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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

T'!iREE iaiiy Through Trains, between PhiIadepbis
4 aud llusoGzS. = TIE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
eareS philadelphia for PIIisburg 71< A. NJ and Pits
burg for Philadelphia at Z A. D. TIE FASF LINZ
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg p NJ and Pittsburz
for Philadelphia at l, Pm. THs NIGHT EXPRESS
IBAIS leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at H. p NJ and
PltshuTg for Philadelphia at 10, p NJ
The abo=e lines connect at Pjsburg with the Railroads
TO and from ST. Louis No; Alton, Salena and Chicago
H.; frankfort Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
ha1ie AEdlson Lafayette nd Indianapolis Ind Cincin
nan, Dayton Springfield Belleiontane Sandussy Tolede
cleveland, Columbus, Zanesvle Massiilon and Wooster
OhO also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans ST. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had to or from either Of TIE
above places
For further particulars Handblls at The different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and most expeditions Philadelphia
Baltimore, New oTk or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AGEST Passenger LiaSs, PiSlgds.
J. MESKIMEN, AesST, Passenger Lines, PttAs5Erg.
Philadelphia l856-ianS-Iy
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Nos. 7E and az
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE FElN4NESSEE


THESE Machines are Justly considered TO be the
4 best USE having the advantage of all others the
simplicity of their constructions the speed and beauty their
work, snd the great strength of their Unlike any
others in they form with continuous threads
from ordinary spoo OF cotton, silk neBmakng kBo.
every stitch which the work from ripping under
ny circumstances whatever a..
The first and highest premiums have been awarded these
Machines at all the leading Fairs Throughout this country
and Europe and the inventOr rejoees in
anal reward of the largest patronage bestowed upon
any Sewing Machine in Europe America.
They of the highest Bsh, and of every
and style and adapted all the of the Sewing
munity.
They all secured exclusively the propreors by let
ters patent and free from all legal controversy
pains has been taken adapt these Machines Plantation
sewing and they Smpe durable easily
and tended by any person, that they entirely beyond
competition for tots work for the manufacture of heavy
or light bags for Corn Wheat, machinery has ever
been invented TO surpass them-any
practice make om 400 7C0 per one
machine These machines also equally adapted to
well general sewng quitting, stitching, &c. These
chimes arranged to make the stitch any length de-
sred and to sew with and every in any
msnt, and the durability regularity aud beauty Of finish,
cannot be equaed by amy wofS the most
sklfIl hands,
We shall at all times keep hand u of
these machines, and most respectfully invite the public gem
orally to call and them use and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that The half has been
told. dee2e-tf
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SUNDRIES.
Executors Sale.

40 IRON WORK NEGROES, FORGEMEN,
FURNACEMEN, COLLlERS AND ME-
CHANICS OF ALL KINDS,
10 be Sold at Public Auction,
TINE Undersigned Executors of Montgomery Bell, de-
ceased, will offer Tor sale al Public Auction at Valley
Fogein Dickson county, Tennessee thIes miles South
Eastof Charlotte commencing en- TUESDAY, 10TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1856, ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY NEGROES, consisting Of MEN. WOMEN
AND CHILDRES many Of them skilled in every depart
nsnt Of the Iron Bcsiness Forgemen, Keepers Filters
Founders. Mouders, Golfers Backsmi:hs, Engineersaad
Waggoners and the majority of the Women and Children
excellent field hands
The said Slaves win be sold l2 months credit and in
Families far practicable Negro traders and non
residents Of the State of Tennessee except e egaees CT
tie Tesators who wifi be permitted 10 purchase snd carry
out of the Stae prohibited by the VIII from purohas
ing any Of said Slaves.
Fsg Bonds with undonbted security, payable at the
Pank Of Tennessee ct Nashville VIII in every be re.
quired before delivery.
WM. Z. WATKINS
0. p. McR0BERTS
He JAS. /. BELL
ia6-td EXp'trs of NJ Bell decd
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DESIRABLE DWELLINGS FOR SALE
IL Ist-A Brisk Dwelling with or rooms, no 70
Church street. xuu
2d-A neat Brick Dwelling with rooms on ssa1 nan
street. South Field the residence OF Jss Wooos E
Sd-Mr W 81 sHsr's Magnificent residence on Broad
way In West Nashville The Lot contains upwards Of On
ao-e ths yelling new and eonmodous. Apply TO
isnT"an JIGR W BROWN, ~ Cherry st.
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ELECTRIC MILL.


