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Nothing good ever turns up for met exclaim
ed poor Charley, as be came the other day to tall
with me for the hundredth time, about some new
prospect Cor business. Alas! they seemed always
to be prospects aud very distant ones toe. ''if
ever want to borrow dollar of my richest neigh
Dor, he never happens to have one Just then, and
| now do not care"
looked at his shabby coat, and thought Of his
wife and children, poor! poor! very poor! and ask
ed, WHY'S IL! Had nut Charley ability! Why,
yes, but when boy, his parents always did his
work for him. | had to do mine for mvself.--
Does not his present neficiency and fear of work,
and frequent complaints grow out OF the too much
aid, the useless sympathy, the constant gratifca.
ton of his wishes, rendered to him by his parents
in boyhood! Charles must engage in some active
service, labors, dangers, fatigues, Il they would
have healthy constitutions, self relying spirit,
and the ability to take care of themselves.
Then, boys, be not afraid Of work. Do not be
afraid of obstieles in the pursuit Of good end
A life lies before you. Its length you know not
1t offers materials for you to carve out your own
destiny, of course under the providence, aud with
the blessing of God our .Creatorl Carefully Sc
lect your craft or calling. Work at il skilifuly,
industriously, faithfully. Then be sure it will
yield you all you need. S
Bot do you not know that in your outward life
another life is hidden! That in this life of bodily
wants and activity, you are working out life for
an endless hereafter? The promptness, energy.
resoluteness, patience and fidelity which are so in
dispensible in your worldly business, are much
more indispensable in the more important BUSH
Of the soul We ere commanded to work ont our
own salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God
that worketh in US to will and to do of his good
pleasure.
By-and BY you will lay down your body, and
have no more intercourse with the world or inter-
est in its pursuits. Then. wither shall the naked
soul betake itself! What shall it be! Where
shall it dwell! VIII it apPear corrupted and dis
figured by unforgiven sin! Or will it have been
made white in the blood of the Lord, and so be
fitted (by Divine grace) 70 dwell in purity and love
with angels and the spirits OF the Just made per-
feet.
Remember that every day you are forming hab
its for your undying soul. Every day you are
furnishing its character for sterRity Early learn
a cheerful obedience. Early learn to deny your
self. Early learn to "press forward in the foot
steps of your Divine Master. Be steadfast, i'm
movable, always abouuding in the work of the
Lord. Then shall you receive the crown of glo-
~ prepared for all the true followers Of the Lord
Jesus Christ. To make achievements like these,
remember brave, as well as an humble spirit is
indispensable. A brave spirit! spirit that viii
yield to no obstacle in the pursuit Of worthy end;
brave, unconquerable spirit, boys, twill accom-
pIsh wonders! .-..
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IneXOral,Ip lay


Every act OF life is made soer,n h, ;,g eonsa,ns--
ces' and by the fact that oppor,,.,:.-, or., -
cannot be recalled The moror. :.
forever Inc deed done cannot be psjona T5c
choice made, the soul is given up to The osc,..;oa
o. Inc law under which it has placed itself tn.
"Feten' Who commits suicide cannot come h.o,..
70 ne though ne shEieks ike c mailman hen -
hears the deathrattle in his throat, Or If me-
Commits murder he canno. eall his victim bart
By repentance. Perhaps he stabbed his friend i,
passion, 1t matters hot Death has no nitv 7,
knows not friendship nor remo.se. Though the
murderer throw himself upon che eorrs. and ween
n agony, the dead wakes not
Suppose sailor, in ct ofrerenge. sets Ere N q
ship at sea! The next moment he is horror strucI-
at what he has DONE But viii his bitter repept.
ahee soothe down the enraged elements? win il
cause the pillows to cease their dashiag. or the
the haEnes their fury? No he has done The dead.
an ne must abide the consequences. The flames
VIII SUI roll on, and mount on high. and wyap
taeir merry shroud around him for his ocean bpriaI
slowly but steadily sinks the wreck.-An bour
passes on and he is struggling with the waves He
reaches out his arms in convulsive agony. Ia
curses and prays by turns. But his strength
grows weaker with his efforts till-despite his strug
hnss and prayer, and dying blasPhemies-his form
sinks beneath the waves, AMI the calm deep rolls
above his head. smoothly as ever.
Inc laws ofGod IN the moral world are as in
hexible as those OF nature. They are as incaDabe
OF beng turned aside by human power or nginaity
Every man has reason to tremble lest he find too
late that 1t requires stronger hand than bis, TO
stop that terrific machinery which sin sets in mo
ton. Let him rot fatter himself that he can re-
pair the injury by repenting OF il. No! the only
wayto make life right IS to start right. A late
repentance ray save mans soul from hell. But
1t cannot undo the wrong that he has done. II
cannot repair the evil which he has inflicted. In
this sense repentance always cones too late. II
may help to set the future right But it is not an
atonement for The past. At The bar Of conscience
sin hath never forgiveness. 1t remains forever au
eternal loss to the scul!-IN Y. Evangelist.
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Profitable Leeiaring

From the statements made by the b,oghapher Of
Gree!y' 1t appears that some Of the popular lee.
'urerS have earned pretty penny by getting up
Anew manuscripts to read 10 the public Thack-
cray, by much toll as author, had earned an in-
come of $1,000 year; but having come to this
country, he Pocketed, BY ecturing $4,000 in one
short season. TX. Marvel wrote book or two,
and made some money; but he wrote one lecture,
and gained from it great deal MORE Bayard
Taylor travelled over many countries, and wrote
letters and books, which brought him in reason
able return; but he got up few manuscripts,
equal in bulk to lalfa dozen of his newspaper let
tiers, ranged the country with them. and brought
back money enough to carry lin ten times over
the world.
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Political Preaching.

An anecdote IS related oft celebrated Math-
er Pyles, clergyman Of Boston, at the time Of
the revolution. On being asked why he did not
preach on politics sometimes, replied ;hat he had
thrown up four breast works behind which he had
entrenchsd himself, neither Of which could be
forced and continued, SIN the first place do not
understand politics; in the second place you al
do, every man and mothers son Of Won; in the
third place you have politics all the week, pray
let one day in seven be devoted to reIg ion in tie
fourth place am engaged in work Of infinitely
greater Importance: give to me any subject 10
preach Of more consequence than the truths I
bring to you and I will preach on it the next
Sabbath - -.
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Eternal GlArT.

TaE term of tbs glory is for ersr Even in the
short life OF man, men who are raised very high in
the place and popular esteem may, ard often do,
outlive their own glory. But tire glory Of God
lasteth as long as himself, FOR he is unChangabIe
his throne is for erer, and his wrath for erer, ard
his mercy for evsr and therefore his glory for ever
-. PRAIsE.-But what wonder IS it that the
Lord loses the revenue of his praises at the hands
ofthe common ungodly world, when even his own
people fall so far behind it as usually they dor
The dead can not praise him; but that they who
are quickened by his Spirit, should yet be so sur
prised with deafness and dullness as to this ex-
ereise of exciting God, this is very strange.
That soul is most noble, which siugly and fix
edly aims at exalting God and seeks TO have this
stamp on all it speaks and does, and desires: All
to the greater glory of my God.-LE1oHToN.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFTIaE-coRVER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

