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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn. =,
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To all persons afflicted ruth Grdrei.
Mr.. J. f. CowAS;-DeaT sir-I hereby certify that in
the summer OF the year 1855, of nine boy
about 10 years OF age, who had always before this time
been stout and OF vigorous constitution,
with gravel Physician was called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
daily until he helpless, and believe would
have died n few days had 1t been for a friend
who advised the use Of COwans : lAthontripc. | pro-
cured few bottles the first Of which gave him renef
and in short time he able 10 walk about and
finally fully recovered; which time he las had 10
SYMPTOMS OF sId disease, and to all appearance as
healthy ms any servant on my plantation. there
fore recommend u 10 all persons suffering under
like disease, Of the certain remede
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d, 1857.
DANIEL. SIIELTONI
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DYSPEPSY, INDIGESTION,
DYSPEpSY.

"A MUhBHI sensblIts OF the stnmach and bOxcls
"a attended with Obgous disorder of the dyestlye 20
organs.
Dyspcpsy and lis attendant lbs, such
AduSod, Headache,
Vertigo, DiBaEsess gf Sight,
DcJl1y Of the Nervous .SysieHI
HyOctOndrid, JdHndice.
Loss II APpehe,
Vdaing qf tiae strefsg'h.
tLdtEleHce, ull. frequent belc.iI,9 ef Hdnd,
Tuidtod TiSe,
Constipation AMI Liiedsi,aess ef the BoloclS,
Bilious ToB.itlHg,
BS,.i..g ssS.salioa a! lre pal Of G.s lSsSradsh,
Liner COnFLaiIa,
Oppression GJter eating,
PalpitdtioSs of tie Hedr,
Pam ne I'it ef lte SOntaeh, totoards e ylgAf
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straw Cutters.

vXTE have u large Stock Cuuers, sinelaiT's
w Se'.lOrd's anu Cumming P.teEt- Ihe lagtsI
,rtcle taOk the nrs premium al ln Natona! IAiT Al
.louIsvilie. AhAsIboAS ~.
Nov zI9
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Linen Goods. &c.

WE are oiiereug the best bargains tn Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen and Domesti
Sheetngs, Bleached and Brown DOmestics, ever see
IN tins market, at
fr5-tf w 4 MrlI Fl
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DELIN QUE N T S.

We hope our deInquentIrlends Who are IN arTesr
previous to lst of January, 1858, will be oends,
when they find their accounts in the hands of 9h
ccr for feel that we have been very lndugent
eaBnut will not wait longer
may3l-U K. c. MCNAIRY x co.
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Meoifal.
Greatest Medical Wonder
OF THE AGE.

hsis Afforded the saHlo oi relief 10 suffer.
iDG hutnailiy as Cowan's iithoutrilstc
CONAN - LfTYfOlNTRTf'TYC has cured ds
OF case ui stone n' the Bladder and Kidncys
COHA.NS LITTfONTILI'7IC has cured the most
aggravated cases Of Gravel secu and the ouly
certain remedy now known for the above Diseases
COHAA'S LITHON7RIT'TTC never fails 4, cure
all the distascs of the Kidneys and Bladder
COWAN'S LLTHONTRLI'7IC is the only sure rem
edy for Diabetes.
CoVAN'S LI7HONTRYPT7C is certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhua and Gleet.
COWAA'S LLIHON1RLfTTC cures weakness o
the Loins.
p C0WAN'S LITH0N7RIPTTC has cured the wors,
cases of Proapsus Uter ever known
CoWANSLI7HONT9iLT'TTC is the only sure rem.
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COWAN'S LLIHONIRIP1fs syiil cure the worst
forms Of DrOpsy.
COWAN7S LIT7ON7RLPTIC viii cure long stand
ing of structure aud Venereal Tant from
the system.
COHAN'S LIT40NTy2IFTTC is the onlv remedy
known for the cure Of all sympathetic complaints at
tending a Pregnancy and every female vino rs prog
nant should at once procure bottle II she wishes
feel well, while in thai condition.
COWAN'S LIiHONJRIiIYC is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that VIII relieve the pains Of labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
sure friend 10 assist them in the greatest trialo their
life.
The most ncredulous will he convinced Of the grca
efficacy Of the LithOntrpc by reading the following
certificates and those around each bottle
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Church street ncVf door O COrnfIns :
NanhNilIC. Tenn.
SAVE MONEY & KEEP COOL!

