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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-24
DRIME ROLL BUTTER, .VENISON
l. HAMS
MOUNTAIN BUCKwHEAT
EXTRA FINE TEAS
IMITATION ENGLISH CHEESE
lho Ec

frOMPOUND EXThACT OF WI L. ID
~ CHERRY AND WOOD NAPHTHA One of
the best remedies for Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whooping Cough and diseases of the Lungs. This
Wild Cherry Bark and other highly esteemed RENE.
dies, combined With Wood Naphtha, afording RENE.
dy whose tonic healing and great curative powers
approved of by PHI rsicians and others Price so cts
Prepared by Z. J. PlCOT, Druggists, and sold by
Druggists generally. ie 8
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JAMES II. GaEEssRAw. B. Il. WELLFoRp, n .
(RENsHAW { d WELLFOKD,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts
Of Richmond city and adjacent counties, aud the
Federal Courts held in Richmond and Norfolk.
~ Office, Governor street, second door from
Franklin street. ja 5-dlmc3m
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BUSINESS CARDs.

BUSINESS CARDS.
X khUMMEL Il ROfSTkRS,
COAMls8iON MERCaANIA
FOR THE SALE or
MANoFACTURED AND LEAF. TOBACCO.
x SLOUN GRAIN, COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE.
40. % WATER ST, NEW YORR.
OF stssns Bfunmsi RieS.o.1
ALEXANDRA L. ROY6TEA,
OF New yoik
;.G,o, JAAEs B. ROY0TEk
kiehmonA Va
A. d T. A. PArTHpON. - -
~ COMMISSION MERCHANrs
YoR THE SALE or
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOuA rtr1r..
NO lo4 FRONT ST, NEW YOHK
THos. A. PATTEsoN
l. MONTAGUK, SIGN AND 00N1--
- - MENTAL FAINTER, Bank Street eornsro -
iIth Richmond, Virginia, continues to srecuts ~ NJ
3 1inds OF work in hts line IN the best msnuer ssS
nsnest style OF his ARr, and the low sst posuihle
terms All who are In want Of SIGNS. viii 6nS n
TO their interest to call on him. .fN =
country Merchants who wish TO procure sisns ea.
have them done at this es.sbiishmenr ana seeurslv
packed and forwarded 70 any part Of Vfrrinis ~
NORTH Carolina, at short notice. A cali sofieited'
de 29-dts
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NOTlCE... Having qualified as Admins
traitor on the estate Of James ii. Underwood
deceased all persons having claims sganst said estate
will prese them to the undersigned for settlement
Those indebted earnestly requested to make pay
ment to him without delay.
W. w. TfMBERLAKE, Admir-.
ia dim OF Jas M Underwood, decd.
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NOAH WALkEK & CO.,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CTnTuJEpS NJ oc Mt .


CLOTHIERS No So Main st.
Branch of the Baltimore House, ,-M Most respectfully
ask the attention of the ctizens of Rchmond and it,
vicinity to the stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic ard For
eign Cloths, Cassimerss and Vestings they are ens
bled to offer unusual inducements to customers who
are most respectfully solicited to give call BE-
fore purchasing. oc lily
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SlDlS & PLEASANTS.
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS

18th Street. near Cary, Richmond. Va.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, RENTING HOUDEs.
HIRING NEGROES, and all matters psrtsinina 10
| General Agency
CoLLECTiONsi In the City and Country attended
| to, snd rsmittances promptly made
THOMAS Z. SIMS. JOSEPH r. pLrAsAnrs
ia 14-1m
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IOHN w. DAVIES
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN STH AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Silis he
Buryng Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail.
| ing. First Premium awarded by the Mechanics In
| stitute and Agricultural Society Of Virginia.
ie lN-ts
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cHASTAIN WHITE. LAwRENCE 8. MARYE
WHITE & MA K \ Il, Attorneys at Law,
" RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, attend the Courts
OF Richmond City, the counties of Henrico. Hano-
yer, Caroline Chest er6sld and Goochland; and the
District Court of Appeals at Fredericksburg.
LAWRENCE MARYE 10 Notary Public and
Com missioner of the United States Court of Claims
Office over E. B. Spences, corner of Governor end
Main streets
CHASTAIN WHITE will have an Office at Ash.
land, Hanover county. ja l9-Sm
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10 ELL q GIBSON.
ID HOUSE BUlLDERs.

