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7OOO ACRES


Of excellent lanes Warren coUoJy They are gsne-a
uEITg. and the portions not cared studied with H..
ulE poplar hickory Eainut and ole de CJptiCus uu-
Der producing N abundance C1Ir'es'S Greek al
uui8JrE stream furnishing Gbgud iuCs En- runs
hrGug7 the GENRE them and there are in addi.I1H
twenty fine prings scattered through them The sol q,
veil Gdapt5- 10 tie cui-vaugn II Corn heat eats, Ell
the small Z-a rs and dom site grasses and will crup4r
iaTOrabJ with the bgsl Warren county gnts. PTCd1
gnS sp0ntaceo IN abundance there 10 20 better
range cattle aud She TIE -tlfs portion of the
lands are improved there being some gin culg
waited farms, with cottages upon ln= Tact independent
OF he beautiful residence Of I'll "a sc rex Tle whole
aid # small tracts, containing IRON 90 500 acres
and fronting pubic road. pint If society, tie
location has many advlnti yes-chUrCLes SCH els and
mills are Convenient and the NdUChe ter and McNuu-
vile Rtlruad which IS but miles di Jaut adorus
guile. 10 market The town Of Mcinnvle The county
seat 5ut miles IF watch it is believed &.
great SOur1erl University, 70 be established uldtr J
auspices f the Episcopal Church, vii be heated thus
euharc ug the value Of all the lands m tie 0or osc
The eUrated Water place Beersbe0a Is but 25 miles
distant Thsheal hfu.usss IF thus portion Middle fen
uesses pr1vsrbIa Is the summer retreat of NUMBER
o: persons from tn Sou'h.
This sale will afJru an unusu1'ly fine opportunity g.
those Cesiruus Of purchasing stock firms in OF the
best sections Of the ola oud It hoped that al srCh
~ veu those who ns with rely % Obyala pllc
OF refuge from the hels Of fuuI5r will IEest
lands
free barbecue zl he prepared at the Big Spring tea
# CharSy Greek, for the accommodation Of all EhOmiy
attend
IEsMs OF SALR-Cue, two and three years credit fJr
notes with approved .curitY and la lien retained
fersoas desirrg further niormahoo Will address GEO
GLASJUCA Meanwhile, Tenn OF,
b. r rLASUOCK, agent
septl3 No 81 Cherry 81, Nashville Tenn.
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ABRIDGgMEyT OF THE DEBATES OF CONGRESS
CPubH-hed BY subscription oniyl
W. T. BERRY s. Co have just received.
The Debates of Congress,

FROM t779 To 1856
From Gales seatons Annals OF Congress, from their Rsg
ister of Debates, and from he Oea Bepo-ed Debates,
By John C. Rjvss.
BY THB AUTHOR or THIRTY YEARS ViEw"
To econp etsi in IS vols pagss each comprising
what is contained IN One Hundred Volumes {;
Three Volumes Of which are ready.
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PHILADEIPmA, Aug Is 1857.
Statement of the Condition Of he guaLe- CITY
nsu ance Company made I'D to JuEy l.
1871 III compliance with the laws of ZEN.
neSSee.
capital stock paid up....,...........s anG 40
onrpls' ggj Is 1886 Il
ASSETS.
stocks, Bonds and Mortgagss.........76 355
Bills, Receivable Negotiable, ........Isg6 7s e
Due trsm Agents aud O.l.ers...........3 sfg gg
Cash on aud sank n s33 ag5 Is
losses due aad unpaid, None.
Oecnred and waiting proofs about. 5000
HisR COGGSEALL. Secr,y
subscribed and sworn before this, eight Gay Of
august A. u 1921 JOHN b. KENEEY,
Alderman and Justice Of the Peace.
State of Tennessee, COmp;roIIer's Office,
nashville, sept. Is, 1857.
'Hs Is to certify tha' TIE Quaker City Insurance Com
psny, Sc1Ici al Philadelphia in the state Of P-uBsvI
vana, bas complied win Toe requirements Of AN act mss
ed oy the Teoe al assembly OF the tennessee IN
March loJ6 entitled act TO regulate the AGENCIES of
rEne companies not Incorporated By the STATE of Ten
uesee, and that Joseph Nash is .He legally authorized
gen OF said COMPANY il the town Nashville. ate Of
The subscriber will issue Pre- aud Marine Policies in the
| above excellent Company, CqiIabe terms
sept. Is-3w No .. college Strsst.
County Court-Hickman ounty
Wiley 'oron ct Il, Jam Hor o. ct aI-Perten for
tbs cause it aPPea the court, that defendants
IL ShaPp Al VIE Anais, for eTly Anais thR pell,
Sar ali Chap e. }. F. Gamer and vie Sufsh. formerly
sara happril reside Of he St. Of Ten
It's the ell orters' the that publication be vade
IN the Union and American. s4ape pubH he'd 10 the
" Of sAglle, for hrre srccessiYe weeks
end=nls 20 -PPear a. he Noyem5er Term tois court
TO plead demur myla narts' bill, or the
sam u 20 taken Tor confessed them, set for
caring Parts lest b. EABLEY, e. N.
! sep'em or = 1897. s'pf I7-F3t pls ice "A
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Fine Stock Farms.
BID =

