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Health Of New Orleans.

MONDAY MoRSrxa, Sept. s.
The following is the report of the Charity Hospi-
tai for the twenty four hours ending at 8 o'clock
yesterday evening;
Admissions, of different diseases, IS
Discharges, 90 OF yellow fever,) .2I
Deaths, 70 of yellow feyer,l -. Is
The above report from the Charity Hospital Tor
the last twenty four hours Is the most encouraging
that We have bad the pleasure Of placing before our
readers for some time. Considering the very disa.
greeable weather We have had for some DAYS Is Is
really consolaiory.
Not alone in the reports from the Charity Hospi.
tai Is the diminution of the epidemic apparent, We
have heard IL remarked by many persons thai the
number of deaths in private practice throughout,
the city, has considerably and steadily decreased.
II things continue in this way for little time longer
Il Is to be hoped New Orleans viii soon begin TO
look like herself again.
The deaths In the city during the past week, we're
400, iDcluding 294 from yellow iever.-Dsiss
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The Hon. ANDREW EWING and Gov. N. S. Brown,
according to appointment, addressed large num-
Der of their fellow-ctzens at this place on Monday
last, upon the subject of railroads.
The meeting was Large and enthusiastic; the
speeches we're able and convincing; and the gen.
eral feeling was decidedly favorable to the project.
We are fully persuaded, that public opinion has
undergone very decided change upon this subject
within the last twelve months. We heard many
express opinions in favor of voting tax to carry
on the work. In our next we shall enter more
fully into the discussion of the great importance
our county of the railroad system.-COia Mr.
Tor, 9th. $50 G1fat
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A earn
LEzrSeros, Tennessee, Angus, is, 1s5:

LExNaTos, Tennessee, August is, 1865.
To the Senator'S elect Of Tennessee: =
Hos. sIRs -: hsveavailed myself OF this medium Of the
public press inform you that candidate before
Honorable body fer Door Keeper your next session. and
trust in doing you will take my name in consideration
with the many others who may aspire TO that position In
thus publicly announcing myself deem that have acted
rightly, and although it is somewhat deyating from the usu-
81 candidates for that office who generally speak
ing, mporune Senators with letters tedious to read &C.
and not wishing annoy you in that shall con-
tent myself with this card trusting meeting at Nash
ve and further acquaintance in October, where we will
have the opportunity of interchanging sentiments will
close by only saying if elected viii discharge my duty to
the best Of my ability the comfort and convenience
Of your body throughout the session.
aug27-4w Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.
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Crops IN FRANoE.-The crops are nearly
housed in the South Of France, and as usual,
when all hands are employed in cutting, and
none are left to carry grain to mill, prices
have risen throughout France. The harvest,
II is said, is a "good ordinary" but not sutti-
cieut. nevertheless, to save the country the ex-
pense of importation.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce DR.. J. J. BURNETT Of
Smith county, candidate for Engrossng Clerk Of the State
Senate. sep5-td
We authorized 10 announce Mr.. W. A. ROBINSON of
Wilson county, candidate for Door Keeper to the next
House Of Representatives. sep4-td
We authorized to announce WN. J. MALLORY, Of
Dickson county candidate for Principal Door Keeper to
the next House OF Representatives. sep3-td
We are authorized to aunounc4 SAM D. NICHoL of
this CITY, candidate for Engrossng Clerk Of the Senate
aug29-dd
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american Rally. and Free Barbocns !

rE- There will be grand American Rally and
Free Barbecue near the residence of Mr.. Benjamin
Blanton in vicinity Of MurfreesbOro', on Saturday,
18th inst
Hon. John Bell, Hen. Neil Brown, Lncien NJ
Temple, Esq, @. c. Crowe, ESQ.,, Col, John A.
McEwen, Col. 10. G. Pickett P. B. Rannels, Esq,
and others have been invited and are expected &C
attend. Every body, without distinction Of party
"a invited 10 attend Ladies especially invited.
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nsath of Judee cranch.

