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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
ENTERTAINMENTS. e. TINS EvCylyg

ENTERTAINMENTS, &c. THIS EVESfyG.
L9ys Or The Toess.' sqd he ss" ,Onsh, At the Bro,dv
Toconoiude with Married nd setteos
~ Sss f SS sa T Tanns H. S ss,,oa Ao as %
phresY All Tor The Der eht OF Mr .hsr.
As You LKs IT, this evening Wacks
Kssse-M., ksege :, Ro.aiDd, NJ wsIlscL J1iss'
with "Tcd6y Tier BTo9ghsni a. Teedy"
ho never Womah s! M SIa ss, A sSs IN. IfI
10 he afternoon, Day Wedding" sad
ST M.sr, ~ sys.i3s s5s 5' p .sfaG4S Yep
TnE HroDEo Dresen and evening remarkable
ysney Of FerofmaH'es Races Ioamamenis trained Animal
wooo ASsTHELs continue usual thor interesting amusing
oy NJ a1eySr og gosf 81 40 a"4sis.1 q IT, M,
BASyARos HoLT tho usual hour. At NJ. m
sAs5oAbs aissI.sW'I exhibition Panorama Han No 90
THE wAsassTos ExasITos q Pan'a. other WORKS q Al
The NewYork Typographical Society Will open The
rooms OF the Printers Free Library No Chambersst.
during tbs day and evening for the public inspection
their literary works. This library Is sustained b. ga. q
books, newspapers aud money from publishers and ohsu
and Is well worthy II encouragement
On Tuesday Mr. John Taylor Of Northaed entered moo.
his duties az keeper Of the Robbins Reef Light House s
place OF K 81 Cary, removed. Mr Taylor has been for
many YEAR worthy and respected citizen Of yonh6ed
Richmond County
- " M. Anus ieAIce took possession 81 TIE
fosiOiee al Po Richmond IN place Of CrocheroB 70.
moved
On Sunday ast says Tie EEenrH. JoHraal the wife Of
hr John Steele OF that village presented her husband
With three dsughier, At birth The mother and daugh
are doing well
Mr John Kelly Of Rondoat has received the apooius
msnt II keeper 81 the lighthouse the mouth Of The Ron
dcui Greek, N the place u John Warren. removed
Aoomplineniary benefit 10 Nr c. W. Cfarrg will Be-
sven on Friday ever ing neat a. which a. e1,rsorliasry
array Of talent vii appear M- & is tue WI kao~n anl
escT'eoy popular Director Of Adjustments A, Bsrnums
Mu'u Sad ~ actor Of estshshra fame ard fac taleo;
lis heuds VII maze ths compliment a substantial Affair."
The taicd States rnal steamship Franklin CAP. wOt
'on Ter % noou on saturday ior souhsmpol and H.ws
Win lt3 passerFci aad si35l, m specie Amonz the
passtgtfs We observe is olMr Crosksy ConsalS
southampton Archbishop Mos4a,ra OF Bogo,a Hon
h'l TT heI'ne snd Rev Dr Philips
The tsi asme Of tie ho1ns and home match betveer
Nev lork and he - George Cricket Clubs will be plsyet
ON "Wednesday next, =, tie Red House, Harlem Bob
sides are exens themselves 10 bring their utmo. orosD
the Geld Micksts to BE- pitched al 10 O'Clock
singular act Of malice was performed in wsnf ca
Friday a quantity OF strong acid was poured into he
ocks oi couple Of Holmes & Buffers Phenix Bsrgin-
lof Safes made for the Marine Bank and about 20 b
placed Ia that building The locks were Of course spoiled
Mr. Bepiamn r. Smith Most Honorable Grand Master
1t be National Order Of Good Fellows died on SAtsr.
day night Of consumption n bis residence IA the Seyerh
Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

