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New Gas EExagaYeS,

NCW EGkS q kASEaESSs
TUSr reserved a very hHu1s,5ue lOI Cf CHANDALGERS
y and other artc es in and it sou intend
TO have the Gas 10 your house. YOU cannst hud Q,
Torable TIME. Tor selling cheaper than ever. and
have the very best workmen employed, and gra1tee
d. the very best work.
have al kuds of Fixtures rom the large Six Light
Chandelier the pai1est Pend nt We have Chandaer
shat be used for GIs Candles and parties living on
the line u tine G pipe be furnished with ia bJu 0
Chsud4iers, aud other materials until the Gas pes
reacn tbe- prem ses.
Gas Pipe Wogk Of all kinds, either fer STEAM or G,s
done with despatch Apply 10 j. Il. kehdrick, the oiics
OF the Gas IL sht Company.
ulyS Ell DAVIS h CO.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
5FgICE-coREER CHuRcH AND CHERRY STREETS.

oVyTCy-coREER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS
tbs WEEKLY UNION AND NNEkICAN IS furnished
to subaeribers at s. 90 perannuu in adyanee
The TRI WEEKLY published every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at & 90 per annum in advance; if not
paid in advance, s. co.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
~ THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. -tI
RemirDces of subscriptions may be made BY mail at our
ri7k.
No paper viii be of the State unless the order Is
accompanied with the cash.
~ We wish distinctly understood that no paper VIII
be discontinued until all srrearages paid cet stfhe
option Of the publishers.
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IS. ". SSSAFFEEE,

Cabinet Furniture and all kinds Of Undertaking.
= AM nov prepared urniSh short nOtice any and
every kind of JOfFlNd the finest to The paines
wooden cuin | have a and tine heirse careful dr
v.r aud gentle horses Orders from the country city
lef al uy warerom, No. college Str et, Church.
d.v r. night viii receive immediate attention BY D. W.
boris nv agent, at a fair pri e only
p s Furniture repaired with neatness and dispatch
Matrasses OF all kinds, and made to order
K. W SHAFFER. BY
iel5-3md ttw ID " Norris N1e"t
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PATENT SAD IRONS.
NNE Of the valuable of inventions, with which
I the ironing tor family be dOue with i've cents
worth of charcoal.
Taors and Box Irons
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces &c, &c;
Iron Spoons Of all sizes.
juneS SNOW, II lCKENZIE i co.
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.
A ND2LW JOHNSON, Governor Of the --rssPS
" State af Tennessee To all who shall see -
these Ur-sants-tTreetlnC: Ezs-~5s
To the Sheufs Of the counties Of Fayette, Tpion
demqu ana Sbs,bv-you are hereby commanded 10 open
auo hold an election At alt the places of holding elections
IN v1ur -e,rive counties on THURSDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF OCTOBER next, after having given months
not az required by Jaw for the election Of Attorney
Ccaer. for The said lth Soie OTia District 10 I'LL the
vclacv occaSoned bv the resignation Of George Har
den sud due returns make according 10 law
r-,z5..x,> In te>tm, ny whereof |, ANDREW
t@.J.sf9 JOHNSON, Governor Of the ) ate aforesaid,
II E..sA have bert unto set my hand and caused the
II Ska.gsl test seal Of the State 10 he affixed. at
49, s.sg| Nashville TIE lst day # september, 1855.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Pv the Governor.
The ~her II Of ~h5b- county viii except the 9Th, 18th
aud civil districts said county e2clud-
ei ty law.
:ET- ris Memphis Aappeal aud Bolivar Democrat
ulease cons. sepr2 wtd.
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To The rUDLIC GEN NEISALLI
NTOTI3E is hereby given that the Ioug and ming
y advsr'isen MS ciutIOning the publ fro ouyrg
-Arumatic ~chedam Schlapps" from any bus them
selves aud pronOuncing all other articles spurious Is mere
" fO the Uu Dos o ang that else has
genuine s-ce of AROMATIC SCaIEDAN SCBNAPPs but the
undersigned takes this method OF deny these statements
infrming the public thai they have for sale RenuI
article o. SchnzpE made and imported express Iher
House which warranted good It superior any
others the United ates having been compelled 10 get
the Genuine article direct consequence Of ali others hay
ing been pulled and down often that lew viii buy
Believing word be q sufficient guarantee. are
willing leave The merits Of our Schnapps 10 the judg
meut Of a liberal and discriminating pubic.
We are very respectfully,
iuly2 LYONS co, 10 Cedar St
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY COO

WILL An TASKER.
IN PARK PLACE, NEW iURA, invites the attention
lUs of Southern and eeern Merchants to hrs stock
Of Ea 3 Combs iar Tooth aud Naii Bruies adde's Ken
cules Perfunery, Soaps, Pore Nonaes, and Bead
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards Wax, Cord, and Glss
Beads Necklaces &c. ludl Rubber Combs. Canes Balls
and TOYS of every description Scissors, Rsz0rs usd Cut
lerT Gold and Git Jeweiry, AccUrdeons FiOiins
Guiding general and very large stock n English French
and German Fancy Goods which wil be sold at the
lowest prices Tor CASH or APPROVAL PAPER.
- Orders by letter selected and pct up in the Jest
manner. WILLIAM TASkER
mv4-lvd 10, PARK PIACE Nrv N.FK
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\ SIRE CURE FOR CANCERS.

1fG "l't hav'"g lbored under on her breast for
W sometime, and haFnC uled different trcaiment,
concluded o. un:ert ke myse and in less than three
mcrths affected complete although she had been
gwen u hv hsr friends being heyord the reach of apy
cure size has FIR tie Ia cuj0E cd be,terheah than she
had Tor previous has since gwen birth TO
fine child, which she nurses he set have also treated
several other cs and have et with the success
Ny treatment IS not he using OF the hnIie or Caustc
Ne'CuTy hut 1t Is TUrcv Vegetable also profess to
other diseases such Female Diseases and Ulcers
ScrfIla Piles I'D all diseases originating in like
AL ask ct per al cted with of the above
nsmed diseases, Is 10 give trial Where there
there shall be charge Further information be
obtained bv calling LIE, by letter No l27 North
Market street JONATHAN THOMAS.
Us FIN VI
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ID AEAHA0 Mouday night tie 2lSt inst, e.
i 4, while an the employment OF Ar. Ch Tles L. Il. s
Martin. of this city, TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM NS
ani ALBERT They ab ut twenty-five years of age,
dark pleTioB, bad with them suit ofcoJhes made
green caslDett and silk hats. JIM about feet
eight inches hIgh weighs about S0 lbs; well formed high
forehead und pleasing counenanc- speaks gmck when spo
ken raised IN Williamson county By Thomas Petway
ALBERT feet : inches high; weighs ABOUT l15
lbs round face good with small round eyes
speaks rather slow when spoken 10; rather humble
l0uklng negro; was raised by Cot Thomas Williams, OF
Montgomery, Ala. viii give the above reward If they
ale taken aud secured SO l II get them.
juna5 -tf-Trzsf WEig CL. NELSON
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THROUGH n SIX MINUTES.
PATENT ICE CREAM EREEZER

THROUGH IN SIX MINUTES.
PATENT ICE CREAM FRFEZER,
A extraordinary and astonishing improvement II
~ Cream Freezing; will freeze mjgutes by SIM
pie and elegant application Of well known principles pro-
ducng this desirable aGd surpsIug result A child Of
ten years can e.It without difficulty.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
awarded 5y the Maryland Institute. ard first class dplo
Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute attest the
superiority Of jhs apparatus over ell others.
As further aud convincing proof OF the excellence of
this Freezer the undersigned would state, that
THOUSANDS
have been sold since the patent issued For sale by
aug5 NOW. MACKENZIE K co.
4 PPLE PEELESsS.-A very neat ana lngeuiU 8
~ Machine, by which bushei of Apples Peaches Po-
s'ces, other articles OF similar nature can be peaed
in an hour. For sale BY
aug5 SNOW MACKENZIE h co
( AIDES BONNET TRUNKS;
Il Snip, Sole Leather DO;
do do Ashland Valises;
do do pain do;
A variety of Black Zip Travelling Trunks Just re-
Ceved by RAMAGE Il CHURCH
lulv&l 4 College street
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At WHITES CREEK SPRINGS.
THE mex session will commence on MONDAY, the Sd
l Of September.
For Board, Tuition Fue, Lights &c, $50 per Session
o. tN ent, weeks.
augl9-tr-w&wlm +. l. CROChER.
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Ifard Tinns

4 writer zoo the NatJonpllu tgIIgoocer
puts the subjects ~ Dls present HARD
limos among c,umaiHnI mca IN nut
,huH The i9liual,I are bisyiew@
"lhe -rrrclary oil the Treasury es'
upI,as uo amount 81 specie IN the
country. m ue 3DA Of rep.ombor
n.,,ai ssil,OJy,VJJ, II, slys' "Ol
tbis mm rhero va. abon. SbJUJO coo
in Tao banks ana $26,OO0,oO0 m the
Uuitcl states Treasury; r's rest being
In circulation among tue Peopleof hour
del up.
Az the period Of this discovery Of
lo,l in California, therc "ls ~ me
..,n,, alba, 100000, dnl,ot
this S50,0o0,G0o was held by banks
and $50. 100000 by individuals,
Thus, in about seven years the az.
mount in the hand vaults has oaly m'
creased $4,000. QO9, while the amount
in pryatc haDds Lac increased SiJ,-
10000
Il IS chiefly held where it is not wan,
ted. and has not materially increased
whore it is vitality necessary; fer the
enlargement of business operations has
rendered essential an cSteuson Of baud
facilities requiring corresponding i'll
crease Of the specie basis,
The leragcm,ut of credit, by the d.
miau,iou Of bank accommodations, Is the
true key Of the present hard times; and
thcrc viii be no relief UNTIL growing out
Of the interruption u busioc-3'bose Nho
have boarded the specie shah he COM
PEELED to spend it, and itw,.l thus inJ
ms WA back to the banks,
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Tho Knoxville Standard

This is the successor Of the States.
mnn-tao first issue IA before US. 1t Is
illadup with wei wri,,n articles, aud
iuiicious selections, In rs typosraph-
icnl appearance, ID looks better than Il
has done at any time IN twelve months
past It isciilsd 10y joins Il, HELMS,
our Post Maslcr, and 10 Of course Dem.
ocptc, lJo worthy Of She support Of
th,t parity and We should thina, VII
BIO literally parouilld,
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win You Advertised

We ask ibis question Of Bp.u's.
Men, and Bu.'nes. i4ouscs, o. home uo.
abroad, mot because nculsh 70 sglaI0
their patronage, as NrDr Na>NcANls
Ior yet, because We desire to ropesert
our paper as suitable medium through
which to advertise. We ask tho qucs
ton, that We take the occasion to state,
what no one here vii. dIspu."-anI that
il, that our subscription list b. larger
than that Of aHhe pagers IN hrerrH
Yat together, 5o'iyc'.J'oas ami lo."'e''
All Advertisements intended for tA's
paper, must reach u ne carly in the
week Us Thusday mor!uy, q each
Meek,
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Dissolution.

The Iartrorhp existing iotVcsHJ D. CID
SUSGW II rLuMLEE, i thls day iist.irci by
mutual c,rssnt.
~. j.r.igasl, ih,ntrul TO- former f,ver,.
bsgs ltlve TO sty thlt he viii carry ou iHe Auo.
ton 4 t"nni-sf SION business at the O,d stand, aui
sl icits e5asisnmsnls ofgcci. on salo.
int'05 p. GIBSON
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nnnih Of GOV. nnrr

The death fIuo,as WI1o. Dom
oeuuiural Providence, Rhode Island,
ls announced In the rnrn. of,lat city.
lie va.nr graduate or Harvard college,
and MA. A LAWYER by profession lle
VIVA lrruuoptly a member Of .,c Lret.
lrro Of l.' sn,a. THE part De took
in tbc o.. ..'ro War; 70. ,hH su'r,
aser.sdsr orI,crlld parity glyc him
.r.ucu.gu.y ug p.s~-.l i vs
The Democratic panty 'uat r,a.Ia'
a.4.ul lac constituted authorities of
tha state. and chat ravy chose hu
Gauusrmu,r dy nov CONSTITUTIONS
formed bsammmry ~ wIaN lr-
.s.u.l pas, o''us themselves
.rnl.rj
Va. Eb. uuy,0tom! .v,1h ,mr
at..uu. ra..ar ,at H"a o.s,rd
-uL " ..>o C..uuo under tho
obi. .aa only lavn. Constitution, thea
existing though q was s''a''' "
Charles 'h' He'o'i' '' L'a''"'' ',', q,
King declared '.' STATE ""''' '3'' ,..l,
Iaw~-ealIed uI0n the people ~ pu'
down the borr I"ur'e,''o', ana 20 AZ
- n.,. en- ,iph treo4DI.
rest the leader Do''' 'o' ",E' ,' ~,
The law AMI order parry io'',u !" r"
building on tb' brow OF h'sh MI over
looking Providence ana '0Fr "'o 10
army arranged their canon tn attack
them. DORIS Father Was on Ibc
IN, NJ m, state. anil vla Ia the
''', W. r.r f.. dcfcp.s Dar
00''''.2' d. ."'' ''' .h,, liza me-,
was Bravo man, ''' '"', III.
declined die attack, he actually l'''"'"
up in person IN. touched Of the canon,
,,a,.,,.I ,, do.so. Iii, men know
al. ,.,vIJ l,i, and not wish,
ing to see blood sh'dt hat = Leo '',"
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To- HORACE WATERS, Music Pub
Usher, Manufacturer, and Dealer ia H.
ano Fortcs, of No. 353 Broadwar, New
York. has sent US the following shee.s
Of popular Music, published By him.
Binding My Messenger "The Rush
Of Waters "lhe Sparkling PoIko."
Mr. Waters proposes to present "a q
New Years Gilt for 1875 Ono Dollars
worth Of Music. to be selected from his
extensive cltalogn,, 10 all who pnrchasc
81 hn tua same amour, previous TO the
2j,a pcjaa,, and % forward both G,n
aul Purchase postpaid
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Greene County.

