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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-11
From the Indiana Journal.
A New State Prison.


The Tcrro Haute Journal of Friday cve-
ming week contains some sensible sugges-
tions in regard to the course to be taken
in providing additional necessary room for
the States prisoners. whicA we copy be-
low. 1t thinks. and so do we, that a new
pcnitentiary. in some other part of the
State, shonld be built. And some of our
contemporaries have already suggested La
fayette as a good point. We sec no rea-
son to dissent from the suggestion, if the
Lafayette people do not. They are inter-
cstcd moro than Others. We confess that
we should not care to see it established
here, and if tho citizens of Lafayette have
no objection, that place presents very ell
igible location for it. Its easily acccssi-
bic, is a healthful situation, and about the
centre Of the villainy ofthe State, if we may
judge from the murders and convictions
that occur there. and in the vicinity. The
Tcrre Haute journal. the editor of which
is one oftllc Directors Of the State's pris-
on. and well able to speak authoritatively.I
says:
The State Prison is filed to overfowing.
there being four hundred and twenty nine
male, and nine female convicts thercin.-
This is an increase in two years and half
of one hundred and fifty-scven, over and
above the number that have died, been par
doned out. and released by expiration Of
their term Of service =
Our principal object in referring to this
matter at this time is to show the necessi-
ty OF building new prison. or greatly en-
larging the grounds and buildings of the
present one. We think, however, that e.
economy aud convenience would favor the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-11
THE REPUBLICAN,
PLYMOUTH, IND,
Thursday. -: November II, 1898.

Ess- Henry s. Lane, Q. L. Morton, ..
w. Parker, A. 2. Ucscy and Joseph A.
Wright arc -spesoh Of as candidates for
United STATE Senator's in the place Of the
present bogus incumbcnts-
ys1ight's election would plague Bright
and Fitch worse than that of any other
man. Lane and Wright or Morton and
Hovcy would be a change decidedly for
the better. l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-11

W At the last term of the Logan Va
County Court, a Mr.. Steele recovered a
verdict of SIC, 900 against a Mr.. Hnlley,
for abuse Of his wife by H.'s wife. Steele
afterwards generously released the whole
Judgment, saying that it was his wifa's
character. not money. for which he began
the suit
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-11
Agricultural.

There will be an adjourned meeting of
the Marshall County Agricultural Society,
at the Court House, Saturday, November
18th, 1858, at 10 \. NJ. for the purpose
of settling the finances of the Society.
/. b. HALSEY, Prcs't.
SAM. D. CoRBMEy. Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-11

re- Hon. Edward Everett, having re-
covered from his late serious illness, has
returned to South Carolina. to repeat. for
the benefit of the Mt. Vernon Association,
his oration on Washington. On arriving
at Charleston, he was presented with the
freedom Of all the railroads in the State,
for one year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE
MedicaI Department.

FEVE tWeutyeCOnd annual Of Lectures viii
School the first Monday in November and close
the FeruHry, under the following arrangement
LUNSFuRD p YANDEL, 81. d. Professor Of Physiology
Pathological Anatomy.
BENZ R. PALMER, N. d. Professor Of the Principles and
Practice Of
J. LAWRENCE swirl NJ D., Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and TONCOlogy.
ROBERT J. BBECKINRIDGE, NJ. D., Professor Of MateriR
Meiica and Therapeutics.
JOSHUA B. FLINT, NJ Professor Of Clinical Surgery.
THEODORE BELL n. D. Professor Of the Theory Prsc
Of Medicine
LLEWELLNN POWELL NJ D., Professor Of ObseTic Medicine.
D. ". BENSON, NJ. D. Professor Of Descriptive aud Surgical
Anatomy.
s NJ BENISS, NJ. D.. Professor Of Clinical Medicine.
ARCHIE b. COOK NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
los. Matrculati0n and Library
rhe s. Practical Anatomy and Dissection SO. Graduation
lee SIS.
preliminary Of Lectures viii be given by the Fac
ty. commencing the FIRST Monday in October at which time
the DsseCting Rooms viii also be opened
Clinical instructions Will given twice week az the Louisville
Arinr pt from @ l Of October till the close Of the
Cnigue has also been established in connection with the
University which operations performed and prescribed
and eCturei upon presence Of the class.
For further information apply L. T. TANDELL,
iyISdi r6c-2t- Dean Of the Faculty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10

