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RoRE TO BIZ ADGtRED THAN TIE
e EOH EST Ola I'D H M


Worn by Kings or EmpeFOFs
WHAT Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
DEoAUaRHh ornament God Rsasalf provided for all
Nightly @ glowing cheek the eye b sparkling, the
Ok b thOSs Of pearls The head rst Of Its covering,
d haiI snhrled riYeled kGFsA Gad , STILL
4nklpd With gray nAture VIII lose half her cAEns Prof
6oOds Hat Restsrativ ud tive or Tires tines week. WI
gre and permanently 70 ALL such an ornament dead
f9lOEnE sad judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist
b Wooos-- season. z Rrw YOak, April Is, lass.
psag SPSut nae to express to yoc the obligations am
soO de sns Of ny sSTi1si 10 the Uasd States was rapidly
Rcons b1 tbs application Of Hsir ResOra
. vsuS WOadGfu Invention, gaits efcacious well
GsTeeaSIos I an, dear slT, yours truly,
s'prToh ar eEyliedyct."
wsIsS Ns.sDeBE ofss, = Nassau s. April H. asa
reTed bottle your Hair Restorative aud gave ny vie
GO SolclSdd hsr hsr, little thinking the time
. vaE as ny sarprss amer veets' al It has performed
fAs W0dsful Of turning the gray brown
Fsna s above Restorative to AL persons In Of such
csashos thsiI hsir. CHARLES CARDRW.
Psss o. J. Woo; with Ooasain0s do reoomrsad your
AE BeOTssvs. As bang The mOs esaG9us sree ever
st Whin have gradually grown dark and nov feel
CnHdsnt applIctsns will them
sturaI ooor II also has reisFedms un
SSlnt itching % common among PeEs ans who PSPire freely
PBos wOoDGbOut two years ago my falling
d6 md turning INST becoming bald, and had tried
I've n January lss few applications fastened ny hair army
began ali up, grow out SDd turned back to its former color
Eesh and sppaunce Id chefuy recommend
ne RcosTs i pai W IN bottles Of sizes, via arge ne
@pm and small the small holds pint, and resis for
sE bottle the medium holds 81 elst twenty cent
u pRoPoon thu The msll, ssils fo dollars per bete
else holds quzrs forty pr ces moro IN proportions and
O. J. WOOD g. CO Proprors, 3rs BrosAuay, New York On
IL gest Y. Wire Railing Es:ssIshmen and ia Market 81
And si by all rooa Druggists and Fancy GOoas DsaIa
u5EaS-d&gAiH
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NJ Consumers esa depend upon getting pure article when
tEkT boy the Valley Ehssey, sold By the bote and
OnIy. Nm. II. DAILY.
"a SORih William Street. New York.
sole Propristor.s
POr sax ia Nae vile BY JOsEPENAs, ard all DE TssPecia
blsGrOcers ant Druggists. ap2T-d9m.
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4alp dlalOa 4 9nrrNaa



al tAaas llstls. thoss ,i.sia hl1e shoes
faose ehoea that no lir'ie feet ussl
0 chsF1.1eT efe high -
That shoss shoes void buy.
Thos H.tls elle unused shassi
Ter thsy hald tbs snail sAaps c. lest
That 10 more thsir no,her's eyoa meet
That, By Gods good viii.
Yoars einc8 RrsE rtiil5 t1-s
And csased from thsif totisrso sEsst
And Oh, since that htls slept, 80
50 husheS how The notber - keesr
Win tsart1i pleasure az sla- tsa
Thss ii-fle dear treasure,
And Ger than tkouEar aac se9s - -
Fer they Mas asf for svernefe 1-
Of matte along ttIe ooor5 ---iss
Ard blus eyes shs SEES
I.oos ~, frera her kneezs - p n trt=-- 49,
yvsth ne lock thst "a liz they Ee-e-
A shsy lie before her thsze,
TO- nshbles from chair 70 chzk,
A little sweet face ~ f-t1
Thaf's . 9leaua Il The place,
With lie little GOLD Czrlsof halr,
qh.n o wonder nct that her heart
fron all else wouid rather psrt
Than thoss tiny blIe SHOES
Thst 10 Little feet use,
Aad whose III hs makes such fond tears stari.
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PL0WSI PLORSII PLOWSIII

