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C. II. IssERTEL.
a. E. NORMAN
:. II. IssERTEL A, L. NORMAN
1SSERTEL 6 NORMAN,
NVRBhnIsSa g e.


1SSERTEL 6 NORMAN,
WalllaIla, S. C.
fNllE subscribers beg leavc to inform their
friends and the public generally, that they
are now receiving large and elegant as
sortment of seasonable
RDPy Goods,
Consisting of the usual variety, which arc of
the latest styles and most beautiful patterns.
Together with fresh supply of
GROCERIES,,
Purchased on the best terms in the New York,
Baltimore and Charleston markets, and will
be sold on the best terms for cash only. Try
them.
JcweIry, sc.
They also have on hand a very valuable Stock
of Jowclry. including splendid Gold and Sill
yer WATCHES, and Fancy Articles.
Drugs, Medicines, sc.
Their Stock in this department is heavy and
the assortment general, and, as great care
was had,in buying, the purchaser may rest
assured of getting pure article.
Their Stock embraces quite variety of
other articles, which can enly be appreciated
by being seen. Call early and buy bargains.
ISSERTETL & NORMAN.
Walhalla, May 25, 1857 46 If
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Final Estate Notice.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all
parties Interested, that a final sottlemont
of the Estate of Allen Robinson, deceased,
will be made before the Ordinary, at Pickens
G. H., on Monday the 9TH day Of Decembor
next. After that time will not De Au,a re.
sponsiblc for interest
ALNA GRIFFIN, A,ilur
Sept. s, 1857 g 3r
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~ Cd PHCE.

4 FINAL settlement of the Estate of C. ID.
n Keith, deceased, will be made before the
Ordinary, ut Pickcns c. H., OH the first Satur-
day in January next All persons indebted to
said estate must come forward and pay up, anil
those having demands will render them in legal
ly attcstcd by that time.
MATTHEW KEITH, Admir-
August 26, 1857 an
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Sketches, Of Distinguished Men at the
4. Knoxville Convention.

DASScnoS VI OiSIinS ulSneu Vuen at tne
Knoxville Convention.
Mr. Posey, writing to the Alabama Amer
lean, thus sketches some of our South Car
olinians, and others, who were present at
the late Knoxville Convention:
The FIRST lnan of the South Caroliua del
egation is the Hon. w. w. Boyce, for sew
eral years past ,uember of Congress. He
is about thirty-fyc years old, but looks
younger and is a very handsome man. He
is very reserved and taciturn, and rarely
engages in conversations He speaks hu-
emily, and there is always pointedness, force
and pith in his speeches. There is moth
ing about the lnan or his speeches of the
common place and hockneycd order / al
ways listen to him with interest aud pleas
llre.
7 Mr.. Bryan, of South Carolina, is, on ac-
count of his physique, the "observcd of all
Observers" He is a very largo person, and
has a beard which Spanish Don or 4
French Marquis might envy. 1t is fifteen
inches long, as fine as "split silk, and dark
as Erobus He wears an ample Byron col
lar without a cravat. He is an elegant and
much esteemed gentleman, and has very
respectable talents.
From Georgia, the most striking man is
Ben Yancey, now of Atlanta. Very hand
some, of fine figure, with fair complexion,
light hair, blue eyes, golden spcctaclcs,
composed and easy in manner, he has a
very scholarly and impressive appearance.
A man who sees him once, will turn to look
again; woman who looks once will look
all the time. Mr.. Yancey is man of de-
cidcd talents, but good deal milder and
less emphatic than his Alabama brother.
j have known him since / was a boy, and
always admired him.
The young Hercules of the Convention
is Roger a. Pryor, of Virginia, the editor
of the "South." / heard the question ask
cd a dozen times, "how old is hep" He
looks SO young as to cause surprise at the
distinction he has attained. He is lust
turned of twenty-cight years, though he
docs not appear to he over twenty y-one.-
He is small in person, not exceeding 125
pounds III weight, has sharp, prominent
features, very long black hair combed be-
hind his ears, and dark brunette com
plexion. He has a clear musical voice, the
first tone of which attracts attention and
commands silence. He is an ingenious
and able debater, and an eloquent dcclaim-
or. In politics he is an ultra State rights
and Southern rights man Pure in his
principles, lofty in his patriotism, bold,
earnest and defiant in his advocacy ofright,
he seems like Ronzi amidst the sad de-
gencracy of the latter days of the Roman
Empire.
ThriI1iuos e
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VALUABLE LAND


