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HDD FELLOWS REST.-Naults in this
~ Cemetery be obtained BY APPLYING to O. PlERsoN, Tres
Odd Flows Hall Of Camp aud Rev CHAs
TALL No Epanade street. and +. NJ CORREY Sickes
Co.. No 50 Camp street The price Vsts for stoekhodng Lodges
sockholdng
Inc burial wife ehi for all price
Vault will be ESQ Invariably For the puIchAEe
nation respecting the "Rsst" apply
J, o. PIERsoS. I Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. URN X, at the Odd Fellows Hall.
fnvAt-
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SAM'S OYSTER SALOON This M ~
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on SSS% e.
lsalsgreaty p-fior SAFf
kind in the Scotia, 10 i1st opened %E%
l0t ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WER better SAM has been connected with Me
Hobroof when the hr Saloon
nicpaity with ep till Lis death has continued
srcs With uch and deter
mnAtion the publiefahy With the best
sof his share Of their large
has been in f9s th SALOON and providing s Bz
the CHOICEST LIQUORS that SERVANTS
yell known for qualities been employed including
the The LAeDEh will always supplied with
ChOfCEsTFfSH AND GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED
tanned this short
iudicious community mhit -
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~OAI.-2OO hhis broken and screened AN
TtiR AcyTE COAL imported expressly for fnls and fI
-. 10 a,,,s j. H. AsBRipGE CO., s. St. charss" ess
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GALVESTOV.

Will leave FRIDAY. Novt n,bcr g. at O'Clock AM
NOR GALVESTON, ,INDIAYoIA, PORT ~e61s.
- LAVACA and MATAGoRDA BAy-Regular sSaAilk2&s
kewOrcnnrn and Texas u s. Siesmshr-
Iawss commander, will leave anding
shtyos at ndianoa and Ivaa (suct
sa) without s,ts charge For freight pataag having
state room accommodations apply
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of Julia street.
opposite the Steamship LAM ling.
iy This line having PILOT Pass Cayaio Far
VII hereafter In aud under the
tains. " " $50
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Proposed dates of aailing-lsss.

enrTn,, -" INN, DnEMEN AM <yTEfTs
ships comprising this WASHINGTON,
capt r. a. rh HERMANN Capt. Z. Higgins. These
stop at Southampton, both going md returning.
Proposed date, of aaiIinC-
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER @ 1858.
MISCELLANEOUS.


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s...: s.a: 4ss. nd and Sz
'v''in summer and aGl S,1 cs.,sss "''s'
ss. s.ss 4 ~ .
i s 5hSrsa niS sai ns, p Ts
az Monday sssa.,
and end on M1nsGYyha 1GsYyhaEfTE sfTinlfs ifk.
These ca'run to - ys,.s ss s1 Tea s "'ro'a'
~..'' from is1.ss'is ps:s
Depot y Y ssss
aer shIsh win isaT' each terminus esa
Thsn :, *, .. 10 and II ?. ..,irom III. Depot.
ATd & * slS saa .ra.i =; 1 ye.s Layi
SsSs s,,:ls. r:, 5ssi.
JEFFERSON M \ AND ElG M s.,.s.s.-sszR7
70 %%T c e
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From, s ."s r1s d css bps aa..
SUNDAYS.
Tvoli Dspotss, TO- H. N
diieis, " sx as " Is *, X I'm ' ' ''" ''''N
From Lake Ponlelartrain ta Carrai0n)to
WEEK DAYS.
To fi5a1s m g. H. sSs Eyss es; * II
SUNDAYS.
To Fssaso nd Fs c,s b.g ,s s
iofvoli crcie' II, *, ~, AZ ~, 81, 7As sXP.M.
T All the above Train, take and land csoon.
ONLY Horse Station and jackson
~ Baggage, etc received at Depots only.
LIZ Between NewOreanH and Carroitcn, 5
carroton Lake PontchArtran 10
apps
yENHE COPARNERSHIP heretofore exist, o
che he p1l @ asna s .ss s & !oS
ultmo s.ed thus day before w Caste Notary Pebble
JOHN O. HARDIL the liabilities, aud will collect all
due the late firm. JOHS g. HARDILL,
New Orleans juno %, 1853. WN H. BATSOS
NJ The undersigned have formed a Copart-
nehp will the business heretofore, under the
and s.yle Of JOHN g. HARDiLL co. JOHN g. HARDlLL,
is93 +. L. X. LODWIGSEN
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, etc. a
~ The leave inform his friends and -
the public particularly the Of the late finn ofey
Homes Bennett that he has business bis
scTiption OF ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK, ORNAMENTAL
RANBAs, RAILlNSs DOORS, SHUTTERS, VAULTS, BRIDG
STRAIGHT CIRCULAR STAIRS, all other kinds
| us,d for building purposes
Of enables
usual a the puuc which, with panetua and
the execution Of ORDERS tIus viii him liberal
| patronage. BENJAMIN II X. BENNETT Of iy
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sh ~ ~ @