,.n lay take 10 eospizance dsasrd onlya legal .o.,s
brhfual lrrnlenrs but the cor thoe Who Ask
I woud s.y make this teUO~fs'c~ Question a matter
divorce and the battle is hslf wholly achieved
have se The tighter give up her heart uoressrvedly
@, the sler a. husbtn7 but tue Of her love vert
So,,n In dsrk ness-ihe had forgotten his pigA.5
yows he Rad buried all hs affections 10 tbs wins eu,
- ~. IN he lo<.st depths Has women no nshs IA
Svyce herself from the b,iGyer OF her hnpfs-hs oos
Who has blishted Der Affections, cast mdev over her
nsb Shall She be- compelled 10 linser ever BY bis sis,
SL,u sbe continue 10 remain the drunksrd ~iie Wer
father would give up the rich love 81 d'ushssr os al lie
wssl;h Of Golcouda and psce her where sae would ax
ont her DAYS toe wife ofO0e who burned sh1
- chain her as slsye 20 An inoTued drGnksrl
Mr. Nirho'. OF Vernon sSid the divorce OF he hzns,
law nom the lsw Of God was the fret sin andt rs,s
mo every channel OF social lv-in every nstirsa
She was opposed 20 making drunsennfsss ground Of
vorce because she of cases where the dai
aid became again clothed in hs right mind She had ~
?, a.d 10 sy noble who had borne up uodsr q,
Influence Of drunken hush nds, who had sustained and ~
,her own choren for these women % declare % her
III cau,or whether they would desire {" have divorce IN
ths cause ard they invariably told her that Il una
~ cary Only secure 10 the temperate vile tho control a
her children The right 10 her earnings the legal xa
IN sscue hom.sieaj ard they have said they would We
I'm The Msne law should roll It's tide OF glory from "A.
No,tb East 10 the South West 20 restore 20 them hasbAss
Who when not under the influence OF alcohol had 4
the hes, and kindesi OF hearts
The Convection adjourned 10 meet at o'clock nun
dsV morning June =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
MICHIGAN
saut ste. Marie Canal Injunction Case-Copper and
Iron Region of Lake superior rops-Exports-
Another * abroad /, Gc.-WOOi, &c. &c.

DETROIT, Muddy May 1888.
Correspondence Of The ~ Y Tnbone
Since the date of my last letter the injunctiOns upon
the Commissioners for the building of the Saul Ste.
Marie Canal have been argued and in both promIy
dissolved thus fully sustaining their action in accepting
the bid of MessTs. +. COrnIg q Co. the one most
advantageous TO the work The contract was signed
eral days ago. and the work WI bee pushed ahead tn
all the energy necessary 10 complete II within two year,
from that dare The prospect OF this great aud important
work ber built soon, has given impetus 70 bust
ness Lake Superior and real E-tate his advanced
largely especially IN the mining Districts
The late rep, from h- Copper Mines most OF them
are highly encouraging and the Stocks 80 sy al vsncng
in Nalue Some Mining Companies lately orr IN led.
have the mot encouraging for ia operations
The fact a. the mineral wealth of Lake Superior IS et
la discovered future d-S cupmeus viii show. resr
now more parlic ularly To Copper.
~ the lat session of our Legislature bin vas passed. to
facilitate manufacturing, snd that branch of enterprise
looking up O. good deal unoer it, influence Several com
Ians have already been organized under n for the manu-
acurc Of wool md other saps products company has
also been organized in this city for the manufacture Of
Mason I0fcht on
Tie uaht If way or rather 20 cross one or the other
tracks where The ats railroad collision TOOK place
Chicago suhcc! legal Investigation IN the STATE
al Illinois
We have bad superab1ndance Of rain this season all
over this State. that planting is rather late, yet the
prospects for wheat grass and fruit crops bet
and times generally good Every thing the farmer
ha. TO sell brings good round price His butter eggs
potatoes and The little Hrlrts AL salable, while hs
beef and horses and wool are constantly called for and
coaxed away 20 supply the eastern demand Scarcely
boat here for any O toe railroads connecting with your
ovcrgrown city that does not take lot OF beef cattle
two prime horses lot of fresh roll butter
something Else 10 supply your apparently never satisfied
wants Bur have the soil aud the climate here 20 pro
ducc any qusnUty-so send IN your 0rde-s
Tie Osl nd and Ottawa road connecting this city with
the rich Grand River Nal=, is going 10 be pushed 10
speedy completion. lis advantages 20 this city viii b.
ense The advance in real estate has begun already
and many anticipating that the Chicago trcr real
will break out here very The clip Of wool
just begins TO il at advanced rates from the opening
last year. Respectfully yours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
REFORM CHARTER ELECTION

place, for Holding the Polls ~ the Electop rucs.
day, my ?, 1883.
pol from Sru,e uri San.t san Rises a. 49, Ss.uisl
The Rule. and Regulations Qualifications Residences .,
Voters &c in force at ordinary elections will be snisrc
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.....Tcf DE IT,.
JUNE.


