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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-23

"ALuABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
M " SAIE-The undersigned offers for sale lbs residence
on Spring or Church Street. with the furniture desired
r. C. FOSTER Sd.
Grin INV absepceto G.M F0GG.
une lit
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FURNITURE! FURNTTURE!l

II AN just receiving fine assortment of Fur
Il nure OF the latest and most approved SS-Ss7
yles which will be warranted recommend-II ~
ed and viii be sold cheap the cheapest Having
arged my Ware rooms shall keep assortment OF Gil
bers superior Pianos also Window Shades Clocks, Mir
ruTs &C. Furniture Of all kinds made to order. Articles
free 10 the Railroad anywhere in the CITY Remem-
bT4 As, Union street, Cheap Furniture Depot
ap27 . III. MORTON.
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DIR. ROGERS LIvERwoRTH AND TAR
FOR THE COMPLETEC GRE OF
CONSUMPTION. ~
The GREAT COUGH REMEDYi

Coughs C0tds b.iaeHsd AstbzaG BroneJtitis spitts,
Blood, and lH other Luag C01gpLgiSsts teadia0 20
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and worn out parts.
r. r. R--NO. 1-Radway's Ready Relief for all Acute
Complaints, Internal External The moment IL is an
piled externally or taken into the system, it will stop the
most exeruciatIng pain and quickly its Cause
RIlEUMATISM-Mr. Granger a mason well known in
Brooklyn, cripple for nine years Radwav's Ready
kelei relieved HIM from pain in fifteen minutes, enabled
HIM to walk two miles without the ad Of stick cruteh
three days, and cured him entirely in one week
Thousands of other equally as wonderful as the
above, have been cured by X. Il. Relief
CHOLERA M0RBUS.-Radway's Ready Relief will re-
eve the sufferer from all pain fifteen twenty minutes
1t Will cure the most desperate cases in afew hours.
NEURALG1A.-The moment K. r. Reiefis applied il
aays the most painful paIOxysms 1t will always cure
SICK HEADACHE-It will relieve the most distre. sing
pains in fifteen minutes II will likewise prevent renewed
attacks.
AGUE In ten minutes a tea spoonful of R. r. Relic
will stop the Chills and break the Fever
Aches of all kinds, Pains of all kinds Bruises Burns
Scads Strains, Sprains Stiff Joints, Lameness. One ap
pcation OF Railways Ready Relief WILL in few moments
entirely stop the pain. -.-
1t reduces swelngs heals sores. cuts and wounds, re-
moves bruises alays the most violent irratiOns For all
pains use R. r. Relief Look for the signature Of Railway
d Co. on each bottle.
-vr
r R. R-NO. 2-Radwav's Renovatin0 Resolvsnt
Resolves Renovates, Rebuilds. 1t cures
Scr9fga, Tumors. Bleeding of the Lungs,
Syphilis Consumption, St Viius Dance.
Sores, ricketts,, Salt Rheun,
Asthma, Nodes Canker
Bronchitis Fever Sores Rash
Ulcers, Eryspeas letters
The above eighteen complaints r. R. Resolvent will posi-
lively cure.
Ii renOTates the system completely Resolving away from
the Solids all impure Poisonous and Diseased Deposits free
ing the Blood and Fluids of Life from all corrupt humors
restoring Energy and Vgor Health and Strength to every
Organ and Member of the body.
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hon J. j. Middleton, of Waecamaw, S. c. writes us
under date of May 3D. 1853 that Railways Renoyating Re
solvent cured one of his negroes his plantation Beau
fort, OF SerOulous complaint, of many years standing
The poor fellow disgusting object of pity; be was
of aofha
in the place with him. He was entirely cured by
Railways RenOvang Resoiveut and is at work upon
the plantation To the people Of = c. Mr.. Middleton is
well known and TO the political world Mr. Middleton no
stranger.
SCR0FULA.-Wben the patient has been afflicted for
five years. under favorable symptoms will appear the
,Ttar SOM, ID
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"MAE KNOW THYsELF.p

