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k~AAfLr CARS GIxx nrKicE.l
s@ REQknk, -. 4sd.st
cPL0UR& esperA~~gS o. seysss$dagesAsa .sx
ira, 81 IAll ,HhsAts ax.rs, ~ 10 Ie$s16.
BRAN AND ,sAQRIIs, 7sto 20 Per loo.
CONN tc35. 49, .S 4as
aRARLEX Spring, 40al2. Fall, soa75c.
WHEAT In, gqod demand. Fall $Ia1l 25j
Spring Doa$ios. & n -. $500. VII.
lOATS--33 to IS, auIl. ..5..s
sRKE-b6a60c; in good demand
-PoTAToEs--S3 y 35 by the load retail 500.
akOCERI Es-New Orleans sugar, fair aasl
prime saalaa. clariaed loaloir srusAed and Loaf
u III. Meiasscs--Ptantatiox 80 to ssc, d. II. SO
10 90, Golden Syrup, s. 30 9ae Coase--Rie Ia
to 1SA 1asa iste Zoe. Haguyra, to TT. Rice, sfd
slc. - s. Ss@ II. a1s 8 e
ssoAP--Paln 6se, Family 6ae.
CANDLES--Star Slo q, stsarine Is, Mould
liza, sumnsr pressed, II
LAkD--03 TO 10; retail 17so. rs
BUTTER--choiee IA to ID; retain 10.
HIDES-Dry ii 70 liA; greer, D.; green sheep
psiu 40 TO Tsc; green hog Skins rs. 4 +
HAY-Prairie $5l to t5f; Timothy and Hungs.
rian, s7at7A; Baled do. &9s to SO, Retail, 41z
hSEEDS---Hungarian Grass, 40 to A. cents ,
Timothy, 81 rs 10 ! 60; Flax Seed. 75ase
sUNDkI ES-onions,s 81 TO 40 Eggs, II TO 13s
Feathers, zoe 70 Sbe I; White Beans, Toctese
FKuIT--oreen apples, choice, 50 80 per Dbl.
Dried apples. 4 90 TO 90 per bush Dried peaches
"a 90 To- %; RAisins, % so TO A 60.
tcnKESk--W. X. IA 10 Ia Denmark % to 10
PR0Yi6T0NS--aam 10 10 L; shoulders IN To s;
cieas sides 10 to n.
BRkF-1atsc grcss; A. TO Sc per quarter.
SHEEP-3z 20 to - 80 y head.
HOGs.-Dressed, ~ 90 to SIS 90.
sALT-d- A., ~ % per saek ganAsha, 40
a23o per bbl.; Liverpool, s72s pes "a *, Lake
- 8sx2 30 u bbi. ~ a9s
FISH--Mscksrsa, No.1 $40 TO t1l p bbi; No.
$ih ta4ts No = $tz.nAsa White, No. a So 80
to S. TsPnif bbL Cod Ftsh ssospn.
ExcHAnas.--pn New York for currency Per
can't; forgnld per cent st Louis per cent.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,

EO2 TIE 9kkIuf CURE o.
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases origi-
mating In hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that it win eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use In any guam
tity.
Tint which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service i'm the
communities where it prevails. prere,fion Is
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distemper. This "CuRE" expels
the miasmatic poison of FEvER AND AauE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, If taken On the first ap-
proach of its pre1nonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and In bilious districts, where FEvRR
AND AGuE prevails, every body should have il
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place il within the
reach of all--tha poor ~ well a. the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure of Intermitteuts Is, that II contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently il pro-
duces no quinism or ether injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by ii are left as healthy as IL they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety OF
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache
Blindness. Toothache. Earache. Catarrh, Asth.
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of thu
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain IN the Bowels, Collie
Paralysis and arrangement OF the. Stomach
all Of which, when originating In this cause
put ON the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This Is CUE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them al
alike. 1t is an Invaluable protection to immi
grants and persons travelling or temperate,
residing in the malarious districts. III takel
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in.
fiction, that viii be excreted from the system
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it 10 even mors
valuable for protection than cure, and few vii
ever suffer from Intermittents, il they avail
themselves of the protection this remedy af
furds
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Alcohol, Burning F1uid ana Cam
phene DistiueYv.

