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WINES, LIQUORS, Etc:
cAsH cUsToMERs
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale

or Desirable z al EststJ, distant abeRE
3 IL Hiles SOgthesst frGm lhe ClIy 0f
Memphis, and Situate on the ". aRd
C.R.R.
DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust 10 me e1eeaf=d
d on the 18th day % DeeeInber. Iasj, bv ]. h.
Taylor and T p MeERen. Tor the purp0se uf
owing 5y them 10 j. B. Mercer, ana IN obeil-
auce 70 written authority from the said Iay loF
McBwen and Mercer. directing ne 70 Ell the
land conveyed IN SAID Tru-t DEAD, VIII. OF
h 61h Day of May, 49,. - Ihe Ccurr1uL-.
dn0r. IN The Greenlaw b ok On -ec1nd srrees-
erWe n Unign and 6iaFus.s stree.s, ga. .t le eirV
Of Memphis between The hours of d o'clocz
s-m. and O'Clock pm an c01tiuu lg q oIn
day to day thereafter, retwsen the saa E h01--.
rln - all the properly BE- sod 9 = &c t1s ilfesl
bidueF, a certain tract af land situate ana wing
IN Shelby county. Iennsssee and culuteu
thus. Begini Ing a. = stake on tue east side
Cooper tract and the Dsderick tract ruunfnz
thepes IN said lane l5-s2 chains 70 a point
the AemUhis and Cbarlestoa railroad thence
west 43 10 to point 50 feet south Of the center
Of said railroad thence south E5-34 chains tos
hickory gIuo; thence south 4 west -
chains TO = point 50 ieet sodth OF the center Of
the PsgeOR Roost road, runs froIa toe nrst
point Of beginning west $3.50 chains 10 a stake
tEe0ce south T7-a1 Grains 10 4 slofnf = r. =
north Of the center OF Pigeon ROOst n ad
thence to the termination Of said line which
was TuE frum the hickory grub this LAST line
rams parallel with said Pigeon Roost road.
Ia the su rveY, being N sll IS 7L-le8 ae e. This
property has been subdiyided, and viii be sold
IN lots varying from nv- 10 ten acres each
There y no OOtherfncuInbrance on said land.
THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows. Cina-
third % the purchase money cash. Gnd tha
balance payab'e in equal fnstalrneuts on the
lst OF October. 1857, lst Of April ISIS aHd 1T of
October, ls6e, the purchaser 70 execute notes
draWfog int crest from date. and secured bv
Deed Of Trust. en- mbTacing tas same terms as
thai under which am now acting.
am authorized % say. that Tor al of The
purchase money, alter defEaylus ths EXPENSE
Df the trust and satisfying the aiaiIu 0T said
MeTce', any just luoeDtednass uf either Tax
lor & McEWen, or Taylor, McEWen, uulze u
Co, or 1aylOrs, MCEWe1 a BeU, viii be re-
ceived; but each lot VIII be TEquired 70 bear its
proportional part Of the expenses 0f the Trust
and the huTfheu Of the iucun bfauce. Tha tide
TO said land believe to be good, and viii tass
pleasure in furnishing any person with state
Igent OF the tide, and plat Of the su u1divisl0n
upon application 70 me law oflce %
Wilson & Beard, "a C01rt street, bot 4 shall
only convey As Trustee. ". P. WILSON,
ap4 Il Trustee.
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IOIInTT TTUa.
Hon. EMEE-oN ETHERrDGE. Dresden, Tenn.

