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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-29

I IQUORS.-I5U bbls Rectilied Whlskey
IS bbls. Old Rye Whiskey
IS " Cincinnati pure Rye Whiskey
% " New England Rum
90 " Apple Brandy
30 " Domestic Brandy
IS " Gin; 10 do Bourbon Whiskey
2pipes Holland Gin
2 do. Jamaica Spirits, (oId) 10 barrels Peach
Brandy; 50 1 casks Cherry Brandy; 10 bbls.
Blackberry Brandy; 10 do. Ginger Brandy %
DO. Peppermint and Cinnamon Cordials, with
Stout, Ale, Porter, DemIjohns, &c, 10 which the
attention of the trade is invited.
F. A. MARBURY,
NH 90 No. ii. Fowle's Wharf
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

INRESH DRUGS, &c. -Qulnlne, Castor vi,
II Turkey Opium, Camphor, MorphIa, OrrIs
Root, Saltpe;re, Gum Myrrh, Nursing Bottles,
Ground Cloves, Citrate OF Iron, Acetate OF Pot
ash, white and black Mustard Seed, fresh Hops,
Indigo, Cream of Tartar, Chloroiorm, Valerlan-
ate OF Zinc, Oil of Lemon, Hollands German
BitteTs, Tapioca, Railways Ready Relief, DC
Just received and for sale by
j. R. PIERPOINT,
ian 90 l72. s. F.. cor. of King and Wash. SITS.
DROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHESi Ba-
II zin's Amandine; Ayers Cherry Pectoral
and Pills; Wrigtt's Pills and McLane's Pills
and Verpifuge; Chapman's Vermiiuge; Frey S
DO Jaynes' DO; Fahnstock's do Jaynes Alter
ative and Expectorant aud CarminatiYe Balsam;
Arnica Strengthening Plasfers, just received ana
for sale by J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
ian 2s cor. Fairfax and Prince SIS.
CHEMICALS, &c.-Calomel; Blue Mass;
Pulv. do; Soluble Cit. OF Iron and QnInIne;
Iodide of Potash; Iodine; lodlde OF Lead; BEN
zoic Acid; Tannic, do; Sulph. OF MoTphIa;
Sulph. of Quinine, and Oxide OF Silver, Tor sale
by PEEL, STEVENS w.
ian 10 cor. King and Allred-sts.
DOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BlTTERS;
II Henry's Cordial; Woods Restorative Tor
the Hair; Sandford's lnvigorator; Vests FLUID;
Mrs. Aliens Restorative, and Mustang LINZ
ment, for sale by co
jan % cor. King and Alfred SIS
nlL LEMON; do. B~urgamoti do. Rosemary;
~ do. Neroli; do. Lavender; do Cinnamon;
do. Peppermint; do. Sassairas, and Croton oiI'
Just received and for sale by
WIN. A. HART,
No. 100 King-st, cor OF Pitt.
Sign Of the Golden Mortar. Jan ~
TNRESH GARDEN SEEDS-A large and
general assortment OF GARDEN SEtpS,
warranted fresh and genuine, from the ceIebra'
ted Seed Gardens OF Comstock, Ferre 4 Co,
Wethersield, Connecticut, Just received, and Tor
sale by }. K. NC,
ian "a Sc. cor. OF King and Wash.st.
TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH DROPS
The most pleasant, safe, and speedy
cure for Coughs, Colds, and Hoarseness. Price
l21 and rs cts. per box, received, and tor sale by
PEEL, STEVENS y co,
ian 81 corner of King and Alired'sts,
TOX'SSPARKLING GELATlNE.-Mrs. Al.
u lens Hair Restorative, Linseed Oil, Chic
rotorm, Refined Saltpeue, Chamomlle Flowers
lust received, and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, Jr, Apothecary,
ian 81 81 King street.
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w agents for J.. NJ. SINGER Il co.'s
SEWING MACHINE, for Washington and
Alexandria. We have used them for several
wears, and find them to be the best in use
Also, FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, Of
improved plan at low prices
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
No. 322, Penn'a. ave, between 9th and 10th SITS
Washington, Jan lin
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INISH.-5O bbls. No. 3 Nackerel
: II half bbls. No. 3. large, do
III bbls. Round Herrings
POO " Cut do
% " Gross do
200 " Alewives
: " Trout
boxes halr
half boxes Hake, daily expected, and
for sale by [noy III FoWLE n co.
INRESH suppl y
~ hhds. new cop New Orleans Sugar
5 " handsome Porto Rico do
~ bbls. new crop New Orleans Molasses
3 hhds. Muscovado 90
% bag prime Rio Coffee
10 boxes Cavendlsh Tobacco. Just received,
and Tor sale by
McVEIGH & CHAMBERLAIN.
jan II Prnce-s'Tcet wharf.
EARRlS'S TOBACCO.-1he undersigned
have Just received a lot OF very choice
TOBACCO, consisting in part OF the following
brands, and to which they call the attention OF
the trade
"a kegs Luxury OF the People"
u " apricot
"a Caddy boxes "~Peoples Favourite, !b
50 I" Game Cock"
nov 3O-3m KNDX & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-29

