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Ybe greatest Remedy lA TIE world. This ears,,j
= distilled from berry knoan emily to n,yssf arl
chemically eaIHbaed with some Of fs NEST yal,,sl3s
Eslisiaa roots herbs and harks knon 10 the Iaisd
81 man, viz lSLooD ROoI, BLAcE Roor WI-o
CHERRY BARE, fELL0T Docs. DAxnELI0s s.Rsxs
AaILL4 ELDER FLowEi,s with Others Ilroi,,cjnv lie
most iisflttie remedy for the restoration of bsab
ever known. II Is natures remedy curing d;s
ease - nstHtRl laws. When lakais ia inSuencs =
leit ccaTsng tAroagh every vein Of t;e BODY DTJifv
ing aha asestsrata, the circulation of the blood Il
Hsufrzlizes any bilious matter IN the stomach ava
streiIHthens the whole organlzafiLi,-
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL mUSlCs
~ BEOKER would respectfully Bnnounee to te Ruolc o
Nashville that he has located teacher Oh th oles %
piano Vioincelo, Violin, Orders LETT At MeCures or ben
eop's Music store will be promptly attended to zss
L Sspt7-a
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TIE BIsr L.STNENT n TUs TosLn.
The oNJY s1fe aud certain rsF2 flr CanceTs, pfcz,
Tumors, SgT-ililgs AMI Br,ncaele GCitTe. Pau'y-
ST. Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Muscles, Chronic ur
1nhammsto-y Rhssm1tisn. StiIFaess Of the Joint
oonRcted MaScles o. Ligamenis, EGraohe oT Taufii-
ache. Bruises, SPrain;, Wounds. Fresh Cuts Uicyrs
Fever S"rcs- Cakod Breasts, Sore Nipples, Burns.
Ss,ld' Sore Threat, any Inflammation or Palm "a
difference how sevsrr, how iong The disease mar
have existed. MeiEAS's GELEHgATED I.SIIrST Is
certain remedy.
ThOusinls &C hIrnaa i-;n~s have been saved iGia
Of derT-PitRde AID misery y The Of this iuvala.
able medicine.
heLsan's Volcanic OIL LinImsnt
VIII rreve pain almost i,siananeousiy and # viii
cleanse, purify and heal the ioucst sores in il-
eTedibly short time.
For Horses ead other Animals.
McIeans celebrated Llniinent Is the only SAFE and
pri1h!s remedy fJr the of Spavin. Ring Bone
Nindgalis, Sp!lBts, CEuatural LumFs, Nosles or
SEel!lngs. Il will never fIil to cur Big Head Poll
evil, Fistnla, Old Running Sores. or Sweefiy, Il
property applied. For Sprains, Bruises, Scratches
Cracked Heels, Chafss, Saddle Collar Calls, Cuts
Sores, or Nsnnd-, il Is an nfallibe remedy. Apfly
II As Directed and T. certain in every instance
Then tTihs longer with the many worthless In
ineHts offered II you Obtain a supply Of D. No
Leans Ctiehrstel Liniuient. Il VIII cure you
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.

Cabin Sl5 Steerage. IS
Excursion Tickets good return until January lS6O S5
The Weliknown first class Side-Whee Steamships
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. @. p. MARsIAAE, and
STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. J. J. GAsvIS,
Nov Regular Line for the North leaving Charleston and
Savan uah alternately, as follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA. from Savannah, the 5 18th and
18th Of every month.
The KBYsToSE STATE. from Charleston the Ot 10th aud
3Oth Of every month
For safety and comfort having superior State Eooms these
sips are not surpassed BY any the Que Hundred
Miles OF this the Delaware River aud Bsyswo nights
For Niagara Falls, the Lakes aud
Canada.
.1 SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line connects PhsdelphiA With the Grea Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls BuEso, Is hours
from Philadelphia Through TicSe with The privilege Of stop
ping Philadelphia points for sale BY the Agents
Fsv to Niagara or BuGai. sss-Emra, ssO-csuandsgls,
R2L c. A. GREISBR 4 CO.,
Agents at SayaunAh.
+. s. T. 6. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
fehI5-d6m Agent al Philadelphia.
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IEnT-sE PAINTING,

