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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18
Esorssras GrS'I sUrT's OFFICE MEMPHIS CHARLES.

EEGISEEs's GENL SUPT's OFFICE MEMPHIS CHARLES
RALbOAD.
MEMPHIS jane 26, S5T
To WHOM CoNCERN.-This is tO cerify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased Of s. Bennett the right prepare and
their DePots Buildings, Cars, ac, &C, Vests Gayanic
patent hre md water proof Roofing aad that believe
it be economical and durable covering, having al
ready had iLin use for eight months.
SAM. TATE President
F. c. ARMS, Gent Supt.
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BE- drawn eaeh saturdaY in Decembcr. lsl7
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters Sa5s.
Plan or THE L0TTER Y.


Whole Tickets $1O Halves SIS; Quarters S254.
Plan or THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from to 5000, corresponding with those
Wses VFs sn'T'lsd with small tin tubes and placed in
The 6rst 85s Przeg similarly printed and encrcled are
The vheeIs are hen revolved and number is drawn
rom the wheel Of MN her and A. the saa lire Prize is
drawn from the other heel The Huuber and Prize
drawn opened exhibited TO audience, and
the ioners Prize being placed
agaiust the Number drawn This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes drawn out.
Approximate Prizes:-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers those dr. 3win the hrst
Prizes viii he E, emit ed 10 he 80 ct 6 PTss
those Tickets murdered 124s, 1919 1921, 1882, will
each be entitled to 1850 II Ticket No So oraTs the SO
each be ent led % $3.50, and according 10 the aboVI
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of SEQ will be determined by
the last figure q the Number that draws he $4,000 Prize
For example If the Number drawing the 800 0O ends
with No then all the Ticket where the uher ends in
ten he tickets whe ? iii be en-
titled to $50, and 20 o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
Certidcate Of age 10 whole Tekcts
" a. 10 10 2g@rtsF 2gs5ts :. ........''....}0 70
In ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Encoss the oney to address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first all
Purchasers have tickets ending figure they
The OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be to
pur hasers in mediaeiy after he drawing.
~ Purcha will please write their signatures plain
ami 1--WE their Post Office, County and state.
gY- Rrneuber IN every Prize is drawn and payable
fIn without de luctiOn.
E- All pr g, 81 900, and under, paid Immediately
after the drawInsothet prizes At the usual ime Of thirty
days
All communicate IS strictly couhdeniaI.
Address Orders for Tickets o Certificates to
5. SWAN d co, Augusta, u
~ Perons residing Montgomery, Ala, Allan.
ta Ca have their orders filed, and time by ad.
dressing S. Swan & Co., At either Of those cities.
Eg- a list OF the numbers hat drawn from the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each is
led viii be published after drawing 10 the fooz
ing parers :1U ustI geo CONS iutiJnuIist Ne0 or
Iey7s DeitI NsJy Regbte, Ctarle ton StJudard Nash
ys gazette, atlanta ye0cer Ae10 York Wsekiy Dag
BOak, SdUIRHah Morning Ae5Cs, Hic6Ds0ad DispIlcH
AetD York Dispatch, ami FLuLItHg JIiSs.) CLriOfs
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hUCkSk1N SHIRTS.
FEW besi qaaliy Of Baekskin sAirts. rsosiFsa sad
- ief ssls -
Iss.gl 3. AsGILL.
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Join L. MORGAN, Architect.

