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PIANO FORTE
Persons Of Consumptiye Habits,
HcaN VhIS

ITO THE GRFFENRURG COMPANY For the hrst time
In my lie ced to ceIt y to th= truly wonder
f eG.c Is nf popular medicine, but In sending the
certfca l feel only dscharginR duty that
owe Dre!enberg Company, ana more especially to
suffering humanity.
Atout the hrst of June last / bad a negro taken
With Cough nded with restlessness splitting of blood
and other dang symptoms OF consumpt on. imme
diatey cal-d skhfu and scientific physician,
who I'D me Il OF ump lie treated him
for eral weeks gradually worse. then Lad
another OF great reputa on In NJ di-eaheS lie
examine him. and Cecicet It TO be hopee's ca oi
mpton said useless to spend money in try
ing cure nim
(Nessrs Wells oWell) that when the doctors him
up would Try the GI Renberg Consump ives Balm ia
20 nd surprise, the began TO isproVe
aft er taking doses lie only two bottles
la Comp nd, which the small sum OF nine dollars
and tl-usy 1 consider hun entirely cured lie Is worth
he Is doiug good serVice on the pSntaton
consider him perfectly sound and vel he is fat hearty
and strong, without vesge or sigL OF disease eit
JOHN MY ELS,
Claiborne, Ala
have used the GTefs nberg Consumptyes Balu 10 Sc
we're CousGn pton, practice, with the hap
p>'' s. MEDARIS, MD,
TUtJens Wells, ienn.
The @ nenberg Consumptves aim i'll enecua y cure
Consump Complaints OF the Lungs III cass' OF
Cold The Lungs GAes Lsnguor combined with d. m
cult Breath z Che and Bronchitis, the
Gtnnbers Con umptVes BA m Wii elect complete cure
ana event the disease from becoming confirmed Con-
sumptioa. all delays nguTou They are SO
hundred all having tendency 10 Con-
sunni tion. earnestly advise ali 70 procure ths Con-
sumpuve's Balm In season.
gxy- The price OF the Consuuptiv Balm Is IS per
bo.iIe ALEA. NCkENLIE. Nashville,
Agent for the Grefenoerg Co., for 1ennessee alabama
and Georgia. (deelo
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RRaGG,S ARIlc LlNLMEkT.

BRACES kRTlC LlNIMtki'
,r,rrs great specisc which is triumph in the progress
Of medical science OF nineteenth century, not
eas It was not dcovered prepare, for
tho possessed of nd health and robust e0n''H'0h'
but for a large class who ere suner,hg s, pam
Have YOU the Nelralgiaf
Have YOU the Ear Tooth Acts ,..,-
Won rid Yourself entirely these distressing evils
by the use of Bragg's Arctic Lniment.
Are you afflicted with 01d o0'es
Are you SUFFERING from severe Byslsesf
One bottle of the Arctic will surely give relief
SPee'"S' P1s,tUnatisna is a dreadful complaint.
ScrOfzLl is loathsoHe disease -,
Yet such is The heams cure see
why will you suffer with ScurSegf
why will YOU suffer Will th@ EIes!
Why will YOU submitto CbatGGdtnsf
when by using the Arctic Liniment you may hnd per-
There are in this world and tens of thousands
man diseases which humanity is afflicted Ln dis
pairing and nigh unto the grave wounds, oruisesI'
scad head chiblans piles, corns warts oites OF
sore ewes tooth ache, neuralgia, sore throat
paralsis d the Skin, tgmors wens ring worms
scurvey in the breast sore s stiness 10
rheumatism gout, &C. have fastened upon then ana Ae
To all such, Bragg's Arctic Linnent comes as sure
and speedy remedy, is balm for every wound and II
fiIsI Hundreds thousands testing its Vi-
tues nd rejoc freedom from PAIN ana suuerins
FAIRNESS HoRsE RAIsERs.
DR.. Bragg's Arctic Lhnment Is eISo "a fTind
for the various diseases, with which horses are ancted
during alarm pg cases OF bruises sPrahs sPhs
n adj polI evil etc farmer, livery stable keepers or
any person owning valuable horses should De without IT,
IT'S PREPARATION.
The INGREDIENTS Arctic LGement are OF the most
costly kind while the is besto wed upon com
nonnding them by the members OF IN: CON any
who makes personal examination oi every oo''e Pu'
up NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT
NJ il is wise to remed dy at hand
70 anny instantly Many lives thereby saved When
n Ift To he pod ling of medic practtoner mus'
have been lost The Arctic Linment is the best specnc
as acts upon the parts affected instantly. -, .o -.
II is put up 25c., %; and 81 bottles he ooo
a bottIss so and 100 ct more Linlhen' ha
the 25c bottles, and much cheaper. -, 49,.
Every person buying a - bottle Oh pfAo' y 80
IrSxEsr win be furnished at Dr. Braggs expense VIZ
Enarsons United states Journal, published in New
for one wear by filling the certineie aroonS eAc
lar hottie and sending j. NJ EakRsoS q Co.. NO."
DroAo"AS' N BRAGG & BURRoWES.
Sole Proprietors, ST. Louis, Mo.
w W Rerry 4 Demoyille, WholesIl Ile Agents, an q o!
! a w Hepdershott, A. Il. Roscoe, and j. Stretch.
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Carriag. Mandatory,

MEMPHIS, TENs., Dec. Sth, 1856.
To wHoM IT MAY ooSoERN-Tns is to certify that w. B.
Bennett GOV two for last spring, with COM
position called Vests Gavanc Cement one OF
them a deck the oth-r old shinge roof which
giving perfect satisfaction He also repaired dor
window, which leaked badly and had baed the sk
its leaking which be succeeded
in making perfectly tight. do most cheerfuy recon-
mend OF roofing the public, for all roofing
purposes believe it to be permanent fixture against
fire and water. ID. COChRkLL,
Proprietor Commercia Hotel
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NyNpu1s- March 2.ls51

MENPms March 2, 1857.
W. e. BESsErT, Fso.-Dear Sr.-Ihe facts within bur
knowledge durability SC, of Vests avauic Ce.
ment: are these: building you covered for us last
spring happy to state as cred our expec
therefore recommend it to the public for ali roof
ing purposes light cheap, FIRE and water proof rooi
does get and from the Effects OF the heat oil
the sum- harden aud crack from the ELECTS OF
the cold ANY persons wishing TO know more OF this ar
' ~ N S. BRUCE 4 Co,
Carriag. Manufactory, Monroe St., Memphis, Tenn.
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PATENT 80
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING. a@

CEMENT ROOFING.
I,HE undersigned prepared to introduce into In
TIC FIRE AND wATER-PRooF CEMENT ROOFING, and
panies public examine its superiority other
IRCHITEcTs AND BUILDERS should not fail e
this Roofing as better and cheaper than any
hing IN 1sf G ss ss asoO of the in
climate 1t is mpervions TO water elastic and neIioe
phere and will neither evapor crack rot and
its durability, there is no question
any ordinary external exposure to dre as is abondanuy
and we S nvsr aooa
old shingles tar and gravel Iinc copper or IRON room
for seven dollars per hundred feet being FAR
cheaper Roof Of the old sye and We are sure
II viii Also be found thing invented TO
,over or Gnd gravel roof arocnd
tin is r1sted through This Cement put last
long fae and form L pess. @ sdae01 81 to any Ss
land anted 80 leak) at two dollars and any cents
ter than paint Roofing will be found be thu best
heng covering large Roofs where they are
oars Brdgea Depots Station Houses Steamboat Decks
fact every kind OF Roof where there an external
exposure hre. As the Roof Is perfect without Joint
H. presents chance for Gre TO communicates, sndany
ight sub. tanoe viii burn out Without igniting
chids Co.'s Cement Ia. been used insure Build
nss with ar tSO soss With IrOn Copper Tim
~ Cement will be furnished TO those st distance
with directions Tor using.
e- Orders 70 the undersgned, through the fost-
othce, will be promptly attended 70
1xon,d re,pecfuriy refer to the following gentlemen
for whom have covered buildings with the cement
lHcnrscrs axD xAsrka MECHANICS OF xAsHvnLs-l -
Nj. II. n AKERofD.
Mai. A. HEIMAN.
Messrs ]. A. HUGHES SMITH.
" WARREN MOORE.
COLEMAN ksPAIS.
MCCULLOUGH HQUGH.
JOHN Mo0ANN d CO.
g., ,rnFpsos snn,,, " A n R.ca
Rev. c, D. ELLIOTT. Nashville.
Mr. W. IL sHAPARD,
y. r. GLAsCoCK,
D. u. wILkIN,
JOHN BEATTY,
NC, 1 CLAIBORNE. Nashville
JAS JADCN, -.ta
/" RI. AkiGs, .. q.
A N.s- LISDSLEY,
JAS II. KENDRICK, "a
Me.sIs. aassEooK l MewHrRTER. Nashville
sEATaaTIE IERRrFoRD.
W. II. GORDON co.,
MIA j. DoNEisoN, Davidson.
| Rector ~ q. .sAITh, Columbia
| Nessrs. q. W. MORGAN 90. Murheesbore.
| Messrs. r. W. McFADDkn %. .rr
| LEIPER MESSIFEE,
| b. B. sHRIyER a 90, SheIbyylHe.
| Mr. Jas. A Y0wkLL, Le.isbargh.
| Messrs- MokEYHoLDs CO. olArksviIis-
Mr. D 8 WRIGHT, a.nehestsr.
A J. RIonAR0sos. MeMisnvile-
/ ne Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Compkny have
adopted the cement ior s sosrng Of tes sne 9th.
Conpany. Certincates Aad testimonials fro onch,nAu
ar else ~hsrs the has eeen general
rhe undsrssned been engaged In various modes Of
cement roofing for snd a.tssrs hi0sen tAAt
he gnsd ezPeTisHss Asd kno.ledxe dnrns thai
time -. :. y. sAtaOA Asis
| Dec 1-,E opposite rHsrset ofaoe-
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EsGIsEEss GEN'L sUP'rs OFFICE, MEMPHIS CHARLES
RAuEoAD.
MEMPHIS, June &c, 1851
WHOM 1T NAY CoNcERN--This is certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased Of W. Bennett the right prepare aud upon
their Depots Buildings, Cars Ac., &c, Vests Gaysnic
fire and proof Roofing, and that believe
it be economical and durable covering, having al
ready had it in use for eight months.
SAM. TATE, President.
F. c. ARMS, Genp Srpt.
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The Excelsior Corn and Cob mid.

FTAs iass rseeised the highest pre0an a. the fest
II Nsion. Pair ~ Louisss also the ohlo STATE
So .r a. ever the aisnt slAr and hsse
IsIs sa.p.s1 TO ersshax Cora and Dob. BYE o.ss 1s
for s.osk. snd fer srindi1g for fsmly use. -. ~
A. III. grinding sarf4ces can DC r<rsssa - s
shrss dstars. being east separate nsin ne s'hei
81 ses 80 ~ftA tee PAIRS sf grinding Iings rer
sns as,,xrs Irsssas Axepss ..assd = ss. % %
AIiA .s~ a coll<<~ street. N..hsass
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MEsPHIs, Jan. IL 1851
f?Mr Bennett La done small OF roofing for
his peculiar way, with Cotton stud, coated with
preparation the basis Of which appears to ba Goa! Tar
efectusl and light roof and appears TO promise
durability from the preservatVe qualities OF
composition, which penetrates the cloth and protects
from the and water The Com position
quy from the effects OF the he at OF the
In summer; does 1t harden and crack IRON the
influence in the cold Of winter.
0ct9-ly a. 7. MEkhiL.
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Our stock consists Of
LADIES IAsiISG HEAL AND NO HEEL sr eALTERs
CONGRESS a. CATERS.
FInrs AND WELT BUskISs.
MISS Es' HsELtD d BOOTS AND CATERS.
CJNGkESs LAST AND KID GNIreRS.
CHILDREN'S KID AND GOAT WILT DO rs.
kln AnD M9k9SVo 1I eco LYME sI0Is .oors
sIIrCaED
PCMP
STITCHED CALF WATERPROOF
sriroHED CALF CONGRESS CATERS
" Pg"GGD
tALs OK rIts sEwsO4 PEGGED, all styles.
BUFFALO oVEsshoEs; ~, ,orr,,,s,
GUM
SANDALS.
sEwEO AND PEGGED CALF TIES.
BOYS cALFsEwfD AND PEGGED BoOIs.
CONGRESS CATERS.
OK 1Iks.
klPHEAyY BOOTS.
YoUrHs' CALI ASp Alp bRoGANs.
CALF AND hip BOOTS.
Heavy brosans. ior rAn aoa All slxes, from 30
10 OF the best quAi1y.
BOys' ns.vy bresAA'. iArg: A.sortmsat
iiea.y Mud Boots, froa 20 Ia, ali styles.
large and S-rei Assortasas Of Heavy Heol hAts, tor
Plantation uze.
itom The sspest sp he nne Heavy sols Lsaissr
sole Leather And Hog ain tonnet Boxes.
sos Leather, og Gaia AID shssp sAin tAisss al ssss
In s"rd. &C havs every variety Of goods tSand Ia
Boot ana shoe Store Of ysry bet qAy and lesssi
dscsO-u No. 90, EioR street..
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suPfRSTENDEST's OFFICE, MEMPHIS OHIO Z. r. I
MsMPHIs, 1KSS Feb. 19, 1851.
MR BENNETT Dear Sir:-Our company having been
troubled very much with leaky cars, put Of
Patent Paint upon them and far my knowledge
tends cheerfuly recommend it TO any who wish
dry roof OF any sort Yours, DC,
H COFFIN, Superntendent
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OFFICE OF Mise. CENTRAL TENN. R. R. Co,
BOLIVAR, TEsE Oct. /, 1857.
This will certify that the NJ. u t. R. L. Co. have pur-
chased Of Mr. w. s. Bennett, the right to their
Cars Bridges, Buildings &c, &C. Vests Gaivanic Cement
Having it used nd tested have hesitation in re-
it be the and cheapest covering now
in use. K. P. NELLY, President,
NJ. C. T. z. K. Co.
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ME,fpUIs. TEyN., Jar. Il, 1851.

MEMPHIS, IENNt Iah I4, 1871.
To THE PurLIc-w. 8. Bennett, made application TO us
last sumner cover buildings with Vests Gavanc
Cement: thing, thought would try it;
applied Blacksmith shop, and Engine House,
attached to the Fo lndry They have proved all required
proof roof having whstOod some OF the great
storms giving good satisfaction. Wecan only
add, try it and you will be satisfied.
CURTIS 4 KNAPP, Iron Founders.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From g. NJ PETTINGILL cos AD'EhIisiH'o ~
ii'N~SS@ And No. 10 State street, BosTos.
49, -. .ro,.s for the most influential and largeas
both In the United statesa
the Canadas. ...~~-ol~~~<~>~
AGENTS WANTED,
VTyo sell Goods a manufacturing house anees Ia @
ssIary tom 500 to $3.50 er month ahd expenses
n, rscaint OF si0 will forward San pies nY g.,
~I.u ..a,r" insi .o' - C. B. ORVIS,
Estate and Stock Broker' ~,
No 90, Elm st.. Cinei nnau, i19; n9;o
June 1-1yd. fo3' -
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REMOVAL.

WE have remove oar OF Bots, Shoes. Trunks,
w Ac. No so MON street. door from stetch's
Drug will he pleEed 10 old frenos
and customers ard many more wanting goods In our
BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
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LEATHEIs Betting,

LEATHER Betting.
= 000 FtET on hand, Of all sizes, nom 2 to ~
Leather all Of which invite the attention Of all planters
and machnist to the above articles, which wall be sold
the for cash, No sc and So OF Broad
way and College street.
Nov.T, Il. n. CUTTER.
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l.. M. TEMPLE,
Attorney at La w,
oFFICE SAME AS saERkIFfB ofrICE CHERRY
: MKT DOOR TO POST offlCk, Up STALKS,
WIN prxctacs in sli the holden In Davidson
ner eoanies and viii give has Individual attention
70 all business entrusted TO his care.
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AR MoRTLEY. ESQ. Of UTICA, NJ Y, writes: 81 have
used YOUR PECroRAL myself in my fsmiy ever since
invented H. and believe Il the best medicine for its
nnrpose ever pat out With bad cold should
pay s enty Ave for bottle than do without it,
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NASHVILLE, TENN, FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1858.
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES e
DUDDERIDGE, No. Ia Secondstreet, ST. LOUIS, Mo-
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The necessity for prompt and efficient action on
the part of our Government, with respect TO the
repeated exercise of the right of search by the
British West India Squadron, now cruising off
Cuba, becomes every day more imperative In
addition to the twenty or more American vessels.
whose names have reached us, either by telegraph.
or through the columns of the Eastern Journals.
as having been subjected to this obnoxious scru-
tiny we have now to record those of two others.
The Brig William Achorn and the Schooner Lati
Rich, direct from Sagua Ia Grande reached this
Port yesterday. From the dispositions of the second
mate of the one, and of the master of the other,
it will be seen that these vessels have been sub
jected to the same sort of inquistion, of which we
have already had so many complaints from other
sources. The statement of facts as given in anoth-
er column does not lead to the inference that any
particular act of discourtesy was practiced by the
British officers, or that our shippers were tout
raged' very grievously by their unwelcome visi-
tors, but after making all due allowance for the
exaggerated statements which have been made
public, even if we concede that these visitations
on the part of the officers of Foreign Power were
made with all due decorum, there yet remains to
be atoned for, the violation of our flag, and the
contemptuous disregard of principle for which
we have always commended.
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embassies for offices of international courtesy, and
for any other ornamental purposes. When work
is to be done, however, fighting, we mean, not
dancing; when Chinese pirates Or African slavers
are to be chased up narrow creeks and shallow
lagoons, an enemy's ports to be blockaded or
an enemy's commerce to be destroyed, one
gun-boat like the Buzzard or the Styr whose
names have lately become so familiar to our ears,
is worth dozen such huge unwieldly leviathans.
We hope therefore that the present disposition OF
the Houses, to strengthen the hands of the ExEcU-
TIVE, will take practical direction. Instead OF
voting discretionary powers 'o redress outrages,
let Honorable Members vote few gun-boats, OF
light draught, and serviceabe construction, carry
ing several 1o-inch shell-guns each. Then, if in
their collective WISDOM the Houses shall hereafter
agree with Senator DOUGLAS that the Public Safety
and the exgences of the Republic require that the
PRESIDENT should be clothed with Dictatorial pow
ers, the grant will not be wholly meaningless OF
| futile
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Additional Outrages by British Cruisers
Arrival of the Brig VIM. AchOrn and the
Schooner Lath Rich from Sagua ln Grantie.
Dispositions of the Masters.-Their Afida-
Wits transmitted to Washington.
The brig VIM. Achorn, of Boston, and the schoon-
err Lath Rich, of Frankfort, Maine, which arrived at
this port yesterday morning, from Sagua la Grande,
were both subject to the outrages now so common,
on the part of British cruisers, while they were in
that port. Immediately upon their arrival here
they reported the matter, under OATH at the Custom
House. and their aidavits have been transmitted to
Washington.
Donald Hastings the I'd mate of the VIM. Achorn
states that on the I'd inst, while in the harbor o.
Sagua la Grande, and during the absence of her
master, Jno. Hastings, she was boarded by mum
Der of persons in British uniforms, who came along
side in a barge, from British cruiser living outside
of the harbor, and that they ostentatousy entered
her cabin, demanded her papers, searched he1
decks and then ordering her colors to be SET took
their departure
The master of the Lath Rich, John R. Nickerson
also represents that on the above date he was alb
return his second mate, Jno. T. Mearis, informed
him that the vessel had been boarded by officers
from British cruiser, who demanded her papers
They being locked up and the key of his desk being
in his possession, those on board could not deliver
them up, as imperiously ordered The officers thel
| whom she was owned, &C., and then proceeded tt
search the vessel, after which they took their lie
| parture.
| 1t appears that both vessels were loaded by thu
parties, and that all the vessels in that port
the time were subjected to the same indignities.
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COLoRING FLUIDS FOR THE HAIR ARE
Observation-Disclosures Woods Hair Tonic restores the
COLOR not by the nitrate of silver process but by
alton of the healthy functions upon which the original and
natural color of the hair and its moisture its gloss
life and consequently its original beauty depended Pro-
fessor Wood at the thirty years gray
of eighty, and his hair dry, thin and dead
Now he has not single grey lock upon his crown, is
his hair thin dry but soft pliable and that of
child of five This preparation acts upon the roots
for after an apcat that portion of the hair the
scalp is found restored to the original COLOR
was, while the ends of the hair are gray. Try Woods
HAIR Tonic and do not apply any other till you
have this With this resolution you will never have oc-
casion to use hair dye
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
already in the market, called by different names use
none unless the words professor Woodss Hair Resora-
tive Depot St Louis, Mo-, and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers
the United States and Canadas and by
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chinamans Tea Store
my1O 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, MAY &c, 1858.
NOTICE.

In consequence of the rapid and daily increase
in the circulation of THE EXCHANGE, requlr-
ing greatly enlarged accommodations and more
extended facilities for the transaction of the busl-
ness of the paper and the convenience OF the
public. the PRopRIEroRs of THE EXCHANGE
have removed their OFFICES to the building for
merly occupied by the Franklin Bank, on the
NORTHEAST CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH
STREETS. The Countng-Room of the paper is in
the corner office on the ground floor, where all
advertisements and communications may be left
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ID | E ID ,


On Tuesday morning, 25h instant, SOPHIA S. consort
of William s. Sherwood, in the 45th year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No 20 East
Lombard Street, Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock
without further notice.
On the 9th instant, THOMAS RILEY, in the 56th
year of his age
On the oath instant, SARAH ANN BRANDT F. in the
35th year of her age.
On the Oath instant, Mrs. MARGARET RELY in the
26th year of her age.
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~. Dennis Sullivan, who willfully murdered Joseph
hlieoord veteran of the of 1872, with his own
sword on the 24th of last August, was hung at Os-
Msgo on Friday afternoon. He died almost as sto-
th as ne hved The last recorded is that
th he onerin went up to Sullivan and asked him if
mere way thing further he desired when Sulli-
T wan rephed that he wished for glass of brandy
Inns Inns. the sheriff said he had not got but sent for
glass OF water, which Sullivan drank off. The cap
was drawn over his face, upon which being done
sullivan Sui m, exclaimed: lord have mercy on my
men," and without an instant's DELAY. called ont.
Go ahead don't keep me here" the Sheriff who was
standing by the spring, at once said: Good bye,
upon touch the spring removed the fatal catch.
and in instant the wretehed eulprit was launched
into eternity He seemed to die without any con-
vulsive movement, except a few heavy heavings of
the chest.
- The news from Indiana and Illinois is, that those
states are pretty much drowned out. The praries
are 1uil OF water The constant and heavy rains
planting impossible.
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Owing to the Indictment weather. and the necessarily
hurried arrangements for the exhibition of these models
yesterday the propretors respectfully
they will be in complete operation this morning at 10
O'Clock, at the Institute Hail. and remain on exhibition
until o'clock 7. NJ; open again from P NJ until
NJ. The Honorable the City Council of Baltimore the
Underwriters property holders and remen, respect
fully invited to witness its operations. my261t*
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The brig Atlantic, which reached this port Tuesday
from Nassau brought to RIM the well known propre-
tor of the Eating House, No. 40 PRATT STREET, one
hundred fine TURTLES, weighing 1000 pounds This
delicious shelsh, made into SOUP is served up daily
Mr.. Rims establishment. See advertisements mv2I