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a Remlnl.eenee Of LouLs Nnpolson.


When he was twenty years old, the present Eupe-
ror Of France wrote a very remarkable work, enti-
tied political snd Military r Elections on the
Swiss Confederation" II attract much atteBlOn,
&c much that the government of Thurgovia, (sWit-
zerlsnd soon alter lis publication, bestcEed upon
him the right of citizenship in that Canton. He
returned thanks in the following le ter which, taken
In connection with his subsequent career, will give
US an insight into the us character Of this remarka
bic nan:
'AEENfNBUFG, May Is, 1885,: accept The
rights Of citizen of Thurgovie with the great 8.
pleasure. / an glad that new sic bids me t.
that country Which, for sixteen years. has extended
to us The NEST generous hospitality My position
as an exile renders dOubly sensible to the int
rest you SHOW me. As Freedman and as a Bone
qar!e | AN PROUD OF BEING TIE CITIES OF 4 zEEE
COUNTRY"
Ia 1884, he published work en- Artillery, for the
use of the Swiss troops. FIR this he was made
Captain Of ARTILLERY. In his Acknowledgment, he
says:
u an proud Of being numbered among the de-
f'n1eTs CT State en- u6icR tie soVersiga(y Of tie
people Is considered the basis Of the Consolidation
AID where every citizen is ready 70 sacrifice n
self for the d6srts and Independence Of his eouz ~
But the most singular statement, in view Ct The
present charge CT desptt and tJrsnt made against
Aim, is coma ned iD the following letter:
'ARENEYBUEe, Jan. co. 1SS5.-Ast t. my position,
believe m, understand it fully although it is very
compile, ted | feel thai, as gel, L an only groxn
by ny nar1s, rot by my dsedE. / an an aristoeya.
By birth, q den5OTgt By N,TUBE and by OPINION /
all ~ inheii snce ard acquire ever thing from
election. Ccurt,d by some for nan 6, by Others
for my tt'e-iaEed with personal ambition as SOU
as | step beyond my accustomed sfhs e-accus.d Of
spaIhy and in iiferencei if remain gu et--in short
Inspiring bCta liberals anu absolutts Wisb fear be-
cause of the influence Of my name, 1 have no polIi
cal frit Is but uopg tn who, accustomed t. the
csprIees Of fortune, think that by some ehanee,
nay one day be useful. 1t is because see all the
dIfi0u ties that would impede my progress in the
bfgHgRHc Of eng that have made il a rule 20
Low the impulses of my heart, ny reason al 4 nv
conscience, aud never 10 regard any consideraticn
of secondary Importance when believe that am
sclDg the general interest," in short to walk in
a straight line vi hcut heedibg al the d 1ieulries
that cbsITuet my path"
He vas twenty -aevtn years Of sse Ehea those
lines (1he lang sgsAmOst fprOphecy) we're penned
Taken in connection with his pre- ;ent position this
letter shOEs that 81 that time be had az appre
citation Of his coming destiny, and anticipated. as
it were by inspiration, the future that lsy before
hin.
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SrARrlING DIsCLosUEEs-.T trial Of John Ne
LsughliD, nov gong at Chicago, for throwing a
rain Of cars on the GAlens and Chicago Railroad
IF the tra-k, has disclosed most daring and dis-
hOlical gang of villains both male and female. The
members Of the gang are located ct Buffalo, C.eve-
ard asd Chicago, and itsetm, they are engaged in
murders BY all sorts Of devices, such poisoning
.rson, and railroad obstruction. Several cOnfIsc-
al letters between two female friends in Buffalo,
aud sn aecOnPlcs in Chiosgo, discleses The whole
matter. ard the entire plan Of operations From
nese it appears that number Of person have fall
victims their DefariOus schemes, ard how many
hsye suffered BY others hands only bs cor jsct
ired. TBis discovery may account in some meas
for many Of the secret murders BY poison and
Ithsr means, accidents to ralrsad trains, So, that
have been 80 numerous Of late.
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A. go. ~ nartsl,l. q Al.

Allen e al vs. Mar Barksis's e az.
This bill cannot he snstsed and the Cl4Cceilor acted
properly 10 Diminishing e upo1 dsHuuer
Il appears thst VIM Scruggs and Mary Basdae In .he
1851 various decres In the Chzn Court Navie, Ia
several diden suits the copanants succeeded in
These dces appealed from AID srmsi IN the Supreme
Court o. the State and he reGndsd 70 the end Tie de-
erees mlzhs be sAecubd
The slaves claimed under the will Of James scruREs Who
had beQns3tled three = Finch Scruys for life, win remainder
scrngzs and Mary and tie ect Of the
establish their title the slaves and that plai ants
who defendants in these sr should give ha and ecuriy
n Forthcoming delivery % 81 Wm scTuEgs ard
Mary BArkss death Of Finch scIuggs, the tenant for
He.
The defendants unite eomplainans In this 5
and ale than five AFTER The renton Of said decte
for the purpose impeachng and setting the aside
Ehh IN i Fskcd the said
VIM sc.uzgs Mary gaEksvie. prior the est shmsnt
which they obtained said DEGREES had
champerous agreement with Phineas scrugss v the
slaves with Ehtn recovered and tina. under th agreement
The said decrc were had In the Of said VIM scrugs
Mary BaTksdale The mplansnts allege they
ms tbs defense OF ehampety said suits, ignorant Of
il until Wthih short OF Sling this
In oher words Ne ground assumed Is that they md de
farce TO the suits Of VIM scrugys and d
not know IT, and ask these Be enable
them to make il This canno; be permitted
These decre5 anal adiudic upon the rights o. the
pae and ser the adj Jurnent Of the term - which they @ss
pr noUnoed passed tey I'D the control the Chaney Oout
and cannot be altered changed Overon Be- low 10 Ter
- s., So; Joans Ch r. SO.
Isis pretended Is a bill Of Feges and i we're, Is
cut Of place, AID eOmss too late. pscree Amsasa-
AcasFsss SoPg, Up. CEAAE, clEk,
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Frelehl Traaspersa.lon.


- "a
BALTIMORE An CHINO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY, -
gEIE southern Rosd n he r rsat lines Thisroad ia.
tUs far been 1anagsai in saah to commend L C
TIE public patronage sa4
This Company under the genera in.endence q
II. d. MEARS, tsenefaI Freight Agent,
Now oilers Inducements Shippers Ba Philadelphia
New SO K, Boston, Richmond, Psrsurg c. exceedingly
rss below New OTians prices their moderate
with the educons Insurance. Of
by this ronte and the shipping being from TO
Sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices,
ali contribute tcrenderit
Reliable as we'll as Desirable.
Their flc tiles transportation Iqnsed By say other
ROAD operation, their YesrE terminus is EARK-
ERSbURGu h1.i5ded and Eingy miles below lev
and nosdang navigation the Ohio river This
enables In ordinary water the delivery Of goods only certain,
but With dispatch In a1Fnee Of ny otf route, and the
ter declines theT adTsntsses such the time Of delivery
widens other routes, that this Is the only
Cheaps Reliable and Speedy Route.
sight by this 3ess exposed weather than by other
routes there dayae The delivery being made PARK
ersbugh under well ssd9 t and elevated from thence by
inedaely tote esFs without be1g subject to
sole
TAe Leulsvs steamers correct direct with Parkersiurgh
beats without delay, dses likewise the regular CincipnR
boats The Pthurg boztsconvy direct to Prkershurgh By
this arrangement the Company enabled freight
daily fer this at their agency In Nashville, Tenn
For further particulars slquireot
II II. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No. 9, corner Broad and Front STREETS.
nayl5-~dm zfse no 3ri9t a
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WM. f. EDBlNS, ProprietOrs q
YHlHESE veil known Springs suza4i - Mills sorh % III
t, Tenn viii br reis fr tre7- .ka
25tn Of N month TIE ir prslcr Is cssrninei thst
cornm5fstin rorvtlusa % tis asors
shall nVt BE- excsiir qFnIs tic - uh fhest
isLirh uid healthy, hs atmosphere lr
beautaul and attract Ihefe srnEs - % d1efsut
kind. of ss'sr Clay as ~ &c or The heEs aEd pure5t
qnaiisss, o. eu ftles b those g. GEES hsl
SeE ~ q gsndn Ball szd DEiuE hreus have hean hult
since afs ard attr u. ard ii IN
gress. Post Ocs has hssn isssie ps ao biy
s.sss passes The springs ff Aznyte 70 AthtE ing ch
Eay. Two Tea Pin Alleys for isissaBd gaiiso0 ne u ed
Also situated IN hesuti soy-d sconnoeted fro - frlg
buidBss, ote TsuFa tiisgs sid Billiard u -, Eit1
ich coDnsciel splendid Bar sept - LCss BiT, eh
knova urdriY and hsn0Tabie sr ke for Dc a7cHs-
ds2On ofcustsnlsf
Insg lJ-f VIZ Allif y
Fssnyiils faIoz nd ugs Inert he s4oolt Ct 10
3.-ldh -8FztEzhf ftfsaa -.
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BALTHRTORE AID ONO
- NJ
49, = -. - -
RAILROAD.

EsAELsOAD.
.a- Great National ROHfes
FF7ERWINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Raltinqre the East, and Wheeling BenEooi a16 Park
eTsrFo1 the West At which places unss with Railroads.,
Steamers &C. Tor and from al! points in tie fe
s-r WeSts Sou tii~NEese aad N0rtff-VTcSts
Fare to New York AMI Boston ONE DOLLAR Wis any
ether route
fAs trains leave Wheeling daily $3.50 P. IL, md 1880
Direct connections made BY these trains
EOr ALI the Eastern Cities si
f. fhisis he only 10 Washington City. .-ar
Passengers 81 this Route visit Baore PHILADELPHIA,
New York AMI Boston, the ticket to Boston alone By
1ther lines
Through Tickets the Esern cities be procured via
W9sihngt top cily at an additional charge OF SO o.
Quick time md sure coulutet ems.
Inquire for tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, any
the principal Railroad Once in tie West.
z. I. FILLER, GEM Western Agent
s In. COLE, Genersi 1Icsei Agtut
". p Smith. Master = Tsn1f.
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Cheap Homes.

osr for very Desirable Building Lots IN
Nv oWusYilr, (msny OF aely timhsred9 Containing
from the very fertile; the lots beautiful and
fue suited residences and gardening purpose The
equal any the State Two Male and
successful operation in the immediate TiciRi-
t. W. m sl this property most liberal terms persons
WHO viii improve i. ... -. -..-
very large amount Of Real Estate for sale, consist
{ur several the this and adjoining COUNTESS alsos
Large we'd and most desirable residences
in u:e vicinity Nashville and in The city we have besides
quite Of uninpr0ve Lots in the city and the diff
v Nashville We will take great pleasure u
showing any properly, and Will sell great bargains
alFg9 J & n W BROWN.
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lS59 "a p 80 So 1855

=
Hannibal and st. Joseph isaiiTOat9,
OF Missouri.
GOMPLFTED and tro1gh IRON Mississippi to Missouri
$50 miles further West and so the
NEW GOG.D kSECssON
than any other EsiIIosd ABorns quickest and
cheapest route 10 Western MissUun, Iowa, Kansas.
Nebraska and ElfGe'$ Peak.
Trains Hannibal daily clock A. NJ arrival
magnificent composing the 81. 81 10. r. K.
Line, which 81 Louis da Oc!cck, I. NJ, wso ely
passengers reGc 81 Joseph in - hours fen I Louis, aud
Jojtlh with line Of first Passenger Packets,
which arrival Of At,isJn, LecygDwCrlh
City, Nebraska City, Counci, Buus aid Omaha. Gaining
From 40 days over any other kSOUtc.
Time from Nashville 10 s.. Joseph, 80 hours.
Fare from Nashville TO st. Joseph
SIs.5o; from Chattanooga S23.5O.
Baggage checked through. l Stasrools FacEcs
free Freight taken al Owest rtte EmtsaGs desiring 70
company their depend going through u last freight
Through Tickets, land the only rrUts by Ehich g.
Joseph reached by Rarod for sale ~ he Nashville and
Chattanooga hsirCs Chattanooga. 81 ameTs ucs Nash
vile, s1l all principal Railroad Offices in tie uiiel se
For Information address INO. H. BOW ~
2. B GROAT, Gen Ticket Agent Gen. Agsn Z. 81 -
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt. Hannibal iet22-0oAf-
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From J. NJ TowLER, II. D, and JOHN o. HILL,EsQ Of
Columbia Tom. are saysi1g, February IS, 1853:
LOUIS s. ULLAIan, ESQ Lrr We have nsds repeated
experiments sith and hssn close obsrvatouo little
Exotic sch y0n Eere kind enough present tine
sAcs, And which appropriately desna the 0rsnsal
Tasan or Natural beksT Indicator. From those exFi
snIs and observations, at f is extremely sensitive
al atmospheric Influences and with proper and attention,
can be made to supply the place q the e0 Barometer
As Indicating the changes Of the weather concerned Securely
sospendedn sOuuitsb place where there cTcuiaOO
fresh ai PTOect from and influence Of the Of
the sun, and carefully regulated according your very m
dreoHs confidently believe will unerrngy i1dicze
approaching variations n the atmOshsre from "a - hours
ssvance Aside FROM m Baroec merits, worth four
the amount y0U charge fer Botanical curic sy.
RespsctfslIy, Sc, !. N. fowler, Il. D.
JOIN Q. HILL
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Lieut.. Col. RICHARD oWES ~ D. lats Professor CT Geel
ogy and Chemistry In the University Of Nashville says:

september 10, 1883.
L. CLLHAS, Esq DER Sir After carefully adjusting six
Of tue seed vessels IN their boxes making ndes agree
with Zach other given pons q hhsngs' the dial
day o. aveIsgr moisture in IL atmosphere them, during
1lsLy months peculiarly sensitive al goecal changes,
and required confidence their Indications they
Iuther compared them, for the Period, with Hygro
eeT, and part CT the time with Mssons groer he
dry 5ub and found the plants The n5cs;ons these
two instruments.
Being thus excellent HygUuesrs, not Liable hroksn
dsaTang=d well cheap enough Be within Of
farmers, and Of tie community generally, think ell persons Ao
buy your insEment viii pe s.tisfsi VIII tie pn.e!ass
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ron SALE

W7ITHOUT Iup-ovensnts, sl,aatsa On IL rs,eb - A.
w Cumberland Rive, soa. ard half niesfrsm ths
ei CO. ang alut sixty $50 forty avs % Ehiz very
nrsVy tinhersi- tie remainder gool cniti7xon
u entire tract Les wsli aud has several heagt tuitn<
upon u hedy vii e1up-s favoraby Fta lls
q ne znountin Davidso1 county. -
II pref:rri Por'sl Of e amount VII bs taken ro-
perry o. teg the balance IN approved paPs q tas-
Fer further Information slBly =,
nzy2B-2sf vs. LrSpzLrv
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RIcHARD o. cUrRRY. A. M. M. D.. Pro,e,,or ~ cbem

aud Medical JdispTudence, the Nashville MOnt
Recorder OF Medical and Physical Science, says:
Mr.. LoUIs ULtMAH, Dear TThe ute plant Won h3d tie
bindress TO send years ago. still faithfully performs
duty weather Indicator, and delicate
sfye the least atmospheric changes either respecting h
onetrc Uygromtrc condition. that begins indicate gen
eIally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept suspended in ny Office, my standard
(smithsoran) Barometer ana Mason Hygronsr and
tice that il faithful in its indications these Instruments
II truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore Of
tivenes and It's durability aforing cheap and reliable
means for the purposes which you app Important
valuable discovery, and believe that viii commend itself where
ever use5. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY.
February IL, ls59. Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
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Prom GEORGE s: BLAcKIE a NJ n p, Professor ofB0,

and Natural History in the University Nashville, Gays
February, =, 1850.
"LoCls 8. CLLNAS, Esg-DsGr 81 have had thsa
years experience Of you Natural weather Indicator have
examined is action with extFemeiuteres u has get
correct as for have and ofees' the weather
extreme accuracy. glad add ny testimony your
other friends. wish yea succe establishing for cheap
and reliable Instrument years, respectfully. &C..
GEORGE g. BLACEIE, Il. D.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. H.
@ .ss.s = 9 55ssssaF Is q
CHANGE OK SCHEDULE.


SUNDAY, FEB8 UAISY 0tkS 1852
Passenger Trsl-s wtI rs follows
GOING EAST.
Lsave Ma ellie At 43V A. n. anu 2. u.
Arrive at Chat LOO - al > I. n AID 2.io a. y.
GOING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at d:45 NJ audi IL T. II.
Arrive % Nashville IT ga9 NJ. ard G;io ) II.
RNiE bay Passenger Train FROM Nashville, a 4:3o 4. b.
connects HHrtace with Shelby vile train sf5 4. b.,
and with Western and atlantic l.. Cht8Cga T. NJ
" ? The Night PsJsnger lraiD irom ,asyL al 4. NJ
connects With shelby at "a Z. a. With
NrNrnyi le Manchester a at TUllahUGs "a 2 81
and enphil Charleston Il. K Stevenson ~ IS II.
| The Passenger Train from Oh iIt8EOoz, S:i5 A. a
connects with McAnEvie aid MaGehester e. A. Tullauma
AZ IA r NJ and with Skelbyvil sn WaTtrcs $50 p.
The Night Passenger TTI lrOn ChatIanus u Z IS
meets El5a Menphs and ChArieston r. r. 10 =
r. NJ. ". CoLE,
E-hj-tf SUPERINTENDENT.
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J. L. RIDDREL 81 D., Professorof Chemistry ia the Uni7er
sty Of LouisiInsy concerning this plant. says;
New Orleans, March p, 1855
L. 8. UIINAE EsqDsgT Sir the 18th Dec.,
1857 tey wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
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eorn Fcsd snd Fioar ftl viii -.


z $ r A b L I "a mE n Z /.
gRk Aisorzs q all snscn hal nd made t2out aas
~ Mills Mia Splndss, IN Gszrirg ting Claa " al
huHiers, Do'ch cior e. I'd ceiling hosting 4sdrfsnll a
crsFs screen wire pick aud as Paris aBd lnPoil ~
prices
Beng practical usrsair, thoroughly drFssnding ms
IL and practise 5f mlins eisaious- AivEs and 4ii-
Urghfs viii hEd % 70 tlrii ief " e2ampr snck aad
Pricshes@ Pnle ug. al sooesd p sarrzsiea -
1--WE satisfaction.
All orlsIs and coznE1lcationn % spiy attsrdedta
Pm Ryan,
Tor con-rs sHd Rru,i sii. SashTiiis. rsiiu
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LESLIE's BUDGET OF. FUN FOE JULY
Is, rsee,Tsa b nay2s EAGAH 4 20 on
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Mr. L. s. TLirSS-Iy Dear Sir: fld your simple AID ee
CANT little Horoscope, 0 yOIrse quite delicate
ard believe thsy will PROV TO be useful and valuable.
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JOHN HENRY. n. D. L, L. D. Professor in the Sulitbson
Institute, Washington City. letter dated July Il, los,
SAYS:
LeJfs CIINAS, BseDsar SIR It appears to be peou-
iarly sensitivs gives greater range either
animated ordinary catgut
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JAS. NJ Stafford, NJ. Professor Of Chemistry in ths Cur1
berland University Of Lebanon, Tenn Geoogt
the State Of Tennessee, s,ys;
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Rooms to Rent

Rooms TO Rent.
GEVERAL handsome in the second and third
the UIon and American RlOck. Cherry
and spring Apply To Griffith, at the Union and
American Ofhce, or tmhO W p COOPEk
LATE ARRIVALS
AT az
Sny der d FFiZZell's,
or ladies' elegaLt Brown Button Heel Caters;
~ do Black do DO Dc
do Gne Rlacg Congress and Lace do do
DO do Rrown do do do do do
Do do Kid Boots 4 Slippers, With & without heels
do do Buskins do 90 do
90 White do Satin Caters and Slippers
Gents fne Calf Pumn Sole Boots;
10 do do and Patent Leather Callers,
do CO do do do do LOE Quarter Shoes;
DO do do de Oxford Ties
do do Glovo Kid Caters and do DO
ALSO:
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Caters;
Do do do do
DO Kid Boots and Slippers, With and without heels;
ChildTeus' 10 do d. do do do
do Lasting Congress Lace Gaiters with without heels
Branzers visiting the city will find large inent to select
from all Of ~hh made order, and the RETAIL
9RAuE EzoLrsJvELY.
AYg9 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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Only limited numbes Of the Natural Weather Indieator
will offered for sale, which be found the foIe8lng
places Nashville:-RAINs & BROWN, Public Square A
STRETCH corner Union and College Streets DEMOVIL 4
co corner Church and Cherry streets and by A. L. ROsCUi
4 CO., corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price ST OOs The dscOverer will send the Natural Weatb
Indicator by mail, postage paid. we'll put up aud secured
to any person enclosing S2O carrert money. Full plan
directions for regulating, using accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS ULLMAs, Agnt
mh3dkw-u ColuRaa Tenn.
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JOHN W. DRAPE3, NJ. p L L. D. Professor a Chsnistr
and Physiology, in The University Of New York. relative
plant, says
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There few, if AIRY las snces On record in which
SO large sum has teen considered necessary to
soothe tho anguish Of lady fair. deserted BY her
lover. Now that Miss CaIztsna has q respectable
doEery, We would recommend Mr., Shaw TO entreat
her forgiveness and renew his suit. The sex are
never 80 generous as in the hour Of triumph
Though We are t ID
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j. LAWRENCE SMITH. n D late Professor o. MsilcaI
Chemisy and Toxioogy in the University Of Louisville, s
December, y, 1857
little instrument, and have been regarding with much interest
akeJ renal kbe sensitive AgT0EeT Is more conYe
for this pErOse than artificial arrangement know
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LouI. ULI.LS, Ns2-Deqr Sir: have hsd he h. 70
meter yon hung up ny LSbaJory since it arrived
ard found Ii - move in the manaer yOu represent.
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AOaEFs0s VOPg, J.P. CtAAE, clEk.
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Though the def. ndent. Mr. Shaw, is very rich.
soue surprise is felt 81 The ibeIsIiiy Of the iury
We presume they are all hen wabls gentlemen, ytt
their action recalls the well-knoEn lines OF Ha
dibras:
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From j. o. GRIFFITH Bsq one Of TIE PrOpTssors OF The
Union aud American.
Nashville, Feb g, 1859.
Mr.. LoUTs g. ULLHAHStT: Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly banded has sea tested by for some onths
hestency in saying that is unerng weather gauge
foreeng the changes Of The atmosphere from "a to q hour
ahead. comrnsnd the Of lcassss
a worthy special favor Respectfully, &C.,
O. aRIFFITH.
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March ., 90.
s. ?. CRAWFORD. NJ D., OF GrecneTiIle, Tenn, says;
LorIs S. ULLHAN Esq.-Degr SirI have hsd several
you Weather Indicators which have been watching
cstiug time. find them be e.cfe{nyy Seasi
siUe and made Susceptible u az BygTOaas ess tfa
tie besf HrOeters that (U6 o6eerred. TIega agree
forEgse GANGS or 10 0ectbeF from q tn % keEgs
GdrdIcs. I simple, believe nsors rsiG
DE and Of Hf t sentative HyEoscspss oC IN
use should be in TIE hsuds Of every individual
psclsily TIE farmer, Fery respectfully, &C. yours,
s Z. CRAWFORD, n. D.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-05
WESTERN HOTEL.


THE undersigned having leased the wen
i known T.4YER.E STAND OF Joseph E"'-
Ter, on German street, ShePherdsto"n' Is no"
prepared TO accommodate Travellers and tht
Public generally i he HOUSE Is large aud
commodious, having been thoroughly feno'a-
tel. His T.9BLE shall at all times De suppl
ed with the best the markets afford. Ills B.IH
is well stocked with the choicest vines a"d
Liquors. His ST.3BLE Is large and room!
and shalI at all times be furnished WAN aouh-
dance of provedder lie has also large
Y.aRD for the accom- mediation Of DlogS We law a9v
Waggoners. In the yard IS par Q! m "a, 4
SC.9IES where all persons ha'lng bay Cat
lie or other articles TO be weighed VIII DC
promptly waited on.
n. B.-Boarders taken by the week, month
or wear. His Terms will be moderate aud IN
all cases made to suit the times.
IL Hoping by strict attention to business
and desire TO please to merit and receive
liberal share of the public's patronage.
The pubIic's humble servant;
WM. a. CROWL.
| ShepherdstOEn, April 2, 1883.