Portable Plantation Corn Feed Flouring Mills Manu-
factured from the best quality Of French Burr
pURR MILL STONES, OF all sizes, on hand and made
- to order Smut Mills, Mill Irons, Mill Gearing,
Betting, Hosting and Regulating Screws, Screen Wire,
Damsel Irons, Plaster Of Paris Dutch Anker Brand
Boltins Cloths, of all numbers.
All articles sold by warranted to be of the best quail
ity, or the money refunded.
mliefs, Mluwnghts Farmers, and others respect
fully invited to examine my stock verurv u.vsu. eise
where. -
All orders and communications PROMPTLY attended ts
JOHN W. BRADFORD,
men'-e0'H&Wly Csr. Broad and High sts, Nashville
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Pagrx1ex's Patent Leg.

FAMILY trlNUIEHl.
rHAyE in store and for sale low tor cash. the follow
4 ing articles:
Extra Family Flour warranted the very best
suysr-BToHn, Crushed, Loaf and PulVerzed.
Cofee-Jaya LsguyTa and Rio
Preserves Jellies and Jams, OF all kinds
eucss Ca,sups Pickles, Oysters, Spices and Fish.
Pic Fruits Peaches, Cherries, and strawberr1es.
F-esh tomatoes aud ell other articles strictly Coz family
Usa Warranted the very best quality.
;,r.'5S J. NJ. HAWKINS SO Union stree
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
TINE subscriber offers for sale handsome little -
l. country residence containir 50 Situa 80,
ted halt mile from Triune Williamson county i- A
meda:ey the Nolensville and Nashville Turnpike The
Improvements on the place are-a handsome Brick
Cottage House, with ten fooms and q coed Brick Store
Honse and other bulldogs excellent Orchard Young
Fruit Trees, &C., &c.
The place is admirably adapted for Boarding House,
being situated in the immediate vicinity of good Male and
Female Academy, and hoerders ore always lleniy. To
any person wishing pce country residence this place
offers unusual inducements, and good bargain can be
had by applying soon.
any person wishing to purchase will cali on John A.
Jordan who will show them the premises.
Trune, janl'5s-2w* THOMAS PEAf.
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ou ~ ne tooTe rates TO be shipped IN lots Of seven
enanhueS hse cents per barrel to DO added Flour b
SACKS Wl be transported same terms 200 lbs ~ n.
rated and charged as one barrsL Il. T. ANDERSON,
-S-lo-L S1 .arintcnssrl-
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haLEIGOAl1 NUFIC1E-
tOTfoH destined for Charleston viii on and altar this
~ dsie be charged IS ger baie Of SEQ lbs lea 5
s. centsper loo lbs. for excess Of orer 500 IbE
septic II. l. ANDERSON Sunit 3 r. y
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We have announced books with greater sasae
ton than in the present Instance. These sensation
books They do not in respect belonging guter
literature" of the day. Though differing widely plot
pose and sye, they alike lay claim to fascinating
and adaptation TO improve both head and heart.
Any newspaper giving this adve tisement three in-
serOns and sending copy Of paper with ad
marked viii receive advance copies of the work by mall
postpaid. MASON BROTHERS,
ian23-d6zwtf Nov York
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EVERYBODY READ This.

f.E 4 7
WYE offer for sale the following valuable property iroh
w 95to 50 pe- CEN. below ils real Value: 2 q
rst-Nr John Nixons most valuable Farm, clntainirg
ss1 acres about tgothirds heavily timoered good i'm
movements; situated about miles from the city near
Ayde's Ferry. 80, 49,,
number Of handsome building sites, miles from the city
on the GallatIn Pike .r
ad-Three besUtiful Building Lots in Edgeheld on The
corner of Tulip and Woodland Streets few minutes walk
from the Public Square.
Also four magnificent BuIding Lois in W illiams' Ad
dillon 10 Bdgeheld Apply Immediately 70
III d r w BROWN
ia1s-lm AZ Cherry street,
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PREMIUM CHAMPAG:NE CREMANT.
l. a. u NJ ER E.

