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ApELPmI THEATRE.

Second night Of the eminent American Tragedan Hr.
GbO -GE IS. JAMESON, who will appear fF the hrs fine
here as INGOMAk. Louise Reeder Parthenia My fei-
low clerk wiz appear.
Eud ~ evening Get r. be acted h favorite play Of
I>GUMAR. Iugomar, Mr.. &. ". Jamison; Parthenia,
Louise Reeder.
MY FELLOW CLERK. IN rehearsal Precious Betsy"
'Mllp suttas FiTst.n
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VIII ssH 70 hs hArAs~t eiiasr ~ fursiay, ne iss
4 q oct1brr 81 ne rrsiteaes q 5a " ss cur @s
on Nassgs. ne Lstasoa fe44ts 500 - 50 - -
"a n Ha,ssshall ana AilfAea 4afaAfr All ~ p 80
10y csn.ate 10 80 - deed % ifest iasaiias q -
FfAN8 AIS dad Is ds-e 81 1s1H4aF1 A., ~At -Al
.sl,ssrsi ia tta seEsisrs olre. taak 1912, Pzfe -.
ffrr.s fsssia knaua - rs ias "a saie
-sess.f D. PAYNE. rFustec.
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nnc Ifnndre,i nolInr
FOE rae COUNTING RoOM.

DLANK Checks and Notes ali The Bans;
IL Blank blis Of Exchange and BLANK Drafts;
Check Tins, Book Rests, Bit Files;
Baa. e,si Ca,es, Writin- -sks, Letter Presses;
Copyin books, Copying Ink, Csrune Ink
Bills Of Lsdiuy, Railroad Receipts, r nciis;
India Rubber, Erasers, POunce iuKstauds;
Commercial \ ole Paper, Letter Paper,
Bin Paper, Bill Books, Steel Pens;
Memo Books, Diaries, POST O. boxes;
HlH Heads, Counting House Racks,
Parallel Rgles, QlIlis, boid Pens
Prope1ing Pencils, &0., &C., &c For sale by
octi2 BUG CHARLES ". SMITH.
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FOR MEHPHIS.

TEHE Regular United States Mali CT -,
L Passenger Packes, JOHN SNIP gzgsL-H sSs7
S ~, JACK DAVIS, Master, win leave
for the above and all Intermediate ports FLlUAl
l2th inst, O'Clock P. ~. For freight passage app!
on board to l.. DAVIS, I .,,s
Octt3-ft A. HAMILTON, "sN-'
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SILL ANoIHER RIcnNoNn M rur Err ".

STILL ANOTHER RICHMOND iSr THE FrrrD. We
mentioned ieS days ago that ti.ese we're i've com,
plcte and distinct State tickets in New York; since
then tile temperance party has determined to make
another Ticket and tue liquor dealers have Gated a
nven'ion 20 make ticket for themselves, and TO
crown the whole the Mirror suggests an eighth
party Of the bet men with an independent ticket
AZ this rate there will soon be many candidates
as voters We suppose Il viii b. a sort Of scrub
race, and the motto OF all will be the devil take
the hindnost"
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HoGs-COn;racts have been making for hogs
through the week at S6aS6 IS net at which prices
are firm. We hear OF the sale Of / 900 head BY a
parh.honse owner At S. from the hooks. The
Cincinnati quotation Is 50 s5. A letter fron Allen
couuty says hogs are selling there al Is 25 net.
which i equal 10 Sc s0a6 rs hefe.-Loa jour.
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~ The Now York Mirror sars .

