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NEW 'ESI1ATNENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,
Established for the Cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever
and Ague, Asthma, IncipIent Com
sumption, Inhr,nities OF Youth and
Old Age. &c.
lfs NO MERCURY USED.
ID w. n M - ~ ~ SON
Corner Of Main and QIdy Styeets Buyalo Neg York
kE the only Physicians IN the state who are me M
"a oers Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London
May be consulted from 5 O'Clock la the morning un
III at night, e. every state and symptom of Disease
The treatment they adopt is the result Of upwards
so years extensive and successful practice in Europ
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument for the cure of genitl Debility, OF
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as Seminal
Weakness, Sc, can be permanently cured In from ar
teen 70 twenty days, by the Of this INSTRUMENT
when used conformity with medicines
Young Men Take Particular Notice,
DIR. AMOS 6 SON take pleasure IN announcing tina
they have Invented a most important instrument for
the the above diseases Il has been Subjected
N a test of the eminent physicians in london
Paris Philadelphia aud New York. has been deolar
Ell the only useful instrument yet invented for
the Of seminal Weakness or any disease OF the
genital organs caused by the habits OF youth
DIR. AMOS d son In order 20 satisfy the most
skepoal as 70 the merits Of their instrument, pledge
themselves that IN any instance where il may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial the money will be re-
funded by returning the instrument In good order
Persons wishing the above useful instrument wij
observe that the price, with the accompanying drec.
tons, securely packed. and sent by mail or xprcss
ten dollars
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR. AMOS q son have Tor a long series OF year
been engaged In extensive practice the treAtmep
OF these delicate complaints ana the only legal
qualined Physicians who nov advertise tecure certai
complaints, from whom genuine European reniedie
can be obtained.
Persons n Any PAsr 90 rYrE woEIp NAV be suoees,
fully treated by forwarding detail Of the,
cases, with a remittance for Medicines SC which vi
be returned with the utmost dispatch and secure from
observation.
Address DR.. AMOS 4 SON corner Main and Quay
streets, Buffalo. New York
marls-akwiy
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As much Light for ONE CENT as Kerosene will
! for THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid will


for SIX CENTS,
Thus saving iye-sxths Of the entire amount now ex
pended or the price Of the lamp IN about month
They are ADAPTED all situations, making the cheapest
and most desirable light for every pacc-the largest
halls or churches as well as private dwellings. The
patent this lamp for the different states ana cOun
tes throughout the Union with the exclusive sale of
the Crvstil OH offered 70 the public, presenting
"A rare opportunity for merchants to secure Tor them
selves the monopoly trade entirely free from Oppo
st0n. Facilities completed for the manufacture
Of the lamps such quantities that they viii be furu-
isleI % the purchasers Of rights IN any style, at such
cost rs viii Weld an almost ucreaulOus profit These
rights will be c0sc,t OH Immediately, aud the lamps
an oil delivered as desired. As no lamps or
OH viii be sold any but purchasers of rights, all let
tegs making the request Will not be noticed. CoHnu-
ucltluus dressed a. the CRYSTAL OIL Lamp Co" No
Merchants Row, Will De promptly attended to.
Crystal Oil Lamp Company No Merchants
Row Rostn,, Rpr1s-2m(p. b.
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn

To utt ou3ts tLIIIttttN UtIl UTUIct.
Mr. }. +. CowAN;-Dear sir-I hereby certify that in
the summer OF the year 1858, servant of mine boy
about l9 of age, who had always before this time
been stout and OF vigorous constitution was attack
with gravel Physician called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
worse daily until he helpless and believe would
have died in a few days had It not been for friend
who advised the use of Cowan's Lthontriptc / pro
cured afew bottles, the first of which gave him relief
and in a short time he able 10 walk about and
finally fully recovered; since which has had no
symptoms of said disease, and 10 all appearance Is as
healthy as any servant on my plantation. ] there
fore recommend il TO all persons suffering under
like disease, as one Of the most certain remedie
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d, 1857.
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LIVERY STABLE.