TuE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at tie following rates: Single copies one
year in advance 8 30; within The year, - Oo at the
end Of the year, Il o.
CLUB5 Of Eve at Office, aud upwards 81 90 per copy,
for ore year Clubs Of subscribers viii be received for
SIX months at the foregoing rates.
The TRI WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday al s. 90 per anpurn in advance; If not
paid in advance, IS 90.
The DAILY Is published at Eight Dollars.
,zg- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. e
Remttanoes Of subscriptions may be made By mail al our
risk.
No paper wall be sent out of The State unless the order Is
accompanied with the cash. j.. =.
~ We wish it distinctly understood that no paper VIII
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option Ct the publishers .s.t
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TINS WAT OF THE TRANssREssORs.-We learn
from the following startling facts from an old Pr
oneer, who came to Cincinnati in 179O:-Of the
first one hundred and sixty-six distilers and tay-
ern-keepers, in the Miami country, embracing
what is now Hamilton and Butler counties, one
hundred and twenty two we're eitherruined them
seYes their families destroyed by intemperanee.
Only fourteen passed through the fiery ordeal IN
scatched, and large portion of these we're only
connected with the business a short time.--Our
venerable author has written down all the names,
and knows whereof he affirHs. We call upon
every dealer Of Intoxicating drinks to reflect upon
the facts stated and deliberately determine wlie3h-
er he is prepared to measure arcs with the Almigb
ty. God has said, ''Wee unto him that giveth bis
neighbOr drink, that putteth the bottle to him. that
max sth him drunken. y Temperance ORGAN sa
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Premium Boot and Shoe Manufactory

JAMES ". HAMILTON.
HAMILTON & FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT 8 SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Te
WI would inform our friends and the public that we
w are still at old stand ION Market street. where
have hand and manufacturing, q much better
assortment Of work than have before offered to he
public consisting part of the following kinds:
Mems supertine French Calf BGsts and Geiters
Men and Bows fine Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties
Mems, Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots, water
Mems, and Boys Kip and Thick Boots doube and sin
gle soles;
Mems Boys and Youths Zip Shoes. double and sin
glesoies;
Double Sole Neg gro Brogans;
House Servants Shoes heavy and light: # &C..
Youths and ChildTen's cosrses and inns Shoes;
Ladies' and Misses Ca!f Boots, sswed and pegged;
60 French No &" q g
Sc Tampco
" - French Morocco Boots
sewed and pegged
We are making own work from select stock, and in
Prices E0zo aud Uniform.
~" Work made to order. Also, repairing promptly
~ Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
ja1l1-1y HAMILTON FULLER.
RECTIFIED WHIsIKEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls Nectar " Whiskey for sale by
I iani6 E. :. CHEATHAM Il co.
FINE WHISKEY.
TWO HUNDRED bbls Robertson County OLD Double
Distilled Corn Whskey, very sat0sr55r quality,
For sale by [jan16l E. :. CAEATHAh a GO.
RYE WHISKEY.
TWENTY bbls p.zre Old Monongabea Bye Whisky
J. superior article. For sale by .,..s.,,
ianl6 Z. ;. CHhATHAM & 90.
ALE.
uNHIRTY bbls bsf Cincinnati Ale frAst Just received
and for sale by ianI6l E. S. CHATHAM & co.
- - CHEESE.
NNE HUNDRED boxes select ". r. Cheese Just re-
} ceiyed and for sale By -
janl6 Z. :. CHEATHAM GO.
= STARCH.
TWENTY boxes best Cincinnati starch Just received
| il. an for sale by [jsnl6l J. : CHEATHAM q co.
- = BROOMS.
rV>HIRTY dozen Corn Broonls just received and fo,
| i sale by Ijanl6l f. s CHRATIAM & co.
= - STAR CANDLES
| ONF HUNDRED boxes, half and quar- ter boxes Star
1 } candies Just received and for sale bv
| fsn1S Z. 5. CHEATHAM s co.
OYSTERS.
y1ORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters. n cans. Jus
| L received and for sale By ,,,-,
janis L. :: 0hEALhAN Z CO:
| = --H MATCHES. r.s .
NIFTY gross Matches, in round short boxes. Just 70
| L ceivsd and for sale by z,-,,.--- 4
janis \. .. ChEAFHAM : GO.
TEAS (FRESH.J
| THIRTY boxes Imperial Tea; .
l. half chests SSrSt hne f Bsen leasi
;snIe '''''' ' E. S. CHEATHAM l. co.
| FLOUR.
| rTNHREE HUNDRED bbls 5. +. Flour, FRESH. Just re
| i ceTed and for sale by -
| janis E'0. CaEATHAA w.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
WE receiving the largest and best selected

