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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

EDWARD III. DIXON, VI. ID, Editor OF tue
Scalp and Operating and Cnstios Surgeon, No. 4! 5hsy
Cor sultaous obsaIe diseases dsny, betseen
and . and anu evenings.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

BRUTAL TRgATsgST TO A WrFE.-Au inquest was
held on "Wednesday BY Coroner Hr At No 6,5 Nashnfon
street upon the booy Of Mrs My Kirby Irish woman Is
Yeas OF who ceo thought iron the elects OF peat
.h0ud that tne p.-.ou dee, a.ed bruised Ia several
r.c. sh had ty been oea by her husband
b., uo 3, pot ,ton evncsd the fact
.sY.ed ess.h b.. tss. dstpd Slsts
iudu-nc- iu ipuor hnsly cost Le ner
life The JuIy rendered verdict aoosc. adn ceusued Johs
krby the husband crcel treatment to his wife.
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GIgAr REDuCTiO. We ars closing ont all
or f.sore sy-s u ws-S CLorHlss tor aud eoJs,
sta our lf., eies.ut of R5bs Shirts, Go,es,
Shav!.So ecuctiou Of from hA-sa q t~e.ts per osne
ID a LA Co. Noe. "a. ls aud 30 BfosfNsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

BuRGLARY-On Sunday night the house Of William
Poter DE KAb place. Bu,hwick avenue, entssl
b, the basement wind add qusutiy Of clio ming aud sy.
ware stolen valuable silver lu Of tie room.
escaped the notice Of the thieves.
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Cut this out, put it in your pocket, and when
~su, Lihtne.s, dout at An bo,ypc its ass.
J, 10 AQUTH aud get D.GUsRsgOrYPE on silver No.
l6f proadwsy, four doors south OF Courtl.adt-s,
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TAdvsri~uens.
Uu,,s JIGuT CoWrayy Nc. an Broome.

HILL ; AIK LTHTII OUHf hNfi NU' TIT DIVUIHt-
s. would invite call and the mos. bntslt and cheap
est AR GAs produced his any otler county snpe
cost Of per hour state and county Rshis
for sale NaPss, ssEDss Co,
Agents United States and E1re P,-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

IAdvfT.is-rett.I
Great Assignees Sale Of VELVET CLoAKs, TAI
ws &c. 40 PER cent below No s Canai't AID s5
BTosCssy b. BANDAsrh assignee.
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IAdrer,;aementf


n. W. fs-'NI'F@f "VfN Nv ''''""
by al stAuOueTs. Al SbOl, sale ouy BY
L. FABER, soe Agent No. rs Wiliam-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

PosrrosKnrSr.-The lecture Of Prof. Porter, at
the Cooper Institute, wac postponed last night on
account of the storm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

CouRr NorlcE The sPec.l Term Cdenjsr ~ili
net be called uutll Weduosdsy, Jan. ;, snd tie hst
tser;y Causes ~jl pr-e tie Calendar fo that isf
Lugst.d motions on notice viii be besrd ca Mou isy
Jas. 3, at 10 u sui con.nae uoti d.-Po.ei Of Toe
Special Tern is adjourned Until Ftiisy, Dec 81, a;
"A q. N.
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GEoReE ALBASf>
La. srd b., stov.
h.xr, 1Is rt'@FL~,
otr uPos rHE TR,L.
I. row ready Ia THE HEs-iosS MIscVRY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

ACAIL-Mr. Thomas l.. Harris, the Spiriuslist
announced last Sunday that he had developed into the
third Apostolic degree. which ne said was the Mission
ary degree, and in fllfment of it, he thould in few
weeks ave them TO teach the bsnighted people in
Asia ana England.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

A PRTsrx1IyrSr OF EVIL Rr,IzED.-C,pt.
Brown O, tie steamship ARIEL, while at the Mayors
ciee yesterday rec .1dps hls passenger Papert IN
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GRAND LARcESY.-About o'clock yesterday morn
iuz woman named Brdset Lynch arrested At toe Grand
str Ferry by Officer Cojhon VI the Vita Precinct ayibs III
her bulde containing fur k dre'-e
aud other article of wsPua apparel yssd a. 90 sDf ws
taken to the House, and about O'Clock Or Llates
Beldeg ro,Ssh BY fi.e Who Wa .srvsa IN hs
family. She was held Tor examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

