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legislative Summary.
ADJOURNED
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 2I.


Senate appointed committee to inquire into
the condition of the free bank department Of the
Auditors office; bill amending the law for levy
ing township road tax, was reported. Bills were
introduced to amend an act for the more uniform
mode Of doing township business. Bills passed
to repeal the act to prevent railroad companies
from changing their depots.
The afternoon was consumed in discussing the
contested election case from the county of Har
rison minority report from the committee
ed. and the majority report concurred in-ayes
p. NAYS Is.
Reports-Blll to provide for the
vice Of process on Witnesses b. copy, reported
back with an amendment. which adopted;
bill reported to authorize the erection Of perma-
neat fence around the military grounds. to be
used BY the Safe Beard Of Agriculture for It's
annual fairs: against the expectancy Of fixing by
law uniform rae Of mileage ID be charged by
railroad companies. &c., concurred in; bin re-
ported relative to fees Of officers; amended Joint
resolution on the subjee. of slavery reported,
laid on the table, aud 200 copies ordered to be
printed.
An imperative resolution to abolish township
Assessors, and provide for county assessors, was
adopted; ayes s.. noes 81.
ResoIutions-To make il a felony for any person
or corporation to Pu. IN circulation their notes
certificates in the form Of a bank bill.
Bus IzfrodvaeI-To authorize attachments if
certain eases where the debt Is nat due; 10 amen
he laR relative TO mechanics lein; to authoriz
suits 10 be brought against the Safe.
The resolution 10 reduce the number OF Sena
tors 10 50, and Of Representatives to 20, and il
crease their per diem 10 four dollars, laid
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Tie Senate is not in session.

Tie Syuate is not in session
TforsE-Mr KEN offered a resolution, calling
On tie President, If not incompatible with tie
interests Of tie country. whether any coTIespaa-
dence with the Minister Of the United States a;
Madrid, and the Spanish gosernment, in reference
to the rights Of American citizens u tie Spanish
colonies, as tie Spanish government iasis.s dat
the treaty made with the United States in 1725
IS not applicable 70 TIE Spanish colonies, and dat
American citizens residing in item are hot On
tted to the benefit Of the provisions Of that Treaty
Mr.. Bavly moved that il be referred 10 lie
Committee On Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Kerr said he offered tie resolution a tie
request Of a distinguished statesman. who for
megly represented this country abroad aad who
stated that the Spanish Courts Of justice in Cuba
are open to American citizens for collection of
their debts, and which the treaty referred to
der,ake to guarantee. The resolution passed.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole the French Spoliation Bill Various
amendments were offered and rejected The
committee finally arose and reported the bill 10
the House, and, under the operati Of the pre-
vious question, the bin passed-yeas 10; nays
IS. On the question of agreeing to the title,
various amendments thereto Were offered, and
motions made to adjourn; and, after considerable
wran Cling, and amid some confusion, the House
adjourned.
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The Local Editor of the Buffalo Republic has
made himself one Of the immortas BY the pubhca-
ton Of discovery which he has recently made.
Of great importance TO mothers II Is an infali-
bic means Of keeping babies. from two 70 ten
months old, perfectly quiet for hours The mo-
dus operanda is as follows Us soon as the
squailer awakes, set ii up. propped by pillows II 1t
cannot sit alone, and smear lis fingers with thick
molasses. Then put half a dozen feathers iaio
his hands and the young one viii sli and picA
the feathers from one hand TO the other, until IL
drops asleep. As soon IS il awakes, more mo-
lasses and more feathers and in tie place Of ne
yer astounding yeIls. there win be- SILENCE and
enjoy meni uRspesksble
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authorized by Congress Mr. Baylev said he
hoped NJ. Bowers motion would prevail. as he
wanted the resolution sen. to the Committee
Foreign Affairs. He said they had already the
subjec: before them. aud ii one nor 50 free
from doubt casual observer might suppose
The House refused 10 reconsider the vote by
which the resolution passed,
The House then went into committee and took
up The French sroila.ion bill. After long dis
cuS>ion. and the rejection Of all the amendments
offered, Tie committee arose witEou: concluding.
and the House adjourned.
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1s-An Oregon widow thus writes her exper.

