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DR. RUFUS H. JOHN SON.

OCCULIsT AND AURIT, OF MEMPHIS TENNESSEE,
M I'LL visit Nashville and be found the CITY Hotel on
~ hon'av, the % inst, 10 remain few DAYS and
give attention to all diseases Of the Eve and Tar-Opsra
lions, the adaptation Of Artificial Ewes, &C., SC.
HIS Ear Lamp curious instrument for dstecti The ma
ture Of diseases of the Ear BY throwing strea Of pure
light as far into the Ear the Drum or Tympanum Mer
6rane enables him to determine the kind Of disease existing
and treat it 81 cessfIlly.
sonneier OF Paris, which took the prize medal at the
Worlds Exhibition, London.
Dr. brings testimonials and letters Of reference from
Physicians and citizens Of Memphis, which IA desires all
TO peruse. d-c2g-dFw
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
10 SCIENCE AND PRAGTEAl AGRInIn TlIRE

By Henry stephens, F. s. OF nburgh ami the late
J. p Norton Professor Of scientfc Agricutue in Yale
College. New Haven. vols Royal Oc.ayo 1890 ma ,es
and mum -rous Wood and Steel EDgravings
This IS, eonfssse ly the most complete On Agrcu
uTe ever pub hed, and in order give wider eli ia
ton the publishers have resolved to reduse the price to
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO vOLUMksl
When sent by mail (poStpaid) California; and Oregon
the price sill be 81 To other part Of the Union and
10 Canada (OoSt-pait s6 - This work is lot the old
Box OF he Farm"
RemiJtaHce for any Of the above publications should al
wa Be addressed, post paid to the Pub isbers
LEONARD SCOPF 3 co,
dec3l %, 81 Gold street New Yo-k
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WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 81, 1855.


The Supreme Court of Gus State have
recently decided that The bits slave
under general contract Of 5ii1ss 3 guilty of
conversion, if be hire said slave to anoth-
er during the term of hire, without the con
sent Of the owner, and is liable to an action
of tr00er for bis value The question was
made in the case Of Cummings VS.. Bell, from
the Circuit Court of tais County, and will
be reported in Third Sneed's Reports,
which is now in the press.
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THE COURT OF NAPOLEON.


