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RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 25.-The Convention reas-
sembled to-day. Mr.. Moore offered resolutions de-
manding security against further wrongs: opposing
the African slave trade; opposing direct taxation:
approving the Crittenden resolutions; declaring that
If such or similar compromise is not adopted Vir-
glnla Will be ready TO enter into a eOmpact with
such States as will agree to such COMPROMISE and
form new COnfederacy, excluding all disagreeinE
States Referred. 20 NJ
Mr. Moore advocated his proposition. and was re-
piled to BY Mr.. Goor, favoring secession, causing
considerable excitement in the galleries which were
cleared and the Convention adjourned
RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 26.-In the Convention today
Mr. Goode finished his speech, affirming that it was
the duty of Virginia te go with the South
Mr. Goggin offered resolutions that il is the duty
OF Virginia to invoke cooperation Of the Border
states measures for concurrent action hereafter-
that Virginia, attached to the Union as it was. but
as it is, it does not protect her rights and In tha
event of failure to obtain relief 1T her duty to pro-
vide for the future relations she is to occupy as one
of the Southern States. He made a long sueeeh-
denying the constitutional right of secession. but
there was revolutionary remedy for wrongs. he
wanted constellation Of the Border States 10 form
COnfederacy and invite others to join He beliey-
ed Virginia insecure in Southern ConfederacT.
Adjourned.
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MRS. WINsLOW,

An experienced and female physician has soothin
Syrup for children teehng, which gy facilitates the process
Of teehing by sofening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will asy all pain, and to regp ate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest ourselves and relief
health to your infants Perfectly sais all See sdye.-
tsefnent in another column. oct2e-ly
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Tbe veto on the Tonven,,o,,

We republish this morning our table Of the vote
on the proposition for q convention in this State,
corrected from the official returns in the Office of
the Secretary of State, from which it will be seen
the majority for No Convention " is lI,43O, with
the county of Lauderdale to hear from, which will
probably reduce the majority.
EAST TFNNvEssFz
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DALLEY,S rTAGICAL

The MAcHINIsT, the TRAYELLKE,
whose lot in life throws him With
Explosion, Fire or Collision, shou.
Salve is his best and only friend
and shoald ever be his companion.
are thousanas Of living witnesses
virtue, who owe their sound limbs.
cacy. Scld at the principal. dep
Chartress street, New Orleans, BY .
Agents. lso by all druggists and
foh3 dAwIm
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mnrkef RepoFts-

RALEIGH. Feb. 26.-The Legislature adioazned yes
| terday morning. There Is some talk % an extra
session if the events of the next four weeks sre I'M
| favorable for. cor,urorriSe.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WHERE YOUR LOSSES Will
BE PROMPTLY PAD.-Losses paid within the last
sixty days by W. J. MARI, Insurance Agent No. Is,
College street, for companies represented by him
pksy5V s26 500 "a follows
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The PUBLIC ACTs.-Copies of the Public Acts of
the late Extra Session of the Legislature in pamph-
let form, can be had at this Office at 25c per copy
ebI5-u
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FoE RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Appl:- at this
office. dec29-tf
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DIR. HOofIand brated
GERuuAN nUU,rusRR

GERMAN RITTERS
WILL efectuaiy Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun
w dice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases CT
neys and all diseases arising from disordered nd stom
sch sucs Constipation, Inward Piles Funess the
Head Act OF the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
Food Fullness weight in the Stomach, Sour
Head HurredaRd Difficult Breathing, Fnttering Heart
Choking 6ufOcaRg Sensations when lying posture, Dim
Vsion Dots Webs before the Sight, and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency OF Precipitation. YeloWness Of
Ten Flushes of Heat Burning in the Feh Constant Inagn
ingE Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propetors in calling the attention Of the public
preparation de with feeling Of the ut conf
It and untTied article, bot that HI
Of trial before the America people, and sep
Uaon and sale unvRed by suilar prep ration
tant The testimony in its favor given b. prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country
immense and careful pousa Of the Almanac published
ally proprietor and to be had gratis OF his Agents.
satisfy the skepcal that this really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
HOOFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL
VIII lang standing Cold in very short time Readthe
following
PE1LADELFmA, Feb 10, 1853
DR.. O. NJ JAcEsoB-sr had for some time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole system
throat and hoareness when recomuended to try Hoof
happy to state that half completely cured
Hnheatingy recommend to friends who may be sim
sry afflicted and deem it than justice to bear this
public te'--nony to its virtues Respeettully yours
ELEANOR McHFNRY,
Tenth Street, abe Coates.
Prepared emily by Gr O. N. Jackson, Nc as Arch Street.
philadelphia and for sale by Druggist and Storekeer through
the United States and Canada Price rs cents bottle.
o. J. WOOD, St. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West.
Agents ReaiIed by Jo q. BROWN and EVANS, g. W. HEN.
DERSH0TT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWs, Edgehsla; j. @. DoRcH, South Nashville,
febll-lY
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COMMERCIAL.
monetarx ana Finnncla,.

WEDNESDAY EvESlSe, Feb. q, 1851
Exchange continues very while the demand to-day
heavier than usual An advance Of per established
to-day and the rates outside the old Banks ~ per cent
premium New and New Orleans The old Banks con-
unus to supply their regular customers at per
Ins statement Of the Union Bank will be found sdver
using columns Ishoss all the leading ITEMS as
wit" the previous statement except that Of specie
~ 'ners Is slight decline. The comparison is follows
M a, 80 Specie Exchange. Circulation. Deposits
1e' 49, 1,sO1'Ioo 1854 s67,5ss 1,5l3,346 777,029
psorsass azo,ooO ;, lOe,s23 sCs.Oeo R7O,GsO
'''----- l1,497 ........-. .......... .
In New York OF the 2s the FIRST board Tennessee Bonds
sOla !. and at the second board AXE The telegraph
reports sales yesterday at 741<c
NEW YORK BANKS
me telegraph reports the following changes in the If
the Banks Of the city Of New York the week ending he o2
inst, as compared with ths previous weeks statemer.
1oSaease OF losnb .-.-.... m,
increase IN cpecie.. o.1-
Decrease IN Circu lsion
lncrease OF Undrawn Deposits. :, Is
The aggregate Species strength Of the New Yerk
sSsO2o To this another slooOoOO been added b n.
arrival of the Ariel with the California remittance.
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JAMES LOW g. co.

Nos eos aad 21O West Side Sixth Street.,
Between Main and Market Streets,
Have received and for sale
IN CASES Hope Bleached Cottons,
SkD IS do Trousdale do do
Is cases "a Semper Iden do
IS " 80 do do
100 New Staple, Fancy Prints,
PennEylVanis Twis,
6 Elm Grove do
New York Jeans,
coo pieces Blue Jeans, assorted grades,
400 Brown de do
Is cases Blue Plantation Twill;
Sc bales Bed Ticking,
50 g QJilt Lining
IS Heavy London Plaid,
+" asserted French Percals, solid colors,
200 Crepe 'Bspsgne
5000 doz Chadwick's assorted spool Cotton,
IS grsss Fancy Belts assorted,
Cotton Table Diaper.
1000 doc Linen Tapes assorted,
IS gross India Rubber Fine Oomha
100 Stella shawls. feb2l-k
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New Hoots ANA shoes.

We have just received most beautiful lot of fine
boots, shoes, and CATERS for gentlemens wear.
Come in young gents and get shod!
feb27-lw. FARRAR, DIEMUKEs & Co.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 500 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference will
please address ROBERT. P. o.
Nov IS lS6O-tf
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The fiery ordeal public opinion best and sures
test of superiority efficiency ling especially
with all inventions Discoveries zen may brins thing
Hte TEN Dorary notoety, make retain the
post ceptuce This has been st verified
Of virgins RejuVenatiEl Elixir. 1t has passes
through the ordeal established every region where
introduced solely from s intrinsic pretendB
but what and does perorr tons alters tive diu.
retc, restorative, and heahgVng al,; for Though
cpal in effect, it net in taste try It'll Gold by
all respectable druggists Throughout the United States and
Canada. J. WRIGHT l. CO., sole prieters NeE Orleans
La, W fehS-iAv
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
:. s;'' -:,.' -, s s:.:.:.

S>Q98Q1&tazb~<S=B
Prepared from prescription of Sir CGrSe, n D. Ply
stefan EstrGordiaGrV to the QHseR.
This invaluable medicine Is unfalng IN the Of ell th2y
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female consuH
Is subject modeates all excess and rsrpTess obsFcsF
and speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
1t is peculiarly suited. It will, In short time or
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price Ons Dollar, bears the Government
Great Britain, to prevent eounterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Ptls sAoald not be token By females dSrine
FIRST IRRKE A0ETHS Of PTe0RaHcy, as they arsssre
bring AiscdTtd0s. bat at ay ofsy tiae Eev safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Palpiaton
Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will when
all other means have failed and although powerful remedy
do contain iron, caoe antony, anything hurful to
the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved. =
Sole Agent for the Uni;ed States aad CaaAis,
SeB A0sKs, (Late ]. o. Bale wink oos.)
Rochester; n. 2.
NR-&l00 and six postage stamps enclosed any author.
lied agents will insure bottle containing SO pills, by return
mail.
Sold in Nashville by Berry DenoVIle and G. W. Hendsr.
ihott, j. q. Blown and ali resi- ectablsdruEgtsta
deo4-dtw&w-ly.
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an EXTRACTOR

Jed every other Individual
> chance OF accident from
csar in mind THAI this Mage
sSHboth portable and cheap
3 \ friend Ia ueed. There
8 sstify 10 its marvellous
4 muscles to its saving Ell
4 IA Broadway, N T., and
q LIGHT 4 co., General
Z 4schants.
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Excitement In R,ehuonx-

RICHMOND, FEB, 2s.-A strong speech was made in
the convention yesterday by Mr. Moore, of Rock
bridge IN Letchers district which was inimicaI to
the rights Of Virginia and the whole South It was
decidedly Union in its tendency and strongly against
the action of South Carolina s1a1 q :.
Inc secesslonists posted bills calling on every true
Sotherner 70 attend an adjourned meeting. Music
was engaged, 1,5OO persons assembled esr-tbe Ex-
change Hotel, where strong Southern speeches were
made by the delegates to the Convention Coz. Wise
was called for but was unweH The meeting adj
lourned to the Shotwood House where more speech
e es were made. An attempt was made to burn
moore In eihgy' Dut was stopped BY the Mayor.
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Departurc of Freight Trains.

Tennessee 4 AIabama-5:30 A NJ.
Louisville 4 Hashville-2:30 A NJ
Edgefeld 4 Kentucky-2:f5 NJ.
Arrival of Freight Trains.
Tennessee & Aisbsma-5.30 P NJ.
louisville & Nsshville-9:25 P NJ.
Bdgefeld 4 Kentucky-l0.l5 A NJ.
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THE cnrEr AMONG TEN rronsAnn-

THE CAAlEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
universally supplanted all other Onfments and healing
sppcations in both the Eastern Western Hemisphere
.nsfever and its isie merit secret
Of rs success. N all easos ascos whether the caEss be
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SANFORD's
La1veK. Inv1@Orator.
NEVER nERIIIEATEE.

n
TT Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
mas become an established fact Standard Medicine,
and approved BY all that have 1sed it, and
serted with confidence in all the disease for which it
is recommended. ::
1t has cured thousands e within the last tive years
who nad gwen up all hopes of relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates IN my :. possession show.
The dose must be adapted 70 the temperament OF the
individual taking it, and us ed in such quantities to
act gently on the Bowels. e
US. !. !. H. he f E%E Il S si P e;
will cure Liver Conn . plants, Bilious 1t-
ssaSk m m DysPSsP;la, Chronic DISrIh0ea
rvs DrOpsy, Sour Stomach, Ha bituaI
Costlveness2 Ch0I- Ic, Cholera, ChOle-
ra morbus, olera lnfantum, Flatu-
lences u n C g. e Female Weakness
~ Family Medi. cine It will cure SICK
III A ID G HI e, (a1 = Thousands testify,) in
twenty minutes, il ~ two or three Tea.
sPoonfuls are taxi = en- at the commencement Of
Ali who use IL are giving their mo,y
Mix water in the mouth with the InvigOrator and swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTTC
PILLS, compounded from pure and mt
N GLASS GASES, air tight, and viii keep in any climate
The Family Ca-t lthartic PILLsa gen. |
ue but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more - than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand from those VIA
have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction which
express IN regara 70 their induced me to place
The Profession well know that different oathartcs act
The FAMILY CA IL THARTIC PILL
mas with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from g. . variety OF the purest Vege-
table Extracts, which act alike every part of the
aimentay canal, and are p good and safe in all cas-
es where a Cathsrtic is = needed, such ID
engagements of the : Stomach, Sleepi-
mess, Pains i'm the g Back and l. a Q;
Costiveness, . m and Soreness over
the whole Q y, q from sudden cold, which
frequently neglected., - end in long course Fe-
yer Loss of ApPe- g tite, a Creeping Sem
sation OF Cold over = the body, Restless.
ness, headache, or = weight in the h cad,
all lnflammatO a Diseases, Worms, in
Chlioren or Adults, Rheuma tism, q great
Purifier Of the Blood = and MANY diseases 10 which
dssh is heir, to mention in this ADVERTISE
ment. Desc, Ito 3. Price dimes
The Liver InvfgOrator and Family Ga
Pills retaed by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns.
ST. W.sANPQRD, Y, D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, S35 broadway, N. Y
Oh. WOOD & co.,
febl St. Leuis, No. |
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.lnned amid the confusion, The former "A l..
r ,nsssd postment of The report Of the Com
sgaos. 81 I5o lnirfythree till Monday. Rejectsd-5
s 1ooon 70 postpone till Saturday was lost
rs ags.s ana snat to postpostpOne TIL to morrow
House. AoPoFs vas now before the
S Sln spoke briefly.
motions to a lour was consumed BY points Of order
.. CSrwn moved to postpone voting =, A.. 81.
seso1d IN order to consider that D~D n.s
AdionrnsJ ~ ,, lne Constitution Disaeresd -
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BURNS So soALps

instantly relieved OF their anguish main and nham
nation, by timely appca ton Of this marvellous xsazsr
and the flesh renew as II s nv charm bIss,h or
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
ConRrcrrD DAnr sr TER MERCHANTS B4n-sHArAaD Co.
Tennessee
Trh. notes Of all Rank. quoted a. par are banEabls

BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Formers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Bank, MurfreeSboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, KNOXVILLE.
Bank Of East TENNESSEE, Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton.
Bank OF Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, 1T TazeWell.
HnrI N To-
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ToTRAvELERs By S SEA AND LAND.

The Machinist, the Ira. !
viduai whose lot in life :
chanca Of accident from e1pIo- :
bear in mind that this Magic :
friend. 1t is both portable 9
be his companion, as a friend :
Of living witnesses to testify {
owe their sound limbs and
The following are a few on !,
DALLEY'S MAGICALPAIN =
TIVE as we'll as OURE: .
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PtmpIes Banished!
Faces Mae Clear!
EORs
By one weeks Of the Magnolia BalI PERFECTLY harm
less but elegant and eFectuo preparation.
Price so cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
WE HAGANi & co. PrePre.Ors, Troy,N.Y.
feh24-dA-r2nn
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THE FRIEND OF z THE NURSERY

Children frequent su frers from eterna in,uries
especially from Fluid and 0rmnbrrs
every mother should have this healing preparation
~ nana II heals Breasts, andQ uckly
..ose sne or KING WORM, precedent IN The
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FINE, FRESH GROUND HEAL AND PeTA.
TOES.
- BAGS MEAL. 63 bbs Fine Irish Potatoes, just re-
ceiyed per steamer Gen. Anderson, and for saless
tie trade BENZ. z. SHIELDS co.
teb2Q-H
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IEHUUUH TU DECAIUH'
Ii breaks having been repaired trains running through
"A according to schedule time. janl9 DIT
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Stock for Sale.
JOHN WHoRLEY 81 South Marke. Street offers for
sale $4,000 worth Of Stock! Cal and see him.
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"PANIC STRUCK
Intending to reduce what is certainly tho largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
without Regard to Profits!
J. W. LANGLEY,
P.&B. A Union street.
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velsr, and every other indi-
throws him within the
sion, fire, or collision, should
Extractor is his best and only
and cheap and should ever
in need. There are thousands
to Its marvellous virtue, VITO
muscles to its saving efficacy
the leading diseases for which
EXTRACTOR is q PREYEE,
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FLOUR.
ISn BBLs supsrane, Extra Family, and Extra Family,
4eDU in store and to arrive Railroad and River, for
commission by v, WATTS & CO.,
feb2O II Nc Broadway.
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From washington.

I
WAsHISGTox, Feb. 27.-Major Bowman Is appoint
ed superintendent at West Point
IL Is rumored that John Bell will have n scat i,
L,ncoln's Cabinet
nOosE-Norris' resolution was adopted investing
1''e seiee' committee on the abstractsd bonds with
power 10 examine witnesses as to Russ.ll,s navinO
lowances. Sol'saeS or al
'Onp Deli' Douglas, Guthrie, Rives. Hicks and
otners were several hours in iu,erx;s,r -,
com 'o'oay They urgently appealed to hin, - -.
lerIere Tor settlement Of difficulties. III. G.,
missioner from the Southern Confederacr, ;.
pected this week, accredited to the inco,n;r,
istration. Pending their efforts to neeot;a,e
will be done to disturb the public peace. --'''S
sENATE.-The Conference Committees ronor. :,
the Patent bill was agreed to- and the bill passed
The Committee of Conference on the Tariff hi,
bill reported a concurrence in the House am.nd-
ments, striking out the duty on tea and coffee
Agreed to, and the bill passed.
The Army bill also passed.
Breckenridge announced the reception of a CON-
munication from Mr.. Tyler, President Of the Wash
ington Convention with documents enclosed asking
Congress to submit the same to the State LesisIa-
lures The Clerk read the propositions agreed to.
which are modification of Guthrie's plan. On
mouon Of Mr.. Crittenden they were ordered to be
printed and referred to selet committee with in
structous to report at one O'Clock to-morrow-yeas
26, nays 81.
AoUsE.-Aiigore's amendment to lay the pending
propositions of the Committee of THIRTY three in
Guiding Crittendens and Kellogs's propositions. on
the table, was negatived.
Kelleggs substitute was rejected.
Crlttenden's proposition as submitted bv Clemens
was rejected.
The first resolution of the Committee of Thi.+-
three was disagreed TO by &c against I24
McClernand asked that the communication of a..
'eace Conference be taken up, objected to-
Branch Intellectually sought to strike ouvb. n.
esoiution, that is the duty of the Government -
nforce the Fedaral laws, protect ederal propertv
nd save the Union. The resolution was adopted
y l36 against 50.
From New York.
new YORK, Feb. 27.-The steamer Africa sailed
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Departure of Passenrer TraIu

Departure of Passenger Trains.
nAhHvTLs1 AID cEATrANoosA- A. M.,3P.M.
TENEEssEn AND ALABANA--5.15 A. H., 800 ?. n.
LOUISVILLE AND NasavILLE--2:15 M, 2:f5 P. NJ.
GallHtin Express $500 P. n.
kDsEvIELD ANp KEET5cKT-2:4s Pm.
NAsHvIL1 AND DscKTUR-e:sO A. NJ, ESQ P. NJ.
arrival of Passenger Trans.
NASHVILLE kND CHATTxEooaA-S:OO A. NJ, $3.50 P
1EhhhssER AID ALABAMk-1O:Q0 A. H., 300 7. N.
boulsslI1 AND NAszvILLR-5:0O A. NJ, P. NJ
Galiain Express $500 A. N.
hAHHvTI1k ArB DecATUR-1:15 A. H.. 1915 p. n.
oHETEf,D nm ~ A. n
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Latest News from Old VirginiaI
JOHN WHORLEY,
SO south Market Street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATI0M
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Thirty-sixlh Congre,s-Extra so..,on,

LOUISVILLE Feb. 26.-The river is falling with 81
feet water in the canal.
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Land warrants.
40 Acres ecre sale 10 Aeres Scre ne sale
90 . q =" sale l60 % sale
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River News.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-The Release has arrives
from Gibralter.
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IT'S compounded entirely from Gum, ana
has become established fact Standard Medicines known
and approved By all that have used it, and is now re-
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From New York.

new YORK, Feb. 27.-The steamer Africa sailed
to-day Col. Fremont is among her passengers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-10
The 4th at Pennvllle.

The citizens of Pennyille and vicinity
celebrated the late anniversary in a most
patriotic manner.
Hon J. p, Hoyt, of Ferguson tp., acted
as President of the day.
John Ferguson, Samuel Widemire, Jo-
semi Hoover and f. Ferton, V. Presidents
Dr.. j. NJ. Ross, Reuben Wall and Geo
Dale, Secretaries.
The Declaration of Independence was
read by John Russell, followed by ad.
dresses by /. J, Grams, Esq, and Col
J. McQuilkin.
After which a resolution of thanks to
the speakers, and that Mr.. Grams woul,,
furnish copy of address for publica
tion, was adopted.
The address will be given next week