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Auction Sale |!
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,. = THURSDAY
COMMENCING on

COMMENCING ON
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,, & THURSDAY,
10th, nth, and Is,h of Dec. 1856,
~ gans Soft, Fur and Cashmere and Wool Hats Ready
Coak and Mansss Hardware and Cutlery csTpsipg and
I @ s1 " had re
requested to examine the Goods previous the SALE The
Goods consist in part 81 ts 8.ss;s ~
20 cases assorted Prints; & rssess Is
60 Pc assorted Mernos;
100 ps. DeBei.e, Poplins and DeLainss, assoried;
IS pc. All wool DeIaincs;
300 yards Black Silk ahd sar-
IS Fancy Silk Dress Patterns;
50 Pc. Cashmere, assorted;
100 ps Tweed and Jeansdo < efsJ
White, Red and yellow Flannel;
Silk, Satin and Velyet Fsstngsi sst-@ ~
10 cases s si bisscSsd Domestic, assorted
40 bales Brown Domestic and osnsbergs;
50ps. Irish Linen, assorted; 10
3 bales 81 I Maofinaw Blankets Blue and Green
500 Or. large size Negro do; -
La Iii black s and white Wool Hose;
Misses black and white do; saf s7-aB o
Gents Net Under Shirts; ga /
Super super Linen Shirts
silk, Linen and Cotton Hsndkerchiefs;
La Black and Fancy Kid Gloves;
Cotton Hosiery of all kinds
900 lbs Flax Thread
Mems Buck and Wool Gloves; b.
Suspenders and Comforts aG
CraVats, Stocks, PortMonaes, Velvet Ribbons Cotton
Laees and Edgngs Swiss and Jaconet Edgings
ings Spool Cotton ell sorts, La Coaks Talmas and Man
tnias, In great variety.
loo pieces Negro Kerseys, I04 Table Diapers Twilng
diapers, Counterpanes, Madras Hdkfs, Shirt Bosoms La
hooPed Skirts, Cotton Flannel Spotted Flannel all WOOL
all wool. u ~ ~ >
large lot of Broad Cloths Talors Trimmings; white
aeonet Muslin, MHsns with nearly every other
article belonging to the Dry Goods Trade.
SHOES AND BOOTS.
36 Boc Shoes and Brogaus. In this lot there will
be found Gentlemen's fine Calf Waterproof Boots
Soled Boots, extra heavy Mud Boots, nne Kip Boots,
Brogans, Ladies' and Misses Boys, Youths and Infants
Shoes, In great variety.
HATS. =
100 lbs Soft, Fur Wool and Cashmere Hats Men Boys
and Negroes.
CLOTHING, -s +
Is cases assorted heavy Clothing for Men, Boys and
Negroes. a' h
HARDWARE. -
$50 sets Knives and Forks, assorted 100 Shot Guns
Pocket Knives Pad Locks Razors Spades Shoyels Trace
Chains, Tacks, &C., DC.
80 crates of Granite and common Queens Ware Of every
description, assorted in crates. =
CAHPETING !.
100 pieces Carpeting, from the cotton tho
fDe all wool and English Brussels so Carpet Hugs assorted
sizes, with great variety of other articles
ALI ofthe above Goods in and will
be sold TO meet aceepances Terms liberal. q
TRABUE q LUCUS,
decl3-td Commission Merchants.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 1.-THE Convention re-
solved to holi the next meeting ia Knoxville in
August.
The Pacific Railroad resolutions were adopted.
SAVANNAH Dec. 12.-Resoiutions in favor OF
free trade and direct texston were laid On tie
table BY 81 to "a, and subsequently reconsldared
and committee of one from each State was ap
pointed to consider the subject and report at the
next Convention.
Resolutions in favor of the completion of GER
tain railroads through Georgia, Alabama and Lou.
isians were adopted. fss4sJ
Resolutions to enquire into the expedency of re-.
opening the slave trade were debated and rejected
by "a TO 81, Alabama, South Carolina and Texas
voting in the affirmative.