SOCIETY," UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRES
With Portraits Of its Beaut s. Wits and Hesoiusf n
FRANK 3. GoODnroH (Dict zIato) Royal ouarsO.
Antique.
The subscriber respectfully invites attention N -
above Presentation Book, which undoubtedly Wh be ~.
most popu ar, desirable and successful Gin Book for n,
size and price, yet produced 10 this country
2. THE REPUBLICAN, COURT; Or, Society in
Days Of Washington. Twenty one Portraiss
8. THE HOLY GOSPEL. Illustrated with sorsy Epr-
Wigs.
4. oRNAaENTs OF MEMORY; Jr, Beauties
history Romance and Poetry, With eighteen ERgr
wings from Original Designs.
5. THE MOORE GALLERY A series or Sorty efvh,
highly finished EngrAyings Of Portraits Land eapes
&C Illustrative q the most beautiful passages OF Ais
Poems
s. HONE AUTHORS AND HOME ARTISTS Or.
American seenery, Art and Literature win thrtesa
Steel Engraviug3
7. THE FLORAL KEEPSAKE. thirty NnrravinSs
elegantly oolored from Nature.
s. TIE GEM OF THE SEASON. Ten beautiful nlus-
trations
9. Leaflets OF MEMORY. Ten elegant EpVr,-
wings.
10. THE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. Christ
mas and New Years Present. Elegantly illustrated.
IL. THE KEEPSAKE. Christmas Gift. By J. T.
Headiey
II. THE BOOK OF BEAUTY Eigh, splendid EnErA-
Wings
Is THE WINTER WREATH. rr.rv. Eubslli.A-
ments
IA. THE GIFT BOOK OF GEMS. By NV. Louvs.l-
Is POETRY or TIE FIELDS. Passage, nom tn.
Poet, descriptive Of Pastoral Scenes. Elegantly ~
luStrAted,
IS POETRY OF THE WOODS. Passages rom N.
Poets, descriptive Of Forest Scenes. Elegantly nsS-
trated.
II. SABBATH BELLS ChImsd BY the Poets; Tinss
Paper Beautifully Illustrated
"sundays observe: Think VIXEN The Bells do Chime
ii, angels Hrsic."
IT, THE SNOW FLAKE SIX Engravings.
IS. MEMORY's GIFT
90. THE PHILOPEHA.
q. TIE moss ROSE.
% FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING. six Ensravinss.
% THE FORGET-ME-NOr.
"a THE CECILIAH GIFT. seven
25. A wINTEa SERMON. From Household WOraA
On tinted paper. Elegant Eagravings.
90 TIE BIRDS OF THE BIBLE colOred Plates
81. THE PET ANNUAL. Gih for all
%. THE ROSE BUD. SIX EngravinsG
%. THE VIOLET SIX Engravings.
80 The RUNNING sIRD. six Ensravipgs.
81 GOLDsMITHs VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. ra+
ed PAPER.
80 PlLGRIEs PROGRESS. Tinted Paper.
ALSO. ono vols beautiful Jlvenls Books, well adapt
ed 10 The young, and snitsbe Tor CHRISTMAS Presens
ALS0-snall Oxford Bibes IN Velvet and Turkey Bnd-
iass. Prayer and Hymn BoOks in Morocco sod Velvet
ALSO.-An elegant asortnsnt II Albums PapisT Machs
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Backgammon Boards WORK
Boxes. Rosewood and Mahogany Desks. Ladies cAbas,
Paiat Boxes, Games, &c, &C.
The pubac invited to examine The above LIST before
going elsewhere. For saleby
dsela cHAs. ". SMITH.
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enter into new and ussied sids Of enterprise. and
that our people are afraid 30 qnit the path OF in
vessment our fathers trod before them?-AHynsia
tGal Cl.roaiele.
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Very respectfully, your obi servant,
Brig. Gen. Eicarsguan Army.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec "a. 1856.

We also publish, as throwing still more light on
the late military operations 10 Nicaragua, letter
from Don Bruno Won 0tzmer, Inspector General
of the Nicsraguan Army, written from Virgins Bay
on the Cd Dec, addressed to Hon. Pierre SOule, Of
this city. 0mitting those portions which are per-
sollal and complimentary to the gentleman address
ed, it reads as follows:
g consider that we were bound to make sacri-
fees in order to advance and 70 secure our ultm ate
triumph. sad thing the destruction of Ora
nads; but our cause impeartively demanded it, and
we already feel the advantages which have resulted
from it, our cause has advanced more within less
than a month than it bad been able TO do la the
course Of whole year. Our position now is
secure one, and in less Than four weeks | hope
shall be able to inform you Of the entire destrucr
ton OF oUr enemies. The burning OF Granada
caused the natives 10 remove from t. and by that
measure we have been able to draw a line Of disa
tinction between those who were friendly and those
who were hostile to our cause. The 6rst have fol
lowed US and have received the most effective pro-
lection. They row with us at this point, where
we anxiously wait the result OF an engagement be
tween our forces and those of the enemy on the
ruins Of Granada, where Gen Hennigson protects
our rear.
"The DAYS of hardship and fatigua will now
soon be over
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TWO FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOs AT AUcTTOy
NOTICE OF OTsSOIVTT0y.

I'VE Partnership heretofore existing between HENRY
a NOLAN AHAN ALkX BRANNbN is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All those owing them are re-
quested 20 come forward and ee and those having claims
against them will present them Henry ST. anah1n who
alone authorized 20 settle the siues OF partnership
Nasty le, Dec p, Sc. HENRY NiCLAN HAN,
dec30-8tT ALEX BRANNuN
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
MORRIS g. STRATT0N,

ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, January tn, AZ 10 o.
" cl1ck will offer AZ Auction In front OF Store,
Market street
so hhds choice new crop su-i00 boxes Cod Fiji;
gar: 100 = Haistns,
Is hhds choice old crop Sd so bags Pepper Spice and
80 ibis Mosssss; Ginger;
80 hbls Old Moasses; 100 boxes star Candles;
800 bags prime new crop Coz 100 boxes Tobacco;
Re; 80 boxes ralioW Candles;
100 bags old Bait. Coffee; loo boxes select Cheese;
100 bbs Loaf Crushed and 429 boxes Glassware Asort-
PoUdered u.ar; ed;
100 casks superior Carbonicl50 bbis Pixies Magnolia
soda, whisky;
500 kegs Nails. 100 bbls cther Brands
100 Ibis Cider Vinegar; 10 bbls American Brandy;
80 dozen Wa.h Boards; 10 bb,s Gin
so dozen Buckets; 30 bis smiths OLD Reserve
80 bbls /, 2 a 3 Mack.rel Whisky,
81 Ats Mac .ere 10 bhls A Browns WHISKY
With various other articles In "a Grocery line.
der2J-td NORRIS 4 STATION.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
II. LA INFER &C Co.
VA vii oder With liberal privileges front Of our
w stoe Monday morning, January 5th a. 10 o'clock,
large tment Of Fresh GroceF consisting IN part
0flhe i0li0EiuE:
loo hhds fair, prime choice % bbIs Old Rye Whhky,
sugar Is Brandy aHd Gin,
40 bis Molasses, 20 " Lincoln WHISKY,
20 DO L9af Sugar, 200 kegs Naus.
20 d. Crushed and Pow Is boxes Ylrginia Tobacco,
dersi sugar, 10 DO sinking do,
800 bsgs prime new crop Rio 81 q zen Buckets,
Cod-e. 20 bhs Mack rel,
$50 bag. choice Bait. Coffee, 80 kt Do;
100 boxes Star Candles, Is fails Almonds,
30 boxes Talow Candles, 10 bas Pecanz
IO80 sack- 1nc salt, % doE-n Wash Boards,
loo boxes Che Sc, leo bsxes Cuba CigArs,
100 DO Rksins, 1o00l 6ne Cigars,
% \ 90 %, leo gross Q at Flax,
50 a do d., 90 do Pint DO,
TOO b0ls Magnolia whisky, IL DO = d. Do,
100 " Beams 10 a. $ aud Go Brandy
% &" Old Bourbon " Bottles.
Together with AL the smaller articles 10 make up alArEs
Grocery hae.
80 Tbs above Groceries al fresh and good, having
ust been received rom NsT Orleans aud EaseFa Cities
and vii be onerei In gooi lots.
dsc29--ta R,LANIER co.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

