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q, IL. IL. X.
X X h--iadway's Ready Relief for Headaches
whether sick a. nervous; Rheumatism, Far
aiysls, Lumbago, GuuI. Neuralgia Touth
ache, small Icx, levers, Swollen JOINTS.
Kinney Complaints. Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver. Hcurisy, Measles Heart
burn. ana Pains oi all kinds. Railways Rea-
dy kehei WILL in lev minutes change the
ml>eries you suffer 10 JOYS ol pleasure.
X h-i'adNaA SEenuS atuE tesolvcut, for he cure
oi chruaiC dIsrases-such as Scrofnio Gus and
Syrhhu~ Complaints Consumptlve and 9th.
erahectuns oi the LGugs snd Thruat. Indu.
ration and enisrgcmeuts Of parts Eruptve
ana other diseases a.! the ~kln. Nodes II
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, aud all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state OF the
Rluod.
Z R.-kadway's Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, Costyencss, Indigestion 10
hainnhlon ct the Bowels. ~ sl,el,s a, liver
Complaint, Diseases of the Heart aGd ki-
neys, Female Comp plants small PoK Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system - out
Oi order, a dose Of Railway : Regulators will
restore II to regularity No female should
be without them.
r. X Remedies are soldby pruEg sts every where
msri0-lydkv kAHWAN 4 CD
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sIIERIFE9S SALE-

IA Nftue 81 a VcfIall4sul eLpoiAs 20 me direct
I'D ed, and delivered from the hntnr.bls C.ren.t
t-ssr. - ilasiasfn CO.. loan, at rs January Inrn
500 "ti4 r1i'ose q pu1c sAle lo thc highest htI
eeE "f esA ~ Lle tourt aJ1se yard gate the CITY
.. Aasi.s l4ri % SAT ssAAA, HE 5II DAY or
h.Al' ~ .ess a. ths ris tile, ,clam interest and
l~l< ~ii4eh . q feiis~s tten iae zy have since
Arqu.rtc ~ I'D O. the lulos ~ asscrttosi -. "a
AZ t'"ai LptA Aes zaG 20 tAr Lii "a Lots IN
s~-a- A-A-islr 6el1ngns ~ = o. Iratuis Estate a.
49, pat - IA & Alrtp4.. .4 rtf zg.Ecd Tie legs-
lef o1s.s - islF dsca coaaty, book No. II ana
p@sr 90, tse sHiiae SsAg oGs deeisd % J. q. sell
ioN1 - Z : A1s42o. q, L 4 "A, iaay be seen ey
sIvfelce O. dosl h i! stsris ofe u ~ viasou Co
by1As ~ IL ia "a z1 -, bslug leYied on a.
he prt .erll 81 ,. friloas u Eatsig A Iadsu,.at
lvf-srva Lac ~ Ciitrls Leaylif against J.Gass
{. I-iaNia. a. ). =. fr!s0ss. Fe5rua.,y = lsr9
:. A. HlNTOS, sher4r
~ davidson county,
HfeiS-id b a. c u.zAhA ney,y sierra
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SHERIFF,s SAIE

IA virtae ol 81 - 10 me directed, and dsliv.
~ efsa IrOiaA the Loh0TaBe Crcalt CoUrt Of David.
Aon county IeiLeSsce a. its Jan GARY Term 1883 viii
etpAe u psDlc sale 90 lie highest bsdder FOR cash
- tAs S"trt iQsse yard "a tc cay 0 Nashy lie on
J,AittDAf, IhE SIt4 bAi oF MARCH, 1859, all
> 80 ~ thsh had o. may have since acquired IA
A1 % Tie following dcscrIbcd Ae-ru WoInan named
s'-s's-, Age- About - ears, " black com pie xion
1efeo o. "a the fropcrty oi George y Boiling 10 sat.
aiS an "Aef a1 4 IA ny hands n favor og A. L. BAil-
~ Asaliist a. h. 40. a. haargr = boiling aad k ~
Boiling February 30 1875
JAs x hINtVA sheriff or Davidson CO.
leo~-A - X. bEANCiI, uepaly shertn
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ChIIdrenss Diseases.

