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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01
NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
~-~~~~~o~~~-~~~~~~~-~-~ ~-~~r~~-~~~~~-~-~~~c~
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, etc.
6RO The undersigned have re- 80.
- ceived by late arrivals. large S2g3
eyTo addition to their stock Of Med -
x icincs, Paints; Oils, Perfume
ny, Varnishcs, Fancy Articles, &c,
making il much larger and Deter assorted
than they have ever before offered. Having
been purchased by one oil the Gtm in person,
with much care and attention 10 both price
and quality, they are able 10 offer them at
the lowest markets sies, and request of Coun-
Iry Merchants and Physicians particularly
an examination oil their stock. They have
lately received
1000 kegs pure White Lead;
1000 gallons Linseed OIL;
2I2 doz CARROTS Scotch Snuff IN bottles;
&c DO Sweerset's Maccoboy do in do
Sc boxes Scotch Snuff in rolls.
$4,000 G d Percussion Caps;
100 groce best Wood Box Matches;
us doz Cologne Wafer, assorted;
l. 100 do Bears Oh;
81 do Rose Hair Oil;
800 lbs Spanish Float Indigo;
1000 do superior Madder;
II SACKS FepPer anG Gin9eT;
IS boxes GunPowderand Imperial Tea;
IL bbls Spanish Whiting;
60 doz Rnshloh, Clarke s, Co.'s Cod
Liver on;
1000 lbs Roll Birthstone;
$50 half boxes Window Glass, assorted
sizes;
$50 doz Smoking Tobacco;
$50 doz Mason's Backing;
60 gross Fancy Pipes;
Is bills Spirits Turpeniinei
SIS lbs Extract Iloo wood, in small boxes;
1870 reams Letter aud Cap Paper; very
low;
so doz Hair Brushes;
100 do Shoe 10 single and in pairs;
500 do Violin Strings;
100 do Fine Co hbs;
20 boxes Shaving Soap;
100 doz Tooth Brushes, assorted;
GOO gallons Wi ter Sperm Ok
72l do Tanners OIL;
20 dozen While Wash Brushes;
10 do TayI5r's Shaving Comp oupd;
75grnce SteelPens;
"a doz Bulls Sarsaparia;
l0O0 lbs Venetian Red.
EWlN, BROWN s. co.
Sept. 25-ly Nashville, Tenn.
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To Carpenters.
To BlaeksmithS.

"TE have in store AnEils. Vices, Stocks
w and Dies, Screw Plates, Steel Gall
kinds), Rasps and Files, Browns Bellows,
Atwood's Band and Sedge Hammers, and a
large lot Of IEiIIinsn, VanIeer Il Cos
refined Charcoal Iron. To all Of which we
invite y3ur attention.
HORTON & MACY,
April 22--3m Nashville Tenn,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01
LEATHER.

VTrE have on hand. and will continue TO
w keep, a large lot of Leather of all
kindS-Brldle and Harness, Upper and Sole
Leather. GILL & Russ
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-01

In 1913 the Leg stature Of his
native State voted Gen. Pierce a
splendid sword, as d token Of their
appreciation pf his gallant services in
the field, and esteem for him as a
man. The sword was presented in
behalf Of the State by the Governor.
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Ggg,g 81 EUssEaE.

EEAyE just received a large and deslra-
Il L Bile stock Of Wall Paper, and Border
ing, Fire Screens, and Window Blinds,
which they will sell cheap.
May 10, 1852,
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RW ER R go

GEGARS, Of rare flavor; fine Chewing and
y Smoking TOBACCO; SNUFF, in Blad-
ders, Bottles, and Papers, and sundries TOO
numerous to mention.
April 90. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
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SUNEIEsIES.
TEA! TEA. Fg7l.!!

s g: s3.,ia 50 Sss,. r. e. cs iron :;
esIabiis hmenr, IN Packages from 10 II 10
boxes,
The attention of Country Merchants i,
PAETEcqL4 III ".p'ied to lhis article, BY the
wholesale agent,
April |. J. u. ZIMERMAN
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PA Z N'E'Ss