/ DRESDEN, TESN April l9, 1857
Gentlemen: / have this day received
-Our communication of the 10Th instant,
Informing nae of my nOminatiOn as the
candidate OF the conservative party for
governor Of the state. While ! am sin
cerely distrustful OF my ability to meet
the Just expectations Of those who com
posed the convention, will not decline
the nomination. Nor will | hesitate to
say, that, in my Judgment, the principles
enunciated ny the convention should
satisfy all who prefer n government o
law, of Justice and equal rights, fer all
the people of the state, to the foul domi-
nation OF an ignorant, brutal and ire
sponsible despOtism. l sm, therefore,
tin favor Of immediate restoration of
our DISTINGUISHED fellow-citizeas 10 all
rights, privileges and immunities of full
and complete citizenship This, / am
sure, will be accorded by every man in
the stSta, regardless of color, who is
himself fit to be free.
| will enter upon the canvass early in
May, and shall endeavor to perform
my whole duty. / ask the cooperation
of those only who feel themselves de-
serving the name and privileges of citi-
zen. If all such will exert themselves,
As duty and honor demand we can end,
effeetually and forever, the meanest
tyranny which was ever Matched in the
foul air of distempered times.
EMERSON BTHERIDGE
Hon. John W. Leftwich, Hon. W. W. Coleman
and SamT H. Jones, Esq, committee, etc,
Memphis, Tenn.
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S. u. ToBEY, President F. c. KIRK, Cashier
MEkPaIS Carr SAYINGS IBTolfpfI9S,
a58ES, FcBEy 3 Ca
No. IG Jefferson street., Meusphls, Tenn,
naaIera In

GOLD, SILVER, ExcHASGE, GOVERNMENT sEcU-
RIrTEs, LAND WARRANTS AND Us;-
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OPTICAL.
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OFFICE, Ne. A FIRST FLOOR.
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The Advantages
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NOTICE-

,s7EIE creditor CT The esiafe OF +. ". ADplebv
4 are hereby notified that i have Suggested
fusoIy ency Of said estate tC the CLERK o. th.,
Counfy Court OF Upton county, Tenn nesssf ant
fhe creditors OF said estate are notified to az
their claims, duly authenticated. within SIX
mouths from the date hereof sr fh notice IS M
be nlei In bar OF the same.
]. B. DAHNlEI, Administrztor.
April lst, lss7. aplaif
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DIRECTORS S :
OFFICE IN MEMPHIS
NO. ~ MADISON STREET, Dssoto Block.

MEDICAL EXAMINERS
J. s. WHITE. MD. W.T. IRWIN, NJ. d.
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RTsSEssIPPTITEMS


A political meeting was asked for at
Pamela last Saturday, but 50 few persons
attended, 1t was deemed expedieut TO
postpone il indefinitely. The Pamela
Star speaks thus of agriculture in that
vicinity; Planters in Pamela county
have generally got their corn planted,
and are now hard at work planting
cotton. The season is very backward,
and the ground wet, but still our people
are going ahead bravely to do all they
can. We predict now, that Pamela
county will make a full crop this year,
Notwithstanding all the drawbacks.
Il. w. Winter, CT Canton, has been
appointed and confirmed marshal of the
United States court for the southern dis
trict. The Meridian Gazette says those
who know Mr. Winter say the appoint
ment is we'll bestowed, and that he will
make competent officer.
The same paper learns that the build
lug used as an academy, and also by the
Masonic fraternity and for religious wor-
ship, at Marion, was consumed by fire
on Monday night. The fire is supposed
to have been the work Of ineendiaries.
The corner stone Of a Presbyterian
church was laid at Meridian on Satur-
day last with appropriate ceremonies.
town made their first public appearances,
and acquitted themselves very credit
ably.
"A highly successful religious revival
is progressing at Iuks, among the Meth
odists and Baptists, laboring together,
and fifteen converts was the result Of
the first nights meeting. Amengst the
number were Col. Il. w. Price and DR.
J. S Davis the girls and BOYS In the
male and female semiaaries furnished
the other converts.
From the Canton Mail we clip the
following: On the night of the 18th, a
Young man named Fitzgerald murdered
a Mr.. Mum, of Holmes county, at
whose house he was staying. Mum aud
Fitzgerald had been trading, and the
latter knew that bis host was in possess
sion of a sum of money, amounting TO
some eleven or twelve hundred dollars.
During the night he despatched Num-
by beating his brains out with ham
lnier. secured the money and made his
escape. Fitzgerald is only eighteen
years Of age, and though so young, is old
In crime, the murder of Num- being the
fourth he has committed. He is ave feet
seven inches in hight, has dark hair,
light hazel eyes, the latter unusually
vide spsrt, no beard, fair complexion, is
short Ia spseeh aud little EtoOp should
cred. Major Mum, brother of the mur-
dered man, has offered $1,000 reward for
the apprehension Of Fitzgerald.
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NnfIce 10 Cre1Titnrs

