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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

DARhuNs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID The Management beg 70 introduce 70 the American public
ANOTHER WHOLLY ORIGINAL DRAMA,
not adar ted om cid play 10 catch the caprice of the
WRITTEN EXPRESSLY FOR THE MUSEUM
By r. j. CONWAY. Esq.
tn sGccessu I'll drama,s. of this city snd entitled
QUE IRISH COUSIN,
ibis TUGsDAY) evening, a. IL O'Clock Terence Oava.
nagh Dir j. ". Craig Magic steward Mr. Thompson Mcs.
ey McGrsih. peasant MI oNer Toby shG wmsn. M.
land Mr. c. Hale scene-Interor of Terence Cavanaghs
cabin lapse Of ten between The first aud second
Act II New York. Daniel Downright. honest a.orney
Mr.. B.idgmar; Widow Downright. real American woman,
Mrs. j. j. Prior Downrighs Office IN Wall Room
Terence Cavendishs mansion Act III Filth avenue Az
TERNOON az O'Clock A DEAD SHOT. To conclude with
PADDY CAREY, THE BOY OF CIOGHFEN. The extraor.
binary exhibited here without extra charge include
Aquaris the oriein>l Happy Fsmiy, &c Admit.
all rs children under l3 psrcust
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THE AMATEUR ERFoRMAECE TO BENaFIT YaE
L AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND,
sPIcIAL NOTICE..
The rehearsal Of the play viii take place on the
ssre the Academy Of Music Nedre next March 30
81 31s O'Clock Z. M. J.W TALLACE. Director.
JOHN MOORE, Stage Manager.
EDMUND scHEMERHoRg, Chairman OF Prov Committed
ALtRTp l.. CAroII, Hon. Secretary.
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AMUsEBIENTy.

Bsppa no,,.,or r, Tas m,1.... w. ,,,
n. rss.s Of tho sess sli rs o. ssios on,,
'ss, s sns amt sss 5. i. . ss:
a ssa ana fourth aers capable seatins 2OO psr0nssa
Las s'x DAVE 6y OLD DRuRY - o 0'''
Week q ds s:,,
ssIosy AND CLEOPATRA.
s4sss NJ Ss aa Ma po ssssHs1s s Sy%
ai fsissT siIs g. ana s :. sA
As1ohI AS9 CLEOPATRA.
w.ss.a,, OLD ,S.s; NICE E.4 asS i You've NICE
-, xNT5sY AND CLEOPATRA.
la'H''' sve aNfo sfF' as II CLEOPATRA
FRIDAY e's'il HAa aoia' AND o1zorArsA.
s.r4'y 'ft sss.t Agr9 !, !; 80 sesG ss.v
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
ssEETT1E,EETgT on: ?, xn; y; EDDY
and poskivsiy last performance 10 this theatre.
y Lss.ees .xesu, g. L. Fog and j. " Lanyard
THE ALLIE o. new JERSEY;
Gen g. The Bou hsisN A.. aP gs.5.a,
Judith QUA sii ss Rsfz s sStsS A asrss
T'aEArRE FRAXGAs.
SIS BROADWAY.
10 knE SoiREE DxsosnEsRsr. '"rs''e"
MAkDI - MARS. 1859.
s''i 4 s1 IsS,i r1ss de
Mia EUGzNE SEN,
Milo LAuKErCE CHEvALaM
TAMBOUR BATrANT
ccneo'e vaudeville en- TN see du Palace Royale
Joures par Nile Eugenie sen Nile Jaae SouiheA,r n.
. enc representation de
JE JISE CHEZ Ma MEEK.
Jour(e par H. Pau Laba. Mile Laurence chsvAlsr, Mn
Tsllnl Deaan. Mime Taiot. Mn Eniie. Charles ct Leon
Ia FIiIE DE- DOMINIQUE
console vaudeville en- un ace du Theatre du PaA Royaa
Nile Eugene sen r0le de. Caiharine Biancol1n
-.ts r6ss par Nm Talot Edgard, Leon, ct c0meiAna
oeDRE DU SPECTACLE.
l. 1smhour Blatant Je Dine Cnsz Ma Mere; J, "a F1ls
d DopIuiaue.
LE GENDBE DE NJ POIRIER (du Gymnase)
lie bureau de location est oyer ous les de
du nsun, jnvou o reures do soir.
WOODS sISsg REF, BUILDING,
" s6i snt 56S Broadway, resr Prince street.
CROWDED NIGHTLY b. the elite sni fashion OF the city
elegantly dressed s lsalsI u'4ffsTgsoHf; ar1
VERSATILITY AND TALENT.
We. < wonderfully successfuI peDtonime
WOODS MINISTERIAL
sepess sTas9 evening i ssir popSiss scs
negro MlNSTRkI3Y,
IN OLD VAGINA 6TTLK
'00cuans win ri H ias s iRics y RsnsI%'ne
with all TIA couDAble ,ransormanous wonderful chAnes
uanonnssdy tricks magnificent sceuey ecoeska
''N'1 -A- 10y Al v SoSDs 2iHsrRErs,
e6, AND 56s BROADWAY,
NEAR PRINCE STREET.
Doors opca at e1k to commence q. * TNSsts ceuts
Children under ter. IS cepA
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yIyANTED--AN ENGINE. WITH UPRIGHT TUBULAR
w locomotive boiler. OF % TO 30 horse power Persons
having for sale will please call address Freeman
8. uton street, N. Y, stating the price, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

