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or 10 help the Kayaks of Turkey, but to
impress on the Mahometan populations IN
der her rule or adjacent to her territories
that her strength is unbroken, and that she
can rule them with rod of iron If necessa-
~. It makes exceedingly htlle difference to
as irhether zoe are lightly spoken Of and our
prestige is pronounced 10 Be at an end in the
beer gardens Of Munich and the cafes of Flor
ence but II is Of vital moment to us that at
Lucknow and Peshawur We should still b
thought quite sure to win IN aslruggle, II
struggle 10 forced on US. We are also ma
ton OF traders and Of carriers, and we are
rich because we trade with every nation,
and carry the goods Of all the world. Some
of the greatest nations of the Continent are,
in this respect, Of the least importance to US !.
This is a concise statement of the
feeling and policy of England, as ex-
pressed by the parliamentary leaders
and through the press. John Bull gives
notice that he has had enough of fight
ing and is going TO confne himself to
trading and money making hereafter.
1t is difficult to realize that nation
which in times past has been so plucky,
quarrelsome, and dictatoFisl, and which
has coveted power and glory, should
voluntarily resign its position and turn
its back upon the pest but this sacrifice
the people of England have certainly
determined to make, and the fact it
self cannot but be regarded az among
the most momentous in all Current his
tory. IN 7. World
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insurance Excitement in Connecticut,

Insurance Excitement IN ConnectIcut.
The present legislature of Connect
cut. now in session at New Haven, is
pressed with applications for charters
for new insurance companies. Most of
these applications come from Hartford,
a city widely celebrated not only for
the number, but for the wealth and
trustwcrthiness of its life and fire insu-
rance companies. The success of these
old companies and the large individal
fortunes that have been made from di
yidends of money and new stock, have
stimulated the formation of new enter
prises. mainly of the sccident and
travellers kind The number of those
now asking for charters is over two
dozen. Some of them haYo alre ady
"eone through the mil" aaG in some
cases have been rejected by the Iegis
lature, or vetoed Tin at least one in
stance) by the Governor. The lobby
members largely represent the insu-
rance interest
The legislature has already chartered
a olive Stock Insurance Company"
established at Hartford, with capital
of 100000, and designed, no doubt,
to insure valuable tTotting horses,
which might represent the sole prop
erty of the owner Another curious
company has made application for g
charter, and proposes to insure against
damages by stesm-boiler explosions
a thing which no other company will
do. This seems to be q craving for
extra hazardous risks, but the COM
nany wisely says something about g in
snection" before it talks of insurance
The ssme company, if chartered, offers
10 take charge of plate, papers and
other yaluables, and to insure against
Losses by fire or theft
The number of these new compa-
MES. and their readiness to insure
upon almost any terms against almost
any contingency, Is a source OF some
upeasiness TO the long established and
Urespectable" companies IN Hartford
and elsewhere in the State, the stock
holders and directors learning that
some slight indiscretions (such as the
non.payment of losses) on the part of
their younger brethren may tend 70
discredit the standing and shake conf
deuce in the stability of older and al
wevs Trustworthy companies, whose
responsibility is undoubted.
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Self Abuse.

This vice, which Is never praeticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin OF thousands Of the noblest
aud mont talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquenee or pen 10 song.
II has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, snd reduced the miserable victim Y
A living skeleton. Nor are these its fnal
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruirs Of reason, the MOST melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call On
DR.. ColanAsn, No. "a NORTH Cherry street
or address him By letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. ishze-H
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CITY NEW $.

Mrs. Lauretta DeCaulP, who served sew
oral years in the Southern Army, and at
tanned distinction for gallantry and heroic
courage Is 1t. Buford, arrived in this city
yesterday. She is making tour of The
Southern States soliciting subscriptions fos
acoupie Of volumes which she proposes tc
publish relative to the late war, and inci-
dents growing out Of it. We have no doubt
they viii be more than usually entertain
ing, coming from lady who participated
in the bloody struggle, and who Yields q
ready AID racy pen.
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CoUEr MaRTIAL.-The Court Martial met
yesterday, at 10 A. NJ, when the Judge Ad-
yocate read the following order, after which
an adjournment was ordered till Monday
next:
hSapQUARrERs, DEPARTMENT CUNBERLASD,
MEuPHfs, TENS., June II, 1866. J
CArtIrS Vosss, Judge Advocate, &c.: Sir
The Major General commanding directs
that the General Court Martial, Of which
you Judge Advocate, proceed with the
trial OF such cases as are military. The OBJ
sect being to finish all cases of officers and
men that are purely military, as soon as
possible
Upon completion Of this, he directs that
YOU report said facts, and the Court will
await further orders from these headquarters
unless il shall receive other instructions
prior 10 this date.
! an, 6c., U. S. PORTER,
Brevet Msjor & A. a. G..
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- Exercises.

