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MR.. CHAMPION AND Mr.. CLAYTON.

Amongst the letters tho Central American question
recently published by the British government is dated
March 81 1856 from Mr. Champion to the Earl of Claren-
dom from which the following i, extract;
WAsHrSaroS, March 81, 1858.
IL win be within your lordshps recollection that Mr..
Clayton informed, by Sir Henry Bulwer, before the
treaty OF 1850 signed that Ruatan de re aud de
facto British possession aud Mr. Clayton has parioas
snee conpersoon h me, stated that he eoHd
cred Rattan much Brish possession jamaica any
other British Wssi India island.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr. Clayton called the at
tenon OF that body to this extract and in the most posi-
tive and indignant denied the truth OF Mr. Crsmp-
tons statement lie called on Mr. Crtenden, who was
accidentally present and heard conversation between Mr.
Champion and Mr. Clayton this subject time in
March, state whether the extract reported the
ton correctly. Mr. Crittenden fully sustained Mr. Clay
ton, and said Mr. Caytons position in that conversation
was directly the Of that attributed 10 him by Mr.
Champion. 1t is matter Of surprise that gentleman oc-
cupying the position held by Mr. Champion should be
guilty Of such perverson Of conversation. As TO the
truth Of the there be doubt aud
tonsbed that Mr. Clayton manifested feeling Of indgna-
ton at such an act Of injustice
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THE WELCOME TO MR.. BUCHANAN.

Mr. Buchanan complmented on Tuesday evening
with serenade by the fine Marine Band large number
of citizens present and in obedience to enthu
siasc CALL Mr. Buchanan appeared the balcony at the
National Hotel and responded in few eloquent aud patriot
lie remarks, which warmly appauded He spoke
democrat and patriot deeply devoted to the Union and
thoroughly impressed with the conviction that its perpetual
ton will be best secured by the continued asccndency
democratic principles IN the government He could not
have been otherwise than highly grntifed by the cordial
welcome with which be has been greeted at the national
cnpitaL
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CONGRESS- WEDNESDAY

SKsArE-Mr. Clayton took occasion to deny in the most
emphatic terms the in letter from Mr. Cramp
ton Lord Clarendon, published in Of this morn
ings papers that "Mr Clayton has various occasions
in conversation with Mr.. Crampton] stated that be
considered Ruaan much British possession Jamaica
or any other British West India islands Messrs Crtten
den Cass, and Fish spoke briefly on the subject
The principal part Of the days session spent in the
discussion Of the motion reconsider the vote by which
the bill passed granting land in alternate sections to
the State of Iowa. aid in the construction of certain
railroads in that State. The motion was rejecedysas
Is, nays l9 and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE, REpREsENTATlyEsThe Speaker laid before the
House communication from the Secretary OF the Treas
ury transmitting report of j. g. Pickett of the depart
ment on banks In conformity with resolution of the
House which was laid on the table and ordered to b.
printed Mr.. Knapp of Massachusetts, presented resolu
tons of the legislature of that State against the renewal
the Woodwork patent for the erection of breakwaer
Cape May, and relating to duties coal which were ap
propratey referred Mr. Bennett Of New York. from Tho
Committee Public Lands reported bill granting pub
lie lands in alternate sections the State of Florida, tc
aid in the construction of certain railroads in said State
which, after debate passed. The bill OF the Sen
ate to define the duties of commissioners of elections in the
city Washington and for other purposes was next ta
ken up and after considerable debate the House adjourned
without having taken vote upon its final passage.
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SPEECH OF HON. j. CLANCY JONES.

