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NEW YoRK, Jan. II.


1t now appears that the Emperor of Russia has
been preparing for this struggle for 10 years and has
been supplying the Monaghan and krgession ma
tons in Asia with arms and money, and attaching
them to his cause; and from these sources tls sald
the Car can draw 100000 soldiers, and 1t is be-
Ieved should the war break out in earnest 1t will
rage along the entire line of Europe and Asia from
the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean.
The Emperor of China has ordered levy of
900 900 Mantchou soldiers. 1t is probably too
late.
The rebels viii no doubt reach Pekin before such
an army can be raised.
Should a general war in Europe and Asia ensue,
this Chinese revolution viii become an element in
the great conflict the Emperor Of Russia espouslng
the old Il tar dynasty.
The late accounts do not vary materially from
the first reports of the battle of Sinope; and all con-
firm the desperate gallantry of the Turks. Out OF
4 400 Turkish sailors in the battle, only 1850 sur
vived: and most Of those were wounded.
Ali Bev, captain Of the Turkish Fngate Naruck,
finding the contest between his ship and Russian
line-of battle ship hopeless, threw lighted match
into his powder magazine and blew both ships up
together. \ heroism surprising that of the Turks
has never been heard of IN modern times.
The Austrian papers have assumed a tone which
leads to the impression that Austria will side with
Russia in the event OF struggle; and the LONDON
Tunes referring to this tact slgnihcahtIy say :
that, "lf Austria opposed herself to the general in
terests Of Europe in this conjuncture, she may rely
upon it th.t on her own domi mons the first anC
heaviest retriOutiou VIII fall This threat will no
have tendency to tranquize the nerves of Fran
els Joseph.
PmLApnPHIA, Monday, January lG
There IS an immense procession passing throuGl
the streets this evening. with eligy of NJ. Bedl
nj who is believed to be in the city.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l..
The preliminary report Of Gov. Stevens {
Washington territory, Is Unexpectedly favorable t
the extreme Northern route OF the Pacific Rad
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THIRTYTHIRD coNGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.

SrSArE-A resolution was adopted directing in
quiry as 10 the propriety of extending the laws
regulating the pensions of the widows Of the SOL
ders Of the Revolution and the widows of the SOL
diers Of the war Of 1872
Mr. win offered resolution calling for informa-
ton in regard to the disposal Of the U. 5. Naval
force at the time the expedition from California to
Sonora took place.
HoUsE-0n motion, the Committee on Naval
Affairs were instructed to enquire into the expedi-
ency of constructing a road from Salt Lake City to
California for military and other purposes.
Mr. CaIuthers offered bill giving the right of
way to the ST Louis Iron Mountain Railroad through
the grounds Of the Jefferson Barracks; referred.
Tie House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the resolution to refer the Presidents
Message to appropriate committees, when Mr..
Keith made speech in glorifcation of South Car
DINA and defending slavery great national inst-
tuition
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A Good SeCret.

COLUMBIA, April ], IboS.
DR. J. p. DRooxGooLE Shelbyvle My Dear Sir-Not
long since stated in the 'Maury Intellgencer,
that Sick Headache frequently produced by some fe-
male disorder and that your Female Bters would entirely
cure the Headache W first curing the female plant
Immediately procured bottle, just to try ii, and, to my
utter establishment completely relieved ny wife of the
Sick Headache with which she has been suffering for the
last two years.
You may safely assert that your Female Bters will cure
the Sick Headache which inclined TO believe Is
principally caused by arrangement OF the female ys-
tenn.
am under many obligations to you; and my wife ex-
presses herself by saying that your btters "a power
particularly recommend them. Yours Truly, e. b
For sale in Nashville bv the Proprietor at the Patent Med
icue Store, College street. and by Druggists Generally
IL
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xBYTELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL Of Ia THE IT srlAnsnlr
Niagara.

NEw YoaK, Jan. 25.-The steamer Niagara ar
lived at Halifax with Liverpool dates to the l7th
Sales of Cotton for the week 10000 bales, specu-
lators took 40O0 exporters 1000 bales Market
steady with an advancing tendency. Breadstufis
advancing, $50, -.,-....e. ,.,,.. $500.
: LOUISVILLE Jan. 23- Weather very cold and
freezing The river is rising at the rate of an inch
on hour q s.s.tr s@aa.is5a &
NJ Bodisco, the Russian Minister at Washington,
is said to be- dying. ~
,PIrrsBgRG. Jan. 23-Fifteen feet four inches
water in the channel and falling rapidly.
2 CINCINNATI, Jan. 23-The river has risen four
Eet.since Saturday. Weather extremely cold
Nothing of interest transpred in the markets
IA NV YoRk, Jan 2l.-Rio. Coffee tending down.
wards at II &C. Ohio Flour s II s DC Corn
frmer 81 a 92ac. Pork, $500 bbls Mess Pork sold
at IA 25a IA BE III ,-... .i-.s- -a----a sai
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ey- EoLIAN MTNsTRELs.-The readers OF this
paper will bear in mind that Mr.. Van Lew, OF this
popular troupe, takes benefit tonight. The bill
presented for the entertainment of his friends and
the patrons of the Company is an attractive one
and will doubtless draw Among the novelties will
be found the capital burlesque of Uncle Toms CABIN
- for the first time here. Little ANGELENE appears
as Etu j.; Mr.. DEAvEs as Uncle Tom. Also a match
dance between Mr.. VAN LEV and JOE BRowN.
These attractions, together with Others that will be
introduced, will secure good house
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SUDRIES.


TIE NASHVILLE rMAEGFAcTvRIEG coMPANY
mentis pfe<ided With MACHINERY al
Ieo conn lefe, of themoSt modern consrucsion: ssa
WIN NE best leeancal skill that the country aords ana
Pceay solicit orders They preparsdto execute q
RAILROAD MACHINERY ssetsaaes
a. for Passenger and Frsixhf Tfaha
sr selgnt and Repas- Cars completed and alnnei
seSci pcn cf,rork aEpertnning 10 Rail Roads
n STEAM ENGINES - " -
Doah and stitlonary-fom 20 500 borse-rovsr- .ssx
potiersot the best Tennessee ron - go
SAW MILLS. s.stst-ss-4
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or f;,s -.
ee"pie'e' With the newest and most approved mode
- GRiST MILLS. 80 = - -
atges and Machinery made FOR all sizes eomn,.s.r a.
getner wlth Machinery ferugr Mills and Cotton r.
sRdsrs for blast &C. .l7-- 7,-s'. - - ~
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and an rnacbi,.-x e. NJ.
ing hiils--eoH1s ete-ilase at shortest notice
80 t'i - BRASS AND IRON CASTING, i -,
vi any description, with shafiiag mill o.x,~x
wheels cast iron Bank wants, &c, &c. made 70 srsC,,
Address SoHS THOMPSON. Agent. who is practical ~
ehen,st) or the Undersigned. JOHN Il. JOHNSON
JuhZ4-4y r'e B. 1tN 1esdezx
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TUESDAY MORNING. JAN. "a, 1854.

~ NV ADvERrIsENENrs.-We are compelled
to orait several new advertisements intended for
. this wornings paper We know our friends whose
favors are thus left over for one day viii excuse us
as it's not ofea We are compelled to beg Their in
diligence. e ~
Among the advertisements we are compelled to
omit are those Of LASER & PHrLIlps-who are just
receiving very large and fine assortment of Gro
ceries-and of j. YcRK & Co, who have received
additions to their valuable stock of Books and Sta
tonary t
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egy~ The America broke from her moorings, last
night. while lying at TREES Landing, aud hoated
down the river several miles before steam could he
raised. to get her under way-no damage, except
BREAKING her rudder, which will detain her day or
tw,-C d,,ksriRe Chronicle, ooh.
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tw-DAvIs d SWAMI sell at Auction this morn
ing large assortment of groceries. See advertise
ment
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ianT~tiII SIN feb p r. CHEATilAM Clerk. ac.