WIN. I. WRIGHT co would respect ~
w fully inform the cat zsns VI Nashville kLZN
and The public generally, that they have ZSA
purchased the Sci known Livery stable
and fixtures, formerly occupied by Mm. J. Philips on
Market street, just below the Square.
We have nrst rate lots anu bvN-stAiis 10 accommo-
date dfoycrs, and all friends Who may favor us
with their patronage.
We epledge ourselves 70 give satisfaction IN all
We nave a large number of une saddle Horses and
hne Busgies to hire at al times,
The act =, do not intend being surpassed by any
Stable IN tho southern country. Come along aud
for yourselves.
feb3-Iy WV. T WRIGHT co
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ParasoIs and Sun Shades.

A BGAUTifuL laa u RArassls, san shades, an.
n I-1lss san uHbssis~z, Jass reserved aa4 fol
spss.-u AxIe. aec1s1I-ASD.
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Change of Schedule.
- ss2 s s s:ss9 o.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
ss- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -EH
EACH WAY OyER THE ROAD.


ON and aner SUNDAY. July iith. 1855, the r,as
" scnger Train will run as followe
Leave Nashville caily ats A. NJ and ESQ p. NJ.
Arriving Ht Chattanooga st2=0 p. N and rs A. NJ
Leave thattznoaFz al a M. and 9P ".
Arriving al Sashviiie al 7 so 2. NJ aud $40 A. ".
through Tickets are sold al Nashville 10 the follow
ing places and At prices named:
MsAinnytlls, - so Augusta, ga, SIS so
as@as, isaa., Il % Ssossiis sas Ell isan M = 60 90
1Sssss aass l lsaA Il 60 rs.slsssIs sssssIs =
Noalsomsis, Ala, il o Wsshlns.oa, 81 %
ChaFisSsen ( G, 20 % BalnmoFe, 81 90
szvaaia-i,, Ga, - 90 ti1i4isIphia, 81 90
NcW ~ ioass, 81 o. New York, - 90
Is.e ne @sl us1ee i tnsss tsassanser Depot and
eiH asF before ta- staF1g q each frain which
aissWs aafie time fr be pssrohase q Tickets. Ii is
elcn at o,heE Iale during the day Passengers
fos the Eastern eiGlrs leave ca the A n. Traia,
Sbich connects throughout with Trains on tie sthsr
raSlas. Tlme u kiehmsua a. hours Washington
da.s, PhiiAaelphtA two and h=Er and New lvrk
three days Ths = tae cheapest and besf Foase lTom
Nashville 10 ihe East
Aew orisaas passengers leave on The $50 p. n
IEain arriving Aealphis time - connect for xsw
0slsAns, on he evensag q the nexs day !. and 80
IA oaxh With beats without desentioh GetAphss.
Ihose for AcNiaESle SfnrtA, and cersfeha SpFiiies
tezve Nashville On the 2so 2. NJ frzta. NAkh Goa
assiF erectiy al TGilahpnla ss the Train loF N la
vile, fer$1us irsytng arAianNiiie n tse inorathg
srTise ~ NASlx lIlr ST go r, N
Al >sshxiiis lh<rc bsats whtch icsFe daily for
Snsiland. and eoanect Nth bats fur eineE~nt places
oh tts Jas aud kissssspsI nyess, zso. aAy hss u
stagez Ise icaisyElc eaN ~ escry IaoTEi1g Tie
sasisal q the Aisht sxssesz
b Lls change u seAs-.els, Lbe Train fron lefz.
aess col2eriz 1trsct - stssse<o1 ss-n oef - 111
ao~a eay frsls. e4lx.as 20 cst1y " N-<Afi--s 4ef
assaes shedas q sssng u Ms. pslAs lloaa sashyss
tysp-1 fssassai Iirses @gnt
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chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from

T,,.,-.-.e 01soI uetoo Liver or Stomach.
p!spepsa, neartourn, Inward Piles Acldifv or sIcl-
ness o the StdIHaeh, fulness Blood 10 the tI,ad
auii pam or swimming In the Head Palptation al tha
heart Iulness OF weight the Stornaeh sou, F-,c,s
uohs OhokL1g or orSunoeating feeling hen living down
ar!ness or yelowness OF the SKIN and lives N,gb,
Swesis inward Feyers pain the small OF The T,.cl
Shest or Side, sudden nushee heat Douressao, -
Snirits Frtfhtfst f-enr,
any Nervous disease sores Botches on the skin
ana Fever and Ague Tor Chills and FeverO II viii
also cure diseases OF the Bladder and Womb such as
Seminal Weakness lncop thence VI Urine stransuary
Inflammation or Weakness OF the Womb or BLADDER
Whites, &c.
Ihere Is no Mistake about f.
ms cordial VIII never fan cure av Of the above
diseases, u taken as directions on each bottle in
6ermAn, English and French
over Half N Million of Hotties
nave oeen sold during the past SIX months and IN no
instance mas II Jailed In giving entire satisiAction-
VINO W theh VIII snner from weakness debility when
hcLeans strengthening Cordial Will cure YOU
TO the Ladies'.
DO you wish TO be healthy ana strongY Then 20 al
once ana get some Of Mclean Cordial Il viii invig
orate and strengthen your blood Cow through every
VEN, aud the rich rosy bloom of health 10 mount 10
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted To give
satisfaction '.. So
For Children.
We say 10 parents, n your children are eieklv mn.
ny, or afflicted with complaints prevalent arnon r6il
dren, give them small quantity of McIeanis Cordial
ana II VIII make them healthy fat and robust DelsS
not a moment Try II and you will be convinced
re Nr-rr
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooksmAsA BooksH

TUE following Is SCHEDULE Of Property which
Sl BE- given " Purchasers of bOokn nj the tiiair
Of sale by ari
The United States Benevolent Society for Ii
Diffusion Of Useful KnovIedge:
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nem-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN & CO, General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 34o Broadway,
New York.
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Silks, Bareges and Nantes.
Elegant Lace Nantes.
Table Linens. 2e.

I'VE kszR tllr best nAks of ltssA Lhesis, eheales
w tA.ln tasy can be boagh any other hs5,1ss
Apr23-u ". A 4 J. q. Aesa -kII.ANp
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NEW SERIES NO. S54.
mtSifal.
Greatest NEeNical w Onder
OF THE AGE!

Greatest AEedical Wonder
OF THE AGE!
co VA Ms
VEGETABLE LITHONTRiPTIC,
Friend Of the Human Family |.
VIE world Is challenged 10 produce medicine that
has Afforded the same amount of relief 10 suffer
ing humanity as Ccwan's Lthontriptic
COH4AiS LITIfONTRIPTyC has cured tIlousands
OF case OF stone IN the Bladder and kidneys
COWAN'S LI7HON7RIPTTC has cured the mos,
aggravated cases OF Gravel seem and is the onIy
certain remedy now known for the above diseases
CUWA-NS LITTfON7RLpTTC never fails 10 cure
all the diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder
COHHN,S LLIHONxRH'7IC is the only sure rem
COW4N'S. LLTRoNTRPZTCis a certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhoa and elect
CGNANS LLT4CN7RLPTZC cures weakness o
cOWANyS LI7RON7RLTaT7c has cured IN. vors,
cases Of Prolapsus Uteri ever known.
cOWAN'SLI7HONTRH'7TC is the only sure rem.
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COW4N'S LITHONTRLP7I- will cure the worst
CQWAly'S LLzHON7RLPTTC win cure long stand.
ing cases of structure and remove Venerea Taint from
CQWAN'S LI7TfOAIRLPTTC is the only remedy
known Tor the cure OF all sympathetic complaints at
tending on Pregnancy, and every female who is prog
nant should al procure a bottle If she wishes
feel well, while in that condition.
COWANS LI7HONIHeLPIIC IS the only remedy
discovered that will relieve the mains of abor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they obtained
friend 10 assist them the greatest trial of their
Lille.
The most neredulous will he convinced OF the grea
efficacy of the lthontriptic by reading the following
certificates and those around each bottle
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,MsoifaL
Nj c MS
strengthening Cordial
AND BLOOD PfTRIEIFR =

Ihe Greatest Remedy In the xyorIS =
WIS CpISplAl-s distilled from Berry ,u.,sr nn.
y 20 hlsscii and chsmic4liy combined With sorDe
oi Tue mosi FArlble medicinal roots herl- n,,a
NhoNa - TIE nund OF man, VIZ hioOJ root bl.rk
root, VIE cu-Ffy BARK. yellow dock, caLs.i,,ns sar
s@lA.E n elssT no~ers, with otLefs rsoaueinr Tia
most ni9lllbie remedy for the rrstor4i,n ~ ~ath
ever known. q HnF rl...fH' |a : f->-
-. Az IN Nasure's Own Remedy,'
SWi1s cA-ease- by natural Sws. When fakea i'm
heAhE ihaiHence u felt coursiig through every vein
ol tse oody purifying ana aocrlerafhig tie circllaiion
oi se etood IL nentraiizes any bilious matter f de
stomach and strengthens the whole, orenl.lzaaon-
Mclean strengthening Cordial VII enesusIty cur.
Liver complaints, .Iaundiee Fll -S7Sf - N-''
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wnl be gwen 10 Purcassrs 81 iso,kr M IA. linz,
Of sale By - 4
The United States Rensvoiant soeieev fnr IN
AAs 80 S'A'ss 1ensevt.n. svNy A'i ~
oAnuAaon " ose4lA AnoH1eoses
Pat Eng Lever Gold Watches, bunung cases, sl0O
Patent Anchor Gold watches, hunting e1ssHs -
Patent y llnaes Gold Watches, hunting esses, 50
LADIES' Cold Watches hunting cases, 30 o
Hunting ouser Lsferss hunting casrs, = 90
Gents California Diamond Pms, lsetin IS carot sf
Goid) - 0D
Gents California Diamond Lepincs, 1s0
Large double case Miniature LOcksus, 100
sets cf cameo Pms and brops, loo
Gold-stoRe or cameo sceve Buttons, SO
Cent? S,ld fen Ana eoia case, large, 10
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-16
NO. H..

erlcan. Our country, right or wrong" yvaa
/ his motto; and Howell inherited his enthusiasm,
Henry, too was ardent in his love for his ct,Ir-
. try. and indignant at the many insults now Of
fered her by her proud rival. The ladies shared
the same sentiments. Indeed. the members Of
both families were all devoted Americans but
the colonel He, as VI have said before, was
born IN England, and came with his parents
when a boy, TO America His father was a warm
admIrer of our country and its laws, and had
become a paturalized citizen ofthe United States
Gerald, when he had reached his majority, was
also uaturalized. 1t is most likely, he might
not, even 10 have pleased his father have been
IN any haste to take his oath Of allegiance 10 the
United States, had he not at that time been
much captlvated with the lovely and accom-
Pllshed Isabel Danvers. the elder Of the two
daughters of = srauch TepUbhcan-one who SET
little value on rank or title unless they were
accompanied by qualities OF head and heart in
trInslcally valuable. Captain Danvers had
fought officer under General Washington,
and was on terms of intimacy with that great
man. to whom. also. the father of Gerald WIS
much attached. Mr.. Seton had arrived in this
country shortly after the conclusion of the Rev
oluuouary War. and was never 50 proud, or hap
py, when visited at Seton Hill by the gen
eral Gerald's mother, however, partook not Of
his sentiments. She, 1t Is true received her
distinguished guest with ladylIke and appar-
emily a cordial welcome, but her heart went
not with II she could not like, though compell-
Ell 10 admire, the man, who had been the iustru-
ment IN humbIins her proud country. Her own
family was noble, and She looked upon anything
republican with contempt. These opinion were
unfortunately, imbIbed by Gerald and, though
his mother died. from the effects of an illness
she had been long suffering under, before he had
reached his nineteenth year. the impression was
made that high birth, rank. and wealth wers
the most invaluable of all blessings and tLat
Great Britain ought TO be, i she soGs not, the ms
trcss Of the u1or!d
TCoSTrNUED N oUR ~Err1
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SELECTED. POETRY.
THE CROCUS.
BY HARRIET B..sTowf-

Beneath the sunny autumn sky,
With gold leaves dropping round,
We sought, my little friend and I,
The-consecrated ground,
Where calm beneath the holy cross,
Oershadoved by sweet skies,
Sleeps tranquility that youthful form,
Those blue unsloudcd eyer.
Around the soft green swelling mound
We 'cooPed the earth away,
And. buried deep the crocus butts
against the coming day.
" Those roots are dry, and brown, snd sere,
Why plant thsm'here :" he said.
a To leave them all the winter long
So dssoIate and sad"
Z" Dear child within each sere dead form
There sleeps a living flower,
And angel-liks it shall arise
In springs returning hour"
An. deeper down--coId, dark. and chill,
We buried our hearts flower,
BugsnEcl-hke shall he srisa
In springs immortal hour.
IN blue and yellow from its grnvo
Springs up the crocUs fair,
And God shall raise those bright blue ewes,
Taose'sunuy waves Of hair,
Not for fading summers morn,
Not FOR deetng hour
But for endless age Of bliss,
ShaA rise our hesrt's dear flower
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JENkIN. RRIvGEK = COS
- II T. q M B AXE r. X !:
t9rocsrIcs nt Wholesale and Il nil,
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FEIvIIE B0IRDn-G.

WE n SIX gentlemen can be -cr11raoHateL With
II good BCSra aaE III. f.fr- ii
Mineral Point, oct Goth ls5- 4i.tf
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ICoSTrNUED IN OUR 1E1r.
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nINN \ IEEAn.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD.

1 TTrE>EYS AND COLN-ELLuE~ AT LAW, and
- ...t.gss L484e-ry, Aiues8I Point. Ul.lce in
te.s l.-c.. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26

W There is said TO be not one unmarried man
In the town Of Yarmouth, Mass.
Ut There Is "Boy Beecher, !" In ST Louis ex
pounding the Gospel, who is but seven.
IL The citizens Of Springfield, Kentucky.
last week, burned In efdgy jury which had ac-
Quilted man who was on trial for murder
III A bill has been reported in the North Car
DINA Legislature to remove the free colored pop-
ulaton from the State.
- u The complete vote Of the State of New
fork on the Constitutional Convention question
was 10 III In the negative. ~
" oliver Oates, ESQ. formerly a citizen
~ Iorence, Alabama, Is now Sp aker of the
house OF Representatives of the State of kan
u The Camden ARK Herald of the 4th
INST, says cotton Is coming in freely, and the
crop In that section promises to be an average
one.
IL The New York Saturday Express speaks
OF we'll known opera manager as a small dark
man, with a map OF Jerusalt IN i'm printed on his
eountenance.
CARLTLE ON THE NEGRo-''Hapless niger
gone masteriess; niger totally unfit for self gnid
ance. yet without master good or bad ,, saws Mr.
carlyle In bis latest work, the History of r nd
eriok the Great, % is a being whose f-ats no god
or man can rejoice in.n -
IL Rev. L. Schultz, Baptist of Rortep.
burg, Germany in letter, states that his hid
was fercibly taken from him soon after Us birth
ana oaptlZed by the authorities; and in couse-
quence OF his having refused to allow II 10 he
oaptized, and to b come a member OF the I,utbe-
ran Church, guardians have been appointed bv
the magistrates.
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PROPOSALS FOX SHAFTS.
u. s. CAPITOL EXTENSION
AND WASHINGTON AQUKDuCT OF

WASHINGTON, Sc ptember 30 b, 1853.
until the fourth day of December next at noon for
furnishing. on the grounds Of the Extension of the
exterior pOrtieos Of that building. :
The dimensions are as follows:
the base each shafs 10 be- went, e, Two and
one sghth inches a height from the bottom of said
r.. ep S the
to De three feet seven snd five eishths iaohes; the
GianessI Of TIE sha above 70 be three fee and At
nohes; and tho diameter of She upper astrag to be
two feet eleven and seven eisths inohss These are
Al the blocks to be scabbed round to dimensions,
and to be free from al defects which would make
blemshes IN the finished column.
The above shafts TO be of white American marble,
SIM al IN color, grain, and composition to that used
comes from near Lee. Massachusetts.
Every ProPo al should he accompanied with q
Of the marble offered. This specimen will be sub
united to proper chemical and MECHANICAL tests be
The proposals should state the time within which
the maj will be delivered and should be accom-
more responsible to the eject that Sf he or
they undertake that the bidder or b,dders will If hi
in Ten days, with 1000 and sufiosnt srcurirss, for
the comp elton of the work undertaken said guar
ned ss hf ned State. of the
trict Attorney. Navy Agent, or como oflcer of the
genera g1yernment or Individual known to the En-
gineer or Department of War, that the guarantoTe
are able TO make good heir guarantees.
The United states reserves the night to reject any
or all bids not deemed adventag eous, and to MAJ &
fpT
four feet in length. and the number of shafts ose ed
single blocks or IN pieces, pectIv 3ly, be
stated.
Propossls will he opened in this Office at noon O,
the 9Th December next, In the presence of bidders
who may choose TO he present.
BY order OF the Secrstary Of War:
M. G. MEIGs,
Can't. of Engineers,
In charGe Of tr. y CanIraI
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL-w H McPaclin. Ed
Towman, X and j Il Magruder, Lee
y Ma,shal, Murphy, 8 S;aasberry, DuvaIi
J Luckway, La; N Fisk, La; b Holiday, n YS;
% w Bayly, w Hibbard, Mass; II Young y
StTakosch, Hon Jas Cooper Pa; Col j y
N az and family, Mrs DR. Jones ar fam, NY;
Pa; Hon l. Lowe, Md; Miss JDrnmmond
Burk and lady, Thomas Clarke, NY; Mss q
a'e Gss,i and dsughteT Pierce, Pierce. Mass;
Nd. Hawes, KY; Ed Ragard, Ky; J & Ander
son, va; l. Woodward. Tenn; Clark, Md; y
farr, Lawrence and fanny, Mrs T Garner, c
sharPs, Pa; Captains Marcy and Gardiner. USA:
MIS- Gardiner and fam; Boone, 8 Williams
Ny Nj; Mrs, and Miss Graf, La; J : Fitzhugh,
towai Thos Eidridge, j. Jos SHARPE, Iowa;
c.iy.tiy Mdi I. rsyle,. Va sBernsrd L
ana Mrs Borges, DC; Slemmons o; ii Pau,sen
N.Y. w Broadfoot, Md Low, NYk;
ppsylor Va; N Colston, Md; A Mills, Va; J Il
w Waldron, jr, Mass
BROWNS ROTEL.-A Horner. Pa; Nwi-
ton, o; L Hible, Md; W Spencer and IaSv,
eo; Miss Wilson do; Mis-. Hughes, do; F
ana LADY; Voi H Gordon and lady, do; H6I
iaoay, NY Col T Fauntron, USA; 4 GilIiot.
fPonaaon' T Berry, Nd; Warning, do; w Hurst,
w Easle and lady, do, J MILLS, Md; w Birc,
head do; Mrs w A Russell, Mich: ] r B.sb.
Nd; w Brown, Va; Il @ Ruwles, do: j G;ey,
ME, safna1d, do; Palmer, Va; Mrs IS
1imef; DO, Miss NJ + Palmer, do; X Eminor jr
tii Mann, Texas; II Williams. Pa; II
bruce, Fla; kinc helor, Va; MuyiI and family.
ne1; McCarty. Va; r Latham and family,
laden, do; w l. Thompson, Tenn; ID Delany.
S1i b Hubbell, CT; r Ballardy, Va: Gel p
Cook and family, USA; C billiard, Ala; r
p! LSSyends., Nd T Pat.sn, RI D Bedleman,
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