We publish to-day the reply Of Hon. j. Clancy Jones to
the attack made by his colleague, Mr. Fuller few
days ago. Mr.. Buchanan. 1t is certainly not cedabe
to Mr.. Fuller that whilst be defending himself against
letter which he pronounced spurious forgery he should
deem pertinent to his yindcaon to quote and attribute
Mr.. Buchanan resolutions which equally spurious
far they attached to Mr. Buchanan. The resolutions
referred to purported to have been adopted at meeting
in 1919 Mr. Jones' unquesonable authority, asserted
that Mr.. Buchanan them until they were in
print Without commenting further the reply of Mr..
Jones' withhold the expression that know
in Congress North South, who occupies more
onal and reliable ground the slavery question in the
Territories than Mr. jones' and there is who would
be more prompt Mr. Buchanan If he regarded
his position at all equivocal.
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governor Of State suspicion that he is heeing from
The process Of the law and after thus outrsgng all pro-
priety kindly taking Of him. sending messenger 10
see II the charge is true and agreeing pay all damages
II he was not really running away Such "ruianisn'
this will raise howl Of indignation throughout black
publicandom See how Horace Greeley gives the keynote
"We learn BY telegraph the aboye that Gov Rob
nson OF Kansas has been seized his way East by Lo
der-ruian mob at Lexington Missouri We trt he may
escape WaA has eP We have pursued this subject far
enough 10 show the desperate being esorted to
for revivng the agitation which black republicansm
bases all its hopes of securing the presidential election
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The Porter County (Ind) Democrat closes short but
pungent liberal and impartial article upon the presidency
with The following excellent paragraph
Never perhaps did the democracy % the country look
forward 10 National Convention with perfect conf
dence in the wisdom and integrity Of s members than now
There 10 be almost universal dpos 10 ysd
personal preferences FOR the sake Of harmony sey know
the ISSUE and confident that but good and true
be nominated upon and any such man, whether
he may from the North, the South the East or the
West they ready endorse by their votes and elect By
beming majoritA TO the presidency Of the nation
NEAT coNrLNEST--0ne OF the neatest compliments oil
the that paid The Philadelphia fremen now on
visit here by their brethren OF this city last evening
by reserving seats for them at the National Theatre
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ANOTHER KANSAS RooRBAcK EXPLODED.

The proceedings below dispose Of Of the late abrca
tons which black repubicanism sought TO swell thu
tide Of sectional agitation
At meeting Of the principal citizens Of westport, Mis-
souri, held in the sorehoue OF Mesrs. Kearney PeruArd
the evening of the I'd Of March, 1885, committee consist
ing Of Col A. @. Boone, Charles H. Kcarncy esq and Mr.
Brocks appointed to draugbt resolutions they
ported the following
The Herald Of Freedom, abolition paper issued Law
renee in Kansas Territory, having Published the following
Ia relation to this city, viz that Gin Wesp0r The dr,
conpaHies dlag The day Jones attempted 70 ma
in Lomrene hh shos As hols oGar have bcef
pren,edtafsd" II IL therefore
Rssoired, That the assertion is aisehood worthy OF Ia
source, as IL Is both base and baseess.
q That on the day mentioned for months before any
time after that day. there parade either civil or mil
itary, 10 our streets, or anywhere In Westport.
That the people Of this place too busy at this
OF the year and especially this spring. 10 engage in military
parades.
That until they heard Of the dastardy decd Of shooting
Sheriff Jones In the dark and IN the back they pur
suing the tenor Of theft way, vany thinking they
sincerely hoped, that the troubles in Kansas were
end and that the Of the Herald Of Freedom In h
regard IL attempt TO direct public attention from tn,
guilty parties, and TO throw the odum OF committing THU
cowardy act those whose skirts clean Of jones'
blood .#
The resolutions we're unanimously adopted
On motion, II was
Rssored That copies Of The proceedings Of this meeting
be furnished the st. Louis Republican and Pilot the Wash
nRtou Union and New York Day Book the Baltimore Sun
and the newspapers Jackson county and papers
requested TO publish them.
SAMUEL L. MCKINNEY, President
JoAp BAnsARD Secretary.
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ANOTHER VICTORY