eeY late arrangements with my Agents in
Ed ENGLAND IRELAND and SCOTLAND can now Offer in
creased facility safety and dispatch, for transmitting funds from Fl
wards At web as having Passengers comfortably accommodated
to rom either Of DC abaye named countries
tS- Collection promptly Letters from dis
tance by being "rOsr rAD, will have Immediate attention.
JOHN T0OLE, rs Bank Place.
New Orleans O3 ddw
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HAVANA COFFEE.-l00 sacks Prime Ha
vans ''A' A. b. oRiEFF co. " and ~ Old Lsvss,
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH OIL ANS, City Of New Orleans.
Be Remembered Tint the 18th January 1855 before the
subscriber Justice the Peace the person
ally appeared Alexander Brethe Presdent James H. Wheeler
Secretary the Home Mutual Of New
duly according the above
accountsa as and from the said
COMPANY A. BROTHER President
Jinxs n. WHsELKR, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this the Of 1885,
C. v. J0NTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
- Of the Parish OF Orleans
II The Board OF Trustees declared dividend Of Nine
cent the earned Of the Company the ending
December which certificates will be after
the let Of March
The Company the the Rvcs
damage the Ooe <e
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
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u SECURING ESTABLSHMENT 30 Grod street, between
ST. John ST. RUGS and CARPETS every
scpon the shortest All spots
moved without changing the colers reasonable terms
All on.sIs promIlly httsnds1 ola In
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LuMRER CnMpANY-R

- Q.
I'D sAFFOLD, s. S. HENRY, E. R. LATIMER, W. D. COATES
BROWN d LAUGHTER HORN a FELTON,, q. &. MYERS
s. sJFowLER MaBEAN CO and D. COOS, OF Steam
Mills of Biloxi associated under the
firm Of the BERNARn LUMBER COMPANY. At their Mills they
Srteen Single Circular Lath Saws
Woodwork Planning Machine which will be added
single and three and will then De able
10000 70 80 900 feet OF Lumber
Railroad panes Plank Road Wharf Building Contractor
Shippers all Pine Lumber supplied
notice Their Agent New Orleans fully authorized to coa
supply individual their yards will
with Of Lumber suited the
Of sols and Ealrosyne sts C. TAYiR Agent Is
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~ and Caops keeps egnslstly hand al
Of DRESSED FLOORING CEILING and WEATHER BOARDS
~ Luee sawed and dressed ORDER the shortest notice.
mia AMT
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12

FASHIONABLE

CABIEET-7TAFlERs q UNDERWRITERS,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
FEEHE subscribers would respectfully call Your at
Z tention to their stock of CABIN ET-W RE now
on hand and to which they constantly making
additions, at their Ware Rooms, Southwest corner
of Cumberland and Water Streets, which embraces
nearly all the leading articles Of modern styled Fur
niture in general use srch Sofas, Sdehoar2s,
Bureaus, Bcadscads Of every description Pedcsals,
Wardrobes. Centre, Sofa Card Erfenson. Dining and
Breo&tdst Tables, Rocking, Parlor and Beeded
Chairs Book Cases Pier Glasses Cradles Cribs etc
Their Furniture is all made by good workmen. and
of the best material and in style and quality will
compare favorable with that manufactured in the
Northern cities, and elsewhere.
You respectfully invited to call and examine
their stock Of Furniture feeling assured they can ac
eommolate you with any article in their line of bu
siness and on the most reasonable terms Gia7-Sf
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zS-YsB. PALMER, the Ameieaa Nwspaper Agent
is the only authorised Agentfor this paper in the CT
lies Of Boston, New York and Pfiladcipllia, and is
luly empowered take advertisements and subscrp-
tons at the rates, required by Ills receipts
will be regarded as yments. Ills offices are-Bos-
TOM Scellays Building; NEW YORK., Tribune Build
ing; PHILADELPHIA, \. W corner Third& Chestnut SITS
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RUSSELL Coryrr. Ala. Feb. LIST. 1853.

RUSSELL County, Ala, Feb. LIST. 1858.
In justice to the proprieors, and for the benefit os
he afflicted feel it my daty to state publicly the
charitable cures that have been Effected in my fam
~ by the use of the Mustang Liniment. Negro
of mine had what was called Bore Fclon, or Whit
low on her middle finger; the pain was most intense
and eXcruciating. The inflammation had been so ex-
tensiye that the whole finger had become almost
mass of corruption, and the only hope of saving
her hand, and perhaps her life appeared to be 10
have It cut off. As her general health was very del
icate, the physicians advised to Try the Mustang
Liniment few days, till she could be sent to sur-
geon in Columbus as it could do no barIn,a might
prevent modification. 10 the establishment Of the
doctor, and myself the pain soon ceased, the nfam-
alton subsidized, and the wound rapidly healed. The
finger is now perfectly well and sound! One of my
boys was severely burned. The skin was entirely
taken eff from the knee to The ankle. The Mustang
Liniment was freely applied, and nothing else was
used. The relief and cure almost beyond be-
lief-but short time elapsed before the wounds
perfectly healed. L consider 1t an Invaluable
remedy, and it should be in every family and eve
~ plantation. JAS. PHILLIPS.
I'ricCs-TEe Liuiment is pat up IN sizes, ard
rctas for 25ctS. 50cts.. and 81 90 per bottle. The
soc size contains times much as the 25c sze;and
the 81 90 times much as the soc size-thc large
size being much cheaper. A. q. BRAGG co.
Sole Propr'etors, 304 Broodroy ". L.,
1Rd cor Sd and Narket ST., 81. Louis 10.
@2- Sold by all Druggists, andb
Strong 4 Stephenson,-P FatiO d Bro, Knox
vile; ". C. Lilard CO., Swectwater: Stanied
West, Philadelphia; G. Cannon, MadisonyiIle;-
Dr. VIM. r. Hurley. London, Tenn. [iulo, 1-30-lyl
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DR.. W. R. HURLEY.
WII0LEgALE G. EETAIE DRUGGIST.
L0UD0N. TENN,

L0UD0N. TENN,
] as Sqw ~ STORE, ASH INTENDS 70 KEEP COZ
Z 4 stantly on hand a fail supply Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, P.iLETSE DYESTt.f.fy
Castor Sweet, Tanners, Linseed Cod Liver Volatile
and Essential Oil Of all kinds Varnish Glue Putty.
Snuff Cigars and Tobacco. Soaps Of all kinds.
Paint and W'lite-wash Brushes Sash Tools. Tooth.
Hair, busting Horse, Blachihg and Flesh brushes:
Horse hair Gloves, Trussos, Plain and Linen Pad.
ttera Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces. Gum
elastic and Silver Cathe;ers; Surgical Irstritcifs
Ampntating case; Trocar and Canselars. Tornicsetz
Stomachc Tubes, Dental Extracting Instruments: nj
kinds Of Perfumery, Cosmetics and Hair Oils; Evans
best ThuaIb Lancets Brss and icruan Silver Spring
LancctS; Fine letter and Note Paper; Fancy an 4
Plain Envelopes. IN short most Of the articles u.s.
ally kept in Drag Stores, which viii be sold on ac
Communicating terms, to Merchants, Physicians or
others wan5iH" such articles Call and examine or
send your orders and they viii he promptly filed on
as good terms as any point in East Tennessee.
London, Dee. % - 7tf
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ELLA DEE.


Law her where the woodbne clingeth
To the dark magnolia tree,
Where the breeze low music bringeth
10 the bosom of the sea;
With q sorrowful devotion,
Lay her where sweet yioletS be,
Where the leaves keep gentle motion
To the breathing Of the sea,
There, there, lay her there, there leave her
Our fair Ella, our young Ella, our lost
Ella Deel
Ever blooming as the summer,
Ever humming like the bee;
We believed her some bright conner.
From the land where souls are free.
Oh, she was so sweet and holy,
Mortal could ne'er lovelier he;
And she left US bright and slowly,
As the sunset leaves the sea!
Yes we've lost her, ever lost her, &c.
Law here where the long grass sweepeth
... On tie bark of many tree
Where the lonely willow weepeth
Like a mourner by the sea
She was lovely she was gentle,
As all gifted spirits be;
Folded in linen MANTLE
Stumbling near the signing sea,
We have left her sadly left her, &c.
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EAST TENN NESS EIG AND GEORGIA II. II.
f'nll on stock.

A CALL OF FIVE DOLLARS on each share of
n unpaid Stock Of the East Tennessee Gndsieor-
gia Rail Road Company is required to be paid on the
lst day Of March next. Also Fire Dollars on each
share on the LIST day of April next Also, Fire Dot
Iors each share the I'd day of May next. Also,
Fire Dollars on each share on the LIST day Of June
next. Also, Fire Dollars on each share the 1st
day of July next Payments to be made to the
Treasurer Of the Company 1T the Rail Road Office in
Athens or to H. a. NJ. White. Esq. Knoxville, Tenn.
THOS. II. CALLAWAY, President.
Athens Jan 81 1888 10
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THROUGH BY EXPREss!!
This is to certify that
The Mexican Mustang Liniment

AhE AiHlme1C
Has been quite extensively in the stables of
Adams Dc Co.'s Great Southern Eastern, cad IPes,
era Expresses, for caring gllls chafes, scratches
sprans and bruises and it has proved very efectua
Many of their men have also used it en- themselves
and their families, and they all speak of its healing
and remedial qualities in the highest terms One Of
our hosters got kicked, and badly cut and bruised
on his knees usual, the MUS1A NG EMINENT
resOrted to, and the soreness and lancness was
soon removed and it was perfectly well in three or
four days. We have no hesitaney in recommend
ing it as valuable preparation, to be used extcr
nally on man and beast j. DUNNING.
ForGRoR o,t Adoms d co.'s Erpress Stable, n. y
We take great pleasure in recommending the Mex
lean Mustang Eminent to all our friends and
customers the best article we have ever used for
sores sprains, or gals in horses. We have used it
extensively, and always efectually. Some of our
have also used it for severe bruises and sores as
well as Rheumatic Pains, and they all say it acts
like magie-we can only say that we have entirely
abandoned the use of any other Liniment.
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MEXICAN-I MVsTANG LrNIMENT

This Linimentis uneaqualed for the cure Of Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Bruises, Strains, Burns corus
piles, tumors, and swellings pains in any part of
the body an external application can reach. A vol
ume Of certificates has been already given from
those that have been cured Of thse diseases and AL
so from those that have horses cured of Ring-bone
SPAWN, Fistula, scratches, winds gals sadde-ga!s
or any stiffness or enlargement Of bone or muscle.
Ha.s- Give it a thorough application and the
result will be satisfactory
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Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial Gases.

<0Pa ssszeE3 The undersigned have asso-
x.z5 :. : kahIRJ ciated themselves together for
term of years, in the Mercantile, Produce, and
Commission business They are now receiving and
opening well selected stock OF Spring and Sum
mer goods at their neW Storeroon opposite the old
stand of W. c. McI.in. Thankful for custom hereto
fore extended TO the House respectfully solicit
continuance. w. u McLIN,
Loudon, March.'53. I7tf S. Ii. HENRY.
PS Those indebted to the undersigned, by
note account viii please come forward and SETTLE
as he wishes to close his concern.
W. C. McLIN
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Dr. MOGEK,s LlEERNIORT ND TAR.

