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P II o N O G. r A p II Y
PENMA NSHIP.
NV. DOl. REAR -

1T rs now accomplished his ohject,
Il 10 sP'wing tpi the citizens OF :. x
Nsshy lie N 4 fhonegrarhy Is essly ~ Et49
le,rne even bs snail children His Ig>sx&
rapidly Increasing Il their writing I e
dhie 'ia accomplishing this has be Ydonoly
creased b. the disc0urlgng nj br ught bear
uoh pupils In the shape OF nisrerres -ftztion rid.
enie, Se, Sc, qssariers from wlfieh better things
were Co os ex eetsd. [f4x payers ami citizens who
awe elidrea % eiaeate woali do weil ;. look
the wHAI ami abe vHY OF tnis chapier.l Never have
a c immunity en- more gros ly deceived in regard
to g nature an advantages sf PhoB4.typy and Pho
nogf1phy- Cit xsDs who have The leisure 20 in
sesiissste the bJcct not thai they greatly
lessen the taburs an save several OF tine in
the efactto % every child. and that they Awaken
the ut lie sas fa.sues exient alt.insa by no
ticr fssns snd w.th elig the pnpiitizt they
have been examined tested practically b, hundreds
Il the NEST atfe hl0l Asfafs super-
inen se8ts and ennAtionf a this country ant In
EgisIis, and reporssd the highest ef ap
va, @aile 4 las eHabis thsin the pCssIFyISa
safsct of nIais wsch the minds OF 50 IN any
chlisirs, and dlsg them ish learning sach are
tas oaets alas maic of aing. 10 dsyslapsng me
nisds n e9tltrcn. thai they oftan regarded as
r, ges n isiiecl, whereas t IS the result Of teach
ug simple truth Instead 4 absurd error. ta
M .. has hert fire charged mereiy fartae .egu-
bar cour-s q lesspas ia rhoaasraFhg, sliag no
ca rzc os alieaag ~ he pap.s practice Ia ding
snd ~rta After The pF1ncblrs % the art ~ere lsara
terms tii the 2e1sa ser WHICH the ssrms fsrfas
esaiar ~ kexsa1s ~i be the Aerrt dors
aat satllly ci@rgs xi be naais aIlensing u
practice II the pais after the course ieisf-
y. 6--Ah pupils sao h4ve nos csnRisf f1elr
eoarss ef essonss arc requested q Do 80 ss<noat de
lay- .f.s-R.f-s Il -
sr soem oys7 n store or II. MeGai.
lu.scI1-4
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Stop the Renort.

itscur' entity repo TED that selIno Goods an Tx
auction when in fact, twotirds of our sales re
private The same as In any other House in
the siiy with las exception, we sell for Short nrsnt
for cash and short prompt payer f'
. tcoA soAs TRABUF 4 IITCIls
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nasbDillf Patriot.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Daily per tnnum, ,..............-......Se SO w
Tri-Weekly er lhnum, W
Weekly 'er mum w
One weekly for two years, or two Weekhee 90
for ont year in ad vance, ..-.. D w
When the Daily, rri-weekiy, or weekly 70 os
iscoutinue paid in advance at the time
- the ,ubseriber must order otherwise 1t Will oe
min ed at sur option, until paid for an stoppeo-
not "a il must be paid at the time oi 1 ~,
zee or atour option. II the party is sood ~ "i o'
Rsmttances by mail in registered etters, at our
yisk
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PIANOS, MUSIC. &C.. SC.
Eltc ion Of Attorney General and
Reporter Of the State. 81