TO THE PUBLIC.
WE receiving tina largest and best selected
w stocko
ever offered in this market We offering extra induce
ments to all puactua buyers, knowing that many
persons will be induced TO purchase their goods for cash.
when they cen gain advantage thereby.
We buy our goods mostly frUm package houses which
enables to offer buyers very great advantages in the way
cflow prices, and good STYLES.
eJ Country Merchants will nd stock Of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Casheres and DeLanes Merinos Bib
bcp and many other desirable goods suited TO their trade
at very low prices
Rich Plaid / Striped Silks Super Black Silks;
{" spun 90 Lace Curtains;
Marines; Muslin ="
q DeLanes; Satin LANES;
French & English MeTinos; Union Dsmssks, with
Black BombSz;ne5; Tassels, Gimps Cernice;
d" Alapaccas Bonnet Ribbons;
Merino Il DeLanes; Black & coIored Velvet;
Rich Lace Habits Sleeves; Super French Cloths
IS SO Collars +" " Csssimeres;
" Muslin Fancy Festings; r..
Muslin Habit Sleeves lambs Wool ShTts;
Emb'd 4 cold linen Cam Hk fs3eriro
White & cold Silk Tues; Gloves and Hdkfs
Jackonet & Swiss Observation-Disclosures and Scsrfs;
White Goods, all kinds; Brown Canton Fannels;
Sattinetts, all qualities; Black
Jeans Ticking sll qualities;
Tweeds Prints,
FIanuels I" GinghaIns
Plaid Lnsoys " Irish Linen, %
Blend SheetDg5, all qualities; Table Linens,
DOuestics Twilling, z"
BraHn DoIlestics Super Bed Blankets;
500 pairs Negro Blankets. - .
With many other articles such as are usually kept in
'best class Dry Goods houses We invite buyers
snius stock and judge for themselves CT the induce
mentswe offer. W. A. & J. q. HIGHLAND.
sept5 Metropolitan Store, Nos. 81 and SO College ST.
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PRAYER AND REFLECTIoE.-An hour Of solitude
passed in sincere and prayer, for the conflict with
and conquest over single passion OF subtle boz
som sin" viii teach US more Of thought, viii more
efeetually awaken the facility, and form tha habit
of reflection, than years study in the school
without them, - . ..H
A rejecting mind is not flower that crows
wild or comes up Of its own accord The difficulty
is indeed greater that many, who mistake quick
recollection for thought, are disposed to admit; but
how much less than it would be, had we not been
bred 10 Christian and Protestant land, very
few OF Us are sufficiently aware. Truly may we,
and thankfully ought we to exclaim with the
fsalInist THE entrance Of thy word giveth light;
giveth understanding even to the simple. - oleF-
Slgs.
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UTHERN
Conn IN erciaL College,
WRFTTNG INSTITUTE.


WRITING INSPIT q TE.
JNHE first tern of this College viii COM -
L mence on MONDAY, FEB. Is, in the rs sFsaas
Arge and spacious room in Coopers block, g-<ssssS3
On Cherry street. i've doors above DeadericA
The course of instruction IN This iu itaoa VIII embrace
bookkeeping Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
md PennanshiP. 80, ..f.sle..,
IuaIified to discharge the duties ct the accountant
Students will be distracted ii al e modern improved
s adopted by the best regulated houses IN the country,
nal greatly Iessenng the amount OF labor and liability to
AFT end another which renders the use Of the Cash book
md Journal superuous and enables the bookkeeper to
post his personal accounts daT, ana hi merchandise and
cash as often rs may suit his oonvenIehce'
This latter form Is more particularly designed fer theuse
Jf retail establishments. 49,
They will be taught simple process By which the mer
chant NAV at all times ascertain the amount OF his loss or
Jain toeber with the quantity Of goods on hand without
TesoTtip TO the tedious process Of taking an inventory
TEis Institution will be permanent, and has been estab
Ished TO meet the already Important ana growing COM
ercsl interests OF the city of Nashville and State of Ten
uessee and is designed to place upon pass Inferior
to none in this country.
The importance, to every business man. OF knowledge
If accounts must be sufficiently obvious to all relectin
minds. .
manage his affairs scientifically, and without pecana'y loss
and the LAWYER is often called upon, in the discharge OF
professional duties, to unr4ve tue most intricate ac
counts but to the young man who depends upon his own
resources for livelihood Il Is nV&iu1oie' ltS.'ss lin
position which nothing else en-
He holds the pcstOt confidential eeTk!n as employers
service. s-
In connection with this establishment department for
he benefit OF those who wish take lessons il writing
w. where elegant hand writing viii be impaired TO all
who place themselves under the care OF the precepoT
PUPILS entering this institution net limited to- any
number Of lessons but for specified price may CONTINUE
any branch they pursue until they are perfected retaining
the privilege of reviewing their lessons q any subsequent
period. free OF charge.
frbl1--1V
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uEGE.lE4sE.Ak s-gyEsf-S
before the Clerk ana Master at B,sftyet,e. Isl
Monday III December, \. -. 1874.
Clifton A. O.iesby

Wesley Ogiesby dsuihu1Ces }
TT appearing 10 the satiss e the Clerk : Master
that John a O-esby James Oy.esbys child en- Elisha
Richard Polly, ScJh and Nelly Barr and Mlrgz,i purs.
lev are deeu llutS the B eG IN this cause. and that
rhey are uuuresi6eH's e. TIE State OF Tennessee and in
consequence Thereof beyond tC reach OF he oTdIpGrv mo
cess Of this court Tits therefore orjersd by the Clerk &
Masser sad entered rpoa The that publication he
made in the Nashville Union american, news paper
published the city OF N.Sars uf three weeks M sac
cessan Commanding tie sad dreu 5duts 70 appc.r a!
ulead, ausweror deHurtc cgmTianluts bill al the next
term of sand Court, 10 be held the Courthouse
the ct Lafayette on Sis Isl Monday February
or said bill viii he taken pr0conteSS0 them and set
CT hearing exparte JOHN CLAIBORNE, {. L II.
Dec. Is lG5l--Stw.
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TEIaIE TEKLV NASE:YGLLfi AND CLARES
VILE PACKET.

TTdE popular and 'Iuiy neat light draught 49, -
Passenger aud Freight steamer aida ". !S99e::ssa
J. hAH1oN Master, having been purchased ]-fsAAs
Cusivsiv for the above trade, vii soon TIE
water permits commence her regular trips above, and
10 gil late udugs, CHJ respectfully sOcits the
public patronage Intending make moIihly arrange
ment at CiarkSve for War1ge all Fregbts will be
yeyet without extra charge for same. ''t.
Due notice will b. given Of the days Of departure.
declI-GmO IL IL HARRIsoy Att
Y. 5. Nail Packet 0iies No i9, srout st.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

3 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale his residence living in
McNairr County Tennessee four miles east of Purdy,
and twelve miles west Of Savannah Immediately the
Sageroad containing $50 OF Land75 CT so acres
under goJi fence and fine state OF cultivation 75
Of rich bottom land. There is good rOomy framed dwell
ling famed barn and stable, servant houses, two never
falling well and spring water good young orchard, and IN
as healthy neghborhOod the State affords In short
this place offers every thing hat heart could desire in
home Terms to suit the purchaser and possession given
Immediately if desired.
ocf1l-Snw JOHN c. COMBS.
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Fare EgeaaUcGd:S
CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
WENTY DO l. L A II S.
United States Nsafz Lime
4 n ! 4 -

NET YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAL
PACKETS, SEM WEEKLY.
Nashville. 1900 tons, NJ Berry Commander.
Marion, 1900 tons, J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. Adger, 800 tons, S. C. Turner, Commander.
Seutherner, 1000 ions, Thos. Evan, Commander.
rLEH. LEAVES Adger's Wharees. every Wednes-
eEf - day aud Saturday aitsr size arrival Of the
sss5ssss IL ears from the Scnih West.
These Steamships all built iJF the Line and tor
safety comfort and speed unrivalled the Coast
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and oolr-
teous Commanders will insure Travellers Of this Llue
every possible comfort ard accommodation,
Cabin passage, ......--....,...-.-..-.. $3.50. go
Storage passage --.--....---..-... -.
Fer freight passage, having elegant State Room Ac-
comUlo6auO0s, appiy to -
HENRY MUSHROOM
Charleston, s c.
nov5-U
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FURNITUREg MATTR ESSzcS!! PEANOS!!!
UST received fine assortment of Bed
81 steads Bureaus. Wire and Tin Safes Ea.zzssz1ts
Sofas Sofa Beds Breakfast Dining Cen --4H---szs
OF of Wardrobes Chairs Of ell kinds, Window Shades
Clocks an assortment Of L. Glbsrs entire framed
Pianos Carpe,ing Oil Cloth &c. Mattresses Shuck Moss
Cotton and CURED Hair Spring Mattresses kept on hand
and made to order, and warranted Nov is the time for
those wanting any articles in my lire bay CHEAP FOE
CAsa, or approved paper t
l. Il. MORTON,
iT12--t Is Union street
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DIR n. ". GRAY

OFFICE No. g. Cherry street opposite Judge Csron's
I } and next door to Or. b. ". Hail. Residence City
Hotel JAMS '54-tf.
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ELEUYIUE NOTICE.


Z conformity With order Of The NOrShiPfu County
urt rJsae at it, January term, 95 vii open and
1d IN election the seTe? precincts in Davidson coun
" on Saturday tho 81 day OF March next, to ascertain
tie wishes Of the Pope Of The county Ia regard to ieyyng
* OF IS cent, on each poll aud % cents the hund-
red collars worh CT roPeItT, Tor Common School PUr
noses IN conformity with The act passed. by the Legi-
l,Ta If Teu essse February 23s 1874, CHI H. 8.
Those IN favor OF levyag tie tax viii have their tick
Ella FOR TIE SCHOOL, aud those against the taz,
AGAINST TIE school" +. g. BiGLki,
tshs-tJ Sheriff II Davidson County.
LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI, AND NASH
VILE REGULAR PACKETS FOR ls54'55.
css4s>4s = The splendid new Steamer {Sa;s1E2 h
lszss4szFs-ssf Sc EyGE SO lszssttss55s7Sis'
szssassssSsssss Carr. p. K. BARCLAY,
And the tavOrte steamer
CUMBERLAND VALLEY,
CAPT. q. n. EEEEELL,
WILL ruu IN the above trade this season, commencing
w tlairtrips tGs first rise in Cumberland kver.-
One oftaese boats will cave Nashville every TUESDAY st
Z o'clock. T. d. returning vii leave Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY at A O'Clock, ,. N. and Louisville every
THURSDAY. at lU O'Clock, a. NJ
respectfully sO,e't for these due steamers share Of
public patronage. a. HAA!LluN,
ssrtya Agent.
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This az be considered specific end is warranted to
cure Il only immediate slays pain and nrau ma
ton s0s all bleeding subdGes that uoleTBte Itchlrg but
eictJ-iy cGrc very SPORT time persons whose lives
nave been rendered miserable i0r years. Its Application
produces 70 pain, Tut rather agreeable and pleasant
sen alton Call or send fora list Of cures and you VIII De
aston she'd.
g For sale by C W Hsndershott, Nashville Bell,
Robinson & co., LOUlsvill= sad J. u lark, Cincinnati
fshg-grauNw