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Intelligence from Indiana.


ABINGDON. Wayne co., Ind, April 81 1857.
"AlIow me to say that Hollands German Btters
have truly performed miracles in this part Of the
country and there many who and do speak OF
its excellency and intrinsic merits. send you the
names of some who have been greatly relieved by it
j. J. swing Mrs D. ID Carson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs John Minor, Mr.. Al Reggie Mrs. F. Sell and
ny others"
These Btters are intended for Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsit Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from
disordered stomach They will perform what il Is said
they will. For sale by druggists and keepers
in every and village in the United States Cana
das, West Indies and South America 70 cents per
bottle See that the signature of C. NJ Jackson
the wrapper Of each bottle. janI-lm
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The way to keep well, take lNcLean's Cele-
brated Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
be careful in diet, and no disease can attack
the system. This Cordial is the most effective
Alternative and Tonic ever known. IL is "a
perfect preventive of disease, and it strength
ems the system and purifies and cleanses the
blood. Try it, and you will be convinced.
See the advertisement in another column.
iauISz2w
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Only So 90 a Year.

Owing g. the unexpected demand the Proprietor l.
camPailed fsPsast sle IA1asry Ne tiss all 4ho
wish may coaansEes silh ths aFss astnbeF u FAD
Eolame. VIVA UGII1T,
Publisher aud i'roprsstar,
JSalI AarfesesbSfo', fean.
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Virtues OF CgINOLNE.-Thc Philadelphia
BuLtN points cut tue following advantages
resulting from the Use OF crinOline: lit fr a.
woman from needless weight OF skirts,
strengthens the system 10y exposure to cold.
and aids manufactures; stimulates the whale
fishery, improves figures, displays ankles TO
delirious extent, and gives editors subjects
for articles. All things considered, we see no
great reason to grieve over the institution
Ii is not every fashion which develops so
much or such varied industry rs crinoline."
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rvoN MoscHzIsKER.-Wea are gratiGcd to
state that this distinguished Oculist and
Aurist has arrived in Nashville. He has
taken rooms at the ST. Cloud where those
afflicted with diseases of the eye and ear may
call upon him, and be treated. The Doctor
has won an enviable reputation both in Eu-
rope and this country, and those who may de-
sire his services can rely upon bis skin and
ability. He is no empire with secret RENE
dies, but a scientific physician who has made
the diseases he treats special study, and who
makes no promises hecannot fulfill, ~
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Charleston Market.
Mobile Market

CHARLESTON, Jan. 20, 1 p SI.-COrFON-Sales OF cot
to-day 600 bales and sales during the week H.
go bales The market closes I..l4 cent advance.
Good Middlngs quoted at il q cents,
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aDp Gelfarapb.
Later from Europe-ArrfvaI of the
9 q e 6 Steamer Europa. 81 u

