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Death OF Lieut.. IL. NJ. whiting.

We copy below. from The New Orleans Delta, sketch
OF the services, and tribute the memory OF gallan,
young officer Of the army Of the United States:
by letter from Brownsville, we have received nte
gence death of Lieut.. II. M Whiting, Fort Brown
the evening Of the 9th instant Henry M. Whiting
lieutenant of light company b. 4th artillery. in which
company he took prominent part in the battle Of Buena
Vs and by his bravery in that memorable action
the admiration OF his brother officers and The favorable
,ice OF Gen Taylor. He tho of Gen. Whiting,
assistant quar- OF the United States
army, graduate from West Point and OF the best
ariile the service. Lieut. Whiting, since
close the Mexican war has been stationed his
pany ION the Rio Grande and, from the suaviy of his
manners and the dsiicas nth which he performed his
official dues he endeafed himself TO all with whom he
came in contact and no officer Of The army more
respected by the Mexican people. with whom his posi-
commander Of Fort Brown brought HIM in daily
No officer in the army possessed to greater
degree the love and respect OF those under his
mandor him they would have faced the fury OF thou
sand battles We knew him well, aud a warmer
hearted friend better soldier never breahed than
Henry M. Whiting. He had his fsusthey injured
but himself and let them be buried with his ashes
90 with the valuable life they instrumental in
shortening. in the prime OF manhood. and in the dsy
Of his fulness has been cut down brave soldier
drew sword or levclleda cannon-as noble gentle
man dopned the American uniform. No shall
bis trumpet inspire his Buena vista
deed. Of heosm. with hundred. OF his brave companions
insrms BY the side of kinggold Ridgey. Duncan. and
O'Bfien, he sleeps in soldiers grave. upon the field
where he Hsshcd bis maiden sword.
" He was inferred At Fort Brown with the usual m Hilary
hononby the side Of the lsmen,cd Major Blown, the
foot OF the The death Of ,h, young officer will
be severely felt by alsge circle OF relatives and friends"
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The series OF Letters from he Riuer Rssigouehs. .
which were published in tie Unioa some weeks ago,
from the pen OF Charles Lanmao esq. are about to be re.
published BY the Longmans. OF London. in one hand
some volume work is also announced as in prepara-
ton by the same author on The Sisesmsn Of america
BY making this latter work strictly independent in its
character. and by rendering as comprehensive as truth
fulness will allow. we doubt not that il would be highly
and valuable
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We would call The attention OF readers to the card
OF Mr. Willard OF the reopenng Of his hotel The tray
slling public and citizens Of this end OF the city have
felt the want of this house for the last six months but
we believe all will be fully compensated by the many i'm
which have been made. We understand thai
Mr.. J. c. Willard, so favoraby known for number OF
at the Astor House. will be connected with his
brother which will render the house more popular than
ever
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wIr.IaRD-s HOTEL.

THE establishment will be reopensd for the
guests Thursday, November 24b Since tho closing
In June completely renovated enlarged
improved ventilation, warming hc and
added requisite comfort Of its guests.
With practical Of bofe keeping, and
ton to the undeEned share Of the
public pstron,sc so literally extended heretofore.
n. C. WILLARD,
wAusaros, y. q, Nov. 4 1854
Nov t-dlm flint and star.1
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Bowies majority, 26i whig gain, 81
In the districts W. B. Tyler (whigl Tor the senate
ha. 265 majority whig assembly ticket, Iy9 msjority
Frank Thomas, for Congress, 227 mo ,orry he whis
senator and delegates a doubtless eI..cied
WASHINGTON cocr.rY.
AtHsgetown when stage iel only ha fthe votes were
counted Hamilton's majority estimated 400 to $50
la Hsgersown, and than ~ Boonsboro Thorn
q had 40 njority At Pleasant Valley
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SAHDMsjor FIELD, late of WIZARDS Hotel, respectfully
nofas MS friends and the pubic generally that he has leased
Tor Term I" years the ~stnowo Capto Hl kept by
Caspev's, The
mnished N The modern for
viii given.
:
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No"EFHiNe NEWs-Nov open, the Httard saloon
northwest corner Of Psnnsyivsnis avenue sud i3'h street
Ihes nv shes made by Leonard and Bensmp Yorh
New cues new haiseysryhps and In perfect order.
