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THROUGH By EXPRESS!!
This is to certify that
The Mexican Mustang Iinimen

The Mexican Mustang Liniment
Has been usea quite extensively in the stables of
Adams d. Co.'S Great Southern, Eastern, and West
erR Expresses, for caring gals, chafes, scratches,
sprains and bruises and it has proved very eectua
Many Of their men have also used it on themselves
and their families, and they all speak Of its healing
and remedial qualities in the highest terms One of
hostlers got kicked, and badly cut and bruised
on his knee-as usual, the MUSTANG EMINENT
was resOrted to, and the soreness and lameness
soon removed, and it perfectly well in three
four days. We have no hesitancy in recommend
ing it valuable preparation, to be used exter-
nally on man and beast. j. DUNNING,
Foreman af Adams & CO.'S Express Stable, " L.
We take great pleasure in recommending the Mex
lean Mustang Liniment to all our friends and
customers the best article we have used for
sores, sprains, gals in horses. We have used it
extensively, and always efectually. Some of our
men have also used it for bruises and Sores
well as Rheumatic Pains, and they all say it acts
like magic-we only say that we have entirely
abandoned the use of any other Liniment.
j. NJ. HEWITT, Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., 10 Val ST.,
HARNDEN' S EXPRESS, "a Broad,cay,
PULLEN, VIRGIL 6 CO.'S Is Val ST.,
WELLS, FARGO d CO.'S, l6 Val street.
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spttIIuIIy,
JANIS S. BONHAM. -
Publisher q. ProDrrefOys.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!

j O II n S O n, b ELL &c co.
A RE receiving and opening large and well
N leeted stock of Goods. consisting of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
of the finest and neatest styles; also an assortment
of READ Y-NADE CLOTHING, Family Groceries,
Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Hard
ware, Nails, Queensware, WOoden-ware, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes Umbrellars, Parasols; and in fact
most articles usually kept by merchants in this
ton of country, all of which win be sold the
most reasonable terms for cash produceQ Call and
examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Loudon, April 90. 1858. n24
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G.. W. APPLETON,
LOOK OUT FOR TIE
AMERICAN GARMENT CUTTER.


TNIiE most simple plan and correct system ever of
Il fered to the Public, Young beginners have on
ly to buy this work. to make themselves master of
the art of Cutting and Making. The plates and d-
rectiosn plain that they need no tutor.
gsg-T To those persons wishing to travel, great in
ducements will be offered in the purchase of State
and County rights; books by the wholesale &c, &c.
AGENTS:
n. F, WHITE, of Knoxville, Tenn, will sell the
Rights of the counties of Knox, Sewer and Jeder-
son, and all above that.
J. W. S. 3. O'BRIEN ProprietOrs the "Loudon
Free Press" will act as Agents in our absence.
James NJ. Lowery, of Cleveland, Tenn, will also
act as Agent for this Work
TERMS:
The Book &C., will be furnished by the Publish
ers or Agents at SIS 90, or SIS 90 without verbal
instructions, by addressing post paid letter cen
tanning SO 90 to L. ii. Minton & Co.. London, Tenn.
Z. H. MINTON & Co.,
FebI2-tf-l3 Publishers f proprct0rs.
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RUSSELL CorsrY. Ala. Feb. 1st 1853.

