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Hex. JAMES &. CL,y.-The Washington CORE
epoudent Of the New York Post makes the following
aIlusion 10 this gentleman:
Mr.. James b. Clsy commenced his career as a
Parliamentary debater to. day-the FIRST speech, he
said he had ever risen TO make in legislative as
sembly lie supported Psuliing and condemned
Walker. whom. he said, be would, II ne had heen
in PauIdmg's place, have made so accountable that
there would have been no occasion for this debate
MIR Clays manner is good, his voice is strong and
meodious he is fluent, Ecstlculstes Judlclousy and
with emphasis and possesses oratoricsl quaiihca-
lions TO a remarkable degree. The galleries were
very full and universal curiosity AMI interest was
let 10 hear the son OF The great orator lie retained
the attention aud interest during his whole speech
His reasoning was logical, and the method and
arrangement of his remarks eyinced uncommon
rhetorical accomplishments. No one could be sub
iected 10 a more severe ordeal His audience had
come 10 see how much of his fathers power he in
berited with his name, and recollecuons Of that
eloquent statesman parallel TO the current OF
his speech in their minds, and yet the verdict OF
criticism is that II not equal TO his father he need
not RELY on paternal fame for position and rePuta-
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FRELGHT LINES.
Through Hates from New EorK and Pail,
adeiphia 60 Nashvilles in connection
villa new EOrK and Pnfindesphia
steamship Lines, 10 Continue VITA
omt alteration 90 1iae hka OF June
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Ladies come Out boo cav striTc,
And Keep merchants lion despair

Ls1es come out boo cav atfire,
And Keep uief chants iTs despair
AUl long .sl.-
N-UW. Ladies. there excuse for DuWdy Bonnet,
~ 90 make tbIngs look gloomy than >uEpen
sOus scarcity OF money, C gr must close out
Fall Stock.
ID 10th U6aks IRON 50 10 s. worth double that price.
100 Pieces Ribbons. Uyery aud beautiful Style
$40 cauUus Paris Flowers, EnUuets Balty &c,
80 hlch NaUEbOu and uslriCh pumes, new designs;
20 cases Of rich aud me1luu Frce C,IoTea Gmps and
PLAIN straw;
10 cases colored Legaoru Fa,s N.sses Gipseys, PLATA
Straws, &c.
$50 boxes hush caps aud 70 Us.0us
Our stock ul Fancy hoUreIs viii Eurpsss anything
have displayed 90 previous openings argr stnck
CLOTH 'ama and CioaEs, latest Shapes halls Tie price
auy In Buga collars and very large stock;
Erabfodses and Needle Goods endless ,4ely, 40
Hoped sas ul every new uugu, large stock
Fancy and Ornamental goods consisting line C-Ba4s
combs, the sly bOuueI comb, Gumclasc head
role new article ElIraCts,s superior article 50 cents
worth IS, Gloves Paras3s, Fans, &c, at extremely low
uricss. good STOCK of NOeE Goods for children, Tai
mas Jackets. Mts eEgugs hose style, kgoeIts
sheateI and psutys Laues Worked Faucy Dress caps
MohaIr and and Fgur a.ad-drusses, ChUuiel
vel aud Eiul, large stock OI CbauugIs.
ParIslan Millinery b-LIsT- r.. ~ dSE, Agent
novel No. ~, Union street. .alI d00rIo Stale bank
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PEARL PATNTTNG,

For Signs, Cards. and Mantel Ornaments.
AIRS - p ntrKs fnsn CIarEsFile having recently A.
WI rived In NashsiIa. rospectiiJ o53 leave e1u
ns Attention Of me citizens % her new syle % FAaAn1
neariv ndanted for signs, Cards. ana faor Oruamonta
r D "a brought win several superior artists, and IN
lends affn Nsshvs her permanent residence where she
h n.rsrd 10 receive orders from al parts Of he State
Snsns Of this style ofpaininE can b seen az her studio
\ 'CampbsilIs Bioek ,uniQn stress, Jan 10 'os-U
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POPLAR GROVE
MALE HIGH SCHOOL.