FitLInusTERiSG.-W have received information
that an extensive hbusteriug expedition is now on
foot from the United States 70 subyert The existing
government Of Republic south of "a. II is stated
tbat an ex-Secretary vi State Of that Republic nov
or recently in this county, ia at the head of the
expedition, the present Chief OF that Republic hay.
ing dismissed him for pecunisry peeulation. viii
che federal ant. critics at Washington attend 10
This
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BE NOT DECEIVED, re OF LITTLE FATE
I'd 'EasHg AsEsgEss

ARTICLE 1sT.-sECTIoX 1sT.
DO assert chat the Spectacles sold by the CON-
l. CAVE CONVEX GLASS rs the article As those
known In this city the Brazilian Pebble and Tor the ben
eft OF those interested will back my assertion with
One Hundred Dollars.
Sfc ID Pie notice the difference in prices The tie
Gle Tor mich you have paid fifteen d5srs viii sell for
Those for whichyou have paid Eve, viii sell for three, u
an cases war anung NINE to be the same quty Of Glasses,
the quality OF metal equal, aud Smast p superior.
SIC Sd. Please notice that sell for cash, my prices
testify. J. FLOWERS -
OctI2 Union Q.
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NoETHERS DEMOCRATIC SENTNENr.-Th Chicago
Democrat leading Democratic and Anti American
newspaper at Chicago, Illinois, says:
The same Democratic principles, that make US
detest slavery, make anxious for healthy foreign
immigration as the best means Of getting rid of it,
A FACT FOR THE SourH.-The Southern Sag. Nicht
editors are basely and calumtiously charging that
the American party North entertaius abolition senti-
meats, and yet we find that the editor Of the ST.
Adams (Ft) Messenger was erpeiief from an Amer
lean council Tor expressing the opinion that ''the
American party would never succeed IN the free
States unless il took strong auti-savery ground -
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soule Female College, MurfreesbOrO, Tenn.


The several reports were referred to the Com
mittee on Education, together with one from the
Faculty ofLagrange College explaining the cireum'
stances connected with the removal of the College
from Lagrange TO Florence, Ala
Daring the presentation of the above reports,
Bishop Paine arrived, AMI took his seat with bis
colleagues.
A special committee was appointed to examine
an Elementary work, on the English Language,
prepared by the Rev. VIM MILKY, aud report to the
Conference upon the practieablity of Producing
il in all Of our missions, where the English language
is to be taught Committee, K. H. Rivers, s. D.
Baldwin, NJ n. Henkle, j. o. Church, and A. +.
Erwin. .-s.
In adopting rules for the government Of the Con.
ference, that one referring to closed doors, was
discussed and modified, so that the doors to be
closed only during the examination of the character
of members 1t was expressly stated that, at al
other times, the Conference would be very glad to
have the people generally present; and that the
Bishop would always give spectators notice, when
the examination Of character viii be taken up
The examination of the character of those preach.
ers who have Travelled one year, was resumed; and
the following were continued on trial: J. W.
Timberlake, j. K. Woodson, E. P. Anderson, J.
T. W. Davis, J. ". Wright, R. a. Wilson, E. F.
Scatter, VIM. Large, W. C. Haislip, and N. G.
Williams.
The Secretary read an interesting letter from
Rev. D. c. Kelly, missionary sent out from this
Conference TO China.
Conference Adjourned with prayer by Bishop
Paine. W.
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Cotton Factory and Machinery,
FOR SALE.

