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HUNTINGTON THE roneER.

HUNTINGTON THE FoRGER.
New YORK, Dec. 30.--The CAGE of Hunt
ington, the Wall street forrer, wss given
to the jury at O'Clock this ?. NJ, but we
have not yet heard OF the rendition of any
verdict
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y0nH p. H. TALLnAR, CHAR.ssP0vRRs
Poughk eepsie, N. Y. DAvsaport, iowa.
TALLHAM POWZR1.
Attegnsys& CsumselloRsaG Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOwAs
Once Brady Street, between Second and Third Sts.
1 AN DIS bought and sold On Commission. Hayia r
also an osics in Eastern New YORK, a. \ point
from which a,arye emigration may be expected during
the present season, 40 have unusual advantages TO
dispose oi lands to actual settlers.
iC T'fosn snegotiated on Real EssatesecUhty.
-RERERENcEs-
New York City. Peughk eepsi., ~.
Hon. John Van BureR, Hon. Charles RuggIes,
s. A. G. Flagx, :. Gilbert Dean,
.t Charles O.Couor, VassGr q Co.,
william y Havemeyer, IS Benson J Losing
Anthony J BIeeckcY, f" Prot. 8. P. B. Morse,
William b. SkidmoFs. Utica,
Albany, Y. Hon. Horxtio Seymour
Hill, Csgxer 4 Porter Chicago, IN.
HogebOome, King and koies Rk.Swiit and Co..
Ernstus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
AplJ3d Wit w X. Wood and Co.
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ACooD THEMF.-Mr. Cough has just
delivered lecture at Chicago, on the Gus.
tom Of using intoxicating liquors on New
Years Day. We presume he means more
particularly keeping 1t on the ables o.
open houses" We hope no illustrations
OF this evil may be found about our streets
in the form Of booty young men -
I,l, abe SUBJECT would strike them
roe, were ii be del vered
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LIST o. LETTERS

aAmaalpg 10 the Pos. OA:cs mp 10 the ist Of Jan
1861.
Persens calling for any Of ihe above Letiors vii
ptease ray IS Advertised -
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red.
The Delaware Lands, &C.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3o.--The Indian De-
par.ment has received information that
about 10000 acres of the Delaware lands
have been recently sold, Welding $3.50 zoe.
Upwards of 800 ,o00 acres, including Leav
enworth City, belonging TO the Deluwa'e
Indians, are yet to be sold. 100000 acres
opposite 81. Joserh, Mo. The same number
on the Usage river, the former held for the
Iowas and the latter for he Delswares in
trust, will on the opening OF spring be
brought into market, and before any U. 3.
lands shall be offered for sale in Kansas.
II appears from communication to-day
'~ansmitted to the Senate by the Secretary
'aterior, in reply to resolution OF
THIS ,h,IS Department has endeavor-
,s.uR ,"n.srpets are .aod reserv" ton in
of Ine ABOVE haps, and are, for the New
IL ehs,isT tndis ijushy iosroah l !,
rn'giit t..l,eu IN, notes IN coifel gdafueu
ia Ia al BE leyGe, Sebraska,.s settlers
Flyn Exin, Illinois, office Of Grs ~ ia IL
IF9nr Kspias, IL va, Hud Greene. Ns'y 'es
ounu,i Biuii5, Iowa, in Exchange on there
rest rates or in currency 4, moi
MDREIS @. TOWN,
john /. TOWN, Al
81" R.B,BEANES,
GREENE WHARF,
GRkEsE, WEARE n bESft
- al
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FIRE AND Lpss OF LIFE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3O,--The shoe store OF
Scion Basin. Broadway, was damaged by
fire early this morning. Two boys, APP
prentices. who slept over the store, we're
smotbered to death
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BANKERS.

