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nnrkets BY telegraph.

EFw YORK, jan evening quetsa es to day eco
tales, Mding UpIands 9Il Flour steady, sales
q 600 bbl, 81 sugar advanced az the week Ness
Pork $40 aJ9sIs 50 Liasesd Oil 5s Lard On s7S8sa Rio
Coffee IIaf; Nolasses, Orleans Sc.
Nav OsarAvs Jaausry 4-Cotton rm sales !8O9 bales,
Anddng 1875 clos Sugar arm 7977l Mss Pork buoyfnE
ss9sis Pfsh on cotton to Liverpool nine sxteenths
Brw Tonk, Jan 4-ylour STEADY s5g5 45 Corn ar new
yellow 90
CINCINNATI January WHISKY q Corn 5953 Oats e;
Mess Pork is held at SIS 599s7 Sugar MOlses 469ii
Coffee I2@13
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There are o.rer articles might be quoted, The
sufficient for the purpose intended Produce, 1t is seen slight
~ higher value than agO, while prices much higher
than the January, 1858 We kuog there Thing
the produce markets, and that this is dangerous
unhealthy. Il also possible that present prices may be
result, par OF over-ssnguine aDtcpati0ns this
stop consider, is no. The
most, that need alarm Prices may rule lover
the year but there canot be heavy decline until the
TIE country resulting from deficient hsrves;s sup
ue from "a ther heavy crup Looking, them to he general
basis comparison Of the condition Of the country
periods indicated Seeing, then, that produce
ll pres che question is How much oiuce have fof
sale Without parcularZnE, may be said that the aggr
gate surplus produce Of the West probably fifteen per
larger than At this last year. and In the aggregate
there slightly greater increase. The u grain
1859 Than 1888 but the stocks o. old the
1853 very sal while the Isl Of July, 1855 they
large.
The stocks therefore, he close Of summer were not large in
proportion T. tic increased TroduC in 1859 compared with
1898 but as remarked, have excels Of probably hen
In the agEregats. This is the condition q available
resources We have that there has been deoezse
he Of Western Indebtedness q twenty percent and
or hlteen per ceRt making together thirty
fg cent In favor Of s6ea favorable propect certain
ard calculated 70 inspire conf
dguce aud to encourage enter rise Ant this connection,
sy earkt that the foundations have been laid for the rE
crop Of wheat in Ohio, Iudana and Kentucky in le tea
harvested Tbs Fall season was favorable for planting
and large breadth Of ground occupied. Toe plants
ts0, satisfactory progress, and obtained lne growth before
the setting Of Enter they protected b. covering
Of ron the severity Of the weather OF
calculate upon heavy yield, from present appearances, the
crop u liable TO suffer in various between this time and
harvest but every thing far promises have said
taonary yield Il place 70 be thankful fer the
R seed time, while look forward hopefully for
ul harvest II in the present condition Of tie country such
crops may Re expected in 1850 shall Be- realized. people
viii experience degree Of prosperity before the close Of the
yeA We have entered upon, that has been eqlsd Ii
iltory Of the Wes..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

The SOUTHERN PAC1F1c RAuRoAD.-T7he Marshall
(Texas) Republican, of the 18th December, has the
following words of good cheer:
Our advices from Austin are of a cheering char
acter SO far from having TO spprehend any adverse
State act the company viii be able to obtain ali the
legislation desired by its friends. The road com
pleted is in active operation, and doing good bust
ness. We venture to predict that, by the first OF
February fifty miles viii be under contract with an
ample force upon the work TO construct DC speedily
The conditional sale OF SlO0OOOO of the stock. and
the order 70 close the books significant fact ia
the recent history Of the company promising the
most iattcring results.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

