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troduce collateral ssueB IN regard your acsn Craig,
and other with ~a,cn American leiesrar1 pn
pany bave o0ncsru 20 ths exclusion ~ te mnl issue
~biuh pr neu over anl over again, VIZ
that the Win you are natlr broken uD,
the cardinal OF sendog IL the order Vt their
receetou ut tue Offices shs estabsned for all parties,
and maintained all clreums secHs. SIan the
Nova SEQ company cline ADOPT, NJ practically &c.
knowledge thai they given 60 spscia part 70
peri themselves under the trm OF Johnson Zap
kie. preference IA Cue TRANSMISSION VI foreign news
Unoer these smparrass,0e crcunstao " will be ssea
BY The corr,spoodence that the American reegtaph Con-
PAM have instructed their agents tr,asmt
their ines any foreeu news wncn reachas iher ois At
sacxvile oy Telegraph uuu alter th- reserved
there oy other NOTES OF traasmsslou add t6ea 10 foe
ward the despacbes IN Gus oe1er Of ner RoD rms
course spuesrs ta be the oo sieqle watch cta
De adopsed To project tue puDiic tom 40 par use OF
oar baes, aod ut! ocht.siY as,igs oaGa osc tsiary
sacrifice 10 the Au ercsu resgrsp, csnpsay Bat tue d.
fectafs feel that toe pubic hkse tishts s"ia are os
mount to all other Considerations, aud tey pave 'hsre
Tore decided daty Sha9n esaci ~ she private
loss involved Very respectfully your oueent serv eat
W. x ABEL, l
c. nrot tenn IN Irpgy Cpmplny
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD INCoMK. HAVING Lost
~ hh wife desses 10 make the acquaintance OF au agree.
able yonnf hy below twenty five 10 superuend his house
Broadway Post Once . -" "~ie'~"''
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PERSON Al.

N G. w.-HOw CAN COME 70 YCU9--I Do NOT
a. know your address, letter from you has
"a Enough o anxiono 70 do 80 csono, discover
a., Post Office and In aice yoursel 80 there
can be no mistake, WIFI come reoeive II.
----- ARTHIR NJ
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"A no state street New NcrS NAV ri 1850 " sied sro
posa: wiit ee reeets At tots oce Il O'clock % oa
the sxh oI Tar ~. az tue az a..
- ths several military poss p. bsroor Ysfs fur
be requtredJ red ash shr .a,ts
coal Ats0 ~ the same place he can time To- fur
pishng 2ncos ana
sorcs hest aasi*y esA wocd The eo e. delivered ssd
places dsvers erpense of ce
ard 9TH sn,)-g Ia quantity qusuty 1, tSe
spr0vsi y the officers ID du'y racsivs theu
UPON ccFrt,aes pay eots witt De upo TIE
delivery OF aos eas ~a 40 huoo'ef ton OF nj or fifty
OF Wl0Q n
sends 9TH approved suretas will be required frouA
esoh vsrf
PerSDs ofeng proposals sill aesss ronrse their nns
csfinos "Pr0posas Pm Wood ssthe
ks m-nsso uxmes Of pe-ssns whsa
tbe1 prOpdse TO oder asgireties u fUMSAIdt,
C0Ouel AsAstapt Ouar.erni Sster General L. A..
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EkMET M S0GisTY-TEE MEMBERS or rHu
" above socsty requested To their meeting
clock Y. NJ hth inst
.r1buse of respsct Dr1toe, n~nher, r. F'eAg4u
JcyN j GRACst eecre.syy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04

" NOTICE
no toatd or msorcrs Of Central Park give
tohi pnfnoa OF tsA avaitsbte
pesans tedriag shr rsca',c among lawns sad
hsRe nvut sonS neyouf hs lnl,s the
90 ground Ano"n ~ The same siuatcd inme i,atoy
south ~ w Old seesing rescr9ior aac-Ao,s either
Third St'adr hxhea vends railroads expense not &c
ceediu a,-c6pts
From termln oe the sxts aud Eighth aveuue railroads
ty DIN street reached through poruou
OF tee p8vk
Al The fifth svsaue op 6saa Seventy se.,ud
street ~AlI Ia .ting drecsty Tho
Asnbe - Ascsss g tins enIscae beet BIZ tSd the
ShEd Avenue rrosd leaving ta- AZ seventy css
A~u6EN II 1asEN.
Pres.den board Of com dniasoaurs Of central Part
CENTRAL Pa Il 1859
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Arn.-wHo HAs NOE HN Asp % raE oNLEse ATED

thopssnds Ia this other cities with aaatac Ste
feels confident she has equal 6ne tells the Of future
wife or husband that OF ver If wish TRUTH
give her call at ztl Third aycnne above Twenty first seot
Ladies' 80 cents gentlemen IL
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IF cha BLEs DE FORREST oAssoN, or HIS FsIgNps
woud send his address to tho undersigned great aysr
woald be conferred on ". jung l73 aysuua N Y
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krIA@aEA AsD Def SoIr &tvEES EAiLEAH 00ol-
~ PAkY (vF CANADA

4, ee tutc In chat pr0udo6
rotce hreb teadsrs for tbs
railway viii bs recsiyat until OF
ICtfoe June aeyt
furnsr iunr~sson and the necessery
DER be obis. application tbs o1os Of ,ns Ooasaay
In Hamilton, Canada WesL
fncteeeers ''Teuder uouys of
she n,Agsrs sad setraS verS hstiwsy sad sealed
and eduressed TO tbs oscreSry al isussu Ossda West
Toe drcctese unde- the provssss st4uto
Eos oad saszsaves To socso tho ow-s Aay sadsr 81
". A af 6aoretA rv
HAMILTON. UAasds vest. Nay a. ts5s
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THE CORRESpO NDENCE.

Secretary pro TEN American Telegi epn Company.
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ourselves 70 that public for these q ees saaeyascss
On ieceps OF this let hear from you Very res ,sctay
socss, IL. o. ALDEN, Vide Presldsat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04

TUsf OUT THIS MORNING,
- THE
THE SrDhTIaG CHRONICLE
perfect weekly record of all sporg events at home sd
abroad contains full reports trotanf atch pe
tween Flora Temple and Etheu Allen; the aud Mes
Tom sasers and the Benica Boys the great
pigeon ahooang msteh for $2GU1 batwe uscsn
american and Engsh Races cricket base ball mstcbes
quohDg pedestrtknism. billiard week canine
sports spsrring the ring &C., &C. Price Sold By an
ogents- =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28
i g. 8.
l 81 g q IS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


TEyEAvELLBRs the North and North from the South
Sat procure Tickets from Charleston, savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington Knoxville
Iynchurg, Washington, Atanta sni Augusta TO St Loas
Louisville Cairo. Hickman, CouIalus, Evansville. Cincinnati
NeEolears, Nicurg, Palacah, smlani and Memphis,
Nashville, Tennessee.
First els Railroads and Steamboats,, with close connections
all points Passengers arriving Nas lie, via Nashville AMI
Chattanooga Railroad, directly to boat without detention
Is the quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the far
West.
Regular Cairo, VIC naplais and st. LOuis Line
Ts FINE steamboats, B. n. kunya, Minneonka, Sae West,
Cuba and ). g. Cline
One of these Boats viii Nashville every day at Il NJ
nesting al Cairo VITA Iiinois Central aroad ndt.rough from
Nashville to st. Lrsuls in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reance Ddniea- Ella John Gau and Tempest leave Nash
VILE every Thursday and Tuesday, y o'clock, NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville sixty hours, and to Cincinnati four days
reg lar Kcsn p his. New Orleans and EicikSa
burg EiUe OF Beats.
Johuson Nashville, E. Howard Re Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One OF these oa VIII leave Nashville every other
day,t ncun time from Nashville Memphis IS hours Nicks
bnrs, Ave days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day and wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For dclass recommendation upon the Boats, Tickets be
procured At tie different points, prices named in the annexed
Schedule o Rates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

z early application is made VIII sell great bargain
4 new brick house and lot in
HAGtDENGsS ADDITION
TO Nashville house contains ro9ms commands fns
view oil the city, &C.
We has also for sale a large number Of tie
Most Desirable Residences in the City
aad vicinity Besides many the best Farms and
joining counties Also large supply Of the best unimpr0ved
lots in the city proper different additions Nashville All
persons disposed purchase real estate would do
Us, can sell great bargains.
Inh4 }. i, &, X. W, BROWN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

