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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-12
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI
nhCEgEr

THE Comnodious and substantial fast t7E3s1A d
II running steamer SEVENTR-SIG, lkssHYIE5f5s5s9
p. K BARCLAY, Master, is held in Tssdi Ezs=z=ssz
mess By the first rise Of water to resume her regular t
rs above during the coming season. For freight and pas
age having superior accommodation apply board or L
ssptl7-tf h. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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HEGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

TFNHE light drsught, commOdious and fast sr~Tn 4
n running steamer SWALLOW, ALEX. ik--.s=s7ts1
FRAzER, Master, will regularly between S4sit4sa5
the above points and all intermediate land-zzs=l5Es
ings, making regular u day trips VIII give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction We solicit Tor this popu-
lar craft liberal share OF public patronage. Her command
resident Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
there water. For freghs passage ap
DIV on board. OTTO II. H. HARRISON,
am Agent.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOR

ONE fronting Maple so feet running back
~ 100 feet with a superb Brick Dwelling containing
10 rooms, a good cistern SmOke-house, &c.
ALSO Lot fronting 1876 feet Pearl street and 100
feet deep, with good two story Brick House containing
10 rOOms servants rooms kitchen, &c, good WE'LL smoke
house. Both Lots finely with shubbery shade aud
fruit trees, and will be sold accommodating APP
ply 10 NANCE q WOODWARD,
JAMES NJ. MURRELL, or
WIN c. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved near Nashville.
A large number Of unimprOved Lots. Several Garden
Lots, IS acres, the city. Those wishing
purchase will do well TO call soon
jan7-'5z-tf NANCE & WOODWARD.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW OR T,F71 N
=. DAILY TTKE
D0y22-g 80 \. q n. Us. Mall Paeks. Company. =
REGULAR FREIGHT AND EASSENSEE Il
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

BALLIE WEsT........ 'CAFT' ). N. IeEBlL'
ELLA 80 'AaAl A-o'l-th"
FTNHFsR boats viii be the regular packets be- -
tween 81. Louis and nashville this season. essaasfS
S1d nil commence their trips Immediately -
fter INC arT rise ia Cumberland River. They will maze
tbsir trips as regularly the business Will allow. One
s.. .t5sg q n p A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS.
Walnut Grove,

:
CtAMUEL HASLAM, having made important additions
to his machinery and greatly increased his facilities
for manufacturing Stone of every description is equal in
point Of finish aud durability any made in the city, and
at low prices and giving his personal attention to the
setting of the work he feels confident that he can give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their orders
such Setting Stone Front to Houses to Sill to Fencing
to Steps to String COrniCe, to Large Landing to Saw
Tagging, to Bush Hammered Tagging, to CURLING, to
Cupng, Chimney Top and all the branches Of Stone
Cutting, for cash. may28-1Yl SAMUEL HASLAM
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To 7 he EUhIIIOs
VTTE have now on hand and are constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which we are offering to the trade at prices much
lower than they be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists of the finest brands of HAVANA
Clears now in the market BRANDIBs which for flavor
cannot be surpassed and imported by ourselves direct
through the Custom House to this city SHERRY PoRT and
MADERIA VINES warranted pure and of the best qualities
with fall assortment of Whiskeys, St. CroiX and Ja-
maiea Rum Holland Gin, and all other kinds.
~ 70 Country Merchants we offer the best induce
purchase from US; stock large and always
new To prompt customers Eastern time will be given;
cash buyers give every advantage. All orders by let
ter otherwise will always meet with prompt attention
LYONS & CO.,
jy22 l9 Cedar St
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lhDI'R NeW GnnaI!


T c. DARDEN, alone, is Authorised the OF
y the firm clSHng IaRsscing any business belonging
70 said hrm, InoY25l DARDEN, TURNER & CO
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GUNnRIES-
4 POSITIYE CURE.
BV EXPRESS.

