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Fsibust-rasm In Arnes4e.-The Roya1 FsuAa-
I's. az E"s"fs<--I"tesests"g from UtAh-A1-
r-iss Z" Euseps--Co.4sessio Proceed
snEs--Ths "Sirgulae Array 1t Astor1n--
Latest Intelligence MAJ Acts, sc. Sc.
~ days cd...cz Of the FAMILY HxsnD, among other
things, vii. Contain
Al interesting ,essms OF FilIoustaSsm In Amsr.e1-
Assistance TO the Patriots Mexico sad south America
The gress Of Panama in Is26-Tbe Texas Revolution
ATTEMPTS OF Lopez 20 L!berate Cubs--Ihe Qumsn aud
Paez Movements for Cuba Observation-Disclosures, 70
Lower California and sonors-Hsory Of walSers Opera
tons il Nicaragua, &c
Affairs in Europe-Our London Pats and BsT;in Cores
poruence--The Acratic Again Escaped-Thc Leys:hsn
Anoai-FuDeIa OF the Que OF oudeThe Parts Fashions
for February, &c.
The Royal Families of Europe-1heir Origin, intsrnar'
rieges md Connections.
Interesting from U,shArriss from Great Salt lake OF
tho Last Gentle Merchant-Iiis Sa:enent OF the No
,aiy Of tee Mormons, Their Views, Feelings Expeots-
tons, So, &c.
Interesting Letter from our Special Correspondent in
Kansas.
Lola Moptez on the Witness stand--A Free Fight and
Final Adjournment of tho Case.
The Double Execution in Pit,sburg-Man and Woman
Hung
Affairs In wssbington-Pfocee5pgs Of Coogress
The ssingusr Array" al Astoria Statements or the
Affair obtained from the friends OF bota Sizes, &c
Notices q New Publications..
Editorial Remarks OF Matters G. Interest.
Tho Ioca. Incidents of this snd aorg c:.es Of go1c
rel interest.
A Full Report of the Prices OF all kinds OF Marketable
Produce, carefully corrected each week
The Lates; Intelligence reoeS ed vp 10 tho time or publ
cation.
Together with Police Rercrts-rhesrica ssasrs--Rs-
port OF the Cattle ma-se.-Money anu Commercial Mar
ke,s-Say fiages And Deahs-Formng great mass OF IN
tsros,ing ard miscellaneous reading.
Ter,ns--Cny So year; four cents g single COPY. To
b. obGiasdst the office Of the bsID ard OF a., news
ageE;g.
Ambrotyye ana Photograph Views 81 over
hundred subJecs Aercan scenery city sld couary,
at HOLMES portrait gallery. $50 Broadway. Ss;s
A Substitute for Gold Leaf, and Seven T1mes
cceaper then gold. is ANoEtW A MOS. RS superior tio
renee Leaf only at rs william stree, opposite Plai;
II your Hair begins ., Turn Gray. try the
sorful Oh ANiJEANs auid "a Churoa street cor
of barclay.
Bachelors Heir Dye, Wigs and Tc"p~-s-
The Les the orld SURPRISING al made Sod AID applied
al the mandatory, gg3 Broadway.
Bronze Color- Of Sure rs"r Quality, at Lowest
prices al ANDREW A. MOshkS. 93 William street orpo-
Pm.
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Amy Infelli9ence-

