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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19
Notice to Contractors.


WIHcHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
DROPOSALs are invited Salem Saturday the 1tth
July next. for the Grading. Masonry and Bdzing Of
this road dvergng ron the Nashville and ChAttan0o
Railroad at Deched and running through Winchester and
salem, in Pransln eoGaty Tenn and from thence
Fayetteville, In Lincoln county, dtanee Of about thirty
eight mile.
The road has been partly graded for about 20 mesfrom
DeeherdT sections having been finished and 10 pa rty
graded
Bids win be received for one 'eeOns (Of about
ie each) Payments will be four hfths cash aud one
nth In stocko be made the work progresses, the stock
only % be reserved on monthly estimates.
There viii be tome heavy work, In making the ascent
from TIE ssng Of ELK River 70 the table lapdS known
the "Barrens" Very little rock will encountered
my portion Of the line.
The country through which The line carried Is healthy
and Ab0unds in the requisite pfodBeOn for the
and stock.
Plans Probes be examined. blank proposals and
contracts WITH accompanying specifications procured. and
any other information 10 relation % the be oh-
tanned application tdwin Mead, Resident Engineer,
Fayettevie ioF ten days previous 70 The letting.
Satisfactory evidences Of ability % complste The work
bid for accompany the proposals., which nag be adj
dfes- ed 70
" X sTEyExsos President, Nashville, Tenn.
Jas n GaAsr, Chief Engineer, do DO.
FpWIx MEAD, Residert DO Fayetteville, DO.
or Be handed In a. saen the day Of ieitia<.
o. order q The Board. lAf. Il. GRANT,
Nashville, May -, ls5I-tluuyi Chief Engineer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19

IN Hon JOHN Wilson hass.dsclined the canvass
as Wing candidate Coz Governor II Missousl. Thlg
leaves tpe track clear for Rollins, Americas, ant
Stewart, Democrat
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19
ONTUESDAY, 18TH MAY,


man, Esq.
ONT'UESDAY, 18TH MAY,
in lots as shown in the plot
Lot No. l. Contains One Hundred Acres and on il an
excellent Brick dwelling with rooms all in good repair
One Of the best Horse Mills Middle Tennessee with Bolt
ngCoth and a Thrasher attached every house that
render alarm desirable; bearing Orchards Of every
ruit And, as shown the plot; plenty OF woodland
all the purposes Of the FARM the soil is good and the
Springs shown are all Of the very best.
The remaining lots all desirable aud every foot Of
them free from any impairment to cultivation.
At the same time viii sell
FIFTY ACRES OF HEAVILY TIMBER.
ED LAND.
One mile East Of Antioch Depot ~ O. r. r. adjoining the
lands Of Messrs. Paine, Gregory others. And
FIFTEEN 4 CRES or FIVE CEDAR LAND,
about mile East Of the MurfreesbOro Turnpike, 10
mil es from Nashville.
TERNs.-Ths HOmestead upon credit Of one-thrd nav.
able 25h December next the balance in two years
purchaser giving bond with approved security for the rst
payment, and lien retained for the remainder
The Timbered ard Cedar Lands, on credit Of Six
Twelve and Eighteen months Notes with approved fecu-
rity.
Possession given so notes executed Of the
Timber and Cedar unconditional. or the Homestead With
the encumbrance, that the renter Mr. T. j. Redman is to
occupy the premises until LIST, January next.
Omnibusses will leave tn Of Cedar aud Cherry
Streets ut O'Clock for the sale. Passage TO and from
free. COLLATION. as usual, and ali invited attend
Apr. 3Oth, 3T.-2w. Err GLASCOCK Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19

eB- The St. Louis RepDClican reports the fol-
lowing terrible fatality:
Rev. B. Hutchings, Of Albion, H., has lost
seven out Of nine children within few weeks past
The disease was scarlet fever, 10 very malignant
form.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19
Extensive Sale of Real Estate.

