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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-19

Mr.. Halles on John Broaors's Sympatbissrs.
Mr.. Hallet, of Boston, commenting on the
sermons delivered upon John Brown, indalges
in the following comments" 'The poor
ahildbereft old man! exclaims the Rev. Mr..
Ward Beecher in his sermon ON slave insur-
reotions. And how came he child bereft? In
Kansas he and his sons, going there not to
settle but to fight, had murdered four defence
lees men an cold blood, dragged from their bed
at midnight! Up to that time,says the Kansas
Herald Of Freedom, not hair of old John
Grown head, or of any OF his sons, had been
injured. Three months after that the man
of blood was attacked in his turn, and one of
his SONS killed.
Three years after that he is found conspi-
ring with Northern Abolitionists to raise a
-ervie war in Virginia, and he carries his
sons there, who, after dragging men from
their beds at night, and shooting aoaoe the
mayor and other citizens at Harper's Ferry,
are themselves shot in the act of robbery,
invasion and murder. And thereupon anti
slavery philanthrophy in the pulpit cries
o1s, "Poor child bereft old aaanl" Mr.. II.
said il reminded him of recent trial of
psrrieidein France. The man had cruelty
murdered his father and mother, and Of
course he was an orphan by his own crime,
lust az John Brown is "child bereit'' of his
crimes. The parracide was convicted, and
90 QStDg calleu up lot souttucbs was asked
py che Judge if he had anything to say
~ othing," said he, "only | pray YOU to
bave pity upon poor orphan ;"
iGass Co6ias.--Mr. John r. Canon,o n ew
ALBANY, Ind, has Just obtained patent for
lass cotins. Bodies placed in these cotins
may be preserved in their natural state tol
ali time 10 come, and when placed in vaults,
can always be accessible to the gaze OF those
rho are left behind. The expense Of these
ooihns will be no more than that OF ordinary
g0oden collins, and if the expectations OF thF
inventor are realized so far as the preseroG
.iaa Of bodies is concerned, they will imms-
tlaGely come into general use.
Mise Eliza Logan, ii is stated, has with
11awn from the stage, having got married.
lhe sxSdus OF slaves from the borders o!
Missouri continues unabated,
snow fell n Montreal during nearly all al
last Saturday. The sleighing was good.
Dr, James McMaster, surgeon in the u s;
saw, has been ordered to Annapolis, aad
Burton, the comedian, ia performing q,
s;ehmopd, Va, to crowded houses,
Two additional u States companies hav,
,.sap ordered from Pensacola 80 Browns
Sille; Texas.
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MI EEbltll% a.

soE. YHa AApIp md EFFEcTuAL cuRE NJ
SCROFILA, SYPHILIS, RHEUHATISpi
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS
Nervous Headache, Ery sipeias, Ulcers
FlSIULA, LIVER COMPLAINT
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND C,,g,ua
CHRONIC DYsENTERY, SCARLET FEyFa
PILES. GENERAL. DEBTt,iT,Y
GRAND ULAR s WELLINGA.
ChRONlC FEVER AND AGTE
MEnouRiAE. DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASE
:. nd ali Diseases arising from an Imnure S,s..
Of Inc System, o. occasioned by impr,t,enDs "a
For sale in Norfolk by
J. W. BORROW l. co
ofI&sists sud Chemists. 6s Churrh {,
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A FINE CHANCE
FOR HOUSEK EEpERa

