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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11
II. FASSETT, Agent
Sale, Purchase and Rent Of Real Estate.

NNdANI 4 uiNhtses OHN AScHt OA htdl 1Stttct
INSURANCE,
Negotiation Of Loans, Collection OF Debts, &c.
AsUTABUI.A. ONO.
DROPERTY Sold for Commission only.
and sale clarge. Sale direct iodiruct, con
sdtutes Commission.
RIDGE FAiafA choice farm South Eidgc iuar fsr.
sey Il Garord's owned by H. " MheeIe- c,tftasnne IS
acrus with good buildings fruit living water Ieniy Of tim
ber and everything desirable for hoi stead lad At
laigAin Cali or The premises H. FAssi1r
Ashtabala for particulars.
60 ACRE FARM in Jefferson towr,slp y. " from village
80 iarosed and balance good Mood land and timber
there is goac franc dwelling barn. plenty Of fruit
lious kinds lispg vater, &c prenes A dnsiabe small
en, price $500. Enquire Of A. ABOS premises or Of
Il. FASSErf.
s OF land $50 rods East OF he Centrc of srpcrse
30 Of which well tiabcre haance nncr good In
pfovs icnts With good budngsand fruit Liking Snncs u
water hi different lots Most Of fln fayy oain ll
pHIt Grand River bottom binds Tens, &C aecoulacasr
The farm Of Audew Wiley of 296k aoce near Asbta6ua
Nitl good improvements huiins Suitable or tao ai uii
plenty fruit timber living water and at $50 per Isit u
pay down and balance on lang tiHic
That well known grass and grain Farm containing of 20
acres fonly miles from Ashtuis Fink kaad
D. hubbard ESQ. liood buisings. water and fA fpets
timber balance under cultivation ffee SSooo EnquLe
Of owner q al aso,e allce.
50 acres miles sonh, Issi Eesd Tie Farsn fsrness
owned hy Solomon Suihaal houle barn frali aud good
tiuiheT. Can be bad at a b fgain.
Two larre aud valpabe Farms oWnei by r. Ilarnlon Es1
One Of 90 aores, centre Of Sesd order kirh state
ciltAtions oNeelt 40 acres tils, laFfc dwelling tae
oheee house. fruit &c IN excellent dir nri Irce go
per Hcle One Of l3l ~ nis soat II Monroe lauk
hundred acre. hnpTowdi good nings. Itras o pny
ulent on either cf Above. accommodating
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NEw RoUrE.- I'VE see by the Milwaukee
Democrat that the long contemplated boat line
from Grand Haven to Milwaukee, has been per
fected. The new boats are not yet finished, but
the steamers Arctic and Cleveland have been
placed there to run in The line until the new ones
are ready. So, then, this very desirable route
is in condition to accommodate the public. We
have heretofore spoken Of the Detroit & Mil
waukee r. r. as the main feature Of this line,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

CoNceRr I'VE learn from the Ashtnbula
Telegraph, that the Musical Uuion Of that
village utend giving d Concert Of Vocal
Music, on Monday next, commencing at
Z l-2 o'clock P. NJ, under The direction Of
Prof WEBSTER Lon which occasion It is
intended to bring forward the justly .cele-
brated Cantata of Esther We believe it
is the intention of several Of cur citizens
to be present. The Conpeaut Train Con-
ductor Morehouse--is, as usual, Accom-
modaling, " arriving ut Ashtabua AZ l. M.
PainespANe 71legrapA.
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Sew lYotk Market--sept. eLh.

fLouh- ull and closes 5QlOe ower demand chiefly for
ooS " "a sns er%sssns e wants Of Tho local radei sales
Tor extra ate both Of which are scace ana
ior sepeSne ysstsn for common 70 me.
round hoop Ohio, h market closed dull and tendips down
WHEAf-Nery dull with export demand. se.re .Iv an.
inquiry for home consumption Speculat ~ hsse 49, g.,
great measure withdrawn from the maket sales 1900 bus
AZ sl ior COMMON white Michigan, SIs@s0 rcd to IN
ovkNDull aud rather eaeri sales $4,000 bu At oz07e
os common p good miAe1 western 93c Cor norerp aud
nATs-Dall At 4557c for state and l1abic for Western
nchangsd sales go hbls at sI1 753l2 for couu.
meas - fTi-S 's'' N-Sss.''H io' oAuA
ln,hEFlFm; ,E qes 200 tbs al II@lIH inferior 70 prsp.
oAEfsE-ouief II as7yfc' 80 'O' l's''
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IN Jencraon September 7h at the residence Of Mrs
Jodes by Rev. d. 0lds Miss KATE A. JONES TO Mr..
ENSIGN.
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HORSE RAKEE, Corn Plows and chi
aysson. o. tho boss quality. .aa a. vsy rassossSi.
eguFs. " B cRcs 49,
AsAtabna. JsaS ss, 1855 W sss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

