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SURE TO REGULARS THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IT. mothers WIN give res. to yourselves,
- = noIaa........- L.. IN. ---or.E Infnnfa.

Depend upon IT, mothers; give rest to yourselves,
Relief and Health to Eorr lnfants.
We ayeput up en- ed article fer years. and
DAN SAY, IN coNFIDEScB AND TRUMH Of 1t, what we
have never been able to say oaoy ether meicine-NEVER
has IT FAILED, IN SINGLE INSTANCE 10 ERFEOI
ODkH when timely used Never did We know an instance Oh
classification any who used IT, On the contrary all
delighted with operations, and speak in terms Of comrnda
ton Of Its and medical virtues. We speak In
tks matter WHAT WE DO KNOW, after ten expert
enee, and pledge repsfatsosJy Tie f'es or soaat
here declare every instance where the infant Is
suffering pain exhaustion, relief will be found 10 AZ
teen twenty minutes after the nTrupis administered
This ysuable preparation 10 the prescription Of one OF ms
esporSsnced skifEL Aurses In New Englands
has been used with nevsv fGa1sao ssccsss in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieve the child from pain, but nvgorates
stomach and bowels corects acy sad gives tone and enef
70 the whole srsteu. It will almost instantly relieve
Gripping An che Bowels and wind Collie,
and ovecone eonyusons which, II not speedily rereded end
IN death We believe the best and sresf remedy IN the
Isod in all cases Of Dysentsyg and Darrad IN Ch1de
whether IL arises o eethng, from any other eanse We
would every mother who hiss child suffering from
Of the foregoing camplan.sdo not L your PrsudScss
the pedtces Of others between you and su
fering child and the relief that will be Gbsotey
directions for using will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the fac Eirile Of CURTIS PERK1Ss, New York;
the outside wrapper
Sold By Druggists throughout the world.
Principal office, 10 Cedar street, N. Y,2
PRICE ONLY Is CENTS PER BOTTLE.
oct30-d.tE&WlY ins
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23

which, they will ceve, will enable hem by proper
y and industry to provide comfortable per
nanent homes for themselves and nies WITH comparatively
veryl tai
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REMOVAL

XN7E have removed Produce and Commission busidss
w to he house No. Collg street, betEeen URion
Church formerly occupied BY Hchol, Green Co, where
shall keep constantly land large stock Of all articles
The Produce lice, which prepared To sell at The
loves, cash prices.
B. B. common q BRO.
Ep.5 College street, between Union and ohureh
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TRssdsr have you Prof wooas sasertsersst n
fsper. Read It; 1t will interest you-
m4r22-d&wly
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nERS. MINSLOW,

MRS. wINSLOW,
An experienced snd female physician, has soohin
Syrup for children teehing, which greatly facilitates the
OF teehlng by s0ening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will Aay all pain and is to regulate the bowels Depend
upon mothers will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health your infants. Perfectly safe in all Zee adveT
tsenent in another column oct28-ly
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THIS "REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL oTHEl
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
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NoTTCE To poLIcy HoInEu.,

NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERSs
ER0M and after this date, and Until further nstce the wa-
Clause will be inserted in all Open Policies issued by the
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company the
Vile Commercial insurance. Company.
A. ". BUTLFR,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance. Co.
JAMBs WALKER
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company.
Arl2D-tf
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BURNS ~ soALDs
THE FRIEND OF Z THE NURSERY

are Instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and MAN
nation timely &ppca ton Of this marvellous healer
and the fesh is II : BY charm, beDish OF
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EVHs Company rests It's claims to patronage the following
4 scts:-
has been doing Legitimate Insurance business for
HALF "A oEETURY.

Ithas acquired an envable reputation in regard to fair
dengequitsbe adjustment and prompt payment Of Losses
which requirement guarantee thst win never devlate
course and ie9par7e character 50 long and
seservedly enjoyed.
U7 IL pessesxe. bona sde means to the amount eta
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-23
RICH FARMING LANDS.
MECHANICS, FARMERS AND woKKrrs MEN

LONG CREDIT AND AT Low PRICES
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LOUISVILLE June 10, 1861.
As all mail matter from the Confederate States,
is now forwarded to the Dead Letter Office at
Washington, without being distributed here, we
have to request our friends in the Confederate
States TO address us at Nashville, Tenn, from
which place we can procure all communications
Address Is follows,
GARvIN, BELL Il Co,
Care of VIM. s. Eakin & Co.,
Nashville, Tenn.
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IMPLICATION OF oAprrALl

These contiguous railroad mes in length
which connects with other roads, and nAvgebe lakes v
thus eordngsn unboken with Eastern
and Southern markets.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural Illinois greater those
any other State The Products during The past
exceeaed OG The wheat crop 1860 approaches
IS O0sf bushels while the crop yields not less than
40 600 900 bnshels
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PimpIcS BanIshedI
Faces HIade Clear!
By one weeks Of the Magnolia Baln pegeeetly harm
,s bat elegant and efectuoI preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sod everywhere.
We AGAN & CO., ProprietOrs, Troy, II.
feb2l-dLw3m
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
re universally srppsned sill other oinments and healing
applications In both the Eastern and Western Hems 9heres
Wherever introduced and its rsic merit is the
Of in all cdnsos GFecicR, whether the
dcefde7for dSssdaS.
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The Cotton NIoyemenl

We have compiled the following comparative statement Of the
receipts Of Cotton the various ports snce the lt Of sp
Der from latest mail dates received at this ofcei
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no ACTUAL CULTIvAToRs.

Nowhere the Industrious a such immediate
quits for his labor upon these prairie Soils they beng
rosd Of deep losm the fertility Of which unsurpassed
By anvn o the yubs.
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Thus capita and labor haTe applied developing the
SOIL the great the State almost
untouched The nysrble rule that the mechanic arts
best where food and fuel cheapest will follow early
day in Illinois and in the Of the next years the
raj laws and necessities OF the belief
least Ave hundred thousand people wills engaged
OF Illinois various featuring empl0ynents
, 1861-01-03
The Drifting Boat.

II had nOated away from the beach and bay,
Out Of sight Of tower and town,
An empty and battered boat;
But that boat would not go down.
The morning rose on the waters wide,
And the night fell cold aud dark,
Yet sver on with the wind and tide
Drifted that battered bark.
The sail had passed from the broken mast,
Aud its painted pride was dim;
The salt seA.Weed hung round Its bows,
Which had been so sharp aud trim,
Where were the merry mates and free
Who had gone with II Afloat,
We never learned; but the worlds vide sea
Hath llves like that drifting boat:
Lives that 10 early storms have lost
Anchor and sail and oar,
And never, except on Lethe's shore,
Can come 10 noorinEs more;
Out Of whose loveless, trustees days,
The hops and heart have gone
Good shlpa 90 down In the stormy seas,
But these empty boats drlft onl
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DR.. Velpeau's s Cankerine

pR. yRLPhaU,S CANKERlNE cures Putrid Sore
nv VElPEAU,S CAYKERINE cures Sore Nipples:
Or. VEhPEAU'S CANKERlSE cures liberated
AR VELPEAU,s CAEKERlNE cures Cuts.
DR VELPEAU,S CANK ERNIE cures Burns.
or. VELPEAU,S CANli ERNIE cures Sores
mn VFLPEAU,S CANKERiNE cures Chapned Lips
DR.. vELPEAU'S CANKERlNE cures 'oiceraa'e.
ok. L VELPEAU,s cANKERlNE is the best Purine'
Of the Breath OF any known.
AR VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures CanKer IN IN
Mouth, Throat or Stomach, resulting from Scarlet
d. b M or Typhus Fevers.
Ladies', II you delight in pure white teeth, use IN ,
Fankeri ne, and your desires will be realized. e
pledge our word thai 1t is entirely free from acids and
IN poisonous substances. and can be given 70 an IN
and keep the gums free from ulcers. II Is equally
Sfaeaoious for nursirg sore mouths. In all the thou
eands Of remedies that have been put ioIth lor lne
cure of the various diseases above none can equai
sns soId ID Sassnna, BY Curtls, Hatch and Charles
ewIlt. Srd " druggists generally IA Z 7 fs'
4at Propfietsrs. o. Maidenil.ane. N Y.
Read the following certificate from q weu-KnoWn
citizen of Columbus, % ,oeo
Messrs. j. BURRILL Co.;
Gentlemen--Being troubled with sore throat
while travelling in Pennsylvania, l was recommended
. 70 use your OANKERINEg and by using II twice was
entirely cured. therefore recommend IL to all trou-
Sled with any disease 0f the throat, believing to be
ast what every family should haye.A
Oc{Sbef 5, 1e60-fy, W. L. HUGHES.
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- NEVER FAILS
The Greatest Remedy Now in Use.
TEE GENESsEE IMMINENT.

No other preparation ever offered to SUI
ferlag huIanity has performed % many wonderful
cures, in S5 short time as this iufalble Liniment'
Ia many severe and apparently incurable cases. Il"
effects have been instantaneous and satisfactory
mitigating III, and calling forth the highest testimoni
ais ever given TO medicine. Like the oil Of olden
time, ussd in annointing its cures are often mracu-
l.us. In Its preparation are used the most potent
known to Pharmacy, by Its absorbing
aud penetrating qualities, relief has been gives IN
eases Of the most obdurate and excrucating charac
tor, when all other remedies have utterly failed
Notwithstanding Its powerful healing qualities
child, or the most delicate female, may take 1t n'
wardly for these is when 1t is required, she
least evil effect.
For Rheumatism Genessee pever taiis!
D.. Fer Neuralgia-the Genessee never Falis!
For Tooth Ache-the Genessee never talis'
For Gout-the Genessee never Fails!
For Sore Throat-the Genessee never tails'
For Diarrhea--the Genessee never Fails' 49,
For Sick Head A. Ache-the Genessee never faiisl
For Collie or Cramp- the Genessee never FARSI
For all Aches and llls sure cure-it never Fails!
For sale by c. HATCH and G. =. SWIFT, kayenha'
N. U. WALKER. Proprietor,
no. 1913 SmithHeld street, Pittsburgh. "a,
r. whom all orders must be addressed. NOV. '-y
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Legal Notice.

MARY DAVIS, Sh.drack Davis, Jane
lu Siocum, and Henry Socum. are he eeby mott led
that on the i2th day oil Febraray, A. D., 1eGl Wm
Davis and Elizabeth vans of the county IF Portage,
and State of Ohio, filed In the ourt Of Common
Pleas of said couuty. their petition against erjamn
thomas, Margaret Thomas, Francis Lewis, and the
said Mary Davis, Shadr ck Davis, Jane Slocum and
Heury Slocum. charging that at the October terra,
lS6D, off said Court said Vim Davis recovered jndg-
ment against said Benjamin Thomas for $3.50, ,6S and
c0ss, nd id EiizaOehl evans received u judsmcm.
for $780, and costs, and that pla,ntifs respectively
levied attachments upon, ana obtained all order to
sell the real estate hereinafter described. plaintiffs
further charge that said real estate 8, IN f.ct and
equity, the property of said Benjamin Thom 8, ana
subject to his debls but that he for the purpose of
derauding plaintiffs, caused the same to be conveyed
to said Mary Davis and Jane Slocun,, without con
sderatio and tbatthey have no right, tie or inter-
est thcren but the fraudulent grantees of said
Thorn 3. Said land above mentioned is bounded and
descrbe as follows: Situate In the township of Pal
myra, county OF Portage, and Stale Of Ohio. Lynn
I'M Lots No. 90 and 49, in said towneip being In the
south part Of Lot No 90 and M rec acres in the north
east and west part of Lot No. %, .boanded on the
north nd eastby lands Ownedby John W. Davis; on
The south by knos Boes and on the west by the high
way leading from Palmyra 10 Deerfeld, containing
eighty four acres, be the same more or less. h
prayer of said petition is that said Mary Davis Sha
drack- LAWS, Jane Slocum and Henry Sloeum, be eu
Joined from selling or dsposihg OF said real estate in
any manner whatever; that said deed of conveyance
to said Mary Davis and Jane Slocdm be declared
fraudulent and void; that said premises be decreed
ceeds thereof be applied to the satsiact0r of plain
tifs judgments against said Benjamin Thomas. Said
Mary Davis, Shadrack Davis, Jane Slocum and Henry
Slocum are rther notified that unless they plead,
answer demur TO said petition, by the third Satur
day after tho l4h lay of April, A. D., e6l dccres
will be taken against them. WILLIAM DAVIS,
ELIZABETH EVNNS. !;
BY Alphonso Hart, their Attorney.
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RODNEY, Miss, Nov. 90, 1859.

-. .sr.. ... RODNEY, Miss, Nov. 20, 1859.
ITBLooD PURIFIER.-MR. WM. II Fox-Dear
Sir, With regard TO "WILLIAMS' SARSAPARlL
LAAND IoDIuE OF PoTAsSA," have been sell
Ing the Article for some four years, and Know the
composition. have on hand many preparations
termed Sarsaparllla, such as Townsend's, BuiPs,
Hurley's, Guysott's, Sands, Grafenburg's and oh'
srs but deem the article manufactured by you inn
nitely superior TO them all, and principally from The
fac, tbat 1t contains what il purports to contain and
The ingredients good. have sold over fourteen
hundred bottles of IT, and In experience OF 10 years
in the drug business, have never found an article 10
yivs as much satisfaction. Our physicians h2Ie pre-
serbe ii as regularly as they do Gallo aeI
u You can make what use you please Of this, and II
..nSd n, will persU, ally snbs'aniiGte the above
!, statements. Very respectfully, yours,
- .... JoRN +. M'AYOY,
Druggist, Rodney, Miss.
For sale in RRvsnna by Curtis Hatch and Nhas' Ne
xvit, and by all dealers in Portage county.
W II. F0X, Pr 'prietor, Louisville, KY
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The State Of Ohio. In the Court of Commo
Portage county, ss. Pleas.
Erastus Carter, Jr., Plaintiff,

p Portage rage c. county, unity, IS. Pleas. ~ ~ VI 0'"OH
Erastus Carter, Jr., Plaintiff,
Howard Carter Ira Carter, Ruthalia judd Lois Judd
and Miles Carter, Defendants.
TsIHE shove named Defendants, especially
/ Miles Carter, of the State of Iowa, will take
notice that a petition was filed against them on the
9Th day of March, A. d. 1861, in the Court of Com
~ on Pleas within and for lhe county aforesaid, by
Erastus Carter, Jr., and is now pending, wherein
said Erastus Carter, Jr., demands partition of tile
flowing real estate situate in the township of RAJ
VIENNA county Of Portage and state of Ohio. Being
all the land contained IN lot No. in the north divi
sion of lots in said township, Except therefrom 81
acres and 81 rods in the north east corner of said lot
bennging to said Erastus Garter, Jr. and which said
land belonging TO said Erasus Carter Ir.. is bound
ed and described as follows: Commencing at the
northeast corner OF said lot No g. running thence
south on the east Inc of suid lot, IS chains aud l2
link s. thence west, paral!el with the north line If said
lot l3 chains and IS Inns; hence north, parallel
with the east line Of sail l0t lG ch ins anu II links
10 tae norh Iiae of said lott thenee east aiGng the
uord tNe a said lot l3 chains and 25 Inks TO the
vaee of rgiuntHg. Also therairom p acres IN the
s0th .wr.t corner Of said lot, and which l. bounded
ANA described az fp lows; Commencing Us the south
sess cnrngr of I'D lot No. 9, ing thence east,
llnkS; tacucG nbrth, parallel with the west line Uf
said lot, SO far that line running the west, para
Nith th. south line to The west line of said lot,
shah coGtain % acrs) containing SO lie tho
sane more or less; It. being land of whch Lois Car
ler late of the county of Portage died seized. Said
cause will be for hearing at the next term of sal
rourt of Conmon Pleas. 3. ..-.
ERaSTUS GARTER, JR.,
Ry ALpHoNso HART, his Attorney.
March II, lSBl-,jw
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Legal Notice.

JACOB MILLER, a noR.Fesident OF the
J State OF Ohio is hereby notified that on the Rrst
day of March, A, D 1851, Mary A. Miller fled her
petition In the Court Of Common Plea. within and
or the county Of Porage and state of Ohio, against
him. praying that the bands Of matrimony now and
heretofore existing between tho said Mary A Miller
aud Jacob Miller may be dissolved and both parties
released from the Obligations of the same, and for
cause alleges that for tie pas four years and over,
the said Jacob Miller has been guilty of gross neglect
OF duty towards her and her family. The said Jacob
Miller is also Motif I'd that said petition will be heard
before said court the Goth day Of May, A. D. 1861
being the first day ofthe next term thereof.
J. l.. & b. c. RANEEY,
! March g. lS6l-0w Attorneys for petitioner.
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oLKRKEs LIVER PILLS.
A Radical Csfsl ReadN ReadlN

Mk..N. IT,. WALKER Dear Sir:-For
hrse yesrs pasl, have been severely afflicted with
Liver CBmplaiht, Il most malignant and chronic
eharaelef. tesorted 70 large number Of remedies,
bat they failed 70 produce other than temporary &c.
Iief, About six months ago, I purchased box OF
"CLARK'S LIVER PILLS." and alter usng them,
Iouhd myself 90 much better, that al once aoopAed
afeSulaT system Of taxing them, and soon ionnd my
se.f entirely. and radically cured. The various lne
nttendaAt upoH dsofdeFed state OF the Liver at once
disappsared l gladly and most cheerfally recon-
hund these Pills al sure Gud effective remedy.
- Yours; truly, WIN. AUSTIN.
ChiIHooihs, o., December 4. 1859.
TIE above but speaks the voice Of thousands who
have fully tested the curative properties Of CLARKEs
LvEa PiLLS. Prepared at nrst for private pracnee'
By an eminent physician, and their merits ny trieo'
is not strange they act moro eacieny and directly
on the disOfdsied organs than the generally socaIed
iAYsr Rem ediesi In cases OF Liver Complaint, Dys
pspsia, Inpurty Of the Blood, Constipation ol 'ne
Bowels, General Debility, Sick Headache, ana all
diseases arising from dsorganEed state oil the Ns'
ten, &C., are sure and never falling remedy.
Prepared BY solely MI WALkER,
10 whom all orders must be addressed. Sold by 9.
Il AfcH aud G. 4. Switr, Rayenna, and by Agents
everywhere #s4 lNoVemost y 'o0"-y
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III 4 4RRiED,

Ia Grant R pids, Mich, o. the 9Th inst,
by Abner Chubb, Esq, Mr.. JAMES aoNI.
CHAEL, Of Muskegan, to Miss n. PHIpEEA
BARTON, OF the former place.
IL this village, on the l6h inst, by Rev.
C. c F ote, Mr. W. w. SMITH 4nd Mis-
Minerva LEWIS, both Ut r ,vennT