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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
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3. Or. S6mudcr, 5err GsSiG 6 y nit 0d6
5elena Saccb9, teice pUn SaucCu.
glm 29aen Septrmtrr, bur6 BEN @brp. Serrn
gB. q. oelfri6, 9srr y 4 apn y d nj a II,
pen sEebenturs, nit @dB Caroline gB c.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
aie 2lrbcitcr DerfsmmIrina.

Sri Der ScriammIuns Der OrutI6sn glrtsitrr
In 9bilapelpba, AM lcBten 6rCtag Nbehp, battrn
iiG rtpd 1000 9crirnrn enseIuncen. @s wurs
ben prldtcpcne 9rrm sebaltcn, otrr cbnr raB
Gin ancerrr antra9 bur6getraAt, wurnc rrr Srrs
fGta9 9cma6t lit Su pcrta9ru, wrldcr anScnUm.
mcn wuroe. 0cmna6 ldcint tS ais bGttcn bic
@rsncr icl6cr GrrIomnlun9rn cine NrgrDcit lei
irncr 3ulammntlnIt oCGabt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
1Dalfcr uno 9udanan.

Su&anon'S Cabinet su gBaIdtngton Io0 Itbr
lnSufrirprn isih nit Der Gntidcipuns rrS @pup.
SBaItcr, in SanIos. tssdglid auf bic in cinem an
bern She'll unirrr beutissn Nummcr binSclpieies
nen falIdcn Stmmrn, unO mdn giautt paB or
otecirst perbsn ipirb. Scbr 9laublid,-cs III ia
2cfu Grfo Grbrau6-baB Icbato Gin Sramtrr
rrGt banrclt, bal man ion ATTEST.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

Bd-Gin Bauer, Namrns Srm9arburr, ipdBs
rene CT am lrstsn Samnas auf Gem SGese mad
bsm WlarEtt mar, purbr unpeit Sauieburs BON
Spei pcrlCn,n dn9tbaIten pslde Itincn g9a8en
rsm SrS6ten 2tsit rrs SubaItS, briirbrnD aus
Sutter Girr unb Sdbncr, RrRubtrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
Dic 0ourt.

Dlt Sibuns hes glcsembcr dtrhinS unIrrrr
Court trsdnh ant Iegtrn Wontd9 Worgch. Die
lelte !@iro ,psi gBodcn bdurrh. Die Scrtanp,
Iunscn biCIer 9Gc6e rrrbrn mir IN Der nR61en
Nunlmrr mittGriIG--unp bic pen nGGltrr BcGr
In frr earaufFclornbsn Nummrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
o lrs 4! o Des! o l)rs
Gin gcnbu> 9tusrufer.

tnterSri6nctsr 9ist bierrur6 gta6ri&t, bab rr
benz GeI6dft cines SrnNu' gusrufsrs nr6 INNER
na6gsbt, uno brrsit II alien @n1prrGrnben an
tillisrn 9rfibsn 3u rirnen. - I'm ibm, 70 pir
psnjcnisen bic Srnpu gu baltrn gsIcnnrn inc, un'
annebmli4teitrn su prrtdtsn, bittet CT, pdB dIle
Sclds bic feline Gisnle tcsetrrn sucrit bel itm
vprIprr6sn rbsr fA nit ttm prratrspen mo.
gen, sbe lie ibrr @Enpucn britellrn.
SIR trreits ssnc6rns Sunpf6aft III or bsrslt@
panFtau unO bittst um rnr 5prtpausr Der @unlt
bss gubltturs.
GGrnius Sramli6.
s8ei6rntura, Nes. 4, 1857. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

GTSaRcr s d m a II II Scrise g8pdr olt
rrfrrmrttr greNtgcr erpGbIt pcrrsn an bic SteaC
tpsIas bur6 ras gSrsjisbm son YoRpr RaiQe pa
cant purre, namentli4 Sulpspilr, gBrnb unr
Sitltppn, in Wrnt9cmcrY Gaunts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

RS-Dte GsmmiITsnerS BON 8uts Gaunty Gas
ben rne SeIcbnun9 BON 500 Sbaler auSselsst
fir Gntpedun9 trs pbsr Der OfGrrrr pun apslns
Setprr, rrrldc am z. October in Der yldbe bon
WpbrspiIIe auf trittaIr 91ciIs rrmurtrt pufps.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
Iic id)l6friac 0raut.