Miss Helen NJ. Hasslock.
I. Br. Richards.
Hiss Lulie H. Nichol, Nashville
Tt ject Where is Thy Homer
s0dle Chorus, Opera: Faust.
Essay. iss Emma B. Clemmons,
Nashville, Tenn. Subject The Shamrock.
Pic Mic Song: The Village Green.
Piano Solo. Miss Alice NJ. Love. Black
Key Mazourka.
Recitation. Misses Mary C. Hudson,
Jessie F. Fall, Lulie H. Nichol, Kate NJ.
Cantrell. 'eThs Bells" E. A. Poe.
Ballad. (By Request.) Miss Martha B.
Donelson. Pass Under the Rod.
Essay. Miss Helen M. HasslOck, Edge
field, Tenn. Subject: Unhonored Graves.
Pour lie Piano a Quatre Mains: Partisan
Fashionable Quadrilles-Shubert. Misses
Mary C. Hudson aud Lulie H. Nichol.
Essay, Miss Martha B. DonelsOn. Sub
ject Girls, what they will do, and what
they won't.
Beware, Beware" Cavatina-J. f. Per
ring. Misses Tabitha D. Wherry and Ella
K. Phillips.
French Recitation: Misses Jessie L. Wal
ton and Mary C. Hudson.
Music: Miss Mollie s. Lanier. Polka de
Braoovra: C. voss.
Wallace's celebrated Vocal Duet, Gloves
Approach: :" By the solfeggio Class.
Essay Miss Kate NJ. Cantrell, Davidson
county, Tenn. subject-The Struggles Of
Literature.
Piano Solo: Miss Mary c. Hudson. "sil-
yer spring" Mason.
Essay: Miss Lorena W. Hardin, Char
Iotte, Tenn. subject-solhoquy of But
terAy.
Air from the Opera: The Barber from Sc
villa: Una voce POGO ia. "Tyrant, III
burst thy chains" Miss F. Amanda Lee
Recitation Mss Ella K. Phillips.
Essay: Miss Alice J. Maxey, Davidson
county, Tenn. subject-Fashionab Edu.
cation.
Piano solo, Miss Mary C. Cutter.
Essay, Miss Lou. T. Lanier. Subject
Womanly Ambition.
Gottschalk's "Last Hope" Miss F. Isa
bella Hudson.
"The Law of God, -Cantata-composeC
for this occasion, by Prof. J. r. Adam
byse part Of the graduating class.
Chorus: The Mller's Daughter.
Piano solo: Capricio Frs. Brown, Miss Lo
reno W. Hardin.
Essay, Miss Jessie L. Walton, Summer
county, Tenn. Subject Through Life t
Death"
Mazourka, Miss Sallie Tension.
Italian air-Consiglida a nice, From
man fy quickly" Miss F. Amanda Lee.
Essay Latin), Miss Ella X Phillips
Subiect-stonewal jackson.
Thoughts of Home, Swiss song, FL
Abt., a small class.
French Recitation, Miss Alice J. Maxey
Song: "slumber sweetly, angel DEAR
serenade-Fr. Abt., Miss Ella X. Phillips
Variations: Don Pasquale, Miss Lulie Z
Michel.
Essay: Miss Jessie F. Fall, Nashville
Tenn.-subjsct: By-gCne hours.
Piano Solo: oaprieio, Miss Tabitha 7
Wherry.
Italian Air: Tamo. 81 love thee" Nil
NJ. Emma Cooley.
Essay: Miss Addie F. Clark, Nashville
Tenn.-subject: The temple OF our pure
thoughts is Silence.
Soldiers Chorus-Faust. By request.
Essay: Miss Matte Barnard, Nashville
Tonn.-subjeet: The Aims of Lille.
Variations: Lorena-Chs- Grade. Mis-
Jessie L. Walton.
French Recitation.
Cloves Approach" Vocal Duet. By r'
quest.
valedictory: Miss Mary c. Hudson
Nashville, Tenn.
Piano Solo: Wallace's Third Grand Polk
Miss Lou. 7. Lanier.
ADDRESS AND PRESERVATION OF DIPLOMAS.
Maiden's Thanksgiving Piano. Badai
zewska. Miss Addie F. Clark.
Farewell Song: Miss Jessie F. Fall an
the Graduates.
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Needles and Fishing Tackle.

