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M tHtLfUN, having FrsuIafd fAs Ma RhLgff WlPfi
w. nusiNks2, sehep hiitld Aieres spd ihsAfl1,lI
pshe - gneFai, Nho nay apsfs warf b h.s lns, HS "A
= fisr hlu nai AZ his fttp, corner 81 chnFrA N{1
sifeel and tAe Nashville and ChsliarGeEa karaad W.
Felnf ils Nll KIP eunaiantlF lu4snd snpliF -
81 40eIAEh1h 1UnlzS, &C., 81 ne Ane.g Itaiiaa snl
Apsfaah Nases. Al uesi exseaisa r lls test banner
and warranted. ssFle-a
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVRNRNT.

w Tht iuE Wa'thause. Ne - Tub tc Square
w IN tise era improv,uaenlr, sfd a 4 be IRE
pared b. e 9tih ehraarg O. ht snre Nrs Stoek
e. ing Goo = sir ct he AID Gu
GA e. 10 NeW Work. lon and Phaielph csmprtsine
larger and ha-r class :, GeOs tAa has lsre;oore
he lept ~ Our stk VII ec mpxts iu eveFy depart
J. BUNcANAco
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NASHVILLE. TENN WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1856
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vISCHER 4 sCHELL'S Gent Advertising House,
APPLEros' BUiLDIxe, S4s and s4s Broadway
Late no. 50 Nassau-Street.
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NE w FIR NJ.

Il, y. 81 fndRY a ~. =. PEACH.
1 ave hrmei partnership under ths name ~
and yis ~ tsarafy Go and taken the sfock ~
snd ana n -. reahrfs Q a. o. Ceupsrs hack, ia
Chefry street. ana aunferc~ 10 heir faas ard The ~
N ihey prspaset sNscuis esery spion o voss
The PLUMBING sCsiAFSs IA sAe nesseia usust Sab
stsutsi Thsy va a-c and "a ~ Gas
tarsz 10 ths na-ones yies. fhty nsp.eslJ solicit
share ~ puthc tsatIonagr. ltan1j
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ARMSTRONG & CO.,
No. 60 MARKET ST., NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MANUFACTURER AGENTS,
I,7OR the sale of Machines, Agricultural ImpIements
4 Building Materials, &c, &C. The annexed a list OF
Fuch articles always be found at their sore and at
tie lowest cash prices:
MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Little 6iant Felton's Portable Grist Mill, Straw Cutters,
Corn Shelters Bedweis Smut Machine Chd'5 Grain sepa
ratar Wells Seed Sower Corn Planters, Cutiyators, IL
Ploughs OF all kinds hurns Meat Cutters scyti
Forks Rakes, Reaping and Moving Machines Pan Mis- &C
BUILDING MATERIALS. &c, sc.
Window Sah Venetian lnds, Marb!eized Iron ManiIes
Chain Pumps, Foce Pumps Garden Engines, Chairs
Iron Sc tees, Iron Safes OF aIl sizes.
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
White Lead White Enc, Brown Zinc Stone Cooreh Zne
Pants OF all cniors Putty, Whiting, Lnseed OIL Lard OIL
RoSn, Iopperas, Paint Mills, &c., Ac
EEK TlLIZ IS.
Guano and Plaster. We keep large stocks Of these
articles on hand.
Clover, Timothy, Blue Grass Herds Grass Orchard Grass
Barley, &C.
We also agents for Peases Celebrated Excelsior Rail
road Horse Power Threshing Machines We have
Manu- prices transportation ad led As the de-
mand vii be beyond the supply those who are in want Of
them had bett buy
decia-C1t tw4a0m ARMSTRONG CO.
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fFHHH psrtnehp between ihe un3erssFnrd IN The nsue
a1d style of ,. ~ sesbuIy c.. issoiysd By
ins eenssnt ihe Sst at kther q ne S attend ts
setliHg ep Of tbs tasiness q ths late hFm-
~ SEARURT,
a. FEtCH
lAn2--u 4. J. SkABUkf
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Ennns rn1r.an
DIS~oTtiTaON.

VIZ VII close the remaialer % q ct e Winter
Go 'ds amonest ehch large strmrnt Of htp
q vrrv ehoicg qasligy, a. sxtrraely los prizes
janis A.. }. D. a ro
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Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &c.
DP yEFvocE a CHARLES


1873 Pearl street, New York,
uAvE abi-hei agency fr the sale Of their impor
L tgiions in the city Of
NASHvELLE,a PUBLIC SQUARE.
PEv&C are the esena,ivts of some Of the larres
houses in Frsnce. among others the CENTRAL SOCIETY
OF vtsET ARD, PR0pRIErnR~ OF C0GNAC, whose, ,Iran-
dies they prep treI 20 or in Ha QGarter and Eighth
Pipes.
s House has be~one celebrated for the excellence Of
Their shipments, an from the immense capital wlch they
represent, offer superior advantages boh in qpaty and
price, my other Rrand-s Shipments in Band ~ de-
sired. DIV c. also offer for le o their OWN iMPOR
TATI0Ns an assortment Of CHAMPAlGNES cLARETS.
MAnEIRAs. sHERRIES, HOOKS, wHISKiEs, GIN ard
RUN, &c, &C.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
O tiled in London under supervision Of the Rrtsh Gov
ernment expressly for De Nenoge Charles of New York
pure tonic stimuant an diurttc drink, pronounced By
medica be the most sanitary ale hoc dstiation
ever o-red 70 the Pubic 1hisin fro its peculiar quail
iie, l. emnenty adapted to paris OF the country whose
waters abound with Lmest and is in general use as
beverage ro gho1t he wh United States In cases OF
and dozen bottles each bottle bearing the Words
Charles London Cordial Gin blown ia the gl ss, and the
Proprie'Or's fac snlitr tn label.
All rders ccnded to the and scruUnv Of Messrs De
Venogs Charl,s throng their Nashville Agency, ~ meet
with nrompt attention and dispatch. deco-u
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Eye and Ear.
W. g.. COOK Va H. SIT GOETVS MO-
EMPIRE saw WORKS.
W. L. T. GAGE q co.
WarcrOOm No. 81 Main StrecI,

ST. LOUIS. MO.
4 ANUFAcrURERs Of every description Of extra Caa
Htnd and PaRst S1'es Sa,O kandrels Jpsss and Cod
Ckisfls. Trunk Springs, klirss Reaper cklss Spra0s,
&c. aec.
expense.
The undersigned have made such improvements and
rived such perfection in the temperng and grinding de-
Of her Works. ard such pains procure the
best quality Of Steel that hey assert, without fear
contradiction thai their iock Of Saws hand and
being manufactured, aud y I'll be- net only 60 ual
but superior TO any made Ian or brought
to lhi~ markea.
Every Saw sold under their guarantee w be made good
% the purchaser II not found 70 be trial
msriS-d2tawiy w. L. ~ GAGE q co.
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STATEN I>EaND
FANCY DYEIEG ESTABLISHMENT.

NEw YORK.
THE ude' ell propre;Ors Of this esab hnent, have
lang time (tle senior pa in4r OF the IA, Nathan
Baret 81 yeaFs) heen proscGfing TIER uDess at s'a-
islari They ave spared ell ense. esperi.
aiy infhe lest few yea 70 Scei Al the branreso her
aF AMI have been snccesf1 IN att lining high degree OF
Improvement, vel the machinery and pPa'eius fr
d different st Is o. goo in practical artistic skill
In dyeng and sizing LsJ- H. satin AID MerinO Dress
es great Improvements have bfea male. In large prop
O1 Of csse-, hese ari:'es d Ia c0r and I'm 81,
very nearly al nee 10 goods or We avis
CloAss Nantss Nevet Garments, a 50 very ~
cesfHy eated. Faded and stained gois retored or Ie
dyed.
lace snd us IN Curtairf, carpets Rigs aua ia5e Hcv
CHAN and Eefnshed, Dalask and fore-n Cur ats
Beau ifEll Dyel Also, Ri rs Hosiery, Gloves, &c
Orders execu ed with care and despatch.
Goods reoe vel letlrned b. express.
Goo kept sa5jeci he Ct i'm n tn oNner y months
BARRETT, NEPIIE"S 4 co,
Janis Gm John st 2doors frVm Broadway, n. Y.
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fEtEf = = tsNN bfsIHG.
THE R~kZ0LE GAS LfuHr COMPANY are prepared
10 furl.h Portable Gas Maehines suitable for Manuiae
tories. sors, Dwelling icu-es steamhoas, Railroad sta
tions &c. Thess Mach warranted IN give satife
ton. hey nanufse uuds 8 T. McDougas Pat
ent ani The only that i'll operae well Ia cold
weather. The light prodnc sone hal cheaper than tosi
Ca, and less than the cAmmauest Txlow Candies 1hry
easily managed nd free IRON danger and tie prices 25
cent ess than any other machines made. The Compa
ny Offer 70 ae State ash County ghts for all the states
an orders shoud hs aid essed TO
s. I. McnnUGALL Agent for the Company.
nov20 5n 32t broad way, Scxv orb 1.
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A eFLRSpID LOT ~ ORANGES. kpples, Lsneus. Ger
y elah. nrandiss, ks. LAlNdnuRET co.
a~Hi a. rnlrn street.
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IMPORTAIIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1866 !!


THEsubsciibers beg 10 call attention sf their friend
md 'he e. d. gene ally, TO their arrangements for
Spring SALsS."
We shah be epsred by the 10Th ef February show
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
wil BE- 'nTp with almost sni,ely ne~ stock which
has b pas nay seeei BY enc OF The house in knops
We invite particular attention to
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shall be able to show al The
NEWS So DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
In silks, Baragss. Barage de LANES Challies Tis
sues, Elegant Robes, Erilliantes, Grenadines. De
Baiges, French, Scotch aad English Muslins, Lawns
and Cambries, Bombszines, Alpaeeas shawls Scarf,
Mantillas, Talmas, &c, &C
I.SO,
very large stock q FRENCH, scoTcn and IRIsH EM-
DRnlDEHILs whIrs GOODS, LINENS, LlAEN GOODS.
In the
Hosiery Department,
An unusually lsrge K. every variety Of
English and German Cotton. elk and Lisls Thread
Hose, Gloves, MiIts, aud Small Wares, &C, &c.
A-ehOIee stock ef Goods ior
GENTLEMEK's WEAR and TAILoRs' USES.
In me
carpet Depafbment,
Every variety ofRich Velvet, wilton Tapestry Bru.-
sells. 8 Ply and Ingram Carpets, Canton Mating,
Fl0Or OIL Cloths Angs and lrusgets; RICH Gun.
TAIN STuFFs, In great VARIETY; and
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.
ALSO,
Domestic Goods Department,
A fai assortmsntoi
AMERICAN. COTTON AND wsoIlEs GOODS
we rpeAt what hsve easn said bef,re that
SUCKS Il Goos, and u Asaa ioie 0dT sold
in fnH MAJ Lei ~ ne country
ous Fsrrisn fafres IsFosrASsnN, and
paTtieuarg adapted TO sOetas IN Coz unEti a.
We a al te g.d 10 he trade in market The
Ing feason, ard 20 titm 80 with
thatn Ni Be fr he Interest ef eLosk BUfEKs 10 exsm-
Our terms are CASH or GOOD NOTES payable snrars-
ally az bank We sha nI-o adheve The stsis m fwhh
has sosked vel the pust ssasnl Of se ag ae ed BO-n
and cOcred corEos Co Ds hs "sfs eas al AanlefsreR
cost prfes.
BANCROFT, BELTS & MARSHALL,
EOS and 2ii KinE St,
isns-sm Charieston, =. a.
Steam, Steam, Steam. and Land.
rF,Ila undersigned wsh q % se1 IL entire q
ss = e s ms y ss.s sss- sa Al = s.s ss
feBn east of hs Tennessee river 9Th Tea Tbuasana
Arrss q well tmesfsd .nt. pine. Ppi.T ana esk one
q iaod wth al shs necessary iFovsmsnss,
stables. d. isg hssusss 81.
Ala uish 10 81 ihs silver, attached te
shave tact snnainins 6js ~ lad, = qsi
a., acre. vaish - zallisausn. vih ans n
psovsaeaa The cher q ~ Is sst paitng up nsr
tfaa aad - : tsacl q iaaa ei'h zap HioF tnhsT
siil iurntT gasttf lsna, iarnons ena srlsi
mlH two on Tsans and wsssas ns ksmfk rnas Ae, los
hoaana doiar ths7d cash. and naisanes IN
nad yezEs eollsbe psp-r via intsrsl wai 80
ny fssm "a ths erns. theessa& deaFss and
.. -. = "a Az ssr assus,lsa t al IS a.
aAisrslgnud a kaxae miliz nafeln co. fuen.
Q. L. HHREEaT.
III ufa Also ssn sneoshf enrs, A.. l. flrnish ths
mss lcr ne pressas year rsoaeed pies III EIFs
puasessian 81 nny sns fzass 4 e1scs,d q l. a.
a ia .. HK0WN,
= cel lses =.
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WRAPPINGS

FOR PAIL AND WINTER.
yITE via ops On Monday aGh lnst he arsesf siork
w cLOAks. hAkTlLLke, &c., ae, ever eoeTed n lis
city Al persons vsninE Hce aFie ropia 80 vel -
cal a. embraces every ung nsp, f4nTice Ia
prices from g. 70 500. H. {, AeAAlkf CO.
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IRoE RAILTNe AND

IRON RAILING AND
ORN NBE isNTAL IRON WORK.
I'HE subscribers prepared 10 en- orlers oany
l. for IRON WORK, suth as
Railings for Public and Private Parks Gardens
Steps, verandshs. Balconies, Cemetery Lots, &C,
Also, IRON sTAIss, DOORS, SHUTTERS, skTrEEs,
CHAIRS TABLES, DoG>, WINDOW GUARDS GA rE5,
FOUNTAINS They pay particular aperton 10 enelos-
ing otMErtR Ry LOfs and PARKS having TIE largest ss
sorment Of Patterns Of any establishment the country
are enabled please the fssdious taste Archi-
builders ia part OF the ulon. wtnting irnn
Work By Seeding drawings S receive the estimate fr
cos. OF WORK and We viii Ia nh any ~orA from their de
signs dras'ngs that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture, by address
ing few lines stating fT what parp viii be furnished
with pFintd d-sts by urn mail with the prices
Fl All orde vii receive lromp: attention, and
the work hnshe and htrd the beet manner and packed
in boxes Tor safe earriage, HOOD co,
i2i North Teah Street.
And Broad and Kdge Avenue,
nov24-gEtm phtsnssei phiss.
N0rs sCE.
Il HE eo-hartnersip Of Pcrsins Campbell Co. az th,,
city, Is this , dissolved by mutual cousent either Of
The partners having the Of he q The arm is
l.qaidatioa. W. 81 PERKINS,
New oAuEAss, Dec. &, 1855. sAM'L ? WALKER.
In re,irnr from ire cosnuisson Rlsnrss we return OF,
thanks fen IS ard patrons and ehess nc
ami la partner. ~ Perkins, allogeLes
worthy q their confidence and patronage.
". y. CAMPBELL
sAML r. HALksR.
Perkins camrheA4 Co. usa be esduced without ineFrUg
dssis~ dsel-u rERKISs co.
To Merchants and Merchant Tailors.
'ItaE Htsntion Of the rae (. 'sqaesed 10 usv and
plrsed hs DE COURStY LtFUURCAiER 60,
iAas-sn Ne. iis dsrkes 81. Phlaarlsa
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tTfHK parkner.kip 1eFs exsrg dsF he algle Il
ma Ncuss i kla dss ,sosss1 ~ aatali eaRseni.
9 q ssea.s Ass tAs sssiusat q ~ as.insss q - 80
Arra ~ %. El4ts.
lzsss-1a Q g. hAohA
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zST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From The Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W s. SWIM
MIX Nc. Ia second street. ST. LOUIS, No.
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GOOD ADVICE =!


EHEALTis ALMANAC FOR 1896.
You will aud "a e. great vari y q fll information
upon al slbycs connfcvd with the cUuris q domestic
ne; but uore especially concerning the
Plantation and Family Medicines
rRsrAEED TuE
GRAEFEABURG COuPANY.
For u Disorders wh he human 81 stem h isb- these
Medicines prov de remeyl Il theJ cousd cd anoeg
TIE GREAT HUN UGs OF The AGE,
lie, an, one obtain a copy of the
Graefenberg Manual Of Health,
An' having uly etry u thcn 10 hs Doctor,
and psk h.m 70 point 'Nhere the humbng hH'
Thee Medicines prepared by Physic ANS Of emnence,
whose repa7ii rot confined 20 county ID State,
bat & tc0rid tridci
Ifhese SIC ones ai to DO what promised for heu the
Agent holds himself bound 10 refund the Out n the
Thousands Of purch.sers n Tennessee, where one VIII has
had oocs on q demand the return Of his money! IL
such can be found. let him shoW himself for
Barnum Could Make Fortune by HIM!
II any doubts cheapn. these Medicines over an
others e him examine the Fever and Ague dy, and
compare IL Wit the u'u practice.
Tie GraefcubeIg Company give, ffr 5lcents:-
lat ful directions f3r the a. an Agaes fevers.
"a. An emetic with ins' rue ions far use.
Sd box aiming % Pills composed Of oainine and
rlne for which alfne, you woud have u pay pre-
pared any Drug Sore " the State, fl.
sth One box 0f vesttie Pills kpoSn to be superior to
a'y that be prescribed BY fhyscens or prepared BY
Drgd -
on Ahandsoze box In which al these preparations are
placed
6,h Hthese remedies d. not cue ihe Agoe you eau 70
back md have your - cents returned
with al thee advantages u HAS LOOK OF RRASGN
AnOUf fr that scent a. remriy prepared for ieh
riani nv tie met learned Phy.cizai IN me toa with III
directions for heir U.s. ai stfres uf dsold r.
che ger han the cneaprs and beile -n he best Ehon
b ooe 70 opasr and 50 1nlves u ussd hroughout the
world. ALEX MAf hENLtE,
deciQ-u renne
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fltfk EtisHtion of The tra {. sqocslcd 20 and
choice 81 ck Of asn and ssoy ueav. exclu isey n.-
y lrsed hs DECOURStY LtFOURcAiiER 60,
jAAs- en- Ne. ite Market So. Philal~lpa
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JANIS D. IsoUsENAS. 1rLIus II. sSnrH. r. n. EowLn
HOUSEMAN, SMITH & Co.,
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JOHN RAMAG
PATE IA mtcmINE
B A l. Ii n OP Il

u a u Il IL y y II
1NHE MISSOURI HEMP MASUfACTURIN6 COMPANY
is making iiEnaftd Coils psr vsek of Yer,
superior article Of eIKETCikD MACHINE bALk hUPk
All orders pro npty fed TIE lowest market r4ief ~
JOHN 4. DOUGLASS, rrcsidrat,
seplQ-Gn 40 a. Commercial 81 ~ lsnats Ao
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-20

CTIndia, or the Pearl of Pearl River,
by the distinguished authoress, Mrs. E. D..
e. N. Southworth, is in press and will BE-
ready for sale on Saturday. March s, by T.,
B. Peterson, 102 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia.
A celebrated critic who has read the work
in manuscript says: "Taking it all in all,
this is the best work Mrs. Southworth has
yet written. In India the reader will find
vivid delneation of the Southwest, The
characters are boldly drawn. the incidents
natural and the action of the story rapid
and absorbing. No fiction of Mrs. South
worth's bears such proofs of careful finish.
1t ought on these several accounts to have
popularity unrivalled by any of her for
mer works spite of the immense circulation
they have attained"
Complete in one large duodecimo volume
neatly bound in cloth, for one dollar and
twenty-five cents, or in two volumes paper
cover, one dollar.
Copies sent to any part Of the United
States, free of postage, on remitting the
price Of the edition they may wish to the
publisher in letter.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-20

0FWe have just received the January
number of Blackwood's Magazine. The
first article, "The Gold Screw and its con-
sequences" is very ably written and de-
monstrates in clear and forcible manner
thefallacy Of the doctrine that nothing but
the -balance Of trade" being against her,
can produce a monetary panic in England.
"The New Party" is dialogue, in which
the arguments pro and con on the continue
tion of the war are given in a brief and
comprehensive manner. The next article
is" "a military adventure in the Pyrenees--
Part l. and promises to be of unusual in
terest. There are several Others that are
well worthy aperusal.
Published by Leonard Scott q Co., New
York. Price So year,
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terest. Besides this soidity, the Company
calls attention to the strength and security
it derives from its combined system of
Agencies, through its Agents having the
mems of presenting united phalanx of
experienced Underwriters, which has work
ed, for thirty seven wears, the happiest re-
suits to stockholders and claimants for los
ses-and enables it to enter the year 1856
with greater prestige for future usefulness
than has yet been reached by any re-
ally National Insurance Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch
and fidelity.
JOHN S. PATTERSON, Agent.
Steubenville, Ohic.
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Steubenville Wholesale Market.
TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, Feb. 20th

TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, Feb. 2Oth
FIour-For goodsuper6s& 800; ex-
ira, $3.50.
Wheat-$l,25al 80.
Groceries-Sugar in hhds. and bbls.
sac; New Orleans Molasses, new crop
45a46; Syrup 6Oa65, Rio Coffee l2fa
l3c.
Grain Corn 40c ; Oats 25.
Bacon-Hams I24al4 shoulders and
sides l0al2.
Hogs-S5 25a5 80, net, per lCO lbs,
Buuer--l6a2O for fresh roll solid
packed l4Al5.
I.ard--94al0 cents.
Rice-7c per ID.
Tobacco-Six twist, l3al4c; IS, ss.
and los, 2la2S ID Lump, 30; Caven-
dish, 35 to 45.
Fish-Mackerel No. 8. S8. 90 per hb.
Dried Fruit-Apples 81 90 per bushel.
Peaches 8 so per bushel.
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SENSIBLE REsoLurIoNs.--Res oIvet

SENSIBLE RESOLUTIONS. .--ResoLUed,
That we heartily approve ofDr. Keyser's
Pectoral Syrup, prepared at l4O Wood
Street, Pnlsburg, Pa, and that we have
used it in our families for Coughs and
Colds with great benefit.
Resolved, That we hail il as one of the
most saluary medicines known for the
cure of Asthma and Bronchitis.
Resolved, That we will encourage its
use among the people for the reason that
ii cures so speedily, and costs SO little
Resolved, That one dose of Keyser's
Pectoral Syrup will often cure slight
Cold, which if neglected might terminate
in Consumption.
Resolued, That We will go to Henning
& Melvin's Drug Store and buy bottle.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-20

0s7-Peterson's Magazine for March is on
our table. Some of the coptents are "Ihe
Motherless." "'rhe Minister'S Daughter, y
andxthe Iyy's Story Also Mrs. Stephens
novelette,, sFhe Wife's Trial" which in.
creases in interest with every pumber. The
engravings are good and there are pate rms
in abundance.
Price 50 a year. Address C.J Peter.
son, lO2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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PEACE NEws.-The Canada, which
left Liverpool on the I'd inst, and arri-
we'd at Halifax on Saturday the l6,h,
brings The most encouraging news-pros-
pect of a speedy peace between Russia
and the Allied powers. This intelligence
has, as a matter of course, had depress
ing effect upon the provision market Of
this country. Our paper has gone to
press to early to give The details of the
Telegraph news by the Canada.
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Madison College.

UNIONTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA.
TNHE Second Term of the present An
Il nual Session of this well known Institu-
tion will commence on Monday the 4th day
of February, and continue until the last week
in June.
The Chemical, Philosophical and Astronom
ica' Apparatus is complete, and every facility
is afforded the Student for the requirement Of
either partial or entire Collegiate course.
RATES OF TUITION PER TERM
Collegiate Department, $50; Grammar School
SlO. The purchase of Limited Scholarship
will reduce the Tuition in the Coll,g gia,p De-
parmcnt one half. Boarding $l75 10 S2,25
Rooms can be had in The College Buildings by
students desiring to board themselves
For further information zee Catalogues which
can he had by addressing the President, Rev
Geo Br"w", DID,, UnionlowR, Fayette Co
PENNSYLVANIA.
JAM 80 1856
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ft5-As the time is near when our West
ern Shoe merchants will be going east for
the purpose of purchasing their stock for
the spring market, we would recommend
them, in view of their own interest, as also
the interest of their patrons in this country,
TO make their purchases of Thacher and
Woddrop, No. l0l Arch street, between Sd
and 4th. up stairs, four doors below Union
Hotel, Philadelphia.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-02-20
The Green Mountain Rotary.
COOKING STOVE designed for far.

n mers and hotel keepers, burning wood and
coal, and GUARANTEED to give satisfaction 10 puE.
chasers. Also ETSA AlR TIGHTS large oyEs and
the Star Of the West. Tn e stoves are far ahead
of any yet introduced for baking and roasting,
in respect to saving fuel and for durability are !
unequalled. Manufactured by A. Bradls{,
Pittsburgh. The subscriber keeps constantly
on hand large assortment Of all kinds Of tin
Sheet Iron and Brass Ware. Persons ~ want
Of anything in his line viii save money ~ By.
ing him call. Spouting roofing and all kinds
Of lob work done to order and at the lowest Brl:
ces. The highest prices paid for old eppper&
pewter. Store South 4th street nearly oppgsite
The Norton House. y u, LIN pskft 3
april Gath 1865.
r ONG SHAWLS.--Bay State long and
- Square Shawls, A god As4oilA.eat
on hand and for sale low pt the steFsof
| dec. IL, ,. ALLEN