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For pretty and cheap dry goods call on HIcnoLsoS
A. 4vrHREY At No. y South SIDE OF inc sl sl.
VLey -taTle Goods which they are selling little
TsaneF than any other house in the city marriott
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Are receiving and opening every day an elegant
stock of Spring Goods. They VIII DC coi5Ia in &c
ceiyina. until the 18th Of April leu gu
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.

vEGETABLE SEEDS.-Just received by Ez.
press
SO papers Large Drumlead Cabbage Seed,
200 1abers ST. Johns Day Drumhead Cabbage Seed
200 Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed;
100 Large Early York Cabbage Seed;
$50 Large Winnangs,adt Cabbage Seed;
100 Red Dutch, FOR picking;
100 Mustard Seed
50 Curled Parsley;
quo Large Red Tomato;
lGG Early Apple Tomato
9OO Hubbard squash, the most tender OF all the
soasbes and will continue table for three months
30 paes Mammoth Squash grow the size Of $50 pounds
said by The Yankees to he famous for pies
30 apers Langs Solid and Red Celery when carefully
cultivated will bring roots OF - pounds weight.
/ 300 papers Horticultural or Wears Egg Bean.
900 papers Early Northern Corn.
10 papers summer savOry, Fen-e Dill, Caraway AID
other Herb Seeds.
200 papers Orange, Ice Cream, Black Spanish and Mountain
/ Sweet Water Melons.
$50 papers Caneope Green Citron ChrsanR Melons.
All the above seeds for sale SC paper SOC per dozen
/ MARCHES MACKENZIE & MINCHIN-
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wife Of C. Rogers Of Graves WARTS : ~. 1lh sr.s

Ipurchassd Of Messrs Cone Brothers Of Hoses $40 Ma
chimes about three months hy wife has used h almost
cousant since then md well pleased that she would not
exchange for any other nov in she Rad but te u
Guilty in learning 70 and DO Kind Of Eork win
u She cheerrlIy adds testimony 20 e superior facilities
OF Hcwes Machines doing all kinds Of work without solo
II. B. PL-MMER,
IL 4 pI---rl.r Co. Public saulr.
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aprill-d&Wlm
Rend and ReIfeVe.

NV YORK, April 70 1853
We HlsAN Fsq-DeGr Sir: About Eve months since 1
bought two bottles OF your Hair CcoTng, and am now
of obtaining more and would inquire where may be ouna
here Ny hair when quite young turned grey hdCs tseG
aa5sr0 Of articles for the purpose OF restoring ~ oat ~
not succeed until IO5tGied this th produced ne oeStfe
~ have been requested bv number Of my friends (anonG
them several adies procure it if possible am much pleased
with It. for has made great improvement IN my personal ap
psarance. By answering this you will much oblse'
Yours very respectfully,
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New YORK;
Remember that this result produced by M
ftIJLg The original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price Bfty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
E HAGAN & CO., Proprietols, Troy, \.
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LoUIsvLLE. April 3.-The river stationary VIII
five feet six inches water in the
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We are authorized to announce Col. 10 G. GuIlD esi-
for Chancellor Of the Seventh Chaneery
uesssa.
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yesterday that the case Of PEONEr P. TREwITr,
charged with the murder Of DR.. HENRY CARow on
the Slst ult was sent before the Grand Jury with
out the formality Of a hearing before an examining
court. Subsequently heard that the Grand Jury
had found true bill This viii bring the case up
at an early day before the Criminal Court now in
ssssion
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FIRES --NEGRo CmLD BUNED.-The Lebanon Her
aid states that the residence Of P. B. Mcdaniel five
miles west Of that place, and the kitchen and out
houses Of ). S. WILLIAMSON, near Taylorsviile, in
Wilson county were destroyed by fire a few nights
ago. Anegro child was lost in the kitchen Of the
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NOTICES.
DF. EaroS.s MANTLE CORDIAL.


and zy2 because it se5sr s 70 afford sztzle5us rss
when given in time It acts Il BY magic, and ono trial 1o
Win canHlnc. Won lha What We say Is tue. 70 contains
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NFyu,HIs AND LITTLE Rock RAuROAD.-The pros |
meets of the completion of this road Frightening
every dav The company recently determined to |
issue 81 100000 Of bonds based upon the road, |
the lands and all Of the assets and effects Of the
road As the road Is entirely out Of debt and as
none of the lands accruing to it under the act Of
Congress have been disposed Of the means OF meet
inc the bonds will be ample and there Is a belief
among the best informed business men that they
will meet with a ready sale in The market
There is also It stateda prospect, almost amount
inc to certainty that the county Of ST. Francis, in
Arkansas. will take stock in this road to the
amount Of 100000.
There are twenty-eight miles Of the road graded
between the Arkansas and White rivers, and the
whole distance between the two rivers will be
GRADED and made ready for the iron without delay.
Cross ties and wood work for the whole Of TINS
division are being prepared and when the work
of track LAYING commences it will be prosecuted
without DELAY until the whole division Is completed
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAuHoAp.-We
from Col V X STEVENSON, that the grading OIL
the remaining thrty-two miles between this place
and the Tennessee river has Just been contracted
for with responsible parties upon very favorable
terms the whole 10 be completed within twelve
months. The grading of the entire road to the
Tennessee river will thus be completed within
twelve months while the track will be laid upon a
large portion OF that distance, and the whole track
VIII be laid shortly after the grading is completed
In the course Of ten days, Col STEVENSON in
forms rs contract will be closed for the bridge over
the Tennessee river 1t Is the intention to make ar
iron bridge. which will be one of the best in the
world.
About one thousand tons of iron has been deliver
ed here and two thousand tons at the other end o
the road One thousand tons was dispatched iron
Liverpool about twenty days ago and one thousan
tons is to be delivered monthly until the whole SIX
zen Thousand tons has been laid down here and a
the other end of the road.
The work Of tracklaying viii be commence
here in a few days, and within the present mont
the Company will draw the bonds fer the hrst SEE
ton of ten miles and by the close OF the mex
month will be ready to draw the bonds for the SCI
ond section.
Under the locating survey the road has bee
shortened eight miles this side Of the Tennessee
river and two miles on the other side. Tins resul
in saving of 100000 on the estimate su0mlue
TO the Governor in December last
In all contracts for grading, iron and equipmeh
Col STEVENSON has put in the second MorIgae
Bonds of the Company to the amount Of one-hi'
70 one-fourth at par. So that in the two last iter
the Company viii save nearly two hundred tho
sand dollars, which Will be applied to grading.
Col. STEVENSON has managed the funds of til
Companv in a most judicious manner. Indeed,
= ACCOMPLISHING wonders, and by the time almo
,,v other man would have got fairly to work
I'LL have the cars running through from Nashvi
10 Hickman
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Mas. DUBOIS
THEY SPEAK ron THEMSELVES.

The Howe $50 Machine cost 70 manufacture are @
NJ and better made, viii do greater rurityo WorE and are
T superior in every respect The Grover & Baker And
Wheeler Wilson Machines
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The regular reliable packet boat Clipper, Capt
HURD that is always in time at both ends Of the road
viii be of for Cincinnati this day punctualy at
twelve o'clock.
The Minnetonla win be the regular boat for Pad
ucah this day at u O'Clock.
The Glenwood, the regular Pittsburgh steamer IN
command of as clever worthless as ever strobe the
decks of steamer Iare before the public for pat
ronage on this day at o'clock for Cincinnati and
pittsburoh
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The Lebanon Hs1c.Id Of the 4th says The Opin-
ion was prevalent last week that the peach crop OF
this county had been killed. Such, however, Is not
true. We are happy to state that the peach crop
still lives and BIDS fair, at present. to do well
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mr.. TcClintoeIxss Asthma EkeEnecY. ,Ie = z.
PARED exclusively from vegetable subiancsss u .S;
narcotic and acting upon the pulmonary eTta
anti-it and yet nTgUrang AseD - - s 80
is the only uniform certAin and sate n . Fnr ale
chronic Asthma ana Ehoopng cough r,12,S = nv ma
by ta9rll-dGwlm
The way to keep WELL sRe sIr.ss cElEHaArID sIaEaaIH
ROOF Punsrra careful in diet, and no dis
sf,s,s be system This Cordial is the most effective
.,.s.,,ss "a Tonic ever ksown. Itisa perfect preventive
strengthens the system and Purifes and eleanses
tt5 W it, ard you VIII be conVincsd zee advertisement
in another column,
n WTeCIfntOcI5ss Cough and Cold Nike
,7-2 consists o. variety vegetable specifics for pulmonary
.;1ti co,bned in one iafgibys cnd0e BY physician
by his professional brethren to have "Ro supert
- NJ classmates med ately the distressing symptoms
- oe or sore throat it entirely in in
erediblv short time. Price . cents. For sale by -
aprill-dEwlm bEOaN q = ANo-
DalIeyss Magical Fain Extractor,
Has now been in Thirty years there is hardly per-
son what has heard Of it. and not family that has used once
that could without box hand in case Of sud
den accident Where used sure to become standard
remedy because equal in caring Burns, Scads Cu
Wounds Bruises Fever Sores Piles and all other
tory diseases, where the parts anee1 can DC
reached.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, By -
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos q and Isl Chartres street.
gents for Southern sta aid to whom all orders
IN
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A NUMBER one Farm containing "a Tassriiis
"a within Z Of 81 hours, ride = q. ii N.shgiiis.
Raroad, ana ~ Turnpike Of t-- hhortc1l,
This Trset Of Land Is situated j. % .9 ~ ses ani
has upon il good improvements IS e "a sivon .t
other farming purposes, and Is sl---F
ormore places A.. f1r D atocf, ggtlac7 %
IN point az location. so uaieii $50 -, II - s.iie.
h.-,r,-, e h urgurr1ssci hg ti--
Postosscs. churches lch7olif ana Ball
the premise r.- further uaIl i-lil.t al
ply 70 Jotn l. seao1,o l1s arm o. ' osiisdstsia
i.efsr Street, at iris cloe
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HTiScOmpOunded entirely from Guinl and
has become an established fact Standard Medicine krow1
arnrnrnd Nv that have used il, and IS now re
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Fresh Arrivals for Spring and summer.
B. r. QUIT Err,
SOS SO azd 80 Corner Of College and BrOad0Gy,
NASHVILLE TENN
: Wholesale aud RetSiI Dealer In
BOOts, shoes. Hats. UmlbreI Has, Whips &c
EWAs lust opened and on exhibition OF the best
ected stocks ever before offered and at low prices
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS.
Every style q peggsd work, embracing Calf, Kid
Patent Laer Goat Buckskn, Cloth, and Lasting Caters
lace and strapped Shoes Oxford Ties &C. and in short every
LADIES', MISSES AND CRILDREN'S.
Nv stock in this department hasbeen selected with great
aud cannot be exced comprising in part me Cali, Kid Goat
French and English Lasting Caters, Boots Bns, Slippers
&c, &C. with and without heelL
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received direct ON manufactures every style and
color OF Fur Beaver Cashmere NriEol Wool straw and Leg
horp Hats.
Umbrellas Trunks Travelling Bags Carpet Bags school
Satehels sadie Bags Backing and Brushes, walking Canes
Tacks Whips. Tharg Hosiery SC &c constantly On hand
All Of sold Wholesale retail IN reasonable
BETTING &c., Ar COST.
1900 feet Of Leather Betting, from to u inches
vide Gum Packing, all thickness Copper Burs and hiy and
Lace Leather at cost FOR cash, to close -
Corner OF College sns Broadway,
1f,rc, 93-5tvATf &c Nashville, Tenn.
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EEass Meeting Of JDurnsTnen P7interss
Nav ToR5 ApriI3.-A mass meeting Of the New
{ York leurneynen house painters was held at Aili-
tary Hail. in the Bowery last evening. Seventeen
shops were represented as paying two dollars PEP
| day. Several speeches were made in favor Of a
more perfect system Of Organization fog the protee-
ton Of the rights Of labor, ana number Of new
members were received
DubuQue municipal Eloction-
DcsCcrE, anvil 5.-The municipal election passed
OF quietly. The Opposition elected Mayor, Marshal
and five Councilnlen- Democrats elected one Conn
Gilman and the balance of the city officers
Municipal Election.
MILwAuKEE, Wis. April At the municipal cleo
ton t0-day,,Lyn Democrat was elected Mayor oy
1000 majority. The Democrats also elect the Comp
troller AMI District Attorney. The Republicans elect
their Treasurer BY from 200 to 400 majority.
General Buckley Defends HIMSELF
NEw ORLEANS. April At meeting yesterday
Buckley opposed the charges made against him,
and a committee was appointed to investigate the
matter.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-The Kentucky Institute. near
Frankfort was partially destroyed by fire on Fri
day night together with the Superintendent resi-
dence.
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SANFORD'S
liver InvJSOHaToT,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

Had from
1900 estabjshei fact, g Standard Medicine, known
- aDDrova5 nv all that have Ised il, and is now re
rtaS ~ WITH confidence in all the disease for which II
Is TeeTmm enusl thousands e within the last two years
,o bod Given M all hopes q OF relief the numerous
-.-.I1.s,65 cs-Iifratss in my possession show.
unS9licSe 80 he adaned q to the temperament OF the
individual taking it, and us ed IN suen 9uAn'''' S ~
actrently on the Bowels. A.
Let the GeSS W2 ~ IN = ViGORaTOiS, and it
vs. Us, VI w i-ar Com. g plants, Bilious At
T ~ - Dvspepsia, -. chronic Diarrhoea
5 u ma m r c ON plants: T3yyhstmeI
~, DFOPsy, SoTI c'Eb0IeiI a.-A ChoIe1
~ - 1orLISS. ChOIera - InfanIum, ElaIu-
IenCes a u n &C. G. e r eAS-lo =" esHs.Ss.,
- - nav he used sue = .cessfully an ORC ma
80 sII1iIV Tedf. = cine It will cure SICK
y T. n & II r.. las = Thousands testifyl IN
twenty minutes N - tHO u ~ . - 81
spOOnfuls are tak- n en- a. 1he CONN 7li0Sl1"n "
All whOuse itare giving their testimony
IN nj, vosr in the mouth Wit the InygoraO and swallow
both ogsRsSFT F FGIS MS FAMILY CATHARTIC
8 ronDounded from pure vegetable extracts and put up
nGLAss CASES; arr gI' a0 va" TaTtis PILLisa gen
/ tie but active CatfaEic Nllcn NC PLoELi0''' 49,
| used in his practice more than twenty years, -,
ircrea q demand from those VINO
- Iar-rss5 he PILLS ard the satisfaction which
I rs in regard to their has induced me TO place
' 5a S Poeop we'll know thzt different Csharic act
On different Il P 9T% 8 s THARTIC PILL
! = s,b 5ra reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from : variety OF the Purest tese,
saDLe anal and are good and safe in all cas-
a hmeRLaly Saiibarric is :. needed such as ID
| es ~LsLG ~ me = Stomach, y e p i =
PL1ttS v3.;1's IN the - Back and l. n :,
| Is,;;-o1osE pain and Soreness over
| 80 ,.-IICIe n q y, q from sudden cold which
| sA-.II r. Teglected end in a long course Of Fe
YER Loss of Appe. n lite, Creep ,
ssLtio "TEo2Tacbp. ar = weigh in the head
- ~, FInDrma tory u Diseases, Worms il
a. IJ-o1I o. admits, rheumatism, gfea
Purifier OF the Blood and many diseases 70 VIZ
flesh heir, numerous to mention 10 Ihs auNei'S
ment. Dose, ! TO g. Frlce > uilies ~,
The Liver InVigOratOr and Family Ca
tbarffC pills are retad by Druggists generally ant sol
! ,VbnIpsale by tine trade in all the large towns.
""oi1'' - S T W.SANFORD, NJ. D.
| NrsruTacturer and Proprietor 335 Broadway, n. Y.
o J. WOOD CO,
-, /, St. ous No.
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sOCK CITY MILLS.
RATLWAY MATTERs.
Departure OF Passenger Trail

Departure OF Passenger Trains
NASHVILLE AND CHarrtrooaa--f.4O A. n, P H.
TENSEssEE AID AIABaNL-8s0O A. NJ, 2s55 p D.
Locisv1t1c Arn Nasisvrllv--f:SCs A. n, fO;30 A. ~
GaiIadn Express S;I5 P b.
EbGEFIEln AND kETrurTT-2 p NJ.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains.
NAszvl1lE AND Cuarr.NoosA-s:CO A. n 6sl9P
TEssHssEE AND AIAnAna-9:f5 A. NJ, 6s20 I. o.
6sliatir Express s:i3 A.. D.
EBsEEuLD AND KEsTucKr-IO A, III.
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BRYAN,s TAsTLESS vERmIFUGE.

SQUIRE JONES.
JolIv times at cur house. all the children we'll;
Thought that would kill em, Thoughts Tor spei'
Didn't think so afterwards, when up aud tired
BRAx's TAsTELEss VERMUGE twas the 10oTs that died.
si ~ - BROWN 4 EVANS.
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DIR. J. G. AVER & co.
LOWELL. MASS

10. G. BROWN & EVANS y.,nrss
AID BERRY 4 DEMOvILLE-l t..
II p. PARNSWORTu & CO. 20 p.
II SOLD al retail By an DRUGGISTS ttrou-1c1t ne 49,
ssf ianl5-d. 60, VISA
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SEQUArCuC COUNTY ABOLEHED-The Chattanooga
Reflector learns that at TIE late term Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Pkeyille Chancellor LUCKY presiding.
a judgment and decree was made, abolishing the
county OF Sequatchie on the grounds that 1t had
been sunconstitutOnally' and fraudulently" es-
tablisned and as county has no legal constitutional
existence. and perpetually enjoined as a county
from any exercise or authority as such. An appeal
has been taken to the Supreme Court at Knoxville
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SLzSS sIONS and q long train Of other horrible dis
eases are e frequent consequences of permitting worms 70
generate and maltip5, without check in the ntetnes
d tbe omach Such neglect isexcussbe it dan
gerous in as much WARS Canadian PeTsg ge without
the house Of trouble to the sufferer l cure me
disease in DAYS the time improve the condon
of the digestive organs purify the Blood and regulate al he
secretOns NJ. IL
Vsrmugs the only article hacan be depended on
Remember this.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Cbartres street,
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fRsoor,sd by Il. II. HAariseH. s'sAHsaat A sH''i
rfs-ivsr sin continues % rise slowly. Four
foot fonr inches water on Harpeth Shoals
steamer Glenwooi has discharged and is now
,.o5v for the reception Of freight for Cincinnati
Esltimore and Ohio Railroad and Pittsburgh.
Tba Clipper is in from Cincinnati and viii be dis
charged early this morning and ready for freight
Offering for Louisville, Cincinnati and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad
The landing is wei filed with large quantities Of
forwarding goods.
ARRIVED.
Clipper, Cincinnati
Ella Paducah.
Tempest, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Ella Paducah.
Wenona, Cincinnati.
Expected
Sam Kirkman Cincinnati
Twitchel New Orleans.
MinnetoHka, Paducah
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TO FARMERS AND PLAN h1'S'
-, votatoes. and Glover Seed.
A. JEN KINs,
-, market Street,
rs NOW RECEIVING.
- - -,,,,,,s N,ssouri 100 bbls Seed Potatoes, Early
KIM suN- Nishannocks;
wv Uas' ,.,;o C,ts 9Obbls Glover Seed
lUUO ous' $3.50 10. 49, Lean. 50 bags do de-
ALSO IN STORE
1000 bales Timothy Hay: '0O 40 q o9 I ''
100 bales Fodder ~ oois -1 az Nj.
1000 bags Corn; ~, ~ - 5sS - 1850
$50 bushels Red Irish Potatoes; i2J1 40 6ran'
100 bills Apples, 0OO 10 7"oi's
% kegs Butter ,o,,,o.,o,o
OF feed. for improving the condition Oh 1oses
~ e fowbieh he would call the attention OF the p1ole.
ian29-d twawly A. JhNA4Ns' NJ - 4lA-A
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DUFFYsS
T0 ME G M I Y TURp
Cure Of Ague and Fever,

VNHERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH Tur
pSdy y liable SO universal, dreaded q, nuAAH
~ hta ~ Fever: it appears in different con eenet
climates under different types and characsr.' I'D
country. where It's annual return is looked for viii; &
ana apprehension 1t usually assumes the billions
Ano!ner species OF fever prevalent here ana yPe
may be said, never leaves or subsidies altovs,h which
tumnat Intermittent, or .Ague aud Fever VII he A.
50 fatal. yet is very distressing. It's characIcrs bet
cnnsequences. are peculiar: to diminished and
nervous system are TO be ascrbed the lunvn :! OF Il,
and general prostrstion which characterize n.
to which might be added The arrangement ~ Invasion
functions Of the liver stomach, and intestinal c mixed
therefore, quite manifest-in fact it is we'll Iuai tl
Ague and Feter lay the basis Of CONSUMPTION a. ,h,
chronic affection of the liver and spleen. dvsr.e lun
not unfrequenty dropsy and when once this r,la and
viscera becomes established, there is consan, t
to relapse, even from slight causes and when aeny
Gated with those constitutional diseases their
and cure becomes more difficult. treatment
Common sense teaches, that the cure of Aupo.,
consists in shortening the duration of the Fever
preventing its return The first TO be accumni;sa nd
depicting the bowels, relaxing the skin, 6c n.
by the prompt application Of such medicines a. second
lated to restore the deranged functions and civ. as
tone to the nervous system. s"en Neatly
The Tonic Mature now offered possesses all tbs ,,
requisite to effect the second indication Tho st usan
generally checks the disease and one bn,te ne, oo
effect cure; healthy reaction takes place ths n,
restored the system becomes invgorated and
tient begins to feel surprised at the rapid an.; n p
These effects have been experienced BY all who b,..
it, which could be shown by numerous ,estmon.,. a'
Newbern. N. c., Oct. IL, 1860 a. Nd ND
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, \. =
r. n Duffy, Newborn, NC. And also for sas h. \.
Morgan Allen, Druggists, Wholesale Agents NJ nea
And by Druggists and Merchants thropg The en ,
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY
UxFoRD, GRAHvILLe CouSry. NJ

TINE EXERCISES IN THIS INSTITUTION wr,
Il be resumed the sth day Of January next "LL
management of the Rev. Thos U. Faucee and indy ~
Faucete will have charge Of the general oversight ,,d A'
eminent Of the school, while the department, Of nssu
will be, principally, under the and direction o M
Faucette. Mr.. Fnucette is well known that INV h
monia TO his qualifications deemed entirely '
ry. Mrs. ncette has had considerable experience u ~
vocation of teaching, 10 which she is peculiarly sd,I
and greatly attached and in which she is believed
usually skiful and accomplished sufficient nuuS.s,
Thoroughly qualified assistants every branch of .u
usually embraced in the curriculum of first class sd lk
for females. will be provided the exgences Of III. .a
may require ''u~l
The Trustees, in making the foregoing anpoun,.n.,
would avail themselves Of the occason to recommend ~
institution 10 the patronage of the public which thew s
the confident assurance that it aords decided qdue.,
advantages regard being had either to scholarships
manners. g va"
Full information as to terms and other particulars can Ia
obtained by application to The Rev Thomas T. F,u,s,
or to any Of the Trustees to wit Hon. Robert B. Gillian
John Baskna. Col. Thomas Hicks. DR.. VIM Iist,
Russell u. kngsLury, Augustine Lands. Wm A. phint
John c. Taylor, i,r Le"ndus Taylor, 7. Brown VenaS.
By order of the Board Of Trustee,
A. Lands, Secretary,
Nov. q, A. D., 1860. 4s-wit