Lying IN the County Of Wqrrsn Immediately on the
Stage Road leading from Nurtrees5oro TO
UcNiRHUille, 9 Mules from The litter
place, and githiH Z mites Of The
Manchester and NcMinnyiIIs abroad,
ON TUESDAY,, OCIUBES 9th 1857
viii oer eor sale on the PREMISES the hgles. bidder
about
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GEO. D. PRENTICE.

The Louisville JJUuai announces that the editor
Of that paper has accepted invitation to deliver
Lecture upon the aspect of political affairs in this
country, in Nashville on the 8Oth of October.
Few men in the slave holding State have cOntri-
butedmore, in our Judgment, to encourage Northern
fanaticism then Mr.. Prentice. We doubt not, how
ever, he will receive a cordial welcome from his
partizan friends in this city.
rSr We have received the Address Of Hon. A o
P Nicholson before the Law School at Cumberland
University, at Lebanon, Tenn, on the Moral Power
fthe Lawyer.
Like everything which proceeds from the pen Of
this gentleman, the address is replete with fine
thoughts beautiful imagery and practical reflections
upon the duties and responsibilities Of the profession
of which he is one of the most gifted and accom-
plished members.
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H. Senator Sumner it is said, is guilty Of the
ltsless of carrying with him in his European ram
blcs, for the purpose Of exhibition, the coat which
he had on when caned by Nj. Brooks.
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: sflo1fciFs Os Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt
EComOHt Iail, and Licut. James Taum Of the Revon
tHuary War viii call tho Office of Ferguson Cox No II
Cedar Nasbs e- Tennessee, hey viii hear some
tang ts their sdTsnisgss lf9bl2-d&Wu
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Tmmd saIn.

e and Sale.
ON the 5b day Of December, 1857, upon the premises
- will sell credit Of twelve months, g. the highest bid
der tract of land the rib side e Cumberland river
Nsrrace creek, district No s. o! Jackson county
taining hundEsd sC5es, adjoining lands Of
Thomas HUfas and .ders. Ss by decree The county
Of Jackson county in the Of tdam Hufins,
guardian ofthe hens Of wi iam HUfHs, deceased mo-
nounced the Sep1nber term 1857 the county court
Jackson f0 s.butiOn. The bidings for said and
will be opened o. hundred dollars The purchaser
will be req llTed note with good security and lien
will be rets ned oHtbg land fOr tle purchase money.
sept 24-w4t 5Is zee 81 " u GoRE, clerk.
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Z osenaont Cor sale.

WE have For sale that beautiful and desirable
w paee, Rosem NJ, the 1rrer residence A. l. Sout5.l
decd 81 miles tom Nashville The Mar iress5oro pike
eDails - acres o Land fha5 aiity 81 Inc
most auirul and romantic buiing stss In th. country;
mas nrstf1t' Sprhs aud nz house, good Garden house,
and Negro houses also, Brick Kitchen auI smoke house
extensive Orchard, with every variety OF FraiI u
quality. q good B4rgEu will be given
sept 18th ts57. b. g K. ". BP1MN.
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m. @. M,NAIRY ~ CO.

RE receiving aud opening daily, thait Fail and Winter
= stnes Of Goods and by me ejth INST the viii be able
exhibit the largest and most desirable stock they have
had the pleasure Of Offering TO their friends and I've
public, very respectfully invite examination OF H. IN
OIL CLOTHS, CARP ETINGs, HOUSE FUR
RIsHING, AND PLANT ALTON GOODS,
We DO intend to be exceei. We shall keep hese de
par;ueuts very full and well selected. Cal a.
sept 20 K. c McNATRv = CO.'S
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CUNNINGHAM BABIES IN kANsAs.-NOt long since the
ed tor Of the Herald Of Freedom informed the young
ladies' in Kansas that they could preempt 90 acres
of laid. Some of the strOng-miuded ones who were
disciples OF his at that time SguJtied on different
claims in the southern part of the Territory which
had lately come into market. The pre- emplon law
says:
THE individual claiming the benefits Of said acts
must be either the head Of family a widow, a
single man over the age Of tweny-one."
These young ladies, not fulfilling either ofthe re-
quircmcnis, have adopted Mrs. Cunningham's plan
OF borrowing babies IN order to swear that they are
the ''head Of a family " They generally board
them one week and make one dress for the privilege
of using them. Young misses of sweet sixteen may
he seen at the head Of family ten years of age
Missouri Democrat.
USES OF TIE TELEGRAPH.-A writer from Indiana
prououncys it a great mercy" that telegraphic
communication has been kept up with the Punjaub,
and gives the following as an instance. A letter was
intercepted at Pnda which stated that three natives
Of high rank would sit in council on the following
day, to decide what should be done against the
English. SIR Henry Lawrence, being apPrised of
this sent the order: Let spy attend and report "
This was done, and, within few minutes after The
meeting, the outlines Of the plot were reported.
Hang them all three was the dispatch that fol-
lowed Immediately, Elm fifteen minutes" (says
the writer,) they were all hung"
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8 aT6&mg,

PEW more day BOarders can BE- accommodated az the
n Mansion sz0uhe, two doors north OF the Public
Square, Market rect. Terms very moderate.
september "a Is57--2td
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oIeaing his ablshmsHt 70. 4 Market street,
door NJ. Burns large and we'll selected stock
Of Har lwire gallery Guns, which he intends 1frrng
exceedingly low for Cash 20 prompt dealers bort
time. Among the lsadug articles hand will be
found the following. VIZ:
focse AMI Table utery Double and Single barrel shot
C-Tpegtcrs' and BiaeksmitIs Guns
Tools. NIL Cross Cut and Pitt saws.
Axes % every description cotton, Wool, and Horse
ard mIkC. cards.
large OF Lecks. Trace Halter Wagon and
Hr ges and Screws. Leg On ms
Fi17h and Square Bolts. Hames and Collars.
ShJvels, Spades and Forks. Picks and MatOCks.
Grndstones Cracks and Curry Combs * HOrse brushes
Rollers.
kifs and Pi.t1a.
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claiborne MAgRlNlE WOaKS.


IRON FuUNUKb.
WE have now arfad oUr new aud extensive Foundry
W tie old stand lrts Nashville NauGfacturinr
Company, ami prepared % eVecuts heavy and Eight
work o. any description the srrr tee Light Cast
small amounts e oc-ris city prizes heavy CAST
large amoBut tHrnisled Perc utract Cincinnati
prices with additions Of glL " have also commenced
operations 10
VI CHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines awhile Flurmiif- the rn0af nDr0v.5
patterns male o order JO5buv re1airng done fuaf
az ~ We ready o. MAKE ENGINES and fIIs
and shall furnish plans sua5'e purchasers 10 put m their
Mills with ltis eXpanss. Manu- faCurar- ana Farr- VII
hnd Prodtble as, before going East or West for
Machinery.
STEAM BDTEERS
Precautionary eugres and steamboats, made % order oftbs
baa material, eta with Flr-f-urts Crates -tandpre-
and Valves. warranted 10 stlar ny pressure rssuirs fr
Manufacturing or PorreIIs1g purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP
ANY Description OF ~mitiW0rk done In excellent strIs
none put hrstrdts Iron useLumi. work Sssrups DOGS
Pitman lrUu-, saw BJ.ts ami an Sind sill Irons
made 20 order on short notice.
Farm . wishing 20 gurchas- good. cheaD Machinery viii
DO We'll u call al OF Office or aldTe-s bg leiier.
n JACkER & CO..
Claiborne Machine works. Nashville, Tsun.,
uly 25-;f Iata n .b,,sif~' Wan o. = Sto-,s'
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FOR RENT.

