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ConstituttonoI n,.c,se..

Many diseases that afiict humanity are inherited
heir looms fncm the diseased bodies Of sicky sifes
Scrofula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common of constitutional diseases. Now
care not how many generations the seeds of these dis
eases may have been established in the system,
ruptng the blOod-Iaa5toayS Re1t0udtiHg ReoludRt viii
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every part
Gle of diseased deposits, and I'LL the veins with
pure and healthy blood.
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Mnsif, piauOs, &f.

NA y - NC.
~ F. THURSTON Will resume his les .faA
-. sons in NucauZ1tun and on the Piano g
Forte, on Monday next, sept 6th. Hildl y
ORDERS may be Lett at his room at the Sc 1srl4S
aHuee Hotel sept3-u
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!Usr Wnlr EFRRY FAMILY wlsfs.

A GOOD cheap sewing MtcAine Price oniy s2s
~ ~ IS. 1srse Azri1nes bseai 0aly be kno~a 20
t1e1i pl-ce alluOst every Ansly. 10 sp-
pFuciais scv liseln there
l.Hs ali a4o salt seo4 chc2p easl1g A1cllnes
Cou1ty ttishts for tnc sale " tie NefIleGoa E
a. aS ssaond asntay >essiug ssaessine,
~lil lss@sr e-li 49, elef z2oSls lao = sliv 4kcLt
isT sai1l1lo and eel i.oolsls 0Sur B.
sss'z Aus1c slsse, lalo1 sltsei, b<tsesa IOless
al. C4erfy stseets-
:. B---faruCui-E -tssnti0a lzzid 70 rep.iFiag an
kiads sssias &-eli.ss y ~ sxeerlsaced a@As. !
4eftns C4k4.
i. FikzHNGss ss~las hAeAhss Depot
N4shtais, tsaa-, selal-a,~4~ly
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grD C5OOOs Clothing.
New Clothing Store.
!. WARD. ). NJ. RERNINGHAM. JAS. M'DERMor
Ward, Birmingham & Co.,
PRACVVCAAA TVAELONS,

No. 20 Public Square, opposite South end Of the
Market House.
NTTE are now receiving large and entire A.
w new stock OF FALL AND WINTER RIA ~
DY-MAnE CLOTHING AND GENTLEAEN'S IA
FURNISHING GOODS, most of which were IL
made up order, Of the Latest styles, ana can
not be surpassed any house In tie city. Our stock
is comprised part uf all the newest styles Of Over
coats, Froc and Dress Coats, all cOlors; Business
Coats, Ofice Coats, Cashmere Pants ana Vests, ia
great variety.
PATisNTHD SHOULDER SEANEp SHIFTS. large and ex-
tensvo stock, aud warranted 70 ft bctier and wear
better than any other make OF shirts Gloves, Neck
Ties Scarfs, Mulers, Crayats Self-adjustng Sucks,
Under Shirts, and Drawers, Hlif Hose, suspendeTs,
Linen Can bro Bandanna and Ponrcc Hanckerchiefs,
Travelling Shaxls. Robe de ChambTes Youths Coats,
Pants and Shirts Umbrellas, &c.
Piece Goods.
We have also a large and superior lot Of Cloths
French and Eugllsh-ali, Black and Fancy Colored
Cassineres of entirely st les, solid colored Gas
simerrs Of all qualities; Fancy Cut and Velvet Vest
ings Fancy Cashmere and Morsted Nesi!Hg, Creme
dine EestinP; which Viii make up % order IA the
very best ST. lie and guarantee nt 10 please the
wearcr no sale.
AfEX r. NICHoL solicits a call from his friends.
Ala Goods soid by us guarantee to be As repre-.
sented At time sale. We will also cut Clothing 70
order WARD, BERAINOHAM AZ co.
sept15-u
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1T is DELICIOUS TO TAKR.
Every Country ysIerehnn,

:, EssTy " IN II N Ia anr
Shout aot leave the city until he has procuTeI
ply OF AicLean' Strengthening Cordial Its,s rsnid
iy, because II always cures. A liberal - !,
be made 20 those who buy 70 sell again
CAJIION-bcNare Of Druggists ar esler. ~, q, -,
Try 10 pam upon YOU some btler or SarsaIlla lr..k
which they can buy cheap, by saying il Is iust .,
good Avoid such men. ask Tor McIean's Strengths
ening Cordial, aud take nothing else III The onI
teiledy 'aAt VIZ puray the blood thoroughly and,l
the same time strengthen the s. stem -AN
one tablespoonful taken every morning lust befo
breakfast, Is certain preventive for Cholera cam
and Fever yellow Fever any prevalent disease :
So Price on4y al per bottle six bottles tor "a
J. Ii. MCLEAN, -
Sole Proprietor OF tile Cordial p
Also McLean'S Volcanic on 4 Ifnu,e,,
Sc Principal Depot the corner OF Third =,
Pine street, 81. Louis, Missouri.
Hs-For sale IN Memphis by = Mansfield 4 70 Lob
son 4 Long, and by Ward * Jones at prob3ietor.
prices.
Springer Bro, and hay uiond 4 Patton -
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Claib0rne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE TENN
Removal.

rTNHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
Il old customers and friends and the public general
ly, that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand on Market street. TO No So in the large brick
building, lately erected the South side of Broad St,
where lie keeps constantly on hand aud makes to or
der the various articles embraced in his line of bust
He invites especial attention to hls large
ment of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE BRASS, &c, such
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, PlOw MOds,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn -Crushers Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog IrOns Candle Sticks,
and an almost endless variety of other articles
Jan. 29-tf ANDREW ANDERSON.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

l =" !" e. y
one Square one year, S30-eaeh additional square S1o
written notice must be given TO take nd stop Aa
Fertsements of yearly advertisers before lhe
pres otherwise we shall charge till done.
No contract Of yearly ADVERTISEMENTS viii discon
unuea F:.aout previous notice 10 wlany eharg
De made for less than one year al the yearly
So Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed Tor viii be charged for the excess. -es
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FIR ESH S TOCK

JUsT received to-day per Express, large and
81 well sriectea Stuck of aeutlcnea's
Write aud Colorci ilnsn Bosom shirts
White and Colored MArzeasies. shirt.
All les aaa patterns and warranted 20 az, for
s4.le l,w by a-aA J. IL AoGIlL.
tecih-1f
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NInacrWear.

(NF Cashmere. American, aad Saxoay WOOL Sha-
" ker Fifnuci, AeFino aad CCttnn UaaersHrts and
lrksers all sz>s 4ad maze, Juss received aud for
sale by J. IL AcGiI1
Fa.-fs
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Pianos! pianosi pianos.

fI'HE greatest bargains in Piano s.ss@<.-*z--ra
Il Eortes in New York cty can rsS@e<1se<5fE
be had the MAnufdctory OF CUM ! II
AiINGS X CANFIELD, 659, broadway, near Bleeeher
street. Planns PLAN aud ornamental Cases, Pearl
AMI Ivory Keys, at prices below ali competition,
wuuiesIle and retail. Every Instrument warranted
for " ears. CUMMINGS X CAMPBELL, E
oct1J-,l8n No 6J7 Broadway, New York.
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NvSSOI,xlYNON.

THE partnership heretofore existing between the
L. uHaefs.g aed, under tiie nTn name Vi IL b hofs-
lis \ Gu. IA 1srucery and Commission business,
Is tuls day dissolved By mutual consent, H. b. Aorrs
having sold las intcrest Hugo McCrcA kIsr part
ucr authorized the 81 the Elra IA iiqai-
GAl!ou. IA. b. AORRIS,
". HUOPkk HARRIS
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A CAR ID.

IN retiring frona lie baslcss desire 60 teneF my
Il sA4.aAs my aalaerOAs pstroas snd gFsoads ier
g4leF long and liberal patronage, aad N9siia Fee0la
uasBd iiiy successors, Asssrz- hr0a AeIA1 3 Ca,
gegtls4asa Ia eVsry TesIsoet worthy q ofeoehdenee
Il B- AOlllEiS-
Nashville. SEPT La, 1855 - -
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klaif Hose,
For neut.

rTswo Rooms, lafgs aaa admirably focAtsd the
IL corner n tae square aAd college, street foF tie
slesis-a y II. acGuI-
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PA RTN sHTP.

