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The fellow ARRESTED by officer CHUNIEY few
days since, and confined in jail has among his effects
two notes of hand, executed by B. and H. H. HAIR
DING, for 500 each, payable to J. P. CUIv, one and
two years after date, and dated the 10th Of Novem
Der, 1851 They are both on the same piece of pa
ner. On the hack of one is a credit of S46
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Mrs a Il HICKS, in the absence of her husband,
respectfully tenders her thanks to the remen OF the
CITY and to others, for their valuable and gallant
services in saving her dwelling from fire on last
Sabbath night
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MARKERS by Telegraph.

NEw YORK. April l6-COon quiet, quotations unchanged
Sales 500 bales Mdding upland Il Flour, $3.50 bills
s3Ga535 Corn dulales Of $1,000 bushels 739795z Lard,
sales bbls lOs oil Coffee Molss unchanged Sugar
dull and depressed, Porto Rico 6zl.
CIScIsNATI April 16The river is stationary feet
water in the channel Ness Pork I7aI7 Lard lOl Flour
UIistv Groceries and Corn Unbalanced
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

seventh ChancerY Division.
We are Authorized to announce Col 20 C. GuILD cli-
date chauaeor the chanesy Division g ten
nessee- cec1e-st
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Choice Olark5VilIe, eIC...,
INC COTTON Markets.

sAvAESAH April IThe sales for the past days
2GjO bales. The market generally unchanged
CHARLESTON, April l3-saes Of to-day 1900 bales
The market generally unchanged.
NOBLE, April 3Saes Of cotton to-day 1880 bales Mid
dings I09OS cents Sales Of the week $4,000 bales Re
cei2s Of the week 5000 against 5000 bales Receipts ahead OF
last year l2l 900 bales. Stock 146, 600 bales
MOBLE, April I3Sales OF cotton to-day 1900 ba;es. The
market was easier, but Quotations unchangsd
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healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
sents with the ESSENTIAL clements ana $50 %
the True Standard Anayze the BLOOD o. a
feriDg from Cons SUMPTION Liver Complaint ny
&C. and ind in e0sry instance certain IN e
red globus Of the blood Supply these deAcnce anu
are made we'll. Blood Food is founded upon TINS lne
ory-hence Its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies OF the Blood in dHeren ges o
C0mIbs COIdS. RrOuchitis, or any affection what
ever OF the Throat 3LungS inducing .
ton, use No. l. which also the No for Dep
Spirits Loss of Appetite and for all Cnr Saic
Complaints arising from Over-use = s
biiity, and Nervous Prostitution No-S LOT IL
err Complaints No. for BysPepSlas DeIuy q
ready pTspGred for absorption it is taken ~ anu
carried Immediately into the circulation, 50 tha Wh yo y
YOU retain. The No is for Female lrres
Iysterfa, WeaknesseSs sc. See special clIeeions
for this. For salt Rheums EruptiOnSs ScrO
IOus, X idney and Binder Complaints take no
In cases the directions be strictly follower Frlce
of the Blood Food 81 per bottle. -
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., St. Louis,
anl4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Gao. F; AYERS. Commit
". W. MORROW,

