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J cljned 10 ME lei the demands Of holders for an
H advance, ahd The sales Of the day were only
/ so bales at Saturdays prices, Gas 50.
\ Tuesday BUYERS gave in, and 654 bale,
were sold bit 64G64c., large proportion at
the latter price, very decided advance.
The sales for The three days following
q mounted TO 1891 bales at 6(G6sc., the
m arkel cid sing Friday evening active, and
i he lders, Under the influence Of later adj
vic ss frorA Liverpool reporting further
advance Of I'd in that market. inclined TO
put up prizes still higher. To-day, howev-
er, in consequence of This inclination, The
fmarket has been inactive. and sales sum up
only l52 bales al 6 30fG64c.
Cotton continues 10 come in freely The
receipts during The present week amount
to 1907 bales agansi 234l ast,week. To
tai receipts since the first OF September last
% ,9Ol baTcs against 25,593 al The same pc
Rod last YEAR.
Sugar The stock of Sugar in store is
ample and demand brisk. Sales at SAGE
bv The hhd,, and 65(074c. by the bbl.
Coffee. There is "a fair demand for Col-
fee. Sales a. 84@92c for Rio
Flour There have been heavy acces-
sions 10 The stocks in market and The exor-
bilant demands Of holders have been trus-
ira,ed by a decline in prices. We quote
Tennessee and Cincinnati S4-the finest
ST. Louis brands are held al sc.
Molasses. 28t030c., e gallon.
Salt. BbI 40c; Sack, fine, 81 80; Coarse
81 60.
Candies. The supply is ample. We
quote Taiow 9fOl0; SIar 25CO25; Sperm
45c.
Whisky. Price of good reciifed l40l8c
II gallon.
Lard Scarce and in demand. Sales I
at 7f08c.
Butter, 12c a. Is.
Feathers. 28(030c.
Beeswax, l8f020c.
: Ginseng, 25.
Corn Meal, 40650c y bushel-
Corn, 81 rs II Dbl.
Oats 3OtG40c T. bushel.
Guber Peas, 60G65c z busho.
Flax Seed, 75c Il bushel.
Lead, pig sc, bar SIC.
Dried Peaches, 81 75G2A.
Dried Apples, 81 25..
Wool, 23f025c.
Hogs, 5OO4 rs. nett.
Green Apples IS e Dbl. /
Irish Poaioes, s24@e4 f. Dbl. /
Swee. Potatoes. 75loSl # bushel.
Banner.
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DlEMER & HAMPTON
DRU9@1S TSo