$50 Fun HOUSEk EEPERA
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.ETVEc
CHOICE EXTRA FAMILY HADys
}ust received at z. e DEMIN(3,S Famtiy
81 Grocery, No. go Church street. This Z
really superior lot of BACON, and rood HANS
at thi +" time are scarce.
&c DEFINING,
nol6 No. 60 Church straa,.
SUPERIOR OLD APPLE BRANDY.
81 BBLS. Of the above article which ia raa,,v
- superior article. You folks who wars
something nice had better send your demtiohns
and jugs 70 JAS. L.. ZONES
nos No. q. CamphelI,a ,-ho.s
fUSE ARRIVED-A splendid lot =, -
a dies GAUNTLETS OF various styIss srS
qualities, from as low as 50 cents pa,rto al OK
pair. CAN early Ladies' and examine Tran
10 CONNIE. ton with beautiful lot OF Frencas
Needle Worked Collars very ehsap. taIS
pleasure also in informing the Ladies that nae
long expected lot OF Oorssts and Bodiciss hsySs
arrived and they are OF superior quality. Of
the lowest sort Of prices. Also, Black SiiS
Cloak Iassel and Dress do, Also blsox VeIvcx
many oths1 articles used, just received al
morning al the Cheap Fancy Store sShssrc6
Sign, 'As
n0is 7. 0wILxIASdR
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~ THE NORFOLK DAY BOOk.
squsre day..,so sol do , wesk + - q
II, > days. ! 90 do 2months ! 90
ia week. / Isl I do 3months.i0 90
:. ! .ays!risementsprdered twice VI tilTice
week, for each insertion after the first,
'l.Ii ages and Deaths 60 De published as news.
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &c. will be
.,,srgsd as ctheE advertisements. and payment
a9uired IN advance.
tIrransient advertisements to ae paid IL adj
S.f0e
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A JAIL BuRNEp-A Prisoner Perishe8 IN
the F1ames.-The Marksyille (La.> Central
Organ, of the goth ult., says:
On Monday morning last the Jail in this
town was set on fire by negro prisoner
Efforts We're made to force open the doc 7 Of
the dungeon, but to no avail, even after the
key had been turned, as the negro had tired
the inside OF the door itself, the out outside
force open the door were Intellectual, in the
short space OF time allowed. The flames in
the meantime had caught the wood work of
the floor, ana other portions of the cell, and
were bsrning out OF the window, and with
the most horrid yells and screeches of agony
the poor weetch expired.
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against the es.
y tate of William Coates, deceased, W ill
make the same known to me-and those in
debted 70 said estate will please call on me and
settle. SIMON S. STUBS.
mol Admir- of VIM. Coates, decd
OHAWLS, Cloaks, Dress Goods, Collars
- Together with large assortment OF all
kinds of Dry Goods at low prices. DON'T fail to
look st our goods before purchasing.
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
no le No. IL, Market Square.
SOAPs, STARCH, ssc.-We offer very
- large Stock OF cheap and other oilet Soaps.
Also Starch, Indigo S'G All for sale very low
by
NC IL M. A. & G. A. SANTOS
BROONIS, HEARTH BUSTERS.
GCRuBBING, Backing, Popels Head and all
- other styles of Brushes,
no l3 M. A. & G.. A. SANTOS
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Chaplains IN the american Macy. There
have been appointed to the American army
and navy, since the organization of the gov
eminent, Csc chaplsins, viz:
Episcopalians 125; Presbyterians, ID; Me
thodists, 80; Baptists, FL; Congregational
lists, IL; Catholics, 5; and other denomina-
ton 5. At the present time the number is
4S. Episcopalians, %; Presbyterians, 8:
Methodists, >: and Congregationalists A.
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LAsT NIsET OF THE MARSH Taoup4.--To.
night will be the last appearance of the Gel
ebrated Troupe in Portsmouth, and all who
have not yet had the opportunity of wit
Messing their almost inimitable periorman-
'es, should go TO Oxford Hall and do so.--
IAe Hall last night was very thinly attend
ed, yet this did not detrsct from the rendi.
ton Of the pieces selected tor the occasion.
which were the Serious Family and Toodlss.
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0ouNrEnFEIr HALF DeIhAas.--Spurious
half dollars have been pretty RELY ciroula.
ted here within the last few days. They
ara well calculated TO deceive, but may be
detected by greasy feeling, snd by being
lighter than the genuine os..t
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Southern planters are now actively en-
gsged in cotton picking sRd sugsr.making
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. twice VI thIsce
rksSkMs.

