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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Moro EiiiihuSferins.

New ORLEANS, March 30.-It is ru-
mored that an cxpidi,ion is about being
fitted out here for some point in Central
America. 1t is said to be the intention
TO make the first demonstration against
Veragua, province Of New Grenada, be-
tween Costa Rica and Panama. The ex-
pidition is said to be friendly to WALKER,
and will act in concert with him. 1t is
reported that Provisional Government
has been formed and considerable funds
raised
New ORLEANS, March 31.-It i, re-
ported here on good authority, that instead
of purchasing Lower California and Sono-
rs, our government will conciliate the
South by paying designated sum, say
$4,000, 900, for the Isthmus of Tehuan.
tepec. 1t is also rumored that Senator
BENJAMIH has been offered the appoint
ment for the purpose Of effcc,ipg the &c.
complishmen. Of this purchase.
BANK SUsPENsIoN.-The Bank of New
Castle, the credi: of which has for some
weeks been impaired, has finally stopped
payment. The amount Of coin in the
bank, TO redeem notes amounting to over
slo0, 900, being just four doilars. The
cashier, Mr.. Wagonseller, absconded with
Fifty thousand dollars, but was arrested in
Philadelphia on Wednesday Of last week.
The Directors, who are all men Of respec.
liability, have been sadly duped by the
Cashier, who was a fast liver, and deeply
Involved in speeula,ioSs.
"Nifiinburss" sho, missed the mark.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03

Trarersc Jurors, Adjomrned Court, Nay 81.
From West Bufalos-Geo f sheary. WIN
Bcichler Thos Taylor. BrBaioe-Danicl NJ
Renner. Ephraim Campbell. Robt strayhorn
And'w Hluck. .Gersham Bildle. keiiy-Adam
Hazlet. Geo Nickel, Jacob Never. l. 81 BIt.-
Ino Schrack. Jno Strohecker, Peter Wolfe, Jos
II Walker, Abram Wol!e,W m l. Harris. Neu
BE, En-Ios Klcckner. HrileV and Leuis-
Laca5 Fees. Alva Marsdon. Edw Benner. lsrae!
Beaver, John Frederick. Elias katherman.
Ls,risJurg-Robt VI Musser, Ell Sliier, Josiah
Baker Iimestone--Robert Chambers. Simon
Berry, Reuben Roger. Hhte Deu-loS X
Ketler. WIN Siadden. Jacob Mecklcy. Mgin-
barg-John Young, Tho's GutcliuS, Chas H
UaSsenplug
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03

TTNION county, SIS.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania,
80 To Samuel Baker. Greeting:
y. Whereas, Caiharinc Baker by her
/uo>y next friend Geo. Drcisbach Esq. did
on the l7th day Of September last past prefer
her petition 10 our Judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of the county of Union, at
cour, held at LewSbnrg in and for SAID county
praying for the causes therein set forth she
m,qht be divorced from the bands OF Malrinony
entered into with you the SAID Samuel Baker,
WE therefore command you (as before we
dld) the said Samuel Baker, that seiunS aside
all other business and excuses you he and
appear in your proper person before our
JudgeS at I,ewishuTg At Court al Common
Pleas there to be held for the said county OF.
Monday the 18th day of May next, 10 answer
the petition or libel of the said Catharine
Baker by her next friend George Drelsbach
Esq, and to show cause If any you have why
the said Catharine Baker your wife should
not be divorced from the bonds OF ma'rmony
agrecably TO the act of General Assembly IN
such case made and provided. And hereof
you are not 10 fan.
Witness the Hon. 4 i.S.N llson, President OF
our SAID cour, al Lewisburg the 5th day Of
March, 4. d. 1851
SAMUEL. ROUSH, Proth'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
New Oyster Resiauran,,

INHE subscriber has opened Saloon in the
Il basement Of the Washington House. Zen
trance on Cd st, lst door north Of Narkct.)ani
IS prepared to serve up OYSTERS. all sorts
OF PIES, and almost everything in the Eating
Inc, at any time Of dav, and evenings. He
asks share Of the public patronage.
Ian. 30, isa7mS DAWN HTrR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Sheriff S Sale.
DY virtue of a writ of Eend. Ey. is

4 -
u sued out of the Court OF Common Pleas
of Union county and 10 ne directed. ] Will
expose TO Public sale al the house Of David
Moyer, in HauieJon, on
Frid1y, AprH p, 1857,
at 10 O'Clock. An. 10 wit:
No. l. \ certain tract of Land s-uaie m
Hartley township, county AFORESAID, boundsd
east and south ty lands of George Braucher.
west by public road and north by lands OF
jonathan Brause. containing half an acre
more or less. with the apPurlenances.
Mo- ! lot or tract Of Land situate in the
township and county aforesaid. bounded east
by lands Of John Glover, north and west by
lands Of Jacob ColIron, and south bv lands of
Michael Schnure. containing five acres more
or less, with the apPurlenances.
Seize!, taken IN execution and to be sold as
the properly Of Ler' >Denrifr.
DANIEL u. GUIDIN. Sheriff
Sheriff 5 Office, LewIsbur2, March II, 1887
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Tuesday, I2tIr May next,

commencing al ten o'clock ia lie forenoon,
the following Real Estate, VIZ:
THE MANSION FARM Of the
late VIM. Wilson Ir., ri Kelly 1p. Uuion CO.
Pa, atIulIr, LANDS Of David HeIuey. Isco5
Hummrl. Mrs. CIuIe, and Joseph A.us.er,
and containing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Real Estate.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT
PUBLIC SALE.

DY an Alias order Of the Orphans Court
u of Union county, viii eIpo.e to sa.e
:. b.,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
This WaV, Ladies and Gentlemen

For sood' diiTa6If' caedP ana |e9tif!iI f'efnreS
Ai.lbTOtype Llkenesses of a very Supe-
rior quality on a new and improved plan far
surprising the Dague rrcotype. They are not
reversed. but show everything in ITS true posi-
t.on-are without the glare Of the DaguerreU-
type, and hence may be seen in any view;
they are taken in one fifth of the time of
Daguerreotype, and therefore beuer for taking
small Children, which require but 4 second in
a bright light. and on dark or RAINY days are
taken as autck as Daguerreotypes IN The clea-
rest davs: they are far more durable than anv
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
rsA.A large number of persons met al

ra-A large number of persons met at
the above place last Saturday evening.
hut the Platform of Principles adopted by
the State Convention not having arrived,
the meeting was informally POSTPONED for
one week Tie Platform may be found
on the outside of so.doy's paper. Let all
in this vicini,y-of Town or Country
who approve the principles therein put
forth, TURN OUT to tho above meeting,
TO-MoRRow EVENING,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Racine & Mississippi R. R. Company
TEN ner Cent. Farm MOrtgage Bonds.


We invite the attention Of all who desire
a perfectly safe and certain Ten PER CENT
Investment, to the Farm Mortgage Bonds ot
This Road. which we offer for sale. These
BONDS are secured by mortgage on farms in
The immediate vicinity of the road, as well as
by the Bond of the Railroad Company. They
are redeemable, and Will be paid, in May 81.
The Interes, Coupons Will be paid IN May aud
Nov. of each year. al our Office
The road is 1856 miles long, and Sc miles are
now finished and in operation. The remaining
so miles are progressing rapidly to completion
and il is confidently expected that the whole
of the road Will be opened IN the course oi the
present wear The business on that part
which is now completed has proved much
greater than was anticipated. and there can
be no doubt the whole road when open Will be
a handsomely rcmunerative enterprise.
The road is advan,ageously situated as will
I've seen by the Map. and It's connections are
such as 10 insure 1t an immense amount OF
both freight and passenger business. Inc IN
ancia! condition Of the road is as follows:
s,o,r-C,st snt.eripti,n slO5O.ooo
Town aud Count! subscription sio"lo
Farm Mortgage i'"'''''
5000 opl
Bonded Indobtelue.s-:iO,0o GOO per mile -l,a7o,oo1
si5tO.Oy1
The nett earnings for the year 1856 were IN
round numbers $4,000. The cost oi that
par, of the road that Is in use was 81 ,3ooooo
Il therefore earned over per cent, ana that
on an unfinished road. As soon as 1t is COM
pleted to Freeport, lol miles, the business w'ii
be vastly increased by the connection which II
there makes with the Illinois Central and
Galena & Chicago Railroads.
We have personally examined ihis road and
The properties which are mortcaged. and We
Offer the Bonds in the iull confidence that they
are perfectly secure and reliable investments.
The Bonds are IN amounts OF from $500 TO
$4,000. We will be happy 10 furnish any
desired information about the affairs OF the
road to those who NAV apply al our office. by
letter or otherwise. kCcn \ Taylor.
No. IoI Walnut st, below Fourth, !'HiAABi.
A number of the above bonds are in the
hands of the undersigned, for sale, in Lewis
burg. tmh 27,'5T a. X. BELL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
FINE BANK BARN,

nsarly new. a two-stCr,y frame Dwelling IA
House, Corn House. Wagon Shed --A
and other necessary OutbuIidiuSs-a never
failing Sprug q Wafer IN the Cellar kilch.a
and a " ell with Pump IN the Barnyard-art
- a thriving yoHus Apple Orchard. Wafer
= can lc had n most O.! the hr!dS.
- The Farm WI! be -i1eTed as a "hole,or
IN parts 10 SUIT purchasers.
Terms IeaspudbIe,aud VIII Le made known
a. sale.
Persons wishing TO view the premises are
requested To eal on the Administrator or on
Joseph Mu>ser, near the premises
HUGH =. SliELLER,
Administrator Of WV. NILsoN Ir tect.
April =. 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Freedom, national: Slavery, sectional.

!--Thuse in favor Of the cleo
iion of HILNOT, WARD. LILLE WIS,
and IEECH, are invited 10 meet at AmmunS
Hall, Lewisburg, SATvRDAr EvENISG. April
/, TO organize for the next campaign.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
fEickOl.'s Patent E'Grfabie
yEySTOUE CIDER g. WINE HILL,

Til. ia not rb. Mil Sold in I-.-. y cNrs MI mills
in the market in die Ease and sp.'i WIKI which 1t
crinJ, and ia the great I"~rr "i tlia pre-.
H1nu fteiured at TIE Eagie Works, HarrisdVrg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Cure for HAD Dog Bites.

DR.G FAHNESTOCK' (of Mllerstown,
- Lebanon Coz speedy and iniallble cure
for Hydrophobia or bite Of mad dogs-on sale
AT 81 per dose by DAVID SChRACk,
4w673 East Bufialoe, near BlehtS hotel
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03

Ruflioe-And'w Ruhle, Thcmp. Siravhorn'
Wfinbwg-Jos Boop, John Bil2er: tnin!-
Jacob Barnhart, Arch Thomas. West Buf.-
Benev. NJ Relish. East B4C-Leonari W Wolie-
Lin.estone-Jno Crosgrove. Ne'o Bsr!aI-Hy
d Maize, Chas Cawley, Jas Neiman. LerAs-
5ury-Wm Vanvalzah. Geo Holstein. Joseph
Green. Chas c Shorkley, JohnsonW Walls James
Kelly. Limestone-John Leity. Hartley cnd
Le,is-A Is Cummings, Orlando Bingaman,
Jacob Iilbish. KeRy-Jacob Hafer 81, Dan1
Stahl I'd.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03

NOTICE AN persons indebted to The
Firm of J. Goldsmith & Bro. are earne, tly
requested to call soon and square up and
those having claims. will please present their
bills. GOLDSMITH & BRO.
Lewishurg, Pa. Feb. 6. 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03

Whit Deer-Jon II Robenold, E II Wekie.
5s s,m E4as ossadi2 Ell kaglTa9 iGRq St Ga
Wm Llndenmuth, John Gundy, Peter Getz.
Bufaioe-James Himmclricht, Adam Young
Francis Wilson, John Bidde New Berlin
Jas Harrison. Saml Boop. keiy-John Noll.
Tho's Howard. James Shields, James Moore.
LspisJ.rr-Thos Nesoir, Geo Schoch, VIM
FricE. Franklin Caldwell, Jos Melxe,, Saml l.
Beck. Solo Ritter. M.Gmburs-Sa Sitter,
James Chambers, Berryhill Bell. Lime'fnne-
Chris Dauberman, Geo Chambers. Jackson-
Philip Gross. Hartley and Le'cis-John Deal,
Chas Ruhe David Fillman. Jas Reed, David
Hayes, Dan'l Hunsicker. Chr'n Gam, Chr'n
Reif, VIM Cook. Jno Wilson. Union-Jona
Hummel. West BuGaioe-Saml Kaufman,Ge
Hauck, VIM Taylor, Geo Kieckner.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
1873 Acres pepehs.. epa ea

The Farm Is mostly Of the irsi quaiity Of
soil and under gucd Improvementhantsouey
located on the River road about half mle
from Lewlsburg. The improvements aT- a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
WHO WANTS CLOTHING,
ron
ANNTLE Or MNyMAMG9

vINHE undersigned being determined to close
business in this iown.will dispose of.their
present extensive stock of First Rate Clothing
at positively % per cent. less than it has
ever before been offered in this town or neigh
borhood, Come hther, all ye seedy. shiver-
ing bodies, and Re We nicely, WARMLY clothed,
II Won can't be satisfied with our prices and
goods, you never can be. Here you can get
Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers
well, anything that a gentleman ought to be
possessed Of except perhaps 4 wite)-for
your money, no matter how small your pile
may be. Don't think we are joking when we
say that we offer them so low, but Just come
and see for yourselves.
J. GOLDSMITH & BRO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14
TRTBrTE on RESPECT.

JoHS NJ HoILIys, who died in this city May 4th
was a regular member Of Utopian Temple, No. 81,
in good and regular standing. His fellow members
feeling deeply the loss which they sustained, add
their tribute of love and personal esteem, and bear
witness to his fidelity a Templar. Assuming the
solemn obligations Of our order, one must neceas-
sarily conform to the standard Of strict morality,
and hold in his heart this threefod and universal
principle he epitome Of our whole design Love to
to his God, his Country, and his fellow-man. This
principle and this standard Of moral excellence were
fully exemplifed in the character of our Brother
HoLLHs,-in his manly and virtuOus department
in the kindness Of his hsart-in his pure and pa
trio.ic impulses-in the sweet and sociable nature
of his disposition, for he became Christian from
principle and lived and died Christian in practice
We feel assured that he hath fulfilled the law, that
he redeemed his vows, and passed from this to that
Temple not made with hands, eternal in the
Heavens" His virtues are embalmed in his memory,
J. R. BRIGGS, W. c. T.
E. T. EVERETT, W. R.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW York May l2.-Cotton heavy: -four quiet:
Eeaf unsettled; corn white 65as9 yellow IS; prime
advanced l0e; provisions, bacon firm; rice quiet
/ 43a5t; linseed oil advanced le; lard frm lead
steady; stocks active.
CEcISEATI, May l2-Flour 65a6 70; oats 60;
| whisky 80; provisions higher; bacon 94all3; mess
| pork 223a23; bulk meats 81 to l03.
ST. LOUIS, May l2-FlOur dull 6a7; wheat so
al So; for white 624a1 674 for red; corn 6Ia6S
for yellow 73a75 forsWhite; hemp 25al AZ; tobac-
co 5Ofor Tugs; IA 55al7 45 for leaf.
NEW YORK, May l2-The steamer AIa5ama from
Savannah which met with an accident to her machl-
merry of Cape Delaware and was obliged to anchor,
was assisted by the steam tug W. H. Webb
Chief Justice Oakley, of the Superior Court, died
last night, aged 70 years.
John Turner formerly publisher Of the Gazette
here, died yesterday
CHICAGO, May 12.-UdOlph Pucket the Belgian
Consul to Illinois, was drowned yesterday ~ miles
south Of this city.
ST. LOUIS. MAY l3.-The Republicans Lecompton
correspondent says: Catos Court opened on the 9th,
and several we're admitted to the bar, among whom
the free State men took oath to support the Kan
sas-Nebraska act.
At the solicitation of Governor Robinson Stanton
appointed Joseph Lyman, Of Boston, commissioner
Of deeds for Kansas.
The Hayes case was called but the District Attor-
neY stated that ne was not ready IOf the Lrlal.
Rhe Thearson cases will not be reached for some
time There are about 300 cases on the criminal
docket.
The river is rising slowly. The upper streams are
all in good boating order.
LOUISVILLE, May 13.-River falling with scant 10
feet water the falls; weather clear; mercury in
the Thermometer IS.
NEW ORLEANS, May ia Havana oOrrespon-
dent of the True Delta says private letter
ceived stating that Walker had evacuated Rivas and
was on board a British man-of-war at San Juan Del
Sur. California news unimpOrtant.
New YOBK, May l3.-The steamer africa sailed
to-day with nearly a million and a half in specie
and 200 passengers, including Husemann and the
American Minister.
The Empire City has arrived with Havana dates to
the Sth.
LOUISVILLE May l3.-River-There is nearly 10
feet water on the falls but is receding.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

THE OPERA large and intelligent audience as
sembled at the Theatre on Tuesday night, the Oe-
casion Of a complimentary benefit to Miss GEORGIANA
HoDsoN the deservedly popular ContraltO, who sus-
tanned the character Of Thaddeus in the Bohemian
Girl the evident satisfaction and delight Of the
eudience
Her rendering Of the song " Then you'll remem-
Der me, was most lruthful it was genuine singing
and was applauded to an encore. We were pleased
to see this for it convinced US that music loving
community can and DO appreciate that which is cal
culaed to elevate the and refine the feelings.
Negro minstrels never appeal in vain to our cid-
zens and it is gratifying to US to see the Opera sus
tanned notwithstanding some Of cur consistent %
friends who encourage negro concerts, withhold
their support in consequence Of considerations scuples
Miss HoDsoN was well sustained by the troupe.
Miss DURASD was eneOred in q dreamed that I
dwell" and the "EehO Song, and added to her for
mer laurels.
We are not disposed to mention the little failures,
and thus discourage the troupe. We are glad to
have so good an Opera in Nashville, and hope that
hereafter we viii be favored often.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

HARD TINES IN EAST TENNEssEE.-We learn from
the Ea01gae Register, of the 9TH inst, that every
where in East Tennessee, the greatest scarcity of
provender and grain Of every description prevails
The cattle are actually dying by the thousand and
in some sections, the dependence is to cut down
trees, that the cattle may eat buds. Nor is this
alarming state Of affairs confined to cattle. In
many sections of the country, families that have
been well provided with not only the necessaries
but many of the luzuries Of life, are SO stratened
to be compelled to 60 forty fifty miles to buy
corn or wheat. While this is the case with those
who have heretofore been comfortable and indepen-
dent the greater wantp prevails among poorer class
es, and We yesterday learned from gentleman from
one ofthe counties east Of Knoxville that some of his
neighbors were actually unable to have more than
one meal day.
The Register states that Judge Patterson and
many Of the lawyers Of the Knoxville circuit, went
to Jacksboro on Monday the 4th for the purpose of
holding the Circuit Court but they found it mpossi
bic to get provender enough in the neighborhood to
feed their horses and Court adjourned without sit
ting. This is the first instance on record, where a
Court Of East Tennessee has been postponed for
like cause.
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Js M
The dsceaso Of Bro J: NJ. Rollins announced to the
Division tennessee, No 30 this evening, the 9Th inst
Vbereupon Bros A. Nelson. NJ P Jones and p T. Nichol,
were appointed committee 10 prepare suitable tr butte
expressive Of the sentiments OF the meeting relative 10 this
Tu5aDchOlv event The following rururG bud adopted:
our presiding Officer Bro. NJ. Rollins, las
the chair of honor ba for the right hand
Inc Majesty on high Death has taken him away and
lose companion earth bu rejoice in the fact that
he ready DEPART and the 'asi enemy found him FULLY
prepared for summons. He called 10 his reward IN
The yigoF Of early MANDOLIN the enjoyment az all his
faculties and surrounded by many endeared relatives and
friends.
evil but miDgle with the select few 20 do good
ever remember his ubauity Of manners and unos
tenatsus department hs christian walk and benevolent
disposition his love OF virtue and respect for sound morals
his quiet temperament and candid Couutenance, with a
lively interest. Bis popularity obtained by deeds char
gcterzed humble and dsntesed bearing in his inter-
course with bis fellow and herein we an loved him. at
the saIue time his manly dfdence and desire to snun
DER and whilst occU1yiF the most honorable position TO
which we could elevate him. The destr and we'd
him from his situation Of usefulness and honor tie hastaen
asleep 10 the'gOdeu spring OF life, whilst bright flowers
are sDrugDg up his pathway. and everything seemed
30 cheer and urge him forward.
BuIetu mourn uot for Of Hepen's choicest ravorss
has thus been eares called he rue-bred child Of
ous IN the discharge Of every ddy' whilst
manly dignity shed additional usre upon his action HE
hlameless, and the dark pathway % the tomb was
lighted up by heavenly radiance lron angeic spheres
Res0rsl. That sincerely COndOie with the relatives
and friends Of departed brother, with hs bTehern oint
Temple of HoUUr OF the Young Mems Christian Assoct
lately endeared TO them by many rare virtues and accom-
ssorsd That token OF respect for our deceased W
P shTouu orr Hail IN fun mourning and that we Wea
the usual badge for the space OF thirty DAYS.
RcsOrsd That copy of this minute be tranm itted 70 th
family the deceased, and that the be spread
w. BEvcE THOxrsov, X. S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

strength and Health ResIOred-Mr. JOIN
DAVIDSON living miles above Pitsburg, PenDsyl-
vania Canal says: "Wben commenced taking Borhave's
Holland Buffers, could hardly walk. Now enjoy excel
lent health"
HEADAcEE DEBILITT.-AT SILAs J. JIscoMB, of Biz
minghRm, says 81 found in BGrhaves Holland Bit
remedy for Headache and Debility. Ny has used
1t with the greatest beneht'
Mr. "A. S. NICHOLSON, of Pitsburg remarks that he
has experienced relief from its use for headache
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14
HuTIlbngiana,

TVHE declaration Of Dr. Cumming that the world should
burn the 18th Of June, has affected II. hubley
the least He s prepared char ge Soda Founts in
the very highest perfection ofths All who have FOuHts
charge will do well leave them with him at his rouse,
No. l6, on Cedar street, the VeTandah.
Mr. kUbey also asks patronage Of those having Cloth
ing clean and dye. Il is important that they should have
their garments in order 18th June. Work
done to suit the taste and directions Of patrons,
RDril22-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

EDGEFHED SALE.-LNDsLEY opens the ball in
Edgefeld to-day, at II o'clock. Let no one say he
did not know the time. If you want a cheap lot,
within few minutes walk Of the Square, do not
fail to attend
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

GEN. J. S. DAWSON Of Henry, has been nOmina-
tsdas the Democratic candidate to represent the
Floating District composed Of the counties of Hen
~, Madison, Gibson and Carroll.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-14

HOIIOwayss Ointment.-Inere are millions Of
minute Oriaces in the skin. Through these the Ont
melts under the hand is conveyed the sources
inf animation. In this way it rapidly relieves asthma Group
sore throat rheumatism, and all erupious and ulcers.
II Sold the manufactures, No. 80 Maiden Lane New
York. and Strand London and by all druggists at
Csc, 81 &c. and 81 per pot