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n~ Some lady or gentleman has written the
following TO newspaper down cast which ap-
plies to any locality where m n wear hair:
Kit hates mousachcs: $50 much hair
Makes every man look Ike bear
But Fanny. who no tbouoht can filter.
Burts ont '.the more Ike bears the better;
Because" her pretty shoulders Struggling.
''Bears arc such glorious chaps FOR hugging.
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ABSENCE OF MIYD-"Talking Of ahserco !:
The oldest instance of ahsence of mind happen
ed to me once in forgetting my own name.
knocked at door in London asked, lis Mr..
3. at home?
Yes SIR: pray what name shall sayT
looked in the mans face astonishfd-what
name? what name? ay. that is the question:
what is nv name? I believe the thought
ne mad: but it is literally true that during the
,nace of two or three minutes h d no more
idea of who was than if l had never existed
/ did not know whether was dissenter or
ayman | felt as dull as Sternhold and Hop
kins. At last to my great relief, it flashed
across me that was Sidney Smith.
heard of clergyman who went jogging
along the road till he came to q turnpike.
What is to pay?'
PRAY sir for what?' asked the turnpike man.
Vhy for my horse to be sure
o MIR horse, sir. what horse? Here is no
", Sir
,,ora'> orse? God bless mer sad h sudd ,nlv
NJ down between his legs, i thought l
looking SC oacA'
was on hon
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10 The quickest way to make eye-water il
10 run your nose against a lamp-lost.
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S- The rose of Florida, the most beautiful
OF flowers, emts no fragrance. The birds 0
PARADISE the most beautiful of birds, give nc
song. The cypress OF Greece, the finest of trees
yieds no fruit.
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GROCERIE S .


lust RECEIVED AT THE San FRANCISCO STORES THE
largest and best Stock of Groceries IN the Souh
ern Mines, COMPRISING:
10000 lbs of China Sugar No l.
$500 lbs g g g 2,
5000 lbs Crushed and powdered Sugar;
1000 lbs best lava Coffee;
$500 lbs Manila and Rio Coffee;
?5 chests superior Black and Green Tea
$500 lbs Billings Sugar Cured HAMS
5000 los Sides;
5000 lbs Shoulders
Is bbls and hf bbls extra Clear Pork;
10 bbls and hf Dbl; prime Mess Beef;
5000 lbs Extra Clear Bacon;
$500 lbs Hams in brine;
1880 los Heavy Shoulders
SO bbls rime New Butter;
100 kegs Prime Lard:
SO kegs Syrup in s. s and 10 gallon kegs
$50 boxes of Candles in 16 and 20 lb boxes;
Tobacco. Fruit and Grape;
20 or boxes Raisins;
30 cs Preserves Il Pie Fruit of every description
60 cs Oysters, Clans, Chicken, Turkey Sardnes;
6 cs Fresh Peas and Green Corn;
cs Candy fancy and assorted;
600 sacks Golden Gate Flour;
100 sacks Chill Fresh Hour;
so sacks Oregon;
SO or sacks Self Raising Flour
rs hf Bachwheat Orepon;
90 bhls Haxall and CALICO Flour;
so sacks Chilli and Mexican Beans;
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wov,v-An ex.bo,o,,. - ch as ii
od all woman IN no hoo,t;f, wa. and wha
did the rose and the morning glories. "ouu
He intended they should become: thea o'elc
if they would obey His laws. and cnt in an
rn,gb CIV ~ ;nl - -. iieeuo ' OF
some wit hthe action of their lungs Dependant
the expansive nature of cents worth of tar
is as absurd as to look for tulips in a snow BAN
or full grown oak in little flower pot ~
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]Doetrpp.
SCft ard Softer.


