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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WERE ToU EvER n LovE?-W0ud you ike TO bes Would
you like TO marry the object Of your ascan? Would you
Ike to take your bosom and snatch from rival charms
the heart and face that you have yesrned for long nut
fear you win? There difficulty about IT, Pro-
fessor RoSDoBT has made easy He hasYen the whole
mysterious process in that book Of his The Bliss
Marrisge." It is advertised in another column.
wa-M CONSUMPTION AND sPIrTISG BLooD.-see the
Wk<2SessS certificate Of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey, for
many yesrs proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Fredercks
burg, Va, and late Of the City Hotel Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Mnge Of the city Of Richmond though regular
physician and Of opposed to what he called quack
medicines obliged say that its good effects in the
of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
He had been given by several physicians had tried
most Of the quack medicines and the Of des
pair well the grave, when he tried Carters Spanish
Mixture.
We refer the public his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure.
See advertisements
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Valuable Mork.

THE YEAR Book oF AGncULTURE FOR lS55-56
By David A. Wells, A N. Philadelphia Chudi
d Peterson.
CmAs. W. SMITH, Bookseller, College street,
has laid on our table a copy Of the above an
nual. Its contents cover a wide field, exhibit
ing 1.-THE most important discoveries and i'm
provemenis in agricultural mechanics, agrieul-
tural chemistry, agricultural and horticultural
botany, agricultural aud economical geology,
agricultural zoology, moieorology, statistics OF
American growth and production" DC, &c.
Il Is embellished with portrait OF the late a.
J. DowNlNG, to whom the country is deeply
indebted for the development and encourage
ment Of taste Cor rural architecture, asd
landscape gardening; and whose memory all
De cherished amongst that Of those otl,or wOr-
tines Of the republic.
TIE YEAR Book is 10 be published annually,
and Aili be issued hereafter in the ea1y part
of September. We commend IL Ia every one
who deArcs Information on the usefsl subjects
IL tres,s npoo, As q most valuable publication
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press ]

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-HousE-Gen. Quitmnn
and Mr., Grow spoke each at length one defending
the South, the other the North, concerning the
slavery question. And Mr.. Marshall aud Mr. Har
ris of Ill., reply ing to Mr. Grow, earnestly denied
that Henry Clay had favored the passage of the Mis-
rouri restriction
Mr. Harris, in addition to documents, referred to
the the testimony of Gen. Jessup to support bis
position, saying that Jessup was present and took
notes
Mr. Grow referred to the declaration of Mr. Clay
himself in the Senate in 1850, to show that the lat
ter favored the line $780,
After some further debate
Mr. CingmaD offered resolution for one week
unless Speaker be elected sooner, that no debate
be in order unless by the unanimous consent of the
House. Adopted by As majority.
The Senate then adjourned.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Jan. 2O.-The Conicle Flour
Mills owned by Forshe, Smith & Hicks, were des-
$4,000.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2l.-Snow fell to-day to
the depth of inches and still falling. The storm
extends to Petersburg. No train from the North
has arrived to day.
New YORK, Jan 2l.-By an arrival yesterday
from Port Au Prince we have dates OF the 2sth
December. Rumors prevailed Of an engagement
having taken place between the Hayt and the
Dominican forces, in which the former sustained
severe loss and the latter captured large amount
of provisions and ammuniuons
1t was also rumOred that great dissatisfaction ex>
listed among the Emperor's troops and many had
rebelled. The fever continues to rage at Port Au
Prince.
e-CMoINNATI, Jan. 81, M.-Flour receipts light
81 for good brands Mess pork, $40. Whisky
dull at 2h cents. Groceries unchanged.
TOLEDO, Ohio Jan. 2l.--A fire occurred on Sum
init street Sunday mornings stores were burned
Loss 900
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 81 A despatch from Weston
saws that the reported battle 10 Kansas was greatly
exaggeated-it vas nothing serious, no one was
killed though several were slightly wounded
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az Mr.. PoGUE, the Representative from
Wayne, made a short speech in the House on
Saturday, upon bill providing change in
the line between the counties Of Perry and
Wayne. This gentleman has spoken but lit
tie during the session. His manner is very
earnest, and he expresses himself with clear
ness and force. We would be glad to see him
more frequently take part in the debates OF
the House. Beside being an able de5ater, he
is one of the most faithful members Of the
House, rarely ever being absent from his seat
during the sessions Of that body.
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River and steamboat News.

