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DIRECTORY.
Government of the United State.


The Executive.
JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pa Freyilett II he Q. Sdes.
JOIN c. BEEcKESIuDGY, Of Ky, Vice PresideEt.
The Cabinet.
LEWIS Cass, Of Michigan, Secretary g STATE
HOWELL COBB OF Georgia, Secretary gf lte Treasury
IsAAc ToucgY, of Connecticut Secretary Of the Macy
JoHN B. FLOYD, Of Virginia, Secretary IF War.
JEIlEsIAH H. BLACK of Penn, AaoTney General
JACOB THOMPSON, Of Miss, Secretary Of the Interior
AARON V. BIowS, or Tenn Postmaster General
The Judiciary.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ROGER b. TANEY Of ryand, Chief Justice
JoHX McI.EAS. OF OHIO, Associate Justice
JAMES MsaYAYNE, Of Georgia, Z"
JOHN A. CAsPBEIL Of Ala, -
JoHS CarRoS. Of Tennessee, "
PETER V DANIEL, OF Virginia, :"
- SAMUEL NEtsoS Of New York, '
RoEEzrT C. GRHR, Of Penn,
NATHAN CiIFFcRD, Of Maine, +"
The salarV of the Is peTa aunurn-
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Circuit, Court, of Tennessee.

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 and November. Nathaniel Baxter
Judge; W. h. Bate, Attorney General There are four
Circuits In the State aud Circuit Court for sum
county, which Is held by the Judge OF the Crimi
mai Courts for the counties Of Montgomery Davidson
and Rutherford, tho third Mondays in February
lime md OcLob-r
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TI'HE undersigned is prepared to introduce into use
Ia TENNESSEE ". L. CHlLlS cos PATENT
! Elastic FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the attention Of Architects, Baidcrs,
Railroad Companies, and the pubic, 10 examine its
| suuerioritS. over other Roofing.
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u. y. district Court.

The District Court Of the United States convenes at
Knoxville the third Mondays IN April and October
Nashville, FIRST Mondays in March and September;
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Municipal Government of Nashvill,
IuiIN y. lIt tsN y Wll VIs
Aldermen.

Aldermen.
First ward-JoHS CoLTAEr and g. +. JoSrs.
Second Ward-T. j. Hare aud ". 4. DowNs
Third Ward-JonS X. HUME and G. ". pARpES.
Fourth Ward-DANIp I. wAUE and J. T BRowS.
Fifth ward-G. NJ FoGG and J. ?. CotsnAS.
Sixth Ward. HAYNE and JouN 4. FIsuEK.
Seventh Ward-w. A. DAVIS aud Isaac rAUL
Eighth Ward-C. II. CoNGER and LA 2. JONEs.
wuiIAM \. GLENN, Recorder.
CsAMEs \. FULLER, Treasurer.
GODFREY NJ. Fooo, City Attorney.
AssoS NEIsoS, Revenue Collector.
JoHS l. GLENN water-r Tax Cellectsr
j. NJ SEAHuRY, Superintendent Water Works.
T. J. HAZE, Tax Assessor.
WN. VI. BRowN, City Marshal
J. j. EyERETr 4 W. II. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshals.
joan a PkTry, Captain Night Watch.
FREDEHcK MARSHALL, W. H. SruEDivAST, sANuEi
J. STARSSY, joan II. DAVIS, W. T.. WATSON WILLIAM r.
McAIHsTER, r. NJ. CAvUT, wN. YARBKoU GH, ALKxANDEE
BRASsox, w. H. BnSKIEy, JAMES A. TANksIEI, ". IL.
CRosIHwArT JonS BAUGH, & MeCALEIr, A. c. TUosrR,
X. N. WATSON, and W. J. HsRmsoS, Night waiohmen.
wx. DIX, Keeper Of Work House.
r. A COLE, Wharf Master.
JAMES HENSON, Street Overseer.
The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen meets on the
second and fourth Thursdays Of zach month
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AGENTS WANTED
Steamboats,.
Regular Nashville and Paducah
Packet.
a A. ~ A. " w

THE fine low water steamer, -,
i and elegant freight and su- -stlasss71 I
pcTb passenger packet LOOK 1zSSsz<<Eal[z=za
OUT, W. SINS Master will regular packet be-
tween Nashville and PadUcah leaving this city every
Monday and Friday. she is OF the fastest boats
on the river and passengers will find her comfortable
i'll every respect. febl-s
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Nashville, Rome, Carthage, BGrkSGillr, and
WaitSbOr0' Packet.
Regular Nashville and New Or
IeanS Packet

rTNIIE fine and SubsttntIIl pas cr1l -
i sungor and freight steamer, Es.3sgYssss5
JAMES Ii. LUCAS, ii. g. MCCo-
MAS, Master viii run regular PACKET between tis
c!ty and New Orleans during the pressnt season, max
ing regular seventeen day tips.
f-bi-tf
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Criminal Court.

