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SECOND DIsTRI0T.-It is astounding how soon peo-
pie will be trying to jump into ''dead mems boots
Already there begins to be surmises and speculs.
tion as 10 the successor Of James w. McHeDry, ESQ.,,
on the democratic ticket for Congress in the second
district Prominent among the names mentioned,
are those of Gen, ]. G. NJ Ramsey the author Of the
"Annas of Tennessee" and man OF decided talents,
and ]. F. J. Lewis, Esq, editor of the Knoxville
Register. We presume it matters little which of
them shall run rs neither of them, nor any other
man Of their party can beat HORACE Maynard The
district is Overwhelmingly Opposition -NaahpillS
Daily Nelrs.
DR., J. G. NJ. RAMSEY, author of the "Annals Of
Tennessee" wouldn't go to Congress if he could
His clever son, Gen. j. c. RAMSEY, has been much
spoken of for that place. as has also Mr. LEWIS and
others, who would WOrthiy fill it, Whether any man
Of their party can beat HORACE MAYNARD" or not, is
question to be decided If "the district is over
WhelmiDgly Opposition" there has been great
change there, of which the NsTs only has the news
At the last election the vote was for HARRIS ,597
for HATroN, 1857: Democratic majority, $50. May
EARD was elected By majority of 205: the eoun-
ties of Claiborne and Scott, which gave HARRIS a
majority Of 293, having given the competitor
MAYNARD only 40 majority, and thereby permitted
MAYNARD to squeeze in by the skin Of his teeth.
An independent and impartial payer like the
NeV,, may consider district which has thus voted
overwhelmingly Opposition" But to such strong
partisans as we claim to be, there don't seem to be
anything alarming in the vo te
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LINDEN Nay {, 1909.
To-day our fellOW-citizen, ". N. BAKER, ster-
ling Democrat, was duly nominated BY the delegates
of Perry and Decatur counties as q candidate for
Representative. .Mr. BAKER is fluent speaker and
we hope his work will tell well for the Democracy
in August next We hope that he will use such
weapons in the coming contest as will keep sUT's
"varmints" at a respectable distance from the
victuals. You need have no fears, for Perry and
Decatur are up and doing.
ReanaatfnllY. Yhnra &c
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small notes.


The Carroll Patriot rsvieNAg the speeches Of
Gov. HARRIs and Col. NErHEz1AnD, at Paris and
Huntingdon, says:
''Col Nethsrlsnd said the Nashville UNION AsD
AMERICAN, had falsely stated that in bis discussions
with Gov. Harris, he had taken ground against the
restriction Of banks In the issuance Of small no.es
This statement Of the UNION ARD AMERICAN vas
absolutely false; be had taken no such position He
was opposed to the issuance Of small notes. This
prohibition was calculated . prevent the boarding
Of specie, as it must 60 out in circulation to supply
the people With change. The UEIoN's statement
mas unfOunded and nntrue."
The language which Col NErHERLAND has seen
fit to employ on several occasions with reference to
the UNION AND AMERICAN, is intended, doubt, TO
give force to his denial of position which he as
sumed in bis speech, delivered in this city on the
9Th of April, before the opening Of the canvass
We donot think it necessary to initiate Col NEITHER
LAND in the use of coarse and vituperative phrases
or to borrow the language Of the fish market to
give energy to our statements We die not need
this example to convince us that scurriity is the
last subterfHge Of conscious error Col. NEITHER
LAND will learn before this canvass is that it
cannot secure him from exposure.
We listened very attentively to Col. Netherlands
speeCA dL tDe OOuit-house on the 0tn Oh april We
did not attempt to give full report Of his language
bnt We attributed to him sentiment which he did
not utter, He took issue with the Democratic par
~ on the Currency Resolution, embracing the pro
hibitiOn of the Issuance Of small potes and he made
an argument and gave an illustration Intended to
show tie INJURIOUS effects of Democratic policy in
furnishing currency feT rich mea and none for the
poor
We have record evidence in addition, to prove
that Col Netherland was in favor of tie email ncts
system. In 1872 while member of the lower
branch of our State Legislature, Col. NETHERLAND
voted to permit Bsnks to issue notes below the de.
nomination Of five dollars. See House Journal
page s06. This is fact that COL Netherlana can
not evsde, and we suppose will not have the reck-
lessness to dsny It places him upon the records of
the country the sdvocsts of shinplaster
Oy No ingenuity of argument or holiness of de-
NAL even though it may be made in language as
choice and elegant ss that which we quote from
his reported speech at Paris and Huntingdon can
relieve him from the responsibility Of this vote,
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SIS 600 REWARD +!

