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States and Canada af2s
DOCTOR HO0EL LAND's
CELEBRATED
CE r. MAN BITTERS,
BY
DR.. C. II. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA,
WILL EFEsCTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chrome Or Gsr0as Ds5ity Diseases Of the EaAegs, ard
a.! diseases arising from Disordersd
Liper or Stomach:
Such
ss Constips.
tion, Inward Piles,
Ful.ness, or Blood tC the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgustfor Food,
Fullness weight the Stomach, Sour
Eructat tOns, Sin. ing, or Euttering at the TT
OF the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, hurried
and Difficult Breathing Futtering the Heart Choak.
ing Suocatug Sensations lying posture Dim.
ness Of Vision, Dots Webs beforo the sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspi.
ration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side Back Chest, Limbs,
&C, &c, Sudden Flushes of
Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant fmaglninss
Of Evil, and great
depression Of
Spirits.
The proprietor calling the attention OF the public to
this preparation does with feeling of the utmost con-
fisnce IN its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it is recommended.
Its no new and unred article but one that has stood
the of years trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale is unrvaed by any similar pre-
most prominent and well known Physicians and individ
uas in ell parts of the country, is immense. The follow
ing from your State is respectfully submtted-reter
ing any one who may still doubt, TO nay Memorabilia
er Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Fames-to
DO had gratis Of all the Agents for the German Bttsrs
Principal Office and Mandatory, l20 Arch ST., PhiaasI
pba, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DR.. II. B. SCARBOROUGH Dover. Tennessee, August 23
1862 says have sold all the German Bitters you have
me; and if the preparation continues do much
goa3 has deas It aH 6s TIE best medicine eU,r ssl
hersD
L. SSODGR4ss, Sparta, Tennessee August 90 1885, says
" pleased 10 state that your German Biters has given
satisfaction il every instance where has been used
b. I. RoLLINs, Hlsborough Tennessee August 90 1883
says pleased to state that the German Biters has
given general satisfaction"
DR., 2 FATIO a Bro, Knoxville, Tennesses, 9Th April
1851 said: Your Bitters selling very fast; and
every person that has used it SO far have been able
TO learn, has been benefited"
J. W. FRANKLIN Co., Gslstin, Tennessee December
So 1850 said: The firm will want more of your Bit
tiers soon of the partners thinks great me
cine"
r. s. HARDY Bolivar, Tennessee SEPTEMBER Is, 1855,
said There great demand for Blers here please
send another lot soon."
ey- They are entirely FsgetIls free from all injurious
ingredients aws strengthen the system, and pros
tTaGe 1t.
:g- Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storskeepers ev.
rS5- Sold in Nashville by Berry Demovills. Brown
Gfubbs Ewin Brothers, H. G. ScOYe and dealers in med
cine generally. mchlO'55-d&wly
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PENNsYLVANIA I1AILEOAD.
~ s a.

~ s IS SSs;:S: - E.sizS
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic tiles
i wthWesteru Northwestern and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
At Pttsburg with Oay line Of Steamers all Orts on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct ebsqPst and reliable by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great WeG
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
FlRST CLASS boots Shoes, Dry Goods o, = ,,,s,
lin boxes,) Furs, Feathers Sc...... 'So per IVVo
SECOND CLASS.-BoOks and Stationery !
Dry Goods On bslss,) Hardware, Lea 75c per 10OB
THIRD GLI5s.invii. 6a8rins. Bacon,
ana Pork lin bulk, }, Hemp, de-. o0c per IVOD
FoURTd CLASS.-Csdee, Fish, Bacon, so, - ,oo,
and Pork packed,J Lard and Lard OIL 0Oe Per LOOD
FlOur-Sl per bbl Until further notice
Grain--5O cts per LOO lbs until furt ther notice
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phlla.
depha be particular 10 nlyk package PezEsy lraH
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the agents Of this
Roed al Philadelphia or PitsbTg will forwarded with
FRE1eHT AsENTs.-Harris, Wormley & Co. Memphis
Tennessee K {. Sass Co, ~ LOUIS. J = Mitchell &
son, Evansville Indiana; Bumesnil Bel ard MUrdock and
arter Jewett Louisville, Ky. Is C. Aedrum Madison,
Indiana SPrigmsn irown. ard Irwin Co Cincinnati;
" ". Graham Co. Z1nesvIlle. Ohio; Leech Co., No.
81 Kiby street Boston, Leech Co AsiOr H0use New
York. No William street. and Nos Battery Place, New
York; Z. J Sneeder, Pbladeph Magraw q kOous 81
umOre; Geo. FraucIscus PIuso.rE
H. H. HOUSTON, GSaSrIL FrsigA AgGat, PRiIaia
Il. J. LOMBAEtT, Suy't AH00na, Pa.
ans 's5,-tlsJ 57
PENNSY LVANIA RAILRCAD,
TTNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
aud Pitts6urg - THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for PIItsburg ~ A NJ and Pitts
burg for PhilsdePhis at Z. a. n. THE FAST LINE
leaves Phladephis for PsbuTg at p 81 and PittsbDrg
for Philadelphia at J. Pm THs NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pjitsburg H. p NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, p. NJ.
The above lines connect at FtsbIr with the Railroads
70 and from St LOUIS No; Alton. Galena and Chicago
ll; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville KY; Terra
Haue, Madison Lafayette nd Indianapolis ind Ci1cin
natl, Dayton Springfield BelefOntane andusky Toledo
Cleveland, COnmOus, Zlnesvle Msssil0n and Wooster
OhO also, with the Stesm Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had 10 or from either Of the
above places
For further particulars, Handbs at the different
starting points Passengers from the West Will ind this
the shortest and most expeditions route Philadelphia
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston.
THOS. MOORE AGENr PaSsengsr Liaas PAild1g
J. MESKIMEN, Agent Passenger LINES PlttJuyZ
PHILADELPHIA lS56-iaBs-Iy
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1000 Prizes in all amounting to- $50 O0C
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSi
Tickets IS. Halves 90 so. Quarters 81 25.
Tickets in this great Scheme for sale BY all respect
able dealers in the United >taIes and Canada.
Bills all solvent Banks taken at par. All communica-
tons strictly confidential.
,S Parties wishing TO order Tickets in the above
Scheme, will please address SAML SWAN, Box S5s,
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE, when Tickets will be IN
msdiatey forwarded to their address.
SAMUEL SWAN,
Janl-td Agent and Manager Atlanta Ga
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YOUNG AMERICA.

GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
Il States to sell the above and impro,ed CORS
AND COB MILL. To al SUCH a rare chance To
make money will be offered Exclusive Stat, and Lounty
privileges will Oe disposed OF unusually ia terms by
application to the Proprietor.
FARMERS hND STOCK RRISERS.
offer you Corn and Cob Mill unsurpassed in the
Union and which cannot be superseded BY past or future
Ia7eutons 1t is the very Mil which every Farmer and
stock Kaiser should have; 1t will crush from to 10 bush
els Corn and Cob per hour with horse easily fitted
up and managed weighs $40 lbs and as all contact OF the
grinding surfaces prevented will last any farmer
duaTy lifetime speak Tins Of its durability because the
principle has been fairly tested in the Old Bark Mil
WHO'S il that wants
d LIILL ON TRIAL
for month, and don't give complete satisfaction to
return ti II there be any thus disposed LET him now
speak SaStcuouls warranted in every case the mon
ey will be refunded This CruSher can be attached to
horse water or steam power, which renders it the
Convenient MIi south Of las0us and Dixons line Al
other Crushers in the south require too much power
will sOOn wear OCt According 10
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mil which admits Of lateral or wabbling
W"ti"u, WILL necessarily, out all other Crushers
4uenabc to this grand objection and the ProprieOrs
dare uu dispute lt. In the construction of l MIR
Ich have gained power, and defy contradictions have
l.soa- rcuOU, Gaa challenge werd to the contra
rr Luye PTeveneda wahoiHg lateral motion and oil are
''a"r1a - acknowledge IL therefore, assert that it
i-- t?.ror any osh2r viii. uow selling this Ten
...r.r '.s-Ial."n 80 The snail sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
.a -'T owe wanting good tiing." IS earnestly re-
7..t r Examine tie merits and principles of thi
H...-. .5..r i.u.H ..ie Proprietor or Agents.
.. '..... --.. be. !.t,tu tu dealers.
j. P. DROMGOoLE,
''..'.'. ..y i'n7, o.. - Soc Proprietor.
AGENTS..
it-.- - '''.' q. Co.,, = &a'ke: street. Nashville, Manu-.
Sac. .H.srs .t f.a..-s.. 3 --.sl,a.
o.~.-.'.a +s> &c., >inkay.!,e agents for Moutgom.
eN- couHjF
~ "as-es. F02ssj \ -antf5r Giles county.
Nm 3 liant 5--nl, zen, for Franklin coantv, Tenn,
ard Jackson C1u Iy, hla - '
James 3 VANCE, Cas'i.'n Sgr e, Agent for Sumner
COUNTY.
). ". Hatcher, Conn-5l Age1t for MIrry county.
J L. Akin, Charleston, Agent Tor Bradley county
". T. huniey & Bros, Loudon, Agents for East Tcnrss
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1,,5l 80 80 e. Eya
1syl4slz 49, ss5zSssa ssEE

ON and after Wednesday, December 18th 1855, Trains
~ will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville at $40 and G. P n; arrives et
ThOmpsOn's at 90, A. II and AS.
GOING NOKTH-
Leaves ThompsOn's at S:4j l. and s. r ~ arrives Al
Nashville lO:25A. NJ, and so, Pm
Sunday Train leaves ThompsOns at 9AM
The Stages of Carter, Thomas HOugh eonHect with The
Trains at Thompson's
Through Tickets TO Memphis Wsyuesboro' Jackson
Tuscumba Florence Columbia and Pulaski can be pro
TEL 4. ANDERSON
decl2-u Z. Eng and Supf.
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MRS. GERTRUDE J. CARY'S BOARD.
ING AND DAY SCHOOL
PREMIUM B05T AND sK0E MANDATORY.
EBES FULLER,

TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner 1aThet and Spring or Church Sts.,
Nashville Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
" this Manuiactory since lis establishment, the Pro-
prietOr feels determined merit continuation ofthe same
IN future.
have now on heud good assortment Of ready made
work consisting in part Of Mems Boys and Youths Calf,
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans double
SOLE House Servants Shoes, Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco ald Kid Boots and Shoes ali made from good stock
good stye and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
All kinds Of Repairing done.
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
- Banner, Whig, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
cOnS aud discontinue NJ CthP auU24
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RITIR04D
q NOIICE TO SMIRDEg.. =.


