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Cabin Passage from Charleston 10
New York,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
TTNITED STATES NAIL LINE Of New York and Charles
steam Ships, through in 4S to 50 hourssemi weekly
The Steam Snip ColaH5g, 1900 n. Berry Com
mander.
NgsAEiZe, $500 tons, W J. Foster, Commander.
Marion, 1900 TONS W. J. Foster, Commander.
Jas Adyer, 1909 tons, S. C. Turner Commander.
S0lsherRor, 1000 tons, l. NJ Marry, Commander
E=-5es LEAVES Adger's WhaTyes every Wednesday
szS and saturday after the arrival Of the care frum
- l4zI4 the South and West ''at high water"
U74--a These Steamships all built expressly for
this line and for safety comfort and speed umyalled Tie
Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury; attentive aud courteous
Commanders, will insure travellers BY this line every possible
comfort and accommodation
CABIN passage, S25
Steerags passage,
Fer freight passage, having eent State Room occommoda
lions apply to HENRY MUSHROOM, & CO., Agents,
ulsy25 '57--G Charleston, S. G.
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10 Half "
10 Quarter .
"A IN Ei,-rfFs
IN ORDERING r1ckgFs y t:5EE-i5' E5F cERrIP1cArEs.

IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered,
recent OF which will forwarded by frsI mail. Purchasers
can have tickets ending any figure they may designate.
Tie Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to puT-
chassrs Immediately after the drawing.
II , Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Once County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without deduction.
N ? All prizes Of 81 coo and under, paid Immediately after
the dTawing-other prizes the usual time Of thirty days
All communications stricky confidential
Address orle,s Tickets Certificates
=. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Georgia
II ? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta Ga,
can have orders hled and time by addressing S
& Co., at either Of those cities.
IL = list Of TIE numbers tna are drawn from the Wheel with
the amount prize that entitled will pub
s after every drawings the following papers:Augusts
lGa) Constutionalist, New Orleans Det Mobile Register,
laron Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Inteiencr,
New York Weekly Day Savannah Morning News RicmonI
Dis1atch New Dispatch, Pauiug Css Clarion, and
Little Rock (ArE J True Democrat
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for the purpose Of carrying regular business in Il
NEW YORK STYLE.

We purpose having regular B Of Fare, i prices attached
50 that we can be enabled suit both pockets and appstte Of
customers and charge for no more tey get. Tbs has been
neeled in our city, hope BY strict attention to business
TO merit public patronage. We feel certain U success, with
own efforts and the the Kitchen viii furnish
public the shortest notice. We also keep on hand
large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING T0BACCOi VINES 4GD LLQCOk&
Call and examine at the Metropolitan. ...... DID,.
oct6 J. & W. M0OfAh.
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Three Daily Trains fTem r
10 Philadelphia.

NHNhAlNb leave follows:
3 p. H.. Express Mail $40, P. NJ.
The Express Nail daily the other Sundays
naing DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trsins St.
LOUIS No.; Dubuque keok and Iowa City Iowa; Cairo
Island, and Chicago illinois, Lexington and Louisville, KY
IerTe Han indianapolis and Lafayette, Indiana Cincinnati,
Columbus Dayton, Toledo, Ceyelond Znesve CrsstIine
Mason aud Wooster, Ohio. Als0 Kansas, Nebraska
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Eas&ElSslS LBIlU ARtMCys
EAMES Is. TEEED LATE OF SPARTA
N Tenuessee-Wi promptly to all business entrusted
+ his care in the Land of Delaware District, Kansas
Territory, situated It kickapoo.
He will sell Land Warrants cash time, or locate the
same when the lands subject t private entry
Also purchase public sale in July next and do all
judcious selections, promote the interest OF ms
clients. Address JAMES Il. HEhD,
Refer to Kickapoo, X. 7.
Go2 o2 I, w %ooSsd5 %ataiis R.ejys EsT' cpoo, K T.
Snoot. Russell Co., LeayeuwOrth, X. I.
Robert Campbell, Esq., st. Louis, Missouri.
IL. Il FaWt Esg., Washin gtou, D. G. .t.
Cook. Bailey SO, Nashville, Tenn. nay l5-tWdus
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For sale BY all the Druggists in Nashville and by Druggists
generally throughout the state.
W. ". BERRY & DEMOVILLE,
EWIN, PRNDLETON a. CO.,
msrI6-twAvfm Wholesale Agents, Nashville.
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DEMOVILLE & BELL.
DRUGGIsTS AND APOTHECA
I's No. 96, Cherry street, ne

DIR 4 G G. ISIS AN ID A OT HE EC AK les >
pc No. 26, Cherry street, @
THIRD DOOR FRos UNION
N EALEEkS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemiels, Dye stGs,
Pains OILS, Turpetine, Alcohol, FaFThes, Cigars To
baceo, Snuff, etc t-
II EMOVILLE & BELL now in receipt Of fun
and we'll selected stock Of the above articles which they viii
sell at the lowest figure.
N UINENE, Chlorofor sulph Ether, IodOns Iodd Potas
NJ sum, Henry & husbands Cacned Mgnesa Harts Car
maVe, New England Cough Mixture, ETC. just received hy
DEMOVILLE & BELL. G.
OLIVE OIE--A supply Just received and for sale hy
DEM0YILLE a BELL
UEAST Pc w DERS.--Preston &Merrill's Yeast Pow
dc received and for sale by
DEMOvILLE & BELL.
nAE NOTICE.--Au persons indebted to by note or
account, pay y the ls Of June they wH have 70
officer Wisit distinctly understood that this
notice is intended for DEMOYILLE BELL.
n ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.--
An extra ine lot Of the above receives and for sale By
DEA0YILLE & BELL.
TNRENCIE BRANDX AND WIN ESs--Of The bes
quality for Medical purposes received and for sale BY
DEM0YILLE * BELL.
FBNARRANTsS SELTZER APERIENT. .--Re-
ceived and for sale By b. 4
may2I DBM0FILLE & BELL
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ENiRas sale Of lots il Kentucky City
aAN M0NBAN. p M DAY OF SEPE.s 1873,
will commence the second and final sale Of lots in @
growing and interesting young city. The Trustees
n0ulcng t sale, feel N8ftei IN assuring the public u at
point in te West erefouaa better chance for s
kENTUCE6E CITY.
luosl bank Of the Mississippi twenty miles
below mouth Of tie Ohio river, the first eligible hEand
I'd bye hieh hellty and fertile country rapidly growing in
wealth and population With 2lnrons climate Generous h
this the most commanding point on the great
Fatherof Waie-hs want uninterrupted and general
outlet 10 the interior, to accommodate the interchange Of
conlnode That want has be and Is no being fully met
hy tie
communications established and 20 be sonsnted from KEN
tucy City which is fixed the eenc from which railroad tracks
raiae, towards the Morrill, South East and Vest The
ern terminus By main stem G i It's conneco ith
the Nashville Western Railroad, at Union CRY,
ty-hye miles from Kentucky City, with e Memphis and Ohio
with New Orleans and Ohio Raiead t Jaeson, Tenn- and
with the Memphis and Railroad, furnishes
all the cities of the south. The Illinois Central Railroads h
which VIII De ID early communication by Teular line Of
PACKET FERRY BOATS!
Supplies the demands tyei and trade with the Lakes andetes
Of the Nor and Est and the Iron Mountain Railroad prgec
ed ap the Mississippi At Belmont, Immediately opposite ken
Ueky City, VIII aeeopnodate al the NECESSITIES OF TIE country
connected with So Lqnis and the Great west. PISS -.t
the sale IS 70 e r8de without and in good fitl, and
there wiz always be reliable gentlemen Tue ground whose
pleasure and duty vii e 70 give all needlq ipioop and
all oral hterogatories, Then le no one per
nit himself led % py rumOr, when the facts are 50 aeees
Sale to commence Monday September , 1858, and continue
TERMS OF SALE.
From per cent cash hand, dependant upon
the amount purchased for the residue credit Of one and two
BEN. EDw Arms GRRY.l
r z. I. BULLOCK, Trustees.
". H. II. TAYLOR, >
Address, ior fun Information. FA
- - FRANK JAY MCLEAN.
Il, Is AttcrHey, IN fact -r E.
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CtT&AA Il EDs--Touug gcoT, with cal, DE owner
~ can have them By calling &c tlis once and pay
ing cost oS advertisement. inquire q JEues Jack
laa, q BEslR.R'l 7sundTys collega sirasl .Eaz%s
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EEACON COUNTY TENNESSEE. .--Tlis highly
VH reDuteI and ell watering places will he opened
ready the RECEPTION ofYistoTs aud nFalis hy Tie % Of
Nay. As regards the high etarer Of the neicai ae OF
us OF waters effected various diseases de treat
has Oiled the most eminent pyscaI There Is a
praetenr physician residing Springs, wa9 will always be
attendance should his professional senieesle required
table will be well supplied, WITH tn best The country
affords, and that prepared Ia good style. p "
Our stables will slsobe we'll attended. lia u .L
We have an abundance Of good pure ice stored for be
benefit comfort friends and visitors Charges to Wit:
Transient Boae from 81 25 to s. 90 per day. 81 0 per
week Children under years and servants half price,
Horses so per i Washing and ironing 81 GO per doze
extra services reasonable charge viii be made A Hack
viii leave e Springs every morning II o'clock 10 ln regu
arly through tie season 10 meet the Nashville aud louisville
WI A. DEB0W & BRO. l.a.-
atoe7
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
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a6E1EI SG-Eh AlFaz8s
THVIS delightful resort g inc opened for the
ception visitors 18th Of June. The and
buildings the complete order. The table will at all
supplied with the choicest yiands the market affords. The
extensive ohouse. well stocked with ineNhausib supply
good Music will be in constant Attendance. The Bar
viii we'll Supplied with choice selection OF vines liquors, and
sears and every will he made advance the comfort and
pleasure of visitors, that may with CALL
june5-lreodG1w Bo & J. MGSHER.
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A.. MORRISON d CO.,
( WHOLESALE .t
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS,
NO. = PEBLIC SQUIRE B1SHTTLLE, TEgI.
VKTE receiving Spring Stock Of goods to which
Wv we call the attention Merchants buying In this market.
Our stock is large and desirable WeBi sell low for cash
maT1gLt 4. MORRISON & CO .
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mETROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.

