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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
CorroN FAnM FoR sALE.

rrarcg Of an order Of the Probate Court of Lime
stone county, STATE Of AaUama, will offer at public
utcry CO0T in the town OF Athens IN said
county oa 9th day Of october next the lands
IOr.. the estate Of SEnUe D. hIe, deceased lying
aud b-rug the Of Limestone, state Of Alabama,
and kuoWh and described follows. tb-Wii: Sections
uaarr-T. section twenty, township range three: Tie
south East section twenty four township four,
range four The East hall ana The NOTihh = quarter OF
.rcon twenty-five IpWrshp four range uuT' ana The North
Wssl containing la all ninel~en hundred ana twenty actes
This land lies near The of MooresyiIe IN the South
rn mart county, and is one OF he best Cotton farms
In rb couuty II lies convenient Memphis and Chres-
ton Railroad There the tract mo dwelling house,
and All necessary There are about twelve hum
Ore acres cleared land, most ct "nch Is now ID nigh
e of cultivation and hgs upon u at le Time one Of the
ba hest rrops in the COUNTY. The remainder Of The and
10 finely rnbered and trnber convenient TO all paris
the fsrm The Clubhouse is IN ] \ MI O. OF Bltb's
w road rdUg rom Nooresvet Athens, pretty accessible
tn The aud pant4tion Ihere are Two or lnTee
Springs never failing water OF the best kind IN different
rr t the alton; ell Of never falling water IN The
horse u Kind in the yard Of the ave ing
noosa and being ed in the midst q me ne
~" 'a'hs This place is We aTrangeu Tor raising sOcA
creek running along the eastern paIL :" te Ao
au u Oh lle west b. IA win high banks ne W.T. oefeu
d n We ~ tu as also The cleared land all lying as nim
d could wish ia uth the hest Of land IN NoTl
''a th every hing in consideration 30 soon as the
crop C4n oe Te Che stock Of every description, corn
% > Irmlng utensils, mules PORK hoges Ne'
Any one wishing n examine this land will call on the I'M
terssned al Ar LuTrsy Robert hite on
he plantation VINO koW the land, and will take pleasure
showing it. Those who The railroad get of al
6lbb's PistOrm IN sight of the plantation
This mad VIII Or sold in tract a credit OF
and lhe purchaser wl be ruliTed give bond
chase money. l. RAYMOND, AUd'r
sept q, 'j3t1S OF ID White decd.
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JUST received fresh lot Of Psrumery, Soaps, Hair OIL
J POmades, COLONIES Hair. Tooth, Nail and ChampOOnng
Brushes. Every variety shell Tuekog Combs Reading
and Curling Combs, and variety Of other styles ioy sale
by J. H. McGlLL'S
Ladies and Gentlemens Furnishing SOre Of Square
and College street. sept. IL
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STATE LEGIsLATURE.

weae authorized to A. B. CCI.UM Of this city
candidate for Messenger to the Senate Of the next isla
/ ture. sept22te
We authorised to announce W. B. YowELL of Marshall
county,a candidate for Messenger to the Senate sept
We authorized to announ Capt. BrEJAM vnHAvER,
Of Memphis, Tenn, candidate for Door Keeper of the
sea2e the ensuing session Of the Tennessee legislature
sePtE-te
We are authorized to announce Col S. NJ Ew1Se, of
Giles county, candidate for First Assistant CLERK Of tie
House Of Representatives of the Tennesse Legislature.
sept l2-tr
We are Authorized to announce FRANK S. HAZE, Of
McMinn county candidate FIR Principal Clerk OF tie
House of Representative ofthe Tennessee Legislature
sept lite
We are authorized to announce G. W Roy o. Davidson
county, candidate for Door keeper to the Senate Of TIE
Tennessee Legislature. sept lite
We are authorized to announce Wiley WOoDCCcK, Of
N IcOn county. candida for Door Keeper to the
House Of Representatives Of the Tennessee Legislature
Mr.. woodeock refers to Gen. d, S Done'on, Col Jo
G. Guild, W s. Hundly James J. Turner and d. Den
ton, Eos, as TO his fitness for that position.
septll-te
We are authorized to announce y. <. MCCALL, ofNash
vile; csnd date for Assistant Clerk Of the Senatorial
branch Of the next Legislature sept 90
We are authorzei TO announce JaHN A. BLACKBURN, Of
Union counIv, candidate for Principal Door Keeper to
the House OF Representatives sspt7-te
CHARLES ST NE Is a candidate for Principal Clerk of
the Senate Of The next Legislature of Tennessee.
asug este
We are authorized to announce ACT0x YoUNG g candi
dale for Door Keeper Of the Senate Of the next Legislature
Of Tennessee aug 23-te
Wesre author zsd to announce JAMS W. NEWMAN, If
Knoxville . candidate for EngJOssug CLERK to the House
Of RePres natives ofhe next Legislature OF Tennessee
aug 27-te*
We are Authorized TO announce JAMES r. s. AFTER Of
Winchester Franklin COUNTY, card date FIR Euer3ssirg
Clerk Of House of Representatives Of The next Legislature
Of Tennes see. aug 26-te
We are authorized to announce GEoRGE ". IRwIN, Of
this CITY candidate for Messenger of the Senate Of the
neIt Legislature Of Tennessee. aug zl-Ue#
We are authorized to announce r. W. ATWOOD, Of
this city, candid lie for Principal Clerk OF the House
of Representatives Of the Legislature If Tennessee
aug 2l-te
We are authorized to announce J. d. SMITH Of Tula
homa candidate for Door Keeper OF the house Of Repre-
ssniaiives Of the Tennessee Legislature. aug 2l-ts
We are authorized to announce }. P. PEIEsTLY, of
Charlotte, DcksOn county, candidate for kngTossng
Gle OF the Senate OK the next Legislature OF Tennessee
aug 20-te
We authorized to announce J. f. JLCEsoN, Of
Manchester, COFFEE county 8 candidate for Eugros5ing
lsrrgf fhs n CF ra,
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

