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-.k-a L-HErH --n-Hr. -.
UNE PEcHH MrRAcuLEusR.-LA Revue de la'
Meuse raconte &c qni suit Z
" Tn wouvrier de Ia scierie Ponlna' e. 4 Yer
dun. hisse tomber, ces jours dernie 10 clef de
Tusine dams Ia Mouse.
Ie degel de 10 veille await deja trouble Ia
slimpidite des eaux, Le scieur ole 81 veste Ell
relieve iasqu'a l'epaule une DIES manches de 81
chemisc.
I'll %enfonce lie bras dams lelemcnt liquide /;
ct malgre, le froid, il chcrche, il tAtonne.
" Mats c'est eli vain. 8
Gle panvre garcon eat deso.e. Une nou-
velle Gle ne lui cohtera pas moinssde A on 3
francs. Sa fncnn demandera du temps, et le
maitre surviendrn ineyitablement qnand som
ucra l'heure de rentres aux ~ateliers. II gronde-
ra pent-etrc.
!" Ne rien debonrser, eviter les reproches da
patron, VOLTA lie prubleme.
..Que Ii clef Sc retrouve, il est resniu.
MUS comment METRE Ia main dcssus ?
L'ouvrier plnpge dc rechef son bras dams teAa,
%souIeve les p.4aes, fonille jusqne dams les
moindres creux, mails ne sent que du gravier,
des debris de bois ct de qnelques ecrevisses.
" Une idee lui traverse lc cerveau son pro-
~prietaire possede UNI aimant. III vole a son do
micile, sans prcndre lie temps dendoeser son
vehement, frappe ala porte de sou bailleur q
lui il expliqne sa mcsaventure. II prize, il sup.
pile, ct fnit par obtenir le p~recieux mineral.
III retonrne pre%cipitamment a fnsine y
attnche settlement Ia pierre attractive a me
forte fcelle, ct 10 jette dams le teuve, a Zen
droit on il q perda la clef.
dix fois. il retire l'aimant isole on cntrai
nant q%uelques f~errailles oxydees.
Discourage, il lie laisse aler ~entraine pm,
le %conrant, qnand tout d comp Ia fcelle Ne tent
ct hi impriine me seconsse dans le poigne
dfoit. I'll vcut ramener Ia pierre, mails II rel,
ronttcs une resistance don't il ne SO rend pa
%cotnpte.
II parvient dependant, mais lentement,
peloionner son cordean. Tn metre de cclui.c
, est il peine encore dams lean; les secousses s
mnltiplient yiolentcs, suns que le scieur IN
trigne puisse en- apercevoir Ia cause.
" Enin ! liaimnnt. est a la surface de leau,
vingt centimetres de In terre,
:" More; homme Sc penche pour lie saisir, il
clinam' Ia te,e, 1T regardant do tons SEES yen
u T1utr Vd iete iftAAet+f ,e ee et4eA seea Sa lrnnxaille-gnan
une masse informe Went subiienept lie frapps
violemcnt an visage. lie renverser, On men
temps que de ID Meuse jaillit unfs veritab
tr6mbe,
I'll ne lache pms e corheau, dependant
ii mais. plus prudent, il cherche a s'eloigncr d
t bard. ii e%lnt,lnic touies ses fnrces a ceite IN,
nnuvre. II fhit I'M pas. il en- fat deux.
e j" Houra "lailnaut est dehors, Ct avec hi II
i brochet, IN brochet de nclif kilugramme
%terreur lie Ia contree. desespoir des pecIenrs
4ui il n coupe plus de Florence qnsi ny IVA
d. cheveux sur la ,ete de Samson. II u fait
e fortune de inus les marchands de lignes dn Iay
E I'm tout petit hamecon implanie dams
=, i ,oaphoira cunarip,,rn al 1ni,t uua ayfpp init
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n.-=- Hassli
nkkkIkRk 4dernisr
Piemoniaes ~ 81
lksfs gadress .se
sEranrol. N aai.a.
~ ss
llso..sls Soa;s
4. y: a,
"Sire.
4 votre ..apsriiie, 4
Que ma le a eerite VII fesrier q
ppnnbliee, i donna pUe pIs5eqve evy
tenetosltesef nla deancntre squck ssexs
primes n hseaf az ~ pettie 3 y s,tciis
aaDks rs cokur a. Y. N. Asla yeilleA. 'ioNfirs
a. Il est - snne petlto c0usolatiuW kGar mol
E0ae IL yoir que y NJ. I. III sniuit6 de senti'
|meps veri.ablemens itaiienA
4 Dams aneiqnes heures NsH,eshscfai pins ;
inais. nyasi al rehdrc le dcrniSs 4 nNtf. Naveux
one rou eache--et 10 n deelare n n lfahs
chise 81 Il courage Que jasqns pFNsAt Y nal
annals acknowledgements assinnfs s0xss queiQse
lfprme uusonsle presente. nHNtle TaA dams mes
Iprincipes, g~aoipMe. rar svited Time &aale erfear
~usen,aie. je me sois laisse cntsainer 4 orgshis
YER lattentat dn e ~janvier. Non; iAssassinat
comba,tn en exposant IN Yk mklNssd Ans mes
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4 yTS.-l2 snnssigne saisit ceije occasion
IN pnur remercier lie public de ~l'encon- ,SN1Ao
acc,nen dai lui a eta accord. et anhon- sfSHHsAsSANN
re ca m6me temps qt'il coutinae, eornHie pat /
nasse. 4 son atelier 4 Warrington. + firc tnltel
a,rtes de- re parati,us aux v%.oiltnres, telles qne vhrnir
y,rnir. etc. II peiut anssi les enscigpes, It espers
oar am attention Il utic,lsere. msriter la ~cniitinna
| lion AZ i'encutragemett iiberal don't il est l'otjet.
Washington, Lae,, ~ ayril ls55,--ia
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LES Allemands onl tonjoMrs dc pins jjoIis
mots one personne.--en ffanceis!
y quel phys est votre femUe3 demanddait.
on reinforcement 4 Inn deux. qui cst Ne NATL
az sBerliM \ W. ,,sSas 4
Mon phAucs il cat gomme m~oi,--e'est uns
Berline.
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DARAToNYERREs EN cuIyRErA