.popu,uy Tic sore of cur felow-townsman, Mr..
rno r Blue. was broken into on Tuesday night
last and robbed of a small amount Oh Gsn IN s slle
i1s The ropue was either very moderate
bis demands or became alarmed and left without
IN ms uS,,.a b Tbc front door of the store was
s,aca5 omen bv means of crowbar; or some nm,
element of that description. -jac'S0" " "F' ''''
l3. -
The house of BExJAWN GEORGE, in Desba County
AL, was burnt down recently, and three children
Berished in the flames.
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UT5ScOmpOuuded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved By all that have Ised it, and is now re-
sorted 10 with confidence in all the disease for which
It has cured thousands g within the last two
who had given up all hopes OF relief, the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession SNOW
The dose must be adapted TO the temperament OF lne
individual taking it. and ed in such quantities as TO
act gently on the Bowels -.
Let the dictates Of your = Judgment gnGe you IN inc
-;it u cn-e Liver COm- g plants, EBiIiOusA At
Jacks, Dyspepsia - CHROME DIG IS .
; ,r = ~ nro0Sv, sour Stomach, TIabieuaI
CoSriVeuesss ChoI- lie, Cholera, ChOle-
ra FTOrbus.C Cholera Infamtum, Elatu.
IPnce. Jaundice. - Female Weakness
o.. and NAV he used sue = |cessfully a Ordtmas
TT ~ Family Medi- = cine. It will cure SICK
nj EA ID A II f., las = thousands can testityl IN
twenty uIfuUtes. If - TWO three Ten
spOOnfuls are tax" n en- al the comm shc1l@n ol
All who use itare giving their testimony
Mix water in the mouth vi, the Inygoraor, and swallow
pom Iis Ioses ~ .Sa'NF0RIsS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from vegetable and put up
IN GTISS ASSES air tight. and will keep in climate
The Family Ca tTlarti5 PILI4isa gen
tie but active CathaTIc. Whch me pIVpIle'yE HAS
used in his practice more ~. than twenty years
LnT si tbe Pills ard the satisfaction which
All express in regard their has induced me to place
he Profession we'll know that different Cathartcs act
on I'd, d,nG e I PGTSlS CS THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from : variety OF the purest veEe.
table Extracts, which alike part Of the
s;r,antarv canal and are n good and safe in all cas-
| as TTsra a Cathsrtic is i needed. such ID e =
rangcmentS OF tie Stomach Sle =
| 1,cSs' pains in The e Back and l. o n -,
CCSTivpness, Pain and Soreness over
the whole ed y, = from sudden cold, Whlch
fsC1artIv if neglected. end in a long of Fe-
/ W. Loss Of ADpe- = .tite,a Creeping sen
! s1rfOu Of Cold over. the bod, Restless
/ ness, Headache, or : Weigh I'm the HedCi'
/ all ImflaWma tory - diseases, W OEAliss N
! CI,iIdreu or AduIta, EEheuma ism, great
Purifier Of the Blood " and many diseases 70 "Icn
an il bafr too numerous to mention this advertise
/ meut. Dose, ! TO Price dimes r.,
| The Liver InVigOratOr anu FdnRAy va
thartiC Pills retaed by Druggists generally anc sold
| wholesale by the trade in all the large towns - .
] S. II W.SANFORD, NJ. D.
! Manufacturer and Proprietor. 3S Broadway, n Y
| O.J. WOOD & CO,
| ff1-1v St. outs, No.
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Tube Paints and Artists Brushes,
the largest stock in The City.
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DaIIey's Magical Pain Extractor.

Has nov been in Thirty years. there is hardly
but what has heard Of IT. and family that has used once
that could be induced be without box hand Of sud
den accident Where used il is become standard
remedy, because Il has equal in caring Burns, scds Onts
Wounds and bruises, Fever Sores Piles and all other ntana
tory and cutaneous diseases where the parts Affected can DC
reached.
For sale il New Orleans, whoiesaleand retail, BY
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos q and Isl Chartres street
soles gents for tie Southern States aid to whom az Orders
should ~ addressed. aPrll-de--LLl.
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BRYAN's TASTLESS VERMIFUGE.


Jolly times al house, all the children we'll;
Thought that would kill em, thought so for SPELL
Didn't think afterwards, when I Up and tried
BRYAs's TAsTEEss VERFUGE twas the o0rqs that died
Put up in bottles-Price % dimes For saleby
anrill-dAWlm BROWN & EVANS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Prom washington.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-HoUsE-A bill passed ap-
propratng $4,000 for indemnity to the shawnee
Indians, for depredatons committed by the whites
An appropriation Of $4,000 TO defray the cxpen-
SIS Of the Japanese Embassy, passed.
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TIE PuIIIfARNoNIC CONCERr.-DOn't forget tie
Concert tonight at Odd Fellows Hail. it will be the
Concert Of the season. all PARoDI Troups, &c to the
contrary notwithstanding Let those who will 60
into raptures over faded Prima Donnas whose B is
an apology and whose is a cry Of distress; for
our own part we prefer the fresh and healthy
voices of our own young ladies' and the enthusiasm
ct our amateurs to the outpourings Of hackneyed
roulades at nobody knows how many dollars BAR
Get yOug tickets early, for all the world VIII be
there and Of course his wife too. who has ordered
her first new Spring fashion for the occasion
Bright eyes and boquets, blonde locks and blonde
founccs are, we understand the newest style, but
70 to Odd Fellows Hall tonight and you will know
more about it than we can tell you.
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Also extensive Dealers In
AmBROTYPE, MELAINOTYYE, PHOTO
GRAPH AND DAGUERREOTVPE GOODS
AMI Arti.t. Anr.r.t. nd Ch-n.I. Of .E.E --ru-n. n
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Trusses and SupporteEss Of every variety, ever
this city Whatever may the size Of the patient,
hernia, certainly be suited by catng az
the corner CoIege and Union ssea, where be found
guod assortment Surgical Dental Instruments, Lace
stockings, Knee Caps, Anklets sc
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n~~ Lyons Magnetic Ansect
&N6E4csS POWDER Exterminates Ped Bugs, ho'ches'
Ticrs Ants Garden Insects. &c t contains poison
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OHIO RrHEu