A SAFE and certain cure for consumption IF the
n Lungs. splitting Of Blood. cougks. colds. Asthma.
pain in the side. bronchitis whooping cough and all
pulmonary affections.
~, Price perbottlc or six hotties for s.. Sold
wholesale and retail by SCOTIL d NE1D. 1I3
Charities street. between Cont AMI s.; Lous New
Orleans, sole Ge,e,af -ysafs FIR Ike SoHtlerI >iotcs
to whom all orders and applications for agencies
must be addressed. For sale in I4oudon by
fel3-Ivl DIR. ". II. HURLEY. DlH1qif
TENNESsGE HOUSES IN GEORGIA.
V. T. sIDNoFE HAPnIs
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sFEca3E.s'0gt a. 20 ~ 81 fFslEC~gE2

SE'EEs.7Ess'l3 y "a 9sy g.1s I.gGF,1kE'g,Ef2
A5ICUELHs INDIAN REErNAuc ExrnACr AID
W. BLOOD PURIFIER; a certain cure for either In
famatoTy, Chronic Acute rheumatism Ncuralria
and Gout. This valuable remedy stands without ii
Val n tic history Of discoveries in Ills CT any CHER
country, in curing those painful ana rara ,su DIS
eases il their various forms. The va-t auihcr who
have been cured By tie rise Of this Extract and Blood
Purifier. during their discovery. demonstrates this
fact. Not emily recent acute. chronic. or inaanatorv
cases. but The old chronic eases Of ten twenty, and
even forty years standing, when they had moi only
tried every other internal and external remedy Of
which they could hear but at great expense had Wis
tied the various watering places without obtaining
reef-s0me who were reduced 10 n mere skeleton.
their flesh without and limbs paralysed-tHesc have
been permanently cured, now enjoying excellent
health arcade to follow their former ayocaons with
their usual aCility-from the Of these medicines.
These facts fully substaintinttd by published
timJay that cannot be Calnsayvl; but can be VOuch
ed for by thousands Also. AIitcheis isdiaa bier
rbTu Cordidi GH6 toUqh Drops, stand unrivaled in
curing pulmonary dSeases-any affection ofthe lungs
as coughs, colds. &C. and everything of the nature
of piarrhoea By the of Diarrhoea cordial can be
speedily stopped. whether chornic Or acute long or
short standing. To be had at the Drug Store Of Dr.
az. e. Hurley. LoUpoN, Tenn.
THE subscriber also has Infrlnary in the city Of
Nashville, on the corner Of Vine and Denunlhrane
streets, for the reception and accommodation of uva-
lids wishing to come under his immediate and person
al care He viii. moreover cure the following disca-
ses: Dyspepsia Ulcers. Colds, CoU-hs Cancers. Piles.
Sore Eyes. Scrofula Diseases OF the skin. rarhoea
Gravel and Asthma. Females suffering from irregu-
aTties; nervousness and debility can be permanent
ly cured. Diseases Of peculiar character | guar
antcc to remove in few days, without offensive or
deletericus medicines Invalids from any section of
the country, by addressing letter post paid stating
the symptoms Of their disease aud enclosing Zee of
at least from So - 50, compensation for trouble
&c. eaa have medicine and direction forwarded to
them, in any way they may direct. J. MITCHELL.
Indian Botanic Doctor; Office Marke; strcct, , doors
from the Public square. sign of the Indian. Nash
f,hro Ic=2 A.,
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DeOdoriziag Influence Of CcGec.-Coffee is
one. of the most powerful means, not only of
rendering animal and vegetable effluvia innocu-
Gus but of actually destroying it. A room in
wRSicH meat in an advanced degree Of decompo-
sition' had been kept for some time, was instant
ly deprived of all smell on an open coffee rooster
bling carried through it containing pound of
coffee newly roasted Even the smell Of musk
and castoreum, which cannot be overpowered
by any other substance known to usj is com
pletely dispelled by the fumes of coffee; and the
same applies to the odor of assaf@tida. 1t was
remarked, however, thai in general, animal eff
fuvia are more readily effected by it than odors
of vegetable origin.
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LEITY7S HOTEL
1OrzC7oE, Tozan 9Ggoe
. a., LIZ z L - D.. - !

Reynolds 6. Leuty, Proprietors.
FENIIS is first class HOTEL and IS conveniently
4 situated for passengers either by Railroad or
Steamboats,: is also Stage 0ice for the Stage lines
leading to Campbell's Station, Knoxville Jonesbo-
rough, and lynchburgh, Va, and it win be the en-
deaYor Of che proprietors give satisfaction TO all
who may favor the establishment with their com
pany. [oc20nlG
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AGRICULTURAL.

4 Cheap and Durable HHHeUdSh-A. ]
Dowx1xG recommended the following prepare
ton of whitewash for brick or stone, as cheap
end durable, and thoroughly tested by him:
sSlack half bushel of lime in barrel, by
pouring over it hot water enough to cover it four
Or five inches deep. stirring till slaked; then ELL
the barrel two-thirds full of wafer and add one
bushel of water-lime. Dissolve in water, and
add three pounds suphate Of zinc. The whole
should be the thickness of paint, ready for use
with the brush This wash is improved by the
addition of peck of white sand, stirred in Just
before using. The color is pale stone color
nearly white. To make it fawn color, add
one pound yellow ochre, two pounds of raw UNI
Der, and two pounds Indian red To make it
drab, add one pound each of Indian red, umber,
and lampblack." Southern Cultivator.
Cure of Blind .SGggers in Horses.-Nessrs.
Thinking it would be of some service
to the public, l send you a recipe for a cure
of Blind staggers in horses, and after seeing
the recipe, If you think it worth publishing, you
can insert it in your excellent paper, for the
use of the public. l think I saved the life of
fine mare with it:
As soon as l discovered the attack, / opened
a large orifce from both neck veins with my
pocket knife, and took one and half gallons of
blood, Il should be governed by the flesh and
size of the animal.) After stopping the blood,
i procured three bottles of No. 6, half pint
each. gave her one bottle of it, and in half
hour gave her the second. The symptoms
then entirely disappeared and did not give
her the third one reaction being entirely re-
stored. I am perfectly satisfied that blind stag
gers in horses is what apoplexy is in man. III
could not get the No. 6, I would substitute
strong cayenne pepper tea or any thing else that
would produce general circulation of the
blood. Yours, truly, IsHAM DANsBY.
10 Southern Cultirdtor.
1t was not Snook's wife who slowed to make
bread cause it cleaned her hands so beautifully"
nor who wanted dark colored tea-set that
wouldn't show the dirt" 1t was base SANDER
upon Mrs Snooks-and we are happy to record
the fact.
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Modest T0uth.-'What shall help you to?"
inquired the daughter of a landlady OF mod
est youth at the dinner table.
= ga wife, was the meek reply. The young
lady bushed, perhaps indignantly, and it is said
that the kindly offices of neighboring clergy
man were required to reconcile the parties.
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?. D. GATES.

-4'A"aff
GENERAL COMMERCIAL AGENT,
Ne. IL broadway, New Yors,
L1NECUT orders in PROMPT aud b5ssiness-like
Il \ manner for DRY GOODS READY MADE
CLOTHING. Hats. Caps, Bonnet Boots. Shoes. Gro.
ceries, Croekery, Hardware, and Merchandise gener-
orally: Machinery, Agricultural implements. Musical
Instruments, Furniture. Carpets Carriages aad Iiar-
ness. and in short. any thing that he mantfe-
tured shat money viii hy in this city @, virinitv
CoEs inleH,s solicited and sales made of C.ftoa
YoJocco, Fepfbes. Fig. ;ssrfy. Bees,-as and gthcr
Pro;iree. Purchases ami -ales made of Government
and State .Siorhs, LAND WARRANTS. &C.
lEi5- Orders V tn the Cash, or for goods on time
from Merchants IL good credit, win meet with my
prompt personal attention.
Dee. II. 1852. =. d. GATES
n. B.-l viii also furnish any Of the following
named machines, made by Wheeler. Melick & Co..
Albany, " l.. at thew lowest cash prices free Of
commission, to-,rt: Whselers Patent Railway Chain
Horse Powers fer one or Two horses OyerSh9 Thresh-
and Separators Cor Double or Single Power: Com
bned Threshers and Winnowers for Dorhlc Power
Clover Iu'lers. Circular Saw-3Iilis with - inch Sw.
and Coyn-S ak Cutters. p D. q.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12

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