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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

The aggregate Of railroad In the Uued States is sup.
posed to be % 900 miles, and then appears that the
railroads. In six States of the Northwest, just about
onothrd the entire amount the UGon and equal TO the
entire amount in Great Britain.
We might take other lists Of the commerce and growth
Of the Northwest but ths article s long enough and
have not yet touched upon tho still greater power which
lies embedded In its mines We must take another occs-
sion 10 touch upon Of the most important facts con.
nected with the extraordinary OF this country
It is remarkable to dnd great breadth OF ferte SOIL
II Is surprising 10 find such inland and mighty rivers
but there IL In this central West still surprising
fache vast and exbaustess of coal beds OF IRON
and lead deposits and even OF "copper" silver and pod
The teemng millions Of posterity will find here every ms
teral necessary TO the development Of art and industry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

SILVER FROM TExAs.-Col Latham, Collector at
Brazos santiago informs VI that the steamship Arizona
her last trip from that port 70 New Orleans carried
over no less than e735 900 In silver most OF Il in largo
bars Of bullion like pig lead bars The weight Of 4 vss
twenty three toss Colonel Latham informs IA that this
10 larger than the average shipments OF silver from is
port, owing mainly TO the existence OF hoslites which
have diverted The usual trade from Tampco 10 Mata
and Brownsville Still the usual exoorts NJ s;,r.,
and other products arc much larger from Brazos SANTIAGO
than we had supposed the silver each steamer
varying from 100000 to $500 CO0.--Galvston (yssas
Nes0e, May 10. N"|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

Prom Tue oseilADu he8ss'e', VI Nuint, MTcn 81
EN- the proposal OF Count nurawieT Amoorssy, tho
Governor General OF Siberia, the Emperor of Russia has
published uksse granting great mmuoities To the sailors
competing the twenty called Fotteu Elua 1age
regiment, which s stationed at the mouth Of the
Amor The mission TO ratre after die
YEAR, eevce then obtain grant OF land in tho new
setrlemept their freehold property. In addition
20 this, the sailors get Of one hundred and nrty
rouhes in money and permission To send Tor their
and families With free passage for them board any
OF the government transports.
Although the Russian deet in tho North Pacific has
been considerably reinforced during the past year. their
chief object for the present 10 10 be prepared for any
emergency that may suddenly happen, aud great exer
tons have therefore been made, aud stl beng
tinued for erecting Notifications their forts
from sudden hostile attack, from their great dis
'ance OF would be impossible to send them timely re-
lief. Rear Admiral POpo will hoist his flag second 10
command under Count Putstn, who s here leave Of
absence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

are being prepared. TIE Arson, screw fgats laid
down the slip from woi b tho Efgar WAS recoatty
launched 10 for ~ard state aud the wnoe Of the
aud otner artisans at work on ner DECKS are
pow employed time. ria Gaiaat sc-ev rrigAts, 10
now nearly rcsfy tor launching, and several additional
pave tor that purpose The Brls
tol, smilar vessel is also TO be built ut this yard
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
DR. w. NJ. HURLEY,

(LATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN y
TNENDERS his prof f.ssional services the ctizeIs
l. of Nashville and vicinity. He has been actively
engaged in the practice of his Profession in all its
branches for the last sixteen years, and hopes By
to be able to render satisfaction all
who may favor him with call.
Ohice No 421z Cherry street, Capt. Stockell's
new residence. Residence Pearl street South Nash
Vile. apr25-dtf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
Attention. Machinists. sc,

1000 feet OF Leather and Gum Betting from TO I2
inches wide, also Lace Leather, Copper Burrs and
Rivets hand ami for sale, ow for cash at Nos SO
and 50 corner of College and Broadway.
b R. CUTTER.
NIB. Merchants, in want OF any ol the above ar
tcies bd - their atvaBtaget To give cali
can anmodate them by the case dozen at low
prices any other house in the City.
mar3-,r b. R. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
Digestion and Prosperity.

SsITis not what We Eat bn, what Digest
that makes us thrive" rhs Is true
mails OF individuals. N Is also that IN moi
what We make but what We save that makes
prosperoasn ia order "a secure tue desirable
suits be obtained from practical belief tn these
two impossaat truths, reconueGd the purchase
OF an
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
potatoeS.

0sz haadrsa barrels chase Potatoes, tass reesss
sass as-li AKxsfRose co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
Gents. Bows and Youths
Hats for Spring and Summer

Ihaveiust received, directfrom the manufactures
all the different coors styles of Gents, Boys and
Chdren's Fur, Cashmere, MerinO, Wool and Straw
Hats, including
Gents ine soft Bell Paris Hats;
- - {" French -
a. Cable 90
I.eghorn 90
WHIPS WHIPS. Sc-a full assortment.
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Shoe Manufacturers Goois!

