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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

New Store in the New Building,
VNIILLIAM R. HUDSON takes greu,
w pleasure in announcing TO the citizens .of
Edge6ed Village and District, Especially the La
drs) that he is now receiving and opening in the
large Store Room under the Masonic & Odd Eel.
lows Hall, an
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
Of RICH and BEAUTIFUL GOODS, .compri-
sing every article usually offered in well conducted
Village Store His shelves will be we'll ladened
with an excellent and fashionable variety of
DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERIES,
Trimmings, Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons,
Jewelry, Gloves, Hosiery, Yankee
Notions, Domestic Goods, Hats,
Gaps, Boots, Shoes,
Groceries, CrOckery & Hardware,
&C., &C., Go.
The above Stock of Goods are all direct from the
finest importing Houses ip Charleston and New
York, and as they were bought on good terms will
be disposed of at astonishingy LOW PRICES. All
! ask is an examination Of my Goods and prices.
know what will be the result.
( i,fi '.T:,: Nm. HUDSON. y
+, Edgefeld, April 3d.. If 10
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SWAN & cos. LOTTERIES,
CAPITAL p RI E
S 6O,OOO!!
TTCKET9 ONLY $40!

TTCKET9 ONLY '$1OH
Owing 70 The great favor with which our Single
Number Lotteries have heen received by the pub
lie. and the large demand for Tickets. the Mana
gers. 8. SWAN & CO., will have drawing each
SATURDAY. throughout the year.
The followinu Scheme will be drawn in each OF
their Lotteries for July 1857.
@GaASs A@e
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ca. in public on
Saturday, July 4th, 1857.
GLASS AQs
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta Ga in public, on
Saturday, July 11th, 1857.
o1aAa9 A5s
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ga in public. on
Saturday, July 18th, 1857.
GLASS A@s.
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta. Ga in public, on
Saturday, July 25th, 1757.
On the plan of Single Numbers.
$3.50 PRIZES!
Nearly one Prize to every Ten Tickets.
Masniace1at Scheme
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Sherif's Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry writs OF Fieri Facins tt
Nd me directed, | will proceed to sell at Edge
field G. IT,, on the first Monday in July next, The
following property in the following case, to wit:
A G. league VS. Sarah Claybrook, One Negro
woman ClariSa. ''
Terms Of sale, Cash.
JAS. EDISON, ss.D.
June 20, 1867 ct "a
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the late
n Hiram Hutchison, decd, are hereby notified
to present them duly authenticated, tor payment to
The subscriber within the time prescribed by law,
or this notice will be plead in bar Of recovery.
JOHN J. BLACKWOOD, Ex'or.
Hamburg 8. c., juno IL, 1857. Ct 2s
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Graniteville, June Is,
Strayed,

FROM the residence of the Subscriber, near
Il Graniteve, on the 1lth inst, small bay
horse MULE, between 10 and - years old. Nc
particular scars or marks recollected.
Any one delivering said Mule to me at my resi-
dence will be literally rewarded for their trouble
or any information thankfully received.
VIM. GLOVER.
Granitevile May 26, 1857. If 90
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A Rare Chance!

THE Subscriber wishing to remove 10 The South
i West, offers for sale his BEAUTIFUL
HOUSE AND LOT in the Town Of Granite'ille:
AS an inducement to purchasers TO come and see
for themselves, he would state that the Lot with oil
its improvements, consisting of Two Story Dwell
ing House, built after the most improved style Of
architecture neatly finished and plastered through
out, Kitchen with two apartments, o We'll Of ex-
celcnt water, can be bouehtfor Cash. or on credit
till the first of October next for less than the origi-
nal cost of the Dwelling House alone.
Greniteyille June IS tf 20
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CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS

OF INSERTING
.ARTIEsICTA TE.ETH.
THE Subscriber having furnished himself with
i license to use this NEW PROCESS OF
INSERTING ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Is now ready to serve all who may need such, with
an assurance of more perfect adaptation, and 3
closer resemblance TO the natural organs, than can
be realized by any other method. It's perfect pu-
rity cleanliness, freedom fir m all ,aste or galvanc
sensation, durability, comfort and security, are
among the advantage claimed for This SUPERIOR
mode Of setting Artificial Teeth.
III. PARKER.
June "a, qr:. If "a ?
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s.s:' eDEHNIS'G 2 2a ~
STIMULATING OR HOT
BITTERS5 E. &.