Il n z "a & 81
E8G goo KEGs Fahnes,ock's pure Lead
So Is bbls Linseed OIL;
.osetner wyh large supply OF Chrome
Green, Chrome Yellow Spanish Brown, We
nelian Red. Lllharge, Paint Brushes, Var
nishes, Sand Paper, Glue. Sc. for sale low
by JIM. ZIAiERMAN.
April |, IS52-ly
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I'D for Buns, Bra,sr. H. RAE Extractor
Dallev's celebrated Cure All, for every kind
oil injury 10 animals;
Bulls SasSaparilla aad Yellow Dock;
Rogers Llysrworl and TaE3 j.
Wistar's Lalsam of Wild Chdrrd;
Williams s9uimonic BashIn:
Gray s cee bIated Plaster f5I Ulcers, Seres Sc
Jew Dasid's do do do do
Judkins' do Ointment 10 do
Spohn's Head Ache Remedy;
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills;
Peters Anti Bilious Pills;
HoOhanG's celebrated German EueTs. ..foy
iemales;'
ThOmPs0n's Anodyne Syrup. for tomen and
children;
Paris Soothing Syrup .'ior children teeIhiro:~
Luelna Cordial tor Genital diseasks;
Mustang Linameni;
For sale at the propriefors' prices BIZ
J. Nj. ZINERMAk,
Wholesale gent,
Mon Of fhe Linn md lIorf0- tTc.l..g O.
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WE W. r z R slz.

April Is, 1852.
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witness the triumph of this great American pa
tent, which does 50 much honor to the nation,
and for which Messrs Dakin & Moody should be
we'll remunerated. The old-fashioned stone dry
dock, with its limited capacity and enormous e1-
pense mxt be supplanted by this new, expan-
sve, progressive, ai0aitabie yet economical, Amer
lean dock. ..
The able report upon the lighthouse establish
ment Of the United States, from scientific and
distinguished commission, recommending change
not only in the whole system of lighting our coast,
but III the building of the towers, has awakened
lively interest in this important humane, and
benefcentduty of our government The Committee
of Commerce in the House ought to act upon this
matter without delay. With all our go-ahead-
ativcness," we arc obviously behind the whole
world in lighthouses. There is Mr.. Evans, of
Maryland, ono of the ablest and most scientific
members OF the House, to whom the highest
credit is due for having studied this subject, and
first set the ball i'll motion at the last Congress.
We should like to sec that honorable gentleman at
the head Of select committee on lighthouses.
Commerce and humanity wauld rejoice.
III politics, the parties in our good old city are
furnishing their arms for the Presidential contest
When the nominations made, We shall fall
into line under the same old standards of Whig-
gerry and Democracy. There will be no such
thing as anew party. The Democrats are already
III the field with their electoral ticket ut the head
Of which, elector Of the first district, stands
Alordecai Cook, esq.-a gentleman OF great power
and cloquence, whether ut the bar or on the hust-
incrS wi ho will hear alOft his banner with n dig
nifty and chivalry that will do honor to his party
and prove fearful to his ad7ersaries.
HARVEY BIRCH.
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PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 3, 1852.
For the first time in the history of this ancient
town-and our record runs back more than O
ccntury-we are this day TO elect mayor and
common council The candidates for the prime
honor are legion, among whom we may name
John S. White, the Democratic nominee, Capt.
Ben. Spratlers and Justice John Nash, Indepen-
dent and Leopold G. p. Cowper, esq. You will
have the result by the wires probably before this
gets into your types.
Our population has been kept in n maze Of
wonderment for week past by the extraordinary
psychological experiments of DR.. Spencer, at Ok
ford Hail. We have sat under all the professors
Of this mysterious science, from its very first intro
ducton to popular assemblies; but we have never
seen any one to approach DR.. Spencer He is q
| gentleman of education and eloquence, and we
believe that he has acquired some new insight in
to these strange principles DR.. 5. has left here
for short visit to Washington city, where he will
doubtless startle and please your learned and
legislative denizens, with his serious, quizzical
comical, mystical laughabe illustrations.
The United States Naval Hospital, under Sur
geon Barabino, is III superlatively fine condition.
There certainly can be nothing equal to its order,
cleanliness, comfort beautiful appearance, and
thorough discipline anywhere in this country or in
Europe. The building is rejuvenated, the walks re-
laid the gardens proftably cultivated and for the
first time, the boundary lines run, and the govern
ment lands and woods fenced i'll and rendered park
like and romantic. All has been accomplished at
a most economical cost This splendid and very
capacious building is the first and most attractive
thing that strikes the vision upon entering the
harbor, in steamer sailing craft, aud it is the
last that fingers as you leave.
We thank Surgeon Barabno for thus brighten
ing and cmbellishing beyond the requirements of
mere duty, this prominent and bcnefcent piece
| Of furniture in Uncle Sans naval establishment.
II DR. Harris, the Chief Of the Bureau Of Medi-
cine and Surgery, would leave Washington for n
day, and look in upon this magnificent Hospital
les Inyalii. he would consign Barabno to n
second term of two years that he might enjoy his
labors. We know Of no man more scientific,
learned, practical, and philosophical in his pro-
fession-none more brave, social, generous, and
hosptablc than Surgeon Barabiuo of the United
States navy H.
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Editors Correspondence.
From Baltimore Correspondent
The eWeather--IaeS Seguins-TheR Rev. Ma.
Green-The WING Convention.


