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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
THE FIRST MEETING OF THE PLENIPO
TENTIARIES

The Paris correspondent Of TIE Daily Necs thus
describes the circumstances under which the Confer
ence assembled:
"The Partisan public exhibited great curiosity to
the Penipotentiarie for the number Of spec aors
assembled in front of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
at O'Clock NOT greater than that which respect
able Punch and Judy show viii attract any day in the
week. OF the few assembled the greater part were
nuTserymads, washerwOmen and 'ongshoremen,
whose ideas OF the functions Of penpoteniiares must
be Of the yaguest. The ssrgeHs he riAe on duty
seemed quite disappointed at seeing few people for
they rated those few Tor the sake apparently Of
showing their authority, and dslodged them repeatedly
in most unnecessary manner from the position they
had taken up to the great men arrive. IL was sup
pOsed that the Penpeteniares would arrive IN great
state, dressed in court suits ard escorted by guards Of
honor But this not 20. AT precisely three minutes
past mo1est-looking brOugham, scarcely re-
marked TIL il was within few yards OF the Ministry
drove into the front gate and halted at the foot OF the
grand staircase. The carriage contained the Sandman
Penipotentiaries Count CavOur and the Marquis ' IL
lamarna. single chasseur was their only attendant.
They, ike al the PenipOtentiares who followed,
were dressed in plain morning costume. As they
ascended the staircase a squadron of NJ. WalewskTs
foOtmCn, who were on the lookout, threw wide open
the glass door, and the Piedmontese Representatives
entered the hotel the first. few minutes aiterward
came Turkey-Ali Pasha, the Grand Nizier and Me-
bemet Bey were dressed just like Europeans, except
that they wore Of the inevitable red fez. The
Grand Nizer Talma that might have been
bought in Regent street. England and Aus
tina fOnOWeu very shOItIy al'ci"aau' III io-
markaby unpretending carriages. There was
then a pause of several minutes. People began
to ask whether Russia would not find some excuse not
TO come But at II handsome carriage, with two
chasseurs behind it, drove up at rapid pace. contain;
ing the Russian Plenipotentares. Count Orot stepped
out first and although he is 20 years OF age ran up the
steps Ike boy. had an opportunity OF seeing hm
well, for when he arrived on the top landing be took
off his bat as if to return the salute of the servants in
waiting, and then turned round to see what had be.
come Of his colleague. Baron de Brunow got out of
the carriage very slowly. His face was enyeOped in
an ample comforter; he walked up the stairs with a
somewhat fate1Dg step, and hs spare, bent form pre-
sented striking contrast to that of his coadjutor
Count Orlof is wonderful looking man for his age.
He is Of large size very erect and bis cOuntenance de-
notes robust health and great resolution. He has
very large head covered with iron gray hair cropped
cose The expression of his features is quite Camuck
but as he smiled at Baron Brunow slowly mounting
the stairs after him, be had good-natured look"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
of the circumstance. The Liverpool con,Sgnees, in
munication with which have been avored. say:

of the circumstance The Liverpool con.Sgnees, IN a
umunication with which have been fav ored Say:
"FRfpaY Feb -, 1886,
"GENrENES AL know Of the report about the Pse
th That the EdnbuEh reports LavnE seen IN tbs
ice longitude fjo &c. latitude i0o 81 on Februsry SOM fur
niture helnu Ei1g 10 the cabin Of ,Aip.
The handles the doors Of the Psciic similar to tho S
described but believe they IN almost every large
SCI sailing ont Of NewNork. We do not sttaeh much mPOr
tance 70 the think there would have been much
larser quantity Of wreck abou; had been the Pacific s
not rOsOn TO deny hst may have belonged 10 her
Messrs WILLMER SNITH BROWN, sHIPLEY Co.
his explanation l. gratifying, far it goes for
shows that the handles OF the doors referred to not
peculiar TO the Pacific but beoug to all the large YES
ses sailing out of Newly Y0rk; and secondly, that the
eminent hrm from which this note emauates attach
little importance to the rumor. The next arrival WI
be looked TO with than ordinary interest for the
clearing up of this point, for which we viii have TO
wait until sunday. it NAV be Monday morning.
rsen TO 40 ner cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
THE STEAMSHIP ALABAMA.

