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CLOTHING At (0sTF0R CASH.
T;.e larss and Vel selected stock Ct
Ready-made Clothing

IN Mr. suI zBA, fth hastnT been placed IN ny
" hands TrGftse,l viii elise eua tie entire
stock atccsi tor casa
SOTiCE-an who are indebted tcnr suizbacber
either BY nsfe account. ale he tby ncfllcd 10
GENE for ~aSe and settle ~Rh bis Iecr1xtf 81 the
hs tse. if F-sfe al ct be eixtn brss "a
tle 18th % jane, 1eoe, nhd ali NLe have claims
against IL PRISM thea. fes tettisn "a 49,
4 NJ PAfIELSHS,
nesf-lanls EGkckA Trustee
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New Hamp.hire nspublle.ai.m.

The state Republican Convention h,ld to-
day VAS presid, d over by FpderFtk Saith.
ct Manchester. lchal.od Goodwin, the pres
ent GuseTnaF. notniln ted for restriction
BY reclamation. y c. FeiIon ives nominated
fvr X. X ComEfssioaeF. A resolution Was
adspt 4 insiracliHg The State cosnmlItee 20
call = convention rometime AFTER Ne hsrch
elections tSr choice of delegates To Chicago.
Senator Hale asidre>std the Convention.
Which was largely attended aud hartnsssi-
oslsiy.
Yesterday an engine With snow pillow at
taehed rza into passrngsr train. between
Manchester aad Stshaa. partially dvmaiish-
ing The rear ear and sligbsly iHjariag tao o.
three paz~ngFfs--
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6 gS Gov. SEWARD left New York on the
4th for Washington to take his seat in the
Senate.
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Buena Vista Springs
FOR RENT.

l. city, on an excellent turn pike road, Is offer
ed for rent for the ensuing year. The propTetors
have spared no expense in beautifying abe grounds,
and making such sUbstantiaI Improvements 20
make il inviting place for these plezsRre-sceke
whose business will admit of bat limited absence
from the city. There the grounus one we'll
furnished htpse provided with every thing requisite
TO social anut enent Billiards, &c. also desirable as
a residenSe Also another building det,ched
tanning aud excellent Ten Pm Alleys, Ear,
&c.
The premises contain two never failing Sulphur
Springs that yearly attract thousands from the city
account of their medical and paatable qualities.
For further particulars touching the merits Of the
place, terms OF rent &c, cali
Dot 1iAS & WALSH,
Corner OF Deaderiek aud Cherry streets,
dee1e-tf Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-06

H<1hs Ssfihern Bank Of Kentucky. tie
Farspss's Back Il keataeks. the Franklia
Sassass fnssiials..ss. and the n eaanies Baais
ha.a each DECLARED seuli-annasl disIdesd
OF per cent Leu. Jsux.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. Jones offered resolution that the
Legislature adjourn sine de on the first day
OF February next. Lies over.
Mr.. East. a resolution granting the use OF
the Representative Hall for the meeting of
the Grand Lodge /. o. D. r. Lies over.
Mr.. Cheatham, a resolution authariz ng the
Clerk Of the House 10 employ as assistant.
Ii over.
Mr.. Brazelton. revolution censaring the
Post Master ut Nashville for returning docu-
ments sent by the members to ifeiF coastii a:
eRis. The rule was suspended. aud = resoia-
ton in lieu 10 appoint a committee TO confer
with the Post Master on the subject, was Of
tered by Mr.. Kennedy. and adopted
The resolution TO discontinue the LegiAa-
tive tnioH and Asag7ean ut the expense OF the
State, was taken up aad r jeeted.
Various Senate bills parsed first reading,
and then the House adjourned TIL r. II.
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Louisville aud NashVitic
RAILROAD.
-: - - - g.

