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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18
G. A. WINGFIELD.
Liberty ID July 1858.
The FOREIGN Ncus.


We lind but little additional news by the
Arabia In the papers received last evening"
The aspect of affairs in the East is regarded as
iess favorable to peace. The French and Eng
lish fleets we're anchored off Tenedos small
but celebrated island situated about Is miles
southwest of the entrance of the Dardanelles.
In regard to the Cars com plant of the con.
duct of the British Premier, ii is said that he
has ordered peremptory Instructions to NJ. de
Brunow to con6ne himself to official inter.
course with the British Secretary of State.
As stated in our despatch, the only item OF
Chinese newsis one TO The effect that the rebels
had recaptured Nankn, and were marching on
Pekin.
The gold news from Australia is satisfacto
ry. Provisions enormously high.
The commercial news by this arrival is in.
terestlng, from the fact that it indicates large
advance in breadstuffS.
S. Since the above was prepared, we
have received the New York Express, which
contains the following important rumor
The London Times of the ID inst states /,
has received positive information from ST. Pc.
tersburg, by the packet which left that capital
for Stetin, on the evening oil the 25th of June.
that on that day, on the Ieturn of the last cou
rler from Constantinople, the Empnror of Eu
rope despatched immediate o.ders to his troops
to cross the Pruh. 1t was expected that this
determination would forthwith be announced
by the Russian nation and to oreign states by
manifesto, in which the Emperor would re
lterate his strange declaration, hat this aggres
sion Is not an act OF war, and hat he is ready
10 stop the march of his troops whenever the
! Furkish Government signifies its intention To
comply with his terms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18
I Parkersbu1'g Gaectte.

CASES OF POISONING Lewis and
Rank. slaves belonging to the estate of the lato
james Reed, of this county, were committed
to Jail, on Wednesday, on charge of admin
lstering medicine or drug to white woman,
by the name Of Ellen Callahan, for the purpose
OF producing an abortion, thereby causing the
death ofthe said Ellen Callahan and also of
administering drug medicine 10 Whey,
sa:e, ior the same purpose-procuring mis-
carriage, but not causing death.-AbmgdOa
Vugfnian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18
Classification Of Campbell Justices
for u6Sc.,I1.

AUGUST TERM. 1853.
l8 Moses Arnold, 10 Tho. Bette,ton,
80 Henry w Marshall. u Melville Talbot.
SEPTEMBER TERM, SO
90 Abner Early % Peter Hunter,
"a NJ. s. Langhor % Boiler Cock.
OCTOBER TERN. SO.
% Burwell Lee, 81 John 2. Knight,
% s. s Diuguid, 30 Mark Anthony, Jr.,
NOVEMBER TERN, '53.
30 Odin G. Clay, 81 Saml Tyree,
Allen J. Black, 9 Samuel Burch.
DECEMBER TERN, 80
3 james Russell Wm. NJ. Hamlet,
VIM. +. w God, Bowling Clark.
JANUARY TERN, Sd.
John Mcdaniel, Henry Lakewood,
WIN. A. Clement. 10 David T. Williams.
FEBRUARY TERM 81.
IL Booker + Smith, II Thos. Cock, Jr.
II Thomas Fox, Ia Bennett Tweedy.
MARCH TERM. sd.
Il Wm. M. Shoemaker Is NJ. b. Nowlin,
II Ro II. Waltha 10 Moses Arnold.
APRIL TERM, 80.
10 Thos. Betterton 90 Henry w. Marshall,
81 Melville Talbot, 90 Abner Early.
NAY TERN, Sd
23 Peter Hunter, "a NJ. S. Langhorne
25 Boiler Cock, % Burwe Lee,
JUNE TERM, sd.
81 Jno. p. Knight, 80 S. s. Duiguid,
30 Mark Anthony, Jr., 80 Odin G. Clay.
JULY TERM, Sd
81 Sam'l Tyree, l Allen ]. Black.
Samuel Burch, 3 james Russell.
Teste,
July 10 1t GEO. VIM. DABNEY, Gu.
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Irrieal 0fMe PhiladelDbta.

