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pecl,ioms of the supreme Court.
SIXTH CIBCUIT.

SIXTH CIRCUIT
Seay & Shepherd VS. J N Hughes-Remandedf for
bill of exception to be fled
P 3 Hickman VS. W f Watkins ct al-0pinion
by Judge Caruthers, affirming decree of Chancellor.
Michael Guunaid VS. State--Opnion by Judge
Caruthers affirming judgment below.
John Bos,ick ct ais VS. Rebecca Bostick ct ais
Opinion by Judge Caruthers, affirming decree Of
Chancellor
EIGHTH CIRCUIT
Henry NJ James VS. S A Westmoreland- Opinion
by Judge Mckinney, affirming judgment below.
Thomas B Daily ct ais VS. JOSEPH Daily ct ais
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing decree aud
remanding cause.
NcReady Colquit ct ais VS. II Cressy ct ais
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing decree and
rcmanding cause.
THGRTEENTH CIRCUIT.
" p III, kerson ct ais w. John w Wilson-Opin-
len by Judge Caruthers, reversing decree and
disuissiug bill, bat without prjudice &c.
FOURTH CIRCUIT
OP Schoolfeld ct ais We G Dibren, commits
,ioner-Opinon by Judge Mckinney, affirming
decree below, &c.
John w Mcmillan VS. G w Ovcrstreet-Opinion
by Julge C4ruihers, affirming decree below.
SiIls c Cerenwell VS. Mcclellan & Mckinley, ad'r''
&c-Opipon by Judge Caruthers affirming decree
Of Chancellor.
FIFTH CIRCUIT.
J II Neil and wife ct ais VS. Newton ct al
and I G Williamson ct al vs. Nicely ct als-These
4 I. Z & ~
EIGHTH CIRCUIT
James w Barton VS. the State-0pnion hy Judge
Mckinney, affirming judgment with modification as
to taking away license, g..
John Graham ct ais VS. State-Opinion by Judge
Mckinney, reversing judgment and remanding
cause.
John Newell vs. State Opinion by Judge Ca
ruth,rs affirming jud gmeut below.
SIXTH CIRCUIT.
f II Childress VS. Corporation Of Nashvlle-0piu-
ion by Judge Mckinney, affirming judgment below.
w Brennan & Co VS. Jos F Dunton ct als-Opin-
ion by Judge Mckinney, affirming decree of chan
cellor
SA G Noel vs. E W Hckman-O Opinion BY Judge
Mckinney, reversing judgment and remanding for
new uial.
L SamueIs VS. Corporation Of Nashville-Opin.
ion by Judge Caruthers, affirming judgment below.
FIFTH CIRCUIT
Joshua Eide VS. \ Il c Railroad company-Opin.
ion by Judge Mckinney, reversing judgment and
cause.
VIM T Bolton vs. n & c Railroad company
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing judgment
and remanding cause.
SEVENTH CIRCUIT.
State Tennessee & Wiun ct ais vs. Thomas and
Emily Winn ct als-opinion by Judge Caruthcrs,
reversing decree Of Chancellor
Samuel Dabuey ex parte-coutnued for re,
argument
Geo Cummins VS. Robt Bcll-Opiuion by Judge
Carulhers affirming judgment below.
William Jennings vs. state-Opinion by Judge
Caru hers, affirming judgment.
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, Jan. "a.
Weather more favorable, but not sufficiently SO
for street trade. Markets generally bare and duh
FLOUR-$6 50 to so per Dbl, and in sacks IS
cents higher.
BAC0N-Unsteady at st cents.
LARD-SaS4 cents.
FEATHERS-95 cents.
WHEAT-Dull at 81 10 to l 25.
CORNING Offering; nominal at 25 TO SOC.
C0TTON-No sales of this article.
TOBACC0-A small sale upon terms not made
public.
B LAYIER's Auction SALE-lI hhds Sugar "a
So Coffee l2gal2S; Whisky, Pixies 81, Dexter's
81, Orange 25i per gallon Star Candies 95 per 10.
by the box. Attendance slim but bidders spirited.
MONEY MATTERS The demand for money is
active, but not beyond the ability Of the banks to
meet, particularly for short real transaction paper,
both bills and notes The demand for Exchange
has been very heavy this week, and the supply has
not been equal to the dema nd; consequently very
full rates have prevailed particularly on New Or,
leans, upon which point large amounts of 10, aud
30 days sight checks have been sold at ! per cent
premium. There will be no abatement in rate
until navigation is fully resumed.
The Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan l7-P N.
CoTToN-SaIcs light at our quotations:
Inferior ...........5 66 Mdding ..........SAm9
Ordinary .....7K@S}I Good Middtng..... sAG9X
ToBAcco-7 hhds sold yesterday SEC
SUGAR-Firm, with sales of 800 to 400 hhds
MoLAssEs-Brisk, and 900 bbs taken at 81 ia
35ic per gallon
FLoUR-Holders are asking still higher prices,
and we hear of 200 bbls fancy bakers flour sold at
50 25, aud coo at The same. Very little supertiue
now had at 50.
CoRN-HoIders asking 7oa15c, and 200 sacks
choice yellow taken 20 complete freight engage
meut) at the outside rate
OArs-A sale of 2 1000 to 5000 sacks in store
pending at SOC.
Po,K-Mess retailing at GIG 50al6 rs per bill
LARD-227 barrels poor No. l, were sold at 9lc,
and $50 kegs prime at lo4c.
WHIsKv-Msrket excited, and holders asking As
a5O for rectifed.
CoFFEE-7O bags sold at lie Market dull.
EXCHANGES Sterling CAT per cent premium.
Atlanta market.
ATLANTA, January l9--4 r. N.
COTTON-Good demand u TO cents.
LARD by the bbl l2t cents.
BUTTER, fresh, % cents per pound.
Corn is selling at 50s60 cents.
CoRN MEAL, Csc per bushel from store-scarce
WHEAT.--R' d $40 cents per bushel.
OATS, 40 60 cents.
-Superine IS oOas.5O cents; Extra, So
50al0.00
BALTIMORE, Jan. Is.
CoFFEE-There has been nothing done to day in
coffee that we are aware Of The market presents
the same general features as for some DAYS past.
We continue to quote fair 10 good Rio at ll4al2c,
and prime do at l2tal24c. We quote Java at l44
al5c The stock Of Rio in FIRST hands is now about
- 900 bags. There is very little of any other de
scription here.
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ministers Of the City be requested alternately TO
perform the solemn duty, which was adopted--then
voted again; Banks 30, Richardson 65, Fuller 80,
Campbell Of Ohio, 5, scattering 4.
A letter from Paris abiding to the recent report
that the United States inside treaty with the Shah
of Persia guaranteeing territory in the Persian
Gulf, says: although no such treaty was made,
yet it is certain that the most friendly advances have
been made"
We have dates from the Crimea to Christmas.
The French have blown up one of the docks at
Sehastopol-the Russians have Increased their for
tifications at Inkerman, and unmasked new Bate
res to the left of Tchernaya. Pelissier remains in
the Crimea. Gen. Martinpree acts as his proxy in
the Council of war which is progressing at Paris
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-Fiour firm, o5 asked ::
bulk meet lower; mess pork IA so; whisky PAT.
WASHINGTON, Jan 23.-Mr. Rush offered res
oluton expressing the sense of the House, that if
Messrs Banks Richardson and Fuller prevent the
use of their names after to day, an insurmountabe
obstacle to organize will be removed, and public
interest greatly promoted thereby. The House re-
fused BY tie vote to lay the resolution on the table
The House then refused to order the main question
On the resolution, and the subject will accordingly
90 over till tomorrow. Adjourned.
Richardson said if possible he would retire to.
day, and will to morrow, from the candidacy for
Speakership.
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MUSICAL SoIREE.-It will lie borne in mind
that the Musical Soiree given by the Nashville
Academy of Music takes place tonight at the
Theatre. Tie entertainments we are assured
will be novel as well as delightful II is so
seldom that any thing new in this line is Of
fered, if there were no other reason this alone
should draw out large audience tonight.
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IRON RAILING AND

@~@S@7 AANAA4aAAtu HAAO
ORN ARsENTAL IRON WORK.
HE subscribers prepared to Gil ord Of any anoun
4 for IRON WORK, such as
Ratings for Public and Private Parks. Gardens.
Steps, Verandahs Balconies, Cemetery Lots, &C,
Also, IRON STAIRS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, sETFEEs,
CHAIRS. TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS CAFES
FOUNTAINS Sc They pay particular attention 70 eucos-
Ing CEMETERY LOIS and PARKS, having the largest as
sorment OF Patterns Of any establishment the country
are enaoled TO please the most sdous IN Arch-
ec or Builders in any part Of the Uaion wanting Iron
WORK. by sending as drawings will receive the estimate for
cost OF work and will furnish any work Irom their de
signs or drawings that may be desired
Persons wishing articles OF manufacture by address
ing Us few lines stating Tor what purpose, will be furnished
with printed designs by mall with the prices annex.
et All orde sent viii receive prompt attention and
the work finished and fitted In the best manner and packed
Ia boxes Tor safe carriage, HOOD CO.,
l2l North Tenth Street,
And Broad and Ridge Avenue,
noy2s-trw4m Philndeinhia
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n0CsE OF REPREsENrATIYEs


TUESDAY. ian -
bdf' Afoei4oi-By Mr. Temple. To rrgllats
the tfaiic m ardeni spiFits and Zoe other purposes
lhis bill prosides that applcatiou for license "a
triaii sphitaons fqacu shall be made 70 the qaar
tef'G county court Nho NAV grant the same Al their
disgrtfion up9u heing satisfied that the applicant
Is man Of good moral eharscter aud standing a. 4
e'i'asn. tbs appleaR, Is 10 pas STATE ,a1 Of Sl0o,
a eeautg tax q $50. sad q corporation tax q uot
les than $50, ald 70 take 60 o&gh rot % sell to
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Tie y ma Insurance Company pre- euls It's patrons the
Fefy sasIactry condition, Of a large increase in Cash As
setS 'r the icTther security II their policies an cur ye
mens heng placed % the aninum market value the IRE
sent time OF depression in the standard Of same They
are either prime civ dend ,; yng stocks or good
ara clean Investments, yene moderate interet snd in
COME me aniard basis which the Assets have been
valued being G0d at Interest Besiles tbs solidy n
company calls attention 10 the trengh and security is de-
rVs from its con bind system Of Agencies through liz
agents having the means Of presenng united phaiSnx Of
experienced CHdertererS, which Ia, worked Tor Thirty.
seven years. the happt ults stockholders and claim
AM or oass-and enAb il 70 enter the year 1856 with
greater prestige for future usefulness than as vet bsen
reached BY a really AotiOEat In trance Corporation
- All business attended 10 with despatch AID hltty
ny oTder Of the Board. JOSEPH NASH, Agen.,
Jfhsl-ln Etshvils
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PROF. WOODS
HATR RESTORATTyE.

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
'TAr all the bald snd the grey be restored perfectly
% original growth, far their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt besides il will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandru itching
or In the shape OF cuaneous eptionseven scad heal
and In possible will Il fail Of curing by magic
per odical headache and used twice week hy
the young regularly It viii preserve the color aid Keep the
hair from falling, to any imaginable age READ JuDGE
LoGASsPOXr, Ia, June 2sth 1855.
Messrs o. j. Wood Co:
GENTS Yours Of the 18Th daily 10 hand. Enclosed
please tnd SIS, being the Hair Restorative
have sold &c all II you choose YOU may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sell a. II has
worked Miracles In this plare. sold man six 81 bottles
that bald and fetched hair al his head
Yours respectfully
NJ IL GRIDLEY
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Sun HEES.
90 B4Ls. No. Mackere,;
~ 20 do DO do;
10 SOFT shell Almonds;
81 FIVE COLON Dem johns;
1l6 boxes W. Z. Cheese;
IS cods Cotton and Lutte Corlage:
Ito dozen Cotton Dei Cords and Pow Lines;
100 barrels Fixes Magnolia Whisky.
$50 loxes Ra sins, assorted size boxes;
so bags Pepper;
90 kits No 2 Mackertl;
100 dozen Cincinnati BrOnms;
Received b. late arrivals and + r sale by
DAVIS, PITCHER co,
lau5 IS ublc Squa re
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To the American Party of
Tennessee.

The time has arrived when the American
Party Of Tennessee should meet in COun-
Gil and make arrangements for the APP
preaching Presidential Contest. The stand
ard bearers Of the party are to be chosen;
good men and true, who will meet the Of
fee holder aud the Foreigner, in the can
vass, and with the enthusiasm Of patriotic
duty, bearing aioft the stars and stripes,
inscribed on every fold with civil liberty
and political truth, lead the Americans Of
Tennessee to victory.
The American Party is entrusted with a
high mission questions Of vast import, for
the present and all the future Of this coun-
try, arc to be settled by its action. The
success of the party, by its enlightened
patriotism aud honorable devotion to the
Constitution aud the Union, will quiersec-
tional agitation and restrain the baneful
spread of Foreign influence in our political
counSclS
The American Party, with the constitu-
ton and laws for its basis, embracing the
true men Of the-two old parties, and radia-
ting all sections Of the country, is the only
Conservative National Party in the United
States; and upon its success depends the
maintenance Of the Union, the cause Of
the country, and the cause Of humanity.
In view of these facts, the undersigned
American members OF the Legislature,
now in session, invite the members Of the
American Party in Tennessee, and all 9th
ers, who are in heart Americans, to meet in a
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rB- FOR RENT.-A small neat FRAME DwElLNo
HOUSE, Nc 70 Spruce Street. Enquire at this ofioe.
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HAIR REsT0RATIvEIn columns to day win be found
Prof Woods ave tsemsnt Of the above article which
call attention. What hiss done have Witnessed up
several o. aclaan tanees in 81 Louis. Hair once
grey met view, black brown, the might be-
being the color OF early manhood and sne and glossy as
sk and thai without other application than the Rust0r
alive II i hiss done this upon others, will IL DO the
for ans % readers whose FROSTY brows" werr
ike the raven locks Of Locel's warke chief hey
viii try itY We lhnk so.-}cEsOHriHs CoiisLfaii0Aaii
oct. ., 1873
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NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
TERMS.

Daily Patriot, .....ssOe Tri-weeiy Patriot, $500.
Weekly Patriot, $500; Weekly two years or two
copies year $780, in advance Clubs TES weekles
or more, in advance, $500.
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@ r. OFFICE, VASDALIA, June q, 1854.
PROF. W20D:-Dear 81 take pleasure 10 bearing sol
untsry testimony n the excellence Of your Hair Restorative
Three months my hair very grey. II is a
brown (the original orl smooth asd glossy The only
application have made to has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by and which from the result IN my case
can most cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully Yours.
EDWARD KOICOTT
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PIANO FORTES.

w g. IA. RE 4 MAN
IL AVE- Just received eigt Piano Fortes; r.
4 have several on tbe wa, and VIII keep 49,
eonstaity hand good 0rtment Of Just n N IA NJ
such Instruments a. will - j
SPEAK FOR THEMsEL YES
Every Piano tore sid by shall warranted 10 every
TesQect We rdaIy inyiteour friends those in
Of superior 10 tramsLt to give Us a car At No II
College o. tdec3-ul w. 4 Y. FREEMAN.
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Public Mass Convention,

in the Hall of the House of Representa-
tives, in the CRY OF NASHVILLE, on the
TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
TO appoint Electors for the State at large,
and for the transaction of such other bust.
ness as may pertain to the party, and
the common good Of the country may re.
quire.
Americans come TO this Convention in
masses, breathing the highly conservative,
patriotic and National Spirit of the Ameri-
can Party, and renew the pledge Of your
love- on the affairs Of your country, to the
great American cause, and You will find a
hearty response in the great American
heart
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IAm, sir, yours, kc.,

~ Prepared and sold a. iif Market street. between
Ar and 5ia 81 Louis NO, and SIC Broadway, New York.
For sale IN Nashville a. AAau,aesurers prizes, By
EWfN BhOrHkES
O. W. HENDERsHOTr.
Also Tor sale, Prof Woods Oriental Sentative Lninen
and Vegetable Life Ps, warranted better Than any cher.
he mercy IN a ref1nied. see circaiar for al
cessary ufarmation WITH agents.
uoviT-atrwawfy
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10. 4s Dev = New VOL.

CMITH'S sELF-ADJUSTIEG STOCKS, TIES and
- ChAVAISs-Ihc oniy premium assraed b. the Amer
Istfsis ter iats Fair The Crystal Paace sor
sELE-ADJUsflN6 ST CAS- WAs n p. y SMITH, Manufac-
guFrT. Ne. e peyff., NeW York.
Merchants va h1d ErraiiY 30 their a1gania4e ID eaH
ans examine Fiia fcsfe assortment 81 thcse xcrY
fshionahle r ntck Great I'd lstaen aIl be
oasTcd q Jlbaers om NestrFu and saafkern ciiles
e - 70 neaTy "a 4 ars1-cass lob
lsng Hoases q Ns2 Yak g y. iaET-
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CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford. Conn.,,
IEcOR PoR ATED 1919.
As presented its Stockholders snd made in copsDe
with state laws u New York, Ohio, indiana Illinois Sc
JANUARY, /, 1856.
STATEMENT,

The name OF The corporation Is ErNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, loested at Hartford Conpectcut
paid up. @-- .
ASSETS
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--a1< DYsPE STA IEDIGRsTIOS. These great
M@-2EsS scourges of our people cannot be too wei IN
derssood, the Of avertng curing them too
highlV appreciated The person who discovers any
Of cure aevia5n coners benefit upon his fellows and
is deserving Of honor This desirable consummation has
been achieved and only may dyspepsia he cured, but It
may be prevented by the q Hooand's German Btters
prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson Philadelphia, which med
zine is spoken Of in terms Of the highest commendaOn by
thousands who have tested its efficacy. 1t is perfectly IN
its uature and possesses the valuable property
OF improving the health Of the robust well restoring
the health OF tie sick See advertisement.
PRoF. WOODS BAR REsToRATrvE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article that viii restore the gray and thu bald eradicate
sease The Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
r~7y@ To Nervous Sufferers.-A REEnsD CLERendAs
restored to health in few days, ater many days
of great suffering is anxious make known the
means Of cure. viii send (ee) the prescription used. Di
rect the Rev. JOIN NJ DAGSALI No 80 Fulton St. Brooklyn
Yew York.
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10. G. BROW
DRkLER IE
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,
az College Street, n AsHyILLE, TENN,

/ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,
43 College Street, N AsHyILLE, TENN,
MY stock Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c. very
wi complete having received fresh supplies, seieeted BY
one OF the Arm in person. viz: Lubin RAINS nd Mtches
F.traets. American Tinct and German Cologne Water,
Fsnv sans. Hair and Tooth Brshes In every styls; D
ac's and Lgbins saches Aromatic Crystals China Metal
and Glass Pug Boxes several new styles shell Combs large
/ IInseed OIL, TuTpentne, &c, &C Je'
/ DURE mONONGAHELA HISKY-5 bbs
Of the above, Just received Of prime quail y Sod to
us fer six years old 10. q. BRONSi
I IIONE WARE-2, 500 pieces stone Ware, consisting
, Of Jars churns, Jugs, Milk Pans Butter Crooks &C. Of
every sac, just received. 10 q. BROWN,
DORTTR AND sCOTCEs ALE-CoDs,snty
i on hand, Barclay Perkins Cos celebrated London
g College street.
/ DEARL SrARCm-9s boxes Of very superior
L article Of Starch, just received By =, ,,o,yv
INOR JEEt.IES-iooIb lbs IsinsIass, sheet and shred.
i Also grOce Sparkling Geiasinsi iopuy's Extract Of
. College st.
GOLD FOIL-Aabey son's eola Feh soa,,sSs'y on.
81 College street
CONGREsS wATEn-cous,antly receiving. dI
y rect from sarasoga Also, EmpTTes " q sso,vx
43ooIlege 81.
CPEHM AND WAX CANDLEs-iO boxes
- Sperm and Wax Candies, this day received ed. Sy
ies IS College street.
/ EEUfELS-i.O0O Swedish Leeehes hand and for
Il sale '' % o. s q eonSse st. /
I ARD OIL-lo bbls. No. Lard OH on hand b.
IL 10 q. BROWN,
q College u.
LESGIING TACKG.E-A large stock, selected By
i one of the hrr, consisting Of Genuine f.fmcr-
lex Hooks, plain and snoods, also. Aberdeen,
GrAvsialeen and common Limerick Hoeks splendid as
asortnent Lnescabe laia SIX and Sea Grass spnn and
riety Reels Solnsd Rods Clearing Rpgs, Fly Hecks, tc
&C, &e In short suPaiy thoss Who can appreciate
dnc Tackle With aacs every ng they nay ncep % TIE
successful prosecution o. ms asefai saiiing. ..-.
- college 1t.
TNOH EEthE-Fgr he balance q re prsseEi year,
Il NEsRo NAN. vssy gsod sl.eks n ATpig 70
X A. BALL9NE. Gea4 AFent.
iAaii No. y Deadsrss street.
DWELLING ROUSE, sx Rsoa@. Garden
n ana OaftultinFs Middle Frzukiln Fiks
eaA1 =.
A CHEAT BARGAIN may Re had n = ake NJ
a hrsre 81 miles oct ne I~taaoo Pike xEh l&As
acres q Eroza sel suiie er naaEket Fares ~ agsy
Ing son, - reAkft's Asteoa-
SUBSCRIPTIONS to aay ssw paper 5 tss uslssa
- STATS recsfsed . FlsAtttss
ron woRK .-fro asie s-aisa Esr-s Boys, aeas- !,
u seasets ~ ussk. siwsyssa h4ae ipE islsas =
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Capital $40 90!
1900 Prizes Amounting to $4,000!
TicLs,s &c. u.t,os ca. 0.,..o,, co

PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need fear lis being
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FLOUR! FLOUR 7!

fItBE Nea Vera ais hive recenss epcn her pepnt at
tr o. stad e he Foft Hcfsi Mis- ixpsg Se saitA
College sgss whrfe a 81 sep constant e. land .
large supply - zee fiear ia expressly ~ ssu sc
AIS sool q, Il Untolte ~ q sckassst Fsoar bsA
Bran, Al, A..
fhese Afs kare i1eE be-a knoun h as cemnHn a.
frh1z M bs ffas iAas trons T. ifs serset aoo
kn's ~ u % rafisy ~ she vafs Feed fsar
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I1IIIt
Prof ,. Woods-As you about 70 manufacture and
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative, viii
for whoms0eFer Il concern, that have used aud
known others IL that have ar several years
tie habit Of using other Hair kestoratves, and that and
yours vastly superior sny other know u entirely
eieanes the head o. dandrn and with months proper
viii restore any persons hair 10 he original youthful
color and texture, giving healthy, soft and gosaY ap
pesrance aud an this without disco orng the hcas that a
ply g. or the dress which drops. vo1la therefore
recommend t use 10 every desreus Of having hoe
color and texture 70 hair.
Respectfully yours,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-24
Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.

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