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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutralzes this Inalarous poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver expel it from the body As
it should, It Goes this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. Aud it does more, atler does
what is of more service % those subject to this Infection
If taken in season II expes il rm the system as It is
absorbed and thus keeps those who it free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease Consequently It nc only cures, bur
protects from, tie great variety OF affections which are
induced BY this malignant influence such Remttent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
Ialgia, Rheumatism, Govt Blindness, TOothache, Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma Palpitadons, Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries Colo, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections IF the Stomach and Bowels, all OF which,
when arising from this cause, viii be found to assume
more less the intermittent type This AGUE
CURB" the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accomplshes BY stimulating the excretories
70 expe the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
by degrees become habted to do this their Office OF their
own accord Hence arises what we term GeslimdtGtio.
Time may accomplish the same end but often ie Is not
long enough, sacrificed in the attempt, while this
" AGUE CUEE " does It at once, and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this is wei as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused BY the miasmatc Infection than any othe- which
has been discovered; and it has sn another important
advantage the public, which IS that it is cheap as
veil Is good.
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Tribute of I,csnect.

Ala speeial meeting Phom thesu Society Cum3er
ITnvesty June the 9Th lCO th following preamble and
-ssclptions we're unanimously adopt d:
ty,rar.s BIZ mysterious uIspenatiou % an All Wis
Iace an untimeiy death removed from our m Is, N
a n to our hignY esteemed fellow member aud Auniversa
- i-rt JANEs CANAL Of nashville, Iennessee
Therefore be 10 III, .. -. - d,
~ maj in the present instance it alec US with deep and
peculiar sadness . --.-.-. 4, a., -
rrF That by his death this Society has sustained the oss
OF mos worthy and gifted member, Vh1e talents mad
eic, m les oval ofits chest honors: and whose future prom
honor upon set, ms ely' anu 'e acie's Vi
which he a fsithfnl member A.. 49,, -
ssa1el That his ant generous nature ms hgh sense
honor and ms manly bearing havs commanded me respect
and admiration Of ali who him, and Ton the warm friend
ship the OF this Soc-y, ana Tor Ms memory We
viii ever cherish the 70 ndest recoliectOus.
Resided, That deeply sympathise with me oeIea1su '
~ and relatives Of deceased II their rreparable loss
EesOlged, A. tesiiuo uil Of regard Tor ne oei We
wear the usual bsdge Of mourning for thirty days
AesotU-d, That the Lebanon and Nashville papers be
70 publish these resolutions and that copy Of the same pc Sent
to the family Of the deceased.
THOMAS II DunLEYs }
". fodERvEIL, ( 1o,,r,fttae
WRITER WALKER,
s 81 TAEPLEY,
Christian Allocate and Banner of Peace please
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sPECIALNOTICEs.
NO PAREGORIO OH OPIATE

and Ehy7 bscanse il ReBs fails to afford sEtdRecEe fslf
when given in time. Il acts By agcs and enc trial alone
Hloouvincs you that what say true 4 contains
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HARDY BROTHERsss AuesiOBeers,
Fly TO the Scene and Gaze with WOnderg
ON Saturday morning, Oh june 10 occck viii sell
atposvey close for Of those who dead and
DYING with hope o. being rssuHec, large and splendid
assortment Of Furniture. both and second hand, Pianos
MHtiraSes etc also Xxx No Family Barouche Of the
modern stye and dish combining strength. ghue gynet
elegance and comfort. Original cost, e500used nth
ass splendid ST. Of eVer Mounted Harnesscost IS sad
dies Brides etc and numerous articles too tedious .
rate Look sharp for 10 o'clock, Saturday morning.
HARDY BROTHERS,
iune7. Auctionesrs L Gen Ats, a Public square
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Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 5.-The regular Demo-
cratic State Convention assembled here to-day. The
committee on resolutions reported a series which
were sOUndly Southern
During the opening proceedings Of the Douglas
Convention also in session here there was consider
able yelling, whisting, kissing, etc.
Mr.. Cooper, Of Cherokee made an angry speech,
severely denouncing such scenes as q disorder and
annoyance
Robert NJ. Patten, of Lauderdale, was temporary
chairman, and Hon. J. f. Saunders was the perma-
nent president Of the regular Democratic COnven-
ton
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SSSSAssalS Whisky we'll known as "Daly'E Arc
matte Valley established reputation universal
renders difficult for the manufacturer keep pace with the
This is the result Of pereverng energy in its intro
duction, determination adopted the outset aa4
instant departed FROM that It's original parity and
unriyaled excellence should continue to the end
The fate, upon all such successful Efforts
has ovrtaen manufacturer It is initiated by INSCRIPTIONS
inpostors inferior spurious srce pamed Of upon
the community TO the great deten Of the pubic we'll
injury both eoluent and we'll earned
repu Every made guard against this piracy
BIZ Copyright LABEL By peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such Information from
those VITO may possess BY having been vczed Otherwise
ena5ie protect the public and self BY pIosecu
ton to the extent Of the Law The genuine "Days ArO
matte Valley Whisky put up OF u bottles ach with
light yellow LABEL and sealed with yellow With the
pre5ss stamp and fac-simile signature Of the pro
prietor on label. All other articles are limitations.
Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they bay Valley Vhskey is sold b the bottle am neass
ony hM. h: DAILY,
10 South william Street, New York,
ne pronr
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Total OOO SlS<00VsuOO
We give the estimated crop Of ls590 compared with the in
consumption q last and that preceding it, fol
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Dsmocratic Mass nIeetine.

PTTsnURG, June 5.-There was an immense Dem
ocratic mass meeting tonight The resolutions were
unanimous in favor Of Douglas, announcing Bigler
and others. Gov. Todd Of Ohio, gave an account
of the proceedings at Charleston; General Stokes,
of Westmoreland county, made furious attack on
the President dsdaning to accept Bigler as an an
tagonist. Col McCook, Of Ohio, and others follow
ed in the same strain; Messrs Gibson and Lorin also
spoke. The ardor Of the masses and the applause
at each mention Of Douglas were Overpowering.
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Elections.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The trends Of Mayor Ber-
ret claim his election to the Mayorahty by a small
majority but Mr.. Wallaek contested it the ground
Of illegal votes. There is much excitement on the
subject.
LEXINGTON, No. June 3.--The municipal election
passed off quietly. Nag. Dow A Veiteh, inaePe1-
dent, was reelected Mayor by 96 majority. esilea
was elected as a Democratic Mayor over SliFefi
Opposition, last year, by about % majority
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ROKEE Rem EDY
NauseOus E, rugs and Poisonous
WUfmergFSs


NETF ask the afflicted Of either which do you prefer
NJ leqalt and decons syrup compromised from Nature
en Reueditsone which viii speedily and permanently cure
m ~ The Wiz compounds heretofore used With al their nau-
and ietstpg eject together with the loatoule diseases
r,s7v times following the Of Mineral Polsons
The Cberokee Remedy is Natures own s1eclnc 10Y NonoE
% 7le Gravel Structure EluOr Albus Whtes IN Fem2les
and an disease 81 the Urinary Organs; curing these diseases ny
natural laws after all other preparations have ieui Anu S9nF
Of Heavens hest merces offending n n instances c9elC
produced Of itseFses which woCld stagger credphS 80
The nauseous preparations heretofore used nave IAleI
this has nver in one instance known 70 li hApPy iof
mankind the Governor the world Isl FaheT VINO acu not
to kill, but TO cure ,.-,s,-
In mercy Re has appointd Medicine for these
which when taken quickly flies to all parts Of the system ack
the disease every post and with fidelity ana courage
admirable, Civ unit has completely eAS1 II
fO the body, AID the unfortunate patent 70 ofsf
health AID vgor.
1ns Beey strikes at the very Of the disease its ten
dency not siupy e suspend the poison but to remove the
cause on which Il depends
u , And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE,is the entire sb
enoe all taste smell It lay in the count
ing the toilet table without being suspected
Uaenedyr for secret diseases.
? treatise Veneral Diseases With full directions for teE
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers in medi
cincs POTTER & MEkW1N' sole Proprietors,
st. Louis, No
Sold Nashville wholesale BY Berry Demoville and Ev'
ing Pendeon at retail by Henderson,, and all Drug
gists everywhere. deo4-dtWS Ely inside
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specie.
SPECIAL NOTICES
pALLEY,s mAGICAEpAIN ExTRAoroR

without DOUBT peerless remedy 1t has this endOrsementI
the test Of trial and experience for has been household
medicine many years Why so! Fecsue, while healing the
skim its peasGtC6 pOOeS such that reaches the Tdd
Of DISEASE the surface salt will reach TIE
Of the For all CUTAEEoUs DISEASE
we'll the SCALoa from steam and water. it has equal it
renders the coating Of the skin Tree from dshguTements &C
thorough inVarable Sld the principal depots,
Broadway, n Y and Chartres street. New Orleans, by J.
WRIGHT Co., General Agents. also BY all drusgi IS and
nnerclsnts. iune3-d. tRAzWlm
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RED B OILING Rim
MAeox coUNrr. TExNEssEE.

AVING purchase8 the Interest o. Eensrs EEBT HAAS
in the above cslebFsts SPRINGS. have tl possession %
lie same determined to spare eEerus % reader
pleasant sumner retreat
spr1aB located On Macon county, seventy miles da
tart fon NASHVILLE. Parties leaving for ne Springs via take
the Gallaan car % which Place stages laTa Tor Har1Fs
thence b. back The hack VIII lsafs ever ether morning
from the frst Ct June.
The rspuiatiou o. the water Is veil ne n this oomnn
mtg need any comment For scrclua DyEpeuss Gravel.
Stone il the bhddsr and all Affections q the kinney hsv a
specific. refer With pleasure % Dr. J. ur6erl Oh ssh-
VILE giving evidences Of the curative powers o. tie ustsr BE-
having been Permanently cared Of araVlte eas o. raIsl-
aprl2g-i3m WEBB WALKER prorrisiare
LouIFla Journal copy month. aud ssrd hl his
once lor eoLlsel-on.
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NEw foRE, June 6.-The brig Perry has arrived
from Monteviedo, April It'll
The frigate Congress, brig Bainbridge and steam
er Pulaski were there, and all on board we'll
The brig Dolphin was daily expected.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
18 q O.
5. LANIER & SONS, AND A. p WATT
OWNERS AND PEOPRIETons.
Also owners TaainIy, ana PrOPrietors Of
EXCHANG TEL,

KOETGO1ERX 3: T: ALABA8A.
YyRAyELERs on The Railroads from Dalton Cha,tauooga
10 Knoxville Tsnnesee, reach hontysle By taking stage
Coaches az Knoxville
IN Macon "a In Mes YORK and in MOntgomFry Aa) for
~ tbu twenty years Experience has taught them tie
~ ne venF Public; ard they eli Who seek health.
t or pleasure that resort are comp than
mONTVALE SPRINGS,
in m extent and variety By which these objects
r They inVoke ne attention Of the public to theT advan
taeea IN al these respects
a 10 The curative properesof these Waters i've experienced
resident physicians testify as follows.
ey are 10 their Effects the human system: Diuretic, Diai
pho eie Apesnt, Highly Aiterau Exharant, ndirecyJ
Powsrfuliy Tonic. They haze, perhaps rival 10 efficacy
either the mineral vegetable kingdom for all copre
5d under The general term Dy spea with al heir a and
varied concomiants Hipochondra Neuralgia. Chronis
liver Complaint, enlargement Of the Spfen Sick and Nervous
Headaci Debility, Dea1gement OF the Nervous sysiem
Their Diurete properties reader them powerful remedy il
most cases Of Chronic Droy and affections Of The Kidneys
They also Efficient In becural Diseases arous1g the DOR
mani powers Of vitality and thus assisting nature dodE and
throw o. any morbid poisonous matter from the system
abort, ell Of general debility ana enervaton VIII and
very agreeable and reliable remedy In thsss waters.
Gases Of obstinate Chls and Revers and mary eutaueo
Herpes tetterss &c have cured By the
We DO earnestly, therefore, 10 all sincerity recommend ali
persons suffering with Ohronic Diseases to come and make trial
Of the Montvals Waters"
WATT, LANIKR 4 CO.
The Huntsville Alal Democrat lenphis ADocal Yick
burg (Nss Cti.eR and Nzchez iaiss FFcs Trader E
c0pg an their issues for three months and lsnd ha O. ~
vale springs, 70 The rfoareiors-
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'ns' sY TTt s'Tfl5 CONVEYANCE, &C.
$50 Reward.

D UNKwAY from the subscriber in Bedford county, Tennes
see about the day Of ay, 1861 negro named
E negro weighs about $50 100 pound and is about
inches high He has lost Of his teeth, and has
had legs just above the knee He reads well
and speaks taking is about thirty
perhaps oy years Of 1t supposed that he u make for
Free State will perhaps attempt the Ohio river at
Loui vile.
will give the above any who will deliver hi
l1e or milne him were may get him.
JOHN COTNER,
nav3! '60-dtwEvIw# shelbyville Tenn.
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n "a s. HYILLE.
THUasDAE H1oRNNG. JUNE :, 1soo.
ROcK IL LIZ.
RAILWAY MATTERS,

Departure Of Passenger Trains.
= AsHsItlr AED Carr tEooaa--A:OO A. n, 3 P. d.
ttANnlsEs AND ALl1kAA--4st5 A. n, $500 P. H.
Ao7ialIt1E AED NAsuFILIE-5 A. H., IsE0 ?. NJ.
Gs1latin Express 5 p. M.
EDeEIiELn kED KEsruCEY-Gs3O A b., gas Z. d.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
NAsHvnaz aEa CHtrrarocsA-ssOO A. NJ .5sOOP.
TENNESSEE AID ALARAMa-l 1000 A. H., $500 p. n.
LouIsvu1E AND NasuVIL1H-8s20 H., ESQ P. II.
Gallatn Express 3 A. n.
EDszEELD AND KEzrucKT-iO A. NJ. P n.
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So. Hiss Laura G. Newman, Yicksburg, Mss
60. S. Clifford Pope Eufaula, Ala.
81 H. ". Welbourn-
60 Annie Benson, Portotoc, Miss.
90. Fanny Smith, Franklin county, Ala.
g. Margaret Lewis, Knoxville, Tenn.
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From TIE troy Bs5get.l
The Siege Of COrimIh.

It is said that Of the former political divisions Of This State
took its from famous lines in this posm-namey
''The foes that be singly kept at bay,
Out numbered his thin hairs Of SHUeT GREY"
We voueh for the Of this but do kHOa0 that
under the applications Of Eeiustrsets famous Hair Be-
storav slver Greys" rapidly become lin appearance at
least,) members Of "Young America"
Price hfty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
W Z HAGAN * CO., PrOprietoIs, Troy, Y.
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WnAHSGT0S, n. c.. June There was a terrible
blow from the northwest to the southeast this morn
ing, which unrOofed few houses Frustrated fences
and chmneys, and damaged river steamers and sail
ing crafts. No lives were lost.
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Markets by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI June Flour Quotations nominal Whisky
l7s Lard IIl Mess Pork sIs Oats 36c. Corn dull 45c.
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Summer! SuInmer !!

TVHE weather getting warm and nov change
UNDERWEAR Just received large and superb assortment
UndershirIs and Drawers, to-Wit;
GauEe Silk shirts and DraFeTsi
Lisle Thread Shirts and Drawers;
Merino do do
Net Cotton do eo5
Shaker Flannel do do;
Jacone Shirts Drill and Linen Drawers at various prices
Call at No. IS Cherry Street, one door from Ulon.
J.. a. NcaILL
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The Huntsville (slal Democrat lsaphis ADpcal Yicss
burg (Niss Citizen, and Nzishez tiss Frss Trader r
copv So an their issues for three months and and bills O. Monte
vale springs, 20 Che proarieiora.
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CATOOsA SPRINGS
FUyE subscriber having again taken lease Of this we'll known
watering place, justly fsmousas the
Saratoga of the south,

FUVE subscriber having again taken lease OF this we'll known
watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga of the south,
thankful for the patronage received last will again
prepared eceVe visitors by the middle Of June next AMI
will strive merit continuance Of that patronage which here
ocr has been literally bestowed this popular Sumner
Resort.
shall endeavor all times provide my table with all the
of the and have made
to keep on hand a constant supply Of Ice.
have the BEST COOKS that be procUedi the
South shall provide sucency Of faithful and attentive
servants. have also engaged the servicesof
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
delight in the ooncsrd Of sweet sounds viii
abundantly gTatihed
The HkDICLRAL VIRTUES Of these many and led min
we'll 20 require extensive de-
scrpton. addition the Red, White and Black Sulphur
is an nexhausbe we'll Of the purs Free stone Ny
datons are very extensive. have many pleasant cottages
arste from hotel where families be quetand
tired as in their homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
Catoos Springs in Catoos county, Ga "a miles from
the Western Atlantic Railroad. ne Omnibus and good
Hacks platform the arrival Of each train. The
Springshave direct rroad communication with savannah
Charleston, Augusta, Macon bedgeTe Columbus Atlanta
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga
Terms of Board
Fer &uU
single levi
- Month. o9uO
Visitors who wish engage board by the season, with their
engage board by season. would do we'll to address at the
n TChildren and servants boarded at half price.
sGTi o5-dtu4m il. HARTMAN.
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Further Particulars of the Tornado.

Further Particulars of the Tornado.
CHICAGo. June 5.-From a telegram received last
night and this morning we learn the following
further particulars Of the tornado of Sunday
ing.
When first heard Of it was between Marion and
Cedar Rapids, in Linn county, going Northwest to
Southwest in three different veins crossing the track
Of the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad several
times.
At Lisbon station the depot buildings and all the
warehouses in the village were mpletely demolish-
ed train of ten freight cars, heavily loaded was
lifted bodily from the track and dashed to pieces
We learn that sixteen persons were killed at this
point
One vein of the storm passed north of Mechanics
vile, demolishing everything in its course, killing
sixteen persons; 1t next took in its course Union
Grove killing in that vicinity seventeen persons. It
passed south Of the railroad near Dewitt, killing
twenty-seyen persons sixteen Of them belonging TO
the family of ThOs Healfeld; then passed south Of
ROmessa and LowmOre, destroying the house Of
David MillaTd, killing him and portion Of his
family; it then struck the town Of Camanche, Mis-
sissipp river at which point the loss OF life is much
greater than first stated-frOm all accounts cannot
be less than ffty-iye killed. Some reports state
that still larger number, but the bodies cannot be
found. There are also one hundred and twenty-five
wounded. some fatally, and ten missing A large
lumber raft from Chippewa river. manned during
the day by the crew (twenty-fOur men) having two
women on board tied up opposite Camanche-cOm-
pleLely SCalLeHeG-LNO men anu OOll WOMEN were
lost
The names Of the dead at Camanche, as far as we
have been able to ascertain, are follows: Liza
beth Westphall and child, Hannah Curran, A. HOfe,
Mary Greenleaf Elizabeth RathbOne, d. WaggOner,
D. Roltenbury Phillip Pepper, Margaret Frass Mary
Frass, Eli Williams, Mrs. Jas. StOltenburgh Geo.
Arp, H. McKenrlck, T. d. BigelOw, Jacob Meyle.
Augusta Meyle and child. Mary CrapP, child Of
G.. w. Chase. child Of w. Whie Herman Whiteman,
and others not yet identified. Six persons Of the
fa1iy Of the proprietor Of the Willard House badly
injured. The tornado is known TO have traversed
distance Of 80 miles Iowa and 20 miles in Illinois,
doing an incalculable amount of damage.
Yesterday, two trains ran every hour from Gin
ton TO the scene Of desolaton. Through the aid Of
al efficient committee much relief was rendered.
ST. LOUIS June 4.-The storm on Saturday evening
was very severe in Alton Illinois. The total loss
probably exceeds SlOO00O. The German Catholic
Church was almost completely wrecked The Epis
copal Church lost its steeple and is said to be al
most total loss on account Of the walls being
cracked. Its organ is ruined. The steepe Of the
Methodist Church fell through the roof, damaging
the building to the amount of $4,000. About the
heaviest loss is on Fifth, Democrat Ofice) which is
$4,000. Damage by hail IS considerable in all parts
of the city. Many narrow escapes but lives lost.
Northern Missouri also suffered extensively.
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PIANO TUNING AND sEPaIRING.

