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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-15
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARDi

DANAWAY Monday night the 2lSt inst. while IN
h the employment Of Mr. Oh rles b H. Martin OF this
city, TWO NEGRO MEN, ramed jim and ALBERT
They about twenty-five years OF age Of dark complex
iOn had with them SUIT of clothes, made OF green
casine and silk hats. jim - about iee eight
inches hig weighs about $50 lbs; well formed high us
head and pleasing counenaner speaks quick when spoken
to- was raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petway.
ALBERT IS about feet inches high; weighs ABOUT ia
lbs: round face good eOuntsnance with small round eyes,
speaks rather slow when spoken to- rather humble
10, king negro; raised By Col. Thomas Williams OF
Montgomery, Ala l will give the above reward il tbey
are taken and secured so tat get them.
iuneT-tf-IruS Whig. q. l. NELSON.
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Reduction of Freights
FROM NEW YORK TO CHARLESTON
KccREERY q HnnKE

EACO UC l4Ox1 Oh Z EG1ZAtS
FROM NEW YORK TO CHARLESTON /!
MccREERY & H00KE,
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
BrOrns HAarf, Charleston, S. q
WILL attend promptly to the sale OF all kinds of pro-
w duce to the receiving and forwarding Of goods and
to the filing of orders in this market
The Steamship Companies having reduced tie freighs
to Sc per foot makes this the cheapest and quickest
by which to ship Goods to Tennessee, Alabama Ken.
lucky from the Northern cities All ship and forwarding
charges will follow the goods 10 their destination. elS
EDGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE.
WE have SIXTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in
w the thriving and handsome village of Edgehed,
within minutes walk of the Public Square which
will sell to those persons desiring to build upon exceeding
" favorable terms. These Lots front fifty sect Faith
eraRd Woodland Russell Foster and Hobsen streets and
the Galan Turnpike and running back hundred and
seventy feet to sixteen feet alleys
They will be sold credit Of ], g. Q, and years
With interest for notes payable in bank with sstiscto
~ endorser upon the first notes. with lien retained
upon the ground. r
Wewil loan those persons who wish to build liberal
amount OF money to enable them to put up comfortable
and desirable houses taking mortgage the house snd
requiring the owner TO keep insured er benefit
Here is extraordinarily favorable chance for indus
rous mechanics obtain homes upon terms before
offered in this city. Apply at once to
junel9-lm ROBSON 4 WHELESS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-15

Winchester Springs,
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.
HESE Springs viii be opened for the reception OF Visi-
i tors on the 18th of May. 1855.
The Winchester Springs are situated in healthy coun-
try so miles Souh OF Nashville aud miles West Of
Alsouia Depot on the Nashville and Chattanooga Ralruad
The water consists of
Red, EIaek and White Sulphur, Chalybeate
and Pure Free stone.
Hacks will be kept running to and from Alisonia to
meet with the to convey passengers to and from the
Springs.
Within mile of these Springs Elk River Of
the finest Trout streams in the country; and bv
fine hunting grsunds in which deer won't to
range The location Of the hotel is very romantic and
pleasant combining many of the beauties of rural land
scape.
The proprstors will every effort to render visitors
comfortable. sIs.
CHARGES.
Board per month. 90
. " week--..- 9"
day...-..-.... 90
Single meal. %
Children under eleven old who do not 20 the
FIRST table, will be charged half the above Servants
half price. Extra charges for meals sent to rooms
..E MRS N. q SIMS,
may20-2m THOS. SHORr.
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RAG CERTIFICATES.

RAG CERTIFICATES.
nN the ls day of July the Premiums on Rag Certif-
~ Gates are TO be awarded All persons conendng for
the Premiums will please have their Certificates handed
in on that day Messrs. Hugh Douglass, R. II. Gardner
and g. H. LOOMS viii De the Judges and award the Pre-
miums, which will be paid on the same day.
iel3-till juy1 w. S. WHITMAN
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4Os Prizes in all amounting 900
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
Tickets s.. Halves 81. Quarters 81.
sss Bills all solvent Banks at par. All eommunica-
tons strictly confidential SAMUEL SWAN,
junel8-td Agent and Manager, Atlana, Ga.
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SALE OF CEDAR LAND.