New ORLEANS, July s.-Thc steamship
Philadelphia arrived 10 day with the Califor'
MA mails of The 9th. The passengers by the
Columbus and Golden Gate crossed the 18th
mus In twelve hours, reaching N. Orleans in q
days from San Francisco
The news by this arrival has been an;icipa'
by the arrival of the Illinois.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

DEMOCRATIC HARMONY ILLusTRATED.-A
dispatch from Vicksburg ofthe Cd inst. states
that Messrs Barksdale and Davis. the two
Democratic opponents for Congress. came to
gether the day previous in a room at the Vicks'
burg Hotel and Davis strbbed Barksdale.giv-
ing him nine cuts. The wounds were not
considered dangerous.--N o. Bee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

BIRTH PLACE OF Henry CLAY FOR SALE
The farm known as: Clay Spring. in Hano
yer county, Virginia, and upon which the ora.
tor and statesman Henry CLAY, was born, IS
offered for sale by its present owner,Mr VIM
B. Dabney.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

The Norfolk Beacon announces the death
of Major Francis c. HALL oil the L. Marine
Corps, which took place at bali past 2 o clock
Wednesday morning. He was aged IL years
and was courteous and accomplshd gentle
man-respected by his brother officers and es-
feemed by the community.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18
Property Account: four steel
engraving plates cost,
$403,l73 IL 4O3.i73 II
DAVID w. BURTON,
SAMUEL McCORKLE.
JESSE HARE.
GEO, NJ. RUCKER,
GEO. G. CURLE.

Cfy Of Lynchbarg, to tct:
Tins day personally appeared before me, the nnda,
signed, Justice of the peace in and for said civ Rob
erl - Mtcheii' Cashier of The Merchants Bank of
Yifglna' and made OATH that the foregoing staemen,
exhibits true state and condition of Tho said Bnnl an
the lst day of July, lS53. ',A"" "n
Civ. under my hand in the city aforesaid ,b;s s,h
nay OF July. 1883. II o. SCHOOLFIELD. Up
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

The Milton Chronicle IN. CO says tha,
counterfeit Tens are in circulation there on
the Bark Of the State. They may be detected
by counting the words Ten Dollars" on the
top margin OF the note--if these words occur
but IL times the note is base onc-iflSi it is
gpol.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

The Woonsocket Patriot edlt5r makes mer
~ over the mistakes of an old Shanghae hen
Of his, that had been "setling" Fl: FIVE weeks
upon--two round stones and piece of brick!
Her anxiety quoth he, "is no greater than
ours to know what she will hatch If it proves
a brick yard-that hen is not for sale"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

Tragic Scene.-At St. Louis, few days
ago. Mr.. Conrad Seeier. "a German stone
cutter returned home from his daily work and
after few words with his wife. called his
Children, nine in number, round him, and tax
ing pistol, placed the muzzle in his Tou'n;
and the next momen Mt fell to the foer margea
Corpse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

TERRIBLE STROKE BY LIGHTNING Mr.
Francis Cooley was instantly killed by rght.
ming on. Tuesday of last week. at Peoria, Wv.
coming county, New York. The deceased
was standing in his store filing camphene
can when the lightning entered at the back Of
the building, struck him near the head AMI
passed out through his heel, entirely stripping
him OF his clothes, and causing instant DEATH
The camphene was also inAamed and when
Mrs. Cooley entered the room, hardly mo.
ment having elapsed, the deceased was stan.
ding upright against the wall, enveloped in
sheet of flame. Mrs. Cooley aud her sister
We're sitting at the time, about table, in room
over the store: and the top of the table was
separated from its legs in an instant. Two per
sons We're In the store at the time-onea Young
man, standing near The door, was tossed into
the street, distance of nearly twenty feet
the other lady. was Frustrated and rendered
senseless; but neither were seriously injured
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

During the procession in Philadelphia, OF,
tuesday, Gen. Pierce rode horse belongings
to Gen. Welch's hippodrome.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

DEATH OF MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-Hor.
Joseph T. Caldwell, member of Congress,
IRON N. O., died at Statesville on the 30th ult,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

Death Of n Prominent Citizen.
BosToN. July 13.-The Hon. Sam'l Apple
ton, orc of our leading citizens, died last nj ght.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

STEAM YACHT NORTH STAR-The steam
yacht North Star, with Com Vanderbilt and
party on board arrived at ST. Petersburg June
II, alter Passage OF six and half days from
Southampton,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18
drriU0Z Offbe EbproLpe

New ORLEANS, July o.--The steamer Che.
'okee has arrived with Havana dates Of July
Sd. Several more cargoes of slaves had been
landed on the Island.
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MERCHANTS BANK OF VIRGISIA,

