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TR1- LL.rE OF

i xAeA- W'EEKLf LLN.E OF as25zae 1a Four Horse Post Coaches, MONTGOMERY TO agNTsylLLE iril &NasH
 Also to Deeatur aud Tustumbia.
 dA do Ies' do "'n,g9"efy da 10 Nasbs'Ie u1'sHe s5 Fare from do Decatur 3,
 do do Tuscumbio, ?. Only 200 miles Staging and 30 mil, by Steamboa mo between Mongonlry and Hu tsvlllt. i9o miles SIaging and 60 miles by Steamboat be- tween Montgomery and Decatur.
 And 4O mil by Rail Road from Decatur 10 Tus cumbia.
 Time "A hours soor CT, and Fare S12 cheaper thar by any other route.
 MESSENGERS by this route will leavs A Montgomery Tuesdays, Thursday, and Sundays at a. m. in four horse posi coaches yla Wetuml ka, .Syllacoeea, Mar. dl,vllle, Tallad ga, Alexandra, Jackson yllle, Centre and Blue Poud thence D, daily line of post coaches via Van Buren 10 Gunler's Landing, lherce by the fine daily mail steamer oNews," P. ToDD, mas. ter. via Whilesburg (connectinc here with Huntsville and Nashville coaches) 10 De. caiur, thence by railroad via Hillsboro Courlland, Jonesboro, Leighton lo Tus, cumbia.
 Passengers to Montgomery by this line should leave Tuscumbia, Decatur and Huntsville on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays to connect with Montgomery line. which leaves Blue Pond on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays on arrival ol wes- tern coach. Through from Tuscumba 10 Montgomery in 70 hours nom Decatur in 62 hours, and from Huntsville in 50 hours, including a!lstoppages
 This lme is now well stocked with good coaches, horses, and experienced and care lul drivers and by the 10th of November the stage part ot ,ne route will be supplied with large and comfortable nine passenger coaches throughout it's whole extent.
 The lrl weekly portion of this line con meets at Blue Pond with the daily line ol rosl coaches from lhe west. hch runs via Rome, Ga. to Kingston on Western aud Atlantic Rail Road-distance, Bue Pond to King ston 50 miles. from Kingston 10 Charleston 370 mlles-time, g hours.
 Between Montgomery and W etumpka a line o coaches and lacks will leave Mont eomery daily. except Saturdays, at 8 a. m and leave Wetumlka Tuesdays, Thurs, days and Saturdays al 3a m, and also same days al 4 ?. m.-throngh in hours.
 Between Huntsville and WhIesburg a Iwlce daily line of coaches will connect with the daily mail steamer "News" in her ascending and descending trips. Passen- gers from Decatur aud Tuscumbia to Huntsville are promised they will not be detained al Whitesburg.
 The travelling public are assured that every attention will be paid 10 their comioil and expedition. =.9###.==#
 For Tickets apply 10
 J. c. RIDDLE, Montgomery.
 J. J. PITM AN, Huntsville
 Offices WINDEE X NELSON,
 ofl PRICE & HOUGH, Nashville. Montgomery, Oct. 26 1Sl7 Al
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DEA FNESS.

Use DI. McNan's ACOUSTIC OIL, for the cure nf Deafness. Also, all those disagreeable noises like the hnzzing of ln- sccts, failing oi water, whizzing oi srrsm. which are symptoms oi an approaching drainess. Many persons who have been deaf for ten, fifteen. or twenty years. and were suhjeci lo using rar-irum,pels have. after nslng one or two bottles, tn.own aside these lrnmpets, being made perfectly well, II has cured cases of ten. GfIeen, and even thirty year. st.Gding of Deafness. Price, s per flask.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The original and genuine Magical Pain Fxtracior, sold by Coms,ock t Co, s Pc, dra- street, is sovereign remedy fol Burns, Scads, Sore Eyes and Nipples. Erysiprlas. Barber's Itch, Cuts, E,uptions of ihe skin. &c.
 % Caution.-Dalley's original and only genuine Magical Pain Extractor, wIl be cold 10 merchants, al 59 PGvdras >t., New Orleans, SO tIey can make lC0 per cent on it. Also JEW DAVlD'S, or HEBREW PLASTER. The only genuine.
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< valuable Medicine,
'hen he undersigned ddminister Nh G,hnr..An zs.aVs

