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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-30

prAp.-Mr \. IT. Thornton W!!o Wl> II
;acheI 10y :. 4; o; AroilcA! On Monday e..i-:, died
during The ni:.i.
M T.. WAS tor some years proprietor o. tie Amer
..n l.i,. T.. Richmond ai.i on -iv!Hs up tia; h.N.-
nos, catered ...;" Tie tub.ctO trade
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-30

MOTIONS run THE LApIrs-The latest &C.
counts from the fashion, il Paris, "heL are 10 DC
adopted by oar .Amcr:can belle, r'sn!i Is follows
In no par; ot female attire i, tie lavish cNpend'-
d!tgrc 81 tie ire>ci!t r!pcit - ihi!ca d!H'.!cu -
in the !'gcsc naa..kcrcc;. Tbs nece'>ar! "ee"ih-
i:ncilt al! torttc- has become Al article 81 .uN-
~ oi fabulous price -con>cgGcmt!y. every i:'iv l.,
forced 70 carry two-oEc Tor u>c ~ H. pocket ''iiI
the vincr for Gi>pluy, IN Tie hand
Ina .lGtInill. nJuucls Will bc composed, we!
for .U! dress. Of mixture ~ black lace .id co."red
velvet. oroi white Grape AID velvet In dcn-tVi.-
r,;y, u..c; AMI white sriw- white chip and tic IL
u:.!, p!:..t are IN vo.ur;Ecsc GENERALLY drcor-
ted wiki. cl. dark rabon> cmbro:d.rrd il. i2'"i'-
..o.r bouquets, field io~rt-, or NiDls feather.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.
ANOTHER BAD SHOOTING ArrRAy.-

ANOTHER BAD SHOOTING ArrRAy.--Last
e,enn: Mr. WIN. Graves, the well-known rroprie-
tor OF the livery stables opposite the Ballard House,
VA, fatally shot by Mr. Augustus Taylor Of the to-
Mr.. raylor had hired tnvoritc hone from Mr..
Graves and on returning the Sane TO the stable in
tbc evening dispute arose between them regarding
th. treatment OF the animal. Words led 10 blows
AID Mr. TAYLOR pulled ont his pi,'o! and sho, Sir:
Graves. Tic ball took effect in the abdomen and
the wound resembles very nuch that recently given
To- Mr. Sinn:s. The opinion OF the faculty last nigh,
was tia, /, would prove moral: Taylor wa arrested
and locked ui,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-30

At recent session Of the Assembly, the ioI'
lowing proceeding. tool, place relating To the
occupation If >.,n J"an by the American
forces.
The House wen, into committee on the sub
jcct %. his Exccllcncy the Governors message
relating to Bellevue.
Mr.. lIclmckcn maicS patriotic speech upon
the subject. and Submitted tie following adj
dress, which upon benz seconded by Mr..
McKay, was carried:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-17

StsF FOR iBREMEN.
= Fft ne liie tast sailing Bremen ship 'AUGUSTE"
lGs, master, VIII have quick despatch for the above
Po iedgRt or passage apply to the Captain on board
ou,, FL. BRAUNs & CO.,
eI1-1 corner Lombard street and Cheapside
~ FOR RIO DE JANETRO, via BAHIA
EzERG&s Capt &eon ' W l bark Is A563t M
d apply to FES sbBfsRGS SaS T9TH
a1.4 u Smiths wharf up stairs
4s75s SAN FRANCISCO.-COLEMAN5S
fe mali dyt-S GLlP i OF $ATyRPAY August 29
comb commander is now rapidly loading at New YORK
Err F2t freight arDlyt PENDERGAsT BROS,
anu Il Smiths wharf, Cup stairs)
Sssk FOR BEAUFORT, MOREHEAD CITY
ffZ4 RR2 CAROLINA CITY n. CThe schooner GEO
S6fT hursday 18th August and sail with despatch
as FOR GALVESTON TEXAS.
tie fine fast sailing schooner CELIA OTIS Gro
rapidly filling up E for bs % Of Of b her F sa Gngased
a8tf W cor Pratt and Gay sts til further notice
,,sszzsuu FOR CHARLESTON, S. G,
The clipper schoone SOMERSET Captain Sterna har
large portion Of engaged and going on bead
CHARLES PENDERGAsT.
All charges paid goods shipped by this e. an Gn eEd.
sent to my address will be forwarded free of commission
ea t - viii please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY p Russell ESD, Agent in Charleston. ai&tf
d., FOR CHARLESTON, S. G..
ss 5=s The fine ship CAROLINE" Hayne, master
wl have quick despatch for the above port For heavy
al-4 &c Rowiys wharf
,tzs45s MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY
~! - IN, a E:0F PACKETS FOR WILMINGTON, n c.
ls latge portion OF cargo board will sail on SITiR
btNEocKE 4 wEATaERIY.
Goods sent to address will FORWARDED free % W com
dr 70 Will please send duplicate receipts and adj
-Asssrs RUSSELL BRO Agents in Wilmington. sls-tr
$50 The fair fast sailing hooner .EIIzAo will he
to "' ' 10 I'ad mp town. Forfreght passage apply
~ \. W. cor Pratt and Gay streets.
st5S{g FOR MOBILE.
The fair and fast sailing schooner s.y APop q, c.
Mitchell will bel adytO receivc c 20 for the a raP
the 9Th Of August TO load up toW;a " ''o' port on
Eor freight or passage apply to
al-tf N W Corner corner ' q 1t R 5UG F;R3 IT,
ss54s FOR NEW ORLEANS,
fine i5 san 6a1 %LLM HEHR4 Yon ME 1he
Above 5S1%E pg @ GT da Spss %
.,or = Join HENiDjEfRSoN CO..
- Corner Commerce aud Pratt streets
6s@4 FOR NEW ORLEANS,
- LOADS UP T0WN-The fast sailing barkentine
the above port and having most of her, CARGO now Leading Tor
have despatch For balance freight passage apply to
jl5u n W corner Pratt and n ~ ,tr,,,
49, 1lg sLltglN.
ssyfzk FOR RICHMOND, DIRECT,
Capt. Jas North The schooner IL r6 iII ~ ~ T.
asabove 7 'iiu VIII Siii
| For terms freight apply to
'TRA yFPS + ,rTrCrIrrr
aIl-tf ' Inc !" ~ vi ELL,
20. Z spear wharf
-Ssss5L tOR PETERSBURG. VA DIRECT
fFTs sail with dispatch The packet schooner REIN-
and will SAIL as above For terms Of f Is now loading
TIP tVET,Si !. ri y, itbP PIIErto
j9tf liza Ing aaiiICdElItr
| - iTGD r, , = ~ - l,e-- NV.
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8usiness Gar0s.

1yI : - 49,,
D.. LYLE CLARKE 81. N. PEGRaM.
NLARkE & PEGRAM
" AGENTS roR nus s,t,oe
'lNUiNlA AND NoFIH T6 GaAR9LiNA MANUFACTURED
No lIq W LONB,RDS ST
jel-tf Baltimore
IC0II,7 :, -, z77z- -,.S,'-12-
Holm GREACEN
u WHOLESALE DEALER
splse IN SAL ~ AM n III PiaA STE
E7or1,e TI1cc1,-s W. it. 80 - :, .
TTJS r, nv rr,.-rrr>-e, NJ hENHEbf JENklN5
u lOOlNS JENKINS,
l. WHOLESALE AND retail, DEALERS
IN FOREIGN FRUITS
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Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1.ClrY, July 29th, lS59.-H r. GLENN, VIM. W. GLENN
and JOHN GLENN, Executors of JOHN GLENN, rs. WV
NJ WLLS-Ordered, that the sale made reported by
W Glenn, Trustee, for the sale of the mortgaged pre-
misses in said proceedings mentioned be ratified and
ed, unless to the contrary thereof be shown on
before the 2S day of August provided copy Of
TINS order be inserted in newspaper printed in Bat
in each of three before the said
ed day of August
The Report states the amount Of sales to be $3.50
WM H H TURNER. elk.
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a3tf ''l'-' : / ~ e, . e, - cent nj
at FOR FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
-. TIE steamer VIRGINIA Can't y Ea.

