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AFFAIRS IN NASHVILLE.

BaiIie Peyton for Consress-Expccted Arrest
Of the Cosnty Courts By Order Of Governor
BrowAew. v III, 4. ,~,
The Conservative Convention to-day ncminsssd MI.
Bails Peyson candidate for Congress against M John
rvmble and General Trsuernicht candidate for Repre-
sentative 70 the State Legislature from Davidson Chse
ham and Robertson oounsies
proclamation Monday ordering the arrest OF tne
County Courts who have appoats1 JUDGES OF Election
son Of l. n Laoier, leading merchant IN "a. e,ty.
been recovered
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Smith, residing in the village Of West Farms, was
knocked down in front Of Tho Adriatc Hotel and
iieved Of his watch and money, Application for assist
ance having been so tbs police az the fremont
the perpetrator of the outrage He was subsequently
discharged on his recognfzsnce, the PROOF against
him being very slender. a ..,cE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GLASGOW, July g. 1857.
The steamship Columbia, Captain Carnaghan, from
New York June 20, has arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, July g. 1857.
Tho steamship Persia Captain Lott from New York
on the 25h of June arrived here route to Liver
pool
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THE sc N | A N S.

The Convict Condor Set Free.
LONDON, July 8, 1857.
United States Minister Adams has succeeded in his
Efforts with the British government to obtain the liberty
Of the convicted Fenian, Condor.
He has been set free. aud will shortly sail for Ame-
Siaa
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: r A N c E.

A Reduction of the Army Again Spoken Of.
~. PARIS, July g. 1861
1t s reported that the Emperor Napoleon has CON.
cludsd to disarm thiriy-four thousand men Of the
French army.
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E U R 0 P E.
THE KING OF EGYPT IN ENGLAND
Proposed Reduction of the
french Army.
A FENlAN CONVICT SET FREE.
By THE CABLE TO JULY 6.
THE ROYAL VISITS.

ArrIvaI Of the King of Egypt in London.
LONDON, July Q, 1867.
Ismai Pasha sovereign Of Egypt has arrived in Lon
ION from Paris.
gxxpe railroad station was decorated with nags and
flowers In honor Of the flustrious visitor who was
Aecoedsd . grand reception, in which the Prince Of
wales and Lord Stanley the Secretary for Foreign
knaira played conspicuous part. large body Of
troops also in attendance and formed escort to
che King OF Egypt
Ismail Pasha Is the guest Of Earl Dudley.
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The Continental Bourses.
Cotton Market.

United States bonds closed 77s for the issue Of
1852.
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An unpree, sar.s .. Triumph.

An U.pree .r..,ccma Tr T,a nc,,o- ,av, ,u,
sTEINWay 4 SONS. or NBW YORK
awarded t6e supreme Jury Of the EIpostoa
In Grand square ana Upright Pianos aud the
valuable Inventions showing the greatest proeress Ia tho
Inent OF tho Supreme International Jury
In addition TO the above SteinwAy sons have receives
the following cable despatch
The great Societe Arts or Paris have, after
careful examination OF all the musical nsruments exhibited
at tho Paris Exposition, awarded 10 STkINWAr SONS,
Of New York. their Grand Testimonial Medal for greatest
superiority and novelty In construction OF Ffanos
Warero0ms:
First door of Steinwsy Hal.
Il and rs East Fourteenth street.
between Fourth and Irving place
New York.
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The E ysE.ees Ts,sEEss.ir sro Rrrxrps,,s
THE CHEAPEST, CONPLETEsT AND ABLBS1 %
THE EVENING NEwsRAPRRs
PRICE ONE CENT.
FOR sALH RvBRYWHKRE,
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The Evening Telegram.
MARVEL OF JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRl6E.
THE CHEAPEST COMPLErEsT AND ABLES1 OF
THE EVENING NEWSPAPER8.
PRICE ONE CKNT.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The London Money Market.
LONDON July $3.50 p. NJ
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r.: HswS sshIssS CS. Ice. ss,sss 81
sewing mscAinsh President, go Broadway, Nsv rosk.
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|. . Established 1901.
FOR THE HAIR AND SKIS.
THB BEST AND CHEAPEST ARTS0L0.
BARRY's TRIooPHEROUs.

