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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
FROM TR ENTON.

a t-- IREhTohI N. aug ~.
The New Jersey troops have orders to leave
tomorrow At O'Clock, whether the compa-
uies are full or not or equip ed or not. 1t
produces no ittle excitement. The State su-
tholities are very active. Ten "ompsniesere
now here filled and others coming.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

DR.. Stephen Sweet. of Connection
The great natural Bone Setter.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of COnnecticut
Is known all over the United States -
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of c, nnecticut
Il the suthor q 'DE. Sweets Iuial ~ Lininsnt
DR.. Sweets Infallible { lniment
Cures Rh0unatism and never iaIs
DR.. Sweets lntallible l.iniment
ourus Burns and soalds franedia, q
DR.. Sweets Intallible I.inimenf
e certain remedy for Nsaralgia
DF. Sweets Intallible Imminent
q he best remedy for sprains ana Rruiss,.,
Or. Sweets lnfallible Linimen
ouFsl Headsshs Immediately sno usFsr t.ila.
Or. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
AA'rds Immediate relisffOr PnsI. aad ssIdo taf..
Or. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Toothachs IN one minute.
Dr. Sweet 5 infallible Liniment
Cures Outs. Wounds Immediately, ioaviar 90 suar
Dr. Sweets lntallible Liniment
= ths hest rems for Sores IN the known world.
DR.. Sweets Intallible Liniment
al praise r. ~
DR. SWEEPS lnlslIible Liniment
g '1Euiy : ssisua IA ssd" and ever Amiy shO'd
Dr. Sweets IntsIlible Eminent
Is or sols By Dr.ggis.s, PEles . esnt..
RiCHA RDSON B CO.
sgtz7;dsWRl6 Sole Propristors. Norwich. Ct
For sale BY ~ one 3 ArmsfrnnR soia ARantS foF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

Sc Di7ecticRs AeeozFErsfiHg kseb B5ttle.
Is has besn testct IN eYorE VARIETY Of cifnte and
y almost eFerT Nation known TO Americans. Il is
tne ain1o5t constant ecEn pan on and iueatiHtble
hieno Of the AiEsiOnsrg snd the IIaValer,-on sea
and lssd-ane no one should travel on Cur LAKE,
I'd Rivers EithOuf IL
2TSold by Medicine Dealsrs BEoryEhers. -
CAUTION -The public Eill be cautious that they
got the genuine Pain Killer, some unprincipisd
men use that aame for their own WORTHLESS con-
and infringe apon tine Trade Msk' Of Perry Da7i5-
Prices-25 eeBts, so ceBta, G7ls 81 pa BOffss
~ uARRIs 4 Co. Clncinnati. a..
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UOUaT-sIARTIAL P0sTPONFD.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. l9.
The court martial against Col. Miles has
been postponed until the 10Th OF September.
by an order from Washington.
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Aer0luEta.

Quilts AND OTHER REVisl, "
t.tfes, Ammnnition spurtinT parsfrS ~ ,-s,t
Farieiy cheap, aiso-Conrgyg 81 hin Tackls,
such - Rods Reels, Lives, Hooks. flfes. sc -
Feed lish Poles 10 any quantity Al
d. HAIfEI SLEY's Gun sisrs,
l03 Supenor 81. ClS7aisod. b.
~ airiag nsatlg OzSsllsd, ti,Ii -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
Kanawha News---Skirmish W ii RabeIs-.
Gen. Cox NJ Work.

By special dispatch from Gen. Coz to
Gov Dennison, from Gauley Bridge via Gal
iIpolis, dated the 18th, we learn that our ad-
vanced guard, the llth Regiment, had a
skirmish with the enemy's outposts, near
Big Sewell Mountain, % miles in advance of
Gauley Bridge, the day before, in which FIVE
OF the rebels were killed and several wound
ed. Our men had three slightly wound
cd CoIum5ss Journal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
From IrOutOn, sIo.

EEoM AEoutong Htes
Especial Dispatches TO the Chicago Tri uue.l
IRozToE, No, Aug lz.-
= S7Ezrtse
miles southeast Gen. Hsrdee with 6 600
men, is at Greenville, forty miles south =
Very active preparations are going on to meet
him.
IRoNToN, No, Aug ls-llP NJ
Col. Hecker was at Frederi ktown, Madi-
con county, twenty miles southeast of here.
yesterday he took twelve prisoners, and
drove fifteen huudred of tbs rebels towards
GreenYills.
Col. Alexander, with the 2lst IIlinois req.
iment was TO join him las night
There is great activity in military opera
tlens here. The enemy must either run er
fght soon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

A Southern traitor has ambition auC
whisky f., exc sea, but Nalthern traitor
is q natural tory and tosdy. The New York
News, the New Yord Day Book, the Cincin.
matt Enquirer, and few other Northern ma.
Pers Of that stripe, are doing more to foste,
and pnOlOng this rebellion than all the South
eru fanatics and disunion papers combined
7-FFoRkfOrt ( 6y.) 0ommoes0salth.
OF ths paper, in Ohio who advocate doc
trines identical With those of the Enquirer,
are he Statesman, the Plain Dealer and the
Dsyto7 Empire, the latter the organ of Val
landigh4m. The Commonwealth refers to
them in the words 'a few other Northern
papers" They prats about "peace and con
ciliating southern Union men," but here We
have the testimony of Southern Union
man" that they are 'tdOing more to foster and
proIOng this rebellion than all the Southern
fanatics aud disunion p,rers eonbiped.D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

Us ARMY RE aTrOVs. Regulations for
sS Ass 81 PS be YRls n sd ts aHs SrS
- der u di-eeii0gs 4 yiD n tAm ron. ssCrstsrT
Of War. LIMO, Muslin, 81 50 soT 81, II -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

The Mormon fathers have non,,.,.5
John y. BernhIsel as delegate to Congress
from UtAh. ls's
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

The Secession Democracy of Maine, being
lean minority of the party, met in Con.
7ention for partisan purpose when they
qusrEelled among themselves and put forth a
Yair o. cOpPsr-hesd ticksis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

DAVIS, CARTHAGE AND HER 3FMAIEs; be.
ing an eco NJ II the FEcR ,ato"s and Be-
searches on the Site the Phenic'an M-tTopo-
lis III Afri and other adjacent places. Con
d"cied under he piees OF Ter n uesty's Gov
ernment. yir llav y q s rofuBs
y u tratad with Mars Wood-cufs, OhFOmo-
bith. graphs, &c. 8yo, MuHlin, 81 80
For sale By J. b. OoBB co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

BHASONs WITH ~HR SEA HORsHs; or Sport
ing Adventures 30 the North. N geas. b.
James Lamont Esq Y. g. I. With NSss and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

The New York Tribune has lengthy
letter from a correspondent who has succeed
si in gaining access 70 the Rebel Capital
We make lew extracts
sTRRNGTH OF TIE RFBTLs.
Pryor. few days ago, in making up tas
list Of all the lroops in al parts o virginia
could not cipher up more than sO,VVu, IN
Guiding msny regiments Waich have been
cut M by the battle Of Bull Run. However,
n matters comparatively little whether the
Rebrls have 10. 900 more or lsss troops -
Tbs strength OF the Rebls is not In their su-
perior numbers, but in heir unity in thelE
fierce determination to eight 10 he bitter end
10 tue freedom Of their commanding generals
from ell political nd civic iuserfsfenee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

HRsosiss 81 tss Rspubueae County Central
t'OmmlTsoe.
Tasre win be q nesting Of tue County Republican
osntrai usmnutes as the Ofica Of ti am Griaweil'
IN olsVelaOd, On
ruURsDAS. AUGUST zad, 'esi.
aaao'closk ?. q.
AnEual . H oRIsNohp, nAllIlHu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
FoREBoDIEGs OF SLAVE MIsrRrsq,s

The consciousness of this gigantic vesk
ness and the mOnstrous fear and eupidities
which cluster around it play an ornniou, mart
In the hatred of the Yankee The ladies ol
the South look forward with horror to the
day, when they will have, like other women
TO live by their own honest industry, or by
that of their hush nds and fathers Beneath
hat glow of Indignation which frowns upon
the Northern invader, turks the hidenus sense
OF self and pei, and the brilliant eyes Of
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B00ks 4 gtafF0nerll.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOE
NJ 3 " B o o K 81
], B. COBB & 90

WIN send mall post paid, any Of tbs following
rswIy publishsd BOoks ths rooopit O The a4ysr-
tibsd prico.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

~ 1le u 5oou renleCY could Be prcduuad than
ne ioiioWlag letter, ooing Il doss, unsoiicitsd
Ohio. " '@' Pari o.
BEeSICK, Shelby Co., Feb. "A. 1ss0.
Gents;-I have .,d ..nr-,h.-
q other good medicines, but no Kind fhaf II 49,
Sftlt IN gives such good a1 fun satisfaction Is ne
oneEIy " ne Dtttef1 and my oan pra teal eyusri-
ehee c9nylnces me that there is nothing better
loE liiteQ or twenty yaars previuus % lgaT -
AInlcted With tnfammLtory RheuuhrisT VThf.h ~
become kind Of EanaeI ing chronic afectiop ~
aelsr githouts OF clear Of it, bit ct times e sSsd
tt mug u lofnls--son times ny knv ., OF ems of
tnen, nave Aeen swollen 70 three or tour times he
nat9rA size, 9nd with the mOst intolersbIe psj1
t9r oays or weeks had no better way for loc5rlo-
ION lon tnan % h0bhle around on cruiches / believe
Is nct Jop N ny BODY that has nos at tires
oeen qnected, some only having the elect 10 usTsl-
we Joint or limb fer day or two
tired everything could hsar of-trief Al thu
gA4 siclans N our Deighb0rhoOd but ~ besf couId
yly 81 zen Porary relief and had come 70 the con-
5a9tOn tnat was incuTable, uhtil 10 iSi5 receiV-
a Or ;: y hiehardsOus sherry 2 fns Bitfs-s iron.
gtu and three bottles cured me- and have rof hed
eng sfo9O!e q rotafn Of i since, nov tEo and half
Dy5pep5ias Liver Com plant and EidneV A9-sfio11.
OF DropsYI 1t ia specific, G. rtain remedy 80
ESQ. ". HOFFsAH.
SOLD By DRUeaIszs EVFRYWaERE
os5ts,4ssA.S <; q; sASSls y s = ,S SO7 rEegEles0Ih
FF5cs IS Cszss per Boftls.
SOLD WH0lESA LIS AND RETAILcRY
q 3 MAGKEETTp a
WILLIAM FIsKA %
srROEe : ARSsTiRoSs. I n "a
CHUEUHILLE BRO, 40
VI. a. GRAHAM, Ssndusky
ns 9l11ens - NJ Colrnbus. mas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

UST1PUBIISHED-tsTHE Cor
% lila BOOK. '-Du ChAiIlu's Equatorial Africa
Expioratio and Advrntures In Equatorial Africa
With Accounts OF the MRnners aud Customs Of tho
People, and Of tho fhese u the fOritls the roco-
dn I, Leopard, hls phgDti HlDOoPtamus and Of e.
Animals BY Paul Du Cha 'Ilu, Cerres ponding
Member Of the American EthnologicAi Society OF
The 1oographicai eHd statiStical Society Of New
ORR, an OF th9 Buston so''lety OF natural HIS
tory. With numerous Hllustrations 8Vo, Mus
Hns uniform with Livink stone, Bar-h b, and Bar
= ton, $500. J. B. COBV CO.,
ndg7 e l--r u supArinr 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

ERAaEbY nARsGNAeE: 4 Novel. By Antho-
Bertr- m,," &C. LIMO, Muslin s o.
For sale by J B COBB co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
sLAvERY

But the weakest Of all the weak points of
the South, as it was from the beginning and
IS 1t viii be to the end Of time, is sLausTv :
the slaves in Virginia are treated with great
er rigor now thsn III y formerly. were: the
erociousness engendered by war will render
,till more fierce the brutal instincts of The
southern overseer and slave dealer The
anciness and independence of the colored
N N increases in proportion as he approaches
tue boundaries Of freedom BE is less 5ociIs
II North than in South Carolina; in Virrin-
Ia be becomes more and more restless; this
restlessness increases in WashiDRton and az.
pAnds itself into sauciness in Baltimore. into
positive impertinencs in Philadelphia, untiI
70 tne highest ranges of freedom in Massa-.
cnusetts It develoIes itselI into an sbsolu e
GSpaclty ~ ior tue useful enjoyment of liberty,
me want OF money in Virginia fearfulIv n.
creases the restlessness Of the slave =. ba
constantly trembles for fear Of being 1ss-,.,a !.
ted from bis wife and children. an5 ~ ba;r- 80
sold at auction and converted into cash bs |
his needy owner. 0'''n " |
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

This hatred found its climax in the nomi-
nation Of Lincoln. "Ra'her than owe allie
glance to Lincoln, say The Cavaliers, eve
would become subjects snce or Eng
lsud or Russia, if we should not be able to
maintain our independence.V Lincoln rep
resents to the Southern mind all that is
most unconRetial to them in Yankee civili-
E4tion; the rising power Of the free West
makes the slave-bOund South stagger and
despair; and remember that despair is aa-
other element of Sosthern strength.
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Wats. Gaps z fnFs.


NEW STYLES HATS n
~
JUsT BEoEIVED By
FULLER & CO..
AT2l6MARBLl BLOOK.
~
REGULATION GAPS. @
OOnPANrrs SUPPLIED
fsr
AT LOWEST RATRsll
a1l1J em
u. $50 yC1.sst .1s E
e5 @ r-a.
1f-Gl 0asu 81 7FE1 o-T
FATIlG UB GAPS
ish ol l3aH ratlsaoJ shi
fgis r
ane al ether styles Of 4 sldi ss aa-r
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20

.UABKfN OBJ 'EcT LIZ sors Primary o. ect
Lessons for q t-TaduRt course Of evelopmsHt
MauuHt for FeHc 70 and Parents with Les
so1. for the Sroper Tr,in ng Of the Facul'ifs "
l2mo, Muslin. SlOo. For sale By
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NOTHING nORG CoNYrEorra

q Nc yage Of good remedy could Be produced than
npIa ITom Sentlsnan 20 VeH knOEn n that ssrf q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-20
SORE NIPPLES AND soHE EEEs,
aold Wllolasala ~ RalsiI - !
RAhHY l(FDTcTNE-

The Pain Killer "a purei vegetable ccmpound,
end while 10 is most cacieut r1edy for pain Is q
perfectly ssis medicine sEsn In the most unsklfal
hSnde
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Add to this that the South boasts OF hay
ing ruled this country since the foundation
of the government, Of having. supplied the
principal Presidents and statesmen, and OF
having held the most important functions IN
the military, naval and diplompatic, and in
almost all branches of the public service /;
and depend upoi. it that it will not relin
quish its power without deadly struggle.
This disposition on I cir part is increased BY
their contempt for what they call the imbe-
c'l''v and incoupetency Of Northern poli-
dcians.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09
MIsaeurf Convention.

