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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-09
4. n. e., WEDNESDAY,. MARCH .. I>53.

'telligent as dqrtors. lawyers and mer-
|ehants; There Is no use. as many
mechzaics do. complaining about aris-
tocraes oi this Sud that class; il is
worse than fooIishness; the arisfpcrscy
Of mind is higher than that Of wealth.
and always commands respect. A
gentleman writing to Us some time ago
for macbinist to superintend bis
foundryt and machine shop, said he
would give him xLoye $4,000 per an
nun. but be willing to give more. could
he get the proper person. II want
q good mechanic" was his language.
"and q gentleman; one who is sreour-
teous. Intelligent. and with whom l
can associate as friend" The elesa
tion of our working men is one object
about which.we are splicitaus; We have
oiten preached abaut il through these
columns, and will continue 70 do so
upon every proper occasion. IL has
been our object 20 present chaste IL
terature along with scientific and other
useful inform alton, but our circulation
is only among the intelligent Of eur
mechanics consequently the great
mass for whom our remarks Of this
kind are designed will not see them.
We will. however. thank those who do
not read them TO talk upon the subject
from time TO time with their brother
craftsmen, in order that they may feel
the4force Of the old adage. knowledge
ID power" aud may be led to see the
error and foolishness Of their ways. and
adopt course of life which will lead
them TO ascend to the front rank Of in
tilligent mechanics. Scientific Amtr.
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GA SnEN SEEDS.
BLANKS BLANKS!!

BLANKS BLANkS..
RLANK DEEDS and Attachments single or
by the qure, Warrants. Executions. &C..
Printed on god paper, fsr sale stihk flee.
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i. DIE

IT you want 70 see pretty things. please call n
the Drug Store. when yoa viii find great
variety af Toslei and Fancy ARTICLES, consisting Ia
part q the feIlowing:
Writing Desks. Bsndoline fiAsiure.
Work Boxes. OF cabss. silver Gard Cases.
Fancy Baskets. aPead do.
superb Cologne Bottles. Paper Msche do.
Bohemian Glass. shell do.
Cologne. German Faiina China Puff Boxes.
l.ubin's Erif1ct, Glass. do.
Piver's do. Paper do.
wnghl's do. (a new comhs 10 vsrirty.
sriicle.) Lilly White.
Pomsiunls, in great va Mean Fun.
nety. Gold Medal (somelhins
Pomsde Divin4 new.)
Rose Hair Oil. PsperMacheFori Folios,
Hair Brushes. Leather do.
Tooth Boushes. Tablets, Ivory.
Nail Brushes.
Besides great variety Of oilei articles.
October 90. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-09
UDOLPHO WOLVES
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.

a PURE and genuine article, manufactured
n hy him in ScaIxDax, hsLLASD. expressly
for mejicalusc, and strongly recommended, for a
sure aud permanent cure Of The GRAVEL. aud alt
o,structions Of tho urine, arising from the Kid
neys or Bladder.
r Price SO cents, and 81 pei bottle. For sale
at this Office.
February 10. III
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.TnE WORLD OWES NE A LIVING. -
No such thing. Mr.. Fold-np.your han,l-:
Tie world owes sou not single cent
You have done nnihing these twenty years
hut consume the products earned: by The
sweat Of other mems brow!
!. You have eat and drauk, and slept; what then!
Why eat, and drank, aud slept again
And this is The sum total Of your life.
Aud The world .owes you llvlngf For
what! How comes IL in,iebled 10 you Ia
,ha, irining amount Wha: have sou
done foru! uhal iamily in distress have
yon beIriendedi Wha, products have you
created! What mise,ies have you allie.
waited! What ac,s have you perfected!
The world owes you living Idle man
Never was there m"re absurd idea
You have been a iax--a sponge upon the
world ever since you came into u. Ii IL
your creditor IN vast amount. Iom
liabilities ate immense, your assets are
nothing. aid yel you say the world il
owing you. Gn 10! The amount IN which
you stand indebted 10 the world is greater
than you will ever have the power tc
liqui.lalr! Ymn owe the world The Labor
ol your lwo strong arlns--and all The skill
in work they nigh, have ga,nrd--yol
owe The world the labor Of that brain ol
yours-ih The sympaihles Of that heart-the
energies of your being-you owe ,ht
world rie whule mural and lnlelectna
capahli,les Of a man Awake, then, frou
,ha, dreamy do nothing state Of slolhlul.
ness in which you 1--we. and let Us nc
Longer hear that false assertion that The
wurld is owing you, until you have done
something.
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a THk subscriber wasld respect.
VI folly issafm his fiieHds and lhe puhlis
Erbsfslly. that he has rnosed his shos
49, ship 10 The -bnuse On King shed. oBs
assr wsa 81 Mrs. fas@eur's Confectionery. whsn
hr ~iil keep on band an ~srsliept s.~ouneni Il
BOOTS, SHOES. BR0GANS. &c.
which will he sold sep low.
The suPenn,endenrc ofshs business. a. hrrr-
ssfofe. silI he enlrurtrd 10 Mr. Thomas e. Hayes.
The best waikmrn that can be procurrd. viii ls
krpi ready TO execute all orders fsr wask. end
every pains viii he taken 10 gise satisfaction.
Thanktul ferahe literal patronage hrr~ssEss i~-
slowed he resfecifuiIy kolieiIs continuance ei
w. f. sTRAyH0RN. :
January Sd. is53.' 6T--
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N oti c e..

HyHE Subscriber having sssocisred with him
= s<lf WIN. Johnson Frrland in the Drug
Busnaess, the Firm will be known by the title ol
3. ID. Schoollield & Co.
Thankful Tor past favors, they hope to merit .
continuance Of public patronage.
s. ID. SCH0OLFlEI4D & Go.
August 3lst 3d.
~-----~-~->
"A III. persons indebted TO the Subscriber are
a requested 10 come and make immediate set
Element, as the old Firm must he closed. and
must have money.
s. ID. SCHOOLFIELD.
August 81. So
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Wrapping Paper.

IN REAMs just received on commission, from
~ tee Raleigh Paper Mill.
We will sell il to Merchants as low Us can be
bought at the North, thereby saving the expense
Of getting il here.
LONG & WEBB.
December IA. 6o-
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A Ill the notes ami accounts belonging TO
n the firms of T.. NJ. Holt & 20. and VIM.
A. Carigan, g. Co., and stephen Moore, are
placed in the hands Of George Laws for ccllec.
tian. All persons interested are requested TO
make immediate payment TO him.
STEPHEN MOORE.
December u. oa-
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lie that pleases nobody, is not so
much to be pi.ied As he thai nobody can
please.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-09
John RANDoLp.I ouTDoNE.

or the iuany amusing anec.loles Of this
ecrentric man IL Roanoke. we do moi be-
iievr the following was ever in print:
lie was lnIough parl of virslnIa in
whirh he was unacquaInlrd--durng the
meantime he stopped during the night al
an inn near the Turks al the road. ibe
inn-keeper was fine old gentleman. and
no doubl one OF The FIRST families of the
Old Daninion. Knowing who his dis
iingu,shed guest wac. he enieavore,l, dur
ing the evening. 10 draw him into con-
versa,ion. hui failed IA all his Efforts. But,
in the morning. when Mr.. Randolph
was ready la start, hr ralled for his bill,
which, ON being presented. was paid. The
landlord. sill anxious 10 have some cons
versallnn with him. began as ioHows:
Which way are you travelling. MIR.
Randolph :"
"Sir - said Mr.. Randolph. with alook
Of displessure.
II asked" said The latter. which way
are you iravelllng"
I" Have ] paid your billi"
YES"
"Da owe you anything more!"
No"
We'll. I'm going just where please
do vou undcrs,snd!'
Yes"
The landlord. by this time. got some'
what excited, and Mr. Randolph drove
oil. But, Id The landlords surprise, u
Few minutes the servant returned Ia in
quire inr hrs master, winch oi the fork.
Of The road to take. Mr. Randolph no
being oul Of hearing ,lisianc' !. the lsn'llon
spoke a, the Top of his breath. Mr.
Randolph, you don't owe me one cent
just take which Rad you please"
7 lis said that the ari turned blue will
the curses ol Randolph.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

VHNHERE will he sold at the house of A,
4 Marker, Administrator of the Estate Of
John Race. late of Putnam county, Ohio,
deceased, in the Town Of Ottowu, in said
county, on Friday, the 2ls. day Of January.
1853 the following goods and chaltes Of said
estate. to wit: ~ g.. .W3
Four Horses; fifteen head of Cattle; fifteen
head of Hogs; six head of Sheep; lot Of
Wheat and Corn by the bnshel; one Cook
ing Stove; and a lot of Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Co., ... .r- ..
All those indebted to the said estate are
requested to come forward and make imme.
diate payments; and those having claims
against said estate are requested to prese mt
the same, according 10 law, within one year
from date. 90 VI ... r... #
A MARKER, Administrator.
january 6, 1852. 6i3
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hr v. B. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
ana Philadelphia. is our only agent in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account, will be treated as if made
directly with the office. oar
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

ANT1p TIE FOR Po1soY. instanta
neous emelic is the first thing TO be
given when poison has been taken. The
hes, and most available is desert-spoon.
full of made mustard mixed in ,umbler
of warm water and drank Immediately.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21
Sale of Real Estate by order of the
Court of Probate.

an the seventeenth of February A. d. 1889, ut
Oo'cock in the afternoon, ut the door OF the court
house IN the town of Kalida, County or Putnam and
state Of Ohio: will he sold to the highest bidder; ta
following Real Estate the property Jnsper Mar
tin decensed to wit The undivided half OF the hort'
par, OF the south west fraction of the north west quar-
Ter of section one ~ Township one ~ south range
five (5) east containing twenty nine acres OF land
more or less. Also the undivided half oil the south
part of the north west fraction of section
ship one ~ south range five east containing sixteen
acres OF nd more or less Said lands subject to the
dover ofthe widow. The above lands subject TO
dover ns aforesaid is appraised ut two hundred and
twenty five dollars; and will lie sod for one tiird cash
in hand Que third In nine months and one third In
eighteen months, with interest Fl ON day Of sale De-
ferred be secured bymorgage on the prem
ises,
.f JAspER MARTIN, dccsaSee.
Jan. 1e, A. D. 1853. Sis
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

ATOTICE is hereby given 10 MahaIa Critics
" that her husband, John Crites,h has filed his
petition in the Clerks Office of the Court of
Common Pleas of Putnam County, Ohio, the
PRAYER of winch said Petition is that the said
John Critics be divorced from her the said Ma
haia Critics. Cause set forth on which said dI.
vorce is prayed for: Adultery with divers per-
sons in said petition named. The said Mahala
Critics will hereby take notice that the said
petition for divorce will be for hearing ot the
next term of the said Court Of Common Pleus
of said County.
By JAMES MACKENZIE, Sol'r.
Nov g. 1852. ..... ....
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

MEASURING CcRN.-To meOsure corn
in the ear in crib: muIlipl. the length,
width and depth of the bin together, and
their prodnc, by a.. Cut eff tho right
hand figure and The remaining figures
will be the number of bushels OF shelled
corn, and the figure a, the right, the
decimal Of bushel. fi
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21
AUDITORS SALE.
Section Sirteen. Union Tow

Section Sirteen. Union Township.
TN pursuance of law l. William NJ Bell. Auditor
in and for Putnam county and State Of Ohio, will
offer for SALE on Saturday. the 5th day of February
A. D.. 1859 Mt I2 o'clock, NJ, at the door the Court
house in said county Of Putnam, the following des
crihed lands. heing section SIXTEEN Union township
in said county sci apart for schools therein to wit
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

From the NJ Y Journal Of Con, n1erce
"T is very interesting and nstructive
volume, especially to Americans, MS il ieldtes
to the discovery and early history of this
continent. TIE Plates illustrating ynrious
points in the history of the great Navigator,
add TO the value OF the work. and stili mora
to its ucceptableness to the common readsr''
From the ~. Y Christian Obserrer,-- q In
this elegantly printed volume, the compilcra
have preserved all the information accessible
respecting this celebrated vovnGor. Tho
Book will be n valuable ncqnisifioh.''
From the .NstS York Recorder er,-''Thisi Is n
worthy tribute TO one of the great nnbigators
whose name and history will, be Tor ever
connected with the American Continent.
The work is well worthy of attention as a
repository of much that is valuable. hearing
on The enrly history ofthp New World"
From the Albany Spectator 1.-THE subject
of this work is sufficient OF itself 10 attract
and interest every American. The man Iho
gave name to this great western continrnt,
can never be forgotten. r....1.,ss
at is written in that flowing and attractive
style which chdrattcr;zcs al Mr. tesrer's
productions, mid chhn6t fail I'd have dh ex.
tensite circulaton." 5H ar a+
A number OF htiive and Intelligent men of
good character. are offered profitable employ
ment in circulating. by subscription, The
above valuable aha interesting work in this
and ndincent :ohutics in the Stnte of Ohio.
The Terms will be given onappIication to
the Subscriber, post paid.
tt. MANSFIELD, Publish y,
l34 York St. New Haven, Connecticu:.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21
PLANK ROAD NOTICE

THE annual election Of the Directors Of the Find.
i lay, Gihoa, aud Defiance Plank Road Company.
viii he held ut Armstrong; Hotel. In the town Of
MedRry, In Putnam county, Ohio on
Saturday, the 5th dav Of February, A. d.
1853.
Al one oclork. r. NJ, Of sad day full attendance
OF the Stockholders is requested.
JOHN M. PALMER, President.
January IL, 1852. 6l4
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AUDITORS SALE.

Section Sixteen, Jennings To'cnship.
I'm pursuance Of law. I. William M. Bell,
4 Auditor in and for Putnam County, and
Stnte OF Ohio, will offer for sale on Saturday
the 5th day of FEBRUARY, 1852, lat l2 o'clock. M. .
at the door Of the Court House in said County
OF Putnom, the following described lands,
being section No. l6, in Jennings Township,
set apart for schools therein, to wit: five east
two south. Lot No. ! containing forty acres,
and eighty-fve hundreds Of an acre. Ap.
praised at one dollar and fifty cents per acre.
: The above land will not be sold for less than
five dollars per acre, nor less than the ap-
praised value.
WILLIAM NJ. BELL,
Auditor.
AunIToR's OFFICE. Putnam Co., O.,
Knlida, December oath, A. D. 1889.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

hD"ilNiS l. "a ioAN LN>'i ANc'
nj Office is hereby given that the under
~ signed was, on The 18th day of Decem.
Der. appointed, by the Probate Court, Admin-
istrator, de boniS non, of the Estate Of j. II .
Miller, late OF Putnam county, Ohio, de.
ceased HENRY WING.
December Is. 1852. $40
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
NEAR PENDLBToN.

s'
NEAR PENDLETON.
Stephen Anderson. .Guardi ,u
ar .. SainuelBusick. James n'Nu'S'" ("un'y
Busick and Wesley Bu. ~ ,ona" .'a ooari:
sick, minor heirs of Sam Ie'l'5oh 70 Seil
ucI Busick, late o' Putnam LINUS
County deceased,
Henry Kilht fer. ct. al s1j Ha4
DY virtue OF an order ol tho Court Of Pro-
Dbatc within and for Madison County.
State of Ohio, will proceed 10 offer for
sale at the door Of the Coirt Hoise in kalida.
in the County Of Putnam, between the hours
OF ten O'Clock, q. IT., and four O'clock, p. m.
Monday, the tenth day Of February AID.
1853. laa 5P
the following described property. to wits:
The share by Will of the SAID James Ru.
sick in the North half of the South. East
quarter Of the South East quhrtef of section
seventeen tt township one s8uth of range
eight east, being twerty ncres Of land, lying
in Putnam county, and State of Ohio.
And also '.The share by will OF Samuel
Busck, in the middle part Of the West
half of the South East quartet of section
seventeen of Township one South OF rance
eight East, in said Putnam county, and
State of Ohio, lying Immediately South of
the Po-cel cf land wiled by Samuel Busick,
now deceased, to George Busick, and BY him
sold to WhitfeldAckley, bounded onthe south
and Eas; by lands willcd to Sarah Bus,ck.
and Wesley Busick, and on the West by
lands occupied by Henry Bosser, beng 20
acres of land. tA4
And also ''The share by said Will of
Wesley Busick, which Is the South West
quarter OF the South Eas, quarter, except
Northwest part; and the South East pau of
the Northwest quarter Of South East quarter
OF section seventeen OF Township one South
OF Range Eight East. in Putnam County,
State of Ohio, being twenty three acres, Of
land, and In Lots number FIVE and six (No's,
8 in the Town Of Pendleton, in said
County. ft22& @5
Subject however, to the life Estate or
Dover lnteresl Of their said Mother, Sarah
Busick I'm the aforesaid three several tracts
of land and town Lots. ~
STEPHEN ANDERSON, s
:, GaSrdsan sfsaid AeSrs.
~
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The nhove lands will not he sold for less than five
collars per acre, less than the appraised value.
.....'- WILLIAM M. BELL;
sAudtor.
AUDrToR's OFFrcE Putnam Co, OIL
Kalidn, December 2ith, 1852. ! 81
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HATS,LGAPS, &C.

We have EoolhtGcia sfSilk Tffts with fdi hody,
for men thnt we sell chenp. We have ft Of
splendid Plnsh CAPS, Goth Gaps. fhr men nhd h6ys.
Travelling Gulp and SeollopSat all prices; Kossath
HATS WDnl Hats &r
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21
Boots. Shoes iailfrS &e. \

We hive large stock OF Boots and shors, OF first
rate qualhy, Uf heavy teptier Kin Rndchlf skin, Of
SIZES for n,enaHd oys. .adics' Shoes of all Kinds
Iadcs' Ven Gaiters. q most splendid nricle! Shoes
for children Of all kinds, sizes qtd eol6rs. ~ q
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

r KIN @ Glasses LARGE and
IL small, for sals by s,ft 8iaeBf
Wns& a. J, Taylor.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21
DRY GOODS.

We have n splendid lot of Cloths Cnssiperes, Sgt.
tinets, JeNns, Twerds, &C.. AItohi PInids Of n new
style. somcng rea beupfifhl and cheap. Alb6cras.
Of rure M0lar Lnstrf Hnpparnn Cloth. cochinel
English, Chamhrnt Winter shawls, Ladies' CasIiiere
Goves n hean'ifpI griete. Ginglanis, Wooden
Plnids, and FlnnnPls. We have ot of plain turkey
red. green. blue and orange Cnlic0es. (wlthon any
figure aud generally used for qpiltng) That are very
fine; such goods nre not offrn found in country
store. We have Satin VestinC, Cotton Vests; Irish
CnnIrirl &r tt6ct ''a ENHl1 T-l = n = -
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

II OST.--A pair of Saddle-bags, between
4 Ottowa and Gilboa, containing some
articles of clothing. A satisfactory reward
will be paid to whoever will forward them to
this office, or tell where they may be found.
Dec. |, 1899.
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Groceries, Drugs, Oils Paints, &t.

We have very lurge lot Of Groceries. A splendid
article Of COFFEE for Shilling. Sugars. Mt rts cts
~ cts. &c Teas at from, So cents to- ST.. Tolncco,
Daniels. Masou's and, James River.lentat vafions
prizes. Salt. Pc per. Gnrsr. Cln1cs. NhIinegs Raj.
sins, Cinnamon. Starch. Mustard. st6f, Powdet and
Lend. Syrup Molasses. WhiskPy. Oils, Willie Lead
Paints, &c. &c. t.....-,. ...'..,.-f'ts f5lty
We have a lorge stock Of Goods on hand of every
kind ofa first quality md determined not 10 h0
nndersod ny nny holy either in this country or else.
where. We donf intend 10 do n credit business hut
ser for cash or trade, and consequently afford TO
sell low .-.-rt .-... & ..4..-s 81
Cash and Trade for Wheat and Furs.
We take Oats and Corn, Hides, Fenthera. ReeswaN,
Butter, Eggs, Wool, Pork. Beans Ashes Black Sails
or anything else that we hsposa of. In Iitment
for Goods Mt cash prices Mecnry, Oct. i3, 1859.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21
NEW CASH STORE,
J1 y 3 AT MEDARY. .ior
iTnycIk & BIak0F

L IAVE just established n new Store Et Medaty,
i with eutirq new and heavy stock of 60nls.
direct from New York, which they are determined
10 sell mt chenper prices than the same Qunliiy,O
goods ran he had al Defiance, Findlny, or any 6the
ato in t,ia ip0fon . \ y eF
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21
Blanks for Sale.

II AND AGENCY.-James Mackenzie
- is Agent for Lanes for sale IN Allen,
Putnam and Pauldins Counties, 10 be
sold on reasonable s"ms--in part for
credit. Angus, 1851.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-23
PhilOtOken or Females Friend,

For the Cure of Painful and Disordered Men
situation, Miscarriage or abortion, and the
relief of all those Sympathetic Nervous A
fectionS attendant on Pregnancy
MUCH of the suffering attendant upon the
WI lives of females at the present day may
be traced to some slight imprudence or neglect
during some critical period of their peculiar
seasons causing obstruction, irregularity, de-,
which, if not relieved, gradually weakens and
deranges the system, and by sympathy induces
those chronic forms of dsease-Consumptio
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, &c.-which either hurry
them to an early grave or render them inva-
lids for life. Many of the fairest and loveliest
of creation, at that age when the bud was just
bursting into bloom, have withered and died
from the effects of obstruction, and the want
of a remedy to assist nature at that eyentful
period TRY THE PIIILOTOKEN.
1t is not offered as cure of all ills that
flesh is heir to, but as a remedy and preventive
for certain class of complaints, in which it
is warranted to do all that is here set forth,
or that medicine directed with experience
and skill can perform.
Sold by SCOVIL MEAD,
III Charities street, New Orleans,
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern
States to whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by p. Ii. KEITH d CO., Athens
and by one Agent in every town in Tennessee
April 30, lS53-ly 240
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N E wv G 0 @ D S,

T WISH to call the attention of my old GUS
IL toners and friends, and the public general
ly, who have money to pay down for Goods
or who will pay for them when bought on
time, to call in and examine my
GOODS AND GRO CERIE S,
before buying elsewhere, as | will do little
better for the cash than any other merchant
in the place, and as well as any for good men
on time. 1t is not necessary for me to enter
into long detail Of what have-how beau
tiful and good. have enough for all, and
pretty enough for any will just say for
Mems and Boys Wear,
| have the fine French Cloth and Cassimeres,
Satin, silk and Merseilles Vestings of every
hue; white, slate and grass colored Linen;
Elastic Fancies; Cottonades, brown and
bleached Domestcs; silk and Beaver Hats;
broad trimmed Fur Hats for old mems wear;
Panama, Kossuth, Intervention and Non
Intervention, Wool, Leghorn and Chip Hats.
For Ladies and Girls Wear,
Fine silk Bonnets, Straw, Gimp, Hair and
Leghorn Bonnets, Girls Hats, Berages, De
LANES, Muslins, Lawns, French and American
Cashmeres Ginghams, Calicoes, and White
Goods of various qualities, Bluffs and Plaids
for Children's wear; Undersleeves Cuffs, Col
lars uhder-Capes, &c, &c.
April o. 1858. L. D0DSON.