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EngTayinCs.

THE largest and most beautiful collection of ee- l gantly painted and Steel Plate Engravings ever seen here-a fresh supply just received.
 A STEREosooPE, with plates, the most enchanting thing ever looked at. Just received at the Book store. JNO. E. REARDON.
 Noy IF
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M RS. JONES would call the attention of the La- 1vl dies to her splendid stock of Velvet Cloaks, Cloth Cloaks, Talmas and Dusters- Misses Talmas- Mantells Shas, etc. MRS JONES
 Nov To- 1858
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HARRlSON & O., Druggists and Apothecaries.

JUST received by Steamer Lightfoot on Thursday, J our second invoice of Clothing consisting of Boys Coats Vests, Pants and Over Goats, Mems Over Coats of every shape and style and price, Com torters, Drawers, Blankets etc. etc. which we offer for sale at remarkably low prices. Call and see and judge for yourselves.
 MARTIN & CAMPBELL, Main St., next door to Pope x Andersons Store Nov TO- 1858.
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DANViLLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
 Yell County. Arkausas.

REV. s. h. TRAwrcK AND LADY PRINCIPALS. TNllIS School will open its first session Monday ] the Sth of November, and continue months. Tuition per month, Primary English. - s2 % Higher Eng, Arithmetic and Mathe-
 mates % Extras, French, Latin and Creek each
 per month. -. ...................... % Music on Piano, per month. ............. 5 % Grecian, Oriental, and India painting, each. 10 % Wax Fruit and Flo Hers, including
 fruit moulds and Alum work . 10 % Needle work of different kinds, each.... % Board. including fuel and lights per Students will be admitted at any time and charged from the time of entrance, no deduction only in of protraced sickness For further particulars address the principals.
 Nov. 10, 1858. 6m.
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American Testimonials.

From tAnt. Blanc, Archbishop cf Neo Orleans. ''I will not hesitate to recommend them to my friends and acquain- tances." From 1honas c. Porter, Ex-collector of Ne,s
 Orleans
 {" can, therefore, cheerfully recom- mend them to my friends and the public as being worthy of all that has been said of their good qualities" From Warren Stone, M D., Ne,O Orleans. They are superior to those usually sold."
 From T. c. T'oitcheH, Ne,o Orleans. "They are easier to the eye, clear CT, and enable me to see much better by candle-ight, without pain" From Hon. Jumes Marshau Louisville, Kentucky "They are much better adapted to my eyes than any have ever used"
 From ". IT. Anderson, St. Louis. "They appear to restore natural vision, both by day and candle-ight." From Col. J. 4. lMcMabon Editor of the BA-
 letin, Memphis. "They render it distinct and clear, without fatigue to the eye" From Hon. Cave Johnson, Er- Postmaster Gen.
 eral Nashuile, Tenn. "I consider them much superor to any ever used by me-"
 From Sol. Smith, St. Louis, Mo. "They are undoubtedly the best I have eve. used"
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USF received great variety of Tubs, Buckets, U Toy Buckets, Children's Buckets, Churns, W wooden Bowls, Knife Trays, Rolling Pins, Potatoe washers, Butter Ladies', Cocoanut Dppers, Shoe at WM I0NpS
 Nov. 10, 1858.
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JOSEPH B. MCCULLOUGH. NELSON ORR M'CULLOCH X ORR. Attorneys at Law, Hampton Calhoun county, Arkansas.
NELSON RR

Nov. 10th, 1858. If.
 lST of letters remaining in the post office at Lit \ 4 tie Rock, Oct. 3lst, which if not taken out will be sent to the general post office dead btters. Persons calling for advertised letters will please give the date of the advertisement All mails close at ' p. m. except the eastern via Aberdeen, which closes daily at p. m.
 Office open from 7]9 a m. to 715 p. m. Sundays excepted on Sundays the office will be open from
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-10