Ata municipal election held in Cumberland, Maryland
Monday last the democrats elected three out Of six
members Of the council and the know.nothing candidate
for mayor was elected by only pe rOe, Two years ago
the knownothngs carried both mayor and councmen by
some two hundred majority year ago by ffty-tpo
Ifthese sraws show the direction Of the wind by Hove-
Der next rerec, hurricane Of democracy win sweep
The whole State
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puppies, bones and all. As might be expected The,
took umbrage At this and insisted that their PROTECTOR
should clear out Of the premises whereupon the prO.
ors called them set of ungratei yarletS and whOu,
more ado made meal Of the whole family. DBow.SOv
yeped an old gray beard dos at the last gasp-BOv.
VOW We had better have trusted TO tbs wolves for the,
only deyoured US one at time ~ ea
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THuRsDAy MORNING. MAY rs. 1856

or Mr. NJ Lewis, Of Montgomery, Alabama, gen
ea agent Tennessee
,lsted by r. LEws JAAns o. Lxwis and ID. LEWIS
@a IsRAKL e. JAMS, No ls2 south Tenn Phlade
paa general travelling agent assisted BY WA H. WELD
Ions CoLLIRs, JAMES DKEnHs HAAmrr, s. JAMES, THos
d. Nior n W. MoRRIsos u. w. Way, VIZ, l., WATEKaAK
Aux D. oAHsoS, D. mvsrN, BES. r, swAIS, T. AsaaAs
and r. DAVIS,
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,spectlully Yours.
kDWARD WOLCOTT,

HAR REsroRAuyE-In columns to-day VIII be found
Pro Woods adye tiseuent Of the above article to whch
We call attention What has have witnessed up
on several OF our aequantsnces IN 81 Louis Hair once
grey met our yiev blSck brown, the might be
being the color Of early nhooJ aud a. ne and sossy
sk and that without other application than the RSstor
awe II II has done this upon others will Il do the
same Tor any Of our readers whose "ostV brogs' uar,
once Ike the raven locks" Of Lociss vArse Chief .hsy
Wmtry ~ We thlnA sO.dCksOarie Co-gstilutiOAalfSI
oct. 3, 1885
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p II OF. w GODS
HAIlt ~, ] u kESE9K Is 5. q, ATlYE.

- 1T nAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
HAr al the bald ard the grey be restored perfectly
TO original growth their locks srs corcsruad
does not admit Of doubt besides viii cure every possible
disease Of the scalp, whether developed dandru itching
o. IN the siape OF cuGueouS sfupoueven scaid head
and In no possible viii fail Of eurng as By magic
nervous per Ofcal headache and used twice week y
hr young regularly u viii preserve the color ID keep the
hAr rom falling, 20 imaginable age. Rad AND JUpeK
LoGASsPoNr, Ia, June 2Sth, lSsS.
MessTs. o J. Wood 4 Co:
GkNTs Yours Of the 18Th came duly n hand Er-t,.s6
please nnd SSSr Il being the Hair Restorative
nave sold ~ ah. i you choose vou uav serd sir
6oseh bottles u ir RESTORATIVE think sell g. IL haa
worsCd aracG in ths F e. sold u1sa SIX Al bottles
that was bald, ana il fetched hair cut an over his bead
Yours resi- sctfgJly,
A. n GEIDLEY
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NJ E w FIR VI.
MACKENZIE G. WILSON

re king nge boo nj, 10 end tie man -iacture oi
II Their Sro - iron SO e.
"IHE TENNES-EAN,'
The p0pullr ty south AID southwest. Orders,
CONN lid % -ay -ver c.m n-a b. sneetIN y .llel.
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CONLEY & JOHNSON,

,BRANCONLEY.
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To DruSStSt5

And Dealers in Fancy Articles.
UBIN Extracts, Soaps, Pomades Toilet Powder LAven-
IL DIR &c.
Low S Brown and White Windsor Soap, OK Marrow and
MVr;- Pom ttum.
LOW Honey Tablets Rypophagon, Shaving Palm Soaps.
CLEAVERS Honey soap Shaving Cream, Clarified Marrow,
B.ar' Grezse, &C.
MOTTET's Orange Flower aud Rose Waters IN bulks and
Bottles.
RIyMELS Handkerchief Ev'rarts AID Toilet Vinegar.
LAURANCES HarGoyes, traps Rubbers BsthGIoyes and
Washing Pfd'.
TOOTH on1 NAIL BRUSHES French and Engkh-a large
assortment.
HAIR UNSATISFACTORY. French aTd German.
CLOTH HAT SHAVING BRUSHES-An kinds and stJ les.
TURKISH TOWELS 10 yelling busters, &C.
COMBS buff 40 Dre sing, all prices aud styles.
SPONGES-Mediterranean Paris, Venice and Turkey-A
large assortment.
TAYLORS London Mustard in kegs cars foil and bottles
TAYLOR Arrow Root, op lthcChocoate, brOna
PIYER'S Blue Pot POmstum and Toilet Powder.
Imported and or sale IT low prices hy
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIs-s
msr15-2wl No 10 William st. Deekmsn St., NEW YORK.
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Wauted--A Local Agent.

In the city NASHVILLE take charge Of CanvassiRg Bu
snes for New Publications of Naton1l charac-
ter and published These bools new highly
popular the style OF text and usrations, and issued by
Of D. Appleton Co -Four books already pub
shed and viii be followed BY others Of acknowledged
merit The will be permanent one, and fally
qure the attention OF smart, active besides several
assistants as canvasse One who has had experience
n the number preferred The business is however
easy comprehension and all those who in the sae
Of books in tbs way to selling books in bound rm
good oes in Nashville shoUid earn for himself $50
per week. Address J.B FORD,
Box l4i7 n. P.0,
Gene~s Agent for he Publishers,
rnarchi5-8s 9Appletors Building, New lork.
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PEoE WoOD-Dear Sir IL take pleasure ia bearing goI.
untary testimony TO the cNceuee Of your Hair Restorative
Three months my hair very sIey Il Is now dark
brown, Che original CO or) smooth and glossy Tha only
application have made @ t has been The Hair Restorative
prepared by you, which from the result IN nv own 60
can most cordially recommend TO Others.
Respectfully Yours.
LDKAKD WOINOTT
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Prof J. Wood As you about 20 manufacture an
vend Your recently Discovered Hair Restorative will staf
tCr WEomsoever may concern, that used h an
EnoHn others to use j. .hat have for years been IN
D. hsL of using other Hair ResorAtVes and that and
yocrs vastly superior 20 A-y other know. IL entrsV
eleAnse the head Of dSudn and with months proper
use VIII restore any persons hair 10 The original youthful
color AID texture gying healthy, soft and glossy ap.
pe4rancr and all this without the hands maj an
ply 1t, OF the dress winch it drops woud therefore
recommend e; use to every desrOus Of having 6ns
sOcr AHd texture % LAIR.
Respectfully YOURS
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1AREE MATS, Iron Kitchen Lau'ps, Brsss, Brittsp-
mia, and JaPsnnei CAndlcstcis and l. mps Iron, ra
ned and Euams sauce Pans Glove strrchefs Cup, Mopp
Cake Turner's Clothes Pins, 4c I'D grtA' VrietV 81
liOusefurulshinE Goo s. MACKENZIE 4 WILSON,
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TIRE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINMFNT was used by the ID
dans, when ths country hrst di covered. andby
them consd red "hv beat AIT oi the Great Spirit tos
red ehuden" Il the best application for iuGammatpEy
Comulaints, such KhsumAu, ysptlas, various See
lions q throat aud glands eFupt0ns bruises boFhk
q ell kinds &C. Price PEI tOI Is cents For sAs ~
AL DruEgists and By ALEX NACKENZIF,
mAIchs Agent Tor the Gi q Z L berry O.
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Of the GTsfeuberg Company. -
for svers, hing dzrTtra ricketts, ecle, worms kes
Il 10 the best dcine IN she GTeeHssfF Az
mAnKo, that given gratis you viii and ist Of ppnness
Physicians throughout The DoB, Who have used ptheir
practice. Where there yOung children and it hbeen
used once, vii be without gan mir
boasr. Price % ernts per bottle. Al nn1u
For sale by al Dragsissl, Aadby ALEX. NACRfNns,,
mas II GINA ssrsst.
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DE vENOGE & CHARLES,
1873 Pearl street, New York,
HAVE established Agency for the sale OF their impor
IL tations in the city Of
NASHVILLE, at No. PUBLIC SQUARE.
DsV the representatives, Of Of the lsrges
houses in France; others the CENTRAL SOCIETY
OF VINEYARD. PROPRIETORs OF C0GNAC, whose Bran
dies they prepared to offer in Hail. Quarter and Eighth
Pipes.
This House has become celebrated for the excellence Of
ther Shipments and from the immense capital which they
represent offer superior advantages both in qIay and
price, any other Brand-s Shipments in bond IL de-
sired DE v G. also offer for ssle Of their OWN IMPOR
TATl0Ns. assortment of CIIAMPAIGNES CLARETS
hAbEIRAs, sHERRIES, HOOKS, WHIsKiEs, GIN and
Rum, &c, &c.
Charles London Cordial Gin,
Di TILED IN London, under supervision Of the British Gov
ernment, expressly for De Venoge Charles Of New York
pure tonic stmulant and durttc drink pronounced by
medical be the sanitary ale hoIc diststion
offered 70 the Public This Gin rOm it's peculiar quail
tiles, il eminenty adapted parts Of the country whose
waters abound with Limest and is in general
beverage hrOrg ghOut he Who'll United States In Of
and two dozen bottles each bottle bearing the words
Charles London Cordial Gin blown 10 the ass, Sd the
PrOprie'or's fac simile thu label.
All orders conhded the and scrunv OF Messrs De
Venogr Charles through their Nashville Agency, will meet
with prompt attention and dispatch. dec5-u
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IOLD GNk.-We have sin Few bottles hand
~ which We viii sell at New York prices.
mai MACKENZIE a wTLSnN!i
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p L. JOHNSON.

