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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

The Greatest Medical Discovery of the
Age. MR.. KENNEDY of Roxbury, has discovered inone
of our common Pasture Weeds remedy that cures every
kind of Humor from the worst Scroiua down to common
Pimple. He has tried in eleven hundred cases. and
never failed except in two cases, (thunder humor) He
has in his possession two hundred certificates OF
its value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles is warranted to nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the kind of pmpes
on the face
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bles.
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in the
mouth and stomach.
Three five bottles is warranted to cure the worst case
of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted all humor in the
eyes.
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the and
blotches among the hair
Fours to six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure soaly eruptions Of the skin
Two three bottles warranted to the worst case
of rngworm.
Two three bottles is warranted to the des
perate case Of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum
Five eight bottles will the Of scroula.
benefit is always experienced from The first bottle and
perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is
taken.
Reader pedded thousand bottles Of this in the
vicinity Of Boston know the effects of it in every
So water will extnguish fire. will this
humor. sold bottle of but that bottle sold
other after trial it always speaks for itself There
two things about this herb that appears to surprising
first that grows in our pastures in some places quite
plenty and yet its value has been known until dis
covered it in 1916; second that 1t should all kinds OF
humor. have given it to children year DID, UP to old
of sixty, from the homeliest in Boston, up
thu belle of Nonantum, and in all the certain
No change of diet is necessaryea the best you
get have likewise an herb when smmered in OIL
dssoves Scroulous swelling of the neck and under the
ears-price so cents
Directions for Use.-Adult, one table spoonful per
day; children over eight years. desert spoonful children
from five to eight years. tea spoonful As direction
be applicable all constitutions take enough operate
bowels twice day.
Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cases Of
Scroula
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
Warren street, Roxbury. For sale by REDDING CO.,
State street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. B. Green S. G.
White Co., C. A. Harrington & Co., E. H. Marsh e. D.
Wetherbee, Caldwell Hill, Bush 4 Co., James Green,
L. T. Laze, sibley Scott Clapvile, George Roberts
southbridge, A. r Amidon d1y now
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

Goddard s. TwicheII's QuadriIIe Band
are prepared to furnish Music on all occasions.
Apply to N. p GODDARD, Mubury St.
r. W. TWICHELL, Fruit st.
G. IL. LoRING'S Music Store, 233 Main St.
anti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

Those who have tried il, have hesitation in
stating that the best article used by them for causing
the growth ant preservation of the hair, and dressing
is the Excelsior Hair Tonic prepared by Lombard Gun
DALI and soldby Druggists and Fancy dealers generally
throughout tie country. daw2w f22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

STOLEN. or taken by mistake. from the hall of the
- United States Hotel, Wednesday morning Black
Carpet Bag, containing books and papers, no possible
value to any but the The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving 1t at this Office and questions
asked. mch2 d3ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

Hair D-es.-AI the prominent Hair Dyes for sale
low, wholesale or retail. Among them are
Boyle's Hair Dye, Phalon's Hair Dye
Hutchins's Billiards. &c
Alexanderi Waters's
Hauers Jaynes
Orders om the country by mail, express, or otherwise,
promptly Executed. L. I. LAZELL, Druggist,
feb27 BIN 201 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

VENO RENTs-A PLEASANT TENEMENT, IN A
Il new house, on Wellington ST. seven minutes walk
from City Hall. 1t has eight rooms bathing room, soft
water, large garden, and is a very pleasant location
Inquire of GEO. P. BRYANT
feh23 diff No 12i Main et
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04
EAIsEASE CURED-DR. J. KING, the Sc,

n AND TO LET.-A lot of land, about 100 feet
N square, the side of Mibrook, on Thomas St. will
be leased ground rent for Of years 1t is very
suitable for mechanical manufacturing purposes for
a carpenters shop. Apply to
mch3 diff WILLIAM r. HOOPER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

TENO LET.-ST0RE No. IS, in Fletcher's Block, Main
II Street The Store has been occupied for the Boot
ind Shoe business, and all the fixtures will be Sold at
fair price, to the tenant The store is good one for
any kind Of business, centrally situated and can be had
for term of years. Possession given the first Of March,
Inquire of JOEL FLETCHER, or VIM. GREENBEAF,
No. 81 Main st., up stairs. feb25 DOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

lie sufficient secession from the Old Line DINO 'recy
On tie Nebraska Que stion "a overcome their usual ma
ioritv and reflect him SIR. shannon Of the four
from Ohio Who voted for the bin. declines being
candidate 'or reelection. He Is afraid to come before
tie people and have them pass Judgment on HIS
treaCIerous conduct. The Hon. VIM. /. Huntar,
formerly @ member Of Congress and an sb'e aai con-
siseut Wimot Proy.so viii probably be- the lsc'
publican candidate.
The prospect now is that Or. OH, Will % cfnd
date Tor rec lection in the Columbus DISTINCT Aud II
80 b. !l the privilege OF staying at hone tne
next Congress. Hon SAMUEL Galloway VIII De MS
opI,nent. lie chin - or 80 votes OF beating
him the ss time. aid this time he VIII undoubtedly ne
elected b. 500 or 100 majority Hon Lewis D. Camp
he'll will be caEd date again in his district. ana WI
without doubt. be triun phanty reelected An intel
iieeIt politician Of the Cty OF Igua informs me thit
Ir. Dorsey viii be the Nebraska candidate for Con.
cress in that district composed OF the counties 81
Miami Darke. shelly. Mercer, Auglalze. &c. and
that tie Ant-Nebraska Wigs and Free Sellers Will
support for reelection Mr.. Nichols. the present Demo
cratic Representative. who opposed the Nebraska bi,
AID that they VIII give him large majority. lie
says Miami COUNTY WI give LOCO majority Tor The
Republican ticket. nd that intelligent politicians ot
IaTE County ay that that county viii give one or two
thousand majority Tie masses of the Democratic
party there repudiaie the Nebraska swndie and only
4, v If the leaders adhere 70 H. IN Hamilton County
Htn. J. scott Harrison will probably be reelected
and some true instead of disney. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
LIBoR DNHoyoRED At THE SOUTH

Cof-er-o-denCe q The y. \ Tribune.
CHENILLE. elmer Co.. Va. July p. l-j4.
Within the last fi;ecn days two young men LETT this
tiehtoThoOd FIR a residence in Ohio because even in
NeF.ern Virginia they f. L that they did not occupy
iaiI social position they being mechanics
In The South labor j. not regarded respectable by
the Shareholders. ard thousands Of young men have
lrft Virginia and gone to Ohio. TO Indiana and other
sections OF TIE North. West 10 avoid The sneer Of the
proud arstocrat. Well. what results low from
slavery Among the results the ignorance Of o coz
siderable class is most drplorab'e. Read this article
taken from southern paper:
.Gecr-ia which il known she empire State # the
south ail Wbic certainly OF the most int 'Zen;
and ,it, If the southern states has within it. borders
a. eco IT free white -Town pcr-ons who neither read
nor uro There we're in so 30. 600 adults who could
re ;her read ucr write and the number has increased -
A. Geo SINCE that time. The increase OF Ignorance gos
Ieyoud The ire ofpopuiaonfor while the latter has
teta under per cent the former has exceeded 81 PER
cent SlOud the evil grow in like ratio with the few
YEAR past there will be in years hence 10 00J grown
up white persons unable 10 read or write.
Ircted. the people of the South do not understand
lundr,dh part OF the evils of the system.
PeIhsps ii the northern teachers who come to the
South 70 receive iusinuetioBs if not insults about their
being poor Yankee teachers. &C., would show a
lit he more fTmrcss and rena in the North, or seek
tho Ear West. where freedom # thought and action
exists it would be better
Let lie South. if it will retain slavery, 60 down;
and Will, H. best citizens yearly leave for free States,
iot The North take courage and stand hrlu.
a. e. tie writer he viii soon b" in hansas, and viii
struggle with true diligence to make that FREE
state. NEGlNIiN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
CONNENCTNFYT IT TRE TESLEYAN
UNUEESITi.'

=.
NDDLETCwN. Tuesday. Ang. :, l.5i
Tie HsccslsuIoate Sermon wa, delivered on sunday
no-L,rr rs Bishop Jane. ofNew-York. The eminent
divire gave seIr1tn very Icrtncnt to tLe OCCASION
H. Tie evening tie Rev. DR. Foster Of Brooh.!ne al
dressed the Missionary Lyceum aui did himself great
credit.
On Monday evern2 poem and address We're deiig
cred before TIE Literary Societies q the COLLEGE. The
former WIS delivered - tie Hon. william ~t9rk Of
Nashua. " H. IL was fall Of Wit csnitic satire. and
L1d many passages hch called forth the ireqgel' ap
piuse Of the house. Dr. BetLuue's address On " Com
"mon Sense Va striking display OF profound learn
ing sId showed deep insight Of the human heart.
or TUESDAY evening Sir. Reynolds Of Brcokiine DO
iveTod an address before the Alumni. vlch wss vel
rec we'd
Tho Commcuc ncnt was on Thursday, August.
Tie exercises were highly eiitsble to tle College
Tie Graduating Class more Z "a sustained the rep
u'atiOn which II lad prevo acquired, 4 class If
superior talent he entire class spoke upon the stage,
numbering twenrypine. Amora the performances 20
especial notice place those entitled. Tn, Dead.
Is G.. T. Wait Of Wsrds,oro'. VI: The S,nly Of
" History by L. b. cathman Of Chelsea, Mas;
Hebrew Poetry" by ". ". Mclaughlin Of West
Winfield y. Y; Philosophy Of Progress by {. ii.
Martin Of Fsopus ~ Y; and the Nacdctory Address,
Is Cyrus u. Foss Of Campbellvilc. =. !.
The degree of Bachelor Of Art was conferred on:
Henry Baker YIN. {. Bowen. N..tlock Brown { i,via
T. Ford. CYus j.. Foss. Chaills W. GGli,A. Pulp -.
Hammorc W.. T. Hill VIM. II. iloIl Emory +. fl)i-
way Clasl,s /. T. Howe FcIaer l.. King, jos pi II.
Erevle. Erasmus D. LeGvif. toruei.us H. Martin Wm.
Mclaughlin Edward u. Oa;hman, John ". Selecl, An.
cuiU ". smith Vim \. nth, George stevens Fclak.
". Tsbtr. Riley r Ta' Tor, Joseph j. Gnrton Joseph
NHloi. Geo. J.. Wait and \ 81. hocler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
From Oaf oga Correspond


LoNDoN Friday July p, 1854.
In one Of my former letters | gave you an analysis
Of the Austro- Turkish Treaty Of the 18th of june
snd stated the purposes aimed at by that curious
diplomatic transactions Ist. To give the allied armies
pretext for not crossing the Danube, and for not
confronting tue Russians; I'd. To prevent the Turks
from TeOccupying the whole OF Walac1a, and
torch them out Of that part which they had already
ccIquered. "a To restore ia the Princi )alitos the
cd Il, dictionary Government, forced upon the RoumAns
BY ku, sis in lsis. We actually informed
from Cops,, Dtinople that Austria has protested
against Omer Pashas presum ption in crossing the
Danube; that she claims exclusive occupation Of
the Princpates for herself and the right Of shutting
them not orIy against the AnQ FreOch troops, but
equally sga net the Turks Upon this remOnstrance,
the Porte il said to have forwarded orders to Omer
Fssta not to the Danube for the present lille
refusing TO admit in principle the exclusive oceuPa
ton of the Principaites b. Austria. Wretched
Pssbs who has learned something from his fa"ster
and contriyer Lord PamerstOD, h, Of course
little objection to admitting N nct VIM, ne
refuses in principle. You may perhaps thlnh
that Austria has already violated a. wen az Part'ey
caLceltd the treaty OF the litn 1oho' '! "' s
Nsllhctia al the moment wheb We nas In. ,v -
disordery retreating in three different directions and
vrc.od in the naBk ADD The rear 20 ~ Austrian
s,,sct iS II had failed 10 retire at once behind the
18th 800, Only remember that by the very words d
~ ssIoeus treaty Austria is bound neither to enter
,L Priucipaities 1T once, Dor 70 leave them 4, any
X,rt epocb nor even to force the Rsssians TO eyac
nate them within any definite term. Ii Is stated
hat the AustIians really entering Little Wal
laeLs snd that the Russsps recalling their troops
from the Csrpetbsn passes and concentrating them 81
fokshanL This however, means nothing but that the
AusIians instead Of xpeng the Russians from G.eas
Wbllacha have resolved to eject the Turks from LIZ
tie Waseha thus preventing their operations On sns
banks Of the Aluta Ii IL evident that no ee''' coz
uiyance could have been imagined 10 WORK ~ e'n.
lsry iDsurIecti0n IN Turkey than th'iF rAS'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

THF IKoN ForsDERus oT PuT-BUIGH.-Iti ia said that
there in Pittsburgh thiryeight iron oSnferies OF
hich Ere almost exclusively employed IN the manu-
faciure u stcsm-eu gnes and aenty-nne in the maui
fs,tule o various kinds Of hollow ware. machinery &C.
The fOundercs which employed IN the manufacture OF
s-er gnes consume YEARLY goo tuns Of wrought ron
steamer eires every wear Their net capital s34sOOJ
The h6ave. establishment among the other fonnderes Is
ihe Fort Pit Works At his estab shment there were
bu years since two iron steamers OF four hundred
iur. erch snd cutter, which latter craft i iii
in eastrfce on Lake Ontario In l-j3 the Fort Pat
works consumed 22j tun Of pig iron, and lO'O tus OF
wrcu,h! nor. and employed go hands. They are now
encegei on a Government order for twenty-one guas
called Colrnbiids. having ieninh bore and throwing
or b. rirtf and twenty four pound shot IL l. est-
that The total of pig iron blooms and scraps, an
uslly uIned Pttsborg is ST least equal to 49,
tHns.
The three negro boys Gays TIE FreieelsjarZ Hrqld
referred % Is weeks asstiung suit tor their
freedom in Madison County through the interpositon 81
soue r hi blinded guardians Of public veal, gained her
Point b. cisIoD Saturday IL seems hey were bosh
II TrsderCkslU and taken 70 raise by come one VINO
sitervsId went 70 Madison Their identity, sAd the TACT
err being born free lost sight or aud the person
Jyr who had them in charge his creditors ,ezcd on his
rrop nv ether with these boys james John and joe
Mr. " n. Slaughter and Mr.. John IimbeEake procured
funds 10 send witnesses from this place to TESTIFY TO the
fscts in tie case and VIM. l.. Early ESD appeared as
volunteer counsel in their ceense Alter me decision
that hey were entitled 10 then FREEDOM they we're bound
Ly TIE Court be dinnsrOom serT ants until they are
= years 81 age.
OPINION OF A KENoLtIiONAhf SpLDiLh,- ~ ~
6easJatgh SSAfaei says There resides IN tie town Ut
m in tina: countv Of the few remaining sol
diers II the Revolution Thomas scott. He Il no@ %
wears age and when asked 70 sign the eaA for the Mass
Anti Nebraska Convention for the 3th OF August rs am
e. flashed and with the spirit that animated him u 20
be replied" les Yes | have !oushi for Jre-zoh ba'
"nyyer for Slavery.
THE HoLLASD C0Loyy.-The recent census Of Aiehi
gsn show that the Holland Colony on Black RIVER near
Grsnd Haven has population - Coz The Colony Is
Increasing in number: and wealth rapidly, and carries on
a vCry large trade with DetrSs,.
TEE WAsHNGToS MoSUMrST.-The contribution, 10
the Washington mopament during the month Of gdy
suorn..d y q 200,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
4 DENTIST N TROUBLE.

Corner oudence OF Tie \. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday Aug. : i-Jl.
Stephen T. Beale dentist of this city. Is in Jail n
default of -, eco bail charged with perpetratiug
gross outrage upon the person of Miss Mudg aged ~
years daughter Of r. respectable citizen The alleged
Outrage was perpetrated Friday last, at the dcu
iists sideEce in Walnutst.. below Twelfth while
tie Young lady was under the influence OF ether taken
by her for the purpose OF having tooth extracted.
The evidence Of the lady is direct and truthful there
" rendering Mr.. Beacs situation the reverse Of
pleasant.
Weather to-day. clear AID cool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
CLIPPER GRAPESHOT-MORE MYSTERY

The GraIeLot heavily emed. under Captain Bayte-,
clear.d Yesterday in sudden and mysterious mlnnrr
She had been anchored of the mouth OF IN river tor the
last " months during all of which time her asuse aud
ard 6cfyc captain has been moving about our city and
nc .hl OrhooQ IN manner 10 excite much curiosity anu
some nlgfm. One evidence of this afforded by the
spanish Con. ul who dispatched vessel AMI 3ssengr
10 Cuhh Immediately The arrival OF tho GrGpeshot and
la. mace Ter the subject Of several subsequent cox NUM-
Gators We lear il whispered that fast schooner has
hlreICv been chartered, by the vgiant official 10
rrocCed iumt diacly To Havana to caution the aEhuI
her, to be the lookout fos the Crapesho No doubt
the said schooner will get there by the time the Grapesho
has made The circuit OF the Island and accomplished her
mission, which is doubles, OF immense Importance
to Cuba ard 10 the cause Of freedom.
There Others, however who Intimate that Captain
BE- yters sudden departure s connected with the arrival
Of tho special Russian ambassador in New York |. s
aaikly hined that neat and fast-eaing craft.
heavily armed aud commanded b, sturdy and deter
iufd skinner could be Intended for peaceful AID
commercial purposes Why should not prvaiccring be
honorable and profitable now as 1t was IN and
yty Is not the Russian good Tag for thet purpose
any other ON one point feel pretty confden-that
fhTe vessel III the English or French service that
could ever catch the Grapesho il she should show her
tetls them and not ore OF her siZc thGt w0nd ever
crsptle with her in fight Those g. muskets would
he terribly effective in close encounter. We cordially
recommend her tCEmp Nchoass agent favor as tue
very little saUcy craft he requrcs-and as tor the muskes
we hsve the authority of Major Kelly who tried them in
Cuba for ing that they good enough for any people
WHO want 70 fight. But these mere random ide =.
We are utterly the dark the design ana movement
If the Irspeshot and content ourselves with announcing
her deua,'uye and the secession from circle OF at0rng
IN o. Deita. Aug :!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
EOARD nE ALDERMEN.

TUFsDAY, Aug. aid. Ely III The Char.
PETITIONS HIFERRTD.
OF Peter MastersOn for extension OF time contract
OF several parties for remission Of tax enormously
se-sed.
RFPORTs IONCTEBfD II.
To pave Nallst from Broad the e9serly side Of
Broad-t with granite blocks. To grant permission 10
White q Ludlow 10 build pier in front Of their property
on the North River between TuireeHth and Fourteenth
sts To has and repair Onnge-at. from Bayard to
Waker.st
Several reports from the other Board referred TO
Committees.
An invitation was received to attend the laying of the
cornerstone of the Frcnons Hal. in MeTceT-st 2ls
il slant,
Tie Board adjourned to Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
PROSPECTIVE UNION os SPAIN AND pOAIyiAl
Dates Liverpool July % Paris. p.

The Arabia, from Liverpool at 10 O'Clock Sturdy
morning 10Th July arrived at this port last evening
at o'clock, sitter voyage Of 10 days an hours.
Consols 92l d92i. Liverpool Cotton Market
steady; Bresdstuiis in fair speculative deInan and
the falling tendency, for the moment, checked.
General news not important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
loss OF rHr BARK Iryo.

loss OF THr BARK irNo.
Capt Gale Of tie bark Rose Standsh, arrived this
morning from New.Ycrk reports the bark Juno, Capt
Tucker frtm Boston bound 10 Maan2as, went ashore On
No.ell Shoals on the 2ls ult and b-ed The Jano
loaded with furniture and empty barrels all Of which viii
he saved by wreckers The vessel will be total loss
Captain and crew landed at The Bemini Islands.
IS o Bee Aug ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

TRIUMPH OF TIE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

renewed viaoE upoa her career Of ncress.ng useful
ness LOG nsy she wave" CHESASGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

NO NEWS FROM TIE WAR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-09
STRO NC HOPE

FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
WITHOUT the least shadow of doubt the Chinese
before the public for the immediate and permanent
lief of long standing cases of ...r H.-...s
.rE Chronic Rheumatism,
and Neuralgia Pains, hip disease Cont
contacted Limbs Paralysis, wasting and
decay OF the muscles swelled and enlarged JOINTS painful
sweliings, Rheumatism Tic Doloreux Cramps and
Spasms, &C., &c. This medicine is truly the
King of Rheumatism,
and from the rapid sale and unprecedented satisfaction
which daily given by il its astonishing effects be
doubted s. e.
Severe Neuralgic Pains
speedily removed by few applications of this
deriu combination. The cid and young need have
OF perfect restoration. --
.-- Dead Palsy --
10 completely cured in incredible short time, by
application. No need doubt 1t,
single Bottle will fail to give complete and unbound
ed satisfaction. .-
-- Contracted and Stiff Joints
perfectly relaxed and restored their natural life and
activity, by its use. ". 81
Persons in High Life
who, prejudice, other causes, unwilling to
medicine which brought notice BY being ad-
vertissd, permitting themselves suffer and wrhe under
raga would feel justly proud after rubbing their limbs and
Joints with bottle of this External Remedy.
Loss of Muscular Power,
wasting and decay of the muscles numbness weak back
painful joints all speedily cured by The Of this med
respectfully invite citizens ofNashve and yein
iy who affected with any form OF rheumatism,
diseases ated call agent and procure
pa nphlet and bottle of medicine and confidently
promise you satisfaction -..-. -
AS. IOUATT d CO., Proprietors, Maiden Lane, y. Y,
For sale in Nashville by Up DRoMGooLR co.
Sole Wholesale and Retail A gent
For sale in Franklin, by F. ). WoLDRIDGE,
e % Mnrfreesboro' by J. w. NELSON,
- Fayetteville, McELROY 6S MCKINNEY,
a. a. (" Paducah, KY, by SINGLETON g. son,
g Sc % McMinnvile, by J. b. STONE.
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