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Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
READ FOR YOIKSEIXES

HEAD TUX hoAhSELtESU
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For HoHses and Cattle IL infallible remedy for
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which animals liable TO from injuries or aoci
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Every Country Merchant should obtain A supply of
McLean's Volcanic OH Inimcnt II sells rapidly be-
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A liberal discount will be made to merchants who
buy sell again.
Hs- For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
Of Third and Pine streets, 81 LOUIS Mssour also for
sale above api3-itwawly
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eEIR PnK~ERYATIaN. BIC.

SELF PRESERyATIoN,E ETC.
A IL. debts aae fresssas % he year 1881, uld
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900 Cases Sc AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, who
has made his fortune and retired from
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his days in curing that dreadful disease
900 Cases C0NSUMPTION-FREE OF CHARGE
his earnest desire being to communicate
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proved successful in more than 5000
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to pay the return letter, in which he
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For HIRE.

I>oa tbs bAlanes q the present year good, active
Il yellow BOY aboat i0arsasn yeafs " sSe. IsFlas
reasonable Apply a. ths elacsss
akESe
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The Mountain City Hydro-ther-
aputic Institute.

r,oR full partculars address r Carleton coyie, N,
II D. AZ bolton, IA Isiian = located loo miieA irom
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THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

,HIS important invention Tor producing the eheaPet
Il light la the world Is now perfected and offered 10
the publc Numberlcss other attempts have been
made Ia nroduce cheap light but attended with
such inherent objections as To destroy tctr uutS ad
ABORTION. But the Crystal Oil Lamp, ~hile u Is the
choapest both safe aud agreeable IA every position,
making a Clear scaitc aud brilliant nameentreiy Tree
from ss.nks or odor There no danger from expo-
sion hut Is perectlg SAFE under all circumstances lhe
oil can be used la any place without fear oi Soing the
incest garments The lamps are statpsy arranged AHd
perfectly controlable by the children and doineslos,
and so constructed that the light can be varied VA
moment from that eighteen or twenty ordi
nary lamps While free from the disaSreeable
smell arising from the Kerosene aud Tue danger at
tending the use q burning Hutd, u Is found apen
sri.nilht. cnInuarls.ln 70 pToluce
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S = z | N G S j,
Hickman Co., Tenn.
(FoRTY MILES WEST OF CoLUMBIA.)
CHANGE OF
PrOprietOrship and Management.
THIS celebrated watering place having been pur
l. chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated and will be opened for the
cepton of visitors on the
GOTH DAY OF MAY.
The late prOprietors having disposed Of their entire
the Springs the subscriber assisted by Mrs
Keller, will assume the entire management of the es
adjustment, and neither pains nor expense viii be
spared TO render Beaver Dam of the most pleasant
and comfortable watering places in the southwest
AccOmm datiOns, &c.
The buildings have all been placed in excellent re
pair, and many improvements added, so that -Four
Hundred visitors be accommodated with every
comfort and convenience. The table will be abun-
dainty supplied, and will be equal TO those Of first class
hotels.
The Waters.
The waters at Beaver Dam consist of White, Grey,
Red and Black Sulphur, Chaly ybeate (proven by anay
SIS 10 be the strongest in the Ste and the best Of
Frestone and Limestone.
Medical Attendance.
The subscriber, who has been, for the last years,
engaged in the practice Of medicine in North Alabama
and Memphis, can be commanded at all hours by Wis
itors who may chance 10 need his services physi
clan.
Means of access 10 Reaver Dam.
There three routes TO these Springs all of which
in fine repair. line OF Coaches will run from Co
lumbia three times a week, and passengers will go
through from that place in day OF the e.
nest roads in the state. Arrangements have been
made at Britts Landing, the Tennessee River, by
which visitors approaching from that direction will nd
ready conveyance 10 the Springs.
Amusements, .&c.
Visitors will find at Beaver Dam a large Ball Room,
Ten PIN Alleys, &c. fine trout stream runs the
place. and deer in great abundance may be found in
the immediate vicinity.
Rates of Charges.
FER week .....--.-......---.-SI 20
Children under ten years old -....-...--.--. SO
servants Oh All ages. . W
liberal deduction will be made In the above rates
when families remain month during the
References:
of those who are unacquainted with the proprietor
of Beaver Dam, he begs leave TO refer to-
| gen. Hinton and Dr. Devices, jackson, Miss.
Joseph Cox, ESQ, and John W. Lapsley, Selma Ala.
Messrs. T.. u. Prince, Tuscaloosa Ala. Drs. w. II.
B. +. Newsum, ruscumba, Ala ~ c. Galloway, 6. P.
Foute Esq. and IL. d. Small, Esq. Memphis, Tenn, a.
NJ. Looney, Esq, Columbia, Tenn.
aprl5-d3mW THOMAS + KELLER
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ROca's Remedy for Pulmonary
and Tubercular ptiOn

