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JA1S VIM WURN,
IMPORTER and dealer in fine LOBdun Liverpool and
Geneva atehes, OF the most celebrated makers No
o4 Chesnut street. Philadelphia has constantly on hand
some q the hnest watches that be Ound in The citF
comprising ehrOnometers which perieciIy sdjustsd
e ne different changes OF temperature and warranted
perfect time keepers Dupss and Patent Lever watches a
Hunting and OPen-tsce cases which viii be sent 70 any
Parof The Unon securely packed prices varying a. f
lows:
ChrOnOuieters, from 800 to ssOOin Gold Cases;
Dupee, so to 200
Levers, Z" % TO 300 some in m naOir o.aa.-
LepIne5 " i to so
Silver Levers, l8 to 45
j. w having had many years experience N sosne Of
the gest manufacturing houses in London can GUARANTEES
the correct performance Of all watches purchased from him
wafehs offered for sale until thoroughly exsu1Ded
All description OF watches properly repaired on tbs ure
misses, No, 3O4 Chesnut st, Philadelphia
anES-Sm.
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DIR. ]. w. GRAY
JAS WIN. WORN

0FFlCE No. 9. Cherry street. opposite JndTs Cstrou's
Hotel 100, - -
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NTOTlCE.-ihe Cop n nersh:p neretui lie ng
y derthe nrm of UUBYNS & CHURCH aud DOBYNS
CO. dissolved No is authorised collect debts
OF the concern but Mr.. J 7. Yesruut.
sep3-St 7 D0BYN~, .
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CARDS.

g.. A. DEERY. W. B. derry. F. e. DRERY
DEERA BROTHERS, ca ga
ALIs0NIA MANUFACTURING c0MPANYi. i-l
Office No l9R Pubic Square, Nashville, Tennessee
may22-tWly, -a1G
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EOX ~ pnLHEMIrS.

So Broad Street, Corner Seaver New-York
otter for Sle the tolIo,0iag Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
NrEW-EE GLAND C0TTOE SAIL DUCK-22 ineh all
" numbers. hard aud sof also all the widths Of
suvss manufactured this establishment comprising
srv variety knogn trade and offered the lowest
ates.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK woodberry and
souuI Vernon Extra iull assortment OF this superior
ahrc.
WILLIMANTIC COTTON DUCK-l6. ls 20 and 20
nC all numbers hard aud soft This fabric awarded
ts highest Premium al the London Worlds Fair, also at
yu- Far.
SHIP AM BEAR MARK DUCK-Plsn and tEied
ru-clured by the Gree woods Company, superior
jce r iLHI sails, tents, awuIugs &c. Also MOuHt Yer
Iwlled Ravens, Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix
Mills Light Cotton Ravens plain ~ to q uchi Heavy, do.
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NRATTS JUST PTBLISHED.-A NEW l

NRATIS JUST TPEBLISHED.-AN NEW Dis
NJC0YkRY IN MEDIClNf-A fer s1yrds the
tire tDen without medicine of Spermatorrhes,
Local Ikness Nervous Debt, Low spirits LAsstude
Weakness of the Lmbs and the Back, IndispOsOn and
Incap4cy for Study aud Labor Dizziness OF apprehension
Loss Of Memory Aversion Society Love Of solitude
Timdity Self Dstrust Dizziness Headache involuntary
Discharges Pains in the SIDE Affection IF the Ewes PIN
pies on the Face Sexual and other Iu6rmtes in Man
From the French Of Dr.. d DeLIHty.l
The important fact that It alarming COMPLAINTS may
easily be removed WITHOUT is in this all ac
clearly demonstrated and the entirely aud highly
cessful treatment, adopted BY The Author. Tuly
planned, by of when every IS enabled
htSs erfeCty dAi at the least possible cOst avoiding
thereby, all the advertised nOstrums Of he day
Sent to any address. gratis aud post tree sealed
veOpe by RENTING post paid two postage stamps to Dr.
B. DELANEY, II Lspendsrd street, New lOrk.
senI3-6m-
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES &c.
DAVIS k SWAMI, ,- sE -
4 4UCTION d COknLSSION NERO NTS
Wholesale Dealers In Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &c,, DC.
NO. 73, EAsT-sfDE PUBLIC SQUARE, -
.-...f NASHVILLE, TENN.
IJAVE IN ST0RE-by recent arrivals, and which they
IL Offer for sale for cash the lowest prices to wit
s75 hhds Sugar of every grade from very fine to all
qualities below;
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
gro barrels Plantation Moiasses;
$50 half bbls do MOlasses;
Sc bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
80 do Loaf Sugar, No. TO No. g.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Lii
quor line TO the demands OF country and city buyers
which they deerm ined sell low any house in
Middle Tennessee. They have also to arrive, 10000
sacks fine Salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf to
sui, purchasers, g small trife advanced on cost
CUunuy Merchants and others visiting this city buy
Goods in our ne would do well to give call before
buying elsewhere. I'D p -'-
-- DAVIS & SWAMI,
feb2s No, rs, Public Square.
e.. A BORNE, s. WILLIAMS, A. F1sHKE.
JOHNSON, HORNE Il CO., t9-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs, L
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and Storers Of
Cotton and Tobacco.
~Fse- Of Hdgkst and Brodd Sts., AdshUetIs. Tenn.
july 8. 1883,
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FASUIONABLE CLUTIIING
AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No, IL Cedar Street.

No. ii Cedar Street.
Five doors from Public Square,
w hEtsL may be found choice aud well select a,
w ed StuCa 4 NJ
CiOths, CISsimereS, aud V.stinsss Fs
VI tne latest and most beautiful Tat rrs al cf which VI
De made up II order tue most ,shiopabe 81, e and
= sot hoI &c as e-l he done IL any ciy in the MOI
Havng received my entire ,to.k Of Goods for the Fs
a1d Winter seasons aud being satisfied that tbey are
ne nan ls mast Uools ever brought this market
* nal'"n - r. uesfed before yur. ~ eseyl ere
Ready-hade CioihIBg.-Coats P4nt> snd Ie.,, ,
I'll kinds A uue assortment Of Mems Furpshnz c.
Iks and NeTlno Understands Shirts. Stocks Glove. :,
euders Cr vas Pocket HIndkerchefs six and Il,
hirt Collars, Umbrellas. &c
tF Garments cut st tbs shortest notice. Please c.
md examine T.J.HVUGH.
SsPS-S Aren't
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TT4JIAND TABLE LAuPS.-A full p
r,-nl of di,l Ti1i" AID side Lamps for burning &,
aud l.tri .iu,J rscerved
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INSURANCES.
THE UNITED FIREMENS
Insurance Company of Nash.
vile.
Capital 100000.
Chartered by the State,
Chartered by the State.

This Company is now in success -
-FaSY- ful operation. and is prepared TO -
eAeS take risks on Buildings Goods &SkssA
-sz=Z1s- and Wares and Merchandise, against.
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also Goods Wares and Merchandise Csrgoes gen.
orally, against the SEAs RIVERS, and INLAND TRANsPoRTA
no upon as favorable terms any Office in the C.y
Office No. 25, College street, opposite the Sewanee
House. 10 EDWARDS. President
JoHS s DAsHrsLL. Secretary. mylS-tf
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
CAPITAL 100000.
THE COMP ANY being fully organized under its Char.
ter granted BY the Legislature of Tennessee is
prepared to issue Policies against loss damage by Fire
on Buildings Goods, Wares and Merchandise generally.
AISO-On shipments against loss or damage by Seas.
Rivers o. Inland Transportation, the most favorab
Terms
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates.
~ Office No. 81 Public Square, up stairs over ". 7.
Berry Co.'S Book Store.
DrRBCroRs
Samuel Seay, XII Morrs
l. H. Laner, ID. Dickey.
L. A. Lanier, F.. Demoyille,
@. NJ NichOl, W. Fl. Gordon,
Hu Douglas g. b Mo ris
H. s French, R. N. Williams
7. w .Naxey, 7. o. Harris
A. J. Duncan.
SAMUEL SEAY, President
ISAAC LrrroN, Secretary Bwe my7-u
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
--PANY:---CAPITAL $3.50 900.
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL O'S EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They will Houses and Goods Of every de
scrpton against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against IRE
and the risk of the river the Cargo Of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other csrgoes
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL President.
JosEPH VAULx Secretary.
DIRsCroRs-slex Allison John NJ HILL Fogg G. n
Fogg Jane. Corey Jno II Bass, Joseph Woods, Samus
Seay, Matthew Watson, ] White, Jacob McGavoek.
Ianl ..
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IL. Ii. WHITE$IDES,
GENERAL EER.
JACKSON. TENNESSEE.

