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MADAME LNbI0aCh,
|S. S.................BA .BARoNNE STREET ........,...
NOTICE EXTRAORDINA

! NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
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appernns to Love- Gourtslp, Marriage; and will describe
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Madame La Bach absolutely averises nothing but what she
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iaon all wish acquainted with this most wonder
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may well be called "The Wonder Of the Wordh
Please remember No. s Baronne street between Poydras and
Perddo streets directly opposite the Carotsn r. R. depot
Reception office Nos and 8 second floor do 2ptf
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CraUats, C,.aUats, Crarats.

fresh invoice of GENTIEMEN's CRAyATS, just re-
ceivcd by
LION & PINSARD,
"a and IS Royal street,
d5 2pd corner Bsnylle.
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the Easte,.,, Clarion,
8. r.. Adams, Editor.
Wines, liquors, etc.,

Wines, Liquors, etc.,
NOS. Is AND IL ROYAL STREET..
A muYly Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and s continually hand which Is equal to the best that
s.es to tb. market Also other Of inferior quality
9orAZ SHERRY CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
NJ, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF CoRDoN SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
rss PORT WINE MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
Of The vintage of 1895 1888 and lS ana
yh,s brands WHISKY, of all deseripous-scotch, Irish
Sys and Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
~ MARKET which viii be sold reasonable terms as any
shes house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
al 9oly Nos l3 and Is Royal street.
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Wines, French Bra,sdtes and
LIQ U o r s.
STAR COGNAC, 1900 Double Extra.
:. 1915 Extra.
:. 1850, good article In all
VINEYARD PROPRIETORS, 1856. kinds Of
pocut,1r lsss lsss Dark Packages
Champagne.
PIPER HEIDSICk quarts pnts and hnlf pints
CREME DE BOUZY,
FLEUR DE BOUZY, :. :.
EUGENE CLIQUoT IMPERIAL in half pnts.
TABLE WINE-Claet in casks, half casks and boxes C
Iafe Malgaux, Pontet Canue Bianne Mouon Leovie ST.
Julien ST. Esephc Montferrand White Wine Sauernes Bar
sac Madeira. Sherry, Port Wine, CRawba, Holland Gin, Ja
naca Rum yemoti Absin, Assorted Liquors, Fruits and
Brandy their juice Coks Demohns and other
articles directly imported and for sale by
A. DUBUCH,
lis Gravier street.
noS 2pATo&Wetja between ST. Charles and Gaonhelet s.s
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Cigars: Cigars !