A am improving farm near Ashport Tsun-, on the
n Mississippi river have determined to sell At auern
on Wed esd.y. 7th October, the farm eslde on, y
miles from Nashville the Nasty lie and Louisville
Railroad and The Gallatn Turnpike hafa mile from Cum
berland rver consinng l2S Acres; well improved with
good brick house with rooms brick kitchen and store
rroms and room in the bsseent story; all necessa ~
cut buildings Of every description superior apple and
peach orchards; fine garden and vineyard About fifty
eieard balance good timber and well set IN bfls
Grass
TtRxs-Ole third cash, q ncts at months with 70
approved eudOrsers payable IN bank balance in tGs
PAYMENTS in and years, without interest Possess
viii be given at any lime from 21th October LIST JAnu "
next
At the same time will sell eff ny Sc OK Crop HOuSs-
bold and kitchen furniture farming implements &C. on
tine made known day Of sale. Sale 70 ak
u O'Clock m aug 25-Wtd EMBRI.
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d r Y G. GOD S ,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
MILES. MILE

TO which invite the attention Of merchants, and tb
trade generally, visiting our city
aug ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO
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GrRnE tSnI.mniHl

IN LOBELV LIE, + r \ ESS F. f.,
TFHB undersigned Of rs for sale his entire situation con-
tanning acres Of level land IN Lo5tlie, Perry county
Tenn
The lot Is well improved, large aud handsome Brick
store Dwelling, kAchen. CRIB, Stables and other
buildings also hrst rate house whore selling Gcoce
res. have plenty good water. LObelvle Is small vii
Iage Cross Roads, leading FROM Navercy 10 Lin
den the other from Cenreveto Brs Landing. TsRness
Ever. We have weekly mails passing, together with The
navigation Of Tennessee River, and Buffalo River running
thin Of mile richly sbounded with as good land in
lie state. There being Store Grocesy Of note within
miles North South, u miles East, and 10 niles Wes-
uders the best situation IN the Sate have been selling
Goods and Groceries here for six years, entirely
sned with sEcs and pr0hs, but wish % change ny
location offer loI oneird downha balance and
two years credit sell my Goods and Groceries for cash
Any person desiring good situation will do will DO well
examine. EDWARD ROUQUlER.
.jUns2-W6m.
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary and Commercial.