V hen the undersigned Gdnintster. O
 No Csgrp.--Ao Fay!
 vg1HE Subscriber offers 10 the public gen -a. erally, his sale and valuable Cnm pound syrup ot Rhubarbfor the cure ofacuie and chfoeic DlarrhGa and Dyse entery. Chol era Morous. Llpntery, DoiMnenteltis. Ca, dialela, Gasliits and the various morbid heterogeneous ol rhe alimeniarv canal. The Compound Syrup has been tried by proes- sional men of ialent and expfience, with the ',appiest effect. Persons who have long heen a fl cled with Chronic Diarrhna and DysenteY, have found immediate and entire relief. Consequently, for the bent ii o those who are afflicted with the above diseases. have teLdered il to their use. and should The remedy not prove effeclual no charge will be made. Call and try.
 For sale al VIM. B. COOPER'S Drug Store. H etumpaa, Ala. at which place may be f,and, unless otherwise engaged.
 DIR. VIM. H. MOTT. This is 10 certify, that have tried Dr. Mott's Compound Syrup of RheubarL for DsrrhGa, and find i, 10 he an excellent re- medy, Tn fact, moi having failed in any case Tn which have used It.
 W. E. BolssEAu, Vet mpka, Feb. 22, IS4S Stf
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DR. hl|.E ROYS|
THE WONDER OF THE AGE!
 DIR. LIZ asOS'S Sarsaparilla & Wild Cherry
 p EL L S.

EAIFFER from all others in their opera Ny ton, Their effect is not confined to any particular pa ol the system, but act euualIy on all parts. ln all chronic diseases a few boxes Of these pills ef. an imme- diale and certain cure.
 The Sarsaparilla aud Wild Cherry Pills are gradually dissolved in ihe stomach, and taken up by he lacteal vessels, and distrl- buted through every artery and vein, pun- tying each and all in is course, and work ing gently. yet powerfully, il reaches every part of the system. and restores tue affected part al once to healthy and pure action Through its component paris, SARSA- PARILLA and M lLD CHI ERRI. it pos sesses the URmc Thule of all medicines, the ability 10 purge and purify, and al the same time strengthen and lone the stomach. Consequently ihe bowels are never left by rhem in d weak and disorder, q stale, as Is The case with other pills, and therefore lheir operation is never followed by saose queni cosllveness.
 phe discovery of ,he conponnding the
 sarsapariila & Wild Ciaerry
 Pills
 was mol discovered by the Camanehe ln> diaus. nor ia the Fejee Islands. but by one of the most talented physicians ol London, and who received he Medal awarded by the COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AT PARIS. To al ph, scians who make val. uablp discovery in the healing art.
 All oi the common diseases 10 which the human family are liable are al once eradi- caled by Dr. Le Rows Pilis. bu, t is in those cases which have been pronounced | iucurable by phy>rians, that their great power and efficacy are proved.
 The proprietor has often tried these pills in cases which regular physicians have pro nouneed incurable, and upon which most oi the popular remedies had beer tried in vain and he is proud in having the qualification to say tha; in almost every case Il has met with entire success.
 Prrte 25 cts per box For sale by
 VIM B. COOPER. Welumpka.
 COSTAR & cox. Montgomery. And bv Druggists generally.
 March ', 1S4S. 1O-om-
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pR. LARzETTI's JUNO CORDIAL, OR PRO
 CREATIVE ELMER.

For both male and female prescribed as an eifrctnal restorative in cases of dehiIny impolency. or barrenuesS and all irregular lt'es of nature. It is all that it prole.ses to be, viz: Natures grand restorative and re medy for those in lhe married >iate with out offspring. IL has hren used with com plcte success by some ol Ihe first families in this city, and proved il>elf 10 be boon which has been the cause of blessings oi priceless value, bv acting as a restorative 10 remedy these iuexrIicshle irregular lies e: nature. the existence of which renders the married stale barren waste and void of happiness. For chronic cases of Leu corrhna and o'her complaints of this na iurc, II Is a certain cure.
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AfAAB AHA P PENHTENTIARY II