; 'SUGAR-sales of 700 to 800 hhds at 5@59lc g MoLAsSES-Sales of some 2,000 bbls. at 24025c. for prime and choice and 5oo half bbls at a5c. s9 gallon. ." o0 l,l FLoUR-st. Louis superfne at s, choice extra (Union) at S7 50 5 bbl. 'N'-" I IoKk-We td notice sales of 700 bbls including 300 ana 2oo Mess at -, and 200 at SIT 50 g bbl.
 BACON--Demand fair with sales of 50 and 40 casks r1oed Sdes at C., 36 at -, and 20 at # e. g fb.
 LARD-45O kegs sold in retail lots at l2II@l8c. 3 lb. "' i-|2@ @i0o'
 WHISKY-We notice sales of 1oo bbls at ooc 3o at 223e and on Saturday loo bbs Rectifed at
 CoFFEE-sales 500 bags comprising 100 at 1o1c. z1g at lo19c lo9 at l05sc. and loo at 1o$lc 3 fb
 5 fb. '0-' "' 'o'
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' HAVE just received by steamer Irene another | lot of fine Bonnets. Give me call.
 Nov. 10, 1858. MRS. JONES.
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$50 Reward.

he Washington county, Mississippi, aboutT three miles back from the river in the neigh .N borhood of Eggs Point, the 29th August last one negro man named Jack, for whose apprehension ana confinement Tn any Jail so that can get him. will give the above reward Jack is about 30 wears Of age six feet in heighth, of yellow complexion, puck spoken, with some gray hairs in his head and gray spot on top of his head.
 IRA. M. POWELL, NOV. ID, '5S. 3m. Point WOrthincton Miss
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For sale Cheap.
 pOYS Boots, Heavy Mud Boots, Extra fine article ID of Ladies and Children's Shoes, Negro Blankets and Brogan Shoes White Bed Blankets, Gents tra yelling Blankets. All will be sold cheap for cash NOV. lo, lSsS- l.. NJ. FILKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-10

liie oIIIce VIII De open rom Abbott Samuel Abdell David Adair Miss Mary Berryman w J Blalock Hugh W 4 Bryant James 2 Bryant Ogden Blair Mrs EY Beaver J E Barringer Levi Blackwell J NJ Blake John R Bolton N Bond s F ..... Brice Con Brice Patrick Bledsoe Wm Bussey Nathan Conelly Jas L Connor Jacob Cox R NJ Carroll Rev J John Clark James Clark Thomas Davidson Thomas k Dcwd James w Drakeford Henry Eldrige A J Eoff Thos w Erwin w A Farrar A 3 Fain John Feild Mrs Mary A Hughes, Eliza Hays, Col. Saml 2 Harwell F E 2 Harwell Mrs. Della Hartman Mike Holderby T J Howell James L. Hicks Henry Hill Miss Sallie Heinkson Sampson Hawkins Col Thos T Harmon Miss Mary E Humphrey Dr JP Harwell Frank Grinsley Jas 3 Gibbons Edward Gihbon Anthony Green Jas NJ Graves k B Graham Haney Gullett Mrs Mary Gordon Miss Lidia Jasper Charles Johnson A w Lee Mir B Unique Mad Antonelle Murphy George 9 Morris J V Matlock Col S NJ Morris James Macklin Wm Martin Ellen McGaughey Dr Mcbride Hugh Mcdonald Margaret McCarty John O'Neill J J Rev Pace Isaac Porter Dr James D 2 Rowlan Miss M NJ Rowley Robt P 8 Radgesky Adolph Scott Walter Swan Mrs E Sharkey Mary Straughan J Q smith Antoine Stewart H B Spann II NJ Thomson c w Thompson K F Turner s c Vaughan Stephen Morley L Watson John H Whipp Marcillus A Wait s L
 Whorton Nathan M Watkins N T Warren Druary
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Musical Instruments,