Sn SuGI ioGlte tiirSli6 Elm rnslIdrr @riRlt6er
Srst juu9e geute trauen. gSIbrcno Der 5raurebr
otrr I6licf rie Sraut elm unp Der Srdutisam dr.
8rts liA 70 bariiter, pae er ouf Der Strle bic
&irdr S'rIirb unp bic tratfattste Grrbriratbuna
abtra6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
Gtwa5, mpna6 bic 2rutc lubcn!
SSSObGfcilc &aeiScr !!
g. 2IcIlfcrriuQ[mcro

We ~CCllC llCCCVluUItVCcP
SO II gBct: Snmltcu Stragr, 9craoc ssssntbrr bsr
Soo;6tlIcrp6' pale,
u len un,
nobt Den Ginpcbncru bier uno Der ouu,cn ,ucitcr
llmac9eno, wslbc SltrrS aUrntOun brIdbrn, Ole IN:
jtl9t, Gap CT etu
Glcibcrftpbr Dpn Der rccbtcm Sprtc
bat pc man ale Rcoer uuo RteoSr i'll alien Qrei,
tn nnott Sctnc Rlciocr rvtrocu ollie untcr iciner
tI9entn NutlldDt uno Sntruttcn, ron Den rrfabrtn:
ttn uno btItEn 5tellrn ptrftrtt9ct Stin &crratb
Suttr Ut 70 9rrB, ais crr uutrcr Stcbrs. uno pcnu
tln 8taoun9stud cincn RunbC nibt poGt, lr braudt
CT cs nttbt gu ntbmcn uno Gin 0noSrcs miro c1lcitb
Senobt, bis ccr 8unrt ;ufriCNCn III. Ricmano miro
otrrn ettbrnpalncrs 8ltlocrltcbr uujufriGotn pers
aBSn CT tbut GjtIb1ftt, UNI tuurIbaft burcb outt
uno btu9t Irbrlt ST 9trutnnru, uno rpCnu aunotn
ldb htt iDm httrcscn nnocn, NOnn rcrlunat CT ntdt
Dap itt mtcecrum bel TOM anrufcH fcIcn. @r puncbt
lttnc 9c9tnp6rt9cn @tIhdftt audi fir bic 3utunft
auBuboucn, uno bios burb @brllatsit tapu ss &C.
I,bcbcu.
Stint 9rc5s 1usnabl Sitter, teltsbcno ;um Sbcit
aus SuhEr itncr Sarbe uno Sml Satinett ron al:
len Strs, St9urcn uuo prGiicn, SCioenG uno anpC=
rs 8rpdtttrn, 6cmocn, 8ultn, 0ropattc, 8raatn,
SobtntibSr, (oanbbube, srtnpft, u. 10, TONS
nen an SbSnbEit uuo 8iut9tsit uibt dbrrtrrfrn
peroen.
8lrioun9tn rpcretn ouf @ctlGun9 auf Se tGr;rifs
Hn,Ei9t nab SHunfb Guf Die bette Nanicr, nab ic
otr rSrIon9ttn Nfcoc uno Guf Ole lbSnts uno brlte
8Eiis auf9rmadbt.
Ruftt nur bel ibm an, uno prr rtnmaI ron Strrn
eidttnwOlIncr 8Iciounastdds bttcmmt, Der uutcr;
Ittiet tbn, oub in 3utunft SPocbet Ctncu Scriub
bri tbm uno tbr pCrcCt psutttSu Scrs bel tbm rpis
ocrbcten.
arrnann, Sttpcnntct 4, 1857. nal Is
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

G5-S -Samfaa gla6t par cine Ncrbnadt In
ScFrn. Gin Nlann wuse sstBptst, rret Wdn.
nrr gripben unp rin Yolt;ritramter gemprpet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
DrcftauIcno t1IusFctcn nad3 Saltim6rc
9cfbift pen Bop. 1piIc in pirsi-

8idmsnb, 81. Stt. @ep. gGiIs bat auf
@riufen pcs @Up. gisNn pUn RarylauO 5000
Wiuafeten mad Baltimore 9sIdidt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

pS- 3wri SriiNsr 3amsns Smit6, gisrnt6l.
mer siner 9firii4 Saurrr in California, srr.
fauftrn pisIss Sabr 100000 wrrtb YFriiGe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

SeFon, 30. DIT. Seute Mittas fam zine
untrfannte 9crlcn In ben SurrIen Stcbr, bes
9rn. StsrrY In GtsIfea, Idlus ben Glcrt niettt,
Strtpunbete benfeIten sefdtrIiG unp nabm fir
$500 SuprIen aus Dem StcGr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
Dic StineiclisFcit Scr &1Iermencn
JEIScr6

ct. 2outs, 26. Setcbsr. Der ,,8epubli'
can" ncn bicr putliJirt cine am 80. glusuR ron
glrsr 6etrr 6. Jtimbaa in Der SaI3lrltart ae.
baItsne 8sps wrrin or teftis sesrn bic Sereini9s
ten Staatcn iprttt unb ben @ntIdIuB Ucrfineet
rrrrn Sruppcn bis Aufs duberle gBtrrrfanS 5u
lciItcn.
Srauen unp Sinotr wurbcn aufseIrrtsrt ll6 81
wafnen, unb bas SUlt rrmabnt, 9strsire sin,u'
lr1en unp iia font nod auI Den GOufitt Ycr,uts.
reitrn. Simtrl lastr untrr 2Inpcrm ,g4ir lint
paS &8ni9rcia GcttrS, rsr Staat reIeret, unr
mir wolcn Brigham gjUun9 70 lan9e gum 9pSers
NOR batcn, ale CT wiu."
Brigham gcuns biclt cine 9tsbs, rprin or iid
rtsrlp fibn ge8en bic Ser. Staatcn ausoriidte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

SUrUntO, 81. Oft. Die 5irma 9tO6
Nitasa unO Go. faGrts. Die paiiva trtra9si
mCtr ais 81 ,250,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

Sufatc, 81. Sh. Die Brig Stanbarb
BON Gbiraso nit 2400 Sarrl 6lrii4 brlaprn,
franpete bel Wndinatp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

DanStae, 30. Sh. General g. gea
elm trfannter pennfplpnnil&er bsmufratil6sr Yp'
littter, Iarb porise 9laht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

OF rStio III Der tstrutentlte 8on;d6trriaat
in Der tlnipn. Sn tisfem Satr II bort ftir
Wilirnrn 56alrr an g8Clle eejren irrrpsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
W1t Ien9ert6tS 8erfauf.

Sn Sraft unp Sufclsr rintS 9sfetls aus benz
gBdilenseri6t BON 2s6a Gauntp, Gca auf rrn
pIaBe Irlbf. in bsgBbritbaa 3nunl6ip, 9rda
Gauntp, auf Samtuss pen 29. NoSrmbrr, nd6'
Hens, UNI 1 u9r Na2mittu9s, Effentli4 psrtaufi
prrprn
Gin srfpiHrS Stiits 2anb,
sele9en In trIastsm Siib gBtrit&dq 2aunldtp,
srGnIenb an 9dncer Spn Wi6arl Selfri6, 3ecnare
Stetnin9rr unp Nlsranper Snaub; enttaltstp 50
slder acnaurs NaaS; unssfGbr 3 adr bappn
lnb S6wammlanb, unb Der 9leit iR sutes Saus
lamb. uno 1T tn rinem suten Gulturs s3ul llanpe.-
Die Sertebsrunsrn barauf inS
&zA Gin 5ipeiitBfisteS badlteinrrueS
I:;;:TMs $50 ! nbaus,
@A @sssA einr SGpei,rr S6eucr, gBasrntaus,
gSaihtauS, uno anbre QuSensrtdubc. c.-@s BE-,
Tnert FA rtrnfdlls Gin pprtreffItdcr Saumsartrn
earauf, nit rarcn unb BON ben brlrn Diff Sdu.
erb9le6en Gin Srunnrn nit sutem gSaiIer
nabe err SaustRiirr, nit elmer Yumpe parin.
Sc II birs bas binterlaecne licscnrs Gisentbum
rcs psrlicrtrnrn George 2eibp, lrBttin pcn
brl ,9sm Gaunihtp unO Gauntp.
Die SeNnSunSrn am SrtaufstaSe unb guf'
tpartun9 BON
@n,t,ns @a!oms S;.aa1s S@;agam"n stOm'Or.
Sur6 bic Court
7. 10. t1Iifley, S6uiter.
gtcormbcr 4. 1857. nqAm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
Sit 6d8 9ubltfum.