SAVANNAH, Friday, March H. 1886.
The steamship Alabama has been detained here by
storms since Wednesday her regular day of departure.
She leaves at noon to-day friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

REcKLEs3 DRivNG.-Daniei DougSerty' drvei 0, T
haek Ne la wss a7sse ys.,srd, oI &c . He
running woman lzn31 AHA hoote ~ a. "a.
iotei up and Mira Moore taken Ississs 70 A'
l. Ho.p.sl shsrs box rs5oysry 8 .1aSisgsd eSse''Vi
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

e,215. Foreigners, 5,773. Lunatics, 1871. Idiots
3e3 Mutes, GO. OF those relieved during the wear
there were: Foreigners, 9i,lT. Lunatcs 2,le5 Idi-
OTIS, 443. .MIutes, So.
The number OF c,dren under Is in the Poor. Houses
during the year. 3,o61; female, l,4el; male, 200.
The number Of children instructed 3 066. Average
time Of instruction, months and days.
Tho nativity of manner il oivan as f,llora.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
ticket for htate Ofhcer.
I.1.e .JOHN A. ROCKWELL. Of Norwich.

G0r,y-cr. John A ROCKWELL o. .'ot"0h-
Iilvt .Corernor JOSIAH N CARTER o. Norwak
Seet II Stafe...J. HAMMOND TRuMBL IL OF h4rtloid'
T,,g,yrsr- -...... STEPHEN ID PARDEE, Of eew. Haven
cousyoler. ....ALBERT n. BALDWIN, Of ofNew'Mliofd
The resolutions adopted by the Convention express
entire confidence in the sourdress Of Wing principles,
and intimate that things vii never g. right til Wing
men are elected to the responsible offices and the Whg
policy adopted in the management Of the Government
Tie resolutions conclude az follows:
P,lr,5 That we recon mend 70 the Whz OF Connecc at
n ife v IN tho.e opposed the minsrstiOn 10
be atoa all support u candidates ioT ReIresentsVe-
ard Serafo IL the several towns and 5enstoE Districts II
10 rener the defeat 0f the K.Dsas Nehsska psrt7 sure
49, 70 the election The United States senate % oe
who truly represent the fsngs and interests Of tas Pe"pae
Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
STATISTICS or PAUPERISM


The Secretary of State transmitted yesterday to the
Assembly an interesting Report of the Statistics OF
Paupersm as shown by the returns of the Supernten
dents of the Poor for the year ending Dec. /, 1882
with the exception of Albany County. The tables
show the following results:
Town and county paupers relieved or supported;
County paupers, a, ,934 town paupers ls,4l2; total
relieved and supported, 204, ,l6l. Temporarily ro-
heved, l59,0 092. Expenses of County Poor houses,
$500 694 80; expense Of temporary relief $3.50 264 Ill
total, 81, ,379 $50 81
The expenses connected with the County Poor
Houses are divided as follows:
Paid 20 $50 sol 81
Paid Keepers and Poor house officers 655gi 80
Paid for supplies for County Houses 6sS6lo 80
TranspOI alton Of l7S9 p
Paid phisycans for attendance ob5 p
Mscellsnt expenses. 1os p
: s99 ssi so
The expenses for temporary relief are as follows;
Oyerseers Poor 8<l D
Paid Justices Of the 80
Temporary relief 10 INDECENT persons foo -
ro,., go,25i II
The statistics Of pauper labor show the following re-
su: Acres ofand attached to poor houses OJ2 SJlVV
Estimated value Of Poorhouse establishments IN the
State s9G612O 81. First cost Of the same, S1JO,-
t52 A. Increase in value, $685. 90. Amount
hyed by pauper labor, S27, Average cost OF
p.uper support above earnings, sf' 7Jt. average
weekly expense of each person, 81 77lOO cents.
Niole number received in Poor Houses, 81 ss7 Born
in Poor. Houses 500. Died 2,6lG. Bound out $50.
Discharged, 25O2s. AbscOnded, 1888. On the lst
day Of December there remained in the Poor Houses
1897 paupers, as follows Males 5,792. temaleS,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