the season, between
BALTIMORE AND FRFDERfCKSBVPG
On FRIDAY, March Iltl, 1854 leaving Baltimore on thai
gay at O'Clock NJ, from her berth, on Light strec wharf
loot OF Barre land each succeeding Friday thereafter at the
same hour arriving in Frederick sbur next dav evening"
Saturday. before dark. Returning, will leave FrcIrcI
burg every Tuesday morning, at o'clock, after the arrival
thcfe Of the night tram Of the North and $nutf
arrive N Baltimore early Wednesday morning.
ne ~ irSln3 VIII stop at all OF her usual landings on
tie itAIfAlAS NOk going and returning and, IN add
srn"crs '7'' '-'' l''7
The steamer has large freight capacity, which facilitates
tAe handling and slowing Of goods thereby preventing
hrcakase and other accidents. -"
she Is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
anu HertS which renders her of the pleasant ana
comfortable boats Tor passengers the Chrsapcalp Raw
has been thoroughly ovcrhaued and repaired during lie
past winter and furnished with Inv B0IIER tharebL
greatly increasing her speed. .'
" Freight OF all kinds taken nj very moderate racs. ind
and Friday, mp To 3 O'Clock '
- All Freight landed on the river must be PREPAID
Goods from other lines destined for Frederick urg o.,
points On the river, viii be promptly received bv the g.
IA baltimore charges paid, and forwarded with drgratch
Tram from " River received and delivered per Rag;
For further information apply on board, or to
tAtkON & GWYNN, Agents,
No II South street, Baltimore
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Ia esEa -: FOR The
Nfis. VEST AND COHTH
"a z.s.zsz..:. FOR THE
Lz. q y s :; WEST AND NORTH.
,-,T,,,-,,-,, ANU WATERING Places
SUMMER ARR1NGEVFNT
On and after M0NDAY,FJune 9th. 1859,
THREE DAILY TRAINS

On and after M0NDAYiJune 9th. 1889
go, THREE DAILY TRAINS
VIII be run Owe this Road as follows, viz.
LIST The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday evc-ptad ,at q
l. NJ arriving at Harrisburg ut A NJ there conn"ctns
Tith the Mail Train for " ' ~ -'''-7
p PITTSBURG AND THE HEST.
BY this train passengers for the North and Nagar Fails
niEe az Nlainsport az p NJ, and Elmira at $50 p "
where they lie all night - ~ ''''
me 6un5lo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
N WiiHIIiny2 at N ARRIVING at Harrisburg at 7&5
tr az USC A. w., and Niagara Fails at p 81 next day TLis
am lI'F vi ItS2 AM. TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
,,,....p~ YORK AND CANADA
L"!g WIN trans for Suspension Bridge and tL.r,
VIII ',S T.rtl{f eSteIn Railway for all parts of
-, 1A-AI'A AND TIE WEST AND NORTHWEST
ing CINCINNATI and Chicago Express leaves daily at &
me AT harrisburg at 1850 T. NJ and thcr, con.
and al! parts of the West ~ ~ ''- IVA i''S'a'E
Tor BEDFORD SPRINGS take IA A NJ and 6 p "
trains connect at Harrisburg with PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Top -'''''''7'"' anu bToau
G. t2r sh RRTSh; CAEIISLE CALEDONIA and DOUBLING
~ SIItlN Us take I.30 4. NJ train '-'
rI I9T TmrAaHS4HER LITTLESTOWN, GETTYSBURG and
train Saturdays. "' '''i'' ana . T. NJ
FOR TICKETS and further correct and rtlia bI
Pesf apply at The Ticket Office, Calvert Station \ 3 60
Vi N''lNett ana r. ;lnElln streets, Baltimore '
- JOHN T. RIGNEY, ASST Srnarint.r5or,
j. II. WARNER. Ticket t-c1t -'' super th''iiurnt
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2. II. II, CHOPPER Ct al rs. SAMUEL R. KlMBALL
AND WIFE
/ N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
l. CITY.Ordered, this 23d day of July 1889 that the
sale made and reported by Albert A. Nunes, the
case of T. H. H. Chopper and ThOs. j. Cropper R.
Kim ball and wife be and the is hereby ratified
confirmed, provided to the contrary be shown, on
before the Eth day Of August and provided copy
of this order be published three successive
weeks in printed and published the city
Of Baltimore prior to the day last aforesaid.
The report states the amount of sale to be $500
VIM. GEO. KREBS.
True copy-test-W. II. II. TURNER,
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY:-0rdered, that the sales made and reported
by William A Stewart, Trustee, the sale OF the
real estate mentioned in the proceedings in NARY HAIR
and others rs. MARY NJ BROWN and JOHN WILSON
BROWN, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before the 10Th DAY
gust Instant provided copy of this order be inserted
some newspaper printed, in Baltimore city, each of
three lccessve weeks before the day Of August inst
VIM. H. Fl. TURNER, Clerk
True cOpy-test-W II. II. TURNER,
varl
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MertbaMliaf.

