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n THE VACANT JUDGEsHP At MnIus-The Memphis
aFpeal Of the 2Sth says: ' 1t is s2il-to be fixed
So that ov. uu5RiS, accordance with the ex-
pressed wish of the bar Of this city, will appoint
Csc Dnoy. Esq TO the vacant iulgcship in the com
mon law and chanccry courts Of this city. The Sc
lection would give universal satisfaction. not only
to the bar Of this city but to the great body Of our
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For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
Neare authorized TO announce JOHN E. EDMUNDsoN as
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county the election
octa5. I'd
We authorized TO announce JAS NJ. HINTON a eand
election for the ocs Of Sheriff of Davidson county
at the ensuing Mach election sep28-sd
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, NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at l0l. a. NJ; and at s, P. m.
| Arrive at l23 a. m. and Il ?. M
FBosll traiISs connect at Stevenson. for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
rThc night train from Nashville connect at Chat
| tanooga with the trains on the East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
IBoth trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
TBoth trains connect at Wartraee with trains
on the ShelbyTiIe branch.
THE day train from Nashville connects at Tul-
lahoma with the train on the MeMinnville and
Manchester road.
TTbe dav train from Nashville connects at
Decbei-l with trains on the Winchester and
Alabama road for Salem and Faye.teyile.l
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
/. Leave Nashville at a. m. and $50 p.
Arrive at q, a. m, and 6:20, p. M.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at AS a. m. and 2:3S p. IN. IThe
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at 1897, a. M, and $3.50, p. m. The evening
train brings the mail
EpGEFTELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at 2, p m.
Arrive at 10. q. N.
A BEAUTIFUL SENrnlESr.-The following beautiful
verse contains sentiment which many of our read
ers will recognize in feeling they have no doubt
experienced, but never known how so tohchingly to
express:
s0h never breathe lost ones name
Wren those who loved that name nigh,
Il pours a lava through the frame
That chokes the breast and fills the eye:
It strains chord that yields too much
OF piercing anguish in its breath,
And hands Of mercy should not touch
string made eloquent by death :"
Died,
On the 9th Instant LEE PE2cEY SOC of s. II Martha
Ann Naming aged one year and three months.
FOR Revenue Collector.
authorised and requested to JSo A MILES
for Reeaue Collector Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. dec30 dWtdt
The Methodist Sunday School viii onsht
at Andrew Charge Church.
WILLIAM d. MORROW, Secretary.
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CITY NOTICES.

WnLIAM's BIBLE PANORANA.-0ur citizens will bear
IN mind that this afternoon and night will he the
last opportunity they will have of seeing Of the
most interesting panoramas ever exhibited to the
American public. The universal attention that this
painting has commanded from artists, and the bes
judges of country, striking evidences of the
fact that this painting stands alone upon its superior
merits The exhibition will commence this evening.
at O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hail. also at y o'clock
at night.
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FHeVar and AcnA.


from which mankind suffer oFer a large pat Of the
globe, IS the consequence Of diseased actin in the
system, induced by the poisonous masm Of vegetable
decay This exhlaton IS evolved by the action Of solar
heat on wet sod, and rises with the watefy vapor nom
t. While The is below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the earths surface and the wins Is taken
With It through the lungs into the blood TkTe Il acts
as an irritating poison the internal vscera and ex-
eTeting organs OF the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails to seerete not only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and she bic accumulate
n the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympahize with the Gyer and become dis0rdered also
Finally the instinct Of organism if in an attempt
70 expel the noNOus Infusion, concentrates the whole
blood &C. the body in the internal excreores to force
them to cast it out. The blood leaves the surface and
rshes to the central organs with eoneesve violence
This is the Chill. But In this effort it fas Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes to the surface if in another effort
to expe the Irritating poison through that ether great
exeTetOv-he skin In this also it fails, and the sys-
tenn aband0ns the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or I1roxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of IN
dermine the health if it is not removed.
We have laborel 10 find and have rouud artidote
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We are authorized to CHARLES NJ HAYS ssa
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk ensuing March
ton decIA-td
We authorized announce E. a caadi
date for Criminal Court Clerk uIy6-td
Wea authorized E. n Patterson, csndi-
da sor Clerk the Criminal Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. may25-td
We authorized JoE sHhE, Eqr ac1ndi
date reelection to the Office of Criminal Court CLERK the
next March erection.
We authorized RoBr H CAMPBELL a candi
date Ot Criminal Court CLERK the ensuing March election
augI4-td
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.
L Tx. u IN r-l.r-r An-n CD I'm rA-l,1, II


RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
XPREss Freight Trains ona the roads On and after the
81 24h December, 1859, through rates from New York TO
Nashville:
First Glass per 100 I 81 GO Third Class per 100 lbs, 81 I6
Second Class, DO l IS Fourth Cas-, do %
Hats Caps and Bcnnets, p
Time from savannah and Charleston to Nashville, hree tn
and a half and four days
ard nine days.
Intervening Sabbabs the abnve variations Le
freight trains AZ O. sunday three lines
No deteEtiCns by Overcarses and damages
ce2 damages sea- promptly adjusted b. the Mash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
deca2-G r&B W ANDERSON.
a FINE FAIsLOR GRAND PIANO.
lust received at Laeh;s Music store. Call and try
=
a HALF Chests Green and Black Teas Of qualities
mSy2I VESSEL & THOMPSON.
HARPER,S MAGAZINE, Tor January, received
by [dee 90 JOHN YORK 4 co.
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DALY's
AROMATIC VALLEY
w III / S X Il Y.

n this age Of aduerats and ls,erous Liquors Is
Of satisfaction Re able introduce % public notice The
aooVe arce-aa arueie OF uni Iel ny, ana osins
no qualities except CD e. have the cost hvorah at1ence on
s rods Of soil on tie hanks Ct the Rhine produces the
grape which gin flourish nowhere else f[cra whose juice fro-
eeeds te Joh Bnshcrg, the choicest vine ia he world
quality uaubfscfurd into cigars. ireoEpar
ably superior 70 that o. & product o. tfer soil Anita
has iorg supplied the Eor viii super -zceisut article Of
snun from such obe-o cannot be induced 70 grsw cheshire
In ike il has long been known that lited tsry
yingin tn valley of tie MonouEasla river eScas Wy bring
ation produces whisky q zach suIeria i've ehr aces
By process recently discovered and now kn-vn only uy
mauaicurer he gran r. the Ch0c st spot u This favored
locality Is made 70 yield
The Aromatic valley HhisksT,
which no Othe can st,nd iasfsni's eosplrssn
have apprehension being acc1s=t o. plbifin
Eartnabe. exaggerated eLe0mum. 70 any ~hl viii
II is nov The staadri article all q easr hstsis ard
city York Is irtro4ured u
assumes it, leading position,
Awarded the Palm OF SgPsriOrity,
and the demand forit teco~es t.ling ssialI shed
It's dcinal properties such that wh l- IFS t7fc e.
fee pi-astut and graceful irsst pernt
ns1t influence upon the onsuiution
analysed sample Il raiy's Aromatic Valley Whs
Ky and had 70 e P's asfaes Of 1ne favor. ard HhOlt
New YORK. JAS R cHILToS. N. D. cAeuist
sTarE AssAYsE's OTTt-E, - Somerset ss,sst,i
Boston April r7th, l3-s
VIZ. II. DALI, New Yesk - che 'ie anaiya q
y1lr Aromatic Vslhy WHISKY, fad pEes fu ffr0red
hBs WHISKY, containing inj u E, and
l would recommend suitable medical sad pailio Pur
posL CHAs. 7 JACKSON, Sac Assayer,
VIZ H. DALr:--Yoar A. onao vaI.ss whssy i, rses ,ri.
and after careful Baiion, fld Furc -,
entirely seeI ne sisffrHg iists fFezsszig
Eset Yours respectfully.
JAS. ). HAPzs, AnsI5t.eas Cisnizt.
? Consumers depend up1n rtttinga pure srce when
they buy Valley WHISKY, s y boe AID
only. VIZ. DAILY,
- soath si'iian street.. NeE York,
Sole Prepfstsr.
For sale in NashviIs by KAwORTH a 0LEHN.
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Col NIGFALI- recently elected United States Sena-
tor from Texas, was in Memphis the 10th, on his
way 70 Washington.
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FIRENANs' BAlL--A Ball will be given on Monday
the 9th of January the anniversary of the battle of
New Orleans, at the Court House, for the benefit of
Capitol Hill Fire Company, No. L.
TICKETS S5.-Can be had of any of the Committee
ConuTTEE.-T W. Stephenson, NJ NJ Henkle
Jr., J. D. Musgrove \. D. Creighton and J. H. Strick-
land. I'd
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SON RR O's.,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS.
STEAM AND GAS FITTERs,
No. Is DEADzsICK STREET,

