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GOdfrey's Celebrated Cordial Bitters.

All UNEQUALED TONIC AND sTOMA ACHIC.
POSITIVE and palatable Remedy for general Debili-
n ty, Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite, and al disorders of
the digestive Organs
The Inventor and Proprietor Of Godrey's Celebrated
Cordial BSttSTs in recommending them unriyIiled
and inyigoTaDt is sustained by the best medical
authorities Of Europe and America, well as by the
multitudes who have tested them As restorative they
stand alone. Thousands who now langusbing might
awake to existence by this powerful renovsor The
dyspeptic who resorts to GOdfTeys Cordial Bters finds
the benefits Upon the vital organs they
ercse direct sanitary influence and yet their agency is
mild saluJary. For general debility sinking at the
stomach loss of appetite, sick headache mental de-
presson hypochondriass broken sleep, atulence faint
after exercise irrtabiity, chOlc, cOtveness and
all disorders Of the nervous system their benefits in
calculsble
Purchasers cautioned against all imPostions.
Central Depot, 16 South William St., n. z.
june9O-9m. GEO. GODFREY, Proprietor.
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J. T. NATHURsT,
No. "a, spruce street
TESTIMONIALS AND REPERENCEs.

OPyloz Buckeye STATE TSsURAHcE COMPANY,
CIEoIEsATI, Dec. 49, 1856 (
m A., WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: This is certify that
have examined specimens and Roofs Of W & Chds Co.'s
Iieye II 10 be eneny superior any other kind OF Roof
ing in use was eye witness q severe trial OF one OF
thee Roofs from large OF fame from adjoining
building hich struck directly the roof and eornice
or nearly half an hour. stood the tris beyond al ex
,a.ta,faI' 81 save4 the bufldng r. n. HASKELL,
President Buckeye Stale Insurance Co.
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Establishment.

Painting Establishment.
BUILDERS Househoiders, &C., are requested
ID tce that the undsrsgned having made the necessary
TaBgements, and secured the services OF competent
workmen, is now prepared TO take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In the line OF his vocation all its various branches
In the department Of HOUSE PAINTING the subscriber
t. prepared to execute with the greatest promptness all
contracts however large, which be rendered style
and upon terms which cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
He also prepared to execute ali manner Of SIGN AND
0RNAm ENTAIL PAINTING, 6 RAINING AND MARBLING,
nayng in that department secured the services Of the most
expert and experienced artists
The subscriber would request persons having work in his
une to give him call before making hna arrangements.
4. I. FLEMING,
No. go Union ST., between Cherry and summer.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

tNTE Offering for SALE privately, two story 80
w brick house, situated Cherry street. South ..l
Nashville The house contains six rooms in theAssA
main building besides kitchen, servants room, carriage
house &C. al in good order. Thelot fronts 20 feet
and runs back 143 feet alley WeW give bargain
in this property il application made It is situated
in thriving portion Of the city For particulars enquire
Of E. z. GLASOOCK, Agent,
augl2. No. 81, Cherry street.
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AM now Offering for sale, on reasonable terms the
House and Lot at the corner Of Broad and High sts
formerly owned BY the late Martin New. Apply TO
A. V. &. LINDSLEY,
julys. IS College street.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From H. s. CHELL late Of the firm of sKLIE VssCHER,
OWEa SoHELL, United States and Foreign Newspaper
AdVsrsIsing Agent, Mofat's Building, s85 Broad
way, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-21

We have, also for sale Lots Nos IL 49, 10 90 and 81 in
ncolh's plan Of lots, upon which is frame dwelling
house. These lots viii be sold suit purchasers,
changed for country property good mules affair val
uafion We viii give a bargain.
ALSO, Lot No. g. in Houston's Humphreys and Martins
addition to Nashville, fronting the Railroad Depot, This
lot is 4S feet front Franklin street, 160feet deep
an alley. II you want bargain, now is your time.
(. &. GLASCOCK, Agent,
augl2. No 81, Cherry street
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A VALUABLE LoT in scush Nashville, corner Of Sum
n and OAK slrsets ironing I20 feet on Summe
10 OAK Viii be sold = Bargain.
ihs Gas beiLg carried ~ froat Of ths Lsl.
Apply 70 A. ". 3. IINDSLEY
mArch2o IS College street
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JOFen's Kid Glove Cleaner.