Situated in Vinesnnea. Knox eounty, Indiana
GtAID sH .itaaisd u ie o. this town. on lot
- 80 frt square The Wabash and nurtians a
The Oto aud Mississippi ard kvansyre aud crasiordsys
Railroads.
The tu'dns Is % FRET Gag by 6 side three stories
high tu- ~ hrck il DE Noes sustauiial manHsr. Cotton
Shed, Baezih saap tnd Dwelling toaae, he
The macinery eonss 81 spinning famess carrying
thoussnsi MY spndrs, M ctrds, n aEing ffanrf
speeiors sth - spoo 40. With % spoet blower Or
sruiter, e5g aE i REEFS sick frtfae, aihss
cuag grinasst 1afa prszas &es engine,
enfy hsrse posea foFy ingh he paicss nes tssny-
b. ft ierg ulh copper pipes ttat heal the uhois
blitinE sfa-inF, ttit l1 cauaegtiaas 81 eauipete-
SAID asehsaesy = aA ia lfe. ofer ard - cay one hat
sistfs = trrlfe uzE1tsciaflng bssness, Al
opFsrtugy offered uao suda ocers, a. "a, FEes-
4fe engaEra n nnetsgr business, AID VII sell
&c pruaery AZ hs lal f1r nfschneTy Hl BE-
sst plraie fa h. efhrr prfiy wanted 70 % taken
cot. aud 1t sch tsffts .ta hat s4illi5.
ne ftces ahipFinE ~ rsFod river az ths poilt
cancel tc sugpsse1 in ttr hctt inie All - given
tarl par1h ah-fr oi sscarify be o1ered
AuY iaftrfuass9a uaatea BE- h ~ aptir4ton ad-
dress 10 GAsf. HAYS ca, faereles, iniiansi M h
HAYS, ~ shaaz, Pena- or 4 r nAkiiis Ciiy ofS.r
go
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DIsQUfslTIoV on GOVERNMENT.

TooN, NELSON Co.. A. Uaioa street,
Would call attention to their stock OF miscellaneous
Books, among which Tire following
Tho Works Of john C. Calhoun
Volume A Disposition On Government ami a Dis
III Constitution and Government Of tls
United States vos 9, ard 9: The Speeches Of Mr..
Calhoun, delivered ia the House Of Rep essnt,tiv,s
and Senate Il the United States
Daniel Webster's Works vols
Baneroft's History Of the United States. vols
Ramseys History Of TENNESSEE.
New and Complete Gazetteer
or the Uuited States giving fuH and comprehensive
Review Of the Present Condition. Industry and Resour-
ccs Of the American Conf leracy, &C., sc.
History Of Banking;
With comprehensive account 81 The Origin Rise and
Progress Of the BInss % England, &C.. By Lawson
Practical Treatise On Banking.
Ly James " Gilbart
Statute Laws Of Tennessee.
80 TOON, NILSSON 4 90 a. Union street will be sur
pied during tn Fa and Witer sith New Books In The
various departments Of Iiel4uce. octI
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

TIVE Splendid Passenger Packet a TTTn -
i s4LLiE WEST, J. n. COKBIrT fzFf- -. sssst3
Master vii leave for the above
all intermediate ports On FRIDAY 1zth g., az Osioek
p. ri. for freight or paassse apply on board or 70
octii-2t a. HAMILTON, Agent
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Dick Tinto. IN bis letter from Paris to the New
York Times, under the date ef September 90th
states that the Mouiieur has made an Official state
nieni that the harvest in France is totally ilsuG
Client Cor the wants OF consumers that the country
needs Il million hectolitres than il will Weld
this wear, equal ia our measure 70 twenty milOas
II bu, hels
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READ AND BE WISE.

DE known 90 the cit % Nashville. aud the balance
- Of the Human faly hat J. FLOWS RS, NO Al Ia
ion street. have just received tine Il spec
tAClCs, known 70 opticians he "Concaye Convex"
Giassesbettr known ia this community BRALlL LIAM
PEBBLES made from BlaziiAn sand, whch am w.ilg to
scH reas, nabe proes, 20 lows
Cod Frame, sh3e temples - .-.-..---...-F 20
Coin Flne silver Frames, 81 d. Temples ..... 3 20
. single $500. 80
As 10 selecting Specaeies profess know al thogt r.
havinr paid particular attention 20 that branch Of the b
sliiess for the last lwenty ytars. j. FLsHEtS,
octl9-tf No. 81 Union o., Nashville.
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rennessee Conference.

NASHVILLE Oct. H.
The Conference met according to adjournnentt
Bishop Kavanaughin the Chair. Religious services
by the presiding Bishop. The roll was called and
most Of the members answered to their names.
Minutes read and adopted.
Calling of the roll was dispensed with during The
remainder of the session.
The trustees of the following literary institutions,
under the patronage Of the Conference, presented
their annual reports: r4rrn EF4
Lagrange College, Florence, Alabama.
Shebyville Male High School, Shelbyville, Tenn
Tennessee Conference Female College, Columbia,
Tenn.
Tennessee Conference Female Institute, Athens,
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CAM.

WE are under way again, aud viii be pleased 10 serve
w our friends IN any thing they may in the Fur
nifure line. [0etIti GkOOMEs NANCE 4 co.
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az his day advacs tie pree g Cotian Yarns and
W selling H. TO- md sceots, Tor naabeFs =, e aud
iHt3 per cent "a on qanilrs aieFe 10 bags, 2na tr
regulated b. gzAnaty, - herelofere
iy8 ". a. GORDON a Co
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~ The President Of the MississipIi Cen
fral and Jackson, Tennessee Railroad, is con-
fident that Il viii be- completed and n running
order, from the Junction, two miles beyond
La Grenge, t. Jackson by The lst Of Novcm-
boz, 1856.
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An ERROR CJRRECTEr

LEARN that il IS reported in the city that there is 10
ICE deposited here Tor sale and the report believed
by many. have Plentiful supply, Doth al my Dsps- No.
- Wrry street twodooTs ab0ve the fazcte ofs aud
at home IN g Ice houss-nore Ice thar expect BE- abe
70 sci. during the season. THOMAS BATE
ocul-lwdF
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I7OEK NaIE-A HOrsg AND LIT IN West Nashville.
The lot fronts Mc0avock street - feet ami rana
back les aif Got alley. The ousr toutsnst
and hail, with stahiss, &C. ". A. BALLOMk,
oc8 Gen1 AZ No. ~ IseaarTiek q,
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FoR LOUISVILLE Ar ClNCINNATI.

TINHE fine low water steamboat r. l.. n c-N -
i COBB, l. NORTHERN Master, viii s<1-E-ur ms
leave for the above ports sATuR siz4-&Sz-
DAY (te 1912 nst O'Clock P. NJ. .reSaI pas
sage apply 10 J. Z. YEArMAN, 80.
ocflU-td a HAMILTON, 4se''''
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RAmRoAD SUBSCRIPTION County Court
of Henry county has ordered a vote of the peo-
pie to be taken on lat Of December, on propo-
sition for a county subscription Of 100000 to
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad.
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GUNNY BAGS

TVIFrY THOUS Guuny Bags Of good quality in bales
II OF 251 bags Received and for ale by
octio-Imdtrwkw H. d b DOUGLAS co.
VEyANFE IA situuton as Book-Eeeper or Safes
w man, by gen'irmaa who give the best u refer
enc r. Adj, eos ~. X, o., True Wing Once" +t-
ac.S-dtf
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MAS. GERTRUDE J. 0AREY's

VA III. resume itl scsol Monday, September 10Th
w Cicar mas ba obtined 8rp lcatiUn az her resi-
dence : v. c,rrcr Pms ad frelth streets Phs phia
KssERsECss-i,ey. A A. ioaI oman, d. D. Rev William
Chester, d. d.. heg. J. Newton Brown, d D. Rev. Henry
Daring, Rev g. L. tiat' lev. J. G0rdJa Maxwell, Phia-
deipiIa
h5n William l.. Marcy, Secretary Of State Jud-e p v.
Danel, supreme Court T. a., Washington city; Rev Thos
H. sunrr ID D Rev. joel flFker ID. d., New YorS; Rev.
Geo. X Woodbridge, p T. Dtaie, Jr Esq, Richmond Va.
hou Cave JUusln, President Bank % Tennessee Nash
vile, Ien a. T. tfoi-er, Comptroller, Nashville, Tenn.
aru-9-ZuE a
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pERFu.NERY

