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CITY NEWS.
suNpAY, APRIL %, 10.

A LADY WITHOUT Arms Miss Ann Eliza
Leak has arrived in this city, and is stopping
al The Central Hotel, Broadway She was
born in Zebulou, Pike county, Georgia, and
was educated at the Griffin Female College,
ia that state. Her home is at present in
Madison county, Florida. She had the mis-
fortune 10 be bern without arms aud had
the additional misfortune, during the war,
20 see her parents reduced 60 want in their
Old age. aud to lose her brothers upon whom
she might have leaned for support. Having
ACQUIRED certain little accomplishments, she
is now epdeayoring TO make use Of them to
supply herself and parents with the means
Of subsistence. She uses the needle, pen,
scissors, etc, with surprising dexteriiy and
skill-crotchets, braids hair, embroiders,
llnits. sews, aud writes. She comes to Nash
Vile highly recommended as an amiable'
exemplary young lady, every way worthy
of the tender sympaihies Of people who
have hearts TO feel for others wees. We
trust that her visit to Nashville will prove
70 be pleasant, and profitable in pccuniary
point of view. The ladies especially should
call on her.
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MARKETS.
by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, April 2s.
Flour and Wheat quiet but prices unchanged
supsrane s. CO@s 90; Extra So CO.'S so; Fam
ily SO 50alI 5oi Fancy sIz9l4.
Wheat is hrmer; No. Red 81 80: No. ?, 81 s.
I2@2 IS; old Red 81 5o92 60.
Corn in good demand and prices tending up
wards; mixed 5000, in elevator in sacks G9o.
Oats in large supply aud the market fmer, Al
4Gaf7c for No. ? and No. 1.
Whisky dulb 81 p duty paid.
Provisions spirited and buoyant. closed quiet
though very ftrm.
Mes Pork held SIS 75
Bulk Meats lil{, l41t, ard lG for Shoulders,
Sides and clear Sides.
Bacon Shoulders 1zs4a, 1870 for Sides. Bulk
Hams sold at lGl5,, bu. was held at l7Izc q. the
close.
Lard sid at zoe, but held at 81.
Butter Scarce at 5oa55o.
Gold closed at lsS.
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srrrRssANuERG Pom WNE.-Dr. Harris
Ct the n. y. Hospital, duds it an excel
lcnt toaic aud gentle stimulaut preferable
Go the commercial port sud other wines ,and
recommends it especially for ladies" DR..
Parish, oi Pbiladelphis, pronounces 10 &c
Roe q purely uuadulterated juice oithe grape
possessing much medicinal V,rture, and
uses it ior its purity dne aayor, medicinal
properties, aud administrative qualities
Gc." Our limited space forbids any mor'
extracts from letters Of similar import from
numerous physicians and clergymen, man!
ofthe latter using it as a communion win
an preference tosf0reign wines.-HarPer'
Weekly.
The above wine is sold BY W. J. 4 G v
SEIrH.
al 2s,h.-ltd6ltw.
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Cumberland.......................... Cairo
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Original Aitschment.-NO 294

conn ~. Al-ii' .An " Andey tlilaapa.
Ut appfauns rom The sfsds7it Sled in this esas
hat he deieldaut 81 coueeas himself or atseoris
tnai TIE Ordinary process eannot b served on h ma
y p lhefeira ordered t1at pu1icEfon b. made Tor
four successive eeekH 10 me Nashville Uuion. NJ
aiyng The sad Andey Hsapf 70 appear bafrrs
iona a n r. aIustico q tite Paaca 10 nad souvfIIa
Monroe county tfnuessea on The Ian dgv OF
Iure 1853 10 anslsF &. 81 and thar. -. - A.
tachEnfut e. the ~ diracts, he rsnla vi -
taken a. coafesaed ald hsarf eE rsFta - - IN
Thls laa ON daT cf Deeemhtr, is15.
Ezafts-iis toHN MINIS, up.
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les CEEAN.-Warm weather is now upon
us, and the cool dciicacies Of the season are
coming into demaui-ice cream, as ever,
standing first in the list. A good dish OF
Ihis delicacy, is a real treat and those who
vcnd IL. genuine beneiactors Of their race.
Among The saloons 90 which this dclicy is
to be louud, in Nashville, none stand
higher than that Of Ozanue a Wcods, on
Cherry Street, south Of Union. Tho pro-
prietors have rc6tted their place IN hand
some style, and visitors VIII be entertained
"a manner truly metropolitan. Give
them 6 call, and try for yourselves.
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Cor. GARRErr's ILLNEss-GREAr DIsAP-
roIN1MENr.-There were throngs Of people
docking TO the market place last night, to
hear an address from Col. A. s. GBrret, Sen
ator elect from Smith and sumner. Posi-
bly, thousand people went there and were
di,appointed-Col. Garrett being too unwell
20 speak u the open air. lie had chill in
the afternoon and fever at night We learn
that Col. Garrett will avail himself of an
early occasion to issue an address, which
will doubtless be looked for with interest
and read with pleasure and profit by the
people of the State.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press of this
city, we know Of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
Usls DAILY Union
"At q period like the present, when our
city Is filed 20 OVERLOOKING with a transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
tent hitherto undTesmt Of, it Is proper that
the means of cure should be OF ready &C
cess, and that those Immediately interested
shou have information which will lead
them to avail themselves OF competent
Medical advice. Men Who have been edu-
Gated In the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful IN prac-
tice Of msny years, are surely worthy o.
confidence ii they have given their atten-
ton exclusively % one branch Of the pro
.ession. a q made themselves mazters Of d.
they have still more right to expect sup.
port. more particularly II they have afford
cd proof Of their ability 20 cure. To tbi.
| latter class belongs DR.. J.. l.. COLEMAN
who, ia bis specially, has been q bensiactot
% the afflicted, and may ever be relied o.
as a safe aud sure physician
We respectfully ini~fm our friends
that we may still be found al our office
relieving those afflicted with
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Trr TABLEAU.-The third and last Of the
series Of tableau, at the old theatre, for th'
benefit Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum IL
this city, came of last evening. These ex
hibitious have been peculiarly attractive
Astounding in variety and beauty. The At.
, tendance has been good on each evening
and we sincerely hope that handsome
sum will be the reward for the effort put
forth by all engaged in this laudabie and
philanihropic undertaking. As the start
has fairly been made now, we hope they
svl be repea cd at an early day.
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NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA
- ;ss.s!! .si.....;;ass -
r. AILR O AID
CHANGE OF TIME

OrrTrr or GENrRAL SUPERINTENDENT,
NkC- tsB n &. n. ". kAlLR0Ans,
RaFfvntE TENS-, March 4th, lss6.
an and sfter Tnrsiay, March G. lss0, and until fur
" Their notice, Passenger Trains VII iun IS iol-
oWs:
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
IEavs Nashville for Chattanooga, and al points
south Al T8l A n and $50 P n. Rruve 20 Chaita-
nooga 81 $50 p n and $40 A. H., next DAY.
Returning Leave Chattanooga o. OuJ A. : - az !
S:a5 p H. Arrive nt hsshVle 81 40 p NJ ana az
A n next day. 60, m
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE
Leave Nashville for JohnsoHvile, and al points
West and Northwest, Il f2J ?. x. Arnve Al Sohn-
[ son vile at $50 P. n.
Reiuruing-beave JohnsouYle 80 A. H. eEiiie
I n Nashville AZ ESQ A. y.
Trains on Il. IN 81. r. R connect at Johnson
vic with drst class lne Of Steamers fo Psdneah
Cairo and Il. Louis.
BERTHs AND MEALS FREE,
| on steamer connecting with n \ " Railroad.
Psssengers by this route
| SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
/ between Nashville and Cairo.
Trains stop a. all lnterlnsdlsie ro.nts.
1 WI p. lNNE5, tieul SUBJ
n sc. and n. a y. y. =. Eds.
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In Thancery at Livingston, TennCsseel
MARCH RULES, 1896.


Vim. Coe and John Tay.or, et ais
Obj
Hehud Poor. 81 ais.
in this cafss j. appearing 10 the az sfaciion o.
the Clerk and Master from eompIaInaurs b.ii
which = FTofn n. thar deieadants Rohert Murphev
and he wife MsrElrft tcrmeriv Margaret Poor,
are non-resde O. uI tbs State III lsnnessee % thaI
the ordinary pro go q tne iaw cannot b. served
u8on them. lt o. insre.ore ordered that puhicatou
D. made .er four consecutive weeks in lhe eaah-
vile uaIon paper Published IN tha city or Nash
ulie.re1llrng sad defendants b apfer al The nert
term 81 ne CnanrerY Court ior OFerlou county 20
Be held I'M L'Vuls sion OF the fires mcndsy 10 a.
gust next, la0s, ana Plead. answer or demur 10
oompiuuauFs ull, or ihe same oil 10 takea for
confessed a. % them and st Or hrarng er Tarte
apTil5 -Uit y. ". WRIGHT g Az
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See a woman

In another column picking s3mburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. Il IS an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals a8d by the
irst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
It Is well worth trial, and gives great
satisfaction. [dec2l- tst6weowly.
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News FROM HARrEB.-We learn positively
that Harper was in the vicinity Of Riehland
Station to-day, wounded In the left side
We also learn that Bergman, who was
wounded and captured at Charlotte, few
days since, arrived in this city yesterday
and vas lodged in the pouitenuary.
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THE GREAT MHToNnS TABLEAUX.-Th s
wonderful exhibition which creates such
utr0rc wherever exhibited, opens at
Masonic Hall on Tuesday night, and we
predic, that the hall will be filled as it
never was before 10 witness its first repre-
sentation. Those who intend going-and
their name will be lCgioH-should 60 carly,
aud thereby avoid the usual annoyance at
abe ticket office. "A word to the wise, &c.
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CaSE OF Mr.. Thomas. or CoFFrE.-Wc
had intended TO give tie very able speech
o, Mr.. Jarvis, in defence O.! Mr.Thomas, TO-
gcihcr with the response of Mr.. T., in QUA
to-day's issue, but they are unavoidably
crowded cut, bui viii spPear on Tuesday
morning.
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Medicines Furnished at che DI,psnsary,

cses
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Ma hyille, and those from a distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
verlisement given IN this paper, Of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 8 Deaderick street.
Aprill2-tf.
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Clerk sfPunaa coas I' Com,
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RrArEEs AND MowEKs.-We call attention
20 the advertisement Of ReaPers and Now
,rs, by VIM. Lyon & Co., IN another column.
They viii be great necessity this summer
and farmers should call On them ana obtain
supply.
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In Chan Gerry at Livingston, Tennessee
APRIL RULES, 1866.
J ID 6coaplsfure
" rff NF

IL. ThompEns aad J. @. Flannigrn.
1T appearing 10 the sai slactIon q the Cerk and
Master, from afliaIit, that dessudani j U Flauai-
Etl ls non-rfslaent Of the 1laia Of Tennessee 80
tnat The Ordinary process Of las cannot be served
upon ham;
It II, therefore, ordered that puhHeshon II
made, for four gousecul Ve Eeess. IN TIE NashT e
Uuicn, pub shed 10 ne cl-y Of Melville, requ ma
ssid deiendant % appear af the next term % the
Chaneery court % p held az The coarthouse n ne
town OF LivnEstcu ca the nc Monday ID August
uerL then ana there 10 plead, snsEer or demus
% cunplsinaHts bils or ne saus VII b. tsEen az
ccufsssed ~ 30 Inn, and - ior heareE eEparis
aprIzu-stW JN. WR,eB~
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Dyspepsia destroys the teeth unless ITS
effects are eounteraeted by that pure yege-
table tonic and antiseytio, SOzodont. No
bodily disease can impair them if this anti
dote to all corrosive elements that act upon
the enamel is regularly applied.
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state Of Tennessos-Futnam County.

State OF lennessee '---'-'-' ~p-"-J-
- ..-s-s L. faa urai.- 1l.'i, q. sr- .r... To
- ~ + l..f .H..-s 1u -le i1.h daeH. March
81. 10 tss ss-s 81 -..l' 4" se-try. AaH.r a, A.
- =, -. l.-f s-I To- 4piasarlug t1 che ..erz non.
- .,l.-.,.ersu .leei tHst YIN. Bush - aarr-
r-,Ssr. IN ne 50 q o. Z snnsa-ee; Dc s tlsled-.
ordsraf th.l pu1..1aiion ~ maze r pr nssrF .a
49, e 49, l-..-..-a. o. weeks iIr sa.I Vim b
Bss6 % appear bstlre tls Far.n p.o. ceaurg CON-.
q Putaarr county. O. b .- - 40 county, a
~, 49,, - CO.. b inter biz a .asea ~ ..'
--i.,s'-f.- l-..a8n. 90 .1s sa1a Ell b. ~ 49, n.
haanng e. paris a. 30 nm
-.,- r. H. STONE
uElchas-fsi Closs q Putnam Co1pfv Ca,
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L. S. CIRoUIT CovEr.-The evidence was
not exhausted yesterday in The case U. ;,
rs. Montsndon, Heitb, and Gilbert The
pleadings will probably commence to-day
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF The estates
III of. ". Shy and Andrew Shy deceaaed 70
the Clerk Of the county Court of smith fouaty,
Tenn. th.8 IS to n0iy lI persons having claims
against sad estates % Gle them, properly aufheat-
Gated, with the CLERK Of Ihs County Co1rs Of Smith
county. Tenn on or before the Or day q August
1850 for rEtaLls payment, or the same vii BE- tar
red forever. GREGORY MOORE
aprl9-He Admr OIL ". ana And. shy, deed.
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We are obliged to Ed. willard, Union
street, for late papers. He has ON hand q
bouutiful supply Tor Sunday. 90 and make
selections.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of VOL PaPer snd Wind0ts SHADES,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
ana for sale By MERErrr s Hill,
A. church street, Mnyhsld Building,
mhs.g oppOsits MAxvsu Hotel
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Erw AUCrIoN AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
Nessrs. D5liu a. Barnes, as will be seen from
their card iu our paper to-day, propose
opening on the 6rst Of May, an auction and
commission house at No. 10 North College
street. They are gentlemen Of long eXpe'
rience Ina the auction business and We doubt
not will give entire sat siaetion to all who
entrus. their business in their hands.
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CHOLERA.-We call attention to the no
tice OF Dr.. McGiH's cholera remedy else
where. The medicine is warranted to cure
all complaints felated to cholera, and We
cheerlully recommend them.
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FiNrHFo.-Thc Nicholson pavement. from
church 10 Cedar streets, has been completed.
10 most excellent structure.
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The latest Spring styles Of Window
Shades can be bad 81
W. FREKHAN & Co.'S,
Is Public Square,
aplss ev cor. Denderick s..
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In Smith County Court, at Carthage
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.

r. Q. sanders and Horace OiYer0
; Petition.
Pauline Rsaves and others.
- this cause, and on motion Of compliments
soHc t1rs ana . appearing t. the sstsct IN Of ire
ClerE, thar defendants 8 MaglO-kho, judith
Meg Ockiln. Ruth g. MaglOckin. Pauline Raaves,
Adsuna keaves. Jane ketyei s, and Rhods ReaYes,
are Dou-re-idents Of the state Of Tennessee and
residents Of The STATE Of Kentucky, 50 that the CT
dInaIy process O. law cannot be ssrved upon then;
Newspaper published 10 the city OF Nashville
Tenne see, requHisg said defendants % appear b.
fore he County Court Or smnh c7unty, Tennessee,
81 the Court house n the t0Fn Of Carthage. on the
rrst Monday 10 April next, 1885. then ana there 20
plead answer or demur o. campisinauts' petition,
or ths sane will De- taken for confessed ard set
down f1r hearing eIpsrte, as @ them.
y. W. TURNER,
fes2T-v4L Clerk o. smith Counfv CONT
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1866.

HOUSHKEEPER3 troubled with verm.n need
be 30 no longer, If they uss "CosraH'a' Extermins-
tOr. We have used it 60 our sali-fsC ton ami % a
box cost S., We would have o.. We have met poi
sons, bus they effected nothing; bat "Costars" ar
uele knocks the breath GA OF kAtss Nice Reaches
ante, and Bed-beEs, quicker cau We can wrte IL
lt - IN great demand al over the county. AedlH0
(OhD) Gue'fs.
ss-see "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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RACES YEsrErDAY.-An interesting trot
ting race took place yesterday, between
"Torsy," JIM" and " Lady Morgan,
which was won by the first named, as fol
lows: 2:57]6i 2:j414; and 2:562i. Tn
stakes were for the best three in five, Tops.
winning the fret, third, and fourth.
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Syphilis, Ty very short tim. ana -
IRON us nutln lst h
.
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK sTPrrT
in NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

AVNG
fut-s
: ssva /.
cs a
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
The River is falling. with IS feet on the
shoals.
DEPARTED.
Mercury Louisville.
mperial.......... ST. Louis
EXPECTED.
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Wanted.

IL q iraFa.lng llflness. PaT from so 70 81
pr dsy. CA q si5s cedag stissl ior esht Gays.
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1866.

A VOICE PROM THE FAR WEsT-speak.ng
Of "Cosuars' kst, R1acn. Aht, Ec. Extern 'nst9r-
more Rrlln ana provisions are destroyed annualiy
~ Grant c0un by VermIn than would uaq tor tons
q Tins Rat AMI lu ect kiier"-Laldater lWi.J
Head
Rs-see "CosraH's" advert smsut above.
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal weakness

ay vrr All --- .
Orby description physician Of the case S'F o'
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STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

strotprss IN the uTOna brother unpleasant effects nom cud or
unent while lshong under Go0Ohsa days vthou 5
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A large stock of Wall Paper has just been
received by W. FRESHMAN Co.,
Is Public Square,
apl25-2w cor. Deaderick st
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Wesre prepared to collect
Claims against the Government
For Property taken By The Army,
Formal s. Informal Vouchers,
BOUETEE8.
ARREARS OF PAT AND PENSIONS,
AID
Procure Settlements for Omesrs With PrOmD,s


REFEBs ~ FERsIEsI0N TO
Hon. Richaid Ogelsby, Governor State OF Illinois.
Hon. David l.. Davis, Judge Supreme Court, Y. 8.
Hon. Wm. G. BrosnloW, Governor Of Tennessee.
big. Gen. Jas. P. BrownloB Adj. Gen. State Of Ten
nessee.
Hon. n. NJ. Bren, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathsniei Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. ". Maxey, ESQ.,, Nashville.
Messrs Morris q stratton, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans 4 Co, Nashville.
Eimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
Iunsi6
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This disease brought By solitary habits Of youth Perhaps c %
bat OF symptoms to be spPeheniei nom is tatI
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1866.
1866.
1866.

'COsTAR5 RAT DIFFERENTIATION IL simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT-ih1aton
meeting We nave ever aitaaded. Every Rat that
get q, properly prepared. VII eat %, and every
one that eats t vii die generally a some place AZ
distant as possible from where lt was tsken.-Lais
Shire, Mst Mirror
Bs-see "C0srAA's advertisement above.
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUsEKE PERs-should re-
collect that nundrsts OF doiars' worth OF Grain,
ffoV.sion't a., are annually a sstroyed ~ Rats
NICE Ants, ADD ct1er iueeeis and TrrmIu-aI %
Nn'en cen - prevented b. Few dollars Eurth Of
'CosTaH hst. Roach, Ant, &C, E1tfrnlzal0r,
bous h5 End used freely
DH-7ee "CosTAns' advertisement above.
Hl-aoid in Melville. Teun. ~ " J. a &. W
salih. and al Drlgqsts and Dealers.
march T-..rr aa.4
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NOTICES.
DIR. Foote's Advertisements.
Oonsumption, scrofuIa.
Rheumatism &C. 81

HEGEsIANR Co'sGENUINR MEDICINAL COD
H Liver on has proved, by tEenty years
experience, the most Valuahe remedy Ia use, ss
whe 70 cures the disease. t gives strength and flesh
@ the patient warranted pure snd- male nom
Fresh Liver, With crest care " thCut any artificial
Bleaching. sold BY Druggs :.
HEGEMAN 8 Co.
msr7- 6ml Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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TO POLITICIANS.

WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER or I.EsIsLA-
w TIVE uAgox AND AMERICANS. bound in Book
form, containing the full reports Of the proceed
ings and speeches for sessions os 1850 and go.
Apply az this Office. ianZl~