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ReeeiptS Der Rail,

n. q c. RAILROAD, Feb. 8.-4l bales
cotton, 8 bales sacks, l6 bags cotton yarn,
4 casks bacon, "a empty boxes bbls seed,
6 bbls apples, grist mill
N. & D. RAILROAD, Feb. S.-24l bales
cotton, 20 bags cotton yarns, IA dry hides,
3 bdls rags, 2 kegs nails, car household
goods, 3 bales meeting, socks dried fruit,
/ Dbl old iron.
L. & n. RAILROAD, Feb. 8.--134 sacks
coffee, 100 sacks malt, 1000 books IA boxes
glass ware, 4 cases of hardware, crates OF
crockery, 65 bbls coal oil, 20 casks bacon,
104 sides and SO shoulders, 10 bbls turpen-
tine, bbls r oil, Is boxes cheese, SO bbls
clover seed, As bdles paper, 20 bbls sugar,
4 cars cattle, 81 bags meal, 20 bbls -four,
sacks do, 14s sacks corn, $50 do barley,
20 cases and 10 kegs tobacco, 229 boxes,
lO7 half boxes aud 10 quarter boxes can
dies, A cases boots and shoes, 20 boxes oys-
tiers, Is boxes starch, so boxes soap, IS
sheets iron, l02 pieces paper, force
pumps, sundTies.
ny River.
LoREEA, FROM ST. LoUIs-26s5 bags
corn, 2l29 barrels -four, sundries.
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We call attention 70 the following adver-
tisements which appear in this morning.
paper for the FIRST time. The reader IL
referred to them la another column:
Gardner, Buclner & Co, importers and
wholesale dealers in drygoods notions, etc,
No. Inn Block.
J.. II. KendriclE, Secretary Of Nashville
Gas Light Company, announces ar election
for direciora Of the company on the 7th
March next.
A reward is offered for the recovery Of a
lost bay mare. IL delivered TO j. T. 5.
Greenfield or X. c. Pickett, Many county.
?. Turuey, Clerk aud Master, issues
notices 20 residents, from the Sparta
Chanoery Court.
The "Rebecca,D Capt Sam P. Hildreth,
leaves At 4P. n. Monday next, for Evans
vile, Louisville and Cincinnati
The Tempest Captain Bateman, will
leave to-day At p. NJ, for Evansville and
Louisville
In our special column will be found a
call for meeting Of the Legislative Peni-
teutiary Committee, on business connected
with that Institution
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NnshyiIIe Car shons.

We had the pleasure yesterday Of visit
ing these shops, which are on Broad street
near the tunnel, and west Of the Nashville
aud Chattanooga railroad. They are owned
by Mr., J. w. Sawyer, a gentleman Of en-
terprise and industry, and are of great
value Cars of every description are
manufactured in them, and we hesitate not
to says that the workmanship cannot be
excelled anywhere. Between forty and
fifty operatives are constantly employed,
and the best Of machinery, propelled by
steam, brought into requisition. Thepaint
shop is under the charge Of Mr. Churchill,
and the work which he turns out gives evil
dence Of superior skill ard elegant taste.
We have never seen any finer paintings
than the specimens in his department.
We noticed finished car, No. /, for the
Church and Spruce street railroad, which
in point Of beauty, design and finish, is
altogether admirable. No. 2will be ready
in a few days These cars seat about ten
adults 20 SIDE, There are TO be- four alto
gether. Oar friend DR. Foster, the Presi-
dent Of the road, il 10 be congratulated on
the happy hit he made in having his cars
made al home, in this establishment.
The point for this mandatory il we'll
chosen. We have the best Of timber, iron,
etc, 20 make cars, aud q large demand At
an early day must spring up for It's work.
rennesseans particularly odght to take pies
sure in fostering an enterprise 50 worthy.
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ALBASY Ga. Fob. 5.--Cotion is duh, with bat
little offering, and there is no change Ia prices
from our last quotations-24d2 5e.
EUFAUBs. Ala, Feb S.--0ur m aTkef continues
very dull. with adeclShing tendency. The IN
favorable reports FROM New York and Liver
pool has caused decline of fully lc to-day. We
quote middlings at 25G26c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5,-The market opened
this morning under the unfayorabl9 influence OF
Q decline at Liverpool and New York and has ex-
hibited only moderate activity throughout the
day. The offerings we're liberal. and most factors
showed increased desire to SELL and toward the
close were evidently disposed 20 submit &c fur
Their concessions, while buyers, on the other hand
were generally reluctant 20 operate, deening L.
more prudent TO postpone the execution Of their
orders and await the receipt of later init ligece.
Hence the sales. although fair, were Tess than ex
pected, comprising at the close. barely 800 bales
taken by htteep brokers, at prices apprOxima-
ting the following quotations; Ordinary B0-c:
good ordinary 29a-e; low middling 30a-c; and
mlddilns Sl9 C, adding the market closed with
q tendency to greater ease. The sales for the
past three days comprise l6fO0 bales. The re-
eeipts proper since Friday evening Excluding
the arrivals from Mobile. Florida and Texas.
which are included In their respective state
ments) embrace 1903 bales against Is during
the corresponding period lasf week. showing a
decrease Of 81 43 bales The exports for the same
period comprise "a 49, bales, 5247 OF which were
coastWise. and Is. 1874 to foreign ports.
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shivering lis great point against the bank
rushed on with irresistible force. and the
lines which held the boats proved as little
able to cope with it as the green Withes with
the strength Of Sampson, and she went on
broadside 70 the stream, and was soon be-
low the point and out Of sight
The wharfboat. which had the heaviest
chain cable on the upper Ohio, parted il on
a dead pull. She also dragged the msssive
stone and ring bolt, to which her other lines
were fastened from its bed into the river,
and was borne down against the Eagle. For
a lew moments she sustained the tremen-
dous pressure, bus Il soon became evident
that nothing buS the eternal hills could
endure sneh pressure One after another
OF her old lines parted, and the new ones
we're strained until they sung Ike fiddle
string. Her capstsn and bits gave Eay with
a terrific crash, stripping her head a. clean
as the head of the ancient mariner. She
was then driven with great force upon 4
raft. Everything crashed as If the whole
side Of the boat was being stove in.
She, however, rode over il safely, and
with the wAarf-boat dashed TO her, passed
down the stream. Fortunately the ice
drove her into the shore BY the Washing
ton Mills, her lines were again made fast
and the wharf boat being cut loss from her,
her lines held and vast quantities of broken
ice piling around her, literally raising her
out of the water, she lies high and dry, and
is thought 10 be perfectly safe from further
damage. The Hillmsn, in passing Ben
wood, tore away the transport fats belong
ng to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
from the mOorings, and all went together.
At this point Captain Mason abandoned
the Hillman, leaving her in charge Of the
mate and a number of hands. She was proc
vided with full supply Of coal, and if she
passed over the night in safety, tits thought
her wheels would be sufficiently clear Of
ice to enable those in charge TO use her
engines. The. New State had three men
only on board-George Peppers, Thomas
Glascock, and DOwns-who win stick to
her as long as there is plank left. All
the boats lying at Sweeney's Landing and
the waterworks escaped injury.
A telegram TO Messrs. Booth, Battelle &
Co., yesterday evening, to Wheeling. an
that the Hillman had been caught
and made fast at Portsmouth, Ohio; that
her larboard side and chimneys were gone,
but her huh was sound also. that the New
State had been taken ashore and made fast
at point three miles below Portsmouth,
that her wheel and both her pitmans were
broken of, and all her upper works badly
damaged, and, although her hall was sound,
abe was as near wreck as could be 20 have
lived at all through the terrible ordeal to
which she had been subjected.
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DID NOT TAKE PLACE The speech an
nounced 20 have been made by Mr. DeBow,
President Of the Tennessee and Pacific
railroad, in the hall Of the House Of Rep
resentatives last night, did not, through
some mistake, come of. A number Of per
sons went to the capitol, aud returned dis
appointed
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A BAD PRAcuCE.-Peuons living on
sone 81 our narrow STREETS. especially care
less domeslics. have habit of throwiug
waier and SLOPE from Windows above into
the streets. We have more than once seen
persons who were passing below thus
sprinkled and hespattered Il Is a bad
practice aud should he stopped
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CmoUIT uEr-The entire day yesler-
dsy was occupied ia examining witnesses
and arguing lhs ease Of Hodges IS. the
Mayor and Aldermen Of the city Of Nash
Vile. The case has been concluded and
gone . ihe iary. They wiz, perhaps, ren-
der 4 verdict Today. This is On acton Of
damage 70 the amount Of 5000 sustained
by q fall the plaintiff got from q detective
plank sidewalk on Cherry street, IN South
Nashville.
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BRoo STREET TUNNEL.-We are glad TO
sec that preparations are being made to
cover the Bread street tunnel, for the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad. Il
has for several years past been great eye
sore. and e. point Of danger besides being
and obstruction TO truuit on the Granny
White pike.
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A DfLAPIpATED BuITDfNo The de.
cayed aud delapidsied old brick building,
on Water street, ut the terminus Of Clark
street, il perfect eyesore in that locality.
It vas once used Cor livery purposes, bui is
now IN complete ruins, and the side walk
and streettu front are continually billed With
brick falling from is decayed walls
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ADMITTED A. An ArroRNEY.-R ".
Pritcheti was admitted a. a licensed prac-
iiiioner aud attorney Al Law by the David
soa Clrcuit Court on Yesterday morning.
We trlsi that he may Gnd The uncertain
lies of the Ian profitable, and that he may
,adorn the profession.
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RUDE BoYs-We saw number Of had
boys, whose moral Standing Is soncly neg
leCied, throwing Stones Al each other on
South Water street near the landing, on
Yesterday evening. They were also ieering
8; passers-by, aud using proiane and indie
cent language Something should be done
with these urchins they 8re an the school
Of dissipation. and II not checked. the les
sons they learn will end Ia crime
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IErFRNAL IMPRovEMENT.-0n Thurs
day morning last, Mr.. Richards chairman
Of the Board Of Internal Improvement,
reported back to the House the bill to
charter the Memphis and Selma railroad,
recommending its passage.
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Southern Cation Markets.

CHARLESTON, FEB. c, P. N.-C0tton easier;
sales 80 bales; middiing al83isze.
SAVANNA. Feb. 9. r. N.--J0tten 5FEn; LIVER
pool middlipS 81.
MOBIIR, FEB. q ?. N.--Saies $40 bales. With q
better feeling towards the close; middisng 35c.
AuGusrA, Ga. Feb. ga better feeling pre-
more inquiry than for some days past-yei
prices remain unchanged and but feN sales made.
We give Tor basis ale for strict middllnE. The
sales were les bales aud the receipts 222 bales.
Macox. GA. Feb. 6.-Taero Hes a brisk de-
uaand lar good catt0ns to-day. sud al 81 thai
description offered was res5iiy and eagerly taken
at BIZ cents.
CaIrsrrs. "a. Feb. 6.--sarpe sales were made
yesterday, to the morning. AZ q eeaia Tor mid.
aiiugz. bat there VS. neither Eaca offering nor
much inquiry Aboaf Boon dispatches were re-
ceivcd, repGrtinR . decline II Liverpool. sud
this iEtelligsnes unsettled ths market already
depressed ard dull.
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LARGE REAL ESTATE SALE.-John
Kirlsman, Esq, hes sold his block of new
stores ON Church street, to Joseph w. Aliens
Esq, for $4,000, Of which, $4,000 was
cash, the remainder its equivalent
This block of stores is Just receiving the
finishing touches of the painter and car
penter, and is one of the handsomest in the
South. IL adds greatly TO the confines Of
Church street, and is bound to be great
success. Several of the stores have already
been rented Mrs. Wise, long an occupant
Of one Of the Walker block, Union street,
displays in one of them, fine assortment
Of milliner's goods, and Mrs. Tynes, the
popular modesto Of Summer street, is moving
hersplendid stock inio another. The ladies
will find these two rooms the most inviting
ever provided for their comfort and con-
venience in Nashville
We are pleased 10 see that capitalist Of
Mr.. Aliens sagacity has faith in the future
Of Church street, which is destined, at no
distant period, to be the leading business
street 10 Nashville.
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MARY BRLI, pretty little daughter, of
DIR. w. p. Jones, fell down a fight Of steps
yesterday, At Mr. Wards Academy, and cut
her head, near the temple, on stone. The
wound bled oopiously, bat was promptly
stsupched. and will soon be we'll.
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A SPLERDID BRICK HOUSE, CONTAIN
"A ing ten rooms. neatly cited M. and painted
throughout sad suFr0anaed b large and beau-
tifal grounds. with . aeres 81 ground attssiea-
the terminus Of thu Fairfield Street Railroad
wiz be rented on liberal terms By
ARLINGTON i FAkRAR. Agents.
fsb2-lW No. = Public S4nare.
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CRIMINAL COURT The case of Col. b.
n. Payne has been continued until the
April term Of the Criminal Court Judge
Frazier having been impeached by the
Legislature, has determined TO try no heavy
cases during this term,
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Proceedings Of the supreme oourl

