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and approved by all that have Issd it, and
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which il
/ is recommended. -
It has cured thousands e within the last two year.
who had given up all hopes OF relief the numerous
| unsolicited certificates in my ; possession show.
The be adapted ; to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and ed in such quantities 70
/ act gently on the Bowels =
Let the dictates Of your iudgnent guide you in the
! use of the LIVER IN |VIGOISATOEE, and it
| will cure Liver Conn plants, Bilious At
| Iacks, Dyspepsia, - Chronic DiarrhOea
! = IL m IN c Om- - plants, DyseBIe-
/ RI, Dropsy, sour > Stomach, HEil bituaI
/ COstiVeness, ChOI- ics ChOIeras ChOle-
/ ra ITOrbuS. Cholera Bnfantum, FIatu-
J IenCes J q / c e. - Female W Weakness
eS, and may be used sue = cessfully Ordina-
/ nv Family ICdis a cine. 1t will cure SICK
! HI f ADA c II Is Cas - thousands testiiy) in
twenty minutes II . TWO or three Tea
spOOntUls are TAX n en- al the comm ncement Of
attack.
All IvhOuse itare giving their testimony
/ in its favor.
Mix in the mouth vii the lnvigorator and swallow
Also, SANFORIj5S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable and put
in ASS CASES, air tight, and will keep IN climate.
| The Family Ca Ibarti5 PELLisa ger.
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing y demand from those who
have long used the PILLS - ard the satisfaction which
all express regard to their has induced place
them within the reach OF all. =
The Profession we'll know that different Caharic act
The FAMILY JAZZ THARTIC PILL
has to this we'll established fact,
compounded from > variety Of the Purest VeGe-
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
amentary canal, and are ~ good and safe in all
where Cathartic is = needed, such ID e =
raugemcntS Of the stomach / e II =
ness, Pains in the q Back and l. O i n :,
COSLiV p ain = and Soreness over
! the whole cd y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected, end in long of Fe-
yer, Loss of Appe- = lite, Creeping SEN
| saJiOn of Cold over = the body, Restless
! ness, Headache, or ; weight in the head,
all Infiamma . Diseases, forms, in
Children Adults, rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood y and many diseases to which
flesh heir 20 mention in this advertise
Dose, / TO 3 Price dimes
The Liver TnVigOratOr aud Family Ca
IhartiC pills rae by Druggists generally, anc sold
/ wholesale by the trade in all the large towns.
II W.SANFORD, NJ. D.
Nauuiact urer and Proprietor. 33J broadway, N. Y.
O. J. WOOD 4 CO,
fabI-ly Mo.
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THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.

The Howe 500 Machine cost manufacture,
pie and better made viii DO greater JGrisy Of work,
Tar superior in every respect the Grover Baker
Wheeler & Wilson Machines.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PBYSle,

