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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-13

A Near Gaess.-A Frenchman stop
ping at a tavern, asked for Jacob
There is no such person here" said the
landlord. "'This not person / want,
sare, but re beer warmed with re poker, ;
Well" answered mine host, that is
flip" All, yes, sare, you in re right
/ mean philip"
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-13

u A few days ago the editor of the
Southern Democrat was as thoroughly
endorsed as ever draft was. His en-
dorser was Mr.. Hoole. Hoole didn't
write his name upon the fellows back,
but be made his mark there.-Pyeutice.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-13
EAGLE HOTEL.

u ~ L
OkOLONA, MISS.
NHlS Hotel is pleasantly situated. The Hos
L tess will be happy to serve her old friends
and the public generally with the best the mark.
ct affords.
RULES,
Persons will register their names.
Boarders without baggage will nav in advance.
Bills must be settled before leaving.
No deduction to regular boarders for less time
than six days.
RATES.
Board and Lodging per year, payable
monthly $3.50 90
Board without lodging per month, paw
= able monthly, ..:.-..-.......... 10 90
Do''f9 Without longing, pa BILE IN advance 10 90
Board and lodging per week. ..... 90
Board and lodging per day 90
All night $500. .----....-.... 20
Dinner. AZ
Lodging *
Fires all day 20
Extra for lights in rooms.
Mrs. SARAH L. RICHARDSON.
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" James, now / will hear Won,

Il !" James, now | will hear your
lesson" said a schoolmaster, who was
not in the habit of studying much.
"Gueth not, thir, daddy thaith little
boys thould be theen and not heard"
sa.... He that encroaches on anothcr's
dignity, puts himself in his power he is
either repealed with helpless indignity, or
endured by clemency and condescension.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-13

Scotch Catechism.-Pe dagogue: VIVA
was GOLIATH Boy: The muckle giant
whom David slew with sling and a
stane. Pedagogue VIVA was David -
Boy: The son of Jesse. Pedagogue
Wha was jesse Boy: The Flower of
Dunblane.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-13

Col. Freeman, Col. Bourland, W. p Givhan
Pontotoc Capt. lJno. Abbott, Col. j. G. English
F. NJ. FoOshee, Monroe Judge Calvert, Jno
Mcintosh, Jas. Hodges, and II. s. Bodenhamer,
Chickasaw.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-13
SECOND DAY.
Bl0Oded Horses.

A well authenticated Pedigree must accom-
pany every animal exhibited under this class.
| For hest AGED stallion thnrnuph bred COZ
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-13

~ ehs
Land Plaster.
Bone Dust, and
Super Phosphate.
Lime--Philadelphia
in Hogsheads, and
agents ofthe Shelby
Lime Company,
Hydraulic Cement.
Calcined Plaster.
Plasterers' Hair.
Marble Dust.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-13

Mrs. DIR. Gates, Mrs. Ed. Haughton,
Mrs. Jas. Hodges, Mrs. Robert Baker,
Mrs. James Waller-Dr. Tucker.
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REEB NEWS.
PUBLISHED AT OKoLoNA, MISS, BY
j. III KNOX,
John Richardson, :::::::: Editor.
TO The People of Mississippi.
Family Newspaper

IN The country-one whose cheerful and genial
character will render it welcome visitor to
every household, while its constant devotion to
the principles of right and justice shall win the
appreciation of the wise and rood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21
LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
AT
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
TIE LgStruct0rs lg Ltig School ere
rr.E.r n..rnu IN d u--.

Hon. JOEL PAKKER, LID, RoIaI Professor.
Hon. tn kUFhlLDs FAkSO NJ, LllsD, Dlue Frafssgor.
hon. bMOkF WAshBUkN, Ll.U.r University Professor.
HE OF instruction embrace branches
a Of the Common Law aud % kqulty, AuWrli-y, Con
msFUia International sud Constitutional Law a1I the ia
usprldsuce Of The United sasgs The law LBrr cauEsa
% a. 900 volumes, and appear they
added, and every EFFORT Is made 20 r6uigr C0lUsi-.
Instruction gv5n ~ oral selurss and positions land
By recaliOua and examinations, Iu C1lnscUu ssuJ
which there every week. Two Moot Courts
holden 10 Gzch week. each Of cause, Brav-
QUAY Out argued b. four students az oliHan
delivered BY the Presiding Instructor Rooms ana otner
facilities provided The CluD Cours; uu ASSEM-
BY Is held weekly practice Iu debate, aud acquiring
knowledge Of parnamentay law and proceedings.
students may enter me school uHy stage their pro-
essiOnai studies or mercantile pursuits, CONE
mencemsnI Of either term, In the middle
a term.
Tnsy liberty select what studies they viii pursue
according 90 their Of their AID attain
meuts
Inc Aszdsmcal year, which Commences on Thursday, E
weeks alter the thfd "Wednesday July cfYdeG
terms, Of twenJy weeks each, with vacation oI elk
weeks az the end Of each term.
DuuUE The Winter vacation, the Library s opened warm
ed and hLsd, the o. he mo0rrs0 DO iHs Sd h0o
Applications Tor admission, Catalogues or auy lur-
hsr uiormat0n' may BE- made 70 either ne ProeJrs Is
CambudEe.
Cambridge, Mass January, Is5s-ieb g-lawaH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21

FREE scHooL.-We are glad that the public eI-
hibitons Of our free schools which have been 50 ably
managed, have been recommenced, and that an oP-
portunity is afforded for an expression Of RPproba-
ton towards the teachers Of our children. These
exercises began On last Friday afternoon, with Mr.
P L. NICHOLS room. We regretted that the audi
ence was not larger-oWing to the inelement day
Those who were present we're evidently very much
entertained, and every parent must have been high
" grstifed with the conduct and apparent pro
6cenoy Of the pupils We we're particularly pleased
with the defamation Of the young tyrOs Of the
forum 1t was very animated and correct in gesture
and articulation for boys Of their age. We were
impressed with the advantages Of correct speaking
over individual defamation in the greater economy
Of the teachers time, thorOughness Of training and
the influences Of mutual support and imitation
among the boys. In the other eEerciRes-spelling,
reading geography, and srithmetic-the pupils
we're generally prompt and accurate, showing dill
gsnos and progress on their part, and faithfulness
on the part Of their teacher. The exhibition
throughout was very interesting and creditable to
this department.
Mr.. NICHoL is popular with his pupils and pos
assses the essential suaUiter 81 mode, OrT IN re- to
make him most useful and efficient teacher.
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Tbe,s 1tsamer, ,tsDd A Mol, Tbe s.vIgr bsipr ant

The steamer CUMBERLAND, 600 tons,
Captain WIN. DURRETT.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

sFbOUIs. heb. 29--The Paoi6o hotel was de-
stsSyse BIZ IRE e. thres o'clock this morning Eight
or ten persons we're killed and many seriously in
jured By jumping from the windows.
Utah advices from Fort Scott to jan. lst. The
troops we're in good spirits, waiting weather ana
renforeements TO make descent on Salt Lake city.
johnson was we'll advised Of the movements Of the
Saints Cummings Ess performing gubernatOFisl
duties 80 far as able. The outward bound marks
we're making good progress, having met many Indi-
aRs--all friendly.
NEW YORK, Feb 2O.-Csptain James West re-
turned on the Baltic. Capt. eOmstOck has gone 70
st. Petersburg to treat with the Russian govern
nent for the purchase Of the Collins steamship
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2O.-Tbe river is falling, with
Eve feet water 70 Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2O-River rising. with Eve
feet nine inches water in the canal.
Weather al 9 4. A., Fec. 20.
Fuscumbia-clOudy, wind northwest, mercury
%, bsrometer29 So. -
Msmphis--haEy, wind southeast, mercury Sc,
N.Orlesns--clear, mercury %. r
LOuisvirs-eIosdy wind northwest, mercury 30
Pittsburgh-clOudy, mercury 70.
hiladelphis-snOEiDg, wind north, mercury 20
N. York-the snow storm continues with great
violence.
BaItimOre-snOW and hail Knight, now clearing
OF. -
A shocking murder was perpstrated about seven
o'clock last evening" in the town Of New Providence
by negro man, upon his master, Mr.. Jos. d. Har-
ris, respectable tobaeoonist Of that town. Mr.. d.
was setting in his Office when the negro entered and
split his head terribly with an Ak, dragged him TO
the FIRE, burnt him severely, and then set the Office
on fire. The negro was placed In jail, but this NOR
ming crowd Of Mr. HIS friends took him out Of
jail and hung him upon the scene ofhis crime,
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2O.--COttOn, sales 5000
bales ct 1T, mostly Ct lover figure, other articles
generally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20.-AbOut 100persons were in
the Pacific hotel when il took FIRE. Between forty
and fifty are missing, among the names lost IS far
as ascertained there are none residing South.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O--J. B. Clay and Cullum,
late Clerk Of the House, had q rencounter at
Browns HOTEL Cullum slapped Clay's face. EX-
Lieut.. A. {. Rhind posted Commodore Boutwell, as
3 lisr and coward The difficulty originated on the
Pacific several years ago, and has since been re-
neWed before the Naval Court Of Inquiry.
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Valuable Farm for sac.

THAT Vaiaabe Farm which he undersigned have Fll-
ded Tor The last ten years, d Tor sale l lies OF ne s
Of Duck river In the cOuHIy Coffee, eght niles nom a
chester, and miles from iuahoma ana our niles
from Normandy. The tract contains seven hula ana ly
acres 800 acres OF beh IL cleared be %
Less Of rs farming Land. IL vas iofnay snoFn a.
the Davidson place, this ARA are 10 ol.3io fs
OF he bsst aust: two young orchards OF choke lrui
good gpring asr ahundancas $40 STOCK water plenty
pnfn thr n rsrsnt sections o. said arm. Inc sol 81
10Th t h "a "a 10 any i0r crops ah1r fer grln or Fss
nd 800 U1ifsf rhsy VII be sold separately or tsgeiher
10 gl nd rcaseul. u = OF pc segt asocE ARMS In rs
sise se "a l1oss wishing % BUY Wouli OF cou,
-ig6 10 view tha premises bsloIe purc1lza fiheri a.
soriprou deemed annecessaryi bat al ars 8 la
and ras Ger themselves
dss5s-H6n HoDGB 4 RANsBT,
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lle by Bags = BurrOves, sole ProPristor8.

W W BEkkY g. DEMOViLLB,
Wholesale agsuis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21

NAUGATUCk BLACK HAWK is q rich aai stylish
Drown horse, eight years Old l5 bands hgas haa sl
lFoilsd 10 24j and be bNr8 on tho driE prize over H1
last year and bis colts arkabe promising ht
ur5d b Vermont Black HaWF, shat maize o. ur DIS aFs-
eF, over $4,000 grand SIRE sherman Morgan, great
sire Tho original Justin Morgan H0rss IT'S da1l vas
ported Messenger tie lie half brother Elan fieu.
popular trotling stallion living Black Hawk Ha..
Baek Ralph, kuos Nothing, that r0tied 40 ChfJa-H
"a aad Beat FIora Temple on Long Island n l3u. b.
OF Saratogl, thlg Went 2g - also 1lcondsrug soc
neF OF the dr przs az she United states Fair I
In Is57 ana mauy uf ths best roadseE af the
LIn-Ia.l. honE % Mnrran Hnrlsg. p. ~ % ID.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21

piles in Roth Forms Cured !-READ THIS
81 eau only my present sound health from the
constant though moderats use OF BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND
RITTER- having from Ry youth suffered, al Intervals
from Piles both forms, sometimes severely 70
pIsev PROSTATE have months pact though
subject f sleeB sHd hyscal Effort been
rely free from any symptom Of this distressing disease
while my general health is very much imptOved.h
Persona doubling tbs authenticity Of this Certificate
requested upon OFCOm5uncas with the pr prsoTs.
hey vii take pleasure not only referring it's
author, to many Others who have used the Holland Bit
teFs for she zane a1eetiOn, WiIh equal success.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21

The staunch steamer E. HOWARD, 1000 tons,
Captain ELI WOOD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21
RTarshal's Notice.

Wh BAIL, and Others Steamboat Scotland Lbes ln
JOS AkAARu, Others, stszL1b boa scotland,
IL virtue Or EaTrzaI lssHsd 70 rou Che Disidc
- CouFt OF the United States Ia ana Tor sids Dis
kHcAoi Aenneassa-tn tne abrEo ls a. anenla
aAAl u sac cour 90 HEREBY make publication eel req -f
90 % sale oflsr aud Gle all persons general vac have
o. pfsonl 20 nave Tht ttis Interest ON he stea
p1a eeoIahl hcr la, APPAREL tacd aad turlilfr %
apszf before tae JuQgs the SAID Drcl C1urt as DE
tourL the capitol al Nashville on ta ~ day %
feafuary iant f % Be day els ta aY
lr lQaH u4l ~ Zen O'Clock, u iuTcuouus are
ever unto me l5elanls Ia causes oil gouirc. nr WAGES
supplies, WorA and labor &c, civil aud launs and
pertain. This slh Gay OF 200. ls5s.
j. b. CLEMENTS,
iso 10 sr1hai for the District % Aid Taan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21
Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For LubriCating Machinery.

In Scotland the Camel CoAl-OHs have been very fsVOrl
bly, and extensively used in he place Of Sperm for
years. Oils Of similar and quality
being made BY the Union Coal and Oil Company, and
very highly valued wherever known. This OIL has the
same weight and will bear the temperature, when
winter strEHed the best Sperm, and is fully equal TO
Lubroao having been 70 the ssvsrsst tests
upon bOh heavy and light machinery and entire sat
isaeon This Oh is peculiarly adopted 10 Railroads, Cot
on Spindlss, Machine Shops, and all machinery where
fine OIL Is reourtd. H 10 economical than ordinary
Oils sold at about the price, and half the
quantity will do equal amount Of fabrication, and do Is
better.
This oil being entirely without gum, should be used In
the same Hnest SPERM The openings Of the
cans used for ordinary cOsrser Oils should be
reduced, otherwise the Oil viii be wasted.
These Oils will be furnished dealers the factory PT
ees adding freight insurance, and exchanges and all Oils
sold BY this company fully guaranteed represented
For sale BY Ewn, PsndeiOn d Co.. Of this city, Agent
or the Union Coal and OH Company, MsysViIle, Ky.
We call public attention 10 the following certificates of
gentlemen kBown here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PE6DLETON & CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21

rT,HB OKATOKlO Or THB CREATION will be repeated
~ he benefit Of Professor WkBkR a. Odd PellOws'
Hall on THURSDAY NIGHT, February 25lh, being con-.
elementary Benefit rendered % m b the Ladies' and en-
tIepen engaged in It's pro iuCuon.
m TIcses S-o be had 81 The Music aRd Pook stores
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21
SPRING FAIR.

The annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1855 will be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to sth Of May inclusive Liberal pre-
mums are offered list of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No 17l Deadrick Street, or at this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
20 ell the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to THos B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WN. G. HARDING,
feb 2O-triw&Wtd President,
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RIncL Mnnnnnfh

TFVHIs FAVORIFE JACK viii remain az my stab,s and
serve Jennets Forty Dollars the insurance. III was
nsVerin better health and con don tlan SO Dreps. s
% unnecessary say any thing I'M reference BIS me
breeder. The records Of ne VEriou1 grcutn Society
Fairs, wherever be had coll 70 show for premun, give
evidence the fact o. his superiority a breeder Pas
lurags gratis, and grain feed, II desired, - cents per
week. Bvery attention 10 preveHL accidents escapes
bus no liability for stshar. r. r. RAINS
l. : l. - = ! -
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The steamer JOSEPHINE SAVAGE, 1900 tons,
Captain o. W. DAVIS.
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feb 2O-triv&wtd Pre-

.WAsuHGTOS's BIRTH DAT.-The Literary sOcie-
ties Of the University Of Nashville will celebrate
the Anniversary Of WAsHBGrOSs BIRTH DAY, on
Monday evening, the 22d inst, at Odd Fellows
Hall The public are respectfully invited to attend.
,a-formances to commence 81 o'clock. St
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21
500 Acres of Land,
ThirfY-One NegrOes.
Doubling the Inc ONE
COTTON PLANTERS.

COTTON PLANTERS.
DATBNTED tmprOE smsnt in the manufacture o. Yarns
employing 30 spin the crop but about one-fOuTth the
number required it, and th NUM- consisting Of
children Of six OF age and above, and women UNFIT for
blowing picking cotton.
/ nov prepared 10 furnish Planters with this NEW
COMBINATION OF MACHINERY. inclusive Of the Steam
Engine 10 nsceS&ry-nAmey: The Gin With Lap Append
Ia machine, and The Machines OF The spin
ming Series and 60 nave all arranged In she Spinning ROom
the Plantation complete, With great despatch Also
competent SpnneEs.
Ore half Of the portions OF she income the very Et
year. viii than for the whole machinery inclusive
Of he Steam Engine and SplnnerS' Wages
Ny improvement In its Results Planter, is eQulVh
lent 70 bis having purchased Of me Plantation, NeEToeS
SC, more producVs than those he works, and while
his Spinning interest will prove his diversou, : viii be eL
empi from the and anKisteS inherent planting
gathering and baling up crop.
MI TERHB-Machnery is cash article, but for good &C
csptsnces can grant reasonable facilities, and ioT the
Right Of The Patent fourth 20 be paid 70 each OF the
hrs Year,, the the yarns bring Enned
eOttOn-With contract RsuunE the pay should the
plantation change PIOpFie soTss
Proportions from Planters nov be made, and 20
know OF the Machinery in their particular esse, they
omit what has been The number OF pounds
must spin. GBO. g. HENRY,
aprsLVIy Mobile, Ala,
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REMOVAL,

VTTR have moved into the New Wars House No. "a.
w Public Square, Nashville, Tenn, whs 70
We propose todo business on an upf0 Fsd plan. We hs
nov foT sale a nice aasOrtmeEto -.. ...| q
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC We
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C..
sOlssIhs patronage Of car fsnds and Of buys
generally.
taR ls-9ns URLaAE a co.
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.yM. K. NICHOLS, Master Hlshlnis..
MATsvIrLE, KY, Nov. "a, 1857.

WATEVTLLEI hT,sNoTs IL 800
To the Union Coal and OIL Company:
GHETLENEE-Haviug used your LubrcatinE Oil, made
from Camel Coal on The machinery our Cotton Mills Gn-
GLIDING EuRlne and Splndes for the last few weeks
prepared thai have found greatly superior
TO any other excepting the Sperm, and fdy equal TO
that article for which have been from one dollar
seventy ve dOATs and twenty-five cents per
gallon The distributes very perfectly the machine
~, long and free gum which causes friction,
and consequently heat.
InVe or superior quality Of this Oil, nave sdoP
ted il fog Mills From the low price a. which IL is sold
doubt NOS IL must come INTO general use
number other certificates In The hands Of the
agents here which may be seen a. sny time.
JANUARY & WOOD,
Propriet0rs Of Maysvile Cotton AIlls.
February >, IE57-dlw ImdzW2m
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AND'W ANDERSON.
!. b. ROMANS.
Master Mreu4slo's orTroE, N. &C. R.R.}

Memphis Jan g, 1858.
This will certify that am using the Parane Camel COs
OIL manufactured BY the Union Coal and Oh Company Of
Msysvlle by, ia chine shops and the lOCOmO
lives the Ne Uphs aud Charleston railroad, and have
given the tes IN order 70 prove its qualities
lu5ncsng Oil nave no hesitation 10 recommending as
superior Oh for Railroad upOes bOtn IN regard 20 econ
omy perfect lu1rcat0T believe Il 10 be the best
Oh have used, and that gallon will far e. two
gallons OF Lard Oh. The lChlueTy now running ~ the
shops with twenty per cent less p0WerhEn required for
ordinary OIL The huidy Of the OH arises, an convinced
nm the total absence Of gum aud does not effect ts lub
eating properties but OD requires that the Ornoes In The
cups and feeders should be reduced in order 70 the
Oil economically.
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Coon ADyTCE.-The thousands Of cHPpleH whom Rheu
matism has ls stifened joints whom Palsy has
beTe OF the OF their limbs ADVISED TO Try BRAsGS
ARTTIC LIErEESr, which has yet failed
single kind which fair trial has been made.
In using it, do spare She friction, hut rub It well and
bhsky. useful In relaxing muscles contracted
drawn up from camp in reducing and scattering tumoT5
and white dwellings; in healing ulcers and in curing al
OF eruPve diseases fine skin His fer sale In ~
respectable Drug ssores.
THE SENTIMENTS OF HUNDREDS.
Testimonials like the following reaching the proprietor
continually eEolnE the e6cHCy Of B. A. FahnestoekH
NeTmtuRe and bearing witness favor OF m cuIsttVe
Use 90 win confidence there prepare
possessing such extraordinary powers 70 eEpe WOrmH
AUsTIN, TeEEs Feb p, 1883,
Hs5ers. 3. 4. FlbHesf0sE d Co., PitSJuTg Pa.
GEsTIEHES:-Dur;Pg the tive years that have been
selling your celebrated VeTmifugO h.ve Witnessed its Ell
CScy eTpelllnE "a satisfaction Il will certainly
,pel such, u be worms In the system. AGa druggist,
take pleasure bearing nOny to the mert Of your
valuable VermuEr, aud out echo The sentiments Of
brrs NY psoUs and customers when say mat believe
q 20 ba yhO best article 10 Tor he expulsion Of worms
Truly yOuIs, sc.
FRANCIS J. DUFFAU.
scd wholesale and retail by sill the principal druggists
and equity merchants throughout the United Sstes.
feb Sim
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TIE FAMOUS EOAD5IER,
Naugatuck Black Hawk
LngoLL.I n ~ T.nne...e -. - Canga.a.

THIS SUPERB STALLION will make his second -
y season az the sLaDla Of The subscriber. -
mile IRON ha5fv on lhs NolensViIIa Turnpike. i ~
and serve mares al twenty Five Dollar The
health and appearances he ha greatly Improved siaCu L
year he proved himself last year remarkably 1li
ssi-sE a ares from distance viii we'll cared fI1
gram ed Al 81 per week. pasuHgs Without grain a ad c
per week. r. L.. RAINs.
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ST. sroCKNAE.

WaFIand. Mass, FEB. 5, i854.
PROF. D. J. WOOD & CO.-Gsnisi HAVING rssliEad ne
good Effects OF Jour Hair Restorative wish % sao aai
hnding hair growing ihn, well a. gay va lnane
cd from Wnat fead and heard % ~ ne aee Re-tea
b yous promote growth and change iia oolo ea u
was yOuth Of Which 0dsolsd CON pleiey In
ne operation have used neasiy lIfss bciile1
Hourl 80 IAME5 FRANCIS.
o. J. WOOD q co., ProPrissors, 3la BroadEay, New
New an he grsatE X Wire Railing hsahlitale1t AMI
~ sgEef SIS ~ Louis, No. And sold oy ~ good Drug
gistl. pp'-a-asal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-21


TIE GEErE.-Our play-gOing readers viii bear
in mind that tomorrow night has been set apart for
the joint benefit Of Mr. and Mrs. CRISP. The bin
for the occasion is most attractive one, embracing
The Gameste (repeated. By general requestl the
charming little after pieces Of DaOEd cut D'0mo"a'
Songs, aad tableau Of Washington Crossing me
Dslawars
During the past week the public has been indebted
to the benedoiaries for series Of most ersssHt en-
tertainments. We would net be understood % en-
ployiDg the meaningless terms Of compliment
when We say this. We can assure hose VINO nave
not attended the theatre during the past week that
they have missed rare intellectual treat. The per-
formances have been Of the first order OF merit
We trust, therefore that the patrons Of the drama
viii show their appreciation Of genuine talent Dy
giving Mr.. and Mrs CRISP crowded house on
Monday night. It is q compliment richly merited,
and viii, we feel sure, be most acceptable to the
recipients.