10 ELL g. GIBSON,
ID HOUSE BUILDERS,
MAIN BETWEEN 8TH AND 9yH sTagxrx
Are now prepared 70 furnish DOOR.BASE, AiCHI.
TRAVE and CORNICE MOULDIN0S OF sny pat.
tern; Door and Window Frames; Sash, Biinds and
Doors, ss promptly and on a. accommodating terms
az any house in the city.
~ Orders from the country will meet with such
attention will the satisfaction of those who
may pstronize US.
WILLIAM q BELL. WILLIAM T. GIBSON.
ia TO- -dkclms
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EVILS q. WEBB & CO., GENkRAL
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS, oasr their eer.
vices for the sale and p1rshass Of Flour Wheat.
Corn. Tobacco. DC. a 9..6m
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j. T. MORTON, JAS M. ARMIsTEAD,
(Lats Of Farmvilie) (Lsse Of Cumberland co.,
JOSEPH BLANToN,
(Of Cumberland oounty.)
MORTON, ARMISTEAD & CO., Com.
lVl MISSION MERCHANTS. opposite Snockoe Ware
house, Richmond, Va, will give special attention to
the sale of all kinds of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted to them
n LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
cash or Guano de- Jq--dl c6m
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-30
Y cbIctt "a nd TInIa In on d
TIN, CorPER AsD SHEET NOV WORKERS,
CLAEKSIILLE TENNESSEE.
N. & ".

IN J. ". Nehlett h;ving rem owed TO the build
ing recen y occupied by LIP Doris, on
~ Franklin s rect and associated with him in
the business, Mr.Wm :. Hammond an experienced
workman is now lurished with greatly increased
laci tiles, for suPpNhg The wants OF his customers
7 he public will ia at this establishment large
and very splendidstock of Tin Sheet Iron Ware,
&c, which can always be obtained upon the mos,
reasonable terms.
Aso Cook Stovs Of various patterns. Every
variety Of Par!or nd Office Stoves castings Gut
ttring and HouseRoofng done at short notice.
Thankful for psf patronage he licits a contn-
nance Of public favor. and ilatlers himself BY
strict attention business, prompt execution OF
orders, and modrate prices to deserve il.
All work oreded will be promptly executed and
in style NARRATED TO give satisfaction.
Old copper, hwier, Feathers & Beeswax, taken
in exchange 70 work.
Feb. 90 ,lS56-tf
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QHE subscribers respectfully aunou nee to the
| public that they continue TO carry on The
Coach making business, in all its branches, at The
oil esabii,he stand on the Public Square. Clarks
vile, Tenn.
Carriages, Barovches, Rockaleoys. Bug 'ieL
&c, will he made to order anI kept for sale
Persons desiring a good article, may rest assured
that no paius viii be spared in putting up work
which for durability and fush shat | OF he sur
passed BY any sold in this market.
We woul1 also make known TO Southern men
Jealous Of Southern rigAts but who prefer buy ing
cheap work, that We are determined TO come in
10 competition with Bugges manufactured toy
!boiii0aisis in Abolion communities. ana sold IN
CarksvilIe That tie will make cheap work al
iheap prices
n bah kinds of Carriages repaired promptly
w. r. BRINGHURST q SON.
Jan. IL, '56-tf
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BueIa vita Springs.

THE ubovtnamed Watering pace will be In
the best possile State Of preparation aud opened
for reception Of visitors on the LIST Of June, Any
persons payig Bin of S25 for Accommodations At
the Springs he ensuing Season aud subscribing
one share Of Stock in ihe books of Beuna Vista
Springs Company" shall be entitled 10 a receipt
which shallbs in full paymeai olthe LIST. install.
ment, on IL stock provided 100 shares are taken.
Those WI have already taken stock have the
same privilge. Buena Vista Springs Logan Co.,
Ky, D. JEFFRIES, PrOprislOr.
May % 1851
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IN CB A n c FRY Ar CLARKS
WILL

lLlE.
Thomas NJ Boardman adm Of Sally Willis
VS.
Stephen Willis, Lavcy Willis, Susan Willis, Rid
ley Myrick WIN. EdmoudsOn, Ambrose Edmo nd
son, Betsy Hunt, Anla My rick, Grin Tucker and
wife lie, ter, Jackson Woodbridge aud wife Trm-
perance, John Myrck, NJ. Creeson Sally Myrick
John Willis, Mrs. Sarah Shaw their heirs and
every other person Ginning TO be an HEN oi Sally
Willis decd. who died in Memphis Tennessee
in the fall Of 1850
Upon the healing of this cau'e at the April
Term 1856 Of the Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE
upon the original and amended bill before Hon.
d. Trierson Chancellor presiding il appeared TO the
Court that there are a numbers Of non residents
defendants whose names and residences are nm
known, the same being sworn 10 by compiainant
The Court ordered that publication be made by
the Clerk and Master Of said Court for - months
in the Weekly Clarksville Chronicle news paper
published in GAINESVILLE Tennessee, and in the
Nashville Christian Advocate published at Nsah
willie Tennessee. Requiring all persons, claiming
to be heirs and distributes of Sally Willis dec d 70
file their HnsV eTs with the Clerk and Master OF
said Court on or befo.e the list day Of June 1897
in accordance with the act of the q neral Assem-.
bly, OF the State Of Tennessee passed February 10
1856, Showing how, in what capacity, through
whom, and what parts Of said Estate they clam
as heirs and distributes Of the Interstate Sally Wi-
lis. Or they will be barred aud the ease heard
by the Court, 'thou9h they had sci up no elains
TO any portion Of the Said Estate
THOS. J. MUNFORD C. d NJ
May %, ls56-ty.
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Boot and Shoe Depot.
IT rne old Post Office Stand. west side Public

AT the old Post Office Stand. west side Public
Square.
"A THE undersigned would
w most respectfully cell the fszEqA
w attention of gentlemen ofSstAlssssstf
E1es. the city ana country to his fine stock Of
Boots and shoes,
suitable for the present season and of his own
Manu factuTe; consisting Of tbs most iashior a be
styles, an, Of the best material, aud Of workman
ship superior TO any in this, adjoining counties,
which he will warrantin all respects, Us reprosen
ted. Ills stock embraces the finest French and
Philadelphia Cali skins ever brought 70 this
market lie invites and solieiis an examination
Of the same conid I, as he is, that il will bear
the siric,est scrr ny, nd will please ihs most
(asildous. All work de TO order, from the gh,-
est to the heaviest boots and Shoes.
+. HOLT
June 90, 1855 II
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kAgcst Arrival,

In ave just received from Philadelphia, by ex.
press the following goods
Emb'd and Lace, Swiss. Muslins, Organdies
Lawns, BsTages, Bfrllioutes French Chiuiz hair
Cord Swiss. Plain Jackanets, Kid Gloves needle
work Collars, very pretty Gros'uap Silks. Jact.
aud Swiss Edgings, aud Insertings, Grape, lhules,
Ruches, Bonnels Ribbons, Dress Trimmings Lice
Mitts, BoRnetsc. c.,
Also a very fine 10, Of Mersillss Quilts.
May le lGSS-t :. NJ. RIoB
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W. s. McRgYNoLDs & CO

KEEP constantly on hand large lot OF Floor
Ing, Ceiliug, Windows, noors Sash, Blinds, Wash
Boards, Cussngs, aud Man. lss--in a ", I'd, every
thing IN orr Hue. We also have on hard large
lot OF " heat Fans, OF a Superior qusity, which
~sKuarantee 10 be equal 10 snysyer made iu this
eosntry.
WE WILL FURNISH LUMBER
a,d uuder,ske Buildings outside Of the shop, and
complete them on short notice.
We are now receiving, and will keep constantly
hand. 8 large LOT of dressed lumber Of every
description, for sale. nd also keep materials for
putting gravel roofs, and guarantee them not to
lssk Terms cash.
Juuel lSSk--tf Il
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DISSOLUTION.