itutsrsibuCter 9ibt bicrourtb 9lodrihb ros un:
linolt fdr ihn Gin Srunt pcn eccba Gauntr, iladp
GafIamssc, in Grapfrro Gauntn, psunfpIpauiCn, ob:
orIhdt rpcroGn 1T, rprItbcr abcr ME an bCm Srt ci:
nSr Btimmun9 antou9te. III Dem @i9cn'
tbtmsr ron srcbsm gS!rtb, uno fcUtr ir9sno SSmano
8CuntniB barren baten, pc ttb 9eooeber &runt bein:
eCu maa, 70 III Cr scbCtsn ocm lnter;cihnsttn pCn
GuHawS9c, Grapfcrp Gauntp, fC9leidp 9abribt Su
hrbcn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04
Sprl Ghdfer.

C5-Dis Sttrsn losrous9sber rcu 3eituuscu in
Vcunhtronisn, nit oCnCn mir psblGlu, psrosn erpit:
(ib stbltsu, oiss auSsiss cnss glal in brs repst:
tipen Btancr auBunsbmsn, pcour6 fs uns gu Sc:
atnoicnltru psrpfihicu.
SIepsmeSr l. 1857, ua3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

gtrwsS rlrans, 26. Stt. Sn brr Irbtrn
Bc&e fartsn l39 9tripnn, paruutsr 81 am
0etbsn SisbCr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

New.SrtranS, &c. DIT. Sn ben Sinan;'
glrsrlr9m4rttrn iR bier feline Seierung einSctres
ten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

Beg- Die Ortdsnrsn 3ritm in ben srsbcnSt6ttrn
babtn f4 nod trinespsss 9steeert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-04

utica, 28. Oft. Die Utica God 5attrrs
trannte bcute nicper. Der Ssrluil nirO auf
$4,000 anSe8cbrn, wrrauf cine grli6cranS ben
$4,000 rubt,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
June 90 ls56-tf.


r-e ]. N. Nebleu having removed to the build
EscGs ing recently occupied by II. p Doris, on
W. Frank lin Street, and associated with him in
the business, Mr.Wm L. Hammond an experienced
workman is now furnished with greatly increased
facilities, for supplying the wants Of his customers.
The public Will fId at this establishments large
and very splendid stock Of Tin Sheet Iron Ware,
&C.. which can always be obtained upon the most
reasonable terms. '.'--t-.'
Also Cook Stoves Of various patterns. Every
variety Of Parlor and Office Stoves castings Gut
tering and House Roofing done at short notice.
Thankful for past patronage he sClicits contin-
nance Of public favo', and hatters himself by
orders, and moderate prices TO deserve IT,
All work oredred will be promptly executed and
IN style warranted o give satisfaction.
Old cooper, Pewter, Feathers & Beeswax, taken
in exchange for WORK. ".
Feb % lS56-tf .
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
IN CHA NC cry AT CLARKS
sar WILLIE .ta .1-fi 5.f g..