IMPORTANT TO BASKs.--The Macon (Ga J Telegraph
says: "Judge Dull decided at Fulton Court last
week, in action brought against the Bank of Fulton
for protest fees on one hundred five dollar bills,
amounting in oil othrea hundred dollars, that the
plainLf could recover but one protest feethat the
Bank was not liable p pay three dollars on each
bill but that the whole number should be included
in one protest. hsdsession seems to be sustained
by Law and authority"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28
SPRING ST0Cgx.


Almira Young, Lewis Young. ct ais
decree Of the County Court q Dayi County rendered
at the April term 1861 the above cause viii offer for
e at the Court house door in Nahvie rcsh on Saturday
the Both Of April negro named Lewis age years
J. Il. CHEATHAM,
pl6.td, prs fee 81 50 c. & NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28
ROCA,S BALS tM FOR PULMONARY AND
IEEEmEE-E.AE CRNhE-ll Ll-CanN

" lie public put In possession OF of the extra
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore feen con-
siare ncurs5e disease being Outward APpi5cE,-
ten, the action Of which is seemingly miraculous its
having Of those attributes which make up numerous
compounds in general use
pamphlet containing elections, letters from distinguished
and we'll known individuals and other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
having ceased to be the agent for the sale
this Baam the price has been reiucsl 1t only lie Obtained
the proprietary letter directed TO g. Goa, 5U p.
o. Philadelphia, Penn uogal-I6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28
ggas56iae aInion an6 ancritaa
Daily s. l'EI-NeeI5Iy 81: weenIy Sc.

ANational ConvcH;ioa Of ere men is proposed TO
be held in Pittsbnrg, on The fth Of Jalynext
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

kirkpatrick. ReVinS a Co.,
RECETEZBG, FORWARDITF AND WHOLEg4LE
GROCERY BIEEtCHANTS,
MARKET TRE5T, GAS.."ILLE TENNESSEE,
AVE now In store large and complete assortment
q Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
M0lasses in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock:
Rasins, full stock, With Teas Candles sarIines Mack
erel, Glassware assorted, Plns together with an
sle5 usually kept IN tie Grocery line Our Of
BRANDIESs WINES, WHISKY, &c,
We think surpassed or any other Darkst.
heavy Of goods invite the attention
the trade.
mar2s-H KIRKPATRICK, NEVINs 4 Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

>You may insert thousand excellent things in a
newspaper, and never hear word Of appreciation
from certain class Of readers, but just let par
agraph slip in (by aceidcnt,) one or two lines not
suited to their taste, and you viii be sure to hear
of it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

The eastern annual conference Of tho Methodist
Church in session at New Haven, Conn, Bishop
James presiding passed a resolution elmos. unani-
mously that saveholding is sin, and that tbs werd
"slayeholding' should be inserted il the general
rules es one Of the things forbidden by them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

The Boston papers make sunday irreverent Gem,
meats upon the experience Of the Rev. Aatiorette
Brown Blackwell in Theodore Parker's pulpit last
Sunday. She preached from the text '.Bear. ye one
anothers burden" In reading the Scriptures, the
Post says people smiled when she came to the pas,
sage in the thirteenth chapter Of frat Corinthians
''Whcn was a child Ispake as child uadersl God
as child, thought as child; but when became
man put away childish things The Bee Oh,
serves:
She made an excellent impression, and as novel.
ty would run q few Sundays. We do not believe,
however, that Boston believes in woman preaching,
except donestically.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

In Buffalo, n Y, onthe 18Th inst man, during
aquaTre with his wife, threw stick If frewood At
her, which, ics'ead Of inuring her struck aniufau
months old, which was in her arms, on the head
killing it Instantly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

HENDERSON BROTHERs,

EhhACEAGAA ELl MnEhS3
5 TIE Va A ND G A = FIT Err 8,
I3, Deaderick street, Nashville.
have hama and FOR ale, Sheet Lead sad Pipe Baths
w Water Closets, Wash stands, Lift Force Pumps,
Hos- Hylnts, Block Tin, Gas FOures Wrought Iron Ppes
for aie, Gas and steam, from u inch up Also,
Gote Valves, Check Valves Connecting Cocks Air Cock ard
Fittings Of description the Pagiss
ings
l7 Agents for Harrsons patent Coal Wood COOKING
dects-dtu eru-fu1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28
OLDHAM & WHITE,

Austins Texas
eRACTICE IN the District Courts Of Western Txss an4 D.
the Uutel States District ard supreme Court Aun ard
Tyler Land claims oeyey description known laws, pros
ecued either before the C0ur he General Land Oe or C =
Of Claims Ofee on CoagresEA venue. the Capitol.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

L. a..
LEEEYETF ~ SMITH.
NOS. 10 IND Il SCUM AARhiZT STREET,
Importersof and Dealers in
Fine BPandIeS and Wines. NFlaISlkys,
TOBACCO AM CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
"a We beg leave call the attention OF our 60
ll friends and the trade generally, to large A
end we'll selected stock a the abovL articles
just recciyed, embracing in part:
Br&udics.
ssrzerac. QsiO9 Alex Seiguetta;
Olarl, Dupuy, very fine; United Society Propretors;
Jules Robin Rayual ant Aiusseei
With many other brands.
Wines
Claret, every grade) Madeira
Port do do Champagne, very fns)
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam, No. Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale DO j Potter;
G wills; Corner Stone:
Richardson; " North;
Tyreaua, DaTosa;
Beverly Peaches auG Cream Twist
Johns Twist; Silver flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll, Ian hoane & Armstead;
Claiborne & Taliatarro; Pine Apple;
And many othe-S.
Cigars
Estrela; La Escarlata;
Columbia Imported Lenders;
Estrella Primera; la SaVadcra;
Cntro de 0roini Imported Solace;
CODchO Regala; DO N=-serodei
La Silva: do Principe;
La PrGeha, Imp DO TraJucos
L. Suizs, DO L. IisGera;
La Diana, do Gift;
Embracing every grade.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.


"a @
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

octs LELLEET Z SNsVTEF.
EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE.
ID d u GLA S & co.
HUGH DOUGLAS, AUGrslUs w. soUTEWORTH,
BYRD DOUGLAS, CEoUGE T. VEAIWAE,
sOUTWuR-U, H.. TIAgLR,
WHOLESALE DEALERS "
Foreign 81 Domestic DryGO0ds,
READE-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, B0NNETs, BOOTS, SHOES, BROGAEs,
CARPEEENGS,
WRAPPING & WRITING PAPER, UMBRELLAS,
ETC., ETC.,
No. So Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
EHTE stocking up each department of establishment
w and friends dealers wholesale, That
prices and terms most reasonable
We brilliant and attractive stock than
offer to the trade.
febI9-d3m DOUGLAS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28

L. W, COLE,
Superintendent n. & 2. l.. r.
A. HAMILTON.
janI-dly Agent for Steaiaers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-28


