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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD.
WINTER SEIZED ULE.
Three Fast Lines to Philadelphia, Daily, Except
Sundays
FARE IN EACH, THREE DOLLARS.

FARE IN EACH THkfE DoLLAhS.
ON and after Monday 2d Decembe the mail and passen
~ ger trains to Philadelphia will be run follows viz
Morning Ma Train stopping at way stations, will leave
the Companys Neo Depot President street at O'Clock,
daily Except Sundsys through In five and half hours
To this train second class will be attached the fare In
which will be two dollars and the ticket for which be
procured In the Office before starting none can be sold In
the
Express Trdin stopping only at Havre de Grace and
Wilmington, through in four and half hours, will leave
the Depot President street daily except SundaysD
O'clock reaching Philadelphia In time to connect with
the evening line for New York Passengers leaving Wash
ngton In the O'clock train will thus be enabled to
reach New York by In the evening.
Night Mail Tram stopping az s the regular stations
the road will leave the President street Depot every night
at o'clock-beiDg the only line on Sundays
Returning the trains will leave Philadelphia, respective
y At half past A. NJ r. NJ and half past 10 r. NJ,
irving In Baltimore about p M half past r. NJ. and
A. NJ
NOTTCE-Tckets for the above lines must be procured
at the office Baggage by the above lines Is at Its owners
risk and passengers expressly prohibited taking any
thing baggage but wearing apparel Fifty pc nds allow
cd each passenger. A. CRAWFORD,
Baltimore November 90 l65D-Jan.9 Q. Agent
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Yonrs GRACE GREENWOOD.
The PEAoR MAsUkL, OR WAS AND ITS REMEDIES BY
George Beckwith Boston: American Peace Society.
Would we might see this little book in the
hands of every advocate of war. Ii is simple,
earnest terribly distinct presentation Of the evils
and horrors of that Internal profession--an epto-
me of sufferings and enormities which would
startle the most careless mind into sad reflection,
and sicken the most belligerent heart We are
very confident that this little book will do good
wherever it goes-and our hearty "GOd speed !"
we give to II and its author. G.G.
THREE LECTURES ON HYoIESE AND HYDRoFArHr BY
Roland S HoughtOn, M d. editor Of " Buwer Forbes,
on the Water Treatment To which are prehxed the
Constitution list Of officers Of the American hygieue
and Hydropathc Association Of Physicians aud Surgeons
New York; Fowlers Wells.
These treatises form an excellent little work on
a subject of rapidly increasing interest If the
writer here had done no more than to restore
Bulwer to health, it would be deserving of honor
Hydropathy seems not only to have cured his
bodily ailment, but also to great degree his
mental maladies-seems to have purified him
spiritually, as we'll as physically. He has written
in style less morbid and unhealthy since The
disease may not be altogether removed from his
moral system but it is certainly less on the sur
face than formerly-the irruption has subsidized
and all at least seems fair G. G.
UNIvKRsALIsT QUARTERLY, AND GENERAL REVIEW. Vol
viii No. 1. January 1851. Boston: A. Tompkins, Corn
hill.
This Review, which deserved an earlier notice
from us, and more extended one than we can
give now, contains articles entitled, The Nine.
teenh C.ntwy;n Progress and Prospects "a" Or
aaeles 10 The Success Of Preaching ~ Religious
Progress" Laerary Notices." which we like
Politics, S1GUeyy, the Union, which We don't like
4" Position and Dlaies of the Uaiuersaha D,nOmba.
lion :" " Sleep and Memory" &c, which we have
not read and, unlike most critics are too honest
to say anything about it. G. G.
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BRAscM oy w. T. JENslras Il Co., NRw YoRx
Pssnsypania apswss nsor si<sh street, Washinsfen.
THE subscriber siil sonauss 10 coudnct the branch Of
the sbovs sstabshmsat where he has hand large
Assortment VI Cloths, Casssvss and Vsstaxs which viii
b .As ~ ~ the same prices and In the style New
York.
Also on hand. large stock Of Op,ycoats Sack Sreeh
and Drss Ceatss Pasfs and vsss and every article
sssy Tor gehtisnAas vssSobs, that In every smsrgsnsy
gsntsmsu may b. fitted With fashionable suit whent de-
Ay. Jan a. WALTER HOWE.
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WATER POWER F0n SALE OR RENT.

