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CHRONIC CASES

with satisfaction; rheumatism. Affections Of the
Lungs, Diseases Of the Throat, Swelled joints,
Gravel. Diseases of the Heart and Liver. Iniiam-
matsn of the Stomach. Neuralgia, Kings Evil
or ScrOfula, Deafness. Diseases Of the Eyes. De-
biitated Systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and
ConsumptiOn-together with all Private Diseases
and Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, All Syphi-
lstie Diseases treated at any distance, and cure
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RIVER NEWS.

The river commenced rising slowly yesterday,
five feet water on the shoals.
AREVAL-Nonc.
DEpAEWRE- Ho,rcH0, Cincinnati.
The steamer Tempest, for Louisville. Captain
John L. Baiemau. is the regular Louisville packet
for this day at / O'Clock. This boat is very neat
and substantial steamer and has superior accom-
modatous.
Tho Tgoac. for Cairo, will be at the wharf
to-day. Capt. Uumon's craft is quite popular
Institution ia the Cumberland river. She leaves
for Cairo this cycuidg. See advcrtscment,F
The steamer daEo White from st. Louis is
looked for.
Tho river at Louisville yesterday was falling
with seven feet ia the canal.
The river at Memphis on the 10th falling
slowly.
Low FREIGHrs.-Thc Louisville CpUrcr Of yes
tcrday says:
Frcights 10y river are ruling at lower rates than
formerly, the ladi"aus engagements TO New Or
leans hpiur aS follpWs.
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coNGREssroNAL.,

| WASHINGTON, May l7.-SENATE-The bill t.
prohibit the shipping or transportation of nitro
glycerine on passenger vessels or cars was passed
The resolution to appoint commissioners to ex
anime the site for fresh water basin for the iron
clad navy at Portland was passed. The amendment
70 include New London was voted down.
| A bill to grant lands to aid in the construction
of a railroad from the Central Pacific railroad in
California to Portland in the State Of Oregon, was
passed.
The diplomatic apportionment bill was taken
up at o'clock
HoUsE-Mr Davis gave notice that he would
call up tomorrow the contested election case of
Mr. Delano.
Mr. Hasson from the COmmitte on Weights and
Measures, reported a Bill to authorize the use of
the Mitre system of weights and measures, direct
ing the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish each
State one set Of standard weights and measures
Of the Mitre system also for the use of all Post
Offices.
Mr.. Jencks, from the Select Committee on the
Bankrupt Law. reported a new Bankrupt bill.
which, he said, was originally reported by the
Committee and amended by the House, with some
other amendments meeting objections then made.
The bill, after an explanation by Mr.. Jencks.
went over until the morning Of Tuesday next.
Senate bill amending an act to provide for the
reports Of the decisions of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, was passed.
Senate Joint Resolution to extend the time for
constructing the first section of the Western Pa
cifc Railroad, passed.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Tax bill
The Committee on the Freedmen's Blu
reau have agreed to report resolution for the
appointment Of ajOint committee of Congress to
investigate the working of the Freedmen's Bureau
system, and to travel through the Southern States
to take testimony and report to Congress.
Mr.. Garfield presented petition from the citi-
zens Of Utica, asking extension of time for State
Banks to retire their circulation. Referred to
Committee on Banks.
Also, q petition from the citizens of ONEIDA,
New York asking u adjustment of the tariff on
fax. Referred to Committee Ways and
Means.
Mr. Schenck presented petition of 200 soldiers
of Butler county. for an equalization of bOuntes.
The House went into Committee of the Whole.
on the state of the Union-Mr. Dawes in the
chair-and resumed the consideration of the tax
bill, commencing with the clause to impose a
special tax on auctioneers. The paragraph in re-
gard to prOprietOrs of gift enterprises was amended
bp increasing the special tax from $50 to $75.
The paragraph in regard to minors gave rise to
considerable debate.
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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph
CINCINNATI, May T.-FLoUE-Dull, but price
nominal.
WHEAT-Is IS to 2Oc lower. Extra new Spring
red. No. 2 and No. new Winter red at 81 30
the market closed irregular.
CoRN-Unchanged and steady. No. in elevator
at 1903 and in sacks, 20.
OATs-Firm at 1901 7c for No. l.
WHsKY-Dull. % in bond.
PRovIsIONs---Lower mess pork declined to
$50 80; lard 2llI; bulk meats to l2@l5 for shout
ders and sides cut meats there was not much of
bacon unchanged, and the consumptive demand
continues good.
BUrrER-IIas declined to 30d33.
GROCERIES-U Unchanged.
GnIp-l2l5
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CouoUrp PwNrI>u.-rhc Job Printing Office Of
the NIaN ,Nn AuEgichN Is nov prepared TO GA
cyutc printing iu yulors with great facility aud at
rates astoui-hiugly low.
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Louisville Market.

