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The news from Utah gis California. brought BY the
Star Of the West is eOnrmaory of what has already
been published.
Capt Hunt writes that Brigham Young gill pro-
bsblv make his head Qusrters a. ParFoWan, settle
ment some three hundred miles this side Of Salt
Lake City GEN. Rich writes that they viii probably
not abandon Salt Lake City entirely, unless com
pelled 10 do So in which event they will set Ere TO
The cityand destroy everything. Brighams circular
reeommen Is that certain number Of men be left to
take care Of the property and secure the coming
crops if possibls but if they unable TO do So his
orders are that everything shall be burned and de-
stroys5 rather than be permitted to fall into the
hands Of the Gehtiles.
There is no foundation for the report that the
Mormons contemplate removing TO the British
Possessions On the contrary, their present move
ments evidently tendtO the southwark
Col Amasa Lyman, one Of their head men, has
gone out with party on an exploring expedition
toward the Colorado, in search Of suitable site for
their future settlement.
The Sacramento Union hasa telegram from Placer
vile, announcing the arrival Of party Of men at
Carson Valley from Fort Bridger. They bring the
following news:
On the Ist Of April Col Johnston sent 3 courier
to Salt Lake informing them that he should take up
his line Of march for Che city Immediately on the
return Of the express. The reception Of this news
caused great excitement throughout the city. Brig
ham immediately ordered q carriage 70 be sent 70
Fort Bridger to bring Gov. Cumming and suite,
welcoming him 10 Salt Lake City. Young at the
same time issued proclamation TO all the Saints 70
svaeuate the holy city and akeuP their line Of march
south At this order the Saints rebelled, declaring
thew would not leave until they had first laid the
citV in ashes. Brigham then commanded them to
leave immediately, taking with them What they
could carry, and leaving what they could not take
This last order they obeyed; snd when this party
arrived 81 the city onehalf had already leit, and
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p.-sa we're leaving in squads, fist 81 - rfbla
AZ ne city 81 vas hustle ana confusion Ths Nor
.,, we're slgsr to sell their stock 70 the
~ ne party could learn vas that randezFeu7 rauld
movements South.
ne sort AeaEsnWoEth correspondents 1f sbs
washington OsioH, under dzts OF Nav 2seb writes
suppose that you have received In * -tsb
news long ere shis- How wiz Il afset ~ -
mat be taka i for granted th-t ~. 49,
are on the wing and that another be qiFs - -,
meneed. The sonora movement has comm..ssT
IS 1 predicted il would ever and over av-is ~
months ago The plans Of the Mofmous are -
Inc great body Of the people, With their lsadsr A.
nov moving towards the southern extremity III -
territory thereby placing themselves az least 400
miles father from cur base Of operations and render
ing Il almost, If not entirely inbossibls 70 sfrrs
them this year, II We feel 90 disposed
.Soms Of the Mormens wiz remain bsbind IA ,e,u
Pr the buildings, Sc, in Salt Lake City and other
points and hire them at good prices to tie govern
ment. Under these circumstances. 10 fz raTftr-,f
great importance 70 decide upon the course he
goyernment should pursue towards them.
Ny plan would be 70 leave about 2, 600 troops In
Utah 81 present, push forward the supplies h5V 0a
me road, which would give them two years pro-
Iisions, a1d prevent the enormous sxpsnas %
throwing forward subsistence nazt sping and VIII
draw the rest Of the army. Since he tTernons
have started South, 900 men can control t8s si-
The next move, If our troops approach them sn
be across The line into Mexico. lock upon. thfs
step Of Brigham IS his first serious errors far 10
northern people ever moved South without dstr1aht
A constant struggle for the uecsssaries of M IS
necessary TO keep the Mormons together, aeIt
northern country is just the Plaoefor man 10 E1r
hard and starTe.
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s0rOapt. BAELIss, Of the schooner Keziah, who
was recently detected in the act Of abdueting ne
groes from Petersburg, Va, for the purpose Of
taking them 10 free State, has been tried for the
offence and found guilty the several indictments,
and sentenced to forty years Imprisonment in the
Peuitenhary. his wife, living in Wilmington, Del,
1t is said, has written letter to an officer Of Nor
folk, inquiring whether there we're any means By
which he could be gotten out Of prison, saying that
the sad intelligence Of her husbands guilt snd
shame viii Kill her. The news Of his sentence viii
be heavy blow to hem 1t is probable that the
prompt justice administered in this case viii have
salutary effect on The agents of the underground
railroad
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NLSCENNEs, IA, June y, lsj5,
PROP O. g. woods you about % manufacture and
your recently discovered Hair Restorative, viii state for
WhOmsoeFer that have u tand known others
at have for several years, been in the habit Of
other Hair Restoraves and that lind yours vastly superior
any It entirely cean5 the head Of danru,
with months proper will restore persons hair to the
original youthful color and texture, giving It healthy, soft and
glossy appearance and ali this, without dcolOn the hands that
apply the dress which it drops. would, therefore,
its every DESTROYS Of having fine color and
texture to hair. Respectfully yours
WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD co, Propretors 3l2 Broadway, New York,
lin the great n. Y Wire Railing Essblishmen and ia Market
street. ST. Louis, DO. And sold by all good Druggists.
may5-dScW3m
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:, DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and Boards
~ @ now on hand large lot Of Cedar, Yellow and White
ne toorng Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank, Joist, scan
s' ge Cedar Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles. have
hNe cutting Poplar and Cedar dressing Poplar and
one Fellow Pine Flooring Single Machine making No.
Foat sa IN constant operation. supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles note, and the
Lowest prices for cash. J. G DARDEN
MARI Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III Broadway.
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FWyHE ONLY EUUTEby which through Washington
can procured, which point we'll Baltimore it
shortest direct aud every respect the most reliable
route. the only 10y which purchasers Of Through
Tickets to enabled reach the cities Of Baltimore,
PHILADELPHIA New York, at the Of ticket 70 New York
information the principal in the Union for
less cost than De afforded by any other
only by which Through Tickets be had
Richmond, NOrf0lE Winchester, fredericksburg, and Peters
burg, Va; Carestou Savannah Macon, Atlanta Augusta
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers Nashville Coaches Of Carter
ThomOs, the Cumberland river, Louisville
NATL with the Jacksonville Railroad Indianapolis Ind
direct Columbus, Ohio with the Central
Ohio Railroad Wheeling, whence close ton with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad made Washington City, Bat
more, Philadzp ha and New York.
q = Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
the Of the Illinois Ceurgl Railroad
thence passing through Terra Haue, indianapolis Dayton
Xenia. Columbus Three Daily Trains Columbus
10 A NJ $3.50 p. NJ. and T., p. NJ.
III = Travellers requested notice that while this the
nlV adOrdug Through Tickets Eastern Cities
the charged by other 10 AeC York Oy il is
also the shOr speedy aud direct all the leading points
the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore Is only
miles, being 100 ies shorter New York than by
other There less changes Of by this route and
consequently less detention, than by any other.
III = The read is b4lsd with broken and entirely
free from dust.
For further information please spply to D. g. RusEY agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
Through Tickets apply Louisville the Office Of the
L. S. Mail steamers, to the Jacksonville Railroad Once,
Main street. WIN. 8. WOODSJDE,
Master Transportation B. & .. r. R.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent.
june 25
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8lasBbiIIe 0lnion unA 5ntrifan.
Daily s. TFi-Weel.Iy s5i weekly s..


SALE on THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RA1RoAD.-From
the Marshall (Texas E7ag, Of the 9th inst we CLEAN
the particulars Of tie sale Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad consisting os the twenty miles in running
order, iron, cars, rack, appurtenanees. and alI
other properly belonging thereantO, together With
the rights and franchises aPPertaining &c the old
Company. The sale took place on Tuesday, ID
instant under the deed Of trust executed some time
last summers and, after some little bidding, the
whole Of this vast property, estimated By hundreds
Of intelligent men to be worth fully one hundred
millions Of dollars, vas Knocked Of to Dr.. y NJ.
sAUNDERs Of Harrison county, for the sum Of forty
thousand dollars
A meeting Of the purchasers vas afterwardsheld.
and new oOmpsHy vas organised, with Z. P.
GRANT as President
An injunction had been sued out against the pur-
chasers but as bond Of 500, 900 was required to
give it force, and as that bond had not been given
up 70 the latest dates, we opins it will not amount
to much
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New HardWare store. a. MARKET Sd

kN) M' II. leAleI IN IiAED"AA- ~ ~ =
No ~ Market street, door NJ. Burns large we'll
selected Hardware Cutlery, Guns, &c, which he intends
Offering exceedingly low for prompt short
Among the leading articles hand, will be found
the following, viz:
Pocket Table Cutlery; Carpenters aud Backsmhs'
Of every description and make large assortment
Of Locks Hinges and Screws Flush Square Bolts ShOyeIs,
Spades, Forks Grndstones Cnnk and Rollers Rifles and
Pistols Double and Single barrel Shot Guns MIL Gross Cut
and Pitt Cotton Wool and Horse CARDS. Trace Halter,
Wagon and Log Chains Hames Collars Picks Mat
-. l.rrr-- n1rnll. andH nraa Rrnaha
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EACH SATURDAY . q I.aI7 TUNE!
PAN OF THE LOTTERY,

Numbers from to 900, corresponding with those
the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper, encclee
with small tin tubes and placed in wheel.
The first 457 Prizes, similarly printed and encirced placed
in another Wheel.
The wheel is then reyoye and number is drawn from the
NUMBERS and time prize Is drawn from the
Wheel The number and prize drawn opened and
hi 10 the audience, and registered BY the Commissioners the
prize being placed against the number drawn The operation is
repeated until all the prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PEkIZES.-The two preceding
the succeeding Numbers 70 thOse drawing the first
Prizes will be entitled to the o Approxmatng Prizes. kOrex
ample If Ticket No. 1250draE the S7O0O Prize those Tickets
numbered 1l24, lI29 5l Il will each be entitled 500.
Ticket 550draws 10000 Prize those tickets numbered
54, j49 552 will each be entitled 10 $780, and accord
ing the above scheme.
THE $4,000 PRIZE OF SEQ will be determined
by the last figure the Number thatdraWs the 10000 Prize For
example, if the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends with No
then all the Tickets where the number ends in l. will be entitled
So II the number ends with No 2, then all the Tickets
where te NuUy ends will be entitled $50, and to o.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES viii be sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets S9e
Half 40
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wATERING PLACES.
EpDersOn springs

n rAGON COUNTY TENNEssFFs..-Tbis highly
f repaed and veil known watering place. VIII be Opene
ready for the reception Of visitors inYalds Goth
May. AZ regards the high character OF the medical qualities Of
rs many waters comment s unnecessary suoe il . say that the
ment Of ch has foilel the eminent physicians There is
petrg physician residing at the Springs Who viii always be
Our table viii be wen supplied with n country
al9Eis, s1 slai i Prs s IN god style
We have an abundance q good pure stored for the
Transient Boarders from 81 . to g 90 per day on 81 OOper
week; Children under years age servants he price
For extra services, reasonable charge Fill be made Hack
ss se e spFags sys morning e oel9ek ls9 run req
wM a DEBoW & BRO.
TEREE SPRINGS.
WIS most delightful resort will be opened for the
espton Of visitors the 18Th Of june The rooms and
buildings in the most complete order The table will at all
times Be supplied with the choicest yand the market Affords The
extensive io house is veil stocked with an supply
good Band OF Music viii be in constant attendance. The Bar
viii be vel Supplied WIN choice selection q Wines, 9g9ss ana
s and every eeon viii be made toadlance ne coml9rtand
pleasure Of all VISITORS that may favor Us with call
june5-lmeoddW BG&P J. M6SHER.
KINGSTON SPRINGS
WTIL be opened for the Summer Season Of 1853, the Ist
w june for the reception Of visitors The subscriber will be
at the rates Of 81 50 per day. s. 90 per week, $50 90 per month
Servants and children under y years Of age half price, band
Of music viii be in attendance. passenger Carriage will
regularly, leaving Noel Co.'s, College street. every Tuesday,
nays5-dl4si@ E.J.KREmEE, Agent.
GRAYSON SPRINGS, KY.
FTVE Undersigned having undertaken the management
is oS patrons t he iays ready q satersS visitors from
the lst Of hay till the lst Of October, and, feeling grateful for
former patronage bestowed on Grson, trusts that he viii merit
Pledging msye that the entire establishment at ryson shall
be in perfect order for the reception Of visitors With good stewards
meat and pastry cooks and polite SERVANTS Hope 70 give general
And my Bar shall be Supplied best old Kentucky as,
we'll Foreign Liquors. Cigars, &C. and agreeable
Ny Stable shall be we'll supplied with provende aud careful
This vangplaGe situated IS miles south Of Louisville
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A. G. "a. b. BEECH.

ARE NOW OPENING AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 81, College ST.,
Z A VERY LARGE.4AID ENTLRELK REHzST0CK or
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
(WHICH have been purchased very favorable
"a VIII be sold 1t low figures. Be give
call before buying elsewhere. elegant Of
LADIES, DRESS GOODS,
Fire side stripe Grenadines Satin Plaid side stripe Founcel
elegant side stripe Organizes; beautiful small
braided silks and Duca, great variety Jaeone and Swiss
Swiss Fouucing; Cashmere Sws and sea fer
Spring handsome styles summer Wrappngs large the
best make English Hosiery, silk and Cotton.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
We viii Keep constantly hand large stock Of Carpets Scotch
Carpets every grade Of the best Makes Velvet and Tapestry
very styles; all kinds Of Rugs and Mats Curtain Damas
Gimps, Loops Cords and Isss fine Lace and Muslin Embr9
Curtains C0rnces Curtain Bands and Pins Table Linens
Napkins Towels, and Marssies Quilts also Floor OIL Cloths.
We have good Assortment Of Black and Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSEIIERES,
Vengs Linen Ducks Satin Vesings, Fancy six VestHgs. nice
3ysrds wide, for making sheets, cloths, awnings, DC
We VIII pay far price for all good barter in the way Of Socks
Linseys and Jeans.
maTi4 A. C. 4 A. B. BEECH.
SECOND SPRING AND SUMMER
IIPORTATIONs FOR Iss3.
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TOTICR Of the postponemeut Of Public Sales in Kansas
derered held BY Proclamation No. COL Notice here
y given that public OF the vacant public lands within
the Territory Kansa ordered BY Proclamation No. SOL dated
March 49, 1855 held the Land Oces at Lecomptou and
Kcauoo in Territory Of Kansas, the jtn and 18Th Of Ju
next hse been postponed, BY order Of the Presidents b the LIST
AMI 18Th Of November next prior 70 which dates the sales viii
again be advertised according 70 law.
TH0S A. HENDRICKS,
iuneT0-Iaufw Commissioners Of the Gen. Land Once.
a STV HORSE STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
With or without boiler, 81 Wolfenden & rs Machine Sha,
Cherry street, two doors south Of BToaa siFest, Iunsi
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TVIIE undersigned will open Beerseba Springs fo the reeep
ton Of visitors on the 18th inst.
Large additions have made the premises since the close
OF last which will enable accommodate this
than double the number Of visitors We had last.
There will be drinking saloon kept alb the establishment,
will there be any accommodations whatever protested gam
blers, and none need apply.
All engaged will be chargeable from the LIST day Of July.
junes-deod1m S NJ. SCOTT.
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flames "a. HERD, LATE OF SPARTA,
ID TennesseeWill attend promptly entrusted
70 his care in the Office Of the Delaware District Kansas
Territory, situated at EickapOO
lie will Warrants for cash time the
same lands Of the District subject private entry
purchase lands at the public sale in July next and do ali
that he udOu seeo2s, 70 promote the interest Of his
clients Address JAMES X. HERD,
Refer 70 KckspOo, K 7.
Gen. J " Ehitfeld a,. Register, KieEapoo, KIT.
SuoOt, Russell & Co, LeayenWOrth, h T.
Robert ampbell, Esq, ST. Louis, Missouri
II. G FsFt, Esq, Washngton, d. c.
Cook, Bliley &Co- Nashville, Tenn may l5-tW2m.
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For Philadelphia, New York, &C.,
FROM
savannah and Charleston.

CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returning, January
1859, SOS
Tickets from Philadelphia Niagara Falls furnished
by the Agents at Charleston and savannah,
The we'll known first class de.wheel steam D. r.
Ships, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. c. r.. SIS
MkRsHNAM, and STATE OF GEORGIA Capt. NS4LS-AkStS7
j. j. GARyIN, 5Eszza2l3zlsf
Now form Weekly Line North leaving Charleston and
Savannah on alternate saturdays, as follows:
The Keystone state. MAY 9Th, cd June 5th
l9th July 3D. ls and 5s leaving Piade pha the alter
nate saturdays.
The State Of Georgia, from Savannah May lst 18TH ogth
june Eth a July luh and 18th, leaving Philadelphia
the alternate SATURDAYS
FOR safety and comforts having superior State Rooms, these
SHIPS are nor surpassed ly the coast. One hundred miles
Of this route Is ou Delaware and the Bay-two ghs
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES AND CANADA,
Z SHORTEST AND Cheapest ROUTE.
This line connects at Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through TO Niagara Fails Buffalo, in Is ours
Philadelphia Through Tickets, with privilege Of stop
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points for sale m the
Agents a Savannah
Fare to Niagara Buao5 So; Emra, s2I;t to Canadaigua
So. A. GkEINER & Co,
Agents a Savannah.
T. S. & II. G.. BUDD.
april23-d3m Agents at Charleston.
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FOUR-HORSE COACHES
Whife's CreeIk SDrings

THNEE subscriber will prepared BOarers at this
watering place, y miles north OF Nashville, during the
vacation the July the Fst Of September
There will be barroOm kept il is designed chiefly for
the accommodation of Families and individuals who may Wist
quiet heafu place during the heat Of Summer
The Springs, formerly much visited, we'll known
quire any elaborate description.
pains spared render the situation visitors
pleasant.
Price Board 81 50 per day 81 90 per week Servants and
Bayz3-dtTw5m E.. L. CROCKRR
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DEmOVTLLE s BELL.

& DEMOVILLE & BELL.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECAR
No. 20, Cherry Street,
THIRD UNION.
DEALERS in Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Dye studs,
Paints, Oils, Turpenne, Alcohol, Yarnshes, Cigars To-
haccO, smut, etc
DEMOVILLE & BELL receipt Of full
we'll selected stock Of heab0vs articles which they will
sell at the lowest figure.
nUININE, Cblorofon sulph Ether, Iodone Iodid Poas
NJ sum, Henry & Husbands Calcined Magnesa Harris Car
INITIATIVE New England Cough Mixture, etc Just received by
DEMOVILLE & BELL.
OLIVE OILA fresh supply just received and for sale by
~ DEMOVILLE & BELL.
UEAST POWDERS, --Preston & Nerrill's Yeast Pow
II de sTeceived and for sale by
= --E E..- DEMOYILLE & BELL.
WDAF NOTICEs-sAl persons indebted 10 by
account pay BY the E Of June, they will have to
settle with officer We wish distinctly understood that this
notice is intended for ALI. DEMONILLE & BELL.
n 0NDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.--
An fine lot Of the above received and for sale By
DEMOYILLE & BELL.
TNRENCH BRANDY AND WINES.--Of the bes
quality for Medical purposes received and for sale by
DEM0YILLE & BELL.
.TTVARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT. --Re--
u ceived and for sale by
mayI DEM0YILLE & BELL.
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PHILADELPHIA sept. ., 100.
PROF. WooD-Dear sir.-Your Hair Restorative is proving
itself beneficial The 'front.' and also the part my
head almost lost its eOverinin fact bald. have used
half pint bottles your Restorative, the top my
well studdued with promising crop young hair, front
also receiving its benefit I have tried 0r preparations without
any benefit whatever. think from personal
ton, can induce many others 10 try it. Ell
Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No. 464 Vine street.
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PERUYIAN SYRUP.
OR,PROFECTED SOLUTION
PrOtOxide Of Iron Combined


HAVING successfully passed the ordeal which dscove
ries in 1ateria Meca subjected, now be re
oe7ed as an established medicine. Its efficacy in curing
DY PEI STA,
Affections Of the Liver, Dropsy Neuralgia Bronchitis and Con
sumpve tendencies, Dorered Stale Of the BOo Bos Sour
bity all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA-
medicines beyond question. The proofs o. its efficacy
numerous vel authenticated AID Of such peculiar
character, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
prOdeTed aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does profess to be cursa its
extensive because diseases apparently unlike
intimately related and proceeding from cause, be cured
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides cure
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skill The facts tangible, the witnesses accessible,
safety efficacy THE Syrup incontroverbe. Those
who may wish for opinion persons respecting
the character OF the syrup, cannot tai . De salse Win e
following, among testimonials in the hands Of the
Agents sgnures those Of gentlemen wen the
community, and Of the highest respeetability.
CARDThe undersigned having experienced the beneficial eE
fecs Of the Peruvian Syrup, do not hesitate to recommend
we'll from the testimony Of others, Observation-Disclosures and iut
altogether unqueOnabe, ehave d0at Of its ea
cy Of incipient disease Of the Lungs and Bronchial Pas
sages Dyspepsia Liver Complaint DrOpsy Neuralgia &c In
would be incredible but from the high chaacte ref
witnessed them, and have volunteered their es
mOny, as We do ours, 70 its restorative powers
s.H. Kendall, N. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas G. AmOry, james Q. Dunn,
Samuel Nay Thomas whitman
NoTcE-Its well known that the medical effect Of Protids
Of Iron is lost by brief exposure 10 the air and that 10
maintain solution Of PrOtOde o. iOp without further Oda
ton, has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
desirable point attained BY combination way before
known and this solution replace al the Protocarboaes, c
trates and tartrates Of the Materia Melica.
A.A. HkYNs, NJ D., Assayer to the State Of Mass.
Is BoylstOn street, Boston, U. s. A.
PRpoz.-Large bottles 50, small bottles 81
For sale In Nashville BY DEM0VILLE & BELL.