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SCHEME.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

TICKETs-whoIes, So; Halves, 50 so Quarters 81 go
Bank Notes of SQUAD Banks taken par. Cheeks on New
York RENTED for Prizes. 80.
Drawings Of large Classes will be published in New York
and New Orleans SUNDAY papers and Cha lesion and sa-
Tannah dass.
In Urdeng Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money &
our address Tor the Tickets Ordered on receipt OF when
they will be forwarded by hfs mail Purchasers can nave
Tickets ending in any figure thsy may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers aud fL5s II Do sent 70 p
chasers Immediately amer the drawing
PUrrbases via 1lease write theiT signatures plain. and
give their Post Once, County and slate
RsnetsT mai svsy Prize is and payable in full
without dsduc len. ,..-,- - -
An Prizes or 81 600 and under PAD mmedsiey al.ef me
dravuvotber prizes the usual time Of thirty days
An Recommendations strctlv confidential
Te1IIe.seS ~ ~ ANDERSON & son, Managers,
fsrs II Macon or savannah, Georgia.
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IN sENATE-rrErrra SESSION.

Part XIV, of the Code passed the third reading.
Mr. WALKER introduced a bill TO amend the rev.
enue laws and regulate the tax on merchants. This
bill puts the tax paid by merchants on the same
footing as taxes paid by others upon land other
kind Of property; taxing the capital employed in
stead Of the invoice Of purchases, and exempdng
retailers from payment of tax after it has been
paid to the State, Referred
Mr. ROACH bin giving the Nashville and North
western Railroad Company the further time Of two
years to secure ten thousand shares Of stock passed
the third reading.
Senate adjourned until 9! P. NJ, tomorrow.
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W amtedI

Bacon! Lard and Feathers !
EoR which the highest MARKET price in cash viii be paid
sTRArTON q SEYMOUR,
No, 10 Market street, doors below Church street.
e IA-dim
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MnffNn

pursuance Of q dscses Of It's County Court Of Hum
prsys county, pronounced at is January term 1883 in
in the Of Coleman ct Gsvs the ners Of Alexander
Coleman ed shall proceed 30 sell al pu Bile the
highest bidder late residence OF Iena Coleman dec d.
Saturday me 2lh day Of February 1884, valuable tract
OF lana and negroes The tract contains about
acres, wsl Improved, lying on White Oak creek Hum
phreys county. The consist OF men, women and
children Ihe land will be sold and years credit
lh slaves credit Of y month Notes and approved
curly will b. uired Of the purchasers and lien retained
the land purchase money paid said land and
slaves bsonE heirs Of the said Alexander Coleman
decd, and sold FOR distribution.
JspiI -yy4t--rrs re- a. LEVI M'COLLUM q & NJ
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OUR REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS

We have letter from perfectly reliable gentle
man in Washington, informing US that "all our
Representatives are standing hand to hand and
shoulder to shoulder, battling as every southern
patriot, Of whatever political creed should battle,
for the admission Of Kansas under the constitution
she has sent to Washington" This confirms what
we had heretofore heard But for John Bel, Ten
nessee would be a unit in Congress. VIII he obey
the late instructions of the Legislature' VIII he
dare msrepresent this great State on question SO
vital 10 her interests2
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fsbsts
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The Hydraulic "Rosendale Cement, "
Nova Scotia "Caleined Plaster" Farmer
Plaster and Marble Dust"

MANUFACTURED By the Hudson River Cement Com
tL psny a. their Work. in Jersey Civ A.. tOppose
ety Of New York; equal, II Tot superior 10 any
made by ether parties This Company can chip via NsW
on very reasonable terms az 70
OF lhe above articles 10 supply themselves low haureB
Having lust repaired their work and rseOmme csd manu-
aeturnF for the season, they haVs hand the articles
RbOVe enumerated.
Please address,
sHUO5ON RIVER CEMENT COMPANY ."
feb I3-dIm Jersey City, n. j.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

For the eye of our readers who are interested in
Public Schools, print the following, which has
been gathered from the various reports on public
instruction by a writer in the Cleveland PLAIN
Dealer. 1t viii be that Baltimore presents the
highest figure, S2l.59 per scholar; and Rochester
the lowest figure, 1897 per scholar We do not re-
member having seen any similar calculation with
regard TO the cost Of public instruction here.
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YaInahIe Land fOr SaIe.