LaScT 1TOn1 EuTOpe-AFT1F4l Oh the
&. Steamer Europa. s. y
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Thes steamer Europa
has arrived at New York, bringing Liverpool
dates of the Sth. ~
Cotton, sales of the week "a 900 bales, up
lands declined l-16(05. Holders offering
freely, but showing no disposition to press
sales; Orleans steady.
Manchester advices favorable, the market
being firm. Breadstuffs steady. Wheat has
an advancing tendency. Provisions dull.
Consols 96}(1965 for money and account. OF
the cotton sales, spectators took LOCO and
exporters $500 bales. Sales Friday 1000
bales, of which spectators and exporters took
1000 bales, closing quiet. Orleans fair az;
middling 1916. Mobile fair II: rniddling
6 1916. Upland fair 4; middling s.. Stock
at Liverpool 339 900 bales OF which 25S. 400
were American. New Orleans tres ordinaire
at Havre 10Zf. Bullion in the bank has in
creased 10000 pounds.
NapoleOn's remarks TO the Austrian minis
ter still exercised depressing effect on funds
Notwithstanding the soothing efforts of the
AOliteuT.
Advices from Italy indicate a rapidly APP
preaching crisis.
The Paris Bourse had at one time since
New Year declined p, but is now improving
LIVERPOOL = Richardson, Spence & CO.,
quote flour dull. Wheat firm; holders demand
Sd; southern white 6s 9d097s Cd. Mixed
Corn 2S(929s. Lard dull. Pork and bacon
quiet. Spirits of turpentine 3Ss 6dC939s.
LONDON Wheat advanced l(92d. Sugar
quiet. American securities. active and firm.
1t is reported that France has sent a very
threatening note to Austria, warning her
against her troops crossing the Servian from
tiers.
Austria is sending strong reinforcements to
Lombardy, where her garrisons are already
on war footing.
An outbreak is anticipated at MILAN.
1t is rumOred, but not confirmed, that Milan
is in a state Of seige and that there is great
agitation at Cumena, Modena, and elsewhere.
a scutie is reported between the Austrian
and Hungarian soldiers at Cumena.
During debate in the Spanish Chambers
O'DOnnel declared that the Government was
disposed to demand satisfaction OF Mr.. b cha
for the insulting proposal regarding Cuba
and declared that Spain would never cede
any of her territory. q
Austria has abandoned her intention Of
concentrating troops on the Servian frontier.
There is great depression at Vienna.
The object of the CracOw conspiracy was
to recover the independence of the Republ C.
1t is rumorcd and credited that Russia has
negotiated with the Rothschilds loan of
several millions sterling,
The London Times Of the 9Th says that the
Emperor's speech to the Austrian Minister
was made to learn how the Great Powers
would receive the prospect of French inter
ference with Italy. The result was happily a
failure
The Paris Bourse on the 7th fell g.
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I5- Amongst the recent arrivals in this
city we note that of Mr.. JOSEPH ii. SERMONS,
who introduced here several years ago, the
celebrated Brazilian Pebble Spectacles. He
is stopping at the ST. Cloud. We trust he will
give our citizens another chance to get his
spectacles A gentleman at our elbow who
has used pair OF them the past three years.
says nothing can surpass them. He wouldn't
be without pair for any consideration.
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To Nervous Sufferers.

Aret!red Gentleman having been restored to health
0 few days, after many years of nervous suffering
wllsend ree) 20 assist others copy of the prescrp
ton and supply OF the remedy. on receiving
stamped velope bearing the applicants address D
rect the Rev. JouN n. DAGNALL, lS6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, NY aprIS-trLw-s
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From EnlIfnrnia.

NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 22.-The steamer Quak-
or City is below, with California dates of the
18th and ll2 passengers. The Golden Age
brought $50 passengers and 81 200 900 trea-
sure for New York and S469 900 for Europe.
via Panama. Arrived AT san Francisco, sh ps
Great Republic, from New York, Zephyr from
Boston; cleared ship Golden Fleece, for New
\ ork Business stagnant; money scarce. The
Legislature organic d on the 4th aud elected
w. G. Stratton Speaker. The Lecompton
Democrats have large majority in both
houspa
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CoLD WEArHER-It got rather cold in Can
ada the otter day. On Monday week, the
mercury was more ian forty degrees boio,s zero.
This was sufficient to freeze the principles out
of model politician, the niodcsty oat Of a
street lecturer, or the disintery stedness out OF
a Rocky Mountain wagon-road contractor.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22.--The Appellate Court
has confirmed the Jailorship of Jefferson
county to W. X. Thomas, the American in
cumbcnt.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 90 SO,
Certificates of Packages viii be sold al the fol

Isl Orentrl showing the plan OF the Lotteries
viii be sent o. any one DESTROYS Of reoeiyingI
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s- 1t has been mutually agreed by the
publishers of the daily papers in Nashville,
that hereafter they will not furnish their pa
per free of charge to any yearly advertiser.
We. make this statement in order that there
may be 10 misunderstanding in future 5usi-
ness transactions with our patrons. If
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AUCTION SALE.-We call especial attention
OF House-keepers and those who are in want
of Furniture to the large and extensive sale
this morning at St. Nicholas Hotel. on Market
street, of Fine Household aud Kitchen Fur
niture. Sale positive and without reserve.
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Louisville, Jan. 22.-The river is rising
with feet inches water in the canal, and
feet inches on the Falls.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22.-The river is falling
with feet water tn Cairo, al il clear of ice.
The upper streams as far as open are in good
boating order. The mercury at O'Clock
this NOR ling was 2 degrees below zero.
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ssExceIsiar', Germ and Cob Min.