Soft ard Softer.
Che eve, in velvet bravery arrayed
AS Ihil sat toying with his darling maid
Her little buxom waists bewitchng charm
The while half folded in his furtive arm;
He took her dimrled hand and with a smile,
Stealing it gently DER the slken pile,
Asked in tender silence of love chat,
If palm e'er fondled aught so soft as thatr
She archlv answered. sSIight venture, PEI,
/ could press YOURS on something softer yet
With sid.long glance of smorors mistrust
Whose ermine cape, his darling fancy taught,
Was the GOV something of the maiiens thought,
He fondlv sighed TO finger ends a thrill,
"Ah dearest, do my hand is at your WHY
Rut n lost rapture for no sooner said,
She ealy clapt II Pat on his own head
Peace ard War.
Gi-e me the gold that war has cost,
Before this peace expanded day,
The mis-srent skill. the labor lost,
The anxious treasure thrown away;
And will buy each rod Of soil,
In every yet unconquored land,
Where hunters roam. where peasants toll,
Where many peopled cities stand
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'thercd Primrose.
The w.

pinchcd by the cold.
The primrose is us ihhoct IN he'o'
And hangs dow nv! un.oi.' 49,,
Its leaves let me pfiiu'ose 10 uc'u
All me the sweet
;Tis Tins crn, world Il and pride
The tempests of pass,t, ouiu'
Spread terror and havoc aho uieu
While innocence languish, ca ;r,o,d-
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Columbia Advertisements.
SAN FRANCISCO STORES.
ClDt Ah1H -

ORR Wareroom is opened with large aho
~ well assorted stock of Clothing and Dry Goods OF
IA every description.
fsY TOOMY & O'KEEFFE,
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razine report of the fashions. says:
much ca;nge in gentlemen's pan
tn"
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10 MAJ
There is no,
falcons this MOI.
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IT. We are authorised t. e. e. BRYAN =
candidate Sheriff Of Dsyd-on county al thu ens~ir
March election. fblt
~ We authorized 70 anuopo-e n. TRTGG csndi-
date Tor Magistrate, a. Tho of~e made by the
death Il Il. z. MARCEL in this the Na-hye District.
gE- We authorize n announce A. McDANIEL =
candde tor Justice o. the Peace in th 1t district, 10 81
the vacancy o,casonel bg The death Of " c. MARCEL.
~ We are AUTHORIZED to aunoun-e z. z GLASCOCK =
csudigt- for re-errtiono he oce ~ Cousabe OF the
1T Dsri't Of Davidson county, the CRY Of Nastyi
~ We authorized n announce IRA STOUT cardi-
date Tor Constable OF the 1t II tt Davidson county the
City Of Nashville at the ensuing March election.
eve are autlprized n announ.sC ! T. W.T. RT0N a
candidate Tor Circ1t Clerk Davidson
county, az The ensuing March election.
~ We are author'z d 10 annourc, \ C0RRITT a
candid e f'r tie oi q Cl be of the 1t Distc: o. ha-
wilson county, he city 0 Nashville.
- We ore suthor'zad 20 aunounca JE-sF 2. PERRY
n candidate or Constable IN the Nashville District.
e. We aUfhori 70 announce IAMES y. HINToN
can7d1e for re-ee~tirn fhe Office ~ Co1st1e = The
1st District Of wilson county the city NJ 'ashviie
r. We are aUtho, led {, announce JOHN HUfH SMITH
candidate the Clerk ~ the Crimnl Court o,
Davidson county, ~ the March election.
We are authorised 70 aprnuace JOHN sHANE Jr, aS a
candidate for Il Office Il Criminal Court CLERK, AT TIE ne
March election.
~ We are authorized n announce GFo. ". C"WAN
~ candidate for Criminal Court Clerk Of Dtyi<cn county
a. he next March election. i'n-Z
- We are authorized 20 aruour"n T0HN EDMOND
son as candidate fr sheriff u Davidson COUNT q The
ensuing March election 6"clA-fd
rs- We authorized 20 announce 2. W. NANcE as a
csu3 ate sr Circuit Court Clerk IT tie ens"E Ma en-
Election. jan l4-td
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MEssRs. EDroRs: confess myself unable to
appreciate the the ''little needful information"
attempted to be given by your correspondent
"B, " in reply to my complaints of having 20
"bob around" town for half hour, to get the
beggary sum Of tUo dollars into shape snita-
be to aid in paying a note in the State Bank
lie sets forth nothing neu to me-unless it be
q new kind of morality tie Free
Banks in doing 1roHg because the old ones do!
presume there are few who will read this
who have not suffered pecuniarily, (-aying
nothing of the annoyance and modification
consequently from the deprecated yalne aud
bad repu'e Of Tennessee money, when attempt
ing to use 1t ont of the State. Bat a short
time since, offsred one dollar note Of a spe-
Gle paying Bank Of this city, in payment for
two dinners at a dining station on the Georgia
Railroad. Tne landlord looked up at me amaz
ed. and, handing it back, said. I'VE don't take
that sitlf here--a thousand dollars Of it would
not buy the ueaaeSt horss in this county, /
however. lvft t with him to see how far it
NNE.L 20 LOW AZ " llhh III -eSl a i'Ll Nil't7N
No would advocate more earnestly dow
ever more ably than |, reform in the mode
Of conducting the Btuking business in this
Slate-believing as | do that its reputation
and credit suffer more from its "worihless
currency" as it is termed oat of tie State, than
from any other cause.
l. was not my intention in my former ar
jic,c TO take up for discussion this feature Of
the question, but simply show up the HttJeHcss
of the transaction alluded to. The refusal Of
a Free Bank 10 this city to pay out for good
check of $3.50 such money as would be taken
by the Bank Of Tennessee, and this, too, after
being informed that such WAS the use 20 be
made Of it.!
The plan suggested by "B." for regulating
the Banking business in this State, is the one
in use in nearly every State where such bust
ness j, done--a fact that was well aware Of
hence my inability to appreciate his commu
nicatiou, although aow entirely thawed out.
a CONSTANT READER.
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WEDNESDAY,, Feb. Is.
House bin to regulate the duties Of overseers,
was amended and rejected.
The Senate took up House bill to amend the
Free Banking Law-it was discussed, amended aud
passed 80 reading.
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MEssRs. EurroEs: 1t is seldom that take up the
gauntlet in defence Of any individual individuals
but the isjaurlion thrown out by the Gazette Of
Tuesday, demands some attention
The editor Of the Gp-cle, after giving an account
Of the ARRAY that occurred on D,aderick street on
name OF Spouswaoj, received pistol shot which
caused his death, goes on to enquire how it hap
pens iat ordinary cases Of violations OF law, never
escape the vigilance Of our municipal officers whilst
those Of a more atrorous character are permitted
to escape with mpuui;y and then proceeds with
out waiting for an answer, TO speculate upou the
cause without reason or charity. Now, Sir, in de-
fence Of he Police Of our city, both day and night
! say that 40 city Of the same size can boast Of
body Of mel so employed, endowed with more NOR
% courage, diligence in The discharge OF their duty,
and greater degree Of self respect, than those now
in the employ Of the Corporation. know that
there exists a l.udable rivalry among thu il rca-
ton 20 the faithful performance Of their duty. The
Police department OF our city was never better or.
gained than at present nor ever composed of bet
Ter material, and there is not man among them
..., ,f ,l..l, mould ..,.l, nil ,f. III . &
,-..,--,
ing any dangerous duty.
The editor OF the Ga-cttc must he more vernaut
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Ious, that an occasional volator Of the law should
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PROF. WOODS

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
gNHAT ali the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
original growth, far their locks concerned
does admit a doubt besides II viii cure every bic
disease Of the scalp whether developed anGruG itching
in the shape Of cuaneous eruptionseven SC De- la 49,
and in possible will it fail Of curing uy tc
periodical headache, and used twice by
thu young, regularly it will preserve the color AID keep the
hair falling, any imaginable age READ JUDGE
LOGASsPORT, Ia, June 2sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. ]. Wood Co:
GENTS Yours Of the 18th duly 10 hand. Enclosed
please End 33S Il being the amount tor Hair Restorative
have sold it all. II you choose YOU may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think can sell IT, 1t has
worked Miracles In this place. sold 81 bottles
that bald, and fetched hair out all over his head
Yours respectfully
NJ. H. GRIDLEY.
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river md stcnu,ba,t Nc,,s.

The river at this point CONTINUES to Gn
slowly
The iuc'emeUcv Of lhe weather Yesterday,
and rhe very bad condition os me wharf, i'm
psied shipping business 10 a considerable cy-
teaL causing several boats TO remain till TO day
for their departure
The Ham5otit, for New Orleans, with about
1000 bales cotton aboard, lef, yesterday. She
will complete her cargo a. Dgclsbp~g, hav-
iuJ 10000 sacks 81 cora TO take aboard NJ
that pnre.
The Zee, cline len yesterday for Men. hjs
crowded as u-urd wiki passengers
The Eclipse left yesterday for Paducah
The popular 4l'il is off Tor Psdacah this
morning a, 10 O'Clock The flight house" is
good ius,italion.
Two or three boats are bound for mp the
river 10 day. The Monticello, with our atten-
tive friend CoUcu in command, Wi leave this
morning tor the head OF the creek. Her
clerk, SLOAN, anticipates exploring tie supper
regions" of tie creek, 10 ascertain Il possible
from whence comes the cold, aud the nature
OF The settlements in the diggins" She is
well oilicered with ex, ereuced gentlemen
The HortsrUc did not get of Yesterday,
but will to-day turn her fattsr wheeln up
ward and sulN The balmy breezrs" Of the
upper creeks. BarEvAN, the attentive, who
rings the bell, viii be t"und one Of the clev-
crest skips ever on the deck Of a steamer.
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EDWARD woLCOTT.

HAIR REsToKATVE-In our columns to-day will be found
Prof Woods adye senent Of the above article which
cali attention. What has have witnessed
several acluaintances in st. Louis. Hair
grey view, black brown, the might be
being the color early manhood, and fine and glossy
silk and tha without other application than the kostor
alive II it has done this upon others, will do the
same for any Of readers whose "foStY brows'
ike the locks Of Lockie's warke chic II The
VIII try 60 We think so-JdcksonriHe CURSttati0ndiis
Oct. 5, 1853.
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SUCCESSORS TO NCLURE MOORE.
No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
NEANUPACTURERS Of Tin, Copper and Sheet I-on Wares
vi intend keeping constantly hand all Kinds q Cook
ing aud Heotng Stoves, Oman al and Pain Mantle
Gra'es, SC SC
Also All kinds 4 Copper and Sheet Iron Work lone for
Steamb s. Boiling Nil Furnaces, FOundres, Factories,
n the ety. jaul2-y
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sIO743e6 81
LIABILITIES
Unsettled Claims f1r Losses and not Que,

Unsettled Claims for Losses and not cue, I76os2 ~
Tie y na Insurance Company presents us patrons ne
sa sftct iiOn, OF large ucr ase IN Cash As
sets the further % their pCcisaU cur tnTesS
menis icing placed the uiumIm market value at the pre-
sent time OF depression ia the Standard Of same Ihey
arr eit prime civ dend paying stocks, or good Vanabie
ard clean investments, yi-dpr moderate interest and IN
ghe Standard basis VII ch the Assets have been
valued, being 90 q t Interest Besides N s0lcy, tL5
Company s attention 20 ne strength and security de-
riyes from lis bind system % Agencies, through ITS
agents having the means q preen nR united phaanN OF
experienced LH0srTCr,srS, which ha worked Tor fhrJ-
years the hsppt results 70 stockholders and claim
ant Tor 'o>sesand euIh 20 10 enter the year 100 with
prestige Tor future usefulness than has yet beer
reached by d rrsIy National In urance Corporation.
g All business attended 70 with despatch ard fidelity
BY order Of the B0ard. JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
jan2!-lm NashyfI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

How TO ACCOMPLISH IT.-Csn you fan in lover Do you
know how We're you ever in love at an' Never mind
blush ngf Would you ike to make somebody love you?
OF That's understood, Weu 1t be DONE and
very easily Yes-no matter how you may be
the lady gerttman you make his her heart
You like the SUM- living only in the
light OF your affection. But how Just that mysterious
work advertised another column Of paper day. by
Professor Roudout New York called The Bliss Of Maj
rage" He gives yo1 the whole sec-e, Daily Times.
FoE koS HIus Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and the
e cts Of impruden Of Mercury, medicine has
been discovered which has effected such Carriers
Spanish Mixture.
Throat Diseases produced by svaton, Hacking Cough
Brochal Affections, Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuma
tisu, have been relieved aud cured wonderful
ner by great purifier Of the blood Carriers spanish
Mixture.
The OF 7. II. Ramsey alone should SATISFY any who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which vii astound you. See advertisement.
r. OF fact worth pound Of theory; and the
swarm Of inclusive that cluster that ncompar
able preparatoo oaalnd's German B;ters prepared BY
Or C. NJ ia kson Philadelphia, establishing its value a.
tonic aud restorative such wsue prevent ser,duty
itself from Questioning is enc oy 10 ali Of diseases
Of the stomach xheih-r shFonis may recon
msnded for its soothing cordial reaovang influence
Dyspepsia heartburn oss Of appetite, naassa nervous
reuor, relaxation and debility, &C. relieved BY the
Bt.ers In very short space q time ard psrervance in
their never fails work thOroagh See alvvr-
tisenent
FAoF. wooDs HAiR RssrosAuvE-The testimony Of all
Who have thoroughly the virtues Of this celebrated
article haiti vii restore the gray and tn bald eradicate
Of The Scalp, preserve the hair falling, and preserve
he color perfectly extreme old ag-. Il nov put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
>~zFFe To Nervous suferers.-A RSTiAsD CLraGTxAs
- restored health IN isw Gays, AFTER many days
q great suffering aExoas to make knosn the
care. VIII send tee The prescription used Di
rs de Rev. goaS Nj. DAsxALI Ne 50 Fpilea ~ BrOoklyn
Tsw YORK.
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@. R OFF1cg. vAxpAuA.

Q. Z. OFFICE, NANDAIIA, june q Iso4.
PRoF. WOoD:-Dear irI take pleasure In bearing vol.
uHtary testimony the excellence Of Hair Restorative
Three months ago my hair very Is dark
brown, Che original orr smooth and glossy. Tn only
application have made been Hair Restorative
prepared which from the result in my
can cordially recommend TO others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WoLCOTT
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vNcsssEs, Ind june 18Th, 1855.

Prof j. Wood:-As you ,re aboGt 70 manufacture
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative will stat
wiou il may concern that have used u
others IT, that have 'r several years been
habit using other air Restoratiyes and that aud
yours vastly superior aoy other know. II entirely
the heat Of dandruH and with months proper
will any persons hair 20 he original youthful
color and texture giving healthy, soft and glossy sp
pearance and all wthout disco ornv hands that a
ply il, the dress which it drops woud therefore,
umsnd a. 10 every DESTROYS u having nns
color and texture 10 hair.
Respectfully yours,
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INV ORLEANS, Feb. -SUGAR-Sales 300 to
GOO hht. at unchanged prices. Fair to fully Fair
at : Z b.. per H.
MuLA,sEs-A bout 1000 bbls taken at SSl a SAT-
the latter rate only for prime Iots
FLOUR The demand has been rather better,
ami We notice sales of about 5000 barrels, nclud
soc Superhne az IS l2b, 4p0 at about IS IS 300
Truucs-cc, "a bakers brandt at IS so, Fine at s..
IS. llG Common at s. %, ant Gate last evening"
1000 Illinois aud ST. Louis Superfne, in store, at
IS % per barrel.
CoRN. Good mand, and $500 sacks disposed
Of comprising $500 W tie and Mixed par in cot
ton socks at 60; 27Oo in three lots, at 62lc, aud
1900 and 400 prime White at G4c. per bu-hel.
OATS -s25 sacks So Louis were sold at IS, and
2lS al soc per bu>heL
BRAND -l2O tons, in Hsiboat Sl2 80 pet ton.
WHEAT.-Sales 600 aud $50 sacks pine Red at
81 so per bushcl
PoEE. 300 bbls uniuspected Mess were taken
At about $40 so. Retailing still at Sl6 IS SIT
per Dbl
Bacon -22 casks we're sold at 9ic, for ribbed
Sides aud lUBc per 10 for Char
SGEEEN MEAr-DKY SaIrEn A sale OF 3, coo lbs
hog round, IN task, at Sc per 10
LARD We noticed a sale OF 81 bhls., No !, at
90 l6, and about POO kegs at Isle per 10 for
prime.
CoFrEr.-No change Sales 100 bags OF which
200 at IU4, 500 At II II, and III, and ll9e.
perlb
wulsKy-S00 bbl,. Rectifed sold in many lots,
at 81 4sc.
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Bills Receivable, raysbls a BsEk,
X, a Z -ta'e Bnsueuinhe, 60
~ Morigag- focd and 5Ptr can't,
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B The types on Tuesday morning made
us write incPieHt treasgre % t4s South FOR il.
eipieHt reds0a. 4 very material ditfsl encs.
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ey- II will be seen from the advertisement
IN another column, that The original passage
from Charleston, $ Carolina to New York,
has been assumed. The change commences
with steamer Marion leaving her mooliugs on
Feb. l3, 1856.
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4fVi
OHITH'S SELF-ApJUSTIEG STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS.-The only premium awarded by the Amer
lean Institute at their late Fair at the Crystal Palace
SELF-ADJUSflNG STOCKS was to 2. +. SMITH, Manuac-
turer, No. IS Dey s., New York
Merchants will find it greatly to their advantage call
and examine smiths extensive Of these
fashionable artce for the neck Great Inducements will be
offered to JObbers from Western and Southern cities.
Reference be had 10 nearly al Of the rtclsss Job
bing Houses OF New York City. JAM
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"CLARA's" beautiful tribute TO Mrs L. Vu,-
GINA FRENoH is on ie, aud shall have place
in few days.
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CapitaI 1000!
1000 Prizes Amounting to $5O,O00!

PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Persons sending money by mail fear its being
lost. Orders pUnctla'y aitvDde too. Communications
occidental Bans ~ It's Il sound han Ks taken a. par
Those wishing part GUAR numbers should order imue-
diatey. Address JAMES +. WINTER, Man ger,
MACON Ca
ian2i--td o., BOX I43 NtsFyulz p O.
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Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
81. Lows. June %. 1sss

ST LOus June 80 1853
Prof Wood:As Won about prepare and yend your
recrnty discovered ar Restorative, and you request
my opinion Of H. viii state thai my hair few months
ago very gray aud using 10 tie Of your Hair Re-
storatve resumed its original color, and since It's appca
a dandrua has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled with disagreeabe tchng % the scalp.
satisfied thst those who Il vii regret II, Il
gives the appearance o. having been recently oiled
prepared therefore, md its all who de-
sirous Of having a beautiful head Of hair.
ain, sir, yours, 6e-,
Ii. L. STEWART.
~ Prepared and sold at ia MARKET street. betweus
ath aud 5th Louis Mo and 3l6 Broadway New YORK.
For sale in Nashville, at Manufacturers prizes, by
EWIN BROTHERs
G. W. HENDERSHOTr.
Also, for sale Prof Woods Oriental Sanative Linueu
and VeFstablr lie Pills. warranted better han any OhsT
the money all rrfonicd. See circular for all
crssary information with agents.
novlT-ltrwhNlY
To Merchants and Merchant Tailors.
't attention Of the trade Is requested 70 rev and
choice stock Of Men and Boy wear, exclusively i'm
ported BY DE COIRskY. LAFOURCAuEs CO,
janS-2n No. l39 NATkct ST.. Phiia4eph