IAVING been appointed sole Agent for the sale Of
l. Don GERONIMO RocA's celebrated CURE FOR Cox
SUMPTION the public will be put in possession OF
one Of the most extraordinary remedies extant for
disease.
have the more readily undertaken the agency,
from the fact Of its extreme simpcity-being out
todrd application the action OF which is seemingly mi
racuous and its having Of those attributes which
make up the numerous compounds in general
With the utmost confidence in the success of this
remedy, which has heretofore been used in private
practice with great success, shown by numerous
letters and certificates is offered to the public
pamphlet, containing directions, letters from dis
tingushed individuals, and documentary evidences
from the physicians OF the hospital of Havana, Island
of Cuba, &c. will accompany the remedy.
These speak volumes in its praise, and publicity is
only required to render il popular as il is beneh
cal Address, JAMES RES,
Sole Agent for the United States,
No. 34l Market street, Philadelphia
Principal Office. 1920 FTrZwATER feblI-2m
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Removal.

Removal.
TINHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware Store from the
old stand Market street. No. S. the large brick
building, lately erected the South side of Broad
where he keeps constantly hand and makes To or
der the various articles embraced in his line OF bust
He invites especial attention his large
ment Of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &C. such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Piow Molds,
straw Cutters, Corn-Shellers Corn -Crushers, Mill
Crushers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety Of other articles.
Jan 29--u ANDREW ANDERSON.
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ChiIdren,s Diseases.

RGdsody's Renoudtigo RssolrdRf should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants afflicted with Sores, Humorn, kc. These
breakings out (thns eary) are evidence OF disease
transmitted from the pareht stock Afcw doses Of the
RenOudtiso ReSolrt will eradicate every vestge Of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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Mar JAoksoN, Madison county r.rn

10 al persons afflicted trILh (yraf,L
Mr. j. r. CowAN2-Dear sirs-I hereby certify that In
the summer OF the year 1858 a servan, oT na,r la In
about ~ years OF age, who had always hefor ,;,y
% Stout ana o. vigorous constitution was attacked
him for several months, during which time he sre,
worse daily until he was helpless and belisye ,sorla
nave ded IN a lew days had it been for a friend
who advised the use Of Cowans Iithontrin,ir ,rc,
cured few bottles, the first of which gave him ,s.S
a, anu ~ snort Time he was able 10 walk about and
hnay iuly recovered since which time he has had no
symptoms OF said disease and all appearance is ne
S neaitny as any servant on my plantation. there-
lore recommend II 10 all persons suffering under a
like disease, as one Of the most certain remedies
Given under ny hand this August goo. lss7s
DANIEL SHELT0NI
JACKSON Tenn, Aucus, % 1ss-.
Ihe ABOVE case was perfectly cured by 10 bottles et
the Llthontripuc, and OF the worst csses ~
Gravel that has ever been in this country -
Let every female who expects TO beeoms Se,s
read the following and profit thereby =
Mr. J. r. CowAS-Dear sr~Yoa viii A. ne, ieeS.
ness 10 publish under my certificate the foIlovi, %
Una. mat tie suhering community may be benefited i
nav nav eNeh oIth 70 hne Children and my life being
miraculonsly saved (as consder) by yoi,r rn,or;
es.moay ~ ~ os 20 you and the public Withhold my
useu your IAthontriptc in small portions perhans
once Gay Tor nve months, which dispelled 1tirey
the natuient sickness of the stomach ana beai hnrs
which had annoyed me, 10 an alarm,ns ar,a,
IN an my former pregnancies. When / Was con-
, nnee IIok about two wine glasses fun OF the
.ty Iy ~ great deal thaE ever had before Nor is
s' an Ia seen u tried IN one case and heard from
respecaple source IN another case that your Ii,ho
upue was Tried IN, and the Midwife wKh Others m ~
were thoroughly convinced that the nam Of
the ueiNcry was very much lessened bv nc use
would say 10 all my Sex that expect 20 be others NOT
70 70 ne "thout your invaluable medicine during preq.
nanes anu par at the time OF confinement as
, aas tendency 10 relax the system conse
guenly tne PAIN OF labor Is much diminished ana fur
my Fny y sSAns and Midwife both said thai had
aropsy Of The womb, and now ENJOY better beaI,s
thah nave done IN ten years, and believe The dr.
ease is entirely removed 'Ne u'a-
sr, DO TINS that the sunerings OF very many Of NV
sex may De AileFiaed they only overcome their
PreJudices so much as 10 Try the Lhontriptc II
person wishes 10 know my opinions further upon th.
SUBJECT they can address me At YorkvGle Tenn.
ELIJAH SNOW
CYNTHIA l.. SNOW
r. was present and heard Mr.. Snow acknowledge the
lASls contained in the above certificate have heer
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs Snow for many wears
anu nave reason 10 believe the truth OF their eerti
cate. p.,, + Hv <-,sss,., sat,n Sei AA-
PREPARED ONLF BI
mar23 triw4w6m ~ sIs
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Misfellanrons.