ANDREW CLARK & CO., IS Maiden Lane, n. Y. .,
Sole Importers Of jos. WARRiN'8 celebrated
Drilled Eyed Needles beg to notify their cid custo-
ner and The public that they have on hand full
assortment Of
Warrinss Drilled Eyed Needles,
WaFrin,s Telegraph Needles, in cas-
kets exits large oval Eyes,
Warrfn,s Needless In synOpticaI cases,
9 new srtcle,
Warrin,s surgeons, MiIliners, SAN,
pack Needles, &C.
These Needles have been before the public for Sc
years, and are acknowledged by good judges TO be
superior to al others in temper, finish, uniformity
and quality Of steel.
pete, and the most extensive N this or any other
coultry. lel2-6meod
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Bl1rIYoRzAN SYHPATmzERs.-A wealthy
Baltimore rebel writes here that beil
10 the amount of two millions OF due
lars can be procured in that city at FIVE
hours notice, for JEFF Davis The let
ter further sta ties that twenty -hve thou
sand dollars have been quietly sub
scribed toward defraying the exI enses
of the trial, and that one hundred
thousand dollars more can be raised il
necessary Wash, Letter
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WHERE THE SHOE PINCHEs.-Certain Den
lists who have tooth nostrums to sell, aud
who End that the Sozodont is taking the
place of every other dentifrice in the land,
shake their heads knowingly and hint that
it is deleteri0us. If they mean deleterious
to their Interests, no doubt they are right.
Were it destructive to the teeth, these trav-
elers would have nothing to say against it.,
as evil effects would bring grist to their
mill their motives are too transparent not
70 be seen by every INTEL gent person.
June I6, l866.-It.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested TO read the ad-
vsriiseueut given in this paper, Of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderiek street.
AprilT2-tf
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CinncinnatI, OhiO.-JosErH B. QUINHF, IS
cur authorized agent to receive Advertisements and
subscriptions for the Aa4iuiis Uiaon.
Nevv Orleans, La.--EDwIs Z. OVERALL, o.
the Commercial Reading Room, is our suthoTizsd
seent 70 receive advertisements and Subscriptions
for the NdstUals UHi0E.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. Il. Tom CO. are
our authorzed agents 70 receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the Kashoalc Union.
Josx Hoorsa a Co Publishers Agents, Il Park
Tow. Now York. are authorized 70 contract for sd-
yertising IN our paper.
JOY, Cor a Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
lnqs, New York, and Browns Iron Building, Phila-
dephis, are authorized 20 contract for advertising
IN our PEPer.
s.M. PfrrEsgrLL 4 Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Park Row, New York, and State street, Boston,
are authorized 10 contract for advertising in ouI
paper.
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Eth Street, ~ Louis, BIO is our authorized Agent
10 receive advert emen.s and sub crpuons for the
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authorized Agents 10 receive advertisements and
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Ky. are our suthorzed agents 10 receive adver-
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UsI5s.
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Our friend Giers, Union street, is taking
some of the finest photographs and pearl
types that we have ever seen't us oo'Oreu
cartes dc visite are executed with true ar
tistc taste. The season is excellent for this
description OF work. Go and hsve yourself
taken.
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Wanted

A GENTS wanted 10 every toau and ne1ghhoF-
n hood, ior ''IHE GREAT LABOR sAVkR," 3
1eN srlsls 10 great demand, worth - b any
iamily. Secured b. patent and very rsi-tfIe
AgeDts male aid female, are making IS 70 $40 per
day Hito acap.tal Of s. 70 SO. Aay person having
a little sFafe time, VII ind It pleasant and proat-
snie- send stamps FOR Circulars aud return post
sge. Address z WAfVELL,
msys-Sn~ Box 47Si Chicago, u.
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very large Spring Stock Of tho latest
patterni. Of Wall PaPsF and RIndese Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
aud FOR sale by Merritt 4 HnL,
AZ Church street, MayGeld Building,
mhs-f Opposite Maxwell Hots
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HARPER ON THE RAMPAGE.
Two GuerriIIas Rescued by his
Band.
Troops Sent After the villains.

Welearn from reliable source that mar
per, the guerrilla and murderer, is again at
work, with band of some hfty despsrs-
does.
Day before yesterday, while a guard vas
taking Moy from Franklin, KY, to Bowling
Green, Harper with at least forty men at
tackled it, and rescued Moy from their Gus
tody, and made OFF with him.
There are other guerrillas in Jail in Frank
lin, and an attack on the place is feared.
Gen. Fisk has sent detachment Of troops
70 the scene of the troubles, and it is hoped
that the msrauders win soon be brought
10 Justice.
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Death Of pr. Chas. II. Patton.

Or. Chas. II. Patton, Of Huntsville, Ala,
brother Of Gov. Patton, died at Blount
Springs, last Monday. His funeral took
place at Huntsville Thursday. He was an
old aud much respected citizen.
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See a Woman

In another column picking sanburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
1t is well worth trial, and gives great
satisfaction. [dec2l-tst&weowly.
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AxorHER RAID Of CLAIz AGESTs-The
Pavmaster General has made another
raid on the claim agents, the result OF
which is, that the following named
firms are forbidden his department. on
account Of malpractice; Edward Price,
Quincy, III; George E. Lemon, Wash.
ington, D. c.; Louis G. Camp, Washing
inston, D. c; J. Nelson Luekey, New
Vortr
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH
SCRATCH! SRATCHI Snatch!
WBEATON'S OINTMENT
win Cure the Itch in As Hours.

VIII Cure the ltch IN 4S Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, chill
BI,AINS. and ali ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
Price 90 cents For sale by all druggists. BY send
inc 60 cents to WEEKS 4 POTIE sole Agents,
no Washington street, Boston, twill be forwarded
by msl, fee Of postage, 70 any part o. the United
States june5- ON
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPER5 troubled with vermin reed
be no longer, II they use "CosgAR's' Extsrmina-
tor We have used It 10 our Ea1rfscton; and II 3
box eOst g, Ue WOuld have Il. We have tried POI
sons, bat they effected nothing; but "CostaT's A.
uce knocks the breath on OF ksts, Nice, Roaches,
Ants. and Bed-BuRs, quicker than We can write it.
j e IN great demand all over the country. Medina
(Oktol Gdzette.
RR-see .CosrAE.s,l sdzsrhsemenl above.
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Your obedient servant,


The writer of this has been for long
time a member of the Canadian Parlia-
ment, and for several years g member of
the Cabinet. He talks like a fend. The
man who would write SO brutal letter to a
grief-stricken mother, is as cruel as an as
sassin. He requires, not that the prisoner
shall be proved guilty, but that he shall be
proved innocent. A new principle in law,
certainly.
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We have heard a great deal of the supe-
rior excellence of speer's sam5urg port
wine, and of its being adopted in European
hospitals in preference to their own pro-
duction. The most scientific men Of this
country and liquor assayers appointed by
the government, pronounce it a valuable
article. We cannot write more on this sub
ject now, but cheerfully publish the follow
ing card, which speaks for itself:
PORTLAND, Feb. l, 1se2.-The undersigned
having become practically acquainted with
the Samburg wine manufactured by Alfred
speer, of New Jersey, would say that he
considers it superior article, and far pre-
ferable TO the quality Of port wine furnished
in this market at the same price.
II. II. CUMMINGS, NJ. D.,
A5sayer to the State of Maine.
We have heard persons who have used
the above wine express their astJnishment
that so rich and mild a wine is produced in
this country, and is now being bought up
by the wealthier classes. Our druggists
can scarcely supply the demand.
juneI6-ltd<w
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OUR Jon OFFrcK.-We are executing every
description of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices. at this Office.
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TO MIIk-men.-Milk Tickets (pints and
o1arts, ON different o9lored card boards, Of
good quality, for sale al this Office.
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1865

VOICE FROM THE PAR WEsT.-speskinz
OF "COstar's' Rat, Roach, Ant, &c, Externnator-
'noTe grain and proFis OBs are destroyed annually
IN Grant county b. Yermin than would ray tor tors
oi this Rat and lnsect Killer. "-Laneastcr (Wi.l
Head
- SEQ "CosrAz's" advertisement above.
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EstraIs--DaTldsan Cnnnlr.

