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$50. .. .a0wn A.. nooz-a. Go .z-a.
MIZELL. HOOPER 4 co.,
wholesale GrOeers, Forwarding
eOMIESsEON WERoHANTs,
bE=LERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
NAILS, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO
CIGARS, SNUFFs, &C.
Nos, alaa Market ST, Nashville, gonn
We H VE III sr0RR
l35 hhds new crop ergEz; IS eases Sardines:
155 bags CoEee-choiee at ie; p =zsks Rice:
9s5 doz Painted Buckets; 80 hsgs Pepper:
Us bags Almonds; As boxes Tobacco;
Is : Texas Pecsas; = Soap:
leo boxes Herring; 50 sSrch:
go hegs HEiis-assorts 200 cases Cove 0ystaz1:
100 hbls Cider Vinegar 100 chests Tea.
eos pkRs Star Candles. 80 drums Figs:
3O8 boxes W. 3. Chess, loo b5ls Newsoa WHISKY;
IS =. Da.ry 8. ceroons Indigo.
75 boxes REissns;
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&C. cARTKR. W.. c. wIILsFozD. ,. ASEsRIss
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO.,
Successors to Carter Mckay Co., Laner Co..
TTAvE this day associated together style
and nm naneOf Carter Rilsord Co for the purpose
STng Gee 1 ~ ns and s
house, lately erected and occupied BY hess Lane Co.,
having tie of both houses, will be at ali
times prepared orders the lowest cash prices.
We will settle all claims against the old firm Of Carter, Mckay
ward and settle Immediately as We want Close the books at
| SUNDRIES.
100 56is do Hoisi.s,; s 5Sis Roe Herring;
Is bbis o small do II terces choice FigSs;
landing Red Rove and for sale low for cash
| atNo.5 Market street CARTIER, WILLsFORD & CO.
! HtRANBERRIES.--lOO 5.kAs bbls nice fresh Gran.
N'0e'''e' iO' '''' '''' CARTER 5II w1LsFoRD co
! Jan. II. NO. :. 1lalHee u.
TARCTT- Boxes Fo1s Pearl Starch the best article
'0'n ''s market '0' 'A's CARTER wIsFokD co,
jan. il, No. 5. Market st.
OYSTERS.-.lOOc Cases NumsOn, Thomas Co.'S Superior
ooTe Oysters warranted equal to any Putrp FO' alea Bal
w. CARTER, WnsFoRD L Co.
Jan. IL. No ). Market st.
(IsANBERRIES.--1OO bOs haIfand quarter bbl, fresh
cTanffe' just received and for als y
1nA BAGS strictly prime guyra Coffee, landing and
HUI for sale low y CARTER, WTLLsToED { Co,
lS BAGS prime old Government Java Coffee for salelOw BY
I $O CARTER, WILLIS ORD & CO.,
JanlI No. 5, Union street.
BAGS strictly prime Baltimore Rio Coffee, best ar
lou dcs that has b5en in is arIs! years Just land
OE aq% for sale low by CARTER Wl III %I Co.
StOAP.--3OO Boxes ST. Louis Il Memphis soaps for sale at
ClRTER, TILsFoRD co.
jan. II. NJ ,. -hahststs
HERRING.--QOO Boxes Dried Herring just received in
CARTER, wILsFoRD co.
janll No. ). Market st.
DAINTE0 EUCKETS.--SOO DOz. Buckets assorted,
jus. received by at
'''' P''''' "''-' -'SS1' CARTER, wILsFoED co.
anil. No ) Market ST.
SUGAR fair strictly prime and ehslce Louis
CARTER, WILLsFORD 4 CO.,
Iaull No. :, Market street.
FISHER, WIRELESS a CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
General Commission and Produce
mERC HANTS,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner of Broad and Market streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
kirkpatrick, NeVins & Co.,
RECEIVING, E0RRARDLgG AyD .EROLkS4LE
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store large and complete assortment
II Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Ssgars, all grades
MoasSss, In barrels and half barrels
Coffee, a large and complete stock;
Rslsins full stock with Teas Candles sardInes, Mack
erei Glassware, assorted Peans together With
RRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We think cannot be surpassed In this other market.
heavy stock Of goods In store invite the attention Of
the trade. -
msrss-R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Go.
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RANGES! RANGEs!!

II A. COOPER begs respectfully call the attention Of his
H. friends and the public generally, that he has been sp
pointed the sole agent in Nashville Or T.. Il. BlInt's
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all o be
superior anything yet offered rising all the require
ments for perng the culinary in all its branches being
also great econOmisr Of fuel, and comfort
stands unrvalled Give call and judge for yourselves
II. A. COOPER, Agent, Plumber, &c,
No Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacture Of Copper Tim Sheet Iron Ware and deal
ers IN all kinds Of Stoves Baths Closets Wsshbows &C.
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PLOWSl PLOWNIl PLOWSlfI

PLOWSI PLOWSIi PLOwSIiI
VEJE will keep constantly hand full Of poEs
w &snufacJured Of the Tennessee PlOVT EactOs
rs. Banners would DO vel to give call before purchasing
sell them good steel plow has been offered
for sale in this ey 81 from ten 70 twenty per less than
have been payingf the same quality OF ploEs.
?. & G. ANDERSON,
feb0-u a3 and IS Broad and College streets,
Nashville, Tenn,
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'. EsSass. .ss s:ss ss:ss as' 7
r. & q ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE aaOczEs, rEODUeEEss
co MISSION MER CHANTS,
AND pEA1kRsiS
BRANDIEs, WINES WHISKY, &c.s
ALSO,
Dealers In Bacon, Lard and Country Pro-
auces OF Every Description,
Csraerof College ard Broad Srs4s.
NASHvILLE, TENN ESSEE.
w Groceries Liquors, &C. which We Invite the attention
SUGARS. lso boxes Of Chewing Tobacco.
100 lhds Louisiana Sugar all an grades EiTsna brands
el Ssis - s = snd Baltimore Is a. sBot,al: sizes.
Crushed Sugar 90 DO Bar LEAD.
Is hslsN Y Loaf sad Powder. IS do Mssaas Baekisg,
CUETEEs 1000 bbls KauaFha Salt,
loo TAGS choke Ba.tmoreco9ee - bo1ss quart TASKS
e0 bags choice New Orleans les DO pint end pint rasks
cofee, 100 kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
MOLASSES. LTQUoRs.
20 bs choice BebOs MolAasss bbs Smiths old Reserved
80 y bills choice Rsboled DO WHISKY.
sun DRIES. s % old aye Whisky,
10 DO TslloT do 20 % PiEss Man6olIa %
rs do b. Sap, 30 do Tenn rure white Dc
$50 10 Ground Pepper, Is do ReEs0n's do
IS do do Gengsr, IS DO old Fort and Malaga
Is do I1aiao, an ELzss, s7bbls am Gin,
Ii2 casts Caro- Soda, DO Holland dc
DO Nader L do old Coghac Brandy,
& 's e Spec Spec s BASKETS sc Champaign. Vine.
u tATees k.ce, $50 Dbl Cider Vinegar
lGG dcz Painted Buckets, re ds4 Brooms,
IS do Washhoards, $4,000 assorted Cigars
O. nests Tubs, 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
Together vita many ether articles such IS are usually kept in
fs1-Sa ''-'' Pko. ANDERSON.
PLOwSi PLOWSIi PLOwSIiI
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ghs 6psd 81 1881 cannot be compared with tn
pfssi g regards damages, for at thst time ther
vas but nltle property, relatively speaklpg' 70
damaged
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RkF The New York Commercial A,

Bks~ The New York Commercial Adler
tiser gives an account o; the reinstatement
of VIM. Cooper, OF Brooklyn, a free colored
man, into the fellowship of the Presbyterian
Church. Cooper's wife, it will he remem-
bered, eloped to California with all his
means, whereupon Cooper wrote to her for
mer master-she being a runaway slave
of her whereabouts, and how to catch her.
The master succeeded, and the Synod took
the matter in hands thinking that, ais du-
tiful husband and servant of the Lord, Viii
liam should let her and the money slide
at least, he should not have punished the
guileless sufferer with slavery. The Synod,
however, upon an appeal, while they char
acteriZe his conduct as OF fragrant wicked
ness, yet, "under the sacred obligation to
be merciful, they restore him TO full fell
lowship. The master is understood to favor
the elopement as il turned out .
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TERRIFIC FALL.-Ye learn from the Man.
chester n. II. american, that man named
Robert Rankin arrived in that city on Mon
day afternoon Of last week, and in the course
OF the evening, while wandering around the
city, came to Merrimack Square, and was
seized with desire to climb to the summit
of the iagstaff-206 feet in hight. 1t was
quite dark, but he started on his perilous as
cent-passed the fist splice, and gained the
dizzy altitude of l36 feet, when he lost his
balance and fell. He struck on the deck at
the lower splice. glanced thence to one of
the iron guys which stay the lower mast and
then fell to the ground not dead, as would,
as matter of course, be supposed, but with
out bone broke or any serious injury. The
following morning he said he felt pretty
well, with the exception of little sensation
as if he had been "jolted."
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NEW YORK, Oct. l-PN
Flour declined. and lO@l5c lower sales
ut 4 45@4 65 for surpertne State; 4 65
Gl4 50 for common to medium sxtra do;
5 75(G5 90 for common to good shipping
brands; extra round hoop Ohio closing
heavy. Wheat dull sales $4,000 bush. at
90 for red Iowa. Rye quiet Sic. Barley
heavy at s46s7. Corn dull at 92c for
mixed Western; 92@93c for yellow
Oats 43c for State. Whisky hrm and
buoyant; sales at &c. Pork dull at Is 80
6l5 90 for mess; 10 90 for prime mess {;
II so for clear. Beef dull and loHer sales
at 25(G4 IS. Cut meats scarce and firm
at s for shoulders, and for hams. Lard
steady at ll6l2.
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NEW YORK. Oct.

NEW YORK, Oct. l-PM
Prince Metternich had returned to Paris
and held conference with Count Walinski.
There had been no Improvement in French
commercial affairs. The crops had fallen
off greatly from last years figures.
After several days suspense the Zurich
Conference had resumed its sessions on the
18th.
The King of Sardinia left Turin on the
10th on tour TO the Pavia, Ceremonial and
Lodi.
The Popes health was entirely restored.
a ministerial crisis at Naples wis ex-
pected.
The rumOr isc0ntradicted that additional
Austrian troops had been sent 10 Italy.
Telearaphic advices from Calcutta had
been received To August 9th but they con-
tain nothing important.
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Nyw YoRK- Oct IN

The Protestant Episcopal Convention of
New York, decided, after an elaborate and
noisy debate, to ask ofthe House of Bishops,
at the next General Convention, remission
Of the sentence OF suspicion, which Is years
ago condemned Bishop Onderdonk into re-
tiremcni. This remission, if granted, will
return him to his functions, hut the affairs
will remain in the hands of the present
Bishop Potter. The measure met with ar
dent opposition, and was passed in the face
of remonstrance from DIR. Potter himself
The Convention finally closed at the close.
of its evening session.
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hardware.
Tx q. 3. SO.HsNeTsA g., .H.O. ID .T.Ax.N'


" street, has now in store and is constantly
receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, the best
stock ever brought to this State vicinity, of all
kinds of ii tRDWARE suited 10 the West, aud
which, having been selected and purchased in par
son, from the most extensive Importing Houses
and Manufactures Of nearly all the Eastern cities
and towns in addition TO several invoices imported
directly by him from good manufacturers-Eng-
fish and Germau-he can, and will sell low
any in the West; feeling confident that
goods and prices cannot fail to please and satisfy
He wonld ask the especial attention of Merchants
Manufacturers Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers
Gunsmiths, and all who need any articles usually
found i'm first. class Hardware store-wholesale
aud retail.
Without pursuing detail. the mention Of a few
leading articles may be well. viz:
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Shears, aud
Scissors, including Geo. Wostenholm Sons Justly
celebrated manufactures; Butchers Knives and
Stees; Files. all kinds and sizes, of Butchers and
other manufactures; Augers, Chisels Gouges,
Braces and Bits, and all Carpenters and Coopers
Tools, from Ohio Tool Company Barton's, Koch
ester and Whites, Buffalo Manufactures, together
with Cooks noted Patent Premium Anger Bits.
Also-Hand. Ripping, Panel, aud Back Saws; also.
the various sizes and styles of Mill, Circular and
Cross-Cut SAWS, with Tuttle's Patent Hook Tooth
Cross-Cnt Saws; large and small Scales, in gres-
variety of pattern; Axes and Hatchefs for all pur
poses House Building Materials. All Gunners
Materials Gunners' Implements 10 almost any ex
tent; Meat Cutters and Suffers; Iron and Woo
Pump Curis together with Chain Pump Fixtures !;
Ames' and ether makers Shovels, Spades, and
Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; a fine assortment OF
all kinds of Brushes; Copper and Iron Riyets
and Burrs; Protective Weapons; Horse, Wrought,
Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sizes; a new and
excellent assortment Of Fishing Tackling; Paint
and Coffee Mills; Corn Shelters and Mills.
Agent for Dole. Silver a. Felch's Premium Saw
GUNNER, fer Upright aud Circular Saws
rF GEO. S. S0NNTAG,
sep3 No. 10 Main street.
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b6- There is not in this wide world q
more valuable institution than good tailor,
IN well filled dry goods store, where you
can procure any article for gentlemen's or
youths clothing. that you may require,
and have them cut out OF made to order on
short notice, and at very low prices. Call
at HUGHEs' if you want the above accom-
mediation, and our word for it you will
come away pleased.
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ScHoESFELD.-It will be observed by an
advertisement that Messrs. ScHoENFISLD &
Co., on Wa'er street have made change
in their stock, and deal now, principally, in
clothing and geHtlemen's furnishing goods.
Their stock is entirely new, and of the latest
fashions. Those who wish fine goods, at
low prices, we recommend them 10 Messrs
ScHoESFELD & Co., where small profits and
quick sales, and fair dealing is the maxim
adhered to.
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NEW ORLEAYs.-A correspondent writes
that the city continues healthy, and every
one is anticipating an early and an active
business season. Private dwellings are
very scarce, and difficult to be had, and
rents very high. There is large amount
of investment being made in public and
private buildings, the expenditure amount
ing to nearly $3,O0O,0OO. A great many
private dwellings are being erected, at an
expense of from $40, 900 to $50, 900 eaci,.-
All mechanics are in full employment at
high wages
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NO. The ship Halios of Kennebrink, Ne.
loaded with cotton at New Orleans, for Liv-
srpool, took FIRE last week, and was burned
n spite of the exertions OF the 6remen, who
fought the flames and kept them under for
an hour. When her destruction was found
to be inevitable, she was towed into the
river below the city, where she was con-
sumed and sunk. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. The ship was insured at the east
and the cargo in England.
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FARTHER PoISr. Oct. l.

The steamship Hungarian, from Liverpool
with dates to the 2lst ult., four days later
than received by the Asia, passed this point
this morning, aud will be due at Quebec to-
morrow.
The american, Indian, and City Of Wash
ington had arrived out.
\ conspiracy has been detected at Con-
stantinople, having for its object the assas-
sination Of the Sultan ofTurkey.
The Liverpool cotton market closed dull
with decline. Provisions were steady ut
the close of the market on Tuesday.
LONDON, Sept. 20-M.
Consols closed at g5B.
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rA-The high price of negroes is draw
ing them rapidly away from Virginia and
North Carolina, and the agriculture of these
States is feeling the loss. If the abolition
lists would be patient, the natural and com.
mercial causes now operating, will reduce
the area of slavery faster than these sham
philanthropists could, if they had full pos
session Of the government and the power
to modify the constitution to suit their own
wishes.
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Sr. LOUIS. Oct. IF u

ST.. Louis, Oct. l-PN
This morning the weather was charming |;
the atmosphere pure and cool. At 10 o'clock
the exhibition commenced, with about
$4,000 people in the amphitheatre. Mares
B years and under 4, seven entries; first
premium, $50, was awarded to Anna Nor
gan, owned by j. II. Stephenson, Of Hanni-
bal, Mo. Two year and under 3, 10 en-
tries, but only nine appeared in the ring /;
first premium, $40, awarded to Silver Heels,
jr.; owned by Jas. w. Dongleton, of Quin-
cy, Ill. One year and under =, entries ;
first premium, $50, awarded TO Belle Nor
gan, owned by l.. l.. Dorsey, OF Kentucky.
Best bull, of any age, IL entries; $500,
sweepstakes, awarded TO King Alfred I;
owned by Jas. NJ. Brown, of Sangamon
county, H.; silver medal, for second best,
was given to New Years Day, owned by c.
NJ Clarke, of Springfield, III.
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BE- Mr.. G.. W. Halves has laid upon our
table a copy of the Kentucky State Gazetteer
and Business Directory. 1t is quite con-
yenient as book Of reference, and may be
worth the price to any one looking after 10
calities, business, and business men in Ken
lucky.
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aeA. A good opportunity will be offered
on the 9th OF this month, to purchase a
nice lot for suburban residence Mr.. BIER
BOWER has cut up his farm of 100 acres, in
to five acre lots, and proposes selling them
off at auction. The property has been placed
in the hands of Messrs. MCDONALD & SABIS,
who will take pleasure in showing it to all
who may desire to purchase. Read the ad-
vertisement in another column.
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK Oct. l.

.-F NEW YORK, Oct. IN.
The Times Geographic Washington cor
respondent SAYS 10y dispatches received yes
terday the State Department is in possession
OF important information from the new gov
ernment Of COSTA RIGA, showing the revo-
luton To be popular and the new order nf
things la be firmly established. The mo-
mentary government which assumed the
seat Of the elected Mora, has given way to
a mere settled government, If which Senior
Montragela remains the chief.
This administration is reported TO lie
strong not only in the wealth, talent and
personal popularity of the gentlemen COM
prising il, but in the esteem of the larger
number of the people. The latter circum-
stances is evinced by addresses forwarded TO
the President, from nearly every quarter of
the State, fehcitating him and the public,
and supporting the new order of things with
enthusiasm. President Montragana had
issued a proclamation upon assuming office.
In this paper, the brevity of which is its
distinguishing feature, he responds TO the
popular voice Of congratulation, pointing
the general gratitude to Senior Salaser and
Senior Blank, whose patrsotism had saved
the Republic.
The same correspondent says, the most
positive assurances have been given to-day
that the Nicaragua mail will be carried
according to the contract. and fif-
ty men are now engaged in improving the
route, and that the mules are on the ground
ready for service.
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FARTHER PoINT. Oct. =

FARTHER PoISr, Oct. IN
The papers by the Hungarian furnish the
details OF the battle for the championship,
between Tom Sayers and Brettle. The fight
lasted only % minutes when Sayers was
declared the victor.
The verdict Of the coroLer's jury in rela-
tion to the disaster on the Grsat Eastern,
attributed it to accident.
Many arrests had been made at Constan-
tinople of parties implicated in conspiracy
to assassinate the Sultan
Nothing later had been received from
China
The political and general news is not i'm
portant.
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SALLm ST. CLAIR.-By private dispatch

received by Mr.. A. Bolle, from this lady, we
learn that she intends opening the Mozart
Hall on tomorrow evening, with choice
company. Lovers Of the drama will thus
have another opportunity Of witnessing the
splendid delineations of character by this
I'D, on her first appearance, with all over
flowing house.
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will sell on Tuesday morning, October 4th,
at 10 o'clock, at our auction rooms, a lot of
dry goods remnants, consisting OF wool
blankets, domestic delaines, and ten pieces
of those Irish linens. Also, lot of china
and glass ware, and other remnants of a
store closing ont. Ladies, all come and buy,
as there is one china tea set.
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OFFICE, THIRD STREET, SECOND Door BELOW rHE
CoURr H0rsK-Will give particular attention TO
all Notarisl business entrusted to him-such as
Writing Deeds, Mortgages, Powers-of- Attorney,
Contracts, &C. VIII also collect money, in any
part Of the county, with OF without suit as direct
ed. Probate business, settlement Of estates, Ad-
ministrstion. Guardianship solicited aud promptly
attended to. augl5
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M Mr.. VIM. j. Stone of Washington
City, has nearly completed colossal plaster
cast of "The Hunted Prairie Horse" 1t
represents a wild horse, which having been
pursued by Indians to the edge of precipice
starts back with terror on perceiving that
his next plunge forward must be in the
yawning gulf below. Mr. Stone has been
engaged on the work for nearly four years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-03

Ma Mr.. John Minnon, Of York, Pa, as
tonished large crowd of spectators, re-
Gently, by number of antics performed on
a church spire, on South George street. He
stood upon an arrow near the top Of the
vane, lay at full length uponit, and assumed
other positions too frightful to look at.
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The Bf0od % shs Ltfs.-.No more shalt
the poor sufferers In our country languish, their
constitutions rscked and torn by strong and dan
gerous mineral medicines; they will come to the
fountain Of health, found in simple herbs and roots
from natures storehouse. THE MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS, OF Innocent mountain plants COM
posed will reach and stop their distress, ana
the blood, renewed and ciesnsed, to carry through
the body the elements of health; building up the
broken constitution. and carrying life and health
but for them would have been tho wreck Of hope
the feeble moan Of suffering, At last ended by tho
cold hand OF death. Do not let prejudice oyercome
your better do not look upon these Pills
only like othors; do not let your despair. after
trying everything else, prevent You from trying
these. The blood must be pure, and then sickness
Il impossible. What great and yet simple truth
Ia this! It appeals to the Of ALL it Is
the great key stone Of the healing art. JUDSON'S
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will purity and
cleanse II a. sure as the sun will rise Tomorrow.
50 Judson's Mountain Herb Pills sold by all
Medicine Dealers. augl
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~Garrison and bin ftiends haye raised the

n0cGarrison and his friends have raised the
cry of "down with the statue Of Webster
They are also circulating petition, request
ing the Legislature to remove 1t from the
Safe House grounds, because the great states
man was so unfortunate as TO differ from
the sentiments of that wise and temperate
paper, the Liberator. Why don't they de-
msnd that Websters remains shall be ex-
humed and thrown to the winds.
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BE- Ralph Waldo Emerson says that
when man claims more consideration than
his faculties entitle him to, he il a politi-
clan. Emerson himself then has as fair
title To be considered a politician as any
man we know of.