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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-19
h)atfbes, 1emelrp, &r.

A MEXICAN WATCHES-To the TRADE
"A These Watches made by the aid Of new and Original
uschn ny and tools expressly designed 10 secure With low
price fine substantial and time keeper The move
epte are new simple and beautiful In plan aud construction
easy repair aRd have been pronounced oy thu
and watch 20 be utess In principle
and quality and by al who have used them TO Be reliable
performance Each Is engraved Appleton, Tracy Co.,
Wsha Mass and accompanied BY certificate OF gsnu'
and perpetual warranty over our written ngswe
We ask buy these Watches merely because they
are manufacture We ask only that this f shall
not be permitted TO exclude them from consideration We
claim that Watches equal In quality and merit cannot be Oh
tanned cheap Europe and ssk counymen TO give
these L trial under our warranty .
Orders Inquiries be addressed 70 rs directly or TO my
Of the firms who agents for the sale OF on
Me.sr. co6PER 4 FELLOWS, No. IL M.idenl.nA
Messrs. FELLOWS Co, No Il lane,
Mess. PLATT BROTHER, No. 90 Msiden:lane,
And AesEs ROBBINS APPLETON, No. is Miden.laas,
who agents so for tho Transaction OF general business
APPLETON TRACY Co.,
Successors 20 the Boston Wstoh Company.
Boston Watch Factory. Walthsm. Mass, July. 1857.
Culver PATENT LEVER WATCHES, very
~ LOW-The subscriber has an invoice OF silver English
Lever Watches which he 10 selling of a. very low
prices every one being warranted to keep good time.
GEORGE c. ALLEN.
Of Watches ad Jewey at wholesale aud RETAIL at
No. IL Wall-st. (second fOor) near Broadway
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VALUABLE FARM for sALE.-Ths ubscri

Der oeen Tor sale thas v.lssbie Farm fno~S = sh'
FORT FARM u miles souta o! the City Il Poashtee pss
Duchs County T. being tbs pos: road osweeu Poczh
teep,e snd kew.YOr. CRY sad farm contains shsas ~
tate Of cultivation vel vserd and sJsp 10 rEn srsss
o. the prsuses god DIS eUns Hose Tenant Hose
Ram s. d. OsnarJ C.ulas Hog Ho1ie, Woda
IT, I'll II good repair With 6ns sptIs Of ws;ss Es 10
Solse
fte Farm can eAIIy Be divided into too pss -. Pea
Dad runs nearly throuSh the o. h9 die q f
oaI Is 6pe building site having vs~ % he H@ds7 Sisn
md thu surrOun ding county.
Tor further particular, f1Qlr. II the suSsrnbs. ern,
cannon end Hee.ty-.say Poezhieeps.e, o, q Iotnt
(OHN PETER NELSON
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60 hbom il man Concern.

DEBSONAL.-If JOSEPH Y. LONG who left
the City Of Philadelphia about the middle June will send
his address to Bis epd IT 7 West Philadelphia he wu
hes something his advantage and extreme grstcstioa
% his family sLd fii.odS.
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SINGERS for Church-A Fine QCARTETIE
~ b. obisin.d Tor Evangelical Csuch. By cslas
es HORACE NAIERs, he ~ R.esayE
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NOW OPEN a. the CRYSTAL PALACE

NOW OPEN at the CRYSTAL PALACE-
IL LyEkIsG 'rows &c. N an'a 'SR oy rsy
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
rh. unequ.led dpsy products Of our k'.on' sh
'nd 'n'1''' no Di% fSTTiaiS'G okSEr BAND
IN b y yssSc s SH
iNsTRUM t KTAL CONCERT !y r,ogs%%e;
exhibited each day ct noon aid M AMI on Monday ana
,tcr n ust be arranged BY SATURDAY the 10Th inst
Members can procure their ticket. at the Palace.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-Mue FREZzOLINL
n MONDAY, srp, 2l-ITALIAN OPERA
First '''e''iaaas Me IN t iS%ii 1e' PsEzzoLrs
First time 'l''~ u LIST G D pa1st: ~
MILE EREzZ0LlEi...s..'.''......S;;nAaaiinnss
s' d.1i1s iccc;e ed from Ii. r..j
Sig i,n p.,TsS
dis frs, appearance Open since his ttarn from EHT9ps
Door, open :. Ii; to commence 1t.
rRIcLs on ADMISSION a,
Psrqs' PaQuet Circle and First Circle y1 c:a. :isS
s S.ssl,d sse: 70 cent. xmpiic:s! csass
Fa.'' e. sss.: Vii ss%nsac: ri. SsSsn,
O'Clock the Academy Of s M9.i N go sso.S..y 2os
..s and seats to Be- bad on the evening At the doot
Tb. free list entirely suspended with the exception Of toe
PIcss- rcTIcr
wEDNEs6AY, Sep. IS,
Second 'ppeiMsi Mad. ANNA DE LA ORANGE.
Positively the only night OF ho,slma
BARBER or SEVILLE.
Mad. ANNA DE- LA grunge, oo
Sisnoh LABOcETTA. GASSIER and ROCCO.
T Asst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and I HAL
IL BERG
SATURDAY, Sept I9-NIBL0S SALOON
NOTICE.
Inc r''sP TSSf%E%TS r.? I'D viETxrE"rs
A GRAND CONCERT,
which will be their asst until their from Boston.
II. VIEUTEMPS, 8. THALRERG. ~
Madame STRAKOSCH, Mile. CARROLL,
Sig. LABOCETTA. Sig ROCCO.
MAURICE STRAhO5CH'
HENRI VIEUXTEMPS will play four pieces Fantasia
CsJrice. 2 The Nightingale 5. Pagnnis Perpetuum Mo-
bile. 4 Les Arpeges
8 THALBERG will play four pieces: /. Norma Taran'
tels. Sonnambuai and Thy general requost) HOME,
SWEET HONE.
MADAME STRAKOSCH will sing two English Songs
Mile CARROLL and Sig LABOCETTA aud ROCCO viii sing
a choice selection from the most favorite operas.
Reserved Stats 80 and ST. TO be had at Breusngs,
No. FOL Broadway and ieli Sons No. 21 Broadway.
The sale this morning at the two Ticket
Offices at O'Clock precisely - .
ORDER OF THE SALE-On Friday, Sept 49, will be sold
the 81 Seats only Saturday the 81 and remaining 80
Seats.
fully requested 10 buy their Seats early IN the day Seats and
Tcke be had at the door Doors open at 1t TO commence
at 8 o'clock
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$lRIAAksEE .. cs. an. ....ls : :::.ss
"a, KSsV.yis on ths Erls Rsr.al foe- me. fo0 Pie,
mont .ei t.e he1r< Nas from Nee YORK BslAnss sni
JAs .. xLGA siAarairla MT.
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Gloibins.
Amusemenis.

~ att rbo's Is. 20 ustou Sole Nance, al o,,ttt
Door opso at y Perofns9oe commences al MISSION
4 Al part. a tie house IS Orchs,ra 50 en-, THIS
TyHNfN0: THE LITTLE TREASURE $3.50
CO. hsd Lbls.h htrl Gyr,Iueo Mas Kate So soo
TIKI B0ULD SOCCER BOY.
TEH WIZARD sKiyf
eyss>sa.ns.,...,hG CsSsJI AsKA.."..has ks,s ssxes
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Cbdutes for Buslnrss Glen.
az INDIA PuHRER SAFETY FLUI

An INDIA RUBBSR SAFETY FLUID
~ LAMP IA the oulE Certainly ssis al rs@ esonohr
Gov inrs- Energetic ako from g. = tt per dy
u seSs say part Of the United sA;@i teri
tori For sale ibeis! terms lnel0se Stamps fr tEtHA
soI. HAwXHCRsT. MOTT Co. eXsiasve nsa-fso;ur'
ia no 50 FutoL- 81. Nov York
LNOR SALE-MACHINE sEd LOCONOIINE
i SHOP esi.GS brick. F0SGE snd BOILER SHOP.
:siIiO. BRICK; CAR sRoP. 2,,,!0 wood FOUNDER;
es wood together With the most perfect s-t OF Tools and
Earhpey 10 be urd 81 IN the country tuset at
WHITE RIVkR JUNCTION. " at the junction OF tue
Vermont Cuts Ps.uu psic AMI Northern IN III RairnttS
Aso ten DWELLISG-HUUsEs may BE- bad with the shops
desired The above viii b. sold cheap and long tune tor
payltIt I. given. Address, 8; White River ldretion
PROPOSALS will be received at the Once OF tie
i Couui..'cns-. II Police Nc ss Whe't for THREE-
STORY guiding suitable for their oecupasion SAd build
ing should b. az least % feet front BY Is feet deep the sofrs
hsh abb the with dry basement The location must
be b-wten tie Pork and Broome aud within Two ooeA' OF
Broadway GEO W EMBREE. Chief Clerk pro te u
"ANTED-TO purchase an interest IN soma
w Hsht MANUFACTURING BUSINESS already estsb
.hed where bushes. tact aud sufficient cap. woaa
nsie good and p.rmsJeut business For 81 interview I'D
cress A. X. ' Tribune Ofhce.
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Gonses to Get.

TO LET-The ROOMS now occupied by the
NewYork Clearing House. being the entire second story
No. so Broadway extending from Broadway os feet deep
New s "a feet vide lighted front and and by large sky
asht FOR terms inquire the Clearing House any busL
oess dsy ster II O'Clock M, Of GEORGE d. LYMAN.
TNO LET-Two genteel COTTAGES at Ravens
i wood, with GROUNDS and sTABLEs opposite 70 The
Steamboat Landing Of LOWER RAVESSWOOD. 6tages
pass every hour Greenpont William sbugh and Brooklyn
Apply 20 J. g. HARRIS. tho premles, 70 HARRIS.
HEDAY l. Co., No. % Peok-slo.
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prntins.

4 LWANS READY-Night or Day-To accom-
n mods.e c. s;onlers with PRINTING o. 81 kinds. at
hOLMAN's STRAIN Painting office,
Corner Of Elm and White -t~
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Eos! au6 foun6

7 OST-A NOTE drswo aud 'ntorsed by CAM
IL ERON EDWARDS c., Nc. Il os;ed A'il b,L
r.y.ilt ht InoltL. s.r Gate he Mercpo.1 bink of
ISL 7s1" Payment having b,en stopped ~ per'ot- a'e
hereby cautioned against puTchssng negDc alta; tee ssas
had.r vii coner favor b. hsrdtr tho OF ilosE
il, toJ H. PETkiE Co. Nc. iq lAter'yst
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ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
Il DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. 81 West
18th s Mrs. LEvERETT will reopen her School for the en-
suing year, WEDNESDAY, Sept 49, Class IN English
French Literature under the Instruction OF the most
competent Professors will be commenced October and will
continue quarters Young Ladies who may desire TO pu
sue those Studies be admitted to the at S5 per
quarter Applications may be made to Mrs L. personally or
Nv letter at he above address
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LOR SALE at SACRIFICE - Several
L HOUSES end Lors - clo.e up an s.sisIment Esta,e
C.uI,n,t, VIZ do 81. 20 this their attention the
nu,t BE- clo.ed up Apply wv CAMP, - Dey st. N 7.
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YvHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY ID open o7st
n the Han Of Dr. CAAPfNs Church. no. SIS Brsaivay-
q cid losst.oo-frosn 10 o'eeoa ua.h sSak Ia
sission - cents
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-22

A. W ihe lirhtul cultivated rpn.
SON, Won hook nbuad ani sop Il
wealth ol hcnllN a plbhl.iou vi
uuulueas lu ihe work ul Him fht
hoe slrWn flowers in The wilder
hcss, and painted the bind, ual un.
ancllud lhp lnirrl n the slml,lir
llv aud unNcrally Vt HE laws
yun cnn mad lhls lesson An un.
educated man drcnna uoi Of the
enmnau sunlight which now IN lis
.pIulnt llaud. the lirmumenl and
the mnlsWpol hu rannui cunplo.
houl how much ul the ln,oluc,s
Of fire WurllWsulis tmm liW eum.
po.llc character ol llght and from
tine nllvcins pfopensliirt ul the
musl ph,sirnl hndlrs, H. iusirad
II wd, ,cluw aud blue, wmrh the
auu',,s ot the prism and export.
mruls ol absorption have shown
lu De- i's constituents, u had been
Homogeneous, simple white, how
changed would ell have bo'n :
The growing corn and the lipr
hdrvc 9, the blossom and the uult,
he ipsh gweunrs. ct splIng, aud
tlr uu,Wmus robe oi many colols,
the hl,, ut tie ,nlci, The lilly
aud the rose, the silvcry form OF
the rlvuri, lhc emerald lom ol
the u,,r. aud the puplc oI The
ocean. would have hccn alike IN
known. The rainbow would have
been bui a pale ,trak IN the grey
sky, aud dull vapor, would have
riuupiel thc suu instead q, the
, clouds. whict. Ia the dives oi ilam-
ing hnlIiaucy, curtaiucd his rising
up and ro,ng down. Nay, there
would have been no distinction
between the blood of childp'u,
the flush ii health, the lalcucss
ofdccay. the hectic OF discas aud
the llyidncss oi death. There
would have bccu an unyaric,, un-
meaning. icadcu hue, where We
uow scc the changing and cspms-
N,c countcuuncc, ile tinted earth
aud gorgeous llunam,nt.
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VI Representatives ihcp Wa The llhe
sympathy 10 Inspire Kindred plu
a'msme tfom ,illes hamlelsl lnr
hnla IN The pfaflcs, faha uran ihe
Western rivers ifum Vrfmuhl 10
Florida -inm Tho Hudson 10 The cs
iual VI The Columbia, iumnliuout
chorus eehued lal \ The a,IumlIum VI
the taplid louph luuf 'hIp
smw ol them bod been ,lpiutous
iursstnrtra NJ war--suu stripped ul
ihult guu., and cumccraicd ihem ID
pracp ,uur ships emld The oulopIts
If yeur arrai oralofs, the chccrs vt ihe
ppanlp, tho hl,sslns VI HEAVEN which
drNenael In suhhpams un their why.
weul btlh to lho rrnc IT Ireland
The devastation Nps chcchcd the
l,me driven %. The poot island
awake to the conscinu.nps. TINT She
Wa not ALONE IN the wurhl--awukr 10
new life, nr\et to iurpcl that Ia hcf
deepest lcsulalbun America had hc.
crne hcr euod physician, hct friend,
hyr savior, And arc We TOW 10 be-
told ihai vha, was lawful, crc,ilahlc,
vorihy ol al praisc aud lene,liclicu
IN ihr ra,c ul France, the tapc Verde
illuds. MADEIRA. Ireland, Is illcpSl
deserving II rprihai@n, punishable
o, Imprisonment and five, Nhru the
lives of american ciliSeus IN frciru
cuuniry ar impsTllcd l. tbs the
Law l. this the instruction o' the
Attorney ,'cncral ! J. this The true
reading Of the inaugural NJ 1858.
Moacy, clothing aul provisions .cu
may scu,l To funchal. 1ha, j. quite
proper. "Ihc cour, awards aud the
Law doth give r'-nnn.y. clothing,
material aid"-ysu may
sgud 10 Lyons. That : all right. W
fowry SPY, bariisci in the drs Us
punch luwl c' Killarney, will swear
Il iuiu sinlalinn OF the neutrality
Laws 70, ISIS. NJ plsi,icl Attorney.
With the ire ol llolspgr, ,ram.liag
upoa his infammaiary speeches ol
! 1878. will he found ,rsa'lcusly, wen.
lrul, calnmutnsly to prosecute Il.
-. fou. IN tie ca.- ~ ireland 81,
,u,. n The case ~ Ireland ~. t'ro,
suuld i b. ~ the casr ci Terra d,l
facHu. ,haal'l the people ci Amcfiea
pr any I"r,ion ef 'hrm. take Il into
their hca.ls :. lr-,l. ,lo,hr. " eu'lov
the >a,arrs. Eu, the nmmssi Your
charity h-xins at h,m.. III novu,
,ou srcak ef American citizens being
slaughtered. a. the Rev. NJ Wheeler
vas. ma ,on ,!s'nahd rr,lv>s; the
mument you peak Il American ci'i.
rrns lvhr plus,srrd. as Nc IA~less
vss. an.l .eu pr'r'~r compensation.
he monsn, ,ou hsaf II m AmeFical
ciii1en sn Iewign -'il being s,racl
,levu With hunger. ir,er. cs any 9th.
e ,i.iisiiun. and You call public
esv,isg To sucr,r ,oar ielh~ cant.
tr,mru. to give hrvsd 10 The br'a'l.
/ l,.ss. nw~lirinc 10 ". sirt. ,h. hand c'
fellowship 10 it'sc ~ho hsv. he.u eat
away. the tights uf Am.rican c''isse-
t. ih.sse vi. ar caii,l,a To thess--
iha, memeui !oa hs,, ii>ys'shs-
from Washington iss,ruc,iag the DIs'
trict Attorney .. iu,liic the pr.suup'
,aoss patriotism"
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-aa Law Of Newiaapeu.

,i'.wItr, So, jortt,t ,vr..
wwfitt, uae ,asdgut ..
uWw 'hit .a. tt.w,
b .u,wdh'rs wHl.r lhe l~enIn ni.
f ii.r nsv 'tlrr., hs ruh''..rr
wpl' e. sui thm 10 a.l ar.
br'pi'i.
~ .lhwfh r,fuu nr r~lest 20
a ir ncv.pip'r. ffpm 'h' nnr' 90
'hya-r DIRECTED. They a-o hrli r...
,,.e rtil ~, have ,gtl Il the h.l..
ori n them ii.nl,mgrl.
!. q .u,wr.h,s- r'mp,e ~ allc- tlgro.
a, iafnfmin. ,he pil.li.1rr,. snl ih,
.1uts ~ sfni G" 'h' t1lh'r .i''.
,ey are l..lr ga..hle.
T.,tolr. h,,r ls..i,l,ha, rfr..
hi.se ure galar. rem lhe .ts,, or
eUs spd ',,iif them rn iY'i fnr
u4 it4 e,ii.a o. msH. r'al
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i.ifc's lasi hours arr grand. test
itg hour. --..rath iIics all our
piiwiplcs, aud lays bare all our
luuu,latiun. Many have acicd the
h,losti,c in liz. who wew forced
In hc honest Ia tbs hnur ol death.
lisriviug. cihcari. that have hccn
kcp, .ceir, Though liic, have CON.
uut IN death; and many who
seemed all lair an,l tight ior hcav-
IN. have hal TO 'l,-'law that thew
had onl, b.vu ..li-.icc.iyc,l. A
gentleman II puowu was an hls
,,,ug ..s.. when a TREND mar at
hand. s,-ks II ~. Savior. ~ To
the i.lbic.' le replied. i, may lie
true ; | ID net kow." "What
then an your prospects T. he vas
a.kcl. We Replied IN whispers,
which. inde.sl. wers ihum'ers.
'N.fy dafk-sEs, dark hut
have Won no light irum the Sun II
g,sht.ou.f Have YOU done JUS.
t,c. to tn. Eibl-f Perhaps not,
h. replied. but ], Is NEW too late
--tu.is1E." A mother who hail
laughed At religion aud religious
people. vas ...u. RESTLESS au,. mis-
.rah... oa her bed II death. She
desired that h,r chillT,h sli.ulsi
b. ,slls.-tkey cane; ~ hruksn
a,c.nts she addressed them; NV
children. | have b,ru leading yo,
In III. ~rung rced aIl YOUR life !
nov hn.l thu hs,as red ends IN de-
strue,lou-l da not believe i be-
li.ye It bsiare. - s.vs to sef,.
tel. anil Try to iind the gate 10
heaven. though yuu may never
meet YOUR n.sler there lirI
lips ~.fe closed forever, aud her
spirit departed to It. sec"un,.
while the household lo.k.,l ot
terror struck. Mo,l.r, Father
wauld rot Die thusi y. no
Then point TO Heaven, and tslt
IHE wAt.
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,lltmvbis q arss.
.a,o.o sn,lnaa InM,lu,,.n

! ,iial 81 hVgli aad rnhaap
- Madison A., Memphis. 'leun
thaii.ffA IS nei u ilanafal Assamhlt Il
irhnasioo,
nItfifeni iua iHt tntHtf tutn,
lusNk N hlllif, u4i,silliIS,
n i lih lb I'm. AkrllN
uAHIHl 1tNrivet .na mistsst All.
iuwai Ths,sun
~ llil iHNltll, married womfn
- nni .iI'dftn mn, deposit an, sums
"wAlrh shAll hH fai iheit nwn separate
u.e, lipa lrm other cnniraola o. eunlful
Nlmtp,H.
Interest allowed m an iapa.n. ifaa
lhe hrsi dis W lhr month ialluuinr lhut
un Nmph lhH deposit wss mado. Inter, 1,
Is ndlhd ~ Che rtlHeiplc semi. mi.annualh,
an tho hrsi days N ianaat, md luh II
ehrh war ilrpnsll. to he entitled Ia IN.
inusl mn remim IN lhp ln.lilalian lnt
lnuf mnulht llcpnslii muy, hove,er,
hg withdrawn h hn, time, a. thu oplioa
% thr Deposition
AN tut ~. President.
J. VI MfAt, thshior. ni,ly
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liuw To ..tio In. Il strong
IN sour praise Of the absent. ssHw
cl u viii be surc to Fes around.
TO il strvnV when YOU usa1e
lev, To pretty wHisw. Vow
people have .rrei bv ton little than
too much IN this particular.
Go it strong when taking con-
tritmiiuns lor charitable purposes.
Il will Fsy.
q. u strong when ron make =
pablic sr~sch. Nine rer'e ont
II ten never take any aIlasieu nn-
Ie~ il cuts like q shcf'-sandled
vhir or rhicuccerpus eowhi.lr.
Colt strong v hen ron advertise
nusiucss Is liIe are..iie<suTe-i;s
bsst su,sosss sp eslsan<.
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Tar vAltg ~ Tivr. The Re-
man Em,~ncr ssld. Il havr ls>t q
day !" h. u,,.re,l a ss.l.lcr truth than
II he hal ,xrIaim,,l. 4 have lost a
kinx.lsm "
Napal.an sai.l 'hs, 'hs rvaspn why
la laa, the Aus, risns vas that they
dit ut iuuw the vslu. u ksc min.
n,r~. a, II. .slehsstesl battle VI ri
suli. N. c,ndic, ss-m~.l IN ths point
VI h.in. ,lsyi.ls,l agsis~t HIM H.
saw the critical state .f Affairs AMI
INSTANTLY ts.k his Resolutions. lie
,i-rairh.d q Gag In the Austrian
headquarters ~ith rn'po~als f's m ar
h,is,ir~. The HHwsrv Au<sriahs fell
iaiu he suav--sf fev minutes the
,huu.srs u var ver hushesl- Ma
r..lesn SIRED the prr,.ious Hpmsnis.
ard While smasiae the enemy uiih
uw-.k pexusiasi~sr. fear.snred bis lise
.s hattie. charged he frout. anil in a
srw Minutes. was reaay te rrrsure-
th~ farve ef liwusrisa &c the stern
arhitrauwst Il arms. The spletdid
vi~s..sy ~ Rivcli vss the r.-snls.
The ervss mrwsl virsssies ss.l s--
srass II IN wvsia sf~s turn - saia-
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Wholesale anil Rciall Drugrists.
corHsr q hna asd usaisva arsa.,
Memphis, Tenn,
J. offering q large aud well select.
stock u everything in the pl,tu lINr,
At snail profits. Those ~he hHs 10 sa
agaia will save money b. giving him
call, as he u doscrminci 10 pilcr unusual
tudaccmenif 10 fhs irads, anil 10 all IN
eani ~ pare aaisstae. Merchants.
Physicians and Planters. look 10 Soar in.
icr0. Oti'gs viii rvcci,e vrsmls At.
ieuti0n. n1iGm
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r,W1N 'n.IW,',''l,HIfN N,
w ttlcni' ard tho rahllr thar We la.
hne assar,mrui u \rtihcial l,sth. and
T. prepared lwhcn the rum. atc rouni
and irF ~ srnsi,i,en'ssl ~ insert Teeth
on no't aul Silver flh1e, ~ ,Nua,, lcur
hours uft'r ihe east 3. taken.
Spe,tmcns " lctth IA Plate caa w.
s'a % ~ uhec, ~ other operation.
performed ~ usual.
niAee over Wmn's Ssiilc Store. whlr
Nuiidint. opposite tourt square. nil.am
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on !. - - u TT NJ T..
WILL COMMENCE az ssr
RDAf. the sessd II Ma, mat.
lna,l can,ina~ frvm day to dag until
sll $ salal To s~ll ~ ssesI~s. ~ N.
prru,i-~-. JOHN 0vERTON's tract
u ~ ACRES Of LAND
11l> srscs li~s hetvvvs she snssh
live u N0ncki> srd ,he w~s,h hpe sf
fas lJ sirg. ssa fmuls q ~
Nl<=i<-'ryl Risss. II has hr>a -
si.ss.l lnia san venoess sisvi ~
Ne i~rs, = ske 1i.i-sivSi .
sr~-~e kaiivruA n ~ evrses.
The complesius Il ske No. -
ehaIl-<ss~ uail~si. ssa ~ q
psUv~ 10 essnp,psta q ~ vsFi11
sskw r.ilssaa- tpsmiustise a. tt
p.irs. rive> b Meupeh ~ I'uFsssaaes
IN a Cemwsrisl p1es = viss. -.
anslle,i By sry rl1nle Ne NI<-i~1pvl
tsll~y. asd hsl16 \ ls&svmssss y
parks~ss sevus tpohse vr-~p<tsa h
the ssush. ~ ~ - ~ lsepvss
sale 4 - nrn0R ssss - IL ~
STATE 4 Tnnuue
Tsaus s-Ousonk 81. - ~
~iisfsrs~vly - -. - 81 nMsss.
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sToNALt a MfrCuti,L
~ MFRS nt Wholcstle anl Retail IN
l IutN'N RoiS \ cHliHREN'N
tlOTti,Na, anil Furnishing ,,soi,,
sneh A. ilnls and CAPS, hnc boots and
Shoes. Hosiery. Glove. and llandl crchi..
AlsN Trunks. Nahsa., ,erre, hars, ~.
hrrllss tanns. sc., Ac., NJ, ~ Mas
usffr. corn.r ~ NoNROt. Nemrhis. Ten.
rrssrr. have Inst rr,eivc,i the largest and
tno.t sru,k ~ ununS for svn,ie.
mnn's wear thrs have ever hruugh, ~
that mnFkcl. Embracing srsgy edifls
Hfcs.ary ta cafsplsis = ,,rnllcman'.
Wardrobe. all ot which, for taste, style
ard durability, sfasei le suqyinss,i.
80 ,'ur sivlc- ~ >ilk, tassimrrv and
SOFT HATS nua al nov. and arr oar osn,
vhith ~ think arr mu,h better adapted
g. t,.e snuihcrn country than the northern
,iylts. as th,y ar gasirn ~ wiih raTtica.
hf att'i.iian q. a lishinsss. 81.
rs-uaf stock " Bow ani ,h.lilrun's
cintsius }. II Ill ,irnr. H. "lsr.r.i IN N,
elty," Co vh.gh ~c insi,e The a,taa,,oa ai
lh' rrhlie.
y We have al.c soften NJ stock
0tsi,Itv for The Wholesale tfads. ,e
ah.sh ~ invite the a,,sniiou VI eosntfy
merchants.
Srovi,la Mriliil.
uli.sm ~ Main street.
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D WuItttO
flOpD Dolls NORTH.
n.y. hs,r IN ss,r'. ard ar y,'ss,ses'v
NV t~vvns. III. ma., ,,'lsl,rats-l
,all, 4 ruRNtr'n fum lasisil.
v'sstv ani Mi.s,ari. ubivh ~ all
Il ntauiastarvrs' pT',s'.. W. vs.ili
sitsuiinn tu the e. losing hraulsi
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asin. ridnls; VII, Turs.sil. rSun.l'.
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z. II. Johns.
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l'ersieu Stnnkjag ra'ac.c.
SENHI, npk & tNRSuN.
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4 gE AS1ONouuX9 m WUQl.O
~ WITH shsR WV - VAR Nul9
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IN NJ. y ss- u ~ ~ 80 = -
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uusu;sz W1ca 60 Y1S0S
srly svpa|kuni1v z = - 8
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