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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-09

sTsAMsuIP CON-
New Orleans. TO sail o, Thurs
he Unitot htatei man steamer
viii commence 10
May 9, at pier foat Of Robinson
4 hdAng signed after the hour OF
e apply TO the agents. LIVING
No, L Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-09

CLIPPkR OF TUESDAY, MAY 10
THE ELEGANT EXTEENE CLIPPER SHIP
GOLDEN EAGLE X A. LUCE C0HA aEDER
rapidly loading pier u East river xbs celebrated
clipper ade very quick passages Fan FraDsecotw0
of being sod liz respectively thus proving
herself be of the ee,est ssps soat she nsues at the
lowest In order, ard will dis
patched above For balance Of freight apply to
VIM. 7. COAEh AN 4 co.,
IS Vail street, Tontine building.
Agents In San Francscc-Mesrs WIN COLEMAN co.
Exchange San Francisco for sale in TO suit
Limited advances made shipments of approved naerchsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-09

DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR LIVER.
~ pooI.-Slhe AFRICA, Jas Anderson lander, will
SAL from the stream on Aednssdsy next May IL sssm
the Afriss from 80 a. NJ lP. ~ to passengers
and baggage board The PERSIA will sa the 18th of
May e COWARD, No. Sowing Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-09

DvANCES MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS
"A ws'cbes. jexelry segars and goods q all kinds Q
retail store. Es:abiGhed l8AS. Charges moderate.
JACOBS 4W Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-09

YyIIE COEMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE BOARD OF
/ Aldermen will meet on Monday the 9th inst, in
No. City Hail. at O'Clock p M. The committee viii
into the subject of changing the grsea Reade
and Elm streets All parties interested the above have
an opportunity Of being heard bsfore the committee.
Al other having business before the committee
cen also have opportunity Of being heard
FL A. bUOLE, f,.-~u.. -. c......
hyoHa Ssaq Il 4as sass.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03


CONTENTS Of No. Ill PUBLISHED THIS DAV. =,
fBE GRNDmorHsKs APOLOGY. by Alfred T,nnyson' IL
0uR F,sw OF Swo ACRES Par , By Harriet Mtr;ihesu
TsGlIsp PRoJEcIILys Pau2 BY B ing's Aasl%
R,sTpPLscE OF THE DUKE OF WELLnGTOs
svrrcuIEc TIVE CASTLE. Ilns'rat.u y John teeco- -
Goop FIcur Chapters and b Cnar es iseAde. 'iIS
zstsd by L. k'tne.
RMg. ~
Tp, QUEEN or THv AsFSa Ilus'ra'ed y ION boecn'
My Etnhp IN GosEsAoR. Ia. t-sied 0s J. IennleL
CONTENTS 4 No u.
Tar AsIRoNomgRs IUstrted BY John IeLheL
9ALItA.Ii By a A. NJ ,,., l.,
Az ElTcrIos sroAY ry Shirley Brooks. illustrated "
John L..oh. , -, MI, A.,
EkclIsh PKOJECIlLYs. by W. Bridges Aaanis
Tia srIpEs BY Edward Jessie -, ,,-.--.,
THr sosc OF COURTESY. BY Googe Meredith ihnstFa-ed
Coop fIcHT BY Charles Rsade. Illustrated by Ke-ne
E,ssI AND MoRxISG BY K Benson Illustrated BY 'ohn'
Our Farm OF TIVE ACRES. BY Harriet Martnesa
CONTENTS Of No. l.
Over . WEEK. BY Shirley Brooks Illustrated oy 'ohh
L~ech ~ .- ,,,...,
AppVS AND MS WHITE DEAN pJ " w. ~
trSed BY John T-nn'el 49,. ,-....-o
1KeIIsu PRoJs CTILEs. By ". Bridges Adams ,,u,
M,c,xT. By Tom Taylor. llusrs,ed by j. f. nluss
cosn F,cHI By Cherries Rea3e. Illus rated BY L. hrene
Tpy Tan OF T.pPoIs By q III. LeNes
TaK ORIGINAL BUS HoUSE. liustre ed oy 'ohn "'e0'~
Pfice ~ cents each number. OF 81 yes
WILMER & ROGERS,
Corner Nassau aud Libcrty-sts, N T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
THE n. Y. DAILY TRIBUNE.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE printed on large Imperial shrs
aud published ryery morrne evening Saudays sxoep,e
n contains EG,eas the topics of The imes employing large
rps newspaper STiirTs Of the day. Domestic an
Foreign spoudeuce Proceedings Congress- ports oi
Lectures City News Cattle Heps and Produce Mases ne
views Of Books; Literary n,,&S Papers ON Mechan's
ard The Arts SC. Sc We 10 r.,sr TltE TRIBUNE
.epspaper the Of the psbos-s IeesTaplc t~s
alone costing over sl2 900 per annGIn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
vNHE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.