Df virtue of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
ID County, rendered at the May term 1855. will offer
for sale at the Court House in Nashville Saturday June
t0th tract of Cedar Land containing % acres lying
Davidson County, in the Sd civil district and about ~
miles from Nashville Said land belongs thu estate of
Joseph Seat dect ased and sold for distribution Terms
OF sale will be $50 cash, and the balance il Of
and and 2y ears notes " h good security required.
iunelS-wst F. R. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
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By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery

rHk subscriber, having accepted from the Commission.
Il ers the Agency and Management. of the FORT
GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, has established the
principal office at Atlanta Georgia and intends conducting
the Lottery the plan thai of the Soufhsan Mill
tary Academy Lottery OF Alabama
Grand Scheme for July-Class 3.
To be Drawn July 3d. 1853 in the City of Atlantis, Geor.
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S 10000

will be distributed according to the following magnificent
Schemel ~ And remember every Prize is drawn at
each Drawing, and paid, when due, without deduction
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-15

From TExAs.-The steamship Louisiana arrived
at New Orleans on Wednesday, with Texas dates
to the %. There accounts of rains in various
parts of the State, and the crop prospects were
very fair. On the 2Gth ult., within few miles of
San Antonio, white man named Lawhorn, and q
negro, were attacked by five Indians, the white
men killed, and the negro severely wounded The
savages then plundered the body of the murdered
man and drove off nine horses which he had in his
possession. A party of citizens, with ten days IA
tons, went in pursuit of them. The paymaster of
San Antonio had received funds and instructions
to pay volunteers serving against the Indians
b OF Amongst the delegates reported in some OF
the papers to be in attendance at the national know
nothing convention in Philadelphia we see the
name Of "ex-Goy. Brown, of Tennessee" To
avoid mistakes, it is proper to remark that there
are two ex Governor Browns in Tennessee-one
democrat and the other wing. The former
Gov. A. '. Brown, is as open and Jealous an anti
know-nothng as he is an ardent and enthusiastic
democrat; he therefore, is not the Ex-Governor
Brown alluded to as a delegate. We are slow to
believe that the wing Ex-Governor n s. Brown is
such delegate if he is he morties some of the no.
best traits OF his character whenever he enters the
dark lantern lodges Washington Uaions
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NIOLASSES.-2o0 bbls Choice MOlasses-to arrive
Nj per steamer E Howard, which lsil New Orleans
mills VII. GORDON CO.
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COALl COAL!!
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

ID DOYLE'S Coal Yard will be kept open during the
i summer months for the sale of Coal Apply at the
yard on Market street, south of Broad ST. junel8-2m
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A GOOD DEMOCRAT.

A good democrat may be deceived into know
nothing lodge. But he will not stay there after
he becomes acquainted with IFS designs and mode
of securing those designs. He will act the good
democrat who writes the following letter to the
Memphis Appeal has acted
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12
New Music Store.
sixn OF the GFeeiau TriSoaum, No. 100
nnfn street.

]. FlcXIESoN would rsIFec:fVuy IN.
4nounee % tie ct!tsns 0: Wheeling aud VI.
s as 1aa IT. t "Gs9sa &C. s 3SS 1a
Guitars, Volihfel0s, FlOlsL, Flutes Fes Aecorde'
1us Banius, lnL TinIh0nRea. Brass Instruments the
lsatraelon Sooxi r al kinds Of lnltmentIi aal for
ICse r tie PaRo Guitar, Flute lHL vulIa. also, the
GsEalt SOogJ, Uelt tte iad the very best H'naH AMI
ltlian Violin lad Guitar SthEsS.
ClrunetS Reeds Tuuas Folks. also Violin and Guitar
screws, Yl0Eu PinGar AMI Tail boards
Bows hor VEOllnrSlO and Viola.
Ks:er.s FaTnlinre Polish, aoe TsnoVaing vanished
Fur bt, aueh a. plDoS, Cabinets steam Boats VI any
descriptions OF Furniture.
Aa0 of sale by The Aseht for ke3efi ht4aurS FlAos
IS Sulas aud cIkl 3Ttad and iquaIs PlRda, DaH'
h1nS HaeIt and Aliens ceahriIal Boston Pianos, &c.
AFsat iof u maks Of CaTAlFdt aaa SeEdAsmI Paeat
Sssofis0os, .ui ,likial Of establishments .ptlsl
-iIt4WtAtpT pTieaS
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Read! Read.! Kead...

