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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-27
Destructive GaIo--A Susquehunns Bridge
and Rats Observation-Disclosures Scene in
Allegheny.

Destructive Galo--A Susquehunna bridge
and Rats Wrecked--ExcitingS Scene i'm
Allegheny.
Prom he Harrisburg PA } Telegraph, March 18Th
Aierifc storm OF wind and rain occurred last even
ms continuing for about an hour. The wind blew
a perfect hurricane and the rain descended in tor
rents. The snddenRess and severity of the storm
caused pedestrians the streets, and the crowd Of
men about the election windows at the Courthouse,
to scatter in all DIRECTIONS and seek shelter. High
winds prevailed throughout the night and it isiear
ed that considerable damage 10 property was done ia
the country, and various points along the river
gentleman WHO arrived this morning from Ciark's
Ferry having lsft there at o'clock informs US that
about O'clock last evening i've spans OF the bridge
Of The Psnnsy lTania Rrailroad and Canal COMPANY
at that place, we're blown down. Three spans were
Jeff Standing in the middle OF the river ana three
men, supp sed to De Eatermen upon Sc at the
time the others Tell. Such was the violence Of the
storm that persons either side Of the river fear
ed 30 go TO their rescue, and the were left o
this perIloas posi- iou of from al Communication
with the land, and win gloomy prospect before
them
When our informant left, at three o'clock this
IN raiDg, the three spans still standing, and the
men supposed to be in safety. gentleman, cross
ing with a wagon at the time Of the storm, made a
very escape, the span at the eastern shore
fAIng in about two minutes after be passed over it.
The wreck of the bridge passed down the river this
/ morning about six o'clock. Our informant states
that arrangements had been made TO rescue the men
| from their perilous situation the standing spans
! this morning. number Of RATS we're blown across
the river and one two the dam; but no lives
were lost according to:oEr last report Il is feared
that the storm plsyed sad havoc with the RATS at
various poss along the river be;wsen misplace and
| Sunbury, and also on the upper branches. We give
these particulars furnished 10 us, and presume
| them TO be correct. We have hearn nothing addi-
| tioDal from Clark's Ferry during the fort noon.
Since writing the above. we learn that nu n6er Of
RATS, which broke from their moori1gs at vsrieus
points along the river above this place. passed down
last and this morning. striking the piers Of the
bridges here, and breaking them in pieces.
LATER-Before going to press this afternoon We
received intelligence to the effect that three mere
spans Of the bridge were swept Of this afternoon.
The abeve alluded TO are still on the standing
spaDs the spectators on shore fearing to venture
their rescue, owing the continued violence Of the
storm and the fesr that the spans occupied BY hsE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-27

The Rev. ]. s. Harden has been arrested in War
rem county, n. j., on suspicion of having poisoned
his wife. During the post norton examination, he
is said to have exhibited the greatest excitement
and trepidatOn, faining several times, and feign-
ing intense sickness. He has been q minister of
the gospel abou! two years, and had been married
about six months. He is said to have testified IN
der cath that his wife had told hiLl on the night
previous 10 her death that she had swallowed
arsenic three four times and that she was impel
ed to do SO because Of difficulties existing between
her mother and himself He also stated that before
he had received this information from his wife she
bound him by aprOmse not to diVulge this state
ment TO any living being except it was 10 save his
life. Other witnesses, including her mother, how
ever, eliminated the husband During the investi,
cation, MIR. Harden left the place disguised, and
has not returned. Having fed, the officers are in
pursuit. Governor Newell has offered reward Of
$500 for his apprehension and conviction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-27

WETTIL deubtess Re gratsed observe that In vsH a.
eontnue stragency, hiv= eoncluled to nl X sash
rs1uoE 10 popular aud uuaFpr0acslio fFrEi ana
Cob hilis the Exec isior, Elbring C Wi.infi lsrh
Of AL II odsTed fr tins nn, corrieas VIA
two sets Of grinding rings, tie very 81 Fsrty nilart
AZ far ths Is sger Than te Excsts1 ev-r
BEFORE been offered Ia he Jrsd sltss anil srry Is
unqueonel b. those destitute o. Ureuie trs Flffsrs
viii Appreciate eaorts b. snHg in iaer ifag
ne public have long aincs aEarei @ le kxor W palm %
Il 10 them With he remark al lis zcesor. cruss-
Ing aud cot, we cats, &C. stuck: nirz
meal for family AZ Discharges the arsciy in5 haf
bushel. and is provided win -rinlue suf5 uh
When wgrn out, can he restored si Tires t5ars A1ess
throughout the state autlorisi m AZ ay4e
Persons wanting The aaoys Win ple4e aiirez5
JAMES O.. BALDWIN,.
de-1f-dNtEa-n f-1 'a.ras street. NaelfrifIs
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Opinions of thc Supreme Court Of iI,e state
of Tennessee, delivered az KnoxviIIs, al
september Term, 1855.
John eoId.mi.A rs. Tbs s.s...

John Goldsmith IS The s.ste.
The presenfment aud conviction in this case vas
for violation Of the act Of 1883, ca. 10. ~ run
hing horse race up1n public road. TIE charge
in the pressntmeal is, - that the defendant dad,
then and there, run horse race in aad ugon and
along public highway in said county,
The proof shows that the defendant and enc H.
Corn run race with mules on the ssIrou mountain
road" in Warrington eouaiy, and that the same was
asd is public road. Il does not appear tast there
was any wager, or any previous agreement 10 run
the race or that the meeting was for IA At parpose
The court charged that this vas not necessary to
constitute the offence; but that it was sufficient
''iftWo persons net simultaneously in the rosd AID
without saying anything, comu eaeed running
horse race over public road. THIS is undoubtedly
correct. The mischief which induced the &C. was
tie danger and annoyance this pr ctiee was esleu-
lated to produce 10 ladies' and others who might be
passing over public highway. This would be the
same whether the race Was By previous CONCERT, for
a wager or otherwise. The ACT is general in its
terms and there is eeason why it should be Limit
ed by construction. But the case is mainly rested
upon question OF variance between the proof and
prssentnent and thst mule-raee is not charged,
nor is it prohibited by the act. His Honor correct
ly held that this was not a fatal variance
The word q hogss' is sometimes used, saws Bou-
vier, in his dictionary, 80 generic name in
GLIDING all animals Of the horse kiad. The phrase
"hOrse racing" 81 used in the statute, embraces
horses mares, and mules at least. Toe conviction is
proper. Let the judgment b. affirmed
A true cory. Attest, C W. NELSON C,erE.
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EY virtue q two wits q as ciai rc,sd. aa tbs
Circuit Court oi TIE Unis ST tes. irh aeIc lpn
upon tEO Judgments rendered in salf Court A. TN tei Len
Is5e, wherein Wilbur z scott plaintiffs .ud H " Hi
ana Z. Payne defaniants ard M8ri1 Vafcs a a-
lf anl the .ad T. d, PayAe dee1ant aii sel q ~
Court Houss eoor IN ne cy o. NASHVILLE. sgr lie idh
day Of April next an right ttle, sitrl. i1ers he a1I
d-enuu & d Payne, 10 ard oiIosiug lots. !, ~ H.
dining 20 ne said city q NasAEe, LIS Nas 10 BE-
- u and D. AL fronting 100 iest IS feet ss y
lot No % 81 situsie and lying a sad els uoa
s Sells survey, CarlGts p1se Also Ices Nos au
lying Ia G. y g. Payues plan, cherry eou1l Nail
ye,nd fronting said acut so m lcchis
lot All Of which SD lots have levied nIln ana ala 10
sold the property o. said defendant q SATISFY s. Ed s
This third day OF March. IS5l rsaE4ls
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-27

This was an indictment RdeonViciion for selling
unEholesome food and the defendant has appealed
in error to this court.
The circuit judge charged the jury that the delen-
dsHt and his agent should be held ordinary pIG,
deDcs and care in ascsrtaining the condition Of
the thing sold IL the pork was uzsound ana the
defendant might have known it. by ordinary care
and diligence, on the part Of himself or those en-
played by bin, inprepRrng it for market, be sbou
be convicted, whether in point of fact be kneE or
not But if it was uasound, and the defendant did
not knoH it by ordinary aud proper prudence and
care, he would not be guilty.
This charge seems TO be sustained by The FTiuoi-
pies of the case OF Bcx Is. Burnett, " & ) II,
aud Rex rs. Medley, 6 C. & ?. 292. aud ~ Rus
sell on crime eh. 9Th, Am from sd London eaitiaa,
1858. l03, ITO. Il the las, named ease. ~ quoted
by Russell, il is said be al indios6le offence to
carry the refuse Of gas iut1 public river, and
thereby TO render the water corrupt, insalubrious
and unfit for the Of man, and the directors Of
gas company responsible Tor the act done by
their superintendent and engineer, under general
authority 10 manage the works. though they are
personally ignorant Of the plan sdpied aad thought
such plan TO be departure from he original aud
understood method, which the directors hsdbo reas-
on to suppose discontinued, for il persons, for
their Own advantage, employ servants to conduct
works, they aGsweTa5le for what is done By
those servants. And in hex Burnett, tee mass
Ter seems to have been held orminaliy liable for
the acts Of his Servants done in the eouTse Of their
employment where dae care vas rot used ~ him ia
the ssle of the EOSiou5 asticls TAe judgment will
be affirmed. WRHHr.
A true copy Attest, C. ". NsLsoz, Cisrk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-27

ATrEMPrED MURDER SLAVE The Athens
Post Of the 18th says: "A negro man, the property
of David Cobb who lives in tbs Southern portion Of
this county, made furious assault upon James
Cobb, the son Of his owner, With butcher knife,
last week, wounding him seriously, though, we are
happy tolelrn, not MORALLY The negro was prompts
" arrested, AID subsequently committed to jail at
this place. 10 take his trial at the preaching April
Cnrrt ,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-27

An actor in Georgia, in the course Of play, kissed
the wife of brother actor once osner than the an
thOrssd version Of the play required, andwss there
upon severely whipped BY the outraged husband.
Having been star" before, aad row being pro-
vidsd with the" srpes he thinks he is entitled to
represent the Tag OF his cauntry
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4 trae e0ry. AIleEl, G W. NEIsov. 60.

Harrison Self Vs. Thomas Self, Jacob Harmon, al al.
The verdict Of the Jury Is conclusive on ihe ques-
tion at issue, ss there IS evidence to support it. Ga
the question Of evidence the Court ruled correctly
The answer Of Thomas Sslf as we'll as his deposit
ton was properly excluded. He was interested 10
the extent Of One-haf the debt TO establish the
partnership. So far as his declarations we're ad
mtted they part Of the g.sta, and therefore
co npetent evidence They were also glnst his in
terest in this case as they ignored the partnership
Affirmed. CARUTHEEs
true copy. Attest, C. W. NrLs5s, CLERK.
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ALX'S
Aromatic Valley whisky.

I'm this aiuad deleerious Liquors, tits source
OF great satisfaction to be able to introduce to public note
essing qualities except such Lave the most fayoIsbe in
duence The human constitution.
few the banks OF the Rhine produce the
grape which will flourish where else from whose juice pro-
cceis the "Josnnerg thochoseest wine OF the world
few acres CUBA produce Tclaceo The vorand
quality Of which, wien manufactured Into cigars, are ineoEnpaI
by superior to that q the product any ether soil nda nar
strip land the Parish Of Naiehece in Laisians, has
o,S sn TIrco a. sanot bs iri1cs5 to royy elseyIsrs
In like manner has long been known that limited territory,
lying the valley Of the MonOngahea river, exclusively brings
forth Rye Of properties 50 narSed ard peculiar, dist
alion produces Whisky Of such suPeratve character as places
By process recently discovered and now known only my
manufacturer the grain IRON the choicest spot Of this favored
locality Is made TO yield the
with ghiehno other stand an insauts comparison
have apprehension Of being accused OF publishing IN
Warrantnbe, CT exaggerated eneomius tyany one VINO
the standard article at al the first class Hotels snd
Clubs in the New York. ard wherever It's introduced it al
once assumes its leading position, is
Awarded Ihe Palm of Superiority,
and the demand for il tecomes a thing established
medicinal properties SUCH that while its JanedioS ef
fects pleasant and grateful it exercises the haprest a-
have Of .Da ArOrnatc Valley WHISKY
and find to be pare d'1 o. h1e lsy9F sna "tho2t any
e' ses TSl a'A''' 'AAAS h. 0iih'oN' Chemist
STATE AszaYEz's OrrlcE, p Somerset streets
Boston, April rth, 1876. J
have Ise chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
n 10 Injurious matters any kind, aud would mmend it
as suitable for medical and public R9TR Sss JACKSON
STATE Assyer
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received, and after careful ex
animation, s article, entirely free Jroio The
adtefatiag 'ag7edis .s 4e Iq respect
Analytical Chemist.
oOnsumers depend u9on getting pure article when
they buy the Yaey Whisky as Ills sold D the 8qeSn
70 South WiIIaua street, Nes York,
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DR. John sHELBY's
Fine EsIOOded StOcII--HOrses, Jacks, Jen-
neEs- Hogs and Cattle,
q 4

Pine BiOOdeU SIOCNs9EEOFsts9 sIdCIAss .ItIl"
nets Hogs and Cattle,
FOR SALE
tie agent OF Dr. SHELBY, will offer public sale,
"a SATUEDAY the 81 say Of april pex all his thorough
6 staIlios ares, Jacks Jennets, Hogs and Cattle,
now at Fatherland, bis farm Nashville Its usess to give
the pirregs this stock in advertisement but safely
sly that ey will SHOW good blood in the United States
viii enon moreover, that amongst The the year old
Salion Mark Young, half brother SOCKS, yearns
fly his haf sister, will be offered Tie sale VIII take plscc
the farm commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. N.
TERMS-AI under $50 cash, all under 100 four months
all over SIUO aud $3.50 twelve rouths $50
one and two years credit Notes endorsed and payable III bank
without interest.
Those Who wish aud the ep
ply to Mr. p. s. NcHURKY the Farm, the ofhc
OF the Nashville Ga Light Company
Z. ANY tEs aaoye mentioned Stock he purchased at
private sale.
fsIt6-ng WASHINGTON BARROW.
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n tle 3h day q sisFch INST, 90 Hrrl q sle ssaat
~ Belsware az The ripper Firf, Nashville Team, vii
IN pursuance u ors u The district Court Eirst
Nide teunessees 10 the % lrEunis q co. m De SAL
steamboat proceed . sell ire sad Iat, ter
beats apparel, tackle and arairs % the s hssi ~ pu
ho Fene, The purchaser being required tey eneh3 81 the
purchase money Ia cash. and siFs U snoa secary
"a, able 10 Bank tor the resi- us iI equ aaatf four
sight months. This % say Of 3larci, is5g
J. B. CLEEENTS 8. Msriat
mta-td. Tor the Mobile DISTRICT y Ieul..sce.
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FENIE subscriber offers for seventy acres offsa On re
A1die tHnkiu Turnpike. f0uf miles Nasie =.
Joining te tract on Whal De resides the 81 Capt John
Jones The iand Is equal 20 the hess, glth
ent falling water, with the Eost bsas,iul hninr ie
in the country. ana n The miist ~ aust naihsr "a
America apn4 NATHANIEL. RANTrR
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" ,uid fan al any momsnf The expectations il Ia,
tAe entire remaining portions Of the bridge viii b.
swept away this aiferaoon, uaiess the wind ceases
ard bat htis hSpsis entertained Cor the safety OF
tbs Uniortunsts Ealermsa.
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eshs7Atrs


WIcsEL Eli : e MS
4 early application is made Will sell great bargain
4 new brick house and lot in
4 HARDEN(s,s ADDITION
Nashville The house contains six room commands Cine
view Of the city, &C.
We haze also for sale large number OF the
Host Desirable Ksesidences in the City
and vicinity Besides nsny Of the best this and
Joining counties Alse supply Of unimproved
lots in the city proper and different additions Nashville
persons disposed purchase real estate would 10 we'll call
us as v sell great bargains.
mia J. L. & K W. BROWN.
THgJN(sAEgFAN q rasS seed s---We alarEe stock
OF this Justly celebrated Grass Seed, and have reduced the
price t. 50 IS per bushe Il = superior the Mist
Tor hay, and VIII yield equally a. we'll.
febs7-d ARMSTRONG 4 GO.
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Sc OOO REWARDI

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk ia tho Ernrfch
~ Of tae tnoH Bank az 5aeEss, Harie tssnisls
Of the 81 list. aud Esteen Thus H. Est iunllai D5srs
IN Julien Bsnk notes ard Esftg is- Hundred boars Gold
stolea One Thousand buiaHs VIII D. ri tse,sc0c
TIE murderer and kOur la1usaud DoTs rcoIerg Ia
Hessy AMI in proportion for any paitof 81.
: .EIR sNaN.
Ashin-fff
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WILL furnish Chandeliers, sihe- f1r burnr Gas on
Candls. % suit any sized hgii la Clzr Heei 81 Pa lie
Hall in us city or county, with IA De ss Gloies saides
as cheap they can ie had from sry asri1st.
kesp good assortment OF at TIRE fxtur
Drop Lights payer aud faHy col red las ses. sie Eurn-
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In New York, Bernard MeGafney, pedler, IN
favOrably known to the police, was arrested on the
10Th inst on suspicion Of having been concerned
in the death of Nike Walsh. He was seen in the
vicinity where the body was found early on Thurs,
day morning; and Mr.. Knapp, witness at the cor
Oaer's inquest, says be resembles one of the m5n
whom he saw running from The spot Immediately
after ne heard The cry of murder"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-27

