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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-17

MONEY Lent and Board Wanted.
w man of regular habits wishes t, obtain
board, for which he will, If desirable, give tie loan
OF some money. private house. where b. could
dine between IL and one O'Clock preferred lie will
nvet some capital in safe business, which. IL ne
cessary, be will aid to conduct Address post pail
"M ", J" at this Office stating particulars
ian l4-eoSts
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Safety Of the Barque Kilby.

Bosrox, Jan. 1.-THE barque Kilby
has arrived safely to this city.
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Nous DE LANE, SILKS, & NIERI-

large assortment Of the above acme Just re
ceived, at very reduced prices f: r the cash.
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner of 9TH street and Pa. avenue.
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WASHINGTON
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY.

GET, bst'ceen Fonr-and a-holJ and 9Th streets.
THE subscriber having enlarged and rcit,ed bis
Il establishment wi h the most improved ma
chinery, driven by steam, il prepared to supply
any demand with which he may be favored
The facilities with which he is provided, enables
him to manufacture Crackers which viii compare in
quality and price with any in the market.
No exsrtion viii be SPAR d to give rats action:
orders promptly filled and delivered free Of eYrcpse
Country merchants and others sendng orders by
mall can have their goods delivered at the Railroad
Depot, the Canal in Georgetown any Of the Steam
boat landings.
On hand and ready for delivery, full sbpply of
fresh Soda, Buttrr, Water, and Sugar Crackers-
Wine Biscuit, Lemon, and other pic MICS
Jan l4-co3w. TIIOS III HAyENNFR
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"ANTED.-Agoo good rla'n Cook. Washer and
W lroner, and q woman general housework
and TO assist in washing and ironing for family of
four persons, may hesr of permanent situation by
applying at this office.
CO None but women Of good character need an
ply, and to such, good wages will be paid monthly
Colored servants preferred.
dec eft
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Risleys Tdrietc.-The 60 Star" combination at this
popular place of amuse ment, is capital hit The
new additions 10 the dramatic corps of the theatre
who made heir first appearance last night, were
most iavoraby received by the audience. To night,
will be performed the beautiful play of the "Lady
of Lyons and afterwards, the musical farce entitled
"a Loan of a Lover" Between the two pieces, a
favorite daEce will be executed by Mile Gcnevieve
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EOR RENT-Will be to let on the LIST of + CD
L. ruary next, two story brick HOUSE, with a
well finished basement, aud one story and a hat
back bui ding, situated the corner of Vermont av-
and streets north. Inquire Of JNO. P. HILTON,
Agent office on 18th street west, between l. snd NJ
streets north. jan 6-F&Tu5w*
80 FOR RENT-A large and coumodious dwell
g, ling HOUSE and Stores. LIST door east of 18th
Aass street and Pa. avenue, north eide. There are
two stores the premises, of which is now &C.
cupied and paying handsome rent, and which will
be included in the arrangement for tile whole prem
ises. Being in the neighborhood of several hotels
and the Departments, they ofTer q very fine stand
for business, &c. Apply to
HENRY NJ. MOUSSE.
Attorney and Agent, cor. 18th and sts
Jan 5-polw
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REAL ESTATE AGEMcY,

KEAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For Sales and Purchases.
\ ROTllWELL, at his Office, in Tod Fellows
IA Hall, 9Th street has for sale Blu idi LOTS
In various locations, many of IN. yer, eligible and
desirable. Also, several dwelling HOUs ES
He will also find purchasers for city I roperty i'm
proved or unimproved.
Pers ms DIES. rous either of purchaser, e or selling
Houses or Los will find it to their advantage to
make application to him jan o. F&Tu ms
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Found Decd.-This morning, a colored man ar
ried 10 Tile guard house candle box, containing the
body OF new born white infant, which had been
found in the Second Ward. The appearance of the
infant induced those who it, TO believe it had
been sInothered. jury will be summoned, to in.
quire into the cause of the death.
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PGTIor HoP.-The entertainment at the Marhl,
Hotel, Brown. last evening" passed off merrily, ant
to the entire satisfaction of the guests. Ii
sary to say that the arrangements we've excellent.
The reputation Of the hotel and proprietors would
insure that
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Thieves About-We have heard of several burRla.
me- lAtely In our city, and it would be we'll for mer.
chants and others to be on the lookout The dwell.
ing OF Mr.. @. h. Munck was entered yesterday and
several articles Of jewelry and some French coin sto
ien 1t is singular that the thief had number of
rings and breastpins spread out on a bed in the
house and went of without them.
We also learn that some one went to the residence
OF one of cur Auctoneers last night and took from
his coat pocket the keys Of his store drawers and
iron chest, and went to the store, rumnaged every
place where valuabes were likely to be put and find
ing nothing Of importance, left after placing the
keys in the desk.
This morning gentleman, while in the market
h ID his watch tsken from his vest pocket, It was
so neatly done that the gentleman could not tell at
what time it was taken
The subject of improving the current of the Poto-
mac river, was introduced, last night before the
Board OF Aldermen, by John T. Towers, ESQ. the
President of the Board, who brought forward resp,
luton to that effect. The remarks of the gentleman
were very judcious, and reference in the course of
his speech, was made to Dr. Clinton's plan, by which
the current would be brought on this side, along
which 1t Heretofore was accustomed to run. At
present, where there was once deep water Oh this
side of the river shoals had be formed, which were
gradually extending above wafer mark, obstructins
the course Of the river to the detrm en of the city,
The Gcrdiner case is producing the bad effects
upon the general business Of the Court, that we an
hcipated 1t appears that there are about sixty pri
soners in jail, awaiting trial before the criminal
court, against whom bills have been found by the
Grand Jury. The Gardiner is destined to be a
great bore, and perhaps rast humbug. Nous rer-
rons.
The Facuty of the National Medical College for
the District of Columbia, have passed a series of
resolutions complimentary to DIR. w. IL. Saunders,
who has resigned the Office of demonstration u Ana
tony, as he is about to quit Washington for Cali
fornia.
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At the National Theatre, we are to be entertained
to night, with new piece, from the pen of Dion
-Bourcicault, Esq, which has never before been
represented at Washington, entitled "The Willow
Copse" This highly exciting and interesting do
nestle drama, was written expressly for Madame
Celeste, and produced by her originally at the Wal
nut street theatre, Philadelphia 1t will be sufficient
TO observe tina, Mr. BOurcisauIt is also the author OF
The popular piece entitled I" London Assurance, y
which is quite favorite, wherever played. The
evenings entertainments will conclude with the
petite comedy d" Perfecton.'
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'lNHE Industrial Resource OF the
Il Southern and Western states; their commerce
agriculture, Manufactures, Internal improvements,
sabe and free labo. products, History and Statistics
&c, by J. D. B. DeBow, vols. octave, $40.
j n loft FRANCK TAYLOR
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La avenue, q few doors east of Eth street.
jan 7-2w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-01

mshNWiu
sn and there was
a such action. Ii was,
dsh equality OF right under tbu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
DRUGS, &C.
ENRY,S ENYIGnRATIsG CoRDIAI.

TTEERY'S EHVIGORATISG CORDIAL,
! 4 / PURELY VEGETABLE N IT'S COMPOSITION
Ths nvalua5ie Cordial, IS extracted from Herbs Roots
which have been foand after Of experience by The
feinl in The dis for which
Mhi,, il = presented to the pahlie as an edeaeous reme,
may De placed as to m safety In cases OF Impotency He
I sion oftbe Menses, Flor Albus or " htes, for
Debility -IE[
arising from any cause weakness from Sickness
where The patient has been confined bed tiSe
Cordial eanuot be excelied sIuiry OF
Muscular Energy lrrabity Physical Postatinn, Semi.
nal Weakness, Pa!pation ofthe Heast. Indigestion Slug
gshness Decay ofiae proereaye Functions Nervousness,
DC, where Med cine is requred wiii be found
equal, if superior to any Compound ever used.
TO Females.
Henrs IHyigorang Cordial, ia ofiha most valuable
Medicines in the many ComplIiHt- to which Females are
aud creates health and happiness. Less
saherZ disease and nnhappness among Ladies would ex
st, they generally adopt the Cordial
Ladies ~hn d,bitaet by those distractions wh h fe
males are ahe io are restored blythe Of boe ortwo
10 bloom and Nisor. as.
Young Men:
That solitary practice, the existence and
1t te Young wnn are most apt become its Victims from
an ignorance Of She danger TO which tn sajeet themselves
causes
Nervous Debility,
Weakness Of the system, aud Premature Decay Many of
you may now lie suffering mised 10 the
Of disease To hose then, who by brought on
themselves Premature lmp0'eucy. Involuntary Seminal
Emissions Weakness and the Genital Organs
NsFy3ns Affection or any other CT unTesraip
cessy of reRouneing the feicies of
Marriage, -s-tt
essaning both mental and bodily capacity. Hold! Hcus
ns Sbra'iHg Cordial Medicine that Is purely Vegetable
viii aid nature - restore those important functions 10
healthy sa.e, an VIII prove ofseryc you. Ii possesses
rare vrues, general Of disease and strength
eneT OF The system.
As a Tonic Medicine,
his unsurpassed We do place ou a footing
with Gaack medicines, and is append
81 Of Recomm end stiOns, Certificates, &c beginning with
Hear whst he Preacher SAYS and such Lis il
essary, for 'Heury's nyigorarg UorGain oiy needs
trial 10 prove that it viii accomplish al We say.
fhe Genuine E'iienry's iavig0rating COrdiai,v
pun uPin Cz Pannel Bottles, and is easily recognized
he Manufacturers signature the label each Ola, 10
counterfeit ~hich sforgery wei The blown
he glass.
y , sold for g. per Bottle: Six 50 SIG per Dozen
Prepared only by .. + COHEN, No ; Fan Row Vine
teet, below Eighth, PhiadelpHis Pa 10 whom all OR
l rs must be addressed For sale by si speeabe Drug
lists and Merchants throughout the c Bun'r ~.
Fo- sale a. the .eUj Medicine pot No. 70 College St.
y J. D-omcooo, Wholesale Agent the State only
gent in Nashville
decti-6m d&tw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-18
PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE
' LANDS, NEGROES AND SIOGk; in lots suit
purchasers. On WEDNESDAY, the 18th JANUARY,
1854, and days following, al PUBLIC AUCTION az
CoOpervIe Cherokee Ford, Broad River Union Dig
trict South Carulna will positively be sold 10 he highest
bidder. the following described valuable pro ertv viz:
lst IRON WORKS, Cherokee Ford, Bread river,
with all the Mills, Furnaces Shops Hotel Store, aud other
buildings; also the Dam Broad rer and tie priv
leges of the chsrter together wA tract OF Land It from
$500 900 Immediately around the 0Fks and
both sides of the river.
I'd Eight thOus and acres OF LAND IN Es-ta-buy Un-
ion and ork Districts in lots o from l5H 30
n. B.-Plats will be furnished at the tine Il sale
3d. Sixy-seven NEGROES consisting u tA pr,r:e abls
bodied Men, many OF them mechanics and c er workers
in iron, and 2T Women and Children.
4th All the STOCK at the WORKS, consisting Of Cattle
Mules, Wagons and Patterns;
Bar Iron, Nails and Castings,
Oats, Corn, Hay AMI Fodder;
Merchandise such is usually kept in a country store
Hotel and House Furniture.
Terms For the Iron Works and the Lands one-sourh
cash. balance by bonds payable in one thrce yea
with interest from day of sale, and secured by mortgage
of the property.
For the Negroes, fourth cash, and tie balance By
bonds payable IN twelve months with interest om day Cf
sale, and approved personal security.
For the Stock SC, cash. orapprOvej notes az six n1nts
with interest from day of sale and ma Iayabh at ths
Bank of Chester, at Chestervllle, =. G.
Purchasers to pay FOR titles, &c.
The sale Sill commence az CGoperv.ile, at oc'ous m
wednesday the 18th January 1sjf and sill be contin-
ued from day 10 day until the whole property is soid
Persons wishing 10 attend the sale acccmlda.ed
with good board Limestone Springs about SIX r, from
CoOperyle where the sale will take plaoe. Cooper leez
between Yorkvjlie and SparanbUrg CoGr House.
For further particulars apply To
WM b. HERIOT. Cl,arI-.toa.
orto \. ~ IATHAA, CouQtrviiie, :. C.
decs-tFwtd
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4 CUE ANDlFEvER. OR cHILLs AND re.