MERCHANTS BANK OF VIRGINIA. [
Lynchburg July 6, 1853.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, Esq,
Governor of Virginia
SIR: In conformity to Inv herewith transmit state
men of the condition Of the Merchants Bank of Virgin.
the lst day of July, 853 being the first quarter
~ report, the Bank having commenced business the
9Th day of March, 1853.
Very respectfully your obed't servant,
ROB. c. MI fCHELL
STATE and Condition Of the Merchants Banh of Virginia
at Lynctdag, on tie l@ July 1858.
LIABILITIES.
Amount of capital paid in, $2l2, OBJ So
Amount of stock subscribed $o26 900 90
Pad in us above stuffed, ,03l So
Unpaid, $l4.l68 48
Regi tered notes in crcula-
tion of the following de-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

The Abingdon Vrginan says party of En-
gineers left that place on Tuesday last, to make
preliminary survey Of the route for the Cum
berand Gap Railroad,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

Var iSpeeniation.-Th N. Y. Journal 81
Commerce says
A private note from our intelligent CORE.
spondent in Paris, Robert Walsh, Esq, says,
under date of Deppe, goth June, Il remain
utterly incredulous as to any war in Europe.
You shall have my views and facts in due sea.
son"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

ESCAPE OF SLAyEs.-On Saturday light ten
slaves belonging to Robert c. Todd, Col. Jas.
Taylor, R. Slaughter, Mrs. Mary Winston and
Dr. Parker, citizens of Newport, made their
escape from that place. The Cincinnati Com.
mercial says:
One of the mulaito girls, who belonged 10
DR.. Parker was married to free colored mar,
whose persuasions, it is supposed, caused the
runaway. The fugi,ives had always been
treated with kindness and consideration; no
effort was made by the owners to capture them.
The means by which, and the time when, the
the river was crossed are not known.
Paykersburg Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

A discussion i in progress between the Dis
patch nd Col Garneeit. respecting tho rela-
tive advantages ola wide and narrow guage
for the Cosington and Ohio Road. II is sub
ject Of which we know nothing. But Col. Gar
nett Is one in whose judgment. skill and IN
tegrity we have 50 much confidence, that any
deliberate opinion of bis relating to any branch
of his profession is good enough for US. The
subject is one Of very great importance, and we
hope the Board ofPublic Works. with whom
rests The decision, vii give 10 il the most Sc
dious consideration.-Rich.U Wig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

Among the many groundless assumptions o.
the democratic leaders-lDo pretension, in the
South, that their policy is better calculated
than that Of the wings to develope the capacities
and guard the ghts of the slave-holding States
Is the most frequently urged and the most pre-
poslerous. We published the other day some
extracts from the speech made before the Mem
phis commercial convention by Hon. john M
Bolts, exposing the falsity of the pretence and
demonstrating, by the action of that body, that
wing measures furnish tho surest means OF
building up the power and prosperity of the
South. Mr.. Bolts, at the request of the Rich
mond Times, lately furnished that paper with
a corrected copy of his speech, accompanying
it hy letter, in which, after referring to the
allegation our opponents are in the habit u
making against the policy and principles of the
wings, he declares that: Tin Southern Con
veAtion, composed of nearly thousand mem
bers the greater part of whom We're democrats,
many of the school of strict constructonists,
embracing some OF the most prominent, nteli-
gent and influential gentlemen of that party,
aoSemoied ioI olHer lnan pOltICdl purposes,
to wit: to consult together and determine on
" hal was best to be done for their own inter,
ests and the interests of the South and South.
west, they were compelled to acknowledge
the supremacy of our principles, and the supe-
rior wisdom of wing counsels; and they actually
| called upon their own democratic Federal
Executive, HON they had just aided in elo.
waiting to power, TO administer the government
upon those great measures of national policy
which the wing party have always sustained
and which they have as constantly resisted.
felt this 10 be a triumph for the wing party
for which | could not resist the temptation o
offering my sincere congratulations to the con
vention and the country. When we bear in
mind the character Of this Convention, and the
great importance attached to its proceeding
by the entire press of the country for weeks
and months before it met it is IN vain for poll
,icians to attempt now to disparage the conse
quence and importance of their action"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

Jenny Lind Goldschmidt is said to be the
happy mother of fine daughter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18
Departure of tie Africa.

NEW YORK. July 13.-The mail sieam>r
Air''a sailed at noon to day for Liverpool
o sae took Cut 50 passengers, and nearly S90O'
600 in specie.
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Taiey Railroad.
We are happy 10 learn from the Railroad
Journal of the project of road. called Wills
Valley Railroad. which is engaging the atren-
ton of the people of Northern Alabama. No
road scheme which has been mooted in the
Southern States gives promise of operating
more effectuay in changing the course Of
Northern and Southern travel than this. Should
the road be constructed. and there is the most
fattering prospect that lis friends will push ii
to an early completion, it will not only open
new auxiliary of trade to the Va. & Tenn
road, but. link in the great scheme Of di.
rect national route between Boston and New
Orleans, will Immediately attract through the
heart of Virginia the main current of the
North eastern and Southern and South wesl.
ern travel which now passes through the Lakes
and northern roads
The length Of the proposed line is SIT miles,
and its cost with small equipment after
ca refnl survey, is estimated at only about a
million of dollars II will leave The Nashville
road AT a point 81 miles from Chattanooga and
unite with the Alexandria and Tennessee road
a, or near gladden. on The Coosa river Thus
will be extended, by continuous rsiln ay,
line of trade and travel between Boston and
New Orleans by Mobile. which can possibly
have no competitor in distance north of il. and
which will directly connect, through central
and northwestern Virginia, the factories OF New
England with the great agricultural empori
r L. all 20 Niece. In,ta,I r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

The proceedings of the Session of the lst
Presbyterian Church are necessarily omitted in
to days publication.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

We learn by the Parkersburg Gazette that
Nh. Lewis Tnd. Dem.) will contest the cleo.
ton, in that Congressional District. of Mr.
Snodgrass (Dem.) who has the certificate of
election
Mr. Lewis contests the election on the
ground OF illegal votng--the voters of the
part of Writ county which was asst winter an.
nexed to Jackson not having resided, accord
ing to the requisition of the Consiiuticn,twev
months in the county jackson in which they
voted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18
TIE President an Neao York

New YORK, July 14-The Presid, Mt ar.
rived in this city at 10 o'clock this mornino
and was escorted TO the Crystal Palace by an ~
immense procession and amid great enthusis SIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

The Wills Valley Railroad is therefore
link in the great chain Of railways which pos
scss every requisite necessary 10 make the
most perfect system Of railways which ever
could have been devised, recapitulated as FOL.
lows:
1st, Traversing every parallel Of latitude
and of necessity involving a continual inter
change of commodities as well as an extensive
travel.
end. Running direct and therefore the shor,
esl possible route, forever avoiding the posi-.
biiity OF competition.
Sd, Connecting all of the most important
commercial points IN every parallel of latitude,
.iz Boston, New York City, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, with Mobile and New Orleans
and other important Southern cites.
4ih, Cheapness off cost and of the subse-
quent repairs, owing TO its light grading, and
having lew bridges Of any character And
we might add its natural advantages as a post
route, and its influence on our military opera.
ions, should an occasion ever present itself,
and which probably may occur al some future
period.
1t is worthy of remark, in connection with
the geographical position OF your road, that it
forms part Of the identical route recommend.
ed about Is years ago, under resolution from
Congress 10 ieport on the shortest and best
route from Washington city to New Orleans,
and which has lately been brought into notice
bysome of the lending Journals of New Orleans
Il will be seen that by this road it is one
hundred and ninety miles nearer from New
Orleans to Washington than by the New Or
leans and Nashville road and it will be fur.
Their seen that the distance from Mobile to
Washington, by this road, is shorter by seve.
raj hundred miles than by the Montgomery
route. We invite close examination of the
map in connection with this subject, and by
tracing line through those important points
it will be seen that in point of direc,ncss il
very nearly approximates an air line, which
will discourage all thoughts OF competition.
From the preceding statements which are
apparent from glance at map. it will be
OILY necessary to call the attention of,he var
Gus cities and railroad companies to the inter.
est which they have in the completion of the
Willis Valley railroad to secure their mos
hearty co operation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-18

