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PREPARED III
DE-. j. g. AMER & 60.
IR0RE 10 Be ADMIRED THAN TEE
IL ICIE EST DIADEM

Worn by Kings or EmperOrs
What why a beautiful Head OF Hair.
DEcAUsEs the ornament God HalsslS EToDidsF for an
brightly the glowing cheek the eye sparkling ne
tee be those Of pearls If The head ereft Of covering or
the hair led and shryele fdsh and dr. worse STILL
sprnked with gray, nature viii lose half her charms. Prof
Woods Hair Restorative Il used two or three tines week, win
restore and permanently secure 70 ais sncn an ornament Ra
the following and judge The writer IS the celebrated Pianist
DR. WocD:- NEw YoaE, April Is, 1853.
Oar SiTPerTnit ne express % the obligations
under for the entire my hair original color
about the tine Of arrival in the Unite States rapidly
becoming bu tupon The Application o. Hs ResOr
very wonderful Invention quite ecacous we'll s.
agreeable. l am, dear sir, yours truly,
aDrych ar 0zyiisdyet"
Welsh Newspaper Office, u Nassau st. April i2, Is5s
Prov. o. J. WeOD Dasr SfSame month weeks aga
received oot;e Of your Restorative and gave Il my VIE
who concluded try il her hair, Little thinking the
well my surprise, after weeks has performed
that Wonerf Al effect Of turning all the gray hairs brolrn
recommend TIE above Restorative to al persons in want Of suc
eangeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
PRoF. o. J. WOoD: With eonhdence do recommend yoa
Hair Restorative, as being he mosi sescisUs article
Since Hair Restorative hair Thhh
almost white have gradually dark and fl
confident that lev more applications win restore them to their
pleasant itching 50 common among pers ons Who PsPlre freely
PROF wooD-About two years ago ny hair eonae falling
Of and turning gray vas last becoming ha.d and hs tried
tive in January last few applications fastened NJ hair ary
It began to an up out and turned back is
(back) hs tine uly restored original color
health, appearance and cheery recommend Is use to an
Chicago, ILL.,, May :, 1857. J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative Is put 10 in bottles o. sizes viz lre me-
dunn small the small holds y pint,
per bols the medium holds at twenty per more
in proportion than the sma reas for two dollars bottle;
the large holds qus forty PER cent in proportion, Aad
o. 3 S00D CO Propriesors sls Broadway Me-. YORK 0a
the great n Y. Wire Railing Ebshnent and IA EArket 81
And Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealerl
nOv23-dGwlyin
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The mcst Professions Remedy for the

Head now i'm Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
cality having with gratifying
results by quite gocdly nuner of The citizens Of Nshreand
vicinity, who will unhesatng sustain the exce quail
ties wecam for thisnew remedial agent. Those who have
aversion to turning gray need longer dread the great
venence and trouble of supplying that deficiency with wig The
Restorative of which speak will certainly hair
to its primitive color and Yiyaey In addition obTatng the
of the wig Demovies Hair also does away with
the necessity fer champooning for few applications Of strps
the head entirely Of all danru dirt &c The proprietor could
easily fill column with cards from best known citizens;
ng the great restorative cleansing properties Of the pre-
parson but does deem such his all
Those who give isonetsl need further proof salts
fly them that It is what it is represented to he.
Sold only at the Drug Store OF DemOye Co., Of
Church AID Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn Price 81
may3l
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are selling Of very good Shoes for cost on account Ct
being little old style. They going of very fast All who
want them had better call soon
july o.-a FARRAR. DIsMUKEs & co.
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MAS H v Il LIE.
See First and Fourth Pages.


FIST PAGE.-solferinro-Tbe Future Purpose of
Austria-The Position Of Prussia; Austrian BAR
barity; Oar Relations with Mexico Indian Depre-
datiOns-TrOOps Called Out; A General War; The
Wine Crop os France
FOURTH PAGE-The Great Battle en- the MinciO-
It's Name; Fearful Voyage Of an Excursion Party
Disaster on Lake Huron.
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Ss until October next, will offer entire Retag
stock Of Hardware at reduced prices for CASH including r
sHrs' Tools, Building Hdrdsoare anr House Furnishing
Goods, having made easre preparations Tor large Retail
ade-many vy desirable goods can nov be bought
los0 figures for cash. II you the worth Of your money in
Hardware, call soon at MCCALL & Co.,
iuneis-h 34Public Square.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOG ALL THE PURPOSES OF a FAMILY PHYSle,

composed that disease within the range Of their
action rarely withstand cvade them. Their pen
etaing properties Search and cleanse and invigorae
every portion Of the human organism. correcting its
diseased action, and restoring its healthy valitcs As
consequence Of these properties. the invalid who IS
bowed down with pain OF physical debility is asonished
20 find bis health energy restored by remedy at
once simple end inviting.
Not Only do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
Diseases The agent below named is pleased % furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
Of their and directions Tor their the follow
ing complaints: C0Sfir0lesg, HearIbtFH Headache,
aSSsiRg from dsoyye4 sf08iach, Nausea Indigestion
Pam 0ad Morbid Iiaefi0R ofthe Boire FlGfHencB
Loss Of Appetite Jalgdiee. and ether kindred COM
plaints arising from low state OF the body obstuc
ton Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation OF the bood and the restoration Of
tone and strength TO the sysicr eitated BY disease
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CANDIDATES.
Attorney General and Reporter Election
on the 18th OF AUGUST. $3.50.

Attorney General and Reporter Election
on the 18th of August, 1859.
We authorized and requested to JAMES B.
THORNTON, Esq of Memphis candidate for the Office
Attorney and Reporter the State, ensuing
election, on the 18Th August iy9-te
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL MILLIGAN, Esq.
OF Greene county, candidate for Attorney General
porter, in place of Hon. JOHN L. 7. sNFED, resigned
We authorized to announce JAMES 0. sHAoELFoRD,
ESQ., Of Montgomery county candidate for Attorney
al for the State of Tennessee, place of Hon. J. sSEED
resigned may2s
We authorized THos J. FREEMAN, Of the
county of Gibson candidate Attorney
State of Tennessee in place of Hon. j. T. sNEED resigned
june3
We are authorized to WIN. B. REESE, Jr., ESQ.,
candidate for the Office Attorney General Reporter
for the State. june2
We authorized to JOHN W. HEAD, Esq,
candidate m Attorney General for the State Tennessee place
Of Hon. J. L. 7. sEEEDresgned.
We are authorized to announce MILTON A. HAYNES Of
Memphis candidate the Attorney General and
Reporter for the State. june94-d,tw&wtd.
We authorized SAMUEL TURNEY, Esq, of
Sparta candidate for Attorney General Reporter for the
State.
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IN Gd-es Of yesterday morang find article from
committee the part Of Fire Company No. B. in answer to
published by ourselves the part of No In regard to
specification Of uness, truly loss to know in
acted unfair toward the committee but in regard to
all other matters specified by said committee we willing to
admit for the sake OF argument especially that part which states
Twos have advantage having sets OF brakes
We pleased that they frankly acknowledge
machine capable OF doing much with smaller
number Of II is in this point always regarded
our superiority for this the challenge was given to
the merits OF the machines Now, II the Two's have
chine with leverage and capable Of doing
with smaller number men, stated by Threes we ask
Of the community judge which has heno merit and which
the most useful.
are sorry such RsinUaons made, measure
nts have not made by, dsateel and that the
committee we're cut dried for defeat this measure however
we give below Of gentlemen uot any WY
connected with the company Of last throw by
Ilen.
W. Homer, Gem. OF No. Q
JONI CBUMLEYD
We the undersigned certify that measured the distance
thrown by Broad street Fire Co. No at their dill the frs:
Monday night In asd they threw stream Of water
through an inch no1e inches from end Of nO1e to last
large drops (uot sprays) 'ohS D. hUOANN
JonE HERIaEs
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COTTON FACTORY.

Belonging to the Sumner Manufacturing Company, the
Of atn county OF sumner Stale Of Tennessee said Factory
has IL Spinning Frames which gus Spindles Reels,
Dresser "a Cards, and for Bats, SPeedess, Drivers -
Looms which averaged ge yards Cloth per
with good Roerlng MIL attached. All driven BY first class
Engine in good order.
There large brick boarding house, with out buildings
brick cfee and taiefOo, with three dwelling.
operatives and i6 s Of land viii be sold with the
Factory and Factory Buildings This property originally cost
the Company about 100000, besides improvements made
Its locality Is healthy and pleasant easy Of being the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad % miles from NASHVILLE coal
be had BY Railroad River Of good quality There will be
sold at the time and terms 0acres Of land In lots
The sae is absolute ard not SUBJECT 10 redemption The
msoners authorized sell privately publicly. Any
Their information be obtained BY addressing the undersigned
at Galla;in Tennessee J. r. A. TOMPKINS,
july 6tw-td W. II. BLACKM0RE. Cons.
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r. r. CUTTER, }
W. B HoDGE, Gem. OF No. Q.
JoHN CBUNLEYD
Died,

On the 18th nst Faerland the residence OF the late DR..
Shelby, SAVER, only daughter Of J. Shelby Williams
and Matte J. SEWER aged 10 months and . days.
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Cayce's sulphur springs.

Cayce's Sulphur Springs.
FENE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that the above watering place will be open
for the reception Of visitors on the LIST Of June
He has large dancing ten pin alley, &C. for The amue
ment of his visitors These Springs have fire medicinal quail
ties in the State. All who afflicted with dyspepsia,
bowel diseases headache &C. would do well give these waters
a trial.
They situated in pleasant locality 10 miles south Of
Fankn and miles west Of Thompons Station lie would
to any who may favor him with VISIT that pains will be
sparned to make it pleasant
TERMS.
Board per Week... - ~
i -
{ Single Meai..- %
| Children and Servants half price.
Keeping horse week j %
| All extra trouble extra charge
TT hacks ThOmpson's Tuesdays, Thursdays,
junea5-dIT&tW5w WIN. cATcE.
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CSSBank OF West Tennessee, at
&tGzsSS MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Nashville dE-
IL Look out for limitations of Lea a. PERKINS, WOr-
cestcrshire Sauce. See advertisement DUNCAN
& Sons aug2l-S
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For Congress.

authorized the Hon. joins Y. WRIGHT
candidate reelection Congress from the Seventh Con-
gressonaI District mill
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EEFEEsSON SFhANOSS
Macon county Tenn twentyone miles Northeast Of Cal
latin and four and half miles East Of the Nashville
Louisville Turnpike. will be opened and ready for the reception
OF visitors and n7ads By the 18th Of May These Springs
weP known their high and healthy locality, the
efficacy OF their mineral waerE, that comment st this time
unnecessary Charges wits For regular boarders $OO
weeF Children, under twelve DID, and servants half peI
Transient Boaruers from % to 50 90 day. Horses per
day. We will have hack to regularly every day during the
season. the Nashville and Louisville Stage the Rock
house to carry visitors TO and from the Springs.
WIN. A. DEB0W & CO.,
q triv1u1
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Advice TO Ladies.--Wc m

~ Advice to LadieS.--We are
S-@s-As there many of lady readers who
are complaining Of weakness and debility Our advice
at and get of McLEANs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PuRUER delicious Tonic. just the thing
strengthen and RUgord the whole organization, PURIFY
the BLOOD. See advertisement in another column
July l-d&wlm
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New orleans N1arket, JuIY o.

CoTT0N-The sales Of the week up only 300 bales
prices good deal of egularty Observable but the sales gem
orally within the of quota
tions, which continued though buyers conteRdng
reduction equivalent to the advance claimed in eights The
light (some 10000 % goo bales and
ists mainly of the lower grades which uneable and
nominal.
receipts this port the lst September exclusive of
TIE arrvalsfrnm Mobile, Florida and TeXas $40 bales,
against bales date last year. and the increase
in the receipts all the ports the latest dates comdar
with last year, 69 800 bales. In the exports from the United
foreign compared with the dates last
year. there an IS4 Britain of
1916 Of 1863 100 bales other foreign ports
Neo Orleans Classification Assiilatiagto that of Li0pOol
Oruinary "a y
dood ordinary q "a
Lev Miduiing III 5aeSi U34
Aliddllng ] d y
Good Middltng Q9lS14
Middling Fair .l25 s5--
ConparatiCs prices o. Cotton this date the folocing
gears, 'r rate Of Freight to LirepooL and Of Sterling
Exchange.
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For Criminal Court c

For Criminal Court Clerk.
We authorized announce CHAS. Z. DIGGoNS as
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk. julyS-td
We are authorised E. NJ.
ddae for Clerk of the Criminal Court of Davidson county,
the ensuing March election. [may25-te.
We authorised JOHN SHANE, Esq, a
ddate election the Office Of Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election
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sUNNER MANUFACTURING co.
y. BEIL, and others.

DURSUANT to a decree Of the sumner Chancsry Court
made At the April Term 1872 the Undersigned Commas
soners WILL Saturday the 9Th day Of August next At the
Court House door, the town Of Galan, sell at Public Anc
ton. 0the hhe bidder, credit Of six, twelve, and twenty
Ia ffae fha
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HOuse of representatives..
We authorized requested JOHN B. KEEL
ING candidate represent Davidson county, in the Lower
House Of the next Legislature. junel5
We are authorized s. A DAVIDSON, candidate
to represent county the branch the Leg
stature of Tennessee. ap1O-te
We authorized to Isaac NJ WILKINSON
represent the counties Coffee, Grundy and Van Baren
n the Lower Branch of the next State Legislature.
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FURNITUREG FUKNITURET!
Gree ONES, VERT * CO.,
no. IS College Street,
XHT0ULD respectfully call attention their large
w Of Furniture In doing they satisfied
that they prepared exhibit by far the largest
BEST STOCK
Of all kinds Of Furniture city, and in
order hold they oefng articles
may be desired to cash buyers at
REDUCED PRICES.
Owing reduction, those buying credit will charged
interest from the time the bills made.
The heavy stock store the employment large
constantly engaged in manufacturing induces
them to give extra bargains at the present time.
We ask an examination Of stock, believing
want of any article will ind their interest purchase
-H4E lrF 90 La--fe GRO0MES, CAFKRT 4. co.
Mattresses OF all kinds constantly hand and for sale at the
oTest market prizes. juuelO-3m
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For CnunfH TruSrce

Weare authorized to announce TH0S. T. SAUNDERS can
didae CoUaey for Davidson county
he election TO be held in March, 1850. ap5
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II OID respecsfuy inform the citizens OF Nashville and
surrounding country at at No Broadway IS The place 10
bny pure Northern lee and no hunhus Call and or y9n-
elves. VIZ. cLIGGAAs
rnar2
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EPPERSON SPRINGS,

He receiving from the East every week
examination of his Stock. may loft
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Uatcr Cure.

YINHE NEW-YORK WATER-CURE and HY-
GiFNIC INSTITUTE located st Nos. Is and IS laght
= one door from st Johns Pgrk-Good BOARD be OBJ
tanned from 81 - per week. FULL TREATMENT, with
board = IS per week Transient persons = per day
Gymnasium and Bathing privileges for the free
charge Office Consultations from a. to p m. X. I.
TRAIL VI. D.. and d. 4. GORTON, VI. d., Physicians H.
FANCHER. Proprietor.
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lflc0ieal.
% HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. .(.]


From The ye,ra,k Mercury. Sept Q. 1859 Ed,orirL
r Tue Gk,sTESBEEe MEDICINES are guaranteed ny s,-
noisl. the dstn guhed men ia the country The
leading members Of the Medical Faculty Of NewloIs City have
pre-. here has the Company and their medicines
IN the highest Their afford every accommodation
those desire the personal advice Of the Consulting Phy
clan All uvsds and visiting New orb who require
advice should can upon him Dr. Bridge {.
M "bvn OF t stauruerts and OF great Judgment and dr.
in the treatment 81 disease The ono" Of the ns'i
tuition l. al No. - PsIk-ro"
Having examined certihcstr fthe Grseienbes Company
take piessur. IN saying that they present rNidrns q" sh
and entitled the confidence Of The public. Ny per
acquaintance With Of the ueuer o. the GraehoeI-
Company Jushe ne u pressing H" "py' " ~ urn '', "N
ciues worthy Of ronhisise' FK'Nc, HALL
Edifo, and Proprietor NEG iort Co~@s'iai i6erii'er
Pr-viou. notice. and testimonial. lave established the fa,
UTFRiNE CkTH0LCOS s. the only reliable cure fo those
.es.. hih r,uder the ye OF women. ou the see Of IS up
dses-e ci married and 'ine and 40 social position refine
Of living condition in lie aaoIds any guaranty against
them beside tie local uterine yHP;ors they aye often st.
Dersu.rd Monthly Period
lrrs.raries-W eakurss-f ain'uess--
Deran-ed Appeii;e->sllow Complexion
Pain in the bach and Kiineys-Chils-
Cold Hand; srd hes'-b oai lns:-t svrrishne.s-
Dizziness-Nery Observation-Disclosures
Disturbed sleeP-flu.he. OF Hes'-Genersl PAW
craving 'na sn ia .s ana M
biaenl; passing Of Time With heat or nsT'ins-
Ni.himare--
pair-Hysieric.-AnSety-Bed Face
Nelvcu. Twtching->tsrtins-Co B.tiystion--
Irritable Ismper-> eene-s-Deprsvrd ADp-tiie-
Flsiu-uce-Blosted I'D Irregular bow ell
Unpleasant Drsams-Psins in the Uterine Organs
Nurbu--- and Pain ia the Limbo
Les Of Memory-Bewilderm Of the Feet
THE GRAEFEyBERG MARSHALL's UTERINE CA
THOLICON prepared oy educated physiAn may
fully depended AT other Preparations should b. avoided
Later fesii@oairi' eeygynea and pubic
fscoH tc ~ ne roas s Graceaboyg Company
No SO Payk-ror Nex lo. aEd cosrug reere.oe, per
soas CITY riN aIso - gi-cr tse place.
Pye so per Bottle: fee boie, 50 BY Express
~ cHsRGk. PREPAID TO ESo ~ EIPgEss LINE Ysos
NswYoAk al -4ddyess JOSHUA y. BRIDGE ". d.. Sec
rs,ary and C0Aaitiag PhtcaH GSaseatery C0mpsHy No
81 PARK ROW. NEN-fORh
Ds J. BEIDGs 90 ooa'sited profoaaRy By letter.
n hii fie GrGscsberg IEsfs'ion No 81 PGrkro
QFcr honrs. q 10 I GHd 3 70 I.
~ eItesde opinion Is required by letter. - BE
nclosed 10 insure reply.
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uTDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromO Oct.
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

~ and aner M.nday Sept 49, 1859 Passenger Trains viii
Pier 700, of Duene-st., a. follows, viz:
DUNkIRK EXPRESS az a m, for DunkirE, Buffalo, IAN
sndasua. and principal intermediate Stations. .
MAIL TRAIN ct IL, for Dunkirk and Buffalo, ard In
terreds,e Stations. ,,.,.
WAY PASSENGER at s:3oP. n for Newbursb Middle
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 40 p. H. for Dutirk Buffalo, Canaan
darua and principal Stations.
These Express Trains Ena with the Canandssus
and Niagara s Railroad Bin ghsmOn with the Syracuse
ard Bnshamton Railroad for syrscase a. Corning with the
Ne~-York Railroad, for Rochester and
Buffalo; Bend with the Delaware Lsekswanns and
Western Railroad for Scranton and at Buffalo and Dunkk
with the Lake shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati Ioe
do Detroit, Chicago, kc. and the Canada Railroads.
SATU'L MARSH Receiver CHAS. MlNOT Gent Supt.
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6orscs, Carriages, &f.

nor SALE-At the " Merchants Stables" cor
ner Of Broadway and ?sh-st, elegant Brown MARE,
possessing beauty sye and sperd; pair Of matched
ROAD HCRSFs-ean in minutes 10 the pole also
W bite SADDLE HORSE.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
the City and Comfy Of SewYork notice hereby given
persons having claims against GEORGE W GER ate o.
the City and County Of NevYork decea-d 70 pc-sn' the
with vouchers thereof the subscribers the office Of d.
4. MCMAHON At No. al Broadway. IN the City OF New
York or before the let day Of April llDsed Newi orb
Sept a, 1859. BENJAMIN g. WELLS
FRASTtS n LATHAM
30 lawfroTh- Adruinirafor. with the vii annexed.
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feaal Notices.

IN PJ issuance of an order OF the Surrogate OF
;h, County q N Yor. notice IA hereby given % al parsons
having csins JOHN r. Robson, late Of the City
Nei orb decess-d present. the With vouchers thereo
the 'uoserbs her residence II West tth street ns
Broadway in the ty Of NeNork before the twentieth
dsy Of april ney-Ds'ed NeYor the 10th day ~ October
ls5a ELIZABETH Robson. Ataini.tal;TiI.
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Roofing.
Ocean Steamers, &r.

IT s. NJ. Steamship OCEAN QUEEN. Capt.
" {. 2. sesbury for SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE. viii
POSITIVELY -s from Pier No \. R. precisely q,
SATURDAY Nov. with Mails, Peengers and Specie for
ID. TORRANCE, Agent
No Bowling Green. New-York.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Newi OK notice hereby given all persons having claim
against EDWARD l. COMMON late OF the City Of NewYork
decreased with the vouchers thereof
subscriber az the Office Of Conner Whtehoe No ls3 Broad
in the City Of Newly ork before the day De-
e.beT next-Daed New ok the eleventh day MAY 1853
nv - lpvfn1h CHARLES T.. GDNNOR. Executor.
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n OTICE.-The interest due on the FIRST

IN MORTGAGE BONDS issued by Ia CROSSE and MIL
WAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, due November L. 1889,
will not be paid on that day.
The earnings daring the present have been
hy per than estimated anticipated while the
cessay proper expenses operating and maintaining the
poad with the additional Npense right way, which became
the road have been such
pel authorized by the the Mort
cage (xty daysl which Will be enough the
,afunss OF the road to cen said interest.
Notice the and place OF payment will be duly pub
hshed :. CHAMBERLAIN
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GOOD NEWS.-Mrs. Kerney, No 81 ST. Marks
" place cured OF Liver Complaint BY three bottles Of Dr.
LEATHF's YELLOW DOCK sYRCP. Depots Nos 40 Chat
lau-,, SO G.Ards ans AZ Besevsy Lsdiss ssl g. ks!