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BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE BOOKS.

BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE BOOKS
Abbott's Historical Books. Arthurs Juvenile Library.
The Blossom. The House on the hOck.
Matilda Louslae. Learning 10 Talk.
Nursery Rhymes. Howard Grey.
Learning TO Act. The Robins.
Eastwood Priory. Mary HoWtt's Tales.
Edgar Clifton. Learning TO Think.
Bows at Home. Mary and Florence. 80
Household Stories Upward and Onward.
The Hero Of Falcon Island. Floren-e Egerton.
Katy's Stories The Boy Hunters.
Happy School Days. Fairy Tales.
Australian CrusOes Young Marooners.
The Young Islanders. Childrens Trials.
Little Mary. Queer Bonnets.
Sunshine OF Greystone. Sunlight through the Mist.
Weeks Delight Canadian Crusoes.
Fritz Harold, Read and Think.
IronthorPe. Charles Roussel
Kennys Mills. Louis and Frank.
Mabel Grant. Children Vf tie Manse.
Puzzadom Hunters OF the World.
Stories for Alice. Travellers Adventures.
The Blue Ribbons. Examples Of Goodness.
My Play is Study. The Instructive Gh.
Home and its Pleasures. HarpeT's Story Books.
The Little Sisters, Frank Randolph.
The Fatal Exchange. Lucy's Half-Crown.
Uncle Willie. Clouds and Sunbeams.
The Chid's Fancy. Boys and their Rulers
Little Ferns. Uncle Sans Library.
For sale by CHARLES w. SMITH.
nOvS
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The condition Of the stomach Of vital Importance. No
man. child be healthy unless the work Of d.
geston regularly thoroughly and vigorously performed
With three oUrths Of civilized society," this not the
And yet the remedy within the reach Of ALL HooAand's
German Biters, prepared by Dr. O. NJ Jackson Phadel
pha will surely create regular and healthy action Of
the stomach oil will the friction Of machinery
Let the victim Of dyspepsia indigestion any its forms,
try it, guarantee good appetite physical vigor,
firm nerves. sound sleep by night and increased cheerful
ness by day.
See advertisement. octl-1m
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Invalids

Recovering from the effects Of Fever, Bilious Diseases,
long continued Illness Of any kind will find Carriers Span
the only remedy which will revive their droop
ing institutions expel all bad humors from the blood
cite the liver prompt and healthy action, and by its
tonic properties the patient to life and vgor
We can only say TRY IT. single bottle worth all the
ocaed sarsaparas in existence 1t contains no Mercu-
y Opium any other noxious poisonous drug and can
be given the Youngest infant without hesitation.
See the certificates of wonderful around the bottle
More FIVE hundred persons in the city Of Richmond,
Va can testify to its good effects.
80 See advertisement in another column.
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Cash for Wheat and Rye!!
Jos Pm MAS EH,
south-Eas. Corner Church and College streets.

CORN-lso sacks prime white Corn, just received and
u for Aale By d. ID. DICKEY,
septT No. 5 College street.
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To Wholesale Grocers.

MN sAHF--A sraall hos.ss snd iof "a RrTass Ca
II sfrest-s.lt a Ia Ne lsS ~ larthcr pArsis- -
ulsss c4a a. this oars. ec4l9-u AlaA-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
40. IS EAST THIRD STREEl
CINCINNAH, OHIO.

PRoF wooD's BAR REsroRATrvE-The testimony Of al J
thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
sease Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement.
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Florence, smy RIA and La

Flour at the above rates to be- shipp
FIVE barrels and upwards, az ere time
ties, five cents per barrel 10 b. added.
be transported on the same terms, 20
eharged as one barrel. III.
Octl3
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Honorable the Circuit Court
ID OF Davidson county rendered at the September Term
1855 Of George Morse complainant against Ma
jor Smith ct al defendants, will SATURDAY, the 1st
day OF December next expose to public sale for cash TO the
highest bidder the Court House door in the city Of
Nashville the land described in said pleading, being lot in
McGavocks Addition Nashville fronting 81 feet Front
street and running back 1907 feet sale within The usual
hours TH0s. T. SMILEY,
ort2O-sltd Clerk.
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CONE AGAIN.

HAVE 90 negroes for sale, Of various kinds, amongst
them an extra good cook. washer and roneT, excel
lent carriage driver &e cannot sen them to out OF
the county and viii guarantee them TO suit, sale
noVT kEEe W. FohfEtl'
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PHEmIUM CARTHAGE FACTORY.
lust finished Fine Caleche Rockaway; ZSS ~
j / Fine Family Barouche; St@1SssZ
3 Fine Buggies Vs. 81
which are offered on liberal terms for cash,
or good paper The public are respectfully invited,
TKE LADIES IN PARTECEL
10 call and examine that Premium Buggy at Ware
Room Coopers BUILDING Corner Of Cherry and Deaderck
streets. [oct8l CRAM & sHEPHERD.
NAyANTED-A partner Of experience in the Lumber
w business who to invest $1,000 to $4,000 In
first rate mill in operation, possessing superior
advantages in making and selling lumber, In Davidson
county COmmuni atoms addressed to 4. e., Nashville
Tenn. til 18th Dec will receive prompt attention.
novb-tf &C.
Louisville Journal please copy amount OF IS and charge
his
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.


'T'HE Fine Passenger Steamboat a o7T~ll -
l. NASHVILLE, Capt. Taos. BELL AEIl-r5ss -
SNYDER will leave PaduCah for the a.zzzz.e szizlzzs
above port on Sunday, the eth Of November
The regular packet Scuba" viii leave here Friday, the
I'd day Of November with freight and passengers for the
Nashville. A. HAMILTON, A,s,t.
octt7-td J. A. McALLIsTER CO., Ns
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sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET.
TWICE A WEEK.

TINE Light Draught Steamer MON a GS1 -
i TICELLO, G.. W. Couch, Master, EFCSsss ~ i
will above until January next
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WAITSBORO, and all intermediate landings. Orders left
with her agents for passage freight will meet with prompt
attention. II. II. HARRISON, -.
Oct22-6m A. HAMILTON, As1-'''-
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Stations 70 Nashville.

From ChgttarooEl, Slgvus4lu3,
snd Whites'at ....... ....
Britscvlr., Sle.ras 20, AM
dersan and Tautalnu .-...
C0wsn, DeCherd, Fsiih y
Springs ana Iui'Tfuwl. -.
" Normandy. Wmtrace- shell
hyvi'e and EeNrurkle...
FoS'ervile, Christians and
MurirresbOr1' ..-.......
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80 A FARM eontaining 6sS Ecrss, situated on -
~ the Charlotte Turnpike. miles from Nah Tile Il
- sad f4rn has good Vel a. AL abundance "a
young Rft rTces and contaius Of he best garden
spots of scres % be fouad anywhere In the coautya
comfortable frane DFeug, with f9ur and hall Asd
necessary houses stables, te and beat q al h one 81
The ksAiest places anywhere Nashville Etr further
LforuaAtisn apply % r. A. hALLANE.
.eiel Csai Agt, Ne II Dsstersck q.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HAVE concluded connect with ny former business the
selling Of Lands, Town Lots Renting Houses &C. lhave
hand for sale several negroes, amongst them
"a years old, that win guarantee to be No. cook,
and rOne good seamsres and good general house
servant girl 10 years old, and boy Eof the same age.
pledged my word sell these 70 South
and want 10 select good homes for Them and should the
purchaser not be pleased he them and GIT his
money. loctsll kEkS W. POKrkk
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BE ROT DECEIVED, YE OF LITTLE FAITH.
TO TEgE PE EEgsg.


ARTICLE 1Sf.-sECTI0N 1SF-
10 sssert that the speclac'es sold by the CON-
l. CAVE convex GLASSES tle ar..eie ss hose
known in this city the Pebble; Co. BEN
eft OF those Interested viii back my assertion with
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Glass II. Capital $4,000. a

PSI Prizes amounting sS0OOO
Only 10000 numbers Tickets e.; Halves 81 80; Quars
Al IS In this scheme II you draw anything the low
est prize will be ave times the Of the ticket Prizes
payable full without dednctiOo-and every prize drawn
AZ each Drawing and must get them. Orders
strictly confidential Drawings sent to orders Registered
etters my risk Bills on ali solvent Banks at par.
Address JAS. y. WINTER,
oct2q-td Macon, Ga
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY!
[By Authority OF the State of Georgia.
aEk N e D "a, G I.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
1000 FOR SO.
S 3 @ @ @ O

WILL be distributed at CONCERT HALL, Macon, Ca.
w December, is, 1855 according 20 the following
ncent and unprecedented Scheme under the sworn
erintendence Of Col go NJ. LOGAN and JAS. A. NSBEr
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DIED.

BARTON-At Holly Springs, Mics, on Sunday. Msfch 4
Nj Rossr Barton for many ,es', The sns%s .s's
sen.or Itwas bat re.oty that the Prssesus wi. S.ry
red to bm the position OF Consul to Havana which y
cus and use ful practitioner Of Law In WeG Ten
nelse -
March Il Mrs Mshs Camp. wife fGsn George T Camp
GAIssAIrH-on Monday. March IS, Ann, wife of Bssis-
TIER fpds and scqusn,ances invited to attend ~
ur.l tb sfeIpo' at O'Clock from thir residences No
BAHIA New Orleans on Tuesday. March Of ecnsunP-
ton Josephns ~ Hart aged Is year, daughter OF Aoaaooa
Ter relatives and friends are invited to attend her fuasr a
wsdpe.esy, Msrch 20 ss O'clock at Sc Johns Chsfoe.
Ber =. msifs ~ he sker TO new York Bay Ccmetery
BARRIsA srsaord. VT. on Thursday March 8. the Hea
HUsBAsD-On Monday. March 10. Mr.. VIM L. Habbssd.
Printer, sged q years
H funeral viii take place to Day Wednesday, 1t oeise
r N from the New York HOspal The remaas Will -
Ak-n 10 Greenwood.
J.cl.on Mich. papers please copy ..
FissteIb dow JENKINS nsrly Of He'd
son h Y in the 6cibiyeM OF her age.
Tbous 80 81 aud Few. Jenkins Green sy between Cen
bersrd srd Car ~ Brooklyn ~ednesd,y March
o. 2ocock p NJ Her remains will be taken to hsdssss
KiSBaLI,-On rues'sy morning March %, Ed.srd L
The renves ard e ds of the family are r'qeesed siths1
further Invitation to seno the unefs aervies, ct q. re rem
desee No an st ,S. 90 ., Lime ss:s,,ns
Wis Feb % DR. Thomas Lspham In the 18th yer OF nis
lie was OF o. the e.ris. settlers Ut LANA tie cane
NIcHOLs-On Motdsy, march 80 Caroline Holmes. wdsv
Of the late PeIiios Nichols Jr ego 3D. s. NJ
23i sb Az "Wednesday mortins. at O'clock to Caldwell
N. J.. for iaieIuept
DE RuYTiR-On Monday evening March 10, John D
Ru,ter a native Of Beisiam, aged ~ years
The file, Dc or the family ecduly invited to stss1
Biz fUrer from bic late sdtnee No ~ 10th st. % WedAes
dsy. q . mat ut O'cIoch
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ARREST OF GAMBLERS.

On Monday night Captain Turabull, Of the Eighth
Ward, usde descen. upon two OF the mos, notorious
gsnblipg houses in the City, No. 5s7 and No. 537
Broadway, and upon warrants issued by Mayor
Wood arrested the prcpretors thereof.
AZ No. ss7, Pat Hearn, one Of the most cele-
bsssed gamblers in New York, was Appreciated aud
taken to the Eighth Ward Station House, where he
was detained for the night. Hoarn has kept gan.
sgheuse a. this place for many year,, and according
to rumor has made high as els, 900 or $40 900 a
night Pat Il an Irishmsn, ~ years Of age, and is
s,id to be very rich.
All s37 Broadway, Joseph s. Hall was arrested
and locked up In the Stahon-House. Hall is a
SpusAsrper, and has perfect gaming palace. lie is
70 ycsp Of age. Hearn and Hall were taken before
the Mayor on Tuesday morning, aud held to bail in
the ssm Of o. 900 essh - answer any indictment that
may Be found against them by the GrAnd.Jury.
Pet Heam's bondsman d Charles xuls, Of No. 3al
Broadway. Hsllwss bsiled by George Spioer, livery.
stsb,s keeper, Of No. +ss Broomsst.
Mayer Weed. We understand, has Issued orders to
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURr-MascH 90 SPECIAL TERN Before
Jaoee SLossoS
MOTION TO DISSOLVE ATTACHMENT on SUIT AGAINST

SUPERIOR cOURr-M.scH 90 SPECIAL TsRx-sefors
yaoee SLossos
MOTION TO DISSOLVE ATTACHMENT on SUIT AGAINST
BULL
Bsx Maetzek add Bertucct Msretzek sz- Ole Bull
In claim by Madame Mare Eek of $500 against
Dir Ole Bail Tor e,s,es perform a. the Aeseemy OF
Music Nj Ole Boil 1t wssssid not being 'ound so
Madame sssnN his property Motion /. made to d.olvs
TIE the ground e. that 70 monsy the tine
lsga j. due y,d-mt II ID th,s being married woman.
sus hsyirS eGg.seuent ia her
name uld ret msstnn The suit, oeiog married.
90 far O. the en-, itself showed the agree
void shd further IL IA d-sed that Mr. Ole Bali ~.ssa
and that sosId sho the attachment shoud DO die
IL srresrd that Madame W. entered into engagement
With N1 Ole Bull 70 perform a. said Opefs doase =, s5s
p No. I 0' rto .pre.nd :. ooSS.- fr ", o.. Sal
(a,s, ssidfoio spd Biogs being for plsiouds Ia msins
shove Hss.n M be sale the ti1e of being
MERGED he'd not psff'Im.d mouth sui coud not m,ke
whole four had ped for ess term
thp yesr suttozns b, lsw Sat 20 be broa sht until
expisct yet the plaintiffs hold ufousn the shent on
the susehuep large amour, Ct property: al'o thst
n'dsme D. h,vos entered into the s.rss nsnt Shod. tue
poud have had rgtt prevest her uifios thu,
art NIB also teuisd that Mr. Ole Ball sailed at
the u Of the attachment being 'usd and presented docu'
TIE posiiors were denied on the part Of pl,in,fs by
M.-I. X. Aidssts were pre'es-d by them 'ss ~ias
thar Mr Ole Bull for seser weeks peSoqs @ 9th March,
occups be hoa.e of Md Achle No catoa'
snd sleeping in the but tskios his
n
morppg Of that day be stated M.dsme A that he
going hotel but cid To- say to whs ho,e he ven away;
bot cid leave 70 where he was going and
seytrsl pef,ors cal ed there for him . -
Anoh.r also pr,eated, msde By nr Geo W.
Tayor T.aur,r Of the scaceny of uusc who stated that
or.yious to 5h March, Nj u, Bal ansented
biutef from the Oprte NJ buikeY his
lawyer with written order for the receipts Of the Opera
House esh nsht OF The latter OF the week prsvu 9Th
March, that sd g. w T. old not know 10 God SIR ole
Bull dorr that time he sbsened hm,f aid het himself
q the
Other sdsvs were presented tending show that W. Ole
Bull suddenly wtharew, the ist Of March through Mr.
Euley and other geDTiesD trunts c5nttong yaus0es
which hsd been d-po-itos With Mr. M.resos IA
kini.sv sso stss Of vJions whom Mr. Ole suIl
hsa en-. sg.o spo whom he premstufey IL s-g-d die
ehar.ed Saturday evening" 80 Msrch ar that hs ~oa
c.b'ed ssd perohs &c the OBJECT bcg show inten
bis Of going OF having left his
ard not be found prsv0u. to the attachment beios
served II sso alleged tina, M Ole Bull IS resident
Of revyork being here but periods ana that hs has wife
ard sniy in Norway
Madame 3 his former odEoEs at he N,wfork
Ho'e sBd that several p~rsOns whom he mined knew H
This der led portion Of the parties 10 Of
afdsvits presented Decision reserved.
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HORTICULTURAL AND BOTANICAL GAR
DEN AT BROOKLYN.

10 ns hest- u rs< v. " Trtbxa<
SIR: TIE subject upon Which I address you being
ere Of crest public importance oee No spoogy for
til. ibuusi q
TIE cnlhy alton OF the scieur,s Of U9r,icuturs kai
Bospy, whether reg -rded nth reference 70 the iD-
lroveGeb Or tsst, lie real a'isy must ha ob
vions 20 every r.h-ciiog ms, taW l. nu.t strike HIN
e. singular q II there has rot ri'bero exsej tar
O. an informed within tue U0itsd States, pablo
uu,ttry or gsrce en- for It's eccoursgeneot
sm happy 10 isform YOU the, pr jet Tor the IS
,sbisbn eIt OF in South Booklyn hiss met With 50
n Goh Of tbs public APPRECIATION sod support that ~e
may almost look upon II s. IA fIn aec1uYli.
Tie srest originator and patron Of TINS work hiss
beer j. 5. De- Grsw, Esq aided 10 tbs exs'ton,
by Ttoa Or hut who hiss AT, reed the mundc ct
sun OF 81 200 toEard tas object, w Z. Langley,
VITO cOntrba I'll 3d. $50; Wilson G Hunt. 81 900.
TIE Hon. Henry KsSt 81 600; f C Li,chdsli,
81 0co; TIE Hon. henry G. MuIpoy. 81 900; Michel
MoGra,h, $3.50; Z. ID. Lilchieio 81 COO, snd some
others.
II is however, to the eIertions of Mr. De Gf,w
thar we be Indebted for the high honor OF foaad
ing lustutioD, the benefits Of ~hico must extend
then selves all over the exps,se of our great sad
glori,us Republic, aud one which, unlike the NTH
SOL lI,iiiats will be open 10 tie world, sai
worthy monnm. ut 20 its founders.
lam. Sir. with respect. ycurs &c, w. @. H.
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SHALL IRVING BE ADMITTED TO BAIL ?

The Argument On the application Of james Irviog
for bail enced this morning, before Judge Nor
ria. The courtroom was crowded to excess with
those who anxious TO TIE notorious butcher
Messrs. Devln, Clark and Nse appeared for the
prise ner Mr. Devlin said that the motion one
to admit Irving to bail In the OF the Bsrtheiemy
duel come years ago. the Court Of the Queens Bench,
on writ Of habeas corpus assumed tina, they had the
right TO admit to bal in case Of murder.
The Coroner, be supposed, had RICH. to 90 far
tber than TO commit after taking evidence which sat.
isfied him that it was necessary. But he found no
law for committing to await examination; that should
be immediate This action was intermediate between
the inquest and the Indictment. The Distrct-Attor-
uey thought that the Coroner had right to make an
exanD alton in which the accused should DO repre-
sentsd by counsel and should have the right of cross
questioning. They proposed that such an examine
ton should be held before bis Honor; that the wit
nessts should be present, and be cross-ex4nned.
The District ATONE discussed the statute in rela'
ton 10 the powers and duties Of Corones 1t was evil
dent that the Coroner had not the power OF Justice
Of the Peace else be would not have been expressly
clothed with certain pc sers belonging to Justice.
He bad therefore, no right to hold the examit alton
desired by the applicant. The applicant had been
heard also as q witness in that examination and what
better evidence could man ask than his ownf The
argument against the right Of the Coroner to make
this examination applied with equal force to his
Honor.
He contepded that this Court had no right to ex-
anime wiinessss bsbeas corpus except on charge
pending before 1t. 1t had right to go beyond the
record Of thu Coroner. He proceeded to oppose the
motion 'or bail He wished to be understood as al
ways Directing to bail in cases of murder, when the
guilt Of the party was prOb'ema'ical
The coui s.l stated that Poole aud Irving had been
acquainted from boyhood, and had been strong friends
that they were In the business-both butchers
and that living carries on a large business at Wash.
ipston Market; that he is Of character and prop
erty ard his business and his family require his
They are willing to give bail, and to large amount,
should the Court require it. In regard to testimony,
they oesire that the Judge shall personally examine
Dir. Suyda@ as to the alleged threats on the RAGS
coune.
The Judge postponed the matter to "Wednesday,
when 10 will render decision as to whether he will
ADMIT testimony or not.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

SUICIDE IN Paterson, n J-Abou. 10 o'clock
on Tuesdsy morning. Scotchman, named Hazli't,
who had been resident of Paterson for the psst 30
years, committed suicide BY bio wing out his brains
with pistol. He had foo~ ed vsriou. occupations,
having been foreman of fax mandatory at one
time On reusday morning, accompanied by bis son,
lad about 10 sars OF age he went to hardware store,
purchased the weapon and committed the deed Ia the
open street. Deceased leaves wife aod large family.
Csuse lot knosn, but supposed to pressed from
domestic difficulties. Age about as years Took
liquor occasionally; but ia not known to have been
under ia il nue nee at the time.
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lAfversisencsf
DIR. HUNTER on CONSUMPTION.

r. IL E%iiv 9 Nm Y Dfbzss
sn; There sBctb-r Il ccpu- sd,ss
In It, advances either Of ho.s described pre- ssssg
letters IL called Laieai Coasarto." b.e.u.e f.b-r,,
eas 10 The lars 'or long tire sih ma'i .1-g Of
iher u'usl 'yvp'ous Their. ia oousi e-pvI'ion
1d"s Of bio"d Host fiequ-niy there ~ ,Sas h.
ftio III urss ard tus few that ssie.t- s'us- sf
the ssn'rs heath Bstibes Is hng In h..
Which fsse, dtsefsd b. he pr,;ted eye Of tn Oh,.
hfh .br.iy Ovesot.d sy the nearest f-Bi.
ttt .'fsnfls cot o. heath md fsioe pa .iase b
nseI PLAIN. % anything IN the laos ts- pssse'a h
nm es'.eh.h-s The sufferer telling TAX soi
c.Hs.s p h'rs ecoiss thisnef and ns' e en-rsy II
ehi-i he eon.ufs any number Of Doo,'" aud he
nost opp<ste opnoIs Some the gaty sut
Sraef One 81. sfosIot--.7o.hsr the lice,
o's o. re. tie. he P,eupi'1' Of s.ea n turn-.,:
htd o. Gets 70 b.tsr Be the result OF
I'rse jim, thai h. hs ben sn,ered BY tie
Nor Go o h ,siei.us ensh ten Those
pkrs Tho,. xba o,- ,ss os' "a
sf 90 at their eoDG len becsnse they do not wish
Ia zach vs Ger. fay ersDs The state os, tn. uas.
nJ esn" ~ TIE upper Psri Of oIe lug gen-'ss oei0r
at tt a. the ohy In fails discover
real enLdi'nn u the ens and ADOPT proper
s'i ne bsrss Of the c.e.e the patent irrevocsbJ los
tbs tlId Of Cop.um pion fsr ts.a sup
posed tt When jDdousy r.sed !. the mot cur.bs Of 81,
sr,pe o. the e1ueney Of this form Of dis,- Lem
neeb i.m.i' indeed tast ths oambsr
Of cess. Of eonsunpi,p sfest sne. rohins more
mon TO hns ebeces In unfs oiherwss cutie hastily
Ard IN per.ops Who'll have If 2hh
IL ontDy fr1m careful ly the
history Of pstissts ith the tbs,
The f..isr nunber of s,st a't,es are mistassn for et
The Queers ph,,csn Sir James Csrk Ia audinG c, tbs
liability to mistakes OF tbs eh,rsc'er ob'eves; We has
iIown than example Of extensive tuber-usr dil
Of the nI oiscovered pof morten eximns,n.
when DUNG HE the disease was looked for in the stomach
liver or bowels"
With the melancholy experience, which 81 mus hsve bad
Ct folly RI sos ing Coo tn become nly .e,ied
bffre II 10 disc vred tveo person should .k Il boot
bsve the unss carefully examined every months by
physician IN hoe sk0 experiences they bsve the fill
cob6dsnce ms by dons any Oil bspoil, reaz. t-e Wis
com nj the cid sosge Of Trerenon rorh p'r1i
efcve"
Cor.uppion 10 sometimes stt.nded and ms,' ed by frv
TO such detree Re ssep for resfea Jsrey for
kind cunb ogue Th cstd BY p-yscs8s for III. sake
Of ostpcuon, fstrne Ccnssnpffon "ssd atal and
In GENERAL rapid in us progress
bsvips called steItsn to 81. the knis Of cons1rptos
6eserbrr the syupt)u ana pecui .es OF e,chl snail a
NY next letter spesk Of" Tsberess tbs nneda. Of
plceraiioa spc destruction ofthe Lungs
Your ob3't s-rg't hoBr. HUNTER " D.,
Physician Tor Diseases Of the Lubgs No sss Broadway.
New York Mach -, 1855