RUSSELL COUNTY, Ala, Feb. LIST. 1858.
In justice to the proprietors and for the benefit of
he afflicted, feel it my duty to state publicly, the
charitable cures that have been effected in my fam
ly by the of the Mustang Liniment. Negro
of mine had what was called a Bone Felon, or Whit
low on her middle finger; the pain was most intense
and excrueiating. The inflammation had been so ex-
tensive that the whole finger had become almost
of corruption, and the only hope of saving
her hand, and perhaps her life, appeared to be 20
have 1t cut off. As her general health very del
icae, the physicians advised to try the Mustang
Linment few days, till she could be sent to
geon in Columbus, as it could do harm, and might
DOCTOR and myself, the pain ceased, the infam
alton subsidized, and the wound rapidly healed. The
finger is now perfectly well and sound! One of my
boys severely burned. The skin entirely
taken off from the knee to the ankle. The Mustang
Liniment was freely applied, and nothing else was
used. The relief and cure was almost beyond be-
lief-but short time elapsed before the wounds
perfectly healed. l consider it an invaluable
remedy, and it should be in every family and
ry plantation. JAS. PHILLIPS.
Prices.-The Liniment is put up in sizes, and
reails for 25cts., Scots, and 5 90 per bottle. The
soc size contains times much the 25c size;and
the 81 90 3 times much as the soc sze-the large
size being much cheaper. A. G. BRAGG d co.
Sole Proprietors, 30f Broodaeay, N. y,
And cor. Sd and Market ST., ST. Louis, 10
Sss- Sold by all Druggists, and by
Strong & Stephenson,-P. Fatio & Bro. Knox
vile: W. C. Lillard Co., Sweetwater; Stanfield
West, Philadelphia; G. Cannon, Madisonvillc;-
Dr. VIM. r. Hurley, London, Tenn. ul0.1-30-lyl
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

ALBANY, May l9th 1858.
We hereby certify that Hr P. D. Gates is our sole
Agent for the sale of our agricultural Machines in
East Tennessee. Signedl
WHEELER, MELICK & co.
FTNHE above is a copy of a certificate which l have
1 received from Nessrs. Wheeler, Helck CO.
furnish their celebrated Horse Po,rers, Threshers
and SeparGteys, Corer Hullers, and other machines
at their cash prices-free of commissions.
Prices:
For Double or Two Horse Power, Thresher and Sep
arator, including belts, wrenches and oil-cans,
complete, $50 90
Double Power alone including belt....... lis 90
Do without belt....... 10 90
Double Thresher and Separator, alone,...... 81 so
Single, or One Horse Power, Thresher and
Separator, including belts, oil-cans, and
wrenches, complete, ...................... 123 90
Single Power alone, including belt.... So 90
Do without belt,............... SO 90
Single Thresher and Separator, alone,...... IS 90
Clover Hullers, ......................... 80 90
Straw and Stalk Cutters, for Horse Power, 30 90
Circular Saw Mill, with "a inch Saw,... 81 90
One Horse Power, without band wheel. rs 90
Churn Gearing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 90
Band Wheel, ................... 5 90
Band for Power, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Double Power, with combined Thresher, &
WinnOwer. including belts wrenches, &c, 235 90
Combined Thresher and Winnower, alone, 40 90
IsS- Orders solicited Address
d. GATES,
I2 Broadtcay, Ne,c York City,
New York Nav Goth 1853 1I-3O-Iy1
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UNION HOUSE,

ITO z DV-N, Z " y III.
!ENHE undersigned in taking charge of the Il
L above House, hereby informs the public s=5zI
thatall possible exerton will be used to please 80
both resident and transient boarders, in amanner not
surpassed in this any other town in East Tennessee.
They have room sufficient to accommodate a large
number of persons; and will keep a TABLE always
furnished with the best used in this country. This
House is situated near the Steamboat Landing and
Railroad Depot.
Priees.-Single meals 80 cents, lodging 25 cents;
regular boarding 50 per month. One trial will in
sure second visit.
RICHARD HALEY.
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TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF
LOUDON & VICINITY.
FTNHE subscriber has ON hand and receiving fine
Il stock of Spring &c Summer Goods. He respect
fully solcits call from them the Ladies particular
ly. Also---a fine lot of Ready Made Clothing
Also---a fine lot of Groceries, CIR ckery, Hardware
Castings, &C., &c. Also, lot of good stoves from
the Knoxville Foundry, by
Feb. Is. W.T. LOWE
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California papers please copy.
Died.