90 WILL be sold on the premises, miles from "a
40 Nashville mile west of Antioch Depot n. &
~ o X. r., and one mile east OF End gate the No
lensve Pike. The well known homestead of Hays Black
ms Fsd.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19
PLATFORM BEEHIYEs.
sylvester Davis,
PATENTED July &c. 1853.


rINHls Hive taken ne drs premiums 81 ,hs stats ard
County Fairs IN W n. H. Mass, fua. and Oaio IN ne
FAl 81 1854
Win Hive any keep bees sith perfect safs
y and s1ccsss, lace al dcay sud uucerisny are en-
trey renewed
The Bees my be made g. strsr 2m one o. more hives
Or mar conducted anF uumbe- 81 hives Utt1oat
stggg1niag and stH have nsi sapptF y ezecas
ne Bees enirsiy protetfa pom ts hss hasA and
other insecfs. waca anaoy aad fuiu The hcet Tbs
ssagaat 4 managed according ne directons which
gven 81 the boek-
ne Bees hsxe opportunity 20 exercise n TIE spring.
and ne Alb boa her hives, uiihous ~ ms ous %
die o. the sDoa.
Ths lsh atasy tine Be- rsaoved hon the hives with
cas- dizturblng he Bees.
ne Bees Be sranssErsd oen BecesnAr 10 give
th-m ne comb. an without killns hen.
II prvTeats ~ passiosaig Il rcbelnx Wills feeding.
thorosghy Featztea throaxhol hives
homer koxeE, and chambers.
TIE sara asd progress u TIE Bees nay b IN ne
hives, haney 'oe1-s aaa fsed drssors
Drt nd coGnty kS1tz br sale ihe Stats o. Is1nesr
49, via Books hn q Fsed ~ EFi tan afsctioas hr
nakinE - I've and managiag Bees An iess-rs aad
MsyI-4m. NashFgls Tsaa.
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ATTENTION.!
o. A GRAND MILITARY a
- CITIZENS DRESS & GIFT 80
u a IL

WILL De GIVEN By TRE sHELBV GUARDS AT ODD
FELLOWS HALL,
On "Wednesday EeVening. May 90.
t'VkRY purchaser OF ticket win receive gin which
II vi be distributed during the Bail SPIT naid Pound
Cake, containing q valuable DIAMOND RING, viii be
distributed among the Ladies. Among The gifts vii be
splendid BUGGY worth t25o; GOLD WAFCa: SILVER
WATCH, and variety Of other articles.
~ Tickets 80 admitting gentleman and two ladies'
tickets may De had OF any OF the members a. the doey
Lieut. L. N. GORBY, NJ.
mayl2-td JOHN 3 Bishop cbn,n n A.
NoTfCE.-owing 70 circumstances beyond the con.
troll Of the Committee, they reluctantly compelled to
withdraw The Buggy from the lis, gifts Other article.
Will In it, stead be placed in their hAnds for dis buson
MAY 10.
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Sewanee Mining Company.

TNHE public respectfully informed that the SEWANEE
Il MINING COMPANY : COAL YARD, will be closed on
and the 10 inst. for the ensuing summer. l. viii
be opened about the first October WHEN An TNEXHAUS-
TIBLEsUPPLy or CuAL PROM THEIR GREAT BANKS,
will be on hand for ALL WHO WISH.
mayti-1w }. HUNTINGDON, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
SECOND NIGHT OF MISS EMMA STANLEY,

Lessee and Manager. JOEL DAVIS
Treasurer J. H. HARPER.
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l.. M. TEMPLE,

Attorney at Law,
0fFicz, SAME As saEkxFfs ofFlck cHkkRf ST.,
Mkt Doo4 10 PoSf OsFic4, Up sfAiAa
WI PFactce IN al he C1afts heea DaFidson an9 SUM
nef eoanilas, sad uill gre 1is adfudaal a1trnkioa
- al taslness enIrusled - hls care.
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N + w S TIE NJ S .

a RAILROAD TO BE FENcED.-The dircctars
ofthe Ohio and Mississippi road have recently
appropriated $300,000 for the purpose OF fen-
cling in the line, and thus facilitating travel
and transportation, besides insuring addi-
tonal safeguards to life and property.
CuLTwATINe RAILROAD. THE Auburn
| IN. Y American says that /" miles and scores
Of miles within the fenced track of the Cen.
trail Railroad are planted with potatoes by
the employees Of that great road" These
railroad farms are attended to mostly by
the wives of the employees.
| The Ohio Female College. under the
Presidency Of Alphonso Wood, A. NJ, has
l65 pupils. The college buildings are eight
in number. The main structure was recently
completed at a cost Of 100000,
POISONED WHsKEy-The Lebanon (Ohio)
Star records the death of four men from
drinking whiskey with strychnne in it. 1t
also says that tens Of thousands Of fish 10 the
stream below the distilery have died. Two
tons Of dead fish have been taken out, mill
race being literally choked with them.
Capt Rudolph. OF the steamer Montreal,
was arrested at Montreal on the 10th ultimo.
and imprisoned on summons to await the
finding Of the jury in the case Of the burning
Of the Montreal.
II is reported that about four hundred
deserters from Walker remain in Costa Rica,
some Of them employed, but many Of them too
indolent to work.
know Of no such thing as genius" said
Hogarth to Mr. Gilbert Cooper; " genius il
nothing but labor and diligence"
A man attempted to seize favorable op.
portunity. Few days since. but his hold
slipped and he fell to the ground considerably
injured.
The Baltimore American opposes the hold
ing OF any more Southern commercial
Conventions, designates them unmitigated
humbugs, and challenges any one to point t
a single benefit that has resulted IRON thos,
which have been held during the last six OF
eight years.
Newspapers are tie only things that hay,
not increased in price within the last five
years-although the expenses attending thei
publication lave nearly doubled in the las
ten years.
The Debt Of Missouri is s12, ZOO, 900
mostly created by subscription to four Rail
roads-the Pacific, North Missouri, lror
Mountain, aud the Hannibal and st. JOSEPH
Roads.
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New York July, ~.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

/. 20
The California mail steamer Illinois, from
Aspinwall on the 10Th. arrived here at 2 p.
NJ, bringing the San Francisco mails Of the
9Th, and nearly S1,500.000 in specie.
There is nothing important from the 18TH
mus. The steam irigate Roanoke was to sail
from Aspnwall for New York on the 9th of
August. In California the primary elections
for delegates to the Democratic Gubernato-
rial Convention resulted in an overwhelming
defeat to the Broderick party. Weller would
doubtless be nominated on the first ballot.
The miners had held meetings denouncing
Fremont's Mariposa claim, and threatening
to make resistance. The Supreme Court Of
the State, in the case Of the MERGED Mining
Company rs. John c. Fremont, have granted
a perpetual injunction upon Col. Fremont,
preventing him from interfering with the
operations Of the company. The Court has
also reversed its late decision touching the
San Francisco bonds, the Court now holding
as unconstitutional aud void all that section
Of the consolidation bill regulating the pay
ment to the commissioners of the sinking
fund for gradual extinction Of the debt.
Business in San Francisco was unusually
dull, and several heavy failures had occurred.
The markets were glutted with all kinds Of
produce, and no demand existed. Prices
were rapidly depreciating, money was accu.
mulating, and rates Of discount were down.
ward.
Adyices from Oregon TO June Goth are to
hand. Fears were still entertained Of further
Indian difficulties at the Dalles.
FROM THE ISTHMUS.
The Illinois connected with the Sonora
which brought down about ss.o00.0OO in
specie.
The steamer Panama had arrived with
Central American adyices to the 4th instant
w. ID. McCracken, the American Consul a
La Union, died at Punta Arenas on boar,
1 the Panama.
The Chilian Minister Plenipotentiary had
arrived at San Jose with proposals for th,
contemplated Spanish American confedera
ti0n.
Four hundred Of Walkers men RENAME,
al San Jose aud Punta Arenas. The steamer
Tennessee had been chartered by the Cost;
Rican Government to proceed 10 San Jual
del Norte TO take them home.
The Decatur sloop-oi.war was at Punt
Arenas.
Gen. Barrdas, late commander Of the Sal
Salyadorian forces in Nicaragua, had mad
an unsuccessful attempt at revolution
against the Government.
The frigate Independence was struck b,
lightning on the 9Th July at Panama, SILVER
ing her mainmast.
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An INCIDENT or BALAKLayA.-When the
light brigade was preparing for action, the
butcher 81 the 18th lancers, who had just been
performing his Office, slaughterine sheep aud
oxen, made his appearance IN the field, with.
out coat or waiscoat, his shirt.sleeyes rolled
up, and lace and arms smeared with blood
q grotesque and terrible figure. lie mounted
a powerful charger and rode up 10 his troop.
lie had no business there. but the prospect
Of bloody fray was too strong TO be resisted.
He seized two sabres. deliberately examined
the temper and the edge, selected the saar.
pest aud threw the other aside. lie then.
with equal GOODNESS. took out short black
pipe. charged Il. lighted il, placed il in his
mouth, settling himself in the saddle. and
rode with the !. six hundred' into the " Valley
Of the Shadow Of DEATH" This man was
seen amongst the Russian batteries. sabering
the gunners right aud left. staying with his
own hand al least sir Of the ENEMY. cutting
his way in the retreat through the swarns oil
Russian cavalry which vainiy sought to in
tercept the remnant Of tie gallant band. and
wOunderiul to relate, he rode back, still
smoking his pipe as coally as IL nuihing had
happened, without having received single
i scratch. Dublin Fnemaa's Press
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A NEw PREnosrfoRy SYMPTOM or CHOLERA.
The Academy of Scienres has received from
DR.. Poznanski an important communication
in which il is stated: !. That during the
prevalence Of cholera il frequently happens
that the pulse is extremely low. and reduced to
as or even ~ in persons apparently in per-
feet health. .. That this symptom is unac-
companied BY any other denoting a morbid
state. 8. That when the pulse Is low, the
blood becomes dark and VICIOUS. while IN per-
sons whose pulse is in normal state during
the epidemic the blood is perfectly healthy.
I. That Cholera only attacks those that have
reyiously experienced diminution in their
,ulse. S. That this dininution, which of.
ten occurs weeks before the regular attact.
may be considereda pathognomonic symptom
Of approach Of cholera. 6. That those who
have experienced the diminutionin question.
have always escaped the disease whenever
they have followed a regimen calculated 70
accelerate the circulation. :. That the fall
ing Of the pulse. and therefore the predis-
position 10 the disease. are 10 general proper
tional to the want Of energy ~ the circula-
ton OF the blood and 10 the excess of atm0s.
pheric pressure. 8. That this diminution
Toes not occur in healthy subjects when the
pidemie has ceased. u these observations
DC confirmed. il will be easy to stop the ra.
wages Of cholera.
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The present edition Of The London Times.
numbering $4,000 copies daily, Is printed On
sir rresses-three vertical ones, tApplegarths
patent) and three horizontal. The largest Of
the vertical presses throws OF nine papers al
every revolution Of the msin cylinder; the
two smaller ones eight papers each. The
three horizontal presses work four cylinders
each. In order 10 use such number 81
different presses. the Office has twenty -four col.
umns Of matter electrotyped every morning.
A new press has been ordered from the United
States, and Hoe a. Co., Of New York, will
soon have one Of their new patent presses II
mammoth size operating 10 the Times Office.
Their present machinery is driven by two
engines Of thirteen nurse power each.
The issue IL the paper each morning makes
a pile fifty feet high. Every four days il
would make column as high Is the London
monument. The entire force employed il
the printing department is three hundred, 10
GLIDING reporters and proof readers.
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The London Times. in an article on the
Hon. VIM. /. Marcy's priyateering letter.
which il calls bold and comprehensive pro-
posal. expresses regret that England did not
close at once with the suggestion therein
made. II says that before decision could
be formed the Cabinet Of Washington be.
came alarmed at the possibility that its offer
would be accepted. Mr.. Buchanan and Gen.
cass have intimated their dissemination 10
follow up the discussion, nor is there any
reason to hope that so desirable an object
will soon become attainable. In the mean
time the laws Of war between England and
America are wholly unaffected BY the conyen-
ton at Paris.
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SHOCKING CASE or HyDRoPHnBiA.-Jacob
Willis, Esq, Of Flushing. son uf Saml Will
lis. Esq, the well known hardware merchant
in Pearl.st., died on Sunday last. al o'clock
p. M, of hydlophobis. Eight weeks ago
Saturday last, dog came into Mr.. Willis's
ward and attacked him. His hired man. no
ticing the occurrence, went 20 MIR. Willis's
rescue, but before he could get the dog OF he
succeeded in biting Mr. Willis severely in
the hand. This noble servant caught the dog
by the jaws and held him until another laborer
came 70 his relief and killed the dog with q
gun.
No unpleasant symptoms were manifested
until last Friday morning. when Mr.. Willis
complained 10 his wife that his arm felt heavy
and painful. Dr. Hedges. Of Flushing village.
was az once sent Tor. aha. upon learning
the circumstances 81 the bite, wa. al once
convinced that the disease was clear case
Of hydrophobia. The best medical advice
was obtained from the city. but Ill was Of
no avail.
The people Of Flushing feel a great sym.
pathy Tor the family aud relatives. Mr..
willis. a Young man thirty nine years Of age.
surrounded with a young and interesting
family, possessed Of large fortune. capable
Of gratifying all his and their wants, was sud
denly sacrificed and Ill his kindred and rel.
aiives rendered unhappy forever 10 the reilee.
ton that miserable dug, without real value
10 any case, is the cause u such amislortunc
N. y. Herald
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THE WEEKLY ESTATES

Inc CHtupest fdPtF ~ Me ooHH'
The Weekly will he issueI 10 large norntE snEEr
form. and printed on superior paper, with handsome
told type, Al the following rates;
Single copies 50 per scar.
Two copies 81
Five comics 81
Ten COPIES, 10 one adistss. and any larger
number, al the rate II 81 per yeat $40
Ten copies. 4, ne adirts u zach spJseri.
tsr. and any larger numbcf. al - 90
or Any postmaster. clerk or other person, shn mas
srnd five subscribers, with 81 enclosed, will receive 90
extrs copy.
~ Payment in all cases Is required invariably ia
adsancc aud No papers will be forwarded Until The re-
cept Of the money.
The Weekly will contain oil the important ninlief
published during The week III The Daily.
The undersigned was ono Of the original pfopfieinrs
Of the Washington Union, and his long newspaper 81
pefience before aud since The establishment u That
paper justifes him IN promising The public paper
well worthy of their paifonlgc. The MRes VIII not
Ne The organ Of any clique OF faction. aud with no par.
tii purpose 10 see The paper will address itself 70 The
honest Judgment Il TIE people anil for support will
tely upon their appreciation. Address
J.P. HESS. Washington, ". &.
! A,,,,t z e1a-3w
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IL DIGEST r'-Such IL the true meaning Of the
word "PEPSIN." OF Of The Two Greek wotds from
which il Is derived. This The significant and appfo.
pirate title .of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. or
GASTRIC JUICE. prepared by Dr. ]. :. liOUGH.
TON, 81 Philadelphia, for the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspcpsis. Il u Natures own remedy for IN.
healthy stomach. No at Of man can equal IL cura.
i've powers. II TENDERS GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
see The advertisement 10 another part Of this paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-05

