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From The n 0. True DsI.a, Dec. 8Oa.

NICARAGUA Col P F. Msncos0s Of the Mic.
arsgusn Army leaves on the Texas to-day, for
Nicaragua 50 that he may arrive at the exact state
of sifa rs 10 tie new Republic and report 10 the
citizens OF the United States the potion of Wal
ksr and his srny. The Colonel takes with him
500 emigr4nts and a cor siderable amount Of pro-
visions for the army Capt. Ellis, of the NIcsrs-
guam army, who has been for a short time on fur
Tough, also returns TO rejoin the army. The iol-
lowing is list OF those VINO 60 with them:
John Johnson, wife and child; John McRae and
lady; Charles J. Augustin wife and three children;
R. Carter and wife; VIM. Watson, wife and child;
Mrs Woods; Mrs Due; E. Tucke; Miss Carhsr; L
a. Howe, wife and daughter; Doct Backins Mica.
raguan Army; Capt Robert Ellis, do; w. Il Scott,
n o; W. H. Harrington; E. s. Beatley, Miss r.
A. Harris, Florida; B A. Reynolds, Ala; Doct. J.
G. Welsh, Ky John P. HowisD, Texas; and four
hundred and forty others in the storage.
We most Cordially wish them all bon V0yqgs
and success in their undertakings
GOLD STYLE 1t is now some years since the
old style hymns originally adopted and sung in
the Puritan churches, were laid aside for the i'm
proved and beautiful poems of DR.. Watts and 9TH
ers. But we eau reCoteC: good many ssnzas
tlst usedtO be "deacOued off" line by line, and
sung by the congregation, which were emphati.
Cslly amusing Imagine, dear reader, a meeting
house full OF people drawing out the following for
instance:
"The race is not forever got
By BIN WHO fastest runs;
Nor the battle by thOss people
Who shoot with the longest guns"
Now isn't that poeticsl2 At least there is
strong tincture Of truth 10 these homely lines
which may be commended to our "ast young
men The following lines, addressed to the
sun, chime very well with the preceding, although
Of modern origin:
cali hail, the glorious Sun,
Bright tin pan
Thou rCun est, fsirest, purest source
Oi bread and cheese 10 man."
The mex coupIet is thrilling and mastery sd-
dress 10 whales vampires, sharks iom.cod, balibut,
scuppOg, ees, carpels ct i'd ODane gsnus-really
besutIiul verse to sing in church
'Ie monsters Of the bubbIiug deep,
Your Makers praises spout;
Up from the same ys COdngs peep,
And Wag your tails about"
The quotations made above, are We well
known, and have been chsnted scores of times, by
many.
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MIssOURI-THE BEETOEITEs AND THE KNOW

The democrats and old-lins wings in the Legis-
lature of Missouri united in the election of officers
and defeated the fusion of Bentonites and know
nothings, which had been formed. We request
our know nothing neighbors, and very particularly
the Banner, which never tires in tsuntng the dem
ocrsts with Benton's position, to notice this latter
fusion. It viii find the facts stated in the follow
ing paragraph from the correspondence Of the st.
Louis Republican:
"Thsre was complete fusion of the Benton and
know nothing parties, last night with what result
you VIII see IN the election Of Speaker of the
House, and other officers this morning. The f1-
sion was fairly, and fully beaten at all points. For
your further alton, the Senate may be CLASH
ned Is follows: Democrats "A: Know Notiings 6;
Wings 8; Bentonites 5. Three, and believe four
OF the wings voted for Buchanan"
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81 The clever young gentleman to whom the
following letter was addressed don't believe 10
dreams, but thinks the letter too good thing to
remain buried in his private correspondence. The
deDizsus of "I45 Pratt street B." should keep on
dreaming Perhaps they will yet catch gud-
geon
BALTIMORE, Sept. 81.
P. W. NJ, ESQ DEAR Sir:
You will pardon the liberty take by intrudi pg
on your valuable time. There is q singular coin
cidence concerning yourself LAST night dreamt
that We had sold you $4,000 prize and Thought
that your name was written in large gold letters
on all of our signs and as we'll as the $40, 900
marked in large capital letters, this sir, is some
thing singular. I sm not much of a believer in
dreams as any how l have not had the pleasure OF
seeing you, nor was thinking about you before
hand but must say this is q singular PRESENT.
ment Now sir, if you will send US an order, and
send Two Hundred and fifty dollars, we will send
you Five Hundred dollars worth of tickets or GER
ti6cstes for $3.50 risk and if you are not success
ful we will make you present Of package Of
whole tickets in one Of our extra lotteries, free
gratis and if successful in dra wing the above prize
you must reward me handsomely. Awaiting your
earliest reply we remain,
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AMERICAN SECURITIES IN ENGLASD.-Tbe n

