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Not along aeo. the desth of

Not along ago, the death of Capt John
B. Miner, Of Groton, Conn, occurred and
since that time his wife, very estimable
lady, much respected and beloved, has been
quite feeble, and subject to periods of MEM
tal alteration. Very early yesterday morn
ng she left her bed in her night-clothes,
and threw her self into the Thames river at
the old ferry landing, whace hr BODY was
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DR.. Radway's
RE6ULTING PILLS

psklse4ly taasleo, Elegantly coated With sweet
gun, Parss, regul.ts, purify. eieanse, and
disorders 9th stcmach, Liver, BOv-la, Kidneys.
don, Cos,ivenes, indigestion Dyspepsia, bilious-
nsa. Bilious Fever, Inflammation o, the Bowels,
PLes and al Dcrsneemsnts Of The Internal yisess,
Warranted to eject . poaitive eGre. Purei:
vegetab e, conta.ning No mercury, minerals, CT
deleteIicrs druEs.
G-Oeeerve the following symptoms r-saitiag
lruun Disoraess Of the digestive Organs
ConstiIa ion, !nvard fiie:. Fumes o. he Flood
in tn h.a., Aeidity CT the Stomach. Nausea.
Heartburn, Liaga.t OF Food, slinsss Of weight
In the cs.rnaca, sour Erlptions, sinking OF F'ut-
serinss n the n, u The Stomach. swimming Of
tae HeaA, hurrisa and Didscu., bssatA ne, Fruit
trinQ q tn Hear, Chekins or sunecarIg sensa-
don WIEN In . Lying Posture, Dmnes Of vision,
Doss q Ne:s 6-sore the sight, Fever anv DHii
Paia in The hsaA, deficiency OF renpiR. ton, Yel-
lovoess II the skin and Z e., PAN In the Size;
Chsst, uahs and saddeH Fia.hes OF Heat, Burn
Ing IN the FSesA.
A ks doso e RAILWAYS FILLS viii free the
syuom, nom III tie shove named disorterS
krses = esa:s 20 bsx- Bod b. Drusgista.
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SS IN con per day. Agents v.nted. Al
~ " Wv elases Of working people of beth
se1es, Young and Old, make more money 1t work
ior u.s. in their ogn localities, during ther s,,sr-
nomenta, or all the time, than q, any thing e.
We oeer emf ioyment that viii pay Handsomely
nor every hours work. Full particulars, terms,
Ac-, sent ireel send us your al4rs-e .. cace
Don 9e.ay- Eov u The tine Ion't kot Tor
vnTk or busiles, eisevrern until on haze leaned
= hat ", ofer. -. sIIxscE 4 Co Portland, Nssns.
m4yi9-Ss -6Au
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DIR. G. ALEXANDER.

lNorner Of Fifth Street and Chrfsty Avenue, Saint
" Louis. No., with over twenty years experience
In the treatment Of Private Diseases, guarantees
cure in all eases without the OF Mercury.
aIDr- Alexander's - Balsani cf Herbs " Is VIM
ran:ea TO cure Spermstorrhea Semi nal Weakness
IN all its various forms. restores Lost Power and
Youthful Vigor. when Impaired by excuses, etc.
Price. Three Dollars, sent 10 any address.
4S-Dr. A. 3 ssCircular on Private Matters. ~ sent
FREE 10 any address, which faly xplains nature
symptoms and method Of cure Of all Private and
DE jSate diseases In male or female.
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Tamof Of Twelve lears' 6rowih
Cured By Railways ResoIvent.

BEvKRLY, Mas, July IS, 1863.
D.. RADwAY:-I have bad ovarian tumor in the
ovaries AID bowels. All the doctors sAid ''there
vas no help for IT," Tired e'eryihins that
recommended, but Dotaing helped me. l saw
your kesolvent, and thought 1 would toy II; but
had NO faith In it, because I had suffered for
twelve yean, 4 took six bottles OF the hesolvent
and one pOx Of Railways Pilis, and two bottles Of
your Rsady Ee,ief ami 'hsre is no; q sign Of tuner
TO be seen OF felt, and feel better, smarter and
happier than have Tor twelve years. The worst
tuner wss in TIE left side OF he bowels, over the
groin. writs this to you for the benefit Others
You can publish II IL sou choose.
HANNAH p. KNAPP.
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MEDt Al.
Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics

A FAMILY xzDIcIsx Gaze Is ataaay .sees.as,
feu must have something 70 give for a cold, ,or q
headsehe, dnrrn9s, rheumatism, neuralgia,
toothache. Group, vhooping cough, or other OF th.
hundred ilis that are sure 10 ooas. ForsSsrned
ts ferearued. You have il In . case Of HuNPH.
Rel s. HOMEOPATHIC SfECit iCs simple
20 you can make 10 mistake; read you reed
not vat; saie-so you may act esIie~iy; eieisGt
do not kill; that save, but do not destroy.
No. Cu,es. Price in Bs1es. Cents.
! keSers, Congestion, infamnation.- IS
:" worms. Worm Fever, Worm Cosic... 25
s.yaaEColie or Teethins Of Iniauts... .
Dsarrbsea, Children or Adult.......-.. IS
Il" DysesserS, 1nIing, Bil'isu- Cosir... IS
ese. ~ orOus, vomitting....,, Is
eo0Shs, Colds, Bronehifis IS
Ne"ssigfs, Too,haehe, F.ce1che.--- IS
90 h e. 0aeises, sick Headache, Vertigo Is
10 80 DSspep.ia. Bilfous ssomach...- Is
II noDPre.seo or Irregular Psriods.-... IS
~ LeocOrrh~s, 10 tr.fus-. feri0ds----- Is
~ SBoop, Cough, Dihcuru BteAthiBg---- Is
~ 90 EPopsf0Bs, sat kneum, trysipelss. IS
Is - nr~umasssna, kheuuis lie Pzips.-..- p
10 - FEVER AID Ague, Chiiis, Fever Agaes- 50
IL - fffes, III nd or bleedlng--.......-. 80
Is - cphsa1nsy and sore or Weak kye.- so
y .,ntarsh, acute sr ehronic, Indusnza- 80
20 :. ~hs~pisg-eoaen, Violent Coughs. 50
- As hsssa, opPses-eI Eraz.thiny..-.... 81
2 . Tar s1.chas ses. Impaired II ariBs SO
- 90 s:r0fH1n, Eniar. ed Glands Sweliincs, So
"a - Ssrss- rat etiii y, fhysi al Weaknsss 50
% - Drosssy and SANITY secret ous-.-.....- 50
% - Sea Airknes>, 5 ekucss from Riding 81
n " n Gsssy b's%;s>e. Gravel-.-.. so
% 80 Nervous DebiIi ,, Ipvoiuniary
bisclsSses-. %
- Pufe hOGf IA, AK f---.-.----..----.----- 80
80 =. uriBa-y n ~nk ness. wetrins Dsd. 50
81 :. eAfnfa1 P~Ef0sis, Hyueria.-.-.-.- so
81 - Gatherings Change of i.iie----... 90
50 - eps.trss, Sp shs, ST. vitus Dsnce- 0c
"a " stpnfhc-fa, liberated sore throat 50
81 80 ChsOssic soagc-rsans and Erup-
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Ds. RADWAY.-Dsar Sir:-l Am induced BY
sense Of duty to the suffering 70 mske brief State
mens Of The working Of your medicine on myself.
For several Year, ] had bssn Affected with some
trouble in the bladder and urinary organs which
some tvass nonIRs sGs eliminated IN mott ter.
ribly aAsctipg disease, which the physicians all
said vn prosaate structure in the nrethe- - also
idAaMmasioa 81 the kidseYs and bladder, and
eave 10 - THAR opiniaa that my age-75 years-
would prevent ny ever getting Iadically cured.
bad tr,ed . nu.ber Q. physcians, and had taken
. large quantity . nsdieins, both aa,oPerhic and
Of assnai.hing ea,es Asv,ng besn made BY your
remedies, and some four 0esths ago read . no.
tice in the Philsdelphis sasur ~ Evening tost
Of cure having bssa eneesed On penon who hid
long been su61Ring q had been. I vent iSht Oh
sndess 500 Of eaeh-your earnparillian kesol.
vent, Rsady Ks,ief, and 4eguIaiiDs fhs-snd
coE1snesd takmg then. In three days was
greatly relieved, md nov seel . yell - ever.
q. ". JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

I,07 tn speedy sn-s OF seminal vesrpess. list
L manacoS "a al. disorders brought o. 81 Il.
discresiens 81 s.eEss- An{ dIag,ist ma the in.
taa01-eAs-t OseinnsG, oAt1e
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Health I! Beauty I!

