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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

DR.. W. Price-sr-It is with great pleasure, in
Seen' oes 'uaodsche Remedy, prepared by you, which
Iwas 40 fortunate as to obtain, has been a great
blessing to me. Itrelieyed me of the sick head
hs ~ short time, and my general health is bet
Ter than formerly. YoursrespGGunlly,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-03

mr. wm. Price-Sir-My wife has been affiict-
"a ,v;Ih the sick headache, or nervous headache,
for abou' fifteen years. shenever could get any
medicine or mixture to give any relief, until she
obtained abOte Of "Wheatehis SICK Headache
.S "a Give her spe edy relief am happy toinform
You that it has saved her many hours Of pain;
Yonrs respectfully, VIM SHOEMAKER.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01

re- We are requested 70 contradict report that C. y
r. wharton has Withdrawn from the canvass Ter Crrrt
Court Clerk and to state that he aDguine his election
fE- We authorised TO Announce WASHINGTON
COOPER candidate for the Office q Constable Of the list
District OF David on county, the City Of Nashville.
~ We are authorised to Announce e c. BRYAN as a
candidate for Sheriff OF David county The enerug
March election. fb1t
~ We are authorised to announce D. TRTGG candi
date Tor Magistrate, 70 Ill the Office vacant by the
death Of H. C. MARCEL in this, the Nashville District.
ES~ We are authorize to AZ nounce 4 Mcdaniel,
candidate for Justice o. the Pcare in the 1t District
the vacancy occasioned By the death Of X MARCEL.
EY- We authorized to anuoun,e r. r GLhSCOCK a
candidate for re-ee~tion 70 the Office Of Constable
LIST District OF Davidson county the City Of Nashville
~ We are authorized announce q. W. NANCE as
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk st the ensuing
Election ion H-td
~ We are authorized 10 announce IRA STOUT randi
Gate for Constable Of the ist Di r Of Davis county the
City OF Nashville, ct the ensuing March election.
soe- We authorized aunoTuc. \ p CORBITT a
eand date for the Office o. Constable q the 1t District OF Da
wilson county, the City Nashville.
~ We auth0r'z-d tn announce JE So b. PERRY
as candidate Tor Constable in the Nashville District.
sS- We are authorized to announce JAMES ". HINTON
canadae for reelection the Office Of Constable q the
lst District OF Davidson county the City OF Nashville.
I7s- We authorized 70 announce JOHN HUGH SMITH
candidate for the on Of Clerk the Criminal Court Of
Davidson county, at the March election.
We are authorised 10 announce JOHN SHANE Ir as a
candidate for tie Office 4 Criminal Court Clerk the
March election.
~ We authorized 70 announce Gao. ". COWAN
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk Of Davidson county
at the next March election. jln22
gy- We authorized to ANNOUNCE JOHN X EDMOND
ensuing March election decl4-td
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01

by the Secretary of the Navy. The Secretary,
however, upon careful examination Of the test
nony, disapproved of the action and verdict of the
Court Martial, and decided to release him. In this
] decision the Prssideat coneurred, and Richie was
discharged aud fully restored to his former rank and
position. - g.. s-,
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20 There is ii feet water in
the canal. Boats resumed their regular trips from
/ CINCINNATI to-day.
! 2 rrsBURG, Feb. 90, M.-River has IL feet water
in the channel, and rising. About dozen steamers
have steam up.
CHICAGO, Feb. % -Communicstion with Saint
Louis By mail is entirely suspended by the breaking
up Of ice.
Thomas Hayne, Esq, United States Attorney,
| yesterday made personal attack Charles L.
Wilson, editor of the Daily Journal. The occasion
for the attack was some comments in the Journal
on the political course of Hayne.
The injunction applied for to restrain the Ohio Il
Miss. Railroad from bedding traR across the d. ke
and Bloody Island, was refused in the circuit court
at BeIlvile this week, and the track will be con-
structed Immediately.
/
slaves held by the Sheriff of the county under an
Indictment for murder. Commissioner Pendry de
cided they should be given up to the United States
Marshall and returned to the owner that the proper
manner for the State of Ohio to bring them to JUS
] tice would be by requisition upon the Governor
of Kentucky. All the slaves, therefore, were given
| up by the Sheriff. and conveyed over the river
without any disturbance or opposition.
| New ORLEANS, Feb 29.-Cotton has declined /
with sales of $500 bales New Orleans Miidling
| 9ta9g. Pork unsettled. Flour better. Sterling
advanced
! WASHINGTON, Feb. 29-SEXArE-The President
in reply to the resolutions yesterday, sent in the
documents relative to offer of arbitration on the
construction of the Clayton and Bulwer Treaty, by
which it appears that no formal proposition has
been made to Mr.. Buchanan, who reports a mere
conversation with Lord Clarendon. Considerable
debate ensued
New YORK, Feb. 29, P M-Cotton firm, with
sales of 1000 bales, and prices wholly unchanged
Flour dull Whisky frner at 3O4; Rio Coffee u;
Sugar firm; Linseed Oil S2aS4 Freights easier.
! NEW YORK, Feb. 90, M.-Cotton is quiet, Flour
| firm, Wheat inactive, Mess Pork advanced to 5 81
Whisky dropping at 80. Sterling exchange firm.
! NEW YORK, Feb. 2S-Evenng Cotton dull,
| prices nominal. Flour firm S7alO 10 for South
ern fancy and extra; Wheat improving, l 70; Corn
dull; Pork advanced, mess l6 -; Beef Dropping
Lard irmer, lOg; Whisky firm; Coffee, Rio, l24;
Sugar firm, 81; Molasses firm; Gunny cloth 49,
CAIRO, Feb. 27.-The Ohio is rising fast-Missis-
sippi on a stand.
NFw YORK, Feb. 27-Evening. -CottOn declined
! /; sales 600 bales. Coffee firm, Rio III; Sugar
firm; Molasses steady.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-Sales 600 bales cot
ton at 90 for middling. Sales of last three days
! 81 900 bales.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01

WHOLESALE Dry Goons TRApE-We would
call the attention of retail dealers to the adj
verti,euents Of Messrs Evans & Co., and IR-
by MORGAN & Co., 20 be found ia oar columns.
The former have received, at their new store,
next door to the Nashville Inn, large stock
of new Spring and Summer Goods, ofthe latest
styles and importations. The latter have also
received large stock Of Goods suited TO the
season which is ushered IN this morning, and
their first auction sale will take place on the
18th. Goth and 9th of this month.
The new Goods this season are generally
Of handsome styles, some Of them rich and
beautiful
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01
TENNES>EE LECISLATUuE.



IurR-pAY Feb IS
House Bills Third Reading -Huu- Bin to
furnish county officers with copies OF Nichoisoa a
Caruthers' Compilation, passed
To amend the common school laws following
communities with twelve children TO have schools
passed.
Requiring sales Of land aud negroes to be adycr
tised in a newspaper, passed.
Senate Bill making over 50 worth q fowls liable
to execution in the hands OF uad,rs passed third
reading.
House bill to amend the law in relation TO pay tor
killing wolves, increasing the pay passed.
House Resolution IN relation 10 purchasing Ram.
seys Annals Of Tennessee, was amended and
passed.
House Bill 10 prescribe the dates of oyerseers,
and for other purposes, jrctrd
The Senate refused 10 rccOl slider thc Revenue
Bill motion 10 that effect having been made by
Mr. Stokes,
House bin to establish a criminal cour, for the
CITY of Chattanooga aud the cuuatits OF Franklin
and Lincoln was read the second tme
And Mr'Roigers offered amendment estab
ushng a criminal court at Knoxville, which Vas laid
on the table
And Mr. Carter moved TO amend by providing
that the Judge shall be eOcet,d ~ tie counties OF
Franklin aud Lincoln, aud OF the city OF Chatta
nooga, which wac adopted, aud the Di!l passed end
House Bill leasing the State Hospital in Nashville
20 the Medical Faculty Of the University Of Nash
vile for two years, passed third reading.
Several House bills passed SECOND reading.
AFTERNOON sAssIoN.
The evening session was mostly consumed 10
.ctipg upon House amendments 20 senate Blls, a
large mass of which disposed OF.
Adjourned TO Z, ?. n.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
NIGHT SESSION.
THUEsDAY, February IS.
Senate Bills or Third Reading The House took
mo Senate bills on third reading, aud disposed Of the
following;
TO amend the several acts Incorporating the town
81 Gallatin. vas amended and passed.
To amend the several acts eharteFng a turnpike
road from farewell 20 Kuoxille Passed
TO provide for the gradual enlargement Of the
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01