A COMMODIOuS building In New Brighton Beaver
"A county, Pennsylvania heretofore used woolisn
factory ~ by % feet and three stories high with album
dance OF power The power the most
eligible Beaver Falls and the wheels and motive
The whole IL surpassed tbs adyan
tages N offers for manufacturing
Some dwelling houses handsomely situated, and water
power and town lots, for sale In the place farm and
lots Of land In the vicinity also, few town lots the
canal In Allegheny city aud also 900 Of land partial
y improved, Of excellent quality 10 sise county Mich.
igan. Inquire Of A. W. TOWNSEND,
Real Estate Agent.
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PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.

For freight or passage apply TO -
EDWARD X COLLINS,
No sc Wall street, New York or 10
BROWN, SHIPLEY, L. co,
Liverpool.
The Of these ships will not be gold
silver bullion specie ewsry precious stones, or metals
unless bills OF lading signed therefor and the value
thereof expressed therein.
or After the first Of April next The rate OF freight by
the above steamers from Liverpool viii be materially redu
ced Jan 2
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4 ~sS, MUTE rs qfrs<,..s.s,


va the Baltimore and SHsgu,haaRa aud PeHnsylpania
Railroads.
THROUGH TO PITTsBURG IN THIRTY-THREE HOURS
express train OF will leave Calvert station daily
~ with the United States Mail from Washington and
Baltimore st half past o'clock A. M connecting with tbs
fast line the Pennsy Railroad at MiddetOwn,
p. arriving at Harrisburg at half past NJ, to din
The train leaves Harrisburg for the West at NJ,
irving at Hodsysburg at s. p M. At this point passen
gers have the option Of taking either the TO ohnstOwn
thence by packet boats stages direct from Hodsysburg
to Pittsburg.
Tickets will be sold the following points by the train
wit: York Wrghtsville, Columbia, Marietta, Middleown
Harrisburg Newport AIiilerstown Perrysve Lewistown
Mcveystown Huntington, Holidaysburg and Pittsburg
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley
Railroad which passes through Carlisle, Shippensburg,
Chambersbura, aud other points the road
For the accommodation OF passengers from Washington
any the above points the baggage master OF the
psny will be at the depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company the arrival Of the morning at Soock
NJ to receive the baggage, which will be carried free Of
charge to Calvert station.
Jan O. ROBERT STEWART, Ticket Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
Hours Of Departure Of the Passenger Taias.
EROM Washington at A. M. and p. NJ daily, and o
Il A. M. daily except Sunday,
From Baltimore at 6 A. M ard Y. NJ daily and A. Nj
daily except Sunday. r. II. PARSONS,
Jan. y. Agent.
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MEDICAL LECTUR Es.

THE Spring Session Of the Pbyso Medical College Gin.
oinnati, Ohio, will commence the first Monday In
March, 1861, and continue twelve weeks Lectures be
svsn At Centre Hall rner Of Firth street and Western
Row.
The Of instruction will embrace Chemistry Bots
ny Materia Medica Therapeutics Anatomy, Surgery OBJ
rtetrics and Theory and Practice.
Tickets 10 the full course, 81 matrisulson %; and
graduation, S5j. JOSEPH BROWN,
Jan. lG--GE Dean Of the Faculty
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NJEw LINE for aBth Of March. MAY July September,
IN and Noysmbcr Through is Is asys Passage secured,
BY early application In cabin for efS second oshia
stesrsss only also information circulars Cratic 20
Fsb ?7-a ARNOLD BUFFUM eco =
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GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUH-
NFSg


GENERAL BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUsI-
NESS.
COPARTNERSHlP.-T undersigned respectfully an
~ 70 the public that they entered copSr
nrshp for the transaction % Exchange and Bank
ing business in the city Of Washington under the hr Of
SELDEN, WRITER'S, Il co.
All business inrustsi to them will be attended, 70 With
promptness ant fidelity.
WILLIAM SELDEN, late TrsasureT T. States.
JOHN WRITER'S, Of Aieranfria, Virginia
r. ". LATHAM ofHts city Of WdihiagioS.
L. p. BATNE, Of Balfiaors, haryioad
JAMES BIRNEY AND CHARLES &. PIERCE,
Cincinnati
/ RkNEf PIERCE, Attorneys at Lar and NoturisI
JAMES BIRNEY, commissioned 10 take deposItions, 40
acknowledgement Of deeds ana TO admister oaths and ar
atoms, oy appointment Of the Governors Of
! Alabama Connecticut D.I.w.r.
Illinois Indiana lows
! kentucky Louisiana Michigan
Missouri Mississippi MAIN,
NewYork New Hannshre Nor,i Cs.o,i,.
Pennsylvania Rhode Island south Caroina
Tennessee Vermont Wisconsin
Texas Maryland
Special attention given collections and to the taking Of
| depostOus.
Once, No. IA Main street July2
NEW LINE OF REGULAR PACKETS.
Netc York. AleraHdria, Washing toa and GeoTseforH
Packefs.
ScHR P PdiITE Geo. P.qssla. master
TOWNSEND JONES, s, " Dayton ttOU,"'
MOTT BEDELL, John Bsdell.
Avn D. Benjsmn Bedell,
liz ROH william Powell
One Of the above packets leaves New York and George
town weekly.
AoENrs.-M MOTT BEDELL and VIM = JONES
No. l0i Wall street. New York; CAZINOVE d co
Alexandria, Virginia; PETER BERRY, Georgetown
ID. Z. Jan 3
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CALIFORNIA STEAMERS,