The receipts of the Pennsylvania Railroad
for the month Of August, show an increase Of near
"a per cent over the corresponding month last year
The following is the statement for the month, and
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mand increasing every day. In nearly every promI
newspaper Western and southern country l. noticed
edItOraly ecien Alternative and Tonic that ba
been In fact il is the only rrmedv thst viii
purify the blood thoroughly and al the time strength
AMI invigora'e the system IL viii efectuay cure al
complaints of the Liver, Stomach or Bowels, such Liver
Complaint Headache, Bill Bad BJesth Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach Loss of Apostle Nervous D-esse, FsiDt-
Weakness Debility, any disease ofthe Womb Kid
Il is preventive against Yeow Fever Chile
Ague and Fever Cholsra any prevailing Epidemic.
There is mistake shout IT,.
Every bottle is warranted TO give satisfaction Try IT,.
# very pleasant Ii leaves delightful aromatic havOrin
the mouth after taking Il.
IN MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent.
% PTinci 'al Depot the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, ST. Louis No.
mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINIHENT is
truly accelerated remedy and has done more 10 alleviate
human suffering Than any remedy ever discovered.
One applications will relieve the mosI severe bruise
sprain.
Two cleanse rify and heal the foules ulc@ror
and will heal the most burn scsld, without
a
Every family should have supply constantly on hand,
for use in time Of need
Resd the following extract OF letter. which is neontes
tble proof Of its wonderful efficacy;
a Blind Man Restored to sight.
J. n. McLEAE-Dear sir: - have been suffering fo
four years rheumatic ives, being times alto
geLher blind procured the advice Of several physicians
but Of thom could do aRy good. By the advsce
friend appied your sIVoleanc Oil Lnimsnt according
drec around the bottle and it has cured per
manentiy have used it since for bruises palms.
aKd has always given immediate relief i've the mais
road Pennington Yours, respectfully,
Jefferson county. Mo. JOHN ALFRED.
For is far superior any other remedy for curing
ameness, bruises cuts old sores, sWellings &c,
say then To all who may be suffering from external
DISEASES, call and supply. thousands of bot
Ties are sold and used daily, and we have heard
where Il has failed in giving reeWtsn properly
piled.
sts., II. Louis, No.
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The Christiansburg (Va) Star has seen counter
felt 81 bills on the Farmers Bank of Virginia, and
3 bills on the Bank of Georgetown, S. c., in circu
lation in that region. It has also seen counterfeit
half dollars, dated 1854.
The latest adyices from Havana report a decline
in sugar and molasses. Planters and spectators
had been helding up for high prices, but with
heavy stock IN hand and the very favorable prospect
for the new crop have been compelled to submit to
| a decline The New York Shipping List reports
| still further decline in that market. That paper
says:
The market for raw has remained extremely dull
and depressed since our last and prices must again
| be written {. Of cent lower. In view of the
stringent state Of the money market and the uncer-
tafutv attending trade with the interior especially
the west consequent upon the present financial dill
icu,ies the trade buy very cautiously and only for
| the supply Of their immediate wants. The stocks
On the seaboard are now about the same as at this
| time last year and though light through the cOun-
try generally 1t is evident that, owing to late high
! prices the consumption Of the country has fallen
Off in England, TOO, the stocks which early in the
season were below former years, now begin TO ap-
proxilnate an average and hold relatively favOra-
| bic position with previous seasons, thus showing
conclusiyely that the consumption of Great Britain
\ has lessened TO a degree corresponding with its
diminished supply. The Persia brought accounts
Of a decline in London of GdGgls 2 cwt and very
dull market and these seem to have checked the ex-
port demand and contributed to the extreme de-
| preston noticed above. Refined are lower and we
re luce our quotations Of Stuarts 3G3 Of cent per
| 10.
| The stock of Hides in New York is reported at
pos 400 against D. 100 at the corresponding date of
last year. and 70 800 at the same time in 1850, and
The market extremely dull. The market for leather
! is also inactive.
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N A S HV LII E.
Rates of Advertising.
ZOE PRINTING,

We ouId call She attention of Merchants, Business men
and our facilities for executing with promptnes'
and in superior manner Jon PRINTrSs IN all It's varieties
sl as and eolors and solicit share Of their patronage
10 considerable expense in fitting up Job
hing Establishment, prepared to execute all kinds Of
plain and Ornamental work, such Ball Tickets, Pro-
rammes Cards Of every description, Circulars, all
r Printing n Gold Silver Bronze Colors; also Pamphlets,
Lawyers Briefs Checks Bill Heads, Bills Of Lading Pro-
us,ory Notes. Way Bills, Hand Bills, etc., etc. with neat
,.ss ard on reasonable terms.
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COMPTRnI.I.ER.

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM F. MCGREe
of McMinnvie candidate for Comptroller Of the state
sept 4--teA
We are authorized TO announce BUGH FRANCIS, of Wi
chester, candidate for Comptroller Of the stale.
aug 20-tG#
We are authorized TO announce Gen. JAMES 7. Dun
LAP Of Paris. candidate for Stae Comptroller.
aug 25-t-#
We authorized to announce GEORGE r. MCCLEL
Lam Of sullivan county, candidate for Stale Comptroller
aug 2l-te
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I OFFER the following strawberry Paats for sale -
Iowa, al 81 per hundred rens sb6ut the 4th OF May
Boston Pine OF 81 Der hundred rpeDs the SIN OF May
I;h Of May GeorsiL Mammoth, at 81 per hundred ri
Iens the l6h Of May he above list OF giants a.
large and self i'm Tegnstors and viii produce rui.
without mixing psiEte aud Stlmlnae plants with them
All orders for strawberry Plants lefI at Demovills /
Bel IS 10 - Chsrry Gtggst viii be promptly attended 70
- Ekt sss ss.NssA aSyES s, WALKER
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To The Travelling Community,

remedy, such as BoERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTEBS
cannot TOO highly ended To the travelling CON-
muny especially certainly invaluable remedy: hay-
ing little or no exercise constantly exposed, and subec OF
the effects change OF climate and water they require
some pleasant remedy this kind regulate the bowels
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Epperson Springs

OWIEGto the death Of Dr.. A NJ Debow Zone Of the BIO
" preiors of the Spnngsl il deemed advisable
part OF the of The sell his interest," Tone
half Of Eppsrson Springs tract Of land and its appHue-
nances) Should suit those Wishing purchase 70 pur
chase whole premises the will sell his
also. This Watering Place lie too well known require
comment,
TRkMSOue fourth In cash. the BALANCE in three annual
For further particulars apply 10 the
ises Z. Trey and r. h. Potts. RxseucrS Of D.. A. NJ
PeboT, ess'dl -. -.
stEi4tis ssfAs isI',@ts ~
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TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.

THERE has never
oeen a remedy Of
Tered the public
that has become so
! immensely pOpu-
! lar in 30 short 4
time as Mclean 3
Strengthening cor
. dial and blood pu-
I rifer. over two
thousand bottles
were sold last
, 6esK, and the do
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A CARD.

Although the result of the election yesterday was
not all that my sangune friends anticipated, yet
feel under quite as great obligations to my friends,
both Of the Democratic and American parties, as
though it had been more suspicious. To those
friends take this public opportunity of returning
my blanks, and assure them that shall never cease
gratefully to remember their efforts.
B. F. CHEATHAM.
NgsEygyc CsD, % 1897
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS
WALMnr GROVE IEEEE RSnN STRhET

- ANU 81 HASLAN having made important additions
= to his machinery, and greatly increased his facilities
Tor manufacturing stone Of every descT pton equal in
point Of hoish ind durability to any made 10 the city aud
low prices and giving his personal attention to the
setting of the work. he feels confident that he give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their ORDERS
such as Setting Stone Front TO Houses 20 SILL Fencing
steps, to String Corncs large Lannng to Saw Flag
cling Bush Hammered Flaggpg, to CurbiDg to Cuping
to Chimney Top and all the branches of stoneCuthng TOR
cash..
aug 22-ly. WIN. HAsLAM, Superintendent.
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state OF Tennessec, Humphreys County
September RuIas TS5-

Louisa Fowler and Others the Helms Of srson Fowler
decreased. Petition 10 sell land and slaves.
z 7 appearing .Jhc sutsaJion eek and Master
nom the ate gaOn' IN The petition, which is sworn
that Thomas Jefferson Stow John Slower IT. Marion
YER Slower ana sarah C. S0vcr (aad perhaps other
heTs whose names not kuUWu) The
STATE tunessee, aud within reach Of The ordinary
process ofsaid Court Is therefore ordered that public
he made three weeks IN be Union Amer
c1n owspHpeT putlhed 10 me city Nashville, requnir
aid non resident defendants appear before the count,
Tudge County Court to be held for he county
phTeys. the Court House in the Of Waveey
% ne fret Monday in November next, and plead
aeuur said petition, or the same VIII be taken for
l-ttst. ed set for hsaEiuE 81 rasts. -
kgkf yttsfthgH
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ne Apeot, ANA Corrc.oondents.

II viii save Us q great deal Of unnecessary trouble
friends, in Writing to u.s. will bear in mind The follow
ing rules:
Always give the date, post Office county, and State in
tie 0Ndy Of your letter
II YOU wish the paper changed from one efce to an.
other give both Offices in full
q vol write business, and other matters write on
separate sheets of paper or different leaves of sheet
Attention to these matters viii greatly oblige
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OR sac, one Of the largest huest tsamsof mules In
the STATE. Also an excellent match Of miIy carraFs
horses, able work horse few tbor,urb br ~.
ana nes OF most approved Orsed. Also beifer an
bulls OF the best milk stock
aug 2-d6 w e uaRDTvn
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ImresN,ri.i - = .asrni S,,ir.

tures-ThiTd Annual FAIR
The Mechanics and manufacturers Of Tennessee and ad
joining States reminded the Third Annual Fair anc
Exhibition ofhe Mechanics institute Of this state win con-
mence October Ist in ths ely. fhe annually inereas
ing Interest manifested in these exhibitions, and visible ad
vauages resulting to exhibitors well from the dssemina
ton of important information among themselves, from
the great publicity they thus enabled give their
business renders it that the approaching exhibition
will eclipse in mGgnacsnee and inter st al It's predeces-
sors. $3.50 -...
Copies circulars giving full particulars be obtain
ed at the Mechanics institute rooms College street, oppo-
site the Sewanee by addressing the President, W m.
Stocked, or Secretary, H. X. Walker. fJune 30 3m.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SAM PRITCETTT
SfraWherrV pIamIS.

Is receiving most extensive stock # FAN and Win
Ter Goods, OF ever description ana Of the styles
has also engaged the services OF New York Cater
whose Z nuIation Is beEnpd nlspute. hepiEim
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ST. LOUIS. Sent. 25.-Flour advancing. Wheat
declining Red 1 131: White %; Corn firm; Mixed
so; White 81 to IS; Oats firm SO to 80; Hemp $50
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FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.

n Il
VIE have lust received three hundred boxes Of the nnes
w French Fancy Candies, Cream Candy, ChrysAilzea
Fruits &C., from H. Y. MGard, New HoTk, that can posi-
bly, be produced, suited for Parties, &C., Vls'
Assorted Chr ysIaZed Fruits;
CbrvstaIized Ginger: Rosolins:
TaiiS ETnIts with leaves: Vanils Gum Drops;
Raspberry Balls Aelouiatec rfuilS'
do Gun Drops Sahay Toys;
Naugat Candy; zee Gteam drops;
Brandy Drops SoralAi sugar ALMONDS
Sherry Coolers, cream rrults;
Pineapple Balls Marasehlne Balls.
do Fntters; Strawberry;
Besides many other kinds Come and see for yourselves,
efore YOU buy. H0LJISTER * CARTRR,
apr93 q Union street.
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10 A. 7 dnuGNIUCk|N EtIIlIIW-
Regular practitioners make exception ia favor Of this
FeTmiluEe and only It in preference TO their Owt
preparations but give their voluntary testimony IN its favor
The following from physician of high character, IN Il
nOis.
Su,wNErowN, III, June 4th, 1883.
-dessTs. b. 4. FGhHEst8ck & CO
GENrtEMEN:-l have used b A. Pahnsstoc6's Nermi
fuge IN the practice Of Incidence in this and the Southern
states Tor TIE last ten years, add recommend u as TIt
medicine ior the purpose for CD il Intended bring
ing, al ore TIM from small Girl say ten wears Of
ONB HUNDRED AND SEVENFY.NINE WORMS. As a
druggist al ShaWneelowu, have sold great quantity and
ltha' laVaHahy given -eeton. In tact H. is the only
medicine called for H. SYNES, NJ %.
Sold wholesale and rei aud bv s the principal drug
gsts ant country merchants throughout the United States
sept p-lm
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...S15I,GO8 80
Increase, ...............................Sl SIS

Receipts from Jan !, 81, 10 Sept. I, 3,8G7,5S7 70
Same period last year, 3,2Io,5'o -
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HI. p. Doris.
SheriT's Sale

by virtue ola vendon exponss to directed from the
- Circuit Court of Stewart County Tennessee at the Juy
Term 1857 will expose Public Sale the Court House
door in the town Of Iavee Stewart County, the highest
bidder for cash. the end day of November next all the
rgh ii lie and interest that Bartholomew Alsup has in and
to two tracts Of Land, being sixth part lying in Stew
art county and in District No. bound follows wis the
first tract ming hickory running SOUTH thence
west, thence morrill, thence east, bounded The by
James Daniel containing 100 The besin-
ming the south the acre uaet running
eas, thence morrill, thence cas- thence south,
thence north, thence containing 400 acres levied
The property OF Bartholomew AlsuP saIs and cost
in favor of Benjamin Moody Sale within the hours pre-
scribed By Law. August 10 1857.
sept I2-pris fee - W T POGAPn Sheriff
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Ea~ DR.. Jones, of Philadelphia, Who sue
cessfully treats impediments Of speech, deafness,
diseases of the eye, &C., chronic diseases Of all
kinds is practcing with his usual good sue cess at
the ST. Cloud, where he will remain a short time.
Persons afflicted with the above diseases will do well
10 call on the doctor soon. DR., J. also inserts arti
fetal eyes which appear to move as perfect as the
natural eve