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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-09
CHERIFE s SALE.
- J. VI. & 81. II. Brown.J

y. J. Williams, ct al
By virtue OF an order Of Sale. in the above entitled
cause. issued cut Of the Court OF Common Pleas. OF
I, umhult County. Ohio to ne directed and delivered.
I ave levied on. aud shall expose la public "a e as
upon execution at law, stthr door VI the Court House
in Warreu. in said County en-
Saturday, the 9th day of April, 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ. AMI 4 o'eloek P.
VI. OF said dsy. the following drscrihed Real Estate. 20
~: SItnate in t;lOOm6eid, Tow nship No. =. in the ii
range of Townships in The Connecticut Western Re
serve. in tie State Of uhio, and which is also in the
County Of Trumbull. and is known by being part o;
Lot iumher Sky. according TO the survey Of said
Township by Seth J. E-Sisn. and hsius all oil certain
premises with rights and Appearances eOnvey-ds %
said 4. J. Williams by warrantse deed OF !. VI. Brown
and wife. dated May 1855. b- the ssmr moe o. less
Appraised at SIG 90. TErNs-Ca Il on day OF sale.
A. d. LYaAN.S Sheriff.
sheria-s Office. Warren. March -. ls19-5s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-09

~AssAULrAND BArrERY On Tuesday
4 young man named D4ni G Reed.
was hroush before Justice Honey chary
ed with m.liciou>l5 land most diaholi
call1 beating The prrs"n =: his mo h-r.
and VITO plead mot guilty Tn lesrr
B"ny e''cItrd. disclosed The fact that the
Young gent has been reign M for the
past Nv" and n half Yeas. chef lord o.
his tStber'S huu>e-doins nothing. gu r.
rellng with the whole family, and IN ,hori,
making himself as worthless as ..unrr
c~nsseduess' wruld adm Ct, because his
mothsr would not subn it to his introiu-
eng come of his iriepiS into the hou<r
tnr the purpose Of gambling. T. e yourg
gent. Seemed 10 vaunI of his actions, ull
after several coed lee ures by divers per-
a. m o III seven Stiffness ses were in
PRODUCED and examined, after which he
was held Ia answer in the BOMBS Of $500.
and IN default OF which h. was lent up
-YOungstO,cn Cor ;of Garfield Sentinel.
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Snlntdar. the 9th day of April. Is59.
a ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IA The undersigned has been appointed ~ the
Cont Of Probate for Trunbnil COnaty, Adnihistfat0r
d. BoRis non. with the will annexed, on the Estate OF
Phtlo N. Folsom, late CT Gustavus in said County. de-
rsased- BUELL. BARNES.
Gastsvus, March "a, 1859. ass.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-09

NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
Preston j. MerTiH's IafaLiUe Yeast Pourder,
A NEW ARTICLE
o Making LIGHT AMI SHEET BREAD.
B:esd made with this Yeast is perfectly Wholesome.
nor liable to sour upon the stomrch. ami Is more nour-
iShing and economical than Bread raised with the
common Brewery Yeast. Price 25 cents per box. to be
had at wholesale and retail. Of
Z. A. SMITH 4 Co . Dnl -xists,
Dec. 10. lS5S-3 m No. ;. Main IT.
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Two C~n!LDREN BUEHED To DEATH =
Two children oi Mr. Steven B ,krr. Of
P-rma. in This ecu " - by and .irl
one aged or- year. and the u her 'wo and
- half years. were burned Ia death on
Monday evening last. The parents we've
both absent from The house at the time
shout SIX O'Clock } the father beinr It
the barn. aud The mother at a u-ighbOr's
hou>-. Ire cause of this terrible accI
d,rI is NOT 'u!ly known. 1t is suppo>-d
hat the clothes oil the oldest chilli took
fire from The stove. and running in'O an
adjoining bed room. where The Other
child vas in bed Sleeping. sci fire to The
ted, and bo,h were consumed. Thr
parents. hearing their screams. ran i'm
mediarely 10 the house, WHEN they DIS
covered the bed -clnrhss on FIRE. and the
li'tle ones 50 dreadfully burnt that 'hrN
did during the same night CT Ireland
National.
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w- A Great Esargain.-0

