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J. No putn tiil Dv received -hurscr period than
ssur rupils entering afssr the caza1n-uc- laent OF
ion will he charged ouiy FOR Ssfrr of
session. No Deduction viii b. uud- IN O. with
drawa befJre The close of the SESSION, for absence
unless occasioi a hy siclHes-.
o. Nita the view 70 prsvcrt ry travz-luce and pIo-
ha q f economy. tie following form ha- been
-elestaa N intrF uuforn 70 consist % ccolored
blck silk apron and gborn bat t-lued sftGsv
colorcd ribbon iur ~ummrr and scarlet fur VT ter
sumner uniform consist Of ires- 1T bira giuFham
ma lin caheo, (sad colors) to De- "a adr with lon-
hife cotF: black siiS apron Each p1pii 10 be pro
vdcd with fr,ses for the winter four dzssses
Of tho summer Tn form.
8 Isaardcrs H,u,t bc provided with sz charges of
c,9 hing suitable for ihe sesol with ala necessary
tic for the toilet, ara ,.if siS table uapkin-.
q. The parents or sunFdiuus u cuug ladies esn.r
from d. taErr. are resflrsIld 90 aUt in
or near N'luphl-, tu whom application lGHy De aaa
when a-eessGrs IN favor Of he rup tiC IN ttuL1H
+ The iasti uti1n viii iucur tLe e. peuse Of fer
Hishii the p pi with pocet money articles Of cloth
ing b0r shall tie pupils De aluvved 10 ksep EOuey 70
spend "a. their di-crein- such moneys must be oc-
pasitel y,ith tle prrirr &c the lIs-iri ic.
g. 10 preHcnt loss OF time and Interruption Of the cE-
erciscs Of the School vi-i vii 5e received tny on
SATURDAYS fgom gto cleck g., and from 20 8 P NJ
tgtiou, wiz De n cet ed on C-y .ZCCQt Sunday.
T. 'rm IustirJii0u Is CHthoc-hut it- object u "a
afford rcati0u. advan -, irresp cively o. rrMgi-
ous crcCds iulupnc, beyond that object viii be
ercscd- Discipline aud order uuIy viii require attend
anre divine service Suncay-.
lurpnts and friends visiting the pupils in exhibition
week, az Other times, viii 1d -omnodnfion u tho
city neighhorhond The Institute l. prepared
furnish euierIaiuH NJ.
o Letters 10 be addressed "a The
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
s.. q gaes Feusle Acadsuy
ans-3n Memphis Teun
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In Chancery, at memphis,
I'm Claanccry, at Memphis,

GTATE OF TENNESSEE. Proceedings had in the
- Gle KS office. chancery ride of the law and
chancery court of the city Of Memphis Monday, Sep
tember the 10th 1851.
William Walker rand james Boyd, Colnpainauts,
vs..
w. Cox, admit etc. and John C. Lanisr c. aud NJ,
Defendants.
defendant W. Cox nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee,
IL Is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein
before or within the rEt three days Of tho of
said court TO bG held The second Monday $avan-
Der next Col. and Pi.sd demur to complain
ants b, tho viii DO tax confessed 10
him. aHd sat for hearing cxperte ard that copy Of tha
order be pHhished a week for four successive
weeks in the Mcmphis Appeal.
a cOpy-Bttest: JOHN @. LANIER,
Clerk and Muster,
b. A. Massey, soleitor for eompaluauts' 49,.
Oc2-lgwiW
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TIE ToRAcco SUPPLY IN FRANCE.-John

uE lObALCu CbFFLl IN AhNNE Es-Joilu
Mitchell, in his last letter, dated August 10Th
from Paris, 10 the Charleston Mercury, says:
We are not going to do without our tobacco,
Mr.. Seward may count upon that with conf
dence. Not TO speak Of the great and royal cot
ton at all, we must positively have the Lynch
burg and Richmond article. There is not
workman in France who does not smoke his pipe
Immediately after his cqfe an TAFT. Most of the
tobacco has been shipped from Norfolk or from
Baltimore. 1t IS all imported for account Of the
government. The Emperor receives It al in
public stores; what be does to it in process of
manufacture IS more than l can explain, but at
any rate he turns it out for sale and consumption
a yerv mean and inferior article. One pound Of
Iirst class LynchbuTg Is worth a ton Of capOfal
Nevertheless, poor it is, we must put it in our
nine and smoke Il, for there is none other, aud
we can by no means do without II. The French
Government, indeed usually keeps in store pro
vision for two ur three years ahead so that men
are IN no immediate danger Of having the supply
cut OF
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SHOT FROM AMBUsH.--A few days since,
while party of cavalry connected with Gen.
BucllnuTs command were proceeding short
distance in advance Of the main column, at a
point near Russelyiie, they were fred upon by
the Federals in ambush A young man named
Barton, from Perry county, Tenn, wGs instantly
killed, and another named Montague, from
Wayne county, seriously wounded. Their COM
panions promptly returned the fire, killing one
and wounding several of the Federals. They
also took several prisoners.--NQsEriHc Gazette.
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STILL HANGING ON.-The English brig was
sill at Morchead City Saturday morning, and the
blockading vessel had returned to this place, but
it is generally understood that the brig is 10 be
permlfted 20 leave whenever it is ready. The plea
upon which, as we understand, the British consul
claims It's right to depart, and which has been
conceded by tho blockade, is, that the blockade
was not on when it came in.-RecbeTB (N. c.
Progress, Both Rh,
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How THE YANKEES SHOW THER LOVE FOR
CUFFr.-The Norfolk Dag BoOk Of Saturday,

says:
We learn from Old Point, that many Of the
negroes who have been captured by the forces
there, expressed themselves very anxious to get
bselr TO their masters II is said. and conforms
verv much TO the general opinion in the South,
that the Yankees make the seyerest and most
cruel masters to slaves of any people on the face
of the globe The poor deluded WTetches that
they induced into then power at the Point, are
worked in gangs, under a strict guard, and
eer,ea worse than the Indians serve their cap
tiyes After working hard on the Notifications
all the dav long, with chance to stop and rest,
v,ith a guard standing over them ready to apply
,,,.Tte-s and there closely confined. Their fare
Consists principally Of the camp refuse such stuff
a. ao 1ybife souiherner would pretend to offer his
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ST. AGNES
FEMALE lClBhMi,
Memphis. Tenn.

fTlHIS ms fTTUTI0N. Incorporated hv- ~ Of th.
Il LegislatuTe is delightfully."- stusi-d in q healthy
aud reiired part Of the citv 0f Memphis commanding
the advantages ~ both tcvH anl country The hut-
ings are ample and commodlous and sesined as 10
secure everything deSi aba in @ school -difre Thev
and in the g. uter Of extensive ant highly improved
gruunds, shaded BY forest trees. and IN par fa-feiv
laid ont and ser with PLAINS and shrubherN The
convenience Of access 10 Memphis an paris Of the
West and South and the acknowledge hcalihfrlness
Of the city, rcconnend it point highly favorable
for be locati1n ef Lfcsary Institutions.
The Academy s under tire charge uf competent uuf
experienced teachers. hs SYSTEM of education l. the
same that parsued ID similar institutions in Ken
tucky- II Is evety way celebrated 70 all the
aims Ct edaciiiollors aud ilielecsuai culture
hucment 81 manners and physca Improvement. No
efforts viii be spared 10 render hs Institution worthy Of
extended Patronage.
The discipline Of The School wili be frm and uniform
but mild and parental while the st-ictrst attention will
be paid 70 heatn comfort and wants q. taa 1uriis
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DISS0LLTIOl OE COPARIIERSHIP.
NEVPHly IND OHIO RlILROiD co.

OFFICE CItT ENGINEER sNDtfF0 L S JPFEINTf.SoENr
ldanpi3s. Tom, sept. -, le6i. ;
NOTICE s hereby riy@n ,hat no person l. shorized
~ purchase supplies, any article Tor the opera
ting Of ths sost order any work done, eNccpi
the written of the Understand AID agreement
or made by any snh0riuate officer or ePloye
Will be bindng this C0mpagy, unless with the written
approval ot he undersigned.
THOMNS DODAMEAD,
l.nn.r.I mimi
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DOCTOR WARNER.
RESIDENT
Surgeon Chiropodist +!


DB. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor 10 inform the ladies and gentlemen of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis. lie consid-
ers itasnnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lisb the hundreds Of
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n L w
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT !

NTEssRS MATTHEWS 6 HUNT. ,ate Of The
VI schooi Of ihe grea' and cell b. ted Chemical py-
and Seourrrs, Cook Hstthr1v ~ 81 louis have
been incpcrd open esfabiEhnl- Tor ca-rir ot
tIoH Of gentlemen Coats Nest- aud psnts are uv.S
eleHns AMI restored % tier original Perfection They
certain do remove every SPOT Of grease. psnf vaz
and tar gether With al othsr heri hcs and ipuri
tea 10 which such garments nabe. and s-rant ft
spots not 70 reaPpesr. Cal AID examine their -ar-
Piles oi Coat dressing. If hoy fail 70 ptesss you 10
charge viii oa made Their olhce Il On Jocrson stIeet
between M8in street and Front Row.
mr2IlY MATHEWS & HUNT.
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NJ URDER In Ia lahetrhic county. Mississippi, Sep
vi tember 18th id6L }. Il lIodneff, on yesterday.
the 18th instant called on G.. II Co1E while al his work
and after passing yyoIi shot hila and instantly fed
The said Iiodnet is Of medium hight, viii weigh
about 100 pou d. light eompleetcd and rger0uu3 face.
The only he took with n dove colo ell sati
net tolerablv The and rSign d. widow cf The de-
ceased w.ll give S200 reward fer the apprehension 4
livery Of Tie above de-erb-d Hodn the iail Of
Tallahstehie county Mississippi. MARY COOK.
s-942w
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EETrRyrva.-A Philadelphia lettaT says A
f,-T dsrs since, the chip Zened left Pine street
wharf with two hundred aud htty steeIage pas
80, IN o,dondarrv. There were bat two cabin
,,assengers. Tho majority of the passengers on
kosri y.gg- irish snigrants, who were returning
10 fheir cid homes.
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NEW SOUTHERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
FTuIE undersigned have in press and about thC
l. hrst day of september next wall publish,
NEW S0IrTIIERN ESaIISH GpA afAIAR


~ REy ALLES 81 SCOTT, y. n,
Late President Of South Gibson College in this state.
Dc Scott is Tennessean by brth and education. and
he has been practical teaeher various parts Of the
South End Ne-t for thirty years. lie has made Eng
hsh Grammar a speciality. and, perhaps, has taugh-
that science 90 more psrsOus than any other in the
Southern Confrdsracy.
The Forthcoming work has been examined in MSS by
TnaHy critics, and in every instance pronounced 10 e
cmiuenty aiptet TO the purposes Of school instrne
tom
The rDles brief and comprehensive, the illustra-
t0ns numerous and the notes nst such the
dent mHy need The examples in parsing are mostly
new AMI the book win show almost every pegs thar
it Is
SOUTHERN WORK by A SOUTHERN AUTHOR.
We appeal to teachers and all Others interested in the
cause of Southern Education 10 sustain rs in this at
tempt 70 furnish SbhoOl Books for people, Let us
have School Books teachers from the North
Let our divorce from those fanatics who have grown
rich upon our industry and who seeking ~
subiugste as be extended literature in all its de
pa tmeEis.
s-gS-The price of the Grammar viii be IS cents
~ Libessl arrangements made to supply schools,
etc etc booksellers furnished a liberal discount.
E5 We have also in preparation, from the same au-
thor, speller.
se2g 2yv HUTTON & FRELIGH
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E7GtfertI,g Testimonials

Whieh he has received from gentlemen of the
highest respectability, in this city and else
where They are in his possession and open
for the inspection of all, but the reference be-
low sse OF a nature that viii abundantly satisfy
all who peruse them.
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HIST RECETV.EU.

A GOOD stmsut Of Cotton Stripes Checks.
"A Jeans, KeTse- Liuseys, Domestics Hoop Skirts,
Boots and Shoes, and for sale cheap ~
LAUTERBACH & BRO 3.
sel9 d4w% No "a Front Row.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PRTVATE SCHOoT
ON MONDAY MORNING. sept Ioher oh, 9gfs
~ FASNIE T. MCGEIEE will open ~
pEFEK- aEE,E El,EFORI

for young ladies' as era Ch rch Her1.ando st5eot
The e0ursa If issuuctioE vid be al! the and
higher oesh bFaHeles the Modern Languages. ard
Vocal and Glstrur'eutal 81 usir-
Conpeient Teachers n Dc eaployed to assst IN the
various departments.
For terlus apply either at the school 81 the rerl-
deHce OF tine Principa, corner Of avery and Elliott
streets.
Refer 20 the Rev. Ed. Mcclure. TeKov Pope, lais
Superintendent City schools DR. Fray Ms,srs :.
T Johnston Il. Z. FarnsATorth p-. A. SsundrrsJ.
Rief-le. and ottrrs I'm
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NoTTCE.s


REMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.1
VhESDENST's OFFICE.
1IEsPHIs Icun, Sept. Il, 1851
IN CONFORMITY with the charter, the annual meet
ing of the St1ckLohlers ia tho Memphis and Ohie
I ilf0ad u pany the purpose of eleeting thries5
directors 10 serve during the ensuing year VIII be held
% the office of the company in the Navy Yard, at I
~ = ucA A. Fr, ON MONDAY, Jctaber 2, lsbi-
Stockholders wishing 70 gtt nj the convention VIII
l- carried 10 Memphis Of charge retuTn tickets
will he good Tuesday and "Wednesday fo,iowins the
election.
,rnI7ti J. p WOOD President
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FORT Pillow, September ~, 1861.
LII soldiers absent leave from this pozt belong
n ing the i9th Regiment Of Arkansas volunteer.
hereby notified to report ar headquarters immed
atey. By order Of
J. G. TAPPAN, Col Commanding.
@. WrRB Adinfant PosL SEQ
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MEMPHIS STEAM BAKERY.
e. 6. DAVIDSON q GO.
EAST TENNESSEE HAYl
J. GRAHAM
MERCHANT TAILOR!

TIA removed froIi euow's B, Hiding and can new
j be found At his aid on Madison street nest
20 CaTk iowe ~ sto.e. lie is pre- pared d. an
work in his li'e at the shortest notice. s-le I'm
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We learn, from a highly respectable source,
that the steamer Huntsville, which pretended to
establish blockade at Sabine Pass, has not been
seen in tnat region for the last three weeks The
port remains open, and if vessels do not pass in
and out, it IS not because there is anything to
prevent them from SO doing. The report Of the
late capture Of vessel aud passengers, between
Sabine and Berwick. IS without foundation.
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G2OO REWARD.

MOTHER SUPERIOR.
s.. q gaes Femsle Acads my.
N Memphis. Tenn.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16

d. is MlGHTY! The only
sD'SUU Regular physician, Graduate OF ,he
universi'v. OF Pennsylvania in 1888, residing in
TWENTY SEVEN YEARS
Engaged In the treatment ar cure Of all kinds oil
Secret and Delicate Disorders,
OF both sexes.
Special Ailments and Situations
incident to "f-
single and Married Ladies;
Self abuse and Solitary fIabts,
Constitutional and Sexual Weaknesses.'
OF Xouths and the more advanced of both Sexes
Before and after Marriage,
t rs
-a DIR. N. B. LETDY, ~
No. 24s, North Sixth Street, between Race & Vine
Directly opposite Franklin Square.
s FIVE HUNDRED DtLLARS
Will be forfeited by Dr. Leidy, il not curing any
ease, however bad--long standing--abnndoned by
others thought ,ncurable and hopeless; more
81 Permanently nnd Eff ctualy, P
la less time, with less restraint,
And moderate charges, N"
Than any other. ss s"t
DR.. N b. LElDYn
g-7se.s-e No 243, N SIXTH ST, .aa naa5.
,s.s s., BETWEEN RACE and VINE,
Proudly refers to PROBE ssofs and resp. ctahe ply.
cicians :-many of whom consult him in critical
eases, because of his acknowledged skill andrep
,ation attained through SO long experience. prac
sice and observation; and 10 seeneraliy rrcsmmen-
ded bycitizens, publishers, merchants hotel keep
ers, &c, pariicul ularlt TO
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS, %
To s:ape the imposition of Foreign and Native
Quacks, more numerous tn Philadelphia than 9th
er large cities. - ssssafs .r.,sr.4g ;s.raz q s
| One hall Of DR.. LeidY's patients are thoss
wrongly treated and yict.mized by them. How
ever or whatever the disease or staation, patients
may confidently rely. tirs, applying to Dr. Leidy
upon being successfully cured. and at less expense
in shertes time, and with more safe and pleas
ant means or remedies than any otaers
| RT1he strictest HONOR and SECRECY mai
bs relied upon either by communication or inter
view 90 DR.. Leidy's charges are more msderat,
and accommodating Tor professional servics ans
positively curing than others.
| May liz, l660-Iy -a..s.
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE
FOR 1890.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS.
Il. GREAT ......
- T O R II |!

- IT q F II [!
ara. Main street. Wheeling, VIA.
c,ToNE 4 THOMAS announce to their irionds
- and the public that they are In receipt oi
thar stock OF Fall aud Winter Goods. embracing
Dry Goods In ell their varieties, CSrpeting. Oil
Cloih and Carpet chain. Mil liinery Goods OF every
variety Notions, and Varieties generally, ca,n-
nrisinR the largest, and In some re'pec,s, the
most desirable se ever brought 10 the city Oul
customers may rest assured that they will reap
all the advantages thSt leir dealing. long expe
rienee close attention TO business, careful buying
and buying with Cash, ean give them. We bay
u oct OF our goods with cash. diree ly from the
manu lacturers and Impotters and IRON close essh
Ancaon houses, thereby saving large per cent.
age. We have ample facilities tor dung large
Jobbing Trade, and invite the aiientton Of Mer.
chants to our siocE hsfore bIying, and Tailors to
our stock of Cloths, Caesmeres and Vestings.
Without particpiarizing. We will say We keep
the largest stock in the city OF the following as
we'll all goods.
Dress silks OF every style and price.
Millinery goods, silks yflvets ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, OF every shade.
r French Prints and Goods,
Goods for Friend g wear and travelling.
Shawis OF every grade and price.
Flaids & Prints, and woreed iabrics Tor dresses.
Ciosks and Cioaking, Prints, Ticts, Muslns,
Flnnnels, Blankets, and goods for Men and Boy's
wear generally.
No good House shall sell cheaper
| Our stock Of FURS will be found to be very de-
sirable. We ask attention to our sto9k OF Car.
petinp etc which is very full and at low prices.
Ali goods sold at a small advance on purchase.
PersoDs making purchases in tie city will find il
TO their interest greatly to give US call before
buying.
| Remember the sign Of the Golden Bee. Hive, "
near the Suspension Bridge.
| Noy.7 ls60-tf A .... .... ~ ... ..
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CINrke's Liuer Pills

The bestPurgativ and Purifier before th q Peolde
Accepted aud Recommended by Eminent
Physicians @
DR. Clarke. the inventor OF these celebrated Mill.
10 Justly distinguished for his eminent abilities and
scientific research For 80 years in his tensiye
practice he experimented in bringing the great de-
sideraium OF remedial agent to act as a direct
pariferuppn the human system. In this he has
been eminently successful. as the numerous cert,.
ticates from celebrated physicians show They
are extremely mild In their operation at the same
time powerful and elective igremoving disease -
They never give pain as do most pufgatives, bu,
ailay II In all cases. In acute cases they are more
speedy IN their relief ihan any Pill now offered.
The proprietor ia pleased to announce that he
has perfected his arrA1gementa fer supplying the
trade TO the full est demand ssy IA ! - a,
+ \ Jsa gs8T Nh WALKER. Proprietor, 4
Fl .Nez.sses ..@s gs Pittsburgh, Pa, flEs ~
Z To whom all orders mustbe addressed n1rFor
sale In Cadizby Mcbenn " sharp and John Beail,
and dealers In medicine throughout the coun w. =
March %, l6b0-ly g-sk .g.Ase s&i N ~ 'slK#
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csEPH MEANS. JAMES MEANS GEO. B. MEANs
MEANS & BROTH ERS,
o n Il UB EN- VIE lie, OHIO
IRON FOUNDERS
% ohinp and Mil Castings. Gesrng Maehinerye he Pp d
lies, Wronght snd Cast Iron Shutting, with heavy
forging. &C., &c
Our facilities enable us to do work OF this KIND
unequalied in this part OF the State. Orders ad.
" 90 extracts from letters addressed to US du
siug the last year rev" :" our Engines.
GE} LAGRANGE, Jefferson co, o.,
s August !, 1856.
MANS & Brothers; ''Your Engine has now bee,
in opera itua. loas enouei, to satisfy me- have
ground 100 Bushels Of Wheat with 10 bushels
coal and think il we had good dry wheat il coulc
be done with less coal. have no hesitation in re
''sT A. M. BUCHANAN
DELAWARE CRY, X t..
vass as @ September TO- 1885, |
s MrssRs. MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
sas i've you wssnssd i, to do We wish You could
AiaA' more 's''' M inns o6BsRF 'SiasG; & SOLOMON
e. ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP. jeff. co !
ssa September Is, 1856
MEssRs. Means e. Brothers: "My Engine does
6rst-rate. lsm satisfied and will npon all occaons
recommend shepurchase of Engines Of your make
- EiooxsTowN, Beaver CO. Pa.
90 sa s October IL, 1856
Mkssns. MEANS e. BRoTHERs: lowing to defec
live foundation my Engine, bought OF you, last sea
on, did not do so WE'LL Now It does well and WI
can grind ss much wheat with as little fuel as an,
one know OF. ! wish oil wanting Steam Engiaes
could get one as good as mine.
OTHANlEL WOODROW
MclHTyRE CREEK, left. co. %
October IL, 1856
Mrssps MEANs & BROTHERS: 1--WE have our worn
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever cav. Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours. RALSTON a. Brown,
scoTT PosT OFsicE. Adams co.. o.,
E March. LIST, So
MEssHs MEANS e. Brothers; II nave now finish.
ed the starting of your second Engine. The mill
men are satisfied. If you have ever built any tina,
beats either of them, 1 should like to know where
they are. Come and see these.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill wrigh.
SteuhenyitIe, Jan %, 1851
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FRkDKRicE SuMELLE.s
comPoUND

OOMEOlNp
SYRUP OF DOCK I
his pTspsfauon 10 now presented 10 Iks P"blie
iu the iuIl belief fha,ii Will meet a went Tong felt
sS.s ;cs1s h@sn sT issss ss SS2Sss S
sral subsfsnees. will be fnunt not only striking
y sfReaciOus but Tres ffcm all hilarious 'enden'
ASS general purifier Of tho hleoe. !, win b.
found unrivsled BY ANT Of the mnch vaun tod and
almos, ever falling auack nos uums OF the day IL
viii Be seen that We DO urt claim 20 peTl0rm mir
seles hy this remedy. though man Of the cures IL
hes effected may. b. soms. be considered miraeu-
l0us, bnt We DO claim that
For Coughs. colds. Bronchial Affections.
General Debility. and 90 General afifer,
H-t 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
READ READ TESTIMONIALS
Personally appsarsd before me, an Aldsrrnan Il
the eisy Of Philadelphia. J II Hardy, who being
sworn, deposes and says that In June last he sut-
fsred from q severe eorgh. csused 10y heavy
sold for month or more, and having procured
one bottle OF Frederick Jpmelles 3 Compound Syr-
sworn 70 and suhscrissd before . .. his firs, cay
Of Msseh' lsss y, tiibbsrd, Alderman.
J. n HsEDs, 73f tfberi street.
Mr.. FkzpEnIcr JumEL1E--Dear Sir,
This Is 10 inform ypu that two bottles oi youl
bad cough, when two Of our best doctors CO >.
plesely failed IN release him Of the cough. ANY
person who doubt this statement you can reis
ROBERT MARSHALL,
N. w. Corner of 18th and South Sis.
Prepared snd sold BY the proprietor,
Frederick Jumelle,
No, i525 Market Street, between 18th and l6tl
' Streets, North Side, PhiIsdeiphis. ''''
Price so Cents Per Bottle.
For Sale by N. A. HANNA, Cadiz, Ohio.
MAY is, le60-ly.