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Brownsville.

so Building Lots For Sale,
WE Of5T for liberal terms esTecialy
w JEudIRg purchasers from so 90 ~ ueslragle
build BE lots, broWusyie, from ~ 70 miles from Nlsh
vile, containing eacn IRON 10 aC-es- par ut laG
hney um5sIeI most beautiful forest ess
10 loJs front the POrer Erayeied several LOIS
The Gaistu Pike vita smali dWe-lls on l-
All the LOIS elg0ie bul ding sles Inc neigh
bOrhOou unsurpassed health, gOOo society, chuTcl0s
schools, etc., call soon your sIll loss bargain
l. q q " BhUWN,
dec I7-9n AK Cherry street
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hEMUVAE.

HAVE sl1sed up Stable Market sgrs0, not Ior he
PefP0ss " EJns Texas, 10 NJ usw s.
OLE CO. Lsf vi CLufln eets, snsrs Rave re-
n"ssu sluCa5 vii peas r--eIFF as a-r9ns
Ia.yi u. a. HJNAsH
e. 81 visa 20 hire ~ ErIa ls1uysf. cor reyd
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L. glsOus DO lave debts claims gzl thg estate
a Of lhs Col OgsrIon1 are To4uestsl te onus
the present them Tor settlement Hhln tne
presented BY law, and those who maeoedt0 we
sane, are uJg6ed 20 make immedals payments or heH
nolssRhd accounts will De sued en- iht the lS yanaAF!
las. GkO ALLENs
Jan I4-Gm kEsoutnr,
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METROPOLITAN
eating Aouse.

THE Propueors beg lnfOrm the citizens Of Nashville
and the public generally that thsy have considerable
expense htied up Ias strFe house, OF the
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS,
the purpose Of carrylg regular In the
New kOrk style.
We purpose having & regular Bll Of Fare, With prices
asChed, bs be enabled 20 suL both pocket and
spp6tg8s ofour customers, charge Tor
nsy gg This been nseued 10 ety and hUpe b.
tueL attention business merit puBiIo patronage.
We esl Elu Of success, win euJrls in
m0ual FIL in The Eichen, wifurash Public Dinners
shOTe notice, W also Keep hsud larzg
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES
aud Liquors.
Call and examine, a. me MolfJpOhian.
Oct6 } & ". MOORE
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w p. CoRyELTUs Brep, foF the sale Of Fisk's eek
W. brated Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
prepared attend all Funerals - heretofore when m
services may be required Oce8t hs PhRniZ MarsrO0.
No. 49 SpFag street, near Cherry. Residence No. ~ Vln
street. between Spring and Broad
NIB Will also attend 70 rec 2 hdoEHaTdinE DOoss
L -
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RgKNIEG TlAE BEI WEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, Is HOURSI

