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boppiDE a. Southampton both golg and returning, thaV
osr passengers prsessdin Bo1dR Hagrs, Vanard
any 0hsr route S the economy Of line and oneF.
Passage ou New foTk SouthamDEaR and Brsnlsl, bra
Cnbin SsosR, ~ doafsi First CaLa, Lower salool
dollars; Second do. % dollars.
An letters and newspapers msst pass through ths Pod Or
dee.
No bills Oladinr viii be gaed or psrcsisrscsiysa % ne
day Of sailing,
An experienced surgeoR iu artsehrd - -a,h 'i5F.
For freight 80 passage apply
9. h. SAND, ~ Souib " lillian slrs-t NeH Uz.
g. A. HRINkKEN & 60, Bremen.
CR0SKkY & CO, SOulkEmptsn.
WM TgEINN taugrl ~
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,,r5T,s \ .,-sEsEs AND ALABAMA RAILROAl
OPEN TO BROAD STREET.

ObEN ~ DhNAD y AeA1iAA'
OE and after Monday, sept let 1885, Trans Wlirun
} rs Lows:
GOING Il UTH.
Mail and Pass Freight and Pass,
r--,-, EssbviIIa at gSu.Au. S.l5, Pm.
Arrive at Thcmpsoa's $50, l5,
GOING NORTH.
Leave Th0mpso1s at9OO A. 80, H.
Arrive 40 Nashville lp50 10
Pssrsrs irou Nashville BY the Morning Train break
fast ut Franklin. -, -,
Trains at Thomps1ns
Tbr7urh Tickets to Memphis, Waynesboro, Jackson
Tasernba Florence, Columbia, and PulasEl can De pro
,oI A.. ANDERSON,
ougal-f If r. Eng, and SupT
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New ears Gifts.
SPLFNDID INVESTM ENTS.

WE propose give purchasers large portion Of the
w value Of the following drsirabl property:
Is desirable lot the OF aFs Store HOUae,
fronting Market street, opposite H. S. Frsnehs
and. Lot Of the same desonpuCn fronlg ~ iret on
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and AEoama Railroad
a. Three magnificent Residence Lots fronting 100 feet
each on Broad street West Nashville.
h. West NASHVILLE extended. "a Of beautiful land,
Subdvided into BALI Is, having long front on the
beautiful residence W. n. Biibo, no The aOoVsiG
the very investments offered IN this nErkst
We prefer selling the trark in a body.
Also GO a acres land, mites from the city,
the Broad ke The saugune judges Of Real
Estste cannot keep pace with The advance IN value OF west
Nashville property.
We also offer two beautiful Lots on corner Of Gay and
Park streets in Watkins Pr MUM Addtinn to Nashville
5th. Edgefeld s Unwa1d! We cnuT for sale mag
Residence lot Of ~ iTonng 90 feet the
Neil 5. Brown.
Also great many beautiful building Lots fronting 50 feet
each Gaalu Pike, Woo land Russell and Father
land Streets HOuston BlOOd's, BOcEWay's and other
additions Edgeded. Aso, snumOsr Of Premium lots IN
about S6O 900 Real Those wishing
bargain will dad their interest 10 give us ga before
supply exhausted NaShy e IS growing sstsT thar
ever, aud Real kslae aud will continue to enhance
rapidly IN value. J. L. & &. ". BROWN,
jln4-Im 44,1 Cherry street.
MAGNIFICENT FARM FUR SALE.
w Offering for sale, most liberal terms,
w Of the superior Farms 10 the Southern States con-
tanning acres finely mbeTsd, being part Orhs
Tract which Gen LucuS J. Polk resides in Maury county,
fronting the Turnpike Road leading from Columbia 70
Mount Pleasant and or miles from Inc rnsT psee We
in ss na or ne whole as purchasers desire one diVs-
ion about having Of The finest springs IN
the County, aud never falling Stock water both. We
compared the Lands in Middle Tennessee with I0Ose Of
aud have hesitation In saying that the
above rac Lands immediate vicinity the
most beautiful The soil, forest growth,
neghbOthOOd, &c. unsurpassed Those wishing prem
um Farm that viii COZ time TO enhance rapdidy in value,
should by all means the above PITm before par
chasing. Call on Csn. Polk on the prem ses, to
IL. & r. W. BROWN,
decIO-Imdirw&w Az Cherry street
EXTBAURDINARY BARGAINS FOX
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TlANAWGY nom tue suhteribsf, rasidlng ln boiuA
~ bia, MaarY CouEIy, Ienn on ihs zs1 Aosaai7et -
= YsIoa 5ny named DlCk. said Boz ts about fta,a
vra Of age Wa eha from In % I7J rs. . shout druA
at szht inches high. u bright m1siQ coqf qlcz lp1aI
and o rahsr ndoans appaarznca ds . supposed % haHa
nee Bass ast of 10 kathV8, and Do th0ugE
% be lurking o. hat vicniLy nov s give al abova
ward for his a3Prshsa1io1 Gnd sonhnsma1 n jail 60 a
n sssara hins r'rsA al Jobh bhOhA.
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HAMSf hAM9I
VFgF psssiFsd ass c-.a lpaies 1ams hg hgtly b
81 agHI LANBR PntLllR9.
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RAILROADS, sc.
- -
Freight Reduced!

- .-sllE
Freight Reduced!
Rates OF Freight from
CHARLESTON TO NASH FILL E.
70 sovr,vvs WITHOUT lATEnATIoN uSTn FHE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
FIRST CLASS
Piano FOrtes BoOks, Stationery, Boots Shoes aRe asa
IiouoTs oils, &C, 40 bottles, CamPhine snd sPns
Turpentns in barrels, CarPetng China, Sisss .; -
Glassware, CgaJa IN cases CloeEsI S2 ss Dr.
Goods in buxss nd bales, Drugs Frqits Fruit irees
and Shrubbery, Furs GaIden seeds, LooAhS y $500 500
and Looking Glass Plates, lat owners rsa. . t s5s'
in cans and Jars, sadolery Tin aud Brtlahla l.
Tess and speoes per 100 %
SECOND CLASS. Il,
B7duac. except such as tpeciaed in FirIl and Enld
Ciassps Coffee Mills, Machinery, FoIeiFu L-t9-a
fl be,rels and pines Tobacco 10 boxes, Leather IN
rolls EnL boxes Glls in barrels and casks, TToekey
PisseT sheet brass and Copper, per zoe bs''.Sl %
TIIHU GLASS.
Ayea shoves Spades Sad lions zine ana la lA pss'
I'm Pi ne Auvls, Vices, casks Of Chains ald hoes
Manila aud otloa C0rdsge, Coffee, aeasy CaSt.ss'
and sEgs aud R0slu 10 barrels per 100 iDs'''''' ~
SPECIAL RAJ Ess ,.,..
F-rurp and Carriages boxed, and other light articles
nor enumerated; also clrboys OF Aelas o. 20 hst t
Chemicals, VIII be charged Oy ga SGtaa M "'isl g 80
Have every package plain marked WIN name oI C1H ~
siqpee destination aud depot Of delivery Attention 20 ,ns
tier prevents delay and Losses aud hsures sP'o'
CHARLESTON ROUTE. -
Goods consgned % Agents Of the S0uth CaTohna
Ra5r8d t g,lresu D, viii be Forwarded FRAE OF S0A
uIs5la drayage, Wharfage and postage only chaIgeoi
b 6Irb with ol freight PAID ye'sHl VIII Oe Ig
ed 10 consiguees. Mark packages, care Agent 3 T. n H.
CIarle~tOu.S 3 G. -, 80 ...--,, 4
so tBt those prefer O-lguing 10 Commission Alouh7
can 90 SD and tnCiT eEp0ns5 bill payable heTs
am freighT ar Nashville and Stations on tne NAsu'lo au
grlraroya Railroad sent from Charleston " urOus
Trains ou ana Sapprrs ma! rely upon she Utmost os'PAen
Tg rom Charleston TO Nashville viii al all 'imei be
as low by savannah IL, - ovs-,t,rgs.
Lam authorised. viii settle prompuy any 'eiSis'
AMI damages that may occur on lhls Line . - -,
In case of lost or uIts Jog goods will take cnage os a
rrgesaTy fJT their recovery anu NJ
~ nan for The same within % days amer notice Is gEoA u
% ulHlH. 90, A. -t-r,,o ,.,5 rvbot,srooga
Ror9aJ ~ aar Co mind tnat the above rates Apply 10 az
.7oj from C lesion, which 9 be delivered a. we
5.gf.- - 1sIrus viz: stevenson, Anderson, Dechero,
initial. ma ruaGdy, WauTace, ShelhyNlle beiOuIAtS'
E1s rrviIle NIu rfreesbOTO, Smy rna and LaYeIgts -
shan h ureUart give every explanation auu ihIoina
lion ded u regard FTeiEhs and Expense oiis Oote5
Don sHs may rely upon pOmpt answers 10 all inquiries au
,yrr ear on pveu business brought under my super
yer-irn and coaITol. CHAS W. ANDERSON, AGENT
College st., Nashville.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For January, 1857,
r. FRANCE q CO., HaBas

X FhANCE . Con MaBa8oF8s
Drawings eoudusted under the supsrintsndsnes OF s
State Lottery Commissions.
PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN,
GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY on THR HAFAGA
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS I,
To be drawn SATURDAY, January Blst in Bal6nora IA
10000 Tickets III 900 PriEsBl
In these Lotteries every Prize must be drawn by sams
one a. all the Prizes are drawn out Of the Wheel
~ Z. q. HUBBARO o., are authorised hF he Ma
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c. UARDEN, lone, is authorised to use the name Of
-o s.t4 Hrtn mo IS DARDEN. TURNER d CO
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Gen s E Anderson, Hon A Ewing, Col n stevenson,
1s-- a rrrsa e. Co. u & " Eakiu & Cs Al Duncan &
a., Nashville. " q Spence, MurfreesborOi C"l msT6ry
a % Harrison. Sic HiuHvir; Lem Trousdas, Memphis; Col
n d. N, aa Kroxy r. Seago q abbott and W Wallace,
s.r..... a.. rfarg '5--rfH JAMES GLOVER.
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We G.. BRUCE,
IIABjas rssurnod ron VI Eas with lhs largest sOsk OF
Al sORsgBud Goods 20 be sold a. Whelosas ana ksta
SVSE ORsrSa Ia the Wssgsrn eeautry, tS-WiIE
RTATIOHkBE.
IoO ksanl q Letter FaPsEi 75oo ssfsaai1g novslogss
- ooua. Psps5 Giais; q I'inA '''l' ''i''''
1 iS s so6S G1 5.D TSSs E''' 'la Ss6si fsaSa f.ssi
10 " fEaoy H0tSl tS,l.,,v,,
sge .sst. Laivss aAd FSrks ea HamasI sad Hstohsts
1000 Pocket Knives isa dozen ArgsHiins Silver
l0VS RasouS I : sdrds'5G tRubls barssl eaas
PASCT GOODS.
% " hair Onj sS0oPou AOnaias,
1sIs Fancy W0Fk Boxes l50 dOasR LiRsn hdkh
so Lsdls; COmPaDien,j rs sik aol
SO0O PssES PiH', No. Z, as, 80 = Spool Thread; ;
IoOs pair Buck Skin slovsSI Nuriao UsaSsshirS5
~ dSa sshIS Hhits and fancy
BOOKS.
UOss vol Standard BooEsJ
GOLD WATCHES AHp JBWRLEH
% Magfa ease Cold Watshssi 10 Do Gold Hssk QAEaaJ
30 english gold patent levers O onrg FOB and Vest dos
msnufasluFsd b. 5Ossph Is DO Sold Seals and Keys
Liver ool 600 sstts OF CaU oSs, In
esp Silver LsVeF Watahsa 20 Flsrsnlins, do;
$50 Open face Silver dc 500 pair Plain Sold BAR Rings
rs ComposiIioR DO; SOC Ladies' PsiH SOLD Breast
- tRTlSI Wasosei I;H 7Ooo Gents uua Laas, asd
I'D Dc Cbatliags PsHsib
e7OOs worth 81 cold FAssF
Bngsi -
700 GOld Peas with Silver Cases, assOrisd;
1920 = Gold {"
And All other articles uszsy found IN JsWslry Estaba
NsShans PsddlsFl and the sitissus gensray
nVssd TO call GRd make Bseoohl ss all the above
long different Save OtheF articles
tedious nsnhoa Ia sh'rt haVs EsythRg that lazy %
Aaco16sT ioT eOBISsoss 8s " Cedar Sssl Ns.hvil',
Tennessee. hoF2-omaGE
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EEE-S PILLS, glide, sugaT-shOd, over The palate, but
2 their energy though wrapped UP, is there, and tells
with giant urce The very foundations Of disease here
~ @ -suts OF sufferers who would not wear their distem
ers rHav kuew they culd bo cured for IS ceHts.Ty
aver, 5...s. aud you viii know it,
a--... fb. blood disease Will be starved out.
rsetHu 81 from Impurities and you are cured al
r.#aE-
Tr.. FrafI he BaCkaChe, Sidcache, JEundics, Rheu
.sr dc augrueuts e the Liver hldueys, and Bowels,
4 .-r. BE- ari al diseases which purgnIi'e remedy
arr r. a before them like darkness before the Sun
I.. -r.fI sou suffering from any 81 ihe numerous
rrr-r..| f- YOU. and % is criminal 10 neglect H.
TrH..-rs Cfuru Pecioral, Is the best medicine for
i.., d.. -r a Iaa whole world, and that HFsT's Pills
af . best cd al PiIIs,s known TO those who have used
E...,--.f ny ET. , a. AVER, Practical Chemist,
fa~e Mass, and sold by all Druggists and Dealers IN
N....Ema through this section.
F.u. 20 -u.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
LINE


DALI LINE.
THHE following steRmsm form the Daily 49, \
United Slatss Nail Line from Nashville lAA-arRt
and Cairo, leaving Nashville At - O'Clock,
NJ. and Cairo ate A N.
J. @. CLINE, HITE, Master; CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
WHAvER, Master AMBASSADOR, WATTT, AAIsSri ALBA,
HARMAH, Master.
This line OTmB daily connections at Cairo With the CAiFo
and New Orleans Daily Mail steamers, the Louisville and
Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
Louis and Chicago Passengers by tha line reaeh
New Orleans, Memphis st. Louis and Louisville nash
time by any other Boats. For passage freight
apply the Nail Packet Once Of A. L. Davis.
81. o. W. DAVIS, President
noV29-u BBs N.& n. U. 3. Nail Packet Company.
MEMPHIS ANDNA- HVILLE PACKET
THE dns pasEen ger steamer ALRONIA, Capt.
4 JANIS MILLER, will In tho above trade 4afsa
this season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY
at O'Clock, p. n, and Memphis sVsry THURSDAY az
P M Passengers may rely the above boat leaving OHsh
place on the day and al the same time advertised
A. HAMILTON,
Oct23-H H. a. HARRISON, Agents.
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NEW ARRIVAL Or BOOISs SHOESg
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &C.
FOR FALL AHO WINTER TRADE, AT
e.. Bs HalL'S,
KO.1s, PUBLIC SQgIRS,
(tONMsTTHG In part a. follows, ViHT
~ SuPoEARo King. KID Slippers
" g White Rid and Satin snpPSrE
4" Black Satin Slippers;
Kid BOOtseG thiR and thick 5oicsI
q. Black Lasting Lasting Slippers and BqaskinE
Lastg Congress Caters with & without hssln
Caters, side aud front lace;
GOstsSWsd and Psggod BOOtssS;
Mis5sS
FiaS Kid BootsSs and ShppsrG
OAfar'n" - = e.. -. :. :.
" Ance Ties;
BsTVants' Calf and Goat BOotseS, large assoFmapk
Gsnts 6ns Calf Single and Double Sole BOSuS;
- - Oxford Ties;
I {" Monterey Ties;
- Patent Leather Shoes
Boys fns CEl' Boots, &c, dzg.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS. TRUNKS.
splendid assortment Of Iron Frame Sole Leather TraV-
sng Trunss Vsisss, Bonnet Trunks, Velvet and Brus-
sells CaEPsE BAGS, OIL Cloth Travelling bags &C, &C. all Of
Whi0h low prices 5nal profits and
quick salss is the motto. Give call.
sePl7-1 c. B HALL Is Public Square.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI


TTNHE commodious and substantial fast &Ah
i running stesTer SEVENTH-SIX. VS,hE4lteSf
r. K. BARCLAY Master, is held in rsadi
By the inst rise of water 70 resume her regular tr
above during the coming For freight and pas
Ege having superior accommodation, apply on board or
sevtl7-t Il. II HARRISON, Agent
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Ep KS sms or large, accompanied with The cash, ior
rr.s on every description from finger ring, hat or
1vf complete Stock Of Goods, GrO' cries, Drugs
" d steam Engine, carefully and promptly
da tl aud forwarded as Instructed Commission cha rye
GIVE TDTyuai. ,.,,,,--,,r
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
~ A NJ EHT

THE new and com mOdiOus light draUght =
steamer, DIsHoSB, Capt w. r. HOLL- "
CROFT. Master, G. T. REEDER, Clerk, will
ply during the between the above ports. Having
peror accOmmod atoms ard experienced Clerk who vii
give prOmp attention all ORDERS solicit for this Boat
liberal patronage For freight passage apply board,
or n. Il HARRi> on,
g. T. YRATkHAN,
I'm Ash
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$685. priEss amounting sos coo
Wholss $50; Halves sI0 Quarters IS; EighthG 80.
Certificate Of PackAgs Of 2S holVss 1855 90
DO. do. 20 Halves 4" ........ Is7 so
Do. do. 81 Quarters ...s.... s5 IS
Do. do. 26 EIghths ........ ss Is
~ All orders for tickets packages In anV Of the
Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt attention, and the
drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after It IL
over. Address 7. h HUBBARD 3 CO,
No 80 Fayette Ct, or Boz No. 80,
dscS1 Baltimore, Maryland
1856. UNOIN LINE Ot 1857
NASHVILLE q NEW ORLEANS PACK ETk,
yAMES JOHNSON........s.'CA 'CAPT' !Es8R toHSsoE
HUMBOLDT. nN. sTROHa
~ BlLAND. n l.. DlBnUNE9.
NASHVILLE IHOa- hRLL1HTBER
TNHK above will regularly Ia the New Or
leans and Nashville trade. One them being in each
port every during 'he boating These Boats
all owned Nashville, and built especially FOR this tads
Capt Duasd will their Agent New Oreans and
will attend any business connected with the line
speeuly sO"ii the pstrO Of the Mercantile and TEVs
lRg community well satisfied that the omcen and Agents
viii spare sXsTiOnS to desire thsiI favOTI.
A. HAMILTON,
Agent, NaShVtAA.
B.. DUFIKLD,
oet23-tf p Agent New 0FlSaR1.
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GENTLEM EN'S EAR.
n RNT's Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
VI Gsnt's Fine Calf Stitched
. DOubls Sole %
g Water proof
!" GOHgrsSS Caters;
Oxford Ties,
These goods from Of the bSSt manufastoFsS n
Philadelphia. Gail 81 Ne. 90 Public Square.
nOvs SNYDER 4 BRIS1RLL.
LADIES' SHOES.
ONYDBR & FRIzEBLL opening to-day some GhOies
~ wear for the Ladies, committing Of;
Ladies' Thick Sole Lasting GRitsu;
French Leather GRitsFsi SomsIhins new;
" " half "
Kid
Congress Kid s.
- This Lasting half "
These goods are VOry haRdsome. Call At
SNYDER d FRIEEBLE,
noT5 ~ PubliG Square.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-04-02
Directions to Modern Piano Forte
PLAYERS. -a i.1t'sf

Always expect to be asked to play in
every company, no matter how large or
how grave it may be, and feel hurt if you
are not. 4 ,.},lr.- ~. -.
If the invitation to the piano does not
come, inquire of your hostess, or her
daughter, if she" plays much nova days.
and of what manufacture the instrument
is" If the hint is taken, assure the lady
that you are "quite out of pract.ce;r play
but very little at any rate, and never
without your notes. saga agaa
If the last, fortunately, are discovered
in your muff in the dressing-room, reinem.
Der now that you were trying them with
Adelaide, that afternoon, and forgot to
take them out on your return home. .e
When fairly seated at the instrument
be sure to fix the attention Of every one,
BY taking ten minutes at least, to draw
your gloves off, arrange the lights, your
fan, boquet and pocket handkerchief.
Never consult the taste or musical edu
cation of your audience. You are there
to display your own taleuts, not to INQUIRE
into theirs. t Std
Commence by dashing an extempora
neous prelude Learned by heart from
Hertz and be sure to remark at its close
that the piano is little out of tune. 1t wi
make your hostess feel comfortable, and
cover any slight Discrepancies in your
performance. ~
lnyaribly select a piece twenty pages
long, it, will give you time to make an i'm
preston. n,
Remember that in the modern school
attention to, times expression and correct
ness, is not considered essential to brill
liant execution. M & So
Always look extremely modest and nor
chalent at the applause that will be sure
to follow. It will give your audience an
idea that "it is nothing to what you
nigh do you if you tried. =. Nsacark I'D
tUerti1ey. p9sao9 & 800 g. 'e ..a..
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'gTalII 0.lAYNHwl
.M.ltsttItanrOus,ss !. = !,
Fasting

Fasting has been frequently recon-
mended and practised, as means of re-
moving incipient disease and of restoring
the body to its~customary healthful sensal
tions. Howard, the celebrated philan-,
thropist, used to fast one day in the week.
Franklin for period did The same-A
Napoleon, whenihe felt his system UNI
strung, suspended his wonted repast anda
took exerciselon horseback. The list of
distinguished names might. if necessary
be increased-but why adduce authority
in favor Of practice which the instinct,
of the brute CREATION leads them to adopt
whenever they are sick. Happily for
them they have no meddling prompters
in the shape Of well meaning friends, to
force stomach, already enfeebled and
loathing its customary food. to digest this;
or that delicacy-soup, Jelly, custard,
chocolate, and the like 1t would be, a
singular fashion and yet full as rational
as the one just mentioned, lion eyes weak
ened by long exercise in a common light,
we were to direct stream Of blue. or
violet. or red, or even green light, throngffs
a prism, in placesof keeping themcarefutil
ly shaded and at rest. 5 IA h., ss.fg7 h..-s
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-04-02
Is There a Maelstrom.

s vi II
This question is thus answered by CO!
temporary: $500.
every schools Of the last century
has been taught to believe that there is d
wonderful vortex on the coast of Norway
with an eddy several miles In diameter,
and that ships, and even huge whales, were
sometimes dragged withinits terrible IL
quid coils, and forever buried I" in oceans
awful depth" A correspondent of the
Scientific American SAYS. A ''.'''''l.'.''1
2" have been Informed By European
acquaintance that the maelstrom has no
existence. A nautical and scientific conn
mission went out and sailed all around,
and all over where the maelstrom was,
said to be, but could not find it; the. sea
was as smooth where the. whirlpool ought
to be as on any other part Of the German
ocean, "@ e vs1a 1ai' e1iE
/" We presume the above IS correct.am
The latest geographers and gazetteeFs
barely allude to maelstrom. sCelton,
In his large atlas. gives the, site upon his
map, but does not alludel to- it in his de-
scription of Norway. Harper'sr Gazets
teer in his article on Norway, says, that
among the numerous islands on the west
coast there are violent and Irregular cur
rents, which render the coast navigation
dangerous. Among theseis the celebra-
ted Mal-Strom, or Meskenaes- Strom, the
dangers from which, have been greatly
exaggerated, since it can, at nearly all
times be passed,ever by boats.n The ro-
nance of the maelstrom has been effectu-
ally destroyed atbfe III ss-.a ~, i
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A Coniurer Checkmated.

A professor of magic, who recently gave
an entertainment in an English SEAPORT,
was Dragging pretty largely of his sleight-.
o".Aand feats in the public room of one Of
the hotels, after his performance was over!
A gentleman present offered to bet him
that he would make everything ont the ta9
BILE disappear in less than minute. The
professor at once. booked the wager. when
the ether screwed 0it the gus. dis
appearance was complete, and the profess
sor confessed himself sold" AHi asff8
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-04-02

German Proverbs.

Women have long hair and short wits.
There is only one bad wife in the worldi
but every one thinks he has her. ~,
When the man spoons in and the wo-
man shoyels out, the household must soon
fall through. at Ali sa'
A woman spills more with a thimbIe,
than a man can draw with bucket. sggdf
A woman always keeps secret what she
does not know. I'D. -s,f4 E.s,a,a1 b.f zksl
Rich wives make poor children, H..
There are only two good women in the
world; one is dead, and other is not to be
found. i1Hl sa4
Echo in the woods, rainbow in the sky;
And women's beauty, soon pass by.l n
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-04-02
Where Peppermint Comes From

Two towns in St. Joseph county, Mich
igan, produce large quantities. Of pepper
mint, from which the oilis extracted by
the manufacturers..there. pa In 1896, $4,000
lbs. of oil was produced. which brought
in the New York. market three dollars
per pound. From eight to ~ twelve
pounds is produced. from an acre of the
plant. The first crop requires q good
deal of care, but the next two years il
Yields without attention. After the third
year the crop must rotate, inorder. forest
the land. The mint is eutin August and
the oil extracted BY distillation, filtered
through flannel and put up, in tin cans for
market. -.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-04-02
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!

RTHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RENTED THE
l. shop formerly occupied by Sheriff Samuel Cone
ImERR YER and having had considerable expo
x1gsLEy< rience in this line of Business, beg
Ef9[eY leave to inform the public that he is
prepared to manufacture at short notice, all kind:
and every style of carriages and Wagons, such as
Buggies, Rockaways, Close Carriages, Sukies Car
nv Ais. &c, SC Also, particular attention paid tc
Repairing and with all possible dispatch. Those ii
want of anything in this line will do well to call or
the subscriber before purchasing elsewhere. Qnicf
sales and small profits is my motto Remember the
place and give us call SAMUEL ROGERS.
Freehold March 49, 1857 If