NASHVILLE, TENNsSSFE.
ME hare hand and for sale Sheet Lesd Lad P 49,.
w Water Closes Wash Staues, Lin ara Fsrre 800 -
PuEIps Hoses Eydants, Bock Tin, - ttrss sfr1t
Water Rams, hrougat lren Pipes fer Gas I'D iItesi I'm a.
incss Also Gsnoe Wolves. ohsct Valves CmneclIsn Co.
Air cockSCaure Cocks Gong Balls steam Whstles
kners Of every description % lit The shove ke psl = ~
0lcntry can have pipes cut and Eed b. send< rs.
n b-Asrnts for HArTiAon's aatsa Coal arf Wzs s,,t
haESe" septl8-dlHAu6m
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Dry Goods.

Gillilands, Howell & Co, Hyatt, McBurney & Co.
Johnston. Crews & Co.. Crane, Boylston & Co.. join
c. Minor & Co.; Kerrison & Leiding Chamberlain
Miller & Co.; J. 5. d L. Bowie & Co; Robert AdgeI
q Co.. Nayler, Smith d Co.; Cadow, Mckenzie Il Co
Direct Importers of Plantation Goods.
Andrew McDowall; Ravenel, Huger & Milliken.
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On the 9th instant LEE PERCY Of s. H. and Martha
Ann Manning, aged one year and three months.
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lReportea y Ii. H HaRElsos, Steamboat Asent.l

Reported BY II. H HARRISON, Steamboat Asentl
The river is now on the rise rapidly with twelve
feet on Harpeth Shoals Our landing is now in
depIorable condition. Our city authorities are not
probably aware that if the completion Of the land
ing is not more speedily accomplished that it will
be serious drawback on our commerce. OF late
we have received information from our eastern cor
respondents. complaining that our cotton shipments
are in the most filthy condition of any cotton that
arrives cast not excepting Cairo-that the marks on
the bales are hardly discernabe as well at least
an inch in depth of mud stain the entire outside
Of the bales that The article for their market is
mostly for manufacturing purposes, and the loss
sustained upon that unfit fer the manufacture of
cloths having to be transferred to discolored batting
deprecates the bale at least $3.50. This drawback
upon our cotton brokers places them upon an I'M
quail footing with cotton buyers more favoraby cir
cumstanced.
ARRIVED
E. Howard, New Orleans
Jacob Poe, Cincinnati.
Lightfoot, Cincinnati.
Rock City, Tennessee River.
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Acacia Cottage, Padueah.
EXPECTED.
OOneNagO, Nlnclni&NL
Eastport, New Orleans.
st. Francis No. 2, Paducah.
LEAVING.
Jacob Poe. for Cincinnati.
Lightfoot q
Freestone, 4"
John A. Fisher, for Paducah.
The John A. Fisher, the regular mail boat, and
the home boat departs for Paducah, this day at II
o'clock Passengers will find her desirable.
The St Francis, No. 2 is likewise bound for Pa
ducah, and viii accommodate all who may desire to
patronize her departure will be u O'Clock.
The E. Howard, now in port, will meet with inn
mediate dispatch for New Orleans, Saturday
next at II o'clock
The regular packet, Lghtfoot. Capt FRAZIER, is
on hand with his neat craft for Cincinnati and will
depart at12 O'Clock.
The FreestOne will positively depart this day at
u o'clock. Reports state that she is fast boat.
The Ohio and Upper Mississippi rivers are now
beyond all doubt, in good boating condition.
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m.@[E> 70 interrupt Il Disease is

1@[S1s 20 interrupt "a Disease is
SSSk'z141S NOT TO CURE IT.-Many preparations will
The victim worms brie! cessation from
pain and irritation but only Medicine at present
the world, viii actually eGrpae the disease and the
patient from all unpleasant consequences That Medicine
WINER'S CANADIAN VERHIFUGE; it stands alone unre
proached has the sanction Of the highest medical authority
and should stand the mantle piece every nursery the
United States. Mothers look it, if you value your chdren
health and life.
Be particular and remember the name Wners Canadian
Yermifug." This is te only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans Who'll sale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 co,
81 sDd ISL Chartres street,
nov27-d&wIm Sole Projectors
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HARDWARE
SHOES:

Courtney d Tennent; Hyde Gregg Day; GRAY
eley d Pringie Wilmans q Price II. f. Strohecker
J. L. Adger & Co
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 29-The Missouri Democrat has
the following dispatch from Warsaw, No.; About
10 o'clock ON Monday night the citizens OF Bolivar
were aroused by shouting and throwing of stones
the public square. large crowd congregated and
found gang of negroes had attacked few white
men. When sufficient number OF whites had cob
ected together, they attacked the negroes driving
them into the woods. Ths negroes returned 20
burn the town before morning. a vigilant watch
was kept, however, and all attempts failed. One
negro dangerously wounded from pistol shot;
several captured and confined in Jail A
mounted company was ranging the woods in search
of the negroes. The owner of some of the rebel
lioUs slaves wounded and only saved himself
by flight Great excitement prevailed A vigilance
committee had been formed, and every man was
armed and prepared for more serious attack.
Foreign per Steamer AragO
Punishable is more active.
RUssIA-Frederiek 5. Hill has failed. His liabi',-
ties are e4000)
The French Minister demands firman of Turkey
favorable to the Suez Canal.
LOND0N-lllinois Central RAILROAD bonds declined
two dollars.
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ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS
For the Holidays.
Beautifully Bound aa3 Illustrated IN the Best Style.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOIEN YORK 81 CO,
No. SIS, Union Street.

shakespeare's Merchant Of Venice
Gallery Dstngu English American Female Poets
A Gallery OF Famous English ana American Pots
Women Of Beauty from semiramis to Eugene.
The Court Napoleon Society under the first Empire
The Republican Court or American Society in the days Of
Washington.
The Christian Year Thoughts the Sundays
days
Ornaments Memory or Beauty Of History, Romance and
Poetry.
Gems British Art, specimens Of Poetry HistO
ny, etc.
Liner Huyorum or, River Scenery in France.
The Scenery OF the United in Series Of 20 Engravngs
The Poecll Work Of Heller. Sabbath Bells
Memory and Hope The Farmers Boy.
Songs Of Affection. Pgetical Works Of Thomas Gray
The Danes Daughter POe5aI Works Of Charles lamb
The Eve Of St. Agnes Moore's Poetical Works
Poetry Of the Year. Bura's Poet.cal Works.
Shakespeare Works. Popes Poetical Works.
Byrou's POetica Works Helet's Poetical WorAs
SCOTS Poetica Works Thompson PoeticaI Works
MiIt5ns Poejcal Works. Rogers Poetical Works.
Souhey Pce,ical Works. Camphelfs Poetica Works.
Bryant's PoeticaI Works Sponsors Poetical Works
ronefelI5w's Poet.al Works IIsecks Poetical
Goldsmith's Traveller. The Boyden Iliusrs''ons Of
Records Of the Heart. Shakespeare, proof 2y!
Sacred Aegores Poetry Of the Wood
Poetry Of the FEELS. Moore's Irish Mel cs.
Harper's illustrated Bible. London Bible.
Velvet and Turkey Morasco Bibles
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons.
Paper Mache Portfolios Backgammon Boards and Albous.
Portable Desks Leather together win great Ju
venis Books. For Eale by
dec 20 JOHN YORK co:
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GRRCEKIEE.

5. s. Farrar, Bros. & Co.; Lanneau Wilde
J. A. Burkmyer; George ". Williams 4 Co.; T. J.
G. H. ~0ise; Farnum Dctterer.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Brown d Palma Webb q Sage.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Haviland Stevenson d Co.; John Ashhurst Ruff
q Dowie Nelson Cortcr.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
Bowen, Foster & Co.; Thayer, Dewing q Co.; Al
bert Lengnicz Marshall Burge; J. Il w. Knox.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Autcn & Co; D. r. Williams & Co.. F. D
Tanning.
saddles and SaddIery Hardware,
Jennings, Thomlinson& Co.; HASTE, Calhoun & Co.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
McCarter & Dawson; A. Carter; S. B. Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window Curtains,
Lambcrts & Howell; James G. Bailie
PAPER COMMISSION DEALER,
Joseph Walker
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Liquors,
SegarS, Tobacco, &c,
Chafee. St Armand & Croft. [dec 20-diw.
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seventh Chancery Division.
ZOE COUNTY OFFICERs.

