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most tropical iuEuriADcc: whoa Winter brought ~
.row aud it, seventies only shiveed the leaf AMI bot
slightly wilisrtd the grass Al The close OF sach
WINTER ss ne have just passed through. wo must b
particularly struck likewise, when observe tho dis
or,parcs Ct climate exiting between oar parallels u
iatiIud. ard tie same 10 other countries.
For the csuses Of these discrepancies many resso.
more or lees plausible have been offered By nea q
scarce; ard we propose. . matter Of interest, -
eIsmire them The most generally scoep<sd
are altitude and humidity. Civilizations hss doubtisss
some efec, upon the Temperature, By the reasvd u
derse forests the exposure Of the uptuued ~ 10 The
Summer sun, and the draining Of the low lAads and
great Marshes but has IL positively much moro infs-
euoe upon the temperature Of country thsa hss tss
mn,s Of minerals which composes its higher isysrs
Can we easily believe that Is has been the solo osase -
the supposed increased warmth Of Germany for the
last thousand years that i, has dried up the sprisgs
AID der,d .uliry the atmosphere OF the Csps -
v,rd islands, ard that il has changed the oimsees
Of Persia Italy Greece, and many other counirisss
The warn winds which sweep over the Medtcxrsnesa
from the burning deserts Of Africa may temper some
what Italy and Spain; but they entirely expass
the remarkable dimnuiion Of temperature thai ,
observed the same parallels Of Eastern Europe and
beyond the meridian Of the Caspian, whore esoA D.
gree Of latitude according to Humboldt produces .
variation Of l. 10 Fahrenheit
Proximity to the ses without, doubt, tempers The e.
oephere, and fsvors the great contrasts between a.
mates II islands and coasts and the climate Of shs H.
terror marked instances Of which are presented By
the insulsr and continental regions Of Europe Th>
mean temperature Of Orleans Paris, London. kdin-
bur,h and even further north decreases very litee
notwithstanding the increase Of latitude. AmsterdAn
and Warsaw situated tesry the same lssiss6ss
ths Of the Assr being $50 p and that Of the lsstss
go H. but the mean annusl ',mpersture OF Amsses.
dam s 81 % Fab, while that Of wsrsaw n only tstso.
The latitude Of Copenhagen Is $50 AZ and thai q
Ksssn SO e. yet the mean Of Cophsahases 70 car
Fab and that Of Kssan 1872. The mesa Of 81. Ps-
tersburg according to DR. Thomson, 10 JILL, wAns
al Stockholm it is 1850. The mean annual temper
xture of Berne Is $50 Fab Basic $50 Gssevs <s.sso.
TIE Annales de Phi, xI., les, gives the following
table a. illustrative Of the contrast:
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The temperature OF this country does not difss
greatly from that on the parallels in Asia. bus
a. compsred with the same parallels In Europe, tAs
difference 10 astonishing. The entire oootiosns OF
North America, above the flieth parallel, 10 slmose
entirely unnbabable, while England which lies 60
trely above that latitude, enjoys mud climate. To
explain this phenomenon, laying aside altitude ana
humidity, We may perhaps coincide with ms''e Bran
and a.cribe it to geographical position ssd the ex-
tension Of America into tho extreme polar rssto.s
and it's vast expansion there and sso TO the fao' thse
nowhere is the column of frozen cir countcrbaisnosa
BY the column OF equatorial air, thereby allowing ths
extension Of the polar climate TO the very confines d
the tropics.
Tie mean annual temperature of Cambridge, 1851"
Fahrenheit item degrees lower than the mean OF ths
three coolest months in Malta which 10 3T.2o' Fshl.