AMERICAN SECURITIES n LNGLAND.-Ile New
YORK Express of Saturday, says:
The Canada has brought orders for gocd many
railway securities Shares a. well &c Bonds The
orders, however, cannot be filed, the limits being
under the current rates Among the securities de-
sired, are Ohio and Pennsylvania Bonds, and the
securities Of the Piisburg, Fort Wayne and Chi
GAO Road. The attention of foreign Capitalists
has been attracted ID those securities, a fair
amount Of them will naturally be taken, at prices
equal if not IN advance, of current ratss 1t rare
ly occurs that our stocks 60 abroad at low rate s
Capitalists there incline to cautious movements,
AID generally buy our stocks upon a rising market,
such Os now meets ,riers for sound securities.
Mess's. Robert Benson, Of London, in their Circu-
izr Of DsCtmhtr ) b, state that the market for
Amer can securities generally has continued to i'm
prove; the rsnssc IONS however, have been Iimi-
ted
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SPEECH OF HON. GEO. ". JONES'.

The speeches Of Mr. JOINS are always read with
interest, not only by bis immediate constituents
but BY the people of the whole State. We To-day
commence the publication ofa recent speech Of this
gentleman, delivered in the House of Represen-
tativss. It win be concluded in our daily of to
morrow morning.
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NEwsPAPER CHANeE.-Mr. A, B. SMALL has sold
the Knoxville Standard to Messrs. COLEMAN &
HELMS, and the latter firm have commenced the
publication of the Knoxville Tri-Weekly and
Weekly Mercury. The Mercury starts of hand
SOmely, and is sure to do gallant service in the
democratic cause
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MAGNIFICENT EARM EOR sAI.E-


WE Offering for sale, liberal terms one
" Of the most superior Farms in the Southern States
tanning GOO about 200 finely tmbered being part OShe
Tract which Gen Lucus j. POk resides courty
irontngOn the Turnpike Road leading from Columbia TO
Mount Pleasant and or miles from the former place We
III sell part or the whole purchasers desire. One dVis
lon OF about $40 acres, having Of the finest Springs
the County, and never failing Stock water both. We
have compared the Lands Ia Middle Tennessee with those Of
20 other States and have hesitation In saying
above aet and The Lands in the immediate vicinity the
most beautiful have The soil,
neghbothOOd' &c, unsurpassed Those wishing prem
Jun Farm that will cOntiuue TO enhance Tapdidy value,
and possessing soil that will never WashaWay,
should by all examine the above arm before pur-
chasing. Call on Gen. Polk on the premises, or to
J. L. & K. W. BROWN,
deelO-lmdtrW&W AZ Cherry street.
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LEBANON LAW SCHOOL

The next session Of this School commences on
the first Monday in February. The last catalogue,
BY mistake, puts it the third Monday.
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Sc The Democracy and Old Line Wings Of
Louisville have presented to W. N. HAIDFMAK of
the Louisville Courier, magnificent and elegant.
ly wrought Silver Service, valued at some seven
or eight hundred dollars "ss testimonial for his
independent and fearless course in the last politi-
cal canvass"
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CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN LAND
At Auction.
TALUABLF STOCK F4PU