WE Ei kesp lastly had fl sDslt q pOEs
w Na2nfactured at the Tennessee PloF Eactos
~, Fssrs EoEl d veil to give e before purchasing
sell than god steel pillow has ever been offered
fer sale in this city, ST 7n ten 70 twenty sr less than
haze been pay ingf The same qualify Of ploEs.
P. & Q. ANDERSON al,
fsbG-a a ant q corner Broad and College Streets,
.s- Nashville, Tenn.
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ALYsa
AROMATIC 4 VALLEY

zA-&eAYAAA j NJ " AELkxffY
w III 8 X Il
AZ .assn hat pesitai d, * : s :. - -,
= y e ssTSPssssoE =
Itseaeed as e Is, y prosgss kncS- ~
% sSrciSs oo salt - sso as ssA 0s Ess,s
.sasss no rsrtsis Of asis.sEoSs aaare; h - = - 1
49, L. 'ss psees par7 and ntrinse e-ccilescs Lsse
send, 90 ions as b eOstrOls s5s s0 ICES 3e
~ ~ = eng 1a9neF allowed iEpeach the cerretsS~os
nisting1ishsa Cheurls..
Seeee crtsaeaass We publish herevrsss
"a, -, asssfo'' resiS,df ron sttag pablsc b. saveSs
ExtraordiH9ry Medical Propert,e.
part has bssa nursd by ssns.ivs ra5 ia e, ~ n.
Peen snon4 eonnst his rane win advszsV eDvrs, s5
e pas ss propriss- has ea "a tss cas:aS io
q unsoliea sest1Sals on 81 parts q he eounsr es
wnh 9pssk win emphatic uaqIaae spproTaI Il sh
qualities E. e Sss AHs-T5c ysl5sT EsEsTssa
In AL cases IN which ARTIFICIAL sauatson has become
n ordss 2 restore repair s the functions and eFEsos
be be- seSen to make ksesn % he ssrd In the public
nnsr pos1as Aele ssoFdi1efy AID sEAlaAhle properties
not as purpose res in detail list Of those diseases
q the huan system Ehlch have hssn mast Tor
ally Affected ~ his smaant They ars paTtcuarlv
described K The various testimonials spoken Of are open
st all tine The InspsCion sldI bot EAio6 We &c
hottest liberty without special permission o the dsinQuhsd
persons UAo hAve sent them to to -as In the public news
sace to say that he asessss alluded cOpr Al, sus
Is are incident . Ropal Latuds, to change Climate or
erssi functions q s human system ind1ains anruor .
tide and dpressioRs ss9 the nRdudnOGs MS aSai1T tom
tnis source.
In iiSSah eases the Aaa1Ar nc VA11rr. wMuEEr
Acts a Restorative
assisting Tia natural organs By pRisat which beth In char
setsz ana dses Be n 81 hings admirably ans
gsnTigarn 70 call bs that sad re Of setSn IN
the vital srgaps, 80 ESSENTIAL 70 phyzcsi health.
p ms extent nat ne ProPrsoE Knows h7saf to be
virtues which cannot be over stated 0TerValGed It's uni
MEDICAL PROFESSION
urgently roosmsRded. Already has Il foaud Its Eas
Apd ssySg Il has been used frihEisA becomes "
quA8is.
have anayIsd sample q spaly's Aromatic Valley wis
any deleterisas adnuiXiure.
80 JAMES R. oHILToN, MD,
NeS XOVk. Chemist.
STATE AsEAYEs' Is OEzICE, a2 SOmnerset St,
BosloS, April l1ih- isss. )
Whisy and and lPuV fne favored Rys Ghy SOaiaiang
iaiertons matters II kind and woaa recommend
6H1RIRs T. JACKSON,
State Assayer.
Valley Whisky received and AMIR careful
examination bad = b pure article ssiirey free from The
sdulteratins ingredients 80 freqgsHily used. -...
Yours rszPectfally, JANIS J. MAPks, 81
Analytical Chemist.
NJ Consumes esa depend upon getting pure article VIXEN
@ boy the Valley Ehey, II is sold % the bottle and case
Oay. WA. H. DAILY,
"a SOuih William Street. New York.
sax ia Nae vile BY JOsEPENAsH ard all rssPeca-
be 6rOcers an3 Druggists ap2I-d3m.
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SPECIAL NOTICE Is CALLED 40
HI e. X ~
House Keeping establishment,