We learn from the Huntingdon Patriot that the Hon. s. C.
PAvArr the Chancellor for that District granted injunction
the 4th s the instance Of l. R. HAwKSs, Esq, attorney
for WIN A. THAEFz restraining the collection Of the Railroad
levied ha Of people Of Henry county for the bene
ct OF the Memphis Ohio Railroad The effect Of this inunc
ton viii be restrain the collection OF the FAR THARPE
is concerned, while the legality Of the Fhole proceeding WILDE
brought directly before the Courts for adjudication The Patriot
understands the legality OF the will be contested upon
a grounds The result Of this suit will doubtless be looked
to with degree Of anxiety deciding the fats Of the tax
Henry county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10

PRoTEouoN.-In another column paper will he found
the advertisement by Mr. NASH OF the Home Insurance Company
Of New Ork Of which he the Agent in this city, The Com
any ranks among the very best in the United States point Of
good mauagementan ready any demands that may
against it under its contracts
This inst tuition at its organization adOpte and villa carry
out the golden rule Of making dividends stockholders until
first setting aside sufficient fund to provide for unearned pre-
NUNS outstanding policies. It has large paid up capital
and large surplus will be byrerenct the advertise
nen, aud lie worthy the public confidence the fullest extent
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Opinions Of the supreme Court.

The Legal Profession Magistrates, and others interested, will
hear In mind that the UNION the papers
authorized by publish the opinions Of the Supreme Court
Of the same, furnished by Attorney
the State. We publishing the opinions Of the Court
its recent session Jackson rapidly they hand
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10

The Sparta Times publishes the following marriage notice:
Barred Madison county, ARK, JOSEPH BoGER formerly
Sparta aged t50 gears, to Miss Nancy Chandler aged
years By marriage Mr. Rogers becomes brother
his andsonhs grandson having married his wies sister
IS ~ years since. singular analogy Of relationship
traced from this marriage, the old has great
grand chdren. We head contemporaries this time the
marriage question They may knock under and take their
sign until further dispatches from head quarters Of the OF
.r1arT7. Z
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see First and Fourth Pages.

The Bristol A6s Of the 9th says: "a Dr. POWELL mailing
Louisiana, attempted commit suicide BY cutting his
throat on Friday morning last three miles below thernvie
Depot He the train going East the time the rash act
attempted to be perpeaed, and deOus from
The cut considerable, though he passed here he
morning afterwards, his way Baltimore where, under
stand his family sOunipg, and presume be not in
any danger from the result Of his attempt his
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10

The Abingdon CVa,) Democrat has specimen Of wine
manufactured ty Mr.. B. sFREDE Of smythe county, va
from the common Winter Grape which grows such profusiOn
our woods strongly impregnated with the peculiar
avOr Of the grape and the Democrat pronounOes it decidedly
superior to anything bought in that region Of an i'm
ported article. Msny farmers might try the experiment Of
making wine from this species OF the grape.
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LAVA of Tennessee,

desiring copy the Acts and Of the late session
Of Legislature have them forwarded any point desg
nstsi by sending this office the Of $780, they pro
he Public Acts Alone nicely bound by sending SI0O.
Please send in your orders early day. and be supplied
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10

1--WE authorized to announce Gen. B. F. CHEArHaM sI
candidate for Mayorat the ensuing election.
augS-td
~ We authorized announce MosEs SINGLETON as
candidate for Mayor, the ensuing municipal election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10

The Joint Commission OF the states Of Virginia Tennessee
orun and remark the boundary line between States
ssbed at Abingdon the % inst, and proceeded oOrgsnize
their psry The commission consists Of Mess. BAUaH and
BIAcK, Ct Washington county, Va, and Mesrs BUEEs Of
Hawkins, BALE7 Athens Tennessee. They will proceed
% DE scsne Of their labors on ths 2Oth inst.
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NiayOraIfy.

IL We authorized announce J. W CoLEELN as can
nicpal election. d II
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Persons leaving the city the months have
the UNION AND mailed them any point and for
ued time, by leaving their address at cOuntDgrOO
No. ID North Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10

The carpenter shop Of Mr. A. MoRRlsos' Of Trenton,
vas destroyed by FIRE on the night Of the Sd nst together with
his tools and lumber Il supposed to be the work Of
az incen5iaTy.
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NASHVILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST iO' 1855.