ITO OWNERS OF COUNTRY PLACES
i FERTILIZERS SUPERIOR TO PERUVIAN GUANOs
Mapes super phosphaes of lime first manuacturedn
this country lawns c and vegetable garden
all other crops Recommendations from hundreds who have
used II for ten years.
In strong bags 16O lbs each.
Etrogenized pphosphate lime bag 81 co. per $50
Mepes super phoe plate of lime, g $40, 40.
Potash super phosphate of lime " $50 IS.
of phosphate for experiment. together with circulars
containing full directions for he had free
application to CEAS V. KkPES, 14y FlHt0n street.
For sale at all agricultural warehouses;
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sxTAsTE 10000 WHITE COP WASTE. AT Reduced
w prices in lots to suit.
ALBERT VAN w1NKLE 2O5 West street
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TOR sALF-A vkRY STYLISH BAY MARE. PER
iecty kind and gentle in all harness. fifteen hands hig
and Is foe saddle be Also a buggy harness
win be sold chea Brown stable corne
of Boernm and State streets Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

A CERTAIN CURE FOR LEAKY ROOFS-IrDIA RUB
a bee paint only one gent foot warranted 10
i've years Applied only By H. j. y. EIEaY 564 GrAns
Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

A BOY, FROM THE COUNTRY WISHES TO LEARN
n the house pener trade Can fl,rnrh the
to respectable gentleman Call address NJ d.,
1853 % av., for tao days.
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WAX FIGURES FROM PARIs-PRICE FROM $40 TO
w SEQ sale at SO East Twelfth street. three door
of Broadway In the hardresser's.
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LNoR SALE-ONEPAIRO OF BLOOD BAY HORSES VERY
handsome well matched and ins style and old
l5a hands high without oemish one pair OF
yearly snds high; stylish brown horse l6N
hands high splendid action suitable Tor arrived
from ST. Lawrence county. Can he a. ls3 Wes Nine.
tfepth street. STEP AENs.
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SLrANTED-TO LET LsDIKS AND GENTLEMEN KNOW
w that IL they with their hair beautiful black or
brown purchase hox of George
Liquid Hair Dye fer thirty cents box Each box
ans hair dye than usuay sold for dollar and II
the best In the world: viii DjGre the gloss
delicate hair Sold ut the drug store 500 Grand
Allen; at Mrs Hayes, LIS Fulton street. Brooklyn and by
all druggists.
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TOR sALE-A FINE YOUNG BLOOD BAY PACIaG
horse stylish in single double hsrness suitable for
me light work. Inquire 324 Eighth eveaue corner
. Twenty enth street
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uELMBOI.D'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU-FOR DISEASES
IL OF the kidneys, gravel. dropsy &c.
Eeimbolds extract Of Buchu, for nervous snd debtaed
sufferers
Hembeds extract Of buchu, for loss OF memory, dmness
lassitude of the muscular system.
Hembods extract Of buchu price 81 per bottle delivered
TO sny address. A. B. ID. SANDS 4 co, whole
tail agents No. l4l William street. New YORK. Sold by all
druggisls.
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LNOR SALE--A BAY HORSE EIGHT OR NINE YEARS
old sound and hind, fast otter also. light
price S5 coat $3.50 little used, city made warranted Apply
ut 1862 Varick preei.
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TErhN1En--A COOK IN A SM AL PRIvArE FAMILY
w she mus thoroughly unders nd her husinesI middle
aged preferred washing ironing required
must good rrotesants need apply at 81
9th at near University place, for two days
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THE TRADES.