Es-An Oregon widow thus writes her exper-
fence during her sojourn the Pacific coast
Il have indeed been most unfortunate. Both Of
my arms have been slightly palsied each Of my
legs have been broken; my health is generally
bad have ha i! four husbands In my time. but
they all died, poor things; and had four yoke
Of oxen, and the cussed Indians stole and
eat them
@A Chap stopping at one of the hotels IN
the city Of New FORK. being asked by the waiter
whether he would have green or black tea. sad
he didn't care what color it was, If il hal ple'l-
~ N
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The POstpOn ement.

The opinion is very prevalent among the
members of the Legislature, that the ''od liners
of the Senate will refuse to 60 into the election
of U. S. Senator, at the present session. and many
of the members express belief that this same
minority will refuse to elect an Agent of State.
Sta.e Printer. in fact. that they will postpone
all elections. In case the Legislature fails to elect
Senator this session, Indiana will be unrepre
sented until the Legislature does elect The
Governor cannot appoint under existing crcum
stances. In the case of the other offices TO be
filed the Governor can appoint, the terms of
the present incumbents do not expire until a long
time after the adjournment of the LegiSlat lre.
Gov. Wright would doubtless be pleased with the
power of appointing Agent of Stste-Stae
Printer. and several other important Offices
II would enable him to reward friends and pun
ish the Know Nottingham occupation he would
delight in.
The old liners of the Senate will doubtless act
as they deem their interests viii be subserved
They regard their position as too desperate to be
changed by any ordinary circumstance and will
therefore act upon their own eounsels. They
say. 1--WE are beaten in the State-a majority in
election We have chance Of success. II We
postpone these elections. and the act should be
unpopular. We will, two years hence, be in no
worse position than we now are. therefore we
can lose nothing"
This is the reasoning of reckless politician
and partizan. They look not at their duty-their
obligations to the people-their oaths to support
the constitution, and perform their duties to the
best Of their ability. BY such reasoning they
set at naught all their high professions of respect
for the sovereign people. and their legally ex-
pressed opinions and wishes-they give the lie
direct to all their professions in favor of squat
er sovereignty to the great democratic prin-
ciple that the voice of the people should ever be
the law. VIII they thus act9 We do not vet
believe they viii Their second sober thoughts >
with = sense of duty and common justice viii vet
prevail and. in our opinion successor to Mr.
Petit viii be elected
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Social Degree Meeting

The members of the Richmond Social Degree
are respectfully invited TO attend the regular
ing on Monday evening next Every member
is respectfully but earnestly requested attend.
Business of special Importance to the cause OF
temperance viii be presented, and several brief
speeches are expected.
B.M. SCOTT, s. P.
D. B. CRAWFORD. B.
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Cincinnati Market.

NEn>ESpAT T.
FLoJR-The good brands
hrn ~ - ID. The continue light
PRoN1SloNSN2rkc dull The only sale reported lcN
huES sides
Chelsea of DO 1t
SEEp-SaIes q bhls Clover
TALLoW--A sal o ties No at
GROCERIEs-The ;hst
actions ana Uuirportant.
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CALIFoRNIA-The Sar Of the West arrived at
New York on Tuesday last. She brought s64o,-
600 in gold There had been copious rains
throughout the State, producing great rejoicing
among al classes. The legislature assembled on
the Cd ult- Mr.. Stone, wing, was elected
Speaker.
A disturbance took place at the Sandwich Is
lands, in one Of the Islands adjacent to Tahiti
One of the Chiefs revolted against the King. and
a battle ensued, which lasted five hours. The
rebels were defeated
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FoREIGN News-The news brought by the Al
RIGA possesses but little interest The affairs about
Sevastopol they were at tie last dates
Negotiations are said to be sill pending, but no
thing definite is known in regard 70 their pro-
gress. The hopes of peace and the fears of war
about equally balanced. Y Congress Of
peace is much talked Of in En- gland.
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RAILROAD ACcIDENT-A dreadful acciden.
occurred to train of ears on the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi road near North Bend, on Tuesday
morning last. The baggage car and two pas
senger cars were thrown from the track. and a
large number of persons severely bruised, but
none killed
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pIEpAt Daeliu. in this county Mrs.
Avn Nosr Of VIZ Wore ot place ard formerly
his city
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~ The Mississippi, at ST. Louis, is closed
with ice.
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AARRIFp.t the Franklin House. Dayton y Batter
field, Nr. JosEPH HOLMAN 30 Mrs
uaond, Ind.
On Thursday, s5th January. ISIS. ~ Jam
Mr. y W. DAVIS, CT Shelhyvl.e lad Miss
Cssse, q Dayton. ..
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ADDRESS CARDS.