The River is still navigabe here for boats
drawing rot more than four feet water: it rose
four inches yesterday.
A letter which we received last evening from
II. B. SHAW, Clerk of the America, dated on
board that boat, Eth inst, states that she was
then afoat, after having been aground five
DAYS on the bar at Presidents Island The
Anerioa received no damage except h one of
her wheels and the I'm lney chest" Mr.. SHAW
gives the following particulars of this mshap:
ave got out of the Cumberland on Tuesday
morning, Sth inst, aud ioughtour WAY through
the ice 10 this place, where we grounded in
attempting 10 cross the bar on Saturday last.
We got off, however, aud ,nude another at.
tempt on Sunday morning, and in doing 80,
grounded at right angles with the current
hard aud fast A bar soon formed below
the boat upon which the strong current held
us. aud although superhuman exertions were
made to get of, it seemed a matter ot inn
possibility. TIE city Of HuHhUiile came to
our assistance on Sunday night and has Remain
ed with us all the time since To Capt. Wea-
yer and his gentlenanly crew, we are indebt-
ed for timely aud valuable aid. There are
scant 3 feet water on the bar.
"I'lie ice has been running very thick ever
since we reached here, and the weather disa
greatly culd aud clondy until YESTERDAY.
canuot say enough for Captain and l}aily John
SON. Their exerlions tu get the boat of from
her precariOus situation, while the ice WAS
crowding against her ON the upper side. fore
ing her on the bar below, were such as might
not be expected from any one else. They
worked when hope seemed TO forsake them.
We leave tomorrow morning for The sammy
South, where we hope to reach a warm CLINE,
Neariy AL Of our passengers went Oft on other
boats. Look for Us about the lst OF February"
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vz<R-% DYSPEPSIA AND ISDIGEsTIoS.-These great
Ek-EsS scourges Of our people cannot be too well IN
dersoOd, the Of averting curing them too
highly appreciated The person who discovers any
Of aleviston cOnfe benefit upon his fellows and
deserving Of honor This desirable contamination has
been achieved and only may dyspepsia be cured but 1t
may be prevented by the OF Hoohsnds German Bitte
prepared By Dr. c. VI. Jackson Philadelphia which medi-
zine spoken of in terms Of the highest commendson BY
thousands who have tested its efficacy It is perfectly IN
its nature and possesses the valuable property
Of improving health Of the robust well restoring
the health Of the sick See advertisement.
PRoY. WOODS Ham REsToRAETE.-The testimony Of all
thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article that will the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age is put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement
nSBe To Nervous Sufferers.-A RETIRED CLERoYxAH
~ restored to health in a few days, after many days
Of great suffering, is make known the
Of viii (fee the prescription used. Di.
rect the Rev. JONI NJ DAaSAL Me- 90 Fulton St. Brooklyn
Yew York.
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~ Our friend BUSH, Of the Sumner Flag,
dropped Into our SaactuDs yesterday, where we
are always glad 10 see our brethren Of the
press, irrespective Of party.
Mr.. Bush wishes our business men to avail
themselves of the columns OF his popular jour
nal, to extend their trade in Sumner county. It
is the only newspaper in the county, and af-
fords fine facilities for advertising.
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~ The family retail market has been in
light supply of every thing except meats and
fowls-vegetables scarce and high-Sweet po-
tatoes, 81 to 81 % per bushel; Irish, so to ST.
Turkeys have commanded as high as 81, but a
large supply has reduced the price to 65 to 70
cents
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~ The severe cold has rendered the wood
trade an important item in the business of the
city for few days past, readily commanding
from 81 to 81 30 per wagon load, and S. per
cord delivered from the River.
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Married.

At Huntsville, Ala, Jan. II, 1855, by Rev. N. NJ.
Henkle, D. D, Cen VIM B. BATE. Solicitor of the
Nashville Judicial District, and Miss JULIA, elr
dest daughter of Samuel Peete, of Huntsville, Ala
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, .rnr-small snIes ID ahonlders a. lnc


BAcoN-Small sales Of shoulders at I0c
BARD-l0l ties were sold last, evening at 9Ic for
No /.
BExF-6o bbls prime Gnspected) brought $40
So
WHIsKY-39c refused for 100 bbls Rectifed
FREIeHTs-Cottons shipped to New York at 9-l6c,
anda ship taken up for Hayre at I3.l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL.
Corrox.-N. o. MiddIing s2a9c: the market is
firm and unchanged with a moderate demand at
previous rates. Sugar &c. Molasses 4a35c. Flour
50 so. Mess pork SIG 5Oa$I6 IS. Lard in kegs
lOto. Whisky-msrket excited; sales at 45a5O.
Sterling exchange 7.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 10.
Since our last, we have but little market news to
report The price of Corn has still further declin-
ed Wheat in demand at 81 IS. But little doing
ing Pork-our Packers viii soon rest from their
greasy work The season has been unusually fine
or the business and considerable amount has been
put up-more than ever before in this place.
We quote this week.
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CoMPTRoIIRR.-A. r. CRozER, Esq, resign
ed the office of Comptroller Of the Treasury
on yesterday, and Col. JAMES @. LUTTRELL
Comptroller elect Was elected to I'LL out the
unexpired term of Mr. Crozier. Col. Luttrell
was not a candidate TO Gll out the unexpired
term, and his election, under the circums ances,
was a high but deserved compliment.
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RAILROAD SPIKES We would call the at
tention of Railroad Companies to the adver-
tisement Of Mr. T. Potter, of Cincinnati.
He sells an excellent article of Railroad spikes
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Magnificent Chances,
A II A III q TITO n .

WILL be sod THURSDAY the Path instant at public
w auction all the pershabe property belonging 10 Maj
r. A Barnes ION the premises lower Whites Greek,
about five miles from the City Of Nashville, by les Ferry
Turnpike,
Sad property consists Of Mules Horses Cows Hogs Corn
Oats Hay Fodder Wagons Carts Ploughs Zone elegant Fan
MILD and variety of other articles belonging to first rate
farmer, all
Also At same time two No Yoke Of Oxen.
VIII be sold some fine blooded brood Mares
AganThe plantation will b. rented TO the highest bidder
for the present year. 1856
- Terms Of sale made known dav Of sale.
d. TRIGG, Genl Agt and Auctioneer,
iant0- 63 Cherry street
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IL H w q v A ]
FOR RENT.

A GOOD D YELLING HOUSE IN EDGEFIELD. -
n Also-Two Rooms Hamlin and Morgan's, hs,;.
No. "a Cherry st., Nashville. Ell
Apply TO r. A. BALLOwE. GenI Agent,
janl No. II Deaderick street.
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MUSICAL SoIRER.-Messrs Hess and Weber
give musical entertainment at the Theatre
next Thursday night. See advertisement.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1855.

W- FOR RENT.-A small heat Franz DWELLING
HOUSE, No. % Spruce Street. Enquire at this office.
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nISSnHIrTInN

TNHE partnership between the undersigned IN the name
il and style Of j. NJ. seabury Co.. dissolved by mu-
tual the 9ls ult Either Of will attend the
settling up Of the business Of the late hrn.
J. NJ. SEABURY,
n. & PEACH.
jan2-u TT sEABURT
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ROOTSi ROOTS! BOOTst

HAVE received most extensive and well assorted stock
Gentlemen's Roots the best have had Of WATER
PROOF DoUBLE-soLE, y WELT, WELT, and THICK
SOLE, OF the best manufacture and FASHIONABLE make
Gents Super French Calf Dress the lowest
prices. [dec2Ql JOHN RAHAGEL
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GoOns CmEAP.

Va w elose Gus th< rensselaer, II ssock II winisr
Coca snanxst which large q hzp GkkkkFa
Il veFy ehales quAity. a sxsFszasly ~ pgtneA
laRis-- A. ID co.
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NE w FIR NJ.

Vy j. SE1RURY ". \. PEACH,
have formed a partnership under the name ~
and style o. T. J. seabury Co. and taken the stock A
and sand of NJ Seabury o., In Cooper's Block, a
Cherry street. their friends and the pub
that they prepared 10 every description Of
In the PLUMBING BUSINESS In he neatest AID most SUI
stanai manner. They viii also furnish and az up Gas Viz
lures Ia the hsndsomest styles They respectfully solicit
share Of public patronage. Iianll
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APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1861!


HE subscribers beg 70 call the attention Of their friends
spR spd ne tsds generally to their arrangements F
We shall prepared BY the ION Of February to .hov
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
VIII be supplied with almost an entirely new stock h,.a
has been personally selected BY Of the house in Rarooa
We invite particular attention to
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shall be able to SHOW al the
NEWB ST. DESIGNS AND FABRICS.
In silks, Bsrages, Barage de LANES challies Tia
sues, Elegant Robes Briliiantes, Grenadinea n.
Baiges, French, Scotch and English Mrslins Lawn.
and Csmbrics, BombaEines, Alpaccas shawIs. scarfs
hantillaS, Talmas, &C., &C
ALSO,
ysIy iaTse ssssL q FRENCH SCOTCH IRISH I'm
RIBBONS, &C, &c. ~N''s
Hosiery Department.
An unusually large stO-k smbrsc nK every v.r..v n
English and German Cotton Silk and Lisle Thrsaa
Hose, Gloves, hitts, and Small Wares, "a. &c.
ALSO,
AsehOiee stock Of Goods for
GENTLEkEEs WEAR and TAILoRs usRa
ALSO,
Carpet Department.
Every variety Of Rich Velvet Wilton Tauessrv Rru
sells Ply and Ingram Carpets, Canton Mating.
Floor OIL Cloths, Rugs and Druggsts; RICH CU1.
TAIN sTUFFS in great variety; and
HoUsE-KEEPING GOODS
ALSO,
Domestic Goods Department,
full assortment OF
AMERICAN, COTTON AND wo0LLEN GOODS.
Werepeat What We have Oen said before that n 1, an,
sToWs 20 essr me southern Trade one Of the LARGEsR
"a any mdFkef IN tAs o0uafs1L
Our Foreign Fabrics OF OuR os rPonr.rsox a,a
particularly adapted TO southern consuupton.
we shah BE glad 20 The trade our market The cor
ing season and TO show them stoci with ms AsuaaEu
that VIII be for the tasrsst q CLOSE BUYERS no srs
Inc IL ~ ~~>'~
FUR term. are Cash GOOD NOTES, payable SnsarS-
dotg az odnk We shah also adhere 10 TIE systt fwhch
mas worked vel the past season. Of selling Beacsd Roun
and Colored coTToH 6ooDs Tor oaSA az Nasetsrss
coss pyScs.
BANCROFT, BELTS & MARSHALL.
209 and al King Sc,
JAn'-Sm Charleston, y. q.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
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C. 0 A L.

ORDERS for the sewanee Co.'S Coal may be left at HICKS
~ CHINA HALL, North side OF the Square. All orders
left there will be filed the following day. Large Lump.
22 cents Screened Lump IS cents Fine IS cents Run Of
the Mine IS cents per bushel
The Goals all weighed and customers Of getting
what they for the sewaDee Cos Yard joining the N
Q. Rail- cad Depot. dec29-lwdAwtlfeb
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT.

