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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.


COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE fe=A
The subscriber offers for sale s residence, su- Es
aed about miles from Nashville, on tie Murtrees- s@~
bor Turnpke Ii c,nSstS Of about 60 Onehaf IN
hgh state cultivation the balance woodland: three
failing Spiings; extensive Orchard cOntaninga great
rety choice trmeeS with COmmOdlous dwelling and ont
houses further description unnecessary, those de-
srons 10 purchase ca and examine for themselves
Terms third CIss, and credit of one and two years
un the balance lnot sold privately before the 18th inst,
tie viii be Offered public sale the Courthouse
that dAv nnvS--u - u tAhith.
II AND MARE ANTS.-We are buying and paving
l the yeTI h glest prices for LAND " WARRANTS. Per
sons al distance having warrants sell by sending 10
by mail or Otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices Which they selling al the time III Nashville and
iuyI DYER PEARL& co.
MANTLE E'IGI;' as AND OTHER MARBLE
VI NORh, al Reduced i'IIces.-HUGR HENDERSON
proposes sell Marble Maatle Pieces Monuments, and
variety Of other worS, ci aae ITALIAN, EGYPTIAN AND
A ERIGAN MARBLE al reduced prices. nov29-H
E>oR SALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND
i CARRIAGE and HARNESS Call on
dec7-tf JpHN H. SLOAN. at lis Livery Stable,
NrOEICE,-IF WILLIAM MAYNURD. A
y native of Brester in the county Of Oxf>rd, Old Eng
land aud time since residing in Nashville, Tennes-
will correspond with his friends in England, he Will
hear Of something TO his great advantage or TO
WILLIAM BURNETT.
deoSo-6tw kingsvie, Canada West.
ID DARk AND LGAyES.---I wish TO purchase with
ID cash large quantity of Chestnut Oak Bark and Shoe
make Leaves tor Tanng purposes. Apply to j. G. Moore
corner of Union and Market streets.
july27-dSw II, FRIEDRICH ROTH.
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DRICK DIV ELLINGi HOUSE FOX RENT
The Brick House. NO Cherry street, lately occupied
by Gen S r. Anderson will be rented good tenant,
for the year 1854. Apply to RAMAGE 81 ChURCH,
decsl AZ College street
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r. R. R.-N0. 2.-Radways Renovating ResOlvent
Resolves, Renoyates, Rebuids 1t cures
Scrotula Tumors, Bleeding OF the Lungs.
Syphilis, Consumption, 81 Nl,us' Dance.
Sores, Rickets, Salt &heum
Asthma, Nodes, Csuker,
Bronchitis Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, ErySipeaS, letters,
The above eighteen complaints R. T. hesOvent will posi-
lively cure.
1t renovaes the system completely Resolving away from
the Solids all impure Poisonous and Diseased Deposits free
ing the Blood and Fluids OF fe from ali corrupt huor
restoring Energy and Vgor Health and rengh to every
Organ and Member of the body.
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hon J. j. Middleton, OF WaCcamaw, 5 G., writes
under date of May I'd lo53 that hewdys Renoyatng Re-
solvent cured one OF his negroes his plantation Mt Beau
fort of Scrofulous complaint, OF many years standing.
The poor fellow disgusting object Of pity; he
moving OF The other negroes cald remain
in the same place with him. He entirely cured by
Railways Renovatng Resovent, and is nov at work upon
the plantation. To the people Of ). c. Mr. Middleton is
well known and to the political world Mr.. Middleton is
stranger
SCKOFULA.-When the patient has been afflicted for
five years. under favorable symptoms viii appear the
THIAD DAY after using T. K. Resulvent
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r. r. R-N0. 1,-Radways Ready Relief for all Acute
Complaints, Internal External The Iaoment it is ap-
piled externally, taken into the system will stop the
most excruciatng pain and quickly remove its
RllEUMATiSN.-Mr. Granger, Il mason well known in
BROOKLYN, cripple for nine years Railways Ready
Relief relieved him from pain in fifteen minutes enabled
him walk two miles without the aid of stick crutc
three days, and cured him entirely in one week.
Thousands Of other equally wonderful as the
above, have been cured by 4. r. Relief
CHOLERA A0RBJ JS--Radway's Ready Relief will re-
lieve the sufferer from all pain in fifteen twenty minutes
1t will cure the most depStEate cases in aiew hours
NEURALGIA.-Tn6- moment K. l.. Relief is applied it
aays the most painful pGroxy ysns. Ii will always cure
SICK HEADACHE-lt will relieve the most distressing z
pains fifteen minutes 1t will likewise prevent
attacks.
AGUE In ten minutes tea spoonful of R. R. Relic
will stop the Chlls and break the Fever.
Aches Of all kinds, Pans OF all kinds, Bruises Burns
Scads Strains Sprains, Stiff JOINTS Lameness. One aI
pication of Railways Ready Relief will in few moments
entirely stop the pain.
II reduces sweilngs heals sores. outs and wounds
bruises slays the most violent irril.ons For all
pains K. Z. Relief Look for the signature Of Radsay
x Co. each bottle.
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T0TIcE.=oNF FRIDAY TIE THIRD DAY


