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CLARK & FULLER's
AnQbrOS1a1 OIL.
CLARK. GREGORY &CO.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
HH z EQ


Headache Earache Toothache minutes; Rheumatism
Coughs Eeurasa, Colds, Erypess, Bronchitis Dyspepsia
Coc Cramps Inamed Eyes Chronic Sore Eyes Sore Throat
Burns Bruises Sprans Chopped Hands, Piles Ulser,
Diarrha Bunons Oorns Frosted Feet Deafness Old Sores
Sore Breast Nipples scadHead RgvOm Tettee Snake
Bites Spider Bites Dog Bites Rst Bites The tcorld Is cd
on horses Sore Eyes horses sprans swnney Poll Evil,
Fistus saddle Calls fresh Wounds Sveings and
Hhe remedy apply 10 tender footed horses from
founderke the feet and battle we'll about toe og Of tbs
foot Cures ali cutanenus diseases man or beast.
remedy in all cases. bat can show more
real proof OF AHBHoAL OIL in It's healing proper
lies who shove being bought than
be produced for Aay other medicine
We do for every malay 10 which the human
family what proclaim suhsanate By
living The AMBROsIAJ OIL Nashville preparation
and throughout the South and Southwest BY all good drug
gss and dealers The South be justly proud thai
Dr. Clark native Tennessea1 after much labor and research
has produced really Worhy medicine, which is bound to drive
Of the worthless imported trash With Which the coun
try is flooded.
Please call at ocs, where viii tske pleasure In show
ing letters testimonials too numerous to set for in the form
high staining who using in their prRcc as they state
with marvellous effects.
challenge the world produce remedy speedy and efeo
tual in its healing properties.
IT Rad the evidence oftbe virtue Of CLARK Fulless Am
bro5T U authentic and nom whose wore
and standing are irreproacabe Read and be convinced
CLARK, GREGOK7 & CO..
Sole Propretor Nashville, Tenn. Depot 81, College Street.
Nashville, Tenn.
For sale By PrOpeOrs and all Druggists country sr
chants ncvIo-vem
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Thc spirit of Resistance


Thc Montgomery Hd's says -
"a. t,le the liberty Of mentioaing' mat !; II.
ya,,s ESQ. last night, on the receipt o. Inc Ge%
ycrk news stated publicly that te 0I 5,t tSst each
Saty Ee state which declined to do so would be
degraded" -.-. mis-, ovnress the same
,iln,f and we believe a fair proportion OF 'n'
Doualas men viii do the same
In with the Star of Alabama!
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ririnnis Election.

Lincoln has large majority in Illinois, exceeding
perhaps 10000 votes. Both branches Of the Legs
lature are Black Republican Their majority on
Joint ballot is about p THIS secures Tue re-e.ec
ton of Tkruru1L to the United States senate. Inc
Congressional delegation stands as before Demo
,...,t. 1 Rlncl- Errnhlicans s.
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movement. in south Carolina.

We find the following dispatches in our Augusta
exchanges:
! CHARLESTON, Nov Up M.-The United States
District Judge resigned his Office this morning in
open Court.
CHARLESTON, Nov. I, II P. M.-James Conner, the
! United States District Attorney has resigned his
! office.
! Col Colcock, the Collector of the port and Mr..
Jacobs his Deputy, have notified the President of
! the United States of their intention to resign,
All Federal officers in South Carolina intend to
resign on the Inauguration of Lincoln.
| The Legislature of South Carolina, which assem-
bled on Monday last to choose Presidential electors
determined proong its special session until Thurs
day. to await the result of the general election The
South CITOlnidn says:
Judging from the tone of public sentiment that is
manifest both in and out of the Legislature, there
exists doubt that it is known that Lin
coin is elected, convention of the people will be
called to decide what course they will adopt. We
have rarely greater harmony of sentiment and
unity Of purpose than that now prevailing here,
and we learn, throughout the State. We trust and
believe that both will be maintained until the State
and her sister soveregnties of the South establish
their independence. On the issue now presented to
Decentralization to Black Republicanism or resist
cnce-we believe the people of this State are firmly
united, and the mode and manner Of redress, or the
measures to be adopted to place the State in safety
are the only points now left for discussion.
A Geographic dispatch from Columbia to the
Charleston Mercury dated at 9 P. NJ, of the 9th,
says:
1t is reported here that resolution will be nitro
duced in the House tomorrow, authorizing the Le-
gisature TO send Immediately Commissioner to the
Georgia legislature to confer upon prompt action.
There is but little excitement here. People re-
gard secession as certain to follow LincOns cleo
ton, and are cooy waiting that result
The Mercury of the 9TH says
There was great excitement in the neighborhood
Of the Newspaper offices and the Telegraph Office,
last night-a large number of enthusiastic gentle
men having congregated. anxiously awaited the
suit OF the Presidential election The first despatch
received was that Connecticut had goue for Lincoln
by several thousand msority. The next stated that
North carolina was considered certain for Breckin-
ridge. These were soon followed by A brief des
patch winch, however, contained the desired infor-
nation The Agent Of the Associated Press teIa
graphed that Lincoln's election was certain. and
that trifing details were unnecessary Upon the
announcement of this news at the 5[erc,fry Office
which appeared to be the headquarters for informa
ton the crowd gave expression to their feelings by
long and continued cheering for Southern Confed-
eracy. The greatest excitement prevailed and the
news spread with lightning rapdity over the city
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Far Rent nrI-nnao.

WILL leare for term a years longer for u
ensuing year upen most hEorahle thai lArEs
commodious DWELLING At the Of B0ad VauI Hal
streets occupied By H. NJ Fays, $50.
ALSO, viii sell, upon very fVorable terms rsaia
der o. interest in the property formerly occupied
denoe, rented to B. P Boset, mile
West Of the Court Heuse, eontainng sif
OF eight rooms and other improvements about twelve
Bapehor gard soa portion q which sesutaly
ana shads trees delightful hoe TIE
vicinity OF Nashville cannot b 1nd for sale II
sold, It viii be FOR INIT Tor The coming year Apply 20 <
Cherry street. toetI7l BUGESE UNDERWOOD.
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STOP TIE TTuEFI

ToHN R. KIRBY LEFT my en- the morning Of the h Of
% November taking with him horse Ezdda and bye said
Kirby rssed Rock Island afout sEenree years
old, I've inches in height fair coplezisnaa
lest otdarhe had blue blanket when he left light
CaSne pants, and most conspicuous vooen comforter about
his striped lengthEe With WhiEa think proba
bly, be Is lurking n the vicinity Of McMnnVlle Sparta
The horse Light sorrel, bis right hip is little shotten
star in bis snip his with white little
rise q Eve high and viii be i've old spring
s25 the horse $50 for the delivery Of the horse
and thief Men Of bring TIE rascal justice
hpossbe be had married and left her without support
B. FURdAS0a.
Ny address-snyrna Depot, Rutherford County, Tenn.
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SuperIor EnveInnes nt WhnIesaie,

VIE subscriber begs leave call the attention Of Booksellers
sAonefs Dealers in Fancy Goods and all others, to the
extensive and superior quality Of Enveopes manu-
Iactued 5 him The kinds embrace style Ct Letter, Noe
0mcal neaang Port Folio Drug and ether varieties Aso
parchment and Lined all aummed in the most perfect
manner On tne best folding machines Jet invented.
Also Writing Papers OF all kinds at wholesale prices. Gam
pies with adest Of prices sent bV mail when requested
Dealers are invited to call and ex1une his stock, qualities,
prices styles, &c, &C. SAMUEL RAYNOR,
poy9-d2y xITrYiro-a a3-.1+
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AdminIstrator,a saIe.

Administrators Sale.
THURSDAY, the 18Th day Of November, 1850, WI Of
~ - r sale te the highest BIDDER, Patterson ren WORKS
o. Harpeth aud hsis residence Of Hs James T. Bell
10 Chatham county, Tennessee
from sixty 70 serenity head 81 Mules;
| seventy 10 seventy ave head Of Catiis;
seventy % feIentg- Eve Aead q sheep;
Seven Yoke Of Oxen;
Carts. wagons, PioHs, ke-kc:
Two Set, Bsek.@iih rools Carpenter TOols, a., Ae-s
1000 Barrels Corn, IN the FIsid;
25 Stacks Of Mle Hay.
AMI various ether articles, too tedious touentlon.
Terms OF Sales--Eor all suns Of aIO aad under,
In hand that credit Of nine moths viii Evea
Bonds with approved security In all win required befor
removal OF The property. A. o. srOSKkRD, A6a'.
PAltsnon Iron Works, Oct le, '60-dn'
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ANOTHER FEAT OF THE GRACE DARLING FAMILY
The Grace Darling family have again performed a
humane act On the 9Th ut the soop Trio, for
Leith left Shields with fair wind, and was over
taken by gale on Wednesday off North Sunderland;
got as far as Skate Roads when they letIgo both
chors, which, during a perfect hurricane, were
snapped, and the vessel drifted on the Longstone
rock where the ForfarshIre was lost. The mas
ter and crew had great difficulty in getting from the
ship and after being twelve hours the rock, were
picked off by the father brother, and two nephews
Of that heroine, Grace Darling, the father now be-
ing in his seventyfth year, fifty of which has been
in the lighthouse service.
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state of Tennessee, Davidson County.
C1ERCUIT COURT--SEPTEMBER TERM,
1890 1, JoBE GREER Collector Of the STATE and ooun
TT axesfo Davidson county State OF Tennessee do hereby
MORT TO Court the following Of Land Town Lots and
Town Lott having been given 10 for Taxes for the
1885, tbs Taxes thereon remain due and unpaid
and that the respective claimants thereof have
goods or within my county which destrau fer
the said Taxes,
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OK Tuesday hight ssta bureh Of sYs, nubsring eleven
~ in all Also, enc large Brass KY suitabls for
Aso Pocket Book. containing papers rscepts and m
on Lavrenceburg bank. will pay handsome for III
return Of the o Gao. B. BROWN
nOve-dst At Azell Hooper 4 o. = No. = MARKET st.
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WHAT Is 10 BECOME oY DOUdLAs.-The Cincinnati
Commercial, (Black Republican, says;
We expect that the next thing which will be
heard from Douglas will be that he is supporting
Lincoln's Administration
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Dividend NOTICE..

IENHE Board OF Directors Of the Nashville Cormercsl In
surance company have this day declared semi annua
dy Of three dollars share payable on aud aes the 2t
inst JAMES WALKER,
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For Rent,

A DESIRABLE REsIDENCE, sonTsaisnt . bu-
snsss II Of the agreeable neghborhoods in
city MOdsratsrsns. pOsss'siOn EiVsn iHnraisisly.
J. ". LANGLEY
oct1e-a Apply ct A Union q
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trustees sale Of VALUABLE NEGROES

ID virtue CT Dsed o. s szscu;s By L. Bell. do
ID ceased 70 the undersSned Trustee he 23th dAy
April 1853 AID registered Ia TEE Registers 0es q oheatha
eounty, in book page "a and IN Dston county Register
Office, in book l. Pagss rs and 49, vii Sgsr Tor s bsfor
10Th day Of November NEXT many Of the slaves neaoosd
aid deed cOsssng Of men. EoeH sad ehildrsnl viz
isfy the debt Tor which said deed Wss sxscubed.
Terms of Sale, Cash.
o. P. McROBHRTs, frustss.
MANTLE. Tsan. Oct 10 oo-d.d
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AUniEed south,

We clip the following from the Augusta Chronicle
and Sg,ti5G of tie 18th:
We are requested to say that all those who are in
-. rf pruaIitv in the Union. or independence out
% IT. are invited TO meet at the City Hall tonight at
n o'clock. for the purpose OF organizing an asso-
'T p,.,n,nent men Of all parties will address the
"
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Notice.

TgVHR public hereby notified not 10 trade fer two notes
cuted BY A. Phclps and Rainey Jshn A. Petty New
6h le6O both due dag after GATE and S2
other for s44 and c.nts the be paid
Also, notes for the dates and payments to
PetiZa the CONFEDERATION has failed viii pay
A. c. PHELPS & RAINEY.
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Regular Tuesday and FridRy Packet
EOR RARIiCAH-

TENHE neElisht draught steamer May Duke,
DAVIS Master, will depart for the above and in 4
termedste landings, friday, the 9th inst, at 10
o'clock NJ. For freight passAss apply board OF 10
A. L. DAVIS.
noyS-d2t O6ce at Rhss, Hardcanle 4 Cos
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THANKSGIVING. - Thanksgiving procamations
though always pleasant to contemplate, are unusu-
ally formal in text That of Gov. Banks of Nassa-
chusets however is really fresh and original of its
kind Mark the cadence of the itany, which rises
and falls in every sentence:
For the favored position which separates our
beloved country from the political complications
that torture other nations and secures to US well
regulated liberty and universal peace;
For the preservation of the States united;
For the public health and prosperity;
For the rich harvests of the year;
For the privileges of general education;
For the capacity and hope of future improve
ment;
And the never failing consultations of Christian
faith;
Let US remember. in every act of thanksgiving
for our inapprecable privileges the opportunities
that are offered;
For the relief of those in want;
The succor of the oppressed;
The consolation of the afflicted;
The comfort of the imprisoned;
The encouragement of such cast down;
And the recognition of all men of whatever caste,
condition. or Cline as children of common Father,
and subjects of one universal and incomprehensible
destiny"
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Missouri Election.

The 81 Louis papers Of Thursday publish mass
of election returns. but they do not indicate definite
ywho has carried the State. The HeP9'to''' 'He
DorGIAs organ IN 81. Louis claims 1t Tor DOUGLAS
Another day will decide the matter.
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For Cincinnati ana PIttaburrh.

| fHNllE light draught steamer Commodore
Perry, BROWN, Master, will leave for the .IasS q
above and all intermediate ports THIS DAY, ,sE5ss2z
the 9TH inst at o'clock. For freight or passage appy on
beard or 20 ii. II. HARRISON,
novlO-dlt A HAMILTON A..,+s
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For NEW ORT,EaNS.

| fENHE fine passenger steamer James John. zs
son, JEssR JOHNSON, Master. will leave for sIst
NE above and all intermediate ports WEDNEs-
DAY. the 18th inst at y O'Clock NJ For freight passage
apply on board to A. HAMILTON,
noVIO-tE m N nEppTEnN a-a,.,
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louisiana sugar!

n HoGsHEADs new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice srt
Gle, arrive steamer B. NJ Runyan Monday next,
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL, HOOPER CO,
Nov Io-dtf Nos aud Market srest:
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The sGIrreprcssIbIe COnfIict', In New YOrz
Shocking Murder.