NOV s-dw tInt. Sent. Sfar
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.
MEDICAL prrAprrrrr.

Hi~fA Street. below Loeu~t, Philadelphia.
THE commence on M~sAav
October loth and be continued without
Int Of March ensuing.
The faculty IL constituted a. foiowst
Principles and Practice Of Medicine, by william Danaeh H. n
ob~stcs and Diseases Of Women Children BY John wilt
bank, M. D. " 49,
Materis Medica ana Therapeutics by Henry Patterson H. D.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery by David Gilbe, D.
Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy, by John j. Reese ~
Anstomy; by J, N. Allen, NJ ID.
Institutes OF Medicine by Francis q. Smith, NJ ID.
VIM ~ Gsbrscht, NJ. d., Demonsunior Of Anaomy
clinical Medicine and Surgery, twice COLLEGE, BY
Professors Dsrrach and Gilbert
pta by the Physicians and Surgeons OF Institution Tickets
me latter furnished students the
the hcuty The win be held esry in March
Yees Mstricustoo, tpsd onyD 81 each Professor,
els; Graduation, $50.
The Dssecng Rooms will be in September under the
direction Of the Professor OF Anatomy spd Demonrsor
JOHN J. REESE, D.,
Registrar.
Sept I3-iaw4u No. In South Ninth
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ae,wafd We rejoice the restoration OF health to New
oesns and rejoice that her powels OF are
wonderfully displayed. May sho long be spared such
passed 70
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VERY rich black and ooiored Lyon. c.shmsr.
the attention the 'sae. large %
in sooed and black IN a. the various widths, from
will offer cheap the quality Be obtained
VERY RIeI CHAIN LAIN LONG sHAwLs
w. win open morning Any cashmere
long one ss1ss @ % Of .as
few double face 'ha~ Of new designs and very scarce ranging
BAY STATE LONG sBAwLs.
We win sl,o open to-day Bay s,. .hsw,.
comprising on, customer. win sec the ':ss', stock % shawl.
make. Of he. .haw' and, p.reu,ai
Ss . s s.%..s t ss, " G
full s-'ormsn, Of misses plaid shaw"
% % 80 ,S- ss's' quality .sis,'
3 e sS,:ss nd: nd i..a.
p.ins every good style. pain
u Gentlemen. travelling .h.~'., .,u. heavy and in good
styles.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH MERrsos.
Added large Of nsrno just
received smother add'non making our stock At this time, beyond
srs. bargain '''''' '' W. NJ sajsrHa a Co,
ov4-cosuf Sevearh street, Penn.
Nav BooKs-oy Architecture, OF Design. for Dwelling
Houses, Stores, Hotels, hc. by NJ Field volume win
Work. Of Joseph Addison edition. complete
Nv. volumes. vo !, Just published
sooe. sa,s m',o new edition Continued iS' from The
Comparative Pathology by NJ seheu De vere Of tho University
Anecdotes q Painters sculpou Ac. BY spoos A. n, NJ
ID. 3vois
Ruthcod's chden the su,bor of"wids Wide World"
|
reuvian Antiquities, by Rvero and Won Tschud, translated
from IN. Spanish BY trapei. L. D. Hawks, D D. IL D. vol,
Nov FRAkCK TAYLOR.
TwENTv-FTvE DOLLARS re~ard--I.o-t N wedne,-
about9 O'Clock, OMNIBUS opposite Depart
Sisz the following bills $50 go, five sio
two ~. The above reward will he paid at thi. Once.
al mo. q. RRAsHEAR.
N EDIoAL BOOKS In w..h,rgson, at ruhn.h.r'.
MI prices which will be found
United state. Dspensstory, last edition
Dunglson's Therapeutics and Msera Msdics
Miiers Practice of Surgery
DO Principles Of do
Csrdners Medical Chemistry
Wilson's Human Anstomy
Hornrrs Special
rssels Lectures Surgical Pathology
Cborohiis Theory and Practice 81 Midwifery
Mcig's Obstetrics-the Science and Art
West. Diseases Of Children
Tsvior's Medical Jurisprudence
Msgendes Physiology
Hcbiyn's Medical Dictionary.