are composed that disease within the range Of their
action rarely Withstand evade them. Their pen
etratng properties Search and cleanse and nvigOTate
every portion Of the human organism. correcting its
diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitates As
consequence of these properties the invalid VINO Is
bowed down with pain physical debility is astonished
10 find his health energy restored by remedy at
once so simple and inviting.
N1tE1nly do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases. The agent below named Is pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
Of their cres and directions for their in the follow
ing complaints: C0stiUeness Heartburn, Headache,
a7isiag from is0raereG stomach Nausea Indigestion
Pain az and Morbid Eqacti0 0fte BOIcsks FlGtleaey,
Loss Of appetite, Jaladice, and other kindred COM
plaintS arising from low state Of the body obsrc
ton Of its functions. They excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength the system debtated BY disease
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STATE AGHcULuRN BuREAU.-At the session of
the State Agricultural Bureau, held Monday night,
Mr.. CAuTT, from the committee appointed to report
suitable resolutions touching the death Of Maj. E.
q. ElsrAAN late Secretary OF the Bureau, present
ed the following resolutions, which were adopted
by Il unanimous vote.
WHEREAS DEATH has since the last meeting of the
State Agricultural Bureau stricken from our midst
our late Secretary, Maj Z. G. EASTMAN; and where
As i'm his death this Bureau has suffered a severe
lossI he having served faithfully since its Organi-
alton and by his arduOus ab0rs contributed large
lv TO the establishment of the Bureau upon a firm
basis and the formation of the county cocieties
throughout the State, thereby developing the
mechanical aud agricultural resources of the tate
therefore,
the State Agricultural Bureau has lost one of its
most active and efficient members, and the agricul-
rural and mechanical interests of the State one of
their most industrious and ardent advocates.
Resolued, That this preamble and resolution be
spread upon The books Of the Bureau, and that a
copv be furnished the faT1ily of the deceased. to
whom we extend our yarmest sympathles IN their
sad loss.
Mr.. RAMS. from the committee to confer with a
committee on the part of the Davidson County AZ
ricultura and Mechanical Association in regard &c
holding joint fairs, reported proposition for hold
ING Joint annual fair for term Of five years, each
body TO pay one-haf the expense and share equally
the profits or loss resulting from the enterprise
and in addition the Davidson County Society pro
,ose TO loan the Bureau money sufficient 70 pay It's
debts and 10 charge TO interest for the use Of IT,
This proposition gave rise to a lengthy and some
What animated debate. Messrs. WELCKER, RAINS
SrocKELI. and McCULoN advocated its acceptance
ON the ground that the Bureau is in debt and has
M means with which to pay without making q
socree of some real estate belonging to it, and the
,ecessitv Of having larger number Of working
members in Davidson county, both Of which would
=, secured by accepting the proposition Mr.. Ca
,,r onnosed its acceptance on the ground shat the
pr,rasn had no legal right or authority to make
.,cb a contract and further, that the placing the
safe Bureau upon an equality with the society Of
-. county and no others, would engender general
1is,tsfacton on the part of the people Of the State
either now or before the expiration OF the terms
The Dronosition was finally accepted by ayes .
noes 3. as follows;
s,,ss- Nessrs. Allison Balm ibreli, Hodsden. Ne
~, Pains SHuqart Stockell, and Nelcker-s.
~ Wessrs Cavitt Ewing, Flte, stone, anC
Walker. -
Mr. WALKER. from the committee 70 ascertain WA
DAVIS ba6 been enacted by the last Legislature 1onc
mo the interests Of the Bureau, reported 'hat 'h
restriction preventing the citizens OF other state
.-,r, connecting for premiums at the fairs OF thu
Bureau had been repealed; that county soclelle
are not bound TO have $500 at interest proYiae'
,bev own real estate to the value Of s5VO ana Tia
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INV YORK, april l0.Cotton active and firm, sales to-day
6,OOO balssMddling Upland 1i9IE Flour 6rmer,
u 500 bliss 259 80 Corn firm scarce 74sl Mess Pork
dull at L 62197 IS for Rio Coffee l3 The Shipping
List quotes cotton buoyan better grade other grades
steady sales Of three days 900 ales Orleans Mddng M
Freghts LVerpool332 Sugar dpreEssd declined ~ chiefly
onoWerani mddng grades. MOlaes very firm
full prees-0reans Fair Prime $3.50 Tobacco active
good gradeshigher. Sterling Exchange ssz Francs I6
as leZ.
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COMMERCTAL

Review Of the Nashville market april 10.
coTToN-Wsh heard Of the following sales o. Cotton to-day
10 bales AZ sc and Is at9He We nnots
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CoScERr.-Prof KElmERER and class, win give a
concert at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evening.

The members Of Broad Street Fire Company No.
?, respectfully tender their thanks to Messrs YVES
Sci q THOMSON, and to Mr.. GEO. GREIG, and to all
who furnished them with refreshments, at the fire
on Tuesday morning. JAS. GENET
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DecisIons of the supreme Court.

TEVE first volume ny reports will be ready deliver
slbscrIbers By the 18th inst Those be delivered at
Knoxville Nashville and Jackson, will be placed in hands
Of she Clerks Of The Supreme Court
Those delivered az Chattanooga IN the bands Of the Clerk
Of the Common Law Court
These delivered at Mephisn the hands the Clerk Of
tie Chancery Court.
Asthers may persons who not have my circular
have few extra copies to zach Of the above persons
they can had by those who ay to become subscriber
J.W. HEAD
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The Machines warranted give better satisfaction
than any other machines in the market money refunded
CONE BROS, Agent.
March ID zkw So Colleva strsets
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BOARD or ALDERME2,-The Board Of Aldermen
held regular meeting last night
The Recorder read the following message from the
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John Brown Meeting at Albany. .

ALBANY, April A John Brown meeting was
held here last right in response to address from
Hayt to citizens Of Albany, congratulating them on
the demonstrations made in honor of the martyrdom
of John Brown.
Messrs. Parker Pilsbury, \. " Towel, Rev. NJ
Miller and others addressed the meeting, ana ad-
dresses to the people Of Hayti were adopted.
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nse-E@ Madness, IdiOcy. COnvuI-

~ Madness, TdiOcy. COnvul-
49, sIONS and > long train Of other horrible dis
the frequent consequences Of permitting Worms to
generate and m1up7, without check in the lnIestne9
and the stomach. Such neglect Eexcusabe il is dan
gerous; much Wi1es Canadian FsTEHrugs without
confinement the house Of trouble the sufferer viii the
disease in few days and at the time improve the condition
Of the digestive organs purify The blood and regulate all the
secretiOns.
Be particular and remember the name, Winer's Canadian
Nermiugs This is the only article thatcsn be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
aprill-d&Wlm Sole Propristors
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The sale of twenty lots on Vine, High, Summer,
Cherry and Market Streets in the 9TH and 8th Wards
of Nashville, on Saturday last postponed and
will come off on Wednesday next, April l1th on he
grounds at J past IL o'clock, A. NJ, commencing on
South High Street-near the new Brewery. Om-
nibus tickets free at the Office Of NANCE WooD
WARD. No. so Cherry Street
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ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND MICE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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PETERsox's LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE for May.
has just been received by +. HAGAS, Al College
street 1t contains full report, with the accom-
panying illustrations, of the fashions for May to-
gether with the usual variety of literay matter
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SuDstRhtAsllS Tor Farmers and FAamteEs'
JUST received from Western Mandatory and on sale the
- following articles Ok YOkes Hay Forks, Hoes, Stable ana
Well Buckets, scythes, Tubs, Rat Traps, etc, etc.
BENZ. p SHIELDS & CO.
nar29 Central Ware Rooms, College street.
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NASHVILLE.
RAILWAY MATTERS.


Departure Of Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AHD CHETriNOoGA-4sfO A. NJ sP. n.
TENNESSEE ANn AlABAhA-Ss00 A. NJ. 2:55 ?. d.
LOUISVILLE AHD hAzHvIIIE-fs9O A. NJ. 1880 A. n.
0allatn Express 3:I5 P. D.
EDsEFiELn And kESTuCEE-Gs3O ? H., 2s45 p b.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains
kksHEIIrE AND CHaTTANoosa--ssOO A. n ,G:10 P.
IEEEsssiE AND ALARANA-8:45 A. NJ, $500 2. N
LOUISVILLE AID NAsIvIILE-3:2O A. NJ 5s36 4. ~,
F" Gallatln Express s; 3 A. H.
kDaEnE-D AND KEsTuGEr-lO A. NIP NJ
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RACES AT MEIrHIs.-The Memphis Bulletin gives
the following account of the races over the Mem
phis Course on SATURDAY,:
The first race was a trotting one, mile heats in
harness, best three in five. for the Proprietors
Purse Slo0, and for which J. Odell's Sealey,' L.
). Brooks d, Yellow Jack" T. Crawford's &c Gen.
Singleton NJ. Forests Royal John. r. Browns
Lean Jimmy and Chas Hammers Kitty Red
field, were entered. At the start John" lad the
track, but before reaching the first quarter Sea-
ley took the lead and maintained it throughout
winning the heat IN a:Ol and dstaucing all competi
tors save 90 elbow Jack For the second heat
good start was effected. Jack having the track
Lut Sealey shot ahead at the first bend and came
home winner Of the heat in time 25GJ-. Yellow
Jack " diStancCd.
The second race was for 500, single dash of two
miles and for which CrawfOrd's Gen Singleton e
and W. H. FORESTS " Riley" were entered. After
a sharp contest Crawford entry was declared win
ner in time 6:l2.
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Read and Believe.

Read and Believe.
INV YORK, April -, 1853.
". f. HAsAS EsQ.-Dsar Sir. About Eve months since
bought two bottles Of Hair CoOring,
Of obtaining and would inquire where may
here Ny hair when quite young turned grey AaUs
Ra6er0 articles for the purpose Of restoring it, but did
not succeed until obtained this Uc produced tie desired
eject have been requested BY my friends among
them several adies procure it if possible pleased
with IT, for has made great improvement nv personal an
pearance. By answering this you will much oblige,
Yours very respectfully,
II. c GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York.
Remember that this result produced by HRMsTREETs
9tt16Ie, the original aud only reliable Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
" HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs Troy. N Y
aprilI-dkwIm
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce CARY HARRIS, Will
mson county candidate for Attorney General for the ju
deia composed counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner Octl4- tdF
We suthors to JAS b. RAINES, Esq,
candidate for the flee Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
ca Circuit composed the counties Of williamson Sumnsr
and Davidson. Election u Nav. 1850
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NO PAREGORTC or OPTATE

healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
sents with the essential clements and gives OF course
thu True Standard. AnalyEe the Blood Of person suf
ering from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia serona
&c and find IN every instance certain dciectes Ia the
red gohules Of the blood Supply these decnce and you
made WE'LL The Blood Food is founded upon this the
ory-hence its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to deficiencies Blood in different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, or any affection what
Of the Throat Lungs inducing Cons nm p.
tiOns No i which as1 the No for depression OF
Spirits, Loss of Appetite and for all chronic
Complaints arising from Oversuses Generai De
bitiGYs and N Nervous PrOstraGiCu. NO.2 for Live
er Complaints No. for Dyspepsia. Be1dg O.
ready for absorption IL is taken by drops and
carried Immediately the circulation, that what you gain
you retdiR The No. is for Female Irregularities,
HysLerfas Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
for this. For Salt Rheums ErupTiOns, Serious
IOus, Kidney and BLADDER Complaints takeNo
the directions be strictly followed. Price
of the Blood Food 81 Der bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 4U9 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., St. Louis
apI4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Families and plantation Use,
J. W. Williams--Agent.

1HE PE1pristora of these Machines oizu a substantia
The claim that their instruments lcg execute a and e5e
Kind Of Reeset, and perform he sane in the best possible
E1nner. Coznbln as h does merits Of an The Other Ma
Chimes and, at the tine, avoiding their f.uits IL s
mends itself to tn public the great Family sew
ing Machine, and As adapted to every Braacs Of fs7
tTy where the needle Is required
They Wi Stitch hem, fell, bind and qstbs- s-sv 49,
strong lock stitch, that cannst be Yelsd orBullssou T
make beautiful, uniform stitch, alike on both is, az ne E
without forming ridges underneath
The Machine have great strength are perfectly -pis and
the management Of them easily ucquissd
Any spool Of cotton, thread or SIX nav Be Rcd rig -
Almost Hosesss in their Operations, and 1l srar or tan
any other seElng Machine extaut
Let Manufacturers. Planters, Farmers Housskssps Or uay
other persons in search 81 nstruent 70 sreeu cy E.d
q seeing Ho's d0zs by aacdiReT, 11Es srsfi ssers "a
0ssf' By examining ours before purchasing.
T7A liberal discount made to Minister'S and Charitable o.
eisdss
II An Macines warranted thEse years, and faii instr
given to use them satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS wAs;
The public are invited to can .aa'sFHi8lAa
80 PU sQT
an2s CIV JENKINS,
lfMlFEatStre1t
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PHoSoGRAPHY AND PENNANsHIP.-We understand
Mr. DoIBEAR win open class in Photography and
Penmauship in Edgefeld to-day. He is an accom-
plished teacher in both branches and parents would
certainly consult their interest by having their chill
dren take lessons from him.
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Prom New York,

NEW YORK, April IO-The steamer North Star
has arrived with SII5OOOO specie.
'NEw YORK. April 10 The Galway steamer
Prince Albert has arrived at ST. Johns with Liver
pool dates Of March 3Ist News unimportant
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seventh Chaneery plvision.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

We authorized Col. 10 c. GUILD candi
date Chancellor the Seventh Chancay Division Of Ten
nessee. Gec2S-te
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River News,


