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FU HtBu' VIPahtukt ePPIFIY
EDWARD X, COLLIEa
No. 50 Wall street, N. Y,
BROWN sHTPLEY, h CO.,
Lave
STEPHEN KENNARD 81 CO,
n Austin Friars London.
B. q, WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris,
The Bhps VIII accountable for god
bullion specie lewoy, precious stones, metals unless bills o.
iadng therefor the thUCo
1-du
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II. III. GILL E II ,
Counsellor al LaU,

removed his Office his resd in FranEn Row, corner
Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally the United States Court
Having devoted concerning patents viii
give advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Once and appeals 10 the chief uco assistant
OF the District OF Columbia and will assist In the
preparation and uial of suits concerning patents.
He give written opinions prepare arguments
hRyng Congress either Of the departments
will prosecute claims before any board established for their
adjudication
Oct 95--dtf
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers

Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the following;
The Atlantic Capt. Oliver Edrdre
The Blic. ,Capt Jos COInsncs
The AdTGus Capt James West
~lc, These ships having built by contract es-
1&7k presy for government service, every
S& u taken in their construction also engines
1E4za to insure strength and speed and their
dauOns for unequalled for
Price of New York Liverpool
In second cahin s5 Prom Liverpool TO New York. 30
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship,
No bertha be until raid for,
The ships this line have tight bulk
to avoid danger from ice, will the Banks
until amer the st Of August
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or OF the General Land Once.
Nor1cE mo- pRE.EMpTIoN CLAIM ANrs.

Every person entitled right Of preempton any
lands within townships and of townships above
required establish the to the subtraction OF the
Ter and receiver proper land oee and mako
as soon as practicable ar notice. aud before the Up
OF the pubic sale OF the lands
The tract claimed otherwise claim viii be
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofce
April S-iawlJW INTEL and STAR
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Mar daw

HAVING associated together indicated in the above
III tender In the purchase and sale
stocks foreign and domestic exchange collection
Of sight and b negotiation OF loans, bonds, bills,
prOmiSsoy business public securities exchange
money. We will make city collections receive depostes,
n standing accounts
We secured the Mr.. LAWRENCE p BAfNE,
Of Selden, Whers, Co., WashnRton ID. Oh
undivided the general business of
house, his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON & CO.,
April 3-6w 2l4 Baltimore street.
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Carpetng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally.


IS e nch Mosaic rugs
rs Chenilo do
so do velvet do
rs low priced tufed do
rich Chenille and paTof
100 druggett cruub CLOTHS, all sizes
Is pieces printed dTuggetls, all widths
peces coiorod figured dnmask for dancing cloths
8 bales, Cocoa, Jute, sheep skin, and other
pieces felt carpetng, for Offices, &C.
rs IA 81 gI lO-4 IA, aud l24 linen
$50 pairs 81, 10 4, ii 4, and 1874 sup. bed blankets
$50 pairs crib and cradle blankets
pairs servants and ironing blankets
IS quilted bed comforts
25 white MaTselles bed quilts all sizes
$50 sup. double damask table cloths, all aires
IS pieces table damask, all widths
$50 satin danask napkins
so dozen dAmask towels
100 pieces huckRback and diaper towelings
25 rich cloth piano
so do table
10 pieces very rich brocntel for curtains
30 do satin laines do
- do worsted damasks do
50 do very rich Union damasks for curtains
10 do striped reps for dining
10 do plain reps for furniture covering
25 do plain and twilled Turkey red cashmeTet
80 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
7S do do muslin do
100 pieces embroidered muslins
so pieces bun shade linens and fix ures
l51 painted window shades and fixtures
Together with complete stock article 10 line
all OF which will be offered
be had Of other house county
The public respectfully invited TO for themselves
HOoE, BROTHER, co.
Sept 2O-3nw4wit
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Law school or Cumberland UniSsrGity, az Lebanon,
Tennessee
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carulhers, late Of tho circuit
Il judges of Tennessee.
Nathan Green, udgeu supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfeld l.. Ridley, the cnancelor
Judges Caruthe Green their whole excusivey
TO the school.
Plan finsirseon-l Daily examinations
books No regular lectures but explanations the
daily lessons the of the examinations.
g. Weekly ofcommon law and equity In which
profess
through all the
practice The framed require prepare
deeds wills. n documents be
dence the trials Some OF ne cases are taken by appeal
court which held monthly In the class, and
public the cad session. The students act clerks shcr
jurors circuit Judges chanceior other Official
Baciiiesc sconnected with their suits.
SesonsTho session the third Monday
tember third Thursday February com
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July,
Expenses per sson.Tuon fee $50, In coningeu
81 boarding $50. Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four sessions required complete unless
No previous
There four regular classes
any time during the collegiate year.
Number students the last collegiate year eighysI.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board of Trustees
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NInHERs OF Congress visitsrs wRshIngton
NJ aIc respectfully informed that at TAYLOR a hAUhYs
and Stationery Store 9th street, they viii S
requirements. Their addition ths fo
Important works, comprises department Of literature, science
and
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly impouAtions from England
CAIhoun's WORKS. volumes
JcfCrs0ua Works, . volumes
WebsteT's works, o vols, autograph ediOa
EyorGuis OratOns and Speeches, volumes
Clnys Private Correspondence, volume
= 4. Prentiss's Memoirs, volumes
BancFofs History Of the United States, volumes
Statesman's Manual, volumes
Hickeys Constitution, volume
JcGersons Manual, volume
The Constitutions Of the Uuitcd States, volume
Ellotp Debates and Madison Pnpers, volumes
Marshs Orators and Statesmen, 1 volume
story's Works, volumes
Lives of Chief Justices nr the United States, volume
Liebers Civil Liberty and SELF government, volumes
Wiftis Life of fPaiTiok Henry, volume
Kunnodyr Lifs Of Win, volumes
Garnnds Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
Do T'oclusvlss Democracy In America, volume
Tho Fcderalisl, volume
Grmkc's Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions
Constitutional T IT book, volume
Carey's Past, Present, and Future, volume
Scamnnr Progress of Nations, ! volume
ucEigouH American DobateT, volume
Fuurs Wealth nf America, volume
smithis Wealth Of Nations, volume.
Every description OF American, English French stationery
he antst quatiea AZ the lowest prices,
Visiting and printed with the greatest rompuudr
TAYLOR MAuRY's,
Dec 7-au Near OH street
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rORM or 0TJARhNTBB.

To Capt N, G. aiegs, U. Rusneen
We tho undcrEigned residents d, In the State Of,
hereby Jointly and sBveay with tho United and
guaranty the foregoing bid Of be accepted, he
they will within days ao the the Hnd bid
for with GOOD sufficient sureues
perform furnish the articles proposed in conformity
ofSs Advertisement under which II made. And
said shall fail TO aforesaid guaranty
make good the difference between the offer by the said and
the lowest bidder,
tSEned) A. b..
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WTr and wisdom OF the Rev. sydney Smith BY Duyc
w kinck. 81 25.
The OF Herndous Fihh Century hro
Christ; imaginary biography founded on fact, by D Ta
boz wheeler, v. n. @, 3, 2 vols, 81.
The BuRuunot ETilcs historical novel. IS cents
Mechanics Tables containing and circumren n ~
and sides Of equal squares, circumference o aHT'a
hoops, cutting of boiler Plates Gc &C by Charles H. m
well, marine engineer, so cents
Introduction 70 the study Of h1i by NJ A. Dwight sl.
Life Sketches from Cosmou Paths series of American ae'
hy Mrs. Jniu L. Dumont sl
The Rise and Progress ~ the English Consultation; by
Crengy, a. Third edition. 81.
CadeTon his life and genius, with specimens Of Va BY
n. q. Trench, ~ ID. rs cents.
Just published, and for sals TAYLOR \ MAURYS
June 10 Bookstore pth u
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished po'"-s
sthe and aecormc1
OF the travelling public.
Dec lI-dly
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THE Letters OF Madame dc seyignc her Dspghtsf
and Friends, edited Ny Mrs Sarah J. Hale vol, 81 @.
The Letters o Lady Mary Worey Montagu, edited BY Mrs "a
Nav % FRANCE TAYLOR
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

HE undersigned notice that they this formed ~
tied partnership, under tho f Of Appleton Co. whose place
OF business Bamoe the purpose buying and
selling stocks dra foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks and the usaeon Of general stock brokerage and
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside in said city general pnrne and George
Rust resides in Loudoun county, Vgns and special partner
that said George Rust has contributed the capital TO e
stock the twenty thousand doam in cash aud that
the said partnership this 18th OF March, 1885, aud 10
10 terminate on the 18th day of March, 1857 -
WM. STUART APPLETON,
ii w. HOWELL,
Mar n5-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
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hereby certify the knowledge boiief
above named guaranora good and sufficient
(Sgnsd) f..
Mar B-3awtsthMay kIawU
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice hereby gwen all the lands taken for
the and remaining the United States, ouds ef the sir
nI OF grant made by OF 9th February, 1862 fOT
the Cairo and Puon railroad aud It's branches hheHo restored
market which subject location the date
withdrawal, will opened sale and entry he ordinary
price aer hereinafter mentioned, wiz
Once Jackson, Missouri Monday the 81 day Of Novem-
ber 1855,
once Baesvo. Arkansas, Monday, the loth day Of No
vember, 1885.
Little Rock ArkansOS Monday Ihs ID day Of Noyem
ber 1885.
Helena Arkansas Monday the l7 day Of Noycm
er, 1885.
Once ClnrkTe, Akansas Monday, a4h day OF No
VembeT, 1856.
vemhcr 1855
champasnOs, ArEnnsas Monday, the 10Th day Of
November, 1885.
once al Washington, Arkansas, Monday, duy
November 1880
NOTICE TO -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right preempou any
public sale, those be
market required satisfaction
of land Once and
within the period prescribed by otherwise such claim
be forieited. THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June Tt-lawl3w StaTsIntoLl Commissioner.
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proposaIs fOr INDIAN GOOds.

DEPARTMENT IETKEIoK,
Once Indian AnaiIs,
september -, 1850.
ALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Indian Goods"
" WILDE received Ihe Ose o Indian Affairs, Washington city
10 O'Clock, Fdday the 5ls day " October next,
furnishing goods for the Indian Department for uhnE treaty
pua0ns with various Indian tribes and other Indian purposes
d 1OWss
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l.. j. Middleton,

Dealer Tee,
Oflee and depot southwest corner and 18Th streets
Fab 97-dHnir
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COMMERCIAL.
PATRIOr OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, Aug. 81, 1856.
The markets, this week, in most of the leading
articles Of trade exhibit phase and in fact,
cool for August while the river is too low for boat
log purposes, tosny extent, although the Sligo
tinues to run between this city and Paducah.
FLOUR-There is a dropping tendency in the
market, and very little dong. We still quote Ten
nessee at ? 5Oa3 90 per hundred, and OOa6 80 per
bbI
WHEAT-During the first portion of the current
week, there was an evident Improvement, but since
the steamers news came to hand, prices have fall
len, and the feeling has since been depressed. The
highest figures now offered are IS cents for red and
8OaS5c for white wheat. It still comes to market
freely.
C0RN.-Yellow corn 35a40c per bushel.
oATS-CIeaned, soc per bnShel
BACON-No change has taken place during the
week. Receipts are moderate. We quote hams
ssa9c; shoulders 7a7i; sides 10.
BEEF-We quote at 81.
BUTTER.-2Oc per 10.
LARD.-9c and quick.
MEAL.-3O per bu.
EGGS Per dozen Sc.
FEATHERS.-4Oa43.
LL0W.-Rendered l0al01c.
HONEY-Strained sa124; Comb lOal2t.
SALT.-Per bush, 45c; gne, per bag, 25O, and
coarse do 1000.
WOODEN WARM-Whoesale selling prices
for cash-for red cedar ware iron bound buckets
per dozen, $500; brass bound per dozen, $40 90;
iron bound tubs, in nest $3.50; do, in nest,
$3.50.
D0NESTIC.-4 sheeting stc per yard; 0sna-
burgs l21.
IRON AND NAILS.-Tennessee Iron 5Ia9s:
and Nails lOd, s. 25a3 80
WHISKY .-35a4Oc per gallon.
LAND WARRANTS.-The Washington Organ
OF the l4th says that Warrants have further decln
ed since our last quotations. A banker in that city
the price now and prospective of this species of
property:
There still continues a depression in the land
warrant market and the tendency is down wards. Ii
is evident from all Of the late developments that of
tie closing of the land offices in the Western States
and Territories, and the failure Of the passage of
Cobhs bill through Congress to permit the location
of warrants the alternate sections Of the various
railroads. that prices must continue 70 huctuate,
and the market remain more or less depressed for
the next four or six months TO come.
can make no conclusive accurate calculation
as to future prices. but incline to to the opinion.
from what know Of the supply aud demand, that
prices must come still lower Dealers are buying
cautio sly to-day at the following rates:
For l6D's and SOS 81 cents per acre.
1908 Sc 4"
4Us 81 O8
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. O. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No l, meets at Odd Fellow 5
Hall every Tuesday night Officers: P. BILIOD N g.; W.
W THuFMoSD VG Med. A. N,LES, secy T. L. MARSHALL,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No Q, meets every Thursday
night Officers: W. A. NHERRY N g.; ). W. RATCLFF, V.
G. T W. BARNES secy; re. CocKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, mee's every Monday night.
Ofhcers: p l. PHILLIPS, N. @ G.. W. DARDES, G.; Z.
BEAUMONT, Sec'y; W. CAMERON Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 80, meets at their Hall, South
Nashville, Friday night Officers: JOHN HILL N.
g.; FEED JoNTE " Il. G. ALLEY sec'y JOIN TASKsLEY
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. l. meets the 1T
and 81 Wednesday night Of each moth Officers: c. SAY
ERs, G p; NJ FoULx II. P: p. BHLIoD, s. W: w. W.
THURNoSD, J. W J. LYONS Scribe; Il. CUTTER Treas
OLIVE BRANCH ENyAMPMENT, No 4, meets
every I'd and 4h Wednesday night Of each month Officers
J. X FDMUEDsoS C. P B. Lyons H. p; G. W. DARDRS 3.
w. W. 9. TURNS, J. W., K. 7. FLEMING, Scribe; N.
WARD Treasurer. iv2}
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Pianos and Music.-We learn that Horace
Waters Of 1913 Broadway, T. agent for the Of many
OF the celebrated makers Of Pianos Meodeons
Offering them at prices which ali who desire
purchase TO avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music third OF from the
regular prices and will forward the free postage
His offers to the trade teachers and schools Of the
favorable charace-a Of which he will he to all to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Water Pianos among the very best
We enabled speak of those instruments with
degree of confidence personal knowledge Of their
cellent tone and durable qusly.-N y. EUdngelist.
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FINE STooK.-For several years past a num-
Der of the public spirited and entcrprsing
agriculturists of Tennessee have paid consd=
cradle attention to the Improvement of stock,
and introduced improved breeds Of cattle into
the State. Comparatively few, we imagine,
really comprehend the importance Of raising
the best breeds, or more interest would certain
ly be exhibited by greater number Of our
agricultural community. The advantages, TO
be derived from such improvements, are not,
we are satisfied, fully understood, or a much
larger proportion Of that important class of
citizens would turn their attention 10 the sub
ject
Among those in this vicinity who have given
the subj eet considerable attention and an earn.
est of their interest therein, is our friend Dr.
i. NJ. Patterson, whose farm we had the pleas
ure of visiting few days since. lie has re-
Gently made valuable additions to his cattle
herds of fine Durham stock from Kentucky.
More beautiful animals taken rs a whole, we
have seldom il ever seen. Their siz, ,yminei-
rical proportions, and excellent points, denote
the purity Of their blood aud the great advan-
tsge OF Raising such stock. Tennessee Is finely
adapted TO stock as well as grain raising, and
It behooyes those who have 40 eye TO future
profit in agricultural pursuits to begin now TO
improve their breeds. A ine bred animal is
indeed goodly thing to look at. Aside from
its intrinsic or pecuniary value, there is a SAT-
isfaction in possessing a noble aud fAultless
animal. A better acquaintance on the part Of
farmers with this subject will convince them
OF the benefit and utility Of raising ine stock,
and they will not fail 90 award to DR.. P. and
his co.labOrers in this particular, a jest need
Of praise for their services in this important
enterprise.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.
FOR SALE.


Q00 ACRES Of splendid land lying the south
OOO side Of the N G. Railroad, Ii miles from Nash
vile from Lavergne Depot 65 under good cedar
fence and in high state Of cultivation On this are
two comfortable dwellings, two Gins Outhouse all good
fine Orchard Of choice fruit excellent springs
and is traversed by falling stream Of water -
This tract for richness Of soil and auy location
surpassed equaed in Rutherford county and well ad4pt
ed to the growth of Cotton, Corn and small Gran-and tax
ing into consideration its couguty the Railroad Depot
where there good schools good mi s good churchs
variety Of hops &c think desirable place in
deed Also 12 ofcedar convenient distance which
viii be sold with the above will sell altogether divide
to suit purchasers accommodating Apply on the
premises 70 the subscriber at Layergne Tennessee
jy1i- tWkwu CHARLES l.. NELSON
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BY TELEGRAPH.
7TRepoTt. Furnished BY the A.soeiassd Press. ]