Hon VIM. X. Turner is Judge OF the Criminal Court
for the counties OF Rutherford, Davidson and Mont
gomery and john Shame, Esq, Clerk for this coun
u, IL meets at Nashville the FIRST Monday III April
August and December
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tlcfu uGpgeklF-1r we nave Shunfiant grounds 70 De-
neve the CFSY PEcToRAI more lives BY the con-
satnptr~x y prevents than those cures. Keep oy
you, and cure your colds while they curable nor
neglect them until no human skill the mex
orable canker that, fastened the vtals your
life All know the dreadful fatality Of lung
orders, and they know the virtues Of this rem
ely, We need not do more than To them ii Is
still made the best il be. We spare cost no
care, 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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KENTUCKY planning MILL.
N. n MAYO. J. L H<xDz~ssx- ~ Iosa
MAYO, Henderson LONG,
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,

cash, DOOR AND vESffIAS hind FACTORY.
- Psasng Mil ald Lanlhrf DepEt, kehtA street,
Aentaexy Central tsilroad Depol, Cos instea, ny
We nAAnulzstare and keep GA hand = exs'aalve
ssrtln~nt 81 sa<h, Dsors, Beads noar ana Nlndo~
Frames, Rase, Aolzln. AAnrla Pl.stsrss nhite and
Yellow Ine foafins se3s ls laseAs NszzA.eF o,z.rd
ng ana Piznsi Bosrfs q eveTy FaFegy " sazlty and
tkekness. We Also furnish iazab~r IA tAe ra1sh-
PAsiea z1d tsAxs1 saza Aia4ys kan1- NAlaas An4
hard soo1s worked order Is<lAts CASH
keu4 zz-sfu
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o Family should be without il.
Persons Of CoasumpiiFe Habits,
READ TIIfSt


ITO THE GEfESBERG COMPANY: For shs nrst
Il my ife am indeed certify 70 tAe truly
wonderful effects of EopeiE ms1icine, bnt N seod
a duty that eve % Tie crElenberg comEany, and
especially % suffering humaafy.
About the nrsi ef June lat had negro takrn
with cough attr16ed sti nasitsszhc.s, spittinE a
blood and other dAngerosis - ynattona- q con.suar,su
? Immediately cAiie1 = truly skillful aad scentlnr
he trs.ted lam for several ~e~ks but he gradually
greW I thea had aBotter Taysician uf great
FePutziion N iGns dse.sss tie exaElined him, and
also d-cIsed ~ b hoirrc-s q eusasuIirtioa
Ana sad was es-iaas ~ ~pend naaey trylng -
hiE
1 h4d prsxioasiy promised NE Grefrab.rx Asenss
bare (Nessrs Webs Lo~e y thai wssra tl.s aoesors
gave him up uoahl NY thr Gf&fenberg Consnmp-
uv~'s balm dsa - ~aa ~ my Asreeabie sarTr.se,
the ecgan - impreve seF taking oniy ave
d0s~s. He took 0aly s4o b.slles q slss balm zad
beetles q th> refrnberE arsartlsa cnsan,ad
which eost ie ne SNAIL sam q Elne aoil. Aaa 10
d4y eeasad-r hin eaairels cared Hs wersh 81 10
asd he = dang M sos-a tlse IlantAtszL
sees.seE h.In p,riiy -o.sad ana ~sii as b. fai,
ieft JOHN NYds.
h<xs essd shs Gr@feaeerE csaEsamss1ves Isaass IN
<ft<re ceses - eoasaInn. az psec1acs. w.LA Ne
k4pz-e<l c1scI ~azA Al ~e.slf sss 4
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ne erzssaeers cs-saup<iyxas n.l.a ~l elserssIiv
esfc tDa<alaFtioa 4nd Al aaatz = ths psnss n
ezz&s q casd NE iangs ana crst. Lsarner ro.a.
hised = Al fslasaa bFsashfas Fans N the Chst aaa
nEsnrhtls. ~ SrEfnhsgs cossanalare's Baln. sslil
sde<f eeipptt cufp Aa1 przfeat Nc aasezss froan
ee.'slIss e.1sfs-a osnsaselaEsa u al easss de,
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bca = Att& NkehfSuE N4shvsse =
Asent fe< ne orefsaners cansaay sor Tsanpsss-,
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Supreme Court of Tennessee.

Judgcs-R. l. CAEt IHEIs, of Lebanon
RoBT. J. MCKISSEY, OF Knoxville.
WN. II. HARgIs, Of Memphis
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the lst Monday in
December at JACKsoS, the lst Monday in April, and
at KNOXVILLE the ist Monday in September.
Clerks-JAHEj +, CISRK, Nashville
". ii. SIErtIENs Jackson.
JAS W CAMKEiL, knoxville.
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81 IN Medicine have been taxed their ut
IA - most produce this best most per
feet pun gafive which is known man.
~ E<A Ihnumerabte proofs shown thai
~ these Pills have virtues which
pass ia excellence the ordinary med
icnes, ana that they win unprece
dentedly upon the esteem of all men. They safe
and pleasant TO take, but powerful To cure Their
etrang properties stimulate the vital activities Of the
body, remove the obstructinns OF It's organs purify
the blood, and exel the disease They ont the
foul humors which breed and grow distemper, stimU
late sluggish disordered organs into their natural
action and mpart healthy tune to the whole system
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body but also formidable and dangerous dis
eases that has baf1ed the best human skill While
they produce powerful effects, they at the
time, ia diminished doses, the safest and best physic
that can be employed for children. Being sugar.
coated, they pleasant 10 take and being purely
vegetable, are free from any risk ot harm Cures
have been made which surnass belief were they not
substantiated by men Of such exalted position and
character forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many
eminent clergymen and phy scians have lent their
names TO certify 10 the public the reliability OF my
remedies, while others have sent the o
their conviction that my Preparations contribute i'm
mensely TO the relief of my afflicted, suffering fellow
men.
The Agent below named is pleased 10 furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions Tor their
use and certificates Of their cures, Of the following
complaints:
Costveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsy
Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul Stomach J.,
NaCseS Indigestion, MOI bid Inaction at the Bowels
and Pain arising therefrom Flstulency, Loss of Ape
all Ucerous and Cuaneous Diseases which require
also, by purifying the blood and stimulating the sys
ten, cure many complaints which il would not be sup
posed they could reach such Deafness, aitlal
Blindness, Neuralgia ana Nervous lrability, Dersnge
ments Of the Liver aud Kidneys GOut ana other kin
dred complaints arising from low state OF the body
obstruction Of it, functions.
DO not be put of by unprincPled dealers with some
other pll they make more pFoht on ASK for AVER
PnIs, and take nothing else. No other they give
Won compares with this IN IT, intrinsic value cura
tive powers The sick the best aid there Is for
them, and they should have
Prepared by Dr. =. G. AYERS,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRICE 25 CTs. rER Box. Five BoxLs FuR 81.
SOLD BY
BERRY & DEMOVILLE, Nashville.
Retail by
10. G BROWN, and all Druggists in the city.
FRIE1cSON * HAWKINS. Columbia
THOMAS a. BRO, Clarksyille,
r. ID. DEEEif. ShcbyVl
SCiFIL. a BiACKMORE, Gsllsin.
And all dealers IN medicine everywhere.
Dan. PACKARD,
febl-tm Advertising Agent.
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Senator's.
ions BEIL. (Americanl whoge tel