hddodg's RenetGtiIiQ Rcsordnt should be hailed as
oiesslag by every mother, throug land whose
ilIdiils are A4llcted with sores. Humors &c. These
ote"Nlhts OUT (thus early) are evidence OF disease
tAsi' iel from The parent stock. Anew doses oftle
iehouttig hesot,Et viii vetiye OF
disease ~na insure the ch id soand and healthy body
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ConstftntIonaI Diseasc.

Many diseases that Aiict humanity are inherited az
heir looms from the diseased bodies % sicSly Sres
ccroiis - consuinIdion Syphis and Pts arsors
the most common OF constitutional diseases Now We
care No; how many generations ie seeds Of these dis
eases may have been established in the system cor
ruPthg tae bood-hddray's ReRon0tipg Rssoindnt vii
eradicate from the bodies OF the afflicted every part
Gle OF dseased deposits ana Iii the veins with new
pure and healthy blood
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no. 16 DEADERICK STREET.
NASHVILLE TENN, MON DAY. FEBRUARY IA, 1852 NEW
NEW SERIES-NO. 994.
GotrIs, &f.
FOR ST NOV SE,

FOR - " ne "a y e,
RUSSELL VILE, KIP.
VI. w. MASON, Proprietor.
THIS new and commodious Hotel is now thoroughly
I furnished and complete In all its departments.
The proprietor has added to the Hotel one OF the
largest and most complete
New stables
In the State capable stalng 150 horses under the
and supery OF careful and attentive Osters
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c. Aiss,
large lots under fences the accommodation Of
drOyers.
A BAR,
Furnished with pure and the most rhftcs brands OF
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tob scco &c, has also been
added to the Hotel.
ThankfuIfor the patronage which
the .Forst House. has received since II has been IN
charge of the undersigned, he intends to spare no
pains expense to make it the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks, BugCies, and Horses furnished travellers to
any point they may desire from Russellville.
septl-d4triSly NJ. W. MASON.
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SSONAc AGAIn!

MIR. IsRIo 4. dys'rvs To- .rfMm Lls
tlrueI Iru. ht NOTtact tHDt ..'. is Iv'"N 10 open
the fali campaign. NJ.
Fully pns,ru a. all recent tm goNt tu'ei II n IhHtn
Rrapht, Naaiat ',lil--Tcl 80 as u'svtui rrrS S"v
IipnD ~ u-,t,s al hIs pttGrt-, sLa ci' 'IlH"u g.
spare effort 60 rAScl "e c""- e"'E '''' '''N IL %
yxho ba,- neg siy,.. nul a Iat tsis, ., s, -.
Ladies wi'"" hls pirsvLt rovihs t10 i"' = '"nNe'
l!eutly auI id'ss,aIy lo..,trI AT sLA D. t'~ -!
h..r-, -, .,rr..r ~ .t.u.u s-t.t.i-t
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.HaziHHfH IORum saJ nuJiJas nuyLal,g,,, ,o,,,,.
JoANAEs FULvIus.
when little John biz srsy'stoe
Ana sliry sc-ited prattlny Jos
what healed tAer uUuBos AMI soothss ,L.i.
Tho O.ltmeLsl
iS, iiohiiny gouged his sisters eye
hhd silhsing bees made Ellen cr,
"EAt sovereign balm aid We auplv,
he OintlnentI
what agent then could one desire
40 qnehoh the rage Of burning nre
40 sVoIh Tie sang ol iusecls dirrs
The OIutnen
hAeo iTaggati 10 this happy land
Der t<uanty -hs cents ii.' liz t.ud
WI Iofih~ IA place ~ your o,,mrnand
That Ointment
uttF iHE ohAtItNBEkG GREEN MOUNTAIN oIsI-
MN Is Tor sale BY All Druggists IN Tenness.e I'D -
t,,ro,, AlIA MACKENZIE
Ia College street
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