vINHE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
IS per
wonder of cheap1ess. Brilliant literature aI.o music
IN. Y Tribune.
1.-THE cheapes, peroiicar the r.oIld'tH MeIcrry,
AUGUST MUMgeR Now READY.
For .s- by News Agents.
CONTENTS.
LITTRAIURE-The Prophecy the Tooth Balloon Ascension
A Tale.
THr CosscRPIs STORY Nspoleonlc Tale. Good Fisft
Tale by Charles Reads Rogers Table Talk Anecdotes Of Napo.
leon u Wens. (cntireiy Dew History Uf
ID. City Of N.Ey rk Acadia. Artistic and Mscal Criticism
FASHIONS the Mon Domestic Economy Cartnes ard
Frsncs.eIs Cookery The Last Victory The Zousy.s &c,
H., DC.
MusIc-The Orphans Lanen. Thoss Evening Bella Fare
tb. thou hV.y calm fox those who God bless
our Native Land The Death Of Warren cong Of ye Odsn
Time The Bride -
All of which copyrshted For this monthly ladies' especially
.ouead look this publication. II vii speak for tsef
Lady csnvasseTt wanted.
STEPHEN PAUL, Pabusher,
No. 2l5 fnl:ons.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

CtARLYLE's MANUAL OF FREEMASONRY,
~ 81 50; ALLYNS RITUAL OF MASONRY, SIS CUP
PFRS STAIR BUILDERS GUIDE, So; GOWANS
CATALOGUE. No l8 gratis BY reuaine the BOOKS viii be
''N' ~ ''' ". GOWANS No. 95 CeD.re,;.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

i SCHOOLS surrli-d $: Z II. WILCOX K sons u ;
SCHOOL AGENCY No 25 osdssy sy-.-taol'sei isi-nIi.
M e. yscsnc-. changes b advance expenses asa pay
.us gUion of efo. No charge 10 pupil. nor 70 end'
ho uru.rl- ord-I..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
Neu Civilizations.


VNHE BRIDE.
I New song without words, for Piano. ..
In The MOTHER AND DAUGHTEl ioT AUGUST
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
Boaro ano Rooms.

DOARD WANTED.-A SINGLE ROOM, up
ID tozu in NswYork by single Gentleman Brsakf,s; a.
O'clock AidIrss r. NJ, Tribuue Office stating ,erms, So
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
GH Qnrf.
Efrurslons.
1I7UE FYCTTRSIONS 70 the COAL FIELDS of

NNUE EXCURSIONS to the COAL FIELDS OF
i PENNSYLVANIA via Deiswsae Water Gap, scranton,
Wbke,bs- Wyoming Valley, Mauch Chunk Allentown Beth.
i-h. Eason will be continued till it September next at
pre,,n, low viz s5 Is fr the entire excursion AID
IS Is Mauch Chunk opy aid return Tickets fr the entire Il
cur.ion good for Gays from time Of purchase 70 Much
and retnrD good for four days from time OF
travel delay instead of going the QuakEe
Road Caswsss Railroad Company viii take excursloniss
(xtbout ctsig Tsmaqe az which place they will ar
i've in time dinner and dDd the United a,es Hotel cd
irns charge 10 tsbe them b Msacn Chlns sum
distance Of six miles tn. they will b. tans ued -
Gravity Road AID descend 20 Mauch Chuns ta;e nj
snce, the io9~ing morning. 'a-y make mo
cf Mount Pisgah. and take trip the wonderful
Switch Back, &c. - ,
Pier No North River, By stssu7os,s OF the C-nta
Railroad New for N. -u- a. u and
for Msucb Chupk only at II aud III Th- 10 train
OF the Jersey Railroad and Transportation Comp.ly Zoo, Of
st. connects With he C-ntrsi trains a. Elizabeth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
Gummcr Reircdts.

OOINTRY BOARD. - Parties can obtain Board
~ by app yius in media I, Dr. AMOS 8 MiLLLh No.
tSa HnS~on. Tn. LaoD IL piessan healthy and sc-
teh on N. rhern R.ioad Of Jersey Distance Is
miles from Newiors Three traps of cns Zach way IL
10 az the IL gswod S'aiion Apply personally or ey note
CARATOGA SPRlNGS.-SHARONS SPRINGS.
- Travellers takire the morning Express Train on Hudson
River Railroad leaving Chanb.rss a. Ga m and sis;st ss
625 a. M will arrive the above places in time for dinner
GUNNER BOARDING At tSARATOGA.-Fami-
lies desiring Private Board may find supsrioI sceomn1ds-
on, SPACIOUS cool and quiet ample and shady pay
.,nnS AZ reasonable s,sa two minutes wsh from Consreso
sprips by applying mmsdi..sy TEMPLE GROVE HOUSE.
Saratoga Spnnss, New fofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
60 Uhom il man Concern.


4 SMALL, respectable Family wish to make an
"A ENGAGEMENT Immediately for The BOARDING DE-
PARTMENT Of 8 School, Seminary OF College Exp-nenesd
having the beet Of references Address ANNA CLAhhE
General Fos,.O Office. New York.
CAUTION 10 the PUBLIC.-We are 10
~ formed thst hsssrs PLA1SF BROOKS Of Akron Ohio
have ob,aired Patent ds.a Msy "a 1883 for al mproveIe9t
npen GEORGE A. MTCHELLS TIP fOr the protection OF ne
Toes # Boot. snd Shoes for which Lett" Patent He7 aned
70 said Mitchell January s. 1883
All Tips made un.er PLA 1T BROOKsS Pa,eu. INFRINGE
upon Mitchell. Patent and has sb: % MAKE er
them without license from the undersigned, Asssoees Of
sad Mitchell
TGs p.it!,s nay be nsed hereby give notice tia:
tisu prosecute a.. person waJ
Use OR SELL - - -
TIPS made under PLATTT BROOkoS PATENT,
wihOu, license ir0ui gs. -. ..,,,,,,,, ~
Bo.ton, July 3, 1883 ChASE, AchINNhI 20.
DUBLIC NOTICE.-Stolen from the Park OF
the Cry Hall Of New Vorf en- SUSDAY she si:' day o.
July a, Ct u me Platform u the Li5ery o Speech made
cur Gory ho pol.s sufficiently large for the Et West
North AID Souh upon AID proclaim freeco o Az me
world from intoxicating drinks Any information of the p, ra1
given 70 the L. CLERK Of Stolen Properly AZ TIE corner OF
boone aud will be thankfully received BY the o~ner
FALCOSER the r.wsTd viii De PAD o9 saaeay the TN
day August at q p M on he cr aTSr ~ se TO '' M
X JISiiS< ~ hSH 'as-.'-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

DUSSIAN FRIGATE GENERAL ADMIR- AL
III LTHOGRAPHS Of this vessel plain and coloIed For sale
by SLOTE JAMES Stationers, No 80 Fultons.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03
ONCE A WEEK.