WILLIAISON COUNTY, TENN.
HE first session Of thls Institution will open on the ars
Monday IN February next, under the management Of
a. VIM, M, and ]. l.. Cary, A. ~, lae Professors
Mlthemalics AMI Languages IN Stebyvilie University.
Inc building - large and c0mmodiOus, beng capable Of
accommodating tWD hundret siudents located the
Turnpike leading from rdune Jurdans store, about
niles norm Of the latter place, pleasant healthy, and
moral hegnborhoOds where neither any other
nuencsd tending 70 lead youug aty IRON and
fecude, can De found. The Trustees expect charter
TINS school, 20 employ none butthe best instructors thus
build up permanent institution s. nigh grade. and we'll
worthy the patronage NJ an enlightened public.
Tuition, from % SO per session Uf I've months.
Board, trom s. 90 s. per month
Students charged ron tae time Of entrance No dedue-
Uou, except for sickness
~ iarberp particularly apply to the teachers; or TO w
Allison. Secretary. JAS r.. ALLISON,
Jan lB-Lf Presrdant Board Trustees
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NAsHYILTE.
Rates Of Advertising.
TIN r1srs On Lrss TO oorsrrruTr a sQuARE

One square, one year s30-Haeh additional square 80
Advertisers exceeding the sPace,cOn tract
ed for, viii be charged for she excess.
To Correspondents.
Il will great deal Of unnecessary trouble u our
fend de, 10 writing as, will bear IN mind the following
rules
Always give the date post once, county, and State In the
pOdy ycqf letter.
you wish tbe paper changed from soce to another,
give both of in full.
tt you WIits business, and other matters Wrie on
separate snets Of paper ersnt leaves Of one sheet
Letters aud unicatious solicited upon all such
and subjects may be Of Information or Interest 10
be public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever character, will
receive attention.
correspondents should write only upon one side Of the
paper.
W. cannot undertake 70 return feJecle4 comuuiCat
an letters on business should be directed 10 Messrs G.
ToBzETT Co.. and personally 70 either Of the Propn
et0rs.
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Swan q Co.'s Lotteries.

And by A. Fl. ROSCOE, C. W. HENDERSON,, and J.
STRBTCH. ian I-dtv&w3m
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$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family SsElue Machine, max.
ing the Grover Baket sch IS capable producing work
much greater strength and durability, Of the kin de
Quired 70 be plantations and BY families Of the
Southern states than /. NJ Singer other shuttle
Machine any other kline OF machine device for sewing
now in o. ever invented the United States Europe
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IN ORDERING 7ICKE9S OF

IN ORDERING TICKETS Ok CEkIlFlCAIE6B
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt OF which they will be forwarded by first
nail Purchasers have Tickets ending with any hg
ure they may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their suaturo plain, give
their Post Office. County and Stale.
50 Remember that every prize ID drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
- All prizes Of e., 900 and under, paid immediately
ssr the draBng-Oher prizes 81 the usual time thirty
days.
Pa Al Communications sirietLy confidential.
Aodress UroerB for Il0ksgB or CerudCstes 10
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ChOlce Chewing Tobacco and Cigars.
WE large lot or Capt Stuz's ceebrst.
w ed brands of Tobacco and his we'll known Psn-eak
brand to arrive days We except brands, when
say those who want the best article that they find
it, Wholesale retail at a UuiOn street
Also large lot OF LanghOTn g. Armistead, with many
brands OF fine Virginia TobseeO-andH lot OF good
Tennessee Tobacco that wish to close out at prices to
please the buyer.
We continue to keep genuine imported. Havana Cigars,
Domestic and German DE-. Pipes, Scotch Snuff, Smoking
W LANGLEY & Co.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. !.

The following named gentlemen are hereby aP-
pointed members Of the military staff Of the Gov
ernOr:
HUNTER NICHOLSON, of the county Of Maury, ADS
jutant General
&c RAMSEY, Of the county Of Knox, Quarter
Master General.
TIL LOCKWOOD, Of the county Of Shelby, InsPeO-
Tor General.
Each with the rank of Brigsdier General.
DAVID r. SMITH, of the county of Lincoln, and
CHARLES o. FANoS, Of the county Of Montgomery
Aids-de camp, with the rank Of Colonel.
All officers and soldiers Of the militia required
10 nkar Lhnm as such.
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PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO.-Genls: Within q lev DAYS We
have received 90 many orders calls Ter FrOf. o. J.
Woods hair Restorative that to-day We were com PEELED 70
benv sodl nile We ui hi order quantity from yOu.-
EyeTy bots have sold 70 have produced three
fogr new customers the APPRECIATION and patronage Is
raeeive from ths most substantial aud WOr UizeHs Of
orr vieinIty fulIy convince iraL b. Is MOST VAL.
UABLE PREPARATION.
fo "a III oou a. may BE- gross Of 81 size; and
do1eo A. ne; and believe yuura very respectfully,
lsigped) DANIEL LAIHROP q co.
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~ can now indmlre in The Ric