DURsuANT TO ns ructlons fr,m In Governor of the
ssaie, viii on saturday, the al d. of August,
1859. pcn and h0 and election fr AIT f.ry General
and Reporter fSr the state 10 nll the yacan occa-
si1ue'i by the resignaliou .hn L Sneed.
The E riowing persons harsb e.' appointed Judges,
Clerks aud heceisers" " s1tis ifg tiier sevefa Warts
and Precincts. here les have been lsfl the
receivers OF vets are r,sinested 10 oil them
ha s;e. cear, M John ii | ws Rec e1Ess' ~ yaRs.
Clerks. - Ev-retts ak. L-de-tter.
"a w,rli-J dyes, T :; Halle, ", Il. Townsend
a.. Sloan, =, Geo Gienn sf fs4 -fs
Sd ward-Jaig ., L II Lanier b. s Weller, W
l. Boyd; Rsesiser, Joan Reddck Clerks, Jas a Nc
sih war j idges, John W N rtin, ] W Fel,s, b
H. Brown; k.ceiser,J. Alexander: CLERKS, james
81. ard-J1lees. n Carter. Mason vannoy J
Coieua tsecelver, canoa rue~sr; Clerks John II
oth ward ~ aages, Ja Francis. Tfsos " Chiffon. Y
b.as9i ,,eesiser. A f,ie; Clerks, WIN Minton,
Iih gsra-Iasises. wm snavi-. Isaac Paal Ioh.
rbstt: Receiver, Vim Waite. Clerks, John Ne
Keen, Johi Tsnksley.
s.A wsrl---J siges, wm Harrison. C II conger. N c
cetsoa; ceiysr, D,hs5n. Clerk, Patrick BuAk-
all, sseo Uotten AE 81
6a..ri No: s-Juige-, John corley, 7 N PAi,sr.
s1n, VIC Nc daErag; keseiyer, ThOln As FaQus
District SoS-wn D Ph lips, George Charlton,
n mas NAaas Ress. .ssr, Wan D rbs n
District No. f-fh0s see. Esaker Hamilton, W
c Bobsaa . .ite eivsr. b nj y Hnrt.
s.'s. "A sa i'asis; s-oeivsr. Z ksss =
|
W II fstm5iii; scpiv.r, joel A tfsitae-
D. srsct Nc. s-Ja8x-s, Jsha Hope, W X Wair
Jls tagsa; Rscayrr, W u, ilsy- 3
DssErkt 20. s-fe1xcs " G Rlrnscy, Daniel Gar
mack, & ss Rai -. Keee8yer, Al Rttnscy. flst
Dzlrrt ~. s-Jadges. W Al Hsgans, thomas b
Johns M, A Asdrnw SrsgaFy. Receiver w I.acas.
h-Irict NJ. ie-JadE~s, sln ,aa ag. W n H1rd
ing, Htskins; Rsceiser john IA -row. 20
District NJ tf-Jud<rs. Wa Elm lnsisoa, Heury
Com ats, kiian CO isn; kae ,ser, W . C5gt9a.
n trId <o. l3-fnfscs, Jssse JeF lah, Wa Z
w4.<las. JJsszii,s Re eiser. Aris Bru~a.
IhsiF CT NJ. i&-Jadges. lis l. Greer, II L Porch,
sk-igssn ssrn -. Rs-esser, w q SsHt1
ttsstrtct Ne. lS--fet<-s, lsea = irrharf, Thos J
Atisen, q Nays, r -eeivsr. Noses Greer.
tnSsrict 10. Is -Jaiges. " h.sbz -. A whte s.
P.@eia; Res syer, ias kassesi; cerks. las IAnas
ley, Jas frsmhe Browa
sHstrsrt ~, ls--Iadxes. W n Hamelln, " u Had
ssn. .,JsAn r4yt tor; Raee.ser-J ek 1s~e.
tslstriet So- % o-ia iges. { al, " u Dismokee,
tsAs n c4Fsszishs .Rsceiser. a - l-zsoa. -
spsar c. Si- Ti-J iises. lie rbQrsnsh, " i1al-
ase, " B Esing. Re ever. % 2 L1nieE
nslries No ez--ta sxrs. Gra GiE "a " walker,
Glilssrt dar=Aali r -criser, A'a shaw. 49,
u~frl-t -. st--ie@s-s, ~ sks, D Rsis<sE .
I.ss< HlisA.ss; ,isc iser. " Il HEa s's.4f - :
bastr.et No al q 4 c4rn~y, Thas Bssw, "a r
Graves, isseeExer, g stne GtrEeft.
IAsEs & HINTON
taneee u. sAsria of fsasrisfl Co.
.H
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o R S A L E..
That Suburban residence.

yNTISHING to IN Ike other Investments, Va pro
w pse TO sell All our Real Estate Davi Ison
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TX store .ad Tor s4ie. At NsanfzrtsFsrss prices
/ hsgs aa<sn<y sft1sse e<isbF.lsd cpfse9 feFn
mAnsfsezared ~ tte ripsspz-d faefaFF shkh 4
nlzEI1.. HOOPER co.
zpr4-tf <es- ana NaEke
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.ostER OVAL. as
xON 0skk * CO.
uAvErerasvsathelr Heak -nlnasry xZHIRlU

IavErerasvedtheir Hack -nsnaery ~y1RJRkz
II sea 81 ans assk Maaafsctsrk 20 EI8{LfA
the hptst rabiishirg H.suse, nsxf As~
h9use 9si9s osgEias CO .aafth ~4@n
Asrket street No 81 sa dsor from ms sausre---xad
~tl D. sAd see Aiishetr aid enstomer 4ad tnri.e
zee anes taat ~snt weFkf 10 ear iiae. We are pre-.
pared - saks niaak 8eaks IN he 6esf tnAaner .a<
sft<r say given sftrrp rartieuar sttentArn wllb be
psttto the Blnfinf ~ Pertaate4ls and ola neks.
Ger prices are tewes tbs la9esf. The slFle of
~aFk he sera a. the aiasierF NJ ~sore - Unian
street aseksleft stelsheFpla<s wiire~esse u.snes
6isf4 szsc1fea- fseIi-1zsiu
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A C. AR D

a j. IRWIN Qormerly Of Irwin 4 Nccaeland
-. hantsviile, Ala. y having become associate 4
with Us IN .nr business, the sty ie the ann viii be
IRWIN AcCLEl-lANI 4 Co.. - = an
w. A. a y. g. MccLEILASDa
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SPRING OPENING.

WE wiilcommence receiving our SPRING sTOcR
w M adAy or two, (oi which due notice will
gwen ana as weintend gong Into the business NOR
e1iensis ely than ever, friends and All who hu
for cash viii bear 40 mind that NC do AN errIusiy
Cash business, and We wiflsel goods al very 1r,.
advance. IRWIN AoGI-EILAND 4 CO.
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ChilNrem's ssau .cca,

Prepared b. the Grefenbnrg Company "a
Tue true worth OF this extraordinary and valuable
Medicine, be set forth la words, but u can
br felt AID appfec At by msthers, whose children
have been Itched f.om death by is use.
The celeDraI Il IIr. Williams wha has devoted a
life study has annals zl this remsdy aud says The
tirefsf berg CHil renis Paac "a, Is e9mpsuaed With
espeei refer to the lultnttHre state "f the
terves blood vessels, glIs aud bones OF the cnid's
body. should q motiter neglect 20 pr " herself
with this savai0able ,y she may chance 10 be-
ussid death clsin ncr children aud have no one O.
bla but herssu II - certain cure Tor all ans
eases 4 childhood, aud receives IL de -eryes HD
yeTsI appreciation. Ma lil, oi south Carolina,
SAYS IL II the best general iicins tor infants
snat cv saw DIR. Watts, OF New NUrN, writes /:
IL all diseases caasea by teethieg u ~ certain
r.msdy." Dr. CDison, of llaIa, says - In cases
af Gfoup have US t slth marked success, also in
Measles fever from tretaing, Iiarrios pains The
stomach, bowels, Sa. slloail be guilty Of great
neglect AID nt rec sad the guest terms. .
ss- Flfty eSnts per 0Stils sith tali sirectioGs.
Ajax. AAcNsNLiE
nrys Agent GrlC Co
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That Valuable Farm.
Sick Babies Wanted

'INHE numerous dcat's dmp-g Young children,
show that the powerful ms ici q usually pres
crtbei for tiiyn Is not suited their weakly condi
non The best Febrflge IN the lwortd FOR children
fr,,., on. a ~ "a nve years old IL The
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WHAT LONDON Dock GIN DID FOR

WHAT LONDON DOCK GIN DID FOR AN
EDIToR.-The editor of the Logan iOhio)
Gazette having been presented with q
bottle Of old London Dock Gin, drank it,
and then ATTEMPTED to write a paragraph
of thanks, with this melancholy result:
In conclusion, here's to Fire Foun.
tain Company No. Some the Brassfoun.
tame Belle Band, and the rest of our
home insutions and orgizations, including
the ladies, and other branches of business
lhicl in and around town-and especially
tho Messident's Pressage. Monington
Washument, ect, all Of which may bo
had cheap at the Buck-Drook Brook
and Dug Store of Bininker's old London
Dock Gin, for 50 year if payment is
delayed until the end of the Atlantic
Cable"
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DIR. CULvERwELL
o N M A N II o q ID

