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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-06

RATS OF kBFERFIsING.


Advertisements IN theSpeciA Column, frsf tine
nom J 70 5 lines, 81 oo-each additional inc. "a
eeasH5 subsequent iasertienss 10 cent? per line. II
Local Column, first time. nom ! q 3 lines, 81 &C.
each saaiilona line, 80 cents: eubseouent inser-
tons, 10 cents per dna.
AZ advertisements occupying special position.
@nd ~ doHce column advertisements. VIII BE-
chaaFsd S3< per cent. advance On reeula4 rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wiz Be eharRed Il Tie regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be psid 4 advance, or no in
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-06

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS c"MPANY,
NAEHrnLE. July Il. 1865.
DArhAGE8 rema5niug uncalled for AZ tlis ONCE
il Siii be Fcld I r CHARGES . PrEIc Aucn0S on
IscdoH aug. lsih, Il not claimed before day Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-06

/ BAYE ~ sICAz
iau Barrels Ksnashs 5at n tu.hai taa
leo half this. aud kf9s ~ y,
and Cafee suazF
% BaEspnme Re and lara Godes
100 Boxes Star Candlea
% = do DO do
50 BoEss soar. assorsd.
% Ka MsckeFei.
90 Haif btas Mackefei.
90 Ears Eals aso.lsd.
~ Barrels Extra Family HoHr
no Resins wrapping Paper. Scored
A 80. Staple Dy Goods Bot e. 49,,
"a Queen aaff. TI1asre,
Casa e. " efIfs WudoA a.1-
mae saddislq. W~ooderEa1e - -
roo county VIII 80 md Nn +
wtfias. AZ sf ahah { VII tei - n
counsry and ClF bugers q smaA -
raet ais alk al exsninsHoa o. ~
n. n.
nashville, TESHES
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-06

We The undersigned, have this day adopted the
aosfs rAtss for advertising, 70 which We biad our
ssisas strictly 20 &dhere.
VIZ. CAMERON 4 CO.
J0HN WALLACE, for shs Hspolch,
BARRY, WINEAM a 90. for Pres
HAeaNLLR. TKNE.. Sept. g. 1864.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-06

H. ToMPKINE, r. ". PoRTER, JRo. W. HOWELL,
KS fs, rs az, c ss' a assi, l Rsge IsA c 6ao'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-06
Hosiery and Gloves
LiDlRg DEPARTMENT,

Where 8 tenive Clerks will be p'eased to show
the latest n. veltes, among which is superb lot OF
real French lmDorted Hsir-nels, de sol pure al Enl-
Prrss, and several other beRusiui styles. Cur
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-06

Black snd Fancy silks, all eoIors; SIX Poplins,
plan and fncy; Mozambiques Alspacss, 81 col.
ors; Deanes n all col II; Mohairs; Pb i'd. etc
ETC., usually kept in a irst-e ass Dry Coed Honse.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-11
'-.A'pG:Is.k0h!s.,,
Heavy Stock Of Dry.
Goods. 6 . Bargain!

The stDsk eonnrises the isssst snl bea g?lea
and were pufchN1ed u . reoe1t Panic sac II
New Yo!t Gig. ard .illhs sold 's''' y ~"
fl They are entisely fresh, OF latest patternA 49,
comprise only ldch qualities 10 are usually lels.
Ii = zArsGslsss Dry 0oods Store. bat ass se'"
Fed at auction.
The Ladies' Of 1fptos And vioinity ere fss!eesv
fully inviteA to cell and exsmins the Goooh
'e', s: s:'; o % ::,s
III Now i. ,1C-e. 70. ~. .,I.y ssl'
Supplies, ;. saeh A. Opportunity win 10. -. y
s ss:ssa -. :s'iSS d.s5 'nts' '. '' H-
Private sale from . 4 y til Up %. AucnG, =
isom1 p. q, tiH e p'eioek a.d nom Z I'LL ="
the evening. tsris ..4@ ~ 4. III
ssogr = he root fsE1,eslY, ssespsea =
7. q. eeanactes : CO.. ~ nsw - !"
Ago .Woo4h she4 4spesp 80 go
- ssissafe1 - "a; - 0IuONOONs
- /. rDu:' " PSopk4los Sad Aactiosse',
Upton, April 2stAt 1854. lie a1"#'7 5,'. 81.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-11
Upton Rai1road a

