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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-05-20
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE Established Is
wears ago by DR. klNkELlN. The Oldest, surest and
best hand all forms of secret diseases of the kn and
solitary habits Of yaath, IS DIR hlNkEllN, n W. corner
Il Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine,
aud half squares from the Exchange Philsdelphia
Take Particular NOtice.-There is habit which
o, teach each other al the academy college habit
iueed in when by themselves in solitude growing up with
The boy 10 manhood and which, If not abandoned in due
lime not only begeS serious obstacles 10 matrimonial hap
uess but pIves rise q series O pTOaced insdious and
ayssa affections Few of those who indulge in this
ernico, practice Of the consequences until they
md system shattered feel strange and unac
,ntabe feelings vague fears IN the mind The indvldua
becomes feeble he unable 10 abor with accustomed Vl0
ar or 10 apply his mind study; his tary and We
he "a dull and rresolue the countenauce is dewncas tie
ewes without natural luStre samescedneSs is apparent
l4cgt symptoms attch St"td d0dSea ts dettOt OF
tias. similarly afflicted.
he victim be conscious of The of his decay and
having n4Shed the odiOuS practice, he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions which weaken aud shame
him. producing mental and physical prostraiion. Ii he
emancpate himself before the practice has done Its worst
aud enter Imony has marriage unfrutul, and his
senses tell hlm that This is caused by his early toes
Too many think they viii hug the secret 10 their own
hearts aud themselves Alas how often is this fatal
Clu5Iou and how many promising YOUTH who might have
been ornament L. souiey, has faded from the earth
Young Men !-Let uo false modesty deter you from
making case known to one Who from education and
speciabv alone OriTIgni vou He Who nlacas himself
under DIR. kINkEllN treatment rel giouSly condde
his honor gentleman, and IN whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret oi the patient
Country InVHiids.- Finding II inconvenent TO make
personal application can by stating their explicitly to
Jeher with all their symptoms per letter post paid have
forwarded 10 them chest containing Dr h : medicines
snproprated accordingly, and be cured at home
STRUCTURES OF the Urelha, weakness and ds.
biltv promptly cured, and l vgur restored All letters
remittance Of 25 cents in letter post paid, ad
dressed 10 DR. Enkelin Philadelphia will Ls book
on the Secret lnhrmues ot Youth sept4-wly
NOrICE.-I nave nue RED SuIrHuk SPRING
~ m xv,,fIaE - If.
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WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER.!

WALL PAPER! WALL PAPERH
ON HAND. fine assortment of AbI pFss%
~ French and American Paper r12ffA NM
lIangings for Parlors, Halls Dining {1ys 49,
Rooms Chambers &c. 0EIA >AvSSxES
ALSO, large lot of cheap unglazed Papers, Dorders
Fire Screens Window Curtains, &c, at
KLAGAS GORBEY,
Nashville Wall Paper Store, No. 90 College St.
N.B-Paper Hanging promptly attended to, warranted
done in the beSt manner an2g sal
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SAINT LOUIS MILLS FOR SALE.
IAyING purchased large interest in Iron property
located in Decatur county, Tennessee have de-
termined to sell the above valuable Mills at auction the
stof June next together with sixty of land which
the mills located. The sale will be positive and with
out These Mills located miles from Port Royal
Montgomery county, Tennessee on the waters of Red River
Adjacent IS line wheat growing country and easy Of
The Mills capable OF turning during the year
about ten thousand barrels Of superior flour
factured by any other mill in the country.
We will also sell fine stock of mules cattle and hogs
TERMsOne third cash. and two years for the balance
5. X. MOODY Il co.
will sell at the same time if purchaser can be found
my farm containing five hundred and fifty Of land.
Ii is located in Montgomery county, Tennessee and is
Of the best and most convenient the county Terms
above.
ap22-td d tww 81 MOODY.
- The Louisville Journal and Hopkinsville Free Press
will copy the above weekly until day, and send their bills
to this office
G1OO REWARD-SIelon Monday night Sd
NIUU inst, a light SORREL HORSE about Is hands
two three inches high large blaze in his face, large
white spots his side belly, his hind legs both waile,
about y old moves very fine PAGES well The above
REWARD will be given for the apprehension OF the THIEF
and delivery of the HORSE; or TWENTY-FIVE DOL
LARS for the delivery of the Horse at my residence
sp6--lmdw6w THOS. HARDING.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Runaway from plantation near Thbadoux, Louis
lana, negro man, named SAMPSON, about % yeaiS O..
old about feet inches high. light complexion, has y
s down look think he has a on his forehead O.
read and write some and probably has pass. lie
was brought from Nashville, Tenn, Two wears ago and
owned several years there by Sam Watkins, Esq. lie
is brcklayer and he may try to get TO free State The
above reward will be given caught out the State
delivered to us, fifty dollars if caught in this State
lodged in any jail so get him.
mar25 ,,4-w2m NELSON & D0NELS0N,
Near 1hbodOuX,
ENOR SALE-A tract Of land lying New hjrteis-
Il vile, on the Lebanon Pike containing IS acies, all
cleared except 10 acres The Improvements consist Of
story Frame House, five Roons good Cellars, kitch
en Smoke House. and Servants Room; also good Buggy
House. Two excellent aud neverailing Springs II de-
sired the crop and stock will be sold with the place and
immediate possession given. Apply TO
WM. L. BOYD Ir
ap30 General Agent No. 80 Cherry st.
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800 REV ARD!


TOUR MORE HORSES STOLEN FROM MY Nn
L PREMISES, mile and half N. w. of QNs
Nashville Wednesday night the Sd inst, OF the follow
ing description viz
One fine young bay Horse about Is hands three inches
high about six wears old.
One other rich Dappe Bay Horse about the same height
but not quite heavy about eight nine years old with
or both Of his hind feet white.
Oae oher-a Sorrel Horse about or eight years
old nearly seventeen hands high blaze IN his face aud
or two white feet.
And other Sorre Horse four years DID, about fifteen
hands high, all four of his feet white and large blaze in
his face. He also has the marks OF the harness him,
particularly about his shoulders
The above reward will be paid by for the spprehen-
sion OF the thief and return of the horses. Or will pay
htty dollars for the apprehension OF the thief alone. Or
fifty dollars for the delivery the horses to IN the
my6-tf THOS. HARDING.
NJ EDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY
VI tested during the past year. by many of the most
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser permitted
to refer to Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant cured
Of most nveterate Scroa Also the servant OF Mr. j.
Collins Of the disease Five of Cancer have
been cured; twenty of Bone Feo Mr. r. H. Joness
cured Of Sore EYES, ae- having been under the
treatment of two of the distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons In Nashville
and its vicinity be seen who will vouch for the great
benefits OF his Of treatment without the OF the
knife mercury.
Cancer, Scroula Rheumatism, Fistula Mercurial Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes, and all i'm
puritieS Of the blood
prior to coming to Nashville. Those interested,
pectuy invited to CALI examine and consult free OF any
charge
novl0-ly EDWARD THOMAS
ID. X. CLAIBORNE,
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MARSRALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
Z P0MEROY N D. Inventor and Proprietor

