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yslss8Is a9a PopuIsr nalelHs oonfEity with
he analysis Of the the cearstsa Spring
Germany, IN most convenient and portable form has
universally received The most favorable = ,
nasnds.i0ns % the Medical profession and
q Discerning PusIcl IS the
= EasT EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SABINE APEREEBT
Ia use, and Is hg ealed spees nrefence o7er the many
oies both fos oouPacness ana greater esy, II nay be
1sed win tas test eject in ali 81
BlSoEs md Fsbrss Dssasss SicE HsqEccze L9sseT ze
tas, 1adgeeoz Gzd al ssst1r CEN plants, scatirf5g
SPRING AND SIMMER SEASONS.
4 Is particularly apsss the Wants Of Travellers y Sea snd
HABITS, inEsl'ds sad 9Hyssseert .sp.ains q
5.ition 70 thei. Medicine Chess
Viii Ioss who have used IL it has high tavor and deemed In
q oggd sute Of he LfssIt renders great service in re-
IL Cot as sisrsuaa gives the hest SATISFACTION al
as nE al npOus' and IN HanJ cases esetuy
"a cc-sa n sss of Grnoe adigestioa Rass5ur7s and
c00fness-iosgs Il n he sIeLcue Of the greatest ability
nsaal daring PregaaaeyYeds seeiias ana with marked
sacfSss under rs bsalsafui iahaenes.
II 7ids fks grssfes relief % ttoss afflicted asid sab
fst oe P identity acting On the bessis neutrsitzins all
irritating sscrsons and thereby removing al aaasF ten
JGet IL is faedabls tshere Gezrle psrisnt
Peggafio Is rsQaired
It the form psSder carefully put " in battles
keep IN any climate sad rasrel5 Requires water poured upon il %
Taken sfing, ggef inteferes gh the sxocations
powers exciting healthy and rigorous tone % he stomach and
ereannE elasticity o mind ana Gov spirits which give
uxnse with inpuny tfom which he must Otherwise be de
haired and without which life is irksome and distressing
Nuoerous testimonials om professional other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country steadily
r series or years strongly guarantee us
efficacy aid valuable character and commend II to the favorable
n5tics Of AZ Intelligent public
Pfepsfcd and sold, Wholesale and Retail hy
JOHN A. TARRaET & co , Druggists,
iunel5-dY No. 20 Greenwich ST., Warren n. Z
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nESATEta- (. cEATHLs.
M. 81 E. &. CEEEATHANE,
WEEOLESALE GEsOCEEsS, AND Dealers
FINE BRAEDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, cIAARs, HAIas,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
C0RRkR or COLLEGE IND CHURCH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee
ME sFeiust in reopt OF large ard veil selected stock Of
Groceries, liquors, etc., consisting ia part follows:
209 bits choice Moassesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 u do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
40 bagsPrime Rio Coffee; 80 nests Tubs;
O3 5bls toderad, Crushed and 10 bbs Engsa Wainuts;
Loaf sugar; lG bbls Pecs1s;
E9 boxes Star Candles; 10 bills Ffibe-ts.
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted
FINE HRANDTES, WINES, Sc
- = x 4 3 choice Tench Brandies;
q 4 casks Madeira Sherry, snd Port WiE5sj
$50 baskets best brands OheMpaFne;
SO boxes Sc5viu Clarct,
100 b5ls ipe Robertson County WhisSyi
p bhls pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon do
And also OF Common Whisky, American Brandy,
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Duyont Hazard and Sycamore Powder The I'M
derg Icing heOnl Agents Nashville Manufacturers
would call the attention OF TIE Merchants Traders their
large stock Of Powder on hand, IA Magazine SALE
Ss9 kegs Dupont R P5der 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
$50 DC do % $3.50 kess sycamore Blasting
800 = do do do 40 ceses Of Powder, assorted
zoo do do DO brands;
300 dupont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy Bedford Co..
der. safety fuse -
JanA n. e. Y. 3. CHEATiIAE, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS rag
DgPont'S PoFde-; Joy, Bckford Co.'S Safety
Hazard do Fuse.