BY MSS L. A. CALDWELL.
JssE to-day has been minimizing
All the beauty Of her hair;
The fragrance Of her tressts
Floats through all the golden am,
And the ereenness Of her garment
Lies about us everywhere.
There has burst q hidden odor
From each bud the sun unlocks;
There lie laid rosy garland
On the brown and rugged rocks;
Al along the brooks meaDder
Cleans the purple Of the phlOx.
One would think that, late last evening,
While the sky hung calm and blue,
A sudden wind had shaken
All the stars in clusters through,
And batbed she sleeping meadows
In shower Of golden dew.
For the buttercups are floating
All about you, as you pass
far ad0wn the vale, toe cOwslips
Are one lush and golden mass,
And the dandeliOn blossoms
Are like gems among the grass.
Where the brooks with silver music
Through the vale melOdiOus Gov,
Where the birds like painted shadows
Meath the branches come and 90,
Meath the elm-tree's gwayiDg greennesS
Bloom the lilies like the snow
here We sat for full an hour.
Gazing round me, like a child,
Where the brook and river mingle,
With rapture strange and Wild.
Where about the cottage window
High the lilac bloom is piled.
And a sadness. like the dimness
Coming DER twilight sky,
Steals upon me: remember
That the beauty which doth lie
Like dream Of heaven about me,
Like dream will soon pass by.
But a spirit falls upon me,
Fen as era the passing seer
Cast the glory Of his mantle
Ger bis brothers grief and fear.
And voice is speaking to me,
Which my soul, alone, may hear.
And sic, as were dreaming,
Til the low, melodous tune
or the waters 20 murnur
Low ard liquid seems TO swoOn
In the spirit of thy beauty
IL my soul baptized, o June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
CITY ITEMS.

The weather yesterday and the day before very fns
but not much cooler might have been expected from
the storm Of Friday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

Cav yresm and the Berlin Mission-Seeretary oil Le
snsten-Ce oil. sam Medary-Tbe Gardiner Fraud
Tse New.Mexican Military Dcparunens-Resals-
tiess for Third Aaditer's once, &c.
c.~r,.poDasDoe q The N. T. Tnesne
WASHINGTON, Friday, June s 1855.
Ilearn that Gov. Vroom has not yet accepted the
Berlin Mission, though have no idea that his earnest
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-06
AT Home in the Evening.

One of the grOSsest neglects OF q youth, produ-
cing incaleulabIe mischief and ruin, is the spending
of his evenings Darkness is temptstiOn TO mis-
conduct: suffering the young to be ont when the
light of day does not restrain them from miscon-
dnct. is training them to it. We have already an
abundant harvest of this seeding. Riots. mobs,
crimes giving fearful forcboding the results of
vouth becoming fit agents of outrage by running,
Incared for, in the evenings What we see in these
respects is deplorable enOugh-but what is this
ccmpared with what we do not see-multitudes ma
knq Themselves miserable and noxiOuS to the wordi
and what is that to come to? Parents should laOit
at the truth that pleasures and recreations are of
ten dearly purchaSed-the price of their impaired
comfort, and the blighted prospects Of their off
snrinq. 1t must be obvious that in this matter
there can be no prescribed rIde.-There can he no
interior Of all the evening recreation and employ
ment. vet there is an evil not only destructive TO
vonth, but planting thorns in many paths, and Gov
ering MANY lives with desolation The iniorma-
ton demanded must proceed from Judgment
conscience must be enlightened. Heads oil fani,
lies must learn that the place on earth best adapted
70 he a blessing, is home; and by example and
holesome restraint, they must teach this truth to
all under them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-06

