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PERUVIAN SYRUP.
OR, PROTECTED sOLTION OF
PrOtOXide of Iron Combined.


HAVING successfully passed the ordeal to which new discOve-
received established medicine. It's efficacy curing
DKSPE PSIA,
Affections of the Liver Dropy Neuralgia Bronchitis and Con
smptive tendencies Dsorerd state Of the Blood, Bos Sour
w, prostrang effects of Lead Mercury General De-
bty, all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA-
TIVE medcUe, beyond question. The proofs efficacy
numerous well authenticated and OF peculiar
character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be cure ALL but its
eensi bveecause diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from be cured
by remedy.
Ehe class Of diseases for which Syrup provides cure
precisely which has often baed the hghgt order Of
medical skill The facts tangible the witnesses accessible
and the safety efficacy Of abe Syrup neontrovere Those
who msy wish for opinion from dsn crested onsectng
the character OF TINS syrup cannot Toll 70 be SATISFIED with the
following, among testimonials in the hauds of the
Agents The gntures those Of gentlemen we'll known the
community, and Of tie highest respectfully
CARpThe undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
fects Of the Peruvian Syrup do not hesitate to recommend
to the attention CT the public. From experience
as from testimony Of orrs whose intelligence and iuleg
riy altogether unqueonae doubt Of its eca
sages Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Drops Feurag &c In
deed its effects would be Incredible for the high character Of
those who have witnessed them, and volunteered their t
nony, as we do ours, to us restorative powers.
Thomas A Dexter, Rev John Pierpont
S. c. Kendall, E. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas c. Amory, james c. Dunn,
Samuel May, Charles Whitman.
NoTcE-I wsI known that the medical effect Of Prooxide
Of Iron lost by brief exposure abe air, and that to
maintain solution Of ProtOxde hout further oda
ton, has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
desirable point is at tained by combination in way before IN
known; and this solution may replace all the protocarboics, c
trates and tartrates of the MateHa Medica.
A, A, HAYNES NJ D., Assayer to the stat9 Of Mass
Is BoylstOn street, Boston, U, s. A,
PR1cE-Large bottles So small bottles 81
For sale in Nashville BY DEAovnLE & BELL.
may4-d&tw6m.
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BONNETS! BONNETSIl BONNETSIII
. q 91 9

AT THE NEW fOhk MILLINERY ENPOhIUM3
81 UNION STREET
MFRS. DOYLE hegs leave 70 inform her
V the city and throughout the Of Tennessee
and Alabama that she has returned from New York. and has
received her Spring ImpOrtatiOns for 1858, Of
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS,
Consisting part follows 1000 French Bonnet
800 Lghorn Boomers and Chdres Hats richly trimmed go
Head Dresses, styles $50 boxes French Flowers Bridal
Equipments and Head Ornaments 1900 pieces bonnet sash and
belt Ribbons with large stock Of Embrodere, Collars, Sleeves,
Sets CdTens Waists Robes, Bands, Edgings, Insertions,
Mantillas-
IL Country Mners supplied with Pattern Bonnets, and
every article appertaining 70 the business.
Every description Of Bohne and Gents Hats beached and
trimmed In Mrs D.s peculiar style. Stamping Tor Bradug
sac PnkRy done. Epri3
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'eneral Agent f0r the state,
FISHER, WHEEL
MARBLE MONUMENTS, &C.

NJ L SHELTON informs his friends and DE public in gen
i've. oral that be is prosecuting the MARBLE BUSI-
NESS, Church street. between the First Church
and the Post Oce, where be will be pleased to attend the
dsrs Of all who may want work in his line d8n he has
keep hand supply Of MARBLE MONUMENTS TOaBs &C.,
manufactured Of the finest Italian and American Marble,
best style Of the art. All bis work viii be warranted.
s-~f-u
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A DCTION SALE OF FURNITURE,-uBelj. P
Shields will sell 10 O'Clock, Saturday morning, June the
Stu, without reserve, fine lot Of Furniture and Furnishing
Goods, consisting in part Of Fine BedseadFreneh Marble
Top Oak Sdeboards Warrobe Feather Beds and Mattresses
Fine Rockers Morning Extension Tables Five Sofas with
variety Gilt Walnut, and Mahogany Mirrors Tems-Cash
before delivery.
june4-td BEFJ F. SHIELDS.
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SCENTED FOUNTAM.-At the supper at the
Buckingham Palace Ball, the places OF Queen Viz
tOria and of the pretty young Queen of Portugal,
we're opposite to magnificent silver ornament, rep
resenting group of horses drinking st fountain.
No sooner did the Qaeens approach, than the foun-
tain commenced playing Cologne wafer, filing the
air with grateful perfume RashiAg Ssotes.
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LATEST NEWS.

