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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-26

rHE RESOURCES AND FnaScEs OF TIE coSTEDxRA
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TEACHER WANTEI

soUTHERN LADY, to teach she crmuou and higher Eng.
IN ish branches in Institution the highest m 5e In
north Mississippi but aeeompShed and Teach
es need apply LIBERAL salary given. Address with rs-
enees KDU0ArOR,
septl-n care Union and American ofhce
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II Il quits different from alcoholic prsparsoas Il e nsa "a
iect 70 reactions IN any shape L continues exert f ~
gradually aad scienty, e long q the least necessity skoE
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$50 CASE SEEElss .r-s-.
NAE hayes mail lot Of Cast Steel for sAls chap To- enh
w ssptl2-dlm RLLIs (. MOORE
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a-- NAsHULLE, Sept. II, 1891.
FFNHE Bank Of West Tsnnsses at Memphis has dspoa
Funds at The PlanterI Bank Of Tennesses, at Nashv
for The redemption Of its notssi - - =
septI2-3mS B. NAY, CashjeE
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Thus far capita and labor have bsen applied to developing
soil the great Of the State cea and iron Amos
untouched The inyarble rule that the mechanic arts hours
best where food and fuel cheapest will follow at an earl
day in illinois, and in the Of the next years nau
raj laws ana nestieG OF the warrant se bsef that
least i've hundred thousand people Will engaged in tbs Stat
o. uinos in the various nalufseturinR employnents.
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Bold In Nashville BY e. " Hsn5eTshott Berry pemoYIs
wing Pendleton, and Ell responsible druggists oc2o
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Garden State of the West.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
HAVE FOR SALE F
100000 Acres
RICH FARMING LANDS,
rRAcrg o. rorrr Aonrs Anp urWARug
LoNG OHEDIr AND AT Low Prices.

ear A l ON gleI 3f[
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Wheat, Wheat, Wheat
VxTANTEB Immediately 10000 Bushels HYhens,
y for Shich the highest market price viii paid. :
CONRAD, CHANDLER 4 CO.,
sep3d2a College street,
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JU5TICE OF THE SOUTH.
a NEW BOOK
EDITED by
PROFES> OR j. H IN CIR AHAM,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
Handsomely bound in one wi Il mo 53e pages.
Prge 81 rs. '7.fF
Literary notices from he Press throughout tA>
:.

Literary notices from he Pres. throughout tAs
Comnt,y.
THE sunny SoUTH.-' 7 his book is composed
I series ri letters, Wi tn in an interesting,
stfie OF "a narrative. embodying the most roman.
nc features OF al life on different kinds Of
plantations. We can bear testimony from our
own personal 90 Iyati..n Of similar scenes ia
he South. 10 their truthfulnesI "a here depicted.
hey arr PORTRAYED III vivid, interesting style.
and We would ike to see the book III the hands
OF thou andS of deceived people, who have no
personal knowledge either of Southerners or
S ,uthcrn lie. except what they have gained
from PATTI az journals, or those no intentional
" have written to deceve.-DaHy Repu6liean
Bnfaio ". y t ~
IHE sunny SoUTH -" This volume is in the
form OF letters. They give, so far as we can
Judge, faithful picture. OF Southern life, and are
penned without pr JUDGE. They present scenes
quite different from an 'Uucle TINS Cabin
th' pictures p'rseasd here are quite graphic,
aud we think h. portraits painted are in nearly
ua 'ural color" - Bo,ton Duly Bee.
THE sunny SoUTH We have rarely peeped
within the covers of n more .sppe'iz ng valume
Although not Intended as an Asw er to the foul
untrurh- III the Uncle Tom rlslI of the last ten
ears, it nevertheless does unm-rcifu ly hurl back
to their source all lies of UGH ,ire, and we
are glad - believe tiar the book will be read in
thousands OF northern homes The south should
also take to it bepigpsnfiy for independent Off
trut'iuiness and Integrity 1t is one of the liyet.
st an most entertaining books Of the year -
Timer, Greens5oro ". q H"t
1Hs sunny >oCTH - The enterprizng pub.
i.her, &. 6. Eva :, Philadelphia, OF Gift Book
notorefv, l. weekly snng new works OF inter
est, aud Spreading them OYER the cu,intrs and
ms sy'tem OF irhlsactlng bushes may be looked
upon 40 an II stitnt on, for d flu sing knowledge
IN q'i"iled hy anv IN the country. We com.
meIfh this 100 k to al. - aiiy News ., .
IHE SUNtY S0UTH.--" This Is a captivating
voimr. strongly Illustrative ol southern life
The heart Of the hore-s il With her theme,
AID she carries tie interest of the reader a.ons
With her. ~ she, in her amusing off hand style.
del m e. the peculiari'ies OF a Southern homs."
-Press .H - .'" =
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A B nav"ien'- Ii III In es'ahin nd nv speciai
T., do .ner,, r thr Re OF tn ck and
Distressed fl cft Il vi Il V,rul n and Epsnic
Diseases ava especi yi' r the Cure oi D,>e u
SIS ut the - xual OToaIS
NTESIr.L AhVI' f iv~n gratis by the Ac-
lNI l. Sur. con. IT,, VINO api " oy letter
u h d -eip OF OF - cir -"n' III ~. age. oct u
.s',, h.hi'- OF lit, & 4 d il cas's of ex-
,r.u.e I,o,e II, MsdcuI,s tu' nisbed free OIL
charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea
az d u u -.-..s.. IT The s xuai Organs and o.
The NEA RE AEDiE erpio,e ed i'll tie DIspPt
saw, sent To- The. fl cr'd in sealed litter envel.
ops free If charge. Two or three stamps FOL
post ge will be acceptable.
Aidr s. Dr.. ~KILLIN HOCGHTON. Act
i Surgeon, How al Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Srree., P adiphi,, Pm Bv der Of tine
Directors EZRA D. HEARTH ELL, Pres't
CSC FAIRHHIT.D, s ,cretary.
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EAGLE,
DRUG STORE.
South side ct the Ri;Der, Aa"itow c, Vis.
HENRY BEEkNER