DISADVANTAGES EN- CUIvREFA;
Il TENTEs.-Le caivte a hut fois 10 louvoir
condlcteur da fer, est plus Durable, q nlrins s.tet 4
Ii rSaiic; cicofe, inc settle charge delectricite
comm luiqncrait 4 unc btfre en- fcr 90 degrees o.
! pour d'aatves partit uiarites, on peut 20 pr0curcr
dss circllaircs 4 I'onla ~ d soussign6.
Toate application pfaf fagehce, des orlres pour
actions on mpdelcs, ct tsutes communication rein
tiyemeat q cette aTtre, recevront une promptc NJ
tention en- les adrcssant D ~
Es. II. w. n. JACKSON, <
IS Rue st. Charles, N. o. L.. ~ ayril ls5s.-la.
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-Humbles ct rainpans. 81 les cdnrtisaf's
n'nrrivent pas a lenr but anssI yile tine rs
c%tevaux, &c nest pas faute d y aller CONNIE euA
ve,tae d tefTe,
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A UX DCONTRIBUABLES DE Ia
IA vILLE.-Lc role dos Taxes de Ia Willie dss
Opelousas, pour lannde 1858, est msintenaut com.
Met ct EXPOSE i rexamen pnhlic M burcauf dc Jos.
b. Richard, a la Maison de Cour, Adaralt 10 ddlal
legal a lexpiration tiaquel temp Y sera place entlc
les msins ID Collector do Ia Willie pour On fafsc In
collection. ss
Opel5usas, Ter NAL 1855.
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~pnisam,iI n ri
| Iii auenne i,,fsi \
On sc rappelJe an a
les p.as eminents de /. Ne
r'prds+ Ell de IA trapuniIhle u,. .etre
a a ,xiuue 4 Ia s,ite de I!armee americaine.
oposerent il ' a o~neIoues annees Ia dictalure
M general Scott n,i o,cnvait aIors In capitale,
Fatipnes de revolutions ct rayis de Ia paix ct
dc ID ~secnr;te ase lenr ayaient %apportees Ienrs
ennemis, ills Sc felicitalent de 10 presence des
| Americans dams leurs pays ct eussent desire
que Occupation Sc ~prolnngeat ind fniment.
Eh bien lie proteetosal ne aerait ou'u,le oc.
~cupation condi,ionnelle don't les Mexicains re,
cuejllcraiept tons los bene6ces. Uu pouyerue.
ment v~eritablea,ent republican, leur seraii
assure Ell IA notice interienre du nays serajt
laite par nos soidats. Certes, sill s,aeissaitd'u Fun
Etat u,i ett Tesperance de reconauerir uDe
place honorable partni les aa,iol,s, s,Svs serjony
lea p~rein;ers Il le mettre e., garde centre les
ofres dc protectim que lui adresserait notre
gonvernemept. Mats lie Meyiuue est irreyo.
cablement perdu; il MA mas d'ayeuir, ct sill
pnnvait IN instant s'afrranchir du imig dt
lictate,4s oui !'oppriment. lie Mus ssse empioi
| qu' il ~pourrait faire de 81 liberte serait d'inyo.
| quer l,aide ct lappni de Funion. s@
Qlrle est "a position /? II u unc dette etrnn
| gere de cinanaDte-c,nu millions de piastres
1u'il ne ponrra acqnitter, puiso,e son rcvenu
| ne sufit meme mas A solder lis fra;s de lad
| min;s,ratiou. Santa Anna pour obtcnir un
I peu d'argent ct payer DIES creances pressantes
fut oblige, il Y a q~,elqucs annees. de nous
vcndre une portion dn ierritoire de la repabli
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HOTEL DE .LiAIGLE, autrefois "Galt
IL House. Washington La. 1ft7an