5. J. PARDsS-US, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SATIN FRAScAis, LAsriNGs, SILK AND COTTON
LAcEIs, GALLONS. RIBBONS, BOOT AND CATER
WEBS, ELASTIC WEBBING, SHOE THREAD BUT
TONS, Mokocoo KIDS, BLACK AND co'ORED Toi-
LEI silPrER uPPERs, &C, sc. 81.
No. iso WILLIAM srREgF, NEW YORK.
JaneI3-em
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nasbuillf Patriot.

Fs TERMS:
Daily per annum, ,.....................-.. IS 90
Tri-Weekly per annum, ........-......... Oo
Weekly per tnnuin, W
OneWeeklyfo for two years , or two Weekhes
for one year in advance, . w
When the Daily rri-Weekly or Weeklyl - ,s 70 ~
discontinued (pad in advance at the time
,rl the subscriber must order otherwis IL VIII DC
ntinued at our option, until paid Tor anu stoppeo'
not pad, it be paid at the time oi .II,
ice or at our option. II the party Is gooo iS "ioe
emit until paid. ~ ..,ao...~s az orr
risk
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new-Dork.

rom yTsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
New-York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
F.. r. GlascOck & Co.

q, Houses and Lots South Of Broad ST., on High st.
= do do College Hill;
l store house do dwelling attached
20 acres ON G,IIatn pike, 2 miles out;
1 lots on Market street College Hill;
so acres the Lebanon pike;
I lots Hariin's addition;
Is acres on Indi-n creek; County.
/ 3 stony business House ON Broad street;
IL lot on Carroll street;
1s6 acres Browns creek;
1000 do with good Saw Mill on Marrow BJne
| lot on Market street.
b use and lot on North Cherry street;
do do Summer street;
200 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
10 lots on MurfrcesbOro pike, "a miles out;
AZ acres corner of Jefferson street, well improv
100 feet Hardin's pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition;
i fine residence on North College street, No ll2;
/ house ana lot on summer street, south OF Ashi
do 60 McGavOck street, West Nashville;
A7O acres on Paradise Hill, 10 miles out.
l brick Store house, Whites creek pike, Edgeheld;
. lots corner of College and DcmumbraDe Streets
do No. 10, between Broac and Denumbrane.
y Of lot No. los, West Nashvllei
Q houses and lots ON Dcmumbrane street, West
67L feet ON summer between Church and Union;
O. acres On Brick Church pike, 414 miles out;
tbreestorv brick business house on College st.. !;
i beautiful residence the corDer OF SumnIerand
Mulberry streets;
l house ana lot North College ST., No. lOzi
I3s acres on Mill Greek. miles out;
40 do Whites Creek. 5 miles out:
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
100 feet on College street, extended;
100 or 200 acres North OF the City, ~ miles out;
! l56 do 90 Go 10 mleS OUT
IL lots . miles from city of Memphis;
/ Various lots in West Nashville;
/ That extraordinary water power on Duck River
/ known "A the old Stone Fort;
] Several lots ia kwing' 5 addition;
! lOJs acres ON Gallatin pike, miles out;
/ do Middle Franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the drst toll gate;
/ 1 house and lot, North Market street;
iI5O acres in Robertson county, we'll improved, y
mile of tue HopKInsvlle read;
100 feet ON Humphreys St, south Nashville, No.
60and 5l;
33lI feet on Summer, bottom Church and Broad;
So feet Broad St, adjoining shelby Medical Col
lcge.
lots on new Franklin Pike, ut the mouth of Rail-
road Tunnel,
Several lots in Bang and Roberts addition, Edge
field;
I house and lot corner Of Hobson and Father
land, Edgedcld;
l house and lot ON Mcl.emorc, between Church
aud Broad.
u.n..t II E. L GLASCMCk A co.
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FOREST MILLS

Located rs miles from Nashville, Immediately ON the
MrNinnVile and Manchester Railroad,
VNTHERE wcare saving all kinds OF Lumber SUIT
w ed for the city market Oak OF all kinds, Ash,
Hickory, Sweet Gum and Poplar. Heavy lumber,
such as .Josts and Sills, Ia any quantity
I Orders for Hubbs, Tan Bark, Wagon spokes and
lumber of all kinds promptly hlled.
I The cash will be expected IN every case, without
a previous cement 10 the contrary, where lum-
ber is ordered. We furnish Itat
Mill Prices Loaded on the Cars,
Where the lreg ght Is paid, Nashville priceschaTged.
All orders must be directed TO the Undersigned at
Forest Mills, Cofee county, Tenn.
feb2l- II. NJ. HENKIE, Jr Agent.
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sole lleathes