BALTIMORE April do p. IN.
We have night of nights. The heavens arc
curtained in sable. All is dark as Egypt. Hail
mingled with rain and snow has been falling most
Of the afternoon and evening There is a cold
northeastern wind prevailing. Winter is decidedly
nesting upon the lap of Spring, and seems to
cling on with affectionatc tenacty.
The Segun opera troupe have just closed very
successful engagement here, and gone to your
city. They are decided hvoritcs in Baltimore, as
they are in Washington. | have heard them sing
every year for fifteen years past and they seem
yet equally attractive as when first their notes
fell upon my ear Seguin is not only superior
singer, but all exquisite actor. There is lady-ike
department about Mrs. Seguin which, as well rs
her music, wins admiration. Mr. Bishop is
very fine tenor His voice is clear and remark
ably sweet. Your lovers Of operate music can
not but anticipate a choice treat.
Mrs. Green, with her three little children, wife
Of the pretended Rev. John Wesley Green, ar
rested in this city some time ago. charged with
obtaining money under false pretences from sun
dry persons in Philadelphia, is still at Barnum's
llotSi. ln0 llbSld piopiiStolS, thhAiS NplhdS5i
upon her. owing to the very delicate and destitute
condition in which she was left, have thus far
afforded her comfortable home. She is origi-
nally from New York State, and will probably be
given means to return there soon as her
health sufficiently RECEIVERS.
| observe that the Wings in Congress are about
moving with reference to appointing the time and
place of holding the Wing National Convention.
1t is generally supposed that Baltimore will be
the place selected. \ prominent object should
be to hold it at the most central accessible, and,
in all respects, convenient point. If these things
be considered, Baltimore, Of course, must be
fixed upon. The Democrats held their conven-
ton here, and the Wings will certainly not be less
accommodating. We will promise the delegates
comfortable quarters and all the conveniences
and luxures that ample city affords
A despatch from Norfolk announces the total
destruction by fire, on Friday night last, of the
Mansion House, (thc first hotel in the place, the
post office, the postmaster's dwelling, and the
printing office of the Old North State newspaper,
in Elizabeth City, North Carolina. The loss is
heavy, but partially insured. The letters and
papers in the post Office were saved.
CHESAPEAKE.
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Office Of Correspondence,

LII Persons having business in the city Of Washington
are informed that the undersigned has established here
an OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE for tho purpose Of Civ
ing any Information desired by any person in any part
the world No business whether public private If of
honorable character viii be excluded from the correspond
ence OF this Office Persons wishing to know how to proceed
IN any business they may have before Congress- in the pub
lie Offices &c will be discrcety adyised and where profes.
sona or other aid necessary the best will be procured
recommended
The undersigned will regard all matters communicated TO
him In conncxion with this Office sacredly confidential
and WILL by himself and through such agents il may be
necessary for him to employ, every possible precauton
TO preserve them inviolate. " 0.#
Every letter of inquiry must contain fec of fue dollars
which will generally be the only remuneration required
the proper amount will be stated in satisfactory letter in
reply n
Ha- Address, postage prepaidD
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
Office Of Correspondence, Washington, d. c.
WAsHINGToN CITY, January l6 1852.
Mr. THOMAS c. CONNOLLY is known MS worthy citi
zen as gentleman of intelligence and IA clear accurate
and ready writer and regard him emnenty qualified
for tho able prompt and faithful performance tho useful
duties connected with his and original design of an
OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE.
RICHARD WALLACI
y. s. Marshal for the District of CoIumbia.1
WALTER LENOX,
Mayor of Washington City,
10. GALES,
Senior editor of the National Intelligencer"l
Il, w. LATHAM,
jan IL Banker
Intel. Repub. & union--Tu. TIL. & Sat. if em
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Parker's Fancy Store!

NEW GOODS!
lust ARRIVED, per steamer Humboldt, expressly for
" sales
cartons rich and beautiful Ribbon
do do French Flowers
20 very latest styles Shell Tuck Combs
40 pairs newest style Bracelets
elegant Pearl Fans
20 SRndalwood Fans, very pretty
10 cartons Ladies faucyCoored and white Kid Gloves
IN PERFUMERY-
so dozen Lubn's Finest Extracts
10 " Rose and Musk Soap
10 " patterns Jars Of Pomatum
10 very superior Hair Oils
Gucrain Ulustrale FOR identifying and pro
noting the growth Of the human hair
case 56 dozen) Jo An Farina Cologne in octagon and
long bottles and some in wicker bottles
Bay Rum (Nadame Layogrias distilery)
Rouge, Face Powder, &c, &c. PARKER'S
Comb, Fancy, and Perfumery Store,
feb 26-tf under National Hotel.
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DHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVlG-
l. ORATOR, to prevent Badness, and
to restore the har that has fallen of or become thin and to
CURE EFPEcTuAMy SCuRF or DANDRUFF--price SO cents
NEL0N'S MAGIC HAIR OIL. for the promotion Of the
LuxuANT GROWTH BEAUTY the PRESERVATION and RES
roRATIoN, of the lTAtR-price 25 cents
RN~ These articles warranted to gtrG 5dt'gdctton
For sale Ivy A. GRAY, Bookseller,
jan 10 eth st.. opp Odd Fellows Hall
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DR.. sTICKLAND's
American Family Pills!

THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF THE AGE!
)ESlDES the cahartc and antyspeptc quality Of these
I'D Pills, their adaptation to purify the bloudo the
Liver Complaint Urinnl and Abdominal Diseases and cspc
cay that class Of maadcs known Female Complaints
to relieve the system of Worms and pmpes on the skin
may be seen, set forth in pamphlet which can be had
gratuitously Of the wholesale agent.
N. B.-The above PILLS to highly recon-
mended from responsible that can assure the
public they have tho best possible guaranty Of their GREAT
They have already acquired popularity raTey cqraite
in so short time they have been for sale in this city
A. GRAY, Bookseller,
lift 7th street opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
Swedish Mothers Hymn.

TRANSLATED BY MARY HowITT
There sitteth dove so white and fair,
All on the lily spray,
And she listeneth how to Jesus Christ
The little children pray
Lightly she spreads her friendly wings
And to heavens gate hath sped,
And unto the Father in heaven she bears
The prayers which the children have said.
And back she comes from hoavcns gate
And brings-that dove so mild
From the Father in heaven who hears her speak
blessing on every child.
Then, children, lift up pous prayer;
1t hears whatever you say,
That heavenly dove so white and fair
All on the lily spray.
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SIM ell NOtes.
States navy

MESsRs EDIToRs: | noticed an article in your
PAPER the other day which seemed to be a vindi-
cation Of the above named currency because
some ignorant woman preferred u city note to u
Baltimore bank bill. That this currency is
great evil, all must admit and that it can be dis
pensed with, think may be easily proved. There
Is plenty of gold dollars but they are kept out
oFcircuation by this trash. five can dispense with
bills Of a less denomination than dollars, surely
We with them. Another reason why they
should be suppressed is, that they are n means
Of propagatng cVnhlyioeS discusses. | see il stated
that n clerk in n bank contracted the smdilpo1 by
handling note and died. There arc other dis
eases that can be taken in the same way ; and
when it is considered that these notes pass
through the hands and are stuffed III the pockets
Of the hlthcst and most degraded people, black
and white, we have amongst us, as n matter of
health and comfort they ought to be put down,
particularly as none are benefited by them but
those who issue them. \ SUFFERER.
We reply.
lst You noticed in our paper no such thing as
a viudication OF the above-namcd currency; but
you might have noticed the assertion that oil
foreign small notes should be driven out with
them
ID. When your doctors learn to distinguish
between the one-dollar and the fve-doIlar small
pox, measles, or itch, your argument Will apply
| I'd Put them down as fast rs you please, and
we will help you but do not displace them to
give room for the Maryland and Pennsylvania
trash" that is ready to food our city. Inhibit
all together
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NEEnFuL NOTIONS !

DRUSIIES-Cothes Hat, Hair, Tooth. Flesh, and Shoe
ID CoMBS-Dressng, Long, Side, Tuck, Fineiooth, and
Pocket
ELASTICS-For Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen.
SILVER AND GERMAN SILVER THlMBLEs; Superior
Scissors Emcies Ladies' Knives Hair Fins, Toilet Soaps,
and many Fancy articles
For sale Nv A, GRAY, Bookseller.
2l--tr eth st..op Odd Fellows Hall,
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FANCY PAPER HEADQUARTERS!

(SOLD PAPER, plain and enbosscd' Silver, Copper,
N White Metal Chinese, Steel Blue, Carmne, and Ula
marines embossed glazed figured and finest German Fancy
Of all colors and Gold borders of all Sizes English and
American Tissue Oil Tracing Perforated and Drawing Pa
per. For sale by A, GRAY, Bookseller,
Jan 10 Seventh street
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CENTRAL HOTEL

CENTRAL HOTEL,
Warren street, cast end Of The RQiLroad Depot,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
the left hand you enter the Car House going west on
the right going east, only ten feet from the Depot
R- No danger of being left the remain hero thirty
minutes for passengers to dine Efficient rusty walters
always at hand the arrival Of each to attend
gage entrusted to their care.
MEALS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Good accommodations for passengers remaining ever,
ono dollar per day.
n BThe proprietorS' efforts will always be to please
their guests Having eight years experience both East and
West they feel confident that all will be eatsfed and solicit
the patronage If the public.
ian IT, H. A. CLARK 4 co.
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NORFOLK, Va, April 3, 1852

