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The English Iron Trade.


The usual quarterly meeting of ironmastcrs took
place at Birmingham. England, on the 10Th Of JAN
Notwithstanding the prosperous condition of the
trade the high prices Of coal and ore, and the en-
HANGED cost Of internal transport it was deter
mined to make no alteration in prices, although pig
iron was stated to be relatively much higher than
the manufactured article By statement recently
issued by the French Government, it appears that
from England, TO the extent of 223, 600 tons Pre-
viors to-this time the duty was so high as 10 be
prohibitory, so that this may be considered a new
demand on the English ronmasters, the duty having
been removed for three years railroad ron rough
castings, aud boat plate. Another demand Of
permanent character has also manifested itself from
India, which is now being opened by grand system
Of railroads aud large contracts have recently been
made for rails. These causes, with the increased
consumption of iron caused by the war in Europe,
ale features connected with the demand for English
iron, which it is considered must have an important
bearing on prices.
Scotch pig iron, in the English market, also ex.
hibits great steadintss in price, with heavy con-
sumption aud large exports. Ia January, 1883,
the stock on hand was 40 600 tons, aud the yearly
production 10000 tons In three years this i'm
mense stock has almost entirely disappeared, and
the large annual product during the same period
has also been taken of The quantity Of iron inn
ported into New Yoik from England during the
past three years has fallen off to the extent Of
l09. 432 tons, OF as compared with the year 1853,
about hftv per cent During last year alone there
was deficiency Of l743S tons in the import Of
bar iron alone TO New York. as will be seen by the
following exhibit Of the past three years into that
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rndorsing Company Rones,

The bill which originated ia the House au-
thorizing the Governor to endorse the bonds
of the East Tennessee and Georgia, and the
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad Conpa-
ms, each to the amount of $3.50, 600, 10 aid is
building the Cleveland and Chattanooga Rail
road, aud to endorse the bonds ct the East
Tennessee aud Virginia Railroad Company To-
the amount Of 100000, passed the Senate
yesterday on It's second reading, after long
and animated discussion, 10y "a vote at IA to IL.
This vote, We presume, may he regarded as in
dicaling the final passage OF tie ill.
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Rain, rainy, rainiest. The long agony is over
at las, and late esierdey evening the waters
descended with hearty good will. lnieili-
gence from the waters above represent the ac-
foundations OF snow and ice IN the streams
and upon the mountains 10 be surprisingly
enormous-huge masses Of ice, sometimes SO
feet high, have sunk or lodged ia lbv middle
Of the river, aud appear 10 be saeeted as moou'
ments 20 the Frost King. An oyeaow viii
certainly be The result
The Eclipse Jeff COR Siniti,land and Padaeah.
Tie Alida loaded, and will get of 10 day.
Tie Nashsilie passed Eilyyllle. and the
HumbOlt Memphis, en- their way uf. The for
mer will reach here in tie next forty eight
hours.
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FURNITURE. Our young friend, PATTERSON,
on College street, is in receipt Of large and
extensive assortment Of furniture of every de-
sciption. Mr.. Patterson il one OF the most
enterprising gentlemen in his line of business
which our city can boast of. lie deserves and
will doubtless receive from his friends, and the
community, generally, liberal patronage. He
is a clever, accommodating gentlemen TO trade
with and his stock is entirely composed u FIRST
rate furniture
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DEFERRED DEnArE.-We throw upon the
first page of this mornings Patriot. the debate
which took place in tie House Of Representa-
lives on the Liqaor Question, last month. 1t
embodies excellent speeches made hy Messrs
Cook, RUNNELs aud jRrRS, and viii amply
repay the reader for the time spent in read
inr il
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To CoRREsPo NpENTs.-Our correspondents
must bear with u. We have SO many de.
maRds upon our columns, we cannot publish
their favors promptly. We have a number Of
communications on file and will give them q
place at as early day as possible. In the
the injanctio1-"Be BrieE"
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PROF. WOODS

