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MURDER IN LAUDERDALE COUNTY, ALABAMA
GREAT ExcIrKMssr.-The Memphis Avaleness has
heard the particulars of a m,st horr:d murder com
mitted on rhs 18th inst, q; Gravslly Springs Lsu-
derdsls county, Ala, ten miles below Florence. II
seems that feud has existed for some time between
BoLToS TAITEs and HORies soMMERHILL, Jr. The
parties met at Gra1elly Springs. when, after some
harsh words had passed between them, warns
advanced toward soHMEsEiLE with a stick SOM
MERRILL requested him 70 stop, at the same lime
drawing repeater and hreing. the ball inaiciing
slight wound in Wars arm. WArss still main
tanned threatening attitude, when SOsMERHILL
fired second time, the ball passing through hrs
(W's body Gear the heart, producing instant deah
Mr.. sAHlLoR W. IyEs, Deputy Sheriff, vas present,
AID Immediately arrested ScMNkEHILt, I Ikirg from
him mis- pistol. Soon after his arrest soNMFRHnL
seemed panic stricken, or impressed with the belief
that from the excitement, he would be m bbed, and
told lvEs unless he turned HIM loose he would cut
OOse at same time drawing DO vie knife seufls
ensued, lvEs receiving several wounds while he fred
two shots at the prisoner. Afer SOMMEKHILL had
freed himself he turned upon IVES and inflicted two
additional wounds, both Of which are said to be
dangerous, as one cut the liver, causing bile 10 flow
from the wound SOMMERHILL then made his es-
cape aud has not been seen since. The occurrence
has caused great excitement in Lauderdale, not so
much account Of the killing as the assault upon
lvEs, the Deputy Sheriff.
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occupied, taking above 1000 prisoners brt ba;n,
engagea Win superior forces, il suffered heavy
loss Eleven oficers were al led ami INV vo,'n5si
and ESQ aforementioned efiiesrs .n,l ros-,- -
placed k0rs De c0m6st. The S5th of ina Iiae ,ug.,
Cd most. Colore Dslost fell at the head of b;s mr.
and all the tf5cers we're Esundsd Gen uartin.
prey received bullet wtuud while Eadiro on bis
brigade. Marshal Caorobert's troops alec suffered
considerably. Gel. De Senaeyills. The chief Of bis
slafs was killed at his side GclOoel Charlier. OF
the Goth. {, MORALLY wounded, BY Eve buers ara
nany officers Of Rsnauts division we're place 6or,
Dc combat While the village and bridge Of Magenta
we're taken and Te-iaken seven iines.
Finally, about half past esh At night The French
army remained masters If the field Of battle, ani
he eueDy withdrew. leaving our hands fsur guns.
enc Of which wss taken b. the GranldieFs Of the
Guard, Two Gags, aud 200 prisoners The number
Of Au~trans Iaced hers De combat may he estimated
at 20, 0o0; 1900 muskets, aud 80 900 tsapsacks,
were found in the bst,le field. The Austrian corps
which fought against as, those of Clan, Calais
Zobel, Schwarizsnbergs and Liehstensein. Field
Marshal GyuIia commanded in person.
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sTOP THE THIEVES.

