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W. t. BERRY 4 CO., have just received
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Poets Descriptive of the Seasons. With % IIlustra-
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tque Morocco
2. HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN. WITH FIF-
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3. HOMES OF AMERICAN AUTHORS ILLUsTRA-
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4 AMERICAN HISTORICAL. AND LITERARY c,,pt-
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5. LONGFELL0w's POEMS. BERKET FoSTErs
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6. LoNGFELLows HYPERION: A ROMANCE IT..
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7. A0NGFELLow's EyANGELINE A TALE OF AGA.
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IL. CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS. ACOIIEcTIoN
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H. WOMEN OF The BIBLE DELINEATED IN A 81
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mentioned IN the Holy Scriptures
IL THEBABES IN THE WOOD: ILII-STRA TFT ysr,Tu
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Second with their Portraits In one elegantly bound
volume 20 finely engraved Portraits.
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20. BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS OXFORD EDI
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81. LEAFLETS OF MEMORY: AN ILLUSTRATED
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%. TIE WHITE VEIL: A, BRIDAL GIFT. IN ELR
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81 THE THOUGHT BLOSSOM: A AEMENTo. BYN.
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2s. FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING FOR 1854.
e. THE SNOW FLAKE FOR 1854.
9s. AFFECTIONS GIFT FOR 1854.
20. THE KEEP SAKE GIFT BOOK FOR THE HOL-
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
sENATE-ArrEnoos SESSION

Senate took up House bills on second reading
and passed through the calendar
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The bill to protect orphans, the Judiciary commit
tee having reported unfavorably upon it, was taken
up on ITS third reading. The bill provides, that
County Court clerks shall not receive fees for the
settlement Of estates, when the heirs do not re-
celve over one hundred dollars each as their share
of the estate
Mr.. Cook offered an amendment providing that
the bill shall not take effect until April, 1854
Adopted
Mr.. ROBERTSON offered an amendment providing
that the clerks fees in cases contemplated by this
bill, shall be paid out of the treasury.
Mr.. BowLEs moved to lay the amendment on the
table Carried.
Mr.. BELL offered amendment providing that
the clerks shall receive one-half fees in such cases
Adopted.
MIR. NELSON said he believed the bill unconstitu-
tional and explained his reasons for so believing.
The motion to non-concur carried, ayes I6. noes
6; and
Mr.. FARoUHARsoN withdrew the bill for amend
ment.
Senate bill to repeal the laws authorizing Grand
Jurles to send for witnesses in certain cases and to
pay witnesses the part of the State for attending
before juries was debated at some length, Mr.
Jones opposing it, and Mr.. Nelson supporting it,
Several other Senators spoke upon it. It was
amended by striking out the first section and pass
ed
The Senate adjourned to 10 O'Clock, A. N. to-
morrow
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THE LEGEND OF HEINZ Won STEIN.
Out from the wild dark forest
Rode the terrible Heinz Won Stein,
He paused at the door Of tavern;
And gazed at the swinging sign.
Then he sat himse1down in a corner,
Aud growled for bottle Divine;
Up came with flask and corkscrew,
A maiden of beauty divinel
Then he sighed with deep love longing,
And said, '0h, damsel mine,
Suppose you just give few kisses
To the valorous Kit er Won Stein"
But she answered, 'the kissing business
Is not at all in my line;
And surely : shall not begin it.
On aeountenance ugly as thine"
Then the knight was exceeding angry,
And he cursed both coarse and finei
And he asked her what was the swindle.
For her sour and nasty winel
And fercely he rode TO his castle
And sat himself down to dine,
And this is the fearful legend
Ofthe terrible Heinz Won Stein.
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quantity of Fig Paste direct from ConstantinOple-
This article OF Confectionery bot delicious for the well
and agreeable and nutritious food for the i'll and feeble
good for coughs and colds and particularly strengthening
and beneficial to weak lungs; for sale by
dec4 GEO GREIG
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D OSTPONEMENT.-I CnNSEnuENCE or

the ncemency of the day the meeting called on Satur
last to take action upon the question Of the issuance of
tne Bonds OF Davidson County postponed until Satar
Nashville Dec TO- 1883
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lust RECEIVED.-HOIT AND ~

lust RECEIVED.-HOLT AND M y
MALTBY'S SUPERIOR PLANTED BAL-&sAl1|
TlMORE OfSTERS-For sale BY the can or u NS.ksZ
can at No Public Square South side between Front and
Market SITS All Oysters sold this Depot are warranted
ireSh and good WILLIAM NJ MILLER
dec20 -,
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"a Box Office open from g. A NJ to l2 NJ; and from
l to 5, p. M., the seats NAV be secured.
PRICE OF ADMISSI0N-BOx and Psrquette rs cents
Second Tier so cents Second Tier Second Glass; so cts
Colored Box, so cents; Coored Gallery, IS cents
Doors open at 61z. Performance commence at 7
o'clock
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SENATE--MoRSrYe SESSION.

WEDNESDAY, Dec II.
Mr. FARoUHARsoN returned the bill to protect or
phans, with an amendment in lieu; which was
adopted; and the bill passed third reading
Mr. BowLEs returned the bill for the benefit of
Overton, Fentress Morgan, and Scott counties,
with an amendment providing that the sane ap-
proprated for bridges in said counties not exceed
$4,000.
A great many amendments were offered to the
bill and rejected; but finally an amendment in lieu,
appropriating $500 for bridges in Overton and 500
for bridges in Fentress county offered by Mr. Nix
on, was adopted and the bill passed third reading
Mr.. JONES', from the Judiciary Committee, re-
commended the passage of bill to ascertain the
sense of the citizens of Upton county concerning
the removal of the seat of justice from Covington
to Randolph. The bill passed the third reading
Mr.. BELL moved to take up the message from the
Governor nominating inspectors of the Penitentia-
~; but the proposal occasioning debate, he with
drew the motion.
The Senate took a recess until 2 o'clock
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
HE EXCELSIOR STAR COMPANY!
KUNKEL's NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.

WILL APPEAR on
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday Evenings.
EG Giving varied and extraordinary Bill 60
S@SN each Evening. 49,
~ No performance on Thursday, on account Of lie
''URPHANs SUPPER"
On Saturday Afternoon, at 21 o'clock Grand Juvenile
Performance.
"A Admission so cents; doors open 81, performance
commencing at o'clock precisely.
deco. J. T. FORD, Agent
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NEGROES.-I WISH TO HIRE FOR o.
the next year or 10 well grown NEGRO BOYS, y
from Is TO 90 years old to learn the Wagon and PIo 4
business in the blacksmrhs department ofthe Agrc1T
Manufacturing Company This is rst-rate opportunity
Tor hose owning Negroes Of the above kind TO have them
learned very profitable trade particularly in our PIo
Department and making other Agricultural Implements.
GEO. G. ALLEN
Lower Market Street Nashville. dac8-Irr1
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To conclude with the Admired Drama of
DON CAESAR De BAZAM
Don Caesar De Bazsa Mr. NEAFIE.
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CHOICE GIFT BOOKS.
GIFT OF LOVE; GEN OF TIE SEASON;
Gift of Affection; The Floral Keepsake
City Flowers; The Thought Blossom;
Gift of sentiment The Home Annual;
Christmas Box; Toe Benson.
~ All printed, illustrated, and bound by the first art
lists. Just received and for sale BY
F. HAGAN,
dee22 Market st.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE second branch of the
incl passed the amended ordinance giving the
timore and Ohio railroad S5,000,O00 endorse
Mt, without any restriction as to through bust
q
Jew Orleans papers of Saturday are received
,Picayune has the Trait de Union Of the 10Th
ich states that the Mexicans bad solicited aid
inst the La Passe expedition from an English
ate cruising in the neighbOrhood and she had
ID for La Passe
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In rehearsal, OPERETTA, written by Mr. L. b
nard. Music BY Mr.. Hess
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COMING TO NASHYILLEl
CHAMBERS & PECK'S MAMMOTH
ODEOCAMO:
hR, Way Scenes in California, and on the Land and Pa
" ciic Routes-commeneed 1912 con1nletad 1e5q
More than twice the size of ordinary Panorana and as
peror fidelity artistic execution ard general interest as
IL Is mammoth III its proportions.
"a Due notice will be given Of its arrival
aec1 Dr. T. r. CHAMBERS, Manager
~ MULES-BEEF AND PORK
VA For Sale loo likely MULES 9 and sk ~
Gsyears old; IS BEEF CATTLE. corn fed, IL
and 100 PORK HOGS Persons wishing to purchase can
west of Shelbyve address me BY letter al Richmond
Post Ofhce nov l5-f NJ p. GENTRY.
TNWENTY-SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES e6
l. FOR SALE.-Conssting of Men, Women Boys ~
and Girts among whom several superior house O.
servants Persons wishing purchase will do well t ca
and examine, as we are determined sell low for cash
movie DABBS PORTER, No. SO, Cedar st.
N. B.-Ass, first rate House Carpenter
DHILADELPHIA ONEPRICE CLOTHING:
Il STORE, Cedar street. the Post Office, Nashville
Tennessee. We respectfully call the attention of Gentle
men TO the advantageous arrangement that we have
made for the purpose OF furnishing them with clothing of
superior quality at mueh lower rates than has heretofore
been charged BY similar establishments The senior part
ner, (Mr R. d. Clifton residing and remaining continually
in Philadelphia having been for many years engaged IN
the purchase Of material and the manufacturing Of Clothing
in the Eastern Markets. gives decided advantages which
returning to the benefit of customers With this
arrangement and the one price principle we faer
selves that shall be able give satisfaction TO all who
may favor US with their patronage.
~ Making to Order.--We have in our employ one [
OF the most experienced and superior the United
States and will work give entire satisfaction
Our stock Of Goods hand is large and beautiful com
prsng all the latest styles Of fabrics introduced Gentle
men viii please call and examine our stock,
nova CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT J. f. DIN.
TON'S.-A very handsome assortment of Goods suit
able for Christmas Presents: fine Rosewood Ladies'
ork Table and assortment OF Work Boxes Panier Ma
ha Mates inaid with Pearl Together with large as
ortment Of other Goods too numerous to mention and
vhlch the public respectfully invited examine as thew
Eill be sold low to close consignments.
declS i + DTJNTON !
r Son Thursday 22d, commencing at O'Clock will
ier very extensive assortment Ofof Dry Goods just re-
eiVeo J.EU
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ELEGANT ENGLISH BOOKS.

