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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

WELcoaE THE EvEET.-We may now hourly
expect the announcement, officially, that the
Asamemnon has arrived off yelentia Bay with
her portion of the cable. In view of the al
most certain completion of the great enterprise,
it seems peculiarly appropriate that every city
and town in the country should manifest its
appreciation of the greatest feat of modern
civilization. Other cities have already moved
IN the matter, and we now express the hope and
the expectation that we will move in the mat.
ter also. We have very little doubt but what
the Agamemnon is already at yalentia Bay, but
unable to communicate the fact. The following
dispatch of last evening would seem to warrant
that opinion:
No dontit was entertained but that the Aga.
memnon had arrived at Valeuria Bay, but as
the telegraphic instruments for the transmission
OF intelligence bad never been put ON board Of
either vessel, there can be nonCtnal communities.
ton except by sig"als until after both ends Of the
cable shall hav" been connected with the shore,
which may require several days.
Thusit will be scen that the success of the
enterprise is pretty much past even doubt. We
firmly believe that the cable is at this moment
safely ensconced in the entire length of its
ocean bed and ready to do service SO soon as
the end fixtures can be got ready. No doubt
these end fixtures are no small affairs, but in
vOlve great deal of complicated machinery
which, although Of great importance, the COM
pany looked upon as in the nature of an after
clap, which it would be time enough to prepare
for when the cable was laid. The main object
was to get communication by signals. In the
very nature of things, the Agamemnon can not
be far from the Bay. She has now had two
days Of grace over and above the Niagara and
must have traversed her allotment by this time
We think that there can be little doubt Of that
In this view Of the case therefore, we would
like to see this evening, a demonstration of some
kind. Say at least so guns and few taps from
all the bells Its due from US as city
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Tor Rent

uyuAT desirable rroI ert3 nsar Mt. Wood Cemetery
Known as tie King property. The dwelling contain
satcieut accommodates for q large family. Tie To-
Ssr,n Also orci ard de-, ard ali lately enclose
eHitIr an IN xIleltfenct. sEOt terms apPl' to
si,1bs M. A.sF. HCLLIHEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

49, HAT Just reeeveu, a bgauIIia7 B.CS CssSI
.7fIlyS :. Ies-bon4ething hew. BLlsS 4 AAIILIll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

sS AT; The greatest variety Of Panama Hat
~ Pto0shtt to this city-Trom u cents to g. 30
BLISS CAMPBElL l.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

And that tho said vanlt the remains in and
around II, and the enclosure, shall never be 70.
moved or disturbed and that no other 'nersons
hereafter shall ever be inferred or entonbed
within the said vault or enclosure"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

Fiseihel, z l'le.y.
Paper sheaTs. DeEt KniSs. - Knives
f4fNs = co 81, Monroe =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07


DIsGRAcEFuL LETTER. The new Albany Ind)
Tribune pu6li$hesthe suhjoined letter from Pres.
ident Buchanan. to the, so called, Honorable VIM.
English, Congressman from Indiana. We con-
slider it one of the most diSgraceful pieces of
penmanship that ever yet emanated from an Of
t1cer in the American government There are
no terms scarcely in which such high handed
interference in the purity of the elective fran.
Chise can be tittingly characterized.
The Cincinnati Commercial stigmatizes it as
Corruption most foul" And SO it is Here is
the document.
WASHINGTON, July 25, 1853.
Hon. VIZ. a. EHGLISH:
Dear SiT,-Aware that the convention for
nominating q Democratic candidate for Congress
in your District, will convene in few DAYS. I
cannot refrain from expressing the hope that
you Iaay be the unanimous nominee of the. con.
Vention. II / lived in your District and had
thousand votes you should have them ALL DC.
cupying the position you do consider it essen
tisl that you should succeed in Obtaining the
nomination. a failure in this would be regard.
ed by me as rebuke of my Administrations
There may be some aspirant OF aSpirants for
the posiIiUnin your way. If SO you may saw
S % them that by giving you clear track they
2 will gain my favor and may exnect TO be pro.
vided for in suitable manner. If nominated
will throw as much assistance into your district
as you may desire.
Our friend. Hughes, see, has a hard row to
hoe. HeWill be literally sustained. OF this
you may rest assured. Yourfriend,
JAAEs BuCaANAR.
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NOTICE.
Bedford Springa