Various resolutions were reported in favor of
mail contracts in the north and south American
steamship company; the establishment of four ;
dries tor casting cannon and small arms recon
mending organizations to promote southern emf
grafton to Kansas; enquiring whether due pro.
portion OF arms and munitions of war belonging
to the Government are in southern arsenal ask
ing Congress to put southern hsrbors in state of
defence; sympsthsing with the democratic move.
ments in Central America and the Introduction of
slavery there-all of which were adopted.
A Committee was appointed to cell the next
Convention and issue an address to the southern
people. Convention then adjourned.
The final adjournment will take place tonight
New YoRK, Dec 12.-The Cahawba sailed for
Havana and New Orleans to-day, taking $4,000
in specie to the former and 100000 to the latter
port.
New YORK, Dec IL, P. M.-Cotton quiet, 1000
bales sold. Coffee dull, Rio l0al03 Molasses
firm at 80 for new crop.
WASHINGTON Dec l2.-Senate not in session.. d
House.-The consideration of the private cal
lender was taken up. Various bills were reported
House adjourned till Monday.
1t is understood that another Pacific railroad
bill is about to be introduced in the House, which
is on magnificent scale.
Three main roads are projected, one south of
latitude see, one north Of latitude 400 and south
Of 43o, from some point lake Superior to Puget's
Sound.
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Those who have used Prof. Woons Hair Restorative
sufficiently cognzant its excellent qualities but others
may not that it ordinary article. II dis
covered by Prof Wood, able chemist and professor
that science, while experimenting End remedy for the
change ialng of his hair. wonderful effects in
his own and that of private friends and their
gent requests induced him offer public-Bal
more Despatch. nOv96-lmd&W.
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tdg- The jury in the case of Baker, charged
with the murder of Poole, failed to agree as already
advised by telegraph. They stood six for acquttsl
and six for manslaughter in the third degree. The
people of Newburg express themselves somewhat
savsgely On the charge of Judge Peabody. Bakers
council gave motive that he would bring him up on
writ of habess corpus, aud move bis discharge
on bail
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A CHEAP FARM FOR SALE In answer to the
numerous enquiries made recently for desirable
place near Nashville, that could be bought on ia
vorable terms, we can now answer that our friend
J. c. Fire, No College street, has 20 acres within
3 miles of Nashville, near good turnpike, two
thirds timbered aud well set in blue grass, which
be has concluded to sell, and will offer at such
price as will satisfy any person of its chsspness
when they examine it.-E
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STAGE ROUTE Across THE IsTHMUs OF TEaUANTE.
PEc--The New Orleans Picayuns of the Bird noti-
ces the arrival in that city of the contractors for
stocking and running the stage route across the
isthmus of 1ebuantepec. Says that paper:
awe have already mentioned the arrival in this
city of the contractors for stocking and running
the stage route across the isthmus of Tehuante-
pee. They start this morning for Mnatitran, &C.
companying large detachment Of lsborers, sent
by the company TO complete the road. There is
no doubt that it will be ready to receive the stock
which is in preparation aud will be out there du-
ring the month OF January. We look forward,
therefore, with certainty to the opening of this
road for travel by the first Of February"
The road is guarded by stipulation contained
in the Gadsden treaty.
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Com mer1faI.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NLauvrrru nan IQEa


Since our last weekly report business in almost every
branch has undergone change for the better. Navigation
having been fully resumed life impaired trade and
evee, which has been long vacated crowded
with boats dischaging and receiving freight. Perhaps
has been doingin dry goods than anything else
being advanced the demand is steadily decreasing
merchants however, are daily receiving additions to their
stocks, and those wishing purchase will find good
ments out of which to make their selections.
Stocks Of groceries have been somewhat augmented
still light and will probably continue during the sea-
son. Sugar being much above the usual price, dealers
only purchase enough supply their immediate wants.
