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CHERoKEE, REmEDY.

NV ask the afflicted Of either which DO you prefer
pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from Nature
eWn keedicsone which Wi speedily and permanently
youi or the compounds heretofore used with all their
seousa and ng eject together with the ostasomt diseases
many times following The Of Mineral poisons
The Cherokee Esmey Is Natures Specific for Gonor
rhe 6 Gravel, Structure, Flu0r Ahus Whites en- FeHaiesl
and All diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases 81
natural laws after all other preparations have ~ and
Of Heavens best merces 90 Offending mani Instances could
prOducedof selects, which VOC stagrer erelB1ily
The nauseoua preparations heretofore used have ailei
this has never IN instance been known fail happily
mankind the Governor Of the world iss Father WHO ac
10 kill, but 10
In mercy be has appointed Medicine Cor there dreadful diseases
which when taken, quickly flies to all parts Of the system
me disease at post and with eitT and courage truly
admirable &c unit has completely expelled it
ou the body AID restores The un0rtunae patient former
health AID VigOr-
This Remsiy" strikes az the very te disease ts ten
dency is not simply TO suspend De poison
cause which depends
IL J And what ENHANCES ITS yALUR IS che entire ab
Of all nIueOHs taste smell To in CONT
ing the toilet table without ever bcnr suspected As
9. Remedy Tor secret diseases.
III = treaseou Veuera diseases. with f1II directions fsrr
cure accompany each bottle.
III = Sold By all respectable Druggists and dealers I'D uedi
zines POTTER & MEhN IN Sole propriei1rs-
ST. Louis, Mo
Sold in Nashville at Wholesale By Berry 4 Demovs ana 81
ing Pendletoni retail hy Hendershot an Drug
yists everywhere deei-dtEl inside
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HIDEs-Fnt I45Gc, Green 596e, Dry Sailed IA to I5c
Green Sailed % Sheep Skins Is Coo each Deer Skins l5c
SEEDS-Clover 5O5 IS sbushel by the barre Blue Grass
stripped, 81 259l30; Clean Sl75 bushe Of Il Bs Timothy
SS325 bushel; Herds Grass Si4OSl 50 Orchard $780,
Milet 9Oc9Sl Flax Seed 75c.
IkON-TKsNEsEETh following the quotations for Ten
nesee Iron: Band 7s7c 5965zc, Round and Square
5a99c Horse Shoe SIC, Pillow, Plate and Mould 697e, Boil
Plate &c Nail Plate 7c Nail Rod &C. Oval and Half Oval
1885, Gin Rib Sc, Nut Iron re, Buggy Tire exc Sheet exc
95ac Hoop s5zg91<c.
PITTsBURs-Bar T. Band 900, Horse Shoe >, Nail Rod 7,
Sheet s96, Hoop 1914
NAILs-The may quoted follows in the regular
7uT1
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Have been sold during the last six mouths, and ia
instance has il fled ia giving entire satisfaction.
Who, then, viii sui from weakness or debility when
McLean's 5irenrthening C0rdial viii cure Won
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FmEs.-The residence of T. A. THOMAS, in ClarBS
vile, was destroyed by fire on the 18th ult
The store of Messrs. PICKETT & SMITH in Mont
gomery county, was destroyed by fire on the 18th
ult with the contents. The stock was valued at
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LKNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
A L Al Nd Z II & TO OF
COHImISSION MERCHANTS,
TOT INC sale % IubHcco and EroI
Generally


FTHEY give prompt attention to the Tobacco Wbs
kl0ur and Bacon, and make liberal cash advancs = -
same Vher required Remiitanees made By sight rafis on
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Bank OF West Tennessee, at
49, MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
deemed at TIE Union Bank Tennessee at Nashville. dts
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CAUTI0V.-B1wars o. druggists OF dealers who may
try palm upon you some Bitter OF Sarsaparia trash,
which they can buy Oh cap, by saying it 81 just
good. Avoid slca men. Ask for McLean's Strength
ening Cordial and take nothing else. 10 is the only
remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly, and az
tne same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, Is
a certain prevontsse for Cholera Chills ana Fever,
Yellow Fever, CT any prevalent disease. Ii is put up
IN large bottles.
Price only 81 Per bottle, or b5ttlcs for S..
J. II. MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also McLeaus Volcanic Oil Liniment
Principal Depot on the corner Of Third and Pine
kfffafs T.0ufs No.
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MeLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL

vii euectualT cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
OF the Kidneys, and all Disease
arising from n D3sOrdered Liver or
stomach, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidity or Sickness Of the
Stomach, Funess Of Blood t. the Head, DuI Pain or
swimming in the Head palpitation Of the Heart,
Full.ess on Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructatons
'bokiug Suiiocating Feeling when lying down,
pryuess or fe0wness Of the Skin and Eyes, Night
SWsts, Inward Fevtrs, Pain in the Small Of the Back
uh- or Side. sudden Pushes u Heat Depression Of
Spirits, Fri-htfC. Dreams, Langu0<, Dependency Or
any Nervous Disease Sores Blotches on tho Skin,
uHi Fever and Ague Tor Caills ard FeTerl It viii
Also cure diseases Of the Bladder and Womb, such as
seminal Weakness, luc0ntinence Of Urine, Stran-
guary, Inflammation or Weakness Of the Womb or
Bladder, Whites, etc.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
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SUPREME COUNT, BECEmBER TER5I

nkDERED BY the cour that al transcripts from the Cir
cult and Chan Courts shall be in a plan, leqihe
hand upon law paper having blank margin Of least one
inch m wdi on me @ and or every page and Dat each
transcript shall be accompanied by complete incer And No
fees shall be allowed IN the CLERK, unless these reeuesfl
heeompliei with.
1t IS further ordered, that, unles there In the c ones
tor upon thesae notice to take dispositions nor canton Of
deposition except the time Of taking the same Tor subpoena
for my witness nor adavt other unnecessary prr sa
be inserted IN ne Transcript shall any for such matters
be allowed any CerE.
The Clerks shall make out and ale The anips Tor dis
Court within The time prescribed By law, hDsss &c SIAN be
shown to have been impraclicable 30 DO So
Ordefe mat copy Of The above rules be furnished by
CLERK CT ms Court 70 the Clerks OF this Court other D-
visions, and that the be published I'M two neospr IN
Nashville.
And that the Clerk % this Courts the different pivsons
furnish copy Of these an The CLERKS rf he Crt
add Chanoery Courts in their Divisions respectively.
4 true cpy from the Minutes
Atiest; J. P. CLARE, CIers
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CHEESE-We quote Cheese as follows Western Reserve
Cnew) IOc; English Dairy l49l5c 2 b.
GLAss-(Per box Of SO fD French Window sXl0 S225 to
$3.50 OXI2 $50 to 50 Psburg, sXlO S22j l2Xl2 seq
TO S2.5O.
PAPER-Wrapping 4Oc9Sl 2 ream.
PICKLES. gal Gherkn So So y gal do $3.50; = gal do
50 25 u gal Oysters $3.50.
RICE-5H96.
POWDER AND LEAD-Riae Powder 81, and Blasting IS 2
key. Lead 1000 2 b. Shot 81 5000 so 2 bag.
WHITE LFAD-In oil S2.lO92.30 2 keg.
OILS-Lard SIlO Lnseed Soc Sperm 81 252 40 Tan
ners' 75c9S i q gOon.
VINEGAR-Pure White Wine 75c gal, Apple 81 p Dbl.
HAY-Baled $50 q
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE-We quote Tennessee Bagging
2325 Kentucky 1920 and India Isc 2oIe SOLO, and
Manila Cordage l4GIjc
GRAIN AND FLOUR BAGS-NO OsnsbuTg Of bushels 20c
each, lots Of 100 and upwards; No . do l7l9lSc
Flour sacks Of 100 @ c EACH in lots Of O0 and upwards
so lbs do &c
DRIED FRUIT-Apples selling at 81 294O per bush.
FEATHERS-Feathers are in demand 3894Oc for Live
Geese, when put in good shipping Older.
GINSENG--Ginseng finds ready sale at 45a4jc
BEESWAX-Our merchants paying 2jc for BeesWax
WOOL-There active demand for Wool the following
quotations Washed Bee Pulled 2593Oo unwashed
1890 2 Z.
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DO you wish o Do heaIthy and Strongly Then 20 at
once, and get some Of McLean's Cordial. Il will
strengthen and nvigorate your whole system, causing
healthy and pure circulation Of blood 70 1ow through
every vein, and the rich, rosy bloom Of health TO
mount 70 your cheek again.
ivory bottle Is wnrrnniad 10 give satisracfinn.
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rnrner E1notoh C,crE of tho rrnn,..

VIHIVI A4LVUttNl NaUA n u LHAo INNIIN'o'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-FOrney is elected Clerk Of
the House, and Hoffman Of Maryland, Sergeantat-
Arms.
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IT rs DELICIOUS no TAKE.

We say 20 I1rents, If y0ur children sicky, puny,
or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children,
give them small quantity Of McLean's Cordial, AID
Il viii make them healthy fat, and robust. Delay
.-aL q moElanL trE h. and Won viii BE- canHlncaa.
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z7-FS b. 4. FahnestOck'S VeTmI-
aS5S-zs-1S FUGE FOR TAPE.WORM.-MessrI B. A. Fam.
EsrocK Co6entlemen Some year, since recommended
B. A. FAHNEsTOCK's vERNIFU3E to my relative, Mr.
CuAs WrsT Jefferson county Mississippi for Child eighteen
months old which supposed to b. dying from fits He gave
it two or three yials, which brought from it tse
one f Iona and cured child. This worm preserved, and
ba shown it to planters in this the adjoining counties
have sold thousands Of bottles Of your Yemifuge with perfect
satisfaction to the purchasers If til will be Of any service in
calling attention to your valuable remedy, al liberty to
it. AIMS ( "11i'iH i
Ofthe firm Of Harper Son, Druggists,
Bayou Sara, La
IL Purchasers should look 77# 10 The INITIALS on me
80. and see N At they ar. buying B. A FAHNEsTocKs VER
Jan2a-RIm.
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BosToN, Feb. THE steamer America has arriv
ed here.
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RRVANsS TASTLESS VERmIFUGE.
It brings to terms
Intestine worms;
Cures every chldi
Is tsstelsss mild;
Oh mothers dear
NolOnger fear,
Your pets may live
If this you give.
Put up in bottles-Price ga dimes
jans9-dlm 20. .. BH09N.
mcIeanss COrdiaI.--As may be seen, we insert This
week the advertisement Of MeLsan's Cordial, &c.
yell known particularly favorable to pat
ent medicines and general thing scheF h= whole of them
witt but s ceremony, and with these sentiments declined
inserting this advertisement until we knew what were the ingre
dents Of the medicine and how compounded This we have
lea ned and believing that the ingredients are good
and the compound uiiciously made, recommend it as mix
ture worthy Of public confidence
Tie above from the st. Louis Christian AdUocae edited
b the celebrated Rev Dr. BoANAI which speaks volumes in
favor Of McLeans Cordial. We soy ALL try IT, See the ad
ver+i,emept in another column. Jan99-d&wIm.
Bank OF West Tennessee, at
aktE-ss3s MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
TTrfon of 81
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ovER A MI.lloN 81 RoIrLEs

THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
This Cordial viii never f to cure any Of the above
diseases, II taken per directions each bottle in
N.r-....r Er.I.-L -
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HeLEAys vOLCAE1C on LFTMENT.

MCLEAN > NULGAGlG V4L L4EsAAEALs
tbs BEsr LrSINESr WORLD.
The ONLY slrs and certain for Cancers, PHas
lunar. Syy.ri;nrs and Bronchele or GOitre. ParsIy
SIS Neuralgia. Wsakuess % tho Muscles, Chronic
Parliamentary RheumItism, Stiffness Of the J0int
ClptrtrtrI Muscles or LieameDts Earache OF Todti
s.Ii- B1ses Sprlins, Wounds, Fresh Cuts Ulcer
gatl- Sore Throat, OF any Inflammation or Pain, n
diHs-euce how severe, or how long the disease ml1
have existed McLEAE's CELEBRATED I-NIMENF Is
certain remedy.
Thousands Of human beings haze been saved = ~
% dec-eptude and misery BY the Of this invala
able medicine.
MeLean's Volcanic Oil Linimert
VIII relieve pain almost insantaneously, and It EiH
cleanse, purify, and heal the foulest in in
erelihy short time.
For Horses and other Animals.
AIcLean's ceL.brated Eminent IS the oly cafe sgd
reliable remedy for the Of SPAWN Ring Booze
Windgalls, Splints Unpatural Lumps, Noles Or
SweIlings. Il will never fail to Big Head, Poll
evil Fistula, Old Running Sores, cuelny, If
properly applied. For Spra-ns, Bruises, Scratches,
Cracked heels Clafes, Saddle Collar Cells, Cuts,
Sores, Wounds, It is an infallible remedy ABLY
it directed and a Is certain in every instance
Then tride no longer with the many worthless Aiu-
iaeuts offered to you. Obtain supply Of Dr.. Nc
Leans celebrated Linimcnt It viii cure you.
J.H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Cszsr Of Third and Pine Sta. s.. Louis, No.
For sale VVh Olesaie and retail In Nashville
tennessee at Proprietor prices BY Berry DemC lille, G.
1endsho and Jo g. Brown and By every respectable Drug
4 in tAe United State seh27 5l-dtgil
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NEw YORK, February 4.-Livepool, ls-Cotton sales Of
three days $4,000 bales Of which SPECTATORS and exporters
took 1890 bales The market opened dull, with declining
ency but closing steady Breadstus had declining tendency
Provisions we're very dull. COnsols 95K.
By Telegraph from QuesnstolCa-COtOn sales Wednesday
1900 bales buoyant advanced r. Sales
Thursday $1,000 bales closing steady. BreadsuGs dull Pro-
visions quiet. Consols 95L.
Maac ester advces favorable, market being buoysn
and all qualities slightly advanced India goods Flour
dull prices easier quotations unchanged Wheat very dull
declined shilling Corn dull but steady yellow 3l@32.
Beef dull Pork quiet. Lsrddul
LONDON Thursday eveningConsols 956995K Bank rates
have advanced to ; per cent.
CINCINNATI February Flour firm, s55O956O; White
Wheat s1ss Corn dull; White $685. Whisky 81. Ness
Pork sI7W OH. 50, with a good Southern demand.
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Arrival of the City of Baltimore.
New YORK, Feb. 4.-The steamer City of Balti-
more Inns a1rivnl
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lett BE REMEMBERED,

The Grover Baker stitch the only patented stitch, and is
strictly adapted family The stitch IS double, cannot
ripped The machine making this STITCH from two com
spoOs-usingn shuttle requiring thread to be respoo
ed work it the most simple, less liable to
arrangement andmos easy learn and operate Of any IN use
possessing greater range capacity for family purposes than
any ether 9th er or perhaps all other kinds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

A SECESSION TO THE DEMOCRATIC Masses
Now that the old democratic machine has been
broken up at Charleston, and all the rege,cies,
cliques and factions completely knocked In the
head, the democratic masses have q grad op-
portunity 70 assert their Independence By com
ing together In great public meeting,, and
choosing delegates 10 the new Convention at
Baltimore on the 18th Of June, and choosing
new delegates, fresh from the body Of the peo-
pie, unpledged and uninfuenccd BY any lead
enhip Whatever. The old delegations viii not
answer for ne new work which is 10 be done
at Baltimore. The masses have no confidence
in them, no faith in platforms, and would be
In no way bound 10 accept their nominee, who
ever he may be. With new men. elected by
the popular vote, and coming straight from The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

TIE CONDITION OF THE srREErs-The streets
at the present time are In about as bad con-
dition a. ever; mud and slush have given place
TO binding dust A contract has been accept
ed by the City Inspector and Comptroller 10
keep them clean for $4,000 week; but the
Common Council has, up to this time, not taken
the trouble 10 confirm II, and 20 the work can
not 90 on. Perhaps the members Of the Cor.
porssion are waiting TO be approached IN the
proper manner before they take any action In
the matter, a. in the case Of the President Of
the Croton Board. We would suggest 70 the
parties interested In this contract TO hurry up
their arrangements with the Corporation, and
we would remind them at the same time that
some Of the Aldermen are worth more than two
thousand dollars. This reminder may facilitate
matters on both sides
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pire with that Of the north and both tn terminate
at the capital. Flour was in good supply-say
20 900 bills, and sold at $4,000 TO 22n00o, at nine
months credit; Goldfish $4,000 to $4,000 per drum.
with a fair consumption (being LENT. and the
stock only 1000 drums Other articles unchanged.
Exchange on London 25ld 26d.
The lecture room Of the Church Of the Puritans
was again filed last nigh. with the members Of Dr.
Cheever's Congregation. Mr.. Hall, Mr.. Phelps.
DR.. Bart and Rev. J. Blackmer addressed the meet
ing, bu. no vote was cast or decision come to. The
meeting stands adjourned until week next Mon.
day, at half past seven o'clock 10 the evening.
The ssles Of cotton yesterday embraced about 800
bales Good to nne qualities were quite steady while
grades continued heavy and inactive. We continue
quote mideliDg uplAnds 1t about llhc llkc. State
and Western brands Of our exhibited buoy ancy and
frmness, while sales were far. Southern flour
changed, while the demand steady transactions in
wheat we're ngh Ut quotations given In another column
Corn was in fair demsnd, bu. with moderate sales while
prices cosed At easer Jersey and Southern yellow
sold at SlAc SIC, and Southern white at
SIC. Pork was In better request, with
nrmer feeling q, the New sold N SIT 90
SIT 76j unexpected do. SlS 60, and new prime lat
si4 20 s4 25 Sugars were quite active. and closed
at An advance on the weeks sales Of full 80 per lb The
actions footed up about 4oO0 hhds, 80 boxes and
ITcco bags Perrambucos and Manilas 1t prices given
in another place At the public sale Of Rio coffee 1850
bsgs offered, and 4oee common 70 primo were sold
at iac. Hhc., averaging 10 3ec. Freight operations
were Light. Among the shipments 10 Liverpool we're
COCO bushels wheat, in ships bags, s p t. and Is 900
bushels corr in bulk at sgd The cargo Of the Auroras
Manila hemp, comprisng 800 bales, sold yesterday
ON private terms.
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legal aperture, and are again let loose TO prey
upon that very large class Of perscas wko are
said 70 have moro money than brains. In the
present Instance, 1t is very gratifying to pes
ceive that rogue, even though bank cashier
q well, has received his deserts, and We trust
that his fate will be warning to ether
people who are travelling the same road.
Otherwise the authorities should see that they
all bring up at the Same destination. Eight
years In the State Prison for bank cashier is
Q very good dose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

A BANK RoorE SERVED Our AT LAsr.--we no.
tiee, with No little satisfaction, that Daniel G.
Kenyon, the defaulting cashier Of the East
Greenwich Exchange Bank, r. l., has been sem
fenced TO eight ysars' imprisonment In the
State Prison. The bank with which this anan-
cier hes been connected ID not in The best odor.
II d one Of many small concerns n the Eastern
States all Of which are looked upon with more
or les suspicion. Thar officers are, In very
many cases, interruptions spectators, without
means o. responsibility, and the concerns, amer
running along for . short time, suddenly break,
leaving stockholders, dspositors and billhold-
ers an Ia he aitch. When any Of The defsult
err are overhaslsd BY The law they generally
namse 70 escape through some convenient
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New York Herald-Cslif0rnfa Edition.
Tho mail steamship Northern Light, Capt Tnks paush
will leave Nils port a, noon to morrow, for AspinwA
m mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
viii close Il half past ten O'Clock TO- morning
The NEW YoRk WEEKLY HKRAIp-Californis edIoo--
consalniDg tho htest Intelligence from al parts OF the
world, with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter, will DO pubished at half past nine O'Clock In the
morning
Single copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Agents viii please send In their orders Is carly q Dos
siblc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

AxorH,R DRAWN FreHr. agh, q,
Charleston hAs ended precisely like that q,
Fsrpborough--in drawn battle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

WHAT ARE THE Police oNG?-We have O
very large and very expensive police force in
this city, equal in numbers and In costliness to
any city Of the same population In the world;
yet II seems TO be good for nothing, except Is
A refuge for place hunters. 1t 10 true, there is
q corr.. Of stalworth fellows always stationed on
Broadway to help the ladies across; but the
police are never to be found In places where
crime prevails and criminals ply their vocation.
As preventive TO crimes Of the gravest charac-
ter, or protection 10 human life, the police
system Ia o mere sham. Let ~ instance the
fact that about thirty dead bodies have been
found in and around the city recently-the
cause Of death in every instance being the pro.
foundest mystery. Scarcely day passes now
that evidences Of violent deaths In some shape
are not presented 10 the coroners, and the
police seem just a. ignorant as the public ~ to
the means by which these unfortunate victims
came by their doom. We will venture TO say
that no such state Of things exists in any other
civilized, Christianized city on the face OF the
globe.
We have now police commission composed
Of two individuals, In whose hands abundant
authority ID vested, and certainly there is no.
thing to prevent our having a. well organized
and efRcient police system ~ can be devised.
II Messrs. Bowen and Bergen feel any respon-
ability resting upon them, they will ct once
endeavor to reform the entire system, and give
US good police force, Independent Of party
politics, or any other consideration except the
public safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

In NM BxzRp esow TO AVON ooSsrxrrov ,rr,tsr
IN the Lynn (fnn) Reporter asseru tAai the shs bv
ooesumpfion have decreseef soma AFR p~ oeut psv
annum among the sscaeeuttss Of osnuy vl,ou Rock.
port esd TIE marble vwss a Vermont, ,ssce they have
csseeA shaving.