WE are In rsesipt Of, aud will keaP caasssny e1
w hand, a large atfck of superior Oak and Hen
iock Tanned sole leather, which oaef 10 the trads
4 tae lewest posslels assEes, .-zs..
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EOr Sale.

n HAVE for sale very likely Negro, 20 years Of
age, that has been sell trained as : house and
tiniag roan servant, AZ No. IS Cedar street
mar30 n. 5. LYLES-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-12
wooDsFlELD, ONO, JAN. re. 1850
Take Notice, Everybody.

JAMES r. MORRIS, one of the propric-
tors of this paper, having sold his interest
in it to HENRY r. WEST, it becomes ne
cessary that all debts due the firm Of
MoRnIs & WILLIAMS should be paid at
once All persons, therefore, who may
be indebted to the firm for subscription,
advertisement or job work will be expected
to pay up as soon Us possible. Bills viii
be made out at once and presented, and il
is hoped that all persons will he prepared
to cash them at once.
The editorial department of the pape1
will remain as it has been for some year
past, under the exclusive control of Mr.
WILLIAMS.
The style of the new firm is WILLIAM
& WEST. Cf)
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The Daily National Democrat.

We have received the first No. of this
new Democratic paper, edited b!y CHAs.-
FLOOD, ESQ.,, and published by PINK
ERToN & NEvINs. Cleveland, Ohio. 1t
gives evidence that no pains has been
spared in making it one of the best and
neatest papers published in the State =
Mr.. FLOOD, its editor is we'll known to
the people of Ohio and has the ability to
make paper rarely equaled.
TERMs-Daily. per year, IS, 90; Weekly,
per yea, ], so, in advance.
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to leave the subject Of interest without
regulation than to regulate it in such q

to leave the subject of interest without
regulation than to regulate it in such q
way as to encourage usury, embarrass en-.
terprise, and impoversh industry.
My opinions, fully communicated to you
at your last session, in respect to the just
claims of this State upon the Federal
Government, as well as in respect to the
proper interest of Ohio in the due admin
istration of that Government, and,
especially at this time. in its action upon
the momentuous question of Slavery, re-
main unchanged and need not be re-
stated.
Permit me to congratulate you upon
the auspicious circumstances under which
you resume the grave duties of legisla-
tion. The storm of financial disaster
which swept the land in the summer and
autumn of 1851 has abated. and, though
its effects are yet visible in much remain
ing embarrassment, there is every reason
to anticipate the speedy return of general
prosperity. The defalcation which then
oppressed our finances, has been supplied
by your provldent legislatioD; and general
fidelity and efficiency have marked the sew.
eral departments of administration. From
this point we may well look to the future
with hope and confidence. Differing, q!
we often may, as to the best means of pro
noting the public welfare, yet, differing
ever with mutual respect and mutual per
sonal good will, we may often fnd our
selves able TO harmonize differences b,
mutual concessions, and combine our ef
forts for the common good. Accept IN
assurance that in all your endeavors to
wards this sole end ofvirtuous patriotism
you may confidently rely upon my zealou
cooperation, and that my sincerest wish
es will be accomplished, if. under the gui
dance of Divine Benignity, your legisla
J ton shall be directed to such prosperou
: issues that this General Assembly ma
ever be remembered with gratitude by th
People OF Ohio,
S. P CHASE,
COLUMBUS, January, 3, 1859.
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fWThe editor has not yet so far re
covered as to be able to attend to his edi-
torial duties. lie expects 10 be at bis
post next week.
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The attention of our readers is
called to the advertisement of Maxwell,
Campbell and Tingle, in to-days paper.
When you wish to buy cheap goods, see
what firms advertise, and go there.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-12
Legislative Proceedings.

AS our columbus correspondence does
not include the proceedings of the Legis-
lature for the last three or four days, we
copy them from the summary Of the States
man.
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Ohio CultlyatOr.