DRW9G1S TSa
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn
DEALERS IN
Medicines, Paints, Dye-Sfufs'
| GLASS, Perfumery, Soaps.
i Brushes, Oils, YnrnisheA
Surgical instruments,
Fancy Articles,
Extracts, &c,
HJAKE pleasure in announcing TO Physi-
Il clans, and the public generally, that
they have recently increased iheu stock bY
the reception Of fresh supply direct fIom
/ Philadelphia, which. we thIrk makes II the
BEST ASSORTMENT ever offered in this mas
| kel; among which are The following
A
AcIps-Benzoic, Citrc. Acetic, Murlatc,
Sulphlric, NiIrIc, Nitrous, Tararici Adhesive
PlasleFs African PepP pow'G; Alcohol, 70
per ceDt. deodonzed; AlepPo Calls; Aloes,
socotrhe and cape; AnIImOny ,Sulph Golden;
Ammonia, spls and aqua; Arrow Root,
American, Bermuda, J amaica; Arsenic, ASA
i9uda.
Balsam Copaiba, solid AR lOu, true; Black
Drop. BlisI Tissue. Blue Mass, Saucers, Wit
nol. Bbrsx refined, Breast Pipes. BIimsIone
roll.
Calomei English. CamPhor ref, Canihar-
ides, Carbonate mmenIa. Catdamom seeds,
CasIie Soap, Castor Oil IN bottles or by Tho
gall; CatheieTS, gum elastic and silver; Clio
reform, Cinnamon Bark. CitrIEe ONT, Coch- =
meal, Cod Liver Oil. Composition Powder;
CoIks, demIohb, bottle and vial; Cream Tar
tar, Creosols, CrucibIes, Cubebs. Cupping
Glasses.
Digilalis leaves, DoYers Powders, T. S. P.
f
Elalenuu, Emery. EPSON Salts, Ergob
Ether, nitric. sulphuTlc; Extracts, beiadoma.
butteIGut, cicuta, gentan, hellebere, by Osci-
anus; lockwood, nox yomIca. red bark. rhss-
barb. strsnonium. taraxacnm.
Flour Of Sulphur, Fowler's Solution
Gamboge. Gentian Root, Ginger Root.
Glue best, Gold leaf, Grams Of .Paradlsei
Gums, Arabic, gaIacum, myrrh, sandarso.
sheIac, uagacanth.
Hofman's Anodyne; Iodides. IRON. lead.
potassium; Iodine English. Ipecac, Iron By
II YdrOgen, IsIDglass.
] l.
Jalap pow'd, Jujube Paste, Laudanum.
Lemon syrup. Llquoncs cOlabria, LobelIa IN
flata, Lunar Causuc.
M
Maguesia carb and calcned Mama Flake,
Mercura! Ointment; Morpha, acetate. muir
ATE. sulphaIe; MOrlsrs, Wedgewood. Musk,
Mustard.
Nipple Glasses. Nursing Bottles. Nutm sgs.
Nux Vomics.
Oils, Of almond, amber. aniseed, bergamof,
black pepper, caguput, cedar, cinnamon,
cloves, cdPaIbas cubebs, JessamIne, jumper.
lavender. lemon. neiOlI, onganum, peppeE
mInt, rhodium, rose pure, rosemary ,sassairas.
wInIergreen, wormseed; OPIUM. Turkey, de-
narcouzed. pOw'd; Grange Peel, OrrIs RoS1
Pow'd. Ossa sePla.
p
Patent Lint, Pearl Barley; Peruvian Barks.
red aud yellow; Pessaties, glass, gum elastic;
Pill Boxes. wood aud paper; Pink Saucefs.
PiperIne; Po,aSss, bicsrbonate, chlorate. sui
pha.e; precip CaIb Iron, Prepared Chalt,
Prussian Blue, PIussIats Of Polassa. PulVS
AnimonIalis, Putty.
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LIsT oE LETTERS

in the Post Office al FAY
Ii ErrEyrLLE, Tennessee. February
rs, 1882.
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c. G. G., Of Winchester

The money was received, and
placed to your credit. Thank you.
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Torn Nd al for Sale.

zen EfiEs5SubscrberS wllikeeP good supply
8 {df exetltent Corn ffehl constantly
f5rl sale a! sAe-I.ieety Stable, al lhe market
prize. The quality IS eqGal TO any. Our
Mil makes as goo Tear as. any in the
county. w make 55 to 10 pounds Of Flour
from a bushei OF g9od Vhedt
Feb. 10, 1852. SMITH & DAVIS.
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i.00kS aud SlatiOnarY.

yuST received. splendid lot Of Books
- and Stationary, among when are the
Iopowlog--Med,cal. Historical, Poetiesl,
School aud miscellaneous. hne assortment
OF Letter, Nole and Cald Envelopes, sm-
no>. ID; superior lot Of Ink, Pens, Paper,
Qutis, pi4ak Books, sc. &c.
To ali Of which we invite the attention oil
ladies and gentlemen--lhe ladies' particularly
DlEMER g. HAMPTON.
Oct Ia
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,J,..r,i,e,aenls are ms erted in the
order in which they are land9o III
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Last Notice,

Last N0tlce,
WY ID don't like to SUE any one, and will
w hot DO SO without giving timely notice
This i therefore, to NOTIFY all persons IN
deoled DO us, TO come up and settle IMME DI
| arEILY or they will be called on by Cpn-
| sable. COBB s WOODS
! Jan l3, 1852
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Psg 70 UP.