For sale at TAYLOR h MAURYis
Nov bookstore, Of.
EDISAL boOksA large assortment Of modest scots, for
vi sale At the publishers prices -
Oct - TRAkCK TAYLOR
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NEW ARRIVAL OF Fail and Winter Goods.-The sub
sss,s New
@ s os s
who may favor with call few Of the leading articles win
4s drs.se. very fine plaid laid and eroesdsd .ias
% pieces very me neat and large pds prices ranging from Is
DO s1 s s s IND ss sss.
j .s .s DC s an. and
ssy ..f ps a "s sss. Dough. .
IS PLAN si.ss and Poal sos dus heavy, glossy
pieces S1seh satin Ta. and Tu1.
s do very fine black waiered silks $" r~'
30 handsome BAY adsre silk robes, only .re. in h.
e and fs : %asa.
pieces DC hSpa os French msrnos and c..n..r:.
siosS: s1
DO .a a." %sus":. n s.s a S.s%.,. q. Coz.
iSs from rs y beautiful pattern.
s ana ", wool ;. - -
10 plaid., for boy. and mise.
, IN BLACK GOODS
10 pieces Lupin's bombasins
~ 90 medium me-, Ga. prices very one me- quality
80 do do do - TO 30 cents, something
the price
10 90 ans and medium me: slae. mou.sne. an wool
20 do low prices, from iaH to IS cents
10 do fine black French merinos
10 do fine medium French and Parameta cloths
do hne black Gro de Rhine, Poul, de Sole shades
IS piece. meat inquired and plain s.neo..
Black love wells and hand ercbiefs
Collars, Chemists, sleeves silk and kid gloves
Silk hosiery
English and Italian Grape. bordersd handkerchief
IN LINEN GOODS
10 pieces superior and I04 table dsmasks
10 do from 37x to 62k per yard
o do HuckAbaek toweIing all pure linen
20 do hne Scotch and Scotch bird eye
30 do real scotch and German pure
100 dozen damssk napkins RON 81 50 TO %
40 do very fine bird-cye
100 do fine Scotch
900 do Russia all linen and price
rs do colored bordered towels and doylies
Doyhes crash, German roll, and TckIenberg
pieces pillow and linen shecings
10 rounds fine Irish linens, all Rchadson Dsckns's
5ea.es .hirng eo,,ons good durable
do 5, 10, and MA cotton shectings
Fine blue, black, and fancy cloths
Fine black and fancy csssrneres
Fine satin, siik, plush and velvet vesines
BLACK and fancy silk and Ties
Silk and wooilen undershiru and drawers
Ladies' silk and
IS beautiful Partisan clocks
10 superior cashmere shswls
70 long medium quality
rs printed, embroidered, and plain Thibet do
10 very richly embroidered Grape shawls
20 very plain and embroidered do
Black and coored 4 4 MsnhIia yeyeu
Varou. shades OF cloakine
70 pieces plain and printed josey faBnels.
And other kind Of goods usually kept line.
We in
Foods we determined to make qneL sales and small
iu hAGRUDER CALVERT.
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Sale To-Day.
by j. e. MCGUIRE. Auettonser.

CoUR SMALL HOUSES AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday afternoon
November = at o'clock the premises, shall sell
~, in 79t fronting 81 feet 2knchss First
north and hack lis feet
alley, with the consisting story
built ali
ansd 800 They will be offered prv-
leee q whole.
Terms on. third cash residue and twelv. mo.th.
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D
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ODD YELLOW HALL.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
On Thursday evening, November ~,
7. BISHOP, THE VOCALIST
WIN present his so Comic, Pictorial and Vocal Of
soses AND scnrs UKcLx Tsxs srrHrr RArrIsss sreosp
sianT, &c.
Cards OF admission, rs cent?, children half price.
3-u
WILL OPEN sOONi
RIsLEY,s yARIETRi
DIsLEYs VARIETIES Qate HsI is now beins
IL elegantly nusd up for
POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS,
OF place
comfort COED and talent
fyasA combined.