Suddenly, on Monday, July IS while in the perform
arce OF bis daily avocanoDs JOHN SLOAN sgei 80
The friends of the family and those Of his brother
janet respectfully ed attend hts funeral tns
mtrbng AT ten O'Clock precisely from his late residence
No. 1b7 West Fifteenth street.
On Tuesday July 10 Of congestion o. the brain after
short but severe Illness JOSEPH ALBERT Gull aged IL
years
His friends and acquaintance requested to attend
his funeral this Afternoon at O'CLOCK from ha late
residence, No 2so From, etseet.
On TUESDAY, July 10, Mr. JOHN BucKLAss aa old and
re, pectabs inbshtent of the city NeS York. in the
Is h year Of his age,
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 atteLd LIS fuEesal from his late residence, No 339
Cherry sreer, this afternoon ut three ococ without
further invitation. His remains will be tAken to Green
wood Cemetery.
o. Monday oveling, July 49, after short but severe
illness SARAH ANN eldest daughter OF James and Mary
Mclaughlin, ageo 70 years and thres months.
The estivea and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her unsa al from the residence
aunt MIS- s. Faulkner No 20 Division street to-
afternoon at three O'Clock.
On ruesday, July 10 DoRoTHEA VI c., dAuya.er of
Heinrich and Catharina Holman, aged months and 10
oayh
The friends Of the family respectfully iovited 10 a.
tend her nnera this afternoon ocioct from her
late ies,1epce No 5l2 Pea street corner Of Centre
street Her remains wall be- taken 10 Green Sood
On Tueroay, july 10, ANN ELIZA, infant daughter of
Charles b aud Ann Eliza AIbc1tson
The relatives ard friends OF he family are respectfully
invited TO attend tbe funeral this afternoon at tnee
O'Clock froa NO. GA Grove street.
On Tuesday morning, July 49, OF c)nvul4ions MARY
EIIzABE1H, youngest child Of John A and Hannah II
Locb ~ood aged two yeara and four months.
The relatives and friends Of the family res psctfuc
invited TO attend the funeral from No SO Attorney
this morning at ten o'clock rne aims Will b.
taken to Greenwood
On Tuesday, July 10, of cholera infantum CAROLINE
infant .ughser Of Daniel H. and Georsiaua M,CormicG
aged yeays and days.
The friends Of the family requested TO atsond the
fureIs from her fathers residence, No Patcnin place
Ar street., Sixth avenue, ths day at IL O'Clock
Her ieIns rs sill b. taken 10 Cypress HILLS.
SARAH ANN daughter Of Daniel AID Mary acCahe, aged
wears aid months.
1hefuper win place hi. afternoon at four CLOCK
Tho Dat
oxford street, Brooklyn.
On Tuesday Jolly 10, after short illness, JoHs Curu
BERT, aged DO years.
Texas papers please copy.
u brooklye ON Tuesday July 10 Of paralysis, DnSSi
q roadsn, Of this city,
's rerain were taken to Albany last evening for TO-
A'crny p-p.,s .sass Cspy.
AsLss'ilr, n, x, 81 Solscay, J-ly III Of csnsump.
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EXCURSIONS.

PUSHING AND CorfLLON EXCURSIONS EVERY
day H. the week -phe sea steamer Hero. Captao Han
eek will leave Spring street, III Hammond street IA
leptb street, r. r. q Broene Sl Peck slip, Ga
pier No 3 R.,g A. NJ, returning by5 ". Dinner, hsh
Ing tackle and bait win be provided Fare 10 cents
TBREE GRAND EXCURSIONS To NEwP0sT AND
Providers THE favorite steamer CAHONtnUS, Cap
tain hatlnu Child Will leave New York rom Pier No
North River Tuesday, Thursday End Saturd July
18th 2st and 2d at A. NJ Returning win leave ProgE
denee at NJ and hewpart at ~ A: on Wedr ssday
July Wth Friday I'D and Monday 9th Fare for the
eursop 70 or " 50 each way reakfast and dinner
hc bad on board Tickets good TO return trip The
,fnobious being well known TO tho travelling punic
the most comfortable nud commod,ous day boat steamer
nt'nr on Long Isnn3 sns~i ara TIE adjacent water 40
shns further need DO said to pus pa
tfolsse
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me entering his home in shs basement u The house
As he hved when the accident and his sl,od
SELF which frame building bears Earks o. the VIC.
nee with which 'hs projec lies we're npsed and part
the projecting caves hsvs been kDoel ed off Some
Ct he force OF the steam be conceived when ve
ate that brick belong og TO the buiing vas thrown
er The intervening houses and lots into Pitt street.
distance Of three hundred yards. German o. the
me 81 Ebert blacksmith, who was working AT his
rye In frnt of the mace WAS also cjursd but not
vsrely His partial Q, caoe owing t, his posi-
ieid as the s,eam rushed At arst ia opposite di-
o"en, 1t shoud be also mentioned that the engine
considerably damaged part o. the steam pipe being
nps,ely thrown down, leaving large gap OF several
4 between the joints. large puiy wheel on the
Wig shaft completely smsshed 70 pieces, ool
the arns aud part Of the hub in their place.
boiler had been lately purchased BIZ the projectors,
second .hs nd frosn q party In Brooklyn at
esst believe Of 81 200 1t had been used in this
not op The Sst log we
but Of description that has been DECIDED b. many
ineut scientific men as peculiarly liable to explosions.
general reader will understand when we state that
resembles outwsrdly locomotive boiler in maay re-
sts the part for the steam and w.tsr being cylindrical
having fire box, with its log water cas-
: rivetttd To the end This latter part also serves as
team chest, and 1t here that the rent occurred
70 cescrbe more infinitely, the piece Of boiler plate
ich rvsted at one end ~ the cyodrca part Of the
her, and at the other end to the ,Oo of the sea chest
- At the angles which necessarily form ed by
boz ding Of the plate that 1t fact the mate.
that proved insufficient ard not the rivestpg What
the pressure Of the steam at the time Of the explo-
we cannot affirm, these were clues whereby 10
e,H'ne 1t. We examined the boiler infinitely, but
no zee 30 steam gauge. although " may have Assa
1sdasorg the ruins. There we're three gauge esI16
.ched which were intended show thu height OF iHo
tel Add from the appearance of the boiler we should
&c that the had been fcsney on that acora "a
Dough not over the fire boz after tho exploson vet
ttLeiy II was 70 previously, ~ great quantity
It have bsep forced out by the occurrence We should
that the plate was likewise torn considerably below
10 lower hsnd 81 well as the upper, and there was
Ill Transverse tear rent satt; but we should
'bas was he upner par that originally gave way
that the other rents were consequent the bending
/ Of the plato
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tie further imp which have made In this
great hair it has become object
Th is not to be wondered At for it has
found to act conup with nature in converting
hair to Its original color. such bulbs
germs receive fresh life and energy, producing tire
new growth where partial badness appeared aud
soft and glossy to the formed hair 1t
found to be safe and agreeable companion for
the toilet Graduating dandu and all
from the head sFor its entire ecaoy in chan sing
grey hair to its first color and promoting WITH
inventor would respectfully refer to tho wing
various other In proof OF it's
Rev G. Iappan, 107 West Sixteenth street, Wilcox I2s
Nassau street Mrs stivers a Chatham street, Mr. and
Mrs. Powell u Eldridge street DR. VIM Mosher Al
way; L. W and Mrs. 1itden 75l Washington street FOR
sale at the depot l2 Chambers street. and at the principal
drugQstg.
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MARRIED.
July Is, By the Rev. Mr.. Lewis,

On Monday evening, July Is, By the Rev. Mr., Lewis
Pastor Of Duane stieet NJ. Z. Church, Mr. WILLIAM A.
SYhEs, Jr 10 Miss JOSEPHINE STILES all OF this city.
Philadelphia and New Brunswick, N. j., papers please
copy.
On Sunday evening, July H. by the Rev James Mllett
at his residence No 3oS Broome street. Nj WILLIAM BAIL
LIE TO Miss EMMA LEGGE; also Mr.. CHARLES LEAMY to
Miss IMEsA MIDDLETON, all Of this city.
On Monday, June ID by the Kew. j. L. Norris, Mr.. VIII
LIAM WAiFoRD 10 Miss HARRIET BALI, both of Williams
burg l. l.
Caif MA
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diamond J.yveiry ana Watches

