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DR. BLEDsoEs Alternative COMPOUND


Ihe Rencty dU Remedies for the Diseases Of tie Ltoer
DyspeaSid, Enlargement and Lda1tatioa Of tie Spleen
Hearufas, C0ljc FZdtaleace, Piles C6nssrpatoa ali
diseases Of tie Bo,ceI Gt such di.eises from
d'soraerd state Of tie Stomach. LiCer Bo,reLs as
ScT0fala and Sores Of dRy ki,d. For General DeJty
from vhich Ladies hrelaeaAy syfer there is not Is
e9uat an the ich0ls HdtertG Neljed
HE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely Frustrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Liver that he frequently for weeks at time unable
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from ply sican
at home and iu Europe but in vain his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and II by accident that he
ceeded III curing himself Since he has been practcing med
cine his in such has been unrivaled He
has been aware OF the ncIeduy of the public and
quently said nothing through the press Of his own case
until the character Of the medicine fully established
BY its success shown the certificates which have Deen
advertised.
subjom the cercE ie of Prof " GlRBERT of Ne nphs
Tenn with whom often advised during the time OF my
suffering.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April II, o52
hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.
n BedsOe and some Years ago he was reduced Dd
lower than have any that afterwards recover
ed with what supposed be Dyspepsia and Liver affection.
and aer trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians III this
with preparation Of his in being restored TO good
health. N. GABBERT, NJ. D.
Physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied will sustain the character give it in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE January l2 1852.
Dr.. BLEDsoEI take the liberty and fell it to be my duty
to recommend 10 all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels Alternative Compound us a very
SeperiOr medicine My son. aged - years had been under
medical Treatment about five years for dyspepsia and dar
rhea when having almost depaired Of his recovery
cuded to Try your Alternative two bottles ofwke believe
entirely cured him. MlCAJAH CAiCE.
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DR. BLEDsoE-Some tims has elapsed since gave Il cei
tcae that my wife lead been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound. l now take pleasure in saving to
the public, that wife had for three four years been
subject the worst kind Of spells Of camp in the stomach
from dyspepsia had tried of several whom thought TO be
the best physicians in the place and great many deren
medicines with m0menary relief Being persuaded to try
your Alternative compound did So-and am hpy to say
that has entirely cured her; and would conscentiosy
recommend 10 all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia. n. b. ROBERTSON.
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Splendid Schemes for May, 1853.
The Certificate Prices of packages of quarter tickets
only, given below.
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IL Office and residence Cherry street. opposite Judge
Catron's near Cornelius MeCOmbs' Cabinet Warerooms
JAMS,
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HERMAN =. SARONI,

HERMAN y. SARONl,
Professor of Vocal Music, Instrumental Music and
Composition.
TERNS.-One Dollar q Lesson payable quarterly Letters
addressed above, will meet with prompt attention.
ieb 2-lV.
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iROh FENCING,
At thu Sign Of the Spread Eagle, College Street.
rINlIE undersigned is now prepared to execute all
Il kinds Of Wrought and Cast Iron Feucing:5r $ss--
Also every variety Of Gates Fancy Step Balcony 1s-SA
and Nerandah Railing Ny work will be executed is well
any Of that brought from the Eastern Cities and at pryes
as low IS the same article can be procured elsewhere.
All kinds of Blacksmith ork lie shortest notice. The
public are requested to give call and examine my pat
terms and prices. will endeavor give the utmost salts
faction. WILLIAM STEWART
College Street, opposite the Frcmen's Hall, Nashville
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NNTANTED.-A few thousand bushels Pea Nuts for
w which we will give the highest market price
feblg BEN NJ. NOEL 4 BRO.
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FURNITURE, CARPETING, OIL CLOTH,

FURNITURE, CARPETIEG, OIL CLOTH, &C.
rI7TF Subscriber has iust returned from the -
East and i, constantly receiving all kinds Cf =
FURNITURE, CARIETINts, &c His stock at -
present consists of almost every article in his hne OF bus
ness and a. extensive as any the city Purchasers would
do well call lac is determined sell low or cash
time for approved paper. y PATTERSON,
mar.hIJ Colie4c near Church street
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plicit printed directions for its use, by
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tOFFE ESQ bags Prime Rio Coffee in store and q,
- sale low by STRATTON, SMITH GCO
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81 Apron Stocks. Apply soon. r. }. nOU6ll'
fabl. Agent
holden SYRUP.
III 10 or. bbS Golden Syrup.
IL hi. SdglT House MolLsScs,
IL bhs Loaf Sugar,
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CURREY & MARTIN.