Strong and N, Rich Blood-Increase Of Flesh snS
Wei dt-C..ar skin and b aIti.uI
Io.ni lsxlou eec mel TO all.
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MEDICAL.
Il. Il. r..
Railways Ready Relief
CURES THE WORST PAINS
10 from One to Twenty Minutes.
Nor one hour after resiins this advertisement
N need any oEe suesr vita pAin.A
Railways Ready Relief is a
Cure for Every Pain
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops tina mot sxcruci stinz pains
alays lnnAmmatiou1, and eurs Congsstions,
whether Of tae Lungs, stomach, Bowels or other
glands OF oryans. b. one application,
IN From OsE, TUTwENrY MINUTES
No mattar how violent excruciadns toe pain,
the kasumai:, Hai-Riiden, In6rm, Crippled.
Nervous Neur.lsic or prostrsted with disease may
suffer
WILL IFFOsD ISscANT EASE.
MAN alton Of the Kidneys, defamation Of the
Bladder, InfiamAti0n Of the Bowels, Conges-
ton Of tee lungs, fore Throat, Difficult
Breathing, faipitatiou o. the Heart
Aysfrits, Group, Uirtheria. Ca
ta,ra, influenza, Headache,
Tootnache. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Cold Cbi;is,
Asue Chilis.
The application Of the Ready Relief 20 the part
or parts where the pain i6ieuiiy exists III If
ford cue and comfort.
Twenty drops ir half tum alcr Of seter Ill in
few minutes cure CT unps, sprsirs, sorr stomac,
Hcertb,.rn. Dick Headache, DisTrhGa, Dyssntery,
Collie Whit In the so1els, and oil Internal Pains.
hayeles should always carry q bottle Of RAD
WAYS READY RELIEr With them. i. 'ev
drops in water viii prevent 81, kns CT pains from
change Of water, IL 10 better than French Brandt
WILL IFFosD IxscASr EASE.
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for hfty cent?. There Is
not . remedial agent in tine world thst will cure
fever and sSu., and all other malarioas, bilio1e,
se,rtt. TYPHOID. yellow ami othe: :eysrs (siicd
Fly Radvsy's Pills. 70 quick Led az Hesdy
Relie,. Fifty cents per Bottle.
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PRICE ST. PgR BOTTLE
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
NEW YoRK, Oct. IL, 1870.

from q prominent gentleman and resident Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio for the past Iorty years veil knovn
70 the Newspaper publisher III roughout tie United
6tates:
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FAMILY CAVES.
No
1. With Is large isree DParhns Yania
ROSEWOOD CASE, and flusnphreSs'
kA0anOeof. athic Aena0r (NeE Book l2 o.
2. With Is large 1nFeeDFachsn Ntass
MokUSCoCasE and specific Honepath.
&C Manual lsmsli boot )..--..............-lOOO
8. With Ss Large three Dssse q an ysass
MOROCCO AsE ,snd specific Hou9path-
&c Manual 90
4 With 20 Sarge three DrAchna
Sf.ls, SUEarCC, CAst, and spec ne
Homeopathic 90
5. With 20 sserxe shre~ Dsachm
Walls PAPER CASE, and Speciac
homeopathic Manual .---...-.-.- ......5 90
nse large and W
FOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
Sent by mall or express, free, on receipt Of the
price. Address.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Company.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
582 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Uptown z; are, No. si7 Broadway.
Theo. Egersdort, R bert Parham, Agents. Leav-
ensorth. sPrI4-eOd&w
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Kidney & Bladder Complaint

Urinary and Womb Diseases' Gravel, Diabetes,
Drofey, stcppsse Of water, incontinence Of urine,
Brtghps disesse, aibuminuria, and all cxse-
where there are brick-dust deptsits, or the water
Is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white Of esq, Threads ike white silE there
Il . m.rbid ozark, bilious appearance, and white
boIe duet deposits, and when there Is pricxing,
burning sensation when passing water, and pain
in the SEAL OF the tack and along he l0ins.
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H,,d ..FALss Asp rkUEn

send Gee isster-stsm2 70 RAILWAY L 60. N
q Wansa 81. rev 1erk. Iaiwaasias u@tA
ehsnmnas vfl - sons ysa.
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DIR. RADWAY's