INDICATED COMPOUND.
* n
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the Sss o. Oh HST.in q ~ 'ssr p'apssaaoa s'''
''P'''eSs $sEs III re-. .:sss. !...s, .u.sr.s
SSAss sss :s:;: s,s:; gsss r.'
G GgrhRa r ySs sset A+G Sssrs.., '
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SSSAGhHH' a asSslFs spain 'ae
EokHss ss0 gu nv. s ssssss
sSkaST EErr GS ssa Srs.,..oo. '
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Fo. HshbkhS silsS G GS Ss%.m.
bssss s,s. lss"
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rna s$sSf:s $$s$fHfs.F sss SsE .,
THE EvEaTN6 NEWsPAPERs.
FOR SALE EvERYwmERE
&. . Pipe SC:
they have y the ps At a w s.% ., s:
No. Is &s.i street and aaS No. sirest
r.r s EysssHs F1f!SssSSss%k5sgro ssrEnra!ss -
the 'AA1 zHz h SS;s% III S@ SSs$
FOR SALE EvERYWaERE.
A;-GeGu,ne Turkish Tcsacco; S 4, SSyg ,c
K Sidsb Is Wan street st. y y
81. y 444 ysT 44Eh q Cedar '''
b ss: s:f sssis. . .ss ers:s'' soap
Drives away Bugs, Reaches &c
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The Thsusauds Of Csssu1psiys Psvsee1
who have kept alive AMI Improved By the ne -
Hpeers Port Oraps Wine 10 sunssieat svdsnee of ~ Go
vsius. when used with Gag for Q length Of tine
Broadway, ~. =
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re EyES7fics 81 Ty JStsgstscs;,suc sxrrrrmsr.
THE CHRAPEsr CoMPLRTEsT AND ABiBsf Cd
THE kvENINo NEWSPAPERS.
PRICE ONE CEkE
FOR SALE EvERywRERg-
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The Evening Telegram.
MARVEL OF JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE.
THE CHEAPEST, COMPLETESr AND ABLBSr OF
THE EVENING NEWSPAPERS.
PRICE ONE CENT.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
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Tho Evening Telegram. -
MARVEL OF JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE
THE CHEAPEST. COMPLETEST AND ABLEST or
THE EVENING NEWSPAPERS
PRICE ONE CENT
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
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cHiCxxRrNo e0ys.
Manufacturers 81 a..
Grand rousrs ana Upright
Pfan0fortee.
have bees awarded ct the Pss krposuen " We smpsr0
AAP'''''' gu" Joia MEDAL Of Honor
ana decoration OF 'a' Legion Of Honor.
A. S>s<op,si superiority Of their tnstrmenn ~
~ ~aeos w e.ssooms No sss Broadway.
New yovk.
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" a. o. WiLLMARTII. II Chambers street. room ~
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nssn Cakes and ssS
~ Ksn.eay m Iars:S. s,.Js
have bottle Of IL every traveller, BY land BY wsssr
Hs Sa sf'f az sS q Il F vi 5o ii 1s
street n Y At retail by all druggists prce$i
, En 3 ss s., f ss.i.ss as loot;
volute tension adjustable drop feed.
The H ESsyHh1nHs o%F.!sSss!SHS%s5szrd EsrEEsgsE
THE f PRisK Ss HE Snsr.
FOR SALE EvERYwHERE.
From James Mairs, M. d.. 35 Clinton Place.
nrs qF sss s;s' 3:
c aas s
don't times they entirely relieved and have
a
"'' BEWARE OF mutations.
.:sEss Ess-: sssss rr'-'" s'"''s
,l %sSe. *. e f'' Depot
The kSsySs!HG:9 F1$s$;ssSSSS&!s!ro Esrrsrs!s. a,
THE f FRicR os sE cEsf.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
National Trust Company
ras
CITY OF NEW YORK
NorIcE-The books of subscription to the capitai s,oo
Of this company will be removed on Monday July lisa
to SO Broadway OF Worth street. which