N ESlRISG to retucs ouC stct IS low - POSSIBLE he
ore Openhg QuC New GuOds, Aa Ht |ita9ut lH'
Ua,nT lhIut Il, sell 0ut uIssa G9IdS 4: cost. L!dr'
wia;gg avn clLy, oIIe,e, leLa.a. 1r nN1SLe KS
caI buy OGc irpn ,, Uu tie - 'ElS i:lt'd I5oy'.
FGl wlat % ify tina nohestI Of Gut tdEt'htSmsA'
cal la4 see 4aIL
,-5o ScSiIR Il uG3I&Y.
ne aIseY mu1tird reed iutt received ~
= ,n,,.I WM J. NRRS fR0NG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

PIANO FoRrEs AND MELoDEONS,
T UST OPENED, ahe Rosewood Piano FOrtes, itQH
J ChleGttng q Sons anuseiOrI, aHd StedaEt & Coz
Saw otk tclBdtn5 one aa ROoAewCtd Piano, VI qeAt'
iIl or WhieA are OIL red At aetory PItfel'
4ho-s hTtt PaeAaSt Of fa4hI9pIhA HGae, at ~ QaIul
Now Is tA4 uns u you Elntt bargain.
arso !, XEttoR.
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Notice

CAPS.
DECEIVED 'a'a J1y, .as sts; IzsOtsneHt 9f Gen;i'
II yu.'l, lli cH.I r.uS c0ia clas' ever 7t9LSIt y
~, heen Sc eci,d with great care Is = Is
Iyie lmi qGluT Tasy e0ElpIise Ia paf:n OIowa;-
ant, ,ly, opera AGA lad waite: lentA ca eHiA t0'
sac. dfla ii s-teY f;InI, aua!n3 ihd Aro'9 si :,
l.se tae c.7gtIa YYrennli efIcdsi clp, sN lf'ICti
iggse wia GTarI Oilet IsscnPl9G nat % :42 sNll'
mTit y u. ttAhTr.N " NON
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Fer HultlmoPe, WashIhGtan, PhliadelPhia
und New York
S ~ ~ ss;is St.ESs7ss1 Ess
Great through Line for the Eas;

Great through Line tor the Ea3:'
'INHE BArr0rs ard oniO Rail Rad from Wetel14 70
RsIIiuOrs, aad connecting w;A tss W4shat.on
6TlErh RlIl Road a. Ghs Junction eiy saiteh The Relay
Hduse,N9 miles from E4tEtore, and Sth tIe PAillLel
pha, Wmington An Baltino, Kali Rad 10 Philadelphia
Ths great tanEe upon lS4 lire are now Connected and
the whOs road Is In 6ne condition. pAieu!Hs oGe eG tee
aust PCtIrealus lad naAuite rVuis' In tEe void.
rhe nav AMI splendid Irane n 9HIhe CEo1 LiEe nom
louisville and CiacinRaii eouneet with road at WAtel
ns lal through iicAeiA rom tEets fItes 20 Rd!HoTe,
Washington, Philis9Lii, &e Hay BE ISi 0IIAe i&eat''
qr "a the AOatS.
hesrress Iailtag elvsa Wheeling ii!, at o'slcek
l. ", (WheeingtinIl iEd arrives Al Cani5etanJ t9gl
miesl al p. NJ ani allowing tive hftI tsfs arnIsaiH
Baltimore t$sO miles, JlSA. ", ia at1t morning. a1
tng the PassaSs through in IsoG. - hGurt aesdasa all
-. checked through to ,ag the EASTERN POINTS
without chars. ,
7lsssneeTI lnl Slt3s are transferred 70 ias ear! of
wl1higg1n a. the IInc:iol. and or PhI,lt'ahl At Ea-
linlue wi AcIt sI, charge TaT:erlATs Allowed aTl'
i. me laI :Inity al IL Eel!.
Tafouch tickets r:1m Wheeag TO B''uaSore, ("iih
lriSi.eEs o lying over llywts lLa !qlIsp9 $S5-io
Washington. sI,O- 10 PGlAd4.PaiA S.l-io oe hld on
oea.I ne q ~ Ca9n Lae9G 'he 0btC iLd Of
he RllI Road AteuLs 1t WAea.insC D. EuRB)& Mounds
,i'4 ls-- WI PlHHiR. Gs"' SH"''
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UaYuerreOCYpes.

SKY AND sI6S LlGHT ARRANGEMENT,
IKENtSNs - tl4an vita lIIite recentiriprITsmeata
without " Innaio,ll wieRess Of Lll,. ur eY lP
rel &c oG atlra dseseS every atTs u cases always
Oh laad. Prce rom ULG dollar upVlilI
MN WV. C0WuEN
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uTaa1Y 1NtpoRTANT.