I WILL ell Tire Fam of Samuel II Ike,
L on the Centre Road, est and west. in Champion
for $50 rer acre. II contains Too acres. ~ c.earei.
balance we'll Iimbered; good ,rsme dwelling house and
frame iaru IS hearing apple trees. mostly grated
and other fli . JGees = stream OF never ia'iI-s wafer
rams through the arm. and there arc tSo wells VI good
water on il. all within ) mii-s Of Warrvn-
TERMS-S dOwn. Ia'ance IL . years Title good.
Here is more gold TO ie had than At fikv's eak-
Call OIL Mr. lake on th- place, "r on
p A'LAIN. Real Estate Agent
March q. -5Q-9w. and ATTY =. LaE.
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Thanks.

We are under obligations 10 Hon. B.
z. Wade, and Hon. ]. r. Giddings for
Congressional documents.
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A HEAVY HAuL--A couple of coun-
terfeItrrs weie recently arrested in POr-
tage Chuniy. They we're evidently part
nj an tx'ensive gang. and on one of them
was found Il large quantity of counterfeit
NOES. and bogus coin-represenIin9 in
al about S12 900, OF this amount So.
600 purporIing to be of the Forest Guy
sank. Cleveland. over 50 $40 OF tn.
York Counly B INK. Pennsylvania and the
balance WAS II good inrimstion OF gold
and silver coin.
JOs'ph Webb appears to be the hero OF
the s'Ury. and We cannot DENY that The
said Joseph is a~ci,iz-n Of C~olumhiaua
County, who formerly baked in the s1u-
ohlne nf ~goVtrnmen at patronage. aud
superintendent he Post olfi e Department.
a New Albany. which Town lir'h Il lew
mi, ; north OF her Salem Euge
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We. tie undersigned. hereby certifs the above State
ment to show a correct Exhihit OF the County Funds
in tn. Treasury OF TTuubJiI County. Oh the Isl day or
March, !c59.
CHARLES Il. HUNT County Audito-.
D q LHYBE County Treasurer
w., N-r-b IL ISgG
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April Appointments.
-I1R II. TUBES will be in attendance

VIII OC Ill d~ttcfudlCt
- as follogs:-
WsRRES. National Hotel Saturday April 9Th.
hAvENNA, Prrutiss House. v edue>lay. April 9Th
AshrASrLA- Ashtabuil House. WrdEesay, Al ri. 1873.
FSr Consultation @poH all diseases Of The TEr0ef.
Lays Heart, Lirer. SfOEseh RONsfs. RidaeEs.
ard SPfeeH- -dks0. D-OPSE- G-ureI. RAeaHa .fisla,
NERVOUSNESS, D@bHdg. DgsPepsia. FEMME D,sees
6. S="e md Ferer. FITS. f@pArifies Of me Bfssd,
ET~S"oHs- Cancers. Ulssrs amt AL ether varieties
Of long standing complaints, eoth External anu In
trrnai.
r"r som ten years. DR.. TCsBs has fevOtesit bis entire
ume u thrObie Di~eaSes. trrltirg thousands anHu lily.
n'aHy Of whom irst exhausted every other ressures
Sitnlu reach II Va gASr ARE HISrRAL OR OTHER
f"iS1Ns ENFtOYED. NoE D0ES HE Make SIN 10 MAXI
wELL- OK TEAR DOWN TO BCIt.D or AGAIN. The nle-if
CT - cab Z taken with safety 10y thu most delicate.
an ! pdit-nt- usay remain at home. aud continue, with
pru'teEcr- their ordinary diet and exercise. Ma-y
have recovered under the Treatment after friends and
ply sieisus hav, had given mp all hope. the iRdisputa
nr evidences Of which can always he "a uish-d-
Inytlids- however educei or dvspairins, are invited
t"cal and may hrassuredt that no announcement SiiI
he given or expense incurred, Without a corresponding
PROSPECT OF recovery
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-09

JAMES MACKEY.
Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor.
Residence. J.. mile North east of Youngstown. Ohio.
L,veling aud Surveying in Coal Mines attended to.
Also, Examinations. Maps aud Reports Of Galleries,
an estimates Of coal mined theTeiroEl- Maj BY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the cundi
ton OF the County funds in the Treasury Of Trun-
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RYDGR,S PREMIUM
PHoTOGRAPHIc
Gallery Oh Art.

MERCHANTS BODYBUILDING. cL~EvELAND.o.
The best Oil raipted Photographs in Ohio. are exc
cu;e ell at this eStai liShment.
Porous having old CagueTreotyre5o OF lost or absent
frienis, which they wish to pun in more permanent aud
effective snare. ran have them epIiei in Photograph.
TO the size CT life, and painted in oil equal 10 portraits
from life. U eurar
ALtEs SNIIH. ia, paints for no other Photographic,
in This eitv. $50
All the various sts les Of snail pictures taken in a
superior manner. Mar. 2-6m
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A bill. passed the house O N Tuesday
10 permi; Granii<en Newell, of Pdines-
VIII, to revive Judgment obtained some
txeniy wears ago againI j.. SIN N and
Sidney Rlgfon in a >ur for Issuing Illegal
none Newell inisnis o M ka the
money by selling the MJInron Temple ia
Kirkland Lake Co.
Mr.. Gibson introduced into the house
a few days since, a bill that will b. inter
esting to editors; l. is a. follows.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

HEARTREEDING 0CCURRENCE-THREE PERSONS
BURNED TO DEATH.-The Lswrenoeburg Jouraag,
% the 2Sth iDst., says: We are deeply panied to
learn that the dwelling of A. W Parker, who re-
sides on Dry Creek, in Giles county. was consumed
by fire the night of the 18th inst together with
all of the contents of the house aud three of his
lovely and interesting daugh .ers-one aged between
Is aud 10 years; another between 10 and Is years
OF Gge, and the youngest aged about years. The
oldest and the youngest were entirely consumed
the other was rescued from the flames by the father,
though go badly burned that she died in about %
hours. The Ere broke cut about II o'clock in tie
night, aud was fret discovered by Mr.. Parker.
Nine other persons were sleeping in the building,
four of whom we're up stairs. Cne ran down
through the FIRE and smoke, and received serious
injury-the other three we're cOmpslled to jump out
at a windeE. The FIRE broke cut in the kitchen,
he origin Of which is unaccounted for. There
was an entry between the bulldogs, which
was closed up-in this theigir!s we're sleeping, and
were of course nearest to the place where the fire
originated. From the bones that were afterwards
discovered, 1t is supposed that the eldest awoke,
AID being startled by the flames into the kitchen
and fell, where she was consumed. Il is probable
the youngest never aWOks. The other, as before
remarked, was drawn out by her father. but SO
badly burned that death soon ended her suffsriRgs
As soon as Mr.. Parker discovered the fire, he to
the kitchen for the purpose ef rescuing his daugh
tiers, but on opening the door he discovered that
the flames were spreading so rapidly that it was in
possible to reach their apartneDt in that way. He
Immediately closed the door and endeGvorsd to
reach their room through another entrance, and
might possibly have saved them, bat from the fact
that one of his little boys in his fright had followed
him 10 the kitchen, and after the father had closed
the door, the little boy opened it again, thus OauSin
the flames to spread with stiil more rapidly. Mr.
Parker had two little boys sleeping with him, both
of whom were rescued"
The journal adds: Precisely fourteen months
ago, on The l7ih inst, Mr. and Mrs. Parker retired
to rest in good health, and du.ing the night Mr..
Packer awoke ana found his wifs cold in death"
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some say HARRIS will beat Netherland, and say
NETHERLAND will beat Harris; but ecey body agrees tina
Call beat shy house in the Stue for Good Tobacco
and Fine cigars, and, dear reader had better be
coariucs5 J. II. LANGLEY & CO,
May2V-g 81 Union street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

PLEASURE EKcURsION--At the solicitation Of
many Of the young men, the fus steamer B. N
Runyan, in consideration Of the liberal patronage
extended to her by the citizens CT Nashville, and
other points the Cumberland river, proposes to
make pleasure excursion to ST. Louis, leaving
Nashville Saturday Jane 4th, at o'clock, P. NJ,
arriving al St Louis Tuesday, 9Th, at O'clock A.
NJ, aud leaving st. Louis Wednesday 9Th, at 4
o'clock, P stopping at all points on the way q
sufficient time 10 see what is toe be seen.
In addition to the novelty Of the stesm Piano, or
Calliope, the Runyan will have a fne COtilliou
Band on board at the service Of the party, at all
times, day and night.
1t is needless to ssy anything in relation to the
accommodations of the Runysn, with the veteran
Miller deck, and Rel and Bissicks in the office
Comment is unnecessary
We advise all who wish to form tais party, to re
port themselves, without delay 70 A. HAMILTON, as
only limited numbsr will be taken.
The fare will be fixed at figure to cover expenses
only, say Sl5 for the round trip, emitting each
gentleman to be accompanied by one lady. No
charge for the lady. No hotel expenses at st.
Louis, provided the party will remain the boat.
This is a most favorable opportunity to enjoy
the most pleasant excursion that has been offered to
cur citizens this season, and We doubt not every
ticket will soon be taken.
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DE. KINGS DIsFENsAzy
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ Dr.. King, formerly o. Res feIk,foE ths l,st ssar
f.TasEs 81 IcEi2Fes heEluFzy ala Ela lls O.
voted his aten,cc . he treatment Q Pr'ae sst - osst
rty ycsrs. dzsrs sef, having attended - g Pre ce re- -
many years. an Ur 80 uany tao=s.s Pc = s9.ea 2 cure
ali diseases private nature, matter how na ~ "a ee
from ldiudioous mical trstn o. fot nsdet q thosf
oEn Dr. Kn-s DiSpersir Is 80. q DaseIiek seeilssa
Cherry and hs sqas, Whers as cures s laies 81 aPEais
GoSonnzs cared visout nsusisus sacins iaterEsss
from bGziness. 1890, -,
avs by an operation which causes no paia where 1ire.as
sxas health be enioyed- P1la1 re dses eAass
more mischief aud undermiles Tie Constitution 80 ancn
sYrl with all the diseases OF te skins rq11 OF ~ Us
let OF cnf Be eicctreiy clfsl y ~ -3
gzyiIxaL WEaESEs particular aeli ga laFlE L -el y
hfs disease, and al The groHinf e es -
On in nary b the desifreiiva haait3 p
Youths czrcssive induige1ec q tle t19a
zhici. viii r-aiue tie cOn1fution ret- 1sAA
Sor buslness or s1ciety, and czusfg grz-aLls OIL
7ozaiss WHO Enay Re laJ0Tng sth anS lesi eiesf o.
nag rest assured u illuc-ia-n T- zee Il, b. 80 -,
p- riiny s1er. ly wiring sd 1ine tlelf flies wa
- ealosl directed o. Dr. A. kls NO. y uiail1 Street
yssbvflis sancsseo, Hfu have DE Hee ary rssns sai %
va necessary diroc1ious. Street zeecg ctssrYed.
Oes rom o'clock In he morning anis p tne sTtniH
uray sa-dtEiy
7OPPEIE OIEiA -sIsh slis, Bssiss, iilsiinslS
Se., made "a erief
M Repairing doue, and cheap 1nFEhara elsa L tia
is5sf anent Of bazinesi We shat slys g szcsl-
!ssIs Ss'9 ESssSas
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Nay 20 lSl5.
L0rrsS CLLSAN, Nu7-Ds1r Sir: q have had tie Hy-ro
etr sent hang up IN Labratry since arrived
and found il t. in the manner you rel!escnf.
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, Counterfeiters, Beware =.