1 NG3RSON, =. P., dealer in Lace and Fancy
tioo!, &c. Union street No. 80, between College
md Cher teets, Nashville, Tenn. dec31
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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
let De lfvr,cted Read ana Ponder.


Infallbe kensdy for sorciba King's Evn Rheumst 81,
Obstinate Cutane0us Er1pticns, Pmpes or Posul.s on
the Face, Botches Bos, Ague and Fever Chronic sore
Eyes, Ring Worm fetter Scald Head ENLARGEMENT and
Pair OF the BOHes and Joints, stubborn Ulcers ph~
Disorders, Lumbago spinal Complaints, aud h Diseases
arising rom nIudicous Use OF Mercury, lmprudence
in Life, or lmpu1ty Of the Blood.
INHlS great alternative medicine and Purifier Of the Blood
is used by thousands of grateful patients IRON all
Of the United stae, who testify daily tn the
ble performed by the greatest an 1sdcincs Gar
e. RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Scroiua Eruptions the skin, Liver Diseases evers, u
ers OLD Sores Affections OF the Kidne,s diseases of the
aruat Female Complaints Pains and Aching Of the Bones
I'D Joints, all speedily put to hght by using this great
nd inestimabe remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has found
compare with II II Cleanses she system OF all impurities,
cts gently and efficiently the Lv-r sni Kidneys,
renghens The Digestion gives the Stomach makes
he clear and healthy and the Constitution
nfeehed by disease broken down by the ol
Juth, 70 it, pristine ygOr and strength.
For the Laurs, u Is inCOwparaby better than all the
etics used few doEes 4 CATERS SPkSiH MIGTUHs
sl remove al sallcwness Of eomp-Non, bring the
nantli the cheek, give elasticity the step and
the general health in kabe degree beyond al
he medicines heard Of.
The large number Of certificates which have received
persons from all parts Of the United States
vidence hat there Humbug bout IT, The press hotel
,eepers, magistrates physcn and public men, we'll sunWn
the community, all add their testimony tie wonderful
fleets of uis GREAT BLOOD PUklfIEK
Cal on the AGEET aud get Circular and Amanac, and
cad the wonderul his truly greatest OF all medicines
performed.
None genuine nj signed BENNETT BEERS Pronri-.
ors, No. Pear ctr & Richmond Va Eh0n az orders
suppIes and les must he addressed
And Tor sn- hy ~. ,. GRAY and n & SC0YlLL, Nash
yle and by Dealers In Medicine generally.
ltrft ffrt Iv
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'ClLIliiF htufss
EDWARD WOLCOTr.

HAuR RESTRAINTS In columns % day viii be und
PROT Words ndve tisreut % the above arcls, VLh
cai attention. What % h1s nUue have Srcssef ur-
several .uaiutaur-s in So Louis. Hair once
'rey met view hack brown, the ght b.,
bling tr ~ early mluh1od. and ~ Gue sn o-sy
silk and that with o' or appat or fhsn the ktstor
1tv-. n his done THE uTOn C.htrs WH % not do te
save fr any o. rur rrad,rs who-e "ffostE hroWs"
onrr s the raven ccss" of Lke wHrike cl l-' IL hey
wiz fry ff We tL.nk soIlLsOHriIo tpHsii ftoHdtisf,
OCT >. iss.
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II II o Il. w GODS
HAIR RESTOR

IT uAs WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
THAT an the bald and he grey b. restored perfectly
TO original groWfh 40 far their locks concerned
does not admit of doubt hesdes viii cure every possible
disease ~ the scalp, whether developed dandruf itching
of D. N- u aDr of cu'aneous eiup0nseven scald n
and IN no possbr fsii or en- Dg AS IL by mrrr
per oral headache. asd f,rlre werE Nv
tn young regularly, 30 vi preserve the color
hair from falling any imaginable rge- READ JUDes.
IOCtsFOEr Ia, June 2sth, ls55.
Messrs q J Wood y Co:
GFSTs Your f the 18Th duly % hand. Enclosed
please apd ass, % trng the amount Fr ir Restoraiyr
have sold IL slI Yen choose mry serd six
bottles Hair Restorative fhuS can ser it II has
worked Miracles IN This pl. 70. sold A. h. 't,s.
that bald and fetched rev hair out IN over bis head
ours respectfully
NJ II. GEIDLEY.
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MANUFACTURERS AND MILLERs.

M general Agents for the Of al Cotton
w WOODEN fhhIics manufactured the state 10 1snne
ee and have appropriated large and ooru0dious
0ley for their sale and storage. We have also splroprz.
cd another fJr the sale and storage Of FLO alone
AM would respectfully can the attention Of both MAnB
a'eTs and Ailer- ~ t''is arrangement
GORnpN 20
"a ANEED-l Wish 10 purchase FIFTY LAND WAR
w RANTS, for which viii pay the highest ct price
K. A BALLoWE,
Aug29 Geni Ag~nt No " D~fdrrick 81
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z =
PEoF Wocp Dear si 81 ttFe pleasure ia bearing sol
uutary testimony the rxret Of H4r Restorative.
Three months ago my hair very giry. 3, dark
brown fhe original co or) suo1fh and rossy. IN cry
application have made to 20 has been the Hair RESTORATIVE
rrpar, by YOU which from thc u Ia my case,
/ can most cordially recommend % Others.
Respectfully Yours.
EDWARD WOLCOTr.
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Prof o J. Wood.As ylg ARR about 70 uuasciure and
vend your recently Discovered Hair Kstgraye, will state
for whomsoever corc-rr, That have U-ed 70 and
known others W lt have fr several years been
re hanil 81 using other Hr H-stlrativgs, and that End
yours vastly surei1r o. ary other know. u entire
ce Jhr head of ta d u fud with months proper
use will restore any rers' hair he original youthful
color aud texture Swing b, ailhy so and os,Y ap
pearan,e and an s without disco OfnF the hands hat sp
ply H. or tie whch 10 uTcps wonld thersfo 2,
recommend o. use io every desous % having de
color and texture l. hair.
respectfully yours,
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JUST PUBLISHED,

~ the Howard Association, Philadelphia.
DF FPOAr On sPERMATO RRIiEA OF ScainAl W,sknrss,
Ia impoicnc the a f8Hnisa, Mastarbasu self,
Abs- and other psrases q the Senaai Orraus Wh
cunt Of tie and DESCRIPTIONS Of QaAcks and valuable
Advice o. the Afflicted ~ Gro 4 CALHOUN. n. n Cen-
sailing Surgeon q he Howard As.ociaton, Philadelphia,
Pa is-nrSa~ut insitn ion established ny special rndaS
u~p f the Fslvf u The sck aud distressed ufctrd Stth
"fnlcut and kptlcufie naeGssa" copy az TIE above
Rsart wil be sent ~ mail ga sealed caEclePJ frse of
ehange ths Fseept - TWO STAMPS f1r postage al
drss. d. Gto. X CALHOUN, Ne. 3 soush elnth St.,
phtiadeipLtH, Pa. sc,iI-dsn
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YOUNG AmERICAI
snts Wanted in every county In this and adjoining State
To sch the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.


Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining States
To sch the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
TO AL such chance TO make money vii be offered.
kxrusve State and County privileges viii be disposed
unusually fair terms BY application the proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISEhS,
on.r you Corn and Cob NIl unsurpassed in The Tn
on and which be supercsdrd hy past future
ysntions II The very MN which every FArmsr stocs
Raiser should have It via crush frsn 20 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour, with horse, Is easily htsd up and
uanagg. ss 80 us, and al intact The indiug
surfaces Is prevented, N last any arms Ordinary liz
Tune. 1 speak thus Of is durabhiy, because he
Prncipe ha. been iary tested he Old BsrS Mill Who
l. it that wants
MILL ON Trial
foF mon N, ana IL don give complete ssisfae,on, TO
return hP n there any thus disposed, et hiul
sp<Ak Satisfaction wafrAnted every ease the
~ vii be refunded The Crassr eau De attached hogss
power, uhch renders 1t N most ssnirni
Mia souih OF Ma-ons and Dix0n's lne Al ohsr eruhcs
in The suh require 100 naeh power or u soon scar
Oat. According 70
THE LAWS aF NATURE,
Corn and Coo Mn vhich admits Of lateral oT vshbiing
motion ~i, sary, econ wear ous; all other crashsu
Anenabe ths grand 0dJecon Gnd he PrePrirt1rs
DARE duie Il Ia the Bstruaila q "toUs9 Asa
IcA have oASEp po~er, andl DsFT NTAA2itS have
rssene frrsn and eHsLL1SsE he contrary;
have pr. vented sabbung lateral Io;ion, and an are
eoupse % T. Ihsrsiosv assert that 70 Ar
superior 70 aay other MI am ae~ selling Ills 1ennsa-
see invension a the susli sun Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
And any u.utins good hlns. are earnestly rsqs-,
ed 70 examine tAe true HeFSts and principles q TIA Al
aud ofdrr TUm tir Proprsetors o. geuts.
A lberal Discount made % d-Alcra-
;. 2. Dk09iaQULE, soc Pronsieior.
shcbyxilie, Team.
AG ENTS,
Fllis Moore Co, q Msrkvt street., Eakyils Mana
tactarers AMI 6enerai AK-ntz.
Bsasmoas. EaH 10, cAFkssls, Assnis 81 Noa'Eo~sry
County
sb Watkius, Psilsski, Areat ~ Gre, coanty.
wm. n Hant ssisu, Assss Or Erznkaa C0aAy, rsnn,
and J1skson 1unlg, A
James b. vanee, cssiAiaa sPriasA AssHi iar sa@sss
coanly
W. NJ Hen, 4. a kasar, Asent ior suasih lQuatF.
J. r. AAn, Charlc.toa. Afrnt ior Bradley Noantys
". 4 huu'ey BFOA, Lo1aou Agents - s.ss tsnnss-
SO. sgt lo-es4lg
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.IANANA Plan LOT IENk.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY!
[By Authority % the State Of Georgia.
sTE a. e. % "a, G a..
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
1000 FOk 80.

95 Prise amounting t'Vp
Only ioeuo nuRbers- Tietris sa Halves e. 'e QaArs-
Al IS In tins scheme you draw thing, thr los
esi prise il IL times the of the tleket PriEes
nav able without ar etloaann every rae u drasn
~ Drawing and saae must gst them. D ders
strictly confidential drawings ersi Registered
ettrrs a ny risk Balls al solveui i-nks A.
Ad res jas b. NIAIEk, Macon, Ca;
t,r. Box iA3, Eashvifie P. o.
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Wheat 4! Wheat!

ItTF vii rsy CASH fpr Wheat delivered IN Nashville
w Sacss nruishrI. Gail aud see " tvf.re Won s.
arrfa- n J. 4 q. YEATMAN
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CORN SACK )

CONSTANT luPPly q AsAEy oa.a 50 p ssl.hy
"A JOskPh Nkoh.
.ssfs-ir ceEsgs sEd cAasca 80.
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PATENT MACHINE
B A l. l. X o l. l.

I'VE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
1 u nos making Hundred tois pr week ~ vrry
superior uticis II srgErClltD MACHINE BAIk ROPE.
All orders pro upty hn-d Tie markst BY
JOHN 7. DOUGLASS, Prcsid- nj,
sepl9-dW No a. Commercial u. - Louis, Mo
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NASHVILLE. TENN. SATURDA T..
CHEAP GAS LIGHT.

THE BFNZ0LE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
20 furnish Portable .as Machines suitable for hanufac
tories, Stores, Dwelling Houses, sesmtoas Railroad Sta
tions, &c These Mach warranted to give safsc
ton. hey manufactured under 2. T. McDougss Pat
ent and the only that viii well in cold
weather. The Light produc is half cheaper than Coal
Ga, and less than the TalOw Candies They
easily md free danger and the prices 25
pei less than any other machines made The Compa
py offer 70 ale State and County Rights for all the States
All orders should be addres sed to r-#-
S. I. McDOUGALL, Agent for the Company,
nov2O-6m 321 broadway, New Ork.
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an 81, ycurs, Sc.
II. L. STEWART.

~ Prepared aua sold a. 10 Markst street, between
sth and sth e. LHu 80 AID sh l-ro dEay, New York.
For sale IN Nashville &c AialuiaetsIeis pfirrs. ~
bWiN BE0IiiFRs.
Ajsn Or sale Prof Woods OFgrfa. sausuve Lluimrn,
and vessabir f- Ps warranted brttcr than ANY u er,
or the oaey al fefnted. see cirvlar flT an
cessary infsTInaii-u With agents.
noyi7-ttrWAWly
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Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
81 Inr,s Inns 90 1s,a-

ST L0VIs, June 20. lS'3-
Pro- Wood - about 20 pr ptre and vrnd your
recently discovered Hair Restorative, and you request
my ep niou Of t viii rtsir ha my hair ieN months
ago yery gray and aer nng ho tie ef your Hair Re
storative H resumed its or gna color and since 10 spphet
on an dardruu ss dsappl rom my head. and have
been trf fuhe vh 20 dssgrc-abe ifrh nE of TIE scalp.
sst- -d thst those vhu use VIII rot regret H. as 70
rives thu appearance having teen recently oiled
pfrsred therefore. 10 md ifs % al Eho &C.
sifoas q having a b,auufll htsd af bsr.
! an, sir, yours, Sc.
L STEWART
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LADIEs RERLEp CATERS.

HAVE received another pscs = q
IL Ladies super French L liseied Caters;
thick soss;
Cob Congress Boots.
Kd nuskns and Psris Ties;
- e. Ihacz salrd t9nas
Miszes' K1 slipper, 04.,ers an Faney Boots
John KANAGE
novtT u College g.
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OYSTERS! 0Y>EERSi!-20oO 600 cans Woods
Ra'timo Oysters received hi, dsv by
noyl5 VESSEL q TInMPSI-N
SWEET ORANGES-2O bbl. Sweet oranges
- ceiyed by NFSSFL THOMPSON.
I E1IONS-2O bxs. fre>h Lemons received This day by
l. novI5 VESSEL a THOMPSON.
CtUCOANUTS-I, ,OCO fresh Cncoanuts ceived bv
~ novlS WlSSEL TH NPSON-
NTtN skAMSINN-iO b.Ae>. halves and quaTte
~ neV Malange Z Iisins received nv
novl5 VESSEL THOMPSON.
DRUNE@2NO packages fresh Prunes in giass jars and
i boxes, n ceved by WEsSEl. THOMPSON.
TSRFSE TEAS-Just received another lot Of those
+ celebrated Green Black Teas sold niy BY
noy15 wE~SEL THOMPSON.
SEGAKS! SEGARS!
TWENTY THOUSAND extra Regais Ssgars well assort
i ell, received this day by
auo9i wEssFI THOMPSON.
MhEAT WANIED.
iTIFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, fei
l. which the highest price in CASH viii be paid
SEYMOUR, TANNING = co,
'e2 Corner arket ard Church str-"ts.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-08
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER sCHELL's GenT Advertising House,
APPLEroS' BUILDING, S40 anG 34s Broadway.
Late No. 50 Nassau-Street.