of March next at the la;e residences OF 1eofgs "
Martin Sr deceased in Iotys Bend Of Duck Hver sooos
eobt miles East of Centrevie Hickman eonuty
sriu Ssn N the highest bidder on credit Of 'refvs
mouths the purchaser giving note vi TWO oa
securities resident citizens Of Hickman coun! ~
tn nronsyiy viz: Some likely Negroes, 10 "o es
two Women and their children, Horses; CaHs asS
Farming Tools Household and Kitchen FSsiyrS 4, .riS '
jan--ss5t ' Era.,tor nc
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Dr.. F. 8. WoLDRIDGx, Franklin,
isHAx A. EcKLEs, $ ringheld,
JAMES L BAsHAw, Gallatin,
Cook & owxS, Lebanon,
CROCKETT * RIDDLk, Murfreesboro'.
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MAN KNOW THYSELF."

An Invaluable Book Jor Is cents. @Bvsry Fans7y
81 -s.1 should have Copy"
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MEDICAL.


1O0O LBS. CRUDE AND ROLE BRIM.
janis w. F. GRAY, II Broadway.
EIGIT HUNDRED LBS. RACE GINGER
II just received and for sale by W. F. GRAY.
1--WE HUNDRED LBS. CLOVES-JUsT
janl0 II Broadway
TEN BBLs GLUE-AsSORTED NUMBERS,
i,sa Just received and for sale by We GRAY,
1--WE HUNDRED LBS EMORY. 1SS0RTED NUN.
L BERS just received and for sale by
JAMIE w.FGRAY, No II Broadway.
V'HIRTY-sIX DOE. BARRY'S TRICO-
4 PHkRoUS, just received and for sale by ~
Jino W. +. GRAY. II Broadway.
FINHIRTY-siX DOE. LYON's kATHERION
jams II Broadway.
OK THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED LBS.
y Lees New Castle Super Carb Soda just received and
Tor sale BY jan5l WE GRAY, Ii Broadway
1--WE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERCUS-
4 SION CAPS, just received and for sale by
jano W. y. GRAY, II Broadway.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED LBS. RED LEAD,
just received and for sale by W. F. GRAY,
Jtno II Broadway.
FIVE HUNDRED LBS. SUPERIOR AR
= TICLk Madias Indigo, just received and tor sale by
Jan3 W. +. GRAY II Broadway.
TIHREl HUNDRED BOXES WINDOW
Glass and Glassware, Just received and for sale by
Ian5 WE GRAY, II Broadway.
TWO HONDRED KEGS PURE WHITE
L LEAD, just received and for sale BY
jams W. F. GRAY. II Broadway.
FIFTEEN GROSS MUSTANG LINiMENT,
which will be sold unusually low, just received and tor
sale by ian5l W, F. GRAY, II Broadway.
ONE THOUSAND LBS DUTCH MADDER
" just received and for sale by
ian5 We GRAY, II Broadway.
THREE HUNDRED LBS. CREAM TAR. |
Il TAR, just received and for sale by
jams B. ". Q. WE. GRAY, II Broadway.
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'rUN ES.-Ne have now ou hand and " u receive larg,,
y additions in few days splendid assortment of
Stoves Of every Description and VIII sell them on as good
terms as any house in the CITY,
dec6 McCLJ M X MOORE,
No.lo Broadway, funery occupied by j. n. smith
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INViGORATlNG CORDIAL, Phenomenon In Medicine
Health Restored and Life iengthened, by
DIX. MoRSE'5 INViuoKArtNG ELIXIR OR CoRDIaI
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VHREE HUNDRED BOXES WINDOW
Glass and Glassware just received and for sale by
jan5 w F. GRAY II Rroadwav
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FIVE HUNDRED LBS. SUPERIOR Ar
TlCLh hladas Indigo, just received and tor sale by
jan5 W +. GRAY, II Broadway.
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Are often msled with respect 20 the and sources
their End wards. How often do they ascrbe
of wasting of the frane idocy Madness pal
the heart ind gestion, arrangement of the
sy stem, cough and mFoms indeang consumption
when the truth that they have been iudugID in pern
cious though aurng practice, destructive both to mind
and body.
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AyTI,ETIEI; as ENO OTHER MNRBLE
NOrICE,-IF WIILIAM MAYNURD, 4

E~oR SALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND
i CARRIAGE and HARNESS. Call on
dec7-rf JpHN H. SLOAN at lis Livery Stable,
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JOHN RDS0N,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
No. 2 CEDAR SrRERT.

' ing purchased Of J. NJ SMITH his enre stock ia
trade intend carving in all s various branches and
solicit from friend and the OF the house
liberal share OF their custom.
dac5- IN Net 4
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Morse,s Elixir.

is presented aphenomeDa IN the maeria medca hhert
uuhesr4 Ola stimulant without a reaction
The herb which forms its main Ingredient has been ad
miIted by ali the great medical and ntcaI nsu
lions of Europe be in this respect sui gsnsrs Dr. Morse
whose is undispued authority ia Sciences discOy
cred the production in Arabia where his attention
ted by the wonderfully effects it produced
the native In fact the wonderful power OF endurance th
eXhausess exhibited by the Arab, Of both
their desert pgrmages, attributable the Of this
taiZing herb.
An appeal is made to
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TWO HUNDRED KEGS PURE WHITE
Il LEAD, just received and for sale BY
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EIFrEEN GROSS MUSTANG LTNiMENT.
which will be sold unusually low, received and tor
sale by iianJ w, +. GRAY, IL Broadway
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A Great Medicine for Females,

The unparalleled effects of this great restorative, In al
complaints incident to females, mark in the
nais OF medicine Thousands Of smulants have been in
vented of vigOrans coGcOcted-a purpDrtiDg
be specified in various diseases and arrangement.
which delicate formation OF render her liable
1he result has heretofore been uniform These
indeed impaired momentary viyaey to the
system transient and delusiye vigor muscles
this OF relief has been succeeded by depression and
postaton greater than before and the end has often
been utterly pAa the reeuperatVe the
and the vital organization and nra 10 destroy the uuaappy
Ruti
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1--WE HUNDRED LBS EMORY, ASSORTED NUM-
l. BERS, just received and for sale by
JAMIE W. GRAY No II Broadway
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED LBS, RED LEAD.
just received and for sale by W. f. GRAY
jauj II Rros d,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-07


