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A Lusus Natural.
To the Editors Of The Louisville journal:

To the Editors Of The Louisville journal:
HENDERSON, April 5, 1858.
GENTLEMEN: l have just returned from a
visit to one of the most extraordinary curiosi-
ties ever known in the history of the human
race. negro woman, belonging to Mr.. Sam |
Sites, of this place, gave birth, eight days
ago, to four living children joined tog, Their by
pairs in a still more peculiar manner than the
Siamese Twins. The two boys are connected
at the shoulder, and from the hip to the knee
joint, leaving the lower joint of the legs AID
the feet OF each perfectly free. The girls are
Joined at the should with this dfferenc from
the boys that they have but one arm issuing
from the junction of their shoulders. They
are joined from the hip down to the foot-lhe
two legs ending in one foot.
In regard to the color of the children, nature
seems TO have been quite as eccentric as in
their formation. one of the boys being black
and the other as white as the child of white
woman: and so with the girls. They all seem
to be perfectly healthy and the mo her is doing
uncOmmonly well.
Mr.. Sites, who is man of wealth. takes
great pleasure in showing the twins to his
friends, and their "leveCs" have been greatly
crowd d for the last day or two.
Respectfully, n D. TARRY
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A Dust NIOrY.

The following story is told by the Washing
MED PAcHA's Secretary.-If he thought a
simeon after him in the paved avenues of
Washington. wonder what he would say to
the clouds of dust that sweep down the dusty
streets of Augusta.
lie has been used TO the sandy deserts of
SYRIA, and, on going out yesterday afternoon,
found himself enveloped IN ii cloud of dust
suddenly $50 the story goes) be was heard To
call upon Allah in loud voice, and throw
himself dat on his face in the street. Some of
the bystanders lifted him up. under the im-
preston that be had been taken with AN
epileptic lit; but on being questioned he
s;Rrrd wildly around him, and asked whether
IL Was possible that IL MAS ov,r 80 soon!
What il over 2 ask d Mr.. Oscanyaa, who
happened 10 be passing. addressing him in his
native toaeue.
'Ohl Ehendr cried the Arab. Il WIS
walking through this pleasant bazaar, woa-
dsrlng AT the beauty OF the uaveiltd women,
and thinking bow far away | was from my
native desert, when, behold, raised nv eyes
and beheld cloud OF dust, loftier than the
lotti ~ sinOoa OF Sahara, coming toward me.
Certain that ! was about to parish by The
must miserable OF d.aths, | did according TO
the fashion OF the desert and sought 10 Escape
the simoom 10y barylng my face IN the sand.
| had scarcely doae 80 when these people
liited me- zap. aud. behold, the simeon was 40
loaser their."
Ascanyan laughed, and told the Arab that
what b. believed 10 BE- the simoom was simply
the Accumulated dust oi the city, s3ept by
the wiud, and that the Inhabitants were 40
accustomed 10 Il that they zent On year after
year, without taking any preventive meas
urc
But the Arab shook his head, as he passed
o.. aad mutt red 20 him s.lf;
'Mashaliah but they ARE wonderful people
these Yankees. We hay. the sinoom only
GA the desert, but they have Il Ia their streets-
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HsHs the Nee F5rS o,l@rtsr sr.f E.s4asra
GOOD cheer la "a. louis.

We take pleasure IN eailILg atteation TO
the card ot tht prOpr.ctors uf the Tos usley
House, 81 Louis, la aaOther column TnIs
establishment has b-en rveeatly oprucd, aud
our owu p rsonai knowingly o. the hosts az
sares us taat II caslisOt ia.I OF popular IavUr.
Colonel Tow ,sLsr was long knoWa a. oae al
the lsad'ag business maa il Nvrmoat; his
partner, q. ii. Plat, Eq., was formerly n
member OF one of our proailiaeat legal hrIns,
aud suls- qaently Insinler of the editorial
fraternity, IA eNecilea' standing. We Wish
III m ali success Ia their nsw vntcrpr.s-. Their
house Is situat Il Ia u.ie al the mo~t i..shiona-
bic aud pheasant pJrIio-ls vi tbs csIy.
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GREAT SPORTING EVENT AaEAp.-It gives
us pleasure To announce 10 the sporting world
that match race ior $4,000 a side, 81 500
forfeit, four nile h.sats, has been made be-
tween Grn. Thos. J. Weiss eh- c. Siaske. by
Wagner, out or Reel, aud Alr. ID. r. kenner's
eh. c. Paceney, Town bro. 10 Voaeher,l by
Wagner, out Il mp. Britannia. 10 be raa over
tbs MeEalrle Ceurse. on the Saturday pre-
dag the regular spring meeting, is5s.
Ihis will doubtless b. the grsat sporting
event OF next year. aud will bring laaum-
bcf a snd ianuasFable thousands 90 witness
the saces--N u PC. 9A ias..
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For the Nashville Patriot.
The Dramatic CocIx-Pit.
BY ruE AUTHOR or p.sr

BY Tue AUTHOR or - DAsTYs INFERNO -
would thou o PATRIOT, in assembly sees
The :" golden youth y of Middle Tennessee, $500
In all their easy grace and negllgi9
Then mount the gallery " OF the Gaieiy
And look beneath you to the crowded pit.
Where. " golden " samples Of the sJsrlss Sit
very sea of moving, I,rirg heads
Yet most Of these denominated deads"
Some loing backbone leaning on their knees
And some reclining, lengthwise at their ease
few there be adopt the Turkish style
And cross their legs d r,st them for awle -
While others rest their restless feet atop
The bench in front, which serves them 5 prop,
But all regardless Of the wondering locks
That fall from Nubias and rich Opera 0oaks.
Az nne-framed pictures are most OF admired
For reason Of the brillisncy In which attirsd--
Impartaly we'll sketch this picturesque parque,ts,
Framed by the bright dress CIRCLE with bright jewels
set
See IN the corner with that curly patio,
" new-m made " LAWYER trying to look sedats,
While farther down upon the bench below
" Young physc " smothes his intellectual brow,
And next TO him with rusties close around
dry goods " drummer" drumming underground,
broken landlord with purse not prolific
Assuming hduteur which is quite magninque,
Asporting youth who yells when Fitz G. rants,
And hoists his feet 20 show his striped pants
All trades are represented-hcre
The % Press lin force-tcn printers spree,
bobtail 81 local" and a +" critic 4" wise ~
Who stares To show the wisdom in his eyes,
In truth, methinks this mongrelmxture parquette
May well be likened 10 a 80 ock-pit yet
There's fighting none on the little stage
Where ''game-cocks sometimes with the gar engage
But deemd it not a boisterous postscript
Because, forsooth some skimmng foul may fit
Across the boards in airy motion swift,
And Peafowl like their ornamentals lift,
Or, by the brilliant footlght promenade
On tiptoe, hopping, some young Hen -arrayed
In all the plumage OF % pulets " guse
To pull wool over young Don Juan's eyes.
IT'S rather like a cages stall-lke those
They shol1 fair sample in at STATE fair Shotos,
For here full large, without the aid of hoopl
You Duck-wOrth all else in the coop,
Spreading her fair proportiOns-looking shy
Allah big Duck say you-we say la shanghai
When such fair sample of the farm yard stock
Are To be seen, is't strange that men will flock
Into the pit--and /" pity It's tbs true A"
viii go the farther down TO get the higher vicwS
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A Heroine.

Among the naval officers dfspped by the
Naval Retiring Board, was Captain SmOot,
who had r. eived the thanks of Congress and
been voted a sword by the State of MARYLAND
for his gallant services in the war of 1872
The sentence of the Board fell npon him with
crushing weight, and the modification which
il occas, oned him is b. li,.ved 10 have FASTENED
his death, which occurrt SOM months since
His widow. feeling the responsibility resting
upon her to vindicate the fame of her decras
ed husband, when the first month of grief had
passed. set about rearing the noblest monu-
ment TO his memory which a Roman matron
could have desired. Taking the Maryland
sword she prOce, dcd with it 10 Annapolis,
during the recent session of the Legislature.
Here she presented hyr memorial. setting
forth the action of the Naval Board in her
husband case, and suggesting that. if he had
been justly condemned by that tribunal, the
gift of Maryland had been unworthily be-
stow d, and ought to be no longer retained
by his family. Accordingly. she begged leave
to return the sword to the State, with the re-
quest that, if the Legislature believed her
husband has been injured by the inquisition,
they would make some disposition of the to-
ken of confidence and regard that should
stand az a rcbuke of his perst cutors, and vim
dictate his fair fame. The Legislature at once
accepted the return of the sword, and passed
vote almost unanimously bestowing it upon
the gallant captains son, manly lad of
some fourteen summers.
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RETRENCHNENT BY MILLIoNs.-The custom
house returns show remarkable evidence of the
power of our people TO retrench and recupcr-
ate. In the last three months at this port the
reduction in our importatiOns amounts to the
enormous sum of lhirty-siX IN: Hons In
March, 1858, we took nine and half millions
less Of foreign goods than we did in March,
1857. In the first six months of the present
fiscal year. including the three months prior
to the revulsiOn. our imports at this port were
four and half millions in excess of those of
the previous year; now, our imports for the
nine months ending 3lst OF March, are actual
ly thirty-two millions in urrear of last year
All this indicates IA tremendous amount of
and retscnchment spreading
throughout the country; and it must lead, be-
fore we expect il. to a sudden revival of bust
ness. incl, ase of trad. and restoration of
commercial actiyity.-N. J.. Hsrold. IA.
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Mr. EvERErT's GRAFTON AT SAVANNAH
The Savannah Republican says that the nett
proceeds of Mr.. EvERETTs Grafton on WASH
INGroN iuthat city are thousand and two dol
lars and eighty cents. The amount has been
forwarded to him to be added to the Ladies':
Mount Vernon Fund.
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Aew CIVILIZATIONS.
MOrton'S Gold Pens.
A SUPPLY OF
MORTON s. CO.'S GOLD PENS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
aprs-1 w. H. BERRY 81 CO.
~ r. w w OR
OI AoHIucKy.
The Literary Attractions of
the Bible.
Or, A Plea for the Word of God, con-
sidered as n Classic.
BY LIE ROY J. HALsEY, ]


In the following pages is proposed TO present an
ontne OF what may be called the incidental attrac-
lions oi the Blble-to set forth its claims both as
classic and as book OF general education. Regard
ed simply as book Of learning Of taste and genius
OF history and eloquenee it has exered an influence
which cannot be too highly estimated, and comments
itself I" every cultivated understan ling 1t is the
book OF our learning, less than our religion the
basis OF or civilization not less than our salvation
II has moulded into shape, it has quickened into life
the whole body of our secular learning well as our
theology: it has breathei its own vital spirit into all
eur science literature, legislation philosophy and So
eial and political Institutions
1t is these attractions which may be felt and ap-
preciated even by the irreligious and worlily-mad
ed which we propose group ether in one distinct
and connected view. Our object Will be TO speak OF
the Book OF God a production Of inspired genius
and classic taste; 10 reveal something Of its immeas
urable wealth, a field Of knowledge and a mine of
wisdom, model Of eloquence piece Of poe
sy, text book of instruction. and thus to render it,
SO far as We shall be able, attractive 70 all
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ms- President BUCHANAN is certainly u

Mr President BUCHANAN is certainly un-
pleasantly located. With a large majority Of
his friends in both branches of Congress, he
still seems to be in minority on number of
important measures.
First--The refusal of Congress TO grant
troops to he sent into Kansas.
Secondly-The population of the army in
or ase-on the plan suggested by the Secre-
tary Of War. -
Third-The defeat of the Lecompton Con-
stituiiol.
Fourth-The defeat of the scheme to make
the admission of Minnesota condition to the
admission Of Kansas
Fifth.-The defeat of the Deficiency Appro.
priation Bill.
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A FAsHioxABt-E CoSyERT.--A lady residing
Ia tue Vic.nlty Of A,w York, the wile OF .sir
OF our mort distinguished citizens, AID well
known In the flslsOnabls world has tsstllisd
her interest ia tie revival mos, msnt by eo.l-
veriing the ell CANT billiard room attac.lcd 70
her house. into plac- Zoe praysG-sa scii.lxz. la
which her neIshbass are iasissd 70 parslslpaie
daily--Paa.
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THRoUGH TRIP.--0ur Townman, DAVID
eHELroS. Esq., made a through trip from New
Orleans 70 Jackson, on S1pday, 10y RaiIrs I'd,
lelving the formr city after breakfast and
king TIA at the latter. Regular passeng r.
g.. ins, we learn. viii conn,ea, 9 running about
che 10th isst.--Jaekos Aisassypian, 6si.
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MADAME La ROSE.

vie ~orii renowned nectrcss, aad Goddess u the
II Pianist irFs, las sHteFcI The city Shc can bs
ssca al Nc. IS, Casa street, opposite Old FrIls~s'
Han. she describe ali discasrs xhich aflhrt hu-
manly. LADIES' leeis hc2ish Particularly re-
qa-strd q call thousands IzsGity Tie Iatst
wonderful carrs she has PERFORMED sue Wl read d
700 yosf tiie snd shoS The hkoaezs yoaF fst,sFc
eesat.aaioni Describes frteaas sad enas eau being
The sepaf4ie Together; AMI Gauss speedy marriage,
fistsAss have consalte her ssh egtsrr safls & Iot
Latiz. adtaittaa from a n anti +. ~ eeufe1aes
fF0na o. n. unsii 2. M
apr9-ims
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Metairie Jockey Club Races--Sprfng
Meeting, 1858.

Third DAY.
WEDNESDAY, April 7-Jocky Club Purse,
SI00-Nile heats.
T J. Wells on G Sing'eton's) b. c. Caster, by
Epsilon dam by imp / lam, 4 yrs........4 /
a. heene Richards b. c. FIcy, by Grey Ia
gle, out Of Binkey, by AucNle John,
T. s. Noises b. c. Cahawba, by imp. sovereign,
of Tulip, by Grey Eagle, yrs.........3 3
Col Minors q. L. lmlay's) b T. by Voucher,
dam by Geo Martin .............2 dis
Time :5O1<-I 4614-l:5oA
Same day" Gaiety Club Stakes y for two
year olds-Subscription, S3O0-Forfeit, 500
5000 add-d by the Gaicty Club-Mile heats
Twelve nominations.
ID. + Kenners ch f. La Variete by Louis Dor,
out of Louisa Jordan. Observation-Disclosures. l
II. Weiss CHI. c. Starke, by Wagner, out of
Keel. Observation-Disclosures. 3
"A keene Richards Oh. {. Miss Duke, sister
ol iDplde z
Messrs- Hebert, Bngsman, Myers II Moore, Oil
Ver BTashear & Power pd It
FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY, April S-Jockey Club Purse
$500. Two mile heats.
Col. A. L. Bingaman's b m Mary p,
by imp. Glencoe, ont Of Marietta, 5
Sc"iS Oiu. " alhtu over
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PeremptOry Sale of
Fresh ScaSOnabte Goods.

N1ITH an Invoice Of damaged Goods, sold on ac-
w count of whom II may concern
AT 10 O'Clock Thursday morning, April 18th 1858
will sell from bis shelves and counters large variety
OF Fresh and damaged Dry Goods, Clothing &c Nc
THESE Goods will be sold in lots suit the trade only
We have NO prices whatever attached 10 any item in
TINS sale, and Will close them without reserve for Cash
airl4--t BENZ. +. SHELLS.
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CEsTLEHlyS FrRyISHING STORE.
DlSSOLVTYON.

VIZ Partnership herrt1ofe exstsslg aaass the style
Il a1d lffs a CLIFTON AiIlffII dlsssis-sE On
~ ia tAst d Natal couscnt, - take efAet ths
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81 ~ CLIFTON. ALBRIGHT 4 CO.. q Fhsls.ssit.bla
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tfss ed stAni. No is Cedar strset aaa szizs San
Gsa u Anssrr, she 10 faLs satnoriEea c1lioct ana
Ess,sspz sszF the sane.
In tetrias frou he a-Ia q cIssss Azss-sr take
great 4rszaFe N fre nfHenAla ths fz4trnnaes ~
NY fnsnts, ses<Es. tlRrxz. ALsztssr Ca. ssatla
men rorles q eeartee>s. sd <zl<1 tar thsa es1-
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Change Of Schedule.
.ya sss Eggs g.
LE 80 -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
~ DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ~Sz
EACH WAY OVER TnE ROAD.

~ saa sfier THURSDAY, ApEa slh, less, tie Pas
" seEseF ffain sit fellows
Lsayv Nashville daily a. A " and 2. NJ
Arriving tAazftans<es at1-.O T. Y. aHa fzs3S 4 n
Lave Csiattansz "a Al lo-so A u. ana a--5 T. ~
ArFixirE Aashrfiie ~ 9tfo A, u and s 10 g. "
Passages fsF tiIe East Msnineion, y a CAS-
easc NAsAyiii either tram, and u4kr Cd 80
neetseH tEralshsGt- IA knsxViiie, Tenn, sBg
Lynchbarg, Va, sissald iraEe Nashville tbs morn
a.. train . make fhs eaunres.rn.
tAssensrrs for aeIafhas lrNss NEshViiir on the A
n. traia, Nhkh ouanects a Stevenson ~sth 4 \ G
EafiFu4d
Thase for Nc Alnnsilie and Sparta uhi leave Nash
xiiie en che r q train, xnieh cesEeets directly
Talla hnsfA Al tc tFaia Dor Nrsfnnvilir The tran
shicA lraves MeMBatsue Al %, coanscss Sith thc
1y tram fF Chattanooga and arrives II NASH riie al
S.lo 4. u.
Al Nashville there = daily conascszon waA saets
feg - I0uz, Cincinnati, Lessvlis, Nem!Ais, New oF-
isans. Frsbsrg, &C. A. also a@iis hne q slAses sar
Louissiiie.
rhreaEh nckrts he procured a tAe fefaa befsrs
she skartnx ~ ts lains Car Nc silnn se tanGstilie
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THE COU SIN S {:
Or, The Captains Ward.
BY THE AUTHOR OF ..sARTARoE."


The Waterman. by Maitland, author Of Sar
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The Reason why: careful collection Of
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being complete Family Dictionary.
Mrs. Hae's New Cook Book, the best published.
Sam Slick, the Clock Maker The funniest book ont
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The Three Beauties, by Mrs. Southworth.
White Lies, by Read.
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References:

~ thoso who ara unseqaa ute4 with the proprietor
o. Beaver lam, be hegs lUa q refer to-
6ca. Hinton aud ~. tsssrss, Jacks IA A4ks
Joseph Cox, ksq. and Jpln " INfsiey, S~aifaa Ala.
Aessfs. =. 4 -. Prince. HIscais-si Ala urs vs. n A
b. D. NrwsuIn, nsscunibis, Ala 81 &. giaIlaway C. p
f.,ate ksl AM u. l.. sulssi, Pa MrmEAis Tena :: A
N. Laoney, ksg., Co!aubia, fsnn.
4PrIS-asInw THOMAS y. KELLER.
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chased by the subscriber has b,en thoroughly
repaired and renovated and VIII be opened
ccpuon OF visitors ON the
GOTH DAY OF MAY.
The late propretors having disposed Of their entire
interest IN the Springs the subscriber assisted by MIS-
Keller, viii assume the entire manag eTncnt the es
Enlistment, and neither pains nor expense will be
spared render Beaver Dam one OF the most pleasant
and comfortable watering places IN the Southwest.
Accommo dations, sc.
The buildings have all been placed in excellent re
pair and many improvements added, so that -Four
comfort aud convenience The table Will be album
dainty supplied aud will be equal those Of FIRST class
hote.s.
The Waters
The waters Beaver liam consist Of White GREY
Red aud Black sulphur, Chaiy bease (proyen by ataly
Ia b. the strongest in Tie state and the best OF
Frcstone and Limestone
Medical ittendance.
The subscriber who has been for the last 10 years
engaged IN tue prscte 81 medicine IN North Alabama
and Memphis, can be commanded at all hours BY VS..
Iiors who may chance 10 need bis services ply ST.
Clan
Means of aeeess 10 Heavier Dam.
There are thrce routes 90 the-e springs all which
Are ia tine repair line 81 Coaches viii run from Co
lumbia IN CO times week, and passengers viii z,
through from that place DAY over one Of tie a
&c ~ B.itt's Landing, on the Tennessee River BY
winch visitors appruac hing from that direction will Tn
ready Conveyance to the Springs
Amusements, &c.
Vtst VII und At Beaver Ian large Ball Room,
len IL Alleys, &e nne trout stream ruus the
place, ana decf n great abundanCs may BE- found IN
the Fnulcsliate VicnRy.
Rates OF Charges.
~ 800 .---...-.-....--sa 90
oaildren uedef ten y ears eid-..-........... ) 80
LIBERAL 90 lncJuu Will 30 made Ia tho ahavs rates
whes I-noiies remain oae month during lie
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Steamboats,.
For CairO and Meu,Dh;s

For Cairo and Memphis.
and n rssd RiaT'i Uaissd ps esstes -
Mail Steamer, J. 6. CLINE, -<rlSs------=-=
[. D. ELLIOTT, Master, viii leave MONDAY
April 18Th, at O'Clock, p. NJ for the above and all
intermediate ports For freight or passage amply on
ooard? or 10 A L. DAVIS,
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Small HaianCcs.

WE have a number OF small balances on our
W books aud need the funds OR terms Cash
on delivery. BENZ. +. SlIlEIpS
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Time Sale OF Groceries
BY
II q N RVS a. Co.
ADDITIONAL

AZ slrns under $500 cash: ever 500 snd under $1,000
- d-ss, over $1,000 90 day. cor approved endorsed
notes - yAble ~ Bank HARRIS co.
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BEAVER DAM
S r N 9 S !.
Hickman CO., Tenn,
(FoRTY MILES WEST OF CoIpMpIA.)
CHANGE OF
ProprietOrship and Management.
GOTH DAY OF MAY.

'I'HlS celebrated watering place having been pur-
Il chased by the subscriber has b,en thoroughly
repaired and renovated and viii be opened Tor the re-
ccptiuu of visitors ON the
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HUNGARIAN Grass seed

M Ehave just received lot Of this celebrated rass
w seed. IL Will produce from 1--we eight tons OF
superior hay 10 the acre, HuricOus Tuuthy anu
lar superior u our common Miiet sow one-third of
bushel To the acre, IN the way al the same
time as Miiet. Price -, so per buShel.
aprl+--w Tan ARMSTRONG A co
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ATII.I. MORE !

re- We VII alse seTi ers-iH q fonr months
f1pehean nue Jaiaaea 3 Iaies signctt Brandy
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