AWhig Convention, consisting Of some 30 or 40 dele
gates. assembled at NewHaven on Thursday, the l1th
inst and having organized b. the appointment OF the
Hon. GREEsE KEsDRIoK as President, nominated the
L. Atn4o o.ninors.
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SCOr1,> LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

'IsHERg are FEATURES connected With this riIi wcrhy
l eOnsiisrstion and close termination on the PsFto
thoe ulshing 10 purchase feed aiill
is mechan struction az adapt ton 70 the p9r
po. de gned eTush and grind Iis great
pacy, Nhe doirg ialmene Novk with extraordlnsrJ
ease n durseity is amply provided f1r ihs eomPeis
nd rntre po tAbleness ef the Little Giant rendering itf
greater a0nFeuinee for plantation ard farm p0ss
he Il requires shanicai pr BIZ Of expeRsr pa,
W; arm hand OF servant can pnt up ana st
runnns In half heurs time. The eonErnsnes siih which
sualor head, ant The mii be easily attached
HhrFe Il used The power take rcquirtns
and horses Tbs qaantg and qaaiiy Of proiuot
10 70 70 bashs O ko eed ns4 boar secedl< 70 The
-Asapsst m an ning seoIsdered, here bsrs The pah
Ne.
tent ant .oFhy o ses ne g nat nere hA' essn ne
g. usual vi Ire thonAaBt bnnEsnR mtke-shit tmpir
thai R1t alrsdr-mrFsly n monry b.
seHing psins % ths pesent right uton he errdos
ihen the machinr % hdoaei - al pariea ham
tiSs tiiant Nils. living hs, hes ean-and diermined
that they w sfp ne Aicufnrs q AMI reack raiser
q cuuntr- wYtH superior Ail pcrmAnentiy en-
saasd Ia ihc hsnes, and kare hnnFed sousand
EAST West And s8ath, ~ these eEtab.henfs pioy
sng - sasy 10 shls BUSINESS - hEAy are thsse
all. 4ppFeaisd. skai iklsnas haxe sd within
he pA.s sghtssa nanihs snd - hsassei an1 ne Fes
Uasa state hasseAss'ss seashs ~ assrssi n sss
fsctnIf ana ale.
No isDiu~sai Ass hssa nors Aa'oaEAiy sssssa ss
q he kn has r-eslstd uasroas snd hiEh ssatansa
ron M shAac., iAssaulss ssa asFsasus4f As-ociAons
a1d sens. - Hasa q fses aalis pgneicni uisy anf
Heril have nose tairiF greah eF inie svrsy dsy
ace sna auiar hses tkan scnals lss Gikns coi and
Goa Ma. sFasrs preupslS aAsa.
A~'sa. a's'.''' = a'''sss rsows sspKRsox
~-.f-sr Ne. - tlsssst ~. Naalsslls Tsna.
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CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood
NOT A PARTICLE oF MERCURY IN

NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the afflicted Rad and Ponder.
in Infabt Remedy TOR ScTofIa, kinR's kv RheumAt
Obstinate Cutsneous kruptions, Pmpes POstules
the Facs Bntehes BOis AFue and fever. Chronc sor,
Eyes, Ring Worm Fetsr, Scai Head, Enlargement ano
Paii OF the Bones and Joints, stubborn Ulcers, syphilis
Disorder, Lumbago spinal Complaints, snd all leases
arising from Inju5icour Use Of Mercury lmprGdenc,
w Life, or Impunty Oi the Blood.
TINS great aerstve medicine and puriner OF the BioOc
Is ustd by Thousands Of grateful patients iron al
part Of the UIud sase no testify da " to the remark
ble performed by the greatest al r1edcues CAR
T. B'S SPANIRH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism
seroula Eruptons the Skim Liver Diseases teyer u
ers Ola Sores Affections Of The Kdness, Diseases ef th
Throat Female Complaints, Pains and Aching o. the Bone
md Joints all speedily put to eight BY using this
nd nestmAhle remedy.
For the Blood nothing has yet been found
compare With u eeanses The system Of all impurities
tcts gently and eahcienty the Lv~T and Kidneys,
trengthens 'hr DIGESTION gives tone 10 the Stomach nake
he skin aud healthy, and restores the Constuti1n
snfselaed ~ disease broken down BY the
youth, 20 IT, pristine viEOr and strength.
fOr the Lacs, Is ncompAraby better than All the cos
will al ssEewness Of eompisx'on bring The
nantiI tie cheek, give elasticity TO the sep, and i'm
prove the general sah renal ksble degree beyond a
the ms.Bciaes ever heard or
The large number cethceics which have received
iron, persons from all parts Of The United States ths
evidence that there Huuoug about H. press hote
kseptrs gsgrates, physicians and public vel knowI
th community, al adj their tetmoHy to the wonderful
Elects - u.is 6kEAT BLOOD fUkltIkR
Cal the AsEST and gei Circular and Ainanae, and
has performed.
Nonr genuine unless signed b NSErT BEERS Proprie
tors No Pearl street. Richmond. Va % Shem al order
Tor supplies and ssrBcies must he addressed
And Tor sale By " y. GRAY and u G. scoViLt, Ma n
vile, ard ~ DealrVs In Medic ne generally,
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pm B.fP .. 90 ZANS,
,lentine Manufacturer lO7 Nassau 81 n York

10 u = y. % n NSs
Valentine Manufacturer l0T Nassau 81 n York
ID ESPEgItULLY 10 Booksellers and deal. p Ia
u Val. mine, IN hs stock Of fALEN INKS. IN
ybLOPsS ana NALsNtiNE ArfONkkf, nnspufsefur-d
for the Ftisnffas Sedson, Fs5ruGrg 1855,
reaiy lf
nasing imported from suroPe great variety Of sOA al
lHminai lser an EN- uhrOaeFe faPsFs exprrs-y
t,r l-ttncs, aBd havusg uaHaiactnfte
AID ne !. rnA led "a suprrisr stoe 81 "
vALkNIlN 8 Ehhh wid be lvand 70 excel in art sci ha-
Ia and sirK ase- = sign.
riders hhrs al psFt the rnted Stats ant
ranA ard o. y fsrwaned rhef b uaai expires.
n fron ~ i.ua ~oith slnSe eopiess nt by mail
The tntnt anlTsse- over nvr handirs kina. ef
saey op~ - 81 SIN 80 IS csnt-, ti o. ti s..
- 90 IS 80. t5tu. e. go s-sch retail prIces onc
MI 4 csnc 81 ntia Aio. rto ociagl an
u 20. "a n ine Ens pes vAlentns Mfisers 1oad and
silver afiRs CAris Ac
Hhsa antt Ass Tered - vk0ssAs dsa.Fs. libs
al di,coa 9iA te giFtn-
For ~ avenitac a pa-ehasegs ksvs done ap
niod - ssons stag 5ss ksisnpse and knreop-a,
A.srie priar trosH crGts y IL ~, fets
hunirei tf8 los tsinnr - NAiensin Ruxcaies
xe 9tich writ lf aafg - estS aecsapan yioF orlsfs
The hrs ~ - eessa. a. parksd IA hoxca-
Prtes santa Val get ell rease ~ sad their orders
sails 70 rec " pron.ft AZ snth
puhlishsr. stasiansr sna val<nlins Aansfaetsrer,
dec3-a4 igI Nat a. T.. coz. o. ka,. v
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PR OF. w 90 DIS
.HAsR RESTORATIYE.