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Whole Tickets $40 Halves IS Quarters So 50
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose The money address for the Tickets ordse
receipt OF which they Vii be forwarded by arss mail
and Prizes will pur.
ehASers Immediately after the drawing.
? Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and STATE.
IL All prizes Of $lOU0 and under, aad ssslT after
the TzTBgother prizes at the time Of forty days
Notice "a COrFespOndentS-ThossE vino prefer not
sending money by mail, the ADAMS EXPRESS CON-
PANY whereby money for Tickets Of Ten Dollars and
upwards be sent at risk aad expense from sny city
where they have Office The money AID order
be enclosed GoCerazsas Post Ocs SdrnPei Ezrsopc,
the Express Company cannot receive them.
All communications strictly Confidential.
Orders for Tickets Cer6seby Nail Express to e ii
rected to
WOOD, EDDY & Co.. Augusta, Georgia.
WOOD, EDDX g. co., Atlanta, Georgia.
or WOOD EDDY a. co., Wilmington, Della.
list Of De numbers that drsWn from the wheel, with
Of the prize that each oneis entitled e, pub
LIKED after drawing, IA tse following paperI-Augusa
Cal COasiituona MOnie Regsce-, Nashville Gazette New
York Weekly Day Book. Riohaond Dispatch, Pguldins tss
Clarion and New York Herald. iulyl
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ezssEz q rai : rnile uss eoTsrca vita dead Bed
lee The tetls a. halega1no Ess one Of the ruoss
ss1srinaz7 nh7ties eser fo1sht II one consids-s the
n1noer q Sresps e1gsesd Lis anoiher page to
ny The hss1s eonnsnced = ss4en n - sfse-
B,ons 81 e tsif pest eight al vas fnisksd, and
that 10 ths zi3si of s;oz1 CT 7sia RAieh peited
fhe isess aud heads u ths coIubssaats. TIA Zor-
area hecsnsss excited That shsF lsft their ouuded
EAs1e ties feii- TIE Ereaoh srsillez7 aas unS,r-
t1cs1elJ forced - nsnceuue the as.laoa snd
erzahed anunbsz 81 the Foundec zouszss ards<
Tia Wheels q She e4nrea snd annrziiio1 xsrsas.
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FRESH ARRIVALS


Snyder a FrizzeII,
A RE Just in receipt Of new and elegans Goods
N IN their line CONSISTING %
Ladies fine Brown Lasting Congress Esel eaissrsg
do do dc Button do DO
DO do Black do Go DO
DO do do Congress and Lace Co 60
DO DO French Kid Slippers
do 90 do do DO With heels;
do do White Satin and Kid Caters;
do do DO do 90 Shoppers.
Misses Congress snd Lace Heel Caters.
DO do DO Eli Lace Heel Caters znc Ro1ts;
DO Kid Hesl Hoots;
90 DO do Slippers;
Childrsn's Gid Heel slpuers;
do DO do Boots
ALSO:
Gents fns Calf Funp cole Bcots. .s
d do DO do Go Caters;
do do Pstens LeatheT ASSORTED CATER;
% DO DO Do LaE Quarter Shoes;
do 90 Onls Do a
90 do Lasting Oxford Ties.
do % DO Congress Caters;
The above all cur cider and are o. E vcr tss
TPCaiI al No. 81 Public Square.
tlne3 sNYDEE & FRIZZBIL.
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The Rat ExteFEnimatOr.
fNEISON'S PATENT Rat TBAP-.Never fails
NJ 10 catch the largest Nc hse ssal.
isotaFy Egg NhipS.sWiIl whip lightly dozen
eggs in ten minutes
five Minute Ere9ZeFs- Massey PGtent--all sizes,
at very Tow prices
Water CONFERENCE.-The York Pstterns-sIl sizes.
n ysry low prices.
The Family Knife Gleaner--only so cents no
family arOri to be without ths1.
LudGoJV7s Fruit Cans and JaESsaFor PreserF-
ing Blackberriss, Pie Plant Tez7Stoes &c. simple
the families gsncs the economy Of using
them.
InIAaE's Gate Spring =-Invslushls &c Fane-s as a
gate always shat will blown by the Eind
ing protection FROM The uroscs Of cattle and boys
Feather End Fly Busters large supply.
Brtanis and Imperial Metal Tea sld Coffee Pots.
junrG2 MACKENZIE & MISCBTT
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81 u AZ 81 f. & EN,
wsoLEsALE 0ssOoERs,
Commission a Produce Merchants,
beALrss N
H8ANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR Of COLLEGE AND spRTNa SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
srsno n receipt large and veil tel stoek of
tiroeeiis Liquors kc 10 which We invite The attention
Sugars.
$50 hhts Louisiana hbls Baltimore Louisiana
400 S c y \ ana rhiiaisipiia Coffee sssArs
20 Deis aud philaielphia Loaf sugar;
Powdered sasar; Is blls Ealiislore and Philadel
N.aE PLATA d suzar.
Coffee.
50 saets Rio carse, 3 do GA. Java Cores,
100 i' laguyIa Co.
80 shls Ess Neiasss 80 se gallon kegs eed sJIarl
100 ten gain kegs do
$50 boxes star Candles, 200 doz Painted Buckets,
go e do do = nests Painted Tubs,
sH = do d. $50 dozen ~ siDosris,
l3O boxes faliov DO 200 a0E BrOoms,
To Do Pearl starch 5o3o assorted CHARS,
g.sassts iresn & BLACK Tea $40 DO MaaGfscarsd is
50 40 Pepper, Io0SSs CARROTS snus,,
To bales GINGER so kegs Shot, assarted siZss,
100 Neg Castle Soda, % dc Ear Lead
fbxs DO d. inpsperg, IS hxs Msson's Backing;
ceToo1s hest Indigo, $50 d. glassware;
seasks Dutch Aailers l5d do WindJs Glass
. tisressf esh Aics,~ soc bbls Ksna&ES salt,
LEQU9BS.
80 Ibis BEANS WHISKY 2Uo bbls beat Roartsoa county
llj do Wilshre's Whisky.
IS do Ward . Cary o I5J hbls Rye & Bourbon do
. DO snitas old reserve do 100 Is Lons~orths uatswie
% Or pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wine 30 = casks Oh Burgundy Port
= pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine
pipes Holland Gin; so basK Champagne Wine;
btlsAie 10 tbs Vinegar;
Together with every other articles usual kent tin TIE Grocery
Inc Lianl2i BURGs & ALLEN.
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wE9LBTIoKETs SO; RALyBs ssieJABTEBs s9,I
Remember that every Prize in the above
Sch enc is d SVn and payable in fun with
OuG deduction.
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HOUSE AND LOr F0a sALE.

AACCo-1 49, 80 - 9AAAt-@e-
We Hsyazsh, W Patrick snl rh5s. j Navaueh
DY decree Of the Csuniy Court Of Davidson eoy rrus
ID ed IN The sboys csure a The Juns term. l9 oar
Tor sale he Court hc1se il Nashville, Saturday, s i dsT
Of july loi Of ground fronfirz fyet an e
s1e Of hefth AHast street. sad cy, and runnre back
wards College strHe 70 alley upon which houss
TERt90na third VIII required IN cash and sesaece
Iz and sPelTs noutns esi Notes vita security ro4asd saa
. lien retained.
Said propsr bseasio The estate q Iksss Savaurh ssss
iunei5--td Fee S2oo. cierE sassE
VOCAL AND sNsrlSU R3asNirAL iHCSlCs
a EEcEER Eould rsspsstrii7 sazouuss to Is rube o.
~ na1aTlie s &c las icczsd teacher e - foi- 81
Piano. Tioncso Violin, c-er1 isft ~ 1sa-E1 - 5s
son's krae Store VIII Be promptly sl1ancld e.
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The foll0siug letter has hssa received il PAN.
from Venice. ds.sa jane l1s
There Ess long popular manifestation hare &C.
day. rsporf vas circHlAted this morning lhas The
French had arrived at Psdra. czanos guaranty
tue trth of fhs rspor, bot car tell What occurred
ia Venfe'. Psoplehegar to purchase cockadss viii
the lseiisn e0iors. bat no one dared to shcW them
The streets Vers animated, but there we're but fsx
AE-trisB ezseers 10 Be seen, although The eofee-
houses are geaerali7 f.lei with ihon. Towards
twelve o'clcck il vas said there wot.,d be move
msnt amoag the people, ans the shops we're 81
closed rha crowd then hegsa 10 fn the streets, e.
Uel As the fiazza sf St. Marks. Kisses Hsrs heard
in rent Of The Austrsn ga srdhOrss e. he palace Of
the saeiant poge. Il half an boar the Austriaa
esloEs Eere koisisd AZ The gaardboase, and patrol
threatssd tie mob e IRE i they did net lesEe the
'.Tke hissssas veil tAs crowd ksVins Increased,
the people EeIe summoned to dispsrse. They did
-, but continued % hiss. The crowd increased and
saw veil dressed men excite the people 10 sOnlin-
ne At seven o. sIock mstlers became more serious
ehs patrol vas iasultsd under ny windows, and, e.
ter further warning the soldiers kn1ck 81 down some
q he psoi ls nth 20 butt ends Of their musksss
An cfIiceF cOmmssded ne 10 close ny sindoa, IS
his men HsTs sbess 70 IRE. A shot vas shortly az.
Tar cred under ny bslcOny. I wen. car 81 eleven
o'clock and fouLs . Forners OF the stre5tR guard
By double and triple sentines who refused to ps,-
rat sy ole to Pa The people were convinced
thsi tn Aust,isns bat esT italated aud the French
EoRld enter Venice she fsiloEiag day. The police
sathOritiss then published aotiee, to tina eject
tat no military syens had occurred bar those a.
ready announced. Order has not since been dis
tutbsdp
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snitI1's WneeIfng Ale.

IN BARRELs sz1ith'B Kennett Ale;
0bO so DO 90 Champagne do
so do DO Bitter do
Ne have Just received the above invoice Of stock Alehy
superior, and will BE- seid low No. South Maret
CARTER, WILSFQRp co.
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TIE INTENTIONS OF L0Jfs EAaoLEoN.
The following is the letter Of Paris correspond
emf, dated June 81, 6 P H.;
The next news from the theatre Of the war L
visited for with An inpsgisnce which not free from
disquietnds. There TO be an instructive feel
ing that battle the Minoio. whether won or lost
By the French, will be followed up By the appear
anee Of some new actor on the the scene Seine
who hitherto believed that the Emperor Ne poleon
could and would limit hostiliestO Italy kave chang
ed THEN views and unEiilingly. yield - tie en-
vietion that IL Prussia pRrsues the line she has
entered on no human Ell can prevent the var FROM
eHgelopiBg the whole Of Central Europe Whst NAY
be the secrt Hsies or hopes, even fssrs, Of the
Emperor on this point, it II diffieut 70 guess but
that the nal advantage is not intended to Be left
him may DO OWNED By the Civilizations 0f the ReVo-
lutiODsFy party who. IN spite Of sll he has done to-
wards the liberat Of Italy. elssry look 70 SITS
Of general cOnfusion for the realization Of theis
oEu peculiar theories.
The Emperor is in error Il be believes that the
hoh he has undertaken 70 obtain for the ftai-
ians that which is withheld st home, has really
Won nina the affection Of those who have been ever
hostile 20 the Imperial system. These will Of course
cheer him on in the pursuit Of the very widest
schemes; they will encourage HIN tsip'u1ge reek-
lessly into tho most dangerous enterprises in order
to profit By his difficulties a. the proper time. II
the prospect be not very encouraging even in the
event Of victory osSr AussTis, you may Judge what
would be the state Of public feeling II the contrary
had occurred.
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SALE OF NEGRoEs.

Thoas Harris and ofsss, Celia A. Fslts and oshsrs
EDIs decree Of the County Court Davidson reader
Id ed The Nay term 1859. IN Cause, xiii Ell a.
he Court house n Nashville SATURDAY. he 18Th daF o. uy
next. the following negroes 0E Jim, about % raars ara
Della Is Of sge, aeogs o. age Lsss ysars o.
age.