- SrrrEE KuCBsy TARLEs one Of lie most convenisaI
lrtices of furniture that has ever been Invented
Common Kitchen Tables with DRIVERS;
Wine Safes. various sizes;
Step Ladders; DO DO;
Clothes Horses DO do;
Clothes Lines and Bed Cords, 't-ssf
Skirt Boards and Bosom Boards; 60
Towel Rollers " into,y Washers, 81 rl.l
Bread and Meat Trays;
ChoppiIts and saw Knives; -4tstls
Pastry Boards and Rolling Pins;
Beef Steak Aauls and Potaioe SsnaEsefs;
Lemon Saueezers ard Bung Starts
Wooden spoons and Butter Ladies;
Cocoa she'll Dippers and Twine Reels;
Scrubbrg and Blocking Brushes;
Rat and Mouse Traps -..tr
Clothes Pms, paient and plain ..9 "a
Table Mats Ialm l. at, Oil Cloth aud Cianesei
Clothes Baskets, variOGs sizes; ~
BaStirg Spoons, long and short handles; --1
Iron Table and Tea SPOONS; aF
Iron 81 itnnlers and ladies'
Saup, GRAVY and Milk Strainersi
Cake Turner'S and Egg Iditers; fA
Cream ChurnS and Egg Whips 80
S,jce Boxes Flour Dra,lges and Pepper BexaS1
Nutmeg Graiers and Japaned Bread BoNsss
Cake TEA Cash, Coffee and sugar Boxes -.
britannia Brass Janaued Lampsand CaiGes'eAS'
Molasses pitchers. Punch jugs and Cigar Lamps
Patent Pocket and Plain Cork screws
French Sleeves and Silver Wirc Sifa'uerS
Salad Washers and Meat Forks various so0si
Cheese Toasters and Bird Rnasersi 1
NaDkin Rings and Nut Crackers
Pr Irons i1siipu Irons, and fl1Gnos irSHs
Cr;mnipp Irons ard Pa;ent Irons $50
Nat Picks and Sa-,iine Openers
Landing Needies-Ske"ers ga
Tea BELLS plated gill;
20. Boilers and Cork Drawers;
CT5nb Brushes, Lamp Glass brushes;
W,infov Washers Counter busters;
Iybisk BrComs and Busting PAM -
SNOW. MACKENZIE Il CO,
House Furnishing Establishment. u College street.
Janis "a
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6rHotel and Steam boat Proprietors, Boarding
house keepers, and private families, will do well to
notice the advei tisement Of A. MoRRIsoN, l. Co.
who have on hand an extensive assortment of goods
in the House and Steamboat furnishing line.
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Worms yerias IA great many learned treatises
have been written explaining the origin Of and classifying
the worms generated in the human system Scarcely any
topic OF medical science has ELECTED more acute observation
and profound research and yet physicians very much
divided IN opinion the subject 1t must be admitted
however, that after all! mode Of expeing these worms
and purifying the bodyfom their presence value
than The wisest dispositions to the origin Theexpelng
agent has at length been fouDdDr MLanes yermifuge
the much sought aerspecc and has already superseded
all other medicines its efficacy beng universally
knowledged by medical practitioners
~ Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DIR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED yERMIFUGE, and take
else. All other yernfuges in comparison, worthless
Dr. MLanes genuine Yermugs, also his Celebrated Liver
Pills be had at all respectable Drug Stores the
United States and Canada.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States.
ianil
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FoR az

