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JS- The final report of the commissioners
appointed to investigate the condition OF the
Bank OF Pennsylvania confirms, according TO
the Philadelphia Peuasyiussia,., the previous
statements of the utter confusion Of the ac-
counts of the bank, and the recklsssness and
carelessness that have characterized all It's
transactions. Itexonerates the late president
from the charge Of intentional erimlnality,
but says that " he appears not TO have taken
time to reflect on the consequences of his
reckless management, or the trouble 10 look
into the details Of his operations There
Ia Ian item needing explanation Of SIS 900 paid
~ some one for services in securing the pur-
enanc Of the old Lank building Ter post-oiice.
. I'd there are evidences that bills were sold by
tie bank at enormous rates Of usury. But
tiere Is nothing 10 explain thu immersed deficit
II The asseis OF the hank, and the disorder Of
th accounts makes it probable that this viii
saver be explained.
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From the California papers we learn that
Adolph +. Branda, native OF Norfolk, va,
and employed as confidential clerk BY the
house of Macondray Il Co., of San Francisco.
committed suicide on the goth january. be
hired horse, went to the Lone Mountain
Cemetery, wrote a letter, directed IT TO Mr..
Macondray, placed il together with ten dol
lar piece in q handkerchief, and tied the bum
die to the horn of the saddle. He then turned
the horse loose and it returned to the stable
in the CITY. where the bundle was opened, the
letter found and sent to Macondray- In it he
confessed he had wronged his employers by
embezzIing the funds and ayowed his inten-
ton to commit suicide. His body was after
wards found in the Cemetery. By his side
was found small vial, containing about four
grains of strychnine, and scattered on the
ground were scraps of paper torn from a
memorandum book. On these pieces OF pa
Der the deceased wrote disjointed sentences
with a pencil expressive of his feelings and
the thoughts uppermost in his mind after
swallowing the deadly substance The char
ecter of his handwriting as the time passed
and as the poison. operated on the system
grew more tremulous and indistinct. Both
sides of the paper are written on, except the
last scrap. which contains only these words.
II am dy''-probably put there at the moment
the deceased fell into the first paroxysm The
sad fate of Branda presents one OF the most
singular cases of suicide on record.
On the first piece of paper the deceased
wrote:
"Yet the thoughts of my poor mother Keeps
my heart warm, or rather hot, for feel am
| her murderer. God help me.
'How slowly time passes it seems to me
| nearly half an hour since took the fatal dose,
yet l do not suffer. How chilly it is! L feel
stiff from the cold"
Number two =
at is fearful to die thus alone-to look
around, see the hills hear the roar OF the
ocean. See your fellow beings moving In the
distance, yet die alone.
"Just after my third dose a man passed and
told his friends was crazy. God forgive me
l hope l am. What terrible suspense this
waiting for DEATH"
Number three =
For science-haf of the bottle i have
| taken, four doses of the starch-at Intervals
of about three minutes, yet do not suffer.
| feel nervous, but will note the time on the
back of this"
q think it has been fifteen minutes since
I took the first. am cold and chilly. May
some good result from my death"
On the fourth piece the writing is without
any order. The words are spread irregularly
over the paper length-wise and diagonally
They are as follows:
Fully half an hour. / am dying. God
help me. a. L. B."
Number five
Il am dy-"
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Doors ron LADiEs.-0ne item in the ward
robe Of the Princess Royal Of England on her
marriage should attract the attention OF Amer
lean women and be adopted by them, A part
Of her ''iit out was l. pair of boots, which
are described as useful and solid Some OF
them, Intended for rough walking, were pro-
yided with treble soles-
Though an innovation Of custom which
has prevailed with the fair sex since l6S3. this
would be a change devoutly wished, and sug-
gestiye OF inteiieetaai advancement as well
as prudential regard for the health Of the
body, equally as becoming as symmetry Of
form, rudy checks, or flowing tresses.
The plt-a-pat glide Of n dalnsel in slippers
Is as bewitehing, We know, As the kip Of =
fawn, but like a Grape shawl. should yield TO
the season, the most iastidious ogler prefrrring
the rough tramp Of boots in midwinter. though
a less bounding swell IN erinoiine- Indeed,
we are grssi6ed 10 say that heresbouts the
example Of the Princes Royal was anticipa-
pated- Boots arc fAshionzhles-Ba esnsrs ds-
pr. 49, -.
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Auction Card.

rT,HE subscriber having eonsnrnAiod arrangernenis
Il with Mr. A NJ SFTasGEh, AZ experienced ane prac-
lrai Asctisseer MI attend and make sales OF Real
Estafe StzpboAts, HoIsrhola Furniture, with all on
door saies. EENJ. y. SHIELDS.
+ .
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FFBRUARY IA. 1853.