ST. LOUIS, March THE Convention met at 10
o'clock
A large number of resolutions were read and re-
ferred to thei Committee on Federal Relations.
Among the most important of them was one pr0vi-
ding for committee, 70 confer with Border States
as to the best means Of keeping Western States in
Confederation.
Another, declaring secession political heresy that
the Constitution has failed 10 confer the bless
ings intended by its founders; that the Southern
States have no excuse for seeding and asking the
Northern States to repeal all acts calculated to make
the surrender Of fugitive slaves impossible or Diff
cult.
Another, that believing there is no excuse for
coercion and that Missouri viii furnish neither men
nor money for that purpose, and that National
Convention be called, making tie Crittenden propo-
sition basis of action.
Another, that the Federal Government be re-
quested to yield up the Custom Houses and other
Offices in the seeded States their people and with
draw the Federal Officers and forces now Occupy
ing them.
Resolutions were adopted rendering the thanks of
the Convention to MessrS. Crittenden and Douglas
for their efforts to procure peace to distracted
country.
Judge Burch, candidate for U. s. Senator made q.
strong speech against secession, declaring in favor
of the enforcement of laws, and expressing will
ingness to support the Government in its efforts 70
uphold the Union.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09
ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE
RRSTORVNH THE RAUn AVN GRnv

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MANY, since the great discovery of Pref Wood have at
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and being carried by the
forced to leave the field It's rsssess sway. Read the ew
ingi-
Prov. o. J. WooD Co.. Gents-Ths letter wrote you
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, and WI
hare published in this sica snd elsewhere has rise
touching the The Inquiries
are, first, 1t fact Of my hAbitatcn and stated
the communication second true Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural coor7 Te all and de invariably hy
hair better than In stage Of life for forty
past, thrifty colored
nv whsers and the ony cause Why Is generally true is
that the substance s washed on by frequent abuon Of the
face when used BY vping the face In close
lion with the wskers the result will follow the hair
have been In erecept Of uany letters from all parts
OF New England, asking hair still continues to be
various compounds well this 1t has doubt been basey
initiated ard been used only without good
secoun for months, and my hair good ever,
hundreds have examined It with SURPRISE 81 years
old and not gray h in my head or on my face and to prove
received favor Of two quart bottles last for
which grateful 1t to my fendA and thereby
then purchaser and used it with universal will
favor that send test by which discover
ty from from you pure article viii in.urs success and
believe where COED ELECTS do follow the failure caused
By the impure article, which good
dee my duty heretofore to keep appraised Of the
effect hair, all who inquire Of me of
shaken opinion in Its valuable results remain dear sr
yours &C RAYMOND.
AARoE's RUN, KY, Nov. 30, 1851
The Restorative is put In bottles Of three Sizes LARGE
medium, and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottle; mediums least twenty per
proportion than hs sma reas for ~ bottles the largo
SottI. W0od q 20 Prspreters ~ Bro.SssE
New York ia Market street, st. Louis Mo-. and sold by all
geod Druggists and Fancy SSed' Dsas. whoesasS BY
house In the United States. [febl1-iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

WASHINGTON, March THE War Department to-
day received letters from Maj Anderson, dated 4th
instant but they contained nothing of special impor-
lance. The most friendly feeling exists between
him and the South Carolina authorities Postal ia
cilities still open to him, and privilege Of mar
keting to limited extent continues.
Gen. Cameron leaves here to-day for PennsylVs-
MIA. He has not as yet been qualified, and will re-
turn probably Monday. In the meantime Mr..
Holt by request will continue to discharge the du-
ties of Secretary of War.
Mr.. John A. Jones, of Illinois, was to-day appoint
ed Superintendent of Statistics in the State Depart
ment, vice II. c. Mclaughlin
Numerous visitors were at the different Depart
ments this morning, and many applications for ONCE
were fled.
The Cabinet held their first meeting to-day.
Dispatches from flag officer Stribbing were re-
ceived at the Navy Department to-day. He says
that in consequence of the disturbed state of China
he had not until January LIST considered it proper to
send any vessel to the Southwark. The John
Adams had sailed for Manila, Siam, and Singapore
The commerce of the United States with Siam, he
saws Is of considerable importance, and an occa-
sional visit of a man-ofwar to that country is adj
visable and also to all the countries around the
China Sea and Japan. The frequent presence of
men of war is beneficial to our eounsrymen residing
there He expected to go North with the Hartford
and Saginaw.
Commodore Stewart is appointed president Of
the court martial for the trial of Capt Armstrong.
Commodores Shubriek, Psulding, Jarvis and Reed,
with eight captains, will comprise the court The
charges against Capt. Armstrong are first dlsobe-
dience Of orders; second failure to reinforce Fort
Pickens when requested by Lieut., Slemmer; third,
failure to supply the fort with provisions
Andrew johnson says publicly he wants nothing
more than to go to Tennessee upon Corwin's joint
resolutions,
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WASHINGTON, March s.-Lincoln, last night. re-
spending to Southern gentlemen said his ipauoursl
meant peace. The Commissioners from the sogtb-
ern ConfedsEscy dined with WigfaIl Yesterday.
In conference this morning they agreed 70
postpone for few days their communication -
Lincoln till Seward has opportunity to deveIon
his policy towards the seeding States. Wigfall
urged immediate action to allow Davis to capture
Forts Sumter and Pickens before reinforcement.
could reach them.
1t is generally understood that Cassius NJ Clay
will get the Mexican mission
Etheridge, of Tennessee is strongly urged for the
Spanish mission.
The army interest oppose the promotion Of Maj. An
derson. Several official removals have been made.
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Wilson'S Albany Strawberry Plants, Is
cents per DOZEN 81 90 per loo; IS 90 per LOCO
J. KNOX, Pittsburg Pa,
Trtomphe de Gand Strawberry Plants, the
best and most pr0abe so cents dozen 81 SO per 00
$40 per 00O Dealers furnished at great educed prices
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa
Fillmore Straw berry Plants, so cents ger doEeni
81 90 per 1907 SIS per 1000.
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BrincIe's Orange Raspberry Plants, 81 90
per dozen IS 90 OO $40 90 per 1000 Wholesale pur
chAsers furnished at low rates.
J. KNex Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa.
FrancOnia Raspberry Plants, 81 90 per doc
en-; 81 90 per 1907 $35 90 100.
J. KNOX Pittsburgh, Pa.
Improved American Black Cap Rasp-
berry SO per dCzen 50 90 per IOO s5 90 per
J. KNOX Pittsburgh Pa:
New Rochelle Blackberry, 81 co per dossn;
rs 90 per no. $40 co per 900.
J. KNOX, Box lis, Pittsburgh, PA.
have purchased Straw Berry Plants of Mr.. knox,
them as recommended.
THOs. CALDWELL,
mar3-dtwoSwlm Nashville
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DIR. KINGS DTSPENSARY

No DR.. KING, formerly of New York, for the last
&SS four years of Louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention to the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty yerrs sers himself having attended practice fer
cured thousands he is enabled
diseases private nature matter how bad they
uudicious medical treatment fc neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Dspenssry No. % Deadrc between Cherry
Square, where he all diseases Of private
cured without nsucous medicine Interference
from business
srRIcTURKs old recent date, sectually
days. by an operation which psia Where structure
exist health Be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases OF the skin, growing out
lec treatment be eectuay cured in days.
WKAKEEss particular attention having been given to
disease all the consequences grewin brought
BY the destructive habits OF inconsderste
Youths excessive indulgence Of the PASSIONS neglect Of
undermine he constitutions rendering the subj
business society, and causing premature old
Females who be lsbsrnE with difficulty Of the Womb
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their with
enclosed directed to DR. A King, No o. DeadTck street,
Nashville Tenn will Ia the medicine
address, with directions Strict secrecy observed Once
from o'clock in the morning until bin the evening
nAy23 lS5a-d&wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-09

FRENCH GIFTs.-During the New Years making
present season in Paris Baron j. de Rothschild sent
Mile Emma Livry. the " star " dancing girl of the
Grand Opera, butterfly as large as a stevedore s
hand. which was made entirely Of diamonds, rubies,
opals and gold husband, whose wife has made
his life at home wretched, although they have been
married only three years-and his wife passes eve
rywbere for delightful, amiable woman-sent her,
New Years Day, a plain medallion, containing three
hoir