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PENNSYLVANIA KAUR010
80 -; 8 - -

NHE Great Central Route CONNECTING the
with estern Northwestern and Sou.hweStsrn Ssat.s
oy continuous Railway direct This road rIso con,s
al Ptlsourg WITH daily line Of Steamers to all nor ~
the western Rivers, and at Cleveland and srsI -
Sieaers to all ports on the Northwestern Lakez rSEi
ne most daTsct cheapest and rslsaEs ro1ks Nv hics
fhEl6Hf can be forwarded to and from the Gr,t ~
FIRST CIASSsoOi.h irhliSaaephiA lS and Pit.sburg
Gn bOxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c, 9 sOe per 1OoD
SECOND CLASS-Books and Statioperv i
Dry Goods (in bales,) Hardware Lea. 75o mar 1Osr
ther, ,Gc.-......-........ &c. - ~
THlRD CLASS-A1Vils bag1ing Bseon /
and Pork (ln bulb, j Hemp 6c Csc per lO0B
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee Fish Bacon !
and Pork fpacked Lard and Lard on sos per l0OD
fiour-Sl per bbL until further notice
Grain--50 cts. per 100 lbs until further aotics
BALE not exceeding 500 lbs wsi1bt untd
further notice. S-s-'' N----
% In shipping Goods from any point Eass of PhiIa
delphla, De particular TO mari package ta PnsI.g1
Lfa"T0ia All Goods consigned 10 the AGENTS Of th;a
Road 81 Phadelphia Piitsburg will be forwarded uts
out detention '.---
FREIGHT AGENTS-Harris, WOrmlev Co Nsrunhi~
4ennessee. X r. Sass Co, st Louis; \ Mitchell q
Son. Eyansvlle Indiana; Dumssni Bell and Murock ana
arter JeEett, Louisville, ky. r c. Medrum Nadisoo
INDIANA; Sprgman Brown, and Irwin Co Cincn-ati.
\. W. Graham Co, ZAnesville, Ohio; Ieeeh % NJ
"a klloy street Boston, Leech Co kstor Hoyse ~
York; No William street. and No. Battery PJaee Ns.,
York. E. J Sneeder, philadelphia; Magraw koons al
hmore; Geo. " Frsneiseus, Pittsburg
H. HOUSTON, General Frsig1s Age.s Ptiyad.
ID. J. LohBAEkT, SuPt, AtO0aG, Pa.
ans '55,-tIslj 81.
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SEVERAL VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

DY virtue of dscres of the County Court of Davidson
ID County rendered At the February Term 1855, will
offer for sale the late residence Of Isaac Jones' decd
Harpeth River Kingston Springs, Tuesday ths
18th day Of March all the lands owned by said jones
at his DEATH except the widows dower) amounting to
about 900 acres.
About 200 OF this land lay ali adjoining, though
in different Tracts and all the Harpeh river and
Kingston Springs About 800 acres of is in Dick
county, ths balances In Davidson There several
Of these tracts good houses suited for dwellings,
There is tract Of about 600 that is South
Hsrpeth the Nashville and Centerve road about rs
miles from Nashville, part Of which is in Williamson coun.
ty and part, in Davidson.
Plss of he various tracts will be exhibited upon the
day of sale and the hand will be sold in tracts to Ru Pur
chasers -
TEsNs-A credit Of and years without interest VIII
be given. Notes with good security required and en
retained upon the land until the purchase money paid
fsbIa-td FIR CHEATHAM G am.
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MEDICAL.
JOY TO THE WORLDi
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE RRMEDYl
Hurley's SarsaOarilla,

AurleyS SarsaDar1lla.
OF all The remedies been discovered during ths
" present age for the lbousand Ills that flesh
have elapsed since the diseoverer who spent decade
studying experimentation and perfeeng D hrst
ed 70 the public and Is already recognized by the
eminent physicians In all pars the country he
surprising and effective remedy for certain diseases
they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrups OF the have hitherto
failed 10 command the sanction of the faer becsuss on
bong tested they have been found contain
den which nentraze good eects of the sarsapara
and oentmes hure the health Of the patient II
with Huriey's preparation.
This pure genuine root and will on
trial, be found TO effect certain and perfect
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affection ofth Bone, Habitual Costiveness
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Liver complaint,
Dyspepsia Piles,
Eryspelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Eem1ie Irregularities, seroflla, or King Evl,
Fistula, Syphilis,
Besides curing the above, Il Is also known be glss.
and powee tonic purifying the blood and inygorang the
system.
In Short IL Is without exception In the eases mentioned
and lis general effect the system the efcaous as
s most desirable remedy Of the age Is already extern
svely used the county, and s fast obtaining
Europern reputation The instances Of has effected
are daily coming TO the popretcTs and he
nohestalion in recommending and ali 10
procure relief from suffering One bottle being tried m a
feets viii be too apparent TO admit Of further doubt
Reeolect Hueys Sasapsrs 10 the only genuine article
In the market.
~ Price one dollar per bottle, six for Eve dollars
o sale al the mauuaetory Seventh Green
Streets Louisville, Ky. Asn, wholesale and retail by H.
SCoV, and by dealers In Medicine throughout United
Slates, Canada and Mexico. lan2a-d&wly
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BROWN d ANDERSON,
octl-H No. 20 Market st., Nashville Tenn
OFTICE OF THE MANrLASp COSsOLIDAFED LOrTERIEs,

OFFIok OF lhk MAhfLAHb OoNtoLoAF LoITMlAs,
BALTIMORE, July lst, 1855. I
ALI TcKETE CERTIFIcATKs OF PACKAeRs OF TIoKErs,
IB TKE LOTTERIES AUTHORIZED STATE MAINLAND
LITHceRAPHED SIGNATURE r. K. BRENAN,
GKEKRAL AsKNI THE CONTRAcTOR, ANB OTHERS
OWING the numerous applications from all parts OF the
country the management will give their attention to the
6lng of orderfor Tickets Ceracatss In the Maryland
lotteries.
Persons distance may confidently rely upon having
her orders for Tickets promptly hed and the setes con-
ndeRee observed.
These Lottenes drawn daily In public in the City OF
Baltimore under the supsrntendenee Of the Slate Lottery
Heavy Bonds given the State
Tty for she payment 4 all PTiEes The prices of Whole
Tickets from 81 tSt20 Half and Quarter Tickets in
proportion.
There nsvsr $4,000 Prizes in any Lottery,
Prizes from 81 to 500 0O0 according
20 the price Of Tickets. For instance
Tickets 10 81 the highest Prize shout 5000
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. GERTRUDE j. CARY'S BOARD
INC Ann DAY SCHOOL

vrrIIJ rasnna its Ne sion on Monday Sept 10th Cir.
w culars NAV be obtained application at her resi-
dence W. corner Pine and Fifteenth streets, Phsde
ph's.
Chester. ID D. Rev. j. Newton Brown D. D.. Rev. Henry
Darling Rev G. L. Plat Rev. J. Gordon MAXWELL Phils.
delpha.
Hon. Wm L. Marcy. Secret tary of State, Judge P. v.
Daniel Supreme Court, U. s., Washington City; Rev.
Thomas H. Skinner, ID. D., Rev. Joel Parker d. d. New
York; Rev. George Woodbridge p T. Daniel, Jr. Esq,
Hon. Cave johnson President Bank of Tennessee Nash
ville Tenn. A. r. Crozer Comptroller Nashville Tenn
sept25-6m.
PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
EBEN FULLER,
Successor to Hamilton d Fuller
TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY,
corner MARKET and Spring or Church SIS,
Nashville, Tenn.
HRATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
" this Mannfsctory since its establishment, the Pro
pr1etor feels deermnedto merit continuation ofthe
in future.
L have now on hand good assortment of ready made
werk consisting in part of Mems Boys and Youths Calf,
MP and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans, double
SOLE House Servants Shoes, Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco sad Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
IN good style and warranted
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds Of Repairing DONE IL
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
sas- Banner, Whig Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy discontinue all other advertisements aug24.
LOCOMOTIVES TOOLS AND MACHINERY.
THE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laurence, Nus.
i sdchaSs manufactures Locomotives Of any size or
guage, Stationary Engines, Lahes Plsners all kinds OF
Tools Cotton, WoOlen and Paper Machinery; Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press,
&c. &c. All articles warranted best materials and work
manship Information may be obtained and orders for
warded on application to Mr.. JAMES PLUNKET, at the
State House, AdstUiLts, Tennessee, or address
j. H. W. PAGE Treasurer,
nov. 2e-6md. Office IA Kilby 81, Boston, Mass
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Prom Nash vile, LaTsrzne

FouE - me above rates to be shipped in lots o1 seven
tyhve barrels and upwards at one time vrbsn =; - -
Quantities hve cents per barrel to be added Flour =
sacks VIII Do transported came terms 200 Ibs t h
rated and charged as one barrel. II. T. ANDERSON
ONho.-tL Su larinfa,,.Aanf
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOcGI Ra7TTo1I1--
q NOVICE TO SHIPPE-RS

j MIL the Tennessee River Bridge Is rebnSI n
- Produce and Merchandise will bs ran -
shipped across the river on Steamboat snd p =
geS aud be subjected to two drayages Shinnsru -. -;
ned teAt all goods sent to the Depots ia Dtekas nsf
senl oe ne entre protection of the eontents viii he "a
lected- Grain Will not be received except IN bssv ~
our Is or gunny bags light thin sacks viii "a y.Ss
80 q, - s. - ne osoer as the labor and time nsces-
Sar 70 repalrhe same will greatly resrd he
and cannot be performed The Agents Of The ~ Z
specially instructed not to receive grain al tbs-
S m - me SACKS are plainly and distinctly marked
ana accompanied BY an order OF Shipment
- we cannot permit the Depots 10 be usad a. g..
houses Tor Grain or Produce when tbs ,arls Ia 20 -
ordn, sae OF the owner shipper to
nine cents and Corn eight cents per busbal So TaIL
MA ana al stations west OF Tennessee River and from
he nJ u an stations Tes OF Tuilahoma, Wheat viii
4g charged ten cents and Corn cent? per
WHISKY will be charged one dollar per bsrrp fro1 NO.
Ve 70 Cnattanoogs. All articles Of reigb esinais5 IN
present Tariff rates n n EHnTDS0St - -
= REDUCTION ON LUMBER To NASgVnTE
FROM bridgeport, TO IRnalon inclusive Lumber il -,
duced Ss per Csr load from present rates Fror, Co1
S9rmandy Inc lnsVe Lumber is reduced 81 Der Car
!oAd nom former rstes- dscls HTA
<..orro,. RAILROAD NOTICE.
lOTTON destined for Charleston will on ard afar tbis
~ date, De charged "a s5 per b6le Of 500 Ibs or - 80
30 cents per loo lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs -
septic H. L ANDERSON, sup't n S.C.R.R
Fhoh NAASHHlLLE Ais6nllE To NEW ORLEANS.
THKOUGH in FOUR DAYS.
FARE, THLR7Y DOLLAPS
" Ia ChsttanoogeY Atlanta, and West Point to Mont
pot Price sl6 so. " N@o ~ me Do
Prom Montgomery to Mobile, by double daily linz
!mOrnlng and evening" OfStages and Steamboats, ,ra.
ing Win tee steamers from thence to New Orleans
r. l. ANDERSON, GenI Sup't n &CRR
TENNESSEE AND A ALABAMA R4TTP0IY1
n and after Wednesday, December 18th Is5s Tr.i,.
~ will run follows: @' -'e-a
GOI Nt5 81 UTH
Leaves Nashville at go A. n: and 2 = =. -s
ThomPsons al 20. A. n and 4 IS ~
GOING NOBTa
Leaves ThompsOn's al S:45 a and s > =. s,-,z.. "A
Nashville lO:25,A- NJ, and So Pm
sunday Train leaves ThOmpson's AZ "a
The Sageso Of Carter Thomas Z hough co1sact nth ,n
Trains at ThOmpsOns "4aA 'ue
through Tickets TO Memphis, Waynesboro, J,cts,,
IuScumDls, Florence, Columbia, and Pulaski en- bs,o
cured al the General Stage 01jce under he Ters1dh IL
tel A 1Sn11-1-teah SHeah no
ceo---9 K. Eng. and Supt.
FARE REDUCED TO 81 FaOa EEs9VTI 7 , ~,
JACKSON, TsNH,
" IA tennessee and Alabama Railroad Columbia and
W7ynesboro For seats spply at the General Stsz.
DAYS. at 81 a m gSl a,1s =. = n
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:, J, P,EENNSYLVANIA ItAILROAD.

~ FENNSY LVANIA IkAILROAD-
f!NHHEE DAILY Through Trains be,ween PEiia5sI,hs.
Il and Flttsburg. THE MORNING MAI. TRAIN
burg for Phladelphia at 2, A. NJ faE PAST LINE
leaves FhadeiPha for Pittsburg at p and Ptsbarr
IC5 @5 fnMI4depha I'M at /, N. THG NIGHT EXPRESS
caves tnladephia for PittsburR a. IL p NJ and
Pisishurg for Philadelphia at 10, p NJ ~ --''
me aooTe lines connect at Piitsburg with tie Railroad.
~ m 'I lro,n oI Louis. Mo- Alton Galena and Chiea-o
M, EIsnnort Lexington, and Louisville Kv: Te:ra
hau'e msdson, Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincn
1st Dayton Springfield, Beefoniane SanduskT Toiedo
Coinm3us Zsnesyille, Massion and Wooster
Ohloj also, with the Steam Packet Boat f and 10 NJ
OrIsans 81 Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had 10 or from sitbar of Tia
above places. NON' e''Oei u w
For further particulars see Handb, a. tbs siFsrspt
starting points Passengers from the West viii find ths
ine shortest and most expeditions route 10 PbadepLia
Baltimore, New I ork or Boston
ThcS. MOORE, AeExr, Passeuge- Lius.. PLaaSr
). MESklMEN, Agent, Passenger LINES. Pitts5lTg
Philadelphia, ls5S-iaps-Iy
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With numerous Prizes Of SlGUOO S5UOO, SOO0 S5OO SlOU,
GSc SC Persons remit any amount, from 81 up
srds that invest receipt Of which We for.
ward Ties In the Lottery designated by the
purchaser or Designated then some Lottery that
viii the buyer has got the ticket in his posses
sion Ocia Scheme Of The Lottery Will be sent with all
tickets ordered carefully sealed in ordinary envelope,
aud on the dAy is drawn the official Drawing VIII
be with written Explanation Of the result OF
hs pu rehase The Drawn Numbers also published In
he daily papers City OF Baltimore aud in the Daily
Nsuona Inleligeneer, u. C.
Circular containing all the Schemes VIII be sent 10 any
Sue By addressing the undersigned. ---
Address orders for Tickets 10 r 4. BRENAN,
uly2s, l655-ly No. Calvert st, Baltimore, ND.
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FARE REDUCED TO SO so
COMES, FANS, And FANCY GOODS.

COEBS, FANSg AND FANCY tIOalIDN.
WILLIAk TASKER
IN PARK PLACE, NET T0RK rites tba sttantion
lUs of Southern and Western Merchants 10 bIs s
Of Fsns Combs, Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes st
cules Perfumery, Soaps Pcrts Nonaies JED and Bssd
Bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs and Needsa
Beads Necklaces &c. India Rubber Combs CaDes BALI
and Toys OF every description Scissors Razors and CEt
ler Gold and Gilt JeweIy, Aecordeons and Yolins in-
cluang genera and very large stocx Of English Frsno
and German Fancy Goods which will be SOD a de "a
lowest prices for CASE or APPRovzD PArsR
- Orders by letter selected and put up IN tbs q
manner WILLIAM TASKER
HgFlyd. Pax PLAcE. NEv YosE
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All Should Try It.

All Should Try It.
DR. J. HosTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
A RE YOU DYSPEPTIC!
N then take these celebrated BtierS
ARE YOU BILLI0USS
Try bottle of these Bitters ard be relieved once
ARE YOU ANNOYED BY INDIGESTIONl
Remove the By the free of these Bitters.
The celebrity that this excellent preparation has gained
in the last few yesrs is beyond belief The best PHYSICIANS
IN the United States endorse and recommend it 20 their
patients in all cases of DYSPEPSIA Indigestion and Loss Of
Appetite tits used oy nearly every family in the UBiOn
and none should be withOutIt.
For sale by H. g. SCOVEL,
q. W. HENDERSHOT,
BERRY DEM0VllLE,
10. G. BROWN
HARBERT 4 ROSCQ,
A. q. CARTER,
Aud by Druggists and Hotels generally.
N. B.-See directions on Bottle septle-dA WY.
NEW GAS FIXTURES.
TUST received very handsome lot Cf fCHANDALIERS
81 and other articles in ine and if you intend
have the Gas in your house. cannst find more Ia
vorable time for selling cheaper than ever, and
have the very best wOrkmeu employed and guarantee to
do the very best work.
Wshave all kinds Of Fixtures from the large Six Light
Chandelier TO the paines Pendant We have Chandeliers
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living of
the lin of the Gas pipe be furnished with fashionable
Chandeliers, and use other materials until the Gas pipes
Gas PIPE Work of all kinds either far STEAM OR Gas,
done with despatch. Apply to kendrck, at the Office
OF the Gas Light Company.
ulyS +. L. DAVIS CO.
MANNYs CELEBRATED COMBINED REAPER AND
MOWER, WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT
FIRST GRAND SILVER MEDAL
For the best Reaper and Mower at the Parls Morld
Fair Exhibition, 1855, awarded to John
NANNY, and the Machine
Purchased by Prince Napoleon
T HAVE on hand and for sale the above Machines Ihey
received the premiums at State Fairs in New York.
New Jersey Vermont New Hampshire, Conoeeteutt,
Kentucky Gelan and Nashville in this State and
have given satisfaction throughout Middle Tenn
hse some fifteen of them have been used in the last two
Years. Price tl50 delivered in Nashville
isnI2-0 B. +. CHEATHAM.
LYONS Il CO.
importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To.
bacco, and all kinds of Foreign Wines,
Liquors, etc.
No. 1s CEDAR STRzET Hashviae Tenn
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OVERS & CO.,
ROGERS, AUCTION EERs
AND
Commission Merchants,

VHE subscribers having associated themselves under
Il the sty lie and firm of DY ERS CO., for the purpose
OF conducting General Agency and Commission busi-
ness take this method OF Offering their services to their
friends and the public. They will either buy sell Pro-
duce and Property of all kinds hire Negroes attend to
Settlements and Collections in Sumner and the counties
adjoining DC, &c.
Having good Warehouse they will receive Storage
and ship Produce Their house being large and commo
dious, they ready for and solicit consignmens
of all sorts of Merchandise for their Sales at Auction
privately, according TO Consgners Instructions They
will receive Dry Goods, Boots Shoes and Hats Saddles,
Harness, Groceries, Hardware, Leather, Furniture and
Agricultural Implements for all of which here is scarce
ly better market On the principle Of "a nimbe six
pence better than slow shilling they will sell Groceries
on terms that must please their patrons
Promising prompt attention and unremttng care for
any and every interest entrusted to them and immed
ate return proceeds every OCCASION they confidently
hope to merit sud receive your patronage.
T. G.. DYER
THOS T. T. TABB
REFER Tc-Messrs Averett & Bennett Winslow Hart
NJ Hart Hartsville; Maj d Burford, Mr. Rom Wight
Col Jas Vaughn Dickson Spring; 10 g Pickett JnO NJ
Carin Bro, Carthage; DIR p Allison, Gov W Camp
bell Lebanon Gen I NcCoin, DR. W Franklin, W L
Brber, DIR II Anderson, JnO 7 Barber John r San
derson and Messrs Jenkins Allen Csntrel Gsllatin;
Maj Alex Allison Nashville febl4-2tewtf
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TENNEssEE AND ALARaml : =, m = =; - =:


FARE REDUCED TO 81 FR0a NASHVILLE 10
JACKSON, TENH.
MA Tennessee and Alabama Railroad colrr0h;. -
WsyDesboro. For spply At the General Sis1. .a
Gtnce Leaves Nashville Sundays Wednesdays and Fs.
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M ISS MARY W EBER VIII give lessons on ths.
4I Piano and Harp at the residences Of her pupils Ap-
PLY to Il Weber, Nc "a Vins street. jans1
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IOH aesnned Tor Charleston will, on and after this
% cents per loo los. for excess of over 500 lbs
septic II. l. ANDERSON G,,,. a A. N N
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From Bridgeport, to Tansalon inclusive Lnmbe- i. =
used s2 per Csr load from present rates Frorl CarsTs
normandy Inc elusive, Lumber is reduced 81 per ar
1ao nOm Iornler rates decIS N 4
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1OON"
A GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
n States TO sell the above new and improved CORN
AND COB MILL. To all such, a rare chance 10
make money will be offered Exclusive State and county
privileges will be disposed of unusually tar terms by
application 10 the Proprietor
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DISSOLUTION.
THE ccpartnership heretofore existing under the firm
i and style of BROWN 4 GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo. G. BRowN is alone author
lied to use the name of the firm in liquidation, &c.
JOSIAH g. BROWN,
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Oter you Corn and Cob MIL unsurpassed IN the
Union and which cannot be superseded by past future
inventions. 1t is the very Mil which every Farmer and
Stock Raiser should have; will crush from 10 BUSH
els Corn and Cob per hour with horse easily fitted
up and managed weighs $40 b and all contact OF the
grinding surfaces prevented will hast any farmer
dinary lifetime speak thus of its durability because the
same principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill
WhOis il that
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for month and it don't give complete satisfaction
return tt If there be any thus disposed let him
speak. Satisfaction is warranted in case
ey will be refunded. This Orusher can be attached TO
horse, water steam power which renders it the most
convenient Mill south of Mason's and Dxons line. All
other Crushers the south require much power
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RAILROADS, &C.

WHEAT CORN. OATS. gloUR.
per ba. per bu. per bu. per bbi-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-14

ExTRAcr FOR THE SOBER MIxDED The
following waif. afloat on the sea of read
ing,' we clip from an exchange. We do
not know its paternity; but it contains some
wholesome truths beautifully set: Men
seldom think of the great event of death
until the shadow falls across their owr,
path. hiding forever from their eyes the
traces of the loved ones whose living smiles
was the sunlight of their existence. Death
is the great antagonist Of life, end ths cold
thought Of the tomb is the skeleton 81 all
teasts. We do not 60 through the dark
valley. although its passage map lead to
Paradise; and, with Charles LamR we do
not want to lie down in the muddy grave
even with kings and princes for our bad
fellows. But The fat of Nature is in-
e1orsbls. There is no appeal Of relief from
the great law which dooms us TO dust. We
flourish and we fade'as the leaves of the
forest, ard the flower tha. blooms aud With
ers in day, has not a Trailer hold upon
life than the mightiest monarch that ever
shook the earth with his footsteps. Cen
erations of men appear ahd'vanish as the
grass, and the countless multitude that
throngs the world to-day, viii tomorrow
disappear as the footprints on the shore
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The GosT or GLoaY. The Edinburs
Review thus sums up the inevitable conse-
queucoof being too fond Of glory.
Taxes upon every article which enters
into thet mouth or covers the back, or is
placed undsrthe foot. taxes upon every
thing which it is pleasant to see, bear, feel,
smell, or tastes taxes upon warmth, light
and locomotion1 taxes on everything on
earth, and in the waters, under the earth
on every thing comes from abroad or is
grown at home; taxes on the raw material;
taxes on every fresh value that is added to
It by the industry Of man; taxes on the
cause which pampers mans appetite and
drug which restores him to health; on the
ermine which decerates the Judge and the
rope which hangs the criminal, on thep poor
mans salt and the rich mans spice, on the
brass nails of the coffin, and the ribors of
the bride; at bed or board, couchant or le-
want, we must pay. The school boy
whips his taxed top; the beardless youth
manages his taxed horse With taxed bri-
del, on taxed road; and the dying Eng
lishman, pouring his medicine which has
paid seven par cent. filings himself back
upon his chintz bed which has paid twenty
two per cent. makes his will upon an sigh.
pOuRd stamp, and expires in the arms Of
an apotheeary who has paid a license Of q
hundred pounds for the privilege Of pnt-
ting him 70 death. The whole property
is then immediately taxed from two totem
per CENTS Besides the probate, largo fees
are demanded for burying himin the chan
ell; his virtues arc handed down to posteri-
ty on taxed marble, &nd be is then gather
ed to his fathers to be taxed no more"