sStCA,s1As 10 MCtuRz MOORE.
10. 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street
NASIIYILLE, Tenn.
JANCFACTCRERS OF Tia, Copper and Sheet l. on wares
w intend keeping constantly hand all kind, II Cook
ing and Heating stoves, Onauen al, and Pain Mantle
GTates sc, &c
Aso-Au kinds q Copper snd Sheet Iron Work lone for
steam boas, boiling Nils Furnaces Fouudries Factories
&C. zone AZ the shortest notice cheap
u7 ety. janl2-ly
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! IURNITURE POLISH.

WE have handsome assortment Of Castors elegantly
w llsted aud BritlanA-A VARIETY Of patterns
march, MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ PETTINGILL 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
1le Nassau Street, NEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BOsTOS.
p Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United satesSnd
the Canadas.
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Spring Feyers.

'I'HE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs az preppvd
Il from = number q the pur yinE, uvisoTsng and
healing Toos barks, hcrbs and vines selected oSty TQ
ne astcTa Medca % America. They powerful tcrc,
they uengh the system, ant enable ito os ~
he c6nst tu'ioual tendency disease. Tnsy bsS ~ sAs
Effects Of true lonc vi h0ut eEuiia sny ~ elects
Prize Is ssnts per package.
For sale b. Druggists thrOaghaut the State and oy 70
Ajax. MAC kkNLlE. -.E
aarrts IL Caueks StYeel.
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WE have hand = supply q McCombies Furniture
w Polish, by which, with very little trouble, old Furnl
ture may be made to look well
mari MACEtNZIE A WILSON.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wines, Brandies, Liquors, &C.