FlRE.--Thc Filming Rill of Q. G. CoLLEY,
near the Methodist Church, took fire en- Satur-
day morning before day, from near the furnace,
and being of wood, highly combustible, was soon
reduced TO ashes, together with the Cheese
Box, Sbiugle and other machinery. The estab-
lishment has been recently fitted up with new
and superior engine from the works Of II. Tow
FIR SoN, which though not destroyed, is SO bad
y injured as to require ap expensive overhaul
ing. 1t was an acquisition TO the place, aud its
suspension will prove serious loss to the com
munity, besides the discouragement and embar.
rassment the calamity must bring upon wor-
thy mechanic and enterprisng citizen. The loss
is total ono, as the nature of the risk prevent
ed insurance.
Mr.. G. estimates his loss at $4,000.
A portion Of the building was occupied by
JouN SAVAGE as a shaft mandatory, which
was also total loss in machinery and stocl,
ofsome $500.
We trust that our citizens will sympathize
@ih their fellow citizens in misfortune, and give
them some substantial evidence of that sympa.
thy in liberal contributions to put them
again into operation.
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BIRTHS.
MARRIED.

Mrs HELM y. GRAHAM
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Mr.. HARRIs of the Leader, spent night
here on his way to Jefferson, and thus
speaks "of village Ashtabula is smart viii
lage of some two thousand inhabitants and
is adorned with fine old shady yards and
pleasant homes, broad streets, its public
green" meeting house. churches, semi
nary, stores, mechanic shops, pfinting-offiee,
Bank, and two hotels,---the Fisk House
K. L. Holbrook, Proprietor, the principal,
House and Host we can chccrfuIly com
m end 10 all sojourncrs in Ashtabulae
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September Appointments.
| 1R. II. TUBES will be in attendance

II as follows;
AshtabIla, Ashabula House, Tuesday, Sept. IS.
Conneaui, fremont House, Monday, sspt q.
Painesvie, american House, Wednesday,, sept. 90
For consultation upon all diseasos of tile Throat Lungs
Heart LIVER Stomach Bowels KideeSs and Spleen;
ropsv Gravel rheumatism Nervousness DEBILITY Dysefsia
Female dease Ague and Fever Fits Impurities Of the Hood
Erpons Cancers Ulcers and all other varieties long
ing complaints, both extrIiiAl snd Internal
For ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time
chronic diseases treating thousands annually many whom
had exhausted other within re IN
mineral oh pOsons employed does he make sick
sIake lne tear dozen TO bHd up dgai- The medicine
be taken With safety bg the delicate and patients may
main at home and counug, with prudence their ordinary
diet and exercise My hundreds have recovered under the
treatment after fiends and physicians had given up all hope
the indispuabe evidences Of which always be furnished
lyals however reduced deFpaing, invited TO call
and be assured thai encouragement viii be given
expense incurred ithouta corresponding prospect recovery
urbanS Champaign Co. o., August 1858.
Dr. TUBBS-)ear Sir Some time since obtiii.d iro-
scrp pon from YOU for myself and little four years od
From early infancy the child had had swsling pain and
constant discharges from his cana attended with partial
Deafness since using your medione the discharges which
offensive have ceased and the hearing restored
afflicted with indigestion. sd uei;her strength, energy
biop; heart would throb violently breathing depressed and
for two months before eeing cough was distressing At
time OF my first call at II required considerable
effort to set shout aud sweat pofusey 'om o eSertian.
The weatherwas warm, yet much 10 ny surprise strength
gained rapidly much that began 10 work fns
Cf late have labored steadily also gained seven pounds in
dosh the Grt month Having experienced decided
prov, self hAt too, after neetual treat
heoro and equally good elrcts upon several
my neiehbnrs eoasefnoury and eeerfuy recommend
your tfeaimout to all who De unfortunate
as have done.
reside two miles west Of Mcehanesburrh where have
been for the last twenty years Yours truly, ,s..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-09-11

RoBBERY AT AMBoY.--0n Friday night the
barn Of Apollos Kent keeper of the hotel at
Aplboy, was broken open and trunk belong
ing to traveller taken from bis wagon and
riaed Of its contents. consisting Of s2s in mo.
ney and clothing worth as much more. The
Traveller gave his name as Price, a minister of
tho Wesleyan denomination, and on bis way
from New York to Minnesota. wherc he mad
engagedas missionary. No clue to the burg
lars.--Hep5rfer.
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Agents Wanted /!