The Sons Of Malta, Of Madison, Wisconsin, en-
the 18th inst, gave an order 10 The Ladies BenevO
lent Society for 1000 leaves Of bread The Patrol
says The order there number among lis members the
highest officers Of tho State.
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The recent heavy rains have gas ID vast amount
of damage ia various parts OF the country, but par
ticularly along the tracks Of railroads Il IS report
ed that at least twenty miles of the Hudson river
railroad are submerged, but whether any portan Of
the track has been washed away can only be aseeT>
tanned when the waters subside.
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have The very best WQrkuel atU.8 ready
Gas Filling Also, ~ Ire machinery ior eating ssfesinr
Gas Pipe, and viii sci. any number e i 60 ras
try, cut 70 their plans and furnish the aurs
and ether tools 50 that thsy De Tel own po-t
steam and steamboat WORK.
sie2n Pipe Steam VALVES, Coels other articles o. 1ndsr
repairing Steam work.
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, ana ether scan PIE ut4k done
with desFal
JAMES II. KENnRICF.
e1--3n So Cherry Street.
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The Senate Of Missouri has passed a bill appro,
Pristiug $500 for portraits Of Heary Clay and An
drew jackson, % be painted BY Afr. Bingham.
Missouri arsst.
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There is some scandal aAoat in Hartford, Con-
neciicut, about q marriage cOnsummsted last fall
between middle>sged gentleman, who came there
the previous summer, and young lady Of one Of
the "a FIRST families" They Left Immediately upon a
prolonged marriage tour from which they have not
returned; and since then, geRtesl appearing lady
has come to town claiming ths man as her husband
Of twelve years standing.
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Abou. six months since, q negro belonging 10 Mr..
Charles Gross, in Bourbon county, Kentucky, ran
away, andas his master made particular sirn any
attempt 10 capture him, he escaped to Canada. A
few days since he reaPpeared upoa the farm Of his
former owner, having travelled principally foo,
all the way from Toronto, CsLads He was, SO far
as habiliments wea, in very dilAPidated eOndi-
tien, and had thus voluntarily returned slavery
which he found preferable to shifting for bis own
likelihood
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WILLIAMSON q CIEEATHAM,
IMPORTERS oP
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &cs, &c,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
ysyHE undersigned have following pure Liquors,
Wines &C. which they offer to the trade at low prices
respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
Our Liquors and Wines are purchased direct through the Gus
House be warranted genuine Being determined to
sell at low fgures-posseng the facilities to do sOWe tatter
that OH such Inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, as viii meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Hum and Whistles,
&c and y pipes Fine Cognae 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
B pa. Bssss2 alSs' F1 do 90 bs od Rye
d do Rochelle do bbs genuine Old Bourndo
5do pune Holland Gin; Zoe bbs fne Tenn. Corn do
epuncAeOns pure W. l. Rum; sPuncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and 1xa Champagne 20 do saut sa
90 boxes Hoe and Mosee; 10 do do old and fac;
90 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
Is po1 Rsd Fin. oIar.ts; 70 do do Port DO old
Porter, AIe, &c.
99 casks London orteT best brands
g do English ard scotch Ale, l 81. brands;
30 do French Cordials, assorted
~ do Brandy Cherries;
IL do Curacao, MaresehlDo and Absynthe.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 800 ooO German cigaTs
choicest brands Tobacco s%,.0O Dln'f' Ns 'ia' 90
% bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 7. W. Andersoni
10 do do do do do 'Leftwiek's = aces
10 do do do 10 do Victoria;
20 do do do do do 'sutherlands Fine
bore. Virginia Chewing Tobacco suthsrlands sine qua
non;'
10 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco CAamper & Flippez
Golden Leaf;'
20 boxes fns Virginia Chewing Tobacco LanShOrn & Ariead,
No. /, Gold Leaf
I boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, g len'si
50 boxes best Tennsss'e do .1so do
Is X boxes Kean Smiths celebrated ''Tist and Pancakes
DluvIle Tobacco equal, superior, any oEers
eG in this market
With many ot.er articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
No. 81, College street. Nashville Tenn
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SlasBbilIs alnian apS 5nrritan.


GIN. cass basde Iiued sn invitation to attend Il z
Pioneers celebration in Cincinnati ca the 9TH Of
April
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BOGUS THREE CEsT PIEcEs.-AlbAny, New York,
is fall Of bogus three cent pieces which have no
miled edge, the stars surrounliug the Iette C are
very indisn9tly cut the bunch Of rods tied togeth-
er in the lover bow and the leaves in the upper bow
Of the C are Wantngin the bogus coin. On the ro-
side Of the coin the isvery badly executed
the points bsing almost rounded instead Of being
distinctly dansly eut as in lhs genuine.
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STA Hits HME IT.

e s 4 4 y l. s n II 2 n II.
EDURR Nsones o. an s1rs haDd aai s i9orer Save
Mills. Min Spindies, SID Gearing. Betting cioai ~ IA
numbers Du,ch anchor bnans bs ting. ho rluiaIloE
screws, sire, picks and aser Parts impQsiei ffa
prices.
Being practical nechlnic, thoroughly u7drssniiug tie
theory and practices Of iI1r oneTafidfs. Eea ana l
Wrshts win ind it 70 lheir ier sioss lsd
prices before piirctsins. All goo5 so iy Ersnsi
give satisfaction.
All orders and communications rren7y astsadett r..
..p p EYAis,
Cor College aud Broad sta, Nsshviis, RIA.