~ The Nashville Building Association
holds It's monthly meeting to night. Owing to
payments in advance, aud to a failure of some
Of the applicants the last month TO tske the
money bid for, an unusually large sum, exceed
ing ten Mousand dollaJs, will be loaned to-
night
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01
500 REV ARDl
STOLEN

INR0M the stable Of the suhseheran the Nolensv Turn
PIKE near RAsh,re Tuesday ght, The 9Fh inst,
large nS MARE eve years ODD iuly Is hands high, very
IA snail Whits spot the eit sid Of her neck and
while on both hini fret. Just above The boot.
Also Bay Mare MULE, 10 hands hish half 81 shoe
on len fore foot gone stAnds ile ~ the ish Fv foot
i0ur Yeas Old This spring
The above reward Wit be paid for the recovery Of The AMI
ma Aad thieves or proportion for either Of then
GIBSON MERRITT.
N.shrile Feb Al lss6.
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4 OFFER ~ sale Gool sENEN HUNDRED ACRES a
or LAND lyiug she Coiumbia Central Turupikr -
Goa miles f4c Cnlumhis and i5dF from 81. Psas-
AIT, being part 90 the tract " IN reside.
This land equal superior sny IN MauFy eounty
Ve watsFed tthe celebrated Deyrrs spfiag bslns
o. part Urgret ur nie) wrl uubered and yell improved
heFe are ca tie premises beauHai budias silica
rartuE TIE Turnpike and The contemplated Ra Head. IA
81 b ditidra ~ Hai gaTghastft 90 sold in bods.
y frF laheF nl9raenen Appy 20 ne ~ AsAneodF. oce
Manrg couhy ftEaesste. ~
sssil--H lLUoIus J. FOLK.
n 60 ~ -
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~ OR friends Messrs 4. c. & 4. b.
BEECH on College Street are opening an unu-
sualy large and select assortment Of Spring
Goods
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ELECTION SATURDAY N1RoH FIRST
Friday Morning, March 1, 1855.
Ratification Meeting.

The AMERICAN PARTY OF Nashville and
Davidson County will hold RATIFlCA-
TION RALLY in this City on MONDAY
NIGHT, MARCH Sd. Let every citizen who
intends to support the American Conven-
ton Ticket attend. Distinguished speak
ers will be in attendance
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY
ID. ID C0PP.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

o. AMMAN IN
A DYANCfs vii D. made on consignment Of Baean,
y Fi1ur WHEAT Corn AMI Pscdacu genera D., 30 the
ab Va uanrd hoasr, b. JOSEPH NASH.
Nashville. Deb la--ln
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BEAUTIFUL KESTDENCE,

Adjoining summers ld eight miles from city Selma
with alb at -Four Hundred Acres attached tot The Dwelling
House, oces nuhouSes, ouhds, garden, Sc are all in
FIRST rate condition.
Thes plantations seventy eighty miles below the
city Of Mont ;omery about hundred fry miles above
Mobile and west Of and to the ALBANIA yer which is
all sea aboas Near seven thous-
and includ ng four of the plantations the Selma
and Moodyis Railroad AMI this body Of land IA
miles from Sema il sted the depot junction OF the
Marion Railroad with the Selma Road and which
depot the regularly.
or the other plantations on the Selma Railroad
two miles and six miles distant, one which is
within miles Of the city selma These plantations are
in the highest state Of cultivation with good gins
e cottonpresses mills negro cabins, shops, stables, are
sian wells &C, &c,
l5UO 1000 5000 acres, and so laid of give much
opened and woodland each may b. desired
provender, &c.
Possession of the above plant tons and negroes will be
given to the purchasers at any time whilst the grow
ing or IN December or Jan AIRY n-xt as they wish
II not sold privately previous the first Monday De-
cember next will that dsv, Selma, to the highest
bidder, such negroes may then be IN, DID,
Such opportunities aud advantages before pre-
sened for those wishing to continue to engage in the cu
tYaon OF tton 1t has been d cult for years past, to
find plantation in the Clne- Brake" region sale at any
price, purchase there large amin proceed tract
These plantations in fertility, facilities for transporta-
ton, aud other respect fuy equal if not suspe or
to any in the cotton growing States AID know that
nal investigation will prove to the satisfaction every
that port OF the Union healthy than the Cane
brake" region Of Alabama.
will also sell privately, for cash. time, Of the
most beautifully improved private residences the city Of
Selma and several valuable and elegantly finished large
blocks Of Brick Buildings including the largest and most de
siraby located store rooms Offices banking houses, &C. a.
Also, several very desirable unmproyed large lots, and
small tracts Of land in and contiguous to Selma.
A so, about
THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES,
Among which is the celebrated Brown Dck several supe
ror brood mares several young sal pedings, colts and
flies-all Of them from the very best racing stock
Among the negroes is first Trainer, several good
raceriders, and many excellent mechanics cooks,
stresses and house servants.
For further particulars address the undersigned or W
NJ BYRD, Esq. atSena or W. NJ Brooks, Esq Marion,
Perry county, Ala The Oyerseers the pana-
tiers will give all desirable information 20 those who may
wish to make personal investigation Of the premises
BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA, Ala, Feb. G 1856. fsb1S--td
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X A @ s!
$3.50 IN PRE MIU MS!
II AvtNG largely Increased MY supply Of Rags BY the
Premiums offered the past year, ending June 80th
induced TO offer larger amount Of Premiums for The
present year. and viii paw the above premium IN
AGO. 500 $50 $40 ace $50 $50 ESQ eco and sl0 any
ten Merchants Pedars who will deliver from this date
to the Of July 1885, the largest amount Of RAGS; he
same bought outside o. and by dong business
outside Of Nashville or vicinity.
I WILL At ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS on DELIVERY and issue 4
erhcae the Of the amoun received and paid for
These certificates be kept aud sent IA before
July that three dsnerested merchants OF NaShS lie can
make the awards The largest amount being emitted 10
400, the next largest TO ESQ aud so on down.
Merchants sending Rags wA please write that may
Ia whose 70 ISSUE The eertcate. Combinations
Elll not be allowed
wo0en, Lnsey, SIX and Wors,fd Rags not wanted,
aud gill be inciGard In the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention 70 saving and buying
sags throughout Middle renneSsee.
iy4-duWASu ". !. WHiIkMAN.
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TUE Spring H,T.-Fmnci>co, tie Nashville
Halter, introduces the Spring Hat to day. 1t
is beautiful article, light, graceful, brilliant.
Not to have one OF them, will soon be voted
eqnvalent 10 a want Of good taste
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01
LEARY & Co, Hatters,
AsToR House., N. Y. CITY
New York, Feb. 8, 1886.

THE Bliss OF MARRIAGE Marry when like. There is
nothing to prevent it. They must love you you love
them and wish to inspire them with tender passion for
yourself Prof Rondouts book tells the whole story. He
gives you the secret Plenty marriages will be the result
Nobody viii remain in single blessedness when
wed whom he she may wish 1t secret The book
called the "Bss Marriage" See the advertisement in
another coumn.-DUtclmdR.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-01

For BRONCHITIS, Throat Diseases Backing Cough and the
effects Of imprudeu of Mercury, medicine has
been discovered which has Effected such Carriers
Spanish Mixture.
Throat Diseases produced by salvation Hacking Cough,
Bfochal Affections, Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuma
tism, have all been relieved and cured in wonderful
ne by the great purifier Of the blood Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
The Of T. II. Ramsey alone shoue satisfy any who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures which will astound yOa See advertisement.
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10000 DO11arsH
Southern Military Academy
l. d Z z Il R ".
By Authority Of the State Of Alabama.
CONDUCTED oS TIE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS ANEW SERIES.
Two be dawn March isth 1885 the city Of Nongom-
i cry, when Prizes amounting 20
.PITAL PRIZE EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS

Tickets $500-Halvgs S2.50-Quarters Sl25.
Eg- PaFt wihng 20 order Tickets the above scheme
win please addrrss samuel swan, Box asa Ma hvie, Tenn,
when tickets viii Immediately forwarded to her address.
Cerncaies Drasng sent postage free purchasers Of
Tickets tuIns diarly alter the da wing takes place
fsbI6-dfrWkw sAML SWAN, Manager.
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Capital 81 PC 0 0 !

1000 Prizes Amounting TO $60, 000l
Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
PRIzRsPAxABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Rsrsans sendiag nancy ~ nah nasd aci fsF ~ beas
sest ORDER puscEakiy attends tbo. CouaancAtiCns
canatrniAl hAuk Aoies q soaad hiRks taksz - paf
gN~ DfaNnSs sent . ~ ofdrflng ticasis. go
Thaso WisAsng paEAcaisF nHnasers see1d ofdef usne
alassy. IS Address ga,fz ,. wrsxkE. NassgsEs,
alls-.a u. box "a. k..rvisEs !. a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BY THE PACKAGE.
At period since the estabhmen Of Firm in 1928,
have been able to supply customers in this branch OF
business with the quality and style Of Hat being packed
Possessing perfect knowledge of the markets at home and
abroad in which obtain material in the raw, comprising
their several partsa large manufacturing department in
which employ moiety Of the best workmen in the state,
under the supervision of the talent and taste empy ed in
producing the celebrated BEST Hats" which for years has
secured to the envabe reputation Of Leaders Of Fashion
for Gentemens Hats throughout the United Stats.
We solicit orders by the Package.
LEARY & Co, Hatters,
AsToR HOUSE,, N. Y CITY.
New York, Feb. 8, 1876. feb22-2w
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SheriHis Sale.

ny xirsns e e.sileuf sReaas % ne drsefed ~ tAs
10 Crcat Coart Il DAFisan cuaniy a. ~ lanaAFy fsr.
fsss 80 90 Al ne noaft house sF tte cty e Nash
vile ~ rs s day Il MaEsh nsHt 3 ~ ghei tdsf -
5000 "a va Ne 10 Aai ae a. aescFbsa Is ne Psn
"A a hszea "a et.sfreiAed SAD s4 u totk NJ. a
AStsee plan hak Ne. IL ptscs ID and 4t I M Neg
haeFsf ufs 81 paFftfsn eeantg. HoahaE tA4nsFaeFrn
Asa aach en- uarksi Egss and ~ task eae hanarei
aaa lairtyssvsa ~ as aee etcA he aoete qrepsr1
fataAe h tis sitg q kesats Day ,fan saans fsqs,
fssira % ~ he properly = W sle4afi.
iAsas sk.xDnokbs0N. pspss5 sAssE
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CONLEY & JOHNSON,

SUCCESSORS TO M'CLuRR a MOORE.
No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURERS of Tn, Copper and Sheet on Wares
ltI intend keeping constantly hand ali kind, Of Cook
ing and Heating Stoves Ojnamen al, and Pain AlHnte
Gra'es, nc &c
Aso-A kinds Il Copper and Sheet Iron Work lone for
SteaTboa s. Rolling Nil s. Furnaces Foundries Factories,
the city. janl2-ly
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Facts About Ambrotypes

MRROTHPES sere "lRfyefscef r. "a NAshHiDs
"a ~ A LARCoMbE.
Ambnotyres made noshsre eiss In AAshse slaa Il
tie ASnbgotyps q oms, 40. ~ csiiege 81
AuhTosypus ale nsn ioahis pate glass, heTrath-
calls sealed and thus prstoesd against ali ossby q IN
jury
AnbretyPe Countsrsits afs uade single glass, pot
ssas and arr aaT4hia ordinary daErcFreotyp
Arbfutypea wers uAmei 10 ths InxyateF % stinguh
sAs fuus a. ohsr piesares uthsF borrow she rase
ahi spqfy mcrar ptstaFs SkcA iacxs he nah
peuts u an Aahratype-~toue and daFaeiht5. khtS
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SlOO REWARD!!
ID ANYWAY from the bcriber Friday the 2sth Dec
II black Negro Man named EIARR \, who calls him
self HENRY.
Said negro rather spare made about five feet nine
inches high weighs abont $50 pounds with Ct his eye
teeth out easy and gentle in his manners and goaee
dice when he left. He is carpenter by trade and
hired TO Coleman Spain, carpenters Of Nashville. His
clothing al good but cannot be described. lie is quite
intelligent, and iii very probable he will try and Can
ada wi give the above reward deliver ed in Nash
yle for his confinement in jail any point that
get him.
Said negro belongs Jo. W. Allen cf New Orleans Blu
left in my care by him this fall.
Nashville, Jan1l-u GEO. @. ALLEN
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i u. q. BE. 4s Dsy 81. New Y0rk

! 49, no. 45 Dey St, New York. p
CMITHs EMBARRASSING STOCKS. TIES and
- CRAVATS--The only premium awarded by The Amer
cs institute at the late Fair at The Crystal Palace
sEIE-ADJUSIING STOCKS wssle P. =. SMITH, Manufac
turer, No. IS Dey st, New York.
Merchants viii find greatly to their advantage TO ca
and examine Smiths extensive aSsortn eRt Of these very
fashionable article for tie neck Grestitd will be
offered to JObbers from Western and Southern cities.
Reference can be had 70 nearly al Of The htclass Job
bins Houses Of Mes York City. JAM
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n q n nc n.

FIHnE arn q Egin Brehers k-Fs'eere sxstinE.
dissolved he ala becerbrr sst IN csnse4asnee q
NE a4fh q VISITS D. ksin. The b 81 he srtse -
ms aarFixlnE partEsEs
Ieln A. Eeia ahd vi Ian u. FHin 81 ceatinae ne
Whossae rag Business "a IT, val a. andsr NE
saas hra-siyls hsFslosFs. saa rsaIlfs s sAafs
al sskIIr usrfcuasa Mn nku'A
f4nit-e8lfWfm Aa. CeAsge -
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~ An ounce Of fact is worth pound OF theory; and the
Of conclusive facts that cluster around that ncomPar
able preparation Hollands German Bters prepared by
Dr. c. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia establishing its value
tonic and restorative such would prevent ncreduy
itself from questioning its ec ,cy. In all Of diseases
Of the stomach, whether chronic may be
mcnded for its soothing cordial renovang influence.
Dyspepsia, burn loss OF appetite, nausea,
tremor' relaxation ard debility &C., relieved by the
Rters in very short space Of time and perseverance, in
their fails to thorough See aIver-
tisement.
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S T. y / " Z T. h L J,
NASHyIllE....... $40 rous-....N. Berry Commander
JAMES ADO Fri 500 .....S @. Turner, do,
MARION ...........1 aUu " ..-.. -. J. Potter do;
suUruEENER... 1900 IT D. Evan, do;
I EAvE Adg.r's whrrves every WEDNESDAY and
l. SATURDAY, after tie arrival Of the ca from the
south ANA Nls., "st ll. d w.t.r.'
Tie e Steamship aiI hgt expressly tr this line
AMI f .ayr comfort AID spec uury8lcd on tie coast
Tables supplied "a every luxury.
agut., .ud courteous .ud-rs viii insure travellers
by die 30. e every pas.i g comfort and Accommodation.
Gallu Pa tge.... co. -
fo. re ht or Taats hayrg r'cc nj starc room accom-
nod ti.a. ...ul.fo HENRY NISsRDUN
Conner Eat BAY and AdErr' South WHAT
fila CHARLESTON : q
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PAoF. WOODS BAR REsToRAIWE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested tie virtues Of this celebrated
article is that viii restore the gray and the bald eradicate
Of he Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age 1t is pu, up
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