UFFICE u. & .. Z. R. 90 n
yOrpsoN, MaEeLiHu STATIOB, July 7th, 1855 I
through tickets at tis station. Fare seven Dc iSrs
-9g9-sa ]. 3. RON,I. All
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

SUIT HATS lust opened, a large etocI III IN.
" yEy concieVabIe variety, style and color
BLISS &CAMPBEIL L,
Nh Aiojr =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

s1Lk s H "a selling beautiful silk la
BLISS CAMPBELL,
M IA 4Ja,,.SE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

( EapRESS-Me have just rectIveu 81 ioi IfT
inlX & . nsuSsA hat BLISS 4 CAMPBELL,
M a..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

rTNIE Iarg three story Brick building son.
BrIRe in the Fifth Ward and noN occupi, ny Jesse.
Buard as a boarding house. Possession giVeI. tie
Also the store room in the building, OCCUPIED
as a shoe store by John Rankin. Apply to-
ianl2 r. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

a GA1No INsrlTuT1oN.-'rhe Hickman .(Ky.)
argus grew facetiOus the other day, and. while
in the mood, pitched into Cairo cotemporary
thus
Len. Faxon, editor of one of the papers at
Cairo, who has lived in that sink hole until he
is about as amphibiops as a bullfi~g, aud sings
of Springfield Block, orswimming like mud
cat through the office so long. that he is mad
everybody generally, aud j. b. Archer aud the
editor of the Cairo Gazette particularly. He
wants everybody to regard him whale among
other fish in the sonndipSs waters of Cairo. He
admits that he is living on narrow strip of
land, . and nobody doubts his veracity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

REMAINS OF WAsu1NGToS.- The following
clause in the contract between the ladies' of the
Mount Vernon Association and John a. Wash
tngton, shows that he has no power to remove
or disturb the remains of the Father of his
/. cnIlntrv-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

ICE! ICE!
IL persons wishing suI piled Wit Ice from mil.
tSe House, will ase leave orders ut tl pinnnbr
S SsEs q u. l.so 2al J. NJ: DiLiON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07
For Rent
Flor ReOt

gVIIIE store. Room on Main street, North Wheeling q
merry occupied by s.. d. Woodrow For terms ann
to Lmhl9l GEORGE E. WICKHAI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

I1Sti brown, ed0kv, aId DTaL PIsII1T
jaiS5 'Ass received. BLISS Z. CAMfBtLL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

IL ! azIdffsl LIAfgt I.ink=I
HOG sss "a Maryland Lime,
~ 21SS22 90 LouisIflle do,
e., 4Vo 90 Common DO
~! In store and for sale by s. a. AIETcALY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-07

- y AIs-AltA'o Known ITsI, I, III
lyo BLISS s CAMPpEIIi NJ, 1,o,ns 9,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-06

