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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-02

NEW DRUG STORE.
8. L. DEMoyrLR. R. C. BELL.
DEMOVILLE & BELL,
no 26 Cherry ST.. doors from the corner of Union)
Wholesale ard Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS PERFUkERY, TOILET
ARTICLES, GLASSWARE,
Window Glass, Cigars and Tobacco,
And all Articles usually kept IN Drug Stores in the South.
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to- at
any hour OF the day night by Of the prOpretOs IN
person and families feel perfect confidence in the
purity and the with which all articles prepared
and put up. jah3l
DERFUMERY.-Fin Extracts for the Handker
L chief Colognes. Hair Oils, Pomatums. Barry's Tri-
copherous and Lyons Kshsroua large lot and for sale
low by (tebS) DEMOVlLLE BELL.
COAPS.-Honey. Omnibus, POncine, Brown Windsor
- Amandine, Transparent Wash Balls, Military and
feb8 DEhoyILLE BELL
.DRUsHES.-A large lot of hne Hair Brushes and
- Badger Shaving Brashes For sale BY
feb5 DEMoYILLE & BELL
DAINTS, Ae.-White Lead Linseed Oil Spirits Tur-
l. pentine, Alcohol Lard Oil, Window Glass and Putty
For sale bv (feb5) DEMOVlLLE BELL.
S,URGICAL and DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
- Medical Saddle bags, DC For sale BY
..-. "f.t DEM0YILLE & BELL
Wholesale ard RsSII DrpgJiSts
fets No &c Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
BED BLANKETS AND MERINOS.
TINE undersigned are now offering the remainder of
their stock Merinos and Bed Blankets at greatly re-
duced prices Also, their stock of Winter Dress Goods
consisting of Plaid Striped and Plain cUlOred Muslin de
Laipes Plaid Silks, &c Collars, Chemizetles, Under
sleeves and Kid Gloves, cheaper than ever.
Being DESTROYS TO reduce stock before purchasing
Spring Goods prepared to give Great Bargains
Dry Goods TO all who favor with their patronage
febS-n THURSTON K BERNARD.
A GREAT BARGAIN.-We are now Offering for
~ sale Lot Broad Street. adjoining the Blacksmith
Shop of David NJ Allen. The Lot is fifty feet front by
hundred and forty deep. with alley in the
1t is for sale on the most accommodating terms Apply
to LlNDSLkY & CROCKETT,
ien2l-lm So College street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-02


HAVE rsry valuable Family Of Negroes for sale, con
1 sisting of a Man and his VIE ard three Children
which may be bought on twelve months credit
ians REFS W PORTER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-02

PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIES.
% BBLS Sd Peach Brandy, pure;
~ 10 do doAppIe do do:
Received and for sale by
feb6 b .a.- T. s. CHEATHAM co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-02
A FRESH SUPPLY NOW RECEIVED OF
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.

JUST RECEIVED BY VI. t. BERRY s. co.
.hll
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-02

Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron
NAM FA Glory
MCCLURE & MOORE,
No.lO BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, ENSEsssK
DEALER IN
Ali kinds Of Cooking Coal cod and Paor Stoves Plain
and Fancy Crates, Tin Ware Japaned Ware DC.
Job Work executed with neatness and despatch.
The highest price paid for old
COPPER AND PEWTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
TOR SALE 4.story Brown-stone House il
HARM LANDS FOR SALE.

EARM NDS FOR SALE.
IL In Lots TO suit Purchasers.
Over OF Of selected psrs Farm Lands belong
ing TO the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
The price W VERY IS tl5 according to quality
location SC The purchase money be psysbe In i've
equs instruments the first 70 due 10 two years from date
OF contract; the o:heis aunusy thereafter giving years
pay The Land with charge Of only 2per cent snDum
Interest
The fst two years interes. payable in advance
The Companys Continuation Bonds received cash Apply
to CdAS NJ. OUPUY Jr.,
Land Agent, Illinois Central Railroad Co.,
No. "a Lake ST.
Chcszs, Illinois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
Gorsrs, Carriaaes, &t.

EOR SALE-Two pairs black HORSES; one
IL pair sx and Old, l6i hspos hsh, welsh
see lbs short switch tale with snip and The otherse
yss old Isl hsnds blgo weigh 500 lbs short switch
tale free white Both pair hne stylish drivers
sound and hind SHERWOOD, Auburn N. Y
NOR SALE-A cream olOred HORSE, with
u vbite and tsi Is haod high between ana yeas
old well oke to sdys saddle and harness caoers and TT DO
fuey To Dbovs riding School bth
39bst. Price S2a5. Warranted in respect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
Jnstruction.

BOARDING sCEOOL for BOYS, at Gkhbs'
- WiCH. Conn The Sum Session will con 49, -
MONDAY May 7, end continue twenty-five ~sehs sa 81
cpsns containing references terms &c sooy TO re rpn
psi. LEWIS no Ne Greenwieh oeea.-
ERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL, Stockorldge
ID nas-The SUMNER SESSION will bssiu % the k
nay Boys tfrom 10 10 yesp will be thoroughly htts1 oeo
ese bushes, pu,us stsekbrdge is well knovs 90 cee,.
Of s hDe scenery hrsth uDes aid highly snaysted sosy
CT cuas containing full informstion r..reuess AZ e.
will be sent apple cation to b WEsrEkdAshk W.
bookseiles Nc. 29f Brosdwsy,h Y
JARED RgIO, Jr (pi..,~k
FFRDINAND HDFPMANS '"'~f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

U,RADESMFN WITHOUT BOOK-KEEPERS.
-Booss Kept for real es,se ovnes. sgen' AMI conns
,ion house. ara ma, t.desmen without eeSts; pnv.te
.cutr. and partr e-shp sceouzts investigate monthly -.
ued balanced AID reoctse ne~ boots opened .nd sd.p
T.(.r. r.s,drs In States have the hooks OF
Il cir N.w York agents rpernteneeo srd balance sheet
su,,s,,ssd ve.rlv or half yearly Terms moderate
SAMUEL BHsWICK. Accountant.
No Hopsin-st FlustirE sv E.s' srook yn
1TIO NERVOUS SUFFEREkS.-A retired
i Ptv.ie,sn who possesses PRE- 'CRlrIlOSto a; proved
80 ,.orins him TO health IN few diys a er J-ss o.
s,,, f,o general Nervous Debi y snrou. 70 mare u
" I'M md u snyshere receiving letter pos
20 D,,se. no DR. Ed. VII .IAMS, No. 60 Fa4ion-s-,
Brooklyn, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

" G. O. HAZELrINE, j. A FOWLER Principal -oss
der the supervision Of these gentlemen this ssmnrJhs~
Unoer the direction Of Mr. H,ZsLrfNE ssieed V ~. ~
TEACHERS Of the highest qualifications the solid
taught with thorooshres, efficiency s'd 'y''"
Mr. FOWLER well tDo.n IN the music, wsI 70 -
the entire charge OF the Music Department s-s.teo ~,
coup.tspt teachers Every pupil !. under hs .,as. ::
direct spo csDy snPe rvision His natet hs.1
sss es esrssee house Of @ Bal son Of
their catalogue recently issuer oar Fowler ..b,s h
America HI, compositions first becsme popular :" $3.50
Tor his seholT' but bsys sioce na'de be o,ne ssa
i. in the uuc.i circles throughout The uoted fts
Pupils IN the Modern Lso.se. receive espeds '.ss
from Protestant alive teacher educated from ne ~
,pesk the pue,t French German and in Oh Pa nfhs
on. hiehy qualified to I'm part instruction ,..,,~
TIE locaif5n- suong the beautiful hls OF Oser ~
Sr,S % pani, /. limited 70 70 The charge. coar
lively low the Principals have the uss 0, no n -
Principals The session commences May s. and "H''
tnue q weeks .rux~ss
Cherry y.lsy Y. March a 1855 ..,r,ss
Reference Is made TO the follovios ssniIsmen n'~
hoo " " c.mpb,n Juds. Of Superior Court OfSi'
Richard Well. Eco hucson
Albsn sswD ESQ District Auornsy, Buffalo
Rev. JUs,u. 81 CLARK ousw. Ia
Esjor w A Thornton, U. = A. ws.hntsn, d. T.
r.Bry X T.ylor i.q Apslseheol. W. -.cTppT-
EAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS N I...s.s 81
mo MAss.-The location Of ihi. ZOO S. e.rssslii
retired sso Z ~ the . AIN Of 81. :o'. sss es,:
those placed urder hb cave fuPis are feee
Cneals, will be sent II desired m N,v Yot
pI S:;, T e.. .s' h n.s r;li E
n.y., 's' l ssy Dr. H''"'' fS'ssssri.s Attrs
TyARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-The ee ,ns.s,s
10 & y e. ;: ssi. T. wS:'S
ssas No s'' s'0.d"''' '' b. isIwxAu. rasds'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
Rfdi Gsiate for Sale.

A T PRIVATE SALE-The three.story brick
"A HOUSE ana LOT No 50 White north aide; sire Of
H0ue 3 BY ~ feet deep finished good style; CRATES folding
doos psp,ries Ae Lo, . BY 81 fset deep FOR &c
copy to BAKER WEEKS. No. l Pinsst, corner Of
BrosAwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

TNO LET-The new fve-story brown-stone-
i frcpted STORE No. l6T Csnalst. running through to
vestry Of well suited business requiring Light
rom Inquire Of Mr.. EA0AH. next door, OF Of W. II.
MCKINLEY. No. leo Broadway. us<ral lease TO good
tenant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
60 n)bom it flag Concern.

A NTIQUE FURNITURE, Louis XvIth style
IA and Rosewood Sofs soe s,s Chair Mach
open backs from Sosn; solid Rose ~ood Center Table from
Poues-sn elegantly caseo sso, Center and Tes Tables
other Cha old Cabinet With brass antique hanales
round Tables Of sih tbs bsi and eagle
claw sc &c This collective ought not % be sep
srated and the will with tor ices 10 lot to
the antique than other II would farnish
two psriors richly Apply TO No. IS Clinton pace
CITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
~ Upos the PHILOSOPHY OF Adverisns and the best Prsct
eel mode Of carrying the systrm vslushle inoruaoe
may Be bad At fALMERS Advertising Agency. Tribune
Buildings. Hew-Yorh.
NOLLECTlNG--Owne Of real estate in
~ Brooklyn Few York Cities wishing have their Rens
Collected q loo per eentsse, do BY addressing note
to @. W. w. Apple CITY references gives
NOTICE.-Shippers having Goods on board
IN stssnship NASHVILLE. destined for cHAaLe5r0S,
are requested 10 transfer their Insurance steamship JAMES
AD0Ea the Nashville having temporarily ~ithsrsws fron
the Chasleson Line and ali Transferred shove
sPOFFORD, TlLEsT0N Co, Agents, No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

WANTED-A smart, active BOY Gan Ameri-
w eanJ ssed from Il 60 10 Who car resa and write
correctly, in pleasant Office ADDRESS AMEa!CA 10 own
mail uil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON.-A
bundrrd Heavy Freight Tor the sbevs part
b haa BY In M 6isfe application 70
sP0FFORD. ffLESr0N. Co., Ma 50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

WANTED-By respectable young English
w man, aged "a situation to iesn some LIGHT BUSl
NESS make bime useu would be content with board
until he would be Of service to his employer. Address
CHARLES JACKSON No 81 Hudson-st N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

HELP of all kinds can be OBJ
u tanned ct the AMERICAN AND FOREIGN EMPLOY
sOCIRTY M rs Astor place. Bible House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

EOR SALE-About Is acres of LAND. near
the upper end OF Grsndst Brootiyu Eastern District
very valuable trset Apply ct Ne "a fDatsL NewYsrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

oftsiips charge Of Pamphlet work, ana good yobb-r
mar obtain desirable situations at OLIVER BROTHERS.
No 50 BeetnsnAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

TINO CABINET-M AKERS and OTHERS
Wanted uafion by Man who has bad several yesrs
experience Foreman Salesman In Fashionable Cah
net skps establishment in Broadw.y 10 frs rate work
man moderate Drssmsn and Designer aud ,mpetsat to
superntepd the business in ali its tanches Address CAbI
MT MAKER offica Of this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
EOR SALF-The former COUNTRY SElrof

the late Henry sanford Fsg - st.n'J Coca a..
plete oil respects for are Esutsel family Price tiss
third IN ono wear balance oa n,r<.
hlee yeas per cetL Fossu nap App' At No soo. q
SMITH DDDap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

WANTED-A situation by young Man Of
w business habits PORTER in any other CO
pacty Writes good hsnd understands accounts and no
afsid to work. Good city reference. Address W. x. c.
Tribune Office, for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

Two LET-The Upper Floor, Five Rooms and
l. BedIoom in the Atuc Of HOUSE In l3thst west OF
5thav suitable for small family without small children
may be from to p. NJ. Rent 800. Apply at No. 49,
lfi. In an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

mo JOB PRINTERS.-A thorough practical
JOB PRINTER Press and CAse) wishes TO enter into
permanent enssseent Foreman. Good reference given.
AddresS ARTHUR 40 50 2dst N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
6ouses to Ert.

4 LARGE ROOM, 70x37, well lighted, with
n oov.r lfrequIred in the fourth story Of the
1T gui,ssr No 81 BsekuAnst Apply to THOMAS B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

spe.d In tescbns who graduated with honors 10 Sciences
aud Clss.ios who Theooscsl s,.dsD, Of tro yes.
st.ndps visbes 20 obtain ENGAGEMENT Ia the city
PRIVATE TUTOk or az Assistant in first clas school
sstisfsctory references given address T. j. No. Is
Urion Theological Seminary, New.VorE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
NFLIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for

~ for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
suaed at Orena point of land projecting nto the sound
New Rochelle and Namsroneck Zt mics from New
York by Haven Railroad There sb out six acres
excellent of cultivation The D~elns
with basement and attic and complete with every
Improvement The Stable and Outbaldngs are in exec. ent
order and condition The Bathing Fishing Oysterins Boat
pg &c unsurpassed The location is ensrkabS healthy
and the Joining occupied BY first class
Any per,on Wishing eghtul residence IN the country at
very price will seldom with combining 90 many
charm, and ADVANTAGES For full p>riculss inquire OF
MACFARLANA MERRITT No Nassau Vt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

DROTESTANT GIRLS WANTED for GOOD
u SITUATIONS In TOWN and COUNTRY families
suited with good help reasonable terms at tue od
pissrIsrx JOHN you 10 Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

A STORE and BASEMENT to LEr-In Reade-
~ 81 opposite Elm st. Rent $50 Apply a, the Box Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

EOR SALE.-A neat and genteel HOUSE. lS
i eaed bstws-r the 7'h soi 9Th nesf the s,h ..
seth THREE stories bick vi every neaetn .ae
SON Nc $50 Sh sy or frou to daily 81 No ll5 Chsnber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
TOR SALE. or to LET-THE TWO BRowv

L HOU-E. brown stone moot gently sasaed hes- Is,
S. toll loi ocstion Of .5dst opp Loo4ss 30.
race Al-o. two ia LOTS for sac OF same b0cs Hov.
esu BE- Al al times kcy ~ No LONDON fefse. ~
rsrtcu 49,. inquire OF ~. SCHNkRI No. LooSa,s,,
fsce or No eg " illiam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.mThe FIX Il

osi locust and thoroughly cros braced with ron
strap being fitted in the most spproyed nsnner
Appiy 10 JOHN GRAHAM. No. 90 Wsiist
T1NO EXHIBITORS.-A large and superb En-
HIBITION PAINTING. by distinguished nstise artist,
which has Welded portion Of the United States net
income of 81 90 per will be sold rented to care
mi perscn on terms 1t may he for short
time and explanations will be given, apple alton TO ~ W.
@ y CFEsIER No 2i8 Fulton St, over Osesn Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