correspond. with that Of Edinburgh, which lsys IL
further 10 tho north while the same parallel IN Ssf-
dinis, according 10 Capt. Smytb, eojoys mean q
81 70 Yah The latitude Of Portland, AZ ~ -,
corresponds to the. of the City Of Nice In Italy s ~
az l6". whore Forsyth found in Christmas ~ son.
"bamy air, oranges growing In every garden.
lodgings without chimnoys, and beds with musksss
"curtans" The parallel Of New-York u the SANE
a. that Of Ksy In Aisle Minor and Naples In Italy.
where snow very and the finest fruits are fSsse
In the vslleys throughout the Winter.
The following Ia table Of the medium tempefssurs
Of the year in the principal cities Of italy ooespSas
ing in America 10 the latitude Of Montreal. Bangor.
Portland, Providence snd New York:
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No hsvs-e ths too ett,sns compare gre &c; 81
,k~ty n, a. sAarzs TIE Unaairsss RsEocsrtrss o. "a
Foy.h Csss-esxrc-A csurss Hkztfsrs Axsi,s tss fsl
81 o. Azsrisaa evss, 5ssSsy tss 81 bsssft
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yet if that one belonged to the publishing commit
tee, and sympathized with Slavery, then as he
would have a veto on every tract the publications
would be as silent about this giant sin as they now
are.
One of the colleagues Of the Rev. Dr. Knox 10
the publishing committee is the Rev. DR.. Nathan
iel Adams. This Boston Divine is the author of
book entitled "A SOuth-Side View Of Slavery"
Tie book has been extensively noticed and reviewed
in both secular aud religious journals and the third
edition bad been issued prior TO the date Of the last
apology. II is surely taxing public creduhty too
severely to intimate that Messrs. Knox aud Halock
were ignorant Of the character of this notorious
beck, written by their own colleague, and one OF
the most important Executive officers Of the
Society. 4 few extracts from the third edition,
will enable the public to judge how far the GER
t;fcA.e Of the two reverend gentlemen, that the
executive officers of the Society, ss individuals,
have no sympsthy with Slavery is creditable to
their candor and veracity. We shall arrange the
extracts under appropriate heads, leaving our read
ers 10 make their own comments
ScRrPTuR.L AUTHORITY FOR SrsvtsY.-" When
tie Hebr,v naiior gsnred by the Nos; High be
fund aiming tie people masters ard slaves. he could
have purred out ssvebodiDg BY positive enaetmens'
lie eoud have nd the people Of al slsveoTDsn by max
ing thei dead beSies fal II the wilderness inses1 o.
rs be made Slavery the subject Of legislation, pre-
sybed 81 duties, and protected the parties concerned
in the performance Of theTn."-p. 100.
cit Wa TO Phiemon that Ones'nus vas returned;
i, was 20 Abyshsm's beGse ths; Hagsr ~ss remsnded
While The sbstrsc; principle Of Ownership Is def nded
by these examples be who uses them to the injury Of
afsIlow-being VIII find that God has stores OF Veh-
gesnee for him p. 1885,
Ssv,ry ii rot assaulted. liz the Bible but tie
.ins sna sbr.e- under sre reprovec slavery REEL
(" u nowhere sssSiled."-p. lse.
S,,,r-s,xr ts,.cr WAGE TIE eccasstaon
sssins: slavery Of working humsn beings without
wage must he modified. if we give proper mssHihs
TO ibe word wsges. stipulated sum pr di-m i oar
common nosion Of wages. vast msay Saves z :
1sges in bette< form than this-provison for their
MOI hsvsns lbs tvr e1t'sn. 70 ee1p&'. y. crs e. -
,k~ty fc sAarss Tie Cnaatsss keDo1srtnes o. t,s
FoT.k Cszs-sssn1-s csarss Hxzsfss Axsi.s: tie rsSI
q tAs AEsrisaa evss sssSsy g 'ss sssses s'sss"t
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River and Steamboat News.

The Cumberland is falling rapidly at this
point There are about seven feet water on
the Shoals. The weather yesterday was fair
and very cold.
The B.IHchc Leuis and the Cuba departed
for Paducah, the city Of HuntsruIe for Mem
phis, aud the Monticello for Wailsboro'
The Return departs to day for Cincinnati.
For 1T. LOUISA dispatch from Captain
CoRBErT. Of the SaJijc West, dated at Smith
land, says the SaILie passed that place on yes.
terday at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. She will arrive
10 day, aud leave to morrow for the Mound
City. Passengers for st. Louis, Kansas, Ne
braska, or any place towards sundown,' will
fad the SaLLie West to be the bca., and Capt.
CoRBErT just the man to travel with
The Ella and j. B. Carson were advertised
TO leave Cincinnati for this place on the 9Th
inst.
The steamer Cumberland was advertised to
leave New Orleans on Saturday last, the Sth
inst, for this city.
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OBITUARY..

Mr.. OLIVER TowLEs, Of this city, died in Colum
bus, Ga, last Saturday, VI ApophIy.
The deceased during the psst fifteen wears, had
formed an extensive acquaintance in the South and
South west, and made numerous friends, who will
be shocked by the intelligence of his sudden death
Not few there are who sill shed sincere tear
over his grave. He had faults. glsring ones, they
will admit; but they and recognized Ia him
also good share Of the better traits Of human ma
ture, and respected aud esteemed him for the con
staney with which, amidst all temptations, he main.
tanned them. lie had heart full Of symputhy
was ardent and active in his friendship, and pos
sessed generous courage full often psrtaking OF
the chivalrous. The writer Of this briei tribute,
knew him well Cor many years, and will long re-
member him for the good that in hm aud for
che uniform kindness aud courtesy OF bis deport.
ment towards him. w.
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Tuesday Morning, March IL, 1855.
Our Thanks

Are due to friends throughout the State for the
large additions which are DAILY being made to
our subscription lists. Our SUCCESS has far exceeded
our most sanguine expectations An experiment Of
three months has placed the Patriot on a firm
fou 1dstion, and set it forward on career Of uDex-
smpled prosperity. The Presidential canvass is
about TO open, and desire to make ourselves
ful in promoting the election Of Fillmore Donel-
son. and the establishment Of a wholesome and con-
servativs administration Of the Government. To do
this effectively we must have q still larger circle
Of readers. We only ask Of friends 10 continue
their efforts in our behalf We shall intermit no
effort in furnishing them with a prompt, reliable
and forcible canvass paper.
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property held by executor or administrator trus
tee or guardian, or by person many fduciary or
representative character, shall be assessed to said
person in such character, and shall be entered in
the Assessors books in separate line from his own
property iri
obtain annually an appropriate estimate of the agr
cultural wealth of the State, the Assessor of each
county shall annually make out table showing as
nearly practcabein addition to the usual returns,
the whole number of slaves owned by each person,
the number ofhorses mules, cattle, sheep and swine,
and the number of bales of cotton hogsheads of to-
bacco, and bushels of wheat and corn, raised the
preceding year.
E. S. CHEATHAM
Speaker of the Senate.
n S. BROWN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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NOTICE.

Advertisers will note the fact that the facilities
afforded by the Nashville Patriot an advertis-
ing medium, are equal il not superior to those Of
any other paper in the State; and they are in
creasing at rate hitherto unknown in the history
Of newspapers in Tennessee.
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Col. French and Nicaragua.

Col PAREER II. FRENoH, the Minister from
n icarsgua, arrived in New Orleans last Friday
en- route tor Nicaragua The Colonel will re-
main in New Orleans about two weeks, during
which time, says the Delta, he will take pleas
ure in communicating information ia regard to
Nicaragua TO those interested in the new Re
public, or DESTROYS of emigrsting thither.
The Bee states that the steamship Prone
theus, on the 9th uIt, carried out three hun
dred emigrants for Nicaragua, many of them
long residents of New Orleans or natives Of
Louisiana. Another numerous company would
leave an the llth inst. As Nicaragua, adds
the Bee which is some thousands of miles
nearer than California, appears rs bounteousiy
favored by Nature in most respects as that
State, aud as the VOYAGE there costs less than
One-fouth the sum required for transportation
10 California it appears altogether likely that
the surplus population; the bold, adventurous
and able bodied; the men, who, moved by the
RESTLESS spirit Of colonization, are continually
flying from densely peopled cities, and a CON
parauvely old civilization, will concentrate
their attention for some time Upon Nicaragua
Alleged Frauds in Bonded Liquors.
IL il estim ttei 10 semi OH a quarters that great
frauds will be male public, which have been
perprtrated upon hitherto unsu,pectng persons in
che purchase OF hrandirs purportiug TO be taken
from nded cellars So complete was the plan
that tens OF thousands of dollars have undoubtedly
been realized to the parties engaged in the swndeJ
As 1t appears nov, Custom House officer in
collision with the rogurs. This time, all the cul.
prits will be caught II reliable evidence will have
any weight-Co"rier and Enquirer.
II frauds OF this character are prrpetcated, as
they doubtless are. the eject will he 10 induce thou
sands who have occasion use strong drinks Of any
kind to purchase Wolfc's Sheidam Schnspps, which
are at least pure, aud generally reported to be
perfectly wholesome beverage There is an i'm.
rnense quantity Of vile stun imported under the
name Of brandy aud other strong drinks To saw
that what We drink is imported, is no argument
that We are getting good article Foreigners buy
our whisky proof spirits for some 40 OF so cents
. gallon, and send il back to Us at some three or
fOu- dollars gallon. Some Of our most reputable
public houses selling brandy at 10 cents and a
shilling glass, that never cost the manufacturer
over one dollar gallon. They say that ia conse
quence Of the high price Of brandy they are con-
PEELED TO raise from six 10 ten or twelve aud half
cents glass. 81 buy my liquors in bond, and axe
them out Of the Custom House" is on expression
that used 20 denote pure article; but Custom
House guaranty, We see, has bscome worthless.
Wolfe's Scheidam Schuapps will, under these cir
cumstanccs, have an increased sAle-Nep York
Leader.
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Disappointmeut,

Great disappointment was created by the
announcement late yesterday afternoon that
the musical treat which our citizens had been
anticipating through the day, was postponed
on account of tie nOn-arrival of OLE BULL.
We are authorised TO state that the Concert
will positively be given tonight.
A sufficient number of seats had been sold
70 have filed the house To OVERLOOKING, aud
we expect the press to night to hear this dis
tinguished violuist, will be unparalleled since
the days of the LIND mania. 1t Will be re-
membered that PREVIOUS engagements prevent
longer stay than one night, and those who
intend TO 60, should not wait for another day.
ARRIVED OLE BULL and associates arrived
last night.
tSg- BY reference 10 our advertising col
umns, It will be seen that Messrs. A. c. & A.
b. Beech, on College street, are in receipt of
their stock Of spring and summer goods, EN-
bracing the newest styles aud patterns.
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TABLE MATS, Iron Kitchen Lamps; Brass, Britain
MIA and Japsnued CsndlesticEs and Lamps Iron, TIN
ned and Enamel Sauce Pans Glove Stretches Cup Mops
Cake Turner'S Clothes Pins, &c a. d or riety OF
HOusefurnshing Goo 5. MACKENZIE wills N
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Capital Sl 90!

1000 Prizes Amounting to $50, 000l
Tickets $40: Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money BY mail need not FEAR is being
lost Orders punctuSly attsndc too. Communications
confidential Bank Notes II SQUAD banks taken a. par
- Drawing sent 20 all ordering Tickets.
Those sishr part culzr numbers shogd order mme-
dIAssly. AddIsss JAMES 4. WlSTER, Manager,
MAoox, &c
hbis-sd or BOX Ia NAsHvIlLa r. o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BY TIE PACKAGE.
At period since the establishment Of our Firm in szSs
have been abe supply customers in this branch o. our
business with the quality and style being packed
Possessing perfect knowledge Of the markets at home ana
abroad in which in the comprising
their several Para large manufacturing department IN
which employ mOety Of the best workmen in the State,
under the supervision Of The talent and taste employed In
producing ire eeebsed Best Hats" which for years has
secured the envabe reputation Of Leaders Of Fashion
for Gent enen's Hats Throughout The United Stat 5.
We sOlici. orders by the Package.
LEARY CO. Hatters,
AssoR ROUsE, n. 7. CrrT.
New York, Feb. 3, IS 6. feb22-2v
BrzzA Foa CrPu!-Cup rs in the ascendant. He has got
the field at last. Ladies you hIsband Gentlemen,
d. you want Are you In with any particular per-
sons Would y,u Ike u know INV to compel them quietly
but rrest by returns Then take advice.
The scientific Professor SPOUT Of New YORK. has written
startling book called Thu Bss Of Marriage the Ar,
Lvs-Malng advertised in paper 10 day9 that ies
you how accompsh Read il, bat remember rel giouy
to keep the secret DON'T tell body for the wod else
everybody vI be getting rarriyd right Od-ErPrs's
FoR BKox HTS Throat nsesses Hacking Cough, and the
rscs Of imprudsnt Of Mercury medicine has ever
bean discovered which has effected u;l cures Is CateTs
Spanish MIXTURE.
Brochia Affections Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuma-
ts have all been relieved and cured in wonderful man
ner by the great purifier Of the blood Carisrs Spanish
Mixture.
The Of T II. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt. Cali the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which viii astound you. advertisements.
E An Of fact is worth pound OF theory and the
conclusive that around that ncomPar
able preparation 10 Gand's German Btters prepared BY
Dr. O. NJ Js k>on, Phsd Iphia, ahli-hug its value
tonic and such would incrsduty
itself from gu tonng its ec In all OF diseases
Of the stomach, whether chronic it may Be
mended for its thing cordial renovaing Influence
Dyspepsia, heartburn loss OF appetite, nausea, nervous
trerors relaxation and debility, SC, relieved BY the
Bttes in very short space Of time and perseverance In
their fails to work thorough See adver-
tisement.
PROF wooDs BAR REsroRATIvE.-The testimony Of all
who thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age 1t is now put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisements
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GOLD INK.-we have still a few bottles on hand,
" which we will sell at New York prices.
marT MACKENZIE A WILSON
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Spring FeVers.