~ can now indulge in tho Richest r God
with mpunty whereas previous 10 It's use, was obliged
TO conf myse strictly tn the plainest food"
Such experience Of only customers,
hut OF hundreds Cf persons here, ia Philadelphia New
York, Montreal and QlebeC who have used BQ1RHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS for INDIGESTION, Nausea, and Acidiy
at he IiaD17-IW
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$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover & Baker stitch, will accomplish work
twelve hours obs kinds required 10 be done In Southern
families and with much less abOr and will last or run long
eF with loss expense and than toe l. NJ. Singer any
other shuttle, or any Sewing Machine in use or ever
invented
The money is now on deposit the City Bank Of Nash
Vile. this proposition open all; and should any
one think good better Sewing Machines or
the and which the Grover IL Baker Machine ls
designed recommended shall be pleased TO nave
produced for toe estibe points in question 70 be decided
by competent judges Two nom georgia
two from Louisiana, and thT9e from Tennessee.
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"a al Communications 'trietly confidential.
7 VI 7 u 7 -II- ? q VI -ll-37--11- =
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta,

or, Z. SIlhSIblN, Box 3, nashville
II Psrsous residing Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta,
Ca have their orders heds and time, BY address
ing S. swan & Co, either OF Jhoss cities.
~ list Of the numbers thai drawn from the Wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each lie entitled 10,
will be published after every drawing the following pa
pafss-New Orleans Della, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta lnleligeneer, New
York Weekly Day OOk Savannah Morning News and Rich-
mond Dispaish and New York Dispatch, and Pauldng
Miss ClaTioh Augusta ga Constitution list.
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THOSE Rich DRESS EuRSI
CHEAPER THAN EVER
AT WAKEFIELD & WALKERS.

TEE Ladies will find at Wasrhsld Walkers select
4 assortment Of FINE DIX ENE Fl e SWhIcb OHsra
greatly reduced prices. Gentlemen who contemplate
making the usual Holiday presenls, should call early and
make tdeIr selections,
dec 10 WATERFID & WALKER.
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Nashvine Bank Note and EIchange List.

Nashville Bank Note and Exchange List.
Bank Tennessee, ......rAR Bank Of AmeriCa.....PAR
Union Bank par Northern bank. par
Planters bank. par Southern e .......-par
Merchants bank. par Citizen 50 .......... par
City Bank .... par Commercial " par
Traders Bank ....--..par Bucks Bank..........p par
Bank Of COmmerce...psr Exchange blk Except
60 d" the Union-...par small notes )....... par
" " Chauanooga-par Farmers Bank......... par
" Memphis par Bank of Middle Tenn par
River K Memphis, ... par a. Paris par
Blk Of Dandridge, l5c. dis 60 - Knoxville 25c dis
d. q" Claiborne 3jc. dis " " Nashville loo dis
d" d" farewell ...S5cdis Ocoee Bank........l5c.d dis
% " Trenton .,.-65cdis Shelbyville Bank......2Oc.
'' " Jefferson ...S5cdis Lawrenceburg Bsnk..2Oc.
South Carolina and Ga. Missouri Bsnk ZEE. par
0oId Banks ........ par Alabama except Mo-
Kentucky Banks Itol!pm bile ............ Toe. dis
Louisiana g PAR Banks at MOBILIZE. par
SPECIE.
American Cold. to sc. prem.
Silver, ........o " "
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
New York, scarce 3s7Pre. Louisville none TO be had
n. Orleans. none to be hadCinoinnsu " " &"
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- -. 81 Cbgre. 81. -. 90. 1a. -.

Hekorv Grovs, 81. Charles Co., No.. Nov. 10, 1857.
prog 81 WOOD.-Dsar sir some time last sumner
Va we're induced some Of your Han Restorative and
s effects wonderful, We fell it our dsty you and
ths af1 ctsd, 10 report tt.
OuT htils sons head for time had been perfectly
covered with soses, and called scad head The hair
aln6st entirely 90 Consequence, when friend
eug bis sadeuCs, advised your RestaraTs, "
did With lille hope Of success bu surprise, ana
ha OF all our friends, very few Applications removed he
dssa entirely, and new and crop Of hair sO0ue
started and say thai bOyi has e. heanI
ascap, sad luXurant crop OF hair any Oter chul'
We therefore, do hereby recon mend your hosioT
i've, peree remedy for all diseases Of he scalp ana nA
We are yours respectfully -
GEORGE ". hIGGiNBOIHAml
SARAH A. HIGGIN BOTHAM,
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JEFFERSON BANK MONEY WANTED

81, 900 of notes on the Bank Of jefferson a, e
wanted for which the selling price will be given,
at the Traders Bank corner of Union and Cherry
streets Toct23-'57
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ISHAN C. HARRIS, GOy'r, &C

Eag~ There was a very large crowd at the Gaiety
last night, to witness Mr.. MUEDoCH's rendering Of
Charles S4rfacs in the School for Scandal, and we
apprehend that an audience was never more fully
satisfied with the triumpbs Of actor than that
which Witnessed the performance last night We
can now appreciate how it was that Mr.. MURDooH
made this play draw for fifty consecutive nights at
the Haymarket Theatre, in London, crowded as It
was by the talent Of the British metropolis was
the interest which a great actor threw around the
leading character of great play. Mr.. MURDOcH
certainly has no equal in this character.
gfNr. MURDocu appears tonight IS dyrei EcslyH,
in BuIwer's comedy of Money
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UEDGEs-The attention Of farmers is directed to
ihe advertisement Of MessTs. LANGDoN CHERRY,
in tO-days paper. Their prices for hedging are
nearly One-har less than those charged in Ohio and
illinois, where hedges growing rapidly into ia
yor. Parties contracting with Messrs. LANGnoN q
CHERRy. viii find them prompt and responsible men
n The sixth lecture for the beneft.Of the Rot
ertson Association Will be delivered this evening al
she LIST Presbyterian Church, at Z o'clock by the
Rev. B. b. c. HOWELL. Subject The Family.
GROCERIES on Tine Messrs. Harris * Co. viii
oser at auction this morning heavy stock Of Groce
mes on time. Dealers should bear this in mind.
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The Louisville Courier Of the 18th inst. says:
The hog slaughtering and pork packing season is
fast drawing a close, and in all probability an
other week will end the slaughter. The number Of
killed around the falls up to last evening is 244 1884,
with $50 in the pens.
This shows an excess of 5000 hogs over the entire
packing Of last season, with some 5000 hogs
yet to in, which will increase the amount to o.
900 head over the previous season in numbers while
q much greater increase Is expected in weight also
in the amount of lard. In addition TO which, the
quantity Of barreiled pork will be largely in excess
OF the pasl season. as there has bean no 'lOng mid
dies packed for the English market this year. The
week closed with firm market, holders asking an
advance for pork, which had been selling at So 90,
and SD 80 for mess, several holders refusing So
% Saturday evening. Hogs S. IS and 81 90.
At St Louis on the l4Jh, packing had reached
eighy-fye thousand head which is fully up to the
whole number cut last season. 1t is anticipated
the packing viii close with 100, 900 head At Alton
where 10000 hogs we're packed last season, but
little has been done. st. Louis having mOnOpOlized
the hogs heretofore packed at that point receipts
are now falling of, and allowing for deficiency at
Atom the aggregate will probably show no material
increase over last season The market closed at
! 5Oa3 IS for heavy and extra hogs.
The Cincinnati Gozsts of the 10th says:
The weather was quite uniavorable to day for
cutting hogs and hstended tOcheck operations but
the market lost none Of the frmness gained yester-
day, and lots in the pens or near by could have
been sold without difficulty at 81 to 25-the inside
for Igut and the latter for heavy. The receipts
were small, comprising only about 1000 head. THIS
with the buOyancy experienced in the provision
market operated in favor Of Sellers and counterac
ted entirely the influence Of the weather There
was disposition the part of drovers to advance
their figures, but they received no encouragement
from packers, for while there we're buyers at the
rates quoted, the indications we're, that an attempt
to establish further advance would check business
The demand for provisions continued fair, and tae
! tendency was in favor Of sellers. Of mess pork,
about 1900 barrels we're sold at So, and for some
triug lots SD 25 obtained. At close further
advance was demanded, but the prospect for estab-
fishing il did not appear favorable. There were
! plenty Of buyers for bulk meat, at a. 10 81 cents
packed for shoulders and sides, but there is but
little IN the market in condition TO be packed, and
few lots Of fully cured hand are held for ad-
/ vynce. There was a demand for prime barrel lard
/ at q cents, but cents was the asking price; We
notice sales of bacon at 6ia7 for sides, and Sc for
| coWmOn hams packed.
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Fresh Oysters.

OO0 CANS Fresh Baltimore sters in ice Just received
SOO aud will De sold ~ for large and so
for half cans We will TIPPy Customers lhis
this phss or less, aiWayI Warranted good.
HOLLISTBR & CARTER,
dsoL-9 n Union stbset,
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FINE JAcbs-Nc. JAMES RAINS advertises in to-
days paper, three very superior jacks for sale.
Stock-rafsers will fud them very desirable
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WE " Id EAOHAUL FUEI MIG No Is
SNR OF pre- tls places IN the eli -hgny improved
~ spa II BJst pleasant ioeshon CAL sooa - us e
v0uF8ostld64s PBOpsEg. In 49, BOYD 90,
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actions:
Bank Of Tennessee Bank of America, CTviIle,
Planters Bank, Northern Bank.
Union Bank, Citizens Bank Nempbis.
Traders Bank, Nashville. Southern NJ
Merchants Bank, " ,Commercif bank,
City Bank, Bank of Memphis,
Bank of Commerce. " Bank Of Paris,
Bank of the Union Bucks BIZ, McMnuviIIc,
Exchange b h. Nu'bOro Farmers Bank knoxville
Bank Middle Tenn IBank Of Chattanooga.
The notes Of the above Banks will be received for
subscriptions and in payment of debts due this office,
but for the future we cannot take the notes Of the
other Tennessee Banks
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$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max.
ing the Grover Baker stitch is less complicated, easier
run and managed the l. NJ Singer other Shuttle
Machine in invented in the United states
Europe
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New Orleans Market, janis.

SUGAR.-The demand has not kept pace with the
u.s. which have increased since our last report,
and buyers have obtained some advantage in prices,
especially in the low and medium grades to the
extent Of about cent 2 pound. The three days
sales up about $500 hhds, taken for the North,
the West, &c, and We quote as follows:
Fair to Fully 45
Prime to Choice. Ito6
Centrifugal to Clarified. (qg7I
MOLAssEs.-Ne are without any marked changes
10 notice in this article since our last report Sup
plies have come in quite freely but they have met
with pretty ready sale, mostly at about the follow
ing range Of prices-lnterior and Fermenting to
Good l5al73, Prime to Choice lsIaIg]. in barrels;
half barrels 2l3a223 cents T. gallon. The sales OF
the three days sum up about 5000 barrels, taken
partly for the West but mostly for Atlantic ports.
Some further crops have been disposed Of on plan
taaon, TO the amount of about 100, 900 gallons at
10 cents T. gallon in the cisterus.
COTFEE.-We are Without auv alteration of i'm.
portance to record in the Coffee market there being
good demand and prices generally well sus
tanned. The sales for the past three days have
amounted to some 10000 bags, all to consumers al
a range of Sa95cts for inferior to strictly prime
though the bulk Of the transactions have been al
s. cents = To. Two small cargoes, comprising
only $3.50 bags, have been received. and the stock
now rsmsing in FIRST and second hands is about
$1,000 bag.
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FIRE IN JACKsoy MIss.-The Eicksburg True
Ssutroa has information through private sources Of
q large fire in Jackson, Miss. The flames broke out
in HeizIius corner, and the whole block, with the
one uingit were entirely consumed before they
could be arrested. Further particulars had not
come to hand, but the loss is believed to be very
great
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$1,000.

That he sewing do ne by the 'TOEer d Baker Fsmay
Sewing Machine making the Grover & Rshsr stitch lees
liable 70 rip If thread stitch be broken than the
l. NJ Singer or any Shuttle Machine, any other
OF Sewing Machine invented In the United States
Europe.
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Vocal Nu>Ic.-The members Of Mr.. Everetts
primary class at the Second Presbyterian Church
will remember that their next lesson viii be given
At o'clock tonight. New scholars are still ad-
rpitted. Thursday, Jan. p.
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$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine max
ing the Grover Baker stitch capable Of accomplishing
much greater variety work; sush required plan
tatons ana families in the Southern states than the J. NJ.
Singer or any other shuttle Machine, other Machine
for sewing now in AZ ths U2pd States
or Europe.
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GEORGE vs.. HIGGIEBOTHAh,
SARAH A. GGINBOThAm,


Gardiner Maine, June g, 1855
PROF. o. J. WOOD-Dsar SIR; have used tHo oo.lls.
OF PrDfssaor Woods Hair Eestnr2Te and can UaJ -A5
Ii me greatest discovery Of tie aga Tor ssiofns and cH
Ing NE Hair. Before using it vas man Of soyet " ~
hair has now rttainsd original t0l0r fou can ieoo
mend n 10 me world Wltlou The least fear a. ny caio Has
on 81 the worst kline,
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$4,000.

4 proposition to the Inventors or Ysnders Of any
Seeing MIchiss in the United States or Europe.
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RIVER NEws.-Riyer is receding steady, with
abou, seven feet water on Ilarpeth Shoals Departed
City Of HuutsviLe. for Memphir; Cuba, for Pad
noah