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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

A STATE WITHOUT TAxEs-The State of Texas
is in most envable condition ia regard to her fn-
anees She is the envy of the country. Her
Comptroller, in recent report presents the fol-
lowing dsttering picture of her condition:
"The State is Outof debt, with surplus of over
q million OF dollars in the treasury-s permanent
5 per cent. school fund of ten millions of dollars;
an unappropri&ted public domain estimated at one
hundred millions of acres, which, if judiciously
used, would subserve all the purposes of internal
improvements, required by the State, and tax
lighter than is imposed on any other people, and
which is adequate to all the wants of the Govern
meut The aggregate amount Of taxable property
is very nearly Sl50,00000O, being an increase Of
$22, 100000 over the previous yea"
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SCOTS maj 1888 2,l47 Johnson's
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

OFFICIAL RETURNS.
The following are the returns as far as received
South Carolina, included in the table, is estimated
the Buchanan electors having been chosen by
the Legislature-by unanimous UOte: The other
Ststea offci1L
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TRILNKN ANN YAIIi.
READY-MADE CLOTHING, DRY-GOoDs,
BOOTS AND SHOES

HATS. CAPS, JEWELRY, &c, &c.
rHE undersig II determined TO close present
business aud 10 that end offers his entire
above articles, all Of good quality EssFERS Cosr. There
is sham in this Come and 0ryourselyes. His stores
No. s Of Market and Broad Streets aud No. &C.
OF Broad and the Alley.
deeQ--Im e. FRANKLIN
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET

THE commOdious and substantial fast Aa1RAA
i running steamer SEVENTY-SIX, kEFteasS
Z. X. BARCLAY Master, held in IeBdi z-Es--skS
by tho rst rise OF water 70 her regular I'M
above during the coming For freight and pas
age having superior accommodation apply board or t.
septl7-d II. n. HARRISON. Agent
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TIE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

The electoral college met yesterday morning
and elected JoHs @. BURoH, Esq, of Hamilton
county, Messenger to carry the vote to Washing
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY VI
LANIER, PHILLIPS 81 co.
WE will O6erin front of store, on Wednesday, De-
w cember 3D. at 10 O'Clock, large
ries, Liquors, &c, tO-wit
SO bhds prime and choice Sugar;
800 bags choice Baltimere Coffee
100 do prime Rio Coffee
100 do 1aguyra Coffee;
go boxes Star Candles;
200 do Tallow Candles;
100 do Tobacco; assorted brands;
500 kegs Wheeling Nails;
SO bbs Pike's Whiskey;
SO do old Rye do;
90 do old Bourbon do
50 do Brandy and Wine,
10000 Melee Cigars
$1,000 Fine Cigars;
100 gg0ss MaSOn's Blaekng
so bbls Crushed Sugar;
25 do Loaf do;
25 do Powdered do;
20 bags Pepper;
30 do Spice;
2OO boxes bar Soap;
50 dozen Wash boards;
1000 sacks fine salt;
25 boxes Teas;
50 dozen BrOOms;
$50 nests Buckets;
go reams Wrapping Paper;
50 casks Soda,
50 boxes Claret Wine;
so dozen painted Buckets;
Tiers Fresh Rice
Together with ali the smaller articles of Groceries 70 make
up complete sale. The trade is particularly Invited as
will give liberal privileges
LANIER, PHILLPS & co.
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thus showing Buchsnsn's actual majority in
Kentucky to be nearly one Thousand votes greater
than the ''officisr count makes it.
1t may be all right but it certainly looks little
suspicious that the know nothing officials at Frank
fort only discovered discrepancies in counties Civ
iug in the aggregate large democratic majority.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

ONE ofthe most desirable Residences in the vicinity -
" of Nashville, the Gallatn turnpike and in full iI
view OF the city, between Edgeneld and Brownsville,
few minutes walk of the Public Square. The i'm
provemens consists of Cottage with rooms, and
Yants rooms milk house, carriage house. stables sheds, &c
with well of falling excellent twenty feet
in depth There also in fine growing ordera choice selee
nearly fruit ofamost every kind and straw
berries most choice varieties grapes roses
&c. The place contains thirteen of the best gar
den which be divided into three six beau
fal Lots, with plenty garden ground to each. 1t is in the
best location in the vicinity, being conFeniento ne male
female school, and church. 1t will be sold altogether
with all the improvements immediae sp-
plication s made great bargain will be given, TO cash
prompt purchaser aud immediate possession given For
PARTICULARS and desirable home call the prem
ises al once, orto o. z. NOEL,
dec3-tf I No. 2 College street,
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New Books.

THE COURT OF NAPOLEON; or, Society under the
First Emperor, with portraits of its beauties, wits and
heroines from authentic originals
LIFE IN BRAZIL Journal OF visit the land of the
Coeoe and the Palm, by Thomas Ewbanks.
HrCEtA ALSO, .r EesTA es rt
Diapers Physiological
DIR. Kane's arctic Expedition;
The Banished Son, by Caroline Lee Hentz;
Confidential Letters Of Napoleon and Josephne by j. s.
G. Abbott. Just received by JOHN York; CO.,
dec3 80 Union street.
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CITY HOTEL BUILDING FOR RENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Ie
TUNHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, S,ss1z.zD =
IL Capt. VIM. DEWITT, having superior
cOmmodaOns for Passengers, Freight and efSsYTi.sR
Stock, will ply during the above
and all intermediate landings Her exceeding light drauah
will insure in the most of direct shipments. Messrs
w. A JOHNSON d Co, of New Orleans will Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ. D. F. H. BRooKs who will re-
side permanently in New Orleans at No 81 Carondeet street.
during the business for the purpose Of giving his
tire attention TO the filling of all purchase orders lowest
figures. H, H. HARRISON,
dec3-Gm AGENT
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A TTENTION. GUARDs The msmbsrs .

IA Union Guards requested to meet at 60 s. Broad
street, Thursday evening the Alb inst punctua
tendance is expected, business Of pOrtEnee will De
transacted. BY order Of the Captain. 1870
IA. STOUT, o.. s.
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CASH PUBLIC sALEOF DWELLINGS.

IN connection with sale of " Free Terrtory"-houses
and lots the Court House, Saturday the 9th Instant
will sell for cash
Brick Dwelling, with rooms, &c, No. 14O Lower Mar
ket street.
ALSO, small Frame Dwelling and Lot, fronting 65 feet
on Sycamore street in Edgeield.
ALSO credit OF l. and years. small Frame House
and Garden of4 acres, being Lots Nos 81 and %
Brownsville about 81 miles from the city the Gallatn
Pike. j. L. * K. w. BROWN, E
d. TRIeo, Auctioneer. [dees AK Cherry street.
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REGULAR LOUISVILIE AND NASHVILLE

fINHE new and cOmmOdous light dEaught
steamer, DIAnOsD, Capt w. X. HOLL- r n
CROFT, haseF,C I. REEDERi Clerk, will 4Ezzx1zExk.
ply during the between the above ports Having
periOr accommodations aud experienced Clerk who vii
give prompt attention to all orders, solicit for this Boat
liberal patronage For freight apply on board,
or II. n HARRISON,
H. T. YEATEMAN,
- En- 49,
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RLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Day Books, Ledgers Journals Cash Books, Bill Books,
Blank Notes, and Check Books the Banks of the City,
Youngs Improved Adhesion Files, Scrap Books, Bankers
Cases. Folos Port Monies, Writing Desks. Ink, Sand,
Qnills, and Steel Pens, for sale by JOHN YORK co.,
dee3 ...- .t. -. .. 80 Union street..
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NASHVILLE RACKFTS

THE new light dranght steamer
IeueSrt4 GEN. PIKE, wv. FUELER, Master sHaS.A
- being expressly built for this trade
with al the modern impr0yamens with Hight draaGht
sHbsta1neb and steamer SAMUEL P. HIBBKRD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during ths
ensuing season between the asove boats
being every week These boats beng command
OF old and experienced eogmaHGans with superior
facilities for and fregks socts share OK pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply board o. 70
n. n. HARRISON. Agent,
oet5-6n Front street
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NO TAXES I-GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ENEMrE FROM TAN


NO TAxESg-sfREAT SALE OF VAI4ITA RI.E
REAL ESTATE EXEMPT FROM FAN
ALTON.
on SATURDAY December 9th, at II O'Clock, A. M, at
~ the Court House Yard will sell highest bid
def without reserve, the following desirable Real Estate
First, Two neat Brick Dwellings, in each, with
Kitchen, Servants Room, HydraDt &C., Nos aud
Summer street, opposite the Medical College, each Lotonts
about 43feet.
Secosd, -Four desirable Building Lots fronting in all about
US feet on summer street, adjoining the former Residence
OF r. o. Hurt, Esd, will be divided into Lots fronting each
from &c u TO 50 feet by $50 deep.
Third, Four Building Lots High street. and oppO
site Wilson'S Spring, fronting each from n 10 50 feet BY 40
feet deep.
FOURTH desirable Lot in Ewngs Addition, fronting 50
feet on Allison street, and commanding fine view of Ihs
city.
All the above properly except the Lotin Ewng addition
and about 80 feet OF the SOuthde Of the Lot High street,
exempt from COrpaTaIiOn Railroad, State and County
taxes Tor nearly 10 years thereby giving
value Of nearly 100 than taxable property
TeEms-A credit OF :, II, ~ and p months The
proved property, and and years Lois
for notes bearing interest well secured, payable Bank
and a lien retained. Now ia the time for bargains.
J. L. * X. W. BROWN,
nOv29-Sd. Az Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05
oFFICIAL VOTE OF rHE STATE,

We have received the missing returns from
Weakley, and are now able to publish the official
returns from the whole State. The footings are as
fnIlnRs .
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NOTICE.

MERCHANTS BANK, }
NOVEMBER, 10, 1856. I
nN and amer Monday next the 18th instant this Bank will
" be opened at O'Clock, A, NJ, and closed at B. p. NJ
ovls-lm JOHN P0RTERFILD, Cashier,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORK CO., have Just received o new supply
the best Gold Pens in this Market
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05
From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
rruH rrOYCp nm rrr1, ,r,oo,


Buchanan has msjority of all the votes in ma.
jority of (l6) the States, viz, Pennsylvania,
Indiana (probsbly) and all the slaVeholdine
States except Maryland, comprising an aggre-
gate population, according to the last census
of 1881, S24
Fremont has majority of all the votes
in each of the six New England States,
and in Michigan and Wisconsin, COM
prising population of 3,431, lGl
Fillmore has majority of all the votes in
Marylsnd-population 5S3 O34
Ia New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Hill
nois and Iowa, neither candidate has
majority; population 6,6lO,0G2
California, not heard from 92,597
Total population in all the States 23,O99 SIS
The States in which Buchanan has a majority of
all the votes, comprise more than half the pOpnla-
ton of the country; those in which Fremont has
majority, but little more than one-sevenlh of the
whole population.
ANOTHER VIEW.
The total number of votes polIed for
Buchanan at the recent election, may
be stated in round numbers, at 10000
For Fremont, l,275,OO0
For Fillmore, $4,000
Total number of votes, 3.925, 1000
Buchanan over Fremont 525, 900
Fremont over Fillmore 425 600
Buchansn's plurality over Fremont is 100000
more than Fremont's plurality over Fillmore.
Fremont lacks about 1915 ,0a0 of q majority of
the whole. Buchanan lacks about 325, 900 Of a
majority Of the whole.
In all the non-slavehoding States taken togeth.
eT, Fremont IS ia minority OF more than 100000.
dis vote, however, exceeds Buchanan's in So id
States about 10000.
Fremontlsm, otherwise called Black Republican
lem, is predominant only in New England. a little
strip OF country settled chiefly by New England.
ers, on the borders Of Canada and the lakes The
Southern part Of the Empire State is strongly
democratic. Except the Western Reserve. set.
tied by Connecticut, and for a long time called
New Connecticut, Ohio is Democratic The
Southern half Of Indiana and Illinois is strongly
democratic. 1t may be as WELL therefore, for the
Black Republicans to understand, that when thew
divide the Union they will not be permitted to d.
vide on Mason and Dixons line, but must leave to
the Southwark of the dividing line, one-thrd of
the population of the Empire State, the whole of
New Jersey and Pennsylvania two.thirds of Ohio
and Indiana, and one-hsf of Illinois. The seced-
ing strip might then very properly be annexed
TO Canada, where it can quarter It's stolen negroes,
and bend the knee to the Duchess of Sutherland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

Fine Winter Boots.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SUPERIOR
FALL AND WINTER BOOTS, SHOES AND
CATERS.
Ah now receiving some OF the finest Shoes ever
J. had, among which will be found u variety of
French Hatent Leather Double Sord Caters
g Waternroor Roats.
With aaTge assortment Of Winter Stock Of every description
fer dress or cold weather Of superior quality and make
to which solicit the attention Of those who desi.e good
article
ALSO, Gentemtn's Toilet Slippers great variety, just
opened JOHN RAMAGE,
noy2O ~ College street.
LADIES' FINE WINTER SHOES,
AN constantly receiving and have hand a large
stock of beautiful and fashionable Boots Shoes aud Gait
ers for ladies' Misses and Children coming
cold weather. Dress Shoes French Embroidered aud Turk
Ism Toilet slippers, Just oPenedby JOHN RAMAGE,
noY2e AZ College Il
TRUNKS AND VALUES.
TRAVELLERS will dnd at AZ College street, large stock
OF the best Trunks, Vaes, Carpet and Leather Bags.
Ladies' Hat Boxes Of every style, at very low prices.
noV20 JOHN RAMAGE.
THE RIVER II RISING.-I have 90 negroes for
sale, among them several good mechanics under good
character, two three extra Fancy Cir will sell good
bargains wishing buy and Keep them In The city
deco REES W. PORTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05
FRIDAY MORNING. december 5, 1859.

FH Our daily this morning is rather bare
Of matter, for the reason that we waited for the
Presidents message. 1t failed to arrive as ex-
pected, and we have to go to press on short al
lowance. We will make up the deficiency in our
next.
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

THE new aud light diaught steamer fe4Rs-~ -
Il CRESCENT, W. HoLMKs, Master, -4hvtfezS
Will run regularly IN the above trade dn- =
ring the present season. commencing the hrsI Use hi
the Cumberland river She has excellent accommodation
nd in point Of speed and safety is unsurpassed For
freight or passage apply 10 Il. H. HARRISON
Oc4-dU A1snf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency of the estate OF Robt
Fl. Turner deceased, TO R. W. Casey, County Judge,
according to All persons having claims against said
hereby notified to e the with said Jugde
before the first Monday in May, 1857, authenticated
cordng law for pro rata distribution, otherwise their
claims will be forever barred in law equity.
y. A. CUMMINGS, Admir-
dec3-w3t. OF K. II. Turner, decd
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1856. UNOIN LINE OF Ias7
NASHVILLE IL NEW ORLEANS PACKETS,
- - 80 -
JAMES JoHNSoN...........CaPr. JEssR J,HVsoN
hUMBOi:DI '...-.'..--..--.. Wa. srRoSs.
SCOlLhND----.s-s- X. l.. DIsMUEEa.
NASHVILLE THOs. BkLLsNxDKR.
TUE above steamers will regularly In Or
leans and Nashville trade. One OF them being in sacb
port every dag during the boaIEg Boats are
all owned IN Nashville and built especially for this trade
Capt o. Dudsld will act their Agent in New Oeans and
will attend 10 BUSINESS The line re-
specuy solicit The patron OF the Mercantile and Travel
lsg community well satisfied that the and Agents
viii spare no sxertiORs 70 desire their favors-
. A. HAMILTON.
Agent, Nashville.
b. DUFfRLD,
oct23-n p Agent Naw Orleaaa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

POPULAR VOTE OFTHE sTATE-oFFICIAL
1852 1856. 1856.
Ob'nataes. Pierce. Scott. JOHN. Gsn'y B9eh FIJI
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JUST received per ermeI Rough and Ready 1000 bushels
- Treadwaer Stone Coal For sale p per bushe
Apply on board OrtO II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05
ARE YOU SICK2

rTNIEN you can't be cured TOO Don't delay until
your complaint is ncurable and then when il is
late Four fhs OF all the diseases which people the
church yards, might be cured by AYERS CATHARTIC
PILLS, il taken in DonI 90 dragging through the
Spring. faint, sleepy and ses because blood is load
ed with bile. Don't the headache, heartburn and
their kindred disorders because your stomach foul Dent
parade yourself around the world covered with Pimpes,
BOehes Ulcers Sores and all any the uncean diseases
the skin, because your system wants cleansing Don't
show yourself about lean, hagsard, all eaved n because
your Stomach and Bowels need strengthening into healthy
quenches fire. They purify the body and blood and restore
functions into healthy sctiyy which you feel
quick they They are the great medical
wonder OF this age recognized by all who know their virtues,
many thousands Know them Take the Cherry PeetOrg
for Cough, and the Pills for all arrangements requiring
purgatIVe medicine.
Prepared by pr. J. e. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Oye, Mass, and sold Ny all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine Trough this section.
nOH .lI-2n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

THE partnership heretofore existing under the and
style of HUGH8s 81 McCLASAHAN has been dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted to the firm will
forward and settle.
. The business will hereafter be conducted by B. F.
McCLANAHAN. ID. NJ. HUGHES,
dec3-lw< L. f. MCCLANAHAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

INOUR THOUSAND bushels Ohio River Coal 10 arrive at
Il Nashville wednesday, 18th November.
Orders above rs and 30 per bushel will be
attended 10 by Pr. HARDCASTLE,
RoyIs-tf opposite Steamboat Landing.
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K EGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

SAi.tiE ESf...--.............CAsr J. n. coRBrFr-
ELLA .....-...............e.-.... JaMRs LOEELL
FINHkSE boats will BE- The regular packets be-
Il tween St Louis and nashville this season. 4 q
asd will commence their trips immediately - -
after the nrst rise 10 Cumberland River. They vi IpsEa
their trips regularly the business will allow One
leaving each port Aboat every i've days.
Oet23-Ir A. HAMILTON A1enf
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED.
FINE article of this Seed raised by Col r. peters of
"A Georgia, be had on application to
dee3-dlm. SEYMOUR, TANNING & co.
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For Sale.

STEAMBOAT BOOhSs
JOHN YORK q CO. have on hand complete sets
boat Books, the latest and best forms. -ss'
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New Goods.

Msrinos;
Aipaccas5
Salinetts
Jeans and Tweeds;
Bleaehed sRd BIZ. Muslin
TckuRs; fl
Blk and Fly Cassimeres
Cloths;
Black Silks, & c,
Making assortment very complete which nvte
general attention. and especially those desiring 10 buy for
cash short time.
deco IRBY MORGAN d co.
NOTICE.
TBE subscriber respectfully that he disposed
Of portion OF his interest IN the reienbsrg Medicines
TO Mr.. GEOEoz BksKwITH, OF Nashville
NAsHvILIx, Dec, /, Is56 ALEX. MACKENZIE
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BoILs CURED By K. R. REsoLVENT.

bulls CUKED BIZ x. X, KESULVE NI.
Lima, Indiana, Dec. 10, 1855.
Messrs. Railway Co., Chemists, N.Y.--Send Two
Of r. K. ResoVent. have been sorely afflicted
bOs have been tormented with these dsagreeable
crescences than years. tried all kinds
medicines without effect commenced the ResOlvent One
bottle cured entirely. have since recommended It
others. Yours truly, R.C. WRIGHT.
HADwAY & Co..
1862, Fulton street, New York.
Sold by Druggists Merchants aud Store keepers every
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

MEMPHIS ANDNASHtfLfsE PACKET.
THE hne passen ger steamer ALEONIA, Cspt.
Il JANIS hlLLER, will In The above trade .ua.A
this season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY =
al O'Clock, T, NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY az Z
r NJ Passengers may rely the leaving each
place on the day and Al the same time advertised.
oet2J-u A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Buchanan has majority of all the votes in a ma
jority of C0 the States, viz, Pennsylvania,
Indiana (probsbly,) and all the slaveholding
States except Maryland, comprising an aggre-
gate population, according to the last census
of II ISL So4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR.
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= EQUAlIZING THE CALCULATION,
And regulating all the organs Of the body natural and
healthy action.
Railways Regulators possess properties that all other
Pills deficient in and the only pills in
be taken for any length OF time without weakening the
TEN.
They always leave thesystem healthy condition; the
liver bowels, heart pancreas, kidneys and skin regular
ready to discharge their several without
course TO unnatural means.
Every dose OF Railways Regulators that taken will
nfuse life, fresh strength, and sound health he
weak and feeble body.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
AND OTHER MATTERS.

MrskRAL Po1sT.-The vote In
-a' :, Tuesday last was much larger than
= '.;,a.ed by either party While we
. SD'. ri. there are as many legal voters IN
y. - i pon. as there were votes p0llea' we do
ti''a, ,,ony Of those sworn in on that day
t' ,o.es. In a number of instances
~ l. : h.s been obtained. and we are told
:. pitt .sj,s are to be commenced at once for per-
u So .-.nduleut voting. We hope to see
a. =, f,lly Investigated and every offender
y 'D1',V .bs extent Of the law. We would
''''''e man Of the privilege of voting who
Pm ~ entitled to that right, but when men
7 o. :-,.,lves admit that they are not legal
- - ,rovded up to the polls and urged
.r.il they are made to commit willful
: SECURE party votes, it is time the arm
PIT - xss put forth to secure the purity of
y In, box. We have no doubt that from
! =. ..-.rtv-five Illegal votes were polled in
hH -, q, tuesday last, and large number
- = rs,s suorn in, at that.
p.ngb!icau Committees had canvassed
49,, fsithfully previous to the election, and
"a tie name Of every man who was vo-
nth tasir political predictions We pre-
:, ornonenis had done the same. The
,y.qn vote fell Is short of the estimate of
.,,,nIttee, aud the Democratic vote exceed
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