Thomas M Boardman adm. of Sally Willis
@ r"" VS. ,.'FE
Stephen Willis, Lavicy Willis, Susan Willis, r ID
ley My3ick VIM. Edmoudson, Ambrose Edmond.
son. Betsy Hunt, Anna My rick, Grin Tucker and
wife He. ter, Jackson Woodbridge and wife Tenn
perance, John Myrick, M. Creeson Sally Mynck,
John Willis, Mrs. Sarah Shaw their heirs and
every other person claiming to be an heii nfSaily
Willis deed. Who died in Memphis Tennessee
in The fall Of 1855. -- 81
Upon the heating OF this caure at the HpTh
Term 1856 of the Chancery Court at GAINESVILLE
upon the original and amended bill before Hon. 5
ID. Trierson Chancellor presiding il appeared 10 the
Court that there are a numbers of non residents
defendants whose names and residences are UNI
known, the same being sworn 10 by complainant.
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, aud in the
Nashville Christian Advocate published at Nsah .
vile Tennessee. Requiring all persons, claiming
to be heirs and distributes Of SslIy Willis dec TO
file their answers with the CLERK and Master Of
said Court on or before the LIST day of June 1857
in accordance with the act OF the General 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 claim
lis. Or they will be barred and the case heard
by the Court, although shey had set up no claims
to any portion of the Said Estate.
4. THoS, J. MUNFORD O. d NJ
May %, is56-iy. -. A.I- $50
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
DISSOLUTION.

..,.. IN szssEsSeEAakSk6lx4
The partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas 4 Bailey, in the Wsggon-making ard
Blacksmilhng business, has this day been dissolved
by mn tual consent. Those indebted 10 the firm
will make payment TO Charles Bailey. and those
having claims against il, will present 10 him, he a.
lIne being authorised to settle up the business Of
the firm. 90 ...-45g s.ft ' III. ya.
The subscriber has associated with him. in the
above business, John r. Miller, a. most superior
Blacksmith, and il win hereafter be carried on In
the name Of Thomas e. Miller, at tbs Old Stand.
The new firm ask a contip uance OF the patronage
of the friends ef the old firm, and assure the pub
lie generally, that they are prepared aud determ'
ined to put up their work Of the best Meteral, In
the best manner, and on reasonable Terms. All
kinds Of Wagon Work, and BlacI smithing lin all
its various branches, done to ord y AND on short
notice. ..ui -s..4 ]. b. THOMAS,
N b. All new work must be paid for when de-
livered. "4 tffA THOMAS q MILLER.
q May 9Th lS56--tf. l W s.ars.
In retiring from The Firm Of Thomas a. Bail
ey, beg leave TO recommend it's successor, ~ -.
Thomas to the public, first rate workman
and as man worthy Of the most lbuTal patronage
Mach %, 1856 IT,
CHARLES BAILEY.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23

In ave just received from Philadelphia, by ex-
press the following goodss ais
Emb'd and Lace, Swiss. Muslins, Organizes,
Lawns. Berages, Bfellioutes. French Chintz hair
Cord Swiss, Plain Jackanets, Kid Gloves needle
work Collars. livery pretty Gros'nap Silks. Jacf,
aud Swiss Edgings, and Insertings. Grape, thules,
Ruches, Bonnets Ribbons, Dress Trimmings Lace
Mitts, Bonnets &c, LT.tpt
Also very fine lot Of Mersilles Quilts.
May l6 l656-tE ]. III, RICH
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
THE REMEDY FOR ALL
UURbNWoH
~ " ~ Nh.

