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Monetary and CommerciaI.

The unsettled aspect 81 affairs Europe greatly
tied the markets The Past remarks truly
the commerce Of the world beyond question: FEELS all the
uncertainty whether peace or
Europe and to this much aspect
eghn money market Money continues to be more Of drug
than ard loans could be obtained Europe
per cent Indeed the financial writers Of the press
in stating that money, this goes begging
The Vienna moneyed world has become excessively
as it takes fright thing everything Bourse
is seriously affected from DAY day the peace
predominates sample the English Exchange:
At the business morning the English
funds resented firm appearance. the day
heYuess Conos FIRST quoted $50 ~, the
transactions were at g1 to % The unaTorabe turn was
caused by the accounts from Paris Of the urgent haste with which
TIE war rf is being prepared at point In the face
Of this circumstance all Official pacific nature
seem hollow aud he dsust OF the public is also increased by
the Tecoectous Of the way In which such assurances preceded
the Crnan and bndly up very day
preceding the declaration Of hnstities."
The only favorable sign is the public opiaon, that
somehow express itself all France the
commercial circles in favor Of peace that gratifying
preston finely commented in of the papers,
dieaye OF the growing power and beneficial agency
The truth is that the people only truly degad
ell class who allow themselves be made OF
ers destroy their fellow menfuy realize that peace their
FRIEND ard their enemy that the drawn
ony defend their rights II peace preserved, the great
result will be the business world Of Europe.
Manufacturers continue enjoy favorable prospects-more
favorable than they have had years Orders purchases
fo India continue pour Manchester mArket though
owing the rmness Of hoders the trade has Leen
tive buyers being willing prices the low
eng horizon the Continent has much checked
market and business indication the
unparalleled prosperity of the abOrng classes Eng
financial articles the heavy deposits
in the Local Savings Banks.
In this country there comparative the money markets
Of she large commercial points We rngency
the west but the impression pretty general that financial
will rule comparatively easy during the spring The
failure in New York up monetary furry shows that the
Of money the country than equal any
mand likely result from business operations for
months The disposition the part Of the
mercantile classes expand by strong, There
rather Caution and this conservative
undoubtedly adhered until crop prospects begin develop
The following the New York Shilpiag List shows
export breasufs from Quilted and
H.ir-ca a.. Ii Il sarta
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Fren Wnshington.

WAsBIssToS. Feb 28.-Senate-The Army An
preparation Bill as amended by L'ncoln in regard
TO Notifications, passed BY 2fagainst 10.
The House in committee, enucarred in all The
Sena els amendments to the Coasu'ar and Diplo.
matte Bill. the Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Bill, and the Invalid Pension Bill.
The Naval Appropriation Bill was then taken uD
The President has issued proclamation con
vening the Seeste on the 4th Of March, at noon.
The Telegraph announcement that the En- lish
and French Squadrons are 10 hostile attitude be.
fore Vera Cruz. favoring MiramOn, is not believed
here because the Juarez cabinet on the eth said
they had made arrangements for customs and du-
ties and there was no her question ct issue
WAsHlEGTOS Feb. 2S-HOuse.--Reagan made q
personal explanation relative 10 the dialogue be-
tween himself and Bryar, resulting ia very sharp
words between both, re pectiDg nationalism and
sectiOnalism, and which there was considerable
excitement, bat violence as was temporarily ex-
peced.
WASHINGTON, Feb 2S.--Senafs The Senate
refused to tskeup the Homestead bill by 26 TO 90.
Houston made parting speech viBdicsing his
Congressional cour-e.
The Select Committee acquit Gen Cullom of cor
rupion or dishonesty in the discharge Of his duties
in the House
The House coneurred in Sherman's amendment to
the Naval Appropriation Bill, reducing the apprO-
prations for Navy yards from ST, 1872 900 to $780,,
900. The bill then passed,
WAsHNGToS, Feb % in the Circuit Court
Carlisle announced the death cf Philip Barton Key,
late District Attorney, and the Court adjourned ill
Thursday.
IL appears that Mrs. Sickes was confronted by her
husband who she made confessions in The presence
of Witnesses Of improper intimacy with Key since
April last. Sickes asked her to return the wedding
ring, and wrote TO her mother 10 and take her
away forever. Sckles has retained Robert j.
Walker and Messrs. Carlisle and Radcliffe az coun-
sci, and will apply for write of habeas corpus to
be released on bail His wife exoneraies him from
all blame, and be has the general sympathy of the
community
WAsHISGroN Feb. 2s.-The House took up the
Miscellaneous appropriation bill
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Paraguay.

