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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12

Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN NJ. D. late Professor of Cecil
ogy and Chemistry the University Of Nashville, says
September l3, 1858.
l. S. ULLNIN, ESQ., Dear SIR After carefully adjusting six
of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the indces agree
with each other at given point hhange the dali
day Of moisture atmosphere, found them during
MONTHS peculiarly SENSITIVE all ygrometTica changes
and required confidence in their indications because they
lfher compared them, for the PERIOD with hair Hygrom
eer and Of the time with Masons Hyoneter he
dry bub and found the plants give the indications those
two instruments.
Being thus excellent HygrOmers, not liable to be broken
dranged we'll cheap enough to be within
farmers, and OF tic community generally, think all persons who
buy instrument will be satisfied with the purchase.
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From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. H. NJ. D., Professor Of Bot
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says:
February, %, lS59.
LOWS s. UILxAS, EsqDear Si:I have had more than
years experience Of Natural Gather Indicator and have
examined with 1t has gel orally
for have and foretells
accuracy. glad add my testimony your
other friends. Iwish establishing sale cheap
and reliable instrument yours, respectfully, &C.,
GEORGE 5. BLACkIE, NJ D.
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From J. NJ. fowler, NJ D., and JOHN o. HILL, ESQ., Of
Columbia. Tom. saysing, February ., 1852
LOUIS s. UILMAN Esq dur We have made repeated
taken observations Of rare little
Exotic which yOu kind enough present
sce and which appropriately designate the
Taslan Natural Weather Indicator.
and observations, satisfied is extremely sensitive
all atmospheric Influences and with proper attention.
supply the place Of the coes Barometer as far
indicating the changes Of the weather Securely
suspended Suitable place where there circulation
fresh air, protected from influence rays
the sun carefully regulated according your very explicit
directions confidently believe will unerngy indicate
approaching variations Of the atmosphere hours in
advance. Aside from its Barometca times
the cunt you charge for it, Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &c, J. N. fowler, NJ D.,
JOHN o. HILL
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
MOVELEE * Co.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTEONISTs,
Corner Store Of ths 4sso Union aud AHicsa BHEdn0s,
Corner @ Cherry and Church efrses,
NASH WILLIE, TENN ESSEE,
the public generally 70 call and see them in their
tsbhment. Supplied with large complete stock Of Drugs
stores and constsfy ID receipt Of fresh supplies same
they feel perfectly confident Of their s6 70 give entire sats
thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
old Arm We hope BY prompt attention 70 businesst0 merit
'S'''-~A''' - 'Dt pEMoVILLE CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
Is under the Supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Precriponist Druggist in that line Of Our bust
es vii At All hours day and night be promptly 11e 1cSS'e
MEDICINES, INSTRUMENTS, 6c,.-We in
Vk the attention Physicians stock Of Medicines
Chemicals Surgical and Dental Instruments; Sc "a
nOMESTIC ARTHCLES.--Tbe heads Of families
asked to call and examine stock Of house keeping
artee'-sueh as Pepper, Spice Nutmeg starch Ind 60 &c
GARDEN SEEDS-sIna addition to the above they would
NJ also invite attention their large assortment Of Fresh
ianao- l-'' -i'''- A'''''' -'' DEMovILLE co.
DRY GOODsI DRY GOODSI
HTcWHIRTER BROS.
We are receipt Of the desirable and we'll selected stock
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
WehaYc ever offered to the the retail trade.
AVING purchaaed this from thelsgest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel he
fancy in saying ta thereby enabled to sell goods
Low PRHC ES
and on IS Reasonable Terms house In the city,
Our present stock eEhracesevery variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such sVery handsome Robes Ala;
q A Tabla
Pente;
French DeLainss plain and Fancy.
French and English SIerinOes
FacOniaPl aids;
Lavellas, for Travelling Dresses;
GBege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of Shas Plain and Fancy Dress CoasI
Black sk all grades together with other article too tedious to
mention.
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic, all grsdes;,
I9&l2-4b sheeiing;
q inch Pillow Cotsn;
~ Brown sheeting;
A. and Of sea island do;
Bro. and bid drs
Pl'd Linsey, all kindo;
FlAnnes all eolers, qualities and prcesi!
Canton Flannels;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size ard quality;
hefseys Satnetts tasSim8reS Vestng Shirts
Fronts, Collars, and every article person may
ind in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly Of
Shoes Hats aud Caps, Dufonr Cos best Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets &c all Of which we invite the attention
cheapest. MeWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North Market sreet-
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Land Agency.
We will bag, sell and locate lands pay Iares Investigate
Land Titles procure Land Patents any
connected with the LANDS Texas would especially
ct tie adjusting Of OLD LAND CLAIMS,
residents, which do in all for a contneeutfee
Ali the conducted information,
in regard to claims, for collection secured
received and receptd for Office and with fun
tons TO correspondents.
JOHN B. MORRIS co.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. 7. H. McMAHAN & GILBERT,0
BRIGGS 4 YARD, r,-.-- IT..
ALLEN & Hale, S"tee1s0t' Ae'oe'e'
Colonel john sNYDUR,
H. H.. b K FIgnAER & Co EassDizs, Tenn.
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TERRASS BROTHERS,
GrOcers, and Dealers in Liquors,
Iron and Castings,
DON'T BE HUMBUG'D!
- *

IF YOU WANT THE GENUINE SCOTCH,
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE, or ROCK CRYSTAL CONVEX PER
ISCOPIC PANTIsC0PIC SPECTACLES, you dErdyS
get genuine reasonable prices The Colo and Silver frames
have name and pebble stamped all sell for Pebble
Brazilian sO-caed Pebble In silver frames for 50 to SO
per pair SC $40 pair, genuine Pebbles steel
So "a per pair silver do 81 50 IS 50 pair
gold superior style frames 81 SIS per pair Those
not acguafRted eh tie bceeH the real PEBBLE dnd
tie ina dtiOn should be careful an Purchasing from n
HEDDLERS, peddle article through the couttry
sell any price they ge and identified with
The people. but only want their orr articles are al
lr4rrated represented and Gl1CdyS hand 10 make
tie guarantee good and giUe entire SdtisTdcti0R.
NB-Wi the lsnted how to tell the real Pebble
prevent their being imposed upon. New
glasses selected to suit and fit in old frames
UsTIn what particular do the Brazilian SPecAces, when
they come from mandatory in Philadelphia differ!
ARsrer-In being sold by JeGo elers.
VIII. CALHOUN & co.
febl9 No. 10 Public Square.
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Only limited the Natural Weather Indicator
will which found the following
places NashviIle:-RAINS BROWN, Public Square A.
STRETCH Union and College streets, DEMOEILLE q
co Church and Cherry and A H ROSCOE
CO., corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81 90. The dcoverer will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by MALL postage paid we'll put up and secure
any person enclosing S2OO money Full and plain
directions for regulating, using, &C. each Indicator
Address LOUIS 8. ULLMAN, Agent
mh3d&w-d COLUMBIA Team
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12

J. l. RIDOELL NJ D. Professor of Chemistry IN the Univer.
sity OF Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
New Orleans, March 81, 1853.
L. g. ULLNLN, Esq-DeGr Sir receive them 18th Dec
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12

RICHARD 0. CURRY A. NJ, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
Medical Jurisprudence and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
AecOrtlsr o. Medical and Physical Science, says:
Mr. LOUIs ULLMlN, DsTT SiF:Tbe little plant you had the
ndress send years ago, still faithfully performs
duty Weather Indicator and delicate it, and
sve to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
onetrC ygromec condition. that it begins indicate gen
orally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept it suspended in my office, standard
(Smhsonian) Barometer and Mason Hygremer
ticed that faithful in indications
II is truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore
tiveness and its durability aoring cheap and reliable
for the purposes which you Apply important
valuable discovery, and believe that will commend itself where
use2. Yours very truly RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, 1853. Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
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JOHN HENRY. NJ. D., WL D., Professor smithson
ian Institute, Washington City, in letter dated July H. 1853
says:
LOUIS S. ULLMAN, EsQ-Dear Sir 1T appears to be peeu
lary sensitive and gives greater range Of molten than
the animated Oat or ordinary catgut
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J. LAWRENCE SMITH, n D late Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Toxoiogy in the University Of Louisville SAYS
december, D. 1851
LoUs s. ULLMAN Esq.-Dedr Sir: have your beautiful
little Instrument and have been regarding with much interest
1t makes remarkable sensitive hygroner and is
nient for this purpose than ea know Of
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN Offering for sale the House and Lot Cherry street.
nov occupied by MIR B Weller.
house large and commodous containing
ty rosm with servants cellars coal and wood Sheds
The good ORDER Of IL being rebuilt
adapted for hst class boarding house than any
In Nashville.
The lot is sixty feet front by hundred
and the house situated the lot admit Of
addition that would render il comnodious hotel in
the city.
large portion purchased with
ndesired.
that hotel keeping is in this city most
business wishing engage such
tion, excellent opportunity procure eligible
being to all the business portions Of the city
For terms, &C. apply 70
dec24-tf A.Y, S. LINDsLET.
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March 2 SO.
S. P CRAWFORD, NJ D., Of Greeneville, Tenn, says:
LOUIS ULLMAS, Esq.-Dedr SRI have had several OF
you Natural Weather Indicators been watching, and
testing for time find Jh-m them he eceedis0ty sest
Ce, and made susceptible TO all hy0rOneieai changes than
tie 6st HygTOeters that Ihdre obscrCed They all dree ia
en- JortHHgthe changes OF tie 1Ceder from - 70 a hours
a ddCd7ce. Ihey simple and believe more re9-
Die and Of utility than most sensitive MICROSCOPES @
and should be in hands Of every individual,
pecialy the farmer, Very respectfully &c, yours,
s. P CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12
ANDREW J. SMITH

ANDREW J. SMITH
no. 81, BROAD WAY, RASHRZLLK, ZERNKSSEB,
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
ETzEL, AxLEs, ELEPTIC SPRINGS,
ND all other articles OF business which he offers
wholesale and retail loWfor cash, At the RbOyeSsnd
tsb9 6o-ig d
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JAS NJ. STAFFORD, NJ D. Professor of Chemistry in the
beand University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Geolog for
the Stateof Tennessee, saws:
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New sugar, COffees Raisinss Sardiness Ncs
JUST RECEIVED
so hhds New Sugar, prime and CaOicei
900 bags CoGee, New CrePs
80 bNs Raisins:
3 do y and = Sardincs;
IS 5bls New Buck Wheat Flour:
Which sill be sold low 10 the trade,
LANIER PHILLIPS q CO
NJ VIII be receiving New Goods daily.
nov24 l. P. 4 -
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From J. o. GRIFFITH, Esq., Of the ProPietors Of the
Union and American.
Nashville, Feb %, 1852
Mr. Louis s. ULLMANr: Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly handed has tested MONTHS andI
have heency saying that uneng weather
fore ling the changes the atmosphere from "a to a hours
ahead commend the attention and patronage Of all classes
as worthy special favor. Respectfully, Re,
J. o. GRIFFITH.
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JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D. L. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Ply oogy in the University Of New York. relative to this
plant, says:
May, 20 1857.
LOUIS s ULLMAN, MsQ-Dear Str have had the Hygro-
meter sent hung Labarory since arrived,
and found 4 . move i'm The manner YOU rePresent"
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LehanOn June To- Ic5I.
Mr.. L. S. ULLMSN-l Dear SIR: fnd your simple ee
CANT little HygrUcOpe, constructed by YOURSELF quite delicate
and believe they will prove be useful and valuable.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-29

DFDon't believe half OF what you
hear-eb but make sure that yon believe
more than half OF what you say.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-21
rs Weekly Dispatch.

,...., haz faken a new start In the pub
a.. e,xor and subscriptions arc coming In very
r.nialv rtis printed on our new Hoo press,
q, manner that Is not To he surpassed Tor Its
-,esrness and besuty of impression. 1t is ar
ranged with more caro- than ever. and ~ GER
.ainIv the cheapest, while it il one OF the
abandonment and most interesting weekly news
papers in the United States. In its news de-
pertment, we have an epitone Of The events OF
the week It's literary department is select
cd with care from a number of the very best
literary Journals OF the day, of TINS country
and England, which are procured a. consider
able cost. It's general variety Is highly inter-
eating and instructive. lis commercial depart
ment 10 prepared with care, and is reliable
Always popular, its large subscription list
would. nevertheless, have greatly exceeded ITS
present number had we been able 10 print IL
and arrange II better. The recen. improve
nnents 1t has undergone are bringing IN new
subscribers In battalions.
We shall soon publish the highly interesting
story from the pen Of the accomplished author
OF the "Mozis AppCMs LETTER." II has
been delayed somewhat beyond our promise
of a few weeks since but when it comes, il
will be, we are sure, Il very capital story. Sub
seribers who desire TO get 1t should sena IN
their names Al once. 1t will be commenced
in the course of few weeks at furthest. The
Dispatch has arranged a plan for occasional
original stories, BY southern men Of genius,
which will appear during the year, while lis
selected miscellany shall be equal to that OF
any paper in tho country.
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DIED.,

On Wednesday. the Goth nj july NJ tue rest
dance Of Edflund Winston, in the county of Han
over. ICY FEACHY. pow Eli, youngest child
of u. Leo and Maria J.. Powell, aged one year,
one month and twenty days.
The friends OF the family are requested To attend
her funeral. from the residence of her parents on
the corner of LIST and Franklin stfeets NJ l. eitrh
Thursday morning.
ON the.lash inst. At the resdSlee OF her ialhor,
in Sidney. MOLLY f., ony daughter oil j.. = ehd
Maria Ainory.
Her funeral will take place. from her fathers re-
Sidcnec, at 1 o clock this afternoon.
Rest, sweet Molly. forever rest.
Thou. h sonr parents weep below.
Safe in the bosom OF thy God,
No sorrow shalt thou know.
ia Rel sious Herald please copy.
On "Wednesday, aotl, inst, WILLIAM WILSON
PAINE, son OF Vim. q. Paine, ased years and 8
ha. "a
Friends of tho family are invited 10 attend tle
funeral, frniu the residence of hts father, on rauh
lin, between 5th aud 9th streets, this afternoon az
81 o. clock.
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MILITARY.

HEAD'RSF CO, lsr REG. VA. EOL5,{
RICHMOND, July 70, 1859.
EDrdrP No. 4.
III Hereafter and until further order. Corlnthian
- Hall will he open every FRI DAY NIGHT tcoIll-
inencins with Friday I'D inst.,I at 81 O'Clock, T.
NJ. for SQUAD DRILLS of this Company.
By order OF the CAPTAIN.
jy Ats JESSE Henry, LIST sergeant.
:, GRAYS, ATTENTION - Parade, IN tTaHt
A. ol the Custom-iIouse, on TIL RSDAl ~ EN-
M ING next. at s o'clock. in undress UNIFORM
III Ii is much IL re desired that every member
-- should 50 arrange Ia be present.
By order Captain ELLIOTT.
is an-2t Holm Z. ROGERS. Orderly.
cPsYS yTCNGGOS.-Attend drills at
q Military Hall this (MONDAI) nl%ht; also, on
EWEUNESDAY and FRIDAY nights next al >
hio'clock. n -
- kNbPSACKS-Call on Lieut. Boss EUx and
procure knapsacks and extra Cross beits. NgulI
bers Ia wing old knd psacks Will have thei! 'arhia'eu
and re-lettered
!; ~ ~ LIZ VI 0"F'' ROGERS Orderly.
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Re.opening of the Slave Trade.

RP.vpenin2 OF sHe
Accounts of the re-opening OF the slave
trade come from such various and opposite
quarters, and are repeated with such persis-
tency and detail that It's impossible to doubt
that they have some foundation in fact. The
Washington correspondent of the Alexandria
Sentinel saws that the violation OF the laws for
the suppression of the slave trade is open and
unblushing. Another letter writer says it is
an event OF frequent occurrence. The repeal Of
all laws prohibiting tho African slave trade is
strongly urged bya party in The South, and
by journals in Southern States OF ability and
influence
Undoubtedly, any condemnation OF the vio-
ation OF the slave trade laws in the southern
States cannot come with consistency from the
. multiplying abolition Journals OF the North
But il IS none the less the duty and The policy
of the Sonth 10 respect the laws of the land
The law is our own shield and buckler, aGd
we have hitherto been able 10 slcclare that
however II may have been trampled under
foot elscwhere the Sou III has been law abiding
conservative, faithful 70 the spirit and the
letter OF cur obligations under the national
compact and the legislation of Congress 1t
This position which has given the South moral
power superior 10 It's physical, which has COM
manded the respect and alliance OF the conser-
vatiye and influential classes of northern socie.
ty. Let Us not throw away this moral strength
and dignity; let us not unfurl on southern
soil the flag of bad faith, notification and a
higher law
In regard 10 the policy of repeating existing
laws against the slave trade, we suppose there
can be but one opinion in Virginia. The cor
respondent Of the Alexandria Seatiaei is I'M
doubleday right in the opinion that the repeal of
the anti-slaye trade laws and the importation
of thousands of native Africans would re-
duce the value of slave property iii The State OF
Virginia fully half. rich harvest would
be reaped by the New England mercantile ma
| rine, by importing slaves from Africa in
Northern vessels and carrying the greatly in.
creased crop of cotton 10 market. But Vlr
| ginia's interests are opposed to it.
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T,uudou Tnhaceo 9rarke ct,
Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, july aD.-Flour dull-Howard street
1915. V heat has 4 declInin-, tendency-cholce
white declined Hoe. and quoted AZ 1:DTl.f5. Corn
dull-White -; yellow ~ 6s2. Bacon sides 9t5.-
Mess Pork IS %. Whlskey 25c.
NEW YORK, July 2U-Stocks dull ana lower. a:
G's u. Flour heavy at $50 06. Wheat lowcr-Red
49, 30 " hte l45 LOO Corn dull, with down
ward tandnncy --quotatlons nominal. Mess PORK
1875; prime ll1j. Lard and Whskey steady.
p. M-Cotton firm and unchan sed. Southern
Flour &J70a6 Su.ar active. Orleans MoasaeS
35r42c Turpenline IS. kosin dull Mt Sl.57'..-
Rice heavy at ga as.
Sales in New York. Tuesday, of 81 go Virginia
Gs at 9i}4; 5000 do, G's at "a y; : 900 v I.
IS at %; and $50 100 Tennessee 6's 90 at 80.
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: "CHisyyI,K, TOR sALa.-'

~ scrlber offers fer sale, privately, his FARM
called " Chlsglck,' situated IA milos west Of
Richmond, on the Three Chopped road There
are 10 acres OF Land. including a large and excel
lent meadow. Ons-thlrd is under cultivation sna
into fields.
The improvements consist Of an rcallen. one md
with good barn. corn house, smoke house kitcben'
ice house, Sc. &c. The orchards ars extenslye
thd iruit choice. The health OF the place il pro
verbally good.
Persons Interested arc invited To call and exam
Inc the premises for themselves.
Also, two good COWS for sale.
il Sim f,En -
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DEATH or A MISlsrEE.-Rey. w. r. Pow.
ell, one of the editors of the "virginia Ban.
tist,'' died, at Goshen Depot. OH the VIRGINIA
Central Railroad, on "Wednesday last Mr.
Powell was known rs one OF the founders
or one of the introducers in Virginia. of what
is known as the Test question in the Rants,
Chnrch--total abstinence from all that intoxI-
membership e"uish
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=, - HALF MILES FROM RfCHMoNQ, con
TAAlpNSlNG, one HUNDREp. AND f0RrT
above, containing 40 ACRES, within two and
hall rllcs OF the city of Richmond about
forty acres cleared and in GOOD head tho balance s
toleTahly well set III pine and OAK. Tie i,nproya-
mcnts consist OF framed DWELLING with three
rooms ana the usual out houses and well OF ~
ceteht water III The yard. The location IL ht altlr
and secretly very good. ANY further IN f1rugtIpsH
concerning the farm can he had b, appI,fuz la
RU. H. LYME Land AGENT.
Office IN basement Metropolitan Hall.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND, tEA.,1 july 70, 1859.
Hasa Water THIS day (Taursdog) -. o'efo'h.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Il. X. Hawley, Prltchard, Alexandria, coal
$chr. A. r. JohnsGn. Patterson. James River
5 Schr. Henry Cole, IIazeIton. Boston, lc"' b,
WafdwcIl CO. :,.,-1,,
Schr. Jefferson, Jarvis, Eastern Shore. cofh' "'
W. Grcttcr. a.; l.,,.f.r
Sinop New packet. Gray. SnithheId, llndz.,
At cit, Point. ship Wild tazeie' humphreys
from Boston, to Charles Palmer
SAILED.
schr. I.ynchjuTg, Harris, New York 'hdi'' j. "
Is. Currir. r.prD
Bark lnLn Kerr. Capt. Sweetzer. tor GLASGOW
viii, t@ n1ats and lsV halt hhds. Tobacco by CAS-
kies harrison.
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Rirhmnlih Qispatrh.
THURSDAY MORNING. =. JULY 81. 1859
p,...,.h for the springs.

NspNtch for thr SpftHzs' ,.nn.
parsons Visiting the various wateTihs-Pi"0
ear have the Dispatch sent to them any 'e"s''
az time .hey may desire, by leaving directions
=, ,ns countlrr.rocm. II will be forwarded
nv thu .ar,,cs, mails, and embrace all the news
IN fha latest hour.
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81 subscriber, on the 5th Of July = ne1ro We
- man. named ELIZABETH. Shs IS sirEeF
~ bread color. hlzh cheek tones, thin face,
49,. bout - years old, and has one wrist dis7-
Gated. She was hfousht from PAGE county. W.,
where she has husband. will sive the sDoy- 70
ward # delivered 70 lan. or confined IN any place
where can Eet possession of her.
is iS-ts HENRY MILLER Broad 81.
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RUNAW AXIS.

20 $50 REWARD.-Ra away f.uni lr
xG Friends farm, IN Henrieo. Il ne.ra ma
a named HENRY; el9 >orbresd color, hush'
<S2 hoad, looks down and smiles " hea srokou to
-y-e- about six feet h.th, ~ ye.rs nId, and YER
likely; has lived ~ BIankInslllp's ,,1Gla and :,
Grant = factory; has wife nj Mr. WeidTops uear
puEatS Chapel, on Duysl street. ! wall sjvs sa) j!
dcA.creh t. NJ (. y. Daluey OF Richmond.