Z OUSSO- is new and infaliable remedy for Tape
IA Worm We are in receipt of supply Of the genuine
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STRATTON. SMITH

- UGAR.-100 hhds Prime Sugar. in store a., s..-,-
- low ey STRATTON, SMITH 4 Co -
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MORE NEW PIANOEs
M have received by recent arrivals nine
W more OF those unTivalled Planes u,aded az>---z
Dy :. o DGnham and Adam Stodart s Co, offT E
various STYLES and sizes, which will be sold xx "
oSf oI 90 notes drawing interest and wsrrantsd to OS
aPr23 W. Il. GREENFIELD ACo s
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-F.S. CABLE.
JAMES B. BLoc&soM, Secretaries.
Look Out for Ewinaling Banks!

We have seen several letters from the
northern part Of Indiana, complaining OF
The conduct Of The Plymouth Bank, Mar
shall county. This is one Of the Free
Banks nominally located in Indiana, with
a nominal Banking house, without funds
without a Director in the State, and with.
out a Cashier. The Bank is owned and
the business transacted in New YORK.
We will give one instance of the workings
Of this new system Of Banking, as prac-
tised by this Institution. About the FIRST
of MAY lat, a merchant at Plymouth
bought of this Bank a Draft On A. ) Eos
ter, who is said 10 be the owner, No. ZSl'
Pearl street, New York. The Draft, which
was for The sum Of $3.50 50 was presen'
ted, and returned protested for non'pay-
menl. After begging, coaxIng ana threat
| ening for some time, the merchant obtain
ed $500 on the protested draft. Unable
to get the remainder, he placed the note IN
the hands of an attorney for collection,
who compromised the matter, and gave
Them an extension OF one month on the re-
naming $3.50, including discount and lost
of protest, &c, the Bank paying a bonus
| of S29 for such extension. we are MOI
very well versed In HE ilricacies Of Bank
ing, and we should like l0know from those
that are, if this is considered legitimate
Banking. How long can a>bank stand to
pay $40 a month for the use OF S4oV!
This Bank has a circulation OF $50.,0OO,
vet we are informed that the nominal Pres
ident has been in the habit Of running
around and borrowing ten dollars OF Peter
a d live of Paul, 10 redeem his shinplas'er
currency, when payment is demanded at
| the counter. Yet, in the last seml-annua'
report, The President reports under OATH
S6,45O so in gold, and 1913 81 in silver,
on hand. On being INTERCEPTED as TO the
reason why he was compelled 70 borrow
a few dollars to redeem his paper issues
this sagacious fnancier replied that the. spe'
Gle was in New York! Now, where does
the law require the specie to be KEPT! In
the vault of the Bank, and no where else'
At the Bank the holder Of the notes has a
right to demand specie, and no Other place
The holder Of a note presents II Tor pay
ment at the counter of A, s. Foster, IN
New York, and he is told that the law on
" REQUIRES him TO redeem The notes a
the. Plymouth Bank in Indiana, but he can
be accommodated if he will submit 10 d
shave. At The Plymouth Bank he is told
that the specie is in New York. This it
evading the law, and the Bank is rotten d
the core which, is compelled 10 resort IL
such slratagems. We caution the public
against the concern. Tonch not The Ill'iy
rags!
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TnF CRoPs IN EURoPE.-The late &C
counts from Europe arc of a character to
awaken much interest. The circular OF
Joseph Surge & Co, states that crops are
worse than IN any year since 1916. That
potatoes will be shorter than since 1916;
that the wants of England will equal 49,
0OO,O qrs. of grain, a quantity larger
than ever before. France will also want
a large quantity, although the government,
has loolishIy made arrangements TO have
flour quoted less in August in order To
alIay fears. This is important information
for American agriculturisls.- Gin. Eng.
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DEATH WHILE on THE Why TO THE
ALTGR.-A young man by the name Of
Edmund Slallerly, while on his way from
franklin to Milford, on Sunday week, 70
be married, met with singular and fatal
accident. lie stopped at well 10 water
his horse, when'Ihe bucket fell into the well.
He descended 10 obtain ii, when the well
caved in and buried him. lie was native
of Ireland. Ills intended wife was accom-
panying him on the journey when this
singular death thus interviewed to destroy
their bright aaticipatiOas.-UJoasockst
| Patriot.
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Gen. Cary, in his temperance speech a,
New Boston, made a strong appeal in ia
vor Of DR.. Allen, the Wing nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, on the ground that
he was right on the Maine Law question.
BatdUir Courier.
Mr., Cary in making that appeal, was
true 10 his old "lAGrd.cider and coon skim
prejudices and impulses. lie will not be
heard very soon appealing Tor any Demo.
cratic candidate, whether right or not on
that humbng. Cary loves Democrats ac
the Devil does holy walet.-0hio Stats
p Democrat.
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A MERICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY Office IA East Fourth-strect,
cincinnati, Ohlo.-lncorporatod by the State OF
Ohio. Charter perpetual. Authorised Capital,
$40, 900; and a large accumulated fund.
This CompeOV will insure lives on either the
Stock ur Mutual plan. Persons insuring in the
Mutmll Department can secure one hall Of the
premium by giving n p omium note. Those insu-
ring in the Stock Department can pay their pre-
miums annually, semi-annually y, or quarterly
The rates are as low as those charged by most
Companies.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
MERCK b. DEAN, President.
GEORGE w. GRAHAM, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Merck B. Dehnj. Charles A. Glazier,
Jesse GARRISON, MD, K. HRnkenson,
George s. Bennett, George W. Graham.
VISITING AND EXAMINING PnYsictANB,
R. D. Mussey, MD, W. II. Mussey, NJ. D.,
Il. s. Newton, NJ. D., Jesse Garretson, NJ. D.
N. B.-Responsiblo persons physicians and
others may obtain the Agency OF this Company
for their neighborhood, and DO supplied gratis
with its publications for circulation by addressing
the Secretary.
} The fullest information in relation to the sub
ect OF Life Insurance. will be freely impaired tC
applicants nj this Office.
GEO. II. PARRER, Agent, Ashland.
June 10, lS53-lyi.
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Great Excitement at the Falls.
BUFFALO, August 20.