AhsN Up y y. ?. porteh. Esq-. Hrf-e p, ~,
~ Ll-.fct one IhJN-GRAT FlILY = -.
~, oag mace and tas, asrali star u sorsf-.I-
.i.isil N1lie spot TIE oltiste o. Re 81 mi -
~ e5,n' q niiier uiarts percepatis. Asu-.-si
AsEen Er y Priscilla Martin, q stray cogZ. .
ei--e spior Nth black ears, marked tr6 -
"a 80 ear icrcisef hiafz ktlle hsIossrs -
20 oiher mSriIs. Appraised % So.
NAl-l-Ei'' ALA. hcDANIL1, Rans-r.
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1866

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPERS-s should 70
collsct that hundreds Of dollars Earfh 81 Gran.
Provisions, &c, are annually DESTROYED by Rats
Nice, Ants, and otneT insects and Vsrmin-al II
which can he prevented By = few dollars worth Of
"CosTAR's" Rat kosnh, Ant, &e-, EKterninasor,
bOus ht and used freely.
rs Zee "CosIAE's" advertisement above.
HS-Sold in Nashville, Tenn, By " j. a @. e.
SMITH. and All Dr1gg1sts add Dealers.
marehiT-3Tn dkW
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks for sale at this office, or
printed to order.
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We are sgain under obligations to the
Adams and Southern Expresses for late
papers.
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CITY HOTEL.
East Side Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
HARE & ROBERTS, PrsPrietOrs,

HhFiNG lessed this gel known Hotel for a
III term o. years, and having thoroughly ref ted
ana fCiurnished it, ~ are now enabled 70 aeenun-
ruodsse the trsFeing public IN good style - any
ether house IN the county u has long teen sad
THAI Nashville was Ereatiy IN need Of good hoie,
and having the most central and largest house IN
the city We are determined 70 make % second 70
BOze. Oar charges vii 81 AL times be 81 low a.
can possibly BE- Afforded.
uasril-Sn HARE 4 Roberto.
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1866.

"COsThR's RAT EXTERMINATOR f. simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT-ihesn0n
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get It, properly prepared, VII eat IT. and every
one that eats i viii die, generally, Al place
distant a. possible from where u was taken.-Laie
Sh9Te, Bitch Mirror.
&c So .6osTAs's aaEertisamant nisora.
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Ed. Willard, Union street, viii accept our
thanks for constant favors in his line.
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GONORRHTA.
This aan cured few day. noa. n.a...aas medicines .. painful .e
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

rictures in uhs unpleasant icu-ed
while bOng Gonorrhe cured few days without eaun
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1866.

RATS VERSUS BIRDS Whoever engages IN shoot
ing smsil hrds h 4 cruel man whoever aids IN ok
terminating rats IL a beneiactor. We should like
some one 70 give US the benefit Of their experience
in driving Out these pests. We need sOUeih. Ok
besides oogs, cate, and TAPS for th business
Scientific american, ". J..
Hs-see "COsTAR's" advertisement above.
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For one Of those gems CT art, a beautiful
coi'red Pearl Miniature, call at
GIEEs' GALLERY,a
m1l-ln ~ Union st.

l.. >. EOkIEky
Breyet Major & A. A. G.

TouAro WNE-A very choice article Of
Tomato Wine can be had al the Drug store
Of Kline sherman, Church street. 1t is
generally admitted by the medical profess
fion that the tomato has invaluable medici-
nal properties, and that the use Of the veg
eiable is conducive TO health. In the wine
We have al the excellence and virtue Of
Tie plant as a remedial agent in q concen-
Ns'ed form. 1t cannot, therefore fail to be
advantageous TO invalids in certain classes
Oi corPlaints; and for such is highly Tec-
Smmended. Those wishing superior ar
''e'e ought 70 try that at the house above
mentioned.