EHa Il E undersigned having leased the a
 N hove inStilulio tor q term of years and thereby releved the whole people of Alabama from an annual tix ot several thousand dollars, hereby confidently appeal h the genelous aid of his friends and the liberal patronage of the citizens of the State generally but notrelyino solely upon the generosity of the one, or the lberality oi the other, he avalls himself of this op- noriunity 10 announce tha, having engaged the services Of head workmen o long ex- perience, and of unques,iooed good cha racter io superntend the various depart menis, he is prepared 10 fill orders in most of tae Mechanical Branches, with as much neatness, and workman-lke style, a, can be done in any of the Northern cities; and lhai he expects and is determined 10 give entire satisfaction 10 all who nav pat,onize him, and thus make it to THE[R OWN INTEREST TO DO so; that all work done in tht Peniientiarv >halI be WAR RANeED, and any deficiency in the same, wall be repaifed free of chafee; that he IS maklne every exerton 10 procure the best of material for every branch of labor he is carrying on; thai fully aware of lnp deer rtsts he has at stake, be is deie,7niRe4 10 maire a reBmtutioa for the work he luIa. out. and therefore, insists, that the work heretofore executed, under the State ad mi. ni, tralon. shall not be The criterion hy which his shall be judged One fair lrlal is ali he asks 10 Insure a continuance of pal ronage.
 He has on band,
 s,000 pr Russet brogans from 50 cts to s
 npr mar.
 1000 pr Black brogans from 75 to Sl 2( Ladies' fine morocco & calf skin shoes 56 Genilemen's do do from 75to2 25
 do fine Boots, best quality, 50 do coa -se, do 3OG Hats oi all description from wool hat at 1 50 cents to the fnest Beaver, at S9 nO Having the services of first rate Tailor he Is prepared to execute all orders in that line with prcmplness, and in the most fashionable styles.
 i Se@ars ol any quality or quantity and al | most at a:v price
 Coopering of all kinds on hand and made
 10 order.
 l Sign and Ornamental painting done in the l neaipst manner. 1 Furniture of all kinds made to order and a 1 variety on hand. Carriages Barouches and Bugees repaired
 and made 10 order.
 1 Wagons a variety on hand and made lt i order ! BIacksmithing in all its various branches i avariety ot blow worK on hand. and g
 general variety of articles too numerou, | tn mention. t.r
 Tobacco will be maie up on shares, if de
 sired. Orders from distance will bt
 punclually attended 10 ,...
 l will barter any of the above named ar ticles for good sound hides. Or any article. that may he needed at said Institution.
 It is suggested that rrders for Negr, 1 Shofs should be sent on as soon as possible Cash, or bllls or drafts on any good hh IS, in Mobile will be taken in payment of pnr 1 chases. Terms in coonformit, with ih, times. 1.--.l
 fe JOHN G. GRAHAM. Lessee. l July Is, lS47. 2S-lf
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Religious Books.

pIBLES, large and small as low as 25 ID cents. large rrin, TesIaments, Pres byterian, Baptist, ("Cluster" and Baptist Hymns,") and Methodist Hymns-most of thr publications oi the Tract Society and al New York prices Question books, Hen ", Clarke, Barnes and Benson's Commek K taries, al Y. P. DALE'S.
 June &. 1S47 M tftyy
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N. ORLEANS, April 8, l847. MT Jno. Price :-Sir, have great pleasure in assuring you, that after some experience If the character of TEXAS TONIC, l lee tho zed 10 give ii my decided op non that, as a proven. i've of disease and an altern,iye medicine, il is ot excelied iy any preparation of human skill that in d,sposing of this medicine, consider m, St If as ndulging in extensive philanthropy,
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From Gov Reynolds, of MO.

MT. Jno Pricc-Sir, sometime last summer you TEXAS TONIC. It came very opperluney ', for my fe had been lab ring for some time with derangment of stomach, a torpid liver, with dis ea-ed sbin,-she immediately coemcnced its use, and has found very nsidelable relief so much so tha she desires two more bott'es. If you can send ii 10 the house ofJ & G. Walsh, St Louis, they will receive il and pay for it f r me. Youi mme fate attention will greatly obliee your obed- ent servant I'll. REYNOLDS.
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TUST RECEiVED--A A comple,e as- sJ sorment oi Pearl. Straw and Florence Bonn.ts, al HEARD & DUES
 Nov. ?, tS47. 4 t3 ela tf44
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" INTER GiNGHAMS.--20 pieces jYE very rich Turkey Ginehams, for sale low by ss ae h HEARD & DUE.
 r Nov 30, lS47 ,,s,i.r 5,.#, AS
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Jefferson City, Dec 2U. Io4Z. From Ex-GOv asunneIs, of M iss.

VBslU11, DBC I64O
 Jno. Price, Esq:- Sir, having used myself and in my family, seve al bottles of "Price's P tent Texa Tonic" and having experi need much bene- fit fromit, take pleasure in recommending it 10 the public as a valuable family medicine. Res ecfully,
 II (. RIINNEI S
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From flames RuMscy Skiles of
 Kentucky.

Effects of ihe use of one bottle of Prices Patent Texas Tonic. for Dyspepsia.
 Louisville, Ky, Aprll, 1916. Dear Sir: am i'll Louisville the jcct of sur prise my intimate friends, a dnot less 10 myself Ihink could have sold 50 or 100 bottles (ofPnce's Paent Texas Ton c.) long period of l-healih well known [, my friends. and my sudden res- torntion-f man of 45, >trikes them very forci- bly. Tell the cprieto' if makes me az mt for the State of Kentucky, can be ofservice to him. Yours sincerely,
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 From ThOsaaas Harrison Esq, se'cy, REX. Departments, Tns- c:slOasa

EXECUTIVE Orr E, Tuscaloosa, Sept. 20, lS42
 Dear Slr-One bottle of your Texas Tonic, drec- ed to Gov. Fitzpatrick, was received at this office during thu absence of his Exceilency l have been laborlne for severa years with pam in the breast and constipation of the bowels-have used part of the bottle. and find great lief anxious 10 ootain six bottles,
 Enclosed you will receive thirty do lars, the amount of the Tonic. The lott received through Gov. Fitzpatrick divided with some of my fri, nds and they are delighted wi h it. 1 believe that number of fbottles might be sold here. Very res- pect y, your obedl nl serv mt,
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BILIOUS COMpLAy7s.

in all Their multiplied forms. A feelin of
 impalience comes over him that so little
 has thus far been accomplished to prevent and cure these; especially when he consd- CTS that no class oi diseases yield SD readi- ly 10 proper means. It Is not 100 much 10 say that t the difficulty alluded io were re- moved and the
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

Our readers are already informed, that by a
vote of the Senate, at the close of the last ses-
sion, the Union" selected as one OF the
journals in which the proceedings and debates of
that body are to be published. similar ar
rangement the part of the House of Repre-
sentatlyes will, it is hoped, be made when that
body meets. 1t is our purpose to, make the
WEEKLY UNION hereafter, as il has been hereto
fore, political, commercial, and miscellaneous
sheet, and to increase rather than diminishlts eff
cheney in these several departments. To afford
space for this purpose, and at the same time to
furnish to our subscribers our full congressional
reports, we propose to issue, during the session
of Congress, a CONGRESSIONAL SUPPLE
MENT TO THE WEEKLY UNION, which
shall contain the full reports as published in our
daily edition. There will be at least one number
Of the Supplement per week, of the same size and
form as the CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER" The
price of our Weekly Union has heretofore been
put very low. But determined as we are to spare
no efforts to increase already extensive circu-
lation, we propose to afford to our subscribers
both the WEEKLY UNION for one year, and the
CONGRESSIONAL SUPPLEMENT during the session
of Congress, at the same price at which the
Weekly Union alone has been hitherto published,
Uiz TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, INVARIABLY IN
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THE UNION.

is likely that Raspaa, prisoner at Vncennes will be the
candidate of the red republic and the socialists general
Possibly as millions OF votes, al least, necessary
for choice by the people, II will devolve the Assem-
by whom the constitution invests with the selection
such case of any of the five highest candidates the
list.
La Prose- has begun the publication of Chaieaubrands
Posthumous Memoirs. The teutlleton has prodg
sale friend al my elbow has translated for you rapid
ly, the authors introductory pages, which | enclose.
Lord Brougham is now here the National of this
ing handles him roughly he is mercessy ageated
in the London Times. To-day we have nothing Of
moment from abroad, except that Vienna was closely
bockaded by the imperial troops, and that the Sandman
Chamber of Deputies has decided for prolongaton of
the armstce with the Ausrians The Leghorn mob has
mastered the government of Tuscany The ministry at
Amsterdam about to issue exchequer-bils 10 The
amount of ten millions of francs. Our Assembly
passed, yesterday liberal and equitable bill respect
ing the private properly of the Orleans family Some
forty or ifty-hve millions of francs will remain to
them after discharge of debts due In France, and
petent annuity is allowed until the final liquidation and
settlement All the convcts of Observation-Disclosures to
be transported to Algeria, and to form penal colony
The annual public convocaon OF the tve academies OF
the French institute held yesterday Leveuer read
expose of the progress Of astronomical science which
does him infinite honor for knowledge perspcuy, plen
tude, and elevated views and proprey of tone and
dction. The consul supplied six distinguished Amer
leans" with tickets for the best seats.
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OUNCE the closing of the last business the City
~ Hotel has been entirely repair papercd and other
wise embelshed; and addition Of genlemans par
or the first floor Also hot and cold water baths, and
many other improvements requisite the comfort of the
travelling community The house is pleasantly situated
in the most agreeable part of the city, the Presidents
house and the executive offices.
The building is four stories high fronting Pennsyva-
MIA avenue lao feet and lh us feet, containing
lao OF large sze well arranged, with paors and
chambers attached and suits of for fames-all
well lighted and ventilated.
The ladies' parlor is large pleasant, and convenient
the ladies' ordinary.
With practical knowledge Of hotel keeping and one
years experience in Washington with personal
ton to business. we trust the City Hotel will compare IA
vorably with any hotel in this country.
E. ID. ~ ii. A. WILLARD
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Nov. Ii, 1873 Nov l4-d2w
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r1nENCH and Spanish LanguaQss.-l

T1IaENCH and Spanish Lsnguages-J. MEIERE, late
L professor United States navy, Yale College, Ne.
specially acquanIs the citizens of Washington that he
plates giving instruction in the above languages,
as well in the English 10 foreigners.
Prof Meiere aaers himself that his reputation in
strucor well established here require particular
references.
For TERMS &c. address NJ, at the bookstores of Messrs
Franck Taylor, Taylor ~ Maury and Fischer, his
residence at Mrs Williams opposite Mr. Franck Tayors,
Penns ylv ania avenue, Nov S-f
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TO PERPEruATE PEACE.

LJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
at the breech, the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load required pass three inches to
barel the mechanical embodes the best scien-
t6c principles for this purpose and enables person to
load and fire the gun the of thr hundred times
hour and keep the gun clean, the load always dry, make
rate fit Of the ball. enables il, also to shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warllke purposes.
They made order, either in muket rifle, bine
and shot gun form and delivered governments ndivd
uaIs, organized bodies of whose purposes
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States. ..q ... .......
WIN w. HUBBELL,
Aug. LIFT Patenee, Philadelphia.
.Tre subsc fred times
minutes 'I.
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The correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot dominates
Mr.. Clayton Secretary of State, ("and mistake;
Abbott Lawrence Secretary of the Treasury; Balie
Peyton Secretary of War; Thomas Butler King as
Secretary of the Navy; Edward Bates, of Missouri as
Postmaster General; and John J. Crenden as Attorney
General. The same writer not satisfied with making all
entire cabinet for the President elect, proceeds to weld
the sceptre and make other appointments: Mr. Webster
minister to London; William C. Rives to France
w. C. Preston to Spain; George Evans TO Russia; W.
H. Seward to Brazil Henry w billiard to Prussia
With unexampled modesty, he goes on to remove two
officers, one of whom is the newlyappoined governor
of Oregon, Gen. Lane the marion of the war" OpI
friend Mr. Thomas J. Campbell will not thank him Tor
unceremoniousy dismssng him from the clerkship
the House OF Representatives, and supplying the vacancy
with the name of John c. Clark, of western New York.
or Mr.. Alexander Ramsey, of Pennsylvania. These
wings remind of the witty Charles Surface, in selling
his family pictures "f cannot make free with bis
own relations, who the ID CAM"
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LNROM LONDON.-Mitchelrs Manual OF Practical AS
Il saying
The Statistical Companion, by Banteld and Weld
Brown Planting, rearing, and Management of Forest
Trees aN..
The British ConsuIs Hand Book
Vogt's Letters on Chess
Boswel's Johnson new edition. (ls4s) with much adj
donal matter, portraits &c; edited by Croker
McCulochs British Empire, Sd edition. 2 vols
Hollands British Anglers Manual, edition, 1913
edited by Jesse; many engravings
Outpost Duty for Officers OF Cavalry, by Lieutenant Col
Ponsonby, 18th dragons
The Naval Forces of France, by the Prince de Joavile
The High pressure Steam-engne, by Alban, vols,
many engravings; London, 1913
Pompeii, De strucon and Redscovcry, vol, several
hundred engravings
Songs and Ballads from English History
Robinson Crusoe, beautiful illustrations
Hayer Perspective, Drawing and Miniature Ora
and Oil Painting
Byron's Tales and Minor Poems VOL, with Findens
splendid illustrations ... 49,.
Just imported direct from London by FRANCK TAY-
LOR, with many others, this day opened.
Nov 23
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FROM CoNsTANTNoPLE.-The New York Herald mas
IN the Courier de Constannope of the latest date INC
following:
Sr Dabney Carr, resident minister of the United states
ot America at Consantinope, went TO the palace oil o
sublime Porte, where he had conference with his exec,
ency the Minister for Foreign Affairs He received
With and marks OF deetence by all the officers
of the Sultan"
This knightng of Mr.. Carr doubt as amusing
to himself as II will be to his many friends here.
Baltimore Republican.