TsNHE large Room in building on tho carrer Of Cedar
a and Deadrck streets, lately occupied by Mr. Fnzacy
As raneing Saloon. Apply 10 ". +. COOPEl..
s. pt. Il, 1851.
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DEATH OF AN EDTOR--James 7. Hildrcth Esq,
senior Editor of the Davenport Uowa) Democrat,
died at that place on the 8lh. He was q ready VII.
ter and an estibe citizen.
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valuable Lot in south Nashville, nearly sszare bound
n ed b. Washington, JsHersru and Pear; Streets on hich
there is good buildings bargain viii he giroa. For
terms apply 70 LANlEE, PHILLIPS 4 CO..
sept. 4-3m. Market street.
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KARE oEIaNCE ZOE NPECTaATIoN.

any person has SIS UU0 than no wants ard viii
loan q % vi take greut pleasure 90 usmuE cur
Narhlue shop Foundry after him. bsula call al
~pecula. calling ts above business will sl
between The hoars OF aud p. Ihs most imporl8li
part il big name See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug 70 ELLIS & MOORE.
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OFFICE, 46 PUBIC SQUARE,

as hVti e Sc
Or copies Of Singer * O's Gszst.s vii b. furnish
ed, mailed gratis, % al who desire Information csnrsrl-
ing sewing Machines. WA. A. SISfEK, j. -ut
u 7Csntral flee. As Roadway, n. Y. IsepL %
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GEN. VT. FASKELL-

A gentleman writing us from Memphis says that
Gen. Haskill is hopelessly insane" This painful
intelligence viii be received with general regret
throughout the State.
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He dyes to live and
world. All cOlOrs
aeDL 24-Im
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FRESH CHEESE.

Claiborne Machine works. Nashville, TsBn.,
ulyi2-a Late Nashville san- Co > shops.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

AVN l.. IitRRt~, -URGEON Am NE
w CHNSicAJ Dentist has taken m Once N
Bank Block over A Pr"utv's store, WLrr, h, II ny
he ftnni II n times ~ rrHduius, to wait u a.
those who m'N require hi, services
Cari"us teeth fitted with Iurc Ctystal col,
(the hest article now in uscl and Guld To- .Hut
restored 70 pctman' at usefulness II si',uOed t.
in proper time.
reeth inserted on pivot or Ila'' either Z ID a.
>ilvet. par ial ~ ivll sets. aud made ;nu"ul
which caunut fail ~ please.
Teeth ,xtr ,ctcd without ain by tue trrrlrr.
process Witch is IN advance 81 'hlutoiutm auo
Ether as there l. not he 1T !lt,st bautr iu It.
ne, aud ts ju,, Z success ull
Ir. II hal himself in ,hif pac, town,
urutlv ,iriatious Wil e trtiuiui If b.,
aim IN eli. crc'ul lud duriho u.uuuri and Ut'tan
ted /, give perfect aatts action.
Burlington. Frh .. IAaT dtvt
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Lesder Ut tho bo.t N Gofnct Band. IIoa4-9 AR
tsrs No {, liosari It.
RICE, Qsti'lii All Serena 10 Ca,r Of Bo,-
ton. Will 90 iGolasto I. VI. 80 u, tae lNta O..
OcJ her ~ Sdt S.hl!l ;tss. 4tGI 50 .g..
ul-Ius 5ti ut1v earnest sllclt atoms ron my
friends m Eerin nt, return to tAen Ia the fall,
[ have o,niluisi /, ia s.. All at he sane time
pruyaile on 'ul 6ne talent Of Hu'tur 10 t.Ao
trip T. III eJuntry all rem in tLe.s the Winter
seasnn.
Our Ban will NJ L her six performers, and will
furri .h mu.io either a. Brtss or orchestra, tor
lis, Cutllion Parties. Promeua 10 Coucsri-, Pm.
vate PIrties. We dinss. Is, SO. Any uun6er
Of pieces furnish 81.
y. II. ADAMS, Lsid OF tho Orchestra J.
RICE, Leader Of the Serena 10 Ihor .. W. Wa
-KRHGUsg, Pronpter.
ord..s left at W. W Paurdse's Music Store
will receive p-Onpt attention. Ju.yZIi4wu
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..'.ss.:s. E.s:.sss.sse.,es.j .:;;s Al
Rutland q Burlington r. r