COTTON.The activity In the market during week
been considerable. The ruling prices were 10 5O@IO 90.
And on Saturday sales were made at IL cents.
SUGAR-The market has been active and considerable
fmnes manifested by holders few sales have been eE
fected at above last quotations. though advance
not permanently established, continue to quote
Common al lOK9IO@; Fair Il@llI<; Prime nk9IIZ; and
Choice l24l2k About IS hhds the crop have
rived during the week.
MoLASSES.-The demand has brisk though not hea-
About 5Obbs of the crop have arrived and sell
nga 70 cents gallon. The crop exceedingly short and
further advance may be expected Old Moasses held
60965 cents with but few sales
COFFEE-Quite active demand has existed, and sew
ea large sales have been made One lot of 600 bags
sold yesterday on private and about 4s bags have
changed hands within the last days Common,
II for Fair; l2aI2k for Prime; and 10 for Choice
The stock is not large for the season.
CANDLES-Unchanged. We continue to quote Star at
as Tallow 3D. and Sperm at 45 good demand
lists al these prices.
FEATHERS.-A good demand exists at 43a45 cents.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-Are still worth 5000 cents p dozen.
sALT-During the first Of tho week heavy sales eff
fected 81 IO9s2 since ar
rived which has caused the market give away about
per bag is selling in large lots eOs2 co.
WHISKY Prices have somewhat declined though the
demand has been active We hear 3O93 good
AMI extra Cincinnati brands
BACoN.-Dull at our previous quotations
LARD-Has slightly declined. 1t Is selling at 9K cents
from wagons.
DRIED FRUIT-Advancing. Peeled Peaches command
50 so from wagons Unpeeled So ...Appes 81 50
bushel.
WHEAT-Is selling at 90 cents per bushel.
C0RN-At 40 cents p bushel.
MEAL-40 cents p bushel.
PoTAToEsIrish, from wagons, 90 cents, and sIsl %
in retail Sweet from wagons, 81 4O9s so and 81 90 in
retail.
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PORT OF
RnArs I'M Poar-Nons

| asa4 BoATs IN PoRT-None.
sBoATs LEAvIne-None to-day. On Monday
next the q. s. Mail etsamsr, J. G. Cline, at IL o.
clock, fer Cairo; Lacrosse for Pittsburg at O'clock
p. NJ
Bears ExPrcTED-There should be large num-
Der Of steamers in port to-day and tomorrow,
from Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Louisville. We
omit names as they were given in our last report.
BUsNEss-Yesterdayw was about as dull q day
on the wharf as it generally gets to be. The only
boat landing in the forenoon was the Humboldt,
which was detained on Friday night by fragment
Nof load left at night on the wharf by the refusa
of hands TO work and the curtailment of negro
labour at night during these exciting times with
our negro population. Deck hands and fremen
are rather scarce, as well as independent, in many
instances refusing to load or unload.
IMPRovEMENTs--The landing, or wharf, still
continues to undergo pretty thorough improve
ment, which will facilitate greatly oil concerned,
and though late better than never 1t will be
creditabe to city fathers; that is to say should
no accident occur whilst blasting, amongst the
numerous concourse who daily transact business
on the landing
WEATHER AND RIvER-Weather cloudy with
occasional rains, and prospects of continued rain.
Water now feet large and prospects of further
increase
For PITTsBURG DIRE CT-The commodious and
splendid freight and passenger steamer, Lacrosse,
now in port, will positively leave on tomorrow ct
O'Clock, P. nj. Passengers and shippers may
rely on her being punctnnl to thu hour. Captain
Brickel is an experienced commander, with cour-
teous officers, all of whom will do the agreeable to
their guests
For WAITsBoRo--The light draught steamer
Sligo, will leave as above on Tuesday next at 8
o'clock.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAnRoAD.-We
have seen many reports from the officers of this
company, giving the progress Of the work. but
none in which Nashville was interested The
sole idea with them seems to be, how long before
the entire trade of Southern Kentucky, bordering
upon Tennessee, can be entirely absorbed by Lou
isve from the npetion of that end Of the road
far as Bowling Green. The President in recent
report says:
think can safely give assurance that by the
creation OF fund equal to about $20o, 900, to be
relied on with certainty for vigorous operations on
Auldrow's Hill, the grade Will be completed for 8
continuous track from Louisville TO Green river by
II not before, the LIST day of January, 1858.