MIC II Ell OH n y ~,
Third-at, bet. Msin johnson, ..KDOKUk
ID ESPECTFULLi informs the citisens Of Ken
N kuk and surrounding country that he has his
Distiery In full operAtiun and 10 ready 70 furnish
al who may favor bin with = anil, with any thing
his line ut prices lew AZ can 10 mot with In
ny other mxrket. Gail and try. II the g0Ads do
nj give satisfaction your money will Be refunded.
5Hcv. 81, i59-dIy
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Keokuk Book-Binderv

AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0RY.
QLANk Books made and ruled to any required
Dpattern. Court Records ,Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS books Poll Books, 40, TO-, furnished 1t
short notice
OLD Books, Magazines, III usic, de-, bound or re-
bound In any style desired.
E~Iy Bindcry will be found in McCune'
Building, corner Of Main and Second-sta.
Eep lid ISAAC m. PEARCE.
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MclxAs's S1xxsasaxsIxaC onmAL This inysi-
sabis conpound, wa srs glad 70 know has boron
the most popular remedy In the United States
Nearly every family keeps il on hand. They find
1t saves physieians' bills. smsii quantity given
in season will ward III Fescrt, or az prevalent
diseAss. bee adser aarnt IN shsl her e.iusan.
Ijanl6dkwlml
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Ok, SMITH y" ElseaTsc Dsl CURES Desfncu.
DR- bMITH,k "kisetrse Uiiseares Paralysis.
DR. SMITH 's Electric Uil'' cures Rheumatism
DE- SMITH 'S"kisetric ORR scurss Asthma
DR.. SMITHS "Elecstic orr cures Headache.
bs. nAITHts .kfsetrie Or cussspile=.
auglsa
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niissss - n ss. .. .. = 1gslsS.
LocxpoRr, Jan. FL.
Hon. s. b. Ruggies has been, and still
continues seriously i'll with an attack of the
lungs, at the residence of Gov. Hunt.


The ladies OF the Faculty of the Medical Collegs
would Tins publicly tender their thanks TO tbs Ia.
dies of tbs sity for their bountifu supplies 10 ths
Festival supper and also 70 the gentlemen for then
AttendAnss, and their liberal contributors tia,
occasion the fund for the benefit OK the Hospits
and the improvement Of the Museum For the sat,
isfaction Of those who hare placed US under u
many obligations and 30 generously responded Il
call, We would state that the proceeds amount
10 acme S37o, which will nett to the College, afte,
dsductirg expenses, about S115.
Very respectfully yours,
jn74dIt ELLEN MoGUGIN, Treasurer.
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HUTCHINSON q DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR6,
THfrn.arrrrT rrr Wary ! rnnrsnx

84 THIRD-s1xxxT, BET. MAIN JOnNSoN,
Lave jest received 1t their Fashionable TaIlor-
1 ing and Furnishing Establishment, choice
and extensive supply Of Broa0csoihs, Uns.
simeFos, vSst1ngs, ana Genass Fur.
s:=s:=S cc:=. -: .a.osspss~.s.
and GUARANTEES that their work shall be done in the
most approved Ind satisfactory manner. They arr
constantly receiving ~ Nov York and Phiidel-
phia and respectfully solicit all Who desire
good work sAd Nm beat maAoTt4l q i've tbern an
] Nov. q, ,b0-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DRIVEN. :.
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-Among the many remedies before the pnb-
iir for the cure Of Dyspepsia, uyaeDtafy, Flstuls
cy, Constipation, LAYER tompiaiat, CT any other
disease arising from weakness In the head OF
stomach, DR.. J. Hoatettsr's celebrated Stomach
hi tiers are fer the most certain In their Effects
You who are suffering the most torturing pains
remember that few bottles " this powerful, yet
pleasant compound will aE4rd great relief. Iheu-
sands Of the most srying have been cured
and made known othc public By those vko have
experienced IL power. trial Ia all that 10 de-
sired to bring asmany more witnesses into the field
90 the public may desire.
For sale b. Druggists and dealers generally
eyerywhers.
Sold by I. GIssoss, A. ]. NlLxlasos, BARrIErr
KAYE l. Co., and J. BRApEn.
Jan. %, ee-dAw
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a WASHiEo roH, Jan. 20.
The PostofIee Department. has bean noti-
fed by Mr.. Morgan, contractor for carrying
the mails between New Orleans and Vera
Cruz, that he has withdrawn the steamer
Tennessee, and cannot carry ths mails any
longer for the postage. The service will,
therefore, have TO be performed By sailing
vessels.
The Treasury balance 10 under $s, 900, 900,
including amounts subject to drafts, and re-
served for mint service, upon which advan-
ses are made by deposits OF gold dust or
coinage; half this sum In intended 80 meet
the Post oi6cr deficiency due last July, when
evsr Congress shall pass N appropriation
bin, and the rest is required for six months,
ending on the 3lst OF December.
Airport has prevailed for several days
past that Postmaster General Holt contem-
plated rssigning biz position. This origina-
ted In IN understood difference between him
self and the other members OF the Cabinet,
respecting the administration Of the Law re-
lAting to the curtAilment of the mail service
But it 10 understood tonight that the con.
ficting views hsve been reeoDoiisd.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOE THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, InAsenxa, HOarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
tion, and for the relief Of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field OF its usefulness and so rai-
merous arc the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country Ab0unds in persons pub
holy known, who have been restored from alarming
and oven desperate diseases of the lungs by its
nsc. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind il too apparent 10 escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what sntidote 70 employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
ON the afflicted they can never fofests and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable TO
be forgotten.
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Hiss a. KING returns many thanks q III
WI to The Ladies for their past patronage = w
and hopes to receive continaa nee OF the
same. She has returned With large stock Vt
French Millinery Goods. Fall and Winter Bon-
nets Of the latest styles, Blond Lace, fine Frcnc
Embroidery, selected with taste; Lace Walls, KID
Gloves, Gaantletts, silk and woolen Gloves, Hotl
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corseits, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Saeks. Dress Trim
Dings, selected with taste, dc.
Ladies are invited 10 call. Store south side oil
Main-st., between II and Sd.
SeBt1T-d
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ID RAPER AND LOR.
4 racond -st., hstween Main and johnson streets
kkOKUk, IOWA.
LIVERY description Of Cloths and cassimeres
- constantly on hand and cut ard made NJ into
garments In styie unsur passed la the city.
N. B.-Boys' Clothing cut and made in the iates,
and best styles. .sssfE [der70-d1yl
y. X. hickey,
GeneTai Agent. GonmisAIoner 81
Deeds. and Notary Fwhlic,
HlVEs special attention to Buying, Selling, o,
~ Exchanging Real Estate. Parties hayine
property to sell win please call.
OFFICIAL the store of w. p. Hickey, No. 81
Main.st., ksokuk.
eef0n3m
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BARTLETT, KAYE d CO., Keokuk.
J. III. KHEp 4 CO., Chicago,
BARNARD CO., st. Louis,
cUInM Mrg9TMN ro rsrci~r.ti -
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United States.
myl6d&wly q
HaYard TayiOr,s New Works.
4 r HOME AND ABROAD, A Sketch Book 81
~ Life, Scenery and Men. By Bayard Taylor.
Also, Travels III Greece and Russia, with M Ex-
cursion to Crete, W BayArd Taylor with Stool
Plates. Delphi" and the Church OF st. Basil, Mos
COW. More vigorous and graphic than either Of it
predeccssOrs.t For said At
OGDEN, BROWNELL a co.'s
Crrr Book 6roRE,
Eov2Gd 81 MaiR-st.
x LsO, Banks Of New York. Adam Bede, Love me
n little love me long, Life Of HumboIdt, ldyli
Of tho King, Vidocq, Mas Slmmsn's Window,
OGDEN, BRoWNELL i cos
CRY Book SroRx.
dee15d No. s. Msin-st.
M emosYs 81 r ohsa A0naAn.
A AMBASSADOR, Author and conjnrOr, writer
~ by himself, edited By Shslton Mackensie, JUS
received and for sale by 6Se
OaDGN, BRowNKLL AGO.,
nov0d 81 kAinst.
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ReaIf and the Harper's Ferry Com
mtttee.