z~S reasrd is offered for the detection Of any rer
son cOunteretng initiating, the any
felt or imitation Of BGRHAYEs's HOLLAND BTTTERs Tbs
genuine highly concentrated Holland Bers put up in Af
pint bottles oiy having the Of the proprietor PACE
JR blown in them, his signature around the neck OF each
and every bottle. e..
This delightful aroma, popular remedy for Fever ard
Agne weakness Of all kinds Dyspepsia, indigestion eadas
costveness and Piles, obtained any respecta
bic Druggists. asyao-dkwlw
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JOHN HENRY. ~ D.. L. L. D, Professor In the smltbson-
Institute Mashinston Civ. letter Asd July A. ISIS
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The receipts Of the crop have already reached 35S5 bales
which, wish the be interior towns, and the
shipments BY the Ohio river, bring IN view crop Of atout55
GOO bales the probability that this will he considerably in
creased By rec IS from planters yet brought mark
As prices, upward tendency has been manifested in al
the Southern markets. advance has been established IN
most Of them The from Liverpool by t ASIA 10 the
18th is also favorable snowln anaavance in that market Of I'D
We have compiled the following statement Of the receipts Of
Cotton the ports FROM the latest teleZraphc and mail
5a.ss rac.irsa n. th;s oero..
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De,novilio's Unrivaaed hair restorative

About the most eeeous remedy for the head in use
Demovillss Hair Restorative" preparation which
tned considerable reputation IN this locality quite number
oil our Older citizens having used it with the
Those who have aversion turning gray need
ger dread the great Inconvenience troube Of supplying
deficiency with wig. The Restorative Of which speak
will Eaost certainly restore the Hair primitive
Vacy In addition obviatng the the wig DemoTe
Hair Restorative also does away with the necessity Champion
ing FOR e" applications Of strips the head entirely Of all
daHdruH, dirt, The proprietor could easily ill column
with cards from beat citizens certifying to the great
restorative and cleansing popretes OF The PREPARATION
not deem such course his part all necessary Those who
give it one trial nee1 further proof sats them
what it is represented to be
Sold only at the Drug Store Of DemoTlle Co.. corner
Church andNherry streets ashvlle Tenn. may ll-tf
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N Al HV lie.

VReINIA ELEcToSs.-we received the following
dispatch st 10 o'clock last evening and insert as
additional from the field Of operations
RICHMOND, Va, May %.
EDITORS UNION AND AMERICAN :-Fifty-one
counties heard from--Letcher J. 700 ahead, with
loss Of LOOP on Wise's vote in came counties.
Richmond Eaewirsr.
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j. LAWRENCE SMITH NJ. D la.e Professor Of sIeiieal
Cheaiy and TOxiology in the University OF Louisville sys:
December, - 1867.
little instrument and have Teen reeru. with
It rakeJa rcoI kIIe sensitive AgJl0eer
MEAT fer this purpose than any artificial know Il.
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Summarizing and suffering Treated


UNFORALS ttae ace with I1pednsutz Or Speech fat -
& has taken Hnaus 70 the
SEWAREE IE0g So Nashville Iesans
Where be prepared cahls isn seaE rsa via Dis
tiuotness tie short qace % two h8ug. Eh hut ieU ezu
tos ai-hoEt he inEicon g distress IHto 10
pa.ient rrtsut viii - esuvncsi beth q Re s1ndtur
aud tcln y 90 we'll the ecay % is theory. Wen aHioi
Where satisfaction MT given charge VII oe maize
Pfof. Levin. in Ur give s1iisaietc as uiuftgd ne FOL
loving universal terms lie proposes 20 give l ueory and
remedy 70 the applicant with the diu that s1ud said
applicant conyucedat Of is eCacy and d35
% ass said theory remedy, charge viii - Ess.
= See hand bills
Prof Lens practice In lev Orleans NOBLE, CTissias. sue
trouzhou South, lseE quite catering Tlensl
6rued scrtcs conVinCsi an given h certfcatcI
jes,fying 10 the virtue AID eicscy % his thscry
? No char5s f0r crnsutuE.
NP Prof. LEVIN VIA rosuan only SHIRT su. r ihs
Place HIll-iu-
Real tae following osstiaczts.-
NASHVILLE. April =, lsss.
Having heard Prof Levin szplsia hii iheory a7on o -
sisnHcrag azd suttern-, aud bis pcds o. ttaat =
slider the former 9nsi, and the latter 5otl simple lnssay
beloved VI also have eoafienoe thal aGotus qEdy
riihn ia poser Of oFoss ore aetld b ia ins1Ht a.
treated b. said Le-ia.
PEARL. cAsTIEMAy. I G TAEEo,l
G 81 HAYS, ANB,W A DEBz0,t.f- " Nos AFOeh.
o. -sd&Eim - NJ " CLtbltf6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

The present lie favorable opportunity for pa
rents to have their children taught The art Of PEN
manship. See Mr.. DoIBEAR's advertisement in this
mornings paper.
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DeatrncfIre Tnrnnan-

SPRINGFIELD III, May 2s-TLere was q terrific
tornado yesterday, 10 miles south Of here Sixteen
persons are reported killed, and many seriously in
jured. Houses and barhs were blown 10 atoms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

friend, writing Us from Friar's Point, Mias.,
informs Us That the bodies Of two ladies found
IN drift, about two miles below that place, The
Gath ins supposed 10 be passengers lost on She ST.
Nicholas. OBe of them hsd on bracelet and a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

AcToS YoUSe has opened boarding house on
Cherry street No. Al, between Church and Broad.
Give him call
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

MEMPHIS. May ga fire in Columbus. XIV; yes
terday. destroyed ouses, ircluding The Post OF
gee Loss $4,000.
Theriver is falling u inches IN q hours.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

Rev. A C Dayton viii preach at Firemen's Hall
Capitol Hall) to-day. Services 10 commence at
103 o'clock. A. NJ
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m,<~ Winer's Canadian verInI-
The 1naxirns Of the wfsest

TA-~Thc maXiEnS OF the WisCSt
S%es preserve the body in perfect health
to wait for the development Of diseases ABE wise in tme
check and guard against the FIRST approach Keep the stomach
blood healthy and pure AMI the plaques Of poisoned at
mosphere fall harmless. The only remedy uat will thoroughly
purify blood, the time strengthen and nvgorate
the system, MoIsANs STRENGTHENING CoRDIAL BIooD
Try you will convinced See advertisement.
msyl-G&wlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

THE FLIL RAcEs-It will be seen from the ad-
veriisementO Of Mr. SAMUEL J. CARTER, in this morn
ing paper that entries FOR the Fall Races over the
Nashville Coarse, will elcse on the let of July.
Parties desiring to compete for the stakes On that
occasion, viii bear this in mind.
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ST. Louis, May 2S.-The river is recediug at the
rate Of 10 inches in "a hours AL The upper
streams receding.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

JAS. NJ STAFFORD, NJ Professor q CHEMISTRY IN tbs Cum
bertrand University Of Lebanon, Teun aud Stale Geoosst fOs
the State Of Tennessee, slys:
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Mr.. I. 5 Uttxy=-l, Dear SIR: fad your simple se
giant ittle II, horoscope, constructed Y yosTse quite delicate
and bcieye they viii lToseto BE- useful and valuable
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Conner o. Third aut Pine srs. So Eogis 10.
For sale w hoisSaIs and retail In NEnllrille,
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TIE greatest hemeig IN toe wdHI This cnulId
i distilled Hell at-rrg known oals % myself ana
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nle'iicii ststs, h-rhs and iltks kuaga 81 tie mind
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most intlii5lr rrm-uy tsr DE restoration u heaifh
ever kiioWu Il h uulrrs's CGn rllladv curing is-
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SIT 'oursing through ever vcEn of lis bsr pr-sfr-
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strea lii-ris tlss whole organization.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

NV YORK, May % The steamer Arago sailed
-'-day with Sl75O0O0 The vigo also sailed with
100000 ard the Weser with SCI, 600 specie
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New orleans nTarJ.e1,

NEW 0RLEASs. May 2s-Cotton sales to-day 1900
bales, prices easier but quotstons unchanged.
Freight on cotton to Liverpool {s5-l6; Lard in kegs