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LATE FROM THE East.

Il il Z. T. y &. .a,i -E-s y
We see il stated in some of The Phila,
delphie papers, that BRreHAM YorNc il II
that city, roaming around iteor. This
We apprehend. Is . mistake. The .,tall.
slender man, is not the Prophet. seer
and Reyelator. 4 lNo. Rsp., june Is
AwTuL ToRNaDoEs IN Iowa On sun.
day evening, Juns 8. The towns 81 Aba.
ny and Camanche were visited by one Of
the most awful tornadoes that has ever
been known In less than two minutes
from the commencement Of the storm,
nearly every house, barn and fence ID
town were completely destroyed, buryine
netleath It's ruins the inhabitants. and
leaving those who escaped with their
lives utterly destitute Of every means to
sustain life luthe town Of Camanche,
a'Iotie, there are al least Eve hundred Der.
sons without furniture, clothing, money,
or provisions, except what they have re-
ceiyed from the committee appointed by
our citizens md those Of Lyons, 10 assist
them. Up to the night of the Ctb.
tweHtyttiiue are reported killed, mud one
hundred and thirty wounded, many Of
whom caliliot I've but d few days 10.
Rep. June 81
Both Houses of Congress are now aim
ing to adjourn on tile 18th, but the Pre-
sident declares his purpose to convene
them in extra session, should the public
business not be disposed OF before any
adiourpmcnt is had no. Rep, June i 5.
- 4. .
The Secretary of War has given orders
to the Quarter Master Generals Office Is
prepare estimates for the cost 81 an ex.
tensIye military movement against the
hostile Indians. The transportation item
To those distant regions will BE enormous.
The venerable Quarter Master became SO
much wearied with the idea or another
Indian war, with. all Its cost, that his sys.
tenn yielded to q stroke Of paralysis, from
which II Is feared the old nero may not
recover llo Rep, june is.
THE CarTtE DISEASE The cattle
disease in New Jersey IS coming to be one
Of the most important topics Of the day.
The epidemic has begun 70 manifest itself
in Morris county. Tie excitement III the
New England States shows but. little
abatement. M. Rep, june b.
- 49, 3. 3 q. 4 81 is
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Garfign Nfus.
SOUTH AMERICA.

Az earthquake visited Peru recently,
which destroyed much property, amount
ling IN Liniaalone to 81 900, Q0O. IA M y.
/ There were approximations that Castillo
had involved himself in serious difficulty
with the French Government, BY refusing
to comply with some Of It's demands A
war steamer was To be dispatched to-
bring him 10 terms II: u; '# !, s. 5-s
IF In Chill silver mines Of great value had
been diseossgsls s ,rsl : . j =. 5s ..s.,
III reply 10 the proposals Of France,
England consents 10 sadopt. as the basis
For d conference, article ninety -two of the
4 frst act OF Vienna, which refers TO the
naturalization Of Gbableis and Fauciglly.
England reserves the right to make pro-
posals at the conference relative to the
linode Of naturalization. This declaration
increases the probabilities Of the confer:
%feHce, Il: 5..:5 J:..:.5
Strong opposition was threatened BY
the Derby purity in the House Of Lords
Ito the repeal Of the piper duty (. :...
Lord Wadehoasc explained the result
/ Of the negotiations in Central America,
& and said the Nicaragua treaty was signed,
but not yet ratified.
/, The right Of passage over the Isthnns
OF Panama had been recognized. 7: u. I. IS.
Sir G. Travelling, Governor Of Madrid,
had been recalled IN consequence Of insu.
. llortlination in openly denouncing Mr..
Wilson's Indian financial programme.
Sir Henry Wood, ut present Governor
= Of CeyIon, is spoken Of rs his successor,
Il AsIiglt FIRE occurred on the Prince
E Albert during her passage 10 Galway
: but it was speedily slbdued:s:. j, +. J.. l.
: The Prince Of Wales has accepted al
4 honorary Coloncley in the Voluntary Riff
S CORPS, formed ofciyil service employees.
i Mademoiselle Piceolomini, whose req
name is said to be Clementini, has LEI
!. London for Siena, Italy, her native place
il where she is to be married to the Dnk
Gaetani. She has made g40, goo. r.
N The defalcation Of John Blaikie, tn
= Scotch advocate, who absconded lately
amounts to 1900, 600.
4 4 s.9.s 2, ........ FRANCE. :.
Il In France, the MoniieHr publishes a
Se imperial decree; promulgating the la
- passed by the Legislative Chambers 70
q. abolishing and, in certain eases, modit!
be ing the duties heretofore levied on cettoI
The import duty on cotton imported int
&C France, in French shipping, is abolished
ON that imported in foreign shipping is !
he pay n duty of three francs the one hui
ri dred kilIogramines, Cotton importe
70. into France by land is likewise TO pay
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Al Good HOUSE.

HAVE Tor sale ! good hOu.e ,hat 80, L !.
~ converted into store, situated II II, lTih
Ward block and ) half Wsst from the Taber.
nasis. The house consists nf az. rooms WIN !
cellar nnaer siclf. There are some peach tr,,.
On We lot A small Tanhefy u attached ID ths
premises, That can BE- sold with The house, ii
Il y, Iefms;--- Halt the pay down, and the oihsf
halt Payablein ~ months, u rood srcnsiIy ~
given ~ ~ ii NJ 1F NEINe =
e Opposite Hox's Store .9..'..' T'. & s7.tf
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woox..cARDIMo.

TIME undersigned, having procured 10 Their
l. order a superior Csrdng Machine, are now
prepared TO attend 10 all orders 10 that ilhs win
which they may be favored.
The people Of Utah County and elsewhere
will please take notiea. -.-----..
HoUTZ BRING HCEsI,
srrlnfrtIIe, rtsh Co, s-1
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Administrator, Notice,

NOTICE II hereby given that VI have tskon
IN out letters Of administration from the Fro
bate Court Of Great Salt Lake County. upon
the Estates OF Thomas 3. Williams and Par'ne-
MO A. 7Jackmsn, late Of q s, l.. City, dsseassd.
All PERSONS i.Idebled 10 either estates o. 10 the
late firm Of Williams g. JackmAn, Sre requested
to call on w. l. Apptrby, our aUihOIted agent
and attorney, and settle the sams forthwith and
those having claims against said hrin, OF ths
estates respectively. To present them under oAtt
or afIifmation, for seitIrFDent. :
va PHILEMON C. MERRILL,
; LEVI JACKMAN,
4I4t Administrators, &C.
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BLACKSMITH AND rAIsIsIER

4 II. Al s5... u. RI ROGERS, ...
4ITAVING gnoi Biacksailh Sion II ot,era.
i 4 zion on EAST TEMPLE STREET,
easi Of the Pest Office, he Is always on hand 10
accommodate the public generally. 81
{ Remember that he took the fret and second
premiums for horse shoes al The last annual Fair
NJ will be seen by reference 10 The nDusarsi
News II 3#77#a 9z u "a Al: '-:5555 \ \.
/. FARRIERY attended 10 III an III brane hes.
gI-Fof References, apply 10 AIsssrs. Gilbert
8 Gerrlsh, Samuel Snyder, Dustin Amy and
Samuel Read. III 44s3l
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NOTICE.

IN WooDNis NSEE requests iii person.
- who hass Young Stock IL tbsir t,osses4
son, branded crop OF ltft ear. dovs tat sirf lie
Fight ear, and Ii aofIe rsses. IL r0nst qnNIlee Of
t.os', has me appearance 81 balfcfop, tofetnta
them 70 g, IIntshias on Weber river, aid ihsy
will be li6ttalIy resarded. ~ M . u.
a..1, ifls! g. Wo0DMANsEE. &
!: StS u City, May 5, 1860. 3Slf
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IKsMTTnnIN0 IN ALL nTe
!. TRENCHES n N. GIN. - b

III C.JACKsoN viii s. 81 hand Is sccoua.
~ . modats his friends aud castosnsrs a his
Oid stand near BALLO,S HALL. where Il.
hopss, By etfict attention % business. ID IS
worthy ne patronses u ell who want gOod work
Accounts oE Hong Stantlnr Stlll IL cnll.sie8
without fsii. A hint 70 The wise u sufScisnt.
4 12-tf # 51. n -. !, NJ
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That Rolr'so.

4 INtIENDs do you return That Horse COLI
y Won took from The West Jordan Il aitRe, tbs
one Bishop Beuuion Told you was mine. ard YOU
will save trouble and exposure. s. M BLAIR.
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aaufrt l5fnlf nt5.


" lI.L pay Eve Dollars per head Tor ali
IL STOCK, branded ON he left hip win
q RI Or c. J. Or with both brands On ieft hin,
4 n delivered 10 ins. W 4.,
~ s. N. BLAIR. II
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$40 REWARD.
NOTICE.

T HAVE in my possession the following Stray
Il Cattles :. =. ! -.
One bFindle and white two.ysaT-old HEiFER,
halt crop in the LETT ear, and smooth crop IN The
right no brat de-. Also, one red lned-eack
yearlIag STEER, nndsr slope In right esti no
brand. JOHN EHoMPSo N, PoundkeePer,
~ 81 ogdensCHy, Weber Go. i.
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: =. Alley. i erey MARE and
COLT The mares left hip l. DOWN she j.
branded G n on right shoulder, Spanish brand
an LETT thigh Colt. chesnut color, white strip
down face; ore hind Leg white, Also, . black
Canadian HORSE, lame III lelt lore foot. Who.
syrr will deliver said animals. or give itforma.
ton Of their whsreabonis, 10 e, II. REkMELL,
al Providence. Cache Valley, viii be rewarded
Tor their trouble. FL. 4i-tt
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WANTED,

nNE Jonrueynian SHOEMAKER. For in
" formation, call at the Mouatainser once,
-. p =, - :, .-.:.E THOMAS LEE,
r. 42-3I ToOele City, Tooele County
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9aOi REWARD.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
!. :. . ct. ....-.. FL WANTED.

WILL give constant employment, 20 20 Rnod
Il boot and shoe makers. w. JENNINGS.
- Il III. E.:;s 4, /. Il :3 44.tf :.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24


savAESAH,Jsn eesaes Of cotton to day, liaa taes III
/ lt9Ilk cents.
cHARlzsroS Jan. easaiesof Cotton to day soe bales
The market opened ar aad closed WITH advancing tendency
TOBAooO-A. Hamilton sold hhds Tobacco to day, at s5o
/ IS, sos, SIS and 35.
MesTs. Oldham Homs Co. sold at Trice's Laiding, on
the 18th inst l6 bids 2l0 slO A. 70, ESQ $50 AS
49, 50, $50 $40, 7.lO, 765, 7eO, 7.oO and 8 TO-
BREADsTUEFsThe stock Of flour is very light anu with
active demand, the supply report prices very
hT, Wit SIN upward tendency. We quot City superne At
s9S50 and Extra at s7s75O per barre the outside figures
baag iea prices Country IS hrn at safes for super
hne, and S395635O for extra in SACKS Of 100 pounds
The receipts Of Wheat coutinus very light and iliers
End very difficult to get enough Wheat TO keen their mills in
operation The impression 70 prevail that there not
very large amount the country sale. We quote m to prime
Red s9O per bushe aud fair to prime White at slice
Us a
Te inactive sandfr Corn, and buyers readily pay 70
975e per busbeI, according to quality, ana furnish sacks
We notice st during week Wheat has advanced IN Gin
onnati q and at Chicago sa4c pr bushs
Cora ezhbed upRsnE tsadsn iH he Ya7ieus markets
Of the VEST and in as places an advance Of 2s per buahel
PRoYIsfoNs-Ne Bacon continues to arrive quite freely
We auets Hog 9<89xs, shoulders Sc, Hams IOc
and Clear sides lOs tom wagons. From store, packed &c al
vance on these prices is demanded.
GROCERIEs-The stocks Of rosees are ample ee the
demandand are being constantly enlar ed THERE'S fair amount
Of business doing within the range OF the following quotaions
sUsAR-Fsr S9sS and Prime to Choice e9ic in hogs
heads, and c advance these quotations barrels; New
York Coffee sugars Crushed aud Powdered 9l2c;
Loaf Il i912c.
MoEAssE sYguP olssse5 IA barrels 3J4sc gal half
barrels S0ci Sugar House 445e Golden Syrup in barrels
oo5TEE-Rio i9sise, Iag5yFa II Java ls9qO nm
TEA-Imperiai 50c9 unpowder 5075c Young Tyson 40
oct, Black 609sI So s- s-s--.-
sALTWe quote Coarse at sI59, and Fine Al 81 6O9
l7Q and Barrel at 0s busel The stock the market Is
ample 70 meet the demand.
COTTON YARNS-The following the agents quotations
FOR Cotton Yarns 700 and $780, Sc doz 6Bo l0c 500 aud
400, l2c.
WHSsKY.-RectiEed is held 259g7e p gallon, and
soanty At 50975e according to quality. 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

ItE New 0uE,Ns BUREsQUE OPERA TRouPE.-
This company gave one OF their entertainments last
night, at the GA Fellows Hall to an overfiowiug
house. The Taformance was excellent Of its kind;
the laughter ana meIriment reminded us Of WEST
and PEELS inuitable burlesques
All who Low, innocent sport and hearty laugh
should attend tnfgbt
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NAsHTllIE AID CHtIfAN00eA RsLR0AD;
Leave Nashville al lof. a m: and at s. D. IA.
Arrive az l15 s, Do. and ] J .. ma.
lD9-n trains connect AZ Stevenson for memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
The Eight train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains onthe East Tennessee
and Georgia road
lbotA trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road
Lboth trains connect at Wartrace with trains
on the shelbyvile branch.
The day train from Nashville connects at Tui-
lahpma with the train on the McMmnvilla and
Manchester road
The day train from Nashville connects at
ilecheld with trains on the Winchester aud
Alabama road for Salem and Faye1eville.I
1Eso'rssEE AND AHtRAMA RAuRolp:
Leave Nashville at s a. m and 2.jj p m.
arrive at 4, q M, and 6.20. pm.
L0uisFILLE AID NASHVILLE RAIROAD:
Lcave Nashville at Z AS a. m and 2:3S D. m TThe
morning train carries the mail
Arrive at $50, a. M, ana 5:3G, p m. [The evening
tran brings the NALL
EriEFisi-D AND KENTUCKY RAuBOAD:
Leave Nashville at 2, p. IA
Arrive az 10. a. M.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

The pleasure which we have enjoyed an ne so
cetv of the numerous friends that we have had the
good fortune nieet ID the last few DAYS has caused
us % neglect somewhat our editorial duties we
know that the kindness of cur readers wih readily
excuse Ass
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

No. CautiOns--The article of
ESb-1S-S Whisky well known .sDaly's Arc
matte Valley Whe5 has established repuiasnso universal
as renders it difficult iorthe manufacturer to keep pace with
demand This is the result Of perseyeng energy
duoon, sustained By determination adopted outset
instant departed from, that It's original purity and
unFiValed excellence should continue 70 thsend.
The eommon , attendant upon all such successful efforts,
has Overtaen the auufaCuref. Tits initiated by nscrupuous
imposof @ inferior and spurious arelei palmed oE upon
the community, 70 The great derment Of the pubic well
injury the manufacturer both eounent wen earned
repu Every effort has been made guard against piracy
By Copyright Of the Label ad 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 wLo may possess It, By having been yemzed Otherwise
wlenabls protect the public myself By psosecu
ton to The utmost extent Of The Law The gennBs HDays Aro
matte Valley Whisky put up in u bottles ese with
light yellow Label, and sealed with yellow wax With the pro-
pretor stamp s and fac smile signature Of pro-
prietor the label. All Other articles imiabns
Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whiskey is sold By the bottle and
only WIN. H. DAILY,
ep25-tl9m Sole Proprietor.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

New YORK Jan 22.-The New Haven train, which
left this city yesterday afternoon met with serious
accident near milford The driving wheels broke
and the tender and trucks were thrown from the
track and broken. The express wagon car was
turned upside down across the track. Although
there were nine gentlemen in It, only one, Mr.. Madi
gan the express agent, was injured ndhe slightly
The first and second passenger cars were thrown of
the track and the former thrown down an embank-
mentE No one in them was seriously hurt. lEhe
others stood on the track. There were $50 passe
gers on the train, which was running 81 mnes
hour. and their escape from serious injury was a
most miraculous.
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arrival Of the overland 8IaiI.

MA11ors STATION. Jan. .23.-The overland mail Of
the I'd has passed here.
The Golden Age and Champion were advertised
for Panama on the 18th. a race was anticipated
The weather is cold in Carson Valley.
There is much suffering among the Indians The
Eel river Rangers fought the Indians at Long Val
lev. killing 30 out of 90 Capt Jaboes' company
fought the Indians on the 18TH killing 80 and taking
rs prisoners. =
The San Francisco markets were glutted. The
exports Of gold of the year 1859 were s47.740OOO
against S47.54S,O00 in 1853.
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Reported by Fl. Il. HAHRIs0v, Steamboat Agspt.l
River down to nine feet on Harpeth Shoals, am
st on a moderate decline.
business yesterday al the landing quite active
owing 70 the arrival Of three Ohio river boats. and
one New Orleans steamer, with fair ireighis
The Howard wiz receive moderate trip from
this port to New Orleans.
The Ohio river crafts prospects are exceedingly
sim for freights.
Our landing is yet in poor condition we trust,
bweYer, from Capt HoRE's known energy, and the
present. faYofableweath to see the improvements
Of the landing resumed, and pushed forward with
rnewed viqor until cop,nleted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

FArN BENCoNrtE--We understand that a Difficult
ty occurred in the town Of Franklin. on Saturday
last between LAFAYETTE BEEcL ST this city. and a
Mr.. HARRISON, Of Williamson county. in which the
latter received woonls of which he died the next
day. The particulars we have heard are are contra
dictory, and we therefore abstain from giving them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

HAE arm Of MoWniRTER, MILLER A CO., having moved
n ClarksFlles r. p McFu,RIER viii the Ga
sia No 81 North Market Street, until the t5d fshruar
for ue purpose o. settling the Old business No
accounts Io paid by that tine ull BE- ein hands ef an on
Ger Cor collection- 5an5-td
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FOR Constable.

We are authorised announce Capt JEsE PAsR
election, Constable for the nashville District
No ! at the ensuing March election. jail
authorized r. W. COIIErT candidate
for Constable 18th Civil District Of Davidson county, at
the ensuing Mar h election jan4-ts
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"verIand wan.

MALLoY's STATION, Jan 2I.--The California Over
land Nail Of the 10th has passed here. 49,
The snow is from three to five feet deep in Carson
Valley.
The news from Semaikimeen mines Is favorable.
The British Government has ordered its men-Ot-
war from San Juan until the Government settle the
difficulty.
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IOOK no YOUR TyrERrsT,-

invoice Of ~Katy Dds and Last Sewers farf received
~ and win Be sold az bargain BY
jauG BENJ. p SHIELDS A. CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

HANDSOME TEsrnloNH--Mr. WILLIAMS, Of Hick-
man, was presented with fine gold headed walking
cane Saturday last with the familiar inscription
Of Prom WHIT' to JACK WuIMs7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

Dr. McCIintOck's Cold and Cough Mix
ture.---Ths great family medicine first introduced by
NJ nCnock when Dean Of the Philadelphia College Of Medi
The entire profession approve GUARANTEED to
e an ordinary cold cough, catarrh influenza, &c with
lpe certainty and degree Of rspidty that will agreeably
astopish the patient. Price % cents.
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WHTE havea good otof Negroe fer sale. Among them
w have good girls suitable Tor house puroass So. boy,
l8 years Old, e trained dliugroo good la
les With l1t uf sug e negroes siiull Tor TIE
im1 IT, H. HAYNES a CO., No IS Cedar ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

lle 5ohn Fisher win be the regular mail packet
tiiday st ~ o'clock Dr. making regular and close
connection with Louisville, St Louis and New Or
LEAFS steamers thereby afordiEg passengers an op-
pOhunity for speedy and comfortable transit to
eIttsr Of the above points. Her destination is Pa
duah, and her departure win be punctual for that
point
Tie steamer Aarmora, BRESNJ.N master, viii leave
for Pttsburg this evening, at 4 O'Clock, ?. NJ
Tie regular packet boat, Sam Kirkman, JOSH.
THpOP in command, and Ben ElGAN presiding at
the iesk is up for punctual trip for Cincinnati at
y o'clock. II.
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COMMERCIAL.


ooTT0Nwe heard Of the following sales Of Gotten today
3fhalssoi 95ft9l0o, and IS al Zoe.
Hstse comped the following comparative statement q Tie
receipts Of Cotton t various ports the lst Of sepamtel
l-uu he IaLa.L NIL 100 r-e--.al a li- nalc.
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RiHer Newa.

!. LOUISVILLE. JAN 23.-The river is recediug with
feet water in the canal and feet on the falls.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 3D. The river has risen II inches
in IS hours and is within ~ inches of the extreme
height last year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

The greatest Remedy in the wortl This cordial
Is distilled from berry known only TO myself and
Chemically combined With O. the most valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and barks known 10 the mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD ROOT, BLACK RuJT, WILD
CHERRT BARK, yellow Dock, DASBELI0S- SlRsAP-
ARILHi, ElDER hlJWERs, with Others pr0dacing the
most nillise remedy f1r the restoration OF health
ever known. IL IS natuFe's own remedy, curing dis
BY natural laws. when taken, its influence Is
felt coursing through every vein Of the body purify
ing and acceleratng the circulation Of the blood Ii
Eenra'izes any bilious matter in the stomach, aid
sfraurfhcus the WhOlB examination
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24
Legislative Excursion.

CINCINNATI, Jan. ga committee is appointed to
receive the Kentucky and Tennessee Legislatures
The Ohio Legislature invites them to visit Column