As ia lots to suit, rich cluster rings pins so 10
Jurgensen, and all celebrated watches for sale ut
=, prices; jewelry at manufactnrerB' prices Fac
Office .Si broadway corner of White street, Office,
.oor DAVID RAT, Manufacturing Jeweller.
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ar the various forms of bilious diseases cured by
WYkkOOP CO.'S genuine tonic mixture This medicine
removes that tCrpor and inactivity Of the liver whih
csrose the system to bilious diseases countsracts the
masmal influence by producing activity of the hillary
gnns causing natural asa healthy discharge of bile
the system Office LIS Fulton street, second floor
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|lNGER 90, having greatly extended the manu-
BIZ their unriv allied patent straight need o sewing
an faoture, by employing new and improved ma
their construction, will hereafter sell the ma
Msfines are Nspt.d 20 every kind Of sewing and
IA with absvlute perfection Oinos, ~ 51oaa say.
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mr. The Worlds Fair Thousands or

perbly finished and elegantly hitting shirts will
In the crystal Palace not In stalls or Ia cases but
Z. of taste and tas HON. who prize perfec
|the article and can only secure it at No Astor
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sJRslTUMuss.
DA6UEIlREOTYPEs.

nAGUERREOTYPES-H You SEEN HART
~ mars daguerrean gallery Of the marvels Of New
York Have had your likeness taken his splendid
shy light studio the best aud most elegantly appropriated
in tie city, These the prevailing questions among
ladies fashion Wei. II not 20 TO on broadway where
You will have the Of admitting something
Taste refined poene well efficient science In tho
doing displayed in that establishment which
f the choicest rsrespecimens of all dcscr
tions
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dway where every variety OF articles for presen
I'D. strangers visitiDga the city should not fal go
lis splendid variety store where, amid tho zen
things, they cannot fail to find new and beautiful
COR all
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mUsFCAL.


D0P GOES fIE WEASEL-n NEW DANCE, LATELY
intTodu ed Mt her Magty's and nobilitvs balls with
full description Of the figures Conlon jus published
aud for sale at s G. JoLLIE'S, 800 Broadway.
NANTED-A YOUNG LADY, THAT PERFECTLY
w understands vocal and instruncat tai music, AID
oustomed to singing and playing the piano before
must DO ia her manners aud Of preposscsng
pcaapGe y be required to through the country with
exhibition. For further particulars please address u
had N' "o ~ ~ W." SIS -" be
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CLATTyIr1

CAsT OFF CLoTHING.-Two THOUSAND DOLLARS
" worth wanted The big hae cash price will be literally
given In current for large and small let's OF good
left off clothing of description Address through
post or Gall on JAMES MOROtFY. at his second hand
store No. II 0rsngs street, near Chatham.
lNLoTuING AND FURNITURE WANTED-LADIEs
~ and gentlemen having TO disposo Of Jeive
fair cash price nv sending to tie II West
place. Canal street and SO West Broadway by
ter FER POST addressed to s. COHEN Ladies attended to
by Mrs Cohen
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tgs,r~DCgIt,N

yyvANTED-LAJIES TO TAKE LESSONS, AT ll6
w Sprirg street below broadway, an entirely new
for cutting dreses Pattcrps cut warranted in all
ne chsrps This system s1,s~d to al
forms Agents wantsd Please call this week. oppor>
tuai.y fsr searnAng wn not oner after This.
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Lis WtSSs Issue VOhtans spIendld engraving or the
Of John q. Calhoun; large one page engraving of
tricks Cathedral New York; excellent Portrait Of
|sev John hughes, Catholic Archbishop Of America;
birdseye view Of Havdna; besides . profusion of
excellent eogr avings ia addition to al Of which
lid Crystal Palace supplemtpt, containing full
ard iptons OF that celebrated structure Is also
and presented 81 uitousy to subscribers Thu Sup
contains the largest engraving of the Crystal
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REWARDS.