TT HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
THAT all the paid aud the grey De restored perfectly
TO original growth far their eeks concerned
does not admit Of doubt besides il will every possible
disease Of the scalp, whether developed dandruf itching
IN the shape OF eruptonseven scad head
periodical headache and used tWioe week By
the young regularly viii preserve the color and keep tks
hair from falling any imaginable age Rad JUpah
L0GAxsPoEr Ia, June ssth, 1855.
Messrs o. j. Wood Co:
GKSrs Yours Of the 18th duty hand Enclosed
please nd SIS, Il being the tor Hair Restorative
have sold Il all II you choose you may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think sen H. IL has
worked Miracles this place. sold 81 bottles
that bald and fetched hair all hs head
Yours respectfully,
NJ H GRIZZLY.
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The WEATnrE.-Old Bureas has been sup
planted by Auster. Since P. NJ. of Tuesday
there has beea a considerable and very agreea
Die modification. The wind changed from the
North TO the South, and at this writing, p.
N. Wednesday, it IS raining. We sincerely
trust that the winter is over. We certainly
have had more than our share
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIor OFFICE,

NashVlIe, FED Z.
COTToN-MarSet stiff and prices firm. Sales of
81 bales at johnson & Weavers at 50aS So; and
81 bales at johnson & Horne's at 25aS; at J. A..
NcAlIisters OF l6 at So, 10 at 90, and 81 at II
TOBACC0-G hhds. at A. Hamilton's at I 80,
SIS, 20, 25 900, 8 80, the last being the high
est price of the season.
GRAIN--None
GR0CERIES-Wi Without change
PRoVISl0NS-Easier, with no immediate tran
sacfons TO note.
Trade rather better.
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due,


The Kna Insurance Company presents iis patrons me
very satisfactory ccnon OF large increase m Cash AZ
sets fr the farther security 81 their pocesa cur nvsss
meats being placed al The nium market vaueat Tie pre-
sent time OF depression in the standard Of same They
ere either prime civ dend peyng Stocks good, valaabs
and clean investments, ydag moderate interest and IN
The Standard basis on which Assets have been
valued, being God at Ieres Resides tbs sodity. ire
Company calls attention tie strength aad security de-
riyes fom is CON batd system Of Agencies, through rs
agents having the Of presenting united phaanx OF
experienced CRdertcrS, which has worked, for Thirty
years. the hsppiest results 70 stockholders and claim
ant for ossesand enab il to enter the 1850 with
greater prestige for future useuness than has yet been
reach ed BY really Nf0gGi In, urance Corporation
~ All business attended to with despatch and ndeity.
by order Of the BOaTd.s JOSEPH NASh, Agent
jsn2l-fm Nashville
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1 Balance Nett Profits for the year Gal OF
As unfayorabe the above statement win appear, the
Board regret TO that since he LIST instant
very con derabe have been reported in view Of
which they have deemed expedent order the liquidation
Of the Rais Il the company ard for the speedy
complainant Of his ohert they have made assignment
to J. =. WHARTos, Trustee, no viii every exeron
to wind up the ars OF the Institution the earliest pos
shle day. II is hopef that the assets Of the Company win
enable him TO meet every just demand
Holders Of expired Policies notified that the liability
Of the Compony will from aud after this date and
advised obtain insurance elsewhere should their
demand it, Prem iums will be refunded such uneEpred
term. G. J. y. WHARTON, Trustee
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E- Rue Deaderick Is ina horrible condi-
ton. The ice is so packed in the streets thai
the placements are inundated. The Patriot
Office is surrounded, and from appearances last
evening, we thought We would lie obliged TO
reach our sanctnm in skff We trust the
city authorities viii see that We are relieved.
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Strayed or Stolen