DecNes~ rpl<YDo B1lG.O3l
Under our auction head yesterday was reported tho
ssle Of Judgment for 81 200 against Francis A.
Palmer. We are requested TO cay that no such sale
was made and no such judgment exits. house and
Twenty street sold for 81, 100 against
which Mr. Palmer vas judgnen. creditor. The error
probably arose from this sale.
Paragraphs from Rock klsnd papers sti continue
TO go the roonds, stating thH slits for immense
amounts Of damage have been or viii De commsrced
sssnst the Rock Island Railroad by ste smbost sod
rat owners for Losses airing from collisions With the
Rock klan1 Bridge. We learn a. the Office of tho
Rock Island Railroad Company in this city ths. no
suits whatever have been commenced against tho
Company, and but ono against the Bridge Compsay
ehch was tried some time snc,, aud 10 which c.,e
hejcry disagreed eight members Of it being in favor
Of toe Br.cge Company.
The erpersss VI the N5-boryport Railroad hAyo
been r iuoed 80 per cen. si,lir IT,, ls. t~o years,
tie saccessol INTRODUCTION " coal FOR wo,d hsvi1r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

MILITARY FUNERAL.-Toe remains Of Hem.n Wiz
b1sh late sergeant in ;he City Greus'icrs, were
buried in 3'eensooi Cemetery yes s-tsv with miua-
~ honois. L company TO which be has been siisc1"d
ard the N,tiopal Gaayd accompanied the remsns to
their tns tsstirg pace. Two sersesats of esoa ,u
pany were detached S. rsll bearers.
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third p+iOc degree, which he said was the Msslon-
ary deglee and in falfment Of it, he thould in few
weeks !, ave them TO teach the benighted people in
Asia ana England.
NV ORp!NAScx RELATING TO CARMEN The
Committee on streets met yesterday morning, AID
Bcole Chairman, on the ordinance before the Common
Council to give the greater facilities and priv
,leges, by allowing a licensed csrman to keep more
than one cart and 70 hire drivers for his extra CARTS
instead of requiring each caIm,n TO drive his own cart
Theodore l.. Tomlinson Appeared on behalf OF the
carmen but as there was no attendance on the other
side, the Committee adjourned the matter indefinitely
Ii will now go over to the next Common Council.
NEws FROM GENERAL PAEz-HIs REcovERY.-
Capt Morrow, Of the schooner Daniel Trowbrdge,
fiom St Thomas while at the Mayors office, yes,er-
dow .ad he met Gen. Paez ard suite at the above
po.t, where the Atlantic had put in for Goals, The
General, he says WAS walking about as sprghty aud
joyous as aLy of the party, and informed him that his
foot which was Injured by fall from his horse IN
Broadway, on Evscuaton Day, had quite rs,overed
its strength The Injuries sustained were not near as
serious as were supposed. The entire party were IN
good he alth and spirits.
Capt Morrow brought letters from them to Major
foil mail was being msde up be seut BY the Trow
brd.e but size could not wait for it.
To CHRISTIAN MINISTER'S or EVERY NAME
pr.R BRrrHRrs: 1t has been suggested that the
familiar hymn,
Jesu. hal reign vhcre'e- the
Does his successive jourpies run
he surg in al churches throughout the world 90 tho
fr.t Sunday IL ihe year.
The suggestion hss aresdy crossed the Atlantic, art
bss been commended TO TIE attention Of Churches and
Nssiouary Associations. i; p-eserts very ample
and practicable mode in which Christians OF every
rame may year unite IN The act OF PRAISE
and homage to the Savior snd if carried ont viii make
i Tie annual custom os the Christian world 10 unite
with
"Peep,e AID realms Of every tongue"
on the first Srndsy Of every year, IN this borst OF
praise and prophecy beginning IN the east, moving
westward with the sur, encirc ing the globe.
Allow NE to express the hops that the srsses'i on
will meet with your hearty concurrence, and thsi the
oAufches Of our country will take their part on the ap-
preaching New.Years Sunday, in this glorious cor'na-
iion hymn to our blessed Lord aud SAVIOR.
Your,. ACLERGYMAN
A PREsrxrIsISr OF EVIL REnrzED.-Cap'
Brown O, the steamship ARIEL, while a, tue Mayors
CiCc yesterday re- aiding Ls passenger papers, N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Ft9,srv's ELEcrIOS.-Tae allowing we're c'er,
ofceis CT Ersiue No d, f. D., on TUESDAY evening;
John Jeffers. Fore rsD; Heory Sippius, Assistant;
Geo. Bond Secretary Henry ID. Eysrding, rressU-or.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

