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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1909.
Published This Morning:
DRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
III


WAR IN EUROPE.
lie R.moe aud Re ,er: Csuses
With he
VIENNA TREATIES OF 1914 AND 1918, ~ FULL
Containing also,
THO SPLENDID MAPS EACH - BY Ij
prspsres expressly for .his work.
Also, printed separately Sized and CaeDds1ed Psptr
The following
ILLUSTRATIONS:
View of The City of Genoa.
Landing of ibe French SoSisry.
View Of :he Ci-y and For-rss' e A.essaIdrs
TIE sarduisn Troops IN Uaiform
Arrival Of the French Troops = f!edEHt
A Zo2sye IN Marching Order
FULL-LENGTH PORTRAITS OF
Emperor Napoleon ILL.,
Victor Emanuel, KDs of Sardinia.
Franci. Joseph Emperor Il Aa.,'is-
Count Gyuia, the A-s.Tisr Genera.
Marshal Csnio,er.,
kspbal hsn5on,
Marsha BsTssuay q Hiier', r,snsb
Msrhsl Ma11an osnIna' sha
Msr,hs " .M.ho1, AFrH' 'i Italy
D1ke Of Mslstof,
GeaerslSisl,
coNTEsrs a. TIE Eoog:
EUROPE IN THE PRESENT CEN
TUKY:
ssr,.mert Of the Pssce of Es-ope Events fsls Grss;
Austrian Dyrs;ty GERMAN siSs.i Frs..1n 20 Dynfp%s p
lion Of ;he Bei,sTrE.s Declarations and Maaiiesio 81 ne
Powers.
RETROSPECT OF WARS AND TREA'
TIES:
European Dyus,es IN 1900 Feneh Rev5lgton l7se; Ma
poson Bouzp-l'es Career; Treaties Of Par- in 8lfo
Congress Of Vienna, Holy Alliance Treaty; Frercn Rsvoil
0f 1880 1898 German. COntede ration Psrlfons
ofPosrd, Breaches of VI Enua Trea. oy Russia AMI AUS
Tresy Of Verona sh Libsry treaty BE-
Russia and Turkey r-sGu - tue Dannbsn PIN
csitie. lts.y lsis German R.volts u 1879 HnEa
man Revolution.
OBJECTS OF A DYNASTIC WAR:
Review Ct Louis Sapo.eUns Acts Pfoets Of Nae1e.
The Wa I'M .rious ENGLAND P,sb ities Of ne
Futur. Itsly New Pop-dOm, Possible Effects IN he
American C0nDsu Position of the United states In view
Of Offensive Alliance Of Dyua,ties
BALANCE OF POWER IN EUROPE ::
Review Of Wars in tho Las, Csu'uTy Treaty con,srnns
Parma Placer s1d Gua.a Ir,.'y o Florence oetSeeu
Austria Sardinia Tuscany M0 Ia aud PaTaai Treaty be
Modsna IL l8i7; Consideration Of rect
of the War; Concluding Remarks regarding New
Balance Of Power
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES, FOR
CES AND FINANCES:
Count Cayour Marshal Csurobei.; Garihadi; Count Gyr
E is Of Naples Count Rschb.Ts; Gruess Hes a1d
Hebel; Marshal Barssyay dfiers; Nsp1o0n III; VICTOR
Emanuel; Francis Jos' ph Armies Of rope: Pasc Dsbs
Cos. Of Wars.
THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED
Copies mailed p3s:sge pad, receip; Of prize.
Address ROBERT N. DE WITT, Plbsher,
Ms. l6o and lt2 Nassau It.
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
Il A JOURNAL Of PRACTICAL INFORMATION 10 riS Art
MANUFACTl RES and Gil EhsrRY.
T, valuable Journal has jus, closed rs Fourteenth Vo,He
pro ed number of which Will issue WEDNESDAY
Ms @ .sed Hw .e. ef Se viii bsS VOLUME
l. which III e.u,sin the following VALUABLE aud INTER
HyoIsulic Pout0on Dock Illustrated
Aimstron . Famou. Gan. illustrated.
Open Fire Crate. illustrated
Hook. and Eye. f9E Laoies' Dret.e. lAa''iA;ed-
Improved Spring Bees. Hiusns;ed
Gas ReoTt Furnace Dor illustrated
Ksilw.. Night Msres By Chares Doisrs
susarMskins IN Cuba
Travelling il CiIc.es.
Palaces Of the People.
Oh Of Peppermint
Improvement in Friction Mstcb,s
Fire Gra,es and Chimnie'
T,iznS Small Thips.
Goals aud Faruace.- Baruins Smoie.
Heroes Of lndustry-POcry
Curious Facts sboa the Cos; + WsT
soense OF Mltrs Cows.
Chspter Of Gun sties IN SSisn'e
Psteh;LAw Cases. Five RepoT's
Lishtning Batsrie-a Remarkable lrye0;iOu.
The Progress Of Invention
Fcr,isi summary-Mrsls and Markets.
Claims &C ali Patents is.u'd Junt p.
Implement. Of War: Raed Guns.
Psvemeuts, Past and Pres NJ
Interesting Mites and Queries.
The whole forming Of the mos; Interesting snd se JOH''
TIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN i. ENLARGED to SS-een.
Page Oqaro number VI Mecaanica EneIayins
executed in the style of The and issned week a. tne
low price Of per Ii unqgct;onsoy the eneSPe
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JOSEPH MUIR, DrsPer e. Tailor, No. 74o
u Broadway New York has slwsys hand ashooAbls -
ror,msn. Of CLOTHs, CAssIMEREs, yEsTISGs, ks
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livery HOTEL WANTS III -!
~ EVERY RESTAURANT WANTS IT.!
EVERY RAILROAD WANTS IT -!
EVERY THkATEK WANTS IT.!
EVERY BANh WANTS 1T .!
EVERY BROKER WANTS IT 80!
EVERY sTOREKEEPER WANTS 1T 20!
EVERY STEAMBOAT WANTS IT.!
EVERY BAR-ROOM WANTS IT.!
EVERY BAKER WANTS 1T ~
EVERY BUTCHER WANTS IT o.!
EVERY ONE WHO TAXES HANDLES PA
PER MONEY, WANTS IT
WANTS WHAT
THE FAC SMILE BASK-NOTE DETECTER %!
HEWETS ENCYCLOPEDIA g.!
without all the hourly rist Of receiving note
rai,ea slO So $50 Other Age denomination or
fh,y ,re AZ the danger of ;akiog worthless Wild
e, BAH Not. in o -olveD. Bank hss been
sbuted OF counterfeit spg.io-s uues hat make
their appearance for ihe hrst time. -
iu weekly pumb,n each containing One hundred and
Forty four smiles o vpgne S:s commencing Win
h. Cty Of Boston thereafter containing al the New En-
and States alphabetical order and Throughout he whole
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Dealer, aud P.,.dica Agenfs 10 he Union
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12
1T Is DELICIOUS 10 TAKE.
McLRAN's voIcAEIC OF ITNIHENT.