,t a. r 10 excite with the greatest promptness
M 7Dr:. however large, which may he teniere n sle aud
urn terms wn cannot ai % give satsaction he is also pre-
parea o execute all manner Of
SIGN AND OEEAEtHrAI PAErSa, 6RAhLho ANo -
Having ~ apartment cud tne services OF e most eAps'
and experienced artists. A.
Tie would request persons having EoA IN m w 70
gwen X. I. FLEMING,
,,-hssa No &C. Union St. between Cherry and Summer.
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LOUISVILLE d NASHVILLE RAILROAD
sss g M =. 4. = - szE-sza 3 -
NElnTEIs ARRANGEMENT.

N end after Monday, Noyemr s9, is5s Trains virun
, follows:
Siorni1y Train. Evening Train.
Leaves siaiu AZ 73o IL Leaves Gallatin IO0 2. NJ
Arrives Edgehcli . 9tJ do Arrives Edgeheld 80 do
Ielyes DO GlTU0 90 Leaves - $50 do
Arrives Gallatin "ll3g do Arrives Gaatin " 500 do
Th Train leaving Gaatn 30 4. NJ, and Edgehed 10
A NJ connects al Galrn coaches and from Louis
VILE Thg leaving dgeeij ~ 10 A. NJ ana Gsstn &C
NJ connects with nail coaches and from HartsVe and
Carthage, Only the Train will be Tun Sundays.
~ apparel alone Constitutes baggage OF which each
pssanger allowed 90 pounds tree charge will be made
Tor extra baggage Wicn be paid 10 the conductor Other
articles ugae, carried IL die baggage Wil be charged
Fxnres freight b paid the agent Of the Express
COmpa 5. .
Passengers taking their Giatn and Edgefeld without
purclasg tickets, viii be charged ten cents extra.
Isa9j-tf ROBERT NAJLEOD, Superintendent.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FEVERMENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BeRwCod and Park
ersDDrg the West, a. which places unss with Railroads.
Steamers, &c, for and from all points in Tie
Wests SOtitIR-yVest and NOFthsyTeS1s
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1920 p NJ, 1881 10 A. NJ
Direct connections made " these trains
For all tile Eastern Cities
This Is the only rouie 10 v HzshungtoH City.
Passengers by visit Baltimore Phadephis,
New Ysrk and Boston, the cost OF ticket 70 Boston alone y
other lines.
Tine as qsck and fare as low via 0ther Route.
Inquire via the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, az any
The principal Rsilroad 0flees in the West.
L. I. FULLER, Gen'i Western Agent
/. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent
". P Smith, Master transportation. deco
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A. c. cARTGR. W. c J.. b. N'SERRIS
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
CARTER, WILLSFORD & GO
Successors Garter, Mckay Cor and to B. LAner Co..
VTAvE this day associated together under the style
and firm Of Carter Nilsford Co, for the purpose
Business and having removed and comodiOus
house, lately erected and occupied BY MeSsrS LanT c.
times prepared fill orders at the lowest cash prices
We will settle all claims against the old firm Of Carter Mckay
Co. and hope indebted them will come for
ward and settle Immediately We want 9 close the books at
SUNDRIES.
i0o b6ls % Moias'e, s b0ls RE Herring:
e5 bblsN small de IL terees choice fresAFigs
Just landing from steamer Rovel
atNO. ilarket street CARTER, WILLsFoRD& co.
isn2s-f
6tKANBEEkIsIES.--lOO, 3s&}< bbls nice fresh Gran.
Oberr.es for sale very low ,I,6,, by
CTAkCE. 200 Boxes Fo1s Pearl starch the best article
Din the market for sale low 6y -.
jan. IL, No, ). Market st.
nYSTERS.--IOO Cases Numson, Thomas Co.'S sup.ricr
Cove equal to any put up F0F ssiest Bal
'--''' p,''''' GARTER, wILsroRD Z CO.
jan II. or Nos. Market ct.
HIRANBERRIES.-- bbIs halt and quarter fbls fTes0
Dec CARTER, WILsFORT CO.
lUU for sale lew y CARTER, TILIsFoED { Co,
BAGS prime old Government Java Codee for sale low hy
I'd CARTER, WILLS ORD q CO.,
JanII No. 8, Union street.
IN BAGS strictly prime Baltimore Rio Oohee th. best ar
eDU that has bsen in this market years,
ing and Tor sale low by GARTER, WILLS FORD & CO.,
jsnll No. ), Market street.
CSOAP..-3O0 Boxes Louis Memphis soaps for sale at
circumstances prices, freight added by
CARTER, RILsF0RD i CO.
jan. II. No. s. Market st.
HERRING.--2OO Boxes Dried Herring just received in
CARTER, WILsFoRD CO.
Janu No. 5 Market st.
TAINTED BUCkETS.--JOO DOG. Buckets assorted,
just received and for sale by the nsnufacu
rsrs prices with freight added.
CARTER, wILsFoRD co.
jsn.ll. No. 5. Market St.
CUGA. --lgO hhds strictly prime and choice Leuis
- Sugar; landing and for sale low cash, By
CARTER, WlLLSF0RD & CO.,
jsnll No. 5, Market street.
wanted immediately.
on 00O LRS Of we'll cured trimmed Bacon,
sDU.UUO hog round, for which will pay Oh to 9Xc
hog round, 10 60 for Sides Also, 200 barrels
| II cents, delivered at warehouse in Nashville.
Also, bushels prime Wheat which We will pay
from 81 Sl0 and will all qualities value fhe
| above Is wanted Immediately 70 all orders.
feb7 H. 8 FRENCH soN
HORSE BILLS
oNE the shortest potce, style and stIow rates
~ and sent to any point send In your 9rseFs as k65
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NOTICE
Esss ISSa
~
40 PASS ENGERS.

- s5s5. AASsa
80 PASSEN q EtGSs
ASsENGERE TRAINS running on tie Nashville and Chat
toopa lr0 viii leave the Depot at Nashville on the
Inuts ls down Schsdule, t0-wii l:su A. NJ and
B. .ei m prevent confusion Gt the ticket ONCE, at the
m eut Of starur Passengers respectfully requested TO
rovs for their tickets the time aud that all may
h acsc ISOLATED Ticket Agent wall le IN his office one hour
isrora t,e detarture Of each tain, L. W. COLE,
mil II. Superintendent.
n JOIE REN'Es---rhe large Room the Daily News Of
II ce formerly occupied ly Btrnars BOOK Mndery. This
Ron is O. hy - fger suitable for sob Printing Oce, Book
l6pderv or amy acaug8i emp Steam power
Con f ma from lie Nrss Oace Engine, an this
Euuuire Mr. Fisher, at Meas Uigce @! T. Y LneSley
he subscriber Jas JAMES ". HOITE-
SIruEEmeuGsal frees ssHd EVcrSrerEJs.
N zoNTGONIEY MctiEEDY ,Nuys ,ryuou Nashville, Tenn
I'VE il,g special se,ion 80 er stock Frat,
trees, Eyerreus, vrevu Iousc Plants. IuO0
rna!a Trees and EYe- eens stle iof i'm eate earci
Frusts-5U00 Apple p s. years old
Pegrs-a0UU, DNarfs StaUuards, y 10 years old
Psces -uGU old Cherries f-uzus, APrico Nee
tarieas and guinea, in a-gc aUnl47rs
large OF Grscs straw berries hpoereS Goose
lg,res Jurrauts & BoI4 uets % all s-ns9i -
-@' MONTGOMERY & NCGREDI.
III Linyyogl, Nurseries Nashyiiis, Tenn.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
f So ss4s@4A

Z , follows:
Lea7sOaIlatn, sA NJ Leave Gallatin N
arrive Edgefed, 10 do Arrive Edgeheij, GS
Leave do II do Leave do $50 do
Arrive Gvllsin / P II. Arrive GallatiA 65o do
The train leaving Edgeheld at u A. NJ connects at Gastin
with Coaches Louisville, Hayie and Carthage Ony
20 oetI7-tf nj. .-i-s R. MACLEOD. supt
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1T IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE.

CAUTION.-Besa-e CT druggists or dealers WHO my
Try TO ITsi upoa you Bitter snFssl 5ila trh
shisa they can buy cheap, bY saying it Is just "a
goo'i. Avoid such Insa Ask for McLeaAs Strength
eH'ng Cordial. and tsko nothing el~e 1t Is the only
rfnedy that will purify the blood thoroughy and 60
tne same time strengthen the system.
Oae tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, Is
certain preventive for Choerg.. ChHs and Fever,
Yellow Fever, or any prevalent disease 1t Is put up
in large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or Eottll5 fcr s5.
J. Il. MrLEAN
Sole Proprietor Of this CoFdial.
Also MeLeaa's Volcanic Oil LiDiment.
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NOTICE TO sHIpPERs.

Es g.zssE5z....izzsz5zss4zsss57 IS -
being OF te proper protection Of
the Track, aud Keep OF c vay Oi gravel an other
Trains freight Tela uniform rate Of speed
which can ouy Uuphej IS rulug schedule Jliue
he eicrc in order freight may be the time
laid down In ,e schedule after thirty days Fl ON
this ate freight vii tie Nashville aad ChaitaR0O
"a Railroad Company, at schedule stations only
l. ". COLE,
ian2I-f BRO Surt Of Transportation \. & G. r. i.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-10
THE PENNSVLvANIA
e N II ~ Al II A1LR o AD.
y % Illls toAD q vow kQUAL 10 tNF u EE COUNTRY
THREE THROUGH
P A g s RlN G EK TlS AIMS

= - s.llil7 -
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sTRKNGTHRENe CORDIAL

hAt eAeciHallJ f1re
LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, JAUEDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, DIseases
81 abe AldReys, and all Diseasea
arising from a Dia0Pdersd E.iver ar
StGmnch, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Inward Piles Aeidity or Sickness Of TIA
Stomach, FGliless Of Blood TO the Head D,ll Pain a
Swimming n the Head. PaipitstiOH Of the Heart
fulRess or Weight Ia the Stomach Sour EruetatIous
Choking or Su1ocatiRg Feeling when lying doWa
bryness Or fsiss8ness Of the Skin aud Eyes, Night
SweR.s, Inward Feysrs Pain in the Small of tie Back
fsest 81 Side Sadash Flushcs of Heat Depression OF
Spirits Frishttd Dreams, Languer, Desp1Rdency CT
adg Nervous Disease, Sores BiOtches on the Skin
sad Fever and AgGe l0r Chils and Feysri II VIII
also care discusses Of the Bladder and Wohlb snch as
seh'inai Weakness, 1ncOntineEcs Of Urine, Strap
s1lSrS, Inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb or
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~ you wish to be haAl,hy aud s;rnng2 Then 20 at
0ncr, anl get soma f McLean'5 Cordial II will
strengthen aud inyigOrats ypur Wlle system cbusfas
hriiiiy Rad eeifcua;i Of blood 10 ioS tiIDWg
every VEIN. and the rsk, rosy bloom CT healta 10
Hl9aBt to yOur cbsek Rgalu
Eyery boffIz il ysrrsnted D.. eiva aoft-f,a.f,p
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FOR CHILD RE

We say to parents, If your children ere scy, r1nv,
OF afflicted with complaints prevalent among chiilsen
give them small qbtltity q MeLean's Cordial ani
Al will make them hsalhy, fBl. and robust Delay
not q nloinsnt, Try IL, and you viii bs convinced.
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1859 ls5 50 / S59
Hannibal and ~. JOSePh iSaiIrOad.
Of Missouri.
sOyONpTETFD ard open rcUch Mississippi to Missouri
n lsyrrs I5umrs further vest and 20 the
MN COED REGION
than any Other RaToa iaors shortest quickest and
efelpest route o Western Missouri, Iowa, karsas,
Nebraska and Fixes Peak
Trains leave ilauutaI daily o'clock, A. H., arrival
o. the MAGNIFICENT composing Ile H. & 81 Jo r. r.
Line wluCg Louis dali at O'Clock, p NJ Whereby
passengers Joseph IN "A hours from et LOUIS and COL
meet line of first Passenger Packets,
which leave arrival Atchison LegvenWOrh
City Nebraska CITY, iAHHs aud Omaha. Gaining
Prom al 4 days over any other hOute.
Time from Nashville 10 st. Joseph, TO hours.
Fare from Na~EayIEIe 70 st. Joseph
$3.50: from Chattanooga S23.5O.
Iagago checked through Merls aud staeroons on Packets
frse Freight Owest rates migrants desiring 10
coLnSny te tvk, going through BY fast freight
Through Tickets, laud the only route ly which ST.
Joe can Baroad) for sale at the y & G. X r.
and - ers Offices all all the principal BsroUd oces in the
United States For information address JNO H. cow En-
- = Is. GRoAT, Ggn. Ticket Agent ten Agen u LOUIS
JOSIAH HUNT SUpt HaihHal LsL-- uol
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THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
OVER A MILLION or BoTrLEs

This Cordial Will never fail ens any Of he above
diseases i taken Is per direcious each boIIlc in
'erJEaB English, aud French
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EnSe been sold dnriag the lasi six months aBa 10
.! insfnes hss h failed IN giviGg entire sstsidcTio
DO, then, will s;Ier fen weakness dsi!ity wien
AcL'aa's Strengthening Cordial VIII cure yoH:
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noNE at the shortest potoe, In bne style and slow ratss
~ and sent to any point Send In your 9rseTs Ens kS
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McLEAYs VOLCANIC GIL ITNTNENr.

SUT8 PrnNTIltlr o IhI- LOfrlHI,
Also MeLeaa's Volcanic Oil Liniment
Principal DcIAt the cosuPr OF Tbird and Pho
sirrrts, ST LOUIS, Mo-
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NATANTED..-TheP Principal Of large Boarding Sch oi
w for young ladies' situated the Of Celun ba, de-
sires 20 employ lady the capacity Of House keeper On Of
expeencsEb be preferred Ror urther reference apply this
anse. ljsnl9-ut
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MeLean's Vo!eanie on LInImant
For Horses ead other Animals.

VIII rriieve rain almost isiantaneously and # viii
cleanse, purify and heal the olcst sores in an in-
cFedibly short timc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
Plank Road to Rochester.

We copy the following article from the
Rochester Gazette for the purpose of slim
alating our citizens to action. An oppor.
tunity is now offered by the expenditure Of
e few thousand dollars to greatly enhance
the business and prosperity of the place
We presume, however, that the property
holders and business men of Plymouth un.
derstand their own interests too well to re-
quirc any suggestions from us in regard to
their duty in this respect. Read what the
Gazette says:
Until times revive and another Raj
Road mania pervades our County, Roches
ter must remain isolated as ever, so far a,
Rail Road facilities are concerned w,
have no Rail Road, no Canal. no Telegraph
Line. 40 Steamboat navigation, no Stag,
Coaches, no Plank Road, ''no nothin';'
but first rate place for all the above i'm
provements. Our town is near the classi,
waters of the Tippecanoe River, and th'
far-famed Lake Manitau. The County
contains within her borders as fine la.,d
as can NC iounu MUM VI the w SoaSu AsiN
ar, and population of as Industrious ans
intelligent people as live anywhere, produ
cling surplus of Wheat. Corn, Oats, Pc
tatocs, Pork, Beef. DC, which has found
market at one or all of the following pla
ccs, to-wit: Logansport, Peru or Plym
outh. each being about the same distanc
from Rochester. Now good Plank Roa,
from Rochester to either Of the above nam
cd places. would receive greater portion
of the trade Of Fulton Co., which is al
item. in our estimation. worth looking al
ter. Logansport is greatly indebted 70
her prosperity. to the trade of Fulto
County. which was concentrated there b
the construction of kind of Plank Roa
from within five or six miles Of this place
The road has been suffered to fall into
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
Chicago Market.

Tuesday. p. NJ. Aug Is.
WHEAT.--Sales No. | red on track. at
soc. per bn; in store at S6GS7c No. 9
white at soc and No red at 73.
CoEN.-Sales at 6l5, 62I and Gle PEI
bn. alloat and free on board
OATs.--Sales of No. at 25c per bu. in
store, 26c OH track, and 2Sc to feeder dc
ivered.
RYE-55c per bu. on track.
WooL.--Sales of half blood at 4Oc Per
h.. common sc.
ToMAToEs.-S1,5 0@SI,75 per bu.
GREEN FRuIr.-Peachcs Sl@S2 per bu.
Pcirs s1@ S1,75; Apples sl,75@ 50, 10
c. bbl.
BuTrER--In fikins HOPPE per b.;
extra choice in crooks 1901 Sc.
HoNEy--Choice in glass cases at 1Sc ~
b.; common l4@l6c.
PoTAToEs lies of good at SOC ~ bu.:
choice southern 55c.
OyIoNs.-Sales at 5C@55c % bu.
HIDEs.-Grecn sailed trimmed Sc IL III:
extra Dry Flint 16c; common Flint l5@
Ice; common sailed untrimmed Sj@S3c.
TnIow.-Salcs at l0t@ l03c.
CncKExs- Live 50 per doz
SALT-In lots of 80 bbls and over de-
livcred on cars at $3.50 81, 80.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
The Artesian Well at Cofumbus.

This Great Bore has got to the depth
OF 2,025 feet, and progressing at the rate
of four feet in twenty four hours.
On Saturday. Professor T. G.. Worm
ley made several experiments. with the fol-
lowing results, which he kindly furnished
US. He says that the pres snre per square
inch at the bottom is SCI pounds, or l25-
QUO per square yard.
First Experiment-Three bottles two OF
them Theoretically sealed, were placed in
the pump and SINK to the bottom of the
bore. When withdrawn they were crush.
ell to powder. The other, which was
closed with a strong cork, had it forced in
the bottle and pulverized
Second ExPeriment-Two very strong
cut glass bottles were used. one of them
was crushed, the other, a very small and
thick one, was forced half full Of water
bnt not broken. and the cork remaining
firmly in the neck. The water forced into
the bottle at the great depth of 2.025 feet,
or over Z of mile. was as pure and lin
pid as the parest spring.
Curious stones are brought, in limited
quantities, from the bottom. which when
polished show minute stars, new moons,
full moons. suns. most regularly and clear
y dcfined.-C Columbus JournH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18
To be drawn at Cincinnati, Ohio,
Monday, Sept. 10th, 1859,

l.. D. SINE would announce to the public that,
in addition TO his regular monthly Gift Enterprises,
he will give his Fifth Grand Art-Unon Distribu.
ton. or Monday, September 18th. which &C "a
sion will be distributed One Thousand Beautiful
and Costly Prizes, valued at Sl0,S93. Among the
Gifts will he found One Magnificent Rosewood
Piano. worth $500; Two Hundred Prizes in Amer
lean Gold, ranging in sums from $3.50 up to
$500 90 each. Two Hundred and Fifty Gold and
Silver Lever Hunting Watches, worth from $50 to
500 each; Five beautiful Oil Paintings and En-
cravings, worth fro.a $40 to 500 each; the re-
mining prizes consisting of Ladies' Brc aspins and
Earrings; Gents Diamond Breastpins, Studs,
Sleeve Buttons, Fingcrrings; Gold Pens and
Pencils Gold Pens, silver extension, etc.
| The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
or Jewelry at the lowest cash prices il desired by
the ticket-holders. All prizes drawn by persons
not present will be forwarded to the ticket-holders
within one week Eom the day of Drawing. either
by Mail or Express, free ofexpensc, and at my
risk Persons at a distance who cannot attend
the drawing themselves, will stand the same chance
as though they present, but if they desire il
they can appoint any ONT to attend for them, who
resides in Cincinnati, or who may be on a visit to
the city on the day OF drawing.
| list of Drawn Numbers will be forwarded to
ticketholdcrs, whether fortunate or not.
| The usual premium Of ten per cent in Jewelry
will be allowed to agents selling six tickets or up
"aru. hScHto ScitiiiS my VI dp"aiu :" az w al
lowed premium Of ten per cent in Gold.
All responsible persons requested to act a.
agents for the sale of my tickets. In ordering
tickets for this Enterprise, be sure and saw. "Fo
your Fifth Art Union Drawing otherwise tick
cts might be sent for my regular monthly Enter
prscs. Agents are earnestly requested not to orde
more tickets than they have certainty of selling
Unsoi tickets must positively be returned at leas
one week previous to the day Of Drawing, in orde
that may be able to dispose of them in Cincinnati
Ohio, Covington and Newport, Ky.
40 Cincinnati, Ohio. August 1911