premises the company to business
on or before the Is, day of August next
pi.a.a tbefr
at the above location by order Of ~
company.
small amount Of Stock remains unsubscrsed for ss1
application a, once is requested order to H.
E EsIsHa 4 y! f saHHafshSS5s,
HENRY c. CARTER.
the sHs.ssss .,
FOR SALE KvK Ex'sh re GENT
Special Teissra. from tho
Paris Rrpo.itios.
Medal Awarded to the
weed Sewing Machine o.
New York once. SIS Broadway
TIT -. s$Sss.:s .ss ..
THE EVENING NEWSPAPERS.
PRICE ONE CENT.
FOR sALH EVERYWHERE.
in. n: EI: sssfasss c. 3, :s. s::. :'
sewing mseAiss. Prssisens, doe broadway. Nsw rork
|
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spssrs , rsr. Crap. %,ps !. .asssss sssssss q s
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broadway, N. Z
SSsEfs q y SSSSsSsissrc ssr. ..,asg a,
THE kvENINo NEwgPAPERs.
PRICE ONE CENT
FOR SALE EvERYwRERE-
|
Take Care Of the brain.
Frequent and violent headaehe, besides ne tor.
Why risk insasisy whsn the means u within
sufferers reach The thaA sympome u
attack are felt, take dose Of RADWAYS READY RI.
LIEF nward3 and .Rpiy 70 The temples end Ne pine
This ueatmens few times repeasd wl eject psrnAnsas
cure Pnss % esnts Per bottle. Sold b. drasbsss
,Wheslsr q Wilseg's Loci sslsch Sswfsg Me-
$4,000 20 1syest, with Services q nns..
nsss nan paying business ,h.s VII ssss n'ssas'a'
TiHEstalf6 81 sstSs $50 aEsszHEiisrro ExrxsrsIss 81,
THE CHEAPEST. COMPLIMENT AND ABLksr "
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Deans Cakes and ecttonary.
Broadway, between Nineteenth and Twentieth srcces
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T1rsIsThaf1 81 TsstSs $50 aEsszHtisro Hxrxsrs!ss =.
The CHkAPEsT, COMPLkTEST AND AbLsT ~
The EVENING NEWSPAPER
PRICE ONE CENT.
FOR Sale EvERYwHERE.
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From James Mairs, M. d., 35 Clinton Place.
New York
DEAR srRFor time past have been making use q
your SOZODONT. Al the time began to use my gums
very tender painful the touch and had beeu
for Considerable length Of time using the Sosos
times they entirely relieved and have ~.
manned since. consider the Sozodont the mose
convenient efficient satisfactory and pleasant dentfce
In use-indispensabe 70 all well regulated toilets Your
&c. most respectfully
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TIE EyRSrElrrS5 81 Tf 5SstfE5ssS.srro ENTERPRISE
THE CHEAPEST. CoMPLErEsT AND ABLE5r o.
THE EVENING NEWSPAPER.
PRICE ONE CENT.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
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"A Novelty In Lady's Hata.New RoSe4
the Parepa" TO be had only -
M r. HIGGINS. 5l3 Broadway, and l8 Sixth avenue.
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Grover q Bakers Highest Premfasa Sswis0
Machines. So Broadway, New York
LNuck's Hair Color Restorer.-COlsrU
quickly. Applied like OIL Depot "a Great Jones sress
Sold BY all druggists.
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The T TysErhinso TeIcsrs% rsrrnrRsr
THE CHEAPEST, COMPLETEsT AND ABLEsr OF
THE EVENING NEWSPAPERS
PRICE ONE CENT.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
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AnilIa. Vanilla Beuns-Finest Qualities f01
sale BY TAFT TYLER. 81 Cedar street

