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FoREST WINE BITTERs.

TURNER'S FOREST WINE BITTsiS are a cure for
Fever and AEue. Flatulency. pysTe' sir. Costive-
uess, or Heayipess. General Debility Nausea Head
ache, irregularity Of the Digestive Organs Nervous
frostat alton, Neuralgia. Rheumatic Aae ections. and
most OF the ills that flesh Is heir 20. They will be
found not only CURATIVE but also the best rRKvRN-
rAuvE ever introduced in California.
To- These BTrTERS, manufactured srorn the
choicest medical roots, barks and herbs. by Turner
Brothers. are WARRANTED TO be the hest now in use
on the faeihe Coast, and can be taken with perfect
safety by persons Of all ages aud conditions
e. TURNER BROTHERS, Manufacturers or every
description OF syrups, Cordals. Filters &C. at n
YORK, Buffalo y. Y. and San fIancisco, Cal
GINGER wrNR
CAUTION To THE PUBi1T.-Th@ rhpata,ian ava
dedto TURNER'S GINGER WINE. sni ti,s ,F s..',,j.l
popularity il has received has ben tie ueans Or
pnttins in Ito the market marr sruIio,s n l..
a. Bsrurc u s.rs tazs cafrfc.fss sgs :, sso .u
consumers OF efSGkR MINT r. st..,i4,- ~. -
as none Is genuine save such hste ua1 s.rt-sifs
In a circle sie. plate, surrounaea bs lie iuscr.
iptian-- ..TURVfES GINGER WINE nrcr...i ~.
TURNER BROTH RS New York, Bailalo N !. and
san Francisco, California.
ear Mandatory and salesroom in San Fran.
isoo, cor. Brcsf~ay and Front Street sssu,
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

E1-A farmer 10 Georgia is doing q 1ae
business raiing tci1e bGclberries. lie
saws they are like ether JiacS.bsrri's. gene
rally red when they are green.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

Fanny Fern says she once had narrow
escape from being minister's wife. and
.ieils bow she would have acted IN such
case. An exchange. In commenting ou the
matter, says hat il she had narrow escape
than the minister than it was fearful to
contemplate indeed
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

1t is said tina. all vicious men In New
York will hereafter were a badge over the
heart In the form Of a sickle. The wicked
will be distinguished from the righteous by
wearing key on the left breast.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

tLNnfCti- WIT ''l7---...s----- sare rav
sidney Smith. i universal sgniirent aitiss
human heart:'' teifrsrsr \ sees ia troW5it
L. ai,raysW Wr1ts 10 relieve him.
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Couvry sunvrr1n's OFFICE.
Cc-.- g -s-,, ,-yADA.

C--.- &C = So, .-s.Ds.
ygT' T. CAMILLE 81. u-IaeN
C4a-,. rue..r. i-I --l.
-. p.krrs. arr hsrciv clutiaue' against eu-
y lrtfr. .niIser ersrsars inaD such may be-
o.. 4ui'. sa riam fHis e~',r
lsf.9-i fraHt "a .-'s.f 7 csiy r.
Ctlr. -. -oe $50 -rr,ey or sc-.rr..f arrs-f
ter nifae hv au, ietsen eEstNt tie farHs5 frta ar
10 his 'cl rs shall be- considered lesni cteI.. in
go Ioautg Surveyor
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

Theyf have got d new litsry company
hChifago. They d.'l six ilnCs a weet. ar7
'haye'now got so they can form sfraieht
linr-by leaning sai1si fence.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

The tev ,oo w~der's heart is baby.
Keen ,sat wsl,~fed with praise and you
can uploo,,>eery pantry in the house.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

TIN Nina uparant and r1osi vans
bic discovery ha tsrn ia.e'y made ID
vicaity uf Tema 4' on sixty COLL +. f-,r
Los Angeles, e. ihe inryari that Of
tin mine. the ert of lloh has been ,sss r,..
and found tocoi tairtv-two per ens ag
metal. a mum ~ emea have q
Los Angeles fof taa nice. u T. is r son ..
that S-luudant capital viii be infas.
the.rompt and profitable working ofthe ore.
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&1Oo.Ooo!!!

ITANrrr, 90 Gold Dust weekly. Sioc ,oa1, for
W which the highest price III be rtid-Gold
Dust sent o. the Nni without charge except for Il
pre- sage. Advances made az al times duet sent
to tie Mint have also Melting Enruacs. and viii
melt gold intu bars iuF parties deairlrr it.
DRAFTS cN TIE ATLANTIC STATES
roThCuCHiLfs' DRAFTS OK FuRofE
CHECKS Al par on sACR ssiENTO 4 sA., FRANCIsCO
Special and General uercsites received a. usual
Collections and Banking Duaiuess promptly attend.
ti %.
a .ilcuc, " eight ycars IN Grass Valley trust
has lnfHe .ualccntiy we'll Antvn. not 20 ueci
fur'hcs eularrrffsli --Oace 81 the Uli stand one
door below t.c Exchange.
A. III sNO.
Grass Valley January Il. 1850 .5tf
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

fH rrsNcr
TE-.vAi.4S &c. =
- r-' ti.e sery hest of src- + irs O. ~ best.
rtg!e aHf a.
er T-TE HyrT ~ fe1r-faTE = TEn1is
ffaetss lft-f al fie above s-'stg llarnf ai'i ~
d..I.a nj saw. permanent tuaiaafs have
aHs.fr' fH5 rr ir of iis- aus tsi iAfe " AM iu.
fsn' go farli.H fiv customer with anything fhe
uelt-' ssra ami shall ia e-ife cAats@ nsle fia
q I..srs '.iav price.
r,ag in.iy lslirtins thet sisiiars 90 our yi.isre
where fnd equal aee'n uis.ia sfsr 81 a'as
fuarer. in,ife al % sise c.l'l and f.F
ti.Hsitaa.
ise IN. uArw
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned haze this aay formed law Co
L partnership under tho arm and style of Dbblc
a Lansing
DIBBIE 4 LANSING.
Sept. is. 1850
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7vc irc bsloa the platform adaFiei By the late
7f i.s Carsea.'an. Witch ras reported hv Mr fv-
lau7, e. ahn-n ~ Tire committee appointed for shat
raro'e- T. was pa opted riih aufrc unas'r'tg. and
rtla 'o.nu''ei ci 20 al good tni true democrats
.-lr.-- la--- tIa .-t...
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NEaFkEIs.

New ORLEANS, June -Cotton-sales to-
dry 700 bales: middiing 1901. Sales of
the week 1850 bales. r celpts of the week
200 bales against 1850 bales last year. Elk
ports of the week IA, $50 bales. Total ex-
ports of the season l,672000 bales. Receipts
at this port ahead of last year 122,500 bales
At all Southern ports 664 500 bales. Stock
at n W Orleans $4,000 salts. Coffee steady
at lI49Il4 sales of the week $500 bags.
Imports OF the week $500. Stock at New
Orleans 10000 bags against 81 900 bags last
year. Exchange on London 92(9105. New
York 60 days II discount. Sight premium.
New YORK, June 1O.-Flour has declined
5@lOc. Rio Coffee at auction I0(9Ilk. Su-
gar, Orleans 6G96S. Cotton buoyant and &C
tive advanced /. Sales 1000 bales; Middliug
Upland lIs' Flour dull; sales 1000 Dbls
S6gar, Muscovado 52@65. Coffee firm, 100
III.
CINCINNATI, June IO.-Flonr has an adj
vanciug tendency. Sales $685. S097 90
Wheat advanced 5 cents. Corn firm 50.
Whisky, sales 1850 bbls.-25I.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI June s.--CANDIES AND SoAP.-Star
Candles are very firm zoe for full weight and 1sc
for IA oz-wh light stock, and general indsposi-
ton 20 sell for future delivery We continue TO quote
Tallpw at 121z9l3Izc, and opai at lie.
Soap is steady at 1z1Tc for No. and extra. 7s7
boxes Candies, and AIS boxes Soap, were exported
during the week.
HAY-Th, market ruled steady and firm during the
week, al SIS 5zfd19 per ton for prime.
HI1ES--There is less enquiry for Dry, and prices
about lie lower. We quote Flint at 16G17 Dry
Sailed 15CG16c Green Sailed SzO9c. and Green Sc.
IRON-Pig very dull and except in the small way
prices merely nominal Ohio Hot Blast is retailing
at S3093l but stated in last, round lots can
be purchased far below these rates Tennessee Pig Is
dull at $50, and Blooms at $50 No change in Bar. A
fair business is doing at 95zr.
LEAD AND SHUT-The market is unchanged and
dull In the regular way we quote Pig Lead ats 4@6c,
and Par at 6@514c. Sheet and Pipe sell at 71z@72c.
Shot sells at S209S2 so per keg.
EEATHER-A moderate demand only exists, but the
market is steady and firm, at our last quotAtons, which
We continue
Sole, city tanned, per tb s2@s4c
Hemock, do. do. 27(63oc
Harness Leather, do, So9 ,3c
c cslfs SKINS, per doz DO s ssssso'
Kip do do. $1,000
Upper Leather, per doz 5000
Bride do do. 35S94O
LUMBFR-There has been better demand for
green at the river and large business done at
sl to s14 per NJ, for RATS as they run, but towards
changed.
BR0oMs-The supply is light, and the market very
All KINDS shaker Is becoming ScstrCef anu
would sell at SO % arrival We quote as follows:
Common 81 5OE0S2 90
Fancy OOC9 90
Extra do 8 00a 25
Shaker a Is
FEATHERS-The demand has been light and the
market dun at 43t944c.
OII-Linseed dui and has been sold at low as zoe.
L I'd is steady 90c, including brls. No change in
Red
CHEESE-The market has been very dull through
cut the week, and prizes have declined &c since
last review dosing dull at Sc for prime W. r, an
prices .ndng downward.
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF FURNI-
TURE.-Among Ii most attractive institutions
IL ihc city is the large ware rooms of Messrs.
GRoOMEs & CAvERT, No, Is. College street.
In this establishment you will find everything
you want in the way of furniture, from a six
hundred dollar sett to two dollar cradle.
NJ, s~rs. GRooMEs & CAvERT have large man
ufactory of their own, and hence their furni-
tu,e has the advantage of being home made
a very great advantage, as every body knows,
over that brought from the North. Their fur
niture is finely finished, and is made to last,
a combination of qualities that we TOO seldom
find is such articles of modern manufacture.
In passing down College street drop in at No.
Is, aud look around, even if you do not wish
to purchase Mr.. GROoMEs will be there. and
ne will axe pleasure in showing you through
his cstahli, hment. By reference to the advcr-
lisemcnt of Mcssrs. GRooMEs & CAvERT, you
will find that they are Offering furniture
at reduced prices.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

WfxAHSS> DR.. KING formerly of New York for
ME1Gz<S the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
lucky, and who has devoted his the treat
mem Of private diseases for so years, hatiers
himself, having attended 10 practice for so many
years and cured many thousands he is enabled 10
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from mjudcious medical treatment,
or from neglect of their own. Or. Kings Dspensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second story where he cures all diseases OF
private nature.
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date efectuaily cured in
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out OF neglect bad treatment, can be effect ually
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL observation-disclosures tionhaving been
given this disease and all :he consequences grow
ing out OF IT, brought in many cases by the de-
structiye habits Of inconsidcrate Youths and
sve indulgence of the passions, neglect Of which will
undermine the sitution rende: ing the subject unfit
Females who may be aboriag with any difficulty OF
tfe Womb may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case fee enclosed directed to Dr. A. King,
No. D Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the necessary medicnesent 20 their address, with
eessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Once
hoursfrom o'cOckin the morning until in the eve
ming may30-indAwly
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az" The Concert ut the Nashville Female
Academy, Thursday night, drew out fair
auditory as respects numbers, and a rery fair
one as respects Il large proportion of those
present. Ii was not, however, so large rs the
merits Of the performances. deserved. Mrs De
RooDE was in fine spirits, and we never heard
her To better advantage. She is unquestion-
ably an artistic of high order of ability, and
sung with great power and sweetness; whilst
her fair companions piano execution was
most delightful. The formers rendering of
the "Marseilles Hymn" was truly soul-sIir-
ing. The rest of the performances, partiea-
ly Mrs KEArING's harp pieces, were excellent.
Why can't our citizens have more of those
admirable concerts?
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I'VE ~iiipsy abe highesteash prseefor lee good
w yeang Negre 4ea and wonlen at No. So Cedar
street H. II. HAYNES 4 60
aatI-
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LAST OF THE HooP ITEMS = Hoop items,
says the Mobile Mercury, are going out of
fashion as items of iterest for newspaper
They used to be the cream of newspaper
jokes. But, alas, for the fickleness of popular
favor. they are no longer marketabiei Such
an accident as happened at crossing up town
the other day, year ago, would have been
sure to get into the papers but now it is
doubtful if it ever will. 1t was about thus
Little boy was leading lady in full spread,
about one and a halt PAGES. Boys foot
slipped off a curb-stone, and he fell. Lady,
dixie woodman whep he sees snake too
near to stop moment um, mends gait and
jumps over,) made bound to clear boy. Boy,
one of the quick, active sort, up in twinkle,
and Of course, came up under. Lady was in
a predicament. Gloyed swells, with slender
canes, were putting on attitudes on opposite
corner. Lady became confused, boy also
confused. and couldn't or wouldn't ele-
vate the network that held him. She
trusted to luck, and surged on, but boy
couldn't clear. Surged again-upper fasten-
ings, gave way. and lady walked clear ont of
hoops. Exquisites exploded, lady collapsed
and disappeared into dressmaker's shop,
and boys head fastened. like pigs in a
crack, in one of the insterstices of the ex-
him. That would have been an accident
worth telling in the days of "hoop acct
dents."
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w. b. REESE, JR., ESQ The Knoxville
Register thus speaks Of w. b. REESE, JR,, Esq,
candidate for Attorney General and Repor-
ter:
Mr.. Reese is not only promising lawyer
and u man OF rare literary attachments. buta
man who seeks to elevate himself above the
mere common pr jndices of society. Should
he be elected 10 the position TO which he is
aspiring he will fill it with credit TO himself
and the cititizcns of the State who elevate
him. In addition, we will add, that unlike
many other towns, the Lawyers of Knoxville,
although the or at majority of them are men
b rs Of the Opposition party, have uniformly
aud with only few exceptions, liftrd them
selves above mere party strife in the selection
of Judicial officers.
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The German Language.

We learn that DIR. A. W. MEsECK has
yielded to the solicitations of numerous per-
class the German Language. Those who
may desire to join his class should make early
application. lie will devote to the class an
hour each morning and evening. His system
OF teaching is such that he confidently be-
lieves he can learn any person of ordinary
intelligence TO speak the language in three
months Apply at his office, corner of Line
and College streets. May l4-tf.
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Digestion and Prosperity.

80 l. not what we Eat bat what Digest
that makes os thrive." tbs Is a
mails as 81 Individuals Il : also thai not
shat make bal what save that makes ns
i'rosper0a&" la order ~ scents the desirable re
suls g. be obtained from gTArtscal belief IA these
q an
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Steamboat and River News.
ARRIVED.
June l0.-Hudson. Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Minnetonka, Paducah.
Umpire, do.

Umpire, do.
Capt MuLER's beautiful and popular boat
the b. w. R,nyqn, is the regular mail packet
for st. Louis to-day at O'Clock.
The swift Eta, commanded by the glorious
Capt. CoRBErr, will bring up the excursion
lists from the RmydH to-day and take hr
passengers over the SHOALS.
The Cairo correspondent of the St. Louis
Republican, says under dale of the 7th:
The b. H. Ruu,yan came in from the Cum
bcrlaud at noon, with u light freight but u
large excursion trip >. Sac bad near 800 ladies
and gentlemen slowed away and hung up
about her. the state 70 pms being ali taken up
by hdics. This is understood To be the Ran
gui, : last trip of the season, and she has Ger
Iainly made 1t IA brilliant one.
The ST. Louis republican of the sth says:
The Ruaydn had on board 200 passengers,
ladies and gentlemen of Nashville, nine-tenths
OF whom visit 81. Louis for the first time in
their lives. The affair Is pleasure eXcur-
sion on u grant scale. The party Is gay
Que, aud m'rth, music and dancing was the
order of the "trip. They are represented to
have enjoyed themselves exceedingly. Among
them are several members of the Press OF
Nashville. The party will return on the
RUHyaH tomorrow.
The Rpyan remained at ST. Louis till
Thursday day longer than was expect
ed.
Twenty inches. water on Harpeth
Shoals.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-11

FIRE!-After number of false alarms Of
fire recently we ha8one yesterday morning
that was a little too real to make joke of
The fire broke out about aybreak in the loft
of EuBANK's Livery Stable, on Deaderick
street, between Cherry and Summer. and in a
short time the building was destroyed. For
tunntely the fire was discovered in time 30
turn out the horses and remove the buggirs.
&c, from the stable. We could not learn the
amount of Mr.. EUBANK's loss, though il is not
n very heavy one. Two Of his horses. turned
into the streets among the rest came up miss
ing after the fire; but it is presumed they
will speedily be recovered. II is not known
how the fire originated. PECE's Carriage
Mandatory. adjoining the stables, took fire.
and was in imminent danger for awhile of
being destroyed, but it finally yielded to the
watcr-cure 80 vigorously administered by the
gallant tircmen, and escaped with the loss OF
its roof
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Children's Panacea.

Prepared by tire Grefenburg Company.
The true worth Of tins extraordinary and valuable
Medicine, never be set forth IN words hut IL can
be felt and appreciated by mothers, whose children
have been s4iatcheG from death by lie use.
The celebrated Dr. Williams who has devoted .
life Ia study has anay zed this remedy and says tho
Grefenberg Children's Panacea, is compounded with
espeoil reference to the Immature state Of the
nerves, blood vessels glands aud bones OF the chds
body. Should a mother neglect TO provide herself
with this invaluable remedy, she may Chance 20 be-
hold death claim her children and have no one to
blame but herself II is a cure for all dis
eases ~ childhood and receives IL deserves uni
yeTsal appreciation. Ir tin, OF South Carolina
says " IL j. the best general medicine for infants
that ever saW." Dr. Watts, Of New York, writes
In all diseases caused by teething ii IL certain
remedy" DIR. Colson, Of Indiana, says: "a In cases
of Group have as Il with marked success also In
Measles fevers from teething diarrboa pains In the
stomach, bowels, kc. should be guilty Of great
neglect did not recommend il In the highest terms"
HS- FIfty cents per bottle with full directions.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
may6 Agent Graf Ia
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Old Dyer is now considered one of the
most productive counties in the Southern
States. All that Is needed TO make her the
''star" county in the Southwest Is q stage
route. Shall we have it Or must our emf.
grafton be turned in another direction because
of our own inertness.- Dyersbsag recorder.
Yes, end if you had the stage. route. yoa
would MT be satisfied till you got martha
box. and then you'd tara right around aad
want something else. SOMEBODY'S never know
when 10 be satisfied.
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8 400 Weward for Sim !.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber at Decherd ne
N pot, on the night OF the 2Srd Of March last Ne
gro Man named JIM az yellow complexion, about 50
years Of age feet high will weigh about It's pounds
Jim raised by 5. MAKsH ksq-, OF Dixon county,
Tenn There Is small his len nostrii, that
ularly remembered by any one 10 which breast
thss h He has rather a down look and
eneminate expression out % the when spoken 20,
though good counicnance, with broad forehead and
round eyes. Jim had when be lett Pea Jacket
of black Casinetf aud yeos Jeans Pants, son Hat Of
pnrpls color. lie 4 a blacksmith by trade, and was
sold BY n = Hawkins % vs.. J. Martin.
The above reward will be paid 10 any one who
will deliver him CHATTANOOGA lena. or 10 4.
3 Hawkins. 30. Is Cedar street, Nashville. Tenn.
". !. MARTIN.
APT-n Chattanooga. Tennessee
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LAND FOR SALE.

NOR sale very desirable Tract OF Land, contain
IL ing about 80 Acres, fronting on the Murfrees-
b"ro' Turnpike aud within lies Of the corporation
OF Nashyl e, aud in the neighborhood of Franklin
and Minerva Colleges and the Washington Insti-
tute.
This valuable Tract of Land is well adapted for q
hrst-rate residence, commanding of the finest
views in David on county. great portion OF the
land is rich bottom, with branch of excellent wa
ter running through IL from about 90 never failing
Springs. Its short distance from the city will rem
der Il valuable for Brewery, nistlery, 1annery or
any manuf'ctnring business which requires a large
quantity of pure water and is unsurpassed for mar
ket garden, orchard and winery. Tie in pTovsments
consist Of a Frame House, nearly new with Kitchen
Stables, nc, aud all enclosed with a good fence
chiefly plank and picket. Terms very liberal
For particulars apply to
may26-triw2m L. r. GIASC0CK 4 co.
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If you do Hoofdnd's German Biters, prepared
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and sold by druggists and store keepers throughout
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.etter from the President of the United States.
IT'S FREE FROM POISON.
NV YoRK, October LIST, is


Mr. E. LYoS-Dear Sir: We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them perfect
ly harmless to mankind and domestic amin Is, but
certain death when Inhaled by bugs ants and insects
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
IAuRANcE REID, Prof. Chemistry N. Y. Hos.
Mr.. John l.. Rome, Superintendent of the New
York Hospital, says, she has expelled all the bugs,
ants reaches, moths, &c, with Lyons Pow Ter, and
fuds il ofimmense value"
Every gardener aud housekeeper must have d.
rect interest article of this kind Reference can
be made TO the Astor st. Nicholas and Metropolitan
Hotels; to Judge Meigs, President of the American
Institute; James Gordon Bennett Gen. Winfield Scott
Cyrus W Field L. NJ. Perse, of the Five Points Mis-
sion &c, &c. Judge Meigs says, 'sThs discovery Of
Prof. Lyon is of national importance. The farmers
Club have tested il thoroughly. II will destroy To-
Gusts grasshoppers, ants, moths, bugs and all YER
min. Garden plants can be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements made through Messrs.
BARNES & PARK, Of New York, 10 have il sold
throughout the world Many worthless limitations
are advertised BE cautiousi
"NEw YoRK, November sth, 1858
''In retiring from business, have sold all my In
sect Powders Pills, Letters Patent aud the Sc
crets pertaining thereto, TO Nessrs. Barnes Park.
This powder is discovery made by myself and
brought from the interior Of Asa, and is unknown
any other persons. The genuine and effective article
is put up tin cansters, aud VIII continue to bear
my name. f.. LYON"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder,
and killed by a Magnetic PILL order them
through any merchant
'Tis Lyons Powder kills insects in atrice,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice
Sample Flasks IS cents; regular sizes so and
100. Follow directions Use freely and thorough
ly BARNES PARK,
aprI4-4mdwtw. Is aud Is Park Row, n. York