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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.

ESTABLISHING AGENCIES
10 represent this erst lass snd In every Eayi
RELIABLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Where Stock is not "paTsly he'd BY Southern mss"b
wholly
It's wholly Identified with the sOuth, and is de ccO
SOUTHERN INSTITUTION
Having soSplisd with tie Lsvrequiripst
ADeposIt OF seO,OoO
the Ia nds Of the Comptroller security to Tennessee Polc
hodss which Deposit will not be lmped By any contingency
In view Of the 'esent
Unsettled state Oft the Country.
stronR Inducements offered to INSURE IN THIS COM
PANY at as LOW RATES and with a. PROMPT SETTLEMENT
o LOSSES re offered by any Northern Companies.
5. f. SUTHERLAND,
GeDeDl Agent,
Policies Issued AID renewed and settled at nis Agene
H. Z, & P. P. PECK,
Agents.
OOIOnnade Buildings Nashville, Tenn.
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MrY NOTICES.

MATCH Losr-On Tuesday the 23d. a ladies Gold
Watch, for which suitable reward will be given to
the aader by leaving it at this Office. &
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THE
Ma&no11a Ba1~
PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FOR
PImPLES, BLOTCHES,
- FRECKLES, ERUPTIONS

SUNBUSN OR TAN
TrVHIS Elegant Preparation renders the Skin soft and fresh
imBartng to Il Marble Purity II h most cool and re
fTeshinR IL applied after exposure to the
viii give immediate relief Sting Of Insects Nohin;
poisonous enters composition The contents ofs botL
m hi be taken without Fs application sDeyY uS9h
10 a meek SotH care tie SpOrst Cas6of PS1sp1es
Eold every eVeTyvhere-Priee Fifty Cent? Bsttls.
". \. HAGAN. PEoprietoFS,
fH TFoT, Rev Yogk.
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TorRAvsLyRs BYS SEA AID LAND.

Tho hschiniIt, the Trs- yslsT and every othsr no
vdual whose lot In life 2 throws him Witaln ts
shanca AZ accident from el y sion, Ere EsiS SHOULD
bsaT In mind hat this Magic ExtEsccr his best and only
friend It both portable and cheap, and should ever
- III, friend hi need There thousands
If living itpesses 10 testify 10 its marvellous virtue who
eve theiy sound limbs and muscles its saving efficacy
The following few Of theLe1dtaq diseases IoI Mnc
DALLEYS MAGI0ALPAIH q BATRAOFORua PRAtAS
III -
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To OUR Patrons ALONG THE NASHVILLE AND DECA
TUR RAnRoAD.-For the present we are Indebted to
the conductor on the accommodation train and other
friends for distributing paper on the liz of the
Nashville and Decatur Railroad, and Eh uld our
subscribers fail to receive it, they may rest assured
we are doing all in our power to accommodate
them, rather than detain the paper tweEty.four
hours for the mail train. We hope the management
of the road will soon restore the morning rs train,
since it will be great accommodation to l. people
along the line of the road. We hope post masters
at the different offices will make arranger ants to
receive the packages for their respective Offices
from the conductor, and thus aid us in furnishing
our readers with the 8: tie earliest Dassible
moment.
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South-W c>teTn Telegraph Company
TEv NAsHvuLV, JUS /, 1861
HE Executive Office Of this Comp my been removed
from Louisville, Ryto this city Office on err sueetn
the building occupied By the "Gss Light Company
uIye Im~ THOS L CABTBR. Secretary.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
CORPORATION TAXES.

Good Cook Washer and Iorn without ncnmbranc- not
"A aness known to be No One. Apply at this once,
inns 25-Iw
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MRS. WINSLOW,

MRS. WINSLOWs
An experienced and female Physician has soOhn
Syrup for children ethng, which greatly facilitates the process
Of testhng By sotenng the reducing all Inflammation
will ssy all pain and sure to regulate the bowels HePno
upon IT, mothers give rest yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly ss in sill See Sdvsr
tisement in another column oeczS-p
Mesrs Clark Gregory :GenE pu chased two bottles
of your Ambrosal OIL which has given e. tire satisfaction in
collie, Toothache and HesdaeLe. - ..--
Cyruston, Tenn. GEOkeE eTEhAhi'
Mesars CLARK Grsgoy % Nashville, Tenn ;-GenteneniH
gives tell that Embrosia Oil has given
me relief, and ease than the use OF any
other medicine -,
have used bottle and BALI Of your Anbrosal OIL
and from the ease It given in Rheumatic suffering,
would without the ether bottle and one hal Tor any price,
provided could not get an more Respectfully
Ri.EsOIS, &c ,ssss ID, 1853. spIl-dGvfW
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"BEAUREGARD GRAND MARCH."-We are indebted
to J. A. MCCLURE for copy OF this superb piece o.
martial music composed for the Piano by Mrs v
G. CowDTN, with the following motto:
with Mortar, Paixhan sni Pstar'
We send "a Abe our BEsuREGEEo.
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* Z "OV VAL.
G.. J. XEU FZ$CHEL,

EEAVIYG cfat euar I'D is BO5T and sToN Naorf ct
o. has omOve4 from i)n t. t. NJ. So Csilo al
Bul'frE VIII pare do al Tk ia the various
bra ches Of MS at the shortest Notice. He will
pleased for his friends to give hin call,
iuiyqI-dH
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We s. WINsLO VI,

A. szrsslsnoed Mere sa Fsmss Ftyss. lprer.rts se
MS CT E1et5sgs hsg
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sC~YNrsTRaTcR,S NOTICE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE
z AVING this day qualities Administrator Of IVES
ley Wheess, dsces I'll persons iudeOted bis estate
sole or otherEise requested to make immediate pay
n. Thoe having eaias will present them TO- pas mt nj
opsrly autneuc4i e) to myself father Hotson'
is Is Authorised receipt for ind cbtd and to
$ Il d manls ost said es'st-.
SUS.! WHEL~5S A 'ministratriX ~
Ezse Ebpu-s ' d
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANO OGA H. r
1W@@I
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTRR
WEDNESDAY. MAY Ist, 1851,
Pssssngsr Trains on toe Nashville aad Chattanooga Rsroa
will run follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 A n and 3:l5PM
Arrive st Chattanooga 600 NJ and leo A ID.

A4E4FS a. -'aSuEiLiS a. - u anu ''OO n ~
TENHE Trars leaving Nashville at $40 connects 1t War
with Shebyyille Branch, at Tuahoma with MeMinn.
vile and Ma chester Railroad Decerd with Winchester
and Alahaml R2Tr2A
The Trains esvinP Nashville BIS a. at War
with Shelby lie Branch az with Memphis and
Charleston RarOsa and at Chattanooga with East Tenn. and
GsJ and Western and Atlantic Railr, ads
Through Tickets to the following nts and at prices annex
ed he h.d At all hours, application to the Ticket Agent
st Ofce, a. De- ct:
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The receipts at Memphis TO he lS4 Of JAY, which have
been shipped other than resolving Ports amount % ls
SIes against 500 to tie corresponding date last year his
would make the actual receipts 3694 bales against 457S2
LAST year, showing decrease Of 600 Os5 tales.
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The cotton novemsns,

We have cozpiled The foOEing comparative statement a s
receipts Of Cotton At TIE various ports since t q ssp
her from The latest n ail dhfssrseSigea shs omes
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FoTs CEuLDREN TEErHIx0,

which greatly facilitates the process sens By sOsang
gums reducing eli innammsn0nw aiay al Pain and spas
medic action, and 10
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THE FRIEND or THE NURSERY

Children frequent sui ferers from external inuIe
.soecaIIv from FIKid and C1mpAsRs EeplosiozS-heI
SoTs every mother should this healing preparation
constantly hand. It heals Breasts anoq ucEy r
moves the TETTER or RING WORM, 80 sTs0dts't IN S@'
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III entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed iel se
real Diseases a. contains mineral poison or
drugs being prepared ba5zs and leaves IN ths I'm
Of 4 pleasant and delicious Syrup. Co, A..
II natures own remedy for GopoTh0sa, lOis ol9e
Gravel Structure, and especially reconmendd St
ma WHITES in Fanales) Ter this complaint u
AZ general Alternative and blood purifier, It has no 81
Aces moi All 10 cure scrofua, secondary syphilis, noS
more speedily and permanently than any osnL ~
sine Known It does this By purifying and cleansing N
blood Causing ow in s It's original purity sno vsoi
thus removing the system all impure and PeneoaA ee1s
which have induced disease. - ~,
m an old cases Of GonoYrha and Gle Tat hETe aed an
medical aI II IL especally reccmmended-in old cases
psver EailS ana recent from one 70 nEe ys
few doses positively removes Gil ssaans hoat SaofuA Sho
pain. -, ,.. ,,.N 49,, .l.,, a
business.
NJ requires no assistance from othsr medicine -
II can lay on the tostt ble In me counting fo1i
ont its ever being suspected remedy Tor PFA'' o
80, -, o.. ,L.t-
permanent cure, Accompany each oolLls. ,-s,.,..
For full directions st oirEulaI nee non any ui'Ah
the United States - -
II Is Sod Al retail for &c Ter bottle, three bottles for
~ s responsible druggists aRd dealers IN tfongneo
The United States, and St vholesals By ell Wholesale aIaggIs
POTTER & MERWINs Sole Proprietor
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Sold In NsJhyills by G. w. HsndershOa, Barry Dsmoy
Ewing 4 PsnilstOn, and By AL responsible dIuggisg
where. ocI%Su'N@NS
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speech Of Gov. Jackson, OF Missouri.

Gov. Claiborne +. Jackson, of Missouri, who was
stopping on last night at the GayOso house. "a route
for Richmond, favored a large crowd OF our citi-
zens who called for him after tea. with brief but
cheerful and eloquent speech. lie made feeling
aIlusion to the terrible condition Of affairs in his
State and the strenuous efforts that were being
made bv the Lincoln government TO suhjugate and
dowutread her gallant p Ople hundred thou
aand troops he said, could readily be raised TO DO
battle for the Southern cause provided they could
get the requisite arms. He had left twenty-five or
thirty thousand men under Generals McCult02h AMI
Price who, being armed, had N lrched on Spring
field the day of his departure, with the view OF
attacking Sges forces now quartered at that place
BY this time the attack had doubtless been made.
The governor was quite sangnine of redeemng
his State from the thraldOm of the Lincoln dAsnct-
ISM but desired the cooperation of Tennessee and
the other Southern States by way OF expecting The
matter.
After cheer upon cheer had attested the popular
appreciation of the gallant JacksOn's speech, Ge s.
Polk and Pillow and DR.. Mcdowell were called u
and made remarks quite briet but becoming the oc-
casiOn.
Under the influence Of good spe ches. good spirits
and good news from The seat of war, the auditory
adjourned with every manifestation of having ben
highly gratifed at the nights entertainment Hen
phis appeal, July g.
We are indebted to the American Letter Express
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION

GEAs universally supplented all other Ontmen and healing
applications both the Eastern and Western HenPherss
hseyr introduced and Intrinsic merit the trus secret
Of its success all cGs9BS Gftioas, WHISTLER the cause be
1ocidentor diEsdSs
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NASHVILLE, GDGEFIELD AND KNTUCK,
$50


NEW ROUTE TO THa WEST AND SOUTH.
MEMPHIS, JACKSON, NEW ORLEANS,
VICKSBURG, MOBILE, &c.
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Dark, Glossy and
LuXuRiant HART
HOWL
By xsinR HsimstzseEI !TsGSa Restorative. Don't use
anything else on your Head
Price Soc and 81 per bottle. Sold eTeEyEheES
We. HAaAN CO., PrOpristOES, Troy, Z.
ses an advertisement hss3sd,
EEOU LOOK In VAIN.''
oot2s-IydtEkV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-14

They enlisted r. serve their country on the tented
field" and Tot to be made toys for fools TO play
with. So dissatisfied have they become, Una. even
IA write. one company have left the barracks q"
mosse and are roaming about the Streets haa mn
NIGHT hideous with their drunken carousais' ihis
company, am told, leayeas they can IN the norIhg
for the Department of Mexico, TO tender tnelf
services to Gen. Carney. As an evidence OF inc
financial condition of the Territory snd the Means
adopted TO obtain funds TO carry on this silly farce,
inclose handbill thrown into my Office afew hours
since. HAWhEiE'
A CARD TO TIE PUBLIc.-Feelng that 1 have
been deeply wronged and swnded out Of my
property by fase and sudueI Preense, and after deod
lug jus; without the slightest Satisfaction
have last resort, determined TO expose me HoUs e.a
d. well as the persons By whom have been s"nded 0y
simple statement Of facts:
am poor aud depend upon my labor Oarminz) for
livelihood arrived here about week since with tfo pro-
and stock Of my farm In Iowa Soon after ny arrival
Mr. Keith called upon me- offered to buy my stock and
paw me in drafts on the Secretary the United states Treas
my told him anew nothing about item de MI ksl.n
gaGse B. aa and Warren Ha'sey Immediately
to tie Governor aud he told take the drafts that they
were better than sod-that they were Eastern exchange
went TO Judge Hal told the as the Governor
did In regard to Warren Hussey would here state thai on
savinr Iowa NV friend +. Allen recommended him to me
a. an onest l whom could conhde In, should be neees
have the advice OF some experienced business man,
n, 10 Unssey and told him what Allen had told and
then told him the trade offered me: He ussey) advised
me by TO take them and further told me that they
were oth twenty per than god dust" He also
referred me 10 the Governor About the time man by
the VI lngTaham came 20 me 10 buy my COVE ava our
Oh tie recommendation Of Gov Gpin Judge B. +. Hall ana
Warren Husey sold them reduced price account OF
pay and eceyed therefor iO IN drafts Drawn Dy GOV
Gpin on the Secretary Of he Treasury which since lind are
worthless and believe (rom letters direct from the De
psrment Washington, nov hee, stating that the parties
had authority dsw that the above parties knew them
10 be - at the time. Ths -four procured Of me now In
Warren Hussey store cows have been TesCldi am no"
LEFT with Gov Gipius worthless financially ruined
The above ia simple statement Of facts which viii viii
lngy rake oath TO- now appeal 70 the pot
ton Of the community the business Of Denver; 10
every lover night and fair dealing 10 ghed under
the lave and Constitution Of my country. ask but simple
Justice VIII the people Of this Territory and MY fellow ciu'
zens staud hy and counteuaHc this cruel sWindlel
JAMES MOORE, Of Monisburg, Guthrie Co, lows
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pecsle who have been disgraced in times Of peace
can in times of war wipe out theirstaus and wTeahe
II cir seformed record with new laurels, we would
bid tiaem God speed. The most Christian faith ii
that which most allows such chance to men and to
won len. But ii is not likely that lives which have
alw avs run upon low level will, even upon the
pre- sent emergency, suddenly att ain any great moral
ele walton. Let me therefore beg you Mr. President
an gentlemen in power to look well TO the anece-
d,1ts of the men you employ. Where there
faye been great and sudden changes of political
siew be sure to have the chapter and verse Of the
conversion. And where no good has hitherto been
known of a of sufficient age and opportunity, DO
not expect too much. For you can know the tree as
well by last years fruits as by this years And with
this deep and pregnant suggestion take my leave
for to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-14
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS.

Via BALTIMORE. Friday, Dec. 10.
A flag of truce left here this morning for Norfolk
in charge of Capt. Milward, with large quantity of
letters and express matter for the South. The boat
returned with passengers from Richmond who are
British subjects and two from Norfolk.
The Norfolk Day-Book contains no news of i'm
porance.
Among the passengers by the Georgiana, from
Baltimore this morning, was the Hon. Charles Theo-
dore Russell, Mayor of Cambridge Mass.
The body of private VIM. c. Brown, of the 10th
New-York Regiment, deceased, was sent home by
the Baltimore boat to-day.
Tile Norfolk Day Book has dates from Pensacola
to Dec 3. There had been 10 further fighting, but
Gen. Bragg hourly anticipated renewal of the at
tack from Fort Pickens. The Union vessels were
fitting in and out OF the harbor in the most bewder-
ing manner to the rebels. Sometimes there would
be dozen in the evening" and all but two disappear
before morning.
The Norfolk Day-B Book OF Thursday was consider
ably excited in relation TO a rumor that Norfolk is TO
be attacked 1t suggests that additional distractions
be placed at the entrance of the hsrbor and if not
done by the military authority urges that the City
Councils take it in hand.
At Richmond on Wednesday, the war excitement
was high. The storm of war was expected to burst
momentarily somewhere.
Dispatch dated Memphis, Dee. 10, says New
Madrid is now fortified. Two regiments were sent
there yesterday.
The rumored contemplated attack on Cairo has
been abandoned.
The iron ram Manassas arrived 1T Columbus on
Sunday.
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The Richmond Dispatch of "Wednesday cor,.,..
the following mail items:
me Chare'ton Cosrier of the 9th SAYS, thu. IN
Wednesday nig,..h detachment of the Beaufort Ar,
tery ~ men, passed over to the island and yistsa
Beaufort where the utter desolstion and abandon.
nent were relieved only by the presence of one ght
and barking dog.
There were no signs Of the enemy. either On land
or water. Our men then proceeded to the work of
destruction. Tie chief object was to DESTROY tina
crops OF cotton and provisions Paris Island which.
being near the enemy, was crowded with neg oes.
who had hocked there 10 escape from the contr OF
their owners. Owing to the want Of boats. this =,
ject was but partially effected. Seven hundred
of cotton and seven hundred bushels Of corn were
burnt on Dr. Thomas Fullers pls NATION. Returning
to Battery Plantation, the work Of destruction was
resumed. The torch was excessively applied to the
cotton of twelve other plantations and the contents Of
FIVE barns were emptied and consumed. Seventeen
crops amounting to nearly four thosand bales, were
thus effectively removed from the fangs Of the De.
stroyer.
Tie Courier says that the English steam sbip-oc.
war Racer arrived Off Charleston Harbor on Friday,
and brought dispatches 10 the British Consul. The
Racer LETT next day for Port Royal
The C0urier of the 9th says:
con Friday last there in sigh, near this har-
Dor the steamship Susquehanns, two side.wheelg "
boats, a stOreship, large schooner, supposed TO
laden with coal, and the ) swedish bark WinoDa. W,
hear that this last vessel was bound 10 this port,
supposing there was no blockade which want OF ia.
formation will be unfortunate for her owners az she
will no doubt be seized"
Tile Montgomery Mail of the 9Th inst. congrs l.
ates its readers the report that Old Harvey Brown
has died Of a wound received in the late fight at
Fort Pickens. Passengers up from that city this
morning say that the report is firmly believed, but
not positively known to be true.
The Richmond Dispatch has among its teleTans
the following:
" SEIZURE OF A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THr
HEssIASs.
"AUGUsrA. Ca, Tuesday, Dec. TO- ls6l
" The Charleston Courier OF this morning sayG
that the Lincoln fleet seized schooner on Saturday,
and that steamer was feen passing on Monday wiL5
a floating battery or dock in tow"
Tie Charleston Mercury Of to-day says:
"The Yankee invaders are getting holder. 4
small body Of them weye seen near Port Royal 2,
Sunday"
The Norfolk Day Book speaks of On important ar.
rest there of number of slaves in the act Of making
heir escape to the North. They had with then
81 800 in stolen money. An examination of tbeis
case was had before the Mayor, but for prudential
reasons the report of it is withheld.
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: THE FIGHT AT ORA 1Nsv1LLE
FULL PARFfCtfhARS

TIE REGIMENTS ENGAGED.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28
Gen. mcClellan.

The Hon. Schuyler Colfax, writes from
Washington On the 5th, to his paper, the
South Bend Register =
In justice to Gen. Mcclellan, the com.
mander-in-chief, whom met on Monday
morning, and had an interesting converse
ton with, must state that he repeated to
me with emphasis former declaration, that
the war would be short, though it probably
might be desperate, and he saw the way
clearly through 70 success in conquering
the rebellion. 1 can not properly add more
Of his conversation; but sincerely hope al
his confident anticipstions may be realized.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28

DEATH or CoLosEL BJLLocx.-We are
deeply panied to learn that Hon. z. @. Bull
lock, Colonel OF See 18th Alabama Regiment,
died In Montgomery At u o'clock this morn
ing.-Aooilt AdrsrfIsw, 24h.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28
FIGHTING AGAINST ODDS.
List of KILLED and w ounded, so

fc0rrssDOndsncs of the Rlch,aOna Dsspatch.l
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28
Nashville, Tennessee.
Administrators Notice

Il Rachel Irwin, deceased, hereby notify all per-
sons indebted said estate to forward and make
payment, and all those having claims against 1t " Il
present them for payment within the time pre-
ecribed by law. =. a. IRWIN, Admir-.
uov22-3x -.
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a03 a sTRRET. %
hooks. Books.
STATIONERY. STATIONERY.

P you .uSut Bcots, Or auy arieie q Stationery, call
L On Us We sre cuusiently receiriug Bew and fresh
eddiuous q or stock and ~ii sell a. prices hat win
az an cousiiy deaieis would Do veil 70 cal and ex-
T. wADE q 90.
Aaie a.ree1 Memphis,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-14

FACT HOHTH AEOWIEG.-Spaldlug'a c.
yhzle Pills are a certain cure for Sick H~eadlch6, Bulus
HssdAehs, Nervous Hsadache, C0sti7ensss AMI General
DsbilifY.
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). MORGAN IL CO.'S
THE GLOBE,
THE0FFICIAL PAPER0FC0NGRFSS.

ts- AL orders for nsE work and rspsirins utisnaed
q On he shortest maze. fef-1Im