A PERSON WHO UNDERSTANDS FINISHING AND
"A forwarding In the binding business learn of good
chance by addressing H. A. Co., box e57 Providence K
Rest of references required.
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lTaNlEp--A PROTk SLANT GIRL. ABOUT Is YEARS
w Of age well recommended assist The of chill
drer and other ish work apply at "a Warren place,
Charles
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GHOCERIES.

Wadron Egleston Co; Edwin Bates Co.; Co.
hen Willis g. Co.; Matthiessen, O'Hara Co.; Pier
l. ~
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nA1r.moAu soEInnul.Es.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAu.ROAD:
leave Nashyilleat leA. a. M; and at s. p, m.
Arrive at l23 q. N and u PA. 's
[BO.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis,
except he tain leaving Nashville Saturday
night
LThe night train from Nashville eonneetat Chat
tano0ga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
TBOtil trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road
both trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the SheIbyyille branch.
TThe day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahoma with the train on the McMinnville and
Manchester road.
THE day train from Nashville connects at
Decherd with trains on the Winchester aud
Alabama read for Salem and Fayetteyile.l
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 8 a. m, and 2:55 p. N.
Arrive at g. a. m, and 6:20, p
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAnRoAD:
Leave Nashville at 7:48 a. m, and 2:Ss P. m. tThe
morning train carries the mail.
Arrive at 3:97, q. m, ana $50, p. ~ The evening
train brings the mail.
Ep9RFTglD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 2, P. m.
Arrive at TO- a. N,
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WASHINGTON, Dee 2I-ghe steamer Anscosta.
which hastily LEFT shingson several days ago has
n0tfnng 20 90 with the Maryland oyster difficulties
as was surmised but is On secret Government ser
vice, the hatUre Of which cannot be asceralned She
Is fully armed and equipped.
Senator Brown, Of Miss, minated TODAY his in
tentCn 20 attack that portion OF the Preside at mes
sage which suggests the Judiciary the proper
tribunal TO afford an adequate remedy in cases Of
Interference with the right Of the hssiave
in the Territories instead of recommending Congres-
sional action for their protection
The proposals for the remainder of the three mil
lion dolars Of treasury notes were opeIed to-day
The bids amounted TO about S575,OO0 The sum Of
1000 was taken at 81 per cent the balance will
be distributed pro rata among the other bidders,
who AL offer per cent ~
Arrival OF Jhe Arago.
NEw YORK, Dec. 2s-The Havre steamer Arago
has arrived a. New York via southampton with
The Hon. W. II. Seward is among her passengers
He.was received by large asSemblage and a salute
OF one hundred guns. fa
Lord Va dehOuse will be the second British Plen-
potenuary 10 the Peace Congress.
Marshall Randoh the French war minister has
resigned -.#-.
The Moors twlcs attacked the Spanish redoubts
and were repulsed with loss OF 800 killed ard
1000 wounded 70 spaniards were killed and 800
wounded 80
Nrw York, Dec. 2a-IOl5, p M.-The ship soul
mouth from fleetwood for Savannah has ben
wrecked. The crew were saved
Fatal Railroad Accident.
AUGUsTA, Ga, Dec. ga collision occurred on the
Central railroad on Sunday morning, below Macon
One negro was killed and five seriously wUunued
-one white man mortally Others are also injured,
but It is difficult TO ascertain the particulars.
From " RshingtOn.
WASHINGTON Dec. 8.-HOUsE.-After desut0rY
discussion the I'D ballot was taken resulting as Ii-
lows total number Of votes ZOS, necessary 20 u
choice los, Sherman I0l, Maynard %, scattering A.
Adjourned.
TAe Steamer Grenada reported Sank.
New IoEK, Dec. 2s.-Tbe steamer Grenada is re-
ported sunk by the ice in the North Biver tonight
River News
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2S.-The river is rising with u
feet water in the canal
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HARDWARE

Courtney Tennent Hyde. Gregg & Day; GRAY
sley Il Pr;ngle Wilmans i Price II. F. Strohecker
Allan L ~
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4AkDsDaTEs,
ArTORNEY GRNERAi

We sra auhOrzedtO anDOunce WI. a. HRIEE candidate
M Attorney Generated me Juicia Circuit contracting he
ecuntiasos Summer Williamson and Davidssz Eieion rt
Nav oee3 a
We authorized to CARY A. HARRIS, Of VII
iAmson eOuay as candidate Attorney General for the
des Circuit composed OF the counties OF Williamson Davidson
and Sumner 0cti4 tds
We are authorized to BAXTER SMITH, Esq Of
Sumner, candidate for Attorney General of this (e 9th
judicial Crcu ompOso Of the counties Of Williamson. David
and SanE@
We AuthorI, to Jas E. RAINEs, Esq, as
candidate the flee Of Attorney General for the Ninth Jud
ca Circuit composed Of the counties Of Wisson sunnsr
and Davidson. Election 10 May, 1860
Wsars authorized to s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county, canddaeO Attorney General Of the 9th Juda
Circuit. Election, May, lisa.
oct9, S9te
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E. r. Stoddard & Co., Forge 4 Metchell Hasel
tine & Wsllon d. F. Fleming & Co.; Durham
Taft q Co.; L. A. Pripge Go.
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COMMERCIAL
Monetary.
Cineinnatl nTarket. nec. er.

k0NET-Tke money continues Stringent, aud the
supply Of currency light Excha &c firm at fun
bo0S AND PkoNISI0Ns-H0gs dull under the operation
OF large receipts and prices lover light weights selling
low e5S and 20 ponnds ges saleable no
go % Receipts since Saturday 20 06O head Sales Of l0
be at - 7J5lJ Market closed Irregular. Holders
Provisions increased disposition sell day prices
dtei ned Mess Pork was oded quite freely SIG Lar
hered freely at lc but buyers hdrsE and ed 9c
Bacon dui sides are offered At 9e, shoulders Lomne ITO
hhds clear sides -Old at Zoe delivered February LIST
BkE aDSrCFFS-The demand for III limited and the
market quiet 540 for spefne and IS 50 for EXTRA.
HeAt quiet but firm at 81 e39i IS for VIII and 3s8
10 for prime red Corn In good demand and prices tending up
zand
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rTarkets br reIegrnph

NEw YORK, December % Cotton armsal,s OOO bslesi
Flour armsales Il 900 bbs 2O95 81 MoIasses 5aa53
cSosSATI December esMes PORK SIC; FIour-sIes 98I1
bbs eO95 AZ Whisky-sAles 1900 bbs eeH Sugar $50.
NEw YORK, D=c .ss-Ip5 p -Cotonsaes Of three days
$50 bales, Of which sPsculaors and exporters 600
bal the most of which for export The market
Some circulars that prices irregular and quotations
barely sustained Bresdstufs ha decpng tendency. Sales
unimposn Prices for all articles easier, quotations
are unchanged Provisions quiet ConsOs s5gs9Ss&
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GAIT HOUSE,
LOUISVILLE, XIV.