1--WE LOTS OF Broad street. corner of Sprucs and
BROAD streets, and adjoining the residence of Cocpsl
Player each lot fronting IS eer Broad street. running
back 1875 feet to Is foot alev. 49,
AlS0-Four LOTS on Spruce street or the Franklin
Turnpike between Broad and Meavock street. fronting each
So feet, and running back $50 feet 10 IS foot aliey
ALS0-FTe LOTS fronting High street. South Of
franklin street each 70 feet 'front.' RUNNING back lsz et
10 a 20 foot alley. 30 -
The above property is free from taxes ebly situated
and affords the best opportunity Tor private residences 10
Offering in Nashville OF us vicinity. -
will take pleasure in showing he Lots to those wishing
to purchase and viii dispose OF the property a credit VI
II months fornOes PAYABLE in Bank and well endorsed
.-t..i RANDALL. W. MeGAYOCK.
ianl9 '54-2w Cnopef1s Block Cherry n
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Shelton DemOss. sdulr, DC,
Is. n.
James Russell and other heirs Oeee'0' 'e'' 800
of Hannah Russell, decd
ID EF0RE the Clerk and Master Of the County Court Of
Id Davidson County. On mOto3 and il appearing 10
the satisfaction OF the CLERK that the following defendants
in the above cause, to wit Helen Dawson who resides
the STATE of Missouri aud Andrew Rnsse Jackson Russell
and Wesley Russell the three last being children OF Miles
Russell dee d. aud residents OF tie State OF kentucky
residents Of this Stale aid that the usual process OF The
Court be served upon them. is, therefore order
ed that publication be mace * paper for thirty DAYS
recurring said e antS to appear al the February term OF
said Court 10 be held at the Court House TIE tus OF
Nashville the first Monday in February 1854, and plead
answer dempT the petition. OhsTwse the will be
taken for confessed and for hearing yts en-
+. H. CHEATKAA.
dec9S-tri "a unt,l ist Fob Clerk.
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Or. Mor,e,s !nvigora,ing Cordial.

The only sure aud Remedy discovered for Gene
raj Debility Physical Prostitution rrilabty, and all the va
rous train Nervous Affections will also remove DcPres
sion Excitement Dislike Of Society Inequality for Study
or Business Of Memory Mental Debility, &c, Sc See
advertisement,
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COMMERCIAL.

i-8b -.sr 81. IN, NASHVILLE, JAM o.
The river in fine order and continues rise slow
ly Weather cold and dry.
CorroS.-Pares are waiting The arrival of the steamer
Arabia Prices are firm however at present quotations
Sales yesterday Of l07 bales at 15a9e.
TcBacco.-On Yesterday at the warehouse of johnson.
Horne Go 2hhds of admitted sold 20 and of
refused at 4 40 lsa sig tl .t-.1
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eJ- Gentlemen in want of seasonab!e wearing
apparel would DO well to give 7. j. HoUGH a call on
Cedar Street His stock is very large and complete
he has in his employ the best Of workmen. See
advertisement.
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Dry Go q q S D.,


Consisting othe greatest variety of Ladies Dress Goods of
new STYLES just received direct from the Importers;
Woollens ShItfs, Women and Genemens Wear superior
black and culored Twed French Cloths and Doe Skin
Cassimeres style Fancy Cassmere Notified Cassmers
black blue cadet and mixed Sainets Fancy Plaid do of
entirely patterns Marno jeans black blue gray and
gdmixed do bright coored Plaid jeans black and fancy
Silk and Satin Vestngs Cashmere and Naleieennes do,
French Vest Shapes black silk Velvet of superior quality
black and colored Tabby Velvets high coOre Cshmere
Cashmere de Coss Muslin de iines Scotch Plaids, Cam
ton Cloths Solid cOlOred Musn de Lame all wool French
and English mernOs, SILK warp Alpaca rich usre, Bro
cade Apaceas fancy coored Alpaca, silk figured Lama
Cloth Ga Cashmeres glossy, black lustring Silks
of all widths fancy coored Silks Dress Silks Of new style
and great variety rich Paris fig Blk Silks Plaid Silks Wa
tered Poplins LYONS blk Silk Velvet fancy Paris Silk YES
ting Baratha do Bonnet Ribbons Of great variety styles
and superior quality, black and colored Maniua Ribbons
Cap and Black Velvet do brown green and blue Berage,
silk Gloves Of all qualities, Cloth Gloves heeced lined,
Mems and Wonens Cashmere Gloves Twisted Silk Mtts,
Lace Mts and Gloves of all the different prices and quail
tiles Black and coored Cashmere Al pacca Lawns Wool
and Merno Hose and half Hose, black, red, blue, yellow
and fancy coored Prints Of every variety four quarter
double purple and English Prints Furniture Prints, Tur
KEY Red do, Cashmere do, new style English do;
bleached Musns and Drngs Of ali qualities and widths;
brown Musns and Drilings of all widths; blue drab,
red green and marble Blankets; large stock OF Bed Ban
kets Crib Blankets steamboat berth do, heavy grey,
brown and white Macknaw Blankets, Dutiil do, Union
twiIed do, Plaid Alpaca 0ravelling) Blankets Negro
Blankets Plaid horse do, white yellow, scarlet and green
Fannes Bed Tckings. 81, IS and fl wde-FurnltuTe
and Apron Checks Hickory Shrtngs Mariners stripes,
and coun;epane Checks Fancy Nett Caps wOoeu Hoods,
wooen Comforts and the greatest variety of Trimmings
and Lace work. white goods of all qualities Swiss Nan
sook Book and Null Musns. Jaconett Cambria, Cross,
barred Musins white and colored Cambrics, Needles,
Pins Silk Linen and Cotton Threads Buttons for Over
coats dress coats pants and vests, Brad Tapes; &C. DC
Also-I5O cases Beaver, Silk, MOleskn and Angola Hats
Kossuth and Mexican soft Hats black white and cCOred
black and coored wool Hats. large stock Of Caps of every
VARIETY Umbrellas OF ali the different sizes and qualities;
new fall syie Silk BOnnets, trimmed Travelling Bags,
Carpet d. Satches Hardware Cutlery, Paper de- &c
The stock the largest offered in this market and will
be sold freely Several large conSgnmens which We have
instructions close The latest styles of French and other
continental Goods compose large portion Of this stock
~ With positive instructions out several
senmens the sale will be made without
DUNCAN, MORGAN co.
Nashville, Jan. Is 81
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF decree Of the County Court Of David
ID son county, rendered at The january Term l854 Of
said Court in the OF James NJ Dann Admir- lsr "
Deborah Damn and others viii offer for sale Thurs
day the I'd day OF February the highest dder at
the late residence Of VIVA A. Dunn, deceased Char
lote Turnpike about 20 miles from Nashville the following
NEGROES, belonging TO the estate Of the said VIM. A.
Dunn, deceased - wit -a
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court, -
January Term, Is5i.


Hannah Jones. Adm'rs, &c,
Order ct fu5ieaton.
Jones & Hannah and Others. -F--
1T appearing the satisfaction ofthe Court that two Of
the defendants in The above case 10 wit: j w. Carter
and his wife Narcss Carter TITS Stale.
and that the usual process Of the Court cannot Be served
upon them Il ordered tAt publication be made for 30
DAYS for said defendants TO forward At the next term
Of this Court be held the Cour House " The OF
Nashville on the first Monday February, 1854, and
plead answer or denur the petition d viii be
taken for confessed as them and set for hear
ian7--m r, CaEATHAM. Clerk. &c.
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REMOVAL.