Deputy Marshal J. X. Tyler proceeded
to the Falls yesterday, having The requI'
size documenlsrin his possession for the ar
rest Of a man named Patrick Sneed, alias
Watson, who was engage as waiter at the
Cataract House. Watson is charged with
committing a murder in Savannah Georgia
in 1919. The pris ner is Of a very dark
complexion, and passed himself off as a
negro. When he was arrested, and while
being ircned, he called for help, when the
whole posse Of walters, numbering over
sixty in that House, rescued him from the
officers, aud were Joined by over three
hundred mere from The other hotels aud
other parts If the village, wi'eh they hur.
ried him to the staircase and OF board Tie
itrr, boat for The Canada shore--the crowd
supposing that he was a fugitive from
slavery. The ierryman, on sscerlalning
that Watson was a fugitive from justice
and not from slavery, refused TO cross, and
proceeded down the river 10 Bellevue
landing.
A large crowd Of negroes had assembled
there but the officers having received a re
enforcement Of nearly 800 lrishnen. the
negroes were driven of aud the boa
landed-lhe prisoner was then ironed, Ia.
ken to the cars and brought TO this city
last evening, when he was lodged in jail
to await tic requisIIion Of the Gov. d
Georgia.
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The PorATo Ror.--Some weeks since
we published several articles on the subject
Of lie potato rot, based ON the credited
claims Of The remedy discovered by Mr..
Roberts Of Michigan. Our confidence in
these clsims was based not oI!y on the
facts in Mr.. Roberts experience, which
we hal every reason 10 believe, but also
on the nature Of the remedy. The process
appeared 10 us reasonable orrather natural,
that is, the powers ofnature were resorts
to for remedyin the defect which were
probably caused by a violation of natures
avs. The remedy is now openly pub.
iished, and consists simply in leaving the
seed potatoes in lbe bill all winler, cover.
mg them with straw, chat, or leaves, to
keep them from freezing. In the spring
take them up just as fast as you plant
them, allowing them to be exposed 10 the
air as little as possible.
1t is briefly stated, but involves a good
deal, namely, the restoring of the seed 10
its natural life. The arrangements Of ma.
lure are that seeds and p%ropagating roots
should remain in the ground until the time
of their decay and absorption by the new
life which comes forth from their DEATH
Its not natural that they should be taken
up and slowed away in granaries and bins
ii does not necessarily follow that artificial
process will necessarily %injure the Seed.
but it may, and IN some cases we know lha
it dues.
The subject is one Of much interest, anc
we cannol but urge our farming friends II
try this plan, remembering that Nh Robert
does not pretend 10 its elTecllng a compIel,
cure in one year, though a great difference
is seen even in this time. Three year
will, however, complete the work ChicGg,
Tribune.
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9 DRUG STORE!
A@h1an1, Ohio,
ROLLA II. CHUBB q CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
40 doors enst Of the Bank, aud opposite the Empire

