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"a =
w y9tee t5ath Bo0teF more s',sro,ts ss,fanfs fn
s'.ess oosanerR hdles. 40 c0lnfru nassesees Ia,is
NiAaeT hearted and more distingisbe7 ,ro,,,s,, n,
Commence nth the nmoral W1sdizo1nn' ~ I;sf ~
statesmen scho haze taken part in the 1o,s,1snt ~ h.
Ohleo ota1es shocs that az hose sro hdUs She'd a .sfr
on The country dd TIE airas;on of E,-o,. 49,;
their being to fhat mach abused South ~ S'''-
"a il true that so much Distinction ts,o,. -,
grandeur Of soul could have sprung from ali ss
vices, from the cruelty and corruption vbfcb ~ J.
would fain attribute now to the Southern reo,,ls,
The laws Of inexible logic refte these false irT,,
tations. And-strange coincidence Southern
men presided over the destnes Of the Union its 81
gantc prosperity was the astonishent Of the world
In the hands Of Northern men that ediice, raised
with SO much care and labor by their predecessors,
comes crashing down, threatening TO carry with il
in its fall the industrial future Of every other ma
ton. For long years the constant efforts Of the
North and certain foreign country, to spread among
the blacks incendiary pamphlets and tracts, have
powerfully contributed to suspend every Southern
movement towards emancipation. Its people have
been compelled to close their ears to ideas which
threatened their very existence.
Let the independence of the South be recognized
IN the pulpits Of the North may to be ever
present danger. Leave her to her own Inspirations,
and At her hour in her good time, WITH the as
slstance OF ali EHrope-that Is to say, when the
BLACK snail be sufficiently advanced to understand
that free or slave he owes it TO himself and society
to assist by bis labor in the common weal-the
South viii herself commence the great work Of en-
Reimbursement. Nothing viii then prevent It, for
free labor viii become less burdenson.e 90 the plan-
ter, At the same time that the entire of Europe win
not find itself threatened in the vital interests Of its
industrial relations by the dearth Of material which
would now be the first and inevitable consequence
of servile war.
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wn11.xspuaa, N. y. Feb. 1sth. lssl

GES. JEFFERSON DAps, First President of he Con-
fedeTdte States Of A1nsricG-Sir; am young school
girl born in the State Of Pannsylysna and the great
grand daughter of Col. Bleazer Oswold, who served
his country nobIy at Ticonderago, Quebec, Dam
bury, Conn; en- the line Of the Hudson, at Mon-
mouth and on the battle fields. Ny great grand
mother was Virginia lady. Holt, by maiden name,
whose brother, Capt. John Holt. was Captain in
the old Virginia line You may be sure feel proud
of my ancestry. My parents are not rich and
thought would make few rosettes, typical Of the
Southern Confederacy, and dispose Of them BY sale,
in order to buy some rather expensive books COW
eted. But could sell, though one of my little
brothers tried hard to do so in New York.
Now, what better could do with them than TO
send them TO you as a present. Won't you accept
them? hope you viii. If you give thom away to
any of your young soldiers. say thatthe little North
ern girl who made them, inspired by patriotic
impulses sent them s0srenieT to the gallant Col
Jefferson Davis, Of whose brave deeds at the battle
of Buena Vista she has often felt proud in read
ing about. With much respect, LOUISA GLEN.
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A Good Farnl for Sale.

VETE offer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
Wv since 1855, and known the Rogers land lying
Yellow Creek Dickson county partly the road
within mile OF WilamsFle and three miles Of the Nash
vs and Northwestern Railroad healthy pleasant and beAu
fu Of Tennessee Said contains hundred
and ninety aeseghty cleared and about atty
good lind to clear ism good state of cultivation with
Portable dwelling houses out houses Also, good
orchards and several falling springs Of excellent water
well tmbersd and certainly made Of the most de
rable stcckfns in this section Of country We promise
basnin this land and will sell cash, time with inter
est For further information call James McNsy, who
lives said place. the undersigned Powle Landing,
Tennessee river. BYRN 4 BROTHER.
Onion and american copy, and charge AdGocase.
sep2o-n
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LINCOLN AND DoGBERRr.-ssys Honest Old ABE'
in his pellucidly expressed inaugursls