Richard Realf, who reached here on Thurs
day night, WAS this morning examined by
the Harper's Ferry committee. He 10 report
ed a. highly educated. a
Rsalf, old Browns Secretary OF State, has
arrived, end will testify to.nosrow. 1t 10
slated that be declares that the AT Of Brown
was sepsrate from oil politisal Organisations
and politicians; that he did nothing to in-
piicate any member Of the Republican party.
He viii testify to . correspondence be-
tween Brown ADD Senator Wilson, bat hs
asserts that Mr.. Wilson denounced The prop
osition Of Browatp run slAses out Of slave
StatAs ~ an Act OF mAdness. This, will
probably induce the committee to call Will
son, Joshua B. diddings, Jno. Brown, Jr.,
A. NJ. and A. Lawrence ~ Witnesses. 81 I
ReAA ID looked upon ~ : most importsn
witness, ~ he has indicatsd that he win
make clesn breast OF ths aGAir, and il 10
understood he will aas y :. ,.- xinsns per-
sons in Nsw York and New England.
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SUPPLIES JUST RECEuvED!
]. n. nurcHIs0x. JAnss DEWEY
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NEW RAILROAD GUIDE
FOR JULY ls6O, JUST RECEIVED BY
r. HAGAN,
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Corporation Taxes, 1850.
hungarian Grass seed. !

TUsT received low 6guEs 500 bushels sups
garian Grass Seed. This seed has ben selected viii
great and raisedin iorthe portion Of Alonrs
free from dirt and all impurities.
aprI2-d AfIZELL HOOPER co.
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TTNHE regular packet JOHN GAUBT, ): ID. r. -
BuEuE, Master. and c. T. REEDER, Clerk, have lsss
determined to make their boats trips from this port
70 Louisville, commencing wednesday, ue ISln S
INST and run regular leaving port every other Wednesday
untillow
This boat with B. o. R. steamers at Louisve ior
Parkersburg also Cincinnati mail steamers and in low water
will not detan freight, hut forward Immediately.
ssSs -sr5 s1' VI H. Ii HARRISON, Ag't
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Louisville and Nashville


wv tro1gh Ezprssl rassenzar rsins bstsa Nashville
and Loasyle making elose e0nnscions 4 LousyiIls for
sanso Niagara Falls cis7sland Cincinnati S. Loas and ne
On and after SUNDAY, July sh, IssO, trains win rup =.
1oilOTB. . . f.H-
First train leaves Nashvl at SEQ II aly rDolpr At cal
latn Bowling Green GlasgeW Junction Ezabsthoun and nj
rear saons when ngnale ~ aAgs and Arrivs Loas.
Returning, leaves Lonisy lie n ysoupnr a .vs
and arriving in Nashville at ll5PM n
Second train, Express HaVes Nashville az $50 n
daily, Sundays exeepte stopping first train arriving
in Louisville at 538 A.. M Returning, leaves LosiEvs <
go p NJ Stopping above, aud arriving in Nashville at aS
p n.
Gaaln Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily sun-
days excepted at $40 P NJ and arriving Gaatn at M
At 300 A. n.
Through tickets sals at the Depot for all poinz
East and WeSt, with many different routes.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, szpt
Al. FINN. Genl TicketAg't- -nE iuyll-lm
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ExPRRSS FRETGHT.

lHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
} nection with the Roads below, running Express
Freight Trim or Charleston and savannah to Nashville at
slower speed, but with the certainty their passenger
trains. No delay to freights By this route.
janV6-n xeBP Z. W. COLE, sup't.
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NOW offer for sale Farm, situated the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road, three miles from the city. It we'll
highly improved, and mort desirable place containing
to hundred about half in cultivation the balance wood
land. ALEXANDER ALLISON.
4uroI-
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COAL oILI coal OLE.
J. r. FINLAY SS cos
Premium Coal Oil,
MAxuSAcruRED IN ST. LOUIS, NO,

MANUFACTURED IN ST. LOUIS, NO.
INHIS Oil is Smost coloresscear AZ the purest Spring
Observation-Disclosures not crust the wick smoke the
cnney-th best OIL made in the East West and took the h
premium the last St Louis Fair One trial is all needs to
recommend received supply OF this
superior OIL which ongto the trade at
price MIzEbLs HOoPEk e Co.s
aprIq-f Nos. @ and Market street.
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MOTHER invoice Of seAsonahe gn5sssar, 81 gaa1e sik
r.uss msrino cashmere, s thrsAis 1sns iackonet and
plzin cotton, received and FOR sale p . AesiLL-
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Land for sale.

AM Offering for sale RI the desirable small place
in Tennessee situated in Sumner county Immediately the
Nashville and Gaatn Turnpike road eighteen miles from the
former eight miles from the latter place. within half mile
Saundersve, at which place there depot Of the Nashville
and louisville Railroad, in hours Of Nashville
The place contains thirty five ards in complete
repair the soil is excellent Thers is thrifty young ooharo
beautifully in with Usage Orange The dwelling
story Brick with large brick kitchen and ne frame
out houses we'll OF excellent water, good eisern
and spring. -. =. =. Ga,
cres cleared finely tnbered and well set IN e
ths 80 arors niaess JAMES FRANKLIN.
I'm
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w. II. BERRY & COMPANY,
RAHE ALSO on SALE
The Miscellaneous Works of Sir
Philip Sidney, KAt.

Il
RAHE ALSO on SALE
The Miscellaneous Works of Sir
Philip Sidney. KAt.
With Life Illustrative Tales By WLL1Ax GRAr, ESQ.,
MAgdaen College and the Inner Temple. Elegantly printed
on Tinted paper, vol-ovo
Slice suer sceet 6ookI s0rOte soas tie eere
ary of eOQence the breath Of tie and TIE Aoney6s
of The ddiHties o0ers Of 0it and art AnRIEL HARVET
Contents.
l. Editors Preface.
p Life Of Sir Philip Sidney.
3. The Defence Of Poesy.
4. Astrophel and Stella.
s. Miscellaneous Poems.
G. The Lady Of May, Masque. ---
z. Valour AnatomiEed, in Fancy.
g. Leterto Queen Elizabeth, Ammo $780, Diasusdng her
frsm Marrying the Duke Of AnjOu. .--
9. A Discourse in Defence Of the EsrlOf Leicester.
10. Letters &c.
HISTORY OF A LAW SUIT IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF TENNESSEE, on the Basis of the Code By
Price, FIUs D0adrs. Sent By 1aRtO any address for
Flee Dollars and Fifty Cents
THE LIFE OF GEN. GARIBALDI With Sketches
Of his Companions in Arms Translated by his friend and
admirer, THEODORE DWIGHT, with Portrait lvOl, IsmO
Ell FUREIDIS. By Miss Cuxx1xs, author of sThe
Lamplighter." lVol.
'"G story that fresh and original, and which bears the
unmstaKeable stamp of genius us"-COnr1ercidI BEStfH
THE MARBLE FAUN By NATHANIEL HAwrHoRSE.
2yols. I2mo
"It all the guide cooks with, regards
the gems Of Italian art characteristics features Of Roman
ihces, and the atmosphere Of human fe-LOndeH Times
DIR. SMITHS SMALLER HISTORY OF GREECE.
Smaller History Of Greece from the Earliest Times to the
Roman Conquest. By WIsLIAN Smith, Ii D. Author
"A Classical Dictionary Dictionary et Greek and Roman
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Students Hume, &c illustrated BY numerous Engravings
on Wood. l6mo, muslin. ..t
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I3mo. --.
HISTORY OF GENGHIS KHAN. By JACOB ABBOTT.
Illuminated Title page and numerous Engravings l6mo,
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THE WEST INDIES AND THE SPANISH MAIN.
By ANTHONY TRoILoPE Author Of doctor ThOrne "The
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A MOTHERS TRIALS; or The First Born. A Novel.
By the Author Of 'sMy Lady" l2mO, ..
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. A Novel By GEORGE
ELIOT Author Of Adam Bede and "scenes Of Clerical
Life" Library Edition. limo. .-.. Hr
ELEPHANTS JAPAN AND CHINA. Narrative of
ths Earl of Egin's Mission to China and Japan in the
1851 56, so. By LAURENCE 0LIPHANT Private Sec
retary of Lord Elgin Illustrations. sVO- ,- -..
GODWIN'S HISTORY OF FRANCE. The History
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SYo, Muslin.
LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS By J. W. SHEA
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One Volume, 500 pages, l2mO'
A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS.
Aiming at the Highest Degree of UsefanesI Spendidly
Illusratrated. By MARCUS WILSON. The Primer, and
the First Second Third and Fourth Readers, ready Ger
full Description Prices Terms for IntIOdueTn &C. see
gr ratuitousiy on spplication9 -
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FRE1sH HUFTHEE nEE !. & shfsRSg G:HisTi. Sss1' SO
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nsekens, sh0rs stories. containing thirty oas
os never before published in this country, the whole written
by cHARIEs DICKENS Prn paper SO cents IN cloth binding
sI IS. Just received BY JOHN YORK q CO.
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All Of which I will sell very
Union street. lnArNI
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A Boarding and Day school.


NNTILL be opened SeptembeP Ist in Nashville by J.
w W. NICHOLS, formerly Principal Of the Florence Fe
Academy Alabama, and during the last Ve years.
er in the Nashville Female Academy.
The building selected for this institution is at the mnaon
Of Spruce street, and isknOEn the Couzzn's" House.
The Of instruction will comprise all the branches usual
y required in English education The competent Pro-
fessors in Music, Drawing, French &C., engaged.
III ? FoT particulars address j. W. NICHOLS,
iune8-3m Nashville.
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Tvree SPrings,
Gold Pens.

for the accommodation OF visitors by the
w T0th Of june. Persons desirous OF visiting the
Springs advance Of this time vail oe Accom- W. on reason
b syms bv application the Office Of INV Neuore, Esq
AOle Terms, " oPP1'S TES KUSgWTTRM
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sAsHv1LLE AND CHATTANOOGA h. n,

ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29ths 1860,
Passenger Trains East and West VIII run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave NashviIle at A N and Bpm
Arrive at Chattanooga I:S0 N AID las NJ
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:3OA N and 7:3O M.
Arrive at Nashville az S P u and ga n.
Ii rail connection shortest route Boston, New York.
"a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Eiehmon1
Petersburg Lynchbarg Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, EemJ his, New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trainf on memphis
and Charleston Racad and at Chattanooga with Trains on
Georga Western Atlantic Raroads
Through TcEes may be had any hour application te
Ticket Agent at Office at Depot to the following places and
at the following prices, Wis: $500