See the prospectus of this old and pop
ular agricultural paper in another col
umn. No farmer in this State oughs to
be without it,
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COLUMBUS January, 8, 1859.
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the interests now competing with them
will probably best fulfill the wishes of
majority of the people. Neither public
sentiment, however, nor sound policy rec
ommend sale for less than their real
value, nor measured by one or two years
ofdisas,er, but asceriained by tn, rough ex-
animation of all the determining circum-
stances, or without such limitations as
will ensure, beyond any probable con-
tingency, the ends of their construction
The agricultural progress of the State
during the past year has been steady, and
upon the whole satisfactory. BY the un.
favorable weather and the attacks of in
sect enemies some crops have been dim
lnished, and some almost entirely destroy
ed, while one or two have exceeded the
usual average, and the deficiency in guam
tity of others has been compensated by
excellence of quality. The health of the
people has been good, and constant i'm
provement has characterized the instru-
ments and methods of cultivation. re-
new the recommendatios addressed to
you at your last session relating to this
great and leading interest; and especially
recommend 20 your attention the admira-
bic report of the State Board, which
cannot fail to exert most beneficial
influence.
1 think it my duty again to recon.
mend to you, the repeal of the act allow
ing interest at the rate of ten per cent
1t would be far better, in my judgment,
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Stop the Report.

Hhrur' emily r-po ted that we sell no Goods on ly
a. Auction, when IN fact, twothirds of our sales are
private, the same a. in auy other Wholesale Hause n
TIE city with tdis exception sell for short pronts
FOR cash and short prompt paper
fepi BSAS TRARIE A LUCUs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-06
SPRING OPENING.

NE VIII commence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w 10 day or two, tof which due notice will b
gvenl ana as We ihtend going intp the business moi
extensively than ever our friends and All vho y. y
Tor cash VIII bear IA mind that do an eTclusiy
C.sh b1saeas, and We viii seu goods AZ a very smA
advance IRWIN, MoCLEILAND co.
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COLLECTIONS %
Flower Seeds by Mail,
FREE or POSTAGE


rzenfy Ssl1ef sal Cbosos Earsass for Ons Deilsr.
ISoR The aeesnnodston q those Who love the esi-
Il usssson q sewers, bot Who resics distAnes
fron ~here thsy rac b procured, we have se'scted
abs beausfl a-d Ehesy vsrelies. each sarf
tlnes eeisf. Ana calculated pf.ducs fns erect
hen planted out IN becs grouls IL the noNer
DER. Ne hsvs had ezfh variety Distinctly n.arksd
~th ths D tznic.i and nglish name, heght. time of
ses<rinE, color u ibs ho~er. nanHsr n EFox B,
shsther srees sr Esiag. ths tine sborld be spxn,
ieetlrS thess vArsties hAVs been careful % ex-
GLADE All shieh shy bisrasers have an iasis-
Hi1csat sPPsAr-aes. thai ths eOiieefiors AL re.
priss oaiy those which are really shSsy and hand-
soms and ~hrh ~s believe weuld prove 20 The en-
tirs s4t f1cusn of lady gentleman Who night
bs ai-s esd ~ erarr thsm Ths colisctens wlil be
ssst ffes by Fss ASP part ~ The eouniEy - The
fsliouihg prices atae.r
AssoFtzasai Ne eohsszts q tsents choke Va
raeales ef Aane.ls....-..-.- o.
10. eonssts ef sseaty choce va-
Fseisssef bis nEsals and ferea-
uiAa-....--......-...-.s.
As. ooasnts q ten extra me rsri-
Fietsx of Annaahz ana Psrsn-
n4Als. embracing usany Il he
nss and ckoicest N cSlryAr
s'...s sss - A.. srx ss:,
varsceses, selected srosn Pri1s
Flo@srs u knsllsh fas<ies.
German caFnslon and fco-
tse Finks. vefbsnas. Tfaf-
f4a<ss Preach AstsFs and
neubas Hplsyhsokz, each of
~htrh are SOLD a. 3 esnis
- sf 's' ''ifIi;'.; s,is .iss-ss's' :
-ssE.- 49, SS =,
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH,

ANOTHER TRIUMPH!
THE subscriber respectfully the attention Of
Il the public and of purchasers particularly 70 the
superior Premium Pian0s Manufactured BY him. A
splendid assortment constantly on hand. -
Our Pianos have recelye ed Premium In
saoeession 1855 and 1851 as the FAIRS OF The Aeri
car Institute, Cry stal Palace in competition with
Of the leading manufacturers Of New York and Bos-
toz, and Ars unaaest0nabiy Of the best quality u
tone, fuil, round and brilliant, a. well hnish and
durability and nAtter ourselves BY the Approv al
Of renowned artists IN yenturing say that our Pi
Anos stand superior D. many others and equal any
ersnd Piano an regard % vouns Of toDe and elasley
Of touch, combined with the greatest nrmnesk uhiek
10 very rarely met xIth IN other Pianos.
We respectfaiiy solicit examination from strang-
and frenes " eonFincs themselves of the shove
before purchasing siss@ hsfe- Aiosr Pianos
r.ntsd- n. HANSEN,
Manufacturer OF Pan fOrtes.
wznxsooHs, loo Center street, New York.
nos2t-een
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A C. A r. ID

A J. IRWIN Formerly Of Irwin McCleIlAud
4. Huntsville, Ala, having become associated
VIII es IA our business tho style VI the urm xill.bs
IRWIN, hoCLEIIAND a. co
Nashville, Feb. 10, 1859.
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r e M O " e d
D Y S P E P STA,

u Y S p EP S / A,
n of New York, caused the death of 20 persons,
Of Gil deaths, IN week, and l6l deaths. by
tested fact that is the origin az the suerngs
of large portion Of those who die of oonsump
becomes the duty of every one 20 use such pre-
tionS against and remedy FOR Dyspepsia
experience have place before them. and which la
proved TO he crieae.Ous: Of this chara t-r
Williams Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir, % IN corrobor .
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony ot Mr. Edward II. Ro~ley, OF the srm
Rowley, Ashburner 4 Co. IL North wharves,
Elixir.
P,nAnKrrzA, October -. ls4s.
DR- JAxEs WILLIAMS:
Anti -DyEpctaic fiixir, for the cure of Dyspepsia
have taken }, ny self for the disease and have been
eatlreiy cured
EDWARD H. RowIIY
Communication TO JOHN r. Penrose, ESQ.,, from Mr.
FraDkih Eyre, kensinRtnn.
IL Is with great qualification that testify O. the ~
dcaey Of wiiilaus's An fIysetGc KlixiT With voc
20 strongly recommended To me, fsr which
hesrtly thank yea. Il has compistely restored my
health, whlch eheerfuiiy pablicly acknowledge
~th The hope That others may be similarly beSs0tisd
Tr-Ily yours
KESasoIos, Sept Il, 1850
ocIosxR 10, 1850
IN JAxks wHuAx
near Sirs-HavinE suffered FOE = long time rroa
Dyspepsia severely thai completely PrastrAi
cd ard having tired every means for relief without
success. advised 20 your ANTI yspetir
Elixir" Ia affords much pleasure 90 inform you
that am entirely ourea BY its Ann cordially
commend ID 10 al DersoBs sn1sriEg under Dyspsp~ia
uE0RGE WOODRUFF
cornweil's HAG-~zy H0ass. Hristel rHrApae
Testimony af M. Abnsr Zines. M.rss. s,rss.. .es,
SIKH, eorroeorEtye ei the eerc4cy Of Williams
Ansi-Dy sPeptr Elixir
IaE. JAsEz wnIIAzs.
tAcAr Sir-ltgiye me great tpieasure 20 kneu thss
you Afe again preparing year medtcse Tor TIE cure
q Iys5.sEzz. for nEany al my aeQaautzaces have
tng thai had heen cured by n As thiak that
peblc aokno~ l-sigenspt q the great esnset hAss
received fratn the use Of year medetne, not enit
due you, bat Fag BE usnfai - stteFs. neN mAks
81 For several years ] sanrred from DyspspsiS.
hrh IneSe@ssi % suck exfent that my hc4lth an
cts.stiiui3saa sere Fapsais sankinE aHdsf a.. wEs
eaanpesd ie rssiFlet y sell = the nest sinpls ioad
aud exen tlas c0alA hst digest felt toss u
strength dssAenzaion exeFeise, ana Gas y~a have
year aaverlEsemsDfl genarsi seelAg of dsPres
saa Ahd ia4e.efih@6le se4rlasss- IL Tie year is$s
Ansns sp-psc E1Ixr. treeaFsd and esd q wiIh ths
azEs happy efeeg, alsdsf NJ innaeecs tangaaf snd
arsrinazz Erzaa&lsy paaeed aHsy, 4aa my .ppetiss
resiseas wAsek eoalA gF.tsff ~isA is=PanisF. Ers
raliys ps~sss * yaaE lls1As has ef easFss IL
sF-kssd for q eosnpsesely cured me- shsa f.Ais1 !
sh14is rstef sFesn aHy ethsr saaFse.
ysfy rssP~ezslsy > yesss,
Ess.Ess3'' SD - sssslss .ssi s.sA. 81 ga ss
Trspsssser JAMES WILLIAMS Nh
czsmlss 4nd Fharszaesas1zs
se-s sas'sh sex ssss ! ssfusts fAiss.teinsjs
ss s4is - sillEe<<aas- 50
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y. II. Merchants, IN want IL any Of the above ar
cles will mud IL g. thcir vaItagr give TIE call as
I c Hmno,ate Them b. c case or dozen at as low
prizes auy other house IN the City
mar3-tf B. r. CUTTER