Purchasers will always find in assortment OF the well
known brandsnjenudad Flor de Puadas Meridana Flor dc
Psncho Redowa Caborgs Partsgas Know Something Wash
lrgou Dos Herana Habano ETC., etc. at the lowest
prices ,,,nc = co
,os 1rtf 70 Commercial Place
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EVERY DAY. sim
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MONDAV
OcercOats
u a - II l. - - 90 ~ = - - |
And
~.-@A
OFFERED VERY Low........ PRICES FROM 81 TO s25.
-Also--
Few New styles Cape Overcoats.
c.u and .,.m,,. a,
PIERSON, HARRISON CO.'S,
DIG 2pst s---.-------- Corner Canal street
.........
m..aM
Inr9e Assortment of Fine
CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS
SELLING OFF VERY LOW
i A.
|
,o ..rs AVN vrsr vop a.,
|
| Call and see, at
| prrpcoN uARPIcoE T. CO,a
|
AA"AAsE STREET,
| DIG 1o3t Corner Canal street.
| n. yDSHes,s
!
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
-T,o,. aud B,apc,, Ar+icles
.5 .m.
| Efue stock of
| ...-
CT ,r1.prrrs AMI s7.ruARy
A choice collection of BRONZE FIGURES.
RISfJIT ASES-Iaest style produced in tho Sere Man
ufactory.
LADIES' TOILET SETS,
RICH sHkLir l'ohi ana ....5-
>1
A''
dl' Z,o'eoa - ~ ~ :" " ~, ~- -.
.HelC V'N1'tefy Store,
N o w o p e N N G, a Z
No. 1873 Canal Street,
NhA' poo' ~ 'i-'ef'+'i . 'o-'i f'o
- ,,., ,n.. sa.. ,.. onansa =, ~. ,nov
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XII.
Gifts! Holiday Gifts
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
IL. "a. IYLER,
No. l1e CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
--Is opening his =--
8pERNDTD As8ORTMBNp
Christmas and New Years
GIFTS.
-CossIsTIsG, 1S PANT, or
RICH DIAMOND OPAL, EMERALD, RUBY and PEARL
SETS OF JEWELRY!
LADIES' WATCHES,
Set with Diamonds, Pearls and Rubies!
LADIES' FINE
HlH,1yx1:x.HD rr-AzGYI:S!
RICH JRwEi.ED BRACELETS, BROOCHES AND EAR
RINGS, FINGER-RINGs, STUDS
GENTLEMEN's
EXTRA FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES
FINE GOLD VEST AND FOB CHAINS,
All Styles.
RICH SILvER-WARE,
FULL sETTs AND ROUGH PIECES,
UnequaIcd In Design and Finish.
BRONZE AND PARIAE MARBLE
PAPIER MACHE
WHITING DESKS. WORK BOXES. JEWEL CASES
LIoUEUR STANDS,
OF tina Most Beautiful Design and Finish
FINE PAPER MACHE
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDs'"
Elegant Icory Clessnaen, ETC., etc.
GOLD, SILVER AND SHE'LL,
sPEcrAcLEs AND EYE GLAS SES
SUPERIOR Music Boxes, all sizes.
co1D AND SILVER CARD-cAsEs, PoRTE-MoNSAIEs
AND ssuFf-BoxEs, BRIDAL AND PARTY
FANS, FINE PORCELAIN and CHI
NAvAsEs, FINE TABLE
CUTLERY dc.
AN ELEGAS AssO RTMENT
Gold and Slver-Mounted Canes,
BEAUTIFUL RICH FANCY HAIR PINS AND COMBS,
-Together with
AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY
FANCY GOODS,
| dl2 opH Which he offers at Fair Prices.
500 Stella ShaiCls,
| WORTH IS 90,
| FOR THREE DoLLA o oNLYi
| A desirable article fer
| Holiday Pres
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
| dl2 2ptf ll6 Canal street, one door from Royal
EMSa.bnnkS,
pRIN CIPA AL SOUTH Z r n
Scale Warehouse.
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PR0OF SAFES.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
d1a aptf No. 90 Camp street.
Great Excitement
DAVID MOORE
Has returned New York his friends, customer
| and the public in general, at his old establishment
Nos. I6s and III Poydras Street,
where will happy and prepared to show of TIL
made and with greatest selected stock
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
Of our manufacture No IS Cedar street We have
emphaticsy everything belonging to an No. Clothin
Store We have
A FINE STOCK OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, CAPS ETC,
And
A STOCK OF SHIRTS,
which, to expression, pumpkins.
space here to tell all find in Estabs
ment you you will repent the money you la
out with us to call again.
D. MOORE & CO.,
ms 2pMotf l69 and Ill Poydras street
Wines, French B1'a1sdteS and
~
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Trunks, V,alises, etc.