49, - s:ssss -
II No Through kAssesk fasssigsI isai. b,tN cen
i Nall Ills aBd Louisville akile eiose e. lpec-
tieis al LOUSY elor New iotk, Bs slof, IL.aoel-
pAs, baitiinoTe, AssliBglo Cii,, Ia nslc; Niagara
tsis, Clcs eland, cinenbati 81 lenR. anu the Ear
Nest
ON and af'es suSDAr, pscenber 18th, 1859, trains
Mil IS fVisens.
fnsstsai, .case &c Nashville ~ :ss n daily st n
ping a tsAil<fih Bowl, Green, 6Issgs Junelsn,
Eh1aeethtoNn ahd al Regular staioia be signal
led by Tag ,and arrlxIls IN LouisT;ih At s.s2, p
81. ketaf1.liss, leave l. lie ~ a a. N stop
ins as aeese, and arrivilg IN Nashville al $40,
T.. N.
sscOnd sran ieases <sssyi.ie ts::s p ~ dolly
(sHsday eAeelssd, siepirs nfsi train AID ar
slsng Ia lNuls vale - Lac A NJ Returning kasss
tsuiss III Al s:ls p n. stopping above aid ar
giyia IA Aashs lllt al }: 81 A. NJ
cailaiis Ascs Mus satisl Tram leaves Nashville
siaIl. (Saas@ss eAees tee) nj s-ls l.. ~, aTTS-
sls %issass als.lSi. II ketaILiEe leave 6alla-
"a. al s-.O a -, and sFTiyss hasLsili, $40
A. u.
JANE y. 6ANELK, Sept.
Al. rinp. ceB'l1hk.tAs,t &c ess s:-dif
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Blue Grass, Timothy Glover, Herds Grass, M.et
anc all other kius VI Field Seed On hand during the
season.
Country Merchants supplied with Garden Seed on
Commission.
jas6--tf RAINS, BROWN 4 co.
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,HOUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY. Jan, 5. 1860.
The House met. and most of the members
being present. the House proceeded regular
ly to business.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. NcCabe presented petition from cit
liens Cannon county PRAY ing fer the re-
dempiion of the notes of the Exchange Bank
of Murfreesboro. 10y the STATE.
MIR. Barksdale. petition from citizens of
Wilson county praying the passage of a law
for the expulsion of free negroes from the
State.
Mr.. Bayless petition for a new county To
be composed of portions of Washington and
Garter counties.
Mr.. Hunt, Il petition from citizens praying
a prohiititn of the sale of spirtuous Liquors
in the town of Spring Geek, and within five
miles OF the same.
Mr.. Armstrong. petition for State Aid to
Smoky Mountain Turnpike Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were presented, read
first time. and s,veraly passed.
MIR. Farreily, a bill to prevent tampering
with slaves.
Also, bill to amend the Mechanics Lien
Law.
Also. bill to amend the charter Of q Ho-
tel Company in Memphis.
Also. bill to change the name of the
Hook and Ladder Company of Memphis.
Also. bill to incorporate the Overton
Savings Institute of Memphis
Also, bill 10 incorporate the Estate Fee
male College" in Sh,lhy county.
Al.o. a bill to amend the charter of Wash
ington Fire Company. No. 6. of Memphis.
Also, a bill To incorporate the German Be
nevolent Society OF Memphis.
Also, a hill TO incorporate Ingomar Lodge
Sons of Malta, of Memphis.
MIR. IIavron. bin TO incorporate the Jas
per and Pikeville Turnpike Company.
Mr.. Lockhart, a hill to charter Shady
Grove Seminary. IN Stewart county.
Mr.. Armstrong. a bill to charter the Sc
vierville and Smoky Mountain Turnpike
Company.
Mr.. Jones, bill to rrduce the salaries OF
Bank Officers, and save unnecessary expendi-
ture Of the Peoples money.
Mr.. Vaughn, hill to amend the Road
Laws in relation to Overseers.
Mr.. Armstrong, hill to charter the Ten
ncEsee MEDICAL Benevolent Society
Mr.. Williams. of Knox, bill Ia amend The
charter of The East Tennessee aud Georgia
Railfoad Company.
Mr.. East. bill to incorporate Union Gas
Company of Nashville.
MIR. Ewing. Il hill to charter the franklin
and Eagleyiile Turnpike Company.
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THE BARNES HOUSE.
/ s 6 o.
Fresh Garden Seeds.

w f now in receipt OF complete stock OF
w LAN!RETH'S Garuen Seeds, Of the grow ia OF
1859, including ali the different varieties Of
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roa The 4h The hAf5or d Baltimore
xzs HIlaSss euilr. ~ elsss i hy ICE.
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THURSDAY. Jan, g. 1850.
The House met. and most of the members
being present. the House proceeded regular
ly to business.
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TERHs-One- third cash. the balance in one and
two years without interest Notes well secured, and
dcc12-td JOSEPH HYDE.
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The Vote of tn Cities ia Virginia.
The following is the vote of some of the
~
From the LONDON rlrnss 6Eaitprial.1

After relying for twelve years on force
atone, the Emperor Francis Joseph has at
length recognized the fact that there are other con-
daions necessary for the preservation Of po.cer.
The first act of repentance has now been per-
formed. but it remains TO be seen whether
the day of grace has not passed by, and the
sacrifice of pride and personal Authority has
not been made IN vain. Since the Emperor
assembled the throne, no such important step has
been taken as the restoration of constitutional free
dom 10 The HungdridHs. This great change in
the institutions of the Empire is PROGRESSED to
be made by the imperial decree, of which we
pdblish summary elsewhere. In appear
ance it is. indeed. large enough. II all tina t
is there expressed be loyalty carried out. il
is difficult to believe that the mass of the
Hungarians can be otherwise than contepted
by the concessions of the Emperor But so
many doubts. such universal distrust. prevail
throughout the country, that we must wait
to learn in what spirit the Imperial decree
has been received before forming Judgment
of its Ultimate effects. 1t is plain that il the
Hungarians consider the new reform to be
insincere. or to be wrung from the sovereign
only by the fears of the moment, then are
likely TO use them only means Of furthernq the
independence Of their country by the disruption of
the Empire
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Gov. wise Repudiated in Virginia.

The Norfolk Herald says: The disunion
resolutions offered by ex Governor Wise, and
adopted at a Breckenridge meeting held in
the county of Princess Anne. having been
the subject of much comment in Norfolk,
and fearing that their silence might possibly
be construed into acquiesceHce, the friends
of the Union Issued a call for meeting 10 be
held on Tuesday evening at the Opera House,
and although the rain fell in heavy showers.
by eight O'Clock that spacious room was
densely packed. The meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Kenney, who nominated for
President DR.. A. T. NJ. Cooke.
The Primo So Anne resolutions were vigor-
ously denounced, and the following were
adopted
s. That we have sufficient confidence in
the people of the United States, in their love
of the Union and the reverence for the laws
to believe that they will, upon all just Occa-
siOns. oppose and resist any clear violation
OF the Constitution, whether ATTEMPTED in
wantonness or under forms of law. But we
hold that to anticipate and assume such vi0-
lAtiOn. under existing circumstances is at
once unwise and unjust; and We shall regard
the appointment of minute mep" and com
mittee> of safety as contemplated In Que Of
the resolutions adopted by a PARTON of the
people of the county of Princess Anne ON
the I7ih lust. as the exercis: OF authority
unknown 10 the laws OF the State OF Viz
GINA. and of an irritating and revolutionary
character
6. That we have seen nothing to justify
any disIrust in the constituted authorize Of
the State that they will not. in due time and
in proper manner, vindicate the laws and
maintain the dignity of the Commonwealth.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
Great Auction Sale
OF
MACHINERY, LUMBER, &C.,
At the Furniture Mandatory of
GAIN ~ CONN gzEIAUS.

Corner of Jefferson Cherry sts., Nashville, Tenn
ON Wednesday ,'the 14th November, 1850, we will
" sell at Public Auction all the Machinery lumber.
&c, of the Furniture Factory known the Phoenix
Furniture Fa tory consisting of fine lot of seasoned
Walnut Poplar Cherry Oak and Gum Scantling Plank
&c. good horse steam Engine and Boilers of Ellis
L Moore's Manufacture, with cold and hot water
Pumps all complete and in good order; also "a
inch Cylinder Planning Machine with Iron Frame of
Norwich manufacture; small do. to plane top
or bottom, with Bedpost attachment; Power Nor
tice Machine with iron frame; of Fays Tenonng
Machine, with Saw and Boring attachment: Boring
Cutting Bed Stats; Sioting Machine for letting
in Bed Fastners; large Cut off Saw: (swnging)
small cut off do one Large Circular Rip Saw one
small do, one modern make Gig Saw with two Saws:
six good Turning Lathes good order; one new up
right Shaping Machine; SO feet of Shafting Belts and
Pulies.
We will also, at the time and place. sell the
BUILDINGS being one substantial, strong Frame one
story House, 90 by so feet with shed attached One
Frame House 80 feet by 20, with shed One Frame do
20 0y Is with shed; Brick House. story so by
%, shed 60 by 20; office Ii by II, together with
the unexpired lease of Cain Cornelius, of the Lot of
ground lease expiring on the first of January, 1868.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums under S25, cash; over SIS and under 500
months; over slOi and under $3.50, 8 months; ali
$3.50 and under $780, months; all over $500 u
months. Notes well endorsed, payable in one of the
city Banks with interest from day of sale Sale posi-
tive and without reserve no postponement on ac-
count of weather. I. W. BARNES,
Auctioneer.
This sale win aoad rare opportunity to those wish
ing to buy machinery, seasoned Lumber or Tools,
anything of The kind or to any party wishing to pur-
chase the whole Establishment is first rate paying
business, and has good substantial trade established
through Tennessee, Alabama, and parts of Kentucky
and Georgia Omnibuses will leave the store on Cherry
street. the morning of the sale. There will be
plenty of good water and something to mix with it
-nov9-td CAIN CORNELIUS.
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4 Voice from the North.

The Cincinnati GazSte, Lincoln organ. on
the morning after the election contained ye
following. 1t is scarcely necessary to say
tat if the Gazette is the exponent OF Repnb
Iiean sentiment. it will not be long till the
constitutional Conservative feeling of the
country will b. completely crushed: G
8 No MORE COMPROMIsING.-The are al
ready indications that the Secessionists, who
have inflicted most serious injury on their
own section, without any evil effect else
where, hope to bring about another compro-
mise. Alarmed at the personal ruin impen-
ding over them. land which can not now be
averted by any d-vice,) these conspi=ators
are said to be planning Convention of the
several States, for the purpose of patching
up another compromise, for the professed OBJ
ject of keeping the Union together, by some
constitutional amendments.
This can never be effected, as proposed.
The perfidiOus population of the Northern
share of the Compromise OF 1920, by an al
most united Southern vote. aided by a few
Northern doughfaces, and the gross violation
of the peace measures of 1880, by the renew
al OF agitation in 1854, has rendered all fur
Their Transactions in that line impossible.
We make this statement thus explicitly
now, because We believe that public opinion
in the free States VIII not again permit any
such adjustment, and that the fact should be
seasonably understood We are'eontent with
the Constitution a. il is The South has no
right to complaln of it. for that section has
most important advantages under it, which
could not be obtained, in the present cOndi-
ton of Northern feeling, Ton account of re-
cent acts of bad faith, and OF Southern
threats were the work to be done over
again.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

We take pleasure calling attention to the medi-
cines advertised in paper by J. n Harris Co., of
Cincinnati. Perry Davis Pain Killer is well known to
the public, and needs no recommendation from us as
its good qualities in all cases have been generally
tested The Sherry Wine Bitters, cases of dyspep-
STA jaundice, liver Complaints all cases where
tonic Is necessary, is highly recommended. Dr. wea-
ver's Syrup and Cerate desirable remedies in
arising from impure state of the blood The com
bined of the two is said result favorable in all
cases In the above list may be found panacea for
all diseases try em-AanSton Star Feb. 15th 1860
Mansion, juneau Co., Wis. noy1-d&w4w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

Beiev veepresenf extracts from few of
the Southernz journals. which reached US:
yesterday. The Brsckinridge organs, it win
be observed. are for taking Immediate steps
for promp, resistance TO Republican rule
Those of Bell and Douglas urge caution,
prudence and deIiberation. Regarding ibe
present as the most important era which has
ever occurred in our history, we shall con-
Time TO keep our readers advised Of the more
important out-givings of the public senti-
ment of the country. both North and South ::
From the Montgomery, Ala, Mail, 9TH: Breckinridge
IT ENDS THE FEDERAIIvE SYsTEx."-We
feel al liberty to state now, publicly, a re-
mark made to u.s. the day OF the Lexing-
ton speech, by Mr.. Breckinridge, in reply to
our remark. that South Carolina would Ger
tainly secede on the election of LINCOLN
THAI" said he-'.or the secession of any
other State. ends our FederatiYe System: all
the delegated powers revert; the power to
coerce resides nowhere
And this is the sentiment Of all the State
Rights Statesmen Of the country. North aud
South. Physically, the North cannot cOerce
US; legally she has no right to attempt 10 do
so. if we secade.
WATTS FOR RESISTANCE. We take the lib
erty of mentioning. that t. II. Watts, E-q.,
last night. on the receipt of the New York
news, stated publicly that the State would
not only be justified" in seeding BOW. but
that each slaveholding State which declined
10 do so, would be ID graded"
Numbers Of Bell men openly express the
same sentiment and we believe fair pro-
| portion OF the Douglas men will do the same.
/ Up with The Star of Alabama -
From the Montgomery, Ala, Post, 7th(Bell-)l
Pr6ciyitaEcg-Nowt that the election OF Lin
coin is regarded as a fixed fact, We notice
| extraordinary efforts on the part of the
| BreckiBridg,s5 Democracy to induce every
| Que to commit ihSmselves 10 seseSsion-this
| il a grave and important question, one that
involves the most mOmentOns consequences
and one that demands serious and deliberate
couside alton, hence would advice our
| friends to act prudently aad not hastily Ill
this important matter.
YaYi0usr rumors are in circulation. by
which to influence the minds OF he people. it
has been circulated that Gen Clanton. had
declared in favor of Alabama seeding
alone Gen. CIantOn authorizes US to say,
that the charge is without iOundation-he Is
for "A convention of-the South, and in favor
abiding its action. - ~ -
Col. Watts is represented TO have adyo-
Gated secession, upon the receipt of the news
last night W. did not hear the remark at
tributed TO Col. Watts, but understand that
he spoke only of the duty OF the SGnlh, and
not of the policy of separate state action
we make these statements. merely to guard
be people "a gainst false impressions and pre-
cipiiate action.
From the Atlanta, Ca Intelligencer 18th (Breckin
. dpa IL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
The Popular Vote for President.
We estimate the vote Tor President a
4 SOC. 000 1t is divided about thus.