ASSETS.
Bills md Notes Discounted SI9283g I6
Due from other Banks in the
Stlte, Aq5 "a
Due from Banks out of the
State, 3775 %
Amount of Gold and Silver ON
hand, 3l159 IS
Notes of this Bank on hand, 1860 90
Notes of other solvent Banks
of this State, 1905 90
Notes of solvent Banks not of
this State 100 90
State AID Guaranteed b. nds
deposlird with the Treisu.
rer OF Vlgnil, fn the use
and purposes of this Bank, I54 825 10
Amount of Premium paid on
the said Bonds lOI87 IN
Amount of Domestic Bills of
Exchange bought $3l $50
W, at rates ranging from
par tn one half of one per
cent. Amount $ oil d $27-
5Si SO AT rates ranging from
par, to three-quarters of one
ner cent. Amount unsod
S3775 %, and the amount
OF premiums paid, being
over the amount received by ia OIL
Expense Account for printing
blank Notes, stationery
books, desks, rent of bank.
ing House and incidental
expenses 1888 SO
Salaries. 533 10
1922 03
Property Account: four steel
engraving plates cost, 1000 90
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Regi tered notes in circula
ton of the following de-

Amount due to other banks in
the State,
Amount due to individual De.
positnrs,
Amount due for Engraving
Bank notes, &c and cost
of plates,
Interest account,
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Direct Railway Route

Beticcea Boston and Neso Orleans W.
Valley Railroad.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-27
THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

HAVING at great epeynse procured the most recently
improved machinery and tools for the construction OF
the heaviest work in metals, solicit from the Western
and Southern public portion of their patronage We
prepared make to order Railroad Machinery, such
Locomotives Passenger, Freight Cars Frogs, Switch
Stands Repair Cars and all work apperanngt Railroads
Steam Engnes.-Boat and Stationary Engines, from 5
500 horse power with boilers of the best Tennessee ron
Saw Mills Fitted up complete, with Circular Sash
Saws embracing the latest improvements. Grist Mills
Engines and Machinery complete for Grst Mills of all sizes
Sugar Mills of the most recent construction with Engines
to correspond put in any part Of the Southern country
Cotton Gins.-Engnes to drive Cotton Gins with all
necessary appurtenance made TO order short notice
In all where it is desired furnish engineer to
put up the engine and instruct intelligent negro that
he may continue to operate the engine &c
Brass and Iron Castings of any description with
Shafting, Mill Geering, Water Wheels, Cast Iron Bank
Vaults, made to order
Information cheerully given and orders received by
JAS PLUNKET President.
N BThe highest prices paid for old Brass and Copper
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-01-27
CURREY & MARTIN.
RICHARD o. cURREY. JAMES c. MARTIN.
CURREY MARTIN
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Caien Strees Nashville, Ls.a.
MEDICAL sADDLEBAGs.-
Cnien Stree. Nashville, Term.

MEDICAL SADDLEBAGS.-
dozen pair Of improved styles just received and for
sale verv low
FAMILY MEDICINE CIIESTS.-Assorteds sifes,
with bottles neatly labelled and filed with the choicest and
purest medicines, Just received.
SHAKER HERBS.-A full assortment of this years
collection consisngo of Sage Spkenard Canip Cofrey
Lobelia, Liyerwort Lemon Balm, Pennyroyal &c Also
large supply of Sage of home collection, Just received
SNUFFS.-l coo pounds Sweetzer's Maccaboy Snuff, in
jars and barrels.
80 dozen Lintons CARROTS and Sweezer's Snuff in bot
ties, just received.
TILDEN'S MEDICINAL EXTRACTS.-An
assortment ofhee genuine extracts prepared vacuo con-
axaeum Belladonna, Hyosciamus Aconite &c, &c, just
received
LINSEED OIL.-5O0 gallons of pure Linseed OIL
Just received.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.-Six dozen Dis
secng cases. dozen Surg S. cases-three and four old
dozen Physicians Poket cases Also 10 large cases Sur
gcal Instruments; 10 do do 0bsietical do; 10 cases
Cupping Instruments Trepanning Instruments lust
received.
FORCEPS.-Hodges Obstetrical Forccps;-Bond's
Cranistoy Forceps Devices Placena Hook Tons Forceps
Dissecng Forceps Surgeons Dressing Foreeps Surgeons
Bone Forceps and large variety of of other instruments
Just received.
. TO PHYSICIANS.-In furnishing our store we have
procured Haskell Merick Bulls Select Powders together
with the pures Chemicals with which all prescriptions will
be exclusively put up Our Tncures also prepared Of
caly Physicians may rely therefore upon having their
Prescriptions compounded with the purest medicines and
in the neatest manner possible
DR. CURRY will give his personal attention to this depart
ment of our Establishment. CURREY MARTIN,
nov 20 Union street Nashville