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1iven under my hand this August 22d, 1857.
bANlkL sIIELTONl
JACKSON, Tenn. August % Iss-

JACKSON, Tenn, August % 1852.
~ % sooEe case wac perfectly cured by - bottles Of
lhe iL'honui iptc, ana Was the worst cases 81
Gravel that has ever been IA this country
,,.-, q. ADAMSoN
read Tie following aud pront thereby
A. - @ loRkNIILE, October 1853
Mh ,. toNAA-Iear sr;-l ou viii do me- the li,d
ness Ia publish under my certificate the follo,,I, %
"a - & wy sGiiot me- iHs community may be benefited
nave gwen oflA To nine children, and nv uf, beip,
mfacuiousy saved (as consider) by yotr rn,t,,1 =
Nlli"t IA J4sNoe l" you and tb@ public withhold nv
testimony Ia IL many virtues. ny
used your LlhoIltriptlc Ia small ,,or,;o,s ,,.,.
one d'N Tor hNc months, winch glspeleJ ,tir.i,
The h.lulrnt sickness oi the stomach ana no.. -
y III III @ nIu annoy cd me, TO an alarming extent
IL AL my luiiner pTcgnanCies. When I W,as 80
hned took about two VINE glasses f,n =, 49,.
same medicine, which gave me an ss.,.r .,.,l,'
cry py great deal thnn had before Mr. !.
tis AL, iiaN seen II tried case ana he, -
aIcspcSTo.e sour IN another case that your Ithon
ulptc Mas uied in, anu the Mldwiie MI tf.r- -, =,
attendance were thoroughly need thai the main -
sne HeiiHeiy % was very much lesscned by ITS use
N"i" say 10 All my sex that expect be nloth,rs
10 DC without your Invaluable medicine durirr -,
iai4' ana particularly - the time of confinement "a
y iis uil heu tendency 10 relax the system conoe
queiitiy the pam OF labor is much Diminished ma IT,
theT my fhysiclans and Midwife both said maj -
dr"lsy "l the Womb. aud now enjoy h.,fsr i,.1ts
@ 'l ua,e zone III ten years, AND believe the ais.
sir 40 this that the suncrnrs of very, r,,r, nj, -
sex h4ss DC alley aIcu h thel only o,ercu, mr.
p.cuuets SO much as 10 try te I!thontrptic X .oy
person wishes a. know my ouuions n,,,hr -, - - ,Iy
subject they can address mo al York VIM, rr, ~
ElIJAH SNOW
, CYNTHIA l. SNOW
. WAS present and heard Mr. snow acknowledge TN,
'''a '"4'NAru IN thc above certificate have l,ee,,
acquainted wih Mr.. and Mrs. snow for many yasrs
/ ~, a.. y, -. tl4,n CcIln
,,,.r.,,- ,-,-f...,.,., w. q GRAY,
~ "A"'iH Ad&lUtiLe TeltneSSee
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-05
Wheat and Rye Wanted.

yryHEAT ass BYE wanted ~ P, c. Axr1<sax, al
w tcslr wsFesvsss. 10 ixaa1 slEss,
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Linen Goods. DC.

WE ofiereing the best bargains tn Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels LAnen and Domestic
shcvtHgs. Bieached ana Brown DOmestics, eyer seea
in this market, at
le5-u W. A. X j. q. MCtlEll4AND'S. I
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f0un0ers.
ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

FfNHE attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers, and all persons desirous of purcha
sing at home good machinery, such STEAM EN-
GINES, CASTINGS of every description GEARING
CAR-WHEEIS Of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS, PUMPS, &c, &c. is respectfully called this
new Establishment now growing mp rapidly the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend TO carry on the business fully extensive
before, and shall be ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings We have already commenc-
ell operations in blacksmith shop and BOiler-yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction Old and new
customers.
We are experienced Mechanics-each of person
ally attending To his northumberland thus We
shall be able to turn out superior work lower rates
than heretofore done IN this city. We shall warrant
every niece Of work done this Establishment, and
give prompt and personal attention every order left
at Oce thus hope To give general satisfaction
ana be patrOnZed by all friends of home
". JACkER 4 Co,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June 27-u Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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Meoiral.
Greatest Medical W Onder
OF I'll e A GE!
COW VANS
VEGETABLE LiTHONTRIPTIC.
Friend Of the Human Family (!

~ u sitLichGed produce a
n has Afforded The same relief 10 suffer.
ing humanity a. Ccwans Iithoniripiic
Ccb4A'S LII1fO.NzIsII,7YC has cured thousands
OF case o stone IN the bladder and kldneys
CCHAN'S LffifON1hIl'fIC has cured the rnoz,
aggravated cases OF Gravel seen aud is the only
certain remedy now known Tor the above ciseases
CcWAN7S LL1HOA1fLl'7YC never fails 10 cure
all the diseases OI the kidneys and Bladder.
COWAA'S LLTHONIRLP7IC is the only sure rem
edy for diabetes.
COWAA'S LLIHONTRII'TYC IS a certain cure for
Chronic Gonorr hoa and elect
CON- ANS LITHfONThLI'T7C cures weakness O
the Loins.
tOH4N'S LI7HON1RLIoTYC has cured the worst
cases OF frolapsus Uteri ever known
COHAA' hOAThIF'TIC Is the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COHANS LIIHONTRLIS7I. viii cure the worst
forms of Dropsy.
COWAN'S LITHON1RIFTYC viii cure long stand
ing cases OF structure and remove Yenerea lAlnt from
the system.
COUAN'S EfJHOhTRLF'TTC is the only remedy
known for the cure of all sympathetc COMPLAINS AZ
tending ON Pregnancy and every female who Is urog
nant should Al once procure bottle II she wishes
feel well, while in that condition
COW4A'S LIIhONIRLf'IYC IL the only remedy
ever yet discovered that VIII relieve the pains of labor
ana the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have
sure friend 10 assist them III the greatest u l lhr
life. $50 - 'i
The most mcredulous will he convinced OF the rr.a
eHcacN oI The lthuntripuc by reading the fuIowing
Cerlieaies and those around each bottle
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JS0 BFis AFftES ia, ss0esvsa s.G So s.ls sy
lsJO spEie-g y 4D efx1
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.
10 all fssySONS 1riIlcls9 ,,,,I -

'-I''ttpta UTuttt.
hk- = r CoMAN;-lear siT:-I hereby certify that In
the summer oi the year 1885, OF mne a bow
ABOUT ~ years oI age, who had always before this time
ocen stout aud ol vigorous constitution WAS ttarld
Mih gravel Physician was called who attended ON
nm Ior several months, during which time he rrev,
have died IA lew days had t not been Tor A friend
VINO ADVISED the use Of COwans Lthontriptic l urol
cuIea le" oolues the first OF which gave him rerr
anu III Z snort ulne lac was able 70 walk about and
Hh"lS Iuil! reCoNered since N hch time he has had n
symptoms "i s1d disease and ali appearance is M
lore recommend II 10 all persons suffering und.r
IKE disease, as one OF the most certain rsm.aie
known. 'S~'o
Given under my hand this August 22d 1857
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IL is Natures own Remedy.

Curing diseases 10y natural laws. When taken its
heaiing inlaence Is felt coUrSng through every
OF the body, purifying and acceleratng the circulation
OF the blood IL EeutralIzcs any bilious matter IA the
stomach, and Strengthens the whole organization
McIean's Strengthening Cordial will erectuaIly cure
Liver complaints Jaundicc
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as much Light for 0NEC Mt as Kerosene will
tor THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid Will
Shelion's Marble Works


Church street, next door tu Cornelius CdDHctshop
Nashville, Tenn.
rI1IIE Undersigned wuuiu inform ms friends , ~ q
aud the puuuC generally that he wlll con A,-Al
lluue tine MARBLE business IA tus city at SI-.!--
his suup next door to COrucnUs's Cabinet CNN Ny~
snau on Church street, aud calls attention 10 ~
the stock Of -
Marble Monuments, EOmbs, ETC.,
Which ne uas on exhibition and for sale, embracing
great variety unrucd IN the most superb manner.
lie Is prepared TO manufacture on the slJ test notice,
Va ar bic "a ILeis; AUD every description vi
Marble SEor.A, ol LIe uI,st American anu ItIi
iAu .lLlu,r. Il.s rJtk Wui, heretofore, be war.
raLtcd, AMI AIs prices 10 su.t Tie times
I1fs-u VI. l.. SHELTON
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Osnaburgs and SheetinSs.
100 BALES IS and a. oslsburss;
lOO 10 bales - l.cn BtssiAs
10 baios . DrdIisgsi
So sparta, i-iu.e Hlii and sumner Sheetings
OUJ bags COlLOu iLTas, All autnbets; IA store aa,u
for zaic by ". "a. GUhiJON a ~,
an-s Agents lOf Icnncs=sS SaahdaAAiafef
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heather nauas.

IUsT received, !. 500 fsst of LEATHER Hzaas of al
J wittls, ffena = - ~ inches iooa feet \ inch
-, ~heh, hAyias eesa asea short time, all eel u
haif prize.
nsayg7-H y Y cpTTFR
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~ = -e H~e"'Cu3 III tHe NorIu!
WIS CokulAL IS distilled from a Berry known
~ Ia myself, ana chemically combined with some
OF the most valuable medicinal roots herbs and bars
known 70 u,e Hiid ci man, VIZ; blood rout, black
root, wild cherry bark r.inw dock dsn1-lions sar-
saparHia, elder flowers with others, producing the
most iaioie remedy Tor the restoration Of health
kfnNrn
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ParasO!s and Sun Shades.

A BEAUTIFUL lot OF Parasols, sun Shades, and
~ ladies' sun Umbrellas, just received and for
sale by
aprz4-u W A a J. g. NcCIE1IAND.
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Straw Cutters.

w have Large stvS@ vi atfA~ taiIsfsi siheiAfs
w - IJTu's aid Cumming fatsHl. Inc sdleei
-tle tyoE Ine uIst pIeiisls4 to -Natiuzl tA.lf
LJas A4--iSitloSS = ~
Nov ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26
FssrnitErc TMrmigMr6slilIi4a
Fresh Arrival at III. C.. Hardy's,

TWHULESALE a RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE, asvs
Jefcrson-st, between Water 4 Main, in Sir. Postle-
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa
ME r. HARDY returns his thanks TO the eitistns Of
burlington and vicinity for their previcus pat
roGage and solicits continuance feeling confident
that heran continue TO give perfect satisfactiont
owing to bara times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly so that IL enables sell
AL gaosisi n n line from ~ rs ef cent? less thsn
any other house In the west, and goods warranted
as good AS represented the MONEY REFUNDED slNy
stock consats 81 the following goods in ~ ss s4a
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DOUBLE I.KrrE1ssGsANR,a
OR TWO. MILLS In. ONE!

gE Patented May, ~. Imprp in Sia6svsas
YVHE Little Slant Corn and Cob Mill IS simple
- and portable machine 6fn6ed d ohItlse k6Hey mil
pfincpie entirely of cast sOn, fof farm
use ana Tor preparing food for steck which
u does atthefat often 70 tEehsy hxr
Iss been PM Y
which consists Hudine anothes iapAmpAt OF
n BOX pisiio s * bsss SiSas..
~ reshs 81 Allof Hhch IL H4Asly dsYsArd.
and when reqpired) the Mil adapted also
SHIELDED corn into hosaSoKy ind me psSj hi saStly
w ~ essipe the metip9 2r IN ether ERE9e, t2
the basbe are ohtstnsa ana ths baiaA0sa9sssesEto
'77E 1DV4 EZ.1cE or FkEDIHr cOKYxlED
Kso fa' C01.kEAL PRO vENss ltoiibo1a
sf syy.. asse ssa ON
and sfcAttf 70 fssteAsf Nh hrsth.
sr Wishing to divide Rur Interests offered me hteen
hundFed pSund Ms choies d
ssssssd XII ssssssy ne
twenty. We then divided onn1rriuho d,hie Nisthe
shock, and had ins ground together With the cob;
sSoS.4 ss9S I'D 81 s.:s ..
nine. though vsad 1tv1dsA equally ansi1e sseis5ev
ensy ssSa e w 2ps s2ssseS ed tyspt bis
anishsd fsaths The eetls yaes wsigkid AZ ae|a 4.
ssi re s;ssd q
Each min fnrnishsd complete, ready 81 sts1sIins
team, and no s1tsy powes rsqnits1 thsAs1 hak asDn
ei 1ss .l a:i s, H RAirH ROBINSON CO.. ss.ix
Aobs.stt2 ~ 81 st{AA yil&&fEglE EkM Yfk 81
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-ssa "a - n. q. SIssoN, aag
.slsM lsH0lUElNIyMrE A6lNrg

ostummal aasrs' lis 'ss spv s.ea ~ SuA
the citizens of town and vicinity. All f1fTp$IA
) work warranted Indies waited on at ILlIy
heirrcsidences II desired Teeth inserted from one to
either by means Of springs atmospheric
pressure He may be found the office " Drs william
son Thrail, the lat week in the month. FEB. H.
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d., Mahogany and Black W4lsst.

2 c3iairsc s.-.g. IL. gi'r q .a"g .o1a esniLiir5
great variety VI articles usually keet In anrst
class Furniture Warehouse which are too hdkr6ns 10
msntton-fiF - EW naTw ,gstzulsy fsias4a
Mahogany and Black Walnut looking Glasses from
Gik ntms Locking Glasses from a 25to $lSA o.
Brass chicks, with Trim fraines ff6mT l2fs6s TO
Is 90. -
A'libsrafdisco made tocounfry desisrs4iseJH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-04
The Pacific Hotel Tragedy.

The examination Of Taylor. the sup
posed incendiary of the Pacific hotel in
st. Louis. is still in progress. No posi-
tive evidence against him has been elicit.
cd, and the circumstantial testimony is
only sufficient to raise strong suspicion
of guilt. 1t is proven that Doane-the
man supposed to have been murdered. =
had but small sum ofmoney with him
His partner testified that the deceased
had no large amount of coin, nor did he
know ofany resources he had for pro-
curing it. This fact, by removing the
supposed motive for the crime, has
changed the current Unpopular belief and
it is probable the prisoner will be releas.
ed, unless more positive testimony o
guilt be yet produced.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-04

THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN GEN. HARNEr
AND Cor. SUMNER excites q great deal of in
terest at Washington. The conduct of Gen.
Harvey is considered as ga backing down.
and has created an unfavorable impression
among the officers Of the army. The origin
Of the trouble is stated ~ the New York
Post to have originated a. follows.
Colonel Sumner was last fall tried by court
martial, upon exceedingly frivolous charges,
involving breaches Of etiquette. By some
influence utterly incomprehensiblc to plain
men, not verscd in the rules and practice OF
military Jurisprudence, he was con victcd and
ensenccd to four mouths suspension from
command. In that affair, and in Others, Col
Sumner considers that General Harvey con-
Quoted himselfIn tyranuical, oppressive and
unsoldier like manner. Last week both Of
fcers happened in this city together, and /
understood that on Friday last, Col Summer
sent friend to Harvey, to inform him tina,
at a stated time he would be beyond the
limits Of the district, and inviting him Gen
II. to meet him.for the adjustment of their
differences. Instead OF replying in the man.
ner recognized by customs Of the service
General Harvey fled Col. Summers note al
the war department.. 1t is expected that q
court martial will be held upon Col. Sumner
to the charge Of violation of the rules and
regulations Of the army. The penalty for .
challenge to fight is dismissal. Colonel
Sumner justifes himself, hear it suggested
upon the ground that he is off duty and MOI
amcnabie to the prohibition against duclling
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-04

JUDGE NiBLAcK's CoURsE.-A correspon-
dent Of the Eincenncs Gazette, says that
Judge Niblack in confidential letter to Hon.
C. S. Dobbina, of Martin county, which is
being freely exhibited and expounded in por-
tons ofsaid county, the Judge takes substan-
TALLY the position that Presi lent Buchanan's
views are the only correct ones, relative to
the admission Of Kansas into the Union with
the Leccmpton constitution, and that he
will he bound to cast his vote ultimately for
the same. This is very frank IN the Judge
in case he designed it for the world, and
would speak out his sentiments and inten-
tons publicly in Congress, that none might
be misled in their views relative to his deter
limitations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-04

A STATE DEMANDING ADMrssIoS.-A stir
was created in the Senate ono morning las,
week by the appearance of Gen. Shields up
on the floor of the Senate, and demanding to
be admitted to a seat. This movement on
the part of the General was decidedly novel,
and took the "most grave and reverend
Senator'S all abaek. Heretofore it has ALWAYS
been the custom for the Senators ard Repre-
sentatives elected by State, while its an
plieation for admission into the Union wa,
pending, to make no claim to seats until
Congress had formally declared such State &c
be a part of the federal compact. The claim
of Gen. Shields was, after some discussion
referred to the Judiciary Committee, will
instructions to report.
Minnesota is no longer under a territorial
government, but ia exercising all the right
Of o sovereign State, with her own regularl,
organized State Government. Is she Stat
in the Union or out of So
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-04

Why will you Delay.-why will you neglet
that disease which is taking such deep root and which
gives you warning by that hacking cough, that you
are fast ripening for eternityI Why encourage thai
pain in the side, the raising Of blood, those nigh
sweats, or that difficult breathing, which silently
whisper in your that something must be done e
save you from the grave Of the eonsumptive, WHY
act carelessy by permitting that disease to destroy
your health, and hasten you 10. tsub from whence
notraveler ever yet returned!
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COuGH,
Or death must carry you to yonr silent grave. Why
delay while there is yet hope! Consumption is caused
by impure humo Of the blood being deposited in the
cells OF the lungs. Hence, the lungs like spring
Of water. when rolled mp by the dirt mud, IL clear
water constantly flows through the springs impurities
mud will be conveyed away by the pure water.
Just 20 with the blood when kept in clean pure
state; it constantly flows through the lungs, it
RIGS away all corrupt matter, and perfect health will
be the result. From two to three pills taken every
night or every other night, or enough to keep the
bowels regular, will in q reasonable time con-
sumption. The reason these pills used than
all others, is because they are made Of purifying
vegetables, and cleanse tile body from all corrupt
ter and drive out disease Of every description quicker
and in o milder way than any other Pills.
feb3d&w1m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-04

APPLYING TIE TEsr.-Thc anti L.
comptonites have determined to submit
their platform adopted at the mass con-
vention on the ed ult. to all the candi.
dates for State cficers, nominated on the
9Th Of January, for their approval or re-
lection. If they cannot adopt it in full
their sympathy for the Administration
measure will be apparent, and the Pop
ular Sovereigns" will govern themselves
accordingly. The gentlemen on the
ticket have already gone so far in ap.
prevail Of the right construction Of Wal
lace's resolution, they will have no diff
fculty, we suspect, in accepting the plat
form of the 23rd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-04
A DISTINCTIVE FIRE AT LEwrsroRr, Ky

A DEsTRrcTIvE FIRE AT LEwIsPoRr, ny.
About five o'clock yesterday morning, q
fire broke out in a hotel kept by Mr.. Pearcall
in Lewisport, Ky, q town on the river about
twenty miles above Greensboro, and before il
was arrested, destroyed the hotcl-a private
dwelling belonging to Mrs. Maygard, and
six stores, constituting large portion of tho
compact part of the town. A large portion
of the goods in the stores were saved, only
some 81 900 or 5000 worth being destroy
ed. One person had $1,000 in bank notes
burned up. The buildings consumed we're
cheap frame buildings, and the loss is esti
mated from $4,000 to $4,000.
We learn there was no insurance on any
Of the property, as is too often the case il
country villages.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-04
Refined EuiOyment OF the Senses.... The
Poetry of the Toilet.

The sense which takes cognizancc of the
volatile and invisible essences which we call
odors, although not so absolutely necessary
for utilitarian purposes, as the senses OF sight,
hearing, taste and touch, Is nevertheless q
valuable endowment, and productive of o
large amount of refined enjoyment. 1t not
only warns us Of the presence. OF delcterious
properties in the atmosphere, but enables us
to distinguish and appreciate rare and ex
ouiste elements of delight in that subtitle
/ medium, which whould otherwise be lost to
us. To the deaf, the birds have no song, and
| vegetation without fragrance would lack
charm rs necessary to its perfection as are
their vocal powers to the feathered choristers
| of the woods. The brightest plumes do not
| atone for the absence OF song in the Bird of
Paradise, nor would combination Of all the
tins of the rainbow compensate us for the
los, of frng, ancc in the rose. A blind poet
has beautifully described the perfume of
flowers as ssforal music" and the sense Of
smell being less liable to arrangement or OBJ
liberation than that of hearing, this ''vocal
music" is a poetic luxury which almost all OF
us enjoy. From the earliest ages perfumes
have been held in high esteem. The Egyp-
tinns embalmed their dead with fragrant
spices, the Israelites mingled them with theiI
. sacrifices, the Romans used them in theil
lavatories and at their banquets, and in oul
: own day frankincense is used rs an emblem
of praise and thanksgiving in all Romaf
Catholic tern pies. The gcntler sex. from thu
delcacy of their organization and poetic
temperament. derive more exquisit pleasure
than men from agreeable odors. 1t would
seem, too, rs if Eve had carried with he
. from Paradise the memory Of its fragran
' atmosphere and transmitted q taste for Hora
! perfumes to all her daughters. Art, sspcc
: tally Of late years, has done much to minis
ter to this taste. Nature, in her more favor
y ed regions, covers her fields with aromatI
q vegetation, and hangs living censers on tn
forest boughs. But decay steals their sweet
ness, and we are indebted to art for thei
e perpctuation. The mailed warriors Of OIL
u Spain were cntranced by the luxnries arom
exhaled from the blooming wilderness c
Florida, but could only bear away with tber
the recollections of Its sweetness-they ha
. no means of preserving it. 1t required tn
= aid of modern chemistry to fix and concen
= trate the impalpablc essence and render
&c eternal. This it would seem has been &C
complished in the celebrated FLORIDA WA
TER. introduced in South America by Murra
: d Lanman, of New York, some twenty veal
ie ago, and which is now becoming standa
II luxury of the toilet in the United States
The Earina Cologne was the first grand tr
" umph Of chemistry in this department, an
l. Murray e. Lanman's Florida Water is ii
h second, and perhaps the greastest. 1t is ce
re- tainly q delightful acquisition to theron
:, OF THE ToILEr.-HarGad Didrio de Ia Id
riha.