GES. CoxcHA's wEALrH-Gen. Concha
RENTED, last year. a surplus from the reye.
nues Of Cuba Of four millions Of dollars, and
the present one promises TO yield still
larger return. u is also stated in well in
formed circles. says the New York Herald.
that he sent home million Of dollars on hi.
own private account, realized in successful
stock speculation.
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or who that Is troubled With any Of those disagree.
able Complaints, such a. Iaundice Dyspepsia Liver
Diseases of any kind. hot would like o. know Of o
remedy fof these unsecmly yisitaiions We feel that
We are doing our invalid readers On invaluable service
u We ran induce them 10 set bottle q d. Saninfds
Invgotaior and take III for We know from personal cs.
pcrcnce that il is one Of the greatest remedies for gene
cal debility. and consequent inactive bodily powers ever
before used Iis action Is perfect sud complete As
give relief the first time iaken and " does 10 others
as has 10 us half aboc viii be all that i needed
We know of nothing we can recommend with such
confidence rs family medicine, as The lnvgorsiof.
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REUNION OF PREsBYTERIEs.--Th Nash
vile Presbytery. Old schoo, and the New
School Presbytery Of West Tennessee. have
been uaited. The basis Of reunion was
that Of the Synods Of New York aud Phila-
delphia, as found on page GOO Of Assembly's
Digest, 1888. True Witness.
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In the distillery Of John Chambers. near
Alexandria, Ohio. two individuals having q
lighted candle were getting whiskey. when
the steam from gutter ofhot liquor coming
in contract with the light, communicated FIRE
10 the flowing contents. The sapient fellows
undertook 10 put il out BY pouring a barrel
Of cold whiskey on the IRE 10 great hsste,
which Of course famed up gloriously. and
made them run for their lives, the whole
establishment being instantly in light blaze
Had II not been for their extraordinary cx'
ertions, the building would have been saved
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W We will state, for the benefit Of our readers,
that there is no need Of signing for remedy when
afflicted with Chs and Fever, when tell them that,
for dollar, they purchase bottle of LeonaIds
South American Fever and Ague Remedy at almost
any respectable store in this section which know of
truth will when taken as directed. knock the disease
high that il will not come down again during the
next geneIation at least so long thai remedy is
about for il is the most perfect exermnator Of the dis.
ease extant
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A 7 7 L N TOM

"A Ill those that belong to the Back Creek Battalion
"A of Volunteers, are hereby notified 10 attend at
Thomas Lynch's, Esq. on SATURDAY the 18th Of
August next at 10 o'clock armed and equipped as the
law directs, for battalion exercise; and all commits
stoned and non-commissioned officers and musicians
required TO attend on FRIDAY the l4th for dill
muster. Herein fail not.
WIN. JAMES ALLEN, Lieut.. Col
August 5. 0O-2w
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SrRAwBERrEs.-rh Paterson IN. } Guar
dian states that il is probable that the gross
receipts in the counties Of Passaic aud Bergen
this season for Strawberries alone have smoun-
ted to quarter ola million Of dollars. The
value Of those shipped to New York by the
Erie road can hardly have been less than
100000. Strawberries are rapidly becom-
ing one Of the great staples Of agricultural
industry in this part Of the country.
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once and procure bottle, and prove its virtue. Our
good old had-headed bachelor friends should embrace
this opportunity to their paes with coat Of rich,
luxunant hair. Indianapolis Locomotive
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I.YNcr Law ~ TExN.-The Texas In.
diannlian, Of the ilth instant, saysi
Rumors constantly reach Us from The up.
per country that the vigilance committee are
faking the country fore and aft, and swinging
every horse thisf and murderer they can find
gentleman who came down The road d Few