NJEW ILLUSTRATED PERiODICAL-Con
IN the best writers in Europe and beautifully Illus
= uat<d BY hIs artists
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-03

xyANTED-A situation BY Protestant Girl, q
w Do fue SEWING ard EMBROIDERY. snd s...t II
WASHING and IROSl.G. OF ChAMBEhWohh ~ y
IN dey. q, No ia M.di.On-.t blaiEs, top aoor
Gasdr reference her last place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
UNHUCKY aDYENNURE.
1--WE Handsome Young Jewesses Dress In
Male Attire and get Locked up.
Frnnn the Me- Htlrk Ereninr Post. Marrh

1--WE Handsome Young JeWesses Dress in
Male Attire and get Locked up.
From ths New Nurk Evening Post, March "a.
Last Sunday was the "Ram's Head Postwar of
the Jews and many Of the Israelies appeared in the
streets masked Two young Jewesses, daughters of
wealthy and well known cItizens entering into the
spirit Of the occasion, far forget their dignity
&c to attire themselves in male clothing and thus
arreyed, walked up Eighth avenue. An cfkcer Of
the Sixteenth Ward observed them and detected
their disguise. He did not know who they were
but naturally concluded they we're shop>liiGers or
something Of the sort They had, at any rate, vio-
lated wise legal regulation, and he determined to
take them into custody, which he attempted TO do
after having followed them far Thirty-seeond-
street They had no idea, however, Of falling into
the hands Of the authorities, and made handsome
6ght for ladies quite unaccustoEe1 to pugilise ex
ercises Of muscle, IS they were.
Several Jews we're in the street in The immediate
neighborhoed and came to the rescue They we're
soon Joined By others-the officer was seconded by
come OF his companions, and general seuffe en-,
sued, during which the heroiues Of the adventure
relieved Of taer gold bracelets and several ar
iieles Of rich jeEery. The blue coats got the best
Of it, however, and the young women we're taken to
the Sixteenth Ward Station house and locked up.
They dispatched messengers to friends, and their
fathers made their appearance early in che morning
Money offered for their release, but refused, as
the officers had no discretion In the matter. large
number Of excited Israeiites had by this lime gath
cred around the Stati0nhouse, and il looSed at The
time, as though free use of clubs would % re-
quired prevent them releasing the fasE prisoners
At last the father Of one of the ysang Women went
after pOlice-justice, who cs=ss and opened court
In the Station house. The fair prisoners were duly
arraigned plead guilty the charge and were dis
missed with such gentle admoniliOns as the magis-
trsls deemed necessary TO uphold the dignity of the
laws.
Il ie said that the father Of one Of them declares
Ais intention 10 sue the officer for false iaprisoa>
ment, and also to arrest him for stealing ths jeW>
elFy,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

A Young Woman KILLED by an AbOr.
zionist
ALBANY, March 27.-0n Saturday night youag
woman named Mary Aun Snyder, aged % years,
was Killed by Mrs. 0selia Mssten willis atiemptiug
10 produce an abortion by means a. Instruments
The aborioDist is "a years Of zss and has carried
or the business for years without detection. She
Is now in jail, and will be indicted to morrow b7
the Grand Jury, which has been in session for a
week, and hes already found fifty Indictments max
ing one hundred indictments in this county since
January 1.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
CIR AIG FAD q co.,
DEALERS IN
Hardware.

% PCBLI9 SQUIRE, NASHVILLE zEERESSER
JAMES CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire interest
ID Of Mr.. WIN H, MINCHIN, business of Crairhead
hnchn, is alone authorized the late firm in
qudao and will continue at the old stand No.
% Public square, under the title a. above mAyz4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
CRUTCHER & co,

tseccessor TO Benj. +. Shields,1
Auction and Commission Merchants
and General Agents,
NO. n PEBLKC SQCARE, NASHVILLE, TEYEESSEE
VEAYING succeeded B. Shields the Auction and Cam
nision business would respectfully nfern As pablc
that IS our intention do strictly Auca Commission
business and /. soliciting patronage and
all descriptions OF goods and mersandsa promise
put forth unng efforts in endesyorng make to the
interest Of friends and the public generally place their
business In our hands CRUTCHEE 4 CO.
Ihave this day sodmy entire interest in the Auction and Commis
business MessS Crutcher Co.. and would respectful
them cid friends correspondents and
being reliable business and in every respect worthy
their confidence All parties who have business with
viii please call md settle with without delay and those bay
ing claims against US VIII present them for payment.
Most respectfully, BENJ I. SHIRLDS.
febll-dd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

NEW hAk1EEH BhOS'
For the ran Trade.
We aTsin receipt Of the sahs well selected stock
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
WehAVc ever odeFed TO the tie retail trade.
AFlNa purchased this stock from thelerget Importers and
Commission Houses In the Eastern cities, feel hest
fancy in sayipg that we thereby enabled 70 sell goods at
Low PREC ES
EHd On - Reasonable Terms any house In city.
Our present STOCK snhrscesevery variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such AsYery handsons Robes Ala;
q !. Tsslai
ETsnes DsIaine', Plain and Fancy.
French and Easlish AlsFinOss:
FaconiaPlaids
Lavellas, for Travelling Dresses.
IBege's;
Plaid Msrino, English and French;
EysTy style q shas Pansnd IsnyDs.s Glosks
wehavs also very large stock Of staple Goods such
Bleaehed Domestic, sis grades;
l0&l2-4bleachsd sheetng;
~ inch Pillow Cottsn;
- Brown sheetng
~ and OF sea island do;
Bro. and bl'd drills;
Pl'd Linsey, all kinds;
flannes all coors, qualities and pricesls
Canton Fannels;
Negro Blankets;
Bel Blankets, every size and quality.
heseys sstnets Camerss, Fesslngs Shirts,
Fronts, Collars and in fact every article person may
End 10 complete retail store.
We also keep constantly on hand complete stock Boot and
Shoes Hats ana Caps Du0uT Cos best Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets &c To al Of which invite the attention o.
The trading community Our as cheap the
cheapest' EcEHIRTER BROS.
sepi5 No. 81, North Market street..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
NTarshaI's Sale,

the 3th day OF March inst, Board Of the steamboat
~ Delaware at the upper wharf, in Nashville Tenn, will
IN pursuance Of order the District Court the District
Middle Tennessee in the Of enns Co. against the said
steamboat proceed 70 sell tie said Steamboat her machinery,
boats APPAREL tackle and f1ntars highest pub
lie Vsndue, the purchaser being required pay onshd Of
purchase money In cash. and 70 give good sesury
payable In Bank for the residue equal nsament
and eight months This Cd day Of March, ls5e.
J. b. CLEMENTS, U. s. MarshaI
lh3-td. for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

kirkpatrick. ReVins d Co.,
RECETEL8G, F0RWARDIYG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY 8TERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
AVE- now in store large and complete assortment Of
d Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses, In barrels and half barrels;
Coffee large and complete stock;
Rasins, full with Candles, Sardnes Mack.
erel, Glassware ASSORTED Pcans: together
ces usually kept IN Tie Grocery line. Our stock Of
BRANDFES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We think cannot be surpassed this any market.
heavy stock Of goods in invite the attention Of
the trade
mar2s-H KIRKPATRIcK. NEvINs 4 Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

J. L. RIDDELL n. D., Professor Of Chemistry the UniTer-
slty Of Louisiana, concerning this plant says
New Orleans, March q, 1853.
L. ULLSAS, EsqDedr Sir: receive them the 18th
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
9aiIp ahion& 9nerital

Ne following lines are ss truly bezutiful as th,
pstriOtic, and wiz commend themselves to ever
Of Erin, "that emerald gem set in the silsl
Prize Song fer Sc. Pafriok's Nay.
~ Or. eHAKEEs sTRNE.
Aar-"Burns' Farewell"
OH who that has not wandered far
From where be frst drew vital air,
Can tell how bright the visions sre
That still surround cur fancy there
Ard tits sweet round Memory 3 throne,
When tina and distance gid The way.
1ocite the scenes that long have nown.
And visW thsr o'eI on Ratricks Day.
Though distant from our nhti4s shore.
And bound BY Fortunes stern decree
1o tread our native soil no more,
san, Erin We must 1tfzk Of Ties.
Il there S heart Of Irish mould
That does not own the magic sway
which prompts the gen rcus patriots soul
Tocelebrafe our Pstrick's Day
No nation e'er IL PRESIDENTS shrine
Has sacrificed 50 much as we
Our blood has flowed in every cllus
That nisei the shout Of -Lihcrtyln
Bat, an viii Freedom never smile,
Nor she'd one bright and cheering ray
1e light our own dear native isle
And raiss our hopes on Patreks Dayf
Yes, Erini raiss thy dropping brow.
And wrealhe Il with thy shamrock green;
Go tell thy proud ana naughty foe
That she's no longer S0cean's queen"
Cou71biS' banners float on high,
The Eagle seizes on bis prey;
Then, Erini wipe thy fearful eye,
And raise thy hopes Patriekis Day.
Thy gallant sens have molly bought
Columbus gratitude Tor thee;
In Freedoms cause they've brayely fought,
And shed their blood for liberty.
Then strike the harp and ell the howl,
Let tyTants gTumble as they may;
The toast 4osH drink is Albions fall
And Erin's Joy on Patrick's Day
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