conversation with sone OF the city officials. rea ed
Tow C.pt. LUDLOW had strange pres. ut nent of hi,
recert ssn fate before be lc Hsvre hts last tip for
Nsw-York. Capt. Ludlow sxpre-s-i 'ns greatest r.
luoarce at .virg Have 90 that tip, feeling
WINGED sme evil was near. snd remarked tlat if bis
wife was with bin te would remain q, tsst port TIL
next voyage. T-e same fears were expressed by him
ol esvug Southampton. Our resters already know
TIE pSItcnar Of the fatal sccideIA 70 Capt. Ludlow
his late voyage 70 New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

John McCouns, who was arrested on suspicion Of
btiDg connected with M. Frher, in the BoSen &
McNanee burglary, was dismissed yesterday morning
by Ju.tice We'h on the ground Of insufficient evil
dtnce. His picture was taken from the Rogues Gal
lerY.
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Real estate Salfs.
Final Sale of Lots i'm
KENTUCKY CITY,

On Monday, September 27th. 1858,
WILL commence the second and final sale OF lots
w IN this growing and most interesting young city
The Trustees in announcing this sale feel warranted
IA assuring the public thai at point the West can
there be found equal opportunities for sale aud prom
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III. Medical Department.


TNHE Seventh Annual Course OF Lectures in this
= Institution will commence on Monday, the I'd of
November next, and continue until the first OF the
ensuing March.
THOMAS R JENNINGS MD, Professor of Anatomy.
BERRfES LINDSEY, MD. Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
c. X MISSION NJ D.. Professor of Materia Meoica and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. II. BUCHANAN, MD, Professor of Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JonN NJ WATSON, N. r.. Professor Of Obstetrics and
and the Diseases Of Woman and Children.
PAUL F. EVE, MD, Professor OF Principles and Prac
tice of Surgery.
W. X. BOWLING. MD, Professor of Institutes and
Practice of Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. Briggs, MD, Adjunct Professor, and De-
mOnstrator of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students
on the FIRST Monday in October, (the 5th).
A Preliminary Course of Lectures, free all stu
dents, will be given by the Professors, commencing
also on the first Monday Of October
The Tennessee State Hospital, under the direction
of the Faculty is open 10 the Glass free of charge.
A Clnique has been established in connection with
the University, at which operations performed and
prescribed for and ectured upon in the presence
of the class.
Amount of Fees for Lectures is $685. Mairiculation
fee (aid once only So Practical Anatomy $40; Grad
uation fee, SIS.
Good boarding can be procured for SO TO 81 per
week. For further Information Catalogue apply 10
W. X BOWLING, NJ D.,
jy23-2m Dean of the Faculty.
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o JOuN DREw's BENEFIT-This admirable ac-
1r and popular favorite, takes his first bene-
at Crisp's Gaiety this evening; an excel
mt and elaborate bill is presented on the oc-
aston and one that, from its variety and &C.
rral attractiveness, is well worth the patron
re of the play-going community. First we
re to have Tyrone Powers excellent mill
nv drama of St. Parick's Eve, in which
Ohm DREW appears appears as Major o.
ougherty," part that has not been attempt
/ by any other actor since the death OF the
.mented Power, and one of The parts that
,nN DREW has made peculiarly his own. The
.ece is cast to the full strength OF the Com
any. and will be an excellent performance
lrouchout. After the play Miss WILLIAMS will
ance. The performances will conclude with
lothcr piece new to Us here, called The Two
aSt Men-JoHN DREW as Paddy Murphy o.
-allagan' one of the fast men, and Harry
owIand as izgig. the other This if certain
great bill, and if genius of IA high order
d modest worth, are entitled to a generous
nsidrratiCn from our citizens, then john
,Ew should, and we hope WILL have the best
use of the season. Those desiring to Sc
r. places will find the gentlemanly BRANCH
the box office early this morning. y hint is
ificieHt.
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Nothing else does me any Good.

LANCASTER C. H., s. c., May, 1856.
DR.. e. W. Jackson, PhiIadelph id:-Dedr Sir:-I
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia for a number of
which would Afford me relief Fortunately, for me- l
heard of Dr. Hollands German Bittors and thought
would try them, not however, with much faith that
lsh"uid be benefited by their use.
TO my surprise l found that on taking few doses
relieved of the pain in my side and chest, my APP
petite became good gained strength and ia fact felt
stronger and III better health than had for a long
time. do not allow myself TO be out Of the Bitters,
If can obtain them, for nothing else does any good.
willing at all times aud ready my
and shall with pleasure recommend them to all who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint,
for believe If any thing will give them relief they
Will be relieved by Hollands German Bitters Ma
ny ia thus district have the Bitters with
beneficial results, and have doubt you could get
number of certificates yon TO ask them, for
my certain knowledge quite number have been very
much benefited by the use Of your medicine.
almost forgot To mention that my daughter about
six years Of age cured of Jaundce by HooGand'
German BttCgS. / think best mention his, as |
hove known them used in any other case Of
the Kind. Respectfully yours, &C. --.r-.-.
f A. HALES, Silyersmith.
Witness J. u. GiENN.
For sale the Principal Office AIS Arch St. Phila-
dclphia ana sold by druggists and store keepers
In every town and village IN the United States, Cana
dhs, West Indies, aud South America at IS cents per
bottle. See that the signature OF C. NJ Jackson is on
the wrapper Of each bottle sepl-1m
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We would call the particular attention OF
every reader to- the advertisement of Me-
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL and VOLCANIC
On. LrNIMENT. They are too well known in
this community to require recommendations.
But there are many of our readers who are
suffering from IA arrangement of the digestive
organs. without the slightest idea of the real
cause, giving rise TO symptoms such as de
spOadcncy, nervous unpleasant feeling, indie
csion. lack of energy, making existence Il
burden. To all vino may be 80 afflicted, try
this Cordial; it will give immediate relief.
To all who may he afflicted with Sores or
Pains of any kind, try the Linimcnt. See the
advertisement in another column.
seDl2l-2W
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FOR the Patriot

For the first time in the history Of our city,
We we an opportunity to see what works OF
J are owned among themselves. No prison
Nashville should tail to visit the coll, ction
W at the Hall of Representatives., ut the
pilOl; those who do will regret it all
.ir lives, as such an opportunity will never
ain present itself The p.rsonS who own
Sc pictures would not consent to strip their
lses of these gems of art for any other
pose than State matter The ridicu-
isly low price enables every one to go often
II see everything in detail, and when the
= is wearied with inanimate beauty, it can
I. Oh a collection of feminine lov,liness
as has never been before collected in any
cr place in Nashville. Ladies who 80 To
other public exhibition, go to this one, and
ry one Is pleased with the brilliancy Of the
Ie; and the only thing which was lacking
the opening night was music; this want
since been supplied, aud nothing is now
ded to make it the most attractive placein
. city. For those who cannot attend an
ibition which requires time to see through
has the advantage OF visitors being able
\ ONE and go at pleasure. The moonlight
k around the building and its partico-s is
an incentive 10 those fond of such prom
les Let all go while they can and enjoy
H.
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FOR COUNCILMAN.
SECOND WARD.

SECOND WARD.
E0- we are authorized TO announce j. " GILBERT
a candidate for Councilman in the Second Ward at
the ensuing election. septI-te
81 We authorized to announce JOHN W
COLEMAN a candidate for Councilman in the md
Ward.
Be- We authorized to announce W R. DEAIUM-
BRANE as a candidate for Councilman III the Second
Ward, at the ensuing election aug9-te
THIRD WARD.
B1- We are authorized to announce E. H EAST
as a candidate for Councilman in the Third Ward at
the ensuing election.
FOURTH WARD
10 We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM 7.
HUGHES candidate for Councilman in the Fourth
ward, 1.-THE ensuing election. sept17-te
H1- We are authorized TO announce DAVID II.
WARE a candidate for Councilman la the 4th Ward
at the ensuing election. septic
80 We authorized to announce c. E H. MAR
TN candidate for Councilman the 4th Ward at
Ia ensuing election. augl9-te
FIFTH WARD
Go We are authorized 70 announce J. C. DARnEN
4 candidate for Councilman in the 5th Ward at the
ensuing election. aug2G-te
BE- We are authorized to announce DR.. JOHN l..
CHEATHAM as a candidate for for Councilman in the
Fifth Ward, at the ensuing election. septIO-te
SIXTH WARD
BE- We are authorized to announce r. C. BRAINS
FORD, a candidate for Councilman in the 9th Ward
auglG-Le
SEVENTH WARD.
GB- We are authorized to announce B. F. MOSEIY
a candidate for Councilman in the Seventh Ward
at the ensuing election. septI3-te
EIGHTH WARD.
Bs- We are authorized TO announce IRA p JONES
a candidate for Councilman III the Sth Ward at the
ensuing election. sept2-te
Fsj- We are authorized TO announce c. II. CONGER
as candidate for Councilman in the Sth Ward at the
ensuing election. aug23-te
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MIGRATION OF JAIL BIRDs-The Jail of this

50 MIGRATION OF JAIL BIRDS.-The Jail of this
county was broken yesterday morning between
twelve and four O'Clock. and the following
prisoners escaped, James Tucker, Stephen
Porter alias Stephen Price. Alexander Branch,
Patrick Calquin. John TOlan, n. G. Bishop,
F. L. Hunter, Vim. Walker dlias Chas. Mead
ows G. II. Wilson and Robert Watson.
full description of the parties, and the crimes
with which they are charged will be found in
our advertising cOlumns-and a reward OF
$50 each offered by the Jailor, MFR. THOMAS
HoBsoN
Hunter appears to have been the ring-lead-
er. His conduct became so bad that Mr.. HOB
SON removed him from the Cell which he had
previously occupied with two others day be-
fore Yesterday. He managed to get the de-
bris of a common chair from IN cell above
through the opening for a stove pipe Win
these he worked the mortar from between the
stones of the wall beside the door-a task OF
no difficulty, as these stones were placed ID the
wall without any confinement except the NOR
ar. Through the Aperture thus easily formed
ie passed out into the corridor in front OF the
other cells on the same floor and taking out
the bolts priced the doors open without effort
The party next bent the bars that intercepted
the passage to the stairway-went mp and re-
eased the remaining prisoners from ''du-
.ance vile" Returning they effected an open
ng through the rear wall of Hunters cell,
and having tied a number of blanket strips
together. by this means let themselves
Town to the ground outside, being about 80
Get Two negros and two crazy white men
cmained Mr. HoBsoN was up till IL O'Clock
night and discovered the fact Of the escape
bout in the morning. The negroes stat d
hey left about O'Clock. After an examlna-
ion of the premises we cannot but conclude
hat the Tailor is blameless, and that the un-
ImeIy delivery was owing to the insecurity
nd careless building Of the Jail. BY visit
. the place we think the public will come to
ne same conclusion.
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City Council.

THURSDAY. Sept. %. 1855
Id. Coltart, Mayor pro tenn, in the
-r
Id. Fogg presented the reports of the
anue Collector and Water Tax Collector
cred 10 he filed.
tIsc. u number of accounts against the
fora ion. Ord ,r,d To b, paid.
I'd. Ira L. Jones, from Hospital Commit
pr secuted report from said Cpmmi5tec,
X short synopsis OF the transactions
e Committee Tor the last twelve months.
ld. ti-hcr, liom Special Committee, ap-
tcd to setile with W. ID. r. hertSou. late
L of the Market House reports that the
fmittee had made a satisi c,ory settlement
Mr.. Robertson.
n motion the Board ordered the Recorder
hy ID. A. Cole $40 for repairing u pump
e 9TH Ward.
Id. Ware. "A resolution directory To the
krman of the Board Of Education to turn
ahis Board with the names OF all the
fhers employed ia the High school. to-
ar with a list OF salaries each Que receives
d. Downs, petition from certain citizens
e 2nd and 4th Wards asking for the cree
of gas lamps. Granted.
d. Halle, resolution relative TO having
over wharf repaired with broken rock
the Work House. Adopted.
L. Downs, a bill TO allow hucksters TO
d and sell produce in the Market House.
1. Fogg moved that the bill be indelin-
postponed.
- ayes aud noes was called for by Mr..
er.
cs-Haile, Ware. FnPg. Ira T.. Junes,
nan. Paul. FIJI her, Haynes.
es -Coltart. G.. l.. Jones, Downs, Cohgrr,
en-, Dayis,-6.
bill was Indefinitely postponed.
In. G.. +. Jones called up the bill on its
d reading to license hucksters.
rr good deal of debate Oh this bill the
Ii adjourned until Thursday evening
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VI arkets byTelesraph.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 22.-Cotton, sales to-
day $500 bales. advanced /. l2C9124; Molas-
ses, ordinary>209; Freights on cotton to Liv-
erpool 9-16.
NEW YORK, Sept 23-Cctton firm; sales
1000 bales. Ohio -four sOC96 90. Wheat
buoyant, 35@1 As. Whisky 234924 Su-
gar dull, 79@Ss. Linseed oil 1906.
ST. LOUIS, September 23.-Flour dull. So.
Wheat, red 1 12t; white 1 15@1 Is. Corn
has declining tendency, 56C963. Oats dull,
60(964. Tobacco, shipping leaf 6598 IS.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2S.-Flour firm; prices
sitter, but quotations unchanged. Linset d
oil 824Cg83. Whisky $4,000.
New ORLEANS, Sept Cotton-Sales to-
day 5000 bales; prices sitter but quotations
unchanged. Flour has a declining tendency
Exchange on London 81; New York SO day 8
l4924. New York sight 39l.
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BITES AND STINGs OF INsECTs.-As a remedy
against The bites and stings of insects, and of
all poisonous reptiles. the only reliable arti-
Gle yet invented is Dir. BRACES ARCTIC LINZ
MENT. Such are its penetrating and disinfect-
ing properties, that, no matter how virulent
may be the poison from the bite or sting, this
Liuiment at once reaches the seat of venom
however deep, and neutralizes and extracts
ii. With Bragg's Arctic Liniment at hand
the bite of rattlesnake is as harmless as that
of gnat. 1t also overcomes the virus from
the bite of mad dog. This admirable Lini-
ment is also infallible in curing all those dis
eases OF men and animals where Liniment
is the proper remedy, and is not equaled by
any such article ever invented. 1t is likewise
infalible in destroying the screw-worm, to
which cattle are peculiarly liable in southern
latitudes.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY &
DEMOYIIE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made to Bragg Bur-
rowes, st. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
cOmpanied by good reference.
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FARMERS SHIP

IIAyfSG pareh4sea the Interest 90 Mr. n. b Nor
III re IA the easiness 20 II. b Morris Co. have
slsis sfay associated with me Mr.. " Hooper HArrls
and viii eonsiEas the Grecery and Cs,ssnssisn eas
meas al the ofd sand. HIGH AcC5LA-