lDy ltlcSThpusI
LOUISVILLE, May l7.-TOBACCO-No sales Of
tobacco.
FLOUR-Superfne s. 90; choice $l3 90.
CoRN-Mixed in bulk G0c.
OATS-4Sc.
PRoyIsIoNs-Mess pork. $50 50; bacon. shoulders
lac; clear sides 1870; hams Pie.
WHIsKY-Raw n
IARD-In tierceS DE
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The Tribune's Florence. Italy. correspondent Of
April S6th. opens his letter of THURSDAY. by say
inc that within fortnight we shall be involved
in a war. The abandoned fortress of Cremona is
being fortified in haste. The feet is being con
centrated, asd all soldiers On furlough have been
recalled even the reserves Of the classes Of 1884
1875 aud %. All the Official papers fire the Ital-
ion heart. Generals Ga, Felicia LaMarmora
Nego and Preti. are assembled in military cOun-
ell. Everybody prepares for war. and still they
try 10 shift the responsibility on the Austrian Gov
eminent. In fact Napoleon is the great wire
puller who frs, pushed his work and now pushe:
LRMarmora so that Austria cannot avoid war
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NFawican Affairs

New YORK, May l7.-Letters from A. A. Jacks
confirm the reports of Republicans under Diaz
occupying Putla and Floxio, but say he remained
only three days, leaving on the approach of the
Austrians. The Mexico Estaifala says while Diaz
was there operating in 0ajaca. Alvarez attacked
0copulco, but was decidedly repulsed. The Es-
taffalla says the imperalist. Gen. Los Dalo has
been compelled to relinqush his campaign in ST.
nolna for lack of pecuniary mems.
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TNSoLyENT NOTICE.-STATE OF TEN
Il NESSEE, PERRY CouNTY.-La E; II. Shep
deceas a. having suggested 20 the Clerk of the
County Court OF Perry county, the insolvency Of
the Estate of the said W. B. Harris. deceased, do
The Estate OF the said deceased. TO file same with
the Clerk Of the County Court Of said county, on
or before the FIRST Monday in October next. duly
authenticated IS prescribed By law Tor Pro rGia
an9s-Ws;f E. II. Shepard. Admir-.
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Meeting of the General Assemblies of
Now and Old school PreSbYte rims.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE General Assembly Of
the Old School Presbyterians met at st. Nicholl':
church, corner of 9Th and Walnut streets, this
morning. The opening sermon was preached by
DR.. Lowry, of New York. Three candidates rep
resenting different parties were nominated fol
Moderator with the following result: r. E. Stan
ton received So. r. d. Gurley IS, S. r. Wilson Is
The number of commissioners present 259.
The Now School Assembly met in DIR. Nelson's
Church, corner of Fourteenth street and Lucas
Place. The opening sermon was preached by DR.,
Shaw, of Rochester, New York. Professor Hop
kins, of Auburn, New York. was chosen Modera-
tor ora nrasant
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New Revolution An san Domingo.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE news from San Do
miugo states that on the third Of April the insur
gents attacked the Government troops occupying
Nciba. and defeated them, taking one hundred
and thirty prisoners and most of their guns. The
revolution there can be no doubt, is backed by the
lIaytien Government which supplies them with
money. guns, powder and provisions. The com
mander of the Government troops is waiting for
rcinforcements. Pimental had been proclaimed
President. and the insurgents were on their march
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ShinhuiIders, Strike.

NEW York. May 1.-THE strike of ship carpen-
ters jOiners and caulkers still continues, and the
employers say that fit lasts much longer. they
will remove their business to other ports.
The average amount received weekly as aid by
the caulkers is about two thousand dollars. The
W0rkingmen's Union, it is said, is about to con-
tract loan of twenty-five thousand dollars to
the strikers
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a Mass Temperance Meeting.
Bill TO Authorize n Term of the United
States District Court at Richmond,


Attorney General Speed has returned to Wash
ington, and is urging upon the members of Con-
gress speedy action on the bill to authorize a
term Of the United States Circuit Court at Rich
mond, Va. in June. 1t has passed both Houses,
but it seems that the Senate added an amend
ment which the House to-day non-concurred in,
and asked for a Committee of Conference.
This course will secure the passage of the
bill.
The Colorado Admission Bill Will not
pass over the Veto.
No one expects the Colorado admission bill to
pass over the Presidents veto, and the Senators
elect from that Territory will soon leave for their
homes sadder but wiser men.
The South Carolina Stay Law Decided
Unconstitutional.
The Times special correspondent says he learns
from Charleston by telegraph that the South Car
lima stay law was decided to be unconstitutional
by the Court of Errors at Columbia.
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NIGHT EMISSIONS CURED.

Young man. stop before you further go OF ali
diseases subject 10 man. there u disease so hard
10 cure a. Night Emissions. and physicians are
scarce who understand treating IL; and % yeu
can say that have cured hundreds in this city "a
well ~ in different States who have spent dollar al
ter dollar and are now well cured BY me. am dai =
ly receiving letters and sending medicine % all
parts ofthe country. In word all that are diseas
ed in any way and will give acall, will give salts
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned IN this
advertisement. The best Of references given IN
this city. All letters should be directed 70
DIR. McCILL. box 7ig Nashville, Tenn.
Office over John YOrk's Book Store, Union
street, between College aud Cherry streets.
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GEORGIA.

Central Railroad Bank 90 tennessee Bonds.
Georgia Railroad and DAVIDSON 20 Bonds.'..I0
Banking Company...90 Il. ana N H. Il. script
Bank of Middle Ga......S5 Tho oboyo bo,5s o
Slallhe Dan bought with coupons
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad StOck.......30
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THE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR M'GILL.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS 1T is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
r.. MEG LIS

DRACTICE HAS BECOME so EXTENSIVE
L that he has been compelled 10 engage the ser
vices of an experienced Physician 10 aid him in
in preparing medicines for bis patients indistart
States.
DR. McGILB in Nashville Tenn, has the larg-
est practice of any Botanic Physician in the
United States. The unbeliever can be convinced
by calling at the Adams Express Office, where he
may see the large amount Of medicines he sends
every week 70 different parts Of the United States.
DR.. MCGILL treats diseases mt any distance.
II. ell
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New Orleans Market.


TIN ICItETlIU.T
NEw ORLEANS, May l7.-CoTTON-Sales 2,7OC
bales. To-day receipts lg5 bales. Low middling
at 33d3ic; middling 35@37.
GoLD-l3O4. Sterling, AZ. New York Banl,
checks q premium. Francs 3g54.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.-WHEREASS UG-
i rcstion has been made 20 the Clerk Of the
County Cont ct Hickman county, Tennessee,
insolvcat; notice Is hereby given for all persons
having claims AGAINST said Estate 20 fle the same
legally authenticated with the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Hickman county, Tennessee. on or before
the 10th day Of October next in order that dr.
vision pro rata may be made, &c, OF they will be
forever barred, &c. p. WALKER, Admir-
ap25-wita OF lEaline Nunneley, dec d.
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From Mexico.

SAN Francisco, May 16.-Thc Imperial Consul
in this city has had official dispatches, via Aca-
pulcO, announcing that the Liberals after their
defeat at Micocoan, endeavored to rally but were
surprised and completely routed. The occupation
of Lanistero by the Imperials is officially report
cd. There is n general depression in mining
stOrks
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Thomas w. Jones is the duly authorized
Agent 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
til. paper IN the county Of Giles.
Louis VI. williams il the duly authorized
agent for the UNIox ANn American in the county
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-18

NEW YORK May lexington. Jamaica, dates
to May eth, contain no news of importance ex-
cept the statement that there is 4 scarcity Of
coffee. piments and lumber, and an abundant
snnnlN Of rnrn
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DIRECTORS

ss- The permanent officers Of the Institutions
will be elected at the first annual meeting TO take
place on Thursday, the 18th Of May. when ad
from various parts Of the State. Promises 20 thu;
effect have already been received from Hon. q. A
Henry. Gen. W. A. Quarles and Col. 2. J: House
prospect Of success, to Generals John c. Brown
L. +. Sneed and Hon. LRndon C. Haynes.
All who are interested in the enterprise art
earnestly invited.
Contributions viii be received by mail OF in
person by FELICIA q. PORTER.
mayI5 Agent
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Young married ladies whose misfortune it has
been not TO bring forth IN due season. remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish
If this is your desire. you can consult me either
By letter or in person. No lady over thirty I'VE
years Of age need make application. All eommn-
mInnLInns BY leItnr nnr.nn -LrlcLLE clnl tlal
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DIR. RURRILI,

WILL ATTEND CASES OF SPINAL AND
w Hip Disease. Club-fo0t. Knock knees. Pa
ralysis, cue.
OFFICE-CoIlege 81. next to corner Of Cedar.
OFFICE HOuRs-9 10 Il and "a 70 ~.
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Head Centre Stephens---The Fenian
SPnnIR.


NV YORK, May l7.-Stephens received num-
Der Of military gentlemen yesterday. lie is
chiefly engaged in the consideration of financial
matters, and is constantly receiving subscriptions
from all quarters
The Fenian Senate is in session. and their mys-
teriOus actions are regarded by some as OminOus.
They ignore Stephens's authority altogether.
a Mass Temperance Meeting.
There was a grand mass temperance meeting in
Brooklyn last night, which was addressed by II.
W. Beecher. Rev. T. L. Cuyler and others.
Grand Dinner i'm Honor of the Ladies
of New York.
A grand complimentary dinner was given on
the steamer Napoleon III last evening, in honor
of the ladies Of New York.
4 Butcher Arrested for The $4,000
Robbery.
A butcher named Reinhardt Leist has been ar
rested, charged with being engaged in the robbing
of Mr.. Higgins Saturday last, of a carpet bag
containing over $1,000
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Excitement Among the Fenians---Large
Mobilization NV n DrnnliIInuf slflilnr-

NEW YORK, May 17.-Great excitement has
been caused among the members of the Fenian
Brotherhood in Brooklyn, by the discovery of a
large defacation by prominent officer of the
order. The name ofthe defaulter IS withheld for
the present.
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BanknfFnIto
NORTH CAROIINA

Commercial Bank ......l0
Farmers Bank of n.
Carolina. ..................90
Merchants Bank-......25
Bank of ROxbOro'.-.....2O
Miners and Planters
Dan k..-.-........-.-...-....l6
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SuuLANDEE, EXTRACT BvCHU will cure the
worst eases Of Kidney disease, gravel and dsor,
dcrs arising from dissipation and cNccSsos Try IT,
it will DO you guod. 4 large hprl' ior only ONE
DOLLAR. sold by all apothcearics, and Ewin \
Pcndlcton and Dcmoviuc 4 Co., Nashville.
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Cashier Clark. Administrators Of Washington
Clark. deceased.
fIHE ADMINiSTRATRIX,E dher Cark. bay-
Il ing suggested the insolvency Of said estate to
me, William g. Cox. Clerk Of the County Court
Of Jackson county; il Is therefore. ordered BY said
Clerk chat said administrator make publication
in the Nashville Union and American. = paper
published in tbs city Of Nashville. Tennessee;
notifying all the creditors Of said estate 70 Gle
their claims with said clerk. proven as the lsw
directs. on or before the 9th day Of December.
lso5. for pro rata payment, or they will Be forever
barred. ESTHER CLARK,
mAylj-wlms
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BARBACUE 70 BE PREPARED ON
THE GROUNDS.

HORNS Famous Silver Band engaged for the
Occasion.
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unconditional Union Convention.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 1.-THE unconditional
Union Convention met at noon to-day. J. NJ.
Bolts was chosen President. Hon. Horace May
nard, of Tennessee. addressed the Convention.
The attendance was very small.
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TIL Z CIT Y.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE


Nashville and Decatur Rai'roaR
Huntsville and Larl,insville Mail-Daily. except
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

NOn-TaNatiOn of Government Bonds.
WAsHINGroN. May 1.-THE House Committee
on Banking has under consideration n bill to eN
empt from taxation all Government boGds in pos
session of National banks.
The investigation concerning Mr.. Davis COM
plicity in the assassination Of Mr. Lincoln is pro-
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Tram Innhnicn

NV HAVEN, Conn, May 1.-THE election of
a United States Senator by the Senate in place of
Mr.. Foster. has been FASHIONED.
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:. q. sNIruG ca. No. .. North Cherry street.
have GA hand full assortment Of the very best
Family Groceries. a. low as any in the city. Give
them a call.
All goods delivered free Of charge.
np2l--f
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CAHrrs m ViSIrE-Lsdics can have visiting
cards executed almost equal 10 coppcrplaic print
ms. and at -hslfthe the cost. hy sending their
orders TO the Office Of the UNIoN AND ANrUIcsN.
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Louisville Chancery Court.
'JNo. 10. 25,
Southern Express Company,
"a TarVur DfvfafoN

hhsIhAN CAf lai"Nt -
NASHVILLE. Tennezsee. May Z. $50.
1iHIS COM PAN HAYIHG RESI- NED
Il their business in this city. (which was inter
Tupted By the take pleasure In informing the
Bankers. Merchants. and business people Eensr-
ally, that they prepared 70 take charge Of and
forward 10 destination.
GOLD. SILVER, BULLION,
TREASURY AND BANK NOTES,
bonds. VALUABLE PACKAGEs, and
heavy Freight. IN charge Of special and trsty
Messengers.
Have connection with responsible Express
Companies 10 all parts Of the United States.
Canada AnG Europe.
A. X. HOLT. AEsat
JAS. SHUTTER. Sup't
mayS-lm
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To THE LADIES
STERTLITY.

All affections of the Womb treated with sue
cess. Those married ladies who have been 80 I'M
fortunate as to mlscarry, or prove abOrtiye, can
be carried to their full time. If found pregnant
he ixsi, rup n call
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IMPORTANT AUREsr.-John Portcriicld, Esq,
was arrested yesterday by Detective Cavitt under
military orders from the War Department at
Washington, through this military post and con-
ycycd Go the military prison. SO Ear ~ we are
able 90 learn of the charges against him, they are
of completely with the St Adams raid during the
late war Mr.. y. Is conscious Of his innocence.
aud will bc able 10 give ample security for his ap-
pcaranco at any tune that may be designated for
his trial. We trust hc may be soon released from
biz present imprisonment.
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GRAND
REUNION AND FESTIVAL,

At Clarksville Female Academy Buildings-under
the supervision of Committee Of Managers.
pg- The whole TO be conducted under the aus
pices and patronage Of the Lady Managers Of the
Tennessee Orphan Asylum.
A5- Special Trains will run from Bowling Green
Nashville, and Cumberland City. Trains will
run. once or twice every hour. from the Depot to
the Fair Grounds. mayl3
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Ayers SarsapariIla.


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I'D i TRACT Of the choice root,
50 combined with other suhstan-
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~ / powers 10 afford an ehectual
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serofuln, Scrofulons SweIlings and Sores. Skin
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St Anthouy's Fire Rose or Erysipelas letter or
Salt Rheum. Seald Head, Ringwerm. &c
SgphHis or HrHcrtat Disease IL expelled from
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fsnlale Di.eoae. are caused By scrofula in the
blood. and are often soon cured By this EXTRACT
OF SARSAPAKILLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine. because
you have been imposed upon BY something pre-
Won have used AYER'S-tben. and not till then.
will you know the virtues Of sarsaparilla. For
minute particulars Of the diseases u cures, ws
refer you to Ayers American Almanac. which the
agent below named will furnish gratis 10 all who
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS. for. the cure Of
COST, cness Jaundice Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
byseutery, Foul stomach Headache. Piles, Kheu-
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Lowell. Massnchusett- and sold BY
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MInhiIinns I'm ST. LOuIs.

The President and Directors Of the Mobile and
Ohio railroad, Mayor Withers, of Mobile, and q
delegation ofgentlemen representing the CONNER
cial interests of that city, arrived to-day and are
the guests of the Merchants Exchange.