A ITERATION OF TINE-Untfl further notice the doors
n will open at = O'Clock and the curtain win rise at :.
Third night Of Miss nee Wednesday evening" December
81 viii be presented Knowles celebrated play entitled
he asuHcsf back. To conclude with the Musical Bur-
lstta, Jenny Liea.
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Nicaragua-Ccn. walkers Prospects
The New Orleans Dzfa Of tie 18th De-
cember, contains an article in regard to
the prospects Of Gen. Walker. which con.
tains some interesting details relative to
his supplies, etc, calculated to relieve his
friends of some of the anxiety occasioned
by the accounts from Nicaragua by the
Tennessee, published il New York. 1t
says:
{ 1t should be remembered that since the occur
rences last reported in Nicaragua, Walkers re-
sources have been materisliy sugmepted On the
90 Of December, the day that Dr. Derickson, who
furnished the most unfssorable version 10 New
York, descended the San Juan, he met reinforce.
ment from New Orleans of aDl, and ~ fIom New
York, which, with loo from California, made to-
tai Of over 300. Al The sane time Gen. Walker
received 1900 guns, 80 barrels Of four 10 hogs.
beads OF pork, so boxes Of maccaroni and other
articles Of subsistence, with 1890 shirts, 1900
pants, and 1900 boots and shoes; while from New
York, independent Of What Gen. Hennigson took,
ne received hoEitzers. 2e00 shells. 400 Minnie
rifles, aud 100000 ball cartridges. This catalogue
certainly does not indicate destituion OF men, mu
Ditons or subsistence.
As to the reliability Of Dr. Derickson as an i'm.
partial witness, we will let the suijoined commu-
ncation of Gen. Hornsby speak
MEssRs. EDITORS: My attention bas been called
to the statements of DR.. Derickson, which have
been published in the Northern papers with tri>
umphal parade, and which have been noticed by
the press of this city. DR.. Deriokscn (as he calls
himself applied for the position Of surgeon in
Gen. Walkers army in November last but upon
being examined before Board Of Surgeons, was
found incompetent-henee bis chagrin.
This same DR.. erickson, when leaving Nicara-
qua, was feilow-passenger with from Virgin
Bay to San Juan del NOrte. While on the San
Juan river and beyond the reach of danger, be
repeatedly expressed his admiration for Gen w ak.
er as man and an officer; spoke in the highest
terms of the army generally, and expressed great
confidence in the successful result of the war for
the Americans. The Doctor, 10 bis statements, as
published in the Northern papers, varies somewhat
from bis previously expressed views, AID DIVORCES
materially from the path of veracity.
The public will no doubt be anxious to hear the
Doctors explanation of his sudden change Of opin-
ion.
FILL "a.
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no BIZ coNrISUED. I

Tax FAsmoS.-The Providence Jouraal,
thus satirizes the fashions, - il not the
Kansas mania
"a kansas oprRAGK ~ PEovlpExcs.--A mona.
tef, wbose name withhold for me present, iron
the just indignation Of oar fair readers saye that
women were turned oui Of doors in Kansas ~ifh ne
lnora clothss on than bis sfs and daughters sore
whea they ueat 10 party, cae eoid uiehi. lasl
week, i vould have been an .'oauaga. ahd ia
losFnal would hare bad tHo leaders shonl a
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PLANTERs RANK OLE rRNNF. sEE- !

NlsAvLLE, Dec. 20 1856
VIE Board q Directors have dec AIRED -emi- unuai d.
ydend Of five per 4 the profits OF the last
SIX months and an extra dividend OF two per cent Of
surplus prodts Of The Bank, al Sewn Dollars per
share 70 be paid the stockholders after the LIST Of
JAnua pr d. WEAVER,
dec5O UAB CASHIER
TWO FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT AUCTION
M Ill be added sale of Wednesday the st two
W fine Rosewood Pianos and a hne Gaze o. surgeon
Dentists instruments. dec30 B. p. SHIELDS.
READ THIS AND READ TT QUICK.
WANT hire for the next wear 50 able bodied men 70
L work in Davidson county. CAN iu,rnediateiy.
dec29 RES W. PORTER
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES FOR GENTLEMEN.

.IyF have larger suo7tmsus and greater variety q
w Tsa Trays ara Wasfs han ean be f01nd sseuhrrs
rsnEinr IL pres fs0m it- uFSkfds.
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ANECDOTES OF TRAVEL
IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, FRANCE.
ITALY, &C.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
THE HOLIDAYS.
Cost of First Edition over $4,000.
Al CO11ogo Street.

|. The Most superbIy Illustrated Book ever Pro
duced in America
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AMUSEMENT FnR JUVENILES.
Presents for the HOlidays
EOR RENT.
% rRAYsl WATrKRs!

A SMALL BRICK DWELLING, On Frsnkiin IL
y Tarn7iks silh sin roans or The tssl I.sslH
Possessiou gifen lE. madistcy Apply site LII
d-ciS-u PLAAfkh6 Rank.
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HAVE reosiFs8 ths ioslias ans s,ses aF wnef Weaf
Gents FrsasA c.h stiehc1 bouois see boass;
Gates.
Dress Rosfs
. PEtent Leather ant D. 8 Caters;
Supsr frcnza Goa sfsss 30
= Calf OKfirI Iies. tpahis soied,
Tolef siupsrA - .es and patterns
B1ys AID YsaiA Hinser and Dress shoes Pumps.
sna q aiiers, &C. JOHN RAnAGX,
dss8 - colsrsas
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Elegant Stock Of Fall 4 Winter

STAPLE a. FANCY
LDI2 2Izl.s .s3S1 @ @oDLDAJa
w Il ARE RECEIVING our new sup
wv plv Of
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FIELDING MHSaEbMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
Or C0NFEGTiON VARIES.

Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, neary
opposite tbe Bank - Baton Rouge
TJhVtNG This day ffproFn his rriras,
III he is prepared 10 furnish all Kind ni
CA " d Y at WHOLESALE ard RETAIL, on
more favorable terms than ean be had IN ~
Orleans and having experienced workman,
bis candy will always be- ruRE and FRESH,
care being taken thai M "depfefious itefp-
dent is used IN its manufacture, as is foo
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible hoHses.
He trusts That the trade Of this. and The
adjoining parishes, will give him theft ots
tlefs to fill, which he is prepared to do to
any amount, having made arrangements for
the best quality of sugar in market, and be
ing IN correspondence with one Of the large
est houses il New York, 10 supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles il his line
September 7,Ay.
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ron CHILDREN

A SUPPLY OF WORM LDIEMGEHS,
"a Patents should use these in lfefafdnte
to any other Drug.
Dewee's Carmnative Balsam, al ways
made fresh, when wanted
Bogel's Citrate Of Iron Syrup, an excel
lent and harmless Tonic, for children.
Also, Lactate Of Iron aud Manganese
pasiiiles. -...5
All The above preparations can be safely
administered TO children.
You should give them trial. For sale at
luneG. BOGEL'S Drug store.
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'Has PLANTERS.

uALL'S PLOUGlS, Nos to , with
Ii aud without Cutters, er>
Assorted Nos Of Subsoil sssg'v
and Flnkes, ssszss"s sfsas s-'ss#a
Kings rlobghs retended bars, Nos.
to a,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
Ok, Log, Bach and Trace Chains,
Apes & Bowani's best Spades and
ShoYels
Hoes-cast steel and forged, from IN,
to ! 0 iu blade,
Blind bllles and Cart saddles.
Collals and lIames, for mules and
horses,
Axes, Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any other article generally found
in we'll assorted Hardware store
ianlsdyl .ARGUIEB Il LANOUE,
Cor Lafayette md Florida ste
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Ksisisl H,iaasi

TuST rerei9ed by The undersigned, fresh
y supply Of W,ight's Indian Vegetable,
Mofats Life, Brandrelh's, Mofrisop's Hy-
genia, Lees, sappinatons, Grehfenberg s,
Jayne s, Speneer's, Peters, Cooks. Hoop
er's, Eeekwith's Leidy's blood. Holloway 5
Swayne's Lery's, Degfhys Champions,
Jones', Sears, and Nc Lanes Pills, fof
sale in any quantity by
Jan .2s. WV BoaEb, Druggist.
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A FULL dSsORSMENT Of Collars,
n Hamps, Blind htidles, Cart breeching
{ art saddles, liasgop harness, Ttaee chains
&c, which we offer at moderate prices
jan1 sdyl LAHGUiER X NDUF.
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IUTTh l'errhn Stcam Packing
Va Kentucky ard COTTON ttnrkinR fasket pm
per ard Navy Datutn; Steam Hitts, Hntni1lef ang
Polished; Rtenw Stops auh Guage rocks Brasa
Coupling and CONNECTING Cocks, for iron cop
per pipes always On hand at
innffys EAHHittFH n IANnHF4
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10 ss,nrtsn n,

