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TAiLCRIIG, &c.
II K A d This:
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

X 4 A u 4 II I ;.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE,
have not dssc oaGtassd BUSINESS ON account of
the falling OF my store. | ara now located Fiyr
nooRS above my old stand, next door to c., W
furcell & Co. Brokers Once and near Governor,
on MAIN street NO. l26, where would be pleased
TO Ineetmy old customers, nj the custone & gen
eraH{ Those IN the habit Of giving me their or
ders Tor ALL CLoTHINC, will do me a favor to
aitnntll can call on them or leave word at nv
store wien to call on them. and all orders IN m,
lne Will be as promptly attended to as heretofore
have not, and dom inteud TO, discontinue bns-
ness tor any such cause. Call and see mo- at ia
ha1n street. tau2s-tsi W Nj. IRA SMITH.
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Il EEnuprnT FEunyyE EdskE4Y 1870
|. 4. k ~ Rrah ksSRT 8 In 4 [
H, A;na va Y-Trains leave Calvert station
sma daiiy, except Snnday,D at $50 A. IA.
Snu at r l., Tor Nlaga Falls, 4 fare onlr ter
d sl.s Buffalo, 0weso. 0Hwego, Toronto, Ham
rLon, al parts OF Western New York and Canada
farts oi the West. NORTH west and Southwest
travellers can so to Detroit. Chicago, NJ ilwan
se, 60, VIA Niagar Falls, at the same cost az b,
any other route.
- new route to New York is now open BY thu
hoaut via Harrlaburg and jersey City with onls
one change Of cars. Fare ss. Take the $50 A. NJ
yam and 20 through by daylight, over first cas
hoads and tbTough a beautiful country. Try it.
~ Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
JAS. C. CLARKE, Snp't
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fsiPo st'S TOW DEA.--2 603 kegs Duront,s
- Powder, comprIsin< Fl add Se.rting IN
kes cam; sers and IA Irter sess; Gag 10 Squirting
snd age Dlok, la ciaisters aud qIaf,er kers
Liam md, IN Cd 1lssrrs; A aad y auu 4; Rasn1oH'
Also. as IA sai.ts Fuse. for SAFE by
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PULMONARY BALS MA sure and sn.oa.
lemedy Tor the cure OF Coughs. Colds, AS hma.
SlouRs vi oop,ns Cough Difficulty OF Breathins'
~. Ihis PREPARATION IL freq from opium M an,
Iofn; ana Is composed of vegetable ingYedents.
seectou lot their Dalsamis and soothing natnre =
~ nss sa9oa The test OF numerous trials, and ia
e.oandentiy recommended for the diseases men
tloned. Prepared and sold by '
A. BoDEKER ( CO, Druggists,
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htCss tlU y OMAN sANuS FOR
LIZ BELOW NORTHERN PRICES
W RI frhs subscriber has oa hand three new
rants to be equal. If not superior to sDv ipsfyn-
ment Of the same quality from Northern manu-
fac cries.
He slso offers his services to the publ,e ma
TUNE and REPAlRER nF PIANOS at rea-
sonab Q rates CONRAD FREt ANN
err sIRREscss q; 7. Lefebvre. Esq Prof Il.
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e. CRYSTALLINE Jeiiirs, without Eggs or
gyms ~ Gd4 De n al using the SPARKLING
~ "a az e. Win tile o. troubie. Price Is
cents per package For sale hy ~
JHO. W. GARLfCK. ApothecarY.
Market Place, Franklin AZ
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EWts WEBB g. JOHN WAus altar
a If saIs > CG tRS rs hads. f'uba ~ usoovo1a.
20 Is v nee 30 nbs extra c DO Is mtis. "a,
t.JaI, 10 ooAes LOAF; 81 bDis. rew oroD NaD ~
ie<ns Mo asses; II nj S. small and metinw NJ
~ ercii 40 poe cts Java and 2Ot b. isnso
Consei 10 t,ercus Prime Lew rice '"eS b.sua
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T1, jHOpsEKEEPERS- ECONOMY OF
beautifully transparent Jelly may he made in hall
inc inc usual time with our SaarkIng Geatlne, cost
, ,hs ohy - cents package. ANY lady may make
tnls Jsiiy In her chamber without boiling or the
use OF eggs. by following our directions. - 'A'
10. MEADE BAKER, Druggists.
lS0 NJ street. cor hoya Pos, ra,a.
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NtGEO CtOIHlNG. N E6KO CLOTH
~ iN' -DARRACcTT. HARRIS & co. have
on hard an unusually large stock of CLOTHING
for skaVs MS. and wishing to reduce lhe,r
stock as much as possible. W. II sell fhsiT Negro
Ciothlag lover than ever before offsTed Tsso
would therefore. invite all in want TO give theIgy
calls - Tar are deter mlned to sell regardiess
------ no liz Main street.
S9nEn.RiHO Or SCOTCH GOODS. FOR
- sui 10 nave ct last pro sured enough Tor sev
efa suits, which will make to order IN tbs 49,
see them. IRVING; HifiT 1ali ana
Next to Pairo's Exchange Oiice. -, nke sht,.
SHAFER, HALSEY q Co. IIoMAJN sr-
unsr LOT the remainder of the reason. m al
n csn. Shu trainers, great Inducements in rst
c'ass oloIhins, suitable foT the season. - 'is'
GOAL OIL CHANUs LIERs- - -,
Hs psas s lot Of coaI nj Chano.Iisrs: s,dsa
a. ma. Ia ana raror Lainps 4st received Der steam
OF. shd ior sale low ct hs hipa Stare ~ SUSAN"
THO a. huxley 4 co.
4fnb bBLS. Whis sY, ali srade. "a, ..I.
Tits, FARLkYk co,
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JAMES Z. GODDIN,

JAMES Z. GODDIN,
No. . BELvIN's BLOCK.
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKER.
VIII also NE8yTIATE CLAIMS of every d.
scr.pe9n, upon strictly business principles.
Al ne feie!s, by termisgtOD. 70 Messrn. Jas.
"a Taylor Son; Messrs. Davis. Deupvee h Co:
y essrs s. McGr uder's Sons Messrs. Godd,a 4
npperson; A.; ID. Williams, Eaq Larkin w.
ia Aim - - ~''''s'SA y" w.
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A LE1ANHER MOTT
IL AUCTIONEER AND COMMIss.
WILL 49,. MERCHANT,
snHrhuhs sWyAGGoM sS NJ a. The Horse Lot, srci
Stock intended for 40 ~ Ill ~ ~ . eIocx.
ore The morning of tie sale '.
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lhls new HOTEL. at the corner Of Main and al
streets, just finished and elegantly fnrnished' =
nov open Tor the accommodation OF guests
The location is the best in the CITY. ana ever,
effort " II Be made to please ths natrons 81 ~
House e s"' pa"ous Oh the
have secured the services of MT w Horr.
FieER,t ate OF the Everett House, New Yort
noo-ly JOSEPH a. CRENluiIU
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ia Pink Geiatina (Erench) for 5eil3cs
70. lla bt no " lnpIfTK
Apothecary, Market Place rrankIia ST
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nrsa.ns m an e by TAR the best Hair
care from the best material No pa;n. 10, with
70 make ~ pre- emiLentiy worthy the patIonays ~
the pnoc single trial will grove ali re ~ s y.
Dy DuvAL, corner MAN and i0fh s, hssai.'
and sold BY DRUGGISTS generally. AVsh s'reets,
(tOIhaN0..DAkRACUTT, HAKE1c !. III
snch ~ o III mao ad iarge s.ock of CLOTHING
A.; EnSh.h whltn ~ DO Dra6 BsaSssp sssy.s
mere suit; Fancy Ns abSsI Silver Mixed sssi
ins Suits; Black brsus u ninits vslvstssn uslt-
ing very low. For bari "a. cali ~, a'e ss'-
DAHHAcOTT, HARRIs 4 CO.,
liz Main street.
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MI ADDSA 4 CO.,
tSuccessoTs to SMITH l. MAppux1
FhODUCE omission MERCHANTS.
Gary street. oppos ite Columbian Hotel.
NJ W Richmond, Va
MI. Y. SUTTON, Jr., withdrew from, and
Of December, 1850 " e As' 10Y
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ROYS'CL JACKETS B0YS,CLVTu
- lASh = Just received a fresh suppl, of
b"ys BIue t'ioth Jackets; Bots' Black Cloth do
Boys Brown Cloth do For sale by N'''' oo''
DARhACOTT, HARRIS & Co
No Mo-,
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Harries, Cream Ale. Pure.


LOVERS OF ALE pronounce this delight
full Beverage, and Physicians recommend it
for the cure of Dyspepsia.
We do not CLAIM for it the unenviahle title
of patent Medicine" or '.nostrum of the
day." too often an injurious deception, but
We do claim for it the right of trial, and we
guarantee It to do all for which it is recon-
mended. res
tbs compounded of Malt and Hops, and
contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug. II used with regularity it is safe,
sure and speedy cure and preventipe of Dys-
pepsia, and is cheap. healthy and delight
full Beverage.
No parent need hesitate to offer it to his
child, and it should be in the house of every
family.
1t is put up in barrels for the use of deal
ers, and in kegs for family use. Price, In
barrels, ten dollars; in fifteen gallon kegs,
Eve dollars.
Retailed by dealers throughout the city
and country.
The money must accompany all orders,
and be addressed to the sole Wholesale
Agent, L. n. MILLER,
No. Al, Broadpay, Hsshsizs, zssn.
Jan. Sly.
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To Cons,umptiyes.

The Advertiser, having been restored tn health In
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with lung Affection and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send copy Of the pre-
scripton used Gree Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they win find
sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BR0Y
CHI1ZS, de- The only obje OF the advertiser IN
sending the Prescription is enet the afflicted. and
spread Information which conceives TO be avaiu-
able and he hopes every sufferer win try il remedy,
- IL win cost them nothing ana may produce bessin
Parties wsshsng the prescription win please addres
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg,
ees1-iy Ktags County, New York.k
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EY OUR POLITICAL EDITOR

They tell me, Colonel, you intend to take
The troops from Sumter and from Pckens too,
That Davis may not have a chance to make
With his great guns deuce Of a TODD
With isthem CoIumbiads'' all the babies wake
And get the country in monstrous stew.
Ny dearest Sir, if were in your shoes,
Or, II you wear them, boots, would not lose
moments time IN doing just that thing;
For when the troops from Charleston are with
drawn,
And every cause Tor deyilmest is gone,
You viii have clipped tbs new Republics wing
And dimmed her day-star in its earliest dawn
She wants row, a. sure as you are born,
And means to have it, if you do not bring
Your troops away and let her have full swing.
Had ne been worth a continental cuss,
Old Buck himself would long ago have trump'd
her,
And spoit her chances for general fuss,
By calling OF the dogs Of war from Sumter.
I tell you, Colonel, this Palmetto land
Is spelling for fracas badly, and
Should you conclude To just let matters stand,
Ere long she'll take j; into her hot head
To batter Sumter and to lombard Pickens
And then with tears you'll think OF all I've said,
And when too late, will hate it like the dickens.
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Review of the Cincinnati MA vet

WEDNESDAY EVENING, MarcI II
FLOUR-There is moderate demand for supcrIne,
and the market is steady at 81 SOFA IS, some hold
asking 81 60; 1900 bbls sold at 81 5o04 So for
superhne, and 81 1904 90 for extra.
wHISKY-The market is steady, with fair de-
mand Sales of 100 bbls at including that from
wagon.
PROvISI oNS-A continued dull and heavy market,
and in the absence of sales of consequence, prices
$17; Bacon at 7,91z and 10hc; Bulk Meat at 696&c
for Shoulders and Sz0s1c for Sides; and Lard at &c,
at which rate $50 terces sold; 100 kegs sold at exc
There is not much offering of any article but the de-
mand is hardly worth mention ng.
OLA fair demand for Linseed, and prices shade
higher; A bbls sold at Csc.
GROCERIES, better demand for Sugar, with sales
OF 2O hhds at 597zc. Coffee stea "; $50 bags sold
at 131 013Ac. Molasses very urn at 31f032c in the
small way. but large purchases could not be made be-
lew 34G35c-
wHEAT-The market was dull to-day, but we have
no change to not.ce in prices. We quote prime red
at slE0I OF, and prime white at 81 o501 0s sales
500 bush fair red ard white mixed at 81; 800 do fair
white at 81 Oh.
CoRN-Ear is quiet and in gaod demand at 30@23c
at the upper and 10 depos Sheled continues dull
and prices are, TO great extent, nominal at BIC for
mixed. and Soc for waite, In Uulk Sales 1000 bush
at 33c at The lower dCpots. -E
OAT-Choice Oats, suitable for seed, in fair de.
mand at z9930c, common descriptions remain dull at
261zc, in bulk. Sales 1910 bush common, Ia sacks,
a &c.
RYE-The market continues dull, but without any
change in prices. We quote prime at 5S059c.
BARLEY-PrIme fall continues in good demand,
with light supply; other grades are duh; we quote
fall at 7o972c, and prime Western spring at 60
@62c. tt.I
HAY-The market is firm with good demand at
s1291S Per ton for prime Timothy in bales, on arr
Val
CaEESE-The demand continues moderate at pre-
vioLs quotations. Sales so boxes W. 4. at SIC; 100
do English Dairy at 1oHc.
Butt R-The supply Of prime and choice is light,
wit good demand, but umon qualities are dull;
quote choice roll at 1591ec; prime a. 13914c, and
common at S910c.
APPLES-Ihere Is a moderate demand, at 81 50i0
65 per Dbl for common TO prime, and - for choice
PvTATOt S-There is a better demand, and the mar
ket closes ady 81 20Gl 80 per Dbl for prime Ne
shanno Ks. Sales so OILS prime Neshannocks in new
bbs, at 81 25; 100 40 do at 81 %.
SEED-Ihe demand for Clover active, with bare
Market AMI prices are higher, and the market was so
unsettled at the close that correct Quotations nnot
be given; holders are asking 81 60 n.I.othy is in
good demand, and prices a higher we quote prime
To choice at 81 60f02 TO- SHE'S 90 bags Clover, last
evening, at 81 Is; 80 bags and 60 bush ut 81 20.
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ReVer n ews.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
March l5.-Red Rover, New Orleans.
Gen. Anderson, Cairo.
Mayduks, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Gen. Anderson, Cairo.
Mayduke, Padncah.
Lacy Pike, Cincinnati.
The river is falling slowly with feet
water on the Shoals.
The Red Rorr came into port early yester-
day morning with good load.
The James Johnson passed Memphis at
O'Clock, P NJ, Thursday on her way to this
port.
The John f. Fisher is the regular packet
for Paducah to-day. She leaves at IL NJ.
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FREE FORWARDING.
Private Bonded Warehouses
AND
CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERAGE.

THE undersigned has, with Messrs. Brigham Bald
l. win & Co., Messrs. Wilder Galie, and Messrs.
Hu ter Gammell, formed Association for the pur-
pose Of entering at the Custom House and Storing in
Bond, in accordance with the Revenue Laws, any
goods arriving at this port which may
hsc stody.
He being the managing and active partner, has
banded, with the approval Of the Secretary of the
Treasury, commodious Warehouses, VIII, all Mer-
chandize coming 10 this port be stored every
tentop paid TO its preservation and for its prompt de-
livery when eniry has been made at the Custom
House, at the the lowest possible tariff charges.
Merchandise destined TO thu interior win be entered
for payment of duties, in bond may be required
by the Consgnees- All Goods consigned to him TO be
for ~arded, will receive the greatest despatch the
lowest rate OF charg+ and in such manner may be
directed If the duties TO be paid in this port
funds must be provided for that purpose but If be
forwarded In bond, the requisite bonds will be given.
Goods entrusted 10 care of undersigned, consigned
TO points in the INTERIOR will be forwarded by Rail-
roads or other conveyance, directed, free OF
mission.
An experience Of nearly twenty years the details
Of Custom House business, and a thorough acquain-
lance with the Warehouse laws, in every detail, viii
enable this copartnershp give the great despatch
consistent with the safety of the revenue
CHAS C. WALDEN,
Office in Claghorn Cunningham's Buildings, head
Of Drayton street. Savannah, Marth, 1851
marlS-dlW
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~We learn from the Knoxville Wing
that J. C. RAMSEY, Esq, o. S. Attorney for
East Tennessee, has resigned. He thought
it would be dishonerable to hold Office under
Mr.. LINCOLN. Mr.. RAMSEY is one of the few
secessionists in Knoxville. His ideas of honor
differ from those OF some of his brother Sc
cessionists in Middle Tennessee, who are not
only willing to serve "OId Abe, but are abb
solutely trying to palm themselves on him
as Union men. RAMSEY had better come
down to Middle Tennessee as q missionary to
warm up the faithful and rekindle the ex-
pining fires.
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For the Daily Patriot.

Mr.. Cheatham offered resolution inviting
John j. Crittenden, Andrew johnson and
Stephen A. Douglas. and one hundred other
distinguished gentlemen to visit Nashville,
extending them the Inequalities of the city.
-NashrilLe Gazette.
The above is not true. The following
named persons are invited to visit this city.
90 far as the Common Courcil is concerned:
Hons. John J. Crittenden, Stephen A. Doug
las, Andrew johnson, Thomas a. r. Nelson,
Emerson E,hersdge. James N. Quarles, Rob
ert Hatton, Vim. B. Stokes, Reese B. Brabson,
and Horace Maynard. The Gasszs will please
count them, and let Ms know where the 9th.
er hundred 10 10 come from.
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To establish and regulate Detective Po-
lace DEPARTMENT

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the CITY Council of the
city OF Nashville, That for the eecuai preyen
tion and detection OF crime, that in addition to tha
present Police Department there shall organized 2
Detective Police Depar tment, which shall be Especially
and particularly devoted TO the detection crime and
all violations Of city ordinances
SEC. 2 Be it further enacted, That this Department
shall consist Of Chief and any number OF subor-
dinates that the Mayor may think necessary. The
Chief shall be appointed by the Mayor subject to
nrmation by the City Council, who shall serve for one
year, until his is appointed The Mayor
shall appoi subord mates and discontinue the same
when necessary. The Chief shall devote his whole
time and attention TO the detection Of crime and all
violations OF the city ordinances and shall not leave
the city without the consent of the Mayor II shall
further be the duty Of the Chief inquire the
causes Of all fires and report all the facts connected
with the same to the Chief of the Fire Department
he shall also keep record of all operations of this De-
partment, and report the TO the Mayor monthly
SEC g. Be it further enacted, That the Detective
Department shall receive such aid from the various
officers Of the city, in such manner as the Mayor or
Chief may direct
SEC 4. Be il further enacted That the Chief shall
take an oath and give bond and security the sum Of
one thousand dollars TO faithfully discharge the duties
OF his office, and shall receive salary Of eight hun
dred dollars per annum. payable quarterly and his
subordinates shall receive two dollars per day payable
monthly.
effect from and after its passage.
GEO. W. DARDEN
President Board of Counciimea-
W. ii. HORN,
President Board of Aldermen
R. B. CHEATHAN, Mayor.
CAttest,l W. A. GLENN, Recorder.
Approved Jan. II, 1861. maria
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In the great warehouses of Sturges, Buck
ingham & Co., on the Illinois Central depot
grounds, says the Chicago Journal, there is
at present In store the amount of nearly a
million and half bushels of grain. In ware.
house "B" there are PA, 5s5 bushels offspring
wheat, 567 ,534 bushels of corn, 81 .l56 BUSH
els of barley and 1878 bushels floats; total,
Sol, l4s bushels, or by weight, 22.6s2 tons.
In warehouse "a" there are nearly 700 900
bushels of grain, and the qauutity will in
crease until the amount in the other is reach
ed, unless in short time owners commence
putting ii on board vessels in the river.
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80 Acres per acre. no sale 100 Acres p acre mo sal
80 90 I" 49,. soc 160 49,. so
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DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
MI the last four years Of Louisville, Ky,
- and who has devoted his attention
the treatment of private diseases for so years. faers
himself, having attended TO q practice for many
years. and cured many thousands, he enabled to
cure all diseases Of private nature matter how
bad they may be from inludicous medical treatment,
or from neglect of their Dr. Kings Dispensary Ia
No D Deadeck between Cherry and the Square,
econd story, where he cures all diseases Of private
nature
Gonorhea cured without nauseous medicines or In
difference with business
Structures Of old recent date, efectualy cured IN
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where q Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
Syphilis with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be efectusily
cured In few days.
Seminal We1kne<s--Particulara attention having been
given 10 this disease and all the consequences growing
out OF it, brought in many by the destructive
habits OF nconsiderae youths and excessive Indul-
gence OF the passions, neglect of which viii under
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit for
business or society, and causing premature old age
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their
case with afee enclosed direct 70 Dr. A King No. =
Deaderck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have the
sary medicines sent TO their address Office hours
from O'Clock In the morning Until in the evening.
julylQ-ind&w1y
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Spefial 9otiees.
". ". ".
THE MINUTE MEDICINE

R4DwAY's READY RELIEF conquers pain, arrests fe-
yer, subdues spasms, restores suspended animation
and is lhe only stimuant in existence that repels
the outset all attacks of disease aordng pre-
vent the return of the paroxyism by means of Rad
ways Regulating Pills. The great object Of primary
medication is to meet the first shock Of disorder
with powerful counterworking influence, and thus
prevent prostration. If the vital power can be sus
tanned until the cause of sickness removed by pur
ga ion Of the bowels and equalization of the crcu
lation is certain This grand object is accom-
plished by the Ready Relief, which should therefore
always be at hand TO meet emergencies
RADwAY's REGULATING Pills empty the INSTRUCTED
bowels without pain, act specifically upon the liver
and at purify and noursh the blood and restore
the equilibrium Of the circulation. Without risk of
the consequences of Caomel, Blue PILL Quinine
Potash, Iron, Trey at once expel all morbid matter
from the system and recruit its energies-acting as
purgatve, Alternative and stomachic In these effects
vegetable medication has its perfect triumph.
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MELVILLE q IH1IIkHo06x n H o., I
Superintendent o11ce-
Turing the time breaks On the Western and Al
IL lantic Railroad Of Georgia were being repaired,
Of Local stations, including Chattanooga But nov
that the breas In the State Road hare been repaired
and Trains running through 10 Atlanta, Ne link
the freikhts that have ulatcd d1r1T -
sion Of trxnsportnton over the Western sd 4t1rte
ti0<s including ChattancoEa, en- Be received until
fur Their notice and DESIRING 70 do equal justice % AL
urnx this unseoedented rush Il freight, request
both through and local etght, % 1arni1h - With
sfatenenfs Of freight ready Or shlpnznt tha< thoy
nav Be entered np0n cur B1o9 ed tHke tber seE1aP
fnr1 M Nnnife6ts lrom 9oanhonta nnd ~ L1ui8-
y1lls rcd, VIII how fnr theHselxn = = dn11s-
An1o0 kv.CUx orDuE11n111k
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~Itia mot to be exneeted that our T

~It is not to be expected that our Po-
etical Editor should know much about poll
tics, and other matters in that line. He has
"tsken up notion" that the withdrawal of
the United States troops from Forts Sumter
and Pickens would be death blow to the
Southern Confederacy. Upon the strength
of this opinion he has addressed an interest
ing poem to the gentleman who at present
has charge of things at Washington. threads
as follows:
III