Apsragraph is going the rounds of the papers re
lsting how man named Frszer wasreoentlv arrested
near Baltimore and committed TO the Jail near
MooresoWD, n. ] from whence he had escaped, when
under confinement for coURterfeitiBg The story is
touched up with little romance concerning sister
Of his, who is said to have struggled hard for
livelihood In her younger days, but who is now a
great lady &C the Court Of France-all Of which is
true .. -a...
This FREEZER was once resident Of our county. He
came here with Lucien MUrat-son Of the illusrious
Murst aud the beautiful Pauline Bonsparte-BepheW
Of the old and cousin ofthe present Emperor Lucieu
assisted by this Frazer aud French chap, whose
name We cannot recall undertook to build scit,H
on Indian river, bel Ween Evans Mills and Theresa
This vas some twenty three years ago THIS trio
were Preoou set. Horse racing and cock fight
ing we're more industrOusly attended 20 Than 1, gti
male business; still grist mill a few shops and
store were put up, but in The end went do under
the sherif's hammer. Thus bugsn aud ended the
great city Of Joachim - The old mill Is sill stand
ing as & monument Of Lucien Murats failures 10
this county. The wright who built The mill still
holds an expressive memento of Lucien in the form
Of 3 promise to pay" given for eighteen hundred
dollars worth Of labor performed
Alter our adventurers left this county, Frazer
went to New York, and got rich-Murat went TO
BordPntoWn N j., married Frazer's sister and re-
manned poor His wife actually supported him By
teaching school Meantime her brother cJutibued
to wax fat aud fast. lie became noted as a gentle
man Of wealth, leisure and pleasure without giving
thought It Is said, to his relatives who we're then
under be fTowns Of fortune The throw of The dice
box Of desinies which gave France into the hands
Of Louis Napoleon, also gave geace and glory 10
Luolen Murat and his very worthy and har working
NIfe. He is now Of the high dig0iraries of he
Empire, and she is one Of the f,sI ladies' of the
court Thus, while the sister occupies The Elysee
Bourbon 81 Paris the brother is aRaiting his sen
teDes TO serve IN the New Jersey STATE prison So the
''Play" goes on RHsrtoVa ~ y Jour7al.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-06
ORioa ans 5ntfiear.
The oldest Bible 81 ~ TTorId.

AA~ @AA@AA 0A0AG AA12 " 04laLs
The Detroit Free Press says that Rev. DR.. DufHsld,
Ofthst city, owns the oldest Bible in the world.
Lewis Cas-, jr, procured it Of a Greek, monk, Who
brought 1t from the Greek convent Of St Catherine,
o the foot Of Mt siuai Mr. Csss befrisnded tkis
monk, who visa in trouble, and he, In return, pre-
scented him with the volume We have described Ac.
eOrding to his story it is the work Of one Of the
ancient monk scribes in the convent above named
When & became known that Mr. Cass was parting
Vi.his, and that 1t was going out Of the country,
The round sam Of $1,000 was offered him by The
monks Of the city Of Rome. l. is book Of six hum
drtd pages made entirely OF vellum, and The print
ing is ell done BY hand with G pen and ink. Every
letter is perfect in its shape and cannot be dstin-
guished. by any impsrfeotiOns, from the printed
letters Of The present day. The shape Of the
letters, is, Of course, different from those nov in
use but in no other respect they be distinguished
from printed matter The Free Pea says Of il:
The immense amount Of labor may be eOnceived
from the fact thai there are two columns on each
page. each Of which aeks only about six letters Of
being as wide az the columns OF this paper. They
will average sixty lines 10 The column The columns
numbering about 200, We have about y O00 lines
in the whole book Nothing short Of 8 life time
could accom- plish such work ltt u ACES
The dale Of this book is D. $50 Il was con
seouentlv made $50 years before printfOe was in
vented and is 92s years old. There is probably
nothing on this continent, in the shape Of a book
equal &c Il in age The Vellum upon which il is
prned is Of the finest kind and is n sde of he skn
Of young lambs and kids, dressed and rubbed with
pumiee stone until it is very thin. L is somewhat
thicker than common paper, being medium be-
tween that and the drawing paper now ia use The
hne veins in the skin are distinctly visible in many
places. pencil mark was drsWn BY the operator
to guide the contraction of each line Many pages
have these lines visible their whole surface no
effort being made to rub them ont. Two lines run
ming up and down divide the cOlunns with msthe-
matical &C uracy. AT the beginning of each chapter
highly colored Ornamental letters are placed These
are the only marks Of the division Of chapters.
There no subdivision into verses, the chapters
running through in one paragraph 70 the end, aud
no descriptive headngs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-06
S15O6 9s7 sc
TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Unsettled claims not due,