Y virtue Of an q Of the General Assembly OF the State
ID Of Tennessee the undersigned viii sell public Euc
ton, the Court HOuss gaze in the town Of Nashville,
the 2Oh day Of February 1852 On credit OF one two, and
three years, about
FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
Lying in the 9th district Of Davidson county adjoining
the lands Of John TFmbe, ESQ., being that portion Of the
Fair Ground properly of By the opening of CuTsr
street r. r. KAINS,
W. G. HARDING,
T. TANNING,
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Public Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust to executed BY William
ID r. Crutcher and regiee 10 Che Registers Office for
the county Of Dieksn, will The 9Th day Of March,
Is5S At the Court The town OF Flank lin,
p1bIic sale FORTY-ONE MULES, FIVE WAGONS and
GEARS and lot Of Tools and oner articles Of personal
property. The said properly will be sold credit t
the n day OF December 1888, and the purchaser will be
required tOg i've bond and security. -
& Trrrata
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A Receipt for Every Man.

TTTORTH FIFTY DOLLARS yeartO n that Ia
W Fruit Trees. By Il you Keep your Pruit TTeee
from blooming m all he cold weatheris De, and ensurp
fruit killed By the Frost and it will keen
your fruit from FOting and falling from the trees. II yOt
large fne crop fruit send and get receipt tina
will ensure you Sent any address receipt 81
Warranted. Show ths 10 your neighbour.
Address, S. 81. DORRIS, o.
ian 2A-W2s Eyree Springs, Tennessee.
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County OTrcers--EIectIOn march, 1855.

County OTFicers--EIectIOn March, 1855.
County Trustee.
We are authorised announce ELI l.. WOODs q eandi
date Tor Trustee Of Davidson county at the ensuing March
election. nov l-te
Weare authorised announce JOIN RArsEs, aeanddas
for reelection as Trustee Of Davidson county sep lite
We are authorised . announce WILLIAM JAoKsoE Esq
q candidate Tor Trustee OF Davidson county. sept 3-d
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson County. sept 7-tss
are authorized 10 announce E. D. BAXTER q candid
election.
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorised to announce WILLIAM L. FOSTER
Ne are Authorized to announce FELrx R. CHEATHAH q
candidate for reelection Clerk OF the County Court Of
Davidson county.
We are authorized to announce Capt JONI s. D4sHELL
county. y Std
For Circuit Court Clerk.
~ We authorized 70 announce DAVID q LoVE can,
ddEIe for Cs Of the Circuit Court Of Davidson county
SI sutbolgS 10 JOHN HUGH SMITH as
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk At the ensuing March
election.
We are authorized to announce G. " NANCE candid
ate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of DAVason county al
the ensuing March election.
FOR SHERIFF..
We are authorised 70 !. R. MCAESa candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county at The ensuing election in
are authorizedtO announce JAnEs N. RISTOs candi-
date for sheriff Of Davidson county mayN
We are authorized - announce JoHN K. EDMOEDsOH a
candidate for reelection shenf Of Davidson county.
We are authorized TO announce B. B. BsIEr candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. maY28
FOR CONSTABLE
We are authorised 20 announce JEsEE W. PAsE, csndl
data ft,r Constsb the Nashville District, jan III
We are authorised TO announce SAM. D, NICHOL asa
Conabeia the Nashville District al uie
suing March election. nov l5
We are authorised J. B. REDDIeK candidate
for Constable of Davidson County. sept Iz-ts
We are authorized 70 announce JEssE B. PEERT eandi
date for Constable in the Nashville District sept %
We are authorised to announce FLETrHEH ". HoRH
eaudi date Constable in the Nashville District. oett
We authorised 10 announce /. A. STOUT candidate
for constable In the Nashville District 81 the ensuing
Marcia election. cee9-ss.
We are authorized 70 announce r d. lRwIE, candidate
for Constable the Nashvo District a. me ensuing March
eleotiOn. cell
we are authorised 70 announcs IRA CRANDALL can
dssfS for Constable In the l0th District Of Davidson
comfy, al the ensuing March election. feb 7-tes
We aFs authorized announce }. h. JONBs candidate
for Constable the Nashville Diste a. the ensuing March
election. ussS-N
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HedgesI Hedges!!
No Excuse for Bad Fences

TITE viii furnish the Usage Orange Plants, set them out
w any farm within hundred miles Of Nash vile
and attend 70 pTuri ing shem until they into Hedge
that viii eneetuay tuFn cattle, horses, sheep, hogs and
goats, at the small Of One Hundred aud twenty Five
Dollars per mie which is from fourth 20 hall less
than the cost Of CON rail fence. This Hedge VIII
mana for many generations, aud when grown vii
reqaFe pruning but Olce yer Wch can be done ~ Ons
viii me al the Of mile day. This . the
only fence, eNesps be rock ws tB9t viii stand the over
flowing Of creeks and The back-WdieT Of rivers.
1ERMs Twenty i've per cent Hhen the Hedges planted
and balance In one, $40 and three years viii give
full guaranty plsh what propose, refund
the money may receive. Address
LANGUON & CHERRY,
Jan 2i-WA NuEseiymen, nashville, TeRR.
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NASHVILLE
Steam Stone Saw Works,
Walnut Grove. Jefferson-st.
SAMUEL HAsLAM,

TTAVING made important editions to his ma .
IL chinery, great increased his facilities
Tor manufacturing stone Of every description, lie N
equal In point Of anish and du1biily n any made G0
10 TIE clly End low price, and giving bis per-
sonal attenton 70 ths sstIirg Of The work feels
confident that be give satisfaction to all who
may favor him uiLa their orders, Seing ID
stone Front Houses S Fencing Steps, % rn
6Ornees 70 large Lannuz, % saw FaEging % Bush BAN
rred Ragging, JurDinE 20 Gaping ChunoJ Top
and all the branches OF stone Cutinq, for cash.
aug Sly WIN. HASLAH, Superintendent
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THE hns passenger and freight steamer Rs1Rua n
J coward WOODS Master viii lh-as-s-sasl
Ieavh Tor The above and ali intermediate -
i0o'elOek, A. ~ For freight or passage aPPly on board
fsbI3-2t H. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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NOTICE

MR. CHAPLBS NEAL, Tor mis- legatses, Il dsadl OF
VI ZephanisF Neal, deceased late Of Wilson county, (Ds
rct p in the State Of Tennessee is hereby informed
that there small sum Of money my hands, which he
isHQussted 70 come forward and get.
ELI COLLISION,
feb 6-v3s Executor OF Z Neal, decd.
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$4,000 Reward
FOR
Samuel, MEREDITH f!

HB undersigned will give the above reward for the ap
Prehenson and delivery TO the Tailor Of FrankER
ty, T. nnessee, OF SAMUEL MEREDITH, who murdered h
p Robertson, the Of Winchester Tennessee, the
evening OF the Gath December has hed 70 pa known
Meredith from 28 80 years old; six feet
high Slender hinVsged, high forehead; light blue eye
large and prominent bat OF angud eKPgesson good many
wrinkles about the eyes for his age; complexion rather
ssOW; light hair but hin his head had many whsk
all his face except the upper lip, whskers
side Of his face, and ashy chm;
his rather slow; hasa down look his lips usual
ly compressed, but when in conversation pleasant smiles
easily ind fine ofteeth has much erVe AM self
possessions brick by trade; CT black mole
skin OFercoa perhaps since he le has Of his and
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BZ- The Washington correspondent Of the New
York C0aTie- and 6HqurT, a Black Republican
paper, says
AT recent Republican caucus 1t was resolved,
upon the advice Of Gov Seward, not to sgitate the
slavery question, but attend TO legislation"
If Gov. Seward and his coadjutors had alwsys
minded their own business and left the South to take
care Of ITSELF the country would have been spared
the disastrous effects Of i'll feelings and strife with
which it has been so long cursed Gov. Seward
might. had he taken a national course, have been a
national man in his present position; but he
aas been so long upon the free soil and higher
law" hobbies ever to attain so great distinction.
lie never can hope to whiten his politics.
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at CAN'T ToUCH A NIGGER "-One Of the most
striking illustrations Of the utter hollOWness Of the
Black Republican sympathizers with the negro race,
that has ever fallen under our observation, occurred
very recently in this city. A professional gentle.
man was called upon TO perform a slight surgical
operation upon darkey; he said, % 9 thor
ourh going abOlilionist but cant touch q niger
Commsnt is unnecessary.-Pi Argus.
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CLARINDA F. ROBERTSON.
DAVID 2. ROEERTSON.
%

The New Orleans Delta Charleston Mercury Richmond
Enquirer Louis Republican aud Democrat, Mobile Reg
tsteI Memphis Appeal Louisville journal and Montgomery
Advertiser, will publish the foregoing for weeks and
forward changes ~ this Once. TapI-u
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Jacks for Sale.
r HAvR three superior Jacks for sale, which viii disPOs
= Of a. reasonable prices
nESTRTpVTnN Ann pEnTE

DESCRIPTION AND FEDIGREES.
BCLIPSB will Elk years Old next June. nearly sixteen
hands high, great length good action and fine appFaEnce
he took tho premium at the Tennessee State Pair 1885,
BIG BLUB will be I've years old next JuBe IS full four
teen and half hands hgh and decidedly the best formed
Jack the State, my opinion. Thess Jarks
sired By the famous Lord OF the le and he By Knight BT
rant, dmpOn ed) Their dam BY James Rideys sold
WOnder.'
BLACK DIAMOND will be three years old next spring
he Is By Rains Ellis5On's Black Mammoth out Of
peTiOF Imported Jennet, from barcelona, Spain.
ThesH superior amin Is, and invite those wishing 20
purchase them nay stable, eight miles SOulh Of
ian 2I-vIm JAMES RAINS.
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NJ We learn from the Memphis Bulletin Of Sat
urday that there are At present over 5000 bales Of
Cotten al the depot Of the Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad. an at the owners risk. The number OF
bales Offering for transportation over TINS ROAD az
tbis poinf amounts 20 one thousand or tWeve hundred
1av
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Italian Literature.
From Norris Z WIZ Hon. JasrsaZ.


We learn thatSig Lug Mont Of Harvard College IS
translated GUEzRA AIS tlnOus historical novel OF Beatrice
Csaci, and that n Is in course Cf publication There
will undoubtedly be great desire to this volume
GuerrszZ g probably me 10 St dstingl shed Of living
Italian authUr ana glad % know that the moC.
literature e ltsiy-Wh Wnich but little a.
quantsd-El be Iuauguraied By briiIaut a Specimen
II novel WritiI this The Life OF Beatrice has been
geueralY, indeed nay say entirely snndsrzt8od; buf
GuerrlZZ has shown IN his very powerful work COM
peted alter careful ab0r what probably the correct s-
D1siuoa of this sad history Every has read Shebys
tragedy Of the Jsnc and thcss fortunate enough 20 have
extended their travels far as Iay remember IS one Of
tie lOVest specimens Of The admired and copied
portrait Of beatrice by Guido, the GALLERY Of the
BarbsEini Palace"
Guerzz in his Prsisos T. the work says addressing
the unfortunsts shade Of Bsatrice
sIuasmuch IS have been able g comprehend thee I'M
Dlore for sufficient power % wCrhIy thq hs-
tory TO these dear Italian maidsnz VINO love thee
ter inst departed though the shadow Of Two centuries and
half is spread Ihy spulohrs. Verify thine his
tory Of sad crimes; but the msdeus OF my country VIII
read it. it will pierce their gentle souls hzs sword bat
they will readt Wke1 the yOuth whom they lovs % ap
preaching they viii hasten blushng hide IT, bot i1ey
will read il aud will Offer thee the only gift thai can Be-
given 70 the belrayed-telrs-"
The elect Of this powerful work upon the mpassGnats
and vehement Italian reader such, that certain Of he
governments have iuisFdstsl pabicaton and isuOW
rarely ssen in Italy.
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"a The attention Of Country Merchants is de
rected to the large auction sale advertised oy
BsssTs, TRABUE LUcVs, in this mornings paper
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St. LOUIS Feb. 9,-The Lesvenworth correspond
ent of the Democrat says a bill providing for a con-
stitUtion has passed the Kansas Legislature.
Lawrence letters in the Lesvenworth papers con-
tain the proceedings Of the Board Of Commissioners
to Investigate election frauds Mclean, chief clerk
in e Surveyor Generals Office testified having sent
the returns Of both elections TO Platte City Cal
houn's request that he had not seen them since /;
that the Delaware Crossing returns have been
received at LecomPton. This was doubted, and
Sheriff Walker was despatched to LecOmptOn, TO
search CalhOuns Office and he found buried in the
ground under the WoOdpile, the identical returns
Mclean swore to having sent to Platte City,
Gov. Denver, the Speaker Of the House, and the
President Of the Senate examined him. He sWoTe
they were the same returns Mr.. Calhoun counted on
the l4th ut., and the Delaware Crossings returns
we're also among them, footing 34g votes Prsvi
Gus to this, Defender testified having given the
Delaware Crossings returns TO Calhoun at Weston,
subsequent to the count at Lecompton. Warrants
have been issued for Mclean and Sherwood, who
have fed 70 esCsp arrest
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ia The system Of granting warrants to locate
vscant snd appropriated lands in Virginia, has been
carried 10 such an excess, that Governor WISE has
felt it his duty to protest against the gross frauds
Pracised under it for years The warrant is granted
TO anybody who viii pay two cents an acre, and the
"arrantee may find the land where he can, in a
region already shingled" over with conflicting
titles. Ignorant persons in the North and elsewhere
have bought these warrants, at from eighty to one
hundred cents an acre, under an impression that
there would be no difficulty in making location /;
whereas, in truth, there is no land left The Gov
ernor is againsL any further issues Of this sort.
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CANDIDATES.
PUTNAM COUNTY

We are authorised to announce H. ". SaDLEE, Jr a
candidate for Csrs Of the Circuit Court Of Putnam county
ct the ensuing March election. Jan lie
JACKSON COUNTY.
We are authorised oRnnounce WHITE MYERS candidate
for Sheriff Of Jackson County at the ensuing March cleo
ton. A-ts.
PERRY COUNTY.
We authorised to announce MosEs BATHS a candidate
for CLERK Of the County Court Of Perry county the March
election. sept Std,
Cheatham County.
We authorized 10 announce W. H STUART, can
ddae for Sheriff Of Cheatham county, al the ensuing March
election. dec4-te.
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FW'HB STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASHVILLE Gas
LIGHT COMPANY will please lake notce that lns an
nusl election Of UroctoF viii axe place a. The once Of
JANIS q. KBNDRICk,
feb Ste SesraaFy,
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cod Pen IGanufaetorV
MnEiGf

Ii persons having claims asainst The estate Of Jobn
Il re deceased, hereby notified to dle them with
CLERK Of the County Court OF Lawrence county, within
time prescribed By law, or the same wiz be barred This
9th February, 1858. W. K. DURRETT,
feb I4-W3l Administrator.
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Notice.

Clerk q Masters Sale Of Land & Negroes.
pY virtue ofsn ineoeutoy decree Of the ChaHeery Court
- at GansbOro made the February fsrm 1883, OF said
Court in the case Of Samuel Johnson, and Others against
Washington MOTgan, and others, pending in said Court
W Saturday, the 20h day Of March, 1855 the late
residence Of hmrOd Johnson deceased about six miles
East Of GansboFO in Jackson county, Tennessee offer
SALE az public auctOn highest bidder, credit Of
twelve months, Eleven Likely NegFoesthree neId hands
likely men-the others and children At the
same time and plsce, viii sell, the some val
liable tracts Of Land under said Note with good
security will be required Of the purchaser and lien viii be
retained the land the purchase money Ths 9th day
Of February, 1853. " W BOTS,
H feb IA ms fac Is Clerk
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GhiIde Harold.

THIS Distinguished, thoroug Oh bred stallion will ~
i make the present season az my stables sig -
miles South OF Nashville He sired by i'm pOT. s
ted Sovereign, Of Maria " est--Jhs dam Of g.
Wagner Fanny Margaret Wood, and others Of distinction
His blood Is therefore OF the best He
Of bis day having lost heat His colts
and strongest SEEN and every year
ADDING fenOwn 60 MS reputation by their Distinguished
upOa the 5asheFa hree year old his has
been recently purchased BY Mr. Ten bEOeck for sun
S0a, Who intends IsEng him 20 sngand 70 contend with
Eng lands best.
ChTlde harold 10 q rich brown, Is hands high, with
bJne and TenEIh than any blood horse
Ha4 taken all the pre- NUNS for which he hsa been exhbhe
in bOth STATE and county fairs and although certainly
rank hgh any horse In the Union, Is placed
price Of thirty dollars be paid In all before
the removed Mares st one dollar week
Jan 2A-W3m W. G. HANDING.
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MONEY FOR THE MILLION!
3O,OOODollarSf for 5 DoIlarsI
aa- Only $4,000 Numbers! 1886 PrizssI IA
More than one Prize to every nine Tickets!
ONE TICKET CAN DRAW THREE PRIZES
REGISTERED MONEY LETTERS, AT OUR RISK
Capital Prize S3O,OOO2
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE
NUMBERS.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
By authority Of the State Of Georgia.
CHA SIS &C.
DRAWS MARCH list, 1858,
GLASS 88
DRAWS MARCH 18th, 1855.
In public at GIacon, Ga under the sworn supernten.
denee OF E. q. BuIkey and Jos. Waterman Esq's'
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Jan 23--Wtds
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Coon ADvIoE.-Ths thousands Of crpPIes whom Rhsu-
matsm has len with stened joints, whom Palsy has
bsreR Of the their nmbs ADVISED Try BRAsss
AETrro LIKIHEEr which has yet failed 70
single case OF the kind in which fair trial has been made
In using IL do not spare friction, hut rub It well and
btly Ills also useful in relaxing muscles contracted
drawn up from eramp in reducing and sCssrng tumOrs
and white svsngS; in healing ulcers, and in curing AZ
manner Of srupvs diseases Ofhe skin lis for sale IN all
respectable Drug stores.
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BUGGIEs, ROCKAWAYS, &C., &c.
w. l. PEET.

NO. 3, KET STREET,
TAs hne ASSORTMENT Of BgKziss, ROekaways, and
IL Hacks Tor sale; also, splendid PedldeF3s W agom
and few Ca small Wagons for children. Please call
and see them TIaR 22-sil Eprse