TO The CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRlA-Persons deslrous
OF !" occurring the SEWING MACHINES OF the
undersigned, will please apply TO Messrs. WALL,
STEPHENS 4 Co, who have been appointed this
day, as our only agents in the District and Alex
dria. liam ll-lml J.. NJ. SINGER & co.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-22

- ''''' q. ~" - 'hA@F persons 70 Oh
''' .''''i ''''''. :" Hi"iH,''''" C+..rrHn tins
.'.''.''7 - "I-'''' i.'.:" ~. ne i"u"'1.-
'''' = - "''t =: t'.>'...' ~ ING Htea States.
~ I>."e wanting hers has been q taTurits
authorization, "Hd : easily endowed with er"-
''Ift'' Sii.~" IAe.e are ;,t@ plenty q lawyers
".,@ Iol'''' f''.'| q '"st- !. ~ investigation,
r.'l'':'' S'ie.l : i S's''''" "i a case OF not
~. = : '.o I1t -, I'm f'-" !" 'i5 iaine" Je:l-
nchs cS'le. me 3ehs's'iS's Il, hHGM2! have
Prol"E'''''' me He1Hsion. a''d ana$''i IaF-"
'.'i''a i','l ''''e" ,'''n ,''tonS t"r 9cncato2!-
.'i :; researches ana .eIH ihIest'S2tiouS with
t'' ''oi' 90 ',r''''' ''s, r.''.'! {" i..s t"h"-
.""> ''''' Inc l.. !'.'tE Is, s.!... ~ tc under
L'':,''i - = Want he'rS; 70 he about 10 revert
20 n" IE""h 70 amount - lorty or fifty mil
nous a'erIthS 10 consist o. uut"!a gold IN
>L't9'S : III Inc hahk OF Ln,,ian3 ier scc1Ity,
a." ~ sle o;..o-t! e>'','. q Acton iiace With
- a. 'tt'9e i''e",'1 L"''oeS N1Eio!y displayed,
the Je!H'ctseS nave supported cheelfuily an
"Se".y c'''!ed 'fe JehhenS Hociety, IN Sun
s'iee', Lonu1", iof some years ant the agents
10 ''uoI h''" Fotitaol le' since there Is MOTH
''iS lot ttichl 70 90, II theE nave little to re-
cei'e. Our American papers have been laden,
HC'o t'lnc - TIME with golden accounts Cf
EIlii11S IN sore f5E TIC lucky heirs in this
country, II they would ,AiycHlcrSe from their
retreats ana accept OF at:!ueAte. Agents have
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-22

moaning upon lid river bank. clasping hen
only resaaining did, ii ssraining her gaze
afar upon Tie water Ill ssach Of the lost one
The Conscience stricken father FASTENED TO the
nearest cottage for relief. while the skin push.
Cd from the shore ard returned to the steam
boat, which in little tifnc was Mostly pushing
and putting along the liver, and leaving faI
behind the broken group that had been des-
poia9hpf their treasure
QsEet was again restored among the pas
sengers, and esch returned to his dreams, OF
his waking th5tights Of the unhappy mid
night sccnc-2ofne to syYnpathise-s to
censure-ali soon 20 forget, III the busy whirl
u hie, the sal lesson that however man nav
err, woman is the greatest sufferer thereby,
and q few, if any, to profit by the warming
. tsae gamblers nlisforttincs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-22
Scene in a Gamblers Life.
BI IRENE