Hsblic notice ID hereby given tAst II. a.!
mssslng Of the Stockholders u The fips.. ~
rcei Company, - provided By he iris,. ~ y
ANdciasion, will be held d IL Ola. Fl 4 >
ConRAay, IN Pisss { Spicsras eflcs, + f,s.sa.s
on tie "a Wednesday (llsh) ~ Jsas, 4. s ~:
at o'clock ?. n. les. ~ tpurpess 4 i..s.l
: :s,e ntssa pirecsefs Of aaid Company sxs.
The Dirsesers ass kesi,sby sleattiaea 70 -.
meeting OF the Board at / s'eIsck p =. q =.
same day. % hear reports, appoint Iuspssssr >
n,;ss'si g. K .s.: Z s'.. =
BY ssiss oftAs Beard. ~. tsssfa,a atesG
!1"F' Il. GILBERT, Ssesv>s,.
Tip4e4, NsS lsh. 1oek uet1tt ksr -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-11

.
The London Times, since the fall of
Richmond, 10 profound osscular msno er,
is Of the opinion that unless the "South
consents to re enter the Union" tie end
of the conflict is las far of as ever 1t
thinks union of power aud sentiment
may come, and regards this view Of the
case as alarming to British safety. The
London Herald, n the organ of the
Tories, encourages the hope thst guerrills
warfare, if the South becomes subdued,
may take the place Of open conflict, and
thus tire out the oppressor. 1t does not
question their (tha, rebels) right to adopt
any method of resistance to which they
may be driven by the implacable obstins,
cy Of their opponents. The London
Daily Neps says the Republic is brosght
to new birth. '1Compe''ed At length to
choose or reject slavery forever, the mass
ofthe nation has adopted the righ. course,
and secured a new and better life for the
Republic" OF COURSE al this Il written
before the. Intelligence Of the surrender
Of Lee asd Johnston had reached them.
From this latest stand point, the, English
Tory press will find food for thought aud
philosophy, They will undoubtedly ac-
cept the inexhorsble logic Of these events
With fortituds and resignation. '.9', F"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-11
. Latest from Enrope.


=: By arrivals from Europe We have dates
to the 9th uit. The news Of Lees sur.
render aatteDed out tho rebel loan and
advanced American securities Tho news
Of the assassination Of Fl csident Li0coln
and Sec Seward was published through.
out England on the Goth ult. Il created
profound sensation, add the strongest
feeling of sympathy, indignation and
horror was universally expressed. There
was bu. one voice thr ughout the coua,
try, aud those WHO tympathi1o with the
cause Of the South evinoed quite - much
indignation ~ the warmest frie Dc Of the
North, In al places il vas the all.prs-
vsiling topic, and caused aimoSt total
suspe nsion Of business, particularly IN
Liverpool and Manchester. 1o London
console fen nearly ! per cent, but slight.
y recovered aftefwards.' 5 90 fsll' to IS
@eo n There vas !. Sigh. rally the next
! The Tine. say, 1.-THE coof.ds,..t.
cause win rot escape the dishonor asst
upon ii BY tho wanton mqrderers." The
Nsrs ssls. "Slr. Lincoln hss not fallen
10 the Ansh of triumph, foE no thought
Of triumph was 10 that honest and hum.
Die heart; but bis task Vas accomplished
aud TIE battle 81 His LIE vas Won. and 10
al dine Is come, among .lr v'hpo think q,
manhood more than rank, the memory Of
Abrah.m Lioeoln Eill Be held in rsvsr.
ence Of love . The Star, pays : warm
tribute % Mr. LineSlpa and eulogissa HE
stesdfsst policy, Of peacs,; ia spite Of All
provocstioos, towsrds England. ilt~al.e
exprcssea great cpp6dence tbat tho Nozth
even, in, it,, hour Of jua. ind'snaiiea, will
bear it.elf with that msgaaniujty which
thus far has attended its TRIUMPH. The.
Daily Telegraph says, !: From vulgar cor,
ruption, from. fictitious haired, from meas
ness. Jealousy, and nnebaritablepsss. this
great ruler wa wholly free a. Ast
came What seemed to Be the frpits Of HE
lsbor. the reward Of his patiepes sad
courage, He entered Riehnoad ~ :
cooqneror, bat be laupshed no degree 81
prosecution seeia,s .the -SpAsh, r;fos. tha
! fshs sppears4 y hin y brewer, nd u
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-11

