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MrRnER ~ ELnYn CnrNrY-

The Carroll county correspondent of the Wythevile
Times writing to that paper under date of the 9Sth inst
says.
The circumstances of the murder cnmmitted by Am
brose Cox in the county of Floyd few days ago /
learned them are as foows:-Capt Luke Cox the faith
er of Ambrose had quite recently divided tract of land
between his two daughters one OF whom married gen.
teman by the name Of Moore. Ambrose became angry,
it is said, on hearing OF this division, and that
Moore should never enjoy any OF the advantages of the
land that he would shoot him and put end to it at
once These threats made cooly and deliberately,
and at different times and few days ago he determined
to carry them into effect He invited brotherin-aw of
his in the presence Of witnesses, to 90 home with him
that night and remarked that he "iutended raising the
devil on the creek that night He visited Moores house
that night and the family seeing him coming with his
rifle on his shoulder and knowing Of his threats barred
the door against him lie knocked aud they refused to
let him enter and herenpOn he burst the door open and
shot Mr. Moore through the heart and he died in
the course of an honr Such cold blooded murder has
no parallel in Western Virginia. have known Cox from
his infancy and my prophecy has always been that he
would eventually be hung or die an inmate Of the Peni-
entiary Oue of these prophecies is its full
flment He has shot men before, and stabbed Others,
among them members of his own family, not excepting
his father whom he has maltreaed time and again. May
he be allowed the privilege of pulling hemp and "kicking
at the United States" is my prayer.
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The Trait dUnion establishes the fact of repeated com
muuca:.on between Mirumons camp and the English and
French vessels OF war at Sacrifcios
Az AFtEcTNG APrEAL-The Rev r. Hoyt, of New
York has received the following letter from the mother
in-law of the widely known and admired Edgar A. Poe,
and says he will be happy to receive for her any dona
tons entrusted TO his care
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March -, lSG0
Rev. r. HoYr-Dcar Sir Since the death of my.b
loved son. f. 4. Poe have suffered much priyaon and
am now without home | am offered permanent one
in Louisiana, with fiends, who, think, will render my
declining years at least comfortable cannot avail my
self OF this kind offer for of take me to
them. VIA YOU contribute a small portion Of the requ
site to enable me to accomplish it? Ny health is
very miserable aud am TOO far advanced 10 life 10
do much for myself will be seventy tomorrow. God
my.Father hope, will put it in your heart to
this Direct to me care OF Reuben Johnston Alexau-
dria, Va Respectfully
M,pt. Ct
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Commission Merchants,
j, 4 UDPNEe TlENyT AND SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
sH orders Dor 81. kinds et ~ eEtern Produce, and make
s-.. cash Advances on COusi = MS ior sale or
nandisc bought and Stored sccouni o. purchasers
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Large and attractive supply of
SPRING SUMNER DRY GOODS
EEDEN a. FON.

BROAD STREET
operinr during the past two weeks and nov
4 prrparedto oIcr, complete assortment OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
They would particular attention 70 large lots Of For
, Goods which viii be prices much lower than these of
f7- -r seasons mention feE only OF the most attractive
articles
Englsh BEREGES ia immense variety
Freish and French BEREGE ROBES,
4t.1O VOLANrS
very are ofSILSS of variety Of style, At
.I 90 81 per cent below the cost 90 Importation
FRENCH printed kCONETS and ORGANDlFS
T,ANEILING-DgESS GOODS OF every description.
Srriur DELAINES and Oh ALLIES;
rrb Am fadia FOULALD SILKS entirely and hhnd
our sos OF Dnes, STAPLE GOODS, has never been
ext
NFTsO CLOTHING, Of every Grade.
Ar.ea h ul1-i would call the special attention ot
bvrs n slu very args lois 90 Viz aud Georgia Plain and
s.rpsI OsNABUKtiS and large variety of other articles Of
....t..rr r-a-uft t.tt-re BREEDEN 4 FOA,
--rft ~. broad Street
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vCYgOVED.