.-r 1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
That all the bald and he grey be tured perfectly
TO original growth. far their locks concerned
does sdu Ct doubt, besides will cure every possible
disease of the scalp whether tyroT ell dandruf, itching
in the al OF cusnenus suptonseven seald h, =
snd in possible will it tSil Of curing BY magic
per Odiral hesdache and used twice week
the yourK, regularly II will the color a.d keep he
hair from falling, any imaginable EEAD JUDdE
1. ...-. IoGASsPoRT. Ia, June 2Sth, lS55.
Aessrs q ]. Wood Co:
GENTs :-Ycurs Of the 18Th duly hand Enclosed
please md {3s heinF the amount Ur IL r Restorative
have sod II all. II you choose may ser q SiS
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think can sell IT, II has
surked Miracles in this pa sold six 9 bottles.
that bald and it fetched hair out AL his head.
Yours respectfully
NJ. IL. GRiDLEg.
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- rEW AItT, ROHER'E. Wholesale and Rets
> dealer ia fr ries Liquors. iioat Stores ETC. Water 81
ron'iny upper steamboat Landing els
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tNHIs nsgnihcrnt style Mantrl s taking the plsc
u All other desc ptiuns both Hocount oi tts supe
hraiv, richness durafty and particulary Us cheap
- Mhg their cost is ony about hail that of tlr rcu
,rhr they uired exceed tte former u ,auty, havt
t.r lastrr. are les iiahle soil much easie
"a cit an esercd trtic durability, and arc,
fe same iinlr, lvss hRhv 90 brrak.
The gnirrs gne Tor the mtnufseiurrrr. Wa
.cr Iashgou Lrui~ytr. Nv, and a Hl iurnsh thea
i-if pAtra. an Ihc Puhic Eenvlal uiu CRATES SON
- psss and cycTS thlnF compictr, al sii aiso srr
ulrnd thrii psiting ~, fIAh Akf HNtN,
stovr irsl-rs aud Tinsarr AaEufsctarrrs,
dss ~. ~ Mark-f stF-sf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-04

THE B~NZ1LE GAS LIGHT COMPANY IRE prepared
furnish Portable f'ss Machines suitable for anusc
tories stor, Dwelling Houses St-amtoS Railroad sta
ons &C. Tfess Msch warrant IN give sHtsf'c
ton 1hey nantf ur und'r $. T. McDougall's at
mt and are The inat III Operxe we'll in cold
zeather. The Light prodtc sone hall cheaper than oa
1as and less than the comnonest Ia low C>ndles they
easily and free from danger and Il prices IS
PEI less than any other machines made The Compa
ny Ter 70 .ae State and County gts for all the States
Ali orders sht nd h. aid essetl to >
ST. McnlUGALI. Agent for the Company,
nov20-6n 321 Broadway, New Ork.
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respectfully Vcurs.
EDWARD WOLCoTT.
UAm REs1oAA1IvE In our column. TO day win be q

UAIk PFsToRATIvE columns 10 day will be found
Plof Woods ten Of she above article, Whbt
eat a. enon What it has GoBe W. have witnessed up
IN sey raj acruantances in st Louis Hair
grey view, black brown, the ght be
b-ng he color early manhood and hne and ~
silk and lha Win u snr OIL er appcat on than the hIsor
tive II it has done this upon O'hts, w IL not do TIE
san for any OF ders, whose ostv bTows"
ike the locks" Of Lnclf' warit eir they
El try is We think so.-sIcksOHriRe COHssitHtiORGii
oct. 5, 1883
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OIssOLUTION
n OR SAL y.

nN The 10 OF January next, will sell Q" rh- highest g.
- bhAivr, ETaCI Of t.asssi. cOnts siunp about IL
6Ol rvr-d thu haiabcr IN t5u her, iUg ~
4uii. from 70 Royal the water, 4 sulphur Fork o Req
RIVER l. We adapt,d Co the rroW1 Nhe ~, Com AZ"
Tobacco wh tOufIt ,bv improvements; 6h &c rctiie
Wheat csnveri, good milS tw,Uf VII cl mann
fa'flrnR nil tie OF tei kiver l3 niles iru
lille, "a good n i-hborhnod convenient to school
nd ciui chrs. 1Eshs-Onr-tlrd ia a. TIE la n
ud ears vim Iert Poshesi'u given by the 1t oi
F-h utry. For urth-r psrtcu an, ca J. Dadru IL
y, q v l'r, % me, a { rrm.es.
a-rIs- wswlm u,'yan.'..5 GRO. NcCAULEY.
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vxc.NsEs. Ind June 1hh. 1858.

NINIsNNks.
Prof J. Wood As you ~ abont manu- AeuT- an .
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative, will
for wi onsoeyer u NAV concern, thstl have used and
others IT, hat have several years been
habit Of using other Hair Rest r4tves and that hnd
you's vastN suTeiior 70 aly oihe know. u entire y
lie the head Of dai dru md with months proper
vii rect any persons hair IN he original yOuthfu
color Al exture giving il h. Shy, soft ami ap
and all this without disco the hands hat ap
ply il, the Cress Wheh t Olops would, Tho reto
rrcommsndu to every desirpus Of having nDe
cUOr ard texture TO Lair.
- Re peetfu.y yours, -
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partner WANTKn

lHfITu cash e,isia oi irOSn sa9N floe Ina lueFa
w dive e~niesl hiness. shosr nnr sonld - qafra
inly iF,.ln . NJ. -o3f " To q nteman ~ goo4 ID
irrss handsamr lnrnme NAY he rraEci. eod security
.lvrn Ior ainount tnustsd n Prsyuvd LIBERAL sAiAFl
siu h. gusfantsei
~ Addrvss tnF ahere an nirrFtcS nay D. had, a.
: ITMERNkR. Pos ne.
\ Nn-Perssas nol having ne shove Amouni Of cAsl
usrd not apply. sugi-u
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JUST PIni.ISHED,


N FRO n oN SPERM AroKelId A. OF s. uinAi VI ukn-s.
IL inpotrnc The q 'iuansn, Maaarbaipn Or sen
Abuse and ether Dis q the sexual Or Ans - 81
ount of the errors and 81 Qaacks aud Nsualr
Afyice D. the An cted ~ GE1 a. tsLitluN. " a. Con
snI,inx rurgrnsf Howard Asaclalon. r iairlpsa
u. laDryastg lnsfu ion esfaha bed - rIfrca rndft
,net er ihe r-e Of the sict and dtresed sfctsd Sl
ssvi,uient and ETl enic Di.sasef." copy of
Rt,,rt sil De ern by mali tin Hraied rHF~tf nae
fsres on The &C. % q Tht' iTAMts ior possgr "a
ress DE- SE0 cALn0CN, No. keuA fluth "a,
FAiladct plllus Ra. OesiF-dsl
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cRR cyrIcr. v,.D,,i.. Van. ., lisa

CR.R cEHCE, vAKDAIiA. Jane 81, 1854.
PRoF wooD Dear 'r - axe pleasure in bearing .ol-
mtAry testimony 10 the excre Of HAIR Restorative
Three months ago my hair very sieY, Is DARK
brown (the original or) Doth ard glossy IN ony
application have mad has been tie Hair Restorative
Iar, by Sou which from the nit my case
| Can most cordially recommend 10 others
Respectfully Vcus.
EDWARD wOLCoTT.
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DUNAsAt lnsa ms suhscfihsr, Ess is ~ "a eauny.
IL the i8th i1-f NrEFo nael- 1OG ahsaaa 1.
ysars Of as- ert - inehrs ga srshs abaat ia
,-osnd, srry aarE lex f3s xaei srFibe
-lkns ~ oans shzmls alief" iis Bes HxH 6rr1ssa
skrn b. = a GOD suii d a. etike- End tisck bat
lie hss islsd and rery II - neFse iis H.
ufeN ~ fsafe sE4 Ne EFb a. u ssp 1.sa
aptfrhsnsoa AEd csndaeEras Ia ikA ael gst Ain
~ in. o. nldhr
~Lossu sssraal~ vl plsass so . shs amoans q ts,
All saaA IA = - seas - peynssl
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OEs SSI.E.

- NUABLF UOUsF AND LOT We OFF ring
sale th3t c"u'raTaing Lie on Coil'Ve hil known
a, the CsNF,F TIACE. Ih- Lot onis li"f't Un n -
sat -. uu, ,ppn-i'e M utcdg " and s
n, esi ~ about Hhlt the 10 !, ~ofth
declsl LINDSEY 4 c ;OCKLrT.
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am, sr, yCurs, Ac,
Il. 4. STEWART.

~ Prepared and sold ia Market street. beiwsen
nh and 5ih ST. Louis Mo and $40 Broadway, New YORK.
For sale IN Nashville, at MAnulactEretS prizes, by
kWIN RRO1 lIERs.
Also for sale, Prof Woods Oriental Ssnative Lnimrn
aud Yegetab Life Pills, warranted better than any heI,
the IN all refonaed scs circular for all
cessary inf mati"u with agents.
noYlI-tlirMARlN
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tItI>IIMALAGN I.EuON~.
OVrIEStIOI,S.

UST RsCtlNtp, fer steamer Doctor Robertson, twerty
j Ave JOxes re d Aalagt LenoIs ans io ,ur sa'r IL
L ,sh. b. Benz. , S.i.tIS.
dec.5 a. putlic square.
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WANuPAcTuRERs ANN RTIILFRs

sNfE are general Areits the sale - ~ cetton
w Wooden iahrcs glsnuf4ctarsd IN the state q Tehne
ss and Aes Appropriated targe Nna eoun'odipus roo
ssiy Tor thef szie and stufsFe. We have Also Krfrra
s .noshrr ron fr the sale and storage - FLOUR Aons
Az ne saud Frstr ctfaiy ea Tie atisnton = 10th Mans
.rsrs AMI Nn.ers % this aFrssfea ~nf
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CHARLES ". sWTH,
MODI, WN Pa R nS,

Slowi z the tupr vrmrLt ia Tray- and h n-wsst me
ad- Of rr ching the Ce-- b. "En. NnUD. author o.
Pet. s,h rmh. a. Ame. Ca" iu t~a vai. lklo
t.ticsn sai a ,,n hie, ,nn-r. and ions ~ tht
A sho in ~ rp cSntra tegvr,n old hn buiy ~
A. isri4ns .ni t,-r Of thr present timer, fhs Wi
make sru .'in IN the rsig wOrd, pvci~iy afnons
ne 'lt hi iu4b C thur hes
Also:
Thr WIDOW REnOtT PAPERS,
1he tETTEilr ~ MsE - sENlGNF,
n IIIE uF rgUR 0. thf agtpor q Vsra"
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WRAPPINGS
F0R FAIL AND WINTER

FOk A I'D An ID " y U IL
(N5F will ope Mo- day, 2ith inst the LARGEST stock
w CtuAKS MANItlLAS, 6c., &C ever nered VA tli
-ity All y, NautibF n'cs article Woui DO wei
ca n. our Stock embraces every tg Lsa, ranging IA
prices from s5 10 flOJ. H. e. MoNAlkf ~
seI2z
DRoGANS.-sn eases hiek Brogans, received toda
~ by JDliN RAMAuE,
trt ~ t'ii -g- sire
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ectfu'Iy yours,
WILSON KING.


ST Lnus Jure 20 1873
Prof od:As about pr pare and vend your
rresnty discovered Hair Restorative AMI you request
my p nion Of IT, will tate tha my hr fcS month
tgO V-Ty gray, sud after using tie Of your Hair Re
resumed is gina eo and since its sppes
AL druf as disappeared or my heat ans have
bren ubed with dszgreeable t ny Of the scalp
I'D that thnse ho use will not rrgret it,
gives thr appearance having been recently oiled
prep red therefore, nd iS 10 all who de
srous u having beautiful h, ad of h-ir
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