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Draks IL New Prepared and Offers for
sale the PRINCE on WALES FALL sTYLE or SILK HAT.
New Yoskers who 10 their 10 As Of
royalty win OF courHs don the beaver.
sOvT HATS AND CAPS VI every variety be found
the st0re, 100 rulion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Give Us IN. Ola Nurss mr. Diseases Inef-
6ers peno6 of eeAi,r eAdr~s. Here you have hs
Oh nnrse for - c>stA ,n the form Of nr wfNsLows
nuyhfss Svrur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Bsvry's Tricsphereus ~ the Best and
Article for arerg bsauyisg curling cleansing,
pr.srvins sd rvsorsss ne hAs tAds VIZ - ~ "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

soushsrn Ocean steamer mevesswss.
sA,sssAs, sept. "a, 1880
me screw steamship Huntsville arrived Al three 7. "
yesterday, ed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

ShiFss- shirss-si1 sor -; Made from the
b-st Auossess ard wamsuss AuGns Depot l0S Chatham
street, corner Of fesrL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Radical Care OF Hsrsaa. or Hupsurs.
~ y. MARSH, ~ The vel Known honss o. hrA Co,
House the church. dswes
specs. euges adaptation q his Radical Cure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

"Ths National Gaard." the Favorits
Hat fx Youss Men al KNOWS ga Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

nm, Inimisabie Cater OF Hair and
~bYk-rs psh Dye 30 cents black or brown Depot No.
Bzrr. street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Beebs - Co IJ6 Broadway, have jasf
ssue their a. Winter OF seu;emsns and young
aen's' rpG HATS Prices heretofore - s. Also
ssyIss Of sccsch Caps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

HS-srct III Aca> n ~VAr- psscS - Bristoi 7iiN
bas been seat 70 tie STATE prison o. Mex jersey fpt
ysaf serycs ior bssa~ag - All foe5'ry 2 iaaersoa
- ltf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Give Is An Old Nurse for Dise Inef-
de-, 70 ~ pers,S u II rrHIno IN CHILDREN.
HERK yJv HAvk 1HAT OH Al asa Fos Is CENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHscroS, Sept. "a, 1860

WASHINGTON, Sept "a, 1860
crAts Ass MEXICO.
The Nes Orleans Peayune Of Friday understands that
letters Of The highe authority have been received in
New Orleans. from Havana which leave room TO
doubt that something serious pending between Spain
and Mexico Thsy assert positively th1 expedition Of
not less than twenty thousand is actually being
osted out u Havana for Vera Cruz.
OFFICIAL DxsrArcME rscs EUROPE
The stats Dspartnsnt in receipt OF voluminous de
apa,ches from our Minister'S England and France and
as from Rome and Naples The aspect Of aAirs emAins
unchanged and both England and France good deal
puzzled Ia regard TO their predictions 70 what will be
the Ana, result OF the vious diculties al c,mpica-
toas that around the European thssoes England
appears apprehends trouble before the pending ques
tous settled and accordingly preparing for any
emergency.
NEWS Fnon OREGON.
The War Departmsss received this morning heavy
mails from Utah nd Oregon. The Indians continue be
very Troublesome, and constantly committing fearful
lepredapus upon the white settlers and emgrants
~ - Plains The Unitcd States troops active,
end doiag oil their TO bring them 70 subsection
Matters In Utah quiet, and good order generally
Rrsvslisa-
Captain George kguder was TO day appointed Chief Of
che Bureau Of Ordnance In the Navy Department
ARMY ORD9KS.
The detachment Of Company A, Essinsers, under So
coud Lieutenant r. n Robert Altar having opened trail
frou KAlama river 70 Cowiits Landing, v. T., - pre-
veusy directed win march and take post at Fort Van
oouvsr, - before directed.
Brsvst Major Rabbit, Assistant Quarsermaster, has
been announced Chief Quartsrmaster and Chief Com
uissary OF Subsistence for this Department.
me following changes Of troops have been made In the
DEPARTMENT Of California
Company Fourth infantry, Hser's viii take post II
Fort EohAvc Company E. Fourth infantry, Judahs Al
Fort Yuma; Company K, sixth inantry, Garnetts, now
u Fort Mohave, viii proceed TO Bcncia Barracks compa
ny r, Sixth Infantry. Armstsads, 10 San Diego
saueoa Charles Mccormick has been dire,ei 10 pro
coed 70 Beaca and attend 10 the duties assigned him by
The 8arseoa Geaersl
MAJOR Ksichcm Fourth regiment Of infantry, has been
assigned duty 81 Fort Vancouver, W.T..
Lieutenant Colonel Rains, Firh regiment, has been
directed TO Jsa his oompany.
Mr. Gscss5rennsr hAs accepted the Presidents tender
70 become hls privsts Secretary.
o. q. Gray has bceu appo'assd Postmaster Of Bellows
rsls, Vermont v'cs Atkins who has been removed for
Other than poncai causs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Toe COMMITTEE for zoe relief Of sasdsstcte ani susr
Ing IA Syria aeSnoTetgs the recsip, Of following
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Bachelors Hair Dye II tine best IN en-
wofs Made, sold .nd sppn 10 appropriate private rooms
IT shs wix fsetovy is Boz street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Herring's Patent Cha ma pton Fire and
New 1ork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

.LadIss' Bsausinsrs', PhaI0n a
.sno~ Nh Oriental Cream sot ~ all druggista -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

wheeler 4 wilson's Sewing Machinss
omce as Broadway, New york-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Grover d Bakers Celebrated Nsfssisss
eevins Nacbines. the bes fsmuy sewing.
Broadway. New FORK and isi Fulton street. Brcosiyn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

In this list t.o coins By some mlStAkc, labelled
400" IN tins city.
The BODY marked No 2, from Racine, 10 James Rics OF
Milwaukee, and No. 4 ~ ID WEEKS.
In addition 10 the bodies II Racine, brought
Ia Milwaukee yesterday One, the body OF Mrs. Thomas
Bohan, toand b. Grand Haven steamer The other was
brought by The schooner Bunestee and ths body OF
woman about thirty i've ycarn OF age, medium hcigA
stout build, dark hair, hal black sk dress, with
nouncep, opsa and trmm6d with vOivss white
cotton stocking. Saiters With heels on, worked
collar on hc neck, black hcaddress fringed with PINK
had IN her pocket white linen handkerchief, pair silk
mss and about two yards OF b!scs lace kimmIng about
two inches wide.
BODIES AT KESOsHA.
Three bodies have been toupd at kenoGha No. Vas
buried there, and and taken 10 Milwaukee.
No L man. i've feet SIX inches hgh; about thirty.
ave ears OF ses vhisxers and small mtstarhe heavy
build, had On bue laans ahirs, and pair ovsrAs sup
pcpec 10 have been deck haad.
No 2. John De'Any. Of Milwaukee
No ., william Hubby, late OF Rochester, New York,
MA In Milwaukee attending 10 . heavy Jaw snit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Beautiful Cemplextos.- Phalon .
Snow vh.e Oriental Cream Price ~ cenis Soas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Meade Br0shers' Cnrfvnlted Photo
grAchs AMI Dsguerreotypes sksn daily al Is Broadway
pos.fe tae Park Established lsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Dseinwa q S0ns' Overstrung Grand
ana The bes Acred
warranted for ave yesrs wsrerooms s. ami - wakes
urov,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Anbrotypes and Photogra phs.-Card
sA4se4y, - Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

contributions entrusted 70 his disbursement In
1856, be could give no account Of them, for be
had burned bis vouchers; and let this case b
applied to all these Pennsylvania msadicsnt
politicians, for they are all birds of feather.
We depend upon the sensible people Of Penn
'syivania to save their State, aud not upon any
OF these wandering party Migrants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25
Non Arrival OF the Amsio-saxen.
FAKrnws forr, Sept. 2i-sr "
No s,xns OF the Anulo laxo.


Movements sS NJ. sew. rd. &c.
81. Jo-srH, sept. 20, 1850
senator seward arrived here las, night. He re.
sived ii the depot by the Wide A~skcs and
che PA.ee Hosse, where he called out aud made
abort speech. Not than 900 persons present
and us.osi the speech closest He
leaves 70 morning for Lawrence and Lcsven-
worth
rb~ Doaxlss party also had Demonstration the same
xvcning acccisg speeches sai torchSht procession.
LsAvxSwoara, Sep "a. go
Governor ss-srd laft this sfsrnooa Tor TopeSa and
will sp.sI At Lawrence 90 the Goth. Cen Me- spoke
isrre crowd IN this city tbs evening The weather
VERY aa..
Later from HondSras-waiker and ISud-
Ter 90 ne sass.
NEW UstKsS-, Sept "a, 1880.
The schoopsrJ n, Taylor. from Truxiio issh, orngs
tweniy eight wakeritss walker snd col. Kadler
inprisonsa Truxio, be shot the ensuing
day.
srrias or yacsaiew. the Chfssman-Con-
gressisnai Ncsntnasfcn.
TxrSroS, Sept. "a, 1890.
The Quilted states Circuit Cour, meets this city
morrow
Jaotaor. toe Cnlnsman, viii be tried THIS term
dh csss si arst 90 before the Grand Jury tomorro~,
and sblil 70 found Il viii be then ,rsversed
Josera ;. Looming nominated today for Congress
~ The democrats Of the r,rss District
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Estabiished u Nears.-Lorfp Brooks d
soN ssaosabs Boot aat shoe maksr Is Fulton. opposite
Churvh grp~,.
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observation-disclosures Miniature,
Cabsnet Imperial and Lac size. CHAs. H. wiLLIAhsoS
knAblhhe1 ISL.
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DKAFNKss, DEAFNESS, DEAFNESS
AT ONCE REMOVED.
READ TESTIMONY.
OFFICE
l07 CLINTON PLACE
BETWEEN FIFTH and SIXTH AVENUES.

DR; Won MoscHzIsKKR. EuRoPEAN ocuLrsT. CAN
~ be consulted on all affections Of the Eye which
qe medical surgical aid sght DR. Voc nop-
chzsker has during bis In the United alr~a1y
performed some OF the most difficult operations n have
s.eed him the hshes. esimcuIAis that be 40
prnfeast nal man which may Be r1ns
lU Clinton place between fith avcanes n R-ArU-
ncis eyes inserted TO defy detection gvea regard
" the uSe and abuse OF sasoes. -
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Nesacs.-Ths Earsha Sewing Machines
Csn BE- purchased
Asd paid for In wKkKLI On MONTHLY IssrALnkNrs.
OMcs. s23 Broadway. cuhs suppiiei AGeats wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

"
ne public : ne very '''' '''' Dress
Beebs = Co i5s Bresawsy, nave Jast
ssss Irss. % Free. = ' Ssrsoors s @sS
"Ths National Gs.sa." the Favorsts
Hat fS Youss Men At KNOWS sia Broadway.
DRAKE IL New Prepared and O2srs fsr
New Yorke who erpec par ther rsspecs Of
.soII HATS AVID CAPS every variety may be found at
Shirts sAirss-six sor -; Made from the
best Anosssss Ard Msnsusa Aurns Depot iod Chatham
ssx Fine shirts for -, warra nsed 90 FIT.
hooDys sairi Mandatory. 90 Broadway.
Essabiished n Years.-Lorin Brooks d
sos ssaiosaes Boot aad shoe maksr is faoa opposite
An.s.:syg.. ..a Phescsrapn.:;--sc.ra
ssssss. IS Bsosdwsy.
c.sass,, I9g..si sAd Lac sac. caAs. H. wiLLIAXsoS
Meade Breshers' CRrfvalied Photo
graeAs asa Dssserreosypes .hsa daily Al Is Broadway
sseinway q sonc Overstrung Grand
- ..%sss.s is y. S.ss wSsiooas . sai y wsisss
Herring's Patent Champ ton Fire and
snrssr rro saes 81 Broadway corner Murray street,
wheeler \ Wilson's Sewing Machines.
ohce as Broadway, New yorE-
Perfect Family sssss.G Machine for
so-Asssis ~A.sss srsvkss Aco. as BsO.a~sy.
Nssics.-Ths Esrsha sswing Machines
A,s p.n for n wssRI ilr On n RusffsY rSsrALxEsrs
Oacs. ss5 Broadway. Club supplied. Aseats ~aniss
Grsvsr 4 Bahsr's Celebrated NsissIsss
Broadway. New FORK and Isl rnsoa street. sscosiya-
RIO Jsnsire aad the Empire Of Brazil
sg.. a,,s, q - :s,IIs IA 'ss rnTfs o s1.
"a Clear Complexion IL Desired ~ all
seies Use rHALoSs snow wsns oosaisi Cream."
Give Us An old Nurse for Dise ases Incl
al srss yi ssfk Sp 4 ,es CENTS
.Lsdiss. B...sia~r," PhaIsn a s
.snor Nh Oriental Cream" sod by al arugg
Beautiful Csmplexscs.- Phaions
Snow vhae Oriental Cream Price - cents per Scsas
Bachelors Hair Dye IL the best o. the
Il he -,s ise,ory e No, I ssr-., -''''''s
mn, Inimisabie Cater OF Hair and
wbYk-rs Hsh Dye 10 cents black Or brown Depot No.
Beautiful Complex len -Lssrd's Liquid
.s FL 81 or, srps ~ 90 s.g ~ ss = \.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

~ We are credibly informed that The
Adams Express will convey from this city,
this morning, message from our friend A.
b. BARKER, Of Railroad celebrity, to War
OvERToS, Esq, OF the Louisville Courier. We
hope the latter viii not. permit his nerves to
weaken, but will stand up 10 this case as be
does in all others, fairly and squareiy to
whatever may be involved. We trust that
any encounter which may result will not
prove deadly, but if it should, he could not
tall in q better cause. The spirit which ant
mates the affair is uneIceptionnble. IfOvER-
ToX should. from any cause, desire TO avoid
the consequences, all he has to do TO get out
oi IL, Is TO send the message TO us. and We
will agree TO aceep, il. aud fight il out with
BARKER right here That's ell.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
fg-The La Grange Aonaer pays the follow

fS-The La Grange Monatr pays the follow
ing well-merited compliment to JAMES E.
RAINS, E>q., of this city:
We notice from our Nashville exchanges
that Mr.. James E. Rains has been elected
Attorney-General for that district. We are
glad to learn this, as the new Auorney-Gcn-
eral possesses all the qualifications requisite
for the performances of its onerous duties
We do not know as il makes much in his ia
vOr. but we will say it, that Jim Rains is one
of the fnest-looking. warmcst-hearted and
cleverest young men Davidson county or the
State of Tennessee can produce Mr.. Rains
was elected by majority exceeding two
thousand. He will fill the Office admirably
and, we would fain believe, to the salisfac,
ton OF all paIties
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

GnsSp Pic SIc.-A grand Picnic, gotten
up by sone q the young gentlemen OF the
city, came OF Ia GeH. HAEBIS0's park on
Saturday last. Il Is said 10 have been =
spieaiid affair. The beauty aud ehlsalry q
the tsza aad nelgbbeFhood being largely
represented. A brilliant series If dances
we're had benesgh Gus sflsor erected for The
oeeasIoa. the managers hasias proeassd he
services CT Al sxesllenl band 10 make the
music. Oar dancing editsr regrets thai bis
engagements would act pernlt hin 10 attend
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

-In copying a paragraph from the PAT
RIOT the other day, the composition of the
Union and An,SrioQR makes it read that the
taxable property of the city '-foots up the
song Gum o; something the rise of serenity mill
lions and half.p 1t was "the risesof screen
teeH millions aud half in this paper. 1t is
seventy is but slight, and in . short time
seventy will be the correct figure but tor
the present, perhaps, We had better say'sev-
autppn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
ABE You Gerxaaro BarrlaoH

AsE You GeNG TO BxLziaoREf=-If ron
are for the Little c :aDt, and are a delegate
10 the Convention. Of course Jon arc going.
The General Southern Passenger Agent Of
this eity.A. B. B4RkER, Esq, announces that
tickets for the round trip over the Louisville
Il Nashville and the Baltimore aud OHIO
Railroads viii be furnished to fnoSe going to
The Convention for SIS IS, which Is half the
regular fare. Tie tickets will be good. from
The 4tb Of June till the 4th Of July, permit
ing the holder 10 stop at any point along the
route. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad IS
one of the best on the continent, and the
scenery through which it passes is Of The
srandesi description. Tickets may he had at
the Office of the L. L \. R.R. =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

Tue PANORAMA oR rue PIiGRIx's PEo-
oKEss.-Thls popular work of art was in-
volved in peeuuiary difficulties last week.
bat it is nov relieved of he embarrassments.
thanks to the liberal patronage IL received
for the last few nights OF its exhibition, and
win be up again at odd Feilows' Hall to-
night for the entertainment and instruction
OF the public. and viii be on exhibition fer
Eve nights longer. This Panorama has been
spoken OF In The highest tsrms by the press
Of New Orleans, Colambar, Holly Springs,
and osAer Southern eilirs- Is is the work Of
American artists and as such neEIts The pa
troEsge of ibe American pabllc- Go 70 see
Il take Jour ehildrsn, and the moral lesson
isealcaied By the work and the lessare which
accompanies /, viii not be lost aPon them
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
Gbaneerp Salts
Ci,ancery Sale.

John Nord, Guardian, &e-, -. Moses l. II. Taylor
ct ais.
IL pursuance OF decree Of the Honorable Chan
i Gers CouET. Tor a. e rouuty of Macon, a. tsc fch
raary Term. 500, thereof Nj tUfer too safe 10 lie
hIs best os saturday abe 5th day " July neAt
ufan tne pfsu. 6, credit Il one, aud three
s, (cxrcpt 10 Il Sle5j the ast nute bear
il IN, iatcrssf. the Inslyiaed R-thlrd part
Of ceis bTsts Ed Eofiin- sulphur So Egs, iosat
ca ~ Mzcot. routt aheut l. NILS q lais, stie,
continuing about isf rcrt oi land, PuTsou q ~hich
N = high atsIc g ctiuyation Tue uieG ciEli sal
{ - tie ttess are not qHalled PERHAPS ~ aHy
gugnsy. b~iug esTgac lar tie trtVel or Stois
he bi-dler, almcst III the diseases a. whlch
poor uaa - slblcctt'. he improy ements aic stn-
pie 40 acs-ou N date = ne 100 IcfsoAs A. Gne,
ish Izrfe stare house, aida nFs Fate location for
tie ~ E Il Gs04s atd 1EoCerses Lhls az day q
April. fs6o JOIN a situkNE-
aurls-rta o.erk aud Aastor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
Rtfort q Iu,tite in Chlalham teunlY. Tenn.

NFs. VIrgiafa Hstton ". 2 escost, Hosson 8 Co
By OngIHai Attachmcrt-
Tths aGlcs u n. IsaeE- ESQ sr,', the i6th DAY
~ VI Nay, iste, f1-,ihfl II complainant Ia the
above csuze, ala appearing - the 4atla1=rtioE a
ihe sal Justice, I'm che atl1ayst y cpmpiaihsnt,
nfst TIE zhove czuse. tat In esiea1 al =. Pres
cot IA es-a : 60 sEr rssllrntz q the csdatg
q Cueafbana aaa state o. rsaness- ihat the or
dlhHFs Prscess - TIE aS eaeEct be seFFsd upon
iaeGs tncfeisr- oreFsd ~ Ih- said justice that
iupic1iien be I2zic tag fagF n Eneea ssloa IA
ils At-sv.s fAissots nrzsfas-sT putiishe1 ~ she
ey .. NLzhfiise. requirias she sd lFesSott Hcb-
s.a 4 Co, - appear before tie tal I1stic~ tlz
tsse, in the eoanty ~ Cheztzul- ssase Trnns SSeo
bsl. re t1a tSth esy - SellfHlseF nsxi inca
al there q pi-Ad, csmur - fa.Eant'z
ii thc Sid b izksa stfczss.i and set
urar.nE pzrtr % tlssGa. Tbs My -, lsda
I14ssi-att MOSS 1USsS, ,. f.. a. An
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= w An RIv AL,
White Beans.

E0 BrsHEIs q sAi,s eeaas, ,ass reu~,s-.. =.
~ loF safe 80 A. Jk.N klSS,
mtF9e-st Ne IA Sas.lA 9arsea a 1
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04

MILITARY REVIEW To-DAY.-Wc are re-
sqlested to inform eur lady readers, who de-
sire to witness the review of The Military, by
Gov. HARRIS, this evening at the Western
Military Institute, that arrangements will be
made TO review them on the grounds, and
the carriages viii be placed in a position so
that they may witness the cvolutioRs. The
Review will take place at 8 O'Clock. p. NJ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-04
500 Newara.

ID ASAWAf from The sahseTibeF, hvtns Gear Cor
IN inth, y -, >eEre Boy A1aasd Afsea, aged
tbout 40 - iaz1Hy st, feet inehss Il.
aEa = g0o1 bizcSsiaslh. Aifsel - Felscd sbsilt
Nashville BE Coo lettss..se, saa aii 40 esssbt be
urxsEs ~ the ssciaits
Aiso. so1a = coy abdet = Or 10 years olt, sery
hl-ek. srt vel gran Tor Etz age @a1a - fal<sd
- Hzrpolh atout - laIses lEplzi &sshEliis hy 2f
Isas..zs- 10 aesiI tEks = eiihex se<c-ieelet.
sl gre tie Al res sfa faT sssth 4 aspFs1e Z
- saa .,i n l4 Szsav lie sseN heEe, 80 la
nay sci thea, O. so feF eitbef.
JA4E LEwAfLEx
sprls-ssasxln EsE
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may26-2m

casr1EEzs' Hhsoss % Las sgu. es rHs s.sss o.
FnE Gees - fEssHszz---A Easan ea.slea al issee
fsssn ne pres N fs~ ssys. Il soassas Ell Fszes
sansaetnE Hzny terms e PissdlEs. &C.
Orders fer a. enelasns q prce sanzs a. address
"a . ces- ~. c&ErsaEss. E.sbsacn. Isnz<zsss.
ne priee = = psf zlakie eoFy- lf = be seEs ~
szap, 50 sssis II fessa<s ss-nps aus - iarzses
feelxe eepaes ~ - sal 20 = siaEis szarszs -
Aay ssksr esassysses eveeist 81 s5s. asa Tssnzy-
sssccp - 81 slae. asyss-lE
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r- -
aE1ALGH RESTORED!
4DR MOTIFS
Ghalpbeate 2ills,


Al aperieat and stomaehic preparation OF
IRON purified OF Oxygen AID Carbon by CON-
h-stica in Hydrogen, o. high medical auihof.
ity aud extraordinary efficacy n each o. the
following cosnpla;nts viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. INA
CTATION, DYSPEPSIA. DiARRHEA, CONSTR
PATTON. NcR0FULA, SALT RHEUH. SCURFY,
JAUNDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUtiA-
TTsM. MERCURIAL consequences, IETER
MTTTEyT FEyTIs. NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKEESS. MS
MEgsTRUATIoS. WHITES. CHL0R0Sfs. etc..
PIMPLES OF THE FACE, RoUGHSEss OF
THE SKIN, ets-
The IRON being absorbed By the blood, AID
thus circulating through ths whols system. no
part Of the body can escape their truly EonaHr-
fgl influence.
The experisnce Of thousands daily proves that
M ureparatioa Of Iron ean for nomeH. be
coreaareA with IT. Impurities Of tie blood, Se-
uresSioa Of v;t=l energy. pale ind otherwise
sickly compilations indicats il necessity In a.
most every conceivable ease. In al eases OF
female debility taaor Eibus, chlorszis ete.i. its
effects are deliahEluIIy renovating. No remedy
has ever bes. disco-s ed. IN The whole history
o. medicine. whieh exerts such prompt, happy,
ana uliy restorative effects Coed appetite. com
nIste c.x-7tscn. rapid acquisition Of strength.
ri.h an unusual disposition for active sns
cheerful exercise, immediately follow Us use.
A. grand ssomaehie aad general restorative
II has no superior and no substitute
P.s up d. meas Tat metal baxrs constituting
SO r,siis- price 80 senss per hex 80 % -.
a. 50, .,ne a-ozer saxe<. - o. For sails ~
rsrarz<1sss srunsraaly. Win he seat FREE TO
aay address receipt OF ms rrsce- Al tee
ssrs. orders, etc., should br ssSireszed 70
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* espOIfse,

HAN, liz the Gazette of Friday morning, to become
candidate for Councilman tho Eth Ward at the en-
suing Municipal Election, he authorizes to state
that he consents to the Of his name i'll that con-
nection, and Will IN due make the announce
II ent in the usual form.
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TKESroS, Tenn, Dec %, 1850
Mrszz- CIAzk GFUuER.-Gents You will please
send me one gross Arnbrosiai OIL in haste doa'I
wish 10 get out, u s selling rapidly.
Respectfully,
mzy20-lE J. s BEIHSiIEAES-
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Misfeilaaeeus.
niiiiaras. billiards.

4 HAVE for sale sone arst class JEs5cY ii IL
BIEj, with patent hsisn Com biz. LII, cashionss
Harbl- Beds, BIIis, Cues, End ia the fxtures- =
ANY cue GesiEoGs Of purchasing nc or more Ia
bies VIII DO ell 20 cali al III n, as they viii
he soil It very great s7cri8ce.
lean be fosa4 II my Book-BicdcrTs No. - Dead
e.Ick street JOHN c. FLIR, agent =
iuue2-2W
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DISSOLUTION.

THE cOiartnership heretofore existing between
Il tie Undersigned, uaGer the style OF Fowler and
BIrznaITck, Is this cay GissOIyeo by mutual cor
sent. ". Fowler retiring. The business will IN
future be Conducted by = Kirkpatrick WhO alone is
authorized u settle tie business OF the old drrn
A. " F0EI Eg.
apr31 :. KIRKPATRICK.