None Genuine uOiout his Signature and the SeItan Sig
nature Of tie Grgfsn5urg C5mpday.
TT is well known that Dr. Pomeroy the dscoveer of the
Justly celebrated Marshals Uterine CathOiicon one
of the Oldest and most skul physicians in this country
The medicine, prepared by him, has attained reputa
tOn far beyond that awarded other medical pre-
paraiOn and wherever has been used it has needed
Recommendation, save its own beneficial Effects
But thing has retarded its universal adoption and
every of uterine disease, and that is its price,
which has been three dollars per bottle.
1t is well known that five of every women in the
country, B years of age, afflicted with the
plants incident their formation and attendant upon the
function Of menstruaon We all sufferers that
Marshalrs Uterine Cathoicon will them if vital
part is injured rupured and it has long been
deavOr sell the medicine at price which will bile all
purchase it. This has finally become practicable and
that the price of this estmabe medicine
reduced to {, ,50 per bottle
1t is invaluable remedy for diseases OF the Womb
and its appendages Urinary Organs the Kidneys and
Bladder,) and diseases Of Pr gnancy-Proapsus Uter,
Falling OF the WOmb-LeucOrrh0ea, Whites, Flour
Albusa Irregularities of the monthly periodical turns
especially painful MenstruatiOn, suppression and
observation-disclosures of Urine and scaldng OF the
diseased action OF the Kidneys, BlOstng DrOpsi-
cal Swengs. Aso Spinal Complaints so called are gen
orally the result of this class of complaints and will disap
pear where they exist in the raO as the Uterine
reIoyed-Dseases of Pregnancy such Acdity Nausia
Vomiting, Indigestion and Paintings.
Also
The Grafenburg Dysentery Syrup;
An nfalible remedy for all bowel complaints In Asia
tic Cholera and Cholera Morbus il Mas wonderful power
1t cures Dysentery, Diarrhea Bloody Fux, Gripping and
Strainng, Cramps &c, dc.
In bottles at 81 and 70 cents.
The Children's Panacea
Is known to every mother who has used it. as a most
invaluable medicine for the removal of and ,Or all
diseases that children suffer rom-l2 months old
years. Wherever this medicine has been used,
Mother will consent to be without it, in her family.
For sale BY all Druggists town county, from whom
PAMPHLETS
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FOX s. rOLHEMUS,

So Broad Street, Corner Beaver, New-York,
Ofer for Sale the toao1Uing Heary Cotton Fabrics:
NTEW-EEGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
numbers hard and soft also all the various widths OF
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising
cry variety known the trade and offered at the lowest
rates.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodberry and
Extra full asSortment OF this superior
fabric.
WILLIMANTIC COTTON DUGK-l6, Is, 20 and %
InCh all numbers hard and soft This fabric awarded
highest Premium the London Worlds Fair, also at
our Stale Far.
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DU0K-Plain and twilled,
manufactured BY The GTeeawOods Company superior
tCle for light SAILS tents awnings, &c.. also Mount Yer
non TWied Ravens Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills iir. Cotton Ravens plain % 10 p inch Heavy do
d..
COTTON SAIl. TWINE-A full assortment.
TARPAULINS, HAMM0CKS, sTUFFs, &C.
PAPER FELTIEG-3O Ia II inch, made very heavy,
e. pre- sly for dTieT ielt5.
CAR COVERING Cotton Canvass all widths. from 80
H. 5O inches ali numbers made expressly Tor
Ia and railroad cars, perfectly and permanently
y .er-praGi and more enduring Than the car itself.
ENAnElLING CANVASS. 80, 40, a. and 50 inch
PLAIN and t,glled. in every variety.
BAGs AND EAGGING-Ol every description. Scam.
les Bags whole, all size, bales of loo, 200 and
gJ1 combining strength utility and cheapnes for grain
aud meal are unsurpassed
Also heavy Gotten SdCEny AZ inch Canvass, thread
Warp aud Filling, heavy wed, do. do 20, p, 40 and
al inch.
WOOL ShCK5-N whole all sizes and desiTs-
bic article feb25 '54-lyd.
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N. RHODES, M T. HAGEN, W. Il, cAsoN,
Late of Tenn. Late of Nashville, Late of Columbia
RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
40. 34 Sycamore Street, East side, bs2or Second,
E.# CINCINNATI. ~
Will give special attention to Forwarding Goods Pro-
duce etc also the purchase and sale of all kinds of Pro-
duce and articles of CINCINNATI and PITTsBURG Mannae
lures
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally.
JAMES COLLINS CO., Pittsburg, Forwarding Agents.
jan4-d W 4 W 6m
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND LAND
FOR SALE.
DEING determined to remove 10 Texas, now Offer my
ID valuable Mills and Land for sale, lying Elk Iiver
a miles from Winchester. If do not sell privately by
tine first Monday in October next will al that time sell
the highest bidder front of the Court House in the town
of Winchester.
1t is well known that this is the most valuable water
power in Franklin county; il not the best in the State Of
Tennessee. The GRlST and SAW MILLS on it are in
good running order and the best in Franklin county.
They situated = miles from AsOna, and three miles
from Dechard the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
The water pow is capable OF running amount Of
chnery. ANY person Company that may desire 10 90
into the manufacturing business have opportunity
of procuring location superior to any in this country All
such respectfully invsted to and examine for
themselves Connected with the Mill property is tract
OF Land containing 10 acres which viii sell all IN
body divide into lots TO suit purchasers. 1t is all well
tmbered with the exception of about 30 acres which is
cultivation. Near the Mills is GOOD DWELLING and
cut houses and convenient the dwell ing there are three
excellent springs Of pure FTeestone water besides others
There also two fine SULPHER SPRINGS the trac:
afordng good. Sulpher water be found in the
State
The location of the residence high and healthy and the
scenery ia beautiful.
sy@ will sell this valuable property on terms to suit
for cash or on credit Long short
credit will be given. JAMES II. ESTILL.
apll3-d.tw. VT
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CEYEN THOUSAND Papers new Crop uarden Seed,
inst received and warranted fresh, &c comprising all
Inc aeties brought market Extra Early Peas Ear
y Nav Peas Six week beans, Glove Onions &c, by the
GaIon Also Cabbage Button Onions &c, &c, by the
pound. " bno"N
NO. ~ Oolege Sfreet
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We THIS DAY