YKTE are sGting WareAo1ss. Ne 70 fubie square,
w uish al TIE modern inFFoScmcnts, eed sil be par
parsd by Goth febfaary, exhh entre New
81 Fpras ceas direct the Manufacturers and casso
foasss ID Nsw FaFk Boston and Paistrlpha comprising
uch larger aad asr a 0oods than has heretofore
zee kept - stock w - eenielr ~ every Depart
- .-1 a. ). DUNCAN kco.
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Strayed or Stolen

KOM the stable Of Isaac Paul the night Of January
llth one BAY HORSE, about fourteen hands hIgb botk
lind feet white above the hook the ACE has verT
bushy tail No other marks recoected any person retur
ing the horse, giving Information or Isse PAUL.
vii be literally rewarded. CATHERINE STOUT
lani& Near Franklin Depot
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p0sTpoNrMENw

OF Az C. TION 81 L E.
OWING the ineIereney 81 the weather. ne sale adyer-
~ Used 70 take place the iTh Instant the rusdsncs
o. Mai r. A. BaFres eve nies from hs city. he Hyde's
Perry rurnpks 10 postponed ani Thursday sab nstAnt
lanls-td - TRfGG, AucfeneeF.
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Nashville Race Course.
GREAT SALE OF PROPERTY.

On Thursday, the l4th February next on the premi-
" se II sell the tract Of land known the NASH
WILLIE RACE COURSE situated about mile below Nash
vie the cumberland river. This tract Of land contains
225 acres, and will be divided up into lots OF from to 10
EACH except lots and Lot Nc. includes the Race
Course and all the Buildings and will contain about so
Lot No the lot opposite and will contain about 20
Those lots purchased together would afford for the Race
Course ample space for Stock Lots, Stable Room &c.
Pats Of the ground containing the subdivisions, viii be
ready in few days
The whole Of this ground admirably adapted for Market
Gardens, smalFarms &c.
THE OLD NASHVILLE RACE COURSE is con-
prised within the limits Of Let No and be made Of
the most profitable Tracks in the Union.
THE LOWER ISLAND,
Divided into two portions will be offered for sale at
the same time.
This island is well known for its valuable Sand, Grav &C.,
and is equal to a California Gold Mine. fine income
be made OF Of by any would give it proper aten
ton.
TERMS OF sALE-Ten per cent Of the purchase money
will be required to be paid in cash. the balance credit IL
three and four years. for notes payable in bank
bearing interest from date. Good persona security will be
required the two first notes, and lien retained for the
payment Of all LINDSLEY CROCKETT,
L. r. GLAscOcK Auctioneer. 33 College st.
BThe whole property would be sold privately. Those
wishing to purchase the whole will please apply TO Thomas
Pointer Esq., at Waynesboro Tenn by letter directed
10 ljan11-tf
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S1.O74Se6 "a
nTG 400 ~


The Eins Insurance Company presents lie patrons the
very saseory condition. OF large increase In Cash As
sets for the further security 81 their poeesa
ments being placed AZ the minimum value pre-
sent time OF some depression In the standard Of They
are either prime dividend paying stocks good valuable
and clean Investments yielding moderate interest and
come The standard basis which the have been
valued being God az Lstcre Besides this soidty a.
Company calls attention the strength security
rYrs IRON rs combined system Of Agencies through Its
agents having the means OF presenting united phalAnx Of
er9cea bHdey1orfters, which ha- worked for Thirty
seven years the happ-t results 70 stockholders and claim
ant for ossesand enahs q 10 enter the year 1855
greater prestige Tor future usefulness thar has yes
reached BY really National Insurance Corporation
kB All business attended 10 with despatch and ndtllty
BY order Of the Board. JOSEPH NASH AGENT
Janfl--lm Nashville.
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IRON RAILING AND

IAUN hAILIIU md
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
TIVE subscribers prepared 10 an orders Of any anoun
for IRON WORK, such as
Railings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens
Steps, Vsrsndahs, Balconies Cemetery Lots, &C,
Also, IRON sTAfRs. DOORS, SHUTTERS, SETTLES
CHAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDa GATES
FOUNTAINS &C. They pay particular attention enclOs
Ing CkMETtkY LOIS and PARKS having the largest a.
sOrment Of Patterns of any establishment the country
are enabled 70 please the most stdlous in taste Arch
tects Builders In any part Of The Union. wanting Iron
Work, By sending drawings viii receive The estimate br
cost work. and viii finnish any Work ron thsr De
signs or drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing Articles Of manufacture, By address
Ing lev lines stating for what purpose yin be furnished
with printed designs b. return mail with the prices amer
e1 All orders sent VIII receive prompt afcntion and
the work finished and cited in The best manner and packed
In boxes for s4ls carriage, HOOD CO.,
i2i North Tenth Street
And Bread and Ridge Avenue,
nov24-trw4m Phiiadelph ta.
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NOTICE


az making Arrengeents 10 extend ne uanustnrs ,uf
"A their uroagAt iron stove,
"THE TBSsEssEAs,s
The popnlzr stove q the south and Southwest Orsers
co1Psn 70 lag over, eau nsS b. speedily dlied.
RooFIHa. GuTTKRIEa, &C.
ne oct deer WORK. mprslng an Tn and CORNER Wask
eonneetee with dazzling h0ases. ruhic budlnEs Ac ac
placed snder ths enife susriuendsnes II w. gonss
late ~ Louisville.
By his kFrangsasnt 81 he above dssrrusfou A,
Yste& - ~ wid b. nnishef sell done In a.
Eastern cities. and a. ne io9esf poszsble rates
Tn spd Copper Rock warranted or ave years a II
pfeY NAefEht and respectfully rrfsr - ne fc al
The FIRST Pre- bTteFiaH gharcA eas e. s larrsf ro A. -
eng, whch hAz uos leaked single drop since Il "a. rut -
iaet unprecedented il ne annsi q Toonr u II nnes,sa
TENWAHE.
Or flnware made - ne Aesf msrkans-. sha -. =.
saaad and u ne best aEd hrkTiesi material
CASTHNGs.
~ 80 FiiisonfE Castings ais4ys hant and a ~
CAST HR0N STOVES.
We ha4e % kand - a. hss IasEsr e hss Geese
E snd heAsag e,eses an any elsF hlsss b ne az ana
trt 1ttsfsHiaea uat - - gndartela
CRATES.
aad oce rSfas, ta M ~ sst as N 90
HOUSE, FURNISHING eoona
Orr assrizal 4 snriri era eoupres many asteIss a.
arsai tesfag. ~ f4ir ~ isasnl Frcs ~
q A. - e qnEl2fsai sto1arIs.
Al vesk saerasisd ;, = sEscuts1 sh p.nnrssnas
40 aANftrcas st AsPs % rsesss skars psks pas
fes.ss MAcAnsxtn wfaoa
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FEARE. DONEGAN . C
JUST PURLIsHED,

JUST PUHLIsHED,
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Fhila.,
ID EPoRT ON sPERsAT0RRH0EA, or Seminal " eakness,
IL Impotence, the Vice Of 0napism Masurbaton self
Abuse. and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs with
count Of the and receptions Quacs valuable
Advice TO the Afflicted BY Csc CALsous NJ D. Consult
ing Surgeon Of the howard Association Philadelphia, Pa
benevolent Institution, established by special endowment
for the relief Of the sick and distressed afced Vru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases" copy Of above Report
VIII be sent BY mail Tin sealed enTeopel Free Of CRarOs
on the receipt STAMPS for postage. Address Dr. GEO
R. CALHOUN, No. 2 South METH ST., PhIladsphis, Pa.
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STATEMENT.

The name OF the corporation Is ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford Connecticut.
The Capital is Five Hundred thousand Dollars and Is
paid up.