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SANFORD'S
Liver InvJGOraGOr,



81 is Compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established TACT Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have I5ed il and is now re
sorted with confidence in all the disease for which II
II has cUrsi THOUSANDS g within the last two years
who had given up all hopes OF relief as the numerous
ms ,Iicstsj c. fcates in my ? possession show.
The doss must lie adaped 2 to the temperament OF the
individual kiug IT, and US ( ed IN such quanlues As 70
act gently on the Bowels.
,so of he LIVER IN. |VGGOEATOEEs ani it
will Liver Conn = plants, Bili0us At
Tacks, Fyspepsia,' - ChFOnIc DissTrhO ca
Su NJ m q r c q IA - .pIaiBIss DySeUIe-
Co,tiVessess ChOl- 2 lie, Cholera, Choice
"a YsOrbua.Cholera iInTantum; FiaIu-
HeuCe. , Z a / C e. e Female W ga u ness
e.. and nav be used sue = 'cessfuly Ore ma
~ FAMILY Medic = cine. 1t will cure SICK
n T. A ~ A H e. las = Thousands can testifya tn
twenty minutes IF two or three Tea.
spOOafuls are tak- n en- at the committeeman Of
All yghO use itare giving their mOqy
MIX water in the mouth vii the Inyigorator and swallow
00 Ii, Ioss, SSyFOtsi,sS FAMILY CATHARTIC
Pills. copoun from pure vegetable CZtrarts and put up
in GL ass CASES air tight, and viii keep in any climate
The Family Ca thaTti5 PILL is gen
lie but active Calhartic which the proprietor has
rse1 in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increa ing g demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard satisfaction which
all express regard their has induced ne 20 place
The Profession we'll know that different Catharlcs act
on The asa5 FAMILY Pl.+Y' ca THARTTC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
been compounded from = variety OF the purest YeGe
tabe Extracts which act alike on every part Of the
almeutary canal, and are = good and SAFE IN an cas-
"a ,rbers a Csthartc is = needed. such e =
ran@curenIs of tie stomach, Sic Pi =
ness, Pains iva the g Rack ana L % d -
C,CE4iVPuesS, Pain and Soreness over
nc whole b V, = from sudden cold, which
frps1jzrtIv IL neglected. - end long Of Fe-
rar TOss of ADpe- e tite,a Cree ping SEN
sari0n OF Cold over the bod, Restless
y,css EVca6acha, or = NveigLtiIl the head,
al TuFIamma1O ~ q Diseases, W OrsGss in
CyF,FIdEeu az Adults, - 1RheumatES7ly great
EBUrifier Of the Blood and many diseases to which
flesh heir, mention in this advertise
rlent. Desc, to ,. Price dimes -
The Liver E1VigoratOr and FANNY Va
thurtfC Pills eaed by Druggists generally, anc sold
wholesale ty the trade Ia all the large towns.
st W.SANF0RD. N. D.
N,nufactur er and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, n. Y.
o. J. WOOD co,
fAr st. Z ouis, No.
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Posr OFFICE OPEEArIoNs.-Tho post office at Rose
Hin in Robertson county, in this State, has been
discontinued and the name Of that at Aaron, IN
Rradlev county. changed to McDonads
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uooFLAND,s H3LsAmrO CORDIAL

VIII cure outstanding Cold in very short time Read the
following: ,,-.r-. vsb Is 1879
Dr. NJ JAcEsor-sir: had for some time teen suffering
undSr severe cold, having pains throaghy sol
throat hosrseness, when vas recommended &c ny oo
lands Basamic Cordial accordingly procured eoI1e ana
am harry to ststs thar one half Of il completely cured me
unhestatiugly recommend it to my friends Who may PC i'm
ilary afflicted, and deem It more than ustee 70 Dear 's
ELEANOR McHENRF,
Tenth Street. above Coates
PREPARED emily by DR. @. Jackson NO ais Arch street,
Philadelphia for sale Druggist and Storekeepes tTonh
out United states and Canads Price - cents per bot
o. j WOOD ST Louis, Wholesale Agents for the west
EWIN, PENDLETON CO., Nashville. Tenn, lllesale
Agents. Resiled by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS G. W. HEN
MATHEWS, Edgeheld; }. C. DO2CH, South Nashville
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sPECEALNoTlCEs.
Vo pnTreORTC on OPTATE

All y7 because 7sUe 1s 70 aor instGRfaasous reti
WHEN given tine acts By magic, and trial dioa
uilcouvnoh you that shat We say Is true Il contains
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The poat Of Frisav aIternoon avs
nnItimore Cofroe nInrhet, June s.

Coffee in good request, but the limited stock in
first hands prices restrict transactions Taestock
Of 7cO The sales Of he week comprise
bags 1885, 800 bags do at li also UO bags La
Ruayra at 41Sc b. We quote Rio l3L9l5c for Fair TO
Good, IiI4 Prime. Laguayra l4i5e and Java l0
al
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ThirIh-Sixth COngress---First Session
Mondrn-s Proeeelinns


Mondays Proceedings.
WASHINGTON. June II.-SENATE-Nr Wilson offer
ed a resolution changing the day Of adjournment
from tine 18th to the 2Sth-laid over under the
rules.
Mr.. johnson, of Tennessee, reported. from the
Committee of Conference on the Homestead bill.
that after full conference they had separated with
out being able to come to an agreement,
HOUsE.-Mr. Sherman offered resolution regula-
ting the calling for reports and giving the general
appropriation bill the preference.
Mr. Branch opposed it on the ground that it would
enable the Pacific Railroad bill again TO be brought
forward, involving the consumption Of addional
time.
The resolution was adopted.
The House went into Committee on the Post-ofhce
appropriation bills.
Among the amendments adopted. on motion Of
Mr. Colfax of the Postofice Committee, were the
following: Reducing the appropriations for clerks
at the various pOstCfices from S95OOOO to S6OOOOO
Reducing the special agency in California from
$4,000 to $1,000 Requiring the pOsmasteTs to
distribute to their owners all newspapers to clubs
sent to an address, and reducing the charge for car
ryng letters in the city from to cent. II the
revenue Of the Postoffice Department should be IN
sufficient to support it for the year ending June,
1861 then that S5l5,00O shall be appropriated to
supply the deficiency The bill then passed
Mr. Grow. from the Committee of Conference, on
the disagreeing votes Of the two Houses, on the
homestead BILL reported that after full and free
conference they separated without coming TO an
agreement
On motion of Mr. Grow, the House asked for an
other Committee Of Conference.
John Cochrane asked leave 70 introduce bill ap-
propriating SI25000 the interest Of which shall be
spent by the ladies of the Mt Vernon Association
for the preservation and repair Of the house and
tomb of Washington Objection being made Mr.
COchrane moved a suspension Of therules Decided
in the negative.
WASHINGTON June I2.-SENArE.-The Senate con
CURED in the House amendments to the Pacific Teie-
graph bill.
Mr.. Anthony asked for the correspondence with
our Minister to England relative TO the Bay Islands
Adopted.
The Civil appropriation bill was considered.
WAsHTNGT0N June l.-SENATE.-AmOng the
amendments to the civil appropriation bill IS one
appropriating $4,000 for the Charleston, and
$500 600 for the lJew Orleans Custom Houses.
HoUsE-The PostOfice Deficiency bill was up.
The Senate amendments were agreed to with slight
alterations restoring mainly the old postal service
The Light House appropriation bill passed.
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WWTTIL be cpe1fd i1r TIE seroanq.ltle Of sll.t-
w 10Th OK june Persons dsairoal q il-i--t -
rs ivs1cs 81 this tine VIII hs dliel IN lsaq
46is fer-ns by application az The ol1a e p s,ss 81
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~ NoTn ANp ExCHANGE LIZ.
BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.

BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Sank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Irititution.
Ex hange Bank, Murfretsb5ro'.
Miners and Manufactures Bank, ROCKVILLE
ba ( Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Irsn on.
Bank Of Jefferson. cambridge.
Of brokers are Offering lUs the dollar for the notes
Bank Of Eass Tennessee, and Exchange Bank
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LOUISVILLE June 12.-The river IS rising with
six feet water in the canal.
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Land fer Sale.

n WISH to sell Of land living miles North West
from Franklin adjoining the lands Of Davis. Glass
James Hamilton. heirs Of Maury deceased, and
the Porter place containing about 1872 shout Is
Of which is in woodland. n. BDWIN PERKINS
franklin, April l3, 1850 ikw-t
Hoe d Co.'s Celebrated Circular Saws,
ELIVERED n The Virginia and Tennessee Depot atLynch
Z d burg At Factory list prices A G DABNEY,
msr93-tEly Phmnix Foundry, Lynohburg, Va
TTRESH OHIO BUTTER, at Is oentspe pound
N junes BENZ. F. SHIELDS CO.
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BLACK TooGUE.-The Brownsville American learns
that several cases of the black tongue have occur
red near Denmark in this State, but none had ter
minated fatally.
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TIE CIgIEF AmONG TEN TmoUsAND.

DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally Implanted s other Onisn and hsang
applications in both the Eastern and v stsrn pherel
introduced; and its iHtsc merit Is the true secret
OF its success IN all cfae0Hs GBc0ns whether the
accident or disease
RrrENsas sCALDs
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Dr, HooFIand's Celebrated
-rnrAr nHrTERG

TWILL eGertuaIly Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun
M dice Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases OF the hid
ard All diseases arsns disOriered Liver 8nd stom
b sp rs ConStpstan Inward Piles Funess Of Blood to the
Aditv Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Dsgus for
"a rurss or Weight in the Stomach, Sour ETucatiops,
SIM ar Fut,ene the Pit Of the stomach Swimming OF the
7 Hurried and Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart,
,r. o. -Fcatinq Sensations when in lying posture, Dim
@ IF Vsn7 Dots OF Webs before the Sight Fever and Dali
pan in he Heal Deficiency Of Precipitation Ieiowness Of the
So; 5 rs pain in the side, BacE, Chest Lt9As &C. Sud
& Fihes Of eat Burning in the Flesh, Constant Iman-
mos + Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits
st,rs in calling the attention Of the public this
do 50 with feeling OF the utmost confidence In its
u and adaptation the diseases for which tisrecom-nded
- ar5 uutred article, bat that b. stood the
@ Of Ten years trial before the American Ueope, and its rep
NATION and sale are unvallsd ~ auy similar preparation *
m te ouy In its favor given by prominent and we'll
~ pcans and individuals in al parts Of the country is
immense and careful rusa Of the Almanac punished annu
] INT sssv he most skeptieal that this remedy is really
deserving Inc great celebrity it has obtained
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Spring and SUMMER CIOtbings

We have received our Spring and Summer Stock
Of L1oiiag and Furnishing goods for Men and Boys
wear which we are Offering very cheap at No. 20,
Public Square. WARD BEWNGHAH Co.
April 18th. Pm.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
WOODS IMPROVED MANNY'S
MBINED EsEAP ING
AND
MOVING NJ A CHIN E.
An Invoice OF these justly
celebrated Machines for the Harvest Of
I 8 q O

YEyHE Manufacturer has exercised great diligence in making
Machines sa1nch and reliable in every part and
especial has teen taken to the boxes and all parts
subject friction, Of such materials will last with the balance
Of the machine Il be converted from Reaper TO
Mower, in few minutes and when changed macii
surpassss il in capacity a Mower.
induce those farmers who have grass only ut
become purchasers chse machines Mowgr he subssT
has determined to make great rsduct on in price,
They will therefore be sold for 500 for the Year
1850, only. Extras always hand. Order early the
supply is limited B. CHEATHAM
General Agent for Tennessee.
These Machines may be at the Warehouse Of
FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
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I've PREPARATIoNs

FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies the Blood in different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, or any affection what
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing COnsumP-
ton use No Is which is as1 the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss OF Appetite. and for all Chronic
Complaints arising from Overause, General De
bi1itYs and n erFOuS PF0stratIOsls No 2 for Live
er COnlpiaintss No. for Dyspepsia. Beiag Cd
re0dy prepared for absorption it is taken by drops end
carried Immediately into the circulation that what you gain
you retain. The 10 Ais for Female irregularities,
BYsUerias We1knesSeS, &c See special directions
for this. For salt Rheums ErupGiOnSs ScrOf Ne
lOuss Kidney aud Bladder Com plRints take No
nall the directions be strictly folloEei Price
Of the BLOOD Food 81 per 30 tie.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 40 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., st. Louis,
aDI4 Wholesale Agents fer the West.
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There very active demand for Sugars in New York
Thursday and Friday prices advanced materially The Jour
auE of Commerce. Of Friday says:
Raw higher, prices have advanced 9 and fair refining
being now generally held the close advance
ceet 10 by buyers the 1881 hhds Cuba 697,
mostly in the neghbohOod 7c I27 bids Porto Rico 1914
for ng 9S the trade 40 Jamaica at q 20 Melado
at4g< and 75. Rsued steady at 90
99 By uon 50 hhds Porto Rico, damaged, sola
"a.
The Post Of Friday afternoon says;
Sugars have lively demand, aid the market pa;akes Of
m one-salss 763 hhds Porto Rico 7g7c so do al
7slc; Cuba MuscoTado at exc Udng 7UOat &C.
cent Jamaica 7 lUU boxes Havana &C, and
IS MeadO, a. Keinei in better request AMI are
firm at % 9lOc for hard.
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FOE COUNCILmAN.
new mAGAzINEs.

We are authorized TO announce ". s. CHEATHAM
dilae election Councilman from The 0t ~ ara
a tle ensuins Muuicipal election. Iunel--tu.
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steamers Burned.


ST. Louis, June 1.-THE steamers EMPIRE am
Dew Drop were burned in the Usage river last eve
ming
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Fresh Arrivals Scr spring and sumner.
3. 2 GUTTER,
nos IS azE 80 Oo,aeror CoEsgs and Broadcas.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Wholesale aud Retsm Dealer in
AL EEnsoT
BoOtss Shoes Hats. I'm brsl las whips, &C
HAS just opsufd and hss on erhbtan one o. the best So
lec,ed stoosa before offered and 90 i-E prices
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS.
Every style q sEed and pegg ytrE, ebracius Calf KID,
Patent Leader, Gess Bgekski3 cioth and lasting eaters
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S.
Ny stock this department hasb selected With great care,
French and Englsh Last Caters, Boo, Buskns, Slippers
SC, &C, WIKI and without heel
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received direct ON the manufactures every style and
color Of Fur Beaver, Cashmere, nsno Wool stTaE and leg
Um5reiias, Trunks Travelling Bags Carpet BAGS, school
sahes saddle Bags BaeEny and Brushes, Walking Canes
All Of Hheh viii Be s0d al Wholesale retail reasonable
MELTING &c., AT COST,
5000 fses Of Leather and cum Betting from l2inehsl
vide cum Packing, all hcne Copper Bura and Fia, and
Lace Leather a. cost for cssA, % close -
Corner Of College ' 5,.l BE9ad.aI,
March 23-dtW&Eu BE Melville, Tenn.
wArsoE \. oOozr, srzu n. rnzarnB.
JAsPHR y BkILzTs alolae LIZ.
COOKE, BAILEY Co,
WHOLESALE DEALEEs rs
cots, shoes, Hats, Caps 4 straw GOSsss
No. so North SIZE Public Spar
NASHVILLE, TENNEssEE-
II Orders carefully allied and Goods uroupty forwarded.
~ Beesewaz Ginseng and Eeafhszs sksn IN szahangs.
fss1I-d. IVA
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The Board then adjourned.

GopEr's LAor's Booz.-The publisher has sent US
the July number of Go5ey's Ladys Book. The
ladies always look for something specially interest
ing TO themselves in the Lldys Book. end they are
seldom disappointed. The July number keeps pace
with its predecessors in the beauty Of its pattern
work and the general excellence of its reading mat
ter. The present number commences the sixty-tirst
volume of the work. TEc Laly's Book was com
penced by its present proprietor in July, 1880 and
has continued through lhs long series of years en-.
trelv under his control without the slightest change
as toeditor or proprietor. Long may he i've to en-
iov his present prosperity. Address. L. A. Cooley.
Philadelphia
Mr. F. HAGAN. II College street. has the Lady's
Book for sale.
House. BrENEn-Ihe Brownsville aga-'1ll, learns
chat che residence Of Mrs. GEoUGE WILKINS, near
T-s+,,anla Tenn. with its contents was burned to
,r,s round IN the Sd inst 1t is singular that not
more than year ago the residence on the same spot
was likewise destroyed. 1t is supposed that it is the
work of iuCendlary
TENNESSEE PATENTs.-Among the patents issued
from tho limited States Patent Office during the wec,
ending the 9th inst is one to Mr. VIZ. D. ANDREWS
of Columbia. for improved sadron heaters, and one
n TrncKrE V. Bush Of Gallatin for Improvement
inhouses for preserving roots.
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Movements OF the japanese.

BALTIMORE. June 9.-The Japanese passed down
Baltimore street to the depot at 10 O'Clock this Morn
ing en- route for Philadelphia. They rode in open
barouches. and were escorted by two military COM
NAMES and large police force. The streets were
thronged with spectators. The japanese gracefully
and smilingy waved their adieus in response to the
waving handkerchlefs by the ladies. Subsequent
" the ambassadors expressed to Mayor Swami and
the committee of Arrangements the delights ard graf
ifCatiOn they lad experienced. Their splendid spec
iaI reception .rain, handsomely decorated left at
half past 10 o'clock amidst the most tremendous
cheering from the vast comet urse Of people who
blocked up all the avenues and streets IN the vicln-
ity.
" in private today Many Of them are Ill from the
effects of yesterdays eXeTtiOns Unfortunately,
during the crowd some backyard INDUCED in very
coarse language calling the visitors nlggers, &C.
which portion of the Embassy understood. They
referred the matter to the Commissioner this morn
ing saying that they feared people thought them
very ridiculous. They viii visit the manufactures
&c during the week, unannounCed and privately as
possible They VIII probably leave for New York
on Saturday morning next, so as to OBTAIN anoLner
Sabbath's rest
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE Japanese are keep
ing quiet The reported assassination OF the Tycoon
was communicated to Capt. Dupont early TINS morn
ing bat he having doubts as to the authenucIly u
the intelligence has deemed proper NOT ~ ~. uls
it to the Commissioners, preterrng 10 "a' llisli
from Washington Anu tLAI al 100 "a
mite information. The present programme "oui4
doubtless be broken up if the Intelligence snoua
he communicated to the members Of the Embassy
and they believe in its truth
The Commissioners suppose if the report IS not
entirely unfounded that it is the Regent who IS Kill
ed and not the Tycoon who is lad Of Il years old
From Mexico.
NEW OREAys, June I2.-We have Brazos dates
of the 9th.
General Garcia commanding at Aatamoras has
sent an expedition in pursuit Of Cortinas.
Cant Fernantez has been taken and shot.
II IS believed that COrtinas' band is broken up.
Mail Robbery.
NEW YoRK June 1.-THE Montreal Mails 70 New
York Of the ID, 5th. and 9TH have beenlo Mon
ey dealers are cautioned against negotiating Montre-
al paper Of those dates.
Steamers Burned.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE steamers Empire and
Dew Drop were burned in the Usage river last eve
ming.
River News
LOUISVILLE. June 12.-The river IS rising with
| six feet water in the canal.
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TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
seed Oats, seed Potatoes and Glover Seed
A. JEN KHNS,
No. Al, Market street,
rs NOW RECEIVING
%On BUSHELS Missouri ECO obla seed Potatoes, har
nHBAH Cats. M.shaubCckgi
i6oibus6el flounsyITana Gaia, 80 bbls Cl0fer Seed
very hea7y aid clean; 50 bags DO d.
-ALs0IN STORE
IOu0 bales Timothy lay. 800 DO Ibis Family Eiouri
t2n bales Fodder @Onols Aardi
1000 Lays Com. 2uu bags Corn Neal
$50 bushels 3ed irish Poietoe8 1870 do Bran;
100 bbls Apples, 500 DO 8horts;
. kegs Butter;
Als0-IG hbls Oil Cake.
superior article feed poTn the condition o. 1orle
cows &C. WEeh he would e the aiisnt5n 81 me puddle
iau29-dtFaHly A. JENKINS, NO. % Aarset street
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Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed aaays pre-
sen u with the ESSENTIAL elements, and OF
bs True Standard. Analyze the Blood Of person suf
ng ON Consumption, Liver Complaint dyspepsia scroiua,
ind in every instance certain dceHciss in the
red goha Of the blood Supply Deficiencies, and you
are WE'LL The Blood Food founded upoa the
e-ca rallc.a
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THE WONDER OF THE AGEl


RLAKELYss RHEUMATIC LINEMEET
AND
ANODKNE INTERROGATION.
Also, His Liver Alternative and Tonic PILL
VEVHIS magnum Linimeutum cures artears yn0yai and
muscular hhematisu, NJ ur g and other paus lmos Ia
stanty, requiring IN many only two or are Appcnl
powerfully the absnIbeni and cures b eiininaln8
morbid humors from the system 10 dscufnt a.
we'll anudvnc, resolving tumorg short tine In har
gerry desr to take high place suppanng IN some esl
The harzfnsss Of The KNIFE.
The Liver Alternative and Tonic Pill
Is an excellent Pill In All diseases Of The Liver hillary derarss
mens and in al In Whlh catharc lie indcaied aenz
Jaiharc Alternative Tonic and deoosruent according -
the cOse
These invaluable Medicines soldby
RaIHs & BRORN, Nashville, Tsnuossee.
DR. J. MCDAEn0TT, Murlrses5oFot doi
DEzRT & EVAEs, shelbyvills, do
PORK q HIN. Columbia, Do
WARD & MCCLELLAN, Memphis dot
HERTv \ HALL, EilledgsTile, Georgia.
BAKfR a ECHofs, koale, co.
LUaBAND BLoUET q ukLE, Montgomery A1lallaii
A. A. MCCkaTNET, UecltuE, Do
And b. Druggists and Merchants generally.
BLAKELT a WOODS, Proprietsrs.
rprQi-d. twAT dlIianI BI Tullahoma, Tenn.
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The Hudson River Railway line shows an increase
of about $500 over last season, the traffic of
the month of Nav.
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Mail Robbery,

NEW YoRK June 1.-THE Montreal Mails to New
York Of the I'd, 5th. and eth have BEEN d Mon
ey dealers are cautioned against negotiating Montre
al paper Of those dates.
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Two Men KILLED BY LIGHTNNG.-Two men, SAM
UEL SoUIE aged So and JOSEPH SoULE, aged 25, were
killed by lightning. IN Oswego county, New York,
few days since. They had taken shelter, during
severe shower under a large buttOnwood tree, when
the electric fluid descending the tree struck them
both with fatal effect.
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Last week, at Matthews Courthouse Va, a num-
Der of SURGEONS sermons were burnt before a
number Of citizens who had assembled to witness
tho b0vGro
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

A CHILD SCiLDED To DEATH BY COFFEE.-A few
nights since a little boy about five years Of age, son
of a Mr.. DUCIEs. n Louisville, Ky, was fatally
scalded by upsetting pot Of boiling coffee upon
himself. The little fello v lived agony until the
day following when death relieved him Of his SUI
farinps
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

ST scOmpoBnded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established TACT Standard Medicine, known
and sDproved by all that have 1sed T., and
sorted 10 Wn confidence in all the disease which it