Sl-1U6sl-f -
TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Unsettled claims not due, SIC, $40 81
equitaby adjusted and prompt paid Upwards Of SILL,
CO Of Losses have been paid the Etna Insurance Company
in the past 3 years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with sOvenc and fair profit
Especial attention given Insurance Of Dwellings and Contents,
for terms OF ! to years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
rupted through Of financial sunshine periods
evUntful exempt from sweeping cOnszatons
disaster Being long established cash basis the troubles Of the
credit system affect Us in no material particular.
During 'shard tines the security reliable Insurance is an
imperative duye ability Of property loss
being then much es-ened.
Agencies in al principal cities towns throughout the
State Policies issued without delay, any the duly author
lied Agents Of the Company.
Business attended to with Despatch and Fidelity.
n1arch5-6m
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ImpOrtant InfOrmation.

this season Of the year, family to 60 to rest with
out haytnFin the house some prompt and
cholerE morhus darha disorders that apt attack all
ages, and which may result fatal consequences before py
clan can be procured. ...
The Grenheg Dysente Syrup only 50 cents per bottle Ia
In the last ten cured Of disorders bowels
no matter how violent than all other remedies prescriptions
put together.
Dr. ard chairman Of the Of Health Of New York in
the worst cholera season. CHes that from the tnsuedcne
Of cholera.
Dr. De Forrest Commissioner Of Croton Water Works cerRes
that cures all cases Of b1wecOupsnts produced by eating
much FRUIT from other an stoUre
o. The oscEEe but from chemical change produced by it 10
ne contents OF Le bowels, and that produces affections
the brain. which other remedies apt % do.
Throughout Ieuness and Alabama always found
prompt remedy for Bloody Flax. II Druggists
and d the subscriber at Patterson Freeman furniture store
isl6-H ALEX NACKENZTE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-06
b. L. sImPsON.
az, PUBLIC s0UARE


42s PUBLIC SQUARE.
nFFERs to hs friends and the trade largest and best
" ecoas OF Brandie, Gins Runs, Ports, Maders, sher
and ever brought to Nashves consisting Of tns iol'
C0GNAC BT2ANDEEss
5 5ges' Robins Robins 4 Co.'S Pale, in y, < aad x ppe
Otara, Dupuy e Co.'s do do do DO
Cashllon fine Champagne, IN = pipes only;
LaGeriere Pale, in <, 4 and Z pipes.
La ROCHELLE BRANDLEs.
P Psl..D7 Pale aH5 DarkI in y pipes
Alszand7e seigneitte, DARK, IN Z, Z and 3 pipes.
HOLLAND GINS
Asior Seven, IN pipes;
6raPe Leaf IN e pipcsi
Anchor, in pipes,
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
St. Orolx, New Crop.
s WINES
puf Gordon Sherry;
Golden Ciaster Madeira;
Pure Juice old oporto Pert
burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet.
CzAMPAGNEss
Charles IIsidsick, quarts and PINS,
Creme Of Sillery, quarts and pints;
HesIor Slequart and Els, quarts and pintsi
Lyon do do do
CLARETs.
900 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHLEDABI SCFENAPPS.
2OOO boxes quarts and pints This article Is without any Doubt
the best sehnapps offered the United States and as to its
diclnal properties -hasnot itsequal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine for yourselves
heaeAper T. Public Square, at B. =. shields tJunelOI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-06
EducationaI FnciIi1ies.