MACKGOT. CORBlN 4 WHITE,
Pr. DrsMaixxs, lows.
REFER To-
Messrs r. CHorsAU n. Il Co.. tu.x.
CAsHrRa nsRTcAS ExcHArsE BAHK,
Messvs. TEss0H b DApJsH, Bankers, ~. Louis.
asher ATLA sTIc Basx, Boston.
Messr,. r. X. SwfrT, Bso. & JoassTos, Chicago.
Notes and Bills collected and proceeds remiiIed 10
any part OF the United S.ates.
Bills Of Exchange ON all the Principal Cities
Of the United States and Europe
Bought Nnd Sold.
J. money rcmitted to Europe in Sight Bills.
which can be reached In any town in England, Ire
land, or Vale =, In sums OF 81 upwards. Nov5 dU
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Estray N office.

n TAKEN up BY Young stoke. In Pieh'
TS1A ant Valley, Rs strays, one black Mar
Z oct ~hts~, tvo years old last spring, Alec, ono
Boy Gre Cell, len hisa foot white; two year
cid lasI spnsg. Also, 49, cream coiosed Ioh. e'e
Pear old last spring. JOSHUA d. PATTON,
janl.woss eeanty casfk,
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EXCHANGE


On sIIparts ofthc United states Dough and cold.
COOK, SARGENT r Couk,
Bankers an ard gents,
Fort Des Moinas, logs
Atlanta and Interior banks.
vXTE shall cont inUe u receive ard pay out the
wv notes OF tho above banks las have done
since their organization) aiter the 18th n.st I'LL
Ia rther notice. fJani2l COOK & SAkGENT.
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3 A N X I N G.
Tallman, Powers & Mclean.
BANKERS AND DEALING IN EXCHANGE.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
nPPICK, Brady Street, between Second and bird
OStrsets. Exchange on all the principal cities Of
the United States, Great Britain, ireland and Con-
tine ntal Europe bought and Sold
Notes and Drsfts collected and proceeds RENTED
70 any part Of tho United States ~ current rateso
Exchange.
Collections OF notes, dYaits, accounts legscies and
inhsritsnces made In all parts Of tho Usited States,
Csnadas and Europe.
and Dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sosd and located.
Excbai re on cities In the United states
Carpenter & ysrniigs, Se~ York CITY;
albany City Bank, albany,N Y;
Bnnsio City Bank, Buhaio, NY;
Bank Of Commerce, Boston, Macs;
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pa;
Merchants' 4 Manufactorersf Bank Ptusburg, Pa
Mekim q Co, Baltimore, d;
Gilmore n Broth eFton, Cine innati, OHIO;
Lueas " siiDSnds, 81 Louis, no,
Citizens Bar h, New Orieans, La;
Rk swift, Brother d Johsston, Chicago, Ill
sept6 'Sdwu
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EUeNt2SG ZDTE8e e9OONS,
yXIHITE BROLApE silks;
w Light stripe aud Plaid Silks,
White, pink aud blue Crosse do partle,
Pink, blue aud white silk Tale;
CoFsred i,a reyes and Tafletons.
link, blue and Lun Msfinos;
Embroiaeries IF emery Description
SILK Berthas aud Lace Capes;
VaIepeleDnes and Maltese Lace setsi
Mhiteand light colofea isii GIoyts;
Aud great variety Of every style Of Evening Ores
hoods can l,a found AZ WADsWORTHs,
dee9-dtf SeeIiuS Z. opposite ieGlaire House.
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VI ~
siiAWLS, SHAWIss,
SSsOCasA
Long & Square Shaw's.
TLTE prepared to eier In The above hn0 Of goods
w soiae extra hue fabrics at extremely low prices
One lot Of shawis we have hch decided btrgiIn,
being q superior shawi at the low price u
Eight DOkIN1'S,
and much better article than many merchants can
purchase for tho money. Our assortment u inner
shawls Is unsurpassed n quality richness Of color and
beau,iiu. designs, while the prices are very low We
have of the
FINEST AND FsHGAaEsT SsAA WIN
brought this market, and can accoainsdate pur-
chasers witha
FIFTY DOLLAR SlkAH WI,
or ono Mt any price under they wish. In Bay STATE,
Waterloo and Scotch plad, Long and square sitawsf
We have large stock at the
LOWEST RHHC1.S.
All In Of Shawls wifl-jn well 70 examine the
stock At WADSWoRTH'3,
Octi3 Second st. opposite ieClaite House.
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CONCORD, Dec ~.
The Phoenix Hotel in this city was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning. lnsu
red.
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MI. John C. Davie has this dsy been xdp II,
IA lee Partner Ii, our hrm. The busins IS win
De continued az heretofore, and Under lie SANE
name and style. COOK & SARGENT
Dav port, A Urijlst 1886.
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GIVE US A CALL