A Medical Essay o4 a ne, certain and radical cure
of spcrmdtorrh9d, ETC., Uihout The ase Of Inter-
nal Medicines Condemnation, o. any Mechanical!
Appliance.
Just published. the 9Th edition, IN sealed en-
yelope, giatis, and mailed to any address, post
paid, on receipt Of two stamps.
This little work, emanatng FROM a celebrated
member Of the medical prolessou,giyes the most
important formation even published, to all per-
sons entertaining doubts df their physic Al condi-
ton, or-sho are conscious of having hazarded
their health and happiness-con containing the ar
ticular- OF an entirely new and perfect remedy
for SpermntOrrhpa OF Seminal Weakness, Dgbl-
ity. Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits, Loss of
Energy La-s,ude, i'lmiiiiy, Involuntary Sem
imal Discharges impaired Siehi and Memory.
Blotehes and rimple' en- the Face, Piles, lndi-
gesion Palptafion of the Heart, and Rudly
Prostratiou Of the whole system, inducing impo-
tency and mental and physical incapacity,-by
me ans Of which every one may cure himself phi
vately, and at triting expense.
70 address DR.. GIL ]. C. KLINE, lst Ave-
nue., cor 18th street. New York Post Box, No.
45s6 45.ly
ALMANACS FOR 1859.
The Family Christian Almanac, aud Netho-
dat AlmanGcs, just receivsdat CoPELAND's.
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infertie ones-their DEVIATION and removal-ner-
vUds debility, its causes and cure, by u process
II once so simple, safe and etlectual that failure
Is impossi ble-rules for daily manag0ment-an
essay ON Spermatorrhea, with practical obserya-
lions on safer and more successful mode Of
neutrality-suspicious. hints on the evil re-
II Is from empirical practice; to which is added
commentaries on the diseases Of temales-trom
infancy 10 old age-each case beautifully illus
trated by beautiful plates. 1t points out the REM
edies for those selfafhicted miseries and disap-
pointed hopes 80 unfortunately prevalent In the
young. 1t is a truthful adviser to the married
and those contemplating marriage. Its Perusal
is particularly recommended 10 persons entertain
ing secret doubts Of their physical condition. and
who are conscious Of hayiny haEarded the health,
the happiness and privileges to which every hui
man being Ia entitled.
Price 2b cents per copy OF five copies for 81,
mailed free OF postage 10 any part OF the United
States, by addressing DR.. LACROlA, (post pad)
Albany, n. u, enclosing 20 cents III money or
U. 8. postage stamps.
N. B. Those who prefer may consult DR.. La
CRoIx, upon any Of the diseases upon which his
book treats, either personally or by mail. His
medicines often cure in the short space Of six
days, and completely and entirely eradicate all
traces OF thsse disorders which copRvia and cu-
bebs have so long been thought an antidote, TO
the ruin OF the health OF the patient. His French
Secret ls the great continental remedy for that
class Of disorders which, unfortunately physl-
clans treat with mercury, to the irretrievable de-
struction oil the patients constitution, ana winch
all the Sarsaparilla in the world cannot cure.
DIR. LACRoIx's medicines are Tree from all
mineral posons, and put up in neat and COM
pact form, which can be sent by express or mails,
and may be taken in public or private houses, or
while travelling without exposure to the most in
innate friend or roommate hndrance from
business or study, aud no important change in
the diet is necessary Medicines sent to any part
of the Union, according 10 directions, safely
packed, and carefully secured from all observa-
ton.
A liberal discount made TO book dealers, can
yassers and peddlers, who purchase the book at
wholesale. Office 81 Maiden Lene,nea Broadway,
ally Albany, n. Y.
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rnnis' Oil of Mile FIeurs.

For strengthening ana Identifying the Hair
This preparation viii prevent the Hair from fall
ing, prom tie its growth and heal the scalp oG
scurvous diseases. Its quality has Teen tested by
TO an other preparation now in se 1t may be
used in curling and dressing the Hair with he
very best effect. For sale nj Wholesale and Re-
tail at COPELAND'S Bookstore
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MOTIVE OF AoToN,-Although one
swallow will not make summer, still, u
pin malloiously inserted in chair will
make one spring.
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During the year 1858, ninety four
slaves were vet free by their masters in
Cincinnati, being brought there from slaves
States for that purpose.
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DR.. NJ. B. LACROIX'S
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRIAoE.-A new and re-
vised edition of250 pages and
$50 plates. Price 20 cents a
copy. A popular and COM
prehensive treatise on the du-
ties and casualties Of single
and married life-happy and
fruitful alliances, mode of Sc
curing decentralization and
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The Hidden Hand,