TENHE undersigned beg leave to suggest their friends and che
public that the Ism Annual Session Of Frankn College
hys miles from Nashville, VIII open September 9th 1858 aud
The course Of instruction is quite equal to that Of sDv Cope
in the country the location is favorable FOR hsh and as
Influences the cond motors I e insti
tuition are determined to use all proper eAerons give sasic
The whole for board tuition, rOom fuel and washing
In the Praraty school The cost is only $50 per year
,,t ~ school for forNe LIOrE, in the nrls-
| F. F. FA l2sa q h'I Prs a1Gsas'''
=" Ell Z, seeIet2Iy- iuy25-ts&wlm-
Professor EIa sI1eIs,s EIeCgr5c Oiy.
PoSLLIF ano speedy eure Tor Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
worm, seald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
" = Cured ~ troal ktree 10 f1ccVty minutes. III
Corns Piles, TOotsche, Chronic Sui Joints, Sprans and
Lameness IN Man Beast, all kinds OF Sores, Feck HUI
moIs cramps ana Collie Pains Of every deseponees in
Prices so CTS. 81 and 50 per Bottle.
II Is the only real HAIR INEIGORATOR will make the
nalr os ESL thing else falls clean the head white and
This wonderful OF is Ici J t- 1, ' r gU y r bis
tng sensations with lotions and niments; it is plea
sant 70 Ae ItuS are soothing and healing severe burn
This Oil operates the principles Of Electricity thousands Of
Use everythnc else then give his oil one and Tou will
be cCnynoea lnage persons unable purchase bottle,
Friend, suHer no longer send for bottle Of ~ Electric
Pine St ''t'''
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Con,e
tcu!sr about the directions accompanying each bottle No ped
dlsE sell ts medicine Only respectable druggists country
Merchants
signed by ihs proprietor.
Betcars Of C0anterfeitsl
Every bottle has PrUtsor HasSels Electric or blown on
the and edges Of the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No IS Pine NFsst, Saint Louis, Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
terms Druggists desiring supply Of this pOpu
wonderful remedy by calling person. addressing y
letter PROT Haske 63 Pine Street, Louis, will eT
orders promptly HE'D and forwarded
Terms, Cash 81 81 SIC per dozen 1t Is elegantly put
up securely packed variety Of superb LithOgs, Fine
Bills &C. furnished gatut0usly Send in orders;
wall nnd Il cures and paws.
For sale wholesale ~ EWIN PENDLETON & CO.. and retail
by ~. y. BROWN, Nashville. Tenn. marli&wly.
NOh SALE--ou very liberal terms, hrst one horse
amy N-a@N ayt wi he found at the up andJp Liy
cry sL'e' on Daeca street Also desirable lot Of Household
Furniture belsteas Tables Sofas Bgreas Chairs Waslards
&C Inquire o. .hs Undersigned a. the Methodist Publishing
House, llel4-l5lw'f n SrEVENN0N
FARBLE WORK s--The s1Aucrir,sr b.s nm hand The,
lNL largest and best assortment u Marble ana Nle Work
offered in city, which he ~ go.
ton Of epuhc lie Is prepared execute All - ~ ~. In
IA the best style Of the art, and a. short notice.
mays, set JAMES SLOAN
OLEV IOILa-A tFeh supply just received and for ssev
~ pEAQY4LLE BELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-06
SIXTY SHINGLES A MINUTE


TFNFEE Great Excelsior Single Mill patented by II. D.
MGE0RGE, Of MorgantoWn, Virginia. Below some Of
tie advantages claimed for this ELL:
That It the Cheapest MILL BY hall, offered in this
country.
I'd 80 60 perfectly formed Shingles per miaute,
he made by il.
3D. That the Shingles perfect and will bring better
price than others ia the market.
4h. That will good IL not better snge out Of
be used by other Machines they OF
clear stuff
5th. the MIL will make Shingles any and all kinds
Of timber.
furnish the Mil, with the right about
the prime cost of other MILE.
9Th. perfectly adapted cutting Of all kinds
Slaves Barrel Heading, Boxing, other short boards.
This Mill requires but hands tend it, and will ont
from twenty thousand Shingles per.lay.
operation TannOy TUrbiyille Of city,
State, County, Single Rights for sale
of Order Enquiry addressed the propreeo Of NJ
Burns Of Purmsn Co., Nashville Tennessee, will receive
prompt attention.
may27 # Z. GILLIAN.
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OLDHAM q WHITE,
AT TORN NEWS AT Law

