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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

Look at Thfs=The Administration
GOrrupiions and PecuIatzons.
In the Halley Tan, of June 18th, paper
published in Great Salt Lake City, we find
the following advertisement:
NOTICE!
Large Sale of Public Mules. Wagons,
and Harness.
fNN THURSDAY, 18th JULY MKT. WILL BE
" sold at public auction, at CAMP FLOYD, u. T.,
to the highest bidder, for specie or Government
Funds, 1000 or more excellent draft aud saddle
Mules, with several hundred Army Wagons together
with the Harness for the same complete.
The Mules all ys.uBg, sound Thoroughly broken
and in good condition; and the Wagons and Harness
are complete repair, with all equipments for mme
The sale of this valuable property will commence
on the day above mentioned, in lots OF one more,
c. II. CROSSMAN,
Dep'yo NJ Gent.
Camp Floyd, U. T., June %, lass.
A private letter from very highly respect
able and a thoroughly reliable gentleman in
Great Salt Lake City imparts to us some in
teresti1g facts in regard to this remarkable
transaction.
The mules were to be sold. and no doubt
were sold, on the 18th day of last month, the
notice of sale not having been given until the
22d of June-just t,re1ay days before the sale.
The order put forth by the Secretary of War,
and acted on by the Quartermaster General,
was that the sale should take place on
twenty days notice to be given Immediately
on the receipt of the order thus, for rant Of
time, utterly preventing purchasers from Cali
fornia and other places from being on the
ground to interfere with Messrs. Majors. Rus
sell d Co., whose agent for the purchase was
actually forwarded thousands of miles to
Camp Floyd by Government transportation
furnished him in accordance with an order of
the Secretary of War giUea to all United States
officers along the route. This enabled the agent
to reach Camp Floyd before the publication
of the order for the sale, so as to make all has
arrangements for monopoly of the purchase at
a merely nominal price, inasmuch as no one
on the spot except himself had funds to pur-
chase to airy extent. A more scandalous
transaction is scarcely recorded, even in the
annals of this most infamous Administration.
louisville Jour.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

sUFEAlOR letef lasd . \ ald = 1arsels, Pei
N up expressly for f4zails uEe, on kAna saa fos
ale Al Ne. = NAlkss street. -
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recurring from The business, respectfully beg
n have a. tender my waTl.est tBai.ks ny numer-
ousirienos Tor tle KIND and liberal pat. onnge exteud
ed BY them 10 ihe old ARM ana sOen for my suOccs-
sors continuance Of the same
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

ALABAMA.-The members of Congress elect
from this State are:
l. Jas. A. Stallworth, s. Geo. S. Houston,
2. james L. Pugh, 6. w. r. w. Cobb,
3. David Clopton, z. J. L. NJ. Curry.
4. Sydenham Moore.
They were all members of the last Congress
except Messrs. Pugh and Clopton.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

TTAyISs bauxhs cat J. C. DARDES and ]. c.
II DAHDES ; co.'s entsre iasnfest n he
eueenzxare, China, and Class Basinrxz,
beEesoGsre canasessa a No q fuele Square, kaown
ss ultksss CHINA Hail.. propose - sell TIE pc
sent VERY large a1A eel sleek, ezsh aad
pros - sEsz1 A tAaH AeTet<oze-
lEe he 1rm sslrnz ) eAA froza al. 4n1 hopss -
msfil liberal Issrpasse fle.a sAeE isssnss caszsza
ers As Fell - n.Asr&. 6
ssxs-u A. Il. H-Ihe "a
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HU. T. SCOTT.

assuming the control and Management Of The
SAINT closd Heel, hereby pledge myself 10 nv
oil friends patrons and the public 10 give my entire
ana undivided personal attention 10 the business ara
use every endeavof ~ please aud make cOmI orablo
all whe may Gall under the hosphahses CT the SAINT
Cloud u. T. SUIT.
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Notice.

DY virtue Of writ Of Election TO me directed by hill
ID Excellency. l. G. HARRIs, Governor, &c., I wills
by myself and deputies open aud hold an election al
all the precincts IN Humphreys county, the 18th
day of August next, or the purpose OF electing an
Attorney General and Reporter FOR the State Of Ten
nessee 10 nj the vacancy produced by tile resigna-
ton OF John l.. 7. Sneed. This 22d June, 1889.
b b. SIICER, sheriff
June2T-td at Humphreys county.
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Dissolotiou.

n BE coTartnersbip heretofore EXISTING between
Il tlie undeysigIsd Wss this day dissolved by mn-
tuill eousen Mr.. ARk BEoNN, Sr, having purelased
Of " hRoNN his entire interest. The business viii
be continued Al abe old stand Tie rm style 81
kAiAs, brown a CO. T. b. RAINS,
J. W. BROWN.
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Just Received.
Onnn FEET OF unvulcanized Gum Bands
SOOO new artice-super:or To Old Gum Bands
and much cheaper than ever sold IN this market
1000 feet of best Leather Betting;
so sides best Lice Leather;
Cheap Tor Cash at b. r, CUTTERS.
julS 25-tf
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TYREE SPRINGS.

TINS fayorits watering place viii be conducted
Il lder she control aud mara uaent OF T r. Rrss-
vuKzt fSq-, viii an occasional vs1 fr m myself
aug2-l~ EsSr4k d. 4. SCOrr.
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THE
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
1sr Change OF Projectors. -o1

IrOR THE PURPOSE on SETTLING Up AL MY
II oU1STANblNG DkBIs AND FORAF z BUSINESS
have arranged ~ish my fatheT Loot. u T scoTI 10
assume the management and PropIieiorsbip Of the
81 Cloud Hotel, ana from this day ! shan withdraw
from The future business OF the House.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12
Consumption and Asthma Cured.

DR.. II. JAMES discovered while in the East
Indies acertain cure for Consumption, Asthma,
-. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General De-
bilIty. The remedy was discovered by Linn
when his only child, daughter, given up
to die. His child was cured and is now alive
and well. DESTROYS OF beneiting his fellow mortals,
he will send TO those who wish IT, the recipe
containing full directions for making aud sue
cessfny using tins remedy free, on receipt of
their names with stamp for return postage.
Address o. p. BROWN 4 Co 81 and 81 John
Street, New York City. w3m (P) -
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Pianos Pianos PianOs!!!
At Luck's Music Store.

THUhCH street, between summer and Cherry sts
" where you will always n a good assortment OF
Pianos, Piano Stools, Sheet Muse and Musical lnslru
menis Of every description. Also, instruction Books
for all instruments Any Instrument sold 4 warran-
ted perfect IN every respect. julyls-u
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GOLD PENS.
new supply of the best article just received b,
june25 JOHN YORK 4 co
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FOR NEW YORK

GARDEN and Railroad wheel Barrows on hand
y and FOR sale by o. u. DiCkEY,
~ 2.I-ff a. Market "a rect
, 1859-05-12
=. ". TIL @ II 4 S Is so.
Real Estate Brokers,

TAxEi PAID AMI INVESTMENTS MADE FOR
NuN.EEsIUENTs.
OFFICE NO. Z.
Methods: Block, Cor. Clark & Washington St.
, 1859-05-12

} (EA1OV.AL. - Mortorl brothers
l. have rcuov%dto No. Clark at7set, II south
4s: apis :11
, 1859-05-12


:: NJ l:r ::t III Mir. li.lra Y'-trl,rr,
tn EEA=E Fui: y TERM " YEARS Al LyW
, 1859-05-12
Real Estate for Sale.

50 r.t front Michigan asl lnliaa avenues iLr!nln:
a,st3,.! LIE t7;!t7. TG:11, very tvu1!t ~ uluse
ii.se!:t,i.G IT, tu.iTo't.
uu:sc- Az! Lit pI a:rtt, lttE41a 4ycAue, Lst
:tSl:@:. Iru,s tS,u =:uts ti1tuI. will 1anl.
uvn.c AL! LIT N.sss asr:..c. nr4f Iw"tA street.
Hna,4 t, f..S.tL with l'"r!il lLl.5.'se1rt: AID IS
YEiI:s YiE.ilI i:i iiME OK XII jInT. .'''-'0'e .>-''~. e
e4A1. f,r: ii: sLat.s .r4t. sv.t Wsia, will HOUSE
AND BARN.
nl- ::4 LII st:r -:te. n't..h .f titIs lipfel
-, at.} Ger: :a'c -rr>t. Nn.t<. viii. THREE
EH!rk sID!;E:'. 1Icc .iul.va aid L4sc:r.ts sid tt
t.3f,; 4 A..!i::s i've.
M.i..i, IL II L., ;. IT, :; T. WE MILL LEAsE ih!s
. tr' iclty u7 te!: - rata If de:!y!.
1suu: a! 1-'t n 1at street. t,.,t VI Lu.Ju raZ- Lit .
Aln. Hobs t1n 81 ~ 1I4L.t.
1.jSi!4 fc,t i4 Ware. at:rt, eE LARA iaTk: Ills Is
v.ry .h"icc r:uIe,.. a"t vii! - d II sacrifice.
1atl,l2 Will; :r,.:i:E fur stn}nr .,,,lt!l.
Nr M tt .:.ls :t.iticr I'ts u! FAKk ~ r.
NJ L 4tl H.fs. -..ctt kuv Nay ll.d 4t!tE-
Gss; :c';, iv4: ia7s:l :.l o4 lia!:s!n st "ve Ar
ctdrs AID Nj; s.ictfs "i4.th "c 4sc ncEuE 1t great
~ Lil~ "4 Ma,;,., M,I;r'r. W,aA. Adams aHd jazz
:,i! N.>rrl. .I...u", Mcs ri MIN i:ES.
Ne .: ,i= i'!"ii, n":y ~ +" ::j'' Vi ile=c ta.
i.frli:r.l ~.;!..i FIVE YEARS. 1i>fs fc clslslc
tF II i.tt.:, ~ tu!!lvC !o'it in lr:4Gtill
.Vp .rf. ri ;!;- .:- ~'lts;.l! II h1A Mctcsf. Hgi
r, !yr jnf-. t i. iil:,u. >..;' at. tI;r Cu!ls. a
Irl>l. AMI LII ii L. !.:l M4 ;-.l Cu.. twu l.ts in
t's:.>vt il .:; w., 4i :.- i'a II AI'"y. Iec Cu
III, j:i:',E.:ii aNb IT, ii T. 4i;Y LANDS TO Ex
tnAAtl. sur >:s <! I;uu1,, i;'"1> AE'i s!oea LI:li-
is... Liz.
ssfrl " ;+a:1 aT'< t':iv! * Twelfth ,:vst md 81
= Nj :t. ::t ~ Mr., sAna r,.-!l,r..
r. I.EA-E Eui: y TERM " lEA1;o Al LvW
, 1859-05-12

1t may not be generally known that some Of
the best families in South Carolina are Moors
oS drseent. The blood Of the African soon
washes out, hut that of the Indian and the
Moor. after half score Of generations, shows
Hseii ALMOST as strongly rs ever. The crisp.
curling black hair, dark sad eyes. long silken
ration after generation. Nuny Of our Gid lu.
E"en"' families: down to the present day, show
strong traces o1 their Moorish descent.
When the Moors were driven out from Srain,
upon the conquest Of Granada, thousands oil
them took refu se in thu south Of France. carry-
Ing with them the art Of cultiyatng the vine antl
ri growing silk, Remembering their bitter per,
sec"t'"ns 1 IN SPAIN they, never could become
catholics, though forced hy their position to
n.unce Mohamedanisn, 4nd become Christians
They became eventually Protcstants, and VIXEN
tl!c revocation Of the Edict oi Nantes took place
withdrawing federation from the Protestant re-.
'gfou, they were again driven IN seek new
homes. and in large numbers cn,irrated IN
South Carolina Clarendon Is. q EIa;Itr.
, 1859-05-12
Ne&n 9uttirattgns.

HAVE YOU EXAMINED AP+
Ii PLEroNs
-vsc -1Hsrtres Cvekspexiz.
1faa credit TO American Lteratars, and u worthy ef yaur
2ttenuun. f}tase G1 at
NOS. :, AND Il LAKE STREET.
Take ~ hour 70 look orer nd for yourselves Sold
only u subscription, and supplied hy
s. c. GRIGGS II CO.,
Sole Agentsloz
ILLI.t"0IS .4.rD H~IsC0.rsXS..
From 'ha Hoe 1hsGp1!a. r3fsa. LIP, Professor Of
us1ed ~ kao:ls$Ee q 4 ~ ~ Laasd2e
book e1ntode* aad adequately Irp.n.s IT, tnoxleise
eaeapues must eventually pl II In ever! GtEAy.
The New cyevPtas furnishes s11xr a@ouns OF ntor-
saape thaa can le atasd IA Inv aer ora..er iot ,swg
times tie SUN TINT Il viii cust.
[Frou. the Wocrsacks Pa..sot.}c p
whose nlarch is eVer onward.
lF.om ne Baltimore Americana
ede1, esa 5, Tbsfe t. Ist s6 S r #. rs h
cncc III cre1J lb,azy, public md prsase.
(Fspm The Boston Piotl
Nls perfect tn1s1Iy o. sn al branches osthe
AZ md seuce N Nter.tuse history biography and seog-
n LF,on Tie 1aaiaa.pol!. R 80, Ds'!y Joarnal} .
, hSw t. sa ? IL the sSa' ot
ly hive beeu- Whit The latest scientific deve1np
Just VIA. 1t wants.
We found i; elcar saecinc IN It's profound
IN is views learned and comprehensive In its u4ata:s and
book Of reference
(From tie St Louis Demnc,atl
The va;Te o1 wcrk Sf M kat t. sss5y :.n Sf Iatsl,
us tits CycnId7 dos not ind its ~ay TITO the hon.e
, 1859-05-12

SHALL We HAVE Ant RAIN THIS Moxru .-The
drsness Of the weather is the subject Of general
remark. The Philadelphia B"ll<tin says:
We have heard it asserted, but upon what
authority we know not, that no rain llas fallen
during the month Of May. in either of the 5a's
'"r i've centuries. That j. to SAY, there was 4
perfectly dry time in alay l::,:. Aay l45:', Nav
10y. Nay l''" May l75', and the l,rcsuu.p ption
my. We hive examined McA1listers ) register.
but II nors not extend even 50 far back US l.,.,
AND We S''nw not where to look for metcoro.
l"*;scal Record Of the Middle Ages, SO Is to lest
tue accuracy Of thu assertion which is going the
, 1859-05-12
Dreaa &Ttihttt1k,


JOB PRINTING.
Ths PRnss AKp 1kaCaI OFrcx prepared to a1xcuta Ga
short retlce. essy variety Of Job Printing IN the
NEE md at the Louea Lith.Q rrses Particular attention
gvtnta tAe ptlntln:of
lIcs:SEsa cARpa, LtrTtR HxA2k nIl1 uEAps
EEl rFr1s IO4rEEa tEpGpAMxEa
IANruLE1a CIccJL&EA CnECKA
ElASk N0TEA. LAuEt4 TlckEra.
TPRNTING IN C0LoRs -
In all IT. varieties totc In beautiful style and moderate
rates. An cxauauu Of sec;tarEs and prices respect
fully lartcd
enrlcs from the country promptly tlsd. and and ssat
hsMety express
, 1859-05-12

Rtr. Mr.. Monroe, colorcd preacher Of VII
l':tn'sh'lr!:A. has engaged la*say. for himself,
W1ft and family, for Liberia, in one of Jollnson,
I"rlnn l. C"'npany's rcSscls. The reason for
THIS step l'e alleges 10 he that colored men Of
education have i'll this country no opportunities
tor employment. liz has preached 10 small
grtsatis,n iu Williau,>burgl., md wa> u can-
''laie for the pastorship Of 1t. Philips Church,
~ Mulberry street, but the recent election in
that congregation dissipatea his hopes uf s11c-
cess, anu led lin to resolve upon emigration,
us i'll this country there is too small encourage
ment- Several ether cnlortl men Of ,utslli-
Srncc aud enterprise will 20 in the same vessel
y en'nnl111cr has been appointed to visit Hay.
H. Int II us reports are satisfactory. the Young
men Of education and ambition will settle un
t!a' island. doctor J. McCune Smith, Doctor
While and Nr. Downing are said to favor this
movement. Ne tlouLt whether they will cMi-
Srate-tlc doctors have been tao long resident
h"rt-'it they declare that 'it is Of little Use
educate their youth If thcy can get notliuy Ia
do: II tcir own race prefer the nli,istra,ion: ut
Write meg; and tile an,l-slaverv people desir.
rA'tr to use them for Instruments than tu suf.
Ter their elevation tt social equality"
! lArv dep!nrC this condition uf things as in
'!lrlr opinion, rle removal from this country u
'Ac educated anu intelligent Of their own rae.
tends 1n kcrp those left behind in II state Of t|t
basement, and to preclude their improvement
| 1t present, as everybody is aware. tie arts
mechanical pursuits and professions arc, for III,
"">i part, closed :l!a'1ist cVort1 mrn, and onl,
n'.n1al aS"caio,'s are permitted to them.
! Ihr controversy in 81. Phillips Church. r.
S..i'sg Ill tic appointment Of white instead a.
Il black preacher fur colorcl society, fully *
r!nui1cs the propriety Of emigration. Tl,s
election 81 warden and vtssryme,l, about to tax.
| place. will probably conclndc the matter, n,n
;"rd strons argument for those who helt
t1'at eol"red men cannot riSt IL social position
III the United S<cs.--}. !. Err. Post.
, 1859-05-12
Travelling III Clrc1c---Habits OF Be
Sy'IIdercd People.

4 correspondent writes to the ,Scient;6e -4n,fr-
ic1A:
In 4 late number of your paper you state, in
answer to some correspondent that YOU have
10 confidence in the report that "whell !: man
IL Lust he will travel in Circle IN this YOU
urc certainly mistaken; it is Il fact well known
to all irontiers!nen, that, When pvrsons are be-
wildcred, they frequently travel in i perfect
circle, sometimes keeping tue SAME track until
they make dnzcn equal rounds ut other times
making the circle larger or smaller each time.
1t is nut by any nleuns always the case wien
1 PERSON u lost; Int it is in the experience of
every one who has been much in The woods.
In calm and cloudy weather, and in a couutry
Of much samcncss Of appearance, the best
woodsnan ret 50 bewi1lercd Ii ITO tnke the cir
c!cs-' Persons not accustomed IL the woods
VIII sometimes do 50 WHEN tie sun is shining
and 4 steady breeze blowing. Tn the level or
gull pr:llr1cs Of this country, on calm, foygy
ln"rln1e. III man can travel without !: road
IL IS all incident Of every day occurrence i'll the
s:'rl1sE aud fall seasons, that men are thus b.
c.,lncd OIL the prairie etectually as are ships
At sta; nor will a compass mend tue matter, ior
ii canut b" carried steadily enough tu keep its
lnerldian, aud the course it points cannUt be
krpt fur i1y yards; if Il mat, attempts if, lie
lie started from, The circle viii be large Or
sl1lall generally, in proportion to the density Ut
tllc lo--sumttinles only u hundred sards in
diameter; 1T other times II mile, but seldom
nl"rc. 1]'n circles Illus made are perfect Thls
kind If wandering seems 10 uriae from an 4t-
trtHpt to 20 i straight course when there is
nothing to guile the srnacs, or when the usual
guides Of sun. Wind, or the general contour If
The country are dlsrcgartlcd. II rarely bcialts
children, WHO 10 mt ut1cupt 10 70 on co,,rst,
hut only rin from one visible 1,tint to :uut iur
equally imperccptiblc.
, 1859-05-12
e. w. TEao.clas g. Co.,
No. Z ucthodi+t ESlou]k% Corner Clark
and Washington ST.


I OTIS FOi; ,::,!:,.>.: s1ALE II e.: AT LAKE
ilH IT,, !" lE.is I" LI.,H UNIVERSITY, and .iuw
~. - e:r pr; u fs:: !: i*'nrr.e':, !" ls17'''s
%:-A"s II. iAr ~it*t Il t1h'r; l::e "ltla:4 4,us
~ Il s'rs+ ':tt + tL:s..-...
Thy i,.'. i.st Ftr:. III t.. Wt>f hank II Lake
M: A.al i:.la f,t :s5"'s tt'c level If hc
l.r 50 U ter;'v.> .:.- l"sti. fEsH thc;" !4th
- u, tls e It -. 81; Nh s.iEr H.. .li.. ;.,tl il
IN, ~ ~. rS.' ii ;,1. Lur,i s.:.lt, a!i III tie
'l"1t q; "7 Il i llt;:'.l .hr ~: f.: hel!!ul
T. III and E,,i!.a H.: IL /. .t.vd h} ty ~ The
s::,,t u; il, th.. N,-:,h hrrrI.try.
::+' Ae:'IGv f1a.s Ill, l't'a.t'r3 department 1t
L": :i:. 'H' Er>,ta r"! tie last :I.d l.
1.t- IL ~ ~: '' n .lt IF :. i. Mrs y. II.
=" ',@rr lA "t ~'', li' Hr'r" f:il i s.'zrt!
.,.i,' s,a.r r.l. err 10 wiki: liz ja,t ,.:s
Iii RI thr t':r t:t.'l ttai4, r,in".
t:' f:.:H t.'l: i - !' t.4llu IL .:t- IT tllf
ErI.' i.Et, m '.tri!,, AMI E,tuTil,
t"y Ilt: Il. f.:9 Ll-;f.- &I'rtuht, IL
s"s 1.r E IL IL .H .'t r. with f,r !l:ii:v>.a ut 1tlf-
\ :"! utr. IT,. ':es Il :lt il eH:Sc:,iMs .jn:.4ta
;!.nI, Nal! . s....; ;-,.'.
l!r L4ic !"r.t g. "l'in lsrr r.>''a few Int 1.:!y
fr Il; !El!.: 4tt> s:r t!lr town tt,s.ilIE 1r.l
tt-r.".c l j.. c -',!l It rt.a>u,:t ltces,
..n! !. Il.lsl :!tit.
Tl. > ,>~ 'A wt;'' liz. I. Year, -..i "vtr twy!st
fi~a'. ;:.- wifi -. Tx .G:s !'"!:t;t IL the I'M
viii: si j. ".';. '' pF.:.-tf +" :! frw s"'Fc Ite
l. t"T',, i. iii s:.. 81 l::. :.l,r :si
( ,'-,;l::rh.
'rtitl:r: ar r.', :ri s'T>t,s r-,. M. :, Wash.
j. 5s'. -::rt. nj .7u. . iii ,tlu H., .-1 ,l1v. i; x
:::.t t:i.:.s'' l';::s. IEIEI: PAGE -tr,.1.
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-Adu1tcra1ioit OF Rood.-NYhaf xxe F:n

Aduitcraaton Of fR00d.-Nyhat we Eat.
Tie last numbrr rt the knickerbocker cor-
tal'l> All interesting article, showing that what
we cat and what we drink, is adu,cratces. in this
asc Ut progress, to an extent most startling.
We quote several paragraphs:
In flour there is alum, bnnc-sll,st, powdered
:iintS and plaster Of Paris. ln bread. besides all
these ingredients, there is chalk, pipe-clay, car
b"na'c ii A'nonia snlpha1e Of copper, and SUI
r!iate ut zinc.
SuSar-Whcat ana potatoc aours, tapioca,
starch, water, lead iron, sand, chalk, pipc-clay,
| plaster Of Paris.
| t'.'tfee-rhirkery, roasted wheat, rye and M
tat" flour. roasted beans, 1nangclw n1stcl aeorps
burnt sugar.
Cocoa and Chocolatc-Naranta, Last India
and Tahiti arrow root, Tous les n!ois, tho flour
ot wheat, corn Sago, potato and tapioca sugar,
! lart!. tallow, mutton suct.
| Tea Exhausted tea |earc. ]envcs Of the horse
chestnut. sycamore, plum, beech, plane, elm,
poplar, willow etc, lic-tca. sand. starch, black
lead, gum. iudiyu. prussian- -bluc, turmoric,
Chinese yellow. china. clay, Soap$touc, rose
; pink. nutch pink, chrome yellow, Venetian rcd,
caroonatc and ar$euitc Of copper, chromate and
m-chr"uate Of potash, carbona:es ot lmc and
| naynesia.
r'ck!es-salts Of copper.
flour, water, mutton suet, salt,
carbonate ut soda, cauetic linz. alum, potash
'lnegar-Nater, burnt sugar. sulphurlc ucid.
, 1859-05-12
rzy- llerring's Patent Champion
c@ Thos. who are Curious tu

