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u.s. OsAlltOue-- ne aEIACIC OF
&EBA=zy@S Whiskey we'll known "Daly'S Arc
VALLEY Whskev, has established zreputaon universal
renders it difficult iorhe manufacture keep pace with the
demand. This is the result Of peeyerng energy intro
duCt0n, sustained by determination outset and
never for instant departed from, that Its original purity and
unrivaled excellence should continue to the end.
fate, attendant all successful Efforts
has the manufacturer Il is initiated by INSCRIPTIONS
imposor AID inferior and spurious ARTICLES pamel upon
the community, great deTment public we'll
injury the manufactured both in emoument we'll earned
repue Every effort has been made guard against this piracy
Copyright Of the Label ahd by peculiar shape the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon rights, and earnestly desire such information
those WHO II, by having been vCmzed
will enable protect the public and myself by
the extent of the Law The genuine "Days
Valley Whisky put y bottles EACH with
light yellow Label and sealed with yellow With the pre-
prietoTs stamp the and fac-simile signature Of the pro
pretor the label All other articles limitations.
II ? Consumers dependupou getting pure article when
they buy Valley Whisky, it sold by the bottle
only WM. II. DAILY,
70 South William Street, New York,
~ ID
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COBBETTS PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF
ENGLAND, from the Norman Conquest in 1866 to 1919,
complete 50 vols, royal sVo; alfRussia London
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The FiTeat English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected e5t.S.s71AfS ~ ~ Letters.
Ry Royal 1S9S $500 ~SSS Patent,


Fy Royal - sSS. Patent
Prepared from prescription Of Sir D. CLARKE D., PIP
stefan Extraordinary to tie QHeea.
This invaluable medicine unfaing the all those
painful dangerous diseases to which the female constitution
IS subject. moderates all excess removes all obaructisus,
and a speedy may he relied on.
To Married Ladies
1t peculiarly suited. tw a time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle p-ce Dollar, BeGfs tie Government Stamp If
Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills shOad not be taken 5v females during tbs
FIRST THREE MONJHSOf PyegnaHcy they are sure
bring Miscarriage Dat G any other time TIER are safe
all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Panaton OF the
Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will when
all other means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain ron caone antmony, anything hurul to
the constitution.
Full dire ions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Cansda
JOB MOSES, late j. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, n. Y.
n BSIO0 and six postage stamps enclosed any author.
lied agent will insure bottle containing so pills, by
mail
Sold Nashville by Berry & Dsmoyille and W Hender
shott, J. g. Blown and sll respectable druggists.
dec4-d,twSw-ly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

seventh CnduCefE DIVISION
We authorized to announce Col. 10 C. GUILD caLd
date for Chancellor OF the Seventh Chancry Division
dec25-te
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Roots ana Shoes at Private sale.

UR arrangements are eonsummsd for regular and constant
~ supplies Of mems. Eomens, boys, and youths Boots
ana SHOES As We intend 70 give particular attention % tnl
department. We invite he Hotce Of buyers 70 oar present stock
IN stores as being under market rates
BENZ. F. SHIELDS CO.,
HsrQ Nos y and % Central Ro0ns.
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B. r CUTTER.

B. r CT TIER,
Eos 80 azs So C5iaeeQf CeEsgs aaa Broaa.s..
NASHVILLE TENN,
Wholesale aud BetaII Dealer In
Roots, shoes, HATS, Trunks, Caps
UMBRELLAS WHIPS &e.,
TsoPsniHg he very fest selected stoek Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &o.,
For Fall and Winter wear.
NJ stock for ladies', assas' a1d Chidrsns' wear have
ssiecssd WITH great csrs.
DOUBLE SOLED BOOTS AND SHOES,
general assortnenscf dsat, Boys'au Yoaths' wear
BROGANS AND SCOTS,
Esy large stock o. Double solsd Br1gaus and Boots
HATS CAPS, ace, &c,
Just received direct fom the nanullstos every STYLE
Gents BOYS and Chiireus Fur Cashmere Wool 49,, -
Trunks Umbrellas, Whips Carpet Bags, satchss and 81
ATTENTION mACEEINISTs, &c.
5000 feet Of Leather and Gum Betting from q, 17i,ei.
vide. Also, Lace Leather Copper Burs ana Hs - h- ~
BroadWay.
ssn.g-a,IZ5Zlgr 2. R. cUgTER-
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bliss &tGOODKEAR REyOLVEBSs various
mouutipg aph and prices just resolved per Nzpresl By
ma5r + SHIELDS co.
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NELL s. BRUwN SANvEL D. MORGAN. and others:
Ge,lemat:--Ncur kind letter of invitation and
commentator have received. It Will be conven-
lent for me 20 deliver my lecture before your sOcie
ty "a O. NJ. C.s) on Wednesday evening next. If /
conclude TO give the remainder of my course on
Geology it viii be announced on that evening.
Respectfully, yours, J. +. BoVNroN.
City Hotel, March 18th. l>GO.
The lecture viii be delivered this evening in the
upper room of the Court House. Tickets can be
procured at the hotels music and book stores and
at the door.
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N BUSHELS OF tie celebrated milwaukee Club"
LOU WHEAT. natures in naety days Just received On
consignment, and for sale BY
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WesfeFn RenOrf.

Western Report.
LINZ, Indiana, July 5, 1858.
MrssRs W. f. HAaAS & CU-Geats: I am enjoying aay
,sf5 ~ hair Of fU and have with many instances Of
he same kind feel that your Hair Colorng has
strengthened my eyes, am that changed hair Three
7,gS 1g9 7rds greV By accident across bottle
r Restorative tried found IL what was
hence our trade am satisfied that with little attention large
t can he sold for the worth OF the article is only to he
~ ensure its use in aluoct every family in the country.
nave hut left Of the five ceived January
last I wish some more this week.
Yours truly, WOOD
Remember chat this result produced by HRINSTEETs In
sre he original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price flty centsa bottle. Sold everywhere
W E HAGAN < CO., PropretUs, Troy, y
mar3-5Awim
DIR. mcCIinIOck'S Cold and Cough Mix
TURF Is an 1,fh0Tise6 professional cFdtCe Dr. Nee
one Of he most distinguished medical in America, and
guarantee cannot be questioned. This preparation he declares
his owl experience swift and positive for cold
cough caarrh Influenza, and sore throat II ID popular
throughout the Union Price . cents. Stldhy
ma-chI-dGNlm 10. G, BROWN.
We would call particular attention to McLeans notice in
other column We following from the St. Louis Herald
which speaks volumes its favor We say to all give it trial
ave take especial pleasure in recommending MeLeln cee
brsd Strengthening Cordial invaluable remedy fer gen
eral debility and weakness We have tested circle
under immediate observation, and vouch for its Elf
cay and worth ltsan article which should be kept constant
y In every family, as 1t certainly invaluable medicine
zee advertisement IN another column. InaTcht-d&wlm
DR.. McCIintOCk's PICTORIAL syrup con-
que the most uveteae dry cough, relieves Of the
ough which obstucs The breathing, soohes rate
lungs, promotes healthy Precipitation, and inevitably
their early sgcs consumption and bTorcts. Price 81 CO.
Sold by 10 G BROWN,
mar2-d&Wlm
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The Eclectic Magazine for March.
Containing Engraving o. PETER Tux GREAT saved by his moth
er, and ALEXANDER /, for sale by T. HAGANs
feb29-d Al College Street
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srArR OF TENNESSEE, ooMPrROLLzR's OrF1oEJ

NASHVILLE March "a 1860
This is oceFfy thstE Quaker City Insurance Co located AZ
Phia in the State Of PENN has complied all the require
Dens Of passed By the General Assembly the state Of
Tennessee in March, 1856 entitled Gan Act to regulate the
agencies Of Insurance Companies incorporated W the state
Of Tennessee, and that J. NASH W. are the
gay authorized agents OF said company the city
vile, State Of Tennessee. J. 7. DUNLAP,
[sEAL.l Comptroller
Policies issued and renewed and losses
promptly paid
BY
NASH & WARR,
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~ Read what Geo. p. Morris
4NSSasyS OF DALIzy's MAoIc,s PAIN E,rR,croR -
Gen p. Norris III his nome Journal spcski,f 9sZZEyS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, SAYS. ITS vfrt,res are 50
rare mighty and eccentric, that often they sppea to work NOR,
like miracles than b. science So effective, electric and astonb
issing powers the human bodies, that though nov
daily tried by thousands Of people not one Of this
hutis delighted beyond comparison, and Canldy confess tI
IN nc consideration. will again be without The peu5e
aIvgvs signed, HE SRV DALEY Manufacturer on steel
For ale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos q and Isl Charities street.
gents for southern States AID whom all
should 81 addressed. rarchl-d&vlm.
Ok Thousands Of little graves
2sESaS are allied yearly with tins victims Of intestinal
worms Sometimes the disease directly fatal,
creates other naades Of deadly nature. Why any
At the first symptom worms give WiRer's Canadian Yer
afys and they viii be summarly expelled patient
certain fate and they not only
harmless, but healtlfult 10 all the secrstye organs.
Be particular and remember the name Winers Canadian
Vermifugs This only article tatcan be depended
Remember this.
For sale in Ne Orleans vholcsae and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and isl Chartres street,
marshl-dEwlm Sole PrOprietors
The Eclectic Magazine for March.
Containing Engraving PETER GREAT, saved by his moth
er, and ALENk I. for sale r, HAGAh,
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STATE 81 PENEFYIVANIA.
County Of Philadelphia
Geo Hart, President, and II C0ggsWal
Quaker City nsura1c Company being ssyeray sEorn depose
that the foregoing full true statement
Of the affairs Of said Company hthe said Inauancs Ccmpa
ny the o. at least hundred dollars IN
tusl capital invested in stocks Of par value, and
Bonds and Mortgages and teal Estate worth
for which the mOrtgaged required by the State Of
Tennessee regulating Insurance Companies further
Opponents that they the above officers said
Company. Go Hart, President,
Il COEasWALL, Secretary.
sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1860. ) B KEsNY,
Alderman and Justice Of the Peace.
ISL TAYLOR regular appointed Commissioner the
State Of Tennessee hereby certify that have examined
ues and investments Of the Quaker City Compa
and compared them with the within statement and them
to be correct, ard that fully satisfied Company
spoessed OF one hundred hOuand dollars Of fecures
such required BY the insurance laws Tennessee that
they WORTH the respective amounts stated herein.
Given under my ha1d aud seal this 25h day OF January
D., ls6O SAMUEL L. TAYLOR.
l.arnnl.s.nnar n nallra-
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DODsLE4' 3 ANNUAL REGISTER, complete from
its eOmmensementiu l7ss 1855 inclusive; with Index
80 vols, calf. London.
Comprising in concise styleWel adapted for reference
adesaiied view Of the Politcs Literature Biography Par
HamensaFy History, Commerce, statistics, TIE past
century.
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1nOR CABBAGE HEADS, Just received by steams
EUS9b Denmark, on Consignment, and for sale t,v
DICKET,
mari A 4 '1f,.L.. H..
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FOR HIGH TREASON, and other crimes and mis-
dsmeanOrs, from Ile3 1890 with general Index 81 vols
royal syo., calf London.
=. most important set Of Books seldom to be met With
complete az the above.
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4 is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have IT, and is now re.
sorted with confidence in all
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ROLL BUrTER.

1000 POUNDS FINE OHIO ROLL GUTTER.
1OOO 81 bushels fresh Dayton Hommny, viii be sold
II anction this morning, at 10 O'Clock ~
BENZ 2 SHIELDS & co,
Central Auction KOOmss
mlrl nnIIa-. .Ir.a-
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New York Markat.

NEW YoRg. March 1.
FLoUR-sAlss 4.sOO brls at 5.IO@5,2s 70
superfne state, 5,95@5,5O for extra state; 5,lI
@525 for suPerfne western; S. .9O@5 so for com
mon to medium extra western, s,65@6,OO fol
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, closing
quiet
WHIsKY-MOrs doing and rather easier
sales Of ,OOe brls at 23J7@24c.
wHEAT-sAles 10 900 bush white Csnadi,
an iu store atl.5O; $500 bush fair Milwaukee
club at / ,22 in store.
BARLEY-Firmly held and little doing, the
range is 75@s7c.
ooRN-Trifling sales at 76@SOc for new
white and yellow.
oATs-Qniet at 441S@45c. for Western and
Canadian. and 4516946c for State.
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Board shall be subject to be drawn by the same
persons and under the same regulations AZ the
books Of the public school library All men. .
bers OF said Association retain the same right
and privilege as TO drawing book from the lis
brary Of said Association as they have under
the constitution and by>laws Of said AssociaS
tion--and are to enjoy the same privileges as TO
the Public School Library as are extended 10
the general public under the law and the reg
ulations Of sid Board
9th. The rent Of the Library room-the Lis
bFarians salary and the incidental expen nses are
TO be paid by said Board Of Education. The
Library shall be kept open for drawing and
returning books at least three afternoons or
evenings Of each week and upon the whole Of
Saturday and Saturday evening till nine
O'Clock. And IL said Library Association shall
contribute annually 5000 tow ard the payment
Of Librarians salary, fuel and light--said room
shall be kept open each day and evening Of the
week except Sundsy--between business hours.
7th. The Library Association shall have the
right TO keep in said room, and under charge
Of the Librarian, and subject to be drawn only
ny mem 1ers Of said Association such Reuietes,
QHGTterlies and other Periodicals as the Direc-
tors OF said Association shall desire.
9Th, The said Association and lie Board Of
Directors shall have the use Of said Library
hoom Tor usual business meetings, not intsrfes
ring with its use for Library purposes.
9th. The said Association shall appoint a
COMMITTEES Of its Directory, to be an advisory
committee with that Of the School Board in the
management Of said Library, rooms and 10 the
appointment Of librarian upon the contribution
OF the SY0O Aforesaid by said Association.
By Mr.. Stutsman, That the committee on &
nance be authorized 10 inquire into the cost Of
paving and grading the North East School
House Of lot, and report at the next meeting -
Adopted.
By Mr., Wareham, That the building com,
miitee be instructed to examine the Eastern
School House building for the purpose Of ma
king any alterations and additions necessary
for the accommodation Of the Eastern District;
also the purchase of the two lots adjoining the
present grounds, and report to the board
Adopted.
BY the committee on German schools, That
all German children living within the boundaA
ry Of the N. E. District be directed to attend
the N. E. School. Adopted.
The reports Of the principals of the schools
were read.
The names of the teachers who have not de-
posted certificates with the Clerk were read.
After passing upon the bills presented, the
Board adjourned
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MARRIED.

On the 2sth inst, by Rev. A. Henkel, JOSIAH ca.
TRow 70 Miss KATE L. scHETFER, both OF German
town, Montgomery county, Ohio.
Our shanghai Correspondent" 1t seems, hAI
''gone and done It," We may expect renewal ol
his eccentric letters when he gets settled down In
life, and gets the hang Of his new position.
P. s.-The Omnibus liRe will not be discontinued
Groom for one morei"
on the 2sth inst, by Rev. A, Warner. at the resi-.
denee Of the BRIDES father, in Germantown, Ohio
Mr.. D. L. coMoK, OF Cincinnati, to Miss NETTII
ERERLE, OF the former place.
On the 2sth inst, by Rev. d. Winters, Mr.. Will
LIAM HALLEY, Of Beaver Greek Township, TO Mia
HETTY NJ. ssowDEs, OF Sugar Creek Township
Grsene county.
On the lst inst, by the same, At his residence
Mr.. GEoRoE sTUTz, Of Harrison Township, to Mise
hATu DA KLEPINOEE, Of Randolph Tp.
On the same, by the same; at the same place,
Mr.. EHos MACY, Of Harrison Tp., to MiSs HAR-
RIEr KLEPISoER, Of Randolph TIP,
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You've LADIES CoNcERT.-We are happy to
learn that the young ladies of the Cooper Sem.
mary, under the direction of Miss Orton, ins
tend to give oonsert of vocal and instrument
tai music, at Huston Hall, on Thursday even-
Jog of next week. They will be assisted by a
number of gentlemen Of our city, who are con.
noisseurs and amateurs Of the science Of music,
and whose services will add greatly to the in,
terest Of the occasion. The happy faculty Of
Miss ortOn in getting up an entertainment Of
this kind, is well known to our citizens, who
have not forgotten their pleasure in attending
the Floral Concert of last June. A rich musi-
cal feast and a crowded house are inevitable.
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Destructive Pire at winchester, o.
Eleven Horses Burned.

On Thursday night about 10 o'clock, fire
was discovered in large Livery Stable, owned
by Mr.. Fries, which was entirely consumed
together with an extensive carriage and black
smith shop.
The stable was filled with horses, carriages
and buggies, while the mows and graneries
were filled with hay, corn, oats, DC. So rapid
was the spread Of the flames. that it was found
impossible TO get out anything in the stable
and shedding.
Eleven horses, two large carriages, eight
buggies, one large omnibus, several spring
wagons, large amount Of harness, and other
articles ofvslue, were consumed. The amount
of hay and grain destroyed was large. The
loss is estimated at about $l2,0 900.
Jacob PuterbAugh, who resides near Greens
castle, West of the Miami from this city, and
who happened TO have his team in the stable
lost two horses, a wagon aud harness. His
loss is about $500.
John New illiams, jr, who accompanied Pu+
terbaugh, had his new bToad'tread wagon and
one horse-a valuable animsl-burned. There
was not room in the stable to put his other
two horses, or they too would have been
burned. His loss is about $3.50.
The wagons of Puterbaugh and McWilliRms
were filled with the furniture Of W. Rinebart.
jr, who was moving from Preble county to this
We learn that it is not known how the FIRE Orig-
mated. but 1t is thought by somebody's cares
lessness. Little or none Of the property was
insured. Mr.. McWilliams has lost nearly all
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pA banker 10 Chicago, who, not long since
failed for nearly sl0O, 600, wass recently msrri
ed to notorious eOurtesAn, known throughout
the West as Kentucky joe" 1t is said that
the lady had something like a cool $50. 900 in
cash, which, no doubt, in these times covered q
multitude Of sins, but she took the precaution
Of having the marriage settlement entered into
in which she reserved to herself all her pro
perty. "most like father-tOugh and ft to be g
soldier" Mr.. F. has hith ertO occupied very
high social position, living in fine stGle with
highly esteemed mother and sister, who feel
the degrading calamity most freely.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-02

0ErThe great strike of the Lynn, (Msss,
shOemakers. which been on the tsPis for q
month, grows more thrsaten ming daily. One
hundred and fifty extra police were sworn ia
on Friday last 10 preserve the peace. The
Lynn Light Infantry are also under arms
Atty Gen1 Phillips had reached the place, to
in concert with the Mayor. adopt precautionary
measures. The shoemakers Of Detroit, express
desire to help stay up the hands Of theil
brethren, the knights of the "wax and awl in
Lynn. and have called a meeting for that pur,
pose,