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Marshall's Uterine CatholicOn.

OPINIONS or TIE FACULTY.
ONE q the Of uterine disease thas have
toner u metne he means 81 nrst csng NJ att-a-
ton 10 h- virtues q M4has Uterine Cathocon me pa
soc had been eecasienay troubled win d.harrs snIar
10 The uhes ant bad had s1ne oabir With her monthly
- sish shoo'iB~ pin, uss. ~ 800 $500 $500 -
which Al eafd extsuded n aoag IRE pns she shsa
Ioaoled WITH hsAaaeae aAd great neFvoa. dsbliy Cod.
saaddsring PATS and n1saes q heat ucu iheot ne
whole body The grganc q culy a re sb analy merged
io soaplst. pro.Psas % shat SIC ca 80, q down viii
eut psia. There iu siug n ne back ana
ancsntrsbie desTs ic th- sof an lay she had
hsass.. viii IA ard ry sEa, aud sios isf n eriisai
eondilion- candr eoupss - ~ mat many e tsas
Symptoms sppsare ~ nnderi the cass ard Ne bsst
sk eoad sozanani filled 70 avert t6sn Oh ne re-
snsni medical prefs.orin Ne. Tork oy "a 70 Ne ussof
hsrshtAs tiefthe tst1i r. chlnEs n 1pfeas
grsdaal kas tls .hals -es. "a a tese.fi a, ~ 80
aai aeysloPaDrnt = plsnt fsn ne seed ~ rps a
Aesns'aut ass g % So irsa'h We sitaad " ersis
sgatest syaipfsa q ~ hesli hasbr srper 1cI since
isea s.ss az = s'a.,ss "a e ~ srs s - aeie
&c oeaaten1s- ". ruEsocA. 4. n. iadlzsa-
1ssAs Grss&sAvg csa,essv.
fsass ae--i tsf arn g n ~ sefpf srzlacafiaa a.
ss.Ia g es'Z e. p 80 ~ q ~ sin regard
Phy..'.n - toe. = - ar .aFt .says isu15
r. 4aaqst naFosshis 20 81 Low 4 ifsrira
- ~. asss :. &c 81 ~ G. tssa tsr slEays ooks5
neatsd their nab w = 1teFes rslg fi.xrr ke.rl
% Fulr efrst1a elzFstses TIerins fsIl sl'sless
knoslne hsf hra tses 5 l4f tsl u "a. ~ sl.A4
~ 1Ey a give O. rfst .htrstsh ia. ~
lsses = - fssg e ~ sa7s tzr.f if Ihass ausys
ieaaa $3.50 s7l e e. - ss1efzd - ~ - a. ~
leN sfAFiaz era. teaf. r1a11re AID 111raE 118n
Ia ihe a.erins erresf feaf a zsis a. a. b.sr
e,spAfies ~ aft4t ~ q Is pass great
ataeit ~ line II ~ n IL perad
via irrs Eatsr aeearre 4r -. rass atun ana sad
"a q1fs lszes 4<1rtf It Hs.EaeEs an1 sesene1a
n A. btzk. ~ e feursf, enla-
neat, n4uleee rs1iz. reg lr = p beaeit earnlns
IL a. slaath a.ent IA 4. zsa sn s1lI q the oerE
CRASHES ard ilnFnx rare1l qarll a Ifc podFs and
great Esnssal aaess = nurafass tasrs m4nT chr
teFee1 theA us4 a. 6a4 - rar1as eelac4tes an
ssIcaals u Yaaf 1eaFanF. ee<h1 -, t11t n ne
eF1saft - - sara e tse IL 1trry iu1As1 -
welI ike 49, - Feans Kr lltenllE % n1ipr<1s
H1ss1A IL LasI.ae lsl1,af laIs'ltIe Ncars. tfeIE.
AkNI u. kITfEkD1A n. D.
~ n asands = etasF e<rllars.ss % AS
9msasb9 AK hACK ENZIE.
Il cs1cre eiresi. NasHrpsk.
Aaa y .s.-y o usz1.. d 'as ss.ss. I.Asl
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UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA.
w ArL...ns Eli ol lSE

new piltata7, Gu . 4o1o- J
Counterfeit notes OF this Bank, Of the de-
nomination of fiflies, issue Of 1885, purporting
TO be signed by Z. ~ Wood Cashier, have this
day been discovered.
The most striking feature in them is in the
right hand hand isuette The genuine note
represents tie s. OF farmer of eighteen,
while in the counterfeit is that of a man, or
one of mature age. The imitation of the sig
nature of the Auditor, :. +. Marks, upon close
examination will be found To be engraved; the
other signatures are very well executed.
GEO. \. FREREr, Cashier.
We are Informed Jhat a new counterfeit Of
the denomination of 500, on the Bank of Ten
uessee, is also out; aud is 50 we'll executed
that the greatest experience is repaired TO Ge-
tect it,
The public should be on their guard against
these couuterfeils.
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]. T. sWAYNE,

j. I. SWAYNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MEMPHIS TENN
COLLECTIONS made in West Tennessee, North Missis.
- sippi, and Arkansas
REFER
The Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee;
The Bankers, Merchants and others Of Memphis.
w. T. BERKY Co., Nashville q. A. HESRY, Esq GAINESVILLE
II B. DOUGLASS, " G. CoOE Esq, Franklin
J. f. PEARL, E-q, I" Col. A. VI. LoOSEY, Columbia;
Gen. R. II. ALLEN, Lawrence ARCH McDOuG4L, Savannah.
burg.
Teblt-dtwkw1m
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TIN Nominations

Our friend Pryor, Of the Memphis Eagle
and Enquire, tclcgraphs US
" Hurrah fer FnLMoRE and DoNE1SoN,
tle Statesman Of Ner York, and ne Young
Hiokory If Tennessee :"
Let the tens Of thousands voices Of the
tens Of thousands Of the American masses
Of Tennessee proloag the glad shout
BANK OHAWrEls RErEAlEp. The charters
OF the Genital Bank Of tennessee, al Nashyius.
sod the Miners aud Mlnuaemrer's Bank, al
Knoxville, were repealed by both branches of
the Legislature Yesterday The clause repeal
ing these charters takes effect on the fret Of
August.
~ Remsmber the Concert to-uight at the
McKeudree Church for she benefit Of the Ger
man Methodist Church.
E8- Mr.. C. C. BRYAN, candidate for Sheriff. re-
quests us TO say that ia bis Circular Of yesterday,
he does not wish 10 be understood as charging
Messrs. Lanier, Petway and Wilkinson VITA olsllns
him money bot only soliciting him to Withdraw.
Feb 2s-lL
i was solicited 10 withdraw By Messn. wllksnson
aud Petway. Mr.. Lsuier was the man that wanted
TO pay me for sithdruwing
Feb. 1886. C. C. BRYAN.
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STATE ELEcuoN.-The State elections in
New Hampshire "come Off on the lth of
next month. A Governor and members of
the Legislalnre are 10 he chosen
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APIrAL PRIZE EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS.

10 FfIEe ath1untlHf 10 1
Tickets s600-Halvss SO 1870 Quarters 81 25
80 Paroles Waking order Tickets IN the above Scheme
win please ADDE'S eauue swan, Box s Ea-hvie Tenn
When iiekets VT BE- mulr ateY iorWsred address,
Certificates Of Drawing sent postage free purchasers %
fsckets Immediately after the asaulux taxes place
f-bie-dtrWkE SAINT sWAN. Manager.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.
@ II ~ .
FIELD, LANGsTRoTH & CO.,
IUPORTERS.

l66 Market Street PHILADELPHIA,
INVITE the attention Of Merchants 10 the extensive and
completely escorted stock o. nge and Double Guns Of
handsome styles and warranted quslty which they
receiving direct from the Ensh, Belgian French ma
kers
Aboin store, large assorimsn nj Of Rnes and Pistols
ami desirable patterns AL Of VII ch si be offered
the very prices, and fully warranted feh5-tw2m
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t5s Rem smber the Concert to-uight at the
AcKeudree Church for !he benefit Of the Ger
man Methodist Church.
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DANGERoU5 CoUNrEIFmrs. "A Banking
House at Montgomery (Ala) under date Of
Feb. 25;h, informs the Cashier OF tie Bank of
Nashville 10y letter, that there is a dangerous
counterfeit just out, on the Bank 81 Louis.
iaaa," at New Orleans, OF The denomination Of
SO. THIS counterfeit il 50 well executed that
the Bank al New Orleans redeemed f.e OF
them One was taken M Montgomery on the
23rd; and one was taken in this city last Tues
day. The following caution which we copy
from the Bmner, describes this counterfeit:
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Look at This Look at This /! /!
Havana Plan Lottery.
I,e0o PRIZES! 10000 DOLLARss
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

bf AUTHORITY OF rue STATE or koRGIA.
10000 NUMBERS 0NLYl PRIZE TO $ TICKETS
CLASS X.
To be Drawn March 18th, 1855.
Concert Hail. Macon. Ga, u1ier he sworn SUPER.
n inienaencs % tel. Gee. II. Logan ana 4 ma.
A. Nisbct- Esq.
Tue Manager wing aarounctd ~ delerminstion 10
msks tbs The NEST popFlar Lottery n he word osrs fDr
March lsh, ssmC iAAs far saFpsses Ruy scssBe ever
ersfed n the an1sh q Lotteries Leak yer iaterrst
kxhafhs he csPitais One PFi1e 10 eiEhi fetesz, a.
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lEIectIon-PIaces of voting.

The Legislature has recently changed the law Sc
as to require, hereafter the polls to be opened in
each ward in the city, instead Of the Court House
therefore, at the election for county officers on Sat
uFday, the voting places in the city viii be as fol
lows:
FlRsT WARD-ElectiOa to be held at the Union
Hall.
sEcoSD wARO-EIection to be held at John d.
Soan's Stable.
THIRD WARD.-Election to be held at w. L.
Boyd's.
FOURTH WARD Election to be held at Straut,
Allen & Co.'S Coach Shop.
Firm WARD Election to be held Corner Of
Union and Summer streets.
sixrn wARD.-Election to be held at Tarpley &
Pyle's Coach Shop.
sEvExrn WARD.-Election to be held at Whites
Tin Shop.
EIGHTH wAED.-ElectiOn to be held at Loves
Store.
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JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD,
DEALER IN v-Es--uzSx
Is HARDWARE azSss
AND
Q u II II Il Il r. x
NO. 30 PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

ITO enable 10 sell goods at low prices from this Pate
all accounts for sundries purchased on credit shan
oonde red due when the articles delivered and Paymen
will be expected When the accounts are presented.
iaull -deokwly
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ADVANCED TAXES.

COLLECTORS OFFlCE,
HksuviLLk, February I'd, 1850.
accordance with recent act passed BY The Mayor aud
Aldermen q ne city q Nashville TIE Revenue Collector
authorized % rcccvs Aivaneed PAymen Corporation
Taxes for the year IS one per per month W ~ al
lowed 70 taxpayer, provided pSynea Is made the pres
ent meath Of February.
~ Cooperation taxes due and paya6ie ne arst
DAY o. July next ami Interest s BE- charged hereafcF.
IN A NEI.sOS Csl~rfur.
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GENUINE aRODGERSn CTTLERY,

IA solicit nom buyers examination n very large
w stock Of impoftld and Anriean Cutlery, which
embraces
GREATER VARIETY
THAN W. HAVE EYFR BEFORE OFFERED.
And includes fan asormcnt o. patti from Jos Rodgers
sous. ILLD, LANGSrROfH CO,
Importers Of Hardware.
febs-twam RhfladeFnhau.
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% TICE
Sherin,s Sale.

SheriH's Sale.
DY virtue Of seaioai espeaas 10 ne directed By he
ID Circat Courf 81 pAgidsca caDiy is January fer
is56 wi sel the hoase re city q Mash
Fc tbs ssh dAy ~ March next the chest bler for
cash. the right usie AMI interest q wsn stuart 70 TIE
oosing lots Na 10 ard 20 described in the plan
a the bosgosth ot~peeaed sail der in to1k No ~
srrs' Oncc 81 n8stsoa county. fsntns tueuty-ssrsa
Ret each marks stree, and Fanang Eak one hanrsd
zad ihrysevsn ires sx inches each The properly
b, situated in the city u Nashsie D4vson eoaaty Fenn
Ietied the property u Nn. slsuart.
iansS J. 4 FDNoNDsssN Ds,uf. shexta
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Friday Morning, February 20, 1855.

ELECTION SATURDAY, MARCH FIRST
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INE have ir store . 90 tcFs sUCENBERCEB,s JUNI.
fF-ATA NAILS. W VT cnHt.aue to receive them du-
nag the season, ard fsria them 20 .ha civ le, az
PITrsBU6fl riuCSS, fright atlsfl
del " lL GORDON & co.
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BoARpTNC scHooE,

-Four and half Miles from the city Of Nashville
FINHTs School situated Arm the Middle Franklin
Il Turnpike. TERNs-inciuiing Board Fuel Lights and
Washing s200 per session q IN Bioafs One ha payable
be rt % September, The other the lst Of February.
An2S-1m NATHL CROSS
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RI We are requested contradict report that c. J.
r. WHARTON has Withdrawn from the fT Circuit
Court Clerk aud that be Is ssnguine Of his election
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NAsHyILIE, oAIso AND 81 oIs-
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI 4
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

a - TUE new light a @ -,
I-lss4 dreught steam k-71
er q an. PIKE nsE1zse=SzzzEzzss1Es
RAcs Master being expressly hu for this trade, with all
the modern Improvement with the light dgaught sub
santis and new steamer SAMUEL 2. BIBBARD, SAMUEL
r. hBBARD, Master, vii regular Pa kets during the
ensuing season between tie above port OF ta boats
Being N port every week These boats being in commaud
Of Old and experienced conmandans and with superior
facilities fer passengers and this socs share Of pub
nc patronage. For passage freight apply bosre,
to II. L. HARRISON, Agent,
ocSi-6m Front street.
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WHEELING a
PiTTsBURe.
DERKIRK,
BUFFALO and
tar,s

=. NiAGfRA Iaid.s
To al The Eastern citsas.
Three daily EasferR Trains at A ~ 10 A. ". anas =
TlksT TRAM CleFesnd, Pittsbrrg, Steubensi7e nns
"heelng, Mght1inR Express leaves cincinnaf 81 trr
A. ~ FIR a The tEfern cities; also, Beroit VIA ca reI
sprinRheld Nuiugfon, Cfcleyile, lancassr and xases
viles Chilcoihe and Athens. This train sn s
cnnst and Coulabss at Lovelsnd Morrow, Xsia al Len
don only.
sECOND TRAM Cleveland, Pittsburg and whesiirsr.
press Mai leaves Cincinnati at 10 o'clock A. H. se ye
land, fsburg and Wheeling. for al the Eastern cfss l
train steps at all the points between Cincinnati and Go
bus.
THIRD TRAIN--Accommodafion, leaves Ciacfnna.i Al
$3.50 O'Clock, P ~. for Springfield, Wilmington fci.egle
and Lancaster, Cahicothe and fsborongh. This 80
sops AZ al points between Cincinnati and Spin sesa
fOUkfh fRAiN-Ceveland aud Pittshufg .rhf Exiree
leaves Cincinnati a. O'Clock, PA, via Ceyeatd and ft
burg for az he Eastern ees This train stops loInGs
One Train Sunday 81 80 O'clock p NJ ar nirshus
Trains run BY Columbus Tme7 Minutes fasser ha4 fia-
cinnstL
Fare as Low as By any other Rents
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And AT Information, please aYpy al he Offices No Buxne
House, seccud door West Of Vine street Nd III cIh
House Building ard Old oce Southeast surner Il refeI
way and Front street, opposite Spencer HaafA "a sl
eastern little hiaHsl Depot last front -ttesf = =
OBiee Aoi'rs J~oal ~ "A. ~. unfa aN r. n -
p ". SfRADHs4sEra n Aesf
TIE OMNIBUS LINE
uAls Tor Passengers ~ al the principal Hola s,r .n
every train- BY leaving directions III eth ~ s-,
Offices vii call for passengers IN al parts
cut taii tmay2Il u. B. RUGGLKskster
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To THOSE WHO RIDE!
S. K, CROOKSHANKS & CO.,
Manufacturers Of Carriages, Coaches Buggies,
Light-Waggons, &C,

Manufacturers OF Carriages, Coaenes buBSlss,
Light-Waggons, &C.
No. 60 Lower Market street, NASHVILLE
VAT L are now manufacturing every Vari- +, ~ eS X
w city spd style Of vehicle, from the ks.tz1ss-<sLs
piasnest 200 n the most beautiful and ella. ~ ~
boratly finished tu-p out
Having engaged nrstcass workmeH, ana obtained large
amount OF the best Of stock prepared to DO work
which will compare with any in the whole country either for
syle or Durability An kinds OF vehicles kept constantly on
hand or promptly made TO order.
EVeretIs Patent Coupling.
This important Improvement in the coupling o. carriages
&C. has awakened much interest throughout the country
and upon with the most favor where II Is best known
known Having the exclusive right for this city we are now
making use ofthem IN constructing Carriages Bugges, &C.
arRemember the plseest the Old stand ofFTed Sloan
CO Lower Market Street.
june20:dn
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
RLiII Machinery,
N O u l. ~ ID. t. l. l. L ;

NOBLE ID. f. H l. 5,
(sUccEssc7 TO FLlIs MooEE)
HAVING made important addilS as 10 MS naachney an
greatly increased his aceS for THANKSGIVING cTkAh
EEoISE and Machinery every description, nov prepared
70 manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers equal IN point
finish and durability any made in the West and at as low
prices Having been practically engaged in the Manufacture
inc his personal attention 70 the manufacturing Department
he feels confident that he give tacoa 90 an may
favor with their orders at the old stand o. hs moore,
So and 50 Market street. near Broad, Nashville Tenn
knds Of work Flour Mills, Steam Boats saw NILS,
Tobacco Faeores Banks Jas, 6c &e executed promptly,
and at he lowest cash prices. ,,o r,,,-
isu2q-1V NbBbh ~ hii II
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NICMOL, GREEN & BAILEY.
a. C. g. A. B. BEECH

a. C.. & A. B. BEECH
NO. 40, COLLEGE STREET,
rmT -sn s=s N IA VIZ E FL r. ME
Lave now in store 8 very large amount Of sew and
n Desirable Fail and Winter Goods, direct from the
ands Of importers and Manufacturers AL q which have
lille for the purpose Of buying goods viii certainly do we'll
call and examine our sseek before MAKING Their pur-
hAsss - ne are determined to sell Al The lowest tgnres
silks.
Rich aOanced SINS, Striped BFOcads ohniE FiOaResi
JaspG
Pine alik Rept and ATmio silks Tor mourning
Alarge stock Plain brk silks Of the best makes in al
cashmsrss and DeLsnes.
Our stock Of aoen Dress Goods tmora htng IN
d wool DsLaines (aiAl in an eolors, beautiful shades
ch Mersno hne bfk Merno also Plain bl'k DeLaDes
fpin's best mAks ane bFk Bonba1ine and AlPaceas ali
rces esi'd and BIZ cobeFRe Cloths.
Cloaks and Shawls
or every style, cioth Velvet and More Antique, Stella
order shsvs and seArk Long aud Square shANis, plain
40 = Lace Goods
Fiue Val. Lace sets;
:" Collars, nes siylei
Freeeh needIe-woFk Collars trlnrned
New ssyse Emh'a Muslin setis;
ofthe most beautiful siyles Ens'd Irsrehrg Setts
Laases hae Bsanssich and Elaed Hanat'ia,
Kubd skirsa, new alyle Eeods for sksFts;
Nair Clolh aes article Grass Coth ioT skirts;
Ho,pss III ~ Skirts, plain Domestic Hoop skirts.
Au8lefy ana ZlSse4s
Lades' siik, cAihmeTe Isie ihread, aeaver and Raw
kfk leeceS GloTes
woolen. Kis and Ruck Gaantleia;
Rvery dssalP.iea 81 6eaaensns Gloves and Gaans-
Missss' beaver Gloves for sshoot
BIsk Raw elk uose, plain aud aueced,
mn Cashpirfc aaA Warstcd iosN-lslse& And misses,
yery sepsIior los LAaias and Miasss arey Ensilsh
Larrs 81 eslidssa Wauisa Hose. and CrsciaH Boots
Al eslsr eastern Knlssias YArns
Gsatlsmsa's FuraisAing Goods.
81 snA fa4eF freneA slotis
nnsE Aney D'ole Ah Ffcneh cAszinsres;
a4brs Ehof8kin Caessneress
plaln ls anl ara Doabls Easash cAasi1srs. ssw AZ
peansi.ul flsa velest Festiagi
E.esaai iof resiy. sasds stirss and SHIRT coHarsi
keady. tEHts klA4n khift toseGia,
Gcnsieusns het tneeF-shirls ard Drawers,
Riain aad k.eeed sas fhlrs and Dsanefs
laales Neft aE4 eaa NeFiNe 4stE
Hquso Furnishing Goods
Tthls pAnaats esesy xerietys
Itnsa faHsis, SspkAa ans nuasahsck Diapers;
hafssics os.ls Lansa sna Dsueestie shestREs
Rllca hp Ltnsna aae pssnrain.
Carpets and cslslnin 0eaas
Hskffe 90 haGA req heets Nsock II caFFsia,--lAe
es fak - s say And ~ Cartes faFaatrF aa4 Vel.
~ o. ssis sosar hssusfa h tessl asd TspsafFs, ans
m1sln1 nsa,ssIs 81 easass aasla Dslaass Arsraa eld
ssipsa IL tttics, hsseat iaee aAa Muaf eAfialR
Frthrat1tfrd Ensfla fhe pese, Nefne1a Einn. sEf
hsa AL Il nf teanfel Hlg4. HfnIa. hesgs Ard olher
sFeimnFs g .iNe4 1heae hssaN s~Ah fpeAs q elssg
ga - seFped riA rFn'aaas g tefYsas = tets lsAd
pfzss FsTy sfle sfoef - naa 1 a4skssa. SASS
tgfs kefsa nlankafs and 4nte FArtAiA< harAels AID
sAaat Il a. anin Negro csotlpR g Al kosn, Aaenn
hh4stsaz 8 saI4fHsts. A. ~ a - AA9ths
ssplEa - tga4gs ltEes1.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RAILROADS & SHIPS.


n S-1 - THE Substantial sfeaner CTsfBER-
LAND. Captain VIM BuRRErr, having
superior accommoaatioas for Passen-
sers Ire ght and took viii py curing the season above
and Ell i1ser eiate landings Her ding gt drarght
vii nsnrs ID TIE most Of cases direct spfners Mesrs
". A. Johnson CO, o. New Ozeans viii Agents
IN CONJUNCTION ri Capt. n. D. p H. BROOKS he vii
tide fnanenty in New Orleans, At No q Casou5est SIS
tire testo to The fling Of al purchase ore a. the
est feaFes. Il. Il. HARRISON,
degS-Fm Aget
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-26
Slavery and Kansas.

The Squattcr Sovereign is the recognized or
gan Of the Buchanan party in Kansas Ter
ritory. ltreccives tho patronage OF the
administration, AID carries the names OF
Buchanan and breckenridge at the head Of
IL columns. That paper thus exposes the
fixed purpose cf those who have made Kan
sas field Of strife and bloOdshcd:
ave are determined to repeal this North
ern invasion, and make Kansas slave
State, though our rivers should be colOred
with the blood Of the victims, and the car
cases Of dead abolitionists should be so nu-
merous in the Territory as to breed disease
and sickness, we will not be deferred in our
purpose. lie, those who desire graves in
Kansas, engage in this unhOly and unjust
war against the extension ofour beloved in.
stitrtion, that is now being wascd against
the South by the fanatics OF the North.
The Chicago Tribune thus comments up
ON this paragraph;
With the election OF Fremontwill vanish
the high hopes OF these Missouri, cut-thrOats
The SQuatter Sovereign will find its occupa'
ton gone, when the telegraph wires bring
to the Office, on the 18th of next march, tn,
unvcleome intelligence that John c. Ere
mont has taken the Presidential chair"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-26

"a SruSSER.-Tho vote of Maine, which
has broken In pieces the chain of false Democ-
racy which SO long held that State bound to
Slavery, has knocked hope of all the Buchah-
an men who have not sheltered themselves
rrOmlthc public intelligence. AL who hear
the telcgmrhic reports of lIamlin's amazing
but well nerited majority, despair wholly
of the North and of November. Well they
may. State after State will now fall into
Republican line with Maine, until the six
teen which consecate Labor with Freedom
stand in unbrokcn front to resist the farther
extension of Slavery under the sanction of
this Great Republic. "-AI'dny Ere. Journal.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-26

A FATmR KILLXD EV an INSANE DArcu-
TER. The Eaton (Iichigan) Republican
gives the PARTICULARS of truly melancholy
affair which occurred in that town week be-
fore last. While the family of LEVI LsoN-
ARD Of that place were taking their break
FAST, daughter that had been considered
insane, rushed into the house (the door be-
ing opcn) and before any of the family could
give the alarm, dealt her father four blows
with sharp axe, ON TIE head. one passing
clear into the brain, breaking out piece OF
skull. What is most strange, is that rs
soon as Mr.. Leonard was struck, he jumped
up and run after the girl with all his might,
until some of,hc neighbor came and caught
her. when he fell down easping. lie was
traced through the field by theprOfase bleed
ing. lie was taken to the house and soon
after became inSensible. Iie fingered until
the next morning when he expired. lie
was good man, respected by all who knew
him. The girl is now in the Marshall Jail
awaiting trial. r4.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-26

u The Calliopa consists of a long series
of bells, varying in size and length, accord
ing tn the tone to be produced, and running
through tour or five octaves. The steam Is
admitted to these bells by the means OF a
long series of corresponding tubes, inherited
in small cylinder connected with tho boil
er. A small wire connects the valve in each
tube with key in finger board, like that
of piano forte or organ and this in a
steamboat may be placed in the ladies' cab,
in, while the bells themselves are in n dis
tant part of the boat.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-09-26

ISA TIGur PLACE. During thunder
storm in the town of Bernie, n. Y, on Tues
day, the electric fluid struck an apple tree,
against which young man by the name OF
Lawrence was leaning. II srlit the tree
from top to bottom, making gap sufficient
ly large enough to let Mr.. L. slip in about a
foot, Immediately after which it sprung to,
and held him tight as if he had been in a
steel trap. Before he could be extricated
a resort to axes and crowbars became ncces-
sary. This is probably one of the tightcst
places Mr.. l.. ever got into.-Erchangc.