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The Ripley advertiser., 1856-04-24
NEW STORE! Now GOODS!
LADIES' GENERAL AND FA SHIONABL LIE
FURNISHING STORE; LADIES' PARIS
IAN CLOAK, MfNTILLA, EM-
BROIDERY DRESS MAKING

IAN NbOhh, MIN Ii'Ih, FW-
BROIDERY DREss-MAKINf
ESTABLISHMENT.
1.-THE proprietor of this establishment res
Oh peclfully invites the ladies of Memphis
and the surrounding country to call and
see his different STYLES of Fancy Goods.
For sale at this store, large and varied
assortment of Embroidered and Plain Vel
vet, Cloth, Silk, Satin and Moire Antique
Cloaks and Maniilas for Ladies and Misses,
Dress Silks, Cashmeres, McriNo, De Laine
and Embroidered Merino Dresses, Bridal
Wells, Wrcaths, Infant Robes, Silk Hoods
and Long Cloaks, Ladies' Ribbed and En-
broidercd Underskirts, new style; five hun
dred sets new styles Victorne Colorct,
Chemisettcs. Sleeves and Collars; Black
and White Laces, Jackonet Cambria and
Swiss Bands; rich Sash and Neck Ribbons;
large and rich variety of Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. We have all kinds of rich
Trimmings for Cloaks and Dressess En-
broidery; silk of all colors, and in fact all
kinds of Trimming. Our. assortment of
Head Dresses is the finest that ever came
to Memphis. Flowers, Feathers, &c. We
have one ofthe largest and most elegant
assortments of rich Silk, Moss Velvet, Vel
vet Satin, and a variety of fancy Straws,
Bonnots; which for richness and beauty.
cannot be surpassed. A large and elegant
assortment of Furs fJr Ladies and Misses.
Orders from the country promptly atten,
ded to. We request you particularly to
call and examine our stock Of goods before
making your purchases. You can have
your Dresses made at this establishment TO
fit to perfection. You can have cmbroider-
ing done of any desired pattern, and at pri-
ces that will surprise you.
STlLLMAN.
No. 299 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. lst I855--ly
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IAN AROMATIC SCHNAPPS
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,l
T'ippah County.

To Andrew j. Patterson, Benjamin Pat
terson, and W. W. Patterson:
vOU are hereby cited to be and appear
q before the Probate Court of said
county Of Tippah, at the Court House
thereof. on the Third Monday in May
next, then and there to answer the Peti-
ton of William Patterson, Administrator Of
Matthew Patterson. deceased, for sale Of
the fol lowing described Land, to wit:-.The
South b alf ofthe south west quarter Of Sec
ton 81. in township 4, Of range 4, East, to
pay debts; and TO show cause why said
land should not be sold according to said
petition; and further to do and suffer such
things as shall be ordered by said Court
in the premises.
,,i123iee. Witness. the Honorable James
Rogsn, presiding Judge Of said
:Court, the Third Monday in
1,3lST March 1856.
Issued the 18th March 1856.
DANIEL HUNT, Clerk.
March Goth 1856-li-5w
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On Manhood,
ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.

Jusr PrBLisHrp, GRAris, TnE 20IH THorsANp;
A FEW WORDS On the Rational
N. Treatment. without Medicine, of Sper-
g1e.s matorrhea or Local Weakness, 'Noctnr-
nal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility. I'M
potency, and lmpediments TO Marriage generally.
BY b. DE LANEY, ND.
The important fact that the many alarming COM
plants, originating in the inPrudencc and soli-
tulc OF youth may he easily removed without
Medicine. is in this small tract clearly demonstra-
ted, and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment as adopted by the Author, iuysx-
plancd. by means Of which every one is enabled
to cute him nsef perfectly aud at the least possible
cost. thereby avoiding all Che advertised roStrms
OF the day. RI .
Sent toany address, gratis and post free in :;
seslcd euveIope. by renting tpost paid) two
postage stamps to DIR. d. DE LANEY, III Lis
penard Street. New York City.
March 2oth lsjG-li-Gm
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Administrator Notice.