MOVEMENT or TRoors The steamer Roioph hal trans.
ferred 10 her NJ Cairo from another steamer and landed
at jefferson barracks. companies anc II OF tho seventh
infantry, ten days out from Fort Smith The foowin
the rsmes OF the officers accompanying tbs
Capts. g. simmons, and 4. MclAws; Lieut. J. Emory.
and Assistant Surgeon Chss. Page. Torts Arbuokle,
washta and Smith have been abandoned and the troops
occupying those posts under orders Tor tLah Com
psnies and will proceed up the Missouri as soon as
navigation will pcrmit--T Louis Democrat, Fe5 10.
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Veterans OF tie war Of 1872 was held yesterday at the
State House. series Of resolutions expressive Of the
claim which they have upon the country and petition
TO Congress that they be placed upon the same footing
with the soldiers u tie Revolution, we're adopted.
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srrssss CorRr-circuit-Nos $50, ai2, no. 1879, 2s7,
2ss, 23q 239 2sz, 2s3, aaa, 2ss, 24e, 2ss 2i9 $50
25l, 252, 1853, 254.
UsnKb sIarr DInncI CorRr.-Nos lss, 46, e5, II,
49, 81, 81, a. lie, 1873 1ss, ise 1u, lac 49, SO, IS
40. lea loe, 90, lt2 ia 49, 12s. 1q6, 1f7 49, l2e
srPEpoR CouRI-Nos 272, AIS, asa, A7, 2c4, 1ta,
@a $50 5l3 ass sos, lo2, asa, <7s 6ss $50 sci SOC
beI Geo. slb, SAT, a4e, 4s5. as "a 2s 222 $50, -
472 EOA
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Houses To Let.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Feb. %, 1858.
send yen list OF houses, &C. advertised 10 let in the
HERatp this day. Tor the purpose Of urging you have
advertisers state the rent and location Of their houses
thereby only saving the tenants great deal Of
ance still greater saving OF time 10 those who want
houses
Neither mention location or rent =. ......... =,
Mention rent but no location ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mention location but not rent k3
Mention location ana
90
Twenty three houses Sc described properly lear
ng seventy six to be hunted up for particulars
HOUSE HUNTER
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THE SHOE TRApR.-The Lynn, Mass Reporter
Gays that there slight Improvement the trade
in that city.
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Crfstsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tcupees.-
Bes, in the world. On sale and dye applied No Asor
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rredrick's Photographic Temple OF Art,
Nos SIS and 5s Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
n AVE Pbosgssb w s9d TN Nmsropfs
vii
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Htll's Hsir Dye, Four Shillings boz.
black brown. No. Barclay street. and oil druggists
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VlTTNc's F.RTNA cRACKEps

w The youthful well leose in the sre an n hie snd
even aged people and children, tnd them San -
eat Theg do not necessarily require ms-ucang se ont~
food but merely breaking and mo'enng IN me NOUN gr.n
usy. soaking water milk hv this means aep.rNtns
into tender flakes in shh state the stomach may receive
them . -.
These takes composed OF particles OF tsFns in which
the life principle of de srsn remsn not dead
ered or injured AZ In fotr close grinding bat retsn
m most active properties necessary 70 dgeson snd
n cnetgigiuR force with when u mp%rs W we oony
heAiihfu growth renewcf viGOr
your grocer for Fsr'r. crecsers an take nons
m "a me wing The wtOc sale
10. Is A. 4 " THOMPSON CO >, n and 20 Fulton srsas
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The Belmont Erh,bstion will positively
on Saturday, 9th inst.
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Robbery La Baltimore.

- BALrlNoRz Feb. %, 1853
The gunsmith shop OF Mr. j. c. Meyers, In this city
robbed last night Of thousand dollars worth Of
guns and pistols.
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AN H pTsBRows -
Fif'h avenue. corner Thirty rin,b |,

Fitth avenue. conner thirty ninth sraAt
Ladies' from A " tO3P
Gentlemen FROM IN A. ". 4 va an 10 tOP v
sdles and eentlems for riding T.ssy 1tg-.
day aud Saturday EVENING" rorses trained D. J. : 80
and the Royal family.
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bo-ton Weekly Bank Statement.

