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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Sr William sud bis leAy se> me, mach ple.s.d .a,
q. trio, aud exp'e sed to.r tbA,k. to Col as, 4,
his .,teu,ions. Tuey enb.ked 90 TIE g, h,.,. a,
boSd II. b. ~ hip ViIsp, which vessel saiIsd &,
R,sl. 10 The neAt mo'npe
Ii, dry sesson bss row set in ard ,as v.,,yu..
become very fine.
The steamship Columbus, J. NJ. Dov. coun.,,..
srrlved At PaDaps Oh the loth ms, somo,,,,.
rser'y-'hhd rsgusr voyage between thM port .aS A.
poI,, ct CeIral Anerics. She brought down . v,l,.
bic csrgo Of indigo, oocsireI, hides, &. Or -
upward up Gen. Lamar, Uui,ed Sts,.s Mis.,...'
Nice sgua ard Costa K n, came on bo,rd 10. O.
bu' ~ Pcnt A'eres, on bis wsy I, The csptJ AZ 49,.
fuImer State.
Gen. Lamsr expresses hinself in h,,
praise OF Gen. Mors, President Il Co-.a Re-.
gsrds binl ss Cre II the best ru'e-s is Ce,t,.I
Ny sdyices frvm Nicaragua aie OF D. sp,e;a :
apce. T'S
The last British steamer from The We. Co,. i
that Gusysqul continues bockaisl BY "A. ~ ~
steamers Of Peru. AL vessels are proh bts5 49,.
enteIIg or havi'g the pot exec the aDsr, of ~.
PHe'fc Stesm Navigation Company. They ar, ,.,'
mit,.d to take cargo from Gusyaquil, ba; "a L.,
Lc.hil there.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
REOPENIyG OF TIE SLAvE-rRADE.

REOPENING OF TIE SLAYE-rRADE.
ruchc meeting called by the African C,yl ,tios
Society, held at Shileh Presbyt-fisn Church, cs'
ner of P'ircs eud Marion streets, On Monday evening
to sien to ADDRESSES on the Ieopeong Of the 'la"
trade, and the dar ger and duty OF colored nerca
at tie present tins. Tue Rev. II. IL GARSIr oossa.
piec tue chsr. The Rev. DIR. J. Is SMITH OF Nsws
Bedford made Ar adcress concerning the cangan
awa,tilp colored citiz.o., the N.rth, should
IL. Africsp -ese trude couipas. lie spoke # the in
sia process by which the Southein spots had oo
the North into tho passage OF the various meas.
MI ich have served ss the pslaje ~ toe opsnoe
OF the .aveirade He graphically oeplcted the efscs
OF the peal Of tue COmpvoDl-e acts Of the Fagltvs
Slave bill; the bred Scou dsc. on. &c., and called
upon coored citizens Of the United Sates0 sronss
nj obce. They must memoTislze Congress on the
subject, ana also tue Goy,rlmeuts Of Great Bfasn
sno France. They must support the cdIb which
their owu ilfalt public, Liberia maxi sailss
the slave.trade. Wien he cav coored man r,cce-
nized a brotber-Do matter whether from Hayt, III
IBERIA, or any Other part OF t,e world
DR.. NJ RIlr H. DELAsY YES 'nttoducei 81 one d
the iot.f ded explorers of foruba H. the course OF
few brief bnt pointed renarss he said that S,oth1
en- men wished to open tbe sl,ve.'r de, the col
oIed men OF the Uitd States i-teocei to el,se IL;
that be was Que OF party wpo were about W CON-
meme the work.
TIE Rev. II. ii. GARNET WAS bsppy to see 90 large
an ss, s,eubage of the t,lcLt and wvrth VI New.i@k
in tho meeilDg. Iio coald see around IN Cd hsOd,,
tried aod true, On every side. He wDni laIfelice MS
friend the Hon. John ID. JnhasDo # Mon,oNAa
ember of National Col"reJ Leg's,tafs, sno
would ssy somstlng soout the slao trade IN A'nss.
The Hon. j. ID. JOHssos then made racy speech
which ,lo oited much applause. IL stated thrMs
IioetaIs lad refused ~ receive U0ted STATES Von-
sui who presented himself nptii they had assnr,sa
that the favor woold be reoprocated by the Untd
Sletes.
After remarks from Prof. CAMPBELL and othen,
the meeting was adjourosd to Wednesday evening,
Dec. 90, at Z, o'clock, at the "a place, when Dr..
Su ith viii agaln address the audience. ii
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
Balance Of Commu..,ion Fund..."."......"elA"
THE NEW HIGHLAND REGIMENT.

THE NEW HIGHLAND REGtMESi. ...
meeting of the Captains at present sctlns ~ n.r
pand Of the above regiment was heid .. Ine "S .~.S
House IN Monday evening lsst Acting Conr'.x 's,.ax
McLEAY presided. From the report of the sps,r
1t appears Il at more thso the fall legn 3 co Th,'
are alre ady entered upon their respective IVn 49,
measures iopted on the occasion TO pf"",,s s..da
present sbors but partially Plsesd 10 ,aen .OOs
Capt. JoHs Mason aidres.ed the mseass ~
Their past proceedings and p)sitioD. Every 's~'t.S
had ,al was dictated by 'be bgses, ser - o, -
and respect 10 the authorities not less 80 ,he6
stitu ol of the Sta.e 10 due conIe7 VI e., E ..st
tole tx, rtions ould BE- placed oeio'e s' ~. ssss
iello -ciuzens who bad responder WV ,io ~ tos
bic enthusiasm ~ the proposai'V' Tue 'o' = =
regin ent. 49,, Nouv.r also -
drees.d the eetIng ~ reasurse
ILe following resolutions, among othsr "a nv
nnspiuously ADOPTED, were ordered 10 oe .oc1
the .ub-c, mn ittee appointed 10 execute '"'
of the meeting: aiux the new
seo,th hishspd Regiment dsheer..y s the asinso.ncs
q mill cry DUTY the defense Of tns BY nfa
Of sss aUth' MY obssaon. soiea ~ s:ss snd Federal c.
and fee citileI.bp conferred under Ioe e'> :.
' o., q cur .eeyss .Da s, military law, both 10 tsss -
ara practice t,,. hi,hsrto consaea the saps
Of he neutr wteh senposs or "a. sdom sod Jv.
i.i-.s'DN -. . 80 y az co cur 10 The rposoe, "A
,uch ~, .l.iioIs a. are al OF % eoaso-A.' VIZ" "
the me-, TsS.a. eaosa sua aaous opni,os
pressed by the ss.n Msjoroeosrs an.,y from nsf
G,.,i Evrn COZ n and O. hishest res'sc a rss
iosa ss1pIeo yet INV which essential
,snnen. and .elip., o. .e,s. ssI n.l. f,rs
R>.lrsd fosny-Th,t the co4rss oi Os ii sess -
,u1. afal ca ~ -. resmenr con.
pr..o r the fr., Divsi OF the NH e.p>etss
military .p II public snd tse e.a Of diaia.s
con n,,nd'r ofc.rs and wll mus lBefrsss n''''
Re.oie.d, FynA-fhs:, entertaining tie Asns''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
SIAM.

GoLD MINES - SIAh-AsERIcAss AT Work.
Throufh tie ndness Of Capt. Dabois, OF the half
clpler QTten Of the Pacific, We have been permitted
to ysTa,e reyera etteIs written to bin by JohL Camp
bell .fm,rly CaliiorH Miner but now occupied 10
gold II Lii in the Kingdom Of Siam. We shall make
eX.rse,u irom teH OF the more interesting poots Of
thee, tiers they eyince the singuar enterprise VI
tie Al srican people:
In lSsf, John Campbell went to Bangkok, il Siam,
en- boad the clipper chip Shooting Star, Capt Dabos,
and &c On alter cOpLected himself with fo.r otler
kmeric.as, for the purpose OF gold mlniog Tney
l1ctei 10 this undertaking from the acl that all
tie idols and great deal OF the furniture aod domes-
tic utensils Of the Sianese, were heavily gllded AID
the were frequently seen IN possession Of hle
fold speciIeIs. Previous 10 this time the King of
Sian hac always reused 20 grant lhLing ceDsel u
strangers, tut after good deal of perseverance, he
was induced TO grant special license 10 the comp
OF which Z. lie q member.
They were, nevertheless, much anDo7ed by the OH
css and mad TO pay exor ,tant prices for everything
they eded. After two weeks nSer nayi alton from
Bangkok they reached Mataoong, wnere mines are,
but found their ARRIVAL hat they hgt been yaIn-
curly deceived by the natives for tue elephants made
the trip day, the distance being only ab
IS ues by land. Here they establs ,et themselves.
and gave their claim the title Of the Sonora Nine,
the location CT which is thus described by Camp
beIl: " These ravlnes are in al elevated basic,
oval in shape, and 80 Les long, and eighteen
bread, surrounded by crsggy walls Of rock, wish
only seyen gaps or means oi eLraLce IN the wnol7 cr
curbfetence. In the center is huge pyramid If rock,
shooting up like a vast cone, which, after toe most
per.u, SeLt ever undertook, SDi,h aud reached
the sun nit Of wlence could overlook and the
whole tent Of the basin, which is covered with
dense forest, with scattered st intervals There
but few people at work in these mines.
ampbell then states that their richness is beyond
dispute, but complains greatly OF jacss fever, heavy
r.irs, and other inconvsniences. lie thinks, now
ever that any capable OF witbstsnding the elm
could make himself rlch in two or three years.
frsncico HeraId-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

~ Pof'ar' --------
m, w .. --Ur., On ser -ay, ard brongas s"'cs -
pas,a. asLrv from the latter ard ooy hAr es n"ey
s~ gers as fr., the former place. Inefe
-.orrt OF ns'- r."""-
". - po,t; ten tons srivei ss: evening".
earthquake in this city proved tie most sev'sfe
shock remembered by the olcest inhabit ~ -more
tevtrc tban thst Of February, l86. Seer.l persons
we5c thrown out Of bed water in ba' ns h.lffal was
epilso out IN both sides house. sfs sere rang end
TeJe generally were frehteT Il All The compo-itors
10 TIE ALA office ron II ioto the street, and the
h6srs i'll the large b. ck motel. ran ia,o the passage
w1ye iast ~ they ,pfapg Of bed. The fright "9'
over ~ ie" iAfru'es aud al was We'll agar. Nobody
"ss bort I'D DO s'rious oemase vas Done 10 w. !, ,
ely II ceated pee mary lOss. The shock was isi-
Sis t,iy ia S4cIameuto, Spnoma and Napai more
ssverc'y IN Stockt o. and Alameda aud Santa Gar 4
COenttt not at 81 the ming districts lac OILY
s.iioos damage Of which We iave heard was IN Sa1
J0se
,tmtly after the esrtbq1ake-about two hou,s later
tame slight an auoi ser fact in con6TmaJ IN OF he
theory that eartbbnakes owing TO electric al cause
ti0ifaiy, our earthquakes ore prcceded by such
weather as is considered JrenJni'o'y Of thun Ter
storm, in your part 0. the world. Heye We hsve nc
tbULder storms but eqgaliZe our electrical cordi
ton by earthquakes. Tue last qus.ie was preceded
10y several Gays Of very Dry aud San Francisco
cod weather, the atmosphere being IN highly non
conc uclii G. Id tIoD.
The San Js,f Tribune states that a number o
swsIms Of bees which Tad run svsy from their owners
III Santa Cara Cnur'y, and taken 70 the wotfs, IN
tepdiIg TO live wild have bee tired Of the expert
n,rt md returned TO tber former homes where they
have been recey ed kiDcly
B % Mcult, n criv-r of one of Freeman 9 ExpTHs
/ vagors vel kDosD TO many C-lfOruians, vss 81 d
lsst night IN I, is city by Mr. Be- ~e'. The bale
eIt.r,d the braio add the wouod is supppset TO b.
mortal. Mouiton been lyog ferseless FOR the las
tweIty bours.
We have oates from Oregon to the 2ith inst 4
ceIsHs Of the pCpua op ters snd tayabie property
he's te.n t,ben by the County Assessors this year
ii. a.. C.. I. l...;,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

Morby', Caverss County Nov. T. Nancy J., wife Of w
In ryie Water w Reynolds aged 81 years, formerly
In sS,rrmsn,o Nov 49, LIZZIE infant daughter of A. w and
Julia ~ Hal, aged 7weehs aud 2 days
Ia ssn francisco, Nov ~, Joseph f. Aigi r only son OF
Sod .1 paye, A% SoS ss5S ~ y, meSss ns =
tive OF 4 o.oon mon, Ireland, aged - yesTs- . -
sscscnto Nov a. Of lung fever, America, wife Of wm
isuslto Ccqulx at 'e Lake House Nov. 2l, the
and Marietta Holme ssrd tyet. months sna 10 days
AZ Rec Buf, Tehsna Couniy Nov 49, Stephen Marshal,
H. saesme 20 Nov H. Lizzie Crsesbon. wife OF Samuel by
oc,tr Nov o. w,nie youngest daughter Of D. J. and
trer folo City, Nov. ", child of John s Cook.
A. Rock C.ek, Placer County, of disease Of tie heart An
IN Nevada New H. Louisa wife Of Edward skis aged 80
San Francisco Nov &c Lewis Ford u the 57h year Of
In Oakl.nd Nov % Of congestion Of the lungs, Emily f.
Ca, shr Of Cs William AID Hannah C. Reed aged 10 yeas
Al BolId Raue Butte County Nov l2 Chale. k son of
JsuoE sud ssfsh = Game sg d year. ard month.
In ssp RIA, cisco ny ~ Of Consumption Mn Mary Fi.1
10 Sacramento, Nov 2 Mlon only Of Daniel and Ann
A. OK Lawn Rancho, Trbsma County Nov II, wm MKay
4, Ctscui Cry JeI None County Nov !, COrueia, wife
Al v.rs s'o Oct p at r house Of Alexander Cos, esq
Capt. Win- Curphey sged SO yeArG
10 ssc,sueItr Nov IS, Judge peighan:
Nesr Horse,osD Shasta County Nov. ~. Thomas Kelly,
n:v9,d "a steamer . AnsGps M Ssy 80 ISoS. oSqsslin
In Sacramento Nos 5, J. j. Owens CT Pulaski County M
In sacrau entO Nov. s. P Aikmsn aged - yesr, native
IN s. OF valley siiyou Co. Nov - jaime. C.ans;Ou aged
In San Francisco Dec. att p M, Mary McDeruO,, aged
li Washington Yolo Co, Dec. g. C.,hAne King aged IS
yesis usryr OF Ireland.
Ia San Fapc.co Nov q Catherine Ann. daughter Of Solo
mos ,n0 srsh Waif nAue' BemadA ased years and 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
CENTRAL AMERICA.
-esro pdenee o. The n. Y. Tribune.

Ccrre.fc pdence =. 7. InbDn-.
AsPIswAtL, Dec ii, lS,S
ST. William Gore Ou.eley, family, and suite, arrived
hee San Juan del Nore on the afternoon Of the
9Th inst. On the morning Of the 7th he visited Flag
Officer MeIr:oeh, on board the Roanoke, and at ,
O'Clock p. stsrted for Panama in an eIrs train pro-
'ited BY the eour esy Of the Railroad Company, AZ
rivirg Al Pensns st O'Clock.
Col. Tot;sn, Chief Engineer Of the Railroad Com.
psry, accompanied Sir William scross the Isthmus,
ard pointed out to him the various object, of interest
along he ne Of the road as well as rne advantages
of the route for commercial purposes generally ani r
Communicating with the British Possessions in the
Pacific.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

FkfSiDI>r % Ths REPUs. IL ~ .osrA Etc,
IL eonoin niy ~iit th. 1hts-uih q ~. ooo,rsc<
with the Panama Rsiiroad Conp,hr tsye thss.S, ~ -
decr,e az follows: s-'"
ARTICLE |. All persons Who lttfolnce f,reign ,,.,
cbsrds. into the Republic when comes 10 t1e .tss.
er Columbus, Or any other th. sane hoe Az
that hs pass,d tue Istbuus ui p,iana by tos R.I
rosc, shan enjoy reduction of tcs yer eca oa M.
anouut Of tie duties.
AHr. ,. 1. enjoy the above privilege. |, 1, pe.e..
ssry that the inuoducor Gu disenbarhing the y.,i,
IL Fyuts Arenas, sh-l exhibit 10 tue Admo,,rato, A.
tie Custom House document ~bicb shall hs si,.s-
the oil, of ladrg or the m.Ichacd.e certified hy tss
sgent ~ the RA rood Company 10 Pap,ms or A or.
tc ate from bim in which he at the mr.hx,.
q 81 has passed the Isthmus, expressing the pa,ks
and numh.rs If the packages.
AM. 3. The merchandise destined for sale in pss,x
Areas or in any Of er "rts that sre ire- not n-
clue ed IN the foregoing regulation.
ART. I. ire uerchar lse tn,f, si.r &.ewSsAts-
h,u, ps,ses TO sc ond haIcs is also not cotsdered -
inculed.
Arr D. The ntrojucers cf merchandise that lnes
by the Isfhuus OF Panama II they si-h TO enjoy ths
privilege established by this decree, Dast alsoiacs
item slthin two months after their dissuibarksoa a
PUD'a Ar-nss.
Given the National Pals in sao Jose th- ?oh q o.
le59. JUAN RAFAEL MONA
The Minister Of Finance lose Maria C,ns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
NEW-CALEDONIA.
THE FRASER RIVER MINES.

FULL ASD AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT.
The following letter, which has been handed to US
for publication, was written by gentleman Of in,eli
gen ce end sbry who was sent from Lordon expressly
TO investigate the condition and prospects Ct the alleged
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

~" ==
states mail slcanshio Illinois, Csp' ~
-.sowar, FRI m Aspngsn Dec ~ IN ",a
rns- treasure and passengers brought 'oso Iac'n'
Mail Steamship Compsnys f'a","'p """'u ''sV''
,.sro Gan r,.,ri.c, Dec, 6, arrived at thi- pnt on
Wednesday morning.
Ybe Unred States scam ir'gSte Roanoke fleg-oh-
Ger McIot ,sh, W 80 n tho harbor IT A-pin~all
The B,itish ship-of-the.lire Cgsor, 90 guns, sni
Di.dcm. With 81 Ioinca guns, had arrived a: San
joan, Nic.
La,. 90, Ion ~ NC, passed schoorer VIM AcKee,
b. und eouth-west.
Dec. 2s, p. m, lot 80, Ion. "a ~, passed
schconer Lewis Mulford, Beating TO no'thxarp.
The follow ipa is the treasure let Of the Il!noi':
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

San FRsNCIsso, Saturday Evening Dec. T. ls;s.
FLovR-Ssls. at 80 81 u 10 IS
GS.Nsse' Of 900 bags Barley lie Soeo do. private
terps
PRovisioss-Ssles Of 50 bbls Butter a. S2ic.
GsocEREs Sales Of 2o bbE Eastern Strip at Sci $50 dox
Bsk Psy.r slcti,n s ~ uHsc. 70 dox CsssiA 90. d.
At 20; 81 doz ALsJice at 74s9.
LiSuoks-Salss Of ioo sh Ne wYo.k Brandy u S2ic
ca.h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

n'rfed policy Pursned by many resp~.as,e iouru =,
oI nlsrepresen'ng cur ne ghbcrs AZ attempting 10
cart odium upon their county. p"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30
COSTA RIGA

DttRst ofthe GovrnusD; Of Cost, Ri r..ve 4, ,b> D.
os Il les Cd Gooos that have eassrs 80
,osd imported INTO the coUnIy u. the Paas "a a.a,~s
Ccmpatys uesnn6ips. ">s
trcm the Cro.,ca de Costa Rica Of Nov. sNa
io" We Translate the toosiog, toc fa- asorr,.a a 4
the ercaLte g. immunity oonue tel W.T. 49,. .s.'s
Rca Il act:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

COL. FREMONT IN Full POSSESSION or THE
JOSErHiNE QUARTZ vf1N-ASOTHER Exc
OUTION BY JUDGE LYNCH-h NEw-yORKER
EATEN VI BY TIE WA1A ISI4ANDfRs-LO-
MATT DESTROYED BY LETT. CALDWELL
FIFTY NATIVES KILLED AND SIX AMI RICANS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND CREW OF THE
WILD WAVE RESCUED.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-30

bv ell the old servants OF the Hudson bay company.
,b Several companies uslce seven rockers expressed
themselves satisfied. Seemed reluctant To give re-
turns; dreaded taxation; and so | didn't press them.
From the returns OF seven other companies hni that
some mace all sorts Of sums nom 10 an oancs dey
To the hand. gang Of American miners, VINO had
China men At work cn wages, and who formerly inae
two ources day TO the rocker now make tour ounces
day to the rocker Tne Sur-ounce strikes tney
make otter than lot, they said; bu. they worked
for weeks at 81 day to the hand before they struck
nch oiggipgs.
Met here sn old Ca'ifornis miner whom knew He
is mai ing hall an ounce day; places the average on
the bar" the good and bad together'-at y day
to the man. In no part Of California can gold De
ed with so little labor hrre, where II Is found IN
the very surface cirt. company of four men, on the
edge the water, were washing the sari ace gravei
and makirg $l0 q dsy 70 each. One OF ms company
makes the average of the whole bar 8 Gay to the
hand. Tie mex. gspg l spoke 20 Was the list eo1-
Isny. They made tli a day to two men, yesterday;
They n ske about sso day generally. Tnfee hundred
buckets will yield this amount.
The last company questioned was mskihg 50
day 10 the man. Water-Sheels were being pat up 10
raise the river water ior sncirg saw tbs uscAlaeTy
at work on NY return
EAdjoinirg Puget Sound Bar is Iic'or'd Bar, at
which the earnings are various, =, S2v over an
ounce day 10 the rocker g, a., s., - aday
TO tie hand. One gang gave return oi Sio cay as
The lowest ard - as the highest eafnnss PEI
mar. At the eplace-a Jet in the middle Ct hs oAr-sn
the miI making siX ounces of sInslgan day
to the hand. One ounce Of analgGm they valued as
equal L. half o gold. Here gold Is Oufc 10 the
surface earth round the bases If arge boudeEs wn.a
lie about, and st depth Of ~ iee, Every where gold
is found on the bar.
All the Mining ground which visited above Fort
Hope On the Jeff bank OF the river ss We 70 up On
the opposite side there are many miners. dit 10.
,ist this eide I'll GOT up close 10 Yale Iheyreponei
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PERUVIAN sYRuP-Its months since the
ey known Peruvian Syrup has been advertised in paper,
glad to contribute aid in making extensively
known We satisfied, il deserving the
attention every and especially Of pcians We know
large number Of the best practitioners in city it.
without hesitation many forms Of disease, particularly, those
requiring iron treatment this preparation having been de
cared, by the abe chemists in the country, 70 be the best
paIation Of Iron known!
The Syrup. originally from Lima in Peru Dr. Jose
d'Esunar one Distinguished physicians Of Lima and
recently President Of the Medical Society OF that city, II am
"a well persuaded Peruvian Syrup has contributed to en-
rich modern Pharmacy that shall hesitate to make use OF II
in preference to any remedy in all where tonic med
cine may be requiFel Dr.. Abraham Wendell, who studied With
NinslOW
tn thirty years has been eminent practitioner OF medicine
and surgery In Lima writes medical friend in Boston, as fol
lows: Syrup, cannot be considered quack n
cine IL reaity doubt not that, soon as It's virtues
became known country, public opinion VIII place H. iar
above an composition yet introduced into the medical world
for relief Of human meres This IS strong esaony IRON
two ale physicians used II medicine extensively IN
their practice, and therefore speak from knowledge!
Then we have advertisement the certificate OF that skill
full and reliable chemist Dr. Hayes state Assayer and the
ulme OF mary known ntelgeI citizens We have also
examined large number Of original documents and certificates
all going establish the reality and power OF tins renarke
remedy Some which it has effected astonishing
and vet so authenticated leave for question
We 40 medical remedy ever before existed mat
was so loaded testimony in its favor this IS, not from
ersons unknown citizens, at hand Of the highest
instability and intelligence, who be called upon by any on2
who questions which their attached
Where many facts abound II Is useless 70 60 INTO an afg
nen 10 prove efficacy Of the Peruvian Syrup We recommend
who suffering
Of the ills proposes Many Of our personal FRIENDS
have been cured BY medicine, but have proof more
overfn than and that personal experience
No authority put this down. argument contradict IT,
and no GOOD word spared part until knowledge
Of this blessing shall spread broadcast among the peoqeos
TRUMFET, March To- l7oo-
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1TISSOTRT LANDS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION ENIGhANIS AND SPECTATORS
WAVING made cement with extensive Real Estate
in saint Louis for sale liberal terms, la
Of desirable FARMS and unmproved lands containing elch
from 40 70 $40 and located in the following Counties Jeder
SON. Washington Frdnkn, Madison, Polk Usage, Montgomery,
Gentry Cole ami number Of counties. number Of the
farms well improved we'll wateed and mhered and portions
of the lands in a high state Of cultivation.
We will furnish those wishing buy list Of the lands and
farms letters Of Introduction the St. Louis firm. The
quality Of the Missouri lands well established that comment
from unnecessary Apply at ONCE ~ North Cherry
street address, j, L. & X. ". BROWN,
mayI3-dtwSw6 Nashville, Tennessee
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.

THNHE undersigned 81 sen on the premises, soush l9r
4 kst street opposite the Military Gtltra hs Ftasf
SATUhDAN IN JUNB, being Tue s.h, ih8 Fory valuable
House and Wheh th8 lac Fred I0nte lived l ne
line Of his deata fronting Market aud runaiur
back half way 70 College Als1. lot lfuntnE tIi
feet Lsbanon tuF6ke. being lot 10. n In the pa0f
UniFeraity lots.
Also VII be sold al The SANE time and place the Bar1na
pF9peny said JONES Estate, In pari Of
cell CraeEer AachiHs and an he dXtuFes, urnnra
&C. necessary u carry the Bizsr and ConloctIoda
buninasstW0 bread wagons and mCl8 buggy, t"geh
with stock Of groceries, eOnleconary ah0 cases.
furniture, &C.
This Is especially fine opening for Bakers and Ccnse
toners, CD and ven knOFn sand, and h o1lT
oae portion Of The sily. We viii sell he prypg
ether WhOl8 in part pTate sale. n uat soi
fore whole vii be offered % The highest bidder ihe
5th jane nsIt. Terms made knoEn me Dag Of sia
RErkR BlLlOD.
A A HArCHBa,
msy5-dtd EEecut0riF IObt3 iced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-04
SAVAGE &-ANDERsON,
ATTORNEYS AZ Law,

SmithVfiAes TsmueBHe
having associated themselves together the practices
Law, viii give their undivided attention 10 all business
uusIsd them. They viii pracics In o cCuns1 Of the
lOurt Jadicial Crcut and also the coanas or NarTen
Cannon, Wilson, and in me Supreme C8ar nashville.