REVOLT IN SEEORA- Washington, June Let
tiers from Arizona to Lieut.. MoWry, delegate from
that Territory state that it is probable that Pes
chieva, the Governor of Sonora, will declare that
State independent in the event of tbs success of
Zuloaga's government or of the return of Santa
Anna TO Mexico. The news confirms the previous
statements regarding the correspondence between
Peschieva and parties in the United States. ArizO-
ua continues much disturbed by Indian depreda-
lions, murders, and robbers, and there being no
courts Of law, violence remains unchecked. The in
teligence from the silver mines is highly encourag-
ing, fresh discoveries having been made. Tuesar
nearly deserted by its people going to the new
place and to the gold diggings at Canada de LOrs,
40 miles distant. Emigration from California was
the increase, and press was about being brought
from San Francisco for the establishment Of news
paper. Troops will soon be sent 10 Arizona.
REDRESS FROM FRAECE.-Mr. Burlingame's re-
port, which has been unanimously oOnourred in BY
the committee on foreign affairs, is accompanied by
resolution requesting the President to obtain
redress on account of the conduct Of the French
government in relation to the American bark Adri-
attic. The report also recommends a revision Of the
laws IN reference to collisions at sea and an arrange
ment by which damages can be determined in such
cases.
WARRINGTON, June Lord Napier has desired
that his despatch to Admiral Stewart, commanding
bH6 DEAtAsA the UulI sent from WaSnlng-
ton yesterday, be forwarded from Halifax by spe-
oisl steamer to Bermuda. He has advised the Ad-
miral TO order the diseOntnusnce Of visitation of
American vessels, pending instructions by her Ma
jesty's government
MUsKETs FOR KANsAs.-S Louis Nay 81
Forty boxes Of muskets have been shipped from JEFF
fePson city to the border counties IN charge of
Quartermaster General Hackney and Inspector Gen
eral Bakely, with the inferred design of repeliug
an invasion into Missouri by maraudinR bands from
Kansas Il is probable that the mi.Ita in some
Of the western COUNTS e, he called cat.
STATE QUADBILLEs The cate quadrlles .
the British Embassy are but copied after those Al
Buckingham Palace. At the Queens last bal there,
she gvaciously selected Louis NspoleOns C "a embas
sador, the Duke de Mslskof, for a partner, and the
old veteran footed It fsatly," afterwards conduct
log her majesty to her with true Freuch galRn-
try. Here the British Minister opposed the ball with
Miss Lane, and their visa Vi, Gen. Robes and
Mrs. Douglas RaSkiHgtOH SAFES.
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DIR, KINGS DISPENsARF
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ ~ Dr. King formerly e New YORK, e. ne AZ E-
49, years Of LouisTe, Kentucky, and who - a.
voted ms attention . ne treatment Il private ssasa Tor oT.
lry years, Inter himself having aende b pa Re fo- -
many years nd cured many Thousands he Is ens . cur
az di7es Or private nature bad tzv nav
from Id udcous mgdeal treatment, OK f-ou nezdcf - n Il
own Dr. Kings Dspensary No. g Dsalsrck at bctTss
Cherry and TIE square, Ehers be al sss o private
nature.
from business.
sTRcEuREs o. Old recent date, eFsctuay cured in rev
Gays, by an operation which pain Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps disease causss
more mischief and undermnea the constitution much
sTF5 win al the diseases Of the SKIN rroHfne ont n nar
lec or BAD LIeallen De eaecuallY lev dgva
eAl HEtEHl particular attention having girsl b
ms se and al the consequence growing it brourhf
on N many cases by ne destructive habits incnu7nrse
Youths and erce1Ve lndulgencs Of passions nsrct ~
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering the glib ne
Tor business or society. and causing premature ola age.
Females who may Be lahorng with any dicuy q he Wanb
may rest assured Of mmeJiare relief.
Persons residing abroad, writing and g,tnq tbsir go. IA
fee enclosed, directed Dr. A. King. No. . ns,rek -f
Naahyillel fennessee, will have the neceT mcne ant =
Lheir address with necessary decl0us Strict secrecy os
may 23-dly
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WHO CAN BEAT IT!
WE have just finished and got in operation, Steam Saw
wv Mill, for L. J. Perdue & William McClelland,
Carksve Tennessee, that cuts twenty thousand eight hundred
and fifty feet board measure in fourteen hours and thirteen
minutes. II thousand and fortyght in Wentyeght
minutes reduced the pcs Of Engines and Boilers,
figures defy competition In prices and durability
Our Engines put plates and made Of the BEST
terials. We agents for the
ST. LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
AND
STRAUB'S SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CORN
MILLS,
ane can furnish any size notice, at manufacturers prices
with freight added. ELLIS 4 MOORE
a6. 90 and 100 South Market street,
iuDeEtf Nashville, Tennessee.
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FOR PADUCAH.

FOR PADUCAH.
FTVETE light draught steamer BLANCHE LEWIS,
will leave for the above, and all immediate land is -
ings, FRIDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock Fora
freight passage apply on board or to
june4-lt i II, HARRISON, Agent.
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nS- Virgil y. Paris, of Maine, has been appoin-
ted Naval StorekeePer at Portsmouth, \. H., vice
Redding removed.
There is funny story told about the manner in
which this Mr.. VIRGIL DELPHIEI PARIS got his
name. His father an honest but unlettered man,
on theday of the young genteman's birth, happened
to take up an old Dolphin" clifton of Virgil prin-
ssd in France e being ell Latin, except the title
page, the old man interested himself with that.
After spelling over it for some time he managed to
make out the three words,
'Virgi Delphini.
." Paris, Il"
the last being the place Of publication.
"Ah, said he, "Paris!" " Must be some rela,
ton Of mine" ga mighty smart man he is too to
write SIGH whaling big book this and all in
Greek I'll name my son srter him" And SO the
present worthy bearer Of the CumbrOus sOubriqut
shristsned. In spite Of his name he has held high
hOuOrs, having been Governor Of the State Of Maine
Cor four years.
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MRnny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,

WITH WOODS IMPROVE EIENT .--This
wv celebrated Machine received the premium Grand
GOLD MEBA, the best combined Reaping Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville,
KY 10 September 1851. The trial OF Syracuse New
York, in July, where all tie principal Machines IN the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their
through Marshal p Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville KY.
1t also received the award the best Reaper, and the
Mower before separate committees appointed By the Presi
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, at Nashville,
in July 1857, most Of the machines In Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season. every Machine Elm America.
The above machines for sale by the undersigned,
B. +. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the state.
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dStG-zSA NOTICE, @N%zE
TEyHE subscriber as Trustee William Stewart and Stewart
Owen, closing up their business, and offer for sale,
we'll assorted stock Cooking Heating Wood and Coal Stoves
Crates Scales Marbeizei Nantes and TnWare Of all kinds
which be sold low and prompt dealers the usual
time,
He will sell vsr reasonable terms any desrons Of
going business. Fhe stand good onhe shop the
best arranged In ts oWe supplied with tools and machinery
N B.Thcse indebted TO VIM. Stewart, Stewart QWen
get ready pay Those having claims against either OF
said firms, will please copies with the trustee that they
may be paid in this order. g. B. GOODWIN, Trustee
iune4-2w No. a, Market street.
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TRUNKS AND VALISES.
+ AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
do extra size Travelling Trunks; -slll= "a ~
Gents hne sole leather Trunks sEI Z AL
do do do Vaisesi s.llzAzA-25
do Eossuth Trunks
do Hog Skin do iron frame.
For sale BY BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
ian05 Nc. 30, Onion Street.

Tor sale BY BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
tan25 Nc. 30, Union Street.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
WHAT valuable farm which the undersigned has resided for
the last eight nine years. for sale It lies the waters
Big Hapeh river the county Of Williamson, fourteen miles
Nashville, the village Of Tank the Richmond and
Cenreve Turnpike nine miles from Fankln, the county
Of williamson and within two miles Of the North Western Rail
road being constructed The contains about four hun
eight Of first farming land; the county line
between Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest
corner Of tract formerly the well Of the
wilkins Whitfield
On this farm comfortable residences with all necessary
OUT houses; barn, cribs, stables carriage house, &C. with
ceent orchard Of choice fruit Good water,
abun falling stock water running from diff
ferent through the farm. Adjoining this farm another
Of about hundred Of excellent land with good
residence for sale The soil Of both tracts equal 10 any
for crops either for grain grass and both united hey viii be
sold separately together may suit buye il b thought By
good judges could be made Of the betstock farms in the
State ssze those wanting Obuy would Of wish
10 view the premises before purchasing further description
deemed unnecessary all Ted to call and for them
selves. [aug25-eod&Wt JOHN 7. BILL.
WISH to sell the farm which reside in williamson county,
adjoining that advertised above By Mr.. John HILL contain
ing by survey, hundred and ninenne and half
Of first rate farming land with comfortable dwelling with
all necessary ouhouses suitable for small farm, with good
The farm Is well enclosed with good fences including about
hundred yards Of stone fence viii sell this place sea
y make desirable FARM purchasers invited % call
Mr.. Hill and examine the premises.
LAVINIA CRAIGHEAD.
FoFfurher particulars apply Mr. H. N Snyder at the Store
Of snynder & Frzzell, Nashville.
aug25-eo&W6 L. 9.
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.Is 80 - q - q - -

AADAN CnOM1 a AE 1 \ ISL E.s--Ihe above
de first day Of Juue A daily Of coaches -four hous
saging will connect with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
the urnss Depot Ten hours travel from Memphis
Springs. health pleasure, the White sulphur equal
any Watering place. North South. ne band Of Music from
New Orleans will be in attendance. GEO. SHALL,
ny D u In
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BRADsHAW q RUTLAND,


BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
NO. 30, UBTOE STREET.
HAVE Just received fresh supply Of BOOTS -
E1t and SHOES, which viii Be sold at the very low = p
NV est prices: o. III
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters with and without heels
do Thick and Thin Sole Kid BOotees heels and no heels; =
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something nice;
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
do Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed, heeed and heels
FORV MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Misses Thick Thin Sole Goat Bootees heeled
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Childrens kid ad gOat Bootes, thick and thin sosi
do Black Lasting CATERS
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gentlemen extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof do
do do do Pump do
do do do stitched DO
do D. Congress Caters;
do do P, L. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Tes3
do D. 8, do do do
do Cloth Congress Gaitsrsi
do Lasting Ties.
And ali articles kept in Shoe Store to which invite the at
tention OF all wanting articles in our line.
jan25 BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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KINGSTON SPRTNGS

WILL Be opened Or the summer Season Of 1883, the l
june for ne reception q visitors The subscriber will Be
prepared BOarders, and furnish the accommodation
the 81 so per day, s. 90 per week $50 90 per month";
Servants and children under L years Of age bali price band
Of music will be in attendance. passenger carriage will
regularly leaving Noel Cas- College street, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
may25-d6-wlm Z. ]. KREIDER. AGENT.
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. THE HAT FOB THE SPRING

THE HAT FOB THE SPRING
~
WATERFIELD & WALKERS.
HTE ISSUE TO-DAY THE NEW STYLE nFe
Gentiemens Hats for the Spring Is5s IL & snly ~
eAry 70 remark that the style and quality fbrcI viii
fully sustain the reputation The house has ohz enjoyed
marc wakefield a. WALKER.
NEW STYLES OF SOFT EHATS..sThs most =
attractive Of Soft Hats and Cans Tor tbs
seasons vii Be found az Wasld & Walkers They haTso
all that - new and desirable, az prices low and UNIFORM
WATERFIELD & WALEER.
marc Premium Hstters, q PubHc suulra-
A MOTHER WRECK.--Bsni. p sblsl5s WI IN
"A THURSDAY Morning. June a., at 10 O'Clock arys los Of
assorted Dry Goods, Clothing and Fancy aalv por-
ton Of which has been saved from City Of Htsg and III
Be sold without reserve, account Tie uusrtrs f
delivery. Ijune1-tdl BENZ r. sHfFIDs
A PRIVATE SALEs--A large and Weu sssortsd
n stock q Clothing which sold cheap 70 he tae onlT
junsl-d BENZ. p. SHIELDS
A SIX HORSE STEA N ENGdNE FOX SALE
"A with without boiler. at Wonden Co S AIscbfns bD
Cherry street, doors Broad street Tiuuel-f
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ALLEGmANY STRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
FFVHE Eost complete and thorough Arrangements been
male render this heretofore delightful watering place
Of the attractive and agreeable places Of s5urn to Be found
any where in the country These Springs have demonstrated
to possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
and TIE midst Of the beautiful scenery, and
in climate healthul and salubrOus. They situated
within three miles Of shaEse, TIC Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, which trains pass daily, connecting with the great
tor0ughares beginning at Bangor Maine, terminating
New Orleans ngments have mads with all the Rail-
road Companies North and SOUTH Whsrs5y through tickets viii be
issued any point ths Flda and Tennessee Railroad,
line Of splendid
FOURsHORSE COACHES
will be in readiness to transport visitors from ShaTsTe, the
nearest point OF deharkaton 70 she Springs.
To inTad laborng under affections Of the stomach and Bow
els, these waters particularly recommended
-lr,ir, Il = I'VE
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BANCROFPS HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
". =. BERRY & co.
HAVE NOW on SALE
THE HISTORY OF THE United STATES
VOLUME vas.
RRINe VOLUME I. OF Tbs AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
OORAVO gNEFORM WITH The PREvF,
Gus VOLUMES.

fhsi7 the ar5t Of four volumes Ehita EI embraces hs
period or The American Revelation, from tie Bsorads
Boston 70 the Treaty Of Peace, Pans IN ITs2 and eoo
tsina,in gss degrees from manuscript aHd unpabrstsd
urees iAe history Of The nation during q ru porou,g
his eventual period, neludas the Boel Bostoa HaF
6or the ssasFa orgauzltlJn the country The asraoa
Of he Charter o. Massachusetts, the rsstanes OF the 80
pie Of Aa'saehusea The spirit Of the souih ne CongFss
o. I54 ne progress Of measures In Engand Ffancs snd
elsewhere, ne Battles Lexington aad Concord The ssrs
Of Boston, the Congress Of IT'S, ehoos q Wahlaoa
a. Conmandef'in Chief the Battle Of Bunker HIl &c.
A there Hih doubtless be great demand ior he HIutsgp
otihe ksVoluson, indspsndsn oftas preceding voIamss
The work, these four volumes viii BE- puoHahsd sspa
1iey, As ne American RsvOlaiOs Vols, /, H. III, L,
with uils page and binding TO correspond.
he publishers invite as asatlon Ct the renders Of hs
present EOums Of Mr. Blnero9s History Q he Unitsd
states 10 The arst SIX volumes Of The work SHE disnanI-
ed merits Of which hive ossn grlsfY aekuo IodRsd -
his eountFJmsn-n For sale b.
w. =. Berry q 90,
mAI2 Pebble Buauro.
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HUE subscriber prepared receive Boarers this
watering place. y miles north Of Nashville during
Summer vacation, Of July to the first Of September
There VIII Be BARRON kept is designed chiefly for
the accommodation Of Families and individuals Who may wish 70
resort quiet healthul place during the heat Of Summer
The Springs formerly much visited, too we'll known
qure any elaborate description
No pains viii be spared render the situation Of visitors
pleasant
Price hoard 81 so per day: 81 90 per week Servants aud
Children under 10 years ofage, half price.
may23-dtFW3n +. L, CkOCKER.
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GR1YS0N SPRINGS, XIV,


TFVHE undersigned having undertaken the entire management
Of Grays0n Springs 3 Wateng-paee, would
its old patrons that he Is always ready % entertain visitors from
the lt q Nay till the LIST Of October, and, feeling grateful for
former patronage bestowed Grayson trusts be viii
continuance Of the came.
Pledgng msye that the entire establishment Grays0n shall
le in perfect order for the reception Of visitors With good Stewards
meat pastry cooks, and polite servants, hope general
satisfaction in the eating line.
my shall supplied with the best Old Kentucky
we'll Foreign Liquors Cigars, &c, and agreeable barr
Ny Stable shall be we'll supplied with pr0Vsnder careful
Osters.
This Watengplace is situated 65 milss south q Louisville
Gyson county, p miles from Ezaheht0Wn, at which plaza
daily line Of stages from 6rayson Springs cOnnects With the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad and "a miles from Mammoth
Cave communication BY stage.
BOARDNG.
Boarding per day, 81 50
." per week, g %
Z" month, 81 %
Children and Servants half price,
Boarding Horses per week 3o9
" 3" per day, 50
" per month, 10 90
may2e-dtWkW8t N. P. CLARKsON.
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FIVE HUNDRED

y 80 u y ~ " HIIIE AlEbHUIEN -
y FLATS, for Misses and Children. b. er- 10y
press this day. English Straw and Hair B0unets: i t5a
with three hundred yards White six Fringe, ani sto
White Leghorn Hats. Great bargains to close ous5 f
Summer Goods. ~
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Mrs LAWS cass, IT,, has resigned his mission st
Rome, the resignation TO take ss1t Hllsn his sns-
eessOr shall Be appointed
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n LLON CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, June g.
DILLON CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, june g.
DILLON CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday June g.
DILLON CO.. Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday Juus g.
DILLON CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, june
DILLON 4 CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday June
DILLON CO.. Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday June g.
DILLON 4 CO., Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday June