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green and Dry Mides.

ytTF pay me highest market prtcr IN Cash or Gro
w csrsrs for Green and Dry Hides
p a &. ANDERSON,
tane-if Cor. coilc-c aud broad streets.
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HOarders Nanted.

A SMALL FAMILY can be furnished with splendid
II Room and Boarding; also. several lay Bosrders
can get Board by applying at No l6 Front street.
janS-lw
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FOR RENT.
Yen DaNs A.Onger

THE amasements aud festivities Of the holidays
i terrupted materially the progress Of Lessons al
my Gallery. Those of my entered pupils who have
neglected their course, would do well avail them
selves az the coming 10 DAYS shall leave Nash
vile their expiration and Il Lessons be not com
pieed during that time, they will be considered COM
plete--my duty having been discharged Eastat Gal
try. corner q Cherry and Cedar, third story Of the
old Post Once Building.
JanIa-2i JOHN TRAVIS.
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Seeds.

1n0 BBlS. Prime Clover Seed;
HUI 80 do do. Timothy do;
COO bushels Orchard Grass Seed;
500 do Clean Blue do do:
500 do. Stripped do. do;
800 do. Herds do. DO:
These seeds Of Inst years growth and pure as
any brought to the market for safe nv
JAM ARMSTRONG 4 co
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No branch of education has higher caims up
the friends of educaaion than Photography, either
account of its vast and varied advantages, the
with which it can be learned. There is greet
aid in mental culture, road TO successful
empoy ment, than fac ility in this art
That IL be eISily learned and Immediately made
drdaJie, for practical Purposes be ShotoH by the
most abundant testimony Of Clergyman, Doctors, LGIo-
yOrs, Teachers, dc.
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JonS s HART, Principal of the High School at Phila-


Having taken lessons of Mr. ]. W. DoIBEAR in Pho
biography, for four days. am free say that would
not be deprived of the knowledge have thus receiv-
ed for $500. regard Phonograo hy, ttught by Mr..
ID. as a long step on the highway of progress
The day is not far distant, when, in my opinion,
Photography, with its twin sister PhonOtypy, will be
taught in all the schools of the land, and shall hail
the day with enthusiasm.
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y
$40 the professional man and indeed, TO every one
whose pursuits in life call upon him to record Incl
dents thoughts, il is of The great laborsavng
machines of the age; and like all such machines that
really good, It does better work than can be done
without it.n
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Mr. D. has mosi admirable Panoramic Illustrations.
VIII CD greatly All the learner.
Printers can easily learn n set type frcm Phono-
graphic manuscripts and thereby greatly lessen the
labor oi kiiiprs, Merchants &c., who advertise
ments SC, IN Photography.
Hours 10 IL A. NJ. To P. ~. and TO at night
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nem Aouertisrments.
Clover Seed.

E0 BBLS. Fresh and Superior Clover Seed, the
~ best in Market Just receiyed and for
sale by MiZEIL, HOOPER & co.
jan13-tf -sl. sr "lE.-
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CLARA E. sCHUcHMAN

PuIsBURG, Oct "a, 1885,, TTFBg
(Sirs. s. is the wife of the noted Lthographer.)
Tho a,a piob ebarie of Alleghapv has qiven ne the
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JUDGE KANE, of Phaadelphia. sovs:

Hon. THOMAS II BENTON said in Congress: ''Had
this art been known forty years ago, it would have
saved me twenty years of hard labor.'
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Rare Chance.

A Ny one wishing 10 keep Boarding II use or Ho-
n tel, purchase part all of the Furniture
belonging 20 the well known - Nicholas Hotel, on
Market street: credit of six and tN eve months
application 70 be made before the 22d inst
sold before private sale it Will then be sold at auc
ton. Apply 60 J. v Gilbert, on the premises, at
Bruces auction store, corner Cedar and Cherry SITS.
janl2-1Ot
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INcRRAsE OF PPoDUCrIoN OF IRON.

"Let us glance for moment to the increase
in the production and consumption of iron in
Great Britain and the United States. have
been able To find no reliable statement of the
amount of iron manufactured in England pre-
yious to 1861
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z. W. T. DANIELS says

Ny sou, twelve years Of age, n member Of his
class, and am more than satisfied with the prorrts
thath he has made, and believe that will be more
benefit 10 my than twelve months Of usual study
would be. J. Ii. BOYD,
MayrN Of the city Of Jackson
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( &c . T-sAaaA
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which exists.in some minds that public oues.
TONS may end in private broIls during the com
ing session of Congress. This all good men
ought to unite in preventing. Not merely per>
Sonat, but public reasons should inspire the
representatives. Of the people in both Houses to
c;"itiyattthe kindest feelings towards each other
Lhe habit of charging Northern men with want
OF spirit has heretofore produced, and NAV,
hereafter produce, bad blood. The Southern
custom has, do doubt, elevated the duel into a
tribunal whichis acknowledged, if not respect.
ed; different sentiment has made it somewhat
diSTepnt1ble in the free States; but / have vet
to see the man, from anysqnarter OF the country.
feeling hisTesponsiblitics as a genten1an and "a
Some Of the mos: intrepid men are 10 be found
among the ultra antislavory leaders men who
viii not go to the field of "honor," but who are
quite ready TO defend themselves when attacked;
aud 1t is due to the truth to say that not few
OF those who are found Of resorting to the
pistol or the bowie knife fall off in great essen
tlal of moral courage OccAsIoSA1e
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WHEEL
FHE INTELLIGENCFR
INTERPRETING LErTEws

TIE HABITS OF THE PGHSEDEET-To WHAT 1Je oyvrs
us Observation-Disclosures DuEls-lS WHAT
THEY HAD THEIR oKIGix.
Correspondence ofthe Philadelphia Arsr,.,,7
-, WASHINGTON, Nnvember /.
All. The members Of the Administrator ara
now IN The city, and preparing for the neaii,,.
" congress. am told the President moved
'o'' ','e soldiers Hume into the White House
several weeks ago, for the convenience or bi
"nlc'ni duties, which he makes more laboriouy
oy personal attention to details than any. or
indeed all, OF the five Presidents who have 40
Ured upon the political stage during my DeriG,l
OF observation here. Mr. Buchanan owes his
o'Snnchon as public man more to pcrseveriny
purpose, industry and - well regulated life than
!" any remarkable native powers or original
genius HIS attainmentS are the results ofIcOn.
slant and gradual accrcton obtaincd bv iIatia;t
investigation, and the advantages Of lonr and
uSeIu experience in the legislative and diplo>
!hatlc service, aside from his training and care
tu' practice at the bar Yearly life, by which he
acquired both fame and fortune These habits
have adhered to him, aud taken in connection
VITA robust constitution, which has never
oeen abused by eEcrvatng tastes may account
Tor the singular good health which he always
enjoys, and the striking physical preservation
whlch he exhibits at an advanced age Method.
lS"t, precise aud cXactng he may be regarded
as the roGe OF II discipnarian, both to himself
be greatly prolonged, and n,ncA sweetened in
ITS enloyncntS, if half the world would impose
HPoh themselves the same simple aud effective
regimen, or rather, conform to what may be
called fationa mode If existence
The President breakfasts at o'clock, reads
his mail, skins the newspapers, and is at the
Department OF State hy O'clock every morn
ing at work upon the message setting an ex.
ampla TO the clerks of the crcumlocntion Office
which rather intertrcs with their accustomed
ideas of diplomatic hours and case lie goes
there for the facilities of reference on foreign
affairs and access to the correspondence and
documents, which arc constantly required in
IgcSting the policy to be developed Besides,
II is much easier 10 decline visits there, where
he is not supposed to be, than at the White
House, where the presumption is the other wav.
Alter four az five hnurs of steady work lie nivrs
audic"ce or attends cabinet meetings at the
Executive chamber, then takes dinner al sen
SlbiF honr, and stroll after it, and is at home
in the evening to receive company until ten
O'Clock, when the curtain drops, and the cx,ec.
'ants are dismissed This is the daily routine,
according to the accounts Of famiIiaIs, and not
much varied The year round, except with the
higher pressure upon time and attention, and
some unseTviceable modification OF habits, which
Congress always brings with it.
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TUE HABITS OF THE rnEstpENr-To WHAT lie OWES
us MISREPRESENTATION DuEl.s-lS WHAT
THEY uAD THEIR oR1s,X.
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GAEiBALDt recently visited his wife's grave,
near kaven"a. lie shed few tears, and the
tachrymoso circumstance furnished material for
long letters in the London Times Daily News,
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sa, ))csssE'TIIE5iS'g7 s9 @
So Bsgg2 BslERS.


AsstJssss 5C fi2 -- 5s5i, =, js5
9IFsis EAt t.s, sHrae lac.,iol every mem
tertf lAe human failiY is sGubjEs 10 discase=
tF Sis. 'li'll1tcc OF t.e belily i1nctions bats
va ltae 'd et sna,i ionic a;,ts tl4e exercise.
g lil.i4 e2i:iaen sssie, they nag. be :ble so to
!sl.ttz@4 i2; te;l a. itps secure permanent
i,e.is.;. IA or,cF t!,;.eco2lpi:sh Ills desired
o;.,si!i. ~ Ike l3s;i2 ~ pursue 10 certainly
';;-ii fi.g4Sii WI l.sainGe g natural state Of
is3sst , t.;s Least 4@;rd cfyitG strength and
-. i@G Ills purpose, Dr., Noetcttec has IN
!,s';eedl 20 Ills country lcFGGaticn bearing
Ei:ii,le l:'siShi3 not q TeN ilet!iui1lc but enc
that l.eS baea IS for Years: giving sntts{:,c-
i!ea 10 I'll W!.o lave used it, Tho, GFsers
c;'sfate powerfully Upon the stomach, bowels,
anil liver, rYs; asing thcEl 10 a l.calth., and
N';y"rcIis action. antl thus, ), l!,o simple PRO-
CESS Of strengthening natuvS, enable The sys-
t@in-to triumph over disease.
tcr tho cure CT Hy$peptia, Indigestion Maui
s2', i :N'Sicne3. Loss GA puGtito, orsny Bilious
Complains, arising i1on Movhid inaction
of Ito Stomach CT Bowcls, producing Cramps,
l}yseatery, Cole, Cholera A1orlus, &C., tieae
i'it,ers have no equal.
LI:sy"AIUl, dyscHtcfJ or fiIlx, so gcncrallvcnn-
tract cd hy new settlers, and ClusS7 :IriIcipaI!y
b. Tie cli1agSo OF wafer and Gict yyilPhc speedily
regulated by q brief use of this frcrarHtiori.
Py#pg3aia :. disease which is probably more
prevalent. IN sl it's various icT1l:s than
oi:tcr, and the cauac of which In;y ALWAYS
be attributed "a arrangements df the digestive
organs. cam be cured without fail by using
1tDSfEf'I'Ets,S STOMACH BITTEfiS, Us 1,cr
directions on tic bosie. Forillis disease every
physician will recommend Eittels Of some Kind;
ta2n why not i's2 article known 10 be in!al-
liblo? All nations lave their Iittcrs as a rrc-.
Y2n.:yc OF disease and siIcn&Slicner of lie sys-
tcM II general; and alnong tilClu all there is
40: to be found o more healthy pcoplo thau
the Germans, froal whom this preparation CHA
mated, basc;lupo scientific cxrcl imcnts which
h!Tc tc:,ch to prove Tie value OF this great
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OPW AItGS OC' 311, 100000
OF Losses have been paid by the tna INSURANCE Co
the past IS year,. 80
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Fire & Inlapd ryavipa44c,

n . . - . = I e z LLGIf
RISKS accepted {! terms consistent With aoy.rc.
fair prc:t.
E*ec3H% attention siEdsl 10 LnS5Gnce OF . MEETINGS.
$G716 Gc:t:etsSJ for terms Of i 20 5 stf,y,,s -
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Testimony % Mr. Abnsr Zines, MARKET street. absv
sixfh, eorrobor1tixe Of the ecaeaey Of Williams
AHu-Dy spePslc Elixir
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH!
T-HE sabscfbeE respectfully vItes she affection
ths pehiie and Of purchasers particularly 10 n
supsriof Frent@n f,tanos, Manufactured nsm
splendid assortment constantly hand
Our PiaHos have received Premium two years 4
succession 1856 and 1851 the Fairs Of the Ameri
can lnsttute Cry sta Palace Competition with mos
Of the leading manufacturers OF New York and Bos-
ton, and are unqaestlonably Of the best quality o
tone, f1ll, round and brilliant, as we'll nninh an
durability and natteE ourselves by the approva
Of renowned artists IN Eentarins say our Pi-
Ahos stand superior 20 many others aud equal any
Grand ano IN regard 90 volume Of and elasticity
of touch, com bned with the greatest nrmDess wheh
ts very rarely met wfth "a other PianoS.
We rcapcctfully sollct examination from stranf.
ers and frends - nce themselves % the above
before Purchasing slssN here. AL Pianos are war
ranted. n. HANSEN
Manufacturer OF Plano Fortss
w3ErEooss, 90 Center street, New York.
noxes-dem
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DH. JAMES wtII1H
near s,rs-Havsng suffered for n long tnss rrosn
DysPensia severely that Was completely prustra
cd aud having tired every fur relief without
success advised 10 yOaF Anti-G npefie
f1txir." lt Anorts much pleasure 60 Inform you
that am entirely crref By - use, and cordially
coumend il 10 all person suffering unser Dyspepsia
Very respectfully, ke-,
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A C. A r n

A J. IRWIN Formerly OF Irwin A McC1eliapd
"A. Huntsville, Ala. } having become assoclated
WITH Ss IN our business the style the arm wiIlIbe
IRWIN, AoCIEIL.AND A co -k-e
Nashville FEB. 10, 1889
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hiseurrenily repo-ted that we sell no GOOD. oniv
a. Aochen when IA TACT, two thirds OF our sales ;.
private, the same n any other Wi,ol.s.e par..
Tue city with tAis exception sell for hort nront,
Tor cash and short prompt paper
GebH TRARIrE A. Ifrrua
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COLLECTIONS or
Flower seeds by Malt,
FREEOP POSTAGE

Trsnty Sslsef aad OIoses Tsriaiss for Oas Dclisr
I>oR the accommedatnn q those who love ths euI-
II uvaton 81 nowers, bet who resice a. distance
from where they can be procured, ws have selected
the rsest beautol ard shswy S4rsetes each dis
unetn color, and calculated % prpduee nns ezeef
phen planted oui n beds grcups N the lower bcr
der. We have bad each variety dkfinctiy marked
~itA fhs botk1ieai and kngkh narne kelghf time cf
~hethsr erect trailing, The should BE sowa.
sn4 other xa1a.bls hints culuvagion. IN go
leetng thess varieties. have ben eArefal q ex-
Glade al whch are shy hloonaers on have al ins<-
ninrAnt appesEanee - thai the collections xlll
pre- oaiy those ~hiek are really Snowy ana b2nd--
sosnss sand - htrh Ne believe would prove 70 The
ARE s-iAsfAeien q any lady grnteman Who niEht
es disssosed - order then- ne eeieelons will hs
snt fee ~ psi 70 any part of The country 81 Ne
tailssiek PTicess
As-ertlaens Ne consists u twenty choice va
rhelirs ef AnnnAls. 49,. -. :. 81
Ne. 2 eenxista q tseLsly eboee Faa
rtelles q ni.nhizls AID fersn-
nieles s-.-.s----.- 4E-
Ne sssnslsfs - Zen extra nDe vart-
rieIles q Annoals and fercn-
nh-iss ensbraeinz mAny q tie
nex and ehcscesi 10 eeltsa-.
ton -. ...s.........
a No consists Il lye very chose
saTictles, selected rom frize
s He-srs q spsll<h fanziess
GeTmAn CArEatiQn Saa fsco-
ses flnks, rer beaaz, fruf-
fAzt's freEcks As.eEs snd
uoeoie Hai.y yhoeks, eeeA %
e ~heh are ssid a. - esnis
ss ''ii xIix- NAcSESziE.
isbis-lz II cuiess street., Nashville
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Monc Agalns

NEu. LanCGsfEE desires % tnforn II.
lti tfseaesssd the pahlis seHsFalis thas he has
saFned ffos his SortheFn tsur an4 "a ready opsn
the fAii s&mIatEn.
feisy pasasa "a eiireeenfi mpFpyemeatsta Ffuse-
kraphf AenlRs tston fsif tHE szs bsfetosete steiy
apan fAs B<Ftfs 81 his ietnfes sAd 4ssegnllaez -
spse 30 ssFt fe ptesse he coa1aealiy ieFaes s1esa
wte have aiyen hsH f4lF uafi, ~ 80 -.
tsseass eli' - htE preszat The nest
nisntiy and sfsasanuy iec1tea ef Asy Il shs Guy,
esEfy sac ssresE es Cassna sspz3t-a
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r e M O " Il D F.
DY SPEPS STA.

A sho~n by the statements OF the Board OF Healt
n Of New York, caused the death OF 70 persons,
Of Gil deaths, In one week and l6l deaths by con-
sumption, induced by Dyspepsia. As % is a well At
tested fact that Dy sesa is the origin of the sucrings
OF large portion Of those who die Of consumpl
becomes the duty Of every one 10 use such pre-
tons against and remedy FOR Dyspepsia sc ce
experience have place before them. and which hA
proved 20 be efhcacsOus: Of this character
Williams AHti-Ilyspeptie Elixir - IN corrobor
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony OF Mr.. Edward II. Rowley, OF the nrm
kowley, AshburneF a Co. IL North Wharves.
proof Of the efficacy of wHliamE's Anti-Dy speps
E1ixiI- =
PmrADnFmA, October 9s. .lsss.
On. JANIS WILLIAMS:
Dear SRI take pleasure IN recommending your
Anu-Dyspeptie Elixir, for tbs of Dyspepsia J
have taken my self for the disease, and have been
entirely cured
Yours respectfully
EDWARD II. R0wI1Y
Communication 10 John r. Penrose, Esq, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, kensington.
IL is with great eradication that testify % the
heaey of wiillams's AnttDyspeptie Ex.r, which voc
so strongly recommended SO Dc, ana for which
heartily thank you; Il has completely restored uay
health, which oheerfuliy publicly Acknov ledge,
With the hope that Others mEy be similarly bcneltted
TFsly yosrz
FRANKLIN EYEEl
KxszSGToz, Sept IL, 1850
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AHu-DyspsPsle Elixir
fiH JsnEs Wr1tfANs.
nczF sir-it gives nse greatpi.Asure 20 know thai
yos a. ags1a preparing your Elsiesae for ths cure
a pyspcpetAs for maay q ms aeq1alssancen hAvere
peAtediy Asked here u eonld Be procrrs4 knos
iag tnat had hesn cured By r. AZ thiuk that
puhfl1 zeknox s1 scraeaf Of Ghe gFess bensat have
reserves fro The use ef yeas ned<ine, = Eot oziy
1ae = seu, bat BAY BE Esefi 70 etb~rs, ss~ make
a for several se4rs I su7rred fFum DysPelssla,
~hhch tscrsass1 - srh exsent thai health an
cssnsDtnliea uere r4Eifi. SINKING eneer a.. ! sas
eameie % reslFscs ny sell - the nst Eieaple feed
and syeA thai ceala nss dagssi fen = to4s =
strcngf, atsanct2tan O. exercise and Gas Foe have
Il m year sdTertis<asent) eenerei tre1ng - dsprcs
zloa ahd t1desrFskaets ssarDsss N Tie yczr i,xs.
hrarsak frem eshers hssh ruzszurDeadasszn & yenf
Ansi- spepsz nlxiF, l<u<ared sad usea sAh tAe
uesf Azppy saeets anaer its inneeses tanEpar AnS
se@FEaeas gradually Ekssed eNay, Ane raF egspetlt<
FcxiEeas sash tceai1 sfats5 sith tmpaaikF- fss
years have el4fmsa. 4g4 nsy eae2ce - fhe
feE1se poseFa q gaaf z 4tteine has 81 ce9Ese u
erease1 fof % pesely c9Fsa ne s1ea fzlr4
oot44a reiief fxrEa ass stfses seasce-
ksfg Eesz1<szusiy 9eaEss
rAe"Esls u ssia II sessiss q 81 s.eA. e six sss
Fsep<ssser JAMES WILLIAMS n o.
CazFnist aAe PizaFlz1AsrultEa
Ne.s SaasA seFsn i street, F1zAeszPeia
ers1ls ~ silpEesslsls sax2s
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Administrator's Notice.

TIVE unaerssEEed hsvAg obtain-a iesa.Es q ;Ad-
uths H1iiau tlie estate u htlltffsT kfNts de.
ceased the March Tesm, lsSQ q sbe ceuBIy Coaft
of DssrtEsa caanty this h 50 ~ a persons ubs
may be iasebsrd said estate cosne fsFward ana
sa4ks payment wsthaet deAxs, add fAnse having
el4zis aEAiasl The sane - preseat them, daty
bentlcatett. ithsn tbs tac pfrs<r rthed rs taw or
they wif be barred. SARAH ~ klAds
us4res-im Adnssx of knkat 4 ins aeciA
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N o T I C E
CO PAS SEN GsER
Shirts and UndfrHear.

NTE arr now receiving sapaTb assortment cf
w Shirts, Of the latest paterns, Warahted % %
we'll, aud 10 b. made IN ufsi rate s'yle. -o, every
variety OF seasonaelr UaderWeAr of six Ilsis
Thresd ,eAzhnsere, Merino Cotton Musiin, ke. &C.
for sAir by J IL McGIII.
n....
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RENEWABLE AT FIKzeuRz 4
One Square, year $S0-each additional square 81
Written notice must be given 20 take out and stop a1
Versements OF yearly advertisers oefore the year cx
press otherwise we shall charge till done.ssl lfat
NO contract OF yearly advertisements will be dsccn
suuea without previous notice wlany charge
De made for less than At the yearly rates.
~ Advertisers exceeding the space contrast
Cd Tor VIII be charged for the excess. -Esi q
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SPRING OPENING.

WE VIII commence receiving our SPRING srocr
IN day or two, (of which due notice VIII
glsenl and as We intend gong the business NOR
extensively than ever our friends and All 49, -
Tor cash VIII bear IN mind that we do an exclustvS
Cash business and We Will sell goods al very Sn.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
The Bite OF Raltleanakes.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE herald.

No. BOWLING GREEN, N. Y, July 16, 1859.
Within the last week have accounts of no less
than three persons dying from the bites of rattlesnakes
whoso lives might have been saved had the simple re-
meey Of sucking the wounds been resorted to.
appears no harm will to the person sucking
poisonous matter from wound II is Immediately spa.
out, and the suckr efctuay draws the poison from
the wound before has time to be absorbed into the sys
tenn Of the person bitten, you may by giving promi.
nent Insertion to this prompt safe and efecua antdoe
in your valuable journal, DO the Of saving many
valuable lives particularly If the other newspapers
throughout the Union will also give Insertion to 1t.
Some few years since Of the keepers Of the reptile
houee in the Geological Gardens Regents Park, London,
while In state of intoxicaton took up q cobra, which
bit him IN the face While he handling IT, aud from
the effects of which he died in few hours-the poison
having been absorbed into his stem before reached
the hospital At the inquest there present several
medical men OF the greatest emnence, attracted by
case OF SO unusual character, and those gentlemen
gave as their opinion that the mans life would have
been saved had any one who was him at the time
sucked the wound, which could have been done with
perfect safety, by splitting out the matter and they
declared that had they been present when the
bitten they would not for moment have h sitaed TO
suck the wound, feeling assured that bv doing they
would have saved the mans life without any risk 70
themselves. ANrfDOrE.