JoHS BELL, (American) whose term expires in 1859.
ANDREW JOHNSON, (Democrat) whose term expires
in 1853.
~ O. p NICuoIsoS, (Dcmccrat) has been elected to
take the place Of Iir. Bell and his viii expire
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CONLEY ~ JOHN SON,
MANUFACTURES
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Ware, &C.,
No. 10 Broad Sres< al.s - .SsnsA Aarket 2re.<,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

srovEs, TIN-WARE, ETC,
TUsT received and for sale, a large and complete
81 assortment OF Cooking ami Heating stoves, OF every
price and pattern tat is bronght % ths market
We zrs manufactgring the Wrought Ircn Cooking
Stoves u all szs, ranging price from ssa 10 $3.50,
of the bcss heaviess material
Tln-Nsre wholesale and retail
Copper and Sheet Iroa Work for all kinds Of ma
chineTy Steamboats, Stationary Easiaes. etc, stills
aad DisnieFx work, made the shortest Rofce. soda
foants made and resaair.d. Rennk and Sputlng aoue
with neainess and dispatch Ia fact every thing thai
requires Tn Copper, Sheetlron, h done b. Ia
the best manner and a eh-ap any.
COSIEY & JOHNSON,
Ne Io Bread, aud - south Market street,
JANIS Nashville, Tenn;
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Congress-.

The first session Of the 18Th Congress began Mon.
day, Dec 7th, 1851. The Wee President Of the Uni
ted States is President gcto Of the Senate James
l. Orr, Of South Carolina, IS the present Speaker OF
the House of Representatives, and James c. Allen OF
Illinois, Is Clerk The following a LIST Of the Con
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Nlusif, pianos etf.
PREMIUM PIANOS.

4 LARGER stock than usual u those :lzzr..-J
n cclcbratei Pianos, manufactured - 7 -
By \. II. Gale & Co, and StalnwIy J II NJ II 7
Sons (Which took the preimiUm at the n ="
Mechanics Far,) Is nUS offered at very low figures
for cash four months paper. Ny stock OF Sheet
Music Books Volns, AccDrdcons, Flutes, etc, IL also
very large embracing all the different Sizes, styles,
and qua. ties.
have also added the following articles to my bust
ness viz Table OlC,oths, (all culors OlC0th Rugs,
Feather Busters and Porcelain Ornaments, such as
CInde-Sticks, GirapdOies, Lamps, and Clocks. The
attention OF the ladies is particularly invited Call at
the Old Music store, No. SO Union Street.
jan.5 JAS. A. MCCLURE.
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Government Of Tennessee.

IsIIAM u IIlhFI@l UVVtIuDI-
+. y. W BURTON, Secretary Of state.
JAMES c. LUTrREII, Comptroller Of the Treasury.
GRANVILLE c. FORFEIT, Treasurer.
JoHN L. T. SyEED, Attorney General.
The salary Of the Governor is Sc 900 per aunum
that of the Secretary Of state 81 500 and pcrquiscs
Comptroller Of the Treasury 81 900 and for sign
ing Free Bank notes Treasurer 81 500; Attorney Gen
eraI 81 500. The Legislature consists Of IS Senators
and rs Representatves-th Democrats having is Sen
ators and the Americans the number % American
Representatives s S3-Democratic Representatives A.
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The Senate consists Of 81 members, two from
each Of the 81 States The House Of Representatives
Is composed Of 237 members, rs follows Maine o
New Hampshire 3, Vermont 3, Rhode Island ?, Massa
chusetts II, Connecticut 4, New York 80 New Jersey
s. Pennsylvania IS, Delaware I Maryland Il, Virginia
13, North Carolina S, South Carolina g. Georgia s. Ala
bIma T. Florida / Louis J. Mississippi 5, Texas .,
Arkansas ?, Tennessee TO- Kentucky 10, Ohio u, In
diana II, Michigan T. Illinois ., Missouri :, Iowa >,
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin 3, California =. Besides these,
the Territories of Utah, Washington, Oregon Nebras-
ka, Kansas and New Mexico, have Delegate each
In the House Of Representatives.
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Chancery Court.

The Chancery Court for the Middle Division Of Ten
opens at Nashville the Gist Mondays in May
and November; at Franklin drst Mondays IN April
aud October; al Pulaski first Monday in March and
September at Columbia third Mondays IN March and
September at Springfield, first Mondays III June and
December; Ciarksvi!ls, third Mondays in April and
October Dover, Thursday after second Monday in
April October; and at Lew.sburg, on Wednesday
after the third Monday IN February and August
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Havana Cigar Store,

