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Iots in NXcGaaNOck.

T HAVE fer sale privately, z5 lots in McGavock,
i situated Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, AIbert Avenue, Hendershott and James
stree 3, which will sell at great bargal s. These
Lots among of the most beautiful in that adj
dtion, and 10 those of small means, wanting cheap
homes, is their chance For particulars call on
z. X. GLASCUCK,
oct7-tf Agent.
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f. 5. HAWKINS,
G. ENE. N Al - " MI

TOR the purchase aud sale OF Resting Of keAi rs
L tate. buying and selling or hiring q Negroes
once No Is Cedar street, Nash Tie, Team
1 viii attend promptly 70 any business entrusted
"a INV s.are decis-tf
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W. ". CNVADS ~ CO.'S
PAT Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee of the above patent about one year
ago and has since ntroduced extensively in various
portions of the State asks the attention of build
ers, and the public generally 10 examine its superior
ity over other modes of Roofing
The material forms hard aud smooth surface. II
is impervious to water, elastic and uexibiei II wal
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure To hre II Is
cheaper than any roof of the old STYLE and am sure
ii will give better satisfaction 20 its durability there
is question. II is the best thing ever invented for
painting Of old leaky tin roofs.
as- The Cement will be furnished to those at a dis
lance with directions for using.
a4- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Sc Orders sent to the undersigned, through the
Post Office Will be promptly attended To-
/ would respectfully refer to the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment ana many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS MECHANlCS OF NASHVILLE
Maj. A. HERMAN,
Messrs HUGHES X SMITH,
COLEMAN & SPAIN,
wM SToCKELL,
Mr.. II. NJ. AkERoYD,
WARREN 4 MOORE,
HoUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Col. II /, 1NDkRsoN, N Co.,
Rev d. ELLIOTT,
d. f. wILKlN,
r. J. MEIGS,
ENOCH ENSLEY,
SLAUGHTER * HEREFORD,
W. B. sHAPARD,
n. WILLARD,
A. v. :. IINDSLEY,
Gen. WASH BARROW,
W. II. GORDON X co
JAS II. kENDRICk,
Rector +. G.. SMITH, Columbia.
Mai. A. j. D0NEISON, Davidson countys
Col A. J. POLK, Maury county.
HS- The Nashville X Chattanooga Railroad Ccmpa
ny have adopted this Cement FOR the covering OF their
ears and other work.
a. CERTIFICATES and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere, where the Cement has been In genera
nse for several years, can be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged in various modes
OF Cement roofing for many yrs and natters himself
that he has gained some experience and knowledge
during thai time.
have made arrangements receive n superior
imported article OF RoodRg Felt from JOHNSTON BKo-
THEIRS, New York.
Samples of Roofing to be seen at Office.
j. T. NArHURST, %
once No. IS Deaderick street,
mavI5-sm NASHVILLE. TESx.
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miscellaneous.
FREE-S0IL PROPERTY
.qaaa For Sale.

