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out Of the profits of which the North has en-
riched herself, we are pleased to have receiv-
ed the information that an unusual number
of factories is going up in the South, which is
evidence that the people have realized the inn
portance of diverting a portion Of their CAPT
tai and labor, which has been heretofore SO
exclusively devoted to agriculture, to manu-
features. 1t is thus by bringing the plough,
the loom and the anvil in close proximity to
each other, that we can exercise that self reli-
ance, the basis for which we SO pre-eminently
possess within ourselves. Such indications
are cheerful, and lead to the inference that
We are resolved to be less dependent than
heretofore, upon our neighbors, for the sup
ply of those fabrics, and other necessaries,
the manufacture of which we have so entire
ly relinquished, or rather suffered to be made
for us by others more enterprising. This
subject of manufactures is attracting the at
tention of the press in North Carolina. We
observed that in Raleigh large factory
designed to turn out the finer fabrics is con-
templated And, day or two ago we no.
ticed that broom factory had already been
established in that city. In our own city an
establishment is contemplated for the manufac-
ture of buckets, tubs, pals and every species
of wooden ware These are but the begin
nings-they constitute -" the day of small
things" still, like the cloud, no bigger than a
mans hand, they will attain after a season, to
larger proportions and are not to be despis-
ed, but rather regarded as most encouraging
indications OF the energy and right mode of
thinking of our people. We should prepare
as early as possible, to manufacture we'll
nigh all the articles we have been purchas ng
abroad, the profits on the sale of which should
be retained, instead Of going elsewhere. We
should make at least all the coarser cotton
and wooden fabrics, besides our shoes, agri-
cultural implements, and all kinds of ware,
soap, candles, brooms brushes, nails, and
irons, whatever we need. Manufacturing
has been proven to be most lucrative branch
of enterprise, out OF which the wealth of the
| prosperous North, has been accumulated
| while we have almost wholly ignored it, de-
voting our energies almost exclusively to one
occupation, that of agriculture. The atten-
ton which the subject of manufactures is now
| attracting, we regard, therefore, as a most
| encouraging indication.
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southern Manufactu

Sometime has elapsed since we called at
tention to the efforts which We're then making
in the nine Southern States to establish man
ufactories, the importance of which the press
was urging upon the adoption of the people
We also gave the views of an intelligent gen
tleman of Rhode Island, which were publish
ed in DeBow's Review, setting forth the great
advantages the South possessed over the North,
especially in the cotton manufacture, having
the material at her own doors, the transport
alton of which and other incidental charges
paid to middle-men, would alone constitute
handsome profit Since the advocacy of
this most remuneratve branch Of enterprise,
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BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

Berlin, Sept. 2l.-The King has issued a
decree of amnesty for sundry offences.
Paris, Sept. 2l,-The Emperor Napoleon
is at Biarritz.
Dresden, Sept. 2l.-Peace has been con-
cluded between Prussia and Saxony
Vienna, Sept. 2l.-Austria has sent "a
Charge de Affairs to Berlin.
London, Sept, 22.--rhe steamer Persia
takes G53, 900 in gold.
Quite number of Fenians were arrested
here to-day. Arms and munitions of war
were also found secreted in various parts of
the city, and were promptly seized
Paris, Sept. 22.-It is stated that the En-
press Eugene will shortly repair to Rome to
condole with the Pope,
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CHOLERA, WAR AND FAMINE, threaten the
nation of Europe. We have no reason to APP
prehend the last two but we are liable at any
moment to the first Every one should be
prepared against its attacks, for no one knows
when or where it may make it's appearance
MARSDEN'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP, is
the best remedy for this disease If admins
tered in the premonitory stages it will, in
nine cases out of ten, prevent its going further;
and even in the last stages, it will cure very
large proportion of cases.
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FOR SALE.
The well known StaunCh Steamer,
estate OF MAINEo

The well known StaunCh Steamer,
STATE OF MAINE"
Of 1888 Tons (new measurement) Capacity.
CHE IS FITTED AS NIGHT
y BOAT, having beautiful Low Err CABIN,
with 1913 Berths, LADIES SALOON with "a
Berths, and 80 STATE ROOMS in the Upper
Hall.
new Velvet Plush, and Mattresses and Pillows
having all been just made over.
New Wheels have been in, and Engine and
Boiler put in complete order, whereby her con-
sumption of Coal has been reduced about one
half besides increasing her speed.
She is believed to be better Sea Boat than
any Steamboat which has ever run on Chesa-
peake Bay.
Apply to
BORDER Il LOWELL,
sep6 D.l2t TO- II West ST., New York.
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DRY GOODS,
1866,
Autumn,
LATHROP, LUDINGTON l. CO.,

LATHROP, LUDINGT0N l. CO.,
ao6. s2s e. $50 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF ALL
I first class buyers to their Stock of b X
GOODS. It will be found unsurpassed for all
Southern Merchants. All departments of our
business have been much enlarged, especially
that for DI less Goods, where we are constantly
opening all the novelties OF the season, to VIII CHI
we now ask the particular attention of both job
bers and Retailers
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
Dress Goods, Shawls and Cloaks,
Prints, Bleached Shirtings,
Brown Sheetings,
Flannels and Blankets,
Wooden Goods, Yankee Notions,
White Goods, Embroideries,
Hosiery, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Millinery Goods, &C., &c., &c.
All of which they offer at the loves market
prices, by the package piece.
au23 Th&M-2m
TINGLlSH GILL NET THREAD
II $50 lbs. Nos. rs, 30 and IS, 3-cord Gill Net
Thread.
ALSO,
Gum and Hemp Packing, Gum Caskets, &C., in
store and for sale low at the New Hardware
Store, 2 Commercial Row, near ferry.
SELF j. q. WOMBLE & co.
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REMOVAL.
nN AND AFTER
" MONDAY NEXT, SEPT l7th.,
| can be found conducting. the 0 . and
SHOE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS in the
Centre Store, under the Norfolk Opera House,
next door to Adams's Express Office. Ladies and
Gentlemen desiring BOOTS and SHOES made
to order. will please give me a call.
j. +. WILKINS,
Ladies and Gentemen's
sepl3 Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
A Ii. persons having claims against the estate
IN OWN. 4. MURRAY, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to me, at nv office,
No. 80 Bank street, in this city, on or before the
LIST day of October next, to enable me to make
up the accounts, ordered at the last term of the
Circuit Court for the city of Norfolk, in the suit
of Balentine and others against Murray admin
istrators and others.
VIM. A. SWANK,
Sc l9-tlOc Commissioner.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
The Louisville Journal says: 1.-THE testimonials
which DR.. Gardner presents to the public could
never have been obtained, except by the display
OF great skill and learning in his profession One
thing especially commendab'e in the Doctors
practice is, that he will not attempt an incurablc
disease for the sake of fee, but frankly tells the
patient whether he can be cured or not We cheer
fully recommend DIR Gardner to the attention of all
our friends who may be suffer ing from diseases of
the eye or ear.
The Richmond Times says: We have no hesita-
ton in saying that Dr. Gardner is the most scien-
tho and successful eye an d ear Surgeon in this
country.
DIR. Gardeners treatment of the eve and ear
is wonderful. "-Richmond Enquirer.
1--WE feel justified in recommending DIR Gardner
to those suffering from diseases of the eve and
ear" Richmond Wig.
We can safely and cordially recommend DR..
Gardner, who will fulfill all he undertakes to per
form. baltimore Clipper.
The New Orleans 7rue Delta says: 1--WE can
safely recommend DIR. Gardner as a successful OBJ
orator on the eye and ear. He will not undertake
TO treat case unless cure can be effected
The Wheeling Register. says; "Dr. Gardner is
one OF the most successful Oculsts and Aurists in
the country. We advise those suffering from the
diseases of the eye and ear to consult him"
Sc l8r-DWtf
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OCOLIST AND AURIST, OPERATOR ON THE
e e AND Earl
Respectfully informs the citizens of Norfolk,
that he will be at the Atlantic Hotel on Thursday,
October 4th, and remain until Tuesday, the 9th,
and again on Friday, November sOth, to Tuesday
December 4th. After that time monthly, OF
which due notice will be given
Office Hours from A. M. to p. M.
And can be consulted on DEAFNESS.
NOISE IN THE'HEAD. CATARRH, DIS
CHARG Els from the EAR, SCALES in the
EAR, ACCUMULATION OF WAX IN
THE EAR, OBSTRUCTION OF THE EUs-
TACTilAN TUBE. aud all Acute or Chronic
Diseases of the EAR ana AIR PASSAGES.
A RTI FIClA YES
Inserted without PAIN, and per fectly resembling
the natural eye. Operations for CATARACT,
STRABISMUS or CROSS EYE, Artificial Pupil,
&C., skillfuly performed, and all diseases of the
EYE AND EAR,
| treated, and every operation in Aura and OPP
| tialHi.- Surgery, rA"f-rrAd by
DOCTOR DINER
Principal Office "a West Fortieth street, New
York
Ms' For reference Testimonials, &C., send for
a CIRCULAR
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Rail Road Collision.

Louisville, Sept. 24.-There has been a
collision on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
between De Soto and Quitman. seven per-
sons were killed and seventeen wounded.
Two locomotives and seven cars were des-
troyed.
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A FerOciOus Maniac.
The New Orleans Riot.

The report of Gen. Sheridan's Military
Commission on the New Orleans riots, accom-
panied by testimony, has reached the Presi-
dents table. The report itself covers nearly
seventy-fve pages Of foolscap, and the testi-
mony is very voluminous. The pressure of
business up',.. .a.. 3D.. 10 c-Aa+ that
IT'S examination is likely to be deferred some
days
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Ak INTERESTING SEQUEL TO HAsTY DI
voRoE "A correspondent of the Cincin.
natl Volksfreund, writing from "the
Indiana Prairie" April 80, relates the
following:
"In Sullivan county young married
pair, who had been united in the bonds
Of wedlock about six years, having be.
come somewhat mutually disagreed
BILE of late, the husband, in his
anger, hastened to q lawyer and
took steps to obtain divorce from
his wife. One day he came home
to his wife and said to her: Bet
sy, have fulfilled your wish. You said
you wished you were separated from
me. Here is the decree of divorce.
His wife was at first surprised, but far
too indignant to betray any emotion.
She said she was ready to leave. She
only needed to pack up her goods. She
wished he would be present to see that
she took nothing except what was her
own. He stepped into the adjoining
room with her where the bureau and
clothes press were. The wife proceeded
in silence to take out the clothes, when
suddenly her eyes fell upon small
dress, and, quite overcome, she broke
out in convulsive weeping. The hus
band, hitherto, an Indifferent observer,
remarked her emotion and discovered
the cause. 1t was the dress of their
only child, little daughter of three
years, who had died almost two years
ago. The husband vas not less affect
ed by the sight than his wife He EN-
braced her with emotion, begged her
pardon again and again, tore the de-
cree of divorce into thousand pieces,
hastened to the clerks Office, took out
a new marriage license, and was mar.
ried Immediately to his late wife.
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See n Mnman

In another column picking samburg
Grapes for sPeer's Wine It is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
Il is we'll worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. Ldee2l-tstAWeoWly.
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Go to Bryant, strattOn Co.'S Nashville Bus ness
College for thorough education in BoOly-K eeping
Penmanship, Commercial Law, Commercial Calcu-
lations, Partnership, Settlements, &C.
send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, srRATTON a co.
octIs-fy
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nr-rRs ny yERmrssIoN 10

EETERs HY PERMISSION 10
hon. Rchaid 0gelsby, Governor State Of Illinois.
hon. David L. LAWS, Judge Supreme Court U. s.
Bon. Vim. G. BrownloW, Governor Of Tennessee.
bTg. Gen. Jas. P. Brownlow, Adj. Gen State Of Ten
nessee.
bon. NJ NJ. Brien, Nashville.
hon. Vim. Nsthsniel Baxter, Nsshvhla.
hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
hoa- John Hugh smith, Nashville
=, W 'AsHey, Esq, Nashville.
--easii- horrs Stration, Nashville.
.lsssis. Evans Co, Nashville.
NinFod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
luneI6 d
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BateheIOr's Hair DyeI

The Original and Best 10 the World. The only
true and p-Ifect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
Instantaneous Produces Immediately q splendld
Black or natural broBns without iniunng the hair
or skin. kemedles the ia effects Of bad dyas. Sold
BY all prugqsts The genuine is signed william
A. Bachelor, Also,
Regeneatng Extract of Mlieheurs, for Restoring
and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
sep15-ly New York.
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

This oelebratei Teilsl soap, IN such universal
demand Is made from The choicest materials, Is
mild and emOIlsnt in is nature, frAsranny
scsntsa, and extremely beneficial in its seton
upon the skin. For ale BY all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. [fsb9-lY
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DOCTOR OARoW's
lHlLERASPNG[EIG

Nov that We anticipate CHOLERA in oar uidst,
~ 4tnehooTes ug eli % secure. and keep on har a
some known and eiiectual remedy ior any err err
geucy, and this We ind in DR.. CAROW's SPECI-
FlC which be prescribed and used With such IN
fOunfed success, (scarcely ever losing q easel
When ms seourge VISITED Nashville, some years
past, Dr. CaroW was one Of our most eminsnt and
successful physicians, and when his old friends
learn this remedy can be had, thoussnds who have
tested ts virtues viii not fail b rave g hand. It
ia no Patent Medicine, but q compound from ths
Prescription Of tins distInRu he'd Practitioner.
There can likeWlse be no better remedy for Chole-
ra-morbus, DaTrnoa and Dysentary.
For sale oniy By
r. p. JENKINS & Co, Druggists,
msy5-f % Market street, opp Union.
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The famous trotting horse Dexter
lately owned by Messrs. Alley d Teakei
wss sold at public auction atthe Union
Course, Long Island on Wednesday.
Dexter is the famous Hamiltonia geld
ing who, it viii be remembered, made
last season the fastest time on record,
beating Flora Temples time. He trOt-
ted q mile under saddle in 2:75. The
sale took place in front of the Judge S
stand. John Morrissey started the bid
ding by offering $4,000 The animal
was finally knocked down to Mr.. Louis
Petty, the owner Of Lady Emma, for
$4,000.
The MERCHANTS BANK FAILURE-It is
expected that the receiver appointed
by the Government to investigate the
affairs of the Merchants National
Bank, of this city, will report to the
Treasurer to-day. This report will
show that at the time of failure the
amount of public deposits was SO 1000
all of which, with the exception of
about Sl26,000, held as securities for
deposit and circulation, will be dead
loss to the GoEernment-W Wash. Rep,
l2h.
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BItEWERY.

rPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL a
y FRANK, successors to M. >. Drucker. Brewers
III ale ana Lager Beer, No. Al Broad stree, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldect ~
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nFYEIa3 q HUNT-Manuiacturer Of sll the
nj Latest styles Of Firsi Class Carriages and
Bleges, Express Wagons and Carryslis, u North
Mlraet street.
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coal ASD WOOD.

VNlgHT BKOTHERS.-Deslers IN Cumberland
IN and fittsburg q NJ Wood sawed and split ID
stove lengths. Oiice az Church street Yard on
Ro.lng Muldill, south Of Broad. All orders filled
promptly
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COLLECTING AGENTs.

ID 4. TUrHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
IL collects Note, Accounts, &C, 10 Middie Ten
ul zee odce at SAte Capitol, next door 20 Fed
tn Court Room. = .. Lock BOX 81. Aee Rdver-
t.emeut IN smother column ldecs 6n
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News DEALERS, sc.
IIEAL ENTATE AGKNTS.

gtoNE A TUENELLs-Wholesale and Retail
u Bookrellers. Statoners, and hews Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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WALL PAPETf, etc.

LAR W. BROWN, Rosl Estate and General
eI Business Agents, over fork's Book Store, 3s5S
Union Str ot, Nashville, Tenn. aut6-6mP
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AZ ERRiTT a HILL-Dealers in Wan Paper
wi Window Shades Window Glass azd Photo
graphic Material, AZ ChuIca street, Mayfeld
Build nR. opposite Maxwell House
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10 Rock MasOns and Quarry
men,

WANTED, for ten mon be, Thir y Rock -Masons
= aud Thirty expert Qiargmen, 10 work on
e3,lon Fa3torF 81 West Point, "a Liberal wages
~ oe paid promptly on the ist OF every month.
For psrtcu srs apply 70 Jno. Dryer Co, White
"a street Atlanta MICHAEL GARDNER
Hzys-l0ie Contractor.
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hook AND JOB PRINTING.

nECKEIT, BROWNE, HANKS CO.,-Book
IL apd Job Printers, and Publishers Of the Dsi
I, and weekly UmOn, Printers Alley, between
TuIon and. DsaienicE streets.
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PHoToGRAPHs.-PhotOgrap OF Generals, Federal
snd Confederate The largest collection IN the
west, for sale, wholesale and retail Remember the
place, Gallery Of the Cumberland, IS Cedar Street
opposite Commercial Hotel. mayZ7-tf
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Agent U. s Sanitary Comm. slon.


Louisville, KY, Sept. rs, ls68.
On the 2}d Of July last, i submitted through an
agent OF mine, 10 the Medical Director Ct the De-
partment Cf the Army Of the Cumberland, a sam
pie OF my Cedron bitteIs, for inspection, and re-
quested u, alter analysis, he found meut0rous. 20
sanction and approve its use smong our soldiers
The following is the Medical birrctors reply and
also Gen. ROsecrans' permission 10 snip so dozen
az once, 10 haven't sold TO soldiers.
JOINS Bun.
81 sm satisfied That CodrOu Biilers will DO no
harm 70 any one if taken properly and Ia modern
ton. ses no objection 10 Dr. Bulls being permit
ted 10 dispose CT it % suffers.
HENRY A. TfuUEsToS,
-urgeon and Medical Director ID. c.
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HooKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS
CAHnIAGE MANUFACTURER.

gIN6LkTON, X. II bookseller, Publisher
y 5au0nor, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
blldug.
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR TIE RUPTURED.
way, New York.
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
4AkRlED-sent free N sealed envelope. Address
Z FOOts, n ID, Il30 Broadway New York.
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HEADoUAErEls } EPARr on rHE CUuHEnLAED,
NASHVILLE, TENs., July -, 1865. J
DR.. John Bulls sg nt, Mr.. -, h8s permission
10 ship 70 Nashville Tenn, 80 gro-s or 500 dozen Of
Bulls Cedron bit.ers fOfsae - suffers IN the army
only
Inc regulations Of the Treasury Department are
10 bs complied with 81 icly.
By con Inard OF Maj. 6en. RosCcraus.
WH. NJ WINS,
Major and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, who esse and retail By BERkY DE-
MUVlLLE 4 CO, Nashville enn.
octi7-tu sat CSwim
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BELL AND HRAss FOUNDERS.

,,EERY a BUMONT, Bel and Brass Founders,
Wsnufseturers Of al kinds OF brass ~Ork,
- ia gas. steam and water pipe, oil well tu-
-ggs,,i pump, gum hose, packing. spslters to.der
I'D bs1b.t, No. "A Broad street, near The river.
rrarIH
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

IOHN ONEIl.Il, Military Attorney aad Solicitor
U o. CLAIMS, fIOsecutes all classes Of Claims
saunsi be Government for citizens and soldiers.
Unoe 50 Gear treet, Nashville, Ienn. lnoy7-6uF
VUMPKIN5, II. B IO.-U. 3. aim Agents,
i yficers' Pay Accounis and Quartermaste tens
Vouchers bought az the best ratas, OF collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stars.
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No. 81.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OLD EYEs MADE nav, Wighout spectscies
5.oeior o. Medicine. Pamphlet mailed nee. Ad-
dress \ B FoOte, BI D, ll35 srosdWay, New York.
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cLEveLAMp, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

L. S. DELANY, Attorney at Law and War Clam
II. Agent Cleveland, Tenn. noyzf-ll
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A vOroE rnom PnrsuURa.-

A VOICE FRoM PIrrsBURG.-
VIcEscURG, Miss, Aug. g, 1853.
DR.. John BiH-DeW SIR: [ am happy 10 state b
you tha. I nsve used your VslGab.e usdron Btters
with great benefit 20 ysef in general debih y aud
prOstratOn or my system produced by The IN
healthy end miasmatic inhuence Of the Mississippi
nyer around Ncksourgs having been with 6enersl
Grants army throughout t. whole southern cam
pmgn confidently recommend its use 90 ali per-
sons who are exposed 70 unhealthy climates.
H.. W. FoGLr,
Agent u. S Sanitary Conmi- SION.
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MEDICAL COMMON sENGE-400 psges-loo
Illustrations, 81 80 Sent BY mail eyerygl ere post.
paid. Contents Tables sent free. Address the Au-
thor, y Foote, M u, 1lSO Broadway, New York.
aprl0-3m eode
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O.. TnurKIEs, n. ". roRTrR, VIZ. A. lord
LI's -Mal lifh Of Eaggiad' Lgis BIZ: MaioI'
Rg. ~. ca. Tenn. Schohcld's SiG6.
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American ladies appear to be wear
ing the palm this year in Paris. The
reports Of fashionable balls, parties and
assemblies never fail to make honora-
bic mention of them. Their beauty is
extolled TO the skies, while the dresses
they wear, and the carriages in which
they ride are described with great par
ticularity.