~ " KIBBEE VIII hcnclfarh make Atalt-e lil qel-A
N uent nssi eucs, and viz l1ne Eialiq+s ofaAArf
ard TFafs,sIenrsN bq year ssrl-lf lA ftl
often a. required, since De VIII spend AZ i eng wees Pm -l
month in TIE city and vicinity ha ~ ~.
s1-v-af- Nf5Is West ana snH1-el ard allta A1a
snd Nis1issppi. Orders lelt a. Benson g -e,a -s-l
49, pi,-r 9oou1. en- Churcd street, la1nulai1ni ~
80 ,-l.--7.7 - ar-fl d.trEr.u
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Of n kind and therefore relieves b. rs1oVin0 tie srinCa
Of child instead dsadsug e. saotttes For this
reason conends itseas o prep = atop known
~ Gripping IN the bowels AsidAsy Of the
stomach, Wind, Cold in me p ei.e, snd Crollpi
Eatag tEs Booels and rsieBig pain z bssnO eqat-beng
a = ~ sDsrs n te used with WnfdfnQ success ali
cas. IN vmrsss,r1 or otner Fitss "a g9u 0alus
fae NJ and heIIf 81 g0ar cs, ead oish q sGCH them
Fg flos M mi 5t a1ng consequence q0ASch Ger.
M II es1f ~ ~ ase OF narcotics Of lo3ich al other
rssss sr lu5arte 1easBaants csntOse5 tAks none
~ Gaze, : snfanLR4e CORDIAL. shis you can
80, mon n Is perfectly harm e3s, nd njure
ost 5eate infant Price IS cents Full directions accompa-
ea-b bote PREPARED MY BY
CIHURCEA a. DuPOTNTs
No 4U9 Broadway, New York.
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HumphTsys oonn.y, SOC o Tennes.ea.

IN CERCUlT COURT--May Rules, 1900 " Bau-
gusFs Il WhitEel-Attachment On motion q the plain
~ his Attorney and It appearing that the plaintiff sued out
attachment snst the dndant the i4th Of July, 1852
which has been levied the ppryof the said defendant, and
returned by the Magistrate to the Circuit Court Of said county
It therefore ordered that publication b. made in the Nashville
Union and AmeTcQn, newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville for four weeks ring said defendant
appar before the Judge of the Circuit Court 70 be hedfcr
said county the Court House. in The Of Wavery the
third Monday July next and dsezd said suit, Judgment
will he rendered against him BY default
J. d ToWLES, Clerk
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All notes Of this State should
be countersigned by the State
Officer, being then secured By
deposit Of State Stocks; when.
tais is not done they are IN
saleable!