COMMISSION STORE.
VIYM GURNISON, 0sssvsi Csyswsfssts~ h~ehsstl0t
w Re,eivl, Wharf, BsAt~savs. Nd. Dec al -ly
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GROTE's HISTORY OF GREECE.
Fra American from The second Losdsn Edition.

FHN HmeTtfdn from nc stcond LONDON Edition.
BY GsoRoE GRorE, ESQ.
John p. JEwETT Il Co, OF Boston, announce 10 the
tsrs and TO the Trade that they have in press thu
great work Of Mr.. 6rote Of London,
THE History Of Greece, In 10 volumes.
The nvst volume containing Legendary Greece and Gre
clan History 10 the reign Of Pisiraus Athens rs TINY
DAY PUBLISHED.
The second volume will be issued In few days. and the
remaining Houmss viii follow In aapid succession Each
volume Win make limo Of about JOJ printed and
bound In good STYLE and will he sod al 10 cents vonms
With the usual discount to the Trade.
This work s considered by literary men, both In this
country Europs Of the most thorough aud learned
hstoriss 10 be found Of any country In any language
Urdsrs from the Trade solicited . ,,,,,, ~. .-
Feb l3-4t W and ~ cer"H", NOTION
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CALIFORNIA PAssENG FIR OFFICE,

CALIFORNIA PAssENG FIR OFFICE,
No. l79 Broadway, Mem York
THE United States mail steamers leave New York on the
18th and 18th Of every month through In 81 days Cir
cuar containing important information gratis
der. Everybo Is invited TO send for one.
Address, postage paid,
Feb 6-St ARNOLD BUFFUM Il co
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LARD FOR OIL.
ARD wANTED.-Cash paid for corn, mast Andslop-
IL Lsrl. Apply TO
THOMAS EMEKY, Lard OIL Manufacturer,
Js,.20 ~ wstsr street. near Walnut, Cincinnati q 4
the FRIEND OF YOUTH.
l. Mrs Bailey, and published at Washington can bs ha
at the Boston 5gsncy for The National Era Cornh
Price, by mail so centsN year; delivered IN Boston fire.
postage, rs cents. GEORGE w. LIGHT,
Nov. N 3 Cornhili. Boston.
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Mr. CLEVELAND of Connecticut has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Democrats of his
district, ON the seventh ballot. His competitor
for the nomination, IA HunkerD at one time ran
ahead of him, but Mr. C.'s friends were invinci-
BILE.
Mr.. WALDO is also renominated, pledged, as
we understand it, to compromise measures and
the fugitive act.
Mr.. BooTH, the other Democratic Representa-
tive from Connecticut, man of sterling principle
and consistency, has been thrown overheard by
the Democrats of his District
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BIZ NOT DECEIVED!

Remember, SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Msssachu
the sole proprietor Of the original receipt for the
manufacture Of the original and only genuine
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scribing for il, il he is coming to Caliiorna, bul
will often regret neglect to do 90. will in
short time send you continuation Of my jour
nal, together with what consider suitable out
-ht for trip here-which is . very impor,an,
item for one who Intends enigrating to Calfor-
MIA. Il the right kind Of an outfit had been uni
yersal among the emigran,s this season, nearly
all the suffering would have been ovoided.
In haste remain your friend,
A. II. OWENS.
Oct. 1Gth.-f expected TO be at Sacramento
sooner than this, but was disappointed. which
will account for the delay in mailing. The
news Of tho admission Of California into the Tn
ion has just been received, and was celebrated
by an illumination Of the city, speeches, &c.
Several cases Of cholera have appeared in the
city. Flour has advanced from $8l to $l3 per
hundred. have just received your paper Of
Sept. 5th. Adieu.
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ALFRED SANDERS, EDITOR.
VOLUME lo.-NO, 10.
THE FISHER.
FRo M ooerur