"A YER CURED BY SMITHS TONIC SYKUP.-ThiS
justly celebrated Medicine for years maintained
speedy. permanent of que and Fever, Chs
Feyer whether of short or long standing; and in
Will fail 10 care, the directions are strictly followed
and carried out.
This remedy has been extensively throu 2hout the
KeBiucky. Tennessee Ohio Indiana Pennsy Iva
MA Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois. Missouri, Texas,
Arkansas Alabama, Mississippi and LDusiaua and has per
manently cured cases. all
varied forms, many of which had been Of from 10
three years standing, ard ha Resisted all the usual rene
dies known the country and In did this Medicine
fail the directions properly followed. Such is
its iHyarabe thata large nGmber of respectable
Practitioners OF Medicine. in various parts of the country,
and prescribe IL in preference iO qlnine and all other
remedies.
The public are that it is only certain ;ts ef
TOuic, but beng composed entirely Of vegetable
medicines, perfectly innocent in all cGSesor cicum
stances, and may be given females inins. ani all per
Cebiitated and deiia constitutions without the
least fear whatever of any unpleasant effect.
This Medicine is composed Osarole 0f the primest and
purcst quality always made By proprietor in per-
son, the established fOrms Of praracy (Which cannot
said the many TOnics flooding Ne-tern and
Southwestern coun) and in th resper5 alone IS rendered
greatly superior 10 the remedies usually prepared and sid
in the country.
B it's aperent and powerful diapRoresc properties adj
ded Tonic qna es rendered sminently superior
qunine and cthe- remedies general and popular
all whatever, where IOys proper to be
administered. The proprietor, therefore respectfully
Nes the public generally give IL
trial. and they will then convinced Ofis supe
nry al other remedies now in use for the purpose
specified.
Persons Iiv districts county subject sgue aud
Fever, hills and Fever,O Bilious FeNers, would do well
Keep supply ofis valuable remedy always hand
The prOp has in his possession thousands Of
tGat of value Civ by persons ho have used it, with
who have s1ld IL largely in
their country well frn many eetIb Prconer
who have used it in TO other remedies a. esss
lis value. J. 2. DROMGOOLE.
No r. COIlge street. Wholesale Retail Agent, Nash
Vile, Tenn decO-d&tH W.
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STORE, Cedar street. near the Post Office, Nashville
Tennessee We respectfully call the attention Gentle
the advantageous that have recent
~ made for The purpose OF a Shng Them with clothing of
superior guilty, a; mucu 10 rates than has heretofore
been charged by similar csth ,huieutS The part
uer Mr.. r. D. Clifton Tesdiu- and remaining continually
Pnadephil) having been for many wears engaged In
the purchase of and the manufacturing of Clothing
in the Eastern Markets gives decided advantages which
returning the bvneH, e customers With this
arrangement aud the pice principle nler our
selves that shall be able give satisfaction TO all who
NAV favor with their patronage.
- Making 20 Order We have in ou employ one
Of the experienced and superior in the United
States and will work give entire satisfaction
Our stock Of Goods hand large and beautiful COM
prising al the latest STYLES oi bucs introduced Gentle
men will please call and examine stock,
CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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ClErH IkEINE

THE undersigned would respectfully in ,a-o>.y-o
L form their friends and the public hat
they have taken the old ssnd Of c. T. Wasou 40 ii,
DeadcnCk ST. where they inteld 10 carry COACH NAk-
ING in all lis branches MeWh keep constantly on hand
aSsornenlo of Carriages which will dispose If on
reasonable Carriages oievery description made to
order promptly. Repairing GOue reasonable terms aad
the public may RELY upon getting her work when promised
Work entrusted to Will be warranted to be Of the best
workmanship and materials.
~ iNG.-Every description of BLACK
SMITHS WOkk executed in the best lnanaer liberal
terms.
~ HORSE SHOE!NG.-We have in our employ expert
encc& HORSE SlOGiS and the public may reyon getting
thei! horses Sod in the neates All w0leer Ur L,
To will be under the immediate suleTIis:ds 1. a
the Propreor ana pains expense spared give sat
sfacoI to all We respectfully Solic itiroln the public
liberal share Of their patronage. ..r
feb 2-ly CRAhS SHEPHERD
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35n REWARD.
sFE y = = ! KIJ.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on tie night of O..

u ANAWhN from the subscriber Tie night cf o..
l the 3rd inst, his negro boy AMOS. He is about ~
90 years Of age ee 10 inches high and weighs e.
abou- 80 pounds Il is a bright nu4ito has straight
hair aud blue eyes and sill doubt attempt to pass HIM
sci! as white lie raised bv Mr.. Dickey of
Sparanbrg District and purchased by Can't lIncs
Ponds Of Sparanburg Z. Il. iieas problby lurking in
the vicinity OF that town. attempt his escape 10
free State He rode of sorre horse leiye We trs
Old which has on both shoulders capsed by warts
and Is Sh"d behind, quick IN 4i5 and steps short holds
hne head Is suaG yer much above the eyes and ncues
to be spitotul. The above reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS
viii be given for the apprehension NJ the boy and horse
the boy 10 be lodged in any jail il the State. All expenses
for keeping the horse will also be paid.
Newberrv, q q. July, W. G. NEBI.
IF
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4 NTI-PATEEr MED;CINE noISE.-ME

res &C fully beg leave make known the public
that have dS,ar led from Drug Store ali Parent
and Propuetory Meticnts au hencei)rt Will engage
in the sale Of them Our whole attention will be devoted
the DrepA and sale Of Legitimate Medicines which
viii warrant to be OF the iurest quality
Particular attention given filling Bills and Prescrip-
tion Our prices will bs found to BE- low the lowest
determined be u1dersold by any in TINS
market We keep no clerks employ but those
perienced in the business
In confirmation OF the above facts all invited 10 call
and see for themselves. STRETCH ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, College and
Union streets Nashville. mover
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JEW DAvID's HEBREW PLASTER.