CHICAGO, August l9.--The Kansas free sellers
attacked Fort Franklin on the night OF the 18th.
The fight lasted four hours; one free state man was
killed and two seriously wounded Three Missou-
rians were wounded, none killed.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 20, noon-Fiour $560a59O.
Whisky 26. s
Provisions duh nominal Groceries unchanged.
Sugar 9Ia1O1 Coffee III
River % inches water in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20-River about on a stand
with inches water on the Falls.
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VINEGAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

AnuN N9kltHss %
IAnshorn a Ara Jas River IS
Virginia twist, y n, 2o6tSo
kentacky 4" ioaao
Leaf {" aNMs
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APPROPRIATION FF<EZES.
1000 prizes amounting 5000 90
Whole Tickets $10;-Halves $5;-
Quarters $50.
PAN OF THE LOTTERY

PLAN or TIL LDI1ERH.
The Numbers from 10000 c, IRE D. nding with those
numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips of paper
are encrced with small tin tubes and aced in wheel
The first 300 Prizes similarly printed and encirced
placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolysd, and number is erawn
from the wheel OF humble and time Prize Is
drawn from the other wheel. T number aud prize drawn
out opened and exhibit 10 the audience and geref
by the Commissioner the prize being placed against the
number drawn This operation is repeated until all the
prizes drawn out
approximation priZes.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the FIRST
200 prizes will be enGu to the 500 Approximation Prizes
according to the Scheme.
az The Managers, determined that their Lotteries shall
excel ali Others oer to the pnbc above scheme, which,
for the brancy of its Capitals chances ofobaning
prizes, HIS never been equaled.
- Remember thatevery Prize is 5Tawo, and payable in
foll without ded .ction.
~ All Prizes osl, 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawiDgother at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded purch ediatey after
the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at either
office. Orders for Tickets be addressed to
s. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
augl6 or J. G. HIGGINS, Box s, Nashville p o.
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Valuable City Property for Sale.
Received this Day-the Following

nR GA J. MAY IEI.D has removed his Office to snii
IL Pension office, on Cherry street. iy2
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The Art of Dveing Human Hair

II lie but mperfecty understood by those who make
the gLeatest pretensons The Of the popular Hair
Dyes the day may for the time, color the hair but
to be succeeded by furnished green other unsighty
pearance Bogles Electric Dye void Of these noxious
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither water sunshine tar
nish in the least and to make douby
his agents authorized to refund the money the most
perfect satisfaction is not given. Prices 80 cts 81 90 aud
81 so per Inventor W. BooLE Boston, and Sold by
Druggists everywhere. my81-1y
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are Won Getting RaId

your hair turning greyf Do wish to cultivate good
whiskers and mousachei Your hair to be soft silky and
gloyf Your head be COOL comfortable and free dand
ruff Mothers your children have luxurisnt heads
ofharf Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID which ne0eT
sn its unerring effects Prices 70 cts so cts 70 cts and
81 50 per bottle. Boges Balm of CyheIia stands unri-
vailed for Graduating Id pmpes and Identifying the
complexion. Price so Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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FEVER AND AGUE.-oERrns CURE,

FEVER AND AGUE.-CERTAIS CURE No
more for Tonic mixtures, Qunine, FoWer's Solution,
Arsenic Mercury, any the vlanous
pounds, which only relieve disease to mpnt another
more deadly and which sends It's unhappy victims finally,
with wrecked and broken constitution to early grave
Try Carriers Spanish MIXTURE hich contains OF hese
dangerous drugs, but by acting specifically the
Liver purifying the blood and strengthening the system,
thus enabling nature to eruperate its exhausted energies
by opening the pores Of the skim and expe grom the body
all impurities and old medicines which clog and retard its
free operation More than thousand have been
cured by Caters Spanish Mixture after everything else
had sgnally failed As sample Of its remarkable effects,
Messrs Davis Hicks Of Autaugavie, Ala, writes that
It cured gentleman of Chronic Fever and Aqua, which all
the efforts Of physicians and their remedies could not sub
due He ouy tok three bottles. They say sells very
rapidly and maintains its high reputation all through the