Trunks, V,alises, etc.
UMBRELLAS.
Black and Coored Silk, Self-Opening French
:. :. Paragon Frames
:. :. Bamboo md Whaebone.
. :. Gngham, all qualities
:, :. Cotton
CANES.
or FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN make
with Gold Silver, Cornelan, Pearl and Carved Ivory
Heads.
TRUNKS, VALIsES, CARPET BAGS. ETC.
All manufactured expressly order in the very best
manner
Real Sole Leather all sizes.
Real Sole Leather Double French edge, all sizes.
Im. all sizes.
Eneis, Travelling
Wood Foos,
Ladies' Travelling =.
Packing
Genuine Sole Leather yAIISEs, all sizes.
Patent Leather,
Wood Valises I'm. Leather.
HAT and BONNET BONES all sizes
Velvet CARPET BAGS and sATcHEIS, all sizes
Brussels
Ingram
Leather and Enameled CLOTH BAGS, all Sizes
L. W. LYONS,
ala a,lt 2S D and 80 St. Charles ST., Coanmo
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FIRE Works.

large assortment in and for sale by
L. SAWYER,
/ ,as 2pla 10 Magazine "
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Cadet Cashmere and Satinet SUITS
Blue Cloth JACKETS Cloth MILITARY OVER COATS.
Fancy and Plain Cashmere SACs
FROCK SACS.
. JACKETS-all styles.
Pilot Cloth and Lion Skin RAGLAN SACS
Beaver and Heavy Cashmere Reversible oFERsACs.
Tweed and Low Price Cashmere COATS, JACKETS, ETC.
Fancy Cashmere Suits. with and without Stripes.
Louis XIV JACKETS-new Style
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Chllareu's Carriages.

IUSF received = large lot % chndren's czrriagss,
J nEeiy anlshoa seich all b. sid i1wer sh4n ever
before ln TIA ns4Fket-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

UNHE undersigned have established themselves
(srocers a. No. q south College street, oppoSt
the Sexanee House, where they preparing 20 fur
nlsh ther frends and sith every artce IN
their h1e all OF which shall be u the very best
qualify.
To The customers q their predecessor r. " Barnes,
they would s4y thai they have purchased his enfife
stack. and ~oold most respectfully soi1ct . eoata-
aAnee q has patronage
X A RAwOKTH,
JOAN L. C-E1fM.
ne undersigned having sid oct hts stnek q Gro
eeries % AcssFs kA~ortb CteBn, tzkes Plr@EaFe IN
recommending thea 20 his cid egstosBers a. ec1tls
every say worthy q thsar Ystrgn-ge
Insris-is Il ". nAkSES
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

A LUMP OF CODA lump of gold, weigh
ing forty five ounces, and worth S775, was ia
ken ont on Sunday, December 18th. from Nee
han & CO. claim. in Illinois Canon, just above
Picker's Flat, Sierra county, California. We
have known amounts of gold, not in quartz
lump, but in hard dollars drawn out of some
of our places nearer home, of much larger
figure.
A few weeks since, gentleman in st Louis
dug up $50, 900; another in Philadelphia, the
same amount; another in New York $50, 900;
and many others could be mentioned The
mine from which these large amounts were ta-
ken was the celebrated Lotteries of Wood,
Eddy Il Co., Wilmington, Del. and Augusta,
Ga. BY sending SO, So, or S29, to their
address, at either place, you secure an inter
est in claim that has yielded a better return
the past wear, to spectators, than Pixies
Peak, or many other celebrated gold Mines
". Y. Leader.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22
A Card.

At recent election held in this city, for the Office
Of Constable for which several other gentlemen and
myself candidates, my competitor, IRA \. STOUT
received the Sher's certificate Of election, he hav-
Tag majority Of eleven votes, according to the re-
turns.
Il having been made apparent to the public that
this result brought about by Illegal acts, and that
the elective franchise had become corrupted and the
purity Of elections furnished, thought it my right
and duty, did various other persons, who had no
interest whatever in the result To contest the same
before his Honor, Judge WHTwoRTH, and if such had
been the to expose the same before the proper
tribunal; and upon a hearing Of the cause his Honor
thought such the case, and that it was his duty
to declare the void and order another election
which has been done. In view of these facts l am
again a candidate, and would take this opportunity Of
returning my thanks 10 my friends who have hereto
lore honored me with their confidence.
JOHN d. COVER.
NASHVILLE, March It, ls59.-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

The CHNcHoSA TREE@The Richmond
Dispatch says that letter from G. r. BUCKE-
LEW. of the United States Legation at
Ecuador, to DR.. LEIDY, of Philadelphia, calls
attention to the expediency of growing the
Chinchona tree in this country. He has no
doubt that it would flourish in many parts of
the United States. it grows at elevations of
six to eight thousand feet in Ecuador, at a
temperature of sixty to sixty-six; but Hum
boldt declared that a comparison of the
climate of those regions with others. was
unsatisfactory. The seeds are small and may
be sent by letter. The English are endeavor-
ing TO transplant it to India. The seeds sent
to England have been propagated there and
the plants forwarded to India in glass covered
boxes, with what success is not yet known.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22
Special Ilotifes.
Rock CITY Mills.

j. K. BAUnAN 81 Co.. PrOprietOrs.
+. BAUMAN Il co, Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
ID. FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn their Mills OF Line and
Cherry streets Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

NEW ORLEANS, March l6. +. NJ -Fina ncia affairs re-
main very easy, and the accounts from Europe are
calculated to Increase the abundance Of facilities here
after. Prime long paper is eagerly sought for at
CT. but this description is scarce, lenders have
less rigid class at g. But this is far
from abundant. Prime Mortgages having II TO Is
months TO run, passed today at and there
a demand for more. 1t seems very certain now,
we all along anticipated, that first class viii
soon decline TO Z.
Stocks IN request, and holders ask high rates.
Further sales of Canal made at 1870, and Bank of
Louisiana at III A few City Bonds with Railroad en-
dOrsement brought So "A.
Foreign Exchange firm, with more doing. Ster-
ling sold at los 9l0S5 and in instances up To 1Os1S
whilst a few independent drawers ask lO9. Francs
from 5f.22 y 95f1s14 and 5f17l5. sixty day bills
New YORK l7s9l5s q ct. discount. Sight p S9-l6 a
al discount.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

CoNcERT.-A Concert will be given to-
night in the Lecture Room OF the First Pres
byterian Church by pupils Of Prot. THURsToN,
assisted by Prof WEBER. The selections for
the occasion embrace a number Of the finest
gems Of musical compositions; and we are
sure the fair young sprites who are to sing
them will acquit themselves in the most char
ming manner. Amongst the pupils of Prof
THURsToN are to be found some of the purest
and sweetest voices in the city-voices which
have been cultivated to a high degree of per-
lection - and which cannot fail to give
delight whether heard in the Concert room
or the parlOr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

Coal On. LAMPs-We learn upon inquiry
of dealers that the sale OF coal OIL lamps III
this city within the past six months has, been
heavy and is on the increase. The demand
for them is very brisk. We are not at all
surprised that this is the case. Besides
being as cheap as candles they afford a light
as brilliant as gas: and as the consumption
of wick per night is hardly appreciabie.
amounting to almost nothing, there is little
trouble in managing them. Persons who
reside in the country, or in places where
gas cannot be had. ought to supply them
selves with these lamps; that il If they desire
a tirstrate cheap light. They can be had In
this city Of MACKENZIE & MIAcHrN, j. W.
WILSON ard A. II. HICKS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22
To the Voters of the City of Nashville.

At an election, held on the 24th of February last,
to elect a Constable to I'LL the vacancy occasoned by
the resignation OF Sam'l d. Nchol, received a ma
jorty Of all the votes poed and received from the
sheriff certificate of my election Constable to I'LL
the said vacancy. My election has been contested by
one of my opponents, John ID. Cover, and set aside
by his honor Judge Whitworth, because Of the fail
urc of the Sheriff hold election in tae NTH Ward
and likewise for mlormalty in the first Ward, in
the appointment and swearing Of the Judges or In
spectors of the election.
Another election has been ordered to take place on
Saturday the 2Gth day OF March, and am again a
candidate for the said office and solicit your support
IRA A. STOUT.
March IL, 1S59-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

Mt. VERNos.-We have the pleasure to ac-
knowledge the receipt of s. 90, contributed
OF the Qad Nune, a capital journal, just
started, at Grand Junction, which We hope to
zee one OF the leading journals at the South.
Also, 81 90 IRON Mr.. McCoRD, editor Of the
Pulaski Independent Cstisen. We hope these ex-
amples will be followed by every other editor
in Tennessee. f444f
A sweet little girl called and left so cents,
without her name. ViCE-kEGESr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

BALTIMORE March l9.-P. M-COFFEE-The qniet-
which noticed prevailing in the Coffee mar
kct last week has been quite prominent throughout
this although the trans ctons have been on a much
larger scale. Most of the holders have been very
firm and would not sell unless at full rates. We note
the arrival of the barks Creole and Cavalier with 0o
bags Rio. Tie cargo Of the bark Wheatlabd Of $3.50
bags which noticed last week has been Withdrawn
from the market an9partly sold in Philadelphia The
sales this week include the cargo of the Creole com
lots from the stock in second hands at IL I5l2
also 500 bags Of L1guayra at II The stock held
IN first hands is about 10 900 bags of Rio. We
quote prime Rio at II fair good IL "a a IL y
cts Iaguayra Il 10 l21a cts; Java l455 to Is cts.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

ger We are glad to learn that wheelock's
pateat gas-burners are coming into general
use in the city, the proprietors of the burners
having fully established the fact, beyond all
doubt that they are saving Institution. We
understand that the city has adopted them
for the street lights aud the city buiidingsi
aud the general opinion is, that they are the
best burners ever yet offered in Memphis.
We predict for them very extensive sale,
as our eitxens are not slow to pataoniLe
genuine improvements eAPkis Eagle a'd
Enquirer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22
From KANSAS.

LEAvEwORTH, March 2l.-A dispatch says
a fight occurred near Fort Arbuckle between
fifty troops and fifty Wachita Indians. under
Lieut.. Powell and large party of Canaan
ches. Two Camanches and two soldiers were
wounded. Another fight occurred between
fifty troops under Lieut.. Stanley and the Ca
mancbes, in which eight of the latter and one
of the former were.killed.
Capt. Carr with so men left for the seat of
war.
The Camanches number upwards of 5000.
Another battle is anticipated.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22
Steamboat aud River News.

ARRIVED.
March 20.-S. +. Hibberd, Pittsburg.
Cuba, Paducah.
All. G. Cline, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
March 2l.-Reliance, Cincinnati.
Minnetonka, Paducah.
River still rising slowly with plenty of
water.
The J. G.. Cline departs for Memphis at
noon to-day. Those who wish pleasant
Journey, on a fast boat, ought to take passage
on ber She will put them through in double
quick time.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

SHELBY LIFE GUARD-.-ELECrIoN OF OF
FTcgRs.-At a meeting Of the ahivc Compal y
lat nj sht the following gentlemen were FL ct
ed officers f,r the cnSuiEg twelve months
WH. l.. HoRN. Captain.
ANTHcNY 5 CANP. first Ii u'rnant.
jos. A. DUFF, : cOnd do
WILLIAM STURDVA\T. third do.
RS. PATTERSON, Orderly Sergeant.
Henry CK,Fr. File Leader.
joan WELLS. E,ign.
The Company adjoarncd till Thur day night
to meet ia the counting room of the PATRIOT
Office
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

Fox PIXIES PEAK.-A large number OF per
sons, mostly from Georgia, pasSed through
our city yesterday en- route for Pixies Peak.
The gold mania in North Carolina and Gcor-
gia is greatly on the Increase, several parIirs
from those States having previously gone
forward within two or three weeks past. They
left yesterday morning on the steamer Re
lance for Smithland, thence by steamer they
proceed TO ST. Louis. We Terra that party
of about twenty young gentlemen will leave
Eddyville, KY, in few days, for the gold re-
. zion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

SUGAR-The rain has interfered with business and
the sales have been confined 200 800 hhds. at
previous rates. Fair IN fully fair 55If06kc
M0LASSES About 700 bbls. sold at 26(D30c for In
fcror and fermentiug, and 81 <32c. for prime, with
$50 half bbls. az 34D35c. q gallon.
TOBACCO-We hear nj only 80 hhds. sold at -, and
80 Selected Refused at &c. p h.
FLOUR-The sales include ], 900 bbls superhne at
=; and lots are said to have been sold in store
but particulars reported. Yesterday $50 bbs.
extra were sold So IS p Dbl.
C0RN-Market still frmer. We notice sales OF about
500 sacks, of which $50 sacks ordinary white
92c; Ala mixed at 95c 500 white, yellow and mi K
cd at the same, and $50 prime white at 81 T. bushel.
BACON-We notice a sale of II casks Shoulders at
71zc. p is.
C0FFEE-Sses confined to 525 bags at IL &C., and
| 149 skimmings at l05zc. = tx.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOG PRIVATE DISEASES.

EHR>4x.eS. DR. KING formerly Of New York, for
AK<@Asz4 the last four years Of Louisville, Ken
tacky aud who has devoted has attention the Great
meut OF private diseases for so years, naiers
himself, having attended 10 practice for 50 many
years. and cured many thousands, he h enabled 10
cure ali diseases Of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from inledcieus modica Treatment,
or from neglect 81 their Dr. Kings ihzpensAry
- No 3 pcadcriek street, between Cherry and the
square second story where he Cures all diseases OF
private nature
GoSoKRHka cured without naaseious medicine OF In
reference with business
Srlcfun1s N Old recsntdate, eHoctsAiiy cured IN
= few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where = structure health cannot be enjoy ed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
niaaz The consultation much
sfrHIls with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
oui Of negseet bad treatment, can be eneet1Aly
cured IN few days
SEMINAL 4ffe ton Ia wing been
giyeA this dsease, And all The consequence grow
ing oct Of q, bFonght % Ia naAny easrs BY The de-
ssrncuss hAbsts Of tnconsziefAfe fosths and excss
hduigencso q te Es.zss neElect q Shich viii
undertakes The sossltatien ng the sabcct unBt
feEaAiss ~as aasy D. tzhorf4s wlts any dilcuity u
Ire W nb Ray restAssared 81 inascdsate rcilrf-
fsrsoas residing abrus1, BY writing Anc stzisns
their case, Wah Ese encosed, rer1es 10 IT. A king
No. Is DoAacrsck street, Nashville, fsun via have
the ne~ess2Fy ncdicnezent - their address, wth ne
sezs4rF sfScsions- e1rses secrecy observed once
Aosrsfron s,csk IN lie Hasrning untii m the eve
afng uAy3S-iBds7ly
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LOUISVILLE, March 21.-Noon.-The River
is rising rapidly with ii feet water in t. Q
canal.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 21.-There is
great treshet in the Connecticut river. 1t is
twenty feet above low water mark. Great
damage is done.
ST. LOUIS, March 21.-The river has risen
ten inches in "a hours, and is swelling rap
idly. The upper Mississippi is rising raj
idly at st. Paul.
Lake Pepin is still closed.
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Railroad Accident.

DETROIT, March 21.-By an accident on the
Great Western Railway near Hamilton, Fri
day night, I've persons were killed and thlr-
teen wounded, a. far as ascertained. The
whole train, except the last car, plunged into
a chasm, washed out by the rains, fifty feet
deep. There are no names among the injured
passengers dwelling South of the Ohio river.
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es- Two centuries ago, not one Ia hun
dred wore stockings. Fifty years ago, not
boy la a thousand WIS allowed % run at large
at night Finy years ago. not oae girl In q
thousand made waiting maid OF her mother.
woaderiul improvements In this wonderful
age