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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21

EARE REDUCED.-GREAT WESTERN
Il NAIL RoUTE-sIXTY MILES DISTANCE "a ED
LAkE-TO CHICAGO and St LOUIS MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LlNETSCsrryns ne Crest West,
through al ponts ana southwest. either by the New
Y.rk ana Eie RAILROAD Hidsnn River Railroad Peoples Line
Stesrbos OF Harlem Railroad connecting Buaslo With thu
low pr,snre .esubo.s EMPIRE STATE, j. Wlson, Com
mar d. ?; SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, A. Perkins, Comman
der; NORTHERN INDIANA, |. T. Pheatt Commander and
connecting Al DuDhs With th. steamboats, NlAGARA C.n
Miller; KEY STONE STATE, Capt Richards; EMPIRE,
Cart Michel; LOUISIANA, Capt Davenport Aso, con
Al hi ,o with he Cheaso sad Rock Island Railroad and the
CHICAGO and MIssIssIPPI-wh change OF oss or bss
ssTe tetven CHICAGO and 50 LOUIS also with CHICAGO .1d
Galeus Railroads. by calling 81 the CompsnJs otee No l9j
Broa6say corner Dey 81. Newfork
FTesht 20 40 Buffalo should be marsed; Care CAsI
Cley,aLd FORBES Geaeral Freight Agent Buffalo
JOHN v. PORTER. General Agent.
T. y Dusrox Ticket AGENT
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OHICAGO TO st LOUIS
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD

u =
Two s., P,..r s.T III saBaays psel Leave CO $50
,cornsr ofvsn Barren sni SeSrulssss
Fns,-SS Loas DAY Express ......-....s.s. ~
sseop1-Si- Loss Sshs IN ps.ss ...:. I, ~ = N:
Trains Afo1 ,29 mes) ~tuoo mage o. 80
sasssse, and sonoss 9Th h ndo
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER -,
Sk1rninf IN exclusive connection With the f.s'snesf in
tbnuzh TO So Los. Us ni.ssl s,tbaot l,f.iiss
TINE IRON CHICAGO TO ST LOUIS ~ hoUhS.
The Chsseo and asspp sarosd ssssss through iohst
BoomIstoa spsnshes. sAd Casayile 70 ioni ana tne
T,vens PuAlc vi Of the important Advantage O.
this, AN AIR LINE ROUTE TO ST LOUIS,
NOTICE IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS
AZ Aon-Conneetious with daily ine pscfst keokuk
ID ing this the direct Hanniba Qancy kes
kus end Northesseen Mi@oari
Al ST. LOus-Conneetions with Srstclss resof steamer
New Ore.us and al points Lover Mis- issippi Ono
CurbsIiaBd Terpssree and ksosas aivers. also VIII
steamers al points Missouri River making This the
5rec; route ksnsss and Council Bus,
Chicsro, August l. 1855. r. p. MORGAN, Jr. sup't
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ NETWORK, EAsToN, s0AERvILLE, DC.
sflixs ,asAysENysr, COMMENCING spSrL 10, Is5L
Leave New ofh for Ess,on, &c, st A NJ II NJ and
I..v. N.wYorh for sousrvile (vsy) si6P ".
By steamers RED JACKET snd WYOMING, from Pier
MN R. CONNECTING 81 Eissbeghoxn with trains By New
Jersey Railroad foot OF CeaEt!aatS. RETURNING viii
leave ,-,,, 80,
PE
souerriie lvsyl It 5 80 A ~ >,,, ,.,.ny
EIlLAbErHPORf AND NEW YORK
Leave Mes YoEk q, Q and lol5 /. "a. ss a ~ =,
Leave EHzahethport a. IS and = A IA . And = ~
SuccrintfctcBi
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surrogat

of the County Of Newyori sotce j. hereby given
rsuon, HAVING claims asuinst JACOB BOWERS aie OF a
City OF New York deceased present. he With
eu. thereof to CYRUs LAYTON. al hi Office, No "a SAs
ST. IN the City OF New York before The second day
September next Dated. New York The 9Th day Of Mar
1851 SARAH Ann BOWERS. Administratrix
LAWToS LARNED. Au'ys tor AdmintEaitix uioo las6m
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A. N. MERws Auctoneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER a. Co.-Trade Sale
- Rooms No. IS Pekro ~
SUPPLEMENTAL TRADE SALE,
To be Commenced Oct. III, 1904
B. Co. annoance Supplementary sale 20 the Trade
10 be comm the above date. II will embrace conr
buttons fEon all the leading publishers ahodios ala opp2'
such Of the tado unable 10 De Pferen a. o
AatDst sale Of procuring their usual fan supplies
The Catalogue new ~ PREPARATION
MATTHEW JokDAs, AacuonesT.
DY JORDAN e. NORTON, AsctOneers and
I'D Commission MetchAnts No ZIG Broadway tnp stirsl be-
tween FrsnsfD and LeOnsd-sts
IIURNITURE at AUCTION.-All the HOUSE
IL BOLD FURNITURE confirmed in two.story attic and
hiick Horse No. ll5 Lu lowest will be sold a. Acc
ton on THU dsDAY, Sept. q, g; 10 "A Al.
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CIfpREME COUKT-In the matter OF JONAS
III MILLER, en- ab>condiD1 0, eoseesed Sse,o IT.
.acisnsd bsyirg been .Ppointsa Tssse: for ~ as ase
80, II he .ad JONAS n Nj sLfR, sbseond,ns essc2r
a. hereby reqse az persons indebted cad debtor 70
A. account Of al debts and suns of money OWNS ~ ".
speriiyely such Trustees. and TO ne ss9s 90
- day Of October al The lac once " 'eh
Nsvart. IN The City OF firdsoa. 80 -.
AL persons having w the. po<s sSn any poHiG -
Effects ssid debtor rsqsSed TO deliver the nS
ssd on or before the dsy - sp0ontsdj ace 81 .
fo az az aeh,, deliver the5 rescsei We
esnnfs elsisn, ard demands 20 The sad frusSss O. 49,
them on or before the sh cay OF October ss1- DsNs
Oh, the zs,k day o. Anss.t, tsT ,vv
WILLIAM NASH. ffrr"s
.,.,,i,varrn- MAJOR a. BULLOCK
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the County Of New york notice Is hereby oven 10 s
rersons hasi claims against JOHN BUCkhASFER late Of
the Cy Of NrS York deceased rIesent the .an. ste
vouchers Thereof TO th .ubsoiibe the oes Of JAMES u
TRUsLOW No iel Naer-s, IN the City OF Newfork, 20 OF
before The lOh day of nsrh Dated New Yors he Oh
day OF September, l8si , 80,
= isvevIbs Wx p bUcKMASTER }EAo'"'1"
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snrEiYy's Oyyfcf gsw YoRx, Ass 49, lsIL
The above published pursuant to tic noee Of he Seer
tsy and The requirements OF me statue 40 a,b esss
made and provided JOhN OhSfh,
Sheriff q the cry sadSC"unty Of Re Yes.
All the uubio ueyspGpsfs Ia the County VIII Dotsh ne
above once in each until tao Election and then land 10
their bs or erns the tina, they may se sA
hE,s b. Board OF speron and psssrd for payment See
RsyissJ Statute, chapter ,itls sIdss pss D.
JOnN OhSkh, SG<nu
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

or not. Iy impression, however = that 1t "oula no1 ~
just now. | have no means OF knowing whl; kInd OF
goods the japanese would buy or what they have % give
in return The Dutch al Nagasaki believe oFng o..
principally broadcloihs fannels, Holland GIN, hon
ware and money, and receive IN return copper;
camphor lacauered ware and curiosies. ] should
saw that bIoatcloths and haDnels would be q de,
sirrble shju1nent az the weather i deuced cold
in the winter and do moi think that they have any
native wooen manufactures. Whisky champagne, cherry
cordial and almost any other liquids that viii " make
drink como should think would pay, II the natives
ar. "a resdy 70 buy IL they are to drink II when gwen
10 ,L.m We have not been able TO purchase the smallest
,,ife from them as yet but they prsni-e when we 20
down 10 simoda that they will open their stores and Dl-
1a,,s and that we can then get what want The Coui-
rn,dore l. to negotiate commercial treaty with them
econ and until II concluded and its provisions and re-
trcons made known do not see how safe opinion IN
l foyned whether would be prudent TO make shipments
or rot II will taxi time for the trade to develop seii
and for us 10 know what port charges, export and mp9
du,ios they intend establish. While things are III thl-
ur,r.d staie 90 think should be inclined 10 riss
much In the business. Perhaps if small cargo OF the
articles have enumerated sent over from San ran
csco and japanese received in return aud aAea
Iaek In rnediately the novelty of these last would maze
tbe race and fashion for time and paying thing be made
Of H. But Of this those your side of the would
Le better iudres than l. N0us rcrrogs.' The
bo,or of Kskodsh 10 the north is very important one
for our yhsers being easy OF and Just in theT
cruising track while Simoda, at the south end OF the
island will be valuable depot for coal when our steam
lines are established Other ports will be opened hereai-
Ter when the interests Of trade aud commerce demand y
bu. the present is deemed that the two conceded WI"
Io
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

AID a. far hes in her poweE, io The
shame and degradation Of imprisonment When 20 iF'c-
rrsu cannot be counted by gold. $500.
Thanking YOU again for your ex.r;isns an our oehai'
with our thanks 10 the English Consul,
We obliged and obcdieut str.t
wv ~ SSrIIISG EDGAR WARREN,
l. HULsEMANS. j. CHANT inkAEL'
o. T. BROCkNAY. SIMON MfER>,
W
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
We find in our Honolulu files the following ariicl
contained some additional details
NEWS FROM JAPAN.
NEWS FROM JAPAN.
rror, The Polynesisn Extra, May l.

= FronT Tie Poly ynesisn EAus, Nay T.
The American sloop-ofwar Saratoga Capt Walker, ar
rived st this port on the 2sh u in s5 days from Japan
which u the shortest passage ever made:
The 8. brings Capt II. A Adams, T. 8 N, as Doafef oi
dispatches to the Government OF Washington
The point Of interest in this intelligence is The iact tna
Com. Perry concluded treaty of amity and friendship
with the Empire Of Japan at Kennegawa near the Cry OF
Yedo, on the 2sth Of March, 1854 The long doubtful
attempt has been entirely successful and to the United
States belongs the honor Of making the first international
treaty with Japan!
II will be recollected that in July Of last year. Com.
Perry with two steam frgates and two soopsof-war pd
visit to Japan bearer Of letter to the Emperor from
,ha Presdert of the United States asking them 20 relax
he restrictive policy which has long closed that Empire
TO foreign Intercourse Having overcome the reluctance
OF the japanese to hold intercourse w them and by
aoced them 10 presents and the letter nom
sno President OF tho United States, Com Perry took his
ne .hc1ld return in The spriuy fer az Gns~er.
uaviry waited Ir) choo and Chlra IA the ar,dun and
,r,oY ef 1883 ,hc ,qrssron az sprg sppros 2aeI s'e
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

ro..,h Urvnp These men taken out Of the Lngsh
M F,,eIIer Al (;uayamas by the Captsn Of the Dido
n .em. bs, bese men sent prisoners on board the
Erelsh merchant thp, under charge OF gu,M OF soi
Jr 20 be brought here either Tor trial or 10 pm them on
a., av =, for trial there. The E'hebert, wh.n
., nnr BOARDED By one Of & ihs HOs sS ALONE Il se
s,ptry Immediately fred, shooting BRAN through 'he
back OF The neck a; the time Kelly VINO s.oSs On
the deck of the vessel was cut do by heN sI -
10 s,oo1 near him The merchantmen was ordered I'M
,at.ly 10 come 20 and she boarded by Lisl'rn-
an, ard MARINES who demanded the prisoners anu .ook
,Is,n Immediately on board the Dido. The an.hornes
sr,,rv Jfmnnded them back again, and Capt Nasby as
sornsnv declined TO comply with the demand: lh9y
beve been transferred from the Dido TO the " imam !.
Wsrcy in which vessel they will soon arrive at san
Fl Isn,irco.
We biop the statement made by the prisoners before
,beir release. to r. r. Cation Esq the L. = Consul at
MaIatlan
The southerner., 1854-11-25
To dress ind beoutJy the Hair :!
RAILWAYS
Glrcasatau Bll,tt,

MAKES the hair soft, strong and glossy,
and fastens it on the scalp. 1t keeps the
head clean, and rids the scalp from acurf and
dandruff! A few times using this delicious
hair tonic, will make the worst head of hair
rich and luxuriant! Ladies and Gentlemen
who prize good head of hair, will find
Radway's Circassiam Balm to meet their
wishes. Children troubled with sore heads,
scurf, &C., will derive important benefit by
the use of the Circassian Balm. 1t soothes
and heals, purifes and clcanses, nouriskes,
and beautifcs the hair--its roots and scalps.
Raa,cay's Regulators,
To cleanse the bowels and regulate the
system. Small doses regulate--large doses
PURGE Time FIVE hours. Mild and plea
SAINT in their operation! They cure costive-
ness, dyspepsia, billiousness, measles, foul
stomach, scarlet fever, typhoid, indigestion,
constipation of the bowels, cholic, small pox,
dizziness, bilious fever, pneumonia, and fe-
vcrs of all kinds. For sale hy
Geo HoWard.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
uOglG3.
Dissolution U( Purtnershtp in the
Rocky Mount Mills.

THE late Firm of Battle e Son hav-
ing been dissolved by the death of
James S. Battle, the undersigned, as
Surviving Partner, will proceed at once
to wind up the business. He, there
fore, desires all persons indebted to the
said Firm, either by Note or Account,
to make immediate payment.
While closing up the affairs of the
said Partnership he will sell Yarns for
Cash only. W. S. BatAc,
Surviving Partner of Battle & Son.
August 18th, 1854.
ST Raleigh Standard will insert two
months and forward account to this Of
fec for settlement.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
Tarbor0' Academy.

THE Trustees of this Institution
have the satisfaction of announcing to
the public, that the Fall Session has
comm cnced.
Mr.. H. B.'Furrar, who is favorably
known in this community as teacher,
remains as Principal ia thc Male De-
partmcnt.
Miss .Marsa T. F'i<kcr has been en-
.ployed as teacher in the literary branct.
OF the Female Department. Miss F.
graduated with thc highest honors at
one of the best Summaries and subSc-
queutly spent some time as teacher, in
the celebrated 'tTroy Female Seminary
under the supervision Of Mrs. Willard
in addition to this, she bas had several
years experience as a teacher in the
South, having recently resigned her sit
uation as assistant teacher ia Female
College at Pontotoc, Mississippi.
Miss A. E. X,Nistcr has been en-
ployel to take charge Of the music de-
partment. Miss Ii. has had several
years experience as teacher Of music
in the city of Raleigh, and comes high
ly recommended 10y gentlemen we'll
known to this community.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees,
J~o. N"rtoct, Secretary.
August 7th, 1851.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
". A. GriMnler,
FANCY AND STAPLE
EDs"v GoOAS txisL Grocery
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
n T1so
M:..B.BRcH:I 4, q Il: =.

..ss - .j.S y OLrs1ses ~ '.sk
Tur60r0', No. lOl Bunk Street.
TO which he would respectfully call
the attention Of his friends and the pub
lie generally, being determined to keep
good articles and to sell them at small
profit.
lie thinks he can offer such induce
ments that it will be to their interest
to give him . call. Come and sec-!,c
will take pleasure in exhibiting his
Goods, aud will not grumblc it they do
not purchase after examining them.
He will give the highest market pri-
ces for Produce, and sell as low as any
other establishment in the place for
Cash or barter, or good responsible
credit. May, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
RNtlsCay's Ready Remedies
NOS. 1. 2 & 3.

ARE so prepared as to harmonic and act
in unison with each other. Taken separate
ly or together, they will instantly stop pain,
speedily remove disease, and quickly euro
it's cause. No pain can exist or disease af-
flict the system while under their influence.
Nc. Redway's Ready Reiiefis the first
and only remedy ever recorded in the medi-
cal history of the world, that has stopped the
most violent pains in a fen seconds!! Itxafl
stop the most severe pains in five minutes or
less, and will cure the most obstinate and
painful Rheumatic, Nervous, Neuyaisic aud
Bilious complaints in a few hours,
No.. Rad'ea,'s Renorating Resolreat, for
the quick cure of All chronic and scrosu.oas
diseases. It is powerful, searching and
pleasants it cleanses a4id pnrifes the blood
from a.l scrofulous diseases; it resolvesaway
from the bones aha muscles all diseased de-
posits: it elecfrf6es the fluids and solids with
health and strength-the patient will expe-
rience its powerful, soothing, beneficial eff
| fects in few hours after takingit
Rdaseay's medicated Soap-the superior ef-
icacy of this highly medicated compound
over all other cosmetics for purifying the
skin and curing salt rheum, ring worm.
rash, letter, chapt flesh, and imparting to
the complexion that roscate tint which ma
ture intended it should wear. is aoknowiedg-
ed to stand beyond the reach Of rival. Rad
ways Soap is purely haisamie in It's proper
ties. it cleanses, heals, purifes and imparts
beauty to the complexion of all who use it,
For sale by Geo. Nocard, Tarbofo'.
Tr3oro',. August
The southerner., 1854-11-25
NOTICE,

TIE business that existed under the
name Of King C Neal, heretofore, is
this day dissolved
All those that are indebted to the
name of King & Neal, are requested to
settle their accounts with Coficid King,
either by cash OF by note.
Tarboro', March 4th, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
New Cotton Gin!!!
. Superior to any no,o IN use.

THE inventor of the new Cotton Gin
known as "S. r. Parkhurst's Patent
Cylinder Gin," after having spent three
years, and vast amount of money has
succeeded in pcrfecting the Gin, so that
it can now be offered to the public, with
full confidence in its superiority over
every machine for cleaning cotton from
the seed.
The great value of this machine con-
xists in this; that it leaves the cotton
open and free, does not cut or break the
staple, but rolls it off the seed in its nat
ural state, making the lint worth from
one to noo cents per pound more for the
manufactures, Iy actually bringing tn 1t
advance in market. The machine will
not saw or cut the hand of the operator,
and will not catch stalk, stone, nail,
or any hard substance, but throw them
out with the seed. The company who
own the right for making and selling
this Gin, for the State of North Carolina,
arc now manufacturing a large number
and are prepared to fill all orders, giving
full guarantee that the Giu ,cW do
y"sd sercicc, LotA in quantity and quail
ty.
The Gins will be delivered at the De-
pot nearest the purchaser, aud will be
set up between this and the next gin,
ming season, to Jc paid for eche~ tcstcel-
Propit1e'f they gice sdtisfdctioH.
Mr.. G. 9. Bonner, of Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe County is Agent for this
Gin, who will occasionally pass through
the State, and will give full information
respecting the Gin.
March 30th, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
Col. Bcnton's Work

THIRTY YEARS VIEW, or
History of the American Government
fer thirty years. Any person Wishing a
copy Of this Valuable work, will please
call on, or send their names, to the SUBJ
scriber who is Agent for the Publisher.
The first volume will be issued the lst
of April, and delivered Immediately.
4. W. ErnuH.
Grecnvillc, March Is, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
.WO2lLiceLkO.

e"UscNtCCCVOs
Situated in Lenoir county, N, c. on the
north side of Neuse river, ten miles
from Kinston, on the public road from
Newbern to Goldsboro, 39 miles from
the former and 80 miles from the latter
place. The tract contains 1000 acres,
500 of which are cleared and in a good
state of cultivation. Any person wish
ing to purchase is invited to examine
the premises with growing crop.
s. y. CurraWoy.
Lenoir Co., N. c., Aug. l4th, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-25

This is to certify that Mr.. J. a. Car
gill, Agent of the Waterbury Cotton
Gin Manufacturing Co., has put ia op-
Grafton at Battle & Sons Factory at
Rocky Mount Falls, one of the Park
hurst Patent improved Steel Cylinder
Cotton Gins.
That have examined the principle
and operation of the machine, and do
cheerfully and with perfect confidence,
recommend it to tLc cotton growers Of
North Carolina, as the best mschiue
for cleaning seed cotton that I have cv-
CT seen; and [ would further say that
VIC have been using one Of the same
Gins the past season with perfect salts
faction, knowing that the lint is matcri-
ally improved in quality and beauty.
AS to quantity [ think fully equal if
not superior to the best Saw Gin.
Thomas H. HalAiHs,
Sup't Battle s Sons Cotton Factory
Rocky Mount, N. c.,
April 25th, 1851.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
NEW STORE!
New Goods!
ZDt11 39riefa.

wSDDgI5 e HAas,


TAKE pleasure In announcing to
their numerous customers and the pull
lie. that they have opened their NEW
STORE at the Old and we'll known
stand
Opposite Mrs. Gregory's Hotel,
With a new, extensive and fashionable
assortment OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
Which they are determined to sell on
very small profit, and as they were Sc
lected with great care, bought princi-
pa'ly from first hands and at the lowest
Cash prices, they think they can offer
such inducements as will make it the in
tcrest of all to call and examine their
stock and learn their prices before buy
ing elsewhere. Their stock comprises
a rich and fashionable assortment of
The southerner., 1854-11-25
Fall and VinterEGOeds
FOREIGN STAPLE AND
Fancy Dry Goods:

Embracing all the latest novelties Of
the season. 4
Also, a very large and general as
sortment Of Negro Goods, Blankets,
Boots aud Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hard
ware, Cutlery, China, Glass and Crock
cry ware, Groceries, &C. &c.
With every other article to be found
in similar establishments, all of which
will be sold at
The southerner., 1854-11-25

$40 for the plain Threshcr, sS5 for me-
dlum size and 500 forl large size. Horse
power is usually applied to them.
Persons wishing to purchase can send
in their orders or call and examine for
themselves.
Mr.. y. NJ. Rocwcll is Travelling y
gent for the Company, and will also
take orders awd give aay desies,lc ufos-
nation in relation to the machines.
e. II. WtSaW.
WILLIAMSON, lJune, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
GOOD II EWS
Go Tarn1ers
PALMER'S

Celebrated TresAi"s Machines.
THE undersigned is Agent of the
manufacturers for the sale of these m =
chimes, at their prices. He has lot of
them on hand, ready for delivery b.
fore harvesting. TIL y arc d signed +
all kin'ls of grain except In liam corn.
They are specially adapted to wheat.
The southerner., 1854-11-25
UDpl1B,

THE subscriber offers for sale his
Plantation called
The southerner., 1854-11-25

The valuable medicines above named. are
not empirical, but are prepared in agree
ment with the experience of some of the
most learned and judicious practitioners, and
arc not secret, further than is necessary to
protect the proprletors and those who use
them frona loss and ind impos tion, as the
component parts have been made known,
front tinie to time, to per-
L.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEM. F. WILLIAMS, COMPOUND E

II
I'D TRACT OF SARSPARllLA AND I0DlDE OF PO.
TASSA. In presenting the notice and acceptance the
Medical Professor and of the Public general, the above
Patent right TO enhance the value of ois arcie
wish 10 conceal from the of its Ingredients
In order 10 gain public confidence and favor He would
ply sate that Apothecary he has been for
the preparng under the directions gentlemen
emnence IN The medical profession both in KenIucky and
tennessee, the above Compound. Familiar With the best
methods Of displacement and with the advantages large
and powerful apparatus he has sought combine together
the tried and known virtues articles the
ma Medca IN such proportion and in such cheap and dura
PIE lor as 10 furnish remedy of certain and wonderful
emeacy attesed by long experience, for disease
that nesh Is heir to, but large class pro-
geny nat owe their origin and parenage strumous Dia
thesis taint in the Constu and in blood
such as White Swelling, Chronic Ulcers e.
phitc Disorders and other diseases 81 and blood
thai reslsthe usual treatment He subsanate by the
very pest OF evidence here in City its efficacy in Ner
vous ana General debility, Indigestion Dyspepsia, nfa
nation ofthe Kidneys Rheumatism, &C., &c. 1t is con-
DENLY in Diseases Peculiar TO Females such
as Leucorrh9 or Whites, Suppressed Choro-
sis or Green Sickness Without enumeratng
makes the declaration with emphasis and in all TRUTH
he believes he is Offering to the world reliable and
remedy for that formidable evil of Kings and King evil,
the scrofuia IN all lis proean shapes, whether confined
lone ana manifested In the separate tissues the body
whether it pervades the entire system.
The above medicine be obtained Drug Stores
w. F. GRAY, EWIN BROTHERS,
STRETCH & FLEMING, H. G. SCOVEL,
I.G. BROWN, BERRY DEM0VIL,
. G.. W. HENDERSHOTT
Or at the Depot No. 23 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn,
mat22-3md&w b. F. WILLIAMS.