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Z AS Wings we are ready to cooperate with
men of both sections and of all
parties for the Inauguration of new era,
but il must be on snch basis as, while re-
polling none, not even the authors OF civil
disorder, because of past differences and di-
visions, shall afford some promise of better
rule and more pacific measures than the
Democracy have given us for the last five or
six years.-NdtiondI Lntelhgeneer.
This is the ground which every one who
claims to be WING, and all others who pro-
fess to be governed by conservative, ma
tional views and FEELINGS, ought to occupy.
The country has too long suffered from the
troubles engendered- by the agitation of sec
tional and other issues detrimental to the
public good. Repose and quiet are needed
ARE necessary TO restore the fraternal ties
which have been sundered; and to inaugurate
measures Of public policy for increasing the
the prosperity and happiness of all sections
of the country. Repose can be had, If the
conservative men OF all parties will but
exert their influence and assert their au-
thority. Cooperation. concentration, will
m aka them powerful; so powerful that ultra
ism Of all kinds can be put down with facility.
The slavery question, and all disturbing ele-
menfs, can be banished from our political
controversies, and the nation started upon a
new career of reuowp. Surely these are
things for the attainment of which all parties
should be wiling TO cooperate.
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@s-The Editor of the Montgomery (Ala.)
Advertiser has been travelling in the North.
He writes home that his inquiries .'haye led
him to the confident opinion that the Northern
democracy will meet us in convention on the
Cincinnati platfom." He adds
Il think there is cheering hope for more
thorough union Of the party upon the plat
form have suggested. In fact my informa-
ton is from such high sources in the free
States as to leave no doubt of the willing
ness of our northern brethren to do so, and
cannot doubt that the South will hesitate
to meet them halfway"
Cincinnati platform without amendment
Can the DAvIsEs, the CLAYs. the Browns and
others who have declared they will not,
yield their position?
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@~A writerin The HSsissJpion calls upon
the Southern people to prescribe Harper's
Hagazine. Why? Because it published SEN
a'or DOUGLASS essay upon the subject OF
slavery IN the territories |! 1t is by such pro-
positions as these that Southern Hotspurs
are constantly making themselves and their
section ridiculous. BY publishing the essay
in question Harper's Magazine has done the
South a service and should be thanked for II.
Before it was circulated the doctrines of
Judge DOUGLAS had numerous defenders in
the South--since. they have become few, very
few. He WAS sailing before n strong wind
with fine prospects of reaching the haven If
the Charleston nomination battered hulk
now floats helpless in MINDLESS, currentless
sea. The State Rights Democracy. armed
with the Harper essay have coerced their
temporizing brethren generally into silence;
and DoUoLAs is destined now to go down
ruined and disgraced beyond redemption.
Harper's Magazine should not be prescribed
for the part it has played in the matter. No;
let the Magazine stand upon its intrinsic merits
as literary periodical. IT, as SUCH il b.
deemed worthy OF place az the Southern
Preside, let IL come. But is Harper's Hssa-
sine worthy of such distinction This is a
question about which there may be Differences
Of opinion. We are not of those vho think
its merits should give ii the prominence it en-
joys. There are monthlies superior 10 it
which have nota tenth part OF the circulation.
But. thea, the owners OF them rnay have not
one-tenth part OF the capital Of the Htrper's
rs they certainly have not tenth part OF
the enterprise. The Southern Literary lNsssen-
ger or Russel's A,9dzins, either of these, are
better than Harper's; but they don't begin TO
reach the numoer of hres!des, even In the
South, that the New Yorker does. Whose
fault Is this' We fear the fault lies In the
want Of taste In the great mass Of readers
and until that be corrected. genuine merit
will be condemned to stand aside whilst gid,
ed dust enjoys So 49, - r..ss-
"Mors land than gold o'srdussed." 'aa7
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.



3 WEDNESDAY,, Oct IL, 1859.
The Speaker presented an invitation to the
Senate from the Directors of the East Ten
nessee and West Tennessee Division Fair,
commencing on the 18th.
Mr.. Stovail moved the acceptance of the
invitation. Concurred in.Q " "a =
Mr. Boyd moved that a committee of two
be appointed for each fair. Concurred iu.=
The Speakers appointed Messrs. Bumpass
and Mickey the committee to attend the
East Tennessee DIVISION Fair, and Messrs.
Stokes and Lane the committee for the
West Tennessee Fair.
Mr.. Richardson presented bill to prevent
County Court Clerks from issuing licenses to
Banking Companies. Passed first reading.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING. -
Bill to incorporate Tennessee Iron Com
pany. Passed second reading.
Bill to incorporate the German Eyangeli-
cal, Southern Trinity Congregation of the
unaltered Augsburgein confession at Mem
pbis. Passed second readidg.
Bill to charter Eagleville and Salem Turn
pike Company. Passed second reading.
/ Bill to amend the revenue laws of the
Sttae. 521. 522, 523, and 524 sections of the
code. Passed second reading.ae
| Mr.. McNeilly moved that the bill be refer
! red to the committee on Ways and Means.
| Concurred in. @
| Bill 10 incorporate the town of Chestnut
Mound, in Smith county was withdrawn for
amendment by Mr.. Stanton.
HOUSE BILLS on FIRST READING. ftE
Bill to amend an act entitled an act to in
corporate Spring Street Bridge. Passed first
| reading. - ~ - " q
| Bill to provide for the changing of the
place of holding the Circuit Court in Obion
county, West of Reel Foot Lake. Passed
| first reading.
Mr. Trimdle presented a statement from the
| Union Bank. and moved that it be received
and seventy-fiv copies ordered to be printed.
| Concurred in.
Mr.. Trimble from committe appointed to
extend invitation to Lieut.. NJ. F. Maury. U.
! S. n. 10 visit the Senate, reported that they
had seen Lieut.. Maury, and had the pleasure
| to state that he would visit the Senate to-
morrow morning at o'clock. % s. &!
| Mr.. Stokeley presented resolution to ap-
| point committee of three to whom should
be referred all propositions to amend the
Code. .s.sa se7stia'# stna1sA
Mr.. Boyd moved suspension of the rules.
! which motion being concurred in, the rcso-
luton was adopted. I-ar
The Speaker appointed upon said commit
tee, Messrs. Stokley, McNeilly and Trimble.
Mr.. McNeilly moved that Messrs. Stokes
and MINIS be added to the committee, which
| was concurred in.
Mr.. Stanton moved that all propositions
to change the Code, heretofore referred to
the Judiciary Committee, be now referred to
the committee just appointed. Concurred
in.
Mr.. Peters presented bill to regulate the
collections of claims against the estates of
deceased persons. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Trimble moved the reference of the bin
to the Judiciary Committee. COncurred in.
Mr.. Wood moved and adjournment of the
Senate to 81 O'Clock to- morrow morning.
which motion having been concurred in, the
Senate adjourned.
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COngressfo nal Protection--Jen Davis
statement OF the Question. T.,


In an Address before the democratic State
Convention of Mississippi Hon. JEFF DAVIS
gave the following statement of the demand
made by those who ask for Congressional.
protection to slavery in the territories:
s'Our assertion of a right to protection
does not nccessrrially involve the senactmant
of additional laws, nor would any laws give
security unless they were honestly admins
tered.
The position so long held by The South that
the Constitution. as the supreme law of the
md extended TO the Territ cries, and as it
recognised property in slaves, ~ authorized
their introduction into the Territores--ihe
common domain OF the United States--las
been affirmed by the Supreme Court. The
decree Of public. not municipal law, which
Inhibited slavery in all the territory acquired
from Mexico, was therefore repealed by its
transfer 10 the jurisdiction oil he United
States and if the rules of proceeding re-
manned unchanged. then all the remedies of
the civil law would he available for the pro-
lection of properly in slaves but il the Ian
guage of the organic act. by specifying chan
Gerry and common law jurisdiction, denies TO
us the more ample remedies OF the civil law,
then those known 10 the common law are GER
tainly in force and these. have been as
surcd by the highest authority, will be found
sufficient. III this be so then We are content.
II it Sbonld prove otherwise. then we but ask
what justice cannot deny--.the legislation
netdtul to enable the General Government 20
perform its Legitimate functions and In the
mean lime we deny the power OF Congress or
OF the Territorial l. gislafare 10 ahridgs or
destroy our constitutional rights. or 10 OBJ
struct the remedies known 10 the common
law Of the United States.
II this be the position which il is sought
TO render odious Wy charging gus with wish
TO obtmn1from Congres s. the euactmeat of''-a
slave eude,'' the abuse of i~nguage is PAL
paIle but IL il be Intended. by the use of
that phrqse. 70 ascribc 10 u y purpose Ia ask
OF Congress tue formation Of police 'rtguia-
tiuns for slaves ia the Territories. by general
Law to regulate patrols. passes, treatment,
aud general cptne Of slaves, you know II
10 &c utterly unfoaaded, and must deem II
absurd" asse ~
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And from Nashville to Lvnchburg, Va. and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad te Central Desot.
sApONxFHEn,
or
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

LtoR makers = az xahSaI iIsse. wth liitlr roubie
L. aud Al tsias, sKpsnse. fhr sheaIest article
dlscoFered tor thf paspsse. One Jseunl vii make
tseige lflesn sallet,s 10 Eoce ga eosp, nine
peands Hard sssaR- Printrfs wili und u = supsrar
srtIe for Cleaning type j Peffeetiy soiseis and
IRE from iBlpgT tlss.
RrckeD n small lsnpa aaA pat VI N i, :, ana Q
= sanas.eGureA Al he CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
nCRKEr A o..
sesS-AkwlF = Isl frafi street. Sss fork.
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fsf-Nr. Pnrnr /. no, huring thlag. b

fg-Nr. PRrpR Is not having things bis
own way In his race for Congress. lie has
an Independents democratic competitor, Col.
GoopE, who is giving him some troable
PKroR Is opposed 20 asking Congressional
Intervention tor the projection Of slavery IN
the Tsrritoriesi whilst 0oonE takes the oppo-
.iss ground. The chances are In favor Of the
election OF PRroR. .ess.s. -. a.
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ns- The Administration of Mr.. BUcHAs.

is great; yea, very great--on filibusterism
With the army and navy at its back, il has
been able to break up the filibuster camp at
New Orleans. This feat will take rank with
Gus anniversary-that is, in the catalogue of
memorable days kept by the Washington
CJrstitiltion.
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Gotten Yarns.

Tn store and for sale, al ManafseturersE prices
L large aaAntity ofthose celebrated Cottoa faFns,
fnaaesactured by the Pine~osa Factory sbFh ssH
embraces alltke panb~Fs.
z ~ MsxEIL, HOOPER co.
sprs-sf Nos. ADd Hzrke =
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BLAcKsMITHs Coal.

QQ Iox G. sss = .s .,s. e. ! f .ss en-
a. earsbfY aaa isteazaiy q heat II contains LES
lhzn ONE ger esnt salRaars asa eeFrs SHhssus s.n-
VOC ca1 save smsneE- ofasrs cas- be a7ePpea -
isax ~. p o. 81 - ~ YARD s@rk q Ma {. x =.
Depot 9. J. AGNkw.
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CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE,
For October 1850.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS e. CO., MANAGERS.

TTNHE Legislature Of Delaware, at It's last session
Il having granted t. FRANCE, B1OADBFNTS X Co.
TO the exclusion If all other Appicanis), Lottery
Charter for the Encouragement Of Internal Improve
mcnts in the state To continue for period twenty
years, are drawing in Wilmington, Delaware n
series of the most splendid schemes offered To
the public. Bonds Tor one million Of dollars have
been given TO the State To secure the pay of all
prizes. The draw ngs take place IA public, and
under the superintendent OF Commissioners APP
p' ted by the state, TO insure their fairness. . .
The Managers call the attention OF The public 10 the
following splendid Scheme ~ be drawn during the
present month
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

T-rs WEDNESDAY, Oct. II, 1853.
House met pursuant TO adjournment. ~
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ford. or
: PETITIONS. e.. "a. -.
Mr.. Cheatham presented petition from
Martin Powell, of Robertson county. to be
allowed to hawk and peddls with license.
Referred to Committee on Ways and Means.
-# go - RESOLUTIONS. .. 81 ...s s--
Mr.. Lockhart. resolution providing for
five copies OF the Legislative Union for each
m, mber, to he paid for out of the contingent
fund of the House.
Mr.. Jones, resolution proposing to amend
the 4th section 10th article of the Constitu
ton. .- -
Mr.. Vaughn, resolution proposing to
amend the 18th section, 9th article Of the
State Constitution .
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Beauty and the Beast.
Jasper Branch Railroad.
OFFICE NASH. L CHAT. RAILRoAD Co.


October 8, 1859.
DY order of the Board of Directors calls are made
ID the stock OF The Company subscribed for
building branch road from bridgeport 20 Jasper
payable to the Treasurer of this Company as ollo
One dollar on each share on the LIST or Noyen Der
1889 and two dollars each share the LIST ds IS
of December, 1859, January, February, March,
April, My, June, July, August, September, octo-
Der and November, 1860.
Payment may be made to jackson Pryor, at JAS
per, TO the Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Prompiness in meeting these calls is requested OF
the subscribers "f stock the construction of the
road depends exclusively the means prov ded
specifically for that purpose.
oct4-tf W. A. GLFAVESs. Treasurer.
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Prizes Paid Immediately after the
nFaWisg.

as- Allorders Addressed 10 fKASrE, BEakDsSSTf 4
ca wtln nEtsB bel. ~lli meet ith isroupt atten-
tian aHd the prEaEcd Official draw -
over. aestl FRANCS, BltoAuBkzSTS 4 co..
iulxT Managers.
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The black-repablicapss will ,enaeaynr TO
light their fires OF disauion and dfscord
among u.s. onstifatioa- a n
And when they succeed the country will
be purified Of Que rotten aud corrupt or
ganization.
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STATE FAIR

OPENS Oct. 10th and continues during the week.
" Family Tickets 50 and single Tickets IS, is and
10 cents, may be had in the City, of Robert LUX,
Esq, his office, of the Treasurer wherever he may
be found and at the Ticket Office near the gate
teril.g the Fair Grounds at the north end.
~ THOMAS b. JOHNSON, Treasurer
oct6-td of State Ag Bureau.
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M'sfellaueous.



GONE Of the good qualities OF well refined Camel
- Coal Oh, are these. -
II RIVALS GAS LIGHT IN BRILLLANCY;
= 1T is ENTIRELY NON-EIPLOSIFE;-
IT MAJ BE CARRIED ABOUT:
II Is CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL USE:
1T BURNS WITHOUT AN OFFENSIVE ODOR
1T IS CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL IN COLOR;
zfsPEARAN e IN THE LAMP Is ORNA-
MENTAL AND ATTRA GIVE;
TT DOES NOT PERNANENTLY- SPOIL. ca r.
PETS CLO7iiING- dc, on Ichich IL may b. smiled
cl large porfio1' If being 9 the best arsicIes for
cleaning smiled gods.
1T Is EAfsHATICALLYT THE CHEAPEST LIGHT
KNOWN.
Directions for it's Use.
Obtain COOS coal oil lamp. Secure uIin wicks,
that they will move up and down in the tube.
Trim the wick with sharp scissors, xas ty with
the top of the wick tube, Clipping OF the small pro-
jectRg points nj the corners. Viii your lamp with
oil. Tr, up the wick efuly al hrst SO as not
10 crack the Chimney.
shade viii greatly enhance rs excellence for
reading "a. sewing BY EhtNf84 sLA EaAaa
BY the ctrefui observance OF these directions, you
will secure hight thai caIii.l IsiI 10 peast
oetl2-if 800 MCKENZIE * MiNCHIN.' b
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es-The caas' Is now he prominent
oeiecs tor Legislative Harksmea q are ii.
IL appears To be doom,d 10 severe riddiin<'
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Direcrfons for fts Use.
d. D. DICKEY


II As in Store 100 Wheel RarrOws;
II 800 sets assorted Iron1 900 pounds Gum Pack
Axes: r.rt ing:
10 Kegs Boiler Rivcts; 100 bundles ass'ed Wres
10 900 do dressed Nuts; so Doors;
900 Washers, GOO Lights Sash;
25 kegs Wrought Nails; so sides Sole Leather;
500 pounds Emery; 500 feet Card CloIhing;
600 papers Timers 100 Steel Reeds; ~
Rivets; 10GardeE Engines;
so ass'd Sausage Cutters; 10 Wheat Fans;
rs do do suffers; 5 Threshng Machines;
200 Sheets Copper; so Straw Cutters;
500 Cooper Bottoms; 20 Corn shelters:
j, 600 pounds Brass: Railroad Scrapers;
200 assorted Putty Blocks; . Smut Machines;
so assoi ted Churns; 500 assorted Flows;
so boxes Glas 90 Pumps;
15U boxes IT, Plate; 3 hall bbls. White Fish
so Slabs Zinc; l0Hydraulic Rams;
81 Pigs fin; 900 pounds Galvanized
8, 600 feet ID Gas Pine; Wire:
10 COO do ssOTtd Leather 200 boxes Ring Travellers
Bel ing; 20 ,0CO gallons Stone Ware:
5000 feet assorted Gum10 900 bushels Cake;
Betting; 30 tons Pig Iron;
1000 pounds Pump Chains;
Besides many other articles on hand and for sale
by locIs-tl u. ID. DlCkEl. 4
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HoEfoxxayss PiIs..-Ths p,ysseAi dAsur-
baRo. 10 whch fzmies are exciasveiy sseleet, and
,he msay disorders proose,ng frpsn thesr segiecs
are al oaes rslisved by Hollo~ssss
f4gls S.ats 80 asffsu faae A. -
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Fine SUGAR.

WE have idss Feeeis "a direct frcsl New oriezss
w 81 hhss II stfiesly ebnlre S6eaF seeite<ly ne
seas n pzlsg 'eFdar,
NnFfi, Hcorfe \ 60,
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RAILROAD COAL.
NOTICE.

ON the night of the Sd morning OF the 4th in
Instant, $50 bIll ON the Union Tank Of Tennessee,
was, through mistake, pissed the counter Of the
bar-room of the 81. Cloud Hotel, 10 one for a
S. II the n erson TO whom IL was passed has dis
covered the error, they will please return il.
octlO-tf AZ.
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~ ssss< snAfess.isa barrels efs ssslssi IRA
lPessl..s saza =. - xiLtil AtotiAk ".
spsSnlN saaes4a.
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New Orleans, June 18th. 1859.

Foa IT. r. Giuen Esq. Of gs Grns # Giuen, Waite q
Co, Nsso Orleans.
Last year DIR. Ealing operated very SCI
eniihcally on exceedingly bad cOrns, from
which had suffered for years, since which
time l never felt the least symptom Of re- "a
tnrn. have therefore great pleasure in re-
commenting him as a skiflfiI operator, with
ovt causing the slightest pain i have the AZ
satisfaction Of stating that DIR. Ealing oper-
aied with the same success on Mrs. Given"
sfrF a ~ H. +. GIVEN.
New Orleans. Feb. "a. 1859.
Fes DR. Cartwright, PRINCIPAL c6asHkss'9 Physician,
-f-as "a, RsE Orisaas.s - fa,,,.., ara
al cheerfslly bear testimony. from per-
sonAl experience, OF DIT. Ealing's skill as
prac heal aud successful operator.
SAM. A. CAKrwmGHr, NJ. ID. -s
New Orleans, June 25, 1859, $500. 49,.
Fes- fks Tesp,rf,d d. VIVA Nesahoa Mercer.
From my experience Of the operations OF
DR.. Ealing. am induced 10 believe that he
Is an adroit and skiilful Chiropodist."
sC w. NEwroS MERcER,5 s Il
l45 Canal street.
New Orleans. Nay, ls, 1853.
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From Governor coru-in.

From Governor CorSrin. u Ea
Z" DIR. Ealing extracted a corn for me.
bad suffered much and long with it. bad
tried many remedies without success. From
my present feeling have but little doubt
that the cure will be permanent The opera
ton was performed in few minutes and was
attended with no pain whatever"
e Thomas CoRwIx.
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EXLMPT FROM TAXATION.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE
Valuable City property.
On Monday. The srd Of October, 1859,

On Monday, the srd Of October, 1889,
yITE viii oder at Public sale, the premises,
w shast Valuable Peal Estate. heretofore esnsd
and occupied by the
NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Fronting Water street hundred and aus one
and hin feet, and running back three hundrtdAnG
feur and ball feet to los er water marx which ~
eludes the Wharf, making the entire front on the
Wharf one hnadrea and hity seven feet III prop
erty among the most valuable and attractive that
has been offered Is the pubic, not only account
OF the advantages Of Wharf but more paFtic aiariy
As cca top for business n ssses ansaf ting heayy
Forwarding aud CnEnlssion Baslhess and fog aand-
factarng purposes o eveEy description &c has beed.
e. advantages. The continued iserease In tbe ship
mens Il tobacco, this port, makes t the
xaing 10 engage 10 ttai paFticpiar bFaaeh cf scom
mstce, o. tbe mast fesir aoieoe=tons any ehcfe
20 b. found. and would earnestly call their aticn
t.oa 20 this property, peculiarly lifted for THAI
br snch ~ business
We wsIi seu pae -siird vith DE privilege Of tAe
xhssle a Flat OF ~hsth NAV be sstn a oar once.
TEHxs 90 sAIk--A sres4i uf oGe, two, three, four
add ave years, With aoses well sniorsed, bearing
teress fFTn date and hen retained.
l. n. GLAsCOCk \ Iu-. Agents,
ssFio-A rfS ~ = o''u'kF street .
POsfp0nemenf.
The above zAie u psssponed aalll Friday. she
3Isg last. octS-sd
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south Nashville 1Iarkes-Hous<
Building for sale.

TIME renas1i Il ths seafk Nsshxle Msrket Hense.
\ Cstsse< rlreei, 4axh'g bees efasrszl - Ne tts
ksunca. viii pFocxeA sri taeE.sse - tsa hsh-
ess hisaer far cash. tte pee znsess 1sfa<dsy
u,srplaK, s.ett.ef eth ~ 10 a'ehsk tbs pa<rh&s<E
win Ne reqasssa ~ sl eesss ~isEs4t aslay.
8 . IRA = to<ts<, f. - KS ss
J YAatiialN1H. tcommiises
a s-ntse-lo< sssL n nDzzICk*HkE 80
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(1()RNS,;
BUNIONS,
AND
DISEASED NAILS,
Without Cutting or Pain.
TESTIMONIALS.
TESTIMONIALS.
Ftom Gorernor Manninq.

fF0" Oo'ef"oT AoH""g
al take pleasure in stating that DIR. Ealing
has operated upon me, for very painful
corns, greatly To my satisfaction, without the
slightest pain. and to my iniuite relief"
JoHN l.. MANSIsG.
New Orleans, March "a, 1858.