Also Mclean's Volcanie on Eminent
Principal peput on he corner II TLirl and Pm,
Streets, 81. Loais, 80.
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I
= sBRTsEf BAkEs's BsNNEr.--Ths collect on in the
rooms ofthe khode Island Sseisty for he eEsour-
ageme1t Of domestic Industry has received inter
citing addition-a bonnet braided By Mrs Betsey
aesksf, iBlaxael i1aitStisn braid shape aad trim
mng Of the arst straw bsnnet ever braided in this
country. Sizty-one years ago, ahea this VeBeT-
able lady was blooming maiden, size determined
70 have a straw bonnet not kn02ing aay other way
10 get t than 30 braid It herself Miss Betssy Met
calf that was her maiden name, saw an imported
Dunstahie straw bonnet in Col, Whipples store and
being true Yankee girl, she herself to work to
aIaltate H.. Tue interesting memoir upon straw
brsdiug, contributed By Judge Staples 10 the last
volume Of The Transactions Of The Bones tic Socis-
", al 9Ws how she sueeesded si;h insIructions,
without the opportunity Of unbrsiding speci-
men Of the wOrk to see how il was done, she per
severed until she made bonnet that was the envy
Of the Other girls Thence sprung q business
which today employs 10 900 people aud turns out
100000 bOnres aud hats annually, in the single
State & Msssachusetts- Providence Journal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12

THE PEACE IN ITALY VIEWS OF MAzzrNI The
treaty Of peace continues to excite discussion MAG
zin as might be expected. writes through an ItaI-
ian organ "Pensiero Ell AzOns," July 20. in bitter
Impressions sgaiast the peace Here are some of
his sayings and concentrations:
He, Louis Napoleon. has eOntrived to unite for
Italy the decetful corruption of politics Of the
eateenth century with the brutal grasp and with the
insolence of the coLqueror; he has united in his
person tie character Of MePhistophilesan Brennus
From end of Italy the other, one unaBi-
nous deep murmuF Of anger and menace must re-
spOnd to the alb minable news. Every syllable Of
the Messsggio ought to be mortal stab to those
who deluded themselves into the hope Of acquiring
Italian emancipation from the man stepped in crimes
and falsehood. s $500
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12

THE LATE Nav YORK RAILRoAD SLAUGHTER.-
We rejoice to learn that the corners jury who have
had the SchaghtieOke massacre under consideration
at Albany, have rendered verdict which means
something. They say that The bridge where the
slaughter took place was "roten, unsafe and knOsn
to be so and that the Superintendent and Direct
ors should be held responsible in other words that
they should suffer the penalty Of the law. IL is now
for the District attorney within whose jurisdiction
this case of homicide falls: to act st the YER
dic and bring the matter before grand jury, with
q view to TIE Bdictment Of the parties pointed out
as in fault. Experience has proved that civil rem
edies are no remedies st all; let see what good
ca u come Of criminal proceeding.-N " Tribune.
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AasbbiIIs anionl anS amsritan.
DaIly s.; 'rFi-Weslxly 5 weekly %.


ltE err Fr raa > tcAAa Flows aEs.Ia ~
steam pillow vas recently tried At the fair
grounds Of the Oxford Park Association, near Phil
adslPhia. oFwhish Prof ALFRED l. KkNxEDr gives
lhis aosOaBts lHa.alasss sal v4 tslas,a
Z By permission Of John ". Faakss, Lancaster
county mechanic, the iuvenlsF stepped upon the
engine and stood BY his side as the shrfn whistle
gave the seRal 70 start The gang Of sieht l4-incs
prairie ploWs which, until nov. had hung By chains
10 cranes st the rear Of the machine, quickly
lowered until they rested on the hard sod Oae
movement Of The lever, and On yard we went up an
ascent Of about ssvsa d. grees and with a SMOOTH
uniform molon-Q As The eight shares entered the
soil, / apprehended sudden check ana strain ike
that Whena railroad train is partially brak ed
uPs but nothing OF the kind was experienced. Ii
the enormous drSin Wheel CT rather dru n beneath
my feet could not detect tue least slidingon the
sod The traction soas perfect" i.
The Professor, after giving q nest graphic de :
erItiOn Of the progress Of the pillow, tsys that in
reply to question, saCa1 yoa cross-plow the land
you have just turned over?'' the InEentorreplied
ayes, sir;" and wheeling his msohine into posiliOn
he crossed at right angles the furrows previously
thrown up Subsequently, guilies we're passed over,
abrupt elevation sarmOunted; and, f0ally, the
PlOss were dstaehee, and an omnibus hisshsd to
the engine, aud then The patty STARTED of at
good round pace"
Al the meeting Of the Royal Agricultural Society
in Warwick England, July 18th, 3 prominent fea-
ture of the exhibition was the collections Of steam
plOWs and steam cultivstOrs. Sixteen steam plows
were entered for competition, ana ten steam euli-
vsOrs the last named being intended for cutting and
thoroughly pulVerzng the soil to the depth Of Fix 10
nine inches across track four and half to i've
six feet wide. The Manchester Guardian says that
'the most peculiar and novel implement exhibited
under this head is RoMAISE's patent steam rotary
ouIivatOr, which Processes to perform perfect spade
husblndry, digging six acres day at nine shillngs
ts2l6) Per.acre- S The machine is very cumbersOp
and unWiedy, weighing ten TONS but it does not
qnre any assistance from horses as it is self pro-
pelling"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12

The CROPS AT THE EAsT.-We learn from the
Eastern States that the drought is very severely felt
Ia the western part Of Maine nc rain has fallen
for six weeks. Vegetation must, Of course. suffer
visibly, and unless there is rain sOop, diminished
crops will be the result The hay crop is, however,
an exception, as better one has net been gathered
for many years. Early potatoes are getting along
finely on high land, but the Low land crop is rather
BACKYARD. - -- ---
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12

WHR6r IN WESTERN NEW YoRK.-A correspond
emit of the Rochester Onion, writing from Lima,
Livingston county, says: lR o.
The harvest is past, and on the whole the event
proves pretty much IS anticipated. Straw plenty
and bright, Derry full. blight. rust nor Weeyil
and the weather favorable t. the successful shelter
ing of the entire crop. Many fields upon which the
happy owners looked vita hope. were confidently
relied on for frcm twenty to twenty five bushels to
the acre Some of these are already thrsshed, and
the asttnished cultivstors have been compelled to
fad storage and bags for thirty where only twenty
bushels we're expected, and for forty where thirty
only we're provided for, And hear that the SAME
evil has shown itself in the rye crop and that the
barley also is.habIs to similar catastrophe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12

CHEAP EATISG IN New YORK Single men here
rarely take their meals at their boarding houses,
but resort to dining saloons fer them. There, for
from fifteen to twenty-five cents one get good
a breakfast dinner or supper as is to be had in any
hot ell in the country forha dollar These sale Ons
arc very numerous throughout the lower part Of the
city At those patronized BY persons Of scAnty
means The charge usually isfor coffee tea, three
cents per cup; for hot rolls, mullins toast cakes,
ak cents; for beef, PORK or mutton steak or chop
or for plate of fish Of any description, six eents
No better provisions better plain cooking is to
be enjoyed in America than in these same cheap
dining saloons. The charges for dinner are net
higher than for breakfast In macy of them two
or three thousand meals are thus furnished per diem.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12

ATTACHING A Man Contractors PAY.-The
auditor of the Postofoe Dspartm Mt, in response to
inquiries, has notified Judgment creditor Of mail
contractor in the West, who recently attached the
funds placed by the Department. in Postnaster's
hands to pay said contractor. that under the decs
ions of the United States Supreme Court, the pay
Of an eicer or employee of the general gOvsrnmsnt
can in no case be legally attached, even Whea
in the hands Of third, party, before being paid
over ..z.eez
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-12

TREATY WITH THE cHIPPEwAs OF KANsAs-In-
formation has been received at the Indian Office,
that a treaty has been concluded by Special Agent
CRAwFOsD. with the ChippeWas of Swami Greek and
Black 10 River, Kansas, BY which the Christian In
dams sre TO be identified with them. The Christian
| Indians have removed TO their new station.
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Whole Ticket. $40; Halves 8 /; Quarters 81 SOL



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Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered on
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dravingoer prizes at the usual time Of forty days
Notice 10 COfreSpOndents-ThsseW who prefer not
sending money by mail, the ADAMS EXPRESS COM
PANY whereby money for Tickets Of Ten Dollars and
upwards be sent US al oar risk and expense from any city
or town where they have an The money and order
be enclosed in 6ogsrrnea Post 0ee Stamped KaUsops,
OF the Express Company canuol receive them
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders Certificates Mail Express, to be d
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a. COS Atlanta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & co., Wilmington, Della.
NJ list numbers that drawn from the wheel with
the amount prize that each entitled to- will be pub
licked after syery drawing in the following paperAugusra
Ga Couutonalist Mobile Register Nashville Gazette
York Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, Paudin5 iss
Clarion and New York Herald iulys3
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VNTIsHING other Investments propose to sell
Nv ali our Real Estate in Davidson county,
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps commanding site in eViciny OF Nash
Vile aud desirable country residence The house will
sold with Y CT Is Of land the purchaser may choose
known as Tract situated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon road within three miles of Nashville containing 800
be divided into small twenty and uTEar all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences market
''D' anu 1' BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied by c. Mcamrbe and formerly
place so well known further description. 1t viii
also suit purchasers T. c. McCsmpbe will show
these places to any who will call.
All the above property will be sold reasonable terms and
on credit Of one, tgo three and four years.
dersiignde THOs c. McCAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville,
mb3l Nashville
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Freight Transportation.
go -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAEL ROAD

44<=s - 3 So - -
RAIFIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
- 1921 COMPANY,
TIME Southern Road Of the four great lines Thsroad has
thus far been managed in such way - 70 commend i 70
the public patronage - -. z. ID. 80 ID.
IA. -. HIEARS, General Freight Agent,
Now odsfs nducements % shippers 70 BALTIMORE Philadelphia,
York. ossa Rchmonds Petersburg SC, II excsdingg
low rates below New Orleans prices, their moderate
terms deductions upon insurance Of and half
this and the european shipping being from %
hiIlngs sterling ess than the New Orleans shipping prices
! all contribute renderit =a
Reliable as well rs Desirable.
Their facilities Tor Transportation unequslled b. Other
road now in opestion their Western teanus Is PARK
ERsBURGH, lilred aud Ninety aass below the low
water dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enables ordinary tho elFey Of goods not oy certain
bu With Dispatch Of any other route, and the
r declines thes Advantages such the Of delivery
wilens on other route5.s that this isthe only q
cheap, KeffabIe and speedy Route
FIssht by less exposed 10 weather than ~ other
routes dFayage the delivery being made PARK
ersbuIeh we'll sh6 oat and elevated from thence By
steam Immediately The without being subject to W.T.
SOIL
The Louisville direct with Paksrshurgh
boats without delay likewise the regular Cincinnati
boats Pilbarg convey direct 70 Parkerbursh By
this arrangements the Company enabled - receive freight
daily tor this a their ency in Nashville, Tenn
Fer further paTticuiafs euqairsof
H. II. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
1 f e. as No J, corner Broad and Wont Streets.
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REFRIGERATORS.
TETE have just received a few Of Winshipss Self
w Ventiiatsng RefrtgeraaOrSs for preserving
meats, fish, ffuts vegetables sc
This Refrigerator manufactured st New Haven, Conn has
been always upon very best made and has obtained
the premiums the Worlds Fair in London and New York.
Feather busters Of all sizes and qualities;
Water Coolers and Chamber Sets
Brass and Porcelain Preserving Kettles;
Fruit Cans and Jars Of ghe mos. approved patterns;
Ice Breakers, Jelly StraineTs
Gongs OF various sizes;
Wash house and Preserving Furnaces;
TIE EUGENIk, Imperial Clothes HAMPER made In the
last Paris fashion.
. july9 MACKENZIE & MIECHlN.
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COMmRRCTAL ROTEE.



Hoist host cur Sag 70 heavens breess,
Let every sid hoat high,s
Unfold its banner every where,
Beneath The western sky
In var, let every stripe 20 forth,
9 Borne b the pafri0t's hand.
Proclaim Is beauty and is worth,
Ger moor and NIL and strand,
$50 N peace Fuard vel the aacreI booa, q
l. Bequeathei = patriots hoais
F0r en- twas in freedonls cause,
Amid the h4ltles 1oqd. CD.
Hoist hoist, dag % hsaFsn's bEesEs,
p Let every fold aoaf hiFh, ~ ~ ~ --
Cnf1rl ~ banner everywhere, - "a
Beneath the western ~.
Hoist hosf, our Gag il Art,J grsat rsirn, - -
Let every silr hoat highegs q. cas-
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the lalless spi7e l $40.
Let 1snnesseans every Fhere--
Let every State aT6u1d,
Know WheTs Ups q astEFe naa8.
WaeTe sTeTy tFpe d found.
AboFs cur own AT G10srT,
Our eounfTy standara EaYs,
And underneath is folds preside,
The bea1tlful--. the bFsYe- a
The ehild-tne Farslt-p atriot--sirs
The warrior without sfrife,
Rests here. in sEeetast portgaiturs
With eVeTy charm bat lie.
Then raise our hAnnsrto the skyf
Lstsysry s,.rbsAE .nsss, a. s.las y1sst
That types al TIE Art GALLERY,
:. - Are made b O. @. HudHES.e a--aa-a- faA
sshl5-dhEtf Garner % Cole "A r-io-rss
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Choice Cotton Innds.

Agent Of the estate Of he late FRsCIs SUSSEX of lssis-
sppi VII sell aacnu AZ CIARfSnos All he Lanis
"a Monroe ATzsas the hrst NOS DAY leng he
I'm day. Of November next and he ecoui MONDAI Of
November ing the 81 viii, at JAooSPoar, se 81 The
Lands In Jackson county and the third MONDAY ID Nove-
Der eing the also vii sell AZ focAH0sras all ne Lands In
Randolph county, Arkansas In all os 90 sih BE
served iar the estate.
TEKMsOns hurth cash equivalent resdas ID ore,
two and three years. bearing Interest fSom sale, Win len %
cure the payment.
Unfh drst " November any % thess Lz-s oli az
PrfUafs sGke aud oilers invited On Application
LOUISVILLE KY. plats, terms, &c vii b "a uistd Ihse are
am0ag the earliest selected and oet ian q AFkaz satoFe
overflow titles perfect and All % aue nsvSaton.
jaly1-td Eo GE0- HANCOCK.
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BALTImoRn AND ONO
Great National Route.

- ,ssae is RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TKNERH1NATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling BenWOod and Park
The West, which places unite with Railroads.
Stezulsrs, &c for and from all points the aFf
West, Southwest and Norfh-WeSt
Fare oHeE YORK and Boston ONE D0LIA less than via
other route
Two trains leave Wheeling daily $3.50 P. NJ, and 1890
A NJ. rsE 1fzf efsr
Direct Connections made by these trains .-r
FOR ali the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route 70 W sshngton City ~
Passengers By this visit Baltimore Philsdelpha,
New Ysrk and Boston, the cosof ticket Boston alone By
other tines.
Through Tickets the cities Be procured via
Washington city a additional charge Of - o.
Quick time and sure connections. fa4 y
Inquire the and Ohio Railroad any
the principal Railroad 0bces in tie West
&. +. FULLER, Gen'f Western Agent n
. l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent. .is
W P Smith, Master TranspoFtatic ion lapi4.
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Do you wish 10 he hcallly aud strong? Then go It
Gnce, anu get some Of McLesn's Cordial 1t sill
strengthen and inyigorate Your whole sysfea causing
healthy and pure circulation Of blood flow hrsigh
every vein, and the reh, rosy bloom Vi health 10
Mount % year cheek sazsif-
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MsLEAN's sTRENGTHENIKa CoRpIhL
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
OF the Ikidneys. aud ali Diseases
arising from n Dis0rdered Liver or
Stomach. DysDeDafa

Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidity or Sickness Of the
Stomach, fnness OF Blood 10 the Head, Dm.i Pain or
Swimming in the Heal, Pa,ptatOn Of The Heart
FIiluess er Weight In the Stomach, Sour Eructatnns
Choking San0cating Feeling when lying down
Bryness or Teiowuess Of the Skin and Eyes, Night
Sarats hward Feyc Pain In the Small Of the Btck
Chs, or Sale, SHidcu Fiushes OF Heat, Depression OF
Spirits. Fr-hrfdl Dreams LnngHar, Desp0ndensy Of
Nervous Disease, Sores or Blofches on the Skin
aud Fever aud Ague Cor Chs and FeveF1. It Will
also cure diseases Fl the Bladder aud Womb such az
Seminal Weakness, lneontineice Of Urihe. StFm-
giary, Inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb Or
Bladder, Whites, etc. saasarl 3
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Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
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- $500 l. & - s&

DAVIS a. GAINES,
w hole ale GPOc GERS,
PRODUCE a. COMBUSTION MERCHANTS,
IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NOs as Broad Street, Nashville. Tenn
The highest market price paid Rags Feathers Beeswax
sehg, Flaxseed, and Bacon.
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Have been sold during the last six months aud in
rs instance has it hed in giving entire satisfaction
Who, then III suffer from weakness debility, Nhen
Aciean's Strengthening Cordial will care yoa?s