4 fNOfARlNERsHIP.-I HAVE THIS DAY
~ assocaied With me In tn Wholesale Grocery Com.
mission, Receiving ana Forwarding Business, Mr. Will
LIAM PHILLIPS, OF Nashville under the name ana STYLE
of LANIER d PHILLIPS
nov2 !. II. LANIER.
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A SPARAGUS ROors.-4ooV on hand anu Tor
"A sale b. Ifet24 81 10. bRoWN.
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SUNDRIES.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.

ALL PAID IN AND SECURELY
THIS COMPANY being fully organized. according to
Charter is prepared to write Policies against LOSS or
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Buildings, Goods, Wares and
Merchandise generally. Also. shipments against loss
damage by Seas. Rivers Inland Transportation
the most favorable terms.
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates.
Office No. 80 College street. East side, between Union
street and Public Square.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL W. T. BERRY,
ANTHONY w. VANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN kIRkMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., X, c. McNAIRY,
THOS. W. EVANS, HUGH McCREA,
WESLEY GREENFIELD
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAMES WALKER. Secretary.
Nashville, April 80.
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NTUTICE.-l have nne RED SuLIHO SfklNG
y in Macon county, Tennessee, six miles north Cf laaV
efe on Puncheon Camp Creek with small improvements
he nrnO 10 accommodate those who wish to visit the
IriUg ,is Summer. will rent sell or take IN partner
Ia carry on and m up with buildings ur the purpose
Of accommodating those who may wish 10 visit the Spring
- ELIIAH ROARk
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LNOR SALE.-A Brick Dwelling, with rooms, No
l. 52 Church street between College and Cherry.
Also two desirable Lots in Edgefed each lot fronts 100
feet on Faiherland street.
Also part of Lot No. A. in Laniers addition to South
Nashville, fronting "a feet Washington ST., running
back ia feet to alley, Apply at No. 6S Cherry sts
JOHN L. 4 r. W. BROWN,
Real Estate Agent
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MAN KNOW THYSELF.'

