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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-01
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81.
Mr.. Burch: A petition from merchants of Hamil
ton county, on the subject of merchants tax. Re-
ferred to Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Holmes: A petition from citizens and mer-
chants of Memphis, praying for the repeal of the
dealers. Referred TO Committee of Ways and
Means.
Mr. Dortch: A bill to amend the act establishing
the State Agricultural Bureau; passed first reading
and referred TO Committee on Agriculture.
Mr. Carlock: A bill to incorporate the Hibernia
Mihning Company; passed first reading
Mr.. Newman: bill to protect barn. yards and
stock yards, and for other purposes; passed first
reading.
Mr. Holmes: bill to incorporate the Collierville
Female College in Shelby county; passed first read.
ing.
Senate resolution proposing conference of the
committees on tipping of the two houses, for the
purpose of drafting law to meet the wants of the
people Of the State, was taken up and rejected.
On motion Of Mr.. Bullen, House bill TO authorse
the Broyles and Henshaw Turnpike Company to
build bridge across Nolachucky river, was taken
up and Senate's amendments non-concurred in.
House Bills on Third Redding.-To give Presley
Garden further time to complete his turnpike road
in Carter county-passed.
To charter the Knoxville Building and Loan As
cOSidHOh- p"ooCNs
To repeal the first three sections OF an act pre-
scribing the duties of register passed.
To amend the charter of Mississippi Central and
Tennessee Railroad Compsny-passed.
To charter the City Building and Loan Associa.
ton of Nashville-passed.
To repeal all laws Incorporating the town Of Co.
lumOus in Polk county-passed.
The House then adorned to q o'clock P. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Newman submitted proposition to amend
the constitution OF the State, so as to make the
Secretary of State Treasurer and Comptroller elec-
tive 0y the people Lies over.
Mr.. Huntington: A bill to change the present
system OF penitentiary labor; passed first reading
and referred to Committee on Penitentary.
Mr. Kinney; A bill to amend the act Of 1850, Ia
relation TO the duties of Justices OF the Peace in
certain cases; passed first reading.
House Bills Third Redding.-To charter the
Washington Fire Company Of Aenphis-amended
and passed
To regulate the appointment OF Attorneys Gener.
al pro tenn. The recommendation Of the Judiciary
Committee that il be rejected, was nonco ncurred
in, aud then, on motion OF Mr.. Upton, the bill was
indefinitely postponed.
The House then adjourned to 10 o'clock to.mor.
row morning.
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Later from Texas.
NKw ORLEANS, Oct 90

INV UhLhANs, VCb -V
Advices from Texas state that the official account
proves that Ward, Democrat, has been elected TO
Congress from the Eastern District
Another fight had taken place between Captain
Callahan and the MeIicans and Indians 10 which the
town of HiedrAs Segras was burnt Capt Callahan,
il is reported had returned 10 San Antonio for re-
in.orcements IL was also rumored that the enemy
crossed IN large numbers over 70 the Texas side OF
the Rio Grande, and at meeting held at SAa An
toElO it was resolved 20 raise Immediately 1000 men
for service.
The Texas Debt Bill has been defeated BY three
thousand msjority.
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ADVANCE IN FREIGHTS-The Louisville Courier
OF the 30th, says:
In consequence of the rapid fall of the river,
Southern freights have again advanced on the quo
tations in the Courier of yesterday. Pound eights
taken at soc; potatoes, per bbl, 65c; flour rs;
and other articles in proportion. The large boats
that contemplated going out have given up their
trips, and others advertising for passengers
ly, refusing to take freight.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-01

ANOTHER Who LETTER-The Hon. Daniel
D. Barnard has written a long an d able letter,
in which he sets forth his reasons for ulnging
to the old Wing party, and especially for de-
clning to act with the Republicans, as recent
~ organized in New York. He thinks that
the Wing party ought to be recognized so far
as possible Immediately; and g if they do not,
as" he says, g they probably cannot at this
late day, set up generally their own candidates,
their instinct, and principles can hardly fail to
direct them, among the parties and candidates
in the field, where to cast their votes so that
they may be most effective for the common
safety and good of the country" He closes
thus:
al have been a Wing from honest conviction,
and shall not now renquish or unlearn the sacred
lessons which have become part Of my nature, by
long connection with that school of patriotism, hon.
or and virtue. But names are not everything with
me; they do not take the place of principles. l
cherish the name of wing, but if the Wing party
has been so pared and Topped away on one side and
another that not enough of its vast old frame re-
mains to enable the political psychologist to recon-
construct it, and set it on its legs again, then if
see a union OF men of national sentiments and OBJ
jects just such as the true Wings have always
cherished and maintained, prepared to make stand
for the Constitution and the Union, against comb
nations which threaten to overthrow them, shall
be found, as far as my vote and my humble infu-
ence may go, of their party, by what name soever
/ NAV ha CALLED
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VINO WANTS MONEY 9-The Building Asso-
citation will sell tonight at the Merchants Ex-
change, about $4,000 to the highest bidder.
Those who happen to be in want, would do
well to attend
A number of shares in the Current River
(MissourD Copper Mining Company, will also
be offered for sale, together with several shares
Building and Loan Association stock.
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FINE CARRIAGEs.-Thosei in want of any,
thing in this line, are referred to the advertise
ment of Cram & Shepherd. These gentle
men are practical workmen of the first class,
and personally superintend their own estab-
lishment. The specimens recently exhibited by
them, and which secured premium at the
Fairs, are ample evidence of the superiority of
their mechanism.
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ssSs7 sa - 80 -
To Railroad Contractors.

ClEALED Pr5posais ui be received TIE ofcs 81 The
> EZthed and Ksniecky Railroad Company In Nashville,
Tenn Until saturday Deeerh4f tth. ISIS, for TIE con
siruc0n q the asd on NGakYs The Ksntrc<y L1ne,
where & he Hentcrson and Nashville Railroad b
Henderson o. the Ohio klssF The = X. r. X . aheai
iory-eEht mics lng thfaFh eoantry vel adapted ior
Railroad Construction. ard the work VA BE divard nto
sscoes uf mile EACH shth mas b I'D ioF sd
rately, the whoie road .neiuded Ia Prqpen ff-
poszs nay also be made % build he tniry ues nny nrki
10 Ss either ~ the snKe section IN confact
There TIE rosd tennei h2H nir ionEf hr4Fy
noek work AZ various points ard large BrdslL haps
Proes and Plans ola b. ready r exauinason BY Dec isi,
ssa any nfssaton nay b ottalnsd ~ sddrezng he
aer.xaed sAu'L WATSON, PrSEdsnl
ect.a -tEs.iseik A. ANDERSON, Casef knsReeE
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HANDSOME INCOME 10 BE MADE AT HOME.

VIE above can be made in every Town and County
throughout the Union, by engaging in the manusctur
and sale Of article upon which, an outlay ST. one
thousand dollars year may be made. The ce is
universal daily consumption and that has puzzled the
brains of some OF the most eminent Philosophers.
1t is self evident that is destined become Of the
necessary Of the necessities of life article is one
that will have as ready and permanent sale -four
Full particulars will be by mail the receipt OF 126
cents equivalent in Post Office Stamps Specimens
sent when CURED. Address.
JAMES T. HORNE h co,
oct31-1m Box ISL, Post Office New York.
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,ADELPHI THEATRE.

Third night Of the engagement Of the distinguished
American Tragedian Mr. James E. Murdoc who will appear
in Tragedy and Comedy-THE STRANGER and MY AUNT.
Miss c. Wyette as Mrs. Halter.
Thursday Evening, Nov. !, will be acted the pathetic
play Of THE STRANGER.
To conclude with he petite Comedy of MY AUNT, or
Love and Champagne.
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sented were mostly of local character, and
the same remark will apply to the bills passed
on third reading. The resolution from the
Senate proposing conference of the Commit
tees on Tipping of the two Houses, to frame
law which will meet the wants of the people
of the State, in regard to the liquor traffic, was
rejected.
In the afternoon, Mr.. Newman submitted
proposition to amend the Constitution of the
State, so as to make the Secretary of State,
Treasurer and Comptroller elected by the peo-
pie, which lies over. Bills were introduced
by Huntington, to change the present system
of penitentiary labor, and by Mr.. Kinney, in
relation to the duties of Justices of the Peace
in certain cases.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-01

MERoHANTs' ExoHANGE-The Superinten-
dent Of the Merchants Exchange has renewed
the arrangement, by which daily dispatches
from the principal markets, will be received
and read hereafter at 8 o'clock precisely
Members of the Chamber of Commerce are
entitled to the benefit of these dispatches, and
are expected to attend every evening pune
tually.
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UABLE BOOKS.
W. T. BERRY CO. have just received
/. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain.
2. Guizoi's History Of Civilization. 8v.
8. Faleners Classical Antiquities.
4. Louginus the Sublime. l vol.
s. Dautes Divine Comedy: the Inferno. pure transa'
ton by Carlyle.
8. TassOs Jerusalem Delivered.
l. The Legislative Guide.
s. Irvings Life Of Washington.
9. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. webster's Complete Works. 6y.
IL. Cahoun's Works. 4 vol
IL. Naper's Battles Of the Peninsular.
IS. Napoleon in Exile by O'Meara.
IA. Lascases' Memoirs Of Napoleon.
IS. Abbot.'s Life Of Napoleon.
16 Strickand Lives Of the Queens OF England. vol.
IL. Lives Of the Processes OF England.
oct
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FREMAN's BALL.-Broad Street Fire Com
pany give ball tonight at the Odd Fellows
Hall, the proceeds to be used in procuring a
working uniform for the Company. We doubt
not the enjoyment of the occasion will be fine.
The table will be prepared by Mrs. Greig.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAVE concluded to connect with former business the
selling of Lands Town Lots Renting Houses, &c Ihavs
now on hand for SALE several neg amongst them
man "a years Old that will guarantee to be No. cook
washer and rOnr good seamses and good general house
servant, girl 10 years DID, and hoy Of the
have pledged word not TO sell these South
and want to select good homes for them; and should the
purchaser not be pleased he them and ct hi
money. loct3Il REEFS " PORTER.
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LAIR from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct 90.
Later dates have been received from Mexico an
nouncng the capture Of San Louis Potosi. The
National Guards were organizing throughout the
country to be in readiness to march on the city Of
Mexico, As soon as Vidaurri should think proper.
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Arrival Of the BLACK Warrior.

NkW URLkANs, October 20.
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived at this
port, with advices from Havana to the 18th instant
They are not, however, important
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tE- The Public viii do well to read that long ad.
vertisement of New Books, by Smith. Among them
are some remarkably interesting works, snd they
are offered at the lowest prices. Call and see them.
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AmERICni

YOUNG AMERICA
agents wanted in every county in this and adjoining States
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND CORR MILL
20 all such chance to make money will be offered
Exclusive State and County privileges will be dSDos~d
OF on unusually t terms BY application to the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS
onsr you Corn and Cob Mil unsurpassed in the Un-
on and which cannot be superseded by past or ure in
venons 1t is the very Min which every Farmer ana soc
Raiser should have; viii crush from to 10 bushels Corn
managed; weighs $40 lbs and all contact Of the vrin5
surfaces is prevented, viii any farmer an oT5a Z
time. speak thus Of its durability, because The ssra
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
is it that wants
A MILL ON TRIAL
for mon IN, it dont give complete satisfaction n
return NJ there be any man thus disposed let him NJ
speak. Satisfaction warranted in every case or The mon
viii be refunded. The Csher be attached to horse
Mill south Of Masons and Dxon line. All other Urushers
now in the South require too much power will soon wear
out. Accordingt
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of a lateral or wahbln,
motion will nece sary, soon outs all other crushers
amenabe to this grand objection and the PropretorS
DARE dispute it. In the construction Of YouSa AMTR
A have GAINED power and DIZZY CONTRADICTION have
essened friction and CHALLENGE to the contrary
nave pr vented wabblrg lateral Iotion, and all are
compelled acknowledge it, there assert that il il far
superior To anv orhar Min az, - ssrn g. - al
see invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any one wanting good thing earnestly reques-
so 70 examine the true merits and principles Of this Mill
anu order rom the PrOprietOrs Agents.
liberal discount made TO dealers
J. P. DRONGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
Shelbyvile, Tenn.
A G e TS.
Ellis Moore Co, 81 Market street Ns.hv;ns ,,,,
faeturers and General Agents.
Beaumont Fan Co., Carksvle, Agents for Montgomery
Ab. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles County
VIM b. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin Couztv Tenn
and Jackson tounty, Ala - u-'
James B. Vance, Castalan Springs, Agent for Sumner
County. 0'
J. W Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Naury County.
'" NJ HE'LL r NJ Rome, Agent fer smith County
J. r. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley County
w. K Huniey Bros, LoudOn, Al for East Tennes-
net 8
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posYER,s ADp1r1nN To EnepFrE1.n

ON WEDNESDAY, the 7th of November next, the
" premises will sell the remainder OF Fosters Addition
Edgefed. Our bill Of particulars will be ready
as possible LINDSEY & CROCKETT,
80 College street.
+. R. GLASCOCK Auctioneer. oct3l-td
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COPPER MINING STOCK AT AUCTION.

7 WILL sell on THURSDAY NIGHT, Nov. l. 1855. a. the
Merchants Exchange, immediately aer sale Of Building
and Loan Association monies go shares Current River
Mining Company Copper Stock credit Of four and eight
months, for notes With approved endesers, payable
bank.
Also for cash. Is shares Building and Loan Association
Stock. lnovl-ltl T. ID. FARNsWORTH
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ACCIDENT ON THE GEORGIA STATE Road
We are indebted to Mr.. Mccain, for the fol-
lowing dispatch.
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CHATTANOOGA. Oct. al

The express train up, ran off the track near
Chickamauga, about daylight this morning, killing
the engineer and two fremen and smashing up seven
cars.
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PRE,IIUM Wall PAPER.

L'R0M the Mandatory of NJ DE tE'COURT Of PARIS,
4 to whom awarded the first premium the LONDON
EXHIBITION aud the NEW YORK WORLD FAIR.
We also Keep constantly hand large and beautiful
riety acted expressly for in this city and the
Eastern Market Purchasers will find present assort-
ment superior TO that Of any previous season.
PAPER HANGING
Done in the best manner by competent workmen.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Supplied at the lowest wholesale rates.
W. W. FINN,
No. Al Market street,
oct30-1m Between Union and the Square.
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CbAN"E ON SShGbSLE'
ON and after Sunday, Oct 2s two Daily Passenger Trains
~ will be "A follows
Day Train Leaves Nashville at 73O A. NJ arriving at
Chattanooga at 420 p. NJ.
Night Express Train Leaves Nashville at $50 p NJ Rrrv-
ing a Chattanooga at 6.lO A. NJ.
RETURNING-Day Train Leaves Chattanooga at s A. NJ ,
and arrive at Nashville at $50 p. NJ.
light Express Leaves Chattanooga at 80 P. NJ and
rives az Nashville at 6.20AM.
H I. ANDERSON,
oet3) Superintendent N. & G. K. R.
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PREMIUM CARRIAGI

PREMIUM CARRIAGE FACTORY.
lust finished Fine Caleche ROcsaway; MTh .
Fine Family Barouche OK 10y
Fine Buggies; E%fOtF5
which are offered on Ii eral terms for cash.
or good pap,r. The public respectfully invited,
The LADIES IN PARTICULAR,
to call and examine that Fine Premium Buggy Ware
Room Coopers Building, Corner Of Cherry Deaderick
streets. lDct8 CRAM SHEPHERD.
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EB- W. T. Berry & Co. have laid on our table a
copy of the November No. Of Harper. 1t is as rich
as usual.
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FnR SAILOR RENT

O. FARM containing 52H acres, situated on n
E,s the Charlotte Turnpike miles from Nashville. 49,
49, Said farm has good Well it, and abundance Of
young Fruit Trees and contains Of the best garden
sDots of acreS be found anywhere in the County,
comfortable Frame Dwelling with four and hail. and
necessary ouhouses stables &C. and best # ALL is of
the heahies places anywhere Nashville FCr further
information apply to r. A. BALLOWE,
oct3l GENT Ag't, No. II Deaderick st.
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Sol Prtzes, amounting TO- .-..... tooOJ0
Only iO,O00 numbers Tickets S5 Halves 81 80, ouars.
~ %. In this scheme draw anything, the low
prize win be I've times the Of the ticket Prizes
payable full without ded 4etiouand every rrixe drawn
each Drawing and must yet them. Orders
strictly confidential Drawings 10 ord Registered
letters at my risk Bills all solvent Banks az par
Ad Iress JAS. y. WINTER,
oef29-h Macon, Ga.
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE COMPLETE.

CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE-c0MPLETE.
w. II. BERRY & co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIFTH EDITION,
In vols, 12mo cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. By James r.
W. Johnson NJ A. F. R. s., &C, Author Of Lectures
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology, etc Illustrated
with 11S wood engravngs.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe The Poisons Select,
Thu Water We Drink, The Odours Enjoy,
The Soil we Cultivate, The Smells we Dislike,
The Plant rear, What We Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread We Eat, for,
The Beef We Cook, What, How, and Why We Dr.
The Beverages We infuse, gest,
The Liquors Ferment, The Circulation Of Matter,
The Narcotics We Indugein Reorganization,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know Of other work which, within small COM
pass satisfactorily presents the chemical and
Physiological wonders which surround u.s. and that too
free from echncalties tn the yerest tyro
in the science cannot be otherwise than Interested and in
From the Utica Gazette.
Much scientific information here presented in con-
densed and interesting FORM making volume OF high Prae-
Prom the Rochester Union.
This work is OF the most valuable that be given
to the American public. II should be in every family, and
n every school anu public library in the iand-
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volumes, which contain an immense amount
Of instructive matter interesting as story book
From the Troy Daily " big.
is adaptd 10 the comprehension OF the unlearned in
technical chemistry well to the learned and the
pies treated useful, that it is saying than
justice requires assert that ought 20 be 81 home
in the country.
From the st. Louis Intenigencer.
This work for the youth well as the grown manor
the scholar well as the mechanic and cordially
recommend it only in high degree valuable for its
solid instruction, bat also profitable source Of enter
tanment
From the Louisville Courier.
There is not essay in these volumes that fail to
rive the attention OF any fond Of reading. 1t is de-
hghtful book Cor family circle. octu
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PINE PIANO TOR sALR.

lust received on consignment ane ROSEWOOD PIANO
- seven and a quarter octage-Inen Frame, which viii
the owner. BENg. r. SHIELDS.
noy1 AgenL
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LIGHT READING.
Glove Hall. Hearts Ease.
Gone Cut Corners. Peg Wellington
The Hidden Path. A Long Look Ahead.
Christie John, on. Ida May.
The Waterman. Bell Smith Abroad.
Blanche OearwOod. The Wife's Victory.
Memoirs OF Bennett Grace Lee.
The Wrinkles. Which, the Right or Left
My Brothers Keeper. The Escaped Nun
The Old Farm House. The Masters House.
Star Papers. Ruth Hall.
Ellie or Human Comedy. The Summer Land
Peeps from Bery. Fashion and Famine.
Swallow Barn. Rob Of the Bowl.
The Old Inn. Doesticks.
Big Bear Of Arkansas. simon Suggs
Louisiana Swamp Doctor. Peter Ploddy.
Nelly Brschen. The English Orphans
Greece and the Golden Horn Easy Nat
The Maroon Wide Wide World
Tennesseean Abroad Gerstacker's Travels.
Flood and Field. Memories over the Water.
Cloud and Sunshine. lugenue by Dumas
The Money Maker. Commerce Of Prairies.
Bertha and Lily. Lofty and LowIy.
Honey Moon. Barclays Of Boston.
Substance and Shadows. Women Of Israel.
Ae Been Thinking Stray Subjects.
Streaks of Squatter Life Drama at POkerville.
Misfortunes of Peter Fsber. &C., &C, &c.
For sale by CHARLES w. SMITH.
oct31 ran
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NEW ARRIVALS OF LADIES' FINE SHOES
I AIDES Kid R K. Boots and Boots and Buskins;
IL Front and Side Laced high CATERS
Fise Kid High Laced Buskiusi
4" Thick soled Buskins;
/" {" Stitched Walking shoes,
Cloth Thick Soled Buskins;
Misses nigh L. L. Caters: Just opened by
JOHN RAMAGE,
oct25 ~ College street.
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ASURE CUnE ron CANCERS.

MY WIFE, having lahored under ons on Der breast for
vi ume, and having trird dirrvnt treatment,
esneladrd undertake t myself and less thsn three
months Elected eonElcic ere. a1ough she had tesn
evrn up b. Der friends berg beyond us reach Of any
cure she Tor the last rear enjoyed eecs health tan
had or many pfevegs md las snce gwen birth
70 a ane child, Ehlch fhs nurses hcrseh have also
srecsss.
NJ treatment ne using u he Knis. cauzte,
NrrcaTy, bot t purely Vegetable also profess 70
diseases safh Feuas Diseases and CceFs scrof
ala, Pies and al diseases originating E hke All
ash q persons af4tcd aslh Any 81 ths above named
TIRE shall b charge. Further in1oFnAnn be
aimed b. ealing nc, - ettsr, AZ Ne ~ North Mar
ket street jonathan THOMAS.
iyA-6m
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OKs AT TION.
RENy y SHIELDS

WILL sch on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
w Evenings, At early candle hkhf, assortment q
BOOKS in the various departments q Literature.
noyi CHAs- FOX, AnstionecF.
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NEW sTocKr
CExrs' PI- conFss GAiasss;
Bsys and Yoahs Pasent Lsaihsr sad CAR csp<rs. Caters
ree-fse "a 10 day JOHN RAMAeE
"a a. csieze ~