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25O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER 81. 100000.

A Ii 10 be sold for One Dollar each. without re
"a gard % value. Not 10 be paid for until you
know Rhat you are 10 receive.
'Tn j. one Of the largest firms IN the City Of N.
York End are doing very extensive bu lness, and
Save on hand the largest stock that be found ia
the Oty."-Ocesna lines, Pant Water, Mich, Oct.
a, is6f. Their stock Is large, and buyers may
rely on syicles purchased from thFm Just repre-
scented. 1neir Ion, continuance 10 business enables
them 70 ofler better Inducements than any other
house IN the c ty."-Loya American, Anderson,
Ind, Oct. -, 1854. Their Watches are admitted
BY CONS eient Judgei, and those who have used
therl 70 b. the best n use. They are eli they are
adYeltised % he."-lndere1deat Warrcnicn, H..
Oct 20, 1854. They are large deslers End their
stock s Manufactured IN The best STYLE and Of pure
msLersls. Telegraph, ssuEeTbes, n, 2, Oct ~
1854 'tAn goods furnished Z what they a rep
resented 70 be. Times, Waterviile, n Y, Oct ~
1854 Worthy o. confidence f--WYnunine Demo-
crat, WsrsaH. n Y, Oct IS, 1854 shonoraoie snd
iair deElng men.n-Cumberlapd Valley Journal,
sechsniosbdrg, Pa, Oct %, 1854.
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coal AND WOOD.
CommIssIon and FoTwaraing.
NEWS DEALERS, &e.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ZONE a TUNNELL-Wholesale and Rstsi
" hooEse lers. staiioners, ana News Agents
No. 80 North Cherry street. NashYile. Tenn
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can say concerning 1t Is, that fun Justice
viii Be done the negro, and be viii Be pro-
teeied IN all his rights, Cut no attsmpt VIII
be made to give him what his true eondi-
tion does net claim. In other words, the
negro can Dever be our soeisl or political
equal With car own consent. M- Seward u
the contrary, notwithstanding The House
Is now voting on the bill for the edueation
and support Of deceased and disabled
-oldiers' families. It viii pass.
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Ihe originN and Best in the worr4f
4ne eely irus aiid perfect Hair Dye Harm
less he.ianlo ard lnsianfanceus. produc.s
itimeliaiely apendid BiscA or natn-aI
h'oEns without niaring the hair or skfu.
helneaies the ill Effects of bad dyes. sold
p AZ DruEgists- The rcuuia is sirnsf
william A. haichclor. Also.
a'lcgerai1g Ertracf ef Miicfra-1. for
hesicftHg ald h.1raftiaq tic Hatr.
CHARLES kATCHEl0h. Nrr Yoar.
scpi5-ly
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This formal notice of the proposed amend
mant 70 the Censiiution Of The Unite,
states has nos YET been received. When /
~ VIII communicGie the came 10 Won
Tbs amendment may be seen IN the act
otthe last Ceogress. and Is IN these words
Neither slavery aor Involuntary servi
tnde, except as q puuishnraEt fnr crime
whereof the party shall have been oniy
convicted, shall exist within the United
States, or any placs subjeel 70 their juris-
dictios.
See. ?. Congress shall have poser 70 en-
ieroe This srtiele By approprists legisla-
uon-" approved Febrnsry 4. 1851
I A lew days since. addressed q cammuni-
eal.on 70 Mr.. Seward. Secretary OF State, by
mail IN Which I repeated ani ENLARGED On
ne Views prevlouaiy expressed % the
I Fresldent, in reference % the objections
which were entertained Ia South Garaiina
/ % the proposed c0nsfitulioual ameadment.
u an happy 70 hnd that the Secretary ii
state does not regard those objections ~
Vel founded, bat considers them 'l-uarll-
lous and unreasonable" It il true that :
plan, honest construction Of the language
o. the amendment woald be that slavery
was abeiiseed in the United States. and that
Congress shuld simply enforce a. Wheu
this was done, thsi- legislation sould Be-
ended They could not aslempt. uader the
authority given By this amend neat, 10 pass
laws for tde g0verhmsnt q the ''freedmen"
in their nee stats. The Atlsmey General
q the nited Slaies. and the President.
haFe both bes1 -anderaiecd e.. coaearsidF
u this opinion. L Woaid. therefore. h /
vel, IN adopting The proposed amendment, /
10 piace on record the construction which |
had been given % it BY the Execuiive De- |
partner Of the Federal Government.
II Is manifest irOm the earnest, elCeuent, |
snd patriotic terms in which the President /
has urged the adoption Of tins amendment, |
that he regards. as be saye " an thai south 1
carolina has zone, and well doue, as thrown 4
away" unl-ss the amendment Is acccpted
by the Legislature.
The Secretary Of State is still more exPlicit
q his langEage. He SAYS; "The frcsi-
lent considers The acceptance Of the amend
nent BY Sguth Carolina a. indispensable %
resioratian Of her relstions " th the other
states Of the Union" The reason why tht
'Xacuon is made Of the southern States, sfief
hey have abolished slavery, is that they
light, otherwise, st some future day, changs
heir constitution, and restore alaveFy in de-
anee Of the Federal Government You,
entlemen, have a. this time the destiny % .
ne state IN your hands, and I feel assured
hat you Wll ac-calmly and dispassionately
Tith view 70 the peace, happiness and
'ell-being Of South Carolina.
lSignedl BE. PERRr.
Inis message was, on motion, referred % $
ppropriate committees, and the further '
'nsideration Of the resolutions postponed Q
II one day.
sabsequ nt dispatches have made known 3
he action o. the Legislature.
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For SaIa

4 NJ nl tne Pest henfeucos n tha country. is
~ the acut1ru part el 100 CITY, naar ffs f5-r, ~.
rate ueiEhnoIncod Iha luil ma. = are -.
isc .stoiJ urca, anh ien looms. fit hen. al eooI
Qlie smlAe house ana servant houses. ataf' ~
tsi1' Aiss Iafl' vel grciated u.tf lI arr-a sf
~ enq'ee 80 tee. A psrt ls usa.f f-r = rr-.f
YARD, sia leaJ a uafrr snd ai caar-..,-..-.
30 faiilnH acad. lla N a1d G. naroat n.-.1..
~ we leilaf ai ne nIa.os 1EnIn uhen unaf b. 10
ctiFed lor plrnns uIirk- Inn property L. u. -.
tne ofpra on 4ud a tlcrti1ra elrnia 81 iron. er-
prfitpa taEe1, g1of sunns i insnlrd.slrl . -.
lomnE tae rlQpertF- Terms easv
enlPiie ot haL-QN MUHFEaE
foFi cr W. MAZE HHuuN "
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His inimiihble prrparstion of sARsAPARILLA
has iong Stood ai the head Of the VARIOUS com;
pondsof that valuable drug
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Notice.

lha X y ArNrzR. phvsIriana Or d..
~ of ms THROAT, LUs,,s ,.i LI-t,3r -,
l-''Hl t-cf patients ih4r heir atara fn Nashr.IIg
w g-e,e % -'tarday evening. TIE tth ma ,r--
- -tat aiiisas vi o. is1 "a go Fcurfh ufr.rf
.e-l-el y pil'o iarmseiFrs unfer fhFfr rar. .--
.-.' 4i-lia aliFe been made aiih Uf Haa-r.. a -
- il, Nno is aufiau1ed % rucaira anui'rara-. T.
80 use eAi linai.ona. uh.ch ull b. a1rusr-a.f
81 our addreas % Uinrmusd o.s.i,.
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GOVERNMENT Sale.
Notice.


h'sa4nIr. TIss.' ~ ~, 4, t,,ai,f, ,.,., !
H.Atlttse - Worth Fss.e-, s....-.'.,, -. D
- Veg H|lr .Ir1' .l.. J.. = tela-
E 49,. -. ~. - caro- 80 81 -. SO
1Iiale.1 90 t1r Ncrtt- lle.I.--- y. =. prersEed br
- Lo1'a. a .o. - -. lleil oi
49, slot s1Ei ra.ss rs..,--.-. - vi
-. joha.oss'i,s III e s.,e Naasnis iasy ,i
fet anf slalre - ~ 9iilcg, ccrnef Mar.
ngTIalE v. kQiE, sgsat
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a fhy.loleEical Fies or sIar,frr~
- -,-l--s ura'lI N uaEeH, and lul Hnr afafrs
- - -nstAtinAi ei ne anaiory of lna human u .
-.Aa "a state 90 nr1iih auli III latrl uIIr !. Tr..
~ On hal huont Is DcuIorauio Canssrusr...
80 lne hina aed hldy. ui the Auihaf- Fisn
madt q cure. a. shown b. ne 1901 Il -
- trulAial a.rF.sar f1 ihe uafr.aI. ar.f
een.eil1 ai ug marriage, utu sniertsIr - ~.
i -. la.,.l le1e gen. -cut iree ol nuslars id
- -li-lesls % recairi oi Is ceuts. IN stsmas III
= stfienfli el saa1essi1E ID. Ia CHulN. -.
~ 1aiden tanl AIh1uV. NY
-ll -ll --.Aaf i1aY tu Cousulted uruu aur Of fha
,i -.e-es apen Hhrh hs hcck uuuf5 oifher rar.rn
~ el ~ mai aad me,ilc.nls a6nt Do auv ~. II
urrilaErn
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~ vut1e Of a Decree q tae cha-csrv con-t sf
- Aplei--gn county there WI na suli NJ puh i.
Sale on The ga Uorrnfnr nrrt or ~. -.-,.. ...
sAeailan county, that Yalla1le prnne u Anau.r..-
uio 7leaisqra lolaan and Powder NIiIs esar.i.f'rr
y -e.ll ~ tres Of land tlEefhrr win nIi fr-
De same.
y - ~ inalou u tla properly. euqrIracfn
2. elsssila.e, s,, AaahUlf, of of s. hat-o1 ssgr.-
Nt''H
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Eso7oassr11.-PhotcgrapAs Of Gsns-,ls
fe,ierai aud calederste. ifha iarrsst 80
ieci'en in he 'fcEi, ioF sale, wholesale a.,
se-Ail' hemel iheF The piace. GaIlarv Of ths
Canoelland, ziCcdsr ssroat, opposite Cor-
"ieisi Aotal. mayff-u.
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WARRENs CELEBRATED
Needles and Fish hooks,
ANDREW, CLERK g. 90.


uuf '1uner CaHnucrs va hnd = ru.frr.i....f L,
goa pfeeao oi Z Needles, uhiir fna gnai ~ I. -
saTl Eant uo = re hI-lesi slaniara ri...-- u.
kng ~ Malufai Hrars
A. G. a 70, fospu,iuiy solicit q run-..i .,f ~.
.l.i.e niaiouii - oag and .ssorsbiy ss,oensd
" =aul-IIu
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NO. eOI.
SPECIAL NOTICES


We Ere EIihontcd 20 an1o1nce. EusCIu FED
hAsNCd ss q rariIdsis Icr Sheriff cf HaTtf.dn
cq1s-F, li lhs cusai1g Mar1h aiec5zn ueels
We are al horlcai % snrource n. G. SHta - :
can1l..sia or sheriff ol naEidson coanfy, g. las
ueEi Msrch eIecuou. h..
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NJ. Samuel B9Nles mentions 81 su. eEcel-
ieei ieasare q hsrqueis as San , ranciaca,
''ine 'ersinz q hot beef tea. Hith isst 3
smack of ciarat u 4. ~ = constant rsfresh-
uent during ne evening"
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VUE ARE AUraOsls go 10 ANNoUvcE ror
- G. CitINk al e -an.iIfaaa fer County Carrt
OielS- % laF.ison Coanlr. o. the uasnIng Narch
u.a1ufn. r-Ff
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Mas MeltE Brsvoort, a NrE York, rs-
Gently ussde tie aacent q noni blanc, be-
ing he laird ia4y Who has psfioFmed this
feat Her whois party neazly lost iksir
lives during ihs aescent.
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het Aoilii kuak and Buans every morn-
rs at the Nashville steam Bakery, he
onlaniar etreat. ncar union. sans-tf
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rar call.stnrI

~ are iEihur1ei On sauuu1ea gsut. 1aHs Wrlt-
- ~ eal.i'isis 'or o. arri1uu tl fha af1cs %
e'iail A'flsiee a. tle u.uE asfchs,aeaoa.
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JUS receiTeas per ExPreas, ano Toe Of
lHlsaeas tarlaion, nainsook. muslins. al p4i-
a@ CSC. saIELna q @.
lyt-u Is and 81 College street.
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AcrIox nr rHr srr,rr

House bill entitled, .'An act 10 provide for
the transfer Of the unfinished business Of
the special court Of equity established bv
Gov Sharkey," and which had been return
ed 10 the House by HIS Excellency, the Gov
ernor, with his objections thereto, and after
wards passed by the Houss by . Two thirds
vote, passed the Senate, the Executive veto
70 the contrary notwithstanding, by the iol-
lowing vote:
1eas-Mr. President, Messrp. Binford,
Brown, Cain, Hooker, jackson, King, Land,
Lyles. Martin, McCargo, Montgomery, Ma
per. Robinson, Seal, Stephens, Stone, SWEET
Taylor, Wolfe, and Yerger-2I.
Nays-Messrs. Anderson, Duncan, Haw-
ems, Leaehman, Lowry, Miller, smith, and
Wilson's.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

4 1AkEf SMITH, Nos SC asd Sc Union street
- Cup stSrsl represent the fllowisg Conpanies :
.t-ins q Hartford. security, Msnnatan, Meiropoli-
Tn, Ph0suix and Enieer rfieI-er Iifa of NeiF York
md Accident Of Columbus, Uhio.
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI. Nov ;, is,5.
To the House of Reursseptst,yes.
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M A IL E Ma

The food and luxury Of the age, without sinfle
fault. one tria viii convince the moot skeptcll.
Makes Puddngs, Cakes, Custards, blanc haLEe
sc. without singlass, with few or no eggs at cost
astonishing the most economical. slight add-
ton % ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and OaEe. lti also excellent Tor thickenhc
sweet sauces. grsyies for fish or feit soup, Ac For
lee Cream nothing can compare with II. Ettle
boiled IN milk will produce rich cream for coffee,
chO -olate. tea, &C.
But u9 IN one pound packages, under the trade
mark MaiAena, with directions for use
A most delicious article OF food for children and
nvaids Of all ages. For sale BY 6TOcers and Drug
gists everywhere.
wholesale Depot les Fulton Sc New York.
WILLIAM UuRYEA, General Agent
iune 2i-IF.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA IEGIs
LATURE.


The Body Surprised-While Demand
ing IL Receives Advice - Letters
from the President and Secrstary
Seward.
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/ The nevrs blH hss been reported and Or
dered to be printsi Ths ssnste has TIE
Bill under discussi0n row, and the House
vii take L up t9s3ay o. to-noTroF. Al !
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A 0ENfS WANTED FuR srrpr snf,p ,.r .sz-,s
a NiCE, me Fald. ths nunre5s. s,'i ~, II,
-. p ilioaf iliarr sung ud arafnra ns-s
-. .-l -gu5ianed, efntrarIng So. Hchanfsrn'r -
lI--.-t --ieteaia 20 luur years traralfnr
- i-e 1eNle M ne stcret serFre Of Is
Ll.lilaa. 70 aIl aoouud I'm st.rrnr event. s5..f
,e- 1.eln ei nc iirli Incident and r1uianfe I'D
. ,ae W. tnAn any other Eorz puaiahod Send -,
AAilesl aNNha, HhlIs. n COZ.
lia ". an ai1sat C.n-innaf. ono
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From gentleman just from Meridian, We
learn that Mr.. Wilkinson, sn old and high
~ respectable citizen Of Lauderdale count y,
was most brutally murdered On suhdsy
night lsst, by party OF his frmer slaves.
at his plantation two miles northeast Of Lsu-
derdale Station. They supposed that he bad
large sum Of money, and 70. secure it, fen
upon the old gentleman, first beating him
severely, and afterwards hanging and ab-
bing him in different parts Of the body
until life became extinct. Four OF them
have been aPpreheuded, and one yet re-
MAINS at large.-AississiVP
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AltsAfios iarsHnrs i-Checks on The IN
-.er hankiug Co, Bciisst. ireland. ii GUMS
q -t y Ale or sale ui g. ~ Ordway Bro
Aer ohice, No. fs College street.. III
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uxroRuSATr AFFEAs


/ In q personal reneouutre, on Monday
| evening last, between Gel. Wm- B. Wad,
I and a soldier, the latter was 90 desperatsl,
wounded that he is not expected TO reeovef
Col. Wade was very seriously wounded, by
number Of soldiers who soon after gath.
cred around him, but was rescued BY the
guard, ana taken, IN dangerous condition.
TO the hospital for trestment, as well ss to
be placed under guard. Abons o'clock he
was ki led in the hcspiial-how. no relis-
Die report, that We have heard OF, has been
gwen. Il Is said that he fred on the guard;
but wounded IS he was, and surrounded by
them, this report is altogether improbabIe
Col Wade was a ge0tleman greatly be-
loved by his fr ends and respected in this
community. he greatly distinguished him
self IN the Mexican var, and in the late war
was Colonel OF regiment IN he Coafederate
army.
We have not learned Whist steps have
beeu taken Tor the Investigation o. this
tru'y lsmentsble affair BY the m liiary-au-
thgrities.- Colgnbns Inder. Isl tssf
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MH: sIHT3:
.lnSiYs
]. ! ''IlIif|E'11'E!||
No. l--...lS TbiN z5lsl 5oIS....isl 75 s. co.'s %
No. S.. I 25l / 75I O0l sol 2 sol 4 25l 7 90
No. 49,. col 25l sol O3 5 O0l 4 sol 3 %
No. -. o8l 75i O0i So Sol s sol 10 %
No. a.. z 25 %. IS 75l T5l .. -.
No. T.. 5oi 3 25l 75 4 25i 4 z5i - -
No. g.. O0i 4 O0i 4 sol 4 Isl 5 oQl - -.
- 80 ~ III '-----I " '----- .----.
NoL..-.-- VI . ~ ~ .--.--' --i ---...i

These pens bear ny iFods marx, 20. P. BGREas.
kKrhA Lou-, KY" for which have secured tbs
Glpg-riqA, aad are warranted equal in hneness of
material and workmanship 70 tho best Eastern rsr-
uisoiuTei and are believed 70 be superior 70 al
oLhers ~ dqrahility and other subsaniisl qualities
shlel eomoine 70 make really sernces6e psn.
sent py mai or express OK RECEIPT on priea sfd
5elsn c-ges ~ b. mail, a. w Tisk Hhen % cents
= added ioT TeqsaE write your name ard al
Aess plainly.
rosiags on Sings pen three eenisi pen with any
lAse OF holder snd box, sir csals. Old pens re-
pslred ior by cents tald staapl each. oirculars
'@nt FAEH. Address
Q. P. BARNES,
Sold Pen Menulscturer,
Hs haH-Etrset. Cor. SIXTH, LouisTiIe. ~.
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DICKRK 6 Smith.

Corner Church and Front Sts.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
100 Bales New Timothy Bay,
500 Sacks Bran,
500 Sacks Oats,
l0o Sacks Corn,
l25 Sacks White Seed Wheat,
lee Barrels -Four,
l08 Barrels Hydrsulic Ceneht,
10 Barrels Plaster Paris,
S Light Farm Wagons.
20 Warehouse Trucks,
leo Bundles Poplar Shingles.
Together with a large and vel selected stock O;
Iron NsIls, Spiires, Axles, Copper, nn-PiAie
Hnhs Fellows, spoEes, &C.
ss-Hiqhesf price pad fo- Country Prodnoe.
ancfs-f'
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DOON AND JOR PRINTING

CiAMERON, wa. 4 CO.-Book and Job Printers,
~ and pn lshers Of the Day and Weekly
Union, Printers Aney. beiEeen Union and Dead
ericx streets.
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AAYERs HUNT-Manuiacturer Of all The
ll Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
Bagges, Hxpress Wagons and Carryalls, u North
Market street.
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BANKERs AND IsROKRRS.

BANKERS AND HHOKERS.
Eflksr NATIONAL BANK-Govemment Deposi.
| L. t5Ty-ho. 50 College street, between Union
and the Public Square dealers in Uneurreni
Money, kHchAnge, CON, and Government Securi-
Les o. a. Kinds. Stocks and Bonds boaght and
soid on Commission. Colsctons promptly at
tended to.
A. g. sANEcED, Prss't. Jas q. oGDES ,Cash'r.
MAR, THoS s.-Broker, corner Union and
w College streets, buys and sells Gold. UIcur-
reni Money, Government Securities and Vouchers
Coiiecil5ns attended to promptly.
Also buys and sells on mmisson-
GECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
~ y CherTy street, desls in Exchange l5oyeru-
ment Securities and Con. ColiecIions promptly
attended 10 J. LpnsDEs, Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANE OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals in Exchange; Governments Securities
and Colo. Collections promptly attended TO.
cold, Stocks and Bonds 8 ID on Commission.
". ". hERKs, President. EDaaH JoEEs, Cashier
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HIS Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
in less than year after their introduction,

aiE7ed reputauon as vide spread as the conti'
Ra1loi North America. But the croWnnP glory oi
hsihe remains % BE- attained In his discovery, or
nEhef eomhnat.oE, for he does not ciaiaa 10 have
hsel the disc0Faner oi CIDRON, ahch Is the hasis
q ne hiters nov offered 20 the public. That hon
or belongs % the native inhshtsnts nf Ceniral
Aular1a- 70 whom lie Nirtuea have heen known Tor
more llan lFo hlndrl.t Faa1a Arnled alfh ID the
inalnn tlds aehance 20 The most deadly malana,
Hhd handle without fear, the most Yeuomons SER
Peuis. ltis belief with them, that while there s
IRE ih IN toe body thu Cedron IS potent % cure no
msller uhst the di-esss may Be.
while br, hul y not prepa ed to endorse this ex-
.fatsRant preteu.ion, be h neFerthoiess sai shed
nom thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
lng . ~ virtues. thai az . remedy End prerenia-
W. iof Az disease arising nom exposure. ether
% ne NeatheT or climate, or 70 miasmaiie inhuen-
cos, ID stands
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ATTORNEYs AT LAW.

tAMPBELL MoEWEN GROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys st Law and Clam Agents, practics in sll
We = urls. Collections promptly attended, 70
fl-o claims against the Unit ID ststes and vouchers
collected. Office T4 Norfh Cherry street. Up stairs
0TIs, +. A.-tttoFnsy and Counsellor Ct Law,
" Ofhce 425s Cherry 81: P o. Box 7ls.
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In Dyspepsia,

Ald lle aftordaui irain q aYmptons, M acts more
LAX A CHAHH than niedlclne There fe noth-
lng IN the whole range 81 Nntsria Medica that can
or moment bear compsrison win Il In this dis
eaEe.
A fan sccnuui of tbs wonderful plant may be
ouad 10 the iith edition q the L. 8 Dispansasory
rsges 1857 and i1ss
4 series Of erperiments in which Dr. Bull has
teen Ter years engaged, has iusf te brought 70 a
~ loesaill termination, end be Is DOW enabled 10
otPr 10 The pubic coEhlnsiion OF CEnRON with
o.her approved tonics, the whole preserved 10 the
b-st q'isity cf copper distilled Bourbon Whiaky,
hlieh he . couhdeui has no equal IN The world
~ might furnish = volume u ceriidcates bat The
Patse have long since learned 10 estimate such
ulngs hy Their true value The faieat plEn ts ior
s'ely one % test Tor himself the virtues of a new
meeuciue.
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DURYRAB MAIZRNA

That received a medal and honorable mention from
the ROYAL Commissioners. Al the great International
Exhibition, London, lh02, the competition Of all
prominent manufacturers Of "Com Starch" and
Prepared Com Flour" Of this and other countries
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Messrs T a h Ganghan a Co, No ne Broadway,
New YORK, extensive manufacturers and importers
81 on the leading aud most fashionable STYLES Of
Watches and JeEelTy, desiring % ncrease Their bi-
siness % an uni mItel extent have resolrea upon
Z Gres Ciii Distribution, guhiect 70 The reEulaioas
allowing
OrrEfckfes naming sa,h srticle and its value, are
placed 10 se6lcd Anvcicpes and well m xed, One
,f these envelopes will be sens b. mail % any ad-
siross on receipt % tWehiy Eve cents.
Al s-fiia soi5 ar onc nolar oacs, i,ilsost aa7ard
o. ua'ac.
On reeasrt of ihe cerffcsfa you aill Sc what you
are eonE % have. and then ID b at your option %
rend ne dollar and take lie article or not. pur-
shasers NAV thas obtain 6old watch ID amond
Rnr or say set o. JeWeirg on cur list for One fol-
lsr snd IN no case can they sel less than one dol
lars worth The prire of ueriihcaies is as iooWs
one f1r IS cents i've t1r 81 eleven for - thirty
far s. sixfy i've fhT $40 cue hundred ior SIS.
Agents Hsuied everywhere, 30 WAom special
terms are offered
TAI. GAuCHAN& CO,
saps-3fns No ne brosdHaV, n. Y
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From the Augusts (Ga.l Ccnsttutioualist, I5.h.
General Council of thc protesta,

From the Augusts GAL Csnsatuuoualist, i5h
! General Council Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
BOIL OF nENHEEs PREsESr-HousE o. BISHOPS
The Right Rev. stephen Elliott, D. D.,
Georgia.
The Right Rev. John Johns, D. D., vir-
ginia.
The Right Rev. William NJ. Green, d. D.,
Mississippi.
The hight Rev. Richard H. Wilmer, d. D.,
Alabama.
HOUSE. OF pEPCTTEs.
Virginia-Rev. C. W. Andrews, D. d.,
Rev. ?. Slaughter, Rev. G. II. Norton,
Mr.. II. Massie, Mr.. n. b. Meade, Mr.. n.
Pendletou.
South Carolina-Rev. p Trapier, Rev. e.
G. Pinkney, Mr.. Edward McCrady.
Georgia-Rev. c. r. McRae, Rsv. W
II. Clarke, Rev. John D. Easter, Mr.. r. d.
Moore.
Alabsma-Rev. J. a. Banister, Rev. II.
n. Pierce, D. D., Rev. j. NJ Mitchell, Mr..
j. ID. Phelan.
Mississippi-Rev. j. r. Pickett.