FVyHE Proptors beg to inform the citizens Of Nashville and
public generally, that they have at considerable expense
flied up the store houses on the corner Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR SZREETS - Il
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n-,r-NERAI. E-NnERrAEkER. - nm \

ENUNERAL g-NDEIsTAEkT3Fs.- eel prepared to
furnish OF description, from the fine Csset TO the
panst Coffin, together with everything necessary for
Funerals. orders left my Warerooms Deaierick street,
next door UpaudUp Livery Stable, between Cherry and
summer Streets will receive prompt day night
II , Of all kinds repaired and made TO orler in the
iuIya .. .ss.. .l.. ,.- J. II. CURREY.
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MIN. H. EIHNChAlNS dealer in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Wv Guns Tools, SIc.Is opening at his establishment,
No Il Market street, NJ. BUrn large and we'll
selected Hardware, Cutlery, Guns &C. which he intends
oHernr exceedingly for prompt dealers short
time. Among the leading articles hand will e found
the following, viz:
Pocket and Table Cutlery; Carpenters and Blacksmits
Tools: every description and make large assortment
Of Locks Hinges Screws Flush and Square BOs Shoyels,
SHADES Grndstoue, Cnks and ROers Rifles and
Pistols Double and Single barrel Shot Guns MILL Cross Cut
and Cotton Wool and Horse Cards: Trace Halter,
Wagon Log Chains Hames and Collars Pcks and Mat
tocks Curry Combs and Horse Brushes.
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City plumbing EsE&aiisiiEsht, a. Z.