DRACTICE In the District Courts Of Western Teas 5 IN
the United States District and Supreme AZ Austin ma
Tyler. Lsnd claims ofeyey description known to cur lay ~
ecued either before the Courts the General Lana Once or Cont
Of Claims Once on Congress Avenue, tie Capitol.
iyl 55-d&wly
TNAESM WANTED,-uWe wish tc purchase a -esT-5Is
stock farm, With good Improvements containing from 90 h
$50 within I've miles Nashville On or re
turnpike Aczen Of Nashville wishes exchange some esi
able city property improved and vacan within hundred
yards Of the public Tor good farm further td 49,
miles, and as much Pos and or convenient 10
turnpike o railroad
We have recently sold several large FARMS and persons Vipg
to buy sell will find il 10 their interest 70 give US call
>. L. & r. W. BROWN.
mayl5-dtWEW-u a 4 Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-06
Phpnfx Redstead FACTORY

PhRniX RedStead Factory.
VIZ R. CORNELIUS, Agent, thankful for past tavors
w ndulgences, would suggest that we have
more, and will soon be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES DC.
Of every descriptions for the trade and generally
Office and WaeroOms 40 Spring Cherry, where
will also keep general Of cheap Chairs Bureaus,
&C. and will keep hand make order every desrp
ton Of Mattresses, c. Persons ordering from
rely having their orders filed Respectfully,
W K. CORNELIUS, Agent
sHAFFER & Co., Propretors apr96-tf
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CAAA1&ACfNKss WINES, BRANDIESs &C.
We subscribers oer Tor sale the following choice brands Of
III Wines Brshdies. &c:
% Baskets Star brand;
. -" Eugene Cliquoit. uinfs and quarts:
10 {" Widow or Five Cliouiot;
~ feur de selery and Grown brands
80 boxes Choice Clsrets;
Scas Harmony and other choice brands Of sherry and IA
10 cases Swiss 1bsyath;
10 " Curacsn and Marsshino;
50 " GOuley, BOokers, and other Bitters
90 casks london Porter and Ednbag Ales Of various bnds
R5z pipes Of choice French Brsndies.
The "Vne growers Co. Durand Agent, sesn Louis
superior old Coguac, ISL and SLzarc fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed IN quality and favor, BY the Agents for
pipes pure Holland Gin, jamaica Rum Peach and Apple
Brandy, Scotch, Irish, and American Whisky, Cherry Brsnaa
Bounce etc The connosseurs and lovers OF good vines b
heir stock. aprill4 A. KERR 90.
BROWNS ESSENCES OF JAMAICA
GINGER.
RE HOE n OWN
CHEMIST AND DRCGGlS4a =. -.
Ne Es Corner of Chestnut and EItSh Streets
Philadelphia
sole Manufacture Of Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
- which recognized and prescribed by the Medical taeuy
and has become the Standard Family Medicine Of the Cna
States.
This Essence preparation Of unusual excellence In oT
ngry diarha ncipient cholera short In all cases o. proa
ton Of the digestive functions IT IS Of inemshie value Du
ring the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and sumner complaints
Of children it Is peculiarly ecaeious; no hny nddua Or
traveller should be without it.
RTOTICE.--To prevent this valuable Essence rom being
~ eounerfeted, steel engraving executed AZ great
cost will be found the outside Of INC wrapper N 9rae %
guard the purchaser against being imposed uor ny worthless mi
tations. 1853.
Prepared only by Frederick Brown and sale bis Drug and
Cmiba Store N E. Of Filth and Chestnut Streets Phil
Also for sale BY all respectable Druggists Nashville and
in the United States. JnneZ'-Sm-