LOUISVILLE, April IO-The river is rising with
feet inches water in the canal
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The extensive and rare collection Of flowers,
plants. &c, from the gardens Of VIM. HEAVIER, Esq,
Reading Road Nursery, Cincinnati has arrived. The
ladies are especially invited to call and examine the
beautiful assortment at the auction rooms of B. F.
SHIELDS & Co. No. p, College street
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LvERPOo rehabilitation, sales Of the week 43 OO bae
Of which spectators took $500 and exporters 5000 bales
Closing very dull with declining tendency Prees irregular
authorities say the Inferior qualities declined
Breadsufs dull. Provisions steady Flour steady Wheat
buOysn COnsos $685. Cotton, sales Friday 1000 bales,
closing quiet Sales Saturday Loco bales closing very dull
Orleans Fair "a Orleans Middng Ga Upland Fair "a; Mid
ing SIG. Stock Liverpool s bales Of which $50 600
bales American.
Manchester a1Vces favorable. Market firm.
HAyRECottcn, sales Of the 10000 bales. Bas 9gf
advanced franc closed Witha declining tendency
LvERPooL-Riehardson, Spence Co. quote Flour with de-
cning tenlency-2693Os Whsat quiet. Corn dull yellow S3s
6dG34s Cd; white 9693ss. Pork qualities slightly
advanced BACON steady. Lard duU
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Attorney General

We are authorized to announce r. W. HAYWOOD,
Esq. as a candidate for the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District composed of the
counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson.
Election next Nav.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MEMPHIS i, 100 or 1000
BALES CorToN BURNT-Loss S7OOOO.-The Memphis
AUalancle gives the following particulars of the
fire in that city Sunday evening:
About eleven o'clock Sunday night a fire was dis
covered in a ROW of new buildingsbeng constructed
by Mr.. r. \. Moon on Vance street, between Shelby
and Tennessee. The light material of which the
buildings were composed caused the flames to spread
with great rapidity, and ere the tiremen reached
the spot, the fire had communicated itself to the
frame cotton shed of Mr.. :. Mosby, the opposite
side of the street, which contained between loo
and 200 bales cotton. Once ignitcd. the shed was
in few moments cnvelopcd in flames, and beyond
the help of all earthly cXcrtOns and and its con-
tents were entirely consumed. The fire ragged with
such fury that al the efforts put forth by the fire
men to save the double tenement frame building
occupied by its owner, Geo Mellersh and \. T.
Dill, were unAvaing. 4 strong SOutherly wind pre-
vailed and this house was also soon reduced 70
ashes,
The loss will hardly fall short of $4,000. The
cotton was insured, we understand, for its full
Value-SIO,0 600 with Chadwick x Wells, and the re
mainder some $4,000, in the Bluff City and De
Soto Insurance Companies of this city, and other
companies. The latenesS Of the hour ut which the
DIRE disaster occurred. prevented obtaining in
formation from those most likely to know, but our
supposltion is founded the statement of those
who aside from the parties themselves are most
likely to know. Mr.. Noon, who was erecting three
substantial double tenement houses 1t cost Of not
less than 81 200 each. which were unfinished and
unoccupied. had no insurance. There may have
been a builders insurance, but we could not ascer-
tain that such was the case. Mr. Melersh, who Is
a son-in-law of Mr.. Thomas James, had only recent
y erected the building in which be resided and his
loss viii reach SI,SO0, on which there Is no Insur
aucc. Mr.. Ds loss in furniture, &c. VIII amount
10 between $3.50 and S3OO-nO insurance.
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For pretty and cheap dry goods call on NICHOLSON
d HUMPHREY st No. p South side of the square
they are receiving daily fine stock Of both fancy
and staple goods, which they selling a little
cheaper than any other house in the city. marI5-R
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At NO 81 COLLEGE STREET,
Are receiving and opening every day an elegant
Stock Of Spring Goods They will be constantly re-
ceiving until the 18th of April. feb 29-tf
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LKon,s Mnrnetic pills.

My([@ Lyons Magnetic Insect
SASA@sS POWDER Exterminates Ped Bugs, Roaehes
Ticks, Ants Garden Insects, &c IL contains poison