bikANcH of ffiu~ cARso>a,
Ne. = Gsaar xfrsf. eFseslis Ae Cos.'eresai fstsL
rTv4E PARTNERSHIP heresof8rs sxisfsag helseen
Ilsorzas E@rdons and she undersigned hAx nE t..sa
dls4otFed his ltzntsaa - eonrnae The Sk4r btlza
He tflaaks - LIS naEzereas csstotaers
for thelr Eherai Fasroazo fnfofiss thrm that hs
lnlezsis sces Constantly hand s{1eadfa of
czars q ne 1nsxt sd hesI Aranss csrT hrssxht ~
Ehlz mako which he slll sell nadrrssr Isses bs
dc box He h.s oid castesrrs aaG the pabilc
senerally " give Ran. ssil.
JxAis c. ci0aAT.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil LiRiment /!
TIE RESI- LININENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by No
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
E-nrx NnITRSEIVESt

READ FOR fOURsELNEs!
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near Cass avenue
on Tenth street had n horrible running sore ON his
foot lie tried various Lmiments, Salves, &c, but
could do no good. He despaired of ever being able
20 work hS trade again, because lac could nst bear
any weight on his foot; sud by one small botue OF
Mclean $ Volcanic Lniinent, he n now perfectly cur
ed
Rheumatism Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, sprnlns,
Stiffness ia the joints Muscles, Sore Throat, swell
inps Ear-ache or Tooth ache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts,
Sores, Rarns Scalds, Pains Sc, yield 10 the fnAgc
influence 0f tls wonderful laniment
Tor Horsrs and cattle IL Is an infallble remedy Tor
Claics Calls Scratches, Cracked Heels, l2mei ess,
spawn Ssceny Sllint, fistua, Bruises, Swellrgs,
Wounds Rattle snake Bites and various other dis as
which animals liable 10 from injuries or acei-
dents
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply OF
Mclean 5 Volcanic Oh Lnlneut IL sells rapidly bo-
H always curcs-
a liberal discount will be made 20 merchants who
buv % sell again.
nsy- For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
of Third and Pine streets Louis Missouri also for
sale as above. noNS
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NEAFffis, Jan II, ltoI
Mr. Bennet; has done some email amount 4 roofing
for htz tecatiar way wsfh Cofton stud, coated
with pgeEafuIon the haas uf which appears De
Coal Tar. II very eHectuai and light roaf aud ap-
pears promise considerable darabity, froEn tie
presrryative qIaises OF the composIti shich pene-
raes oloh prosects Il frOn the innacnee of
aud water. Tie CotnI-ssta dos nal tlgufy and
The efcus OF the heal of The summer;
does harden ana crack from tbs influence the
cod af Wlnsrr. a. =. MERRILL
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Representative.

First District-AIBERT 6. WATKINs, Dem.
Second =" -HORAcE YlYNARD, Amer.
Third " -SAHuEI y SMITH, Dem.
Fourth -JoHN II. SAVAGE, DeIa.
Fifth 4" -CHARrEs READY, Amer.
Sixth " --Gg1EGE ". JONES, Dem.
seventh @ -JoHS V. WRIGHT, Dem.
Eighth -FElIx X. ZnIJ ICoFFEK, Amer
Ninth 20 y. y. c. ATKINS, Dem.
Tenth - Wa L Avery Tenn
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VOL. XXI.
nsw-Dork.

From 6 ~ PETTINGILL cos Advertising Agency,
lIg Nassau street. NEw-Y YORK,
and No. 10 State Street, BoSToy.
p Co. are Agents for the most influential and
largest circulating Commercial papers both in the
Un ted States and the Canacas
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ENGISEER's AND GENERAL SUP'T's OFI1CE, MExIIIs
ChAR:EsIoS RAILROAD.
MEMPHis, June %, 1857.
To WHO'S CoNoERS:--Ihs is % certify that the
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
rhased Of " : Bennett the right 10 prepare aud
upon their Depois, buildings, Cars, &c, &c, West
Galvanc patent nrc and water proW kuonng and that
we believe t be economical and durable
ing, having already had Il in use for eight months.
SAN. TAIE. President.
+. c. ARMS, Genn Supt.
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GET THE BEST.

GET THE BEST.
rIsaE GENUINE AMBRorxFE-ske Prrnlium PScsare
- heyoaa cofafEartsSna iae s1yis q Akeuezs
Yet lnEroduced and slanlks 9Ifhout rival.
Tine cAnr.ka chanse lhen,
L4sht cauneg i<s1e thous,
nlinpness esnnai Hiesid tkela,
Dust eaa never rczrh fhein,
Ensl cAnnns earfade them
Nzds ~ hereesaFs ~ LAilcoAfkEs car1er r( Cherry
and rnka k<reetz end pat - liptop ssyss a k1z.
rrn pftcrz.
&s- Nsse 4k oEher fooI1s n Nashville.
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new-Dork.

From VISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
New York.
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O,t1cE OF Mrss. CtNrn.1 & rsxs. R. r. Co. !

OFkICE or Mss CFNTK.I 4 TESs. X. x. Go.
BOLIVAR, Tenn, Oct !, 1887.
This will certify that the 81 {. S T. K. r Co have
purchased OF Mr. W :. Bennett, the right 70
their Cars Bridges Buildings, Sc, &c. Vests GalvAn
c Cement Having seen Il used and tested, have no
hesitation recommending u 70 be the best and cheap
est covering nov IN use.
H Z. NEEI.Y, President,
NJ C. T. r r. Co.
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NEW SERIES---N0. 6S3.
Meoifal.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

usnts IN advance stages OF the disease.
We need not speak 70 the public o.
its virtues. Throughout every town
and almost every hamlet of the Amer.
ican States, its wonderful cures or pui-
nonary complaints have made il a.
ready known. Nay, few are the fam
lies in anv civilized country on this
continent without some personal expe-
rience OF its effects; and fewer Yet the
communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy oi
its victory over the subtle and danger
oHs diseases OF the throat and lungs.
While il is the most powerful antiiotc
vet known 10 man for the forinida bie
and dangerous diseases Of the pulno,
Rary organs, ii IS also the pleasanteSi
and safest remedy that can be en-.
ployed for infants and young persons.
Parents should have il in store against
the insidious enemy that steals upon
fhetr. IA, mr.. rla rs.l. We hasr.. sknnfap
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u. coFT1N, superin,endrnt

AEsrgiIs. TESS., Jan. Il. 1857.
To TIE PrBtIcs-W. \ Bcnnou made application -
last summer buildings tn NcAf's
GalYAnc Cetn.ant. being a thing, thought
yyoad tsy "a; had applied blacksmith shop aud
Engine House, attached the Foundry. They have
proved ali req aired of water proof roof, having with
sI1d % the greatest storms, aud giving good
satisfaction We only add. Try q and yOu vii be
satisfied. CURTIS a KNAPP, Iron Founders
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THE sciences Of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their ut
most to produce this best. most per
feet pui gaiive which Is known 90 man.
Ihnumerabte proofs are shown thai
these PILLS have virtues which sur
pass ia excellence the ordinary med,
icines, and that they win unprece.
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SrPEIuSTENDEyT's OFTlcE MEsrHIs ONO r. r.
MKNFHis, TESS., feb. IT, 1851.
Mn. BESSErT;-Ilear sir:-Our company having b-en
troubed very much with leaky put some u your
Patent Paint upon them, and FAR nay knowledge
extends, can cAeerfuliy rccomnend Il 10 any who
wish a dry roof of any sort
You're &c H. COFFIN, Superintendent
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STOVES FOR THE TIMES.

lust received from Cincinnati, a few of BLUST'S
ID COAL COOKING RANGES, small size, which
are prepared furnish Cincinnati prices, with
penses added.
ALSO,
good assortment II COAL CUoKIEss STOVES, which
ALL put up and warrant and which, now that coal
Is cheap aud the reach of every ONE, Is The Stove
for
ALSO,
FRANKLIN STOVES for Coal and Wood
CANNUN AND RADIATOR STOVES for Coat
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STOYESs for Coal.
ALSO.
Thirty Handsome Patterns Parior Crates fr0m wm
jackson > Mandatory, New-l YORK 0ummon Mantle
aad Jam6 Crates, all sixes and Iattsrns wh.eh Will
sell low 70 suit the TINES
MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
Dec Is-u
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The salary of the President is sc5 900 per annum-
that OF the Vice President Sc 900. Each member Of
the Cabinet receives 900 per The salary of
the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court So 800 and
of each Associate Justice SO 900
Tie Cnited States Circuit Court for this nhe sth
CrcuiD is held Nashville Oh the first Monday in
March-Justce Cairon presiding, with Jacob McGavock
as Clerk