BY EISNiA u. l. y. gouTUwuiTH.
Author Of "The Bride Of an Ereaing," "7he Dc.
sorted lUte,' ETC., etc., etc.
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why is mans coat larger when
he pulls it out of a carpet bag2 Because
he finds it in creases."
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Like The shadow On the dial
Lingcrs ai''i our parting kiss
Life hu- tao -cVC,cr trial.
Death u1 plue 20 equal this.
All the world e now celJre 'hee,
Every cline to roam at will
But within the land that bore thee,
One fond heart will love thee stin
Yet fare well--we part forever,
All regrets are now in vain
Fate DEGREES that we mus, sever,
Meier to meet on earth again
Fare thee well
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the we'll known MARY Janet Cor-uiida!dd loliei
les, Of which L. FRANCE X Co, are the luuruutrs
are chartered by the state ui Maryland, aud i
ruinni. siOn1r eloctodby the people, VINO b. ,woii.
to supertntend and certify that cterythinp con.
uected with them is done III ii strictly honorable
manner and that .NU Interests of partie. WHO re-.
side at dis are ~ well protected ~ ftheN
themselves were present at The drawing. Anotli
Ell fact which the managers call Attentions to. IT,
that all persons have lega right 10 send orders
FL tickets to Maryland, lotteries are legalized
by special law in that state. A lottery is drawn
every day ofthe month tho particular class
named, orders filed in the first drawing to taks
place after the communications comes to hand
The prices Of tickets vary from S to $40 10
tickets ale however, sent unless the none for the
same j. received with the order. The drawings
are upon he p 'irciple Of one number OH each tick
st(after the dlv1ui ulGul, md rcrnary combina-
zion. Prize v.rr d,1nuu. ron $40 to 800 900.
All order fog tickets or packages will receive
prompt ttcntiOn, .uid the drawi1r mailed to all
purchaser. hume jutc, after It I. over
Address !. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
No 80 Fayette ST., or Box No. 40,
Bal more, Maryland.
- The Drawn Numbers of the MARYLAND Lot
teriee are published by the State Coinmissioneriu
the following Paper viz san, Clipper Patriot
American, Argus, al Baltimore also the Nation.
al lntelligeucer. an Union. al Wa-h,ugtou - {
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GREEN HARD WOOD.

rlNHE subscriber offers lot Of good heavy
l. HARD WOOD tBeach and slaplel for sale
March 80, 1859. 80 j. COBB.
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TREE LAYER
INVIG D il A L d Ii :
PREPARED ny DR. sANfoki,
Commanded enIirelY from l,Itis

rs ONE OF THE BEST PCRGATIvE AND II,tk ~
DICINES before the public that t,.'l,,.f.
easier, mdsr, and eeeetua than oe inedev
Il only CdthIrtc but liz, remedy acting
Lfrer eject Its morbid matter then the suisFr
Cd that matter, thus accomplish
ally without Of the painful feelings experienced Ia the
lions Of most Cdihdro Ii strengthens The system The
time that Il purges and when tai daily In
will strengthen and build up vih unusual rsnldiis
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miscellaneous.
MON EY WANTE !

NM NTNT w WAUI
A GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
HNHE subcrihcr being determined 10 raise ,h.
L wind, has made up his mind to his ontire
stock Of goods at prime COST for one month
FOR CASH OkLY.
lie therefore invites ihe public To- call and pur-
chase such goods they stond in need d. nj Il
round discount from the usual prices.
Among his stock will he found ~ general ~
,nItipout Of
GROCERIES MD W. L. GOODS,
Crochety. Boots IN Shoes. Glass and Putty.
Clothing. Provisions, &C.. &c. &c. aud j. CON
vincch that il the folks win only give him - ca H.
provided they happen TO have any cash, they can
spend il advantnpeouelv
March s. 1855. " II RENSI,N
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
Costteeness, Jdimdice. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyseatery, Fdoi Stomach, Eyysipslas, Headache,
I'tles, Rheumatisni E,uptioas and Skin Diseases,
Lircr Complaint, Dyopsy, Tstter, TinnOrs and
Sail Rheum, Worms, Govt, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner PiH. and for Purifying the Blood
They ore sugal-coated, so that the most sens-
tive can take thcm pleasantly, and they are the
best apcdout il the world for all III. purposes of
family physic.
Prizes 25 cents per Box; D Roxes for Sl.00
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur.
nish gratis our AMERICAS ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there Is for them and they should
have il.
AL our Remedies are for sale BY
Sold by W. P. Russell and H. A. Sheldon, Mid
dlebury F. Huntington, Vergennes; Roscoe &
Co, New Haven; L. ". Pc Hard, Addison +. ?.
Fletcher, Bridport; E. s. Atwood, Shorehnm; D.
d Haskell, West Cornwall; J. /. Needha n, Bris-
tol. sd by iealer. in medicine everywhere. 10
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ALMANACS FOR 1859.