NELSON'S PTsh.an n Chihess LE&trli Wishing Fluid,
lie tsl'e,t lripfuyemen; ystI.scny'rei, az IaVlB.
ibor end AZ ease 10 lIhRs CotAiag Ild House Celn.
Ins Lisens lnI C0l;oGa wIShsd b7 thIi FIni viii he
winter lEd ipGsr han Ian u b'eaehed on the Erla-
WGs1GSUID aTt TO Iuure u; aortG. Every lady may
tsf5 herlG on that paint, BY making pf' o. Lotnh
Or Liehin TIC FlHd uII strength, f0t 81 hours Which
Nil dearly show that It must be purely harmless; WIEN
IiureI with ,IIlOnS Of WltGr to datl pint IE tui
The Chinese waShiES Fluid is worth IAtee lme1 Tie
,0s4 SYFeace which will buy Enough fnt aiafSt Lnily
v,1higs Jhich sIa be done IA j0r hours.
Manufactured aud sold dI the Suhle her, who has sh
IL purcha1sI tie nRRt for OAIo eOuuyt, ".
JAS. MELLoR,
iupq no 81, Union 81, NheFU.g Vi.
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BAChtLORS,
UNNTI G AVTIOl
hltanaRe.ut LiqHtN Rth' Dye.

I0jtfNtaRelWt LIqRW HfH' U3F.
ITO those wishing blr dys taat may he depended NJ
on, We eau ehesrfllIy Tec0mneni tAs above IM bc1t
SSeJ FstreGcs can ae Eiyel a. 10 is superiority over
syeTythpa OF the kind now Ia NE. For 1ae wholesale
Ial retail, bI l. H. LUuA y q Son
raC3i S1a iGahlA hIhtS GlLH.
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MCKEE & R08ERVsON'S PRENlUN GOODS

Irw n. NOTE 4 BROS ,an be sn' veXte &
n Robe ,ts0n'i slStn.Grr4. A:iss:I. Persian cola
d,-.ss aIhAGtt aHl WCIIen !lrhS Sltcl u0A inr =
qiInI At the late Fitr "a :as L. Ind. a. ulgcu tfy
-. iCii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-12

N'm &C, .cKee, ItS DrUSg.t 'oI .lP"hsrl =
50 60 ith NlI. whetiIns. savins '9'" ''A cut :
stgcki1 trIe o Ig1n H. TiPQln, aas ieL'sI iruH hGSI
rSsraiIAty Of ais ffsnI' iHI 1'assr egsi9d e's le
trIjeGlT lcEaOgsjEss, an "a lssii! iIl= o. d i
crssGf Continuance ~ ;EeT hteia NUrS lisUTlas ia'
nubc lac au>resS EIlI eOnd-e;s: 81 ile sane r.
ard % rs1Se ,SdJ lE4 .asiE dstelS4LoG IA 5nih de
pIfinsHiS, IS De etG0R. -.
hsSli. :. April 2I', 1874. AP*'
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MAY 10, 1856.
WHEELING.
No. I7supeF Phosphate Of Lime
YERSUsrGUANo."