Referlir : 10 advertisement Of Wm r. VII
son, Eisu. Trustee, etc this days date-and
an xtOus 70 effect settlements So early as poEsi-
bie we " ish TO notify all cur creditors that We
propose TO sell ali OF our Real Estate. both per
sOnal and cOpartnerShip, carin z The ne1 eIisu-
ing thirty. sixty or ninety days. at public sue
ton LAX ng in payment therefor. after satisfae-
ton OF licus aud exT en- IS, the outsta NJ use
obIizatiOns Of fayi IS, ArEEen & Blew, Iay Tor,
McEEen. Duke a Co or Taylor a McEReH. As
far as possible
The list will comprise ahOat Thirteen Country
Lots Of I'VE u nine acres each, located on the
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad, about three
aud & half miles east AZ This eify-admlrabiv
fa.atad for residence and garden prruo-es
Four valuable RusineSs tots with improve
m. ms on AdauIs street. and leveu ResIdeu~s
I.ofs on AdaI=sS washington and Jeffe-scn
-ffeet extended, including Two Residence.
The Lots viii b. plainly siaEed on All ersii-
-. and o. hers are respscffuiT invited 20 eT-
sfaine the propeIt - ard attend the sales.
TAYLOR McEWEN.
April r IS ap4 tmy6
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me estate Of Calvin G. Cieaves, deceased
T the January term, lS67. Of The County
a F1uft OF shelby County, Tennessee. IquaIi-
nes!A ithe Execufrix ef the viii of my deceasri 4
huSba d. Calvin T. Cieavss- All the creditors
OF Said estate are hereby notiEed 70 fie their
g laiIns or demands against said estate Win
John SoaerVeli, attorney AT law, corner Sec
ond and Monroe stree =, Memphis, Tenn, aud
all parties indebted % said estate are not iad
TO come forward and settle the same 1t once
MAkX G. CLEAVES, Execufrix
OF the VIII Of Calvin G. Cleaves, deceased
mil2 tf
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ii C0RRtsPoYprYOg.

81 CLOUD HOTEL,
e NASHVILLE, TENN., April l6 1857.
Sir. BY the sction OF the state con-
ssrvRtiye convention this day assembled
1T the capitci, At IS usds oar pleasing
duty to notify yOu Of your nORinatiOn
as the candidate OF the conservative
party for governor of the state. This
pleasure Is enhanced by the unanimity
with which your nomination was adopt
ed, and the enthusiasm with which 1t
was received.
CuIy apprecisting the importance OF
suecess 10 the opp fesseu citizens o. our
beloved state, We pledge the convention
We represent, and ourselves individually,
that nothing honorable shall be left un-
done to secure your triumphant election.
Urging an early acceptance, We. beg to
remain truly yours, etc,
JNO W. EFFTWICH,
W. W. COLEM AN,
SAM l. n. JONES
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JOIN S. PHELPS, once q member Of
Congress fIoll Missouri, was one of the
State-rights Democrats Elo qsnolnced
every Wing candidate for the Presidency
as All Abolitionist. When war cane, he
was found among the most Jealous Of
Union men. He has emerged once more,
We sse, out of the puddle Of obscurity,
ana got an olice, thHs announced:
John S Phelps, of MissoIri, James c.
Robinson and Frank WOlford, Of Ken
tueky, commissioners under act to Teim-
burse Indiana for moneys expended for
the United States for similar purpose.
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Notice

THIS will notify al persons not 20 trade go.r
i a note gwen by us in favor OF a Lewis &
"a ana paVabIe 10 the order OF ]. BehrS 4 Bro
sid note was dated on the n Apr ]. 1867 anI
navahss our months after date. The consider
lion for which said note was given was not ftll-
tIled By said A. Lewis & Co.
anis IN J. REHR & BRO
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-oFFICD-
In 0dd-FeIlOWS'. Building, corner
Of Main and Court Square.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A. 7. LACEY, WIN. L. VANCE,
GEO. L. NICHOLS.

This company will restrict their business 10
FIRST rCLASS RISKS Policies .Ssua q I, Ok one
month 70 six year, Il IS a II y COMPANY
pledged ana devoted 10 ti-o tCrthsrance Of
HONS IN fERE9Sr rS-
The nlutuai. systefa has deServedlv bee me-
the most popuieF mode o. Insurance IN th..
Omitted Sfates. ana Is the one embraced ~
thOee best informed upon the sub eet aad y ~
appreciate and desire security perpstnlty and
economy. In a purely mutual company the
assured derives al the advantages which can
De realized from an insuFance, aud at the
lowest rates. or exact cost, paying no tribute OF
prOnts 10 the prspristOrs or stock holders for
Perhapss an inadequate capital or security.
Cheapness com bined with security, and a eer-
tainty Of accom- plishing the object IN view
are the essential elements sought fir and thsy
m ~ be fOUhd eminently existing IL = well
conducted mutual insuran e ecinpany. ana
such company the lnco- -sorsfOrs and Ofdcsrs
propose Tor the Tennessee state Mutual Full
lniOrnaticn Eiu y furnished at the Office OF
the cl,Inpany. There are SEEE = rhsE \ mu-
tnsl insurance companies In successful OpeTa a
ton IL 81 oUis, covering by their policies
SEf EN-ktG HI u Of tne real estate Of that
city. such Is The popularity OF the mntus u
principle In tur sister city. ap4 I'm
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or Desirable z al Estsi1, distant abeRa
3 IL Hiles SOathesst frem lhe ClIy OF
Memphis, and Situate on the VI. aRd
a
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TesflmonY Of RecOmmendalIons
From MEDICAL Gentlemen,

From Medical Gentlemen,
Professors OF the highest Opthalmic talent In
Memphis, Tenn, and in the Unioa;
MEMPHIS TENN., February Il. 1857.
do most willingly bear my testimony IN IA
-or OF the superiority OF the Australian crystal
sBecls sclaS over all other kinds. They are con-
sfruried uIscn the best established aud under
Stood principles 0f lrtlGs, and their adaptation
10 the human eyein' ats G5nereut conditions OF
s,zion Is perfect as 10 reuoeF s-ttt easy with
Qua enisrt. n my opinion none Others a,.Ollld
be used siuass the eyes, once used to these, do
not seem to erOyg Oll and by having focus al
auF point Of the surface, lk.sy appear TO restore
fhe eyes TO their youthful energy. / can the
more Ooundenty recomIRend DR.. BERhHARDT
tothe public, froin an aek salntanre with many
Of those from whom he sil!es rec nnenaed 10
Us. = Il. 4lAA 41Dltf NJ u
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"THERE is not now a Southern CON-
munity in which the acts Of reconstruc-
ton are not freely Gc4pieSced in by the
recent rebels. A fact like this is the best
epitaph that could be written upon the
tomb Of Ny Policy. "-FOT'ey.
1t is the best epitaph, if tr1fe, that
could be written CT the head-board that
marks the ignominious grave Cs COnsti-
tutional liberty, brass -knuckled by Con-
gress, and pop!srded when PROSTATE and
incapable of resistance, by those who
" fired the public heart" of the South,
and "forced it into secession" and who
now "would rather reign In hell, than
cart,a Il, haavau -
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NOTIrE

rF1tIE creditors OF the estate or s. s. lIaion
4 ars hereby notlfie tl.lt 7 havs SufEesr-
tha insolvency OF SAID estate 10 the Gers orr
County Court gf Iipion 1uuty. Ee1rasse.7. a1..l
The cre6itarS OF said estate 4le uctaer 70 file
their claims, duly autlleuifcatel, within SIX
months from iafe hereof or this notice VIII be
nled in bar OF the szniy-
VA sASFOfp. Adminisinaiar.
April Isl. lsi7- spisI
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HEBREW ANB MASONIC CALEyBIR.
MASONIODIREOTORY
lS6T.

--s-s rsF LODGES.
arasrRo,a No. Iss Meets 1t Monday IN
every monta, at oad-F elbows aAll cSr' & Ao1Il %
aud Main. p. q. Trader, w. N; d. T. Tom
Iitrs0n. Sec.
goy7rH MrMPHrs. Nc. IIs Meets "a Friday OF
.stsII rnonth--Hall. cor N MSdizou and second,
j. Z. Selisrs- ". a.; Benz. X. fuilsn' Stse
J,rfIA ScoT-r No. 2sa. Meets lsf Friday g each
month-Hall cor. Mad isau and second. Johla
Ainslie " Va & s, M9odsaEq y EIiSsyS Zee Of each
r mopth-Odd-FeIiows Hall. P. 81. Stanley,
W.M: ". X. Butts Sec -, 49,
KIEwIENIrsG, No. s4l a. D) Meets 4th friday
OF each 1a0nth--20i Front street John =.
Worsham, S3d, W 81 B..E- fuhsn. I'D, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
EeEsz tESpter. No 4 Nests "a Monday OF eaoh
rnoBtf- f9dd-FelioTs' Hall A. J. Whee. .eri
H p x. u. Psynter, Sec
r. ANDs. r.
EUREKA COgRSis. No. 8. Meets 81 Nondny OF
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall. John Zent,
tn H.; n. j. Wiggih, Rec.
TEsIFLAAs.
r,vsy..,.t .erlfnandery. No 4. Meets S.h lfon-
1av of ,-sra, month JOAN Gent Com. \. J
Wiggin, Rec
A..AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
~ Es7gzf Sired
HERNrEs Lodge II Pel1eei2.a, 18th; No J.,
Stated COMMUNICATIONS = y e. -aesday night
or each month. Henry = y 9oeat'f pa o.
NJ. Charles NJ. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
HTTHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, lith-5 30. 2,
Meets 9Th wednesday OF each Ieontil. 0eors4
Mellersh. sd, g.. NJ. A. l. FIanE-Ahu o. '1-'l'
CSsfPH1A CoansiI OF Princes Of Jerusalem, i6th
40. ]. Benz. X. Enlleni 82d, Iarsh.'. --
C1LV,hFY CHAPTER or Rose Croix, 18th, No. !.
Charles W. Adams, S2d, NJ. ~ H. J. Tom
PHILIPfE DUPI EssEIs Council Of E--b slfh,
NO. !. Henry p. Woodard, 6Zd.' CoIn''a-';
William \. Clno9e -, hsc %. ro,,,
afrsiIs sd Comm. in Chief Dodge 1.
Trader. I'D. keg.'.
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GREAT BARGAINS
READ, READ. READ !
Tremendous Sacrifice |!
Call Early and Secure Bargains.
THIS rs NO HUMBUGi

Look at the Prices OF some few articles, and
rest assured everything in Our storB VIII be
Ohera Al the same low Prices
Callccest 1sst cO,ors u IS and lSceuts per yard.
bleaehed Alonest!c Is. -. - aud z5cta per yard.
Brown Domestics, ard wide IS cents per yard.
9aconets st - cents per yard woTth 50 ceuts.
cents.
Checked Muslin, 25 cents per yard. worth 50 cts
Other white DDS at same low prices.
Ladies' W Whaiebone Corsets, OnIy 81 50 psr pair,
worth g.
Ladie - shoes, including Miles. Webh's and
Thomas Cloth Caters, al fully One-half the
regular prices.
Lidiss' Kid Gloves, all colors, only 81 10 per
pair.
We would call special attention to the above
gloves as Seing in every respect equal 70
Aiexandre's or any other glove which now
sell at 81 :.
Alicienne, FOR ladies' Waists. OILY 81 Der yard
These goods are sold Al 81 IS e. aLy stOre Ia the
city.
LADIES' Paper Collsr- only . cents per box.
LADIES' imitation Pique Collars only 50 cents
per box.
Marselles Bed Spreads, large size, from ss 50
upward.
Ladies Lisen Collars, only 81 "a to 81 3 per
d0gan.
Our Uaeap Tables comprise great number Of
useiuI anu ornamental articles, which mnst be
sold regardless OF cost We mean what we say
and say what We NJ can. Give us q call before
PuFe hssing slgewher
OSE PRICE ONLY.
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In acquainted.
JOHN R. FRAYsER, NJ. d.


5 1ssleHTs, Tenn, February 20, 1867.
We have examined ihe Lenses of Dr.. EEI.S-
EAEDT, and consider tsle-n sg periOr TO any we
have seen. They are admirably adapted not
only 70 improve the imDerfectfouS OF fTuBaired
sight, but IL relieve the weariness CT. VISION
which constant study produc.s- Many OF the
Glasses are OF new and ingenious C1ntriyance.
We cordially recommend the Doctor 20 al
mos who require scientinc optical assistance.
GE0RdE q. GRANT, NJ. D.
E Z. \, NILS 1R @if!.s1f n o. ic. Adams street,
Rev. J. G. STEDMAN
O. WHITE Rec or Of Calvary Church.
KeV..J. ID. MITHERSPOON.
ttes. %. 5, ID 70 10, Pastor Baptist Church.
&. A. DAvsS Cumberland Presby terrain Church.
NJ ID. LILLY, q. - ~.
DR.. K. W. CREI4 HTGas.
VT. IRWIN s0l shelby sire /.
Testimonials similar 20 the above may ~ ssen
a. Iyr. BEENHARDT's office, Il ON
r. u ARNOLD. N. d.. Savannah, Ga.
JOSEPH ~ FL45Nl<Err, Pastor OF St Paul's,
lsOf;sInouth. Va
Hon. JAMES l. ORR, Gogsruor Of South oil
Hon j J0EATHkS & wogTH. Governor OF 1Jortb
Carolina.
Hon. A tURTIS, Governor or Pesusylvapia
Hon. o. p. MORTON, Governor Of md ana
Hon. Il. A. SWIFT. Ex-GovCruor Of Minnesota
Hou. ALEX. RAMSkl, Ex Governor Of Min
Hon, RiOBAgD YATES, Governor OF Illinois
II. sEY MOuR, GsyegRor Of New York
r +. FEN TON. GoyefnoF NJ New York
And many other diSuuguigfls1s & T'fl lemen.
several years OF public 1srslefi-e and
stacy iu The hospitals in Europe, adjusting hpet-
.seles 70 i,ssiPnts under every aspect OF deicSt-
i've Stsfgn, 6s ssiI as experience in an extensive
lonE esla.'its!ied bsaC-sc in his optical stores
both here and rs Enr0ps, ~. hERN Il = RID
considers Ii a sufficient gpHTal tee q. y 3 sblliy
70 apply such glasses as are best ealeultt l'1T
the assistance 6F resQvery OF Imperfect slght.
Office Hours from 9 e nj. 20 5 pm.
OVERTON HOTEL.
Room No. l.
n. Rowing 20 engagements elsewhere, Dr.
BERNHAkDT VIII be able 10 remain here but
ashort time Cnly- tetl.ai ~
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1 have rJund q great deal OF pleasure in
arafning the exquisite fabrics u Dr. BERN
gsRpr IN. the way OF Rye Glasses. Tie Crys-
: i used by him is OF wonderful purity, and the
- = of lis Glasses 50 yersied as TO suit every
l45lreiya5yae 1sigs Of need. he has selected fOl
zoe y tsir on CLASSES, With promise to give
great aid and comfort III Lay GaiuTa reading !
am among tHe many persons tFhufest-ty 20 his
capacity as an oct1li5i Rnd opilciAn ana 70 ile
value IL his services rendered 70 them, several
prominent Clsrgymen and -latesIaen with
Jghom am acquainted; -..
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