An Invaluable Book for 25 cents. "Esery Fan,
should hare q Copy"
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GENTLEMENs OUT-yITTING EsrABLIsKMENT.
Arcade Clothing Store

On C51Lge street, dOor Soath Of tie Square.
TINE undersigned would respectfully invite citizens and
strangers passing through Nashville, to call at their
and examine the most elegant assortment of Finishing
and Fancy Goods brought to Nashville We have all
times the latest styles and best quality of Goods and invite
special attention to our Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts which
We warrant be well made and III better than any other
style of Shirts Our stock consists in part of Linen and
Muslin Shirts every size and quality. Silk, Merlno Cash
mere Shaker, Canton Flannel Brown Cotton Shirts and
Drawers Silk Merino, Shaker, Lambs Wool, Cashmere,
Brown Cotton and Country Knit Half Hose, Kid, Silk,
Buck Beaver Dog Skin. Cloth Cashmere, Fur Lined and
Plain Gloves and Gantets Sscarf Cravats, Stocks and
Ties Suspender Silk aud Linen handkerchief, Robe de
Chalnbre Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Canes Razor
Strops Soaps Cologne Odors Oils Tooth Powders, Hair
Washes Tooth Hat Cloth Nall and Hair Brushes Porte
Monies Pocket Books Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, and
many other articles too numerous to mention. gas
n Blades Underwear of Silk Merino Cashmere and
Cotton Gum Goods. GoOdyears Patent best articles. b.
Remember the number st. .-...
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CARPETINGs, MATTIEGs, RUGS. &c, &c.
DUNCAN. MORGAN 4 co.

Have now in store, large stock Of Three-ply sup In
Il grain and Wool figured Carpengs Cotton Drugvette
Adeads Mas Tufe Rugs fancy and white checked Mat
ting OF all kinds and will be receiving regularly from the
manufactures all new STYLES which they will sell by the
piece only at very low prices.
DUNCAN, MORGAN 4 co.
aug5o BIG Nos. 20 and II, Public Square.
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Square, Nashville. lOctll
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-BY VIR-
tue of provision in the will of John Davis, dec d.
the undersigned Oes for sale the following valuable Tracts
of Land viz 473 the Tennessee river immediate
y above the nouth of Duck river aordng the best oca,
Duck river opposite the mouth of Pine river 81 u
adjoining the town of Perryve in Decatur county 215
acres The East side of Buffalo river the Hurricane
Bottom snd 1873 acres the West side of Buffalo river
near its mouth. Terms made known application to the
undersigned. 10. W. HORTON, Eo,,
Ha EWD. b. HICKS. HAeou'oiS'
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We have had cases where old men of sixty years who
have been scrouous all their lives entirely cured by Rad
ways Renovang ResOlvent Il r. Remedies exhibit their
efficacy Immediately. They do not keep the afflicted pain
stricken sufferer lingering doubt bat readily exhibit their
efficacy; instantly relieving pain, renOyaDg restoring
building and regulating tie diseased body, health and
strength. t.
Mr.. W Il. Oliver, of DAYTON Do0iy Co Ga under date
of May 80 1853 writes shat servant girl who was so re-
duced that would give "Trip for her lfe She was
covered with sores Tat there not spot of pure flesh
Ofthe Of silver dollar her whole body was entire
ly cured by Railways Renovatng ResOlvent
NINETEEN YEARS.-Mr. Henderson, of Westford
Mass has been covered with for nineteen wears aud
cured by r r. Resolvent
SALT RHEUM-The most obstinate cases of Salt Rheum
will quickly yield to the REN0YATlNG RES0LVENT.
One gentleman who supposed that this complaint was he
redtary in his family and had been afflicted with Salt
Rheum since his BIRTH cured BY the use of few bottles
of the renOvaing Resoyent and the poisonous Rheum en-
trely eradicated from hi system.
IT REGENERATES every organ and member Of the
body it makes sound healthy and song all weak diseased
and unsOund parts.
WEAKNESS, in Male or Female is quickly cured and
the debltated and emacated made strong vigorous and
healthy. Impotence and Nocturnal Emissions in men or
diseases Of either Of the genea7e organs are
quickly removed and the body restored to aheahy and
slund condition
Low SPIRITS NERyOUSNEsS- women the M
merous complaints and ailments which east such gloom
their Spirits few doses of the Renovang
will quickly remove and the most nervous ioomV and de-
depressed, feel healthy, strong and happy.
Persons wishing this remedy will please ask for Roadway
RenOvatng Resolyent Its price Is one dollar per bottle
No small bottles nor is the genuine sold for less Each
bottle bears the lac smile signature Of
RAILWAY L Co, 1862 Fulton St N. \.
- j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
Wholesale Agent for Tennessee.
MANDFIELDS d co, Memphis
HUDGIN, WELLS JOHNSON,
nOvl-4m Chattanooga
And Druggist and Merchants everywhere.
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RebuiId the Broken Constita tic

will replace weaSness with strength incapaei.y with scer
ey rregulaTy with uniform natural activity aud hi
not only without hazard OF reactions with happy eEes
on the general organization ? Bear in mind that
uaiadies, wherever hey Begin finish with the
TEN, and that the FERTILIZATION Of the motion an
sensation Is physical death Bear that FOR eve
~ knd Of nervous disease the Elixir Cordial is the only
liable preparation known.
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NCoLN HALL FOR SALE.-A JARcp
a1 eonnodious store house, with large hall ahoa
ana iaiy as cling IN the basement and part of The So
Ill., Cherry street bargain can Be had nv
soon, al Office No. IS Cherry street. y "Ft1s"s
noy6 X w. BROWN, Real Estate Aya,t.7
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THE LATEST STYLE BUGGIES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND FAMILY CARRIAGES.
~ Take PARTICULAR NOTICE that ctz-yl
Stouts Coach Shop is on CLARK STREET. S8g.E@
July IRA A. STOUT.
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EGROES Fer sALE.-A very likely negro wo.
vss a., an excellent field hand, 10 years cd ami child
VIII give them good home in Middle tennessee VIM
octs r. W. BROWN
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WHOLESALE DsY GOODS


MOULTON, PLIMPTON, WILL MS & CO.. IMPORT
4u ers and jobbers of dry goods net cash prioes
40 IL Vesey and No Barclay streets directly in rear OF
the Astor House beg leave to of close
to their unrivalled stock GOODS which thew
offering IN the beautiful which they have
lately removed. "
Their stock OF goods Of The extensive in Aha
country and snbdivided into depst having
purchaser ana manager, and Of distinct
from al the rest Thus this :at hment presents the
clnrneeriscs Of distinct and with all Abe
upon an ordinary store.
Their stock number is upon all the goods and NV
winch numbers they chargel thus ouyers San
pare bills and they will ind goods have but one
price, anu tat this hrm act maxim that zone
mans dollar IL az good as anothersn
TIE DtPa kTMkNTS a As FOLLOWS
Print and bingham Department. cated frat floor
Dress Goods Department, located ~ TIRE irst floor
Noollen Goods and Aens Ware Department, located On
tbs iitst floor. ~ w
Domestic Goods Department. located in the basement
carpet and olcloth department, located the base
ment. - ''
White Goods and Embroidery Department. located ON the
second story. - ~
Hosiery aid Glove Department.. located on the second
story.
Small Wares Department gen rally termed Yankee
NotoDs, ~ located on u Q second
tie manager Of each department interested the re-.
turns o. s particular department only
Of Of ring aiding and st les or Goods
cLeap to sell Others not wcii Ia entirev
ined ~ ths establishment sell every style of goods
extremely cheap. 49,
To parties of responsibility they IRE Ia
grant time. by adding interest seven pe cant
rtr I'M I'M and taking their payable the bank
banler or commission house Of the ers
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nsar b. Al The sasFt. .Ade were q no sval Her re-
aizth street, and the Coroner notified
ACCIDENT FROM MACHINERY "A boy. named Armand
Bettnan, who employed at Richardson lock fseory
Srolsn yesterday through it, getting entAnglsd in
driving belt which he was shifting from one wheel to
sIosner While the machinery was in notion He WAS
Trade MEETING The journeymsn house painters held
meeting on Tuesday night, when it resolved to de-
- deemed days work.
RIVER PoIcE-A volunteer river police is being organ
ICED under the supefntsndeDce of Capt Dtche OF the
Ecnrth ward very rs ndsone boat has Bean built Tor
their Of about feet keel having the word
"PoGce painted the stern. She will DO manned by
policemen of daty and other suitable persons whe may
wish TO unite in this useful and indeed needul OBJECT
FIRE 90 Wednesday morning last, the private dwell.
ing bon Of Mr. Crs~ford. situate at No. liz Varick
street took fire. but fortunately exngushed before
much damage was dore, by Hose Company No. "a.
CAhPnESg EXPLOSION A STAGE On Wednesday night
Rcsr,ca Smith severely burnt about the head aud
face by the bursting Of uid lamp in Of the Psnx
Forty ely hh street He taken TO by
where the burns dressed after ~hcn he taken
to bis home in Twenty second street. between ghth
Ninth by officer Ed sin Smith, Of Nineteenth
Police District
FOUND DRowNm.-0n Thursday morniog about six
o'clock, q nan by the name Of Joseph Keenan, was
found ~ the foot OF Grand street. wned by police
nan. The Coroner Eas notified.
ANOTHER MAN DROWNED On Tuesday night three men,
t-o OF Them named respectively, Lesley and Thomas
Evans, the third man usne unknown going board
the hp Bamoal lying at toe foot Of Beach street all of
them under The nau, Of liquor the tme xhen as
far ~ The fscts already deel0ped sho difficulty hsv
ing occurred between Lesy ard Evans the Ia either
is overheard or was pushed in and drowned. The
body has been recovered
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED THE QUARANTINE LANDING
SFATEn ISLAND "A man BY the OF Archibald Hanna
naive Of Ireland residing at Stapleeon, while landing
h.n the stss%boat syph on Tuesday night fen over
board snd was drowned His body recovered yester
ssy morning.
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"Mu,der Will Out. ,-Tnere is to he seeu mt

notensaeks worm syrup and liver pill Office No. 100 North
second street, brought from child
months old by the use Of half bottle Of Hobenacs
syrup the largest measuring
The public are particularly invited call especially
who have weak and debated children also those who
have children that have been given die will nd that
Ia never too late to use that remedy Hobnsack
syrup In TACT the time IL coming when parents will find IL
the only medicine necessary to when their children
weak and debitaed as II has failed cure
when the follow ing symptoms appear Buenoss under the
eyes rcling at the nose dry cough slow fever large
stomach sudden start in sleep disturbed dreams n
pOBEN SACK, Proprietor Philadeiphia G.. v. CLICK
ENIR CO., No 81 Barclay street New York wholesale
for tho Eastern states.
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THE FERRIES.

~ bers street-Boats leave New York, for The Unto,
dock at A. NJ; Kcyport dock att A. NJ. Union doo& 81
Port a. 7An Hnio1 a a I an Ksypofs atsP.
l cents stages leave the srriva Of the bonts Tor
middletown PeiDt Freehold ed Rank Shrewsbury Long
OF The Florence and keyport CempAaysituatsI On ths
jersey shore, directly oppesits the karTows
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At Saratoga Springs July 70, by the Rev Mr. Arm I'D
Mr. GtoRGE HEATH, OF Brooklyn, i to Miss ELLEN VIII
uAMs. OF this city.
At Fort III, en- Toe day morning July s. by
the Rev lee paer Kerc, CAepeis U. a.. Adjutan ri.
WiITT1fsIY, 4. $ Dragons TO Miss KATE X fAuNrLgaoy
yonp7tst dengb'sr q Col 1houss I. Feunttaroy Il 4
L..eSoas
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Bogie's Hyperion Fiuid.-Tbc following
will show the estmaton in which this article held in the

South -
CHAnEsroN HornL, Charleston $. G., March I, 1851.
Mr. VIM Boglo, Boston-Dear Sir-Some time ago my
hair commt falling of to such extent began to
tear should become prematurely bald After using many
the popular restoratves of the day friend suggested
your Hyperion Fluid, which induced to try. with,
sonfess but little hope of surprised and
gratihed, however after short trial to find decided i'm
pIovement and now possess full Of healthy hair
which only attribute to the extraordinary qualities of
your Justly Hyperion Flui You are at liberty
TO publish this for the benefit of others similarly afflicted
and hope success your deserving efforts and
thai the sales Of the Hyperion Fluid be Commensurate
with its superior merits Yours, very respectfully,
THOMAS 3. NIcKERsoN.
Sold by A. Is. ID. SANDS, No. ITO Fulton street. VIM.
H. Ciry Co, No 2s5 Pearl street. Rushton, Clark Co.,
No. 213 Ring, No. 1872; and Burton steele, No. 4a3
Broadway New York and by the druggists generally
throughout the Union.
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SPORTING a..

RFGATTA ON WEDNEt DAT, AUGUST Sd, AT
~ Point Bfseze-A regatta will be given Wednesday
August 3D. for all sail boats from 10 feet
$50 excepting the George Clark Entrances 1t Peter
100 Vesey street and at Abraham Barker Hoboken
the proprietor Y. G. SMITH, Point Breeze.
pEeATTA.-kEYPORT NEW JEwsIY THURSDAY
IL August 1885 at o'clock p. MA purss Of ATTY dol
lars Will be given free for all boats
thirty feet over AL The dis be twenty miles Two
minutes Art to the foot 70 he led each
the above measurement. Three more boats to make
race Forty dollars to the first boat dollars
best Entrances TO be made at the house James
Buskrk, keyport New Jersey at before ~ o'clock
she day OF the race Start at O'Clock Entrance S.
had OF D. h Underhil pa Washington street. New York.
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FINE ARTS

TNHE RHENISH BELGIAN GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,
by living German and Belgian masters Is open daily
from ~ A. NJ until III r. M in the rooms OF the National
Academy Of Design, 663 Broadway, up stairs.
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THE TUaF.

7RO1TING AT SARATOGA SPRINGS-THE FOL-
lowing trottpg will come on the Saratoga
o the days announced -
No 2-on Saturday, July ~ at4P M.-Purse ana stake
Of 81 600, mile heats in harness H. woodru names
b m Flora Temple Of New York. Vim. Woodruff names
ro e. Tacony, Of Philadelphia
No 3 On Saturday, August 9, at4PM-Purse aud stale
Of 81 600 mile heats best in In harness william KIM
names bl & Black Douglass Of Philadelphia. r. j. Ne
No. ION Saturday, August Is, at 4 p. M-Purse and
stake Of 00e mile heats beat wagons VIM King
namss b. T. Ccntrevils, Of New York.
N B.-AH OF the above trots Eili on At the time
Advertised. @. z. STAURIN0. Proprietor.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
Personal.