This is all very well for Louisville, but ss Nash.
vile is party to the enterprise, we would be
glad to learn the chances, if there are any, OF
getting this end of the road completed to some
where. The large and profitable trade from
the Southern portion of Kentucky, with proper
Railroad facilities, would naturally come to Nash
vile. Louisv lie and Gov. HELM understand this,
and hence their anxiety for their end of the road
and their indifference to ours We fear that Nash
vile will not be much benefited by this enterprise
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
DAILY LINE.
THE following steamers form the Daily fNNs- n
Il United States Mail Line from Nashville l-l-szSS
and Cairo leaving Nashville at IL O'Clock, - So
M, and Cairo at 6 A. NJ. ss1sz1&zs-z.Aszzk
J. G. CLINE. HIRE, Master CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
WEAVER, Master; AMBASSADOR, WAYTT, Master; Aida,
HANNAH, Master.
This line forms daily the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers, the Louisville and
ST. Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
10 ST. Louis and Chicago. Passengers this line
New Orleans Memphis, St. Louis and Louisville in much
less time than by any other Boats For passage freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office of A. L. Davis.
.. w. DAVIS, President,
nov29-u N & M. u. s. Mail Packet Company.
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Norice-InhaIatiOn I'm COnSumPti0ns-See
advertisement uude this head Female Complaints, Vene-
real Afecns bl'Ppsa Diseases of the Heart and Liver
&c will meet rh due saention, iocr26-d6m.
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WE are just in receipt Of the following Groceries
200 hhds prime to choice Sugar;
$50 barrels rebeed Molasses; M
200 zoo Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered Sugar
800 bags Rio Coffee
IS bags Old Gov. Java Coffee;
Is Is barrels barr h EaeEersl, Nos. and s;
SO = barrels do do do
Terces Figs; -r
100 boxes Raisins assorted;
l5e PAINTED Buckets
Is Nests Tubs;
$50 box Tobacco assorted brands
100000 assorted brands ofCigarS
500 kegs of Nails;
800 Demiohns;
800 gro. Matches; -s .ff
Is bags s S Almonds
% bags Pepper;
90 bags Spice; 3 e. ..4
casks Dutch Nader;
i Ceroons best Indigo;
- Is boxes fine Starch;
Sc do bar Soap;
100 do Star Candles
so do TaIlow Candles;
100 do Cheese assorted kinds;
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pike and Wiltshire Whisky;
80 barrels Robertson county do
100 barrels Rye, Bourbon and Smith Reserve Whisky.
With general Stock Of grandles, Wines, Gn DC, to-
gether with supply Of Longwerths Native Catawba
nari1. Sc. BURGE ALLEN.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
WE are in receipt Of an extra brand Of family Flour,
ssptl sn''n we a'' ''A'ns O"' BURGE & ALLEN.
CEDAR BUCKETS.-lOOd dozen Cedar BUCKETS,
" manufactured at MurfreesbOro, for sale by
septls BURGE ALLEN.
CPUN COrTON.-We have a large lot of spun
- Cotton, of the best make, for sale:
septls BURGE ALLEN.
= FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
100 BOXES Of Langhorne d Armstead's celebra-
Ivy ted Chewing Tobacco for s; sale By US IN
sep'lo ~ Dohoh o AlhhN.
LAND FOR SALE.