ITO TRAVEL and solicit orders for
i AtwAters Patent Fifteen Dollar Sewing Machines
Salary $40 per month"; with all expenses pau Address with
stamp. I. N. DAGGErr 4 Co,
4t 4S4 No. 4. Wilson lane
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NOTICE.-Th State of Ohio, Ashta-
L bula County, Court Of Common Pleas.
Debra Patterson
Eli T. Patterson.

THE defendant hereby notified that tho second day of
September 1883 the plaintiff filed her petition in said
Court against the defendant praying divorce from him.
the grounds Of extreme cruelty habtual drunkenness for
than three years OF the Defendant and that said petit
tion will be heard at the noxt term of said Court
ct 45i DEBRA PATTERSON.
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HARDW WARE. = Heavy Hardware.
1A shoyels, Hoes, Axes Mechanics Tools, Saws all
kinds Mason TTowels Picks Pump fixtures, Glass Putty
rytbing almost comprising complete Of both
Heavy shelf Hardware, for sale low by
ROOT A MORRISON
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nee,
Negotiation Of Loans, Collection OF Debts, &c.
AsHTABUIi OHIO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-14
NOTICE.

nR u sLEDGE has rstarned from New York
" after 40 osenos Of zine months md has Effected
SOM Est0HndinE cures 30 that cisE He has taken
o5s At NJ 81 No1ree street be- een Main and Second
Erssts VIII Tsur1s the prz1tice Medicine, where
h has Tor his cs-brztsd Compounds. All calls at
TENDED o. Day night A he intends locating pera
nentT u Nsuphls. Eli from the great success he has
hal n the treatment q te various d eases he thinks
he should have liberal pstronsg from the cifiTens Of
Memphis f4nS-d7y
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0tlo-d4u
JOSEPH ETCHAVANE,
N o & S z RY.

ITT||"
All plants guaranteed % order Orders from dsts-ra
punetray a tended t. ani dlivsrsd sn7 part OF ths
cltv IRE u cH-rEa rozI7-51a
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Transportation.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
REsR
r A / L r o A ID .
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

nN ard after WEDNESDAY, FebrHarT 3 fs57 ths
~ Trains on this road vii follows, (sundavs
srCsrted y
The Nail and Passenger Eran vii leave Pamela daily =,
7 A ~ and arrive a. Memphis a 10 A. M.
Eetuniuz, leaves Memphis Al > r NJ and strives .;
Panoa a. -
The Frslrht and Aecommodafion Train Memphis
f.iiy a. 20 A. H. and arrives a. Pauoia at u
ReiurninE leaves Pznoa a. - A. and arrives Al
hsmulis a. s
Persons traVeilug on the hsf Train spend avs
hours IN Memphis and return On TIE same day
PassenFer Train masfs direct cnuneciou st he1pht.
Elth the hephis and Chsrieston Rsiroad going East
an the keuIphls and Ohio Railroad g1inr Esrth-
TIE FfeiEht and Accommodation runs 10 connectiou
with ssgss - aud from the following pa7es Oakland
Prssts1 and Greuafa, here making c0anectlon win
Stages throuEh Curr1on and IeEinzton thence 70 the
nUrtheru ernl % tle MissEsppi Central Railroad for
Canton, JacEson and NeE Orlea1s.
ThrouEs Tctsts for Grenada can be obtaines a. n
Memphis Dept
This is much the shortest route and passengers leav
inz Memphis hg the moning arrive At Grsntds tie
sams evening having daylight The whole way
- ". NEWELL.
ar1sa~ nfnrfIan
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Shortest Route
FR1W
Memphis to Atlantic Cities.
k&E - -