TyE WILL sell Horses Mules. Lsnd, and Negroes upD
the most re sprabe terms. lie will also uct as Ayr
RsG 10 the cilizens Jackson, q c. Torbett MAST
~. myE5-iyw
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EDlClN rs, IGiAI II4Ak 4. I1GE.N All
VI tested during the past year. by many OF the
spectacle citizens of Nashville The advertiser peTtted
refer 10 Mr. Samuel Watkins whose cured
Of most nveterate ScrOfua Also the servant OF Mr. j.
Collins of the disease Five Cancer have
been cured twenty Of Bone FeUn. Mr. r. d. Joness
cared of Sore Eyes, ae- having been the
Of of the distinguished Physicians
eight months, almost totally b ind.
AT least hundred pectabe persons in Nashville
and its vicinity be who viii TOuch for the great
benefits Of of treatment without the of the
knI fe mercury.
Cancer, Scrouia, Rheumatism, Fstuls, MercursI Dis
cases. Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Eyes, and ell i'm
purities OF the blood
Twenty years Of constant Practice fifteen in New 0eans
prior coming Nashville. Those interested,
pecfuly invited to call examine and consult res of any
charge
Office No Al Union ST., Cherry.
nOvIO-lY kDWARD 1HONAS
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s3OO-ElGHT YEARS. CREDIT, WITH
our INTEREST.
I HAVE House and Lot Vine street, Just beyond
L Demumbrne renting tor $3.50 per month, which ]
Will sell tor Cash, and 80 70 be paid Ihe first day OF
every m nth for years. K A BALLOWE
SeFt51 CIrn'l Agent No II DpsTarick AZ
"a beautiful W hIte IeeIh, IleaIthy I.un>,
ard sweet iSIeath.-All who desirous Of obtain
ing those benefits, should use
ZERMAN'S CELkBRATED TOOTH WASH.
This delicious article combines many meTitorous quail
tiles, that become stand rd syOrits with thu
citizens OF New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore Dent
lists prescribe in their practice most successfully
from the hlering lsudatons award
ed it lnh4med and bleeding gums are immediately ben
edtted by use; its action upon them is mild soothing
and effective cleanses the teeth thoroughly that the
mace to rival pearl in whenes, and dfuse through
the mouth such delightful freshness that the breath
rendered extremely Il dsinects all those npur.
ties which tend produce decay; and, conseq
when these relieved the teeth must always
sound
Prepared only BY FRANCIS GERMAN. Drurvist and
Chemist Philadelphia. Sold wholesale and ret all BY
w. T. GRAY. Nashville.
And BY all Druggists, at only % tweny6Ve cents per
bottle augS-Sm
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SUNDRIES.

1 r STEWART wRAKLE9
STEWART & WEAKLEY,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealer
in Foreign aud Domestic Liquors,
No. broadway. Nashville, Tennessee.
| SUNDRIES. --.---
| G0OO lbs Manels Cordage; 1000 lbs Tared Cordage
| 1000 lbs Colt Cordags; 500 bags fine Salt;
IS reels lac'g Yarn; 200 -. coarse do;
loo bales Oakum; 25 hhds sugar:
500 lbs ass Twine; 100 bags Rio Coffee
% bbls ROsin; 10 bbls Lard OIL;
25 bbs Pitch; 100 bbs Ieb'd Molassss;
so pigs Lead; 25 dog Corn Brooms;
kegs bar do; bags Pepper;
$50 " sssd Nails so boxes No Soap;
SO wrot Spikes; 10 A" Scotch snuff
10000 Napoleon and Jenny Lind Cgsrs;
25 boxes Manufactured Tobacco;
10 /" Smoking Tobacco;
so I" ground Mustard and Pepper;
doz Zinc ash Boards;
900 assorted Dimsjons;
chests best Imperial and Black Teas
rs bbls crushed and powdered Sugar.
100 bbls Whisky, various brands;
% bags old government Rio Coffee;
SO =" ass'd Yarns from P. Woods Factory;
l0kegs Golden Syrup:
20 boxes Summer Candles;
so Star do;
so doz Mason's Blackng;
so boxes half pint pint and pint Fssks;
900 bags Maney's Table Salt;
indigo Msdder, Soda, Wrapping Paper, Copperas, Yer
aciila, Maccaruns Market Bankes Mops, Calsup, Pow
der, Shot, DC. For sale by
augi STEWART WEAKLEY.
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GAYNOR, MACDONALD n co.
IT4 and I76 Pearl Street, New York.
NFFER the TRADE liberal TERMS Of their
~ Importation and Manufacture STRAW GOODS
SILK and SATIN BONNkTS, Ribbons. FRENCH ave
AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BONNET LIN
lNGS. ABS &C. DC. and general as .Ortmsnt o NIL
I'm urtruutv reF in
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NOTICE TO sTOCNHOLDERs.

the meeting OF the Directors the Edgeld 5nd
n Kentucky Railroad Company, the following resolutions
we're adopted:
possible the hna location af the Of this road Om
Edgeheld through Goodlesyie Springfield, KoLerl
son county"
g. That call of eight per cent be made upon the
stock payable IN monthly ins;aments per cent
On the I'd day of Septen the I'd day OF October
I'd day Of November and the I'd day If December next
Payments to be MADE he office OF the Gas ght Com
pany WASHINGTON BARnOW
Secretary aud IreasuraI
Aug. l6 '54-eoSw. OF the +. and X r R Co
TOR RES IA comfortable house un ~pIuce sret,
good kitchen stable &c Also small frame hoe on Srro
nsr tre eet beyond Broad st. Apply 10
sugl2 WM = Bn~ n
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FINE WINES, BRANDIES, 80.
lO1S CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
81 Sherry;
81 Port;
1o1l pipes pure COgnac Brandy, old and fine;
201s casks
2 pipes Holland Gin;
2 puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted CordIas;
For sale BY [declll E. s. CHEATHiM co.
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GROCERIES, &c-FRESH ARRIVALS,
2O0 SACKS PRIMERGO COFFEE-new crop;
% sacks Laguyra Coffee 10 bbls Mackere fish of So,
20 do god Java do; 20 kits do;
so hhds new Sugar; 20 boxes Cod Fish,
so bbs Mossses; go " smoked Herrings
301S do do; 200 " Sardines;
25 do Golden Syrup; 81 " Il gal qt. jar Pickles
90 do Crushed Sugar 20 I" Lemon Syrup;
20 do Powdered do 10 . PepI er Sauce;
80 do Loaf do; =" Sa BItters;
10 tierces fresh Rice; 90 dOz pxinted Buckets
so boxes aud half boxes MILO nests % Tubs;
r. Raisins; casks London Porter
100 drums Smyrna Figs; 10 bags Aspce;
10 bags 5 Almonds; 20 Pepper
9 casks Pecan Nuts; 10 4" Race Ginger.
bbis Brazil do;
With other articles in the grocery line just
received and for sale low for CASH BY
decll Z =. CIEATHAM &C0.
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NEW STATE MAP-IN PRESS AND WILL
~ shortly be puolished-aN NEW NAP Of THE STATE
OF TENNESSEE Of cabinet size, by feet there
abouts The Map is compiled from nuies and ctasl
veyS made and collected during the last four BY
c. MARcELL, ri Nash lille. No expense trouble has
been spared getting up this great work. aud the public
may rely having Oftne perfect and beautiful
State Mas before published.
Any information that gentl men at distance may wish
to have engraved the Map, will b. ted bv ad
dressing either H. C.. MARCEL myself my office in
Nashville at any time before December next
E. A VINCENT, Publisher.
Sept4-eodlm. CoOper's Building, Nashville
~ Knoxville Re7stsr please copy for month three
times per week, also Memphis BIgls ind enquirer, and
send bill above
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SEvAsToPEL.-Th author of "the Russian
Shores of the Black Sea writes as follows
of this point, now eliciting so much inter
est. As his visit was as late as 1852 he is
doubtless pretty near correct:
Nothing can be more formidable than the
appearance of Sevastopol from the seaward
Upon future occasion we visited it in a
steamer, and found that at one point we
were commanded by twelve hundred pieces
of artillery; fortunately for hostile fleet,
we afterwards heard that these could not be
discharged without bringing down the rotten
batteries upon which they are placed, and
which are so badly constructed that they
look as if they had been done by contra It
Four of the forts consist of three tiers of
batteries. We were, of conrse, unable to do
more than take very general survey of these
celebrated fortificatio and therefore can
not vouch for the truth of the assertion, that
the rooms in which the guns are worked are
50 narrow and ill-ventilated, that the artil-
ierymen would be inevitably stihed ia the
attempt to discharge their guns and their
duty but of one fact there was no doubt,
that however we'll fortified may be the ap-
proaches to Sevastopol by sea, there is moth
ing whatever to prevent any number of
troops landing few miles south of the town
in one of the six convenient bays with which
the coast, as far as cape Kherson, is indent-
ed, and marching down the main street,
(provided they were strong enough to defeat
any military force that might be opposed to
them in the open field. sack the town, and
burn the fleet.
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The Armies of Russia.


Referring to the reports of the Russian
armies twelve or fifteen hundred thousand
strong (says we'll informed foreign officer),
they are like the fabulous twelve hundred
thousand soldiers of the first French Repub-
lie. which, with its fourteen armies never
brought third OF that number into the
field. It's easier to bring imposing cyphers
than solid battalons into a line. Glancing
al the distracted financial condition of Rus
sia, at the aversion to the war attributed TO
the majority of the nobility and commercial
classes. whose pecuniary burthens augment
as their resources diminish and at the diff
Guilty Of recruiting, argued by the violent
means resorted to,-the writer proceeds to a
consideration of the strength of the army
After the dismissal, in 1851, of the $4,000
men raised by extraordinary levies after
1913, the remaining sum was 100000. A
lew month ago, the Gar decTeed a levy of
nine men to the thousand inhabitants on
the population of all his dominOns. At
the exaggerated estimate of siXty-five mil
lions, this population would accordingly
furnish 585, ,000'roops. But Siberia, Taria-
rv, the regions about the North Sea, and the
Caspian. would send at best only few bar
barous hordes. without discipline or capaci-
w or tlSClpIlilP TClIdll OtntIdI Russia, TO-
land and the Ukraine-that is, population
of less than thirty millions, giving 270, 900
raw recruits. Make allowance for desertion
disease and death between the date of their
conscription and their entrance into the ac-
tive army and now admit that Nicholas
has raised his army to GOO 900 men, But he
has at the same time multiplied his points
al observation and defence. and added to
the importance and difficulty of both class
e., OF operation. Finland, Poland, Circas-
la, the Asiatic line from kars to the from
tiers Of Persia. Odessa, Sevastopol insur-
recton 20 be kept down here Schamyl to
be- held in check there; English and French
to be met, on the shores of the sea. All
these points and lines cannot be we'll cover
ed with less than 100000 soldiers OF ,ha
immense army of 600,0 900 bayonets and
lancrs, but $780, 900 remain to keep open the
the ways of communication. to guard Mol
davia and the line of the Danube, and to
furnish an invading force. Suppose the in
yading force beyond the Danube numbers
then, 100000. To oppose that force there
are two entrenched camps, five strong places
held by large garrisons, and several corps d
Hrmec, which. united under Omer Pacha,
will muster $4,000 strong in line. Add to
these the Anglo-French troops, which will
be always there to fall upon the Russian
flank
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POetical Love Letter.

The following open letter was picked up
on the sidewalk in this place The writer
seems to have been in such brown study
that suspicion will be excited that he has
had ." a high fall" 1t is a pity to get the
imelancholics in such hot weather, when we
are threatened with dog-days. ''Cheer up,
my lively lad''-'' faint heart never won fair
lady," and writin' poics don't pay half as
we'll as raisin' potatoes. If you have good
cabin, on nice little piece of land (paid
for), and things looking snug and comforta-
BILE about you, you can boldly offer yourself
and home to any first rate girl you see, and
if not accepted the first time, console your
self that she lacks good judgment and is not
worthy of you. Try again--for a sixpence
we'll warrant you far better wife than you
can ever get by going about with such bun
die of lovesick nonsense in your pocket as
the following. Be a man and try it.
To Miss M. D..
whenever / muse on how estranged we are
and we both have Changed since early years
my heart is filled with deep regret my eyes
oerfow my Cheeks is wet with tears twas
not want of faith in me it was not faithless-
ness in thee know not why the shadow
on our spirits fell OF why so soon our loves
deep spell should die no bitter words between
US passed not one reproach on thee | cast
but something came between us in mourn
ful hour and thou and were nevermore the
same thou on whose arm of strength leant
whose sister heart with mine seemed blent
how could it be the true and tried Of many
day(s) could pass with cold averted gaze BY
me dost thou not know | lowest thee still
and must through every good and i'll till life
shall end though never may our hearts en-
twine or scarce my hand be linked with thine
my friend nor can feel thou lowest me less
that sense of utter hopelessness would break
my heart and tbs a chilling thought that We
must dwell through all futurity apart but
we'll l know itwere in vain to hope that we
shall be again as we have been for fates wide
river madly rolls its waters dark our longing
souls between and nevermore o nevermore
till on deaths mournful shadowy shore lifes
sun shall set and purer love awake to birth
than even that with which (on) earth we met
Shall either of us hear again the echoes of
that heaven born strain that once we heard
soft as the notes on summer ewes when by
the wind the forest leaves are stirred fare
we'll farewell in memory thou wilt be ever
near to me though hope has flown and each
must walk the way of life contending with
its woe and strife alone B G B.
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A BIG RATTLEsNAKE.-On the 18th of MAY
Geo. w. Bowman, on his farm in Bullitt
county, KY, four miles south of Shepards-
vile, killed rattlesnake six feet four inches
long, and about Is inches around the body,
with 2l rattles. We believe that this is the
largest and the Oldest rattlesnake ever seen
in the western country.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-24

SINGULAR SrocK.-Robert Scott, ESQ, of
Woodford county, in Kentucky, who owns
one of the splendid farms of that region, has
large pond of water upon his domain, by
which he has half domesticated, flock of
wild geese. He first procured eleven and
cropped their wings, which remained for
season. They migrated northward in the
spring, and returned in the fall with their
tuil fiedged young. The flock now numbers
280, and it increases annually.
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ANNExATIoN.-In accordance with provi-
sions of law, the village of Yondota, and a
territory of perhaps two miles square in ex-
tent, on the opposite side of the river. was
last week added to the city of Toledo. Blade.
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Nine clergymen have recently abandoned
the pulpit at and near Cleveland-one to be-
come clerk, another to keep railroad de-
pot, another to sell dry-goods at Chagrin
Falls, and fourth to sell bonnets. The
Chagrin Falls merchant is said to be no wise
chagrined at this fall.
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P. CONDIT.

The London Observer, alluding to the
Irish Exodus, says that if the present annual
emigration continues until 1891, there will
not be single Irishman remaining on his
native soil.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-24

At Constantinople and the adjacent ports,
an American ham is worth S5, six cent
bottle of ale 80 cents, two pound cheese
$2, &c. A steamer adapted to carrying
freight might easily make fortune in the
Bosphorus.