A weekly publication OF Sheet Music suitahI. ~,
A p-Ay efs aud sngcts Of the Home eircle and con
sisuAs ot sixteen pages fuu iolio sxe ..itebsI - .
M @ % cover. li contains ali the popular dances
y =. - u4y arrangements from the nUsl fayorits on
erAs scenes, songs, ballads, airs &e An Ahnnssn,
sepP,! % every thing that the popular taste de-
ulAuuhi never 700 dlhcult, always Instructive ana
ever fresh aud delightful $40
rue lANor ~,ih which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has
oeen received BY the public and the commendstions
- has won from the Press, are guarantees ~ M.
worth work So cheap accurate ana si,gn,, - -
ho' eAlst 10 any other country The same amount OF
uaIo PID.uIou al ths regular stores Woull cost AZ
,s'st tNeity times what 40 costs IN s.Dur Musical
frISuH. NAriet, aud excellence are secured by sub
81 I.omg 70 peFodlcal cheap aud much peedea
r.o.s Dy the Following composers have appeared An
ths hfst ten numbers; the iames speak Tor them
S,nl %oLIt, ;. Lover, WaHcrSIein, Mcyerbser.
1900 ,DursinulIer' schubert, Verdi, Donizstti
strauss Aus~rdi Ihalbcrg, Bale, Rossini J. Weber
hueAeA' slcycr, Abt, &. A Azclerreu, BeIlni. "a.
oii-ft, AseAefi crouch, D'Aibert, Bishop Auber
@es'oiioi i-Ae painter bevthoven, &C &c All thess
p'ets @4e ~'1Ain The range II Ordinary players and
ss sefs ahd are invariably characterized by dele,ou.
M IA ~ NsHm1
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Me0ifal.
r. r r

II ways r. r. Remedies There are none scs
or diseased, so weak, feeble, or cTippad with pain
lhhrmiies but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
mg Resoyent, or Regulators, the nature of the dis
ease or sickness may require, vail quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist OF Radway's Ready Rebef
SSd~ay 5 skenoyating kesotyent Railway Regulators
fae oi these remedies possesses specia curative pow
ers over certain diseases Yet there are other dss4s
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used Il there sufficient lie
tan their action, the patient live and be restored
@ health
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McLean'S Volcanic Oil Liniment
TIE BLsT lINiMENT ~ IIiE wORL
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Xe
Leans Volcanic OIL Liniment.
READ EOIs NOIRSEltEStf.

Leans Volcanic OIL Liniment
READ EOs AONRsELtESV'
Thomas fuTd, biae ksilltl, living CAss sveA
on Teuth street, hAti = horrible running sore on
foot. lie tricd VARIOUS i4Hilneuts Safves &c
could do II a." good lie tcaairea ever beng a =
work az his trade again bruallse he could ast De
any ~esAt on As iiui and BY one hygilu 81 McIeAu
Foieai4.c L@Iitnen'i ne y now perfectly cured
hlscu1aatisips faraIy ala Neuralgia sruisas srrafr
) l - IA TIE Joilts oT Auss-lcs, s0re Ihraaf Sxe
ings, kAr-ache or tooth ache, Mounds Fr-sh Ca
soFes, BaEas, ssds, ias &c. yieid - tie gaasc
influence q tuls wolidcriai islll1suut
for horses and iattse q - iaf1iilble remedy z
Shhles 1@4is, SSf-il4isss tr@eSr4 heris, Izaiarns
SAftf, S~ecliF, Sfdl4i, fas1li-. ErL rs r.etifa
N"iliaH f-tic Sa-Se iiilss, nd VArt5as other diss
e. ialeh -iiial-s iiabs. igigTes " ace
LcEtA.
krery co1Htry Merchant zi40ald obtain SUPPLY
AeLeAls's Nolca4ic O3l LlasA4eaL ID sells rAli-iy
cz1se u AIsAgs
a liberal disooost will be made ~ lasFshsntsw
buy D. sCii as4iu-
a. / - sale ~ J. H. MCLEAN. ProprisIs,s ocrn
Of 4ard and iins siFeeis - luis. Nakssslri also
t>te - -optr Api1-dlsasly
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LAND FOR SALE.