Aa hvalNaJle Book Jor p cents 'E'ceyy Fanaz.
SAoUH hare Copy"
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold in less IgHIEA1
Il than months. \ edition, revised kISk1HE3
and improved ist issued cEEY
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COTTON SAIl. TWINE-A full assortment.
% % 70 IL LIS IL HNNnnKC cTHEHS IL
PHIInrnYEN OF FEMALES FRIEND.

For the cure of Painful and Dsordered MenstTuatiou,
Miscarriage Abortion, and the relief Of all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant ON
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VrINE RAZORS AND STROPS-2yO dozen Wade &
IL Butchers celebrated Raz5rS among whIcn nne as
sOrtment Of WARRANTED KAZ0KS, in Gases Of one Rar
each for private uSe also further additional siocA o a
bers Razors; also Wade BGcher's Razor StIelS ne"
I' Cole ge street.
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Z m. a..
nsAa1h " 0haAi'tsIes ASp sAvANNAii..
There we're ny deaths from yellow fever in the
city Of Charleston for the ~ hours ending at o
II. N. Of the 2lst. The News ii tho 2Ist says: i
row sra IN ws1s - h's;se.s IN srsrss
cseral ;n
iii, ds,rayrs y y. 4, ~
en Il % y NV v
~ e., ;etad n IA
1 ss,.,' !. y = y Y, Sc,
Hs onieiat report 81 SHOWS = epeai
Of i6 interfaents, ~ of which we're yellow fever
cases The Georgian Of the 23d says 81
The forecoino l. the most favorable report
publiahed since that Of the Cd Of this month
nr ;nformation assures ID that the new cases
Of sickness are daily becoming less numerous.
Tbe Movnrsof Mobile sntiTrosea "a aend two
Fnhva;c;ans to Savannah. which Offer the Mayor
pyo 'fena. has accented by TELEGRAPH.
\ From septenber q to; lie 49, $20, 12S go had
haa,, recs;yed ~ the Mayor ~ IN, IN IN
reIief o9 The sufferers u. s :. 80 :. 81
Y AEEcf,oTE or HoGA RTH - few months be-
fore iris ingenious artist was seized with the
srnalady which deprived society, Of one Of its
most distinguished ornaments. he proposed to
his rnatcliless pencil the work he has entitled q
Tail pieca-ti6a frst idaa Of which is said TO
have been started n company. while the CON
v;vifl olass Va c;rculatino romnfl hs o,yn table
f envy next undertaking, said Hoearth 80 shah
be the End Of ali Thiness n b 81
ssIf that Il the case renl;ed one Of his friends
i vour hnsiness will he fnished. forg there will
he an end IA tbe rainter. ssS
q There win ~ ~ y, a,,srered Hocarth. sich-
ing heavily. q and therefore the sooner nv work
Il done the better. D, ssl1T. ssE
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sFryHE ROADsTo HEALTH V
II ---------.I Il u n " 4 is p Ii.

Hotr NV Ay,s Pills FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS. DfAR-
RfiA AND DIsoRDEREp subject to ihsss
cannot use nyauAbe Rifs
Iii The diet attended
Their Strengthening mature me
,sd tone the
er6 Bile and Disorders cured b their
and those suffering hot climates
cannot adopt eaeEiual than
They are ais Family Medicine extant
E Of troiesof strand
Dealers il Medicines at cen 81
81 20 Wholesale V ths
co. New Orleans
.sYrs 10 ~ hos X aus ms
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RIY.ER. STEAMERS !.

WI fsass 81 ste ceiasx = IL
ENDR SHREVEPORT 2R AN a.g -
Ia sssanref 81 TSvs1s n - - I
w y ,'sss sss & ss
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s. 9. IT WAS DONG 40 Coon. Il - popular but
somewla at eccentric divine. not o hundred miles
from Glasgow, and living in d collier district Sc.
yerely visited with the pestilence, lately prayed
10 heaven &. to stop the oholefa, as i was doing
no good, :, s.. S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-28

+ Ia the Newbnryport Mass police court re-
Gently. gentleman was fined s6 90 for kissing
d buxom irish lass without permission
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The Tuscaloosa (Ala,) Observer says the Off
GERS of the Land-ofIice at that place have re-
ceived instructions from the Department at
Washington to commence the sale of lands at
the graduation prices provided for in Mr..
-(Yobh's bill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-28

DIsMIssED. Mr.. q, NJ Keils, the gentleman
who brought suits against a number Of gin
owners in Barbour and Macon counties, Ala,
under section $50 Of the Code, has issued card
to the public, defending discourse and motives
from the assaults which have been made upon
them, at the same time stating that at the re-
quest of personal friends (Whose letters appear
in his card) he has withdrawn the suits. This
will probably allay the excitement which has
been raised, and restore quiet to the counties in
which the cases were pendinr asfs
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ARRIVED.
MEMORANDA

steamship ST. lagoon the 3d Instant and
The Nautilus the late gals on the
fh instant Galveston and from the north
obliged stand out from The Of btszo ~
f,s days ray overaowsd but
very iitl# property damaged on eli her Iaind s
The the It'll instant reports the fol-
lowing steamers port loading ksek Scott Illinois
and Met on the i1 81 Louis;
Aabs ms Big Eddy; Chancellor Ce Girsaadeau csssal
Paaes sh, Paa, Chalk Banh Bunker Hill No at
James Robb Island i6 a David at Mitch
eis D aiA Eliza athand "A aground Ele
pau Island; Early Stakes Bind seth, kenuet
al Aiiliken,s Bend Saianak at ponaldsuyile
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The Mobile Tribune Of the 26th says
We regret to learn that Mr. Samuel Huge
was yesterday badly stabbed in rencountre
with Mr. j. Hartley. The latter was also
slightly wounded, We did not learn the par
ficulars ss ..s:s .ss. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-28

DISCOVERY OF Brass MINE. Professor SAT-
fold. the State Geologist Of Tennessee, has dis
covered near Rodgersyille, in that State, an
extensive mineof what is said to be unques-
tionab1y brass.
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EXPORTS.

ST ARES-Schr Visorah fou, do whiaky, do lard
bacon, rope, 20 sacks and ssndea
SHAyRE-shp Reguator-sqss balea cotios 5000 staves
BosToN-Bsrk hemp 800 sacks eorn lss hides
$40 bbls molsssss 5000 saves.
HAVANA Brig Daniei--9s 800 aiaves. Ef
CORPUS CHRsTschr bbls fonr, 81 do
whsky5 % sack 80 boxes 10 Dc
aais atierces hams 5000 rect lumber and
4 snndIies. - s& ftsst
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Louisiana Mutual Insurance Comrany
{ ! - = q. CHARLES BRlGes. - <
r ANTOINE eAHRiERxs yks Fzssidsrk

q. r. JANHIEKs saetesAiy. " "a sEs ~ 88sss7E 5 5
sBp4xRDs OF Tx HSTaRHs SsxS
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.Qz1espIs
Fauiln Martin, y. al ytnlefas
u. NJ Joseph t1rnzAs
.rren54S
G. Fsgbst OF A. xe$
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n sJehn n. Hauteuap, * Ed.sard iHraaIs
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s. Pasaan. W. G. TeapIeton. ssss
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u; n BTaglss, s si Antsnis tdsa, fsssss
Haile, RioEnarf
SUBSCRIBED CAPT
rsraf priufipte
the profits ANNUALLY
10
tie one % CaHr
Notes sl be axa5 70
with mhlt
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a,,o +;.,,, E,,ao iyo1s AZ fhn
g oonn =, ], yfsas, s,..tas
nouSe =.
sisu = aion' - s - 49,. - 3f
There was severe thunder storm on the
morning Of the 10th at Newburyport, and the
house Of Moses CurVier was struck and nearly
torn to pieces and one Of the inmates injured
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the Grand Jury had found true oil against
DIR. Thompson, but that IT was probable ne