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swell, Tom, what church shall we visit today"
swell, don't know, Dick-suppose that We go
and hear Ward Beecher.'-" What, on SladGyY"
Certainly. He's as good any other.
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FILLMORES SPEECHES.

We have just published
Fillmore's Speech at Albany,
Fillmore's Speech at Rochester,
Fillmore's Speech at Buffalo.
Pamphlet copies containing the above three
speeches are now ready for delivery at this
Office. Price, 81 per 100 copies, or $l4 per
1000 copies
~ If sent by mail, one cent per copy sd
ditions is required to pay the postage.
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R1ncr1Y FNnAMpMFNr Va nn0a.s ~. N.

RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. l. meets on the 1st
and 81 Wednesday night NJ each moth officers c. SAY
YRS, c. P; NJ. FoULK IT, p: p. BILLiOD :. W; W. W.
THURNnND, J. W; J. LYONS Scribe; b. CUTTER, Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH EN- 7AMPMENT, No. 4, meets
every I'd and Sh Wednesday night OF each nonth Officers
X. tDAUEDsoS. G. P B. Lyons, II. P G. W DARDEN s.
w. W. 3. EURSs, J. W.; r. T. FLEMING, Scribe; N.
WARD, Treasurer. jy23
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SEWANEE HOUSE.
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
w NJ. ROB rs. Proprietor

w VI N y ID Il N It . NNUPNACNUHe
(LATk sPRISGs)
FTNHE Subscriber has recently this web known
tablishmen-is rehttng and thoroughly renovatng 1t
aud hopes have in such condition not 20 be nie
ror house in this city The Proprietor hopes by his
eKerons and those Of his Assistant sE Paddock, who
formerly presided the City Hote be able TO make his
house worthy OF being patronEed by the public and prom
hat pains shall be spared his part 10 merit the S-
probation Of those who may favor him with their patronage
he respectfully solicits a trial Of his house.
feb25-dtwaw WIN. ROBERTS.
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Additional Appointments
of Gov. ~ S. Broom and Gen. l. G. Harri
puhIip SnaoLiKvP

JAMES NJ. QUARLEs aud q. u. POINOf XTER, csnd
dates for Eector Of the Eighth Congressional District will
address The citizens Of The District az he following times and
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Singing & Piano Lessons.

~ KUD ADAM from Bohemia, Europe, lately
from Cleveland Ohio begs leave to inform the citizens
Of Nashville and vicinity that he has permanently located
in this city for the purpose Of giving instruction in singing
and Piano playing.
The method adapted for his instruction in Singing is the
used the conservatory Paris Vienna Prague and
Milan and he is prepared give the Singing lessons either
scholar small classes Of from to scholars The
singing and the Piano lessons will be given the residences
Of the scholars, punctuay each lesson 80 minutes
Ladies and gentlemen desiring study Dramatic and OPP
cratic singing for the purpose Of operate performances will
be instructed every day.
Each Piano scholar compelled to learn beside the playing
the piano. singing the foundation Of ali music For
further particulars call at the ROOM No. 10 at the Hotel
Coud-where be also the different reports and
opinions about his in teaching in this country.
vi
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, l. meets at Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday night. officers: P. BmLOD v CT W.
W. THUsMoED, VG; Med. NcLKs, Secy l. L. MARSHALL,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets Thursday
night. officers W A. WHERRY N g.; J. W. RATcLIFF, v.
g; r W. BARNES sec'y r. e. CooKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No To- meets every Monday night.
officers: P Z. PHILIPS, N O g. W. DARDEE V. G.; z.
BEAUEoST, Sec'y; W. CAMERON, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, Nc 90 meets at their Hail. South
Nashville every Friday night. Officers: JOIN HIT, N.
O. FRED JoNTE V. Il. c. ALLEY, Sec'y JOHN TANKsLEY,
Treasurer.
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THE EMBODIMENT.
appearance into


until 1928, declaring that il he had
drop of Democratic blood in his veins he would let
il out; turned complete political somersaut when
he found the people had set the seal Of coz
demu alton upon his party and that its for tunes
were retrevably lost, Erimd his calls catch
the popular breeze and ride into piece and
favor upon the tide OF Gen. Jacksou's rising fame.
Was opposed % remunerating the patriot &c cit.
i1,ns Of Niagara who lost their property in their
L coun try's defence and refused pay 10 the Wild
ows Of those whose husbands and lost lie
and property during the Of 1919; ad
cate d aud voted for high tariffs and pract ised
dece ption upon the people Of his State 10 1874
In re lation the views Of the Presiden tia
eand dates 10 favor OF reducing the wa ges
ofla boring Of this country 10 the pau
per prices paid in Europe; opposed sa
We ry FIRST in advocating the continuation Of
IN Missouri Compromise line 90 tho Pacific; de
no minatng the institution, in 1895, IS "a gre at
political evil 4 great moral evil and curse '"
dvocating the anneIa ton Of Texas because Il
would furnish means OF getting rid OF the
evil using $4,000 Of the PeoDes money to
establish Party gan; in Is VOr OF obtain
ing territory iron 9th sr nations ''by purchase
If Can, by force II We must, author
insGigator and pro poser Of 'bargAin, in
s. trigue and corrup gio1,H Of which vile
81 SANDER Mr.. Clay became the victim,
and although alw ays In The power
Of the intriguer 10 relieve Nc q.
Of the odiOus charge, did not
do Il; the Oh Ampion OF the
per ncious oc lrine Of
Squsuers 0Eerelgnty;
-Ff he never originated
any gre AZ meas-
- OF d bic
polly he IL As
SaS5y Of motiiSg.
ThrOa ghOai
his ca rrer he
has bee nOth>
ing for princis
cas- pie, bot every
thing foI place; he
has sunk Biz idsO-
tity Ia the nm
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MAGNIFICENT sCHEME!!
10000 Tickets Only!
APPROXIMATION FRGZES.
1000 prizes amounting to....-...-.-...,...S20O 00C
Whole Tickets $10;-Halves $5;-
Quarters $50.


Quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from 10 $4,000, ctrresp1ndng with those
numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The nrst zoo Prizes similarly printed and encrcled
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolvsd and a number Is frawn
from the wheel Of numbe and At the time Prize Is
drawn from the other Wheel TIE number and prize drawn
out opened and exhibited the audience and registered
by the Commissioner the prize being placed the
number drawn. This operation is repeated until ali the
prizes are drawn out.
Approximation prizeS.-The two preceding
and The two succeeding numbers to those drawing the rss
200 prizes will be ent the 500 Apprehension Prisss
according to the Scheme.
The Managers, determined that their Lotteries shall
excel all Others offer to the public the above scheme which,
Tor the brianey Off Capitals and the chances ofobSinng
prizes, has never been equalled.
~ Remember that every Prize Is raw1 and payable in
full without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawngOther prizes the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers viii be forwarded to pureh Immediately after
the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early
Prize Tickets cashed renewed In other Tickets at either
Office. Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
s. SWAN co Atlanta, Ga.
ors. SWAN Montgomery, Ala
anglo or G. HIGGINS, Box 3, Nashville P. o.
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up.
The assets of the Company
Cash in hand, and in Phonix bank. s4s sos Q6
Cash in the hands OF Agents........... 1879 s73 O6
Cash on special deposit, drawing interest in
Fh1nrx bank, Hartford hans, state bank
and Farmers aad Mechan cs' hank So. 10000 90
Interest accrued special deposits 4491 90
Real estate unencumbered. .............. S245 IS
Annually ...........i........... ~ 600 90
Income bonds, per cent. semi annually 800 20
10 Jersey City water bonds, g. c, 1920 90
Milwaukee City bonds 10 3 $50 90
10 Hartf. I'd City bonds, 81 1O8aOpJ
Money due the company secured by mortg. 6,9i1''
Bills Receivable, PAYABLE at bank. ...... 50 U9S 81
road stock ' -.. 800. $1,000 90
los shrs Hartford and Providence railroad
STOCK pref and guar. at 10 per CENT. 1880 90
l07 shrs BostOn aud Wore. railroad stock. 3U9 90
25l " Connecticut River railroad stock. u 800 90
80 " Connecticut River comp any stock. $50 90
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annn MEnIcINFs-

TITS estisoated that 1yer's Cherry
L Pastoral and CTfAsTsie PHI have
done more % promote the pablie
health than shy other one cause.
rheFe c.n be no question thst the
Cherry Pectoral has. oy Sc thousand
on Thousand cures az Colds. Coughs.
Asshns, Group, InaaeBsA, Bronchitis,
Ac., very maeh reduced the proper
ton Of deaths from consumptlSe dis
eases IN this eoautry. TIE Pills are
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creiitors,- nothing
Leases adjusted and doe-none.
Losses adjusted and not du .-.~.-... ss1i7e %
Losses unSdiustsd and IN suspense,
waiting er further proof OF conted 1878 20
Al other other Claims agsns; the company are small Tor
printing &C
Agents Instructed te take rsa exceeding $1,000.
The insured 10 Eay city town Vags, varies de-
pending apoa The Character mate la and construction o.
buisdnrs the width % Streets the supply q SaeT the
ecieey the Hre departnsn snd ether crcuns
The nssred bi0cks q baiHgy ko varies the
intention = 70 limit Ne los By any one are 70 iess than
aI0e0o
The Ac Of Incorporation l. the sane a. hed IN July tSs
Taos. A. AbkxASDER, Secretary.
ssArx o. cosxnc1gcrF, HAEyToED CcUsTr, -
hAsIToaR. July 9Th, 1855.
Personahy appes red before Jasoe OF The Peace
duty qaalihee admipaeg osfhs, faosAs ALrxAseEn
Secretary and made semn cath hat th7 ortgeing
nent Of The and eon0n Of the AinA tnsurauce oo
pAny u une- HkAhf foeLkh, g-f-
ms . - esrsity that DE Eins tnssrAncs Company 81
Hartford cAted haFtord Ia Ms stats 81 CoHneesent
has psa uth al he requirements VI act passe1 ~
the sAtars u fsnaessee In March isA entssled IAN
Act % regulate he genccs Of insnranos companies
Incorporated b. The sas of rssssse Aad that JosErn
Rkan legay sahorAed agens or said eomp4ny ta the
tsun q kAshslae, Davidson eeants, feanssee
J. q. LuffRELi, comptroHer.
bn - rHos o NossE.
KshrsnE is Ne Drs0laE, shs aassssnsd onsinsss 10
o.os. sSgtk Z. eSs cnnsgs sPgsss sis.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
July 1st 1885, ss required by the Law OF the State
of Tennessee, Of March lst, 1856

The Of the Corporation is KrsA INSURANCE COMPANY
located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital Five Hundred Thousand Dollars and paid
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KsirsinE is he iOrsoiag As aassrsgnsd ensinass 10
zsus policiss In skis ely JOSH. AAkt, Ageat,
o1cs. sssik Z GU, csnsgs spgsns sts.
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400 ACHES.

is well hmbered well watered and in high d cuva
ton, has large and commodous brick 1--WE ling good
negro cabins bars stables &C. and OF the best farms
IN Southern Ky.
Said farm will be sold in ten equal annual paymensthe
purchaser giving bond with good undoubed security for
the first three lien retained the land
until the whole Of the purchased money is paid.
There will also be Sold the time aud place. several
FIVE Lots adjoining said credit Of 2 and
years.
ANY wishing any information concerning said farm, by
applying the undersigned, by addressing him by mail
at Trenton, Ky. JAMES L. LAWSON, Admir-,
with the viii annexed Of l.. d. Leavi, decd.
june26 tww- I'm EIttOn Ky, Banner, June 21st.1
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL administrator, with the will annexed OF L.
Leav decd, sell to the highest bidder in the Town Of
Trenton Todd County, KY Wednesday, the 18th day
September 1885 that rich and fertile farm adjoining said
Of Trenton, of which he died possessed Said farm
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Public Speaking.

E. L. GARDENHIRE and W P HICKERSOE,
Candidates for elector for the Congressional district
Tenn, will speak at the following times and places:
Red springs. Macon CO. Wednday Doth
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VTRERRAs, RI A DECREE or rHE HIaa CO0R
Gh,n.sr MdSsss s GATE he nm Gay
m.ds in the matter Of he Of AthAAh Cannag e Of
Newport in the county Of Essex widow deceased and In
cause wallis '. Bell" inquiry "a directed whether
William Canning therein named one or the said AthaaA
what be len at hi. death born IN due time after hs
decesae; whereas said William Canning Mving,
bis child children ISSUE Dad entitled 70 certain b.
Deh under the viii Of the said AthAiah Canning tho said WI
= r. dean dead and We Legal pssson.l .sprcssr..ys
BY their SOLICITORS before the hesnh day OF JAY one
thousand eight HUNDRED and vax 70 come Ia and make
hd'sa issue e the chambers Of ne Woe Chsncsor e.
detauk thereof thew IN excluded tho benen Of the sAd
decree Tuesday The day Of july thousand
chambers Of tho said Judge 4 appointed 70 adudeate The
gust one thousand eight hundred forty beng
bachelor, left England, ~ 10 believed for New Oreana
America Dated This twentieth day Of February then,
-~'1 's ALFRED HALL. Chief Clerk
PARKER ROOKIE PARKER,
II BEDFORD row. Mddesex, PLAINTIFFS solCtasy.
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lnoR NORroLK AND PRTKRsBuRa.-THE UNITED

LsoR NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG UNITED
ttaes Mail meamship JAMEsTowN. Capt Lewis Par.
Il lock, p. nm pier l3 North river Passengers viii
In norfolk the next afternoon, and Petersburg and
sshm. I'd the following morning Travellers for the South
'eed yprebepd de az IN taking This pleasant and sr si
route; they win proceed from Norfolk By the MAI
Ire "a thsresiou. Savannah, Augusta &c Passage and
fare With siaercom. TO Norfolk ~ y Petersburg AL Rich
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1,BE NEW YORK AND LIvERpooL UNITED STATES
PACIFIC, Capt. Eldridge.

T,BE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail seamerAIhe ships composing this line are the fol-
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Eldridge.
BALTIC. Capt Conn took. ADRlAriC, Capt -.
These ahs have built by contract expressly for
service Every care has been akenn her
cn a0 In their engines to secure strength and speed and
their accommodations for passengers for ee
gsnce sno comfort Price passage from New York Liver
Of extra size $35 from Liverpool TO New York. 80
and 20 guneas experienced attached each h
No berih secured until paid for.
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nRIAsEMAR-1HE q IiEAr KuRnpRAN nIsnnyhnv

TRfFSEMAR-IHE GREAT EUROPEAN DISCovBRY.--
Protested by 81 letters patent OF England securef
ny The ssqe The Fcole de Pbarmace de s Iu
peris College ~ rsdicipe Vienna.
No 1-Isihe remedy for generardetility The
syrem wosd not oecorpe rpaed decline NJ ie
It Tfkemar No were universally adopted; ALI phytics i'm
pedImepis v0ph Ike maec neore iinsnce thus ,der
IT, use valuable 10 those entering srsce sta%
TnirsExpR No 2Cnmrleiey erac,caies all how'd
viicn copsva ard crihebs have oup nurh an Anti
dote 10 the run Of the health portion Of our pow
lsuon. -
TnJysINAn No 8Is the sres, Turosean remedy TO- ha
cass OF dirodtrs which unfortunately The Engsh
treata with TO The inevitable Is IN NJ ne 90
tents constitution, which all the sarsaparla in he world
csnrot remoye NF 10
TRTsEysR nos J. ard are shke I'd taste r smell
ard all pausestpr qua iies hey liz tbs
without their bsnr detected 7rva1 w~--u
Sod IN r cases So fur IN one for 20 ~ni-1
81 In TT whereby there paviny 81 sn.
divided po scparatc doses sd 1iscr~d by vapsau I
lemspd Houx, &C. Wnoesse and r@isi and for sdel y,
part OF ihe world by ~. A b-RRoW NJ D. (-epresos
isve Of ,he p.,en'ee IN hmsrea 81 Greene strss, aeS
p. NJ, erd from to 2. VI. Sundays eYceptes unless
pfeviors spIoDtm-ai No 81 Greene street rssr Cansg
Phlscephs - "
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old DE-. CORBlTT Is CONSULTED PRIVATELY Az
~ his Office o. Mddagh nearly opposite street.
fourth door from Fulton street, Brooklyn nom A. ~
Top. -
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F01 rN ABUuRWWNXU,
7, AURA KEENE's vAsHrIn.
x AZ :!. sS 'ss ss :
S: .:SP ,,..,.. Mr. Johnsos E.. RsssoSs
novel, rhyhn,eal nus. poaus., scenic sr,u.. A.
sste. serso oo%ioo rAioeal and nauona sIravassnza
IsSien IL: Ls:ds.nIss IA. kssnoi sa
WAILAsK,s THEATRE. BROADWAY. NEAR BROOKE
ssrsesMDeos. open = sx O'Clock; Osounsn<s ATs
Tuesday 'v''' FIX s scao 'sI FOE SCANDAL
pr rssor Iee1o. M u PacidA
Ssss;: sS:isss Lester joseph suisss Sysa
Lazy Ieazo. Mrs Hoey
mrs o.A join PsETrYJoHN i Go. mrs 0'ousAAm
John s P Prsy Sn v;:i a G. Holland
NIBLo's aARDEN-DooRs OPEN AT s,k; TICKETS
TuEsDAx Eys.Me. nAsm V, 1850
NILE aHa EosRhasp EEk s4EEsf
r. s II isss: TO- x S:;ss:
siSxso Ras s%EsEa OF SEVILLE
Fora sns sa
BIZ LAST WEEK SAR" d i ri season 81 xsoS.
building Of &c sr NEW w Hs cSposss Se assOpo
N-A .e'' THE COURT OF ICE BURG,
vii s n Be s un ~ Sss
March ~
Together with
ETHIOPIAN MINsTREIEY.
Concert commences at 7s1 o'clock. Tickets. IS cents
NSHB HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL GIVE ONE OF
their original ENTERTAINMENTS Ut the Tabernacle,
Thursday evening" March 90 Tickets cents; 10 be had
BAH Sons music store. and ut the door. Doors at 6
Concert 10 begin at7s1.
nUSSELDORF GALLERY-4N BROADWAY, CON-
IL tAins hundred and my original paintings and u
superior her gallery tn this country. New paintings
have recently been added Open day evening" Single Ad
mission. % centa uck6ts 80
1EMPLE OF THE MUSES., SIG BROADwAY.-PER-
formances every Afternoon at s. and evening, 81 ~.
Open every afternoon and evening" for the purpose giving
Of fcent living pictures, by Madame Warton's
troupe Of Model Arses In number, who, for
beauty and symmetry figure, stand unrvaled.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-THE THIRTY
IN annual exhibition the National Academy
open aA, from M 70 Top NJ at 6AS Broadway, between
FRINGE Spring The collection formed exclusive
y of original works Of living artists which have before
been exhibited In this city. Admission Is cents ticket
so cents L. ADDISON RICHARDS Cor. seSy N. A.
THE ORIGINAL TROUPE OF MODEL. ARTfsrEs AP.
i Afternoon at g. and every evening" at7, at
he Franklin Mn scum 81 Bowery, with other unique enter
70 be at other place Of amusement In the city,
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DIcoRD's PRACTICE THE uNDxRsIospD. FOR

pIcoRD's PRACTICE THE UNDERSIGNED. FOR
IL mery pupil OF Roord. OF Pars asd WITH DE ccicbYse
surgeons Of hi ety. ORA canos han and Mou may be consn
Cd con6densy 10 bis .pecay (which also inciud8s All ais
sasee u he throat aud lungs 81 his located ros
10 SIG Broadway: oppoeae The s. nichos Hotel from 70
O'clock Ar from 10 daily He All afflicted neal
tive assurance Of reie and hote who been abud bv
speeches antdoss books no mercury and nike euscns
OF The medical ctaylsfsns Of he dav NAV RAW
having their esses Ec.ted ee how eonocs
ted obey may appear his extended observstns IN TIE fnr,s
Hospital On Midi IN Paris, under cord himself sether vih
the my new spd efficient RENE Of eminent snrseop
fer der failure in possible FOR the Satisfaction pSses
ed s proper here to aie sst ktords practice n
WELLS the modern and epl system (oombin M rsp
di OF cure with entire SAFETY 10 the constitution re gn Nv
scepce rs txpressy fejers the old eplrlca se.rr nd
szsrdoos epo, su pretended specncs mernry
ard The uotc nod info gwen in every instance me
SUI fciber bertp ent consumption Constitutional scrou
ous sIcu al and di based emit civ on tbe
mod, IN and improved science Of medicine and bas
tDty successful IL NAV he for
patients relcng in the cities that uev can
VI INV time consult the subscriber BY letter. Giving plain
saenspt ri fcr when tho medicines adapted
10 win be prepared and cent 10 bcm Consulons Frsn~
Gals @. y. HANNorD, M D,
Phvtic,cp Conluitug and Operative HuyrHru.
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DRlvATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL COvsULrA-
tions-DR COBBETr, 10 Duapaa street, may be consult
ed With confidence all diseases requiring secrecy. BIS
great perence OF twenty com
plants enables him Confidently warrant every
undertaken DR. a. would apprse strangers OF The tia.
he the only per, qualified IA the scay In s city,
with exceptions AL else their high sound
ing foreign being more hum,ugs NJ B-As proof az
Dr. Cs sincerit he you'd call particular bis az
pcms member 81 the New York Univery suspended 10
bis Office with the OF MOI, PAts0n, together ws
other testimonials ofa very higa order. n BHo III
cured. =
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DRlvATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WATSON CON-
tDpes his practice class OF disease which
treated than twenty thousand without
of failure. The mi patient
from business expose him 70 detection, lwhne b
there In tweLviour houra DR.. Watson
desires to state that have been deceived hy
promises of certain chasAns and injured by drurs
patients respectfully tied first place AZ
there Is charge for cons uliatons. -
WILL AN WATSON H. D..
Many TO the Look Hospitals author OF The
Cause and Cure" numerous plates, 81. once GO walker
street, fourth door west OF Broadway.
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ed until paid Tor.
For freight or passage apply 70

kbWD X: COLLINS, % Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SHlPLEY CO., Liverpool.
s1kPHEN KENN ARD 4 CO., n Austin Friars, London.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The ships Will not be accountable for god
silver bullion, specie, jewery, precious stones meas
less bills Of adpg gned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
shippers please notice that the ships this line
carry any goods oontrAband Of war.
ALI letters paas through tho Post office; any other will
be returned
NoTCE-The day OF departure Of this hne from New York
for 1856 viii Saturday commencing Jan and altar.
Saturday. and from Liverpool Wednesday, commencing
JAM q. and every alternate Wednesday.
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OEDUCED PRIcEs-PIFrY PoUEDsBAGGAaEF FREE
~ ten pound Four hours from
ocean uy Panama Railroad Through for California Wa
anaua The United states
~ will desp a'ch for Aspidwa Thursday. March % at
Cock precisely from pier foot NJ Warren street, North
ivsr the well known and last steamship GEuRus LAW,
aptain VIM L. Herndon, U. H. N. Paster gers and mai 9
Eli be rwardtd ny Panama Railroad PAna
~ fiji the Pacific Mail eamshps Compauy's magnificent
esmsrp Golden 6ate A v. IA. lie Hoy, conmander which
VII readnsss and leave Immediately for Francisco
cke pubc Informed that the " r. Co always
more extra steamers lying a. Pansms ready for
possible detention of mails. For
apply TO W. hAYhcND. at the only ONCE OF the compa
es III Wes stree corner Warren street New York Freight
Apinw 20 cent? cubic loot ADD half
oupd, prepaid and NO frcsh; viii be ksn alter II O'Clock
the dav f sailuR tf
.,UTToN a co.'s DISPATCH LINZ ron SAN FRAN
> cecossing regularly and positively before the day
acverired Clipper OF Thursday 9Th March jpsapt Yhe
celebrated o. Glass clipper shsP fAoLx WING ID re-
above The sailing qualities Of ths famous c,ppsr are ua
Kots 8 days. and Rom sbAnshss y ssw YORK Ia IS dsys
nd San Francesca from Bosom y oe dsyH dcharsny her
.uper'or clipper tho r 1ndson OF delivering hor cargo,
Dery Speed snd early dag ter sailing present
sUrror 4 CO.. SO South street corner wan.
BThe ships Of this Inc taxe freight after the dav adj
seriseo preventing ell deae W shippers DESTROYS land
es csIgo ran Francisco al he earliest possible day