kA& y 49,
BY RAILROAD FROM CAIRO.
To CAieago Drecf IN Sixteen H1trF without Brsak
Of SHegs or Ctdngs 0f Gers or Beggage
BRANCH FR0N CsNrEkLIt rs EOW FINI sHED.
mus shortening the time 90 sixteen holrs o. Clcz
A CAleeso. connecting win NehIzar Csutra Cars
"A lesving the sam. Depot f9r Detroit. S4zsra Frls
tocaestori Albany New YORK Boston and sII Ea tsr-i
and Atlantic Ciiies- Only two change of Cars frsIl
Cairo 70 hagars and three t11u Ca-o o. Albany sad
four from CairC % New York rnr fr1-l Csi-a !. svT
York forty-nine hours Pare low and o1u.s - res
er. han BY any other r0ute Passengers tsrol-h e
Vet subjected % ne DELAYS c0use1ueot o. the frequent
changes By short lines of Railroads thrsugh Iutaus and
Ohio, o ne East and No-rh..
trains for Cleveland Duakirsi and ihs zst win Lake
shore Railroad and Staaur-s Tor Ra-lue. Milwaukee
steamers for sault Ste harie, Lake Sup -, Colilg
WOOD. Toronto. &C
rains lss7eCairo zve-y Morning A. ssninz as fsl-
SOS A. n, Chicago and PuulsltA a1prsss, Sundays
sxosptsd.
mis- Trsin connects at CtcaEo with View York Lirtt
Mas hHpress, over hchgsu Csutri Great western and
EsE Tors Central Rziroais through n tairfyae hc7rs
This main also connects saniovaf with 0tio snd
rznA VIII Trans q tle Terra Hauts. Aitsu and St.
Louis Railroad, for IntanzDos Louisville and Cincu-
nati a Decatur, with Main Line Express for Galeua
punleith' the latter c1nn-cng with Trains Spring
aeld, HEpies. Rock Tslsni. Burlington snd Quincy.
$40 P NJ, New Tork EVDr-ss Saturdays ercsptsd.
Stopping esy AZ important stations EXCEPT % sf7nrr
oonnectng with Main Ilne nsr Erur-l s- Decsf-- ~
Dnnieiih, and arrIvin- az CEcazo ar 2 r. H
Passengers f1r the Upper Mississippi VIII nui Dun-
cith, steamers q the Duneih and Mirues1ta Packet
Company. resy % leave the arrival Or either Cairo
IrsH for Il Cross, Rwins ST. Paul, 81. Passengers
for Janesve and Centrai and Eastern Wisconsin con-
meet a. Fport with Trains Beot and Janesvic and
from hence 20 Madison and Central and Eastern Wis
. consin.
he Maps and Charts indicating tse Crest Cent-s
Route 70 the North and are a. exact anscru o.
Coltons NaP OF the Unitea States and passengers are
requested % e1fmine this route wei ttr ruInins
time cards OF the connect ing Roas. a1f Judge tham-
selves a. 70 thecorrness OF he ab1Va statements Ths
opening of the rnois Central Rsir1ad from Cairo 20
Ohcago and thus forming speedy and direct q
communication between the Upper LaEcs and Rivers and
tse Lover Mississippi affords 70 the pleasure traveller
well a. the business man, attractions and facilities
for reachg the North anf East which sur1ass those
any other route whatever. The accuuu10dati0us fur
nhe by the Company 1r the convenience % the trlv-
elinE public the pean0ncy of the road and structure
he stnsth and eegancr of The Engines and Cars CON-
mend themselves 20 those who On TRAVELLING eDcsf
comfort snd egfefT. State secured I'D pacEets
TICKETS GOOD FOR ONE YEAR WITH The privnc-s
Of laying over al sny point, De- had a. Memphis,
No IS JeGerson street.
WILLTAM NORM. AEeut,
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Encourage Home Industry.
FINE TEAS!
Insolvent Notice.

HAVING suggested The insolvency 81 The estate Of
ll WfLLfAM WALTKR 20 the Cferk of the Upton
County Court and he har od-rei pub isat0n to te
msde thcreou this b theTe0re 70 notify the oedrs o
the said william walker TO their resHectve claims
duly provn and abth-ntioated the Law requires ia
said on Or before the inIh day June
order that's pre- rata CistrihuCnuf sa estate NAY Be
made saii creditors or tuis no ic- VIII be pead IN
Der OF the recovery % claims 20; - hlsd-
febIa-wIm CHARL8S d. WALKER, Adm'r.
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A TTOREETs AT LAW. omoes No 2ss GHin street,
u ever Benss1's Eusic Store, Memphis, Tenn-s end
HernEndc Dgsofo county, Mss El attend promptly
% AL onectiOus and business entraEed 70 tha IN West
Tenness-e and Eorth Mississippi.
REPFR ro--Truirt Bro. q % Philadeluhi1s Orouin.
Hurrfhsll a sezrs waiter Stsluiein- D. f-i " b
Huler JmIes- Brown Ce-, v = Weob q 90. Mem
rbis EBis-dawly
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Notice.
w. HOWARD & CO.,

VITE have diso0ntiuard ou- sdes' suction sales bu
w viii oontinue sal gods at At vory low prices
uEuAi las =. BARINDS a co
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Transportation.
IEMPHIS And CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON. IA
PHILADELPHIA.