Gao RFWARD-LOST OR STOLEN, ON FRIDAY
%oV the 18th inst at going from the Hippodrome
BYooklyn an gold watch and chain with
word Paris underneath The finder will receive the
RICHARD SANDS at the Hppodrcme sA''Ds IL WIN MI
COO REWARD-LosT EITHER AT STANFORD,
R%U the O'Clock train of New Haven cars, last
evening, going from Canal 70 Leroy street port
nae containing check the Greenwich Bank for $l75
besides money and papers Apply at lib Leroy street.
d. on REWARD-LOST LAST EVENING, BETWEEN
PIU sand halfpsst o'clock in ding from the corner
Mercer as as Prince wallet containing upwards Of 800
small bills and about So change among which two
be paid er TIE Of the aet by applying p b. Ut
ley 1873 Spring street.
&70 REwARD.-LOsT ON MONDAY EVENING, AT
tplU Nibos bet there and the Clarendon adys
gold watch ediun sze white chased back s gold
key attached Of Moliust face Geneva made The
above reward will be paid left at the office Of the ClAren
don.
o. < REwARD.-LOSr, YESTERDAY MORNING THE
pO 10TH In Fifth stage in the street. between
2 Fourth avenue and Fulton ferry pair OF gold speoa
ees.
CS REWARo.-LOST, ON MONDAY, THE 18TH
PC inst portemonnae, containing about nineteen
ing at the sail loft of Old slip and South street.
u ~ 40 '''p's' ''' wM G. MARKS.
DvERTIsEMENT.-A REWARD OF 500 WILL BE
"A paid by the for the II the body Of
swim bore the telegraph station Island
Friday evening last, the 10Th inst Mr. Morrison
about twenty Of six feet in height and
dressed in brown checked worsted white ves drab
had on his person gold watch and guard chain. BAB
COCK MINOR CO., 45 Broadway.
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ilbes & Co.'s Eol.an Pianos New Yorl
.lemen from tae south TRAVELLERS, and

aesating where to procure suit OF clothes or sia-
ishts Of fashionable cut and at moderate prices,
ot,ce That my price tor black or bno dress coats
|,ity lie $50; psnts, 81; vests S.. Lower qualities
ices us linen sacks for travelling, $3.50 TO 81 10.
assortment OF ready made garments. Established
| ~ q. u. CLARKE, at No 1I6 William street.
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Second. hand Pianos Wanted, Two Second
hard pianos for which the cash will DO paid Address
{ sccnd hand Pianos, Herald Once.
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- = .s'----'l7-l-1 =
THE MILITARY.

=
T A MEETING OF THE SECOND COMPANY
n Chatham Guards held at Sc Division street. Captain
Vim Fresh in the chair the following resolutions
unanimc us y adopted -
Whereas 1t has boen the will of Almighty Providence to
from midst esteemed friend and brother
=, John Lahatut,
hsolyed chat hereby deeply sympatbisc with the
reaved family OF deceased who though loved by
al who knew him
Resolved That nigh he being bu. IN the midst
company it is with feelings of regret that
cannot easily recover bis loss. =
Resolved that the badge Of mourning
thirty days Also that these resolutions be published In
the and Herald and that copies forward
ed to the bereayed family
Though lost in death, to memory dear.n
MUNS0N s. BROWN
ROBERT II. HAWTHORN, Committee.
PETER G. BROWN,
SOLDIERS WANTED-FOK THE UNITED STATES
- cavalry service. Recruiting rendezvous k39 Grand st.
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Sewing Machlses, now 1ustiy admitted 20
be suosrieP all Others In making with facility
rspAsy Sn.nos1 the My fSst and fair stitch
mine them oice No "a Chsmbers street Prices
SEQ Slb0 Descriptive pamphlets arwsrded to all whs
desire. GROVES, BAKER Co