OHIO BUTTERs
I'D A. JENKINS,
TrSy9s No. IA Market street
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REM OVAL.
FIFE, SHEPHERD & CO.,
L.. H. GT. d. FITE,
Have removed to
No. 3, Hicks Building, North Side
square,
AND HAVE RECEIVED THEIR sPRINGsToCN
Dry Goods and Clothing,
To which they invite the attention Of IcAaAs buying F
this market.
feb29-dtw&wly
v-,Tg1x \ COOKE Russell N. KrSirRD,
n. BAILEE, SAoAsA LII
COOKE. BAILEY a CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, shoes, HINTS, Caps a straw Goods
No. 50 North Siis Public Square,
NASHVILLE, - TENNESSEE.
II Orders carefully filled and Goods promptly forwarded
IT. Beesewax, Ginseng and Feathers AIKEN il exchange
feb2l-d,twSSw ------
1850. SPRING GOODS. 1860.
AvTNe increased our facilities for the purchase and sales
Of Goods we can offer to the trade hssrgest ana
most ds,irabIe stock Of Boots, Shoes HaIs and
any Jobbing House in Louisville q or
Call and see US determined to make this the Boot ana
Shoe f55 aajIsS 81 'ne "'' COOKE, BAILEY co
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
seed Oats, seed Potatoes. and Glover seed
A. JENKINS,
No. IL, Market Street,
is NOW RECEIVING
BOO BUSHELS Missouri 100 bbls Seed Potatoes Early
doSBus8es Pennsylvania Oats, 2ObOls CIove- Seed
very heavy and clean; 50 bags do de-
-ALsOIN STORE
1890 bales Timothy Hay: 900 do bbls Family FLOUR
100 bales Fodder; 20bbls lard;
T TS S Ds Gp Red Irish Potatoes 1900 90 Bran:
/ 100 b6Is Apples, 500 do shorts
/ = AsS' AL,o-IO bbls OuCake.
superior article for improving the condition Of norses
cows &c which he would ea The attent5n Of the public
/ jan29-d,tEawly A JENkINs,No. ~ Ma.ket street
NEW ARRIVALS.
I N BUSHELS WHITE BEh1aHs aaL teleiAt.. ~
| macs No. "a Market street.
Mercer Potatoes
On BBLS New York Mercer Potstoes, good i5r eating
| kNBtp planting, Just received By A. yENh INe,.
I m ar25 NJ n ol-l - -
FLOUR.
/ N BBLS Extra Family Flour
OH 100 Bagsd DO do;
/ 5OBsrreIs Su9erhne do rpvRrVs
US ass ~ No. a Market street
ROBERTSON COUNTY WBISKX'
RORRRTSON COUNTY WIHISKKI
BoHEHrsON COUNTY. WHISKY
900. R4RRELs PURE ROBERTsON COUNTY WHIz
Rbl ~ on hand and Warranted Pure and for sale By
J.H. MILLER q CO..
springfield, Robertson Co.. Tenn
FebIIdtwkW3m
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The Young Mems Mercantile Library
Association.