80 " - ~ ~ On 4 n ~
WILL oferat public sale, Saturday, the nth day Of
January, beautiful and valuable land
the table OF the Cumberland Mountain in Cumberland
comfy about 20 miles EasI Sparta Knox
vile. This Land part OF the upon which reside
and Immediately adjoining my celebrated Fruit Orchard
II contains about 1910 about 30 cleared
der fence with building road In the clear
ed fields three springs two Free Stone and Chay
Deate, and faillI stream OF 10 Will
cude about $50 900 Of natural Meadow giving FIRST
hay for stock and aordng hrUu ghOut tract
OF the very best ranges u the The market for
stock at our door. ne about mile through
the tract, upon which is good Mill Seat Quarry Of
hrst rate Mill stone within few yards Of the This
tract Is generally level soil good and productive well tim
bered and abunuany wtersd and in The midst as ED0d
society as the state boast with Saw aud Mills good
school and other advantage plate the Land
my Painting Rooms iCks China Hall the Square,
where viii give with accuracy, every Information desired
The sale will take place the Public Square ABOUT II
O'Clock. Any wishing delightful country residence,
arst stock who wishes buy on speculation
Weuld DO well O. examine this Terms half sash bal
anee in twelve months with interest. Sale the gate Of
Court House yard.
deC2S-d6-Wtd. / W. OODCF
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THNHE Sore House the corner OF Market and
Woods alley. This house IN front Of the Union Hall
ana back oihe Bank Of Commerce. and has upied
Clothing Store, H s desirable stand for business Of
any kind. Apply 10 v. X. STEVENSON, or
1ecQ3--tf n + ALLOWAY
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STATE OF THB BANK OF NASHVILLE, FROM July
lsT, 1855, TO JANUARY lsT, 1857.
ASSETS

sSs6749 81
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock, $500 OOOpaa in 500 100000 90
Profit and Loss, undivided profits aftsr paying
expenses and 94790 SO
Time Checks. l46O7 ~
Due DepOsitOFs, viz
Individuals and 4s3 $50 II
sl9 2OO-acilsl circulation SI57, 800 1850 90
1886, T4g 81
W. WIRELESS, Cashier.
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DARENTS, who wish 70 DO so, can have
i their children taught Writing during the x
Christmas Holidays BY -
VIZ. DOLREAR, [s-~
Atthe Saloon Of Vessel q IhOm psOu, a Union street.
Mr. d. has also arranged hours So that pupils who ara
attending other Schools attend his classes without MIA
ing their recitaIiOns 10 other institutions
Those who wish 70 join his class should make early rrri
cation a. the seats are being rapidly bed up Each a
Is Taught separately and the Saloon entirely Quiet So ma
Ladies' are less liable % be disturbed Than t1eg Womb a u
receiving lessons In their DarIors. rfs,5r-fr
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DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust held BY me- will offer for
II sale the highest bidder for Cash at the Court House
yard in the City Of Nashville Saturday the 9TH day
February nexa certain house and lot South Cherry
street, described in said deed and registered the Registers
Davidson county in Book No 49, pages 2i3 and ga
The part Of Lot in K B. OVENS plan and Ia
new brick store and DWolling il, and location
for business.
dec2s-3ts PETER J. COUCH, Tr1s.
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n He pnce Of Vinegar reduced s4 per barrel. de-
ductOn Of so cents per barrel, will be allowed
City Merchants.
dsc2s-tf R.OKANB.
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Boualirng ne eFcl8l0n-tRe Tue method 0f preventing
me estabshment Of diseass-r8guaton The only means
Of purifying blood and restoring % health
uufck eiCSey Of Railways Ready Relief aud Radvays
ksVulaors Ia ~rug the patient Of coughs, zesou1
rheumatism pneumOna, sore throat nnamatOHs, lever
and ague bilious rsmitant and intermittent scaret
typhus chazres, and all contagious and uun-cou az
fsVers.
The positive virtues Of Railways Ren0yatng Rssolyeu
restoring the ConsumpuVe 70 HEALTH and secuing
Bronchitis, Asthma, bad Headaches aHd DyspePsia.
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TUX IA 4 -
GOOD brick dwelling house with large garden, near
n the Military institute. Apply to -
jane '57-tf NJ ID. ELLIS.
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DWELLING AND STORE FOR SALE.

A NEW Brick House With rooms and kitchen; also
n small Brick Store. the premises The lot
fronting SO feet Spuce street. near the corner Of Spruce
and Line A bargain will be gwen.
J. i. & r. W. BROWN,
dec3O-IOt AK Cherry street
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New Books.
HUMOURS OF FALCONBRIDGE.
COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES
IONArHAN- KEI.I.EY.

JUN ATTAIN n GLEAa
DETER known tOthe reading public by the snat Tres o.
ID - FaleOnbTidgs," Jack Humphries,' =" Stampede"
Beautifully illustrated from Original Designs BY STEPHEN1
Complete in large DuOdecimO volume Of 500 pages
Price 81 Is in cloth 81 in paper.
'Ehis book is beautifully illustrated abOunds In humorous
scenes, anecdotes and true sterling wit and viii afford
agreeable relaxation 10 the mind Of the psrussr Of solid
tones '-Del CO. Republican.
HumOs Of FaleOnbrdge is calculated make all persons
laugh and grow faG.''-BGlf. AdBOcafe
hey are Of the most varied lively and agreeable ehaFae-
ter Ere. Bul.
"THE BANIsHED SON. and other Stores Of the Heart
By Caroline Lee Hertz.
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, Illus
trated. "Pckwick Papers, Nicholas Neke5y," "David
CoPperheld" Now ready in vos each y mo. Just re-
esiyed and for sale BY HAGAN s. CO.,
decI4 Market street.
"MARRYING TOO LATE. IA Tale by George Wood.
One vol. 70
NOTES on THE GOsPELs-By Rev. Chas. H. HaH-s
FOls. y
STORIES OF AN OLD MAID, - related to her Nephsws
and Neees. beautiful juvenile Book.
"MILLEDULCIA - Thousand Pleasant Things selected
from Notes and Queries. vol y
COMMODORE PERRY'S JAPAN EXPEDTTION-Nar-
ratve Of the Expedition OF American Squadron 70 the
China Seas and Japan performed in the years 1882 1885, and
1854 order Of the Government Of the United States, under
the Command Of Commodore N. c. Perry, U. S. n. Com
piled from the Original Notes and Journal Commodore
Perry his request and under his supervision By Francis
/. Hawks, D. ID. One volume ve., with hundred En
cravings and Charts. For sale by HAGAN & BRO,
1apTT hfar-af afra
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SHFRTFEyS SAIE

pY virtue Of alias ia directed from the Crcuit
l. Court Of Lincoln county, az its November Term 1885,
in favor Of Caldwell, Cummings d Co. s. A. Slaughter
will the Second Day OF February next Of for sale al
the Court Yard Gate in NaShvs the highest bidder for
cash, likely Negro Woman and her child aged about
years levied upon property Of said Slaughter at the
instance of Caldwell, Cummings Co. Sale within legal
hours. r. H. CAMPBELL
Jan. 2, 1857, lJan6-d4w. Deputy sheriff
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VTanfaa
Penmanship.

IMMEDIATELY By A. S. French & son an efficient Book
Keeper. None others need apply.
dsc23 FRENCH & SON
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PLANTERS 3INK D. TENNENSEt.I

NaSnhAlAGg DGG. SO9 A50ba ]
THE Board Of Directors have declared annual dYi-
deud Of per Of the profits OF the last six
months and an extra dividend % per cent out Of the
plus profits The Bank making 10 all dolars per
share 10 be paid 10 the khodsrs aud al ter Jan
uary proximo- div ID. WEAVER, CASHIER.
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sTATR OF FENNEssEB,I
Davidson County,
Personally appeared Whsless Cashier the Bank Of
Nashville, and made oath that the foregoing
ment OF the Bank Of Nashville TO January LIST,
JOSIAH FERRISS, J. P.
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Negroes for Hire.

GOOD Carpenter also likely negro woman with two
n children, cook, washer and irOner likely girl
about 10 years old We only hire SAID servants at the beat
places }. L. & R. W. BROWN,
dec20-t AK ChsrrystrssL
FORTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE.
WILL positively sell at public QUERY at my residence in
Greene county, Ky. on the 5TH DAY JANUARY, 1857
IS or 40 likely young negroes consisting Of men, and
children twelve Of them girls years old
and good plantation blacksmith.
Also very fine three year old Jack, five feet high No
pOstpOnemenJ Ofsale. TdeCII-3W1 VIM. BARNETT
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
WISH to sell the plantation which live, lying on
CRreT's Greek, ten miles north Of Columbia and I've
miles Of Spring m Containg Eve hundred and thirty
I'VE three hundred and seventyye Of is
in good state Of cultivation Persons wishing purchase
would do well to call examine the property before buy
ing.
dec25-lam dtwkw-tf 7. S. PICKARD.
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election for Directors IN Louisville and Nashville
a Branch Turnpike will be held at the Office Josiah Fer
Mss, Esq, in Nashville, the I5rH January Instant Of
hc6 the Stockholders will please take notice.
wjan6-d3t W. d. PHILLIPS. President
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UNION BANK OF TENN EiSSSEE,l

.
THE Board Directors, have this day declared dividend
i OF s. a share payable on the 5th inst -
fans '5z-tf J. COREY, Cash.
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THNEE undersigned administrator on the estate Of E.
WiNTON, Decd having ascertsned that the estate is in
solvent, and having suggested the the Clerk Of
the County Court An persons having claims against said
estate hereby notified file them duly authenticated
with the Clerk Of the County Court before 5h
day Of March, 1857. GEO. CHADWELL,
deC6-ItmdNW. Administrator
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BoILs CURRDBYR-R. REsoLvFyT.

Lima Indiana Dec. %. 1875.
dozen Of r. K. RssOysnt. nave been sorsy aHetaf m
bOis. have been tOrmentsd with these tisagr.g. -
crescences for than two years. Z tried 81 s-ra 81
medicines without effect. commenced the ReS8Ivsr C
bottle cured me entirely. have since recommended r. f
OtheTB. Yours truly, &c VgEIgfrr
RADWAX &. Co.
i62, Fulton street, New Trrr
sold by Druggstal Merchants, and Store keepers overv
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HAVE lot containing "a acres Of ground situated IN
Edgeheld near Col Ramseys not than minutes
walk from the Square, being Of the beautiful and
ehgby located lots in Edgehed, having dwell
ling house with four rOOms Kitchen house. stable
carriage house, &c Possession would be given 10 the puF
chaser the st day Of January if desired For terms a
ply TO Lindsey Crockett to the Square, No. s.
Nashville, Dec. %, I8j6-lm 4 s HOLLINS
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HUNDLEY, BALDWIN a CO..
COaChmakePs.

NOLENSFILBE, TENS.
w have just commenced business
" and are prepared 20 bald CARR y.
ages kOckaWays and Buggi1s OF an 49,
descriptions. We invite BUYERS 10 call E--aSA 81
and examine cur Stock before purchasing, have M
ecsVed the latest Paris, New York ana LoUJou fashions
Also, We have Byrets patent coupling the eu1n
mere Is Purchasers will please give call and r
not tal 70 be satsded. Our work warranted Or era
promptly attended 70 and favorable Painting and
other repairing done at the lowest prices. small favo-s
iuly received, and large ones in proportion n17--Gu
IMPORTED MALTA JACKS.
TNOR sale at my Plantation in williamson c--rf- r,
Il cash or on time. FIVE BLACK JACKS, three yeas
old, imported from the Island OF Malta Of pure blood
Jy9-6mdAtW. JAMES II. WILSON.
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Cooley FOR JANUARY.
TODEY'S LADT'S BOOK January, 1857, containing
" thirty beautiful Illustrations over hundred con-
tbutoBs altogether the attractive number pub
hshed. Price, single copy p cents 50 year, free Of
POSTAGE and lost numbers. Subscription received and
single copies sold by F. HAGAN & BRO, Agents,
deel9 MarksI street,
HARPER3S MAGAZINE and GODEYsS La
DIES BOOK FOR JANUARY
lust received by
y dse24 F. HAGAN & co.
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An Emgrant called upon US few since rrf
been troubled with the disease called kugr- HrF be- 4
very large holes in his neck his head lay ~
legs covered with the disgusting and e-. -
We Immediately placed bin under 3 frfr-ro. III
the RssOlvent. In six weeks from lhe time DE- ea mon
every healed Not eveua sore vrr Do ft - 5-
body 70 remind him Of the Kings Evil.
This man, like thousands OF other dsludst persona lad
thrown himself proslraled before Emp-r1Is four Kgs
and one Queen 70 be touched by the fingers Ruya @
hsviug that the hands Of their lcrad af-f 81
would drive away the evil The Renovaur~ ga-..Iyr1r
had power IN restoring this poor dsudsd victim r q
cruel disease 70 sound condition body Than AN M
kings and mOnnrchs the earth.
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LUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,


THREE Hundred Watches an invoice Of Fancy Goods
such as Fancy Boxes, Writing DesEs, &C. together with
lot of Soaps and COOgnss be sold 70 close assignments
jane CHAS. FOX.
JUST received 100 Webster Unabigsd DictOnarys Also
q an invoice Of Shot Guns and Rifles TO be sold.
CHAS. FOX,
Corner Cherry aud Cedar Streets and opposite the Post
ONCE. TfquG
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TooNOLUDED TOMORROW !
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LTARPER'S WEEKLY a Journal Of Civilization. art
number 500 copies just received. Subscription received
and single copies sold by
jane HAGAN& BRO, gents.
NEW-YORK LEDGER
A WEEKLY Newspaper. Subscription received and sin
"a gle numbers JOld BY HAGAN& BRO, Agents.
TI1EIE FLAG OF OUR UNION, and "BaIiou's Pie
L torial Newspapers" for sale BY HAGAN q BRO,
lanb Agents.
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AUCTION SALE OF FINE DUTCH
FLOW FIR RTTTRS


THE subscriber has removed from his old stand 7D
to No. 90 Union street, nexttO A. c. Carriers, be-
tween College and Cherry streets. ~
iau6-tf. c, J. ZEUTSCHFT,-
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The presence Of PimPles, bolehes pus.uIes ra-b
little sores, painful tchngs, hot dushss, DC. -r f
cations Of the presence Of foreign and impure 1u 8 In
system, and # allowed 70 miuge with The b1- and -gslr
in the system, cOrruPung the blood and Huz the srs m
the body with impurities sores and ulcers a Br ON
and cover the body with their repHlsTv- presence.
The skin, under these poisonous nduuluez becomes an
sruPdv6 volcano, exhibiting 20 the eye Jgs fszurn- T
Of disease in the form Of salt rheum, cancers r-r- er
sores, putrd flesh, kings evil, anu the zlus. lr ~
li0.s 81 the akin.
Railways Ready Resolvent has cured the mos. terrible OF
skin diseases and humOrs. IL viii never ll a .be sr.