'Where hostility to the United States in any in
terror locality shall be great and universal as
to prevent the competent resident citizens from
holding the federal Offices there will be no attempt
to force obnoxious strangers among people that OBJ
Ject. While the strict legal right may exist for
the government to enfore the exercise Of these
Office, ,the,attemp. to do would be 80 irritating
and so nearly impracticable withal, that deem
it better to orego for the time the uselof such of
fees"
Which reminds the Boston Courier of the saga
cious DoaBERRY's charge to the watch:
Dogberry-This is your charge You shall COM
prehend all Tagrcm men; you are to bid any man
stand, in the Princes name.
Watch-How if he will not stand?
Dogberry-Why. then, take no note of him, but
let him go; and presently call the rest of the watch
knaVe.
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Palmetto Loes.-The Savannah Republican has
this simils:
q The New Workers are just now wondering over
a palmetto log that was taken North BY one Of the
the steamers, a. 3 curiosity-pretty much the
frogs did for while over the royal log sent them
by Jupiter A musket-ball discharged at il leaves
no trace Of its entrance after repeated trials split
it. they have to the conclusion that the Prince
of Railsplitters, Old Abe himself. would be backed
out by the job. If they viii to the additional
conclusion that Southern men are just about a.
hard to handle in contest for their rights and in
dependence, they win not shoot wide Of the mark
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SPECIAL N0TIgE--The Unon AND AnzRicAE q cosdses
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paid. 6sc5ers soii be notified soAss their eubscr5ioB
e about 70 expire By their 1ger and ~
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HacA for the cross mark and rOHr subscriptions.
Weekly uNos ANKRfcAz ~ per In ddD0ncs.
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The Largest Circulation OF any Political
Paper In rsnnesses.


In politics, the UNION AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, as ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the Convcn-
tlon that nominated BREcuNRIDGE AND LANE. It
devotes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter Of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without a
superior in Tennessee, or any other State
1t is Democratic to the core, working for all the
great interests of sohoIe country deeply alive
to the development of all the varied resources Of
Tennessee, and sboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise Of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention. and our reports of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon approxmating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information. the UNION AND AMERICAN is the paper
for yon.
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eslyed By ~ ~ 80 - ~, -
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spirit of the French Press.

The American OiSis-Necessity Of Recognition Of
the Southern C0ntedaaey IN Eiuope-1he Value Of
Southern Trade 10 French Interests, ETC., ETC., etc.
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scientific DiscOvery---RIectric
Water.

10 well the profession that KlectIiey Is the great
motor Of life Every remedy whsch really cures disease,
o % because electrical adaptation to the wants Of The
oVslid By the use remedies AID warm 1IIcTRc
FATER IN which patients bathed In currents o. electricity,
being attended By aLadyI an curing all kinds OF old
nd obstinate complaints which have resisted all other means
eure "oonsumptveI receive new e hut IN such cases,
patients visit treat them BY tbs
3roBsOH Hospit Additions, which breathed into the
lung, right the seat 81 the disease se9d two
lamps for pamphlet Other patients who cAnnot come to
be ''HEALM0 WkTTRs by sending fee-her Agesex
full description symptoms, have medicines Ien 70 he
Send for ciroalar The Electric Waters extract all mineral
taken medicine otherwise absorbed The ex
81 twenty the treatment OF many thoos
ehrsne WomAn diseases and weaknesses may
regarded 81 a reasonable guarantee Of ruecess
p Rooms and Boarding Furnished 10
a.r P0tienIs.LU
PHYSICIANS who wish avail themselves Of this val
abe discovery Electro Baths invited call Office
4 Ne I46, south Summer street..
Hours from to 3P n. every day except the Sabbath
ddress DR.. woMBAUGH,
msT9ei-d&twIy Nashville, Tenn.
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one Square, one year. e3REaeh additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
o Do1Az per Square the hrut Frr cRsrs for each
subssque1t rsertica-
Advertisements published In both the Daily and Weekly
be charged the full daily rates With onshaf the weekly rats
added
aransis zsvsssissnts sss BE- paid Ter at the tasse
fnssTSion.
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Translated from lie Pay, Of Paris, February 81.

The rapidly with which the American crisis pro
crosses oblges us, in order to prevent public opn
ion being surprised by events to abandon the dis
cussion Of secondary points and arrive at once at
by far the most important question which is pro-
ceeding rapidly from moment to moment towards
being submitted to the decision Of the governments
of Europe.
The American Union exists no longer. South Carr
olina Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana Tex
as and Florida are, at the moment at which we
write, assembled in Convention at Montgomery, with
the object of forming new Confederacy. On en-
tering his functions Mr.. Lincoln will find himself
face to face with another confederation, regularly
constituted, which he win be obliged to recognize
as an independent nation or reduce by force Of
arms.
The time for reerimination is past; philosophic
aspirations, however seductive they may be, must
vanish before reality; reason commands us TO mas
ter them that she may set before us situation of
affairs in which general interest is involved
fer soon the ne,c confederation l1H be knocking at the
doors of Erope demanding the recognition Of is indie
pendence and claiming place among the nations Of the
globe.
In presence Of that approaching eventualty, it
appears to us indispensable to give rapid sketch
of the importance of this new confederation
The Southern States, to the number Of fifteen,
comprise superfices of q million of square miles,
without including the portion of common territory
to which the separation will entItle them. They
extend, on the ocean coast from the Chesapeake to
the Gulf OF Mexico, lnto winch the MISSISSIPPI
emptes Itself after course Of H. loo miles through
Louisiana Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas presenting the only normal and
economic means of transport for the productions Of
a considerable portion of the Western States.
Their population, entirely devoted to agriculture
on a large scale, amounts to more than twelve mil
lions of inhabitants Their principal productions,
besides building timber, very much esteemed at the
North and even in Europe, tobacco, sugar,
rice, and cotton. The cotton crop is annually. on
an average, 100000 bales, representing the sum
of. .9000 O00f $lS0,00O000
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The UNION AND AMERICAN Is furnished to subscri-
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always to be paid in advance.
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THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will commences
W running the ed day Of July, in close connection with
the Express Trains the great Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah, and continue during the season.
Through time frsn New York, eight days.
juye9-n E. W. COLE, Superintendent
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NEW BOOKS

BACHELORS By JnO. 7. Irving, nephew Of Wash
instOn Irving.
THE ATTORNEY, or the Correspondents of jobs
ouOd. By the author.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS,
from he dsasA o.. william The Silent 70 The Synod 4 BORT,
With full Of tke struggle ssAirs suafu
sheorgn and destruction Of the spanish Arn,d. a.
John LOthnAss Motley, IL. D, G. and author q n.
:sDuteh Republic"
Just received and far sale By
?. HAGAx co.
mars-si II collsgs street.
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the Blood-lessoring the sick, suffering invalid to
HEALa III AND STRENGTH
There is 40 Mistake About IL.
II will cure Liver conpsinE Dyspepsia DIarrhoa Dysen.
tery Headache Ne OF Spirits Fever Asus Inward
Fever Breath disease Of the Liver or Bow
els.
TY GEkTLEMEE, ysu wish to be Healthy, Strong and
Vigorous
LADIES DC you want the Bloom Of Health % mount 70
your Cheeks again f-then goat snce and get
McLeanss strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
Delay not moments Il warranted to give sasfacticn II
will disease Of the Kidneys Womb Bladder Paint
Ing Distracted MeH4uAton, Falling Of wormb, Barren.
ness or any dsase arising from Chronic Nervous Debility,
h ID an Infalble Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
Do your delicse SICILY, puny Children Healthy
etrony ana Robust 7then give them hcLEANS STRENGTH
ENING CORDIAL, (see directions each bo) il Is de-
Hco1s take
One table spoonful every morning fasting, sure
preventive against ct and Fever Yellow Fever Cholera or
any prevailing disease.
III CAUTION --Beware Of Druggists Dealers who may
try 70 palm upon bste Of Bters ssrsapsrA (Which
they heapJ ~ saying Il just good. There
even BASE enough steal part Of 10 dub tbs
VILE decoeons Avoid such infamous PIRATES their
vilisno compounds Ask for DR. J. Il. MeLeans Strength
enlng Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing It
only remedy that will Purify your Blood thoroughly and,
the same time, sTREH0TBEN and INVIG0RATE the whole
organization It's pat mp in large Bottlessl bottle,
ak BOTTLES for IS.
DIR. J. II. McLE AN ,ysole Proprietor
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No
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TERM So

UPCash in advance In all cases for Clbus
and Annual subscriptions
The DAILY publishes very large quantity
matter, and the TRI-WEEKLY is made up of two
Daily issues; and the WEEKLY is one of the largest
handsomest, and cheapest sheets printed in the
Union
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Hawthorn" for Lease TO a Good
Tenant.
Desire to place my late residence 4 miles west Of the Pub
lie Square in the hands good Tenant for series
terms Tbs premises contain about u Of
superior soil about half cultivation the balance in shade and
blue Tue house. with roems porches exCean cellars,
eryan houses sabie we'll, &C. all and comfortable.
To the Gardener the Dayman, Gentleman, seeking COOL
quiet and retired for his family free from the heat and dust
Of the town. place for rent in the vicinity 81 Mash
Vile offers superior attractions
To the right man will make the terms acceptable.
Nc. AK. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
decl3-n
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DEOrsIoNs q znE sgFans1e eegns.
OFFICIAL.
II. stats rs. John VIA

Decisions Of she supzoms Court e. IA.
state OF Tennessee, at KnsxvsaGs, So.
temser Terms 1850.
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HAH8G OA A@UCdAtAUHs
icing compelled 80 South Of the health Of
family, will be located for the winter Of the ssvs
depot Of Pondexter Little Co. No. 45 Bsrene street, New
Orleans where Will be pleased to friends, and viii give
prompt attention. the sale Of all property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs will 70 my dcpet
Nashville, and negroes that be 3 Nashville, by
EtFucng them, will be forwarded Ne Hoping
BY strict attention business the part myN agea
to merit csntinuance Of the liberal patron reseofs
tended respectfully ~ wing hu
meas In my line, either forNashville New 0rl,aaA
Rovll-d WILL. L. DJR.
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BROADWAY HOUSE ,

Nashville, Tennessee.
UyHIs Hotel situated Droad street. near the Nashville
aud Deeatur Railroad depot convenient also to the
seAmbost landing ana conducted by W. N. HkcKErs
late county who're he best sndeavo
the house home TO the Traveller and the BoArer.s
Ficea suit the tines. Come and try I'll He will
q make connection With any OF the o.
TsinI leaving me city,
"a I'll
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VE7E have entire Groceries, Liquors &C.,
wv Messrs. Joynt Treanor, and take pleasure
commanding them Friends, ste
firm Of Gfshan Hafsker merchants who every way
worthy Of their confidence and support
Nashville, Dec. II, 1860.
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II rrHoaRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING ANb
Printing in OIL and Watercolors Views Portraits shev
lands Ygnees, Labels Mu,e Titles, Dporss Bill Heads,
Business Cards, Visiting Cards. eding Cards, Funeral Notices,
Ball Tickets Admission Cards Circulars Checks Bonds Notes.
Drafts, Maps, &c.
undersigned has newly made such arrangementsn his bu
mess enabled execute neatly, promptly and ee
Antly, every variety Of the above articles.
J. +. WAGNER,
Corner Cedar and Chery streets,
feb24d2m Nashville, Tenn.
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DIR. McLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIiOusness Head.


gENHERE has been CArHARTIC medicine offered 70
the public, that has given entire ssaston as
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent
be taken by the tender infant powerful
removing all Bilious secreons Acid or Impure Feted Matter
f the Stomach. In they only Pills
be used In mslarious DISTRICTS
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain Stomach or
Bowels though active and searching their operation
promoting healthy secretions the Liver Kidneys
will SUR from BoIsness Headache and Foul Stomach,
cseap remedy be Obtanedl Keep them constantly
hand single dose zken in hours days
and months OF Sickness Ask for DR.. J. H. McLeans
sal Pills Take other Being coated they tastees Price
only IS cents box, and be by mail any part
he United States.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and PING streets. St. Lnuis Mo
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DIR j. II. McLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LHNI
mENT.
The best External in In world for Man or


TNH0UsENDs Il human beings havebeen saved life
ereptitude misery. by the Of this nTzuabls
nent. 1t will relieve PAIN almost nstsn aneeuIly. and
E cleanse purify AMI heal the foules SORE incredible
hort time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT will re-
ve the inveterat Of Rheumatis, Gout Neu
algs For Paralysis, Cotrscted Muscles, Stiffness Weak
leis the Joints, Musc Lgaments it will fail
Two Applications will Throat Headache
Ror Burns scalds Pain, it is InfAble Kennedy
Try it, aud you will find an ind Pensible remedy. Keep it
always on hand
PLANTERS. FARMERS. having charge OF horses
sill By using McLeans Volcanic Oil Linment. Il
speedy and nfaole for Calls, sprsins, ChAfes,
swelling, LAmeness 6weeny, Sores, Wounds scratches,
Internal disease. Try it, aud you will be convinced
d.. J. z. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Mo-
For sale st Propreto prices by Berry Dsnoville a q.
" Hendershott- mAr-9d-tw&wly
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DalIy IS; Tri-wsekIy Is; weshlY 50.


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ADJUSTMENTS.

81 D. r~ ~. fs. 49, 49,. -
A oA ha;aIs.,0,,Fi sa MUSIC; -orENING NIGHT.
EVE EsES & 81 asr4rs NJ Aais?d'
ohal2F F'! Observation-Disclosures Z Div Esii e the
hEkkMANN.
ord assisted by The celebrated
10 the dst aSp, 10 calls the attention of The puiais
:, !, !, n,,,.,.,i Ms,oSsiEgns, i isiaS
'rRES sHnsa r. ,Sr sTss'e'' living
Ero bn be, a. tie principal houses
pecnIs, line. "'"'''''' :" ''''
Tue perosnsnscs e EgRM,NN entirely original
90" ''' As,sNcR o. &NS '1 1Sran 'es SSo
''' "1 y sSl $FSHi$ Z extraordinary
az the pnlsc have been accustomed to See Ia tue
lnned .hn Dir .ior Of he opcr aud the manager Of
,s l.fidos risea mini Ang lhabcrF ncoT ers,
same rA and 4anius in the Emorsn art world Por the
hs in' dnring ss aai, c career or fifteen in this
sH,;ss, aud embarked f his present enterprise viii M
=, III he has not simply been actaatcd by nhc-
l lev. st. CROFT g, he has fegaegy refused 70 beyDms
aons w,icn, however lucrative. would have
assi H ys'" gh s,iS ss y 's1 ss,
s ss' q NJ ~ nEnRMANN' at an sc%e
sRGTs oS Snd s si Saf ssssas
Of @ g an @ pa ts wSi Sss ssT a ss b
a;ssss . &. ria Il r $ss%s s
anee has .sn new 'yeao IN M az II ee,Idgt,oa
be : borne ea ,ha II o1rns anddis.
SEEING @ ss S %es sf p aiS sa .as:.
hs has ensn sne, hT "'S e s Who a. predict ms flutes,
scs"s merit and VII" lii w eoaeay SsssaG
% WIN their Voices the verdict which he hest esItes o.
,."'D'y ",'e p'O''''"' Nh yLhmsN - o''""NS
HGG lss'e SrEs s sEssGs ~
curing '"'' MA Mhb "a tx 1 ffas I"' d'@"'
MADAME CHAIsroN
win whom ne has made conditional engagements.
Mr. ,llman akcs much pleasure in announcing that he
ms :" '''' succeeded M 4 bI.lfMsiEEa Rsssyonr
TO make professional 'oT'r in America accompanied k1
,r,o,., THIRTY Talr, FIRST ElEsT CLASS CA ARTISTS,
& M saa ase sp m, e w V nsc r o II. sr S
eving THAT the encouragement of this long expected ana
NEW BOwERy THEArEE.
Ms 'Gi EsT Ss'Il SS 81 I'd 81 " nE'''
os ch"s eie sysr Military DraraA OF
ox, THE sAcKlya s ~ Fi'affssSSix COURT HOUSE.
THE as% YOUNG Ts"s s' WIDOW -
THE w %a II SSii' OF ' TnE GLEN &
PARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
r,ro a$s5ssSTs?sAEh EFT q 5ss
In the afternoon al three O'Clock, .
At ear" OF Witch pT Ts T r. se S1I comedy
And the ' Toth N IA LIVERY VIZ sE"''s Farce
nakine The most a,acvs en,cralnn.nt in the city and
price Of admission is double that Of The Museua Yc
dton TO oil this Is to be at all hours without extra
THE LIVING PIPpopoTAMus;
FROM rll e" nI 'Si!H" si HEST in EGYPT
he NEST extraordinary creature in the whole animal king
THE csEAI OF TIE +. as
AMrHIB sn1ss ANIMAL.
living un,cr water out of 1t; will uoat tho top q
WALK ON THE BOTTOM or A RIVER,
under wa!rr and may he seen At ne Museum n the