OF all the remedies that have beendisccvered
the present age for the ''thousand ills that nesh
is heir to-" none equal this wonderful prepare
ton, Only three years have elapsed since the
discoverer (w1o spent decade in studying. en-
perimentelizing, "a nd perfectng ~ nrst introdu-
eed II to the public; ana IL is slresdy recognised
by the most eminent physicians In all parts 81
the country to be the most surprising and enso-
tive remedy for certain diseases Of which shsy
have knowledge,
All other compounds or syrups Of this root have
hitherto failed to command the sanction Of the fao-
ulty, because on being tested, they have bcon
found to contain noxious ingredients, which neu-
tralzs the good effects Of the ssrsaparills, snd Of
teHstimes injurs the health Of the patient. II b
not 30 with Hurley's preparation.
This 10 the pure and genuine extract Of Me
root, and wills on trial, be found 10 effect q ssf-
tain and perfect cure Of the following complaints
and dlseaseB.
A6eetisns Of he bones. Debility, Dtsessss u ~
Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Female Irregularities, Fsfuis,
Erysipeids, Habitnd eoSiOenees, Indigestion, LissF
Complaint, Plies, Pulmonary Dissasss, Ssrofsls ~
Kings Euil, Syphilis, And all Dissases of the shis.
Besides curing the above, il is also known to -
great and powerful ionic purifying the blood sa$
In short, itis, without exception, in the sssssf
mentioned, and It's general effect on the systsmf
the most effcacious il is tie most desirabls rem
edy Of the age. IL Is already extensively sssf
throughout the country and is fast obtaining an
European reputation. The instances Of Curss
Il has effected are daily coming 10 the propristers
knowledge. and he has no hesitation In rscom-
mendiDg il 10 one aud all who desire to proesrs
relief from suffering. One bottle being tried, lie
effects will be too apparent to admit Of furthes
doubt. ~ ~ t
Reeonea Hurley's Ssrsp9rius IS he oniy fsnsi.s
article IN the market. 20 t-''4 7Afc.r.
~ Price 81 per bottle cr 6 BOTTLES for SIS
For sale at,tbe Mandatory, ON the corner Sew.
enth and Green streets, Louisville. Ky, and by all
wholesale houses throughout the United States q
Csasda. ETW holesale and retail by l t.F
rs nr THOMAS e. BROTHER.
Feb 90, is56-ly. Ciarxsvilis, Tens
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
Ruena Vita Springs.

THE above namsd Watering plalce will be In
the best possible Safe of preparation and opened
for reception ofvkitors on the LIST Of June. Any
persons paying Bill Of S25 for accommodations al
the Springs the elsuring Season aud subscribing
one share Of "Stok in the cooks Of Beuna Vista
Springs Company" shall be entitled 10 a receipt
which shall be il full payment ofthe LIST install
ment, on the sto;k provides 100 shares are taken
Those who have already taken stock have the
same privilege. Buena Vista Springs Logan Co.,
KY. d, JEFFRIES, PropristOr,
May 90 ss56-u
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-23
We WILL FURNISH LUMBER
Notice Extraordinary.

The undersiged having been appointed Receiver
BY the fiat Of Hon W X. Turner in the case OF
II II Poston vs. his creditors in Chancery at Carks-
vile, for the purpose of closing an assignment
made by said Poston for the payment OF his debts
Would very respectfully announce TO the pub
lie, that he has taken charge of all the Goods,
Notes, accounts, &C., belo Dging to Poston & Rich,
ards. or II II Poston and intends to take summary
steps to wind up the business.--In the meantime
l will say 10 persons wanting goods, that the
Siock'is large and well selected. and will be sold at
wholesale or retail at cost for cash. In my alb :
sence Mr.. Poston will wait spon customers, and
give them bargains indeed. and will also receive
the money for any claim due--or close by note
aaything which may be falling due at the end oil
the year. .t q.
My aoquaintances know my way Of doing bus
mess, and il is wholly unnecessary TO multiply
words. for intend to close Hugh Poston's bust
ness and give his mind ease--s come with your
money and buy his goods aud pay what you owe
him, and by so doing you will confer favor on
him. his creditors and your Humble Servant.
July 25'i6-tf THOS. ]. MUNFORD.
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w. r. RRISGHuasr, RoBERr BRINGHUR
New Coach M.Iaanafactry.