Qt0-dlw
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NEW MILLINERY OPENIHo.-mn. ANN ". CLARK
ukss pleasure in calling the Of
Mis-. T. & Mcponsd tuec... Mr. CI.rs n. s..ormen
IN. style. Ar. .s.uufal sh: ard complete. Mr.. g fss graf.
iadi.s generally
The opening will embrace oil the approved Preach
PARIS MILLINERY
Miss r. MCDONALD tuacces.or Mrs Ann r. Cisrt) viii
open 90 Saturday November yer. .,e .cs .s'ee,
onahe and mserssi vsives; wasered spotted
es.. misses and children. has y VARIETY new y. pam.s
style nbsnds ha,r head dresses
Repairing attended AT
the hos. notice ,s veil fashionable Millinery saloon,
Mr.. CLARK expects to ~ present at The opening
MONTGOMERY BLAIR. Attorney al Law, viii her.
street. a., door from r.nn.yv.n. avenue. IL @os.
'' Nc" ss-ssm
A CARD 10 the I~dses-Cioahsi CIe~ksr Cleahs =
ccsh. styles oueh,
70 Wilmington TO which invite the particular and especial at
MAXWELL, SEARS, AND coLLEY,
Penn avenue setwecn 9th and 10th streets.
nv Rows Review. industrial Resources, &C., for
sy..o Rus Of Exchange, edition, i've, gss..s.a v
IOR REST.-Th., dwelling situated the
rooms .ssblins cs.s. Ac To sccd
the rent -' be "''' reasonable Amag .. seou,a.
oct 0s--oss, Aocdooser and Commission Msrcksrs.
Georgetown F.r..,. Seminary, Geerx.s.ws, &c.
THIS ir.,ucn IN operation few pupil. be
French, music ..2 s'.wiur. &C, erSs
c.'s'osnr. ). application 20 N. principal
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND CARPETs.-on Saturday
III November 5th 10 O'Clock
shall sell Of excellent
Mahogany reclining and pao chairs,
plush rsts
Do sofas and parlor chairs
DO dining, card, and centre tables
Tapestry, velvet, and three ply carpets
Oiicloh, mating, stair rods and eyes
High and post bedseads
Bureaus, wardfobes, washsands
Feather beds, mattresses
China, glass. and crockety
Chandelier, czndelabtas
sideDsard, refrigerator
Cane and wood chairs lounges
Cooking, parior, and chamber stoves, BE,
At eleven o'clock
One handsome family carriage suitable for
Terms cash JAS. z. MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Auctioneer
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., July 20, 1853
Notice hereby the holders Of
authorized January
i647 edeenabe the 3st of December 1857 and
authorized the Of 3s March, 64s, and redssaabe
june 1858 this prepared purchase,
the date hereof and the lat day Of December
OF the OF five millions Of dollars of the said
and the hereinafter mentioned, wits
contingent competition, stated
preference will be given order Of in which
offered The certificates
States transmitted this department upon receipt
Whereof price will be paid compounded Of the following paricu
lars;
l. The par value specified in each certificate.
e. premium o said amount OF twenty per
Of the certificate from the LIST July 1885,
settlement The treasury
money reach the owner days
di1on.
said will be made
United States the assistant Boston,
Philadelphia, as the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
t9-dT Secretary Of tho Treasury
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ia-soAs DsrAEraxKr, Aug. ~, 1905.
Notice 10 hereby holden. az M - =, =,
inc loan authorized BY the AGA Of eS2 and 81,
December, 1862 and also the holders the n. p,, co, ~
the loan authorized BY the act OF July la
vember, 1886, that this prepared 10 puch. 81
time between the date hereof and the DeesAs,
The extent OF Two millions OF said stock in The ana ~
tis terms hereinafter mentioned, 10 vii;
la oan contingent competition, within the s.s
preference viii be given soek. ~
either Kind be offered The certificates duly
United States, ro
eepi whereof Will be compounded Of following
ueuias
ist The par value amount peeaedn each certificate
Id premium OF 10 ls42 redesmsbs
IN 1904 premium las the be ofsx
stocks of 1916 redeemabe a 1856.
id Interest the OF the July,
TO the date ofreceipt and settlement treasury
anee TOR The money 10 reach the owne
diuon.
Payment for said stocks will be Of the Treasurer Of
the UEed States III Boston, New York
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
octs-du Secretary Of the Treasury.
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by GREEN d SCOTT. Auctionesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CARRIAGES,
Ill chest OF cabinet lathe.
aucton.-on Saturday shall SELL In front
O'Clock A.
A large aud general Of furniture
One handsome and nearly
One reckawsy, long family carriage
A chest Of cabinet ioos LATHE &c.
A large lot Of gass
$4,000 cigars
With many other articles which unnecessary 10 emu
nsrai-.
Terms cash GREEN SCOTT,
Nov All Auel,oneers.
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BY GREEN u SCOTT, Auctisnsers.
VALUABLE BUILDINGLo OPPOSITE TIE COAST SUR
ofhcs-on Tuesd The sth instant, shall
OF the premises, half O'Clock, Of lot No.
No. - South
Capitol and New Jersey ming
alley.
One half cash balance months
bearing interest from day OF sale deed
Of trust taken. Title ndispatsbe and sale positive.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Nov "a
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Darts mILLINERY.-Mrs N. A. Hills will
November 5h splendid Of the above goods
sylyania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Nov l-diwif
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TWENTp-FTyE DOLLAR rewavd.-Lo-t Wednes-
DAY. abou2 O'Clock In Omnibus opposite the War Depart
ss4, the following bills; ne $780, four $50 FIVE
two ~ The above reward will he paid at thi. once
Ill mo q. RRAsHEAR.
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AGRICULTURAL



TING CHAMBERS AND FARCG.
A DISTINGUISHED veterinary surgeon, Profess
or DUy. of the Edinburgh Veterinary College,
calls attention to the following errors in the d.
citing of farm horses. which are not less COM
mon in this country than in Scotland. LIST.
Much too long an interval is allowed to inter
veue between the times Of feeding. Horses
are frequently worked six hours consecutiyeiy.
during which time they receive no food whatcv-
cr This practice has been found by experience
to be preiudical to health inducing debility,
and predisposing them to diseases Of the diges-
tive system The natural habits and digestive
organs of the horse prove alike That he is not
designed for long fasts; as the smallncss of his
stomache indicates the necessity Of supplying
1t with comparativclv small quantities of all
ment at short intervals. When at liberty he
eats during twenty out of the twenty-four hours.
This natural habit may be modified, but pains
should be taken not to run into the opposite ex-
freme. A horse or mule when at work
,l,,,,,,,r H., d,- ~, o farm sboaId have scne
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,,,,t;o. o,, tho el,i, nulorcnroent Of the Ivpr
!, - ,,..u.s1,1;,, rr M otton
;..u-. 60, 49,, !, Ia L., sb,,,1d loro
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o.,,, 3;rr,n,,,t ,.o.,os IS = ,,ror,o,s;ro d;sor
l.l e.,
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'eloS'''o" o' J! ,n'''' al" sum '>'.''o ''',' I
e""'o "'''''' u .. ''''' .'' '''' va. '"7
lcr' I"t Io'So" i'o'' ''.'C -D'''S 10
the oIooo To all parts oI '"e oo"!' anu "''"vl
favorable circumstances, rapidly produces itself.
Trlorclas ora f,rmc5 IN all the Iymphatic
Glands and in the substance Of the lungs. u
C,r,+;.,,., amman ~, tho n,ncous membrane of
,,..,;I. which j. attacked ON account Of its
l;.l ,-,..orl,.;,,. Those norfs und,r,o diSirtor.
....,.. -, u,,.,,;n, e.. tr,o;. boaI,bv owls.
.,.., a., l,r,o.t oo,o,,t Of Mood between
.I..en.,.,.,,,,,n. or c,,.cv and chambers. and the
c.,.I'...,.;.,.;r., af Tho disoos. o worry v,rio-
.,T ............ ,,,,,r1,.,.. a., tho str,r,rtl,
,...,lI.,...,r ~, o,nst;tn,;oo and tbo v;ru.
.1.no, 81 n,o n,oI,dr Whatever imnairs the
-,,,or,1 noo1,1, or IN any w,v vi,iata, the IN
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To CLEANSE JARs.-Fill them with rather
hot water and stir it in a spoonful Of pearIash,
lcaustic potash is bctter) pouring of, and re
peating If necessary. The adhering contents
will be Immediately dsengagcd. in extreme
cases, let the water and pearash stand few
hours. Rinse the jar with cold water. Walls
aud other vessels are easily washed in this
way.
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-
NVTCHELLs IyDIAN RHEuTATIC EXTRACT AND
NJ BLOOD PURIFIER: a certain cure for either In
rrrnDtarv Chronic OF Acute RhCumntlsm. Neural gia
and Cont This valuable remedy stands without II
val in the history Of discoveries In this or any other
country in curing those painful and paTalysIng dis
cases i'm their various forms. The vast number who
have been cured Boy the ofthis Extract and Blood
Purifier during their discovery demonstrates this
Elct Not only recent acute, chronic, or lnHamatory
cases but the old chronic cases OF ten, twenty, aad
even forty years standing, when they had net only
tried every other internal and external remedy of
which they could hear; but Mt great expense had Wis
tied the various watering places without obtaining
rcliel-somc who were reduced to n mere skeleton,
their flesh without and limbs paraly Sed:tIee have
been permanently cured are now enjoying excellent
health arcade to follow their former ayocaions with
their usual agty-from the use of these medicines.
These facts are fully systematically published ties
timonv that cannot be gainsayed; but canbe vouch-
ed for bv thousands. Also. Mitchc's IJeiaD Dr--
ri,o Cor}iai anil ColJi Drops, stand unriyalel in
curiu@pUlmonary discases-any affection otthc lungs,
as coughs, colds, &c. and everything Of the nature
Of Diarrhoca by the of Diarrhoca cordial, caube
speedily stopped. whether chornic or acute long or
short standing To be had az the Drug Store Of DR..
10: 70. FfFjgY. LornON. Tenn.
THE subscriber also has an Iu.rmary in the city Of
Nashville on the corner Of Vine aad Demumbrane
streets for the reception and accommodation of iuva-
lids wishing to come under his immediate and person
al care. He will moreover. cure the following disea
sc-: N-speDsia, Ulcers Colds Coughs. Cancers Piles
Sore Ives N.rnGsla Diseases of the skin. DiarrhOca
| Gravel and Asthma. Females suffering from IRE ru
artics: nervousness and debility can be permanent
| " cured Diseases of q peculiar character, l guar
autcc to remove I'm few day, without offensive on
delccriuUs medicines. InyaitS from any section OF
the country. by addressing lrtterpo paid stating
the symptoms of their disease and enclosing fee q"
ut least from So 90 s.. compensation for trouble
| &C. can have medicine and direction forwarded Ia
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The best cure for hard time is to cheat the
doctor by being temperate; the lawyer by keep
ing out Of debt; the demagogue by voting for
honest men; and poverty by being industrious.
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4 WOMAN is good deal Ike a piece of ivy.
The more you are ruined,the closer she clmgs Ia
you. A wites love don't begin to show Itself
till a sheriff is after YOU.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-10
Wa LENoF, 3. Z. LEEoIE
W. A. LENOIE, LP. LFNuIr
COTTON TIA CTOR-
ELOLRLNG IrLLLN

HNIE UNDERSIGNED. successors TO William B.
4 ncnoir Sons. and l. p. Lcnoir & Co.. have
their COTTON F1CTORJ and FLOTRLNG
NiLDS in complete operation, and viii continue to
manufacture COTTON YARNS and FLOJR of a,
good quality as heretofore made by the above mention
ed firms We are prepared to Hil orders ON good
terms for Gotten Yarns from five to nine hundred
Cotton Batting, Bed Cordsand Pillow Lines: Family
Supcrinc and Fine Flour; Corn Meal, Wheat Bran
and Shorts.
Per. ms from q distance who come with a wa-1r
load oi grain i'm the evening can have It ground by
ten. aI i'm most cases by eight o'clock next morning
NeniIl receive Wheat at our Warehouse on n,
river nj return The Flour, charging only two ceut
bush"l for hauling from and to the river. and TWEEN
tydvc cents each lot for receiving and forwarding
To be paid in money. when the wheat is sent or GU
Of the wheat at its market price.
VIM. LENOIR & BROTHERS.
Jan %. ISj2-3m