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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-17
Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

GMsPPaIu anu I10I 8 an,
WHOL LESAI5IS AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No 1871, .Ndin ST. Corner Qf Union.
TTAyE now on hand large and complete assortment
all articles line, consisting OF Ladies and Gen
IIrDe Saddles fine Harness; Iron, Frame and
Wood Trunks and Valices Carpet Bags, Satchels Upper
Leather HOgsin, Hair and Wool Collars Whips, HRmes,
Saddles Of every description and quality the oN
rate TO the best style of English Shaftoe.
Irsn frame Trunks and THliceS, superior article
and uuspasssd for lightness strength and durability
Fine single and double Harness OF the best Style Stage
Wagon aud Cart Harness OF the best material and
Inanship.
variety Of material and pattern.
All TorS ordered will be furnished promptly, and ef
fort will be spared to continuance Of rabe IA
SGso sovff 1--WE Us q ''"' SHEPPARD MORGAN
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FGss as.. j f. ss.'sp
D Kelly xse-so E.tiin xcoy Khorsr.
sss ] fsS
Pianche &ee-iS Csddy Brown He'll Richard Nussnt
s asss g
,Is1d kSsgssss 81 Bsosa nsblSI &C., 90
s Es. cs, 5. = 81. s
siiIi7 bales eet.oa. $50 80
s' e s.,s.
;yIs. Vance 1sosa Q sshs Psslia. 4so-ls %
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Pitcher Goodsteh Sss ID rrsos stsnsnsnn asoa ~ ~
Y Pinekatd Aco8 do Cuddy &co-3U bales
Mqssss aes bales soen George
CITY os Mmphslo s. ss's' q sss i,
Sas John sS e 1 passees
SSs sseis. ~ asa
starch Bedow sai s Doses Gessh e bsl:
100 bbis aoar Kennedy s5s sou re
Da AZ. sss ssa g
ss ssE .P
Thompson 1eosO bbs scar Hos. so s2ys e
sP5 RI. h ssss
tie Stern Bro 10 bales so,too to Phillips Aco7s do %
ii Handeye McIlhenny MAD S.nndsr: r. a.
Ss W Rsta as aes
Total ,.s.,a ass bales cotton. 81
s.ands. As se sS.'S vi. e
Titus Groves 4eo-z Bradley Wiso. 4cos6 rellowes
esdslss f.yns a.Ii.sa aeS Ea:ssrs leo Sess
Mics, ldsns DO to csddy Bfsn Seois Sess sSssss
NsSs
hie 8sas Tsrston Whiting Tui Cooper teos
ssHsfs sss
%sS sass. % = Ays c s..
bean. Joseph Lasdis Ascl trunk Dwight bo.s.
BOOKS ruy aoi % mds 81 Harvey Ss 40 a
HeaI
BAYOU sAsAs.m.r '1 Laurel asa Hill H bale. cotton 70
e Msq fss,d Ssss
Il waEh Ansa 4selsJ LaSsa. sa basisa-s Do 90,
Bulise acos John Do Sitsnss ss 4eo
mann Us %.
ai4bale' cotton Is
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
RALRoADa bale. cotton warren Gilmore 1so-isdo
G.dps a s
hoop as ss
L0bi' 4 chsFpantsl- sundliss TO order.
,,on,,. rosroaAErhAns HAnzoAD.
me q bale. SECOND Con-
spne ndse eos sucss5
buns mas s. Il
A'' sN'''''' '''''''|i''-. DA''' '''''n'
CoNslGNEEs r.
s
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slS sas6 Dye
Aass
Terry as sss
Geo HspEy-W Hansell { son1S HarysyrD cLewbsr
Lane Mayheid 6co.U Laroni;insW Ianier dcoMoniagu
Rsysasa Mss4e ssa
Mages kneass-J Marks Seo-Mastin Cobb 6co-A
Steele
Egnss
Woodai ace p smith deo7asark staufsr Sco Seaman
ssnSP 4sSS
sss aces
swx Urauha,-%aaiei Aeo.voss Bsos-C g Wsi9galt-.
Watt Noble Mobieya5i bales hay to West 1coMand ode
NEW yoaK-ship saltana- a Adsms-Jl Adan.4ee--
SoxsWBncsner, Stanton Sewnan Bsass@a sarrePs1
Burnside asGmJ Bq5bdgs SeeJ
ss,ssH ss s..s yssss SseTL Ss,asss
csncSs Bro
Fsa.n Pri,eh.sd 1soncsay
EIsnnon-W Gov EcnHCleveland hoters Seo- ahan;ss kc
George Connoily~corson ArmsironswB 4 Dryer Eco
/ Dupuo-J Dougherty &co-Dawson &co-P Dayid--Dude
shSaNJ Derbes 3eoI DeocheDeaTen Bow ba,
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND MeSic Soo
rope sacks corn 0 boxes soap l5o DO
Candles kegs and shoes, Sc cases and
4S bds tobacco, 1900 feet oak lumber.
LIvERPooL-shp S Maory-2Oo5 bales cotton, 200 bbls
-four, 5000 slaves. : $50
HAVANABrig Margaret Stevens40 bbls 90 ties and 49,
pkgs lard 200 -four apples 50 do onions II ties hams
III bran oats casks Rice q bales dry goods %
ties iallow. -- 3 =
:. pENSa COZ A-schr Srena-=GM hhl shells. ~.
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IacoLA-sehr slrena.-evo bbl shells.
IMPORTS.

q lINpIANoI.A AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opelousas-
1850 bales cotton 80 head cattle Sc horses to order
ST MARKS-Schi Sarah Baytlett-In ballest.
pAseAGouLA-schr Issbella-27, 900 feet lumber to
Elliott
BILoXI-schr Condor-2s, 600 feet lumber to order.
BAY ST LOUIs-Schr Eoe27, 900 feet lumber to order
BAY ST LOUIS chr Junion27 900 feat lumber to order
ANTE RIyER-Schr Emiley-l0, 900 slaves to order.
6 ooVINGToN-Schr Martha 900 briekfto order
sCoVlNGToN-Schr Polar star--500 bbls sand toorder
BILoxI-Schr Yankee Gal30 600 fact lumber to order,
& sH I 80
1879 RECEIPTS. OF PRtlDUOE. I =.
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MEMORANDA.

n Capt Ellis of the steamship opelousas from Indiana
via WESTON reports the schooner Manchester Capt
Potter Is days from New York. arrived the 9TH inst Lost
gib.boorl and foretop mast 80
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CATTLE NJ A 3 z Z T.

JEFFERSON CITY, Uct.7g.
The market was during the week. amply supplied with
Western Beeves heavy stock of Texas and Attakapas
Cattle remains sale Prices for purchasers at our
quotations. Hogs with ample supply sold slowly at lie
good stock Sheep Mich Cows and Veal Cattle offered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10
AUCTION SALES.

GOOD PLowMAE, AMMAN AND CARTMAN.
BY N. vIGNIE Auctioneer. ~. 4
~ e. s. losn INIT, I'M : Ct u o'clock M at
JOHN negro man aged 2. year,Ipos man, a.man fsld
AZ. q ALE before :. Wagner, Notary Public. "a
- TVS as-oasn -
PLANTATION. CARPENTER AND COOPER.
BYN. EIGNIE, Auctioneer.
~ g. .as ne.h n 1 a II %
HENRY, boy aged about 90 yeaIs-plsntaon car
p'sss. sas1ef
wINDHAM BLEAcHED sHEET1Nas, PRINTS. FLAN-
'-,-e nels, etc.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers. ".
SATURDAY, the 10th inst, at 10 O'clock, At
. their auction rooms q casomhodse street, will be sold
i s cases M sa s and shesne
Il 17s packages and lots seasonable DRY GOODS. 90
DAMAGED sTATIoNERY-FoR ACCOUNT OF WHOM
= - z5s--. It may concern
$500 BY GARDNER SMITH. Auctioneer.
s5,.. .''l Office, No. Z Commercial Place.
CATURDAY, the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
.soss i SsP "a ,s m PsPSR and Amsr
can damaged slip hsr from New York to
cases case F A,ss5'ss a etGeks
s5-The attention Of Printers is called the above %
A Valuable FAMILY OF SLAVES AT AUCTION.
BY G. NJ RUTHERFoRD& LONG.
R. W. LONG, Auconeer.
CATURDAY, 10th Inst, at IL o'clock M,
. at Banks, Arcade, Magazine street, will be Sold
No. /. GEORGE, aged about "a years-a good plantation
hand. -,
No ELLEN aged about "a years. (wfe Of Georgeplan-
taton hand daughter NANCY, aged about years.
The above slaves accinaated and fully guaranteed
Ae Of sale before c. Raresbide Notary Public, the
pense of the pm chaser. T.
N B-Ao time will be offered several valua-
BILE SLAVES. Terms made known on day of sale. %
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE CLOAKs, MAN
las the latest Partisan and in variety
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers.
CATURDAY, the 10th instant, ut 10 o'clock
~ A. NJ, at their auction Cusomhouse street, will
be sold
Rich Lyons Velvet Circulars and Basques
Superb Black Cloth Talmns.
Imperarces and Spanish Circulars.
Black and Colored More Antique Circulars.
Gray Orlando fine Beaver Circulars.
Heavy Gray Talmas, Black Velvet Iisette.
Plaid Circulars; Black Coburgs: 81.
Applique Circulars with Silk Hood.
MORE and Plush Talmas 49,.
Comprising the extensive and endless variety Of fancy
and other avoe colors offered in this market the entire
stock to be sold without reserve for cash. oa
SALE OF so CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs,
Hats and an extensive assortment of Winter Clothing.
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctrs
MONDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock. at
Il auction, ut their auction No. II Charities street,
will he sold =
IL Mems Black and Pearl HATS.
AT IL O'Clock up stairs
An extensive assortment of WINTER CLOTHING.
iH9rTERMS-Cash. olO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10