We authorized to Col. 10. O. GU1LD eand
for Chancellor OF the Seventh Chancry Division of Ten
nessee deca9-te
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DIR. M'CIinIOclk's Asthma Remedy--Within
week after commencing with this medicine the Ashmac
will able speak without Wheeling, breathe without dis
tres lie down without of sufocaton and the
amendment will go till perfect resOraoni is effected. It
evs whooprg cough its symptoms, and curtas the
period of the dseaJe Price so cents. ldby
no597 -d&wlm 20. q. BROWN. Nashville
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Cor Iseyenue CouectOr


We authorized candidate for
Revenue Collector of Davidson county, the ensuing
elections.
We authorized to E. P FORT candidate for
Revenue Collector OF Davidson county, the ensuing March
election. [Cec2O tde-P GB
Weare authorized to announce ACTON YouNG candidate
for State County Revenue Collector Davidson county
the ensuing 5larCh election. tide
We authorized to W. E. CARTWRIGHT
ddate for State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
County at the ensuing March election. dec2l-tde
We authorized and requested to ROBERT Pow
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson County
the ensuing March election. dec2l-tde
We authorized aud requested to ANDREW GREGo
candidate for Tax Coetor Tor the comfy Of Davdson
at the ensuing March lection
Dec27- tdeF
We authorized to announce A. J. RAMSEY, cand-
date for State County Collector Ylson coun.
ty at the ensuing March election
dec24-te.
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Attorney General.

Attorney Generai'
We are authorized to announce R. W. HAYWOOD
Esq, as a candidate fo- the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral, !or the Ninth Judicial District, composed o.
the counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Election next Nav
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Nh DICEENs AND HIS AMERICAN NoTEs-Thc Mem
Ihis Ba8tia. referring to the paragraphs in many
papers, some time since. to the effect that CHARLES
DCEENS had declined to revisit the United States on
of the unPopuarity into which he had fall
an bv the publication of one of his works in which
he lampoonel various and sunlry American follies
and weaknesses. says: a gentleman of this city,
who, with ourselves, ana tens of thousands of his
countrymcn. is an ardent admrer Of the paJhos and
humor which all the works of the inimiteble Boz
exhibit ncloSed these paragraphs TO Mr.. DICKENS in
4 letter suggesting some sort of retraNit atone
mont for these wounds upon the national sclt-oyc.
The following is his reply; and we cannot hut say
that we 'aas his candor and truthfuncss During
his visit to this couutry Dickens had but little op
portunity of seeing the real people. through the
creyices in the crowd of toadies and fuukies who
aockcd around the celebrity. Ne wonder that many
of his impressions were congenal with the disgust
every day experienced by manly souls who are ma
tive and to the manner born" Mr.. Dickens says:
lam exceedingly obliged to you far Your letter,
and have read it with unusual pleasure and inter
est.
But cannot take the course You recommend TO
me simply because really have nothing TO explain
away What have written of the more ludcrous
and dangerous tendencies that / observed IN AmerI-
ca ] have written quite honestly and in no un6 lnder
spirit than have written of nnumerabe things at
home. have, as any rational man must have,
great interest in America; and / have many dear
friends who are the born and bred children Of the
United States. To TX occasion 10 observe. IN re
cent preface. that Ito represent me as viewing
America with IN nature GOODNESS. a1imosity, Is
merely to 10 a very foolish thing which is always
very easy one" have no belief whatever in the
durability of foolish things among great and SEN
sible people, and l confidently trust myself in the
long run 10 their good humOr and sagacity.
lion FOR THE NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAIL
AD.-The hickman -Lyls of the 22d says: I'VE are
formed by Mr. d. BRYANT, citizent of this city.
,ho got home this morning from Louisville, that
,hilst in that city. NIonday LAST he saw and con-
versed with Messrs. HUTCHINSON and ARCHIBALD con-
tractors to deliver the iron for the Nashville and
Northwestern road, and they informed him that
they had at Jctiersunyic Ind. three boat loads Of
the iron. and expected pass over he falls with it
that day Il this be true, of which we have no
doubt. the iron will certainly be here in a few
days.
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DIR. McClintOck's PectOral syrup, standing
the first rank o. the profession. Dr. McCntock has given
this Medicine the world the guaranty OF his high repu
tation certain, Immediate and permanent relic in
diseases the throat and lungs which have defed all other
dies Price 81. Soldby 10 g. BROWN.
Nashville