Ask your Grocer for Cresyiic soap.
Disinfects, Deodorizes, and Purihes
Drives away Bugs. Roaches &c
SAYeA City per cont. IN time and labor.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.--Special cable
kilograms to the Herald dated Florence,
Oct. Is, say: The latest dispatch from
the Roman territory describes the stu
alton las more serious.
The Garibaldians are crossing the
frontier and marching to points OF the
Insurgents rendezvous.
Many of the inha bitants and others
are joining the Insurgents.
The Insurgents have captured the
town of Orte, fifteen miles east OF VII
tirbo, on the right bank of the Tiber,
which gives them possession of the
railroad at that place, and they have
severed communication between Rome
and Florence. Reports from PaDal
sources at Rome give accounts of de-
feats OF the insurgents by the Papal
troops in the field.
The press and people almost unan-
imously clamor for the occupation IF
Rome by the Italian Government.
Victor EmanuelSs officers continue to
arrest Garibaldians as they attempt to
cross the frontier.
Admiral Robatti OF the Italian navy,
has mustered the Royal Squadron OF
eight iron-clads, which he will take to
Roman waters.
PARIS, Oct. IS.-Napoleou and his
ministers complain that Victor Eman-
uel's efforts to enforce the terms of the
September convention, with respect to
invading the PapaI territory, are not
effective. Fears are entertained that u
collision may take place between the
FRENCH and Italian forces, which are
being despatched towards Rome.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-Evening.-It is re-
ported that revolution took place in
Rome, last night, and that great excite
ment prevails in Florence. Rumors
are also afloat that France and Italy in
tended to arrange for the joint occupa-
ton of Rome.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The brig Voor-
HES, from Georgetown, arrived at
quarantine to-day. All hands are sick
with swamp fever; two have since died,
and two others are not expected to re-
cover. The fever is not contagious.
questionable financial institution in
Jersey City, known as the National
Bank of America, this afternoon came
to grief, the reputed cashier, VIM. E.
Arnold, having been arrested upon u
charge OF fraud, and the doors closed.
The accused was placed under bonds
of 5000.
A terrible boiler explosion occurred
this morning at the Erie basin dry
dock. Michael Flanagan, the engi-
neer, was killed.
A case of highway robbery Incurred
on the Battery last night. The robbers
were arrested.
Capt. Thos. Durham was reelected
Pilot Commissioner at Il special meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce.
The wife of DIR. Harris, Register of
the Board of Health. died OF apoplexy
yesterday.
A scaffold on the new colored orphan
asylum, corner of Hundred and Forty
Third street and Tenth Avenue, broke
this morning. Three workmen were
thrown into the cellar, but fortunately
there were i've feet water, which pre-
vented serious injury.
The funeral oil the late Col. A. u.
Stewart, Paymaster U. s. A., took place
this p. m. His remains will be taken
to Louisville for interment.
Coburn has deposited 81 900 TO cover "A
like amount sent by McCoole, of ST.
Louis, to fight for s., 900 side and the
championship of America.
Miss Osborne, a young lady in West
SD street, committed suicide yesterday
by shooting herself. She had been i'll
and in excruciating pain for several
days.
The Commercial says: 1t is under
stood that the members of the North
western clique have sold their stock,
compelling their coufreers to take large
amounts of stock with no buyersread
to take it.
The Democratic convention of Brook
lyn has nominated Martin kalbtieish
for Mayor.
Several of our largest rectiiying es-
Establishments were seized to-day, in
Guiding the following: S. c. Boehm &
Co., Hoffman q Curtis, Jos. Jones u
Co., Cuthbert q Cunningham, Samuel
Engle d A. b. Hays, the latter in
Brooklyn. Two tobacco manufactures
were also seized.
The farm formerly owned by Daniel
Webster, at Franklin, N. H., is to be
sold at auction on the 22d.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA Montana dis
patch OF the 18th says: The Flat Head
and other tribes OF Indians threaten an
outbreak. They are already plumber
ing houses, and Killing and driving out
ali the settlers. Four men were re-
Gently killed near Flat Head Lakes,
and all farm products for miles around
were burned. Five hundred stands OF
arms have been distributed among the
settlers by the Territorial authorities.
The Platte Valley stage, coming from
the west, on Saturday, was chased by
Indians, near Riverside Station, but
escaped.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advtoss to the 18th of October.