I ash for Dry and Green Hides.
lfTE will pay the highest market price in cash, for
w Dry and Green Hides, delivered at our Grocery
store No. Broad Street.
We trust persons having Hides 70 sell will call
before disposing OF them elsewhere.
ian25-1 z a c. ANDERSON.
q u n pow WD IL ENCY
RIFLE POWDER.
r HAVE IN MAGAZINE;
l. 5s5 Kegs Dupont's Rife Powder,
200 /" Beatees' 50
$50 kentucky
900 Blasting Powder,
so, 900 feet Safety Fuse.
T A. MCCALL AGENT
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DYSPEPSY, INDIGESTION,
DVSPEPSY.

A MORBID sensbility OF the stomach and bowels,
N attended with obvious disorder of the digestive
organs
Dyspepsy and its attendant ills, such as
Nausea, Headache,
Vertigo, DiBineSs Of Sight,
Debility of the Nervous System,
HypochoEdTiG, JdHldice.
Loss Of APpefie,
Wasting Qf the Strength.
Fidtaiieaoe, scith frequent 6elehing Of scind,
Flidted 7hSie,
Constipation and Hnedsiaess of the Boloeis,
Bilious Vomiting,
Burning sensation at the pit Of the Stomach,
Liver Complaint,
Oppression after eating,
IdIpiidtiOn 81 the Reon
Pain the pit # the Stomach, tosOdrds the Ti9ht
side
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nem-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-12
City CplliEence.

Hcn,nDx Fynr WARp--A MATE A vEssu Snor
DEAD Nv psivAIE WA1caxAS-About six O'Clock las.
evening private Waterman, named WADE Richards, &C
cdehialy shot the mate Of tho propeller Planet named
William Cannon, at pier No IL North river. It appears
ust the two talking together whoa Richards
took oas hs pistol 20 sho@ "a Cannon the took
In his hands, tocd the piece and returned 10 Richards
Richards seeing the cock up, Ia the act OF putting il
down when wont of the ball entering the breast Of
Cannon, VITO died IN shot mo. Richards. i'm
usdiae'y arrested ana conveyed the First Ward
,on, where he locked up tn wait the Coroners 10
qres' The body u deceased was aso conveyed to tho
s'atTn bouse The firing being purely accidental the
accused viii, no doubt, be discharged
TAoGKr PARADE +. j. Downey Guard, Captain
Andrew Fay, passed Office Monday their way
Weehawkeu NJ J., on their first annual excursion to
tend Tor by valuable przee valued each from $40 to B5
This company is OF finest Independent military
zatnns, and IL named after we'll citizen
Of the Frlt ward. r. j. Downey, Esa Of No ~ Cherry
street. Tho Brst excursion viii long be remembered by
those who oHk Part IA the festivities AMI ouy regret that
,hc setting closed the pleasures OF the day.
APPOINTMENT % INSPECTOR SrxAxsoAm. His Honor,
Judge Bets, this morning appointed Mr.. william A. Light,
La Inspector OF Steamboats, under the provisions OF the
act Of Ccngrrfs Of July 1885, in the place OF Peter
Cary, former inspector, ~ho gned his appointment
on the dth a December instant
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invited e sttent The funeral from tho fo--aesoo on her
uybew, Lss G Deer, Esq No. ist 6s~esis .---- -