The undersigned, appointed committee to re
mort TO A called meeting constitution for the gov
,rnnent of the Association beg leave TO report that
tbav will submit to that meeting draft of such an
one As they think VIII meet the demands of the bus
mess As well as the whole community
In making tl.eir examinations into the condition
and usefulness OF such institutions in other cities
they notce remarkable disparity in the influence
they exert upon the several communities IN which
,+bev are located. and corresponding interest in
,their affairs.
The committee have cnIcavorcd 10 make the beh-
,-Ft. of the Library and Reading Room of easy as-
-sss 10 all. while keeping in view the necessary eN
rs-zss of keeping up the institution to standard
that Wis be a credit to the city.
In Leaving the controlling power Ia the hands %
ia, lss 10 which it must look for It's larEcs! sup
,,of the eeuusittcc have consulted the experience
nd results Of other experiments. as well as the
,oyn laws ofsecicty and in offering all of its ben
ets and social advantages to all other classes Oh
the same terms tkey hope that while spirit OF en-
,,lstion and esprit IL corps win be at once miu'
Cd into its government, its permanence secured
and its greatest power Of usefulness accompuSheu
If will not be liable to the charge of eXclusYeness
The constitution as it will be proposed to th'
Meeting contemplate the election Of Il Board OF u
.,ecto1s rs indicated in the charter.
The committee in determining the size OF tn
,,,o4rd have taken INTO consideration the demand
,pon the time Of all engaged in active business AM
the necessity that must occur Of members OF tn
l,,,.5 being absent or engaged at the time Of 1t
periodical meetings.
In its general features the constitution exhibits
-i,,,,le bnsiress plan rather than a wide field O
.,rr,I,ri,, and doubtful literary or scientific aC
.I.,,+,,.s and the committee express the hope tia
iii meet the views of the meeting in its mai
points, and be found entirely applicable to the van
of the business community
tIEo; r; , AALIS' Commit
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LOUISVILLE. April I6.-The river Is rising rapidly
with lS8 feet water on the falls
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Asssrs COae BrgeS-e have been using Of your $40
family Sewing Machines about four weeks and chsery add
testimony tress for general family We have
used it IN making up the heaviest abres we'll the finest
cambrcs. performed all tdat claimed for
Itpossesses power sufficient 10 penetrate with facility as many
folds Of cloth ordinarily used running without
breaking thread needle disturbing III regular motion
the machine in the least
The perpendicular motion the needle the wheel
eed, the stitch both sides, and simplicity render it the
ne Plus ultra Of Sewing Machines
G. ". CURREY, N. D.,
No %, Spring Street
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The vicinity Of Humboldt, in Gibson county, was
visited BY terrible storm on the night Of the 10th
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A flight Northvvard---A Negro in a Bad

The Chief of Police on Saturday received a dis
patch from Newton Mcclure, of Nashville, Tenn,
stating that his slave Alexander had absconied, and
was probably on the evening train Of cars. Search
was rlade for the fugitive but he not found,
and hence it was concluded that he didn't come on
that tran-but he did.
Yesterday morning the darkey arrived at the
Louisville iail in custody of an officer from Sey-
1nour Ind where he was literally caught in a bad
box" Alexander says he met a white man IN Nash
sille. Monday last, who proposed to assist nm 10
escape into a free State. The slave acceded, and on
Saturday the white man nailed linn up IN an ordI-
nary sized dry goods box and had it shipped, per
express. 70 Mr.. johnson, Cincinnati ONO. 1t was
nut through to this city in nine hours and lmme-
datelv taken TO the cars at JehersonYlle with
other packages in charge OF the usual messenger.
At Seymour the box was deposited on the platform
at the depot for reslupment to Cincinnati Ii was
standing on end, when man threw It over Tor the
purpose of laying down on II. The conclusion
bursted of plank, and some sharp-eyed Individual
detected the white Of the Negroes eyes, which eH-
banded 70 the size of a comm on plate-almost. lie
was hauled out from his place Of coRceament
amidst the laughter and jeers Of the crowd when
assembled returned 70 this city, and Is now IN JAN
Alexander says he had a very bad time OF IT, and
that it war mighty rough way to travel Some
times he was on his heels and part Of the transit he
WAS standing on his head. He was badly crampedr
and was without food OF water for fourteen hours.
The scoundrel who assistedhim in his flight he says
was ON the train, which may or may not be- Tor lhe
slave is evidently. from the cut OF his glb, great
rascal: doubtless as big liar. We thuk 1t highly
probable. from the preyarcation Of the slave. that
The Nashvilans have now an AbulitOnist among
them louisville Courier april l6.
We understand AIECE was boxed up and shipped
off by q free negro named NATHAN JAMES, who has
been arrested and confined in jail. 1t has been as
certained thatthe box in which ALcEK was shipped
was directed to H,NNAHM JONES, care Of LEVI Cor
PIN. Cincinnati, Ohio" and marked as weighing 20,
pounds Il is very certain some white man instruct
cd NATHAN how to proceed in this matter He must
have put the direction upon the box, and then haC
NATHAN to send it TO the Express Office. The white
fellow seems to know something about the people
of Cincinnati for he the box to tie greatest ne
.rro stealer ia that city as we are informed We
hope. if he has not left the city the police will b'
able to nab him.. lie could do the State some ser
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TO CASH and PROMPT PAYING SHORT
TIME DEALERS,
BERRY. sAUFLEY & co.