UNSTABLE COUNlh1 DEAL iOT SaLL.-
IL A COUNTRY SEAT with thirty acres OF land. all in
lawn save Litchen ar flower Garden comprising convenient
and gothic dwelling house stable coaco house
aIae stone b.rn OK pig pens poultry yard ice
filed &c with requisite for the comfort aud en-
oymept Of eenemsns family all 10 the most perfect cood
0n At the convenient aud onamentsl iO'ee
The place at College Point AID cannot be surpassed
in or beauty Of locality commanding gu exen
the Sound having large wac. 'front.' win hn-
sandy beach wi'bin hour Of Newfors ny rsh~sy
il 10 seldom that place presenting so many a1v sn,stes
offered Tor sale Arpl, to HOMER MORGAN Pine st., No.
4 Netropolitan Bank Building Noli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

NOR SALE-The three-story HOUSE No. lS3
West 2ih painted throughout, sub cellar balcony Ne
Tenn. easy Built 10 th, hes. Carpets aud ssshs-
tu,e- for sale if wanted Inquire he premises, Of
BERTHE No - Warren e. from l2tDzPM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

DROOF- REA DER.-WaDted a situation by a
oyiet FOOD Reader who practical Printer. and who -
IA I'm ,es ex 10 the principal Offices In the
cit, Ad6ress READER, Tribune. Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-17

NARDENER.-Want a single MAN and a
Prst.stsnt who understands working in Garden APP
ply With recon me ndstioDs, at No. Fl West SD st.
GERMAN COOPER WANTED.-A single
" who speaks Esslsh to 10 70 Forids 70 make iu.
penfne Barrels o q years engagement Apply to T. L.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

A LAGcARD ERRAND BoY-TwENrY YEARS AB-
sENr.-During the year 1885, says the st. Louis
Courier, young man, who had not obtained the
years of majority, left his home in Oldham county,
to make business visit to this city. Among
other errands that he was requested to execute,
was the purchase of a box of cheese for lady
friend, who resides in the neighborhood of his
father. Arriving in Louisville, the young man
became possessed with notion of wandering, and
so pushed on to the far West. In that remote
section of country he grew up to manhood and in
all the long years never revisited his Kentucky
home. On Saturday last, however, the errand
boy, now a middle-aged gentleman, arrived here
after an absence of twenty years. He instantly
remembered the commission for the purchase oil
the cheese that had oeen entrusted to him. Ac
cordingly he purchased the article, and on the af
ternoon train of cars returned to the residence
of his father, near the Jerico station. This re-
turn of the wanderer will be q suggestive theme
for the gossips of country circles, but nothin:
will give rise to pleasanter thought than the re-
| collection of the lady's errand and its faithful
execution, after an absence eff 20 years.
Ernrv-Elour nm q r;sa - A.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

THE DEMocRAr.-The editor Of the Demo-
crat, having Teen regularly nonplused, COM
pl. tely whipped on sound argument, run ashore,
reed, and finding no hole, nook or corner on
the face of Gods earth wherein to hide his
Shiny, loathesome self, falls back in his old
beaten track Of personalities, which, by the
way, is much more congenial to his narrow,
pent up, corrupt imagination, than the high
minded, honorable course a gentleman would
naturally pursue, strikes heavily at the words
honor, honesty, truth, &c. II we have stated
anything that is wrong-if we have swerved
from the truth, tell us wherein-show it up
prove it-thafs the point-but that can't be
done; we have only told the truth, and the
Democrat knows it. It hurts him but it can't
be helped. He sees the broad. unsophisticated
truths staring him boldly in the face-he cant
squirm round them-he has tried that long
enough-he can't reach them with arguments
because truth cannot be argued into falsehood
He sees his position he il nailed, bu
rather than come out honestly and acknowledge
the corn, he sinks cowardly back, and ignobly
stoops to low personalities.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

c. Sevcnieen of the signcrs of the Declara-
ton of Independence were of Welsh origin, among
whom Thomas jefferson was one. Other eminent
Americans of Welsh descent were John and
founder of Yale College, Gen. Harrison, Richard
Henry Lee. and John Marshall. No less than six
of our Presidents had Welsh blood in their veins,
jefferson, Monroe. Madison, Harrison, and the
two Adams. Fourteen of the revolutionary gen.
erals were Of Welsh origin, of whom Gen. Wayne
was one. Martha Washington was the grand
daughter of Welsh clergymen.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

To the Editor Of the Times, s,-.Sir:-
He (Alr.O Olmsted) stands confessed the advocate
of all the rights which belong to American Free
men, and the bitter opponent of those narrow
and proscriptve 81 isms" which Mr.. Marshall has
declared himself in favor of.-Pioneer Of 2ist.
A subscriber would like to have the above ex-
tract translated in plain English. 1t confuscs
him. He has been laboring under the impression
(erroneous it would seem from the above) that
Mr.. Olmsted was an Anti-Nebraska man, though
the platform upon which he runs endorses the Ad-
Observation-Disclosures and all. One of the
s'rights which belong to American freemen -
then, seems to be to look one way and run an
other" This truly is the "largest liberty" II
an Anti-Nebraska man, he Is certainly equally
ensangled with Mr.. Marshall in Republican-ism
But the Pioneer says he is /" bitter opponent
of those narrow and proscriptive isms favored by
Mr.. Marshall. What marrow and proscriptivs
isms?" Information wanted by
AN ENQUIRER AFTER TRUTH.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

Mr.. MARSHALL must and will withdraw, and
leave Mr.. OLMsTED the candidate of the Republi-
can.party of Minnessta.- Democrat.
Cy7 Give yourself no uneasiness about that
Mr.. MARSHALL will not withdraw, nor will friend
of that gentleman forsake him. Whatever course
other candidates may pursue, the public may rest
assured of one thng-Wm. r. MARSHALL will
stand firmly to his post, and his friends well
as the friends of Freedom, will rally around him
and support him, and what is further, wiU elec
him.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28

e9F 1t is said that in every instance where a
person is bitten by mad dog, small rustules
make their appearance. sooner or later, the un-
der side of the tongue, but generally in from six
to nine days. Thesespustules must be opened
with sharp pointed instrument, as they are too
tough to break of themselves, and they must be
discharged and expectorated, otherwise it will be
absorbed, which is said to cause the paroxysms
termed hydrophobia.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-28
For the Time
SARRATH DAY NuISAXCE

Mr.. EDITOR 81 am glad to notice that you
spare no pains to bring to the attention of the
city authorities, the outrages that are being per-
petrated every Sabbath by the unblushing and
open door cffrontcry, with which the saloons, and
Q can add, at least one of the Ice Cream estab-
lishments in this place) are thrown open to the
public gaze and decentralization of this commune
ty. Cannot the Hon. Mayor, and the members of
the council who sympathizc with the respectable
and worthy portion of community, do something
towards staying this growing evil, which threatens
to slut up our churches, and drive off the side
walks all who claim to have the right, at least
on that day, to pass by unmolested and without
interruption, to and from places of worship?
CITIZEN.
CT The evil to which SC citizen" alludes, is a
growing one, and deserves the attention of the
Authorizes. Ed.
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ROBBED.-A man who lives in the ncighbOrhood
of South Point, in Franklin county, says the St.
Louis Republican, was robbed night before last of
forty dollars. lie was on his way to Ohio. The
gentleman strolled into doggery on the Levee,
where, after drinking considerable quantity of
"red-eye," he fell asleep, and woke up to find
that he was minus not only his money, hut pis-
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Gy People are never satisfied. The Chatta-
nooga (Tcnn.) Advertiser, of Saturday last, says
I" Every day for several weeks we have had rain.
The fears now entertained by the farmers are,
that the corn ril be so large that they cannot
1dther it,"