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UEa OF the Balloon by the Allied Ar
fmfeA.

Russell, writing to the, London Tinses, from
Castetnovo, which is OF the high road to Non
techiaro, and about midway between Biescin
And The Chiesc, on an isuHated ridge, which
commands the surrounding country, gives m
item Of news Of special interest in this country
just now: in order tee improve these advantages,
IN expedient wns adopted, which Is not new in
deed, but which appears now under quite differ
The E?dtbcrs Goddard, Of rronaut reptile,
who came out some time ago provided with
their app&katus, made yesterday in the after~
noou their first experiment Mt Castelnovo. One
OF them mude an ascent In . small balloon to
explore the position Of the enemy beyoud the
Chiese. Having dtst mounted On the camp
nile, to take the bearings and make himself
somewhat acquainted with the country, he en-
tered bis little skif and went up in the air with
the regularity which, according to those who
saw tue a4teat, ahoMcd he waa master Of his
eccentric conveyance. lie rose to height Ut
from 500 to 700 yards, stopped minute or SO,
and then descended again, with as much regu~
iazity aa in ascending. As Jou remember,
acquire information Of tho cue1ny's position by
tie:e means, hut in the tllcn state Of aeronautic
experience, not much could be- made Of this
means. Nor &ronauts pretend 10 have succeeded
:n regulating the movements Of balloons with
tolerab!e accuracy, and in many successful
ascents, seem proof OF certain. proficiency.
There will be opportunities to put this 10 the
test, and If thc result should be satisfactory, it
wila become formidable weapon in the hands
Of those who know how to use it best The
greatest difficulty il warfare is, that the move
ments Of your adversary are known imperfect
". for each army is surrounded BY outposts
whicb hide ull that Is going on behind. And
mauy General who is blamed as imhecile,
would BE- judged quite differently if it was
known On what information Of the enemy's
movements be based his plans A military
genius who knoEs his adversary well, can, cren
On imperfect Information, more or less devise
his movements, but In nine cases ont Of ten, the
Ordinary run Of generals make their bluDders
from want OF Information. What, for instance,
wouEd not the Austrian General at Mortara
hare giren had be been able to peep over the
Po and zee those batta]ions and squadrcns hur-
~ of to the Scsia, or if he could hare seen
them passing this latter rircr.
While tue tight at Palestro was going on he
might hare brought up his whole army within
twelve hours, aud attacked the allies on their
march, while half their army was on one, und
the other on the opposite bank of the Sssia.
If, then, the experiments Of Acssrs. Godard
are successful, tile intelligence department Of
the allied armies will acquire most fruitful
source Of in orma!iou. There are, Of course,
cannon balls which may stop up this ssurce in
Il second, but artillery has considerable dill
Gully ia touching bodies that more slowly or
not at ai and there is but rery little chance Of
ITS being able to burt IN object flying through
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AND rORT1wEsTERN
RAILWAY.

The Milwaukee Wisconsin, Of the 14th, de-
votes nearly two columns to the dangers and
duties Of Milwaukee merchants in view Of tho
@arly completion Of tho Chicago md North
western Railway. We fear TINT 80 much ex-
ertion this hot weather on 80 exciting subject
will hase very dcbilitating effect upon tho
cnorgies of our anxious neighbour In al.
kindness ITO beg leave to prescribe n large
pitcher Of best Milwaukeo la2e; well iced, hall
soorc Of cliptical palm leaves, and rigid
adherence to that wise, phiiosophic injunction,
~keep cool." '--%
But seriously, there is no occasion whatever
fur anxiety on the part Of Milwaukee, for the
editor Of tho Wisco1sia states truly tic prin-
ciple which controls Ill commercial transac-
tioaa u follows. =.
Personal interest is tic source of III actions.
after s1l. and men will trade where thev can d.
the best, and they can hardly be blamed for it.
If they can buy goods Of 1hta and that lind
Shesper in Chicago than here, they viii 70 there
to p6,schase.
obicasp merchants believe and act upon this
principle, an1 having larger field for theiren.
.esprise than my other western city, they can
nfford to sell goods cheaper tllan their COM
n taors, and Chicago must inevitably contrs
LIE traao of the Northwest TIE hare never
lad ANY jealousy whatever Of Ailwankee. ",
reide-3n hsr prosperity. It viii promote and
is in hct iasepnahly connected with our own.
Milwaukee and Chicago are shout ~ tAr spAz.
, 1859-07-18


Yesterday. Aessrs- johnson, l.osceH and Fen
ton, three Of the projectors Of tile grc9t pottery
establishment that il to be located this Stats,
charter for which was granted By our last leg
ts1ature, opened store in Smiths block. ne1t
to the Peoria House, for the exhibition of speci-
mems OF their manufacture. Tie TFansc71ps has
alrendy given m account Of this projected en-
terprise, which is to establish, through char.
terrd company, pottery IN this State, .uh.
cient1y large to give employment to one thou
sand operstlres. The enterprise IS DO cliu1ct-
ica1 one. It is toaa .fde enterprise, to be
prosecuted in Legitimate way, sud in branch
Is sstthat PROMISES more staple footing, less
eonlpetition and sureE profit to Investment
than any we are able to name
Although the opening Of the rooms had nor
bcen previously advertised, the store was MS
tied throughout the day By large thronE of
uur citizens, who, with scarcely al excep ion,
frankly confessed their entire ignorance that
such wares can b. Manufactured in this eoun-
tTT.
The object Of these gentlemen in;visiting Pe-
ora is to obtain subscriptions to the stock Of
the new company. This is the first place in
which specimens have been exhibited, and .
systematic effort made to obtain subscriptions.
The proposed capital is $500, 600; the price Of
shares 500 each. Peoria is one Of the points
which have been examined for the locality of
the works, and as the enterprise is sarething,
it becomes our capitalists and real estate owners
to look about themselves and consider whether
or not it will be 10 their interest 10 have the
thing come here Other Giles are in the field
ta secure the location, snd it only requires that
they should obtain = controlling portion Of the
stock to settle The thing in their favor.
, 1859-07-18

The wires havo been quivcring for three
lays past with the news that pair Of boobies
aad left Richmond, Virginia, to fight duel.
They were first reported to hare gone into the
District Of Columbia, The Mayor Of Washing
:on getting wind Of the proposed violation Of
lis neutrality, mo6ilized the police for the first
time in his Official career, and dispatched
posse to comprehend all vag7om men
found lurking in The federal woods
with shooting irons attended By Il
sawboues md brace Of heavy-browed
larkly determined "fricnds." Twelve hours
@awful suspense roll On, without bringing my
intelligence from the municipal squad, whence
t begins to be inferred that battle has taken
place in some secluded quarter of Bladens-
''urg III which pursucrs and pursued hare all
a1iko been stretched upon the CORY turf
Twelve hours moro, and thank our starsl
these Vlrginians, whose descent from the Cava-
icrs has been 50 tremendous that no one
can trace the relationship arc heard
rom in North Carolina, where they had their
meeting, killed the strength Of their powder,
and returned homeward with no blood missing.
On either side-execpt d tsiae less il their
warlike countenanccs.
And now for the afterpiccc. To relax the
teasion Oh the public heart, to relieve the
drama by mingling grave with gay and lively
with severe, We are shuftlcd into the very anti
clinax Of the drollest Of all comedies What
did these fiery youths 50 To war for? What
wns the woman's name, and how much money
did the oll man leave les? No such thing
These gentleman went to North Carolina and
blazed away about Intervention and noa-intcT-
pentioaf' For the unsopltisticated we may
explain that this phrase has nothing to do with
the Maine Liquor Law, or the Sunday ques-
ton, or the extraordinary movement Of the
Washington Mayor. It refers to the Terrific
rial policy Of the United States Government
Shall slavery bo established in the Territories
W direct legislation Of Congress, OF shall it
;,e done by decisions Of the Supreme Court :?
Que Of these methods neans " intervention"
and the other means "non-interrention, but
the wiscst man in the world does not know
uhieh is Intervention OF which is not For
many weeks tie Richmond Enquirer has been
firing awltll bombs Of Intervention at the
Richmond Examiner, and the Examiner has
been replying with tremendous chain-shot Of
Non~itteFrention,--the main quarrel being ag-
gravated by cross-fire rs to Which side was
actually favoring Intervention, and which was
going for the other thingl- And this, reader,
is what sent LII. o. Jennings Wise and Mr. ?.
Il. Aylett shooting horse pistols in North Car-
olina.
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J.
" vll play Mr. John Ro11t, Of ll'c3oo, in the ey
Of New iork. xn four moGtha Of the acceptance OF this
Proposition {zov1ed kd accept ncc he nte previous 70
tc ath November ncxt) Vi tic thsee.lA FFelh ea1tnm
gsas u billiards Of ny tables II r not r. rss
tan 516 lnches 10 daMet~for nt es+ than eoo SIDE
tleon .de II ST. knbess. .louidd ~ A.aadl VI!
allw u 90 "w1rs defayins hIs t:avenns e1enses 10
t esnnt NJ Rob1ts esn s!Tr.t necf Us e secsptsne.
>.4r"s In hls cl1y. Tic 1t t'a a. 6se. s
I*ktt f"F the nlaith. t'N1cHAkL IHEtAxt
As we hase already said. therefore, a match be.
Tween the champions Of the two hcn'ispaefess
may now be reasonably counted upon, and
tlluse who are disposed to back their favorites.
may begin to feel their way in conditional
wagers amid the highways and bJeways
oi billiard sentiment in this metropolis.
We hare no doubt that Mr.. phe1an will be
stoutly stood by in this country-certaiuly
he will be in this city, and despite the world
vide reputation Of his formidable antagonist,
backed Ut eyens down to the list moment. II
eteaiincss, skill, unainchins nerve, and reliable
good faith can justify favor and Investment,
there will be none to regret the selection Of HIM
for their money, down 10 the Lust point of the
play, even though he should not succeed iu
bcaring of the palm OF victory. We shall
await ihe response Of Mr. Roberts, and hope TO
$. it accompanied by his first deposit.--N. J.
R3rter's SPIRIT.
, 1859-07-18
Great International billiard Match.
Thu nropnss, oreat international billiard

The proposed great International billiard
match, between tue champions # England aud
America. is slowly taking shape. and there is
but little doubt that, before the year Is ous, or
1T the furtbest, before the next year is three
mouths old, We shall be c4i!ed upon to observe
the actual contest in New York city, aud to nc
cord to one OF the other Of the renowned play
crs the billiard championship Of tue world. NJ.
Phelan proposed that each should waiye tile nd
vantsgcs oi his own national gume, and meet on
carom game, at which uei her could be supposed
to euioy rc1y extensive practise. The agent
Of Mr. Roberts bore buck The answsr Of Ar.
Phe1an, mud the return trip Of tic ASIA. which
arrived last week. brought reply from Mr:
R,.bcrts, through the same gentlealun who had
acted for the English champion on the previous
ucca,ion. air. l'helan's proposition is as fol-
LUIS:
, 1859-07-18

:. STATE BoAAp OF EouAilxAr1ox.-Thc Stale
Board of Equalization met At Indianapolis yes
terday. c. i. Nayior is the representative !rou.
this distract i considerable disparity iu rail
road 1ppsa;semeuss il uossoed. Eur Instance,
The Michigan .Son'hefn road i appraised as
Richmoad Is assessed 1t only 81 ,0o1. by somo
Official neglect the Ohio End Mississippi Rail
road escapes taxation altogether.-Iefa3tt;s
Ebeofer Sill.
, 1859-07-18
EOura1l01ldt.

35Oura1l0udt.
4 URORA STITUTE
CLARK SEMINARY,
hr, Is ..osset !: ACEURl, kase c.uas5. Ii. foa5.
tar. miles Goa Ch!caso.
The Institution the rsrk Of TIE F'1 Rscr oveFooks
e1!senly he41t.r aI keal,fsI sl.atIuu. Tia build
nk Is E-lp mste Of din erstn and ia Tho bezt
Ftosos r. 19s ~ seIe !, es;sSei :. 10 1ior
c1rpee Is!ou II hior asa insure tee greatest e1eeen
ia sAs L:a1mes: Il .n'.sae.:oa ~. - xI*:s es-no
Khs.a. Lsasacy. lsase ke.,as i;eips Room. IaS.us-
IL Fl e. e II:
experience and o: srrsat"n Ia The tt Eastern Institutions
e!d and western eapira and ensfrp:e usnvte.
Gstts-
coCRsEs OF sTUDT.
attention. >okin4 Will BE- allowed to supefseue them.
Two GsAorA1!sa cocn1A Or seat.4c s,st ElaAai:al-
e gs r, s9s . "a bsIx ssna Iae5s
tn< a. special toroukhness !n Latin Gretk 71d AAhe
aa 1he 4 Sessa1ss ~ az y, cSs.s. = 3. ss1eass.s ~
p!=etlal rhf.eiaa I'd surx.oa, AheeE H.,d ". D..
asa..a5 rs5slo!osy I'd R1seas Iees.s 7 - 1e1: e.
tusl Ch4mh<lJ Geolazy, Eat4ny. &c. By c. y. Wubef
The ytjn11s L4ssrAa1. ars taught by s<rsons xhe
spssk ami wz.ts Them tuenS-he German tT native,
III Sd aoaeh sae :. sos u II t. eao r. =
6tax5s: F.fsa I'D 'as41as4l. ~ ass q ias End.
In e7try department l. purpose to faasa tbo,,h
isxTatca aaa ii e' Io~ Ls x4Aia Ax raseA " e
n tam eeunenees September 1a lsss For Circulars
s1.i3islsf tun Information address iba p1taeiT, e. "
0ssAr - q = tESS24Hs 1:;5:s L nAcxxEr rrs..e.pt
ktv. LIZ Jk5<k Ssczetaty. feix:ut1ls19
, 1859-07-18

II One Of ue proprietors Of the Apollo
Gardens, Quincy. IL, bad the gallant.y to thrash
. aneigtbox who vas whipping hi. his wiie- lnas,
taas she Vas being Il iazuned" b1 her husband;
The gallant proprietor ef tbs Apollo Gardens
was lined forsy 1oaina md costs.
, 1859-07-18


In Chelsea, last evening. there was most
laring crime Of kidnapping young girl 1t
nine o'clock two yuung nleu with horse and
buggy, driving towards the bridge, hauled up
their horse near the Gurrisii HOUSE, on Winnis-
simmct square, just as the evening services were
closing At the Congregational church, and Que
Of the young men III tue buggy seized hold Of
her into the carriage. The girl SCREAMED IN u
loud voice, "Nuroer," Let nc OUT which ARGUS
cd tue police, bourdcrs iu the t;arrist House,
mud citizens on Broadway who gayc chase after
the rut3iaus-
Tho men drora at furious speed tawartl The
toll house. but finding that they were pursued
turned about and passed into Second street, on
tic Maiden road, wien they outdiAanccd the
people on foot md made their ESCAPE. Several
iuaIies who saw the attair while passing nj the
time, state that il was very quietly done. Tie
girl was supposed !o be 2bout sixteen ycars Of
ase, dressed in hig h figured aauslp, with white
basque and white bonnet. There was rumor
that the girl belonged in North Chelsea or Nal
den, and w.s no doubt enticed to Chelsea for
the purpose Of being kidnapped By the two
young meo--The affair, however, Al ]nte hour
lat Tight was involved in mystery, and the kid
nappers had not been taken.
There ought 10 be T. society formed fus the
protection of white folks {as we'll as the culored)
frpn. being kidnapped. By set Of young ruff
fans, while unprotected on the public highways
in our suburban cities mud towns--1t is hardly
safc for young girl to be on, alone after dark
ou fsroadwas, in Chelses, when the aTenue is
filed with teams ul f4st ''nngs" and fast men
driving like 1ehus from the Ueach.
----
Kansas Constitutional, Convention.
Slp4I D.*.a,-ht 10 The Missouri DtHocz1t-I
The Convention llas spent most Of to-day In
Committee OF the " hole, having under consider
alton repostaof the Committees On Legislative
DEPARTMENT on judicial on Education aud Pub
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Meoifal.
X. X. r.

JIEALrH win, In all cases follow the use Of Rad
Il l. ways r. Il. Remedies. There sick
diseased, weak feeble. or crippled with pain
intrmities but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing kesolvent, Regulators the Of the dis
ease or sickness may require, Will quickly and rapid
~ cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
Railway Renovaiing Resolveut iladway q Regulators
Zach of these remedies possesses special curative
certain diseases. Yet there other diseAs
es. wherein their combiued medicinal properties
required: and when thus used II there s sufficient life
aud sirene ih within the diseased d. ng body
tam their action the patient vii live and be restored
IN h,aith
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10. N. n.

IL. n. IL.
< X E---hAduay's Rs41y Relief fnr Hsad1chess
whether SEX % nervsus; Ehsanlztsfu Par
alyss, Lamhaso, 6oas, NearstgA, Iaoth
srizes su2u Fax, feFeTn, szo.3rn Jelnth,
Kinney Complaints. scAries Fever, Pans A.
r0snd tbs Liver, Pieuri-y, NeAsies, Heart
buFn and Pains 81 ali kiBda RAasays issA-
cy ksiief al, IA f. nieutes change the
mseriee yog selier - toys ~ pasasaTe-
3 k-azcs2y <trnsE atias kesoiy snt tef ti.eer
81 cslToAsc aascAses--such sCre[ulu1a al4
- pillitls cnniglsiHts .Colax.rElstiss azfi oh
er 4aegsioas ~ thr Laaxs sna tt1fsa3t. lndu-
r3ffrn kne sstArg Fnsnzz ~ parts. tr1roxe
soa es1ef diseases q tz.s SAC, Nutess u
a.orx, Atcefs, ~ El<Fsla, aad Al ctb~r a.
e<<eses srisasg frosn "A sapare state q tAs
f4lsf3.
R-kAIsay's Re<slaiefs sili cHre, e.ectve;y
sna syxeGliF, Csattseaess. irlgesthzn, In
n.aaz..1en 81 the Bewsis. - s.si.sa, Liver
colntsiA.Et, diseases % The Hesrt and A.
Heys frszl<l< - 4 aaizts. slsal Pa, frFefs,
hnaslss. AZ. WheAsseF the systeis = osli
~ oFsles. - ae>s q Aaas - > i,es ut1tpfs = II
restnre = y rrgaiafsy ~ fsaszls sl.ceia
- y 1iissllf theta
y. r. Rssnea3ss sss ssid ~ prass1ts every stare
rs4ria-srdA~ aAlAsf 81
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MeLean'S Volcanic Oil Liuimeut

For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed BY Ia
Leans Volcanic Oil Linimsnt
READ E0tk XOURSELVEsU
Thomas foTd, a blacksmith, living near Cassaye.
on Tenth street, had horrible running soro On
foot he tried various Liniments SAlyee Ae
could do Il no good lie desparod OF ever bs,ng N
TO work at ms trade again, because he could moi he
any weight on hls foot and by one bottle OF heIs.n
volcano IAnlnient, lac 10 now perfectly cured
Rheumatism Paralysis, Neuralgia Brusee sprsir
Illness N the Joints Muscles Sore Tlhros, s..
lngs, har-ache or Tooth ache, Wounds, Fresh Cqs
sores burIs scAids, Pans, sc, yield 10 the mag ..
tnhuence 81 tbs Wonderful I.inlnent
for Horses and Cattle Il is an infaIlihl. $1,000 =
Chafes, Cslls, Scr9trAsS, Cracked Heels Iamen.
slAsin, sseeny, sl'lint, f.stslA, BRUISES swslIi,
Noans, Rattle Snake Bites and various Other -.
es which animals are Liable from iniurles y e,
dents. ~ ~~S'
kyery Country Merchant should obtain n supr,v
AcIean's Volcanic oil Llniment. II sells rapldiy
cause u always cures.
liberal discount will be made to merchspts -
buy 10 sell aAluu.
rs- for sale by J. II McIEAS Proprietor, cor.
OF Ihrd and fine streets, -. Louis, Missouri: alss
s.Io - aouHc aplS-ctWauly
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Nome Again.

MIR. LAIACOuBE desires TO Inform his
lfl sr-uas and the pubic generally that ue has re-
turned Iro bix Northern tour aud s rrady ~ open
the fall Campaign.
fuliy posted IA all recent improvements IN Photo
graphIr M4npG aIionrely lug, as heTetoiore, solely
upon tie srits OF his pieturess and determined "
s,lre NJ eii,ft 10 please he con ndcntly invaes those
VINO have new gwen hinl a Iair uail, Ia do 80,
LADIES' VIZ - has present rooms Tie most eease
nlently and p Insanity located OF any IN the CITY,
berry sHe .. ,,rasr Of gE;oo. sept2l-s
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TRE BALLlD OF the VIsfnEsf

kzxinazs tezsa sd nE5i8ss nartals5.s .asz..
JoAsSEs FcLyIrs.
When httis John BIZ Suky's toe,
Aa4 Azry sc4iasa IrzflLas DO,
Mai bs-lr4 her aOauas 4I1 soothse thar zee
20 I1s OsntmeLsi
Nhsa isui1y geuged hls SISTERS eye,
ABS sinisies % 8 in4cs kilen cry,
"a ll4g ssssgetsn lziza did . sl.tlyf
lie Ointnsenii
wAas sgeri lssn eouie ons desire,
- qe~scn tl.s rage II burning are,
10 sszssa - sli-g " taEects diFef %
la Ontacn
EacA IEagrts. II fhis happy isnd,
For tx~asiy.nss csutk "a - hand.
MA testh1lla s..-es Jour ss,maane
Thai utntDsnl
THE GRAKFt MIRO GRAIN MOUNTAIN oIxr-
hESs ter s4is - AZ nrusfs.s = rsnne.ses sni W
ALkx- AAckk<zlk.
jzei7-f IA cslirse s<zs<<
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Con.titut,on.I n,sea.~.,

Many diseases thai zisct humanity are Inherited
heir looms from tie diseased bodies 81 sicky kises
SsruGoia Consanptiou, syphils and fits, among
the most common OF constitutional Diseases New
%; hoS naany grnerataus the seeds Of these ds
nay have been established Ia the Eystrrn
raptsrg the bloo4-iadauEys kezorafszS KesluaRk MI
eradicate from The bodies OF the afflicted every part
ese ol diseased deposits, and al ths veins wlth
pure snd healthy blood.
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Children. Diseases.

Rad1sy's Renoratis1 Rssalsans shoul1 be haiiea
blessing es every mother, throuxbou the aaa, snoss
iiafants are a1lceed Win Stres. Hufnors kc- fhese
bfeAkines oat lthus cAFly) are esGepce of disease
transmitted tFon Tie EArent sick fes deses q. he
kfeh0re4f Aezafef ~lli erarats every vcst of iae
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Louisville e. Nashville Railroad.
FREIGHT NOTICE.

Ii Freights will be forwarded blythe Evening Train
~ and must be delivered at the Station between the
hours Of and II so AN after that time will be too
late for manifestng that day, and there convent
ence for storing
Frcghts for intermediate points between Nashville
and GallItin must be prepaid mere.
IanlI-tf II FAUNTLEROY, Agent.
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NE W
Gotfls, sc.

II . W = " N q u = e,
RUSSELL VILE, KH.
VI. w. MASON, Proprietor.
FINHIS new and commodious Hotel is snow thoroughly
furnished and complete in all its departments.
The proprietor has added to the Hotel one OF the
largest and most complete
New stables
In the State capable of stang $50 horses, under the
and supervision Of careful and attentive Osters,
with warehouse for Carriages, bugges, &c. Aiss,
large lots under fences for the accommodation Of
drovers.
A BAR,
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands OF
Wines. Liquors, Cigars, TOb scco &C. bas also been
added 10 the Hotel.
Thankful for the exceedingly liberal patronage which
the Forst House. has received il has been IN
charge OF the undersigned, he intends TO spare no
pains expense 10 make il the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in southern Kentucky.
Hacks, Buggies, and Horses furnished travellers to
any point they may desire from Russellville.
septl-d4trwly II. W. MASON.
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One Square year $5e-each additional square Sys
Written notice mus be given take out stop "a
vertsensans OF yearly advertisers efore the year
pres. Other wise shall charge tia done.
No ntract Of yearly adv ssa7ents viii be dscsa-
snpetwaoUt preyious aegicr ~ ilany eharc
be made for less than year NJ the yearly rates-
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL

NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE,
Nor HArkst ST., 3 doors below the Square.
Prices Reduced.
Board and Lodging per day, s12
Single Meal, 90
Supper, Lodging and Breakfast, 90
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