48 PUBLIC SQUARE, UP STAIRS,
ever Formerly Hicks China HAIL. now
J. q. Durden q Co.'s China Hall,
NREhyilles
KK7HERE Catalogues % fsT thousand o. the arcfs kept
Eg 81 tsesablshen may be had, descriptive OF the kind
q bne he proposes do and the articles hand and 70
BE- constantly kept for StO casa lower prices than The
kind q goods have been usually sold in this marst twill
be bis purpose always has EhaySr business lie has
bean sngsgd TO keep VIII the Improvements Of The he
most respectfully sveits call from h5 former pGtrons and
friends, whether they Immediate want Of goods his lne
loctSll A n. nICk5. -
4 EIne Country Residences for sale.
AVIN0 determined % Negroes to the South, 81
III will sell shout Three or Four Kun aa3tfs
dred Acres OF Land, icing part Of the tract up ~
WeIch now reside, sit1Ased good Turnpike Road
about hitesn miles from Nashville the best ushbor
h0Odsin Williamson eOup.y Soil squalto any the State. For
pssgsTs apply % me shs Preses 70 A " s. Lindsey
In Nashville
seps-dsf PAPERKINs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19

The greatest HsEasdy m the world. This eosdlE
T. distilled frsH = barry known oniy 70 myself and
chemically combined with Of the most valuable
uediesssl roots herbs and barks known 50 the mind
II Taan, via: BLOOD Ro0T, BLACK Roor, WILe
CuEEET BARE, YELLav DOcs, DAsPEtISk, SAEsAP-
AEIltA, ELDeE FleEERS with Others, producing tho
nest Hseiibie remedy for tho TestOraOd Of health
ewes known. 1t Is natures own remedy, curing dis.
saae ny natural lsvR. When taken, its influence 10
felt coursiHg through every vein OF the body, parity
ing ard ScceierAtin; the cTrulatiOn OF the Hood. It
neuirali1ss any bilious matter in tia stomach, aI2
s.renstbeas the whole OF gauiLatioa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19

. U &c r L A G.
Hoist, host Gag TO heavens bTsess,
Let every fold Hoat high,
Unfold it, banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western SKY
Ia war, ret every stripe 20 forth,
ROrne b. ths pssriots hand.
Proclaim 4 besuty and its worth,
OermOor and hill and strand.
IL peace guard web the boon,
BeqGeathed by patriots blsod.
For oh! twas in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every foid Goat high,
UnfuTl is banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist, our Gag in Art great reign,
Let every star float higher
Up with the nst0n s emblem,
Above the talles spire.
Let Tennesseaps every where
Let every siate around,
Knew where type o. nature 3 made.
Where every typeis fo1nd.
Above OR own At cutlery,
Our eountFy's Standard wave,
And uncernea,h its folds preside,
The beautisiI-the braFe--
Pie child--tne parEnt-paiTiot-Eire
fhs warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portratms
With every charm bus life
TAen raise cur bannerto The SKY
Lei every sar bear news,
That types at the Art GALLERY,
Are made By G. G. HUGHES, --
tsslk d&xtl. Corner q ColIege AMI UBlaa SIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19
OVER A MILLIoN or BOTTLES
20 r Child REIN .
IT Is DELICIOUS no TAKE,