A Mr.. WINTERS had LOST nearly all Of his hair and
had been bald for many years by the use of three bot
tee If tie Magnetic Ointment lad his hair entirely
stoai and now has beautfa head Of hair any
could wish. His age is about 80 years. .. .
sou Of Mr. Warren OF this town, Il years of age, had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving aud
wealthy father could procure without avail 1t was one OF
tile most aggravated cases ever saw lie emaeiaed al
most 10 skeleton By the Of few bottles Of the Oint
neu le oyouaL eyel andior seven months pasthas
enjoyed robust health. ..
ts was an extreme case of inflammation of tie SPLEEN
of long standing has variety Of treatmenirou less than
sight different PHYSICIANS without receiving beneftwas
cured by the use Of only four bottles of the Magnetic ONT
nen This four months aguand the Lady IA Mrs Dun
ham is still IN good health and able to attend to her usual
household duties have treated two Of Chronic SIRE
Eqes with the Ointment, both Of the patients so nearly
Hind as toneed attendant to lead them from place 10
place One Of ihem had been afflicted Is wears, the other
about wears They had tiled the best physicians in the
State without benefit and Of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated DR. Muzzy of Cincinnati, for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars in
VAN efforts to effect They by Use of the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured and are able TO
read and attend any ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number cases Of Piles and in hdsh
f} of 1iritg illa7dte Fef and geI,sTdyd permanent
cure have also used benefciay in eases of Ery
speas And last but not least have within the last year
cured four of CANCER by he use of the Ndg"eie
Ointment alOnel
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which il is recommended confidently
commend to be OF the mos useful remedies of
fered to the public. Respectfully Yours. 49, III.
BURTON HUBBELL NJ. ID.
Dated Jan 81, 1850, Amelia Ohio.
The character of this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this city There quite number of ndi
vids who sscbe their restoration to health TO the OF
this extraordinary Ointment. s. -
For sale by II. G. SCOyEL,
BERRY 4 DESOYILLE
yoay6 --. 81. CARTWRIGIIT& & ARMSTRONG.
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- We authorized 10 announce L. w. FUssEI-
Candidate for reelection 10 the Office Of Sheriff Of Davidson
county, at the neu March election.
szs We authorized 10 announce JoaN X EDsoNDsoS,
candidate Cor the Sheritialty Of Davidson county.
sss We authorized 10 announce ENOcu CHNNINeHAE
a. candidate for sheriff al the ensuing election.
~ authorized 10 annosince WILLIAM LUTON,
scandidate or Sheriff Of Davidson county, the ensuing
election.
szg-We authorized to announce Z. d. BiGLEY as
Candidate for sheriff al the ensuing election
CLERK OF TIE COUNTY COURT -t5 .st
ssg-We authorized to announce Josiah FfHRE as q
Candidate tr County Court Clerk at the ensuing election
ss We authorized TO announce FELIX X. CHEATHAh
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk at thee
saing election.
s-We are authorized to announce Isaac ~ JOKES
ddaie for County Court Clerk the next March election.
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE. --
tS We authorized 10 announce JOEN EATSs for
reeecti0n Couqfy Trustee az the ensuing election.
taf We authorized 10 announce Thomas SUMNER as
Candidate for Trustee Of Davidson County.
~ We authorized 10 announce GEoReE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson, az the March election
Ia Ne authorized announce the name OF w. n.
HUNTER Collector a candidate for Trustee for Davidson
county at the next March elections.
- JANrs T. FAULKNER is candidate for Register of
the Land Office for Middle Tennessee at the ensuing seso.n
of the Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-06
ERBs PATENT STRAW CUTTER AND INDEPEE.
nFNT COPN cgnppEP

rIlS very important invention has been in use about
i three years. The inventor has made improvements
CUTTING MACHINE IL has given entire sati,fct;on 70
every who has used il aud is the superior machine
in use for the purpose for which it Is designed II Is sim
pie IN all lis parts durable and easily kept in order
5elfeelng, aud easily worked by boy IL wears of age
II Will straw in the shuck IRON half inch TO
three inches in length Many certificates might be pro-
duced from Farmers who have used them TO prove their
superiority other straw and corn cutter now in
use Persons needing sHch article may rest assured
that il ii they will ind valuable acquisition to their farm
stable.
The subscriber has greatly extended his means for man
uiacuring those machines and he now sOcS for them
the attention OF the public and the farmers and planters
particularly IF the South and West tie will hereafter be
able to h all orders rapidly and ensures all machines %
do the work for which they designed.
Being the inventor and paenee, and sole proprietor be
viii dispose Of rights Tor Counties States reasonable
terms TO any Mechanic may to manufacture Ihem
anj Will furnish one set OF casting for patterns
sep7-Gm JOHN f ERB
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DRUGS, &c.
BANNINGs PATENT LACE, OR ABDOMINAL sup
PORTER fi777Fi - z

IN0R weak and delicate persons male or female aad those
4 who afflicted with the following diseases viz :
Weakness Of the Breast Bronchitis Slortness Of Breath
Pain in The Chest Weakness and Bleeding of the Lungs
Palpation Of the Heart Dyspepsia Costveness and Piles
Pain IN the Back Spinal Cnryalres and Enlargement Of
Hip and Shoulder Falling OF the Bowels and Ten
deney TO Rupture Prolapsus Uteri Bearing Down. ir
regular, Painful Prfnse MensiruatiOn. Tendency
Abortion. and Painful Pregnancy and the bad shape Incl
dent to Child Bearing Disposition 10 Dropping LOungng
and Weariness, common to clerks mechanics students
seanstreSses and Others who keep inclined positions l
The subsci ber has had the exclusive sale Of this clprdt
l Broee for several years during which period large
number haze been sold TO those who have given the highest
testimonials Of their remarkable curative powers The
satisfactory references be given persons in the city of
Nashville aud surrounding counry;-hHhermore they
recommended by OF the celebrated aud extensive
Practitioners of Medicine in Nashville and the adjacent
country For sale by t ii q SCOYEI,
Druggist and Apothecary North side ofthe PublcSquare
three doors West Ofihe Nashville Inn. nu0iS-tf ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-06
DIR. WM. McLANE,
INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR

ID ESPECTFUIY announces 70 the citizens of NashviA
III aud vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-
dence OF fO teen years in the South and peranentlyIo
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner of Wash
ngtoa aud Pearl streets where e may all times be fou
by those who may wish to consult him
He has in his possession may certificates from men
eminent standing certifying TO the permanent cure of the
most distressing OF the following diseases ViENer-
Affections, Liver Complaints Dyspepsas Chills and
Feyers Peurse, AsthnIa Colds Coughs Incipent Con-
Cancers Ulcers ScFonous Heinoptass of the Lungs and
other emOIages; Darrhea Diseases of the kidneys Mer-
cia and Fenerea Tants of the Blood Diseases of Chill
man system.
During his residence in the South he attended to over ten
thousand different Gases all of which he treated with more
than ordinary success. ...... .. II
DR.. Mcane hopes from his much experience in the Med
cal Profession aud the degree of that has attended
his efforts heretofore obtain the confidence and
of the sick and afflicted. r.. .
Nashville, Feb 9-IY. DR. WM McIANE
fg Al Letters addressed p0st-paid 10 South NashHe
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber ON the night OF sSa
IL the 3rd inst his negro boy AMOS lie is aboutEH
~ wears Of age feet or 10 inches gl, and weighs "
abou' l5o pounds lie Is bright mulatto, has straight
hair aud blue eyes AID viii doubt attempt to pass HIM
self as a white lie was raised by Mr.. Dickey, OF
Spaltanburg District aud purchased BY Capt james
Bonds of Spartanburg c. II. BE is probably lurking in
the vicinity Of that town, attempt his escape to
free State lie role off sorre horse ten or twelve years
and Is shod Behind quick in ga and steps short holds
fine head is sunk ye much above lhe ewes and Inciines
TO be spi.afui The above reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS
win be gfven for the apprehension of he boy and horse
the buy 10 De lodged in any jail IN the State All expenses
for kceping the horse Will also be psid. "a
Newbe.rY, = {, July, r.a- W. VI NEEl"i
..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-06
The True Church.

What constitutes church,
Not Roman basili=k OF Gothi, Pile,
With fretted roof tail Spire aud long drawn aisle
These only mock the search
Fantastic SepRlchres when all is said ed I.
Seek not the living charh among the dead.
What is church indeed?
Not triple hierarchy or thrnhed priest
The stolen trappings Of the Roman Beast
Altar or wellssiIng creed
Rites magicalt save. not sanctify,
Nor aHght that luiis tue ear or lures the eve.
A band of faitiIlil men "
Met for Gods worship in upper room, I'D
Or eanopled BY inidaigllts starry dome.
On hillside or in glen,
To hear the cOunsels Of his holy word
Pledged 10 each other and their common Lord.
These, few as they NAV be-
Compose church s,idh a. in pristine age
Defed the tyrnt's zeal. the bigOts = rage:
For where but two or three. .....
Whate er the place. intaith's communion sweet.
IhfTs icih God pyestace rs a church complete
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.... .... NASHVILLE. June 23. 1853
Cot !. p. trH,u:-Dsdr Sri have been using
he Reaing and Moving Machine paten ened by Manney
Of illinois, which you are offering To the citizens of Ten
uessee tits FIitsT SAVING MACHINE IL works
NEATLY and RAPIDLY. The amount c per day will depend
principally upon the speed OF toe team II the team can
yel four miles per hour. IL viii Reap Now, fifteen acres
ten hours lis entitled TO the confidence Of the public
Respectfully ). SHELBY.
LLF Bradley, now managing the farm OF DR. Shelby
one week one of Col. Cheatlams moving and reaping
acue we havetried it in clover and grain blown and tan
ged aud state that nows aid cuts cleaner than The
Syths blade and that il will NOW per day much as IA
hud and reap at least twentyour acres per day
iuu.2g-ts,y a. F. BRADLEY.