FROM GOETHE.
Tie water sighed, the water swellcd.
A fisher sat thereby;
Chilled 10 the heart his hook he held.
And gazed with patient eye.
And 90 he sat, and as he gazed,
The troubled waves withdrew;
And from the deep maiden raised,
A dripping form to view.
She sang 10 him-she spoke 10 him:
'.Why luIe my brood away,
With human craft and human skill,
To tho deathly glow Of day!
All! conldst thou guess what phantoms swec,
The little fishes know,
Thou too wouldst downward turn thy feet,
And find true bliss below.
Love not tho moon and glorious sun
In the chrystsl deeps to lave
Hath not his face new glory won,
Fresh breathing OF the wave!
And tempt thee not the heavens tina, sleep
In waves transiigurcd blue;
And tempt thee not thine eyes, to leap
Into the eternal dew!"
The waters swelled, the waters sighed,
The surf swept DER his feet;
A strong wish through his heart replied,
As when true lovers meet.
She spat 10 him, she sang TO him,
His earthly fate was DER;
Half drew she him, half yielded he,
And ne'er was heard of more!
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To kEEp EGGs FROM SroILIHG.- - Eat
them while they are fresh,
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L!NES.-BY Mrs. ossoop.
II wish had yon golden star,
Id wreatbe it in my hair.
Look, sister. how j, shines afar.
IT'S like jewel rare"
"Ye., love; but see yon might have had
A treasure far more sweet,
Ingazing on that star YOU'VE crushed
The Hearrs-case at yonr teet!''
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PRErrr CoRREcr. Somebody says. god
is wors6ipped ia nsll climates without SIN.
gle temple, and Nv al classss, without
single hypoctite. lie no usG denyingit--
as they say 10 the cnuntry-though W visk
half % much could be said oftrHc reliaioa.
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SINGULAR EoUtpAGE--;'rhe Savannah
Nems mentions the arrival in that place o.
a MI. Woodward, = deformed man, who had
travelled all the way frnm jefferson county
in Florida, in small but substantial wagon
drawn BY two goats.
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Ready Made Clothing!

They will also keep on hand a genera
assortment of Ready Made Clothing. made
up in their own shop. consisting OF Coats
Pantaloons, Vesls, Shirts and Collars OF the
latest style.
Their Goods have been selected with
great care. and they are determined
TO keep none but the very hes, articles, md
they will sell them on the best possible
terms. for promp, pay. They invite all TO
come and look at their Goods. as they
feel confident they can please the most
fastidious, if they can be pleased with good
Goods at reasonable prices.
They will continue to carry on the Tai
lorlns Business as usual. and while they
take this occasion to return their thanks 10
their old friends and customers. they re.
specially solicit continuance OF their Gus.
tom. Their work will always be executed
in the promp,est manner and by the best
workmen 10 he had.
AprIl 25, IS5l-tf l35
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Notice..

DY the last will and testament OF James
ID Humphrey, deed, late Of the county
of McMinn, State Of Tennessee, i, is d..
recred, after the payment Of his funeral
expenses anc all his deb's, and the paw.
ment Of a specific beqnest OF one thousand
dollars for the use and benefit oil certain
james Batter, that all the residue OF his
estate should he equally divided between
The heirs of Hiram Humphrey and George
Hum hrey. notice is therefore hereby gwen
10 the residusry legatees Of the SAID James
Humphrey, deceased. TO come forward and
receive their distributive shares, as the On
dersisned, Executor, is prepared 10 make
distribution as directed by the will, but as
the residuarv legalees are unknown TO The
u undersigned, he must, for his own safety
require Them 10 prove their rights under
the will hy due course Ct law.
JOSEPH McCORKl.E, Executor.
NO. The "Knoxv,lle Register and the
IRE publican Banner" Nashville. vii! in
sert the above for three months in 'hei'
weekly papers. and send their accounts 'c
this Office tor payment.
April I8, lS5l-3m l3l
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Spring & Summer Goods
JACKSON L. LILLiRD

A RE receiving and opening "a large and
IA we'll selected stock of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, TO which they would
invite the attention ofpersons wishing to pur.
chase They know il is getting TO be fash.
ionable COR Merchants to talk largely about
fine stocks, cheap Goods, and so on but all
testing aside, their stock is perhaps little SUI.
per,or to any ever offered here, and they pro.
pose to sell little cheaper than was ever
heard OF in this section.
Among their stock will be found the follow
ing articles:
Ladies Dress Goods--Silk Poplns, Muslin
de Lanes. Beragrs, Deianes. Lawns, Prints,
&c, Silk Leghorn and Straw Bonnets.
For Gentlemen's Wear Summer Goods
of all kinds, Jenny Lind, fine Moleskin, Con.
gress Panama and Leghon Hats, Boots and
Shoes Of all descriptions.
Also, a large lot Of Ready Made Clothing,
assorted.
April IS, ls5l-tf J35
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Forest Hill Academy,
ATHENS, TENN.

AI.HEyNS, 1EJNJN.
THE Summer Session OF the above Ia
Il stitut,on will commence on WEDNEs-
DAY. the l4,h Of MAY, and continue a
session Of 20 weeks, under the superin-
tendence Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. CHURCH.
They are late graduates Of two eminent
Literary Institutions in New England. and
furnish the highest testimonials OF fnish-
cd scholarship and successful Teachers.-
They are prepared 10 teach and give sue
cessiui instruction in all the branches Of
learning commonly taught in Primary
Schools, Seminaries and Colleges.
TsRxs, per Session Of 90 wseks. Payable
in adrance:
Spelling. Reading, Writing and ! a5OC
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geographic 800
and the above,
Latin and French Languages.
Mathematics, Natural Philoso- IN nm
phy, Moral Science, Aslrono.
my, &c, }
By order Of the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE. See.
April ls. lssl->lf l34
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DIR. ROGERS
LiVcrwOrt and Tar.

A SAFE and certain cure for Con.uInp.
IN ton of the Lungs, Splitting of Blood,
Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Pain in the Side,
Bronchitis, Hopping Cough, and all Pull
mUnary affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Jnurnn SAYS: "Dr. Rogers
Liverwor, md Tar not only gives immcdl-
ate relief in coughs and colds but, from the
testimony of men of tho highest standing
here and elsewhere, it is making some very
remarkable cures Of consumption"
The Railway Register adds: ave have
heard i, stated by persons of grent respecta>
biity. who have used this medicin', that it
is one Of the most remarkable medicines of
the ,ge, for Coughs. Colds. Influenza, Bron-
chitis, Asthma. Pam in the Side and Breast
Splitting Of Blood, Whooping Cough. md all
Lung complaints, which, if neglected. usu-
nlly terminate in consumptlon; und the GER
lifca,cs attached TO the advertisement would
seem fully TO justify this statement"
LIVERWORT.
This plant has, fur many years, been
found to be of singular virtue in the cure o.
affections of the Liver More recently 1t
was ascrrtained that it possessed great pow
or in arreslng Bleeding at the Lungs,
Coughs of chronic cha racter, &C., and OF
essential service III ull diseases Of pull
monary cl'pracler
TAR.
This article is now universally acknowl-
edged to be The most healing aud efficient
application for diseased or dccaying lungs.
or any portion of the Heshy or muscular
parts of the human body. Its medical and
preservniive qualities were understood ny
the Egyptians II. The early nges OF the world
and no doubt now exists among sclentlhc
men, that the preparation used IN the rfn-
balmmpnt of bodies, was composed prlncl'
paIly of lhs ingredient. In later ages, II
was found TO be in universal use among the
aboripinps of America, and at this day 1t IS
their principal, and in fact. only medicine
for an unsound state Of the lungs, or anv
approach to it. Those who are acquainted
with The history OF this hardy race of men.
know that death from Consumption is 'ln-
known among them! The medical faculty
! in III countries appear to have become
aware of The great healing properties OF this
article. and are now Introducing it in their
Practice. DR.. Bucban, of Englond. Dr..
Crichton, of St. Petersburg, DR.. La Prieure.
| of Paris, and the distinguished Dr. cooper,
have been in the habit Of combining 1t with
other articles in their prescriptions. and
with entire success.
Beware Of Counterttits and Base lmilc'
lions
The genuine article is signed ANDREW
ROGERS, on the engraved wrapper around
each bottle.
Price ST. per bottle, or six bottles for 50
Sold wholesale and retail by
SCOVIL e. MEAD.
| ll3 Char,res ST., bet Cont and Sl.Louis sts.,
New Orleans,
Sole General Agents for the Southern States,
to whom all orders and applications Tor
agencies must he addressed. Sold. also. by
JACKSON & LlLLARD, Athens, Ten
CowAN g. HAMMOND. Charleston, Ten
w. II. CRAlGMlLEs, Cleveland, Tenn
March %. lS5l-ly l3O
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New Spring & Summer Goods
at Reeder's Cheap Corner
s. X. RE Il D T. 3

III AS received his large and we'll selected
4 n stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS. to which he invites the attention
1T his friends and the public generally. -
His stock was selected by himself in the
Northern cities, with an eye to durability
and cheapness. He IS one of the den thai
don't believe in humbuggery, but lie feels
compelled TO say that he has the fines'
richest and cheapest stock Of Goods evr'
brought to this market and those who dc
not believe it can satisfy themselves by
calling and examining.
May 9, 1851. l37