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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2I.-The BANK Presidents of this
city have resolved to suspend specie payments on
the 22d. The steamer for Charleston took down q
large cargo of Baltimore manufactures for the Ma
con, Georgia, Fair.
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Now on Harpeth shoals three feet eight inches,
with declining river Weather cold and sleeting
BIN Runyan is hourly looked for from St. Louis,
and will meet with immediate dispatch this day if
she arrives if not, on saturday, positively.
Clipper is now in port and lading for Cincinnati.
Her departure viii be this day at u o'clock.
J. T McCombs viii be the next steamer from Gin
cunati.
The John Gault leaves Louisville tins day 70
Nashville.
Steamer May Duke is due this morning from Cairo
and will depart this day at L O'Clock.
Tue NasuylrIE-This is the name of Capt. p. X.
B,EcKLEYs new boat which viii be completed in ten
days. at Cincinnati and then enter regularly into
the Pioneer line of steamers from this port to Gin
cmnati Report says no expense or pains have been
spared TO render her staunch elegant, and fleet as
well as safe As the Captain is an old pioneer, ever
the alert in accommodating passengers as well as
shippers, his new undertaking. trust, will at least
be remuHerated in this praseworthy enterprise.
SHTrERs. TAHG NoUCE-We clip from the Cincin-
matt Commercial the following:
\ well known house in this city contracted some
time since with the Captain of one Of our New Or
leans packets to freight two boilers from here to
New Orleans for the sum one hundred and fifty dol
lars. After the contract was closed another boat
offered 10 carry them for 81 90 per 100 lbs, which
only amounted 20 about SCI 90. OF course the
cheap boat received the freight The Captain with
whom the first contract was made went to the house
and demanded the freight notifying them that he
WAS ready and able to fulfil his contract and that il
they did not give him the freight he would sue them
for the amount Of the same. on his return. They
refused him the freight aud ON hlS return the Can
entered SUIT in the Superior Court OF this city
for the whole amount The case was decided yes
terday. by the Captain getting a verdict for the
whole amount claimed, less what it would have cost
him for labor in putting the boilers on and OIL his
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BLOOD FOOD

offered certain reliable remedy Di1erins
particular from the patent medicines day.
combination OF ZION SJLPHCR Z SD PHOSPR0ROGS,
Of very great WORTH and bear glad grateful
testimony to the benefits IA has conferred on them
CHURCH K DUP0NI, 400 Broadway, New YORK, the
sole prSpreors o. the article aad have IN consequence Of
fraud attempted upon the puoc changed the outside
wrapper from red yellow and increased size of The bottle
to ounces Be cautious in buying that The &c
others counterfeit. y. }. WOOD x co st. louis,
oct9-n Wholesale Agents Tor The West.
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ARRIVAL oil passenger Trains.

Ocoee Money was at ten per cent. discount yes
terday. See Commercial columns for particulars
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THE CIIIEF AmoNG TEN THOuSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
as universally supplan ed al oher Ontments healing
applications in DO the EaStern and HemisDberes
wherever Introduces and IT'S intrinsic merit
of its all cutdasOUs affections,
dcct4eHto O
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CRY AFFAIRs.-The Common Council heid regu-
an meeting last night, and after the usual reports
hal been acted upon,
The Recorder read lengthy and elaborate report
from the Superintendent Of the Water Works The
report shows that there lS4 miles OF water pipe
nov laid down in the different streets of the city.
There are 96 re-plugs and the Superintendent sug-
gests the making of map showing the location ot
mines and Mugs. There are B25 subscribers for
WAGER. welding revenue 70 the city of about $780,
600 PEI aaaum-
Mr.. IhsoBIE presented report adverse to allowing
Mr.. NJ A. PRucn damages for stage horse killed by
falling INTO ditch on South Cherry street, which
was coneurred in.
Mr.. MAxEY, from tine Committee on Gas, present
ed a report adversely TO granting the petition of
sundry ladies, PRAYING tine erection of gas lamp
on the corner of High and Broad streets. The Com
mittee say I'VE find after consultation with the
Superintendent Of the Gas Works that the gas pipe
does not extend within less than two hundred and
fifty feet of tie point mentioned in the petition that
from the termination of the main pipe the above
Psint the bed Of the street is almost dead level of
solid rock, and the Gas Company refuse to extend
the pipe, they could get more private custom
ers and the one city lamp, even if erected, would
not begin 70 justify the company in going to the ex
pense Of laying the pipe" After considerable de-
bate-severai members contending that it was the
duty Of the Gas Company to extend the pipe in CONF
plilnee with the privileges granted them and mas
much the cost to the company of the proposed
extension would not exceed sl5O-the report was
laid upon the table until the next meeting.
Mr.. BR9Dm gaveuotce that when the petition and
report came up at the next meeting, he should make
a motion to have the gas pipes extended through
South Cherry street
The bill to regulate the sale of wood b. measure
meut, was withdrawn by Mr.. CHEATBA-
NJ. CasA1HAN presented petition from Capitol
Hin Fire Company No. 4, showing that The Company
owe aboat SO 900, and praying the City Council to
advance them the amount necessary 10 discharge
Their indebtedness. and.iake mortgage upon their
property valued at 81 600, which was referred to
the Committee on the Fire Department
The resolution from the Board of Aldermen, di-
rectng the City Engineer TO survey Font street
from Broad 20 Elm, was concurred in.
Mr.. HooPEG introduced bill to amend the act in
regard to runners for hotels, steamboats,, &c IRE
duccs the tax from 500 to S5Ol Passed the first
reading.
Mr.. CRnGHEAD introduced bill TO provide and
regulate he school fund. which passed first reading
and was referred 70 The Committee on Public
Schools
Mr.. CREATHAM offered resolution authorising the
Gas Company to erect a gas lamp on Vine street.
between Line and Crawford, which was referred
TO the Committee on Gas.
Mr. CKAmHEap introduced bill to amend the
revenue laws, which passed first reading and was
referred TO the Committee on Finance.
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CHARLES b. HALL