THE great Remedy for Rheumatism ou pain in the Side
a Hip, BaeG, Limbs and JOINTS Scruiula, Kings Evil
hte S|e.n, Lard 1Un0rs, Stiff JOINTS and all fixed
pains whatever. Where this Plaster applied Pain esnno
exist.
A gentleman in III, South Of Europe and Palestine. in
$50 heard ich said in the latter pace in favor Of
JEW DAN IDS PLAS TER and of the he coaslderedl
miraculous cures II had performed that he was induced 10
try on his person, fer Lung and Liver Affection
the reAOs oi wnich had been the chief object of L
ney but winch hal rSi>. the Jnal and delicious cline
lie accordingly applied plaster the ght side Of his
chest where The pam seated another between the
shoulders and one over the region Of the liver In the
mean time he drank freely Of herb OF laxative quail
ties He soon 'ound his health improving and ip few
weeks his cough lett him. the OwEcSs his skin dSaT
PeIred his pain removed and his health became per
inAnently enstated.
The following is from Mr. Worsiell, editor of the Mas
siiOn Gazette:
''jsSrLEuEN.-Durlng last winter and spring, was so
troubled wh PAIN in my bre .st TO render me unfit
Tor the duiieS OF my CiCe and hearing your JEW DA
NlD'S OF HEBREW PLASTER highly recommended for
similar cases was induced to give il a ral had worn
plaster upon Iny breast but short time. when all pain
d me, and was enabled again 10 engage the abOrs of
The Ghce wOlid also state that my sister, res ding in
Steubenye in this State has received much benefit from
JoHNP wORsTEII."
MassilIon, November y, ls4S.
It has been very beneficial in Of Weakness such
Pain and Weakness in the stomach Weak Limbs Lame
ness, Affection Uf the Spine, Female Weakness, No
iene subject To pain weakness III the back sides
should be without il. Married ladies' in delicate situations
d great relief from constantly wearing this plaster
The application Of the Plaster Hee1 the shoulders has
been lotnd certain remedy for Colds, CougIs Phhsc
and lung Affections, IN their primary stages. destroys
Inflammation By perspirati0n-
Beware u counterfes and base imitatonsl
UAUTION-The subscribers the only General gents
the outhern States for the sale Of this truly valuable
Plaster and IN order 10 prevent purchasers being imposed
upon, by counterfeit article sold in this city and else
where, for Ge genuine they invite particular attention
the tollowing Al.FKS GENUINE:
Ist-Ie gs.4iae IS pr up sal00t eRgiie turned Bot
t51aeI G1ses, not sJkis,td IN.
2d-I genuine has tie eagrarst hsi0f .Jsg DtsR
tbsdirct0ss li tie bJ gtA accO8sgI y record Of
curt to T. Tiy5or Roc5sste+.
SC0FIL MEAD,
III Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
all orders must be addressed
sold also, Wholesale and Retail BY
BERRY & DEM0VAI,
EWIN BH0THERS,
W. 7. GRAY,
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
iaGI2-dIv&w Agents,
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DIR. WEI. MeLANE,

INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.
ESPECTF UIL4N announces the citizens OF Nashville
d and vicinity that he has returned egaln after
dence fourteen years the South, and PermanenylG,
Gated himself in south Nashville at the of WASH
inglon and Pearl Streets where ne may all time; be
by those who may wish TO consult him.
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying 70 the permanent Of the
most distressing cases OF the following discusses vNcr
Affections, Liver Complaints Dyspcsias Chls and
Fevers PleHrse5, Ashmas, Colds Coughs ucpicnt Con-
surnptions, Rheurnatisuns Weak Lungs Fits Drups;es
Cancers, Ulcers, Scro1ous cmopasis Of the Lungs and
other Hemorages; DiarIho Diseases Of he Kidneys Mer-
curia and Vene ea Tauts of the Blood Diseases OF Chill
dren Worms and various other Diseases incident to the hut
system.
During his residence in the South he attended
thousand different cases, all OF which nc treated with more
than ordinary success.
Dr. McIane hopes from his much experience the Med
cal Profession and the degree Of that has attended
his efforts heretofore the confidence and patronage
of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville, Feb 9-ly DR. WM McLANE
"a All Letters addressed, postpaid OF S1rih Nashville