By Mrs. c. K. DoRR Author of "Farningdale"
1 Vol. l2mo. Price 81 25.
The many readsTsRnd admirers of Farmnglaes will an
teate with pleasure volume from the pen sCaro-
line Thomashe nom de plume formerly used Dorr
We assure them they will not and "Lanmere whit
less charming than It's predecessors We shall be dsappoRt
ed the public do not award it YET praise.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81.
Il . z Y H

Or The Quakers Daughter. Tale Of Puritan Timss
By ONE OF her DEsCESDtETs.
Vol, I2mO. Price 81 25.
The this Domestic Tale is laid that religious
persecution Of the Quakers, which deep san
upon the bright fame of the Purtans To charm OF a
sorbng interest tale ados the historical
accuracy.
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A-''A' =" WALLACE * wINGFIELD. -
General Commission Merchants,


General Commission Merchants,
AND EABERS In RODUC f
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
XTILL give special attention to the sale OF Bacon Lard
~ Flour, Tobacco DC, &c. .-.s
REFER
G Wallace Knoxville, Tenn, ToOe Bro. Co., Mary
Vile Tenn Il I Cox Louisville, Tenn, j Donaldson,
Union Tenn johnson q Hair, Aadsouvle, Teen, Brab-
son Bro Sewer county, Teun., FANS & King, Dan.
bridge Tenn Vaugn d Pickle Sweet Water, Tenn, Ii
NJ Jackson Athens Tenn, Poullain, Jennings Co., Au
gusta Ga John Cunningham Greensboro. Ga, w lu
oas Athens Ga, John Wingheld, Madison, Ga, Carhsrt
Rof, Macon, Ca T Willis, savannah, Ga nov7
RAGs-S550 IN PREMIUMS. -t & F.
TTAVISG largely increased my supply OF Rags by the
i III premiums offered the past year ending June so
sn inducei to offer larger amount OF premiums for the
present year And will nav the above premium in suGs
oSlO0 $40 SSO $40 see $50 $40 $50 $50 and Sl0 to any
ten merchants or ',Pedlars"-whO will deliver me- from
this dale to the lst July 1856, the largest amount Of
RAGS The to be bought outside of and by men do
ing business outside of Nashville or vicinity
viii at all times pay the highest market prices Id cash
for RAGS delivery, and issue certificate TO the owner
Of the amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and before the lst day Of July
nex' 50 that three dsrteresed merchants OF Nashville
can make the awards The largest amount berg entitled
70 the $780, tie largest to $780, and sOOn down.
Merchants sending me rags will please write that may
know in whose TO issue the certificate COrblnatGLs
will not be allowed,
Wooden Linsey silk and Worsted rags not wan;eG
and will not be included ia the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention 10 saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
JuIy4-lSdtrw&w W. s. WHITEMAN.
North of the Sonare
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G. d n I .

e. o a l.
ORDERS for the Sewanee Co.'S Coal may be left at
OHICKS' CHINA HALL, North side of the
Square All orders left there will be filed the follow
ing day. Llrge Lump, % cts Screened Lump, is es5
Fine, Is cts; Run of the Mine, ls cents per bushe
The Coal all weighed and customers Of get
ting what they pay for at the Sewanee Co.'S Yard joining
the sc RI Depot dec2S-lwd Safer wtolsteb
~ Gazette, Banner and Patriot opvas above
FOEs SALE. E.
"A FARM one mile Southeast from Nashville, near the
n Noensville turnpike road, containing hftyone and
quarter acres, rstrase land, comfortable dwelling
house. fine spring orchard. SC. !
Also-A Fsrm five miles GOria Nashville, on the
Whites Creek turnpike road containing hundred and
forty acres beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty woodland well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville, fronting hundred and IF
ty feo College street and hundred aud forty feet
Franklin street. having OF it brick dwelling house
containing six rooms pantry, Kitchen smoke house, SER
wants rooms, &C. ..r 49,.
Also-A lot the abOFe fronting Franklin street.
two hundred and feet College street nine
tyeight feet and Market street uipety-eght feet On
this lot well aording abundant and neverailng
supply ofgood water.
If information should be wanted with gard TO the
above property, when not at Nashville itmay be OBJ
tanned by spphcation to DR.. John s. Young corner OF
Broad and Summer streets.
dscn MORGAN VANCE. +.
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II. N. AKER0YD
ARCHITECT, &c,

NO. 10 SOUTH SUMNER STREET
. r-.t. NASHVILLE TENEEssEE.
DLANS. Elevations, Sections, and full sized detail
l. Drawings OF every part of city end private resi-
dences, with entire specifications, DC, made by tie
best New York and English Architects.
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1900 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO So, ,00O!
Tickets sS; Halves 81; Quarters 81.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DbDUCTIONi
Persons sending money by mail need lot fear its being
lost Orders punstually attended TO- Communications
confidential, Bank Notes of sound Banks taksn at par
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme
diately. =.
rzy- Address JAMES F. WINTER Manager Macon, Ga !;
OR, BOX NO. l43, NASHVILLE T.. o.
p iAn22-f6
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NAsAEstA = NafintS afR tSAAaaEgG.An9oaA "a EAILA0AD


1 NIAL the Tennessee River Bridge is reblSin - -
- Produce aud Merchandise viii be tra5 f2seff,,$$
shlppec across The river Steamboats, ana PR .z-
gss and be subjected to two drsyarss hipnsrs - No.
ned tn1t all goods sent to the Depots in paeksgss ps
eieet ior ina entire protection Of The contents viii Be r
orain VIII not Be received except in heavy csua
cur IS or guuny bags fheght thin sacks v be res,-
ese9 az tae re- Ct The Sg1sr the labor and tine neees
70 rspairthe same vii greatly rstard the ranshipDpD
and cannot be performed The Agents of the Ra3 rrs
specially Instructed not to receive grain az their
ssaons unless the sacks plainly and distinctly a
Gnd accompanied BY an order Of shipment
= "e cannot permit the Depo's be used "a Sfnr,es
houseS Tor Grain or Produee when the sas Is 10 Be d
until II suits ihc convenience OF the owner or Shipper 70
order forEaTd Wheat to Chattanooga will be ehar-ed
nne CENTS and Corn eght cents per busheI from Tsho-
ma and ali stations west o. Tennessee kiver and fror,
nashville and al stations west Of Tusboma Wheat ,ilf
Se charged e1 cents and Corn ntne cents per bushel
WHISKY will be charged dollar per barrel from Nas
vile 70 Chattanooga An artclessf hsiRbt dssona,ed in
cur IETl IS s 3D. Sd ao fih class VIII be carried st
present LafiH rates. Il J. ANDERSON,
,,- Supt q e Railroad.
hEDUCIlON ON LUMBER to NASHVILLE
Frcrl Iric gepoT1, 70 Tantaon inclusive Lumber is rs
dueod - pr Car lOad fom present raes sru Corsns
10 Normandy me asive, lumber reduced 81 rer Car
rad lrO toTmpr rates dee1a II r
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-TTOR RENT neat Brick Cottage with 5 rooms
L garden, &C. fronting Spring street in Putnams Ad
dton TO Edge6eld Also a small Brick House with three
rooms College street. College Hill Also Log House
and ten twelve OF very rich land about miles
fran the city on the Porter Pike. Apply TO
jsnso-let JL& RW BROWN,
~ Cherry street.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SNUFF AND TOBACCO,


SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
.a ~ PETE il LORILLARD
MANUFACTURER no AZ, Chatham Street Nsw-York.
GuCCESSORto to PKTxR and GEORGE LoRrLLARD, offers
y for sale oil kin fSnu and Tobacco in general
For particulars, P1ce Current be obtained by sd.
dressing above This Establishment is one Of the old
est Of the kind in the United States.
Feb 14-ly.
rge LAM OFFICE -
n WlLRIE having been admitted to practice in
~ au the Courts of Tennessee and New York. and hav
ing seruanenty located in Nashville will attend TO oil
matters Of Collection and Litigation entrusted him.
Otlee NO 10 Cherry street Ter7rt aove--tf
SEWANEE HOUSE, NashViiie, Tennessee.
BRIDGES G SON, PEoPRIET0Es. ia
WIS desirable house has lately been entirely reftted
Il and rsfnished and there has also been added num-
Der o. icfgs a0d beautiful rooms, new dining hall &c.
te house centrally loes4ed convenient to the Gene
ral stage nhee Steam Boat Landing and the business
portion Of the city. .. + 4 y, 4. ~ $3.50, s.
We are row prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie aud our friends in general in style not to be sur
passed By any hotel in the West. 9l.tol 1If7'
iuneSe BRIDGES s SON, Propriesors
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Importers

Importers
or Cognse Brandiss, from otsrd Dupuy Co.. Hsnessey,
Pnet Caston Co.. and other Houses Of the higes
aiion and sole Propretors celebrated BraHdes or
CHATEAU BERNARD,
SUPERIOR VINEYARD,
LIQUEUR DES CHAMPS DOR,
"MAGNA CHARTA," dc &c.
sCHIEDAA AND OLD HOLLAND GINS, JAMAICA AND
WEST INDIA RUNS.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
From the oldest established Houses Europe all Of which
have been ordered and selected with their purity
and medicinal use.
CIGARS imported fIr trade, from the best ship
psTsin Havana.
Agents for hDe description OF Virginia manufactured
TOBACCO also a large stock Of medium and low grades
and WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES.
PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT.
b. NJ. Z. 4. W. & Co.. the exclusive owners Of his
Wne and in receipt Of shipments regular Packets
and beg those who may not have given It trial
under their guarantee that will bs found superior In deli
OF flavor and qoay 10 Wine present ported
jan23-d&trWlm
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ItOM NASHNIl.I,E Irll N IN mn Il. a

AHhOOOH II FOUR DAYS.
FARE, THIRI J DOLLARS
Ia Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
gomery BY Railroad. 7ickeis 10 be had at the d..
pot. Price sl6 30. -o -
From Montgomery to Mobile, BY double d,iiy Ina
morrlog and EVENING" efSages and Steamboats, connect
ing Win tue steamers from thence to New Orears
". J. ANDERSON lrrl ss.-,t n 3 N p p
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RAILROADS, &C.
LII 8 s.s.z.sss9
NASHVILLE AND CHATFANO GA RA1T-
ROAD.
CHANGE 0F SGHEDUIE

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
~ and amer Sunday NEXT, the 2aih inst two daily Pa
~ senger Trains viii be and from Chafranooer 4,
follows
DEily Train leaves Nashville, at 80, A N axrfviur
ChattanoOga at 4.23, T. N.
Night Express leaves Nashville Al Ga0 r. NJ errfvfur 4.
Chattanooga at $40, A. N.
REFURNING,
Daily Train Leaves Chatfaaooza Al eIO arygvir~a
Nashville al $50, =. N.
Night Express leaves chsttsuooaa Al an N ar-~fr
as Nashville al Coo An
n. ANDERSON
-, se1nVns, oct 90 1853 superintendent.
SUPPLEMENT TO FREIGHT TARIFF.
SUPERINTEN DENTS OFFICE D
n. c. RAILRoAD, Ocr 10. lss5
{ j. aud stsr Saturday, 20th inst Grain and FIour
y OYER NE Nashville and Chattanccsa Railroad En b.
charged az rates as below. - .
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TENNESSEE AND ALA "a Sfa RAILRO1D-
ss<estscg E7=sS% s-zE-ss sz5Fa
kszsz ksssss1sz Esssa $3.50
and after "Wednesday Decsnlber 12th, 1875 Traips
" viii run as tOloWs
GO SO soJTH.
IN Leaves Nashville al and 9, P 4; a-TlFssH
Thonlpson's a. 5 20, A. n, aud 10.
GOING SORTH
Leayes ThompSons At s:45 and . P n; arrives st
Nashville l0.25,A Il, and So PM
Sunday Train leaves ThOmpson's Al sAM
The Stages Of Carter Thomas Hough eonzecs WITH ts
Trains at ThOmpson's -
Through Tickets TO Memphis, WGynesbOro, Jsokson
iascuInbia Florence, Columbia and Pulski can bsnr
tel a. ANDEpSoS ~
oeclH-u X Enu and Srn't
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b. u, N r.. A, NHIrLOCn ~ CO..
(Late WhiLloek, Nichols & Coz a
IL Beekman Street, Cor. Nassau,)
-Four doors East Of The Park.
NEW YOHK :
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WEEAr CORN. OATS. FL0uR,
per on- per ha- per on. per bot.
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CARIN PassAG FROM CHARLESTON
- - -e1lTO NEW YORK, srA
.s TWENT DOL L. A RS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15