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk in the Rrnne
NJ Of the Union Bank, at Jackson on night
Of the Sd iEs and Eighteen Thousand light Hundred Dollars
in Uuion Bank notes and Forty Eve Hundred Dollars
stolen. One Thousand Dollars will be paid discovery
the murderer and -Four thousand Dollars recovery OF The
money, and in proportion for my part OF 1t.
J ,KIRKMAN,
fsbIO-da. President
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NEGRO MAN FOR S

NEGRO MAN FOR Sale.
decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
at the January Term 1859, the Of Thomas n.
HOBBS administrator Of Priscilla Burgess deceased pare
will for SALE cash. Courthouse Nashville
Friday the 18th Of June next negro named Nathan.
uavI9-itd a A. NJ
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NOTICE.

URING the fourdays OF the Spring Train
L. a NJ Railroad will leave Nashville 42O N, instead
of 800 NJ. R0BT. MCLEOD,
Il
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The Democracy Of Stewart have nominated Col.
Jack Weaks for the Legislature Mr. Weaks is
good Democrat, and will surely defeat the Opposi-
ton candidate, Mr.. Roberts Paris Sentinel
The Democracy of Benton have nominated Major
Davidson, Of Camden, for the House, and Stephen
Ross has again been nominated for reelection to the
Senate. We have no doubt Mr.. Ross will be able to
defeat his opponent, Mr.. Hall. Paris Sea.iasI.
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HAGAN IL JOHNSON,
BOOKSELLERS,

BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS AND ERIODICAL
AG e N rs,
NO. UNION STREET,
Have Just received the following popular Books
The Lady of the Isle. By Mrs. SOuthworth;
Leany Rivers. By Mrs. Holmes;
Tempest and Sunshine. do do
The Two Sisters By Mrs. Southworth;
The -Four Sisters by Frederick Bremen;
The Dead Secret. By Wkie Collins:
Love Me Little and Love Ne Long. By Reid;
Inquire Within or, so Facts for the People;
Live and Learn.
J. Frederick Smiths Novels.
Harold Tracy; Harry Ashton;
Dick Tarteton; Ellen DVere;
Marion Barnard; Fred Arden;
Fred Graham; Gus Howard
Charles Favassuer Minnie Gray
Henri D'LatOur; Temptaton
Woman aud her Master; Rochester;
Fred Vernon; stlnfeld Hail. &C., &c.
J ust received by
maylS HA6AN Il JOHNSON.
MAGAZINES FOR JUNE.
Godeys Lady's Book;
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine:
The Ladies' National Magazine Just received by
maylS HAGAN < JOHNSON.
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Demoerntle NominaILons.