NV YORK
'aL, heli aI falr aad nsuiy e1uipuef and rassfBz
thioa<n osalliful anl hrs t1y a- ~, rir--s fo
travsiers ron ths AbsissfD-i vsIlsva r,.. g. -
dred miles shorter. .ud possessing z-elrlr .-.r-s -
TINA AND F.HE HEDUCED -f-.-s- - -5..-.
seheiue oi ihe Post OF - sr1rtmrnf la t..,-a - 49,
mittet, aud saving cT cfef cf lf t1rrs
Passing tarogsh sisv Tsrrt9Iy srl1s sse1rty is A.
fordesi for the c1nveyartr 20 alrVl-t -ts
Al Datou- Ca ct4lCe OF Hautsa j. 1---slf-s, .--
tauous railway fhrouzh G-argz. solth C.r--I4. r-f
North Caro,ins 70 kch-l ID or 17 th- Great Ms.faz
tsn Line tsrouEh Ersf rclnesre and Ffrzsnfs ID E1
vie LYncnblrE Rchlzo1i, and g. al lf ths esss--I
Tlrzinia SPRINGS
4HE EIPRs-s EAIL TRAIN leaves Msmpals daily
a. 30 n -to7Ding a. e. stafiIrs.
TIE ACC0E MDOATION TRAIN ieaves remB-f-
DAILY teEcept sundaVsl a. 209. P g. for Iu1et.5l
WITH re Missi siupi Central and f1uu9aFea Genital
as,l'2aa pemerylil. sad inferHis 2 af- - io1s
TRAINS GOSS zCr--At erard Iuu-fl1n Eifh the
Etssseipri Central aaiirr e. 20 Harv sDrfugs Crfcr
Gre1afai Canton garkI-u, e-c uuh tt- Missts-
sppi and Tsnneszee Central RAJ -a b 81 war ia Eol
At Pocsaantls. Wifh tri weekv line o. G. a-h-r d
Ripley, P0atotee AB-r1e-u and Cl'uuiaus E..s
A. luta- Win failT iice o. four-aor-f Cla1hes
nlnus of rhe Mlh o. ard Ut i1 Rsilr1lf.
Thr0uEh si-kets Elai uur used wi tl- prr eye -f
STRIPPING AZ any point desired s q az tha GFVEu AZ.
IIcNET oFFI-E, Comnsrciai II l,e 4ri che . liison
Street Station.
Eaeh BesssnEsr vii BE- sIsz-5 one huud--s B--4. ~
oaEE-Esi no article VII b. carrl1t 1s z1- -a1t Is
rot Incident % th- person % De pass-1Es- Ir n
loss The Company WI ho'd tltus-lves resao1sI 10
amount not sE--e-ins sfn0
NeEroes, vhen traveiirg alone. must hrrs -
nam ng tle Eoiut 70 E1.ca hey o. =. e.
that they are % trave. oy rsl.r' ai. or thev
carriad No tirket Wiz -arf them. n1r
received On ne cars uui-ss th-ir owner or sa
-at or klaFn q ~ HirEet Agent, Contrrt5r.
pers5n 70 v0uch for gsnulnrz-ss % psrrit.
~ 6
e-rerzl s11rru--..
s-s-..-. --. ~. - a Ha'.
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ca R ID.

TEE pSrtnsrshiin the pIscoe of the Law herrosors
4 eKslHs betwssn Sullivan, TTe1dNsil ToIIinttne,
is fhis dsF dissolved gzly I, 1851.
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MEM CITY DIRECTORY
TS57-'5S

BY j. b. NJ O ; 2 = ,
rTfHE subsclber Il nov e1raEe prepartng for publ
eAfion. aad WI iPsue ty TIE midlle u Noyem1er
Eexf = cnmpiete and fru nIRECTORT OF MEMPHIS.
II will N addt8n 70 the usual c0strnis cf d. ectory,
contain history Of thf crerc ard trade q Aeuphisi
By one who has dsvUt many Of hs e 70 the con-
uercizl dspar enf o. several % our city papers, besides
other matters 0f interest 70 the business nan-
Our cls.ens wi D cso upon In iew days for cards
II is rtsnded RAT tle lirtcfory z1s c1a.r7 t2ToT
sbiy etih taass q trs pgil1gt. cisass
ef1sfS ~ essis ieii Z. sih-f q 10 Gsf gi-hlll1
vslgrl slH e AElsaaei h. isYis-B
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DIR, 3. L. LAsKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOucher
vsshfuztou STREET bsf,een Nsiu snd sec7nd.


ono hour from 70 o'clocks NJ and from 70 4
O'Clock. p.
THAEEFUL for the kiuz ps'r37sEe heretofore ex-
tented 70 ne. take pleasure % inform nv custum-
and she public 10 general that u ts Mt In enton
leave this city. as has seen rep9rie and ths an
evsr r-sdy aftn = al % intrRai and extcrnai
DISEASES Esd thai pE parsd 20 u11ertske the msst
dicut 1Dsrztlus and sccSu-hm uts and that do not
os1m- or anE Preqsrau5n Of mercury n ciseasas
Whatcver.
Secret diseases cu-ed IN osn method, IN such
snner not interfere with ths business o. the pa
tent and that 90 not any mercury IN The treat
mat OF TIE szme.
the following: Rhel stis A-thritia, NeurslEia,
Nervous Hesdsche a1d ro1ha he PARALYSIS DTspepsiA
T1-pidy ths Liver Spinzi Cu-vature and Weaknsss
uuerns Diseases Efuss, Tenor Al5us or White ssTsi
ing D=afazSs Wu al DISEASES Of the = Fe and kar
Aue13-rh3ea Chorosis, Stertity Sperm at0Trhoea 6c
a. dsesse tast re7ulre entire reguafion Of
fhe d1d aud system tuse the NAzne1o-E ctric
tr=stment which Is universally known for is praetoa
billty-
Af.sr pnscfoe of ten yesrs es Star Physician and
Director of several has1tsls in Geuauy. and eight
years practice ths Unitsd states reputation a.
Physician, saTEeon and AooancheE l. suaciszfy estsb
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A TrOREETs AT Law Nsnphis, Tounsssss. ono
n s,urh side Of Court ssus7e, dOors Ezst Of ths
River Hank far12-dtf
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UalnahIe Tract 0f Land for sale.

TJlHE subscriber Is ofrtrE SIS acres of eh'ioe -
L and in SheIby oolnty, tnres niles from <sIa
Germ .utcrn and fftesn miles from hemphi-. ~
known as the Big survey. Love Land, ~hiCh -
atoms the lands o. Mr Tereece W. Alen hsi AHxweh
ana c.. Jn0. Williams This is ona OF TIE o-st useh
~ ootn and n sheIby county For particulars, refer
I, walter Alien Esq Arehibad Wright, Esq-, aud to
ne uniersirned On the premises. good bargain may
Be bad y early application -
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FnM1an PTCKETT. Jr..

A TTo2EET AT-JAas Hemphis. Iena Of1cer Je-iaT
- son s.rs-t rlit=sy ~ PIT C1ice Building.
jUn2-d-v-t-lT q ALLL 49,
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A TTORNET AT Law. G-nsrA CcDecttnE snd LAM
a Assuts ss- The northern 80 EasteIh Counties oi
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Brownsyille Female Institute

FT1HF snrinx Session win esmmence on -
/ MONDAY FEBRUARY sTH Prof. AL&A
HaEzfns h,s seen e.ect President aad ssAi-sssf Z -s<f
Pfof Welds the well known tea-her StftJt=
and cgrnpaser5 % viii continue al bic post REEE
ne principal aHd Professor of Music devote ~
n In Whole time ard sttention b tha school
leaving little possible 70 Be ocne ~ subordnstes
Por tarcu ars co1taisinE terms, &C address
a. r. Va W HAWKES..
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Seeds and CardeR reels.

WYE have on hand oho'ee selso'i a q Frssh ans
w Gssu.ns Field Garden and Flower Seeds 81 Whole
sale aad retail As' Gardening io1s CO.'S 81 2 ~ par
of ,srd, Pious Cullivators Rakes Hos B+els Forks
Pruilz Hedge and Border shears rass Scythes 9 ass
Hooks Tree scrHpers Bud ng Knives rsig onttsrs Ae
LOWNES ORzILL. Co..
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