RY virtue Of the will Of John Turner, decd will oner
door of Winchester the first MONDAY January next the
Tuner ded seized Snd Of consisting Of az
good Brick Dwelling, with all necessary out houses the best
of water plenty of Timber, and good Orchards lying near
Tensions and two years. purchasers giving bond with
good security and lien retained on the land until the last
dsclI-td. Rx'r of John Turner decd
VHEESE.-i25 boxes Western Reserve and English
dsci II' 0H'O''' ~ '-'' NV VESSEL & THOMPSON.
TRIED BEEF.-TWo cases Dried Beef, aud few
choice Hams and Tongues IN ssSEs and r2T 2Ie y
DAnSINS.-I5O packages Raisins, Boxes, Halves and
~ Quarters, received and for sale By rpovpsoN
decll al VESSEL q IHOMPSON.
MACCARONI.-5O boxes fresh MsccaToni, prime
Iil article, for by VESSEL & THOMPSON.
OYsTFRs.--i5O dozen Woods celebrated Oysters for
" sale by VESSEL & THOMPSON.
(IGARS-2OO 900 Cigars well assorted and sold deal
~ ers at low prices. VESSEL & thompson.
"A deciI VESSEL q THOMPSON.
STEWART Il OWEN,
IJAVE Just received geo COoKING HKATINs STOVES.
IL Together large supply of Mantle and lamb Crates,
&C.. which they invite the attention their
decII--d3W. STEWART & OWEN.
TURNPIKE STOCK WANTED.
HAVE some valuable Real Estate which will sell on
il liberal TERMS one-half in Stock in the
Lebanon, Nolensvile, Charlotte Pixies, which will
take at a liberal valuation. Apply 10
decII -IOd r. w. BROWN, AN Cherry st.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNA'
~

REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.
TINE comnOdious and substantial fast fsN@Nm n
L running steamer SEFENTY-SIX, laytvsn55s'
p. X, BARCLAY, Master, is held in readi .tTa-sss
ness by the nrsl rise OF water to resume her regular
above during the coming For freight and pas
age having superior accommodation apply on board or Il
sePtl7-u II. IL. HARRISON. Agent.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET
FUNHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, !.
II Capt WM. DEwIIT. having superior ac-
cOmmOdalions for Passengers, Freight and 4Trr1flS
Stock, will ply during the above
and all intermediate landings. Her exceeding light draugbt
III insure in the most of direct shipments Messrs
" A. JOHNSON Co, of New Orleans, will as Agents
In conjunction with Capt NJ D. Z. II. BROOKS who re-
side permanently in New Orleans, No 81 Caoneet
during the business for The purpose of giving
tire attention to the filling all purchase orders
figures, So Ii, h. HARRISON,
decj-bm Agent.
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JOY To THE WORLDi
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDY
HurleV's SarsaUariIla.

OF remedies that have been discovered during the
~ for the Thousand ills that flesh isheT
equal this wonderful preparation Only three years
elapsed the dscoyerer who spent decade In
studying experimentation and Pereetng it rst introduce
cd public and il lie already recognized by the most
all parts of the country to be the most
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases of which
they have knowledge.
All compounds syTups Of the root have hitherto
failed command the sanction of the faculty, because
ested they have been found TO contain noEOus
dien which neutraze good effects OF the sarapara
and eenmes njure the health OF the patient Ii Is not
with Euriey's preparation
This and genuine extract o the roots and
trial. eeea certain and perfect of The fol
lowing complaints and diseases;
2 Affection Of the Bone, Habitnal COstIv encss,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases Ofthe Kidneys, Livercomplant,
Dyspepsia Piles,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scroina, or Kings Evil
FistHla, Syphilis,
And all Diseases oflhe Skin.
Besides curing the above 1t is also known to DO great
powerful tonic purifying the blood and nvgOrang
system.