4 LFRED MORTON BORDEAUX-Superlor
"A Old Brandy, for sale. G. O. GORTER, No 50 S Cav
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Shppina.
FOR {BREMEN.

49, FORiBREMEN.
80 - | ne line fast sailing Bremen ship "AUGUSTEn
n ErlGs MASTER viii have quick despatch for tbe abn
F9r eig9t or passage apply the Captain on board
ar.tf F. l. BRAUNs Il Co,
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ROBERT TURNER and others rs. NATHANIEL LEE and
others.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
ACITY, August l. lS59Ordered that the sales made
ported by George K Cnnamond Trustee for the sale of the
property in the proceedings mentioned he ratified and
hrmed, unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the oath day of August provided copy
this order be inserted in newspaper printed in Ba
in each of three successive weeks before
oath day of August next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be 81 $4,000
VIM. II. H. TURNER, Clerk.
True copy-test-WM II. II. TURNER,
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MOhiNG TOBACCO, SNUFF AND PIPE
Dans smoking Tobacco, in bbl lbs caddy bales OF
~ am boxes OF gross; Scotch Rappee and Marine
nu ana heed and Root Pipe Stems in Store and for sale
low, by A. SEEMULLER SONS S. Exchange Place III
SUCCORY.-2O casks German Succory- i'm
ported and for sale by GEYER Il WILKENS 70 South
- : ottSt.
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NJ QUARANTINE.
Schr Elite, Leary, days from avanasugar ana segarS
to JAS J. Fisher Sons and Spence Reid Spoke 18Th
inst of Cape Henry, ship Ann T. Hooper, Hooper, hence
for Havre, and bark Flying Cloud Beauchamp from Rich
mnnd for Pernamhncn both bound ont.
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Steamship Thos. Swami, Ramsey New York, 18th inst
Ship Isaac Jeanes Chapman, Marsailles. 3lst ut
Bark Daniel Webster, Ryder, Boston, 18th inst.
Schr. Flying Scud Carmine, Charleston, 18th inst
Schr. 5. n. Sherman. Sherman, Providence 18th inst
Schr. Glenroy, Wakefield, Gardiner, 9th inst
Schr. Federal Hill. -, Norfolk, 18th inst
Schr. Tennessee, Wooster, Portsmouth. 9th inst
SHIP Gustav, Gerdes, Bremerhaven, 9th ult
Schr. D. i. SturEeS, Whelden, Providence 18th inst
Schr, ". Munson, Jr, Brewster, New York 18th inst
Schr. l1ehe. McNamar, Richmond, 18th inst
Schr. X. W. Troth, Johnson, Charleston, 18th inst
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TObatt0.
MANUFACTURE TOBACCO.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

For Sale by JOHN P PEASANTS \ SONS,
50 South street.
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II. IL. H.

