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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COLIYER will run regularly (eav- r.
ing the Seventh street wharf,J at the s&.hszgN
following hours: o1kn1E711
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA AT
Gsovgs Pdge-i1a, 8, 10 a. m; l2s<. 5, and p. m.
Thomas L oItysr-1, y III a. H.; and D. III,
LEAVE WASHINGTON AT
Gsorse Pngs-6la, 8, II a. H.; "a, 4, and 6 p. m.
1A0mdS COlIysr-8, 10 a. IN; TX, 81, and 81 D. IN,
Fare IS Cents.
W haiey's omnlbuses connecting with the Page
and Solyer leave the Capitol and corner of 18th st.
and IA. avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
Sndria. RICHARD WALLACH, Pres
FOR MOUNT VERNON
The COiLIER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington al
91i and Alexandria at 10 O'Clock.
IN 10 SAM'L BAKER, Cant,
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NorIcE OF THnt N CSRaTroN OF THREE
ADDiTl0NAL LAND DISTRICTS n THE
LiSHMENr OF I'm f. OFFICES THEREFoR.
I'm pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March % 1853, entitled An act to create additional
Land Districts IN the State of California. and for
other purposes" which act authorizes the presI-
dent To establish additional land districts his dis
cretIon, not exceeding three, which DISTRICTS shall
respectively he named after the places at which
the offices shall first be established, ID is be reby de
clarec and made known that three additional land
districts have been established said State of CAL
i"rnls and the fhces have been located as follox
viz:
at the town of HUMBOLDT, for the "Rxna5oldt
District )"
At the town of STOCKTON, for the "Sfockton Dis
trict;' and
AT the town Of VIsALIA. for the "VisaIia Dis
trict"
The Offices for the Upper" Middle" and
" Lower DIstncts," will renEiin at their present
sites until stherw Use ordered.
given under INV hand at the civ of WASHINGTON
this fifteenth day of May. A. ID. 1858.
By order OF the President:
THDS. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioned Of the q eneral Land Ofics.
ma l7w6w
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Form Of ctaraRty.l

Form Of guaranty.
WASHING
certify that
hs proper facilities, aud able 90 fulfil 4 con-
tract for furnishing stationery for the Department
of the Interior du, the ending June 81. las
should bid be accepted ma IS wtSthJe
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no DIPL OMATISTS,

f.; OWEN SON, Military and Naval NJ eroha 4
TaIlors, No. 2l2 Pa avenue, have this cay
their first invoice of the new AMERICAN ri p
LONATlC BUTTONS, gotten up by themselves
under the sanction of the Department of State and
would inform their friends and the public that thsr
are nov prepared to furnish Uniforms for the Dipo.
approved STYLES, ma lS-eoim
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GREAT EXCITEMENT ON SEVENTH STREET
DIT old Fsitors' Hall
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE.
WOOD and WILLOW WARE PII;'TIjR ES
and LOOKING GLASSES,
We can sell the above a, ticles c,ea nor tbor nm
house In the city; and invite persons In wanfo
OF such goods to give MS a call as our motto{N
ls-'t(ulck sales aud small profits H.
"A kinds OF Old furniture taken In ex-h
oh .nge for new, at a fair valuation.
Don't mistake the place-Odd Fellows, Hall 9TH
street. Una 2OD RONTZ PRO
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CAuTIoN.-SO many frauds and imposl- 1oNnS
tons of various kinds have been lately HX&&R
gerpetrat ed on travellers bound to CAL
FORNlA, that the subscriber, the only authorized
AGENT Tor passage by the Y. ;. Mail Lime, via Pana-
ma, Ia the city of New York feels it his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage to California
maj, TO AvOID IMPOSITION, they must he careful TO
IND the true office of tie Steamships of the L. &
Mai Line. via Panama Railroad as no other offoe
IN New York is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one Office in New York
which is at IN West street. corner of Warren street
fronting on the North River at the head of the Com
III Observe my sign over tho door,
g.. !. w. RAYMOND, Agent,
Yark.
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WHAT THE UNITED STATES ARE WORTH
The national wealth of the United States OF
America, as an estate, may be calculated as fol
IoWs
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A Y K RS
Cathartic Pills,

The sciences of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their ut
most To produce this best, most per-
feet purgatlve which is known to
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EDWARD DOLAN,
II MERCHANT TAILOR,
. SIGN OF THE GOL EN- ELkKcR,
Corner OF lStn sfrsat and Penn. ayeDue. opposite
Wizards Hotel,
tFormeriy Of BoSI0n,)
Alter supplying his numerous customers with Cos
TUNES for the Fancy Ball. is now prepared To a.
offer an lnduosment Of his splendid assert
ment Of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS N
SELF cted ny himself ex pressy for the Gu sIom M
ira e, on the lowest cash prices. aud war -ARs
rants perfect fat BY his own practical knovlesve
and having Of the best cutters from Bostnp "a
the best workmen, he hopes to give general ,aIrS
faction to those who will please to favor him with
thelr patronage. 'i "''"
Constantly on hand fresh supply of Gen,lemen,,
Furnishing Goods. (Statesl ie a 1n
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TF'HE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
PANY.

'hE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
OSe :. the Steamships of tn;s CompslJ, carrying
tho United states Mails for ACAPULO, 800,
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves GWE3A
PhnaTs twice each month, on tho arri-@k22&1kR
val oil the United States Mail S. s. Company ean,
eTs, which leave New Orleans and New YORK rem
AIRY On 5th and 18th Of each month with the maiIs
ROADS. 'i~ i"t'H"A NALL
These steamships have bsen inspected and su-
and safety. ']'''
The Panama Railroad (47 miles long, is now COIN
Peted from ocean TO ocean. and CROSSED IN or
hours The baggage OF passengers is checked in New
York through to San Francisco, and passengers are
e.aI keo ~ tanaIia by steamer at the company .
expense. The money paid In New York covers al
expenses of the trip.
. Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama And
san Francisco, to prevent detention In case of acct
dent so that the route is entirely rsliabIs-no fail
are having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day thew Ar
rive at Aspinwall.
Conductors 60 through by each steamer, ard taks
charge OF women and children without other protec-
tors.
. For through tickets at the lowest rates a1pIy q
the agency, In West street, New York, to
l, w. RAYMOND,-or to
ARMSTRONG, II ARRIS CO.,
bN-u C.L.BARTLETT. Boston.
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WHEN 1 N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attrsctOns-a hns head of hair-t
becomes q matter Of serious Importance, and the
question IS what shall we do TO stop the hair from
py to- S ae ss Us SsS a Psau
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
applications Will stop the hair fall ing breaking,
and imPart freshness and vigOr to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty ears, the
continued use of II two months will insure you a
uKuriant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
not satisfied after the second application, return it
and get The price paid.
ASK for pr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
soc Corner IN an and By p KS pT1s
and IN Washington city ny II. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gist, Browns' Hotel Building, Pa avenue, and ID.
Is. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. ly
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d TRE L S 4 MAE.

D. TR Z S 4 III n.
L ROTECTED by Royal Letters Patent of
England, and secured BY the Seals Of the Ecoie do
PharuacIe de Parisand the lmpers College of M Cd
lcine, Vienna. Triesemsr No. ~ remedy for Re-
taxation, SpermatOTrhGa, and Exhaustion of the
System. Trlesemar No. eAectualIy, IN the short
space Of three dGys, completely and entirely eradi-
oates all traces OF those disorders which oopavIaand
cubebs have long been thought antldote for, to
the of the health of vast portion of the pOpu
latIOn. Tnesemar No. is the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders which, unfortu
Hately, the English ply stefan treats with mercury,
To the inevitable destruction of the patients constl
tuition and which all the sarsaparilia IN the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. l,2, and are alike
devoid OF taste smell, and ofali nuseatIng quail
tIes. They may he the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases. and divided
In separate doses administered by VeIpeau, ial-
leman, Roux, RlcOrd. &c, &c. Price SIS each,
or four cages III one for 49, winch saves SS; and in
81 cases.
Sold by Dr. H. A: BARROW, No. l57 Prince st.,
diately receip Of the amount DIR. Il. Will fOr I'd
the SO cases Uf Irlesenar and the large sizes,
rage paid thus insurIng genuine European prepara
tons. The So cases also sent, but not free of car
rage. orsultatlons rs usual from II a. m. till 9
p. H. and from till p. m, at No. l57 Prince st.
few blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT, Washington. fel1y
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SENER ~. NEW PIANOS used onl, a few
- IN nths by members of Congress- for sale Al 81
=. o. isss Than orig lnal COST. Come and see them
nIN - John = ELLIS
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NlOLlN, GUITAR, BANJO, AND HARP
strings; Music neatly bound all kinds of Nu-
steal Instruments carefully repaired.
JOHN L. ELLIS,
nh Io $40 Pa ave-, near lOl 81.
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lers and that no o6oer Of the bank regarded any
one but the Comptroller as ne legal custodian Of
the bends, he would doubtless have admitted to
Others, as he has done to ne that be did take the
binds, without calling upoa the Comptroller for
them 81 be had ny orderfor them.
Every note now in circulation is prizsa faeis evil
denee that bond is on deposit for the security Of
that note. The public must judge what has become
VI the securities I deposited
The Cashier Of the Bank Of Tennessee enters the
field early to show that I had committed fraud.
The Comm ttee had hardly time TO give any atten-
ton TO the matter. before fnd Mr.. Morton at the
COMMITTEES room with pencil and paper figuring cut
fully and completely the whole matter.
have no fears as to how public opinion will set
tie It, shall rely on testimony, snd not attempt
to make proof, or prevent the testimony Of wit
aesses
But must express my surprise At the adroltness
with which the issue is attempted to be made be-
tween the Bank Of Tennessee and myself The law
requires the Banker to deposte his bonds with the
Comptroller and il should follow that controversy
about the bonds should be between the Bank Of
Tennessee, where they are required to be deposited
and himself the Comptroller, or between the Banker
and Comptroller.
May %, 1858. VI, SPENCE.
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BANK OF TENNESSEE AND FREE BANK
BOEDs.-A CARD FROM THE LATE COMP
TROLLER.
Upon reading the card Of Col johnson, President
of the Bank Of Tennessee, published in the Union
and 4msrieaH Of yesterday, cannot permit it to 60
before the public without replying to some Of the
statements made in reference to myself Col John
son is mistaken in saying that deposited myself the
Bonds belonging the Free Banks in the tin boxes
as mentioned. do not know who did it, When
went into Office, Inc Bonds in the vault Of the
Bank, had been placed there, I suppose, BY the
former Comptroller, for safe keeping The Legisla-
ture being in session, an act was passed requiring
them to be turned over to the Bank Of Tennessee,
which vas done. The Bonds we're in box, or
chest in the vault rolled up, and in bOOk-oovers,
marked In this condition I turned them over to
the Bank. No statement Of the Bonds was ever
rendered me from any one Nearly all Of the Free
Banks nov in existence had been created, and had
been doing business for some length Of time; some,
perhaps as long as three or. four years, before I
went into Office Some time afterwards the Cashier
Of the Bank of Tennessee suggested the idea Of
having tin boxes made for each Of the Free Banks.
l thought il a good one, and they we're made accord
ingly did not place, as before said, the Bonds in
the boxes did not keep the keys Of the tin boxes
They were in the custody of the officers of the Bank
and we're never out Of the Bank during nay term Of
Office that I know Of. The keys were kept in
drawer in the Bank Of Tennessee, and 1 never took
them out Of the Bank st any time. They we're in
possession of the officers Of the Bank all the time,
and they could have had access to this boxes at any
time. l did not have such access, except by their
permission. When Bonds we're deposited or with
drawn by those engaged in Free Banking, the keys
we're furnished by the officers of the Bank, where
they we're kept, in order to DO
In justice to Mr.. Spence, 1 think it proper to
state that notes ever issued to him to any
one else engaged in banking, except upon deposit
Of Bonds or return Of worn and mutilated eircula-
tion. In regard to the due bill, about which much
has been said, taken by Mr.. Mosby, who was clerk
in the Office, from Mr.. Spence, for $4,000, lieu
of circulation during my necessary absence to East
Tennessee, 1t was taken up by Mr.. Spence from me
very soon after it was given, by returning that
amount Of his circulshoa, which 1 burned.
have thought proper to make this statement as
a matter Of justice to myself, without intending to
impute any thing wrong whatever to any one.
1t would have been more agreeable 10 me if no
publication had been made upon this subject, until
the Legislative Committee now in session had COM
pleted their investigation. JAMES c. LUFTRELI.
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THALBERG AND VlEUxTEMPs-SALE OF SEATS
The arrival of these two distinguished performers
still continues to be the topic of conversation in our
musical circles, and the fact of their being accom-
panied by so many celebrated artists enhances the
interest of the event, and look forward to Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings to furnish
us with the greatest musical treats ever offered here
This morning the sale of seats will commence. The
ticket Office will be opened at O'Clock precisely
and the management intend to act with the greatest
impartiality in the distribution Of the seats. We
learn that, notwithstanding great many orders for
seats have been already left with the manager he
has refused to accept them, and the diagram will be
presented to the public unmarked with the exception
ola few seats reserved for parties residing in the
country. Public expectation on iptOe. The
excitement and curiosity to hear Thalberg and
Vieuxtemps have reached the highest point and, as
they will only give three concerts here, no doubt
rush for seats will take place The success of Thai
berg and Vieuxtemps has been most triumphant;
their concerts have been attended by the largest and
most enthusiastic audiences in all parts of the
Union and it has been difficult procure hall large
large enough to accommodate their admirers. No
body should miss the opportunity now offered, and,
as the sale commences at o'clock, it would be
advisable to attend early and secure a good seat.
The arrival Oftwo such artists in our midst is an
event. in musical history, and, besides Thalberg
aud Vieuxtemps We are to have the great Prima
Donna Madam D'Angri the celebrated English tenor
Nc Earnest Perring and Signor Abea altogether
presenting as grest a musical combination as has
ever been Witnessed in any concert room.
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RIVER NEws-River stin continues to decline
slowly now HarPeth Shoals 81 feet scant
Arrived-Cubs, from Paducah; Acacia Cottage
ports above.
Departed-Cubs and DR.. Robertson for Paducah,
Portsmouth, Cincinnati; Umpire, Carthage.
Representatives, from Pittsburgh. LightfOOt,
Cincinnati; Ella, Paducah; Vim. Henry from ports
above.
Boats lesving-The Steamer Tempest win leave
this day for Cincinnati and Louisville at 10 o'clock
Rock City, at u o'clock for Paducah: this craft
has now entered the levee trade regular packet.
The next up river Packet will be the Commerce
on Saturday next.
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BAPTIST CHUoRH SOIREE.-We are glad to learn
that the Managers of this very interesting amuse-
meut of eating nice Ice Cream, Strawberries ETC.,
have met with great success at Firemsn's Hail. No.
s. and that they have been induced to continue it at
Odd Fellows Hall tonight This public entertain.
ment is gotten up by the First Baptist Church fOr
the purpose Of securing funds for the Second Church
To young gentlemen who wish to indulge for while
in the luKaries of life-amid the sounds of sweet
musiC-tO converse with pretty and fascinating
ladies-and participate in the above " sweets, ~
we would say attend tonight. Price only % cents
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HoRsEs NUNS ThOusInis OF these vau able ami
mails every year. from their not knowing how
the various diseases they suffering with
using Inferior remedies. This is peculiarly in
gard to such diseases sprnghal, spawn, pole evil and
all such the result Of sPrans bruises harness CALLS
etc. All diseases readily durable by the Of
penetrating nimen which is absorbed by the pores
the skin. and at drive off the bad humOs that feed
and keep up disease Among all the Lniments hathave
been invented possess the penetGave and d.
principle such degree Or. Bragg's Arctic Lni
ment, aris which is rapidly driving all similar prepaa-
Il out OF the market For sale by Druggists generally.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, May 25.-Cott0n sales 5000
bales Sales Of three dsys, Y, 800 bales stock in
port 25s 800 bales increase in receipts ST ports
Sc, $40 bales; Sugar 52s63; Com 56a65; Meas Pork
1895 Bacon Shoulders 81; Sides e.
WASHINGTON, May -HousE.-Vanandin
ham, Of Ohio, vas admitted to q scat by four ms.
jority.
The fertilization bill was discussed
SEEATE.-D Discussing the fifteen million loan bin.
Nothing concluded by either house.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Fhe Tines Washington
correspondent said to-day that no news was received
from Utah yet which would alter the Governments
plans relative 10 the regiments and other opera
tons Of the Department
The brig Bew Era from MantaDEas reports being
boarded by an English War steamer on the Path Of
April and on the 18th Of May, and had three shots
fred at her from another English steamer.
CINCINNATI, May 26.-The river is rising with
Sc feet water in the channel
LOUISVILLE, May 26.-The river is rising rap
idly.
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-The river was stationary
this morning, but is rising this after noon. an the
upper streams are swelling.
WASHINGTON, May 2e-Ths Senate passed the
Chicago Harbor Improvement Bill BY 20 to II. It
is considered test vote on the internal improve
ments.
NEW ORLEANS, 20-COtton Sales 5000 bales
Irregular. Sugar 5000 Wheat Red $1,000.
Corn Prime 60@75. Bacon, BIB, Sides 81.
II Persons Of sedentaty Eabits who are generally
affected with Vertigo, Languor Exhaustion Head
ache have in Brhaves Holland Brs grateful remedy.
gives strength and energy the SYSTEM stimulates the digestive
organs, and eOrrects acidity Of the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchasing Of the
many Of delightful Aroma prsYsntimposition,
be careful to ask for Bo,rhave's Holland Bitters.
may23-d&B1W
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hnIICE

Obsdlanee BieTocutOry decree Of the Chancery
Court at ansbOTO made at the February term, 1858.
said case Of Kennard & BranslOrd, against
James Besn, pen ding said court: will Saturday She
3rd day OF JUty, 1873 house in the
GainsbOrO', sell public auction the highest bidder
credit Of twelve months, AL the lands which said James
Bean convey ed 10 kennard BransOFd the Ord day
August, 1851 BY mortgage deed amounting about sixteen
hundred ucres said deed contains fail Inscription OF the
several tracts land therein ntaned, which said deed Is
duly regisied in the Registers Office Jackson county,
and will be shown the Gay OF sale for disruption.
laRds lie 10 tue Southern portion Of Jackson ounty, Tenn
the Of Blackburns fork OF Roaring river.
Also at the time aud lace will stl 70 The highest
bidder credit OF twelve months directed By said
court Of LEROY st ttle against keasy kObeF
pending in toe lands conveyed oy Resley Roberts
james Stone in rasa for e OF Leroy B. Settle and
Martins creek Of said county, containing in about thiF
hundred particular disruption II be
given day Of sale. Note and good security be
required Of The Purchaser and lien retained
tor The purchased money
maYI7-prs Zee 81 WI. w. II. DOTIs. @. & NJ.
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WYE just received direct from the manufactures
w Complete and Fresh assortment Of Gentemans Furnish
ing Goods consisting part Of MaIces Shirts white and
coored White Linen Shirts with and hout collars Colored
Cambrck shirts Also, few extra fine Embroidered Shirts for
party wedding occasions white fancy and black Scrf Ties
Stocks NapOleons Cavats white fancy and black Kid, silk
Thread Gloves white. fancy and brown silk, Isle
Thread Cotton Half Hose Underwear Of Silk Isle
Thread Merino, Cotton &C. &c Robes de Chambre, OF every
Size, Style Pattern Shoulder Braces, Of the best make.
Elastic with Suspenders. Suspenders Mems and
Boys plain embroidered. Trunks and Nas sole leather,
hog-skn, wood &c, &c Canes aud Riding Whips, india
ruheer ebony. Fancy Goods, Bazius Perfumes,
Lubu's Extracts, Writing Desks Dressing Cases, Razor Scissors,
Pnes Monna Chessmen, Draft Boards Donnoes CalaS,
Combs Brushes &C. c;, just received and for said by
J. IL MCGILL,
Ladies' and Gentleman's Furnishing Store,
Coll ar,IG
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAKKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from pTeserPtios Of ST. J. Clarke, H. D.,
Piysieian Extraordinary to he Quesa.
This invaluable medicine - unfa.ling in the OF 81
those panfui and dangerous desses which the female
constitution is subject It moderEtes al excess and removes
al distractions, and speedy cure mas be relied on.
TO MAKRIED LADIES
is especially suited It viii, short times bFsg the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price ono DOLLAR bears the Government stamp
OfGrest Britain to prevent commercials.
CAUTION.
7ss PILL shOzId bstaksl by females darag the First
Three Months IF Pregnancy, they trizg On
.AissaTTiags, bHf any ether time thsvar safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal asetons pain in the
back and limbs, fatigue slight sxsTOn pspitatOn ofthe
heart, Hyetercs and Whites these pills win eject
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy, do contain iron, oaome anmony anything
burtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and COHsda,
JOB MOSES,
Late I. c. Baldwin co,
Rochester, NY.
n B-Sl0 and postage stamps enclosed 70 any aathOT
ized Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills BY return NALL
Sold wholesale and retail By Berry & DemoVle aAd G.
W. HendershOtt, Agents for Nashville dsOd6Rly
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B6- The Single Machine which Mr.. E. Gillian
has on exhibition at the establishment of Messrs.
varmoy Turbeville, is one Of the most valuable
inventions we have ever examined. Simple in its
construction and effective in its operation, it
far ahead of any single machine now before the
public, and requires but TO be known to come into
general use whenever a single machine lie needed.
The shingles made by this machine are equal to
those made by hand and far superior any we have
ever seen made by any other machine. See the ad-
vertisement in tOday's paper.