IL HOnS0,T WnshfNRtUH, EH. I11H4
ELISHA +. GlEENLEE, du Mississippi, I'M
ayant achet6 cette ~propriete annonce au Hi
public, quill est maintenant pref b reeevoirf aS44A
les voyageurs. ainsi que des pcnsionnairas. Get
Establishment est situe entire les denx debarcadares,
ct faisant face au Courtableau. Les appartetaents
ant etc nunycllement garnis en- reuf. lie. proprift
,ouyoir rendre sa maison a,ssii coInnede etasreabls
i Sos patrons, que tout autre Establishment de q
genre. 4 Ia campagne. IS es
H. y q aussi. ,,ne bohne ecusie.
Washington, 30 mars 1853.
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A VENnRE.--UA excellent piano n DON
n Bile aetion-en bon etat. seta yebdnA B. bon mar
che OF 4 des conditions l~iberales. S'adrcsserrA -
biirenni.
Onelnusas % n'avemhre 1851.
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4 VS. les soursignes dyaHt efe nohhtts
~ agents poar Ia vento des Wagons. Cigarettes.
etc, de toute description, dc IN manufacture. ~
Little 4 CO., Wheeling, Va, oflrent 4 les vendreA
dest ermes ayaptageux. "a
Washington LIE, Ter aont1s51.
BEAUgHAMP 4 WILKINS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES panlers dc ct
" EXCELLENT Vim, en- magasju ,Qne nousyepdrcpSA
un prix rcdIit, ppar lore alne consignatipu,
DEBAILL0N 4 CARRIEaE, Washinsfbht
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GHAuxA4m barils Thomaston, on boz
UEsAILnnX 4 GARRIERE. washinrson!
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Rf AGAsIN NOUvEAU Al E0IN
Qls TANT.-g. BLociI, Rho du Maine, eneolganse
Nuril. DE fetour de III Nonvclle Oritana, assU ~
samille, tells quo: Wins, Liqnsafs, ynisselle, etc.; saes
Aussi un assortment chosi n Maschamhlss9
SAches, tsS
Hahillcments, Clapeaux, He
Bottles, So,liois, g5tAd SsAzAg.1a
Qaincaillsrie partefuilds, in NJ
Ilasoirp, Peigncs, ht$ss ~
Brosses, SaSons a. TOllettsyls
tons leg articles de Iurfuhtfie, etc. icy g9ss ~ faa
II pourra done ~fournira sos prat lqncs. t0MB ieSFas-
ticies que Cd conip0ftc CO genre d'afaires, p6tt d.
compliant. 50 contontantd' an petit rsAt asas
opelcusas, 20 mars, 1867. -
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pOTTES ET SOUElERS.-fA scusslsst
- ayapt nit fes afrang nycc ines
maison dimportation ct prDpriatsire dune -
manufacture 4 IL NouyeilcOrleAns, tjendrs
~tpujours un assortiments comlfet de Bottcs
brfquer cts articles sur commando, pour haitsneh
Oh danes, III BLOCIl..sNs
Opclousas, II irars 1858.
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M TOIsEDANO Il TAYLOR, M~arrhanan
CDmmissionnires, encnignupe des fuSs Enintg
Charles OF Union, Noivelle-0fltans. fsIMx
MN. roLEDAso, ]. M'posAlb 5xfL0ns
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~. w. MUSE n uO.-MurclGnds CON-
~ niissiongsIrss ds ptodait AZ sseats ~ hAssasx !,
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N 1uLiNSA EurUN DE uARVERS
Va pateatss Ut perfectionnes, de difsrenfcs gsap.
leurs, 4 vsndre par DEBAILLON 4 GATRlERE
Washington, IL,
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rOuest.
direction Dc
.setsra e%ntierelne''