lust RECEIvED a supply Sf Ferfamery consisting q
Luhin ESiraeis coiosnss, Lavender later, bhy han,
Hair 0 harm fricupkerous, Boyes liy peflsn fuit
Ac Also az assortment Il Balehs = Hair b, huchn's
tlair bye-sll warTantsa genuine, Cor "a by
!. il. McGlLL,
Ladies' and 6entienaens ytFuishiBg ssoic,
oc5 Corner Square College q.
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WHITE County AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-The
first Annual Fair OF the White County Agri-
cultural Society was held at Sparta on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, Of last week.
The exhibition is spoken of as highly credita-
bic to the farmers of " hite.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
sr From the Newark Daily Advertiser
We know Of other work which, within small con-
pass and satisfactorily present, the chemical and
phy soogeal wonders which surround u.s. that too in
manner free from tecnicaies, tn the verest tyro
in the science cannot be otherwise than interested and
structed.
From the Utica Gazette.
Much feenthc Information is here presented in
densed and esng form, making volume OF high prac
teal value.
FROM the Rochester Union.
This work Is one the valuable that be given
to the American public. IL should be in every family, AID
in every school public library in the land
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volumes, which contain immense amount
Of instructive natter interesting story book
From the Troy Daily Whig.
Il Is adaptd to the comprehension Of the unlearned in
technical chemistry well to the learned and the
pies treated useful that it saying than
justice requires that ought to be ia every home
ia the country.
From the St. Louis -InteIigenCer.
This is the youth well as the grown man-for
the scholar well the mechanic and We cordially
reeOWmend only in high degree valuable for its
solid Instruction. profitable Of enter
taiumynt.
From the louisville Courier.
There is not essay in these volumes that can fail to
rvet the attention OF any fond OF reading is de-
Hghtiui book for a family circle. ocs1
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TENNESSEE WHEAT.-We notice a sale in
Philadelphia, on the 5th inst, of 5000 bushels
prime red wheat from Tennessee at 81 So per
bushel The New York Courier of the 9th, re-
ports a sale Of 30, 900 bushels Tennessee wheat
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sUHG4CAL INSTRUMENTS.

LARGE iaynice % Fine Surgical aud Dsseeting Instru-
y mcnts has Iut been received and for sale a small
advance eastern est
slgaeris and others would do vel % cali and examine
the prizes AID qualify, before making their purchases
A.. STRETCH
wholesale and Retail Druggist
octi Coraur College and Union streets.
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Awards Of the Premiums Ct the Mechanics
Instifuta


FIRsT ANsUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1855.
Glass No. 9.-Banners, RegaliGs and Trimmings.
+. Maeizozzi, Nashville, Fancy Boxes, Diploma
Oscar Bohme, Nashville, Fringes, Tassels and But
tons, Diploma.
Class No. I0.-Hats, Caps and Fars.
Waterfeld & Walker, Nashville, Silk and Fur Hats,
Diploma.
"A. J. Frarcisco, Nashville, silk and Fur Hats,
OIL Cu,-.- n;,,ior,o
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A foot race OF four miles came or few days ago
at The Lawrence Race Course, Boston, between
John Stetson vi that city, and Joan tirinde OF New
York. Tor purse # 5000. Ginlell took the lead
aud wou, leaving the olhsr lar behind. The tine
was gSnl bss
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EcLmsE.-1hele will be total eclipse ofthe
moon in the night between the 24.h and 25th
inst, beginning few minutes before twelve
o'clock. The moon viii be totally eclipsed for
one hour after the commencement of the par
tal eclipse, and viii remain in total obscura-
ton one hour and hale This eclipse will be
visible in every part of the United States.
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GEORGIA ELEcroS.-Ihe Atlanta htelGgBcsr
Of the 9th, Sag Nicht papers says
We have official returns from 10 counties, aud
unofficial but reliable returns from 81 more, making
lul counties heard from, which give majority for
johnson over Andrews Of S,4i5 votes, and over
Andrews aud overly both OF 1904, oyerbys vote
being far heard from IN the counties from which
we have returns, 5,54l. The counties YET TO hear
from gave johnson a majority over jenkins in the
last election.
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Our Stock OK Staple Goods very Irg. and complete ON
br8cius everything cowpatb!e w.th good taste ami
and very cheap satia Laiue, Wool and Union Dam,sg
with Trimmings 90 mach ior J1taiusa no W y low rri
at The METROPOLITAN STORE, 81 and IS College St.
oct % -
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In closing ths announcement, the Directors take
great pleasure in publicly returning their most cor
dial thanks to the ladies who bv their presence and
assistance contributed materially to the attractions
and success Of the First Exhibition The Indies who
had charge ofthe Tables, viii please accept che fol-
lowing awards, as very Inadequate acknowledge
ments of the value of their services:
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Proverbial Philosophy.
FROM PUNCH,

Other persons were born about the same time as
tliyself and have been growing up ever since, as
well as thou. Therefore, be not proud.
Preserve few secrets from thy wife; for If she
discover them she will grieve, not that thou hast
kept from her thy secrets, but thy confidence.
Educate thy children, lest one of these fine
days they educate thee in school with no vaca-
tons.
0, how good was nature, that placed great riv-
ers near great towns.
traveller iourneying wisely, may learn much
Yet much may also be learned by him who stays
at home.
/ do not say to thee, "Marry, for il will exalt
thee" yet was there subtle meaning in those
whose usage It was to say, Marry, come up"
We know nothing, and yet 1t is knowing some.
thing to know that thou knowest nothing.
By A conceit certain red fly hath been called
a Iadybird and hidden to fly away home. The
counsel is good, even to her who is neither bird
nor ay. There is no place like home.
Ho who holds his tongue will one day have no
thing else to hold. Yet it is not good TO DO over
garrulous.
The weathercock, working easily, can tell thee
the way of tho wind; but If the weathercock
sticks the course Of the wind will not be infuenc.
ed thereby.
virtuous love is wholesome. Therefore be vir-
tpous, to make thysclf worthy of selflove; not Of
course that thou art thereby prevented from low
ing somebody else.
A cat, even IL abe be friendly, never approaches
thee by a direct course. No more does truth,
oh friend but winding round thy stupidities, and
rubbing up against thy prejudices it reaches thee
gently-and then perhaps scratches
stitch In time saves nine. II, therefore, thou
feccst one In thy side, be thankful, oh friend.
Love the moon, for she shines in the night, TO
give us light in the dark, whereas the sun only
shines in tho day time, when there Is plenty OF
light and his assistance is not wanted Such 10
tho difference between real and false charity.
Solomon knew several things, allowing for his
age, but could teach him few others.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rand cure of

Coughs, Colds, Hoarssaess, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group asthma, and Consunp-
ton.
This remedy has won for itself such notoriety for
its cures of every variety of Pulmonary disease, that
it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evidences OF
its virtues in any community where it has been en-
ployed. So wide is the field of its usefulness, and 30
numerous the cases of its cures that almost every
section of the country abounds in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs by its When
tried its superiority every other medicine
Of its kind is too apparent to escape observation and
where its virtues known, the public no enger hes
tate what antdote to employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs which
are incident to climate. And not only in tormid
able attacks upon the lungs but for the milder varie
ties of Colds Coughs, Hoarseness, &C. and for child
it is the pleasantes and safest medicine that can
be obtained.
As it has long been in constant throughout this
secten, we need not do than assure the people
its quality is kept up the best that il has BEEN
and that the genuine article is sold by
z. d. GILMAN,
Washington.
o. II. LINTHICUM,
Georgetown,
And by all Druggists everywhere.
dec l6-eO6m