WuSlcaI 1nstrumentS. A elegant assortment of A Meladeous Guitars.
 Nlollns, Accordeons,
 Flutes, Flaieoletts,
 Flute Flajooletts, Flies,
 Pccolos, Side Drums,
 Toy Drums, Banios,
 Tambourines, Hunting Horns.
 Stage Horns. Castanetts
 French Harps, Bones etc., etc. Also, Metrommes, Violin Bridges, Tail Pieces, Screws, Pegs Finger Boards, Rosin, and a new sup ply. of T@Y superior Ealian Strings for Violin and Guitar Just received at the Bookstore of Nov. 10, 1858. JNO F. RE,RDON
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 excepted on Sundays t 5 to 6 p. m. . Adams Messrs NJ c Adams Colon Alspach Henry Bowman Mrs. Rebecca Brown Jas Bradbury Thomas Berry w. W. 3 ... Berry A s ? Berth Jane Belly T II Beale Edward F Bleasdel Enoch w. Bryan Miss Ilarriett R Breeding R R Barkeloo Thos Baker E Q Baker w 0 ... Brogan Joseph Bray E Cloud Miss M J 9 Cox E M Crisp Mrs Lizzie Coyle George Coursan s E ... Case Loyal Cotfey T J Draper Felicity Disosway w M 8 Dyer Sam B Edward Harvey Evans John
 E,son J
 Fry M
 Finley Mrs A M Fraaklin J $ 9 Hatcher J II Hatcher Mrs Martha Hendrix H B Hendrix Mrs Margaret Hany Mrs. Julia V Hutchings N k Hemingway, Gen. c Hawks Ben and James Harvey Lewis Hempelnan George Hays Jas D. Hale Wm c Hampton John Hampton pr. Henry Hemby D P Gordon D II Gill Catharine Gill John Gill Afford Gratten Nelly Geyer Isaac Goss Gen B Giles James Gordon Mrs Nancy. Ives Thos Johnson J c Johnson Fontly Johnston Mir King Mrs
 Lamar Sam Lair John c Moore Joseph s Millville Aline Mrs Mehan James Miller R NJ Miller CC Magan Rose Ann Mclean Amzi N 9 McLennehan J A McLane A McCarty Tho's Mahan John Noble Charles Odonnell Patrick Pits Joseph Phillips John T Robertson John 2 Koch Eberhard & Ram water Dr r r Reynolds D H SullivantO o s Shelburn J F Stark Rev c F Steed Wm | Scott s w
 Sutton c w
 Stead Lebly Smith 1 B
 Thompson R
 Thompson Clement Thomson c NJ
 Trenchard s W 9 Usher w Oscar Valintine A H 2 Wells Jesse i Winans J c Walter Lewis Warner w K
 Watson Rev J S c l Washburn k E | Williams D c
 Young Franklin.
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JIST RECEIXEn

A FINE article of Ladies', Misses and Children's :, Shoes of all kinds and prices Ladies' Corsets Brass and Steel Hoops Patent Leather Belts. Ladies Cloaks, Extra fine Prints, Black and Fancy
 NOV. lo, lS5o L. M. FILKINS.
 SUGAR, COFFEE AND CASTINGS. A sale by HUDSON S IVES 'i Nov. 10, 1858.
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C 0 NJ NJ E R c AL.
PICAYUNE OFFICE. Nov 2 1>as

PIcAYUNE OFFICE, Nov 3, 1858. COTTON-The market has worn n boo,,, .,,,,,o.- ance o-day, but some buyers came forward and took ao"ut 'ooO bales, prices being irregular and rather more III favor of buyers though without any further marked decline. We quote- '"- ''-0'
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Paper Hangings.

A LANCE assortment of Paper Hangngs with "A bordering for sale at VIM. JONES
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White Goods.

TACKONETs. S, yiss Muslins, Corded plain and J dotted, Briliants. linens, Lawns, Linen Cam bricks and Cross Barred a uslins, etc. for sale at
 Nov 10, 1S5S MRS JONES
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Hobby Horses,

uoI recelved Hobby Horses, Children's Wheel sJ barrows, Children's nursing Chairs Cb;ldren,. high Chairs, Childrens Rocking Chairs for sale at
 Nov. 10, 1858. WM IONES
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0 'o'hio PoHils, aild so differing, II they desire to be heard, in the name of fairness, let us hear them. If they are right the people will in- dorse them; if we are right, they will indorse us. And we pride oursef on the fact that we have pursued a course at once bold and liberal. The Herald, in further notice of us, asks how we account for our support of Lincoln and if we love Lincoln or hate Douglas?
 In the first place we are not in the habit of supporting the opposition Neither by word or thought, directly or indirectly, did we ever support Lincoln, nor in the late election. did we support Jones. We neither love Lincoln or hate Douglas. The future of the latter gentle man will determine his position. We hope that he will be found, as of old, fighting under the glorious old banner of democracy, when these same know nothing sheets will re-commence abusing him. Since the suspension of the Ea- gle, whose editor kept Jones in order, the afore- said Herald has "spread itself," and strikes right and left. It is holiday with him and he cuts all manner of antics in hopes he may go un- checked.
 We cannot let him pass without noticing his effort as follows:
 II, for any length of time democracy should be subdued, the hope of freedom would full.-- But we have no fears.-- True Democrat
 It Is only the wise and the prudent who en. certain fear; folly is always reckless. VIde hsto- " of the food"
 The Herald grows contentious. Jones writes apothgems. James becomes oracular. "Fol- ly," says he, is always reckless" which ac- counts for the recklessness of running for Con- gress in district when the majority was four to one against him; it explains his desperate at- tempts to misrepresent us and the carelessness ot consequences he exhibits whenever he at- tempts to make statement. The editor of the n'faid IS reckless man and we suppose the
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q nion ann 5mtritan.
SUNDAY READING.
The Word I'D % lord.