.t--4v, tni
(rnnfaS hfer noon, AZ t~o O'Clock.
llEa 'eli INA papers please catF. ,
AtG"vtN - tie rcsdenc 81 her fathef, John sioDo"
az, Ahai Am CARRoiI, aged ysrs an n~fttha.
Tie ieds Of thu fanny respectfully iHvtAf ~ At
tefd ibe fnersi this (niayl ts aeon, At tv0 ccsoS
fYeFl ~. l6G sands r,ei. Rlookyn.
~EOtly AT hts r,rid nee No is2 Tenth avenue. a1ef
short i'ness mfIr NdSoY aged - ybars, ra,iye u
erenly 7 yrouo, ireland.
The pe,pl VIII take place from his lase retence, this
(swaay) aitcrno,a tmo oeeck. Ia toaa AZ ali DO
ini'rrr0 ~ aivary doietery.
blxns aou Is,ay, Zee. 10, aftcr short Illness, MAR
wi't ~ G. u hyera, agt - years AMI mootts.
The ioueres will take place irons her iae resi1rtce cor
ncr Of sse,s aDt Rsfgsu srcs Brockyn tbs t1nday)
afternoon, RI two eock,
O'hn --Uu Saturday DEC. II, Of innammation OF tbs
nnga WILLIAM ONlf, AGED 81 years, native Of Cssse
Me- ner. county Fork Ireland
The friends o. the family, those Of bis brothers Pstr,sk
Richard, Dents and John OSep and Of his bro'her IN
funers irum I'M lace residence No - Roosevelt stres,
on Monday afternoon, as one cl,sk
SMITH lon Saturday mosniug Dec. IL, JosErH DRAKE
SMITH aged 70 years.
The restvee and friends Of the family ysspectIy
TO attend tho funeral from the residence OF his
No. 24S West Twenty second street tina (5uniay) A.
terooon, a two O'Clock, without further invitation.
S1Acy0n Saturday, Dec H. after lorg and protract
ed lntas THOMAS STACK native Of Buanaeian parish
Of Whtechurch county Waterford ireland, aged 81 wars
TIE friends and acquantanccs OF the family request
cd 10 attend The funeral from the residences q hs ,no.ar
Mrs Ellen Stack No T8 James street, this (sTdy " atter
az two a. clock.
Waterford and Dungsrveu papers please copy
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From the Chicago Times, dec. ~
During the last week There have been received al CHI
caro- BAL bbs -four - 02o bushels wheat, u 1ss bush
.is com sss bushels oats and AL bushels barley
making "a go bushels q gram. The total receipts u the
season are Al 49, bbls aour, p.5isTts bushels
wheat SEQ J64 bushels corn ss2 0l3 bushels oats AM
1Is,rVt bushels bsrey-mskng grand toss % oser
twenty two millions n bushels of grain namely y SIS
3ls bushels Az th time ast year the receipts anodnvet
10 $50 900 ibis Gour 100000 bushels wheat oe9o
bushels corn and 200 200 bushels oais-makn s lPto
oU0 bushels grain md showing increase IN the receipts
ot this year Of over three millions q bashrs Of grain.
There have been shpucuts by lake during tho past
week eta 4lcnce but there have been shipped ~
railroad. oar and gram amounting ~ nearly 5000 bush
els Tue peculiar the grain market Al the ksst
lust now will account for such small week business
The total en- pmcnls % the amount " 3sa
COO bbe unr secs 200 bushels wheat hp no bushels
~ corn $50 Oo0 bushels oats, and ilheov ba-hr1s
barlcyrlakiug grand total u nearly twenty mlons q
bushels a cram: namely, ia61s GO bushels. ~ tbs
tme tast year the sirpmeuis amounted 70 5000
barrels Gour 900 goo ngs.sels wheat 6,Too bushels
corn and 80 00a bushels oatsuakng 10 100 90 bushels
Of grain ard shaving the sh pments Of this
gear &c over three millions ~ bushels of grain.
The gram market has manifested considerable improve.
tncut curing TIE lat There more buyers ~
wheat IN the market th,n sellers sud the latest sales q
yesterday vrro ~ g lor No rel winter wheat, N
store and Goc Csc for We spring IN store Corn, 700,
~ ia coed demand and se at $50 for No. railroad cotn,
Ia Store. AMI i4c as. ior corn, 10 te ear.
p the rreat attraction " ia the hog market AMI rrov
zion trad. 1--we hogs sell Al - "a - IS for hynt. and
Is en- rs or heavy, per 100 pounds I've weight Dressed
bo1e sell "A ST. so 81 70 per 100 pouB accord ng tos1e
Prices n The pros sion market arm, aud the market
has been aue active. Bnt moro quiet Yesterday
IN account O the dsnc raton &C BUYERS " acce ~ sell
I,rs ratss Mess pork E hed az SO - slb 30 anh d
"a 10tsc. Il lie
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Theatrical, Musical. &c.

CoScTTT To NIGHr-1hc first IL series or sacred
crrts VIII be given under the snpcrn'endenoe Of Mr. Carl
Bergnann, nj the CITY Assembly Rooms this evening.
The orchestra which reported to embrace forty o.
mos, superior resident nstrumentass, will Do assisted
by tho Arion and Ttntonia Choral Societies.
CRcrs-Some Of the best riders and gymnasss In the
country have been engaged for the entertainment Of the
patsopr u ,he Broadway. The unrivsiied Ma
gtoD u ID play Jocko 20 morrow night
Nmos GARpEx--The Raveas declare that they will posi-
lively close their unique performances this upon
the termination Of the present week. For To morrow
they tsnaos tight rope exercises pretty ballet and the
pan,omimc of " Baaco."
PowxsY.--Mr Seymour has completed dramatic YER
sion Il the exciting aud widely read Ledger story enttlcd
Richard Hoffman," which will be produced to
evening with appropriate scenUy and costumes, ami an
enlcicht cast.
Br,uoss Mr.. C. Carroll Hicks has been engaged at
ihs establishment and Will make ns FIRST appearance
morrow evening the tragedy Of Hamlet In and
Of Place" X TO be- the afterpisce.
wsslAcx's.-Thc high encouuiums bcetowed by eye wit
upon MIR, waark, for the uueluaiicd style la
~bicb he has presented sasspcr.s great play OF the
Nj. chant Of veuce, are the best proofs OF tho
OF the piece.
ed ior anoler Cbe ninth week. will BE- followed TO
evening by the amusing little bsrietts lcd
tho Bonnie Fshwiie /" in which Mas Mccarthy has i've
~ character.
AhpJucAS NrsYrs Parents gnariilns and others who
desire 10 spend couple q hours pleasantly, should
take the children those as,nsnpg Juveniles tho
2avstowski pantomme and ballet uoJpo and Wfon
dians.
woops grvnHns viii morrow receive the auxiliary
ort ~ Mr. traDk Brower The novel pictpriai Illus
ua'ioo Il "Souihern lie" closes the entertain
TINS Ppyisrs again prepared % give ample Sasfac
ton many lovers at fun their ball will convenient
boil omorrow programme Is equal 10 any that has
preceded u.
THg CssrHyI NrvsrRns lately brought out panto
min boz ,esque euttled the Magic Guitar," which ar
ctds great deal "a nerr,mehi GO and 10 msFfos
nisht.
iIsso Mrsc-Arthur Napoleon, the young but much
distinguished rftotucse, whose performances upon
piano have been highly auded Is 20 give bis Last
at Dcdwuth's next Tuesday.
The London .SsRioy Tmd says that ovor,urcs have
been rnafe to tr. Chsrcs Kca1 under lake n.a
almert If the Italian Opera house Convent Garden a0cr
H.. rmnaton % hs lease At the Princess ncu JAY at
Inch period the opera would he drswag 10 close
Mr.. kexn has not, az yet, aoceied 10 the proposal
The Cbctrnham Iraps,,er gives currency q report
TINT Spdeey Castle the psincey residence ~ Mr. Dent
uhout So bv cnvcucd With artistic entertainment 40
the sty q the seyeuecbt century, namely, wagse
theatrical performance, founded the play u "He1ry
WI" IL Consequence great experttpp y excited 70 tns
county and neiehborhooi generally. Mss STRICKLAND, tbs
authorizes ~ "1bc Queens 81 England viii, Il - said,
have charge " the arrangemcns.