~ A. BARGAINS. -L, have removed 20 lhef es e''.1
u SO l- Main street. seven dor- above hrir od staut
s-- ttav have Increased the.- facilities for doing att t OF
a.s. .a- ra ugtf.rc every description ' water
r H.f-a'- Water Closets Baths, Boilers CooAar tnts
r.r1s hydraulic Elm1 a. Putting un Portable Uas "o'As
t-ls l. rlIi.ugs with gas r.pes AMI tHturrs. L., ,.
AL Ui tl work. E1-nE, Gcf hrtNlf nuidAks ~n uo
Tr-s take ts occasion 20 state That t9ey
A urt Ar Furnace l ls other country Nnen
usy s. rlt up 4l1 warrant to give sats'actsn- -,
AE. as0--at plain aud ialcy tn ware, and crates ana
Ili.r, lElvs hand Autl-N
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AT WHOLESALE.

W. are nos prepared to shov country Merchants much
w larger more attractive and cheaper stock OF spring
Clothing, than heretofore Having important advantages In
the purchase OF our goods extensive preparations anu an
experience OF more than twenty years IN the manuaetoe sud
sale Of C hng believe or desirable styles and bet
Ter worNmaup for The same lower prices uAn any ogs
house u The Trade Devotng The whole OF our attention 20 s
branch Of business alone aad determined 70 build up the trade OF
city oder great inducements those Of any house in
mhI8 KEEN. BALwIN WILLIAMS
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nO TIE PIRGIC.

TVVO THE - RLEC.-In consequence o. the uuprecetent-
cd slccvss "Our Model Shirt have made arrange
rents (which heretofore Impossible account Of me great
demand -g York; 90 Glr have large supply 90 hs popu
shirt Gaul g variety o stFr aun quality so ta
those sending or w nUs have theta t-d regularly and VAN
f-spacI hr for this shirt IN Richmond
would especially call the attention Of those who have not
Model r,tntuu and they viii become convlrc-
is , bk cheapest and lsst dHfl3t Sttgt ever offered
r We also prepared 20 make 20 order from scientific
short notice and 10 reduced ncvs We have on
hand aud desirable stock of GENrLEENs FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining 70 the business
and .hich viii be offered al greatly reduced prices
SrURTEVANT MAGWIRE,
Au2O No. 94 Main street, Richmond, Va
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WlI. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing Mandatory,
ESTABLISHED IN 1880.
TNT DTC HNToND " a


1T generally known that established Clothing
Mandatory iu this cty TEN YEARS AGO and have eonst ant
continued O. auI make large portion oi nv
Hchmout hundreds OF customers Will testify To-
increased from time 20 time nov better
prepared orders for in large small quantities
aud will guarantee o. furnish them Just as low As
they had Northern houses and equal IN style and ma
teritI
Being practical Business (no having eunbet In at
others h1ujv hat;er mysef that can
give good article Tor the price any house
Ndrth OF South.
Itt1s Who wish 90 build Up Southern ManuisctoI!es
paau- the old esfshhct houses FIRST and let THN reap te
reward trey Justly for past, present future 5etyces
MS Is r0 rumbas as can Prove by seveutynye % one
hundred hands employ, and many c them have been
for years
Patrouze the at home, especially when you
can al 81 ,sithout additional cost WM IRA SMITH,
f4s ia Main -.
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KICmnONp nApE CLOTHING,

/ n Q L Q Il = q 4 F. Q Nh Q =
FENE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In The Q0
Il city Of Richmond twenty years and has al this ~
time from 90 Too hands In his employment, and VIII 10 ~
tbe next month make large additions 20 that mum -
brr Having taken the his store especially lo manu-
acurug purposes determined make article m the
clothing line that shall In respect, Win c1sg
made n Northern ces and he the patronage OF his Old
public generally m view the that he Civ
Ing vmp1ymen In midst 20 large number Of mechanics ana
worthy females h for the necessares OF
life lie has the cutters materials not TO be surpass
ca by honse IN the country.
Maryland, Virginia. Carcinas Georgia Csssmeres and
rEce C al grades and Strictly southern Manutactur
ing House all shall satisfied personal inspection OF not
h- doing for past
D. b SPENCE. Cothier and Tailor
ulh2 Corn Main and 18th sts Richmond, Va.
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Simp son ~ Miller =.
Il9 Main Street.
NvOI- will f,i Clothing OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURF that
cannot be surpassed 1uy We will keep constantly
on hand ur- h S,rug months full stock OF
~ hing that krn' Clothing line Our goods have been got
tea up bv s1e, reference to the retail trade and our
motto B Excelsior ards FIT STYLE sni WORKMANSHIP
suits cor spanr n color different pieces and quail ties n o.
AN -s, Goats, Pants shirts made 70 order a. short
t,e Please give o.. cal llg mh2- SIMPSON MILLER
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EVERY LADY ES AMERICA,
WHO VALUES COMFORT HEALTH AND ELEGANCE
shOuid have one Of
TH0NS0N'S CORRUGATED SKIRTS
x,vCr.,NcE tIo.TRL AND

I1XC1IANGE HOTEL AND -
BALLARD HOUSE,
In presenng this card the public, many cordial
thanks to our patrons pr the kindness have received
~ their hands and hope that the New order OF
10 be initiated Sept 1859 will receive the
ht our previous abors accommodate guests have
met with. .
Me,srs JOHN T. and THOMAS +. BALLARD the Pro-
ror Of the Establishment each pledges himself 10 do
what the comfort convenience and requirements Of their guests
demand.
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise to Use renewed
render the establishment comfortable possible
With polite agents. and ready and attentive
shall eudeavor afford complete satisfaction to the travelling
public
r. previous card long since published TO counterac the
InAuence rumor sufficient proof that establish
nent has been closed and that since he publication
have been IN condition 10 eu,el tsss Hsn heretofore
An rpmos al 10 c5u,e intended closure desre iend6
to notice false aud strdHgSJ Intending TO visit Wfu
,,I.reprssentstons AuSi--u
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
GEORGE STARRETT,

r3.r..,.. sTlssr E.CIrd .S1 Va
rsrrs sale tss ls1sir- I of sri.s.gs ofhs own -
NI-..H..r..rr -
r.- u.-.. . sI s'r'-. ~
Sc. Tr.. srf Copper Ware,
.... ..f --r.. f-.r Stoves f.r wood, 70 varieties,
-..t Iron -trt. f.-VnHt u.
r.r4-f sheet Iron stoves Or coal, lu
~ r-f,-, a.s Ba-ari, 50 sizes,
p-t1I.. Eulftr-,
Portable Crate,
Diamond Radiator
F-Ht stoves,
g..--llrr Portable Furnace,
r.--- Boilers. Iar snod and roAl1
Portable ovens -. ,..,.
-1 constantly sale the most popular STOVES RAN
HEATERS u0s made aud repairing pieces io The same
aFars .l .tal e'' N''I-
,,,ur g,RuERS, ROOT.-r have made the above ss-
-..- f.. ttrre-s 1vu wear The Double Soie- sew
- .v long I.I They equally adapted Tor hultsuen,
D-5-7 sai T-ssters Also ssleru assortment % every
st.er k.li zorl, cheap 80 - -,,,r
" VI WALSH
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-No alyes-saea; % b. considered oy he month or ear
t-.- iHs parties .,t a M ,, .,, ~ q, ,rs,is.5 mum
A.4. uu be- continued until ordered srt aud pay nrnt
o,-.f accordingly ,,.,, A.,
al trrevr E'iySrsfo avoid any misCnterstan'ng
~ | IL. Annual Advertisers 70 Is proper to state e'- p
s extends to le.r immediate business Real
r lrI .u H,her Aisertsrmruts sent hy them 90 oe an
t....-.. e-lrEs ava nr vrrIa.i1n
gs sl-- aud General A-ent Atye ,ise1en not 70 be
y t- year. tat to Dee charged al e usual rates subject
.. .-rrf. t SHALL h- agreed upon
sis-s s1' yearly ttsertsrrs generally, engaging one
~ .,..r wien cine privilege of change shall not, on th~r
-,-,.. .1 aay week, lsert more than tr an,unt
!. i. ling rule under tht contract ans ai eAcet-
-t s--.1H, .1 1e csl---d at the usual rates.
'-.-t Inserted la che SemiWerkiy Whis At I5 cents
hi ID -., Tess t1r che fr Insertion, and 90 cents
pr t.- I-h continuance Cr f weekly, - cents
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

L
A NEW and full supply Of these splendid lnsru- .-.
n ments have been received. GytefySS,
Ia addition the beautiful BoiT de Noix, the Cir
cular Action, the Grand, have the Dou- ~
dor, a beautiful instrument Of an upright form.
The Chickering's received IS first prize mede all
nowned competitors and from first rank Institutions and fairs OF
Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world.
PTo the Chickering's have emansed the best and most
nt that have brought The Piano to It's present
fecon by great capital they have invested In manuae'
turing they sell fully y cent cheaps. han
any other factory None OF their instruments leave the
without having been fully inspected by the hest artists
As this factory hsg than agency In city, IN
Richmond these instruments only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly a.
tended TO. ,,,v
warerooms north side OF Broad street, eth and at Hab
ton Brothers, No. 100 Main street. u g., -.
mai2 NATHL CAhUel, eole Asene
CLAREr WINEs.-we have just received an invoice o.
barton uestiers Wines which are 70
be the best and purest Wines brought this eoaaiy 10
our assortment will be found St. Iuen Batey Chateau Sey'
chrve Chateau angoa Leove Chateau Laose Cha
teau Magaux Lahte Chateau de beSumoh1 Ah0 e
''N'"ss" AS'-' 5ELDEN MILLER,
nhaa Cor Pearl and Cary sts
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NOTICE.
AUR stock % Ready Made Clothing, No. 50 Main ST.
Mr. o. WHITLOCh, and We Will continue tc
establishment No. 100 Main St. where We VIII be
prsei1 and the public ia general having
made Arrangements manufacture clothing here, ana We
are prepared receive orders Of any Kind 90 be made up 10 The
b.,. 81, .l st short notice stock wl oIer AZ
reduced rlIc, Co make r.0-u flr Spring stock. Gail At
pE e. NORRIS Co, 100 Main 81.
= MORRIS T. ELLIa
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cop,uTyFRNlItP NOTICE.

HAyTt tay ,ltai win aa iu tts Cuminsson "rocerN
t-.t.i.- ~ -.---.I d III NlpF a Co j. ". NIPE.
No. 91 Main Street
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~ All SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed.
B. Let false decacy prevent you but apply Immediately,
either personally or by letter.
~ SKIN DISEASES speedily cured
TO STRANGERS.
The many thousands cured this institute within the last twelve
years and the and important Surgical operations per.
formed by j. Witnessed by the reporters the papers, and
many other persons notices Of which have appeared again and
again before public, besides his standing gentleman Of
character and responsibility sufficient guarantee p the afflicted
ie8-Iy
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INNC0URAGE HOME MANURACTURt
IL The undersigned manufactures nd Keeps constantly hand
the Richmond Iron and steel works large Anl nne s-sot
meni OF
Refined IRON consisting all Sizes Bar. Band
Hoop and scroll rOn
Tire lion. Ossls ADD Half Rounds.
Horse and Male Shoe Iron, Rounds and Squares.
Lightning Rods, round and square
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut lion.
Tobacco Mn Tiprred aud Plate Iron.
10 short, description of IRON that be ordered
Also, Railroad Frog -TEE Steel COach Buggy and suky TIRES
and quarry H4fROuni Steel JAS. HUNTER,
fel0-am- Richmond Va.
n All sizes Of PUNCHED WASHERS on hand or made
lUEEDING AND KILLING HoEs.-wehaye just
w received, of direct Importation,
ElEels Wedding Hoes all sizes, from 81 90
Hgeps billing Hoes all siz-s, from fl to-
Besides other superior makes OF both Wedding and Hng which
quantities suit purchasers and lowest prices.
". : q. DONNAN,
New Iron Front Block
Governor Street,
mi22 Importers Of Hardware.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERNs.
-p.-.- spsr snnun; seni-weesy, IS Weekly, IS A.
DAILY Vsrtlnces may be made at ths risk % the
Ets ,ssrl rhere evidence % taken on the cepos OF
Pl'5.-t tss psi once cout.,1ag money.
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A CRRTAiN nIsFAsE