d-PoIitics-M. Cook, esq, EIec-
! tor, sc.
NORFOLK, Va, April 3, 1857
! The United States steam frigatc PotVhatyt, nj
the Gosport NayyYard, will soon be ready fol
commission. \ trial trip will be made in a few
weeks, when we should be pleased to have will
US the able and popular embodiment of the
Washington Telegraph, This noble frigatc is,
we believe, to make her first cruise in the classic
Mediterranean. When she arrives there it is
probable that Commodore Stringham will take her
as the flag ship of his squadron. She is one of
the largest and most substantial war-shps in the
world built of the best live oak, copper iastcncd
| 252 feet of deck Ij feet BEAM ~ feet inches
hold draws Is feet inches at load-lme; 2,l2O
tons She has two inclined engines Of 1000
horse power, 1O.inch diameter of cylinder; 10
feet stroke of piston wrought-iron watcr-whcels,
81 feet diameter, 10 feet wide, and shafts weigh
ing 81 900 pounds % arms in each wheel, with
paddles and i6 inches wide She has four
splendid copper boilers, IL feet long, - feet
inches wide, and l3 feet high with double return
flues and fine surface of $500 square feet; SOL
square feet CRATE surface; 5000 cubic feet
steam room; and capacity to sustain pressure
of 20 pounds to the square inch. The cost of her
boilers will be $4,000; their weight is about
l2S tons, and the value Of the copper alone was
$50, 900
The total cost to the government Of this truly
magnificent machinery, Of engine and boilers,
which will bear the worlds scrutiny, may be put
down at S270, 900. Chief Engineer William Sew
ell is the United States officer who has very faith
fully superintendent the construction This great
work has been executed by contract at the Cos
port Iron Works," under the able propretorship
of \. Mehafley, ESD, gentleman Of extensive
business grasp high integrity, and universal per
sonal popularity, whose enterprise has added
largely to the advancement of Portsmouth, and
marked an Hygeira in the machine manufactory
of the old Dominion Tho facilities Of this large
and prompt establishment arc eagerly sought by
the United States government as well as by in
dividuals throughout Virginia and the South
We have just heard with great pride, of the
highly successful test made yesterday at the
Philadelphia navy-yard of the SECTIONAL FLOAT
1NG-poCK, in taking out the steamer "City Of
Pittsburg' A naval commission was present to
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THOMPSON'S
sKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY!
LANE { fuckers BUILDING,

LIME q IUUNEH
Itfansyudatd 4UeHue, Washington, ID. c.
IIE subscriber would respectfully inform the ladies' and
L gentlemen of Washington and vicinity, that he has
opened the above rooms for the purpose of taking the like
of all who wish to favor him with call He has
spared no expense in making 1t the
BEST GALLERY IN THE CITY.
And from his long experience proprietor Of several gal
ees in New York city, he is confident that hS work
be e1ccd by any lie will give his personal attention
to each picture and will suffer go dissatisfied
Ills apparatus is entirely and possesses all the latest
improvements having Of the most ariscay arranged
SKY-LIGHTS in the country.
Bf- lie is willing to guaranty satisfaction sale. -n
large assortment of fancy constantly hand and
for sale ut reasonable rates.
Rl~ PoSt-mortem promptly attended to-
feb 2l-tjan q II. G. THOMPSON.
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TO CAPITALISTS
A PANORAMA FOR SALE.

OFFICE or CORRESPONDENTS, WASHINGTON,
February %, 1852,
ITALF Of very beautiful PANORAMA is offered for
sale 1t believed that in the hands Of good exh
tor il can DO made very profitable The present owner b
unable from other engagements to give his personal at
tention and Is unwilling to place It in the hands Of any
one not directly and permanently interested in its
Apply to t' T. g. CONNOLLY,
feb Z3-u General Correspondent.
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nR. MARuoFF,s CELEBRATED GER

~ MAN INDICATED SOAP is particularly adapted
to the CURE of all CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS, for render
ing the harShea skin delicately WHITE SMOOTH and
SOFT-remoying SALIOWNESS, PTMPLES, TAN, FREC-
KLES, sUNBURNs ana REDNEss OF THE SKIN. For
sale by A. GRAY.
jan 1e-- bookseller, 7th 1t.