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TIE AUsTEiASs WHIPPISG A PBIHA DeSSA.-
MAX KRoY, correspondent Of the New Yorker
DsnoErGt, does not seem to be an enthusiastic ad-
miler of the blessings conferred upon I,aly:by the
Austrian military authorities in the glorious days
of the great Rsdelzky. Among other bsrbaIiiies
which he Witnessed during tour through Lombardy
in 1862, he relates the following:
some morning, while taking 9 walk frtm the
Pid-zd Armi to The Foro az Casjello, gathering Of
civilians on the litter place attracted my att ntion
and excited my curiosity, civilians we're strictly
prohibited from assembling anywhere in numbers
exceeding ten or twelve. Upon approaching the
spot, heard German voice deliberately counting,
each uttersuce Of his being accompanied by q
piercing cry Of sgoAy from q female. forced my
self through the crowd, and behel&, within square
of Croat soldiers. lady lying upon q ch6r, with
her face down, while Croat officer, with blows
from . cane upon her person, responded TO III,
sone' two three &C., of his adjutant Il vas
the esntatTice, Maria 6Fassi, who on the previOu
evening had been guilty Of political sllusiOn on
the boards Of La Scala.
must confess, at this moment, cursed my light
hair, that betrayed my German origin to the By
standers / shook the dust from my feet, and jour
"---d YES ward into fresr regions and pursr At
nssphsse,a
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gasbdiIl, Onion ann 5ntritan.


DsAD LrrrTrs.-The SUI jsot Of dead letters has
become Of such Importance as fnliy to free itself
upon The attention Of Congress; hence the resolu-
ion adopted BY the Senate at the last session 10 in
4uire as to their number am the means for dimin-
ishing the same. The wasbiOston Constitution. re-
ferrpg this subject says tie remedy for the evil
is almost entirely beyond the control Of the Post
Office Department, or Of Congress, except in GO far
as they may direct the attention Of the public to its
cause; and this the constitHoa attributes TO neg
genee on the part Of persons in misdirecting let.
tiers, iegiblity Of Wrising, and susceptibility Of
being read in various Wsys. The greater portion Of
the dead letters containing valuAbies other than
money, are sent BY bankers, merchants and bust
ness men, and in the hurry incident to their bust
nesp, are misunderstanding different address
Ga the envelope from that inside tho letter Tas
Consultation instances the following as a case iu
point:
Bank Cashier, some mouths since, mailed
letter containing $50, 900 ia drtf aud not 8
for collection by Bank in another city, and d.
rected the let er 10 the wrong post ose. whore, f
course. it remained une2lled for more than Chr e
months and until after the maturity Of the dIa'ts
and notes. This Cashier, no doubt, felt that he
had good cause Of complaint against the manage
mebt cf postal affairs until his letter vas returned
TO him through the dead-let,er Office, and his Fn
error msde Palpsble to him.
The number of desd-letters annually returned to
the DEPARTING nj is about :, 25O,O GOO About 10000
annually found to contain money and other val
usbles, and are, as found, registered d
returned to the owners. The aggregate contents Of
the letters thus annually restored TO the owners is
about $50, 900 in money, AMI about S. O0O 900 in
drafts, checks. notes. and other yAluab!es computed
At their nominal value.
The CoHsGHtioH says some reforms in the present
system of advertising and delivering letters may
be necessary, and the Department will speedily |
adopt sach as may secm practicable and efficient;
and will hold its officers to strict accountability
for their own mistakeF. AZ TO the numerous mis- |
takes the part Of letter writer's and the sccumu
laiion Of dead letters from such causes, the Depart
msRt is, of course, blsmeess, and can only invite |
public attention to the subjest.
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DEATH OF CITIZEN or TEBEEssEE USDEE Dis
rREssING CIRcUNsTANCEs.-Ths AbsTdsen (Miss.)
Sunry South, of the 25l inst, states that on Tues
day, the 21st, shortly after sunrise strangsrresch
er that place on horseback, bloody and very sick.
lie was delirOus and could give no very satisfactory
explanation of his condition. He said stsmmering,
that he Wss very sick, aad came that morning from
HARsIs'. A room was provided for him at the Com
mercisl HOTEL by Dr.. HARRISON and others. Evident
ly he had had ht, he had blej profusely at the
nose and mouth. Doctors DALTON and PsRsY pro-
nOunced his disease jsundioe, which was evident
from his very deep yellow color. He fingered till
o'clock in the evening" when be died.
This unfortunate mans death is attended with
some mystery. During few short rational inter
yals be was enabled to say that his name Avery,
AVLRIr, or EvER1r-that ne was an Englishmsn by
birth and member of the Church Of Englsn l-that
be had a wife and child-that he was a silversmith
that be lived in Sumner county, Tennessee, and
that be was directly from Nashville on his way TO
Memphis. This, in connection with the place at
which he stopped the night before, is al that he
could tell In affectionate terms, he called, 10 his
de erium, to his wife and child 1t is supposed the
unfortunate stranger was seized with sickness two
or three days before hereachsd Aberdeen, ami that
he was hsstenirg to his family. The disease proved
fatal, and the poor stranger died in strange land,
far away fcom the family circle in which he sought
- breathe his last.
He was deceuty buried by some of the citizens
Of Aberdeen with rites Of funeral by Rev. Mr.. WAT
sex, Of the Episcopal Church. He had With him
1912, mostly in gold. Mr.. HARRIS informs the
editor Of the Sammy South that the ger left his
house unexpectedly, leaving his saddle bags. When
they are examined, more satisfactory information in
regard TO the unfortunate stranger may obtained.
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ALY'S
VALLEY

HISK EY, S
FOR MEDICAL USE,
HAS taken that position the worlds estimation which
III juSthes its Proprietor in claiming for il
A Superiority UnriVaIIeds
and extracted choicest grain which crows no where bu
favored locality in the Valley Monongahaa and con
reputation perfect purity and intrinsic excellence based
solely upon its Inherent merit which Proprietor does not in
d or 10 any manner allowed to uPeach the correctness Of
Distinguished Chemists
whose certificates we publish herewith.
He has heretofore RETAINED from making public ~ advertise
Extraordinary Medical Properties
which this article known to pessess and this silence his
pcon should connect his with advertising epyricis
tine nauseous Argon Of ouack Circulars But for
of unsolicited testimonials from all parts country
ang from Physicians the highest reputation
unrVallei qualities Of the AROMATIC VALLEY WzKEIasa
MEDICAL AGENT,
in all In which artificial
order 10 restore repair or assist tie functions and esrs Of
naurhat he deems his duty, the hazard of which
possible, these extraordinary and invaluable properties
Of this article of his manufacture.
hpusn system which have been known to be most favor
ably affected by the of This smulant They particularly
described the various testimonials spoken Of which open
at all times 70 the inspection Of friends but which do
not at liberty without special permission OF the
persons who have sent them to parade in the public
Suffice to say that the diseases alluded to- comprise all such
Diet, to other which drranges mpsrs the
functions Of the human SYSTEM inducing languor as
tude and depression, and the nul;tudDou ills Towing from
In all such cases the AROMATIC VALLEY wHIsKRY
Acts a Restorative,
assisting the organs by which, both in char
and degree be in all things admirably
isinEigorae,
the vital organs, so essential to physcsl health.
II 10 this extent that the knows himself TO be
usthd in claiming for his manufacture, properties and
virtues which cannot be stated Overvalued It's
~ 80 MEDICAL PROFESSION
most urgently recommended. Already has way
the principal public Hospitals country
and wherever it has been use 1t forthwith becomes
quste.
have analysed sample Of 'Dalys Aromatic Valley Wits
key and find to be ARTICLE, Of fine
any deleterious admixture.
JAMES R. Chiffon MD,
New York Chemist.
srArE AssLYER's OyycE p somnerset St.,
BOsroS, April 18th, 1858.
WV. II. DAILY, New York
have rads chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
Whisky find It pure Rye Whisky contaiang
injurious matters Of any kind and would
suitable for medical and public purposes
State ABssyer.
wN. H. DLLY--
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received, after careful
examination, md TO be article, entirely Tree from the
sdulteratirg ingredients SO frequently used.
Yours respectfully, JAMES j. HAPEs,
Analytical Chemist,
III Consumers depend upon getting pure article
they buy the Valley Whisky as it sold by the bottle ana
only. VIM. II. DAILY,
le South William Street. New York,
NassviIIeby JOSEPH NASH ard all respecta
be GrocsrS anG Druggists. ap27-d3m.
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SUSPECTED MURDER or A TEENEssEAS IN IN
DIAxA.-The Evansville la Journal states that on
Friday, the 18th inst gentleman arrived LAHR's
Hotel, in that town, and registered his name as D.
FRAxkLIy, of Memphis, Tennessee. In company
with him was person named G. D. AILEs, who
also registered himself as from Memphis, ana CHAs.
HoLBEOoK, of Attiea, Indiana. 1t transpirsd from
some remarks mads by ALLEN that they we're in
pursuit Of runaway negro, belonging 10 Mr.. FRANK
LIN, whose overseer ALLES represented himself to
be. HoLBROOK had been engaged to assist them.
They left the hotel after breakfast on Friday morn
ing. and last seen together in very suspicious
locality in the northern part of the city. Ii was
known that FRAxKLIS had large amount Of money
about him, aud his failure to return to the hotel,
where bis baggage remained, excited suspicion,
particularly as HoLBROoK bears q bad character.
On Saturday evjning ALLEN and HoLBsooK turned
up in Attica without FRANKLIN. "a Monday,
the 10Th, warrant was issued for their arrest.
They we're taken to Evansville Monday evening,
and Thursday, the 16 h, we're arranged before
Judge WooD, Of the Common Pleas Court, Cor
animation. This had hardly commenced when Mr..
SAMUEL BEsT, OF West Point entered thecOurt room
and informed Sir. MILss, the Prosecuting Attorney,
that young man had been arrested in that place,
on Sunday, the 18th, for isrcenary, and had made
statements to the effect that he knew Of s murder
having been COMM ted in or near Evansville on the
Friday previous, and that he could point out the
spot where the body Of the victim was buried. His
description Of the murdered man tallies exactly with
tho personal appearance CT the missing franklin.
This being communicated to the Court, the exAmn-
alton WAS postponed until further investigation
made The Journal is informed that while in Atti-
ca, ALLEN represented himself as being from Michi
gan. He had in his possession, st the time of his
arrest, considerable amount of counterfeit money.
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TAB rs
EPFRzvEsoEN
IELTzER APERIENT.

e L n z ER AP e RE Mt i.
analysis Of the the celebrated S=zer Spring.
Germany, in most eonysnisn. and portable form has
nendations Of The Medical profession and
Discerning Puzzle, as tine
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERKENT
USE as being entitled special preference many
Mineral Spring waters setE Powders and other similar art
used with the test effect in AL
BReas Fs6fie SICK Bsaddehs. loss Of App
tito, Indigestion" AID al sansar .eOHpt4fs peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted Of Travellers by Sea and
Land, Climates, Persons of sedentAry
Vessels and Planters viii ind it = valuable sd-
clifton to their Medicine Chest. -
VITA those who have used it, has high favor and deemed In
+ atorpia STATE Of DE LsssIt renders great service in re.
IA Sorf and Renuasu-It gives he best satisfaction, al
laying all symptoms and Ia many cases eeetuy
rs success IN eases Of raC EadigtstioR Hay4Br and
CopeaessPIoyes to be Medicine Of the greatest utility
efdv Of the SsaaeA and tie distressSs0 sieeaess 90
usual during regnGacyYields speedily, and with marked
a9Tds greatest relsf those afflicted oitk OF sab.
feet 70 the PeGentiy aeng on the bCwes neuralEng all
denotes b.
In fact Is invalad0sin al sOAes eeaae perisat
PErgcttrc Is required.
It In the form Of powder, carefully put up In bottles to
keep climate and merely requires poured upon
produce delightful eGeryescent beverage
morning. il interfers with aVocatons
OF the day acting gently the system restoring digestive
exciting healthy and vigorous OF the stomach
elasticity Of mind and flow spirits give zs
enjoyment 1t also enables enjoy many
uxues with mpuniy from which he otherwise be de-
barred and without which life is rksome distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout county, steadily
Increasing popularity for series Of years. strongly
efficacy and valuable Character and the
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sOld, Wholesale and Retail BY
JOHN A TARRANT 4 CO., Druggists,
junel5~diy No ga Greenwich cor. Warreu, n. 7.
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SMOKING rnR.non

VTTe the sole agents ss Of "a MEL
superior Richmond Virginia, oroaoko brand Of SMOKE
ing IObacces the trade viii be supplied % LIBERAL terms
HARDY BR0THEEs,
tnnelS "a Pnblic souarA
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN offering for sale the Cherry
occupied by Mr. D Weller.
The house very large and comodous containing TWEEN
~ with servants rOoms cellars, and wood Sheds
The house in good order, It being rebuilt
better adapted for first boarding house any
In Nashville.
The lot is about sixty five fee; front by
yve feet and the house situated the
addition that would render connodiOgs hotel
the city.
large portion OF the urnureean purchased
n desired.
II well known that hotel keeping is in this pro-
htable business and to Ung engage 3
On this excellent opportunity procure eligible loca
ton, Being convensn to all the business portions city.
For terms, &c, apply
dec94-n VS.. LINDSLEY.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Il. n.
q @ . 80 s. q

CHANGE OF SEIZED q AE'
.." ON AND AFTER
UNDAY, EEBRUAJSY 9th, 1859,
Passenger Trai-s will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville AZ 49, A. NJ ana p. 81.
Arrive at ChatllnOosa a. > 7. NJ and 2.40 4. n
GOING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at S:45 A NJ. and 10 ?. NJ
Arrive OF HaShvi.s al 7:37 . VI. and $40 A NJ.
TENHE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, at $50 A. n,
connects Wartrace with SEclryvIe train at SOS A. NJ
and with Western and atlantic r. K. ChattauOOgs at 2P. NJ
II ? The Night Passenger Train from Nashville, at +. NJ
connects with Shelby train 6:OF ~ with
McNnnyiIle and Manchester az Tullanma ii "a p. NJ
and HenphiB and Charleston T. Stevenson at 1913 III.
IT p Passenger Train from Chattanooga 65 A H.
connects Mcunyille aud Manchester r. Il. Tushoma
at AMI with Shelhyve train Wartrace at $50 P Nj
= The Night Passenger T-I from Chattanooga s:i5
meets Mephs Charleston H. L. Stevenson at 10 y
P. ". Z. W. COLE,
fslGt-f Superintendent
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FRESH ARRIVALS


snyder q FrIxZeII,
BE Just in receipt Of new and elegane GooAs
"A In their line, consisting q
Lsaies' fine BrO#n Lasting Congress Heel Galtsrsl
do do Button DO Do
do Elaek do DO d.
do do DO Congress and Lace do 90
do 90 French Kid slippers;
dc do do do do with heals.
do do White Satin and Kid Caters:
do do do do dc slippera
ALSO:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel CATERS
do DO do Ki Lice Heel Caters ana ROots;
do Kid Heel Boots;
do do do Slippers;
Chidrens Kid Heel Slippers;
do do do Boots
ALSO:
Gents fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
do do do do do CATERS;
DO do Patent Leather assorted 6aItsrs;
de do DO do Low Quarter Shoes;
do do Lasting Oxford Ties;
do do do Congress Caters.
The above ali made to cur oue the very best
ITPCaiI al No: 81 Public square.
junee3 SNYDER q RRTZZELL.
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BALTEMoRE AND ONO

- var1T
~ fs Es RAILROAD.
Great EatieEIssf Route.
FTNERMTNATEsS AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the Esst, and NhseinF Beuvood sad Park
erspurg the West which pisces uhes with Railroads
Steamers, &C., for and from all peins in the
West S0sItlsWeSt stHd NOFgBl-yvest
Fare New York snl Boston ONE D0LLAR via any
5ther route.
leave Wheeling daily $50 P NJ, and 1890
A. b. er =
Direct connections &Te made BY these trains ~
Fer all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only rorGe 10 Washington City.
Passengers this Route Baltimore PHILADELPHIA
New York and Boston, the ticket Boston alone By
other lines. 20 EH fa.l.e ssEF -aF
Through Tickets the Eastern cities procured
Washington city additional charge Of 50 co. -s
Quick time aud sure connections.
Inquire tickets Baltimore Ohio Railroad, any
the principal Railroad offce- IN g-s West.
+. r. FULLER, GEM Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket A gent.
W P Smith. Master TRANSPORTATION. apI4.
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NUMBER "a.
sToP TnErntRvEs.

FAtHE underigned viii Eiysa reward so 10 - avu-s
heuson as delivery Of ihon1as scoit and Malta 5cor
together viii ~ return Of The money xs tEso -
from In ths ety o NaaaF, Tenn. Ay y. ls8 esnE
@ OF enc genis gold s1 i And one Arss 1nzer n ve1y
eaes AL taken out q trunk az nist; Which nght 80
len house where they boarding, and lean ly LEA -
Gig end went 70 Chatta1ooga renn thence hepa Ene
vhich have beard aoth' ng % item.
Descrt pttOn --fhonas Scott. proieasug b cctnr
S0uetss dealing in horses rt isehss hizh; -
o. = yeas Of age VERY neshy, fair SKIN s1rt bsek h1r roe
- IN N ~ hek Einter eiatea bck far hEf, With
eigner.
Matilda Seot Gipsey very tall slrrder, kln Taars ak
q yellow sknne; black ssvey ha 20 ysas I'D and
81 cNy subject % spesnss RAG bt hz1 vita
etis seits out ard anoth-r large ring ph large ba-k "a
same nnger With said rng. She No ahoA
then.
rapers wiling e aid In etetaE and bsinsag hes usos
NASHVILLE. Tenn ,IansI dtsa Via.
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Z. c. AxDERsOS. HsSRr srOSEkAa0sI
II. G. ANDERSON & CO.,
No. ~ North Market Street,
FAsHIONABLE TAILOR Rs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DAALERs TX
REA DE1CLOTHING
AMI
Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods


R~ The GreaG English Kennedy
AsEAaa Sir James ClarkesS Ceae brated
Family Pills.
This invauable Medicine s unfngn TIE Of all those
PAINFUL and dangerous leu
subject. Itmodsrstes all removes
aspeedy cure may Be relied on
To Married Ladies.
hsespeoiays suited. ItWlina h,rttms bring heonthl
period with regularity
Bach bottle price dollar Be Tie Government stamp
reatBritaiD, to Prsyeateounterfs
UAUI. ON.
hese Pls shOESd snGlssdgr Jtks FZRSq
THEE AOAIHo Of Pregnancy tAsg sHrss0 6rHs
Aisc0TYSa9e, 6NtGt arg Gtt6r time theI sd[s.
In all OF HerVousand Spinal Affections pain the back
and limbs, htsxertOn, Papitstion Of Heart
ness OF Spirits HTserio Sea Headaches. Whites AID all
Prinul diseases occaOnd ~ dsordTed system P
will effect a cure when all others have failed
Full directions the pamphlet srond each package, which
should be carefully preserved
bottle tanning SO pills and sneired Eh the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, be sent POst free for 81 and post
age stamps
gSe Agent for the United States and CansiA,
JOB SJOSEk.
R0cleser,E y. 7.
Sid IN NHshvillsby Berry &DemoVle, O. " HsrerShot
and sll respee lable Druggists nov23-6 Hlyins
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1859 FssEssisgl7 49, l $50

1859 ksEsE57zsss - 49, 1859
Hannibal and 81. JOsCpl 4salArOild,
Of Missouri.
COMPLETED and opeE through from Mississippi to Missouri
Rivers. l50 miles further West and $50 miles the
NEW GOs.D REGION
other Railroad AGorng the shortest quickest and
cheapest to Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains Hannibal day at O'clock, A. Nj, rival
Of the magnificent steamers composing the H. ST. Jo T. H.
Line, which leave St Louis dal al o'clock, p NJ, VII rey
passengers reach St Joseph il - hours from Louis, aud
Joseph with line first Passenger Pa kets
arrival OF trains from Aison, LesGen Worth
CITY, Nebraska City Counci, Bluffs Omaha. Gaining
From 40 days over any other ROute.
Time from Nashville to st. Joseph, So hours
Fare from Nashville 10 st. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga $23.5O.
Baggage checked through Meals and Ststeroons Packets
free Freight taken Emgrant desiring to
company sock depend going through by fast freight
trains.
Through Tickets, (and the only route by which St
Joseph reached by RairOd Tor sale AZ 'he Nashville and
Chattanooga hroad, Chattanooga, tEd aoefs ocrs Nash
ye au all the principal Railroad Offices IN the United States
For information address JNO. II. BOWEN
p 2. GRoAT Gen Ticket Agent. Gen. Agen st Louis.
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt. Hannibal ieo.2-dbna-
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For Niagara Fails, the Lakes and
GnDRdo.

SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls or Buffalo, in 10 hours
from Plade Through TczeI, with the privilege Of Stop
ping Philadelphia intermediate points for Agents
iu Savannah.
Fare Niagara Buffalo, s2Eluira Se0-Canandaigua,
S2l c. A. GRIM GR d CO.,
AgenlS at Savannah.
7. s. & 4. Il BCDD,
Agents az Charleston.
A. HEBRON, IT.,
N NH
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HAvE Tor hire balance the year superior ceeks
y 40 10 - - -''''' -T'S WEL, I, BSYD, n,
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TRUNKSI TRUNKS!
AIDES Large French Dress Trunks
II do do No. I Sole Leather Trunks;
Gents do No. do 10
Also large stock Of Faces Carpet Bags and satAels which
juns23-tf SNYDER A. FRIZZELL
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Only limited numbeS Of the Natural Weather indicators
viii be offered for sale which be found the following
places At NashviIle-RAINS BROWN, Public Square A
STREICH corner Union and College streets, DEM0HILLE
Church and Cherry Streets and by A H. ROSCOE
4 co corner Of Broad aud Market streets.
Price 90. The jscoverer will send the Natural Wealth
or Indicator BY mall postage paid we'll put up and
% any person enclosing SUO Garrett Full and plain
directions regulating using &c accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS 5 ULLMAN, Agnt
phSdkw-H ColuuNa rsDp.
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Tron }. NJ. TOKLER NJ. D.. and JcnN 0. HILL, ga, d

From J. NJ fowler, N. D., and JOHN o. HILL, ESQ., Of
Columbia, TOnn.. saysing, February 25, 1882
LoCIs s. ULLNAN, ksq sT OsT: We have made repeated
experiments Fth and taken close observations Of little
Exotic which you kind enough present
shcs and which appropriately designate the Oriental
Tasman Natural Weather Indicator. From those expe
and observations satisfied extremely sensitive
ell atmospheric Influences and with proper and attention.
supply the place Of the cosst Barometer
indicating the changes Of the weather concerned Securely
suspendedin suitable place where the free cTcuaOno
protected from and the influence Of the
the sun carefully regulated according your very ex
directions confidently UeTe, il Will unerrnEiy indicate
approaching variations Of the atmosphere, from "a 4S
advance. from its Bar0metCa merits worth
the amount you charge for Botanical curiosity.
respectfully, &c, ). NJ. fowler, ". D.
n
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LOUIS GILMAN, Msa.-Dsdr Sir: " have had the H5pro
meter you hung in laboratory since it arrived
and found in the manner you represent