OFFICE Mss. CENTRAL 4 TENN. R. R. Co,
BOLIVAR TEAE., Oct. l, 1881. (
This will certifytl the NJ 7. R. K. Co. have pur
chased Of Mr. ". 3. Bennett the right to their
Cars, Bridges Buildings &C. &c Vests Galvauc Cement.
Having used and tested, have hesitation
commanding it be the best and cheapess covering
IN Z. p. NEELY, President
NJ. c. 4 I. r. K. Co.
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NKcLEAN'S
strengthening COrOIO
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,

AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
1HE greatest remedy IN the world This Cordaiis dis
TILED from Berry known only myself and chem
icay combined with some Of the most valuable medensl
blood Ioo black root, Wild cherrybar yellow deck dan
deHons sarsapsra elder flowers, with others producing
the most nfs ible remedy for the restoration OF heath
ever knoEn.
IT IS NATURES OWN REMEDY,
diseases by natural laws when taken its healing
ana S s a,eeTsps the Circulation the blood 1t
neutra izes any bilious matter in the stoua0n' anu
TeIean's strensthenns Cordial win eaectuany cure
Liver complaints, Dyspepsia, Jsundiee'
Chronic or nervous Debility Diset'
the kidneys, and all Diseases arisinES
from a DisOrdered Liver or
StOmachs
Dyspepsia Heartburn Piles, Acidlty or SICKNESS
or Swimming the Head Palpitaton Of the Heart H.
Or sudocatiR Feeling when I1Dg down Dryness Yel
Of the Skin and Ewes Might sweats Inward feyeIs
Pain in the Of the Back, Chest Sde Sudden nus-
OF heat, Depression Of Spirits Frghttnl Dreass An
Bocbs RT po tbe skin and Fever and Ague Cor Chis
Fever diseases OF the Bladder and omo
such Seminal Weakness, lneontinenoe o. CTahs,
quarry, Inflammation Weakness Of the Womb or blaa
der, Whites, sc.
THERE rs NO MISTAKE ABOUTIE
This cordial will never fall Of the above dis
eases per directions each bottle in German
English and French.
OYER HAZE 4 MILLION OFBOTTLES
Have sold durug the past six months and in no
failed in giving entire satisfston who
then will suBer weakness debility when AcLsda's
Strengthening Cordial will cure you
TO THE WOMEN.
DO you healthy and strong? Then 60 at once
and get Of Mel eans Cordial II will strengthen and
rich rosy bloom of health your cheek again
Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN
We say parents II children sicky, puny,
complaints prevalent children, give
them a small quantity of McLean's Cordial, and Il will
make them healthy fat and robust. Delay not mOment'
try It aud you will be convinced.
IT IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
EVERY COUNTRY MERCHANT
Should uotIesve city until he had procured a supply
Of McLean's Strengthening Cordial. Il sss rapidly, be
cause always liberal discount will be made 70
those who buy to sell again.
CAUFION-BeWare Of druggists or dealers who may try
palm Bitter SaTsaparia trashl which
buy cheap, saying il is just coed Avoid
such Ask for 1cLedHS Strengthening Cordial, and
nothing 1t il the only remedy that wall purify
the blood thoroughly, aud at the same time strengthen the
system.
One Tablespoonful every morning fasting q
tain preventive for Cholera Chs and Fever, Yellow Fever
any prevalent disease.
Price only $1 per bottle, or six bottles for 50.
J. II. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor OF the Cordial
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
~ Principal Depot on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, Mo.
ny For sale in Louisville by BELL TALBOT co.
/ Springer Bro, aud Raymond attsn.
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DR. LARNONTsS PARIS AND LONDON NED
u ICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE-20th
edition. 400 pages, 100 eectrotype pictures CLOTH 81 and
four stamps Mailed free. Among its contents is
anatomy the organs of the male and female
all their diseases and weaknesses; latest discoveries in
production; ard healthy mode OF preventing con
unequaled Paris and London treatment Of GOunOrrha,
Gleet Structures, Syphilis, Primary and Constitutional
Emissions ImpoteDcy, &c So Mercer ST. opposite St
Nicholas Hotel New York Address letters TO box S44 N
Y o. 1--WE recommend DR.. Larmont to the afflicted -
Courier des Flats Uis Stats Zetung, Democrat, Day
Book, Mercury, atlas, Police Gazette, dc.
rnarchlT-dly
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom VIsCHER OWEN CO., GenI Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDIzs, ,346 Broadway, New York.
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Group, Hopping Cough, Influenza.

SPRIS6FIELD, MISS, Feb :, 1886.
PRoTHER AVER: 7 will cheerfuIly certify YOUR PECroRAL
is The best remedy possess for the of WAoopfRg
Cough Group, and the chest disease Of children. We
fraternity in the South appreciate your skin and
mm,nd your medicine to people.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18
CHEAP sFoVESg!

FEfE have Lard siauds q al sass, aAis q heavy tn
w whieA we sil -sa = lss Prlesa- Asa.
Eanssgs EtutfE4s, Gei4aasfs, Laaies, .kiunsrs. A.
Al - 800 80 aal teE l3E iaT Cash.
Sev. ss--sG NAoKEszIE VII on.
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Bows. Youths and ChiIdren,s

ININE Calf Roots, Broges and Oxford Ties;
Il Eoys' and Youths Coarse BIoge- and Boots,
quality and sizes, made presy order
for service, by 7. r. Z. CUTTER.
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From 8. NJ. PETTINGILL co.'s ADVERTISING A1EI'Ni
And Nc. 10 State street. boston.
are AGENTS for the most influential and larges
trcuIatng Commercial Papers both in the United anu
the Oanadas. -.---.oly.~~
AGENTS WANTED,
TNo sell Goods for manufacturing house In THIS Cty
i Salary from 41CO 20 s15oTeT month a'u * Ess
On recent of TO- we will forward saUpes 6y Express
with instructions; or address enclosing p - stamps "
paTticnisrs c. b. OENls,
Real Estate and stock Broker,
No 90 Elm ST.. pnat, mo-
June 1-1yd. foSt ONoe Do@ O
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AMOS LIE, ESQ, MONTEREY, IA writes, 80 Jan. 1856:
81 had tedious luduer which conne In doors
ek>. took med cines without relief haly
your PECToRAL BY the advice OF cerg The FIRST
dose relieved the soreness IN throat and lungs less
than one half the bottle made completely well. Your
edcines the cheapest well the best bu
and este m you Doctor and your remedies the poor
%. Lrs..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18
TIE GREATEST INVEHTIoN OF THE AGE.
Vests Patent GalYanic Cement
For R@~@n

II VIE subscr Der is prepared cover build
iugs with and better article thar before
had cnc men experimenting, and that It has been the
study o. Architects aud Builders for years. discover
article for roofing purposes wonld sudden
changes or the weather. I'D be impPrFous to FIRE AMI
has been attained without costing than people
wish The contraction, expansion and Tustrg Of metal
ecme useless, unless being repaired great expense
yearly EhESles not FIRE proof and
fiat roofs and the various Composition and Cesnts that
nave osn brought into for roofing do not stand the
action of the weather. but they when &c warm and
crack when frostv, and after Years become
crumb worthless whereas inventor of the Gal
vsne Cement has abOred twenty years combine
ces to Obviste those Difficult , testify from his
log experience, ana timonials from reliable
persons, who have had his combination applied their
ouIdn' that his Cement j. the cheapest and best acer
before known The combination Of his such
that it is calculated for entire roofs fat seep
eTiDg over old shingles without removing them lining
eavstToughs, scanning around batement ehimueys and
sky-ighS. Covering car-tops gteamer-decks C. This
Cement bY its nconduction and gaVaniSu prevents
extremes Of heat and cold better than thing in
vented for entire roofs for covering
side of wood bu dngs making them fire proof Its ap
is Ike sate beautiful for the rich palace the
hu N Die cottage.
The gned having secured the right to the State
tennessee, viii sell rights of Territory, by Counties
Towns, reasonable terms.
TIE ssbscr5er is prepared build
ngs, in any part OF the State, az hort uJd-e
This Roof is being put in this city, for the eeue
At of all concerned and warranted excel all other modes
of Roofing. The subscriber has ad his mode Of Roof
ing tested its qualities during the last year and
half in the city Of Memphis which has proved salts actory
to which number Of the ost prominent citizens
testify.
For further in formation enquire at he Office where
samples may be Office with A. v S. Ludsey, Real
Estate Broker, No. SO, College eet, Nashville, Iepn
address box 90, P. o.
w. g. BENNETT, Proprietor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18

Imported Wines, Groceries, &C.,
L. ~ w. GEERK,
2OS Canal St, and 7I9 Broadway, H. z.
(EstabIIshed 1000
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS FIRST QUALITY
Family Groceries.
oder TO the TRADE, HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who are choice in their taste, and desire
genuine article, large variety Of
TFAs-GREEN AND BLACK, sOUCHONG, PoUCHING,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, OOLOHG, IN PEaIAL, HYsOE,
FUNPOWDER, YOUNG TYSON, Sc, in chests and half
chests &c.
COFFEE-M1CHA AMI JAVA
WINEs-MAnEIRAs, SHEKRIEs, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.
very Old and high grades in original packages, demi-
Johns laguums and bottles.
BARTON and GUESTIER'S CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNEs-Noe Chandon's, Cabinet Imperia
Varsenay-
Do Heidsck, G. Il. Mumm's Cabinet Imperial
VeTsenay,
INCONSISTENCIES Runs, Whiskey, Gin. ArIack, ABB
sinhe Kirsh, SC, &C. in original package Aiso Gu
rae 0, Maraschino, Anisette. Hoyeau Bitt-rs, &c.
MALT LIQUORS-London Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
Iish Aes.
SEGARs-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PICKLFS-ENGLIsHe and FRENCH.
SAUOES-For Fish, Cur-ie, Meat, &c.
CHgESE-STILTON, CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA,
. PRINCE ALBERT, PABAIESAN GRUYEI.Et SAPSAGO,
DUTCH and AMERICAN.
SUGARS-LOAF, CRUSHED, PCLYERIZEO, st. CROIX,
&c. in barrels and hall barrels.
HAMs-WESTPHALIA and AMERICAN.
DISSOLVE, SPERM and WHALE.
II , Our Liquors warranted, unadulterated, and OF
our own importation. sept22
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e lolICWlng gentlemen VINO nave
ers.
". s. BENNETT, Proprietor.

Attached is a from John L. Morgan, ESQ., Archi-
tect, by which may be TIE opinion of Mr Samuel
Sloan the celebrated Architect, and ATchitee
ture whose experience with this mode Of roofing WithO
a doubt, is satisfactory to all.
MEMPHIS March II, 1857.
Mr.. w. s. BEESETT-When in Philadelphia, Pa, few
davsagO, called upon Mr. Samuel Sloan the ebrated
Architect, and author Of the Sloan Work Archtecur
asked his opinion TO the durability. &C, Of Vests
Patent Roof such you using the city Of Memphis
and he tod that he had no hesitation in saying to
that it is good and durable roof and all adyo
cai be; farther saying using
hne building for himself Respectfully.
IOuN l. MORGAN Architect
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EVERY COUNTRY lLERCHANl


~ Principal Depot, the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, Mo.
ny For sale in Louisville by BELL, TALBOT & co.
Springer Bro- aud aym0nd attsn.
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III Is DELICIOUS 10 TAKE.

We say to parents, II children scky, puny
afflicted complaints prevalent children, give
them quantity OF McLean's Cordial, and Il will
make healthy, fat and robust. Delay not moment
try il aud you will be convinced.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18

THE grea test remedy in the This Cordial Is dis
TILED from Berry known only 70 myself, and chem
csy combined With some Of the most valuable medenst
roots herbs and barks known to the mind Of man VIZ;
blood oot black root, wild cherrybak yellow deck dan
deHons ssrsapsra, elder flowers with others pFoaens
the most infs bIe remedy for the restoration OF health
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18
It TT - 70 U1TUpng OWN REMEDY

Curing diseases by natural laws hen tAken ~. hIalnb
7nh renee felt couTsing through every VEN q LS
purifying acceIerating the circulation OF the o =
neura izes any bilious matter in the stomach ana sns
thens he whole organization. .-,,-- .--.
McLeans strengthening Cordial VIII eHecsNANS S
Tsvsr MA JauudiCe,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18
MEMPHIS, TENN- . Dec. sth, 1856

Carriage Mandatory, Monroe St, Memphis, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18
,ua "a Disordered Liver
%fnnnaeI.
OYER HALF 4 MILLION OFBOIIZBS
TO THE WOWEN.
FOR CHILDREN

DO YOU wish to healthy strong? Then 60 at orc
get Of Mel cans Cordial Il will strengthen an'
iuvigorate your ow through ven and tn
rich rosy bloom of health your cheek again
Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10
THE LAYING OF THE TELE-
GRAPH CABLE.

The London Timss observes that the re-
.ph of this fHt experiment is "sauss
for immediate regret--none for permanent
Encouragement" and adds
at is remarkable enough thst a some.
what similar failure has hitherto attended
almost ali b-mahne enterp:isesi 10 Tho nrt
instance. The provisions Of science are ex'
traordinary, bat they cannot quite dispense
with the teachings Of experience. The
general opinion amongst those most quah'
fed to form judgemet apPearsto be- thas
we have learned enough 10 this nrst essay
N render the success Of the next attempt
norally certain. Two important points
have been deeisivsly set at rest by what
has already been achieved The unParai-
| led length Of the cable, and The vast depth
to which il was sunk have presented no
obstacles to its teIegraphic working; until
1.-The final disaster occurred, messages were
flashed with the most perfect success along
I two thousand five hundred miles length OF
wire, a portion Of which Yves submerged
to the depth Of nearly tive miles 70 Tue
ocean. Another point relates TO the rate
al which the cabla can be paid out. 1t
has been conclusively proved that there Is
no obstacle to laying it down at the rate
Of f,e miles per hour, in the greatest
depth Of water that exits, on the proposed
line OF subnersion, between Ireland and
J Newfoundland. Another difficulty to over
0 come is sinking OF a cable OF such length
: to depth 50 great--a difficulty which ha'
probably been more fully demonstrated BY
1 The results OF lhis experiment than 1t could
/ have been BY previous caleulatiOu-ls th'
!. great force Of the under current. Whii'
Ihe direct course Of the Niagara was only
about 28e miles, the expenditure OF eabl'
wa. about 3s0--a difference which pre-
ori could scarcely have been calculated
upon. In tue next adventure every CIR
camstance Of this kind will be taken full
OIL into calculation; the mechanism tor pas
Q. sing a cable into the water viii no dOuO
1 receive ali those Improvements Of when
Ig is susceptible, and, If the time beso fOrt'
ri pately chosen as TO secure three weeks
Or favorable weather, IA circumstance BY a
means immaterial, )there cen be no reaso
be whatever for despairing Of ultimate SUI
or ,.s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10

nv political faith, and | call upon you to
yi6dieate those principles Mt the ballot box.
| have great hopes even Of Hamilton
county redeeming herself. She gives
bright promise Of justifying the sllusion
Of Governor Wood, when be referred 70
her as enlightened Hamilton (Laugh'
terl | wart to see Hamilton county do
ipc as she did three years ago. and l be-
Iiegs she viii join the balance OF the state
in adopting Republican sentiments.
But there is a gentleman here TO nlgh.
from Columbus a gentleman who voted
for Buchanan; but who never adopted the
Dred Scott decision as an article OF bis lam
but who, when be saw the Douglas, Ne,
braska, Dred Scott Convention, assembled
At Columbus. ike Daniel Of Old. he eeuid
not bow to the idol.
After an eloqueHt conclusion, Governor
| Chase retirel amid heavy applause, "hel
Judge H. B. Warden, of Columbus, late
reeusant of Democratic doctrines, was IN
trodueed. and delivered a strong speech.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10
From Cleveland Herald, 27th, ult.
BREsLIN IN CANADA.
Ho,s he Talks aud HOw he Acts.
LONDON, c. W.. Aug. IS. '5I.

Hon he Talks aud How he Acts.
LoSDOy, C. W.. Aug. IS, '57.
MEssas EpIroRs:--We Canadians-
have a man just now amongst US whose
presence / understand wOald be very de-
sirabls il the State Of "0ld Ohio" al
lude to Mr. Breslin, the defaulting State
Treasurer, whose presence here IS the theme
of much conversation, particularly amongst
our polite fraternity, who appear very
anxious that a reward should be offered for
his capture. Mr. Breslin gives BIS name
here IS Wright. lie purposes settling 10
Hamilton and erecting Mansion there,
as he believes Hamilton to be one Of t e
finest cities 10 Cauads. Breslin's bair is
rapidly becomeing gray--denOting CARE
He is regarded by every weIl.thiuAing
man here as a consultative scamp, aud
the public hope that the Extradi'ion Tre'
~ viii be 50 amended as to guarantee bIi
return 10 the scene Of dsfalcaIions.
Breslin is stopping at the ~RoItasoI
Hall" Hotel, in this city, who're he faIe
sunptuOusly every day. He mIng.e7 i
every local enjoyment, aud snaps h's tn
: gers at the Columbians. ], as an inhat
tant of Canada, abhor the idea OF allowln
such scbemer to nest here, aud wish b
e were in Columbus where he would NEE
b his deserts. Let good rsvard be offered
t Breslin can be caught, and our Police d.
0 tectiyes are smart, active fellIws.
r Yours, &c, JUSTlTIA.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10

BAROMETER. The Tribune gives The
following method for constructing enc al
a cost Of only few cents: i,
aDissolve some camphOr in slchoh0i
and throw into the solution some soda;
the camphOr will beprecipitated in snowy
fakes; collect these by passing the mixture
through filter, and put them in vial
with clear alcohol. in which as much Gam
,,hor a. Il would take has been disolSed'
Cork it, place it where it will not Os DIS, !,
,r,bed e,amine it every morning and
nirht."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10
SALT BARRELS FOR PRESERV'
ING APPLES.

We have received letter from O. W.
Cooke, orWaterloo, New York, in when
a fact of great Importance is related 10 raj
erence to the preservation of apples. he
purchased five barrels of choice apples Ia
ken from one pile, last autumn and put
them into bis cellar. On the first of Apn'
last. when be came to examine them' those
in four of the barrels were mostly all dam
aged, whilst those placed in the other Tar
rel was sound, fresh and good What wa
the cause of the preservation Of the ap'
pIes in this barrell Our correspondent
saws It was Syracuse salt barrel' and oal
contained coarse salt, and he believes thu
was the cause of their immunity from To'
He, at least, can give no other rCas0rl'-
Neither can we.--AnlsricGn FarnsfT'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-10

FEE STEWART & Co,-Yesterday, Judge
rowrie heard the application for writ OF
error in the case Of Fife, Stewart and C6ar'
Iotte Jones, The reasons as filed oy MI
Howard were, as we are informed the
same as those pressed upon the attention
Of Judre Mcclure on motion fora new
tria! aud overruled. -.
Judoe Lnwrie remarked that without
expressing or intending to express any
oniuion on the merits of the case, be would
Grant the writ of error, aud So he do
THE writ IS made returnableon the iourth
Monday in October. The paper BOOK Il
ordered to be made and submitted to Tue
District Attorney twenty days before tn b,
day for the return Of writ. This VII
bring the whole matter before the on
prerSe Court. This is, we believe ID
| FIRST case of this kind that has been take
before the Supreme Court under the AZ
! of the last Leglslature'-F"s' ""<'"'