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0-FThe Mite Society was well attended las t
Thursday night, and if appearances are not very
deceptive ali passed off to the entire sotisfasion
of those present. II the initiatory meeting of the
Society can be regarded os o fair sample Of its
future meetings it will exert most happy in
flusnce upon society Onj materially aid the la
dies of the Presby terian Church in furnishing
their new house of worship
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School Examiner. Notice.

The board will held their noxtrcgnlar session for
the examination Of Teachers, at Bowling Green on
ths Frsf 7hrsday Of December next
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers viii
hsresfter be examined in American History.
Ne applicant will he examined who Is not present
punctually at O'Clock AM
J. W. WOODBURY. Clerk.
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The Governor of Missouri is a beautiful
representative of The Border RuiIan Chivalry.
Twice since he filled !he Gubenatorial chuir h,
has been whipped When drunk, A few DAYS ago
he was load lrgnk at negro Srddmg Up
on Tits 7he Jsyersoa Ciiy hQHirtr says; III
hohekIng with negroes, drinking with negroes,
eating with negroes, isn't establishing "nrero
equality we woUll like to know what i,q"
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More About Taxes.

Our County Treasurer, f. Graham, Esq, Od-
dressed letter OF inquiry to w. B. Thrull, Esq,
Comptroller of the Treasury, and received the
following reply, which we insert for the ben fit
of tax.pnYers
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osr Our thanks are due to Miss A. J. W., Of
Detroit, and Lilly Larkspur, for contributions
from their gifted pens. 81 Know possesses
rare merit. AS soon as our columns will per.
init, these gems shall have warm corner.
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SCHOOL LnMds for S,,Ic.

'THE purchasers ofthe lands described below, hav.
ing iMled to make payment ms required by their
contract and the statute regulating sales ofSchool
Lands will re onerapd sell the same to the highest
and bcSthiddcr THEREFOR with all the improvements
thereon at the door Of the Court House, ON
Satm6dy, the Sti Of Jgnnary 1859,
at o'clock T. VI unless the back payments and in
cest due AS required in the several contracts hc paid
before that time.
pERENSnfTPu TOMNgutp
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llcTwhat Higgins, Of Perrysburg, on the Mlu
NEE, says bbout potatoes
Potatoes sell in Columbus for ~ 90 per
bushei. What dors that mean, friend GREISER7
is II because you live so far from the fertile
Northwest We paid but 37I cents per bush
Ell for A No. ] potstocs, cny few days since,
aud large quantity could be bought in our
county for 80 cents per bushel.'
When the Il gislsiure meets this session, Bro.
Higgins will you send us down PECK Col
umbus Gdzcitc.
Ycs.sir-ee, aud n ronsing big PICK at that, os
we suppose you wish toget seed. The variety
which we shall send glands we'll about here,
aud although but fcw grow in hill, they are
not subject o the rot
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PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT

DLEASETO READ THIS -Agents wanted ,-Ex.
Il tra inducements for 1881 Ali persons IN WANT
OF EMPLOYMENT will at once receive our Cata-
loguo of Books for the Now Year prepaid by for
warulng their address. Particular attention is re-
qucstou to tho libeal offers we make to all persons
engaged in the sale of our Largo Type Quarto nero
RlAL FAMILY BlBlE,with about one Thousand En-
cravings. ON receipt Of the established price, Six
Dollars, the Pictorial fumly Bible, with a we'll bound
Subscription Book, will be carefully boxed and for
wardedby express, At our risk and expense, to any
central town or village in the United States cNccpt
ing those OF California, Oregon and Texas. Our books
are sold only by scrs and are we'll known TO he
the most salcabc. Address post. paid,
ROBERT SEARS Publisher,
ISL Willium St., New York
Dec 81 1883. -30wl
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school Lands for sale.