This venerable citizen died on Saturday afternoon,
at the age of Sc years. He was a native of Brain.
tree, Massachusetts,, and removed to Washington in
1896 or 1897, three or four years before the
government was transferred from Philadelphia.
Judge Cranch was a nephew of Mrs. John
Adams, ard a cousin of John Quincy Adams. He
sat upon the Bench for fifty four years. and left
reputation for learning, mpartaity, and integrity
and will be cherished by his descendants to the
remetest generation Washington Organ.
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From the Rutherford Telegraph.
American Convention on Monday,

The meeting was organized by calling Lewis
Wade, Esq, to the chair, and appointing r. S.
Northcott Secretary.
Upon motion the the following preamble and reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, We have recently suffered a partial
defeat which in some measure is to be ascFibed
to the incompleteness of our organization deem
ing the doctrines we have espoused to be of impor-
lance in the administration of our State and Nations
al Governments, we therefore urge the members Of
our order to use every honorable means in their
power to disseminate doctrines 20 that the whole
people may become thoroughly conversant with
them therefore,
ReSCtved, That we will not suffer our late failure
Of complete success to dspirit u.s. but that we will
stand firm to the glorious principles which We advo-
cate, with determination never to yield until our
cause has triumphed.
Resotyed, That to carry out the designs of our
party the more effectualy, we reccOmend the or
ganization of Councils in each civil district in our
county.
f2eSolued, That the following gentlemen be ap
pointed as a Central Committee for Rutherford
county, viz Lewis Nancy, S. Northcott, Joseph
D. Wade, John T., Droomgoole, Jr., and Henry c.
Wright
On motion the Convention adjourned to meet on
the first Monday in November next.
LEVI WADE, Chm,
r. S. NoRTHeoTT, Sec'y.
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FLEAs, BED BUGs, &c.-A writer in GARDENERS
Chronicle, recommends the use of oil Of NORWOOD
to keep OF the insects above named. Put few
drops on handkerchief or a piece Of muslin, and
put il in the bed haunted by the enemy. Neither
of these tribes can bear NORWOOD, and the hint is
especially recommended to travellers who are liable
to fall among the topers of blood.
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rx- By the will Of the late Hon Abbott Law
renee his son James Lawrence and J. Huntington
WoIcott, both present members Of the house oi
IA. Lawrence Co., Of Boston, with Hon. J.
Wiley Edmonds, former partner, are appointed
executors Of the deceased.
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swrA Massachusetts paper says that the Hon.
Hsury Morris, Of Springfield, las been appointed
20 tho beach and viii resign his seat as RePresen-
.a.ve from that State in the approaching oongrsss
A special election viii therefore be ordered, and
.l,cady psrties are canvsssing for candidates.
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ABOLITION VIKw OF THE Know NorHINGs The
Washington Era, the metropolitan organ of aboli-
tion is thus explicit an emphatic in its condemna.
ton of the American patty =
1.-THE honest friends of freedom must put
down Know Nothingism, or Know Nothingsm will
put them down. The tree States mnst rajec, Know
Sothlngism, or Know nottingham win irretrieyably
divide them, and place them under the heel of the
the slave power"
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"LEwssURo, Union CO., Pa, May 2, 1855.
"MR J. A. RHonks-Dear sir: The box OF medicine you
duly received tue i1h o. April IhAve sold
about onehah Of it, and Tar the people who have used Il
satisfied that II has cured th~m IL has certainly
psd the Ague Ia who hes used g. and sir Of the
Of long standing My sister, who has had It for
i've six back, and could get i stopped,
cept by Qunne and that only long she would take it,
V now, think, entirely cured by your remedy.
&c. r. McGINLY."
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PROOF OF SAFETY.

"NEw YOHK June n, 1855.
Ihave made chemical examination Of HHODzs' FKvER
AND AGUk CURE or ANrDOTE MALARIA and have tested
for Arsenic Mercury, Quinine and Strychnne, but have
not found particle Of either Ia Il, have found any
in its composition that would prove injurious TO
She constituiiyn
'JAMEs R. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist"
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GEAR LUHRRR

WISH to purchase several thousand feet Of go1d Cedar
i Lumber from Il up ~ inches thick Also barge
lot of Sawed Flat Logs, inches thick, from Is to 26 feet
long Cash paid delivery.
E Apply soon, my Paper Store on the Public Square.
septl0-2t W. s. WHITMAN.
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FOR sM1THLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO.

'INHE light draught steamer HARTS- a cTT"sTl -
J. WILLIE CHARLES RYMAS, Master, fF5I--g.gss5s7
will leave for the above and interme
date ports THIS (M0NDAY) MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
For freight or passage apply on beard or to
sep1O-lt P. y. HARDCASTLF, Agent.
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WHOLESALE.


