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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-01
KANSAS COTTON PLANTATION
IOR MALE.

I - ACRES Of Superior COTTON LAND. I'M
prCyemepts: 225 cleared and in cultiva-
oi about aauuOt Old deadenng and burn, which
b. E INTO CuOH the hrst year; comtortabs dwell
ing good GIN, MILL and all necessary OuthOuses; Cstern
aud We'll oi superior water; Orchards, DC.
The tract be enlarged 10 any extent as own the
becL lands.
lis LEGALITY is favorable situated in Arkansas
tv e south side Of The Arkansas river, in healthy
sad pleasant neghborhoOd adjoining the plantations Of
DR. John A. Jordan and the Mcssrs Douglass, and with
in three miles og the Little Rock and Napoleon Railroad,
which * in progress and will be completed in less than
two Years bargain be had by early application TO
The undersigned the premises by letter addressed TO
South Bud Post Office Arkansas county, Arkansas Also
It.er 10 THOMAS H. ALLEN, Memphis.
oct~-Hljanw X. w. LEE.
,lNashvile Union and Banner copy tilirst JsnuarV.
10 weekly and send bill to this oiice-Memphs Bulletin.
FLOODED STOCK FOR SALE.
I HAVE for sale a large number Of Young DUR
I HAM BULLS, OF the most choice stock, including
my man Herd Bull and the Premium Aged Bull OF 1855,
having bred from them long can without producing
too much relationship also have number OF hne Young
JACKS for sale very cheap; and a number OF Young
Thoroughbred STATIONS and SAXON BUCKS
for every body All bred a cheap scale, and can be
sold very low offering breedersa chance to improve their
live stock. MARX r. COCkRlLL.
~ wish TO purchase 100 good one year old mules
ct5-TwtTw&W
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nURLEY'S SAhSAPARILLA.
Is the only True and Genuine
Z, Z a q = 4 q A

uL REsE1 y SAhSAHA1SiLLA. A.
Is the only True and Genuine
EXTRACT IN ERICAI
naDufzotory, seyoHth and Green sts, Louisville Ky
agent iur EtsuNile. IT, u. SCOh Ill
- Price = per SJte; Six Bottles for s5l -
~ oad BY ve4igFs Medicine throughout the United
States and Canada. APPS
40 DEALERS IN Oil CLOTHES.
gNHE undersigned being largely engaged in manufacture
L rg OIL Cloths, has made arrangements to sell his
uauuIcgre goods Tie stock in store is complete the
quantity unsurpassed and tie prices at which hS af
tOrd 10 sell, cannot .ai 30 give sltis.4cilon
His stock consists Of
Floor Oil Cloths.
From 20 - lees R.ce-ueI patterns, Oaks Tapestry,
Marble and Ties
Carriage Top Oil Cloths
Ga Ducks Drills and MuSiI0 euaDsed and plain surface
Table Gil Cloths,
10 ia wide in the piece and psItern superior the i'm
ported.
stair DT1gget Oil Cloths, &c.
Warehouse ~ arch d. below Third Philadelphia, Pa.
THOMAS POrTER.
aHg :. dom. Manufacturer
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FAsHIONABLE CLOTHING And TAILORING Es-
TABLISHMENT,
No. IL Cedar street,

Five doors from Public Square, Nashville
VKTHERE may be found choice and well select- es
w ed stock of "A
Cloths, CassimereS, aud Vestings, HY
fthelatest and beautiful patterns oil of which wl
be made up to order the most fashionable style and ut
as short notice cen be done in any city in the Uncn
and at prices TO suit the times.
am now receiving my stock Of
FALL, AND WINTER GOODS,
and being satisfied that they by far the hand
soonest Goodsever brought to this market an examination
is requested before purchasing elsewhere
Ready Made ClOthing.-COats, Pantssnd YestG of
aIIkinds A fine assortment of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and Merno Uudershrts Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus-
renders Cravats Pocket handkerchief, Silk and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, DC.
, Garments cut at the shortest notice. Please call
and examine. I. Though,
seDt-tf Agent
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IUUU FflZeb m AT allOuhIILs 10. o'JOU
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUABERSi
Tickets S5.-Halves e2 5O.-ClGaTicYS 81 2j.
sS- Every prize drawn at each drawing.
ESS- Bills on all solvent Banks taken az par
k-S5- All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager,
Sign ofthe BroGge Lions,
Montgomery, Ala.
~ Thos. Welsh and Justus WymEn, Bsqs Sworn
Commissioners to supsrintend the Drawing.
- Parties wishing TO order Tickets in the above
Scheme will please address SANIL. SWAN. Box S53,
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE, when tickets viii be imune
diatey forwarded to their address nGv9-td
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MEDICAL.
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
- A LARGE inyoice Of DIrEs. Ghemicals Oiis,s-A
~ Paiets, Dye StG INSTRUMENTS PsrfaEasTy Fsnc5 -
S62 Goads Brushes, &C just reesTed and ioF sale g
Ct VI sglSu advance upon Eastefu cost, By
4. STRETCH
haies,e and hetai Druggist,
CoFRsr College aad Union sis, NsshT.te, Tau.
Fnof:sh ffae F,lr,;ffsn Root
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10. G. BROWN,
HAVlNG purchased the entire interest Of hr. ". r.
i L GRUBBS, viii continue the DRUG BUSiNE y,
formerly the old stand where be will be pleased see
his friends &c. &c. No 43, College STssst.
Ny stock OF Fancy Goods Periumery, dc, is very
complete, having received tre8h supplies selected bY
one Of ihe brn in person. viz Lubins Bazns and Mitch
els Extracts; American Tnct and German Cologne Wa
ec Fancy soaps Har aud Tooth Brushes, in every style
hucs aGd 1hi0h Sacesi Aromatic Chrystals; Chine,
Metal ard Glass Puff Boxes several styles Shell
Combs large stock Also, have on hand IRdigo Madder
White Lead, Liuse'd Uil, Turpentine, jeq, '@5
lTiSnING FACKGE.-A large STOCK selected b5
L of the firm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks. plain and SrUOds; also, AberGeen, Gravta-
esn Common Limerick Hooks; splendid assortment
of Lines Cable Laid SILK sad Ses Grass Spun Gn5 Plated
Silk; Msnnow Ssinrs y by <; Floats Of every vsrivy
Reels Jointed Rods, Clearing Rings Fly Hooks Sc Sc
In short supply those who appreciate ne Tackle
with almost every thing they Ray need for the successful
jes 10. G. BROWN, 48 CoIlessst.
COD-LIYER OH Gro. genuine Cod Liver UG.
I just receive from Rushton, Clark Co.'S, BY
jes 10. G.. BROWN. 48 College st.
/ EECHE3.-I,UUJ swedish Leeches on hand and for
II sale BY 10. G. BROWN, As College ST.
DURE MANONGAHELA " HISKY.-5 bbIs
Of the above just received, of prime quality sold to
je9 10. c. BROWN, 48 College st.
CTONE WARE,-a500 pieces stone Ware, consist
- ing of Jars, Churns jugs Milk Pans, Batter Crooks
jeS 10. 6. BROWN. IS College St
DOKI Err AND SCOTCH ALE.-COnsaoty 90
L hand, Barclay, Perkins & Co.'S celebrated London
je9 30. G. BROWN, 4s Collegost
DEAf{L SrARCH.-25 boxes Of a very superior
l. article Of starch, just received by
je9 10 G BROWN, 4s College 81
MEDICiEE Z CiEESTS.-Just opened, a EUe lot oi
VI Medicine Chests suitable for Families or PlaItatuus
Also, dozen Physicians Saddle Bags assorted styles
je9 20 g. BROWN, AZ College st.
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The proprietor IN calling The attention OF the public to
this prepaTaton does with feeling OF the utmost con-
hdence It's virtues ana adaptation TO the diseases for
which IL AIDED
Iii no new and untried article but one that has stood
the OF years trial before the American people
and its TepG,auon and sale is unrsed BE- any similar pre-
par8.ns ex;snt The testimony IN its favor gwen by the
most prominent aud well known Physicians and indvld-
usls IL all parts Of ths country Is immense. The follow.
ng from your STATE IS respectfully submted-reier-
ing any ore who NAV still doubt NV Memorabilia
er Practical Receipt EooS, tor Farmers and Families
DO had gratis Of all the Agents fer the German BitteTS
Principal OiCe aad hsuuiaetOry, 100 Arch ST. PhadeL
pbia, Pa
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DIR. Il. i. ScARgOEgUCa Dover, tennessee August 20
sent me; and if the preparation continues do a. much
ga0d hss aOL, 5s5 b he bt a-slieas s0d
isrs"
l. S>oDGa ass, Sparta, Teauesses, August 30 1885, says:
q" pleased 10 STATE that Tour GIsu Eiuers hEs given
satisfaction ilstauCe where u has been used"
b. T. UuLLRs iisboruuEb Tennessee, August ~. 1855
save al pleased 70 state that the German BltterS has
given ycueI u satisfaction"
Dr. + FA1Io u EEo., Enoxviile Tennessee. SIN April
1851, sad " lOaE Biiers selling very taS; aod
every person that hs used t. far ne have been able
10 learn, pas been heuaitsG.'
J. ". tR,SELIS Z Co. Gaiiatu, Tennessee, Decsmbsr
So 1850 said: The Hila viii want % ycur Bit
tss 5000, OF the partners thinks great med
cine"
H. ) HARDY, BoiFar, Tennessee, September Is, 1882
said There ret demand your ittsrs bsre please
send another lot sa,si
~, Tbev are eat,tiy JeltlI free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the SYSTEM and never pros
- Sold by dealers IN Medicine and Storskespsrs sv
eFywhere.
~ Sold in Nashville by Berry s Demove, Brown \
Grubbs EwH Brothers, Ii. g. Scovei, and dealers in med
cine generally. Imchl l0'55-d&wly
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E. r D RKEE,

b. X hkEE,
lS9 WATER SIEEE2, NIP YORK
Manufacturer and Proprietor of
DURKEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER.
Importer and Dealeria
HtREAM TARTAR, Sup Carb. Soda, Sal Soda, CASTLE
~ Soap, Black Lead, British Lustre, REID Pearlash
Salerstus, Cooking Extracts, Satches-Nax Wodo.
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To spoxtsgZ2ea.

INALL CUNNINGHAM have just received splendid
T. lot of FINE SHOT GUNS 10 whi,h they ask the atten
tisn Of every in search of good Gun; ing other
they have extra fine DOUBLE GUN in case complete;
price 1885, call and see it at the sign Of
TIRE BIG GUN"
No. ~ Public Square le,
octI2-lm dtri-w&w
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SNUFF Ard TOBACCO,
PETER LORILLAR
MANUFACTURER, No AZ, Chatham Street New-York.
. UCCESSORtO Peter and GEORGE IoRILLARD offers
= for sale all kin OF Snuff and Tobacco in general use
For particulars Price Current be obtained by sd
dressing above This Establishment is one of the old
est of the kind in the United States.
Feb l4-ly
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DCGTC2 H0oFLAND's
CELEBRATED
& l. Il u A Il BIT TERS,
PREPARED BY
DR. c. III JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL. EUFECTUALLT
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsFEPsIl JAUEDICE,
CaroEg Or Aereo5as Leby, DsGss or tie Kidneys, and
az diseases arising fr0DI Dixrisrsd
LECer o. iSt0gaach:
Such
COnstipa-
tiOn, lnwsrd Piles,
Fuiiness, or Blood 70 the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach,
Esussa Heartburn, DsgustfOr Food
Fullness weight N the Stomach, Sour
EFucatiOnS, Sinking, CT FiutteFing 81 the PIT
Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head Hurried
and Diicuit Breathing Fiuttsrng the Heart Cho2k.
ing Suioc,ng Sensations when living posture Dim
ness c Vision, Dots Weos before the sight Fever
sUi Dull PAIN in the Head, Deficiency of Psrspi-
ration, EelCwness of the Skin sld Eyes
Pam IL the SIDE. Back, Chest, Limbs,
&c, &c. Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant imaginugs
Of EvI, and great
depression Of
Spirits.
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SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tennessee.
BRIDGES q SON, PROPRIETOES
THIS desirable house has lately been entirely reftted
/ and refurnshed and there has also been added num-
Der OF large and beautiful rooms new dining hail &c
The house centrally located convenient to the Gene
rs Stage Office Steam Boat Landing, and the business
portion Of the city
We prepared TO accommodate the travelling pub
lie and frisnIs general Il style not to be sur
passed by any hotel in the West.
uue8O BRIDGES q son. PrUprieiors.
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rntral Eer hiLeafeess

Take some weed commonly called
smart weed, thatgrows along the road .;.lp
side or in low places; steep i. ! In boiling
water until the strength is all oat, and
.piivve the horse one quart ofthe liquid
every every day for eight or,en days. " Mix. !.
Il With bran or shorts, if he will eat,Sit
mol, pour il down himiwithsa bottle;
Give him green or cut feed wet up will, IL,
water during the operation, and ! will will.
warrant a cure, Horses with heayes
will be troubled Nithit about as bad a.si
this dry and dusty weather, as 9 they VII.
in the spring ofihe year. THE meas- ns'.
cine is 50 simple, and easy g be obtain. :,
ed, that some may not think il worth
|ibeirwRiletotryit;. .butsimpl plemedics,less'
4 many times prove more ettsctaal' y !han =.
those obtained alta greatexpenss,, NoI =
|is the time to secure she weed, and !
say to those interested, Wy it.-kara1
!, Nsw Yorker. se Asai
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Cult,lrs ofWhite beans.

Az our potato crops Of late years,
have been liable to.rot, and the deyas-
tat;eas of tile potato Bug, ! would "
commend, as one ofthe bestsubsti z.
'for the potato, the cultivation q y
white bean. We say white not thssal
they are more productive, than colored
but that they sell betterin the maket: NJ s
A light dry soil is the best for all dess
cription Of beans, but they may be
raised to profit on heavy clay soils, as
Ii can testify by experience. . {, ,,i
They may be, planted, fromthe 10th
of May to the 10th Of June, either IN
|hills. Or drills; prefer the drills, twoandi
| q half feet apart. The beans may be
dropped from one to three inches apart.
,|It viii take about one bushelto the acre
for planting. The product varies from
twenty-five to fifty bushels per acre,
). land be it marked, that beans want .
!. good soil, to be proauctiys as well as .
other cropsY They may be cultivated
4 with tile hoe, ,plow or cultiyator, but i
!, YOU wish o good crop keep. the weeds in :.
their.proper place, and that is out Y Sof 9
the field. M, J, J,
,, AS for harvesting them, I think the
! ! best way is I'd pull them, when about
y|three.f .fourths Of them are ripe; spread
;|them as thin as possible, and turntheml
2 over occasionally, that they may not 9;
!. mould. When dry, thresh and clean
i IIthem. Should any ofthem be damp
i spread them on tile aoorfor d few days
: Ohio Farmer. ,7s iil
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DOMESTIC.
sanatory substances.

,8As the warn, weather is now 9 = es ss.,, nans !.
Il viii 10 doubt be very useful q, III ssbss
,ion 10 many persons 70 be toia wnas y <.
,av are ne hes. Substances for remgs.ug or
Efspsiye m odorsfrom sinks. &et :. Svppl sTcsl.
a. Or siIpha,e ofiron, Is q very !, sase sol
ilsns H. substance for slashing afa,ne af;. se
y nail ofhot water and thr9g.ng ,s;1l Il
Into into 3 sink once per wees, : ane slom 1 ,be
Issp in. down ali ofensiye and from rom e;,. .is
s.u Situations Of many houses il al onS sn sa.
iss, /. would greatly 'snd e e aa sasS todo
pleasure for their sss - s ,ha ehlo-
This. The chloride 'oil,ms,o. !, - nell. bns
ride zinc, will answer Us, nasa ~ n com.
these are expensive spps,aIs :, 1Sa,e ofiron.}
parison with coPperass = Y, Paa, and itisno
Lime;iS also very y oss.u;, J, y; ;,sr. hut Il is
donbta cheaper deoao aotnzs,, ;. !. = The therefore
A not a very goodone ;eoPPs.ahs h.,anees.- sa
] lis preferable to all tasss l'.,.ncs sr Which is
But there is another o. saopsa 81 Onsras the chic
! far superlorto e.lne' sop =. Z deodorizer,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

4 work on ,sDuels and Duelling has
recentlY been published in IN Boston,
which contains far more amusement " l,l
than one would expect to find dJllll'p in such 's Q
volume. l.,,.i,l K. al b "a. !,
and isy Woodward, ee fought in England,
and and the latter slipping, his s opponent N M
exclaimed Take your llte: 1ls:s ..h' AZ
vaS which the prostratei Galen replied, "a
nythihg basyour physio. =, 8. I.
4 General Putnam accepted a,ehals a.
4 ;e,,es ron u Blitish oHicer; az :, she le
4 appointed time and spot, the oheel
found him seated near . barrel
[rently of gunpowder- smoking !. 2 plRs r.
,EHe asked the Englishman to sit on =! .ne
other side Of the barrel, and ~ ! remarkla| q
,tbat that ssthere was an equal chance N, fS il,s
:. both, both set fire to the match. !, The. aG1 on
! cer ] ]retreated in . hurry, when ,,y "gl'
: Put" laughed at him, lin saylpg-1o "a. - .
5 ; are Just as brave . man as ! Iook y
5 5 to be; this is nothing buta barrel arr ~,
q / onions lii to try i; youby; but you don : "
k the smell" l...
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OPIUM.

We neyer could understand how pee,
! could set q taste Of opium fastened 4,
Mem. : Tried q small quantity tn the
otsl Nav for . spaininternallys' we
Ess q ss;Es 5s 5,, " ,ss s. rssZ ssZ
Y ly delle1S e9SS II gave us . pink-tings,d
sIsep sa.d h1ls 1seS vithgirls made
ioi y rose fs leays We indulged in dreams 8
ef s5da, the m moSs S.G q tal ordsr II one oi
sled with golden '1' n Suners. With this
We glided down . ~ \ bow made Office
cream, and brought \ Oh . terrace,
the supports Of which We great spars
Of emerald. The second sght things
began to change: About Rlsupport.
Of the terrace anacondas began4 4o ap
pear, whileinth the distance alot Of g,sel
monkies, with their'tails burnt d
were quarreling about the propriety.e Z
making a pincushion Of us, Thethl
evening things became appalling. Th
terraceSha gone and 50 had the rail-
bow and the girls made Of rose leave ",
andin theirlstead we had o bed tAe
with thrattlesnakes, and onthe headboal
four grizzly bears pulling at . hause
one end q Of which was fastened to O.
vsneck, andthe other TO an iceberg
ior'hat men should use opium for q day
lin1se, does not surprize US in the leu 9
toE i they should do so however for y,
ng, 18th, seems really wonderful. +
wi! than Gbecomea confirmed oplr
to cave would throw ourselves in
,ul- ht We can imagine nothing mt
tern IN. Y. Dutchman.
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Why there is no Rain In Peru,

\ p,s Snn,h America, rain Is ullr
). In feras \. oau.n W., OF 1nfs Perm Is within
known. Inc coass ~ ~ son,h .east,trade
the region me- o1 pesp,S y. psr,y;an shores
winds. winds, !, lhouga ,.s,bs e, arsaI South Sea
are on the verge g sue - 3. ,bsSs The
boiler, yet y neyss s,l .a'as .n,,,S.sast trade
rsassn is plan, ~ as o,ssn trst strike
winds in the A.,anllc osesa ssat.;sas Tray.
the water onthe coast ;o y 1.l 4,aa., I, 40 M.
eling totthe northwest, =. ~ sss nst;l ,hsy
liquely accr9ess 5.np osseA =, sRv.,l;s time
reach the coast OF pIa1.. ..s,.,l,;ah
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sood RECOMMENDATION. me-

has y sir, don't you want va a cabin cabin
~ - d' ~ cabin boy, ny lad :, but;
Wna'.: syou? Alit,ls chap like
you alni. the berth"
oh siI y y, real strong. Ican do
9 gFea' assS work if I amt SO very
Al, "B1t 3aoI Th11 n you here fara You
fen, from home, isSn 'S Ssyiy boy. Run away
ana sfas Sy ssis s5,6sE fs,tss ! / d. :
A to do something poIa, IT, an' sbs w. l.
me come"
8"Wsll sonny, wh 4. = q, ; t1a,,st,
Of recommeudatiodKe W. \ ,ats ,sstsa, -,
!, boy without lhose.' kls5 S' ~ :"
/ Here was a dampef k,rs had nsv
!, or from some proper pei ,sashe, ,,s'. !,
), strangers ,haths was aahs p,oyss prov =
= and sood boy. Nowlwhs supnghh ,;, :,
! do. Hs stood in deep thou gala !. !.
9 tain meanwhile curiously e Y
workings Of his expressive y y
.'.a -. l,;s hand into IN 4
Is Is Ind drew Out his little Bible, =,
in out one word put it into the IL N
ii hand. The captain openedto sns =
page and read: 4
i willie Graham, presented a
= ward for regular and pp,lctua!
ance at sabbath School, ana
to blameles, conduc, there and else 't
he From his Sunday School Teacher Esa
lu- Int bs could no, consider the ii 9, {,
" fare him with aSheart utitnoyee'td e't
at little fatherlsss child, standing ]l!
at before him, referring him ihe 70; o.
1 ofhis Sunday Schpol teacher'i a
|; / ,;or I'm his little Bible, touched y, atell'
i;r o;r lin the breast Of the noble l., ae'' !
'elf and clapping Willie ]. heartily
s sSobldsr, he said:-"You are
no. far me; you shall sail with i'll, me! ne!
wSo- you are as good q Ia lad as as ! N .
= are, your pockets shan't y be !, emp I,I'
,lay YOU 90 back to yoargood moth 3
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BlsHoPBr
.hs Western parM

In the Western PartS ,.lli.....
a,ei a log cabin, the CHINA was stu
Jaubed aud filledwith y%Eich, were We !,
perhaps, half Of alssecone! !, ~ y haa, Y,
could study astronomy wlAsyhste y you !.
and adopt The hydropsa.thlc Wing y gs bes, 9 !,
| Of any doc,or-ihe kitchen the eld
|ing, breakfast, dressing and Y ps / q din.
| A fumser Of hens with lhsis room
taken in for safe keeping, \, < Ans ms aTe e
|,ng ii dogs and The nose o. 9 s,as .he MARK
i,inerani preacher had s9 stud Y ihe Z Z
midnight, when all had rellIea 7 y e ne l,t
stretched oil his t,oInacB before 9 . 2, Y Il
Of The fire, which served iot I. Ms \ \
oil' he not only acquitted Q sulilslelN 7
,Isags 10 prosecute his calling ~ 9as ,
master ofseyelal languages .sa !; as y \
lin one year oserfour hundred El,,s lah ,,lnss :,
ed nearly thousand miles, J, :, aaa y y !,
that time his salary q smounlean :, !. '
. s dollars aud ten cen'sl That .I msl,W 4 NV
u Bascom, who was since ra'sea,o.' y y .
Is ropaty, in which position ne wss
meat 10 The church. S.
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sof Party Politics o. Re- Rel, s,oussects evot
'aANT0WN, o. Ss4AITEIIIgRSE, SAT- JUNE 8, 1856
thatts act can be avoid.

Fthat act can w aSot.
"a sag =. to ~ ,e, relief may posi-
. s'1l. ed Is : u ln others by the admin
4 p ~ Y os 3 Hing and perhaps even e.,
!, : ,stratl9n : !. palliative REMEDIES. $. In
y more g s'd,by these observations,
! 1aes ~: .eqc. 4 application ofastrong So 50,
!: !, hd!reS5 a!l 5silyer to the fauces with
!. tba tb.loa =; laying the irritation appa.
sne "a 9 Va Iha this he bore with not
more mo-, I cases in which this astrin-
! s9s,.s ssns' lied for other diseases. &.
eeasK < means and the administra-
Iodyne and nourishing enem-
tlo9 !. 4 9spplication Of cool cloths his
at19I Ell head, mustard poulltiicos to
l9y !! ,smities and dry heat to his gen
81 3 ,see, and even by inducing him
hours before death, actually tho, 3.
9 andwith some difficulty, but not
! tobring on any general parox, !,
Il to swallow some ammonia !. and N
&dy, the patient was notia little Il :
.'foyied. @ and his passage to the
've We, made more quiet and less pain.
| y 1Tnbappily there isyet no knowr
! t;dote to this mysterious poison, ant
slsS symptoms can only X, be treated e ,;s :,
neral principles. The ebb d Of M
ssa ,ss,attended with no unusual phenon1 ?
'onMnone - s..s of the unnatural sounds
'pll ,pEins or frothing, or biting popular
: ascTlbed m to this disease being notle !;
i. ~ The vital powers became graduaa. y.
), exhausted, until at9a o'clock onlth !,
5th, 2Ohours after admission, ne pre-
led his last. a.
hree days of his sickness prior to a ..
+ ,,;;ssion 81 into the Hospital, ! have ave n !,
cen informed, except in being tod J
i'm that he had not been .. able 70 . : sI: y, /;
DW Nv anY thing. What effect an earl
.doption tie suggestions. y9s above e .n,,, ma
night have produced, it IS .,s Of ) : oouI ea' !
impossible now to say, yet the 1naae
) unavoidable that this mode oI =
cooling liquids, ! earefu a. = y,
;ollowed in the early stages Of .al.e. .ne n :
.dy, might sometimes ! have avery J I, :
,hing and calming influence, and Q
nass' ,lln the wau for the introanetian.
more active remedies.