RgENtNg TlAE BEIW ZEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, Rs HOUR3l
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
~FNHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets 70 Wash.
ington be procured, TO which point Is well 80 to
aitim0rs The sa0rtes most direct and in every
pseE the reliable Il is the OILY By which
purchasers Of ThroEgh Tickets 20 New York are enabled
81 reach the eiles Of Bzltmore Phsdeiphia ard Nsg
kOrk tie c05I Of Ticket 20 New York only thus sn.
soug BUSINESS Men and Travellers for pleasure or nor.
st61 70 OUr OF the principal cities in the Union oT
ass cost than can be afforded By any ether route.
AID il s the only by winch Through Tickets can
d to Richmond Norfolk, Winchester, kredsrckHburg,
85d Petersburg, Va, Cnarieston, Savannah AaeOn A.
ants, Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from hABEYILLE lake the stage U0aChss Of
LGTtsr Thomas, or steamers on ths Cumberland ri7sr,
% LOUISVILLE e0Rnechng there Win the United States
Sail steamers to Cincinnati, with tRs JeersOlTille
ailrOad Indianapolis lnd, make direct eouneot0n
lolumbus 0hio the Central Ohio Railroad 70 Wheel.
~ whence close connection wish the Baltimore End Ohio
sRroad is made hzshingIOR Ci.7, BALTIMORE PhIla,
1ephla and New ork,
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
2ns are transferred Cairo the OF the Illinois
central Railroad, from themes passing through Tsrre
hsute Indianapolis Dayton and Xens to Columbus Three
aily Trans leave Columbus IS 10 A. NJ $50 Z. L. and
i2 z. q.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that Wbe this is
ns 0 F0ls sH1rdng Through Tickets 70 az the Eastern
Ues st tie charged by other routes AsU
K0rk o IS also the shsrLsst most speedy and direct
ali the leading points N the EasE. In5 distance from
Columbus 5aumOreIs Oaly SIS miles, being about 100
allies shCTlsI 9. Neu OrK ta y any Claerr0uts. There
10 less changes Of cars Dy ANS EOus, Gud consequently
sss detention, J1an o. any Other.
90 The road / Ds!ssted With broken stone ane II
suuTsly tree from oust
FOR iur.heriliora,iO1, please spplytO .. g. RUNSEY
Agent Nashville, Ieuu.
for through tickets apply in Louisville 81 the Office o
as U. s. Nail steamers or 3. tas JedsrsOnviLe Railroad
Jjee, &aiB sgEssi. WA. S. hOODSIDE,
Master transportation B. & D. Z, 3
JOHN T. SHARP, General y estern Agent.
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y. + arEaEF. A. 4. N. . EIaEETs
STREET. KING 8 CO..
AttOPneVs "A at La w,

LAED, OoLLECTT0B, AKD
q NERA 4 L a G. ENTS,
OMAHA GIFT, NEBRASKA TERRTEORT
VA ILL practice Law IN the Supreme and tnsor CORrs Of
W Nebraska buy and sail Land WaTrapts land
e give special attention making selections Of lands IN
Aea9ka Tor hose wishing good and desirable oeaons In
Fes Tor distant dealers reasonable tsFms pay uE
as abstracts OF enies and ues short notice, bay and
sell landa- iownots, and ali kinds Of real estate, and
GBNkRAL AGENCY business.
RHFElEEcna
VS.. Gilman, Banker, New YorE city.
ConVgrss, Harding & 10 o, Boston, Mass.
@. Vibbard, SuPT n. 7. Central hsroad AIbany n. z
Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky.
Hon. Francis B. FOsg, HzshVne, Ten.
johnson, Weaver q CO. . -
DE-. ]. S. YOlng,
Gov. Wm. b. Campbell, Lebanon q
Hon. JOrdon stokes,
Lucas, Thompson q CO., 81 Louis, No.
McGaFis, ChiiIsnden 4 CO., Ksokuk, Iowa.
Wm q. SEWERS q co. Bankers, OskalooSa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge q CO., Council Bluffs,
DAVIS. Moody q CO., Chicago, illinois,
VA. Johnson CO.. New Orleans. la lz3-u.
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Bank cf Commerce.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec II, 1857.
ER stockholders Of this Bank have placed the assets in
the hands of Iru,tae Jg the purpose Gf winding ups
those indebtsa Bank will please cali pay up,
their indebadpess fails due The Ho'e holders viii please
send in early possible
the Of the Bank tennessee The ndvd Ial "epOs
tg this Bank been hIn ed and FeIfby
edge my individual liability for them, and the money Is
reauy when called for.
dec I2-tf JOHN ID. JAIES.
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aLUhBLE LAM AEAn NASfibis 1T
FOR SALE
Al authorised 20 sell and make eUmpist5 utss " ls
I Tract VI Land upon which the late "a h aiksI g,
ds0, and the o. upon when TIE Blseksmth shop
,-ed and the slaves aud stock tie place lhe gisC
situated On ths Galatln turnpike, and Is nteyss-eC
.ae Nashville and Louisville NarO4d saOaKb d,
asnviis 20 make Il cs1Eslislt country residence
ersOus DONG basnsss IN the city has IS hns spr0g
here is n the Site aud is susceptible O DIVISIONS IuL
Several iOts each Of which would aBO.d beautiful bUO
,1g stuGliUu5 fronting the turnpike railroad 2m
,l0rssd 10 sell the entire Tract IN body or parcels
md such credit as may dssm gLpsdsnt / shall b
the place during the 81 and second weeks Of hOgsn
Der nexI and will receive proposals for the purchase
vs1s sale Of all or any Of the above named rsa ard Pc
sOnal properly. In the mean time any person desiring
famine ths property can do b. calling Mrs Agnsi
Walker the place. and proposals 10 purchase Lt
made % Bsr John Taylor Mathew Allen the place
? addressed to at Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn.
Bspt2A-u SAMUEL v ILL ANS Trustee
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sTEAm B0iLERs
Dissolntinn-

a. % raflhefa-r 4aesisi uQ le Eu1 aissois e
= ~ aala-4 Ss-s~ssssa 49, s4naasT.
~-4sa ~ A@s ~ sota his lntstea s.azp A~lu
AseOaA-a sa $3.50 Ess4-u ~ =. Eatheflr., parlad
-.s auAss-Aedt ~ VI 49, "a lalSaslsa
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9TATDNLG EMIT OI tho Condition
Oh Ih0 Etna Insurance Company on the
Ise Of January, 1883, made 10 the state
OF Tennessee, as required by IhG law Of
March lat, 1856.
The name Of The Corpora ion is
Etna Insurance Company,
Located al HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
TIBE Capital Stock Une mil on ollIs and Is paid up
i Tls assets OF the Company sre:-
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Di6gOIUtiOm-

TaB Copsrtns- ship OF aAsBROOK & MeWHIRFsR :. IA,
= taiu Jay dissolved By ltaa eJnsant l. G -.
brook having s0d iutsF9s n tas booEs -otss roE
70 J0hu " neWnirIsr = Fgantaid ? McWhfrIsr. sadTr
he sfye and ara pane q Nc VhiFtsF Bro H. I ho are
alone authOrSsd 70 end up The business 0f tsa 6 a.
use Ne nEms Of Ne ara N nQuidauOn.
4. G. HAsBROOE.
JOAN ". McWHIRIBR.
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nTraEcrForg
Jan ], ISIS Ja.s-a 0aA'' " 1SosH10S, sSi' .i
sLIF PnI-SEHV1II--I- u

SLLF FnG.SEhFAIlIN, .u.
III deDs Clf us pteri, he esr I5T Will be col.
A ssctsu Jdnu-Fy Coufl, or be.lru Astr.s
faiG bslOie laI IhIs shz aBpIy - ,I sr.os
D ut 20 2LssIuctiIu. "A Horl me sguLn
cecil A. geg afrg g-.TT
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LEGAL NOTICE,
MANSON NJ. BRlEN6ZM. NJ. BRIEN, JR
Attorneys at Law,

SHVILLE, TEHH
oFFICH, NO. a WESr-SlDE CHERRY STRkETs
COOPEh'S BJtLUlNG,
(FormeTiy occupied b. I'd. kWinsJ
HAVE aken IN eopartnership M sol 81. N. BRIHH, IT,
10 the practice Ia IN all the Of DaFGsot county
One or both generally be Ouud In the once frong
hnd afPeea attention given tU secuung and collecting All
caius (mOney al says ready collected have 0eeu
EstanLl and regularly engage ny pFofo alOn ID tle
oaszin DistnctiOr ssi ~ ears, Hih e0Htuue
eud 10 ascanng and cUesns eiaims Tust7d ny
in ne counties 0 cannon. ushuO, us, ksbress OvUl
n rstnam- AM Jackz0n. have genera uCqua utsnU
VIA The merchants and business H lie
merchants Ol Nashville an other places mghl duc q
usItnssst 70 confer with 10 alI0n Lh -feL0
ifeler any ana ali persons ior my abiI
an prompt attention business
aTchII-'57-H FANSOS RKtN
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To Gardeners & others.
GE . " TE Q D 1857.

ARGk supplies received bv the SUBSCRIBER, Agent for
II the sale Of fLRudreth's seeds. in Ess6VILLE-
Landreth's Rurs Register Descriptive Catalogse,
and AlmanGcs FOR di.td 2utOB e. customers, gratis
GARtENING IMPLGUrETS
SPADES ard ShOpe iron Rakss Tran spantns TroWels,
Dssk Forsf and Ha R0Ead Hoes, Pruuing and BnddiDg
AnNes, Box aRd p Pruning shears, assorted.
Gallon T. WELLS.
siga of the MAN & MORTAR, on Market Opposite Union
oIeeti NasAolLLe. Iian.a-tr v 6W.
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fresh Oysters.

0n0 CANS FFsah BallinoTs Ssu in ies, las lsseved
SOO aBd VII 81 ~ 0f large cans 40 y ~.
or ha9 atnA We VII flpply oar sas,oHs tAla aal 9
rs pleos - 1ls, 4fHlgE Rarlzl,,q 80, = . .,r-v
6rrt-sf Wm1a alsesas
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1853.
Winter + Astes.
CHARLESTON AMI SAVANNAH
E'E1LGHT LIN ER,
EhEonsh taslss fr0nl new a era and PaIl.
A8as.PsAia as 90 Hs-hVlatss ta s.saahl sttsa
niR .-tass' - sslatall a. " is..-
AsSs.
firs class, per 100 -
'1s- e--'' !, = '''''''..sss'- 4 p
- 49, - !, '''-'''' ''.'---'' 4 =
FsIn.saIs and Carr sgos boEs3, sad olbsr liFa.
g0yds noIsnunsf4tsd, carD0ys Of Aciaa, " "a
e sf1hsrnleas pr ~ ~ 20
FlRSr CLASS.
Piano Forss, BOokH, staliOusr, booa shos4 Lis,o-,
Oh, Os., IL OIIies, Canpnlns sad sulT,ts TarB III
0Hrrsls, LsrPslHg Chi-s > uI.ss and = ss-s, - = 2 - :.
Iasa 0iOcAai e0ulsct0nsrss, cstJa ear1s drg goIs Ii
iars, Idsn SEEDS, o0sins asses and loSst1 4 ~. -!
70. o~nsi flsE Oys-srs IN ahd iam sssdsry "a ~
biisanltz Waie5 ieas anu spices.
sECOND CLASS.
Hardware, sVcePt Guen specified 10 third eas ,oFs
mlis loisgn qaors ~ barrels YiPss to5as-
co ~ Lo1esi oasnsf m r0s bO1es, IN 1arls -
eaaHs erySa = ana qdssnsEare In crates esEs riss
HhILlngs asigr, aLestbFzss and copper.
IhARU t;l,1Ss
Axes shovei spzdss sad irons, Eile and tin IN pI, I'm
pate alsns Nisss cess oi elana and hJes, lns and
spIngs and aEesY TAI r0ad Wusss AMI azIss 81 is ~
sfiAlss asa rosia Ia LarIs.s.
IA
Boxes hsts fCrliurs and csrlL es bovsd and tbs tst
articles not enumerated; aisJ, laryuys of ri61 r 60
el5nicalsB nil Do clafgzd Is aO40ls 81 elassrHa
~ Have ever PlsEag3 Amy msrk-d VIVA zane d, Z
Coz slgnsll desilzLou uvyL De .sF 80 pt1n Ia
lnis nasssr prevents asays Al Losses aa asares sssd1
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via savannah, should Be ro1u5zBsd 4,
Agsutef Jential hauO4d, savannah ana 80 "a
care 8 ms z. x. n. savannah, "a
eO0os shipped Via CharisaO aid b. con 7ied 10 s
agsui Of ne oCuJn Lar0ina hal.roaa fJsr stIu -0F
Packages mafAed care Esat >. Y. X. A. Cairss.a s,6
CaFDuna-
Ihs through rates as above cover ali erpsB.s, 6 ~
fuTE 90 hashSti,g- No .alsson. dfHiarl ~ nrI+s
HaIgUd eilaer Al ztChdriest0u or sas sunan
sli1Pefs ry ap0u uDiiJFm Ialss and DrJmpt -vs
lies " oJh ires Ovsf charge damages 0y titasfs
wa us aalass " We ageuts VI he Aasn.Is ana aa
L. u los missing goo5I viii axe ,hsrr, Of .Bv
cores srOao-ns5 Lecussaty lhar leco. err 49, In ~
odns Wiz pa iof lie sAgifadJH VI ~ ava
lInJ.i-ss o. LOST good rlf NASHVILLE Or rs,iop, ,,
ts MI lls -u4 n -Eovga hoad, must Do uddrssss o
4s'clzuta VIII ~ ~ NeH 10 viii rsleiys ever lorna
% a. Z 81 .'"se l. sngPug, o. s2pig gsas q
Line NO. - ofO.GUay,
CHAs!w. ANDERSON,
@ .-1- > LoS2- l.Io-1 ssa,Ea Agsal.
SLLt FnAsEhYAII0N, c.
III deos Gl+ us PteSi, he esr I5T vii be col.
~ oclsu Jdnu-ry COufl, or be..ru A.str.s
49, ,aiu b5lOfv Lar & me ms shall aU1I, - s-i
D Dc - aissluosiDH "A Horl sOlhs wise slissuLH
eeelg z aesAIaS * 60
hEMUNAL.
HAVE el'sed ~ Stable Market Bgesog not 1r he
OLE lLsr vi CLai,H o. sgts snsrs rave rs.
1'e1 f-f otca auu alu o. pIsas % 1e .a-F1n-
ys - l' ''e 'a'''l-'' Id lac Hl-nE pas15 s usrsly
e. 81 visa 20 hire ~ ErIags uuysf. cor ! rsyd
ne SoO4 7'iss ~ os ad'a sf or one or W
AlsAtsAA
/, h~A s-sssSsDsIVsa ~ 'ls ISL 20 .sly aegrt
A. ~. ua-4e. uEanl, -. c, ~ .,,s5f b lsts =
---sSaso' ia yssis ~ a1o sists -~Oa, lo pounds
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THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE.
From the Presbyterian witnes


Messrs. Editors: am receiving frequent
ly requests for information touching the
working of the Chinese Sugar Cane; severa
letters on the subject are now on my table
AS have not time to crafty all in MS. an
swers, have concluded to send for your pa
per the substance of my last letter on thai
subject-and shall refer my correspondents
TO your paper.
lst. The cane to have fair trial, should
be ripe; seed hard and black; two upper
blades turning brown, and stalk becoming
yellow.
/ say nothing of the mill; most of US use
the old fashioned cornstalk-I do.
Cd. Soon as your juice is out. and before
you put il into The boiler, put to bushel
about pint (not more) cream o! lime, stir
or churn it up, let it stand few minutes, 3
or 4, then through seve or sea weed fabric
strain into the boiler.
Sd. Boil fast-sKIM! SKIM! while scum RI
ses-this is indispensable in having neat
product of either molasses or sugar; if sew
eral boilers use one for finishing, and boil in
the other; lift and pour with the dipper if
likely to boil over; lessen the heat to the
finishing vessel as it thckens; give time, when
the drops from the dipper strings or forms a
sheet along the edge, !essening the heat, still
boil, but do not scorch. You cannot, as in
making sugar from the tree, dry off your
mass sugar, but TEEN off the well boiled mo-
lasses in wide wooden vessel, set in cool
place, and give time for the crystals to form
my books say, fslow in forming sprinkle a
small portion of sugar, and then the process
will go on.
4th. Drip the mass, when crystalized,
through n canvass sack or bag; the drip is the
best mo!asses.
In making moasses, should they sour or
foam, boil them over, rs the ladies do their
preserves-it is perfect cure, and actual i'm
provement.
NoTE.-In making sugar, the juice, when
abo1t one'third boiled, should be filtered
through the dust of bone black, (coal of
bones,) charcoal dust might be tried; neither
of these have we ever used, but made beau.
tiful sample of brown sugar last year, and
have now in one Of oar molasses kegs set
things of sugar in abundance.
refer all who desire it TO the book Of Mr.
Olcott, published by Mr.. A. o. Moore, No.
lao Fulton street, New York. Send 81 to
Moore.
Mr. Joseph s. Lowering, Phila., has just
published a pamphlet on the art Of making
pend. Respectfully, J. PECK.
August, 1858.
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The Deacon.
Fat Men weighing $50.
Fat Men weighing $50.
Common Fat Men weighing but 900.
Mortified Fat Men weighing but 2l0.

.g- Old Bobtal was an uncommonly
good man, but in his old age he became i'm
patient Of the world and anxious to be at
rest He was often tempted to drown him
self. One morning, about two o'clock, his
son was awakened by the old gentlemen cal
linz out: Abel Abel! Satan has been
tempting me all night TO go and drown my
self in the horse trough well, then, faith
er, he certainly must be a great fool cried
out Abel, in reply, for, there hasn't been a
drop of water in il for six weeksr
The old gentleman turned over and went
TO sleep, and never woke till the sun was
two hours
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AN ITEM FOR DRNKERs-We copy the
following for the benefit Of that class Of
drinkers who make practice of imbibing to
excess and ''lying around loose" May they
profit by the warning:
"At Cincinnati, the other night, n man
named John Butts, while going home intox'
icated, fell in the street, and rolling over in
the mouth Of n sewer, came near being eat
en- by rats 1t seems that rs officer Lewis
was going his rounds about IL o'clock at
night he discovered pair of legs sticking
out from the well hole of the sewer. He
forthwith repaired to the spot, and failing to
arouse the owner of the legs, caught him by
the heels and drew him out, when it appear
ed that one of his ears was eaten off by rats.
The vermin had just commenced their repast,
and would doubtless have finished him by
morning"
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DoEsTIcK's PATENT MEDIcISEs.-Congfat-
ulate me-my fortune is made-l am immor-
talized, and I've done it. have gone into
the medicine business. My name will be
handed down to posterity as that Of uni,
versa beneiactor.
Bought gallon of tar, cake OF beeswax
and firkn Of lard, and in ,wenty-one hours
presented TO the world the first batch OF
Doesteks Patent Self Acting Four Horse
Power Basam, designed to cure all diseases
Of the mind, body, or estate 10 give strength
to the weak, money TO the poor bread and
butter TO the hungry, boots TO the barefoot,
decency to the blackguard, and honesty and
common sense 10 Democrats. II acts physi-
caly, morally, physiologicaIly, and is intend.
cd to make our subunary sphere bllssful
paradise.
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The JAFrA MAssAcRE.-We copy The
following from the London Sun, and sincere
ly trust that the perpetrators of the horrible
massacre of Americans in Jaffa will meet
with condign punishment: "The Secretary
of the United States Legation at CONSTANT
nople (says letter from Beyroute, in the
Vienna Gazet,e) arrived here on the Sd, hav-
ing in his custody five Bedouins, who had
been given up to him to be punished as mur-
derers of an American family in Jaffa."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-09-10

t5g- A medical journal says that the de-
coc,ion of lockwood had been successful in
cases Of badness. Four large handfuls Of
the stem and leaves Of the garden box are
boiled IN three pnts of water, in closely
covered vessel, for fifteen minutes, and allow
TO stand in an earthen jar ten hours or more;
the LIQUID is then strained, and one ounce
and n half of cologne added, and with this
solution the head ia well washed every NOR
ming,
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TERMS:
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AT TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR,
pAYA RE IN IDHA NnE
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who advertise by the year eP Persons sending adver-
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charged accordingly. IA
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