The Family Christian Almanac, aud Netho,
dat AlmanGcs, just reoeiysdat CoPELAND's
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Whaucc is that knocking?
How is't with me when every sound appals me
hear knocking
In the south entry Hank i-more l;rockinp
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R- H NJ

X. IL. X.
K k k-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick ~ nervous; Rheumatism, Par
alyss, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, small Poy, levers, Swollen Joints,
Kinney Complaints. Scarlet Fever, Pains l.
round the Liver, P1eurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains of all kinds. Railways Rca-
dy Relief will, in few minutes change the
n'series you suffer to joys Of piSasure.
X R-fadway' SRenovatng Resolvent, for the cure
Of chronic diseases-such "A ScTnfulnus and
Syphilis Complaints, ,Consumptive and 9TH
er reflections Of the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enlargements of parts, Eruptive
aud other diseases OF the skin, Nodes, Tu
mors, Ulcers Dyspepsia, and all other dis
easoses arising from an impure state OF the
Blood.
R.-Radway's Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, Costycuess, Indigestion, In
Examination of the Bowels, ny sDepsia Liver
Complaint, Diseases Of the Heart and kis-
peys, Female Complaints, small PoX, Fevsrs,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system is cut
OF order, n dose Of Railway Regulators viii
restore II 10 regularity Nc female should
be without them.
r. r. Remedies soldby Druggists everywhere.
marlo-lydAv RAILWAY 90.
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SIIERIEE,s SALE

Rf virtue OF a b Pa 20 me directed, and dsitr-
- ered from the honorable Circuit Court OF David
AL Ieessee, ,at IA Jzu aAry term 1859 4 via
etp,se 10 public sale 10 the big hcst bidder for cash
Al tne SVait aonsc yard ~ the cty of Nashville on
sAlIhnAl, shk 5th DAY OF MARCH, 1859, al
ght, ute, cian Interest aud estate which George
> DoiiLs lhen hA4i OF may have siucs acquired In
and " Tie following described Negro MomAn naIne4
@i-ea-, Asea AO"St y years, Of black complexion
ieyied on tlc property OF Georye = Illinv -
sls an eAecutih N nay hands la favcr OF X. T. BAn-
~ against = H. More, George ;. boiling a1d X p
Boiling February ~, 1859
JAS. NJ HINTON, sheriff OF Davidson CO.
iebS-td BY X bxAscB. Deputy sheriff
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sIIERIFF,s SALE

II virus 81 seBdiIiuni oxpouAs 20 me direct =.
ID cd, and delivered FROM lie lioaor.bls Cirr.i,
Soaf' ~ Lasidsun CO., Tenn, at ~ January Tertn
LeSsf Hia expose to pubic sale the highest tsl
aef iof cash Al The Court house ard salr a. Tic CITY
81 N@sht de on sAItkiAN, TiIE 5IH DAY ~
Ali le9s all The rignt, te cLain interest and ca
t@is sheh }. q Fellows thea had or may have since
acquired in and ~ the folio in describes, llea. -
1e' 20 Va Lite Me- @Ia 20 the Han of I1ts ip
e,stA NA-htne bcl1ngug ~ >. A.. Ir3inis Estate a.
Ae "ot " n g Aarseii and fcg altered "a Ghe i.-xt.
Ter OfAce q Iav .cs.,n county N book No ~ snd
t--c eAs the saaie beng decided 10 J. G. S.l-
t"es - J. =. Aulsio 4, a A., as may be seen hr
teisfeASo " aesa IA Re- stcr's vfcc Il Davdson Co.
eSo@ 10 -, Iages - sna zoS bsing levied on "a
tisr pgoirrty VI J. q Fellows, s1llsfy a iuasnoa.
sshSsfed th iAxor of Charles Leayit, against James
e Ezidsin and J. y. fsllo~s- Frbru.ry Z. lsss
}. n HINTON, siserin
oi LaEg,isoa county,
J fehs-td By 4. {. pllAhE, Dep'y shsrsa