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1 YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS.

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you sick feeble, and complainngl Are you out Of
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illness. Some fit Of sickness Is creeping upon you, ana
should he avered by timely use OF the right remedy
Take Ayers Pills aud cleanse out the disordered humors
purify the blood and let the fluids move on unobstruccd in
health again. They stimulate the functions OF the body in
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which make disease cold settles somewhere In the boy
and obsructs Its functions These II not relieved,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs roduc-
ing general aggravaton, suffering and disease While in
this condition. oppressed by the arrangements take
PINS and see how directly they restore the natural
action Of the system, aud with the buoyan feeling OF health
again What is true and apparent in IN ts trivial ana
common complaint Is also true in many OF the uecpsehed
and dangerous dstempers. The eNpes
them Caused by similar distractions a arrangements
the natural functions VI the body, they are rapidly ana
many of them surely cured by the same meaus None who
know the virtues If these Pills will neglect to employ them
when suffering from the disorders they cure
Statements leading physicians in of the princ-
pal cities, and from other well known public persons
From Foruarding Merchant Of 81 Louis, Feb a. 1856
Dr. AVER. Pills the paragon Of all that great
In medicine They have cured my little daughter Of ulcer
Gus upon hands and feet that had proved ncurabe
for years Her mother has been long grievousy afflicted
with blotces and pmpes on her skin and in her hair Az
have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
ASS Family Physic.
From Or. B.. ". Cartwright, New Orleans.
Your Pills the prince Of purges Their excellent quali-
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Head che, Sick Hcadac che. Foui stomach.
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DEAR Mn. AYER.- cannot answer you uhaf.complants
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CLERK Of Steamer Clarion
~ Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury, which
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

rVNHE PETITIONERS FOR A NEW ROAD,
Il to be laid through Braeboro and Marlboro, to VIII
mngton, are notified that list If their names, with the
amount for each to pay has been left in H. Kirkand office,
where they requested to call and pay Immediately and
cost
Drattcboro, Jan. 4, lS60.-tfl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-04-07
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Our arrangements arc now complete for making to
order ALL the desirable patterns Of HAlRJEWELhf'
Persons having Hair that they wish to preserve can
be SURE of receiving the same Hair FINELY BRAIDED
or ARRANGED IN ANY STYLE THEY DESIRE, and the
MoUNTiNGs Of the FINEST GOLD.
We take great pains with this department of our
business rs GOOD TASTE & GOOD WORK must
both be employed or the desired end is not accom-
pshcd.
The list of articles manufactured and of which we
have patterns comprise
PINS, EAR JEWELS,
NECKLACES, BRACELETS,
VEST CHAINS, GUARD CHAINS,
CHATALAINs, RINGS, CROSSES,
A variety Of
CHARMS, KEYS SEALS, &c., &C.,
making in all over THREE HUNDRED VARIETIES OF
STYLES In single sett Of Jewelry of some styles we
are enabled TO use THIRTY-TWO kinds Of Hair
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-04-07
"It has stood the best OF all tests,
Nm NE

"It has stood the best OF all tests,
Nh NE
A ND HAS SUSTAINED ITS REPUTA-
N ton for more than THIRTY YEARS. PHYSICIANS Of
the highest respecaby prescribe it, and thousands Of
families keep on hand Standard Family Medicine.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSAM,
prepared by the well druggists Messrs Reed, Cutler
Co. have good authority for saying, Of the best
remedies for Coughs, Colds. and all Pulmonary
Com Iaints. offered to the pubc-Boston Journal
REV. DR.. LYMAN BEECHER
wr,es-"Gentlemeni have used your VEGETABLE PUIMo-
NARY BALsAM myself with benefit and have known it to be
used with good effect in families around me-"
Tue LATE REV. DR.. LEONARD WOODS
wrote-"Gentemen: "Fron a long use Of your Vegetable
Pulmonary Basam my family circle and among theologi
cal Students have been led to regard safe and eh-
cacious medcine
'Genemon:-We the undersigned, Wholesale Druggists,
having years sold your Vegetable Pulmonary Raj
happy 70 bear testimony to its great efficacy in the
relief AMI OF Pulmonary complaints. We know OF no
medicine which has deservedly sustained high repua
ton for long term of years which rarely dsap
points the reasonable expectations Of those who it,"
gnel by many Of the largest and oldest Druggists in the
United States and Canadas
"Gentemen-n extensive practice Of myself and
have prescribed large quantities OF your Vegetable Pull
monary Basam and happy TO have found 1t gn ELL
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" Beicare of Counterfeits and Imitations!!!
Enquire for the article by its NAME,
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Prepared only by REED CUTLER co., Druggists, Nos.
Apothecre and Country Merchants generally Price, large
size, 81; small size so cents.
/ For sale In Brattlcboro by JOSEPH CLARK,
and by Apothecaries and Country Merchants generally
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-26
Nsh Orleans DULY Cresfert,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
NOTICE.
TRKAsHRER's DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans, July 8, 1850.


New Orleans, July 8. 1850.
The following is a list of the names and amounts
Of the Unpaid Tax Bills for the taxes on Real Is
tate. slaves and Personal Property for the year
1859, remaining in my hands this day. These bills
eau be paid at the Treasurers office City Hall, Tor
thirty days from date hereof, by paying the costs
Of advertising, which is rs cents, and interest at
the rate Of 10 per cent per annnm from date until
paid AT the expiration of the thirty days, all un
paid bills win DO placed in the hands Of the ASSIST
ant City Attorney for legal collection, ACCORDING
10 the law Of 1859, which reads thus; me
Treasurer shall give notice that Judgment thereoh
Will be applied for to the District Courts according
u Tie frst letter of the name Of the delinquent
sax payers.-ss follows all bills from to D inclu-
siyey to the second District Court; all bills from
u j. irclusyely, to the Third District Court; all
bs rom to N, inclasiyey, to the Fourth District
Court; all bills from 0 to R, inclasiyely, to the
Fifth District Court; all bills from to q, inclu-
siyely, 10 the Sixth District Court II
ADAM CIFFEN. City Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14

4v1ACUOA Hamilton sold q hhds tobacco day at the fol
lowing prices PES Is, a5 80 40 S. Q70 $50, ass
2s5, go 80, 3l0 90 325. 2 So s65 75 400 4Ie
4ss Is, SIS SIS, 95 IS, s., &C., co. o. cas- co
Is, 90 90, co. 2 GO, z o., ana 7s5.
Fisher Wheess Co., sold IS hhds at the following prices
200 TO- Is, IS, 50. e5275, S. 50, 95, 90,
z 50, IS, and IS.
BBEADsFUFFsThe stock Of our on the market continues
hga and with an active demand both consumption and
expert holders enabled realise fa prices There is
probability that Flour viii be lower harvest Indeed
Il N remains at present prices win certainly have
cause to congratulate themselves quote City suPehne
Soo 80 and Extra at s75O per barre the outside figures
being the retail prices Country firm at s253 for suPerane,
and sJ.25e35O for extra in saoss Of 100 pounds
There very little Wheat brought market The in
the hands Of farmers probably much more than they
will require for their USE the uuvorabe reports in
gard to the growing crop will them to husband whatever
they may have Buyers readily pay 81 l59l 20 bushe for
fair Red snd White and 81 IS for prime.
Te active demand Corn and bayers readily pay 70
75e Perbuhe according quality, ana furnish sacks.
PR0YIsI0NS-The receipts q Bacon continue quite lib
ers notcea fair from the South The warkets
hardly the Of last week. and prices may be
quoted Shoulders and Ham, We quote Shout
dsrs at &C. Hams DC, Clear Sides lO9lOc from wagons
From store packed advance these quotations demanded
Lard continues coed demand We quote pr@ein good ship
ping packages at 9k9lOc
IRISH POTATOEs-The marke: is we'll gupplied and we
quote the market firm at S3a3.5O.
GROOERIEs-The stocks Groceries ample the
demadand being constantly enlarged THERE'S fair amount
Of busnedO within the range Of the following quOtaOns
sUsAR-Far s9sz aud Prime to Choice 949}ic h in hogs
heads, and lc these quotations in tarre New
York Coffee Sugars l0le Crushed and Powdered 1l592c
Loaf lI5z@I2c
MoLAsEs SYRUP Aoasses in barrels 4J4sc gall half
barrels 59c Sugar House 43945c Golden Syrup barrels
15ei hslf barrels Sc and kegs ten gals 81
OoFFEE-Rio isl3zci Laguyra 49, 9l4ei Java l39l4B b
TE-Imperiai 5OcsI Gunpowder 5O975e Young Tyson 40
eco, Black 6O9SI so.
SALTWe quote Coarse SAX $780, and Fine 81 Goa
l7O, and Barrel at 30c bushel. The stock the
ample to the demand.
COTTON YARNS-The following the agents quotations
Cotton Yarns zoo $780, co., lOc 50O lc and
4OO l2c.
WH1sKY.-Rectlhed is held at 2s994e . gallon, and /
county ct 5Od75c, according to quality.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14
Coffee and Sugar.

dispatch from Messrs. White Ede-, Baltimore tee
graphed Louisville firm Gays thst Rio dates Ufhe
csyed there quote soee hoard I9 cents" dispatch from
New York mentions still latter advices from Rio which more
than subssntae the intelligence of the Baltimore dispatch
The New York journal Of Commerce Of the 10th says SCOT
fee asst free darkey suit holders IN
aPprOaohable the Flying Dutchman; the sales OOba
Rio I2493 81 bags Rio skimmngs at 49, GOO Bahia on
atl29l3 mostly lower rate; 500 Java at I5K and
200 bags Cape private terms"
The Baltimore american Of the 10Th, says Of Coffee:
Daring the part week the market was rather quiet
as the trade seemed unwilling operate at the high prices
by holders, but subsequently, with good speculative demand
the market active and nearly all the
hands was bought up The transactions sOO bags,
follows viz G4O0 bags, good prime specus
ton at 3ceRs and the trade; 400 bags I2
CENTS 100 fair do at l cents 1000 good - cents
and 400 bags prime do at l3 The OF coffee
remaining IN rst hands does not exceed 49, bags holders
are firm in asking l5z9l31S for good prime
Banhee arrived this with cargo eOObags Rio which
fully third less than usually brings The market at
no sales to note but quote steady at 1i5 cents and
do. at l5G}l6 cents per pound.
The New Orleans PicGyWRe Of the 10th says of Coffee:
The demand has been only modr but prices very
mananed the sales Of the having 6OOO
bags range for extremes Of i2I3c h. We still quote:
l21t93c b. cargo Of 35 bags arrived during the
week. making the imports since the September 269l4
against 2s6, 42s to the same date last year
dispatch from New Orleans Louisville house says the
has been definitely ascersned and ths
to22l,OOO hhds. Last year it was 3iI,OOO
The New Orleans Fc7ye 10th says demand for
Sugar during the week had been only moderate and prices
orally have been in favor Of buyers for the qualities fully
fair while the better grades have been and very firm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14
RInrketshr TeIerrnnI.

NEw ORLEANS March l3COton rm sales 500 bales Mid
ding lOI9 Sales o: three days 2se0O Receipts
three days 10000 bales sgan "a during correspond
ing time last Receipts this port ahead last year Ill
700 bales At all Southern ports bales Moasse mprov
ing '321934 Mess Pork quiet ls,97. Whisky dull 3I1
Sugar, Flour and Corn unchanged Freight Cotton to Liver
pool fveeights. Exchange unchanged
CINCINNATI, March l3Fiour quiet nut firm sales 1900 bb
Whisky, sales lJO0bbls 49,; Sugar du prices Irregular %
MOlaSses TO- Coffee firm H.
NEw YORK. March ISCOtton firm sales to day 200 bales
Mddling upland III. Flour quiet; sales 1OO bbs $500
$40 Whisky ga Corn dull sales 1900 bushels, 7798U
Mess Pork ssls2I for new, sI7 % for old
Tes lOH9 Sugar buoyant; advanced $50 dhds,
leans 5&973S. Coffee sales $50 bags Rio ISll
QUEEEsTUwN Neutrality-suspicious., sales Of days Is 600
bales, Of which spectators and exporters
ket dull all qualities slightly decnei the decline being heavier
OF inferior qualities. Consols unchanged.
INV YORK. March The Shipping List cotton steady
sales Of three days 5000 bales Mddng Orleans s Freights
cotton to Liverpool nine thirty seconds eghhs su
steady and unchanged Gocer grades and wanted
MOlasses steady Tobacco frm Sterling exchange Francs
TI55E95 I75l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14

You've MEN's MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
A bll has passed both houses Of the legislature
which contains a provision chartcring the Young
Mems Mercantile Library Association of this citv.
The incorporators are George +. Alers, Jo. H. Van
leer. Charles G. Jones, r. J. Walton Thomas c.
Wright J. A. Pigue, George II. Thayer. George Lee.
Felix W. Abbav. Thomas Gibson, Frank W. Green.
Fred A. Shepherd, g. w. Fall, W. H. Warren, sam.
J. Keith s Kirkpatrick, II. C. Shapar5 G. W. H.
Butler, f. b. Lanier James Eakin, $. Mcclure, Henry
O. Johnson. Thomas B. Eastland John Patterson. J.
T. Wheless, David Humphrey. VIM II. Morrow II.
Hill McAGster, Randall NJ. Weber, Dixon a. Allison.
Jo Vaulx II. J. Jones J. II. FaIrar Ia. ). Hicks W.
W. Baylcss. john NJ Pearl John X. Gilkerson VIM.
Keenan,, Fred Terrass, Thomas C. Coleman, St Clair
H. Morgan W. F. Erskine, E. P. Edwards, and ". W
Norris.
This is a good move and we trust it viii be NlgOr
ously followed up. such an Institution viii result
in great benefit to its members.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14
NE of the 10Th says of Coffee:
Ranking n Illissonri.

Mr. c. + Jackson, Banking Commissioner Missouri in his
annual report after noting the banking system
the State, proposes the following remedies:
l. Prohibit bank and branch bank paying ans
note they will not redeem gold silver
= Require every bank and branch hank, IN edeeming
notes to pay of the whole presented any
demand
s. Repeal that part the law regulating interest and exchange
and lieu thereof allow the banks to charge egh-or thought
best ninper cent and upon either bills
notes discounted exeptin Wher9 bills msy bought
able at point which exchange be discount In
cases. allow in addition to interest," the regular OF discount
ruling at the the time OF disc0unting bills.
4 Permit savings institution savings asSocston
cee on depOs or in the payment Of debts pay out any
bank note they viii not receive the equivalent gold sill.
yer, and enter it upon their BOOKS accordingly.
Prohibit every broker and exchange des.er under the
Tet penalties from paying out bank note they will
cee depose III tbs Of debts the equivalent
gold and silver
g. Require all the parties above keep their
under the simple head Of cash
. Make check drawn upon them payable cash only,
giving the holder the right to demand gold
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14

TmArucu--Ot was well receiy ed las; night
10y am excellent house. Booms Iago was a chaste
and elegant performance. There is no character
more frequently butcherel by the actors "oer doing
Termagant than that Of Iago. Mr.. Boou displays
the nferority of his genius by not oversteppug the
modesJy Of nature in showing "scorn her own
image.
Mr.. KEEu.E took the role Of Othello. Mr.. X. has
very many friends among the theater-goers of
Nashville. and is indeed a very clever actor. He Is
little unfortunate "a he sJoiag in his gait The
modulations of his voice. the cadences are too
abrupt. Tie Us occasionally rather robustious for
any other than a frsi-cllss Bowery audience; but
upon the whole very popular actor. His Othell0
was as red as North American Indian and un-
happily not near black. Mrs. HENDERsoN's BESIDE
mona was very good. Mrs. CRISP, who played Anne
lia we regard taking her for all in ALL of the
very best actresses We know Of Mr.. OGDEN's drunk
en- Cassie was 70 the life
Tonight we have by particular request repe-
tition Of Richeiieu From what we have seen Of
Mr.. BoorH. we consider this as his great character
We doubt whether he has an equal ON the stage as
the Cardinal Statesman. We bespeak for him a
crowGed and appreciatiyc house.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14
Foreign Commercial.

LIVERPOOL, Feb % Per America Richardson
Spence Co. quote American Flour, dull but steady.
Corn, 35s Cd Bgland Athya Co. quote Beef steady
Mess Pork steady but quiet Lard firm, qualities slightly ad
vanced Fine 5996s Sugar and Coffee quiet Cotton sales
Of three days 10000 bales Of which spectators exporters
took 5000 aes Market dull and declined a. Csnsos 94
9i5s.
demonstrating Brothers quote BreaistG firm. White
4G94as. Rel 44@5s. Flour 229a6s Tea declined pence
Linseed OH 81. American stocks unchanged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14
J. W, Williams--Agent.

luz Propietors these Machines claim, q substantial
the elsm) that their Instruments ell eests any and s5e
kind 81 aeseoorE perform the same in the best possible
Combining does, lie merits Of All the other Aa
chimes, and, the avoiding their fauitsi com
mends Itself to the public IS the great Family sew
ing Machine, and adapted to e5sT 6Faach u iHdf
try where the needle Is required.
They viii sateh hem, FELL bind and gather -aey make
strong lock stitch vsled Pallsd cut They
make beautiful uniform stitch. alike bo sides Of the work
without forming ridges underneath
The Machine have great strength, perfectly simple, and
the management Of them eEsiiy acquired
Apyspoo Of cotton, thread ak, may be used They are
almost aoissss operations and ieH issar 0ngs than
auy other Sewing Machine extani
Let Manufacturers, Planters, Fters Housekeees any
other persons in search OF instrument to execute any Kind
Of erfng noe dOs yaaaehine make strs s seelrs to
5sst, By examining ours before purchasing
UsA liberal discount made Miaers and charitable So
eetss
~ All Eacines warranted thee years. and fun Instructions
given 70 then satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
The public are invited to can and ezrni. tie la hines
So PUBLIC SQUARE.
iaaes-d1s&w
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from washington .

WASHINGTON, March l2.-An earnest and proba-
bly, a successful effort is making by TIE Govern
ment in conjunction with the leading telegraph gen
tlemen Of the country, to secure the completion Ot
a substantial line of telegraph from the Mississippi
river to San Francisco.
There are now present in this CITY, in cOnsulta-
ton upon the subject, Hiram Sibley, President of
the Western Union Company; Zenas Barnum. Pres
ident of the American Telegraph Company; K.
Walker, President Of tine New York, Albany and
Buffalo Company; DR.. Green, Of the New Orleans
and Louisville Company; Col Bee, President Of the
California line Judge Seldom, of Rochester; S. :.
FaxOE, Of Utica; Cyrus. W. Field, Of New York; e.
IA COrnell,,Of Ithaca; and others.
Mr.. Hyatt, in accordance with the order of the
Senate has been lodged in jail
The case Of General CullOm, ex-Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, charged in several cases
with embeZZlement, was taken up to-day in the
criminal court. About forty witnesses were called,
some Of whom, for the United States, did not an
swer. General CullOm was present and ready fo-
trial, but as the Court preferred pOstpOnment
til the next term. the second Monday in July was
imperatiyely fixed as the day which the case
would be proceeded with
The Homestead bill which passed the House to-
day, provides that any person who is the head Of
family, who has arrived at the age Of twenty-o
years and is citizen of the United States or who
shall have declared his intention to become such,
shall be entitled TO enter free of cost 100 OF
public land, upon which such person may have
uAeu Cdllls WHICH may At Tue TIME
such application Is made. be subject to presumption
at Sl25 or less per acre, or 50 acres at $3.50 per
acre. No certificate patent is to be issued until
the expiration of five years from the date of entry
and on the payment of $40, rights are secured TO
the actual settlers issue heirs and devise the
lands so acquired which are then, in no event. to
become liable for the satisfaction of any debts
tracted prior to the issue of the patent
WASHINGTON, March l2.-HOUsE-The Arkansas
Legislature resolutions were presented in favor Of
a Pacific Railroad on the 3jth parallel, and asking
that Arkansas have one member on the committee,
which was agreed to- and Hindman was appointed
additional member.
The case Of Gen. Cullom. eX-clerk of the House
of Representatives, postponed until the second
Monday in JUly.
1t is stated that 1000 troops will be on the Mex-
can frontier before June.
The Secretary Of State and the Minister from
Honduras had interview to-day. The negotia
tons broken of two years ago will probably be re-
newed.
Wash. Collins, our Consul to AmoOr in st. Peters
burg, is endeavoring to enlist the Russian Govern
ment in his project for a telegraph line from Mos
COW to St. Louis. Mo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14
Arrival of the Arizona.

NEW ORLEANS, March 13-The steamer Arizona
with Brazos dates of the 10th, has arrived. She
brings SI32,0OO specie.
Brownsville is quiet Marguese has pronounced
in favor of Santa Anita at the Capitol so, also has
Gen. Vol at Gaudalajara.
Marguese was arrested, but escaped.
A cOnducta of one million dollars is ON the way
from Zacetecas to Matamoras.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-14
GAIT HOUSE,
IOVVgVEEIE. XIV

TVTHE Proprietors OF the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase OF travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, have enlarged the Hotel double its
former capacity with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
The pUbc may rely that the wellearned reputation OF the
GAIT HoUg strictly first class HOTEL shall be maintained,
This House conveniently located for travel East West
the Louisville Office Of the Jacksonville Railroad, having d.
railroad connections to all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing Of the United Mail Line Steamers Cncn-
natl and the East, within square Of the EOtel
Baggage checked in the Gait House to all the principal
points, North, East and West.
II ? Time from louisville to New York 3 hours