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five years. UNDER favorable symptoms will appear on ie
THIRD D pAY after using H. H. Resoi'eni:
Ten years on the Fifth day,
Fifteen years {" Seventh day,
Twenty 50 Tenth dav,
Thirty years :" Fifteenth day.
Forty years I" Twentieth day,
Fifty years Thrtielh dAy.
We have had cases where old of sixty years, who
have been scrouous all their lives entirely cured by Rad
ways Renoyating ReSolyeht X K. Remedies exhibit their
efficacy Immediately. They do not keep the afflicted pain
stricken sufferer lingering doubt but readily exhibit her
efficacy instantly relieving pain, renovatng restoring
building and regulating the diseased body 10 health and
strength
Mr. W. b. Oliver, of DAYTON Dooly Co, Ca, under date
of May 80 1858, writes 'at servant girl who
dueed that would give thrp for her life, She
covered with rat lbee not spot pure flesh
ofthe of silver dollar her whole BODY
" cured by Isadway' IS RenOvang ResOlyent
L NINETEEN YEARS.-Mr. Henderson, of Westford
Mass has been covered with sores for nineteen years. and
cured BY r r. Resolvent
SALf RHEUM-Tbe most obstinate cases Of Salt Rheum
will quickly yield To the RENOVATING RESOLNENT.
One gentleman who supposed that this complaint he
redtary in his family and had been afflicted with Salt
Rheun since his brth cured by the OF few bottles
ohe renoyating Reso1 1ent and the poisonous Rheum
trely eradicated from his system.
IT REGENERATES every organ and member of the
body; it makes sound healthy and stong all weak, diseased
and unsound parts.
WEAKNESS, in Male or Female, is quickly cured, and
the debiItated and emaeiaed made song vigorous and
healthy. Impotence and Nocturnal Emissions men,
either of the generave organs
quickly removed and the body restored To healthy and
sIund condition.
Low SPIRTTS-NERV0USNES women the nu-
complaints and ailments which cast such gloom
their Spirits few doses of the Renoyan Resolsent
will quickly remove and the most nervous Gloomy aud de-
depressed, feel healthy, strong and happy.
Persons wishing this remedy will please ask for Radways
Renovating ResOlven Its price dollar per bottle
No small bottles is the genuine soldier less ae
bottle tears the fac sime signature of
RADWA9 CO., l62 Fulton st. n. Y
K X. R., for sale by Druggists generally.
j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
Wholesale Agent for Tennnessee
MANDFIELDS d CO. Memphis
HUDGIN, WELLS 4 JOHNSON,
novl-4m Chattanooga
And Druggist and Merchants everywhere.
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RHODES, HAGEN & CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. "a Sycamore Street. East side, 6eLOaO Second,
CZNCINNA7I
viii give special attention to Forwarding Goods, Pro-
duce etc also the purchase and sale of all kinds of Pro-
duce and articles of CINCINNATI and PIrrsBURG Mannfac
lures.
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
JAMES COLLINS Co, Pittsburg Forwarding Agents.
iant a 4 GIn
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r. r.. R.-NO. 2.-Radway's Renovaing Resolvent
Resolves, Renovates, Rebuiids. 1t cures - . -..
Scrofula, Tumors, bleeding OF the Lungs
Syphilis, Consumption, st. Yihls' Dance.
Sores Rickets, Salt kheum,
Asthma Nodes, Canker rs
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash, 'I.#-
Ulcers, Erysipelas letters
The above eighteen complaints T. r. kesolyent will posi-
lively
1t renovates the system completely, Resolving away from
the Solids all impure Poisonous and Diseased Deposits free
ing the Blood and Fluids Of Life from all corrupt LumOrs
restoring Energy and Vigor Health and Strength evey
Organ aud Member of the body
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hon J. j. Middleton. OF Waccamaw, :. G.. writes
under date of Nav, I'd, 1885, that Railways Renoyatng Re
solvent cured one of his negroes his plantation at Beau
fort of Scrosuous complaint of maay years standing.
The poor fellow disgusting object OF PITY he
moving of The other negroes could not
in the place with him. He entirely cured by
Radway Renoyating Resolyent and is Ut work upon
the plantation. To the people Of ). &. Mr. Middleton is
well known, and to the political world Mr.. Middleton is
stranger
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NEGRO WOMAN FOR HIRE.

GOOD COOK, house servant, &c, with two children
N prefer hiring to persons living in the country and
will hire in the city only at unusually good place Ap
ply at No. 6S15 Cherry St, to
r. w. BROWN
fsb1o Real Estate Agent
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r. R. R.-NO. 1.-Radways Ready Relief for all Acute
Complaints, Internal External. The moment it is ap-
piled externally. taken the system will stop the
most excruciating pain and quickly remove its
RHEUMATlSM.--Mr Mr. Granger, well known in
brooklyn, was cripple for nine years. Railways Ready
Relief relieved him from pain in fifteen minutes enabled
him to walk two miles without the aid of stick or crutch in
three days, and cured him entirely in week.
Thousands of other equally wonderful the
above, have been cured by X. r. ReheG .-..
CHOLERA MORBUS.-Radway Ready Relief will re-
leve the sufferer from all pain fifteen twenty minutes
II Will cure the most depserate cases in aew hours.
NEURALGlA.-The moment r. T. Relief is applied il
allays the most painful paroxysnIs twill always care
SICK HEADACHE-tw will relieve the most distressing
pains in fifteen minutes Ii viii likewise preye renewed
attacks. -
AGUE-in ten minutes tea spoonful of r. z. Relic
will stop the Chills and break the Fever. ....
Aches of all kinds, Pains Of all kinds Bruises Burns
Scalds, Strains, Sprains Stiff JOINTS Lameness One a-
pfcation OF Roadway Ready Relief WILL in few Moments
entirely stop the pain.
1t reduces swengs, heals Sores cuts and wounds re-
moves bruises aays the most violent irratoIS For all
pains r. r. Rebel. Look for the signature of Radway
& Co. on each bottle. r
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rlsO sOTHEPUBLIC.-RADW * co., TIE
i Inventors Manufacturers and pr,prsters the Justly
celebrated X. X Il. Remedies, the first discoy
Remedy possessing the Marvellous and miraculous power
OF stopping the Excrciatng Pains n an insant al
laying The worst Cramps and Spasins either internal
ternai in few minutes, and soothing the severe
Paroxysms of Rheunatsm Neuralgia aud ric Doloreux
IS applied. The X. X. K Remedies consist OF
three Remedies each possessing quick aud wonderful pow
ers certain complaints and diseases and viii instantly
RELlEVE 4 The Human System from pain. r ~
REGULATE each Organ to Healthy Action.
RESOLVE away all Diseased Deposes.
RENOVATE the body from all Corrupt finmors.
= REBUILD the Weak and Broken Down Constitution
RESTORE to Health, Strength and yigor all unsound
and worn out parts -iHs
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VOL. .XXIv.
UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFIcE-No. IL, DEADERICK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANA furnished
10 Subscribers at the following rales Single copies
year in advance. s9 So within the year IS 0O
OF the year 81 co. CLuEs-0f five and upwards-$2 90
per copy Tor year. Clubs of subscribers will be
ceived for six months at the foregoing rates.
be TR[WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thnrsdsy
and Saturday, al s. per in advance if ns. pla
advance, Sc. .,-
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars. ,-.-.f
tSs@ THE MONEY ~ ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION g:
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risk. -.
paper will be cut of the State unless The order Is
coupanied with the cash.
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+- GEORGE w. COOK,
ATTORNEY ATLAW AND LAND AGENT
WOc0 Village, Texas. =. ..rf
IyITL attend to the collection OF debts and the nvest
w cation and periecting of land titles in Texas
REFERENCES.
Hon. o W O. ToITON, Hon. NAmAN GREEN,
:" T. G. M'Kp,EEy, .~t r. l.. Ridley
a" r. L. CARUrHERS u ABE CARUrHRRs,
"JoHN L. BRIEN, Governor WM. b. CAxrBELL
aug3l-twly
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STEW ART & WEAKLEY,

WHULENALE Dc REI1IL GNOCERN
NO. s BROADWAY,
"AVE ON HAND and offer for sale-2O0 bbls Flour
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Having sold entire interest in the firm of PERKINS
CLAcK to Mr. /. j. CLacK my late partner cordially
commend him TO the friends Of the late r and respect
fully solicit for hun continuance of the patronage so be-
rally bestowed. ijanl2l P, G.. s. PERKINS. +
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- UNDRlES.-5O boxes langhorn q Ams.ead's best
- Gold LeIf Tobacco;
80 boxes various good brands Tobacco;
200 boxes SardineS
100 kegs Spiced Oy Oysers;
2U0 Fresh Holt A MaIby's hest.
terces Fresh Rice;
IS boxes Fresh Cheese;
1000 pounds Dried Beef eanvassed
10 nests Clothes Baskets
25 nests Market
Is boxes Fox Starch;
ALSO. "A great variety OF other articles in nv line for
sale AT the lowest prices
- Country merchants and dealers in Groceries and
Liquors generally, respectfully invited to examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
No. 22 opposite the Sewanes House, College street
febl "a X. 4. BELL.
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PRGrAsf.E DIsCONTINrANcE OF A LARGE MIN
Der OF WESTERN Posi- oFFICEs-In advertising
for contracts for carrying the mails in the west
ern States during the succeeding two years.
The Post Office Department has issued the fol
lowing instructions as to special post Offices:
Post masters and bidders will particularly
notice that the service to special offices differs
entirely from that ON the regularly numbered
routes, in this respect-that the contractors
pay must be derived exclusively from the ne,
proceeds Of the Office supplied, within a certain
sum, to be named by him; that the excets Of
net proceeds if any, beyond such sum, must be
held by the postmaster subject to the draft Of
this Department; and that if the net proceeds
fall short of the amount Of the bid or agreement
the deficiency cannot in any case be supplied
by this Department. If no bids be made under
| this advertisement, or no one named as contrac.
tor by the postmaster as special Office before
the LIST of July 1854, such Office shall be repor-
| ted for discOntiDuance"
There are hundreds of post Offices in the West
which do not now net sufficient to pay for the
expense of carrying the mails, nearly all o
which, no doubt are located in enterprising lit
tic villages and settlements which ere long
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MARLEY & KERN.

DEALERS IN
II r ARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On ST. anthony St., near The american House,
"OULD call the attention Of the citizens Of st. Paul
w and vicinity to their new, large, and well assorted
stock VI
HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nas Locks in all their variety wrought cast,
Parliament and SlIap Hinges, Bolt, Shutt rs Fasteners
Bras, Locks, Screws, Lacles Bell Pulls, and Dovr Hap
pers.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, Mil, Y, Back and Rip Saws Ratchet,
Axes, broad and pitching Adze, Spoke SLAVES, Drawing
Knves liner, Socket, Turning PAIRING Chisels;
gurs Braces, rowcls Jack, Smoothing For aI.s.
Poss, bead Guages, boring Machines, Hachcts and Han
mcrs Flat, Round and saw Flies, Two and ,ur Fod
Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
Forks Rakes, Scyhes, Hoes,
Trace Back, Breast, Timber ami Chan., Grub Hoes
and Pick.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses, Knives AMI Forks, Spoons;
fine assortment Of sver-platc britannia and Jap
Ware; Boilers, Kettles, FrcDocs, Shov,l> Tong
Waffle ir, rs, Coffee Burners, Patcpt cacIcd Iron Ke,-
ties, La"As Swimmers, Gridirons Coffee Mills,
Butcher, Cook and Carving Knives.
They have also fne assortment OF Saldlery, Trim
mngs, Siirrps, Bits, Buckles, with Chain Pumps, Door
Scrapers, Corn Mills Patent Balances Counter Scales.
ST. Paul. May 3, 1854. WITT
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SO perfect that solitary child can walk over these
vast plains unframed. What ought to be done
Gentlemen, have had some experience with the
Indians; have been impressed with the fact, that
with justice and with mercy, We can do anything
with them that we please. (Great applause)
Having spoken in terms Of the highest praise of
the Black Feet Indians, Gov Stevens said: But,
gentlemen, by justice and mercy these Black Feet
Indians, in ten years can be made equal to the
Cherukees.
Fellow citizens. I thank you tor the attention
with which, my remarks have been received.
trust that this subject will not be approached with
with the importance Of these explorations, that
my special object in visiting the Capital, is to inn
press on the Secretary Of War and Congress the
importance of extending the explorations to cover
the whole country. (Applause.]
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ping. yhe town and port were laid out, and
the buildings far advanced by Peter the Great.
who founded Cronstadt in 1910; but it did NOT
receive its present maize 1.-THE town Of the crow u)
till 1921. At the Dsfthefn extremity of the
island are Fort Alexander and the battery o.
ST. John; the latter is built on piles In thc Neva
Lucy SroxE.--A Sketch.-A friend contrib
utes the following:
Partly in Warren and partly in West Crook
field. Mass, lies a grand old hill, which was
point ID out 20 us as we passed over tie Wes'
tern Railroad, Massach usetts, and halfway up
its eastern slope. whose elevation costs good
hours walk among big rocks that most resem-
bic little barns lies the farmhouse of Fral.cis
Stone-a jolly. wellto-do old farmer Of Purt-
tan New Eng land stamp, who made COy's Hill
his home in early manhood. and with a wife
congcnial in spirit, there brought up a family
Ofseven. four OF them still on earth-Of whom
one Lucy, the wotld-known Lucy Stone, is a
younger member. With the kitchen work for
months and an occasional OUT door life, when
the hay or grain might get wettng, with
picking chesnuts in the woods and apples in
the orchards, with driving cows and milking
with playing hull-gull and telling stories at
the winter fire side, and the thousand little
tolls and pleasures with brothers and sisters OF
life at home, and six months yearly at the dis
tr;ct school, where lessons we've despatched by
single reading and the rest on the day left for
play, Lucy passed her earliest giffhOoa.
Passing intermediate evcnfs-hrr struggle
with Dame Fortune, who denied kef prize,
while she gave her an ardent tlffst for knowl-
edge and the happiest and rarcst taethod O.
communicating tive will find lIct next stand
ing. first, in one Of the best classes IF Obcrlin
College. where she helped herself by teaching
and no one couldsatisfy her classes so we'll
as Lucy-honOred and loved and respected by
student and Profc r. The sequel up to the
present our readers know already, for since
leaving Oberlin, some six years age. her life has
been in public.
Taking first position in the work of gencr-
al reform, teaching by example as we'll as pre-
ccpt, woman of most attractive manner both
on and Off the platform. with the pcrsevcring
industry that merits high reward, she has won
for herself a position in the public estimation
beyond the fear of criticism. The friends Of
schoolgirl days say Of her, Il never met Lucy
when she had not something interesting to say;"
the Editorial Reporters say, "Lucy's spceches
shall always find place in our columns;" and
the best critics own. Il have never, anywhere.
heard a speaker whose style of CLOG lence l
more admired" TIE pride Of her acquaintance,
the idol of the crowd, wherever she goes the
people en- nasse turn ont to hear Lucy Stone,
nor ever weary o'her stir rs eloqucnce.-Ohio
Statesman.
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
For the Million

PRESLEY Is now in st. Louis purchasing thu
- largest stock Of Goods ever brought 10 this place,
70 which he would respectfully call the attention Of his
1ered To thoae n, wish buy cheap Please step in
examine prices and quality and although Mr.. PRESLEY
ready AMI willing to upon those who may favor him
With Call Being anxious to dispose Of their present
in order make room for the expected shorty,
will gyen His stock consists IN part
of the following articles: Hams, Shoulders, Eggs, But
ter corn Meal Flour every brand Cheese, Oysters,
sardines, and great many other articles too nu-
merous to mention. B. PRESLEY,
wholesale Retail Dealer, at the large Brick Building,
Third Street, st. Paul,
April % 1854 tf33
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A LITERARY CUEIOsTTY.-SOme time since, we
cut from the Galena Advertiser the following
singular combination of facts and rhyme. The
verses had previously been published, long ago.
in some obscure country paper. We think We
know the author we'll. who at last accounts
was living at an advanced age in very infirm
state of health. The last time We had the plea
sure Of seeing the venerable patriarch he was
in the act Of discharging, perhaps, his final duty
of the kind to his country, by depositing his
vote at the last Presidential election. This was
in the city of Cincinnati, where he then resided.
II we are mistaken as to the person, We have
some good friends in that city and "down
East" who can set US right. The stanzas, when
originally published, were thus prefaced -
8 The following lines were composed by Oliver
FarDsworth. Esq, of Windsor, Vermont, Will,
lying sick with the smallpox, and observing
the figures upon the face of clock" -
l. One God, one Father, pous Christians own,
One sun in heaven. around the earth, one moon,
One life TO live, one death to die on earth,
One heaven to gain, by the Redecmer's birth.
2. Two hemispheres compose this earthly ball,
Which G,d has wisely planned for the good VI all
Two Tcs:amcnts inspired, proclaim to man,
The wond'rous grace Of the Rcdeemer's plan.
,. Three persons in the Trinity are known,
Who re'-n In heaven, on the ethereal throne.
Three master masJns built for Solomon
splendid TEN dc dazzling like the sun.
4. Four Evaneelists to sinners preached
Four cardinal points are the compass stretched
Four quarters our terrestrial globe divide;
And through the year four various seasons glide.
s. Five in the human system are;
Five loaves supplied the multitude with fare;
Five prudent Virgins trimmed their lamps of gold,
While five, more foolish, wondered from the fold.
s. Six days brought world, at Gods command,
Who flushed all with Ills Almighty hand;
Six days for labor Christians all profess,
While one is set apart for praise and rest.
z. Seven liberal arts from darkness arose;
And seven days the Christian week compose;
Seven heads, 'iis said, graced wondrous BEAST
Seven stars do nightly glitter In the east.
8. Eight holy persons in the ark were found,
When all the sinful yorl! besides drowned;
But God hath set his bow upon the cloud,
And promised there should be no second flood.
9. Nine muses., the heather writer's say,
O'er intellectual regions held their sway;
But since the reasoning powers Of man expand,
One God alone Is wOrshpped In our land.
TO- Ten great commandments our guide were given
Ten lcpcrs felt the envcning power Of heaven;
ten-horned beast from lawlesS power hurled,
And banshed outcast from the world.
II. Eleven true disciples, Christ obeycd,
And fervcDty with Rcdeemcr PRAYED,
While Judas, the vile traitor boldly stood,
Aud dyed his hands in the dear Savioui'S blood.
t. Twelve favored tribes by Cots own laws combined
Twelve pure apostles chosen from mankni;
Twelve gates In new Jerusalem there be,
Unto which city all should haste to flee.
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MARRIED.

Near Red Rock, Min, on the 9th April, by Rev. r..
Dudse' n, MR.. s. NJ. BAILEY, of Prescott, Wis, to
MISS MARGARET NJ. BAILEY, Of the former place.
At the Mclean House, the 10 instant, by Truman
N. Smith, ESD, MR.. JOHN TUFTS to MRS. NANCY
FLAKE.
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Lumber, Lumber.

"AvING the agency for the 81. Anthony MIN Co.,
Ia will keep constantly on hand at our Isvee, I'd.
per Landing, good assortment Of all kinds Of Lumber
which we will sell al the lowest cash prices.
Persons wishing to ship lumber up the Minnesota Riv-
points below, will md their interest to pur-
chase Of US, they save the expense OF hauling.
J. G. BURBANK and co
April 81 1854 1882 Wharf Boat.
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would pay premium to the Post Office De.
partment, if their facilities for receiving letters
and gaining intelligence were not to be so sum-
marly cdt off, There are probably many Off
ces in the more pLpulous States which do not
receive sufficient to pay the contractors for
bringing the mails to them, and if the above
principles is carried out on all subsequent let
tings, they, too, will have to be discontinued.
and all NAL facilities will thereafter be conin-
ed to the more densely populated cities and
villages.-.E Y. Herald
The Missouri Democrat insists upon it that the
West has not yet been admitted into the Uni
on" The issuing of such instructions as the
above would indicate, that the Democrats the
DRY has one adherent. at least, at Washington.
We trust western members of Congress will
lack into this matter. If we are not in the Uni
on. it is high time We were taking requisite
steps to get there, or 60 about setting up on
our own account entirely-Chieago Dem.
Press
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Notice.

THNHE Subscriber has associated his brother, James Il.
IL Gilman, with him In the Foundry B ,siness in this
city, The business will be hereafter conducted under I'll
name and firm OF +. l. j. b. GILMAN.
ST. Paul, May Is, 1854. lw 7. GILMAN.
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Az "ORoAN" STOPPED GRrSDrSo.-The Ma
tional Democrat, the New York city organ Of
the lizards" is dead. The Galcna Jeffcrsonian
notices its demise in the following caustic Ian
guagc, which we don't endorse-only publish
it to chow what the 'Democratic'' brethren
think of each other:
OBrrUARY-The New York National Demo-
crat is dead. The daily organ of the adaman-
tines in the city of New York has-to use the
language ola cotemporary-gcnc the way of
all badly conducted newspapers. Burr, the
.Rcv. G. Chauncy Burr" of tOo-snapping and
bibiologic memory, and c. Edward Lester, "tbe
shame of any country" that would own him
have used up the last shilling that could be
drawn from the Hards to support an organ fin
New York, and the miserable sheet has ceased
to appear-it is dead. Requieseat in pace.
A FESTIVAL BREwING.-Early in June, the
Brewers of Cincinnati contemplate having a
great festival, to which the brewers from all
parts of Ohio and the neiyhbOring Statos are
invited.-Cn. Gazette.