WE just in receipt Of fresh supply of the ceIe
wv brsted PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCOS manufactured especially for US
of the very finest Tobacco and superior any
brought to this city. Give it trial.
sept9 LYONS B co. No. 10 Cedarst
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EO CINCINNATI Steel Ploughs, Nus. O. 9, 9 4 and D..
~ These are the best P0ughs sold in This market
decl9 hCCkEA q TEREASS
DALTlMORE OYSTERS. dozen Baltimore
ID oysters for sale low By
dseiR McCREA < TFRRsgg
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S. ". GUNTER,
LAMAR HOUSE,
Formerly Coleman House.)
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Ca and SAMPSON LANER, lso OfTuskegee Ala, viii be
happy meet all friends and customers Lamar House
where they have ample accommodation for $50 persons.
uOv7-f
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DHCkELSs dCc.-75 eases assorted Pickles; Sd case
Brandy Peaches IS cases Brandy CHIMES ctses On
digo cask Nader 40 bags Pepper 80 bags GiHEer D.
bags Spice received BY steamers HUMBOLDT and Cambridge
deel9 McCREA " TEREASa.
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HE subscriber respectfully annOuncesthai he has disposed
OF portion Of his interest in the Grsnbsrg Medicines
70 Mr.. GEORGE BEsKwITH, Of Nashville.
NAEHVILLE, Dec. /, 1850. ALEX MACKENZIE.
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GREAT SUCCESS is always the most
" .Sonelgelse proof ofgFeai meftt. JAGGED by tht.
le ihefe Is no aber aasins ma aehne before The pub
asrssSSIishns ssss n Ss Bs,cd
States. thoy were exhibited at the hate ssRxposion
UslysI.sils 10 fiapee, where hey carried OF lhs
10 make them has been builtin Paris.i ~ ~
IN EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY s
In which sewing is c be done these machines lkA vs
used with immense profit. the speed Of the Hail.
sisssrs ss1 Ss so%pstsd u % Il sss ss~ls ss E
tailor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage thinner,
sadder, halter, etc. ETC., should be Without ope, The
iSir Pfont OF using one Of these machines, regularly
! empIo>eo,h .ta-i .i~t JirJe ,.li G 1tC'l
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
In all private fauiie, where there ls much sewing
TO be done, those machines are invaluable assis
lance Planters and hotel keepers End them particu
simple In their construction and very strong and dI.
rabIe, being the only kind Of Sewing Machine eves
made By which eyvty sCiSs work soarse Or ane, car
worthless Sewing Machines have been made and sold
under various names, but Singers Machines alone
have been found everywhere 10 satisfy the wants o
Pfaih printed instructions for using are sent with
each machine, from which any readily acquire
the art CT managing them. The Irachfhes pafked
securely 10 go 10 any part of the world. To aIlper
desiring particular information we Wilt ON
application BY letter at either OF our otces forward
copy Of l. M Singer d Co IS Gazette. a baper who Nv
devoted 10 the Sewing Machine int rest. fNf'' ~
~ .i-.tl - 1. M. SINGER 4 co., "
Principal ONCE, No. 3a3 Broadway, New YORK,
BRANCH OFFICES.
Np.sE HanDyor street, Boston, I trF 1884
Ho.07 Chapel street, NV Haven, Ct
Gloversville, N. Y.
80 No. ga Broad street, Newark, N. J.. g.F u
No. lag Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
No. 105 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
No. 30 Westminster street, Providence, R. I.
No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati. = l.
No. IS North Eeutah street, ST. Loais., -'f. Ii,
No. 81 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
No. 90 Dauphin street, Mobile. ~ H-if.g
| December IL, I65G-ly ..,.
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IL fhOrOsfb eOAsirpflSE 7 Il
AM N D M E NTS.

=. - IrHa.N
-s1sselred ~ tAs GsasraI AsssSSy " IA 8feis n
OAis, Ihn'e-nnhs % ne nenbSn lsisslSf 3o l1skg
SS.s s 1s ss;s Ts ss se
seeeud Tues,laY or October mart soon -
offrjeelloh Ofihe Following snehdnent a. 4 tsbsl-
iuis for The twenty -hh sssilop q ne ssseed Arpls
same Article and Sor ne tird secIioa d Sc )
Article, via; Aregular sessions OF The 6enefAl Aa-
sembiy shaIl commence onthe arst Mondky o. 3saua-
rysa9pually. Senator'S shall be elected blsnnisllY
and Representatives haaiS, BY The eecssFs oflh5f
respective counes OF dislrets The second oesiuI
~ ~. a sO 9sS ssus sT q 0ss ,Hs
Representatives one year. The Renaiofs elected Il
the Representatives. elected at The same lime shaIi
hold their ofees for one year Provided, thafssvens
teen OF the Senators elected the second Tuesday
Of October 10 DO usceTained by lot The Pres
dent Oh Senate may direet shah hold lheif o,8{e
tcr OnSone year ard sheir - elgYt:
s sesGna o. .a SS'ocer, Sns sps.ahS
Ter. When any county shall have q fraction sbore
The rates for Representative 80 large that being n
piled bt ten the result shall be equal 10 one or more
Faios additional representatives. shall Be
dior such ratios among the de-
conhial period In the following mannets ~ hers be
TO The tenth session Of the deceaDia lneT.od..
lflAefe pre- two ratios, Representatives shAli Be AZ.
ldi,ed TO The nih and teLih sessions three 10 The
eifKth ninth and tenth; lfye 10 the sixih seyenth
eighth, ninth aud tenth; IL SIKH TO the nilh, sixth,
seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth; lfseyen TO
h, SIXTH seventh, eighth, ninth and teRth; II eight
10 the thrd fourth, nhh, sixth, seventh, eghih ninth
and tenth; lfnine ~ the eecond. third, oaFth, Ah,
sixth, SEVENTH eighth ninth and tenth sessions Of he
decenhial period respectively.
In deteFmining the number Of Senators 10 which sny
district might be entitled In arr jeeenniHl
period, BY reason ofRny fraction Of senatorial raoN
ihefrnction shalt DO multiplied by eve and II The re-
suit be equal TO one senatorial rstio, addiotiAt
Senator shall be allotted TO said district for the ninth
and tenth sessions. II u be equal totwo such ratios
an additional Senator for the seventh, eighth, ninth
and tenth sessions shall be 70 district. 10
hree then to the h, sixth seventh, eighth, ninth
tenth. .... -.
eighth, ninth and tenth sessions respectively II this
amendment DO adopted By the eiectors, the counties
now entitled To more than one member In either OF
both branches Of the Legislature IN The fourth and
nnh sessions Of the present psriod ncv
provided, shall have like number OF members in
each bianc thereof for each session OF the FemHipder
" wv P'> "rs. Il. a. vANvoRHEs, sh'
ta s4 Speaker efthe HoHss Of Repress 6tsvesSl
THOMAS H. FORD,
% 9.s ir 5ste'fg ~ PrsstdeRte Of tAs SsaafS. q
Dated April ID, 1857. 49, ....., i,
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N. Il. SMITH & Coz
hAhuFAcTURERs AND wHoLEsALERs %
CUSH MANS
H MAsIFoLD ELECTRO 'coKDUCToRs
FOR LTtG II TEIN
PArESr ArPLlEp RoR.

3D. ~ -. V.,x. p.rsR
~ ~. III. - WIs.
US ".,.,-.,. a. -
Hsorders roielsed and promptly a'scnoca 70,
REAp wHAT TRE RACINE ADVOCATE sAYs:
-lIanTrIHG Ron MANuTAIIoHT.-tew seem aHdfe
row extensively LishthiIg keds nre mahutaetured
In this city. Ne aiudo 10 the Works Of x. Smith
& Co., Manufactures rs Of maa's Manifold klec-
lrO CondretOrs,n which have gained reputation Tar
aud near, for their very superior qualities over all
others mHde not the hast important OF which Is the
fact that these rods ate In single piece, aroiing
the danger always attending those which are coupled
together In sections.
Pfof. Benjamin Silliman, wrtlRg 20 Mr.. CushluaP
says: IL entirely HPPfove OF your rod; submitted
Il 10 an eminent scichlihc man practical man, and
he agrees with me In opinion.n
Samuel 81. John, Prof. OF Chemistry and Nedleat
JufisPrudenee, 10 reference 70 Them Nutes: W hen
properly erected, u constitutes IN my Judgment
safeguard ffum me obstructive eneets oi atmospheric
electricity" ...Z. ..--,,.,LI
Another Important advantage possessed ny incse
Conduetols Is their perfect ireeaom iron oSfusoli.
~ It's construction, Is composed OF Tour large iloh
wires, aud tour copper 90, comPasuy aIu tosetneI
Delng twls.ed 20 spiral io1 ss,asnz ~ ,,'.
the properties Of electric eondnruoa greatef IN pow
er than h any rou Se, maIe' mi Md
inns made must possess the power Of al least six or
dinaTy rode = ..
NotonIy h,v. tbe,e rod, become ceiebrated for the
nyotecti, of hniI,,. b1 aIso f,r sbin,inr bay ing
the snnoarsnea oI \ rome. Thnt which is intended
for condnction. ia made permAusUl by formiug n
back stay, or part Of the rigging, passing Into
conpar nate which IL ntt.che 10 ts vessel In sch
SvPF0' Pss,,og .'eu 70 ~. : = - -, - -, a. T. ~
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AMENDMENT NO. 2.

AMENUmENt NOs tf.a.
Rssolred blythe General Assembiybffh Srsfs ~
OaO, Ihree-hnhs of the memb err; elected 70 each
House concnrnng therein, that b., and hereby 10,
proposed The electors OF this State to- vote the
second Tuesday OF October next upon the approyator
rejection ofthe following amen ndment, subsAtute
for the h and sixth sections OF the fourth article
the Constitution, ,viz SEC. 5. District Courts ahh
be held In each county AT least once in each year. By
one or District Judges elected by the elecioTs
Of separate districts 10 bc prescribed by aw, who
shall hold their office for five years; and during their
continuation in office shall reside In tho district for
which they are elected The provisions OF the four
teenih section Of this article shall apply TO Distfiet
Judges. The General Assemby may BY law authorize
the Judges Of the District Court and OF the courts OF
common pleas ito Ok The times Of holding thsir pspec-
live courts. Until District Judges shall have Been
elected and qualified, District Courts shall be held BY
The n1gcs Of the Suprsme Court and ofthe Courts OF
Common Pleas, us now authorized. Sec. g. The Dis.
trct Court stall have such Jurisdiction ssmny be
provided by aw Judges thereof thal lave and
exercise such power and ut and
may be required TO sit Ds judges Of the courts OF Com
mon PleasLs shall be directed by law. .a9.Et l5i
"-t d Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
..'. "''. G W. President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857, t.g..- ..l...,.{ -
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Improve YOUR StOclx.


THE well.known Stock Horse SEARcHER
L will be kept In Ravenna the coming a. h
season. Terms-Sl5 for the season; cash lSlN
or satisfactory note ut the time Of service. /E2A
The English Blooded Dranght Horse
~, co4cHaAE 1sh Be kaRs in .Rsvenna The
- of jet black color, and weighs over 1900
pounds. Terms$io for the season; or satisfacl
Ory note at the time Of service = -" - -,
For full description, pedigree. etc., of The above
orses see handbils. Stables in the rear OF the Col
ms House: Season commences April 18th, and ends
octopeI ISIS 1897. E'sL ~ tIt4 d. ANDREWS. q
March 10, 1a5z-tf ".
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AMENDMENT NO. 8.

RssoIred5ythe General ASssmbiy 9ftAs Sfsts
Ohio, Three iifths of the members elected 10 each
branch, concprrng therein that il be and hereby Is
proposed 10 the electors Of the State, 10 vote on the
HE following amendment 0s Substitute Tor iha sees
od and third sections Of the welh article Of the
Constitution. ~. s.# s irfIHNh sa}e7A ~
Alproperty, persona md real, shall be subject to
taxation, by a uniform ruie at the true value thereof
such deductions from credits may be
9msa as tas , sner1 Asse0y % may Heem expedisn
cs, and all other public property, and NIL institutions
Of purely public charity, and all houses used excln-
svoly 70. public worship sha! be exemption taxa
of any person shall not exceed fifty dollars, The same
may be exempt from taxation. All property employ.
equal to that imposed tho property Of individuals.
NH. VAN WORRIES, 43S
Speaker Of the Bosst thf,kspfeseatativss.
.--,- : ... .FH THOMAS n, FORD, X
Prssident Of the senate.
Dated April 81, 1857. ,.. ....tf -, .--'
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TO THE PUBLIC. ags
THE RAvENN!A
Carriage sg Manufacturing
.... CO M P A N Y.
SWIFT-SURE LINE!

Strai ight abeoa, but cool and steady-Noercite.
ment, and no danger of EYPLOSIONg .
ME are now receiviHg from New York,
w large addition to our usual stotkof
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Brushes, Per(um-
cry, Groceries, Glass Ware, 6e.,n
including all the popular Patent Remedies in use,
which propose to sell such prices us will give
satisfaction. We shallcontinue heretofore 10 MAX
proper deddcton to such buy in for re-
failing. Prescriptions will be put our
custom may be assured that are not 90 axious
70 trade TO sell such articles as are not waAted
pia ,e of those we do not keep. . s. rsHa . =
/" Eight Dollar BfaBdyo for six DolloFs, and other
Liquors in proportion, those who buy them for Ne.
dieinal use strictly Gad honestly. TP None others
need apply.1L SWIFTS DRUG STORE,
10. w. Sign of the Golden Mertar,
July, 1855, 't" opposite the GeaSt House.
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Fancy Goods

NJ RS. MERRITT is receiving her Spring
IL Millinery and Fancy Goods, 10 which wesinyile
h6f1s and trimmed 20 order. You viii and Skirts
Corset Shoes, Hose and Embroideries Stlups for
embroidery &c. Stamping done to order.Is 'l.ys.
RaveRna, April 18th, 1879. -. n - .--n
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S. G.. TUFTS
Patent Portabc sclGSuppOrtiDg
..... ...'A + Il N e z re Z j j

THIS FENCE, patented April l, 1856,
l. POSSESSES many adtahtages SSet ill ogber fences:
among other advantages, may b6 enumerated The fol.
lnwing, ,yiz:-lss. Where lumber is worth 81 20 per
hundred II costs % cents per rod less than the
mon post boasd fence In fencing fen acfes, the
saving will be $3I 90; Or IN fsnsing both sides Of
railroad, th saving is $iG6 40 per e Cd II can be
made In bad weather., when farm hands are gener.
ally idle. 3D. The fence being portaLle can be hanged
As she fence Is entirely aboyc ground, II will Last
without repair twfc as long asa poss and tetd os,
Farmers Of Portage couatycan obtain ihe right OF
constructing and using this fence by applying to the
undersigned The right Of fence for farm OF 100
acres will We sold for s. 90.
Asa pie Of the fesss caRsc seen in Ravenna In
the vacant lot west OF the Town Hall. ~.
% ,'''7'7' T. NJ. JONES, s'.
RaAennn, Dee. 4, IaJ6-tf -
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DIR. J. G.. WILLIS & D. R. JENNINGS
EN- lists

,-7st -e.s u y N lS i y, ses-
w OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w oftk.s and adjoining counties, Shit fhcyarepre.
pared W perform any operation in DENTISTRY
Whiehay be entrusted to them, tn the highest style
Of the art Whole and partial sets Ofteeih inserted
on the atmospheric pressure principle; lseayed teeth
plugged with gold or tin foil, which VIII preserve
hem for years. Pivet teeth inserted. Teeth remoy-
cd with az III 10 pain asppssiblesor with no pain at
sHt desired, by the Of eh0foform. All persons
wanting anything In the line 81 Dentistry, are Invited
70 give US call before engaging work elsewhers.--
All work will be warranted and full satisfaction
GUARANTEED. se esss
Rsfarenee siyen TO- any number Of PERSONS who are
wearing opF work with psEtecs ayeeess. ..sss.<g \
!. .t.s4t.g 10, i5.,ss ca WILLIsA tENNIKCS.
GFomes IN West .snd Of Brick. Block, orer tbs
exchange Once Of RobiHson, King & Co.
Apfifls, Is57s q ~ ~ ~ -, 4, (,
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ENTfAT RYL
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

FHE subscriber having taken the oldstab1
J. Of Durham& Gardner, two doors east oftbe brfsk
olock In RaveDDa, intends to ntinue the Boor bK
and LEATHER business In all its branches. z l87l
He will keep on hand, TO meet the wants oSis ems.
TONERS, the Boot and Shoe line
ofail kinds ofboth eastern and homs faade work and
most Kinds ofLeathOr, Linings, nAdfpgs. Lasts, &c.
.Allhome made work will be ofthe bcstmateriajthat
can be procured; and having engaged the services o
1T. SHAW, to do bis cutting, who has been employed
IS cutter In some Of the best estabshmentsiu in the
country, he furnish his custom
with any article In the Boot Shoe line that wifi
compare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east west. '.H IE-.I5 III = !" = :
Cash, Veal skins and most kinds N In
Iayme eRt.-MaFeh M.ls55-32-tf John GILLIs :
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House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale.
THE undersigned offers for sale, House
and Lot, situate In the village of Ravenaa Gins
Immediately east Of the Brick Block. Tho portio,p
offered for sale is the central part being 50 5o ee
and ls0 feet Deep Said property Is situated in the
business part Of the town, and Is conveniently h.
Gated for business stand dwelling house, or boS
combined. On said premises Is a house, well, cis
tern, stone cellar and barn &ad the same will be-
Terms easy: For farther particulars, .enouire q
MICHAEL STUART, Esq, Attorney at Law, Raven
nas o. Or address the undersigned. s ~ ~ =
! Dec. lHh, la56.-tE. A, WoOnWoRTp =
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PhaIo1's PaphIOn Lotion;
on. FLoRAL prGoTHIzR.

A GREAT COSMETIC for beautiying
"A the skin and completion, and for curing ehuPPed
Sealds, BuIns, etc. aud sno cure for the Piles
lone washing viii give instant relief Amer shaving,
his very soothing 10 The skin. II keeps Tho hands
son and white, and for all nnamations 6f the skin, q
will be found 10 be great remedy. Price, Que dollar
nor bottle.
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J6 WITNESSES; OR, The FuRG IN

.)h WITNESSES; OR, THE FURG 4B
~ CONVICTED.
john 8. DYE Is IuE AUTHOR, 20 =
Who has had t.n years experience as Banker and \
Publisher, pbd Author OF =
a Series Of lectures otfhe Broa6foy Tabernacle, z
whcn, Tor ten successive nights, over -
Greeted him " ith rounds q 81 plause,
while hg exhibited tie manner in which counter, 7,
fciters executed their frauds, and the surest
aud shortest means of detectiI them. =
The Bank Note EHYruvers say he is the greatest -
Judge Of Paper Money Lipiag., .f, z
GREATEST DISCOVERY Of THE PRESENT =,
SnErEcy1xe couwTERFEiT sts7GRF fss Baxx BILLS. : :
Describing every Genuine Riii IN existence, and &
exhibiting al glance every Conneffeit =
T' In circulation. 4 ~ ~
Arranged admirably that Refcr nee is Easy and .
Detection lnssantahcots: 8
II Pho Index to examine. No pages TO hhnt: &
But so simplifcd and arranged that the Merchant, z
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