Upon one Of the crowded boats that cortir-
uaily ply up and down the Mis-, issippi. was a
family grO"p whose deected appearance at
tracted general attention. The wife Wore that
melancholy expression Of countenance that
tells Of a iife-consuming heart sorrow which
lies too deep to aleyiated by sympathy. Her
features were sAarpeGed by suffering, and her
face. which might once nave beeu fair, had
list H. round proportions, and the thin cle.k
and sluhen, mVuratul eye, revealed a tale of
unspoken grief. \ young babe slept quietly
in her arms. She booked lovingly UPON it;
and wcii Size might Tor il was very beautiful.
One h..!e 0IuIpiei and hand rested upoa tie
soft cilerA, and the iiait-par.ei iIs aul closely
slut cyo.iis showed how gently it slunbered.
Now and then little girl, sitting close beside her
ou low stool, peepe,uneIeg the light shawl that
halt covered the caIii's faee. looEcl szliiingly
lp 70 Eer Dioth-E and again Gestled c.oser 10
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-22

by the adoption Of tue compromise acts OF
1850, which were passed separately, though
defeated rs n whole. They were opposed by
Colnnel Benton a. fraudulent in regard to
Texas, and defective in regard to the fugitive
slave law.
In ls47. Mr.. Calhoun, 10 whose doctrines
Colonel Benton had long been opposed, intro
duced in the Senate a series Of resolutions de-
claratoTy of his views in rcgari-to the terrific
rial powers of Congress the admission Of States
and other questions bearing upon the, slavery
issue. These Colonel Benton denounced as
''f'se- brand resolutions His course on this
subject aTrayed against nina strong party IN
the MissOuf. Legislature. Rho, by q conlbina-
.tion with the Wings, finally succeeded, ls4e--
n, IN elccfiag Mr. Geyer iiis SUCCESSOR in the
Scaate Il 1852, III order 10 yissacata Is
i i4lgs1 asS IS III 4 80 IL :s s.1al-
III sIissflct al 4 oandldate.fog the House of Rep-
reseatativcs. and was elected. During his term
IN the House he made an elaborate speech
against the kansas-Nciraska I'LL. In 1854
j" wt> defeated in his J, .tEjyt l.. coalition of
Els r.i opponents aud t,r .tu.e.se,a llEiv. II
H." u" cauyaaat,: Mi>sJ,r II as !. cardi,:atc F,r
/ Governor, but was ic!,atei hv Tr;i~tpn Polk
nov, a member Of the tu;5cd State Senate Ii
thr }sn> Dental campaigns ci 1886. he sup
ported Nr buchanan. il opposition t. his son-
lE-!aw. Coiamci Fremont.
L. May. 1880, ',i1nel Benton completed
ai.i published Lis Thirty J ears View con-
tai.:n.s = retrospective yi-E If the workings o.!
'Lo 5"v"rinncEt Jur.uL his senatorial rarar
.ittpr III; dc.: il. IS5", IT, resumed lis I.rlu-
ry lll"g, and ,~eal his -.,, work II ..!,..dg-
I;-. cuEdrn-.n@. aa' revising tac debates #
Cu,IgTcss from TIC foundation II the Govern
..t In tl.y
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-22

one newspaper in each county and twonews-
papers in the city of Baltimore
Section y, forbids the Convention to amend
Or change any parts Of the present Constitu-
tioh ana bili OF Rights which recSgnize, pro-
tect, or establish the Institutions Of negro sla-
very, and the relation Of MASTER and slave in
this State
Section IL, enacts that said Act shall take
effect from the day of its passage @
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-22
From M~ AhnGrxis G4zet''e.


- 2$ 'NE-yv
The question # the eXpeaicncy Of voting
i2F', or AZ. ..Is.sl a aCynven'.o!. t. IRAN" new
',''S'i:ui.' ii ami t.r'n =! Government tJr Eil.s
H't,, "a" oc@"Fyl.J " c"AS4tcrat!c share Il
ld'.:- tte'.'!. II, We sti.1 Ill Synopsis u the
IL" Aa l%-,c't 4 TIC !.c session 0t tie Gen
".- -t,'oMuty
>f'u'n !. provides that on IN" fourth We'd
IeS'''H ~ r'I's next loE the purr Sc "f taking
tie sens, # the people oi the State as 70 the
cxuciicncv Of callIu- A I,flvetiu.. 81, j,.l.ra.,,
- frame . nr:. .f.-ti.tlr ii .:8 form II COY
nnl't ;sl election shall be hcid at the same
places where city ana county elections are now,
hc.d ry Jaw i1r tnc election oi DELEGATES. and
that every person entitled to vote liz De,,.,....,
t. tie iIeayr., i.a-..a,y shall lie ,n...t..t 10
vote wiz. r-Grance t, .ha question o.. !. Con-
Nentiu. 7, frame y now Constitution rr -
pres. uE in writuz. or il. prii.tc,i form. ON IT,,
ballot t., laav cast. tu. words ..iora = ,,.nyn,,-
ton or i.,a.nat : Convention .s the case
may be; ana iii case there he any bia,i.; hal
lyts cast; the same snail not be counted. The
sheriff Of the several counties and the civ If
Baltimore are required to give notice Of ,, ,lay
q. which the people arc to vote for against th,.
said Convention, in the same manner as notice
IS low given of the election ot Delegates to the
General Assembly.
Section ,, directs the .Ju,I.res of the E'.,tio,
Iwho ar. to bc appoir..ci IN the same manner
;,s re, are now ap,,a,t,.i FIR ,L. l.,.i... ~
DELEGATES t. the General Assembly. to receive
accurately count. anl duly .urn the number
of ballots cast for and AGAINST = Convn,ti,n to
the CLERKS Of the Circuit Courts Of the .ay..r..i
counties. and to the clerk Of HE >uncrior { mr.,
o Baltimore city. As the same ar. NOW r, ,,lIy,s
10 be rctrruc,! in The election Of n.lcgatfs IT,
tAe House q Delegates. And the Sali clerks
axe required to MAKE returns oi the number OF
ballots cast iur and against the call of a Con-
reItlon, u the Governor, within twenty days
~it'r sad election; and the laws regulating the
fetl1!hs i"r Tie election ol t"e hoHernu. si.a!!
apply to the votes cast l"r and against a Coa-
Fei.hon.
Hecion >, "iFtT'!S thc HoFera"r - count and
cast up the ballots - returned to him AMI Il
u si'"tI appear u him ti1"t a E:tJoHty "i the
n'!!',2 est are III i'Ftt Dt :. c"" "l t"nTen-
'tA' Ae >..",' t'@o" 'l,@ lto'.Ai'iu' II 2:'i.,"n-
Gag II" s.~.i'' n ':~.'ii'..5 an 'iaHtIeH II I'.i-
e"'ieS % ne S.ii C.'.',.'tioh 10 6e held Oh The
on. : - =. J.., ,,'leF ''cA,.
s'l - la =, II S.''''l 'l'' inc
c:tEri ta!tnoFe shall Ne enntie: to the sane
"'"'''o' ~ 1's'cs .''S - 'r '''''.l - '.'F
~" "''"' ''9i'1 y" ,'-' senate ana ii'u~e
u l.v'"a'.TS' An ''.e ia"5 F'.',". - jhe
,.9!- "' i'eI's''eS o. lte '''..'F''i assembly
- '' s'.,. ''l'Ht - '''g
ee1'l"h q! ! i-54'"a '' N'.'' C2t.Fe'.,''A. Ah@;
u" convention Is @A3'""t''t L. lNl2c OF the
election an1 4'!a!.lcat!"A 81 - l."n.n"r< Any
.c=al voter i5 eh5ioie u Il scat II s"l1 Con"en-
ton.
section . requires the pe."S-,2t'S - ne elected
. met III AhntH IL" on me Inst " wednesday
o. y .iN4lN. lSDt: ana ~ CG!t..lG" III Session
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-22
~se.s. s-.a TILE
ST. MARY'S BEACON.
-.s Is PUBI-IsEilD EVERY THEEsDAY By
GEORGE II. MORGAN C J. z. KING.

Terms OF UBScTIPTIoy.-S1.50 per an
NUN, - lie paid within SIX inonths. No sub
Rcriptionn will Ire received for sfcrteF period
than six months. ard 40 paper he discontinued
until all arre,ra@es arc paid, except at the op-
ton of the publishers
Terms dE ADvrarIsfsG.-Si per square
for the t4yo first Insertions and - cts f. every
subsequent insertion. Twelve lines or lcss con-
stilute square. RI tire nunbcr of Insertions
be not marked on the advertisement. il viii Il
published slsEi srbisls ars elargeii asesrfispg-
I j il
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-14
Rio FIGURING Mills,
Eor Sale ar Lease

VITE have determined 20 retire from business
w therefore, wtsa "a sell Tor lease Cor term oi
years, onf mil, kno~n the Rlu Mills, At Narfrses
boru, Team. We viii uot attcmPg give as=scfig,-
tion oi the Mil IA this advertisements, presume
any ohe wishing q buy or lease ~neit desire a.
the Ms for themselves. TIE Nil building Is 10 BRICK
% es 5ofect IA stories hish, covered wi;h Ihe
toiirr liotise = e brUk, 80 by 20 st, covered with
TIN tie ist ou Wuich said mill - situated contains
abtai- sax acrrs u ground with Cooper sias,is.
Alsos geod dwelling heass, Ith siN aud a
tHassasc alIsi good out haliscs. Stsd lot - Nea
adapted a. raising Littenng hogs AZ ANY iotla the
STATE, having naulbcE u sliaae trens IA u and
never aGliiss stream OF water rauuing through a.
railroad running m.li dzsF a1oat 900 fret track
sznse gu-ge sal tbs Nashy vile C1atLa-
hu-a Railroad. Aad C0ntraEt y lgh the Nasilx tlie
and Chattanooga Railroad "a rcceiye and deliver all
freight suing frun the usH AT the mia. tlas
saving the estre expeuse u drAyiug. Five raa Of
ieat Buers, everything n perfect running order
fRrse nsais have more vensices zd possess great
CT Advantage, a. 50 sitaaiion A., thlag ta any
ctiaerm mill VA the Uaftesl Sl.sfes
We sisF the whole, = above described for $4,000
-slJ 40 down IN cash good cash noles the bal.
siae, tNo axid three years
tise profits ef te tniii, II rightly attended, To- Viii
tiitn alert Az the ~ meats (excett of clurse
The nTst for what siur have raa tie lnlu this
season, wll pay Al TIE ratss q over 20 per ceng per
Aauum- I'VE % three energetic men coslt4 sAaks
SiIh these uafls tsFo or tlree fortau = ~bfle ttey
~0ald make n CasliaEuiA Kansas 10 ~e think
Those ssnlag &, bay 90 lexss wili please aptly ma
nasitaialy as we ~e wish % disPsrse u thens one
cay or the ether, by the HfSs " January nex1 We
We have charter fFu The Legislature of car ftAte
orsslnK ths niiis winch the purchaser can uss
Of MOI a. he thinks best. Address
HUSsINS 4 RANSOM.
osuo-tsss-nI AsFlFee.eeEo', Team.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-14
The Great English Remedy.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of
COpaiha and SarsanariIIa

I1oSsfsfs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
cine Cor tle cure Of sexual diseases, which mus
with an enlightened public render II assCredly high
popular, ano deslderatum long sought the me
zeal world IL needs no confinement change OF diet
n It's approved FORM that OF paste II is entirely
less aud causes unpleasant the patient
IL has acquired the utmost fame IA almost every part
OF kirope; IL has been examined, approved of, and
sanctioned by the faculty Of medicine, aud recommcn
ded by the most eminent Of the profession. Prepared
by j. W THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale,
wholesale and retail by JonN A. IARANT Co, Agents
for tle United States 27S Greenwich street New York
As the above valuable preparation has been exten
slveiy counterfeited by unprincpled parties in the
United states, the proprietor has adopted precau.
ton against imposition consumers, Label OF which
the following a fac siulie, and which will be found
burnt IN upon the bottom Of each pot Of the ssssine
intended Tor sale in the United States Canadas British
provinces, West Indies and South America
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-14
IL. R. H.


X X R,-Radway Ready Relief for Headaches
whether sick OF nervous; rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, small POX, Feycrs, Swollen JOINTS
hluney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver, PleuTisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains OF all kinds. Railways Rea-
dy Relief viii, in few minutes change the
misercs you suffer 10 Joys of pleasure
r. R-isadNay sReneyating Resolvent for the
OF chroLc dlseases-such as SCrofuuus and
Syphitc Complaints, Cons sumptive and 9th
er affections of the Lungs aud Taruat lndu-
ration and enlargements of parts, Eruptive
and other diseases ui the skin, Nodes Tu
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, and all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state Of the
Blood.
R.-kadway's Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, COstiVeuess Indigestion, ln-
hammatiuu OF the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
CuInpitHnt, i1Seises the ffcart and
ueys, Female Complaints, Small Pox Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system Is cut
OF order, "a dose OF Radway = Regulators viii
restore II 10 regularity No female should
be without them.
p. r. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
WarlO-lv vdEw RAbWAN A. CD
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-14
r. C. M'NAIRY s. CO.,
J .'i go I... .IlbI IL tl arlrcae % Eooneerts
'sf'aH''; HousE FuRxIsHIEGs.

SERVANTS. e. EHA 81.
We have nov on hand unusually large stock II al
kinds Il plain bored costons, Tor hosse aud acid
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-14
THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

RE well known and eagerly sought for throughout
~ the whole Continent Of America.
Never BEFORE their introduction could any Sc
ries OF popular remedies be found that equal 10
any emergency that were always Ia be relied Ca and
within reach uf the poorest persous
Never before the GrTfenberg Pills, could you
obtain iur 25c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases,
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, ,COstiyeness and Asthma
Never Before this Fever aud Ague remedy
could anything be found that cured all cases Of Chlls
and Fever for SOC
Never Before the Green Mountain olntrncnt
was there 70 be iou.d, for 25c. any immediate cure
for Burns Bruises, Cuts, Old S0rcs, Fry yspelas and
lnfamrnatoits either external or Internal.
Never Before NarshaIlss tterIne Ca
thOlicon Was Falling OF the Womb, and other
Uieriue diseases found a. be curabe. Now,
out of twelve are cured by this medicine
re- any physician supposes THAI this is merely a
quack remedy, we would reply, "that u Is prepared
by br. Pomeroy, of Utica wealthy aud Old phsycian
Of the Alopathic schoo-that will furnish any
puEIbie phsican quantity Of it. gratuitously To
test rs merits on his PATIENTS and furthermore, by
writing 90 III. .POmeroy, he be furnished with its
cOmponeut parts. IL Is the greatest blessing the
ema sex that the science Of medicine has discovered
In a century.
rup, there a certain remedy for Bloody FluX, by
sentery, Darroa or Cholera-now, ali can be cured in
Never Before the Introduction OF the Chldren's s
Panacea, eoul mother feel the life Of her babe safe
for a day, while Gnder i've years of age Icathfu
diseases and stroug medicines carried them on-now
tins medicine cures them. after ieh doctor aud
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless. Price
only Sec
the Health Batter. that costs 25o. Why should the
world suiicr from Dyspepsia Bilious diseases,
while thfs simple medicine can, at all times, prevent
Hf
Never Before was any preparation OF sArsa-
pariia SO powerful as that compounded by the Grss
feubeTg Co.
Never Before has the consumptive's Balm
fotnd IT. equal. flow many are the now in life and
health, Who wOuhi ere this, have entered Deaths
lark portal, II they had not been recommended 10
use this in preference TO many nostrumis that
loudly VanBteds
Isff. L H.
certain OF cure- We have certificates OF persons
urcy recovered after lr Motic. aud Other great ply
scians had asserted that nothing but the knife could
aGrd relief
Never Before could inhamed eyes and weak
ness of sight be cured Tor twenty ave The Eys
Lstion does IL.
Never Before any Book published that
contains much medical know ledge the GTssfen.
berg Manual uf Health, for twenty i've cents. II
Ought ~ be IA every family in the Land.
Never Hefore has any Almanac been published
valuable a. The Health Almanac. IL furnished
gratuitously by all Druggists, and by
ALkX. MACKENZIE,
ect2i-u Il COllege street, Nashville.
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sSOme Again.

MIR. LARGO "a ssE aesires 10 laform his
MI lfloas 1na sEe iIa3iit grlefly taAt tae .s RS
taFnrsi lroi nis SoFtest to4r ana rs-y % us,en
the Tall cazufaagH-
Fuliy pssss-a IN all reesnt proy ts IN Phato
gFAla4H Az4ilpaatsonFrls iass hcretsfsre, soloy
aIala zsrrtfs of hs ictarvz 2hd astsTsii4ss 10
snare 40 ei8gt Iiess he Conndenty ingttes thsse
y 40 have giecn ann a taiF u ail - do 80.
iaascs IA nls pfesrat the must conve-
nisnsy anl ilieastFty lOeAtsd OF any the Cay .
gAerTy stFeei, coTaeT 0l Ousoa. segt-l-t
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oARpErs Az. OIL cLorHs.

Ali widths Linen and Cotton sileetng fhiu~ Cpttou
and Ilnens, All qualities, IabIs Iaas.@sk Towels, Sa
kinx SC, &e-- rrkr ASA .znGfeaH
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Together with the above Goods We have large
stock ol 10 4, II l2-I Bed Blankets. Also, =
general stock of Stale Dry Goods, whch .ave
the attention OF Retail Buyers ~ No. 81 College II.
nov3. A. c. q A. B. BEECH.
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Nj C l. ANS
strengthening C0rdiai
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,

tiih 1913 - ,'sos s us natural laws When taken, ia
heHls Hlueiice y Icit coursmg through every vein
Of the body, purifying and acreerafng DC erc1l.t,o,
OF the blood. peutralizs any billions mailer ir IN.
hcleans Strengthening Cordial viii e0,fu.II- c,,r.
Liver complaints, Jaundice '' Asa
Chronic mr. HArv""s nshilisy, Discusses oI Ins
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tlrnaments for Nirror., Nc.
NasAOx.XIVAON,

THE tartnershtp heretofore existing between the
4 undersi siled, under t.e lirIn nanse ol IL. II NOR
kIS 4 10. ss tite Grcery and Commission Busincss,
Is this day dissolved by t cousrHt, IL B. Morris
gla ilg sid interest to HGgh AcCrea klher part
authorized 10 te name 81 the frm IA liqui
datuu ii h. GOlsKls,
" Ht0ish,li HARRIS.
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constitutional Diseases.

Many diseases that aiiCt humanity are Inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF sckly sfes
Scroiula, Consumption syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common of constitutional diseases Now We
care not how many generations the seeds of these dis
eases may have been established IN the system,
ruPtrg the blood-Rddcays R1OudtiRg ReSOiUdRt viii
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every part
Gle OF diseased deposits and I'LL the VEINS with new
pure and healthy blood