ECtCISs
THE GRFFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS are prepared
from number Of the most purifying invigorstng aud
healing roots birks herbs and vines selected mostly from
the tteria Meica of America They powerful tonic
they give uength TO the system, and enable it on
The constitutional tendency TO dsease They have all
bsnehc effects OF true tonic vi bout causing any III effects
Price 25 cents per package.
For sale by Druggists throughout the State, and by
ALEX. MACKENZIE
marchs II College Street
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Report. Furnished BY n. Associated Pr....l

? Nav ORLEANS, March l0.-The steamer Charles
Morgan has arrived from Galveston. The Demo
Gratis were successful in the city election.
Indian depredatons continue on the frontier.
Numerous robberies have been committed.
CINCINNATI, March 10, M.-Flour Sc; lard &c
whisky lStai So; molssses 40a42.
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narchs

Us received per Return 500 xes Star Candles
- $50 b Xes Cheese 20 bbs Lard or.
mArchs DAVIS, TILcHER co.
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A. H. ROSCOE,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFs,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS. GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, &C.,
Corner of Broad and Market Sts,,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
HAVE constantly hand alarge and well selected stocG
Of the above articles together with large assortment OF
Fancy artcesa OF Ehch is offered for sale the most
accommodating terms.
Alum, 2 900 pounds;
Arrow Root 100 pounds, Bermuda and Florida;
Birthstone 200 pounds, refined;
Castor il, 200 gallons;
Copperas 20 barrels, Prime Green;
Cream Tartar, barrels;
Gum Camphor 100 pounds;
Indig3, 500 pounds, Fine 70 Common;
Nader, LOO pounds, first quality;
Super Carh. Soda, 1900 pounds Prime;
Flour Sulphur, 500 pounds.
All Of which is offered at the lowest prices.
JAMS A. II. ROSCOE
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GOOD REMEDIES ARE A PUsL1C GOOD

TTNHE GREEN MOUNTAIN OINNIFNT was used b, the In
dians, when this country first di.cpVered and by
them consd red "he best gilt Of the Great Spirit to his
red children" 1t is the best application for nammAtory
comoants such as Rheumatism, Eryspeas, various hec
lions Of the throat and glands eruptons bruises burns
Of all kinds &C. Price pei box 25 For BY
all DruRg SITS, and by ALEX. MACKENZIE,
maTchS Agent for the GTaf.LberR Co
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TIME SALE.
OUR regular Spring Sale at Auction will take place
" Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, the 25th 26h and
9th Of March,
e- This sale is designed exclusively for Merchants
Goods will BE- offered as heretofore to suit buyers
with liberal privileges tho wanting large quantities.
We safe in saying that this Is OF the bst assorted
Stock Of Goods that has been offered at Auction in
Nashville. 1t comprises great variety: Such As
IS CASES SPRING PRINTS;
cases Cochecn Prints (darl0
10c'ses Lawns. assorted,
cases BTliantes;
10 cases small checked Ginghsns;
IS cases bleashed Muslin;
40 bales Sea Island brown do;
10 solid rolored Cottonades;
5 do small checked do;
do gay styles do;
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF CAsHMEREs;
Black and Coored Cloths;
Dr. Dies;
Linen Drilngs:
Linen Duck,
Hay Linens;
Irish Linens
Linen Handkerchsfs;
BLEACHED AND BROWN DRILLS;
Denims assorted;
Stripes and Platds;
Italian Cloths;
Yestings, &C., &c.
Every description White Goods Founcing Lsces, En-
brodery, Hosiery Thread Buttons, Suspenders, Pins,
Needles, &c &c, &C.
In short there comprised in this Stock almost all the
varieties OF Goods usually wanted.
We will also offer the close Of the sale, lot Of Cut
Goods, to be sold as the Above without reserve.
Nashville, March8- IRBY MORGAN co.
~ offering strong inducements at private sale,
all who buy for cash short time. Give us a call
NJ. 4 co.
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WE have on hand a supply Of McCombe's Furniture
w Polish, by which, with very little trouble, old Furni-
ture may be made to look well new.
mari MACKENZIE WILSON.
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IuRNITuRE POLISH

WE have handsome assortment Of Castors elegantly
w Tilted and Brit ana-a variets OF patterns
march, MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
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Dropping Bud,
VI beat remedy or SICK babies, ard for all the dseA
Of children, from one hour to five years old, is
THE CHILDREN,S PANACEA,

OF the Gi Rf nberg Company.
For fevers tee'hng diarhea ricketts, cole worms &c.,
It - the best l. known In the GrH enberg A.
manae that given gratis you will find list Of numerous
PhySi ans throughout the Union who have used in their
prat;e Where there young children and has
used once, paren will be without II in their
house. Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by al Druggist, and by ALEX. MACKFNZIE,
mas II College street.
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ARRIvED.-OlE BULL and associates arrived
last night