Has msGs the most Attending Cures 50 gu eli, 20
rapid are the chsnSes thu body unde.soes ubd, r
the influence Q; this truly wouderta mediciue,
that
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Established in St. Louis in 1887.

their nature ond cufe. IfVats on
explaining their causes, symptom
10 the only really scientific work q
ed. contains nearly 80 pages and
pet. Sen. BY Nail securely seaied
dress. Dr. G. A. BoHASSAN .6i9
s.. Louis, Mo. Esab,ished in Is
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1oRs mn, AND WAREHOUSE TRUCKS.
Il II II M . 8

ToGsnSes, dealers and those y h. viii use their
influence nal sales. " II give So pr c. nt
cisccun; from our p-ies Ms al but hay and
stock scales; on hay and sock sczi-s y Ia give
90 per cent. disroAnt all sizes e1eept four
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DEGULAR CATsKtLb LINZ UP THG On RK-
~ Steamers INV CHAMPION hud WALfhR 8KBfR
leave Ctnal ROuln SHE. nisht
DAY, o r.. ~
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nNLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE
tue GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMrANYis
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND HhVHR.
Tho arlendtd vessels this Con.
tncnt tbeng south ry any otnerJ viii sAii
from pier No. 10 North RIVER. - iOll0wss-
tMANIh ruNtlfl. .s.ss.ss4s.. .s..4s-Hturiav Way
AN .ki9oE !f0uzoZl. ..........satnrday, MEy -
Nllt ~ fAkia UAchesiteIl enturdty. May ~
PRICE OF PAsSA8e IN q lLD unclutug winet
First Calm. Sn0 second 500; ihird SD
Return Ftckots at reduced rates
ftecrage, = WIKI superior aeC0Tnn0a 4 ions and In
cludn9 All nccc.Slrsos withOu extra cha 70.
0bOkUe ACkEhhlE AIenL ~ Broadway.
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CRGAT wEsFsRN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRI lTOL sNOLANDl bIRECr,
co. sai.ing from pier Is East River ioiiows'-
nih .ssNafur W, WAY v
GnhAr WESfE"N, Wludham. s.......Sa tarday May -
Cabin Dassag 80; Intermediate, Sass steerdge, so.
currency excursion tickets, elW
Apply 10 W. - MORGAN AGENT 70 S0utn street
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nPPoSTrION-ALBANy kND TROY. FROM fJER Is,
Franklin Deck so ccnss cabin. with he rth,
Ell Steamer =. y. CaUYLER Mondays, Wednesdays
ami FRIDAYS, 9 r. "a.
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HELP wANTED-sTALEs.

WANrEp--FoR THE UNITED STATES MARINES,
w 70 Girrs who haye been hnn0rably al charged
from the marine corps. Apply al tbe Ma giua
Barracks BrOokIyn ~ v
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AID DoMINIoN. srEAMsgIF coMPANY.

CTEAASHIP COMPANIES L ING LARGs QUAINT.
> ties OF printing will flnl n advantageous deal
the MEfkOFJLI AN IStiNG tABiI lAiENr.
No 2lS Broa way. its facilities for doing every Kind
plsseI. while In promptness neatness
chcapus - IL Offers special Inducements Bits Of
laing shipping Receipts TicScts Manie-s Passeuger
Lists tircu.arS Pos ers Cards Wayb Ia and every
special form used In the Transaction OF business
fully prepared and printed.
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III ST o Ass OoAOHM ANS SITUATION WANTED
Bya Protestant married man. OF respectable ap'
pearanes sober and industrious habits; IL q reliable
driver. excellent c,ty references Address q. o. Herald
Uptown Branch office
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IrOg LONpOUr AND KINGSTON. CONNECTING
II with Roniout and Osw Railroad. ami X at
Highland ais lnesr West Peinu, tgrnwal Newbarr.
Mai. borough dltton, HiEh an 4 rax9 aud Es0puS
the siranibaat IHUBAS CORNELL. every Tuesday,
thurs lay and saturday leaving haFrs0n street. pier ~
North River. II r. ".
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(NARDENhR' SITUATION WaNTED-BY A PkAC r.
" cal gardener in all the branches; recommends
tons to correspond with from respeetab 0
gentlemen. 10 whom refers. address Il. g.. box i75
herald office.
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. from the White Star docks. pier 8! North 6lyer.
Rates saloon, So ana 500 in gold; return tickets,
SI gold stcerag at low rates
saloon. staicrooms smoking ana bathrooms are
placed dshias. where the nose and motion least
AT riding degree OF comiort hitherto unattainable at
ror inspection OF plans and o,her information apply
at tho company's office, ~ Broadway New York
H.. CORfl
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TRAVELLERS GumE.