respectfully iuiprns the pubic OF Man't"
voc town aud cou ty, and surrounding
country, that he has rerently purchased
the Drug AMI Medicine store formerly kept
hv LfUBHEt & hUDiG X. on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth 81 eets. ton'h side of
Il G river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishng the same. He has large
and extensive assortment OF PURE
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DR.. Il aIl's Balsam,

HALLS LUNG BALSAM, in all cases, gives
the bes OF sa iSfacion ''.t
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought moro
cure- since its iutrduction than any other
ecu h med cine.
HALLS COUGH BaLSAM is introduced BY
our leading physicians az the afest aud bes
remedy now beftre the public. -
HALLS LUNG BALSAM is safe to use among
children, aud yet powerful III cases OF chronic
pulmonary disease.
HALLS LUNG BsLSAN brings in certificates
anOct daily OF its wonderful cures n all parts
of the country.
HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS is sold
in every town in the county.
TIE MORE STRIKING PROOF Of the in-
irinsc Ucrth and excellence of DIR. Hairs
Ba sam for the LUNGS is SHOWN III the "a.
idty with " h CHI il becomes a general favorite
with the people Tne,e is nothing of similar
uafHrr but what is soon cast il tn the shade
when the RalSam has been thoroughly tested
Toe gents Tor lis sale, the country over in or
lie ring new supplies, nre very enthusiastic in its
tnvor, saying, II is just the thing; 1t acts Ike
= 'harm; fleets are truly magical" The
fl cled can "b aru tho medicine of ..-
JOIN D. PARK, p. oprietor
Cncago, Illinois.
For sale nv ...-
T 81. ROBINSON. Nanitowoc,
II ly JOHN O>WAT.D. Two Rivers.
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Rev Sod CE4:;--rcr

l'art"e,t I q. !.H.se = .Fal.sh.r,,
D. i - ts;.a / ~ ~. = r.,I. ami T,,-t.,- |
oi re issr "a, W. ;...w - .s f..i.ues:
StcTigs J. Tat n = r r,,.,, = nurttr..f = . /
siHa1s r. W. itraoc -i,an crie-f II = CHI
r. gineef, and to \ a. g.ters T." h.. |
opp it'cl ht 'h" BoarJ q. Trn-.e+@, ~ til, /
Shall hsv~ fFsfb,e dc.era.t "a hrt urr,o>e in
The manner Hereinafter prov ided
fHe Har5~ns rs \ Dis 90 w.'d .. 'h' /
Village. IN slIrcn 70 ,hrt -ug = Of ~. VI !
!aZe ~h" stall 30 Z If F.. Ws'f NJ, -
such conn ii II = Il r-,a H. II mn. II" /
and Iad.irr-Haen, Euekaf ard : ec5si T - |
warden, ~ ere nre orgar. y. nav Iron |
tine 10 80 . G - IL p rs sod ait b CO
ssit r. d appr"ls'i.'n 81 fis@ Hoard ot u-,re-
and h e.-a.'r= c..u"ozirg said companies, arr
hsr.hy and n y h..icfrn.irsata, FIR, rIap
Sst7I,s . TIE srv.rsi comra i,-- amCd |
the pro iIrg ~eefi u. - ~ CONSIST If o,<n'
saemlIe thu y ard ~ Tfg-.ees hill 'to,,. !
time 20 time d'fSct ard mty resp. cr Y " al p
,lch ORG IZafi|r and r. - time 81, time su"I'
constitution, hv \ - AMI Ie-u'atI,r= for th.ir
g3verrrs, u. Fiibor iiaa:e T. he nraii,ta," e. 81
'da EIIa-e. and ,uI Ct - r. oval uf h.
Bo4r3 = 7, Hz ogs. ~ fiey ~ ~ deem tes cat
euiatci :" a"cu1p.i-o = 2 ~ Its hereby con-
templitsd; nd -hall b : a. tuantI ,I-cto o.
I'll ssc"rd N.rday # s. - IL a. ,esr
Sh cn they h = chn9-a !ro'q D. fae. Q fit~ir oa
memo 2 e fireman .--i IN. foreman. and
ci'rk, Al such r'fi~rs hes 10, " regnirs
tn acf ord IA 81 qltH tea --prcfI"r c"rs-fisuri
and ~ the u,.r o.. a her, H.: aud il a.,sll
be h. du.y ni th. 49, q, rnps. e e q
the ergrrs. and nih fire apuarf.u.. E an, l.. d
10 st,ir G. arg sid he bindings waeraiu T.,
sIrn" are k~pt.
5Ec7IDS 4 tie ar.ru1 csfa- Or Q I'll. err
for Tie srv"- c0"7a-i ~ h. Ere Para =
nj n tEc mct.4rr- u he Ie-pective c,.rups,i,-~
q1al Il q - leI-i. - rrpyj.d E" vote FIR fh,
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DIR. r. II. FROST.

IL the So, tbern journal IF Medicine and PhaV
MACY. lie saws; II WIT complete the cure 0
III erations of the Palaie and Throat, and nu
cnu- memhran. at the nose skin and other pars
l. Will # ce the Biot,hes, Foul Spots Stain
etc which il crrt>tIiut at this character q
I. urentlv occur from $, ght irritation or whic
r, nlai after the nlcerinoTs have healed. I
will remove the mnb bid conditions OF the Fluid
nd Soli,s which di>pUses every injury, how sFe
slight, tn deg anerata with a fostering, painful
>c,bhy nicer. l. wall in sho't so improve til
diges'i,e md ass'nilarive operations of the sys
TEN, thar more ie,lthv blood md more rene x
I'd fiber viii De- sub,ti ute for the dstectfy
conditions Of ,ne and the oh r. and thas fula
support the ch r ,ctrr of these m tdicines for Be
ng essentially alternative" Also statement Of
DIR. BLACK,
published in the Cincinnati Eleetie Asdle4s
,Jouynai, in which he says: 'Afrer wing e
n fair trial IN several forms of dsea e, | am coo-
WINGED that, as general alternative, it has no
superior in tho materia madica. 81 ce last
March, l have treated about thirty-6ve cases OF
syphilis without single fiilure when the Paiisnt
gave me anything like fair trial.
Seoylll's SarsaparIIla and StIllingis,
Is a preparation which is compounded upon
X c.
thoroughly acquainted with the medical qualities
and IF CTS of each article separately considered
AS we'll as the whole iii its combined state. = y.
MIR. w. S. MERRILL,
of Cincinnati one of the oldest ard most relis-
HE druggists of that city, makes the following
statement
1--WE have been Acquainted with the formula
If Messrs Scovis Il G - COMPOUND Syrup of
: ,rasaI,arilla and S 'lingia, and it has been
II ade II, d.r our supervision. The Ingredients
are entnely of vegetable origin the virtues are
rxtrac ed in great measure BY the vapor OF
| alcohol No mineral substance enters into the
composition -
! Til formula for tho preparation of the above
VIII he forwarded to Ply sciahs or Druggists on
application TO
JOHN PARK, Proprietor,
l24 Lake st., Chicago, III,
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SCOWIL5L-lST
SARSAPEILLA- AND -STILLINGIA.
.eEtG 8 s1zJc -oR- sf rl9 z4asak
BLOOD q LIVER SYRUP.

Sarsrprilla IS Tropic y Root too vel known
ss,.e at III. best anIidnfes possess sScx
Scr,inlous Complaiats To need commentator.
Bur a. Stili q, is an article OF more recent use
~ Se,ofslo,is affections, We give below the state
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LNRESH Baltimore ard New York Raw Ova,er.
l. received daily, and -p'd at 65 cent ner can
We serve them up in ~ sry.e at our R.stau
rant, AID viii accommodate families by the can.
bROKAW & CAMP.
AastoYoc, octeber Ii, 1860. u
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HOME INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Surplus, over
$500 900.

TT undersigned having been aproIntrd
gent of this wen known, W. thy ard re-
iratle Comp nv i tally PREF ared Insure al
k,ni- of iu>,lra,l ,rrpert., 81 h. loves, rates.
DraJchei dwellings, ii her in VILLAGE o.
country vii b., raken on brttr terms than
Al, mutual COMPANY, and all loses paid m cash
down.
Thi- Gnmnnny also kes MAJ me Risks OF the
most lv.,rrhie terms M.rch 'niS are r'qne>teti
=, call aud earn the advantages OF insuri' z ii
90, d. against fire the dangers OF navigation,
WI, b ths ComuIIlv.
TRUE N BAILEY. Agent,
Office with WIN VI Nichols, ESQ
II s. DURAND, State A ent, Racine. PLY
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IS . q a
SEVEN @ YEARS.
t. e seven years of uarvaled sue :ess at.er,tir &
THE C0SaOP0LITaN aaT ASSOCIATION"

t. e seven years of uarivsled sue ess attending
THE 0Sg0P0LITiN Aar ASSOCIATION"
have ma lie it househ"ld wo, throughout eve
~ qaa'ter of the ooup1rv.
Urter ths ansaie Of his popular t tutor
ov. r three hon4-,d thnnsr.d homfs h we Ieatued
to avpspci4I.- bv h-sn tf,Ii svtksui arr on their
~aI- nd cii, et: ht-r at r-o. their table Iie
great bel ifs DERIVE. iIom bee min subscri
her. III @. $50 ..&- a-. aa--#. ~. a
subscriptions sre row her Q recsiv, in a "a
ito unnara let'd win that Of ny previous year.
Terms Of subscription.
A,v per@, n can ba,',.inr N nbrr hy suhscri-
BIZ the dollar, for VIII Oh sum ttsy viii Re-
ee've ..r.. a.p --..r. FL
l-t--The large and suberb steel engraving,
3oN3S inches, e,tirled,
Falstaf Mastering his Recruits.
2i-rne CO. y. one year OF hat .leg ut. il
lustra'.d mag ri e,
THE COSMOLITAN ART JOURNAL.
3D. I ur admss "is, du'u's lee --aa'ine, to
The Griery Of Paintings, sis Breadw y, n. T.
L. addition &c the abov- b Ia. fl 2 Tier will be
given suhscrlh'r- IA gr tutou+ ? inlunls ov I
Five Hundred Beautiful Works of Art |!
| comprising tu4o.e paintifsS. ibte.. parIaiis;
, mes &c t"r.uing a u'tl IL t. nal b.neft.
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Der W i re eve, emitted FaLSTaFF NUsTERING
| HIS Il CRUITs," i ore OF tie most tetnntu' ard
taI.r eugrayings ever issued in This untry.
I l. doue on >tsri, in fine Inc ard 1ippls, aud
| l. pri"tei on hay pale zap r, S0A3s inches,
| maki%g most cb ice ornam III, Sut b e Tor he
walls of ether the library. parlor or flee IL
ub oct is the ciehr ted sceI e ot ST. J,n F,i
aft Iece virg H. Justice Sal ow's off, e, the
recruits which have been gathe ed Tor his rag
| sed regiment" 1t C, uld no be tur nshed by
the trade t'r less than five d Hans
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whole ecu / IA need C nrn,en 'atinn. It il a
/ rnagni ic-utiy illustrated n.agazne IT Arr, con-
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The bon K viii clcee aud tn, p,euiium- b. give.
| u Suh>criqs,s
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| Those remtiin- $ 5, ar entitled {" five mem :
ners'ps and TO extra E craving for then
trv ute
Suhsc iptions from California. he Canadas
n AL + reign Cou tries, must b SO. SO Instead
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II further particulars 8 I'D fer a c:py Of the
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TNSTEAYS.- Ia AIKEN no b, h subscriber,
IL the .5'm oi Drcen,her la,t, a pair Of ed
-iEERS, buiweer tso a'd three wears Id -
One h-~ a WHIT face. and some hire on the
D. ly The Oh er Is en'ney red. and smaller
II owner l. r' qu sued Z" prove properly, pay
ch rscs, aud rake them " y
JOSEPH GEL ENEK
Sec 10, town ~ kn,su J,n ., 1851
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Uuit, d STATES Maishai's Sale.

lutte States Mafshii's Sale.
Oliver A. ror-e
Perry smith, IN EQUITY.
Ether A. Spi h -
e o DaNer and
R"'j mn J.nes.
Tn pursu ,nce and nv virtue Of A Decree ma ie
| bv tn Di>tlict Court of The U ,ited Srate~, tor
lnc Di-tri=t OF Wisconsin,, On he eleven day
Of o .inher, A D. 1850, in h above eu:itl-d
cause, | shah sell al pu1iic Auction IT the Posi-
O;fca in the civ and co'ntv If Milwaukee. n
s,id Dl-tfici, on SATURDAY. tie % dav OF F, D.
.ruarN, 1861 at o'clock p NJ, the following ~
crrbrd remises, si,uatrd ia Ma, itow"c count, |
or so much tbers OF a NAV be necessary to satis>
~ the sai:t Decree, 20 Wit;
"Lhs ~ nine (:) ami zen, (l0I in Block no
"cne ha dr.d ard s-venty-hNe, lis in the
village OF MaIitowoc, and STATE -, " ;onsin I"
j HI n LEWIS
q 1t d !>fafeS Marsk.i
{. Mar-la's Ofice. Milwaukee } FL
\ovemhpr 2l-' 1860
Wal! 0. Oily " VAN. C"aprir SoFn
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\. e. Subscriptions ecciv.d and torw d d by
j. ". BiRNES.
Agent for Mani:ew0c ard vicirit where spec-
In' n E"gravngs ard AT Journal can be seen.
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J .mes Maxfiell AID II,rrv Cook IS O. RI
Piitt.-U. :, District Court for the .1rlct oi
Nisc .lIISII..a4-a--7-s-.-azs
| y EIRrt E of Writ Of FfNri F scas, issued
II II and uitfler the -. nf the District
Court # he UtIitsd SfAte- f r The D -trIct of
Wi-cOrsiu, in the above eut,'lrd Cause test, d
on the frsi day OF nec"mler, 1869, % me direct
I'd, com handing me Of the Ids and chaitols
nds ard tei enc Of the above nam deisr.
danf 10 cause tn e ~ tde Certain sum az mon
~ therein specified. | have L. wed upon and
hall SELL a Plhi G Auc ion, Ia he highest bid
dr., on S.tu dav, h fwprrv ,hIrd Day Of Fen
u ~. 1861, N 3 o'clock p VI. AT the flee nf
the :. MarSh,I. in the aud county Of Viii
~Hute., T. said District, ell che rilh , tite md
II. e'-st which the above mn d Get, dam h
on the fifth day Of Ocrober, 1860 or has Il &c
acq ired, III d ~ the following -.r b II pro-
erty, 10 Wit: The northeast qI,rter OF the
no'th-east quarter, the rorth west qr,ItrTcf the
nor east quarter, and tn south at quarter of
The south east quarter OF secron NJ rrm-l0-
i'll toSn-h;p No. twenty 2O-"i Range NJ
twenty two-22 in The cou.t, Of VI ,nitowec
aud Stat Of Wisconsin, containing in all l20
acres Of lsrd
JEuU II LEWIS. T. s Har.hal.
Marshafs Once. Nrlw. kee Dec &c, 1850
A & j. q. STAsKwEArHER -
r ainriff-' A 'nrpays
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u l. OK S NTH HOP.
AT The BRANCH. sssss

BRYAN MASON, Proprietor.
TUE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs ths
L people Of Manitow0c county and the public
generally. that he has fitted up his Blacksmith
Shop al Branch village employed good Torkmen, ?,
and is now prepared to do all kinds Of Blacksmith
ing, including " 81 a
HORSE d. OK SHOENG. 5lg
in style that cannot be surpassed in this part Of
the Ste. He solicits the patronage of the nnh.
liz. confident that he can satisfy them both A "a
the quality of his work and prices.
BRYAN MASON.
Branch, October ), 1859. 1a.I,
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N Office

rs HEREBY GIVEN rhat we have this day sol ;
i our Hardware estah'is neut ioge her with
tie accounts and Totes, to Mr. SOCRATES
HILL, for whom we ak continuance OF he
klndness and cu~torn h ',tof,re he>tuw' upnn
us. RURCHERDT & SMITH.
Haritowcc, January IA. 1850.
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Furmprs Take Notice!
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
~ PHILADELPHIA.

Manitowor. Arril 81. 1860. AZ
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7 LsFRANC8'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYISG - INVIGoRAT1Ndl-R EGULATIx

For producing Blooming Complexion Erect and Graceful
Carriage ct the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing E1a
.5a EF Wt tFqm The Face Curing Low Spirits
Back or Limbs, Whites and all the various forms OF Disease
produced by Suppressed Psnfu Irregular Transformation 10
which the Female Sex in subject ' -
1T HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL
Originally compounded for the purpose bringing OF and
regulating tie Monthly Periods of Women which Il does nndr
any and I'll circumstances sanc6s Female Cordial als9
proves &c be the best Female Invg0rator BeaGkhe known
hss been fully tested Mobile proves TO be canal to
all has bs5n represented 1 -
The lady of Of the prominent c.sus CT Mobo has
recently oesn cured OF Debility and Low Spirits bordering
less OF mind through apathy nac0n Of womb the
ase Of Lslranck's Ft8 Cordial remedies had
Failed this excited to healthy action and she was
once more esol to health happiness and the society Of hgl
family and friends. "
Numerous equally surprising thu desperate
male cases or dsense have become known the propocs
Jzg~S0iH nv JOHN WIGHT Co, New Orfnens. Il A.,
LIANT Co, MOBILE, AID Druggists generally So! "
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lieu Orlfans 1ailp Cresteut.
pER. "A E2TMENT GoLUNNS.
gibsr SntfIllgtl,te.
oRyseEEr orr,ea, No. 70 o4xr r. sE tn, }

wednesday Morning. June g. 1861.
Yesterday shower of rain, accompanied with
lightning and thunder, passed over the CITY, which
cleaned the cutters, impaired cooler tinge to the
atmosphere, and laid low the dust, for which we
express cur thanks.
The steamers Era No. and No5 arrived yes
terday from Red River, where they have been the
last four Or five months, probably employed, run
ming above Shreveport. The Era No. will arrive
in day or two, when they will all be laid up for
repairs.
The steamer Gen. J. L. Hodges was sold yester-
day by the Sheriff, Mr. Parker, to Capt. W. S.
Sleade; the price paid was $4,000.
j.. a. CoTTEs FOR BAYOU SARA--The feet, low
pressure @. S. mail and passenger packet J. A.
Gotten, Capt ". b. Baranco, commander, and Mr..
e. r. Munford, clerk, leaves at 9 O'Clock this
morning for the above and Coast landings.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, June 26, 1851
Arrived since our last 176 Sheep and fO6 Veal
Cattle Sold, 408 Texas BeeEes, SOY Hogs and 222
Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale, 1872 Texas
Beeves 40 Hogs, 59S Sheep and 50 Veal Cattle.
Wequote
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail ON
w the 4th OF june 1861 the dark grif boy MUMFORD Says
no belongs TO Mr Joshua Davis who lives in Monroe county
Georgia He is feet 81 inches high has good teeth very
little beard, flat nose small and is aged years
Ahe oRhor Will call and claim his property according
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR.
,., Keeper of City Police Jail
Registered June 5, 1851
ALFRED A. DUCROS
JED l5 Clerk of Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STREET COm,NER--OFFTCTAT

FIRST DISTRICT POUND.-Wns T,,0T,sr1>+
streets, - S VI 4ntH9et'e anu lle
9ee SHp &c 0G% with ewap on the neck swaowor and
Which if not claimed within FIVE dayg and the ~
.N be sold At public auction at the sad Po, o
M0NbA1, Jnly 1861, 10 o'clock A. 1 ouilu' Oh
New Orleans. June "a, 1861 ~ ~ NJ
Registered June "a, 1851 N'fA@t Commissioner.
E. DEYENPORT
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