Personal.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF MRS ELIZA wAD-
o'ngton or Thompson, formerly of Saen New Jersey.
address s. f., box SS5 Phiadelphia Post Office.
INFORMATION WANTFD-oFMARY Finn WHOSE
maiden name McCarty She is about twenty years of
age and has been ten months in the United States Her
husband Robert Finn requests her to write to him
Mr.. William Macknamarrow Centre Valley Post Office
high county. Pennsylvania.
INFORMATION WANTED-oF MATHEW WALL.
who LIFT Belfast for this country number of years
respecting him will be thankfully recsved by his sister,
Msrgarst Wall at No so Lexington New He
is a performer upon the harp and attends balls
IMPORTATION wANTED-oF RACHAEL BURCuILL,
L who left Cork, Ireland In May, 1877 Was in Maine or
Boston when last heard FROM aud tdings OF her will
hs Kew R4 york
INFORMATION WANTED OF DANIEL COLLINS A
lnatve Of the parish Timoague County of Cork Ireland
has since been heard Of Any information Of him will
be kindly received by his brother Patrick at 1863 Cherry
street.
IL LII r. N. L. WILL CALL AT THE BROAD.
~ Post Ohce he will ind q note that will inform
him OF something to his advantage.
CUICIDE OF FRANKLIN C. GRAY.-THE MEXICAN
- or Spanish lady, who rried +. c. Gray in New Or
illinois, last winter will hear Of something of the utmost
Importance TO her by addressing Marion the Office of the
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad 1913
Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MARGARET DEE,
w from the of Kilmathomss patsh Stradb alley
county Waterford Ireland Her husbands James
Welsh Also of her sister Bridget When
they in Portland York street State OF Maine Any
Their Patrick Dee, Who in New York ADDRESS MICHAEL
McKENNY No 3l2 West Twenty sixth street, Now York
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Obituary,

A woman named Catherine seder, died in Freystown,
adjacent to York, Pa the 2ls instant aged hun
Died and years and seven month";.
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BOARDING AND t.uRGING.

IloAk DING.-WANTED ISMfDIarELY, BY A
ID small quiet family, sitting AM bedroom with
place for cooking ubtufhd hUt as to loca
tiou, and would prefer apartment plain family Ad
dress, stating which exceed 300 per annum
Knox, Herald Office.
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MINT OF THE UNITED STATES,
-.

FHI-ADELFHIA 1000 ]
The Director Of the mint gives notice. that from aud
after the 18th day Of August next payments for silver
purchased for the Mint at Philadelphia, and at the
branch Mt New Orleans, win be maae three fcurths
price will be advanced in the rst instance in gold asd
The oon is ready for issue 1t viii be paid out
in the proportion speciae,, In exchange for gold
turned by the psriss selling silver and in the order Of
their pJis rity OF sales.
At The New Orleans branch mint option il reserved
to substitute partially entirely. drafts As
stant Treasurer at New York. for the gold otherwise
Bsy able for silver purchased
The present prices Of silver. which will be continued
uA'D further notice, folows:-
nsr dollars OF Mexco Peru Bolivia, CoiH and Spain;
For francs aid for silver con Of the United States
tksB the three cents, 81 II an ounce gross
Jo halers Of Sweden aud Of the Northern States Of
Germany. 81 e1 sn onrce.
For silver in bars mixed coins and for other silver
sons not herein specified 81 Fl for each ounce at
standard fReness (nine tenths) determined assay
~ the mint. JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN, director.
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Relaxation, Enjoyment and Health The

artsan Che Istsa leisure and tho droop
ing invalid all who suffering from protracted appos
ton or confinement to be city, wsnla do we'll await
Of Afforded by Che regular Of The
HERO TO the Fishing Banks boat ia
comfort and safety to bor and
nands by one who has thorough knowledge the bust
Her miraculous haUls notorious not only OF
Al, but Of genuine Pleasure and physical improvement
Ne open better watering place than Saratoga and
bypo means costly. Take family and try IL (Seo
bis and papers)
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Mint Circulars.
RECEIVED BY ADAMS Il co.'s EXPRESS.
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES,

PHILADELPHIA. July g. 1853.
The Director of the Mint, the sanction Of the &C.
vesth section Of the act of March g. 1863 authorizing
devices for the silver coinage Of United States
.I with the approval Of TIE Secretary of the Treasury
psr,cn f'ase to aid him in eaectiDg object
requests such may bS disposed TO him,
before the rs day of October such designs they
nay deem appropriate to that coinage.
HE law having restrictions in relation to
ths devices the Director ab-tsins from advancing any
suggestions the subject, it being his wish tnat the
de gpSr should be entirely untrammeed in the exercise
Of his judgment aud skill.
tial examination will be made of the designs
which may be furnished with this request
ard for thoe three which shall appear best fitted the
ebecI in view, competent and hoerA remuneration will
be mace. JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN, Director.