Al esapiet, a. pairs 81 grazing rngs at tAa
lea pfiCs foK4f IstaAse which lower tasa Il has
evcr been before oaered and reEsrs our ngsla-
ssaa, the cheapest Alii An.erA The faru,f~ ~
Tennessee faaaiiieF wah sue reEafAtoa - the TX
cessor' i aaascssssEy ENTER rsali as.oa "a
nefsss, aud ~sil SIMPLY remark that ala tsd
IA crushing Cara ard Nub, Ntrzt, Oats Rye &c fsr
stock aaa grinding hs.ti Tor tAfny u 3srhArscs
the mai fsut directly iato hall blsirl aud
has IS gFiHaing sarfses cosstr1ctci sn&t y fen
~.Fa 4 esa Be rsrngssG zaa rsnssed ~ = est q
three dollars.
from absse Agents thFsnsksat the ssase
all observe they suthnri1sd = Il the .Excel,
sslr - tbs pFvseat sr1sen, ar Eefsy fAalsAFs.
Fcrsens eantng lie abssr MI Ntn l,leass aidreas
JkMks @. BALDWIN.
No ~ Osilesu street, NaslElIic, IeaA
dexef-tFfwsssn
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STEAMER JAMES JOHESoN.
3yIorV MEyPttII Ian. 20 1859. 4

.ta BELOW MEMPHIS, Jan. 20, 1859.
DEAR Patriot:
E57eads.:-Tbree o'clock, p. NJ. today finds
us once more ia sight of the great Tennessee
Cotton market, on our way to that - hrm
fouuda,on'-t City of Rocks.
We LIT New Orleans on Saturday night,
18Th inst, with 40 tons Of freight, more
tran haif OF which is way freight
The TyacGsU and Ro,er had both reached
port with rather slim trips.
Freights are scarce everywhere, aud corn
also; all along this mighty river the com
plant is general; many say they cannot haul
wood for The want Of corr 10 feed their teams
The river il neither high nor low, but in
medium stage and falling. 1t is raining and
has been all day; hope The clouds extend
10 the head Of Cumberland and that we may
find at least tour feet lIarpetb Shoals. 80
that We may greet you ali, Sunday night or
Monday morning, with hearty shake Of the
hand, and " how do We dol"
We bad Il lively crowd down to the Sunny
South, (Which Sunny South was very muddy
from recent rains.) and we have some on
board now who would diSpci all clouds of
gloom in any country one only will | men
ton, Mrs. y, aud she's trump. low is
our manifest. In haste yours.
H. Is. SHAW.
List of C5asgHecs " St>Uer JAMES JOHNSON
Ne,0 OriedHs 10 Washable.
NJ. & Z. +. Chatham, 81 pkgs mrr'se; n
& c. X. x. Ag't, I20 do; 5. a. q. Mol & Co.
1853 do; Krkplrck Nrvins Il Go. i0S; p. ~
G.. Anderson. 1875 do; Lanitr, Phillip Il Co
10 do; Harris Gordon Il Co. ~ d.; James
J ,hnson & Co, % do; yo- Edward- IL do: Mans
field, Lyons u Co 81 do; Tcrrass 4 Boo.
80 do; c. Mcdonald. Is DO; Fall Il Cunning
ham. 20 de-; Ewing u SpeIry, 10 d.; Joynt &
Trranor. 6 do; Hilman & Bros. do; Z. Il.
Peck, do; DIR. Jennings do; W. II. G. T lon
d Co. 9 d.; A. w. Bryan, do; W. Wilson,
s do; A. Mcdaniel do; Vessel. Il Thomp-
sOn, | do; Jn0. Johnston. do; j. y McAlls-
ter Il ca Is do; JnO. Casey, | do; A. Hamil
ton. do; McClurc, Buck * Go. do; Woods,
Yeatman * Co. 2 tons pig Iron.
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Sorteo Eumero GIL 0rdinario
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
II. FRANCE ~ Co.. Managers.

4 FTER the exposure az THE many Bogus Lottery
n concerns throughout the country, purchasers NJ
Tekets viii Of course feel timd in ordering Those
who esire tourvhase, wouid be foolish 10 send mo
ney to any Lottery concern without knowing that
they viii have fairness ia drawings and schemes, and
feel thai the Managers are responsible for prizes.
The MARYI AND LOTTERIES have now been drawing
forty years Millions Of dollars have been drawn
Capital Prizes frcm 1000 up 10 500 OOO and The
fortunate holders. without single exception, paid.
These are the Lotteries to order Tickets In. The
Managers fully responsible for every Priz" sold
without any security; and ct they have given bonds
the State Of Maryland, for half million Of dollars
secure prize holders They don't promise you
$40 600 $50 900 90 010 for $40, but they give
yOu fair and honest schemes a. good can be made
for the price OF the Iickets.
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From kGansaa

LEAvENwoRTH. Jan. Montgomery has
voluntarily surrendered to the authorities.
Ii is reported that Brown has left the Ter
ritury.
The excitement has subsidized and no farther
difficulties ere apprehendtd.
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General Hardware Business
AT THE OLD STAND OF
KlRkMiN & ELLIS, No. 81 Public Square,

where we will be pleased to the old customers Of
the house, also friends in general assuring them
of our best efforts to render entire satisfaction We
would say that the stock being made complete, by
large additions of New Goods, and will be prepared
the Spring Trade before the LIST OF February
The general prices will remain at the low rates
EIblished by WILLIAMS Co.
janl2-tf MCCALL & co.
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Go- BY the Niagara intelligence was re-
ceived that the Hon. CHARLES SUMNER was
sill in Paris, in compliance with the advice
o. his physicians, but was recovering rap
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For Congress.

EF- We are authorized = AIiaeaaee Gen. Jas.
W. Quaries. " Montgomery county a candidate
for ihe nomination Of the Aineris rafty for Con
gress, In this Congressional Distrlei-
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Hogs KILLED
SUMMARY.

Below we give a summary of the number OF hogs
laughtcred III the several states tins season. far
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ware, Cutlery, Guns, &e., from JoHS VII
uAMs, (late WILLIAMS X co. ) We will continue the
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Savannah Market.

MOBILE Jan. 19.-Saes of cotton to-day 5000 bales
HiIdlug II 4@lIzs cents. there more buyers
than sellers.
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lGommerrial.
- -sss DAnLY PATRIOT OFFICE,
- NASHVILLE. Jan. "a. 1859.

COTTON-The market was active Satur-
day notwithstanding the inclemency o. tie
weather. About 200 bales sold at lOs9 lO2s.
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sale of Mills,
RIYer NeMH.

BosToN, Jan. l9.-The Bay State Mills at
Lawrence were sold at auction to the Washing
ton Mills company for S500,000
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets.
Magnificent scheme

I, $40 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
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Grand Totals , 2Ss ,S47 100 900
IL points to hear from Ohio and
Indiana, packed last year 81 400
estimated at ...... ~, 400
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HIDES-The market is very firm, and Green Butch
ers' have advanced to &C. We quote Flint l3(sl5c.;
Dry Sailed, l2GDl4c. and Green Sailed at y.
OILS-Linseed has been in speculative demand
since last and about 200 bbls sold at T5c holders
skinS higher rates at the close Lard is firm at soc
for No. l. usual discount. Red is firm at So 96c for
distilled, and zc for sponihed, bbls extra IN latter
case.
SEElS-The market for clover has been more active
ami prices have advanced to ST so p bush, with
sales Of 500 bbls at this price. Flax is firm at 81 40
Timothy is in but limited demand at 81 .5GD2 co.
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Most Valuable City Property
r q r. 8 A T, E.

T AM Offering for sale the House and Lot, on
Il Cherry street, now occupied by Mr. :. WELLER.
The house is very large and conmOdious, contain
ing twenty rooms, with servants rooms, cellars
coal and wood sheds &c, &C The House is in good
order of being recently rebuilt and is better
adapted for first class boarding house than any
house in Nashville.
The Lot is about sxty-fve feet front by one hun
dred and seventy feet and the house is stua-
ted the lot 10 admit Of addition that would
render it commodious any Hotel in the city.
A large portion Of the furniture be purchas
ed with the house if desired.
1t is well known that bookkeeping is in this city
most profitable business, and to any one wishing &c
engage in such vocation this is excellent oppor-
tunity to procure eligible location being convent
ent to all the business portions Of our city.
For terms, &c, apply to
dec29-u A V. 6. ITNnSI FY
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FOR RENT

INok Tie halsaee II lhls pear. that sac Aaa 80
II ciHyeplrat botlss, NJ. ~ Aofth Cherry 80
street, fs~ dossfs bsiev lee CezaEnoseisl 10. IL
tsis fsr sern.ss ke.s afisis ~
lani--1 L r. GI-ASoock, AgoaL
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New Arrangement for 1859.

IAkt>G l4kuB charge sf the tarEs and well knuun
Il establishments Cedar street. No L. ferEaerly
oeeufsisa - feuaAs q. Jslss prrss.rea 10 lake
SrgroSz eseaaSssssa Ger sale, rrasssnAsie
rates a. ANY hoa@s this city Ny h0ase Is as eosn-
foFt<hie sud ~ea sxranxea anu heuse ~ the klne
Ia titr hssf. MI give uay sIseszi The
sale {" Any sopesty that nay be ft N my hxHds Tor
ssie- sfs..s care si - tzkea grsssus Tie Ars
e aHf aesEc Fscs bet "a Instance sili ~
tAbir for Ans thai e=eafe all T@y lae market
irce ioF hsssas - zsx efsce- s.zre u
Izseic lzxeE al A-k. ~ Fsleroncs = any sssstls
nasn IA taeeeantg be kxo~s nae
iaail-sf EDelS = HAWKINS
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The Aurora for 1869,
ENHANCED IND INPRO T.ED.

HAVING ~act With an unexpected ucreass - pat-
Ii rUnAge, tss PTaprstoF 81 .iasura = eueonr-
akot - renewed cxefsious va making it the
cssEkfEesE IFrSHARY AAasAEisE ssssIi.
fa 4sFUfa = iessgued more especially far LADIES'.
ana beng haae eateftrlxe, hoIes 10 receive sAe
support a Southeru ladies generally.
Easfh aomhcT Sh be beautifully Illustrated A
Passion Ftate n every number.
Tfse Magazine ceetalas ans Tagez, uaakiag az
the cad o Tie year large al aanasae y0.Gl.e VI
o1z pages @aI
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Wanted.

Lard! LARD! Lard!!!
TIVE Undersigned wishing TO purchase from
i 100 10 300 barrels Of Lard per week, for which
they Will paw Cash or Groceries. All persons having
Lard 10 sell will ind il greatly TO their advantage
call at No Market street before making sale as the
highest price will be given by
talI-tf CARTER, WILISFORD & CO.
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SAVANNAH Jan. 20 Sales of cotton to-day 500
bales and the market closed firm. The sales during
the week $50 bales, ami the receipts I2--5G
bales The Increase in receipts this port Isl 74O
bales; and At all ports SS4 $50 bales The stock on
hand and shipboard is SIS ,965.
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EO,. safe.

A NEGRO WOMAN about - years old perfectly
~ sound aud healthy, an excellent Cook and Wash
or; an nbcdicnt, honest AMI reable Negro IN every
respect. II. IL. HAYNES n co.
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BARGAINS IN
Ready-made Clothing

We are selling At REDUCED prices, for Cash, tie ball
snce OF our stock Of 0yER-c0AIs, BUSINESS CoAfs,
HEAVY PANTS AND VESTS.
wAkD, BIRMINGHAM 4 CO.,
> jaaI3-a No. ~ south sadr square
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ETNA COAL.

A FINE supply Of this most economical Coal is
~ hand the Etis Coal Yard back Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga railroad Depot, and Is selling
following low prices:
barge limb ana round Coal % cents per busheI, or
So 50sper Ton.
Mixed large and fine, Coal 90 cents per bushel or
- 90 per Ton.
Fine Coal 10 cents per bushci, or 81 90 per Ton.
Try II and you will soon be convinced it is the best
Coal in the market.
dec3l-ly SAM'L J. AGNEW; e
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RamOVal.

WE have removed stoeN Of Groceries Ii.
w quoTs, &c, Ia he large store. house. corner 81
COLLEGE aud Broad streets. recently occupied by Ter
Bros where shall be happy 10 frieuas
aud CUSTOMERS assuring them that .-etter pre-
pared than ever 10 serve them the most favorable
terms. T.. X 4. ANliEi1SON,
Jan0 Corner College aud broad SITS.
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NlumerS

w cosba es.eaf-s Nensers. lsss reseisrf sad for
xAis b. = Il NesIiI-
ducfs-a
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The Adams Express Company,
Whereby money 10 1sSuss IN suns Of AGO Dollsrs
ud Qunf srtlr IN Ia. SCI ~
AT Our RISK AND EXPENSE.
S T o r A G E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

rI'HE under-igned have taken the large wArchouas
rpcesitig erssu1ra, rgaafHg tnrOugh from Markct
% c,r-s street aua are Amply PREPARED u
ATer-5ie terms. al aftgigs that nay D. offered
r ,fisatsfsI 81 fnarcilsats IN 10 cty esIrixIly
dire - fEzsllifos Tor taxing ~ SagAf Coz.
ifo, SAX -slt ana A4azs6, anu D. ta1 fact that in
SURFACES al-ast arr bc sstalned az oods stored
Nlfh 90 llsst sarsnshic tsfans.
Ne = 2! 49, tksvp usa-tsnl sappis - bATF.D fIAy
and cDl.N IN sae.E hcl ali - sole most roas-
oazhie isits-. -iA-rs u psbAc pktron4ge Il re-
uoy-1-fy n A. PARISH co
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Pain cannot exist where this Plaster is applied

rheumatism, Lamencss, Stiffness, Weakness, De
biiity, Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs
and Colds, Pains and Aches OF every kind down
to Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with a
title patience, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag
ical influence Of the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t is the
simplest, urcst safest plcasautest and cheapest
edy in existence. Its application is universal-equaI
ly to the strong man, the delicate woman, and the
feeble infant. To each and all it viii prove Balm
and a blessing. Its is agreeable and without
noyanee trouble. Its price is within reach Of all
rich or poor all may have II, all should have it
who are sick, and suffering in any way.
Planters should be always supplied with this inval-
liable PLASTER. 1t VIII be tho Good Physician
any plantation, ready at al times aud at instant no
tiCc.
Put up IN alright tin boxes Z ,ch box will make
six eight plasters and any child can spread them
Price % cents a box, with full and plain directions
ID. G. lIOREEsEAD, W. d.,
Ilcenfor and ProDrior 10 Walker street, Ne,o York.
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER - SOLD BY
AL DRUGGISTS, in every City, Town 1ud Village Of
tho United States dec7-dcod4weowI yin
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Cooking Stoves.
Heating Stoves

We hsve also FUN supply Of farior Aad Manlel
crates, lamb tirAtex. kr
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