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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
yIlE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under the firm NJ
i NORvELL, JONES n EGGLESTON was dissolved by
the 3 December The name Of The concern will
cusiGy the business The books and
counts may be occupied by Egyeson Co.
Those against the will please present them
inr payment those having unsettled accounts with the firm VIII
cblge ny closing them as early ns nassibe
W. u. SORpELI,
SAMUEL. J. JONES,
January 7th, 1853 JAMES A. EGGLEsION
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TRANSFORMATIONS L1sE FOR nAl
T:IIIN b K / .
SELLING AT REDUCED

Y
SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES.
3E RS SWORDS would respectfully ask tic attention q"
.aH assortment "i Brnn-t- 81
made winch she selling 81
uuaeJ Il No 4l5. BiuLG
Head Dresses, hand and made IL order; rich
Ribbon. PGtncs other articles, nr sale c!Chpa
Mas, SWORD, No 81 Bread =;
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A. HARRINGTON, Importer and Manufacture o. C'eH Ss
- Tobacco SNUFF, Pipes wholesale and retail NO s1
Nuu-curne 0-street, Of the Scotch Soaler
s;nny on the popular brands OF Cigars W ase
.na lots purchasers a-anabe terms ana d Pt'''
compere the NortEcrn eaicra a>, :, ,-...,
I-clf A..
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
yp1uE prcsi lent and Director. Bank OF Sglaia have
currd dividend OF fo and quarter per een nu, IL nr
,rnf o Inc Bank months subject |" me
sr bonus the Sate saves cent or 81 81 et
snare 20 ~ 3D. y - SAMi.. MARX. Cdsh'r.
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LIMITED phRTNEnSHEp.
fEyHE tho provisions OF The Rrvls.
ell Statutes of the State New YORK. formed limited nar'
msrshp, uLlcr the firm OF
ROBERTSON HUDSON,
general the business he Transacted The buy
Ing and domestic Dry inoGs On lhcir own
AMI the CITY al New or d " iEh
Ard ROBERTSON C. iIupgpS who reside IN the cry q!
uf the general partners
EDWARD ATrEREuRY resides al 'hc nl ltrt'r state
New Jersey special partner and that The fad EDWARD !
c. IEauURY the OF hty thousand dollars
cash. EcGEK!snN AMI CHi5 = HubeoH nave
Thousand dollars IN cash as ca" 10
wards common and that the SAID partnership lS 20 cfl.
mencr January, iSs AMI IL Ia terminate o"
the first day % January. 1866. -,
Dated !ay December Thousand csh hnnaed ahh
ffty.two RCihkD ,; huni:n,, .o.''
SRw Ynnx Ja, ls52 EDWARD J c. ATTERBUFY
Our place No u. Murray street few o"Fr rom
Broaway large and sntey
of desirable styles Of Foreign nn Domestic ~
for spg trade which prepare 10 offer on Ihsa cGfs ''
casa approved cfcdl: ,, -. , ,,,,,.r..
New York, Jan u-ilm RtIBIRtStN ~ ~ 49,,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL X III ROAD sToiraH"
PLACES OMITTED.
meeting the Directors Of me Wig ~
IA al Rail Road Company held IN The lIh o 'aHaS' 0'' ~
following resolution was adopted Il.
Resolved That from aud the fret day OF February sS
lowing named stopping places will be onited VIZ
a.hca liarrs H. Tcuee, ROCK Cu' Ifos7"k
Carkes Track, aud Hammock Gap Road ,
Jan. IL I'm j. nAhNEI !, SeGl.-!-
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JANUARY STU, 1888
yH,ur ~, ~ ,r.cors of m. farmers Bank OF Virgins
have declared dividend OF four aud quarter per oc o'
The profits the last six months subject 10 ~ a.
stoct hot,r. ~ n ,L y. ~ "e j. a. SMITH,
j 6--dlO
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apAN AWAY subscriber living Southampton county
az Va on Saturday the day of December 1852
named WYATT lie about OF in the heghborhooG
inches height and dressed IN humf
.un the time leaving WYATT shoemaker by trade
has M asig expression wLs SPOKEN has white float teeth
Known skin well piled with small pux lfe has brother
William living Petersburg who carentcr belonging 20 the
estate DR. p Reekman. i probable he is has beer
~ that city hnher he may have procured false
papers with the view OF going North and Is nearly certain
he viii attempt TO pass himself of free.
will give for his apprehension this county unie
dollars il AIKEN without the county and Virginia
the State, and sccured that
session OF him HENRY MOORE.
V. npc I,uS r,f
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HERE YOUR REMEDY

81 Tvuiih Stieei. Louisville, Is
Where a, p'icaious for Agencies must be aiIe scd
JzJ- Far sale Richmond. by PURCELL, LaUD co.
-. Ian n--|A rH
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-28
~ spr IN SO q m spn IN IN
y u q y / q u q Pc
The Shelby Vile EIeuse. and tbs.
South Nashville Furniture
REan,F ga turing Com.-
paw limited.
FUE undersigned takes pleas
,,rn i, ,rr1r-, 81 >. y Ia Ia q;

FFUE undersigned takes pleas <-~N1
Il ure in announcing to The citi- s:
zens of this and adjoining counties
that he is constantly receiving in addition I'd
his already large stock, large and splendid lots
of plain and fashionable Furniture-which 4l
part consists Of the following articles: Mahog |
any Bureaus, from IL TO ) different styles
prices from SO to $50 Mahogany DRESSING
Buraauswith glasses at S13 anil upwards a
splendid fotof s0i:,> both col nmon and fine,
also French DO. Esedsseaa>- -Trundle Bed
steads, low post Bedsteads com mon Bedsteads,
plain curtain Go octsgon DO, misses dc, serpent
tine cottage DO serrertire grecian gothic
cottage do, French sofa 90, fine mahogany id
prices from % 50 TO SIS. 'Tables--iron1
ing tables, breakfast 10, desert do. dining dol
extension do, side do, center do, card r'Sio-
prices from s. Soto S45 Chairs -conmonI
do, cane seat do, mahogany and walnut raFlor
chairs, Rocking do, sewing and nursing dol
scroll and plain Rockers different styles of
Elizabeth chair, &c. Wafdrobfs and presses,
cribs and cradles, divans and ottomans, lounges
and mattresses. stands and wash stands en-
closed and plain, writing desks and sofas, hat
racks and whatnots, foot stools and mirrors,
&c Sc &c &c, all Of which are m anufactured
by the South Nashville Manufscth bring Com
pany-ansl ,oarranteato beequal in goodness tol
any work made in city or hountry-and which
work will sell at their Aoeest Nash vile prices
witsoNt my additional charge for freight. Also,
] will make liberal deduction on large bills
The greatest possible care is taken in packing
NJ. c+ MoULToN.
Shelbyville, July IA, 16b9--1y.
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j. B. RABCTEAU s. Co.,
CARRIAGE MANUFACT
4YETTFVTLLE TENN

wv respectfully announce to the citizens
w of lincoln and the adjoining counties,
that we are now in full operation az our NEW
BUILDrEa, near the northeast corner Of the
Public Square, where we intend keeping con-
stsntly on hand, and building to order, any
description of Carriages, Y The ats5. and
mast appr0pel styles, and of Superior finish,
which will be sold low for cash, OF on time to
punctual men.
We use the very best material, ard employ
none but competent workmen, and any job
sold By US failing by fair usage either from bad
workmanship or material will oe repaired FREE
OF CHARGE
Persons wishing to buy, would 10 well to
examine our work and prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as we thi they viii compare
favorablv with any similar establishment in the
State. Repairing neatly executed at short
notice, and or reasonable terms Orders re-
pectfully solicited. and promptly filed.
n. B. We have secured the s4le right of
making aud using Pyrou's patent Life pre-
serving Swimgseircc. for reledsius horses
from Carriages, forthe countea OF Lincoln, Bed
ford and Marshall, and are now prepared 10 fur
nish new Carriages with the imprdverdent or
attach it to Old ones, upon very reaSnnable
ternsI Jllra 2, 1853.
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OBJ Markrts ltpst Datrs

CHATTANOOGA, TES9.--We have indica
t;ons Of rise in the river from recent heavy
rains. The Hiwassee is the only boat running
above, which occasionally drops in with 8 lit
tie corn. III
Corn commands 81 cents. several lots at tnt'
price have been sold. bosts unaoie 70 reaqn
vet, connection baing made By Etfge ana carp
Market dull
ATLASTA. GA.-S.nce oar last we haye 70
change 10 notice n the Price q Bacon, Asff,
Butter Flour and Meal. We pave sofa ieF
lots Of Corn e. zoe 3 bhl-sacked, whoIeSaif T.
But little Of any kind OF produce mas oeen lsI-
ceived fer the last few weeks S1oohs Rcnei
ally light.
crxc,rx.r1 OH1o-FlouI and Corn is search
in our Inarket, and sales at advanced ra'es-
Corn 65G9ce. Flohr-Fresh ground from dig
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Our molher,

Our passions and our wiifulness may lead US
ar from the object Of our 6lial love; we even
learn to pain our fond mothers kind heart, to
oppose her wishes, to disobey her mandates, to
violate her commands, to trample upon her
tender feelings; we may become wild, head
strong and even angry at her counsels, or oppo-
sition; but when death has stilled her monitory
voice, and nothing but calm memory remains
to recapitplate her virtues and good deeds, af-
lection like flower beaten to the ground by
the past storm, raises up her head and, smiles
among her tears.
| Round the idea of ones mother, the mind Of
man clings with fond affection. 1t is halo Of
glory, around which our hearts are entwined,
in our most useful days. 1t is the first deep
thought stamped upon our infant hearts when
soft and capable of receiving the most profound
impressions and all the after feelings of the
world are but trivial in comparison. Round
the IDEA, as we have said. the mind Of man
clings with fond affection; and even whenthe
earlier period of our loss force memory to be
silent, fancy takes the place of remembrance,
and twines the image of our dead parent with.
a garland of graces and beauties, and virtues,
which We doubt not she possessed. Our feeble
mother is now rapidly vending her way to the
dark tomb. her sufferings on earth are many
She cries aloud for help for ease, for assistance,
Young man, young girl, can you stand unawed
amid the cries of your mothers voice. without
even trying to afford her relief Awake, arouse.
and fly to the rescue. Now is the time for you
to act, do not put of. Would you value mon
ev, if your parent could find ease to her pains?
She is afflicted with complaint peculiar to her
sex. We urge you togst a Bottle of that tri-
umphant medicine, that universally acknowl-
edged female friend, '.DromgoOie's Fee
ma'e Bitters," and her spirit viii creep
gradually and impercepdbly upon her until ripe
old age will induce her spirit to take its everlast
ing fight and she will die without groan.
We heseech you, weurge you, to take kind
friends advice. For sale by Druggists gen
orally.
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ba t ought 10 be done with the
Bank of TpnneSSee!.'

! Messrs Mar5iag s. Eastman-
Gentlemen 1t will be seen by the
enclosed note. that our opponents are
secretly organizing their forces
They know, from signs abroad and at
home, from every country through
which our stapdard-bearer has trav-
eled, and been heard, that unless
they use superhuman exertions their
candidate will sustain n more than
Waterloo defeat. They plainly see
that should the election take place
tomorrow that johnson would be
elected by an overwhelming majority;
hence their activity 10 do what they.
can do before the election. Let the
democracy be on their guard : let
them be wakelul and watchful, and
the manifest destiny" Of affairs can
not be changed. B
NASHVILLE, July 6, 1858.
DEAR SIR: At meeting Of por-
ton of the Wings at Nashville, held
last night, to organize the party in.
this county, you we're appointed, in.
company with other gentlemen, to
collect funds to defray necessary ex-
penses; KIN owing your devotion to
our cherished principles, it is hoped
you will accept the appointment.
Yours, truly,
A HERMAN, Secy
u. g. American.
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ooSahess.

ooSGBess.
mr. We srs snthorizei to announce Eon
Geo. ". Jones. acandidate for re-elsctior
70 CONGRESS. from this Congressional District.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY.
cr- We ara authorized to announce Rem
met w. CaiIds. as a candidate for the low
er branch of the Tennssses Legislature, at the
August election.
OF We are authotifed 20 announce Capt.
@. v. Hebb. Candidate TO represent Lin
coin county, in the lower branch OF the next
Tennessee Legislative, at the August Election.
or We are authorized o. announce VIM.
Il. MARTIN. candidate TO represent Lincoln
county in the lower branch of the Tennessee
Legislature, a. the August election.
0r We are authorized to announce VIM.
w. Wilson, q candidate TO represent Lin
COLA countyin the lower branch of the next
Tsnressee Legislature, at the August election
state sENATE-LrNooLs, AND FRANKLIN.
Or We are authorized to announce Gen.
Root. FarGuharsOM.e candidate io1 the
State Senate, from the counties of Lincoln and
franklin. ct the Angus. ELECTION.
RLoATER-LnscoLS. GILES AND MARSHALL.
7 OF We are authorized 70 announce Capt.
w. p. Chsmbllss, ca didate for the low
er branch Of the next Tennessee Legislature,
from the counties of Lincoln, Giles and Mar
shall at the August election.
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there on TIA ose days
Nashville UniYe rsity-

The third an hual co lrse Of lee
lures at this In stitutiq n, will com
mence on Tues Nay, November lst.
Although establ ished SO recent as
1850, tn is Medical Sc hool has al
ready secured a character equal to
TINT Of al " Of thrice itB age This
is owing, mtinly, We believe, TO the
judicious Felectid ms nude, iii filling
the protest ors' c hairs. In point Of
ability, and Of aptness in con Yeyiug
instruction, It is conceded that the
faculty of the University Of Nashville
ranks second to none in the Union.
This is sa.ying 4 good deal--for the
University is yet ia its infancy --still,
such is literally the fact. At the
last session, there were 152 students
To G very really Southern man, this
evid encc Of prosperity viii be truly.
gratifying. We, Of the South have
been too long in the habit of looking
to the Northern States, for in truc-
ton in medicine, sc, this tacitly ad-
hitting that the necessary fac lities
were not to be had in Southerp lat
itnd e-wails the facts were all the
o the way. This practice, however,
" e a re gratifed III knowing is fllling
into disuse. We have all the ele
meuts required iq promoting mental
cbltu re, and all that is now to be-
d pne is to encourage home enterprl-
yes, instead of be slowing our words
Of cheer and substantial endorse
nj ents upon Cincinnati, Philadelphia,
and other Northern cities, which,
while they acknowledge TIE receipt
of I'd nds from US in one BREATH curse
our domestic relations in the next. |
on / he score of economy, the Nash
ville University is decidedly prefefa-
hi Travelling expenses -no small
IL, ~ tho way-a are not f.r from
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THE SULPHUR WELL,

Snow open for subscribers ard arrangements
Il have been made to get to i on Ihor4ebaci,
or with carriages Terms the same as last year
50 for affami!r, 81 for = single ticket, A
family tickst, twill be remembered, IS for one
family ONLY, for whose use the water may be
carried away in any reasonable quantity. If
furnished to second family, two tickets Wal
be charged Individuals carrying the water
from the well, will be ch&rSed for a firmly
ticket. AS the proprietor wishes To preserve
his fruit for his own use, he hopes it will not
be considered as included il the contract f1r
sulphur wa1er IJune 81 E! HILL
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Be Careful l.

Sickness is commencing to stalk
over the land. In some parts of the
county, fever and hux are very prev
alent, followed, many time s, by death.
Be careful, therefore, in your diet.
Eschew unwholesome 70 od, and all
habits calculated to deran ge the sys-
TEN. Temperance in eating and
and contented mind, are
the best preventives of disease.
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For De Eaatt.piEs 0hs.rr.r

R0F tae r0yStevsae Observer.
Table Moving
Mr.. WalIace-
Several of us-mysell and friends
joined in a haunting frolic, spirit.
rappIng, or whatever you may call
it, aud actually moved a table,
There is no doubt about it, know
tia, none engaged in it, no would
act dishonesty. Please say in your
this weeks paper, tha t there has
been a meeting near Fayetteville,
and some very mysterious manifes-
tatlons were made-tha [ We intend
investigating the subie ct further,
and give The pariicul lars 10 the.
public in detail.
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Dlalsc $ ERv1cE ron THE PREsI-
Dents HousE.-A beautitd l break
fast, dinner, and dessert Sc rvice. OF
American porcelain. has just te- u
finished in New York for the Pres :
tents House. II includes hand
somcly engraved and ichly ent ia
Ole glass. The dining service num-
brrs $50 pieces, the glass SIS dozen.
The whole cost ISL 500.
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A Mistake

BIZ accident, a few tickets were
printed at this Office that were
WI ong. $ uch mist axes will hap
pen somriines-ue have known il
to occur in other establishments
more than once. | low ever, ouIy
about one hdndred were sent out;
and when the error was discovered,
we dispatc he'd a messenger to have
them DESTROYED. The mistake was
entirely mtinten'ional.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-07-28

&C, ana diseases from an lnludlclous use O.
mercury.
The Rheumatic Extract, for Rheu-
matism, Gout. Neuralgia, and general pains
from exposure, &C., has given more satisfac-
ton than any preparation of the age--and
tnlvar1Gblyin connec ton with the Purifier
Cough Drops,for Colds, Coughs. Hoarse-
ness, and Asthmatic affections, give general
satisfaction to those who have used them.
Di ,rrhGa Cordial. for Darrhna, Dys-
EMERY Cholera Morbus, ahd Cholera Infantum:
also, for FIux. First give the bowels very
free action with the Purifier, and after two or
three excavations if the bowels seem likely
to continue too loose, chedk with the cordial.
For sale by G. B. MCKENZIE, Fayetteville;
apply to our Agent and get an Almanac for
testimony to the salutary effects of the medi-
cines
July z, 1853--1y
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Cunbi0otss- 1855.
sHrRrrr-LrNcoLN couxrY.

o. We are authorized to announce Col
David 9 Hobbs. candidate for Sheriff
of Lincoln county. Of the March election, 1854.
GrWe are authorized to announce LiftIe-
berry L. Cole. candidate for Sheriff of
Lincoln county, at the March election, 1854.
Or We are authorized to announce John
r. mellow, a candidate for Sheriff film
coin county, at the March election, 1854.
sEP We are authorized to announce Jas
ID. g rizZard. q candidate for Sheriff Of
Lincoln county, at the March election. 1854.
GIVE are authorized TO announce Wiley
Nj. Alexander, candidate for Sheriff Of
Lincoln county. at the March election, 1854.
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Very Respectfully
S. B. OATMAN.
Secretary in Sloan's Marble Factory.
SoUTH NASHVILLE lima Of 1884

SOUTH NASHVILLE, June 81, 1858
DR j. M1TcuEI L-v-S;r: Being impressed
ike many are relati I've 10 medicines bearing any
rPsem Nance to patents--thAt they are for the
most Part imposition, or humbug, was tardy
ln forming conclus; oLs favorable to your med
icines; but seeing their effect on next door
reigh Dor was induced to try them on a negro
girl, being affected with Rheumatism in her
Hand and foot Having tried other Physicians
With no real benefit, fused your BlooI Purifier,
and Rheumatic EXTRACT, which had the desired
effect of satisfactorily curing the girl, after an
illness of several months
| can recommend it to the afflicted as AIMED -
ifne worthy the highest praise, and at least for
the above diseases no imposition
Respectfully,
w H. WILKINSON.
ConstableIof 9Th District.
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wheat, $5%; from new wheat, $555@52
Chattanooga Whisky Csc.

/ AUGUSTA, Gave have had another dul
market this week, and prices, if any thing
have had downward tendency. Since The
receipt of the Arahia's advicesssles have beer
made at about "a reduction on prices quoted
| In our last.
Corn-Supply still light. and demand con-
fined to immediate wants Selling from stores
blythe small quantity at 90@S1 p busheL-
A lot we understand has been sold at Doc, and
the highest offers that could be obtained fer
lots 10 be delivered in the course of a week or
ten DAYS was zoe. Were any quantity put on
market it would not bring the latter price
Bacon. Stock heavy, and prices still have
downward tendency. There rs very little good
joint meat in market We continue to quote
hoground at 8@8I%c. it must he choice ar
ticle to bring the latter price. Ribbed sides.
sound, are worth 81 @8Ac, and clear Sc
these are the wholesale prices.
Wheat.-ThereIi is good demand for Wheat
and good Red is selling at 70@$1, and White
OF 81 20@1 25 p bushel.
Flour I'VE have no change to notice in
prices. Good supply or hand. Old superfne
Augusta Canal is selling at 1906. and old e1-
ira Family at So 50@7 by the quantity. New
extra Family is retailing at s. Denmead's |
Flour is retailing $500, in bags.
Wool-There IS some demand for the arti- /
Gle. Planters will find it to their interest to
ave their wool and send it to this market for
sale; if carefully handled, and washed, it viii |
,esdily bring 25@3oc.
New YoRK.-Cotson steady, sales of $500
bales. /
CrscIsNATI, Onto. Market quiet; dealers
n Flour awaiting steamers news. SHES oats
I3c: whisky 1917 with better demand; cheese
!. Groceries steady, with fair demand; good
etail demand for bacon, but beyond this we
lear of nothing doing
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MARRIAGES.
MARRlED.

In Bedford county, Mr. THos. c. MILLS and
Miss ELIZABETH Il. PRINoE.
In Bedford county, Mr. SAMUEL FIELDS and
Miss SoPHRoNIA R. KID HI.
In Bedford county, Mr.. DANIEL L. REvIs
and Miss NAB z B. SHAW.
In franklin, Mr.. JoHs D. CUsvrScHAM
and Miss RACHEL T. HITTER.
In franklin Mr.. SAMUEL CECIL and Mrs.
SusAN j ANDERSON.
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NASHVILLE. Nav LIST. Ie5

NASHVILLE, May lst, 1853
This is to certify that have used Dr. Mitch
elP$ Blood Purifier in case of Yellooo
Ja,4nitce, in which it made perfect cure. af-
ter using medicine, from other Physicians to
70 purpose. Ny case was a very bad one, in
which suffered some two months before try
ing Dr. Mitchell's Blood Purifier. I would
recommend it TO all. particularly in case of
Jaundice. believe it TO he the best medicine
for all diseases of the Stomach and Liver that
T hava avar 4al,an
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Peterson's Magazine

This ladies' favorite for August
has been received. The editor has
been unusually successful in catering
for the literary appetite Of "dea de-
Iightful woman!" His work stands
justly very high in the estimate on Of
the gentlar sex. u
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nineteen tbs less to N ashville than
they would be to Philadelphia; board
is, just as cheap, and the course Of
instruction is equally annie md cam
mendable.