4, u :, ,cJQFEINs. ..s,.s .,
Assorted Sixes BiAck NSllut Cs1ls,
- FOB SALE n THE cABlNETsHOR0 OF
Slpton, JOWAls snlew6 II. p. DROWSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17
idaE iloiElngISi65o q "a a.

|lHHE1 1f6lloEings poem, wliish Ne fin
In the Atlanta telliqenesssd wicked
rebeli lbutit isa tinespss Of vig6
qns verse; 5a3 .saiif9a nlat4
. - =: .ll HE 1s GQNQUERED5 5BA1iSER."
KasItha 5tI Hhanneri +. n 3. soE :.
kufl II, fold Il, 1t q best; = = =
tor InereB notra man toWaveit -
ana Lheres not q sword TO Raveft, =
nathereB not one len 70 lave Il,
anthe blood which hefoe gave IL;
Ana Us foeS now scorn and brave IT.
Furi 1t t5hide'tt, let itlfe4l. p ! = ,
.HTaKS that Banner down. = is tattered: :
II Il sTd sES1fett s' z e rs St9t shattered,
OeFH nom y fl0ated hIghy3E ES4U si
OH US hard foT us to fofdif: 60. i'e
Hard HaEd 2 think there's none t6hoid y;
Yitqsrst fari q with 4 = sigh. g
Furl that BapneH fufl II saiIy:
- Once ten th6nsll lncts hall IL RindIy,
IL Anaiten tnqns ids WildlY thadly.i s,
~ 5Wofe y tlItP fofeYer ,Waye--,, -
SYore that toeman sEW0td could never
Hearts IKE theirs elif med disseyer
III that nag would float Forever
Ger their feed dom or them grave.
FuEl I'll gtnrtlie hands that grasped II,
And the hearts that fondly clasped Il, :
10 And that Banner. 4 d ffailing, II
While aFOund 1t sounds the Wailing
OF Its people I'M their woe; r.
For thopghn conquered they adore Il.
Low the cold deld hnndgth2t bore 1t,
Weep for those TINT fen before
Pardon those who ottatleCl and toTelt,
And ohl wildly. they deplora IT.
NoWtQ tnThand fold itBo.5
Eur Eurl i that Bappes. lrne ,tIs .sorS, =
And twin lIVein song and story,
iThouHh foldA nrs In the dust:
Forts fame on brightest pages
r {Penned byi poetSRTd BY SageszA "a = Z !
Shnlk gosoundingd down through ages
Enrt tsS 4ts tolds sl1 tho1gh hlnpY wemust.
Furl that Bannert softly, slowly;
r. Treat tEentlS+ ts holy : - y
For y dtoops above the deadIf n
4l Touch ltuota4unfold tf never. fsii 8 ifill
skotlt droopa there 9ttgiSGE forever fs''i
For Its peoples hopes are dead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

ptomptness and snccess of5the Diet
lives apd the fact that thefwho Of tho,
imoneyawas restored to the tptrti Is rob-
betl These things show an alscrity and
g discipline on the part of the Chicago
detectives that ara, worthy of anime
ton and iniitati 6ntn' q great many other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17
DTSsOETJTsTON.

DUBIIc NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN,
that the eo-partnerslip hetetoiot exist
ing between the ndenlgned, % Brewers and
dIssolYetif hv vmutunl consent. The debts q
the hrm will -bO- Undated -by George w.
smith whom, III debts due the titfn aTes 10
Dated at Wheeling, W. Va, the LIST day t0l
NofemheF, 1eo5l3E I .lsEl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

q spy Read that I, pulling ont his
qiSpa atch. This general read aud swore.
sEld fCattaipi but he also called
Iiis aiaes ana instructed him to have
Csghneisoh unbound and delivered utj.
.VVlllat Jyas In that little dispatch there
were only three line ever transpired;
they were neither deep rs q. well. nor as
wide, as d church door, but they we're
enough, and our Special of the old days
was liberated, s., ~, ...,.sisl El,iss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

sAnboboTEoF HoATKiZ RUFUS Choate.
assault and battery case. 1ati sea. mad
Dick Barton, chief mate OF the clipper
ship Challenge, on the stand, and bad
gered him. for about an hour that
Dick got bis salt water up, and hauled
bY the wind 70 bring the keen Boston
lawyer under his batteries. ~.
Az the beginning of his testimony
Z Dick said that the might was a ,Sstlarj,
rs the devil, and raining Ike seven
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17
Whaelinga BreWerY'.g

TJHE EIiNDERstS3S ED n HIS DAY
{ i ing. {. taltlng
and Hop hIi $ ri q segfHa W. smith, tls1
0g tn City Of ~ ". Hdyf and hqYe
lefseli, for, 4 term df years, his e1tenst We
Brew and Malt House ana resp peetfally In.
ifhe pnhli6get Ms that 4 - lAel themselves
.compet tent TO olroe 3 mp the wen known 1tat-
ton Of GeolNe5lHs Smiths Alea, MALI ttcss1
Alfred E. smith win continue as BteJf Tor
them, and thoIpuhfic may rest assured tk4ay
WIN Feeelyea ~ gOod articles form the i ~ iitfn
= - 75ldi Y a. 9.pAREINGTO9tEe co.
heeling " Ma Now stf l;ili 6 ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

WE do not mar ticfIjAte In the apDra-
f,hensfonS that are eiitertailn,te il,t a bout,
Mexico: nor dove feel great intert.5t IN, n
the avhnts bdIIt witch An 1ss IA, II
lishdNs s1s the onl h 5fstI,1a {,
II the majority OF the Mexican. .peonis 3,5.,r
heartily accepted the. Franeo-Anstriarnl
rule. which ,neaFIy. all. of them 1etest
the fnlp5eeriaf l5e seheme wonldT l,s & Iybrli
of ekcesdinR dfficnIty. and OF yery
Irdoubtfui slccess:q4.A people who viii
ot sn6raif ione,er StfbsS 4 ,,5o,,t I'D i
81 sine i "a tl,es ebvernfIant ~ N ;s;,:
q n 4 a .,e ss5;6no;,t,no
~, !,
fei MN tba55,, ss,,4
and nnI,eld onIv Nv tbaS 'Is;Syo,,st. !,
M, NAV lEeep NfarimiI-
iah on Ilis fisEety None Is Io}i,ssIi 8 the
Emperor win -furnisl, the men and nav
the hit l,[t Il IA ana h;s
comnensation ,yefi 4 q Il, sea n T,fs;bt
l,havssss z I5eanFi i yery f,na ofSair
fso1ifs ffoifs him tbe.IIreha,lls had No.
ceeded in sgtReir sttaSn6n1f 10 oyar.
49,, tl,s lr.ss. mn, a..
annexat Texas and Louisianato
the q trerel re- might have folow=
ees 70 tns gloFy let the. French arms and
..l sne success q me II fTspch diplomacy.
me secure Possesl 9fl o. ths much coy
eIee, Illnett5l t5 EeSion OF Sorthern Mexico
lllnt ma nave eeEl "a, aE g, and ana the eI7
" = ant colony
w1tn q ellsco en- q ana rbulent pop
with iIs Tnneh -nYosnecF ~ s,,scssS ss -.
= rue sll g+R ElreeeIyet any
wnere IN TINS age ots stheiworid. Butthe
tn an isons tI,s. iti,,,I sT,,5
~ s4AAf = = ~
.lss9 Itla1L eattl rance
- " es 4ns o. WI % y
lo.s anu ,slsnol l siis Y = net past
ioE US 70 neip leL. Ia tle l15 .ttl1stel, OF 70
allor9 aef llsslleey ptete;zzts pyi which she
e g sl9o1 our llntetierenoe the
ny men
s..s ass. se ieoilsn
sslle. g sl tAal e1 lIeli'
by .atss WI e aes slaEtser OF ltntuEe
l ' 7 ll tlie siilirs ot
tllla isss9 lllsallssns l-zss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