} 10 40, 8 - and s;S T. NJ
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NJ ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
In STkAM HIP LINE BETWEEN NEW WORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BkEMhN
Company's pier. loot OF Second street H0bokcn
D0NAU May kHkiN............. May IL
MA No.. ......-hay Cd R......... NAV ~
Rates OF passage from New York 10 southampton,
linyre or Bremen;
FIRST Cabin. n gold. Second Cabin. SEQ gold
Storage. $2i, CURRENCY
freDaIA steerage crru1cateA 80 cnrreneY
Return tickets &c re- ue0d rates
for freight or Passage Apply 10
or KiCdS No. Bowling Green.
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GREAT REDUCTION liz FARg.

GREAT REDUCTION ~ tARE.
"A PEuPEEfs Line STEAM Ks FOk ALBANY
FlRSr CLASS PASSAGK o.; DECK 81 CENrS
sTAT4nO0NS WARMh ~ loan F0& TIN
COMFORT or PAS>BNGERS fne DREW or ~. JOHN
leave every eveuInf st O'Clock (sunday excepted,
RON per 81 No n lyer loot mai street. CONNECTING
AZ Albany with all railway tines tor the North AND West
licSct, aud at DO ids xprcs once,
ga Br atwsvi So Carriers hxpress Company. lAl
Br0auwav, and At FUN Avenue Hotel aud baggage
checked 10 destination the wharf
ATTENTION RAILROAD COMPANIES PUNOH
N shpa "trip Tickets priated cneagar ant On hcter
board al the VI TK1rO.IrAN rRiNflNG 4 sfAhblsH-
MkNr Herald Building, New iOrk. than anywhere eiss.
luIIZENS' LINE % STEAMBOATS, foR Troy. con-
~ nccun with all RAILWAY ines Nor aad West; fare
% GEMS deco; cabin passa tnCuiing berth 81 Be
gHn steamboats, leave iaiys satufdlV excepted ~ =
". from picr ~ North river. foot o. Leroy stroeG
Through tickets sold over I'll connecting lines
HALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
II and fa Rivef.--!se steamers .hWp193 Rid ca5
COLoSY leave er = North liver loot u Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted A. 81 y. Through ticzea
sold al an princinal hotels Ia the city
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XNAETED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN FOR GIN
w era homework must be good cook and aundress
and have good city Call atI4i East 10Th St.
from IN A. NJ. TO II. VI.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-mALEs.

NANTED-A SITUATION TO ASSIST IN WRITING.
w act as light porter. Address X. q y, box I'D
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EARDENER-BY A SINGLE MAN (PRo BSTANri ;
VI is good flower and vegetable gardener; excellent
10 erence from last employer. Address Q. w. Herald
office.
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COMPETENT MAN WAC HAS BEEN IN THE
N boys clothing business last 20 years wishes 81
ton salesman foreman in retail wholesale house
best no erence Address NJ W., box 1874 Herald Uptown
Branch Ofnee.
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LTIRsT CLASS GROOM AND coAoHMAN-TdoR-
L ougiy understands his business 10 willing and
obhging; reliable careful driver: will give
ceptronabe reference. Address CoACbMAN, box l4i
herald office.
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YOUNG MAN DANE, SIX YEARS IN THIS
n country, wishes situation in wholesale mouse a
porter, raeker asss ant Shipping erk good refer
cree Address O. o., box 2S Herald Brooklyn Branch
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-29
I--t--.l
Charles d. Merrill, admir-, ETC., etaI, Us.
r. IL Hmm IF I'll

r. II. Elqm ct al.
Two tracts Of land lying upon the west side OF
the Gallatin Turnpike, about ~ miles nom
Nashville, and being the same land sold by K
II. Elan to G. ". G.. Payne by deed, registered
IN Book No. 80, PIP. 262 and 263, and are bounded
as follows;
beginning at stake in the center OF said
turnpike, the northwest corner Of the lands OF
ErandeT Williams in the south boundary line on
the lands Of the heirs OF Jane Craighead, run
ming thence south SO deg. west with said line tO4
poles % a stump, the northwest corner or attract
Of land sold by William Williams to Josiah
Williams thence west with che Craighead line,
passing the southwest corner at s. poles, it be-
ing the sOutheast corner OF A. " JOhnsO1's
land; and continued west with bis line and with
line Of Quigley, in all 2i2 2-i poles % a stake,
the northeast corner OF Eubank's tract; thence
with his east line lS2B poles % a stone in Mrs.
Martins north boundary line; thence east with
her line l4 poles 70 a stone, the northwest corner
Of VIM Williams land, west Of said pike thence
south 81 deg. east with his line G6 poles 20 the
center Of said Pike and corner OF VIM. VIII
hams' land; thence North 10 deg. east along
the center Of said pike and line %
William Williams IS poles; thence north
Ik east with another line of said VIII
hams 96E poles % a stone ,uear q haW BUSH
thence north deg. west with said williams line
and with west boundary lire OF Erancer viii
hams, in al l03 poles 70 the beginning, and con-
tanning sos 7O-lOO acres, being the same land
sold by Nandall and wife to said Elan, and reg
istered in Book q, PIP 43l-2-5i r o. ID. c.
The other tract is bounded as follows, viz:
beginning 40 a stone in the west boundary Of
the samt and running thence with Felix Eu-
banks south boundary line' north 50 deg. west
A l6-l00 poles 20 stone Ons-halfp pole northwest
OF an ash pointer; thence north - deg. east -
poles with said Eubanks' west boundary line to
stOnei thence south 50 8 deg. west . LIN poles
70 stake; thence south ! = deg west ls9 poles
70 stake I'm Mrs. Martins lice, thence south 50
deg east 66 400 poles % "a stake I'm west bOuu-
dary Of above described tract, thence north =
deg. east l62 poles % beginning, ana contains II
acres, and being the same property conveyed to
said Elan by p. /. NichOI BY deed registered in
Book No "a, page 5ls.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash
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THE IRRUPTION OF CHINESE
CHEAP LABOR.


Some interesting statistics are given
by our San Francisco exchanges, show
ing the number of Chinese who have
arrived at thzt port during the past
three years. 1t appears that the immi-
grafton is largely IN excess of that from
the same source for any previous cor
responding period, and, according TO
authentic adyices, the number to
arrive will far exceed that Of any
year yet past. Every steamer and sail
vessel sailing for San Francisco from
the Orient, is now taxed to its utmost
capacity by this class of immigrants,
and, although the accommodations are
greater than heretofore, only an infn-
itesimal proportion of those desiring
to come can be accommodated. The
majority of the Celestials belong to
the Lowest classes, and their
condition is little better than
that of slaves. In its issue of
July Is, the Bulletin says "The
steamer Great Republic arrived yester-
day with 9S3 of these people. Two
more steamers from China will arrive
this month. In addition to the arrivals
by the Great Republic, the steamer
China has arrived within a fortnight
with go Chinese; the ship Avonmore,
438; ship Atlantic, S89; ship Her
Royal Highness, 20, and the bark Will
liam II. Besse brought Az"
For 1S62-63 the arrivals were 5, 494
while for 1874-75 they have been 49,
SO7. The total immigration during
the past twelve years amounts to 49,
OLA.
California may well be puzzled over
the solution of her cheap labor prob
lem.
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MATT HEAD, whose name became
conspicuous IN the late election In New
Hampshire, received, a few days ago,
a barrel of -four from Manchester,
n. H, addressed at one end to "Gen.
Matt Head, /" on the other to Nathaniel
Head" The barrel of -four was re-
turned to Manchester, the way.bill be-
ing endorsed as follows by the station
agent at Hooksett, Mr.. Heads resi-
dence: "There is no such person as
Nathaniel Head to be found In Hook
setg, and Gen. Matt Head refuses to
pay for one end of a barrel of -four.
He wants a whole barrel or none"