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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26
DIR. WM. McLANE,

DIR. WI. McLANE,
INDIAN AND GERMAN ROOT DOCTOR.
DESPECIFCIIl announces 10 the citizens OF NashvIlk
and vicinity, that lie has returned again alter resi-
dece OF fourteen years in the South, aud permanentya
Gated himself IN South Nashville at tie corner oi Nast
ngton and Pearl streets where he may at all times be io
BY those who may wish TO consult him.
de has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying the permanent cure OF the
most distressing OF the following diseases vIENer-
vous Affections, Liver Complaints Dyspepsas, ClS and
Feyers Pleurses, Ahmas Colds Coughs, lncpient Con-
sumptions, RheuinalisuS Weak Lungs, Fits Dropses,
Cancers, Ulcers Scrofou HemOpasis of the Lungs and
other Hemorages Darrhga Diseases of the Kidneys, Mer-
cura and Neneea Tants of Blood; Diseases Of Chill
dTen nIs and other Diseases incident TO the hui
system. .
During his residence in the South he attended oover ten
Thousand different cases. all of which he treated with more
than ordinary success.
Dr. McLane hopes from his much experience in the Aedi
cal Profession aud the degree of that has attended
his efforts heretofore obtain the confidence and patronage
The sick and afflicted.
Nashville Feb 9-ly. DIR. WM MclIANE.
~ Al lLerersaddreSsed postpaid o South Nashville
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yEAVIEG made extensive eu!arEcmertS in my Marble
Works In7 facilities such that execute all
kinds OF work Ia the tasteful and the latest
sye cheap II can be done IN any q ;e Eastern Cities
BY oLi.ag my Warercons the Il Sriug and
Summer stree Specimens may be which will en- Bile
persons % Judge tot themselves which is the best nj had
ayiugou hand al kinds Of Marble from East feuuesse-
Also fae assortment of Egyptian Italian afH American
Marble which viii sell low The trade wholesale and re
tai finished OF IN the rou- safe.
large ASSORTMENT o ilonunents TombS, Baptis,aal
FountS Ulns, Vases, Garden Figures Crnve Stones Dc
cared aud et'eTed to aGer Funjuwe Marble executed
to order and sent o any par q ihe Sue est as cleapas
it be procured from the Last Also Marble M,nels
Of every description, pam o ryel. Badins Stone sold
wholesale and retail.
AL orders left my Ware L. ons the corner Of Spring
and summer streets, viii with r5ult .lteutiln w
friends generally viii ind II ther interest 20 call and ey
anime stock bsire pnrcia inC ei~Hv'rere Thankful -
my old fisuds aud customers fr tier liberal 4ts3aagel
hnpeby s.gct aenl.eu % business me- ia IL continuance
oi their fIyois. JAMES SLOAN,
Corner dr Spring and Summer ,sIeejS, Nashville.
ipbl.-fv
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Come one Come all This Rock shall fly
From It's firm base as soon as ~!
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1854.
Nlh subscriber respectful announces TO the denzens Of
Nashville and surrounding country that be has
hand and receiving additions daily, large stock of Gents
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING for Fall
ard Winter wear.
Among which May be found: Fine Black and Blue Cloth
Col, spanish do Opera and Congress Goats, Double do,
Black, Blue, Brown and Olive Over Coats, Sack Paleots,
Box Frock and Dress Coats Business do and other styles
ana spiors toonuHerOus 10 mention
Pants and Vests OF style and COLOR to suit the most
fisiduODs.
Likewise, general assortment of CHiLDRENS
CLOTHING. Fine Shirts Understands, Drawers Suspen-
Gc, CTarats, handkerchief Stocks Hats Caps Trunks,
Valiscs, Carpet Bags &c, &c.
C0cuty Merchants in particular requested TO call
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
scptl3 l.. POWERS
No 5i, Market ST, opposite Union Street.
N.B.-Not to be sold undersold by any
bniation Oirlcu. |. p
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COY

TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANZ.-CAPITAL $50 900.
nFFlCE on the North side of the Public Square midway
" between the Nashville un and the Planters Bank
They Will make insurance Houses and Goods Of e. ev de
scrPuoA against 'e on Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk Of the river the Cargo cf hel boits and
other river Crafts and vessels and other caroeS ON
the usual terms JOHN M HILL, President
JoSGPH VAULX, Secretarr.
DrRrcroR'.-alex Allison. John Ill., Fcgg, G
FagE, James Correg Jho N Bass, Joseph Weeds samuel
Seay, Matthew Watson White, Jacob McjavCck.
janl
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rTHIs Is TO CERTIFY THAT DIR. i:.
THOMAS i. Union street, cared M of most obs ln
ate and dangerous rI~IULA Wuho ttln ot the KNIFE
II has remained sound FIR he las, ne months some oi
the profession here thought uusi ie t. operate it, and
many others tried but fued. cGn be found a.
the Veranlah Hotel jan5-.lml W ID. SNYDER:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26

rLINC WHITE PAINT.-5O kegs received and for
II sale low. Ths article is said to be much superior
nl'e Lead il brliancy Of color durability in exposed
ana costs but little 1t is coming largely into use in
the eastern cites. octz5 EWIN BROTHERS.
4 GID LEAF AND F0iL.--l1 ounces Abbey's
~ best Sold Leaf Is Packs best Gold Leaf Received
and lorsale by oc2o EWlN BROTHEaS.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Booksellers, Caayassers and Booa Agents supplied
he most lberA terms. septZi-ly
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DOZ. BARRY,S TKICo-
i PHER0US, just received and for sale by
jan5 w CRAY NJ g-,s
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HURTS VERMEFyGE.

THERE is perhaps disease to which children are ex
posed that is 50 universal and fatal Worms; persons
OF ali ages subject to it, and if neglected it may prove
runous Then why will YOU hesitate when you can always
have prvvenror in house at very little expense,
Hurts jariale{ TaDsifage The Medicine stands pre-
ernenfhe rapdity with whicht expels Worms is truly
remarkable Strict attention Is all hatis required.
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally.
EosSELvILLE, Ky, July I'd, 1S53.f
Ma B. F. HuRr-DeU S.r: have been using your Yer
mtuee my family since have be,n aetng gent
for YOU have used Fahnestocks, JayDes, Losid IN 4
Cos aad Others but must give yours the decided prefer
ence over all others. would recommend the
nity as a valuable medicine Very respectfully,
sept 24-wly MILTON Roberts
0On FRESH LIVELY AEECHEs, ST
ZUU received by nova II. G. SCONEL.
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0FFICE-No. II, DEADERlCn STREET..

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AaERlCAN--Is furnished
subscribers the following rates: Single copies one
year in advance 81 SO within the year So Oo al the end
Of The year s. 0a. CLuGs-of i've and upwards 90
Per copy Tor year Gibbs OF subscribers viii be
ceved for six moaths at the foregoing rates
be TRI-WEEELY is published every Tuesday shursd'y
and Saturday at g per in advance If ~ pla
advance, &c.
M DAILY is published at Eight Dollars.
81 THE MONEY T. ALL CASES TO ACCOAi AN
SUBSCRIPTION Ii
Remitances of subscriptions be Aade by mai : cur
g. risk.
paper will be sent cut OF the State unless the order ac
cornpanied with the cash.
GEORGE; w. COOK,
ATTORNEY ALTA " AND LANE AGEN T.
Noc0 Village. Tcxac.
VyTILL attend 20 the collection Of debts and the nyes
w cation and Perieciag Of land titles in Texas:
REFERENCES.
Hon o ". o. ToTTON, Hon. NaTsIAN GREEN
" Il. G. MENSEY r. L. KIDLEY,
4" L. L. CARUTHERs, ABg CABUTHEs,
%JoEY L. BgIgN Governor WV. b. CAMPBELL
aug3l-twy
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C,TAR CANDLES.-FIFTY BOXES STAR
noy11 EDWARDS HARRIS,
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

- TX LOTS College E finely located Nos SO, 81 55
> So 81 and So Zach lot fronts % feet Cherry street
and runs back l62 feet to Hume street.
ALSO Nine BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in West
Nashville Nos 81 and - front Broad street. Nos l0l
l0z l0 and l26 on McUavock st eet Nos l4S Ia and
on Demumbrane street. bargain can be hal by making
early application to W. BROWN,
janl2 Real Estate Agent.
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a CARD.

CARD.
NSTE intend keepfuga general upply Of Groceries and
w other articles suitable for family use and hope by
close attention business and always having the best
quality, to merit the patronage Of friends aud custo
mers. STEVENS & GIBSON,
i4nl4 43 College St, 9 doors above Church
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DE. + 5. WoLDRIDGH, Franklin,
isHAH 4 EcKLNs, s ringfeld,
JAMES I RA-HAw, Gelatin,
Cook IL OwEN, Lebanon,
CRocKEr Il RIDDLE, Murfreesboro'.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
nFFlCE Cedar street. adjoining the Post Office and
~ opposite the erancah, will insure The piin-
cpe Houses, Merchandise &c against Loss or Dam by
Fire. steamboats, on any of the Weston waters against the
Hazards Of Inland Navigation and The Cargoes of Yessesof
every description against the Pers Of the Seas and Rivers
Also, the Lives Of in eoed health for single wear
for term of years. during life. Also Bank Notes trans
mted per mail
All persons having their lives orproperty insured in this
Institution, are entitled TO fail participation in all the PROF.
its without any liability to loss be- ond the Of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
VI. 5 PITCHER, President
). b JOHNSON, Wee Pre.iden'.
C. J. F. WHARTON, Secretary. IilDi
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TOR SALE large BRICK HOUSE with 5 rooms
Il &c, No. 20 Vine street, between Church and Broad
Apply at No. IS Cherry street. 10 L W. BROWN
JAMIE Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26

l,ToE ES.-Nc have uu" oa l.ua and W i receive ll.r
= additions in a tw dals, splendid as. .oI.!u.f.i OF
stoves of every description, and VIII sell rrI ut as -
terms as any house In the city.
dec6 MeJL.hLG MOORE,
NolO Broadway, formerly occupied lg D. Il. s.uL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26
AFFLICTED READ!

CUM DROPS-A SUPPLY OF GUN ARABIC
j DroTs. Received this day JOHN NIXON.
lanl5
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nNSOLUTION- Copartnershln heretoflrt

nISSOLUTION-The Copartnership heretofore exist
IL ing under the s. yle OF PERKINS Il CLACK dis
solved on I'd INST by mutual consent. TIOS. j. CLACk
will continue carry the Grocery and Commission Ee
ceving and Forwarding business at the old stand.
F. G. s. PERKINS.
janl2 THOMAS J. CLACk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26

EORrY LBS. PATENT DRYER, SUPE-
RIOh to any Dryer now IN use just received and for
safe OY dec5l L. SCOVFI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26

ONE HUNDRED KEGS PURE WHITE
" LEAD, just received and Tor sale by
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STAR CANDLIS--IOO BOXES STAR L8N-
y dies just received and for salelow, to close, By
nOy22 JOHNSON, H0RNP a co
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ok HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EiGTIT
- LES. RED LEAD, JUST received and for sale
by dec3ll II q SCOyFI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26

StCALES! SCALESI we ARE CON-
- STANTIY Supplied with Bimdelfs uneqsaied beet
and Dormant Scales from 900 10 5000 lbs which viii be
sold exceedingly low.
We can alsD supply Railroad Irask aud DfTs Scaes.
from three ~ ty ions, on the mos reasonable TENS
JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
nov2s iTsoaSay.
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TTIREE HUNDRED LBS. CREAM TAR.
L TAR, Just received and for sale BY
ian5 B W. &c VIZ. GRAY, II Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26
JOHN RDsOE,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,

w for Ire # i Barber, tbat he has a. time
in his EMPLOY uu1Dtr Of The best and most cNrerienceu
operators mat handled PAIR q shears IN
Nashville His shop E.el up Neatly, and gentlemen may
always confidently rely upon WOmp attention and cuGiu.-
table SHAKING d. hopes Io continue 10 receive lhaIJ.
share of encouragement from intelligent public rha;
knows how To discriminate between "gIlt aud gold Ger
busted" aug "
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CUGaR--2o BAiSRELS CRUSHED SUGAR;
- 90 bbls Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Powderd dS
Just received and tor sale BY
nov22 - JOHNSON, HORNE 3 co
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~ HUNDRED LBS. SUPERTOR An
0i 'i-ulaS inolgo, Just received and tor sale bv
yano W. F. GRAY, II Broas,ysx
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I NIGHT HUNDRED L isS. YELLOW OCTIRF
IL just received and for sale by
dtc3f II G SCOyFI
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/ THREE HUNDRED BONES WISDow
Glass and Glassware just received and for sale by
Jano w. +. GRAY II Broadw.v
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SN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED Lbs
for aIs New CaSte super Caro- Soda just received asd
y1T9l VIZ GRAY, IL broadway
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a LIZ! ALEl $50 BARREL.S .-YgACEY n
~ wilkins" superior Pale and Amber Ale, Just
ceiyed agd for sale lJw 10 close, by
n6y27 JOHNSON. HORNE s GO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26

Having sold entire interest in the firm Of PEExISs
CLACK TO Mr.. 7. j. CLACK, late partner, cordially
comend him to the friends OF late firm, and respect
fully solicit for him continuance Of the patronage be
rally estoHed ,ianl2i 2, q. s. PERKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26

F7RESH GROCERIES, DIRECT PROM NEW
l. Orieaas New Sugar; Fresh Rice; Prime tsis C"i.ss
Laguyra Coffee spice; Pepper; sperm Eanties &c Pee
sale low for Cash by JOHNSON, HoisNh& 4 20.
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L in ii,., 1 l EEN HUNDRED LBS, RED LEAD.
jln5 W I, 1lAAl,
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A Great Medicine for Females.

The unparalleled effects OF tis restorative, in al
complaints incident to females mark Ia the
mails OF medicine. Thousands of smuants been
venedtHousanjs Of nyigoTanis purpOrng
specified diseases and arrangements
which delicate formation render er;iabls-
Tne result has heretofore been uniform These
indeed impaired moneuaIy vacty 10 the
and delus-Ye racseIes
this ash of relief has been succeeded by depression and
prostraon greater than beJre and the end has oe
utterly para the recuperaFe the
and the vital Organization aud 1nay destroy the unhappy
patient. Butin
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'sG SInv Hundred THOUSAND PERCUS-
- 80 OAfS, just received and for sale bv
VI. GRAY Il Brosdyw.v
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-26

presented aphenomena in the maera medca hitherto
unheard Ola stimulant without reaction
The herb which forms s main Ingredient has been ad-
med by all the great medical and pharmaceutical nsttU
of Europe to be in ths sui gsners. Dr. Morse
whose undIspnted authority in sciences, discOy
cred production in Aaba where his attention exe
ted wonderfully lnyigoratng effects dueed upon
the raty In fact the wonderful of endurance she
exhausess vigor exhibited by the Arab, Of both
taeir desert rmages attributable TO the OF this vi
talizing herb. -.. .. .-...
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EHEsn AitRIvALs.-2oO HHDs, SUGAR,

EitEsII AItllIE -sLS.-ZOO fiLiDs, SJtIAIt,
ali grades;
l00 barrels o. MoasseS;
100 half barrels Of oflIo,4sses;
5 tiercrs Of Rice
packages Of Nackere;
90 packages of CralbeTTies
$50 Iackages of Raisins;
l0bags OF Almonds;
go casks of Por.er and Ale
90 coils of Manila Rope;
81 packag Market. Clothes and Covered Baskets;
loo packages Buckets Tubs. Pals &c.;
q barrels Pecans Flberts and Cream Nuts;
% packages Ccgnac Brandy;
10 packages MADEIRA and Cherry Wires;
40 packages Port and Malagl Wines;
10 600 superior Havana Cigars;
500 DeIniiOhns; $1,000 COrks.
For sale by ljanl2l EDWARDS HARRIS.
GUM DKOPN-A SUPPLY OF GUM AkABIC
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DAE LADS 4 EtiS BAR LEAP,
nov JOHNSON. HORSHs CO
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FIFTEEN GROSS MUSTANG LTNIMENsr
which will be sold unusually low Just received and np
sale By Ljan5 W. F. GRAY II Broadway
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'TIIiRTT-SiX DOZ. LYONS KATUERI0S
l. Just received and for sale by w r GRAY
JAMS ~ R-osa.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-04-07
GREAT ANTI-NEBRAsKA MEETING
AT CINCINNATI.

Agreeably 10 aeSll signed by 0sE Thou
SAND DEMOCRATS q meeting wus held at Gin
cinnati on last Friday evening to demonstrate
against the passage ofahe Nebraska Bill.
DR.. FRIES, formerly a member Of Congress
from New Lisbon, acted as President. Z.
REsntLrs was loudly called for and delivered
a capital Speech. Mr.. K. conclvded as fol-
lows:
He said he had &C cquiesced reluctantly IN the
conf promise Of 1850, and IL Pierce and Doug
las had stuck to 1t, he would have kept still.
He would not have lifted his voice against
the administration for which he had voted.
But the Democratic party had never sckrow-
!edged the principle Of property ia human
blood. This Nebraska bill means that the
party shall be brought inch by inch to the sc-
acknowledgement ofthat princple, ill property
in nan was acknowledged over this land.
In discussing the question of government
with the mouarchs of Europe, Mr. X. said he
had driven them from point to point, till at
last they would turn and tell him thai his
boasted republic was a land Of slaves. lie
! had told them that slavery was not nationa
institution, it belonged to the Southern Sta
tes, and we had nothing to do with it. Bu
let this bill pass, and this argument would be
taken from him. Even Mrs. John Tyler hst
replied to tie ladies' of Old England, and tolc
them that slavery belonged to the States
but let this bill pass, and she would not write
another such letter.--Let US meet the ques
ton boldly, or hereafter our children woul'
rise up and call us doughfaces. This countr!
had been called the asylum of the oppressed
Ii this bill should pass, it might be called thu
home of the oppressed, :or certainly ifthe op
pressed were at home anywhere, it would b.
here.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-04-07
THE poUGLAsEs--A swoP.
From the Cleveland Leader.
TRAGICAL SCENE.

MEssRs. EpIToRs;--hs | have seen no
published account of the following strange,
and heart-rendng scene. take the liberty
Of sending you brief sketch, nc related to
me by my brother.in-law (who resides in
Waupacca Co., Wisconsin, and in the same
neighborhood) a day or two previous to my
leaving the State, which was about two weeks
ago.
A farmer sold yoke of oxen to an ind-
vidual in the neighborhood, and received his
pay in paper money. The man, who pur-
chased the oxen, being in a hurry to start of,
requested the farmer to assist him in yoking
them up; he accordingly went to the yard
with the man for that purpose--leaving the
money lying on the table. On his return to
the house, he found his little child had taken
the money from the table. aud was in the
act Of kinding the fire in the stove with ii,
From the impulse Of the moment, he hit ths
child slap on the aide Of the head, so hard
as to knock 1t over; and in the fall 1t struck
it's head against the corner Of the stove, with
such force as to break its skull. The moth.
er, who wss in the act Of washing . small
child in tub Of wstsr-in an adjoining room
on hearing the fraeas, dropped the child,
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-04-07

The Nebraska Indians, on their return
from Washington, where they had been
to negotiate a treaty., passed down the river
to-day, on their way home. Elk.
Home! What hear,less mockery, is that
sweet word home when applied to the Indians
of Nebraska! Home! The poor red man
has no home. They once had a royal home
when from the Atlantic even to the far of
waters of the Pacific, the red man roamed in
all his native freedom. Every wigwam was
throne and every brave a monarch.-Their
hunting grounds once coextensivs with our
Union are no more, and themselves, q mere
handful will soon exc cut a miserable ex-
istence on some barren patch Of land where
u wolf would starvs to death. If they are
going home it is to that home "prepared for
them from the beginning" by the Great
Spirit, there to be united once more with
their dep, ted braves in the eternal hunting
grounds Of me Celestial kingdom.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-04-07

6rWe have received copy Of the pro-
ceedings Of an Indignation Mass Meeting,
held at GAINESVILLE to protest against the
Administration of the present President and
Directory of the Central Ohio Rail Road
We understand that the President will reply
to the charges there advanced, at an early
day, until which time we will withhold com.
ment. The proceedings are too long for u'
to publish entire, but when the reply il
furnished we will publish a synopsis.