,s,,i
I'm AZ 49,. q; 4. =
dffin9 the q SSs ,S41 Il; ,.e;,s +E5i
many Viii lis wife an +, fSsy,I: ~
sure in Baikiunas Affer hsvine NV.
eIEi firnneR f5is
fheV Jgtgfs feff, 81 S,Sa ,.1ES
Jyay. tbe hliSIbsnd HgIfj1 6is ,,Ss,,a t't;sts
at fest IKE a man 6lessei IE,itis ~ 49,
fronbie ia 6onscihnch yvi3fia fha il 'iad4,t SsIt
chat iiitomfoY hia ise5sa t5a,5 ,t,S6FS
arises nom tle reeSI SIfesf iSn NJ of s6ISa
fmpfudence, Of a dread 81 some an
NEAR fhs az tI, ie n ~
an o, ~ ~. y "
y
Is him IIT 6s rs ~ Z Z
h Ana ih =. Ise9!
lS, b - ~ Z ~
,;tI
IA sfs q Ks Ss psse as
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tlV1a s;i .,ssss we !telS.
bSsian ana II ~ ~.
at Is INN she: + cannot Sjo n ~
bsafd fii8 cent IN ? - sS ~
ION tl5e cSntTsTsv 4 II
yyaS ne Ie,SIy. tiii6s iacs I9eI;5 4
liza I'M II fs.t - ~ ~
StI3nt fin lSos !, ~ .,,S
1eIII I, IN 4
ssBnt reeoiieSt .Ss said the. NJ sitbst
there Il NOT an iIlsfant IA l1at tISsst ana
OririSp fbe s3n IN, tssIt
rafIv 9nnT6s N ~, "
Iy6is f,s Z X
X ~ ySl,S IS.S is!.s. y s.ss
the I3aI3if AZ l,tti ~
and sioyy SiaIf iSa, ~. I, l
etilV ISiaceti in I, I,6sit ti6,, a. IN
aI5d ~ c,Sts - -
81 bS bis III t1s sslals 1Ss 55i9
fn5s All ~ 4, -
ks. ~ II ~, ltesI
Sti ~ sSS, IS; X. i
if down 10 his ,,1,i ti,,, -
sieneti FbiinseIf to his No ~
Az IN IL az tin5S ". u q.
,itS, 70 SsS,5s ) We're m ;
n SVsIis - i, salS
oISa seSf NJ
sSentIeYSs,3S " "
teSt ISe eIIjS syS 4 ~ .s -
n ne ,, !, ( s.11is
M iS5 Is , Z y s9 =.
-.
5S. & "! " ttlltlef
Ss,SS F
fiS. II ~ I',iIS
one T6o osenIsii rt i1 si,s = 5i,5 nls s,5 q
x TTf. 4; 4 ~ ~ e q 4,
,So,sss y sim
~ 49, ~ y : %
ts =; 9si.leni eaa y 9 SECRET remeFse for
SlIIits lil ~ least
isctsd t6a I.s ssnen' ne TeSoi.
tJ,.s ~ ~. lilltl lI41tlt
had eonnIsiitted S w ne
while severe exaI1iIla ion was pass
ing on the property of other passen-
gers the mead OF the Gus tom house and
tne comme.ndes OF the local gendar1
netsSd OF the arrival OF
e. e Y. game TO ottet
siil mn lnelE IS othing could be
,1sloEe snam their tnanner. no
t1el 1qd re-
s90aqea ats ~ I'm ately aistng his hat
WIN tne utmost politeness Could he
IySis IL IN nus polite obets=
SllSS StlnStSSl ~! ~ anu bo1nYpluntary, 30 he
nsS I1.! ,.el !oI otten the contents OF his hat
NJ ~ Iil41 i 2 raise " nom his head
+Wnen ~ cloud OF lace rushed out, Cow
ertng MN nom head to foot, aslWit6 d
laIl{s 11arrtageY Yetl. ~ ~ feffs ?.
" mat nSua&e can describe the con-
fusion OF Gne uetected Ismuggler the
eVss par of tte Wire the amusement of
gne spectaIotsS or the astontShment Of
me 5Il. s oticers at this sceneY
me oiIeIlee was too public to be over
y SI7SFq. -, q, tisi.is IN 10 MO
the part Of the authorities, the nlagis-
M Issg i9ye wa etipsd at W. the mater should
Pafis n easSi 2sS 5Ssa.5a Journey t9
the HVenf11ra II Z. I1f,,lt -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

With many xpressions of regret on
the part of the authorities, the riaRis-
traie was detai lined till the matter should
ne inYesti gated. Atter q short delay he
Paris, and we can easily beifeye That
the adventure formed subject for
much gossip and amusement In that
gay capital. y slst5s 5'i5- !, :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17
m, 1frAqdC Cardg 5IlIit

/ ifgvlsl gFAgG Card 4 gEI
il actively engag in lsites9 fpri neaTiy
half q eeitdFy, fes 6tVed, Sotne ttn1e 'ainee, 70
partially retire 20 SOON ~ -nQs could Suec9ea
thfindinR sent ietitef j1f and q,EP
elie to suEceet him - tt4 81 .4len ~
hts great ple me now ID III tee!lfi
anlc1 tolneE4 end
With A1l hi 81 cltt, ana le lli5 tta
RreWelS and M altitg - ft9 H
ION e Coz
c8nfid ehce and ii no 9aes saiso ms
ttihlty q sitit hi
haf their con tinneSf ana nm
during ne long ne ilils en-
,SWheeltns ": Va, Nov. Ist, as6 id1 "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

A lzi1f1FTf5ft f.Ciii on l8Is 0CIzlADEt /,
vi tnfe5 choice, md tcr sSle 6 Eeo -
prle9t =
!1fSAaSCF aTEEIlS6 ItlGGf l9SD D9Qia
vi 1l6t ttltt Fsoel4oe - ), - 4.,,,,,,.-4.
SapA q. g HAhsogA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

lWzNE OF TAR eoRtGtts al tlSe Ned
agtedL Strt0es Of PINE TREE TAR.
TT rs UNNECESSARY. no SPEAK OF
" the c1fattye pFope ties Of Tar. The world
lrLoWe that u ID medical 5EpF les are prop
eTlY extFueted and held In solution that there
arc few ~ any neunedie iequRl to ittIt curing
al 45IFQdt and; ;L4p40 Dtaenses. - SsS5sf 8!lt=
4 Its gTe1lt 1fnttye powers are bFtngfng q 70
the attentf0n OF phy sleilitis and they hnd no
remedial gent sln0fs valued when It's t15S s.
peFleVered IN. - - ar e. i7f9s-
J fH1le Of Tar = pleasant to, tho taste and
adapted 70 both htlfiFen aud adult. a54l > =
: Aa - 9cisIc gtyiI new Vff5ur and life To the
- steifit " y 70 the many = tfeFs
Ehteh crowd the nitrlle and ll1fge 81 tendency
70 incfea p tutempeElnces lfWs5liz = ltzE75FF
~ iif1tStfsf TAR elirel Congumptidn
cong Rhas Cold9, Fore Throat and Breast BFons
cnltls, Asthma, DththbrtR, GFaVel DinbefeF
1l!let y ot. tlles Kidney md Bladdet and
okner eomn ni1tntEff1 l55fif7ai- - fif-7i 70
Sold byl pE1a1gistl and GroeeEH throughout
tne Unlted 3 tate9 O. only 81 90 q bottle. g5
!, l9{t.13sln fsftis * f,sit.5l
Z - 5s,..-g,.s, OLtYER CEtOOIKfk q co.
4 isls ioF pr. FToctoris sIzxE or Tl4Rs
..5s,-,,- 13s3tynFe Of Go1nfePfsita.
sssssuine have Wine q Tar's blown on
For sale BY 4. HsLogan & Co. and Logan,
4ilst & Co, Wheeling, ". Va nov y6-snldAW
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siaEQt. KY 14lIIYgftalaII sa 3 .rr a
@eatfal.
SEIlIERS, COUGH SYRGP.

OHQuHllU UUUu1 U4nU1s
TITS PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
1I5 Es %it t Sehi n Si1a it1
49, bdccesl Containing no inf1ammatOty or
spIrituous ingredients whatever, e Is not only
and Bronchial, aneOtIpns hut Is peculiarly
yafddhle 70 cifiidfeh, aiIoidlng great relief IN
Whooping Cough and kindred diseases. From
a large number OF certificates received lfFom
year RrtOyear, we present the following:
~ FF61i1 tRei ReF.fT. q. Lamb, Pastor OF
the Baptist church, Alexandria,
ALHASpR1A, LICKING Co., Feb. q, 1855.
~ b-ti in January had ssyeFec0pghI pro-
go most tiIbeE3datIl nniHfifs from
Friday morning until Saturday NIGHT Itook
twice, In the evening, Of the prescribed dose
and retired and slept an night without 1 si5I-
SSff iSI1 sS6E gi1gissg; iS rs BE and
inconvenience.
since 5RSt tine PsSs gysg 4 fseapsatly
tally relieved them. YodFs, hulyI, 2
Reeenmended partie9laEIy to Clergy
Speakers.
Professor Porter has, without solicitation,
1, gwen ifeatet Of the eNcellence of this
Iel ~ aIe with eopghs-
,5li 81 HoTSI.s neceInberip ASA
-li,t - 6een lgIsome time
is,l and almost constant cough and having tried
vatIods' remedies, DO, and RlI 70 no
W. ". waIiace Of this city, to make atrial
Of r. e. Sellers' Cough Syrup. I did so, and To-
eSisIe Il 81 itases difiSaity iim%eHl;
that lectured before my respective classeS,
but on tak1ng spoonful OF the syrup just
s+ t with. IT. eAs Ase The evening. n
- 3 !. would an end II q cier1y1
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2 What Language can describe the cona
fusion of the detected Ismuggler, the
despair Of the wife, the amusement Of
the spectators or the astonishment Of
The offence was too public 10 be oyer-5
looked: 2gsf es5i59 = q
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z-THE london c6itrt JoitS3.dt tells ]t6a
following story Of Lord Pait6hiissrl7s t6hiisl7 ~. 81,
whom'it styles t'the glorious q Old boolg1::'5 81:
The great Key 70 Lord 7Paimerston,
undytng popn1a arfty Is that he lrnoyvs DIE
voice Of the people when; he hslra n
ana can tell when x Is raised IN ehFnesfi
HIi1llss MS colleagues or Snbofdinafa
Eooh-poohP and put their fiIlGeFe III
ttAelE g ear. Many years ago 6fFunelSdu
the correspo ontient Of an lsn6iisIi fIaiIv
paperi at the camp of Don tslrioSi NY,
taken prisoner by Espaffero. and WIS
sentenced 70 be shot asI q spy. ON The
arrival OF the news. Mr.. Michell. tie
managing pfoprtet or the fafe ef went.
70 Lord Palmerston, ringing MS Lords
stlipu uptn the mid dls6f "a MINT I,f,fl
Palmerston wrote q siispat ii ealefi n.
ana gave II. % Mr. 1iicliell with In
stEucdons 70 pFpeeed mt once To itlis
antnet messe1g who had st.sfs=
turned nom Vienna On arriving, the
messengerW ia lied. lin. - M. Sifcb-
ellis surpti e, came al III IN ten min
booted and 81 &, /, and an ready
tor 2 Journey his orders were 70 start
for theG GhIt8ttnoa l1eadqu ut once,
TO travel night and day, and "a spare
no EXPENSE -. f--rssi.l
Hestarted, and by itlicsre dible exartions
t-the railway stem was IN e iftfii
In those tlayB-I1te sauteCl him 81 II 4is4
entrances TO l3paFt eros tent nj yvf,Isv-
moment Whemuf Cru iieiSor ~,
awaiting among b ii 6i q ij n -
HieSI the arrival of q mn party. tVVhais =
your busines5P u come irom I,oTd
Palmerston 70 request that the EnRliSh-
mans llte Del elspared.' s1mpossiblst he's
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n Under section "a dit Is suggested that
the sSonthefno States which fafify the
amen dment may apply to Congress for
compensation for theita amaneipated
slayss, as that Is claimed to fall within
the power to enforce "a flieamendnient by.
s'appropriatei1egislation.'t lfszzsa q
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20 Ilhtlneht htloh Or tlle AmeIidmlesInt. q
The votes OF but two or three moro
tstes are required to max d the amends
zment prob ibitlng slavery a part of the
National Gonstttdtibn, 1t has been az
Iead! atitied by ths egislat,i ,iEes ofthe