T the January Term, 1856, oflhe Pro-
II bate Court Of 1ippah County, in the
State of Mississippi. Letters ofAdministr a
ton were granted the undersigned on the
Estate Of G. W. HIN, deceased. Notice
is hereby .iven to all persons having claims
against the Estat e of said decedent, to ex-
hbit the same within the time required by
law, or the same will be barred; and all
persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make immediate payment.
N. c. WHTTLOW.
Administrator.
March eth 1856-12-5w
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SLGN or TIE SHELETON WIGON
Southern Carriage
REPOSITORY

The subscriber begs leave to inform the
MERCHANTS and PLANTERS, that he has
opened REPosIroRy for the sale of CAR
RIAGEs, BUGGIEs, HARNESS, DC, at
No. &c BEGKMaN STREET,
Running Through TO 10 Spruce Street
Entrance on Either Street.
The main floor, (l85 feet in length, af-
fords ample room for keeping always on
hand, large and complete assortment of
every description anc variety, AS per chart,
herewith.
Having learned the trade in the Factory
oil his father, he is practically familiar with
every department in the business, and is
therefore enabled to oversee orders for any
kind Of work entrusted to him, and superin-
tend every stage Of its manufacture.
His long residence in the South and West
and intimate knowledge of every section,
and his experience while with Messrs. Bald
win & Starr, and Messrs. rockingham,
Newell u Co., gives him many advantages
in the selections required for the different
parts Of the country. Also, an acquaint-
ance with the character of Work, Draft,
Track, Height of Wheels, quality and size
Of Springs and Axles necessary for the par
ticular localities.
Particular attention paid to special orders,
either through merchants or to the sub
scriber direct, and all prices guaranteed
to be as low "A the work can possibly be
furnished, and which will be equal, in ev-
cry respect, TO that of the very best and
Oldest city or country establishments.
90 BEEKxAN STREET is within a few
doors of the PARK, on the SOUTHEAST side,
across from the AsroR House., and in a line
from Park Place, Murray, Warren and
Chamber Sts.. near the Brick Church,
Lovejoy's and Clinton Hotels.
Having convenient Office accommoda-
tons, and papers from the Southern Cities
and Towns, he trusts that he may have the
pleasure Of "a call from his friends, and from
those who will do him the favor to exam
inc his'assortmeut, and being the only es-
tsbIishment adapted to the Southern Trade,
in the lower part Of the City, he respect
fully solicits share ofpatronage.
He begs torefer those unacquainted with
him, to ANY Of the Jobbing Houses in New
York City, engaged in the Southern or
Western Trade
Great care will be etaken in Packing and
engaging Freight. Insurance, &c. A dis
count allowed to the trade
Respectfully, your obedient Servant.
WM. L. MCDONALD.
New York. Jan. 3ist 1356-Sm
n. N.B.-W. l.. McDoxALD takes pleasure
in ri rtin ~ Ia. L. !, n. n LIS NJ ~
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MA member of the North Carroll
ma Legislature made decided good
shit short time ago. A bill was
pending which imposed fine for sell
ling liquor to free colored persons, TO
which he objected on the ground that
"such a law would make them more
dcccpt than the whites"
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFATS
hiRE PILLS AWD
? Il OF NIX BITTER 3
Free from all Mineral Poisons.

The great popularity which MoFFAT's
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BIrrERs have at-
tained, in consequence of the extraordinary
cures effected by their use, render it un-
Necessary for the proprietor to enter into
aparticular analysis of their medicinal vir-
tues or properties. Having been more than
twenty years before the public, and having
he united testimony Of more than THREE
MILLIONS Of persons who have been resto-
red 10 the enjoyment Of perfect health BY
them, it is believed that their reputation
as the best vegetable medicine now before
the public, admits Of no dispute In almost
every city and village in the United States,
there are many who are ready to testify to
their efficacy in removing disease, and Civ
lng to the whole system renewed vigor aud
health.
In cases Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy or
Erupiions of the skin, the operation of the
Llie Medicines is truly astonishing, often
removing in few days, every vestige of
these loathsome diseases, by their purify
ing effects on the blood. Fever and A que,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and in short
most all diseases. soon yield to their cura-
i've properties. No family should be with
out them, as by their timely use much suf-
'erlng and expense may be saved.
PREPARED BY
WILLIAM b. MOFFAT, NJ. d.,
NEW YORK.
And for Sale by
DR.. w. D. CARTER & CO.,
Ripley, Mississippi.
April l7lh l856-I5lv
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SiULSBURY LIVERY STABLE.

Y0HE Subscriber would inform the Trav-
. elling community, that he is always
prepared to accommodate them with Hor-
ses and Buggies, Hacks and Saddle Hcr-
ses at the shortest notice. Comfortable
and safe Hacks expected to run from this
place 10 Ripley. Miss, TO connect with the
Rail Road. Will take care Of Horses at
very low prices. Give me trial
WM ID. MIMMS
Saul>burv. Trrn Marrh 18Th la-c
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Democratic Victories!

At the recent elections the DemOc-
racy have made large gains in Con-
necticut. They have carried Cleve-
land, Ohio, Springfield, Illinois, and
st. Louis, Missouri. Last year these
cities voted largely Knownotlling.
The Ripley advertiser., 1856-04-24

WATCH MAKER. JEWELLER, AND
DEALER IN WATCHES JEWELRY,
AND SPECTACLES, SIGN OF
THE BIG GOLD WATCH,
S. SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
RIPLEY MISS.
"A Invites all his old customers, e.
GsInEs every body else, to cal on him
MN.~ " for anything they may want in
&xXI.NsW his line, he will accommoGat ate
them on the most reasonable terms, and
any article he has not on hand, he will if
desired, procure at the shortest time pos
sible, from New York.
His Stock of Jewclry is inferior to none
in the market, is as cheap as any bodies,
and is warranted to be what it is sold for =.
He keeps the largest lot of Spectacles in
North Mississippi, and therefore can fit
any body, if it can be done in this region.
He will continue to devote his attention to
Watch and Jewelry repairing, Engraving,
and making plain Jewclry of any style and
quality with nealness and dispatch.
AS to the merit and durability of his
work, he respectfully refers to those who
have tried him.
February 2lst 1856.
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D7A Mr.. Wright lately married
Miss Bcttcrway. Mr.. w. had proba-
bly, read Pope's universal prayer, par
ticularly the following VERSE
III am right thy grace impart,
Stillin the right to stay;
If am wrong, oh teach my heart
To find the Better wdy
The Ripley advertiser., 1856-04-24

Since the introduction of my Schielam Aro-
matte Schnapps into the United States, number
of Liquor mixers in New Rork, Boston and Phila-
delphia have been engaged in putting up mixed
and poisonous Gin in green cases aed Jugs, and TO
be pamed of'upon the unwary for my genuine
Schnapps. have directed my agents TO institute
legal proceedings against all persons who they
may ascertain 10 be engaged in this most atrocios
system of deception. and call on the press and the
publec to aid them in their efforts TO remedy so
great an evil. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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Notice.

..lY virtue Of an Order Of the Pro-
- bate Court Of Tippah County. Mis-
sissippi, made at the March Term. 1856
thereof, the undersigned, Administrator Of
Jane G. Fullerton, deceased. will sell at
the residence Of B. c. Ittleton, near
Spring Hill. on Saturday The s6th Of April
next, upon credit Of Nine Months, the fol-
lowing described Slaves, belonging to said
Estate, to wit:-Rebecca. woman aged
about e7 years; Julia about years; Lucy
6 years; Jim years: Alexander 2 years;
and an infant. Note end approved secur
iy will be required.
A. ID. MATTHEWS,
Administrator
Nal oatl te=t tr'I.
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Pay UP!

N Ill persons indebted to me for the
- years 1853, 1851, and 1855. by note
or accounts, will please come forward and
pay up, as longer indulgence Than the
r5th February next cannot be- Given.
T. + JORDAN
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EStYay.

Taken up by Duncan Mckay, miles
west of Hickory Flat. one bright bay nlarc,
about 9 wears old - hands high. ha- ..
olack strAsk doYn her rump, has been d"'-
tored for the by head. appraised to so.
! NJ CLARK. Ranger.
Ir = 1866. f,.e :
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RICHMOND GID ucIsE.
No. 23 Front Row
BETWEEN MADl ION 4 MoNRuE 81.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
w. II. SLOWER, PRormEror.
Oct. 18th lS55--il--tim
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

A L the October Term, 1855 Of the rr'-
~> bate Court Of Tippsh county, in the
Stale of Mississippi, letteIs Of Admini>Iru-
ton on the Estate Of John McElrol, decd
were granted to the undersigned. Now n'l
persons having claims against the Estate NJ
decedent are hereby required To cNhibit BE-
same within the time prescribed by law, -.
they will be barred; and all persons indeh'
ed to said Estate are requested to maA
immediate payment.
JOEL IL. BERRY, Adm
Dee. 5th lS55--i3--6w
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On the 18th inst, by the Rev. c. p
Miller, Mr.. J. C. Stew ART to Miss G..
T. BLorSr-all of Tippah county.
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Rangers Notice.

TAKEN up BY James r. Brock, IN
10 miles from Ripley. one bayLG2A.
Horse, years old. Is hands high, dark
lprs. some white on each hind foot neal
the hoof; appraised to $50
] II Ci.tnK. Ranolr
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CASH!

TlIE undersigned is placing his Claims
- that are now due, in charge of the
collecting Officers; for Money he must
Rave. O. +. PIllLBRlCk.
Ripley, Miss, January 1856.
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TERRIBLE'plScLOSURES.
SECRETS FOR THE MiLLi0NI
A Most Wonderful and Invalua-
able Publication.

'FN r. III INrER'S Medical oannal. being an
- original and proper Treatise on man and
Woman their Physiology. Functions and SrNua'
Disorders ofcyery kind, with never taiIin- rem -
dies iorthc speedy cure otall Diseases of pinale
and delicate character, incident To the violation Of
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

L the November Term, 1854, of the
-. - Probate CouE Of Tippah county,
mississippi. Letters Of administration were
= SfIn'ed N the Undersigned upon the Estate
S' David Shull, deceased. Notice is there
,g,e hereoy given TO all persons having
,.ai'ns ,',r against said Estate. TO present them
"l'N'n the time prescrib-d by law, or the
! .'lHc , will be barred; and ali persons in
'p''a to said Estate are requested to
ID 'Ae Immediate payment.
., A. II. SKULL, Adm.
S'uuy 1lst 1856 -7-5w
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Second Gun for
KANSAS!!

HENTLEMEN & LADIES, remember
- the Old familiar Name.
SpIGHTS CORNER.
SIMON X. SPiGIlT having bought out the en-
tire Stock of Goods of Mcssrs Norvel & Falkner,
is now offering them for sale, at his old stand, n T.
corner ofthe Square. He pledges himself tosell as
low as the lowest His motto is TO please, and be
assures his old friends and customers, that he will
keep full stock at all times and ell he asks is, TO
come and see, and there is anything that he don't
please you with, he invites you across the street
to the full store offs. Il. & J. c. Spight.
S. K. SPlGHT.
January Sd 1856
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A Puzzle.

Here is something worth studying
over We find it in an old paper. If
any of our readers can solve it and
td the point, they are perfectly at
liberty to do so:
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Runaway

ken. 1t is feared some vailain has decoy
ed her off A liberal reward will be given
for herapprehension, and any information
Of her, addressed to me at iiuckcrsville,
Tippah county, Miss, will be thankfully
received. WM H. ELLlVrTE.
Jan. 9Th l856-tf
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THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
iiy the aid of microscope, We see mi.
ions of lIttlr openings on the surface of o3l
bodies. Through these this Ointm,ni wien
rubbed on the skin, Is carried 10 any ur.rrn
or inward part. Diseases Of the kiiurv,.
disorders o1 1he Liver affections ofthr hr.Il.
Inflammation If the Lungs, i A,lhma-.
+ Coughs and Colds, are hY ite mean. rti,.-
tually cured. Every housewife knows tina
salt passes freely through bone or meat /
a"y thickness This healin. Ointmnt iu
more readily penetrates through any bon
or ileshy part of the living body, curin-
the most dangerous inward complaint, ,tLr,
cannot be reached by other means.
ERYSIpELAS SALT RHEUM AID
SCORBUTIC HUMORs,
No rcmedy'has ever done souuch for
tho cure of diseases Of The skin what-,,r
trcm they may assume, AS this Olnmru..
No case of Salt Rheum, Ssuwy, Sore heals,
Scrolua or Ery sipelas, can hong Withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts Of the globe, visiting the
principal hospitals, dispensing thi, Oin'-
mcnt, giving advice a, its application, and
has thus been the meanc OF restoring count-
les numbers TO health,
SORE LEGS. SORE BREASTS,
WOUNDS d ULCERS
Some of the most scientific surgeons now
rely solely on the use of this wonderful
Oiutmenl, when having to cope with the
worst eases of sores, wounds, ulcers, gltu
dular swelngs. and tumors, Professor
Holloway has, by command of theiA'lird
Governments, dispatched 10 the hospital, %,
the East, large shipments of this Oinimcn.
to be used under the direction Of the Med
ica Staff, in the worst cases of wounds. Il
will cure'any ulcer, glandular swelling ,iiti.
ness OF contraction OF the joints, even OF 20
years standing.
PILES AND FlSTULAS.
These and other similar distressing com
plants can be efiecually eifred if the Om,-
men, be well rubbed in over the parts ailrc-
ted and by otherwise following the printed
directions aoand each pot,
DoN he OiHiHem and Pills sAomH be u,cJ
mNe toloTRg cose,.
Bunions, Lumbago
Burns Mereural Erup-
Chapped Hands tots
Chllblalns Piles
FisluIas rheumatism
Gout Salt Rhcum
Skin Diseases
Sore Legs SwelIcd Glands
Sore Breasts SIiii joints
Sore Heads Ulcers
Sore Throats Nenereal Sores
Sores of all kinds Wounds of all kind,
Sprains Scalds.
*.* Sold at the Manufactures of Pro.
fcssor HoKKowAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and 2ll Strand, London. and by all
Druggists and Dealers of Med
icines throughout the United States, and
the civilized world in Pots, at % cent?,
G9j cents, and y each.
E.' There is considerable sVin. by
taking the larger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the guidance of pa
tents in every disorder are affixed to each
Pot nov, 22d l85O-l6ly
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Rangers Notice.

Ranger NOtlce.
TAKEN up by John A. Evins, ~ ~
miles East Of Ripley. one Iron H
grey horse colt. year old. small
star id the forehead; appraised to s25.
J. NJ. CLARK, Ranger.
April 24th 1856. fees S3
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CAUTTON To PEKSUNS WHO UKINk AT
BARS AND HOTELS
Numerous complaints made of persons who
keep Bars on steamboats, and in hotels, who ill my
empty bottles with common Gin, aad sell il 70 the
unsuspecting for my
SCAlEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
would therefore advise all who drink the
Schnapps at such places, to mark the appearance
Of the bottle; and if the outside wrapper or label
should be deaced TO refuse 10 drink. unless fresh
bottle is opened. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
March 2Oth 1Sj6-l1-3m
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Look Out!!

