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HUI ID SON
AMERICAN SALVB 4 BURB OINTMENT

x~>HIs compound has st.od the test and gained tne
nxo, an thousa for the cure Of Burns, Gus,
se.,d. Bruises, Sore Lps aud Eyeids Chapped lsnds
snd Arms sore Nipples, Diseases 1.-THE skin innsm
nation. Piles, Salt Rheum chblans, bHes " s;r.
49,. IN Children Wounds from fron Palms In the s,de
and Back, Chafts, Corns, Balls, &c, also sooa M
an essr, where an outward application needei. FOR
more pa tieulars, see papers .ecomp.nyns .,i..,,
Mss.. w, @. DYER. So.t Central Block, BiddeioId'
Ne dealer In Drugs, Medicines, rhemiIai, e, whos'
al. AMI retail agent P.s BRYANT, Kenneounkpon
sold by druggists and vendors OF mhd'eines W r'
he states and British Provinces o~oo
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E9 !gs hH ;s.Ii s.. aH MA.

TMPORTANT TO FEMAI.ES. MNTAH
i CtpwORTil, M. Is Howard street. Boston MSS
m nsce..ty Of Botanic Innrmary and discreet re-
male MEDICAL adviser for ladies To consult, tn certain
cssrs IL 80 apparent that 10 useless 10 enlarge upon
H. Madam Z. IL very thankful u tho ladies Tor TIE
patronage extended to her In private p'ac os. cue
warrants that her treatment shall be perfect
Iy saiisetory to ALL The high order OF this medical e.
tsb,ament viii satisfy any one that all VIII be treatei
In the most thorough In all departments Mad
am C's medicines Dor fsm.les irreeuiahues, supP'es
.o,. &c are p,.ys In their result In ending TO re-
NOV, ob.tr,.etous and strengthening their System La
dies recurring medical all viii do well " call ANA con-
..lt Madam 4. before going elsewhere. ,
An Ist,.g, addressed to MADAM CUDw0RrI, IL
Howard street bG,D N4ss enclosing one dollar VIII
be promptly attended 70. .......,
Once open day and evening, ~
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PURE WINES And LIQUORS

FpHE Subscriber, having been duly licensed BY
i the authorities Of the city al Bddelord, ~
sell ... ... .. LOO 20 .I-.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
4. now prepared ~ furnish the best impaired, anG
the puresi Domestic Liquors, as coed us eau be
found 10 the s,ale. Families, IN town or county,
They have been, aud will be- carefully selected,
aud The stock will consist only OF such liquors ~
can be- safely wsrrsn,ed.
r Agent. IN the country will be supplied on The
most favorable terms.
Place OF Bssiness, Liberty street si'
U FL nearly opposite foot Of Alfred street.
a. .- GEO. W. PERSON.
Biddeford, May sih, 1857. 1877
P.S. +. W. York has relinquished the bust
ness. ...
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fTem As Irtsrst CsSnsstrsS. -.
/. Arar 81 n, ls35.-Darins Oh. nnas have bell ths
orrs Of Ca.n1aissongr ef fstsuts, n. hiiy, hsa,
49, :, ma been lsnslvysy ,.sasSl In The TRANSACTION
81 ,a,., -rs pdtl ths on0s a s~leer lie Is thur
e.hy acqusinied siih he Las, And ne rul,s " Ps~e
Al. Ocs rVgsrl hin oIs ~ tia uoss estss.
M. an. ,aes.s-ill pr>el.snSu viii sh.n have L>d
Sn-tAi tn,srcOare. = WINS Nhsvs, e.
i, = lo.lon SIT = ISs'--bsi. uS's',.es f.l~ais'
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Particular Solise TO Manufacturers.

rsIllsalar NOlire 10 Manufacturers.
NOTiCE Il hersby gy,u, Ia, have discontinued my
" c,nHsvtiun with The American Water Wheel CO.. as
rt al naaagrr ~ sail CsaP,ny, anil am n's "a N
M -t,rng tureisss foaI ny improved patterns, Nhch
Vn hracs AL Important tmprsyefn nts ieh nave Deh
q. -, ,iBcS Ufigins.y isSgAtsI ta sLst' rn.Mhs
n. o. furnish wheel capah.c VI saVLg rtn % !" %
49, -. pss-rr % The water. fh~ bGckcss are
made u r0R sfrff brass, sccnrns u ordcf' Son-
Ia a. taken fnr al kiuis u mill O'iihiing.
10 ahNe cot Represents the wbvS. as set rait ~
In elrb il shown ikea Uat as b. shos the frn "
~ Nhce aud application VI the water,
DE,CRitriyE hooks.
ca tainng large aaouai % useful infIrm-,'ei GA me
sni lei O. tarans wheels, aui clear aud esrcfal de-
s~t,piin ihs whcv, tasrthsr with NlhogtAph's Gu
~, les, u.shlI talks sc, vii b. !OgWarlcl T. nan
AIIr.s, JACKSON WARREN.
Msr,ham, Mas.
Aur. -. 1851. SmSo
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.

Salt Rheun., Chronic, Rheumatism sss
Neuralgia, Piles, Cancer Tumsrs'
And many Other diseases and numors when connsett
with scrofulous condition OF the blood.
The Doctor will ,isit and prescribe Tor all persons Wish
ing test his medicine, Who request IL, and who are
willing remunerate him for the service to the amount
charged for visit at the same distance TO his Regular
Patients. The ALTERNATIVE SYRUP 10 sold q hi'
once Cash oa Delivery. No Agents wished
but well qualified Physicians, and nodspos WiiiAs
after be made.
Made aud Sold by
Iyrl wM. BAILEY, NJ. D., ssco, Ne.
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w. MACOMBER,
bricks, Bricks.

pIE Suhseribsr KEEPS anily hand at his yard
! on the Hennebuuk rad, above Kings corner, brick
IL every quality saa Kind, wheh he SUI ssl Va small OF
,sns lots To- suit bavsrs HARDIN IAlLo"'
B.dteGOri, ycy 81, 1891. .. Oh
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Lumber, Lumber.
Var snl. CLeaper thaa the Cheapest

400 OO0 shlna'es. 10000 Long Lumber. Shingles
frVm 81 10 "a shaved Cedar shugles, 81, ~ 10
sa.el Cedar, 81 o3,5o shaved Rue Shingles, Sa'5,
Clear Piaak, ss~,ris and Timber. Dinensioa, ID,
- saJ sinches. Jost. by J, 2 by Z. BY =, and ,
by ri,nsi nnishiug boards. noOr boards, Pine ank
SpruSe LIIhs. J 10 Inch yellow blrea plank, stair
ra.as, <ucs AMI stair banlsters, base eeAris Oars,
Ii,k. Poles, Collar Post, Doors, sash, Lfnds, bind
ufing
Tss above viii salJ loser than can b purchased
at retail In any Olhsr place In the state.
Please call and sc tcr yourselves. .....
Odicc opposite the Methsdiss Chsrch.
.. swEErsIR CO.
Al.gcd stTec,, B.ldcjrS. W
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Piano'fortes and Melodeons,
FOR SALE AND TO LET,
L. R. HORTON g. co.,

Are Agents for J. Chickering's splendid @ and !
Octave Pianos. N. NJ. Loves Cottage Pianos.
plain Gaze, improved action O 10 Octave. Price,
ALA Also, Smiths Melodcons, ofsup-rior tone
aud ini,h All Of the above instruments are for
sale on terms which defy competition.
Music Rooms, corner Of Liberty and Laconia
Streets ...... .
Instruction given on the Piano, Melodeon,
Guitar, and in thorough Bass. ,,, g.. ...a
Old instruments taken IN exchange for new
second hand Pianos and Melodeons for sale on
the most reasonable terms. ... ly37
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9BTDgEFyRD7 9g1gTgBER so, 1857
OVEN MOULTON'S /!

II
,l.,.-.., I.a.r
Their Stuck consists Of Brvadcioths, OF
j every CoIu, aud O.aIi,v. C..huercis.
E,m...,,. s.,,,,,,. Tv-~,l,. sDoeskius.
e. :, I,.I.I..-,-...
sho VsshhSs VI tue rie"es' 'a'eV s"u
pattern, a,uOug which may lie found Plain
aud P.u,, AIT y.lv.,.. Silk 0rsned.bes.
u"a Fanny SsA 'eNe's' S"A
7" oahns, Msne'es, Va'enci's, Sas''ne'es
&c. Any ofihe above gods they Will
s,ll bv tn. ward. nj th. very lowest pri.
=, Iii, ,,,n,,..,,,..., .,a Gentlemen.
~ " WI " '''''''''''' '.' '"'o
Garments ofevery description, In The inos'
Fashionable and nea,est mauucr possibie, .ii69
.od 4, al cas-. w,,,.n,.d n c,ve oer. q
/. 80 - :. -. 'H.
iect Satisfaction. ILey nave siso re-
ceiyed line selection VI Gentlemen's 'lr
o,-,-.,-. y.,,l fs q
sI.'s"'"s eooos eo"s's'"6 :" Cd
" Pocket Kereheis, NaPoleon Neck ~
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Coat and Pantaloon Makers

NrEU-ro whom s.s'd wage, and co..
w slant euipioy nlcni viii be gwen, by
OWEN & MOULTON.
Sec, Sept 10, 1850, 3S'i
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Ulcerating Tamors, Seald Head,
Diseased Eyes,
DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough aud sFuptivs
or cold. pale, pasty, or olainmy and Sweating,
DROPsICAL EFFUsIONS, occasionIng din
Guilty Of breathing, Bloatng, extreme langour. aud
frcquen. fatigue. tftE ..H.F
RICK ETS or 4 sohened and distorted condition oi
the Bones, spinal Affections White
Swelllngs3
Dera ged condition ofths Digestive Organs, occas
ioning loss of or rapsRoss and irregular appetite
Severe and proracted Cosyeness or Chronic Diarrhes
Disca .ed Lungs, which had involved the sui
ierers iu Asthma, or hard Coughs Hemorrhasej EuA'
citation aud ether symptoms Of ...
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a2s6 Prizes amounting to...,.... .S2l5, 260
giCkcss $40; halves 5; quarters 2 50
State Of Tennessee.-.Franklin County.
MarcA Term, 1857, Of the Circuit Court
Of said County.


Whereas Ira Z, Dou,bit. Collector of the
nublic taxes for the County of Franklin. re-.
none} 10 Conrt the following tracts Of land
a. having been returned for the taxes for the
yeor $3.50 and thotthe t,xes thereon remain
i9r md wnrrid npl ,lsl the resnect;ye own.
.r- Or rInin,n,s thereof have no Goods and
ch,,ip,s within Tins County on which he cnn
d;s,,,,n for SAID tayes 70 wi,
r., ,,,'N.,,.'La,, .,,
en 'as"o /I,'5'o'y "tI' 1871. Ma ra p. .a"u'
w w "I'vS' '!tns N e'V,' psi C W. = a,N
IN G"ony y, ehsi,' On noe" Ilee n, p"unu'a
ol tI'e l-"St W 'te 'I''uS " 'VrI ,ueeu'o.;'
Oh VIC n"' VI W we i'',us " a'''eu ni'Non!
nel's o,' ''' Heo| W 'Ne 'ato' V. ."'' ma.
W1i' "iN va W; Nou'' W '"o La'we " s, r,s.
u"s'i"!' az" y, 'n, u"e -, nn. az go
"Nes ~ . r,S' Ge'H 'a's o. 'o' printer
'ees - oo' coIle'to' 'ees 90 1, ns
oW'Nks nelrs--oHe '5acI OF L'hu' oio
a az IA "'s't'o' No. o. iiunhilh eou"!
VIM, ~ p1"Iie" uli ,ne itaI. y E,,' ''' VI
N'!Ss W. ',S' o' 'Ie '1ou'i w hiA Nnoi' o.'
"tu w. " Gs' " 'ne LINUS oe'u"gts ~ ."e "es
% i:'3u .'a; 'onns' uel ~, auu w.. t a" ,S
OF .Nqolso4 o''eP'e' a''a o" ''e tso' ~ ~ s"o
oIo, -, '0n nea.o" .a% 'ae ns' d, So. .I
=. ~ "a, '.'"a. ~ | 81 IN. 81 ~
.e p ''' primer '''S ~ w. WI S'''' :
'eG P. g., ronag,1.;.,ors ,r.c, NJ Land
100 acres, in dja,r;ct No. 8 Of Franklin coun.
", Tenn, sounded on t North by he Lands
OF Geo. Ellis; on the East bye. P. Tayl2t's 30
acre entry; on the South by the Lands Of Va.
Enney, and North east BY the Lands Of J. l..
2rFnes; on the West by the Lands Of L. An
Getson--vaI"eo al &4oo' .""eS ~ 8" el', clel
, ,yos - ~'' p '''''' 'e' " >''' :
81 So%;,l Browr,s Lc;rs-uOne ,roc, ofIond.
G6 1-9 acras in J;~tr;c, No 8 hounded on
the South by the Lands Of VIM. B. Miles; on
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TELEGR APHIC.

New ORLrASs, May q. The "Em,
pire City" is coming up. Gen Walker
and Staff are on board, having capitu-
lated on the first OF May to Captain
Davis, Of St. Mary's, and were brought
TO Panama by him. The Costa Ricans
are not known in the articles ofcapit-
uIation. Two hundred and sixty men
came OIL
The Illinois left Aspinwall on the
10Th with 100000 in specie.
New Granada has ceded the Island
in the Bay Of Panama to England, in
the settlement Of the Mcintosh Claim,
Ngw ORLEANS, May 27,--The Em.
pve City reached the wharf at 7
O'Clock this evening. Ten thousand
people were present, Gen. Walker,
accompanied by Col. Jaques, Mr..
Pitcher, and Mr., Turner, the latter
agent for the associated press, pro-
cccdcd in carriage to the st. Charles
Hotel, where Walker made speech
expressing his thanks for the grand
reception given hllu, recognizing the
American love OF liberty in u mass,
and assuring them that victory is still
sure, The greatest excitement pre-
walls in the city. The st. Charles is
besciged by thousands. Walker spoke
twice.
California papers discredit the story
of Crabb's defeat and execution. Gen.
Walker surrendered because Gen.
Davis signifed his intention Of seizing
the Schooner Grenada, which held
reserve.
Walker was kept prisoner by the
L. $. Commodore at Panama. not
withstanding the terms OF captulation,
which allowed him and his officers side
arms and their liberty.
Lieut.. Strain died at Asp;nwalI on
he 18th.
The news from California is aniln-
)Ortant.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

The grea, reputation Of Singers Sewing
Machines is found on the fact, that they are
perfectly adapted to every variety Of work,
and that each one of them, kept Employed,
will earn not less than
One thousand Dollars Year.
All persons desiring full and reliable infor-
nation about these machnes-slzes, prices,
modes If purchasing, &c,-can obtain it by
applying, by a letter or otherwise, for copy
Of |. NJ. SINGER g. CO'SGAZETTE, a beau
tiful Pictorial Paper, entirely devoted to Sew
ing Machines interests. 1t will be sent gratis
Local Agents
Wanted in every Town in the United States,
to whom liberal inducements are offered.
n. B.-We have made arrangements with
many editors and publishers of newspapers
highly profitable and satisfactory to them, and
wish to make similar contracts with every
newspaper and magazine in the country. For
full particulars address
]. NJ. SINGER g. CO.,
mar2T i'm 500 Broadway, n. York.
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NOTICE

In pursuance Of the foregoing order Of
sale, will on Monday the 9th day Of
July, 1857, before the Court House door
in the town of Winchester, offer for sale,
for ready cash, the tracts Of Land men.
toned in said order Of sale, or so much
thereof as will be sutfi cient of each Of
them, to satisfy the taxes. costs and
charges annexed 10 them. This 7th May
1857. IRA E. DOUTHlT. T. c.
mayl5-tds
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How 10 Keep Clear OF Trouble.


A lady in this vicinity, who has been
a use.keeper for twelve or fifteen
years, and whose visiting friends have
never been interrupted by any Of the
intrnders that infcst many homes, has
her beadsteads vanished every spring
with a large portion Of spirits Of Iur-
pentine in the varnish, By so doing,
much time and trouble taken up in
scalding, are saved, the bedstead pre-
served, and more than all, those sneak
ing, Iow.nung, nocturnal, sIumber.
preventing, sight-provoking, noSe'n-
sulting, stomach'turning, bood-Suck.
| Ing demons are prevented from ma
king ,hcir unwclcomc visits, and in
nicting on the occupants OF the bed
the usual punishmcn,s that fall to the
lot of those who happen TO be the I'M
fortunate victims OF their cruel depre-
dations, We do hope the good ladies
Of our own country will follow so good
an example Of ncatness, comfort and
economy, by vanishing as above sta
ted.
q! they will be amply rewarded with
any amount Of gratitude by their vis-
ting friends who tarry all night, and
espocial'yby those who have suffered
almost martyrdom from the inhnman
outrages Of the bed,bug family.
Then down with the hated dynasty
in these diggins, before serious consc-
qucnccs may result, and visitors re-
fuse to stay all night with their kind
friends.
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~ The Geographic dispatches an
nouncc the death Of Senator Butler,
the distinguished South CaroInan.----
He was talented. chivalric and gem
tlemanly man, and his State will feel
his loss. He was a near relative to
the amcnted Preston S. Brooks, and
never recovered from the shock occa-
stoned by the death Of the latter
Peace to his ashes.
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n The Tri-weelily independent,
published at Huntsville. Alabama, by
Messrs. Wigs & Dew. comes regn-
larly to our sadctnm well.fiIIed with
Interesting mstter TIL" paper merits
=. liberal support from the citizens Of
Madison county, aud ". nor AID pre-
di j. vii receive IT,
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4 VALVIDLE LIBRARY

of Theological, School and Aliscellane
Books ; one Book Case, one Sofa, one
carpet, fl chairs, | rocking chair, 10
beds, bedseads and furniture, | crib and
furniture, small tables, , dining tables,
gilt frame looking glass, 3 small look.
ing glasses, 6 ass vases, ACCORDION
and ACCORDION preccptor, 3 pianos, |
dressing bureau, writing desk, ! candle
stand, wash stands, 3 bowls and pitch.
ors, foot tub, small trunk and con.
tents. clock, pair andirons, 2 stoves,
! cooking stove and utensils, = cows and
calves, bay horse, small lot Of bacon,
some salt, lard, &c, and all the house.
hold and kitchen Furniture belonging to
said decedent. Also the Stoves, Black
boards, Benches, Desks, and all the Fur.
niture in the Academy house belonging to
said docedcnt.
will also, at the same time, hire, un.
til tho 25th December next, one Negro
Woman, Lucy, about 40 years old; Que
Negro Woman, Nina, about 81 years
old, one Negro Boy, Billy, about II years
old; and one Negro BOY, Charles, about
years old.
Bonds and approved security required
of the purchasers before the property is
removed. J. FRlZEELL,
may 20, 1857 Admir-.
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RRINDREVIrS Pills

ID IL ~ ~ E/iskJ 1 ~ - '''''
Not ONLY purify but they make tho blood richer, and add
those principles upon which lis pow 10 resist disease
depends.
Much operation with successlseect are the pccu ty
Of Braidrcth's P!s Now that we may EXPECT genial
Spring is Of great importance that few doses be used
by the wise Oar race are subject to Redundancy Of Vi
tiated Lille this season, and it is as dangerous as II is
prevalent but Grarlrcths Pills afford an invaluable and
efficient projections BY their occasional use we prevent
the collection Of those impurities. which, when IN ali
cicnt quantities. much danger to the fine organs
OF the stomach and bowels. They soon cure liver com
PAINT dyspepsia loss ofoppetitc pain in the head heart
burn pain in the breast bone sudden alnness and cost
yencss In brief, Brandrc's ills work their way to
the very roots Of the disease cleans s IN their passage,
removing every unhealthy accumulation, till the blood IS
purified the whole system renovated and the functions
and duties ofiGc become pleasure where before they
had been sad and weary BURDENS
We have Thousands of similar testimonials 20 the follow
ng and such evidence be had from living witnesses
all around US on every side. 1t is from scntcmnoihgL
iespectabity whose letter be at the Principal
office; he writes:
Il am now fftytwo years of age.
For twenty years have used your Pills my family med.
icine, and wish other, ard have had occasion
to call physician In my family, Gave in the sickness O'
my wife with chdrem during the twenty years"
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPALS.
Never extract blood. Blood is the life by abstractns
in painful diseases you Iay occasion the atient case
but remember this is only the reduction OF essenng
the power FEEL And By thus taking away natures tools
you may prevent her from fully repairing the rdyagcs OF
inlamaton and convert what might only have been the
sickness Of days weeks into Chronic affection Of
months years.
PURGING BY MEANS OF BRANDEETI'S PILLS.
This is the which accords with Naturc-nstmes
remedy in fact. When sudden, acute continued pain
then TO insure security you must take medicine
that will surely purge. There be no shlly shalyng
because every minute lost may be fatal.
Principal Office, 10 andreh Building lis and III Broad.
way
All Pills with 9ii Broadway OIL the box, arc counterfeit
The senUneare sold by respectable dealers every where
q. a. SHOOK, Agent,
apr2i In winchester, cIln.
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The UndeTsIgned, Candidates Tor NoV.
crnor have agreed upon the above list Of
appointments for the ensuing canvass
They would have been glad to be able to
visit all the counties, but the shortness
OF the time renders it impossible,
ISIIAN G. HARRIS,
ROBERT HATTON.
Nashville, May 70, 1857,
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IL At the time the cholera was so
bad in Prague, DR.. X. was called out
of warehouse suddenly to see a pa
tent. At tho same time as he entered
the sick room, the family physician did
the same. The two doctors found
their patient in a strong perspiration,
and put both their hands under the
the bed-clothes, in order to feel his
pulse, but by accident got hold of each
others.
"He has the cholera" cried DR.. \.
"No such thing" said the other,-
"hc's only drunk"
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Music and Musical Instruments.
FIRTH, POND & CO.,

OF BrOn1iOdV, NrW fOlk CItV,
Manufacturers OF all kinds Of Musical Instruments, and
publishers OF Sheet Music.
Superior Sax orns aud Corlets with pstons and ro
tay wives These instrument all Of make,
and are wsrranel sale Prices sent application
By let e. liberal Discount t. leaders and teachers O
an's, who are requested ~ act as agents.
PtANO FoaIEs-Wc have made Piir-s for THIRTY
YEA S, aud Will arantee every nstrumcr. u our make
Prices from e225 to 81 90
GURUS OF our own make, from beautiful mahogany
AMI Rosewood Pices, wi b case, from Sli TO go.
SHEET IHuvic ind lWuSicaL Works. -
Cur catalogue stock Of American and Foreign Music is
vcl evcnsi9e. Cata o,Ges sent. Every instrument or
article Of mu~ melcbaniLe can he iund IN our stock
Gealers, teachsre schools and hands supplied
FiHiH, POM d CO., 5I7 Brosdway, y. I.
Beiwetn ..s 81. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
may I, 1857 I'm
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A strong minded lady of Massachu-
sets, subscribing herself "A Wife and
Mother" has been taking the New
York Tribune sorely TO task for its
structures upon female dress. We
quote the closing paragraph: You
say that the Empress Eugene, "lor
purposes of her own" first started the.
10 you, terrible fashion, Pray do let
the Empress Eugene sand your wile's
if you have one, and your neighbours
wife's and everbody's wife's purposes
alone. If women are foolish enough
70 get married do please let their dress
they can contrive to appear
in public one fourth Of ayear at time
do let them do So" This broadSidc
brought the philosopher" down.
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RAILROAD AccmExr.-.An excursion
train on the Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD ran Oft the track near White
sides station, on the oath lust, killing
one or two persons. and wounding sew
cral others,
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AMBROT YpES
} r NFLAlNOTYPES.

IN THE BEST STYLE.
My long experience as an artist, and de-
sire to please, assure me that can give entire
satisfaction, even to the most faStdeous. Gail
and see it verified, Entire satisfaction given,
or no sale. Or" Charges moderate, and Ijhc.
raj deduction, made where fnrnl'ea are taken.
may20-tf Q. HUBBARD.
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~ Under the head Of "Telcgraph-
ic," it will be seen that Gen. William
Walker has arrived at New Orleans
from Nicaragua.
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Lite accounts from Arkansas represent
that the wheatctop Of that Stoleis not 80
much injured as vas first supposed, and Q
large crop is predicted.
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Mrs. Early, wife of the Rev John
EARLY, Bishop olihe Methodist Episcopal
Church South died a; IGnchburg. Va,
on the 18th.