HAVING purchased the interest ef Mr.. a. b. Nor.
Il rls in tbs business of IA a. Norris a Co.. have
titt. iay associated with Mr. ". Hvoper Harris,
aud tl c0atiaue ia te Grocery aud Commission bas
ll4ess ~ Tie old stand HUGH AoCfit-A.
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Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys, and al diseases arising from

6tOmaClI
DYSPEPSIA, Heartburn, Inward Piles ACldIty or Sick
ness oi the stoniach, Iuilness Blood 10 the Head
duil pam or swimming IA the Head Palpitan Of a.,
Heart fuiiness or weight in the Stomach sour Fructa
tous, Choking or SaleCstng feeling whs. living down
dryness or yellowness OF the skin ana ives N,gbt
s~eas, inward feTcts, pain in the small OF tb, RsSk
Chest or eoes sudden bushes heat Ienressioo ~
spirits, Frghuul Dreams, Languor IespsDdencv o.
any Nervous disease, Sores Blotches on tie sin
and Fever ana AgUe (or Chlls and Fever In vii
also cure diseases of the Bladder and Womb such =.
Seminal eakness, lncOnt.nen, Of Urine str.pl,arx
Inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb or BlsaderI
Whites, sc. -
There Is no Mistake about In
ms Csdal VIII never faii 10 Sny OF NE abox.
diseases II taken as per directions on each botle 4,
German, English aud French.
over t2If N Million OF RotIIe.
Have been SOLD curing the past mouths ana IN M
instance has Il Jailed IA giving entire satisacton =
Who then VIII suffer from weakness or debiny x-b,a
AcLean . sirens theniug Cordial will cure youI
To IEe Ladies'
Do you wsh 10 be healthy ana stronr, Tg,ar -.
once aud get some Of Mclean s Cordial II UIlIi5y,.
orate and strengthen your blood Row through var
VEN, and the rich rosy bloom heath 70 70
your cheek again. kNery bottle warranted 10 gtvs
satisfaction s"s
For Children.
We say 10 parents, ~ your children ara stcklx n
ny, or afflicted with complaints prevalent arnon, ch,
Gren, give them small quantity Of Mclean d CrdisI
and II VIII make them healthy lat aud robust neis1
not moment, Md ls
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n CHANGE.

HAVING this day associated With me in the China
Hall J. C. naTden hereafter the style Of the Firm
Will be- J. C. Darden * Co.
oeIs c. Z. PEACIIER.
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curing discusses by natural Jaws. hhel Iaken n
healing influence is felt coursng through every ysn
OF the body, purifying aud aceelerating crculation
Oh the blood neutraiiZes any bilious matter IN ths
stomach, and strengthens the whole Organization
MeLean's Streng tenng Cordial viii enectuaIly curs
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Posi- Omce.

NAsES IiIE, March 20, 1855.
I,ROM and after the ist Of April, the Post Oce vii
II be opened on Sundays at hsu-psSt : A. and
close at "A. ". Open again al =. 81. and close at
p n. CA all other day tlle cice wild be opened
hlg past o, O'Clock A NJ and close az y Ociok, r.
II. . X. ANDERSON, roSt Master
mAr3l-u
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FTNHE STORE BOON ca Broaa street one doer from
ts.s eoraes ~ frsnt strect, nos osrapiea oy X.
l. N'KA.1xF Faszsssloa can - h1a il1laEsilatsly II
ossA.r4 ~ on siIe La ~ Januzry usN Apply ~
A ". 5Oa <eOS. Or
nsxfe-fm FISHER, WiELksS o.
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Congressional.

WAsuI> .rax. Narrh : -Srx Arr Tic VI ,rel-
laneous Apr priatipn I'LL is still unlcs deus
sion.
Many Senators of the opinion that an Ex-'
ira Session will still DO necessary.
lIorsE OF REPREsENrAriyEs.--The reports from
thu Committee Of Conference on tie Arm, iprra-
rriation. AMI other Bills concurlci IN the Post
Office Appropriation bill which was sent back To
tn Senate, on the ground that the in crttl clause
rni.ng pe-tn tc& was in eii"c rai>la; Atte'"aee
Mheh ,nu>t con,ti,ulionnlly oi'soair IN h.
House.
The POST Route BIZ has hctonr - l1aael Nil
amen lments. that Mr.. English rceariel new
onr. which passed. TIL, hil increase. p.r'age.
and uh,lishe> the ranking privilege.
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Another Battle with the Indians