IIVWT NNTts
fTHE undersigned will otrr for sale At the door of
u the court house in Wood coupty, Ohio, ON
Saturday, "a, Sih dTy Of JIuuarg, 1859,
AZ II o'clock \. NJ the follow ing school lands in sec
81 town north range I3 east in the township II
Perryshurg, divided and appraised as follows
X, 4. SOC. Part Of see, No, A. appr. Val.
IL \ ~ eAs-e NV % 5000
IL \ 3S W ls-cEn-wE - GJO
TERM :-une twelfth part of The purchase mon
oy to be paid ~ the time otoc, and the baauco in
eleven equal annual instGllmcnts, with annual inter
est,
No, No bi takcn Tor less than the appraised value
Auditors once Wood co. j w ROSS
Doe 2.--3Ows SS9l County Auditor.
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LEGAl. NOTICE

George Hullord SIS. Ellen IIul'rl
FI'llE said Ellen lniprd, of the Srate uf Mi ,hipon
Il Is notified that George luHord did, on the 2Sd
o"y OF August \ l 1888, ule his petition in the of
nee OF the clerk ofthe court of common ia within
ana Tor the count' of Wood, Ohio char ing the said
Eeh Hprord with sdultury with one Jacob lluiIor :
~ also with Gus Henry kushaw and asking that he
may De divorced from the said Ellen which p,ti ion
VIII stand for hearidg al the next of said cou,
GEORGE uUFFORD,
Dec. 2 rSOw6T2 30 B, S JrrrrRsoNatl'y
4 Attest Patterns Coliais and ude .sIcey,
Il at tOot. a. HlrCnCOCK'S.
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Vacation afsr Offiier ttra, 4. D. lSiS,
James Murrlv,pr David IT, Little. drrt.
hNNlD II. LITTLE will take notice that James
- Murray. ON the lath of November. 4. u. lS5S.
commenced satl against him in the Court of COMMON
fleAs ot wood County Ohio asking Judgment on an
account for legal sums ant mpneys expended by the
pauuhlor the dc1udant NJ the request of his agent
the sum oC one hundred anl fourteen aud eighty three.
oHeHandredihs dollars with interest since March lSt
lSi5, Thatan ordsr ofauachmeut hls been issued MI
80 sdlnlslet process ON Samuel ClSmer aud that nm
less said David H. Little auSwcror demur to said nett
N" hl tue twenty second day Of January, 4. u lS5a
paiHui VIII a. the next ensuing term of said court
thereafter ask jud,mcnt, according u the PRAYER 81
said petition b' d'f,ult anj for An order on said CIV
mer To- payJr3m his indebtctuoss 60 said Iittls III,
amount of llludSment interest aud costs.
JAMES MURRAY. ot'y for self.
Pcr'rsburg, O, Dec ,, ls5S--S0y 53t0l
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Terms 0f sale will he cash in hand and no hid will
ho received for less sum than the amount due there
on, to which will be added the expense ofthis sale
JAMES w. ROSS, County Auditor
AurlroR's OrrICE, Wood County Ohio.
Doe. 2 lS.,N-.9 .9ONESiGS
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'E'V ~ VT E''V'tVN ~ VIUVT III VOWITs
James ". koNS, adm rvs Edward Olaev ct al.
an the 18th day OF Dee lSIS between the hour :
Vol u o'clocS \. NJ and > o'clock I. VI. of said
DAY, a the door OF the court house in the town oi
Perry shurg will he sold 20 the highest bidder the fol
loving reaitSate as the property of Susan Hunting
ton deceased, ia wit; the south of the santb.wFs,
section twouV-oHc l2N town siN - range tyeI, .
Q20 containing eighty arreS aud In lots unmber
thrce hundred ami ninety three, (3oSl and four hun
dred, (i00A in PerNshurg Wood county
Terns:--Onc third in hand, one third in one year
and one third IN two years, With interest,
JAMES w. ROSS.
F.N y, X. noLLTNuHCS,l admr $. Huntington. dee
att'y' Peutioncrl lDcc. ,, So Sow S2.25
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List Of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots i'm
Wood County, Ohio, for 1858.

following list
OHIO
which aleI Penalty thirty
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n on of wQR& n " OR of Q on
l.north east OR Of south west OR
) l.sOuth west OK Of north east or
lISouth east or OF north west or
) An cor ofn fr 27k by l6 rods
I vest part of scath west OR
5 slSouth west QH
2 luISoUt east or of nDrth east or
; lH,'1uth half OF south east o.
llIsouth west Ql
S-rr2'north : of east - of north east ca
il2.west half of north west oV
i2,north west or OF south east or
) t3lnerth east or
3 li5 sast end of north half o north east :
5 n Let No. Nine
, llSlL)t No. Ten
3 iSlunl 1 of n I of W INV offs W /
Z ll9Isouth west cor OF east hf of north gu
J l2.n W or efne OR less 10 acres cor ,
Ssw Or Ofn e on
3 los 9 cor OF n W or n IS by west 100 r'ds
} l9In W frac less Il south west corners
) l92ISOuth west or Ofnorth east Qa
2llnlrth west OR of south east or
J ll2ISolth east QS OF north west or
J I!ilnlrth hllfof Horh west hR
l2lIel lst hllt OF north west or
I3lIS ht Of e or less hf acre of 5 cor
) ilIuorth east QR
Invest Info 5 W QR less : acresw part
3 lIlInorth east ar of south west or
: i3I so lth half of north west ot
3 lilISolth ha,f o. south west OR
3 ljis1uth eIs on
li3north half OF south west on
) llllSouth east o. of south west or
3 l3tnoyth east o. of south eastQI
} l3isouth half OF sjuth east o.
5 litnorth west Qt Of south west or
. i3ksolth west QI Of south west ga
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oyr1cE or MIS-. CflTRAI A rEyx. r. R. Co.

BoIyAs, TEAM, Oct !. 1857. J
This will certify that the ~ {. x 1. r. r. co. have
purchased of Mr.. ". :. Bennett, the right To
their Cars Bridges, Buildings, &c. &c, Vests Gavan-
10 Cement Having IL used and tested, have
hesitation in recommending To be the best and cheap
est covering now IL
H. p. NELLY, President,
NJ Z. x I. K. K. Co.
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Circuit Court. OF Teune.,ee.

The Circuit Court OF the 9TH Tennessee Circuit opens
at Nashville on the second Mondays in January, May
and September; at Franklin on the second Mondays
in March, July aHd November. Nathaniel Baxter,
Judge; W. B. Bate, Attorney General There four
teen Circuits IN the state, and Circuit Court FOR Sum
ner county, which is held by the Judge Of the Crim
nal Courts for the counties of Montgomery Davidson
and Rutherford, the third Mondays IN February
June and October.
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LIVERY STABLE.

yATN r WRIGHT Co, woald respeet ~
w t1ily iaf,fsa The ctxans of Nashville ys-4<I&
and the Isabise leaerally. that thry have Z4-ZA-
pTc hasad tp aoii knosn l4sefy ctsbe ANA tle sts =
alad nxI4Eus losueriy ooeafsea by M- ), Phlls, On
Market rtrset, last belos thu ssGaFc
Ne hAye nrst rats lots and hex stalls 10 Aecomn3o-
d.ss ifnvsfs and all fFends Who may lAyor -
with their IAsIrozlaee.
We ple4ge ourselves 81 give ssfizfactan n All cases
We hass a large naInbef q ass Saddle Hofses aud
ane Bssgies IL hirp a. AL times.
The tact s do aot Hle al eeisg surpassed ey any
static IN The Soulh1rn eoantry Cogne along Aad SO
lof yourselves
feh5-iy WE T. NhehI CSi
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JOHN BELL, (American) whose term expires in 1859
ANDREW JOHNSON, (DemocraD whose term expires
in 1853.
A. o. p. NICHOLSON (Demccra) has been elected to
take the place OF SIr. Bell and his term will expire il
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Ca Principal Depot ON the corner Of Third and
PIue street, ~ Louis, Missouri.
Ga For sale la Louisville by BELL, ABBOTT & Co,
Spf,Agcr a Bro, and RAJ aymund a Patton.
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REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKETS

HAVING been a I'll -, thoroughly re-
IL paired and s--4 r-sSEftFFSStts7 newly Furnish
al LII s1,a,ior ,aciiiiies for the
accommodation OF passengers, have commenced their
regular trn-day trips. The conmaniants and cOurte-
Gus clerks of these steamers will give at Cincinnati
and Louisville prompt satisfactory attention TO all
orders entrusted 10 them.
For freight passage apply to
novg-Jm IL il. HARRISON, Agent
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No Family shOuld be without it.
Persons OF ConsumptiEe Habits,
READ THIS.

skIhD
ITO TIE G4fESBiRG COMPANY: For the nrst
wonderful effects of popular rn~dcine bat s-nd-
ing you The certificate fcel that oniy delsargnr
duty ihAt ! owe 10 tae SFsai-nserg C0nIIany, and
more especially 10 suffering humanity.
Abogt the nrst q June Last hal = negro man taken
With cough attended With rcstassness sfsttng u
hlo"d, ana oth-r dangerous symptoms ef osafapson.
imnraEasey c~ilea n traiy skiihii aud scentinc
phs scian who told Hte of conzufa;stlsn.
lie treatcd hin for several weeks, bat he gradually
grew worse ] then hal anotlscr physri4n q great
Reputation n lung dasrases- lie examined hsnh and
Aiso crcsded - be hopeless q onsalniaBoa
and SAD was useless " sEend money IN trying to
cure him.
here fArssrs- Wells Lowell that when tis.s ds'sors
gave hm up would 10y the Grsfsnberr Cssnsupap-
uve's balm an - ana % my agreeable sarprlse
tae nsn ees4a = fnlsove zfss 80 only ave or ak
tAree nSties q th@ GrsefsaksfE arSafaFilia .l.ss
whsch co-t tks small e nins eoIlars ana 10
day eonszes hal entirely cared He = woFth 81 eoo,
and NJ : deng ne god sarv.re ca The pi4nialioE-
osGsider han perfectly sound and veil A. be . fat
hsArty ana s<ong, ga0et yestlge $50 q esea.s
isfL Join MYIIs
have ased IN. Grsfslh-rx conxunagsivss Ia1ira m
severe Gases u eoasunaptsa, Ia nsy prActos
AAppass. e1set i~sA Al weaie sss 4
Tllfra' = Nels. Tean
Ths Grfraberg coasasnfi1ses klslna Wii q ,rtaiiy
cousumption And al caapL.nts q tis l.se. In
stses q toai q ~. iaIss @sa tAe.i. iAnsaer
bfaed s.rh thEslii tressise, fls IA thc ehast and
BrenehAas, he 6fafsnb~rg CoaxanpGge's isaha plIl
esfet csasp&te euss sad frevc1t tls dSeAss fsosa
ssraaiag esz.arr.sa easuzzgslaa. In al cs<s,
Al dlseasez h2siz< tr1deary CoE.snln g. q. Hs
s.rnsssiy -assse al - procure ne cosusa R~a
IN se4san-
e. rhs pxius q Ne cs,nsurapa,xs.. s.,,. !, A -.
besle Ailx MAekElsuE Sash~ais
Asr1t fer tAs SfHfeabsrg coznF4ay, Ga fsssasssee
Al.e..aA, sae esasyA <laslz.---sf
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Congress-.

The first session Of the 55th Congress began Non
day, Dec. 7th 1851. The Vice President OF the Uni
ted States is President ecocio of the Senate James
J. Orr Of South Carolina is the present Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives and James c. Allen cf
Illinois, is Clerk The following is a list of tine Con
gressfnen from Tanucssee.
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Directory.
Government Of the United States

The Executive.
JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pa, President If the U. SSde'.
JONI c. BRECKENRIDGE, Of KY, Vice President.
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Representatives.
.WM. T. AVERY, Dem

The Senate consists Of o4 members, or two from
each Of the 81 States The House OF Representatives
is composed Of 237 members, as follows Maine 6,
New Hampshire 8, Vermont 3, Rhode Island ?, Massa
ohusetts II, Connecticut 4, New York 49, New Jersey
5, Pennsylvania IS, Delaware !, Maryland g. Virginia
13, North Carolina S, South Carolina Georgia s. Ala
bama Florida 1, Louisiana g. Mississippi s, Texas ,,
Arkansas ?, Tennessee TO- Kentucky 10, Ohio 81 In
diana II, Michigan 4, Illinois ., Missouri 7, Iowa ,,
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin g. California p Besides these
the Territories Of Utah, Washington, Oregon, Ncbras
ka, Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
in the House of Representatives.
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Criminal Canrf

Hon. VIM X. Turner Is Judge OF the Criminal Court
for the counties Of Rutherford Davidson and Mont
gomery and John Shane, Esq, is Clerk coun
ty. IL meets at Nashville the first Monday n April
August and December.
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Government of Tennessee.