DEAR FRIEND: On this day, consecrated to
the worship of the tender passions, i send you
pledge OF affection. You are the father of
the dear child, and l hope you will rear it
with a fathers care. EMILY.
Pater Familias gets excited, strides madly
up and down the room, swears by all the pow
ers above and below, that he knows nothing
about the babe nor about Emily, that he is
not the father of the infant, and will have
nothing to do with it. His wife replies that
he NAV relate that little anecdote To the ma
rines. but that sailors will not put the slight
est confidence in any Of his assertions; that he
is villain of the deepest dye. Pater Famil
las rushes madly from the house and calls
policeman. The policeman enters, and is or
dered to take the child To the station house.
He seizes the basket and is about to execute
the command. Mater Familas interposes.
She has no idea of having her baby carried to
the aims house. Pater Familias opens his
eyes, The children set up shout of laugh
ter at their Yictimized father. He did not
know his own baby, which his misehievous
wife had set outside the door in a basket. He
had insisted that he was not the father of hi
own wifes baby. lie had been sold at a very
low figure. Great explosions of mir,h, during
which the policeman retires. Pater Familiar
resolves TO devote more time to his family, so
that he may at least recognize the features OF
the Youngest. Mater Familias promised not
to do so again. Curtain folds slowly before
tableau of happy family demolishing a
sumptuous breaktast.-N y. Cor. 81. L0sas
Republican.
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GENERAL BUSINESS
Agent and Collector.
i. q. MARSHALL,

ID ESPECTFULIY informs the business public and
II those having claims 10 collect that he present
engaged in the collection Of and the
tions Of . General Business Agent. Those entTustng
business his may rely upon its being promptly
and carefully attended 10.
OFFICE:
The same as occupied by W. G. BRIEN, Esq, Deade-
rick street. febl5-lm
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Hardware and Queensyvare.

Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives and Pistols;
SO crates Queensware;
Buggy and Door Mats doslie aad single Crown Wrap
ping Paper;
Bed Cords Flow Lines, double and single barrel shot
Guns, Pistols, &c.
This stock was selected for this trade, and consigned
be sole the highest bidder for bat they viii
bring Nov II your tine n make money. We have
a large stock % Goocs bought for those concerned,
phieh srill b. eTered f'seiy al thss sGie-
Remember. Tuesday. VI ereh 23rd.
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Prof. q. =. Fowler,
nE NUvU VnIK

WILL commence COURSE OF LECTURES on HUI
w man Science, Life its Laws, Functions, I'm
provements &c, as taught by Phrenology and Phys
iology and applied to Self-Improvement, Management
of Children, Health Marriage, &c, early in APRIL, at
Hail.
He will also tell applicants all about themselves and
children, at his Hotel
For particulars papers and bills of day.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Part 81 of the revised code was read a
third time and passed.
The bill to authorize the voluntary liquida-
ton of Free Banks was made the special or
der for tomorrow at ii A. NJ.
The House spent the. remainder of the
evening in the consideration of Senate mes
sages.
Adjourned till o'clock, tomorrow morn
inp
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE

MARCH IL. 1853.
r The Senate took up House messages and
disposed of a considerable number.
Senate bill to prevent killing of deer at
certain times, was rejected, but subsequently
reconsidered and passed
House bill for the benefit of Sequatchie
cuunty passed the 3rd time.
House bill to amend the act in relation to
advertising sales of land passed 3rd time.
House bill to keep up public roads in Lau-
derdale county passed the Bird time.
Senate bill for the benefit of VIM. B. Bate
passed the 3rd time
Adjourned till o'clock. ~
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PIANOS! PIANOS

THE UNDERSIGNED has just received his Spring
i Stock of Pianos, MeIodeons Yiolins, Flutes, Ac-
cordeons Books and sheet Music which by far
the largest and best selected stock offered in this
city The Pianos from the world-renowned makers
A II. Gale < Co, and Steinway Sons. Every Piano
is warranted for five years and will be sold at New
York prices. Freghts only added.
Ny stock of Sheet Music is very large embracing al
the new and popular pieces of the day. If you want
the best Piano. and at the lowest prices, call at So
Union street JANIS A. MCCLURE
N B.A fresh supply of the very popular songs
Pm Twenty Five - "a Gentle Annie " % Rosalie "
Sc &c (marl0-u)
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A Curious Present.

gentleman residing in Brooklyn, was a
few mornings ago attracted to his front door
by violent ringing of the bell. Going to
the door he found large basket of mysteri-
Gus aspect, containing very snugly folded
bundle. Carrying this into the breakfast
room where his wife and children were just
taking their seats at the table, he carefully
unfoldeJ the package Imagine the astonish-
ment of the pater fd"ailias on discovering that
it contained rosy, smiling infant of six
months Imagine the wrath of the wife, and
the horror of the older children, when the
following note, pinned to the cherub's dress
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A Patriotic Letter.

Upon the occasion of the Inauguration Of
the statue of Washington at Richmond, Va,
ON the 22d ult, Mr. FILLMORE, in response to
an invitation to be present, cent the following
latt
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rs- A young lady explained 10 printer
the other day. the distincti. n between print-
ing and publishing. and NJ the conclusion Of
her remarks, By the way OF illustration, she
said: f
.syoa may pssx kiss upon my cheek, but
you must moi puhlish ifsf
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Cloths and Cassirneres.

Fancy Duck Drills Farmers Satins and Herrn bone
Drills French and American Cottonades Denim
Checks Blay Linens and the greatest variety Of Vest
ngs ever had Suspenders Gloves, Irish Linen all
grades, real Marselles Counierpanes Aendale COun-
terpanes, Padding, Sail Duck &c.
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n. G. MeNAlRY a. Co,

REruyED THIS DAY BY EXPRESS,
100 DO Aiexandes,s KID Giaves
l[U 10 anx. Extensien 3 q sklrts zAsle col q !:
10 earsous nacais. new ssyles;
10 do Nouslin dc Chears
: do New ssyie stella shaxls, Tor Early Spring;
500 Fsqpe cellars aud sicesrs, n-u styies;
Craps cnllzFs sad ssecses, do
Breakfast CAPS, do.
ninston gap<s and Berries, do.
Our Mr.. NrSsiFs IN The Eastern effics 2ne xe
u4i Be sclsias kse toos every fen 4ays dnftnE the
hs xsn<<zny. r C. NcxAIkY a CO
noxrl9--E
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MARRIED..

At Boscobe, the residence Of the BRIDES father, on
Thursday, the 11th Of March, by the Rev. Dr. j. T.
Edgar Mr. WILLIAM II. SMs, SDs, Of Jackson, Tenn, to
Miss LILLE A, daughter of Col. W. B. A. Ramsey of
this vicinity.
In Wheeling, Va, on the 2nd inst, by Rev. Fl. X.
Weed, Mr. B. R. CUTTER, of Nashville, to Miss ANNE C.
BEYMER, of the former place.
rs Our friend CUTTER has taken his friends by sur
prise. Matrmony never suspected as any part Of
the business which took him away from home. They
glad TO know, however that he does not discard
the divine maxim, that 't is not good for man TO be
alone" and take pleasure in extending him their
hearty congratulations upon his gentle alliance. May
he and his fair bride find their pathway through life
with flowers and not TO disturb the har
monions flow Of wedlockis rosy joys
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Fine Pianos AT Private Sale.

DEM. =. SHELLS has now, and will be receiving
I'D regularly direct from the manufacturers. a fine
assortment of the best make and styles which are
authorized 10 sell on the most liberal terms.
Mars BENZ. ,. SHELLS, Agent
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GIFTS. GIFTS! GIFTS!
$4,000 Worth of Fine Gifts
FOR THE PEOPLE.
A. S. BURLEIGH, Proprietor,
Nexu AIhanU Indiana