NT0TICE.-The office of the United Firemens Insurance
Company has been removed from No. 50 Colegs St,
to No Is College street. directly opposite the Sswsnee
HOUSE" in the house formerly occupied by J. H. Curry.
ianl4-lm
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OUR HOLIDAY STYLE.
HOUSE, FORMERLY GRIFFIN HOUSE
Oh rr ANNNCA TENNESSEE-

UHATIANUUOA, II8.N4'IA'fFI-I4.
yuyHIS well known Hotel situated within lew ils.E9
a. cps of the passenger car landing Of the est i.&5
arn M Atlantic railroad, is open under the I;.sA
surer lsion of Thomas Cruched, assisted by MrJ 7.
Rrvson and Lady, This House while under the oonirol OF
Col j. j. Griffin acquired very high reputation as hTst
cassote The present proprietor having secured the ser
vices OF Col Grns barkeeper and having purchased his
most excellent cook and house boy and having furnished
the house entirely anew hopes to retain its h reputation
and merit public patronage. Passengers can be aecommO
dated with an Omnibus 10 and from the boats
THOS. CRUTCHFIELD,
febol-1y Proprietor.
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Terms Of sale will be upon credit Of IL months except
the of 5000, which VIII be required in Cash Notes
with good securities w be required for the balance Of
the purchase money. K. CHEATHAM,
JAM 'J4-dGtw I'd Clerk
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PLOWsI PIoWSII


PLONSI flSON 81. ---
1.-THE Southern STATES that have 50 long <LS<.zT
1 depended on PittSbGrg and CInen- aSfHN~
natl for a supply Of Flows, Wagons and - -.-..,,
other Farming Implements now get all they wsn'
Agricultural aciory MARKET street. Nasn, IL
Tenn We would call the attention Of Planters ano ~
chants particularly to very large STOCK o. fo' 80
sisng Of great many Of the most improved k1 49,. hr,
in use and as low prices as they can De 800 al
from other places At the place may pe on si
kinds Of Waeons Railroad Carts. Wheel BaIros
road Plows Culfivstors and narrows fne-e ,osi
PIows sent can order them direct from ne or , he
the PRINCIPAL dealers in such things IN NassTs Pre-
Leep them Of our manufacture. GkO Y ALl-n arks
Of Agricultural Manufacturing Company, Low an,
street Nashville Tenn - - - 81,
UIExAs LANDS FOR sALE-rcIh - ~ M h.If
SIGNED owns five hundred En1 ~ S -. Isort Essi
'n,S Teas which ae viii sell for cash Or lis
real estate situated in or about ,e T The cultivation
e % - cotton and are we'd t,,eee1sa ~. 900,
cd as any in that section q IL sc al, on ne
| Of investing as above VII Pie L. DAVIS,
s.oa1-1m Nashville and hsngni' { TO 49, = -'
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NEW GOODS! NEW G0oDSH
RECEIVED AT THURsToN & BERNARD's,

No. 0 Union Street.
WYE are now receiving direct from the Eastern cities
w some very latest styles OF Fall and Winter dress
Goods consisting in part of SILKS Brocade Plaid Check
figured and plain Black Persian Cloths and all wool Mus
lin Deanes; Ghemsetes and Sleeves in SETS French Nee
die Work Collars Mourning Collars and Sleeves Embrord
Linen Camb. Hdkf, Velvet Ribbons, Gimps and balloons
and Flouncing, &c. &c. HOSIERY and GLOVES all
shades and qualities Childrens and Misses sizes all col
cod Goods and at low prices will do wei give us a
Sail No charge for showing goods nenx,pn
sep l4-f TiiUi.SloN a DnIH-,N-
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A word of cheer TO the Afflicted. The g

word of cheer TO the Aificted.-The greatest
remedy ever discovered for the Of all diseases OF the
chest and lungs It's believed that no person who Will
give DIR. Williams Pulmonc Balsam OF Wild Cherry and
Wood Napha fair trial, bat will receive immediate relief
and great benefit and acknowledge its sovereign virtues
no matter how desperate the may be-hough the sui
ferrng patient may be hopeless and hanging the con-
fines ofe,enty This sovereign balm viii give relief and
though it may be late cure twill most certainly
suage his sutierag proract his existence, and finally
sooth his passageto hat bourne from whence traveller
returns"
For full descriptions Gifts merits virtues &c, see Pam
phets TO be had Of the Agents Asosee advertisement in
another column.
For sale at all the principal Druggists in this city.
- Il