Col. W. C. WHITTHoRNE, OF Msury, was nominal
ed at Columbia, on Monday, to represent the cOun-
ties of Lewis, Msury, and Williamson in the next
Legislature.
GEORGE CAN'T, Esq, was nominated as the DEM
ocratic candidate for Representative from Maury
county.
Both gentlemen accepted the nomination in Deat
and appropriate speeches.
We publish the proceedings of the Democratic
Senatorial Convention for the district composed Of
the counties OF Benton, Humphreys, Perry, Decatur
and Henderson, in this number of our paper Mr.
Ross. the former member, was re-nominsted 1t Is
reported that he declines. We hope that the report
is incorrect or, if not that Mr.. Ross will reconsider
The matter. The State needs his services.
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x1sses@stY -. -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
TFNIE Southern Road the great lines This
thus far been managed in such way commend It %
the public patronage
This Company, under the general supernfen5ence Of
H. ID. WEARS General Freight Agent,
Now offers Inducements slippers Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, Boston, RchmoHd Petersburg, &c 81 exceedingly
low rats and far eoW New Orleans prices, their moderate
terms, with the deductions insurance Of and half
cent By this route and The European shipping being from
4shngs sterling less than the NeE Orleans shipping prices
all contribute to rendert
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities Tor transportation unequaled ~ any other
road now in operation, their We terri terminus PARK
ERSBU RGH, hundred and Ninety miles low
and most dangerous navigation the Ohio ThiI
enables in ordinary tie delivery Of goods certain,
but with dispatch, n Of other and the
ter declines tex advantages such the time Of delivery
Eidens other routes. that this s only
cheap, Reliable and Speedy Route.
FI3ght BY tins exposed weather than other
routes as there Is drayag the delivery being made PARK
ersbuigh under well shielded elevated from thence
steam Immediately TO The cars without being subject to
The Louisville Parkersburgh
boats without delay, does kegise the regular Cinerna
boats The Pittsburg boats direct Peterborough -
this arrangement the Company enabled . reoeye freight
daily Tor this route at their agency Nashville, Tenn
For further particulars enquire Of
H. H.HARRISON. Freight Agent
NO ?, corner Broad and Front streeta
mayD-6m
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TENHE subscriber seventy ofland the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, sd
joining the which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The land equal the BEST with abundance OF excel
lent, falling water, with the most beautiful building ute
coustry and the midst Of the finest neigborhood In
America. april4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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EDG FIFE I'D.
Sale EXtFaOrd ina airy.

Sale Extraordinary.
ON THURSDAY, THE 26th INST,
PROPOSE to bring largest LOTS made in
that part OF the city. The Lots will cer that day.
all the thcky settled portions and all convenient to the
business Of SHE; SHELBY,S S aDDTT I I1S ' "
S. So co. g. and Sc on The North side Of Russell street
Lot No % Of Hickory and Russell street, and 80 and 40
Lot No 10 Of Hickory and Faherand street, and 81
and a2on Pstherland street Also No 4.
Lot No 100 Of Oak and Woodland street
LosNo. l33 ahd 34 Gallan Turnpike Immediately adj
JOINING 'nS IN W0TSTON,S ADDITION.
Lots Nos IS "a and % Russell street, Of Oak Nos
IS and &c Russtret Nos and 10 Woodland
adjoining the residence Of Mr. Moore Nos and Cal
i''n iu'Op'A IN f0i BL00 IDS ADDITION.
Those beautiful Woodland street. o. also
B II and &c. the latter at hecrner Of Foster street. Lots Nos
adjoining Mr.. Canfes Shop and opposite Davidson
Canpbes Stores among tie best business BdgeheId
Lots 10 " In oSTE,S A fhHSTaFa SSss'
Lots Nos. 34 s. 6, 49, TO- II, Il, and 3D. all Galan
In HObsOn and WheIess First Addition.
-Four Lots fronting each 50 feet GAstn Turnpike, $40
deep, Of them improved This is the addition on which
situated CampbeIs Store.
the most interesting sale brought
TERMs-one years for sascto-
riy secured bearing interest and lien retained desire to
No. So in Shebys Addition For further information call
Z. R. GLAscocE, AuctOneer. mayI5-dtd
CORRECTION.
TEyE FARM advertised by me, the MurreesbOro Turnpike
four miles Nashville, is known the SMILEY PLACE,
and will be sold Monday 2d May the premises. 1t
acres, will be divided selling the Improvements
with 80 acres. -
mayi5-tI. A. v. 3 LlNDSLEI.
MEG *.
ON THURSDAY the 9th day June next the premises
will sell at public sale, Is 80 D. 7. McGavocks
First Addition to Nashville. The Lots front College Cherry
and summer Streets and are among the most valuable Lots IN
that sedtiOn.
Particulars in due tine
mayI5 A.v. .LIEDsIEY.
LAND FOR SALE.
TENE subscriber for sale seventy ofland on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville Gd
joining the which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
The land equal the BEST with abundance Of excel
lent failing water with the beautiful building ute
in the coustry midst the neighborhood in
America apri4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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INSURANCE.
Have Your Dwellings insured
WITH
Ma SH d MARI,
OFFICE, NO. 25 COLLEGE STREET,
mrIs-H Nashville, Tennessee.