gTyHE ProprietoB Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large indEssse Of travel from the opening OF the Louisville
Railroad hare enlarged the Hotel to dousle its
former Acy With and eEtsaaVe Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms &c
The public may rely that the Eeesned reputation c. the
HoCsK, strictly first class Hotel shall be maintained
This House conveniently located for ,ve East West
Louisville oce Jacksonville Railroad, having di
railroad Nous all korhern and Eastern Cities and
LandIng Mail Line Steamers for Cncin
natl and the e. hiu square Of the Rote.
II ? Beggs, the Gait House to all the principal
points, North, ~ est.
II P Time frOl lsvlle TO New Verk 80 hours.
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sURSCRTBE.

Now is the best time to subscribe for
the UNIoN AND AMERICAN for the year 1880,
ss you can get all the numbers for the
year.
It is also a good time for those whose
time is about to expire to renew theirsub-
scription tor another year. Send IN yonr
orders. and the cash in advance
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TO THE
M Il IL G. Ell A n II S
OF THE

w. undersigned importers and Cbbrs the city Charles
ton in the present excited state Of the county, deem
proner bring Of thentror merchants the Rms
patronage custom The majority OF have been
long esab5i business, and from experience well
acquainted with the gSns Of this section Of country All Of
hold sentiments tie agatng question Of the day
slavery and all Of DESIRE far Practic be to become
commercially independent Of the North We have desire to
energy ard enterprise Of the Merchants Of North
I'm sble supply goods liz respect
lines favorable both price and credit,
merchants any city in the Union. We facilities 70
obtaining gSSis from Europe surpassed ant curtin
PsaOus from abroad large Notwithstanding the re
ports contrary circulated by hOss who haze knowledge
they whoss interest prompt them to m!slead
American goods obtain from the manufactures favor
able any JObng Merchants Of the Northern cities
Why should abe sell favorable terms
othersl
able determine 10 DO s)snd all We ask Of il,
to try this MARKET lay preudceor only preiu
dioest your prefer goods from Few York to those
from Charleston up encourage sesPOrs
nerhArts II cannot do what profess
yery little nc' nvenence for opportunities
leaving railway offered twelve hous
Our complete by the Is February and it
man of those Who have heretofore
chased Il their goods in Northern will give Charleston
trial this Spring
Charleston, S. c. December 18th, 1859.
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The BIBLE PASoRAMA will be removed from the city
after this week. and if there is any one in Nashville
who has not yet seen it, he should do 50 right
away 1t Is a rare thing that fine a specimen
of art is exhibited in city, and the thousands
who have seen it during the exhibition here will
bear testimony to its faithful deneation of Sa-
cred History.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec 28,-The river is rising with
feet water in the canal.
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&&kA~@S-S Whisky now we'll known "DaIy'' Arc
ma:ic VALLEY Whke " has established reputation universal
renders difficult orthe keep pace with the
demand This the result Of peveng energy In Its intro
duoton sustained by determination adopted at the outset and
neyerfOr departed from, original purity
unrivSled excellence should continue 10 the end
rhs fate attendant Upon all such successful Efforts
has oVersken the usctuer 1t initiated BY unsrGpuou5
mpoors AID inferior and spurious article palmed upon
the community, the great dement Of the public
injury the manufacturer both in emOHment and we'll earned
repute Every EFFORT has been made guard sanst this paev
by Copyright Of the Label AID by peculiar snaps Of the bottle
cdEi08 the public sgnSt this imposition upon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such information
hos NlO it. by having been vmEed otherwise,
will enable protect the public and self by
the of the The genuine Dalys Aro-
matte Valley Whisky" put Il bottles EACH with
ht yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow wax With the pro-
prieors stamp the and fac smile signature Of PRO
prietOT the label All oth,r articles imitatOns
Consumers can dependupO getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Hhskey It Il sold by the bottle and in
only VIM II. DAILY,
10 South William Stse New York,
ep2I-dsm Sole Proprietor
Who Invented She Sewing Machine!
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Do you wish 10 be healthy ana strOnEE linen 90 AZ
once ana get Of McLean's Cordial II viii
strengthen and nvigorate your whole system, causing
healthy and pure cirCulaion OF blood TO dOw through
every vein and tbs rich, rosy bloom % health to
mount 10 your cheek again.
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We say TO lr-nts II your children are sickiy, punyS
afflicted with complaints prevalent among children.
give them a small quantity Of MsLeans Cordial eld
1t will make them healthy, fat, and robust. Delay
OF a moaant. ny n. and Won viii b e1nyinceA.
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This Cordial viii never fail to any Il the abr
diseases, II taken per directions each bottle,
German, English. aud French.
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A. O. ~ C.-We are requested tc state that there
will be a meeting of the A. o. NJ. C.s in the upper
room of the Court House this evening. \ full at
tendance of the members is desired.
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IInports and Exports at New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec a4The value # the iup-rts this
for the past eleven months Is STOOOO, against I55ORO
F the corresponding months the previous year TIE
the exports ia the time ss25OOO0 against
T5n0 nO
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GUNSI GINSii GUNsgIt
EEV n an a nj 81

GUNSI GINSiI GUNsgII
MA CEY a an N a l. n ON,
NOs ~ College Street, Nashville, s'roRnss
WTAvR lust received superior lot Of Sporting Pieces ads
heir order By the celebrated Gun Makers Rnglsni
Fiu6 3.nbb Twist, made BY Hollis 4 SHEATH
Fine London Twist do MuFtim~E-
Fine Lamenated Steel de 0rs-noEeh-
Fine Wire Twist Do Collins.
Frsnch Pattern LAHenttsd Steel. made By Cciiins-
Lansnated steel. unvarashe wy b. r-eooash
Common Wire Eist, Double and single Cana b. EiaE.
n ans have hem put with EVER tee hicgs
Hng shipped Thev IT'D and lengths. a1 veil e
ted 70 The Eznts the sportEnen Of his Community.
They large assoTtment % k HsEsTerl
al knds Derenger Pistols 8knt Belts PO~der fissEs- Ee
Proof Gaps, BaldEns and Beg Gun Wadnr de
SporDg Powder Caps, Primers buck snooue Powder Eiey
PAisnt Wire Cartrges fOr deer so VIA back
- which We iaVle ths attention Of Ihe plblc
7
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CITY NOTICES.

HAGAE & TREASOR, No. Union street, have re
ceveG Frar Leslis's Gazette Of Fdshien for January
They arc agents TO take subscriptions.
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1t will be seen that H. II. HAYNES has resumed his
business as agent for the sale Of negroes. Mr. II.
has had much experience in his line of business and
will give satisfaction to all having dealings with
him
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Fever and Ague,

hom sl.ich mankind snher over large pkrt Of he
globe, IS the Consequence Of diseased action II the
system, induced BY the poisonous fissn Of yegeshle
decay This oxidation Is evolved b. the actin 81 solar
heat wet SOIL and rises with The watcEy vapor from
a. While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
fingers the earths surface and the virus is taken
Nth through the ngs into the blood Th.Te il acts
as an Irritating poison On the internal vyeera and
creiing organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails to sceTcte not only this virus but also the bile
from the blood. Both the yirs and the bic accumulate
in the ercuia alton, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympahze with the liver, and become disordered also
Finally, he instinct Of organism IL IN an ATTEMPT
70 expe the noxioas infsi0n Concentrates the whus
blood &C the body in the internal excTetores to force
them it out. The blood leaves the surface and
rushes TO the central organs with eongesve violence.
This is the CHILL But in this effort it fails. TAen the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the eentl
organs and rshes to the surface II in another effort
to expel the irritating poison through that ether great
exeretory-he skin. In this also il fails, and the sys
tenn aban6ons the attempt exhansted waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These ere the fits LIrnxysms OF FEVER AND
AeUR. Such constitutional disorder viii Of course I'M
dermine the heclth If it is net removed. -,
VS. have labore.l 20 find and have found an antidote
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