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The following is recommended asa simri.
plan by vhich any laly can rapidly p-opa-
gaze pinks. roses. Ceranigu-. etc. without
much troupis OF loss. Iake a isrge rile-
uiouthcd POT. and Oh int1 the bottom. q.
he depth 81 two or ih-se inches. small
stones OF pieccs q broken poss for drain
age. then take q 20 to inches smaller.
stop the drainage bole q tins uith s,iH eisv.
OF "i'h eorE. % mas. g water tight. 50
this iasi,.s q the large po,. on the top 81
the drainage. 81 thai the bruins Of tbe to-
81 D. on level No~ en- tbc spare be-
t~ern the pots vith sandy ioaua. and rnse--
cuttings al around the pot his pot b. q,
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u hss h-~a e-firusi-.i at ater t. Ha-f-rf
n $50 lirlrrssrr rsii o. 90 I'D i,i ~ rks 90
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to thsee - D. rsf f. A. fhts r.rs f.raa fr.--f..-
49, fsl-arE. o. 49, 81 b. aikr -stsrrrs ID
49, rhararfer $50 skllI. sd ~ha-r 80 r,--.-
sr1isffoa ir faefr 900 t1I-r an rNfrfrag tar r.s-
flass fn rrai-r 0f fhr1.-e.tr-. O.. fh~rs..-e go
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SEE a.sHf rrgrrf-s o.. s- att rrtls.s- rrts..tt-s
ta nisar rrsrs af af Co. nrs ter.s Or -r i. a fol
~ ri iru-iisg s-r RI fa--. ual~-s so 49, 60
sri $40 ft-r arf
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q. shove. paanuh-t aa DISEASES oT Won
II. aut ea f-rrafs IIs..t-s rra.r,I's s.v.-f ..I
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tfa .-r.arrH- af fh.- k .rf ,. te-rrrrn. II tNA
COZ. luENCE WHATEVER
= a. trr- te uslI rraasHf.t aftrnieI rr -
$50 turI 81 rf-- r.trart. sHl t.rrrf tr Tax
hArIi~bN t. si-.s~.
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.ri ~ is.st irisfV fa hsshh in as c.-- rEE
- re - ts h.ftks al th. 80 difer~af sfrsreths
~ifh far dir-ett-as g. u-i.g I'D seui o. ENfse.s
e. anN .rnrt I'd ~ cosInfre.
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qu-srrer -freagfh. - 80 horit-
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rr-s-ie S. ts-f.afs Geo. in ~htrh FL. afhrr r~rn-
49, a th~ kfnd havr tstr.' 60 curs ni.s thst
b. snrrarfrt 80 relrrrsrufet o. rssre rrsr-rt. 90
~ rrsr- ~iii D. rsi,ra 81
- t-~ars ~ uuiitsfl.ss' No. -ssrsuf-i 49,
49, $4,000 fir-rtit 81 ~ n 80 - 49, RI u.
EniAl iN>liti To- - Nr-rtal Elssarrs y .
= Csa-. o.. P---sie-rs. a. =
thrs ---rtshF ~rubFsc~s ~ tr-ras~s of r. p-rrrrs
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co. of efh~rsisr arr .fftrfF rs.rti--r 81. ssi rI-
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saf,sa. ta an parts 81 th- ar.rt ~t.r~.. 49,.
srcr.urnlsia.sa. &C. l1ast tr.s.n ai-..s1 -rrhrng
g. sFcur- go rrit te rrirrst 80 seal care 90
600 r-af.rr.I e. haarh
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Ayers Sarsapariua

ts er----r-. 90 f-..1 60 -.-.f ef-rturi r-t.
t..-, t.ff r.r...sl s.rrrHr 80 Discovered t.r
en- ai. f.re a.-r..- .sr a.. f.. t'r .ar III o.
t.t.-.i.rs f rrf-Is .l.ar tt ts f.r s-rrrtnr fs
s-t a.'r rrrr-lr ,ri devised 81 Arnvr hr al
ui.n .a.r .ltru % IA i..-i. I.-f t trs o.u-
49, ell. t.res of rourili--s. 81 rr.f..fu-at.v
fF.tra ~ th- --rat snu'utuic rf futl..r
sa.rn laf rrrlar-a'ir cars BE- hn. male q
g. t'ua- lf.r-Hc Kings Evil or
G'Rn41!lr swciiinCs. Tum5rt. Erup-
teas. Pl-npleS. Blotchcl aid Sores. Fry
spclss Rose O. s. An;honvs Fire. Salt
Rheum. Scala Head. Co-ghl from tu-
bcrcl.olS deposits IN tie .snzs. White
Swcllingt. Debility. DTopsy. EcuTalyis.
Dysp-psia OF Indigestion. syphilis and
SypAiltic Infections. Ncrc-Ti1l Diseases,
Female Wc1kressrs. ara ...i-.t. t.e uio.-
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g. .-H.a.--s. t...ri..ar.,n. u.-rr.. ms d,
d .r..l .- a -..f..rrf GO ffs r.. Odd a.rlr ~
g.. r.~lark r... COWS uNl.h rf 'rs H.r'r utrl
EN- o-.-r rru.~ilr- haI f.iif to sr.rd rr'rr
l....- ra.rs ere rarT-o.r.s iakra fan 20 60
t..nr RI tlr r.alItrr. tl ori.s '..t f...F weir
NAV Rave l..fs. ta some ore v he r.a -r.sk ta
-.r.tr.- '.rrreers f..r r.fr. rrfr..s I'D Zee
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t...-nrs h...h rI f.tos nr its r~-rt.ar
trtl-s ftls r.-...is st.ula.asrs t..r sltsl flr.-
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR PATENTS.
L-fs Ar-,f ~ a. =. Pa-.f a.. Wasti.sf-.
tszdr A. ~ 1871
20 State, opposite Kilby Street.
up-ToN

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sat as - CtF~~ u THF nt~r PROOF
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some paroicl prisoners. detained a,
hichmond. lnd-. destroyed a. s-,i.us-
sheet Published a. hat place. on s,-.i,,
night
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Two huuircd thousand dollars h,vr 49,
subscribed in Ner York. touars. the
Atlaatic Telegraph
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tcorr-stsHr sEcUssp.l
The Great Indian Remedy
PeR FEMALES.
DR. MattisOn'sIadian Emnenagoeue.

IT,. cr'rtrafe-i Fcu.ate N~iicis-
Tsrs-.ssia- Frfur- u.kun.n 81 ans
thtug 49, of th~ ktni SCI pr,s.az
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80 uf - ruri i.,rs. aif~r aH ~
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irtr.i in rntr.
Over 5000 bottl~~ have -s~
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Cards, Tags and Bill heads
printed az the Democrat Office.
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FINkLE " LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO..
SIS Broadway, Ncw-York.