THIS vauaS Sic rtiter has betl gst iuf teVera lea n
/ in EA2Iiad and utker faT E9ruPe, ihd RsGt u 81
iAo a9dS the k9sest ilnk 10 popularity aaI ne eItent 70
which Il Is ased 1nnRS ElTne. Ib IbtfOtIGt0H Ia tAlN
cnualfy By t4 suhseISeF has bsn more teesnf but the
prog eS4 Il has Hads IA he e1tnAaOd u tSe pable has
GOt hCan esa seI 0r |gcceSA t1 lafcRt, ltf ~
trial II thyee ye lVesi atOa 0t its entl, Ia Which
tne ihee has been JOTy HanY ScTUPulouS tIPetmenlS
uaaA BY lie nl0At IteNii6e I1Culiu,SlN lpd VafOIl
Liuba, ConnItees, &C., aide bI side Ps u7lA -
;O1 reist re ysa compared with the hitter tlI 10 nnSl
instances BreferPBCe EVen u TIE "Suer Phosphate y
Lire" seen reports IS IetaFBed will 2hOEly be Haeed
Before tie Puoue, WHICH will cOlTey more lHGfuNo1
lA4n Tie subscriber 9eS SE0Sed 10 oder, IS the manu-
'lctuTer, attks PrGSehl R1uuelt
Its chemical curO4uOn Is Of that nature - II ONE AZ
ord Ood and nITiSheht 10 4IoWth Of aii
ia basis being gI1heI OC ground "EanEI, tAs the9eY q
witch IS iTInuTs IS already well tnOTH and
watch derGnrDsed AT the addtOl o. one era 'le1r
weight OF SHphUTf Ac " HhlcA Is ldaed due 7ofIe'
liOa Of ran Iad SulPhaE Of Annonil the A;ef Is ore
m tAe St eicsnt lEenLl ia the AeSt PtrqTla Gaao-
II Il easy haEded being iu Fer.ett powder II will he
iOand IEbbla 10 an SDlb. wirrIned rare AID sRnuG,
l WAeH tt maturity 70 es RGhd aa GatouG a hets fe
3'esental.
P1mphee xtl hs 0rw1rdel % application to the sub
Senktr or 10 bis aSaaJ, hOse anfa are IS olldWH
AessSTa. NeGTudef & Sons, BlekmUnd, Va.
DO RaW!st., Hitidy 4 20, Petsi4SuTS, "a.
10 bOCuM 4 ileC!s'n, Norfolk, VI.
10 c. stewart, E1p., Baltimore, Nd
e. =. DE BURG,
Agricultural ChenuAs,
'er!i Williarabufsa, Long Island. =. Y.
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Take Notice.

VIZ DON think il EeceSSary 10 ny,'s hr fsHdi to set
,a or say lnSIaIHI l10at the CeeJ ~ money sing ."
an'sd thar vii al rush W. and e0rdtn'e IN dte ne
We visa t1 iatjcu tAsal hO%sTgt ta't ll EtLsnH.l'
Is h. NADIA heTeICsr Sith u.s. 10 eEsrI iI nOnlh IN
teai o. twelve alOntAS-aaY The i Jl! md r. J!n1
Lr0t NSNlIR " HENN ~.
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DaruerreotYpes.

r ES2Rs. BkAIHR & TURIONi having .l'ien tas
VI Rn0rs ormsry Gccupet BY NJ L; rlFbFll IS ua'
4srrt1a sty tr a. Main and Riddle A'es'', Cen
ie " nee ing aes cave 10 solicit Snl!s Of patronage
irGni his f,isi!, lHl lte pubic 1ttIiss.
TRey naAsul rue GOT 10 st any rt:tir:1 30 OCT 1ut
" II are sltiS act5Il, and v. II s1scTei.
IOi lad Slysr plating 4Ieeuied neatly
LsCrIes lei, lie ~ sign painting Ti!l ID l'tsrEs u
hy ru,'N1 4 ~ U(tGT, IT:t-iri
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a SURE CURE FOK CANCERs.

MY wife, having Abored under en- heS breast for
ISl some time. add having tried dlnsrnt Heatment
concluded 10 undertake myself and in less than three
months effected eoapete cure; although she had bee
given up BY her friends being beyond the reach Of any
cure she has ior the lat enjoyed better health than
She had Tor previous, and has since given birth
10 hne child, which she nurses herself I have AiSo
treated several other cases. aad have net with the
success.
Ny treatnent is ;he using Of the Knie or Cautc
Mercafy, but & purely Vegetable also profess curs
other diseases Female diseases aud Ulcers scrof
na, Piles, and al diseases originating In like Al
ASK OF persons afflicted with any OF the Abaye NAMED
diseases, Is 70 give trial. Where there l. no eurs
tire shah be charge Further information can be
aimed BY calling ie b. leseF No l3T North Mar
bet street. JONATHAN THOMAS.
I 3v1-
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MOTH ICE.
S 200 II f WAR ID!

ON Tuesday evening, Odd fellows Hall In Nashville
during the exhibition Of The Mechanical Pair. & small
dArk Pocket Book, with steel D. stolen nom my
pOc xrt a contained S23 Ia Bank Notes receipts and
three blank bills Il kNchange signed eS myself and
endorsed by Dr John Waters. Also three four
Tomssory notes signed by myself and endorsed By Dr..
John Waters These Rs ani priated orns with
datrs amounts Ac bank they the only bis
signe BY myself and endorsed By him. which are 10 exis
teucc-
The b0ye reward WI be paid for the return Of The Bills
and Notes or sill lead their pressure
eut-proportona reward for the return u any q ths.
An persons are notified trade negoate for SaeA
oSts wILL0. WILLIAMS.
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list PIRIIsIIEn.
By tha Howard Association, Philadelphia.

