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NAPOLEON In EXILE. By oEaeaa.
NAPOLEON, HIS COURT AID FAMILY. b The Daca
D'Abrantes- LE
THE LAND OF THE sARAcBs. b. Bsysrd Taylor,
woLFERTs Roosr. By Washington Irving
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles.
THE LIFE AND EPIsTLBs or ST. PAUL. BT shs Kss
W. J. Canybsrs and Rev. J. 5. HoFsss.
RESTORATION OF THB MONARCHY IN FRAHCk.
By Lamartins. vol.
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LIVES OF TIKI QUEENS OF ENGLAND. b. sIss
Strickland. with Portrait OF ever queen.
The WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By Dr. Msnssh
Tbs MEDALS OF CREATIoJ. ~ Dr. Man
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DA VIE, Translated into English Verse With Ks4msa
TiSso's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. By wtFsa.
PLINY's NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
TIE NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. By Lieut. cOIoss
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRENCE's LECTURES ON The NATURAL aIs-
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THE GEOGRAPHY OF sTRABO. Literally Transmitted
With Notes.
LILLY's ANTHOLOGY. IvoI.
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated By Jas Cirsiys ND
DuyCAS's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. 2 yOls., Iaao. u
uss,aie9.
PoPE's HoAER's lIAD. Illustrated
PoPE's HoMER's ODYSSEY. Illustrated.
GUI2oT's HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION YOIs.
THE RELIeioE OF PRoTRsrANTs sAFR WAY 10
SALVATION. BY William CAiliagwsrth.
CHRIST THE END OF TIE LAW: Being The Preface
tn the Gensyan Bible 1850. By John Calvin. Black
Letter.
TAcITus. The Oxford Translation.
THE BOOK OF SPORTS. Bv Pierc. Egsn.
CYCLOPBDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIoGRAPHY-Eubr.-
eing Memoirs Of the Most Celebrated Persons Tnss
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cYcLoPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY, with Iss Application 80
Ainrraloey, Physiology and the Arts. vol, lSno.
THs LAND SB LIyR IN sieiOr.Al and Itss.g
Sketch Book Of the British Empifs, 1 vol.
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With a Atlas.
TIE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS. BY Cattsr.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Weekly Journal. Conducted
oy Charles Dickens. 10 vols.
TIE PROSE WRITERS OF GERMANY. By Hedge.
EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES. b. HaIlsR.
LITERATURE OF EUROPE By haliali.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY or ENGLAND. Bsiispa
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. BY William Jay.
NJ Together with many other Valuable
New Publications, Just received by
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ss- The New York Herald, abiding to the
manifesto of the Cuban Junta, says:

at appears that the amount of money contribu.
ted by the Creoles to set the revolution in motion
was s37o000, not half million OF dollars as was
stated at the time Of this amount, the treasurer,
Senior Gocouria, expended one hundred thousand
collars, besides $4,000 of his own funds, in the
cause. The balance of the e370 600 or S27O 600
was handed over to the control of General Quit.
man ana the south branch of the Jnnta by the d.
recton OF the contributors to the fund. OF this
atnonnt II IS said that Quitrran spent $3.50 Oo0 in
conditional contracts with Capt Graham for ..eam
SHIPS and the naval portion of the expedition: the
money was paid IN advance, and, of course. when
the scheme fell through it was set down as 40 much
thrown away. Moreover, some $4,000 were
paid to officers of the United States army. in or.
der to induce them to join the expedition.
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To the Citizens Of the Southern and Western
C0uufry.

Learning from my agents and correspondents in various
parts of the country that SchiedAm Aromatic Schnapps
is extensively countereited especially in the Southern and
Western States, and finding that the pirates darngly
advertise their pernieous receptions under the
which belongs to my article think it necessary to eau
ton the community against these vendors of poison
disguise
introduced the Schisdsm Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose of supplying the medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spiit which might be
prescribed with confidence in ell where stimuauI
required without producing the fearful
which invariably result from using adulterated liquor In
order to render assurance double hsd the article
analysed BY chemists Of worldwide celebrity and sub
med it for experiment test to thousands OF distinguished
medical practitioners The responses from TIL sources
OF the most uuequyocal and satisfactory character
s now before the public surrounded with these guaran
tees and bearing these rnpeachabe endorsements and
call upon the communi to protect themselves and
their own health and my reputation-by frowRng down
and repudatng the pratica spectators who peddng
their foul commodities under OF my trade mar L. No
article had been imported from Holland into this
ket under the name of Schnayps previous the ap-
pearance of Woes Schiedsm Aromatic cchnapps in this
city.
fhe first Importation being made into this city in the
year eighteen hundred and foyeght which be seen
BY the Custom House books, deposited my label
trade mark in the u s. District Court.of the Southern
District Of New York. in the year eighteen hundred and
y-0ne and have the certificate in my possession OF that
date The great demand which has thus been created for
in mnton and the duty owe to my customers and friends
and the public compe from time to time to put them
on their guard against imposition have established
depot at p South Front Street. Philadelphia where the
Western merchants cen draw their supply al New York
prices UDoLPhE WOLFE,
90 Beaver street, New YorE.
Messrs. SEYMOUR, TANNING d co, Wholesale
Agents Nashville, Tenn. je27- I'm
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DR.. Sprague's New Work
SECOND EDITION.
VISITS no EUROPEAN CELEBRTTIEs,

By Rsy, William B. Sprague, D. D. vol, IL mo-, 81
sThis volume consists Of series of graph, and life
like Pers onal Sketches Of many Of the most distinguished
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Edward Irving, Rowland Hill Wilberforce Jay. Robert
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Sisrlende Thoiack Gesenius, Neander Humboldt Encke
Rogers Campbell, Joanna Raillie, Pye Smith, Amelis
Opie Dr. Pussy Mrs Sherwood, Maria EdgeBorth, John
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Lord Jeffrey Prof ison Southey, and others are here
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Also Laapy other new works OF interest Tor sale py
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Grpsoy CnnNrY Inne 0f


Messrs EDIToRs-The democracy is all right in
old Gibson. We have no Andersons and Donel-
sons here. The civil district in which live votes
about one hundred strong, and there is not dem
ocrat in the district, man that ever professed
to be one, who wilvote for Gentry; while there
in these small bounds, six wings who are strong
Johnson men.
1 speak what I know to be true; American,
know-nothing wig -wamism is on the decline.
You ought to see them emerging from the dark
night of sbolitionism, to the marvellous light and
liberty of old fashioned Republcanism, as taught US
by Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Jackson, Polk
and Johnson. All is right side up; and soon will
meet with the same fate as in old Virginia, and
again travel back to Massachusetts, for comfort and
sympathy.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

The democrats of Davidson county, VIII oele-
bra:e the approaching anniversary of National In
dependence, by barbecue in the vicinity of Nash
vile, and public speaking. Distinguished speak
ers have been invited to address the people. The
democracy of the State, and those Of other parties
who sre opposed TO know nothingism are invited
to participate with thep in this celebration.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE MUST EFFICACiOUS'
QUsBsc, Feb. 7th, 1854.

THE MOST EFFICACIOUS.
QusBsc, Feb. It'll, 1884.
Eessrs. B. Il Fa1nestock d Co.
We had the pleasure Of receiving this morning, the
within certificate Of your Vermifuge, which VIII be very
gratifying to You. as it was sent Voluntarily
We are, gentlemen, yours very truly,
]. MUSSON Il co.
GKSTLxMEs-My little daughter four years old. and my
son. older for considerable time suffering from
worms purchased two bottles Of your Vermifuge OF
which gave them three doses, according to directions
and strange to say in less than three hours they passed
traordnary length Of from twelve to fifteen inches
Having experienced the beneficial effects Of your Verm-
ifugs feel it my duty to recommend it 10 the public
Of the most efcacious remedies against worms ever
yet offered to the public
Gentlemen, believe me to be your much Obliged and
humble seFv'., NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail BY all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States.
jel4-lmw.
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H-A friend, writing from 0verton county, ssys:
"You may be assured of this as fixed fact, that
the good old county Of Overton, will come right
side up on the I'd of August next, and no mistake.
If Sam fares any worse in any other county in
Tennessee than he will in Overton, 1 shall be glad
to hear from it."
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Las C4SAS
Memoirs of Napoleon.

w. L. BERRY * CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF TRB LIFE, EXILE, AND coNvERsA-
TONS OF THB EMPEROR NAPoLRos. syt ss CseEs
De Las Casa. With POrsrxts and other illustrations.
new edition In Z vols.
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p..:-oJ cd
flO GHEalCALS PANTS &C. &C; H MSITS anu
70 De soa a. me Nm wsS, Pgcs kL. nas,, Tinon
streat, Nashville. janea4
orpc,c. nrSu,, CuouVvINc M,pu,rxrr and
y Pocket bastrun.snis assorted. Just received BY
june24 T. WELLS-
- H.. MI Ar s.s
i ToiLtts Waters. assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES' assorted
9n TnS1c nne S SioS Powder puffs and
nam 1880 ]1N" D1''' "'OS'
" C9Ip lin ina 81 r1rns po,..,ms OILS pLiocomes
Kayop, dc.
TOILETTE and SHAY ing soaps, 100 dez; ,, yyppppv
., ODOSI II s,, ToofH PASTE ana olHA" DH""'
TUT a W A3 81 FL, -, p.o.;vsd and
offered cheap BY I. WELLS
o.oDx,vcpo,, ~ o,,,,,xs uovpr,, d
WI ~t paiaas ,ia,, NsTR sTE SifytR Select
" n.y. Iosss IGDlSh; = - Rbhh Scamony
Nsyapple, Golden Seal An Sfsred los by
junez4 -l..-s-sE T. WELLS.
cARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS.-4s Dozen
= BULLS, Gaasgtfs ToYSsExp's, Ga,PSQtecs, SHAKER
ifssh huid EXTRACTS Oh afSapafns- s-
DRANDIES, WINES, &C.-E BBLs and hIlf
JPfss eS'dS Vara ~ nggySy , asc,,s " I MS
PUgNs D'a""''S' HuoNH W. 0ne1i u 1'O-
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPs.-A
- popular remedy for diseases of the kidneys.
i Received BY 7. WELLS
"a ,,,.I
tLECi RiC nhehines, hsdiere SeeSss, 1 1
os 11h,a 1a' Sats oag'
S'Ss 4fH''rfT~
TT ydraulic Gene III and Plaster Of Paris OF So
III psrior quality. -
n~sups st. o. 49,, E.,,, .,6
" Es - hll,e o9as1 De..i' - y ~ IS;
" 6taes |dpdn, iron, Learner ihs'fuDsht anu '''e
fsfniSneS'
GOLD LEAF, Gold Fol- Silysr Leaf Red, Isis0's
" a4d ULite BIenssS.
-puSuFSrs 5ozs, Hair Taott Nail Hat Cloth
* D., n,,; sSsnno, Sc5,hbfno Poana Stencil
No. Con Comb Shoe Stonnng and yarnish Brushes.
A'O's'' O'--'' -
II juuesi T. Wills
A RTlST'S COLOhS.-sE dozen IeS' aSs'''e"
IA Coiofs III lnn'Aioie 'u'eS' "ei "'su
oPICES: 1900 LBS Pepper; SIS lbs Pimeuio;
- Cloves. Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger; Ground Spices;
rerme ni sParAiinR "e''e"N''
'er'eu '''se.
DIES, Marbles dun fl'hus' rereuSSioh ups o""
Il "aouins' a
COyrGU Capdv-s5 d,zeu Howe's Cough Candy
1 ! and New England Cough Syrup.
MUsTARDs1kranLtpyt, Ie,sgies. Lr gEg and
NJ Cincinnati. hecei'ea and lot SAFE oy l. Wills
lime PEN AND POCKET KNlfES.-Assd.
II PORT MoNAJES, every share.
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted
opr.DS AVN ron .CC0S % 900 G,,odorss
49, Rrrr;os Jeonaioyo linn lind Ssggrs:
~ Idlose0c; 49, ~; -, "' ~ n M D;cbsr
smoking Tobsscos. For sale low by T. WELLS
@IACEINc,- An GROSS trash paste Rackipg
b sf4RcH IS boxes; sr.R cASPEss. s boxes. -.
iITSgrU aIy S SprG m pFSTiNE "
pTRE N * - and ZOO N ksgs
ZINK WHITE PAINT, Fns french IA % and 80 d laqs
Received and for sale at small advance by
@G9s ~, ~ :, V,,.,;a-. : ~
pHvSr "a - 49, o.s;on 10 tbant tbs r,snv mo
have 40 Ehs,aIIv sItsndsd 10 me their patronage
. nj Z -: ~ -; .i.st - ;rSahfa5 a. ~ fro oF
An uarsrs S'A'ni' as - =, r. III - -
N. n ae ieiueS'e :" ' - ~ n unpT0y
sF,Se .u imIyo ,szr ~
-S,-.:,s:.z -. g, S1I- a., 4 ,,,,-T TF;,,,.,
Dus ~ ~ '"
. OK 10 beauniu baining LOIS IN Ewing adaIion i9r
. sse credit OF l, 2, g. and years with interest
persons "no w' erect gvoG sv Heui ueSS
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CoNsIGNgEs PER STEAMER LOUISVILLE.

yTOU will please take notice yolr freghts per steamer
LOUISVILLE, have been stored At Eddyvilie, by,
with Messrs Cobb, Wood 4 Co. on the aad june last
agreeable to contract for storing Consgneea can proeus
their freight by sending ordera above and paving freight
10 that point i4o6 II HARRISON. Agent
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nUILDING LOTS ron SALE.

DESIRABLE lot for the erection Of sStorehouse,
the corner of Broad and Summer streets fir nting 40
feet ON the south side of Broad and 40 on Summr.
ALS0-S 10 beautiful lots in Ewiugs addition for
sale long time to persons who will erect good DWELL
ings on the lots.
ALSO-A desirable residence lot Spruce street, be-
tween Church and Broad.
8ISO-A beautiful 10TH West Nashville, on tia corner
of Brosd and Ac'Nsiry Streets.
juae27-2w AK CherTy-st,
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Lot for Sale.

OwING 10 my late misfortune by fire, and wishing Il
establish my Roofing Factory outside the corporate on
will sell at public sale al the Court House. on Saturday
next June 30h if previously disposed OF ny LOT
South Nashville, situated the corner If College and
Mulberry streets, fronting fit, two feet in College and
running bach halfway to Cherry street This is the lot
which my Roofing Factory stood. credit 9fS II and
Is months will be gwen notes well endorsed, payable in
bank will be required, and q lien retained.
june2T-td J T. NATHUKST.
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FOR SALE,

1.-TWO desirable Building Lots, fronting SO aud 80 tset
depot and running back about ls feet to alley. One
of the lots has on il small fir tenement Both lots
extremely valuable J.L &R W. BROWN,
inne26-2w Az Cherry Street
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ann REWARD.


DANAWAY from the sub '1ber near Fay cite a.
a. Vile Mulatto Boy nam d GEORGE about ~
twenty eight years of age Sal boy speaks olersbe
quick very pleasing unit ssance, very stout wegd-
ing about one hundred and eve ty-ye pounds The boy
is trying TO make his way t. 4 State. The above
ward will be paid to any pIsop securing the boy in any
Jail or to NE at Fayetteville, Iehn. JOHN MARCH,
iune26 wifi
RAG CERTIFICATES.
ON the Isl day of July the Prem ums on Rag Cert6-
Gates are to be awarded All persons contendipg for
the Premiums will please have their Certificates handed
in on that day. Messrs. hugh Douglass R. H. Gardner
and 8. H. LoOs will be the Judges and award the Pre-
miums, which will be paid on the day,
jel3-till july w s. WHITMAN.
T ADIES' SLIPPERS AND BUSKINS-We
l. are in receipt of the following
Ladies' Cur Kid Slippers;
g Z" " Buskins and Exceisicrs
g g Pump Boots;
I" Italian ClotS font laced Caters;
Super Satin Caters;
Glove Kid do
Misses Black Lasting K Caters;
Z" French Morocco and Kid Boots;
Childrens Black Lasting and Colored CATERS
Black Brown and Fancy Voiored Boot
% hid Ankle Ties
Opened this dag By RAMAGE 4 CHURCH,
june2S AZ College Street.
STRAW CUTTERS d CORN SHELLERS.
GOOD assortment of various sizes just received.
"A FALL CUNNINGHAM,
jupelo-lmd&w No AZ Public Square
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TUE resent destruction of the Building, Machinery,
i Furniture and Aa,srial Of the South Nashville Furn-
ture Manufacturing Company naes il necessary to close
up the business OF said Company 1t is therefore earnestly
desired and requested that all persons indebted to the said
Company will come forward and settle the same. and all
persons having claims against said Company will please
present them Tor settlement
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
WE are now offering for sale that desirable residence
from the city, the Whites Greek pike. The dwelling
is large bick house with 10 rooms. out buildings
&C., and about 125 or $50 acres of land. Apply to
J. L. l. r. ". BROWN,
;une27-Im Az Cherry Street.
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r Il. GRgOMES, Prest.
VIM T., NOE Ssc!y

June %. 1s55-1m. WIN. L. NANCE, sscly
say We have some FURNITURE on hand, whieh
will sell at our usual price, and wish to do so ss soon
,,racticalJa ie27-fm
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amply on board or to je27--lt A. HAMILTON, Agent
STRAYED.
IRON my place Ma. hvile about the first Of May
L last, dark bay MARE, about fifteen hands high,
with heavy black and tale sbout7 years old She
bad with her light bag horse mule Colt sboutlo month
old, eye had been booked ogt by soma means Any
one knowing of them and bringing them to Richards
Stable or addressing few lines to the undersigned gi
be literally rewarded je27 WIN. HEFFERMAN,
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FOR sMIrHLAND AND PADUcAH.

gs,HE light draught steamer Aida,
I. II. HARMON Master, will leaye 60 sfftEf
above and all intermediate points, THIS
DAY the 27th inst at o'clock For freight passage,
amply on board or to je27--lt A. HAMILTON, Agent
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FRESH SUPPLIES!

AtA PACKAGES Fresh ard Genuine MEDICINES,
fIU CHEMICALS, PAINTS &C., dc Received and
10 be sold at the lowest prices by I. WELLS,
At the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market, opposite Union
s,rest, Nashville JdneS+
Q URGICAI. DENTAL, SURVEYING, MIDWIFERY and
- PoekEt iastruaasnis, assorted. just received Dy
unea4 I. WELLS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01

REMOVING HAssocKs OR BoGs.-These pests
to the farmers meadows may be got rid Of 10
cheap and simple manner and now is the
best time OF the year to remove them.
Take sufficiently heavy log, one and
half to two feet in diameter, rs required by
the weight necessary to keep it down close to
the ground, and of as great length as may
be convenient to work it, say five to ten feet
or more. Hew off one side of this enough to
make it lie level, then take old saw plates,
grind them to sharp edge on one side, and
spike them to the fiat side of the log. Now
attach chain to each end, and to the centre
of this, or little one side of the centre, so
as to make it move angling; hook on one or
two pairs of oxen and then move ahead. The
saw plates will pare off hassocks, boys, and
ant-hills, and other protuberances 10 the incest
and most efficient manner.
There are pairing plows also made for this
purpose in the form OF triangle, which are
very effective, and may be easily worked with
one pair of horses and as they are only about
three feet wide, they can be used where stones
and rocks are not too thick, and where the log
would be too long to work advantageously.
Such pillow may be purchased for fifteen dol.
lars.
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This niedicn+ has never been introdueed lv .., A.
and miss representations, nor Is intended hat ts present
popnarIy sha'l oe sustained ny any medium bu. by lie
REFRRENcEs
DR.. MAncEIsI-Dear Sir:-Hnvng now used the c,,,h
oicon as remedy for tour years in nv nrac,c. ~,
wnay on II for the cure OF almost all female Diseases
With many regards for yourself, remain Yours &c.
II. F BENNETT, nj. b.
CananduguaNv Y September, 5th, 1855 ' ~
- would be glad TO have further SUNNY a. IN.
medicine ino oeeomns ,ey popula and think win con.
etiy taken; THOMAS NEwNAS, NJ. d., M. Vernon nv
The way, IN my opinion, is prevail on medical u.r
10 adopt II w Their practiee aad have no fears nj th
suit, from what knowledge have obtained nrrsonaiy ~
IT'S ouiauVe POWERS l wish he medicine ken, here
IT, HAWKINS, e d., Waynespsrrh. PA.
,;.,s - doing good service here All The pa
bu' oue-and that one nothing will help
WI l.. hAnLErr, New Philadelphia, Ohio.
nave no esation in Paying Dr. Marchis,. Irts,,r.
Caihoic"l Is Invaluable IN uterine diseases yenrrav
have used 1t IN Fuor Albus Amenotrhea rn.us ir,.
anu !" Ease u extensive liberation OF the vagina and o.
"'eH' IL Is worthy Of The notice Of the faculty.
JOIN u oRRiCK, NJ: D., Ba ore Md
The claims Of this medicine to the eon6ds,.. If m.
puoc are strengthened by the fact Of its kavpy
the approoaoh and libeTu patronage Of nuny
members Ut the Medical Faculty in The Up,rd STATE.
s.u nss Voluntarily given letters of eounlen ia ton
curative agent, '"' ~ u
Pamphlets conaiAng much useful information ,o,ch;r.
me nature and symptoms Of the aboyc diseases tgs,h
WIN testimonials from ladies' Of the highest pectabit,
celhed ny the most satisac tnry authority 10 ali hh
the aientie o. ladies and practitioners i y..necn',"
| invited, can ne had GRATIS at the store of
u. ". lyiei, Nonpeer; Then. Peck Burliny,or. I r,
Bingham, 81 Jonsbury j. NJ He Try. Waterbury G. w
the State, = B,MARCiiisI ( Co, gis *.
/ Central Dept, 3o4 Broadway N. w.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-01

A STUBBORN JURY.-The Portland Trans
cript, tells story of Col. NJ living in
Washington county, Me-, who had a great
aptitude for serving as juror. When thus
serving he had a very great anxiety that his
opinion should be largely consulted in making
up verdict. Some years ago, while upon
case, after many hours trial to agree, but
failing, he marshalled the delinquent jury
from the room to their seats in the court
where the impatient crowd awaited the result
OF the trial.
Have you agreed upon verdict p inquired
the clerk.
Colonel NJ. arose, turned o whitening
glance upon his brother jurors, and exclaim-
ed -
May it please the court, we have not.
have done the best | could do. but here are
eleven Of the most contrary devils ever had
any dealings with