IsHAM G.. HARRIS, Governor.
+. y. ". BURTON, Secretary Of state.
JAMS c. LUrTRELI Comptroller Of the Treasury.
GRANVILLE c. ToRnErT, Treasurer
JoHN l.. I. SNEED Attorney General.
The salary Of the Governor is 81, 900 per annum,
that Of the Secretary Of State 81 500 pcrqusites
Comptroller Of the Treasury 81 COO and fees for sign
ing Free Bank notes; Treasurer 81 500; Attorney
eral 81 500 The Legislature consists of rs Senators
and rs Representatives. Democrats having Is sen
and the Americans THE number Of American
Representatives is 33-Democrac Representatives AZ
Supreme Court of Tennessee.
Judges-R l.. CARUTHErs, of Lebanon.
ROBT. J. Mckinney, of Knoxville
WM r. HAFIus, Of Memphis.
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday in
December; at JACKSON, the LIST Monday in April and
at KNOXVILLE, the lst Monday in September.
Clerks-JAMEs p. CLARK, Nashville.
". H. STEruENs jackson.
JAS. W CAmHnL, Knoxville.
Chancery Court.
Eastern Division-seth p N. Luckey, Chancellor.
Middle % - ID. FriessoR, 4"
Western I" --Is,ac I. williamson, g
Fourth B, L. Ridley,
Firth II. Nixon vandykc "
Sixth Stephen {. Payatt,
The Chancery Court for tho Middle Division of Ten
nessee opens Nashville the first Mondays May
and November; at Franklin on first Mondays in April
and October; at Pulaski first Monday in March and
September; At Columbia third Mondays in March and
September; at Springfield, first Mondays June and
December; Clarksville thitd Mondays April and
October; at Dover, Thursday after second Monday in
April and October; and at Iewsburg, Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August
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JOHS A. MckwES, Al.-y
Aldermen.
First Ward--JoHN CuIIAKI and g. ,. Joxks.
Second Ward-T. J. HAIE and ". i. Downs.
THIRD Ward-JoHN n. HUME and q. ". DARDEN
Fourth Ward--DAyID I. WARE and J. T. BRowN
FaJh Ward-G. NJ FoGG and J. ?. COLEMAN.
Sixth Ward-J. HAYNIE ana JOAN A. FISHER.
Seventh Ward-w. \. DAvIs and Isaac PAU
E,ghth Ward-C. H. CoNGER and LA 7. JoSEs
WILLIAM A. GLENN Recorder.
CHARLEs A. FUIIER, Treasurer.
GODFREY N. FoGG, City Attorney.
ASsoS NELSON, Revenue Collector.
JoHS L. GLENN, Water-Tax Celcctsr.
j. NJ SEAnUKY, Superintendent Water Works
T. J. HAZE Tax Assessor.
wN. ~ BRowS, City MARSHAL.
]. j. EvENErr 4 W. IL WILKINSON, Deputy Mhrshals.
I'M A. PETTY, Captain Night Watch
EDEucK MAEshAII, W. Ii. SrUKDIvASr. SAMUEL
J Sra KE1, JoHN II DAVIS, ". 4. WATSON, WILLIAM Z.
Mean 'ER, r. 81 CAvrrT, wN. YAKHEoUoH, ALKxANDslS
BRASS, N, W. H. BEISKEr, JAMS A. TANI0sIEr, W H..
CRosTho AIT, JoHS BApGH :. MeCAIIIr, A. C. TUcKEK,
K N. 'IsoS, and W. J. HARIdsoN, Nlght WalehIarn.
wS DIX, Keeper of Work House.
r. \. Con-, Wharf Master.
JAW 5 HESsoS, street Overseer.
s The b ard Of Mayor aud Aldermen meets on the
second 'nd fourth thursdays Of each month
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Chancery Court.
u. =. DistrictCourt.

The District Court Of the United States convenes al
Knoxville the third Mondays in April and October
at Nashville, first Mondays in March and September
and at Jackson, the second Mondays IN April and
October.
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sietn L.ps tair1. We have abundant grounds he
heve tne taERRY PEcToRAL lives by te con-
fuinptons u Prevents than those il cures Keen II by
you and cure your colds while they are curable nor
neglect them until no human skill can master the mex
oraoIe canker that, fastened the vils eats your
life away All know the dreadful fatality Of lung dis
orders, ana as they know the virtues Of this rem
edy, We need not do more than 10 assure them il is
stiil made the best II can be- We spare no cost no
care, no toll 10 produce the most perfect possible
and thus afford those who rely il the best agent
which our skill can furnish FOR their cure
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The Judiciary

The salary Of the President is SIS 900 per annunl-
that the Vice President $4,000. Each member Of
the Cabinet SIS 900 per The salary of
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court So 500 and
of each Associate Justice So, 900.
The United States Circuit Court for this uhe sth
circuit) is held in Nashville the first Monday in
March-Justce Catron presiding, with Jacob McGavock
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Mlnsif, pianos etf.
McCLURE,s MUSIC SALOON
PREMIUM PIANOS.

A LARGER stock than usual Of those Il
~ celebrated Pianos, manufactured IL [ -
Sn. By Eh@b ~ de took che the I%a pemnm a the q
Mechanics Fair,) is offered at very low figures
for cash four months paper. Ny stock Of sheet
Music Books, VioIins, Accordeons, Flutes etc, is also
very large, embracing all the different sizes, styles
and qualities.
have also added the following articles TO my bust
ness viz Table Oil Cloths, (all culors Oil Cloth Rugs
Feather Busters and Porcelain Ornaments, such as
Candle sticks, Girandoles, Lamps, and Clocks. The
attention the ladies' is particularly invited Call at
the Old Music store No SO Union Street
jau25 JAS. A. MCCLURE.
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Chemistry and
II ! !.
~ ~ Medicine have been taxed their Ut
EA - most 90 produce this best most per
/ feet Purgative which is known 10 man.
~ E<8 4 innumeFable proofs are shown that
- N3/ these Pills have virtues which sur
pass IN excellence the ordinary med
icines, and that they win uuprcce-
oentediy upon the esteem Of all They are safe
and pleasant % take, but powerful cure Their pen
etTating properties stimulate the vital activities Of the
BODY remove the obstructions OF its organs purify
the blood and expe the disease. They purge out tL,
foul humors which breed ana grow dist,nper surnu-
late sluggish or dsordered organs into their ural
action, and inaTt healthy tone 10 the whole system.
Not only do they the every day complaints Of
every body, but also formidable and dangerous dis
eases that has banied the best human skill While
they produce powerful effects, they at the same
tlme, IN diminished doses the safest and best pysc
that can be employed for children. Being sugar
coated, they pleasant 10 take: ana being purely
vegetable, are free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which sur ass belief they not
snbstantiatei by men Of such exalted position and
character as "a forbid the suspicion Of untrut Many
eminent clergymen and physicians have lent their
names 10 certify 20 the public the reliability Of my
renedes while Others have sent me the assurance OF
their conviction that my Preparations contrihut. I'M
nienseiy 10 the relief OF my afflicted, suffering fellow
men-
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for their
use aud certificates Of their cures, Of the following
complaints:
Costveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumat.sn Dropsv.
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul StoulacL
Nausea Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels
and Pain arising thercfrom Flatulency Loss OF Apfa-
tt', all tlccrous and Cuaneous Diseases which cure
also, by purifying the blood and stimulating the
tenn, cure many complaints which il would not b. sup
posed they could reach, such Deafness, Partial
Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irrtably nefanec-
ments Of the Liver and Kidneys, GOut and other kin
dred conn plants arising from low state Of the body
or obstruction of its functions.
DO not be put on by unprineipled dealers with some
other pill they make more profit ASK for ASKil
Pms, and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares with this Ia It's intrinsic value or cura
tive powers. The sick the best ard there Is for
them, and they should have il.
Prepared by Dr. y. e. AYERS,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
PRICE 25 CTs. Box FI,g BoxGs roR 81
SOLD BY
BERRY DEMOyII.I.E Nashville
Retail by
10. BROWN, and all Druggists IN the city.
FlIkRSON a HAWKINS, Columbia.
THOMAS X BRO, ClaTksve,
r. ID DERRY, Shelbyyile.
SCHklL BLACKMORE, Gallatin.
And all dealers IN medicine everywhere.
DAN. PACKARD,
Iebl-4m Advertising Agent.