We offer EXTRA Inducements. snd respectfully solicit cal
from all dealers visiting the city.
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csroeer d PeESrr0E. ofthe Louisville JooHal, is to
,sr,,,,. nd torture on Americas Statesmen in Jack
son some time during nexs month
Pose Office has been established at the junction
If t,s Edrefeld and Kentucky and Memphis, ClarSs-
vile and Louisville Railroads, 10 be called -Clem-
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sPECIALNOTTCEs.

DIR. EAr0NsS ENFAETILE CORDIAL,
and Why? because it lsgsr fs 70 afford assaaReous rslif
when given time By magic, and trial alone
Ncouvnca you that what say is trae. It contains
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
Of am kind, and therefore relieves by Teo5Ra tie sQs
Of your child, instead of BY eddsafag sssi5es For this
reason commends iteifas the preparation known
for Children Teethfugs DfarrRCa, UTsemte-
nv, Gripping in the bowels, Acfdf1y of the
stomach Wind, Cold in the Head, and Group;
also for 8QTte1faq tie gums, reducing isLgHsu01 f6gU
qting tie Boscss and relieuinQ pain no eQabeng
anti spasg0e 1t used with uzfGng success in ali
cases Of CONFUSION or other Fits As y0u Tdtue
the life and hea Of your chre and l0ish u sGvs them
from those sad and bgAiHg consequences 9Chch are GER
tain TO result from the 9e Of Grc0fcs Of d5hich az 0ef
remedies for Ilfapts Complaints are e6mlOssd tks none
bat Dr. Eat0n's InfantiIe CoKdiais this yo7 can
rely upon Il is perfectly harmless, and cannot inure e
delicate infant Price 25 cents Full directions aceompa-
each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH g. DuPOINTs
No 900 Broadway. New York
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CARRIAGES.
ALLEN s. co.
90 Cherry street Two Doors Below the
Theatre
VET Z have now on hand fine assortment Of
COACHES,
BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS
AND HCGGIES.
OF different styles.
Our work is Manufactured By ourselves and is Of the bss'
uality and Material
II J Priges reasonable.
II F7CalI and see Us before buying elsewhere.
maTG-WGm
smperiOr FARMING lands for sal

Superior Farming Lands for Sale
NUMBER Farm tanning between 900 and 100 acres
"a within hours ride BY the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, and y by Turnpike, Of the city OF Nashville
Tract Of Land situated in excellent neighborhood
has upon good improvements is we'll Eaers for stock md
other farming purposes and susceptible Of division into two
or places.
In point location soil, WHte &C., for sOcF grain or TO-
fsrm it unsurpassed by any tract il the State
Pooce churches, schools, and Railroad Station conyenen
70 the premises.
Terms easy, liberal slime given For further particulars aP
ply JoEn l. Sehon, OF the firm Of SehOn Merritt No -
Cedar Street a. At this Office octl8-dhtWim
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oninton n rev wim, Burgess of the Panacea:

Opinion Of Rev. Willis Burgess Of the Panaeea;
BELFAST, Tenn, April p, 1857.
DR. A. G. GoopLEr-Sir feel but discharging duty
that owe TO you public generally to say to you that
using Panacea in my family ioT some tnreeC
four years and find it to excellent family medicine
would not be deprived it for reasonable consideration.
Yours respectfully, WILLIS BuESEsS'
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E. HOWE, 5J E,' p 0 54EaTAE INVENTOR

The SEQ Machine purchased from you gives perfect sasac
ton, The great objection heretofore with many persons TO Sew
Machines, has been that Machine doing ne work could
not DO heavy work and vice that objection is enry
By the Howe Machine asd that think il is
better adapted to the wants u the people than any other family
machine have formerly owned Of the Singer. and have
and examined the other leading styles, and think yodr
chine complicated and easily managed than any other
To persons wishing machine executing all varieties Of work
without trouble Heartily reeommesdhe Howe Machine
W. A. mIMCHIN,
Firm Of Mackenzie & Minchin,
1ACoIlere Street
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specie.
.....par Silver
Free Banking in Pennsy Ivania.

90 Acres por acre.9Oc 100 Acres, per acre.....-.-
SO :. - ........7 Oc 100 q - . ......-"
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Lyons Magnetic HlliS'
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND NICE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE