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shr ac,Ntfitoh ol 'ip''isi of b'u'snhh' W
Texas. and perhaps Tor tho territory we
acquired from Mexico uhier The treaty Of
Guadalupe Hidalgo. There may have
been good reasons for purchasing tho Miss
ella Valley; bu. in the opinion Of many.
there wa. good dea! too much paid for i
Admitting. however. there were good
reasons for all these acquisitions. and whs,
taeni Mas, We 60 on with the sword in
one hand. ard the purse in the other. adding
new territory after new ,erriiory' IL shere
10 be no end 10 purchase OF wsr'
We must have Cuba, Canada. and the
Sandwich Islands II we &c. thee. We
shall want Mexico aud the south American
STATES
". must have Cuba say ths.e restless,
spt,s We cannot erIsi any longer with
GOT i. l.rs', A.lbus'cfing WAS tried. and
/, proved failure. the Hi,emp, TO purchase
was equally r"3ueces.ipl. Tho nss, thing
10 hs done /, TO embtoil tho country in a
war wish Spain. Such u tho ob)ec. and
aim, desire and purpose. Of large number
Of inilusnlial and talented men. Every
resource il to hs tiled no stone IL TO be
left untu,ned Cottages are TO be msnu-
featured ard to be magnidsd ard, ~ II
tia 'seto nat enough, tho country - to be
alarmed With the idea tia, Span viii AG,,
CAME tho island
The ls,e-, effort Of this Mud is found in
tho statement OF leading American joaf,
nal. that the spanish Minister OF Foreign
Mar, had announced io The Co,les that
Spain had determined on this hornd policy
Even tina, Usually sIaid and reliable paper
the Richmond Enquirer Is deceived by the
cry. ard call. upon the South to arouse
or b. forever lost Thus thu, sterling
democratic pint opens ON the subject
TnG ApotirIoN 90 Sl,yrHY tN CrnA 49,
Tho Asia hn- brought intelligence from
Nsdfid Of rs momeutous a character to the
South rs any ever conveyed across the
Atlantic Tho abolition Of slavery in Gus
ba. la. been resolved upon by the Spanish
government Tho Madrid correspondent
Of Ia PrefFe' 81 Paris. (fm'le terar'
din, psp.s. in letter dated the 9Th Of
March, states that ~ the session OF 'he
tof,es of that day, Nr. Lsaariega, tue
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, made de>
claratinn which reflects the highest honor
upon hIm, M well "a upon 'ho cabinet
whose sentiments ha expresses Tie 'sid,
that without invading the rights OF esiab>
Il,hed property, without refusing TO com
pensats Them by suitable Indemnify IN"
-" .h.,h.,a, ,a.,,,,,,an a,h,,b
all Civilized nation. co,d.mne1 nud which
be did not fear ~ call pes, and shame
TO humanity Inc correspondent pros
oe''s ''p T'P"''''o ''''.s''} ""' Wv
ini,is,,o, Go,, the fac, that neg,o slavery
reekoned IN lbi, liberal land OF Spsn. nu
merous and very warm pariaans. Md 'ot
I "Ds i,'"l'' 'he ''e'''"''"" y nor "''"o''
,...., it,. ,..,....
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,.oyeruor Nsitcson, Of Illinois, disre>
sfdiag he choice Of Lyman Trumhull Ms
niird State. senator by the Legislature,
Va. resolved to declare tina, election void /,
md on the ground tia, there 10 now va
aar, ia the Ssnstorship. intend, Masking
40 appointment, on his own responsibility
IN. Shield. j. The gentleman dessnatrd
AY the fivsnnof fo' has ofiee
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IOl, lO\t;RliSS.

lion. JOHN f. MILLS. Of Red River -
candidate for CONGRESS-, AZ the ensuing
August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28

IT lhe Flag If the I nior, Iiender
.1n, Te.a., has been changed 10 tho Star
Spanulod Tanner distinction wlaon,
difference, aud suggestive Of the pnriy
20 which ii helougs Nlways catching at
some hsh.soandrg or odj name 70 attract
,hs multitude bot whether "a lederali.ts.
vhie.. or know no'linss. we recognize j.
as M 'ae same
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6-r- The oho hsd been ri-ing At Pitts
hug unlll the lDh when /, WAS falling
On the 18th i had ten lee. l0inches water
10 the channel
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Gtl- We are sgain under obligations To
O !, Syoa Esq Stage Agent, Shreveport,
lnr late pape,s, and for his kindness Ia for
wardine rs over Tho stage line bundle OF
printing paper VIZ = i. an ohligiug aud
coufteous gentleman. and, IN returning oar
thauks 10 him. we embrace tho occasion -
.ay word of compliment to Nj BRAD
ririp aud hi, line Of coaches. lor fine
.lages and teams regularity, dispatch, =
lcsjre 90 accommodate aud TO -a.sfy pub
De- eSpec'aiian, this lno IS Inferior TO none
m tie .Souih
6-y- We ere Indebted to our ifpud Dr.
y IR,vtts for New lo,a papers OF the
l5th. New Orleans dates OF the evening
~ the 9ls, inst, and q California psrer
Il the 2oh ut For these opportune
.vof- he Will please accept our thanks.
Dr. + has jus, returned from a business
'rip to the North. made with extraordinary
aspnlch. II common with his numerous
lends we are pleased TO sec him looaing
p hne health and spirits. Success attend
ina IN all his pursuits.
N,nntrs the New Orlesus evening
le.,a % the 2ls'. Mid Hing cotton isqgo,ed
q from :. to 81
e.. -
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FArNL A,VinrNr.--A singular ana Nv
accident. ssys the Hartford Times OF ~.
10Th, uIi., oscurrcd this afternoon st tho nv
factory in ,hia town, A one Of The vow
men, An Englishman. named John Che''','
wss attempting to mend belt with a. ~.
his hand slipped and the swl pierced b" ~
He walked shou. thirty feet. fell down. =
expired in about ten minutss. lie hsse
East Hartford, and leaves . WIFE, w.
children and sister, Who depended W.
him tot their support
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Gov. t. " P.ase IL out ~ commune,
ea,lon in favor of the State system OF
h,ef1s' Improvements We shall publish
"a next week
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Extraordinary Death s'en 0ydsspAe>..
we nave aIfe"oY mentioned the deaf,
OF Mr. y, Rodgers OF Franklin count,
oh'o' by hyo,op"oo's' As We have al
rehuy s'"'e"' "e was ''''e'' ny mad doy
some 'h''N wars s''iee' ana IN The interim
had frequently eSfe''eneea very unpseasan,
Sensations 'hn"sh without guessing At IL.
'e"' CAUSE D'"i p" VA" VI powerful ply.
s'c"' '"''e' "eS"'s "''' TWO hundred
po'""'' :" ppoAo'e "a, "e strength u
n's eo"' '''"''O" NY, '"' '"ee' OF Tue virvs
W us ''''''" 1'J ''r "" mo 10th Of
"'s VI him
o' 'h' manu- VIZ" "e instantly remarked
70 avs WIG '""' ~ "''e. 'e'' .uoh pain.
.'t'"u ~ I'm "'' ~" IKE An slec,
Wv So s however, oc.
49, aJ IT,, ''y ssssss
" y, - 80 '''' 'e'ef' The
va, W." -,
80 IS ,,, Nv, y" 70 nave bt'
&c" '''''"' - ""'" 'he hogs
'eo""'' 49, '''',n wests
A'"'' va "' rs ,'Ftoee" 20 nave bssn
'""'' ~, "ecams N.
9""''''o' vi" =. al once Gsl.
'""'' "',"'' US ""'oh with ths
''"' U ,'''',' NV :" "' system, he
e"1s was "ope''s' ~, 81" immediately
SCI "'o"' o'os"s w n's V"''"e''' aud made
MS WILL communicating ",' approximations
10 no l'e'so"s' nov a''' MS 'sn''y. Tie
e'yoye" "s""' "'"''' W =" "sanssday
before MS "s''"' ""e" Wv '!"p'ons Of
'YuroP"ou'' pes"' " '''"''''e'' '"cmse's",
causing nun hoNe'e'' W. serious 'hconve'
h'enee uh''' r'''y 'o'"'"e' ""en on s'>
tempting 10 WASH n'' """us ana lace, h
io"nd l'h'ss'' u""o'e W ee' "'e "ah'' INTO
He ate hu, little breakfast and in ,bo,
time went to bed. \bout ~ O'Clock IN
day nlsHt ne was se'%'u ny most 'e.rlnl
sp"'"'' WHY" " ''s'I' a 'o w. ~. ""s'
n,in and cony.,s.d ,lm,s, ipcs.,,a,I'
anJ a..,.od h;s fr,.uds that ho w,,ld ~
b,,,, ,bs,, in any WAY His r,y, ,,...'
w,s an saturday morning. and mora Wv
Ian, tho, m. ,ormar The las, .,.
.,.,,a5 =, ,uck ibe .pa.r,r with ,ho n'a''
.,,,.,,ctsti,,, agony. and WA, dr.,d6J :
n, ov,r.me even to witness. Dnrin, al
h.. suH,,,ns. 10 the var, m,tn.., ot a..
a..tb hc go. ,on.ei,u. of hi. .,oJ,.;".
,.,,c...ti,. ,.t,ar,l in all ,.s,a.,.
....,,,..t' .,.l.. ,e,,i.,,lar car. - han,
....4.......l,,. ,..,,,., ma .i,ho,,,l l..'.-,
...,.,...-i ..i l.. ,l.. -
49,, l,...;. ..J a.,.,.A,,,. ''' ''o''
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~ unr .a'es, reports from Rcd River
r,prcstui T. as falling rapidly
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For several weeks. we regret 10 state.
there has been considerable sic knes IN our
community, though a, present We are
grssifed TO learn, there Is some improve,
men. in this respect. The prevailing dis
eases arc Winter Fever, Typhoidpncu
MONA, Sore.throat. and other diseases Of
III. rsaia.:U faic,tip, 4 lrrcsr
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\ VARIABLE pRtNfING DrrIcr voR
SArg.-H. J. G., Baitlen tie las, issue
Of the Csddo Gazette SAYS
With the view Of ,ahiuga long promised
tour for the benefit OF the health Of my bet.
ter half offer for sale the eutire Office Of
the Caddo Gazette. including an exeelsnt
job Office, with the good will and debts due
the office.
1t isby 100 per cent. he mos. productive
property in Shreveport, Of which any one
can he convinced
offer i. for sale until the 26,h day Of
May, aud il not disposed Of by that time,
! shall no, sell,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28