The attention Of Railroad contractors directed to the adyer
ssment todsy paper FOR the letting Of work on the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad
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no on Citr subscribers.

We desire to have paper delivered regularly In good time
city subscribers, and those VINO fail receive it in this
manner will ObIge by reporting the Ofoe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10

The Abingdon a) Duuoerdt, raslesnake killed
near that pisces short time SINCE which measured six feet three
inches In length nine inches u circumference, and had
eighteen rsttes-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-10
EVE HE-NnREn nOLLARs REWARD.

EEh = HI y DRIED UOAhAAtS EhAa ~ AMI
ESUAN C. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all who shall these presentsreeting MheeS ~ mas
been mlle Euo that certain INV BJRloN cie'g
"a with having committed the offence OF emoezzeen ana mas
fled from justice, and Is running NJ large:
Now, therefore, l. Isham C. Harris, Governor as aforesaid ny
virtue of the power and authority In vested, do hereby offer
rer OF BOO any person persons who aPpreaend
the said h. ~ vs. Eurcn- and deliver him 70 the sheriff or oI
o. county Of Davidson, in order that justice in that behalf
may be h8i and executed.
Tn testimony whereof, have hercunO set my hand and
y caused the seal Of State be SdiNed g. Nash
t'-l vile the 3lst day Of May, 1853.
IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. Z. R. RAY Secretary Of State.
Iunel2-n
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weakness of the stomach and rua,gs.

Weakness of the Stomach and Indiaes-
tiOn-Aaot8sr Great Cure Effected BE- Bar2ape's Holland
BaersThe wife Of Pieter De Wite, living in Holland Town
shebOygsn county, Wisconsin, suffered much Weakness Of
the Stomach and Indigestion She had been under physicians
care for some time, the disease seemed be even bs
She purchased HOLLAND RITTERs at our Office which
has given her somach her appetite and strength are re-
turning and firmly believe that this another great cure
effected by your medicine.
We still record wonderful effected By this
remedy, wait another opportunity One thing you can
rely uponhst have published from persons much re
spectsd in our community, snd literally true.
J. QuIxTus
Ed. sheboygan NisuEsbods,
aug5-dtW&W1W shskoyusn, VIA
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Nsw YoHK, Aug. THE steamer Araso has ar
rived of Cape Race.
Cotton sales days 20 900 bales, dull; Prices ca
sier but quotations unchanged; BreadstuFs and
provisions quiet; Sugar firm, advanced 8 pence;
Consols 95s.
Manchester adviees favorable.
Flour quiet; Wheat steady; Beef dull. PORK stes-
dy; Bacon quiet Lard firm, holders demand an sd-
vance, quoted SIS.
p News uuimportant.
New ORLEANS, Aug. Cotton sales 23OO bales
11al14; Pork buoysRt, Is 90, rib sides 81 Tierce
lard liz Coffee, sales Of the week ESQ bags; stock
on hand II 600 bags against 1O7 600 bags last wear.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA
At Augusta.
THVHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES in this
Institution will begin the first MONDAY IN N0VEM.
Der next, with Introductory Lecture by Prof JOSEs.
Emeritus Prot. Of Anatomy-G NJ. NEWTON, Md.
AnatOmy-H F. CAMPBELL, N D.
Surgery. A. DUGAS, Md.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-JOS. JONES. ND.
Inttutes and Practice. D. FORD, MD.
Physiology and Pathological Anstomy-H. v MILLER, N D.
Matera Meda, Therapeutics, Medical Jurisprudence
I. 2. GARTIN, MD.
Demonstration Of Anatomy-ROBERT CAMPBELL, ND.
Assistant Demonstrators. B. SIMMONS, MD.
Prosecor the Professor Surgery-H. D. FORD ND.
Curator Of Museum-T. p. CLEAVELAND.
Tickets for the whole course, sos 90
Naturalization TO he taken cncel, 800
Practical Anatomy TO he taken Once), 10 90
For further information apply member Of the Faculty
70 the undersigned. Eaug6-WItI l. P. GARYIN, Dean
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LAW SCHOOL or THE UNIVERSITY
At Cambridge, Mass.