City Plumbing Embellishments.
N A. COOPER, Agent. No. !, Corner Of strket and
Spring Streets. The highest premiums dWSdel 70 u ~
te Mechanical Agricultural Fair last fall and again at the
Davidson County Fair this SPRING prepared e h mp pub
lie and private all the modern Improvements such
as are the Eastern Cities and TO some extent IN cur own
city, where comfort desred IN act no
residence be considered complete without them Wll ke
pleasure referring those wanting work DONE to the owners Of
such houses fitted with Hot and Cold Nater IN every
desirable room, also Baths Showers and Water Closets
Having appointed Sole Agent FOR the SAFE o. btots
Kitchen Ranges and being practical mechanic hyel pro-
naunoe them durability and utility, superior to any stove OF
range manufactured for Ike purposes and invite ue pule 20
call and see them. ....
continue to manufacture Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
In and will sell chesp for CASH, Waanns my
equal TO any
BParcuiar attention paid to all kinds Of JObbng and
Hvirants repaired at short notice. nlayIa ON
GSS a G5EE Nf fSIAERI--A cf hand drawn BY W J.
Tennessee and by endorsed four hundred and twenty
I've dollars dated April ls55, and due twelve months after
date fOrewarn all persons against trading for the n anu e
maker and endorser Of said aanet paying 1t To any person
except TO myself. ..
junes-i&v3t E. u. RICHARDS
| ~ FLOWS! FLOWS! PLSBNS!
| G$SE4FV@=3 go Cast Moud Boards,
EAszzaAz7s7=zA 250 Sueel Mould Boards,
TERRAss BROTHERS
mar25 SO Broad street.
a COUNTRY HONE FOR SAIaI5.--FouTteen
"A and oneIa acres Of choice and be purchased
responsible terms It Is conTe0ent the market vegetable
maya WSL. BOYD, TE
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clEANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville q Chaftan0Sga Railroad.
pOUIzEEZ DAILY TRAINS

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EACH WAY OYER TTFFz ROaD.
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ii ARD! LARD{-sTh
II PCT Up in shipping eraaE
6thIO
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sNTEEP0saTION or TaEE CU2AE AUs
TIEORITRORTTIEs TO AmREsT THE
! -. nrrLenr nrnr.Ia aaEsA.
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. .EnnersOEl sleFings,

Address, for fun Information. ) 5 s1
FRANK JAY MCLEAN.
4 AttcrHey, an fqcts - OK
mays5-d8-wtds ~ Kentuesy City, Ky.
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EACH sATTRD4Y q I. IlSYE JUNE!

FITE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND uGIrFT-FIyE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Scheme!
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EECKEESs--A large supply Of fresh and genuine weed
4 ish Leeches, Just received and for sae ty t-f 1
may25 RAINS 4 BROWN, 10 Public Square.
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NE highest market price paid for Lard
ar. ]. 7. MARTIN & co.
GoEner Bread and MAglst stIWG,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WitLARDS' HOTEL Fl MorrelI, NY: q
= halslett, u, Hon James Bishop " Jer; w ri
Davldge, n Cromwell, NY; w l. Hobsan and
house, Pa; WeIch and ladv,J Nelson and son
No; Coggill and lady, NYk; w HI Dimmick'
"a; Gallatin and fam, NY; + Thornton Md 7,
s.i.r i'E = p.,' Va; w Whiting, Mass; Edw'd
TnIin and lady. Ala; A Tulin, do: Hon Asa
racker, Hon w H White, Pa.
NATiONAL HOTEL w Robinson. FL.
r i,a w Whyte, John Nesmith. j DuvslI
w, Mn1nt9ington, Bowie, Md; d Caslin. N
Martin, PA w Mcneil, w ID Wiison> Nv =
tracy, III; Dane and lady, Mass; A Dun
gan, Cal Kimball, NY; Miss Throckmorton.
az. s, sexton and lady, N York; F Post, VT;
Biatchford, T Roberts, Chas l. Barrett + w
Cochran, J Straiban, NY.
UNITED STATES HOTEL Chistophe. pa.
Templeman, o; A r Simpson, do. A =
D.. W va Ciydmer, do; w n HUMPHREYS,
DO; Bell, do. G f Pancoast, NJ; j Forgey and
Iaoy, Mo- Mrs Barbour Va; Bsrbou-
90; roy, do: n Williams, Md; p Brown. do:
carter, Va; Owens do; w c Dunnuavat
DO; ID Palmer, NY; E Dcddridge. Va: n
ohce, "a; Miss Hutching, Va, Mrs and son, do.
BROWNS HOTEL.-R G Banks, Va; c
Johnson, Mo; Jonas, do; III Pendleton. Va.
; Wannyman, Pa; NJ DOYLE, Mo; n Park' Va,
ii.m., Pa; " IeP psa, 4 MSS[Phy; Del, IN WI:
aleu- DO Jackson, do; l Cook, III; r II
Jackson, do; Jones, NY; Bickpndon. Md. !
Is Is Ryer, Tenn; Johnson, CT; G H NIs2g, la;
q rp, va Aowson, Pa; II F. Smith, Pa;
Wan, do sA'' va Ii l.
NORWOOD HOUSE j Wallace and LADY
MI; n Mortin, Mass; Duckett, do; Bennett
nS c Con- "a; SANDERS, Nd; Miss L Coche,
"a "a, 90; Nicholas do; n Patterson,
} Bier, NY. 'p''A"' W
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A PRACTICAL JokI.-On a late trip of the
steamer Liberty, from Cincinnati to Wheeling,
there was deck passenger on board, who had
desire to propi:iate the lady of his love, Gy-
ing In Ripley, with something nice. To this
eno ne purchased prime can Of oysters, which
ne was so much afraid of having stolen that he
maae pillow OF it. One of the deck hands
spying the luxury, straightway coveted the
same, and set about securing the game. He
procured an old oyster can, which he filed
with sand, 50 that it was q fac simile of the in
TENDED present. He placed the bogus can close
to the sleeper's nose, and giving him hearty
snake, quietly removed the genuine The
sleepy party immediately secured the can Of
SAND, thinking he had the right one, and that
IL nad somewhat got from under his head, never
1iioTed 1t to leave his hand until he reached
ripley, where he presented it to the lady, who
WAS on the wharf boat to meet him. Shortly
after the boat put of he was invited to eat oys-
tiers oy committee of deck hands, who told
MIN the joke. We understand that he has in
dennltely postponed bis next visit to Ripley.
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EVENING STAR.
THR PALM TREE.
A Pafaphrase Of the Persian.


By JOHN @. WHITTIER,
In 10 the palm, the COCOA palm,
On the Indian sea by the Isges Of balm,
Ut 10 10 q ship In the breezeless oalm.
A ship whose keel is of palm beneath.
whose nbs OF palm have palm bark sheath.
And rudder OF palm 10 stsereth with.
branches of palm are its spars and rails,
lores OF palm are Its woven sails.
And the rope 10 Of palm that IDLY traiis!
What does the good ship bear vel?
Inc cocoa nut with Its stony s.eil,
AND the milky sap OF its inner cell.
What are its jars, so smooth and hne,
But followed nuts, filed with oil and vine,
And the cabbage that rlpens unc or the Line!
Who smokes his naigileh cool and cam?
The Master, whose cunnIng and skill cOn.d charm
Cargo and ship from the bounteous palm.
In the cabin he sits on pslm-mat soft,
From beaker of palm his drink quaffed.
And palm thatch shields from the sun a.oft!
His dress is woven of palmy strands,
And NJ holds pa m-ieaf scull In has hands,
Traced with the Prophets wise commands.
The turb.n folded about his h,nd
was oaintly wrought o 4 the palm-leaf braid,
Ana the ian that oools him Of palm was maze.
0f thread. Of palm vas the carpet spun.
Wnereon ne kneels when the day Is done,
Anu the ioreneaos u Islam are bowed as ons.
TO him the palm is . gift divine,
w hsseIn al uses OF man combine
mouse ana raIment and food and wine.
And. in the hour of IN. great release,
Hs need OF the palm sh all only cease
With the shrous wherein he lieth in peace.
"Alah II Allah ~ ne sings his psalm,
On the Indian sea. By the isles of balm,
Thanks to Allah who gives the pam"
INatisal Era.
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UNeARALLELED CRINE.-The Chicago Press
and Tribune published q letter from Iowa on
Monday, detailing the particulars of series of
outrageous crimes almost too bestial and fendish
for 1nhuman credibility. Later reports con-
firm the story, however, which is as follows
The wife of a Mr. Forrest, q respectable me-
ehanio of Fulton City, Iowa, while returnin &
nome about p. m, from prayer meeting at the
house of a neighbor, was seized by two men,
gagged and blinded with a handkerchief COW
cred with mud, and outraged by both the villains
In turn. Mrs Forrest was near confinement.
which the outrage fastened, and in the presenc
Oh the rsfians she gavo birth to living child.
The poor, gagged and bound mother heard one
OF the wretches say ''Let Us kill the id brat, -
and accordingly one held 1t while the other
severed the head from the body? Faint and
almost senseless, she was some three hours
dragging herself home-a distance only requir-
ing walk of some ten minutes duration. Her
CONDITION for some time was CRITICAL but she is
now recovering. The inhuman monsters who
Perpetrated this unparalleled crime, have not
been arrested but Mrs. Forrest recognized one.
ana IT Is probable they will not be able to Ion 2
escape the officers who are now on their tracks. y
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, ac.

The prevalence of the above complaints .t TIM,
season generally has the effect Of bringing out host
oil professedly new specifics. and while some are
good. many are useless, and others even dangerous
The wseet course to pursue is TO consult your
lily ply slclan, or otherwise only such remedle s
as long public experiences has proved to be safe and
ehclcious. Ofthls oharacteris TYLER'S COM :
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. OrlRnal
ly the favorte prescription of an eminent pbysoan
soon became popular remedy, aad has cnntinu ed
to enjoy growing reputation for the last tvsnty
years. In cases of common Colds. Coughs 40 Z,
acts like a charm. and in Chronic Cases Bror
w hopping ough. Group, Asthma, Inf uenza
have usedIt. VIM
Price Is cents and "a cents per bottle.
Sold BY NalIn Palmer. Chss. stott 30, Wash
exandra where II mss be had also for convenience.
IN LoxsnseI form. Price lsk and Is cents a boz -
nnown a. Tylers Gum Arabic Coush Candy
Drops, as an elegant. pleasant and eficacious PM
mono '"ozenge they are unsurpassed, no II-Sm
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VA FALL ARRAHGEM
w ASHINGTON AND AL Il \ AN DRI A
A Boat Ecery Hour from Each Place.

The WASHINGTON and AleIan Ina steamboats, viii
hereafter ruu egularl. from the foot 49,.
of 7th street, Washington, end King E3S9e3 ~
street. Alexandra. every hour fToHe
esnn pace, from u - n to7S ?. N ,s follovt;
From ashlngton-Sieamer fHOMAs COLL
YER-st q, 10 a. M, u M, 2, 4. and p. m,
From Alexnndrs-Stesmer 6h.O. PA6E-et
81 9. 10 q. NJ, u m ~ AID p m. r,,
From AleJandna-Steams THOMAS COLL
YrR-at 81, 9. ~ q. M, ]. 5, and .. m, except
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings, when the Collyer
will her regular trips to Mount Vernon, 81
heretofore. and omit her trips betve> n Washington
and Aexandria from Ga m. TO q 2. m. only.
The Sz. 6A q. m. and pa p. m boats from Atexan-
dria With the trains Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The6k q. m. and ID .. IN. boats from Washington
connect with the trains of the Orange and AleXan-
dria Railroad for the South and Southw va st. =
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WaEN, ny TIN, S0gksE OF HUMAN

WHEN In THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of their
becomes matter Of serious Importance, and the
question 10 THAT shall We do 20 stop the hair from
Hair PRSS6fER xS n fMPiRS ~ ERAkx fsS
sppiloatons will step the hair falling or breaking
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and White,
and impart freshness and virof 20 the hair; and
continued use OF It two months will insure yog
luxunAnt head Of hair. Call snd get bottle and il
and get the Drice paid.
Ask for Or, Harris Hai. Promoter and Improver.
Ilst, corner Main and leth, and Main and Wal sta,
tna Weah,ngton city By y. o: GILMAN, Drpg
gstt broyns Hotel Bnjainr. Pa. avenue, and n.
~. CLARK, Druggist eo-per ~ stree: snf "a.
avenue. ,sI ~