CESZIsS.-BsFars IF druggists 81 dealers wlo nay
try pain upon y0z Bitter s4rSaIaia trash
which THsy GAa Iuy cheap. By saying It 4 tl5i
god Avoid sGsiz men. Ask fO- MoLcs7's SgfrEglh-
Sni1s Cordial, aud take lIOthipg else 1t il ile only
ready that viii purify tbs blood thoroughly assa a
tas sans tine strengthen the syStsn
SsS tstissgSEpfsl taken every ming fastiES. i
d cedted1 yPs yes7irs R1 C-vieTa. C.ls sAd EeyeT,
IsIisw Fe7eS q Aay pgeYulsnt disssse. n = Pst Up
b iaTgs L0ttI4
= ksgssa G laleErz f,- 81
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AUX. WILLIAMSON. ARcHER CHATEAU
WILLIAMSON a. CHEATHAM,
IAPoRFERs or
BrandieS, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &e.,
NO. . COLLEGE, S7REET ---
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


TYRE undersigned have in store the following pure qSrs
Wines, &C. which they Offer 10 the trade az low prices
favorable and respectfully invite purchasers Of o good
TO examine their clock before t1ying.
Our Liquors and Wines are purchased direct through The Gus
ton House and be warranted genuine Being dserln4 70
ourselves that offer such Inducements to Cash and
Prom PIT dealers IS will meet their visvs.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whlskles.
BrandIes, choicsstbraSds; ve-y ofa;
57igps Bogiea9x % 50 bbls on Rye ..
5do pure Holland dia; 100 b6Is sns TIM Corn de
Malt WHISKY, bezt brands.
100 ss,sets AID bz' Champagne, % % ssu:srsls;
90 boxes Hot sad Mcssre; 10 do do old and azo1
20 Do Hungarian, White and 10 DO Asderai
Porter, Ale, &C.
30 DO BngIish and scotch Ale, best brands
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wins Btters;
60 DO French C0rdlals, essortsa;
20 % Brandy Cherries;
10 DO CurNcoa, harsscsino and AsSynths
Issso gsngins Havana Cigars So o. Oco 9s5a. cgaEs
Tobacco. %
20 bxs Fine VfrEais Chewing Tobacco, T. Andersen;
70 % q 40 d "satSerla.s;s Fine A.,
0on., ans Virginia Chewing ToaOoo sutA.rlands... gu.
. boxes h1s virginia Chewing obacoO ''oAan-r Flippen
Golden Leaf"
p boxes in, Virginia cins TosaoOs, 'LaaEhOrs Ar1td
I boxes hne virginia Chewing TotasoO, "AIleiTsT
So boxes best Tennessee DO DO. zEG 4 So
8 borss sReaa szztAs ossranod .Tutss AaA paasaks
Dsnytls IOos0. sqcal' II not SUPERIOR to any ever Os
Win may osSx S1slssss .sasssss1 With he busrsz>
u1a AE@asT ESS1E aSzlsssSsua.
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MEDICAL books.

John YORK ~ Co.,
Have iass re siys = nplsts stsak af fsxt beaks
for &c OIL "a Sss 10 tt1si ssao ala. suica thsy
oasr fS sale ~ ,i,s saslaasfs Prise. nfhs i2isss
nGsas ssl bssk elsa4sS. 49,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

NEW SERIES NO. 1926.
Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga r. r..
@ a - -
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER
SIundaU naxf InIx Qrd IQEQ

Sunday next, July 3rd, 1859,
Passenger Trains will run follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 1o:' 5 Z. NJ. ands Pm.
" Stevenson at $50 (" ami $50 p. NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga at 90 A. III. and s:0oP. u.
GOING WEST.
Leave chattanooEs al 2:30 A. NJ. and 2:ao P NJ.
'i Stevenson At $50 A. NJ aud 5:30P.M.
ARR Nashville IL so p. NJ. and 80 z. N.
DOTH Trains making close connections East and
ID West a. stevenson, with Memphis and Charleston
and other railroads TO New Orleans and other SoIth
ern cities, ana at Chattanooga with Georgia State
Road and by il with 9th Roads Running through
Georgia. South Irolina and Alabama, and with East
Tennessee aud Georgia Railroad al Chattanooga, a
connecting Iinkin 6e Virginia route, to Lynchburg,
Richmond B,ltnors, Philadelphia. Washington city,
New York and other Fast cities.
Through tickets may be had AT any hour on applica
'ion to Ticket Agent at office at Depot tn the follow
ing places. viz: New York, via last Tennessee and
Virginia mt New York, via arieSton, Philadel-
phia Baltimore, Washington city, Petersburg, Rich
mond Lynchburg, Knoxville, Charlie ston, Savannah,
Macon, Augusta, Atlanta, Montg mery, Huntsville,
Grand Junction. Memphis, w Orleans, Virginia
springs Beersheba Springs and McMnnville.
e. w. COLE, Superin' endent
juiy1-tf BGNUAA
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Boston.

Fr0n ,Ae Aavsr.lslas Asepey Of 5. ". rl:TrlNGn;
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i0DIcco.
rdifJLIA's Scales.
r'iAe inJJfiel jfilIies ior SAFE,

FINE stJIA AL slkss, sIJFv ...lL tor sale oy
y ILJy2.l IAS,sis, SJSDoN - Co.
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Hun PIANOS.
NOTICE To srsrxaoL1gas.

srFz axrx xsxxr' ozncz, S3ss. cssr. n. g. Co
Ss<ssskkE. isa ues.. .tase !
>sroczn 1f.DERsia N SAshsilzs ssd cn4sEzzsa1s
> asslrss2f, wi - ssrfss fss1n any ps1n< % t1e
raas % Nt<axtfls a. re ass t1s os1eosf e<x<t<11
aa ffss sfe e1s4 e<E f<4n - 7><z -
ne 48xa - setss A. esta iass seiaslss. ~ s1o~t1E
= ~ sesarx En-. N. sss't
s.sufrssssrs. rsistrsna. saslsyvlls kxps<sssr.
Esash>slsr ao NJ fsaseN sapy. ss 49,
W<H-~eS- Ae y 49,
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EXrNA FINE ,UGAR.

= n BOXES ri us assturu Aessrye Cheese, Iusl
u ~ reserved, fresh anl atcs, for s.is By
CARTEss wIi.sku.tD a co
agg13-f No. AaFkst street.
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Ate alton, ,chinists, &C.

dnA, FrEr Of Ls ,tler an tium Betting, from
III ~ zIIik inches VI lie Also, Lac LetIher'
60 iirrs al l. vst, o. ntui AT Tor sale low
l,--t,4 - J,lIt 81 sJ.er Of Ctilcse a 81 BroaI-
-, b. a.. CUTTER.
cal
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CARTER, WiLSFORD l. CO.,
(suceeasors to Garner Mckay * COZ
Wholesale GRUCLRS AND CGlillSSiOS
III r Il g II Il N i .,
Foreign and Domestic .i4uOfS, Cigars, &t,

~. . si.AitnEI oinI-EI,
N.IoH,ILLE, IE-r4' E.>sEE,
ii ave 40" a. '''fe ..,..',s 800 ~ o:,'i''s
~ lIds. New OrIes4s sar ali GRADES,
lou Ir1sLru o,l1 ~, LII sfLaCs,
- st. Louis I-oaI -sus..r ,-.I4 sfAdes
% - Poauereu Susat I..i4s fAucs.
COZ i.E.
500 bags prime Rio Co.ce.
SiUt-L9or-o.
100 Obis. New Crop ,i"i-sses, all fades,
luJ u.4l JOIs. Nc" Cf0P sIVI.Isses .II sfades,
~ UO.s. ..liu .ess u".ie'i :! 'Hp.
LI1OO..o.
40 O0Is. IIAe's ,i.Is I.Is~y
400 - Dc1.. - AiA4G's 40,
oiu4I4 ..cserEe 49,
IUU - O.4 ~ 80,
IJv - 80 Ne"sOln'i Ioj trebblo distilled;
iUv .cuuessee " ute doi
-Vu - OIu COuitry DO;
iUJ - Uia bourbon doi
J.IOsi senat4 ~,
~ .IoUerIsOn COVAty 10;
LUu pRss. 'UTI ..IId AiaiAs~ HIHei
- O-s~eIs C,I.1IIp..e"e ''i"e,
sJO I'Nss. 1f..nd5 'sf'ods 'i-Hus
.uV OOIs. sluLI's .:cieUtAIcu CInrr Vinegar
oUNDI.Ia~o.
IuUu Negs Nails .,ssorIed,
Ae 20 St.T CIIu4cs;
4Uu .I..Ii 1UXcz r.tIIVw OaddIes,
IUVU ..e..iiIs IIenp HrIppInS I'1per-
.;t.irCu;
IUUO oass rIHe sat;
,0OU ". caps,
IUU UbIs. Frcsn Ale:
"
IuU y Anu = ID ,, dds Black ,InJ Common tea
% S.iesls IItCN .tiI ureCI Ica,
ZoV FRESH Cove Jy ysIeTs,
IU0 oOAcs " a.. C.Icesc ,yfIIne;
loo - L..
lUU Gags .onOt Issurted;
2UVU. DLI I.e.Id
% ot.s iiAeA topper.
loo ioL. DrJUnsj
LOO - Cotton Iiopc;
LOO boxes oOAi III t'Ipers,
100 - ocotc. stud;
2JU ~ SICK LLudy
100 - Fancy dn;
IOUcIsks r.us sh Soda;
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j 49,.
= iPes Jules .ioOiHIS jO's ;IsaaG Viatase, ,isis
. = " AtsA Sstsautts - 1890
rLIcheoa scotch Massey, vsry due.
ius AoosS LIN0sCa 1G Jsaa4sus Wall aeli to the
Ir@deSas-s' Oa si14IEs' si.ns.
dsGlS-I uAL.slS, GORDON a Co
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ClJics Bacon.

I'VE have "a stOss, AaI Tor s.ls, a all lot OF
w shSsos rA ally b.cJa, carst ~ oas tns Besi
coaatsears la tue county.
AiL...L, n tuPER a c.,
sePS Nps. aud IArkct 81.
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~ aits Elsn
Cheese! Cheese!

IN aBi.s. iast reserved aud for sale Sy
~ Juaos %. d DIcxgy
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IITELsvs Iass reserved, dsseet trosa Sss orleans,
w ~ na sisisLiy cii ss "a. dsosJsaly NE
best aos la ta.fssi fuis lot vf saga hs<s re-
NIZEIL H,SoPER Co..
sspiso Ma and q AArkss street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13
Accidents fiom Burning flrld.

Notwithstanding the accidents which oe-
cur from the use Of burning fluid, it is dai,
y coming into more general use. This, we
suppose, arises from the fact that for bril-
liancy, clOauhness, und economy, it is supe-
rios 10 any other material 10 use for light,
and it is to be regretted that we are 90 often
called upon to record accidents from the use
VI this Huid. Every person using burning
huid should be impressed with The danger
Of attempting to replenish the lamp whilst
1t is burning for 1t Is in this way that near.
" ell ofths nc, idents that occur are brought
about Tue auid itselt is not explosive
but in the consumption Of the luid by means
Of the heat furnished by the light,gas is
generated from the Auid, which fills up the
vacuum in the lamp. The fluid ID consumed,
and this, when rhe light is brought in con,
sact with it, will explode
IL persons who use burning fuid would
attend ~ filing their lamps in the morning,
instead Of at night and bear in mind the
caution never to fll them or unscrew the
tops, whilst burning, we should not bo called
upon to publish SO many articles headed as
this one, and would probably hear Of no
more accidents from the use of burning flu-
ID than from any other agent now in use
Tor furnishing us with light
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13

s@r 1t wac recently announced that a
person from Rochester, N. Y had volun.
teered to be wheeled or carried across the
Niagara River on tight rope by Monsieur
Blondiu. From the following, which we
fnd in the Buffalo Commercial, it will be
seen that MIR. Sylvester DosS, of Cincinnati
is also candidate for the honor:
NJ. BLoNDIS--Sir: In reading an account
Of your proposed tight rope performance at
Niagars, Doticed your only difficulty was
in procuring person to accompany you
either ON your back or in q wheelbsrrow
Having o streak Of romance and adventure
in my composition, offer myself as a bur,
den for your adventure. II you are partic.
ular 10 regard to weight or nerve, can sat.
isiy you. weigh one hundred and twenty
pounds, and nerve unshaken by series OF
adventures almost as ticklish as your oper,
tion. Having witnessed several Of your
performances in our city, | am satisfied as
TO your ability of performing it and as
proof of such | am at your service. If
you see ft TO answer this please direct your
answer to Sylvester Doss, Cincinnati, Full
ton Post Office, Hamilton Co Ohio.
Yours DC, SYLVESTER Doss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13

Ir We have had handed to us for examina.
ton BY Mr TOllman, n copy of Mitehell's New
School Atlas. To merely state that Mitchell 3
School Biographies have been in use 10 the
Schools iu this part Of the State for the last six
teen years 10 the almost total exclusion Of other
series will show ths op nion entertained Of
them bJ teachers aud school officers.
We notice in the new atlas several improves
ments on the late editions. Among other i'm
proVemeLts we would especially notice the pla.
cling Of Greenland on the map OF Europe as
well as on the map of N. America and so sho oW .
ing its relative position in regard to both con
linents. All the late discoveries In South AT
rica are likewise given, also the correct repre>
sentatiou Of the Argentine Republic and Bue>
nos Ayres in South America. DR.. Kane's route
in his Arctic Voyage, aud the location of the
Atlantic Telegraph But the improvement
that strikes us as being ths most valuable, is
that the boundaries Of the different counties on
tina maps Of the various States are represented
by color in striking contrast with the color
used MS the ground work Of the map, so that
the eye at single glance recognizes the loca
tiOn, shape and size of any county. The u APPS
are remarkably clear aud distinct. The me
chanical execution in every respect is excellent
aud the whole work ref c's great credit on the
publishers, Z. Il Butler 4 Co.. Philp.lphia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13

1The National Guard, of Indi annapolis,
who reached our city yesterday afternoon, en-
route for the Camp Of the Guthrie Grsys, neal
Middletown. were received in handsome style
BY the Light Guard, Capt Hughes. and Mont
gomery Guard, Capt, Cair. On their march
np town. they were entertained by Col. King
at his residence on 4,h st they afterwards were
the guests of the Battalion at the PI pniv Hnnse,
where an excellent COLLATION. was prepared. The
Nationals" were delighted with their halt"
here, and departed on the 1880 train in high
spirits for Camp at Middleiown.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13

SOMETHING Nav AND CoMPLErE.-Mr. ]. +,
Boyer. I'd st., near jefferson. is Agent for South.
EN- ohio' OF the most compile patent air~tiRht
cover to fruit jars VIC ever saw-snd we have
,een them all It's composed of thick piece
India Rubber, having through the centre neat
aud strong screw. The top is inserted into the
neck of the jar which ii fits nicely, and the
screw being turned, the rubber is distended and
the mouth OF thejar made entirely cir tight
TINS is done without any wax or other dsub,
and the fruit mast keep in the jars. 1t can be
Hppiied to glass. stone. earlhen or tin cams
Get these csn tops by all means.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-13

&IF Mr. j. McHannon, gentleman of very
superior scientific and mechanical genius, Is
now at the franklin Houue. where he invites
every person who desires 10 engage in bust
ness that will net them frOm . to 800 per cent
on Investment, to call and see him He can
be seen at the above hotel from y to l2 A. ID 4,
and from 2 to q, p. M when he will take plea.
slre in giving his visitors the most complete
sa 'isfactlon as TO the feasibility ofthe projects
alluded to- aud their capacity to make it pay
handsomely. After an examination of the
matter, We have no besitancy in recommending
the business of Mr. McHannon to our readers.