SUCCESSION OF 0. HINCKS.
BY II. PEYCHAUD, HYDE Il Co..
C. SANoRY Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, October 81, 1857, at IL o'clock
y the ST. Louis Exchange ST. Louis street. by virtue Of
the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans 18th and 26h September 1857, for
count of said succession, will be sold
l. MARGUERITE, mulatress, aged 80 yearbook and
washer
q DiLLY, daughter of Marguerite aged 10 years.
g. CYTTALIsE muiatress aged about II years-house
want.
L. OPHELIA, an orphan girl, aged about years.
MISUNDERSTANDING cash, and the balance credit of
satisfactorily endorsed and secured
cia and bear interest at in
of payment at maturity.
of sale before r. Layton at of purchasers
o6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10
ARRIVED.

Steamship Opeousss Ellis from Galveston and 1hdianoa to
W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bay.
Scr Sarah Bartlett Saunders days from st Marks TO Gol
denbow & Lesparre-Bas.n
Schr Isabella, Randall, from Pearl River-Basin y
.Sehr Candor Lee, from Boxi-Basin.
Schr Eolo, Diego, from Bay ST Lous-Basn.
Schr junior, Francko from Pascngoula-Basn. 81
Schr Emily, from Ame River-Basn.
Schr Martha Ann, Williams, from Coyington-Basin. ,t
Schr Polar Star, Whcomb, from Covington--Basin.
Schr Yankee Gal, Jermyn, from Biloxi-Basin
tsTEAMBOArs.
City of Memphis, Kountz, from st Louis.
Virginia. Reynolds, from Cairo.
A Andrew, Dowly, from Red River. SEA
Peter Tellon Box, from Napoleon.
Oregon, Myers. from Mobile.
-..s -. Laurel Hill. Lauoue. from Bayou Sara.
Nebraska, Irwin from Memphis. ~
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sntsIligenes.
SATURDAY, October 10, 1857

SATURDAY, October 10, 1857.
T., CLEARED YESTERDAY. l.t
Steamship Mexico Lawess for Galveston and Indisnola
l-'tfE Harris, Morgan eco
Ship Mallory Lister for Liverpool, W Williams kco
Brig Margaret Stevens Butler for Havana Prats Pulo zee
Schr Srena, Lado for Pensacola, ~ Master
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10
lECEIPTs OF pRt,DUO

s-GAMPTE--steamer W A Andrew--w Andrew-30e bales
cotton Buehannan Carroll &col34 Mienberger Barron
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10

Ship Richard Alsop Wellington Is days from New York. to
I j Casey &co. Wv
Ship suaIs, Barrett - days from New York, to Cohen
Schr Min Schiller, Wilson, from Brazos Santiago TO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10

McCHESNEY'S PATENT WASHING MA
AL CHIMES, be had by applying the Office of the
for the State of Louisiana.
OFFICE-22 Commercial Place, New Orleans
H5The Rights for Mississippi Arkansas Texas, Florida
and California; also Parish Rights this State for sale lib
eral terms. Apply as above. rny4 3ptf
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&C. NJ. scHNEIDNR,s pLEYEL PIANO DE

-A M. Stockholders PLEYEL PIANO DE-
SE@POT, No. 80 Ro,a srett. -
F RFF The Undersigned would call the attention OF Inc
public to his new and extensive SO X Of - 49,
- PihYELS UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with Tub manufactured expressly to his Older
These Pianos for finish nlmiran tone and touch are usu
by any and offered at the lowest market prices
Sole depot for LETERME'S CHAPEL ORGANS, Accor
dions and Fluna' of cnis xV orienai and Gothic STYLE
with without The celeste Sound. sf5E
PIANOS TO HIRE tunirg and Reperng attended to.
NJ. SCHNEIDER SO r val street, 81
OF BIN nppo i.oni lana Bank,
~ for sale by
jy2 S. WOLFF, e5 Camp street
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UCTION NOTICE-MONTGoMERY & SMITH,
"A General Auctoneers and Appraisers-oce Old Auction
Mart 81 Camp street.
sales of every description promptly attended
Real Estate Slaves Cargo Succession Syndc We
have for congnents of New Second hand Furniture
other Goods to be sold at auction private sales
Liberal cash advances made consigumen,s. ..-
MONTGOMERY & SMITH,
esI6 u Coynp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10

| A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
La of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and door business
generally. Office. IS Common of Camp
street. SET ~
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SALT-@ BARRELs, EACH CONTAINING 81 DOZEN
. jars Refined Table Salt just received by ship Ade-
laide Belle, for sale by j. Il. AsHBRInGE Il CO..
seq "a IpConmon street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10

ren=. TUBY'S EXPRESS, FOR CALIFoR
NNfETHA MA AND EUROPE .sF
We are prepared to receive and forward
PARCELS, PACKAGES, JEWELRY, DRAFTS and Freight
Of description to California, through the agency Of
WELLS, FARGO & Go. - sg =
We will receive forward any part OF EUROPE pack
ages and freight of any kind by every sepner.
Parties shipping will have eight ready the day prev
- - - 4 = s. TOBY, Jr., & BRO,
Z au24 3ntf Camp street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-10

n USCULTATION = TO MEDIGAL STUDENTS-A
n Course OF CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered n
the Wards Of the Charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY -
Disc Asses of the CHEST Principles Of Phy
cal and RATIONAL DIAGNO SIS; Commencing the app.a
MON DAY IN November, 1857, by
SPERM CANDLES boxes assorted sizes sAGne
- Leonard 4 Sons, for sale by 49, y - 49, Wa
= iva Nos New I,eyee nd stTesk
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= SlV1AE1-Il1E
III Cottage Residence Hospital street, between Johsa
III and Galvez Streets containing FIVE and eahkn4.
beautifully laid out into flower gardens with
z A LARGE FRAME HOUSE, No 2stBsronnes betSse1g)e-
rod aud Julia Streets with deep yard, suitable fsF
penter coal dealer marble cutter eps
era mandatory. cistern maker, cooper,
boiler maker.
Several Dwelling Houses and Stores Gssenst Do
bigny, Mara Dryades, Basin, Camp, Constance, Ann1ae
on Fulton and other in the First Fourth Dsf
For TERMS apply to 81 JAMES DESBAN.
fEf4 r' rs Real Estate and House Broker,
sul7 If 49, IS Common street. Verandah Store.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-09
BY TELEGRA

WASHINGTON jan --51nsideration Of the low
Z elect on was resumed. -
Mr. Bsysrd spoke in fagoHanl Eos er against
Harlan right to seat rt -v
Mr. Seward finally obtained the floor, and thr
Senate adj )urued to Friday. rr-.
II UsE-Ou Il e motion to print extra copies 0
the Presidents message M. Barclay, sharply crit
lied thelangusge OF lht Presidents message sgsns
the Republicans.
Mr. sA-d.dge made speech opposing TIT
American party. go
The House then a6i5urnel to Fridly.
TIE Pres 1ont submitted to the Senate, Ia reply
| to the resolution, letter IRON the New YORK
NV Foundisrd, and Loudou telegraph Company
! popo ilg TO co tract with toe United s .stes on
the same TENS as wife the British Government
for service over the wires from this TO the Eastern
continent
The President makes no recommendations and
no reply. Aletar from Marcy to'the Lord Com
missio-er accompanies the documents.
New York Jan The S.eamer- Europa SAILED
for Lr'erpoolio day with AZ Pssssugets and $252,,
200 N specie.
WASHINGTON, Jan I'll appears by the docu-
meuts seat Oy the President to the Senate to-day,
that Dubois, Netherlands minister, refusal to tes-
tty 10 the Herbert case, was grounded on inter
national sw, the constitution Of the United States,
and SPECIAL law Of our own enactment
Abou, forty m 5mbers-ot Congress held caucus
to-day, and concluded to put the so or so river
and harbor bills into one bill and use their efforts
to pass them over the executive veto r.-T
The Supreme Court case Of Seymour & Morgan
vs. Cyrus Mccormick, affirmed the decision below,
which sustaIns McGcTmjck claim.
BosTON Jan The Legislature of Massaohu-
sets organic at noon today, by the choice of
q rar
mOusly.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Jan 1.-The State capitol has
been compile ely destroyed by fire. The total de.
sruetOn Of the State Naturalists department is
the most serious loss. r. r.-.
QUEBEC Nov. 7.-Ti5bst's Foundry at Point
Levi was de troyed By fire yesterday. Loss $7O,-
600; insurance $l4 600. go,
The Ice formed across the river opposite this city
last night is strong enough to allow teams to cross
Puma Arenas, Costa Rica papers of the third
of December, received at New Orleans are jubilant
over the news that Walker had been whipped and
compelled to eVaCuate Grenada, snd take refuge
IN the Island of Onetope.
HARRrBURG, Penn, Jsn. L Governor Ponocks
message condemns the officials st Washington
and Kansas; for forcing slavery upon an unwilling
people, and says Pennsylvania expects and de-
mauds that Kansas shall b. free.
NEw YORK, Jan The packet ship Cornelius
Grilue!. bound to London, went ashore this morn
ing on Dam nj Reef, New York Harbor.
CINCrNNATr, Jan. 8.-Ice formed across the river
here yes erdsy evening, people crossed on it LIST
night and this moInilg Whisky 20342OS; other
articles unc. anged.
NEw YORK, Jan. 8-Flour dull; Wheat steady; |
Provisions 0uoyant; Whi.ky easier, sales at 26; |
Stocks lower aad dull. Congress not in session. |
No n VS. worth reporting
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-09
INHALATION IN COZS77YPTIOy-

DBONCHTTIS. LARYNCTTIs, and other dfssares o. ts
1us % NEDlcArED VAPoHs AND P5wDEEs, BY Absorption
and toust uuoua treatment a. pzccsd 81 the "suyvs-
Heart, LIVER Female Complaints, Dyspepsia Veusrsa Aec
lions, and Chrome Diseases generally viii receive the atten
ton "f he Physicians 20 whom such may have been epe
cIaly entrusted
Toe cedenied success which has attended this me-
uuczd rs tcdsPart from oar usual course, andayai
u.th. Press, a order to bring TIE kuos .'a-
may be iaarHg under prsdsp 20 such
The duuu a brighter dag has a. length arrived Tor the
ton hs 20 length passed away We have lnduhirIe pro5s
600 essi'H Scat C0usHuPtgH Ca az its stages bs
d. the nsi ton of IunsTrus chalsy and cagarous
CHHc tuIus iH the tHrd b. cu.Urrs o. Ih5-sWed
iErurEbr -ucl are behind She TO g, mis- ul
uG apparent, viz that medicines m LED 10 tle orE Of
rcua rhan that keu into the sacb where the disease
me advantage OF limitation u Consumption and Throaf
Diseases Is TINT medicine u The un 81 Fap0r and applied
healthy be giving cd. Ih-r D. no case 90 hopeless that
rlaln reacb a. ne mzHner udmiu-trrustru ra7s
brng-o simple iai me rvad Is never requred 90 leave
much AID ths lJsIeau's Ell .rls.
The lullns IseuoI soothing, safs AID saos8l a6fz
Hef u- fey conveyed Into the lungs n De flrm d
and pr'iuco ihIr action az The seat u The disease D.
u1yBI lbsl she entire curaB pity dI Canz1unfial
earnestly aFpealto Lbe comm7n sense ai an aiic5td
with lung as 20 embrace al once iae advlEiasr otiuAa
laou and n2 in1er fPpy med einss % che unaHeeisd
s.H.Hi cam GOO inhalation place among the priceless
gIs naa-5 1Hdau naiH given u.s. lhat our days may
long Joe JHt land .' uu. b. lhs only
AK OF REFUGE FOR TIE CONSUMPTIFF.
method nos only rational, but simple, and eic1eiuus.
SIeh of eproels1n that have adopted Inhat0B,
lru E ecac0us m She hgsst degree, arraIuE She pro-
grgsui Che disease, and w0rslu- woudtrs1n many dssper
az eases, gerty, triumph Of ART sfisl de-
sJTOyer OF species.
NuEsFug .aaus wishing tJ make Themselves acquainted
with lL- Practice informed tnalour sine being valuable
only reply Ingredients used, 20 such eltes
that contain The fee boo an OF Pulmonary adsc
lions, be- So receipt Of which, The necessary mei
zines will Do forwarded. The Zee 1hef
eases. viii De from s. 10 SO.
Applicants will age occupation, married Fin-
gle how long affected, any hereditary diseases cxss m
iGe family, and symptoms generally. Let the name taan,
and State, b8 plainly written Postage for reluvu ansaeu
ustJe luc0sed Letters registered by Postmaster
are a. our risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MEETOCN.
octgi-Gm s.. 10. Institute, s. 81. Otis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-09