ID FP0Er on sPERMATOgaiidA, or Sc eainai Weakness,
IL lmpotcnc DE - 0nanisu AastarhAioH sell.
Abuse, and ether Diseases q the Sexual 0xans 9Th
Of he and doceons Of Qu4czs and yau4ble
Advice 70 The Addicted, ~ GEo. r. CALHOUN. u. ~ Con
sulfing surgeon u the Howard Association PhisdcphA,
Pa ruevoieut fnsfita iuu esEbhrd b. special endes-
aent relief and distressed ar cted uifh
''Nifalenf and kphieaic Diseases" copy above
Report viii be sent b mail (h scaled eaFeip- free Of
charge On the rzcept q Two SfAMPs ar postage Ad-
dress Dr. 0Eo. r CALHOUN. Ne sessb NAH 81
philadelphia, Pn. oeti5-dasn
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GRIsW0LD's cOrroN GINS.

1--WE subsr~g benx aEent Of the aosvs gina
viii Aeep supply oa hand, frnia Planters AZ short
noIce.
These gins have he character 81 uaking good nt ga
ang faster running lighter cleaning the seed better
nsats trash Ena having boxes oFs dar1bls
against nre thaE any ether gina e use An
% cred On tsrns advantageous % Us pzrehaee
The oss satisfactory reersno-s can be gtvrn sss1A
th rcpgztion, shch tAey also uAAaAsTkD zatan
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COMES, FANS AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER,

INVITES tire attention Of Southern and Western Mer
chants 10 his stock Of Fans Combs Hair Tooth and
Nail Brushes Ladies' Retcues, Pernmery Soaps, Porte
Monnaies Jet and Bead Bracelets Pocket Books, Dress
Buttons and Needles Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards
Wax Coral and Glass Beads Necklaces &c lnda Rubber
Combs Canes Balls and Toys Of every description. Scs
sors Razors Cutlery. Gold and Gilt Jeweiy AccOr-
deems and Voln including general and very large stock
of Eng d. French German Fancy Goods which will be
sold at the very prices for CASH APPROVED PAPER
Orders by letter selected and put the best
WILLIAM TAsKER, 10 Park Place, New York.
PS-PIease cut this out. my5-dly
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PH1LAnELPHIA MANUFACTURED

SAL A N A " Err SAFES,
WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more fire -
w than any Herrngs safes in use, and sold at y III
the same prices. Also lr0n Shutfc n, sash I'd -
and Doors for hank vaults and SEoEE
Stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined Rctrig-
crafors all warranted goood and cheap any in the
country BY EVANS WATSON, No g6 South 4th street,
Phisde pha Pa. Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
all the ceebrated Lacks furnished when required W. C..
LLARD authorized to receive ORDERS aid make sales Of
the above my5-ly
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MARnELIHED IRoN rIANrELs.

THIS magnificent style Of Manel Is fast taking the place
Of all other desc options, both Of It's supe-
beauty, richness durability aud particularly is cheap
While their cost only about half that Of the real
Arbe they indeed exceed the former In beauty have
-peror lustre, less liable 10 soil, much easier
ept eiean and far exceed marble In durability and are
ne same time, less liable TO break.
The undersigned for the manufacturer Wal
ace Hthgow Co louisville, KY, and will farnish them
10 their patrons and the public generally with CRATES
pieces and thing complete; AMI viii also srpeT.
intend their putting up. STEWART 4 OWEN,
Stove Dealers and Tinware Manufacturers,
maraf-daHn Ne 81 Market sfveea
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HARPER.
IN A co. have HAR.
GREAT MASONIC HALL.

TIVE largest Piano Forte, Melodeon and Music Store in
United States, will be opened October 10Th, 1852 in
Ne MASONIC BUILDING Chestnut Street, above Seventh,
philadelphia, by JOHN MARSH, the sole Agent for
Boardman, Gray 4 Co.'S celebrated Dolce Campana At
tachment Piano Fortes and G. w. Fisk Co.'S Premium
MelodeOns Also Piano Fortes and Melodeons Of other dis
tuguished makers j. NJ has obtained lease for several
We in the new, magnificent and wei known Masonic
building where he intends keeping the largest stock and
assortment OF Piano Fortes Meodeons, Music and Musical
Instruments OF every description, all OF which carefully
selected by himself and warranted 10 give perfect saac
ion in every instance. octl1-trWlm