IN Tuesday Morning, Gath OF May 10 o'clock will sell
W large variety OF Ich and elegant China, Glass Bohemian
Silver Plated Ware all Of which goods are fresh and OF the
latest and most approved styles and patterns.
HARDY BROTHERS,
mayl5 ~ Public Souayp
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
The Lady Of the Isle from raj e b Ma sout
worth, author Of e Retribation," . India" etc.
Pictures Of Country Life, BY Alice Cary.
Laly's Manual Of Fancy Needle Work
Erie Little BY Little, tale KOsiyn school
The Losing and Taking % aauraul.
Empire Of Austria. By John 8. 2. Abbott.
DiaTy0f Lady Morgan
Securing o. ne White Horse-illustraied-
The Methodist Preacher, 2 volumes
Bucklands Curiosites Of Natural History.
Eraeps L0a Life, a novel by Margaret sweat
Father and Daughter, By Miss Bremen.
Sybi Grey-TriumPhs Of Virtue
lady Of AIhzrous, by Lippard-
RIB Roy. for Is cents.
Guy Mannering, 2j cents
For sale BY JOHN YORK 4
apS.
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Magazines for May.
Harper New Monthly,
The Atlantic Monthly,
Peter ems Magazine
Lsslies Masazine-Fashous,
The American Magazine,
GOodeys Ladies Book,
ust received BY JOIN YORK & Co
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HiSfOry OF niddIe Te11eSSee.

hAStOTy u MAoute IemmesSeei
OR
Life and Times OF gen. James Robertson.
BY W. PUTNAM. e
Complete in onsOctayO volume. Price 50 80
For sale By JOHN YORK & co.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
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SMITH RV10nES a. 30

MPoRIERs AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE CUTLERY GINS
- sADDLkRI, ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTUs Ia a. IN
Z! PEARL STREET, RICHMOND vIRGiNiA iisy. In ~, 90
spring oes purchased mostly for cash from N.
s1Ls ana They would respectfully Invite Merchants and
sAudeIs OF virginia. North Carolina Tennes-ee Ni M,
market 10 examination same They Iii
se Their goods equal terms with regular hous. I'M sy
ke' Their stock embraces u goods
part the following articles viz: - oN'i N0"P'sish
scythes--urAin, Grass, Clover, German. Ae
snAhs' sckies, Grass, Hook, BriAr IIooks Cradle,
hoes-hllng, Wedding, Gubbing Garden-yariour op.u,..
Iron and Wood; forks-Hay n Manur.
ShAns-Coll, Trace, log, Filth, Halter, Breast &C. A.
see'-Cast shear, German, Englh,
mo,Sw Mare-ANels, Springs. Nuts, Bolts Washers Sc
bui,htg Materials Of every description
Tools Tor Carpenters Masons Tanners sadlIers suiIs
Lock-PAd, Chest Knob TIL stock Closet nc A.
iiorse ana Mule shoes-lIoTse Shoe Nails JTain.
horse aud Mule Collars large variety - - -
Burgers and Hoe Co Circular Ca; sm and p,oL
nfn's' bi1 surrups, bkly Webbing, Deers Hair Var
Patent and EnammSed Leathd and Lining SKIN, RAJ, Ba
..lN
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SPRING MPoRTATIoNs, 1859.
JOHNSTON a RRANsRnRn

IMPORTERS and Dealers In Hardware Cutlery Gum, Ae yn
Il OF the Cross Cut saw l23 Msin RchInoud Va 's
arc now In receipt 81 full and complete
hghsh French aud German Hardw snI
assortment Of Domestic Hardware We would VIZ
solicit an examination Of by our friend. ami H. h
sSheEaly, before purchasing elsewhere
OF 70 prompt customers, az low prices an be found
WAtTon seythe Grass BrAmble Blades Br,s IN
rSien English seyihe and GrAss Blades ElNe. Wedding Hing
and uruhhlng Hoes krades Co Iio,-
Polished eeding Hoes, scyhe snAhs stones and Ras
manure and Hay FORKS, and Msnure
MAJ saith AS', Vice. bou Tong, 3e. wroush Cot
Wosisnhom sons, and Rodgers sons Poskr, al IJ
ISry SCISSORS and kaHors CApenters Maehni,is ana C,
TOOLS virginia and Northern Horse
Los fhh Lock Breast Wen and Back Chain. Fsmy MAJ
OF All axes d. slmuons Co,
~ and Hand Saws Also sgents Strong Ro pi.ilrn
nnNNsfohD,
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CANALHOUTE OLYNCIGHUHGA NDnUCu-
ANAN.
sssszss.ssssssssss sasE.s%EEAs

II and Lexington ttOO 49,
On The is, dsy q July, ~ Edmond Co. ui com
her fIuing hf nj weekly line n Pssts en- he James
N'gr ksunsha Canal leaving Richmond usual on Monday
Wsfnestsy and Friday, ATOP ~ reach NeW Canton II ~
lgi sr"syine N " g. ~ me first Lynchburg II A NJ and
Buchanan ssdLeSingion q ~ ofus second az.
RETURNING
Leave Hucianqn at 4 81 and Ivnchburg aTIP N Hondav
"wednesday and Friday, reach scotsys Al tO ~ New can
Ton NJ - y ", and arrive IN Richmond
I hg connect a. Ncg Canton with the Tor Institute
totsfville 80 " '
PASSENGER nom The country win observe that BY h schedule
hey arv IN Richmond and Lyncburg O'clock The morn
ms and return home days ~ p VI nom Rehmond
and ~ y. NJ nom Lyuchhufr
see lime Of rrv tfrt.r-
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FINE ARTS.
NIEssRs. WV. sATTLER q Co. B

FINE ARTS.
NJ ESSHS. WV. SATr & Co., have the pleasure
I 70 Inform The aloying puhe that Mr. kNOEDLER ncces
% Goupt Co New this consigned "a arge
and select sssoiment Of plain aud coored Fnravings 1.-the
graphs and Photographic They will b. exhibition and
Zist sbd ga Of March, only
portion u he collection being samples only intended
Tor exhibition Ia Southern Dealers Fngraviur.
the public 10 general respectfully invited during
hoss days IN order o. have an Opportunity examine
isct from the whole collection
large the Fnusyngs kept by %, IN 10.
ture, and orders for others promptly attended 20.
Particular attention called the Phoouauhs a. the mos,
beautiful specimens d that yet evtaut
mb1s WM sATTLER A co isq Main q,
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u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
XORkTOWN, JAMEsTOWN, ANDl

Three Times Week between Richmond and New York.
TRNHE YORKTOWN, Capt Parrish leaves Richmond fir,
every Monday morning al o'clock CITY Point, SsL
o'clock Norfolk, o'clock, evening The JAMES
TOWN skinner Richmond Tuesday afternoon
City Point clock WEDNESDAY meInng and Porte
IN ,uth oeocE evening The ROANOKE Capt Couch,
Richmond Friday afternoon O'Clock CITY Point
% O'Clock Saturday morning and Norfolk o'elk syeiog
RETURSISG:
The YORKTOWN New York Pier i5 North River, every
Tfuaay afternoon O'Clock Norfolk PeiersbuTE and
ichmond JAMESTOWN leaves New oTk Pier 49, North
Tvc every saturday afternoon, o'clock, for Po5tsEoS 9TH
Richmond The ROANOKE Leaves SeE YORK Pier
North River every Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock. for Nor
fox Petersburg and Richmond
Page ateroom nelEied between Richmond aui New York
oaiv a. Meals passage, oniy e. Passage
lcridlk. by the river hosts
fsE frsieht OF passage other information, apply 70
IUDLAM WATSON,
Oasrr ouposite wharve-. Rirhu.rul
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RICHMOND a. PETERsHUBC ~ N
49, ~ 7szss 5sx & ..ssy,lgE

Through Freight
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTH CAROLINA
kOM the 9Th day Of March Of Septs.r n,, M
egh s1d accommodation trains rosd viii ay. RIgl
BOBd and Pettesbufg MONDAY WEDNESDAY ami ERIbaV
+" o'clock, A instead q 9 o'clock before.
Arrangements have been made
snd punctual forwarding delivery ali produce e ~
ohrr .e Of freight designed for alton either be,
Ween Richmond aud points between
Hsy greensboro Salisbury and Charlotte Carolina AZ low
rates without any charge for Forwarding
All such articles sent 10 Richmond shoud aud iaI
70 we care % the freight agent u the AehTaand
eTsbuTE Railroad a. Petersburg"
forwarded As 10 % tolls Roads south Of PrteT
,~hh they require 90 10 Psi Ralesh nfrm.t
may be had Al the Depot Of nl Company at Richmond
ou T. II. WYNgF, supt
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ACCOMMODATION VR,I

ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
CHANGE OF HOURS
M and amer April LIST the
company Viii run daily Sundays betv cen Mi ~
lord and Richmond Leaving Milford At ~ NJ AMI spri
In Richmond at SIS A. NJ. RrhnnJ
o'clock u NJ and reach Milford 80 p. NJ "
- fAAE the same 0 the Mall Trains
SAMUEL RUTH,
oVV,rp m N Superintendent Trains
Richmond.
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L A r. r y N rs
EFFERVESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT

L a II X y n rs
EFFERyESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
ns slsC.iSS ss. sSI sSIas, nth
ss5T. rsSssed Ss MOST s%a GS.'nS,s S has
u'' o. the Ned'I PI gLS', :. and Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperie
sps sn ~ GE i n to 'ps, The Mqer,
ron is comp s'nsss and greater eeaey may used With
BILIOUS AND FEBRILE DISEASES SICK HEADACHE loss
OF APPETITk, INpidEsilSN, AT SIMILAR CON -0s'
PLANTS. PECULIARLY INCIDENT TO THE
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted to tie by Sea and
Land Resisnlsin i,o Climates Persons Ofsedentsry Habits
Planters will and valuable addition to their h"'
With have used it, Ia. high favor and T.. deesana,
IN TORPID STATE IIvER-Ii render. gr.a, service
In restoring healthy action.
IN GOVT AND RIEuNATsM-r giye. the best satisfaction.
asln all symptoms snd many eneeiua
e1 TT s shS,s ssiI iS ov
BURN AND CosrlNENEss-Proyes Ii Medicine Of the
AcIDITY OF THE STOMACH, AND THE DISTRESSING SICK
Ms USUAL DURING PHEdNANCY edily and Nth
IT ATToRps TnE GREATEST RELEF TO THOSE AFFLICTED
~ ~ - gently on the bow
,nnamu atory tendencies. '
IN FACT IT Is INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE GEy
TIE APERIENT or PURGATIvE Is REoUiRFD
II Is In the form Powder carefully put I'D In boi, 10 .
dac delightful sTesn water poured upon tit pro-
Taken In the mOrnng with the Avoeson, ofth
exciting ahealhy and vigorous stomach and erran
enJoymenL the nvsid to enjoy msny ss
win mpgn nom which he mus. othewI be debared aud
Numerous testimonials from professional ether gentlemen Of
creAsing popularity for series Of years strongly aai
efficacy and valuable character, and favorable
notice Of an intelligent public.
JOHN a. TARRANT 4 CO. Drugviss
yeIO-ly NO. US dreeuwch 81. OF Warren, ~
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NOTICE. Is5
Ia @E E5lEgsEEH



To PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-yEW IRRiyGpNpr
tmPORTANr To ,rH AVRILEHs
zSHOCOH IIChEISAND THROEGH CHEtIKs
. GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
,,,,,,,, TWICE DAILY-sunday night eHceped-be,ween
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTINoEE PHIL
ADELPIIIA, NEW YORK ali ami naIn. W. -
quia Greek and Washington - ' "
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
To The Potomac River Is niles SPLENDID and coml M
70 Nasington 10 miles In all 100 miles hours
= Mours Of departure 6i5 A. 81, and G45P ~
80 baggage under charge OF Special Agent. CUFCKpn
THROUGH TO Washington, Baltimore Phlladelpha and Sv
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Passengers breakfast aud Ashland and dine an an,
eonIoabe steamers between Acluil Greek
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