New YORK, Jan. S.-This morning at the opening
Of the Court Hon. Jas'J. Roosevelt presented his
credentials and took the oath Of Office as prescribed
BY the Constitution Of the United States District
Attorney for the Southern district of New York.
Mayor Wood took possession, this forenoon, Of his
old quarters at the City Hall, and commenced bush
ness by dismissing all the attaches Of the Mayors
Office but three His message contains but little no
Yelty. He rehearses the powers and departments Of
the city government-its aim being to show that the
Mayor should not be responsible for anything mas
much the various branches of the government are
almost independent Of his authority
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PennsyIvania Legislature.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 3-The Opposition caucus
has re-nominated Mr. Lawrence for Speaker Of the
House and Mr. Raunch, of Carbon. for Clerk The
Senate caucus nominated Mr.. Francis of Yenango,
for Speaker, and Russell Erritt for Clerk
William Francis, OF YenangO county, was elected
Speaker of the Senate to-day, and Russell Erritt of
the Pittsburg Gazette. Chief Clerk.
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Now is the best time to subscribe for
the UNION AND AsiERToAS For the year 1860,
as you can get IA the numbers for the
year.
It's also a good time for those whose
time is aboutto expire TO renew theirsub-
scription for anotner year. Send in your
orders. and the cash in advance
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These figures indicate the difference between contraction
e1pansou-bewecn healthy and inflated currency,
relation TO and effect the Commercial interests
country While he condition Of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana
nks SHOWS the peoo have been reducing their dsb that Of
the Illinois, Wisconsin institutions gives evidence
OF Increase Indebtedness.
As to our commercial interests, the hrs Inquiries How
much do we what four means We do not Of
course, propose undertake estimate Of the entire indie ted
ness Of West that would be useless undertaking. but
the comparative condition OF the country may be stated with
sonb degree accuracy It has been that the bank
note circulation OF the three States Of which Cincinnati is the
great centre has been twenty three per From this
safely inferred that the ercanle Indebtedness Of those
saes diminished twenty per At least since the s
January that it much less than
Jauuary 1858 It be fd, therefore, thGt have
less to pay By twenty per than year agoT The next in
curry nsn is as to the available Of the country How
does sant In answering let first the
- L--Ll r..-
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River News.

LOUISVILLE Jan 4th.-Noon,-The river is falling,
with eight feet water in the Canal. The Canal Is
stu, frozen over Mercury so degrees.
DECENTRALIZATION is suspended On account Of
the ice Mercury II degrees.
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L. - steanboat -.


TRePorssd By Il. 4 HAzzisoz, Steamboat AgsntI
River falling, with twelve feet water on Ha1peth
Shoals. The and .ng must, for some days to come,
present lonely appearances as our river at present
is about the only one that the navigation Is not IN
terrupted by heavy floating ice.
ARRIVED.
Ella, smitliland.
MinaessnLa, LEAVING snithland.
Acacia Cottage, smithland.
'Harpeth creek and Roaring river, two oversears
and one Old niger" Our city landing reminds US
Of the above quotation In the month Of October
the ground was broken to improve the landing Off
and on a small force has been employed at this i'm
provement, and sometimes no force whatever. At
present they appear to be stirred up and now have
one overseer and two hands at work with some
three carts. Big hclzsl We wonder when it viii be
completed.
The James johnson passed Memphis, on the Sd
inst, bound for this place with 400 tons Of freight
She viii meet with immediate dispatch on her back
trip on Monday next.
The Scotland, we also learned. passed Memphis
from New Orleans to this port. So we shall have
two New Orleans steamers to leave this incoming
week
By dispatch, received yesterday, we learn the
Cincinnati packet Lghtfoot, from this port sunk in
tbs Ohio river. Also, that the Lebanon from Gin
cinnat, for this port had soughta harLor from the
ice in the Kentucky river
Capt. DAsHE-I, Of the Minnetonka, reports heavy
ice running from Smithland down, and the large
steamers unable to pass up through it.
The S. Francis, No. p has Withdrawn from the |
Nashville and Padueah trade, for the purpose
running between Memphis and Napoleon.
The Minnetonlra viii be the regular Smithland !
packet this day at y O'Clock.
No Ohio boats expected this day but the Acacia
Cottage on account of the heavy running ice.
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municipnI EIectlonr.

OswEGo, n T., Jan. 3.-The charter election was
held to-day. the Republican ticket was elected over
the Citizens ticket by ESQ majority.
PITrsBURG. Jan. 3.-George Wilson, Republican,
for Mayor, is elected by from six to seven hundred
majority over Mcllyaine Democrat
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From Washington

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4th-SENATE.-The Senate was
mainly occupied yesterday by a speech by Brown.
HOUsE.-Proceedings unimportant. No ballot for
Speaker to-day.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 4th 10 o'clock, P M.-Senate and
House proceedings unimportant. No ballot yet re-
ceiYed
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CNBRoKEE REmEnY.
ROOTS Banks ANB LEAVES,
~
EaHseOus DFugs and PoieOnOus
HIfmeraEss

ME ask he affected of ether sex which Do you prefer
pleasant and delicious syrup. compounded rcu Eailc'g
sUn Reuiehsone which win apessAy ani rerua1ny
you; or TIRE herclorE use uit a their
seousane des1iag aee ioEs.hsr with s aalhsona isl
many times following the use % Mineral Paisous
The 'Cheufec len1ey Natures GnocEe Or Gnuor-
n ca, elect, 6rFe structure Eiuor As CWhEas Fcmaasl
ard al dias ~ Che Urinary Ortus; cunc tese daet fg
natural laws after all Other prerlreus Fe fiIe and fous
Of Heavens best meEcis1 b. lendiur Instances c1ad
profinced of It's elects utcl To-ld s-aleer creu.g
Tie nauseru7 preplraals heretofore 1I hfgc ai.
this has 1egar iu iune been ail- farrV 10
nankina, OBJ. lorerog OF e aefd 7,ster Who icis nc
B. XII, b1, 10 cure.
n mercy De hat ins RE cne fo 81 as1
Elc Fpel af-n qric.y f5 9 an parts 81 che ssst1 a
n eFeig pot ana alal ldellg anl c1lra-l My
sdnirsae never gives il res a1ii las coPiey exec "a g
Ifo pc AID restores tie uafortunae raters 81 1ef
health ara vigrr.
This euey" Strikes rs me vsry rootor tfe das Ils
Cause on which b d.ferI7
uF ard uiist ENHANCES IT'S yALrE.a as entire as
Eence q Ell nGue0as ts -s fr lag in e culnt
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~ tr1tseou Nero-a isse7 1tl ON directs ne af peg
permanent CIR. aceul1arr each tcfile.
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soia IL Ns.hvills 81 uao'erle s. Bsry rnoll a y
Jog Psnile'an at retail ig y ueaa 10y, .il 81 t-lF
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

HAMILTON COUNTY OUT or DEBr.-The Chattanoo-
ga Reflector of the Sd has the best authority for
stating that Hamilton county is entirely out Of debt
and that she has a surplus in her Treasury Of about
$4,000 This being the fact, the guardians Of the
county viii, OF course, place very light tax upon
the good people this year. for county purposes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

Southern Photographic Temple of Fine
Arts
Corner Of Deaderick street and Public Square, over
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The last overland mail from California brings in
teigcnce that the coroners inquest on the body Of
FLDRpGE G. PAIGE. the author Of Dow Jr.'s short
Patent Sermons resulted N verdict of death from
intemperauce. It was previously supposed be had
committed suicide
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DEMOvILLE & CO..

Nashville, Tenn.
Also by ". ". BERRY & DEMoVILLE, EWIN, PENDLB
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COMMERCIAL.


corlelAIhs receipts Of Cotton rers light to day. as they
have been during he week We quoia dalng at 93s99slcas
tie basis 81 transactions.
We have complied s following comparative statement Of The
receipts q Cotton At the various ports since tie s Of ssp,sm
--r l-a-- LIZ MI - - - -.
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Our patrons and friends, designing to
advertise by the year, for 1860, are re-
quested to send in their advertisements
as early as practicable.
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NAaalIIlLII Iennl jan IN, IcuU
Rev. S. d. BALDwN-Dsar Sr:-The undersigned
Members Of the Legislature, would respectfully re-
guest Of you 70 deliver lecture in this city on the
" Dominion and Destiny Of the Races at such time
and place as viii suit your convenience Hoping that
you VIII comply with our request We subscribe
ourselves, Yours, respectfully.
w. II. BARKsDME.
S. S. STANTON
JAS L. Thomson.
and others
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

The WHar5-a-The Chattanooga Reflector OF the
81 says Snow fell here on Saturday last, to the
depth OF about one inch it being the first OF the
season. On Saturday night it turned very cold and
still continues So
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

The Planters and Union INKS have each declared dydead
4 IS share.
Tennessee 6's sold in New YorS on the 81 at 90c
NEW YORK jan Money continues aud rates are q
regulr Sterling exchange 1855 1872 prem francs
5I7a 10 soy.
CCISSATI Jan 3The demand 70. money is uuaba ed and
tn arket stringent There alteration in exchange
BAETIAURE, Jan 3EXc aage NeT YORK lilo premium
The Cincinnati Of the 81 makes the foOwrg
reference 10 the fnapc al commercial condition Of the Nest
which will be interesting to business generally:
First, then, financial condition stated
ISSUE, failures city
Uy 1852 and OF these have Western banks inter
ested any great II the item o. suspended paper there
fore Dnng houses have Increase TO ep0Tt but on tue
sontrary this somewhat reduced during The year,
for PAPER that practically suspense ia January 1852 has
large been taken that time These remarks
appyto Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana well
private bankers In tha respect those
gagged the departments Of finance able to Eake favorable
exhibit In anUth item the banks Of make show
ing The circulation OF Kentucky, Ohio and Ind aua Banks is
S4U0jO00 the corresponding date last tie
aggre being $50 0OOO, sganst SO COZ the
lst Of January, 1859. This is divided as follows:
Ohio .......... 700. 90
Indiana 4'OOO oOO
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NEw-Y0RE, Jan 4th.-The steamer Asia sailed for
Liverpool to-day. taking New-0rleans mails of the
26th ult, AMI Geographic dispatches Of the 3D. She
took no specie.
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ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS
For the Holidays.
Beautifully Bound aad Illustrated in the Best STYLE.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOEN YORK a co,

No. So, Union Street.
shakespeares Merchant Of yen'se
Gallery Of Distinguished English and American Female Poets
Gallery Of Famous English and American Posts
Women OF Beauty from semiramis to Eugenie.
The Court OF Napoeoni Society under the FIRST Empire
The Republican Court or American Society IN the days Of
Washington
Christian Thoughts verse for the Sundays and Holt
days.
OF Memory or Beauty OF History, Romance
Poetry.
Gems Of British Art choice specimens Of Poetry Bsto-
", etc.
Liner Huyiorum or, River Scenery in France
The Scenery oftAe United States in Series Of 30 Enavngs
The Poeucal Work Of Heber, Sabbath Bells.
Memory and Hope The Farmers Boy.
Songs OF Affection. P0etics Works OF Thomas Gray.
The Danes Daughte- Poetcal Works Of Charles lamb
The Eve OF St Agnes Nolre's Poetica Works.
Poetry OF the Year. BUNS Poetlcal Works.
shakespeare's Works Popcs Poetical Works.
Byron's Poetical Works Hebei's Poetical WorAs
SCOTS Poeti.ll Works. Thompsons Poetical Torks
Millions Poe,ical Works Rogers Poetical Works.
southess Pueiical Works. Campbelrs Postics Works.
Brvsn.'s Postical Works Sponsors Poetical Works
Longfelow's Poeusl Works. uallscks Poetica Worksi
Goldsmith's Traveller. The BoydeH Illustrations Of
Records ef the Hetrt. Shakespeare, proof copy.
Sacred Auegories. Poetry OF the Woods,
Poetry OF the Flsld4 Moore'5 Irish Melodies.
Hsrper's Illustrated Bi5le. London Bible.
Velvet and Jersey Mora5c3 Bibles.
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons.
Paper Macie Portfolios Backgammon Boards and Albous
Portable Desks Leather Goods together Wit great many Ju
venils Booka For sale by
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uEND ON BRO's.,
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Have been sold during the last six months add IN
no instance has IL FILED in giving entire satisfaction
Who, then, viii sui 'flon weakness OF debility when
McLean's strengthehlng Cordial VIII cure Won
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-''77- 7IllIalf AlIIIll JAN p Io0U
Gentlemen Members Of he Legislature Of Tennessee:
Your very courteous and spontaneous request is
Just received. Thanking you truly for the honor
you have done me, / accept your invitation with
dihaence, leaving to yourselves the choice Of such
time and place rs may suit your convenience.
Most respectfully. SD. BALDWIN.
To VIZ B. BAsEsDALE, j. I. TAoNrsoy, and others.
I'VE are requested to state that the lecture viii
aEe place tomorrow evening at O'Clock in the
Han Of the House Of Representatives. The public
at large and the ladies especially are invited to be
presentl
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We are authorized J. R. DaAEE candidate
for State and County Revenue Collector David ou county
the ensuing March election. iau3-tas
We are authorized and requested 10 announce r D. WHrT
woETH candidate for Revenue Collector Eson eoun
ty at the ensuing March election. ians-te
We authorized announce JAMES Pray as acandidse for
for State and Comfy Revenue Collector Tor Ds son county
at the ensuing Barch election. isps-dtf
We authorized and requested Jvo Mus
candidate for Revenue Collector FOR DlTds county the
ensuing Ma Oh election. desc dvtd.
We authorized to JoEL A. Bar rLE As candi
date for State and County Revenue Coevc for Davidson
county. janI-te
Weae authorized to QUSCY c. De SRovE as can.
ddats for State and County Revenue Collect fer Davidson
c9uaty. dsesi-.e
We authorized JoH GRrrR as eanddate for
Revenue Collector OF Davidson county, at tie ensuing March
elections.
We authorized FoRr as candidate for
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county the ensuing March
election. [Dec2Of as-PGB
Weare authorized to You've s candidate
for State and County Revenue Collector for Dsv dson oounty
the ensuing March election tide
We are authorized to announce E. cARTRE
didae for State and County Revenue Collector Davidson
County, at the ensuing March election dscsl-tas
We authorized requested 4nnouneeE oHERr Pow
ERs as candidate FOR Revenue Collector for Dav County
the ensuing March election. dssai-tds
We authorized aud requested announce EBREw GREso
RT as candidate for Tax Collector for the coan Davidson,
at the ensuing March election.
Dec27-tdee
We authorized A. J. RAMS 81 candi-
date for State and County Revenue Collector r yion eoun
ty. at the ensuing March election
dec24-te.
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We are authorized to VIZ B. YoUNo Of Whites
Creek cand date state and County Revenue ooliestor
for Davidson couaty, he ensuing March election
ianj-us
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AcLean'5 strengthening Cordial WI cure YOU
To TIE GADLES,
Do you wish to be healthy and strones Then 20 az
once, and get some Of McLean's Cordial II will
strengthen and nvigorate your hole system causing
healthy and pure cirC uaon of blood 10 oW through
every vein, and tbs rich, rosy bloom Of health to
mount % your cheek again.
livery bottla il warranted 70 giva saff= faction
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All free negroes found in Arkansas after January
%. are to be sold into slavery.
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BURLINGTON, n. J., Jan. 3-Philip Lynch, who
murdered Couiton, at Bordentown, three months
since has been sentenced to be hung at Mount Holly
on the 23d of March, 1860.
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Dr. McCIintoclS's Asthma Reme dy.--Al
ingredients vegetable It impars vital enerl to rhe
pressed lungs, removes every iupeduent full I'd free
ration, and affords such unexpected in hro1 Asthma
to astonish and enraPtlre the invalid Fer Asthma and VII
ing cough there is nothing compa able to this pat rem
Price 50 cents [janI 10 BBoEl
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COMBS, 1ItUsEIES, CIGAR CASES,
ORTE Monies Bucs Pursss SIX nd Bead Purses Elsscs,
&ct, g., received and fof sale low By
n McGTBL
ladies' and Geutiemeus' Furnishing Store,
deeI3 Cnrurr Of usre ard Ccllere Street
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CAUrIoN.-Boware % druggists OF dealers w.o may
try to palm upon you Bitter or Srsapara t-ash
which they can boy cb zap, by saving it p just
good Avoid su-a mau. Asl for McLean's Strength
ening Cordial. and take nothing else II is tie only
remedy th1f win purify the blood thoroughly, and at
tho same time Strengthen the system.
Onc tabi-spocnfnl taken every morning fastiag, Is
certain preventive fr c. oicrs. Chilli ana Fever,
yellow Feyos, cr any preTclcHt disease. Il is put up
"a large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, OF c tilcs for 50.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-05

The Kentucky Legislature, after Its recess OF ten
days. met at Frankfort again on the 4th inst.
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~ A word Of Warnings
sS8ls-s There is nothing despicabls than sssa
the reputation OF reliable sriiee to impose upon community
Inferior and worthless and yet it is often done Ti
gears ago simstreet Co introduced Hair Restorative
der the name Iuimitable Hair Coiorng" Its wonde1r
orave properties madei Immediately popular aud grey 81
bald heads Fe to become thing Of the past when cou
useless absolutely injurious Pie original rsrarai0a
scefl5 combination, made with oil and stiau lan- spirits
aGoraing agreeable hair wash, while all he limitations
adwitn water, making the hair harh dry fzzy reuir
ing after ds the Of oil wash look dscenty
We would therefore advise buy nothing
original Linai515ls Rdir Col0rag ResoTatire, Which
reliable Trey Hhig.
Price any cents bottle. Sold eyerywhers.
W. E HAGAN & CO., Propretors, Troy NY.
L.
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BRYAN'S TASTLESS VERmTFUGE.
TIE McTEER's HOPE.
Frstful, pallid, weak and thin,
Was the mothers pet and pride,
Something must be wrong Bithln,"
The distracted parent cried,
4" Worms" the doctor said, and gave
Jaiap, ealomel gamboge,
But an things proved uselssssave
Bryan's Tasteess VermifUge
Put up in bot;le5-Pri5e 81 dimes
NAL 20. G. brown.
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ror TScvcuua Collector.

Ex-PresIdent PIzEca and lady are at present in
Washington City.