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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

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B5ss sSS fI1ENaStC SAFEEss
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EgYAN-S Pt-l s.12.1E EsFEgS
Are a3aptai fc- Ta-alises and PGhHe Szlakrzs
BKFaS-- TsINur5Fs- MATTERS
lI.p-yre the csy5-tpcsss er1 sezisItY of TIE Tois
RRTAS-S Z, s.tifs.-fC WAFFrs
ATs IL q simple EsEal a-i pleasant u ihe iss,s
BFsY tH-S lf-I-guSIC wAEEilS
Not t4.iy relieve bs effect rapid & lasting cu's
LIZ. sa-s Pt-lsi,3yfG W4FEl-s
sre warranted u give satss9att u 20 eTeg! eaG
No Fsnlily should te <;,,sc.ui Ell 0i
fsFy ssii-> Euinon5e ~ afers
No Traveicr sAcrl5 ta without Box ct
Brsan-S eUImeHfe waters
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No DeGier shoai Re N-s;l..ut Z scpply 4
Bryan's E'aisnoAfe waters
FtsE rs - ST.-Sss-s.
10 persa2 III sve- as..eet 10 give ts
H.y1rE'~ E-TsiIsosIf~ waters
TS.srI-sEvE +F>FS
JOB MOSES, Late C fialdw IN & CO., Rocbfs'ef, Y
For sale by Charles Ritz, DR. Stoneroad
the Bee Hive drug store, and F. A. Hard
Co., Lewistewn a J. North. Atkinson's mL.
and by respectable druggists generally. seP'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

HaThe livery stable of Brown Ramsey viii, % tons
hay eight hossa and number Of carriages; outbuiId-
mgr and dwelling Of John A. Gamble the stables of Thos
Waddle and David Junod at Jersey shore were an con-
samed by Gre Saturday morning last Loss about sly
co. 80 o. which was Insured
8s~The Conference Committee appointed BY the "dou-
-lsieadei3 C9nstat9tai Convention 10 prepare q Con-
s'it1ti9h for Mlnnesots made ig9rabie report On the
- August % their respective branches wic as adop-
s Bot one Constitution. conforming with the views Of
1,lA parties Ef - submitted to he people
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03
COUNTY l331ll9a

The Citizens of Mifiin County are invi-
ted to attend public meeting, to be held
at Iewistown on FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, September -, 1857, when the
Hon. DAVID WILM0T will address
them on the various subjects pertaining TO
National and State affairs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03
CAMP-MEETING.

Mr.. Editor Please allow US to inform the
community. through your excellent paper,
that q Camp-AIeeting viii be held on kisha-
cequillas Circuit, On the old ground near
Reedsville, 70 commence September 1lth, no
Providence preventing. A cordial invitation
is hereby extended to Lewistown Station and
Circuit 10 tent with US
r. f. WILSON, Pastor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03
Married.

On Thursday erening, 9th ult-. BY Rev
c. NJ klink, NOAH SMITH and Miss LY-
Ola ULSH, all Of this county.
On the lst inst, by G. Hoover. Esq, WM
MOONEY 10 Mrs. LUCY COOPER, both Of
Granville township
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

gThe high price of -four here has re-
suited In some competition, and Pittsburgh
-four. manufactured from western and south
ern wheat, can now be had at James Ir-
wins new store, at Kennedy's, and perhaps
some other places.
@A Musical Association has been
holding some meetings in the Town Hall,
and was lately organized under the name of
the " Normal Singers of Lewistown," with
the following officers:
President-Gee. W. Soult.
Vice President-Jas. i. Junkln.
Secretary-A. T. Hamilton.
Treasurer-Emory d. Swartz.
Chorister-Prof. John Clark.
lst Assistants j. Brisbin.
ID Assistant. S. McEwen, Jr.
nea The Normal School lately commenc-
ed By the County Superintendent, has been
well attended, and from appearances will
result in benefit to the teachers and those
who may be placed under their charge
| nea The Town Council have determined
to erect two additional lamp posts in the
| Diamond, one across the creek, one in Val
ley street, and one on the corner Of Grand
and Third
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

DAPER.-Priuting Paper, best quality Of III
Ting, Letter and Note Paper, EnyeseA
&c at HoFFMANs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

Prepared from preseription Of Sir J. Clark, N
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Qaeez.
This RrAlazse medicine IS uae1ng ttr cure of eil
those Iaiafa Ana dangerous diseases 70 which tie fese
onss!iGtion il subject II Iaoderaes asl Aad
aoFes al distractions sid sPeedy cure Eay te resie on
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suitei ]: = short tirae bring s.
rae monthly period rish regularity
Each bottle, price ODe Dollar. bears the Government
stamp of Great Briisn, TO preTeat coauserfei:s
These Pix sEo=I4 not 5s takes 5y females erriH TIE
FIRST THREE a0yTHS ef PrsgHGrcy, q. they e-e
10 5riay Hsoarcge brf eay etker tine tEty
are safe.
In al cases Of Nervous and siiaal Atfec4sas Pain
the Bsek als Iiae, fatigue sn slight eIezs, Ias.s-
ton II the Heart H3stee=. and Whites, these ls ,i
effect eure when sn other s2eAzls have <s5'ezi
although powerful remedy, do caz;ai1 ir,sn,
autiaoDy ,sr sIly thing hursful the consultation
Fun directions accompany e.ch lscksge-
Sole Assn. for the United states assa CsnstS,
JOB MOSES. q2:e /. c BaIds in Z Ca
Rochester, : T.
NJ B-sl,o0 and portage stamps enelosed n arr
shorized Agent vii insure bottle Of tie m t rstss
mail.
For ssle ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

ITO MARKSMEN.-Riiles and Shot Gus
Shot, Powder, Caps, &c, for sale at
sep3 HOFFMANs- 4
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

E Where parties unknown as our rule for asser-
tislnE IS IN reaalre IaTnlenE esvaUce or
from known person. II therefore Useless fy al sych
= seiaa ns advertisements Offering isy OF
thI % - sssF,tls Where alversesnents aeeoa-
panied Win The money whether one or ten dollars
W viz give tire advertiser 5ene.t u c rates
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03
H A R ID w A r E

10 buy Cntdp IUI OdSHl
Blacksmiths. buy al Hoffman's,
Carpenters, buy NJ Hofiman's,
Saddlers, buy at Hofman's,
Shoemakers, buy al Hofmsp's,
Cabinetmakers, buy at Hofman's,
Farmers, buy al HOiiman's,
Builders, buy at Hoffman's,
Housekeepers, buy at Hoffmau's.
Don't forget, if sea want good Stores faa
Chains, Oil Cloths. Nails. Steel. Iron, Caiti5.
Vices, Bellows, Chains, Glass, &c T. Ha
mans Mammoth Hardware Store, and ven 9
be accommodated sePs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

Foggy-The mornings and sundry to-
pers.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

Charles Ritz Dr. Stoneroad at
the Bee Hive drug store, and T. A. Hardt &
Co, Lewistown A. J. North, Atkinson's mills,
and BY respectable druggists generally. sep3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

nRESERVING and Picking Jars, Of Ois
and Stoneware, quart and half galion' III
what is wanted for Tomatoes, Fruit, &c:, .
sep3 H0FFMANN
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

r0NFECTI0NERIES, always fresh, gher|
I } sale and retail. at HoFFMANS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

OTOVES. 4 NEW Cook SToyE FoR NOs
Dts unusually large oven and IRE Oos
its entire suitableness to the wants oil the u.
er, place it far in advance of any now ID
A number have been sold and have given eoAs
satisfaction. Also, other Cook Stoves, ia y. y
or woodi Parlor Air Tight Wood Stoves y
Stoves for parlor, store, Office and shop,ass
sep3 HOFFMAaEI
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

DROPOSALS will be received IN to E.
IL day, 18th September, 1857. for b,;IF IN
School House in Granville TOWNSHIP 4
plan for which can be examined at bp, tba y =
OF Q. Hoover, Esq. Lewistown. The ~
of Directors viii meet at Major EisarI;.s I
Hotel at :. o'clock p. m. On said dsT y
which time proposals car BE- handed X ~
Sep32t JOHN RUBLE. prs.,.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

am-Several dogs were poisoned on Sun
day evening or Monday morning by some
one depositing strychnine in meat on the
streets. Two hogs are also said to have
been killed by it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03

EDThe Lewistown Furnace, having ex-
hausted its stock, has been blown out, and
we learn that it is doubtful whether opera
tions will be resumed this fall or winter on
account of the present price of iron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

v.o either u.oaiy OF occasionally prevails -i
h. detained ;. Quarantine until aid 1875 s ss.irn.,r
ard Tor .ueh n rEer the City Council msy rqu
Durins thi. prd vessels With oAfso.s o'hyf nan s heinz
provided meet. WITH the ns5 the
sr.t description iii be qusrsntised 30 dsys
BARBOR MASTERS DISTRICTS. =,
he hsiO RsSssie, al rrs .yr 6 Err "a Murch
sto 5. "a Hsi - TO 81 inclusive .h Pstisn from ~
s NE, s,- n. Battery Nh Brennan pier 20 l2N R s.h
F.a u to - Mr. sh Schultz from ii to the rHien OF the
P''' THE pEMLs OF THE SKA.
The oc.l l't Of wTgs, tor ls q 49, puShea IN 60, G,ra
E'tsn ahhii aes'i oun OF a . We lsln 's, Hg n,
rar III. roG., United kngdm The enr-n OF th.-e
81 sns. Fl. ployrd 20 Iooo largest number cf easuse.
occurred IL January February November md Deoeme, oi
in the Colonies and 81 forrnrrs. SO sailing
nip. over sea ,osster ls9 eers and "a steamships 80
wrecks Sc occurred the East coast 7 on The west SoA
no m M south coast on the Irsh coast II % the Sicily
,. II n Loudly I.aud "a the lie Of Man snd IS OF the
bons certificate. COMPETENCY by masters holding esrti
s,Ate. service ~ BY masters q SasteE % By Pr''n'
TIE may well imagine the terrible amount OF sftI,ns
In some place. ,.tF. e's' Pi s , .S o,H6' & Of
wrathrr 10 nsiASEs -hs 81 20 unsca~orhiness S to
o coast, 20 crors pilot, Of pilot 81 neglect Of
led II of 'uiion. and TO general negligence
LAKE SAyiGArIoS.
Duukirk harhOr IL open, and On Sunday two pro-
p,lers arrived Cleveland from that port This viii add
greatly freight business the New orb and Ere Road
Is fh, Dor. Il Buffalo Is still under embargo.
The rfdio Commercial learns from gentlemen who len
Port Coborne he Of the Weland Canal into Lake
Ere yesterj,y morning, that the ice extends from point ak
nil byr thsr directly the lake compact body
TAe Detroit dre'ey announces the arrival Of h' propeller
Ogdei, bursh from Ogdensburgh via the Weland Canal
D6a0. REMARKABLE MIRAGE.
Tie Oswego Times says that the phenomenon OF
mirage on Lake Ontario witnessed Sunday % degree
never before heard From the high point the Fort
Prime Edward. Island completely the Lake the
Canadian shore could be distinctly The Duck and Gallon
ct on the shore plainly Even the lee in the Ste
u,y Island leading Sackets Harbor visible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

from the public and few knowing spectators bought
the pretty stones Of the boys for 81 50 or y each
Why the business was Discontinued whether the fshe-
ry was exhausted. or whether the fishers could
no. find market. does not appear There Is
a prospect that the waters o. New-Jersey vii
now be pretty thoroughly hshed, inssmuch O.
several OF the residents Of Paterson have gone
into the business and engaged in searchins
the promising brooks. They have already MADE et'
cursions fay miles from home and there IL little douo'
that before many months pearl fishermen viii De 'ouno
in every part Of the State. and that all the streams
likely to contain the precious shefsh, viii be thor
oughly and systematically explored. IL any OF our
cy readers are of al skeptcal on the subject, they
NAV satisfy all their doubts to the genuneness d
the report and Of the gems by call at Tifanys OF
Ball. Black & Coz, at both Of which places jersey
pearls have been purchased and are now exhibition.
The one thing to be regretted about the matter i
that it completely destroys the former poetry of pearl
fishing. Hereafter when the romantic belle looks upon
the lustrOus pearl Of price which adorns her snowy
neck her thoughts will longer be Of the fearless
diver and his perous descents to the dark, unfath
omed caves Of ocean, amid the myriad treasures Of
the deep to the coral forests the golden sands, and
among the green-haired mermadens; Drawing all
known and terrible monsters of the to pluck from
it's dark bosom gem for the brow Of beauty; but she
will call TO mind a more real picture. that Of
sturdy Jerseyman in India rubber boots, with his
coat off and his shirtseeves rolled up, wadDg up to
his knees in dirty water, and pokipg his long
fingers into the shiny mud to drag out fresh water
c1o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

ger. we believe AT Guon's, and crossed the street
toward the entrance Of No. ST. Charles street. in
tending 10 reach the daguerrean saloon OF Andrews
ard ,rike him while in the act Of transferring the fea
inres of some fair 10 the metallic plate. She met
him on the sidewalk, and quick as though; the
Clustering blade had pierced his neck. As he turned
ard reeed che inflicted two more wounds on hi. left
ann ard before the bys.anders that ;hronged the side
wax at the time could interfere she gave him another
stab in the thigh when the dagger dppped from her
heud. With the utmost coolne-- she then forced her
way through the crowd. 10 one in II attempting to in
ieiere with her, and proceeded carriage IN waiting
at the next corner. and was driven rapidly to her
home, No. SEQ Common street.
a, late hour las. night Andrews was still living
and Mrs. Charles was at her home, arrest legal
investigation that we could hear OF having taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
auced to them as Mr.. Brown the landlady. Capt.

duCtu 10 them as ME-. BfOWu, lUt I1H''I"1|'
DE We're, for the purpose of achieving an
TO the lady Angela enters her house as lodge u'e'
the name Of Mr.. Brown, the fshinonger' Inc nay
being unaware of his true diameter while he knows
hen perfectly she is completely at his mercy; and
his mpertinences and intrusions his Stra'agens and
her annoyanees at her unwecome visitor who will not
be 90, rid of on any terms, form the incidents and
amusement of the play. 1t is full of vivacity and
yeli,es- and is dashed through by the various per-
former. with the greatest possible spirit.
Mr.. Lester, who personates the impudent Captain,
and Mrs. Hoey, as the Lady Angela were both ex-
celleni; and Mr. Holland, who has congenial low
comedy part, makes the most oft.
The play was a very decided success and
eeived with much applause; aud Mr.. Lester. being
called before the curtain announced the piece for repe
fition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

rrr4Enan to the cOp.,iss OF this s,se sod BY o"n's'
sus9ce. i. absolutely sd IN eli ia psr' void
in the q ra,,aa,, for The Puo.e o. ossss
sodsuent the sPProPri,'e tribunal question Of rsAs
Ina a sP,f4 S., ss .,.. s p
pc., cooperation in bnsn. the Issue thus presented
prcrnr, decision, :. TO my mind quite clear
sdins hi. ohc' srd 1. quite NANTES, that With The
obtain sna hearing general term Of the Supreme Co0t
nd. cqusy e,r thai she.rns could BE- in the cour II
Asresl. on tie 6r.t day Of It. session IN june
The judsmeu; OF that cour; wOuld Be hna and in ysse
'inSins uy..f would be Obliged to scquie.ce.
To nv srrs surprise learn that through counsel 700
- sporns your ard the time OF III Courts in dis
touching The merr forms - pocspre snd IN .ss
,hr ssr Il mpor,sn, to the pubic tbs, Ae S-
many - ssi as to he rrrri.e q supervisor, saet
h, over ~, poe this city should h. promptly dso'dr NJ
csn !. Re earliest Practicable and Of,Acir Of
directly in picsed in the question oeS9es Nc 70
everything IN nv pow TOW ard sccomPlshing 's result
My prr.ons md ofsc relation. th. question afford oen'
elusive reasons for such course on my par, NJ, 49,,
pss-rd charged with the oCc and dae. q Fohee ''n'
missioner OF The City Q; New York 49,, .., NJ.
Con missioner uudr The pre5Sis,inG law 10 valid az
forbidden to do whether act or refuse TO s ny -
To relieve me from this embarrassment the time
yc,ed nv Your rcfuss 10 meet the question Attorney
General has prosecuted ssas, writ Of alternative msn'
a
l, cl,im the record hy demurrer otheTsise thsc
III, new hill afforded sufficient warrant for rnsa 10 acc
,pr The tauer Law. This will the
fru and hs counsel 20 hasten proceeding AMI
pr,,pr, IN early decision from tbe Court Of Appeals
on urse nv council will side OF tins question:
for 90 believe in the sundness OF the position VOC hass
tsl,r But il YOU decline they viii present the points sas
cary the easc 20 final judgment -
Nh object IN addressing you IL twofold:
Fsf wish 10 place st In my true po''ion ocoe 70
public ~ 81 opponent Of your The ors o ss ns
arr p,csary reItrd tor the purpose IN band nsh' MA
Lsd. filth letter not written
sod think IL proper 70 YOU the control snd man.
defense in the mandamus against mo- ccpe
that m decUng ~ delaying listsc-
dictate the OF the p,eadings on par
., far - shall b. with waiver OF all objections OF
mere form srd a expedition required Inry
may prr question of constitutional law In any ton hey
.h. think IT. of the action until hna nas-
pert in the Court If Arps they conduct the ~h'e de-
tense ard BY " they can that you IN con-
urcti,n Of NcwIork aud BROOKLYN. now law.
fry constitute the Board Of Police Commissionc having
the powers vhich Were vested ~ me ~
polio. Commissioner ofco For this purpose u Is onI
n,ce.sry they attend IN Court tomorrow morning
am gentlemen with respect your obedien servant
ABRAHAM u RUSSELL. City judge.
To SIMEON DRPEs. James Bo~en, James w NSH JAW
Chowcll and James : I. Stranshan, es9s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01
RESIGNATION OF RADETSKY.

cor,,.poudence Of The Newark Daily Advertiser.
WIN GENOA April 2. 1857.
That which Won have at last " strained out through
,uuch questioning and debate for the veteran Scott,
grateful Austria has done for her Radetsky with
grace that adcrns Justice though it shames the many
tongued democracy. But there is proyerblally htus
grace in republican gratitude. During the Emperor's
late visit to the Ionbard-Venetan kingdom, the OLD
Field Marshal now past 81, and beyond comparison
the most distinguished captain living, preteHed
request to be relieved from the command. II
truly imperial response, the power OF the Sove-
reign only appears TO illustrate his veneraon Aitec
an assurance that wish of his can suffer denial.
and placing at his service the public places ana
palaces of the Empire it, guest, the ilial young
Monarch graciousy adds: May You continue, the
" living model of our glory beloved and honored Dy
"every Austrian heart long to enjoy in the bosom OF
the most profound gratitude the precious souvenirs
"of a glorious life" A subsequent decree makes
pro, on for the continuance of his present suite WIN
a salary of $500 The honored old soldiers address
10 the army on laying down the sword borne through
the campaigns of than seventy years, IA charae-
terstic: take pleasure in repeating to you, soldiers
"he says that the glory which, like the decline OF
beautiful day surrounds the evening OF my HE, -
"your work. II is to your gaantry fhst owe aiii u
H. your military virtues that have given me the isa-
"rei that crowns my gray hars, by the grace OF our
Emperor. Soldiers receive, then, the expression
&" of my gratitude
There are few examples in military history Of suck
protrscted and distinguished services Though We
can have no sympathy with the cause which they havo
served il must be conceded that they illustrate re-
maikable personal and professional virtues Born ~
l766 OF distinguished Bohemian line, his military
life commenced before the establishment OF American
Independence in "a campaign against the Turks where
he attained the rank Of Captain In Suwarow's ia
nous Italian campaign Of 1893, he first demons'rnted
the srategical talents which for him high posi-.
ton on the general staff, and In 1885, accomplished
by science trained by constant service, and feeling
rhng OF age but its experience he was placed in tho
highest rank Of the service; unsurpassed as soldier
and dplomaiift, by the abest of his European CO.
temporaries Ever bonored and beloved by his com.
rades he is covered with decorations by his own and
foreign sovereign the toys and rnkets Of courts
but the tributes of men who served with him IN the
field. Though no longer able to mount horse he IL
remarkably well preserved, and continues TO Illustrate
in private intercourse the gentler virtues which 80
happily contrast with the surdier qualities OF the sol
der. In person he is rather below the ordinary
standard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

EMGRATIos fRos NORTH CsROLISA.-A company
Of emigrants from North Carolina, consisting of AZ
persons, passed through Madison \. c. last Thurs
day, en- their way West in search OF homes. They
contemplate settling in Iowa. where most of them will
pursue their former business " tarraers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

LETTER FROM THE CITY JUDGE TO THE NJ" PoLlct
COMMISSIONERS.
THURSDAY April 81, 1889!
GEsTLENES: Under the act, Familiarity called
the Metropolitan Police bin certain powers or -
be- granted you and the Mayors Of New York snd
yu Board Of Commissions 10 govern the foiiee
and anomalous district rpecfed in said act 49, en-r-
In common With the Of my frow III brrsdrh
tain the opinion tbst tbst sc - ~ whoie e' s." '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-01

The taxable property ia New Haven, s;ier deduct;
In QUE year. There 3.al6 dw cling ho1os.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-29
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY sI2-TImE THEOs 25 HOURS.
TaNRAlNS run through from Stevenson 70 Men, m
n phis and make eose connection % trains szfIss114
Nashville and Chattanooga RailToad 2. steven
ThrOugh Tickets from Nashville 10 Memphis soId f0r
Sl2 Time through y rours.
NO STAG ING.
Passengers should leave Nashville o. he O'Clock.
Train, which ariiyCs at SieyensOa t A. Il. and con-
1ects with Trains Tor Asmphs. No delay ezeept Ia caang
NJ c.. L. ANDERSON,
apTl2-.L Ticket Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-29

nUININE, Morphia, Ghloroiorm, Stricbnine, Hyd.
" Potassa, Iodine, Nitrate Silver Select Powders Of
Ipeescnanna, Caloeynth. Rhubarb, Scamony Mar Apple
Bayberry, Golden Seal, &c. Received By
7. WELLS Market street,
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RSTEUMENTS, &C,

APPROVED MEDICINES.
Ertrast BHekH, HEIMBALD'S.
INVIGOhATING C0aDiAL, MOrse's.
FEMALE BuTERS,
PULMONiC BALSAH, WILLIAMS,
Sherry Wine Filters, RICHARDSON'S
EXTRACTS SAHSAPABILLA, assorted.
Cholera Syrup, DR.. IEeksr's.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-29
TIE GREATEST
Building Association
} PROGRESSIVE AGE.

Of Il MS EhOORESS1tE AOEs
AN Offering For Sale at low figures, twenty Build
ing Lots In the Eighth Ward Nashville, spch terms
that himself complete and convent
home. The lots front the MurfreesboTo Turnpike,
Wharf, Frankn and Maple streets, and admirably
situated for Private Residences.
C1abones Omnbgse's have completely revoluonsed this
part Of the city, which with other Improvements being
made such extension OF Gas and water in that direc
lion, will add greatly 20 the value of this Property
The Terms such as will allow each purchaser immedt
atey put up his buildings, the purchase money will
not be required until the 5b of January s6, the intere
only 70 be paid annually until that time ecah sooa
iuly-u A. YES. LlNDSLEY.