IL. BOOK wig be served 10 subscribers
...4 .nis peg week, payable t. gnt Carrier
when sen, BY alas! 1t will be "a per year, 81
IN sis nnaths, ana F for three months, paya
&c - 4dvance.
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Complimentary BeoeGt.--A correspondent
C the Charleston Mercury, writing from
samberg, s c., under date OF November 10
says:
San abolitionist, who calls himself T. A..
Salvo, was taken to-day, at Bamberg ION the
South Carolina Railroad, by the citizens and
the inhabitants of the vicinity thereof, for
having INDUCED in abusive remarks against
The institution of slavery. He had his hair
shaved from one side of his head; he then
received coat of tar and feathers, was then
rode on a rail beyond the limits of the vii
iage, and turned loose, after having received
g lecture, that all the efforts of the Abolition
party to undermine the institution of slavery
would prove nnavailing, sc. ...
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/ Farmers ixcome.--Mr. s. l.. Eacker
owns farm oil so. acres upon the prairie,
near the village OF Constantine, Mich, from
which ne has harvested this season 600 bush
els Of wheat, 1000 bushels of corn, and 50
tons and over Of hay, besides a sharp sprink-
ling of oats, potatoes land diver other things,
which do thrive most amazingly in st. Jo-
seph's county.
Amos Way, soldier in the Revolutionary
war, died on the Sd inst, in Chester county,
Pa, in the S4th year of his age. He was
the father Of nineteen children; had seventy
five grand children, and fortv-siS great
grand children.
Hard Times for the u. q. RaitroeG Con-
dHctors.-A man from Cincinnati was sus-
pected in Pulaski county, Va, last week OF
tampering with slaves and was hung up five
times, by rope attached TO his neck
After the last ascension, he was let loose,
with the assurance that, if caught in Yir-
ginia again, he would hayelto stay up for a
permanencv.
iaoae at fths Opero ias .Spain.-poratoes
were thrown at Grisi and Mario, in the Mad
rid opera house, a few weeks since. Grisi
lett the stage bathed in tears, and tainted
comfortably IN the greea-roOm. Mario at.
tempted to brave tbs vegetables, but soon
retired.
4 Murderer CoaUicteG. -The man Joneg
who killed David Dunbar, and threw his
body in the Mississippi, has been convicted
in the Bolivar (Miss.} Court and sentenced
to be hung.
4 Sad Case.-M. A. Cline committed sui
eide at Memphis few days since by strych-
nine. The Bulletin learns that the infdel-
ity of his wife prompted him to the rash act.
The American Tract Society has made a
grant of 100000 pages, to be distributed
by colporteurs in the State of Illinois.
Colonel David Gallagher, OF Tishomingo,
Miss, was ki He'd instantly a few days ago,
by the kick OF horse.
In Boston pray er-meetings are being held
in behalf of "Old Brown"
Adam Bickle, a soldier OF the war of 1872,
died at Stanton. Va. q. last week
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LANDSCAPE FASNTtH@ 1t ~ili DO 5-.a by ad-
vertisement Of Mr. Borpesu. thai he is now
ready 70 give Instructions ID landscape psiat.
ing Tie IS Thoroughly skilled "a mis- vsIgs-
bic art and rare chance is presaprsd to
those who wish TO learn.
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80. s.cuiasgEA greater thaa ts.e D.iises
- u"en Cities combined. -xG
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j. DYSPEPSIA is one OF the preyaiiinc
us diseases of this country. This is owing
eating our meals too rapidly In spite Of thess
adverse circumstances, this disease rapidly dis.
appears by the use of the OHygenated Bitters,
Fol- sale by M. A. & C. A. SANros ana
WALIR y Co., and KING Il Toy. NoTs
tolk. j. 8. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and h.
dealers everywhere. ~
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Vg:-e. No. 81, f. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
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HOMESTEAD LOAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing to the notice which appeared in the Day
Book Of yesterday, meeting was held in
Institute Hall last evening, for the purpose
Of organizing new Building Association.
The principles of the Society having been
explained, books were opened for subscrip-
ton, when nearly one halfof the authorized
capital was subscribed on the spot.
The Association then proceeded 80 organ.
i2e by the election of the following officers 1:
President-Jsmes e. Barry.
Secretary, Hardy Hendrsn.
Irsasnrer--Wm. Fl. Wales.
DIRECTORS.
Ethan Allen, Daul 5. Cherry, We ID.
Reynolds, VIM. @. Marrow. George Reid,
James j. Foster
Al TRUSTEES.
2m. Z. Harrison, Rylaud Oapps, John p.
Ugh, Jr.
We congratulate the CON Alunity in she
Adjustment of this new Company. The
III known business character of the officers
WI grantees success to the institaSion and sa-
rity to the shareholders.
AoorDENT.-W learn that an interesting
tile daughter of William B. Rogers, Rso.,
1t With quite an accident yesterday after
on while playing on the iron railing in
..onS of Christ Church. Medical sid was
allied in, and the little sufferer relieved a.
auch as possible. The wound received is not
considered dangerous. ...
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,4xa PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. ls.
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Emigration from Tennessee. Tile Chatta

Emigration from Tennessee. -Fhe Chatta
nooga Advertiser says:
There have emigrated fr ON hast fennes..
see, and Cherokee, Georgia, ito Arkansas and
Texas, this past fall at least 500 families,
and the end is not yet gas, every day or so,
wagons with movers may be seen plodding
their way thitherward. Hamilton county
alone has sent out forty families, and num-
Dor are now down with the moving fever.
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THos. o. WISE, Publisher.
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Nhe Harper,s Ferry Rescue.

Tna following paragraph from cores
pondeni of the Baltimore Clipper, may
lacow some ligh: en- the many flying rnmors
ii regard to the Harper's Ferry Rescue =
According to promise, ! nov will proceed
10 give you the news. On the evening after
lay last, there was a general alarm given.--
Squad after squad filed out from their quar-
!ers, and placed themselves in battle array,
rlep it was found that drunken sentinel
naa only imagined that he saw body OF men
approaching him, and hence fired on post
md rail fence.
We learn from a gentleman wAu arrived
from Baltimore this morning, that consider
aple excitement prevails in that city on the
subject, though the rumors are not generally
credited
We gather from the Clippers correspon-
aane whose letter is dated Charlestown, No
vember 18th, the following item:
Tonight is the night that the expected at
TACK ia to be made TOR the rescue of the pris-
oners, 1t was so learned by an intercepted
Letter, written in ciphers, enclosed in news
paper sent to old Brown, and deciphered by
Misc Hunter, daughter OF the Hon. A. Hun
Ter, prosecuting Attorney in these cases.
Sence strict wat CHI is kept On all sides of
them. a great deal Of credit mast be &C
corded to Henry Hunters Patrole Guards.
They are out all hours of the night, scour-
ing The suburbs of the town. Two pieces of
cannon, twelve Founders, arrived here to-
aay. They are planted so as to command
the isil, which is one of the strongest in the
State.
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--
Yrs. WINSTON, an experienceo urrse and
female physician, has Soothing Svrup o.
children teethtng, which greatly facilitares tns
process Of teething by soitening the gums.,rs
ducing all inflammation allav ali aDas1.
and is sure 60 regulate the bowels. DeyenS
upon II, mothers, it will give rest to ,nnrselyss
and relief and health to your in fants. psTtes,
~ sale in all cases See adgeTrisamenr il
another column. ,nt ~ ,v
70 SandtOrd's Liver Imvtgovaaou,.
CnsfpouNDED ENTIREhy FROM Gum ls a mild
ana effectual cathartac, acting first on the L1yEs
70 eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all mater ehsr me-,
vents their healthy action, and thus Strengthens
ana huilds up the whole system very gap;6l5
ana Is rne hest LIVER INVIGORAflOR
LIVER INVIGORATOh
.,s,x......-.. LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PUhIEiE.s TaE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURlFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMpi LINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENEss
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHO@
sold y all Druggists. and by N. A. & O, 4
say oe. ma tim
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IpIp0R AND PR0P TOR,
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PASSED TKGouGa.--A large fine fire esgine
arrived ia the Baltimore steamer Yesterday
morning, and was sentup on the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad this morning. This
engine 1S destined Tor Salem, \. G., aud is
called the Watchn,an We have no doubt
that this machine will be ot good service in
the hands Of the lager drimainq denizens Of
"Old Salem"
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcB.-We are requested to
state that the usual morning and evening
services will be held in the Dinwiadie street
Methodist L. Church on tomorrow, (SuH-
day. Notwithstanding she absence of rh e
Pastor.
There will also b. services in the Wesley
Chapel as usual.
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~ THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-24
Mr0ifal.
MliS. NINSLOW.
500 ING sly UP.
For Children TeethiDp

which greatly facilitates the process of teetLIng by
s"itening the gums and reducing all inflammation; wi
allay ALI. PAIN and spasmodc action, and is
SURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon II, mothers II will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
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professional CARDS.
DR. AW. MESECK.

IRON Prussia, for thirteeen years IN ths coun.
Il try with great in his practice His Office
is on College street, cvrner Of Line, where ne may
be consulted personally or by letter.
Every disease, if trusted to him in time must van
sh under his skilltul and genius treatment For af
feetios of the lungs. etc, he has peculiar
full treatment, experime nted himself
apr25-ti
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Second Class.

Anthony Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders,
Bed Cords, Bags; Tagging, bells BOIues Brlms tone.
in boxes or Kegs, Biiders bOarus, BurLps, Lerrlcs
Cotton Waste. Cham Clifton, Wooden ANA licmpcn
Candies, Cocoa, Chocolate COlce, grOuIu, la boxes
barrels; Captains, Cassla l.. bags boxes China
Ware casks; Currents dried; Cuttiery, Chair stan
in rough; Copper plates, sheets, bolts, pigs nails
rods; Copper Lotions; Cheese IN boxes or casks;
Clover aud Grass Seed, CIuckery in boxes ana bar
rels; Congress and Bedford Water ia buN,s u: bar
rels Dye Woods ia boxes barrels Dome st I'll ee l.
ing, shining, Ticking anu leinIs la Original bales:
Duck, Drugs casks; I'eer Sails pressed FaA seed
Flax, bOxeu Forks, Hay aI,d Manure, Ginger Glue
Gum Copal; Groceries assorted (Lot UtuvrWls speC-
ned } Grass and Clover seed, Hides, day. ID b. les
Honey Hoes, Hops, Herring, IA boxes, hemp; Iron ,
Hoop and Sheet Leather IN rolls boxes. Liquor A
any, boards aud plank Mai bic Slabs rous ht at
owners risk; Moss pressed IA bacs, Nuts barrels
CASKS; Oakum. OilcOth; Pants IN boxes aud cans
Palm Leaf pressed; Printers Ink Ia h, ss ur barTcls
Paper IN boxes, fustcbuard; Peaches Grieu; Prutns
paper; PTunes IN CASKS, lcppcr, Paper Hthglnss M
boxes; Pickles in casks; flp,s, Rubber Car Sprugs
loose Rubber Packing hos e, iI.slns slrat..s,:
GO IN sacks; ScytiIes ShoVeis spaces soap spice
Starch audleIy, SaTGnes, in boAvs, sheep ANA I'LL
SKINS ia bales shot ia bags; sugar bags; SCALE
and Scale beams boxed; Iub,CoO bIes Tobacco
cut IN boxes or barrels, rUw lea, ~ pc; Nencer,
boxed Wood IN shapes, MIe, I4Iuw keeas Ia bun,
dies; Wrapping Paper; Yarn pr, baIied Zinc
in rolls and sheets
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DREfAREb PROM FRESH RoOrS-the onI. Kind
worthy the eaanience OF Pay i4f : q 2 The pub
lusu leFi"T - ali1theTstor lng Impurities o
tae blood or dsFcaFy from the system abd earing.
kratohs Puppies ,b0iis sSores ,hc1iiA tsi. Neural
sia - iiits, s~gsfpa nrepss sseasss 81 tsss HAe
Liver, khiaeys skh and Head. Female CstaslAials
Ss makes The san e!eslr Id sasot n,r hoaIa be
ased In thc eprlrg and summer 10 paTify The bIoad
ana prevent sickncsz. 81 so . bottle.
PreiaEed by n \ .HUGiiES Memphis Tenn.
&C. Soidtn Nashviils b. JoSas X tfooPxz RAMS
ssows and 10. "a. tiRosS druggists,
marl-
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this article for over ten

this article for over ten
CoAtIDENCK AND ruth OF
been able L. say ol
ER HAS III FAll.ti IN
. EfFECf A CUbE, when
, We KNOW an Instance
one Who Used IL, ON
= lighted with its opera
!. Of highest cOnn.euda-
- and nle,,lcal virtues.
u "wHAT NE DO KNOW -
chCc. AND PILDGE oUR
hkSr W WHAT WI HEER
Instance y here the IN
: aud exhaustion, relle
> twenty mInnIes alter
= tered.
: uon IL the prescription
- ft.klkNCkB ana Skill.
- land, and has been
= lN6 SUCCESS IN
= Oh CASES.
from IaIu, but invig
bowels, CoTrcCts aCiui-
etgy To the whole 81 5.
sIaAIly relieve
q BOW Ills, AND
$ CUl.iC.
: which II not speedily
: We believe Il the besl
= Would, ia ali cases a.
= RIGA IN CIiiIIKkN
= tcetiiiig. ar ironi any
? say to every mother
= from any OF the f1rego
: LII lUlR PREJUul
iilIkS Of U.HkisS
ing child and the rellei
AtSolJ IkLl SIkk-
:. mcShoinc. If timely
: Will accompany each
= less the facsimile OF
= York, is On Tie out
ont the world.
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C A IL d..

VIE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that lac has this day sold his entire
interest IN the concern OF WILLIAMSON q CHEAT
HAM Ia JOHN L. CHEA1HAM. In " ithdrnwinf from
the business he would ectfuly tender his warm.
est THANKS u All his numerous friends who have 90
lib rally extended their patronage 20 the old con-
Germ and sOicts from them continuance Of the Same
To saceessors-gentienen IN every respect eut.-
tieC 20 the highest con naence. Nashville. 1ul o. 1850
ALEAAA DIX " lIlIAAStjN.
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First Class.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid, owners
risk OF ledkage-Biskets, ~ IrsI raLer-3at-
ting BInGs Bonnie ., BUOks-bspls aId shoes Breal
BuhtJ kOb s-IIIiIaI tables, double rates
brushes and Bl OCuIs, T.OI corn, pTesset.-I Am
phne, owner Is sk Oh icakag e-Crboys acIas anu
other Chemicals, GUuDic met Ciass IaIus-I abmcl
Ware, Au,.cAeu down well boxed, ciass rates
-CaTus, CarpctIns, CUrkS, 90. lection, q
stTdpped-CassIa, IlatA, iC ant. SIcN T.
clocks and wesHls-Loppcr anu brass Vysscis-LeI--
IOhDs, owner TIsk ,twICe uFsl Class Iatcs-iTUgs, IL
bales and boXes-DTy oUOus, boAos bates ana
rates-F furniture, Knocked JwH well boxed ,dsi
class rates-FarnI Wagons ia p!eces-E urs
figs in drums-F lsi Il esI-GaTGeL sccds, GLASSWARE
window giass-Grapcs, III kvEsIlHIs ana CAPS, hdcs
(drA loose-fio usei.od gDous, (oI fUrLltuIeJ wei
boXCG-HIIT, IN sacks-iHk, IDCIlC-IuUIa rubber
goOds-Ic,tIer (lJOse), Liquor gLiss-LefuUus,
sacked-LUOkIg Oasses bOAe,., class rates
-AschIneTy, Observation-Disclosures, IN ice Ia:
and Picture Ii.Incs-Aats anu Iuls
Medicines, Aus~Cts-AsrDIs, wrought, =
rIsk-AeasuTes anu Tubs 1iUss Ia As-liusiCai In
sIrunieuts aiihe.ti Water, Ia giass-Auts Tia bags
Oysters, IA Kegs ana CdIs-OTaIigeS, sacked, On,
Glass fapeT HangBgs, NOT bOXeu Preserves, lichle
III glass, OwneI . RAIN leaI ielIr 70, PRINTING
Pa esses, Plano Forts al risk; rDTtcr
in gllIss-l aiItngs and PICTURES, well bOAe-Rattln
Russia Brstics--Steai boilers ,LEIiy ieeI
steam Boilers, IIIty IUCt, han Ia 81
class ratcs--SIalunery SCy The snaIis Scales al.u
Scale Beams not bUAeu-Sicish rs, OuAeu, TWICE INST
class Iates---tUves, ON ncrs Potatoes
SIZING. stove Iipo, spirits IurpeLunv-->tuye Hates,
a owners sew Ma, hIICs-I fuuks ware
boxed-lTees anu SuIubJety boxed at owners RISK
Trees ami SIR ubOeTy baleu, ncI IS lsk, uice
and hall first cluss rates-Iw lnt--lO! :, bUAer--
UmbreLIs-NeneeIIng not ooAeu, NarIiIsI--h akULs,
children not buAeG, ~ ICc uIst IalCs-M Euua
aud Hobby Horses, boxed, oUue ana a haii Glass
Tatss--MdX, Vine, III boxes or buskeIs--Mnps,
Felloes aaa Bo~s-"Ooden Ware, twice nrst class
FaIeS-MUOl.