ted with Rheumatism, and on the evening of
December goth 1855, while walking in my yaro
fell with great violence on the ice, bruising the
knee pan very badly. further certify that on
the above day Mr.. John J. Benedict, a travel
ling agent Of Radway s Co arrived at this place
ard hearing Of my heavy fall and the terrible
compliant that afflicted me, recommended me to
apply Radway's 5 Ready Relief, which did and
III a very short time the pain ceased, the swell
ling abated, and am now able to walk without
the use of nay cane, free from pain. | have
tried several other remedies but found no relief.
in cases Of extreme pain Railways Ready Re-
lief is far preferable to all other Remedies ;
If any one doubts the truth of this certificate let
them call on me at my residence, or write to me
at Dresden, Tenn. and will give them full in
formation. JEPTHA GARDINER.
! For years Mr.. GARDINER had suffered the
tor;rring pains of Rheumatism, he was unable
to walk without the help of stick. On the
29th Of December he first tried the r. K. Re-
lief-on the 3lst he could walk without any aid
and free from pain, Let all who are crippled
or bed-ridden, think of this.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, TA SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH Is. 1856

CRUEL TREATWENT uF CHILDREN The
Ravenna Democrat contains tie following
account of the bruiai treatment Of Iiuie
boy by his father, one Thomas Lewis.
Lewis is drinking man, and a man Of
most furious passion. lie struck his boy
with barn shovel, clearing bis scalp to
the skull. lie then kicked him out of
doors, kicked him il the mouth, rubbed
his face in the snow. afterwards dragged
him into The house, swore he would cut
his head oil, and made deadly thrust al
him with ba!cherL La.ca. which the boy,
by quick movement, escaped. His ia
ther then knocked him down, and left him
bleeding upon the floor. On former
occasion, Lewis pointed a loaded gun al
the boy, and under threat 10 shoot hm
made him climb a telegraph pole. 4 Short
time before the death of his wife, they lost
ayoung child. While his wife was on
her sick, and as il proved, death bed, Lew
is went to the grave. dug up the child, took
il from the coffin, tore Off is shroud, and
thrust the child into the bed of his dying
wife, saying; with horrid impreca.ions,
"thaI she might have her child # she made
such a fuss a5ouiit." This he did be-
cause his wife moaned immoLeralely lOI
her child.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15
4 CARD.

A S the season is far advanced the un-
4 dersigned will sell her stock of Fancy
Goods, Dress Goods, Rbons, &C., at
greatly reduced prices, TO reduce her
stock.
| embrace this opportunity to return
my grateful acknowledgements for the ve-
ry flaltering encouragement received, and
promise my numerous customers and the
that will have, IN the spring.
a large assortment of Bonnets, R,he9s,
Fancy Goods, Jewclry, Ladies and Chi
drtns' Shoes of every description, En-
and many goods not heretofore
brought to his market, and respectfully
ask call from all who may wish good
and cheap goods. Mrs. u. BAKER.
n. B.---W anted, five or six Young la
dies, who can come well recommended,
to learn The Millinery and Fancy busl-
ness. Mrs. IL. Is.
shcpherdslown, January 26 If