OF II viii be- scen tha, Nessrs Inrr.
toap & Wi,soN have dissolved partner,
sbir. aud that the hitter gentleman viii
cau,,nue the business Mr. h. Tnrrvoap
Il AZ Energetic. en'erpiitlnG, and popular
u.crciian' Tie Is IN daily expectation Of n
large stock Of dry good, aud groceries
" Tho Npsas iuARorr are taking
tome Of the finest daguerrootypes we have
ever seem. Tor boldne-s Of d-Ilneaion
tue, sfe equal to engrnsings. While for del
Icacy Of texture they arc nnsnspassed
Gall ami sec them
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Tur NusstNN DtrhNUr ~ Sry,sro.
ROT. The Paris correspondent OF The \.
\ Commercial Advertiser, IN his letter OF
March the 22nd. says
u IS now becoming plainly e,iden, To 'hs
A.Nea. that instead OF gaining on the 'or'i'
Rcatous Of Seyastopol. The fortidca,ionso OF
the city are gaining on the besiegers. Al
s4,t,s; c.ns-9 night sees new r.donbt thrown
up, Strengthening aud certifying the defence"
OF the city, aud rendering the chances
of an assault more and moro hazardous,
while il ia admitted that the Russian gsrst
to defend the immense lue OF barriers
which now cncirele the place. Cannsn
piled npon cannon batteries upon batteries
4 calculation which has been made by N
officer of artillery, and which demonstrates
the activity OF the Russians. show. tat
since the arrival OF the Altos before Sevas'
,opol, the former have discharged .sVW''
600 proiectlies, that n piece waach hss
discharged 500 balls is no longer Il. Tor us'
and that. in consequence, the Russians
must have used ! 800 to 1000 pieces o.
artillery: and since the Qualifications ar
being extended every day one can form
some idea OF the activity which reiga1
within tho garrison. |. is said, that ~
Russians ARE now throwing defc'~ed
bombs, howi'zers with four b .ies, and cross
bar bullets "a change Of projec,iles sbisA
the French do not Jmprehend.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-04-28

Y TEXAS DLaT But Con. yames IIAmIt
ton .,as written "A lot,er 10 the State %
sons, in which he assumes that The Leeus
tare will rcicc. the Texas Debt Bill. ~
proposes tina. di.lcroat mode Of settisns"
be adopted VIZ; 'rha, The creditors flo"
leases at the | $. Treasury Department. ~
the S1T,5. 900 be- paid over 10 Texas, ~
Lat the latter issue her Elk per cen. bose
payable in twenty years, for tho full smos.'
OF the debt, principal and interest, snd refs"
the Money to espsnd in internal IwP'o"'
menis
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Or See the Advertisement. Of Messts
II. 4 X H. Kay.
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M,lled N lovt md knaIcd NJ Waf
She unquss,ionably intended il for da.
cusrreo,ype, and such We sha conside, ii,
un,il he obtains the picture OF soma ,olcra.
bic looking mar about An.'in, and forward.
n e 40 A. hi. own
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- See anon, our ''Cafds that OF
Col. " t. Hat
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIT
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE NouR on pngIInarIna.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 6.-noon-Tiie wea;l er is mod
Grating. Navigation still suspended above and
below.
ClNciSSATI, Feb C.-noon.-It has been snow
ing nearly all day.
PTTTsprRo, Feb. 6.-noon.-The thermometer
stands at six degrees below zero.
NEW YoRK, Feb. G--noon--The thermometer
ranges from zero to ten degrees above. Reports
from all parts Of the State, indicate the coolest day
of the season.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. -nght-The weather is mod
Grating A speedy resumption OF navigatonis ex-
pected.
CINcrNNArI Feb G-night Flour 00aS o.
Whisky 24a25. Lard 81. Business very dull.
NEW YoRK, -night-Cotton less firm,
and more sellers than buyers, but not quotably low
er. Flour unchanged Germ CO. Pork, old
mess, IL 30; new, II 25. Lard. in kegs, l03al03;
bbls %. Rio Coffeel0
The treaty with Mexico is substantially the same
as the recent one negotiate with Russia, namely,
that free ships make free goods It has been sent
to the Senate for ratification
ST. LOUIS, Feb 6-The weather is very mild
The gorge above the city gave way this Afternoon.
There is prospect Of speedy resumption Of nav
CATION
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. I, 1855.
NEW BOOKS.

The MYSTERIES OF THE CouRT OF QUEEN ANNE. I"
This is one of those exciting English historical
novels, by AIszwoRTH, which have so long been
svorites of novel readers. 1t IS published by 7. B
Peterson, of Philadelphia and is for sale by F.
HAoAN Of this city.
"THs WIFE's Victory. There are no American
novels at the present day superior to those of Mrs
SoUFHwoRTH. They are thoroughly American in
sentiment, and the descriptions of home scenery
and LIE are beautiful and true The present volume
contains, besides the principal story which gives
tie name to the volume nine Others. 1t is just the
book for quiet evenings, when one dislikes to COM
menoe long story, and yet seeks mental recrea-
ton for an hour The book is for sale by +. HAGAN,
TO whom we are indebted for copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Statement from Canada.

QUEBEC, Feb. I, 1854.
4essrs. B. Il. Fdanestoce d Owe had the plea
of receiving, this morning the within certificate of
your Vermifage which will be very gratifying you as it
sent voluntarily.
We are, gentlemen, yours very truly
J. MUSSON co.
Gentlemen My little daughter, four years old, and my
son, Older were for considerable time suffering from
worms. purchased two bottles of your vermif1se of
which gave them three Doses according to directions
and strange to say less than three hours they passed no
less than FIVE HUNDRED W0RMS-some Of the ex.
tracrdnary length OF from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienced much Of the beneficial effects Of
your Vermifuge feel my duty to it to the
public as in my opinion, Of the most ecacous RENE
DIES against worms yet offered to the public
Gentlemen, believe TO be your much obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
febl-wlm
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January l6k5

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
January ~, 1885.
SNEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this depart
= ment until o'clock a. m- of the 2sd day of April
next for furnishing for four years from the first day of July
next in such quantities and at such times may be
CURED and ordered for the mail service mail bags OF the
following description, to Wit:
GrFcds Mil Bags.
Size No AS inches in length and &c inches in circum-
ferepce be made of cotton weighing at least Is
ounces 10 the yard of 90 inches width the yarn of the
fabric 10 be doubled and twisted, and fve-fold.
Size Nc g al inches in length and 48 inches in circum
ference to be made of cotton weighing Is
10 the ward of q inches width and the cloth to be
in every respect like that of the first size of bags.
Size No g. (32 inches in length and SO inches in circum
ference to be made of cotton canvas weighing
10 the yard of 90 inches width and the cloth to be
Us above described.
The bags Of sizes Nos and are to be made with
sufficient number of eyeet holes, and provided with
strong cord their mouths. All be well and
distinctly marked so. s. Mail" and to be numbered
oording to the sizes above specified.
files. H,Dr Da,stx,
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 8, 1855.

NASHVILLE, Feb 8, 1855.
CoTToN-The demand continues active, with no change
in prices. Sales yesterday of 500 bales at 41la7.
ToBAcco Sales OF hhds yesterday at A. HamiltOns at
the following figures "a So So IS, 90, 60, go
The last was very fine article and raised BY T. s.
SNIrnsoN of Williamson county.
GROCERIES AT the auction sale of Davis & Swami yes
terday the following articles sold al the prices an;
nexed Sugar, 42{a51l Mola ses 23a25; Candles, l315
Soap Az Cheese. 6a7f Mackerel, No 3, II; Oranges,
o5[aAlL
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p r a r IT'S
18th Annual Sale of Books & Stationery

ENCYCLOPEDIAS AND VALUABLE STANDARD
IL Works in every department Of Literature. Science
and Art Annals and Books elegantly illustrated and IL
Illuminated pctoraland embellished aud beautifully bound
Fine Family and Pocket Bibles and Prayer Books Of every
des erptiop Letter and Cap Paper Portfolios Gold Pens
&c. &c. 20 be sold at Auction, Thursday Friday and
Saturday Evenings and following evenings at the Store of
TRABUE LUCUS, No. "A Public Square, at half past
six O'Clock.
The attention Of the public in this city and vicinity
spectfuy invited TO this collection OF BooFs which is be-
leved to be the most valuable collection Cf Standard
Works offered at auction this place The Books
new and warranted perfect. Ladies and gentlemen
respectfully invited to cal and examine them during
the day. The sale will be positive aud without reserve 10
the highest bidder and will be continued every evening
until a are sold.
TERMS CASH-Purchasers requested TO call for
their books on the dav following each sale
JAMIE TRABUE L LUCUS, Auctioneers.
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JFJA9
I WILL sell at Public Auction, in Nashville ~
j Tennessee, on SATURDAY. oath FEBRU. SES=a
AIRY, lsS5. a lot Of IMPORTED SPANISH <NG-G
JACKS AND JES,, Els, direct from Barcelona
Spain consisting Of u Jacks aud % JenretS Some Of
them very superior animals; Gil pure black. ages
from 4 10 years.
The present - the very best opportunity offered TO
the s1ncuturiss Of this country supply themsel
with this description q Stock.
y" Sale positive aud without reserve.
gERMS.-Twelve months credit, tor negotiable paper
bearing interest T.. r. GLASC0CK,
iau23-twltEwtd AuctioneeT
"E"Louisvie Journal s.; Louis Republican, Lexington
Observer Aurtreesb0ro News Columbia Herald and
Memphis peal copy three times and forward accounts
minis ntI.ee
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~ WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY CURE
OF RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS. STANDING
Never my life had much pleasure doing any
thing in giving this certificate the world hope it
may of thousands my fellow creatures being
relieved from that dreadful disease, Rheumatism. My wife
afflicted with il for twenty years. most of the time
suffering excrueiatng pains every part of her body Hav-
ing appetite, she reduced to almost skeleton So
violent were the palms, that she seldom could sleep without
taking large doses of opium Every joint very
mueh and her knees hands and neck covered with large
lamps. She could do nc kind of work-the sinews and
muscles being hard and limbs were
drawn together that she Obliged be bed
stant In this condition she had twenty years.
without getting relief from every thing she used
until she commenced the of H. C. FARRELL'S ARA
BIAN LINIMENT-the first bottle OF which produced great
change She has used Ave botles and the sweings
nearly all gone down. pain entirely hers
sleeps well and soundy; is heshy than she
her life has excellent Appetite and spins and all
day. By the of few bottles she must be well
she If any doubts this wonderful cure he
only call my residence PEORIA and learn the
from my wie lips, or he further in
quire OF any of my nelghbors. SAMUEL ELSoN.
H. c. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LlNIMRNT Is also an ex-
celent remedy Palsy, Sprains Bruises, Cramps Chill
blans Burns Pains, ToothaOhe Sore Eyes, etc.; and.
CATTLE the best remedy in the world where
ternal application is required.
Look out for Counterfeitsi
The public cautioned against another counterfeit,
which lately made appearance, called W. B. Farres
Arabian Linment, the most dangerous of all the counter
fes his having the name of Farrell, many will buy
good faith without the knowledge that counterfeit
lists and they will perhaps only discover their when
he spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
genuine article is manufactured only by fl. G. Far
rel and proprietor, and wholesale druggist
No. street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom all applications
for Agencies be addressed BE sure get with
the II. C. before Farres, thusH. G. FARRELLS
and his signature the wrapper. Aohers counter
fes. Sold by
RWIN BROTHERS,
W. Fl. GRAY.
II. G. SCOVEL,
and regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
II ? Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet In
the United States, In which is not already estabshed
Address H. G. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference to character responsibility, &c. lfebIIm
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

FROM THE BOOKS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
GAINESVILLE. per steamer VIM Phillips:
90 bbs -four, IA bags DO 20 bbs potatoes, chests tea
o0 ono feet lumber ....
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,

T WISH to nay House and Lot in the suburbs IL
i of Nashville. the same distapce-from the Public
Square as the Chattanooga Railroad Depot The house
has ten good and other convenience The lot
tains five and half of grounisome three of
which is wellenclosed garden There the lot
number of peach, cherry and other -slso brick
stable and carnage house. will this property low
TO good tenant. VIM. s. LANGDON.
~ Refer to LIND5LEY 4 CROCKETT. au26-H
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a CT The friends and aoquantances of B. s.
Weller, are invited 10 attend the Funeral of VIII.
LIAM T. BoARDMAN. at the State Hospital at three
O'Clock this evening. Divine Service, by ]. B.
Ferguson. Hacks will leave McCombs corner az
O'Clock
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EPSILON.

THE BEST SON OF OLD PACIFIC, the -
brother of Gamma, and the sire of Corset n EcSl
Diamond, Yoltare, and Selene, will stand the
ensuing at my stable at $50. The cash will be
qured before the renewal Of the property Mares keps
IS cents per week.
EPSILON is nearly sixteen hands high, rich bay and
of the most beautiful and perfect horses SEEN and
the successful competitor for the przs the Stock Fair Of
Middle Tennessee last October But five of his colt hav
been trained four of that number have proved
celent What horse in America has done better
His pedigree is equal 10 any in the United States No re
sponsbility for accidents escapes
ianl7-eOdw W. g. HARDING.
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t9- The Medical Society viii hold its last meet.
ing at the Medical College, on Thursday evening,
at O'Clock. A valedictory address will be delv-
cred and degrees conferred. The Ladies aud Gen.
temen of Nashville are respectfully invited to at
tend