LoNDoN, Oct. l9.-The Times in a
leading article asserts that the Italian
Prime Minister, Ratazzi, is pledged to
enter Rome as soon as the French fleet
sails.
The place held by the Insurgents is
not the seaport town of Astia but the
town of Orte, on the Tlber, in the Prov
Ince of Vitsrbo. lt- a
a Spanish frigate has sailed from
Cadiz for Civita Vecchia.
LONDON, Oct. l9.-The steamship from
Melbourne, which arrived to day,
brought five hundred thousand pounds
sterling, in gold.
The Fenian alarm does not sbate.
Last evening repeated efforts were
made by the Fenians to burn the Police
Station at Chester, and thus release
their comrades, who are there confined.
The fire in every instance was extin-
guished before any damage was done.
The government is on the alert, and
precautions are everywhere taken to
guard against surprise.
LoNDoN-Eveniug.- is understood
that arrangements are perfected where
by rates by cable will be reduced fully
so per cent. Reduction to go into effect
the 10Th OF November.
Consols $50; 5-20s $50; Illinois Gem
trail TN; Erie 451E.
Observation-Disclosures. s. bonds
1919. '#a..stsf
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ls.-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed tirmer and active, owing in
part to the more favorable trade report
from Manchester; prices advanced Isd
on lower qualities OF American, and
closed, middling uplands, sgd. Or
leans, sgd. Breadstufis, dull. Corn
declined Is; quoted at ASS Sd for mixed
western. wheat-l6s Sd for California,
and lis Cd for red western. Barley
nominal at 5s Cd. Oats. IS lOd. Peas,
Sis. Provisions closed heavy. Beef
declined to 1905. Mess Pork, lis. Lard
declined Is; quoted at obs Cd. Bacon,
ASS Cd. Cheese, 52s. Produce I'M
changed.
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TORONTO, Oct. l9.-The Evening Tele-
graph says: The Government has re-
ceiVed Information regarding the plans
of the FeniRn Brotherhood of such i'm
portance as to warrant the issue of Sc
cret instructions to the coinmandants
of military posts throughout the
provinces.
QUEBEC, Oct. 19.-The steamer Cana
da, was disabled while opposite st.
Croix, last evening, from the bursting
OF a boiler. No persons hurt.
OTTAWA, Oct. I9.-Petitions bearing
the signatures of 6 600 persons were pre-
sented to the Governor General for the
release of Father Mcmahon.
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Bnse Bnll---CompI,ment Dinner to

BUFFALO, Oct. lS.-The Excelsior
Base Ball Club of Rochester, beat the
Niagaras of this city to-day, by 81 to Is.
This is the second game inside of a
week that the Excelslors have worsted
the Niagaras. Considerable money
changed hands on the result of the
game.
Geu. Barry has accepted a compli-
mentary dinner from number of the
leading citizens of Buffalo previous to
his departure on the first Proximo to
join his regimenp, the second artillery,
in California. The list is headed with
the name of Ex- President Fillmore, and
will take place on the Path inst.
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Park races finished this week with
some excellent sport. The hurdle race
was won by Col. McDaniel's Red Dick
beating five others. The selling race
by Mr.. Morris, number three, time on
a mile l:46L. The winner sold for 81,
200. The Local beat Onward, Flora
NcIvor and.AIdebaran, in a grand ma
tional handicap 81 miles; time 500
Morrissey beat Onward in the fouI
mile race. Time, S:25k.
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NEW Yong. March sOth, 1856!
Msar,. Geo. c. HuOOelG Co.. HUDSON, NY,

Asssrs. Geo. C. Rubbel6 Co.. Hudson, N. Y,
GEHTs-My family having been the re-
cipient OF m srked benefit in health Try the
use OF your Golden Ritiers, am induced
this letter which you are privileged to use
as you desire. lean confidently assert that
since the INST bottle OF your Bltters enteTed
dYspe psiA. Ny wife had been troubled with
the maIady for years. and bad also been
mncb ANNOYED by piles The symptoms
anu tine disease have both lett, and she Is
well. other members OF my family endoTse
the good qualities OF your article and can
onIy saw In conclusion, that / should be
haupy To give verbal evidence to the doubt
ING any time they may call on me. with
much regard, l am,
Yours truly,
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BosToH, Oct. I9.-The citizens of
Fitcbburg were greatly excited by find
ing the body OF Frederick Powers
buried in a sand bank. The body ex-
hibited several stabs and a wooden gag
was found in the mouth. TwoFrench-
men and an American were arrested on
suspicion of the murder.
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Life is Warml Death is Cold

Chronic Diseases. Female Complaints,
Consumption, Liver Com pinints-
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Disease of the AIR Passages,
Nasal Catarrh, Ozena, Asthma and COnsump-
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INDIGESTION. Liver Complaints, Di0rrhea,
Dysentery, Constipation, Piles, &c, and all
Affections of Nervous system.
Irritation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea,
Neuralgia and Nervous Debility, and all AZ
fcctions arising from an
Impure state OF Hood.
ScroflIuus sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, rheumatism,
White Swelling, &C.
HIS sy stem is the only true and successful
one for the treatment OF all
Diseases Peculiar 10 Females.
Painful. Profuse and Suppressed Menstrua-
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the sympathetic accnmpaniments, such as
Palpitatlon Of Heart, Loss OF Appetite, anu
General Debility, &c. special attention
given 10 all
DfseRs of the GenItO-UrInAry Organs,
viz Inflammation OF Kidneys and Bladder,
Dribbling and Scalding of Urine, Diticult,
DIa6etis, GnOnOTThea, Gleet, Structure and
Syphilis, Spe:matorrhea and ImpoteDcy, and
ali Nervous Affections consequent upon
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House." sept
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The pro-
prietors of the Quaker City Oil Refinery
here deny the truth of the dispatch
from Pittsburgh that there bad been a
seizure of their property by the Coy
erument, and no frauds had been alleg-
ed against their refinery.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -BItters have been
such blessing in my family that cannot
refrain from sending you TINS testim3 1i.l
c0ntinement-and got so very low that some
good stlmuIent was absolutely Necessary;
fie nj :.IjoIden Bitter" which had been
Giyen me by a friend, I thought would tIy
them; han no faith IN them, yet Thought l
would dive them q trial. ! can truly say
that INV WIFE Iained strength and hedhh with
every dose. In one month she was entlLely
we'll and strong. Cheeriully do recon-
mend them TO all ladies as gentle anu
strengthening tumulRnt- l
Yours, &C..
GEO. A. J. NORMAN.
49, ~ lSI West Gth 81, ". Y.
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PITTSBURGH, Oct. l9.-The Demo-
crncy here are holding an immense
meeting this evening in honor of
their recent victories. Judge Thurman
and others made addresses. The Post
buildings are brilliantly illuminated,
as we'll as many private residences.
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TrInI or Jen. DnrIs.

NEW York, Oct. ia special to the
Express, dated Richmond, the 18th,
says: The trial oil JEFF. Davis will proba-
bly, come off on the 18th inst. There is
to be an effort to obtain jury of white
men. The Jury TO try him now stands
nine negroes and three white men.