-SuOCkAES UhurOeFs
1t is stated that intense excitement prevails
throughout Orange county N. Y, in consequence CT
the heartless and deliberate murder of PnINEAs T.
WooD, Esq, highly respectable resident of Goshen,
by black demon in human form, on Saturday eve
ming, the 27th ult for other than that the
unfortunate man was a union or fusion man, and
therefore opposed to the hypocritcal Republican
pretence of negro equality. The New York Express
says: - 4
A union meeting was held in the town on Satur.
day evening and after the adjournment most of the
people having gone home, gang of black ruffians,
some fourteen or fifteen in number made furious
attack upon handful who remained in the public
house where the meeting held. The negroes
being all stalwart, ferOcous fellows, and outnum-
bering the whites succeeded IN dispensing the latter,
leaving their marks on them in many a wCund-thc
negroes remaining masters of the field. The news
of the outrage spreading, the white men returned
with fresh recruits and administered to the negroes
a severe chastisement, after which everything was
quiet. This took place on Thursday evening. On
Friday one of the negroes, thirsting for revenge,
paraded the streets of Goshen with rife in his
hand saying he . was going to shoot the Id white
democrat" and bawling out that "every democrat
ought to have his throat cut. People thought he
was not IN earnest, and did not mind his threats.
The negro then, with his gun loaded to the muzzle,
proceeded TO his home about three miles out Of the
village At this time Mr.. Wood happened to be
coming along on his way TO Goshen, seeing whom,
the negro came out, and deliberately leveled his
gun at him The gun missed fire, whereupon some
words passed between Mr.-Wood and his assailant
after which the latter, unheedng the remoEstrances
of the unhappy man. reprinted his gun, and shot
Mr. Wood dead on the spot the ball taking effect in
quently arrested by the authorities, and conveyed
to prison.
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PenmanShip and Photography,
w mn REaD

EETILL on Saturday. the 9Th inst open ciass for teaching
w useful arts, in Mr. Kirkmans Building,
per Of Summer and Union streets. s. P. and
night All who wish to join the cafses should
without delay the small and will not accommo.
date a lar number ocf25-tf
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$500 Reward.

ID UNAWAY from suhscribsF, near Benton, Loxndas
county, Ala On the cd Of Nay Ie60 eoppsr esupsz-
Iorsd negro bog named CoRNsLIUs NEAL agsd -
ave feet nine inches Align weighs Ebsut $50 pou1s hAs
heavy aod bushy hair, qck spoken second
joint Of the second finger 81 the right hand Whca
gtd He Is biackssh- and cell dressed. u 10
supposed that he vent WIN vAo ang In
The nelghborhood time.
will give e4eo for NE apprshsnsoa u the Whs
with proof sufficient convict and $40 iog delivery Of
said 10 BENTON, caught outside Of Dzllas
Lowndes counties, 80 caught within hssscountss
ANY niOrnAtiOn Of The boy thsskfly resolved and
suitably rewarded kddrs 1t Benton, srndss county Ala
nOv4-ln JOHN n. MINTBR.
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~''0-A NJ
GALLATIN ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Nashvilleat AS NJ STRIVE Gallatia st 65P NJ
Returning leave GaAtn at 90 NJ and arrive at Nashville At
95OAM
TRAIN no dsily-a other trains daily Sundays eI
copied.
TRAIN NO. makes connection Louisville for DIN
cinna Indianapolis Pittsburg Baltimore, Washington City,
Philadelphia, New y rk and Boston.
Both Trains direct connection for Cncinnat Indian
apos Chicago Louis all points North and Northwest
Through Tickets for sale the Depot for all principal points
Etst, North and West. J. B. ANDERSON,
| novi0-du Superintendent.
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Extraordinary Distress Sale,
HARDY RROrHEss- a...,io..o..-a
AUCTION SALE or GROCERIEs
LANIER, PHILLIPS a CO.

% LANIER, PHILLIPS q CO.
ON Tuesday, November 18Th, at 10 O'Clock,
EEIE WILL SELL FOR CASH, in front o. our Ware,
large and complete assortment o. GRGc1RIR3
consisting In part as follows Viz
50 hhds Sugar i0bbIs Texas Pecans,
so ha4s Cofes, sacks Almonds,
IS hills MsIaSses, 100 = and 4 bxs star Caadles
100 bbls erushd and powdered leO bbls White whisky,
Sugar, IS DO NY Brandy,
20 boxes Cove Oysters. 10 bbs Holland Gin,
10 bags Pepper, 300 ksgs Nails,
25 chests Teas, IS d0s Painted Buckets
20 bales Cotton Taiue, % nests Tubs,
/ IS coils Rope. 4 $50 boxes Soap,
/ Is cases Matches, = do Doyle's Candles,
/ l90b star Candles 100 doz Mason's BIaeking,
/ $50 packages Hea MacksrgI, 100 boxes Rlasks,
- Ats half hhis and bbla, tierceg Figs,
/ ~ boxes New RaiSins, 500 packages Raang
\ 300 \ and 4 boxes DO 90 bbls Faberts
/ 50 boxes Brandy Cherries,
Together with articles MAKE up eampsts
| sale LANIER, PHILLIPs & co.
| noE3-d No. 81. Harkat Etrast
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Printing Once for sale

SITUATED In wealthy section Of country In Tennessee.
- having extensive subscription TIT sod Advertising
ronage ThepaPer emocrAtc and viii 5e sold
TERMS TO one hosever, but Democrat The paper sstab
hed 70 sdso ste State Equality and the will 10
il out Of his hands TO be ders other purpose Hoi
further particulars uirs Il ths UNoN 0vycs
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rRAyELERs BYS sgA AND LAND.

The Nachinist, the Ira : veisr ard every other ind-
vi55,l vhose lot in life = throws him within the
cbac- Of accident from sDo = sion fire. collation. saoald
bear that this Magic Extractor u MS best and only
friend II Is portable and cheap. and should
bis coapanian, In need There Thousands
Of living witnesses testify It's marvellous vrue VITO
owe their sound muscles to its saving efficacy
The following few q th-Le1ding diseases for EhieA
DALLsY's MAGIcALPATN Z EXTRACTOR isa PRBVEl
r.....
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knre Chancc

TO ENGAGE IN TIE WHOLESALE BUSINESS, IN
Memphis, Tennessee.
NOR SALE.-A stock OF Notions Fsncy Dry Goods.
One OF The assorted State The goods all
OF late Importation The stand is ia Of the best localities
Msn strest, For particulars inquire Of address,
Vetls-dlEl' WA. PARK, Memphis.
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Whereupon considered BY the Court and also ordered by
the report accepted and received and that
Judgment against ad Lots and parcels OF land in the
State Tennessee the amount OF said due
EACH together With the costs and charges due on EACH and it
Is ordered by the Court that said lots and parcels Of land
much thereof will be necessary pay the and costs due
each be sold the Law Directs and that order Of sale
issue DAVID G.. LOVE, Clerk.
virtue Of the above ORDER l. John Greer Collector OF the
State County Taxes he county Of Davdson State Of Ten
win for sale for cash. at the Court House door, in
Nashville, Saturday, the cd day OF December
1861 succeeding day the foregoing mentioned
and described parcels snor much thereof
will be sufficient them satisfy the and
and charges annexed 70 them seve1aly.
Sale between the hours Of il aud ~ o'clock A.
JOHN GREER.
NoTlo-6O-itds Revenue Collector.
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FUR for the which the have by applying
"A ST this Office, nov6-dlV'
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A Pair of Mares for SaI

PAIR Of fine broke match brood Mares with ChiIde
Harold colts cheap, will be EXCHANGED for lot Of
rround Apply 10 J La r " BROWN,
NovS-og AZ Cherry q
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Children are frequent suf ferers from extern. iniure
,ci.Iiv from FIsif ana CdD1pAeas Ezpk0siOns-ther
go sVerv mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand. It heals acre re0s ana queky re-
roves ne TRTTER or RING WORM, ETeUGlent On ~
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BURNsks sOALDs
LEE rn1rnn OF z rHs NURSERY

are Instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain AID nhAn
nation By timely sppieA ton fthis 1drost0Hs Asa]Sr
and the flesh is sy charm no ois@isA o