No r.~r-or - ,safr-r Fia.r- Fr.s.srr "a ~r,.-
y 90 Nsrhia- &C. t.aa.is er aas.r.srfrfinE pre-
fssrs. .haall tsii ta -rI irr on~ af cirru.ars.
htca csa,fsfns cats aal 600 teslftf.ffans of re
several 80 '-- rrtcrs arI stnf.iss 81 urfk. rN ef
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anb er9riff bic 5ouo bes 5anbtperfers 9hr
leio etnsbteoerer, braoer Mann. entoeouete er
OIfen uno grade 0erams NIT Der @prone inf
tpte tA ltebe 9a5t Onnt fir Cure gRortr E
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etnmal tn Cure 0stmltb surisdfommt. Damn
Lat GO Den 9flateu, paB Dtnter bereut unD oe.
buBt babe.-9.bt mcbl!
Der Trempe rOQte btnauseeGen, Sod ober
ipranG onf uno eroriff letnen Nrm. Sor feb
Der Otd)tr, HaBte er. ] BIT ertenue tA GuH pie.
oer.-6tmn'el, tpIe babt ,Sbr @ud psiGnDe !
go obsr molten ptr ut6t 1&stoeu, fuar er
Fo,t Sbr bott nstne Ihrrfeu gBCrte oet5tt,
bort nun aud bic psrIGbneuocn, bort bic SIT
ten eines Wlonues, Der ea gut NIT Gutb metnr.
-Sfommt bsr; lsbt Gnd n,!sSer, tca ntlI Guc3
etn 6ri9Rud bsretteH;- ;-fo tafe tdb GuN ni9t
9sben!
Mrtgur, ocm oer 0eait9te Geler (0pn LGu0Gf
In een' 5semcsn ettnnrt baben sptyb, lteB nil
lenlea IlIs8 NIT IIA 0eitheGeu, |6petQeno uabm
er Dldb mno boS Wn!Iib tn Ittne Odnce ber>
peno blttb er tn ttsfes Sinnen OerIunfen, 6t8
Sod, Der GOfort cine 8affsmalHtne au9eaiiu
bet batte, bns b0mpfenDe @etrGnf ouf zen
Slid |teute,
60. fa8te er, ist bebtent GuG, bier
ba6t S6r Gofft, 8utter unb 8rco, nebmt
pOrIteb mit Dem, pa6 ih GG6 bieten
fam.
Gin Der SaR, tpouatt Der DtAter iiber bae
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gabrnn8 8efebIt bobsn muBts, uno er ttnp
fauo etn tnni9es Olttei0 mil Dem 70 Iehc b,s
runtergffommenen Wonne.
SD bauFs @nh, BOB 2|rt6ur an, nod1osut ct
faiusn 0unacr osfilt Gatte es mar felt rres
Io0sn Die srIfe orOenIt@e WaGi3gig. Ga,
e8 III tpstt mt mir 0efommen, fubr er Bitter
fort. tn ben adat;sAn Wouatpn babe icA W2anz
dies srfatren mtfien. @l9 th bie,ber fam,
9Ieubte td NIT metuen &enntutiItu Dte Welt
erpteru ~ tSnneu, absr balb Ioute itp euttaud5t
weroeu. y'a4 wp6enlanGsm 6tus uno Ser
rennesa geIone es mtr enoItM, stnen Soften In
etneu' 26aarcngeIGafte 3u erDalteu, Der mt
faum Do8 trUdcne Brp0 etnbraGte, ntein Brtn
sipal tpar etn rober, un9ebttpeter Wen14, Sag
uno Jtadt muBte tA arbeiten, unb els I'd, cit,
NAL etne Sterlelfunce ipdter tn's 0e1dGft
tam, GI5 es ausbeouu len nar, wayD t@ au
geabltdltch entlaGfu -Gin 6anowerf tQna.e
th ntdbt, bte Sludeute tpolIten mid utd5t be.
fh6fttgen, unb uu uid)t 6unaers fterbea 8u
miiIfeu, retrt9te td bic Woilen.
(iycrtesuu9 irtgO
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altimpre eOdsSOfpttG1.
BUR unterp.adun8 bsr QuadluIberei etobitrt
Der sis3t8e 9lnb In Der GSelt, no liAsre
I1neae tub Q 'itnDIiGs Suren TT
gebeimcn araufarttem

lNneue uuU 9 NhoNWe SCutcN III
gebetuHcn 4raughrttem
semadt tperen ale sd nb: 3eusunssundbtsfett @pd@e
IN udtd ben Slttoern Gn3unoungen Der Nteren
unb SlIe, SaantnerpttBan8.n S9wa&e Der Rsroen sra
i6pd6e 6erjppen SdbiGerntet 3tttern, Iueen lhwiGe
g9ptnbel 6ppfitmerj, Gnts inbun9 Safes, Der gtue
Per gHnss esS Gsens Der gtgssSs m 4no aasF lsntr
pelae tbren Spsrn ee1brber nb ais Ser Streren Ge>
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CINE 3eitung Ia 2 Go8en sitesfGert.
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Or. q o q 4 i u Il,

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bpn raburter einsS ber ren enjtSii&sm @Cestsn ber
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DR.. Johnston,

Der stn;t8e Nr3t, welGsr amjeI8F.
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Wasentpdfc llnpronuns fer 8ereauunss Srsans dgee-
Metne Gnttrdftune, Symphonic Der Sbptnblu6t.
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tenbers pele he Cpiar enea aebetmen 2drs sersr6ea
fnb ba8 jdbr 70 nele Gauience In en su tribes Grab
res rde bud lre erEateneu Salente lno cntptdelten
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beeiert Der Qsier bedubernbe Sbne enDf baben
tplrben, rn6gen Tb NIT pplem @ertrduen taben,
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@efrenes 4 @fanrrene@nnn.

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unb bdues Ynper a1e Sprten Qates uub granSS Yopes
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

The total number of passengers arrived
at New York from foreign ports, in 1852,
amounts TO 105, 1895, against 1871 in 49,
81, 1O8,682 in 1860, $4,000 in 1859, and
S4,226 in 1858. OF these passengers
there were aliens, in 1862, 76, BOG, against
63,791 in 1861, 105, 1872 in 1860, 1892 in
1859, and 78, 500 in 1858. Since the or
ganization of the Board of Commission
ers of Emigration in 1847, there arrived
until December 81, 1862, 2,8l1916 alien
passengers, for whom Communication mon
ey has been paid.
The nationalities Of these emigrants
in 1862 were as follows; Ireland 32,217 ;
England 1875; Scotland 692; Wales
1902; Germany 27740; Denmark l.
$50; Switzerland 1854; France 1887 ;
Sweden 6G3 Italy 49, Holland 456 ;
Belgium 1876; West Indies 156 Spain
124; South America 81; Nova Scotia
81 Poland so; Russia 4G; SARDINIA 80 /;
Canada 80; Norway %; China 10; Por-
tugal 10; Mexico 10; Sicily 8; Greece
Is; Turkey 3 East Indies !, The entire
emigration from Great Britain and Ire
land in the last fifteen years amounts 20
1856, 1873 souls, including 1,165035 from
Ireland, and from Germany 1034,45
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Speech Of JEFF Davis before the Miss
iisippi Legislature.

The n y Tribune of the oh inst,
gives a synopsis of the Speech made by
JEPF DAyI, al Jackson Mississippi, as re-
ported in tho Richmond papers. The
Tribune says:
President Davis addressed the Miss
issippi Legislature, at Jackson, on the
Goth ult The galleries were filed with
ladies' and when the President appeared
the whole hall rang with applause
The address was quiet lengthy one.
We give the chief points.
The President spoke Of his love for
the old Union. He alluded to il, how
ever, as a matter of regret that the best
affections Of his heart should have been
bestowed upon an object so unworthyi
that he should have loved 50 long Gov
eminent which was rOtlea TO its very
core
lie had predicted from the beginning
a fierce war though it had assumed
more gigantic proportions than he had
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Jeff. pavis,s Speech.

The arch-rebel of Richmond has re-
Gently been "yentilating his opinions"
10 nse a popular phrase, in speech, from
which we give some extracts in to-day's
paper; and pretty ventilation he has
made of it.truly.
He piously regrets that the best afTec-
lions of his heart" (see love tales of SYL-
TARUs COBB, in the New York Ledger
should have been given to an object so
unworthy as the Federal Government
which was "rottea 10 is Uery core" He
was quite willing TO bear with its rot
tenness while his faction had possession
Of it, If the Government be rotten, GER
tainly he and his friends are RESPONSE
bic for its untimely decay He will,
under no circumstances, consent TO a res
torAtiOn Of the Union; which is not TO
be wondered at when we consider that
in that event, he must suffer The penalty
OF treason, unless he flies from the coun-
try. He evidently feels alarmed at the
discomfort and Indignation produced
among the non Shareholders of the
South by the twenty-negro Exemption
of the Rebel Congress, aud by the Con-
toin act, and tells the people that the object
Of the exemption act was to provide a
police force for the country. Plain peO-
pie will be apt to ask why in this war
for the perpetuation and extension of
slavery, the men who are most interested
pecuniarily in it are exempted from fight
ing, while those who own no property of
that description, are forced into the army
by cruel CONSUMPTION law. And yet
this man who thus insnIts the manhood
and tramples on the liberties Of the South,
has the audacity to tell the people that
the Government is warning against their
liberties and manhood. His statement
that many of the wealthiest families in
the South have sons in the ranks is an
impudent lie, notorious falsehood.
The sons of large slave holders
have joined the rebel army when they
could get commissions, but so rarely
otherwise, that the exceptions only con-
firm the rule
A very important declaration be makes,
which confirms what has been so often
predicted of the rebel government. He
says a permanent military system must
be adopted, operative in times of peace,
which means nothing less than gigan-
tic standing army. If the Southern Con-
federacy be established, there will be no
secession or revolutions, if force can sti-
file them. The musket bayonet and
cannon will crush out the last germ of
liberty, and the people will find out too
late that they have bartered the best
government in the world for an intoler-
ant, suspicious, and barbarous military
despOtism.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

GREAT ADVANCE IN SUGAR AND Mo-
LAssEs,-From some cause, unknown out.
side the circle of spectators and extor-
TONERS, the two staple commodities of
sugar and molasses have taken an alarm
ing rise within the past two or three
days, and prices have reached figures
never before attained since the war gave
its fictitious and unhealthy value 10
everything that afforded speculative
turn.
Brown sugars sold yesterday at 05c.
per pound by the barrel, and molasses at
Sc 10 6 20 per gallon, Wholesale. The
same commodities were retailing; sugar
at 81 a ] l0per pound, and molasses at
So 80 a 8 and upward per gallon.-Rici.
ma0Rd Examiner Jan 2.