L MIL the Tennessee River Bridge is rebuild q -
- Produce and Merchandise will ba tran zE,s1zr5
shlpped across the river Steamboats, and Bar -
ses ana oe subjected to two drayages shippers are n0
ned thAt all goods sent TO the DepOtS in packages ins
cen tor the entire protection Of the contents viii be -
Jected Grain will not be received except in heavy osua
our gs gunny bags The light thin sacks will he refused
srsH at ths rtSE Of tie e1s the labor and time neces
sr 10 ePerne same viii greatly retard the ranshippin
aud cannot DC performed The Agents Of the Road are
specially instructed to receive grain at their
stations unless the sacks plainly and distinctly mar sd
and accompanied by al order of shipment.
We cannot permit the DepOts 70 be used IS Storage
houses lor Tran or Produce when the is 10 Be held
untl u suts the convenience OF the or shipper
order furward Wheat ChattsuOOga will be charged
nine cents and Corn ght per bUshel fum TuahO
ma and all stations west Of Tennessee River ard from
Nashville and all stations west Of Tuahoma Wheat will
% charged ten cents and Corn nue cents per bushe-
hsky VIII be charged dollar per barrel from Nash
vile to Chattanooga. All articles If reg ht designated in
our Tariff as lst I'd, Sd and 4h class WI be carried a.
present Tariff rates. b. / ANDERSON
Sup'tN & G Railroad
REDUCTION on LUMBER To NASHVILLE.
From bridgeport 70 Isntaon inclusive Lumter is re-
duced 81 per Car load from present rates Erom Cowsns
to Normandy inc usive, Lumber is reduced per Car
load lrOm former rates. declS H'LA
RAILROAD NOTICE.
GNOTTON destined for Charleston will on and after this
~ dale, be charged g 25 per bale Of lbs less and
50 cents per 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic Il l. ANDERSON, Supt " &. C. R. r
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS.
THROUGH II -FOUR DAYS.
FARE, PHIRTY DOLLARS
VIA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
gomeTy BY Railroad. Tickets to be had at the De-
pot Price sl6 so.
From Montgomery to Mobile, by double daily line.
(mornng and evening" OfStages and Steamboats, connect
ing with the steamers from thence to New Orleans
II. l. ANDERSON. lfeu'l SuDr n 4 a. z
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MISCELLANEOUS

SNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER ORILLARD,
MANUFACTURER, No. AZ, Chatham Street New-York.
UCCESSORtO PETER and GEORGE LoRILLARp. offers
y for sale all kin of Snuff and Tobacco in general USE
For particulars, Price Current can be obtained by ad
dressing above This Establishment is one of the old
est of the kind in the United States
Feb l4-lY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fare Reduced!
EskFt E6Cta aACCl .
CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON
no NEW YORK,
TWENTY 20 L. u A X ).
ETr~s4oA Sfnfas Mail Elmo

NEW YORK AMI CHAhLEOION OIEdA
PACKETS, SEMI WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, NJ Berry Commander.
Marion. 1900 tons j. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeT, 500 tons s. g. Turner, Commander.
Soufhemer, 1000 tons, Thos Evan, Commander
=>GA LEAVES Adger's Whsrves. every Wednes-
<z9seFss day and Saturday after dhe arrival of the
sffat S5szzs cars from the South and Vest.
These Steamships we're all built for the Line and for
safety, comfort and speeda unrvaled the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and cour
teous Commanders will insure Travellers OF this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
Cabinpassage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50.
SteeIage passage. &C.
Fer freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac
cemmodatons, apply to
sepl6, SLY Charleston, s. G.
MRS. GERTRUDE J. CARY'S BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL
NETILL resume its Sc ssion Monday Sept 10th Cir
w cuars nay be obtained application at her resi-
dence ). w Pine and Fifteenth Streets Phadel
phia
REFERENcEs.--Rev. Il. A. Boardman, d. d. Rev: VIM.
Chester, ID, D.. Rev. Newton Brown, D. D., Rev. Henry
Darling, Rev. G. L, Plat Res. j. Gordon Maxwell, Phila
delphia
Hon. VIM. l. Marcy, Secretary of State, Judge P. "
Daniel, Supreme Court U. =. Washington City; Rev.
Thomas II Skinner, d. D. Rev Joel Parker, D.. d., New
York; Rev. George Woodbridge, r. T. Daniel, Jr. Esq,
Richmond, Va.
Hon Cave Johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vile, Tenn. A. L. Crozer, Comptroller, Nashville Tenn
sept25-Cm.
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Law OFFICE,

I NJ. WlLklN having been admitted TO practice ir
q all the Courts of Tennessee and New York and hav
ing permanently located in Nashville will attend to all
matters of Collection and Litigation entrusted to him..
Office No 20 Cherry street novs-tf
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GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
"a States 10 sell the above and improsed CDRS
AND COB MILL. To al such, a rare chance To
make money will be offered Exclusive Stat, and ounty
privileges Will Oe disposed OF unusually ia terms by
RlulicatiOn 10 the pTouriP,or
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SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tennessee
HPInGEG G. cnNE ppnnIa

llS desirable house has lately been entirely reftted
Il and refurnshed and there has also been added
Der OF large and beautiful rooms, dining hall &C.
The house centrally located convenient to the Gene
raj Stage Office, Steam Boat Landing, and the business
portion Of the city.
We are now prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie and our friends in general in style not to be
passed by any hotel in the West.
june80 BRIDGES & SON. Proprietors
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MEDICAL.
nISSnTITEON-

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
L and style of BROWN & GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved By mutual consent JO G. Brown is alone author
J0SIAHG BROWN
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FARM mile Southeast from Nashville, near the
IA Hoiensviile turopke road containing tty-One and
quarter acres frst.rae land, comfortable dw cling
house, fine spring. orchard &c.
AisD--A tSrm i've miles SOrth rom Nashville the
Whites Greek turnpike road containing hundred and
forty acTes beautiful valley land hundred clear
ed and forty acres woodland, well set with blue grass
= lot in South Nashville fronting hundred and fE
ty eo on College street. and hundred and forty feet
Franklin street, having it brick dwelling house.
containing six TooIs pantry kitchen, smoke house,
wants rooms, &c.
AlsoA lot near the above. fronting Franklin street.
two hundred and seventy SIX feet College street nine
tyeigt eet and Market street ninetyeight feet On
this lot well a)rdng abundant and neyerfailLng
supply OF good water.
If information should be wanted with gard TO the
above property, when not al Nashville, tmsy be OBJ
bJ application To Dr. john D. Young, corner Of
Broad and Summer streets
dacll MORGAN VANCE
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bOCOMOTIVfS,TO TOOLS AND MACHINERY
rENHE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laurence NIs.
i SG5tUastS manufactures Locomotives of any size or
guage Stationary Engines, Lahes, PaneTs all kinds of
Tools, Cotton, Wonen and Paper Machinery Turbine d
Parker Wafer Wheels Gurnsey's Pateut Printing Press
&c, All articles warranted best materials and work
rlan>hip information may be Obtained and orders for
warded on application to Mr. JAMES PLUNKET at the
State House. NaatUi5s Tennessee address
J. b w. PAGE, Treasurer
nov. 22-6md Office IA KibV st Boston, Mass
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G. q "a
ORDERS for the Sewanee Co.'S Coal may be Left at
OHICHS' CHINA HALL, North side Of the
Square All orders left there will be filled the follow
ing day. Llrge Lamp % cts /; ScrecEed Lump IS ctSj
Fine IS cts; Run of the Mine, Is cents per bushel,
The Goat is all weighed, and customers Of get
ting what they pay for at the Sewanee Col Yard joining
the &C CRRD Depot dec25-lwdEatter lwtoIstfeb
- Gazette Banner and Oatriot copvas above
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MAINE SAFE FOR BUCHANAN AND BRECKIN-
a9.tE .t,. #,a as.e RIDGE, y ,se mm. s3Fr. ..s.s.,

Three weeks hence (Monday, September 81 our State
election takes place. and will result in the complete
and overthrow Of the backepublcan party and the de-
feat of Hannibal Hamlin, now senator by democratic
suffrage He (Hamn,) the fusion candidate for gov
ernor warmly espoused the Baltimore platform in 49, and
has now joined the abolonis with whom he has long
sympathzed Tell friends that the venerable Cass
carried Maine in '4s the Michigan letter. will Blu
chanan in November the principles of the Nebraska bill
80 ably illustrated by the distinguished Douglas of Hi
nos. Speaking of Douglas may add that the people
of Maine long to him. fully approaching his able cham
ponshp Of democratic principles and national creeds
contradstinguished from abolition anaticsm. On the Th
of August Senator j. p Benjamin and Hon How
ell Cobb here In company with honored repre-
sentative Fuller and addressed the democracy by thou
sands They received hearty welcome and received the
Inequalities of Hon. A. w. H. Clapp while here. No
words describe the enthusiasm created by those disn
gushed southerners We should be glad to have Of
them visit us order TO teach the eored republicans that
we know sectional men, but hail all as brothers who
cling to the fortunes of country upholdrg
its banner through good and evil report
The telling speeches of Benjamin and Collaborating
the most glowing national sentiments-have created a
great desire in our people to hear them again. well TO
hear Douglas Cass Toucey and Others. Their colleague
iamln, has denounced the former Louisiana slave
holder, whom the people ought not hear although he
stumped it the State in 80 with the eloquent Pierre
Soue from the same State. ... ..r !.
Pray what are the black republicans Of the House doing
Have they done anything except elect Banks the speak
ershp Pa man who last year. preached open dsunon in
this city because the constitutional rights Of the South
were upheld by the democracy The truth is that the
Fremont members Of the House have deceived the people,
as well as each other They have creed principles
no settled policy whatever and are in fact in unsettled
state Of mind indicating kind of monOmania.
Right glad citizens that Congress is about to adj
n an
black republicans will be held responsible The whole
Kansas difficulty attributable to their turbulence in
keeping up agitation and fostering the unnatural excite
ment growing out Of the border euds They give the
President credit for his efforts to peace and up
hold the laws Of the land but the contrary, abuse in
virulent terms Of the most faithful and able admins
aons country has enjoyed since the days of Andrew
jackson. .a-n ..r..a .G..a. s-.a. .a. e...-. ....
Again. say Maine Is safe for the democracy The peo-
pie not blind to the evils Of anacsm the designs
of corrupt politicians aa u y s8@aaF1 tt.sas aH. IS
N Rive are looking for John Van Buren, soon. .
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM sr. DoMseo-A letter by the
schooner Marietta Smith, Capt Chase from Port Pat
Sd instant says ,,.-a,. r.s y. .-. .r.stss G
A few days ago Dominican man-of-wnr schoon-
arrived from 81 Domingo city, the capital or the
Dominican republic and her officers reported the city
In state Of revolution, in consequence of q treaty
with Old Spain The 7th article of the treaty favors all
Spanish descendants and allows them TO become Span
ish citizens aud they being the most numerous wish
to become in fact, and hoist the Spanish flag again.
Citizens soldiers and ALL rushing to the Spanish
sus TO get registered and become such The day the
schooner le the city 50ee had registered their
names, and many more would sign. This bad caused a
great movement in the city All the tribunals had been
closed business was suspended and the President and his
cabinet wished TO resign
"The editor Of Of the city papers had shot down In
the Streets in broad daylight Spaniard political dis
pute e The editor escaped, but reward Of
5000 has been offered for his apprehension BY the Span
ish consul a#'gaetaH staa
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NEWSPAPERS IN SwTzERLAsD--The number OF iournals
published this year in Switzerland which has popuation
Of 100000 souls Is 2e3 being twelve more than Ia 1856
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Ixronr,sr psooyrnY,--A Boston paper saws

The master employed in the construction Of the
Merchants Bank building State street has discovered
taking down the massive granite pillars which adorned the
old structure that each Of them contains a smaller
column ia It's Interior much beautiful and ornamen-
tai than the original The old pillars perfectly
plain, but those which enclosed in them handsomely
uted and possess architectural grace which want
ing 10 the old Workmen busly engaged 10
removing the superfuous granite which the
columns and developing their architectural beauty The
process which very interesting one is carried
small wooden building in front Of the bank. @.. fn