New YORK Feb. % The bark Antagonist has
arrived with LuenOs Ayres dates CT the 4h Of Jan
uary. Commissioners BoWllu and the Commodore of
the United States squadron have gone with the
brigs Dolphin and Perry 10 have an interview with
Lopez. The steamers Full on aud Waerwitch will
take them in TOW at Forks River The rest
of the fleet is at Montevideo. \ Paraguau steamer
has gone up with chain to place across the river
to impede the progress of the United States vessels
j Freuch and English steamer have alsJ gone up
the river. Ii is supposed the latter went le demand
indemnity in the case Of British schooner lately
seized by Lopez. IL is said that Lopez has ten
thousand men under arms General opinion is that
the squadron is ina leguae because but few of the
vessels can ascent the river.
NV YORK Feb % 1t is repor ed that the Black
Warrior has gone to pieces
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From California.

NEW York. Feb. 27-The steamer. Illinois has
arrived from AspiuWall, with San Francisco dates Of
the 9th She brings 81, $50 900 treasure.
The Panama SGr cJOfrms the signing of the
0usley treaty, and says the Nicaraguan Congress
has not acted on the C1ss Yrrss treaty
The revolution is imm nent in Chill Inc Gov
ernment officials have heea cverthroWn and all the
ports except Valporais about to be blOoksded.
The Cyane sails for Pan ANA on the 20sh of Janu-
airy.
The Merrimao was at RCaljo fhe Decatur was
of Fontsca bay on the LIST
Peru is quiet
The French Minister has suspended diplomatic
relations because the Government refused 10 pay
damages for the Imprisonment and and brutsl treat
ment Of q FreBchman.
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T0BAOCo-A. Hamilton sod u bids Tobacco DAY at 3.s5
4oo As 425 So rs, COS Gus Cos, e.l5 and and
Fisher, Wheess Co. hhds 400, Ale, 4l0, 4.;5 10
and G55.
PROV ecep 0f Bacon quite liberal, and
the larger portion bought by dealers De- hog round
We however, quote the market 9e9e, for hog round,
outside figure obinab only for well trimmed well cured
article
Prime Lard readily taken at lO4lie when put up COED
shipping packages.
GRAINThe receipts Of Cora COZ tinuc quite liberal The
Transactions upon 5jaJc per bushe though
there is 10 animation in the market
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CRIsF's GAIErY The spring season Of the Gsiety
began last evening under the most favorable CIR
oSspstanees, both as regards the audience snd the
performers. There was assembled large aad over
flowing house to welcome two Of Nashvillss old ia
vorites. Miss Logan, the ragedienne, and Mr.. Ber-
nsrd, the comedian. Miss Logan, on her appear
snce, was greeted with the wsrmest applause as a
testimonial of the high esteem in which she lie held
as actress and lady. In her character Of Evadne
she cannot be eKeeled, aud we are pleased TO
say that she was well sustained by the different
members of the company
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ST. LOUIS. Feb % the river has risen Is inches
and is still rising. The Illinois and Upper Missis
sipp are rising The tributaries Of the latter are
ct food height.
ST. Louis, Feb % The river has risen 40I inchs
es in the last As hours and is still rising, with II
feet water to Cairo. The Illinois and Upper Missis-
sirpi are rising The Missouri is low and falling.
The Mississippi is reported over its banks belcw
Cairo.
MEaPuIs, Feb. % The river has risen inches
in % hours and is within % inches of fhs extreme
high water mark of the season. The total number
of bales of cotton shi ell from this place up to da.e
is 272, 800 against 100, go last year.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 28.-Cotton sales to-day $500
bags; market unchanged. Flour advsuced % cents
-5.75. Corn buoyant-9G. Oats IS; Shoulders G.;
Lard in kegs 49,; Whisky 20. FREIGHT on Gotten to
Liverpool fifteen thirty seconds.
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We have been very mnchinterested in the progress
which several youths have made who are taking
lessons in Photography from Mr. Dolbear. Al
though it is buta short time since they commenced
they now write with wonderful facility, accuracy
and nestness. Our citizens who take any interest
in the science, should call at Mr.. DOlbear's room
and witness The case and rapidly with which very
young boys write photography.
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OF IL + L a d

Hoist, host our flag 10 heavens breeze.
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war let every stripe 20 forth,
Boils ~ t-s T-,riut5 hand
Proclaim it, beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hIl and strand,
In peace guard well the sacred boom
BequeatheI by patriots Hood,
For OH twas In freedoms cause,
Amid The battles food.
Hoist. hoist. flag TO heavens lraeZe,
Let every fold 1oar hil'i,
ITufuTl its tanner ever where,
Beneat- the western sby.
Hoist hoist. our nag in Art great reign,
Let every star float higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above Jhe t3ilest spIe.
Let Teuue- every where
Let every state around,
Know where a type Of nature : made,
Where every type IS found.
Above at G8tcyg,
Our c0uufrys standard wave,
Aud underneath it, folds preside,
The halutfli-the brave
The chili--tle paraut-p atriot--sre
TIE warrior without .J-'e.
Rests here. in sweetest; uortrliturs
Wild every charm but life
Then raise Ger Iauuert0 the sky
Let every star bear TgwE.
That tyf.cs at tire III GALLERY,
Are maize by q. c HUGHES
f5hIi-dEwtf Corner Of COLLEGE and Union SIS.
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NEW YORK, 28--Cotton has an advancing tenden
cy, sales, 4 500 bales Upland, llsll2; Flour,
sales, Is 600 bbls Corn dull, sales II 500 bushels
Mixed IS; Mess Pork quiet, 1,700a18 10; Lard dali
l14a124; Whisky, 28a28}; Sugar, steady, 73a73;
Bacon, steady, S9a9} for sides 6Ia6 for shoulders
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New York LegisInIure.

ALBANY, N. T., Feb. % The House Commit e
reported bill that no person 10 the State shouli
be deprived Of liberty with ,ut the process of Law
and jury trial, under penalty Of from one to FIVE
thousand dollars iue, and twenty years imprson-
ment. The bill declares a slave coming into the
State with the cons emf Of lis owner. fee
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WashinFton Items,

WAsHINGroE, Feb. Il, p m.-DInil Siekes
member of Congress, has just shot and killed Philip
Barton Key, UniIeI STATES Attorney for the District
OfColumbit charging Key with dishonoring him and
destroying his domestic peace Sickle SURRENDERED
himself and was eommttedtO jail.
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~ Another rittsburgher

NJ tetifying to the wonderful powers Of
Barhave's Holland Bitters
Mr.. JACOB WHITE, Third street, below Market says:
"Por rear past have been afflicted very seriously with dys
pepsa so much so my stomach refused retain anyhng
have tried almost every remedy and the regimen
rhyscaus but wi thou, deviation, until began the
hore,s HEl,d BHfeis and have found relief
amounting to cure. found ecaclous in removing
teme DEBILITY occasioned by this disease generally
1t has few equals ard superior febs5-dtwSwIw.
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These figures show heavy falling from year, and
plain why prices New York afford shipping margin from
the
The following dispatch from CINCINNATI dated Saturday
ing, the 20th, gives hesitate Of the market there
Flour fTm fair local AMI speculative demand sales
2JJ barrels at S. 9jG6 for including is barrels for
April delivery Sj15 receipts 2O0 barrels the last "a
hours WHISKY firm fa demand sales LOU barrels at IS ne
25cthe former for high proof No special change in
provisions good demand for bulk and bacon sides full rates
Lard firm at il 2c-the latter for keg Bulk shout
Ges may he quoted at 6G 6c sides, S]zSe; clear sides
gc bacon shoulders, re; bacon sides, 9<e9c; pork
duil ut Il iS2j but much offering, there
buyers Exchange at premium for sight the East
% Cy bills wanted at q discount and but few Offering
Tie following report of the Baltimore Coffee market
the 2i,h:
Coffee active sales day include leo bags fair RiO at &c;
eco bags good do c and 800 bags at T. Late yesterday
sales made Of $500 bags Rio Blue Wing ll3c; 500
bags Blue Wing &c, and 100 bags sale out Of first
lot noticed &c. We quote Rio firm &c for fair,
AM c for good prime LaguyrA and Porto Rico at l2
lsc for good prime, and Java do. at l4 The
Of the MOnlamr of 5000 bags is still unso Id.
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BOATS LEAVING THIs BAY
For Pisisburg, HarmOnis, al l2o'clOek.
. Cincinnati, Lighifoot,
St. Louis, saIlie West
EXPECTED.
Reliance and Hudson, frpu1 Cincinnati
Tempest from Louisyi'le-
salIie West, from St Louis
Nashville, frem New 0rleaes.
Rock City, from Waitsb no.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ligbtfoot, from Cincinnati.
Minnetorks, Padneah.
DEPARTED.
J. G. Cine from Meuphis.
Commerce, from waitsboro
The river is declining moderately with u feet
large on the Shoals The water is backed up By the
Ohio TO Canton. Weather unsettled
EAsTpoRr sysoGED.-By private advice re learn
that the Eastport was snogged in Madrid bend on
her last downward trip aud had three feet water in
the hold which caused Der 10 throw overheard q
large portion of her deck osd in order to save the
boat and residue Of cargo. The deck load consisted
OF cotton, tobacco, aud stock. The latest adsices
are that the boat towed awhilest Memphis, entered
her prOlest, and proceeded her way TO New Or
leans.
RUMoRED SINKING -Rumors we're rife TO The
sinking of the Rock City, on Der last upward "trip TO
WaitsbOrO'. We think upon enquiry that they are
without foundation, they probably grew out of the
fact of tree falling acrofs the forecss1e of the
boat, which we understand crushed hogshead of
sugar, and kuockeo hole in the deck She is due
here to day and expected TO arrive but may have
been delayed On account Of the past uutavoratle
weather. T
FaEIGnrs--N0w mere scarce for the Ohio river
than at any time previous Of lats-flr NeH Orleans
rather more Plentiful. but sin slim, which We pre-
sumo is Occssoned by the unfayorsbie state of the
roads leading to the river.
Steamer ssllie West, the guar mail packet for
st Louis and connecting with Memphis AID Louis
vile mail boats by through ieses leaves this day,
punctualIy, at the hour of II
For the Ono RVER-- The Harmonic, for Pitto-
burgh, the LigLifoot for Cincinnati two good light
draught steamers, with hind and courteous cficsrs,
Who are proverbial for their attention to their
guests, are both in the field this day for public pat
ronsge, and win leave positively
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Terrsble SteambOas Disastcr-eOe Lives
I.oAl.

Lost.
Nav OaLEAs, Feb. IS A-The steamer Princess.
from Yicksburg, for New Orleans. exploded, burnt
and sunk at Conrad's point, near Baton Rouge this
morning. 400 passengers were on board, OF whom
200 are lost aud missiag They are mostly resi-
dents OF Louisiana and Mississippi A large num-
Der Of Ladies' were on board filling the Ladies AID
and half of the Geutlemen's cabin. Among The
killed arc J. W Seymour Of Baton Rouge. Calhoun,
Of Maryvile. KY The Pilot Of the PRINCESS and
the Assistant Engineer II Murphy, Of ST. Louis,
J Hodges Of Mississippi aud three unknown
Among the missing are Charles minister and L
Husrd, Representatives from New OIL aas, Joseph
Clark second clerk, and Samuel " ats OF Vireinia
No other Northern or eastern names are ascertansd
A large number we're badly 5, led and otherwise
injured The boas and go are total loss. The
boat vas one of the finest theriver
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DIaster 90 the Black warrior,

New YORK, Feb. % The Black Warrior is going
to piecGs. Her steam pump boiler exploded yester-
day, demOlishing the upper deck and seriously in
juIing the engineers.
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New YORK Feb 2S-WeekIy Bank statement
D, crease in leans 6lO OOO Decrease il circulation
O,OOO Decrease in net deposits $S20,O0O; In
crease in Specie $l25,O00.
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NASHVILLE.
TUEsDAY MoRNINe, mAnCH [, is.

MoNEH.-The money o. the Nashville Building
Association viii be loaned Gus night at the usual
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French CoasErs, SKIRrs, &c.-Wehave just re-
ceived, direct from the importers, large invoice
of French wove Corsets Of all descriptions and
sizes. Also, Ladies' selfadjustirg Bishop Noted
Skirts, Bustles Bosom Shapes, Sc, which will be
sold at loWprices at S. T. ABDERsoSs
Lace and Fancy StorOt No. IS, Union Street,
Nashville Penn Cfeb8-dlm.
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BAEaArNs ~ READY MADE CLOTHING We are
selling at Reduced Prices, for Cash, the balance OF
our stock Of OvER. CoArs-BUaHEss CoATs-Aearg
Pants and Vests. WARD, BERMISGHAM & Co.
No. % South Side Public Square.
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CIxc1HSATI Fe5 28.-Flour advanced, sales 200
bills 6Oa5 TO- Whisky, es 200 bbls st a;
MOlasses 3Ga37; Sugar, 50, u; Coffee quiet but
steAdY. God -
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More Geld Mines.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 28-The Leavenworh Tines re-
ports discoveries of valuable gold mines at Vasgu
fork, 10 miles from Denver's City,
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The greatest Remedy, ia the world This rorfiai
: distilled FROM i-rry known ativ 90 u..see anI
Chemically coabined wiki q the lost valuaI
medicinal ro1ts, Lrts and laTks knosp o. The mind
o. man. va: BL0'0 Raor, BLACK Rt0r, WILB
CHEaKT BARKs YELLOW Deck. DsxnrrIav. S,ns,p-
ARILLA ELDER FLowEes, wits othefs, rr0lucing tie
most aitlible remedy for the restoration 81 health
ever kE@Wn- II Is natures remedy, curing dis
ease by natural isSs Whsa utk-n, IL Influence i
leif coaFsing through every vein II the hody puffy
ins AMI scceigraiins the circuiatru the hhsd 10
neafriilzes any bilious nistter ia the stomach, aid
siren -tieHs the whole creanizaii.,n
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We would call the attention of our readers to the
large sale Of Jewelry to be made by Messrs Cruieh
err Co, at o'clock this afternoon for the Ladies'
benefit The Ladies should BY all means attend
this salerare bargains viii doubtless be obtained
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
TEAM AND G. AS FETT ER 9

YEA N 4 II ID @ FIT E H 3
10, Deaderick Street, Nashville.
hand and for Sheet Pipe Baths
RN Water Closets, Wash stands, Lift and Pores Pumps,
Huse ydan, Block Tin, Gas Fixtures Wrought PIPES
for Gas and Steam from inch Also.
Valves Check Valves, Connecting Cocks Air Cecka and
Fittings every description suit the Parties in
country have pipes cut and ~ sending
P Agents for HarrsOn's patent Coal AID Wood Cooking
Range decis-dtVE sE-Gm
TO BUSINESS MEN.
TEJHE Democratic Hd, published By Messrs Nicholson
Horsey, Columbia, Tennessee sdyertisir
medium, and advertisements viii be inserted promptly and
reasonable terms.
Orders left at the DOU aud AMsrteda onca for s HraG
Will Re attended to pupceua iy address the Publishgs
s0sis-itWtsSa NICHOLSON 4 H0RMBR
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nex-Eamportant 10 planters.

n
Gentemen-sr. C ". Tley, gentleman well known
planters in this Wharton county, and
careful geat of negroes. highly
B. A. Fahnestocks vermifuge lie called few
days purchased dozen that he administer
Vermiuse bought Of last year adult negro
recel Of having worms succeeded in expeBg
several dozen worms some length health
is Eooi
One Of these home testimonies is worth where the
parties are not known ana this can REGARDED reliable eyi
with regard the adaptation Of your valuable Yermuge
to our plantations. aus tralv yours,
S. ". FISHER.
II Purchasers should look s-s7 the
wrapper, That they bu,ing B. a Fahnesocs yern
fuee, and 10 other. fs,27-d&Bln.
rs We would call the par-
-S tcU.a- attention every reader to the advertise.
Of Mclean siren thenins Cordial ana Volcanic Oh
ment. They we'll known in this conmuy require
recommendations. many are
suffering arrangement Of the digestive organs,
slightest idea the real giving to nptons such
dependency, unpleasant feeling ndeoou
ergy, making existence burden To ali who may afflicted,
Try this Cordial will give immediate relief To all may
be afflicted with Sores Pains Kind, tr Linmea
the advertisement another column. febs7d&wm.
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Messrs. Carter. wilsfOrd Co. win sell at auction
this morning, in front Of their warehouse, No.
North Market street, large lot of fresh and choice
groceries, embracing every ding in that line Give
them cali, oryOu viii miss great bargains
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THE BrST .1sIg1sT - rHE vuEID-
The GyLT SAFE aEi c---ia cu7s f.r q -arr-v PH--
Tunrrs SW ll-s sTl 3-.-cies- on f;.i.r-- Pt-f'y-
HhIm1.,rlrv EI-t-a lsisa. s-irue-s r. tie I-.n=--
ache Bra' 81. S7-ti7s Uaurds Fse-t Cl.ss T-l-rrs
Fever $50. Cl(r Hrr-4fs. Sore N7-r...s I'rrl=.
S-is S-r- Thrsf. al.y I-tsrfsnls .,u r- Oh a. 40
diirrc-7 s-''y 7nr-Tr J. = ir-- De- l.--1-e may
have rx's',f MciElS's t-l-rrarEB LiNigrSr e a
certain ,-rH 7l~
Tbuu-ii Js af h7rn1-i l~r- have Teen sIycd a liz
Il dnrHli'uls aut misery d he "a tLs in,aiu-
abs mediciua.
HeL0an's Volcanic OIL Linirsnt
VIII r5Iirva iail almost iss:ariancously and u vl
C1sa rarify, aud heal she ioulest sores Ia au in
crslilly -hUri time
For Horses and other Animals.
N-T.eans ceshTatrd Liaiicuf is the os,iv safe ana
Ri die remedy FIR H. cure " Spawn Ring Bone
Winirslis, Spiinfs, Unuatural LunIFs Nofles or
SEEDLINGS IL viii nsvcy I'll % Zig Head PcI-
evil, Fistr1, Old Running Sura~. ca swavny. IL
rtalcTiv applied. Fnr SuriiHS. fuliecs Scratches.
CTa-kUd H'cl-, Chats, Saddle Collier Calls Cufs.
Sores, or Ws.lnds, il IS iHfdlihe Femejy. ArplT
IL ~ Directed, AMI a il rrtu IL
Thea rifle l0gyr With the n;auy WORTHLESS Lin
tnanfs offered 70 Won. Obtain supply 90 Dr Nc
Leans celebrated Linimcnt- IL viii cure you.
J. Fl. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Sts-. 81. Louis. 10.
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Overland Mail.


ST Lor1s, Feb. % The overload mail of the
4th has arrived