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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-01-06
DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
YER MIFUGE
a y D
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
W ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
DR.. Chas. NLane's Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANcEMENrs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when adj
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
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Entire Satisfaction +.
We refer to U. c. Squire, ]. NJ, Spencer, DR.. Eos
dick, Mr.. Rudduck, w. r. Conine, H. Michael
and twenty others in this village; and also to Nor
ris of Little Prairie Ronde; j. G. Lofand, Uzie
Putnam, and numerous others in the country.
We have also several other patterns of Cool
| stoves warranted to give satisfaction. Also gen
eral assortment of
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


we have just printed, and shall keep con-
stantly on hand, Justices, Constables' and Law
yers' Blanks, gotten up in the most approved
styles, and printed on good quality of paper
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Dissolution OF CO-Partnership.
THE Co-Partnership between DIR. Clarke and
Il Seeley in the practice of Medicine, and in the
Nursery business has, by mutual consent. been
dissolved. By this arrangement, Dr. Clarke will
be able to give his undivided attention to his
profession, and DR.. Seeley will devote his whole
time to the Nursery business in its various branches
n r rs VIM e. CLARKE.
aJAs T. p. SEELEY.
Dowsgiac, December s, 1855. dec9-s3wa
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~ Sold at Dowagiac by n. B. HOLSTER, d. W.
Clemmer; Niles, by all Druggists; Decatur, BY
II. Canoll; Paw Paw, by Kilbourn Hudson, and
II. c. Clapp, and by dealers every where - =
Oct. Z, 1853. n24w2s r. H. PALMER. Ae't
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DOWAGIAC
HNHE undersigned take great pleasure in pre-
Il senting to the people of Cass Van Buren, and
Berrien Counties, the opinion of the President OF
the United States upon this subject, and we can
assure the public that he speaks By authority.
We are now opening a very
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EXTRAORDINARY Case of, Depravity.

We heard of an instance of moral turpi-
tude. a day or two since, which. we hope.
stands alone In the late terrible disaster on
the Muscogee Railroad, in which the cars
were precipitatrd into swollen torrent with
a fearful destruction of human life, one of
the passengers had the misfortune to lose his
wife and two children. He remarked the
next day. in the presence of his fellow pas
sengers. who. with himself, were saved from
the wreck as if by miracle for none Of
them could tell how. that in addition to the
loss of his family. he had lost all his money,
it having been tied up in belt for security
and buckled around his wife's waist. During
the day the waters subsided and the passen-
gers who remained in the neighborhood of
the wreck. commenced search for the dead
bodies. The body Of the lady alluded to was
found about mile below the wreck, and,
upon examination, ii was ascertained that
her dress had been torn open, and the money
belt robbed of its contents, SEINE seven hun
bred dollars Fresh tracks were discovered
in the mud. leading off from the body, which
the searching party traced up until they
came upon one of their own number who had
Just met with so miraculous an escape from
death. and who was present when his fellow
passenger told the story of his loss He was
Immediately taken in hand. searched, and the
entire amount found upon his person. Our
informant adds that the wretch is now in
Columbus Jail. awaiting his trial for the dia-
bolical act Savannah Repub.
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Vote on the old soldiers, Pension Bill

Thy following is the vote of the House of
Representatives on the bill of Mr.. SAVAGE, of
Tennessee. commonly styled the Old Soldiers
Pension bill, as given on its final passage in
that body Dee 22nd ult.: ve
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Adrain, Ali. Ander-
son. Andrews, Arnold, Atkins, Avery. Ben
nett. Bingham Bishop, Bowie. Brayton.
Buffinton. Burlingame, Burnett, Burns. Car
uthers. Case. Cavanaugh, Chaffee, Ezra Clark.
John B. Clark. Clawson, Clay, Cobb, Clark B.
Cochrane John Cochrane, Cockerill. COlfax,
Comins. Corning. Covode, Cox. Cragin, James
Craig. Curtis, Davidson. Davis of Indiana.
Davis Of Massachusetts, Dawes. Dean, Dick.
Dimmick. Dnrfee. Edie, Elliott. English,
Farnsworth. Florence. Foley. Foster, GartrelL
Giddings Gilman, Gilmer, Goodwin, Granger.
Gregg, Lawrence w. Hall. Harris. Haskin.
Hatch Hawkins. Hoard, Hopkins, Hughes.
Hnyler, Jewett Owen Jones. Keim. Kellogg,
Kelsey. Kilgore, Knapp, John c. Kunkel,
Samual S Marshall, Mason, Maynard, Nor
rll. Edward Joy Morris, Isaac n. Morris,
Palmer, Palmer. Parker, Petit, Peyton.
POttie. Powell, Purviance, Ready, Reilly,
Ricaud Robbins, Roberts, Royce, Russell,
Savage. Scott. Soaring, J ohm Sherman, Judson
W. Sherman. Shorter. Robert Smith. Samuel
A Smith, Spinner. Stanton, Stevenson, James
A Stewart. William Stewart, Talbot, Tappan,
Thayer, Thompson. Tompkins, Trippe. I'M
derwood. Vance, Waldr0n. Walton, Ward
Watkins. White, Wilson. Woodson, John, v.
Wright, and Zollicoffer-l30.
NAYs-Messrs. Barksdale, Bllinghurst,
Bliss, BOcock, Bonham, Boyce, Branch,
Bryan, Caskie, Chapman. Horace F. Clark.
Burton Craiee, Crawford, Curry, Davis of
Maryland, Davis. of Mississippi. Davis. of
Iowa, Dodd. Dowdell, Faulkner. Fenton,
Garnet. Goode. Greenwood. Groesbeck,
Grow Harlan, Hill. Horton, Houston, How
ard. Jackson, Jenkins. George w. Jones,
Keitt Leach. Letter Letcher, Loveioy,
Maciay, Mcqueen. Miles, Miller. Millson.
Moore. Morgan, Freeman II. Morse. Mott,
Maurry. Nichols, John S. Phelps, Phillips.
Pike, Reagan, Richie, Sandidge, Scales.
Seward. Henry NJ. Shaw, Singleton, William
Smith, Stallworih. Stephens. Miles Taylor.
Wade, Walbridge, Cadwalader, G Washburn,
Ellihu b. Washburne. Israel Washhnrn,
Whiteley, Winslow, and Wortendyke-73.
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Tit for Tat.

The retalatOry measure proposed by the
Havana papers to annex Key West to the
Spanish possessions upon the ground that it is
necessary TO the safety and security of the
Island of Cnba ia the Government OF Spain
is rich moroccan. too much so, for the digcs-
ton of the Administration at Washington.
Mr.. Buchanan in his annual message, argues
in favor of the acquisition of Cuba by some
means. as necessary step toward the stabili-
tv and security ofour coast as well as foreign
trade and the lovers of Spanish rule upon
the Island. use the same argumentin reference
to Key West-deeming the annexation of
thar point requisite for the security of their
own trade and possessions.
1t will b. seen that two can play at the
game recommended by the President, and he
will have 10 give more cogent reasons for the
contamination of his much-loved purpose to
satisfy the lovers ofright, both here and else
whore, before it can be accomplished.
The only difference that we can see in the
position of both parties is in the fact that
power is upon one side and weakness upon
the other, though the relation, in its appliea-
ton, amounts generally to no difference at
ALL Bait Patriot.
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through periods of depression and prestra-z
ton. by receiving their payments regularly.
while others, dependent upon private con-
tracts, are broken down and ruined. In this
way those who survive the disasters are able
to keep up with the improvements made in
the processes of manufacture. and retain their
skillful and practised workmen. while those
who are broken down lose all these adSan-
tages, and are obliged 10 begin, on the return
of prosperity where they left off. but with
inexperienced and unskillfnl hands, and with
out the improvements introduced in the mean
time. This. of itself is no small advantage,
and if the encourag, ment to which have re-
ferred was carried to the extent that it ought
Z to be, would in a short time enable our man
ufacturers not only to compete successfully
with England in supplying our ywn country,
but to become her rival in supplying others.
1t would be difficult to estimate the amount
of iron which the general government could
consume with advantage annually The
amount, however. would swell to millions. l
have been informed that the Treasury Depart
ment alone is making provision for the erec-
ton of from fifteen 20 twenty buildings some
Of them Of very large dimensions. In the
construction of the Marine Hospital at New
Orleans 800 tons of iron were consumed.
This is probably above the average of the size
of the fifteen or twenty buildings that are to
be constructed; but if iron should be employ
ed. as ii doubtless will in some OF them, some
Is, 900 tons would be required. The Post
master-General is about to construct build
ings of large size in NV York and Philadel-
phia, and other places, for Post Offices. The
Secretary of the Navy has recommended an
increase in the number of vessels, and the SUI
periority of iron will hardly be overlook d
by the government in their construction. An
expenditure of $4,000, 900 would be a small
sum to appropriate TO this object, in view OF
the extent of the naval marine of other com
mercial nations. The War Department is al
ways engaged in the construction of fortiiica-
tons, barracks houses for the accommodations
of the commanders ofposts, &c To all these
objects | have mentioned iron is adapted, and
for many of them is superior to any other
material.
INCREASE OF PRODUCTION OF IRON.
''Let us glance for moment to the increase
in the production and consumption of iron in
Great Britain and the United States. have
been able TO find no reliable statement OF the
amount of iron manufactured in England pre-
vious to 1867
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rpwitb s,,,,,itted : net;t,cn stoned ! s,n-

herewith submitted. petition signed l y sun
dry citizens of Vernon county, driving off 10
negroes belonging to citizens of the county
mentioned And within day additional adj
vices have been received in which it is stated
that a regularly organized band of thieves,
robbers and midnight assassins, have congre-
gated in Kansas. Immediately upon the west
ern border Of Bates county. who are making
incursons into the State, taking the lives OF
our citizens. committing to the flames their
houses, and robbing them of their property
The Governor concludes that he has no
power to call out the militia, except in cases
of rebellion, invasion, or Instruction. and
that sheriffs only, have authority in case of
civil marauders" to call out the militia to
aid in enforcing the laws; and submits the
whole subject to the Legislature.
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From this it appears that the increase Ofpro-
duc,iOn in the United States from 1910 10
1855 was nearly twenty fold. and that the
present amount of consumptionis l II pounds
per head, the present production being 81
pounds per head; in 1910 it was about II
pounds per head. 1t is very difficult matter,
owing to the continual fluctuations in the
make of iron. to predict, even proXimately,
what the amount of production will be at
any given time hence. by reference to its in
crease for any number of years past. The
increase of population. however, is much
more regular, being subject to fewer disturb
inc causes. 1t will he safe, therefore, to say
that the amount. both of production and
consumption. will at least keep pace with
the increase of population.
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CONCLUSION.

Every day is adding to the uses in which
iron is employed and no assignable limits to
its use can he set. We have seen already
that if the production in England and the
United States should progress in the same
ration ntil the end of the century which it has
done for the last ten years, that the united
marke of the two countries in 1900 will have
attained nearly 100 100000 annually, or
fourteen times the amount produced in 1855
bv the whole world. Such an estimate is
startling to common sense, and yet in view
of the extending increase of its consumption
in all imaginable directions, who shall say
that the estimate is too large? But it is not
nv purpose to do more than call attention to
the subject, and to state that this trade will
he mon0poliZed in great measure by Eng
land and the United States. or one or the
other of them. If we are true to ourselves
and the government true to the interests of
the people, victory in this race for commercial
dominion must remain with us. England now
stands first in the rank ofcommercial nations;
but we are not so far behind her as to feel
any encouragement Even now, if the amount
of her iron exports be deducted from the
aggregate of all the rest and added to ours,
we shall be scarcely behind. Give us ten
years of prosperity, with an adequate amount
of protection. and we shall be in advance of
our mighty rival who has so long reioced in
the proud but merited title of the mistress OF
the seas.
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PoLYGLor MEssAGE.-We have polyglot
glots, and we now have polyglot Governor
Message. The Legislature of Illinois, now in
session. ordered the message of the Governor
to be printed as follows: IL 900 in English.
10000 in German. 900 in French, and 1000
in Portuguese. One member proposed 1000
i'll Irish, but the motion did not prevail.
Judging from this. the foreign element vastly
preponderates in Illinois, leaving out the
"sweet broguedr Irish.
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LARGE WoLF.-On Monday last the scalp
of large wolf was presented 10 the County
Court, killed in this county some nine or
tea miles west OF this place. 1t measured
six feet and halt from tip TO tip. and weigh
ed one hundred pounds. Ii was thought 10
be very old. a its teeth were considerably
worn. A good deal Of depredalions had
been committed in the neighborhood of Dr..
j. s. ALLISON, by whose family il was killed.
such a the killing Of sheep, yearling calves,
a colt, etc.-CbokUille Tunes.
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DERSoNS from the country can flush their lessons
Il in week.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN taught easy aud ele-
CANT style of Writing, free from all Calgdr decdtion,
of useless and ridiculous display.
Knowing permanent reputation could only be gain
ed and sustained by the permanent Improvement Of
his Pupils, Mr.. ID. has ever purs ued that course of
candor ana fairness which has secured him, within
the last Is years, liberal patronage in Nashville
For evidence of Mr. D. IS in teaching, he only
needs to refer TO the improvements Of the many Pu-
pills he has taught the Southern country, and the
testimony of those who nave witnessed it for the last
twenty years. See large circulars.
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&C. The numerous friends Of Hon. JSo
READ viii he gratified TO learn that his health
is rapidly improving; he is not, however
well enough to hold Court now in session
here. and his place is being filed by WV. Ii.
STEPHENS, Esq.. who is discharging the duties
of the station with honor 60 himself aud per-
feet satisfaction to those having business in
our Circuit Court Wea Tim. WAig
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Never before In our life have we been so
confident Of the future success If our town.
NV buildings are constantly going up
more business is done. and the people all
seem to be in better spirits. Property i fast
liner asIng in value and rents at very high
agnres.-- Manchester H9sss Joay5laI
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New Arrangement for 1859.

HAVING taken charge of the large and well known
Il l. establishment on Cedar street, No. Is formerly
occupied by Thomas G. James, am prepared 10 take
Negroes commission for sale at as reasonable
rates any house IN this city. My house as com
Portable and well arranged any house or the kind
in the West. will give my special atteu ton the
sale oil any property that may be put my hands for
sale Great will he taken TO prevent the esrape
Of any negro negroes, but in instance will be
liable for any that may escape. will pay the market
price for negroes brought to my Office. A share OF
public favor is all ask. My reference is any gentle
man in the county who knows me.
janlI-f EDWIN :. HAWKINS.
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Thus it will be seen that from 1850 to 1855
the increase in the production of iron ex-
ceeded one hundred and seventy five fold.
The consumption of Great Britain is estima-
ted (for there is no certain data) at tn" period
mentioned TO have been about Is pounds per
head In 1885 the production amounted to
abont 2s7 pounds per head, the consumption
to IA pounds per head. The amount OF iron
procured in the United States was, in
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

ON SATURDAY the 18th inst, at the Court house,
~ at IL O'Clock will he sold Four Valuable Negroes
of which are MOL Boys, n and % years Of age; and
a splendid Negro Woman % years old--a fine Cook
Washer and HOner, with a chilli (boy) years old
Terms made known the sale, by
janI1-td +. r. GIASCtEK Auctioneer.
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re- Money is evidently getting easier in
oar county. Ga Monday last we beard az
payments for lands amounting 20 s5s. 900, all
OF which is now ia eirculation.-Gal. 4EI-
an8iler.
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Read This Notice.

r HAVE an extra mily Of Negroes for sale, con-
ssting of man his wife and two children-a boy
s years old and girl years. These negroes will
give satisfaction TO any that will buy them, and
as am restricted from selling them out Of the county
a bargain may be had. Call at No. is Cellar street.
ianll-tf HAWKINS
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

IL Freights Will he forwarded blythe Evening Train
n and must be delivered at the Siat~~, between the
hours OF and II so An las after tina viii bc
late for maniiesting that day and there convent
ence for storing
FreRhtsior intermediate noints between Nashville
and Gallatn must be prepaid mere
ianll-tf IL FAI-NTI EROY. Agent
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Published a shelby vile, rsoH.. By Jxs Rrs~ IN.
aad edised By R. ". fAix. Devoted 10 TIE ezaze q
the Pr at - = "a Terms g. year q aasaaes.
isnii-3W
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Removal.

WE have removed Ger steck " Groceries, IA
w qhoFs &c. ~ ne large stprc-h ouss. corner OF
fise- Mo Bro4i stFcets recently occupied ~ Ter
rass Bsss where shall b. harpy 20 see eur friends
and custaaers assuring them that better pre-
rAFcd than ever - serve them On ne ne-t
teruas- r. a = ANAtL1'N.
6sna l,stf - oorner College and Bread SIS
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Braadies and Wines.

yXTE have in Store a large assortment of fine
w Brandies and Wines, which we Altering a.
great Bargains. MIZEJJ., HOOPER Il CO.,
janl3-u Nos. and Market ST.
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81 was afflicted with Debility Of the digestive or
gans, amounting TO severe attack of Dyspepsia,
which had reduced MY flesh considerably. Ny wife
also afflicted under same circumstances and with
same disease. Having used your medicine, called
Borhaue's Holland Bisers, we both obtained relief
and happy afford you this public evidence of its
value AsL JOHN FORSYTH.
PlTTsBuRe, Jan. %, ISIS. "a y ianll-lw
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4 Valuable Negro Man For Sale.
DY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court ~
ID Nashville, rendered at its November Term, 1885
In the case % Richard Savage, ct. a. pdrfs will
sell Go the highest bidder, the Cou-t ward gate IN
Nashville, on sATU RDAY the 2end day of January
1859, a likely negro man, about II years old.
TEHss-A credit OF II months vii be given, and
notes, with approved security, payable Bank VIII
be required 90 the purchaser.
J. IT, MCDONALD
Jan1-td Admir- % J. Savage, DECD
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HoIIowa,,. PHI. and o,nsme.s J

the eEiy HeieaaAi preparedness ue0rszasy nailks-
The Pills regulate all the iasss naI organs aarr
ing certainty; tss oissmeni : positive antiote 70
all external Diseases lAnIi-lw
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C $ Ill.

I'VE Will pay the highest cash price for 100 good
w young Negro Men and Women, At No 50 Cedar
street IL. II. HAYNES & co.
ianll-tf
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OFFICIAL PArER ron HEnEoRD oouSrr.
csrculai.s go espsss Beafora. Marshall flnesa,
aaa Ralharsori. Advertisements asserted ne asAzl
rats. haii-ssF
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Tonic.

From Col. ALBEIT PIKE, NJ c., from Arkansas;
WASHINGTON, D. c., June II, 1856.
s'I have used two bottles Of your Boerhave's Hol-
land Btters, and have found it very useful in case of
Indigestion and Headache and recommend it TO all
who need pleasant and efficacious remedy and val
uahle tonic ~. - -.-------- -
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ShtOWS.

Onn MItLER'S STEEL. PIOWS assorted sizes;
SUU 600 Garrett x CothmaE 5 Steel Flows as
sorted sizes:
30 BriBIev's steel Plows, assorted sizes;
These Flows are unequalled AMI will De sold AZ the
lowest prices. ARMSTRONG 4 60.
tan5
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P. & G.. ANDERSON,
wHeuIsAn GEoOsEs PEoBrcE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEAIERS
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO.
Dealers I'm Bacon, Lard and Country
Produce. OF every description,
sole heather.

WE are Ia receipt Of and Mil keep constantly on
w hind, . large stock " Superior Oak and Hem
lock Tznned sole latrr, which ocer 10 the trade
NJ the lowest possible ngnres- .
J4no r. nc ANDEeSoN-
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DYsPEPuc woxES, NOTICE. -Berhave's Holland
Bitters has cured me Of Dyspepsia by using it only
one week. Ireeommend it confidently 70 all suffer
ing from this disease.
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ISMN1YOWK A. CO,


sss sIe. rs Union "a, Nashville,
Have ~ hand large and spisndid assortment Of
ss~ lisl'azy Boeks for tie coming season.
Galley q Famous English and American Poets
Tas moss u.ag ainrentls fllussraled volume pub
nshsa n lhr ~eria. oae han1rsd sseel Engravmgs;
va lnyeriAl octave. rishly ssand IN norooee' AM
uqoc-
wsmen Il Beauty and Herolsml
me iisurt q TaP2leea .
Ths ksr9tlieAo coart
she Islasts souvenir ks
Alsa "A iarge sspqiy q Albums, rOrtotos ard
Jasenik Books. aeSl&-I
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Steamboats,.
For New Orleans
For Memphis.

TN .,o4n aSiSnd aISI IaS5saSs. -
J :. nAsHIEIL, Capt, will leave
above THIS DAY, the 18th inst, at l. O'Clock
n. For freight passage apply board. e
Jan13-It A. HAMILTON, Agent.