~, azszE5sf2yl6, 5000.
The partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas& Bailey, in the Wuggon-making ard
Blacksmithng business, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent I,ose indebted TO the firm
will make paymentto Charles Bailey. and those
having claims against H. will present 10 him, he a.
ne b-ing authorised to settle up the business Oh
the firm.
The subscriber has assoti,ied with him. in the
above business, John r Miller, most superior
Bhcksmilh, aud il will hereafter be carried on IN
the name of Thomas & Miller, at thu Old Stand.
The new firm ask q contiHuance OF the patronage
oil the friends &C the old firm, and Issute the pub
lie generally than they are prepared aud determ'
ined 20 put up their work OF the best Meierlal, ~
The best manner, Md on reasonable termsr Al
kings Of Wagon Work, and Blac smiihlng 10 all
it' various branches, done 10 ord ann on short
notice j B. THOMAS.
n B. All new work must be paid for when de-
liyered THOMAS.& MILLER.
May 9th s56-tf.
In retiring from the Firm Of Thomis u Bait
ey / beg leave TO recommend its successor, j. H.
Thomas to the public, first rate Workman
and Us man worthy OF the most lbural patronage
Mach 2S, 1856 Il.
CHARLES BAILEY.
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Notice ExtrnsrGlnury.

The uudersiged having been appointed Rscelvar
Nv the fiat Of Hon. w K. Turner ia the case Of
II II Poston W his creditors in Chancery at Carks-
vile, Tor the purpose Of closing an assignment
made BY said Postoh for the payment Of his debts.
Would very respectfully announce TO the pub
lie, that he has taken chargs of ell the Goods,
Notes, accounts, &c, belonging TO Poston u Rich-
ards. or II II Poston and intends to take summary
steps to wind up the business.--ln the msantl
will say 10 persons wanting goods, mat the
stocks large and well seiec ted and will be solo at
wholesale or retail al cost for cash. In my alb
sence Mr.. Poston will wait upon customers, aud
give them bargains indeed aud will also receive
The money for any claim due--or close by note
anything which may be falling due at the end Of
ihe year.
My ncqasntances know my way OF dong bus
iness and It is wholly unnecessary 10 multiply
words, for intend to close Hugh Postons bust
ness and give his mind esse-so come with your
money aud buy his goods aud pay what you owe
him, and by 30 doing you will confer favor on
him. his creditors and your tumble Servant.
July 25'!6=tf THOS j.. MUNFoRo.
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Timers MelNEY.

EaSs SAMUEL SIMPSON, hn
~~<Ss-S&N Just Received direct from
On u I Londona lot of fine Cola
Mo oM and Silver Watches made TO
Ebo ,NM order the movements are
MO 'Htl made Of the best material,
AN %S:is!A, the cares for workmanship
aess3ss! 2 = -lst. ana quality cannot be sur
pissed as the watch il an
important branch of my business | intend giving
the grea Ter portion Of my time TO that BRANCH |
have arrangements in London eud Liverpool, thai
will insure my receiving periodically and RsSutt-
ment of Watche; made 10 order which in quality
are surpassed by none. lie would call the uiien.
ton of all that want watch for time and dura-
bility. 30
JeWcTiy.
In addition to his stock he mas received all the
new patterns connected with this Branch Of the
Trade.
FRS call all indebted 10 me by note account
are requested TO make payments by the first OF
March. or thew will find their panor N the hands
of AN officer, " ith diion cost aS ] am compel
led to have my business seiiled by that time am
compelled 80 have money. Gentlemen there is no
mistake in Ibis. what say is so.
Feb | ls56--tf
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ardcar ale.

The subscriber offrS, at private sale. the tract
oiI.su known ms the Bryarly traci containing
49, lying about ] 4, miles from GAINESVILLE Nine
" acres arc cleared, and the balance finely tim
berrd description il unnecessary as the prop
ertv il 1ell known, aud the purchaser will see il
for himself This is the lower tract, in the bend
Of The River, aud is in fne state of cultivation
Those wishing TO purchase are referred 10 T. j..
Pc tus. or 70 the spbsG riber, at New Providence
Tennessee w j. BARBEE.
May Q 56-tf
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THE REMEDY FoR ALL.
UDRbNW2r1
IN y AM HANNN q,

~ " an w Nv W u
"OF all the remedies that have bsendiAsessre<
the pres, mt age for the ''ihousand lls that nsak
IS heir to-" none equal this venasffei prepare
ton Only three yedrs havs AsPssi sikSe the
dscovrrer twho spenta Geesdeia stedyinE, a.
lerInenializing, snt prrfoetns IS first inifsds-
ced tito the Dasbl c ana il IS already recegniAo1
by the most eminen; physicians IL all par,i 81
the country TO be tue most surprising and sEes-
tive remedy for certain diseases OF whies tksy
have knowledge.
AN other com pounds or syrups OF this roo, hsrs
hitherto failed to command The sanction Of the fse
city. because on being tested, they hsss bsss
ound to contain noxous iuEr' dienis, which nsuA
traze the good effects of the Sarssparilla, and eff
en.tnes iniurs the health OF the pstisnt. Ii b
rot with Hureys preparation. 81
This is the pure aud gennns extract Of tbs
root, and viii; on trial, I've found % shsst esr-
isin and perfect cure Of the following esnplsisb
aad diseases,
Affections of us bones, Drbiliiy. Disedsse Of W
Kidneys DyTeGsiG, Female frrfgblayiHes, Fisfgls !.
ErysiDelas. Hathual costisenccs Indigestion, Liver
Complain. Piles Pulmonary DISEASES, Ssrofsls ~
Kings Euil, Syphilis And ell Disses.so Of sAs sks.
Besides curing the above, it is also known 10 /,
great and powerful tonic psrfying the BLOOD sss
lnvgoraliug the system.
III short, it's without exception, in the essss'
mentioned, ana i;s general effect on thu systsn,
the most efcacous as il is IL most desirable rsm.
edy Of the age 1t is already extensively SEED
throughout tho country and is fss obtaining an
European reputation. The instances Of ARA
il has effected are dali coming TO the Proprstors
knowledge. and he has no hesitation in recon
mendinp it TO one and oil who dcsre to pfossFs
relief from suffering One bottle being tried, itf
effects will be TOO apparent TO admit Of far,Aa
| dosbt.
Reeo1ect Hu-ley's Ssfspari1s Is tie only sssstas
article IN The market
aT-Price 81 per botl- {, 6 hotties for IS.
| For sale 1.-THE Mandatory, on the corner Sew
nth and Green streets, Louisville. Ky and byisli
whslesale houses throughout the United States a
Canada. GF Wholesale and retail BY
THOMAS g. BROT'iER
Feb. 20, ls5s-ly. ClarksVills, Tsrh
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100 Acres Of
LAND FOR SALE.

IN obedience 10 an interlocutory dearee Of the
Chancery Court at Dover Tenne ssee. made AZ te
October term, 1856, in the cause of Robert Bach
una u agains, Stanfll g. Kimble, | will on Satur-
day The 10Th day Of January next, oh,r for sale to
the highest bidder on the premises, the valuable
tract Of land In Stewart county, known the
John Sianfll place. Said tract Of land contains
about QUO acres and has upon il comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE,
all necessary outhouses. stsbes &c, and is fne-
ly watersd and well adapted for
- STOCK + RIM.
L viii also at the same TINA aud place, offer for
sale
- ONE HUNDRED ACRES
of land adjoining The above described trac' ard
known q, the place purchased by G.. w. Stan.
Gil from Robert Tompkins and wife. All Of said
land will be sod together, and will be sold on a
credit OF one aud two years: except
the sum Of $50 cash reserved 10 pay the expen-
sss Of the sale. Purchaser giving bond with
good security, and lien retained upon the land
until the purchase money is paid.
CLAY ROBERTS c. & M.
Dover, Nov. 22I ls56-td'
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Brussels Carpet, very Iiehi 3 ply Ingfoln do,
late sIylei ply DO. do. stripe Venetian Hall anS
Stair dol German and Cotton Damasks for cur
talus, IN great variety, al
SEQ 70. W. al. Z. BRoADpuy.
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w ar with Il mr. pc Anticipated
NOrthingtOn a. Vaughan.

w sAE Whab n vi % pc anticipates
EOrthingtOE a. Vaughan.
sUccEsSoUs t % BEAUMONT A Nd MCCALL.
HAVING purchased, that elegant, S took of
Hardware recentlv removed from w F. Falls cd
Stand to the handsome room of McKoii and
Baey's, fitted ub Expressly for the business
next door 10 Houses Grocery, We will be pleas.
ed 10 sss the former palrons of the house, our
friends and the public, where we will take pleas.
ure in showing our Stock, and can furnish almost
any article in cur liae the community may want
The Stock being Hry complete having been
greatly increased dee the removal Ladies do
YOU want an eegabt article of Table cutlery,
House furnishing wade &c. if so give us a CALL.
SndierS come aIA see our Stock of Saddle
trimmings.
COacE-make IS will find Hub. Fellows,
Shafts A xes oil clotI &c.
pall on Us for your Leather
Tools, Pegs &c.
Carpenters & Peppers, can be suited in
all kinds Of Tools and building materials
&pOTtSnien fl in a Fish Hook to Sharps
Rifle. u
Farmers come bud see our stool of Cradles
Hoes Axes, Hay, n es AID Forks Tools Of all
sorts and sizes. RESPECTFULLY,
NORTI1NGTON e. VAUGHAN,
P.S Last received lot Of Volcani repeating
Pistols, can be dschs ged Thirty times in 50 Sec
onis.
June 30 ls56-u N. &v.
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r 10000

POUNDS Of old Brass, Copper, and wrought
iron scraps wanted At the Clarksyille Foundry for
which will pay the highest price ia cash or trade
March 81 '5S-ly. .P.Y WHITFIELD.
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$40 ReMnrd.

Runaway from tho subscriber living In
Montgomery County Tennessee two nlilts South.
west from Portrayal about the first Of May, 1883 {
negTowomaR named Violet the I'D womnn Il In
clined to be chunky broadfaced, OF datk yellow
ish complexion quick spoken when addressed. A.
bout fifty five years ofsge. will give the shove
reward to any person who delivers her TO me or
secures herso that can get her sgain.
Feb. - 5s-tfl HENRY EORTniKGT0H
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w. g. j. E. BROADDUs


WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS In
q a~oy y Staple @n3 Sooas,
SHOES & BOOTS, CLOTHING, HARD
ware, QItcCnswnTc. INc., &c,
No. 8 FRAYHLIN Row,
CLARKS VILE, TENN.
~ HAVE Just received large Stuck of
F@FALL g. WINTER GOODS, including
& variety Of new style Dress Goods, Bon. II
nets, Ribbons, Talmss aud Clocks, Jsconet and
Swiss Collars, Chemisetts, Sleeves and Ruling;
also a large lot negro blankets. Osnaburgs, Port
Royal James Thick Brogans aud Carpetings, 10
which we particularly invite the attention OF cash
or punetual dealers before they purchase else
where,
Sept IA 5Stf) w. & ]. f. BRoADDUs
PAY UP.
| would dislike very much 20 have to put the
accounts OF House aud BryaTly ia the hands Of an
Officer. But II They are not settled very soon ]
will be compelled TO 90 80,
| must have money to pay up the Eastern debt
Of the old concern and these are the only means
Of requiring H. u, W. BRYARLY,
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.LET Us REAsoN roc ErHER
HOLLOW VS. PILLS
WHY ARE WE sIcKi

II has been the lot Of the h1man race to Dc
weighed dcwn by disease ard suffering. Hello
ways Pills are specially adapted 10 the relief Of
the weak thu nervous, the delicate, aud the In.
lirm of all cimes, ages. sexes, and constructions
Professor Holloway personally superinienas the
manufacture Of his medicines in the United
States. and offers them 30 frse aud enighi eneo
people as The best remedy the world ever saw ioI
the removal Of disease.