at Private Sale or Auction.
lWEWlLL sell at private sale, on accommo-
w dating terms, one of the most desirable
TRACTS OF LAND in Pickcns District 1t lies
on both sides Of Twelve Mile River, and con-
tains Twelve Hundred Acres more or less.
There arc two residences on the tract, and One
Hundred and Forty Acres of good River Bottom
This tract is cligibly situated on the public road
III miles cast Of Pickens C. H., and adioins
lands of WIN. IL. Anderson, Richard Baker and
others
bargain will be sold in this Land, if appli
cation be made at an carly day. Apply on the
premises to HARRIET BAKER
j.. NJ. BAKER,
w. II. BAKER
PoSTSCRIPT.-If the above Tract of Land
is not disposed of before, it will be sold at Auc-
tion, at Pickens c. H., on SALEDAY in Octo-
bcr next, on credit of twelve months with in
tcrcst md good security.
Aug. II, 1867 5 If
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS /!
At Pickensville.


'IvlE subscribers have just received q large
STOCK OF GOODS,
Bought on tho most reasonable terms, and will
be sold as low as Goods can be bought in the
up country. We have general assortnent
of Goods of every description, consisting of
STAPLE 6 FANCY GOODS for Ladies,
Gentlcmons, Youths and Misses wear. Hats
and Bonnets Of every style and quality;
large lot Of Boots and Shoes; Hardware, Chi
ma, Glass and Earthenware of the latest styles;
Nails and Castings.
GROCERIES,,
Such as Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &C..
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils Dye Stuffs.
In fact, we have some of every article usu.
ally kept in Stores in the country, and we
are determined to sell Goods as cheap as they
are sold i'll Greenyillc or any other retail
market. Our torms arc cash, and barter that
will command cash. We will toke in on
change for Goods almost every product of the
farmer. Come one. come all, with your mon
cy and produce, and you shall not go away
dissatisfied.
L. A. &W. A. ALEXANDER.
July 9, 1857 50 3m
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POWDER, LEAD AND SHOT.
4 FULL supply Of POWDER, LEAD AND
II SHOT can be found ri Pickcns c. II. and
Nine Times, For sale low. #
j. n. LAWRENCE.
July 4, 1867 81 IF
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NEW STORE & NEW GOODS.
G.. EgIECENE. .IAR.

c.. RHECHGE, .JEe.
WISHES to inform his friends and the pub
W lie Of Pickcns District, and the surround
ing country generally, that he has lately re-
turned from Charleston and has now opcned
his Store at Walhnlla, opposite Planters IIo-
tel, whore he is Offering for sale fine and
large Stock of
EDRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES; HARDWARE, GRO
CERIES, &c. &c.
which he intends to sell low for CASH Come
and judge for yourselves, and then give
me q trial.
The undersigned has also made an engage
ment with Mr.. w. WALsEMAN, an experienc-
cd Merchant Tailor, who will always make to
order all kinds of Clothing for Gentlemcn's
Wear, in the best and ncatcst Styles and la
test Fashions.
Gentlemen who wish to got fine suit of
Clothing, will do well by calling on me and
examine my Goods.
G. RIECKE, Jr.
Walholla, Aug. 10, 1857. 8 If
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NOTHCE.
FRESH ARRIVAL.

lust RECEIVED and for sale low good APP
O PIE VINEGAR, and lot of F1CT0RY
THREAD.
L. & L. T.. ALEXANDER.
July a, 1857 81 tr
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Final Notice.

LII those indebted to l.. c. CnAIG & Co. and
IL l.. G. s. w. N. CnAo, either by Notc or Ac-
count are called upon, for the last time in this
manner, TO come forward and pay up. Wehato
given long indulgence, but must now ask for
full and prompt settlement Should this rca-
sonable request not DO Immediately complied
with, the Books of Account and Notes win be
placed in the hands Of Messrs. NoRRIs, HARM
son PULLIAM for collection
l.. @. & w. N CRAIG.
July so, 1857 8 tf
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LOTS FOR. SALE

DERSONS defirous of purchasing LOTS IN
L TIE TOWN OF WALlIALLA. can have
them on tho usual conditions. Apply to
j. Ii. OSTENDORFF, Agent
Walhalla, Nov. Q, 1854 90 te
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NEW PATENTS.

Walhalla, Aug. 10, 1857.
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a SMART DARK &, ---te Sanbo, what do
you think 'bnnt the World come 70 an en-
din ysf4 eDar, go way niefse7y you
knows nafGn tail bout do subjeok Hos
can diS world hah en- end when ftbe fcund?"
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MORE THAN 1 PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RY FHENATIONAL LINE.
rRspOrts Furnished by the Associated Press.J

LOUISVILLE, August 17.-During the thunder
storm this afternoon, the steamer EaVes was struck
by lightning Nobody was hurt The hurric me
deck of the boat was somewhat shattered. The
damage done is but slight.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The French Ambassador in Turkey suspended
relations because the ModaVian els ctions not
set aside.
A despatch from ST. Cloud states that toe En-
perez and Empress viii leave Wednesday to visit
Queen Victoria.
No confirmation Of the fall of Delhi has been re-
ceived.
European residents we're under arms at Madras
in momentary expectation OF an outbreak.
WASHINGTON, August fifth jury 10 the case
Of the alleged election rioters disagreed after four
days confinement in the Jury room.
BosroE, August Ian arrival from CapetoWn
reports tremendous gales last June. A number of
vessels were wrecked on the coast
New York, August 1s:-The steamship Tennes-
see has arrived from Aspin wall with the remainder
of Walkers army.
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AAOtel al Ancfion

ON M6S9AY, sFd Gay q October next I vHl essr
~ pnaiso Aheilon, my Hotel, knoaa A. fhs sTRENTOs
HOTEL, togsIsF With the Stable aaa sartsn 81 there
attached situated 10 The toWn Of TFsnt6n Teuu
This IA sEluabe property. slhsF A. \ ubts Hoass q.
sr basinezs o. character being stu.ted ii snd -
pying TIE most ss1hss Fsition basnsss In ts,su
sia eel on tbs eay ccias anrEs dsrasSd 81 pTFateI
Ia ths meantinir shall 10 korp ii opsn fsr ~
accommodation Of ihe puzzle. zRa Nhe nav he pass
pitahis cheer F -
1Fensoa- Aug j, isoT--im. J. D. HILL
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CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS!
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ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF

EVERY KNO WV DISEASE!
The undersigned having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville, for the sale Of the Medical Preparations
mended IN "Dr. Freeses Combined System Practice for
Physicians and Families would respectfully
such Of citizens need Fes6OrdtiSc to heath.
These preparations compounded from the recipes
the celebrated Physicians and Surgeons of Europe
America aud will e0ey kRyll disease that is at
within tn reach OfTemedies These Preparations
been ested for by Professor Feese, and other
brated Physicians of country in their daily practice
and have been found invariably eGectual.
For further particulars, Dr. Presses Combined sys-
tenn OF Practice,-tcgether with Cards, Posters, &c.
Both tn Book, Medicine Chests and Medicines may be
had Of undersigned, at his Drug Saore in Nashville
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 20 SeWanee Building, q ege ST.,
luneI6-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a vendtoui eKponas TO directed, and
ID delivered from the honorable Circuit Court OF David
county, Tennessee at its May Term, 1851 wi expose
public the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
house yard gate in he city Of Nashville on urday the
I4th day September 1851 all the right title claim in
terest estate which John ColtaTt then had may
acquired in and the following described tract
situated in Davidson county Tennessee
and follows toWit Being part Of Lot No. u,
in the plan Balch and Whitesds addition to Nashville
beginning Jackson street, the line Of Mrs. Christie
pner hundred feet from High street, ami running
with Jackson ward leo feet thence back at
10 thence towards High street 100 feet
thence the beginning for particular desc ipOn OF
which made Book No. p page 49, in the
Registers Off &c Of Davidson county Levied upon the
property Of John CoItart, this tnuary l, 1851.
auq15 JNU. K EDMONSON, Sheriff.
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, August 17.-Sales of Cotton to-day
500 bales Orleans l6; Upland I5s. Flour and
Whisky dull. White wheat $50; Red Ill. Mixed
Corn sc. Mess Pork 2490; Prime 2O5O BeeI
steady. Lard 16. BdcOn buoyant; Clear Sides
IA. Sugar steady. Freights on cotton to Liver
pool 49,
NEW ORLEANS, August 17.-Sales Cotton to-day
800 bales; l45aI5 bales of new sold at Is. Flour
lower. Red wheat l27. Lard in tierces t.
Other articles unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS August 1S.-Sales of Cotton to-
day 300 bales; prices unchanged; sales for days
1900 bales; receipts 80 bales; stock in port 10, $40
bales. Flour dull; superfne st. Louis Sc CO..
Wheat &c higher. Oats 40. Freights dull. Ster.
ling Exchange q, on New York %.
New YoRE, August IS.-Sales Cotton to-day
800 bales, firm. Flour and Corn firm; Wheat un-
settled; Mess Pork 25t; Lard 16; Sugar heavy;
Rio Coffee lO9; Bacon dull.
CINCINNATI Aug. 1s.-Flour So so; Red wheat
81; white 81 20; Whisky 25c; Corn 7oa73c; Pre-
visions Fl m.
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mt. vernon AssocLation of Tennesse

MT. Vernon Association of Tennessee.
1t will be seen by the following letter that the
Treasurership of the Mount Vernon Associ zion of
this State, has been rendered to Prof. LNDsLEY of
this city:
NASHVILLE, Aug. 18th, 1857.
To DR. j. B. LINDSEY,
Chancellor of the Nashville University
DEAR SIR:-HaVing recently been appointed by
the Southern Matron Vice President Of the Central
Committee of Mount Vernon Association for the
Union, and President for Tennessee, have the
honor to appoint you Treasurer OF the Mount Yer
non Association of this State, to receive all mon
les subscribed by the citizens of Tennessee for the
purchase OF Mount Vernon, the home and grace Of
Washington.
Flattering myself that you will accept the APP
pointment, have the honor to be
Your friend,
MARY RUTLEDGE FOGG.
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SHEI.IEE,S SALE.

DY virtue a VenditiOni to directed, and
d delivered from the honorable Circuit Court of David
county, Tennessee its May Term, 1884, will expose
public highest bidder for cash at the Court
house yard gate the ctv Of Nash vile, Saturday the
14th day of September 1851 all the right title, claim, in
and which John COtart then had, or may
hav acquir the following described Lots
ground lying in Nashville, Davidson county Tennessee,
bounded foows Beng part of Lot No. &C. beginning
Thomas corner College street, running South
with the line said Is feet the centre Of Lick
Branch then nee the Branch with its meanders, to
Harrisous corner ence with Harrsons line TO the
beg ming Another beginning tck street. the
line Mr.. -, nine feet from High street, running
100 feet thence back at right angles 40
feet thence High 100 feet, thence to the
beginning being part No. H. Levied upon the
property OF John Co.tart this 26.h OctOber 1886.
E. ID. WENTWORTH, @. D.
aug15. JNO. EDMoNsoN, Sheriff.
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FEVER Acknowledgements among the various remedies
for this disease stands DR.. shallenberger's Andoe
few doses will any ordinary case and dose nva-
raby stops the chil. 1t contains nothing in the least
degree hurful the system under any circumstances,
and produces the unpleasant effects that attend
use Of Qunine and other agents in general 1t cures
form Of the disease and the original and only An
tjdOte for Malaria.
Ask cf DR.. ShaHenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote
and be get pills Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 So Sole Proprietors A. T. sHAL-
LESBERGER 4 Co.. Rochester, Pa. aug4-8mdtrikw.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Y al DEEAR II
aESgTON 1919


TTNHE Seventh Annual Course Lectures IN this Insu
i ton viii commence Monday, the I'd q November
next continue till the first Of the ensuing March.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BERRIEH LINDsLEY NJ D., Pr, fes sOr OF Chemistry
and Pharmacy
OK WINSTON, NJ. D., Professor OF Matera Mediea aud
Medical Jurisprudence.
A H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgical AnatO-
my and Physiology.
JOHN NJ WATSON, NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children.
PAUL r. EVE, 81 d. Professor Of Principles and Prac-
Hce of Surgery.
W. K. BOWLING, NJ. D., Professor Of Institutes and
Practice Of Medicine.
WILLIAM t. BRiGGs, NJ. D., Adjunct Professor and
Demonstration of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will opened for students the
frt Monday in October, (the 5thl
Preliminary Course Of Lectures, free to all Students
will be given by the Professors, commencing also the
first Monday Of october.
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction OF the
Faculty, is open to the Glass free Of Charge,
CniQue has been estab ished in connection with the
University which operations performed and cases
bed lectured upon In the Of the
Glass.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures is SiO5; Naturalization fee
(paid onyl 5; Practical Anatomy, s10 Graduation
Fee 495
Good boarding be procured for IS 10 a. per week.
For further Information or Catalogue apply TO
PAUL +. Eve, NJ. D.,
augT-SW. Dean Of the Faculty.
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HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHERRY STREET. AND
NEGEO WOMAN LIZZIR

Blake and BFosn Mary Fie1nanet al
W ". PfnHeo Co. %. sane.
s-W. HaEslIine Co - sane.
DY Virfne e decree pFunoaneea n ths aboVs cznsss
ID b. she Chsncery Ccart Is SsshFilts sell st ths
lot the ely Of AEehyhs, day
Of eeeber, the hoabe and ot the side Of Chsrry
street. ARI The FeFzndah HOTEL present occupied
- SASH 4. baEE. Ths fFoutinE aboat Is fesa and
running eaek hhont no feel e = GlsY.
And Ehe tine kud place vi EEL. TIE negro 20
LEEir mentioned ia tie ElsadnEs and hired %
M. joel DAVIS.
Txans-Por ne Hoass Aad Lea sES years. Vim Ia.
tsres, except ele9 cak. Per ne Slave, oaths Wlth
IN sere sn 10 ee retained e. ne t end aoss required
% be sci sseaFed In each ease
q .. B8IKK @ 4 IL
fs4art 49, s1keI1.
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SHERIFFALTY.

OF We authorized to announce JAMES b. BISToE as
candidate sheriff Of Davidson county, the next
March election.
Do We authorized 70 JoHs K. EDHoNDsoS
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the next
March election
~ We are authorized to announce E. B. BIGLEY
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county the next March
ele' ton.
II We authorized to announce A. Creole, as
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the next Marc
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

b1- We authorized Capt JOIN S. DASH
candidate for Comfy Court Clerk at the March
election.
~ We authorized to announce FELIX r. CHEAT
HAN, candidate for reelection the Office Of County
Court Clerk Election in March next.
ar We authorized to THos D. sTOGSEE
candidate for County Court Clerk the next March
election
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E8- Mr.. John Dolan, the "better citizen" whom
we mentioned yesterday as having b en- the depos.
itory of John Mullen, dos business on Market
street. He appears TO have been properly cautious
in the transaction and his good name and fame are
in no wise compromised by it. No one suspects he
had any part or lot in Mullen's proposed specul,-
ton in liberatng slaves. That is out of Mr.. Do,
lans line. Let those who may have thought 9th.
erwise, on seeing his name connected with the
matter be assured Of that.
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jon PRINTING.-Elegant as have been the spec
linens of Job Printing turned out by the "PATBIoT
JoB OFFICE" it is now prepared even TO improve
upon them. Persons wishing any description OF
plain fancy job Printing will please send in their
orders, which will be promptly executed at the
lowest price,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY CURED.
TEEoDo FRANK ESQ.,, of the Pittsburgh and steuken-
vile Railroad Once, says:
'For years I have been invalid from Dyspepsia =
With hope relief resOrted to many advertised
dies failed deriving the benefit sought for
tried your HOLLAND BTTTERs, the happy effects Of
which upon the digestive organs and in restoring debi
tated system it confidently all
suffering from Dyspepsia.
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LOTs ON sUmMER STREET.

Jno. A. McCsmpbell Trustee, &C., VS.. W. J. Mari.
IN pursuance Of the decree in this case the May
Term, 1851, will sell the 18th day Of September
next the Court house lot in this city, edit
aud two with interest and free from redemption 15
OF ground the side
the property conveyed to complainant by Milton Bourne
This property is Of good depth, and back alley
16 feet wde and 1t is expeo ed that the
ably subdvided by day Of sale when particulars viii
made known. O. ID. BRIEN, O. 4 NJ.
augT. ChAncery Court, az Nashville.
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HOIIOway's Pills and OIntment.-Pubic
opinion compelling the hospts throughout Europe and
Amer to adopt this Alternative anti bilious and
restorative medicine Sufferers from chronic Indigestion
costVeness, dy entery dar a and liver complaint, who
have been under for years. by its
tnued The Ointment is also sovereign remedy for
cufa
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DIR. JOHN w. MORTON
TTAs removed his ONCE from No. e Cherry street to
H No. SO Cedar street. JuVo.

Southern Lottery.
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To be drawn every Saturday In July
and August, 1858.
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200 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.
CISTERNS.

CISTERNS.
TENHIS Is the favorable time build Ciserns.
Il GREAT CIsTKhN BUnDER, HUGH L. BEATTY, Is nov in
this city, and prepared build them Of ali sizes ApPH-
cations made BY note or oihsrsises 70 H. G. Scove VII
receive prompt attention. liuns25-u
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srEAMBoAT avn RIvER JEWS.

The river is getting low again, there being but
feet water on the Shoals. and falling.
The Cuba arrived yesterday from Psducah.
The Maryland, Cuba and Nettie Miller departed
for Paducah, and the pr, Robertson for st. Louis.
The HartsEille departs to day for Paducah.