Lincoln. 100000
Against Lincoln 100000
Ii all the votes Tor Douglas, Bell and
Breckenridge had been cast for one candidate
at the late election, Lincoln tcould still hare
been elected, although be has received but about
one-thlrd OF the popular vote. 4 eoncentra-
tioa of the tsco-fhsrds against him would have
been beaten By has oae-thtrd This shows that a
majority OF our people are powerless TO elect
Presidents, and thai nusorlfies can prevail in
spite of them. There is not particle vi de-
mocracy in the system-scarcely more than
there is in the election TO the English parlia-
ment.-Cm. Eaqulrer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

A lady in East Saugus lets the fact be
known that her husband never kissed her
during eourlship, nor the forty matrimonial
years that followed it, nor either OF his chill
dren. We know a similar instance where q
man kissed his wife on wager, and she had
him arrested for an assault.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

FE The best and safest, wei as the cheapest
method of curing al humors and chronic COMPLAINTS
is to use Or. s. Weaver's falling remedies
which advertised another column. Try them
and you viii say SO too. From the evidence we have
seen in their favor know they must be valuable
articles nov1-d&w4w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

Ho1foway,s pills and Ointmenf.--
se1Fs and diseases of the skn-Fever, restless
SEE p foul stomach tainted BREATH langour depression
o. spirits always on the wors. cases Gu
taneous eruptions and speedily and radically removed
by these medcines-the Ointment cleanses the skin,
and the Pills purify the blood stimulate the liver
| promote digestion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

~ An exchange paper says: ..Coming
home few mornings since, we met a man
attempting to walk on both sides of the
street.sBy skillful maDeuvre we passed be-
tween him."
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W. STEWART.
A B. MONTGOMERY J. W. STEWART.
NEW FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART.
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Shrubs. Roses, Sc, sc.

LINWOOD NURSERY,
Three Miles from the Public Square-on the Hilsboro
or Broad Street Turnpike.
TINHE Proprietors, in Offering this edition of their
l. Catalogue to the Public, beg leave to them
that every endeavOr used to render their establish
ment worthy of confidence and patronage of all per-
Their Fruit Trees well grown, remarkably
thrifty, and of such variety have proved to sue
coed best in Tennessee and the Southern states.
In addition to large variety Of Fruit Trees,
call particular attention stock Of Large Ever
green's and Ornamental Trees, suitable for immediate
effect. Ours is the only establishment in the State
where such be had
Naming, Packing, Shipping and Transporting care
fully attended
Enough charged for packing to pay cost of material
All plants delivered in Nashville free of charge.
Orders solicited. MONTGOMERY STEWART.
oct26-d6m. ProprIetors.
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PeremptorY Orders TO close Consignmentx

REM. F. SHIELDS CO., will commence on this
Devening, Thursday, the eth inst, at y O'Clock,
and continue each evening until the the present stock
Of Seasonable Dry Goods soos Shoes Hats and Varie-
ties is closed. Buyers who pay cash will ind /; to
their interest to attend Of the Goods fresh
and desirable. BENZ +. SHIELDS & CO.,
Central Auction Rooms opposite Sewanee Hotel
noys-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

WILKES CoUNTY-The election for Repre-
sentative in Wilkes county, to supply the va
cancy occasioned by the death of Hon. L. T..
irwin Observation-Disclosures 344, Walton 295.
This is a Bell gain.-Augusta Gtron.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
Election in Georgia.

We have received the following returns Of
the result of the election in this State on
Tuesday, for President and Vice President:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

Rs- Read the following, from Dr. Leeper, an old
resident of Stark county for many years, the most
prominent physician and druggist of the place:
NAvARRs, STARK Co., Ohio,
June 21st, 1855
Sometime since, Ireceived lot of DR.. Richardson's
Sherry Wine Bitters sell on commission They are
all sold, and your further supply of three dozen bot
ties just received { ink shall need soon, as
they in good demand and highly praised by suffer-
ers from indigestion dyspepsia and liver complaint
nov1-d&w4w JAMES L. LEEPER, NJ. D.