From vIsCHER sCHELL'S GeuT Advertising House,
APPLEToE' BUILDING, SAG and 54s Broadway.
Late No. so NasSsu-Street.
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For Hire.

IITR have .svezsi Hksy NEGR0Rs Or hire for the bal
w sRss sf the yssF, 4soaE thea s1eszat nsass
6iras, a. sKFG COOk. Ae. AFPlS sols 10
-baa BOYD LYIES
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BLOCK TIN, BBITTAEIA AND TLANIsHED
CASTORS.

NNTE have hne assortment of Covered D she's Soup
w rurr-ns Coffee Urus. TIA and Q. Gee Pots, Punch
itehrrs, Moassrs Cups, Grequea Lamp- Caniesiks 4o
MACKENZIE a WILSON.
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Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
ST. Loufs. June Q9. fssa

TT LOuIs, June %, iS5a
Pro' N"od:-As YOU about prepare and Vend your
recently discovered HAIR Restorative, and you REQUEST
my opinion 81 H. ~ll state that my hair mouths
goNry gray, and afer using tie your Hair Re-
sorauNe tresured ts gna color and appca-
uon al dsndrud has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled with dssgrrrable itching Of the scalp
an SATISFIED ihst those Nho use viii regret IT, it
gives The appearance having been recently oiled am
prepared therefore, " al Who are de-
sirous q having beautiful head Of hair.
AN, sir, yours, Gc,
\ rtsvs-. .,-s
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS..
VILE. GAGE 4 co.
WarcrOOm No. 81 Malta SIrcrI,
ST. LOUIS, NO.

MANUFACTURES Of every description cf extra C0st
WI Steel MI, Circular, PIT, Aeesv, COSs Cut FOioe
Hand and Idnd S',rs; SIsr Hdndrels, LpSsts af cod
Chistis, Trunk Springs, hHiCes, Eedfer Sces, Springs,
&C. dc.
s old avs repaired and made good new, at small
expense.
The undersigned have made such improvements, and
rived such perfection In the IenpeTing and grinding de-
ent Of their Works ard take such pains procure the
best quality cf steel hst they assert, without fear
contradiction, that their stock OF Saws Eand and
being manufactured and vii be, not only equal
OuI superior 10 amy mnde I'm or brought
Ia this market.
Every saw sold under their guarantee will be made good
70 the purchas, r, II not found 10 he trial
marlS-,i2tawly W L. p GAGE 4 CO.
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variety OF pa terms OF he above invaluable articles
''ne 81 our patterns are very egtDt.
mari MACKENZIE WILSON
EEATHER BUSTERS e al sizes, and at low
L prices. MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
PlHuaADEEPHIA.
S. F. JACOBY s 60.

-. Il. JAOOB1 - OO.,
IMPORTERS q and dealers IN the various Foreign ard Do
nestle Marbles Stsuary, sc hive constantly hand
large and elert assoTtmet Of MANTLES, TOMBS MnNU-
MENTS, TABLE TOPS tc. Of every description, nos ex.
celed by any 10 the city for beauty syu mery and u h
CABlNETMhKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TERs furnished hs shortest notice with Marble every
description and pattern shether Fore n Domestic
finished in the slab Block, the most accommodating
terms
We especially invite sttent on 10 stock hand.
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l AN, sir, yours, Gc.,
II. L. STEWART.

- Prepared and sold al ia Market street betwe.a
Ath and sch ST. Louis Mo, and SO Broadway New York
For sale 10 Nashville, at Manuiacturer's prirrs, by
EWIN BROTHERS.
6. W. HENDERSHOTT.
Also for sale Prof Woods Oriental sanatlve IJument
aEd Negetabi Lie Pills. warranted better than any hsP
the all refunded see circular for all ne
ces-arv information with agents.
uosII-,ltrwSwIy
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No l7t South Front Street.
NASHVILLE, rsss
4 COOK, practical BILL AMI BRASS FOUNDER
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