STIMULATING OR HOT
:. ). BI TIERS +. f. s..
A Compound Preparation Of Georgia saraepartla,
.t5S,;..,., Prepared by z,.s; II .;l;..l d
J. DENNIS, M. D., Augusta, Ga. {:
For Dyspepsia, Colds and Female Complaints ari-
...z. sing from Colds. .gl st4. F4
TF Food occasions pains In the stomach, e dose
IL taken Immediately after meals win assist dlges-
ton and relieve the pain. In various diseases Of
females arising from coldsor ndigesons, theyrs
ly fail to afford great relief, owing to the warming
and stimulating effect they cause in the system.s
They are superior medicine for females who may
have taken cold at the oommenoement or during
their menstrual period by wet feet or exposure tn
cold or rainy weather. :.!gi. - 4
In such cases, dose should be taken Of bed TIM,
and about half an hour before each meal. Ina
want OF regularity or in periodical diseases Of fe
male9or in Chlorosis, they should be taken at Or
near the approach Of the symptoms ofsbeing un-
well, aud taken regularly il necessary during that
period as directed for colds. :tsss;.yk. 1,
II these BlTTERS were taken by females for
colds at the commencement of being unwell, and
their use continued through that period they would
fWm from anearly grave though ihsE ara tha Moets
inlales-int pregnancy they have no tendency so
cause abortion, but generally arsauite sure pre-
ventive In this respect they have been thorough
ly tested; they act harmony with theelaysS Of
life; they contain in addition to Sarssparla, Black
Snake Root Poplar Bark, Golden Seal, Pepper,
Pfickly Ash and Spices. Though they are made
stimulating with pepper, less quantity Of Tin them
has been proved 3greatlyto impair their virtues.
The Sarsaparillaawith the aidsof its other eompo-
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WAKING UP THE WRONG PAssENGER.-Last
week there was quite an excitement in our town,
resulting from the visit of an Augusta policeman,
armed with the proclamation of the Governor Of
South Carolina, offering reward of $500, for
the detection of one Augustus P. Pryor, for the
murder of citizen of that State, who had been
condemned to be hung and had made his escape
by breaking Jail before the;oficers of the law
got chance at his neck. Said policeman seized
upon young man who had been living in our
community year perhaps, by the name of Muir
ply and charged him with being Pryor, the es-
capped convict Murphy protested that he was
not the man, but the policeman held on. Hewas
carried before Magistrate who committed him
to Richmond Jail. The tide was all the while
against Murphy, the citizens believing him the
guilty person. So much may be taken as the
result of previous character. Had he been a
quiet, unoffending citizen the testimonyadduced
would not have been sufficient to convict him,
Nor would the citizens have allowed his being
carried off upon such testimony. Murphy went
to Augusta where Pryor was we'll known and no
one knew him there and he was forthwith re-
leased He returned Immediately to this place
Ind went to his work, promising to keep clear OF
liquor and scrapes hereafter and to eschew Bowie
Knives and Pistols. A couple Of gentlemen
gave him each ten dollars to defray expenses
from feeling of sympathy for him. Murphy
says he intends to leave off his old wild and
reckless habits if So he will find friends in.the
community and his trip to Augusta will result in
his bene6t-instead of injury, provided he will be
true to his promise Of reformation. -'Sanders0tle
Georgian - - - -
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F1RE-DEATH OF JOHN CARR1E.-A fire oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon, on the roof of
kitchen, attached to the residence of MIR. Jno.
Carrie, and situated in the Southwestern portion
of the city. The injury to the building was very
slight. =.
We regret to state that the excitement, under
which Mr. Carrie labored, Immediately after the
discovery of the fire, affected him so severely,
that he fell and survived but a few minutes. He
was quite plethoric, aged about seventy-seven,
and for some time past had been subject to YER
tigo. -.
Mr.. John Carrie was highly esteemed for his
ingenious mechanical talents, his punctuality and
integrity, and quiet and unobtrusive habits. For
many years he was engaged in mercantile Pun,
suits in Augusta, and sustained the character OF
an upright merchant. He was native of Bor-
deaux, France, but for the past6Ay,seven years
a resident of this city.-Augusta Constitution
alist
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Cotton Gins and Thrashers.

Cotton Gins and ThrasherS.
A IL Planters who wish to procure COTTON
~ GINS and TIIRASHERS of the best per-
formance, and made Of the best materials, can be
supplied by applying TO the subscriber, either per-
sonally or by letter. :,
All who favor me with their custom are pleased,
and those who apply to me hereafter, shall have
no cause to complain if shall be as successful in
my efforts as have been heretofore. Address,
THOS. f. CHAPMAN,
Coleman's K Roads, Edee6eld Dist, s. c., or
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Agent,
EdgeReld c. II.
March II If
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Turkey Greek Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell his tract Of land
J. on Turkey Greek, (known as Bland's Quarter
containing SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES.
I will ride over the place with any person desi-
rous of purchasing, so that they may Judge Of It's
quality. "a =. -. - :. - ..';.s.s.
: There Is small new House upon the place. with
all necessary out buildings, good well Of water; &c.
Terms accommodating
= l-''.' EBERT BLAND. "
Feb. 1s 1857 tt e
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale bis HOUSE and
~ LOT in the Village Of Edge6eld, consisting
of three acres, with every necessary building on
the premises, we'll Of excellent water, &c. y; y
Terms accommodating. W.. LOGUE.
Mar 4 IF
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hissed the ground under his feet-he in no man
ner recognized their presence. Indeed no sooner
had the Pa,has performed this reverence, than
they abruptly turned their backs to the Sultan and
walked on before him through the gate.
Yesterday met the Harem, including the Sui
tans three sons, all at the grand Bazaar. They
we're in about thirty carriages or more, of the
most. curious shapes, of every variety of colour
and of quality, from the miserably faded without
springs, swung on leather straps between the
wheels, and drawn by quite scrubby horses in
which the old women rode, 70 the magnificent
equipage of the Sultana Except the latter,
which contained the Sultan's favorte alone, every
vehicle held four females, and its elegance was
proportioned to the beauty of those who rode in it.
Here was real aristocracy of beauty. The escort
consisted of two or three soldiers on foot for the
handsomer turn out, and about 20 negro eunuchs
in all long awkward fellows they were, but we'll
mounted on full bred, magnifcently caparisoned
Arabian horses Greek ran at the stirrup of
EACH Besides, there was an Arab interpreter who
ran along at the window of each carriage, ready
to receive the commands of the ladies'; with whom
indeed they were laughing and talking all the
while There was nothing peculiar in the appear
ance of these women except their dress and dyed
eye brows The former displayed only large
wrapper in which they were completely enveloped,
and veil of white muslin drawn closely over the
brow and joined by another which covered the
lower part of the face as high up the middle Of
the nose, so that the eyes alone were entirely ex
posed, although the rest was seen through the
cloud of muslin; through which too think it
showed to greater advantage, while the dull eyes
acquired peculiar briliancy by the contrast. That
the carriages were obliged to move the whole time
at the sowest walk was not at all astonishing, and
it was wonder they could proceed at all, for it is
only with the greatest caution that foot passen-
GER can preserve his equilibrium in the streets OF
Stamboul. They are not paved, butar filled with
large angular shaped stones, which having been
flung there at random, were afterwards shaken In
to their places by an earthquake. And the streets
covered with filth and twisting into the most in
conceivable crooks, are only in keeping with the
mean appearance of the houses. They arc built
of wood and painted green, blue, red and yellow,
with the second story projecting over the first and
sustained by braces. The country houses are
built for the most part in a cross shape, or in
compound cross. so as to expose great many
sides and angles undoubtedly great advantage
in a warm climate, while the projecting caves fa-
vor the same end by affording shade. The cele-
brated Bazaars are nothing more than shanties one
side of which lifts up on hinges and exposes the
whole interior. d.
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0ctagon Burial Cases

TNHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand at His
i Furniture Rooms, opposite the Post Office, a
large assortment of this new style Of metallic
BURIAL CASES, of beautiful form, and finished
in perfect resemblance Of highly polished ROSE.
WOOD. These CASES are now extensively used
and possess many valuable advantages over all
Coffins now before the public.
ALSO
will also keep ready for delivery at moments
warning, q fine Stock of WOOD COFFINs, my
own manufacture, and Of oil sizes prices and quality
JOHN H. WITT.
Edgefeld, May l3 If IL
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COM I'M E r CIAL.

HAMBURG, JUNE %, 1857.
CoTroN-Nothing doing, although prices remain
firm. We quote to-day 10 to ID cts per lb.
Corn has settled down to 81 90 per busheI.
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-,o.o-~.,..~~~~~~->o~S~
VNTE have received during thep andpreeent
w week, LARGE and MAGNIFICENT
SToCK oF GOODS, Il
Adapted to the present and approaching season, to
which we invite the attention of the trading COM
munity. The Ladies are respectfully solicited be.
fore making their purchases to call and examine our
assortment Of Ts-i,-@ '.t.s'' p
DRESS GOODS, MANT1LLAs, &c,
Which comprises the latest varieties in style and
design, having been selected by our MIR. BUTLER
from the choicest Stocks Of the New York and
other Northern markets, and will be sold for
Small Profits. Among the III. :r.f,
DRRgS GOODS, -
May be found Rich Black Flounced Silk ROBES |;
Rich Colored FEouneed ROBEs;, 81
Rich Fancy Plaid and Cheney SILKS;
&C Plaid and Striped Foulard do =
!" Black and Colored Brocade do
Plain Gro DeRhine and Gro DeNaple Silks;
| Plain Black SILKS, of various qualities; "
Rich Embroidered Barege Flounced ROBES; .
Rich organdie aud JaeOnet ,,5es, DO ~. de
7" French Printed Cambricks and Brillianb
Plain and Figured SAVONS; ~ - :.
Printed and Pain CHALLIES, ,of all colors;
~ tbAhh1E0, 80 ,..s.ts f; =.
Cha.l:e ROBES;
Black and Colored MARETZE;
I" BAREGES;. 80.
Canton Cloths. Alpaccas and Bombazines " " ,S
English and French GRAPES; Is. a,r:
Black and Colored GRENADIES;
Cruvelli SILKS and Plain LUSTRES;
Scotch and American GlNGHAMS;
French, English and American PRINTS;
Silk and Lace MANTILLAS; ~
Barege and Muslin SCARFS;
Black Chantilla SHAWLS and MANTILLAS; );
Silk and Lace TALMAS;
White Cactus, Cord and Crown SKIRTS $,
Patent Steel Spring and Skeleton do
NIarseiles and Crinoline do
OF EMBROIDERIES we have large and mag
nifcent assortment; @.z
Real Lace SETS, .s...s.
Black and White Grape SETS; :.
French worked Muslin COLLARS and Sleeves !;
Embroidered, Hemstiched and Corded HAND
/. KERCHIEFS; L. -
Muslin BANDS, in great varieties; ....,y :,
plain Plaid and Striped Swiss MUSLINS;
Linen COLLARS and SLEEVES in sets;
Ladies' and Misses Silk and Cotton HOSE;
+" Z" Silk and Kid GLOVES;
=" I" Buck and Kid Gauntlets;
:" I" Black Lace MlTTS;
Dress TRIMMINGS, Lining SILKS, 60;
French and Rail Road CORSETTs, -.
And last, though not least superb assortment
of what the Ladies' term PERFECT LOVES OF
BONNETS," ,".for Ladies' and Misses. -,
.. FOR H0USEKEEPERS, 'i.
We have nice lot of Linens Bleached and Brown
Sheetings. Pillow Casngs, Table Dsmasks,
Napkins, Towelngs, Go.
FOB THE FARMERS,
We have complete assortment of Plain and Striped
Osnaburgs, Marlboro Stripes and Plaids, Cot.
tonades and Linen Drills for men and boys wear.
HATS, SHOES, BOOTS, 60.
eY The community are respectfully invited to
inspect our Goods and prices. We feel confident
that we can-at least we mean to try to-please
every taste. BLAND 6 BOIAEH.
Edge6eld, April If ~
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1886 Prizes amount to ..............s s2l5,260
TICKETS SO; HALVES s5; QUARTERS $3.50
NEW GOODS,
For the Spring and Summer of Es57

p c. BRYAN, at the Brick Store, ever
ID. on the alert for the pleasure and comfort o
his many kind and generous customers and friends,
has just returned from Charleston with large and
general assortment Of MAGNIFICENT DRY
GOODS, which have been selected with great care
as to quality, and he atters himself with much taste
as to the style and beauty Of his Goods, and which
are well adapted to the
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II Office.

"HE Subscriber having lost small travelling
Trunk on Friday the 5th inst, containing
large proportion of the Notes and Accounts due
him. and having proof sufficient to satisfy him that
said Notes and Accounts have been destroyed, ear
snestly requests those who are indebted to him BY
note, 10 come forward and give him new notes.
-. -. ~ . r. Nj. FULLER.
Juno 10 1857, .s.....s,sa If 20
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
81 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
UNCOMMON PLEAS. ;e....is.

~ us Foreign Attachment.
TN. Brindley. -. -,
TIME Plaintiff in the above stated case having
i this day filed his Declaration In my Office, and
the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney
known to reside within the limits Of this State, on
whom copies OF said declaration with rules to plead
can be served, On motion of Messrs. CARROLL &c
BACON, Plaintiffs Attorney, Ordered that said De-
fendant appear and plead to said Declaration within
year and day from the date hereof, or final and
absolute judgment will be given against him.
THOS. G. BACON, COED.
:. Sent %. 1856. 1y 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
COMMON PLEAS.
Lewis Jones,
George D. Tillman. j..
Tillman Watson,
ps. Foreign Attachment.

YUyHE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases, having
II. this day filed their Declarations in my Office,
and the Defendant having neither wife nor Attor-
ney, known to reside within the limits Of this State,
on whom copies Of said Declarations with rules to
plead can be served on motion of Messrs Spann
& Magrath, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Ordered that said
Defendant appear and plead to said Declarations
within year and day from the date hereof, or
final and absolute judgment will be given against
him. THOS. G. BACON, COED.
March 1857 lyq 10
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u THE Friends Of Mr.. ROBERT D. BRYAN
respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Clerk
of Edge6eld District at the next election
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BK THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the AssOcisted Press-l
ADDITT0NAL FORETGN NEWS.

reduction in the rate of interest in the Bank
France is shortly expected.
The conspiracy of Italians against Napoleon was
more serious than apprehended. T"enty-one Oh
the conspirators have been arrested
The Mexican diff Guilty was in Stdt~ quo.
The Mexican Minister remains at Madrid.
REVOLUTIONARY, MOVEMENT.
The revolutionary movement at Leghorn was
suppressed.
ITALY-MoRE IEsURRECrIoHs.
There hare been further Instructions under
Mangine and 200 persons ere arrested and their
ammunition and arms seized.
ATTEMPTED 1NsURREcTIoN AT sAPRI.
Attempted Instructions at Sapri are reported.
BELGIAN MINISTER IN TURKEY CHARGED WITH 70
MENrING DIFFICULTIES.
The Turkish Belgian Minister awaiting his
passports He is charged with fomenting difficult
ties in the principslities.
A RUPTURE.
rupture it IS said has been brought about by
Lord Stratford De Redcliff. The Nelss' corespon-
dent thinks the affair is likely 10 be serious one
NEE ting of American, Russian, French, Spanish
and Sandman Ambassadors has been held. Ihey
will present the Sultan with joint vote on the
subject.
The Porte, by a circular to foreign diplomatists
maintains a right to tie Island of Perine recently
seized by England. He expresses the hope that
Il III be evacuated.
CHINA-Lord EIgin and Baron Gros will confer
with Sir Jno. Bowring at Singapore. No impor-
tant operations will be undertaken till after the
meeting
French journals doubt the statement that England
asked France.
New ORLEANs.-Ssles to-day 1000 bales. Mar
ket firm. Receipts 80 bales. Corn 75a85. Pork
g. The rest are unchanged.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Aspinwall dispatches to
the Navy Department, says the Saratoga has been
o .dered to sail for San Junan del Norte.
Montgomery, commander Of the Roanoke, says
unless some immediate provision is made for Walk
ers sick men, he will be compelled to land them at
New Orleans. The well men will be sent home oy
the bark Release"
New YORK. July l6-Tlder's Varnish Factory
has been burned by an incendiary.
LOUISVILLE July 16 -Four and half feet wa
ter in the Canal. Weather clear. Thermometer
80 deg.
New ORLEANS, July l6.-SaIes Cotton to-day
200 bales Other articles unchanged
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New ORLEANS, July l6.-Sales Cotton to-day
200 bales. Other articles unchanged.
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The FINK Annihlliated.

Every summer and fall thousands of people die Of Flux
Cholera Dysene Gripping Palms, and other irregularities
Of the Bowels It can be cured in for 70
cents, by the of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has be tested by best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most enectua
remedy now In It has performed more astonishing
cures than any specific. human life can be saved
In cases out by investment of IS cents Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
Forss by HERMAN Il RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug
anr24-6m
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ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS

EVERY KNOWN DISEA Sc!
The undersigned having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville for of the Medical Preparations recon-
mended IN CDR Freese Combined System of Practice for
Physicians and Families respectfully offer them to
such Of our citizens as need restorative to health
preparations compounded from the recipes Of
the most celebrated Physicians and Surgeons of Europe
and America will eOeTy kOu disease that is at
all within the reach ofTemedes These Preparations have
been ested years by Professor Feese and other cee
bated Physicians of our country their daily practice
and have been found invariably eGectual.
For further particulars DIR. Freeses Combined Sys-
tenn Of Practce,-together with Cards, Posters, &C.
Both Bock Medicine Chests, and Medicines may be
had Of the undersigned at his Drug slore in Nashville.
JOHN J. BEECH
No. 20 sewanee Building, College St,
mnel6-6m. Nashville, Tenn.