MORGAN & CO,
NO. 40 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Nashville, Tenn.
RE now IN receipt ~ their complete stock OF FALL
~ AND WINTER GOODS, embracing every variety OF
English, Scotch. German. French. Hall
EAl and AMER can staple and
Fancy DRY Goods,
Which they are prepared to offer their customers and
the trade generally az 6gres which they think will be ac-
cepttble to even the CLOsEsr BUYERS.
They have hand and daily receiving heavy SIM
plies o. all widths and weights COTTON GOODS mann
featured IN this stt and others Of the and West
They still continue the Agency Of the Sparta Franklin
and other heavy goods suitable for wheat aud Grain sacks
sep3-H
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GREAT SOUTHERN DEPOT
AND GENERAL AGENCY
For the Sale of every Description of
Manufactured Articles aud Mcr-
chandiZe Generally.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS,
NASHVILLE. TENN,

NAoAfLLLhg AENHf
las taken the extensive and connections Ware Rooms
lately occupied by Messrs. 5. II LOOMS co cor
Of the Pu0hc Square and College street. for the purpose
Of transacting exclusive Conn slhiSSiOn, Agency
and Auction Business, and would most respect
fully solicit ConsgHmens Of such Goods OF eDey and any
description adapted the market Having determined not
purchaae any article his acoun and catering
himself that from long experience in commercial life, with
determination to give satisfaction 20 COnsgners and Ship
pers will bs happy correspondence with Mauutac-
tuners Dealers &c the various tiles of the Union who
may wish prompt and efficient Agent Factor in this
market.
e~ Orders for the various Products Of the country at
tended to- BENZ. y. SHIELDS.
Nashville Sept. 1, 1855 sep0-tf
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE

nor the Prevention and Cure OF INTEDrTENT and Rs
Il MirTENT FEvRgs, FEvER and AGUE GIRLS and FKyER
DUNB AGUE GENERAL DEBILITY, NIGHr SwEAr and all other
forms Of disease which have common origin in MALARIA
or MIAsNA.
This is a NATURAL ANTID0TE which will entirely pro-
tect any resident traveller IN the most sckiy
swampy localities, from any AgGe Bilious disease what
ever any injury from constantly nhalng Malaria or
Masma.
II will instantly check the Ague in persons who have sn
fered length Of time, from day twenty years
they need have another eh b. continuing
according to directions. The patient at once begins
70 appetite and strength and continues until per-
manrnt and radical cure is effected
Tyrone bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed ii German
french and spanish, accompany each bottle Price One
Dollar. Liberal discounts made 20 the trade.
JAS. A. RHODES, Providence, l.
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TIVE fine steamer r oGK oITY,6 TTrA -
i J. V. THRoOP Master will lie I-11ssssY1 a
for the above ami intermediate
THIS DAY, GOh) at 10 O'Clock A. 81 For freight o.
passage apply board to
septl1--1t A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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TOR SALE-A FINE COOK, who is also a GOOD
II WASHER AND IRoNER She has two girl children,
and eight years oldvery likely They III not he sep
arated sold of the county. Enquire at this Office.
sepI0-u
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About half we'll tinbrred situated about three miles a
nom Palmyra, Tenn tbs Cumberland river. 5he-
Furnace u neWy built the Eork well executed and built ~
direction OF Mr.. j. l. James practical and well eiu-
Gated 10 Is nfeFirF any Furnace in the
state Of Tennessee, and adapted making iron BY hot
cold bast sih al the necessary machinery Or the pur-
pose good repair. The ore hanks within Hs o.
M FrrEAce and believed By good Judges TO be mex
haastible.
TERNs SkLR-Sx thousand dollars payable IN ten
mOnths from The q the sale and the bAAnes In one,
two and three years, according 10 the terms q the dee
Possession 20 be Tea the terms % The sale are
seApIed wth.
Any person Who desires the property be shown
b. J. o. Shackltf1rd, CiArksse b. Ihes. Ainson,
Nho lives the premises
scp5-tIusds J. SHACkLEfohD, Trustee
Nashville frae whg vii publish In ri ueskiy AL DAY Of
sAlc.-C iartsriAs CArOaicks-
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FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI PITTsBURG.
TIVE new and splendid light water n o7rR -
i steamboat r. l.. COBB L. NOR ssy9O*gsast1s1 !
THERS, Master, will leave for the aboveEseks
and all intermediate ports WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at
ococ P NJ. For freight passage apply on board or to
J. & r. YEATMAN, Aa,.s
sept1O-2t A. HAMILTON, 'e
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For sale by Geo H. Bates 13S Water street. Wholesale
and b. C. " Ohckener 4 Co, and @. u. Ring New York.
T. w. Dyott Sons Philadelphia and BY dealers generally
EeDs-itriiwkwtsep2l
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CHIrrInN TO AarE SUFFERERS.

Take no more Arsenic Mercury, Qnnine, Strychnlne
Anti PerOdcs medicines Of any Kind che vrIue Of Which
Is owing such poisonous drugs The most they do
& "break the chs" short tue while they "a
ause constitutional malsdies that only with life Re
member the only Fever and Ague Remedy that harm
a. well sure, IS
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OAFETY FUSE

CAFETK FUSE
= ss5 900 Ises bacon Bros Salty Fuse nrst rate
tlrts. warranted q H. LOOMS a Co,
srS Agents tor ManaiActaTs.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
PHOENIX FURNACE.
PHGNIX FURNA'

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 10 me ~ Jas u
ID L. James and Rob't Buchanan, win sell AZ pub -
lie cutlery the 9Th Of October next the premises "a
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FnR ST. LOuIS.

THE Splendid Passenger Packet a TN -
l. SALLIE WEST, J. NJ CORBTrT, E7I-+EsssS-t1
Master, viii leave for the aboyt aBdskEEE-1=zz
all intermediate ports TUESDAY, l1th ST. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. For freight or paassge apply on board or to
septlO-2t A. HAMILTON, Agent
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DOuESEICS, OZNABURGS, &c.
ONE HUNDRED BALES Domestics. OznsbBrys A vVb,,.
by A J. DTrNGsN = 20 SS'e
septT No m PsSrc So,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-04-13
n AR ID.

h0CT0R GEO. NJ. TIGHE, A STUDENT
~ under Sir Ashley Cooper, late of tho City OF
London, England, has taken up his abode in Bur
lington, Vermont, aud Is now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scrofula, Salt
ihcum Nencrcal Diseases, whether acute or chronic,
and all Cutancous Diseases of the skin. lie pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge whore
there is no cure effected. Persons bringing ccrtiG-
Gates from the Minister of their Religion, of theii
inability to pay, he will cure without charge, and
will forfeit a hundred dollars in every case of fail
urc. This he feels assured will be sufficient to con-
vince the public, that no does not belong to that
class of persons called charlatans, or quacks, who
live upon the surcrings and crcdulity of their fellow
creatures.
in tho form of Pimplos, Warts, Scales, Horny Pro-
tubcranccs, Prctcrnnturnl onlargcmonts, and Tubcr-
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat, and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by a twitching,
and a sensation felt as If there were a fly or spider
crawling over the part, and at intervals ii darting,
hooting pain, which becomes moro frequent as the
disease progresses.
1t also originates from blows, bruises and the
ordinary causes and states of Inflammation produce
Cancer grief and anxiety arc also its causes
Sorrow for the loss Of relatives, also, often produces
it. 1t il favOurc1 by ago and 10y the unmarried
state in women when it occurs in the married, the
mcnsos almost always cease first, showing n conncc-
ton between them it a so apcHrs very commonly
at tho period when tits secretion disappears. 1t
occurs even in subjects as young as five years, but
most common in advanced life, and scrofula prcdis-
poses to it.
Tho Doctor will attend on patients in the country
If called on to 10 SO, to inform them of his where
abouts, that they may avail themselves Of his SER
vices. His address is DIR. GEORGE NJ. TIGnE,
corner Of Pine and Pearl streets, Burlington VT.
GEORGE NJ, T1GIlE,
Prlchcai Cancer DoCt,r.
March q. 1854. v39tf
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By Telegraph
yN>E,S STORE-RURIJNGTn

LYMAN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
ARRIVAL or THE STEA MER!!
THREE DAYS LATER FROM NEW ~YORK!!,
NEWS OF GREAT IMPORTANCEl!li
R~eciprocify BiH PdSSed!!!H
rE'RADE IN DRY GOODS VERY BRISK. THE
y receipts Of Dry Goods quite large. Sales
quick, and at very low igurcs. In staple goods,
viz Shee'ings, Shifting, DENNIS stripes, Gc., con-
siderable activity displayed, at prices much lower
than last spring.
WOoLENS are heavy and hrn, at prices tLut at.
tract considerable attention.
GOODS.-Cassimeres, Shawlg, De-
LANES, &c, are very c.,sap. Prices Of all articles,
excepting worthless and Improbable kinds, exhibit
greater regularity aad irnness. The Styles arc
the best in Market, consequently meet viii. ready
sales.
EMGROIDEKIES. In this line we notice a large
and beautiful assortment, aud at low prices. Thu
styles are choice and the goods arc good. Much at
tcntion has been devoted in this line by the L.adius,
and more animation displayed than usual.
TlIIBETS, MERINOS,~ COBURGIS, &C.-Largc
importations Of these goods this season, and price.
are from 20 to 80 per cent. less than last year. \
beautiful assortment Of these goods are now ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchasers are invited To-
give them a look before purchasing elsewhere.
HOSIERY 4 GLONES,-As usual, II well selected
stock Of Hosiery and Gloves are in the market. but
for choice goods, goods thai are good5, the CORNER
STORE is supplied with an endless variety, and at
loo prices,
5iy.All are United to call and examine for them.
selves.
CORNER STORE, UIckioaye Buiding,}
September rs, ls14.
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Cash Music and Piano Store
an HORACE WATERS, No. 233 Broadrny,Nev
~ York. Opposition to the Combination!
MI-sIr At ArIN EEnI-CEn Ii ArEe

M HORACE WATERS, No. 1873 Broaduny,Nev
~ York. Opposition 10 the Combination,
MUSIC AT GREATLY IEDTCED RATES.
Notwithstanding the combination Of Music Deal
crs to keep mp tho prices Of non-copyright music
against the interests If Native Composers, and their
refusal to extend to Nj. WATERS the courtcsics Of
tho trade, he is making immense salcs-having
abundant evidence that he has public countcnance
and support in his opposition to the Great Monopo-
~, and in his efforts to aid Native Talent and adopt
the National Currency. His stock of American and
European Music is immense. and the catalogue Of
his own publications. is ono of the largest and best
selected in the United Stnics. Ite has also made q
Great Reduction in tho prices Of pinuor, Mclodcons,
and Musical Instruments Of all kinds. Superior
toned Gt Octave Pianos for Sl7j, $500, aud S225,
interior Of as good G%uolitv and insirumcntsn' strong
and ne durable ne those which cost $500. Planes Of
every variety of style and price, up to $1,000, COM
prising those Of t II different manufactures and
among them tho celebrated modern improved
Horace WATrus' Pianos. and the first premium
.EotENS PIANOS Of I. GILBERT 4 Co.'s. make Gown
crs Of the Eolean Patent). Secondhand Pianos at
great bargains. Prices from $40 to $50. Melo-
dcons from five different manufactures including
the wcll-known :. y. & II. W. SNtrH's Melodeons,
(tuned the equal tcmpcramcut.) the best mako in
the United States. Prices. SIS, SEQ, SIS, 500,
Sis, SIPS, $l3j. $50. Smiths Double Bank Me-
lodcons, 5000. Each Piano and Mclodeon cuaran.
tccd. Tho best terms to the trade, schools, &c. l2t
per cont, discount to ClcrcyIucn and Churches. All
orders promptly attended to. Music sertto all parts
Of the country, post paid, at the reduced rates
General and select Catalogues and Schedules o'
price, Of Nusicnl Instruments forwarded to my ad.
4 lros- free : n'ar.e.
Fch. 10. vsn,
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Merchants Gargling Oil

4 A. BEEN EFOR THE PUBLIC MORE
81 than II years, and has acquired an unbouudcd
celebrity, not only as the best Liniment for Horses
ever known, but as an Embrocation for Family Use,
it stands unrivalcd.
1t is sold hy almost all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the Country, Of whom Pamphlets con
tanning Testimonials Of its wonderful efficacy may be
had.
General Depot, Lockport, y. Y. A liberal die
count IL made to purchasers and all ordersaddrcsscd
to NJ. H.. TUCKER \ CO., successors to Il. W.
MERCHANT, will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by T1EO. A. PECK, G. W. ALLEN. A.. C.
SPEAR, mud q. q. CATL1N, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte JOHN SIMMONpS, I'd,
Shclburnc l.. W. WILLIAMS, Essex; l.. u.
GREEN, Richmond L. :. WIIITCOMB, ~illistcn,
Div. GO2 l.. II. LANE, Jericho Center l.. BCB-
CESS 4 co, Milton :. c. ISllAA, Winooski Falls ;
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United states and Canadas.
Aug. 4, 1854. w6vly