1851. WINTER AhhAAGEMENT. lsa7
IN AND AFTER Nov. I'd, 1857, TRAINS
- will run d ; follows:
Leave darlington for Rutland snd Bellows Fall.
at-.5A A NJ. and I Is p. NJ
Hut and for Believe Falls at 5 IS NJ
and ~ 90 NJ.
Bellows FALL for Rutland ard TuiIu ,tcr
st'.45 A Nj" iZ.tO p. VI. ard IS p Nj
hut ana tor Burlington, at $50 NJ
anu 3.lo y NJ.
AT burlington tfains connect with Vt Ceu,ra,
Il. ami axe Chamrlain oteHiner,; at kut.t,
with trains t. Troy, Albany, Newl,rk. ,.Iat,y,
eprirgs fchehe iauy and tt. Nts-tt .Iloe
fails with rIains ui tn, tlesbit, ltHuttr titcl
buigh. Worcester, Lowell ana b, stoi,- Nern,t
valley hOai. Tor B'attl, bono, prinrh"Iu. Lam
ford, New Haven ana New York and with sail
van Road tor indsor, " hite tiyer Junctitp Al
the hite Nountains
Freight tram with passenger car.
Rutland. Oct 30th. i-57 d1nt
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IEOT.lIItsSS 4 .JELLGSON

4 GENTS for the Five PoiSrs MoS1nLY REC.
QUO, u"tin the events that trausIite weekly
in th t vicinity where vice ami misery join hand
in hand and how many children are rescu, there.
fr"m. Pre- IN 80 cts. TER year
The \Ew NOnK lSDEPFNptSt, n Religious and
C ular Paper which has contributors o, the high
est Iaent among whom stand lev. Iltnry v .
licecher, hcrver, thompson a'su, Mrs Rtechrr
t W. The Financial Department l. con ucted
bv VIZ Bowen, ~ the fun Ut Hven, Nc Nance
:" e. who stands No. 10 this branch. Price
S2.ju le year
We al,u authorized to take subsc iptiore for
the New YORK ohs"rvcr,H paper Whirh has not its
superior IT. he United states Neither C nsetva-
tive TOR ultra, it Is universally taken 10y both
No therncrs and SOuthetnets. Among its con.
II 'utIrs stand Rev | Prime, boot. murray, lie.
'uHn. ~pring aud host II others To those VIII
iesire I" keep" p"ste up " on the events of the
Il y, 10th Papers wrul he found useful. ureDp
Voul have tendency to counterfeit the extreu,
the 9th Ct mdNi ldEw
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Blank Books

l he largest and most ,mplgt 't'rt 1t HLA NJ
BOpkN ever fl r"i n Ii sr,t.., ulnu.a.
inred expressly 'Or uur r>u ira i". Tn an. n
al sash buyers 10 'n'ittI :" cur -;r-k .nI Pine
Blank Book made to order ard rul,.! g. aug AT
,rn. No liG aItoh -, burlington. stp.ll
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Bush's Argent ne Hair Dye.

Bush's Argent ne Hair Dye.
ItsrED AND APPROVED ny
NUMEROUS INDIVIDUALS,
woo ARS BEYoSpALL QUESTION
Competent JtDGES
AsD FsoSoUSeED BY ALL wEo HAvE APPLIED u
rhE most kCo>oMICALA AND RICHEST DYE
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBL.Cl
a He Proprietor warrants il TO pro uee any
4 shade from hight brown to a jet, glossy black.
sad to he entirely Tree from any purple or wiEs
,v,lyoo rnse. 1t is also PER Getty hsrpless, In
liz ct5rcts containing none o. the deletesious iu-
s5viieIts commonly u'ed larger quantity Of
dye put in each package than in auy other dollar
dye siso Brusaes, aud tYUrythins complete for
application.
Prepared only by EDWARD BUSH, Chemist,
Lowell. Mass., aud for sale by all Druggists.
WlldAW2m
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Prices ,os Advent, sag in Weekly

II No loscript So ped until ell arrearass s
a. put,rt-aH Il the op IA q tue publisher, o.
l.,3,ntI4 .oI unless BY positive orders.
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TRIMS GnINn snrrn-

Leave burlington at lao A. NJ. aud 10 P. v
MAIL TRAIN connects at Ruuses Point Wit,
Trains from 0gdentburgh an Montreal the nj h,
before, atW it, River Junction a nd indoor with
trains Tor Boston aud New otk, orrivi,R IN Bos
'nssayiier than by any othoi route.
AChMMOD ATiuN TRAIN ounnects at Rou.s,
FONT with trains Tom Ogdensburgh and Mor.
trea', stops over his Windsor, and meet.
VITA t'ainS arrivil in econ ut 90 = Man-
at New IU.k at ! 70 +. ~.
Tickets for Chrogo, Ds,oi, and the IVES,
tor yale AZ the principal stations
Il. shtk L, NJ, Superintendent
Mortified, Nv. I'd, lA57
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I>lTIi tSL' 1t Vote, Bath, ,,ttet ami Co,
PAP ~ now being :, ile'i ~ Nr.. Is pia,i
va'eh nse. BE- ar Ia fLiri tia The ,.., col. l...
ass"itm,n nj Of paper, N"rlh,i lra. cen %. i.Iu.
at NumUsr lto Church street, Byr!i-. tou. s.tt.l
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NOIiCc q Appear.

JOHN 4 PLACE, ! 'httsnden County cour
LYMAN elLLOcK arch Tenn. A.D.Is,7
This nc ion was cntre a'the Vovemh.r Term.
\. ls5". . ~ - an rc'inn IN hook account de.
manding Five HIND ed Drllars.
N'tioe x hrr =. given .ntlid Lyman Ru'lo,
T." tpnoar AT Fem e SAD Cnur, I,x' t. b
he iurlnsr"n. ~ sdli CuGo Y. on thu drer
Tuesday In AoYu.-5 7, D. l-57
is ADAMS, Clerk
y. rscg. Atey. w.3w3
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\ Il y o. DIS

V Z tt a l. LCrn
purihes and siren ,hens tn. blooi BY er,dicsl
ing through nice oh dical ctiun the causes -,
mruritles and hum"rs. Hence ,ts power to cur,
huinors that mere medicine rans0t cure Henes il
power OF 't' hg'hfHipr anu utah s,ns the blood II
FURNISHES 10 cfTiaIr erfcri. ths ,nf Of ui, my,
b!ood IL eowyos'd. II sradicates and cleapses
Whatever rIOEs and thickeus h. blnud.
hRNDLDN VITAL ELTID rGnders the svt.
TEN strong and nithy, by Ieeing the blood ana
st"n 'ch fr''m objectionable materlsls. Il nerve,
"a oo''het the system, by furnishing the element.
which have vitality.
tRNOLD VITAL FLU7D gives t. the .v,.
TN, Inhu nee and effect similar To- tina, prolu. ii
oy exercise m the rec Teu air. II sAhjarates b.,
bttcs t'.''''- ga" 'l..s,'l T., hrivhspr
tiOn-dping It's wO'A b beginning Ut the BEGINNING
I" ispeassDt 80 the taste. and become. q fsyorit.
wherever kn"wn.
Arm JLD'h YITA l. FLUID remove, bilious.
nese 10 the most direct aud easy manner, by neutral.
is = IN caujc. Th,s il tie principle oi Sta action
IN telDnN ins a. Hc-- generally. IL urutralz,e the
cause freeing The blood from iinpadiucrts to is
prnp"r fulhiln' nj Of its life giyirg tuuctiors Thif
principle OF noutjSiliing the cause. IL phy AR
Nh DA VITAL rum CtREN HEVDR-
that m re- medicine cann"t scuJ! Is Affect md WIN
it dseases KE>U LING fhOAi POlSONS
IN LIE BLOOD. that mere medicinal preiara,i II.
cannot alleviate. Humors are po,sun. i, the binon
and II Is by their chemical action tn neutralSir Q
th"sc p",s"n- ths' ARNOLU'N GLOBLLES
- Nd VITAL FLLiD are enabled t. cur. il,1
Ell MUN h III 'TIMONl TESTIMONY
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