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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

Rio and the buoyan The auction sale Of
GEO bags went of with spirit at advance Of &c
and every lot sold at l395c averaging $l3 So Included
u this sale Trage which sold l2c the quality gen.
orally Since the sale 1900 bags Rio P Warck,
sold at l4 besides which 200 800 bags Laguayra sold
5c and $50 do st. Domingo l3c sso by auction, so pockets
MocasSOn sold tout Of offering Of 296 pOckes) at l4c
The olloEing is the weekly circular Of Messrs VIM. Scott
Son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

p The Mining Agent of the Union Consolidated
Mining company of Polk cOuny, in this State, gives
the August product of the three mines as 200 tons
Of p per cent copper equal to so tons pure copper.
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ed with FIVE per cent Of German tobacco consequences Of which
~ snnn naHufaru at Bngsn, sset sfanalt duty
when exported 10 Hohera Germany Thus, the American to-
Pacco' which has already au, pays duty second tine
IN THIS report there eoasnlar dispatches respecting the
sonaeco trade Of the United States in various parts Of the world
me iaffa upon tobacco @ the enopoly regulations concern.
ing IT. and laws affecting is pT,s T. seonsees given in
this Iepor. With much dean.
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baltimore coffee Market. Sept. Is


There is fair inquiry for Coffee day, and had sales
ported of 500 Rio at 1876 aud 100 bags at 6c We quote
Rio at l33c for ordinary, l44c for tar 70 good, and
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NASHVILLE THEsTRE.-OuP excellent managers.M UEL-
LER g. EVERETT have had uphill work this weol with
stump oratory, torchlight professions &c, against
them; politics shoulders the drama of the track.
Those who have ventured to remit their ardaous
duties in saving or dissoying the Union efficiently
to visit the theatre occasionally, express themselves
highly grstied The Tale OF Two Cities very salts
factorily exhibits the talents Of the company ell of
whom did themselves much credit N realizing
DICKENS conceptions. The Opecial fayorites were
Mr.. STETsoN as the drunkard Carton struggling
against his vice Br. TENPLETOE the released Bas-
tile prisoner struggling between reason ard insanity,
and Mrs. GREES as the strong-minded, strong-hand-
ed Mss Pross. Mr. EVERETT made an amusing part
OF Jerry Cumcher but the character is not well
dramatised
Generally speaking, the arrangement Of the piece
for The stage is inglorious and effective but the
speaches and dialogues are too long. Some pruning
took place after the FIRST night but good deal more
Is wanted.
We can assure our friends that the plays pro-
duced at the Gaiety are more amusing and (dare
we whisper tl quite profitable at the average of
stump speeches.
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NEwo2LEANs Sept 2scostcn aes to Gag 4a6s bales mid
ding Io9lO. Flour ssO Provisions and unchanged.
Freight and exchange unchanged.
crscErSATI, Sept aTleur opened actively es of 800
bills, eo5 10 but closed dali o0500 Whky sales 800
bbIs. lsZ.
NEw YokK, Sept sCoton steady sales to day 500 bales
iddlng upland I0 9l0 Flour UNSETTLED declined
to iOcens; sales 49, 900 b5s Is Mixed corn 66
Mess pork quiet but stesdy hbs 1917 Lard arm,
bbls s149l3H Moasses Porto Rico $3.50 Sugar
steady, sales 759 boxes; Cubs 65z7, Porto 79s5E
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BosToN, Sept 2l.- Andrew Guidon and john Tur-
ner, convicted Of prize fighting on Island IN Bos
ton harbor were to-day sentenced 10 the State pri-
son fer one year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

Manager HENDERSON of the PittsbuIg Theatre,
offers prizes of $50 and 500 for tia best two plays
to be brought out BIS theatre.
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- Rc7P
Ia, become 81 esabisAed fact Standard Medicine,
and approved By all have used IL and is nov re
serted 70 with confidence in the disease for which it
1t has cured thousands : within the last two years
who had vven nm All hopes Of relief, the
unsnIic5ted oertscates in my = possession show
The dose be adapted to the temperament OF the
individual taking it, and uS ed in ouch quantities as TO
act gently on the Bowels: Z -. .ria. non N thu
nsa eI Of tbe LIVER in. = ViGORATOEE and it
will cure liver com. z plants, Bilious Att
TactrS nvspensia, chronic DiarrhOea
Sr VI II nro1sv, Sour Stomach, Ha bituaI
CostiyeuesSs ChOl- lie, Ch0iersls ChOle-
ra MOrbus, Oh oiera 1nfantu!n, Flatu-
Iences j a u n d ice. e Female weakness"
es, and NAV be used sue = eessfullJ as an erdlnas
~ az Family ms sedi- = cine. It will cure SICK
ri r. ia 6 II f., las - thousands testify, in
rTvontV mfuutes. If = tive fhree Tea.
spCOnfuls are TAX = en- al the comm Oh
All who use itare giving their mOny
Mix water in the mouth v the 1nvigoratOr, swallow
0O a., soss SsHasrNFoKD,S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from yegeab put up
The FamiIy Cas- taartis PILL isl gen.
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years;
have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
all express in regard their has induced me TO place
The Profession well know that different Catharic act
on TN alhsEGnT I1 PSr.SH' Ck TaARTEC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
been compounded from = variety Of the purest veke
table Extracts, which act alike on every part OF the
aIirentarv canal and are ~ good and safe in all
as where Cathartic is 4 needed. such ID e
engagements of the stomach, lie pa"
ness Pains in the Y fBacts and H. o n
COSIiVehesS, a an and soreness over
the whole b & - - from sudden cold, which
freouantly, if neglected. end long Of Fe
yer Loss OF Appe. = site, a Cree ping SEN
sat5ou OF Cold over the bod =, n StAeSS-
ness, EFeaSaChe. or q weighs IN CHI n cad,
ali Inffarnsato rY q Diseases, " OrMs, il
fbjEGTen or Adults, determinations. great
Purifier Of the Blood V and many diseases to winch
flesh is her too numerous TO this advertise
ment Dose to 2. / Price dlEles
The Silver EnYigOTaIOr and Fanny va
thaVIEc Pitts rsl by Druggists generally, anc sold
wholesale by the trade Ia all the large towns
s ". SANFORD. N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 1886 Broadway, N Y.
o J. WOOD 4 CO,
ouis, No.
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KuIED.--We understand that a man named King
1fea young man named LucAey, on Muddy creek,
week before last Is is said the latter had insulted
the formers wife. and that King knocked him down
with q stone breaking his skull, causing his death
IN g few hours-R Richmond (llg) DenocTGt.
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River and weather.

LOUISVILLE. Sept 22.-.70e Sioner won Inc four mile
race at Lexington to-day, distaHciDs his opponent.
Time. [.if
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE On Account or A FArTnLEss
WuE.-The Louisville Courier says shoemaker, by
the rame Of JesEPH MART1N. attempted suicide in
that city on the 2lst insi at the boarding house OF
Mr.. Strube. He inflicted several gashes on his
throXt but did not succeed in severng the Jugular,
as was his evident purpose. DR.. SEEiT dressed his
wounds, and policeman luxor conveyed HIM to the
Hospital MARTIN is from Rochester, n l., and
gave his reason for wanting to shutie of this NOR
tai coil . that his wife had proved fatess, and life
had no further charms for him. He had 5000 in
u0ld in his possession.
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From new Orleans.


NEw ORPHANS, Sept 22.-Two more boaie~ lave
been found beneath the ruins of last nights fire The
search IS being actively keptup
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ZOE COHNCILMAN

We are Authorized to announce J. MzIss, JR., candi
date fog Alderman from 5th Ward the ensuing Eunioipa
election. Eug5-.1e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

Capt s. II. WHrTsITT, late editor Of the Memphis
Ledga, has been appointed by MAJOR BAUGH chief
of the Fire Department of that place
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Fer safe.

rnoorruenI5 ksly &ua.to Boy, twenty years u age.
"a lie perfectly bounds sseient esok AID tie 5e7t
trained dining room bed roo servant in tie Safs. he s
sold for nc ha. ne cnn3z or viii not With
vantB with aon associated, ad sh1 lie sapposes b.
r against him He therefore issire sod. Apply 20
WILL L. IgYI,
ept9lw Nc, 50 oaerry s.rss..
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w. T. BERRY g. 60.
EATB Also az GALE

MEMORIALS sF THOMAS ssooB, = vo,s.
AUTOBIOGlsAPHECAL RECOLLECTBGas,
by the lats CaAElEs 2oHEET LksIIv E. VOL 12-ao.
NEMESIS. y AAs,os n.aL.SB, soaoy u 'sioae~
''Hidden Path" &C.
ALONE. By the SANE.
HIDDEN PATH. Gy The s-ze.
mOSS-STD By the same.
THE EBONY 1901. IvoIuze, I'm
RUTLEDCE. By
REmENISCENCES ,x s3ENEtsl8. oFFt-
GER OF zOUAVEs. Translated froa, The Ers-es
CUsA FOR INgALEDS. By ". Grnz.s, u. d., O.
Columbia. c.
A Run THROUGH EUROPE. b. Ea,sres C.
BENEDIcE. vol. Emo.
MAHGARET mONCgSEFFE; The Firs, Love Of
Aaron BUaE- romance Of the Revolution. len.
- e. ssRRY y CO..
seP;o Public squa--.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

Tic London Tes Of the 81 inst givesa review furnished By
Mr. c. Nstye Of the results thus far aeertsnsi OF the Nus
sian harvest that although it Will not realise
the originally entertained 1t is likely % the Wne
good, both in quality snd quantity Inc crawoaeSs
sustained have been and drout and consequently
white the autumn crops which had previously gained
sngh proved extremely abundant those OF the spring
have been starved many instances destroyed IN the Mos
COW the weather most favorable until july and al
though the OF rain muh felt, the dam
age Rye crops lees than mad been feared The hay
WHICH three earlier than usual, turned
and Of superior quality The spring
Grain, principally Oats ected be under the
the other parts of the epTe separating it into
division the results appear to be follows East and
uh essThe quantity and quality % autumnsown Corn full
average and that OF spring much below the
Socth and South weStAutumn (Rye and WheG most
spring Corn full g. West and Northwest
Aotuu principally BYE, Waeat being less cultivated
here than the South Eet1 fail AVERAGE spring only
average J. North AMI North wesJAutnmn Corn lRye)
good both in quantity and quality spring full average
From Siberia the describe the weather TO be beau
tu and highly favorable for the crops which making great
progress the final result however had to be sscertaned
With oher than cereal productions the promise through
| out tie country TO he satisfactory.
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goldg Fqr'- which, o. ,ae way, Is yleyes
sncush to esvery popuiar, as we hope !, is-has
.be following epigram;
~ IS DECoiIET- nRtss.
fDat effects the from sim.lsr cause,
Is Of re famous laws
Whose fGilary disccyur-
FOR quite IN the tguih Of the logical rule
The style Of apparel that keens Emma cool
Just kHaiss fame 10 her iUrerl
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81. CEcILsA,s FEMALEAcaaga1
MOUNT VERSION,
Near Nashville, z-erszses4-s

Near N4shvilles Eeltzlegae
YENHE sisers Of the Order Ct St. Doziuis ze l his
and the adjoining States exrsEieasel aG ccgsfent
directors OF female eucaton respect 20 re i-
Nashville and to the public IN general shat heT e
preparing and will he resy receive pupils q tie above &
tuition the Ist OF Octobsr. The Acac s about m ron
the city, and suated il u the m5t sesfn snd y
locations in its vicinity.
The ladies Of this institution Be Peca esFoto Z we
ucation OF young theirOw Eil aFe Eo a9L7
to mpart to TIE pupils conisd to their care lao591s
ton in every sense word. The gel gen pfol5 ~ &
ladies' Of the institution the Catholic and in- w 1a
special relirious instruction to pupils Processes ' i
III ~ evs-v religious denomination will oe a1ts IA -
1,nJns in fsee win be usd to bias the religious p112s o.
- nor " IN any o. them be per'sed % s-51res
tb .fn5ie faith without tie verbal Or len consent o. par
sDts Guardians Uniformity and good c er hows7s 're
81 OF all morning anj evening payers, AID o.
fbe RELIGIOUS exercises on Sunday.
~ c3Ure Of stu5ies divided into four lenarsra
artn,eu having distinct OF stables as-i t.
IRE aead eEzic year viii consist OF two sesouls sss
ecinr on Mondzy September, Il rt
Mon9ay OF February The academic year viii cioss Wit pg
liz distribution Of prem and h0nors about be h o. n
Of each year
Terms per Session Parable "a Advance.
For board and tuition, SOS, 81, SIS, and ss-oors 70
p ~ the .nr-ffa
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crop Intelligence.

TENNESSEE.
The Springfield Spectator of the 29d contains the following
lteuls
ToBAoCoWe are informed by tobacco raising freds that
have caued their etc paintings to take the second
growth, and instead Of rpeninE, their tobacco now
perfectly green and in fine growing state Should the season
prove one this portion Of the crop will doubtless be
larger heavier than that planted earlier but should an early
come it will suffer much from being housed green or be to-
tai destroyed in the field.
C9RNWe glad learn tstin county the corn crop
will yield than thought few weeks suee
set in ami in sections the aid afforded by
the will make it equal about crop One Tar
N tod us Thursday that in his Deghboruood there would
not ensugh the mast Snd he should like to pur
chase 1he be short hog throughout the sur
rounding cpupery
Ieen in this region for years. especially
white and hickory How 2rovidentia that when thi
corn roo should contribute largely to
scarcity OF rrn. Many pound Of bacon and lard Will
owe its Substance the yielding harvest OF the forest
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TsOsaTTCAE, TEXT E30sI1 F9Ik TSe0.

ECh4AA A~fAlA 4 "a A8DVAA ACAA AcSOs
Comprising brief view Of Presidential nominations cleo
ons nscdng all National Platforms yes adopted
Also, history Of the struggles respecting Slavery in tie Terrific
RES Il the action Of Congress the freedom o the Pab
Lands with and Letters. Returns
al Presidential elections since 1886.
For scie ia sshyiIIs BY JOHN YORK 60,
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Four and six mos.

By auction Of $500 bags Santos lth inst 34 bags found
buyers at I45c averaging IA 52O1 establishing advance
all BUT prime descriptions Of b. the withdrawn portion
afterwards taken l4I4zc PToAtely the demand has
been lmitehe Of public sale OF I1l6 bags
Rio, for to day, having checked business.
stock o. Rio September l5th New bags
Baltimore .-..--o,OOO
Philadelphia --.... ..-.-l5OO
18Th. New York II O9l
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
"A

~ and after Monday, September I0h, ls6O Morning
Train E1i1g south will leave Nashville SIS N, insad
Of 4l5.
Through Tickets given TO Decatur, Grand junction AID Mem
rhis. Only seven miles staging.
The time from Nashville Decatur, Grad Junction and Mem
phs viii be one hour aud fifteen minutes less than BY any other
route.
Returning the Trsa from Memphis Grand Junction and
Decatur will arrive Nashville d, hour than
by suy other road. " ON PkkkiNs,
sept6-du Superintendent.
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FRENCsz PisorEsTaNr sCIsoo...
phsa,...cIr,n.f. IN, L..

MHADAME VSITbANT viii re open Ter Bcarding a,s NJ
schcolfo yo1g ladies 1873 Chestnut street ne IaS
September Superior instructions E1glis and French
branches botA vhish equally seous ate ton = mil ~
Valiant with Madae Aiant, vial superinsnd Fsensh De
partuent. rsr.e-lY-,
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ENEE OF CHARGE

Principals Of Female Colleges sniaares, sg1so Ts
.Wilb supplied With INsTHlualENTS - paying
TEN PER CENT. Dr. FIIzSr CosT.
IAN persons wishing 70 prrcse, a5s an lovers % ..
sic, respectfully invited t. sal.
uAEZEEf FsEEE2s hzcua,
sn2S-dtw&sIy no. &. PUBLIC suuARa
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lie CIIIEE Ano.a - -rE.-.-..--n.

DALLEY'S MAGICzL pam EXTRACTOR
as universally szpPla-s IL other 0U--t- ard Asssr
applications in beth tie Eastern and v ste 1llar1
Wherever introduced; and its fss5 q .s
Of its IN ali cuQacJze l51ti1E u-h- Gauss
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Dr, HOOfIand's Celebrated

ETILI eGectuaIly cure Liver Complaint dyspepsia
ES dice, Chronic Nervous De5ity, Diseases o. the Md
neys, ali diseases arising from dsorefed Liver and stem
such Constipation, Inward Piles Funess OF Blood to the
Head Acdty Stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Fulness weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucations
the Pit OF the stomach swimming OF the
Hurried and Difficult Breathing EntteTng at the HeaF
Choking sudocang Sensations when in lying posture, Dim
before the Sight, Fever ana Dull
Pain in the Heal deficiency of PerpiraOn Ielowness of the
skin and syes the side, Back, Chest LIMBS &c Sud
Fushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant lna
inrs Of Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits
propretors in calling the attention OF the public to This
rpaaon with feeling Of the utmost confidence In its
virtues the diseases or which hisrecommended
his no new and urred article but ths has stood the
test Of ten years before the American people, and its
tau and sale are vailed any Similar preparation
tant The testimony in It's favor given y prominent ana we'll
known Phsan and individuals in all parts OF the country IS
immense and careful CrUsEl Of the Almanac Published annu-
the proprietor and to be had gratis o; any Of his Agents,
arnot but SATISFY he sEeptcal thai this remedy IS really
deserving the great cello ri-y it bas obtained
Ercs,Fs. .ryI7,g FsAHSaMsC CORDIAL
VIII curea lon~atara Coid IN Fery short time Read The
i'-i'"-s PHILADELPHIA, Fea IS, 1858
DR. O. b. .,.cv-Sr Lad Tor some time tten suffering
under severe cold having Pgs through Iy Whog system sore
tfro and Lossenss recommended to try Hoof,
Iops Ralsr1fe o:s accordingly proc rea bottle, and
Avn Isnpv T. STATE aat half Of il conpletsy cured me.
row recommend il to ny fTte2I5 who may he sim
jry Afflicted deem il 70 more than justice to Bear tnis
ELEANOR mcHENRY,
Tenth Street. above Coates.
Prag.llI Only ly IT, g. u JACKSON No 4lS arch Street
and sr sale by Druggist and oreAeePsrs through
olt a United .ag5 and CaUada Price cents per botc
a . WOOD, ST. Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
4 FTE PENnLETON CO, Nashville, Tenn, III esale
49, ra.alsi by 30. @. BROWN and EVANS G. " HEN
AESSr49T~7 Nd WELLS < HOOPER, Nashville; J.
EIrHE"s, C3seaa!1; ). c. DeSciI' South Nashville
Ealz-ly
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There sre two tremendous crops Iowa this says the
enport and everything else is encouraging to our
farmers and thus to tbs best interests Of the State
LIST The wheat crop before equaled in
I1va There undoubtedly higher per acre and
planted while the grain never oxceed IN quar-
i ity.
% The crop tremendous. In this county We should
nat the Weld at least IS bushels per while there plenty
Of fields yield 100 bushels per The crop OF ha
whole state unusually large and it is out OF all danger
/ from the frcst-
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10 TRAvELERs BY 5 srA AsD LAND

Tie AGchini5t- the TIA q rtssr saf every o,-sr linda
vidsal whose lot in life = thrcvs hi- viuIn IT,
cbanca Of acriaent from el-g- - ssJ Ere o. 1io -h91l1
bear - aind that this Haee Estracor his and cuE
friend. Il IS 10th portable ard e1ssp. and should
be his s5mpGaian friea = ancsI Ihers thouszu1s
81 living 10 testify $ usrgeiious Virtuc, VIE
ose teir sound hn5s = lscs % is saTiag eicEey
The following are fsH C = the fsesss ricf
DaLLEYS MAGICAL PfTN = F-gTEACTOR iss PREUEN
TIVE a. veil as CURE -
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FRosT.-0n Friday morning a visit was paid this
region by that distinguished individual Jack Frost
He was observed sitting on the tops of fences and
houses, grinning and displaying his savage, white
teeth somewhat fercely, though he did no damage
we beheye, even to the tenderest and daintiest OF
vegetation We suppose when daylight comes this
morning, his cold, hard visage may be seen occupy
ing the same position, but our paper is printed
before that hour arrives, cannot speak definitely
as to his appearance this morning SpTiHyjsd Spec
,sla,or, Sept p.
We understand that light frost was noticed in
several portions of this county Friday morning 1t
was so light however, as to do no damage to the
crops. .
TIE TRor BBrwEEH FLORA TEMPLE AND ETHAN ALLEN
The Little Bay Bare again Victorious most
attractive feature of the Kalamazoo (Nich.) Horse
show was The trot between Flora Temple and
Ethan Allen which took place on the 18th inst.
The village of Kalamazoo turned out en- ,nasse and
the whole countryside is represented as having been
depopulated in consequence of the anticipated trot
The mare beat the horse without trouble the first
two heats, and on the third it was apparent that
Ethan" was no match for her, and also that he
evidently cut Of condition, and the Judges said
though he would tro around the track on the third
heat, it was impossible for him 10 make the time
agreed upon. The President announced this from
the stand previous the start for the third heat
The mare and horse started but this time Flora"
was upon her mettle, at the start and went off with
rush that carried her to the quarterpole in 55l,
and to the half mile in l:O9]. The mile was COM
pleted in 2:23, being within 81 seconds of the famous
time made last year.
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BURNS & 2 SCALES {
instantly relieTed Of tier : sasa;ah, 9ziE SIC
nation, ~ timely aPplics : &c, ofLas asar-ss 5sz
and the flesh renew as if 81 clarz, 70 hssuffi
! Gar rer,aiui7g
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Children frequent suf fss-s from external !1
esgsaily from Fluid and 2 CiEn1eas H. slrs-ther,
f0-e every mother should have this haa- crepsTatc-
constantly at hard. 1t heals Brergs glsez
E1Oscs he TETTER or RING p NORM, 80 r.tIs o..
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SEARCH FoR LOST OnHD-A party of Children
chinquepin hunting. near Oxford, North Carolina,
On the I4th, we're driven home by storm, and one
of thcm. little boy, three years old, Of DANTL
cag ,RIx, was left in the Gods On tbs 18Th nearly
two hundred persons turned oat u search, and on
81, 18th, religious meeting adjourned 10 JOIN IN
tie humane work, making Che number nearly five
hundred The little footsteps OF the lost one were
discovered near crcel,, ard its body was found IN
AT,e water short distance below.
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z ANDRGTus Tarnip Seed, summer and Winter, just re
4 4 ce,ye5 by Adams express, aud for sale by
GagIA RAINS, BROWN & co,