go Thos. who arc Curious IT,
<v.ac-a the wu;..reu ;rrt,1: IN wlir!! !. G.,.It
ta, uarlerr E..cilc'rs y. - a41 'rsr4 tit 1t:'
frtur If Ni;- and Tn;s- lnv'ed n visit Ills vi.
en: IIr II;.n: 1.,,.. al NJ. ir.t l'.n jill!
sn1 trer eu.ir,s pr.Ius1iL, at Nj sutiny IT,
The a-t;seil f7u =: natural %Leu .::s:e: I" tie
hc4l. d. j.
80 No1ice.-!!hu undersigned,
t!.ps,.45s In tIt MT. lI1t. link af M.l t,,ut:
ly tn. {,v-nse IT It. ttt I:li" 1"'s< 'ahy i..i. j..
II. t..us Tic E.,er Ut III l:a4 i: TIC tiirn 1
d"fusl t:It A.,r itll k.'.tHny. ltla t 'A,'-
II. 4, Ttt'kEf: u ca.
, 1859-05-12
Special Rotices.
rW- Fever aud Ague is terrible

w Fever aud Ague is terrible
a,.a< of"a .he lis tia, hcsh i. ',e,r TO- the fac>
In II. nr manifestations the most unreen:rR In !:s
rnss MD ths defiant OF medal Akil. Fever and
Asue l. n,uc at-rlcsc Of life than GonsumJtlts fcsusc
,i.mnre eas.y Induced aud therc:oe prtvat'. II
aks. II. victim. for the E1ve, Ike eapcuce7. bond
hay Ly day. tir sufcrrr grows wc.kc. anu weaker anu
each Aorr does he fear strong eoH-ccusnrs o aflu'
Ing tic tet We havc sal that tt disease Il o's u soss
which las nea,iy always ieac4 mccici fs.r1ec--: few
once III while hEvinE bcen cured aEl s:tra. Nv
happy aurouncc tlat d. J. H"s.eAc:, u FtlsEh
las prepared compound that has iesc5 been known TO
fall in curing tho Vt this terrible '1'sasc Ne
rrcon!n,clu Dls. j. uOSTETTEK'S CELLhNAIED
GlTTERs 10 suffering humanity :ce1a:g. as auss and
speedy specific.
Fur rail- by aad d>!e:. ccnc:1y cvery"'srs
ul,ll.s~I
cE7 d dyspepsia. Dyspel'sla!!
DlSrLrSIA:.-HhM1 az: If"e t"'oi!-bysl"lsa is
National Dsease-~rk a:'nacA fsta:e diseaon ds
tre.A afsrr eating. c.etise ]sM bilious esudtua luw
n,y hunrr ~iti il IL: lrAtaat tyin1tons Of low *lr
t:. lad ta.tc coated tongue. "Lsullrd hAd a''a1rAa u
l,llAclv UT ne- ftw krnw how 70 curt ii: Generally.
ttaus& r>"rls e'ntratcl, resort is laa tu ear
til. ax4tre> hut ~t:ch condition never cunl by
et!Aartica "l- oalr otcc hto weaken The digestion aid
iulr* Integrity q: :he cntire a$n..A.ivc system.
Iut HUMPHREYS NoMEurA1IliC DYSPEPSIA
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, 1859-05-12
RraI GState.

TOR SALE BY REES, DEN
4 man J. Co.. 4s IasAtIe street.
No. low far cash av,r} sn'uaic properly Cl4.:
Atsrrt Nos. ~ asI ~, Van Bu.cn, with In.
. trrte1.tHH. 1Tre, tS.SS1.
NJ c.. Sluu land III Lake E}ew Township. and
;C. atd with improvements, between lus l.-
i1:L aEsa Jusc.inn u 'yts. .
No. 46-;1+o fr.i CAt: Soul H4trr tfs,010,
tas4-E ~ II l.lulltls.
No. 5G2l 4J fret nn Randolph ty &C fet deep East Of
t:.:..l, s:i:sI {f,n.
.ta"n Wrs Hui!roe -. south front, nra. Aberdeen.
- fr.t >tAtc sttu eat f!ut between Musroc
all: .t''aI.s.
No. 1f"n:v "ud Ii: I'll Sherman street opposite tLe
1.ucz ls.4;.d 1.ta:. Tt.cc, ai.Nu.
NJ -: IL, vi cutter c>t ~tt al.l near Grvca Lay
Etad. ci.:.r toE ci:-'. iuyll.y