LAW SGAOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At Cambridge Mass
Tie Instructors in tEis School are
Hon. JOEL PARKER, LID. Royal Professor.
Hon. THEOPHILUs Parsons, LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. EHORT WAsHBURs, LID, University Professor.
TWVHE course instruction embraces the various branches
the Common Law and Of Equity, Admiralty, COmmerciaf
International Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence Of
States. Tie Library consists Of about 1900
volumes, appear they added, and every
effort is made to render Il complete.
instruction given BY oral lectures and expoous land By
recOns examinations connection with the), Of which
there every Two Moot Courts also holden in
week each Of which cause, previously given ont, e
gued by students, and opinion delivered by the Presiding
aud other facilities also provided for the
Club Courts Assembly is held weekly for practice in de
bate acquiring knoEedge Of parliamentary law and pro
ceeiings
Students may enter School any stage Of their professional
studies mercantile pursuits the OF either
term, in the middle or other part Of term.
They lberyt tlect what studies they VIII pursue &C.
cording their view Of their wants and attanments
The Aeademica year which commences THURSDAY weeks
after the third Wednesday in July, is divided into two terms OF
twenty each, with vacation Of ak weeks at the end Of
each term.
During winter vacation the Library Is opened warmed and
lighted, for the Of the members Of the School,
Of the term will commence on Monday
Sept g. 1855.
information, may be made 70 either Of the Professors at Cam
bridge.
Cambridge, Mass. June, 1853. jy6-law3wi is
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NOEECEs--Whereas, the Legislature OF Tennessee,
~ last session. passed Act making theduty Of the various
Shes OF said STATE hold precinct
In their respective counties in order the Of the
people to Whethers convention shall be called amend
wise form Constitution Of State" therefore, D.
Quimer Sheriff Of Campbell county do hereby give notice the
voters Of said county, that will the ls THURSDAY Of Ssptsm
Der next and hold election precincts
said county for the purpose taking vote my
hand Office, this Sth DAY Of June 1889 & D. OUIMFR
el4-g2m sheriff Osmphell county.
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FEyIEEE had At 7. y. BLCMS Plain and Ornamental
EuEraviuv Establishment, Seals for Masons, l. D. u .
Temperance NoiaTe Public Insurance, Iaosa sa
Plank Road Companies. Courts STATES &c, &c. Also, steam
boats, Stamps, Steel Stamps engraved 70 oFIe lO
Blacksmith and Syeruhs, in fact for all those
may stamp their hands and address upon ner WorA'
These stamps warranted stamp Silver Gold Brass iron
uulempercd sce! without the slightest injury 20 s stamp
itself -
Stencils Of kinds made to order. JeWey made and re
Drc street doors from the Public Square, opposite the
pm --n nanme Onle-. augl-Ne-hom
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Corn! COrn!I COrnII!

"yANTED, lhMEDIATELY.-A few hundred barrels Of
Wv clear White Corn. The highest market prices will be
gwen Wolienden Co.'S machine shop, Chsy street doors
south u Broad street, iuyl7sH
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGRO WOMAN.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
at the August term, 1855 in the Of Wesley Drake and
others Elias Cummings and Others will oaer at public sale,
In the Court House yard Nashville Saturday, the lth
Of September tract Of land containing lying
the Oh civil district Of this county, about "a miles
Nashville Also at the time and place, will sell negro
woman named Matilda. TermsThe land will be sold upon
credit Of and without interest," and the negro
CREDIT Of months, except the Of So paid
cash said property belongs to the Of Isaac Drake,
ceased, and sold for distribution among heirs.
aug6-wtd prs fee s. 60 Z. r. CHEATHAsI, G. l. NJ.
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GOLD PEN MANDATORY.

y G!sAoSSiEs - .zE#=zsst#zZizzzz-(
FVV II, H0SFGTNS, s8 Third street. between Market and
jefferson Louisville, KY the public Gold Pens
OF his manufacture wholesale and retail, warranted equal
Co male In the country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED AND REPOINTED,
old Pens By MALL accompanied with so cents, In money or
stamps wi % 1 repaired and returned By next mall
fulf-lSwiy
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No Tnrnpike Contrac1ors.

n
PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersigned at Eelipse
Mills for building Turnpike Road from Linton the
Cumberland river NeTstead-lSK mes-untl wednesday,
25th August which time the road will Be publicly let
Any information my obtained By application to Dr. J. @.
WzTLOoK. Address at NeWstead Christian county Ky.
JOSEPH A. BREWER,
jHly2o dkT President Of Z. n. AH.R. P. CO.
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A Circular showing the plan OF the Lot
teries Will be sent 90 any one DESTROYS of
receiving it,
llnu-na rala IEhic ia .La
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Persons residing near Montgomery Ala or Atlanta Ca
have their orders lied, and time, by addressing swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
list Of the numbers tnat drawn from the Wheel with
the amount Of the prize that pub
shed after drawing, in the following
tGa9 Consituonas New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Integenoer
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian Richmond
Dspstch, New York Dispatch, PauldUg lss Clarion,
Little Rock (Ark.l True Democrat. ivy
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dissolution of PartI

Dissolution of Partnership.
yBVHE Partnership heretofore existing between B. R. JOHNSON
and RICHARD OWEN, is this dsF dissolved bv mutual
conent An the firm Will be collected V B. r.
Johnson, all other indebtedness firm Will be
paid by him B. R. JOHNSON,
RICHARD OWEN.
NashrilIe. Tenn. % july. 1852.
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Rnclos the money address Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY Purchasers
have tickets ending any figure they may designate
The List Of Drawn Prizes will be sent
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State.
u Remember tlateVery Prize is drawn and payable in full
EithOutdei
All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the draEng-oter prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address ordes for Tickets Cerifcatesto
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A DDITIONAL SUPPLIES.-No. l English Sole
"A Leather T. inks, Of medium quality for gentlemen
LADIES' French Dress Trunks
Do Bonnet Boxes; just received by
sugl JOHN RAMAGE, a. College St.
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49, Great Bargains at NO. % Public
49, SquRFe.-we viii o6er cur entire stock Of
tor cash only, few dys make r our
Fall Stock. everybody get cheap gods
Call soon or you will miss the chance
sug5 L c. NICHOLSON co.
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augl JOHN RAMAGE, a College st.
RIVERSIDE HALL,
RIVERSIDE, MONROE COUNTY, TENN,
REV. J. G. DOWNING. RECTOR,
AIDED BY AN EFFICIENT CORPS OF TEACHERS.
YJE above Literary Institution for Young Ladies is
for the reception Of Pupils. For circulars and Autograph
view Of ths buildings, address the Rector jy2l-2m
!GTEyHE OLD DOMINION.''-Just received a fresh
supply Of Golfer Pot, warranted to give salts
faction those who try them.
For sale wholesale and retail. ~
jy3i-d&wN j. w WILSON, l. College street.
CAYCE, SSULPHUR SPRINGS.
gUVHE undersigned respectfully inform their friends ard the
UubIic generally that the above watering place will he open
for the reception Of visitors the LIST day Of June. They
making inn royernsnts large dancing room, enpin
aley SC. Tor the amusement Of their visitors
These Springs have medicinal qualities any in the
State together with very healthy locality They situated
nine miles Franklin and three miles west OF Thompson
sson bev win also say all who may favor them with
y that no ms will spared to make il pleasant
The rates of charges will Be follows;
Board per week, 80
Board per day,
Single meal, y ~
Children under ten years and servants, half price.
Extra trouble, extra charge. .,, -,
Persons desiring visit the above Springs BY T oad from
Nashville or stage Columbia, will ind good HACK N wait
Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, during the re
| maiuder OF the season. - ,r,,r,.
/ iy2I-ilTSzW3t CA1Ob q hAON0'
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New Books.
OsCEoLA, THE SEMINOLE; Or rs. "a 49,, q, -.
Blower Land. b Capt Reid Bsaalfaly illu.trss -
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HUNDRIES.s.Frssh Burmuda ArrOWz Root, Pearl Sage
Pnlo Frsnsh Chalk shoe Brush sedlets RoEuers Balsan
III, Diansad Csnsnts, BEHE CerEss e. 1or ale ey
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Bsl Co. and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by return mai.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry DemOye and G. ". Hen
dershott, Agents for Nashville. [deod&wIy
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5'4so PrEes amountlngt 70 S32OsOOO
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES So QUARTERS sa15.