JOVen's Kid Glove Cleaner.
JOUVEN's KIp-GLoVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
J0UVENiS KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
J0UYEN'S KlD-GL0VE CLEANER
25 cents per bottle.
% cents per bottle.
26 cents per bottle
% cents bottle.
One bottle cleans 80 pair.
One bottle cleans so pair.
One bottle cleans so pair.
As oder proceeds from the preparation the Kove
be iaRsd&dtstg after il is cleaned. With peee
flannel, apply small portion of the preparation very
lightly and the dirt win instantly disappear. It is the
ticle used by the KdGlove Manufacturers OF France
impart that purity Of finish and soness for which their
white and cO'ored kiGgoves elegantly. 1t i also
ceent article for the toilet and for beautfYng the
pexion removing pimples, &c far
lence any Of the thousand and prepare usually
sold for that purpose One trial. at the trnng expense OF
25 cents, will convince any that the article al thatu
will wish be without it. 1t obtained Of al
Druggists and dealers in Fancy Goods in Nashville and at
Wholesale, of the sole propretors CLARK CO., 8S5
BROADWAY, HKW YORK. liberal discount to the trade
As there inferior article in the Market buyers win be
careful to that OF OLAEK Co. is upon each
bottle which they purchase. iiune24-Sn.sl
IMPORTANT IMPORTATION, by which much suffering
and misery in families may be avOdeo semitic married
men, and those contemplating marriage. address ncos
ing four postage stamps DR. L. +. PRoBARf, BOX 865
ew YOTk City. LiUne24-3ms.l
MODERN STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE, manu-
St., HeE York. large supply kept constantly
hand. CirculatOrs arded Application
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b. M. TERTPLE.

Attorney at Law,
oRRIoE, sAhk As sHkRAIFEs OFFICE CHERRY 81.
NEXr DOOR TO POST OFFICE, Up STAIRS,
VII practice in al the Courts holden IN Davidson and su
eounlies, and viii give his individual attention
% ali business entrusted 70 his care.
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B. s. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
no. 81. SOUTH MARKET ST., NASHVILLE.

u AvIsa sstabhsAed gVneral Agrisalinrzl Dspsa AZ
the above place. dsslrS Al ny ed aa frsnds
and the pabhe isrEes 20 eaH anG examine
ny trade. Thfesherss she latest
proved Movers AID ksapeFss hara unrtsai and
sotteE DTs hriaie1s prsta foNs 1na E1itFators. IS
ksntEekgi eaFdsu Seeds, Of every variety also caTeF
ftmohy Hae Grass, oEehaft Grass, CausFy, Hemp anG
kape seed. Buekskest @Ea asisy, e0nsshfiy 90 harf
Al kns - Agrcsitarzl Ane hereaisafal nPisaentt
hanH.
All kinas 81 Copper Fin, hFsss and sheet Irea Ware
stf manufsetaFee s1d seFess 0ratess &c oF sale. AE
FicaltaFa lap Aa1a eFefel ta1 sai1
prizes sad transporatlnn. Aso TAnefs'
daclrzs md hsnd reels tTou Fecz slLA i Co.H Z1zu
faeloFy, EentkiExsau, Gce1.
Jasi ressiysa ssPPly Il Rush Liaa aAl oaEn Rsaas,
Pampkiu SEED ker aAls lQH ST eash.
Eag1s. B. a. WEitE6.
DIR. JOHN W. MORTON
II As Fssssd ~ eass ifen Ne Is cAssFy siFssi %
II 80. - ceazF stFast. iaigA
NJ -. =. sss ave: -. = s.sRI.,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

/ HAVE beautiful House and Lot Crawford
4 street, AL ia good order which Instructed 4e
to sell positively. these in want OF Loues cheap, H.
would do well to call II sold within few
days privately, it will be offered public auction.
Z. K. GLASC0CK, Agent,
june12. No. % Cherry st.
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FOUNDRY, RAILING AND
IRON FURNITURE WORKS.

DHILIP TABB, manufacturer Of Rich Bronze, Gilt,
Highly Ornamented and Plain IRON FURNITURE,
Iron Railing Castings, of every description Once
and warehouse, 81 Greene street. between Grand and
Broone, New York. aug81-2m. v.
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NEW HOUSED
MGOLRICK 81 BURNS,

RE opening At their establishment Market street
n No. Sc, next door to Mr. Powers Clothing Store,
generi assortment OF ConfectoneIss, which hey intend
selling reasonable terms and trust by their atten
tion business 70 induce the public extend them
liberal share OF Among the leading artiel
hand and which they will be receiving, fol-
lowing, viz
Candies of every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits OF every kind BTsndes Wines, bebt bTds
Pickles, assorted; COrdiais, of every variety;
Picked o. and Sardines; Ale and Porter;
Shad and Salmon; Fine Cigars.
With q variety Of articles not herein enumerated.
In connection With their Confectionery, they invite the
attention Of the public TO their Bakery from which daily
supply OF fresh Bread Cakes, and Pastry be had.
Parties will be made order, and carefully sent any
part Of the city.
Having permanently located here We, Of course wish 20
be patronized literally TO the end. We intend selling
good terms and by demeanor commend ourselves 70
the kind notice Of generous public We respectfully in
Country Dealers who line Of trade, give
call before purchas elsewhere.
apr8 UAo McGoLRICK BURNS.
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Cold Medal Pianos !


STEGNWAY 81 SONS, manufacIurers,
o WALKER STREET, NEW YORK -
Oh Received the following FIRsT Prizes
MEDALS in Competition with the best makers7 III m Nj
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-S II y
timore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855
A GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No
vember 1885, being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
A GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1855.
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New York, November, 1885, Among the judges the
hrst Musical Talent OF the Country, such NJ. Mason
Gottschss, Wolenhaupt and many others st. 8. Pi-
amos with and without the Iron Frame)
for three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped Wikout charge. Prices moderate.
decls-ly-v
G. +. THURSTON has been appointed sole Agent
for the Piano Fores for Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee some which in this city.
He would respectfully refer to Mr. J. NJ. Bass, Mr.. W H
WEuroE and Mrs. J. p. W. BROWN.
- Mr.. T. can be at 81 Summer street. line sd
dressed to Box 100, Postoce, Nashville, viii at
tention MAY ST
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FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

AA Offering for sale most desirable residence Sum
street. in the 18th Ward The Lot fronts S5 feet by
l70. The House Is new and neat contains rooms Kitchen
servants roopI oke house, dairy and stable. The
has just been carried in front Of this Lot.
bargain. Apply to A. V. S. LINDSLEY,
Juue20- 50 College street.
A NEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD
8 nov offered for sale at a bargain. The Lot -
fronts 90 feet Woodland street and 10 on ~
dinick. The House lsns four good rooms good iI
ci. tern, &C. The house Is nes buiE Of brick
staaton Of the best in Edgehed. win be sold oW.
Apply TO A. v. 3. LTNDSLEY,
unelS. IS College street.
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NEW AND INRORTANT
Discoverv in the Science of Mt

ENGRAVINGs OF THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECoLE de PHARMACIE
PHARAIACIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are afhxed upon each wrap
per, and around each Of
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CrScISsAr1 AoENoY RoYAL Insurance CoMRAsT,
february 6, 1857. !
-. ..w.,.,,5 " r Cbilds Co.'s "Elastic Fire an
w. rooT Oe5ant Rooang' and, far as can JUDGE
cocsider RI great invention, and willing TO insure
budings thus protected upon the same 1Sn SS I S1
those covered by metal. JNO' .; bE1"s
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To all the Eastern Cities.

To all the Eastern Cities.
BAGGAGE CHEOhED THROUGH
SO cHANGA % CARS TO cLEYELAND on WHEELIHG.
Tlrss Dany Eastern Trains al A. NJ, 10 A. N. and
TIRsT raAIN-clsvslGna. Pislssurg. stsubsayins and
wheeling lightning EzPress-Lsayss Cincinnati a.
Cleveland, springfield. Wngson, CiTeisvle, Lancaster
~. Ssia ssops between ClaslnnaI ana Columbia A
Ioyeland, Morrow, AeniA and London oay.
EROOND rRAls-olsFeiand, FittsbarE and WhesIlg
EEpress Mail-Leayes Clneihnau a ~ o'coek, A. a. "a
Csrsiand, FsitsSsrE and wheelng ior Al the Eassra
ms traa stops si Ali points bssvssh oinsinasa ana
TgIRD TRAIN Is-Aesommodation-L-avss oiseinnasi A
o'cook 2. - Cor Springfield, Hinington csrclsYiiis
fencsster LanesFiIie ahd cslsEBas.
Ths train stops A. All Peias bc3ssea cineianAu nnd
FoUKTH TRAIN-Cisvslana. PHtsbars, sssubssvsss
ana Nhssiag hiEhL EEpres-LsaFes Csncinhau a $50
o'sesk r NJ. via sslznd. ritabsrE, sisahsnys sad
WhssiaE, teT All The Aast1Fn cues.
Ths trsis stoPs - al points sstHeen oincinnaa snd
oas irain On Sunday sa $50 osiosa P. H. r colusss
iralasTun b colanbss tns-ssYsn nlsuisa sisr "a
ciasiaaAn tsaa-
Fare as Lew as any ether Route
EOR EHkou6H TtcKETs
Aaa - dr sss ssss 3 v .ss are s ss iT M s.ss %
Hsass hnains, ana 0d 9aes seztAeast s1Epsg Broad.
r'. Tsy - as sssf ss s ss Sssss sss = ' 's'
oaaas h0sEs tsoia a. 4 a.. sh r.h
FsE cssIBus IISE saas Zee Passssssrs Is a. a =
sIlqaf hesas i8r eEea en1 esefy tfaa- - asFinF
ssss 4 eIIbsr = ths snsFeeaes, VII .si 80 pss5sn
sers is ~ psstl 81 Is elig, ssilsss AZ
i5ls a. = Aue81Es. coasasi0T.
gozz D. Jassa. Press. .. D. 5Anas cAshis
BANK OF COMMERCE.
bsa.sa ssAs ana sls Has. 0o,a asa savss saa unsus
rens Haak Astes, coee.aas IN al parts 81 - r14-
- sii give tAe kEhszt proe laF Aaad agEsafs
ss1 p.y interest ea asPosises. ieals
CoYFr-asob bssz Fssuss Esv sssaas "a : slszs, "a
y tsiskg ae1 ellls2s LcfN = e.
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pysentery, Relax and WOrms.


Indigestion and Impurtty OF the Blood
From Rep j y. Hines Pastor u Adoet Church, RosSa
DR AYER: have used your Pulls with extraordinary sue
in my family and among these called 10 visit in
TO regulate the OF ige ton and pu i the
blood they the best remedy have ever known,
and 1 Al confidently recommend them to my friends
Yours, J. V. HINES
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MATCHES. 10000 GROSS

MATCHES, CIGAR LIGHTS, and WAX TAPERs, war
W ranted to stsnd every climate Put in wood and
TN boxes expressly for shipping and jobbng Sold the
most liberal terms by CHARL4ES PARTRIDGE,
augZ4-Sm Sc 125 Maiden Lane, New York.
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TIE KAR-EAKED AND P0PUZAR
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1857.
r.. FRANCE & CO, Managers
BRILLIANT SOHEMEH
RAND C0NSOL dated LOTTERY OF Nd.

To be drawn Saturday, Sept. 2sh Baltimore, Maryland.
Drawings conducted under the suPernendenee Of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
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NTODERN STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE, manu-
INA factgred aud for SAFE by JoHNsON 10. 4sO Hud
son St., Heg York. large supply kept constantly
hand Circulators for arded application above.
june24-6m-s
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HAVANA PLAN
OF SINGLE NUMBERS
Now Become so Popular.
GRAND G0KS0L dated LOTTERY OF ND.
EXTRA CLASS .,
10 be drawn in Balmore, Md Saturday Sept e. 1857.
sPLENDID sCHEmE.

40 prizes, amounting to... &lS9e,00
Whole Tickets S10i Halves So Quarters $780,
~ Please address orders for Tickets in the above
Magnificent scheme, 70
T. H. HUBBARD 4 co.,
No. 80 EAyette street, or Box, No. 20,
aug2l-d&W Baltimore, Maryland.
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Az daBy sspeelzas SIX oar hsEsa poser oAss aaa
Jas - wzIIKa.
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Rro p Rsnnett General Agent Of Ftna ms Co. for the
so1theru and Western States.
CIECEEATI, Jan. Z, 1851.
a. ble inquiry a. the merits OF the
satnt Rastic Cement Roofing" introduced into this city
BY Ohilds Co. hnd TO be highly IN ths
CITY bv MANY excellent judges; that It Is meeting with very
ready and general introduction; that ITS superiority over
The tar compnson Roofing Is decided aud ireeIy
"a 6I sYpect 10 adopt il my next roof which vii!
e next sGmmer-haying Intended TO use tn but WIZ ry
the virtues Of the 'Patent Elastic Roofing s
Yours, truly, % - D--''-@+A -
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FHE psNuRuz LINZ ezls Zee BazsenFxrt q "a "A =
fI1a7 ssas eEea anz ever tfaia. - isasnF az
seas AZ eElbef q las sosFeoezsi VII esil ~ rsen
fess = ah pasls 81 tAs eltF, uithoes i.l
We a. = kUGaLEs coaEastor.
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nrr,or or rur az. Flr AEn DArros RAnROAD.

OFFICE OF fBb OIal III" A"D N "
Childs Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing Is now ussd heTt
Oars tb H. and our Master Mechanic reports very favor
able to IL. S 3 LhOhi'AENA"Oi AiSo'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

Submarine Telegraphs.

There is wire from Dover to Calais I'M
from Ostend 10 Dover, under the German
Ocean. Dublin and Liverpool are connec-
ted by wire under the Irish Sea. Vienna
and Sebastopol are linked b. wire under
an arm of the Black Sea. The Ionian Isles
are next year to be wired fast TO Greece
Algeria is fastened TO France, Malta 10
England, and Egypt 10 Cons.antinoplei
New Foundand is connected 10 Nova SEQ.
tia by wire; and IN 1857 the London Tel.
egraph operator will hold in his handu wires
running TO the four quarters of the globe
as easily as a coachman gathers up the rein'
of iour-in-hand. Il Scientific American.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
Scene in the House,

WAsHrNeroN, Saturday, January IT,
Mr.. Giddings, while earnestly engaged in
discussing private bill in the House this
afternoon, was seen TO put his hand TO his
head and fall into his seat, being seized
with atrophy at the heart. The members
and spectators were at once thrown into the
highest state of alarm. The Speaker and
numerous representatives cried out TO those
who pressed around Mr.. Giddings, 10 stand
back and give him air. Amid the excite
ment, on adjournment ensued. Mr.. Gid.
dings was removed TO the lobby, where he
was attended by several members who are
physicians. After remaining senseless fol
some moments he was restored to consci
business, but evidently suffered intensely
From thence he was carried on sofa TO tn,
Speakers room. Several physicians wer'
summoned, and much attention was bestow
ed upon him. His condition is considere,
extremely critical.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, P. MIR. lid
dngs was removed from the Capitol to hi
lodgings this evening. The prospects G
his recovery are improving. The presen
attack is much more severe than the forme
similar one. E.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
1.-THE nominations for Bank officers, q
published last week, were elected,
BALTIMORE, January 81.

A terrible tragedy occurred here to-day
A druggist, filled a prescription ordered by
DR.. Arnold, German physician, for
child. The child took the medicine and died
Immediately. Arnold took the remainder
of The medicine to the druggist, and told him
he had made fatle mistake. The druggist
persisted that the medicine was right, and to
show his confidence in his correction, heswal-
lowed portion himself. He was immedi-
ateIy attacked by terrible convultions, and
died in five minutes. The doctor who
merely tasted the preparation and spit i;
from his mouth was also attacked, and wa:
with difficulty saved. The affair occaslonet
great excitement. The druggist had mixed
cyannret Of potassium, with lemon juice
developing enough prussic acid in the pre-
paration to have killed three hundred people
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29
Singular Preservation.

The Buffalo Courier states that gentle
man in that city received the unexpected
news on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
that the steward OIL the schooner Iowa had
been almost miraculously saved. His name
is Theodore La Corgny, and he writes from
Detroit, giving the particulars of his escape
from the wreck. He says that at the time
of tt wreck he was in the cabin, and, as
the water was running in quite freely, he
went on deck. The seq vas breaking over
the vessel, and he was unable 10 stand
He bethought him Of the provision box, and
by some means succeeded in reaching it
He crept into it, and in few hours found
himself on land, the lake on one side and Q
forest on the other. There was nothing il
the box except one ham, and this was his
only food for two days, during which he
Travelled in the woods. At the expiration
of this time he came across ar Indian, whit
kindly took him to his cabin and took care
of him during an illness of several weeks
The Indian then took him 10 Mackinac
whence he came 10 Detroit where he is nov
in destitute condition. His friends il
Buffalo will send for him. It's not know
that any other person on hoard the low
was saved. The schooner and all hand
went down. Intelligencer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

A MARRIAGE IN THE CARs.-In the cars,
between Bangor and Portland, an incident
occurred a short time since, little out of the
usual course. Soon after the train left Ban
gor, the conductor, Mr.. Pittman, who had
provided himself with clergyman stood up
in the cars, and, in the presence of the ras.
senger, and while The train was at Is usua'
speed, was duly married TO lady BY the
name Of Fuller. Our Eastern friends arc
evidently fast people. .'a..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-01-29

INDIAN RAvAGEs IN NoRTHERN Mexico.
The San Antonio Ierdn of the 18TH fur
nishes the following account of the horrible
ravages Of the Indians in Northern Mexico:
Two citizens OF San Antonio have Just
returned to our city from long tour of sew
eral months in the interior OF Northern Mex
leo, and from whom we collect the follow
ing important and startling facts: They as
sert that the country between Monterey
and Durango-the finest country in North
crn Mexico, is now almost entirely desert.
ed. The Indians have actually driven all
the inhabitants from their ranches and
small towns into the cities, where they are
living in a destitute condition-being actu-
ally afraid to defend themselves. The In
dams sally forth in parties of about two hun
dred, and sweep everything before them;
several thousand head Of horses, mules and
cattle have been driven 10 the mountains by
them, and according to the report OF the
Government officers, $500 of the inhabi-
tau.s have been murdered by them. 1t
may be, says our informant, that about the
same number have been killed, Americans
and others, passing through the country,
which has never been experimenting in
all, some 10000. -.-,..
Durango, city that few years ago
contained 55 900 inhabitants, now hardly
numbers 10000. There are actually re-
ported l53 stock ranches deserted during
the past month. The great mass Of the Cit
liens are anxious 10 have the Sierra Mad
re. Republic" proclaimed, so they may take
their defense from the Indians into their
own hands.
A sad accident happened in SaltilIo. 1t
seemed that the troops Of Garcia on their
return from Montery, had placed their mu-
nitons of war, powder, &c., in the Palace
on the Main Plaza, and by accident it en-
ploded destroying the building and killing
a large number.