In short /. is without exception in mentioned
and general effect the SYSTEM the most etieacOus
desirable remedy Of the IL is already exten-
siVey country snd is as tobanng
reputation The Instances OF it has effected
daily coming the p0pretOrs know LEDGE and he has
nohestaOn in recommending to one and all Eho desire to
procure relief from suffering. One bottle being tried, its e
iecs will be apparent to admit Of further doubt
Recelect Hueys Sarsaparlia Is the only genuine article
in the market.
II Price dollar per bottle, six for five dollars
For sale the mandatory OF Seventh and Green
Streets Louisville, KY Also, wholesale and retail by H. G.
SCOV, BY dealers Medicine throughout the United
States Canada and Mexico. Jan23-d&wIy
BERRY 4 DEMOVILE
Wholesale Agents Nashville
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.
TINE new and light dIaught steamer 6Hsa~ D.
Il CRESCENT, W. HOLMES, Master, khtyStst&
will regularly in the above trade du ~ ~
ring the present season, commencing the first
the Cumberland river She has excellent accommodations
nd in point of speed and safety is unsurpassed. For
freight or passage apply to h. H.. HARRISON,
Oct4-df Agent
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NOTICE.
nUR present prices for Common Candy is SIS per 100
" pounds, other Coneeon2rles sold former prices
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
GEORGE GRRIG,
LONGHURST & CO,
st2e-N J. G. & CsRoBERTsoN
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eo,,s cuREDByR REsoLyENT.

Lima Indiana, Dee. Il, 1855.
Messrs. Railway & Co., Chemists, n. Y--ssnd NE two
dozen o! K ResOvent have been s0rely afflicted an
bos have been IOrmented with these disagreeeble s1-
ereseenees than two years. tried all kinds OF
medicines without effect commenced the esolvent. One
bottle entirely. have since recommended Il to
others Yours truly, X. T.. Wight
RADwAz & Co..
1862, Fulton street, New YORK.
Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Store keepers sverv
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" IMPORTANT TO BOOk AGENTS.
TINE subscribers in addition their large list Of Books
L for general Dealers are now publishing
I ~. SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
to be sold exclusively by Agents. Of style entirely
rendering them far preferable any
Thing In the hands OF agents. For full particulars, ad
dress MASON BROTHERS,
oct22-tf ri f Jos and 1I0 Duane st. New York.
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CHAS. ROBERTSON.

CHASe EaObER II SUNS
(Late Of JIG. C. Robertson Bread street.)
HONFECTIONER AND CANDY Manufacturer and
" dealer in Fruits Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco Toys and
Fancy Articles Generally No. H. Market Street. opposite
Morris STATIONS would respectfully inform the citizens
of Nashville and surrounding community that he is per-
maneny located in the above business, and would be
pleased to receive share of public patronage.
~ Particular attention paid TO orders from the country.
dec7-ly
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LOWELL, MASS.
~ And sold Wholesale BY Berry Demovile, Retail
by Jo G. Brown, Nashville and all Druggists in the city
and all Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
dtrw&w4m.
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An Emigrant called upon few months since, who had
been troubled with the disease called Kings Evil He had
two very large holes in his neck and has head, body
legs covered with the most disgusting and
soTrs We immediatsy placed him under influence 81
the Rssuivent In weeks from the time called upon
rs every sore healed Not left upon al.
body To re mind him Of the Kings Evil.
Ihs man. like thousands of other deuded persons had
throw himself prostraIed before Bmperos Kings
aud one Queen be touched by the fingers OF Royalty
evin the hands OF their "InOs sacred m4josties
Wonfd drive away eyil' The RenOvaing Resolve nj
ad power in restoring this deluded victim
cruel sound condition Of body, than al
kiuss and niOnaFchs on the earth.
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Ill persons indebted to the late firm Of J. G. e. c. Rob-
n requested 10 come forward and MAKE imme
date settlement and those having claims against tbs
win present them for payment
noV4 D. g. ROBERISON.
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December 3lst, Is55-
FREE FROM PAIN AND
WALKED WITH RASR.