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abraham Lincoln, without tho authority Of Cu1-
press has closed or attempted to close the ports Of
the slayeholding States against the exports Of cot
ton rice, tobacco and the other products of those
States and against the importation thereinto Of the
products and manufactures of other countries Let
US see how important an act this blockade TO be
approved, we presume. BY some IL post faco law st
the coming session Of Congress is, and what it will
effect, if cfsectual at all
|. Great Britain is the great cotton spinner and
weaver Of the world Five millions Of her peoplf
in the British Isles, men, women and children, upo
whose daily labor many other millions ere directly
dependent toll in her cotton factories, or are other
wise employed in the trade or manufacture of cot
ton. The following is the total number Of bales Of
raw cotton imported into England from the United
States and from all other parts of the world, for
each of the last seven years:
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Dlisyion General oder NO ..
DIVISION HEADouARrEHs

Nashville, Tenn. June 3 1851. J
The MAJOR General commanding in Middle Ten
nessee will receive and muster into the service OF
the State from his DIVISION two thouaani rlnemen
Companies will furnish their own rifles, the Iennes
see rifle, and when mustered in, the State WIZ iur
pish the Minnie ball. Experiments already maui nie
demonstrate that with this ball the Tennessee rlne
in the hands Of our troops is the most fornioAOie
weapon in the world.
The Major General will also receive and muster
into the service OF the State five companies VI cav
airy, each private TO be armed with stro g Aon
BILE bsrreled shot gun, TO be furnished by hlnseH
and paid for by the State. The State VIII furnish
the other arms. Each mounted man furnishes us
own horse.
W. G. WHITuORSE,
Assistant Adjutaut General.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY


pR. KING, formerly Of Rev York, Tor the
49, four ye.rs Of Louisville. Kentucky. and Who
devoted attention to the tsnept o. Ter over
th;rv having attended practice fe
many years. and cured many Thousands be ensoed to Gu
Al 6eaee Of private nAure matter bow bad they may b
from lnudou medical treatment. from neglect Of their own
Dr. KingT Dspensary No. 70 Desdrck street, between Cherry
and he where AL diseases Of priya.s nature
osoaHEA cured without nAscous pedens or ipererene
IRON business
d.vs bv an operation which pain. Where structure
es health cannot enjoyed Perhaps ne disease causes more
roIschef and undefmines the constitution % much.
eTPIIIs with all the diseases Of the skim growing oos
TACT on nj eaectuslly cured in few days.
particular attention having been gwen 70
his se and an the ccnseq grown out efit brought
m IN mani ses by he destructive habits Of ineonsderate
Youths and indulgsDce Of the passions neglect OF
which will undermine oonstaon rendering the subject an
at Tor society and causing OLD .se
Females who may sborng with any dcuiy o. NE Horo
msy rest assured Of immediate re1cd. 49,, -.
Persons residing writing and stating ther VIII
Zee enclosed directed DR. A. King, No Is Desdrek street
Ssshyie Tenn ethe necessary medicine sent to neir
ress with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed oos
hours O'Clock In the morning antsin NC esenns@
raay23 lS5ad&wiy
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TEE Dln1cUur or BIC, ADxs.-The LondOl

TEE Difficulty or Bloc ApNG-The London
Tines Of the 18th May, says:
at is no easy thing to stop privateers or hlibus.
tiers of any kind Few bockades in the snnals Of
war have been sIrict,r than that which the British
ct kept up at the ports OF France during the war
of the revolution and the Empire, and yet the sea
swarmed with French priNateers. The losses, too,
of British merchantmen ware greatest in the last
wears of the war, after the navy of France had
been des royed by the victories of Nielsen ard his
comrades We may well doubt, then, whether it
is in the power OF the Union even with the aid of
steam to keep up efiectual blockade OF the who g
Atlantic and Gu coast from the Chesapeake to the
Rio Grande The Soulherners though not mar
itme as their aayersares are quite capable of fit.
ting out and sailing privateers. in numbers danger
Gus to Northern commerce aud it is possible that
the Spsniards both North and ulh Of the Isthmus
may be tempted to join in the lucrative trIde of cap
turing gold ships and silk ships"
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TnE NORTHERN PREsBrrERtANs-The Presbyteri'n
General Assembly (Old SCHOOL, which has been ii
session for the past three weeks in Philadelphia
have adopted resolutions which virtually sever tie
connection existing between the Northern ard
Southern members, inasmuch as they declare 1t to
be the duty of the ministers and churches under
care to do all in their power to promote and PER-
petuste the integrity Of the United States, AID to
uphold the LINCOLN Administration in its war upon
the South The resolutions were offered by the
Rev. GARDNER SPRING, who, until recently, hal pro
fessed always Southern principles. The vote stood
I54 IN If
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COMMERCIAL.
Moselary and Cammerelal.

y
WEDNESDAY EVENING June y, 1851.
Thvre continues good demand for Flour. partly
for export. We notice that Flour manufactured
from this years wheat has made It's appearance In
this market, though in limited quantity. The stock
of old on the market is still large. Wesuote
snperane....,...- sssgS g
Fsni yes9 =
Sxla -.--''-'' oO5i co
eaeks, OF " los.-. ''-'---''- ---. ''- - =
Corn is in good supply and is selling from store
at 7oC9sOc per busiel
The movement in Bacon continues quite active
upon the basis Of the following quotations: Shout
ders lO(9llc, Hams l2@l3c. Ribbed Sides lSa(Sl4c
and Clear Sides i4l@I5c.
Good Beef Cattle are in demand at 2l932c. Fat
young cattle readily command the outside figures
Rio Coffee continues to BE- firmly held at p G2zc
per pound, and Java 25C92Sc.
Sugar is firm with an upward tendency. We
quote at 7l99 per lb In tbls.
Grass Seeds are held as follows: Blue Grass
stripped. ST 50C9l IS per bushel and clean 81 $50
2 90; Timothy So so; Herd Grass 81 4OCsl SO; Or
chard Grass 81 6OCal IS; Mllett sl Hungarian
Grass 25
In New York on the 9TH, at the first board, tie
following sales of Tennessee Bonds were reported:
sl7 600 at 4Oe, $1,000 at $3.50, 81 600 at 39l and
$1,000 at 39ac. and at the second board $4,000 at
sec. On the 8th, st the first board, the following
S lies were reported SIS 600 at CSC, SIS 900 at 37lc
$4,000 at 37sc, and $4,000 at &c. The telegraph
reports sales yesterday at 35c.
The New York Eussing Post of the Sth says:
Stocks are fat to day. A heavy feeling pervsdes
the entire list and notice renewed anxiety in re-
gard TO the course of affairs on the line Of the Pc
tomac. The market closes without any signs OF re-
covery. and stocks freely supplied ut the prices
of the printed sales.
There was strong pressure 20 sell the border
State stocks, and Missouris, Tennessees and Vir-
zinias fell of AsI1 per cent, Georgias North Car
Jlinas and Louisianas are IN small supply. conse-
quentIy are steady az the quotations
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How IS Quo To GET MoNEY-No PATRIOTISM IN
OUR BANKs--When the Legislature authorized Gov.
Dennsun to borrow three millions of dollars It was
supposed that the Ohio Banks would fly TO the re-
lief of the State-her patriotic soldiers, and the
nation whose existence was TO be tested by blood.
No men were SO wild and deysh in crying traitor
no party now-all cOuntry-life, property, every
thing must be put at the service of the country
Now what have We witnessed The Governor
made calls prociamations orders; and what he
could not do Gen. Darlington on hand to do for
him the Legislature passed lswd-the people
rushed to arms by thOusS 1ds, and all went on swift
as the running tide. At last the bonds were ready
and the moaey was called for The Ohio bankers
met here last week-entered into deep and sOlnen
consultation and subscribed three hundred thousand
dollars Not one million-not tao mIlOns-not
three millions Now Whist is to be done? Who
call Where is Governor DennisOn TO get money
to pay the debts hourly pressing on the State Treasu
ry? Who now are the traitors Who are aiding
the enemy by refusing to aid our friends? JEFF.
Davis cam only make effort to kill our gallant
soldiers but the bankers would starve them to
death. There is no humbug inthis-no body but
the bankers can buy these bonds. We all know
that If they refuseif tEeir patriotism OoZes out
| in words-then We are bankrupt in deed. and Gov.
Dennison cannot pay.-Co!unbus tOhio) Crisis,
| mIV 80.
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This Company organssa, sna wishes for fs~
able bodisi Of god chAFsser vii
received.
1t viii TEDspsSpEsr CosPASY, ard he Captain plsgs
himself it shall Be the best equipped Sad uniformed cp-Ry
tbs State.
~ For full information, call On
H K. PEG, See'y PRO ten.
oOlons5e Building, corner Cherry IRd Desasrisk sss-
Nashville, Tenn June 1i-iD
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STATE Fair Postponed.

Alta meeting of the State Agricultural Bureau.
holden in Nashville the following preamble and
resolutions were passed:
-, ,Lo,ssrd of our citizens have volunteered TO
defend II and demand our Independence and where
as we desire that DO draft shall be made upon the
Treasury. except TO advance AMI promote the tri
umphart march-of the Southern arm! therefore,
Oc,obsr IA nostpuned till October IL months.
Rssolre3, That this Bureau recommend that the
Officers of Division and County Fairs make ne De,
mand on the State Treasury for the counties allowed
by law. u.pnrvc
President State Bureau.
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From Raltimore

BAiTTxoaE, June u "A steamer from Cld Point
confirms the Fsderalisis defeat AZ Great Bethsl
The Southern cavalry and infantry followed ~,
retreating invaders as far as New Market bridge
this side Of Little Bethel, which the retreatin IN
vaders burned. The Southerners had 6 onna hasdas
q battery No further military movement has beer
made from Fortress Monroe. Gen. Pierce Is q Mas
sachuseetser.
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juneI3-9t,

A FElRYuL THoUC 1.-THE man whose property
consists of houses or merchandise in crowded
CITY and is uninsured, stands pecuniarly, upon
slnmberinr volcano, whose flames may break forth
at any moment and involve him in irre'fieViole
min Fire is dread foe to the prosperity OF man.
bus all may secure themselves against the effects Of
lis ravages by procuring Of ". }. MARI No 20
College street. Insurance in some sound rehsole
Southern company that always pays its losses
promptly. JuueI"-"
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Prom Louisville.

LoS1sylrLE. June 1.-THE following dispatch was
received by Gov. Msgoffn:
CINCINNATI, June IL.
To Coz B. N05ofsn, frankfort:
have received information that Tennessee
troops are under orders to occupy Island No l. siA
niles below Cairo. In accordance with my under
standing with Gen. Buckner, call upon you tt
prevent this STEP Do YOU regard the islands in the
hssissippi river above the Tennessee line as with
IN your Jurisdiction, and if so. what ones.
Respectfully, G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Adiutant General L s A
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THE PATENT OFFiCE.-This branch Of orr new
Government is about going into operation, and, we
are glad 10 observe, under the most favorable aus
pices Commissioner Rhodes has arrived from
Montgomery. opened his Department at Goddin's
building and in very short time viii be ready TO
proceed to business Il has been frequently said that
little or no inventive talent exists in the South and
that we must depend upoc the North for the various
improvements which lesson labor and save time.
That is false impression-fslse as the thousand
and one SANDERS against the character OF the South
ern people which have been SO persstently set
forth by the Northern press-the Jet untouched
business of our Patent Office already affords ample
proof No less than 40 applications for new
patents 80 applications to revive old ones, 40
caveats fled for future action, and numerous as
siQnments for record await the action Of the Com
missioner. The income thus accrung to the GoyS
ernment is no: less than $1,000; and. though war
has been going on almost since the great political
movement was initiated instead Of beng repressed,
the inventive talent of people has been stiulu-
lated TO an extraordinary degree. Events must con-
tinue to develope it. and whenever peR2e enspes we
shall be able to present TO the world as fair show
ing IN the improvements of art as has been done by
the mechanics of the North. Heretofore we have
been dependent, because we could enjoy results
without the trouble of producing them. But shat
time has now passed. The emergency is bringing
out our resorces, showing the stsmlns of the peo-
nle and teaching US that if we have destiny to
IN we must be our own architects.-Richmond Dis
I match lime
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Ersn baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 12.-Marshal Kane has sworn in
1000 secessonists as special patrol men at the sps
cial election. 1t is said that Bonfsnt will absent
himself from Baltimore on the election day, leay-
ing his deputy; some ssy, from want Of nerve.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, June II The Mexican mails will be
made up at New York and sent 20 Havana By every
steamer to be forwarded thence 70 Vera Cruz.
Nothing was heard up to late hour last night at
the War Department of Buffers capturing the Great
Bethel batteries. The report of their capture Is
undoubtedly false.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CArrrox.-AH the tsIegrxphic dispatches from
New York. Washington City, &C., are supervised BY
the LINCOLN Government Only such are allowed
TO be sent as suits its purposes. Therefore all
are to be recs we'd with great allowance. Thsy ez
agerate against the South and for the North
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NEGROES TAKEN on PRI2ES.-AttOrney General
BENJAMIN has given an opinion to a LOUISIANA
magistrate who held 10 custody several negroes
taken By privateer, that free negroes sre not
held as prisoners under thelsw Of the Confederate
States, and they must be disposed Of according 10
the laws of Louisiana
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From Warrington.

WAsHlsGroS, June l2.-5OOOO cartridges have been
sent 10 the Relay House.
The Department is perfecting postal arrangements
for Western Virginia
The Federalists are gradually pushing towards
Fairfax.
Six steamers at the navy yard have sceamup.
In Henry Winter Davis District the vote viii be
close.
IL is thought that The Bethel victory will greatly
strengthen the Southern rights vote.
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PimPles BanisheaI
Faces Made CloaFI
By one weeks Of the Magnolia BsizI psreec.ly harm
@ bat elegant and eEetuol preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
wEHAGAN CO., ProPrsetsrs, Troy, n. t.
fsb9<-d&wAm
THE OHtEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

UALLbX % MA0lCAA = 6LN Ia 1AAC1O h
WAS universally suppIasted al other onten and bens
apocatIons In both Eas.ern Western Hennisphs,,
hsreyef introduced; istrss Oser ths
Of its success Gsesns whether The
oootdeasoE dIssoss.
BURNS 4 8 scALps
are instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nhan
nation BY timely appca ton Of this sorse1oxs AeGSsr
and the AeEh Is renew ss ; b charm, hleDA or
seaRrenainins. <
TEE FRIEND OK TIE NURsSRY
Children are frsqu.n. sui fs,en iron external iz,ur.
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A.I.uAY MATTERS.
No paper re.morrow.

This day having been set apart by the Congress
Of the Confederate States TO be observed as day
of fasting and prayer, no paper win be ISSUED from
this Office to morrow.
Our Tri-weekly subscribers will be furnished
with the Daily.
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ST.. Louis, Juno l2.-Cien. Price, Gov. Jackson,
Lyon and Col. Blair conferred together. The for
mer proposed the removal Of the Federal troops
from Missouri's soil. and the disbandment of the
militia. Lyon refused TO agree to the proposition
After four hour session, the Conference adjourned
without any agreement Gen. Price and Gov
Jackson went TO Jefferson City on special train.
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From Hager.ioun.

HAGEE TowS, June 12.-Pattersoa's division is
notiouless.
The Maryland House of Delegates instructed
their United States Senator's TO vote or the recogni
ton of the Southern ConfedeFacy.
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Lard. Lard, Lard,

LafOs Lara LOf0,
TUsT received per Nashville choice lot Of Lar
al In 50 lhs kegs. For family zee, for sale by
JAMES Mel ACGHLIN & CO.,
'sr94-N Ne 3 Market street
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NEwsPARE1S

NEW - PA E1S
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious, there great confidence Ased In
RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
erhee seems t. be no excuse thin gray HAIR
the celebrated BnssrsErTs IMnTAnLE HAIR REsToRAT"h
osn be had"
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
vhs, proiect their Hair from the tale
Of age when they glossy black locks an I'd
yarced period Of their lives Shsn white and gray s n s
to grow upon bald heads when all this esnno &c
sToRATIvE will do it. This Rair Restorative is beyond per
adventure the bes: thing the kind ever nysDtsd ne ,a
rant us in unqusliAsdly recommending it,
yRo1 THE
ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
Asny Of our citizens in st. Louis speaking in glow
ing terms Of this article
CAIRO CITY GAZETTE.
h, excellent preparation the Restoration
Of Grey Hair to the original color t. preserve Bar ron Al
ing out badness, on sale a. Humphrey
hamburg conclusive. Testimonials to thss eject may b.
found in almost every paper IN the county
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
"Leave dyes and only reiGs Restorative
like HeIustreet's ninitAble
sold eyerywhere-Prios 500 and 81 per bottle.
W. =. HAGAN & co., Propretors
s,Sq4-dtv&van Troy, New Yerf.
Dark, Glossy, ana
LuIuFiaut Hairf
By using Hemstrest's Insmt0NS Restorative. Don't as
anything else your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN & co., Projectors, TROY, II.
| Be- an advertisement headed,
| WYOU LOOK IN VAIN.''
| oet2S-lydtw&1
Messrs CLARK Gregory co-GentE chased two bottles
OF your Ambrosial OIL which has given eytre satisfaction In
4 Colo, Toothache and Headache. ----
Oyruston, Tenn. uHokeb sIE"AhA'
Msys CLARK Gragory Nashville, Tenn GentIemen:It
gives ne pleasure tell that Ambrosia Oil has
me great rele say ease than the use OF any
| other medicine -,
have used ope and BALI Of AmbIosal Oh
and from the ease Rheumatic suffering
would not be without other bottle and half for price,
1 provided could not get an Respectfully.
| W. G. PURsLEY
| Rinxgod, Ga Sept 81. 1859 apll-d&x2H
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Fast Day.

The congregation of the Let Cumberland PresOy'
terrain Church will observe this day in appropriate
religious service. Prayer meeting from to
O'Clock, and services at lOl o'clock A NJ, by the
Rastnr
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CHEROKEE CUREI

A xaJaHl1o care for Seminal Weakness, Nee.
turnal Emaissions, h"s,Otsney. 70. q Pososr;
and Difficult KeHstv1satiOo, and az Dsse1scs cGSssd
6y decidtiag from ths pGA Of HGtsTe, and tSds7snS
in SelF- Pollution
ed weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigor restored.
mind body promote oonnubis happiness
In the Cure the poor 5eba;ed down ana
despAiring Of sensual pleasure will End RELIEF
II pleasant in immediate its aston con.
ainiag poison but prepared from vegetable
extracts, In the form Of o delicious syrup,
Price % per Bottle three bottles for s., and and forvzdso
By express 70 all pArts Of the world
sold By all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POrTBR 4 MERWIN Proprietors, St. Le.is, No.
Sold In Nashville b. living Pendston Berry Dcmovih
q. ". Hendershott, ard By Druggists everywhere
oce8-dtw&Wiy
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RELIGIOUS NorICE-There will be religious servl
ces this Thursday morning at lol o'clock, at the
First Presbyterian Church. \ sermon appropriate
70 the occasion will be preached by the Pastor.
The community generally are cordially invited to
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EXECUTION or FoUR or ELLSWORTH ZoUAyEs.-The
Stanton (Ya) VradioatOr, of the Slst ult, says:
We are informed by z. c. Randolph, who has re-
sd n Washing ton for a number Of ears past.
whoarriv here yesterday chat in cunseq eence Of a
Hend.sl GU rage upon a respect bic White adv,
four o. EilswOrth's Zeuayes had been shot. This
was dome, not so much to punish the crime az 10
ouel the spirit Of characterization that seemed fas
asserting supremacy,
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EzThe Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel of the 18th
says: "A gentleman, just from England, was inform
ed when there by Mr.. YANcEY that everything was
proceeding with reference to the sfsirs OF the
Southern Confederacy to his entire satisfaction.
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Hungarian GrasS Seeds,
OnO SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for sale by
eDUV JAMES hLAUGHLIN 4 90
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
ron THE
NashviIIc shelby raEOons.
WAR NOTICE.

rNRON and after this date viii cell Goods s1cistSy for
Cash, all my CLERKS have volunteered for The var and 20
''a a1S S'0''' : ''' . ear Nv. HORTON 90
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MaRRIEU.

On Jun 9th at OsSbai tie residence OF Nv FrAnhiin
Wilson, by Rev. T. Fori, Mr.. JOINS AUSTIN tue vii
hanson county csgsiry, to Mss sALblk B. MANN formerly
Of Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond papers please copy.
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PERsoYAL--The Cincinnati Press. of Tuesday
savs that Hon. JANIS GUTgEIE, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, arrived at the Spencer House yesterday for
she purpose, it is said, Of comforting with CoiAAN
pERsoN in regard to the shipment Of provisions over
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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MRS. wINSLoM.

An experienced and female physician, has soothin
syrup children eethrg which greatly facilitates the
OF tsethng BY soeang the gums reducing all inflammation
will aAy all pain, and regulate the bowels Depend
upon It. mothers give yourselves and relief ad
health to your infants Perfectly all Bee sdver
tisernent IN another column ocsS-ly
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DunIaD zounves, attention !

Assemble at your Armory, over l. F. BEEcHE 5
store, on Friday evening l4th inst,' at q clcck
A full attendance is requested, as business Of tie
utmost importance is to be transacted
By order of the Captain,
j. H. STONES, Sergeant.