A RUnAI GESrLBHAN AT the OpBRA.-Ac citizen Of
Western New York being in Ciaeinna.i recently Wis.
tied Pike 20 rera House to kill time. Gle sends to
the jamestown (N. Y } Dsmocrat quite an amusing
criticism upon the performance he Witnessed which
will possess some ueres. 10 our city readers, as 1t
is but recently tina. the troop favored cur useIor
ing citizens With taste Of their proficiency in the
"divine art"
"Some FIVE thousand people were econ seated.
consisting ofthe eiitsoftb ciyit vas the mestfa
iolabie audience / ever saw IN Cincinnati I wish
could describe GOme Of che fsshjgHs displayed on
the occasion. The ladies now wear white tLinq~uua-
bohs trimmed with scarlet, up3n tho shoulders or
rafherUpon The upper part CT the arms-the shoul-
deIs were bare-and The dresses seem to have all
been cut too short ct the top Most Of these fash,
ionable people carried those double barresd what
do-you-call-ems, such as Key thTegat Sickles
CATER the usual delay, little bell rang and the
orchestra came out and took their seats. Srakosch
took his seat at piano; lie were spotless white
gloves, and with a stick wand commenced beating
the cir the keys Of tbe piano. but did rot touch
them 1T very emphatic stroke OF the aforesaid
wand, tremendous slam or fam came from the /
band, and then StFakosoa went on with his airy
manipulations.
"AboUt this tine the curtain rose, and the music
commenced. The piece was Iezart's celebrated u
Dan Gi0yqEi and from his time for three hours the
nan in The white gloves did nos cease beat tie sir
with his lex. First some cld codger of an Italian
SignoT Somebody, came forTrrd, and said or sung \
something IN exceedingly bad r'oh I should (
think; he was followed by chap taslefully dressed
WHO represented Don Juan
"NeZt, Madame Parodi, the world-renoEned sing
er, came forward with a limlinC gait l should /
think she were light shoes, and was afflicted with
,orns- She seemed much troubled at Whit the other
fellow had sung and made up an awful face. l think
she must have been taken suddenly i'll with sickness
1t the stomach. l would sdvise her TO carry bot
lie Of Perry Dayis's Pain Killer constantly with
her, as was instantly relieved few days ago By
small desc
"Whil5 Don Juan was saying soft word 10 her,
Madame Strakcseh come forward and sang quite
and seusib!y Tor a moment and tken
urned up her eyes Ike sick cat, and the music
sounded as if il came from canary bird W ieh she
Tas trying o swallow alive This strain gradually
Wellld louder, till it eliminated in grum whoop, |
imilar to one heard from our Indian while ON
be Isfs. This brought down the house in whirl-
Wind Of applause"
THE HGuwAr1rAS's OLD ABoDH-A RE1uS1s0ExcH !
IF JOIN A. 1IUREELL.-The Memphis Appeql Of
he24th, gives tic following remini5cance Of man
Who irUrrs extensively in The criminal oDnaIs Of
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pl6.td, prs fee 81 so
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09
JGT IN TIIG HOUSE OF WARD.

DEAR SUR5 II take mv pen in hand to IN
form VA that lme IN 4 state Of bis and frost
these haes viii tind yu eniogia the same bl-s-
sins. Iae reguyeGaiId. i've found hpimmor-
tai waters OF yooth, 50 10 speek, & am as timber
and as frisky as , we're old steer, s. in the fI-
tur them boys which ssz .'zo 40 old 5au,l head''
to ne, viii do so at the Psrrill of their hazard
Individually. Ime powerful happy. Heap>
ci Joy has desendld npon ne to onct & | f-r!
Ike a bran new man. Sumtimes arsk nv
self ''is it not dreme ~ s sunthin within my
sell sez at ar = bat when look at them sweet
irie critters | know it is a reallerty- ,
realertys | may sa-S. feel CAV. There's
considerable human natur IN Il man after
all.
Ireturned from the Summer Campane with
nv unparaleld show of wax works and livin
wild BeeStS of Pray in the early part OF this
month. The people of Ba|di0svill met ne cor
duly and ! immgiltly commeast restin my
self with my famerIy. The other nIte while
was down 10 tbe tavern toasiin my shlns agin
the bar room tige & amuziu the krowd with
sum of my adventurs, who sbood come in bare
heddid Y terrible excited but Bill Stokes, who
seq, "OId Ward there's CRATE dons up to your
house"
Sez I William how 50
Sez he, "Bu>t my gIzzard, bat IT'S CRATE
doins," & and then he larfed as if heed Kill
hisseii.
Sez I, risin and putin on an austeer look,
civilian wooJent 5s TOOL if had common
senis.
But be KEEP on iarfn till be war black in the
face, until be fell over on to the bunk WHARF
the hossler sleeps, and in still, small voice
sed, "Twina !" [ assure yu gents that the grass
didnt grow under my fete on my way home, &
1 was iollered by an enthusiastic throng Of
nv feller siteTzuns, who hurrared Tor old Ward
at the top of their voises. l found the house
chock fall of people. Thare was Mis- Square
Baxter and her three grown lup darters, law
yer Perkunsus wife, Taberthy Ripley, yung
Eben Parsuns, Deaken Simmunses foxes, the
Skoomaster, Doctor JordIn, etsettery, etsettery.
Mis- Ward was in the west room which jines
the kitchng. Mis- Square Baxter was mixin
sumthin in dipper before the kitching IRE,
and small army of female winin We're lushin
wildly round The house with bottles OF camp
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09
CslriosisEes from Africa.

! Mr.. Paul du CbailIu, of New York, moved
! by love of adventure, has been huntIng beasts
and birds in Africa for the last four wears, and
has returned laden with spoIls, part OF which
he is exhibiting. Among the novelties which
he introduces TO the American public for the
first tine are several splendid specimens OF that
newly discovered race of Troglodytes known as
Gorrillas. These creatures are exaggerated
monkeys, and combine the cunning and MIN
bleness of the SInnian tribe with the muscular
power of at least three P:Iz5-6ghters. One ol
Dr.. Challu's ful-siged males would probably
whip Sayers, Heenan and AIorrissey all togeth-
er. The larger specimens are about FIVE feet
five inches high, and iity-two inches,around the
chest, with a neck like bulls and arms as
thick as mans thighs. They ca: fruit, but
are furnished with very long and sharp mandl-
bles, like squirrels or woodchuck's. and pro-
baby could tear flesh as easily as a tiger. The
general appearance Of the Gorilla is that OF a
libeIIous caricature on mankind, and some skel-
etons OF the species, exhibited IN the same col
lection, would be easily mistaken, on casual in
spection, for the tramewo OF delormed human
beings.
Besides The Gorrillas, ofwhich there are seve-
raj representatives, old and young, A1r. Du
ChaiIu succeeded in ''5agging" some am'aoIe
monsters of the same genus. which ha claims
to be new varieties, and which, by right OF dis
covery, he has honored with the tough names
OF ..'.Nschiego" and "KooIo kamba." The
''Nschiego' is the most intelligent OF all three,
and buildsa canopy Of boUghs and leaves in a
tree, and squattIng on a broad branch beneath
this shelter, defes the rain and the scorching sun.
1t is to be regretted that Mr.. DI Chailu could
not have bought his troLlodytes and his many
other iade5cri5a5le quadfu pedS and birds 10
this country in living state, but that was "
terly impossible, owing TO the scanty assistance
which ne had from the natives, and the great
distance Of his hunting-ground from the sea-
coast. Although stuffed, they viii BE- objects Of
great interest to naturalists, because most of
them have never been seen 10 this country, Ell
ther in public or private collections, and some
OF them are absolutely new to the most com
plete geological or ornIhologcal clasSlficaions.
The Phi'ad-lpha Academy of Natural Sciences,
under whose auspices Mr.. Du ChaIIu made his
expedition, are enchanted at the wealth Of new
birds which he has brought home with him, and
have purchased from hn, at high prices, spe-
cimen Of everv bird in bis possession They
are Of all sizes, f-om the litI- bre-kdler (the
1dmming- bird being unknown 10 Africa TO the
towering crane, and are distinguished bv the
gay coIors of the tropical wofd.-Jo2ra0l Of
Commerce.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09

ball, and openly put the latter into the pistol.
BY pressing the wad tightly down, the wax
broke into small pieces, and could not touch me
at the distance | stood. At the moment the
pistol was fred, opened my mouth to display
the lead bullet held between my teeth, while
the other pistol contained the bullet filled with
blood. which, bursting against the wall, left its
imprint, though the wax bad flown to atoms"