Sr La,ls. March 3.-lrae Overland California
Mail with dates to the til Of February, arrived
hcre to-day.
Business in San Fran,i>ta VA lfi,a. in II
sequence oi the large demand from tie laters =.
\ band Of Apache Indians Wi, staie numter
# horses in san Eli1ary, We're pursued Iva mail
detachment Of mounted ltilcmen from laft Bliss.
under Lieut., lazcile, and an engagement os,n 'te3
resulting in the withdrawal Of the t;.ops. Wiz
suffered II loss Of five killed AMI three wounded.
Lieut. Iaarle Was mo"taily wounded. Tie IL
d,lrs who numbered two hua,,fcl l.ui It I'll
ht}lrl
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..,.,eeI, hoy. Dr.. Gardner Sprinp. Of the

'.>lsIRRI,--Isv. Dr.. Gardner Spring. OF the
20. Brick Cn1cth" Nv York, preached Soi-
mrn at Hamplcn sidney College, Va on Sunday
the Goth inst. Dir. s., was accompanied hy two
elders of his church VII, came for the purpose rf
inducing tie Rev. W. j. IIose to accept tho ASH
tant pastorship Of his church. This is tie second
call Mr.. IIuge has re, eivel from New York.
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nr Richard Randolph, formerly a pro-
II .. A,N.'r Of Cn'p"Pcr county, Virginia.
die a Clifton, Oh;o, lew days since, l'r.
Theodore Bland well known citizen I'll Prince
George county, Virginia died on the twenty-eislnh
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NARRTED.

On Wednesday evening tho Dad inst. at IL
house OF $. IL. Early, Esq, b. the Rev. ". IL
Kinckle, VIM A. BrRwELL, Of Franklin, to Sal
LIE H. WARD Of this city.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

CoRREcrioS.-The sale of negroes advertised
by Mes.r.. VIII, field & Burks, will take place to-
day. We were in in announcing yesterday,
as the day of sale.
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PnILIP BARTON Kay. recently k'l!"l in Wash
ington,was formerly resident Of fredericksburg
Va, where he studied law in the class of Judge
IomaX
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Markets

NV No&t, Mach 81 iour Isl -lr'. N'U.l-
EN- ~ II to- Il ~. Wheat i, il a,ter demand
and r.ces III shri> hithrr '.rn lon,aa'. hi'e
B,lr,N Nl March = ltar iem a. : l..
Wheat buo>ant White : 10 - / - Rcl 10
t. | "a Corn irm. " hic and icil ~ - II ~.
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ELrcri,x o" ofr'crRs N NILSSON CorN1Y.-A
CORES rontient writing irom l. sinS,ton March
l>t., SAYS:
As the Governor thought proper 10 set aside
the election ,f Fell Officers of the 2Sih Re: m'nt
Of virginia Militia. last fall rev ele'tisn was
ordered hy the auth"iiiv vested III Inn. aal the
same being held on the cSth day of Frlruary. the
following gentlemen were elcrlel For t.sotcl.
A. W. Witt: Lieutenant Cnlanel Re. T. Lyon
lst Major. II. J. Shepherd; 2na Major, Geo :.
Stevens
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Con mt.ees L Viz ,aure, Finance, a. ncre
also ap,oi.tcl. and The gentlemen cnn>'ttG' ;ns
the committee, will each be notified OF tie NJ.
ppiutmtut.
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LYF CHE II y & COLLE C.Ti,
h.ANa -. AIRa:INHA.


VNIE tltis lnstuiIoE II
] ON the II al ri i.i Arr
The ocalan ia & tn althcst and uet aectshlc In
the enr" oath; Al ' s;ndy both Glass cal ana
Scieuibc, al to . -, Nj Aucrean colleges
The Miiab Dep tt4int nithn efficiently maintained
dor the ~ Mr T. ia'tratlp ~ dnst" II the VIZ
gna Mti",a ins an recently connected with IL.
United ~tat,s C"ast ~'1Nat.
The soYcfRl pref Mill 1--we tisiyo charge Of thu
Grammar school In zen al b. horonshl,
pared tor eoiicge OF tHs ,u.ss
FACULTY
Raw W " wn'th. Chairman IF fhs Fornhy rrof s'r
Vt Mental knfi Mora ~cicnrt and nt History
LftuHol, q ttInws. Nj, Professor of Latin and
Bellies f4ittfs
H. CatLI, A. H. soessor Of the Greek Languaf0 and
l.iteIntur
Il. Blt tofcs 'or of Hathsmas aAl fn.trt
. It nrtirs
4. VI Professor of Const utionb IT,
u. b. II. u Professor Anatomy anu IlYs
ioogY.
GuisrrrE ADoLrno StAroRI Ill. D. Professor Of S.cetn
Languages
EXPENSES
Roard 81 per week washing 81 81 per month fuel and
igis $40 term Tuipu. s1n in the Grammar Schae, and
$50 IN ihu tnleRia" b'I'iri mont for half session
y Catalogues containing further Information, can hC "h
tanned by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty
Glt
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SETH Wool RODE
Two sro,sls ~ s"s, ,ccri,ed ."",'e' in


Z eDV Nh 4 \ - lo10Ivod We ronard
Anc lot, II 'ui uftor impurities think
hat farmers would n g. "a, interest /" call ard unns
II before bit in els V't#r IRBY SAUNDERS.
l.. s. W. Nri 1tta Timothy, Orchard Hue
Grass and l9rrgrr- St - tnG - its
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ls,ssnr aY:o> ,hrp,.tnr,.;np a.,r.ot"'.

D
laH- #,aa rs1u. slal.-t - ,,-tR' rrm ter IN
ami To- ttHru va t'tn, trN "Id ahd
: fhtS J. NlsRhlll
-. -. ft.- ,r IL. M Il NIl.Al IpS.
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HNlI GpyENs OATS,
/ - de- II it, GLASS \ Eh 4A'"f.
N1Ee-soGs As1so The .uI,.rr.: .a4-

NJ Ed-lpIs n NthtV, The .WlI-rr.: ~
~ nuii, - maxi ttr hEGt,ofS Of both
tho Ag,s 4 unnd , rat1iing Mechani, s4f#h
Baoktmha Aul talrit'# Hts& Ril the hir
prices cub III. ni Is erected brick hnidn.
lst or Iynri ,fc, Y'at F in tho Farmers la
where he rIEl'd. th4Srs et"ct"i buildings q
,cw1 to hoari ~ T., lshchhrg aalr
pni ken them they l'arcf
in tho in al ihr C.rp"iaIo,,
oct d, ,hnost' SETH WOOL ROOF
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1
'hnth III" ff Inl'ie Hld
n nj, fdsF lr,t#s'.u'l=t tin ~ N"'In
N"usi to III luttt and lttrt# :" TIE Nt" e"u',rtH
" - ir.i,la#H A, AA\liIi-
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NNTIHI
~ Ill rhk cldoctiHns al r'It TO- h,y .rl FIX
w chang. tYtn aud i'.lrfet -ai,a iii ur,ers ioi
s'""ks itrn H. au transact al bt,ncs ming
/" 4 general BfukinG All tpi'ccnan lIous'.
l"'v IL ~ q Hoi.CoMIiEA co
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uunethr 6r1r'y md Commission Bssstss II then w
house under the tyle kINNEl CO where th"A VIII
be glad I" AL then friends and the public rcneta>
SAMI. II Nj KINNEY,
mo = MASS.
JND IL FLOOD
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having 500 interest 10 John II Flood ake reasu"
it'HH ni ia the concern safe reishle aud bnsi
ia - 3" - T. As aui the puhif .
f. .#H. HENRY II. FLOOD
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A La, Node Cashmere business sacques,
NEW STYL LES.
Pants and Vests to match, just opened at
doc lsdtsI BURROUGHS e. sHArFR'S
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me; old " mes a"'l n'""dic-; eh";e' cid H,.

m
ty p;-c .IstoAica pure ii,aHt On; old Ms
comfy Apple M rtg W.. l7rgo - - ,1'"es: Liqu"rs
H. .t,,,,s ana Tor .a.G oy La. ROOKIE i G..
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MOTTTTT u
best they could be- and decent burial wa, ~ t"r-
ell at the expense Of the Rirhmnnd AMI P.'e"@-
burg Railroad Company. Weunlprstanl that tie
citizens Of Chesterfield will take up snbScrrti IA
for the relief of the afflicted widow and Der orphan
ehildren.-Rich. OiS.
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DIssoLUTIoNs AND NEW FIRMS.

a tnANsiE.-Ikc ro-pW rsnrrship srrrss,erc
N ing between The undersigned under the n'me ="
MCKINNEY co. has this day been changed BY Henry
Iod the said Arm having sold his interest III '"e
arm OF NJ Kinney & CO To John H. fl,od ,.
SAMI4 II. McklNNEA,
JSD. \ BASS.
FfEisr Any 18th. lisa HENRY u. FLOOD
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
Believe nnd Avoid Pain.

Pain is the penalty for violated law, yet in Gods
Providence pain is friendly admonition instead of
a vindictive cruelty. Were there no pain from a
burn we would be liable to lose our limbs and not
know it, die and not cognizant of our situation
Thank God for pain if not well, that you may dis
cover a remedy to get SPEEDY RELIEF, and be
careful in the future. Facts are stubborn, and if you
have a limb swollen from GOUT, EXPLANATORY
RHEUMATISM, BAD SPRAIN, aBURN, a long
growing and PAINFUL ABSCESS, you would soon
know it if relieved, without the aid of imagination.
H-The public are respectfully cautioned to be-
ware of SPURIOUS OIL, and to notice the name
of "a E. SMITH" and "GALUTIA b. SMITH" on
the label. ga. E.. SMITH" is also blown in the glass
of 8 sizes. The largest bottles may be had at 50 for
six bottles.
q Large bottles are ten times the cheapest.
Western Depot and Mandatory at the Ware
house Of
VAN LEAR, BRITAIN & HARDY.
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists, st. Joseph, Mo.
To whom all orders must be addressed. n46-d
WHITINGR s WARREN,
Wholesale Agents, Nebraska City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
THE
GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH GENTRY
Professor Woods
HAIR

Says the st. Louis, Democrat Below, we publish a
letter to DR.. Wood, OF this city, from a gentleman in
Maine, which speaks gIOwingly Of the superior merits of
his hair tonic. Such evidence must have its effect.
when coming from a reliable source. If certificates are
guarantees Of truth, the DR.. needs no encomiums, nor
useless pufery from the press:
bath, MAINE, Jan 20, 1868.
Prot. o.. j. Wood, d Co.
GENTLEMEN: Having my attention called A few
months since to the highly beneficial effects of vour hair
restorative, l was induced to make application Of it uDon
my own hair, which had become quite gray, probably
One-thIrd white; my whiskers were Of the same cbarac-
ter. Some three months since 1 procured a bottle of
hair restorative, and used it. 1 ssOn found il was Drov-
ing what ! Lad wished. fused it about twice a week. 7
have since procured another bottle, of which 1 have usnJ
some. can now certify ID the world that the gray or
white hair has totally disappeared, both on my head and
gaCe, and my hair has resumed its original color. ana 7
am now sixty years old my good wife at the age of If
ty-twO, has used it with the same effect.
The above notice 1 deem due to you for your valuable
discovery. lam assured that whoever will rightly usp
as per directions, will not have occasion to contradict NV
statements. l am a citizen of this city and a resident
here for the last fifteen years, and am known to nearly
every one here and adjoining towns Any use Won NAV
make OF the above, with my name attached. is at vour
service, as 1 wish to preserve the beauties o. nature in
others as well as myself. 1 am, truly yours.
A. G..
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01
For ChiLdren.
McLean,s FOIcantc Oh Linlmel

@iE proprietor 1Itu-
Also, HcLeau5s Volcanic Oil LINING
EPrincipal depot on the corner Of lld ind1
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-01

The best linlment in the =UrId for man or beast
Another Remarkable Cu
Performed by McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. ke
ltfOr yourselves
Thomas Ford, q blacksmith, living near Cas- a'el
Ienth street, had a h1raible running sore on hs i'-
lie trled various LinimeHts, SaIves, sc, bUtcou-d "
no good. He despairedOf ever being able tgworA al
Irade again, because he 50UId not bea- any weight y
fOOtj and by one bottle Of 1IcLeau's Volcanic OF LID
ment he is now perfectly cured.
Rheumatism, neuralgia. paralysis, bruises, spr'-L
STIFFNESS in the joints OF muscles, s~weill1S> ~
throat, earache or tC0thsche, sc, yield ~ the uasN
huence Of this wonderful Iinimeut. -.
FOR horse and cattle, il is an i~nfs1lible reDieL y
chafes, scratches, cracked heels, lameness, spawn is
Ia bruises, sWeiiIngs, wounds, Tattls-Snake Dtes
variOns other diseases which animals arc liable 70 ~
inJules or accidents.
Every country merchant should obtain a supplyoiG
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment. Il sells rapidly beau
IL alwaysCures.
liberal discount will be made to merchants who D!
to sell again. ,
ErFOr sale by II MCLEAN, proprietor, conner O
Third and Pine streets, St Louis. No: