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X. II. R.
X. X R--Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick o. nervous Rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small Pox, FeveTs, swollen Joints,
kiGney Complaints Scarlet Fever, Pains r.
round the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heart
burn. and Pains OF all kinds. Railways Rea-
dy Relief WILL in few minutes change the
mseries you suffer to joys Of pleasure.
R -iiadway' Renoyatng Resovcnt for the cure
OF chroaic diseases-such ScrofuOas and
Syphilitie Complaints ,Consump;ive and 9th
er necti"ns nf tie Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enlargements OF parts, Eruptive
and other diseases of the Skin, Nodes. Tu-
mors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, ana all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state OF the
Blood.
R.-Radway's Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, Costivcness, Indigestion, In
faInms ton al the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases OF the Heart and KG-
ueys, Female Compla Small Po1, Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system is out
of order, dose Of Railway 's Regulators will
restore It 10 regularity No female should
be without them.
r. r. Remedies soldby Druggists every where.
marlO-lvdkv RAnWAY 4 ca
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Con.titutionaI Dt.ea.e..

Many diseases that zfict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF sckly sres
Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits among
the most common OF coas<afntonsl diseases. Now,
not how many generations the OF these dis
eases may have been ess@blished ia the system cor
ruptlng the bood-Rdddy's RenOrd,irg Resotuant VII
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every part-
Gle OF diseased deposits and I'LL the veins with
pure and healthy blood
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MIR. LAlAlOUkE desires 10 inform hls
vi irseads pssbiic gcnefy that se lias re-
surnud rro.i bis Nortern and ready 10 open
tue tail camIaIgn.
Fully posted all recent mprovctncnts IA Photo
graphic Maalpg AIou--rey lug, heretofore s1eiy
upon tAe 81 his prtuTes, and determined -
spare cHoFt picssr lac Confidently invites those
Who have nuS- gwen lllta a laE uail, Ia 40 so.
IAi,es MI - his pressAi rosiias to nlosl conse
tJenly And ~ 5,sssaty isutted OF any Ia iiie Sity
herrX ear. sarasr 81 Lnh.a segstst-t
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PIANO FORTES,


Il Ill partner hip heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned, under the hrm uiisie oi IL a.. AJ4t
his y CO.. ths t,Tuccry and Commission business,
tiiis LAY .ls.,il,v by mutual escht H. B AoTrs
having slid Hs tervstt 10 itdgh MeCfe.' Elthef lar l.
authorized ~ tIe naule ~ tue rsn N iilai
4atton "a Il. AuKisiS,
" HOOPER HARRIS
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NEW SERIES NO. 974.
Meoifal.
r. r. r.

=. H. H. II.
HEALTH VIII, in all cases, follow the use OF Rae
Ii ways X. r Remedies There are none so sic,
or diseased, so weak, feeble crippled with pain
innrmues but that Railways Ready Relief Removal
ing Resoyent, Regulators, the OF the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure f.l.-
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
Railway Renovaiing Resolvent: Radway Regulators
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative
ers over certain Diseases Yet there other diseas
es. wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used If there sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body IN
10 health
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Children,s Diseases.

Rddoay's Reouatino Iesalranf should be hailed as
blessing by every mother, throuc the land
Infants are afflicted with Sores. Humors. &C These
bteakIhgs out (thus early) are evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock. few doses ofthe
Renoudifg Resoret viii eradicate every ves;ge of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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Removal.

TINHE subscriber tlkee this methCd of informing his
i old customers and friends ana the public general
y that he has removed his Hardware store from tl'
Old Market street. u No 50 in the large brick
building lately erected the south side OF Broad ST
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes TO or
der the various articles embraced ia his line of Dus
lie especial attention to has large ssOrt
Inent of CASTINGS IIUILOW-WARE, BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Plow Aods.
straw Cutters, CoTn-Sheliers, CoTnC Crushers, Mill
Crushers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Ctudle sticks,
and an almost endless variety of other articles
Zq-tr ANDREW ANDERSON.
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a CA RID

IN retiring FROM lhe business desire To tender my
4 thanks LI my numerous patrons snd friends Tor
their long ami IloeFal patronage, and would recum-
.nvnd u4y successors, Mrssrs- Ht.sH AsEgEA Co.,
xoutlelnsi IN every respect woElly OF confidence.
Il Il. NORRIS
S..hvills Sept LIST 1885
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ia. RTN RSIIIP.

IIAYlN6 purchased the ...sefrrt ot Mr. H. b. Nor
ris Ia the buaiBess of n. d. Morris a. a., have
this sIay associated with Mr.. ". Hooper harris,
and viii continue "a thc Grvoery and Commission bus
meas al lhe old stand. HUH AcCiSkA
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prp GouOs -GlOtbins.
New Clothing Store.
I.s.wAsp. N. nxhxssonAx. JAs nDEEMor
Ward, Birmingham l. Co.,
pnACTlCAx. TAIIaORS,

No 20 Public Square. opposite South end Of The
H1rkef House.
IvTE now receiving "A large and entire -.
w stock of FALL AND WINTER REA- ~
ny MADE CLOTHING AND GEN1LEMEN'S "A
FURNISHING GOODS, most OF which were III
made up Ia order, Of the latest styles, and can
be- surpassed in any house III the city. Our stock
s comprised IN part Il all the newest styles OF Over
coats, Frock and Dress Coats all colors; Business
Coats Offlce Goats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, IN
great variety.
PArENseD SHorIDRR SEAHED SHIRrs n large and ex-
tensyc stock, ana warranted a. Ht better and wear
better than amy other make Of shirts Gloves, Neck
Ties Scarfs, Muiers, Cravats Selfadjusting stocks.
Under Shirts and Drawers, Half Hose, Suspenders,
Linen Cimbric, Randanna ana Pongec Handkefehiefs,
travelling Shaws Robe de Chambres, Youths Coats,
Pants and Shirts Umbrellas, Sc.
Piece Goods.
We have also large and superior lot Of Cloths
French and Eigiisb-ail, Black aEd Fancy COlored
Cassimeres, "f entirely styles, solid cooTed Cas-
simeTcs of all quulties Fancy Cot and Velvet Vest
ngs, Fancy Cassinere and Worsted restng. Creme
dine Nestiug; WAch viii make up 10 order Ia tue
very best 81, lc aad guarantee Ii To please the
wearcT no sale.
ALhX. Il. NICHOI. solicits a call from his friends
Ala Goods snid by guarantee t0 be repre-
scented OF sale. We will aiss cot Clothing q
order. WARD, BIRMINGHAM co.
septl5-f
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D Y S EP STA

~ Y . + u + ) l a.
4 sho' BY the sHstements OF the Beard OF Ho.hh
"A Oi New YORK, caused the death OF 20 person.
OF OH de%iis, Ia one week and l0l deaths by con-
tested Tact thai 10y sa iie i VI le snnr.r,n.
oi a large loFtila oI those who die uf consaa,r,
becomes tie duty OF every . % Use .uch ar.
lions against aid remedy Tor bysprisi.assc
xperieHos have place before them. ana si,sh d.
p.oved % be elhoae.ous. of this eiiarA tsr
VILLAINS Anti-l'y sDelstic Elxir - IN eorrykor
winch read lie following Testimonials.
Testimony Of Mr.. EdWara "A. Rowlev OF the Ar, .
RoNlty, AsAburIer a Co., IA Noftn Hnarya- :,
proof "i the ehc-ry Of "iiAins's Auti-l - speplas
pe..r sT-l take pleasure Ia recommending van,
have taken q y sell Tor tbs disease ana nave bee.
Yours respectfully
EbNARD H. RownY
Communication John x Psnrose. ESQ. from N,
Franklin fyre, kensiiig san. ~ =.
IL ~ with great gratncatOH that TESTIFY 10 IN. .r
Heaoy OF hiish@h.ss An'i-iJspePtio kixr which YOU
80 s.roagy foeoninensed ~ Ilr, gad ior rllca
heartily thank You; q, LAs completely rest,rs Tn y
health ~hch ehesrfsliy pabhel, aesns,.,s,,ss
"' tho ~ '"- 0'srs fr,I, sy s os s''i-ry sssslsss4
KEszsOros, sept IL. 1850 ''' -iAA
pn JAsrs wuuAm: s' As's
aars--siaA ..4g suffered for long tim. n. :.
D3speiss 80 severely t@t com ieicly prostr.t
ed and having tried every nse4ns relief wlthoat
success. Mas advised your ssAusLIxs
ElxT." IL Affords me- much pleasure " aiort, 80
tiatI am sntireiy cured By use An. coriaI r..
commend q 10 all peEsons s1erlug 1ndss Il,.I-s.,.
very rssfscuuiIy, A.,
oEUssGE MOODuIrEP
cOrhwells Halfway House, ~ .ssoI I..s,s,..,
Testimony at Mr.. AbBer Zines Market stree, .e,x
sahAi, corFoSofatlNs Vi the en.c-cy oI Alul.n,xs
Asti-i IL sisIaic kllxIfs
DK. JANE waLiAks:
be-i sr-h sSes iAs great pleasure % knsx tn.s
yOe - -s-in tfxsFsns ysef assltis for tie cure
~ t1At~ t~.- 30 iA.t Iay acss-lssaces L.sers-
iS-sr'.s --Aea NE where u couia bs tascared snss-
'ns la'-l 49, sesn esEra - a Asl tlsiax tll-s .
is-stA -eAiiss isuslsht ~ ilse xreat hsaest h.s.
feceiteal lfu- NE Of yVur sedicinr = not oul,
aae - 90 eti i-y - lsclui otissFs Lus la.l q
a. fSf ssssf@i eaFs suffered iron llysI,eusl.
hlsA i'ief ssa 10 saeh that nly beaita ns
Constitution ~eEv Farials sinkIlg aalser "A -.
osalsea o. rrstrict seil 10 lie n.t - fr,S
49, stSA i---1 S01Aa Hol disest 4 lelt = fo.s sf
r~e4s 1.siit i.s-to1 ~ exgTClse, ss A. ~ h.x.
. n ea a. ts' tsetllsit seEeraI leens VI aepr,.-
So 49, .--sa.. as-sis ss-fAsess "a Ale pear lass,
AaiaLs ssri<ie 14Ar a ls00sred 4lso Oss Il A. ~,
-ils.a s-ig eLveis aaavr iis lnnuxaes En..nsr .ae
ae4i- -isss sf@fteaas Iassca Aszy A.A a., a,tetlls
fsNifsa, s-acE ASss~i4 ss4iny HsIn Illtsl.ay ~.
ys..sA h.se -o~ si-bs~, -Aa ily ce~sss0s Ils "a
s~tss AS~sfs "a oar naoaseans -. ~ eOlrss In
sre-ssa, ~ - erHietzsy l..s, .ss I.i,sd !,
ss-@-l sSsict ttush -ls olllsr
Ness HsspucIisii, ears,
rhs"n1Fs .Ola IN sotl.s. q. :. 49, ~ y - ga.
FrSpsiTtor JAMES WILLIAMS, u. n
eAs 1iast ana s.zzIA.-eeusEt
-. DO : ss-iA - - ~ .lEssi. rls.-asphK.
.faau -. ~-S~s
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MeLean's Volcanic Oil Linimept


Another Remarkable Cure Performed bv a
Leans Volcanic Oil LInIneut .t
HEAD FOX AOGIkSElyEst
IhuinA> f"fd, blacksmith, living luaI J,,ssax..
oh lcutI street, had a horrible ruIinl,g sar. ~,
."i, hS u'vu various llnlmvniS, Saves, &c
.osiu 90 Go n ~ =" s'ou lie despaired of beng al
to work At his trade again. because lac os,gl, uns IL
az! N'sh' Vh is iYoi aud by one bottlr oi Aiuls.a
VOLCANIC lAihment, lac is nov perfectly cured
RaeuniaiisIn, faTaiy sis euraIlaa l,r,sss S,....
; luhess ~ tle joints or Muscles, s,re 1hToAt sw.
lhks, Ia nc or l"oth-Hoie, MssGnds fresh Cut
iIihnenoe oi lIis wonderful lininent A~s
Der Horses aud Catte u 10 a ii1iiible re.;,es, r
Sb~ics, o-iiis, Scratcbcs, Cracked Iicrls IsIn.a.
siAfH aMsehyt Spimt, Fistuia, Bruises s.eilia
so1nss haiil, saAke hI,es, and various otL.r aiss
dehts S~'Ns W ASci
| Every Country Merchant should Obtain, n .n,,aIx
slcleAii's Volcanic oh lininent II srIIs r,nffr.'
/ Cause Il aINass cures -F'S
buy a. seal agan.
sA f"r sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor. cor.
OF ihFd aIS Iile strects, ~. LOUIS A.s oarl. .lss
4 sale as above .nIs i,ss1-I,
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NEW xHVSNC S'YONE.
v,aMo,. p,anos, rianos

fiNIlE greatest bargains N EtauO .---v--gs
l. torGes \cN York c.IS csn - s~ssse-t7.
be h,.i ~ tae AIuui'ctOry cd tlM- . ? -
MINIS * "a ANEItl.i', USi, BrottWay, near Beecher
street fanos plAln ana "riIdnieitdi as - year
aal Ivory hcys, at prIcrs below All cumPetuJh,
Wholesale .nd reI..i. E,ety sstrumeut warranted
Tor years. CUAslI\Us "a FlELI1,
octI.y-.IJm No. O31 Broadway, New York.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, FRIDAY JANUARY o. 1852
nem-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House. Appleton Building, 34e Broadway,
New York
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NOlICE.
HOT blast IRON.
TORN,

Sn ToNs hASsISU kD-A tios on hAAa aad a.
Ms e8sH Dlcxgy
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Ssalr Nose,

TuST received and &c s@is
81 SliAkkR FI.AS>f1.s
INDIAN SAStINFIkE,
Mki.i<0. Axp
corfuS HALF HOSE
Just received BY
deeis Al ,. a. McsIil.
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IrsT WAR EVERY rlnILr uaAIa.

JTsT WHIT ETEgT rAniLr AlAfs.
A 49,, eae-p se~1s G-l.sss- lraes ,,aiy s1S
n - 49,. AsaHstf Aee1laes 0slg be Eno.a -
4ssfs fhsas f--e~ ~ @sIzst rsefy lalisiS - A.
.ss<sle sesg k.d 49, gl.s.n laer.
s-s All ~iss -Aet ssss ehszs nssl4s A.ell..ss Of
.tsz1ss Als sots iof aua lie n al lse1os. a
.sss nond aIoiiy ress las .s.aeaiar.
go seass e-a4 - 1.ss as>-sss. -
sssls Aess sssfss lasul. a. eel. e<t&eea tslls.s
A-sE<Fk s-ferls- $3.50
=. s.-s@Tecal-r .t.sufiea p-ld . rep4arlnx an
2i4as sesaas A~caias. - sxs1sfsslcsa a41e
seTz1s k4a1l
y. FkAISG's ss~iaz saeAins pspss
S-.hrilie, .se-s., $50 l--t-A-lS r s.I-l. n E 8
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STAR AND ADAMANTiNE
@ A n ID L e .

Il cclebrAtcd CaEats ~ the daiefUnl Al&~sf ioass
i've, siK, alia ssSea a. tae peaad,
All Warranted FsIii Weight.
esaeTs siii nna gfe-ty ~ sssr iatefest q nse
sh-se Candls Ia pre- srease th0ss that ssld 81
CUUNr
NAM Candies tslAt are really sageu the poas,d
arc branded .nd sstt As ptxcA aa&Atns a IlhcfNte<
s2szss tte ~ use 'a1a44 % The box ihe
s4rzisssn 'ssAiiy H@as IA is ifce - at psol'rsnte
ths defenses - ts F'sis~ lis sk<ieh'eni si'psss
A Box of sevenseogtains 24I Candles, and
Ia sold Tor IS pounds, which IL lhs actual
weight.
A l,ox OF Ia o.. OF ..Shart Weight Slxee, y
contains only 24e Candles. SANE SIZE AS
SEyENS, aad is sold for 40 opoands-s
Rapp1siRE tls rfice q ths farnef - De 20 eestz,
.ns ti,a l.tief IL cents sherc ~af bc diAeFeaxs
tseaty fte slsa ssseE tAlsiier ~ celist ler
boz " ia faii seis ~ usAs y fsisss -sia
eas&ss.eFs, sni taz slii DO nrfr4sed ave eets Ess
Lax k.s uxery rsnt aay4slce pstea
fbse ihieFrst ssaid ts ell z. exaise he sahlsrt
IA thea,srlses fAsssIEk 4 SAahiA
- Hesl Sse1hd slfsct, tinSlnn<kl.
z~4s-esEi~en
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TWO Roans. hrss aed a.se1ExhiF ieested on the
i earneg ~ the Slsafc ana sailese street Tor ths
year, is3s. For seEsas Apply -
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A II. persana indrbted To- siEs estate - SskAh
~ ENl<e are re~tacste % eesne tafw sra aA1 Htkke
ry alust saa tsssss, wis sse e-ssts i ia1ebie
ate hrFcas rvass-l "a isreaess sise etH4s hsr set
st,..,,,esst - thss = III ~ rssxf taFfe1
AelkAA l. Dk1lssrs, Ex'r-.
3w~ss8 q sxFsA D. ExfzE.
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M nnN BuzGiEisoogS wAsrEbIanEDi.
ss..ss np usxssy
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q CHANGE,

y CHANGE.
HAVING this day associated with me In the China
Hall J. C. harden, hereafter the 81 ye OF the flr
Wilt be J. Z. narden L Co.
ocus c. e. PEACHER.
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Vnsierwear.

nF CsshInere American, sad saxsny wocf; Sha-
" ker Flannel, drriHs sna q ttsa Uhierzhsrts aud
Drawers all slxes and m.ks. ssss rueelyed asd for
sale by }. II AcGIiI-
decls-If
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F r ES H S T OCK .

IUST received to-day, p<r Expre ., large and
81 we'll sesfcI stsck al Geztleusen,s srr-
White aud Celsred Lsi<n no.osu shfrts,
White aad CeleTed MaFz-sllies Shtrts
All sH sty les aud pattsrns Aa warranted 10 az, for
sale iaw by ). II. MoGlIL-
decIS-u f-ss sac. tss -es
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POST Omce.

Post Omcc.
NAsHp fIIs March q, ,ls5s.
U>RoM and after the ;st OF April, the Post once VII
Il be opened on SEHdays at haif-past A. NJ. and
close a. n. open agAin a. =. 81. aud close at
7. NJ On all other days the once will be opened al
half past o, O'Clock A. 81 and cose at = O'Clock a.
N. 81 X. ANDERSON. Post Master
, 1859-05-18
Death or Professor N1n1stct1.

lF''m theA. i. Evening Post, May Ia.1
Dcn'son OnIsted, Ii. d., Professor of As.
t1o"o'nv in Yale College, died this morning iu
the sl3tx-eiIhth year If his ace.
His surviving colIc.e mates, ind fortr c1as,rs
"f llis pupils, with the nnDnubcrcd teachers
ana renders OF Lis scientific works, will pcru,e
LUIS notice with the profo,lnlcst sorrow. and
syinpatt'ze with his bcreavei fanl!lV
Froiessor Olmsted MAS graduated 1T Yale Col
!egc IN tho lust class taught by President
Dwight; and froEl tt2t time IL the clos. Of hi.
NE "'th tue exception! Of few years pissed at
the University OF North Caroina,) he las been,
an aetivc, able and successful teacher Of scene.
III the same institution
Ills last winter course Of lectures is snokcn
OF Mt New Haven is Tie most full md brilliant
OF any delivered in the course Of his lour and
useful life, The cxhaus,lon which followed
these 'abors aggravated the hab;tusl iutirn,ty
OF nus constitution, and brought on the ucutc
neuralgia under which he sunk.
The scientific latols mud writings Uf tbc Pro:
lessor have been prominently before tLr public
during the period Of nearly forty wears, since tic
undertook The geological survey Of North Cn-o.
Ina; and his books have been the source NJ :,
large income, which enabled him to make his
beautiful home at York Square the STAT Of hos
pital'ty to the vast circle Of literary and scicn
t'no men Which Is ,habitually found At New Ha-
ven.
His garden and grounds, we learn from 4
trend, we're blooming in their richest lux uriancc
thus morning, unconscious that the hand which
haa lon::, tended them wis finally withdrawn
and that the eye which had 20 lovingly watched
them, Was closed forever Ills fai6i!v cannot
yet realize the dtsoation which must follow I1is
removal from lotne lately 80 full Of lxht, cnd
joy. and happiness. but thcy hare tic Itch md
endur!!ng soace Of lis life long care and cou,-
sci, bis we!l-earnsd. reputation, aud his lis,
words, al! is peace within"
conpltshed entl hest known Of our men of sr;.
enee. LIE rus alnrmbcr1of nlauv of lin hc;,.,,.
the institutions Of this country US well AZ of
Europe. large contributor to the various ,c;.
en'idc periodicals, Il voluuinous suthor. snd
both as teacher and man uuiyer,allr be.
loved. w.
, 1859-05-18
AUG Baptism or Henry Glny-A Qucs-
lion Settled.

The Baptism OF Henry CIny.-4 oucs-
fion Settled.
81. Losns, Nay II. 1ss.
v. A; BELL, Eso.-D<ar Sir: Your letter Of
fhe 4th inst, making inquiry as to tho zs4slt in
which the Hon. Heury Clay wa. baptized bt f1t.
was duly rercired, aud seize thr first leisure
moment to send yoh an answer
ar LAY was baptized in bis 2orlor, at Ash,
land, on the seth of Juur, 1877, in our usual
way. ty poH,iny d 1andtM If tc1f<r or liz I<oI
in the name Of the Holy Trinity one Of: b.
daughters. .in-law and four Of his grand daurL-
ters being baptized at the same time. and In the
same way. ,.,,
Ir: Clay knew that the baptisnal service of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. authorized
,,anatFf!on, whenever it was desired, and he
1pe" TINT occasionally administered tile ri,,
IN mat way, but in all our conversations On Tho
subject Of religion mud Of baptism, he ncvcr once
onad.d 10 immersion or nude ! single remark
You received the impression thai hc voa
baptized bE immersion, doubtless, from tie fact
that day or tNo aftcr This occurrence a Lenis.
vile: ~, piper {and think it was tho nancr
published uuder the auspices Of thr 'Hnnfis+ :
Church,} announced TINT "sIr, Clar had 6enn
Baptized in one Of the beautiful ponds Of ash-
land This statement was wholly Sratuitous.
and without the least foundation.
1t may be proper for mc, in this couuect;on
10 say, that tue reason Of hisreccisins this Aoly
nj the time were building new church ctifcc if,4
and ! We had no filter place for the performance
OF these sacred rites.
hare answered your kind, note in hu,rv.
Dull you can make what use you please Of it,
am, very truly yours, &C.
En-. +. NzEx1sr.
Rector st. Georges Church, st. Louis. Mo.
, 1859-05-18

r THORNE CLARKSON.
~ ATTORNEY AND coE19SkLEoR ATTAIN,
No. s Portland Block.
NV
, 1859-05-18

| Prom the Utica Herald, May ISL
Iafiincourt returned from NeH York Yesterday
"here he nus been attending meeting Of Amer.
can aeronauts--Wise, Carlincourt, and, several
| ,he other members Of the profession were presant.
me aeronauts compared notes as to improve
ments they had respectively made 10 apparatus.
and gaFe to each other tlle benefits Of thrir ex.
perience. Among ot!lct things discussed. was
'the project Of John La Mountain to cross the
ocean in balloon. We understand that the
gentlemen present were unanimous in the onin-
nm mat thc project o1 crossing the ocean was
tans appufatus ia75rne{scabe,
!, tmsheonrt IS very sallguine in the belief that
Tue Atlantic may be crossed in balloon in two
Gays: ne says The necessary apparatus would
cost <2',olY and he thinks ii great SHINE that
our enf-wliclfappropriates millions of
step towards enabling SONG practical aefonaut
70 carry news to Englana. and return ahead If
tue steamer. plan for the balloon 10 wbici,
lite-boat is attached, has been shown ~, and
we confess that, however startling tia PROPOSE
1ion may appear, there are strong reasons for
believing that It could be accomplished,
, Carllncourt is now engaged in this cjty in
buildlaE new and elegant balloon, which will
eclipse Excelsior. We saw q part Of The c]oth
"nleh II 10 80 INTO t1i3 monster, yesterday, as
it WAS stretched upon the frames. It is rery
nne i1sh Linen, vanished until it is quite tran
AnlS HAiuu rH1tt ou!y weigh ninety
pounds when comp1Gttu''t and will carry up fiye
men. ~S NV
The San Francisco ANa gives tho following
item In regard to balloon travelling in Califor.
nl2: :,:
1T is stated TINT celebrated French nero-
naut IS on mr. way to Ills colritfywith q mar
niflcent balloon, with which he Intends to maEn
regular trips between flais city aud Oakjanj.-
ac has been engaged by number Of speculu-
tiTe gentlemen, Tho nope to realize considcru-
not stated. -
The aerial machine in the course Of construc-
ton At L;:npsihgbafG, n y. T., by Mr. Ii Noun.
fa'h, Will Which he designs to cross the A,lau-
tlc' is fast approaching conpetisn. In speak
ns Of it, the Lansingburg Gd-tti<has the fol-
lowing:
The balloon will be G5 feet in diameter. and
when inflated the car and balloon will h. 1Inl
1eet hlgh There will bc employed 2,:,J0 Yards
OF slIk--wtdc China-the best ever used for the
purpose. The silk was put in oil lust Friday
Six miles Of cord will b. used IN tue net. Thc
car or bont Is df unfq nc construction, aud very
s1rohS It Is y feet long, 1 feet wide, and ~
inches high: It WIS built in New Yurk CITY.
nud IS capable ot carrying twelve men in tic
rouZheFt seu. The Boat will 10 I'M this sjIIor:
within two weeks. One hundred and tifty thon-
SAND cubic feet Of gas will be required to jn]ate
thc balloon, giving it an ascending power Of
ABORT fhrecaud half tons.
, 1859-05-18
The Strawberry Scason.

ne strawberry season: Will be upon Us this
week Esen last week NC had foreiaste al xhr
eooa flne coming. There .was at least Que
straw ~berry rarty. given, and Strawberries and
'ee M cream could be had at the ice cream fashion
t sor.s Ut ex'rav3gant rates; Great prep
berry to other markets, Stacy, fruit .de,icr
i fast Third street. expect; 10 ship about sixteen
hundred quart: per dny. These heavy slim
mems nad to ekcailfncc Of our oxn marker.
IL !. were not for the hcavy demand 1T Other
po'n.S' cur strawberry growers could not 20
ln'o tno nns'nes. 80 extensively as they do, and
,t sou.o not % nave Inducements equal to those at
article that the soil can Be- made to y;tlI nf
csnnd{i Commercial. lsf1 0''''