H. h. hs
u. II. h--hadway' Ready Relief for Headaches
whether sick OF nervous Rheumatism Par
Rlysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia Tooth
ache, Small PoN, Fevcrs, Swollen joints
kiuney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains a,
round the Liver, Peurisy, Measles. liz Art
burn, and Pains Of all kinds. Radways Rsa-
dy Relief WILL in a few minutes change the
mseries you suffer to joys OF pleasure.
X K-iiadway SRenovatng Resolve nj for ,he ure
OF chroAic diseases-sUch as ScrofIl,,us lnd
syphihti" Complaints Consumptive and 9th
er affections OF the Lungs and Throat Indu-
ration and enlargcmcuts of parts Eruptve
and other diseases Of the skin. Nodes Tu
mors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all other dis
easeses arising from impure state OF The
Blood.
K X R.-Radway's Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, Costveness Indigestion In.
fammatoD of the Bowels, DYSPEPSIA LAYER
Complaint, Diseases OF the Heart and ki1.
oeys, Female Complaints, small Pox Fe,ers
Measles, &c. Whenever the system j. out
OF order a dose OF Railway s Regulators will
restore II 10 regularity No female should
be without them.
X X Remedles are soidby Druggists eycrywliere
harlu-IydAN RAILWAY 4 90
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LAND FOR SALE.

NEAR the Nashville and North sA,~@
~ Western Railroad, IA Cheath- q A[asSSA -
ann county am Offering great bar 1ER
gains ia the following Tracts of attassS1seT
Land: --~---@-~
Oae Tract lying the Charlotte Pike, y miles from
Nashville and within ! nile Of HaTpeth river, con
tanning 30 acres, With good double log House, hitch
en-, out houses stable, and Spring upon A. which Will
be sold ior sx Hundred Dollars; half cash, tie bal
ancc year s credit without interest.
One Tract lying ON Turnbull creek within a few
hundred yards uf the Nashville a y. W. X r., nn -ly
tmbere with Poplar Walnut and oak about 80 acres
rich Bottom, wlih tine Springs; so blowing Spring
ing $50 acres ~bic Will be sold for 81 COO onethird
cash, the balance and two years credit with
Out Interest.
one Tract lying about miles west OF Kingston
Spri g and mile from the Nash Vile y. ". r. r.
aiming $50 Acres, heavily umbeTed with all kinds
of gro sth. has free stone Spring u. has several
hundred of good upland upon Il; would make
stoJk Farm, Ene Country for Hogs aud sheep;
which vii be sold for s. 900, onsthird cash, the bal!
IN oue ard two years credit. without interest.
one Farm Tying Bg Harpeth, within mile Of
Kingston Sprin ahd within bali mile Of the Nash
vile & y. W. X r.. CONTAINING Sl5 acres, about Is
IA cultivation good House and all necessary
out-houses upon u. his farm has one OF the nnest
water powers In the state for large machinery
Was selected By the Han ycuS Bali site Tor
the ATmury of United States; whsch xiil b. sold at
Sl5 pcT acre, oIIe-third cash tie balance
two years credit without interest. or II purchasers
would prefer saying all cash will discount per
cent month upon The Time paper tor ala tGc above
tracts.
Persons wishing purchase will plesse call upon
tho undeTs gned, General Land Agent Tor CheathAu4
Isn2o-imdtri~.S e KREIDER.
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SIIERIEF,S SAIE

IA virtue oi a 81 IA % me directed, and daily
Il cred IRON the honOrable Great Court on Tl.v,s
ssus ssse, a. its January tarn, 1853 viii
expose - pubc sale 10 tie highest bidder for e..h
=. ~ Nc Sona houss yard IA the city of Nashville On
SAtt hIAi, Ihk 5ln DAY OF NAlsCH ls6g All
Ute cain interest and estate which sseorRs
:. t~iihg lhen Lad, or may lave snce acquired ia
ha " iAe ioll"Nlns described Negro woma. a. ed
A-Hs1A' sscd @buut - years of black cOtni,le zion
ttsN -. @s Nc properly al George = Bolng 10 sas-
ny 40 eAteEt.n ~ tny hanas IA favor Of K C. Bas.
~ AgAlnst & u. No. e, Goirge 5 Boiitu. aad n p
bOlliAg- February - las
Jas. 4. HINIU-s sheriff OF pay,dson eo.
IebS-td by h. BKzNca Deputy shertn
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slIERIEE,s SALE

Il q Firtuo 81 a veaa.uoni oxpouas % me dlrect =
IL 81, aAd delivered lnnm The HOaarable Csreu,t
s-'i' @ - ifA-son CO., Team, a. IL January Term
800 Ntii eAisere d lILbiic sale 20 Ie highest la
~eI t"t e-s - ii-e ts.r house yard gate tho CITY
=. S-shtisr, on SATURDAY, IIiE 5TII DAY uF
5sSs ~. a. !i, ttlc e-iu, and es-
I-1e Nn.e- > q. e1~s ten h-d, or may have Gincs
acquired n and o GLs folisa "a ds-scribed Rea E.
~se ~.ti 4,ir So 4ac ~ " tbs ian of Lots N
so.th N-sAs 4e 9elsas sas ~ J. Il. Iraias Estate as
- -. - "A e A--scii AID Tesissered IA The ksss-
itFs ',fnse - b-s Gs.a lOgIsy IA box No. AZ 40
paie q tue sane bclag lots ~ J. c. Ssl-
ivNs ~ l. :. Aanaio q a n, e. taay Dc sssa BIZ
sesereeee q dre4 IA X sleE's afos % bsyldsou CO.
aoA No y iA-sss -ot Aid zoS; being ierlel on a.
Tie fFoIrEty ~ y q. fsiloSs, s8lassy 1ldxlnsnt
9S11efes IA aver % .h4fies Laaxr, against J4sss
= S~.-~.- a. :. T. 4ssi.s1 lebrsAry 4, lass.
). n HiA1UN, SAes.H
q. L2y .d.oa county.
kfebS-ta b. A. {. LkAAl., 1ls.,sy shersH
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.


4 wseAIy publication OF Sheet Music suitahl. for
- Payeie ana singers OF the Home circle and CON
slslHAs OF sixteen pages full loio sine sfitehsd -
ha.-soine cover IL contains all the popular dance,
~ 'nc cay arrangements from the most fayoyite On,
80 s~stosi songs ballads, airs, &C. An abundant
suppy oi every thing hat the popular TASTE g.
mAhasi never too dlieut, always iustruofiys "a
ever freSh aud delightful. -Ao
Ihe iavor wilh wh.ch OUR MUSICAL FRIEND IA.
oeeh received by The public, and the commcn ndato..
,S ~"h from tAe fress, are guarantees Of i,~
Notth. work So cheap, accurate and eI.gan n, CO..
MOI eAst N any other country The same aipoan, Of
~us0 ~ procured al the regular stores would cost Al
sast t~ehty tunes what IL costs IN s.Our Mns,,.i
IIlsaa. variety aud excellence are secured bV suh
serIoihg 70 periodical - cheap and much nseasS
ileess .! ihe following composers have appeared 4.
ths hfat ten nnn.bers; the names speak Tor tbsn-
selves Aozart, ; Lover, wRlersten Meyerh.sr,
flotowi bursinulier, r. Schubert Verdi 6oni,.,,
strauss, Mrsard, rhalberg Balfe Rossiai y w.,
queen eisyerl Abt, q. A. Maoierren beIlfni. N.
allAIt s. AscheT, Irouch, D'Albert, Bishop Abbor
rAesiei", LAndpaintcr, Beethoyen &c 1c All 49,
PSsh are within ihe range OF ordinary players and
singers and are invariably characterized by delleou.
A. aeeaf
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ConsiItuttonaI Diseases.

Many diseases that aict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sckiy sres
Scroiua, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits, are among
the most conmon of constitutional Diseases Now We
care not now many generations the seeds OF these
eases may have been established in the system cor
raplhg the olood-l1ddodgs ReROudting ReSolud1f vii
eradcate from the bodies Of the afflicted every parti
Gle OF diseased deposits, and hl the veins with new
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Minimum tO"um sub nuJ.Jus ,.aytol,5,., .o,,,.
JoANAEs FULvIrs.
When httle John bit Susy's toe
And Mary scalGe4 piati.ibg J.s
"hAt healed their WOUNDS and seothed ,h.,..
Ine OIntIneLtl
4'sh tommy g'uged his sisters eye, p
Ahd shhginF bees made kil-n cry
"hat sovereign bdlu4 did Ne apulyf
The o!AiIneait
what agent then could one desire
10 gueneA tl4e rage OF burning nrs
10 sooth the stins OF insects dire,
The 0ntmen
EAch druggist IN this happy land
FOR twenty-five cents Ia Lis Aa,,a
wa forthwith ialAce a. your command
Thai O4GtuaenI
,saItr III IRAEtfNbtRG GREEN MOUNTAIN ONT
tN Is Tor sale by ali Dru. isis In Tennossre ans -
t,r,a. >, ALtA. AACKENZE
IL College street
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gs0Anc Again.

MIR I.AMCOHIEE ,erir"o 4" Hit"ru h's
M friends aud the pubu, generally th"t t' ht' re-
t1rnr Irot h,s Northern ,.S4 a. re.o! tv".'en
thc fall Can aigH. ,,
Fuily posted iu all rccehtimprvN N-u''t' D. h IL"l"-
graphic uiipI ttoLfeiy irg- a. hv!rld F''N sue!
upon the nlsrttsul bis pctdrrs, AZ" a'tct'''",H l.
sn,rr no e,r TO please. lee Confidently "\ .''r l"sS
yth, have ney- gwen uini a laIf uaIi, todo So.
Ladies' Nlr- hs present ruoiuS the "''st '".Nc-
lieutIy and ~ '1.auuS located 0i any ia Toe ''!,
- -. ,,rr., 80 -t..tt Ssutgi-t
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SERIES NO. 995.
Me0ifal.
R. r. r

III. III. III.
HEAITH viii, in all cases follow the use OF Rad
IL ways K r. Remedies. There are meme 50 SICK
or diseased, so weak, feeble, crippled with pain o
innrniues but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resolvent, Regulators as the nature Of the Dis
ly cure. . - =.
kadway sRenorating Resolvent; Railway s Regulators
Each OF these remedies Possesses special eurAtve pow
eTs over certain diseases Yet there are other dsAs
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
requireo and when thus used II there sufficient hIe
ana suength within the diseased dying body
tam Their action the patient vii live and be restored
health.
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ChIldrensH nInenaes

RGdl0dy's RenOuatfn0 ResOuay,t should be hsied
oessing by every mother, throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors &c These
oteaklngs out (thus carly) evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses the
t1oudfg esotH Will eradicate every vestlPe Of tie
usease anaInsure the child sound and healthy BODY
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

rJ>HE fine Passenger and a TTn
freight Steamer EASTPURT, zOSESR5e7
E NnoD, Master, will continue s.caEsSEzszzk<111.
in the above trade tie entire making regular
trips be wecn this city and New ORLEANS. The EAST
PORT is fast, OF light draught and We'll adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
noy24-tf A HAMILTON Agent
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

IL Freights will he forwarded blythe Evening Train
IA and must be delivered at the Station, between the
hours of and l. so NJ after that time will be too
late maniesting that day, and there is no convent
for storing
Freights for ntermo date Doints between Nashville
and Gallatin must be prepaid mere.
JanlI-t H. FAUNTLEROY, Agent.