svayIrrpn voI1
qsSss s%ntorise les
aairIeine d aliener
nroft dim Inaitre {
dare. Qet'e la pr
eoote mais il men es
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nUPERIER. HAYES III co, Marehaad1,
~ Conhntisslcnnire Il rne 81. Louis, N .Osls1ta
ALs. puPEntEn. xILEH L.lAyEs. sNosfsWs 4ANp1n1s
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lnHEODORE DEvAIaCOuRT N6t6ttSX(
- Public OF Encanteur dams a. pour " Parrots
St. Lniidry. Bureau au Grand Gafeau. Tout QrdlS
lsisse aus magasin de- MI. j. u. pOhiNQrR sosk
dromptement execute. sYl8sss
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NOUVEAU MAGAHIN De DEPOT Al
1N WASHfNGTDN.- W.
lie s~oussign6. ayant priaic .Magasin dcDepottcxa
~antrefois par Mcssieurs Fontenot Il Lyons. receyiA
OF e~xpediera ayec soin Of pronlptitude toaf leffct
ct los marchandises qui. lai seront ccniies par ses
ainis ct 10 public Gu g6nHral.
Washington I Noyenbre 1851,
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yTiIIsODOSE s., ROBIN, Avocat, ohtssaea
i ses services a ses amis et All public du Q~uAtor1isl
3elme Of Quinxiamc District JudioiAirN. Son huSaen
est aax Opclonsas. Avril =.
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x LBERT DiStlaAN, Avocat VI CDopSelll.'
lA4ler, Qpelouses, Lee, a'ocpuppera t0ute 49,
ddiiceFnaht 50 profession taft dams y paradise ~
Landry que dans los p~arpissesT MvOisfnant6 &iTas
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TOM =. KING, AvocAt.-A tfaAsHibntl
~ sson' Office u lencotgaare dos fuees Izx6dyY4 d
Maschd " ~attenant Ascli donlisilcs pEesaas ~ A.
dNshurean du Ciret1ef. ss#I
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EOSELlN, PIERRH; Menaisiev " Ck2sg
iout moddsSs pour vi ID compliant ss sssuislaIsSi:
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4 LPHUNSN DEBAILLON, EHcahtsuT
- Pablo dams Of pour Ia Fafdlas6 81, txkdfy.@RS
Tout ordre laiss6 chez I'LL oil Ka blfSdi az ~ 4,
ri Nth ssera promptcment execute. assSsS
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ar i. BEAUUHAMF, EncanteSr 49, =
Y ! pour III PnFoisse 81 Landry. SxeettIsA ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afnhirc aai lNi aerAS acoaatsf9Nx
rkau aux Opel0usas. ~ mara 1885, sgSs
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Il OUIg STAGGs Encanieuf RAblIela ~
IL ct pdnr N Paroiass Hts Lahay. GsssaNA H.
Vile Plattes
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lnNEZME al GU1DRf, Notaifs6 + HI
~ canteur pablo dAn&s j p6ur 4 pAfdin1Hkla L.
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WILIlTAM HI SPlN GER, AxucAk
ExetcsrAE Il profssdonS dams ~ dlGlF41te6
public. Bnreau. aux U1rsetpnsAHss assslF N@&s
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smette enfin De hi de-
non pas poar mol.

~ suis, avec le p 7eFass respect, d.
yctre Majestic Imperia%8 slas7
Vi.
" Prison Dc Ia Rouque,te, Wy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23
Gov. Wise at Home.

The Richmond Enquirer, having published
an extract from private letter from Il di,tin-
guished Wing to a Wing State Senator. in
which the writer applauds the position of
Gov. WISE on the admission of Kansas, the
Lynchburg Vuyiaian says:
ehave no idea who is the distinguished
Whg' referred To. We mean no mpeach-
ment of his honesty or his patriotism hut. rs
Wings ourselves, not distinguished il is true.
but yielding precedence to nobody in our de
votion TO the Wing cause. we feel il our duty
to say that the above extract does not express
the sentiments of the Wings of Virginia. or
even of any considerable portion of them, so
far as we have been able to ascertain from all
the sources of information within our reach
In the first place, we venture to assert that
ninety-nine in every hundred of the Wings of
Virginia willdeny, with the utmost emphasis,
the authoritative dictum of the writer that
Gov. Wise's course on Kansas is right No
single Wing paper in the Commonwealth
takes ground with Gov. Wise against the adj
mission of Kansas no Individual Wing
that we have heard of, has yet opened his
mouth in opposition To it. GA the contrary
the only opposition that we have heard Of be-
sides that of the Democratic Governor of the
State is that OF Democratic Journal at Fin
castle, published in a county in which there H.
an overwhelming Democratic majority. These,
il is true, are merely exceptional instances.
The great bulk of the Democracy of the State
are in favor OF the admission OF Kansas. The
declaration of the Wing above quoted is the
first Wing voice We have yet heard raised in
objection from our own ranks, aud we under
take to say he stands almost solitary aud alone
in his position. We are unwilling that the
Freesoilers of the North should derive encOur-
agement and support from even an inference
that they are sustained by the Wings oil the
South"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

GS- Speaking of the rumors that it is prob
able the President would offer BENNETT, of the
Herald the Mnistership of Austria. that gem
tleman says that there is only one post in
the government which he would accept.
That is the Office of Secretary Of State, now
30 worthily filled by that sound old statesman,
General Cas-. We do not wish TO disturb his
management of foreign affairs, now well
administered, and we hope that G. N. Cass will
remain at his post during President Buchan-
ans administration; but if ever the Office
should become vacant we might be induced to
accept it in order to have chance to show to
England, France and Spain how we would
conduct negotiations with Mexico, Cuba and
Central America Six months after our APP
pointment as Secretary of State we would
give Palmerston, Louis Napoleon and Queen
Isabella enough to think of. they would
never again interfere in American affairs in
any parts of this continent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

A SscpoIAGER.-A chap who came TO town
recently, from the country, but who was not
SO verdent as he seemed, was, II day or two
ago, strolling along that part of broadway
Inhabited by Hebrews who vend human har-
ness cutlery, firearms, pinch-beck watches,
plated jewelry and other furnishing goods.
He was viewing these things with mouth ajar
and wondering eyes, and while thus engaged,
a dilapidated jew ciothier. not the most
scrupnlous in his attire and having wreteh,d
dingy look, stepped before our rural friend.
according to the custom OF his tribe. and
catechised him as to whesher lac wanted To
bay anything. The latter surveyed the Isrral-
tie from head 10 foot, glanced at his wares AID
stud ed moment.
s.Have pou got any clean. white shirts.' he
inquired.
Eyes. sara, oh yes-plentish.' was the eager
response. -,
''Then ,rhy The ID don't yoa pat one on''
We do not know wherher this cuteness was
origional, but IL was enough TO bewilder the
Jew, and be '.stayed no longer queitlon."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23
Lawreneehary Hank.

We are plrassd to announce the fact, that
although this Bank has not as vet resumed
Ssscls payment, il is now aud has been for
some days furnishing the notes of the Bank
OF Tennessee for all of its issues presented at
it's counter. The notes of this Bank have
been at times at heavy discount At Nashville
aud elsewhere, and are still quoted at Nash
willie from 20 To IS per cent discount. There
is now, at least for The present, no very good
reason Why this should be -, nor has there
been the least danger az any time Of the hold
ers OF the notes of this Bank ultimately losing
aay thing iherefrom. Lawrssesbsvg .joaFs.si.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23
Greatest Medical Wonder
OF THE AGE.
co VA Ms
VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC,
OR
Friend of the Human Family

II VIE world is challenged o. produce medicine that
i has afforded the same amount OF relief suffer-
ing humanity as Cowan : Lithontriptic.
COW4NS LITIION7RIl'TIC has cured thousands
OF case of Stone in the Bladder and Kidneys.
COW4NS LITKfONTIfIi'TTC has cured the most
aggravated of Gravel seen, and is the only
certain remedy now known for the above diseases
COW4NS LITIIONTRII'TYC never fails 10 cure
all the diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
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edy for Diabetes.
COWAN'S LIT9fONTRII'TTCi is "a certain cure for
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COWASS LITHONTRTP7TC cures weakness Of
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COW4N'S LITTfONTTfII'TIC has cured the worst
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edy that has successfully cured Barrenness.
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COWAN'S LI7HfON7RIPTTC will cure long stand
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COWAN'S LITIfONTIfIFT7c Is the only remedy
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The most ineredulous viii be convinced Of the great
efficacy Of the Lthontrptc by reading the following
certificates and those around each bOttie:-
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New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.

DIR. AMOS d son have for long series Of years
been engaged in extensive practice IN the treatment
Of these delicate complaints and the only legally
qualified Physicians who advertise 20 certain
complaints, or from whom genuine European remedies
be obtained.
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MONDAY, March %.
All remaining House messages were dis
posed of.
Joint resolution to appoint certain Trustees
Of East Tennessee University was adopted.
mitted report In relation to the decrease of
State liability, which had been made during
the present session, &c. Received.
A message was received from the House of
Representatives. informing the Senate of the
completion, of all business, and its readiness
to adjourn without delay.
The Senate repaired to the House to wit
ness the closing scenes in that branch of the
Assembly. H tEs
Having returned to its chamber, the Speak
er, Mr. Burch addressed the Senate in a very
handsome speech, and
The Senate adjourned sine die.
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senate adjourned sine die.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY, March %, 1858.
The House acted on several Senate mes
sages before adjournment. Before the hour
arrived and after the business was disposed
of, the Speaker, in the name of and in behalf
of the members of the House, presented the
Clerk. Mr.. r. b. Cheatham, with a fine walk
ing cane The Clerk returned his thanks
Afterwards, Messrs. Rowles, Dunlap and Bull
lock made remarks upon the approaching dis
solution of the Legislature, and the Speaker
then delivered an excellent farewell speech,
and the House adjourned sine die.
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Hen advertisements.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

IRON the Court house gate, Saturday -
II evening, a small GRAY HORSE, with black fyf7A
name and tail He has a mark just above x Il
the hoof the left hind foot, caused by being
with rope some time SINCE The horse is in good con-
dtion. At the time he was taken, he had on light
saddle, with red blanket and light leather bride
colored. liberal reward will be given for his
information Of his whereabouts 10 the undersigned
mar23 THOMAS C. NILSSON
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