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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-26

RE well taoEn and su-s a aC1shl Cor tarJuehout d
a whole aoutneut u america
pop u fsuud that equal 20 any emergency,
mat wcgesa,s be relied on, aud we're whin roaea 81
never ssefo re The crsnr -bors PMS eeuld Jog OBJ
Sam iaf = els orrt1u rvnvd, loF hleas easss Avs
Never Before MS Fever eNd que rem - could any
hiHr rpu cost tstd 40 cases 81 Ch Aud fever ior 80
NrFar ffrfnrr ~ tirton NouHa Olatnront there
De uuad se AM immodiale egr- COZ 9Hrus bruisss
Ssvssmsiore Ms'sh,'s aisrqs SslaaIl.on was Fan.
eufabie. Now isa ase Gas 81 selve are cured By ds
IT, q any rh,ssae sarpo.ss ssatIaish asr-,yu qasoE
Re7 -, ve sea' ~ " ~ = e E're,s,Seg ". rene,
49, . .s "a We p ',S '{s5 q ne 4lePa, me
a. az, oloes'l 10 tsss it, mslit. on Sc patents
ssetes, ss. i ,tis ,ss ssss,ss blessing
n,'eed wNa5e '.seee Of uslio,ao has discovered
NSvSr uet.r- De o. Ssa. s5,s, sy s va
ihs,of d leta-uov slt eal oe eSsss ss,gls pap,-
rss sssi a 5ss .bsf tss hetbsee sait ,Otss-, $500
A,sAss .tet go. Ao-lhtl oiseases ~ ss-,ef -
~ aes,sf nsEsas ha,s PSonoeussa 'hs st' hefes
NSSes Jsetore usssay lopl, Buetso psrs1> G, ~,
HesNh nlutls NAT cost So Wuy thouid ,te uulir ~
loaa ,eaopssol Hutoas disa,es, While mt sN-Fa va
Never ie sfsre was "a, preparation g Ssrspan. a,
pesyual 81 sha goaruaOdea " me eielseesE esnp,9
eqasl toe mae, sge ae1e pes ia we eea asal.h, -
not been Recommended thl tn pulsgence % many
most 'uins tuHt iouI ly vacated
NoNuE aarRurU were teb And huudne OF aiseare eq57
Fn cd cutu hsvu uhcalss Of persons enlttb ~
How'd, stvf Dr. Mou aud hvl geai phssasa ae es'ef''
90 Aiul nn.HiuH ul Ih. FuNH could Hu1fd FeNeit
ArNgr nuaarn u, utd iungmed tYe, sud NaaAneaa %
Ap,s ~ ~. "a go -. 10 50 talss. $3.50, -. A.
NbFrr IS tore wat atN te3k pNksh AeAi ele' >tias
g. basH medical ka1v ~ ~ ss ~ fsntHE Nghasl %
Never fsrsere has Any Almanac hosn peblthea %
ta'ssns O. ls rgsl' 5'sisisa'
- 40 rfg- gas snsusF ffaas-hNAiA 4 htt x liAt
AarCHil- ~ al .. a. ~. AdtAGlles Aehys
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LYONS & Go.
IMPORTERS % AND VaoLssALs DzA-<1a n
Havana Cigars, E5bRGeO,
AID KINDS o.
Foreign Wines biqaofs etc
No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
---O-=~
10 THtE FURAJC. - tsf-
NE AaEs now on hand asd sEs soasa lily he--szs
~ new ana yeil -ss..4 leu 49, OF
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO. FeSEIGN- " f7sFs
AND lG0ul2E
Which Wo are SseFing q he erada At pFicSs zzzss
iuV.- nan .hlyN-S S.ts2 frJlt -, o,i.si -, - ~
civ Orr STOCK consists Of the hasss Srsads q SE-t
CIRAas nov 10 the market BRANnIEs uhics ior naqdf
eannOt be supposed, aud imported b. ourselves dlerl
Rf-tgb u as y +nts &c his cit5i SH11 Ot4 ana
AADgaA Risszi vss-ari-t sara ~ oftsf ~ ftsa..
aHE's izii nssestSgs. n sgsssev p Ell Alfss
1iEIca Rum, Holland Gin and all 1tber kinds ~ =
~ To Ccuut-s Merchants We-iSsz sks. hest iHfrf-
menis . purchase from as aFge and aEags
new To prompt customers Eastern tine bs ~ q; e
casa buyers gys CyrrY advantage Az ordsfs let
= - avs Hiscs orb prompt sliEallta.
WINS $50
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GROCERIES.
10 EDWARDS,

80. EDW AkADS,
@HoLEsAIEGRocER. CoNEI sSzsN AND
FORwARDIHe nERCEAHT,
DELLER ~
BRANDIEs, WINES, CIGARS. sc.
Of Spring and gOlleg sire .
NASHVILLE, EEENsasas
GROCERIES.
ono Baes primo Rio gg1esG
HVO 100 Lsguyra DO
800 boxes virginia, Missour ana BY. TObaOa
50 % Ginger
80 do Spice
IS bags Almonds
SEQ Wbole, half and quarter boxes star Candles
SOC kegs Nsjls Brnd5lnd Spikes-sssorted;
900 boxes tiassWare-assoFteci
IS coils Manila Rope;
600 bhls Rsctifsd WHISKY
80 I" Old Bourbon %,
g :. e Hss 9. ag
so American BrsEdB
IS /" NE. Bum.
IS 4" Gin;
IS T" Walkers * AIS,
IS 4" Ray a Boz do;
so cases Matches;
AisO large Stock Of fine Cgara Brandies, Winss, Sc
Just received and foE sale BY -. EDWARDS.
sDe H.
GROCERIES II. s. FRENCH & SON.
COFFEE.-90e sacks prime Rio Coffee, SO sacks Java
~ 10 store and forsale By n. S. FRENCH & SON.
ALT-s700 bags coarse and dne salt 500 barrels salt
= 70 store sne for sale By HS.FRkNCH 6 SON.
AFOLASSES.-iUO packages, new, store Tor SAFE.
W laEii 40 =. $. tkbhCH q son.
CAN BEES.-0O0 boxes Star Candies 200 ha and quar-
~ Tbo2ea Syar candles, 200 boxes Talnw Candles
store and foFsae By Fl. 8. FRENCH SON.
GLOVER ZEE D.-l20 bbls prime Clover Seed in store
~ and tor sale ~ H. s. FRENCH q son.
MAMIE D.-l OtO0 sounds Bsc0n 1000 bushels Dried
" Fru o0e0 lbs FsaiheTs Tor which will pay The
highest price IN cash.
janT n.o s. FRENCH SON.
NJ AlkS.-llOo kegs, taeehng)n store and tr sale By
- lanla h y tstsshCH q SON.
ATTENTION GENTS
NEW CIGAR, SNUFF & TOBACCO house.
J. w. LANGLEY & CO.,
CLAfE o. nURsheEsBoRo.)-
NO A UNION STHEETs NASHVILLE.
A G24Rsf pafaiso siae lovers sf the.s Weed" in all
n ~ most aIrAtsy6 ud reQueed ne above esab-
list fer AZ q the Anest asserted STOCK Of
virginia Chewing Tobacco aud. Havana
Cigars,
That has been opened IN the city Nashville, con
sng az every grade OF Tobacco iron Ice 70 per pound
and from the uWest he huea Havana Cgs selected
carefully IN the city Of Havana by The firm W hss-
iais not say our stock can be e1ceed equaed, IN ts
market.
country Dealers will fnd - = 'sei s6Vsniase te
eve a. cEu s~tfC fGhzEiNs rl1-vkrFe4
iss PASCAL ToJtecS,sts aud Exclusive iiuaist sG.
aDle Us 70 offer superior Inducements.
Remember the pace-tgn Of "Ths Big Iniun,n second
door east Of the state Bank. J. W. LANGLEY q CO.
A-isFsi-dtf 80 - Cuion street
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Painting Establisflnent.

Painting GStabl1sF1nenT.
BUILDERS Householders &c, are isu5ste n take
- lice Ihatt UNDER guec. h..PE made the nsceEary
Eemen s. ar -e ed q s7l1 - Of competent WoTK
men, Is nov YT splI-d 20 la-e
Lag Contracts
the line OF his vocation, In all its various branches
In The deIAT LlenI 81
The suBEsribeffs Brrpafvd WITH Erss.-
prompIless all e1nrgcs h0 large hich be
der'd- syl aud upon terms Whllh cannot i 70 give
sati-facfi1R.
IL aisn prepared 10 execute all manner Of
Sign and Ornamental PaiHting, Graining and
Marbliag.
Having that department secured the services OF he most
expert and experienced artists.
The sub-crheS would request persons having work n bis
line give GA before maxim dnal arrangements.
mar. hs-dI r.. Z. FLEMING,
% Union q. hetv-en Cherry q SUNNI eF
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nashville STEAM STONE SAW WORKS.
Walnut Grove,

@ AMUEL HASLAM having made important additions
- to his machinery and greatly increased his facilities
for manufacturing SoneOi every description, is equal 10
point Of finish and durability TO any made in the city, and
prices and giving his personal attention 80 the
setting Of the work be feels confident that be can give
satisfaction to al who may favor him with their orders,
such Setting Stone Front 10 Houses 10 SILL 70 Fencing
steps 10 String COrnCe, to Large Landing, TO SaE
FlagEng, to Bush Hammered FlaRgng, 70 Curbing 70
Cupng Chimney Top. and all The branches Of Stone
Cutting, for cash. tmaV28--lyl SAMUEL HASLAM
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HRFRRa -.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or &ARYLaND
EXTRA Glass 5,
To be drawn in Baltimore, nd. on
SATURDAY, maf 80, 1851.


1870 przes,. -cting to. ~ go
Whole Tickets $40; Halves si0i caHrisfc e. -
Pecse address al orders Tor Tickets fannf-
snt scheme, 10 T. q. huBBAkDA COS,
No. 29 Fsyette e, or Box No 40, Blhinors 30.
liz T. H. kubbaFa q Co aulhof zad aztttissE Fl
all orders for Iicketa Ia The MaTyian6 LoJlsFies.
ap28-u K FaANgF. q. CO..
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TIE GIFT ENTERPRISE Is NOW OPEN
AT % CEDAR STREET,
SIGN OF TIE STA Y FLAG

HAVE just received direct from the Eastern Cities,
l5Oli volumes Of Standard Literary and miscellaneous
Books; 1860 RFam Paper Blank BOOl $4,000 worth
ofJeWey and Watches; 600 worth Of Fancy Goods be
disposed Of and this method adopted speedy
sale This no Lottery, the nature Of one Every
purchaser 10 The amount OF dollar will presented
vi git OF not less value than twenty-five cents and I'D
$50 No money received Tor the gin, and sold
for than the reEu retail price, aud many cases e5
per less This is no humbuU and The question NAV
arise this can be Afforded The u.s. they were
bought most OF them for oueha their value, and have
orders close the stock Catalogues Of the books
and gtso be had al the store An ask is every one
carl examine the mode Of doing business and pledge
myself 10 . let none 20 away dissatisfied"
n. B.TWo Auction Sales per week viii be made in which
Gifts will Be given Come one, come al, and give me
spr5o-a = CHARLES FOX.
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THB- SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

JustPubItsheds GFAtis, the 20th AhOusan0
-y1I|R4 FBW WORDS OF THE RATIONAL
AALAkF@ TREATMENT, without Medicine, Of sper
- matOrThsa Local Weakness, Noctu nal
Ua2A Emissions, Genital and Nervous De0iluy,
Premature Decay Of the yssm, ImpOency, and lmPed-
ments TO Marriage generally.
BY B. De LAEEY, N. D.
The important fact thai the many alarming complaints,
originating the mpFudence aoG solitude OF you h, may
be easily removed MEDicNE, Is in this sna tract
clear, demonstrated and entirely ant higrR
ees treatment adOp ed By the Author idy exclaimed,
bg OF which every enable % cure HIMSELF
feey aud the least possible COST thereby avoiding all the
sdve 'Iised nostFums Of The day.
Sent any ADDRESS, gratis and post free In sealed enTe-
ops by reming post pad two postage stamps 70 Dr. B.
De LANEY, II LlspenaTd Street, New Yofk city.
ms57-d6sW6me
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Rfan1l1oth LiveEY stable

n w. SUMMER q CO., would respectfully inform
W. the czense Nashville The surrounding country,
that they Livery Stable Market street,
second door rom Church mery Kept b. J. J. bvERRTT,
where wiz p bsed % Lbe Old customers and
navy patrons We have large stock
OF the Saddle snd Buggy Horses be found which
can reeommeld 70 the public a. large. G. W SUMNER
Jan3i-u T. D. DAVIS.
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Fresh Arrivals
OF GROCERiES AND LIQUORS

IN uhlS TumsSugnTs
i OF gHl Loaf aad Crushed Gnd Powdered Sugar;
S5u boxes liuvuua Sugars 3 pires HOLLAND Gan
b1J baFs faNce Baltimore 100 bbs choice MolaEss
C0uue l0O0 sacks ane salt;
90 DO laFuyra Conae $40 L.gea Cheosei
o. do Java COd-eg $50 casks best EnglnS Soda
So -Nrs, hllves aud QuartoTs3UQ boxes bar Soap;
star luHuiusi - saes Ginger;
800 Go Nlcsiua TobaecO}iO0 dozen painted Buckets;
tuest bruuus} Casks MaNceU;
800 dozen Oystrt3; 80 bags AlspIce
$50 package Macs orel 100 bags Pepper
SuuOO Jgars a grades; boxes Guar and 900 bOEes
ION lrys Nhui assaTtedi Pint Flasss;
$3.50 tct bar lead $50 Demlnhns, assortodg
5Iutuou e.. %. Caps; 10 ourOons best lhdiFo;
IS coils Ctuou Hopes casks sulphur
81 bales STaush Moss 20 barrels Crackers;
81 utsty 1uts 50 casks London Porter
ts-ks StiEueu Brandy; 900 nests Market baskets;
- Indian CITY swoei500 barrels Whisky al grades;
Vine; ~ do Brandy, Gin, and Kun
10 barrels old P0rl VINE;
guO de- zoe WHISKY; together Nith a general va
rely OF Grccres as Escuv g nhd will be cold low 70 me
trade by ldecl3! q. LAAlEi, l,liiti.r rs q 10.
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RIcH soHEAEs zoe ~ ~.

GRAND coEsoLln kvprs - -
-iln = 1asiEofs, Ma SATURDAY MAYeS, lz57.
iass cossuesd under the sapstDssndeacs Of the
- ssiis AoiaEs Counssgasr
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GlassHVare-

so toxes Qt and Pt and half pt. Flasks;
81 sruss brandy Bottles, qparis;
ee9 boSes Tumgler4 assorted kinds;
lOar 10 6iC5eS Glass, * 10 - i9ssIA.
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Neru 5pefiol Notices,

KEMp's WoRM PAsTTLLEs--Are the most w.
Objectionable of all vermifuges. They are Fgood
to eat" infallible in their operation, pleasant to
look at as confectionery, purely vegetable, act
the bowels without any mineral spur, such OF
omeI or blue pill, and effect rapid cur as cal
6aip, Iftheie is room to suspect t. e Withou
worms, they should be given inn e presence Of
if the suspicion be unfounded r'nedla'ely' even
lent action cannot be otheT = .he'r general aper'
Bistos Sarsaparlla nrenora'ian mo sian oenelcla
The victims ., cru tive and dlcerous Disorders bV y
Tue n's"es. ~ .dical authorities, is sccomnlisb;pS
~I, ,nd a. ~ 'Id'nary cures in the South and West
"t nut = manufactured of extra strength by the pres,
GUY PfoPrletOrs, D. Z & Lanman q Go, New York
''''"' 70 Oe e:%snpsing all its former trumphs.
aE# .fG T#0 il.
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Obitllarp.


BxNyAMIN FRANKLlE BAREHoUsE, son OF VIII
liam and Mary Bsrnhouse departed this life at bis
fathers residence, in Fayette county, Iowa, July
nth, 1857, Of Bilious Cholic; aged 20 years 2
months and e6 days. Brother B. ;. BarnhOuse'
made a profession OF religion while lvingia 0hio'
be was . young man that was highly esteemed by
allwho knew him. He bore bis last sickness with
Christian resignation, and when his physician told
himthat he must die, he called his father, moth
ar. brothers and sisters, to him, and called Upon
GOdt to bless them, and exhorted them all to pre-.
uaye 70 meet him in Heaven; and while dee.t,o IN wa
proving upon bis mortal body. bis s,s,ul was tran
ouiI He told bis mother th:Gls he saw the prom,
issd land. and died il. the triumphs of living
filth, Thus be left this vain world with the g ori
Gus assurance Of receiving a crown of eternal Iift
. at Gods right hand. He has left many friends tc
mourn his loss, eFaarrr z7ofv
The writer of this, was often with him
through his sickness, apd was present when hi.
soul took its fight to Mansions of Bliss. p
s., q. REMEMBRANCE LIPPINCoTT.
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MAR RK..EHSs,
CLEvELANo. Auo.

....- CLEvELAEO, Aug, }.
FLoUR- 10 the early part Of the week busi-
ness was moderate, though the demand was more
active on Saturday and about 1000 bbls changed
hands that day at the wide range of S5,5OS7,25,
the most ordinary superfine and the
best extra qualities. The stock is very low, and
notwithstanding dull market prices are firm.
WHEAT-Old is nearly out of market. New is
scarcely in market, and a slim business has been
the result A few parcels of new have been sold
forjamedate use, and ct the close prime-Ken.
lucky white was taken at Sl,70.
CHEESE Continues steady al st@94c forg good
to choice new w. r.. 8# I
Eees--The market has ruled steady at 100
l3c, as 10 quality.
BUTrER-COmmon grades quiet and not much
in demand. Choice Central and W.. r. sold, tc
some extent at I5@l6c, aud in tubs by the sin
gle package at l7c. g
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HALL's n. Y. JoURSAL OF HEALrH,--.he Au-
Gus. number or this valuable monthly has been re-
ceiyed, 1t shOald Le taken by every family and
read by old and young. The following are the
contents Of the August number:
Plague of Servants, continued; Position in
Reading; Consumption Localities; Pepper its
UHs, Ait Water aud Exercise; Circling Knowl'
edge; Decsptops Of Medicated Inhalation; Bad
COld.; N. Y. Mortalityi Clerical Health; The
True Physician: Hardening the Constitution
Stockings, Advice and Sunshine; Wearing ou'
and Rasiing out; Grant Thorburni FelOn Manu-
factory; Benedictine. .r.-...
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RETURNED.

On last friday we witnessed ths return Of Messrs.
tIsaAc Jackson, and Kendall jackson to theirhomes
and families Of this place, after aRabsenee Of over
Gvs,years 70 the laud Of Gold. Ksndal Jackson
a~.SSturned in poor health and wrecked mind, in
eotsequence Of Faralytic affection, since June
hst, His family were both glad and sorrOwiul
,~uOa rheir meeting husband and father
s1cb ARE. howSer, lheyicissitudes Of mortals.
Isaac, Jackson is, apparently, as hale as ever
,Nl,ouS6 6sh@ seen five years hard Servicein the
OOS;r Of America. We hope he has made m
p;l. and can now spend his days wls.e = less manu-
al labor. UEs, ~
We heard him say that be bad driven a tea" y
and made trip of as miles and back every four
days. for tSO hundred and eighty trips without
ever missing once Such energy aud unyelding
Spatence ought to bring just compensation, and
- H. IA a-wf.
HVuO''0S' W. q 80
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SHFRIFFs SALE.

Thomas Lee, ct ais p.,,,,. Civil action. s
The Carroll Co, r. r. Co. der Of Eale SO or.
In pursuance Of an order Of sale esled from the Court
of Common Pleas of Carroll county Ohio and to me d.
rected will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
House, in CarrOlltOn, Carroll county. Ohio, --
On Thmsday, the 2ots day Of august 1857,
between tie hours Of ten o'clock. A. H., and four
o'clock P. NJ Of said day. the following property, to-
witt All the right title, interest and property, legal
and equitable of the Carroll county Rail Road compa>
ny, and to the Carroll county Rail Road, situate in
said county Of Carroll; together with athe privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging, and all lumber
snd materials hitherto procured for the construction Of
said road, by said company, all the fixtures of the
saIne and the oxen horses carts, wagons and gearing
now owned by said company, and used, to be used
about tho completion Of said road: and also all the tools
implements and machihery, the property of said com
pany and used or necessary to be used for the pur
pose last aforesaid.
Terms: one third in hand, third ip three months
aud one thin in six months, With interest on the last
two payments at the rate Of ten per cent per
80 -..,s - JOIN H. WHITCRAFT,
July, 1851. Sheriff, Carroll County Ohio.
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.s-.s,, From the Cleveland Herald.
PROBATE JUDGES. -


Nr. HER&LD:--Seeiug that your paper has an
extensive circulation 10 The interior of the State.
land great good would &c done If it was largely
Increased. ii affords an excellent medium for a
few words Of advice, and sdmonitiOn to the people
upon subject more nearly ani intimately con-
.cetning them apd their interests, than is eener.
ally supposed. The writer hereof is no politician,
and although the subject of these remarks relates
in some measure to the approaching election,
there i 10 truth nothing ofa party or polite al
bearing designed. but vastly higher if-not .hoer
purpose. Very little, quite too little cousidera.
kion in many parts Of the State, is given to the
selection ofsuitable men for the important office
Of probate Judge. Under the old system it will
be Tenembered, that all the duties now reformed
BY the Probate Judge, devolved upon the Court
Oi Common Pleas one Of the Judges Of which,
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Pits! FItsi! Fits!II

DR.. Hdaoe's Pegeta6te Extract Epleptic Pills,
for the cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps and
al Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS aboriDg under this distressing maady will
/ find DR.. Hance's Vegetable Epileptic Pills to be
the only remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy
or Falling Fits. EE
These pills possessa specific action on the nervous
system; and although they prepared especially for
the purpose Of curing Fits they viii be found Of espe-
cial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak nerves.
or whose system has been prOstrated or shat
tered from any whatever. In Chronic complaints
or diseases OF long standing, supendueed by nervous
ness they are excellenty beneficial d sse e..
Price So per box, two boxes for IS. Persons
out OF the city, enclosing remittance, will have the
pills sent them through the mail, free Of postage For
sale by Seth S. Hance, No. les fillmore Street, Balti
more, Nd, to whom orders from parts Of the Union
must be addressed, post paid.
April so, ls57..ly
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WHITE EErH, PERE uMED BkEATH AND BRAuTIFU-
CoMPLExION--can be acquired by using the "Balm of
Thousand Flowers What lady Orgenteman, would
remain under the curse Of disagreeable BREATH when
by using the "Ba!m of Thousand fowers'' as a den
trifce, would not only render it sHeet but leave the
teeth white as aabaster? Many persons GO NOT know
their breath is bad and the subject delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware of connterfeits
be sure each bottle is signed, FETRIDGE& Co., N. Y.
Fer ssle by @. A. BOegel, and ell Druggists.
Il Eth Iah7.--hmn. alt Il - --.------ >
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was always lawyer; hence the husiaess o.
sillng sst"ies. vhsi tet. by sxeeuiors o. admin.
iAifatoD, The Appoiaiulent of guardians, aud al
ialle incident thereto. was under tbe supervision
I Of man Of legal altaiHments one familiar not
only with the statute law, but With The long course
OF decision aud adjadications Of Jadees nd Chan.
csllors, who were guided BY tie lights and
wisdom Of the Common Law. There i eFeat
reason to fear that The people msy be cheated by
politicians and designing men who want tie Office
iuto the election IN many COUNTIES. Of men
who have no education, much less a knowledge
Of any Of the rules OF principals Of law, and
thereby great injury be done, II IN no other re-
speet for the want Of proper record Of what the
OouH actually do.
Few people think that once in about forty
.yean all the property in the country, real and
personal, passes through the hands ofexecutors,
administrators and guardians, and Of course Is in
some form the subject Of adjudication by the
Probate Court. How would man who never
read law book, acquit himself IN deciding a
stoutly contested will case, where the question
was, whether the will was procured BY fraud,
or the testatoF wss insane? 'Tis only necessary to
PIT single question Of this kind to show any re-
aecting man the extreme folly Of permitting
any other tGaD man Of legal learning to occupy
50 important public position, one who s familiar
with the rules Of evidence as we'll as a practical
accountant Of an executor and detect the false,
double, or ovefcharges, designed to defraud cred
itors, heirs or widows. Let it not be forgotten
that Probate Judge decides whether lands, are
to be sold 10 pay debts Of testator or intestate,
OF for the support of wards of guardians and
unless a cautious, well-informed man holds the
office, a fraudulent guardians, may soon speed
away even large estate Of bis ward, having gone
Though all the forms Of law, aud the guardians
or some special friend acquire possession Of the
estate, by the incompetence of Probate Judge
Vastly more may be said on this subject than
you have space to print, or any one to write, but
if the people will not be admonished BY small
article, il is useless to try long ones. One word
more. The Probate Judge now allows injunctions,
an exceedingly responsible branch of the business
of Chancellor. What farce, to be obliged to
apply to a tailor, blacksmith, or farmer, to dis
charge duty efecting your rights which would
puzzle the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court BY
its important legal bearing. Let none but men
Of legal learning I've elected Probate Judge.
s0r. ECONOMY.
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EE We woSld he very glad persons handing
in advertisements, or other matter, for publication
would be particular ia writing their MSS. IN a
plain hand, especially names of persons er places
., we sometimes had it almost impossible to eeey.
Dher proper names. which all know are very i'm
,,,tNat. will Oar friends please remember ,thisi
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EE Our farmers are busy gathering the fruit
of their tolls. The yisld Of the wheat crop in
some parls Is aLNaSant while in other localities it
iis ~srg liaea-Seing q4uch injured Lythe weevil.
The hay crop is excellent, The oats in some pla-
res will soau be ready to cut. and it Is tbought
the crop was Geyer bettes 10 this county. The
arOspeel tergoOd crops Of corn and potatoes is al.
80 very fatteriNg. a#.H '..' .aA -