When the misguided and mprueHt yotary OF pleasure Hnds he
has lmhibed seeds Of this painful disease Il happens
Ecd Of shame dread Of discovery dete him
from applying Who from education and respecaJy,
befirni him delaying till the constitutional symptoms
this Aord disease make tr Appearance such liberated
throat diseased nO nocturnal pains the head and limbs dim
ness o sight, deafness nodes the shin bones and arms botches
head face and eXtr-nRie progressing with nj u rapid
the palate Of The the bones the fal
and victim oi his awful disease becomes hord object
iumseron I'LL death pula period his dreadful sudengs, by
sending him 70
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CLARsGSOV a ANDERSON,
No. IOG Wain street. RiChHGOnd, virginia.
TMPORTEItS of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, e., have
n fl
fl,l jor. Pocket knives,
Ndu sets ku.yrs AMI Forks,
80 tuz- Ivory Table and Dessert Knives,
lHi " Plated d" Forks
Si1 Shoe and Butcher Knives
100 kOigcr., Wades and Butchers Razcrs,
50 " Razor strops,
N5l " Scissors aud shears.
100 Gross Ginlet pointed screws.
500 doE Bgtt. Table, and other Hinges,
80 setts Bed and Furniture Csstors
500 daE Rim, Pad, Chest and stock Locke,
$50 Er'-s Tea aud fable spoons,
s0o0 p Grans Horse Shoe Sails,
2JJ kegs hammered Horse shoes.
ga tons Iron Axlss.
50,00J Carriage and PloE Bolts SC, 40
rhey are al'o Agvnts f1r Fairbanks Scales.
TODD'sNEW EXTRA ASUGAR.CURRDH n ans
ahss Wo1BLE CLAIBORNE,
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No AERCUcY OK NlTskoGS DRUG USED
T,.IIs-

DIR. JOHNSTON,
Member OF the Cpr Surgeons London graduate
The Colleges % he United Saes and th
greater part whose ne has spent Ia the Hospitals Of Lon
don Pads Padrphla elsewhere has effected
astonishing that known. Many troubled W
ringing and head WheE asleep great nervousness
ng aausd sudden sounds and balne.s With derang
Of mind, were cured Immediately.
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should that sound mind and body the most
requisites 20 promote connuba happiness Indeed without thes
the journey through life becomes weary pilgrimage the prospe
hourly darken 70 the view the mind shadowed with
pair and ded melancholy reaeetno the happiness
another becomes bIghted with own.
OFFICE NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
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rurox a COMPANY, Boston.

Riorraphy ct Stif-Iaught-tIcn--uayersa ae-
i-E.li as one 90 te best books youth ever published -
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Rates in ee"fs per- 100 Bs bet,rcep NoshriHe and
Amarillo. oHd Nations on the East Tennessee &c
Gcmgio Rail Road.
First Glass, Sixty Cents n 100 ms.
Second Glass, Sixty Gents p 100 lbs.
Third Glass, Forty-scvcn Cents n 100 ms.
Fourth Glass, Thirty-fyc Cents b 100 TBS.
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Fonnt,n Hin Male & Female ACADEMY.

IL
TTNHE SIXTH SESSION OF THIS 1NsTITU-
i ton will commence on Monday August 9th,
1860.
We are happy to announce that from among
numerous applicants we have selected J. d.
CATE, A. b., q graduate of Messy Creek College.
We are confident the Institution will lose moth
ing by change of Principal, and we have no hest
fancy in saying no Academy South offers superior
facilities. Location--within few hundred yards
of Mouse Creek Depot, on the East Tenn. Ga.
Rail Road, aud in valley proverbial for the fer
tility Of its soil, and the health and morality Of
its inhabitants.
RIA TIES or TUITION, per Session IF Teen
ty-onc Weeks, hay in odrunce
Spelling, Reading and Writing $500
Geography, English Grammar, History. Compost
ton and Defamation, ...................... 500
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Bot.
any, Geology, Miucralogy, Algebra, GcpmuIry.
TrigonometIy and Surveying. with field pr"r.
tice) Latin Grammar and Rcnacr,......... Nv NO
Latin, French. Moral and Mental Philosophy
Logic and Rhetoric, l2,UO
Contingent fee invariably in advuncc,...... 100
Board can be obtained in private families con
vcnien to the Academy at from s. 80 to Sl,1j per
week, (washing and lights eXtra.)
No deduction for lost time except in cases of
proractcd sickness. Strict attention given to the
moral as well as the mental culture of pupils
TRUSTEES.
John F. Sherman, Grccnbcrry Cate,
Elijah Cate David Neil
John +. Lane, Russell Lane,
DIR. II. S. Lane, i. Lane,
John Lane, T. S. Rice,
W. A. Stephens, ii. l.. Shuts. Tres.
Fount'n Hill, McMinn co., Tenn, July 7-5m- 81 s
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

IL NOWN AS THE "pATTON FARM" LY-
IN ing on the lliwasscc river, Mt the mouth of
Ococc, ten miles above Charleston, in Polk county,
Tenn, containing, by estimation, 642 acres-275
acres cleared and more good Land to clcar-about
$50 acres of Bottom LANDAU in high state of
cultiyation-with fine, large Brick Dwelling,
large barn and all necessary out-buildings. Said
Farm is well timbercd and watcrcd-water in all
the fields, two good Springs, good Well and Cis-
tern. Terms made easy.
Further information may be had from Judge
Gaut and Thos. II. Galloway, Cleveland, Tenn. Il.
C.Jackson aud Dir. JIM. Alexander, Athens. Tenn i;
Robert Russell, Madsonvillc, Tenn. or from the
subscriber. j. ii. ALEXANDER.
July 10, 1Sj9-tf-5G4
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DIR. MANLY,
of New SbrIcDuS.

TORMERLY PHYSICIAN TO THE NEW
II Orleans Marine Hospital Ivucntor of the
Celebrated Lung Tester. Author of large popu-
lar work on Consumption, Cancer, Diseases of
Females and all diseases Of the Lungs, Throat,
Blood, Liver, Stomach, Nerves, Skin, Eyes, Ears,
&C., &c. May be consulted Free IF Charge by
those who are suffering chronic or long standing
diseases of every kind, at Athens Bridges Hotel,
on the 9th of every month. Dr. NJ. will not in
terfere with the practice of resident Physicians,
and asks none to call except those who cannot
obtain help elsewhere.
March 30, lS60-1y-G01
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A Valuable Farm for Sal

TENllE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING DETERy
Il mined to move. offers for sale. on Island
Creek. five miles Of Madisonvillc, Monroe coun-
ty, Tennessee, his Farm, containing four hun
bred and ten acres, something like one half of it
cleared and in cultivation. Good Brick dwelling
House, Kitchen, and Negro Cabins, Stables, Barns,
and on it six good springs as there is in the
county, two of them in II short distance of the
house. large and good meadow on it, and some
forty acres of grass land, sixty acres in clover,
ten acres OF fine blue grass. The farm is under
first rate repair. Terms made favorable.
July ~. 1860 -tf--GlS1 JAS CHLORINE
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,


A Bencroiem Institution esmbiished by spccioi
Emdo@meat far The Roijef ofthe .Sjck ond Dis
Eessed, afflicted whh Tirmicm and Epidemic
Diseases ami espaeialiyJ for the Cure Of Diseases
ofhe SerHm Or9aHs.
MEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS, BY
lNl the Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by
letter, with description Of their condition, (ugc
occupation, habits of life, &c.,) and IN cases of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorrhGa,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs. and ON
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen-
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes
free of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHToN, &c.
ting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. SUlil
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of theDirectors.
EZRA ID. HEARTwELL, President.
Gro. FAIRCnILD, Secretary.
Feb, 3, lS60-ly-j93