A LII persons indebted 10 me must posi-
A'' lively pay up by the 18th of February
next, or their notes and accounts will b.
found in the hands of an officer. | am II,
debt and must have money topay NV dcbi~.
B. JONES.
Ripley, Miss, Jan. 5rd 1856.
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NEW TOP BUGGY.

which they will dispose Of on favorable
terms-also, several WAGONS of various
sizes, adapted to horses or oxen.
April "a, 1856.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Sole Importer aud manufacturer,
Depot Is, 30 Il 90 Beaver Street, New Yol
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The State Of Mississippi,

April cath, l856-lG-5w
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March 2pth Ia5C--Iltls
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

A ND cHILDRBSs' CLOTHING made % order, IN the
"A iAsest sIyie b. MRS. REATH- corner Of Cedar and
cherry streets, orFpalie The fsranaah. . oct In
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
4s $50.
-
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

FI'hE ADAMS EXPREsS COMPANY" have made ar
ranEemerfs VIII Che above Railroad flr Daily Exprsss
ne' and are nov prepared e. and fWard Frezht
PacEagcs 4c By Passenger Trains % Huutsve pecstur
D., and iltrred air stations he g. C. n.
@ Railroads small Packag az rceuced rates.
- Meszs nEsFa leave Nashvil daily a ociock,
50 frCghts % b. orHarasd bv EEprcss viii Be called
or without extra ehargs. lsUloul A. <. HOLT Agent.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 SIIIPPERs,
Rv Savannah IN Nashville.

A 3 the Nssi vie and ChsitaEfors kEiruad Company
IL have uoLfcd and rcuinded he Ceutra Railroad Com
Uanies 81 &c. RIA q sumner and Il ices uot
have tecn neteed reogniEed In the hard b q
bat Ccrspsny rscsuts dstTtufed In ety. We sks
uis metlud 81 nlTming thc NrfChsEts sad Slipper ~
4f a. tie wi D. al 81 io ltO ~ hrst eiass
goods ana On - ths ErsHd hfts rsprsss as
tie average tkfuugh 1st ests Etos res re sea
uard NashVi1e kirCf hs variation - 10 ets
asifof a il slnmsT ard deducicd q 10 ca Pet Ice es-
N Wuter IN uaEs the Is per ndssrscnent,
O. As iIaz gans DseeH.bsr AE - fsg' Dee 70 Jana
h-L ABA kssk \,
lunssf saPeFiu y ndAnt.
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STEAMBOATS,,
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
IOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE

Il Vie new sndlight dTaught steamerH Gn
4 CRESCENT, W. HOLMES. Master, ~ $500
VIII run regularly in the above trades<zzsx
furng the Mt season. commencing the first rise in
the Cumberland river She has excellent accoumodators
and in point Of speed and safety is unsurpassed For
freight or passage, apply to II. Il. HARRISON,
octS-du EUhG Agent.
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
S. 4. CIRCUMSTANCES & CO.,
Manufacturers Of Carriages, Coaches Buggiss,
Light-Waggons, &C.

No. co Lower MARKET street. NaShV lille
TNTE are now manufacturing every vari- . - Nd ~
w ETY. sud style Of vehicle, from the fSsA4 10y.
plAinest iob n the most beautiful and ella w. I'd
kOrAtiy flashed tuyp out.
Having engaged nrsteaSs workmen, and obtained larg
aouat Of The OF stock prepared 70 do worl
win compare with any In the whole country either fol
style or durability All kinds OF vehicles kept constantly
hand, or promptly made 20 order.
EvereIts Patent Coupling:
This important improvement in the coupling Of Carriage
e. awakened much interest throughout the country
and upon with favor where Il IL best known
Known Having the exclusive right tor this city, We are noE
mating use them In constructing Carriages, B1gges BE-
p Remember the psoeat the Old staAd OF Fred sloan
90 Lower Market Street..
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