On McLemore. 5etsaeen Church and Broad streets,
I AM offering for sale, privately, that valu- o.
L able HOUSE AND Il0f, situated on McLe- LII
more street between Church and Broad sts., 4,ss
fronting McLemcre 60 feet, running back leo feet,
TO alley The improvements consist OF two store
brick, containing rooms in the main building, by
sides kitchen servants rooms, stable &c There IS
also fine well Of never failing water, besides other
coRvenienees which makes il all together desirable
place. Independent of its being free from taxation
and central to the busnass portion of the city, and
with all the advantages of being in the corporation,
will recommend itself to the favorable consideration
of those wishing purchase
II not sold privately before the 9TH OF DFCEM-
Der NEXT, / VIII offer il at public sale, the prem
ises at IL O'Clock. For terms, &c., apply to
nov2O-u z. r. GLASCcCK, Agent
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TIVE undersigned Will sell before the FIRST
j. OF MARCH MKT, 81 the most desirable
TRAITS Of Land m the STATE Of Tennessee. upon
mosasing terms % the purchaser. The land lies up
the North side 81 the Cumberland river about
miles below Carthage, the County seat q smith
Ia which pcint the river - a. BaviSabe from IL
mouth ap Nashville Il ~ very fertile, well water
cd by springs unusually free bme; and well adapt
ed the production of Corn. rubacco, Wheat Cotton
ANAL gram al ksnds aaa the grasses The tract
CONTAINS aboas $50 acres; largely bounded BY the
Cumberland river and u Contiguous two or three
tarupkss heading different dreetous rum -aBonl
half CLEARED, the balance Is wood- land The
improvements a large Dwelling House, Work
tioase khehen aud smoke House-ah Of BRICK and
weH baflt-and other out holssts soei aud = ane
Orchard ef Apple and other frail The place
distinguished Tor healthfaiaes-A sAct Aitcstesi By
TIE experience Of ths same occupant fer Ihaa
thirty years
Ne Sili also sell a the same time, and rpoa the
sans accommodating tsrnss, seo aaimproso1 Loss.
Gesirably iocAted IA The lows q Carthage.
Pcfsoss desiring 20 pafckAse Fsaaeztea % visit
and exanline tiic aeoss described properiy Aad
iIs vaiue by prrsonal lnslestion-
Dor every further lniorua4ta la reference ~ this
yaiaable fAnd aa is, qsa4tt 81 ms i4nd. teFms q
sale AZ. resrr ally - gAe a. Mo- AZ. k<a-.
q Carthage, fenn.; aiso. 81 hr J4kss oeHArass -
Nashville. fsHE.s u Ma Inss kEzE, d Pttpeeszla.
Mississippi sad u MFs. SAkAa A. NaItSkrs Lax-
nstnn, Ky.
JAs- IA NooRES, E=l., wsil al amp time show sAs
premises 70 asy seslrlag % p4rciase.
JAMES ofrkr0S.
SARAH A. WHITNEY,,
~ her Aliea'ney. Jas D. hoeAza
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Sundries.

En0 SklLi.kfs, assortca sizss,
COO sOo BlscsA RskeFs and llesp Oxens,
10 assorted Puts and kettlrs,
- large Jauldioas.
- Alligator Coal taokthg stoves,
- Coal he1ness, tl1ree sa1es-
Also
AiwzyaOn hand the TcnarssssaA Wroaght Iron Store
aud esSA, ~lth hot stlAenulcnt and
cry ss~sei necexs4fy naak = oompiets ana eea
aicat c.akag - sc. pui up aud saafantes All ths
-ooAing stssss sold ~ Hss N tlss eity.
!. ". WILSON,
lsak-a College street.
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For Sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville, fronting
~ 100 feet Demumbrane street, running back
1s6 feet with McNairy street to twelve feet alley
has comfortable frame House with five rooms, is
tern, Stable, and other out houses
For terms apply to ANDREW EWING, Z. R. GIAscocK
or JNo. W. PENNINGTON. decS-u
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WANTED TO PURCHASE:
IL DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
FEATH ERS,
BEESWAX and
GINSEN
For which the highest warket price IN Cash or Oroce-
res will be paid. r. O. ANDfhooN
Nos As and Al College ST., necr Broad
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Iuc Athtt OlCe II IN tue ldsStllger lfeItt ana II
open hour before the starting Of each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase Of Tickets. IL is
open AT no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the A. N. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains on the other
roads. Time 10 Richmond ~ hours: Washington two
days; Philadelphia two and half and New YORK
three days. This Is the cheapest and best
Nashville 10 the East
New Orleans passengers leave on the $50 p. ".
Train, arriving at Memphis IN time connect Tor New
Orleans, on the evening Of the next day, and 20
through with boats without detention at Memphis.
Those for McMinnvie, Sparta and Beersheba springs
leave Nashville on the $50 7. NJ. Train. which con-
directly AT rullahoma with the Train for McMnn-
vile. Persons leaving McMlnnvile in the morning
arrive at Nashville at 1880 =. NJ
At Nashville, there are boats which leave daily for
Smrthland and connect with boats Tor different places
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers; also, daily line Of
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival Of the night express
BY this change OF Schedule, the Train from Mem
phis connects direct at Stevenson with our up and
down day Trains, causing no delay To Nashville and
Eastern passengers, and one EOur Is gained ts
former schedule in going 10 Memphis from Nashville.
c. J.. ANDERSON,
IT, General Ticket Agent
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Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.

Z HALF Pipes jules RObiai A Co 5 cosaAo Vintage,
. 1857
4 Pipes jules Robini + Co.'S Cogaas vintage Isss.
= : alex seisneiis 1900.
! faBcheoa scotch Whisky, very nne.
The above IaVosoe u lrandies viii sell 90 the
1ssis-a = 1' HARRIS, GORDON 90
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Change of Schedule.
80 - gszsss7 -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Ms- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -uN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, JULY llth, 1855 the Pas
" sengeT Train will run follows:
Leave Nashville daily at ) A. NJ and 230 p. VI.
Arriving at Chattanooga at2:20 p. NJ. and 35 A VI.
Leave Chattanooga at A VI. and z NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at $50 T.. ". and $40 A. VI.
Through tickets sold at Nashville 10 the follow
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ME YOUNG WIFE's DIARY

ny DAUGHTER 90 TilE Wtsf
II contains the whole history Of wofnnn's trials,
and Will be read with the deepes tleelng by all classes
Of the community
These charming stories will be succeeded By others
Of similar description several Of which already
IN preparation.
All the former peculiar features oi the paper, which
have given II a world vide reputation, viii Doe cen
tinued, while the several new Nil give Minute
variety 90 Us ever diversified pages Among them
a number OF fresh, spicy, amusing,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-17
Best and Cheapest Family Newspaper

As no more co.cs OF the SERIES Will be print
cd than ordered, those who desire 10 begin with
the commencement 81 the volume Nil be able To
do 80 BY forwarding their subscriptions without de-
lay.
IEKNs.-for one copy, -, Tor three copies, So
COPY fer three years, 81; Tor club OF seven
copies $40 for club ~ nfteon copies, $50; and II
that rate for a larger ciub-always m advance.
Address MORRIS a WILLIS,
Editors and Proprietors, l07 FuiiOn street
noylT New YORK.
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Desirable Property for Rent.

BELONGING to the heirs Of PHIIIP MALLORY, decd.
ID within ten minutes walk of the Public Square,
large brick house conveniently constructed " it'll an
acre attached for garden, opposite thu City Gene
terry Cherry street. For further particulars call at
Union street, No. is.
decls-f C. W. MALLORY.
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FOr VscNt.

TINE house Of Mrs. s V u. STOUT on Front street
Il second door from the corner of Bridge 81. and
the square, and now occupied by Mr.. JONES as a
boarding house. TIE front is suitable a business
stand the upper part IS a family residence. There
is asOa Backsmiths shop in the rear all Of which
will be rented together for the next year. Posses
sion given LIST Of January next. Enquire of
nov2O-6 +. r. GLASCOCK, Agent.
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Cnai ann.

TUsr received bbls. beat Coal OH. For sale by
81 the barrel or gallon.
A a. o
Il d0x assorted Brittania Coal uu Lamps
"a = Glass bottom, 40. DO, low priced,
20 a. As ortsa Marble Bottom, seme very ans
side lamps with reneotafs,
- swing Lamps for Halls, Churches, etc.
Also wieks, ehinsys =, etc, Tor sale Wholesale and
Retail by J. W. WILSON.
yan5-If
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

VNHE undersigned has been appointed agent for
i the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, and is now
prepared to Bills OF Iading through 10 Bos
ton, New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore on exceed
ing liberal terms.
He will also enter into arrangements for the deliv-
cry Goods from any of the Eastern cities 10 all
points the Cumberland river at reasonable rates.
For Information apply To
JOHN II. HARRIS, Steamboat Agent,
novls-tf Al FISHER, MHELESs X Co.'S
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
Iew SerieS---New AttraciiOnS---New Writers.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

A NEW SERIES Of this wiiely-circul ted FAMILY
n NEWSPAPER, viii De commenced on The drst day at
January neri-printcd on line paper and clear type.
with the January number Will begin the publication
OF a SERIES 90 BEAUTIFUL
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WHITE LEAD.

WYE have a large stock Of superior White Lead
w for sale low. 2. x C. ANDERSON,
oct3ot Nos. IS and ~ College St, near Broad
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y H Z AVEN Eth

This production is entirely American in construc-
ton, put incident. dialogue scene tone conclusion.
IL could not have been true II any other country,
and possesses sttrartions II a peculiar nature for
those "ts the manor born II Is a Spccialtty-a
bOlEs LOuchc Of remarkable value.
The third Of this attractive series OF American eto-
Is
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Original Comic Stories.

which smack and relish Of the VT, humor raciness,
brilliancy, aud sparkle Of the times.
As heretofore, no labor nor expense Will be spared
10 maintain the high reputation oi the Home journal
which Is every where, both az home and abroad &C
knowledgcd a. be the refined aud elegant roper
ana
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DRY HIDES.

WE wish to purchase all the Dry Hides coming to
w the Nashville market, for which we Will pay
the highest market price in Cash.
Z. & c ANDERSON,
Nos. As and 4 College ST., near Broad.
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SOLE LEATHER.

WE have in store and for sale large stock of SUI
w perior HemlOck and Oak tanned sole Leather,
WHICH we are offering the lowest possible Cash ng
ures Z. 4 c. ANDERSON,
Nos. As and Al College ST., near Broad.
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ARRIVALs AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTELS Mari, a; Berrell,
aud lad !, L.; W + Lay; ION, do; ) Whiie, M;
S NS. z Ra 81 Bsker de; r omas "a ady
shorter, do: Miss Siorter, do Miss IL ss mt
so TSreap danGs sn9 TFSy SG Miss Tho.
Blseiow, Mass; Maithal and fsm N ,s 81 lis e
esrf x s9a Smith a. M SdnPt SSG1s
do; W Dorsey. do; w Hinton and daughter,
Tam; Dyer ss; Va TIGi Penn Do:
9 A TuTLsr; do; w Penn, do; d BOYD, SC: j A
SSsndd Na AGsi afgs Bod Ku Ga fa ns
La; Mrs I,ock hard. Tenn; Mi 8 + ksd, do; NJ IA :
aoW Isdwict s do; h Ra BGw .ss, dS RS
Hatch and lady, La; r H Nelson and lady, Ala: II
Psyehya3Td I'd and son. La; Mrs Terry, do: Cnapman
NATIONAL HOTEL:--H Brownson, Lawson
ME- Cook; Nd; Dr DillaId, ga; W Pa frey. .
Rids sey an@ o{ a9x 70 f Nd; J R%S
sad s@ Eais GSidSn. 20 co55oi s sTP
Sc kss;don N.Y. PGsfd Iowa scTn pi hRd .1 yd
lady, la; Mrs Owens Nd daughter, PIautt. ny;
No. DtSqtNSa sy sY Na S%sh sa d
json Fea Ms Sd
Denslow, Ga; W Mehaffsy. Min; EIsk, VI;
NJ GS9 e.. n fsa and
Ter, Mrs MoLsqshin; sc; H smith, Miss; NJ Cl.rk
Va; q Trsadware, Md.
%hdA Ma j aoIs sIs y, M We
NJ; Lancaster, Smith, NJ Lewis Pa; Sulli-
wa; Ny; Green, Mas; OsmC nd, j Morrison, d
Iaff ia: " shaw and Is, DC; A Bign1n, Gar NJ
Hume and daughter, w F1nley, Sc; Payne, Miss
Payaas Ny; w Buck and IL, sc; y GhadhourCe
MISS; NJ Whiting, Hon X Walker, Ny; r Lake "
Powell, Mrs Hill NJ Iss Parker, Hon y SOule. A
Goodrich. y Goodrich, Miss GOodrch. Ca; AOnR
Mel sane, I'D; j Rudd, Va, Wa ker, La; L Bonn
son, Davis, La.
KlRKWOOD HOUSE.-A Leggett, o Bell.
Tenn; DIR CarrlngtOn, USA; a White, Pa; W r.
Hudgins. Va; w Beverly, do; Davis and dau. h.. T
do; Maj G Wallach and lady, Miss Wall.ch. c
No; c Hardin, do; w Ogden do; w Major, do; j !
0seIs, Md; Gallaher, Va; w BurbIdge, Mass; J
WlddOwsOn, Md.
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NEDICINES.
UNHE CELEBRATED DR.. J. 8. ROSES
NGEDICIN E1,


These remedies are the result of thirtytve yt
of extensive and successful practice, and are me
only reliable preparations TO cure the VARIOUS iis
that flesh Is heir to.
PECTORANT, viii radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
DIR. S ROSs ALTERNArTvE sYRUP,
or Blood Purifier for the cure Of Scrofua, Old Erup
tons, Chrome Diseases, U'cers, SweIled Neck and
all diseases arising from an impure state Of the
DR. J S. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 80 cents.
DIR. J. S; ROSES PAIN CURER. It's not q
all but II one has stood the test Of SIS years.
cu,ing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pains in the stomach aud Bowels, spralns, Bruises.
Pains In the limbs, Joints, Back and Spine, OF any
pain interna ly or externally. Price IL, Is and 50
cents bottle.
These remedies, and many others referred to in
DR.. Roses Medical ADV ser, (which book may be
had gratis at any the drug stores where the med
iclnes are kept have been used with bv
100000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have Only to see that they are genuine
by having the Doctors tcriten signature orer each
cork and on each label.
III = Kept by all Druggists, se9-tr
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A VALUABLE MEbICINE-we have here
"A tefo1s spoken Of The many cures effected BY tn

INDIAN buEIABl.E DECOCTION,
Indiseases OF the blood, skin, dyspepsy, 60, and
recommended 1t as an invaluable medicine. Our
confidence In II as remedial agent has been greatly
increased by several very remarkable cures of long
standing disease of the liver, kidneys, skim etc.
that have recently come under our servatIOn-in
skill fu phy snians had failed to afford relief. Hun
dreds Of our most respectable citizens have been
heved by its admirable curative qualities. and we
are grathed TO learn that its popularity is daily be-
coming greater. lie operation is mild and pleasant,
residence ofmRS. cox. lasE B;LrIMoRK Sr.,
Baltimore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
ine best reference can be given Ia or OFT OF the
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling OF
the agents None genuine unless her name is blown
on the bottle a her seal on the OK.
Wholesale Agen:.-R. 5. T. CfssRL, Druggist,
Geo-getown, ID. C., has been appointed Wholesale
my prices. lie 20 tf
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DLIoHn5uoN
LOCK HOSPITAL
' ti''''''d =: : .:;: G e :,:;sy Ei:
Disc Asses OP IMPR UDRNCB.
LIT NO FALSE DBLICkCY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
GA csRs wARsANTED OR NO CHARGE III TWO
Ws.tns Of Back strcturss Aesetsns stss Kidney,
aTfE@ Ss sy G.s
,s.on ofIt.: P.pitatio9 Of d. Trembling,
so.. SKIN, Af.c,On. Of Ii. Lungs. sto@ash or Bowels.
and 1" . ais
der Marriage "P''' 11 and d' M 10th Body ana Mid
Espssislly vhs ha'. become the victims Of 30 iy Wise
nat dreadful aud Gestruct,s h Gt which
.ltsd talents brilliant in..et WHO TAT gh o,hsrviss nav,
i.sninF ssos.' With the thsnd Of sOqs.ns
dsn.s. ''' '''
hAShiko PERSONS, or YsunG mss ssatsnPiatng Mar.
s.5.n i.ns sa. :: Rh,;.d uain' organic debility,
Rs Who place. under the Dr. may rsri
sssy eonad. in his honor gsnsm,n rel,
' oFFicE X. P1i s%UTH FREDERICK STREET,
s T.. band ,di gem. from B.%:I. street. fey do' fr..
.a" b paid and s'hi a. , :s;%E
Member .. tn. h.y.I C.ilss. Of L.sd., rr.dv.,.
rem sns Of the meat Colleges United statss
pta Ind :p:Hs n 3: b.:
sctsd sens Of the astonishing eurss that we're ever
:...s :m s:fs ' .sds:.
SENDS, ss,ecln.. With .qs.nt bu'hnE, .u'nd.d
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Yssng Hsn and ehsrs who injured themselves ~
which nTsty whom s,I.sP and !. not cured
AND destroys bot, mind and
rh ,It :nn: Of ID: ,'a :ad @:.nehcy :s:e produced
Sight, ao :a: 81 s Ms:e: :as
~ :s.
sy% " EST II. 2, C 70 Ti pu S &c; &c,
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THE EVENING STAR.

CHARACTER OF LIBKRIAN ENIGRANTs. The
President OF Liberia, Mr.. Benson, does not seem
TO have a very favorable opinion Of the emigrants
arriving In that republic from America. He says
My fears and anxieties, for the last five or sir
years, hays been that the mo-al, intellectual and
industrial training OF majority of the immigrants
who may arrive here from the United States, as
well as that Of our posterity bred and born in this
country, viii not keep pace with the advancement
Of the aborigines In these elements Of individual
and national greatness. In order to show that
these fears and anxieties not unfounded, have
only to state, what 10 pretty generally known In
Liberia that there thousands Of natives living
within the jurisdiction of this republic VINO are
intellectually in advance of at least one-half the
immigrants that arrive here annually from the
United States
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GREAT WONDER OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTOR

Says the s. Louis (sio) Democrats Below, W. publish
Which .a 10 i1s o Ky ,0% y Maine.
Tonic Such evidence have effect, When coming
the Doctor needs sneonums pude from III
prsssi
PROFESSOR o. j. WOOD Co-Gentl.m.n: ulyinS M =
effect, Of your wa. 10 NAV. pni
cation on upon own hair, which had quit. gray
Ter: Som. three procured bottle Of YOUR
Hair Restorative and used il, found 1t vas proving
procured another bottle Of which used some lean
% me world that The gray white hair has total
70, natural color, and believe glossy
year, old NJ good wife at tie age Of hy~o, used
eovsry lam assured that whoever nightly use az Der
directions, will have occasion eonradtct my state
last fifteen and nearly enc her. and
attached is at your service as vb 40 WIN
the beauties Of nature in others well myself
ism' truly yours, c. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR R gnT5RSTT; Fan g. 1885,
to lose The b.s poroD Of Having had III. m,.rtun.
low fever IN New Orleans 1854 was Undue ed 10 msT.
hing Nv now e and % ro.y tn. ,:y
such to you in isps to The s!.d
The undersigned, Rev J. X Bragg, minister m r.ynIs,
tandng and Of Orlho6on Church At RrooIs.d
beloved. Wm uI nVTp
p,. BRooKFIRLp, January H. Isss
PRoFRssoR WooD-Dssr Sir Having made iri,I Of So,,
Hair Re'toratiys give, pleasure say that il. eject
nas De en In removing dandru and
constant tendency 10 itching with which be roubI,d
icm my CHILDHOOD and has also my hair which
becoming gray Ii original color have used no oth.r
Haeie win an ythIng like the same pleasure or profit
Yours truly, J. BRAG0
Ths Rssorauv. IL put Up In Bottles Of sizes. viz: sr,.
medium and SMALL small holds hail pint, and r.,i a.
one dollar per bottle; the medium holds least twenty
cent more IN proportion than the small for two Dbl
lars botte the large holds quart forty per cent more in
ProPGronI aud retslls for three dollars a bottle.
". "oOD co Projectors, 3l2 Broadway, New orh
I'm the great Y Wire Railing EsablishmentJ and iii
and Fancy Goods Dealers. iune rs ,oo5,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

II An amusing story, says Toledo, ONO,
correspopdent of the kerboc kerr is told of the
acute sense Of smell of tobacconist of our city
He together with his clerk, was examining some
fully inhaling the flavor by three four protract-
ed shifts he exclaimed to his clerk: John can't
YOU smell old leather in the tobacco," John pre-
sented il TO his ofactOries and thong ht he luld
The .'chief', then smelled again, and declared
that be could also detect verv> slight flavor of
maple sugar. This last aroma John pronounced
beyond his powers Samples OF leaf tobacco
YOU know, are taken from each end of the hogs
head. and also from the centre The samples ex-
ami ned were from the ends. On taking a sample
from the middle, there was found an old boot
heel, full Of maple pegs. Judgment on ''tobakker'
from this quarter Is now regarded as final.