TERa5-0ns third viii berssuirs aeasA balance e.
non;hscrsait. Notes With go0dsscnFy paysb.e "a Bank
iunelS did Fee $500 CLERK Master.
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eagiaai Prizs s5o'ooo--FIeks.s only 40
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OF Ali KINDS,
BACON, LARD, FLC0R A.YD PBODUGs OF ETEg1
DESCPIPICE.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOE SAEE

FOr sale il Nsstvleh By JOSEPH NASH ard All the respect
BE GroeeFs anu Druggists. apIf-d3ro
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The following letter has been received from Nj
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Position of Naturalizsd Citizsn..

The letter of Hon. Geo. E. Pugh to Mr..
A. P. HOfer, interprets very fairly and clear
ly the meaning which Gen. Cass evidently
intended TO convey, in his communication
on the subject of naturalized citizens. The
point involved in doubt was, whether the
expression "ealled into the army" used by
him, meant actually drafted into the army
or simply subject to the service, which 10
Prussia every citizen is required to render
for three years, at sometime between the
ages of eighteen and sixty years. .fE
Mr.. Pugh supposes that Gen. Cass intend
ed the former, from the fact that that con-
struction comedies with his own views, and
because the word ''desertion" is used in the
same sentence, or at least in immediate
connection herewith.
Now desertion could not be implied unless
the person leaving was actually in service or
had been drafted and ordered to engage in
service at a fixed and specified time, not far
distant The mere fact or knowledge that
he would, in all probability, be called upon
to enter the army at some future time, if he
staid in the country, would not of itself
constitute him deserter, in case he should
abandon his own government and attach
himself to another. Were such the case,
his ignorance of what time it would be de-
manded of him, whether the next week,
whether after the lapse of fifteen or twenty
years, or not before his death, would en-
tirely divest him of the right of eXpatria-
tion, and as effectually imprison him in the
country as if his chains were riveted to it,
Whatever may be the opinion of European
Courts upon this subject such doctrine is
Recognised 10 the United States and SO the
Secretary Of State declares with sufficient
clearness, in bis last letter on the subject
Were such an occurrence to take place as
he one spoken Of, our government would
EEL 10 duty bound to demand the rslSAss Of
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The Attitude of Prussia.

The feeling which strongly pervsdes the
whole Germanic Confederation is that they
should preserve an unconditional neutrality in
the contest, which is now convulsing the south
ern part of Europe.
There is certain portion of the community
however, who, listening to entreaties of Aus
tria and the suggestions Of England, are dis
posed to involve their country in the conflict
But they are met by the more rational and con-
servative part of the people with reasons why
they should keep out of the struggle. which
cannot be gainsAid. In the first place the
cause defended by Austria cannot inspire them
with any sympathy. The despotism of that
country is despised by all the nations of Eu-
rope and it is to insure the stability of her ty-
ranny in Italy that she IS now struggling.
Again no enemy has made any threatening
demonstrations in the German countries of the
Rhine; which would inevitably result should
Germany assume warlike attitude. And even
should she send a corps Of observation to the
Rhine it would call out a corresponding one ON
the part Of France and the whole war might
be diverted thither France could easily carry
on the contest in Italy, and raise an army of
several hundred thousand beside to march on
Prussia. In such case, Austria being entirely
occupied with the forces of Napoleon, could
not render any assistance of consequence to the
latter country, but she would have to bear the
brrut of the battle alone. Any warlike moves
ment on the part of Germany, instead of draw
ing (, their arms, that part of France living adj
iacent to her, would only lead them to enter in
to q stronger consolidation with the rest of the
Empire, and would strengthen the Napoieopic
dynasty in every way.
Again, it would provoke an attack from Rus
sia in the eastern German States. She is al.
ready favorably disposed toward France, and
the least interference on the part of any other
European nation, will lead her to throw her
power into the scale and invade the country
assisting Austria. Beside all this, the German
arming. and have their standing army on fine
warlike footing, and will be able to resist sue
cessfully an attack from France, which it is de.
clared by some, she will receive, if Austria is
beaten in the present contest
Napoleon has thus far done no more than
carry out his open pretensions--tO expel the
Austrians from Italys-snd until he passes the
Austrian boundary, no danger may be appre
hended, When that occurs, there will be
more plausibility in their interference for
his future course is at present only problemat-
ical, but that will be realization Of their worst
fears. 1t would be the utmost folly to involve
their country in war aud blOodshed before oc-
cRsiOn demands it. Napoleon declares that his
only Intentions are to establish the liberties
Of the Italian people on aPermanent basis, and
until he proves faithless to hisprofessions, they
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EurOpsau nstions stand upon different foot
ing. Lest such casualty should occur how.
even, Germuoy is putting herself In position
Ofcomplc,e defence, 80 that " necessity demand
IL she will be ss fully able ss possible, to offer
resistance 10 the invading armies Of France.
Such are tho views taken ny the majority Of
the conservative population Of the German
States. and as they ave largely in the sscendan-
ey in numbers. u IA likely that their opinions
will continue to be adopted by the Government
as long as the war question presents present
phase.
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RUFUsP RANNEY, Of Cuyshoga coan.y.
LIEuTENAET GOVERNOR, e
WILLIAM II. STAFFORD, Of Ross County.
JuDoE or TER suPREMu COURT,
HENRY Q. WHITMAN, Of Fairfield Co.
.a AUDITOR or STATE, N
G. YoLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami County.
rHa rREAsURRR OF STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of RichiSnd Co.
SECRETARY or STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, Of Franklin County,
HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES ToMLINSON, Of Washington CO
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES n. ALLEN, Of Harrison Go
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WMITTEN,s GOLDEN sAT,vD

4
Is step by way of progress in the Healing Art
IL 10 adapted for Sores, Humors, Wounds and every
kind OF external indammatory difficulty, of what.
ever name OF nature, on man or beast. Made only
by c. p. WHlTTEN Lowell, MASS. 25 cents per
box. The usual discounts TO the trade. Sold by
Druggists. "Annoint thyself and he healed y -
THE GOLDEN SALIVA Great Healing Rene
dy. tits with much pleasure we announce the ad-
vent of this new article in city, which has met
with such signal success in Lo;TSii where il is
made that the papers have tesmed with cases OF
truly marvellous cures. They chronicle one where
the life OF lady was recently saved-a case OF
broken breast; another where the life of aohild
saved-a case of ehahng; another of a lady whose
face was much disiigured by scrofuIous 'humor
which WAS brought TO a healthy action in A few
days; also, another ofHn old man, VIII had sore on
his loot for twenty years-cured in few weeks -
Ourcitizens will not be slow in getting at its merits
and Will herald II over the worid.-tBostonH Herald
0T AGENTS WANTED IN THIS STATE IN
canvass with the GOLDEN SALVE. Sellg raUidlv.
Can make good pay. For terms, &C. send STAMP.
c. P. WHIrTEN, Lowell Mass,
je2-tawd613ww N-''
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Jefferson st.-A handsome Lot. West side, below
9Th st. SmHli Frame upon 1t.
Second at.-Houae and Lot below Perry, north
side. House, Two-story Brick
Large and eonve venient. Lot5ON2U0.
Brown st-OppOsite Buckeye st. Large Brick
House aud large Lot CHEAP.
Brown at.--Corner of Ann. Two.Htory Double
Brick House, good Cellar, Well,
CiateFn, &C. VIII rent to pay ~
per cent. on the investment.
Me Donough at.-Oppoaite Barr. Two-story Frame
House. Lot 60Nl6O
Fifth st.--Corner of Montgomery. Fine Lot.
Small Frame House.
ALSO:
FORTY LOTSl--On the Hin between Sd and 9th SITS.
and large number OF vacant Lots
in different parts of the city. For
sale cheap, or to exchange for other
property.
CHAS. F.. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent,
Clegg's Building, I'd ct.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-28

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