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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

UOR BALE-AT OIAN0n n. j., FEW HOUSE,
il and Bull1ng etes, evelyn PAsk only hour
{ ON Ne -: Apply % L. Q. HAsKil4L on lAs prsmsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

EpwAep sOnsE0K. AUcrIOwEsR, sALseROou l4l
broeewny Large sale Of sleesns and sseond hsad
Household rsrnsure. By ,. 4. s0HEN0K, hi. day.
Nay ~ 81 ~ oelsok. q hoir sAiesroom l4l Broadway
her tsns 70 Ne OF berly srss large assoaesto
new and sesend basd HoussAh furaurs ooaorug carved
ssny ,sd hssi wsDu 90 ssesnu ross .oca %saoss
snd CoEmodes rsswood nvbls Esxervs ,ontre Pier
and 1sblss elegant French plate nssts oss
Mor. nd s,ers.sy Bo.kesss - wardrsss ssk .ssss
Mattresses. Beds, Bedding ks Ia lao 70 Paiatsss
Also nres ruesweod Pisnsfortss city nAksA Also io Of
Fakinr Ts<kle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

CAnr'r"o.
A. JouzrEAY., yss
Has resolved per reesut " Js sun sss,--anentot
vaLvGr ApD r.PEsIkv
CARPE1Ieo
fHRsS PLY. rEdxAIN AND vrNrIAs
CARPeTs,
CANOE hrp Coco n.rrlxos
An d vhhh c6rsa = - 70 - prtssa
TUsY wHAr BvEHy LADY wAHn- "A GRAoEvuL
81 ahapea 80 s1esI sal 6uvab Bo,2 skft tsAl WI
saasot let os Of order O.e Of Mns Dx1o sesr9
s,,s s n 49, ro, ~" n ss. "a . ~ -.
sns; 70 g.sc ~ z, g sSssG: % = ;asE. . 81 e
0rHaS seA Isw Iest aad ~ Perrep Mt srse s2rsw q
Yuitou, Brcohlyn. hsmeabey ~ chapsss asd 80 9kA
r ApIrg AND CHrLDRRHs CLOTHING a CuAm-
IL BDng ssnb'hsDent, hs oldca al bes n ~ Uann1
s.sss be- avsys = s.pl, supply q I.zss - Ca1raI
Ola aote % CanHe. Usssr Cosns IA Is1ns anl 49,
chants suepnsd = Ne lowes prssa vhsss - rsen ~
CHAMB814
No sos BrosAvay, 81 hisbsss nssa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
DOUGHTY AUCrIoNREB,
L. WIN sell this day. at lClr O'Clock,
Al u ,e.ereqm % mi Msr s,rrs sssse

CcmprsinG vood AID m,hogAny PArier Suits sovere1
broeaie and hsslJth nrusses velvet and ingram OArps
ds.ash widow ourtsn, rosswo,d md mNAogsny BOX
ruevood stpoaie lIe OIL Paintings Doins r.
tes pfnif Chair. C.tery. oliver patel ware nsbogsay
Bedssa6s hair NAL eAAmelod chAbsr Ruits. Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

CyURNIsHED HOUSES o Lat "A HANDsONs rHRg1
Il story on Twenty seeond street, $tyo One on ~ cie
ents plare $500 -four fweuty ninth street
s,h svspns for three months for $3.50 three
KiNsalMeR 90. sa3 Fouyib syesua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

30 ss.vrss = scsS o. sussss. ssst Ilas g as.ssd
- snsss ps.s N q e.s1.ss YEA snfx 80 - -
ssSss.S psdse z wsAsAs., ys.slsy - - -
i s::::.s e: 49, : 4 ''''''" ''A '- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

DAFT OF BROADWAY STORE TO LEs-IS oRR or
Ne bss. loeaiioss Rsn. reasonable 70 good saaaA Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

WoR sALI-A DESIRABLE FoUl STONY BROWN
stone House end store In good or5er Ninth
twenty sth also three sorry brick front
and ssse Anth bet Thirty afh Aud fhirty
AlDON, 100 ves. thirty Arb street, nxsh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
a NEW AND SECOND a.se ysslst Ase.,osi. :.

A UC1IOu NOTICE This DAY AT l0< O'CLOCK,
"A viz b cola q BsI INoR An ANS sucIys r,ons, u
fsv Bevsry ed james srse tbs valuable Housshod Fur
usrs q souy giving houseksspne-Be 9sddng Blu
rsaus, Betasa6s aeo Baooa Purskure % On Psnitngs
fios = = sssr aso e. Sow Clssse prs oo.ls Jew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

ss:sg ~ 9 i:s ::.S;si'S ss:ss1i .; - e
,s - $3.50 IT ~ - =, |, z - 2: -.
1ssh g 10 - - $500 ssssv$ - Svs5sAA.s -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26
A >. BLKKcKlB, AUcrIoNEsR.
q. .atsi9 sEE's sALH

A UcTItN NofIcR.-BUREHAus puRNrruRS Rx
US We, Elsys.h ssrss. bs.ssn Lins and thA avsnass
and shptea W ell parts Of the world lsys covered wagon
IL removal Of furniture 70 IL ooaniry eAge for FUR
rture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

DART OF pURNIsHlD HoUeB IN BROoKLyH.-
spsl family In pleasant psr Of Brootyn. adjAosus
70 The you e 70 rent ps Of their House {, respesa
bic family Without chDdrep Re'srencee eIehaneed Apply
personality or By leter 70 Mrs. LOWBkR, III Wander
bit avenue, near Myrtle avenue Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

an IxoELLBnr oPPOnTusIrY ron ANY on
a Win snsll cap tAbout $500 70 commence busioss
rsssoss No agent WI b sasnded %. Xddrsss xoso,
Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

a uCF1oH NOTICE -fo.rBRsoHs N Watt on PINE
ys',ss.:A ~ 49, ~ e s':':ssss:ss .'
ssss.s = - $500 pa. $50 yss.ssss ase aso.
~ shroueh Ae kcuss ON - nd y par o. wkeiA Ysts
gocd opportunity m inose fuFntsg oAu 81 No Wesa
- W. MN Hon. 3 - srsi oisa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

EUoc Rs TO RENr Low-IINE LARGE ROOMS IN A
leading thcrsushfAre fer basirsss ~ eth see In prt
wsteS and god assomuAsdAtons Reat
SIS SIS so. Inquire 81 $50 Hudson sRss We
Jeuth street. the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

ENoR sALB-IN sUHsIr, N. J.. . NILES FROM. And
200 feet above New FORK ANAL country place o)nssat
of good house barn, and about OF land. With
plenty OF fruit church and two escel.nt seuinAsies dsp,
within 10 minutes wAk Price ~ co., For oAru,uiars
D. ply 10 ]. elz. Hsq No Cnlese place.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

n shoefe ~ ~a j. h. gmt sc @ against a hs
h-ranE IA So p town a o .
ny
4 yhtae bo ri Re or All a
dCnIg anne q hem
ASsns sSyIsoS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

thee hs in be ii h
h;belg,h ,huoa axe aud arH ,d n
eaby the Court a al y a 50
IT.
b
ASso Of
ole rG
orPAreO 10 Land
TausC Charges
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02
NASHVILLE. TENN. sATUR DAY. JUNE. 2. 1860.
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN r. r. TAX SALE.


CNT
(
ANSoN Collector
dpaf Towni
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

misfellaneons.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F O r S A L E..

TX7ISHISG TO make other Investments, epr9
w poseto selialiour RealEstatein Dayidsonco. ;,
asfolloEs:
That Suburban Residence.
situated on the Franklin Turnpike within hals mile
the city ,snd cppose the residence ofthe late Jo-
seph W. Horton. This is. perhaps, she most com
Inandng ! the vicinity OF Nashville, and is =
stdesirsb!ecouniry residence The house will be
soid With Il acres ofianda hep purchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
known aste Sims Tract situated Oh the smith Turn
pike (o Lebanon rOad) within three miles of Nash
Vile outainn 1880 Tnc SOILS good IL is wei
satered ti.nbcred and be divided into small
tracis twenty aud upSris, al Of which
admirably aaaptcG country residences, market
garden sand dairy arms Also that
Beautiful Farm.
game road now occupied bs To HcCampbell,
aud iornerIy owned by fom HariIng containing
about $50 This place IL 50 well known az TO
further description IL - III also be divided
to sCi, purchasers TIC. MCCampbellw lshO~these
places 20 any who @illczll-
AIltbs above property Will be scld on reasonable
terms and = creditOi one two ,ihrSc aud -four
years
Apply toA y .LindsIey Nashville or to either
oiIhe adersigDed-
THOS- c ACCAMPBEIi..
Six milesf rom Nashville.
J. A. acCAMPBELL,
april Sash'hie-
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IT, MAY TERM, 1861

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02
sw arrangement Of fArcash Tisksts !.

Bsgxses shecksd thrpa<h 81 shs xssAstt<s Al.
Press ca ass tse ceutra ksiiFtsad tzfss aa4 49,
hveEei any~hrre IN se~ ysrk % sseszitF -
By The sRlenaia aad eszazzsaseuz sIDt-WHEEL
sEEkxs1fifS.
AUGUSTA sszo tsss...-....--.csEz Hs.8s hall
Fll1EInA, $50 - ..-.-- =. is.Ae esews..
- II 80 = sea -k1ssAensk 4
ieaslnx sassan.k every szTr tpAx, e.rFTiag tls
uatts1 e<assz ~.
T-ss Steamships esiz1s - ts< 9ls tszzhl.Ete sr4
fsssxsse hss Ase> szz <e- feF< <aa s@s4n-a1
=tss4sz.Ep Ssfes cEsaezay. .As@ ssrs 90 "a
prsz ls Ssr ths= Rae tnes <r% etaaznEs4 - sEPe-
flssszd sxIlifst, <sfef1I ans faite s1ceFa znd b
ezzEnsIz 3s
sst.za ~ zsx szzs : - <se cn<s< FsA
ftf-za<1 Hekeks zfz sd n
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AaA.ts NJ Cor. Essz<kzp ! 60 -
<,s1zanas ~ 3 4 hxz. AEees iIzrss1a =
Exfr - <z J. - -. tsi<<e4 Ia = seets zfst
Al al et1sf peszis - ce@2ee<sas k<ltfe<4 Ie&ss
koE< q. HfLnkz ss4fEIE
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

z IL A
For the Consideration of Sensible People
I~IDbLING abouiis not the practice ofDr. AESECk
T. ia, understands tue iseIse ~ once ana cures
Hc haIss luug tImpcElng around anu IOhs running
b hut s.IcNs honorable practice 20 respect Ia
Die rr-~ tai cash pay tnenLs- Gases gwen an oy
other PHYSICIANS are often cured by Dr. AEsECE
IJrice ur Cs,iieg street. corner OF Line
luisN-If
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misfei:aue0us.
American and Forcign
ETEREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
Z. ANTH 0EY,
sos Broadway, New York.
After Aay Ist, 1860. sol BRO4DW4Y, fsco
door, frosn the 81. Nieiolas Hofa.


The stereoscope ths most insrUetiee inseTesfin5
z,ytaiaisJ amusing ercitHg VI modern lHTeii-
None are TO youag, old, none teo isteiii-
y, ho,n2 is complete without 1t, aud it must and
will pclefrdie eueTy1here
in i the reEief JLIaeSs, perectiUe, and skdJPness o
de.Eii II yG we're On the SPIT
russ;sSrI oess ever where exploring Europe,
lsi. Afrlca. America, IL Search OF the grand aud
tue G-Iutai, and the Fesaits o LssT sk1 a'e cum
u /. rs.y.. a.. isllis.-s variety paper Views Of
Scenes IA prs. LJsdosi, r. ..d, -cpIl lelIiid,
W.I.s France 3 Igta, ii ,I.aid ~ItLsr.anl, psIn.
The Rhiae Versailles, - Cib~cs FO. t=iaeot te- u.
TuIiIerses, IL iy Tarke. Ezypt, Athens, ne Holy
Land Cls, i-.'.-A Cry sta PLACE. si-O Troupe me-
ter IcIt zua<sg "a trrIz-e sss. OreasI4 Il scenes
pic Elss statu lry sc An e17Eisi< aSsOTtates
Hiaai itEsd I1tsrio5s Z PtlaceG Cnsrcilss5 and "a
Z th-lrais "a France, iLtiy, &c. Sc- lhe -HeSt
Ihcs Illuminated vre~E u Es0S TsaaGTtd0ae
EEEzT esSIIEzAs % wEALIH AID KEYIsko I~s1E
shouId have bis draw IEg EoOsH some u our ex-
Qsistte ri>5s gldss. y ia a resO'is sseIeo@Co,
enosI, l., -, t0O s7ri4-s NoE"g e'4 be
mage I.at-..E, one cIn -Tsr b1 gr-'aer tea'
10 o.frL-.I H. 81 pi5LuTrs9 1u' - DC --iiiui
A.tSo nys iEsdHt .seOES -t,EeusSOIe NiSH- a. Lie
latest tLc us'EtsT- lL'y are t-AS- - &c
Torrlek p1si II {. socs,.d, Ana v.ry ts no Hsaa<r
A. ,tff n ssl Il a10esasy, 1-yictrt siiLrEiy
and ui-ti4eJ.s u Esi bee Per.e-Ls! ~ Fest-
T.I- gIy.-s additional saiue i'T . lbt 1s-.tss
OF .tr Ire aids the cITHs Of i4s stIad mo
fioH- TiiF process l. q a-7eNNeiS .! "eI OSE anu
beng 1ss.yscs ga EEroe,r ~ r. eve from 'o-don
ind EAgLz
gIe.sai \ u-r5c.si, iIs anu z--LiSFS-
Atn.Js otnrT fiil-s Ia IusI .sub=heG otere-
os.,olIS iIlassT4Ii 81 al - Ie VI ihs fCLIOS
sIzxsI PExYEx IExlDss, sillca aA.ay ss-Tts iS-l
a.. iutere.t IlI4 AlltCGI1Es<. Gials siis be iOund
Ia Catli'E.u--
OrE OF SUBJ ct zui prices viii Ss iOr-
Nardsd Is-luS s.4'-Tv<s 81 IrcStii "a = st-iAp-
4fsi. A. alstt-.c= se4.dtiR ID a. 80 S4V, sIS
SO % a. have 90 u s.T.tiie"t III ssGii
pls.,tres a. Icy mIs fsque-t1 sy-rI b! EzpTes'-
Yea alone, E.tHOut Iistr4HeEtJ Co.. Dc aeHt u
nrdIe - -,
lrt.s = no stst Be AfvIss ~ every tnfHs real
IL yII.- II- IL ILL ''ii-s JGt "a. 'Tii0 Us
r.Ir .ligs place TgcOrs, All sIiI Keep tEStn
posted at e., espeHse-
Ne. Of IeisE.s will uud s'HOEOSr@Phy most iisci
u-t.k an .,I. .ligIli aEIJseEueHt NC are ,. elIIrh
70 III Gut daGdts.Ts .st ever tiIlS L"'esa aJ ioi
Their succ.ss LscIIt-T with IustrucIl0Ha '-H'" u
take -IeTrUs-5Jp.c PciuTss-"
E.ANTH0NY,
Iunortcr ald Manufactured Of PHOt = sTapi'lc Ma
teTutts -trTeOscGpes au,4 SJvTeoscUPc views
- sigtCuI..Ls Ir,.I every s-CtiOI Oi LLv country
are respsctiuIIy IIvITed u MAKE an examination oi
our stocz IS our discount to Tie tra-e wili oe hb-
efal- =.
To oProtographers.-First class s'ereo4eoPc Me-
gaI.ycS g-ut-G- =
-nI by mail pri.iG uumOunted, With price Of Ne
gstisc
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02
NEW RKiy Is.
White Scans.
H the Grave Could SNEAK

sn BUSHELS OF White Be4as. isst reesivsA .Ea
sDtb ior saluty A. gENAIAs,
,.,.rsa-ff No. IL -satA Ma krt -.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02
Tie Health Bitter.

r,- As cents. Will Ea<s bald galioa q tbe be-s
fsx.~rI. sftrrrs <nor IA Eain Dis fsr -1k cs1sti
1, fioss dyzsepksc hloEts bsus aisaffsrs er aEss-
u IA 81 sLs sEcaz.rh sed tsNs.s kssfs t-f1iiF
h..c.l ne tnrr at ss pressed s1<s - f4<
= --fL.< -l.-zs4 EacaE. III tft(lts -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-06-02

1--WE Gaess - q se,es<ed Leap c4sl = - -
Il faa14 4 tas .Ezns fsr4, @hsfs itss SID tA<
80 przes,S = e4atz psE ss-aef- Drsp Fsa< erzsFs
. Bsx ss. - Y. D. eEa shsf siil ~ pres pfs ~
.saaed -. sksGEL q 1<zkEW.
fsks-ff fzz1 ezSk e - = C. =. /. Dsras
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-02

THE LIGHTNING.

This destructive, fiery, but, withal,
useful element, seems to have had OF.
Their n fascination or q hatred for our
midst on last Saturday. 1t struck two
horses and killed them both, struck on
the pavement in front Of Blacks Gro
Gerry, struck Il tree in Mr.. Brazelton's
yard, and also struck a house occupied
by L. A, Gage, The inmates were
considerably shocked, but not injured,
Many persons in town were shocked,
some so much SO that whatever they
held in their hands was dropped instant.
~. Surely our atmosphere must be
pur,hed now, and surely 1t must have
been very foul before.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-02
PRINCE OF WALES.

We spoke somewhat at length a week
or two since in relation the expected.
visit ofQueen Vic's eldest e'hcy to the
United States, Well, he has 'arrova.'-
After u brief visit through the Provin-
ces, he will make a tour Of the Uni
ted States, calling at the White House
and passing salutations with the Presi-
dent over a glass of 'old rye Should
we happen to be in Washington about
that time, we shall write back to our
readers the circumstances of the antic-
ipated affair, presuming of course that
we will be invited round by the Presi-
dent and the boy Prince, if they find
out we are in the city. If they don't
invite us, hanged if wc go. That's the
how!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-02

Valuable Dogs,-Edward Sydnor, of
Handovcr, Mass, has two pointer dogs
which can worm moro tobacco in one
day than any two hands no owns. The
dogs run along the burrows and show
the greatest sagacity in detecting the
worms, finding them by tho scent and
eye. They mover injurc the plants,
and where tho field hands overlook
the insects the dogs are sure to find
them. The animals dcvour the insects
eagerly, and never give up the chase
mprilthey become completely gorged.
TWonder if those dogs are cvcr both
erred with u0raas p
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-02

lying on Elk River, in Franklin and Lincoln
Counties, known as the II. +. Robertson Farm,
containing 1900 acres, upon II credit Of one, two
and three years, 1000 dollars to be paid III
cash by the purchaser of the Land, House and
Lot The biddings for the land-tha- part on
the South side of the rivcr-to be started at 8
dollars per acre the part on the other side Of
the river to be started at Sl7 80 per acre. The
land will be divided into four lots, surveyed,
and maps exhibited on day ofsale.
The land is very fertile, well adapted to the
cultivation of cotton, corn, small grain, &c.
and in the best stack raising portion Of the
country-is we'll watered and finely timbcrcd.
junc28-9 60 II. II. ESTILL, G. u NJ.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-02
The gome Sunrnal.
RAIN.

No cause for complaint MS to drouth
exists in our community now, for the
rain has been falling off and ON for twoor
three days, and we believe tho rains
are general. Late corn will DO vastly
benefited, and 4 tolerable good crop will
be made. We notice much difference,
however, in farms. Some arc looking
fresh, green, and promising; others are
parched and beyond the rcviving infu.
nee of genial showers, Some of the
farmers are rather low-spirtcd, but We
trust and believe that the injuries they
have sustaincdb by the drouth are greatly
magnifcd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-02

Mons Blondin, the rope.walker and
dancer, is performing his feats at Mag
ara, crossing and re-crossing the stream
below the Falls. He was advertised
lately to perform the renowned chair
feat, sitting and standing in various
posturcs uiM only one leg Of the chair
resting upon the rope; placing the chair
upon the rope before him, and climbing
over the back and standing erect in
the chair" The bill also states that
"Mons. Blondin will, as he returns
from the Canada side, take with him
an instrument, and when in the centre
of the rope, balance the instrument and
take u s~tercoscopic view of the people
on the bank" warranted to be q "per.
feet picture"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-02

The Charlestown (va.) Free Press
says that the quality of the new wheat
in that region is good, and that t. count
BY acres, the present crop is the largest
for many years. Corn and oats also
promise well.
The wheat crop in Dinwiddie turns
out to be q fine one. Corn, too, is very
promising.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-02
SANDFORD'S
Family Cathartio Pills.
coMpouNDEp FROM

coMPouSDRD FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, ard put up IN
Glass Cases, Air Tight, and wN
deGP In ahy Wmate,
=. ThE Family Cuthartic Pill Is n gentle
" put active Cathartic which tho proprietor
- mas used In his practice more than twenty
r. years.
n The constantly increasing demand from
" those who have long used the Pills, and
the satisfaction which all express in regard
TO their use, has induced me to place them
q within reach of all,
- The profession well know that different
Cathartics act on different portions of the
n bowels.
"a The Family Cathnrtic Pill has, with
n due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from II variety of the
Purest Vegetable Extracts, which act
q alike on every part OF tho alimcntary ca
q nal, and are good and mit in AL cases
W here n Caihartic is iU,,' ouch rs De-
Engagements of the Stomach, Slccpincss, Pains
in tho Back and Loins, Costirencss, Pain and
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden
cold, which frequently, if neglected, end in p
long course of Fever, loss Of Appetite, q Crccss
ing Sensation OF Cold over the body, I~,cstlcn-
ness, Headache, or Weight in the Head, al Ira
Gammatory Diseases, Worms in Children o.
Adults rheumatism. A great Purifier Of the
Blood, and many diseases to which flesh Is heir;
too numerous to mention in this advertisement,
DOSE, ! TO 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathar,
tic Pulls are retailed by Druggists generally,
and sold Wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns. S. 7. W. SANFORD, NJ. d.,
Manufacturer & Proprietor,
march22. 335, Broadway, y. Y.
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The Metropolitan Hotel bill at New
York, for the Japanese, is put at $780,
900. Ifthis last item is correct, it gives
us a fair idea of the art and mystery of
New York charging. Tho Japanese
were at the Metropolitan for thirteen
days, and at this rate the average price
ofthe board of each member of the En-
bassy, per day, was about ninety dol
lars. Philadelphia kept them seven
days at the Continental, where they
Jared as sumptuously as they did in
Now York, and yet, out of an appro-
priation of $4,000, there was u bal
anco returned to tho treasury. The
New Workers are indignant, and threat
en- to apply for an injunction. 1t is
shown also that it is in violation ofthc
charter tospend money unappropriatod.
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To o. J. Wood & Co: IA, broadway, N. Y.

NIdIHdStOH, HId.I July ZUI I5O5.
To Prof O. J. Wood DE Sir: Your "Hair Rcstora.
tive" has done my hair so much good since ! commenced
the use Of II, that I wish to make known to the public OF
its effects on the hair, which are great. A man or woman
may he nearly deprived OF hair. and BY a resort to your
Hair Restorative, the hair will return more beautim
than ever at least this is my experience. Believe il all!
Yours truly, WM. II. kennedy
r. S.-You can publish the above IL you like. by pub
fishing in Southern papers you will get more patronage
south. | see several Of your certificates in the Mobile
Mercury. a strong Southern paper. W. X.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage.


For STATESMEN, JUDGES, C~LERGYMES.
Ladies and Gentlemen in all parts ofthe W rid testify
the efficacy OF Woods Hair Restorative, a gentlemen
Of the Press are unanimous in its praise. Afew testimo
malls only can be here given; see circular iI more, and
1t will be impossible for you 10 doubt.
AZ Wall st., N Y, lee. 90, 1853.
Gentlemen :-Iour note OF the 10Th has been received,
saying that you had heard that | mad been benefited By
theuSc Of Woods Hair Restorative, and requesting my
certificate Of 1.-THE fact If had no objections to give il.
award it to you ch~scrfIlly, because think it due. Nv
age is 90 years the color OF my hair auburn, and Inclined
10 curl. Some five or six years since il begin to turn
gray, and the scalp on the Gro wn OF 'Ly head to lose its
sepsibilty aud dandruf to form upon II. Each OF these
disagea biities increased with time, and about four
months since a iou, tn was added to them, by hair falling
of the top Of my head, and threatening to make me bald,
In this unpleasant predicament, ! was induced to try
Woods Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the falling of
of my hair, for had really no expectation that gray hair
could ever be restored to its original color except from
dyes. | was, how ever, greatly surprised to find, after
the use o'two bottles only. that not only was the falling
of arrested, but color was restored &c the gray hairs, ard
sensibility TO the scalp, and dandruf ceased TO form on
my head, very much to the qualification Of my wife, at
whose solicitation ! was induced to try it.
Very respectfully,
BEN. A. LAVENDER.
r. = yl,ooJ L r-,tff ura,1,,, "
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l am prepared to furnish every description Of
MARBLE WORK
ut the shortest notice. Monuments Of every
style, Head and Foot Stones for Graves, Tiles,
Table and Bureau Tops, handsomely finished,
Nantes of all kinds and prices, which will not
fail to suit purchasers, kept constantly on hand
ut my Marble Ware Room, corner Spring and
Summer streets, opposite st. Cloud. All or
dcrs strictly attended to. Specimens and draw
ings oan be seen ut the Home journal Office,
by calling ON d, K SLATER, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
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NdshrM University, Military College.
We call attention to the advertise.
mcnt of the Nashville University in
our columns today. This is an institu
ton of tho highest standiag. The Pro
fcssors in every department are gentle
men of talents and the highest attain
ments. Parents and guardians having
sons and wards to educate, will do wei
to ~patronize Nashville University.
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We have received the Atlantic Month
iy for August, with the following table
Of contents:
The Carnival Of the Romantic, a lie.
gend of Maryland; Prince Adeb; Eleu.
%sinia; Victor and Jacqueline; Midsum.
.mer; Tobacco Shakespeare donc into
French ; The Poet Singing; A Journey
in Sicily; The Professors Story Ammo
DominI 1860; Darwin on the Origin OF
Species; Reviews and Literary Notices.
Recent American Publications.