NASHVILLE February s, l867.--Court
met pursuant to adjournment, all the Judges
being present.
State Of Tennessee IS. j. T.. Medley.
Aoile prosegia entered.
w. +. Nunnelly rs Alexander Black.
Cause continued until next term.
Banks Fite, colored, rs. the State. Ordered
by the court that a oapios issue, returnable
next term.
Bracket Estes as. VIM. A. Garretson.
Continued until next term. Also, case of
Morris q Russell u.s. w. B. Bonner
State Of Tennessee as Joseph Hinton.
Nolle prOsegti entered
The State rs. Worthington. Dismissed,
and Asa Faulkner pay costs.
The day has been occupied in hearing
causes on the docket of the eighth circuit
which will probably consume the remainder
Of the week.
]. q. FRAZER, Clerk.
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New Orleans Market. Feb. 5.

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-The receipts since yes
half bbls molasses from the coast. There were
also receipts from Grand Gallon of 80 bids
sugar and sos bblsmelasses The latter have not
yet been placed on the market, however. We
note good demand, small supplies and firm
market for beth sugar and mOlasseS. Prices fer
sugar are decidedly fuller. and are ruling in
favor Of sellers. while teose for molasses are well
sustained. The sales yesterday and to-day, nat
previously reported. comprised so hhds sugar
and 600 hhds mOlasses, at the following prices
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CASE AND REEyEY AGAlS.-This case,
wherein George !. Case charges Mr. Reeyey
with an assault, with intent to kill, perjury,
etc, was before Equire Meacham on yes
terday. Il was continued until Tuesday,
al one o'clock
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RELEASED FROM JAIL.-Henry Evans,
q negro man charged with larceny, was re-
leased from onF city jail on yesterday, the
evidence and indictment net being deemed
mf6cient for his further detention.
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ShelhY Female lnstitute.

mHR SECOND TERM OF Tux CURRENT
Il session Of this Institution VII commsnee ol
Monday, February an. and close ne tart
THURSDAY Of June Pupils cbsrBed nom the
date o. entrance only. The course Of lnatruc
tion & cumprehsusixe and thofeasa. aad Ia
many respects unsqunlied, ~ au eKaa4f4af loR
IN circular GEO. q. EUEkEh. A. X
fen2-iW fliHeIaai.
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To Marry or aOt 80 Marry WY
Not2 Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays Of the Howard Association. on the Phys-
clog sal Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance of Natures Laws. in the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge, Address. DR.. J. sKILLrS HoUaHroN.
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa
ian l5-9m
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w. 4. Wards Seminary for Young
Ladies', No. IS Spruce street.-The Spring SEES
sion viii open on MONDAY. the Ilth Of Feb
ruary. Parents wishing their daughters thor
oughly educated are invited to consider the
merits Of this School in its Departments Of Lie
nature, Languages. Painting and Music
jan3l-lW
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ATTEMPT AT LARCENY. John Cham
t}rs, a negro man, attempted to take, with
out leave, brace Of birds from the mar
kethouse on yesterday He was detected,
and raised a small row about the matter
John was before Esquire Wilkinson for the
ofense, and was fined $ and costs.
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Tar jury REPIrEn.-The regular jury
before the Circuii Coufi, except chat PoT-
ton OF Il sitting on The Hodges case, was
respited on yesterday until Monday, the
10th inst.
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FLORENCE
THE BEAUTIFUL.

1'OM HOODS song of the Shirt. would
i never have been sung had he lived IN the
golden age Of the Sewing Maehinei Stitch
Stitch Stitch but no more weary hssrts %
aching heads. The nimblo needle & not Piled D.
hands, but mOyes Ike n thing % life-quietly,
nineteenth century.
The FlOFenee is the latest improved OF al
Sewing Machines. ID Quilts Cords Tueks
Hens. FEELS. and Gathers and SeWs on at the
same time makes -four distinct stitches seEs
from right % let let % right 90 the will ID the
operator. and isthe only Machine having self
adjusting SHUTTLE TENSION For family
use, none compare with a.
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DIR. BUNYAN STEVENS viii preach at the
PrimiSge Baptist Church, South College
street, ~ Saturday and Sunday next the
9Th and 10th, at II A. NJ, and Sunday
night att P. NJ. Y
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1875, was 1875 at l1.SO, and at I23O had
advanced to l3S. No later quotations
were received by the Banks. Dealers
here were paying 1876 and were holding
at 49,.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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A sure Pile Care.-DR. GLBERT's PILR
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. RoMANE. Manager. No
SIS Broadway New York. lnOylz-3m
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French Brothers, No. Broad street.
continue to sell their large stock Of Iron. Nails
Bolts. Nuts, Washers. Hinges. Vices. Anvels
Gum Packing. Hoes Trace Chains. Steelyards.
etc. Our Tennessee Irou. Tennessee Plows.
Tennessee Bellows. Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheel Freight Cars. price $50 each.
and platform track scale. q feet capacity 80
tons price $3.50. feb6-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Penitensiary.-The Directors Of the Peni-
Tertiary urgently request the Legislative Peni-
tentiary Committee to meetat as early day as
possible, and Il not ineonsistent With their dub-.
to notify The Directors Of the time and place Of
meeting. SAMUEL z. HARE.
feb9-lt Chairman Board Of Directors
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Corner Union and Cherry ST, Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, BRlskers, and
Dealers in Gold, silver, GOyOrn-
men1 stocks, Compound Interest
Notes, Land Warrants and Southern
Bank Notes,
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PERsoNAL-Col. Henry Ashby, former
~ Of the c. S. A.. was IN the city Yesterday
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Boots and Shoes Cheap at 30 PubIte
Squere.-In consequence Of contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
OF Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he consumer or a merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself as l am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTMANN.
sep6-tf Ne. % Public Square
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To COnsumptiyes.-The Advertiser. hay-
ing been restored to health in a few weeks. by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IL. he will send copy Of the
prescription used. free of charged. with the di-
rections for preparing and using thesame, which
they will find q SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives TO be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
Oct2S-ly
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POTATOEslt POTATOFsI,

Meshsnnoek Potatoes. this day received in
store. B. S. HAMILTON d GREEN.
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Te the creditors OF Has. A. measarry.
Decreased.

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TGAT BY
/ deeres sl the ChanceTy Court AZ Nssay lie
TaRslsred on JanuaTy 3lh. 1871 all claims against
the estate 81 james a. McMBrry. dscsased
nust be hled ih the oiles % the Clerk aud Mas
Ter 90 90 before the flHsF MoNBkK - AFRfL
ssTf, Or they Will Be forever barred
MORTON B HOWELL. g. and ".
2-lw--ahgtd
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BE Sure and go to g. Rice L Co.'S No. SO
College street. and get Goods at and below Cost,
as their business will be closed by the 18th of
February. jan22-tf
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CArARRH.-The origin Of Catarrh is in
most cases a neglected Cold, which can be
relieved by the use Of Browns Bronchial
Troches." by soothing the Initiated aud in
famed membrane extending from the nose
10 the throat For Coughs and Throat
Diseases the Troches are OF great service.