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DALEEIsS IAtEECEAA1 Z z-H1s ~ = 40 - :,
The M.c1sr the TRAVELLER, and every other individual
whose lot in s within the chance OF accden, ron
Explosbn Fire Colison should bear IN mind that tins Mas
save is his only friend l. sboth portable eno enep
And should ever be companion friend in ueed.
are thousands Of living witnesses to testify to lis
virtue WHO owe their sound irrba muscles to Its saving en-
cscy Sold at the principal depots, ~ Broadway an
Chartress street. New Orleans, by WRIGHT CO asnera
Agents. iso by all druggists and merchants.
foh9 Rvvfu
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Removal and New Firm.

HAVE moved my entire stock Of Groceries Liquors. Tooac
CO, Segars, &C. to No. 10 and l5 Market street. ware
will be pleased my old customers and irienes
have associated with me Mr Geo y Akers, with Snom
will continue business under style and firm OF Bell Akes
return my former patrons and ask
Of their favor to the new hrm h1bh'
ianS-
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BROKEN WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mech.nics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Rank, Murfressboro'
Miners and Manufacturers Bank. Knoxville
Baak of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, cambridge.
Rank of Claiborne at farewell.
pa,L Of Tan
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From Detre,t.

DETROIT Feb 14-It is believed that Michigan
will appoint Commissioners to the Peace Confer
ence.
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New YoRk, Feb. I4-Naplss, Jan. ga treason
able correspondence entertained with Gaeta, of
high Importance has been discovered.
The Courier Mercantile says the mbardment Of
Gaeta was continued with prodigious effort from
the batteries on the land aide, combined with the
powerful operations of the fleet.
1t is hoped that the besegers viii shortly be sue
cessful
The fleet withdrew on the 2Sd to repair damages,
after siIencing nearly all the enemy's batteries.
The bombardment was to recommence the same
evening
Madrid correspondence says the Spanish Minister
viii stay with Francis as long as he remains the
NeapOlitan Territory.
Tetaau viii be occupied by the Spanish troops
till the Moors entirely execute the treaty.
Foreign per steamer New York.
NEW YoRK. Feb. I4-The Steamer Australia ar
rived out on the 9th.
CALcUrTA.-There is great discomfort by the
withdrawal of tive million pounds annually spent
for the culture Of Indigo.
Lord Elgn is soon expected at Hong Kong.
eros goes to suez shortly.
Ward leaves on the fifteenth of January in the
Niagara.
Hope Grant is visiting Japan.
There is great alarm at Ming Pc, from the report
ed movement of the Rebels Foe Chow is quiet
There are disturbances In the Northeast part of the
province.
FRAxcE.-The Army and Navy GdzetLeer says the
Emperor has resolved to construct with the greatest
dispatch ten iron cased frigates Of the La GlOrie
class.
The Patrie denies. that France has encouraged
Denmark to resist the demands of Germany, and
also denies that France Is organizing squadron for
the Baltic 1t also says that the bombardment of
Gaeta continues with no result on either side.
The Russian frigate which left Toulon, goes to
Villa Franco, INSTEAD of Gaeta, where the Command
| err will receive fresh orders.
NEW York, Feb 1.-THE steamer New York has
arrived with Liverpool dates of January 29th.
Cotton sales Monday 900 bales, quotations being
barely maintained. Gonsols 91S American Rail-
way shares slightly declined. Wheat declined l92
| shillings.
The Italian Parliament elections resulted faTora-
bly to the Ministry. Cayour is returned from Tu-
rim. GarIbaldi and Poe Rio from Naples.
Russia has ordered the formation of three Corps
D'Armee on war footing to be ready by the list Of
March, one to march to the Pruth the second to the
frontiers of Poland and the third to be held N re-
serve.
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NTReading Matter on FIRST Page.

WI, MARR, Insurance Agent, at No. 70 college
street. continues to insure against losses by re ana
the perils Of the rivers at low rates in the Oldest
and most reliable Insurance Companies Losses set
tied fairly and paid promptly ieD0-u-
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$500 Reward.
NTBEREAs Newton Jordan absconded on the night Of De-
w 29h 1860 with four Negroes and two Mares,
mare bay and the other black, about years old.
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEGROES.
Aggy 30 years CID Of bright complexion OF her
tech girl child Liza We old also bright and her
child Burton Il Is years cid also bright Joshua IL years
complexion All Of the above property conveyed
TO me by by said Newton Jordan will give the
apprehension and delivery Of said negroes
end for any portion OF said
sery me- delivered Triune Williamson county Ten
nestee W PETTUf, trustee
n B-The said JORDAN took with him gray horse which
Sula and sorrel horse with white hairs
horse Any information respecting the shove
will be thankfully received and literally rewarded
T W PETTUS, Trustee,
Triune, Williamson county.
j2n6-twlw Tennessee.
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The old Latin poet said thatwoman' =
ment" for the cares OF mani but in eU
erful talisman for the Arrangement OF n
rtate energies and facilitating inhaet
article is Wrigt,s Reiuvenaf
not when we tell yon that il is no vsis u
will revitalize the dlsorganized fnncir Y
gies Ct the human body II will drig y
to the winds, it will sooth the II it
tually remove dyspepsia, ElocmincV :,
1t is staple hat effective in its open ~
rest TO many a weary soul. sold ~
throughout the United States and tHs
sole ProprietoTs, New Orleans, La. ~
Sold also by all Druggists in NaseS,
feb3 dtW&wlm ~
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n.u,orr ot ,he NashriIla nIarket.

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. Il, 1861.
The movement Cotton to-day larger than day dur
ing the week. and exhibits improving tendency in prices
In other departments trade the business teleraby fair
CoTToN-The reported sales to-day amount to 33l bales
follows bales at 5c 43 &c. at 9%c at S. and
n-a. - tl<an We nnnta.
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asks that the bill reported On Wednesday Be- not

asks that the bill reported Wednesday be not
Ex-Secretary Floyd publishes statement that
the report Of the Committee of the House is an e
parts arrangement Of his official conduct upon q
pare testimony, taken In secret, in his absence Il
Is labored attempt by inuendo and circumstances
IN absence Of proof to fix upon him some unexpact-
ed completely with robbery, of which he had no
knowledge until about the time it was Published.
lie promises to meet the report Of the committees
There is no truth IN the statement that Ne Floyd
and his counsel have pleaded the act Of 1857 IN bar
o. the prosecution pending against him.
Owipg % the apprhensions Of conspiracy for the
purpose Of securing the public buildings they have
been privately guarded but not in large force for
some weeks The blowing up Of the CAPITOL was
not regarded as improbable. Hence every NIGHT.
an examination Of its cellars and vaults was made
by the Capitol police To-day the officers Of art;ile
~ were on duty for the purpose of imrne5iatals
communicating with Congress should an attemrt he
made to attack the Capitol, and military forces were
ready to advance at moments warning Noflr;nor
was visible to excite the least apprehension, and
perfect good order was preserved.
Governor Hicks, of Maryland, was examined To-
day by the Special Committee. His belief that
conspiracy existed in connection with the capital
was caused by anonymous letters and newspaper
articles; that such combination did not exist in
Maryland bat in other Southern States; and that in
the beginning Of January, he was satisfied that
there were existing organizations with a view Of
Illegal interference with the Federal authorities ana
tne seizure Of public property, but for some time
doned = 4
The Special Committee are unanimously Of the
OPINION that Whatever combination existed at an
earlier period for the last six weeks there has bssu
no appearance or vestige Of any organization for
hostile attempt on Washington or the public prop.
erty therein.
| Hon John G. Wright, Of Cincinnati. died this
evening Of pneumonia His remains win be taken
to the Relay House. to await the arrival Of friends
The Engineer Department has sent 10 Convrssa
modified estimates for furnishing all except Forts
Calhoun in Virginia, Taylor and johnson. Il Is ed-
ded that Sl50,000 each for the two latter can be
applied to advantage within the next fiscal wear. 70
prepare them to serve particularly, at least as ns
tionsl depots in the Gulf
The Gaines case was before the Supreme Cour.
to-day
The Secretary ofthe Treasury has advertised for
proposals till the 2Sd for the eight million loan un
der the late act. The successful bidders must
make their deposits on or before the LIST Of MARCH,
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From New YORK.

New YoRK, Feb. 13.-Three boxes Of ammunition,
one containing two thousand boxes percussion caps
another five Thousand cartridges, with bals attach
ed designed for Minnie rifles, were seized by the
police. on board the steamer Huntsville, destined
for Savannah. go ~ 4ea
Hugh Ward attempted to murder his wife, on
Avenue A, this morning, and then shet himself.
Both will probably die, 80 .rslr f
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Rnr Rent OrLease.

yNHAT large commodous Warehouse formerly occupied
bv H. FREKcH SOE, fronting forty one feet on Clark,
n hack nesr hundred feet with large basement the
ei- Length fronting ortyone feet Church. aad adjoining
Iass IN FRENCH Irwin Reid. This is the largest and
most yerent Storage House city, and can be rented or
is non the most favorable terms For particulars appy to
n FRENCH, at the offceS' French, Irwin Reid.
ct9D-u
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THE onIEr Amore TEN rnoUsAnD.

AS universally rpplanted all other Oinmen and healing
applications both Eastern and Western Hsnispheres
wherever introduced and intsic merit is the true secret
its In all cutdneous affections, Whether the caase be
tor d{aenee-
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My water in the the Invgorator, and swaleT
both together. Price 81 per bottle: -.--.nrrs
Also SANFORDsS FAMILY CATHAATAC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable aad Putup
n GLASS CASES, air tight and will keep in any climate
The Family Ca thartic PlLLsa gen
tie but active CathAltc which the proprietor Las
used in his practice more than twenty years;
The constantly increasing " demand from tnose va
h,a used the PILLS. and the satisfaction which
express in regard to their induced me 20 pAce
them within the reach OF ali. q
The Profession we'll know - that different Catnarnc act
on different portions OF the bowels
The FAMILY q & TTHARTlC
has with due reference to this well estanlshea Iae,
been COMPOUNDED from y variety Of the pnrsst Vege
tshI. Extracts which act alike every part Of the
sinerarv canal and are ~ good and safe in all cas-
es where Cathsrtic is Il needed, such IS - .
rangements of the Stomach, sic PI.
ness, Pains I'm the e HACK ana n :,
CostiVeneSs, n in and soreness over
the whole ID y, e from sudden cold, when
frequently, neglected, ~ end in long course 81 re
yer Loss of ApPe- = lite, a Creeping SEN
sation of Cold over :. the BODY, Aestless-
ness, Headache, orr weight an the memo,
all InflammAtO 4 Diseases, " 0rms, N
Children Adults Hhe uLnt-tiSHn1 giesA
Purifier Of the Blood y and nany diseases 70 Whcn
nah ia heir too numerous 70 mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Rrce > dimes n.
The Liver InVtEOEatOr ana famAAg Oa-
thartIc Pills tAiled by Druggists generally anu SOLO
wholesale by the trade Ii all the large towns.
"A'-''1 y ST ". SANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, n.
o.J.WO0D CO.,
tsh1 St. Leus, No.
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Hawthorn" for Lease to a Good
Tenant.
Desire place my late residence miles Of the Pub
lie Square hands Of good Tenant series OF
upon very easy The premises about - Of
soil about half in cultivation the balance shade and
blue The house with porches exoelsnt CELLARS
ervans houses, stable, we'll &C all and comfortable
Gardener, the Daryman, &c lemau seeking COOL
cuet and retired spet his family,
Of place fer rent in the vicinity Of Nash
Vile offers superb attractions.
To the right man will make the terms acceptable
No 44l.. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
dargg
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70 rRAyELERs pYS ga ANp LAND.

The Hachinist, the velsr, and every other nd
vidual whose lot in life = throws him within tne
chance from sspo- sio collision, should
bear this Magic Extractor and enly
friend. It beth portable and cheap and should ever
be his companion, friend = in need Thousands
Of living witnesses to testify 3 10 Its marvellous virtue, wo
eve their sound limbs and muscles to saving efficacy
The following few Of thekeddtg dSseGS6s for wn1cs
DALLEY'S MAGICALPAIN q EXTRACTORisa PRkVkH.
TIVE as we'll as CURE:
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New York District CoYr,

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Jury of the District
Court rendered a verdict against the Government
in the case Of Postmaster Fowler's bondsmen on
the ground that Fowler was defaulter $50 900 when
the bonds were signed. The case now goes before
the judges on the law questions.
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From North CaroIlna.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Feb 13-The Senate rejected
and reconsidered the bill amending the Constll1en
concerning nd Ualorem taxation. Inc oeols-
missioners have formal reception TOMORROW.
Federal matters very calm
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Dark, Glossy, ana e. Mere
LuIuEi5a%8&S

By using Heimstreets Lninl'S Restorative. Don't use
anything slse your Head. y
Price SOC and 81 per bottle Sol Everywhere.
WE. HAGAN & CisS PrOprieOrs, Troy, N. Y.
See an advertisement headed,
ssYOU LOOK 81 vAIN.''
*
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VIrgInia Conventlon.

RIcHMoSD, Feb. 13.-The Convention met az the
Capitol John Janney, Of Loudon, was elected
President and made Union speech butsaid F.r-
ginia would insist on her rights condition Of re-
naming in the COnfedsraey.
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BURNS az soALDs

are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and imam
NATION, by timely appca Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew as n by charm, blsnish or
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHNaroN, Feb I4-senate occupied in the re-
ception of petitions.
The consideration Of the Presidents message was
postponed till Tuesday.
The Tariff bin was taken up Hunter opposed it,
saying that the present revenue was adequate to
sne proper administration Of the Government.
Horss--The amendment that the central route Of
the Pacific Railroad shall go from the mouth Of
Kansas river by Fort Riley, was stricken out. The
report Of the Committee Of Thirsy-tIlree was ta-
ken up.
me Committee of Eight reported that evidence
does not prove the present existence of any combi-
nation to attack the capitol or District Of Columbia
Branch thereuPon submitted resolution requiring
the withdrawal of troops
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VIE FRIENp or z THR NURsERY

Children frequent suf ferers from external in1uTies
especially from Fluid and Crnpasns ZspEosions-thers
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand. It heals Breasts and1 uicky re-
moves the TETTER RING ? WORM preDalsnt % no
na.rser-, =
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. I3.-Yesterday morning the ssea-
mer Sunshine picked up a snag at Kaskaskia Lend,
which, passing through the guards, burst tne steam
nine. and seye1aI persons in it's vicinity were Sc
Verely scalded.
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River News.
Foreign.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1.-The river is falling with I
feet inches water in the canal.
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d Pa..enger Traln..

Departure of Passenger Trains
N.suxrttn ANp CHkrTAs0o0A-- A. NJ, ?. d.
T,NNrssrr ND AlkBAMA--5:f5 A. NJ, $500 ?: N.
LoursvI11n AKD NksHvILLE-2:15 A-M.s 2: 10 = u;
Gallafin Express 500 p ID
E..TvI1rr Avn Ircsrua-t,:s0 A. NJ, $3.50 ?. NJ
Arrival OF Passenger Train
NAsHruzn ARD CHArrkNooek-ssO0 A. 5'Sg r
rEYERsakn AND AIABAxA-IO $500 A, NJ, SsyV -
So = -. = 1a,,lsrin Express $3.50 A. NJ
EasnFIINE AND DEcATUR-1s15 a ~, IL"
KEErucKr-1O:15 A. -
Departure of Freight Trains
rs.r- Tepnessee 4 Aihbsma-5:I "a,
Iousviils & Nashyilie-s-S9 a n
tlf.a TS-sseid a Kentucky-e45P NJ
Arrival of Freight Trains.
Tsrne.sse 4 Alahsms-4:30 n.
1oni-vilIe 4 kashville-925 NJ
Edgedeld 4 Kentucky-I0l5 II.
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yByHE dwelling house lately occupied BY Gov H. s O.
Fooe on Vine street, between Church and Union ;;;;;;
streets, For particulars enquire Of Gtalscoek at 49,
a. decll-I
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RRlmNKHh.

Removal.
VTTE removed OF Boots Shoes. Hats and
Wv Caps No. 50 OF the Pubic Square No
Nashville Block, where shall be pleased cid
friends and customers and such parties wish to Purcsfe
goods cheap for cash.
iRn9-dGWlm COOKE, BAILEY & co.
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No ce.

T WILL sell for cash, Monday December 24th,
Is at the Court House, in Vile, boy named
Oliver, levied the property Of James Chartan to
satisfy my hands in favor OF Evans Co Is
fued by Robertson for two hundred and eight doll
lars and ninety five cents and costs. JESSE W. PAGE
80 os ,GO- aim Of Davidson County
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Naxh~tue ana Chattanooga RaiIrORd.

Nashville and Chattanooga haiiEOu.
We are indebted to the Superintendent, T. W.
COLE. ESQ. for copy of the " Thirteenth Annual
Report of the Directors to the Stockholders Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company"
from WHICH we learn that, notwithstanding the fan
ure of our crops and other disturbing causes the
earnings of the road during the past year have been
ore than sufficient to meet all the ordinary wants
Of the treasury after paying the stockholders SIX per
cent on their stock The gross earnings are as fol-
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Tho Vice President adds /:

The ' ice PRESIDENT auus
To this might be added Sl5000O of the Bona ueut
,,h,ch was contracted TO pay for that amount OF
.oct in the East Tennessee and Georgia haliroau
Co,,nanv which our Company still owns anu upoi
h;cb no dividend has yet been reanzed. Inc con.
.si,, increasing business and income OF lha'
S,s.,v nnder the energetic and JudlcIus manage
t - ;ts Dresent able executive officers, Jusuiy
zion that in the course OF the next year
tne - sbaN RECEIVE some direct cash returns
OF W. 49, outlay. originally designed to secure
O wy ;r,nortant business IN freight ana travel
70 ou i 80 - ~, in competition with other hhes'
he ATTAINED without direct raHToAu 'o"A'
betOreon Chattanooga and Cleveland.
The Legislature appropriated sI'O'OOO IN o'@ye
d.. c. ,,a ,onstruction of new permanent work
on that mart of the road between stevenson anu
Chattanooga to be used in common .! ',S
and CHATTANOOGA and the Memphis and Charleston
Railroads and of this werk there has been eAecu'-
"a an amount which has cost Sal ,oSI.44, on wlicn
the Companv has drawn $4,000 in the o'a'e
Bonds. Only $4,000 of these Bends nave oeen
sold the remainder having been paid Tor our Oh 'ne
treasury. the balance of the Bonds SllVOOO 70 O'
retained permanently, or used to meet any euiei-
eency that NAV arise in the affairs OF the
!, In February last the corporation oil N"s p me
haced in the hands of JnO. Porterneld, 1sg. ioo =
lent of the Traders Bank for sale the s1Io,lVU OF
HE stock OF our Company, owned by the Guy nm
fted at the price Of 40 cents on the aolaT, anu "
remain at that offer for ten days only lnis iel'
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Coal,

Until further notice. sold at the Yard OF the Raccoo
Mountain Coal Company Formerly Ena) al the following
prices
Round do do ........'. -.-..''---'''.--.'-. , W
Nut do do "
Blacksnit this Coal DO ....... $4,000. oO
Mr. John LANG will attend the business 81 the
Counanv in this place. SAMUEL AGNEW,
General Superintendent r NJ. G. Co.
Orders can he Box No. "a, Postoce, at the Yard
JOIN B. LANG; Agent.
Nashville Aug I6, 1860
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A-oh ILL m oh<As6<9
j. MOORE, Proprietor.
HAVE made extensive arrangements for the receiving Of all
the OF the coming Of Fish, Flesh and Fowl
cur Oysters will the celebrated beds Pickles and
Condiments the celebrated establishments Of Cress
Blackwell and Lea Perrin, with large and well selected
stock Of
wines, BrRndies, &C., &c.
Excellent COOKS attentive Walters, the whole under the
uperinendence of that we'll known Epcure, Mr. CHARLES
PICKLES.
On and after the 18th Of September will he prepared to
t upon our customers DAY AND NIGHT Railway travel
eis will find this arrangement to theft advantage.
II REAEABER THE NETROPOLITAHIGW
sspo3-tf
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kll Tie olbcA1o AoE HAsSA A.
within the last two years
Of relief, a. the numerous
possession show.
to the temperament Of the
ed in such quantities a. to
Judgment guide you in the
ViGORATOR, and it
plants, At
Chronic Di6rrhOea
plants, Dysente.
stomach, Habitual
lie, ChOIeras ChOle-
InfantuIn, Elatu-
Female Weakness
cessfully as an Ordtne.
cine. It will cure SICK
Thousands can testify, In
two or three Tea
en- at the commencement OF
giving their moAy
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A BONNET BOX, marked Mrs. H Mitchell. liberal
q CIV KENNEDY,
ian 1875 Omnibus Agent
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and approved by all that
sorted 70 with confidence In
Is recommended.
It has cured thousands
who had given up all hopes
unsolicited certificates in my
The dose must be adapted
individual taking it, and us
act gently on the Bowels
Let the dictates Of your
use Of the Liver IN
will cure Liver Coma
tacks, Dyspepsia,
s u M m er G o IA =
~, DrOPsys Sour
COstkveness, ChOl"
ra NIorbuS.Chciera
lence, J un d C G.
es, and nay be used sue
ry Family Medt-
II E A ID A G HI E, las
twenty minutes, ii
speOufuls are TAXI
attack.
All who use ttare
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sfnlnn. asn RaHard.

From the neighborhood Of Spring Hill, Tenn.' on
the night of the 2sth ult
Diamond Breastpfn,
OF circular shape, twenty-one stones, very eloseE
set Sc: of Jet in the form of crosses, and iine
lace veil.
will give areward of $50 for the recovery OF
the afore mentioned articles; ss5 for the PM and
SIS for the Others
Jan. s, 1s60.--D If.
FoR RExr-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. ldecs9-tf