IN SUPERB kOR0CcO AyD c4LF BINDINGS
---Library Editions
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" A lady was asked the other day, why she
Sc to live 8 single life, and gravely replied "Be
&c am not sble to support husband
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To morrow evening, Mr.. NEAFIEs Benefit
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THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1854,
viii be performed the Tragedy written by Mr. Nea.
fe entitled
HAKOLDE,
The Merchant o 4 Calais,
Harolde Mr. NEAFIE
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ADELPHI THEATRE

Mrs. COLEMAN POPE, as Eleanor and Mariana.
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Do not Defer, but Come i
YOU WANT TO GET THE
Choice:

Mr. REICH; Merchant Tailor; beas5
leave to 'nIorn, the gentlemen Of Sumter
VILE and District that he has lust teiprnadS
with spcndid assortment'of y
Cloths, Cassil,a6rcs; Drap,R eee.
Vestings, &c. &c, and in short ever hing
that is required for full suit. Having,
made the choice of his goods himsel {, he
doubts not but what lie can suit the most
iastidioa+. There is no useto hayesyo,ui 1, Is: &
cloths made in Charlest0n or bys Yankees.
when you can have them made as stylisfiS
and as well il not better than anywhere
else right dt home, ahd this MIR REicIi
promises To doi nay, he will add that, ifhis
work is not turned out at leasi equal to anyE
done in this country he will not chargte
anything. As for his prices they shall, be
ut New York rates. Ali he asks isseiyss
him trial Come soon and spics out.
some Of those beautiful Pants and Vest
patterns' it viii Soon be warmand YOU wiz
want them. 75i5
Mr.. Reich lives next door TO johns
Haynsworth almost opposite DR.: w
spoon.
april Goth, 1853
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40 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
"a, 17th instant, my Boy RICHARD. a
--A--white mulntto, about five feet three
or four inches high, tolcrably stout built,
about twcn two years old with straight
light cololcd hair. has very sulky ap-
pcarancc, and answers quick and short
when spoken TO said hoy has short thick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. lie had The scar o; a blister on
his forehead just ahnve llc eyc-b brows, he
may try to hide it by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. He will be
sure TO pass himself for white man for
he is very white aud has been taking great
care Of his skin for some time. When he
left he had cloth cap, black coat and a
dark coiorcd pair of pauts. He will be
sure to change his cap and clothes as soon
AZ he can; he also wears hia hair in front
straight down TO hide the scar of the bls-
ter. He is q shoemaker by trade, though
he may not go at the business, expecting
tl'at he will he so advertised.
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars Will be pad for his delivery in any
1alI in the State. He will be sure 10 give
himself aro,hcr uanc.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradleyviilc, Sumter District, S. c.
May 2h,n, 1892 3O-,f
~" Camden Journal and Cheraw Ga
zctlc publish five times.
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pG virtue Ol Sun1ry Executions to nc
ID directed, will be sold at Sumter Cour,
House, on the lsl Monday and day follow
ing in September next. within legal hours
of sale, TO the highest bidder, for cnsb, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles I:
Or G lot and buildings thereon in Sumter
vile, adjoining lands Of -, and where
defendant lives, levied upon as the prop
crty Of Webb Clark, al the suits of Mercy
& Jones, J. NJ. Neal, g. Co, Samuel r..
Wilson. E. c. Tharn, Planters and Me-
chanics Bank, and lIascltine 81 WALTON.
One tract of 234 acres of land in Salem
adjoining lands Of +. j. and ~. B. De-
schamps and l.vnche's Creek, levied unon
as the property of G. S. C. Deschamps, at
the suits Of Wiley, Banks. g. Co, w. ].
Gerald , cases.
Defendants interest in one trac, Of land
in Salem, adjoining lands Of Est. of Jared
Law, levied upon as the properly Of II. w.
English, at the suits OF w. T. Vosc. G.
Z. Wheeler, and Brown, Lee g. Co.
One tract OF acres nf Land in the
town of Sumtorvl.e adjoining lands of w.
w. Allslon and G. DcI.orlnc levied upon
as the property of Wm. J. Francis at the
,e.'aratc suits OF Iirrsnn 4: JENNINGS.
Lrnneuu & Ecrckmycr and L. G. Brown.
Administrator.
One lot of land in Smmtcrvil!e, adjoining
lands of the Academy and l.. d. Jones,
levied upon as the property of John D..
Jones, at the suit of John n. Fricrson.
One tract OF zoo acres of land in Salem
adjoining lands Of, and where defend
ant lives. levied upon as tho property Of
John Mathis at the suit of WIN. Farmer.
Defendants interest in one tract Of land
in Saic", adjoining lands of T.. Durant
and FIST. oi J. Mrl.rrton, levied uyon MS
the property OF Isaiah M,Ccy, at lI,c suit
% O. p. McRoy.
One lot OF = acres nf land, more or less,
III Slalehurg, adjoining lands Of b. Hood.
and ". Ellison, l.vicl upon as the proncr
~ OF w. f. Richardson, at the sui, of u.
+. Fleming.
! Nero levied on as The property OF
Joseph s. Dossard, at the suit OF the State
for TaAcs.
Negro. levied on rs The proncriy Of
{. Brunso", Il, the suit Of John p. Richard.
son, Sr.
| Negro, levied on as the nropcr,r or
Thco Il Berry, at the suits of Joseph r..
Cummings, y. J. 4; p. Mo cs and W.
OstGrn.
] Negro, levied on as tho properly Of G.
W. B'!i"ps, III ;'.c sui, Of WIN. Weah.
Negro icvieu on as H." property OF w.
Il Bently, a, :he suit OF T., D. Plng!e s.
Co.
| iinrsc leved OH as the property of G. !.
+. braiicri., III lir suit Of c. r. Masnn.
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Poisoning.

z thousands Of parents who use Vermifugc
composed Of Castor Oil, Calomcl, &C., are not
aware, thatwhile they appear TO benefit the pa
tient. they are actually laying the foundation for
q series of diseases, such as salvation, loss of
sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
# In another column will be found the adver.
$$tisement of fIIobensnck's Medicines, to which
we asli the attention of all directly interested
IN their own Ms we'll as their Childrcn's health.
z IN LAYER Complaints and all disorders arising
from those oil n bilious type, should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, IIobcnsack' $
Liver Pills.
azV :" Be mol, ,dcceired," but ask for ITobsn- :
sacks sacks Worm Syrup Liver und Pills and the
serve tliat each has the signature of the Proprie
or. n. HonENsAcK,as as none else are genuine
~ az tAsus'' w. 42ly.
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Attention CIaremol,t Troop.

In pursuance Of orders from THOMAS NJ
BAKER, Cotnmandant of the 9th Regiment
Cavalry, s. c. NJ, you are hereby notified
that an election will be held in Sumtorville,
on The last Saturday in August, instant, to
ill the office of First Lieutenant Of this
Troop, made vacant by the promotions ol
its former occupant.
Managers of said Election will consist OF
Lieut.. F. Myers, O.J. Chandler, and Serg.
K. d. Bradford. Polls; TO open ut ii o'clock,
a. NJ. and close at A, =. Nj.
X. G. WEBB. Capt.
II. n. BRApFoRD, y. S.
August II AZ td
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New Tin and Sheet-Iron
Ware Manl1faotOrY.

JAMES II. DUE would respectfully
lnio M the cltizeus of Sum,erVilIe and the
surrounding culntrv, that lie is now open.
ing Tin MANDATORY in Sumter
vllIe, and is now prepared to fill all orders
m the tin line. Merchants will find it to
their interest to purchase their ware from
me, as intend to sell low and warrant all
that sell.
ROOFING, GUTTERING and JOB
"ohA executed with promptncss and in
n workmanlike manner. The cash will
be expected IN every instance on finishing
or delivering of every job. intend to sell
cheap and for the. cash onlS. -
Feb. Sth. 1853 i5-tf
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HEAD QUARTERS,

ORDER NO
TIE following clause Of Section thir-
teen Of the Act of lS4l, ii not complied
with by the Brgadier Generals or Com
mandants of Brigades, the law will be
strictly enforced
Z" lie shall annually make and transni,
to the Adjutant and Inspector General of
this State, by the first day Of October, n
full and complete report OF the strength Of
his Brigade, of the public arms, equipments,
books, ordinance and military storrs in its
possession"
After the extension Of this order, rcsig-
nations will not be accepted until i!lc above
is complied with.
The Major Generals arc charged with
the extension OF this order.
By order Of tho Comnandcr-i in Chief,
J. w. CANTEY.
Adj. and lnsp. Gcn'l.
Angus, ., 1853 lU-3t
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State OF Sou h Carolina,
Sumfcr District.
IRA w. BROWN,
ads : ca. Sa

ROBERT LATTA,
Ira w. BEowN, who is in the custody
OF lie Sheriff nf Sumter District, by GER
tain Wr'ls of Capias ad Satisfacientlun, at
the suit OF Robert La,ta having filed in
my Office, together with Schedule on
oath, OF his Estate and effects, his petition
to the Court OF Common Pleas, PRAYING
that he may be admitted to the. benefits. ol
OF the Acls OF the General Assembly made
Tor the relief Of insovcnt debtors. Il is
,,nrdefe'l that tie said Rabert Laita .and all
others, the Creditors 10 whom tie said ira
W. Brown,is any wise indebted, he, and
sthey'are hereby s,i.nnonej, and have no
lice to appear, before the said Court a,
Sumter Court House, oil tile Seventh day
OF Novembcr. next, TO slew cause, if any
they can, WHY the PRAYER cf the petition
aforesaid, should not lie granted.
w. J. SINGLETON, c. c. p.
July 18th, 1853 37-3m
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,aEooSialatl's German, Esitters.

Hundreds Of our citizens complain of lrbili.
ty and langour of the system arrangement of
i tlile liver and stomach, want Of appetite, &c.
they are frequently the result of lro close ap-
plication and Il thousand other causes we can
not aI here name; but we would say to all anlic,-
led, do as we have done--ge, a bottle or two Of
DR. Hooilands German Filters, prepared by DIR.
lac ksensand our word for it you will be cured.
5kie. .recomrpend this medicine, knowing from
Assperjence that it is much superior to the gene
ssality of patent medicines. We would saw to
our readers, purchased none unless prepared by
( ~. C.tM. Jackson, Philadelphia July |
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fT GREAT Spl.clLhTioN.-'Ihc \. Y.
Sunday Atlas publishes the following:
e. We are told that during the pcnd..n-
sry Of 8fhe-Ralroad Constellation biz
lin the legislature, Hon. f. ID. Morgan,
sSenatorstTom.this city, bought, on his
3 5ownaccount. the entire stock nf the
3Tioy and Schenectady railroad for
tss24O,000. .lnlc>s than ten days after
lie made The purchase, the bill passed,
aud he turned it into tic stock Of the
consolidated concern iur $500, coo,
thus realizing u net profit Of 2GO, GOO
by the operation.