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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-03


RIVER NEws.-Tbe river was rising slowly
on Saturday with about three and half feet
on the shoals s
The SzylOck came down from Hartsville
with small lot os tobacco.
The SaEtie Vest, from st. Louis, came mp on
Saturday. We are indebted to J. Morgan
Smith, clerk, for files of ST. Louis papers The
SaJEie West brought 900 bags of salt from ST.
Louis 20 GAINESVILLE, where she stored her
freight, donbting her ability to get over the
shoals. She left yesterday morning for St.
Louis.
The Forest Rose, from st. Louis, was at the
shoals on Saturday, lighting her freight over,
which consisted of 1900 bbls. salt.
The Umpire left on Saturday for Padueah.
The HartsOi5Ee is undergoing repairs, and
receiving a new coatof paint, which improves
her appearance amazingly.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that Capt.
w Davidson, formerly of the W s. aid, is
building the huh of a stern-wheel boat at
Wheeling, intended as packet between Gin
cinnati and Nashville, the cabin and ma
chinery to be furnished in Cincinnati, and tie
boat to be ready in November.
The beautiful SaGJie West-newly painted,
and now looks like a swan-left her moorings
yesterday morning in flying colors.
MAMMOTH CoRN.-Our friend Dr. j. E. MAN
LOVE has laid upon our table FIVE ears Of corn
the largest JfUe ears we believe we have ever
seen together. They were grown upon his
farm on Whites creek. The grain is yellow,
large and plump, and one of the ears, which
we have counted, numbers about 800 grains.
Dr. NJ. informs Us that there are hundreds Of
ears on his farm quite as large and fine, and
that the corn-crop in the Whites creek valley
generally, viii be unusually productive the
present season-equal, he supposes, to the
whole product of the three last seasons. The
Doctor, who is a very successful farmer, at
tributes the extraordinary yield on his own
fields, in considerable degree, to deep plough
ing. He drst ploughed deeply, and then
cross-ploughed, nearly the whole of his corn
ground.
FINE APPLRs-A friend has handed us some
fine specimens of Winter Apples from the Or
chard of Rev. Tolbert Tanning, Franklin COL
lege. In point of size they exceed anything
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Flaxseed /! Flaxseed!!

TIVE COLLIER COMPANY Of ST.. LOUIS. Missouri. viii,
pay one dollar and fifty cents per bushe for FLAX
SEED FOR NEXT TEN DAYS, and win purchase during
&C. &c. --t
w Large holders win find it to their advantage to cor
respond with us on the subject. HENRY T. BLOW,
aug21 President.
Nashville Wing copy TO amount of So and charge this
hce.-Ss. Louis Republican,. ang27-2w
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Health Of New Orleans.

NEW 0RLEASs, August 2s.-There are only
fourteen deaths daily in the Hospital from Yellow
Fever. ~
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re- We learn that difficulty occurred in this
county this morning between Thomas Brooks and
James Cotton, in which the latter was killed. We
understand they were both on a spree. We are
not in possession Of any reliable particulars.-Rus
seleilie Herald %.
ES- We understand that the aux has been pre-
vang for some weeks past in the Southern section
of our county, though not very fatally Idem
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Bg The weather on Saturday was warm
and cloudy, with strong indications Of rain.
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HeaIing Virtues.

fact authenticated here well all over the State,
and, indeed the whole Western States, that sloans Med
cnes have obtained wide spread celebrity and reputation
to which they justly entitled for their "heang vtues
and powers. We not among those who prone to
patent hunbug along in this instance,
have delayed endorsement until have been able
make assurance douby sure only by testing them per-
sonaly ourselves, but from the testimony Of
portion Of the community living around us-nos G2OJe
Charleston.
See sOan's advertisement in another column.
aug30-1E
PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIyE.-The testimony
Of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this cele
brated arce,is that viii restore the gray and bald
eradicate diseases of the Scalp preserve the hair fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old
II now put up both with and without sediment See
vertisement. aug1
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FINE APPLEs-A friend has handed us some
fine specimens of Winter Apples from the Or
chard of Rev. Tolbert tanning, Franklin Col.
lege. In point of size they exceed anything
we have seen this season.
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NEW UNITED STATES NAIL
STAGE LINE


A NEW TRI WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR HzSNr
n HORSE POST c0ACHfs Is nov in 49, II
operation for the accommodation Of the travelling pubic
from HUNTSVILLE and WHITESBURG, Ala, via Blunt
Springs, Huntsville Elyton 10 AonteVnllo.
This line Il stocked With hne Concord Troy and Albany
built Coaches good teams careful and experienced drivers
Persons rom North Alabama and Middle Tennessee, viii
ind this the cheapest, best and expeditions
Central AID South Alabama.
SCHEDULE GOING SOUTH.
Leave HuntsyIne Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays
and arrives AZ Monte vaO Tuesdays Thursdays
bafna, arriving at Selma at O'Clock, T. ~ and then
T-A - necti-s with daily linz Of Mail steam
AHessseaz ers for Montgomery, Mobile and New
Also with a double daily line
ofMa Goa hes for Marion Greensborough Tuscaloosa and
Demopols Aabamai Cofumbu-, Jackson and Yicksbarg,
Mississippi
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Leave MontsvanO the arrival Of The Cars from Selma
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays arriving Hunts
vile Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock
A. NJ, In time % connect with daily line Of Coaches for
Winchester on the Nashville and Chattanooga 7n
Railroad. Also, connestng a. Whltesburg with 27,H5
daily line % Mall Steamers for Decatur and -.
thence BY Railroad and Stages 20 Tuacunb Forence and
Beilys Springs, Ala, Holy springs. Miss and Memphis,
Tenn. Also connecting Whitesbnrg with the steamers
for Chattanooga and Knoxville, Tenn.
The Propretors hare from the numerous solicitations Of
The citizens Of North and South Aabams established this
Line At sonsdsraba expense and with but little aid from
he 6ofefnnent they hope 70 receive such patroEage
viii enable them 70 keep IL IN snecessf1r ooaration.
anva+-3m Propr,etar..
Nashville True whg copy three months and iorEard &C.
eonhs . tbs oaioe.-HazfsriAs AGu0cate.
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WAYNE. GRENvILLE e. CO.,
General Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,

A v A " N N, a.
w VIII continue 70 forward all Goods 10 care under
me same arrangement and at the same rates as
curing tne past season. collecting Freight bills with The
Tie reduction Of freight 5o 20 Sc pes foot on The PHI
sdepnA and New orb steamers 10 this city, viii give ea-
fAnhah SUI than heretooe the shipping
port lof Mane ana East Tennessee, While there
anAyege eetween savannah and Nashville, the
Charleston route.
Our house al Chattanooga viii make purchases Of Grain
for orders hon the Eastern ports ana viii make ad-
vances uPoa al Produce sent for sale shipment when
~ Our house Is kept open Epidenfc b. no EDfdemfe
JyS-2m WAYNE, GRANVILLE co.
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New Goods.
VKYE have opened this day
w Is pieces new style Carpets;
100 pieces lrish Linens, direct importations;
These Linens al profit less than have been able
to offer them before.
10 pieces assorted colored Muslin deFIaines
5 Mus. de BaiEe Travelling Dresses;
boxes New Ribbons;
dog. French Hair Skirts;
% Dishons.
nice lot OF French Embroderies.
These Goods fresh and at very low prices Can soon
at X. Q. MeNAIRY a Co,
RugI en- IS College street.
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VxTE lhs day advased he prcH q cofion Yarns ard are
w selling At II 10, and oenis, ff nnnheFs 4 and
To6 per cent 81 Qaanttes Above 10 nAEs, AID uas
is ai''$4 = s--'' w. GORDON co.
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IrOR SALE OR RENT have desira- ,artA
II bic house on Lower Market street for sale or .A
rent the house containing four IN the nnin eA
bulldog with cellar dningro kitchen. and all necessa
~ ont buidngs Any wishing comfortable residences
and convenient the business part q the city, should
r. A. BAfL0wR Gen1 Agt.,
lar ~ No. " DeA.leEick street
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GEO. W. COWAN,

E'O1 KENT have fer rent . splendid stand tor q
Blacksmith the Mnrhceshoru' Fse 10 nils. no ~
Nsshviie improvements, god k1eps fsniy roetenee e.
and al Necessary eut hcuses or - Of ee4fr4 ee
penfy 81 IRE seed, kc. Terms EASY. Appls g
4 A. nAILoHE. Gen1 AS't.
tnnf - No. II DradeFick street.
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WHEAT WANTED.

E15AL HAGIED.
INIFfY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, for
Il which the highest price in CASH viii be paid.
SEYMOUR, TANNING CO.,
ie2 Corner Market and Church streets.
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Wheat! Wheat /!

IITANFED 10000 bushels Wheat, delivered at Nash
w VILE for which the highest market price viii be paid
In cash ~ Sacks ia any quantity furnished TO order.
CHURCH ANDERSON,
Rug4-1m Nos. and Broad Ct
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Mem 11nblirations.
rp,s crrAT HnI1sEHOLD WORK.

A RTHUR's GREAT HOUSEHOLD WORK.
n TRIAL AID TRIUMPH-Publishca this 1sy, prio &c
A. PkTFRSON's Nc i02 ChestDutst, Phlalepns, snf
FOR sale ~ eli Booksellers everywhere.
TRIAc AND TRIUMPH; Or FIsmskss IN TIE Houssao,s 3.
Iron Tsi4 =" Lady a. Hone" kc.. &c
This Bouehod Work ~ prove be Of the most PEI
lar -rls ever printed o house In the and shoul be
orts cory fit Send snd set Complete in one vs@une,
price 2, een's cnpy only .
T. b. PrTERs0N lao rrblhes complete and unifm ed:
tson Of T. s. ARTJRS WORKS, other Of which "a DC bad
rerst IT, ce Is each my Ave for 81 eleven
ofihe 81 They he neral popular and entertain
There better books'o rad and study
oune eslher place in the hands OF the Jsuog AL
viii prtht by rssoiIg them
FOLLOWING coSxSfsy TIVE LIST:
Trisl ard lrtuuph; Or Frlu- Pride and 2rudesce.
ia the HOnSehoh Cecilia Howard
A Yer Aftez Marriage. The Broken Prcnise
Love In : Coitsge. The Orph4D Children.
Love IN Hixb LIE. The Debtors sughter.
me Irnr, Rule Insubordiua'ica
The LADY al Home Lucy Sanford
Ths Idvoroe6 Wife. Or. The Possessed.
The Banker's The Two Brides.
The Two Merchants.
Published and for sale az the Chexp Bookstore OF
T. B. PETERSON No. lc2 Cnestnnt-st-, 9nia'
t. all INST be
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" edfiL g-Cske Knives,
Forls Ieecresn Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knives Chj
d.e. ges VIZ. Knife sos and Spoon ssyer Cups sspsss
ssbe C.oes and Jewey repaired - sss than tee zsrni
prices ".fehes nd jswelfy aiken u eseh4nge
GEO C. ALLEN,
frvsrter sfwGtehes ana JeveTy whoessls and Fetal,
No II Waist, tsec0ud door
Broadway. New Yoft.
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Dill OSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS.-E. y.
Il RICHIE Of the late firm Of Chamberlain Richie viii
soutmue The manufacture Of INSTRUMENTS and SCHOOL
APP 4RATUS ~ the Rooms lately occupied by then
The fsess Off hmen have been largely increased
By addition Of the perfect machinery and al articles
are usae Oh my own premises under my inspection
All descriptions If ap srsfu heretofore made bur with m
proved and flush and also and valuable in
.trumer T. vii be ade those " the higher order ustra
researches Physical Science and as good
vet ldw-pricsd spparsfus for Common Schools
Every Instrument viii be onay examined and warranted
perfect
has made furnish the
valuable Optical A-trenomcai and Othsr ms ruments.
Catalogua with full descriptions and finely illustrated With
new engrsvipgs will be per mai Application
T. 5. RICHIE, No. 3l3 Wsshingtonst Boston
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nn-TVF RARGAIN of BARGAINS.
90 t1)bom it Alan Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED-Of MIKE DER
i MONT, County Loush Ireland who lander . New York
frrm the Ayrshire Capt Ksrney April IS 1919 Information
may be sent - SARAH NJ DERMONT, his mo her, No. -
M.ebsIiert, WORCETER. Mas
INFORMATION WANTED Of the former SA-
u RAH SHANSOS-When last heard ffrm n Wzre,
Nsss Any Lo'maton e her ~ be thankfully received BY
NARY ANN No. G 4thst.
MONS. DELAFOND. No. 3l4 Broadway, in
XvI nns public he has diposed Of his ock w
CAUTION No. So Nasssu IT. Any wishing TO have ROU
DWRES BOOTS can by applying TO Mr. CAUTION, No. SO
Ma
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Yale CofIs &c Class Of 1ss2.-An salourSed pees9s
s s1S:c cS Il he S...5ssis'.S5 ''' : :
Prize speaking at the Free ACADEMY. fey fac.
S F 5.. e s9. "e nat the uSss. may
hoe Of last year Last yeaf ys yaas "S n
si s. T, Shs The 'H Hon George ssncTo Or fyDs
A sV ~po could no. have undeood ss .ub.equeu
proved) whs hey to decide upon as ths,
pa, X nave s ssa the Sc
D. SS, w s a A sns .ss VIZ TsssS 70 it, %
d. TJrg phaiice y sid 1t not unanimous AID ma
I,re YES comp sIisoo re- him end Mr. kyrnond-bu
ihsi be tool the eoDdn Of he p akes
Ftic q ~ Der Of the senior css and bad taken th
TrS che wo Pyo, Sna 1"0er d ns5 ID "oS ne
% with II ana have weished fs,her Ia th scale
ESe WHO ssed he, h. Of M Raymond because
be Hammered and filtered in he besonag Of hs pss;h ent
came acknowledging that Bsbcock spoke wi'beut s'Anmer
sIS issiS s any member Faculty any of the Off
GER the Institution from the Principal down to hs Jsnitor
rerec bic informed ih% evening 70
whom the Prize was swaroed according 20 tn eqI. 20 n w
foer cctssoDs Let hat questn be snsweed y any eau
sbswerli ,... o., n. d. B 5sisI.s S "
Of O. FThe u-S,s g. GsV M 81 t0I RS No. IS
recue,,ee % meet NJ ne ,hoo1n 70 To-
20cek THIS Fndsyl AFIERNooN foI t9e R9afpo-' o.
attending the funeral Of our lac Brshe, DoWslSS
Jous r. RrLSSS, Score Secretary.
New Drug store-LABELED IN ENGLISH A
CIsaMAN Co No b oad~ ay (above Irving House)
Of the pubic their aud elegant store
whore VIII found f stock Of pure Ne ioiles fine Toilet
.Jces Turkish 5poDges &C. &c Our bottles and DRIVERS are
label pln English that purchasers see exactly what
they are Obtaining drinkers will find the bes, and
coolies, soda the city this store Our ssrssPs
ra srup made from fired the most wholesome and
delicious article of the
% Nervous suderers.-A retired Clergyman restored
health II few days az many yeas OF great
ga j. anxou. make Known the of cure. VIII send
,f,al the non used D the Rev. JOHN NJ
DAGkALL No 81 FultCs-st. Bro klyu. N. Y CAUTION
An ousck limitations spurious and couuterts Of his original
prescription
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Jn9trurrlOn.

CNITHVTLLE SEMINARY.-This Institution
~ islocated North Sciruste X. l., sbout nine es from
Providence The Fan Term August 20 The -srah'h
Of three mob buildings bull and f1ni'he At
Ct O,cCO Ii csntsns boz NAL -ud female de-
rar with full board ofeSpsenc~d and efficient teachers
IN b. Epe ish Classical aud Ornamental hrancbes
Pupils abr ad under the immediate of the
teecher nd enjoy possible the social and moral
fus ~ well-Te eulsted b. useho!d.
fxper very Catalogues further Information
be cbtsinsd No. 26 PeaFt Or by addressing tho pln
cTal, - Z. COoUhN
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1perial Notifies.

pV.t.Oaacs Notice.-The npsi's Tor CALIFORNIA, &c
a. JInred es,4 eamer EMPIRE CITY viii close a. this
S6,o. On FRfpAY July 90 At I O'Clock p. "
~ - ISAAC v FOWLER. Postmaster
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marrhes. ssmslrp, ST.
,UCED PRICES WATCHES, JEW

DTDUCED PRICES --WATCHES, JEW
II ELRY DIAMONDS and sILyER-WARE.
The UNDERLINED for the last eighteen years sou Known
Dealer snd Importer offers for sale ali Goods 10 bis Inc al
lower prees for the quality than any other house IN
Philadelphia. any other CITY, aud VII eerf -
nsD
WATCHES, JEWELaY, a..
20 all Oas n the United States, free Of charge. Al 6ocas
warranted represented Orders By nal, postpaid. thfaAy
stteDdedto
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| -THE OWNER of one OF the

&e 0OO THE OWNER of one Of the
V OsOOU. best IRON ORE BEDS In ths State ~she.
PARTNER with fw thousand dollars cash "A prs;ticsi
prefertdl Or lesse vi he rven 20 esponnee party
Eve or ter wears. Liberal rof be made Sh but lit
tie rist Ardss. ESTERpRI Z, Tribune Office, call
~AlLERk sEELY, No 40 thsv-
q 4 MM-THE BARGAIN of BARGAINS.
" 1sOOv -Husrress Nsnufsc-u'iugi caArsc-er exela-
Give and teDieel profit SC Per demand nnin 3D. One
hs interest Ia this rendid business with valuable 100
contract oseher vi rrols sock &C. viii b. sod for - 100
cash, the pruprie Tor csnnst sftend 70 IT, Appyt
THOMAS STREET, No. 3if Pine st v. Y.
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II Fl l. n o P L NJ / l. L 3,
DRUG MILL snd sAND-PAPER DEPOT,
No. II BeetpassE, ". y.
COFFEE and SPICE DEPARTMENT,
No. n fatone-, n. =.
Once Nc. isS From. 81 n. T., Sole 1zDufsetuTers Of
PHARMACEUTICAL YEAST P0wDEhS.
Gentry merchants SUPP led the mo< liberal ternz
fcc."-y Nee y, = nd % pscscr-.i lsrr-y ci's J.
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THE REGULAR TB A D s l. E,
Il under Il e directio1 Of the
NETWORK BOOK-PUBLISHERS ASSOC1 ALTON,
commences on 18th September next, and comprises
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE INVOICES
IN LIBERAL QUANTITIES,
Ito cli wi bout reservstior) from than ONE HUN
nkFD PUBLIsHt RS including nearly eminent hm IN
N nit4o Siaes who contribute other sale in New York.
The will be conducted by MessTs. RANG BROTHERS
90 nraer the II the Commee OF the Ne~York
Book Pub herr Association, being the only Committee
sppcirted by ths Trade for the last IS years
(ATAl OGlES will be ready In few days and vii be sent
fee 20 any Bookseller otsDce the receipt of six three
cert stamps. By order Of the Committee.
g. ?. PUTNAM, Secretary.
w ALT WH1TMAN's POEMS, LEAVES
w OF GRASS" yol. small qnarto, -
FOWLERS WELLS, No SaS Broadway N. Y.
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Go farmers ano OILERS.
Ghanrrs for Rnslness tlen.

TOR SALE The old established MILL
i WIGHT and siAsHIN SHOP, known a. tha " UNI y
WORKS" Pattr,on New Jefssy W offered for 50
the best he " having al tho Tatrern'
Mil. Of be and modern style tos-ther
sh Patterns for Laho obsy Engines ard ever, vary
of G. aus IND Nj arilh work l. il good order aud wi b.
cod roste including ell The LAhes and TOYS N ths Mil
wrgh shop Bseksmh Shop sud Fouadery together With the
Lease fstnres. Inquire the prem 0i TdONP, "
EVANS OF Of H. =. s1IMSON Ne 81 E1eha1geadace, Y
TOR SALE-A well-established MANUFAC-
i TURING BUSINESS under vainsb Psteni. alrssdy
vosby introduced ana pron.ns lucrative and permsneht
investment. For particulars apply 20
Hermann +. LUDWIG No s. Wall-r.
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n o TS-PENNSlLVANlAC COAL
IASD>-Ap oppoeani.v l. now offered for ven prh
ate ilvetner in purchae IN in large boy
lards heated rsirnsc ~ith de-cenons xad- al c>N
10 ide The mines open s1dia oeeriusl
elmer. 4 the coal can md further informal. 70 nA1 a
The ,fiee ~ NJ EGOLF No Se~-si.. third hDos-
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7 TSs THAN HALF PRICE - PATENT

CoMMIssroxrRs OF RECORns FoR TIE CITY ASDt
COUNTY OF NEw ToRK July IS 1855
PROPOSALS viii be received BY the Com ms
sorers Of Record fr tn City and County Of N4sY9rk
the cfce Of GEO p. NELSON No ~ Wal-st befofs
BE- 18th CAV Jolly lust. for COLLATISG. PREPARl 20
Ann CORRECTING FOR PRINTING the biosins
NDICES tho cfcrs the Clerk Ofhe City sni Counts Of
Ne~-York Re ster furnish the
satoBery bsnks, and PRINT the said I1tee a.
bindrs the ssur, follows:
Index Of Sheriff. Certificate II sales
Index cf Notices q Lis Pe13ens.
Index # Decrces in '.rtiriJn SuitA
Index Of lrS1veut Assignments
lucex OF Probtcs OF Villa
Iurex OF Gran'0Ts aat Grantees
Aocoic ,Teciens .Dd patterns % e seen a. hs one OF
said Nen Ssouny 10 b. 'pprov.d b, the Commis-io1
will he equirea IN the PRIV hon any saa Se
made foy lie faithful perfort q 10
WI LIAM c. WErMOkE.
JONATHAN NAT IAN.
RICHARD BUSTED.
GEO p NELSON.
JOHN J. DOANH, REGISTER.
r B CONNOLLY. Clerk o. City AID County.
A. w. BRADFORD. Surrogate.
I'm n.ssi1ners
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TO TRAVELLERS in ITALY
IHf FIFTH EDITION or
MR. HILLARD'S


SIX MON I'll S IN 1T l. Y,
Is NOW READY,
In l5lro, bound um '0an with Murrays Hard
Books Pnoe 81 50.
No work Of similar character has received more attention m
IN ssrrv world for Euy han his recent work VI NJ
Har Universal commentator followed us appearance from
Tho pesq and he's take bgh rank among the nseu
bcoss Of day. The % oor editions " re published "a w9
volu. this form 'oT travellers IL lts was coosi
too cumbersome the pebshes sOe the whole work Gem
rlete il volume, at a much less price,
pese TO His book viii become the guideboak 70
IN Albion
No work win be iseued In America for long time de-
Iisbtful than these valuable vounes" N T. finns
recof Of travels whion failed TO take the gaest
classical rsuk " Harpers hsgazsRe.
very r. mari able work edted Six Months in Italy, by
met spIesed Its perusa will well repay The reader only
the spot but al hone, before sud tr ne re nre from ms
:rayes1 [Murrsy's Hand Book for Italy.
TICKNOR A. FIELDS Pubishers
The trade supplied by EDWARD r. RUDD. No. Is ARn-st,
up stairs, rear BarrH's Mufeum.
fVHFIsM: The WITNESS OF REASON AND Ma
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