fROM TIE stable Of Isaac Paul. the night Of January
1ith, BAY HORSE, about kurteeu hands high both
Ind feet white above ths heck in the face has very
bushy tail No other marks recoeced Any person
ing the horse giving Information TO Isaac Paul
viii be literally resai ded. CATHERINE STOUT,
Janl4 Near Franklin Depot
H'kShtNG TACKLE large stock, selected by
Il one Of the firm, consisting OF Genuine Inner
lex Hooks, plain and on snoods; also, Aberdeen,
Gravefsleen and common Limerick Hooks; a splendid
sorment p bnes-esbie laid silk Sea Grass spun and
plated ski Minnow senes, u BY 4 Floats Of every
rety Reels Jointed Rods, Clearing Rings Fly Hooks &C.
&C, &C. In short, can supply those who appreciate
tine Tackle with almost thing they may need TO the
successful prosecution Of this useful calling
10. g. BROWN,
rollace a.
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Ham REsToRAIIvE.-Tn columns to-day win be ieund
Prof Woods advs tzemeat OF the above article, 70 which
call attention. What has done have witnessed up
several Of acquaintences In 81. Louis Hair once
grey met vew black brown, the case mghs Be,
being the color Of early manhood aud hne and oy
sk and that without ether application than he RsstcE
alive II il hak done this upon Others viii u not do ths
same for any Of readers whose rosty broas"
like the raven locks Of LockeS waFlke chief lhs7
will iti We think so.-yacksoncHs Coasiinssnelss.
Oct q i6oS.
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o-RR Ounce y..p,,I,. Dun. n ls,a

OR. r 0Trcs, vkxDAilk, June 81, 1854.
PRoF wooD:-Dear Sir III take pleasure IN bearing sols
untary testimony the excellence Of your Hair Restorative.
Three months ago my hair very grey dark
brown, (he original eoorl smooth and glossy The ony
application have made u has been the Hair Restorative
prepared BY yor and which from the result my
can most cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD K0LCOTT.
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Capital SI2,OOO!
1000 Prizes Amounting to $50, 900!
Tickets So: Halves S4: Qarters SO.

PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need fear its being
lost Orders punetualy attende too. Communications
confidential Bank Notes Of sound banks taken par.
Those wishing part cular numbers should order mme-
dately. Address JAMES ?. WINTER, Manager,
MACON. Ga
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CONLEY & JOHNSON.

SUCCESSORS TO n'cLuRE a NooRE.
No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
ATANUFAcTURERs Of Tia, Copper and Sheet on Wares
WI ftend keeping constantly hand all kinds q Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, o.nanea al and ain Mantle
Graes, sc &e
Also An kidd. Copper and Sheet Iron Work lone fer
stsaBboa koling A Surfaces, FouBdres, Factories
4e done at the sho notice and cheap be done
o the city. jani2-iy
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VINO WAITS 10 DE- MARRIEn mo excuse for remaining
single row. You marry whom you love They cannot
hsp IT, They must reeprocase your passion Only read
Professor Rondcus book He ony slows the aBIss Of
but berays the BY which the wedding can
be made hing inevitable Only one doll foz wife or
husband. Read the advertisement IN columns to-day
Foa BnoE Hrs Throat Diseases Hacking Cough, an the
Ell cts Of imprudent Mercury medicine
been discovered which has eli cted such cgres Carriers
Spanish Mixture.
Throat DISEASES produced by sal walton, Hacking Cough
Brochia Affections Liver sase. Neuralgia ana RheuHs
tsn have all been relieved and cured in wonderful sn.
ner by the great purifier Of the blood Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
The ca Of r H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which viii astOund yOu See advertisements
w 50 ounce Of fact worth pound Of theory and the
swarm Of conclusive facts that cluster that incompa-
able preparation Boonands German Btiers prepared by
DR. O. NJ Ja kson Philadelphia, ablishing its value
tonic and restorative are such would prevent ncruy
itself from questioning its ec cy In all Of diseases
Of the stomach whether acute chronic it may be
mended for soothing, cordial rencvsing influence
Dyspepsia heartburn, loss Of appetite, Nausea nervous
tremors relaxation and debility &C. relieved by the
Bitiers in very short space Ct time and perseverance, in
their fails to work thorough cure See aver
tisement.
PRoF wooDs BAR REsroRATIvE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article viii restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
49, To Nervous Suffarers.-A RErIRsD CIsRcYzAs
~ restored to health in a few days. after many days
OF great suffering is anxious to make known the
Of Will send (free) the prescription used. d.
rect the Rev. JoHs NJ DAeSAL No. 20 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
Yew York.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. SIS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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I OFFER for saie Qosl SEVEN HUNDRED AcRkS a
o. LAND lying lhe Nolnluba ce1lfal Inrurife -
Rsaa seven miles from Counbla and four az Pe4s-
ant, being artcf the tract icA reside.
This Land equal n not superior % any IN Manfy cepny
Is well walercd fthe celebrated Dever6 spring being
The part offered or aae we'd ubeFca ard ueh zPFofei
there The premises beauiilGl baiitnE res
fronting The 1urnpke apd tr contemplated Raj iua4 u
Nil Be ftiaea % suif l1ufghassFs efse4 Ia tody.
For further ln5oraa1on a g "a Ashseet 7. o1e.
hsnry coany. fsansa1ee. ..L -
aagfl-a ..4 LpcIIH ,. FOLK.
t4t $3.50 .f
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ARMSTRONG Co,

<AlN-tAh- AANyANN ~ W.
No. 90 MARKET NJ. NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MARUFAcrURERs' AGENTS,
I,spR ~ sals Of Msehinez. Agrcufural Tmplenrnt
1 bas1irF Materials, a. 4e She snnexrd = lie Of
uch rtc nag Always be oand Al their store, and a.
Ne lowest cash priees:
MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS, &c.
ThrefhiaT atacsnss arss RoseFs Corn and Cob Crushr
llie Giant fsiian's Portable 6Fist Ahl, straw Caers
Corn stssfs hse~aiis smut Machine chd'a Grain fea.
ratof Nes seed Soerr. Corn ffansrs Citisatcra, tr
PlouFhs IT al kis therns Mat Cuters, seyifes
kork Raksa, Reapipg and Mosns Alaehnes Pan MIA, ke
BUILDING MATERIALS. &C, &o
Wiudov sah Vsnetlan iadl. Narbsissd Tres aanilsa,
= iloE Glass ~ al s1cs Agtrauic cenen Hester 1i1
Chain fanps, flies fsmfs eariea kngna. fron Chairs
iFon e tees, lsaa safes 81 az s.-s.
PAINTS. OtI.S, Ac.
white Lead. Whlls zRc. provn Fac stone coorsd Enc.
faols u ~ clals fuiss Nhi.nE, Lnserl oa Aard On,
isspeptpe fafrhes, hnersl FAuf uae. faant b9athcs
Aosin. pqpferal, Psiai Mils, fc-, sc-
FER TaEIZE RS.
oeana and ad flatsr We tssp sasEs stocks q thsss
sEEDs.
covss rmoAy, nlps Grass Hssaa Grass orshard Grass
Wearr sso sssrt, ~ rsaas's ceshrasea Esee4er Rsa
road hqfsr- Poser ihrtshng Aaftrts vs. have nov IA
tss1ftnerf q these Aauts 90 LAID. an vi afnshsia
a. Manu- a1lnrsIf rfc< iran1porfafen ndrd the a.
mand ~. D. nrFlne rs sppsJ, thess Nho . eani =
assls-d a. tsss8a ARnnrRoxG 4 90.
W So
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~ Prepared and sold At ia Market strset betwesa
9Th and 5t Sc Louis No., and $40 Broadway New York.
For sale in Nashville, At 5lausfaetnrsg's prirss hy
kWIN BR0THERB.
g. w. HENDEReHOTF.
ALSO, r sale, Prof Weeds Oriental eanailEe Llnlmenk
and Vegetable LIE Pls warranted better than any cher.
The money IN All repate see circular for al ne
cesssFy nfrmsfon sth agents.
noviT-sitrwAviy
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Gold! GOldlI GOld!!l
1900 PRIxES. $4,000 DoLLA, 81
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LorrEsY

BIZ AUTHORITY OF TIE STAT oFeEoRGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY 1 PRIZE TO TICKETS
o be drawn At Concert Hall, Macon, Ca. under The
sworn superipiendence OF Col. Geo, N. Logan
and Jas. A. Nisbet. Esq.
This LOTTERY Is drawn the plan Of the Royal Lot
tely Of havana Of single numbers.
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Large Bread and Cake Bakery,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Confectionery

AIE have just received at establishment, .aesSE
w fine lot of Oranges, Lemons, Sardines, Oys zEX4
tefs HOLSTERS, salmon, Jelies Pie Fruits and Bran
dy Fruits, which We will sell low for Cash.
LONGHJRST CO.,
No. Is Union SIRE
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VaIuabla Land Cor Sale

HAVE an excel nj Tract o. Land for sale, On Big -
Haichie River, IN Upton county about twenty miles
the Mississippi river and ten from the NJ. o. kAI
road containing about SEQ This Of land is
markahy fertile, possesses advan ages snd be
bought very cheap For further information address
Sharon, Tpcn county, Tenn refer 10 sam Taylor
City Hotel, Nashville. anl9-1 THOs. 7. s0NERvELI
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PIANO FoRTES
ED. BURKE PICKETT,

ED. BURKE PICKETT,
REAL ESTATE, COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL, AND
q e " 2 RAE AG z MT,
Corner Of Broad and Front sts, over c. AndsrsOns 8,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
ETIIL take charge q any business entrusted him. re-
W qairlng the services Of agent fr commission
reiy satisfactory to s parties and IN all cases. charges
vii be ma unless satisfaction Is given
She pero Of Contracts Purehsse sac. and Rent.
ing q Real Estate he city and elsewhere the Parchase
and Sale upon Commission, = Ponds stocks and Pubic
RES al kinds of Machinery and Agricultural seeds and
indictments the settlement u accounts and claims and col
eeons generally attended to faithfully and prs nps returns
FW Infaraaton sought and given in every department
my engagsmn ard looking to the quantity Of ba
siness done tran % oorbtaaf charges respectfully
lie'i a share Of pubic patronage
Gov. W. p. Campbell, Q. W. Jackson 8 7. Motley Bank
q Middle Tenn. a. Lebanon; Gov. n. s. Brown, Pan
sleu, Anderson Ami on Co. John s Briea E.q, A. j.
duncan MaeFenze wilson Nashvffe; Joseph W. alien.
Eq, New Orleans; John ". Butler, Pittsburgh; j. D. Leh
shehyyie Maj. r. G. Ais, w J. spence Muriseestoro'
We Ahisihorne Esq Col A. n. COMFY, cclupba; Col
6alatn r. W. l.. Alexander, MAJ d Buriord, Col n
Waugh, Dixon spring. Dr. A. H. Kind, J. B. AoSres Esq
UTANTEp,- 81 COCOON Twelve month, Ip.n. in
w erest payable quarterly, and secured By mortgage on
PIoKETrs GENERAL AGESoY
VHE PREMIUM FARM OF SMITH COUNTY
Il FOX SALEs-The rc.t desirable property Ia Wide
Tennessee Containing 23S rcres al under fsDeng
ontbudngl plank fsncng and house newly rehised and
a'nted. ies non Dlxons springs and from Cartilage
81 aslialu and Carthags Turnpks 80 negroes Of s
esbe ages nor on the place. ~ih atoez rnd ersie FER
DWELLING HousE, six Rooms. Garden
7 T. ftffn "A. - H. nj
c-hA FiCAhthN
4 GWEAS BARGAIN nag be had n nlrs neg
a house - miss out fhe Lstanoo PIKE. with 1t4
acres q sFsnt, vel suited for maFtes gareu. b apty
ING 'eon, a. Pichsff's ASaNCf-
cUBScRIPrIOss to any Nsp. papsr 10 he uni,sa
- states reeeiEed - Plckkfts
ToR WORK.-Two Ale b4died Negro Boys, .sess-
y seneito n wofk, arsys on hand fer io' 49,. q
ianiI ricKtrrS
s.at No. 7; o & R'sH .,4.:..
900 u NASHVILLE sud chsssano,rA
w R4iz I'D stesk. a. PlCKETTs A9ENcT,
xxYANTED-fa purrh .. suo .,u.s Panty Ressseae-s
w betEesa Broad street. ADD ne qaars. 81 PiCKEFTs
Ge00 rs Gins. Has6, Ralss.a sssck ssrssls a
sYOOO Rtck1I1H
A coon aousE. rusus ard . acres q rruuna d Fdg
Il nsld ons is rer &c sqaaFs ~ rsni q n KITS
ofEicEs frrsut osrr KsrE.. eel.. ssrest hrs. asos
= Can = Pickk11's AHANtf.
GU PisKEr1s
DERsosa having rood Cools ana Houses sssnrss Z Ma
ssa ae~sA % sshnt FIrkRfTL
rE7O RENT.-A rsry sanseBlsas nsv Hrlrs rouss 80
chcFt sseel, conese Ha uiih nen reanss, ssFssn1s
rees an1 Atelep. sri asW a44 n aossl rfasiF
iesnss q ff1AAAFe
naCaw AwnHam "A 4. ..,es - D MESSY
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PATENT MACHINE
II A +, f. r. O u r.

TINHE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
is making Six Hundred Coils pr week Of very
superior article Of STRETCHED MACHINE BALE ROPE.
All orders pronPty filed, the lowest market rates, by
JOHN T. DOUGLASS, President,
sepi9-6m No. ~ Commercial st st. Louis. Mo.
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WRAPPINGS

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
XX7E will open Monday 29th inst the largest stock Of
w CLoAKs, MANTILLAs &C., sc, ever offered in this
city All persons wanting nice article wOald do well to
call, stock embraces every thing new, ranging in
prices from IS to 800. K. G. McNAIRY & CO.
sep22
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ILLN
EKTE are nov ia p cept Of our FALL AND WINTER
w GOODS, embracing large and well selected stock OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS together with an
extensive assortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING wheh
orr the trsds terms That cannot fail 20 give salts
faction. We solicit a call fron those visiting market
and shall pleasure IN exhibiting stock and prices
them taueS0-nl ALLISON, ANDERSON q 90.
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Marshall's Uterine CathOlicon.
OPINIONS OR.THE FACULTY.


ONE Of the severest Of uterine disease that have
" met 18th in thirty years active experience as practi
toner Of medicine, the AZ first railing MY att
tn virtues Of Mar halls Uterine sth icon. The pa
lent ried and d mother Of Two children.
she had been ionay troubled with discharge similar
to the Viii es AMI hal ID trouble with her mony
peois 10 considered herself IN good health. She then
t4s with soo ing pains ugder her hit shoulder blade,
which II erward ded dong the sYne she was then
Dubbed with head ache and great nervous dsby. Cold,
shGddring pains and flashes OF heat ud shoot the
wnee body The organic di cul Of the womb finally merg
no complete pr0spsus, that she uld 10 sit down with
in There wearness nd aching in the back and
an liable desire lie the sofa al dly She had
iuses with hot ard dry skin and al Their in cr ca
condition. CandOr compe me TO say that many Of these
symptoms appeared AZ underto the case and the bst
ski could nj fled avert them. felt II the
sporsb lily too heavy, aud nsultan with
en- medic es-orin New York City led 10 the Of
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miller ones and thu again TO perfect state Of health was
grdis but the who process tesutiul the grad
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c0ns ant II r six months attend by compile
success and though yeal years have elapsed NOS he
s. ghes symptom III health has b exp ;rieHced. Since
then have nily aud do than act Of
simple iu tee when SAY that it is eminenly worthy cf pub
ic confidence. W. TURN0lK, NJ. NJ, Ind ana.