Rhode Island Legislature the Senate
on Thursday, the opinion of the Justices OF
the Supreme Court, deciding that the act
passed by the General Assembly at its SEES
sfon in January last, reversing and annulling
the Judgment of said Court against Thomas
w. Dorr for treason, TO be unconstitutional,
was read and communicated to the House.
The resolutions which we have already pub
lished, IN relation to the Nebraska and Kan
sas bill, we're passed, proposal to substi-
tute series endorsing President Pierce,
having been rejected by yeas 9 nays "
In the House, an act IN addition to the act
for the more efiectual suppression of drink
ing houses and tipping shops, was passed
by yeas 43, nays II. 1t provides for the
conviction and sentence Of any intoxicated
person to a fine not exceeding FIVE dollars,
or Imprisonment in the county jail not ex-
ceeding thirty days. In case such person
shall disclose the place where. and the
person OF whom he obtained such liquor, and
give evidence thereof upon a complaint or
warrant. he shall be discharged without fine
or Imprisonment, and the person who fur
nlshed him such liquor shall be subject TO
all the penalties provided for the first con-
vcton for the sale of such liquors in tue
fourth section of the act to which this is IN
addition
An act has been passed providing for the
submission to the people OF five of the nine
amendments adopted by the General Assem-
bly, IN January last. The seventh day OF
November next is the day appointed for
voting upon these amendments and II three
lifths of all the electors then voting, shall
support them they will then become por-
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ART OF SwIMM1se.--Men are
drowned by arising their arms above
the water, the unbuoyed weight of
which depresses the head. Other
animals have neither motion nor
ability to act in similar manner,
therefore swim naturally. When a
man falls into deep water he will
rise to the surface, and will continue
there, if he does not elevate his
hands. If he moves his hands un-
der water, in any way he chooses,
his head will rise SO high as to al
low him free liberty to breathe !;
if he will use his legs as in the man
ner of walking,--or rather walking
up stairs,--his shoulders will rise
above the water so that he may use
less exertion with his hands, or APP
ply them to some other purpose
The plain directions are recommen-
ded to those who have not learned
TO swim in their youth, as they may
be found highly advantageous in
preserving life.
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From the North China Herald we learn
the particulars of the fgls at Shanghai;
II seems that on the Sd Of April some Of
the Chinese imperialists attempted to steal
some Of the materials Of house near the
British Consulate, which Mr.. James Boco-
man. British merchant, with some friends,
resisted. A fight ensued, in which swords,
pistols, and other deadly weapons were us.
ed. Subsequently several Englishmen were
attacked by the imperial soldiers, aud the
tnsndarins of the city not beng able to pro-
tect The foreigners, measures were adopted
TO secure that object
Ia consequence Of the attack made by the
imperislis,s upon the foreign settlement on
the 81 Of April, on the 4th the evacuation OF
the camp adjoining the Riding course was
demsnded BY II. b. Ms Consul, supported
BY the representatives. Of France and Amer
lea. The Imperial:st authorities were in
formed thai unless this demand was con-
Piled With previous TO 4 r. ~. the naval for
ces Of Greet Britain and the United States
would proceed to occupy them by force Of
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Caution TO Ladies'.

SMITH a PIERCE, Montpelier.
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tflc0ilinrs.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

Nj Z. KENNEDY OF EoNbufys has discovered In
4ft ono 81 our common Pasture Weeds remedy
ihut cures EVERY KIND OF nuMOR, from the
worst scfoiula down 10 common pimric. lie has
ifcd u in over eleven hundred ca.os and never uied
except io two cas's. tbrlh thunder humorl lie has
now in bic possession two hundred certificates OF
it, value, all wiihiu twenty miles Of Bpsion.
Two hotties are watfertod To- cure a nursing sore
Ono tothsce BOTTLES will euro the wors, Kind Of PIN
rlcs on the taco.
Two three bottles will clear the system Of biies
Twohotilas are warranted 10 cure the worst cankef
in tho mouth and stomach.
Three TO five hottie. warranted 90 cure the
One 90 two bottles arc warranted tecufe ell humor
10 the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running # the
ears ana blotches aiming The hei.
-Four bottles are warranted to cuts corrupted
running ulcers.
Two 80 three hotties ore warranted TO cue the
worst euse Of iugwurn.
Two 10 three holtlcs are warranted to cure tho
most d. spcrate case Of rhcumatism.
Three TO four bottles arc wenauied to cure the salt
fheum.
Five 20 eight bottles will cure tho worst ease Of
A beao6, {. aiwnys experienced from the drs bottle
and perfect cufe is warranted when the above guam
ufv ts taken.
Nothine looks 80 improbable in those who have in
vaia fiod ail te wonderful medicines OF the day,
thnt conmon wesd, growing on The pastures aud
along old stone walls should cute every humo' In The
ststcni Vet /. tsu haod fact II you have hu-
NOR has To- start. There uo irs and lud's huns
n"t has unuu u stiu1g some cA-es hut nos yours
peffcd oyefn thunsand bottles OF II iu ihe vicinity
nf nnston Know the effects of % in every rHsr. 90
t1- ady done some OF the ercaesi cures ever done
i1 Mass rhusst-. gavcii To- chilIfcn year old 20
olI poopio of sNtr. I have -ccu pour, puns, wntmy
baking rhtdien whose nesh was soft a1d hsbbr re-
stofoi TO o. perfect state ct healthhi one buul
TO those Who are subj nct tn LICK hcadlrhe, one
iotfr will iiwuys cure n gives efeai trlitf in
fafth nnd dizxiuess. some who have taken o. have
been rositc Tor tears, aud have been regulated ny it
Whore The hodv b sound D. woke quito easy, Dot
where ttrrr h. any drtdugemert u tho unci ions of
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ASHES ron CoRN.-I have found
by experiment, that ashes are to be
preferred to plaster for corn. Last
year l planted a few acres Of corn
upon patch of ground that | did
not consider strong enough to pro-
duce large crop without some ar
tificial manure. l had a few BUSH
els of plaster, which ] put upon the
corn as far as ii would go. ! then
skipped a few rows, and upon the
remainder put unleached ashes, a
small handful to the hill. The re-
suit was, that the corn upon which
] put nothing was not so good as
that upon which l put plaster, and
that upon which l put plaster not MS
good as that on which | put ashes
As the soil was as nearly alike as
possible, the same quality of seed
planted at the same time, receiving
the same care, can account for the
difference in no other way than by
reasoning that plaster is better thar
nothing, and ashes better than plas
ter.-Rural Neic Yorker.
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Significant rncideni.-The Cleveland lie

Significant Incideni.--The Cleveland Her
aid relates an incident which occurred in
Bureau county, Illinois, few days since,
while the train containing the excursion par
ty to Rock Island was stopping at the depot
st Bureau. Some two hundred staunch oiti-
zens Of the State were gathered in the build
ing waiting to see the cars start One OF the
crowd remarked audiby that Nebraska
couldn't come 1t !" whereupon Mr.. G. d. But
Ter, one Of the editors Of the Journal OF Com
merce. Immediately proposed to take a vote
on the subject. AN you citizens of Him
DIS, who are IN favor of the Nebraska bill,
please hold up your hands" An ominous ST.
ience prevailed and not single hand was
raised. Now" continued Mr.. B., those
Of you opposed to the Nebraska bill" The
show was general, and accompanied by q
waving of hats and hearty cheers.
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IS, csra,- Of I'm and Nassau .t,,,', Mr. rorl
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lfle0itincs.
DRUGS \ MEDICINES,
PAINTS 4 RpYr srurrs,

OFEvERy VARIETY, snAnE n QUALITY,
Forssle by II o. TYLER, II his drug store ~ Moutpc
ier Also Camphrne aud Burnt FLUID. all kinds
Of Orucsf ies, for sale ly IT, % Gf'IEb.
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VERhosT MEDICAL COLLEGE. The de
gree Of Doctor of Medicine has been con-
ferred upon eleven young gentlemen, who,
we understand, acquitted themselves with
credit on their examination;
Lucian Vail Abbott, Of Worcester;
John Phillips Clement, Woodstock,
Harvey Fairbanks, sheldon,
William Arnold French, Beaverton. SC,
Lucius Augustus Hubbard, Mortified,
Andrew Jackson McMsster, Fairfax,
Frank Horton Rice, N. Providence, X. l.,
Charles Augustus Ruggles, Lynn, Mass,
George Orlando Smith, Bradford, Mass.
Larkin Chase Tolls, Perkinsyille,
George Black Young, Castle Creek, NY
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Fake Particular Notice.

There AN evil habit sometimes indu gcd 30 BY boys
iH solitude, olien growing up Nth item 90 manhood,
and which b. reformed ia dae tine, nci only hcgeN
obstacles 10 matTimC NAL happiness, bun gt's
nse To- oi prorarted insidiousi and devastating
affections. Few Of Hose who give 10 hi. PERM.
cious practice aware Of the Consequences, uuii
they ind the system shattered, rel 'tfange
and unareouniable feelings, aud vauso fears 10 me
mind.
The unfortunate thus affected become feeble, s an
able to labor wiih accustomed sgof, or 20 Hrry his
mind 10 study: his step s tafJy and weak he IL dull
iresoiuis and engages his sport with lees energy
than usu l.
IL be emanoipate himself before the practice hos
done iis worst and enter natfncny, hi marriage is
unfulfl aud his sense tells him that this caused
by has earl, ipcs TAfss arc conslderstioHs uAifA
should arakfn ne asifafsa Of those similarly fgft-.
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OUR CROCKERY ROOM

A.A.BUCK General Ageat for Vermont.
Windsor, March 10, 1853. 22tf
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Pens, Pencils. lukstands, Ladies' and sehool,
Tinvellipg inkstan Is, Quills sand, : nd Buses,
Waers-whiie transparent aud reh !, letiot STAMPS,
indeltble Ink. Liasros. Sealing Wax,
LADIES' NOts aud Leuef Papcr ruled and unrucd,
tiiit and rllin Envelopes to natch--some eNra,
Pen HALVES, Wafer RoNrs. Port fnlios, Port Monies,
Gard Cases, Cards of all kinds Nisiting aad Game,
Wedding Cards and Cake Boxes,
Bustol bann-ili sizes and thicknesses,
Drawing Papors--ifom Cap To Super Royal,
bonnet board, straw BoaId Binders Juuk Board,
Gilt suuiced sud harhed Ptpef
large ut OF the best Evh To- Quart. Pint, 4oz. aud
school huules, wfhing Books. States o. all u
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ttlc0itincs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND /!


TO The Citizens Of ne Uaifed Srtc,-
most humby and sincerely thank you fer the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this opp iuniy Of Stating ih't my An
cestors we're ali American Citizens and that enter
tam for nl that concerns America and the Americans,
the moe, lively sympaihirs, much that Original
~ compounded the ris cspress, 10 suit sop climate,
habits constitutions, and manner of hsing intending
to establish myself umong you which have now done
by taking premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
%, Clrasr Of I'm and Nassau strssi, Mr. York.
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w iEHEAS tuy inrdictnr knovn as - I<cnnedyis
w Medical DircoNery'' hos been cpuntrff- D.
"a ani cold pa unrlucip f Hffns. ihis sto wufn 80
dealers and agents, guard gainst purchastns tic
-pafiour anf worthless article AVID to- receive their
supplies fiDn mY aufhpryei agents, who si fsInish
the medicine tow eau hc obtained infn me-
A. i4ent apnoinfrd boz rarh state lpca' hrhlcfs
wlu rnd b. 1rrtf convenience as they cad eet small
quantity erh time of pu chisiHs aud cove the freight
tom n.f plfcr.
Nr. fHI 10 D. SMITH. Apuihrrafs anA Duagi,t.
Montpelier. " DO ecneial gent or Vermont
Dos AID kENNEuN, Proprietor.