From GEORGE S. BLACKIE A. NJ n D., Professor Bot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville,
February, p, 1859.
"LouIs S. ULLAAS Esq-Dear Sri have had than
years experience Of yPu Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined action with 1t has generally been
FOR have and Oretes' the weather with
accuracy glad to add testimony that Of
other friends wish establishing sale for cheap
aud reliable instrument. am yours respectfully, &c,
GEORGE s. BLACEIE, NJ. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
Lieut., Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D. late Professor of GeOI.
III cl.n,u..rr ~. NnahriiIn

Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN D., late Professor Of Cecil
ogy Chemistry Eniversty Of Nashville. says:
September %, 1853
L. s. GILMAN, ESQ., Dear Sir After carefully adjusting six
vessels their boxes and making the agree
with sch other given pon., Lhhauge' the dali
day average moisture the atmosphere found them, during
may months peculiarly sensitive all Hygomecal changes,
confidence their indications because they
compared them, for the period, with hair Hygrom
cart Of the time with Masans uygometer THE and
dry bub found the plants give the indications those
instruments.
Being excellent HygOmete not liable to be broken
dsarsnged, we'll cheap enough be within the reach
farmers, and Of Tie community generally think all persons who
buy your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

JAS NJ SANFORD, NJ D. Professor of Chemistry in the Cum
berland University of Lebanon, Tenn aud State GeOogt for
the State Of Tennessee, says:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

LOUIS s. UILMAN, RsQ-DeGr Sir /" It appears pecu
sry sensitive and gives greater range molten than either
! the animated ca ordinary catgut
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
From ]. N. fowler, NJ D.. and gcHN o. NIL, Rsa.,

From J. NJ fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL, Esq Of
Columbia, Tom. saysing, February Is, 1852
s. LLLMAS, ESQ dur Sr: We have made repeated
experiments WITH taken Of little
Exotic, which yon we're kind enough present time
since, and which you appropriately designate the Oriental
Talisman, Natural Weather Indicator From those expsi
and observations satisfied, is extremely sensitive
atmospheric Influences and with proper and attention,
supply the place Of the coses Barometer far
indicating the changes Of the weather concerned Securely
supendda Suitable place where there circulation
protected from rain and the influence OF the
the and carefully regulated according very explicit
directions confidently believe it will unerrngy indicate the
approaching variations Of the atmosphere from "a IS hours III
advance. Aside from its Baromecsl es it worth four times
the amount you charge for Botanical curiosity
Respectfully, SC, J. d. fowler, n. D.
JOHN 0. HILL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

Mr. L. S. ULLMSN-1 Dear Sir: find your simple and ele.
CANT little Microscope, constructed by yGurse quite delicate
and believe they will PROVE be useful and valuable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN offering for sale the Lot on Cherry street.
4 occupied by Mr. B Weller.
The house large and cOmmodous containing
ty with servants cellars, wood sheds
The house In good order Of it being recently rebuilt and
better adapted for first class boarding house any house
in Nashville
The sixty feet front by one hundred and
tyye feet; and the house situated as to admit OF
addition that would render eoodou any in
the city.
large portion of the furniture purchased the house
# desired.
we'll known that hotel keeping is this city, most pro.
table business and to wishing engage yoca
on, this excellent opportunity procure eligible oca
ton, being convenient to all the business po=ons city,
Fer terms, &C, apply to
dec24-H AVS LINDSLET
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

JOHN W. DRAPER n. D. L. L. D., Professor CT Chemistr
and Physiology in the University New York. relative to tn
plant, says: