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b6r Five thousand persons were present at the
great Clay Barbecue at Ashland on Wednesday last
Speeches were made by Hons. John C. Breckenridge,
James B. Clay, Col Preston, Gov. Willard and 9TH
ers Great enthusiasm prevailed Firing of cannon,
music and feasting enlivened the occasion. The
ercises were continued during the day. 1t was a
most magnificent affair, and reflected credit upon the
liberality of the distinguished host. Long may he
WaYef
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RG- Mr. Barney Hughes the polite and accom-
plished Superintendent of the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta Telegraph, has placed us under
frequent obligations for recent favOrs in (Or rather
On) has line for which we return our thanks. We
take pleasure in commencing Mr.. H. to friends,
as an accommodating, clever and reliable gentle
man, and genuine living specimen of that ari.
u terTis democratic eegraph operator.
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Ra- Ex-Governor j. Pinckney Henderson, the in
innate friend and former partner of Gen Rusk, in
the practice of the law, is spoken of the person
by whom the seat of the latter in the United States
Senate will most likely be filed.
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-LrYINasroN. Aug lOth, lS57.

Editors Union and American Below pleased find
she vote of 0Terton County.
For GOvsrnOr-Harris, 1856; HsttOn, 26S. Har-
ris majority, 1893. ~
COngress.-Walace 1854; Maynard, 26O. Wal
lsces majority, 1901.
Ssnats.-Goo dpasture, $50; BOwles, 6S2. Good.
pastures majority, in the district is &c votes.
COPELAND elected RepresentatiEe.
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kTWe hope soon to be able to complete our list
of the members elect tOthe Legislature Our friends
have been strangely negligent in many places in
not supplying with the returns. In the adjoining
county of Wilson, even, we cannot ascertain the
names Of the members. We take it for granted
somebody was elected, but the Lebanon paper does
not think it matter of sufficient interest to say
ANYTHING npon the subiect
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NEW ORLEANS, August 14.-Sales of cotton
to-day 100 bales; market firm. Sales of the week
$3.50 bales. Receipts $40. Stock on hand q, 900
bales. Decrease $500; at all ports SIS, $50
Flour dull S6,25aS6, 40; wheat 81, 26; corn Soc !;
prime Rio coffee l2c,
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RG The Hon. John A Qutman has been renOm-
mated, without opposition, as the Democratic can
didate for Congress from the fifth district of Mis-
sissppi.
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Ha- The Memphis Bulletin learns that man was
stabbed over the river, at HOpe6eld, day or two
since, so badly that his life is despaired Of The
names of the parties we were unable to learn.
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lMPoRTANr TO LIQUOR DEALERS.

MO poisoned Liquors highly important and
IN practical treatise the manufacture or Liquors, Wines
&c ''he Bordeaux Wine and Liquor Dealers Guido. By
practical liquor manufacturer concise and thoroughly
practical the Dist laion RectfeaIion and Aduer
ton Of Liquors. The Bordeaux system OF Initiating and
aduterang every variety of and liquors
the trade dscarding all Posons nd poisonous compounds
The complete, concise and practical work pub
lshed the subject Price 81 So bound in cloth Orders
phould be addressed to SHERMAN & CO., No. Vesey
New York. On receipt Of the price copy will be seut by
mail postage paid. The fraction Of the dollar be sent
in postage stamps. aug IA eOd-2w
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SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST le, 1857.
SFcOND DISTRICT

Reliable verbal information places the election of
MAYNARD beyond doubt. What his majority viii be
we are unable to say This result will fall as a
dsmper upon the feelings of many Of our friends
who had been calculating upon Wallaee's election.
wallace has made glorious run, and but for the
falling Of in the Democratic vote in Claiborne might
have been elected We shall publish the vote as
soon as we get it, srfr
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H. P. DOrriS.

ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
this Foundry I am making Cooking, RaFKor,
"A and Heating Stoves Of every variety Hollow
WareOf all kinds AndirOns Sad Irons ana Nsle Irons
OF all kinds.
ALsO tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, all Of which
propose sell WhOesBe rsail cheap for oash %
punetual time dealers Particular attention paa 70 RooanR
and Gathering. ?. DORRIS,
No. D CoiteZ9 street. Naahgiilo
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R1= Four negroes, the property of Mr.. A. W.
May, were killed by lightning Monday last, near
Bolivar. So says the Memphis Appeal
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Painting establishments.

u UlLDEkS hOGseholders, &c. requested 10 take
ID tiee that the undersigned, having necessary
arrangements, and secured the services competent wOrK
men, Is now prepared 70 take
Large Contracts
Ia the line Of bis vocation, In AL its various branches
In the Departments Of
House Painting,
The subschoers prepared execute with the xr..tet
prompEess, all Contracts viewer large hich nav Be s
dered IN style and upon which cannot al 70 i've
satisfaction. 80
he Is also prepared 70 execute all manner Of
Sign and Ornamental Painting. Grainipa and
Marbling.
Having In that department secured the of tha mot
expert and experienced artists.
Inc subscriber would request persons having ha
line 70 give nm call before maxim final arrqnRsmsnts
m1sho-du A.. r. T. p EMING,
NO. ~ Union ~, between Ghsrry 4 sunaa
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BG-A boy ten years old, who killed another fol
breaking his kite string, has been sentenced to be
hung in New Orleans.
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Pianos Pianos,

NTEhsve received Fourteen more new Pr 49,
w auO-Fortes from these unriTSlled ma H3,z
ke-s, Light Newton Bradbury, and HaiuesI q ~
Bros, which makes stock very large and desraab-
We would be pleased 10 have these instruments sxmin Cd
BY all whether they desire 10 purchase not. Every Pr
anO sold BY shall be warranted to give satisfaction in
very respec fsb1O W 4 z FREEMAN.
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BEAUTIFUL article fully equal in appearance to the
n Muslin Gold Shades at less than quarter the cost
They made heavy Double Glazed u Curtain Paper
and will exclude the light much than the Muslin
Shade they also entirely New Article and well worthy
the attention Of Dealers Manufactured and For Sale by
w. WILSON,
aug I5-2W 9TH Street below Market, Phils.
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
iron FOUNDRY.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have started aud extensive Foundry
w the old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
Company, and prepared to execute heavy and Rht
work OF any description the shor notice Light Cast
in2s small at moderate city prices heavy
ngs 10 large amounts furnished per contract Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight We have also commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, Sawmls FIourms Of the most improved
patterns made to order JObbnz repairing
atfy, We ready for Engines Mills
and shall furnish plans enable purchasers 70 put up their
Mills with little Manufacturers Farmers will
find profitable US, before going East or West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, made TO order
best material, pee with krefrOns Crates StaDdppss
and Valves warranted uy pressure required for
Manufacturing or pOrpslidg purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP
ANY description Of Smhwork done excellent styls
hrstrate Iron used-SaWm work, Sterups Dogs
Ptman Irons, Saw eranks Bolts and all kind Mill Irons
made 10 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing 10 purchase good, cheap Machinery vii
do we'll tn Call al Office or address by letter.
" JACKER q CO..
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tena.,
uly25-u Late Nashville Man. Co.'S shops.
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BS- Col. AlcOrn, of Mississippi, declines the
American nomination for Governor of that State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-16

B6r A printer in Mississippi lately came into pos
session of $4,000. Quite s'fat tske"
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BG~Mr. Marcy was the oldest member of Presi.
dent Pierce's Cabinet, and Mr.. DObbin the young
est
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b9r A little child in Warren county, Virginia,
was recently killed by window falling down up.
on it.
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Memphis Medical College.

THE Regular Lectures of this College will
MONDAY, The I'd of November, and will continue four
months
JOHN WELLINGTON, M D, Professor OF Chemistry and
Toxieology.
AYKES MERRILL, NJ D, Professor of Principles and
Practice OF Medicine.
LEWIS SHANKS, NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
ARTHUR X TAYLOR, NJ D. Professor Of naomy.
HOWELL Z ROBARDS, NJ d, Professor of Surgery.
GUTHRIE, II D, Professor Of Matsria Medea and
Pharmacy.
DANIEL WRIGHT. NJ D. Professor of Physiology and
Pathology.
GEOKGB JONES, NJ D, Demonstraloro Of Anatomy.
JOHN VARIABLE, NJ ID, CuntO Of the Museum.
The for the is s05, payable in advance
MatricuiAtOn fee, s.; Graduating SIS; Anatomy and
Dissection, &c. tObs taken before graduating Rooms
open from the LIST of October.
Preliminary Course of Lectures, free all Students and
the puDe, Oy each Professor subjects with
department, which be fully taught in the
course, will be delivered during the month OcOb
menCng on Monday the 18th OF the month.
CLINICAL INSTRUGTION.-The Memphis Charity Hos
pta the members Of The all times, and
special clinical instruction will be given in the wards OF the
Institution two dAysWednes1aY and saturdayOfevery
week. The Dspehsary, Of the Of the College,
receives large number Of patients every morning Surgical
operations performed in presence Of the class ana
suffering from variety Of diseases prescribed
for, and medicines compounded and dispensed, with such
The College possesses ample Museum, Chemical and
Philosophical APPARATUS and thing necessary demon
strate the course Of lectures each branch.
students desiring further Information will address Pro
fessOr L. Sharks, N ID.
sug4--9w L. sHANKS, NJ D, Dean
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pEMOURAr1c REPRESENTATIVES rLrcrrp.


Washington.-BAYLEss
Sullivan-A. L. CANNON.
Bradley-GEo. VI. RowLEs,
Greene-DAvID R. JOHNSTON
Polk, MeMinn, and Meigs-DoDsox.
Monroe-GRIFFITH.
ROane-S. 7. TURNER.
Scott, Morgan and Fentress-
Cannon-ST.. JOIN. a
Coffee, Grundy, and Van Buren-ROBERTs
DeKalb-A. NJ. SAVAGE.
Dickson. J. SCHMIrToU.
Franklin-T. W. NEWMAN
Giles-HARNEY.
Hickman. ]. WILLIAMS.
Benton and Humphreys-MIcKLEr.
Lawrence--L. NJ. BENTLEY.
SteWart-SUMMERs.
Hardin
OVerton-CoPELAND.
Perry and Decatur
ObiOn-B. L. SrovALL.
Maury, Lewis and Williamson-W. v. THoMP.
SON.
Lincoln-JAMEs FULTON.
Maury-WM. H. Polk
Marshall-E.- A. WILSON
Smith, Sumner, and Mscon-TURKER.
Sumner-D. S. DoxELsoN.
Warren-SMARTT.
SON.
Fsyette-MARIs.
Hardeman-LoWE.
Henry-LANB.
Hsywood-BRADFoRD.
McNairy-EsrEs.
Shelby-W. C. DUNLAP, E. W. NJ. KING.
Weakley-W. P. CALDWELL.
Shelby, Fayette, and Tipton-HUMPHREY BATE.
Claiborne-BLACKBURN.
Hawkins HAMILTON
Hancock, Jefferson, Hawkins, and Greene
ROSE.
KNOW NoTHINGs ELECTED.
Cocke-RANDoLPH.
Garter and Johnson
Granger
Anderson and Campbell
Rhes, Bledsoe and Hamilton
BlOunt.-S. T. BICKxELL.
HamiltOn.-J. W. WHITE.
KnOx.-MosEs WnTE.
McMinn.-DoDsON.
Marion.-RAULsToN.
Sewer and Knox-C. D. ANDERSON.
Bedford.-CooPER.
Davidson-JosEPH L. EWING, and NJ. VAUGHN.
Jackson.-S. S. STANTON.
MOntgOmery.-M. D. DAVE.
Robertson
Rutherford.-J. W. RICHARDSON
Davidson, Robertson and MOntgOmery.-HENRY
Nancy
Smith
White
Williamson.-C. W. BEALE.
Wilson,. 1. GoLLADAY and -
Rutherford and Bedford.-T. B. WE.
Madison
Henderson
Wayne
Observation-Disclosures.
Carroll.
Carroll, Madison, Gibson and Henry.-M. Bull
LOCK. -...-...
Dyer and Lauderdale-LACKEY. y o. (
Democrats, AZ; Know Nothings, SO. Nt
D6rIt will be seen that our table is yet incon-
plete. We hope to be able to fill it up in day OF
two.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

WNHR subscriber will open in This city the Fret Mon
n day in September select School for Boys Number
limited to twenty-five. Parents, wishing to send, will
please apply Immediately at York q Co.'s Book Store,
Union Street, to the undersigned % South Summer
Street. W. BRYCE THOMPSON.
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At WHITES CREEK SPRINGS. The next session win
IA commence the 3ss of August Price Of board tuition,
washing, fuel and lights $50 90 per session Of MY
weeks. aug le-lm-trLw&w
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! Company.
Read This and Profit Thereby.


I. @. Nicholson & CO.'S.
NO. 22, on the square,
You can get all kinds of Goods At Greatly Reduced
Prices.
OUR Summer DRESS GOODS will sell at cost, and
~ even than cost for very close
them all before fall and will make the price object
jRs 90 sell the goods
We have left beautiful SILK and Founesd 0rgandies
and Beaee Plaid Organizes, and French and scotch Mus
Tins: also NANTES, Hosiery and various other thgs which
We viii not mention but be found al house.
some cheaper than anywhere else. Oar stock Of
White GOODS
Il very large will give great bargains in that way
sure you call before they all gone, Cor
anxious thai our customers should enjoy the benea
our cheap goods aug 2-2W {. G. NICHOLSON co.
MULES, MULES.
FOR sale, the largest and finest teams Of mules in
the State. Also excellent match Of family carriage
horses and able work horse few thorough bred colts
and lilies OF most approved breed Also few beers aud
bulls OF the best milk stock.
aug 2-d6 W. G. HARDING
Champagne add sweet CIDER.
NEW lot OF the shove Just received two packages OF
"a New Ork made Ale Pumps, lot with silver tops;
so boxes French COnieesnares assorted candles made
ordeE fresh every day crackers fresh every day; 50 boxes
nuts, assorted; leO bbls ale best These articles
re fire. SD and Will be sold cheap.
aug2 G.. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
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HOUSE.

10. B. SMITH, PROPRLETOR.
HAVING taken charge of the above HOTEL will endeav-
IL please all who may favor me with call. Or my
friends and citizens of Nashville and Davidson county
would solicit PATRONAGE. My table will at all times be pro
vided with the best the country Affords and every care Will
be taken to please all -
There is good Livery Stable contiguous % this house,
the Fayetteville Mulberry and LynehbUrg Mail and Pas
senger coach leaves this hotel Monday Wednesday
and Friday for the above places al O'CLOCK p m and re-
turning every day Thursday and Saturday al O'Clock
a. making connections with the Nashville and ChAuA-
nooga, and McMnnviIIe and Manchester Mail Trains.
Tuab0ma, August IA, 1857
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FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE.

THE of them young and likely, at H. H. Haynes &
l. Co.'S, No. IS Cedar Street. tsug IA
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?. B. FodG.
b. N. R. FOGa.

!. FOGG. b. N. R. FOGa
F.B. FOGG son.
Z B. FOGG having taken Nilsson partnership, her
4 will practice Law In The Supreme, 2 5der aud
Courts Of Davidson County, Prompt attention will be gEs
ihe eOectiOn Of claims. lima lin.
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P@ MA rIgzT P.
IL persons wishing 10 learn WRITING
"A with ME. DOLBEAR x should begin before
,ss isa q Au .ss : no new pupils win Be
P1Ps we nave no. finished her lessons are request
Rooms over Of l. p Beech q College street
Ao7u 70 II, A. NJ, 70 5P. n. auge.
1cnA coal Company
NEW YoEK, Aug. 2, 1857.
THE Annual Meeting OF the stoekhoders Of The Ena
Mining and Manufacturing Company will take place AZ
the once Of the company 81 BToadW az New York city,
Monday the 18th Of September next u 10 O'Clock
for the purpose OF eeeting Directors ensuing
By order Of the President. CHS. sCRIKNkR
aug le-d1m See
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Summer Nantes, etc.
Al prices that win insure their sale. And all pc
not supplied, would say-nOw is the umei for we
determined to close them out regardless Of cost
We b6ve large stock Of staple Goods Carpetngs, Rugs,
Mats Oil cloths, Curaia Goods, Linen Table Damask, la
bic cloths, Napkins Towels cotton and linen Sheetngs,
MosQueto Nets etc, which will sell very lowest
possible prices lAug Il K. c. McNAlRY n co.
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THE subscriber would inform you that she prepared to
l. do Dyeing and Cleaning Ia all its various bran .
ehes. Would be pleased to receive Orders from YOU.
MRS (. w. SMITH,
Steam Dyeng and Cleaning Establishment, No % North
Sth, street, above Market Phila. Rugl5-dIOd.
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Washington, Sullivan, Carter and Johnson.
E. T. HARRrs.
Greene, Cooke, Sewer, and BlOunt-LoYD Bu1IIS.
Meigs, McMiun, Polk, and Monroe-wRreRr.
Hamilton, Marion, BledsOe, Bradley, and Rhea--
J. c. BuRcH.
overtOn, Fentress, Morgan and Scott. D.
GooDPAsruRr
White Jackson and Macon--HoLLAsD DESros
Smith and sumner-W. s. MuxpAY.
Bedford and Marshall-W. P. DAVIS.
Cannon, Coffee, Grundy, Van Buren,, and Warren
--B. J. HILL.
Franklin and LincOln-JoEL J. JONES'
Giles, Lawrence, and Wsyne--THos. J. Brown.
Maury, Lewis, Hickman, and DicksOn-W C.
WHITTHoRSB. s
Robertson, Montgomery, and Stewart--T MRSEEs
Hardin, McEairy, and Hardemsn-A. g. Nc
DouaAL.
Benton, Humphreys, Perry, Decatur and Hender-
sons L. Ross.
Henry, Weakley, and obiOn-W E. Travis.
Madison, Haywood, Upton and Laudsrdale.-
REID.
Fayette and Shelby. Knox wALKER
KNow-NoTHINas ELECTED.
Hawkins, Hancock, and Jeferson--J. B. HE1s-
KELL.
Claiborne, Granger, Anderson, and Campbell
F. H. BRATcHER.
Knox and Roane-H. l. WELcKER.
Wilson and DeKslb-J. D. GooDNER.
Rutherford and WILLIAMSBURG L. McCoNx1co.
Davidson-A. F. Corr.
Gibson, Carroll, and Dyer
Democrats, IS; Know NOthings, z.
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Nothing New,
By the author Of John Halifax, Gentleman"
W.T.. BERRY 4 Co., have just received
NOTHING NEW. TALES. Bmbracing-
Lard ErIistOun, The last house In C stree1.
AIwins First Vile, a Family in Love.
M Ansstasius, low Marriage.
The Water Cure. The Double House.
Ivol. syo. Paper.
W.T.. B. & Co., have just received
DR.. FRIENDS BOAT LIFE IN BGYPE
TIE STUDENTS GIBBON. IvOl. 12vO. cloth.
BSr Subscriptions received by
w. =. Berry & Cos
Nashville Tenn.
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Fruitland Nursery, Augusta, Ga.
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND LEATH-
Err VALICES.
lust received
y Ladies Large Dress Trunks with Trayes;
Bonnet boxes large sizes,
English sole Leather Trunks;
Buggy
Ashland Valices, Superior artele;)
Leather Travelling bags, &c.
For Sale very cheap by JOHN RAMAGB,
aug Is ~ College street.
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STATE OF THE BRANCH OF THE PLANTERS
BANK OF TENNESSEE-at Clarkspils, June 25th,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-20
s,edlca, Uss Of salt.

In many cases Of disordcred stomach. a
teaspoonful Of salt 10 certain cure. In
the violent internal aching termed cholic,
add a teaspoonful OF salt to a pint Of cold
water; drink 1t and 60 to bed; 1t is one OF
tho spee0icst cures known. The same
will revive u person who seems almost
dead from heavy fall, &c. In an apo
plcct:c fit. no timo should be lost In pour
ing down salt water, if sufficient sensibili-
ty remains to allow Of swallowing; II not
the head must DO sponged with cold water
until the sense returns, when salt win
completely restore the patient from lsthar-
gy. In a fit, the feet should be placed in
hot water, with mustard added, and the
legs briskly rubbed, all bandases removed
from the neck, and q cool apartment
procured. IL possible. In many cases Of
severe bleeding at the lungs. and when
other remedies failed, Dr.. Rush found that
two tcaspoonfuls Of salt completely stayed
the blood. In case OF q bite from a mad
dog. wash the part with strong brine for
an hour, and then bind on some salt with
a rag. In toothache. warm salt and water
held to the part, and removed two or three
times win relieve II in most cases. II tho
gums be affected, wash the mouth with
brine. II tho teeth be covered with tartar,
wash them two or three times day with
salt and water.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-20

Governor Chittcndcn, OF Vermont was
fine specimen Of the noble.hearied
high-mInded, anil intelligent yoomanry Of
New England. and bis residence was 4
good old-fsshioned farm. With all the
generosity and hospitality Of the master
and mistress Of the mansion, there was
not q particle Of aristocratic excIusivcnes,
about them. The Governor knew that q
man was n man. provided his character
and conduct wcrc good, and was no sub
scribcr to the doctrine ",hat fine feather.
mako fine birds.' IIomtspun or velvet
he cared not what the garb was. provided
the wearer carried his heart in the rsh'
place. Ono day a man who had some
business with the Governor, arrived at hil
house on horseback. Sec;nga roughly
dressed man at work near the door b.
pulled up and called out; Il say you, sir
does Gov chittcnden live here?' TIL,
man nodded, .very well, old fellow
said the rider. dismouniing. "you held
my horse while 20 into the house,
He found Mrs. Chistcnden. and stated
that he had called to see tho Governor or
very important business "wcll," replied
the Governors wife. .he Is about herr
somewhere; I saw him moment sincc.--
Oh" she added. looking outof the win.
dow. there's the Governor holding YOU
hons!"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-20

u say. Mister. did you drop your pick.
OF book7" said n small sEed urchin 10 n
gent whose shadow looked like smashed
pyramid.
"Um!'-fcoling hIs pockc,s--'umi All
we'll, yes, my SON."
"wsli, l."
"GIve II TO mo. my son."
"what kind Of a book was Il, say. Mis-.
Tor p
"Dlack leather straps. clasp buckle and
had two hundred dollars In II IN bills. notes
and checks. Sonny, whore dIi hnd tho
book7"
II say mister. whas'il yer give to set !,
back agaInr
"I'cn dollars"
"well, ! haIn't found any; only as you
was goIn' along. ] Thought You looked Just
like q man who had lost suthin' or want
cd TO lose suthIn'. I didn't know oxackly
which,"
"Get ont You little wrctrh!'
sIf | find your pocket-book, old horse,
all you've got to do to get Il Is TO stop up
and give security that you nocds Il morn
do, that's all!