Residence to Rent
A VERY desirati lie dwelling with six rooms, cellar;
Awood house, well Of water and large cissera ,aii
will be expected TO buy the furniture now In Inc
house, which Is and only such asa family would
.iaco-,f T. C.. EADS.
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tsare Chance TO seCaIe
Valuable Farming LaEds in Scott County.

THESE lands were selected many wears sgo and
comprise come Of the best lands in Scott County,
and have never been befcr offered fer sale
Mch Sd SO COOK a. SARGENT.
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NEW YoaR LIE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital, 800 ,O0O.
PLisY Psrrnss, Aetuary. MoaKIs PRasxLiS, FROST.
ALEX. W. MeGREGoR, Agent,
feba, Davenport. Iowa.
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FOR LEASE,
OTIS I'd S In Block 10, corner Of Fsrnanf and
IL Third Streets
ApI7d1 COOK & SARGENT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-12

INPRsvED CARRIAGE AND WAGON WHEEL This
Improvements the invention OF Mr. J B Hayden,
AM io- strength end simplicity, we think has 70
equal The spckes, instead Of being framed into g
hub sr5 formed into an arch upon 3 collar or disc,
with spsrtaFe through s ceutre for the point Of
The axle to pass through. TIE box has two fanges,
the inside one being stationary, the outside one
mo7hbe e. The wheel after it IS put tcge,h her upon
the ring or disc, is placed upon the box, and the
outside angs sore ed on bringing il close against
tie inside hsuge, that securing the wheel perma-
neully to its place upon the box, and making it
firm and sub-taufial, giving q finely finished and
handsome appearances.
The inventor claims over the common wheel "a
greater amount Of strength st the circumference by
mere asing the number OF spokes without weaken
irg the centre 0, the wheel We never use less
p than eighteen, consequently we can make the Eel
loes ard tire lighter We get the full strength OF
spokes at the face of the hub, nothing being cut
away for tencns The tire viii not need resettng.
as there will be no yielding in The centre Of the
whee)-a common difficulty ia wood hubs The
wheel must be perfectly true as the box and hanges
ere turned trom 3 common centre, aud there ca q
be no rraccursCy in setting boxes"
Mr C. ( Fisher, the proprietor Of this iuven-
tiOa, is stopping q, the City Hotel in this city
where those wishing to examine this wdeel can
have an Opp0rtunity.-N IsB. Patriot
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Z
WASHINGTON, April l0-Ex-Governor Gearv re
turned here this morning to close up his official bust
ness. He says he is willing to be Judged by hi,
official acts, but he is not responsible for newspaper
statements Of reported conversations
Several presents, among which are elegant sword.
and spears, have been received by the President from
the King Of Siam, and deposited in the State de
Partment.
New York, April 1O.-Cotton quiet Sales 5000
bales. Middling Orleans l4I.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11-It is understood that W.
B. Reidhss accepted the mission to China.
Christopher Carson has been re-appointed Indian
Agent, and S. NJ YOst has been appointed to SINH
lar once IN New Mexico.
Henry B. Walsh has. been appointed Receiver Of
Public Monies in Iowa.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-The steamer Louisiana
sameiGto collision with the schooner Somerset in
nc Chesapeake Bay. The bOwsprit Of the schooner
entered the boiler. There was nobody injured, but
both vessels were much damaged.
BosrOS, April 11-Kalloch's society have invited
him to resume his Pastorate.
NEW York, April I1.-Flour dull; State ) 5Oa5
60; white wheat 60; mixed corn 20; mess pork
%; provisions steady; whisky dull
WAsnEGToN, April 1l.-There are over a hundred
applicants for six land Offices in Kansas
The following appointments are said to have been
made:
John c. Turk, Register in the Dacotab district
John H. Patrick Receiver.
Isaac L. Gibbs Register in the South Platte dis
trict. Edward Disloud Receiver
George H. Nixon, Register in Nemah district. An
drew Hopkins, Receiver.
Gov lard viii probably be removed.
BosTOE, April ll.-Magee and Carter, mHrderers
of the Warden and Deputy Warden of the State pri-
son, sentenced to be hung aterimprisonment of one
year.
CINCINNATT, April 1l.-Flour dull; Whisky 2lE.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE river is rising slowly,
with So feet in the canal Mercury at Sc.
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DECHERD.-Now that the completion of the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad is fixed fact, At
tentiOu is beginning to be directed to Deoherd, the
point at which that road intersecs the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad, as afording more than Ordi-
nary facilities for business. isin the heart Of one
of the wealJhiest and most fertile sections Of the
State, and with its railroad advantages must become
place Of considerable Importance in a commercial
point Of view. Already VIC hear Of spoculations in
lots in this embryo mart and shall not be surprised
to hear one Of these days that it is outstripping
many place with half a century the advantage in
the race Decherd is very desirable being in one Of
the most healthy regions of the State and altsgeth-
Ct, the advantages held out by the prospective city
are quite tempting.
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MAGIC MRrH AID MUsIC--At Odd Fellows Hall,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, 18th and 18th inst,
Monsieur CHARLES HALLER, the great, world renewn-
ed Magaeian, who has performed before the crown
ed heads Of Europe and in most Of the cities Of the
United States, win give his Grand Drawing-rOOm
Leyees, as above stated lie will introduce Natural
Magic, Mechanical Feats, using Mesmerie agents,
Electricity and ElectrO-Magnetism, efFseting won
ders, which must be seen to be believed For par
tieularS see small bills.
Doors open at o'clock, performance 10 COM
mence at y. Tickets only 90 oeats; children and
servants p cents
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PenEnansIlin.
A Ii persons who desire to Join
- VIZ. DnLEEAEEsS

"A Ma. DOLBEAR,S
Glasses, should do so Immediately
n B.-NO new Pupils will be received after Aprl9N;h
those who wish 10 know the advantage Of Mr. D's in
BtruCions, should inquire those LADIES' and Gentensn
who have attended his Glasses, those families boss
children have attended his Instructions
Mr. d. is particularly DESTROYS 10 be Judged only nv the "a
suits Of his abOTs mol by the IN slrcsss taf
n1 ia oesn "L'lesseu IN ." NRITING Schools, .
NUeIS we cA1nlus wis ~ confined Ia The mere
Lu..taISu "a C,pH' - E5Ff without The know J.
euE9 o. sun stleh' nc ~ >ss principles a. must
guide InerTnEy To success
nrve a,lToad steamboat and Telegraph, do not sur
pass IN specs me OK cart. OaTgeS, and pos boys.
times three max nne and that when Permanently is
primo pies as hNed and uniform, that OF gr.tRs
val equally cer.ain 70 all rho are g,Ided h. mn
whistler they are Fix or sixty years Of age.
Ladies aud Gentlemen are requested To call and eEamipe
for themselves the improvement OF others.
Hours 10 "a A. NJ and BIO s. p. NJ and To Q NTH,
mETChLQ-F. 49,
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CIGAR NAKNG.--We do not suppose one person
out Of ten aware Of the extent to which cigars are
manufactured in the city, Of the Importance it is
assuming as an article of Nashville trade But few
Of our lovers Of the weed, when enjoying the fra
GRANGE Of their Havanas, Regslias and Principles,
arc appraised Of the fact that large majority Of
them are made at home. Yet such is the case. The
other day we made a hasty inspection through the
adjustment Of the Messrs. LYONS, on Cedar street.
and much surprised to learn the extent Of their
business, aad the rapidity with which they manufac
ture their cigars. But Notwithstanding their facil-
~ in making them, they find it impossible to fill
half the orders they receive from this and the ad-
joining States 50 great is the reputation Of their
cigars. The Messrs. LYONS came here about six
years ago, with but limited means but by their en-
ergy their business has grown to its present extent
They have acquired an envabIe reputation for their
brands, from the fact that they use meme but the
genuine materials for their different brands and eve
~ cigar is what it is represented to be. They pro-
cure their tobacco from Cuba and of course the fla
vOr of their Havanas" is as excellent as if the
duty was paid on the cigars, instead Of the unman-
ufactJred article This firm manufactures also on
= large scale the well known brand of Napoleon :
gars, which have such an extensive sale at present
As large as is the business Of these gentlemen,
they inform u3 that they could than double it,
if they could procure vorkmen We hope they may
succeed in obtaining them for believe they viii
be the instrument Of building mp importantbranch
Of Nashville trade
We would advise our country friends to give the
Messrs. LToys, call. They viii be pleased with
them as gentlemen and with their articles of mann
facture,
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lsC IiLIC .AGE OF Nus 4 Y RIIrAi5LE GIN
rIRnDFFFFsVyr

nN MONDAY. 'he l3th Of April ncyt on the premises
~ will sell N very valuable Lots Broad street,
corner OF sumner.
one Lot on e North Of Broad street fronting
80 feet on Broad street and 800 feet summer street,
Also four other lots 90 Broad street. adjoining the above
fronting each " let On Broad and running back 100 feet
60 10 foot alley belonging exclusively 20 The above prop
Crty.
Also Lot on the Of Broad street. front
ing so feet Broad street sId $50 Summer with %
fo.t alley ia The rear and within IS feet Of She southern Rail
road Depot. This Lot Is FEEE SOIL.
All tbs property ei-oly situated for business be
tween Railroad Depot and The Wharf The only street
Of good width boo the civ.
These Lots will become prominent business stands Come
and Tor ourselves.
Terms, and credit for ngtes satisfactorily So
cured, bearing interest ard lien retained Sale al n
o'clock, A. n, 4, Y. S, LINDSLEY.
=. h. GLkscnCE, Auctioueer. Tm.r2q- ~.
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In Search or Sir John Fraukliuz, during ne yeas
1883 455 being personal narrative, and contain
ing an account Of his impoTtaut discoveries.
Plays and Poems, by Geo. Boxer, . vols lg mo.
What Can Wcman Do volume b. T. >. Arthur.
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Prue andI dedicated to Mrs. Lorgrellow b. Curtis.
Dickens Novels, COM le.sia . Tolunss.
Olmslesds Texas.
TIE American Almanac for 1861.
Olshauser's Commentaries, b. Kendrles
The Prince Of the House OF David
Chambers Hislorv Of the Russian War.
Men and Times orthe Revo,u. ion, by Watson.
Irving's Life Of " ashingIon, } vols.
stsraad The Cloud or Daughters Love, by Ros
LoHgfe'low's Poems complete in vols, Is mo.
Webstsr's Private Correspondence vols, vo.
Parey's RscoIleeuors Of s Lifeline, vols, limo.
Emers5n5 Representative Men.
Emersou's Eas lish Traits.
Hugh NHlisr's England snG ia People.
Spurgeon, the modern Whitfield.
Hills Of the shetemac, by EFelhwen
Paul Fame, Novel, by r. P Willis
Fraak Foresters sporting Scenes, characters.
Leila; Star Of Miugr-lia, BY Reynolds.
Passion and Principle, by Mrs. Grey.
Wiand Wisdom Of sydney Smith.
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ALSO,
Godey's Lady's Book for april.
Gr1hams Magazine for Pril.
LssIe's New York Journal for April.
Lesie's Illustrated News for April.
Harper's Journal Of Civilization.
H1rPers Magazine from January, e57, and for sale By
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IIarper's Story Book for March;
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OR and account o The Clerk and Master ne o
Marcus TOney by &c, parte in the ChsnceIyC Court
Nashville. By virtue Of decree ia cause, win on
THURSDAY, tIe 1h Of May next, tbs prem sell
atpuU sale Ten Acres r. and situated 10 lower Edge-
field, Davidson county Tennessee, the Whites Crock
Tumgkr. e Will be laid Of Lots, paz Of which will
be putli-hrd before the cay Of sale.
TERMS per cen cash balance in orc, two ard
three for nus satisfactorily secured bea ing Interest
and lien retained. A. V. 8. LINDSEY.
L. GLAsCHCK, AuctionceF. (aprl3-td
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OR and acc0unt Of James 2 M1uTYr UOmmI7s00erl pm
i tue case Of r. K. Perkins and Ma'tha his wife, Hm. s.
and sally G.. hi8 wie 1hTam p Maurv Srpsns Musy,
and Ferdinand G. Maury, her Law Of Mary E. hauTs
deceased by virtue of decree OF The Chanccy CUui az
Nashville in said viii sell pu0Gc sale the
premises. EDN HSDAY. the 29h day ~ April, about 20
Lois in Nash Vile in trout of the Water Works. par
tcuGr Of rich will appear haEdb5, 70 be
issued before day of sale.
TEFNsA ccdt Of ons, two and three years, for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing anda lien retained.
A. v 5. LIN DSbEY So College street
4 K CIArcoCE, Auclionser. lmar2g-LE
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bG- The report that Mrs. Weller had recovered
the 5000 lost from wardrobe Ia her house at the
time Of the fire. is erroneous We are sorry to say,
that no trace Of It exists.
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II We are authorised to announce Nal b. W. wALEEH
candidate for Representative the counties Of Coffee
Gruudy and Van BursR-subject 70 the nomination Of the
democratic party ofthe district in Convention.
Pref. Woods Hair Restorative This won
derful preparation is having IN all paris Of
the Uaion. lis OF The few patent medicines which are
sold the country, hat really what their iAven
tors claim for them Wherever il has had fair trial, the
result has precisely Wood predicts i never
led the white hsr back 10 tbs color where
the directions have been strictly followed and in Numerous
restored the hair pom heads bald
foryesrs. not pretended haiti will hair grow
in every css bal where fails Lcre ccIta My
The Of the hair has besn 50 many in
stances where the seemed utterly hopeless that it is
certainly worth while for ali who have their hair 10 t-y
the experiment. Of usihg bottle two Of Woods Reora-
tve.-.E5Ius W0rIuaH.
WOIIOway's Pills aud Ointment.-PRrJU
VANqUsHrDThe dis9eusares and hospitals Of Europa
regularly Supplied with these remede'. They
admitted indispensable in disease Of the exersr
neutS and The secrctive organs.
II sold at the manufactures, No 50 Maiden Luse, New
York, and No. strand London and by al dra agsS at
sAe- 62Atc- and 81 per box or pot
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HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO &C.
In store and for sale ut the sign Of tTc
Little INDIAN!
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WI IN O1Ia1It1 10 N ID u 0AEL NIX EETN,
CHOICE lot Of hne Havana CigaF7 go dozen haze r. =
- smoking Tobacco LsughOrns's due Chewing Tobacco
WIN general variety Of dae brands always on hand Win
the largest and finest variety Of Pipes the market Also
noe Snus, consisting OF Scotch French RRppee Maccabov
&C. lt6 choice assortment Of mes, Liquors Ale PoI
ter and last but not least, would call attention Of
overs OF the Rod and Reel TO my choice selection Of Phin
Which Is Just received and Of the hBest quality
street, Ispl2-lml MOORE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-12

BS- Our readers viii remember that the sale Of
that 7aluable Broad Street property comes of on
to morrow, when LINDSEY VIII offer some valuable
Business lots. For particulars see his advertise
mgnt