[A@XEAEa2AS ShLos
A RE receiving and will constantly keep on
IA hand m extensive assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chcmi Fine Soap, Fancy Labels
Gals, Putty, Paints, Oils, and Bottles. ~.
V%ernishcs Dyes,ufs, and Corks, Stationary and
Culurs. School Books. COuIec.
Glass Ware, Cat Glass, i%i"naries, Spices aud
and Fancy articles. GrOCeric3.
Globe and Wall lamps Pure Wines, Spirits and
Swing, ant Stand Lamps Liquors, for Medical pnr.
Bottles, Walls aud ApOth. poses. only,
ecary shop Furniture. Cigars, Fine cut, Chewing
amt and Vanish, Brush. aud Smoking Tobacco,
es, WhitCwhsh md Shoel SHUTS, Lemons and Or.
Brushes Tooth, Hair Nnges, Surgical lussru.
and Cloth Brushes, rs ments, Trusacs, Extracts
sentlal oils, %Perfumery. aud all kinds of popular
Patent Medicines.
Our good are warranted to be. fresh, pure and
genuine, and were purchased at the lowest rates
for ready cash, and will be sold at Cleveland pri-
ces. Physiciaus, Apoihecaries, Mechanics and
Artists who use our articles in large quantities,
will be furnished at Wholesale prices, md viii
find it to their advantage TO purchase of us, rather
than send to Clcyola.l or elsewhere. In a word
all our goods shall be of su h prices and q4Nlity
as to make it for tho interest ~ofeyery purchaser to
| patvooj2o us. Call ond see.
Ashlond, June 8, 1853. 3f
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A FRESH supply of IVrigirshdidn Vegeiabls
"A Phi', a standard EOglish Medicine, for the
prevention and cure of disease, to aid and i'm,
prove digestion aud purify the blood. For sale
at the new Dru Store in Ashla' d, byn p"
R0LLA II. CHUBB & co.
June Is, 1853,
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NEW SALOON.

T BACHERER, al the old stand formerly,
~. occupied by Michel Miller, above tho
McNuity house. keeps constantly on hand every.
variety Of good things, ercepi intoxicating drink,
which can he desired by any one fond oe good
living, June 20, 1853. OF
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CONSUAIPTIONCU CURED!
TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIAN.
IJrssys Baker,, &. COy


DEAR siNs-Thc public generally are fully aware Of
the thousands Of remedies " Diseased Lungs, under
the titles Of SarsaparillAs, Pills, Plaslors, Llnimcnls,
NC, that are daily brought to their notice through
the new papers, by way Of advertisements. My oh
jet in writing this note for publication, is TO induce
The public. or al least those who are afflicted Qf they
will use patent medicinrs) TO use one that contains
articles of 'tai use IN pulmonary diseases. am con.
sciOus that, in 50 doing. GEl acting most unprOlcs.
s%iunaIly, and derogatory To the interests of medical
science aud the regular practitioners OfmediCine.
The medicine to which | refer is 'Dr. Hairs Bal.
san fer the lRagS4" have prescribed 1t IN a large
number Gfcases, aud always with success. One case
in particular, to which wish nov to refer, was Civ.
en- up by several physicians who had been called In
consultation with myself. The patient had allthe
symptoms mf clntrmcd consumption, such as Cold
Nights wcats. Hectic Fever, HarTassing Cough, with
continued pain in the lobe Of the Right Lung, attend.
ed with severe DiarrhuEi lie commercial immedi.
ately to get better, by the use '0l the above .pamed
medicine, aud was sOen restored to his usual health
have alsn found nr. Halls nalsam the most valua.
HE EypcCtDrant for breaking up distressing Coughs
aud Colds that have ever used.
". Il. WRIGHT. NJ. ID.
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The Great Cough and COnSumplivc
Remedy.

REnER have ."ou a cough, which you are neg
leCtiug uudcrt the Idea that is only common cold,
aud that ii will soon wear itself QUIT" Let a friend
tell you, In all kindness, what will soon be the prob.
able result. Id a short linci If you continue TO neg
leCt yourself, you viii begin to feel a sense Of tigh.
ness and oppression across the chest. accompanied
with frequent sharp darling pains. Then, a dry bach.
Ing cough will set in, and when you raise anything
II will be a thick aud %yellOwish, or white frOlhy mat
ter, strcakGd perhaps with blood. If you still take no
medicine. these unpleasant symptoms will increase,
and you win soon have heCtiC fever cold chills,
night sweats, COpiOus eSpcctOratiOn, and then great
prOstratinn. II YOU still neglect yourself. a few
weeks or months will sec you consigned to the grave,
leaving your friends TO mOnrA how rapidly COnsumh,
ton did its work, and bUrIied you away. Friendsl
have yOu no cause to be alarmed In the above
sketch you may see in a glass, how every case ofcOa
sumption progresses, with more or less %rapidity, tor
fatal termination. or all the thousands aud millions
whom this great Destroyer. has gathered 10 the tomb,
every single case began with a cold II this had
hccn attended to, all might have been well-hut, he.
ing neglected, Under the fatal delusiOn that it would
wear itself on, ~ ii trausicrred its dtadly act on to the
substance OF the Lungs, exciting there the formation
Of tuhCrCles. Another. and dn0the" cold added fuel 10
the fame. until these ~tuhcrcles began TO soften and
supruT6tc. leaving. by their liberation, great cavities
in the lungs. ~ thi7 crisis The discascis very diff.
cult o Cure, ana often times sets at def alce all hu.
man means. ,
In the latter or worst stage, this medicine will Of.
tcntimcF arrest the disease, or check its progress, and
will always make the patient more comfortable, AMI
prOlOng his life, and il Is therefore worthy OF the tT .
al-hut IN its %inCipient or forming periods. COnsuIUt,.
ton Is as durable as any other disease. and nr.
HILLS Balsam for the Lungs, If taken at this time,
will cure It assurcly as taken We earnestly exhoTt
all who have = cough. or are subject to colds. to keip
the medicine by them. aud wherever you take cold,
eradicate II thoroughly, aud al once, by this power.
Gl healiug COMPOUND, aud leave your lungs u~ninjuTed
| to carry YOU in full yigOT TO Il good old age,
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Food for the postiioncc.

The New Orleans True Delta calculates
that when The warm weather first set in
the population Of that city was full 100,
coo. When HE fever broke out the deser.
ton began gradually, and soon increased
10 a general rash, leaving probably $4,000
When the work of %depOPulaIion began IN
earnest. Of this $4,000 at least 10000
were natives Oithe city or accllmated, and,
Of course, for themselves, had no fears OF
Yellow Jack. Il followed that among the
remaining $4,000 the pestlIence was to
find lis victims; and among these its rava.
ges have been truly fearful. OflIe $4,000
Of unacclimdted, more than 5000 are al
ready sleeping "the sleep which knows no
waking" Another 5000 have recovered,
and still another 5000 are at the present
time sick. This will leave but 10000 al
all likely to be attacked, and Of that mum
Der perhaps third will be entirely passed
over.
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TnE DouMED CrrY.-The New Or
leans Bulletin, at Baltimore, on the 9Th,
reports that there is nothing in The condi-
lion OF the weather, atmosphere, or daily
returns Of the deaths, to authorize any
hope at present for the abatement of the
epidemic. The fever now prevails in all
parts of the city. 400 discharges of can
non daily have been ordered, and lar was
to be burned at the grave yards and oilel
Infected localities.