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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-26
TENNgssEE MARINE ANr LEE nsURANCE CON-

TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE Com-
PAEY-GAPITAL S15o,00O
~ FFTCE ON tbe North side of the Public Square midway
J between the Nashville Inn and the Planters bank
They will make insurance Houses and Goods OF every ee
ris of the river; on the Cargo of Keel Boats ana
other river crafts and on vessels aud other cargoe on
the usual terms. JUN A. hlAi' Aie9-N
JosEpH NAULX Secretary. ~ =, =, -, ~
DrRECroRs-Aiex Allison John NJ. Hill, r. B fogg, G.
NJ Fogg James Corey, Jno NJ. Bass Joseph woods sam
ue Seay, Matthew Watson, j. j. White Jacob McGaVock
ianl
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-26

NOTICE. consequence of the Fire on Friday morn
ing, we compelled TO suspend business for some
time bat will commence again as soon as we can procure
suitable house of which due notice Will be given. In the
meantime hope friends who are indebted to us and to
Ewin Brown Co., will me forward and settle up without
DELAY that we may meet own engagements promptly
We can be fonnd at No IS, the square-John Nichols
old stand
We would also take this occasion to express grateful
thanks to those who have kindly favored andour prede
cessor with their patronage; to the Fire Companies and
citizens to whose exertions mainly indebted for
what goods saved and TO those kind friends who
syrnpathsa with US in our loss -c
fab EWIN BROTHERS.
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ary Edition Bound, ls4o,5o, Vols, SOS.
DRS C. K & ]. D. WINSTON,
NFFER their services to the citizens OF Nashville and vi
I J cinity in practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Office on Cherry street the Bank of Tennessee.
DIR d. Wnsion's residence, the house lately occupied
nv Mr. Arusead on Vine street, between Church and
Broad
lust RECEIVED.-A few ofthose fine Black Satin
eb Apron Stocks. Apply soon. T. J. HOUGH'
febI2 Agent
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D. S. & w. H. WOODWARD.

Texas Land Agents.
Particular attention paid TO nO orde-Gicz over the
soreof W. T. Smith i Co, No. So Magazine street.
oct 3, lS52-5m New Orleans.
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TIME CITY OF HUNTSVILLE viii leave Nashville Tor
L Memphis every Friday at O'Clock, p NJ and leaves
Memphis for Nashville every Monday, at II O'Clock, A. NJ
EMBASSY will leave Nashville for Memphis every Monday
at O'clock p NJ, leaves Memphis for Nashville every
Thursday II O'clock delivering the mai at ine sew
era post Offices between the above ports They VIII also
touch at ali points between the post Offices
Persons travelling southwark viii find II to their advantage
totkeths nc as fcmtwo three days quicker and
equally as cheap New Orleans; meeting at Memphis with
Memnhs and New Orleans Packets which leave on the ar-
val Of our packets New Orleans Our packets also con-
Meeting with the Arkansas and White River Mail Line Eve
ry pains viii be taken TO render those who call on us com
f9tabie For t or passage apply the U. s Mail Of
Gce Nashville or A. B. SHAW d co, Memphis.
ianl3 A. L. DAVIS, Nashville.
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J. T. NATHU3sT
DDnEER 4 ND M Af'F'1fIIIRER

ROOFER ITD M4NJF4CTURER
of Wdrreas Fire and Water Pr0Qf Co8Positlon
DEEMH unnecessary for say anything in favor OF
this mode of Roofing; the constant increase of ITS pop
ariy for hc last years that IT has been tested IN near
K ali pars OF the Union is the best evidence Of its utility
and value The roof shows for itself
,Olce on Spruce Street. second door from Cedar ST.,
in Moore's block feb2-ly
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LIFE INSURANCE.

THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO OF PA
A. J. GILLITT, Secy. j. B. RUTHERFORD Pres
Capital 9250,OO0!
le1 on Ce7ay street. ocer tile ljaa} Protection ms Co..
NXTIIL take fire risks in limited amounts ON city or
w country property. Policies issued and Losses ad
usted and met at the Office in Nashville.
REFERENCES J. Levy,
b. Comegevs, Cashier of. hill Bank,
w L. Shailer 8 Grard" Pmladel
w Dennie d Sons
Rev Alexander Campbell, Bethany, Va.
Patrick & Brand Bankers, Pittsburg.
W II. Bur1ough, Irving Ioase, New York.
g. w Copelen Cincinnati, -
JOHN G. FERGUSON
Nashville February ., 1S53-Gm
MOVAL.--DR. B. w. HALL has removed TO the
Il Office and residence Cherry street opposite Judge
Catrons near Cornelius McCOmbs Cabl 1t Warerooms
.InnS.
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CRUMB CLOTHS.-Rich and splendid Crumb
~ Cloths, with borders just to hand and for sale by
jan2l w. MEREDITH.
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NTOOL HATS.-Wool Hats Just received and for
w sale by ian2I w. MEREDITH.
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C1ITPERIOR ARTICLES FOR TIE TOILET.
= Jockey Club Poinade,
Lows Celebrated do,
Jules Hauel's do,
Kehada do, \ for The Hair
Balm of Columbia,
Genuine Bears Oh,
Haues Eaa I.ustia,e,
Liquid and Solid Rouge;
French and Fancy Soaps;
Lows celebrated Honey Soap;
Roussels and IIauel's Fancy Soap
Fine and Dressing Combs;
Plain and Fancy IIaIr Brushes;
Lubins Genuine Extracts;
Meen Fun;
Anlerie an and French Toilet Powd,rs;
Fancy Chalks;
Assorted Dentiices;
Po!nade Divines, for chapped skins;
Tooth Brushes Fancy and Plain.
IT, ronaiTcI he idoc2ol J. NJ. ZIMERMAN.
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DED BLANKETS.-Extra fine Bed Blankets, just
ID received and for sale by
jan2l w MEREDITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-11
Compliment 20 MAJOR Lewis Cess.

lase uun Der Of citizens Detroit addressed letter
the ed ult to Major Lewis Cass late charge
Rome rendering him the honor Of a public dinner to
which Dir. Cas- Ietul ped the following answer
DETROIT June "a 1858.
GETr1IMtN:-I have received with lively emotions Of
gratitude the testimonial Of kindness and confidence
with which you have been pleased to honor me. Return
ing TO the place of my eary residence endsarsd to
BY many associations find beautiful city wonder
fully increased in population and business and in all the
elem ents of end prosperity which TO
and favored land But amid all the changes which wit
ness the hearts of my fellow citizens unchanged and
they greet with cheering welcome, which, no
undeserved and pected is not the less dear to
indeed American representative abroad with just
regard to the rights and feelings of foreign country
but with anheart h1ed upon my own and With determi
nation so hr as depended on me- to surrender ot
little OF her interest her honor n Of the
questions incident to batons intercourse The protec
ton Of czens abroad is among the most sacred d.
ties Of diplomatic agents but thanks the American
and power whatever obstacles nterpo.ed to
its execution in the days Of weakness few are
encountered in the days Of our strength.
Our character and posit en- known and respected
and the guardian Of the republic watches
people, wherever they led BY the vocaops Of life
And Whatever other lesson may be learned by the Am
resident abroad he cannot fail to appreciate the
iue OF glorious Institutions by the contrast watch
meets and surrounds him from hs his last step
upon the soil of Europe And he must return his
country more proud Of her past and her present and
more hopeful Of her future by the knowledge he
CURED on the condition Of the great body OF the people in
the Old World.
While rendering my thanks for this manifestation of
your kncness must ceciIs the honor OF public din
Der, TO which you have invited Under happier cir
eBmstsnces, should have been grstiied TO meet you
upon such occasion, but ct to take part
In it's duties and pleasure.
am, gentlemen. with great regard
Your friend and fellow citizen,
LEWIS CASS JR.
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MLRITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, July 10, 1883.
ARRIVED.

AHhiFED.
Steamship Atlantic West Liverpool. June 80 az Pm,
with 145 pa sepgers. to Collins Experienced strong
westerly winds for eight days ia succession.
Steamship Roanoke, Cavendy, Richmond ne, to Lud-
lam Peasants.
Ship Brewster, Geogns Punta Arenas, CA April g. to
Blanc
Ship Warner (clipper) Ripley, San Francisco and OF
days from Valparaiso to Merritt Trask. June 3, lat
20 IS 5, lon 20. spoke Br bark - from Jamaica for
Calcutta with coolies board; June 30 lat 2s 80 lon
e. sDoke PIUssan brig Henrietta fro Porto Rico for
Loneou; July lat 30 30 N lon 6S TO- spoke whaleship
Levi buck Of and for New Bedford fou,
with l4oo bbl oil Stb lat "a IA lon 60 40 clipper
ship Steering Sc The has lad light eastery winds for
the last 10 days
Bark Davenport (Br), Mckenzie Havre, SO days, with
2l0 passengers, to Boyd Hincken.
Bark Chiffon (of Potlsnd) Pennei CsIdenas 10 days.
to mater.
Brig (of Thomestop) Beatty, sagua la Grsndc
June 80, 10 J W Elwell Co.
Brig Gladiator OBJ Sater Windsor, IA days, to
ter.
Brig Russian, Eary, Doboy Island Ga, days, to II
Brig sarah Wooster (of East C,mbridgs), Wooster,
Jacksonville, days, 10 Thompson Hunter.
Brig Eyeglsde (of BluehilD. Connor, Jacksonville,
DAYS. to Rockenbaugb.
Brig Melissa Ann, AyTes, Machias days, to Brett
Vo,e.
schr John whipple, Sterling Baracoa, IL days, to
Nsscham Stow.
sohr Ro,amond (of New Bedford), Ellis, Montego Bay,
Js, II days, to Dawson Co.
sctr Minnesota, Hopkins, Washington. days
schr Mary Frances Driscoe, Addison: days
snnr Grace Caroline Menden, Baltimore. for Albany.
schr Samuel Appleton, Ncksrlpn. Boston days.
sctr Cornslia, Faulkner Boston, days.
schr Aaawam, Bessey, Warshan days.
schr AlsnAnda Law, wood, New Haven, day, for vr.
Schr Expedite, Racket, ProvidsDcs, 2 days.
sch CbRles 4 apith, -. R0hdsut, Tor Boston
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TIE SICKNESS IN WILLIAMsPORT, MD-The
Willamsport Journal IF the Times net issued last
week in consequence OF the sickness In that town The
mail brings the paper Of It'll instant in which find
detailed state Of the sickness that prevailed there
which the Times says has been greatly exaggerated. 1t
says in last issue We statement of It's fatal
spread ard indnged almost confident hope that its
severity had abaed Since then however. its rasages
have been still fearful, ard up to Saturday last
save but little ground hope for its speedy suppress
sion Some thirteen deaths have been added TO those al
ready repoted-s yelling the total TO fearful number for
sparse population The truth would have been mads II
destructive enough God knows; and when the exsgger
sted statements which circulated abroad are
sderated 1t Ia wonder that our town has been re-.
garded as doomed ard Stunned as the vsriest plague
spet earth Now that we can report cessation OF
the disease give the number Of deaths from the time
Of the Hrst ease up to this morning In town,
baye bad thirty deaths from every disease incud
ing white and black. adults and Children. or those
from ohoora-the remainder being from
variety Of diseases incident to the season. and exceed
ing but little, any, the usual mortality In the dis
triot there have been four deaths. making the whole
number 0f deaths from cholera In town and country,
thirty six. Many Of these, too were from combination
OF d,sases yet have bsen cassed whereyef marked
by the Simplest symptom Il choasE&
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TO TIE EDITOR OF THE H18ALD.
Sri ebserved my name amongst the numbsr vine ~
ssotsd Themselves from the House when vote tax
D. Tsylor's resolutions. In favor Of and u
vocated them when first brought forward. voted for
the nIst essution whom last up and should have voted
for all Of them, but II past the hour Of adjournment,
and bad an engagement which made 1t necessary fsr
to leave before they .ere disposed o. stated the
expecting the reporters would give due notice of 1t. A.
Pierce and democrat thought favoraby Of them,
be charged the floor Of the Hsuse
with bringing them forward for what they call Buu-
coube and IL has likewise been stated that his dsap
poiYnen in not being elected Spesker one Of the
main reasons. He knows. Yours respectfully
]. s. MILLER,
July, 1853. Seventh Assembly District.
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Incidents, Sc. on the Fourth

melancholy and fatal dent occurred at CALDWELL
the evening Of the 4th instant While large pany
assembled in front of to witness the dis
charge Of fireworks, a brick detached from the
chimney of the house and sliding down the roof fell and
struck . lad named George Bownans, sixteen years Of
age upon the top of ths head causing his death almost
Instantly.
ACCIDENT AT CRcus On the 4th instant, during the
performance 1T the circus Of Columbus Ohio forty seats
gave way, frQp the great number assembled within the
enclosure Many were seriously injured Mr. Miller.
a<J gentleman received frightfol cut his forehead
internally injured Miss Davis had ankle
locsed Henry Davis brother TO the above named, had
= leg broken.
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The EXCITING SLAVE CASE IN CrNCINNATI-Op
Monday morning last two gentlemen from the SOUTH
MsJor Choutard and Judge picney took rooms at the
Burnet House. -Four slaves attenoed them During the
day, two OF the slaves without saying word to their
masters sft and have net .ince been heard off, Their
masters took DO measures for their recspurs and in
the two remaining servants just they we're getting
ready TO leave OF tbe Deputy Sher ins served writ
On Major g. to appear before Judge sao yer the
charge Of orciby detainog negro as slaves
Their departure vas necessarily postponed and the par
ties repaired 20 the court house The slaves pou being
intsrrgaied by the Court whether or not thew he'd to
leave their master Me Csoutara replied wc will die
before we viii leave our master" The Judge dnsissed
the case, rensrkipg that the negroes bad ga go
and do as they pleased The court rosm was desscly
crowded, ard much excitement prevailed The parties
leave on their trip t. day Cinctnndti Gdsste JayG.
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July, 1858
Stock Sales.

PmADxpmA July 9.-Fyrx Board-S4. 900 Reading r
R 6's 10, ca.h, 20; 1900 DO go $50 schuylkll Nav
Mort SIS, ~, Oily; 1900 Schuylki Nav o. s2 S2N;
800 Morris Canal cssh 2os 100 Long Island R b5, 49,
80 do b5wn, IS; Is Harrisburg RR SIX: do I'd, ok;
After Board 81 Oo0 schuykin Nav 8s, 49, 82zs 900
Peopa SIS exp 86 326 do o. So shares Penna KR, 30;
10 Girard Bank, Down, 14M.
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ASTI-RENTERs IN OTsEGo CoUrrY-A letter
from Cherry vsey 0tsego county, dated June 2S says
Mr.. Clarke has just proc ired from the Arsenal here sx
muskets bsycness, &c, TO be handed TO Mr. Sherman
who occupies farm belonging to Mr. Clarke the ioruel
tenant bsvpg quietly surrendered and left the farm The
snfrenters have already burned his fencesa those
the public rosd-makipg up three large bonfres They
have poisoned his hore and In consequence Of tnoss
acts and the threat Of violence Sherman calls for the
Strange II may appear Mr. Clarke Ia obliged TO
keep police force Of nix to insure the quiet possession
M fhe farm.
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Herald Marine Ccrresps~doDoS.

rHILaDfaPHA, July IU--4 III
Arrivad-Brgs Isadore, Bragg Cisnfucgos; David K
Aiken, Ryder do Curtis Corts EYork sch-s s Nor,
ria VAIN, oliman, Pernambuco; Ed Adams, Williams,
Drhton; J Hall B on FREDERICK Monterey Somers,
Wilmipeton Nshcney, Nichols, Charleston; Dice.
tor, White, and Red Rover, Bacon, New York.
Julys.
City of Boston, Easterb brook Boston;
bsrts Louea, Lindsay Cardenas; Averon, Kaer; Gem,
Briggs sId Laconia Howes Boston; briggs Malvern jar
Kr gston Sea Breeze Eems, Beverly Nancy, Davis,
Baltimore. scbrs Empire State Atwood, Charleston;
CHARLESTON; Rogers. somers, Port Lsvscca; Maria,
Baker, New Bedford; Edw Adams Williams, Dighton;
Grecan, Torey, Boston, steamer Delaware, Clark, New
York.
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orFriday. July 8 by the Rev. Scudder, Mr. GEORGE
NUGENT TO Miss ANN MARIA CARAVAN, all Of this city.
Pastor of Wett street church. Mr. BENJAMIN K. BROWN
to Miss GEoRGIANA SMITH, OF this city
At Hoboken, N. j., on Sunday, July 5, by the Rev.
Isaac Stryber, Ny IRA w. SroDDARD. OF New York. to
Miss CATHARIsE Ross. of Rosshire, Scotland.
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Halumoa

stsansr Thos swaia, Carr Sat evs), BalHmosa.
81 hours, to PAxk >sr Vein Company.
SAILED.
Ship Memphis, New Orleans: banks Aura, Mebourns;
Express MAtanzas; brig hermann Theodore (Han), Lvcx
psd
Wind at sunrise, NV sunset, 81, light and raining.
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BosroS July 10, 1883.
Henry Maxey, alias Henry Howard, young man who
reports himself being recently from New York has
been arrested IN this city charged with exten aive
tsrfsit oacy oper atoms at the South and West
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PROVIDENCE July Q. 1853
The cotton market has been dull this week. With small
sales The wool marx closed at prices fully sustaining
those of last week Sales SIS 400 lbs For printing cloths
the market continues active and prices Arm, at Il IN
advance on last weeks rates Sales, 40 500 pieces.
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eyed mother. father sisters brothsrs together With nu'
and convuleed with agony. John Hsndrckson, Jr, tins
murderer, received his sentence OF death unmovsd IN
What picture OF an obdurats heart Ths records of
crime furnish no parallel He stands slnnse guilty mise
rabls depraved youth The Law has decresd hs death On
The 26th AZ August.
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NEWS BY ELEGRA PH.


Additional frOn Cuba.
NEW ORLEANS, July 8, 1853.
Ths Black Warrior arrived Ut Mobile Sunday, with
Havana dates Of July lst The news vas unimportAst
Great activity was shown measures suppress the
sAvs trade NJ FORBADE, rich FrsnchmAn, largely con-
nscteA with tbs traffic had bssn arrested Numerous
pstsy encsrs charged with connivancs In the trade,
haA also been arrested
There was . reported rising of the Chinese Of
the plantations in the interior, during which the
seer was killed.
I'VE yesterday published the details of the news
brought BY the Black Warrior from the Mobile psrs
which ausen .ds to the information furnished
in the foregoing despatch.-ED. HERALD
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On Sunday, July TO- IsABK infant child Of ]. P. and
Adrianna Gage, sged years and % days.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully Invited
attend her funeral this afternoon at half past NO
O'clock ut No. 294 Blocker street. four doors south
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The Prudential Reception In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1853.
The entire military of the city is ordered out
row, TO form escort for the President.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
7Ae Dssth Of JUDGE GisM~- Rsoeptiom Of The Prssi-
dent >anothsr Te.cspsper Chamge-k,ost Cheek
Stock Sales, &C. sQ'isT3 g-s.'f l.t

T&s Dssth Of JUDGE Gksn~- Rsseptiom Of The Prssi-
dens--.anothsr Nstgspsper Change-kot Check
Stock Sales, &c. Nsf 3-f va
1881 BALrIMoRE, July 3, 1853.
The death of the Hon. John Glenn is subject
of general regret throughout the city. He was
greatly esteemed as one Of our most useful and
enterprisng citizens, independent Of his high char
acter q jurist, and his probity a man. He
was in the fifty eighth of his age, and leaves a
wife and several children. He leaves property to
the value Of about half million of dollars.
The City Councils, through committee APP
pointed last evening, are making extensive prePa-
ratons for the reception and entertainment OF
President Pierce on his passage through the city
on Monday. He will not reach here until about
five O'Clock in the evening, and will be received
and escorted to his quarters by extensive mili-
tary and civic procession, in which citizens OF
all political preferences will heartily join.
A few days since you announced {" the turning
Of halfcentury leaf" in the Baltimore american,
by the retirement of the two senior partners of the
ancient firm of Dobbin, Murphy g. Bose. learn
that another of the ancient newspaper propretors
of Baltimore, Colonel Isaac Monroe, will retire
from that staunch and respected Wing journal,
the Baltimore Patriot, on Monday next, after al
most lifetime service in the labors pertaining to
its publication, and, am happy to learn, with an
abundance of means to enable him to enjoy the
closing years of life in and affluence. Joshua
JONES' ESQ.,, will also retire from the proprietor
ship, and John F. McJilton, esq, the Junior part
ner of the present firm of Isaac Monroe & Co.,
will be sole proprietor of the paper, having pur-
chased the interests of his retiring partners. MIR.
McJilton has business capacities, and tact and
talent in the management of the newspaper bust
ness, that will enable him to fully maintain the
present character and standing Of the Patriot and
to conduct it proftably and prosperously.
Messrs. Garrett s. Son lost check to-day for
about $1,000, drawn by an Irish house on the
Bank of England They caution persons from
negotiating or purchasing it, n
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DIED,

On the 7th instant, MICHAEL DELANEY,
in the 25th year of his age, a native of Queens
county, Ireland. ,.,t 7, ,,, $500 i.,il
In Prince Frederick, Calvert county, Maryland,
July LIST, LOUISA ELLEN, wife Of Rev. Ed
WARD DuLlN, in her 33d year, formerly of this
city. ak a sa as
In this city, on Thursday morning, July 7th,
HENRY COOLIDGE, son of JOHN and SUSAN
M. VAN SANryooRD, aged II months.
In Alexandra, Virginia, on the 9th instant,
Mrs. ELIZABETH RICKETTS,, widow of the
late D. RIcKETTs, aged 81 years.
In Warrenton, Virginia, on the morning of the
4th instant, Mrs. MARY F. BYRNE, wife of J.
8. BYRNE and daughter Of THOMAS Mourn, OF
Raymond, Mississippi. pit5sr4s,. a WA.
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MARRIED.

At Grace Church, Brooklyn, ON the 7th inst /,
by the Rev. ROBERT LowRY, LOUIS B. DE-
WITT, Of West Point, N. r., to MARY, young
est daughter of Captain HENRY BREwIsroN, Uni
ted States Engineers, 4asf3f48 Is 4fE
Ia Cabell county, Virginia, on the 28th ultimo,
by the Rev. JOSEPH HI. CRElGHroN, WILLIAM
IL. BUFFIN GTON, Auditor of the State of Mis-
souri,, to Miss GEORGELLA NICHOLAS, of
Cabell county, Virginia.
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GREAT CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COM.
y eA PLANTS. ~


DIR. j. s. Roses Carminative Balsam.
nNHIS MIXTURE 10 one of the most important
i medicines, and should be kept in all families
As soothing preparation. it has no equal: In
cases of infants with fatulency, pain in the bow
els, bowel complaints, cholera morbus, restless
ness. crying. or general pain, il has proved per,
strength without bitter. As a specific for bowel
complaints of adults, it has mover failed. There
il no preparation equal to Or. Roses Carminative
Balsam for Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaint,
and Dysentery. Price IS cents. .i
A MEDICINE FOR EVERY FAMILY.
| Dr. s. Roses Pain Curer will cure all pain in
the stomach or bowels in few minutes. Fo,
Toothachc, or Pains in the Face. it acts like q
charm, giving instant relief Indeed for pain in
any part of the body, or for Sprains. Rheumatism
from cold, paine in the sdes, back or limbs, il
il invaluable. Nothing equal to it for Lumps or
Risngs in tho Breast. No mother should be with
out it. No person should travel without a bottle
by them, in case of sudden sickness. In bottles
49,, Is, and so cents.
The above sold BY VIM. H. Gilman, Charles
Stott & Co., q. d. Gilman, Patterson & Marin,
Morrison, VIM. T. Evans, Kidwell & Lawrence,
J. w. Marin, J. B. Moore, Washington; J. L.
Kidwell, Georgetown, D. c.; and by all dealers in
Alexandria, Virgins. July ll-2tif