NVERY person owing me IS hereby So,i-
fed to come forward and settle up, as
Longer INDULGENCE cannot be given. A
prompt attention 10 this will save COST.
Aud the gentlemen who borrowed my
beat.shln saddle EaEs, about 5 months
AGO. lis tesprcifu1ly requested 10 LEI ne have
them for a few DAYS, as wish to use them.
Feb. >, 1852. w. II. MOOKES.
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AUGUSTA, GA.-Couon. Our market
opened on Monday last with fair demand,
which continued during Tuesday. on which
day holders were able % realise 6C164fG68
for inferior TO ordinary, 7f074 for nniddling,
II for good middling. 74f075 fer niddling
fair, Il for, fair, and s for fair TO good fair.
On Wednesday. Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday, The market was dull and if any
thing pr ces were easier.
Bacon. The stock on hand is light, bet
all sufficient 10 meet lhe demands By
wholesale, holders are sill asking ten to
Twelve cents for clear Sides. BY the small
quantity, ribbed sides are selling at l.0l2.
New Bacon II scarce.
Lard. The sock of Lard is on the in
crease and prices have given way. We
now quote lif0I2c.
Corn. There is but limited demand,
and prices have an upward tendency. We
ouo.e 7OfO8o for feed, and 9Oc for good
White suitable for grinding. Rye, 60FO9i,
Oats, sc.
ATLANTA, GA.-Couon. Since our last
repor. transactions in Cotton have beenqui'e
heavy and The market generally lively W
quote prices at 54GO73.
Pork, hog round, TO &c.
Hams, 121 10 l4c.
Sides, lilo l22c,
Beef, by the quarter. 2! 10 Dc.
Sweet Potatoes, yams SO to GO; Spanish
80 to so q bushel.
Lard, scarce ut 12lc.
New Wheat will bring IS TO 81 q bu.
Corn sells at 80 to Soc!
Meal, coo, 10 81 e bushsl.
Flour, city mill from q 10 81. Baltimore
o. Dbl. at Sc TO 81.
Butter, Is TO Csc.
Coffee, 10 TO lie; Sugar TO l0c.
Moasses, 80 to Soc; Syrups 40 10 76c.
Salt, Liverpool sacks 81 rs.
CHArrANooGA, TENN-The river is now
rising rapid Y. and ills raining with she,pros-
pect Of a general freshet. A considerable
number of fiat boats have landed at The
wharyes within the week, laden chiefly
with Corn, Oats, and Irish Potatoes. There
is sill a scarcity of flour in market. Corn
is sufficient for the demand, bal remains
firm at SOC.
Oats are plenty at IS 10 40.
Potatoes, an excellent arucle selling from
81 10 l so.
Bacon, but few. sales, 9 to 10 fair quota
lion.
Couon. Receipts for the week have
probably exceeded 5000 bales. Sales mo-
sufficient for quotation +,
No material change in Groceries. SiocE
| rnnd
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For NEGROES.
Nav ARRANGEMENT

,s,TIE s,5ss,iasr has tous III h'einteresl of
4 w. II Moo REs. 10 the 5s9re House,
,Goe1s. BooSs, Notes. and Accounts, OF
Al6oREs & THcMsoN. and The subscriber is
alone authorized To collect the amounts due
Ile fr,h. and is responsible for us debts
Being permanently located in the mercan
Tile bul ness. res Peclfuly ask a cali from
tie purchasing pa Ehc. MY Goods are offered
as low as those OF Rnv House IN Fayetteville,
Try me. JAS. l.. THOMSON.
Jan. %, 1852.
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Neatly Printed Blanks,

r,,e,,tir- and Justice blanks Jnsi prihI-
- md for sale q, our dcsk--clfaP.
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DR.. W. w. MN elIey

- FSpECTEULLY tenders his thanks TO
4 q his lrierds for their patronage heIeIolore,
and bnpes trat past attention TO cases in
trdsted 10 his cafe, wiliiusure continued con-
hdence.
Office, one door North OF w I. Ross Law
Office
I Dec. II; l950L-ly
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,.i,..rtis.,nrnts nus be handed INTO
0.rav T,,eg5 ng Morning. % insure
- s,..e,rnnce in he following Pepper
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Ladies Fine Dress Goods.
Blankets! Blankets!

Sept. %
Blankets! Blankets.
DLUE, Green. Drab. Scarlet, and Fancy
I'd Macinaw Blankets. also Bed. Cradle
and Negro Blankets in store and Tor sale
cheap by
goodrich, BUcHANAH & BEAVERS.
Oct. 7,
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SAVANNAH, GA.-Couon. The market
ouie,. The sales limited 10 629 bales al for
mer. prices. The following comprise the
sales:-5o al6}; 93 AT; 60 al u; at II;
II a, II; 1919 at Il; 33 al Is; l6 az !, and
27l at &c. j
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Acrps-Benzoic, Citric. Acetic, Muriatic,
Sulphlrie, NiITIc, Nitrous, Tarrarlc; Adhesiys
Plasler, African Pepp pow'd; Alcohol, 90
per c4Dl. deodonized; Aleppo Calls; Aloes,
sOcotrihe and cape; AnIimoDy ,Sulph Golden;
Ammonia, spis and aqua; Arrow Root.
American, Bermuda. j amaica; Arsenic, ASA
i9tda.
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Calsmel English. CsmPhOr ref, Canihar-
ides, Carbonate Ammonia. Cardamom seeds.
Casli,e Soap, Castor Oil IN bottles OF by Tho
gall; Calhelers, gum elastic and sltver; Clio
reform, Cinnamon Bark, CItrEe ONT, COch-
meal, Cod Liver Oil. Composition Powder;
Corks, demIohD, bottle and vial; Cream Tar
tar, Creosols, CIucibles, Cubebs. CUpplng
Glasses.
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Dee %. 1851
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-04
Items.

Miss Davenport, the actress sails for Europe
on the 18th instant.
The doctors of Boston have raised their charges.
Sickness will soon become one of the luxuries of
life which poor man cannot afford.
| 1t is On argument of truly brave disposition
| in a learned man not to assume the name and
character of one.
| There is story of man who was so anxious
| to make n noise in the world, that he left orders
when he died to have his skin tanned and made
| into drum.-ETch.
The iron steamship Great Britain was thrown
open Mt New York, Monday, for the inspec-
ton of civil authorities, invited guests, &C. A
collation. was served in the saloon.
James Green alias Gala CHER, noted gambler
of New Orleans, has been sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for just ten years, for attempting to kill
police officer.
An lrishman jumped from train while in
rapid motion, on the Boston and Albany railroad
last week, and, striking his head broke his
neck-of course
The Montgomery Advertiser says that Bochsa,
who leads for Madame Bishop, is the own half
brother Of Louis Philippe, late King of the
French, being the son of Philippe Egalite."
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. S. N.

PORTSMOUTH, Va.) Aug. Is, 1851
Mr. j. H. Boush-Dear Sir: While in general OPP
posed to Patent Medicines candor compels to state that
have great confidence in the virtues of amptons Vege
table Tncture For several months past have used it In
my family and in Dyspepsia loss of appetite dizziness and
general debility, with entire So far my expert
extends therefore, take pleasure in recommendngit
to the afflicted a safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours, VERNON ESKRIDGE
Chaplain in the U. S. Navy.
We ask the afflicted to call those having this wonderful
article for sale and get pamphlets gratis.
For sale by G. Stott Co., Washington, d. c.
Wallace Elliot, and 18th SITS.
d. B. Clarke, Md av. 4 lth St
j. Winner, 9th st., near Louisiana
r. S. T. Cissell, Georgetown.
c. G. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally, everywhere.
MORTIMER & M0WBRAY,
mar 26-tr General Agents, Baltimore ST.
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BY its mild action on the

BY its mild action on the
STOMACH, LIVER and KIDNEYS,
will cure the diseases Of those Organs with
all Chronic complaints, as
DYSPEPSIA, COUGH, ASTHMA,
BRONCHIAL and LUNG AFFECTIONS,
PAINS in the BACK, SIDE and BREAST,
CoNsUnGPTIoN, sCROFULA,
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, FISTULA,
Piles, Bowel Complaint,
Worms, .NsrUOus DebfiffD, ,cfth all Diseases
Gr5stng from IMPURE BLOOD.
Jog to the World Hope for the A6licted!-Morc
Testimony from, Home!
BALTIMORE, Sept IL, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer Dc Moaobrag feel it duty to make
known the benefits have derived from Dr. IIamptons
ture. For length of time have been subject great
system, accompanied with papitation and uttcr
ing of the heart had such sudden attacks that on one
occasion could scarcely get home making mention OF
case to friend he referred to Joseph X Stapleton
esq., old and highly respectable citizen of Baltimore
had used the Tncture under similar circumstance
called Mr. Stapleton, and after interview of
minutes was fully satisfied Of the medical virtues of the
Tncture from the evidence before of his person.
who for some time previous indicated failing state Of
hea but hearty hale appearance with the activity
of youth Immediately commenced using the Tincture,
and before took the contents of bottle, my strength
reneDed and can toa t,sh and active
tive of the digestive which when destroyed, the
whole system is in a state eff suffering.
do assert 1t Is humbug, but 49, in reality what is
represented to be by DR.. Hampton, I the inventor
Corner of Lombard and Sharp streets
At present in Washington, D. G.
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PLEASURE TRIPSl

~U-B The steamers GEO. WASHINGTON and
sss.,Ss THOs cOLLYER be chartered for pub
lie select parties They the only boats that have the
privilege To land nj Mount Vernon Schools to Mount Yer
non So cents each They will also visit Bella Vista, ely
mont or any place the parties wish to spend the day
The above boats are we'll suited for Pleasure Trips, being
very swift and comfortable. Apply to the President Of the
Con,nanv or "a the Ceptains JOB CARSON,
iune Y,Sooin, SAM GEDNEY
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POPULAR STANDARD WORKS!

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE, or
Il Dictionary Of the Bible Theology, Religious Biography
ALI Religions Ecclesiastical History and Missions.
Robinson's Calmets Biblical Dictionary.
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Townsend's Arrangement of the Old and New Testament
Mosheims Ecclesiastical History.
Pictorial History of England in vols
Macauays History of England.
Wilson'S American History.
Ronss Ancient History Harper's ed, in octave vol
and In two vols.
Ninevah and its Remarkably Lsyard.
Goldsmth's Animated Nature.
For sale by A. GRAY, 7th street
may Ctr
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WALTER LENoX, Mayor.

AN ACT for the relief of William II. Taylor.
B enacted, de- That the Register be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to refund TO William H. Taylor out
general fund, the of five dollars that being the
amount of fine imposed said Taylor for running
wagon without license
Approved, May %, 1852.
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Bas" Drunkards arc plenty in our streets to-
day Three were this afternoon cartcd from AZ
street, below the Avenue, to police office One
slept in o street in that vicinity all last night
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Beg" The lightning, at half-past six o'clock
yesterday evening, ran along branch telegraphic
wire into small station-house belonging to the
Coast Survey Office, east of the Capitol, and set
fire to the building. The fire was fortunately
subdued.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday afternoon, in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. JOHN @. SMITH, JOHN NELLY esq of
Jamestown, Pennsylvania, to Miss HELEN LUCRETiA,
daughter of NICHOLAS HALTER, esq, of this city.
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Bas- This is the last evening of the Festival at
Odd-Fellows' Hall. A sumptuous festival, beau
tiful entertainers admirable music, cheerful and
happy guests, and an excellent object to accom-
plish by means of the profits realized Do not
miss this last opportunity.
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WE have this day received per Adams Co.'S Express
w three cartons White and two cartons Of Colored
Embroidered Swiss usn OF different styles and patterns
which prepared to sell very cheap for cash We
ye the attention the ladies stock Of the above
goods. McbAlN HARRY,
NAV 31-dIw between sth and 9th streets.
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2 2; : : 2 : 8 . 9

wi Linment upon the organization is one of the most
perfect remedies offered to the afflicted Its volatile
penetrating soothing and healing properties duse them
selves to the very bones 1t gives impulse the
whole nervous system to the very exremies stimulates
tho absorbens and tons and assists nature to throw
off and rid herself of any diseased action the nervous
chords lgamcnts making applicable sores of any
kind -RHEUM1TISM BRUISES, STRAINS BIRNS
MIR npyp
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

We have certificates from Captain Canot brother to the
eminent physician to Louis Napoleon, President of the
French republic who cured of Rheumatism of
years standing; from Robt Gau d. of years;
one from Mr. Oldham Baltimore Custom house, of dread
full ofdyspepsia from Jno Luke of of dys
pepsia and general debility and from j. K stapcton,
esq, of Baltimore, with hundreds of others
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AN ACT grade gravel street north from 1st to 9th
street east.
Be enacted DC, That the Of one hundred and nifty
dollars the is hereby appropriated out Of
money the credit Of the Fifth Ward to grade and gravel
street north LIST to 9th street east the work he
under the direction Of the Commissioner Of the
Fifth and Sxth.wsrds.
Approved, May az 1852.
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AN ACT for the relief of John Fletcher.

BE enacted de- That the of ninetyon dollars and
sxysix the hereby appropriated pay
able Of the funds Of the Seventh Ward for the purpose
Of settling with John Fletcher for laying flag iootways
Seventh street west, ACROSS and Il streets south.
Approved, May %, 1852.
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METROPOLIS PIANO FORTE ASSOCIATION

METROPOLIS PIANO FORTE ASSOCIATION.
nEMz- TWO more splendid scven-octave Pianos,
HWr1rITTsu from those celebrated American manufactu-
Y Y rcrs, Hallett, Davis Co.. Boston, have been
received, and are now ready for examination
at the Ladies' Saloon of the OdFelows Hail. Also,
H., d. Co.'S best Louis XIV. STYLE octavcs, with
rosewood case four round corners Gothic moading
pnth open workesk and fretwork rchy legs and
highly finished which will for richness of tone and
elegance of style with any manufactured in this country
Europe.
Notwithstanding the scurrilous remarks made by cor
tain vendrr OF the Chckering Pianos that the instru
ments made by lIalett Davis Co., worthless perfect
humhugs' &C., only say that do not offer the
public any but what the genuine H. D. Co.'S; and
competent peons, honest without prejudice, have pro
nounc them equal if not superior, to any heretofore
offered in this city, and at saving of one hudrcd and fy
6ox! Whatever humbug there may be elsewhere, there
here and behalf of the manufacturers cha
lene competition and request the public to examine, Judge
and decide for themselves word to the wise is sufficient
STRATT0N WOODRUFF,
may 1l-dtf Managers.
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IMPORTANT FACTS.

ST. LOUIS, February q, 1852
We, the undersigned, dealers in Drugs Medicines in
St. Louis Mo- have sold the quantities of Mexican Mustang
Linimen opposite below during the past twelve
months And take pleasure in stating that we have
never known any remedy that has sold rapidly or that
has given such general satisfaction. Every who uses
speaks In the highest praises its efficacy in relieving
pain, subdung inflammation, and in healing sores and
wounds, either of man or beast.
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PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLE

fEht UMEhl AMI FANNY AhIlCLEs.
T UBIN'S Extracts, warranted genuine
i RousselS Extracts
Wrghts Extracts
J. Anton Farina Cologne genuine
Rowlands Kalydor, for improving and identifying the
complexion
Barrys Tcopherous for restoring preserving and beau
tifyng the hair
Italian Cream of Rosemary and Castor OIL for cleansing
and embelishing the hair
Almond Lotion, for removing Freckes, Tan, and Erup
tons
rommade Male dc Boeuf-L. 7. Piver's
Aselect assortment of Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes Soaps
and fnetooth Combs. For sale by
RIDGELY CO., Druggists,
may 26-tf Penn'a ay., bet. 10Th and 2lst streets
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For this sin the Mirror editor will no doubt be
freely forgiven. Names and titles have never
hurt the old hero. 1t will do you good to see
how naturally he will respond to q" Mr.. President
next wear
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HOUSE FOR SALE,

T HAVE very pretty FRAME HOUSE, containing Nfss
four rooms and kitchen, situated street north I
between 9th and It'll streets with good yard which viii
sell cheap. Apply at
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
NAV Off Onnosita Cantra Markat