We would Ike to hear OF JAMES W
DUNCAN, Of Greene, becoming canli.
date for the Legislature, upon the Poo
hibitory ticket We believe he could
and would be elected, if he we're 90
shoulder the Temperance question lie
is an uwayering Democrat, but the
County is Democratic, aud invariably
sends a Democrat. and Whskey nan,
Duncan is well informed man-has
been in the Legislature, and we hope
Ne may 20 asnin. Let Temperance
men, where they have the balance Of
power, elect Temperance men, without
regard to party predictions.
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WOTTON d HOLLOWAY.
COMMISSION .Ryclr,ty. .Vg,op Ge
Discusses OF WE LINER.

~ Whom tho c,r.,r.tcl r~ r,,t r,.',-,l
'''' "'"NA'N''sS WIS '''''''' - 'h"'e'A'ei
Truth which tie experience and observation Of
medical men g.. every day r.as-mrr,. The ma
,.. ,..,.,r,.,-,. i.,.,,., .,.I...-t. g..
r.i-. 81. ,,.. ,... .... 60. -.
.,.. ..'..,,...,, e.r r,....
.t % .''''' 70
''' .., '. '''' o.
.' CO.. '''' W. ''.'"' D" tn
''." -'' D"
Do q ''.' '.''''-'o ut "t. '''''s Nid To. instead
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.N
ago, aolsc Of the sharp ones think
ihis "Hcr m.ul, .oluc slfs andstripc-
rather mal.qpropos ul tnsumo, aui give
Alr lHrashcr ofrat credit for biz zeal 10
fcrrctng cut tha particular,
JAc Old soldiers m.t in convention
u Washington on tho Sab md 9th, when
The Souate resolved 10 admit them ono
tho Ao0r Of The seuNtos Curuber and
With ,ha Now York Gag 40 ihrir head,
they mn'ched TO the CAPITOL and visited
the Senate. They ecrc 90 proc.gd IN
accordance wi,h resolution in o boay
10 Mount Vernon, and di-bml there, 10
meet again on the SIh oi january uo,.
Mr.. Gmlncr, The now lhrow Nu,h-
ngl Governor Of Massachusetts,, vas iu.
asgerateJ "a tho Oh inst, and deliver
ed . iong sla.isicI al Ig,s-, in which
ila thQNs 30 Immigration oi foreigner,
10 thh e0aHry Hucc lIJ0, he said
t'litsse. y large proper non olthe crime
whish dirsracps oai country, proceeds
from Ibcu, am, calls upon our statesmen
TO remedy i,eesil. lie is opposed to
the French and Dutch Language, md
says allpu5lc documents should be prin-
ted in tie Laglish language alone. lie
evidently understands We'll, aud adyo,
Gates strongly the principles OF the par
~ TO whom he owes his clectl9u.,
Nyron H. Clark has just put ON the
gnbemasonllhurneos lately worn By Mr.
ceymour. lbs "ulsSsuse' has been
well received, and i, sousoucl stron. IL
with cognion sense. Mr., =. is uyowcd.
" temperance man, aui understands,
: think, the force Of taa good advice
'bc trmpoate ~ all things"
The Steamship North Star, which ar
ri'et AoA California Yesterday, brot
tho seml9I'outhly shipment Of specie,
to eleven hundred Thousand
'oilra' The usws from the land Vi
opaIf ls barren and anint,le,tmg, There
was d tremendous gale At Aspiuwall ON
"" morning Of the 3l,t q. December.
'"''h resulted in the loss Of HE and
property. The Flying Cloud was to,
tally wrecked, aild tho G.otgn lIly,
hopdJ auI seven men persisted IA the
breakers --ln slgb, OF shore, bat no one
dared attcmPt rescue, The brig Ale
yaro I New York VAS totally destroyed,
aad several others much damaged,
IlV ..l.tu.5 Ip..I. ...,. & .....
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bufa 1w wcr.spgo, ibis association
v4, louOcd of the Second Presbyterian
Church IN ibis Cry q very largo audi.
cnc8 being convened comra.pd of rbc
members of an the denomination. IN
tlrcIS. headed ly tbrI,r,..co..ye p.,.
tors. We were not prc,,nt Inn vcorc
pIl Chat ac ocnrsIon WAS one Of mora
tMm ordinary interest.
Such al Association Is called for IN
ibis CIV, over and nlo,c uuv toyn ~
Ea,t Tonne. zee. Toom opv v,pp,w.o
Of pro...o. arc vain. I.pll,n, g., a.,
Devil. And amop, III. w,,., NJ 49,
class. are 40 be rou.l no san, oc a.,
usmbm. e., tho Churches No c.,
church r,., c,u l.,. ,r aroI.,;.,.
training" .,,r,n.,La.. an s,,n to.l,
,raiuu, nru. chirJr,n r,r r.D..l,
We home iii, .,,.,;., ,r.r ,},,.i
leh.pc,rl,,n.cb or man, OIL, ,,.
youg, men, and tI.tit,,,v moe, x,b
l,, 3D., .,,.,......... r..,, IN - a.,
~ merits ,pti,lo no Tyolvn ;oar.
,oo no , ,;,Ie Loo, fin fr., W.
Nsn,s Christian As.,ci,,ion wos f,,r,oI
IN Io,Jo, Now hasn't, n, c;,r a.
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un average aaF'''rd oil ! per e'nt--
bopd
S!iOl0 Illinois Central Il II ~. lui, added
WlnoJ
2juIl Aew jersey u ~, le' ADDED ~ % p n
!, u.u NJ, luil 1n' ~ s, q +" w.. IN
/ 'l'm,inn, Wr,rm h n Nonsla I0,7I4
/ Uo BrooIn hmalha n Z 7,do ~
. l01lIuoa lnl lmp0 f.l'i0 -
ilm do do CT w'"h ''.''@ H''''N'1o NJ.
An. Az h r.,- Gii
/ lml li1p.a,oo,r n nj. .l,,s ri
lq,bir-s Gnen wolonon uumRRal
/ 1l DO u p iu| lmnnl 70
pI No. NnN ''I1' ] 40 insurance ".
tl a' Il .p"'.r N' '' d" 4.
/ I'l do rulm H1'io" ".-'
-l5 M r,' '....' a. p,",'., n n ,sa-..
o d, NV H,y.,s N.@ L'.i'o a Il g =
Thef!lowiug we're sold f.rac.onto VI
whom 70 may coucgrn;--
!l0ODl Lacaagmpa lal B'ar u Ri|,-
t.oM M u ,l'' ., ,.l ,u.,.,,.gp 95n,.
do aja5}
~ '0'''. y, f" l'a'nl ~ ~ ~" lo,1''0'' O' W. ",
~ 10 Il uph -,.,,l. Cl,,.rCo a.
'o.'" d'nl',. Q'." Goa Co O.
40 ne second .. ', l NC m',sc, , va" va
Wv" , 'i' ,,, -, cI p ' Tl C,,' "'
nv }; Chicaga and Rock Idroi naa.
road, 1, Central bonds = Eric Rail-
road and Nicaragua Transit closed at
prices rul'ns AZ Tue n.'' po"'i i.;.,.n,
~ a,'.'a' E," IT, su ,sfollow.
g.,s.y,5 sl5.5643 3,
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my negotiations ""0 WI I,
land on het o"a "cC'ui%
pitched an 'H
-e''in' TO Lone s.E
''',,' news /, rdtres
D. From Bingham ,,p,l ia du. form T.
n.r }I,,'.I, IN on Dcccq.arr
tgt ir, .,,os., vlsc.hs Oueen
I. ~, 81, III m cry rlain.
WIS ,,.,,.,.j l,,,no,c-s 'lsra coq,}
I''.'- -, ; ~, =, Urr IA roint /,
~. .o 1 H.. ,,,ot /, l,cjlqi. She
. /, v.,-b I'm, utmost
, ,...' ,~.,'" Her me-. point is
-' '.'l H.. 90, ;.,.,;es Of The CHI
|''",.;'. =, ,e;o;ce N: and
,.r '.t..r-..r..... ..s.o ,,'o,,r l,.,nry "
n, -. 80 :..' ,,'.,,n wirb.vl.c,
'''' .'.'.' ,r..'.....,,rhls.of I.on;. Ma.
''e .'...'N .. . IIar r,u,,b r,..,
f'., .'' '.. ~ 5r,r from wA.,a
J, '', B. 80 WV, 49,, ads ,,g,ss +,ti.
sue - Pc 'S' l'.,ov,.,,'kosn, IN.
common 81. '1' ,, 1..,l ~ ,,,,s ~ 1,o.r.
B '-'-. 49, ~ .t..I1
ica' ana ''''.''I ''' 'y' ' 10, .,1l..'',l
'ike zen i''"''s W " s,'''''. '"'
She womb up Us "'O'' y wi'H"N W.,
p'iiy 20 que y'"'''' '' .eh''' VI WV
country
. LoIt j5." ns'el' one ~ the hr't dl-
p'omnu-S5 }" hng.ana' hade power
iuI speech 30 when he So - NOT 10 re-
"h1e the great aa'a. s'a's'' - toe com
mon can" SPOKEN OF ~ - Queen, as
resulting from the a." Irc'ty.-
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grounds against TIC y party.
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that he Aaj re- Igr I = vnhou. fYuHdi-
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occasion. Nh
ma. mad 70 cutlis,
know N,tiingsan
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-25
MEDTgTNkI.I
y HaIP : CgIebrQted PWi,nonie EliriT

DIR Halt S Celebrated PftEElONle EttTlf
IoR the permanent euro ofroshs colds, consumption.
Il bronchitis asthma Influenza, Group, WhOOPiHS cough
inflammation bronchea and hOaTSeueSs, caused pub
c speaking; all affections Ct The organs of respira
ten -lst t5I @sEf
wsTa.ed the Pleasantcst and best medicine for diseas
es .he lungs ever sold in America .s ~ . 3
In presenting this medicine to the pubc nave the
satisfaction 10 know that not only nTesent them with
aniuVabe antfiOe for abe class of diseases II profess
cure but which is perfectly harmless in its el
ectA upeH The constitution be Administered with.
The ct, that aaTse portion OF the suferns aud death
throughout Country, is caused by disease OTthe Ora"s
OF consequent upon exposure and cold h1Stn
duced US tOpu II within the reach OF every Individual
who may need remedy that has proven itself so lnVau
able, ~ aa
This medicine is tile result of long experience, and
study oil th0se diases OF the lungs which frequent
our ehaneSble climates and claim II TO be in advance
OF all medicines before discovered for those peculiar
comP dEtS, an Improvement uTon ali, and consequently
uIGTioT TO allOthers.
We shall make eEtravsgant assertions OF its efficacy
who deceive all who trust them, shall hold out any
inducements which experience does not justify si
lIPaieHS will peTSevere in tbs of this medicine
and use as dncted, they will be cured III every Instance
that tits not beyond the power of medicine There arc
nun ero0s persons euoyingthe blessings Ofheaith and
since been in their grave, the timely and Perseve
ring use Of this Invaluable remedy. Its NOT pretended
that II Is Ha bic liz every stage OTcOnSuptiOu, but
Know II 10 be better adapted 10 the various diseases ohe
respiratory than other Medicine offered
the public. All ask is trial. and in every instance it
| faction is not sivHn the money will be returned.
Genuine signed E. HALL & CO. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout tile country. ap9-Iy
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Saddlers Hardware.

lFl1@ AND COACH THINNING.
JUST opened aIarge assortment otSadler's Hardware
y and Coach Thinning, Coach ard Lei Their VarnSh,
buggy Roys, Hubhs SPokes, Fellows, Carriage and Tire
Aolts, Maieable Irons, Patent and Enameled Leather,
thing used by the trade, which invite the at
tention or the public, JOHN KN0TE,
maI3 Old Stand, I63 Main st.