THE subscribers respectfully announc to the
i public that they continue to carry on the
Coach making business. in all its branches, at the
old estabIshe stand on the Public Square. Clarks
vile, Tenn. Sa'4
Carriages, Bdyoachss, RockaUdys, Bug sie',
&c., will be made to order, and kept for sale
Persons desiring good article, may rest assured
that no pains vii be spared in putting up work
which for durability and finish shall not be SUR
passed by any sold in this market.
We would also make known 20 Southern men
Jealous Of Southern rights but who prefer buy ing
cheap work J that are determined to come in
TO competition with Buggies manufactured by
4bOlitiOnists in Abolition communities, and sold in
Clarksvire. That ite will make cheap work at
theap prices
N, B.-All kinds of Carriages repaired promptly
- 1"H W. r. BRINGHURST t. SON.
Jan. IL, '56-tf i''1 ..s7a ..o.
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LET US REASON TOGETHER
VS. PILLS
WHY ARE WE sTcKi

Il has been the lot Of the haman race TO be
weighed down by disease and suffering. Hollo-
ways Pills are specially adapted TO the relief Of
the weak, the nervous, the delicate, and the in
firm, of all clmes, ages. sexes, and constitutions
Professor Holloway personally superniends the
manufacture Of his medicines in the United
States, and offers them to a free and enlightened
people as the best remedy the world ever saw for
the removal of disease. t1 5000 u, ratf
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land for sale.

The subscriber offers, at private sale, the tract
ofLan known as the Bryarly tract containing
49,. lying about ] \, miles from GAINESVILLE Nine
~ acres are cleared, aud the balla finely tim
bered. description is unnecessary, as the prop
erty is we'll known, and the purchaser will see Il
for himself. This is the lower trict in the bend
OF the RiVeF, and is in fine state Of cultivation,
Those wishing TO purchase are referred TO T. +.
Pc ,tus. or to the subSc riber, at New Providence
Tennessee w j. BARBEE.
May 9 56--tf.
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TEIsEES MepAEY.

fs. SAMU Ell SIMPSON, ha
&sSSN Just Received direct from
III u I London lot of fine Sold
ihio oA and Silver Watches made to
fgo b I'm order the movements are
Ma 'Egf' made Of the best material,
an se5SfN the cares for workmanship
49, 9 :, y ana quality cannot be sur
passed as the watch is an
important branch of my business intend giving
the greater portion of my time TO that Branch |
have arrangements In London aud Liverpool, that
will insure NY receiving periodically aud sssort-
ment Of Watches msde to order which in qnaty
are surpassed by none. III would cali the atten-
ton of all that waat watch for time and dura-
bility. ,..y y.ef,.-. rt-
49, ~ ,. Jewcrly.
Tn addition to his stock he has received all the
new patterns connected with this Branch Of the
Trade. .I.4.r
First call all indebted to me by note or account
are requested 10 make payments by the first of
March. or they will find tn cir paper IN the hands
of an officer, it'll anaddition cost as | am compel,
led to have my business settled by that time am
compelled to have money. Gentlemen there is no
mistake in this, what say is SO.
Feb. 1851. "|
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10000

POUNDS OF old Brass, Copper, and wrought
iron scraps wanted at the GAINESVILLE Foundry Tor
which will pay the highest price in cash or trade.
March 81 '56-ly. J.P. Y. WHITFIELD.
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700 Acres Of
LAND FOR SALE.

IN obedience TO an interlocutory decree Of the
Chancery Court at Dover Tenne ssss. made al its
October term, 1856, in the esnse OF Robert Buch-
anan against Stan6li e. Kimble, will on Satur.
day the 10th day Of January next, Offer for sale to
the highest bidder on the premises, the valuable
tract o. land in Stewart county, kuown as the
John StanfiIl place. Said tract Of land coutains
about COO screa. and has upon il comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, ~ -au3
AL necessary sa}houses. stsbes 60, and IL 6ns-
~ waiered and " ell adapted fora st1
STOCK FIRM. 81 - ful tH
will also at the same time aud place, Ofer fer
sale o. fetf- -
- ONE HUNDRED ACRES
of land adjoining the sbsve described tract. and
known a, the place purchased BY g. w. Stan.
fiji from Robert T'ompNins and wife. Al Of said
land win be sod together, and will be sold on a
credit Of one aud two years. erccpt
the sum Of $50 cash reserved 10 pay the expeB-
ses Of the sale Purchaser giving bond with
good security. and a lien retained upon the land
until the purchase money Is paid
CLAY R0BERTSCg e. NJ
Dover, Nov. o2i ls56-ids. - - itaAa ,e