A FEW dog. best English. Stub Twist
~ Double and Single barrel Shot Hnns Ue
sfes, latre nhes, Powder iIntns Patent Wnddfte,
Failed Iined and Central Fire Gaps; Wad Gut
hta dun Tubes, and every tlling else connected
In that line, Mt IARHtiFR 3 tANOtE,
ian1T-y. Gor. Lafayette and Flpridp sta
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40 HsaaEls smiths. Carpenters
nshn dtsnress,

A NVILS, VICES, BELLOWS. Stock
n and Dies, Plates, Wedges, Tongs Files
Of all sizes ard description, also foil rs.
softmen Of Carpenters and Coopets tools.
janlsdYI LARtUIER 4 LANDUB.
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B'HF @HFH ssFNFIf " FNF+
Dnan Ll'e pure aud eStr, White bead,
ENHU inU0 do. Snow White French Zinc.
tbb Boxes asaprted si1ds Window Ginss
100 cans Chrome Green and yellow paint
Zinc Dryer, Lithatee, Spanish bYown,
yellow oehre, Whiting, Red lead
Germ, Hinct, japan pnmen aud
Light Furniture varuish Giazief's Points
trainers Phiiadelphia Glue, fitehes' 81 a, Tools
Brick Linerssan Putty, for saia low ut the
Hardware store uf MONTAN h HUGUET,
ssptip Church street, opposite itsrney ttssse.
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T1HE VERY BFsT.-persons desiring
j any Of the celebrated roedicins cal
lea Brandy, can get some ofthe pure and
nndulirated Pnet, Castiilon 4 Co.'S. al the
Drug Store Of WIN. BOGEL.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
To Engineers Il the F,re Department


0f IA IUN HUDGE
A SAGENTs Of the Manufacturers. we
n. offer At Factory prices INDIA RUB
BIER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING
Also, Oak tan'd stitched aud eenenied
Leather Belting
Description as follows
ply India Rubber Betting, from to 10
inches ply India = " 6 TO 20
Hydrant House. India Rubber | to "A
inches. Warranted to stand pressure ol 10
lbs. To sar inch Locomotive Il Fire En-.
gine India Il. Hose | | to 3, warranted to
stand pressure Of l75 lbsto sqr inch. Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by the lb Oak
l'an'd,, stieked, and Cetnented Leather
Betting, from 9 10 90 inches wide.
All orders for the above goods filed at
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
iuni7. BARBEE " BENJAMIN.
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D R.. 8 W A Y E'S
WILD G II L K X Y.

Violent Cough. tsloedy Expeetoratfott.
MttgFfH, Centre Ge!. Pa Oct q, 1876
not only take pleasure, but deetn 4 duty
ave 70 suffering humanity. 10 serify publicly q
RUP or WILD CHERRY. vas taksn with
violent cough, and bloody espactoratons !
great wastihe away Of my flesh Nh The fymp-
tonis of fxed consumption. After trying various
remedies without any relief, ard hearing bf thA
great virtues Of your fyrup, commenced lis use,
and 10 my great satisfaction, and astonishment
of all around me, my Cough began To abate.
appetite itnprbve, ahd In faot bave bet6fne ~
healthy and heshy as ever. Some tweive months
hnye elapsed since tiis disease was first arrested
and have every reason 10 believe tha It Is ctm
petely eradtated from my system. Al s@
Witness: Very Respectfully,
BENZ. HBleHhRD, ..s JAUoB Haas.
Extracts from The opinions Of the press.
br. swayne's Family Medicines ne believe Ia
he unparalleled, and his Wild Cherry preparation
is The Only one that contains The active brineipts
~ this n'leh yalnsa medicinal agentA-ABotutaoR
f9npier Phttaaeiphtas
We havesrised brs swayne's Medicines for
nutfbtf q years i, our family, 4 hd always witt
che heppiest effect -. fgtHgerofd Cgtyfenp, fHi,tts
I lave used one bottle Of Dr swsyne's COM
POUND SYRUP or Wfbf CHERRY; ahd believe
i to be m Invaluable medicine n. Rts4i. Gieve-
hHd 5ht6 1fhpSB.
The via cherry of pr. swhyne IL Rpewo NJ
hive cured the most desperate cases Of Gonsump-
tim, and tile vefmifngs IL n never 4faifife wofius
Killer AtiHoaioa,, Uiiten, m
Nofc-~The above Invaluable medicine IA pre-
pared andef the immediate care o. Br. swsyne, 4
physician Of many years practice In philsdelphiH,
who vas also connected with The Hospital and
old AtHs House IN that dty, seftef AfaitfaIterff
Of practice in The Philadelphia DispensHry. efes,
etc ana IN those institutions he anj6ysd The most
atuple opportunity Of obtaining an insight into
diseases IN all heis various forms, and the best
tnsthsis Of their treatment. BE parffsuaf 10
ask p, swague's COMPOUND sfRgr or WILD
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Iighfpinp Rods.

A NEW snpply--iust received Of Che la-
II test inprovements-put up in the
best manner, by W. +. TUNNARD.
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Wooden Ware I

A XE, Ifatchet, Tile, Anger and Chisel
n Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
nd Sash Tools, for sale by
mayG. MONTAN Il HUGUET.
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COAST LINE or PACKETS.
HsErH,A HpssNSA a. mgrsBs
B"yuu snrn r'..ae. L.ures nm.

IoR l'ayou Sara thred ,r----. =.
y TIMES A WEEK The u q aS1lff7 gfTa
Mail steamer Ltmfci H,is, ]. A azsssssBsF Fyesssas
gbttus, master. viii leave New Orleans every
srsrAy MuHNtsa NJ p'clpek, and every Wepsrs
nav aud FRirAy MoRsfsnAt 70 helrek. Returning,
leaves Bayeu sara 81 MpFhAY, THuRsnA and SAT
uRbAy, arriving IN New nrleafs SHINE day
ARents-M Gordon. Jr., J A Rraud 4 Landry,
John nurtridee h 90, Hall 4 Kemp h DO, jus s.
pueaud, advertising agent
ss@@N IA CLERK viii he rt the IeYne In " o.
toteeeve freight ri MI tunes, from Tuesday morn
ing ~ Saturday night and shippers cau deliver
goods to hin, and have bills ladine signed II The
boats absence. may By.
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A NEW supply d fIIe above FOR par-
Ia tot and nffee, with and without summer
fronts. Cook stnves large and Ffuall Egg, Hnx,
lIarreI and FrauIilin stpYes inr Wood and Upa1
assorted sizps besides the articles Witch general
ly 90 with them -sHeh na Coal Hpda, Shovel and
fbngs, Sc. At the Hardware store nf
jan I ~ LARHItEH h LANDTF.
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A LIE AND p0RTER.--A large supply
IL of Barclay, Perkins Il Co.'S London
Porter and Tenuent Scotch Ale. warranted
genuine just received and for sale by
no 24iy WIN. BOGEL, Druggist
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Cutlery Cutlery!

nOGERS, Wostenholms aud other cee.
Ii brated makers--one to four bladed
Bone, Horn, BtAhlo, Buck and Pearl han.
died Pocket Knives. Also the celebrated
"Ramaps' and patent Guarded Razors, Ra-
zor Homes and Straps Best medium, COM
mon and Extra fine Table Cutlery, Shears,
Scissors and Graduating Button Hole Cut
ters. Also No | Scissors in complete sets
at [octa5f MONTAN II HUGuETS.