RoOLs shoes, VaIiSeS- Carpet Bags, sc.
No. IS SOUTH SIDE PUBIC SQuARs.
NASHVILLE. TENN,
now in receipt OF his stock for the Spring and SUM
lner Trade, consisting Of Ladies', Gents, Misses {,
boys ChdrenS Boots, Shoes Gaters Slippers, e Of
every variety, with and without heels.
ALso-L1 French Trucks f2e sole leather Travelling
Truaks Vaes Carpet Bags Ladies Lsaber Travelling Satches
SSc.,&c.
TPA which offered low goods of similar guilty
purchased the city Pleace call at No Is Public Square
nEr52-f CHARLES B. HALL.
EILLESRD 14BLES!
TOE SALE, Splendid Rosewood BILLIARD Tables with Marble
Slate Beds, with The BesJ Cushions in tie World for
s225, $3.50 and 500 lveyhin complete Pea.e your
orders by mail o" otherwise aud will fl sde the sane as IL
given IN person.
U5PA'l Tables sold ~ me &c Warranted.
Il. GRIFFITH,
ErEctical B lizard Table Manu- Fscturer,
Octt B1 No. I16 Fulton Street. New York Civ
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NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Thompson Bros, state that
the currency panic to-day has been equal to that of
1857. They quote all bills South of Washington 20
to Is per cent discount Illinois and Wisconsin, Is
Ohio Indiana. Kentucky, and Canada. 3 to s.; Mary
land and Pennsylvania, to 2; New York State and
New Finland, discount
The Post says the President of the leading banks
discussing project Of relieving the community
by issuing scrip based on bills receivable of United
States stocks and other approved eoateras to pass
in liquidation Of bills each other, the script to
bear per cent. interest The banks thus hope to
be soon in a position to meet the wants of their
dealers An expansion on loans of several millions
is looked for this week.
All the Richmond and Petersburg Va banks
bave suspended specie payments
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS!
WAR IN KANSASl
THE ABoLIFIONIsTs ON A RAID /.
BANK SUSPENSION
Virginia and Maryland /!

CLINTON, Mo-, Nov. 2l-United States Territorial
Judge, Williams, has telegraphedthe Administration
that from 300 to 800 AbOtonists, recently from the
Montgomery, had attacked Fort Scott and broken IN
the United States Court, compelling Judge Williams
and all the District Court to fly for life, besides
taking towns on the Missouri line, the Fort Scott
land Office, &c.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The Administration being
informed of the above the United States troops will
be Immediately ordered into Kansas for the protec-
ton of officers in the discharge Of their duty an
for the security of public property.
A dispatch says the demand for an adjournment of
the land sales was merely pretext for raising an
armed force aud that the real object of this lawess
organization is a raid on the western borders to
aYenge the punishment of abolition emissaries
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TGNWO negro men, sOod farm hands Also, negro
with several children. said is q good house
vant COOK and will be hired good home for bcsId
clothing. We prefer hiring N Edgehsd vicinity,
J. - . 2 y. BROWN,
Rcvl-i9E ~ Cherry sIrsei.
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Brownsville sUi'0iDg T,O1s for sale.

EUMBEE Of most deEirable lots n Brownsville ON %
to miles from Nashville, and Porter aud Gal
latin Turnpkes Several Los tmbered, very rcb ara
neghborhood unsurpassed Extra bargains gwen building
purchasers Cali examine the lots and VIII
your interest 20 Guy. T. a Z GROWN.
sep?S dim 9Sjs Cher tree.
sine Horse and Buggy Tor sale.
hNE OR BOTH gill he sold cheap notes,
~ change for iot Of ground paying Turnpike sock &c
Apply Il 4 W Brown,
saUl5- lin e. . Che-rv
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Le no dependency any onge- Re the prevailing Jane
Of The sller state OF the human family Br
this prevented? Dependency, t01 s2ss despair,
tendency to look upon ae gloomy SIDE OF every thing all
dcus to Drive away Doctors and medicine win ao 90 4;
the ordinary stimulating drinks Of the day viii Dot do s
before YOU give the up hopeless try righ
ReiuVenatinE Elixir. Asits designslez i viii
put life and animation into dropping energies
young blood veins who pine upon the brink
the grave may vain raise yourselves rom
the slough o. despair" be induced, though ct
the eleventh hour, try its influence Eod by
respectable druggists throughout United States and Canada
WRIGHT + CO.. sole Propriesors, New Orleans, La
Sold also by all Nashville. poVlS-dSWm
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TINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO
By the quanity. Call ana examine at "a Union
street.
OcsIA-tf P&B w LANGLEY.
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TFvE Only oneil 1eol co0nty leilg regSry sbreete
aSeek AID hact, 0a RayerrsEne to Tulahoma; leaving
TaIuoma Morday Wed aefcay sfd a.eur1 leave Fay
TuesdsT Tue sstrrdsvo rails
Iayesteyea eeerSst TrIaho1s ard o the sceOD meta
The f1Ns ous on two doars.
lVN VT s0FN y. TlvTOR
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TO Travellers BY s SEA AND LAND.

The Machnist, The Ira : vesr, and every other nd
gdual whose lot life : throws him within the
chancs OF accident eBO sion. collision, should
bear mind that this Magic Extractor his and only
friend. 1t beth portable and cheap, and should
be his compa0iop as friend = in oeed There thousands
OF living witnesses TO testify 5 TO its marvellous virtue, WHO
sound limbs and muscles its saving efficacy
The following few theieGdiRg diseases for Thict
DALJRYS MA6ICALPAUN . EXTRACTOR is 8 PREVEs
LIN 4 we'll as CURE: y
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Notes Refused.
From WASHINGTON

PH LADELPHIA, Nov. 2I-The brokers of this city
refuse the notes of the Bank of Commerce, at Erie
and also those of the Pittston Bank.
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Sale of Land.

Williams and others Jesse l.. specer and others
PURSUANCE Of DEGREES OF the County Court OF Davidson
county, the above cause, shall offer for sale
the Court House Nashville Saturday, the d day OF De-
next Of not previously sold at private ae tract
tanning l6 acres, situated Davidson county mites
rom Nashville, in civil district No. 49, between the Gallan
Turnpke the Louisville Dickson pike and within
mile Of Madison depot o. the Z. & y. f. 4.
third this Tracts wood land the balance cleared
cultivation and the whole place is we'll supplied with
water, and we'll set in grass.
TEsasS20O will he required cash, and the balance
three years with from date and
lien retained until paid for. =. K. CHEATHAM,
noV2i-dtds
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RunO,-ed Fire.
Exc-,eweUt in No-ro,L Va.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 2I-Rumors are in circula
ton here of the burning of Fort Scott but are not
generally credited.
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For IEcnI for 1851.

T9yHE Store Rooms, No. and $, on Maoket street,
present occupied 0y nlizel. Hooper & Co. a whole
sale grocery These will together sps
ra civ 10 applicant Possession given january lst leOl
ARMY 20 ABRsA u. DEMOsS,
uov23-du No 81 Cherry street.
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WHEREAS An overrung Providence has at % take from
our midst. o much beloved fellow students W
ARMSTRONG, Of Franklin, Tennessee. Hhel efore
SalUed OF the Shelby Merica College
have received the deepest seusiby he intelligence o. h
death
Rsol7<f That We will wear badge Of mourning
TO- brv DAYS as testimony the profound respect this schOo
euertaius for the memory o. the deceased.
ReN0lUed Thathese proceedings he inserted In al the Nash
willie pspers FRANKLIN ReUe,0, and tie Nashville Bedcdl
Record and that copy the be sent te the parents d
the deceased.
EesoreF Tuat as further mark Of respect 70. the
the deceased request Of the exercises or th
School for the present day.
p. c. WWTT Kid,
N. r CaBE,
H. G. HUTIoN. SCommittee OF
GATE. Resolutions.
S. ". gHOEPsOS
J. J. NoRFLEEr.
Fail Of Shelby Medical College, Nov ~, ISG0
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.Ear- Call anu try JOHN WHORLEY's best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, The best ever offered in Nashville.
A large assortment on bard and for sale at very
low nrices
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wTTHDEAwAL OF SALE.

Messrs. GREEN & Co., Union street. have the New
York Ledger FRANK LEsLIE's Illustrated Newspaper
and WnKEs' Spirit of s Times for the current week
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HAyANA Seq AR =

JOIN WHORLEY. go South Market St,
NRshYikles Tenns,--.2OO00 Imported Aa.
vanas.-JUSY REoyGED FE0K BA HAEA.
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The Land and Negroes offered for sale by Mrs.
RUFUs K. Polk, of Maury county, Tennessee, ana
other propertv advertised for sale by her. to be sold
on 10Th of December, has been withdrawn from sale
Nov 22 '60-dtw&wlt MRS Rufus H. Polk.
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BLOOD Food!
BtO00 EOOdI
hlnnd EnnIg

To all suffering fom consumption, incpient confirmed
from debility Kind rom mental prosatior,
brought from scrotuas complaints;
dissaesO the xdnes bladder; ladies suffering
the Distressing complaints ther liable and which
.anr. -r.rinr, H.
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ArrfvaI from New Mexico.

CONCORD N. H, Nov. PA fire frat a. Mergdl.n
bridge yesterday destroyed 30 OundingS' LOSS
SI35, 600 Insured for 100000
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sPECIALNOTICEs.


An expsiencd aad female physician, has 5oothin
Syrup for cndea behnt, which greatly facilitates the
OF .cehDg, By sOenng he gums reducing all Inflammation
VII aay all PAIN and regulate lie bowels Depend
IL moines, ii will gve est to yourselves and relief snd
teah your infants. Perfectly safe See advsr
tisement in another column. octss-1y
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-The Fort Wayne (Ind.) Times
says that most terrible and fatal accident, with
consequences still more terrible occurred IN Adams
county the other day. The story is at once the
briefest and most awful we have read in many
year A woman about 10 Churn butter, threw some
boiling water in the churn. into which one of the
children had. unnotieed by the mother, placed an
infant and it was instantly scaded TO death. In her
frenzy the mother seized a chair and inflicted a
death blow upon The little girl. After realizing
what she had done, she threw herself into the well
and was drowned.
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BURNs&s soAnps
TnE FCrEND orr THE NURSERY,

Instantly relieved Of hei. : anguish, pain infam
nation, by timely appca- Of this marvellous
L and the flesh is 5 by a charm, bsmish
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Twenty-EiVe DoIIar.. Reward.
STOP rue Morse THIEF

sfOLEN nom staoe- a. Forenes Alabama on Tuesday
- ugh 3Oh octooer, 1850, Iii hs RaV fsOrSe abont
years DID, one hind foot white left oye slightly hurt
anu curing me night touched punched behind the
Eorks vet IN harness. very gentle The thief Rghteol
oeo quo sea- spanish saddle abou. half Worn the torn
loose on the camille behind Wosi srupS Old bact Ieat-
ode II tasen oy white will give twenty Ave
Sadohsl reward lea sufsen proof convict the thief
JOHN n DAVIS.
p s-Write at FlorenSe Alabama o. spply To nv so,
Wm- II. Davis q. The Commercial School, Nashville
flo-Snce, Ala. Nov 6, 6O-d2e&rIt In n
6dsetse COPY and send marked paper, present bill 70 Me
hants' sank - -
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Children frequent su ferers external injuie
especially from Fluid aud CGgpheRe E1pE0SiOsls-
fore mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand V heals Breasts and quickly
moves the letter ENG WORM, precedent in the
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stock for sale,
JoHS WBoE.EY, 81 South Market Street. offers for
sale SIS, 600 worth Of Stoce! Cal and see him.
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The River

LOUISVILLE Nov 2O.-The river is falling with 6
feet inches water in the canal
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Land for Sale.

application be made, short time will sell On accom-
modatng terms, Forty Acres OF Lana, three miles
from Corporation limits Mill Greek, opposite Maj COLI
This beautiful locations in Davidson county
About cnehaf Of the land is in TIMER the balance II eua
are premises comfortable CABINS ano nne
young orchard Apply MAJ GoTT near the place. OF 20
self for particulars. ShAS' n "A1'SANN''
inlyli-d
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NIX water in The mouth VII h 1nvigoraor, and swallow
both together. Price s. per notte.
Also SANFOR DIS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded pure vegetable extracts and up
n GLASS; CASES, air tight, and will keep any climate.
The Family Ca- thartic PILLS "a gen
re but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
in his practice more than twenty years
The constantly increasing VI demand from those who
hive long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
express regard to their has induced me to pacs
lnem within The reach Of all. y
well know that dferert Cathartcs act
on different portions of the : bowels. -
The FAMILY CA = - THARTgC r Il L.
has reference to this well established fact,
heen compounded from = variety Of the pursst Yege-
table Exracts, which act alike part OF the
sIimentarv canal and are - good Te in all
es where Cathartic is n needed, such ID e
FangemenIs of the StOmachs lie P1s
ness, Pains in the e Back ana l. 1 n s.
COSLiVeness, p ain ana soreness over
the whole b odV q from sudden cold, which
feuuently. 81 neglected. end in long Of Fe
yer Loss of Appesl = tiIe, "A Cree ping SEN
SltiOn of Cold over :. the body, KestIeSSs
ness, Heanachey or : Weig n IN the mead
| all InflammatO ry = Diseases, w Orfnss N
Children or Adults, KheunaIlShlS gieat
Purifier Of the blood - and many diseases to which
flesh is heir 100 numerous to mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, ! 70 ?. Price dimes
The Liver luVigcratOr and FANNY Ia
thartiC Pills reae by Druggists generally and toid
ST ". SANFORD NJ. D.
Manufacturer Sad Proprietor, S.5 Broadway, n Y
O.. WOOD & CO.,
feoI s.. louis, No.
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TIE GHLEEAEEssG VEGETABLE PILLS
observation-disclosures iOn---EA eada he -
NeFVOusDess-- 81 q OnSD ess-- II ca ri bHrn--
Actdity--Na1Ses---Fia OF
AppeGte--DS speDAtHs-L.t e. Complaint
GrSPiUSs.
On Of be geal nidness and O the c. thai they
grpe, eaVe the bowels in consDaed eond
tis7, the GrE'en srs Pulls viii 9und pessa7I han
others.
Price . pss On e ssceptOf dollar, four
will - nail postage any Of the
country. MACKENZIE < MINCHIN,
septl9 No. - College street
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vance.

APaltner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash. in a Ready Established Easiness, which
paws 900 dollars and more yea. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, viii
please address hoBEEf. T. "
Nov Is. lS6O-tf.
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SEWING MACHINES.

OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
d. A. TibbS, Proprietor.
FENHIs Hote spacious brick building Just completed
Theproprietor has Incurred heavy expense fitting
andfurnshing the rOms to make them and comfortable
The house open for the reception Of boae visitors 1nd
avels and the proprietor AFFORD ample acr0mmoAion
for $50 persons An Omnibus, with good safe team, W Be
at tbs depot passengers the Hotel and hack 70 @
depot again The Try a t fFseiass
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage-
RuglS DANIEL A. fIBBS, Proprietor
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DALLET,s saAGIoAL PAIN ExrRAcroR

a71I111 y Haz-1NOaE1 KARIs IA a III UEH
adaps itself condition OF The patient and the cmste ID
gEich he lives In al Of Scrofula Erysas,
Cores Tumos Bos Ringwom and all othe-
deTs of both children and adults harmless eecive
though surface remedy It throcgh the countless oraces
Of the SKIN, cleansing aud restoring the vital organisation You
who suffer pine away existence Dced to try
its healing influence Solo the principal oepos ID Broad way
N y, ana CharTes sees, New Orleans, by j. WRIHT& co.
General Agents. Also all druggists merchants.
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NEW YORK HERALD and LOUISVILLE
IN JOURNAL received daily, By
noY20 GREEN GO.