Weather Report.
By the Northern Eastern Western and Southern Tele
graph l;nes-irfhco, II Wall street.
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United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1883
no ?"-nooieiS Hickook ct al James Stewart et a
Argued for tie appeees.
No es-Jss. Suydsm vs Vim. Williamson ct. al.
A-gumen; continued for defendan: and concluded for
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orr MING wrgK. -
" BARrHOrr's
ssCpf-ss
O1Ce snd s-lesrcom 49, Broadway,
Corner % Broprne street,
The public Invited call snd ersmine the elegant
cblles is o1cs which bodied Ak1
ts practical points which have been found nscesaAyy fv
the production o. the variety OF superior wcrk
II R-RLDwAy'e pvADY RELIEF FoR HEAD.
IL. sches WHISTLER sick or nervous; rheumauAm~
paralysis lumbsso, govt. nerrsigss trs-rN-
ache smsllpex fevsrs, swollen Ioin,s kdrsy
compl.ips. scarlet fever, pains a-vs-f
liver pieurisy, msssles. heartbusn end r,inn
Of all \ inds Railways ready relief viii In q
few minutes change IN. m-ertes yes safer y
joy- oc pleasure
R-ofce 1872 lion street Ne~ yors Sold By drus--
sss aud merchants every
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i in STREET TROwsYRiSGs
10
European buyer having overpnsckasee Tor prs~eaA
sales We d.y aided % sguR
sylcs plaid and oher fancy street.
inr received per barc AL Of which this day reduceA
% 10 DOLLARS.
iorcher VITA large consignment q six waist s,ings
h. DERBY a COMPANY
:. Walker s.reeS-
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Inauguration OF Crawford's Equestrian sta
tue OF Washan gton ss Richmond. Va.

tue OF Wasnangson ss Richmond. Va.
SPECIAL REPORT FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD.
RlcrmosD, Feb 22, 1853
The ceremony OF the Inauguration Of Crswfords eluss-
trAn statue of Washington of 10 day 10 tots city
Never before In the history of Virginia has large
multitude assembled within her borders any puoic
occasion present ths ceremony to day. For
several days st every hotel and boarding house in the
city has been toronged aud wonder is how the
Der present could have been afforded accommodation
True every was put requisition. The Ahe
nnum the Court House and all the public halls of the city
were for the time made available for accommodation pur
poses but all seemed 10 be inadequate tor, as under
stand many compelled to sit up walk about for
the last two nights for want OF bees Hotels which,
der ordinary circumstances, you'd be inside to
date not than four five hundred persons, in
creased suddenly to the ospso'y Of fifteen hundred by
process which, Of course, you will have difficulty
determining.
The day by means favorable for The procession
srow, rather slee.. having fallen from early
hour this mornipg;hus rendering the s,rees yet and
muddy. We had fall Of en- Friday morring last,
but that had well nigh disappeared under the nonce OF
the genial heat OF yesterday snd the day before aud
though the streets continued ucdy, hoped thar By
this morning they would dried sufficiently render
the ceremonies sgreesble This hope was, however,
doomed to disappointment for the day broke in the most
neuspcous Of the far for celebration Of this
character. Besides, it exceedingly cold aud that to
Souherner is by far the most disagreeabe feature in
he weather table The arrangements for the occasion
we're Well c,bsummated previously TO be impaired
In their order in Dowise only in the psgeany and
splendid appearance Of the that the disadvantages
were fet and in the inconvenience enaed upon visitors,
who bad crowd themselves into toe etcres aud dwell
ngs along the line OF march TO witness the proc ession
The mot accurate description Of the order Of the pro
ces.icp that could furnish contained IL the programme,
which append -
The Cbief Marshal Mjcr General Tsserrc arranged the
programme for the wnich constituted the
feature OF the approaching celebration. He 6xed the
OF he procession fo'o~ From rwec'y first street up
main 10 Second street along second Brcai Broad 10
Eleventh. thence 20 The Capitol The programme
Is h iolows.-
Nt'sr. Column.
TIE Governor Of Virginia ana the United States
harnucha
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distance,
e pointing forward. and rather upward with his hand
While bs head and fsce slightly turned the left and
misht indicate that he either calling the object that
rsnions giving command 10 be executed at the
erot 70 which be points The figure q erect, the che
rewn forward the knees pressed 10 the sadde the heel
nearly beneath the shoulder and the sole OF the Too, Al
most zonta. The seat Ia military and not hunting
seat and The whole impresecs the mind with the idea OF
perfect ease, csmness AMI COMMAND
The horse y fun o, restrained cagcrness. Tho bronze
eye 10 s nte, aud the ptstrils " " snuff the
battle from sfsr." The model must have been most
carefully selected TO afford such combination Of
blood, bone and muscle To have mounted q man Of
Warrington sre and weight upon a full booded Arab
would have been 10 reduce the 10 the sports
horse jockey and every tyro knows this, for
vice for the hunting Geld, Of other blood
Is absolutely necessary for the sake Of musc power.
Probably for the purpose Of marking that hi was mo-
delne charger and not merely a dpe blocAod horse,
Crawford diminished the distance between the root OF the
ear ard the msxsry angle, while he retained most Of
the other characteristics OF the Arab adding however
great muscular developement To give the impression
strength That muscular develcpement is most spparen.
the limbs on which the strain, caused by the sudden
check must have been THROWN and probably there
Hner Illustration of equine asoy IN the world than In
sicrus and ste Joints show more Of the pure Arab but
" this he little too much for charger, something
be allowed for the beau IDEAL no not suppose that Crsw
ford represent the horse that Washington actual
y rode, but horse, blood and spirit, a. for such
The ancienu delighted in representing action both in
marble and bronze but most OF the finest specimens
equestrian stasuary at the hsh period Of Athenian art
except thoee from the frieZe OF the Psrthenon gone
The famous bronzes once on the Hppodrome at Consan
norle melted by the latin invaders OF the lower
empire TO make servicesbie pennies We have thus
lost the Of comparing Mr. Crswfords statue with
the finest specimens OF the horse In action which Greece
could imagine portray but arm inclined 10 believe that
the horse under Washington on the Capitol square, would
rot suffer much by the comparison, could be made.
This may provoke smile in those who think that moderns
can in no degree rival the ancens, but would emily
suggest that, before they SMILE they will compare the
charger speak OF with moet Of those represented
the Egin marbles They will find there, beyond doubt,
extraordinary beauties Of conception and design but they
VIII lind also great number Of cob shaped yew necked
beasts very different in every form from what We expect
IN ine horse
Since the revival Of the arts ta after the commence
ment Of this century have bad very few equestrian
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ESGINEER's GEVERAL SUrT's OTFCE, MEMPHIS AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS. June ~, 1857.
To WHOM IT CoNCERNs--Ihls - To certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur.
chased Of W. : Bennett, the right prepare and use
upon their Depots, Buildings, tars, &c, &c. West
'alvanc patent IRE and water proof Roofing and that
We believe i TO be economical and durable cover
ing, having already had II IN use for eight months
SAM. TATE, President
p G.. ARMS, GenI Supt.
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.

STOVES FOR THE TINES.
JUsr reoesved from crcirnAu few % BLrST's
J GOAL COOKING RAN6ES ssasil siss, which Ne
are prepared furnish Cnennati prtcrs with ex-
t-ases added
ALSO.
A good kssortment u COAL oOKfNG STOVES, which
Viii pas np aud warrant, and Shtch ttzi eoal
: cheap AID "a reach every oae Itae stove
for
ALSO,
FRANKLIN STOVES, for Coai and Wood.
CASAuS AND RADIATOR SIUfks, Ter Goal.
CHAMBER AND bISING ROOM sIUNks, for caai.
ALSO,
Thirty Tian1s0ans rxsisrus farinr Graies from Wa
Jzcksaa's hAnufaetory, Sew,Xork. Ionnroa Aastle
and jasab Crates all sxrs and Iaterpx, whlch sai
ass~sser MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
pee ISL
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R H II.


r. r. R--Radwny's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick or nervous; Rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small POx, Fevers, swollen Joints,
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver, Peurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains Of all kinds. Railways Rea-
dy Relief WILL in few minutes change the
miseries you suffer TO joys of pleasure.
r. R. R.-Radway's Renovatng ResOlvent for the cure
Of chronic diseases-such as Scrofulous and
Syphilitic Complaints COnsumptiye and eth
er affections of the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enlargemeats of parts, EruptVe
and other diseases OF the Skin, Nodes Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all other dis
eascscs arising from impure state of the
Blood.
r. R. R.-lsadway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily, Costveness, Indigestion, ln-
fammation Of the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases of the Heart and Kid
neys, Female Complaints, Small Pox Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system is out
Of order, dose Of Radway s Regulators viii
restore it TO regularity. No female should
be without them.
r. r. r. Remedies are solo by Druggists everywhere.
marlO-lyd&w RADWAY 90.
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The Great English Remedy.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and Sarsaparilia,

DOs'IssEs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
Il icne for the cure Of sexual diseases, which must
with enlightened public render il assurcdy highly
popular, and desderatum long sought for in the med
ical world 1t needs confinement change OF diet
In its approved form, that Of paste entirely taste
less and causes unpleasant sensation 20 the patient
IL has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part
of Europe; il has been examined, approved Of, and
sanctioned by the faculty of medicine and recommen-
ded by the most eminent Of the profession Prepared
by J. W. THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale,
wholesale and retail by JoHN A TARRANT Co. Agents
the United States 7s Greenwich street. New York
As the above valuable preparation has been exten-
svely counterfeited by unprncipled parties in the
United States the proprietor has adopted precau-
tion against imposition consumers, Label, Of which
the following Is fac snile and which will be found
burnt in upon the bottom Of each pot of the genuine
intended for sale in tl United States Canadas British
Provinces, West Indies and South America.
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IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.l
Every Country Mere Ia a mt
sole Proprietor Of the rordil

Also Mclean : Volcanic o finimcnL.
a9- Principal Depot the corner OF Third and
Pine street, -. Louis, Missouri.
e. For sale In Louisville by BELL, Abbott Co.,
Springer 4 Bro. and Raymond Patton.
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FT'HE undersigned is prepared introduce into use
Il in Tennessee W. T. CHILDS 4 cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING, and asks the attention of Architects, Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, TO examine its
superiority over other Roofing.
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Persons Of COnsumptiye Habits,
READ THIS!

NEAL
THO THE GtFEN BERG COMPANY: For the hrst
time IN my lie am induced 10 certify 10 the truly
wonderful effects Of popular medicine but IN send
ing you the certificate feel that am only dischArgng
a duty that owe IN the GrsienbeTg Company and
more especially 10 suffering humanity.
About the nrst Of June last, had negro man taken
with n cough attended with restlessness, spttDg Of
blood, and other dangerous symptoms of consumption.
Immediately called IN a truly sk.ful and scientific
physician, who told me II a case of consumption
He treated him for several weeks, but he gradually
grew worse. ] then had another physician OF great
reputation In lung diseases. He examined HIM, and
also decided 10 be a hopeless case % cunsumption
and said II useless 10 spend money m trying 70
cure him.
had previously promised the GrtefenberF Agents
here Diessrs Wells Losell that when the doctors
gave him up would Try the Greienberg CoIsuinp-
tve's Balm. did so and 10 my agreeable surprise,
the began 20 improve after taking only I've or SIX
doses He took only two bottles of the Balm and
three bottles OF the GFsenberg srsapar a CoiHound
which cost the small of nine dollars, aud To-
and he is doing good service on the plantation
consider him perfectly sound and well A. he - tat
hearty, and strong, without vesge OF sign Of dissase
len. JOHN Mlbs,
Claborne, Ala
] have used the GrSefenberg Consamptive's BALM m
eases II consumption IN nv practice, with the
happest eject. wish all would usc IL
:. MEDARIs, NJ %,
TUtfen's Wells Tenn
The Grefenberg Consrmrtive's Balm will en~ctu.iy
Consumption and all complaints Of the lungs Ia
bined with nnlcult Breathing, Pans IN the Chest and
Bronchitis the Gresfenbsrg Consumptivcs Balm VII
effect a complete aad prevent The disease froia
becoming confirmed CONSUMPTION In all case, de
laws dangerous. They an hundred fold TO
Ali diseases having a tendency 10 Consumption We
earnestly advise ali 20 procure the ConsGpVes Balm
IN
r8- hs price Of the Cousumpsyei Balm = s. per
botile. AI.kA. hackkNLif, nashville,
Agent for the 6refeRberg Company, Tor fenne--ee,
Alabama and George OAn-S-u
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Shelton's Marble Works !

2
Nashville, Tenn.
INHE undersigned would inform his friends 6S1 n
Il and the public generally that he Will con I.sslJ
tinue the MARBLE BUSINESS in this city, at S-c+sY
his shop next door 10 the Office of the Union CtNWg~
and American Cherry Street, and calls at
emit to the stock Of -
Marble Monuments, Tombs, etc.,
Which he has ola exhibition anu for sale, embracing
great variety finished in the most superb manner
He prepared manufacture On the shortest notice,
VI r b1 G VI a mt e Is; and every description Of
Marble Work. uf tIc Hacst American and Ital-
nan Marble. HIS work Will, heretofore, l.. war
Tanted, and his prices 10 suit the times.
jan9-tf II. l.. SHELTON.
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Chfldren,s Diseases.

Radsedy's Re,socdting Resopa1t should be hailed as
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants afflicted with Sores, Humors &c. These
breakings out (thus early) evidence Of disease
transmitted from the stock few doses Of the
Reoudtg Resident will eradicate every vestge Of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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constitutional Diseases.

Many diseases that afict humanity inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sicky sres
Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits, among
the most common OF constitutional diseases. Now we
not how many generations the seeds of these dis
eases may have been established in the system cor
rupting the bloadadcags RsssoratiBg Rssalrnnt vii
eradicate from the bodies OF the afflicted every part-
Gle OF diseased deposits, and ill the veins with
pure and healthy blood.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THE sciences u Chemistry and
!. ]. ]. ] J. !. ]. ! !
~ Medicine have been taxed their ut
- most 10 produce the best, most per
feet purgative which Is known q man
~ Innumerabls proofs are shown that
these PMS have virtues which sur
pass IN excellence the ordinary med
" Icines, aud that they wln unprece
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Extraordinary Announcement.

Extraordinary Announcement.
Every purchaser OF dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC
IINIMENf receives, DR.. Braggs expense, the Unit
ed States Journal Of New York for year. The
Journal is large illustrated paper-caCh number con
tanning sixteen pages beautifully printed clear white
paper, and filled with original matter from the most
brilliant of the country. Certificate OF sub
scrption and full particulars OF the novel and phiian
thropc enterprise of which this offer forms a part,
will accompany each bottle.
An AGENT wanted in every town and village.
BRAGG BURROWES, 81 Louis, NO.
New York once, No. 3Tl Broadway.
Communications should always be addressed To ST.
Louis
For sale in Nashville by Berry & pemovlle, A. H.
Roscoe, G. W. Hendershot and J. Stretch.
febl3-ly
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SELF PREsERyATIoy. ETC.

4 Il debts Que Is previous 10 the year 1881. win
~ be collected BY suit al January Court, or before
MAgstrste Il hot pad bcfore that time. This shah
4iaiy ali persans without aisfsnction- "A word 10
the = sufficient"
y G.