NkAR the Nashville ant North 4 I~N
~ Western Railroad, ia Cheath- -
county am offering great bar
gains ia tho following Tracts oI E1tsLLSfiss[---15
land 7-----r---
one Tract lying on the Charlotte Pike, Il miles from
Nashville aud within / mile 81 Harpeth river, con
tanning 80 lcres .ati good double Log House, hlch-
en-, houses stable, aud Spring upou u, which VII
be snis TX Hundred Dollars; half cash. tIe baI-
ance years creutt without Interest.
Oue Tract lying on Iurnbnil creek, within a few
hundred ards uf tile Nashville y y ". l. K, No nly
tmbered with Poplar Naiuu, and oak, about 20 acres
Bottom b GEe springs. also a Blowing spring
Cave, also the Charlotte Pipe, contain
ing 80 acres xc. viii be sold for - oDc; onethlrd
cash, the baancu And twO years erea!t - III
out interest.
one Tract lying about . miles Of Kingston
SiT * and mIie .Ton the Nashville X y. W. l. a.
Continuing $50 Acres, heavily t.m oerea tl al kinds
al croatia has free stone curns "u u; has several
hundred acres Cf good upland upon it, would rrake
lAc SICK Faru; unc country Tor Hogs aud Sheep,
WuIch Wlil Be sol Tor - 0O0 unchrd cash tie b-i
aIcc 0e AID tgo ears' cred 1. ltiIuul Atrrest
one F-rm iyinZ "a BIZ HaTpesh, thin ! nile OF
Kingston Springs and Nitnin ba mile uf tie Nash
vile a y Is. X. a.. uing Si5 ucres, ABOUT IS
cglLsastloIi, EOOd House and Ala neerssaTy
Jut-hous-s gil. H. farm has oi tie huesl
warr powers II IN the state Tor large machinery
w.,s selected by the fton JuuN i'm SIie Tor
t4e Armury ui Unitea Statee5 a nleh Nhl b. sVia al
80 per acre 4e-tiird I-sb the balance OF oLd and
IA years credit ~ihuut interest or II purchasers
cent month ulvn lie time paper ior ali tue ab0ve
tracts.
Persons wishing 10 pBrcbase wul please call upon
the tuIers sued, General land AgcDt lUr CLeal-lsD
1nsl-l m1rri~AS Ell KREIuER
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND

Is published weekly, price 10 cents and NAV ho o
1o.et if"ii any Dookstier Or periodical dealer It
Wal ee cent aiTcet from te ofce Of publication al
Sie Iol!v"lhg rates, yearly -; hall year 81 So
S4ubS5 cop"s al; cePiss SO 10 copies StO p.r
geAs, S4te rst = Tor h4l year. No sabscriplion "a.
Aen tOi "ss tliah v 'uths, payable in ADVANCE
Neg YORK A. I sl-I 80 :. - ss'0S''
lanZS-llndA~ r~.,
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet,

ME tine Passenger and c~.n -
freight Steamer aSTI', IRT zzzrl rsESSfAa |
F. WooD, Master, viii commute s.<zk<s<=-Ezzzzz=z<.
in the above trade the entire making regular
trips be this city and New Orb The last
PORT is fast, of Eight draught, and well acapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
nov24-tf A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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1859 POPULAR TRiDE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.

RIBBONS! RIBB0NS!! RIBBONS!!!
70 MERCHANTS, MILIINEiis, lORBf1ss, rEALERs
~ RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOOis, AND
CASH BCYEks ~ ALL sECIiUAs % fiiECUuSIRi
gHE CASH RHBON HoUsk,
lie CiiAAl1lGs sIEL-ET, AEa YORK
JNo FAIKF1L.
ESTABLISHED ls5s.
WE have crs- mated new ,Tiiei.ile-a new ca
bas.ness PLAIN, aSrLk 4ad srArL1 As THAT % AAs~s
snE1II,Cs-
We SELL FOR CASH VII Buy FOE CASH.
We s.tisaed ~ah rERes-ST rSos.T AsE ~ sec.
0ud Prsce. III. All oar gosds marked "a Fl-AlN
f1G Cas-, So thai naa, wosiaE s.se ehs -5ay a.i%s
aud Tees4se the same value Tor iheif naossy
10 4. e.s, 3 P'ses; 40 1 -. 60 = p.sss.
4 80 Il los !, ..
No. ls 81 az. per iseS0-
We oFFEg FANCY RIBB' " AL sTliEs.' ' ''AIL
CUiolls, p 2 ALL u ALiIltst, = Al kleLs
EEtEIAe tOsfkllllvS AADs
FlR CASH 0NLf
Our establishment = lie ess"s Of attraction Tor
.:essss .IAsAs Pssass aud .'soea value,
- '-'-' RouCuEsi Ror,HEsil
New styles aud Patterns At = s-sHg a
- Fsll SENl fI.0N tAtIis rniCE&
EKzmh4e oar . ~. .sies 4na 30 coax.ac~o.
E.lalSuI-ACs-, ssIlI.1lAsss, xe.s &C.
oar lsns u iass- sssssas -i--ys i.il. ~ lnport
Makes prsces aa All 0e.ses IN fieiA t.gcFc.-"
SAH M ssE 80 f-fR LEzAE Z - flt1sk Sooio FROM
G..f1II Akt<1<-
Oar fnteasisn i - Issakp li-s 4sstal lrae st1Fis
n r~ssfd u rces - dea.ssse es--e - 80 ta- -
i ass ssls esSk AiilloS aolLAsS HOis4h of esSOls
"a As.sI az Ta.ss usa. Ss xossA, 40 susshs We
solica tl.s ,zlra.ass * NersiAAats eSssy sselsa
q lie nlzL aks1oa, Alad t al s.s
s.xor "a : =. tls4. lF4de 4lll la-1Tal@sc.
5At1 Fat-ilt, l..
CA1a kiBsztS 1iliI<k,
lie kLszllkxra -, <es fesk, -
nsar =. a4zs,az Asssr AssliqA4 hx.z1
IS ~ tf-<ss
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To all the Eastern Cities.


4. \ N. Lightning Express, through TO Columbus, and
uus Express through TO Beilair andPtsburg without
change of cars.
Eour Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN. Cleveland, Pittsburg, Steubenvie,
and WuccauE Lightning kXpress-LsaVes Cincinnati al
O'Clock A. NJ Tor al tie Eastern cities also, spring
ncu.
This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus a.:
Lovcland Morrow, Asnia, aud London only.
SEtONB IlsAiN.-Cleyeiand Express Aal-Leaves
CuCtuuatut $40 \. NJ. for DunkIk Buffalo, Ncw loEk
Boston, NC, Wheeling, baltimore, Philadelphia, Wash
in.tun Cl5.
ihis traiu stops all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
riiIItu TRAIN. N.-AccommotAiiou-LeayesC Cincinnati
at $50 4. 81. ior Springfield ami Columbus
Tins trau also iiiaArs connections lur Wilmington
Icastrr and Etnesvile. Iis stops atail iunts
between Cincinnati aud Columbus.
FutltIH IkAlN.-tleycland, tlttsburg and Wheel
iuu Nlz.t ENprcsS-tr.Ncs Cincinnati al $50 O'Clock
L. 81 ior al The Eastern cities
stops al poIats between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
NJ Tram ou sundays.
Trains rua hy Columbus tme-seven minutes faster
than Cincinnati! time.
For Through Tickets
And all Information ~ tleunati please apply at The
tltt!e Aanl Uovngt0u ana Lexington uaaCe, No :
AarHett liaesu or te Old oalSe, southeast corner
broadway and Front, opposite Spencer House or al
shs Eastern Depot.
E. +. FULLER, General neSct AEeut.
THy oSINIBUS LINE calls Ter passengers at All the
nriue ~ hoIcis for each aud every trau. by levng
it,eti,s Il Gather ;he above otiices viii call lol
c-4sssrrstR Y ali t~Tts Of the ciy, without fail.
asT -. h. B kCGGLtSs, Conductor
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Seventy-Six,.. p. X. BARCLAY. Master.
Joe Ill. Conn, JONI WooDBURN, Master.
'''-' CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE.

The above named tlrst class steamers have entered
into an arrangement, forming Lightning Express
Line between
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE,
connecting at each port with all lhe lines Cf steamers
aud Railways dyerging from either Cincinnati or
Nashville Passenger by this line Of boats ticketed
through to any destination they may desire. One
the above Steamers viii always be found IA port.
shippers and Passengers having had so much reason
hitherto 10 complain OF delays ana dsappontments,
20 the departure Of Steamers at the advertised time
the NJ sters of these Steamers have agreed TO, ana
Will leave positively advertised. Tie Public may,
at III events, rely upon these Boats leaving ut the
time they advertise. Freight aud passengers will in
variably be carried AT the For eight
or passage apply on D. arr or to
dec2l-tf Il. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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Winter Arrangement.
Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
EEEGsE,T NOTICE.

FREIGHT NOTICE.
A IL Freghts will be forwarded blythe Evening Train
y ana he delivered the Station, between the
hours Of ard l. 80 NJ after that time will be too
late fHT mauestng that day, and there is no ccnveni
ruce Tor storing
Freights Tor intermediate noints between Nashville
and Gaiittu must be pTepaIC mere.
IauII-tr Il. FAUNTIEROY, Agent.
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REGUL LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
james Johnson, Nashville, E. Howard, and
Red RlVPr

One Of these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9th
DAY noon. time from Nashville TO Memphis For
" eight Hours; Vicksburg Five Days and to New
Orleans in seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trans before starting.
For lirst class ation upon the Boats Tick
cts can b. nrc ret at tie n rent points at prices
named IT. tie annexed Sched e OF Rates
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FINHIS CORDIAL Is distilled from a Berry known OIL
Il y to myself, and chemically combined with some
~ the most valuable medicinal roots herbs aud bark
known To the mind of man, viz blood root biack
root Wild cherry bark, yellow dock, dandelioGs sar
saparilla, elder no~ers VITA others, producing tte
most inl2llbe remedy for the Of he4ltL
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ocToBKR 10, 1880

=
Tear sir'-iisving suffered FOR a long ,,,n. -.
bysP-isa severely tat vas com pleisy rro,tr.,
ca ana having tried every means Tor rel,et v.,,s'
success. NAs AdFlse" {" use your "Aut,-I5vs,..t,
fIiIr.' IL snur@s ire much pleasure 10 Iuro,y -
mat am entirely curea IS Use, and corsi.ii -
oVoAeA1 - % ~ii ferhois suffering under DyEp.u.i.
Very respectfully AZ -'-PePs'e
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ST.. fouls.

CALLAHAN, W. II. HAYDEN, FERD- a. HAsSELNAN,
Late ICih HOlIScBidR q Smith.
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Curing diseases d! natural LAVE. When IAken. ID
healing influence Is felt courslng through every ven
Of the body, purifying and asceleraug e crc lat On
OF the blood. II ncurazes any bilious ma tier ~ the
stomach. and strengthens the whole Organization
Mclean Strengthening Cordial will eIvctuaIly cure
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Testimony of gr. Edwara II. RoWIey, OF the nru
Ro~ley, AshburEer 5 Co.. IL North Wharyes-
proof Of tue efficacy of " Miilams's Auti-Iyspen
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-14
THE BALLAD OF the OIyTYPyr

No ss,,,,i ..ll.7t me AEd Ii.ArHlAoeutlst,
For sale BY AiiDrulsssts. N'4AA' lphls;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

TyoAL. WITHOUT o0Sr.-r0 MANUFACTURERS,
lsDn sw hours y e. from ne cies q New
Irs Bu1aio. A. on Wednesday morning October q :. II
he borough Ssa1sinng about 500 building ls by 10
" whole poye, q STAFFORD Meadow Brook with : az
portion Of s the city plot Gas already generally n
se: OF iron already amount about sn million. q dollars
generally An unlimited supply Of nne anthracite GOAL q The
;Sy for nothing and the lump coal at 20 . 50 cents per sSn
Ioyed 10 the vsou. iron works and mines can be hsd a.
daily railroad communication In all directions ensure sup
ply q raw material and facility for The ds nd osh OF
with the fertility OF e Iackswsnna valley Of prov, rs
81 minimum prices. The experience OF the pas IVY YEAH
having induced conviction with many IN favor
of Scranton which their business can e 30 SAFE
economically based as 20 deiy compeuuon
duces the OF this property sell alternate oocAs OF
pcrsnptorily 49, -, ,r... :. -. =
sred III two and yeas cent only In cash. being
rranired Al The time sale All nnisynces prohibited Ar
htecra plans furnished gratis Nc dwelling Of less cost
lain Is believed cent rental for their
II SCRANTON, sept. p, 1859. ]. AMsDEN Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

CENTRAL PARK LOTS-FOR SALE, THREE ON FIF-
tyeghch street between Broadway fand Seventh avenue
price $4,000 Also 50 above the park Is Sixth avenue
On Seventh avenue, "a ls5h l36h 18th and lSth streets
easy. Apply TO the owner, ID. L. REED IL Crosby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

EoR sALE-AN OLD. WELL. ESTABLISHED AND
well stocked Plumbing and Gas Fitting Establishment in
the most favorable locations in the city commanding
good business Satisfactory for selling will be
gwen TO applicants No agents need apply Address Plumber
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

1lOARDING.-PARTfESA ANXIOUS TO SECURE A GOOD
ID home for the winter will find to their advantage TO call
the first Boarding Houses supplied with Boarders No
II. b. PENNOCK 4 co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

H. mil adjacent TO the city located falling stream
long established and doing large and profitable general
change Lee Herald office. " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

/ 4 rzxLx CHAMPAGNE
TAerK. AND rs GUARANTEED TO CoNPARg r rSsyyfaf
ABLY WITH Any WINE ~ The AMERICAN MARKET
l@AxxR, ADEG0 4 S.0LosK.Y IMPORTERS,
bkVAR NRRRf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

DROORLVN BOARD.-TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID gentleman and his wife desiring board In small pn
yate family residing within few minutes walk Of Fulton and
front Room second floor, with small Room adjoining
moderate For particulars apply at IS Hicks street.
References required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

DRUG STORE FOR SAIE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
~ drug store with an excellent Office and ofce practice at
taci e., the whole doing good business will be sold
cheap for cash. easy terms applied for For par
cuars address Dr. w. A. Jones United States mail station
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

good will and possession of second Hotel. in st.
Louis Mo This hotel large and capacous house.
ing nearly eighty with every appliance suitable
business of large inn The rent value Of furniture &C.
reasonable make this exceedingly eligible
bile investment Rent s. 200 The cost OF purchase Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

A RARE CHANCE FOR TAM.ORS-ONE OF I. NJ
he party has further for It, For further particulars
apply at 29i Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

LNoR sALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE THE TOY
Candy Cookery and Fluid Store COL Third The
above stock must be disposed of by the first Of mouth
proprietor leaves for EUROPE at that time For particulars
c.l nj Inc