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THE
ONLY DISCOVER x
WORTHY OF ANr oGsFIDENoE soR
| RESTORENG THE RAID am CLAY.

WORTHY CONFIDENCE EoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
ANY since the great discovery Prof Wool have at
have discovered something that would produce results iental
but they have all aud gone, being carried away v the
wonderful results Prof Woods preparations and have besn
ug:-
PROF 0. J. WooD Co Gents-The letter wrote YOU in
1910 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and which You
nave published in this vicinity aud elsewhere has given rise
Numerous INQUIRIES ucing the facts case The inquiries
are hrst, is It fact my habitaon aud nane as
ne Communication 5econd it true Of all therein contained
natural coor7 To all and answer invariably yes Ny
mar Is even better than in stage my forty
my Whskers and the only why is not generally is,
nat he substance is washed by frequent souton Of the
se' Wen care we're used by Epng The face in close connee
s ninsAers the same result viii follow as ne ha
nave been IN thereceip Of great many letters from a parts
- ste Is SO muel fraud IN the manuisclLe anu Ss 81
various compounds this has doubt, been baely
aLa Deen used, not only without any goou ensc Dut
os uty. hatenot used any Of your VI @nJ
recount for MONTHS yet ny hair is as good as ever,
hand eds have examined it with surprise, as am nov 81 years
a. - 20 gray lair IN my head or on ~ a ~ - prove
ms iact send you lock Of my hair taken on e past weak
received your favor Il two quart bottles last summer Tor
ilch am very grateful gave % my lsus anu l'erspy
houeed them to try it, were ske uc&l unl Hter ra
and then purchased and used II with universal success wilt
ask az aVor that you send NE test py winch can discover
fraud IN the Restorative, sold by many lear "taou' author
ty from from you. pure article will insure success and
o-eVe where COED eheos do not ioAoW e H caused
BY the impure article which the inventor Of tue good
deem duty heretofore to keep you appred OF the
elect on my hair as assure all who inquire Oh me OF ny IN
YOURS A u RAYMOND
The Restorative put up bottles of three Sizes viz; large
medium, and SMALL the small holds 4 pint and retail for 81
proportion the SMALL reas 81 per bottles the large
holds quart per morein proportions and resls for 50
bottle d. j. wood a. Cos Prspreors' 444 Broadway,
View York; and ia Market S. Louis Mo- and sold by all
god Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaed BY
EVEN, PendletOn Cos and retailed by every Drug
Ouse in the United States ltebll-ly
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d. E. SlALLEY, Chairman,
J. R GEORGE,
c. L. NALLANDIGHAM,
Ii - IL. Enn--.En..--
murderer Arrested.

Providence, March 24.-The alleged murderer OF
Capt. Burr of the Islp oyster vessel has been ar
rested. Last night detective officer Geo Nivin, with
Capt Smith an attache Of the New York Tines. as
sisted by Officer Geo. Billings, Of the Providence
police, arrested at the house of Jas. BUTTS, near
LOckwotbOn House, aman by the nam2 Of Alfred w.
Hicks, who is charged with three murders on board
Of the sloOp A. E. johnson of Islip, Hicks halls from
Foster in this State where he says he has six broth
ers, farmers. His wife, an Irish woman, anda child
eleven mouehs old, are with him He came here
from Fall River on Thursday morning, and took
board with respectable widow lady named Gro
well, who occupies part of Mr.. Butts house
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Musical NswUyENTs.-ln no one respect Is Amer
lea more ahead OF the balance Of the world than
IN her inventions for laborsaying, and the high
perfection 10 which her mechanical and scientific
Tlen carry the inventions of others. This was SIN
guarly manifest at the Paris Exhibition where
American pianos took the premium from all 9TH
ers competing. It would seem hardly possible,
says the Boston Transcript, that we could as yet
rival England ana France and the other countries
of Europe, SO distinguished for their progress IN
t,e arts and sciences, in so delicate and important
an instrument Us the piano forte but we find by
the Paris papers that the arbitcrs of the Exhibi-
ton there rank Boston piano furtcs far ahead Of
all competitors. The reputation of the celebrated
instruments manufactured 10y A. W. LArp a Co.
is now worldwide for the rIyalciy and SURPASSED
all the balance taking the first prize; and the COM
many and all America should feel proud of sucb
eminent success We need no longer send to Earope
for instruments Of superior tone and finish but we
NAV rather exp=c to furnish her with her best and
finest piano fortes
HuIErr. DAVIS & Co.'S is another superb cstab-
lishmcnt for manufacturing pianos, at Boston, of
whose make tie celebrated MAURICE STRAHosCu
says Their instruments are, in my opinion.
among the best pianos ever manufactured in the
United States. or elsewhere, and in sweetness,
power on tone, and soldi,y of construction, leave
nothing more 10 desire"
The piano fortes from these celebrated manu-
factories, A. W. LADD a Co., and HAILETT, DAVIS
& Co.'S. are now on sale at the splendid Musical
Instrument Emporium of MARVIN REED, on Church
street, Mayfelds Buildings, formerly occupied by
JOHN Luck. Mr.. REED warrants all his sales to gave
entire satisfaction and solicits call from all who
wish to examine or purchase
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Money eaters to be growing in Cincinnati III,
Enquirer says the week closed Saturday with much easier
feeling among Bankers been experienced for several
weeks Currency during the ensre week, most Of the
houses, has been steadily aeoumuang, all regular Gus
toners have found but any deuty in getting their
supplied at reasonable rates Of discount Tbs offerings
during the week, bat particularly Saturday we're Of an M
exeeponabe character, and being mostly bs we're ao
coPmodAted rates ranging from 10 per cent but the ts
Of sixty and ninety day paper from to 70 per cent
The St. Louis Democrat Of the 2lh reports the Money mar.
ket as follows
Money from country coming in more freely but yet
there Is nothing ike an easy market here Owing the receipts
from the country merchants. Currency plener day,
but It still bouEht at %l discount below Bankabe Funds
and sold at = discount.
The New York Money continues without change to
note Prime paper 59 the range for short and
long dates Call loans before, SEQ per cent The New
York Be'os Of the 9th says:
The unprecedented accumulation OF Money in the hands Of
tha the staple actually goes begging Money eaty got on
reliable paper former quotations and quite arge
ness done In The stre. to day by builders and
Others tradespeople not readily accommodated
In Philadelphia the Money market continues quiet and but
lew first class Bills find their among the Brokers. 6@6l
cent are the rates foT rst class names call with
collateral security, been effected as low as cent
bill to regulae the currency reported ia the Senate
Of Missouri by the Committee Banks and Corporations It
forbds bank branch bank pay any Of
within the State that viii redeem gold silver
counter When notes presented for redemption they a be
regarded sum, and the presentation may demand payment
in such coin would be in legal tender for such
amount of bills Of exchange discounted by bank shall
any time exceed five ehhs Of its capital paid in Tie Of
discount not to exceed eight per cent per annlm in addition
which reasonable rate Of exchange may be charged upon bills
but interest and exchange together shall in exceed ten
per cent The banks not pay the bank
Of other States take deposits payable otherwise than in
'oin Execution upon judgment in favor Of bank be
pended for two years. unless the bank be endorsed upon
ad execution that its notes will be in discharge thereof
The penalty for each violation OF the provisions OF the
liked not than $500 than $4,000 The
axe effect the lst Of November next.
Land Warrants selling at low figure, in consequence
doubt Of apprehension that the homestead bill will pass
he Senate. The folloEing the prevailing rates:
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NEW YORK, March 2G-Mr. Nanny, one Of the COM
missIOners to negotiate loan of Sl0OO,O00 for the
Republic of Bolivia. came passenger on the Baltic.
Gen. Herran New Grenadian Minister to Wash
ingtOn, has been nominated for President of his
country and Will doubtless be elected in June.
Hon. Beverly L. Clark e. S Minister to Guatemala
is coming home for his health, which Is very preca
rIOus.
Advices from New Grenada state that the Cass-
Herran treaty as amended by the United States has
been ratified by both Houses of the Grenadian Con
gress.
Advices from Ecuador report that Morenas forces
have beaten those Of Franco in three skirnishes
Both Of the factions were waiting till May for the
rains to cease, when the contest will be renewed
From Peru, it is said, attempt has been made to
get up 4 revolution in ATequippa against Castella.
but it was put down after three hours fighting
The reported insanity of A. T. Stewart. Esq, Of
the dry goods palace, Is untrue.
The settlement in the city papers Of Saturday
that the Grand Jury had indicted Gideon J. Tucker
for bribery, is pronounced by the District Attorney
to be untrue.
A large meeting Of the members Of the third
party was held this evening at the CoOper's In
stitute. The great hall, capable of seating from
two to four thousand persons, was filed to over
flowing. The meeting called to order by VIM.
E. Dodge and addressed by the Hon. ThOs. A. r.
Nelson, Hon. Horace Maynard, of Tenn, and others
Great enthusiasm was manifested.
The bank statement shows an increase of loans
of S50.G59 decrease in specie SIl4,3 decrease
in circulation of S3j 734; decrease in deposits Of
SSOO.7O4.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The negotiation in re-
gard to the San Juan affair IS progressing slowly
The proposition recently submitted to our Govern
ment bv Great Britain, upon a basis which she
thought would be acceptable to the United States by
Welding our rights to the Island, and fixing the
boundary so as to include other portions Of her
Maiesty's territory which we do not claim but
which are worthless, was replied to and positively
disclaimed.
Branch viii oppose the organization Of new Ter
ritories. and move an amendment to the Utah bill.
giving the President Of the United States power to
appoint Territorial Legislature, as was the custom
prior to 1886 This will cutup all the difficulties by
the roots If the new Territories should be organ
lied, elections for delegates viii be ordered Dele
gates elected prior to the existence Of the Terrific
RES could not claim seats in Congress.
The recent events in the Gulf occasion much so
lictude IN official quarters as it is feared that they
may compiicate this with the foreign powers having
large interest in that country. Nothing materially
different from the newspaper account has reached
the Government.
Mr.: Draper, a representative of the New England
strikers, is to lecture here on Thursday.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARkNCE.-Mr A }. LYLE, a
young man Of about twenty-five years Of age, who
resided near Unionvile, IN Bedford county, disap-
peared in a very mysterious manner on the Zlst
inst, since which time nothing has been heard Of
hIm. He left note on 4 table in his house stating
that his friends and relations need not search for
hin, as they would never see OF hear Of him again.
With the note was found his watch and all the money
he was supposed to have had. Any information
respecting his whereabouts will be thankfully re
ceived by his brother, JAMES LrTIE, at UnionYile,
Bedford county Tenn
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Coffee.

The New York Tribune Of the 2h says demand FOR Coffee
very moderate owing the small stock exorbtant
mands Of holders. The tribune says the Of has
market is reduced OBS bags. The sales 3c.
correspondent OF the New York Herald writing Rio
Janero the sth u says The stock OF coffee in first hands
large and receipts for the interior average thousand bags
per day. but all of az inferior quality and only Ends
in England and Germany In 5000 bags, Loco bags
could selected for the American markets. and the expenses Of
Unitel States.
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Foreign Commercial.

LvERPooI-Per Steamer BolenidH-Flour dull, 23929s.
Wheat firm but quiet Corn dull, yellow 33s933s6d Bacon
quiet Lard quiet Sugar steady. Coffee dull.
THURSDAY TjI QUeeOarHCoOn sales of two days % 600
bales of which spectators and exporters took OO bales clos
ing steady Breadsu quiet but steady Provisions steady
Via QueeSt00R-CottOn sales Of three days oOCO bales Of
which spectators and exporters took $500 bales The market
had downward tendency and partially declined 1921 chief
~ qualities Money slightly stringent Conso
947S, Manchester adviess unfavorable.
NEW YORK. March 97-PARB.-FlOur dull. Wheat dull. The
Rnnrsa i haarv Renfas 61f Sc
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AYERS
AgUG Cure,

Hol TIL SPEEDY tlHsE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re-
mittcnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Head
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the
whole class of diseases originating in bill
iary arrangement, caused by the Malaria
Of miasmatiC countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the ne
cessitics Of the American people than sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. such are
enabled to offer, with perfect certainty
that 1t will eradicate the disease, and with
surancc, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from its in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service in the comTnI-
mites where 1t prevails PrlUc1fi9a Is better tLn
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run in violent attacks of this baleful dis
temper. This CURE eXpels the miasmatiG
poison of FEVER AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the development of the disease, if takcE
on the first approach of its prcmonitory symptoms.
It IS not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this c-ss on complaints but also the cheapest.
The large quantity supply for a dollar brings il
within the reach of every body; and in bilious
districts, where FEVER AND AGUE prevails, every
body should have 1t and use it freely both for
and protection. 1t is hoped tins price viii place 1t
within the reach Of all - the poor as well as the
rich. A great superiority or this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Iltermittcnts is that it contains Quinne
or mineral, consequently it produces no qUiuism
other injurious effects whatever upon the cOnstitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague Is not alone the consequence of
the masmatic poison, 4 great variety of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which are Neural
gia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache Blindness,
Toothache, Earache Catarh, Asthma PalpitatiOn,
Painful Affection of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain in
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and Derangement of
the Stomach all Of which, when originating in
this cause put on the intermittent type, or become
periodical. This 50 CURE " expds the poison from
the blood and consequently cures them all alike.
1t is an invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling temporarily residing in the
malarious districts. If taken occasionally daily
while exposed to the infection, that will be ezcre-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to yipcn into disease Hence It
is even more valuable for protection than cure, and
few will ever suffer from Intermittents, if they
avail themselves of the protection this remedy
fr,vIc
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rTnrkets br Photograph.

NEW ORLEANS March zCotton sales to-day Il 600 bales
Prices irregular. Middng lO169lI. Sales OF three days "a SO
bales Receipts days 900 bales against $50 bales
last year. Receipts New Orleans ahead OF asyear $4,000
bales Southern 900 bales. Sugar steady Mo-
Iasses firm $500. Flour dull So 1906 40 Lard in bbls 1O.
Freight cotton Liverpool H. Sterling Exchange ssH
bills Of adng 7979, New York sight ll69 premium.
NEW YORK; March a7The Shipping List quote sCotton dull
unchanged Sales of three days $500 bales Nddng Or
"a. Freight Liverpool nine thirty seconds. Sugar
Molass foreign and wanted
There fair supply Of Orleans which is inactive To-
closed firm and in fair demand. Sterling Exchange sS99.
Francs 5l65l9j ls7l.
NEw YORK. March 27-Cotton t.le steady; sales
day 1000 baesMiddlng Up ands H. Flour worry dull sales
$500 bbs, S5595 25 Corn steady sales 1000 bushels zoe
7sH Mess Pork SIS LAID in barrels lO}9. Sugar dull
auction sales Of % hhds at 697. Molases-Oeans, sales
900 bbs a. Ilt949.
CINCINNATI Mareh27-Mess Pork Sl72j97 So Corn dull;
declined one cent other articles unchanged
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Impor:ant from Texns.

New ORLEANS, March 27-Brownsville dates Of
the 23d say that two companies of Rangers, under
Ford, and two companies Of United States cavalry,
under StOnemanr crossed the Rio Grande on the
10th, into Mexico in search of COrtnas who had
returned to the frontier.
The troops approached his encampment at night,
drove in the pickets and took thirty prisoners who
claimed to belong to a large body Of Mexican Ma
tOnal Guards also in search of COrtinas.
The next morning large Mexican force appear
ed and claimed the prisoners as their guard. 1t
afterwards ascetained that these forces have been
watching the Americans and that Cortinas was
with them, and escaped at the first alarm.
Our troops remain encamped on the Mexican
side. above Brownsville, determined TO capture
Cortinas.
Major Heitzeman has sent reinforcements with
two pieces of artillery.
Ten thousand Church troops are expected on the
Rio Grande.
It Is reported that Gen. Garcia invited the Amer
leans into Mexico.
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We call attention to the advertisement of J. B.
EVERETT, No. TO- Union street, in to-day's paper.
Mr. EvERErrhas always sold his goods at great bar
gains to his customers, and he is determined to do
still better for them. Give him a call and ex-
anime for yourselves. Be sure to remember the
n umber-No. 10 Union street
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From Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY. March 27-HansOn. recently ex-
PEELED, with other aboliti0nists from Madison cOun-
ty, returned with % or 80 associates. They were
again warned, by a Committee of the same number.
to leave, when Hanson's company replied by firing
at the Committee Nobody was wounded Subse-
quenty HansOn's men entrenched themselves in
building. The Committee were armed with revO-
yers, but did not fire. They have sent to Lexington
for balls and cannon. The Governor has sent 70
Louisville for percussion caps It's supposed the
military Will be ordered out from Lexington to
Berea, the scene of action.
Latest accounts predict settlement Of the diff
Guilty without further disturbance
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DIR. A. G. GOODLET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Which be taken with perfect safety BY all ages and in all
diseases arising from dordered stomach impure state
OF the blood TIE properties OF the Panaea the most
nooent character and at the time peuay adapted
soPrevent and diseases both beast In chronic
diseases 1t the sure remedy may be given in connection
with ether remedies with perfect safety.
1isvERE PROMPT in its ACTION hencet will be found most eff
cacou sudden attacks CHoc DARRHEA CHoLEEA MORHus
violent pains in the HEAD, COLDs CoUGHs CONSUMPTION srH
Ma, IEDisEsToS HEARTBuRN PALPTIATIoE OF THE HEART
CRoUPs WOoPSG COusHs, DIFFICULTY or BRELTHrSs SHORT
NESS or BREATH DaoPT, EEYsIPEAs MEASLES SCARLET FLYER
sCRoFuLA PNPI OF FACE, and all diseases the Skim
Nervous Affections, &C. and DYsPEPaIA, world is chaI
ensed to produce smedcne equal the Panacea immediate
y restores the tone Of the stomseh, causes It. aud the in
tesnes from all offensive matter, without facilitating them
The following few Of the many OF the virtue
of the Panacsa
The Rev J. c. BoWden, OF McinnVle, Tenn speaks thus
DR. A G. GOODLET-Dear Sir It may gratifying to you to
hear that Houck Psnace prepared and sod by yoa doing
its good work in the relief fellow During recent
travels in several counties in Middle Tennessee have often met
those who have used it. The testimony is the
Of hoaeness, brought preaching in the open air.
and la5ong in reYivals Please make agent place
Very Respectfully, J. c. BOwDEN.
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GAIT HOUSE,
TorrrSyETIE. Ky,

TFNHE Proprietors the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase Of travel from the opening OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, enlarged The Hotel to double rs
former csTacy, with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
The public rely that the wellearned reputation OF ths
GAIT HoUsX strictly class HOTEL shall be maintlned
This House conveniently located travel East Vest
the Louisville Office OF Jacksonville Railroad having IA
rect railroad connections all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing the United Steamers for Cncn
natl and the East, within square Of the Eoel.
" Baggage checked in the Gait House all the principal
points, North East and West.
Ii ? Time from Louisville to New York IS hours.
EuEIl-lm
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The DIsAFPEARANCE o. MRs. BRExNAS.--We see it
stated that the friends Of Captain brennan, concern
ing whose wife we copied the other dag paragraph
from the New York Tribune, regard the statement
contained il it-tlat she has been seen in Florence
AS false and lbellous; and they intimate that the
IFibaHs has been actuated by motives which will
render libel suit imperative If such be she case,
the course of that journal deserves the severest
reprobati0n.
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the Howe Machine % any sewing Machine.
Ik5. &. ROGERS,
Wife OF S c. Rogers, Of Graves, Marks 900,
Y North TTrh Street
G. ". CURREY, NJ. D.,
No. ", Spring Street.

purchased Of mers Cone Brothers Of HoWes $40 Ma
chimes about three months since Ny wife has used almost
constantly since them and we'll pleased that she would not
exchange Tor other ia She had but little d
Guilty in learning and do any kind Of with
it. She cheerfuy adds her testimony superior facilities
Of HoWe Machines in doing kinds Of without roaoe
Il. B. PLCMMER,
Of Il. B. Plummer & Co. Public Square
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Arrival of nc Steamer Roheminn.

NEW YORK, March 27.-The steamer Bohemian
has arrived at Portland, with Liverpool dates Of the
18th, and Geographic advices Of the 10Th.
Advces from Turin say that the whole Sandman
army is ordered upon a war footing by the LIT Of
April.
Thousand threatens CavOur that if the King ac-
cepts the annexation OF Tuscany he must not reckon
on the support of France.
Advices via Queenstown say that Sardinia agreed
by special treaty cede Nice and Savoy to France
ENGIASD.-In the House of Commons DIsael and
other opposition members denounced the Govern
ment, and said that the policy pursued had promoted
the views Of France regarding Savoy. Palmerston
replied that if the Great Powers objected, France
would not persist in annexation.
The Milan municipalities expressed confidence in
Victor Emmanues National policy, and offered him
three million francs.
A report is current that Lord Taunton formerly
LabOUcher, viii probably succeed Elgn as Post
master General.
The Paris Steele has received a warning for an al
legged outrage against religion
The Pope is disposed to enter the path of reform
provided the integrity Of the state of the church be
guaranteed.