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NOTICE.

IIAyING sold the ground on which my Iron Foundry
is sihlied, College street Nashville now offer for
sale the Building it being frame the following dnen
sons AZ feet front ruHnng back 81 feet 66 feet by 90
eet-a stories high good portion OF the building
new the mbers all good, and can be easily moved
Also nv entire stock of patterns which very numerous
consisting OF Engines Mil gearing of almost every descrp
ton and latest STYLES Mill wheels of almost every descrp-
ton frst-rate Engine and Boiler and all the fixtures to
make the same complete Blast Fa of the most approved
plan Mill for grinding Backing, two Cupuloes in good or
der three large Stacks we'll braced with iron rods and kegs
from bottom top Flasks suitable for moudIrg almost
any description OF casting all stock hand finished and
unfinished with everything else pertaining to the Foundry
The above can be got very liberal ermsif desired,
on credit of from to ten years. Possession can be
given in September, 1854 ,,,r,,r
may7-dtrw&H3m 3m* SAMUhhP eNNNl -
DRANDY FRUiTS.-zUdoz assor.ed D.anay
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MEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY

wi tested during the past year. BY many OF the most re-
spectacle citizens ii Nashville The is permitted
to refer Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant was cured
Oa inVeerate Scrofua Also, the servant OF MI j.
Collins of t1e same disease Five of Cancer have
been cured twenty cases Of Bone FeOn Mr. H. H. Joness
son was cured Of Eyes ae- having been under the
treatment of the most distinguished Physicians tor
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity be who will youeh for the great
benefits of hs of treatment without the Of the
kni fe or mercury.
Cancer Scrofula, Rheumatism, Fistula Mercural Dis
cases. Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Ewes and all i'm
purities of the blood
Twenty years Of constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
prior to coming Nashville. Those Interested are res
pecfuly invited to CALL examine and consult free of
charge.
Office No A. Union ST., near Cherry
novlO-ly. EDWARD THOMAS
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The Children's Panacea

Is known to every mother who has used it. a most
invaluable medicine for the removal of and Tor all
diseases that children suffer romI2 months old to
years. Wherever this medicine has once been used,
Mother will ever consent be without it, in her family
For sale by all Druggists in town or country whom
may be obtained pamphlets giving full accounts OF the
Graffenbug Medicines.
ap2e'54 ALEX. MACKENZIE
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SO M l. II HING
N EW A ND VALUABLE.

TIE powerful King the face Of the globe now
esigns supreme in the American Republic The rower
Of the crowned heads Of Europe sink into insigncancs
when compared to that of cur American King
European Kings employ the power vested In them TO
increase the riches of the rich and ordy and reduce
.S greater misery aud degradation the poor and depeu
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
the lordy mansion and humble cabn ready alike
TO administer relief and offer health and happpiuess
The lofty and lowly. the rich and The nnor
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MARSRALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
7. P0MEROY II. D. Inventor and Proprietor.


None Ge1sine is4t has signature Gsd TIE Seal and s.g
nature Of the GrcFeHbarg C"uapang.
TT well known that Dr. Pomeroy the discoverer Of the
justly celebrated Marshars Uterine Catholcon, is
of the Oldest and most skful physicians in this country
The medicine prepared by him, has attained reputa
ton far beyond that awarded other medical pre-
paraon and wherever it has been used it has needed
Recommendation, save its own beneficial effects
But thing has retarded its universal adoption and
use IN every of uterine disease and that its price,
which has been three dollars per bottle
1t is well known that five out of every six in the
country, over is years of age afflicted with the
plants incident to their formation and attendant upon the
function OF mensruaton We all sufferers that
Marshalls Uterine Cahocon will them if vital
part is injured ruptred and has long been
deavor to sell the medicine at price which will enable all
to purchase it. This has finally become practicable and
we now announce that the price Of this etmabe medicine
is reduced to DOLLAR $50 per bottle.
1t is invaluable remedy for diseases OF the Womb
and Is sppendages Urinary Organs ss the Kidneys and
Bladder, and diseases of Pr gnancy-Prolapsus Uteri,
or Falling of the Womb-LeucorrhGs, Whites Flour
Abus all Irregularities of the monthly periodical turns
especially paintnl Menstruaon suppression and
of Urine and scading of the water
diseased action OF the Kidneys, Boatng Dropsi
cal Sweings Also Spinal Complaints, called gen
orally the result of this class OF complaints and will dsap
pear where they exist in the ratio the Uterine
of Pregnancy, such Acdity Nausia
Vomiting, Indigestion and Paintings.
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TKIST SALE OF VAiUAHLE pROPEKTY.

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
~ virtue of deed of trust made tD Trustee by
DThos Gilbert The 18th day Of Feb. 1855 and regis
tered in the Register Office in Davidson county, in Book
No H. pages Il a.d ~ to certain debts therein
mentioned, will the Sd day Of Uv So at the Court
House door in the city of Nashville, expose public sale
credit Of and two years lot in said town, being
part Of lot No @ in plan Of said town. fronting forty feet
Water street and running back eighty feet which
is LARGE BRlCh HOUSE, near the Wire Suspension
Bridge. Also another lot he Southwest side Of Sum
mer extended through Barrow Grove fronting 25
feet said and running back 2O fee: 10 any Alley.
The purchaser will be required 10 give bond with good
curity equal iustanents for the purchase money
and lien will retained By the express provisions of
tbedeed the above lots will be sold free from the equity of
redemption. JESSE W PAGE,
iupe3-td-Drinters' fee 80 Trustee.
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SUNDRIES.
NEUFFER. HENnpIYACo

sfo&MSSioS 4 Mt kCllANTS, for the sale Of Flour
" tram, Bacon and Produce generally, corner of East
Bay and Union Wharves, Charleston T. O.
RAFERENeE>:-lohn Caldwell President s c. RR:R
Duiiu Esq, Charleston, Scan.on Seymor Co Auo,sta
W. H. Stars 20, Augusta; Wm G. Pete Co. Atlanta
French Van Epps, Chattanooga; A. Bell rhattsnooga
0rme, Wilson, Co., Loudon Joseph Potion Charleston
In presenting the above card, would be doing inus-
ee to cur feelings not to express our gratitude to
friends Georgia Tennessee, North and South
Carolina for their past unwaverng patronage since
commencement in this business in lS47. We have nursed
this business from its infancy abored year after to
deveepe the of te back country We have bat
ted with the different lines CT railroad and have been in
srumenia in reducing the freight of produce to reasonable
rates. We have friends in Europe and the north, and
We would say to our friends aud the public that it will
be to their interest 10 cosgn to us pay whole
attention TO the bu sness alone
We will make liberal advancements consignments
mchl7-3m NEUFFER HENDRIX co.
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TRUTH is lnI.ifTY AND WILL PREVAIL.

HUTCHIsOES CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
S the eieetual remedy for Piles, Sore Caked
i Breast, Cuts Bruises, &c, now extant This medi-
with great ire and never fails to give
lief when properly administered Remember
1t Cures Piles-speedily.
II Cures Sores or Caked Breast immediately.
1t Cures Cuts Bruises or Sores-o man or horse.
The afflicted invited TO give it trial If it does not
accomplish what claim for it, then pronounce it hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has in his possession any number Of
ticates from the of Virginia and other States
several of which accompany each box, We give the fol-
lowing from the sheriff Of Bottetourt county, Virgna
Mr. PItzef
FINCAsTLE, Dec. q, 1853.
Mr. HUrCHIsoN-IleIr SRI had been an almost con.
sufferer Piles for twelve years previous
the time heard of your ointment. have given it fair
trial. and for the last years have had symptoms of
the disease, and consider myself entirely cured think it
due to you make this statement, and the public
large that your invaluable ointment should be gem
orally known. lours respectfully r. PlTZEk.
Sold wholesale and retail, by
10. G.. BROWN,
febl1 '54-6md6triw Agent, College street.
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COMPLAINTS OF THE SEASON

/ Sc THE GRAEFEN D1SENTER1 81 RUP-
When the bowels affected in any way; whether the
disease acute or chronic it is equally beneficial in
both cases. whenever there Dysentey, Darroa Bloody
Flux, Gripping and Straning Cramps in the bowels and
Cholera 1t is a certain and immediate remedy ali Of
these complaints.
Ny position Chairman of the Board of Health has
brought constantly in contact with persons suffering
from darrhGI dysentery and cholera So strongly was
impressed with the value of the Graeenberg Dysenry Sy'
rup all Of bowel complaint that caused it to be
sent to Quarantine where the cholera then existed aid IL Is
not little singular that but single was reported al
terward. Facts coming under the observation Of my
sOcates in the Board tend strengthen the belief that this
remedy is invaluable in all of disease of the bowels
7. Il. HlBBAKD, NJ ID.
Chm Board of Health, New York City.
have had an opportunity of Witnessing the effects OF
the Graeienberg Dysentery Syrup in of bowel com
pain especially those of character, and hare
hesitation in saying that is admirably adapted to the
cure of these diseases. T. Il. UEFORRkST, NJ. D.
New YoIk City.
mayGl. ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent.
Price-5O and % cents per Bottle.
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LANDRETH,S GARDEN sEEUs.

- INST received and warranted tresh &c comprising all
10 siies brought to this market Extra Early Peas, Ear
~ Irss six verk beans, Glove Onions &c, by the
Eoin3 Al,. Cabbage Button Onions &C, &c. by the
I J. G. BROWN
70 No. a. College Street.
yVIZE KAXURS AND SlkuPs-zuV dozen Wade a
II IUtchsrs Isbrated RaZorS among which tine AS
s1-troe1t f WARRANTED KAZ0RS, in cases Of one pair
each r private use; also further additional stock Of Bar
hers Razars also Wade Brtchers Razor Slrops new
- - s,,,,,sI ar article FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
Collie S.rsant
a SPIEHCIEJs I,UuTS,-,vvo
II ssla by feb24 '54 80. - y '
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AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, AND NASHVILLE
TELEGRAGH COMPANY.

THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK OF THIS
l. Company, tor the purpose OF extending md cempet
ing the line to Nashville and the branch lines Shelby
vile and Winchester Tenn hereby notified that they
Will be required to pay the iH>talmeHt the 22d inst
soon thereafter be convenient the agent
make d. mand And the payment Of the 4Ih instaent
Certificates of Stock will be issued The putting mp OF
wire and establishing Offices along the lire heretofore
agreed, will be commenced in d short time and all the
towns and villages along the line that have made sub
scrpton to the STOCK male application for otces that
may desire this great convenience their fTning and
commercial prosperity will please Indicate sach desire
NE, or before the 10th OF This month, June that
may be enabled to put UP all progress with the wire
II is the desire of the Company that each intermediate
town that may have Office, should recommend some
Trustworthy person to he taught operate All commun
cations should be addressed me- of = NJ. Scott
Esq City Hotel, Nashville. f. Il. MILLS,
je33t General Agent
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DEM. F. WILLIAMS COMPOUND Ey

DEM. r. WILLIAMS COMPOUND EX-
ID TRACT OF SAitSPARILLA AND lODlDE OF Pu
IASSA In presenting the notice and acceptance of the
Medical Professor of the Public generally the above
preparation, subscriber does benefit Of
Patent right hance value Of article; does he
wish conceal from the knowledge ofts Ingredients
in order TO gain public confidence and favor He would sim
the habit Ofpreparug under the directions ogentemen of
emneHce in the medical profession both in kentucky and
Teubessee the above Compound. Familiar With the best
methods with the of
and powerful apparatus he has sought TO combine together
the tried virtues of various articles of the Mate
ria Medca such popoon and in such cheap and dura
bic form, furnish remedy of certain and wonderful
efficacy by long experience for every disease
thai hrsn is r but Tor large class, numerous
geny hat their gin and parentage strumOus a
thesis faint in the Constitution and blood
such hits swelling, Chrome Ulcers of long standL g
Obstinate letter Ring Worms, Sore Eyes, Scad Head,
phic Disorders and other diseases the in aud blood
very best here in City efficacy in Ner-
vous and General debility, Indigestion Dyspepsia, Infa
nation OF the Kidneys. rheumatism &C. &c.
IDENTIFY recommended in Diseases PecuIar Females
Leueorh& Whites, Suppressed Mensruation, Choro
SIS or Green Sickness Without enumeratrg he
coDen and from the result already before him.
makes the decla alton with emphasis and in truth
remedy for that formidable evil of Kings and King evil
the scroua IN all its proean shapes, whether confined
lone and manifested in the tissues the body,
whether it pervades the entire system.
The above medicine obtained at the Drug Stores of
w. + GRAY, EwlN BROTHERS,
STRETCH d FLEMING, H. G. SCOVEL,
J. G.B BROWN, BERRY & DEMOVIL,
G. W. HENDERSHoTT
Or at the Depot, No %, Broadway, Nashville, Tenn
maI22-amd6w T.. F. WILLIAMS
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CNNE GIG AIRS invite the attention of smokers L,
TO supply OF kegsias which have to-day.
apo. }. NIXON, JR.
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The Gr8ffenburs Dysentery Syrup.

An inallbe remedy for all bowel complaints. In Asia
tic Cholera and ChoeraMorbus, it has wonderful power.
1t cures Dysenery Diarhea, Bloody Fux Gripping, and
Straining, Cramps, &c, &c.
In bottles at 80 and 25 cents.
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DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT,-These
ID Springs will be rented for the present year. leased
TOR term Of years There extensive accommod ions
tor visitors, and everything necessary make them
popular place Ct resort for health pleasure They are
several years have been much equened by the citizens
OF Davidson, Williamson MaHr: and other aeighborng
counties ANY Wishing rent lease will address
MRS. ELIZABETH A WEEAiS,
Bon Aqua P. o.. Hickman county, Tenn
S L. FINLEY,
81 College street opposite Planters Bank, Nashville
marlg '54-tf
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EWING BROS, Ag ut.
W. L. GRAY, Agent.
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DRANDY FKUiTs.-zUdoz. assor.ed D!andy e. a''s
3 Just received ap2O J. NIXON, JR.
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an Inualuable Bool for % cents. '.E6eyy Fanily
should hare Copy"
'TNWEETY THOUSAND Copies sold Mess Irsfsess
l. than months. edition, revised 4 <Ls4s5z2
and improved, just issued. GzHH
Dr. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL
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LET EVERY MOTHER USE THE GRAEF-
ENRERG CHILDREN,S PANACEA.

Price-5O and % cents per Bottle.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

EUROPEAN TIMES OFFICE, AZ NASSAU STREET
u New York.-WIILMER 4 ROGERS, importers OF
foreign books and newspspers--Willner Rogers are
the only authorized agents in the United States for the
Illustrated London News, which they supply by single
numbers to purchasers, to annual subscribers, and
Wholesale to the trade. Volumes 24 aud 25 contain
highly descriptive pictures and maps and everything Of
interest relating TO the warland and fights battles
and sieges Volume 20 will commence with the publica-
tion Of January s. 1855. Complete sets and single
iumcs bound in cloth gilt always for SALE Foreign
newspapers delivered in any part Of New York mmed
ately the arrival Of the steamships forwarded by
mail. Subscriptions received Tor every periodical
world. Books imported in quantity or by single
lumc. CHARLES X. WILMER.
LANGDON M. ROGERS.
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THD CUNARD LINE or 5rsAnRRs.-A stssemeas
mare BY 8. 8. Le~,s. agent Of the Caasrd line OF
sseemsbips haa SO 900 pssasDgers hsd been carried
b thai hne, mot ooe d whom lad beea los. or in
t0ed, bss sssrscsei Considerable asseu ion. Toe
following 10 . copy Of the ssssement, xiich was
made before tn. ooeonef's Jury in zoe case If the
kssS<r to tie Ocean q, Boston. rhs mncnisy
fFsn danger Viii b bas attenued the ussseng srs by
TIE Cu1sro iioe IL fanny wonderful, and sflr
e0e geft possb eveenc. of the care aud .al-
tnD with whic thN ine hss bseD m snssad: =" NJ.
l. wis stated that the line betw7e Liverpool snd
BnetoD bad been In Grafton f.1tteea 3 "a . half
yes next January. The Il At stip If the li0e, sle
b tsonis. sailed fem Liverpool An Jniy, 1910.
1000 pa ssges scro.s te Of 000 miles - a,
have b<ep made; upwards OF $4,000 passengers and
soout tne same Du1br OF thsr "a people have
b. en- ca he'd; that so SIC fs rad been constant
" - nea during that period. and a. not single
psser ger bad, 10 his koo sedge, bsea hsr ned DOR
rear d Of baggage lost by the dsng,rs OF the 81 .
Tess IN 1910, the year the s'e.sn.rs commsnced
- fOseisn v-sseis, was about $500 900; lass year.
1859, the impostaticns in foreign vessels we're
3l7 900 600. The inc,eass yearl. had bsan enor-
NOUS tire greassr part, probably moro toan 70
thiScs, rad come in The steamers Of t1is hse; there
bad heen no hss OF cargo, and only one average Ell
5000 ~ &iO,00o to psy for hsuing the Oembrs
from, on Cape Cod. Nr. Lewis said he did not
hoa,tiDgly wake this tatement-fhe line ha1 been
ecaliarly fortuusts bus be suiply gave the n "a
10 sbow teat those havtcg charge OF the ships had
sestsitIy not bee reckless, Dur I'd used proper
- &c OF caution o care FIR the passengers End
ftfphs entrusted 10 ITEM. ra.s staseMaut Ia maze
y yeeard :, ths Boston mail line. The New York
ht< Of thu line have o,es equally fortunste
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LIQUORS. &c.

A SUPERIOR QUALITY or BRANDlES, WINE
n Scotch and Irish whskeys, rums sns, syrups aud
and porter, In bottles for family use For sale al NJ
H. UNpLRHlIIS, 400 Broome street, corner Of Crosby
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THE MILITARY.

4, II A MEETING OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE or
"A the Shaw Guard, Monday evening. Dec. II, sub
sequent to their first annual ball. the following resou
tons unanimously adopted
Resolved That the sincere and heartfelt thanks OF the
company due 10 sheltons Band for the magnificent
music dscoursed TO the evening of ball For
their Kind anticipation Of all little wishes
deeply thankful. That they musicians in tho bigh
est sense OF the word bear witness. Their gentle
manly conduct will not soon be forgotten by the
bers OF the committee whose most anxious wish IL that
they may continue to meet with that they
worthy Of and deserving.
Resolved, That we feel deeply grateful 10 the lady
friends Of the company for being present in such
bers although the weather unpropitious, thus
aiding TO complete OF the most pleasant evenings
spent in our yestb feel highly complinented ny
their presence would be superfluous to mention.
Resolved, That our friends, each aud ALL who we're
persent possess most lively feelings OF regard and
We them that IL with the utmost regre.
that we concluded evening pleasantly spent.
Resolved Tba; copy OF the foregoing resolutions be
presented to Shelton Band and also published in the
New York Herald FRANK CURTIS, Chairman
j. MACYARLASE, Secretary.
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Galen Acknowledges that Purgatlon II the
principal reliance as means Of cure Dr. Hamilton says
the time 10 not very remote when Il will Do the only
used for restoring diseased bodies health Ths
most innocent and reliable purgatve known IL the pills
Of Dr. Brandreth, which have In this city reputs-
ton Of twenty years, and still progressing In popu
lar favor Brandreths pills sold at rs cents per box
at 274 Bowery 24l Hudson street. and at the principal
Office - Canal street. two doors from Broadway bran
dxeth building, and 1t 40 900 stores in this Union.
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Died.
On Friday morning. December Is, Mr. CHARLES
CUMMINGS, aged 90 years.
His friends invited 10 attend his funeral from his
late residences No. Amity street. to morrow afternoon
at one O'Clock
In this city, December IA, OF commissions, ANDREW
JOSEPH, OF Andrew and Mary Gonzales, aged year,
months and 10 days. His funeral will take place at
one O'Clock this afternoon from No. lis st. Marks
place.
On Friday morning, December Is, Of consumption,
Mrs. JULIA EIzARETH ST JoHE CLARK eldest daughter OF
Witt Clinton Clark aged rs years months and u days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to aftcr
ut the residence of her parents lis aurans street.
Her remains will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
At the residence OF Jacob Sloat of Sloatsburg after
protracted hness MARY JANE second daughter Of the
late John and Elizabeth Cochran.
The friends of the family respectfully invited at
tend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at IL O'CLOCK,
at Sloatsbnrg.
Cars leave Jersey City from the New York and Erie
depot at 10A. M returning, leave Sloatsburg, at ~
p. NJ.
On Thursday December Is after lingering illness,
THOMAS STONE PORTER, in the SD year of his age.
His friends and those Of his father law, Robert
Fisher, and of his brothers-inaw, q. c., W., Al,
and d Fisher, and William Meekcs, respectfully in
vtd to attend his funeral afternoon at
O'Clock, from his late residence, 1S4 Ludlow street.
without further invitation.
On Friday, December IL, JAMES CARY, aged "a years
and 8 months native Of Ballnasloe, County Galway,
Ireland.
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence SO
Green street. To- afternoon Mt two O'Clock. The
remains win be taken TO Calvary Cemetery for inter-
ment.
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XELI.L BE pupLIsarp, pEcEMDER is, rnE IlFl

VxTIIL BE PUBLISHED, DECEMBER is, THE LIFE
w Of Horace Greeley, editor. Of the New York
Tribune. by James Parton: limo cloth, 450 pp, illus
trated Price 81 IS This Is full, complete and reI
able biography Of this remarkable man; prepared, not
by partisan, who youli present. only side but by
entirely disntercsted AMI impartial who in its pre-
paraon has visited every place where his hero has
sided, and obtained the most minute information from
the most reliable sources. II IS not q mere sswootcn
biography but adds to charm of truth the
ton Of novel. 1T s,n says the proof reader, thc
most interesting biography ever read" number OF
illustrations, including full length portrait of Horace
Greeley, &c add interest to the book. Published by
MASON BROTHEIS, % Park row, New YORK.
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INSURANCE..

surance Company, established 1S20-Capital
O0o o0065 Wall street No extra charge for crossing
the Atlantic, Profits will be divdcd in 1865. Half pre-
miums may remain on loan note being required. A
policy is excellent collateral security CO Wall street
GEORGE N. KNEvlTT.