YEVE undersigned will give reward Of $500 for the appre
heRsiOn delivery Of Thomas Scott and Matilda Scott
together with the Of the and articles taken them
from in the city Of Nashville Tenn, Nay IL, 1852
ing Of gents gold breast pin, and large finger very
heavy cost So sSO gold pieces $50
all taken OF trunk st night which night they
left house where they boarding, and learn they left the
city and Chattanooga Tenn thence Memphis Since
which have heard moth ng Of them.
DeScrip tiOu -ThOmas Scott, protesting to be doctor
sometimes dealing in horses about inches high ~
IS years Of age. very fey fair skin, short black hair roach
Ell ia frOnJ; ck winter Clothes black hat with small
Whkss and has snail foot for Of his size, and be is for
eigner.
Matilda Scott is Gpscy tall slender. thin vsaged, dark
OrsyelOw sknne5 very hair 30 Old
very ckly subject pssms ring right hand with
sets and another large ring with large Jack sett
finger with said ring She No shoes.
NO HOOPS. Tells FORTUNES, learn, when
them.
Papers willing aid in detectng and bringing them justice
will confer favor By Noticing.
ELIZABETH PITT.
Nashville Tenn june Id.tws vim.
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EFFERvEscENT
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This valuable popular Medicine prepared in conformity viii
the analysis Of the Of the celebrated S-zer Spring. In
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universally received the most favorable recon
mendations q the Medical prefessionsnd
Discerning Puzzle, astie
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
in and being entitled special preference the many
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used With the best effect in al
Bilious and F6re Diseases Sick headache Loss Of Appe-
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n torpid STATE Of tie LtserIt renders great service
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laying all nhamua.oy symptoms and in many cases etetny
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success under its healthful influence
II G6ors he greatest relief 10 those afflicted sci sab
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Irritating seereiOns, thereby removing all nammaOry
denotes.
In fact IL is iavaIaIei all cases acAere a Gentle Aperieaf
PHrgGfiCe Is required.
1t is in the form of powder carefully put up in bottles,
keep climate merely re7uires poured upon
produce Rdelightfhf efefYeseenI beverage
Taken in the morning nteTres with the avocations
Of the a acting gently the system, restoring the digestive
powers, exciting healthy and vigorous the stomach and
creating elasticity Of mind and hOw Of sprs which
enjoyment 1t also enables the invalid enjoy many
uXues with mpunity, from which he o.hersise be de-
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Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throu hOEt country and steadily
increasing popularity years. strongly its
efficacy and valuable character and commend to the favorable
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARR INT 4 co, Druggists
junel5-dly No. 27s Greenwich Warren. N. Y.
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Nashville Fan Races.

WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, OCT. Sd.
wBEPsTAKEs proposed for all ages two mile hslts; $500
- entrance; $40 forfeit To and close the lt day Of
July Three or more 20 make raosto OF Tuesday,
the 9Th Of October.
3weepstke for three os mile heats; $500 entrance
S50forit. Ts and close the day Juiy
to make Of Wednesday, tie St day
Of 0ctaber
Sweepstakes for tee yesT elds mile heats s2C0
trance $50 forfeit, To day Of July
Three more 70 make OF Friday the 7h Of
October. - SAMUEL J. CARTER.
NAV
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1859 Gs - 1859

1859 6 q - 1859
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad,
of Missouri.
oMPLBTED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
Rivers $50 and $50 miles the
NEW GOLD REGION
any other Railroad AdOng shortest quickest and
cheapest route to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains Hannibal daily at cCock A NJ or on arrival
Of the magnificent steamers composing the H. ST Jo IL r.
Line leave Ct. Louis day oGiCrk, p NJ, Whereby
passengers reach St. Joseph "a hours from ST. LOUIS and con-
Joseph with line Of first Class Passenger Packets,
arrival Of trains from Atcson, Lesyenworth
City, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha. Gaining
From 2 30 days over any other EtOute'
Time from Nashville 70 st. Joseph, 50 hours.
Fare from Nashville TO 81. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga $sS.JO.
baggage checked through Meals and staeroOms on Packets
Freight taken at lowest Emjgans desiring to &C
company depend going through By fast freight
trains.
Through Tickets, land the only route by Thich st.
Joseph reached by Ralroad for sale at:he NASHVILLE and
Chattanooga Railroad Chattanooga, and Steamers ocs Mash
ve AMI all principal Railroad offices in the Inltsd states
For information address JNO H. BoMEN
p. B. GROAT, Gen Ticket Agent, Cen Agen,, - LOUIS
JOSIAH Hunt Supt. HanpieaL . ieo---uolA'
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For Niagara Fails, the Lakes and
C:bm:kH..

SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
through Niagara Falls Buffalo in ls hours
from Paade Through Tickets, with the privilege Of sop
pinga Philadelphia and intermediate points for saeby Agents
IN savannah.
Fare Niagara Buffalo; S22-Elmirs 0Canandaigua,
gel C. A. GREIEEK & CO..
Agents at Savannah.
T.. s. & T. G. BCDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr
feI2I-d6nI az Philadelphia.
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REMOVAL.
John YORK a "a.

HAVE removed their hook BinderV nla
Blank Book Mandatory 70 he Baptist Publishing HJo.
next house below Douglass & Co. north harket No -
% door from the Squareand will be glad all their Ella
customers and invite that work In me. We
prepared 70 make BLANK Books In the best and aaF
given pattern Particular attention viii b paid the Binding
Of Periodicals and old Books Our prices
lowest. The style Of work be the Bny Store
Union Street Books len Il either place win recsye ed
te attention. fsblIlusdtf
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Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN H. D. late Professor Of Geol
CLemislry LniYersity Of NashYiILe.

ogy Chemistry University Of Nashville,
September l3, 1853.
L. g. ULIMAs ESQ Sir: After carefully adjusting
of their and making the induces agree
zach other given pOins hhangs' the dali
TIE atmosphere, found them during
months, peculiar sensitive all Hygometcal changes,
required confidence in their indications because they
compared them for the period, with hair HygTOm
Of the with Naons IIy grOmeter, he and
dry bub found the plants give the indications those
two instruments.
Being excellent HygrOmeters, liable to be broken
drangsd well cheap enough 70 be within the reach Of
farmers, and the community generally think all persons who
buy your instrument will Ne satisfied with the purchase,
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For the Fall Trade.
We receipt the desirable and we'll selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have offered to the the retail trade.
purchased this stock from largest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel hes
fancy saying that thereby enabled to sell goods
Low PRIC ES
on Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such very handsome Robes Ala;
:. Tablai
French DeLalnes, Plain and Fancy.
French and English MerinOesi
Fac Plaids;
Lavellas for Travelling Dresses;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
ShAS Plain and Silks and Cloaks
Silks grades together with other article too n ous to
mention.
Wehave also very large OF Staple Goods, such
Bleached Domestic, all grades;
I0&I2-4 bleached Sheeting;
- inch Pillow Cottsn;
"a Brown Sheeting;
81
a. and OF sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pld Linsey, all kinds:
Flannes all colors, qualities and prcesI
Canton Flannels;
Negro Blankets;
BED Blankets, every size and quality
Brown JEANS kersey Satinetts Cassmeres Tesngs Shirts,
Fronts, Collars, and in fact article may ex
End in complete retail store.
We also constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes as and Caps Dufour Co best Anchor brand Boiling
Ciohs Carpets &c To all Of which invite the attention Of
the trading community Cur motto is to sell cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepI5 No. 81. North Msrket street..
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WV. II. DAILY
Your Aromatic aley Whisky is received and after careful
examination find pure article entirely
adulterstiEg ingredients frequently used.
Yours respectfully, JAMES J. MAPES,
ANALYTICAL
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From GEORGE g. BLACKIE, A. NJ NJ. D., Professor Bot
any and Natural History in University Of Nashville
February, 2s, 1850.
"LoUIs s. ULLMAN, Esq--DedF ST. have had than
years experience you Natural Weather Indicator and have
interest 1t has generally been
have and foetells the weather with
accuracy glad add testimony tato
friends establishing sale for cheap
and reliable instrument. am years, respectfully, &c,
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, Nj. D.
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Mr. T. S. ULLNSN-1y Dear Sir: your simple
giant tle HygrOscoe constructed yCJrse quite delicate
and believe they will pToNetO be useful and valuable
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA IL. H.
GEs - 81 g ssi5sls3 i5:ss s. -
change or SEIZED ULE.

CHANGE OF SEIZED OLE.
ON AND AFTER
UNDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1859,
Passenger Traics will as follows:
' GOING EAST
Leave Nashville At 49, A. n. and ?. N.
Arrive at Chattanooga at ?. NJ and 2.40 A. NJ
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at S:45 A NJ. and Is P. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville at 7:37 p NJ. and $40 A NJ.
EVHE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, at 430 A NJ
connects at Wartrace with Stelbyvlle train at S05 A. NJ
and with Western and Atlantic R. r. a. Chattanooga at 2P NJ
n p The Night Passenger Train from Nashville at T. NJ,
connects at Wartrace with shelbyyie trn GIO d.; with
McNpuyile and Manchester K Il at TullahOma o. P. NJ,
and Memphis and Charleston r. Stevenson at l035 NJ.
~ The Passenger Train from Chattanooga, at 81 81
connects McMnnville aud Manchester r. R. at TuahomA
al IA P NJ and with Shelbyye train al Wartrace at $50 u
III The Night Passenger Tn from Chattanooga III
meets with Menph and Charleston R, R. 10 2
p NJ. T. W GUILE,
fsh5-tf Superintendent.
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BALTImORE AND ONO
IN = : >
~
RAFTRnAn


RAILROAD.
Great National Route
TyERmENATES AT WASHINGTON AMI
Baltimore on the East, and Wheeling BenEood aad Park
ersburg the West at which places 1nites with Railrcds
Steamers, &c, for and from all points IN the
West, S0uah-Nyest and NOrtl.Vvesf
New York Boston ONE DOLLAR less than Via any
ether route.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily $50 P NJ and 1890
A. n.
Direct connections mstde by these trains
Fer aibthe Eastern Cities.
This is the only to Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore Philaasnha
New Ysk and Boston, the Of to Boston alone by
other lines.
Through Tickets to the Eastern cities can be procured via
Washington city at an additional charge Of 50 %.
Quick time and sure connections.
Inquire via the Baltimore Ohio anv
the principal Railroad Offices in tie West.
+. t. FULLER, GenT Western Agent.
L. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent.
W. smith. Master transportation iapl4.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
THREE THROUGH
p A 3 e N G. Il II TES AIMS

! = n N q Il Il a S N
BETWEEN PITTsRpRG AND PITILADEIPU-A
I 1~,nNN,,CTrNc 5;ract In tho 1r,;o, ~, :. ,,, 81,
Through Trains from ali Western Giles for Phijsdepf 5
nisbinv er he I, Cl'y mus IeI
nv = si ~ a eoTnfnt - s- 0,ber ~, passed
,ban, - az drI,So os" " Eli@AelPn4 Elthoat
Smoking Csrsare ttaoedto each train. woOdas Sleeping
DatIv Man and Ps-s.11a 800. 80 Tb Ms
IFa3s s s3n1sG5 dss a Express and Fast LHscoR
Express Train leaves Pittsbnr NJ PhilsdsInbio
or Rs1aore5 D n NJ ~ Iaae ~ n
Mail Train leaves Pburr A. NJ rriyig A. pt iIsdebi II
60, IN NJ , new i 9 5sO a u =,
BaItiuore AZ s.10 A ~ New Yorl, o.sO p NJ VI
Daiix rams Me- y @ R ana new nJrH r, I've
ali Rain are 0ood on eber If he aboye T'rains 1890
Boat Tkets To soson re GOOD Via NorTicb Fall Rvar ~
stnnnt a I D0sh aie sOou VIA N0i"' ran A'er OF
rickets EsstIsrd NAV he obtained at any Rail-
sIa M y a On 5 lG ay o. u I as[ Line 2,
at he Gces ~ the Tpany in Boston New Yors r
F,.Se ia,Iayavs o,he, Ro,,,e
hSE- ~, % T;I1EFJS y Z oTjTSPTDa
The co,1'Ic, ~ ~ 49, ~ ., ~ ~ tie p
y.nis RaiIrasd h. cSicseo males tbe he - ~ N'
Is,s@I " ny ~ 10 AIS ~.
yag ~ ~, = = - 81 4s AND
avoiding all dayage or erriage Of freight together with the
ing Of time are Sdvantases readily appreciated By Shippers of
freight, and the Travelling Pubic.
Parties Slipping Eastward will find it to their advantage
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply to ad
'''' 'i'-F' D. A. sThW ART Piiis6uTE;
3e25s% %sE Ss; =; Ss
William Bingham, Louisville, KY, GRAHAM, Co., Cairo,
Ill Sass, ST. Louis No. John II laris Nashville Tenn;
Harris Hunt Memphis Tenn Clarke & Co., Chicago, Ill;
IL ii kOOntz, Alton ILL., Murphy Wale- Dubuque, Iowa;
Freight Railroads different points
The & rcatest Facilities offered fOl the Pro-
lection and speedy transportation of
1--we STOCK,
And Good Accommodations with privileges for personsa
Yelling in charge thereof
FREIGEITS WESTWARD.
By this Reg of alldescptonscan lie forwarded from
Philadelphia New Boston Baltimore point
Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Missouri, by Railroad direct.
The Pennsy Railroad also connects at Ptsbug with
a 9 whsh Goods can be Forwarded 10 any port On the
Niss;ssi,ni W.Tsfn N;sso,,rs EaSS. rIoSas ~ Pj ~
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MORE TO BIZ ADMIRED THAN THE
IL ICEE EST DEAEe EN-

MORE TO BIZ ADMIRED THAN THE
IL ICEE EST DEA DEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmperOrS
What! Why a Beautiful Head OF Hair.
DECAUsEitis the ornament COL H1ssS BroUded for all
Reader, although the may bloom ever so
brightly in the glowing cheek, eye be sparkling the
eet be those Of pearls the kead is tere of its covering
the hair be snare and srveed. harsh and Dry still,
sprnked with gray, will lose half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, if used three times week, will
restore and permanently ALL
the following and judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist,
DR.. WooD:- NEW YoRK, April 10, 1853.
near STPernit me TO express 20 youthe obligations am
under for the entire restoration of hair to its original color
about theme of arrival in the United States rapidly
very wonderful invention qaite efcacious well
agreeable. l ar1, dear sir, yours truly,
"Drych ar Gvyedyct."
Welsh Newspaper Office u Nassau st April Ia. 1853
Prov. O. Dedy Siy-S0me month or six weeks ago
received 5oe Of Hair Restorative and wife,
VIM ~ ~ II III ~ I.'i, tt az we 'le
that would restore The gray mar 10 It's original COLOR but 10 her
well my surprise few weeks trial it has performed
that wonderful effect Of turning all the gray hairs dark brown,
at the same time Identifying and ckening the hair strongly
recommend the restorative persons such
cangeh Of their hair. CHARLES GARDEN.
EEw YORK, July p. le57
PEoF. @. J. wooD: With confidence do recommend your
Since using Hair Restorative my hair and whskers which
almost white have gradually dark and feel
natural color. 1t also has relievedme all
pleasant itching SO common who pespre freely
PROP WooD-About two hair COMMENCED falling
OF and turning was fast becoming bald, and ha tried
many remedies effect commenced using your Resora
tive in January last few applications my firmly,
began fill up, grow out
lack). At this time lilly its original color,
health, and appearance and cheerfuly
Chicago, Ill.,, May :, 1857. J. d. HOES
The Restorative is put in bottles of sizes, viz large,
dlum and small the small holds pint, and retails
dollar bole the medium holds at least twenty
proportion thn the SMALL retas dollars per bottle
the large holds quart forty cent proportion, and
retailed for SO.
o. WOOD CO Proprietors Broadway, New York Gin
the great n Y Wire Railing Esbhment,) Market ST.
St. Louis, Mo.
And Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
xvii n
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~ Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
teybuy the Valley Whisky, soil by the bottle and
only. NM. II. DAILY.
I9 South William Street. New York.
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nasvllehy JOSEPH NAsI the respecta
BILE Grucers and Druggists. ap27-d3n.
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Only limited numbes Of hs Natural Weather Indicators
will be sale, which be found at the following
,,Iares At Nashville-RAINS & BROWN, Public Square
STRETCH corner Union and College streets, DAMONlLLE
Co corner Church and Cherry Streets ana by A H. ROSCOE
A Co, corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 90. Tie dscoverer will send the Natural Wealth
ar Indicator BY mall postage paid, we'll put up and secured
u ANY person closing SOO garrett money Full and plain
directions regulating using &c accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS 5 ULLMAN, AgtEt
mhSdkw-u Coiuuhia Tenn.
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JAS NJ Stafford NJ Professor OF Chemistry the Cum
erland University Of Lebanon Tenn aud GeolOgs
he State Of Tennessee, says:
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From J. NJ. fowler, n. D., and JOHN o. HILL Esq., Of
Columbia, Tom. saysng, February Is, 1859:
LOUIS S. CLMAN, Esq D34r We have made repeated
experiments with, and taken close observations Of little
Exotic which yon kind enough present to time
shce which you appropriately designate the Oriental
Natural Weather Indicator. From those
and observations, satisfied, extremely sensitive
all atmospheric influences and with and attention.
supply the place the cOstest Barometer
Indicating the changes of the weather concerned Securely
suspendedin suitable place where there crcuaionO
protected from and the influence Of the
the sun carefully regulated according your very explicit
directions confidently believe will unerrnEy indicate the
approaching variations OF the atmosphere, from "a 4 hours
aayarcs BarOmetic merits, worth
the amount you charge for Botanical curiosity.
keap ctfully, &C, }. NJ. FOWLER, NJ. D.
JOHN o. HILL
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Lous S ULLMAN, MsQ.-DeGr Sir " have had the Hggro
you hung in Labratory since it arrived
and found it to in the manner you represent"
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0asBblIt Onion anS Sneritan.
Dally IS; rrl-wsekly S.; wsel.ly Sc.
THE BATTLE OF mAcENTA.
FRENcH oFFIcItL ACCOUNT

Terrible CombaI--.NaPOleOn tn Conn
nand.-HoSv Espinasse and LecIerc died.
McdahOa's Splendid Sueeessl
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II. G. ANDERSON & co.,
No. 45 North Market street.,
FA HIONABLE TAHOE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS m
r EADY.MADE CLOTHIN
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods

Tbe Great English Remedy -
tstE~SS Sir James Clarke's ColebrREed
Family Pills.
1hls nYaluabe Msdsne Is unfsng ths hoss
and dangerous diseases which the Consultation
SUBJECT ImOderatesA All removes all
aspeedy cure may be relied on -. .--
To Married Ladies.
htsespealiy suited. It will AsopshI
period With regularity.
Each bottle, prise dollar the oTsrnnsut sD
Great Britain, TO prevent eountsrfes.
CAUTION.
hese PkssAOukd b fsndissdsrfaofAs FIRST
IAEE AOHIHo Of PTsgEGneg, GstheF sursfO brag
AlscdTTfags but at any Ct4sr time EAet are SAFE
IN all cases Of Neryousand Spinal Affections psn bach
and limbs, fatigue sghtexerton, Heart
ness Of Spirits Mysteries, Sick Headaches. Whites al
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viii elect = cure when all others have faiied-
Full directions in the pamphlet each packaes. whc
should be carefully preserved
bottle containing SO pills s aovumsat
stamp OF Great Britain, be post free for 81 post
age stamps
sslsA Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester. NJ.
Sold IN NaShvilleby Berry Dsnovlls and w. HsDershot
and all respectable Druggists nov25-SkHiyins