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Nor so SLow.-The editor of the Transcript is
cone eff en-" In his last issue he gets of the fol-
lowing:
ANOTHER EDITOR DEAD.-Wm. Fisk, ESQ, edi-
tor Of the Mendoza Press, is dead. Mr. r. was a
moot of no mean pretensons as our readers will tes
1ifv from the specimens we have given them. For
some reason or other Mr.. Fisk did not like our views
upon the merits of bis exchange list. We continued
10 send him the Transcript and yesterday it was re-
turned to this Office marked Send this paper TO hell
This was the first intimation we had of Mr.. F.'s
5e,tb and we suppose he left word with his son TO
send his EXCHANGES 10 his new abode"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

FREE NEGROES PURCHASED BY A SLAvE.-A few
days ago several free negroes were put up at auc-
ton in Norfolk county, and sold to labor for a
term sufficient to liqudate their taxes. Singular to
relate, four Of them were purchased by slave IN
Portsmouth, whofet quite proud of the distinction,
and made known his determination to get the full
value Of his money out Of them or know the reason
why. Let the negro worshippers at the orth make
a note of this.-S0ufb-.St SIDE Democrat.
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interesting TO Mechanic and Manufac-
ImEes-rhlEd Annual Fair.

interesting TO Mechanic and Msnufac-
GuFes-GhfEd annual fair.
The Mechanics Manufacturers Of Tennessee and ad-
joining reminded that the Third Animal Fair and
Exhibition othe Mechanics Institute Of this State will COM
menee in October this ely. The annually increas
ing interest manifested hee exhibitions, and visible ad-
vsnages resulting TO exhibitors well from the disssmina
ton OF important information among themselves, from
the great bcty which they thus enabled to give their
business renders 1t certain the approaching exhibition
will eclipse magniacenee and inter st all lis predeees
sOrs.
Copies Of circulars giving fall particulars, can be obtain
ed at the sebanes Institute rooms, College street, oppo
tie the sewanee or by addressing the President, VIM
Stock,u or Secretary H. X Walker. June 30 3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

Hoe CHoIERA.-We regret to learn that the hog
cholera has made its appearance in this county. A
gentleman residing few miles from the city, in
forms US that he has lost about thirty head and that
several of his neighbors have lost large number.
Our informant says he has been unable to check the
disease with any remedy he has yet tried.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

BRANDS OF BRANDY.-The Sunday Times publish
es the following nut for brandy drinkers" The
best No l brandy is made of oil of brandy, pois-
onous ether oil Of bitter Almonds las poisonous as
prussic acid ethereal wine, alcohol, sugar and
Malaga wine No. =, oil of brandy, acetic ether,
tamarinds cherry juice, sugar, all colored with
burnt sugar. No. 8, oil of brandy, ethereal oil,
bitter almonds. elder flowers. and tamarinds The
lowest quality is composed of oil of brandy, acetic
ether, oil of peach and alcohol"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

AID TO THE GOvERNoR-JnO A. Brown, Esq, OF
Philadelphia. formerly Of Tennessee, has been ap-
pointed an aid to his Excelency, Gov Pollock, with
the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. This is an honor
well conferred The Col. is a stauuch Democrat,
and has hosts of friends who will be gratihed at this
evidence Of the appreciation Of his many gOodqualI-
ties and who will cheerfully unite with us in con-
graduating him on his promotion to such an honor
able misunderstanding Pa Union.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON 81 Reef.
CrAMVFL HASLAM. having made impO rant additions to
- his machinery, an greatly increased his facilities for
manufacturing stone description, equal in point
of fnish and durah y any inside in the city, ard
low prices ami giving MS personal attention the set
tirr Of the work he lees confident that he give
satisfaction all who may favor uiu with JheiT orders, such
as Setting stone 20 Houses, 10 Sin, or Fencing TO
stems to String Conice Large Landing, 70 saw FazEiug
% Bush Hammered Fsgg to CuTbng 20 Cung to Chin
sy Top and an bGaaches Of Stone Cutting for ca h.
aug s2-Iy Wa. HA~LAM, Superintendent.
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KSgn A New York paper states that Richard
Busteed. ESQ counsel TO the corporation, receives
a regular salary of $4,000 yaar; he further re-
,jrSs - 600 for clerk hire Besides this, heis
ied o receive his proper fees and taxable costs in
al proceedings conducted prosecuted, or defended
by him. from all parties thereto except the corpo-
ration. From these salaries fees. and other advan-
fagcs of position, it is estimated ha. the place can
be made, without stretching the possessors m
science unreasonably, to pay $4,000 or $4,000 a
wear
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

The FIRST ENGINE-The Meas learns that sin
1928, lever engine was built for the steamboat
Memphis, the castings for which were made at the
Lafayette Furnsoe-the turning and boring by
Allen and Adams, College street, and the fling and
fitting up by Mr.. Benz. F. Brown. This we believe,
was the first engine made in Nashville"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

CREMAT1ox-A correspondent of the N. Y. Ere
ming Post makes the following suggestion:
"Wiu not one Of enterprising publishing
houses give at once, cheap edition Of the work
Just published in London, entitled Burning the
Dead"
cit is Just the work on hand to open the eyes Of
people to the shocking habit of putting dead bodies
in the earth to poison the air for tie living"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

DIED.-At the residence of her husband, six miles
North of Nashville, on the Goth of August, Mrs.
Martha A. Laner, wife Of Church Lanier, Esq.
She was the daughter of Exum P. and Temperance
Sumner, and was born Nov. l, 1918. Mrs. Lanier
was an excellent woman. In all the relations of
life as daughter, sister, wife, mother, mistress, and
neighbor, she was a worthy example.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

Isgn A workman recently purchased, in a small
provincial town Of Germany, ten pounds ofPOwdered
sugar: but, on examining it, he found that the
grocer had mixed it with at least a pound of lime
On the following day he advertised as follows IN the
public prints: 'Should the grocer who sold M
pound Of lime along with pounds of sugar, not bring
to me the pound he cheated me of, shall forthwith
disclose his name in the papers," The next day the
workmen received nine pounds Of sugar from diff
ferept rroccrs who had similar actions on their
conscience, and feared publicity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

SALE OF Town PRoPERY.-The lot on which IS
situated the Planters Bank at the of College
street and the Public square was sold yesterday by
E. R. GlascocK agent, as follows: the corner lot
fronting SO feet and 10 inches running back 50 feet
was sold at $500 per front foot The adjoining lot,
p feet 4I inches front and the same depth of the
other lot brought $3.50 per front foot These lots
were sold on l, 2, 3, and years With interest.
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EXCELSIOR CORN MILL.

wereceived the following despatch from Mr.. Bald
win yesterday:
"FAIR GROUNDS, LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5, 1857.
To the Editors Of the Nashville Dailies;
Excelsior" again triumphant. 1t has just been
announced that the first premium is awarded the
- Excelsior" over all competitors. "Star Mili,"
'Lttle Giant" and Magic Mill" Great excitement
and rejoicing" JAMES G. BALDWIN
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The Most EfHcacious; :, :

.Msssrs. B A. FahnestOok Co.
had pleasure of receiving tils mo RING, tle
within eeriiaese 81 Sour Vermifuge, which VIII be very
gratifying 10 yoL, as IL was sent Voluntarlls
We are gem lemcn, yours very truiS' % V'ooN q CO.
rv, v,s. NJ, little daughter, four wears old, and nv
SON odsf were for considerable time suffering from
worms. purchased bottles OF your Verm iuge, Of
bich cave t M three doses, 0rdDg 70 directions, and
strange 10 saw IN less tree hours, they passed less
than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS some Of tue extraordinary
len stb Of from twelve 20 fifteen inches.
Having experienced the beneficial effects OF your Verm
luge duty to recommend it 10 the public as one
of me most ecaciOUs edes against YET Of
fersd 20 the pu0lc.
Gentlemen, believe me 10 be your much obliged aud
humble servant, NAIhAAiEL LEATERS.
Sold Wholesale and retail and by ali the principal drug
gss and country throughout the United States
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N A S H WILL e
Rates of Advertising.
SUNDAY MOANING, ::.:-:: SEP. 6, 1857.
JOB PRINTING.

We would call attention Of Merchants, BusineEs men
others facilities for executing with prompness
and superior Manner JOB PRIETTEsh all its varieties,
Qualities and colors and solicit their patronage
Having gone 10 considerable expense in fitting up JOB
bling Establishment prepared ell kinds of
Plain Ornamental work, such Ball Tickets, Pro-
Erammes Cards Of every description Circulars all
of Printing IN Gold Silver Bronze COors also, Pamphlets,
Lawyers Briefs Checks Bill Heads Bills Of Ladng, Pro.
mssory Notes Way Bills Hand Bills, ety., etc., with neat
ness and on reasonable terms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

~ Charles Hess, Teacher on the Piano, Harp
Guitar. and in singing, is now prepared give les
sons. if desired At the residence Of the scholar
Terms. one dollar lesson none engaged for less,
tban twenty lessons. yuly30-2m
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E&C! GOr the Va est.
Al RARE CHANCE.

FARM FOR SALE. containing go acres, 100 Of itrch
- rolling TTgTe end 50 acres OF the best while oBk and
black vanut l,r, 90 under fence HUd m Gu vGton,
this land It raised lN bushels Of corn IN
the acre situated miles from hevAuk low rect
est on The ma road al travel falling spuug
the hand. For particulars apply to ELLIS q MOORE
Market street, sruth Of Broad.
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Neuralgia-A gentleman wiring from Philadelphia

NeuraIgia-A gentleman wiring from Philadelphia
says
n passing through PittsbuTg months since, puT-
chased bottle OF 30 SRHAVk'S holland BlIThRS. II
relieved much that returning home bought two
bOes from Or. Dyott, which completely cured e Of
Neuralgia have recommended the article to mapy q ny
friends, five OF ths number say il cured them
think ndatiOB has done more for lis sale IN
Philadelphia than your advertising"
I'VE are not permitted publish the name, but any per-
calling the communicating with Us by iettef,
wall convinced OF the Of this siAtnent) isePi
Havana Cigars.-MR EDIIuR ;-=Please tell your
readers opening large and well selected lot of Inn
ported Havana Segar lust such rarely reach this mar
ket We also very large stock Ct 6ermHn and Do
mestie Segars Virginia Chewing and fine cut Smoking
Tobacco Turkish do, Pipes, Gayreus Snuff and indeed all
articles usually kept rst class ereEsiOs Tobacco eab
IishmeBt and we wish you say big capitals WE SUI
PEK No HOUSE To UNDERsELL Us.
J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
No a. Union Street, The State Bank,
A. IA Nashville
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FOR SALE.

THE Foundry, Engine, Machinery, Patterns, &c, &c
7 belonging 10 the FULTON FOUNDRY, now used by
Mari Cooke This Foundry is located near the business
portion City Hic and has everything necess-
ary for immediate use while the coutTy around rapidly
improving. No better location be found for
desirous engage in this bus!ues Terms reasonable
apply TO [seps l,-dIW&wlml a, 5. WATSON.
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El7y- The Nashville Academy of Music will com
-,cnce its ih session on the Sd Monday in Septem
her next. For PAL. iculars apply to the Principal
~. d Sortb Vine street julyS0-2m
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
AT LOW FIGIRFS

AN now Offering Tor sale desirable Residence On
Summer street, in me IN Ward. Ihs Lot fronts a. fes
by TO- The House Is and contains ROms Kcb
Servauts Room smoke house, Dary ana STABLES ne
gas has ust been carried in front Let Know 4 10
% StTgha-APdy TO A. v. ;. LIND 'bBY,
Oh oIeaa 7frest
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Tue CHEAPEST PROPERTY AND RESI-
RARaAIN

AN now Offering saeIiaes that valuable prop-
cry, on College Hill, Immediately opposite me Ou-
yersy 50 long occupied BY the late Dr.. foost The It
fronts % feet on Market street, same 'front.' on Col
lege ihe house large and cOmmodiOus, and me hole
Al me price Oner Is 10 great bargain.
CElbOrness omnibus has practically moved Colla~s Hill
night mo the Public Square, any Wannx reees
convenient 70 BUSINESS would do we'll Il TINS prop
cry. CAu % A. v > LINpsLEV
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GOAL, COAL,

THE citizens of Ma hvile now have opportunity Of
i providing themselves with fU supply Of GOOD COAL
he winter by application the undersigIe ed to
HAWK the ktna Coal office Nashville and ClattA
no, "a Railr ad Depot. aug 22tf CEH MARTIN gent,
MILES, MULES.
or sac one the largest and finest teams Of muos
l. the STATE Also excellent match Of f,nly Carliag
horses aud an able work horse. few thor0Ugl bed
lilies approved Ureed. Also few heifers aud
bulls Of the best mIlG stock.
Bug o-sf W. G. HARDING
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DE.. A. G. GOOdiet,
MANUFACTURER OF
Vegetable PanaCea

GOODbET'S LIN EkT, OINTMENT AND
EYE S4iYE.
Coughs, Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Dyspepsia,
Which sct many persons, are sooner relieved and
more ectuay cured by the proper of tie Vegetable
Panaees than auy other remedy.
Female DiSeases-lhe Vegetable Panacea is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases.
GOOdIet,s Vegetable Liuiment, G Odlet's
UnrivaIed Ointment, and GOOdIet's Eye
SaIve, are superior remedies. All persons whe have
made trial of them speak OF them in the highest terms.
FAM LIES have adopted the OF the above RENE
dies prepared by DE- G Goodlet much pleased with
Them and generally give them the most enhusia praise
mag2q-uf.
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4 WORD TO THE PUBLJCI

a WORD TO THE PUBLIC!
TTAVISG received the last few dsysa very heavy addi
tou former purchases hatter ourselves that
prepared to Offer extraordinary Inducements 70
purchases OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Our stock consist Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
HATS and CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES
&C. which keep constantly hand and Offering al
very low prices aHd puncual dealers We have
30 a large aud splendid stock Of DuOur q Co.'S Anchor
brand BOILING CLOTHS and having purchased them
under The most favorable circumstances satisfied
them fer much less than they be drChas
ed elsewhere in he city.
TO THE LADIES
particularly. We offering large and handsome assOrt
ment Of rich and fasIiO able DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES. RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
Purchasers Dry Goods will certainly end It 70 their
interest call and examine Stock and prices,
prepared offer great bargains any Retail House In
the city.
n , Remember No. 81 Market street.
iuly7-u HASBROOk. MCWHIRlER &CO.
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FOR SALE.
TIE FLOWING Zeal Estate, situated in the city Of N sh-
/ vile, viz small brick house containing four good
rooms and being 40. 90 Nurh summer adjoining
nv residence tho adjoining lot fronting forty feet
Summer street. Lot fronting fiy feet South side If
street, between sum and High streets Lot
fronting feet Front street, nearly opposite
totbe Railroad Bridge. Three tis IN 'ge6ald with hy
fe- r1rt each Tjll also sell amB farm, nain
ug tW enty. acres, 4 miles North Of the CITY,
The above property vii be sold low and reasonable
lime FIR particulars apply to - 49, .
auy - JOHN W. MARTIN.
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UNTVEIESsTY or LOUISIANA,
MIMIC L DIED RnAIENT

UNEVEKsEIN LOUISIANA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE Annual Course Of eciures 10 this department Will
commence on MONDAY, November 10th, 1857, and will
terminate in the ensuing March.
James Jones, d, Professor of Practice Of Medicine
J l. Rddell, n d Professor OF Chemistry.
Warren Stone. ID. Professor OF surgery.
A II Cenas, NJ ID, Professor OF obstetrics.
Gustsvus A Mott, b, ProfessorOf Maieria Aediea.
Joseph g Mott, NJ d. Pro lessor Of Anatomy.
Thomas Hunt Professor Of sology and Pathology
Gilbert Vance, M D. Demonstrated Of Anatomy.
Toe Dsseeting will be open on The second Mon
day in October.
fhe Faculty are visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
Chanty Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits, aud
f expense iOy sXtraortEaTy practical adVaniaTes
Preliminary Course Lectures will be delivered daily
ia the Aml hheatre Of the Hospital from the LIST Of Dc
t0ber Clinical Medicine and surgery and other subjects,
without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, N ID. Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually,
in phil Resident Students, who maintained
bv the Institution. aug 10.
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LUMBER.

LUMBER.
GOOD lot OF Joist, sesntlng, and two inch Plank %
n hand cheap good lot Of Boards and Poplar
shingles delivered In few days to those wanting
mem. by Mill is cutting daily gent Tor other Mills
Will pay Observation-Disclosures ell orders. Call at the
sayng1 Institution AID leave your orders If you wish them
allied. lRoY25l J, G, DARDEa
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a NEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD.

now offered for al bargain The Lot roBts 81 st
on woodland street and l7O Mnick The H,use EN-
tans four good FOOms good estern, &C. The house h ne
oullt o. onss and the situation The best In d6s
iunel3-u "A e,ol1ss- -.
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CHARGES WILL BIZ

Seven Dollars Per Week.
Children under 20 years old Half Price.
Servants Of all ages haitPuee.
ANY Of all kinds OF COnveyanees ready all times
Cuum ia take you Beaver Dam. About three huL
ded be comfortably accommodated, SO don't be-
lievo when hear that full
We would most earnestly and respectfully envite our
friends public visit Beaver Dam we now
ready to receive them. EASLEH q Z u.
Under the supervision and control Of Mrs Jane B. Keller
FrTn f-ff
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Valuable Free-Soil OF 4,


AN now suering tor a valuable s3ufllln~ Lon n,
spruce street. The BrOas Phs ID frsnf,
sxi feet on Spruce, Is one hundred a feet deep
WIth convenient alley In the rtsr ~
ms property 10 exempt for g wears from la
Janusr) neKt Ihis exemption OF saae than = usu
g ACCORDED 70 Il as UOt Only he grounds improve
msnts erected thereon, axes Tbe satng "a
the item Of taxes will than pay FOR ne ound and al
Improvements Tbs l. l. also IL tart OF he city
hats now being rapidly filed up win fle dWeliu ana
private residences. Terms reasonable.
Apply 10 tnly y A. ". 8. LTNDSI,EY
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Lindsley's Advertisements.
valuable BUSINESS Lor
Puhlin saIa

on thursday the LIST Of OeoOer next a. r 'elok a NJ
ner Of Font and CLARK Streets onin IA wa sos ~
; French Son the Los irons lssSOa PROM sfrsss
and 80 on CLARK.
1EEHs "A credit Of one, hree years for mote,
Payabl In Bank bearing Interest endorsed AID
q lien retained. A w. s LINWsIly
3. &. GLAsoOcK, AueIonssr. .. .. . = asa'as
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Beaver Dam Springs.

RE- in Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful, clear
y small creek Of pure and living water, IN densey
shaded grove the air is COOL pure and bracng and
equal not superior 20 any in the South west,
having four SulpheT Spungs, all differing materially;
and Of the pure and Oldest FreeOne in
the Fskiug 10 things together II Is considered by
competent judge be Of the first Haterin2 places
IN tie United States Beaver Dam is forty mi 9 TO
Iumma Nearly ROAD PIKE the balance the
dirt road Tennessee From WaynesborO' IS only
thirty miles east; and from PERI willie about the
distance hGntiug and shin BY, aud the
Brandy Vine and Cigars, kept for table and room
purposes Billiard Tables Nine Pin Hey and many smaller
games for exercise health and pleasure. lIvads and
peasureseekers particularly respectfully invited 70
mis- place. We authorised 10 refer To Rev A. L.
p Green kussel Houston, James Ellis, K. W. Brown, and
Washington Neredelh of Nashville; nearly every man,
and child in Columbia aud Maury county, IT. Rev Jas
Utey p Walker, Col. K. e. LOOney, and Duncan b. FRI
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FUNERALS.
~ r OrEELIUS Agent the sale OF Fisk's Cele-
" = bTated Patent Hsetaiic Burial Cases. Is
prepared attend to all funerals heretofore, when his
ssrv ices may required OfCe the Phoenix WarerOOm,
No. 40 spring street. Cherry. Residence No. Il Vine
street, between Spring and Broad
N.B-W also attend receiving and forwarding bodies
c., when notified. lapr-3t
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r. a q. a. ~ RIG HTS ORIGINAL FHAN.
GIFANNk.
OR E VERLA ) II n P & K Flu M b
FRAHG1PANNI r1BRACTs .FEANslFASN PoNADR,
HAIR on, . SOAR,
90 ToorBPOwpER " SACHLT.


HAIR On, SOAP,
Z" TOOTHP OwDER Z" SAcHLT'
These new elegant and recherche PerumeFes are from
the abortory of Messrs r. d G. A Wright, SOLE ORR
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfume oriental production, brought in
its original his country and prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration demand for these articles is beyond
precedent, and in consequence variety OF limitations are
spriugingup but these whether OF HOME MANUFACTURES
os SOLD as CORPORATIONS" have only an
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
ERs For sale by all Druggists in the United States
Canada ana south America.
r &c. A. WRIGHT, Sole Orignators and manufacturers
in the United States.
No. s. lat % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
July tim
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D. RIO Err S,
PRODUCE, COMMISSION d FORWARDING
MERCHANT.
FOR SALE

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