OUR Ice DepDts IN readiness, ald We earnest
~ IL request ali who wish 10 buy Ice during the
son al a Uniform pricc, call and supply themselves
v4th tickets and register their names regular pat
ruus-thcrcby save advance ON the article IN the
latter part ul the stIsul.
oar olcr. are Cherry street next door the Bank
81 tennessee HIrdcIs'Ie's, Front street, ana
corner OF Church ana Vine streets.
{. Z ". MARTIN,
Ayr-C-T Ed I.AhkrNCE-
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~ w. y M u - ~ SON
Corner q haia and Quay streets B,yalo, Ne,g Toyk
A RE the only Physicians IN the state who are mem
"a bers of tie Royal College Of Surgeons London
May be consulted from O'Clock ia the morning. uu
al at night TO every state and symptom Of Disease
The treatment they adopt is the result of upwards
80 years extensive and successful practice in Europ
and America
A Most Scientific Invention
An instrument for the cure Of genital Debility. OF
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known seminal
Weakness, &C, be permanently cured in from ff.
teen 10 twenty days, by the OF this instrument
when used conformity with medicines
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DR.. AMOS d son take pleasure in announcing tina
they have invented most important instrument for
the Of the above diseases II has been subjected
% test OF the most eminent physicians IN London
Paris, Philadelphia and New York; It has been declar
ed the only useful instrument yet invented for
the OF Seminal Weakness or any disease of IN,
genital organs, caused by the secret habits OF youth
DR.. AMOS a son in order 10 satisfy the most
skepucal the Of their Instrument pledge
themselves that IN any Instance where may prove
unsatisfactory alter ialr trai, the money will re
funded by returning the instrument IN good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument will
observe that the price, with the accompanying direc
tons, securely packed and sent by mail express
ten dollars
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Osnaburgs and SiAeetings.
1OO BALES rs and ~ osaabugs,
lOO 10 bales - inch Hislas
~ bales is prillngs
s so - sparta, Laurel Hill and Sumner Sheetings
1000 bags Cotton Yarns, ali numbers Ia stare zaa
for sale by W. ii. GOitDON q Co.,
janZs Agents Tor isnncssee Manufacturer
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ParasoIs and Sun Shades,

VNTE have the best assortment of Table Linens
w Napkins, Doyle's Towels and TowelIng Goods
ever offered and at lower prices.
apr24-T W. A. K J. 6. NCCIEII.AND.
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Judge Eckes has arrived at St. Louis having in charge
Henrietta Podore, rescued from the Mormons on writ
Of habas corpus at the request Of the British government
having been abducted from Gloucester, England, four
years ago Elizabeth Cotton, the author of the cele-
braed letter in regard TO Mormon life, has also arrived
en- route for England
remarkable sale OF old United States cents took place
in Phadelpha recently. Tho collection was made by
MIR. Edward Cagan Seventy CENTS of all dates
from that OF l79 down $780, sold for the aggre-
gate sum OF SIPS The prices ranged from 81 rs to
$2s CO. The latter price given for die Of the
Washington cent of 1892
II Is stated that all tho railroad companies between
New Yo, and Chicago have discontinued the running OF
sccondcass The emgrant trains will do the second
class business and the fare the latter has been raised
from FIVE to dollars between Buffalo and Chicago
The rstclass fare fifteen dollars from Buffalo or Sus-
pension Bridge to Chicago.
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There is considerable feeling at Buffalo, New York. in
relation to the building the international bridge
the scheme proposed by Mr. Ross Large meetings have
been held both sides and from the latest accounts ii
probable that the opposition will win tho day
The great objection arises from the fact that the $50 900
which Mr. Ross claims will have to be secured to him by
taxing the citizens Of Buffalo Besides, the citizens
determined to build the bridge their responsible
ity.
State historical society has been established in Mis-
sissipp At their meeting on the 9th inst il deter
mined to issue address 10 the people. During the
summer correspondence will be opened with oil per-
who may be able to forward the interests of the
ccy which are the collection OF all matters that pertain
TO the growth and progress Of The State.
The Huntsville exas Item states that tho government
has purchased the residence of Hon r. II. Bell in that
State for the location of an arsenal
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FRANCE AND PORTUGAL.
[onlcIal s.slemept by tne ror,uguese sorernms

A - - -''-e $50
On the 29th of November, 1887, the commanders of
the naval station of Mozambique captured the French
baraue Charles because it was found anchored
near the island of Quitangonio in the bay of Conduca
port intefdctcd TO foreign commerce. and for having
board ITO negroes who declared they had been orciby
shipped independent OF the vessel having on board effects
which, according to the list attached to the decree OF the
10th Of December 1885, are considered indicative OF the
Illicit traffic in slaves
The crown lawyer or advocate at Mozambique having
on the 10th OF December 1857 made his accusation In
compliance with the said decree of the 10th of December
1885, against the captain and crew. for the incton Of
the fiscal laws and the purchase of slaves, and all legal
ormalities having been complied with, sentence is
sued ON the sth of March, 1885, codcmning the captain
IN two years Of hard labor with fine of 500 mlreas
tlO0 aud oondcnig the vessel and specie but absoly
appealed to the Court of Relaeao Cassation at Lisbon
against the said sentence
The French government, not recognising the right of
capture and the legality OF the judgments OF the Poru
guc tribunals under the pretcx that the vessel was
thozed To contract Tor labocfs ana had on board del
esate appointed by the governor OF the island OF Re
union demanded the delivery OF the vessel and release of
the captain
The Portuguese government did not consider it could
Interfere III matter which was before the tribunals,
whose independence II could not touch without breaking
the fundamental Law OF the States; and the French gov
ernment continuing its claims, especially in note from
its minister at this court on the 18th of September last
to which the Minister of Foreign Affairs replied on the
18th oi the same month"; and transmitted the documents
which explained the ualr. Inc government Dy de-
spatches OF the I'd and 9th instant directed its minister
at Paris to propose to the imperial government the dec
sion of the pending question by the mediation Of third
power to be chosen by the Emperor OF the French, ac
cordlng to the principles set forth IN protocol No ~ OF
the Paris conference on the lith Of April 1856 This
proposal was Immediately rejected
by despatch of the 18th inst, Count Walewsk Minis
ter of the Foreign Affairs of the French empire directed
the Marquis dc se dc sy, minister of France at this
court to inform the Portuguese government that the
imperial government would accept arrangement upon
the following basis
Delivery OF the captured vessel release of the cap
n twenty hoas after the departure of the French
sbips-ofwar from the Tagus; mediation of the King of
Holland to x the indemnity to the parties Interested
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
3. 9. Herring & Co.'s patent champion safes.

IINliE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
hnding That discriminating public besowng their
age 10 mat extent that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening
ana aedrocm on Broadway No 2 of Murray
pc he cy Hail This enlargement OF warehouse with the
recent extensive enlargement Of their viii enable the subscr
oes Keep on hand at all times brgar-
proof safes Than any ether establishment the world
'enuon VIII be had to constructing safes private
win oher furniture for the security Of plato and ewcry
Also
koep hand and make money chests vault
DOORS and bank vaults Halls patent
store doors Jones and
patent letter lcck, without key.
s. G. HERRING 4 Co,
Nos 1876, 1877 and 1879 Water street, and
No 2bi Broadway, corner Murray ST., New York.
y. CoYIE IL Co., Agents
Washington, D. G.
q. w. KNOWLES, Agent
Nay 2o-1y Rcbmond yirvip;,
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tonnessee Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas,
Through Tickets obtained at the great Southwestern Rail
road oce ounsyya and Sixth street. Washing
the Steam Ferry Boat George Page at the Office OF
the Orange md Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
To Richmond Dauvie yprhbug, Bristol Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nqshrile, Hunsyle Grand June
ton, NJ nphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans
and Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
ordg greater Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by other route
The ferry
st6 O'Clock whore take the
Richmond Charlottesville staunton White sulphur Springs, Wood
stock &o p Richmond aud all points Southwest
making sure and ciose connexions to Memphis.
baggage wagons the Office Pa
o'clock, a. and J, y. m
/. JAMES A. EVANS Agent,
June ls--tr Washington.
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The United States Economist estimates the consump-
ton of boots and shoes in the United States at seventy
six million pairs per year. valued at eight million dolla
The paper adds that third Of the leather made
into boots and shoes is dead loss account Of the i'm
perfect in which they manufactured This of
itself would to account for the increase in the price
Of leather which has taken place within the last few
years st
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fstals appeared shortly after

ed to heavy consistency crystals appeared shortly after
being removed from the boiler
From all the experiments and examinations have
been able to give this subject am forced to this concu
sion that the Chinese sugar-cane is to become Of
the leading vegetable products of the West that the
time will come when it will equal to us in importance
crop of that 1t will do for us what the sugar
has done for Louisiana and cotton for other States
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available in all the principal OF world Also
we credits, for uae in Europe China, &c.
Nay 2s-8nos
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
/ } GEORGE PAGE will follows;
lnsve Alexandria at A. 10, IL o'clock, 2 4 and scock
IA,
Leave Washington at Q, IL o'clock 4 g. and O'Clock
y. m.
THOMAS ColYER when tho route, will opposite
hours. Fare Is cents.
Whaeys omnbases connecting with the Page and Cyer will
Capitol Of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue
be limc the boats leave Alexandria
juno S-cod --n RICHARD wAIIACII, President.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS NEW ARRANGE.


IN ME11T WITH scTiEDuIF IF.FROM ASH
XGrON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ROAD SETwo fast daily lines from Washington for the South
aud Southwest leave their heItls OF 9th
aud A. Passengers morning
breakfast board anS pleasant sail of 3 hours down the
beautiful Potomac, full view Nmnt Vernon BY the
evening boat they insure good and rest Of four hours in
comfortable berhs state arrive Richmond time
with all the trains for the South Southwest.
The southern mail Il conveyed this Il being "a
miles shorter and loo miles ls raoang than by other route
making certain connexions
nnDKRcKnURG RICHMOND PKrERsnrRG VIRGINIA WBlDoS
WILMINGTON n, c.:
AN MoMIK, M.a-
Also, Danvile Southde,
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads
FOX TIE SOUTHWEST TO
hnvile Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga Huntsville, Memphis,
Isnchburg Knoxville, Atlanta
Nashville, Grand junction, Montgomery
and New Orleans,
For through tickets and further Information the
the southern ticket office, No 372 Pennsylvania avenue
east Of Browns Hotel boardhe boats foot OF 9Th
GEO f. MArrlNLY,
August lily Ticket Agent.
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Payment for subscriptions mus, be made advance
lao nu Discontinued he cNpiraih vf The perod
~ bed r uniss sub scf'bcfs
he a rir sahssfl lrtoas atort e. eSlhe
Rc by mail Will subscribers aud mol
Of IN publisher Of the unon.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Eight make square; longer NdyeFEcments
proportion payable Advertisements ordered
will charged 81 cents for each
insertion the Advertisements week In the daily 90
per square Special charged dsbie
the foregoing rates.
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fon naLrnloRg AND THE EAST !:

Leave Washington Bnlmorc a, ols and 745 m and 33o
and las ~ no On sunday $50 only,
Leave baltimore 30 aud so aud 30 and $50,
ON SUNDAY al i39, q M, unly.
The and only win stop way stations for
naIoiis connexions.
The 74s and $50 the chefconnecng trains for
the West and 6.15 As, and $50 trains for the East
For further inquire al the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Office, OF ToS. H. PARSONS, Agent, Washington
W. p. SMITH,
Ot3 Master Of Transportation Baltimore.
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NOTICE,-0fice Indian Affairs, Nov. H. 1865
IN The advertisement Of this Office for proposals. for Indian
sofaf modified as to aamo the consideration bids based tho
samples OF tho ofcc and without bidders
required furnish samples OF blankets cloths foreign
manufacture but "a preferred that samples shall 10 furnished by
the bidder And the Time for The reception bids
all the articles advertised Cor extended to 10 ccock Sat
urdsy, the 20th instant
Nov l2-9Aw w. DENVER Commissioner.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
15RoM WASHINGTON DIRECTrfo ALL PART
II on THE WEST. souTHwEzr, AND NokIhNEsr--BAIT

ISROM WASHINGTON DlRECf'f0 ALL PARTS
II on THE WEST. SOUTHWEST, AND NOtTiiWl5f---BALTl
,,'RE AND ONO RAILROAD FAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
o through daily sunday from wash
ingion for West as follows
E Mail train starts 745 m (sanday excopted connect
in, closely al Washington Junction, for the West
d The Cincinnati and Chicago Express Connexon leaves
washington at 8 3o p. reaching Cincinnati at s. day
d connecting directly express train for Iousve Cairo and tho
hwest and for Kansas, &c Tune from Washington
sSnrnnat rs hours 81. Louis only Ahours. :.
M view the grand the road In daylight
,h, The 4 as m u or g. 80 D. M, Washington
ror the Northwestern vgnia
,ale the 80 D. I train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
he 4
other possbc llcilty will be found this route.
Way passengers the mai stem OF the baltimore and Ohio Rail-
,oad viiI leave Washington az Follows
Nor All points Washington junction and Piedmont
7i5, a, M. train.
M train To connect Frederick train p
irain
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FOR INDIAN GOODS.


SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Goods [Cass
= s. or the bel viii be received the Office Of In
dians Affairs. Washngton until oourk Saturday,
the thirteenth day November next furnishing the following
arilcles
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WlrH six wires and improved business facilitie
w th8 company enabled TO reduce their charges
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diAns Affairs. Washington city, oclck Saturday,
The thirteenth November for furnishing the following
named articles
Glass No. l.
kaekinac Blankets, Cloths and Dry Goods.
$500 pairs 3pon white blankets 90 by ~
inches and weigh pounds.
500 point white Macknac banke TO 4 by 90
inches, and weigh pounds
$50 pairs point blankets AZ by
inchcs and weigh 50 pounds.
$40 pairs white Mcknac blankets measure 30 by SO
inches and weigh u pounds.
500 point white Macknac bnkcs to measure 32 BY 40
inches weigh az pounds.
$50 scarlet Mcknac blankets 10 measure 90 by ~
inches nnd weigh pounds.
800 Mackhac blankets TO 81 by 90
inches and weigh pounds.
500 pairs scarlet Mcknac blankets 10 measure 30 by 40
inchea and weigh 81 pounds.
100 point green Aackinac blankets TO 90 by 81
inches and weigh 10 pounds.
400 pairs Maeknac Blankets TO 90 by S2
inches, and weigh pounds.
400 pairs point green srknsc blankets to measure 81 by 60
inehcs and weigi, pounds.
200 pairs "a blue Mackinac blankets to measure go
by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds.
200 pairs point Maeknac bankcis so by
~ Inches, and weigh pounds.
800 pairs indigo blue Mscknac blankets 81
by SO inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs Il point gennc blue Macknac Blankets
66 by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
800 pairs 3pon gcDne blue Macknac blankets TO 90
by ~ inches, and weigh pounds.
$50 gentncli Mkinac blankets
81 by SO inches and weigh pounds.
500 pairs lpont genines blue Manac blankets, TO measure
81 by 40 inches, and weigh 3it pounds.