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WOODEN WHEELS FOR PAssEserp Cans

nm,
Il Inc cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati
Railroad Company have ordered wooden
wheels for their passenger coaches TIE Pc
cuhar style of wheel which they have con-
tracted for is patented in England, and per-
maps IN this country also, but though in use
ior long time over the water, it b as not be-
fore been tried here.
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Young LADIES' SEMINARY
Corner Of Dxnlbarton and Montg on.sry streets
Georgetown, d. c.

MRS. GEN'L WHEELER, Principal.
TFNHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il Will be resumed On Monday, September lst
with renewed exertions on the part OF the Princi.
pal for the intellectual, moral, and religious i'm.
provement Of pupils committed to her care
Mrs. w. tenders her thanks to her friends and
patrons for the liberal amount Of patronage she
has received and respectfully solicits continue
tion OF the same.
Circulars obtained on application to the Princi.
pal. .... OH au 7-tSep15
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Educational.
ST. THOMAS LITERARY INSTITU
.......... ... TlON.

yINh d EAEhSioE'S or IhlS lNSTlIU-
Il ton viii be resumed on the 18th instant.
For board and tuition In the English Depart
ment sl25 per annum, to be paid semi.anRually
In advance. ..rN TT
For Classical Department an arrangement NAV
be made with the teacher, as an extra charge
Address Rev Mr. wOODLEY, Of St Thomas
Manor, Charles county, Maryland se5Lst
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

snESs REV G' HEHI1nS ". Ip1onRSRANcE,$ PRINCIPALS.
TTNHE NEXT ANNUAL ShSSION OF THIS
Il Academy will commence on Monday, Sep
tember lst. 1896. For terms see circulars at ths
principal Book Stores. au1 LIT
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THOICE FAMILY HAMS, Prime Smoked
" Beef and Bologna Sausage, Just in store and
for sale by KING & BURCHELL, |
g.. 266 Vermont avenue, corner 18th
aus ..i -. and streets
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Form b.

Know all persons by these presents that -
has released: AID her by releases, the e OF
Texas fn IN all further liability claim fer the pay
ment Of certificate evidence of a-bt numbSr
-, for the sum Of s., issued bv the late re :
public of Texas, (or by the authorizes of the state
OF I'xas, "a the case may bc AID redee med by the
United States in with the provisions of
an act OF Congress- entitled An act provide for
The payment of such creditors of the late republic OF
Texas "a are cOmprehended in the act of Congress
OF Sept mber nine, eighteen hupdred and fifty.n
approved the 23ih of February, 1857 and an act cf
1856.
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g p. HUOvER's b,

10 HVOV y
Ne TRUNK ESTAB.
LISHMENT.-I have
on hand the largest and
most extensive assort-
ment o. 6entlemens'
and tadies' Sole Leath.
OF Travling Trunk, Iron
and w ood Fran e
Packing TFunks. Vsli
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HAIR OH FOR HoRsEs.-Immense fortunes
have been realized in the manufacture of hair
oil for the lords and ladies of creation. But
here is receipt for the manufacture of hair
oil, said to be successful in promoting the
growth OF horse hair-rendering it pliabie and
glossy We give the technical formula Of the
prescription from the " American Veter;narv
Journal -
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.

street, beftrseH 18th and 18Th streets.
SELECT CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
VNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTE
Il will be resumed on Monday, September 1sr
Thorough instruction will be given in the vari.
Gus branches Of an English and Classical Educa.
tion. The number Of pupils is limited Students
preparing to enter College, and those especially
who wish to qualify themselves for admission
into advanced classes, viii have the benefit Of q
particular and careful training
Terms per quarter, for the English branchs,
Sl2, so; for the full course, SIS
For further particulars address
au 19-H CHARLES b. YOUNG Prfn
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FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS.

THE TENTH TERM OF THIS lNSTITU-
Il ton will commence on the 6th Of the mint b
month (September) next.
Circulars containing further information In re.
gard to the School will he furnished to persons
who desire them on application to X. KIRK,
or WA. II. .FARQUHAR, at Olney Post Office,
Montgomery county, Maryland au 7-sw
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THE UNION ACADEMY.

NE ONION ACADEMxs
II. RICHARDS, MRS. II RICHARDS,
Prin. L 4. Prn. L. y. A.
ENHE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
Il Institution, and Of the UNION FEMALE
ACADEMY, will commence on MONDAY Sep
tember l, 1856. jy 23-3m
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As witness my hand and sea-.
The following is list of the audited certificates

still ou STA 1ding:
No LSued TO.
9 II ID II mokins
10 Bukman Garfield
81 John A Clifton
"a II X Muse
53 X @ Hobbs
"a ] De C0rdova
90 John Burningf am
l35 Phineas De Cordov
l76 e Baldwin
lol James Tilghman
1872 Matthias Clark
aSi sS' Etha I Earle
3s8 o Blineau
344 J f Wade
wS Peters Il Booth
395 Lott Hustled
404 8 Kingsley
427 J Pa -kRT, for EIiz;
beth Parker. eX'x
437 Benz diet Bayley
AS Leander b asOn
466 VIM Odlin
467 John w King
500 Il Il W. bb
$40 A S Thu mJnd
548 Thos w Marshall
625 David i Kaufman
6i3 George w Parker
644 Crutcher& McRav
81 81 VIM Flower
653 J A Sim1son
6f9 VIM ii Belcher
GIT I'll II Williams
70l Felix Rieder
hs 7is Robert Dale
773 VIM Jones
779 VIM Walker
1913 Dyer Pc arl
8 . lsaac l. Hill
s63 lIermOaan B'cyYn
S74 John W Bower
879 James McMaTter
9l4 Dyer p al
9l5 May f len Hede.
berg
$50 J Eilis ..r.
s;}2 Mrs Ma y Belviile
1910 AnsOn Cianson
1912 X NJ Forbes
1925 James N Hogan
lO43 ThCma; Lindsay
l045 James l. Green
l047 Jesse Daniel
l04S ] B Daniel
1850 Charles Vincent
1889 1855 }sDce'vaise
1858 Willis MiIlican
1859 J ID MilIican
l0G2 John LAWS
1865 VIM Barton
1919 w A LOckha:t
1850 X Morton
1l35 James Kil'am
1896 q II Taylor
l24l YCungs Coleman
1913 Robert McNut,
l249 JohS w cloud, pe
att'yiH RayInon
1863 f. De Pom Ois
1869 e. j Green
1875 G w Sinks & J
Shaw
1897 john Kendrfck
1898 Samuel Hid zen
1900 John Johnson
1901 Su. an Massiex
1852 Thomas Ii FOrrestt
1885 v X Warner
1923 WILLIAM; fTeis
l424 G w Osborne
lf25 John A Rutherford
1927 Cornelius VannOy
1923 Joseph bates
l473 Ann B Reese
1915 Lumbard Nuns
1891 J e Moore
1923 John James
1854 X II Douglas
1870 l. NJ Fish
1872 Wm Kerr
1880 James A nj oOdy
1881 + BickfOrd
1919 John Lamer
1915 John Cameron
1923 John ID Taylor
1924 Levi Mercer
1925 Eli Mercer
The outstanding evide
debt of the republic of 7
-
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rI,O GET ALL THE NEW BOOKS, MA.
Il gazlnes, Papers, Ae., call at =
auR PER6USON'S, 466 Seventh 81.
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lURPORATION 900 Corpo
" ration Of Washington Stock fol sale at
feb aS--u C6VBB BROSHEks.
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nR. MUNSON, AT 3ts PENN'A AVENUE.
~ Is still making those beautiful xa
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the eIcelIency 0fNlIID
which over all other styles Of teeth, ma nv now
wearing them In this city, will chesrfullv vouch.
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
infringing the patent, and made a bad imtatio
of IL, against whom hereby caution the public
NJ b. Whenever 4 Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Contiguous Gum Teeth, when
properly eoHstrsetsd IL Is because he Is ignorant
OF the process, fncornuetent 10 make the work or
. unwilling TO pay for the patent. jeI6-u
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and release to the United States and release to
Texas must be duly executed by such party, to-
gether with the assignment and releases from the
person in whose favor settlement and rayment is
requested ..,-.f
one or more audited certificates, or one or more
eVi1ence OF the same character OF debt may b. in.
ciuded In the same assignment, releases aud afida
VII OF ownership if each certificate is correctly De
scriDed by number, date, amount, and nams of the
original payee. II should also appear whether the
certificates were issued by the authorities of the
state OF Texas on account of tse deb, of the repub
lie, OR were issued by the republic of Texas accord
ing 10 the facts of each case. ...ae
The assignment to The United States may be made
II common foIm the releases should BE- drawn az
cording to the fOl ms subjOned--A and b.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Know all persons by these presents that -
HAS relea sed. ald hareby rel, ass the United
Sta'es OF Am rca from all further liability or ca IN
ior The payment OF certificate or evlurnce of bit
number p, for the sum Of s., Issued by
tne late republic of Texas (or by the authorities Of
deemed by the United States in accerfa nee with the
provisions of al act OF Congress entitled Gan act To
Prov tor the payment of such creditors of the late
IepuDuc of TEXAS as are cOmprehen in the act of
hy," approved the 2sth day of February, 1855, and
an act of the tate OF Texas, approved the Isl of
February 1856.
As witness my hand aud SEAL
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The outstanding evidences Of other classes of the
debt of the republic of Texas be speeiGed by
this Der artrnent. SuS-dtlsJ sJant
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Person al.

The undersigned, having made an engagement
some days since with the proprietOrs Of the Patriot
TO take charge Of the City aud Commercial Depart
ment Of the paper, commences this morning TO
discharge the duties which such position imposes
With the hope that the arrangement may prove
eminenty satisfactory and profitable to all parties
interested-the reader, prOprietOrs and himself-he
begs leave to state that he will strive TO make it 80
20 the best OF his ability. For the very kind and
fattering mention which his eoHfrereI OF the City
press have seen &c TO make Of his lsbors while con
nected with another journal, be feels truly grateful
aud 10 remouating the local. tripod, extends to
the fraternity heartfelt greeting. Again, he
wishes that his connection with the Patriot may
prove advantageous TO those concerned in subserv-
ing the interests Of each and all aud hopes that as
each milestone on the road TO public favor is
passed, may regret the locking Of hands at the
starting post.
r GLENN
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River and steamboat News.

The river is still falling with abont Al feet
water on the shoals. The weather is dry and
hot
The City of Huntsville is the packet for
Memphis to-day.
The S1LLie West will be in port tomorrow
and leave Wednesday for st. Louis.
The Eclipse an excellent light drught
steamer, will leave here to morrow evening
for Cincinnati. She will take passengers to
the 20 Ieen City," to the Convention, and
bring them back. The Eclipse is good trav-
eller" and differed properly with the right
sort of men.
The ALeonia and other boats also depart
for Cincinnati at the same time on the same
erraud.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
IL. ~ HAra


A special meeting Of the members of tie
Chamber OF Commerce took place this evening
in regard 10 the location Of the railroad bridge
the President, W. II. Gordon, 10 the char.
A. B. Robertson, Capt. Harrison, and ". L.
Nance addressed the meeting. The following
preamble and resolutions we're offered by A.
b. Robertson, aud adopted:
Whereas. il appears by publication this day
in the +" Nashville Union aud American" that
the Nashville and Louisville and Elgefeld and
Kentucky railroad companies have determined
to build srailroRd bridge over the Cumberland,
below the city Of Nashville, with three spans,
haviEg two openings in the draw Of 100 feet
each, for the passage Of boats and other craft (:
Therefore. Be 10 resolroa By ne Chandler Of
Commerce OF The City of NashuiAs, That such
a bridge will be a serious aud lasting obstrue-
ton 10 the free navigation OF the Cumberland,
against which We feel bound, by considera.
tons Of sound commercial policy, 10 protest
aud act.
No other business appearing. tie Chamber
adjourned. L. h, ilITCHoocK, Ssoy.
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BY TELEGRAPH. 2
IRepor.. Furnished By me A..osi..sa Press

WAsHNsros, Msy2s-sESArE-Al large number
Of private bills we're passed. 49, -- -
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUsE-Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio, offered reso-
luton providing that FIVE members be appointed
By the Speaker, to investigate the subject of the
assault on Senator Somner; passed, yeas ss, nays
IS.
Various reports were made from the standing
committees
The House then adjourned till Monday.
The investigation before the magistrate in rela-
ton to Brooks assault on Sumner, was postponed
till Monday.
WAsHrSGroS. May 2i-Ths condition of Sum
ner was less favorable this orniDg.
The COMMITTEES from the two houses took the
preliminary steps for investigating the circumstances
Of the attack upon Nr. Sumner.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, MAY 24-The students Of
Amherst College held an indignation m'eting last
evening in reference TO the attack upon Sumner.
The meeting was addressed by President Stesrns
and Professors Haven and Green and others. A
resolution was unanimously adopted, expressive of
indignation at the insult 70 Massachusetts, and SYM
patty for Mr. Sumner
NEW YoRK, May 24-The Republicans held q
meeting last evening. and passed strong resolutions
denouncing the assault upon Mr.. Sumner, and
calling upon the House to expel the ssssilant aso
upon the Courts at Washington City to punish
him otherwise.
The Nicaraguan sympathisers held large meet
ing last evening.
The Atlantic sailed at noon to-day for Liver
pool, with l76 passengers and upwards of $500, 900
on freight.
ST.. LOUIS, May 23-The Democrat learns that
battle was fought at Lawrence number Of men
we're killed on both sides, particulars have been
given. The citizens of Kickapoo have offered
reward of two hundred dollars for Gen. Pomeroy.
LOUISVILLE, May 24-The river is falling slowly.
PIrTsBURG, NAV 24-The river is falling with
feet inches in the channel.
CINoINSATI, May 24-Flour 5 l5a5 % for com
mon and 40a5.75 for extra. Whisky, active at
2li Provisions are firm aud unchanged. No.
Dbl Lard 81. MOlasses 40. Sugar, good fair and
prime ss9.
NEW YORK, May "a, noon-Flour is unsettled;
State s7s6 H. Mess Pork improving. Lard 100.
ST Louis, May 81 A dispatch 10 the ReDubli.
can saws Lawrence was destroyed on Wednesday
The Hotel printing Office and press demolished
few lives were lost.
CINCINNATI "a, evening. quiet, mess pork
1900; Lard Ct; Whiskey 2lta2It Sugar 7fas
Coffee dull. The river has fallen inches.
New YORK. "a, evening Cotton heavy Flour
active, Ohio 6,3la6, IS; Southern, common to good
6,50a7, l2i; wheat advanced, southern, red l,73,
white 1885; Corn improving western mixed 5st
Pork firm; Beef firm; L'rd improving; Coffee firm
Sugar firm; Molasses steady
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Monday Morning, May 26, 1855.

-rhe City and Commercial departments Of the
Pdtro, from this date, will be under the control Of
Me-. Taos Il GLEKN, whom we take pleasure in
and fully competent 70 the proper discharge Of the
duties OF the position. There are numerous enter
prises, in city like ours. legitmately entitled to
thu consideration Of the press. Many of them are
overlooked. not from any want Of interest in the
Of thing Of this character but because
ton to them. Wishing to do some hing to promote
enterprises tending to biiId ~ our city, we re
specially invite those who nay be engaged in them
to report to Mr.. g., Whatever they may regard as
OF public interest.
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, May %, 1856 I
C0Tr0N.-35 bales sold Saturday at 8a9alO.
BAC;O-At A. Hamilton's, 5 hhds sold at
575, $50, $780, 500, $50.
BACON Steady Sc.
HAMS-sc.
SIDES Be
SHOULDERS -.
LARD 81
FLOUR Firm and stiff; bbl s5a7; Sacks S2ia3.
BUTTER Cheaper, l2ta20.
WHISKY.-Active. City 25a30; Pixies IS,
Country so.
Trade lively.
MCCLURE's TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, May %
Sales by W. s. Mcclure of l49 hhds Tobacco rs
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Entertainment Tonight.

The Pupils Of the Nashville Academy Of Music
will give another Musical Entertainment tonight.
To those who witnessed that Of last Tuesday night
It lie unnecessary to say one word They we're
grati6ed aud delighted. Those who had not the
satisfaction Of being present owe it TO themselves
TO 90 on this occasion. Every citizen should feel
an interest in the development Of the musical talent
OF our city, and in the encouragement of every
proper means TO difTase the taste for music.
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HORSE POWERS Ann THRRsHRRs.

Al kaEs Hep tsfr y fsnnyslGAnia Msrnu fosett
w an6 xhrs1hef ektth - aasd ehes ~ issr q
ave ysafs il - sr eras-gl uias ~ ns is - rnis
ta1es. n h4gs re atF h1rn Each lepfoHsd q 49,
f495tbE A1a 1t1eIt rnatloren matlaF hes AfitaF b
erarE tsAH aeF olAsF las Ne AaFs aisaens
q tee .aaeeafa - ~ "a = eluplsn NzEzis
eEdss, aHa nFils q aas9r9sa - ca aa4 FEeHlueil
atss ~svsR hAc4 4 kAAin1cN.
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CE We are requisite to state that on aniaf
ter Sunday, Nav 25th, the Passenger Train on tn
N c. R r. will leave Nashville at o'clock and
minutes A. H., and arrive at 40 minutes after 2
p NJ
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RosEs FoR NAsHvIILE-The Cincinnati
ComnSrcial, OF the 9lst inst, says:
Over one thnisand blooming RISES were
shipped f.r Nashville yesterday from Sayre's
NItseIy, "a the steamer Magnolia, for Mr.. z.
inuetl, Her cabin guards were literally
stTewsd wiih baAnIilul flowers.
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Alss i.Es = g eeppeF ha'a a. ElFsiz IA les
Les hsF e "a kiads.
eaAsbg q CcTtNa
ntfff ssFtvi'~ar e. hfsa4 -
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C. MARTIN, the Ice King, brough. to our Of
fee on Saturday evening a magnificent chunk of
clear hard, pure ice nearly foot thick. Martin
has the best Of ice.
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90 sHAREs oF srocK ZOE sALE

DIM o. rIELfSS As-nI aaars ar sals O. shnres stock
~ IL ths hscnaaies' hsitss1s And Las Assacatoa
k-frrsons sshtag % PafcAasg sel SlocEs Il Gny
and uh p4rase rase tkEtF arders ucs Ne a fehle
fwaWNH b
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NashvIIIe Kacc,---TbIrd Dav.

eE- Adams Express Co. has our thanks for
late Baltimore paper.
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Saturday rivalled the beauty Of its two i'm
mediate predecessors, and the largest crowd
of the meeting assembled TO witness the sport
The track was 10 suberb order The first race
Was for the Proprietor's purse, $20O-two mile
heats.
p. S. Fowler entered G. b. Lille Arthur, by
Glencoe, dam Blue Bonnet, by imp. Highfyer,
8 years old. Walked over.
The second race, viii Oh was the most inter.
estng one of the meeting, WAS for a handicap
purse of 5000 name at the post-one mile
heats. Ten horses were handicapped, but three
however made their appearances At the post.
A. TowleS' oh. c. MlshUilIe, by imp. Albion,
years old, SO lbs.-dress red.
p. s. Fowler's g. b. Little Arthur, . years
old, ITO lbs.-dress blue; and V. S. Stevenson s
b. h. Jim, 4 years old, 100 lbs.-dress yellow.
Little Arthur, from his reputation and per-
formances, had the call. The odds were two
TO one, and even larger were offered
FIRST HEAT.-At the tap of the drum they
start off finely, Nashville leading, Arthur next,
with Jim as the rear guard. They go through
the greater portion of the mile thus placed. AS
they leave the backstretch Arthur closed on
his leader, and they enter the last quarter neck
and neck. Arthur leads him to the distance
stand, where, TO save a collision with NdshUile
his rider drew him up, aud Nashville won the
heat.
SECOND HEAT-During the interim between
the heats, Arthur still had the odds. They
start well again, Ndsh0ilie again leading, with
Arthur close after him: be passes him before
entering the home stretch, and comes home
we'll ahead.
THIRD HEAr-The odds were now largely
on Arthur. We heard bets of five to one
those who observed closely. however, thought
they detected signs Of crsmp 10 him. At the
drum tap Nashoiiie and Jim sitrt well, and
Arthur stumbled, and was considerably 10 the
rear, and never regained h;s lost ground. Jim
followed NashVillo iill half dowa the quarter,
when ArtsUr PASSED him.
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CoMPLrMESTARY.-Mrs. Macreary has been
rendered complimentary benefit. 1t will take
place Wednesday night. We will publish the
correspondence tomorrow morning.
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CLIMATIC PHESoNESA.-A correspondent 81
the Smithsonian Institution, At Fort Clarke,
Alachua county, Florida, writes that IL is q
remarkable feature Of the clinste Of that
place that IL Is entirely exempt from storms or
high winds-BOne having been known for
thirty years. The Storm which caused &C
much destruction Ia 1854, on the coasts Of
South Carolina and GeorgiA, WAS there only
stiff breeze. Both North aud South Of Fort
Clarke high Winds are comraou.
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QUICK, MEAD q Co,


IfuK AHsuaia, ktisata NasAsiis FsisssHpA Haa nss
II workans thrssSh % snsnaiA, 6a, phsrs "a ehnneen
sh otnef kAe fahninG NERD, k&44 an1 ea1hs lbs me
tos 10 Sod rsPsF lkTuaah boa haahEkis q AaasaaA.
and ~ - teep h pa hsnFs wsshalse es4Esr
POI al ops ~ INA Ias shreaEk uhsFielt tins
lesAaas asd eEpss = - stls gsa ssarFAi aatstan.
BeTlf-n SC Club, cara.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sFAsrtr MEpIcIxE.-Eve,y Family should keep hand
some tonic Alternative blood purifier administer 10
sucdeu attacks when ysicisns cannot be mad. CATER
Spanish Mixture all others, the medicine required
for whe il il perfect harmlsss its ELECTS powerful
that no ordinary disease can them For Biousnsss
Dzrrhea and sneh complaints, it as fought its way
into pablo favor, and now stands unrivaled. 4
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED By TEE INDICATED yAPoRs
-Ur Rn HusrER brother of Dr. Robert Hunter, respect
fully announces to all those who afflicted with diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs that lie has returned 70 St. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There is probably class Of diseases which wide
spread N their nature terrible In their results the
diseases Of the hroas and lungs IT, therefore, becomes
matter Of earnest socucs the rOfson to know there
BE- any means whereby diseases be controlled and
Rmelorated.
Dr. r. Hunter and ryseh have made these diseases
own peculiar study FOR several years. and We have found that
the only whereby these diseases be resched s
direct local application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breathed into the lungs In the form Of vapOr and
consequently brought In contact with the whole
face of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons distance sending full description Of their
case treatment according to their symptoms.
VIM. HUNTER, NJ D.,
OnHce on Eighth st., between Pine and Chestnut SITS,
api-3n West side, ST. Louis, No.