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DIR. KINGS DESPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Mf< Dr. King, formerly Of New York for the last
&ssS years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has de-
his attention to the treatment of private diseases for
thirty himself, having attended pTac
many years. and6ured many thousands he is enabled
all diseases Of private nature, matter how bad y may
idjudciOus medical treatment from segldct Of their
Dr. Kings Dspenar is No . Dsaderck street, between
Cherry the Square, where he all diseases Of private
nature.
without naucous medicine interfergnos
from business.
operation which pain. Where Structure
exists health cannot enjoyed Perhaps no disease causes
mischief and underrnnes the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF the skim growing Of
ect bad treatment, be ehecualy cured
WEAKNESS particular attention having been given 70
this DISEASE and all the consequences growing Of it, brought
by the destructive habits Of noonsderste
Youths indulge Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject unn
Tor soeisty, and causing premature old age
Females who may abony with any difficulty Of the womb
nav rest assured ofimmeiiate relief.
Persons residing abroad writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed e Dr. A. King, No. > Desck street
Nashville, Tennessee, will have the MEDICINE sent
aalress necessary directions Strict secrecy observed
Oee he rs o'clock in the morning until oia eyenn
may sJ-dSwB
A DmINISTRATO1ksS NG-'ICE.--Fhs estate a
n Edward Cason dec sed, Of he county - 5acEson
has been by the undersigned, suggested to the clerk Of said
son he nsoget therefore notify persons
holding claims the Of said deceased. then witt
CLERK of the Jackson county authenticated law
directs pro dsbutnoR before rstdaF May
1859, they will bs forever larrez
JAMES R. T6hSEEE
dsSSEf Aa1EnsSFalsg 81 d. 8 CassRs GsSd-
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EAST TENNEsSEE UNIVERSITY.

gFNHIS Institution permanently
cessul operation, in charge Of able and experienced
Guilty Situated Knoxville the refine
meRt, intelligence morality Of its pOpuaton-and
mantle scenery and tie saubrou5 and invigoang climate
East Tennessee, it enjoys the advantage OF and
by Railroad connections all parts Of the West
There in Of erection completed by
ginning of the Summer Session. Gymnasium where the students
enjoy the advantage OF exercising the and
OF regular Professor Of Gymnastics No
adapted int the hours Of the time
render the body strong aud active.
The facilities for intellectual improvementhe extent Of the
Of study and the thOrOughness Of the differ
ent depsrtmentssT surpassed by institution South
The students under the supervision Of the Faculty.
who vant every thing that might corrupt tho
morals Of youth, enforce necessary regulations
may be NJ sdful.
The Summer Session will open the Wednesday February
1859. The expenses as follows
Tuition PER Session, lin advaDceO SIS 90
Board per week, do do go
Room Rent per Session do so
Students furnish their bedding, washing lights For
further particulars apply D. Carnes President
University A. DadeCk Secretary Of the Board Of Trus
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-The Steamer Teppessee
is below with Mexican dates OF the 9th. Echelga-
reg declared himself President on the 2OIh ult
The movement is not seconded st the capitol The
troops pronounced in favor of Genl RobIes on the
23d. Robes submitted plan for the States to
form Junts with three delegates from each State
The Junta elected Gen Airamon President at
Vera Cruz. The Jusrez government remained firm
The Liberals had taken Jslspa and COrdova, and
had attacked 0Fizaba
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500 REWARD,

UNAWAY from the subscriber, Thursday night Dec e3i
Negrs Man named BILL between forty and Ry years Of
age dsrk complexion about i've feet five six inches HIGH very
steut built bow legged, has the inside
ankles which lately made by hair Vhskers
little gray, and keeps his hair very we'll very
good carpenter, ann doubt making his State
either alone with white
The above reward w he given for his apprehension
cry to the subscribers, lodged in Jail where him.
Address, JOHN 7. CHEATIIAM,
Jos. =. TALBERT,
janlI-3tt Longmre's Store z. O., klgeheId Dist. C.
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Fever and Ague.-A case Of eight months standing
by BGRHA E's BrTTERs-MchaeI Kelly III
Seventh, Grant street, Pitsburg, says:
july while running the river boat plying
and New Orleans with Fever and
Ague For eight long months suffered with this dreadful
The greater part of this time work. and
spent fifty dollars for different medicines but found no
permanent relief Three ago my friends niste upon
my trying BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BrTTKRs ssying cuKE
guaranteed. After taking II for say
sound have been weeks, and haYs
had no return Of the Chills or Fever whatever
certify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
jans-d&wlw Diamond House, r Cheser's Gothic Hall
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CONVERSATIONAL.

WAsHIxoToS, Jan IL --SENATE-The President
says it is inexpedent TO divulge the present ceres
pondenee relative TO the Wanderer
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up.
Houss-Siephens asked leave to report the Ore
gon bill forthwith. Objected.
The consideration of the motion to refer the Na-
vsl appropriation bill to tSs Committee on Naval
Affairs, was resumed.
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REMOVAL.
LANES ID. LEHMER d Co.

AVE removed their and commodous WaFehousgS
NOS 81 and g. West Second STREET between Vine and
one square west OF their old stand where they prepared
purchase and sell all OF Merchandise and
DO a general Commission and Forwarding Business.
Consgnments and Orders will prompt attention
IL Refer to Nashville Merchants generally.
Cincinnati, Jan. 4. iapg-Im
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III OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach. Cherry, and -
IL ether Fruit Trees from three years growth $3.50
all fine viii deliver them the order a
GILL Vanleer & Co., Nashville
The Apple 6 each Pear cents each Peach
90 cents esch Plum 50 each Cherry all
he finest acclmated varieties ship here any pOiut
W. +. FALL,
cOt2N-5S-d&tw4H. Clarksyille Tenn
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ABRAM CONLEY,


(sHecessor 10 Coalsy d JoAnssE)
MANUFACTURE OF
TIN. COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARES,
II EEPs constantly hand all kinds Of Cooking Heating
IN Stoves, Ornamental and Plain Mantle Crates Also All
kinds Of Copper sheeton Work done FOR Steamboats,
ing Mills, Furnaces, Foundries, Factories, &c,
No. 10 Broad and 81 south Market sts.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NJ All ose indsbtsa the nrra Of conlsE saESonsthsr
hy note or account viii please forFars1t ians
Aisly, as further lndElssBps = mPoufpls-
Ssiy 81, ls5ssWs Al
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ASSIGNEE,S SALE.

an Tuesday January s5 1859 will sell suction, the
steamboat, v K Stevenson. her engines, tackle
= ture lies the wharf Snthand, Kentucky The
Stevenson Is Of light draugt is less than three years
doked and thoroughly repaired in October last,
rigging and tackle necessary for boat Of her class
Terms Of SHles-sThe boat will be sold q credit Of
three nine twelve fifteen and eighteen months
payable the Southern Bank Kentucky, Smthand with
endorsers EACH said endorsers
either Kentucky Tennessee. L. II. HAYNES,
oect1-dtds Assignee.
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Later from Washineton.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Jerez is recognized as the
sole Representative of Nicaragua.
Beverley Tucker denies intending to resign the
Liverpool Consulate.
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arrival Of the Noses TayIor

NV YoRK. Jan. 1.-THE Steamer Noses Tsylor
with California dates Of the 20th has arrived Her
news was anticipated. She brings ST. 400 600 10
gold.
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PACIFIC Railroad.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 12.-Senate discussing Pacific
Railroad. motion to recommit lost by 80
IN Oh
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BY TELEGRAPH.
mavements Of Ihe Kansas Rnnaltti.

ST LOUIS, Jan. I2.--The Kansas taadnti. num-
beJing four hundred, are building Fort ChOuteaus.
an cd trading FORT. II is said MOnig omsry will
6ght unless Dsnvers' cempromise-is complied with.
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New YORK, Jan. 12.-Cotton declined tat, Up
land middling IL 7-16alI GIG; Good middlihg IL
Flour and wheat buoyani Corn 83as4 Mess Pork
old. l6 S5al7 90; new, IL 373al7 so; Sugar fra
62s79; Lnseed oil, steady, 6ea67; Lard oil 9Oa95;
TsllOw frmer, 104a10s
CINcIKxATI, Jan. 12.-Flour firm and unchanged
Whisky "a. Hogs averaging go pounds So
Groceries firm.
HAvRE, Dec. 25-Cotton has declining terden-
ey, Orleans Bias 81; Market closed dull
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UnIted States senator EIectca.

wAsHISeroS, Jan 1.-THE House is discussing
the Presidents message.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. II Til river is falling half an
inch hour, with seven to eight feet water 10
Cairo.
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CUMBERLAND FEMALE COLLEGE,
MEANWHILE, Tam
FACULTY.
D. DoSNELI., A. NJ, President.
Miss 5. : SEARCY,l $1,000.
L. NJ. SEARCY.i A'''N'"'.'
Mrs. L. A, GLASCOCK Teacher Of Music.
The Of this Institution will HoHday
Jan. gath, l559.
Terms per Session.
Tuition iE Literary Department, 80 90 see 80
Music with Of Instrument for Instruction, 25 90
Contingent Fee, 50
ing NC '"''.-'H: 'S,''' So 90
For further particulars, apply to the President,
ian4-wf T. C. SMARTT, Seeretary.
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N0RE TO Be ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICH EST DEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmPerOrs.


What! why n Beautiful Head of HAIR
DECAUsE ornament God Rnse Prsriief for all
, our race. Reader, although the bloom
teeth be those Of pearls II the head is befs Of its covering Or
the hair he snsre sriveed, harsh and Dry STILL
sprnkled with will lose half her charms Prof
Woofs Hair Restorative, If three week, will
restore and permanently to ALL sueh dead
ths following and judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
DR. WooB:- NEW YOnK. April Is. 1854.
Dear SPernit me to express to you the Obligation an
under for the entire restoration OF hair to its original color
about the time my United States rapidly
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tive it recovered original hue. consider Restorative
as very wonderful Invention quite efhcacious as we'll as
- '''-' - ' s FaALBRRa
"Drych s'r GvyIiedyct."
Welsh Newspaper Office, 10 Nassau st., April u 1855.
PRoV J. WooD: Dear SfT-some month six weeks
received bottle Of Hair Restorative and wife,
who concluded 70 Try 1t On her hair little thinking the time
that it would the hair to its original color
well surprise, aer few weeks trial it has performed
that wonderful eject 81 turning all the gray hairs to dark browns
at the time identifying and tkening the hair. strongly
recommend the above Restorative to all persons in 81 such
change Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEw.
NEW YORK, July Is, Is5I.
PROP. o. J. WesB: VITA confidence dc your
Hair Restorative, being the most ecacious article
Since using your Hair my
almost Whts have gradually grown dark. and feel
natural c0lor It also has relieved Of all dandruf
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PRoV TsoD-About tive years age ny falling
s and turning gray fast becoming bald and had tsd
tive in January last few applications fastened ny hair ary
began grow OUT and turned back 70 its former color
aeE Al this time it is uy restored TO It's original color,
health and appearance, ehsuy recommend is % all
Chicago, H., May ISL ID hoes
The Restorative Is put ID In bettIes Of Sizes large,
dun and small small holds pat, ard retails for
dollar per the medium holds at ss twenty cent
in proportion the sss re Cor dollars per bottle;
the large holds quart forty cent nors IN proportion, and
O j. Woo5&oo, ProprS.soss sis Broadway, New York a.
the rsa. Wire Railing EssaOsamsnt and l!4 Market ST.,
And sold b. all COED Druggists AID Fancy eoodI Dealers
novs5-deElyins
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SniIine o. the A,nerioa.
From Washinrfon.

BosTox Jan. l2.-The Amsrics sailed to-day for
Liverpool, with $6s, 600 specie.
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From Mexico,

BosroN, Jan. IL Henry Wilson has been re>elec-
ted United States Senator.
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View Books. Old Books.


ne moss Beautiful Book ever PuBIIshed.
o Famous English and American PETS -sth A n,
SD'oy Essay By Asnry cooper, A. NJ Psois,,Or a. p
AsA Literature N the University Of Penusyivans..
RtehIT Illustrates. ass
vita hzndTea s1sravnss, sxecatea IN Tie ls.,s :
arr mostly from original designs By distiorui.h.s -
The JosePhine GALLERY,
-1si p Aos and Paoehe Carey beautifully boaaa =
n~sniscent husiratet bsok. sif
The Bible GaaIerv.
illustrating Cur sayior's Life and Passion. ,s,s -
events IN me lives Of his Disciples, Pa rarbs al
and Of hs Women Of the Old Aad New Tsasats va ss0,
ne 'F''e and Post r., Of Europe and Amer
CONSISTING Of Literary Gems add curiosl. and eons,,,
Ooce aea Bsa u'ifai Predictions Of many Of the most pop
-o P1'' ana present age; seiag v,laabls
rhe Sacr.a
for Three Centnrf - .1'-eEio4
B,-,ro-, y ai'' er''"'is lus'Fa'od via splendid s
nOoAs SUITABLE FOR PRESENT..
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The Em6leaa ne IT,, Gin q Asseioa,
The Moss Rose. IT, el1olys Git,
Tie Poetry Of Fl,-.~ The Laurel Wresh
re Evergreen, The Pssson 5 Si NO,
RELIGIOUS ssS UaSls he Ladies Annual,
Frsadssp'. Cir cAus,AH Keepsake.
FOR THE TOUNG-FoLkS,
Th- Re- ~ Juvenile Forget 5ie-Not,
YoTftI. 80, The Rural annual,
The An,naGf The lunning BIRD
The Christmas Box
ALBUMS,
IN various styles 81 binding the plaiu eloih Z, n, a.
Ahulas 'ioF'ee' and Paper Maehe with seaafu steal
ed eHgrAEings. - ''''0- =
MASCELLANEOUS.
BR0WNLOW 4 PRIMES NEW WORKt
Ought American Slavery % b. P,r,.,,.,.,t
Dsoahs between Rev W. G. Br0wnIow aud Rev A P-z
neia At Phi lAielPha September, 1853
Sunshine" =
AaaE' sequel TO the Foraysrs, Raid Of the DOrIS
als OF The Revolutionary Gilmore simHa, Rss
The Two Ssters-by Mrs sOushrorth
Ths Initials story Of Modern Life
CAPT. REIDsS WORKS
Oseeoia' the Seminole, Red FaEn o. t, gt,- -
me var TrAil' or the Hunt Of Hsrss A ro..ss.
the Prairie,
Inc scalp Hunters 81 Adventures auaory the Trarrsr,
The Hunters Feast Conversations around N. 9,
me Oourt'iP Of Miles sandsh and other Poss,bv ,.,
WardsWOrtS LOngfsTOE.
Eee'Ton' or the Franks Of the Msdsrn Pack Tss,ss
Epic Tor The Times
I've sihoa Poen-by the author q sYossirr I. w..
. laeGl R.HAGAN.
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MORRIS q STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In Foreign Domestic Liquors,
NO II MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
KETE receipt large we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, &c. 70 which invite the attention
Of the trade
200 hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades;
I5O bes n Y. and Baltimore Crushed Sugar, all grades;
q. 80 DO do DO Powdered do do;
100 DO DO La Loaf, 00n'' An DO hADA dc.
COFFEE.
$500 bags choice Baltimore Cofes;
100 do do Laguyra do.
MOLAssEs.
500 bbIs choice Rsboied Aolasses;
9 kss. St. Louis Syrup; w.
100 do La. do.
TIN PLATE.
goo boxes J. G. l0xl4 Tin
100 do J. x lOxI4 do, very cheap for cash
sUNDRIRs
200 90 Summer do:
300 do st. Louis and Mem. soaps;
100 do Starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
g g do DO DO % s sPlSs;
100 do superior Carb. Soda, papers,
So0 casks de do;
9casks Dutch Madder;
100 bags Pepper;
50 do Spice;
100 dozen Painted Bucksts
Is do WaShbosrds;
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen Broous;
s0,0Oi assorted Cgars
l0O bales smoking Tobacco;
2S0 boxes Tobacco, all grades Va. brands;
30 bbls do Lnseed Oil;
p kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead
so cases Masons Backing:
5000 bags fine Liverpool salt;
1000 bbls Kanawha do;
$40 boxes Glassware.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
500 do Raw Ohio do;
200 do old Country dc;
$50 do Smiths old Reserve do;
100 do Old Bourbon dol
llO do MonOngahela do;
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine;
40 do A. NJ Gin;
do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien ClsIJt Wine;
80, 81 baskets Champagne, extra;
300 packages Domestic Brandy;
300 barrels Cider Vinegar;
With many other articles for the Grocery trade.
ianll MORRIS q sTRATToN.
Time Sale of Groceries, at Auction by
HARRIS, GORDON & COMPANY.
AN TUESDAY next jan Is, 1858, offer for sale at
800 hhds n o. Sugar. all so bxs LanghOrn & Sons
500 bills beams Whisky: 30 do Keene & Smiths DO
sou bxs No. Soap; 100 reels Cotton Rope;
100 do Star Candles; 30 bbls Vinegar;
3OO bbls New Crop Molasses;
With many other article
TERMS-An snms under $500 cash-slI over $780, sixty
DAYS for approved endorsed notes payable in bank.
Janll-td HARRIS, GORDON Co.
wN T,KIN, KINKAnE
JAS. d. FAEIN,
WIN. s. EAKIN & CO.,
wHoLIsAtE DEALEssx
DRY OODS,
seccEsSoRs
T.&w. Eakin & Co.
= JoHx uoEHew WI. II, Morrow. a
Il JOHN MORROW q SON :
!. wHs1rslIE AND RErAn e
IS SADDLERY AND COAeH :
Ware Furnish & House, Z
= No. 4s, Market street, ,
e NAsHVILLE, TENNESsEE. !.
: Also,
MANUFACTURES srILzns IN =
5 saddles, Brides, Harness, Trunks,
: Carpet Sacks, Sal lie Bags, &c. .
nERsoNs visiting Nashvilei ed Of anything in Ga
our 7e will End to tn interest to exam kiS44A
ne our stocA efnre purchasing e.e Fhere, our
intention to make quick sAles and snort profits
Extra Inducements will be offered to cash purchasers
ian7-u JOHN MORROW & soS.
WOOD SAWS.
VETE have excellent article Of Wood Saws and Saw EorS
Nv Collins and other brand OF Axes;
Plain and Ornamental Coal ScuttIes:
Vases Csal and Cinder Sbovels;
Firs Irons and Strands. of all qualities;
Brooms, busters and Door Mats
MACKENZIE MIEChIN,
u 20
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ND the various affections consequent upon dsordered
n STOMACH Oh LIVER, such Indigestion, AcGity Of
the Stomach COcky Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite D
pondency COsVeness Blind and Bleeding Piles III all
Rheumatic Neuralgia Affections il has in
proved highly beneficial and in others effected de-
cded cure.
This purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly sci
entic principles after the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor Bserave Because Of its great in most Of the
European States its introduction into the United States
especially for those Of ferand scattered here
and there the 9ce Of the country. Meeting with
great among them, oferit the American plbS,
knowing truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knOwledged.
tits particularly 10 those persons whose eons
impaired by the continuous Of
spirits other forms Of dissipation. Generally instantly
effect Ends its directly to the seat Of life, thrill
ling qCckening every raising the dropping spirit
and in, fact, nfusng health and vigor in the system.
NoTICEWhoever expects find this beverage will be dis
appointed the sick weak and low spirited will prove
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties. CAUTION
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations the public should guard sgant pur
chasing Be not persuaded buy anything else until you have
given oerhsves Ho snc Bters fair trial bottle will
convince you infinitely superior to all these immisA.
Ions
Proprietors,
MansA uring PsTmaceusts and Chemists, Ptburg, Ps-
soldn ashville by Ewn, Pendeon Co., W. ". Berry
DemolIlls, Dr. A. Roscoe 10. g. Brown, Demovlle Bell
g. ". uendershot DR.. I. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co., Beech
Hunter and Druggists generally throughout the State.
mav5 dirk Eiy
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EACH SATURDAY IN JANUARY.
WHOLE TICKETS SIC: HALVES IS; oUABrEas sex.

A Circular showing the plan OF the Lstl
teries will be sent 10 amy one DESTROYS OF
receiving it.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES willie solA al
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A PPLESg APPLES :! adjust received q supply
R. R. BOYD.
jRnll-4t AZ, Market street.
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Prof. HaskelI,s Electro On.--A supply of ,

Prof. HaSke1Iss Electro Oil.--A supply OF thi
wonderful Medicine the Of rheumatism Deafness Piles
Corns diseases. Headaches Palms.
received by EWIN PENDLETON & co. JOG BROWN,
Nashville, Tennessee, where it he obtained. The suffering
purchase bottle Immediately See advertisement in
another column.
Prov HAsKEL-Ths following testimony in favor Of DR..
Hsskell's Electric Oil is furnished for publication
PROP HAsKELB-Dear Sir feel it to be my duty to inform
pubic through you, what your wonderful Electric O has
my family My wife has been aarmingly troubled with
falling Of the womb and pains in the back and breast
bought your yesterday and to-day she is entirely
free from pain, sends her respects oTyOur and
prosperity had rheumatic pain in shoulders and
arms for long time, from the time applied
your oil pain all gone 1t is truly wonderful rmed
for pains, have been suffering with, and cheerful
give this testimonial Of its effects.
G. 7. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this day. 2ih Of july 1857
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
Such testimony tells oT true tale worth columns Of ade
certificates all over the land and great way of.
Try ye suffering afflicted See advertisement in other
column arldSwly
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFIcA TEs Pieass
Enclose the money address for TIE Tickets ord rcd o.
receipt of which they IL he forwarded By Purchases
have tickets ending any hgurs they may designsse
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes viii
chasers Immediately after The drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plaln,
give their Pos; Office. County and State.
u Remember hat every Prize Is drawn and payabs hi
decentralization
Y an prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately Gzr
the GraEing-ohe przes at the usual tine q thiry tsys
All communications strictly confidential
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". - Bank of West Tennessee, at
sksG-s~1zs AEaPHIS.-The notes Of this Bank will to
radeed al Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville. dtW