ssoE ss a rain comoth down. and the snow from
roslrneth not thtner, but waiereh the eartnf anu
bring forth and bud that il may give SEED 60 ne ~
% ts eater; % shall ny word be hat gosth forth ont Of
Eguth. I'D. 10: 10, II.
fFrom Lyra Gsrnanica-
~ .sz1rrArrp n cATEAErsE wIEWoRTE,
qbv Word. 0 Lord, Ike gentle dsF5,
Fslls s1ft on hearts that pine
T,ori, 70 Thy garden ne'ar refuss
iris heavenly balm Of thine
Waisred from thee,
Let every tree
Bad forth and blossom to thy praise
Ard bear much fruit In after days.
Thy Word is ike flaming sword
wedge that cesveth stone;
Keen as a FIRE, 80 burns Thy Word,
and pierceth flesh and boLs.
Let It 50 forth
Ger all the earth,
To purify ali hearts within,
And shatter sll the might Of zin.
Thy Word, wondrous morning star,
On pilgrims hearts 10th rise
Leads to their Lord, who aels star,
And makes the simple wise.
Let not SIS light
Fer sink IN night,
But still on every spirit shine,
Thai none may miss Thy Light Divine.
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TIE MoTHER.-H has been truly ssid: THE
FIRST being that rushes to the recollection of soldier
or saler, IN his hearts difficulty is his mother
She chngs to his memory and affection, in the midst
OF all the iorgetiuness snd hardIhOod induced by a
rowing life The last message he leaves is for her
his last whisper 6reathes her name. The mother,
in the heart Of her infant son should aIwaTs fesI
that her labor Is not in vain She may drop into the
grave; but she has lett behind her an influence thai
will work for her. The bow rs broken but the arrov
is sped, and will do its Office 80
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DAM congratulate you and myself, wrote
John Foster to friend that life is passing fast away
What superaively grand and consoing idea is
that Of death Without this radiant idea this de-
hghtful morning star, indicating that the lumnary
oteternity is going TO raise life would to ny view
darken into midnight melancholy. Oh the expec-
tation OF LIVING hsTs, and living uus al asys would
be indeed prospect Of overwheIu,inr sssgair Brt
thanks TO that fatal decree that dooIns US 10 die
thanks TO that Gospel which opens the visions of an
endless life; and thanks above all 70 that Saviour
friend who has promised to conducs all the faithful
through the sacred trance Of dean into scenes of
paradise and everlasting delight
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TIE LESSONS OF LIFE Great calamities teach rs
many beautiful lessons, and reveal 10 us much we
should never have seen from the common level of
life A food, a famine, Q conf igFation, or some
great desolation, show Us how much real goodness
there is under the surface Of everyday life; how many
generous feelings and kindly sympathies and points
Of union, and practical fellowship lie below the
differences of political opinion and religious faith
and the Preiudices and antagonsm of party and sect
shows US tat beneath all these the nobes eIements
Of our human nature still live, and wait only the
impulse Of occasion to spring into life and action
and to discover to usihow much more there is ia
man to hour and love- than the ordinary aspects O,
life led TO suppose The world after all is bette,
in many things, than we take il 70 be-
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J. il. CURREY:
SIXTY SHINGLES A Mi

SIXTY SHINGLES A MINUTE.
TEJIIE Excelsior Single Mill, patented by Il d.
MGEORGE, Of MOrgautown, Virginia. Below Of
tie advantages claimed f0r this Fill:
That the Cheapest MILL by half offered in this
country.
That 30 50 perfectly formed Shingles psT miaute,
b. made by It.
3D. That the Shingles perfect, and viii bring better
price than others in the market.
That will good better Shnge out Of
timber used by other Machines they make Of
clear stuff.
j That the Mill viii make Shingles, Of any, and all kinds
Of timber.
9th ThatI can furnish the MILL with the right about
the prime Of other Mills
5t That it perfectly adapted to the cutting Of ell kinds Of
Slaves, Barrel Heading Boxing and other short boards
Mill requires hands tend and will turn ont
from 70 twenty thousand Shingles per day.
Ism operation at Nauuuy, TurbilC & Co., Of this city
State County Single Rights for sale reasonable terms let
Order Enquiry, addressed to the propreor Of NJ
Burns Of Fuman 4 Co., Nashville Tennessee, will receive
prompt attention.
may2T Il Z. GILLIAN.
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TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Unsettled claims not due.

TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Unsettled claims not due, sI73,996 "a
Ioequtah usted and promptly paid. Upwards Of SILL
OF0 Of Losses have been paid the Htua Insurance Company,
in the past 3 Years
Risks accepted terms consistent with solTenCy
Especial attention given to Insurance Dwellings Contents,
for of ] to years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable and uninr
ruptd through Of financial sunshine periods
eventful in exempt from sweeping coufsraons
disaster. Being long established cash basis, troubles Of the
credit system affect Us in no material particular.
During har times the security Of reliable Insurance is an
imperative dutth ABILITY! Of property sustain loss
being then much lessened
Agencsin all the principal cities towns throughout the
State Policies issued without delay, by any Of the duly author
lied Agents Of the Company.
Business attended 70 with Despatch and Fidelity.
InarrlL5-im
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Small acts Of kindess very pleas ant, aud hgv
desirable do they make life Every dark Office, is
made light BY them, and every tear Of sorrow liz
brushed away. When the heart is sad, and des-
poudenoy sits at the entrance Of the soul rifiug
Kindness drives despair away, and makes the path
cheerful and pleasant
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TAmEs Il. Held, LATE OF SPARTA
Teuuessse--Wf attend promptly a business entrusted
Ii his care in the Land Office Of the Delaware Dtcts ks1
Territory situated az Kickapoo.
FIs viii sell Warrants for cash time Locate tl
ze when the lands o. he District subject % private cns
Aso purchase lands the pG5c sale in july next, and DO an
al he can iu iadc0us slscons to p-o1-e lie interest OF Es
elants. AGjrass JA-lAs p HERD
Refer 10 Eiczapo9, X. T.
Gen J. ". Whitfield, Rassiers 3 Fzf-trB1o. x. p
GOV. d. Waodson. Receiver,
Smoot. Russell 4 c. Leavenwo-h- h =
Robert Campbell, Esq, s.. Louis Missouri
Il. G. FaEt, Esq. Washington, ID C.
Cook, Bailey &Co. Nashville Tenn may ll-tFam-
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ISLANDER 1t no one suppose that by ACTING ~
good part through life, be Wlll escape sauder There
will be those even who hate them for The very ouai
ties that ought to procure esteem There are some
folks in the world who not willing that others
should be better than themselves
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1000 sEf e. BES s a1s now 'ssa6' q e
ostexeusve stock Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable Eariees brought this market They are Hl Of
growth 7, the fCllo#ng houses Of we'll nogn
reputation:
D. Landreth & Sons, Philadelphia.
saThe American Seed Garden, Witherfeli, &c.
Risky FredOnia, New York.
Shaker Gardens, South Union, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready for gatU
toUs distribution. Call and
In addition TO te above, have large supply Of the os
usual varieties by the pound and Beans and Peas BY The bse
1900 PAPERS FLOWER SEEDS
received from the celebrated Of johnson, Robbins
Co.. Two Thousand Papers Of Flower Seeds the lovers q Flew
have larger and better Mt from which TO make
their election Of seeds, than they have retoore had in this city
RAINS & BROWN,
No. 10 South side Public Square,
an14 OpDosi the Market House
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oIEAmPAGNE, FeINEs, BRaND1Es, dc,
FIE seers offer for sale the following choice brands Of
III Wines. Brgndies. &c:
50 Baskets Star brand;
Euyene cliquoit, pints and quarts;
~ Widow or Viye Cliquiot
10 Fleur de Sellery and ro7-n brands;
50 boxes Choice Clsrsts;
casks Harmony and other choice brands Of Sherry and Ma
dera.
10 cases Swiss Absysth;
10 8 Curacan and Marsshino;
81 " Gouley, Bookers, and other Bi;teTs;
~ casks London Porter and Ednbnr Aes, Of various brands
25& pipes Of choice French Brandies
The Fne growers Co. jules Durand, Agent "Jean Louis
superior old Cognae l8ll and sSazarc, fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed in quality and favor, by the Agents or
the sale Of these brands.
pipes pure Holland Gin Jamaica Rum, Peach and App
Brandy, SCOTCH lrh and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy
Bounce, ETC. The connossurs and lovers Of good Wines Bran
dy SegaTs, c respectfully invited to call and examine
heir stock apnll4 A. KERR & 90.
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BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER.
FREEZE RTCK nR0W

FIR lie ID e. RICK b II o WN,
CHEMIST And DRUGGIST
y. E. Corner of Chestnut and Fifth Street,
Philadelphia,
SOLE Manufacturer Of Browns Of Jamaica 6n
- which recognized and prescribed by the Medical f2co
and has become the Standard Family Medicine OF the Ond
States
This Essence preparation Of unusual excellence IN cru
nary diaha, ncipent cholera in short in al cases o. po
ton Of the digestive functions it IS nesmsble value Du
ring the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and summer
Of children it peculiarly ecscous; family nclVlaua OF
traveller should be without It.
RTOTTCE.s-To prevent this valuable Essence from being
c0unterfeited steel engraving, executed AT great
cost will be found the outside Of the wrapper IN Ou 70
guard the purchaser sgsnst being imposed upon By worthless a
tations. l553.
Prepared only By Frederick Brown and for aie at s Drug ana
Chemical Store n Z. Of Fifth and Chestnut se' fi-
adslpha.
in the Trte5 Stafes june27-3m.
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AROMATIC SCHTEDAHE SCHNAPPS.
1000 boxes quarts and pn This article is without doubt
the best Schnapp offered in the United States and to is
dicinal properties. has not its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call examine for yourselves
Remember q. Public Square, at B. F. Shields junelO
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ChaIybeate Springs,

ChaIybeatG Springs,
Formerly known as tPFice's,' s. sWhife's.'
FE7IS we watering place. Is miles south OF Pulaski,
IguU and miles from Elkton, having purchased and
thoroughly repaired and renovated by the subscriber was open
ed w the 97th Of May. The Chaly
pCs l hG West the 81 Ereestone-the locality
high " che atmosphere cool Sud healthy aud altogether the
ngst a".. --ttul watering place in TeuGesss-.
iNtnc Improvements have been the building and
ground 90 give accommodation 20U visitors A and
elegant ie Pin Alley, and extensive Stables have leen built.
The Springs accessible from Nashville. Columbia, Pulaski
and Huntsville three times every week by Stage, and sitter the h
Of July every day.
Rates "a Charges.
Board per Day, SI25
do do Week, 6 90
do do Month"; % 90
Children under 10 Of ae, servants half price
Horses, by the feed, IS cts.--per week, 50 SO.
jyl-2mF ". L. KBDIEs, Proprietor.
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Dh SALE--On very liberal terms, first rate o. @ horse
n tSy hcka"ayt viii be found az the Up and ~ Lv.
2 es' On DalI1gk street Also desirable lot Of Onsco5
Fables, Sofas, Bursa Chairs Was5stsuds
AHtN1'S Vi .ls uliersiEl the Methodist puHhinE
HOUSE I1l8-talH-I p STEVENSON.
M AhnLE ~ OAtAA'--The subscriber has on hand the
w largest ~ le oL lelt of Marble and Marble Work.
offered in the cy' 20 which De ~
ton Of the public BE prepared execute iii ions in bis linz
10 the best style Of the short NOTICE " g' IN ~ ~
m49o, 2--1 JAMES SLOAN
OLIVE OLA fresh supply just received and ...
~ DkAQFILLE / BELL