VNTISHING 10 introduce 2. CHILDS Co.'S Oriental
w Sovereign Balm Pills and the Egyptian Salve,
Rhumatc Plaster, throughout every part of the
United States am offering extraordinary Inducements
purchasers. The Pills and Salye sold at % cents
each and every purchaser that buys 20 the amount OF
81 90 worth Of the above medicine receives free gilt
that varies in value from IS cents to $50
The Proprietor has such unbounded confidence in
the medical worth Of the above medicine that he (cr
his Agents. will refund the money back freely 70 those
who after fair trial are not fully satisfied
The Gifts
Consist OF Watches, fine Gold Pencils, Breast Pins,
Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Lockets, Work Boxes, Port
Monnaies, Gift Books, Letter Paper, &c.
HODGES 4 RICHARDS, Druggists, Corner OF Summer
and Broad streets, Agents for Nashville.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

r. The last titles of the code passed the Bird
and last time.
The appropriation bill passed the third
time.
House bill for the benefit of the blind school
passed the first time.
House bill for the relief of Joseph r. Simp-
son, of Washington county.
Sundry House messages were disposed of.
Adjourned till 81 o'clock, A. NJ, tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Always on hand and in the Wheat MARKET.
W ANT r N.

100000 bushels Prime He'd, White,
and Mediterranean wheat
yITE WILL, AT ALI. TINES. fron nov benecfbr.
w ward. give the highest market rrSe IN casf for
PRIME WHEAT q all VARIETIES, delivered a
Mills. u Line and Cherry streets Nash
viIae lena As OtR purchases are suit1-k for the
parfssre ~ MAKING FLOUR n THIS CITY % nof
stcp bayins az ANY TfAE, 6al give The HiGHi<T
hAkkKf PRICE IN CASH Al al inns, bots al
sGAndng tha cry e HARD TIAfS and no AONET.
Fsr fnil particulars enqae ezhcr Al the MIL Il
W n. GORDON 4 Ct. =, Market street
W CARTER HEALsAN a co.
ss- y. B-sacks furnished % AL parties eeiveFias
Nbust ulaft-daAzm
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To our Old Customers s. Friends.

vNTE have now located ourselves at No. u DeAde-
w rick Street, where we prepared 10 furnish
them with all kinds of drinks such Brandy, Whisky
Gin and Wines of all descriptions of the best qualities
also tobacco, smoking and chewing, with a variety OF
the best cigars Our desires 10 do every thing u
10 the tastes of patrons Call, gentlemen
try for yourselves, as We are always at our post
jan30-3m J. l.. PRICE X J. f. EMERY
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dissolution.
TTNTfE partnership heretofore existing between VIII
l. BoYD, Jr., and Jos. W. DABIss, this day dis
solved by mutual consent and WILL l.. BoYD, ir. alone
is authorized TO settle the accounts of Boyd & Co.
jos. W. DARBS,
Feb. %, 1855 WILL. l.. BOYD, jr.
In retiring from the business Of BOYD Co., heart
lily recommend my late partner to the public, wor
thy in every respect of their confidence, and ear
nesty solicit for him a continuation Of the liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed.
marI2-f TAG jos. W. DABFS
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Hen advertisements.
For Cairo and st. Louis, Mon
day. March 10Th.

TINE regular passenger and Gn
i freight steamer, SALL1E BE313S&5H7 !
WEST, j. n. CoRBETT, Master, will
leave for the above and all intermediate ports. on
MONDAY March 18th, at 10 O'Clock, A n. For
freight or passage apply on board or 20
marlI-td A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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es-The following notice appears % = conn
try meeting-house; ANY person sticking bills
against tabs church will b. prosecuted sccerd-
Ing % law Or any other nulssnce-s
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NEW GOODS.
MERCHANT TAHORS.

VNTARn & BIRMINGHAM, No. I, Cedar street have
w received their stock of Spring and summer
Goods which We now open for inspection. They are
Of the latest and most desirable styles and cannot be
surpassed for elegance They invite the attention of
their old friends and the public generally.
Also, good stock Of Furnishing Goods.
marS-lm O..
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r. r. r.

HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the Of Rad
IL way Il. X. Remedies. There sick
diseased, so weak, feeble, crippled with pain
inirmes but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resovent, Regulators the nature OF the dis
ease or sickness may require will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief:
Railway = Renovating ResOlyent Roadway = Regulators.
Each of these remedies possesses special curative
certain diseases. Yet there other dSeas-
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used there sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
TO health.
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Found.

YESTERDAY a gentleman found a KIT OF MACK
i EREL Cherry street, which the owner can
have by paying for this advertisements
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constitutional Diseases.

Many dseas that afiict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sckly sres.
Scrniula, ConsLm ton, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common Of constitutional diseases NOW,
care not how many generations the seeds OF these dis
eases may have been established in the system,
rupting the bloc -Rddnays Rsord'iHg Resolrapt will
eradicate from the bodies Of the afflicted every paTti
Gle Of diseased deposits, and Ill the veins with
pure and healthy blood.
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Auction Sale
Dissolution.

rTNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
j. subscribers under tie style Of AAekssSzE & VII
dissolved by mutual consent, The 2sth ult.
J. W. wfIsoS has purchased the entire interest of
Aux. A1cxESEE IN said firm, aud vii continue the
business under his own name He - charged With
the pay az ell tbs dehts of the r and alone
aaiheFtzei the Of the nrln Hqai, .iion.
AK. HAckFSZIk-
MARRIOTT J. ". WILSON.
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500 REWARD!
M ON Sc ST OAEN

~ thursday night. sboui er O'Clock, -
" so18s tnlsf sssic from ny residence. IN fTE<S
Easescld, DARK BAY fELLY. two an
years osd fnE spring, sone hair both sdrs 81 her
1kxs as ruhoed %, 10 other marks Remembered.
She vss an extra me animal. viii give S2S Tor the
recovery Of The mare, and S7s Cor the % The
shisf. HIRAM VAUGHN
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For Cairo and Memphis.

THE fine passenger packet, 4 oI
Mail Steamer, CITY OF HUNTS s<es~-s=
VILE, WASH. WEAVER, Master, will leave FRIDAY
March 18th, at O'Clock, p NJ. for the above and all
intermediate ports. For freight or passage apply on
board, to A. l. DAVIS, "a
marll-2t Agent
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LADIES BONNET BONES.

4 LARGE aad superior assortment Of plain Inp
N and Tray Top Hat Csses, various sizes, and u
JOHN KAMAGE,
mArie-U ~ casleee street
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Pianos. Pianos.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS

WoUip e.il he asssatoa q psrsoas ~zhis< enc
w fIANps - iaEeacs q sersn n.sre receive
DIS DAY per sze@neG IemfEss f<se inszEen<nls are
uen esizerntei nzkr<s. p1era - -, sad Warrant
e sxsx{ iaru<1@4< ff,ess y sais ne tln<s
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E9- Who il the best man in Congress to
place upon uReisas committee.
Answer-Psga.
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tITE have great VARIETY q beautiful BID cAGrs.
w The baisdsafnsrt assortment ever brought 70
Nashville Nhich sc VII sell cheap for cash.
fcsYeo-tf MCKENZIE WILSON.
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SA BARRELS Of FINE APPLES;
eJO 50 do. White NasilAnnack Potatscs:
Sc bales q Hay; and for sale By
marie-s. ARMSTRONG On.
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Time VIII he gwen for satisfactory notes. payRblc a
tbs Bank Il Tennessee. at Nashville.
e. sale 10 commence at ga O'Clock, precisely.
Inar2-td IRABUE 4 LUCUS.
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COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILLIAM GILL

rIsENDEEs hz services IN the above business 70 Tho
i eaizeas q Nashville and vicinity. Orders iest
~ he G4zett< Once VIII be attended 20. marc-f
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Boiler Riyets.
BIRD CAGES

IN KEGS Boiler Ri~eis just received and Cor ssis
~ BY 0ehl6) n. D. pIcKEY
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Senate Messages were taken up and disposed

Senate Messagts were taheH UP anu uIsPoSeu
Of
The special order, being the resolution fix
ing the adjournment of the Legislature for
March 18th was taken up. The House nom
concurred in Senate's amendment fixing the
9Th instead of the 18th and the resolution was
sent back to the Senate.
Mr.. Richardson offered, as resolution, that
the Legislature adjourn sine die on Monday,
March 22nd, at noon. Rule suspended and the
resolution adopted.
Adjourned till O'Clock.
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H. II. h.


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whether sick or nervous rheumatism, Par
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Kidney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver, Peurisy, Measles, Heart
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r r. R-Radway Renovating Resolv tent for the cure
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Blood.
r. r. R.Radwayis Regulators will cure, effectively
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Illumination Of the Bowels, Dyspepsia, liver
Complaint, Diseases of the Heart aud AID
neys, Female Complaints Small Pox, Powers,
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