~ a very pretty and interesting lady has
been dong considerable business in Baltimore,
Nj, by aiming one man after another as her
husband. So positive AID pertuaciOus vas she
that she extorted sums Of ten, twenty-five and
fifty dollars from several individuals, to whom, for
these amounts she agreed to reliuquish her legal
right. When last seen, she was starting to Phil
ndelP-a, 20 get evidence, as She said, Of her mar
rage with sa old resident Of Baltimore whom she
boldly claimed as Ter husband in presence of his
wife aud Daughters
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-09
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEMEl
$4,000 NUMBERS Prizes I-ayabIe without
DCduCtiru,


Same the Royal Lruer OF Uuba-Wl this diHorrure:
the Havana LOTTERY has IS 90 Numb rsis has only IjU.O
There are Two wheels, winch There placed
two LOCKS. Toe SupeuuteudrHfs have each key The
Locks and the wheels be opened Uues both prd
ssnt placed IN the wheel nun b5ri ju uars
containing slips Of paper sh The numbers rm No. Co
Is UUU The he9 ct prizes there placed IuJ-s
containing slips OF PaP-r with the prizes Them ranging
From IS O0Oto SIOu.
Whantlr dr takes place, which will be 10 public Che
wheels uul CkeL. AMI after revolving heu mbg
drlt IA out Of III wheel of numbers
sut of tEe Prize vince. by boys brd
the shoulders and bl.uIlgdedfhe Tube shipped
the number held az and enrolled that Die whole audience
can see J uJIntur is then called and registered b.
the Superuteudeurs. The Prize dravu cr8Ite Co., lhH
ugmbeT drawn the same time, aud until ara che rrzs
copy of the drawing il then sent tiIr
printers. and alter gar-1n the SuPeTutcudcul certify 20
OF the drawing Thee ~UFeureuleuis
suu.n 90 perform their duty without fear or laTOr-
10 will perceived, thaI iu this plan, prize j. drawn
out, and % course person must get fsm trWIu BE-
ordering rcEet7 The Prize 1a.-uu
thirty AZ er h8 drawing, iu tul. thuut detucluU
d r-lrav ing takes place every saturday.
II = UrIer- Tickets addressed 90 g. IT, WIN Eh- BHE
SOP, Nashville, will be immediately atsr,sd o..
JAMES b. WINTER.
iauf ST Manager, Macon, Ca-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-09

I All manufacturing daily Al my Eclipse Stove Eela
4 dry IN this city, good assortment OF STOVES And
HOLLOW WAR, viz: Ovens, f0ts. SkiltCgs and Lids
sad Irons and AudTous o. didereutpsers for he whole
sa.e and retail trade, al small profits.
Also Tin, Copper and Sheet lr0u Ware Of the best Qus
it, 81 low figures. few fine c4BDsr sets q britannia
Ware and No ! RefrigeraJrrs hand and for sale lr
Particular attention paid TO koUIgg and Gathering nth
TIN or Copper.
~ Old Copper Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken
10 exchange for ny manufactures. q. Z. DOERtS,
auyI-r0 No College ST, near Church Sc .
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POETRY OF PHYSIC.

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ayers Pills 1ud you viii hneW it-
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Take this best Of all Purgaves- and Scroflg nigean
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al. ami all diseases which purgalo remedy
reach, lg before them like darkness before
Reader Of you Suffering from any Of the numerous
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Che best Of all Ps,s known to those have ussd
IIrTI.
Prepared by Dr.. &. AVER, Practical Chemist.
Lowell Mass and sold By ali Druggists and Dealers a
Medicine through Tins section.
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