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THE LEGISLATURE.


DEMOCRATIC sEEAToRs ELEcTTD.
Washington, Sullivan, Carter and gOhnscn.--J.
3. T. HARMS. m
Greene, Cooke, SEWER, and BlOunt---LOYD BULIHS.
Meigs, McaIinn, Polk, and MOnrOe-J-I WRIeET-
Hamilton, Marion, BIedsoe, Bradley, and Rhea-
j. c. B6RcH.
oYerton, Fentress, Morgan and Scott. D.
GooDPAsTURR. IL 2
White, jackson. and Macon-HoLLAHD DENTON.
Smith and Sumner-W. s. MUxDAY.
Bedford and Earshall-=W. P. DAVIS.
Cannon, Coffee, Grundy, Van Buren,, and Warren
LIB. j. HILL. G-tg af.t 8sssE a4I
Franklin and LincoIn--JoEL J. Joxss.
Giles, Lawrence, and wsyne-THOs. j. BROwx
Msury, Lewis, Hickman, and DicksOn--W. C.
WHITTHoRNE.
Robertson, Montgomery, and stsvsrt--F MrxrEs
Hardin, McNairy, and Hardeman-A. G. Nc
DoUGAL.
Benton, Humphreys, Perry. Decatur and Hendsr-
Sons. L. Ross.
: Henry, Weakley and obiOn-W. E. TRAVIS.
Madison, Haywood, Upton and Lauderdals.-
AMBROSE REID.
E Fsyette and Shelby. KNOX WALKER.
KSow-xOrHIxss ELEcrED.
Hawkins, Hancock. and JsfsrsOn-J. B. HE'S
KEEL. q 7.......sa s1-- t,ef5 4t-
Claiborne, Granger, Anderson, and Campbell
F.. H. BRAToHER
Knox and Roane-H. l. WErcKER.
Wilson and DeKalb-J. F. GOoDSER.
Rutherford and Williamson-W. L. McCozx1co.
Dayidson-A. F. GeFF.
Gibson, Carroll, and Dyer. J. Roach.
Democrats, 10; Know NOthings,7.
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THE parsnerShip heretofore sTislng between Cas-
siy and = Ansnoeh. under he syle Of ID Cassityd
co., has been, this 27h July, 1857 dissolved By mutual con
sent Cassity alone authorised collect all debts du
ne nm and IL alons responsible the payment on an de-
MAIDS due 81 the firm And easily has thsR7Ih July
lsSI formed partnership with Philip Calsxhan and
No. %, MaFkss street, Nashville. aaTsId3-
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ARKANSAS KIvER- The Little Rock Gazette, of
the 9Th ins reports the river rising slowly at that
point, with fourteen feet water in the channel.
Never, since S49, says the Gazette has there been
such rise in the river in the month of August
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COAL, coal.

III HB citizens OF Nashville have opportunity OF
Il providing themselves with full supply of GOOD COAL
for the winter, by application the undersigned 70
HAWKINS at the ktna Coal ONCE Nashville AID Chatta
nocga Railroad Depot. aug 22n H MARTIN, Agent,
FRESH PEACHES IN CANS.
lust received, per D. A. Given, eonsgnnen
- IS doz. Cans Fresh Peaches. Warranted good.
Junel4 CARTER. Mckay & CO
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H. H. HxHxEs,
2. H HAEEs' J. v. MORTON, R J. Lyle
H. r. HAYNES & Co.
!. LYLEs.

AGENTS FoR THB PURCHASE AND SALE OF W.
GHosss a. POFsers old StAnd, No. %, Cedar stFess
NeAhsAnss Tsna. Eiya
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rhe Debates of Congress,
Clsth, %; Las sladiag, s. 9.
OPINIONS OF TBs PRESS.

= .rFE .Cieth, -; Law Binding, 81 So
oPINIoEs OF THg PRESS.
Ths work wiz bring the Of ne present gen
Grafton maltitude Of hing connected with govern
msnt which have long lain in forgsulnsssEp York EsI
IRmiszG &C.,
This work viii prove Of immense value to public men,
and 10 Every Americas citizen who aims The civil
history efhis Couniry.Sss York csHrsr aad Enfuirsr
Col Bsuton's quaeestOus for hls task no one can die
puts his upon he Ss page At inspires conf
statements, and faith lis imFAraiy and
tire falthfulDess--BsssSH TraSsihr.
Ills sarpsislng 20 see how many The subjects Which
still before discussed By fathers in he very
infancy ofths confederation. We shah Wsleoms each
esssIVs volume OF ths work valuable addition
the history of the eOantry-BOsi0A DAILY AdTsrtis-.
The Abrdxsmsni Of the DEBATES Of Congress- By Mr. Ben
ton are nads vita much care and sIceIleni jGdgeni-
bs work will form Amos eompste history OF the United
States snes the adopson of the FEDERAL constitution,
will be an Invaluable work Of rsferenesNsD TSrt Cou-
asreisL
me theory Of our Institutions the and working
the various parts correctly understood by those O
nation VIII be- In these Debates, within NE reach 81 even
citizen. The indexes At the volume pnder
sasy turn 70 any particular subjeotBsSai0 Aausrtse
An enterprise ike this interesting Invaluable and
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thor says preface the work viii be 70 him labor
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skipped and each In his place, with the best Of his WORKS in
hsBd.-Bsstoz Pod.
This abrdgsmsnt considering Hesmable value Of The
Debates complete political history Of the country, forms
treasury Wedge which should be possessed By
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coming oat, it viii, seraIy-cHsrssi Bullsfia, Mex
Orleans. Cd. so
celebrated Orslsrs, wiz extend 10 the susness and
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1t appears from the above table that the earliest
bale ever received was last year. from some county
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Having increased facilities for Importing large smount
direct from the European markets, and from
the best n United States, Offering
the strongest Inducements Merchants visiting this market
do business with u.s. With comparatively small ex psHse
advantage Iobbers East, which makes .
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CHEESE,


1.-Two are authorz ed to announce GEOReE W. IRwIN,
of city candidate for OF the Senate ofthe
next Legislature of Tennessee. aus. 23te%
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
NETWORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 49, 1857.

DEV. J. B. WALKERS NEW BOOK
IL, Z AGAINST PARKERISM
PHILOSOPHY OF SKEPTlCISM AND ULTRAlSM,
bs,ep he Opinions Of the Rev. Theodore Parker and ether
~riters sre shown 20 be inconsistent with sound
Reason and the Christian Religion
By JAMES B. WALKER,
Author of The PHILOSOPHY oi the Plan of Salvation" kc
CONTENTS:
The Eon,use Of Theodore Rational Exposition Of Proba.
Psrker's Theological Phloso- ton and RetTibuiiOn
nv Refatstion OF Common Falls-
y,iop, and gruties IN the Subject Of Future
the Theological Opinions Of Reiribution
Mr. Parker and other Trans heormes and their Relation
c,rd,ntals.s TO Christianity.
ui.s,a,m.nts Of Orthodox Discrimination between the
Oninious Good and Evil in Modern Re-
Tn. Personality Of God. formers.
The III snity Of the Divine Written Revelation Secessi
Mind y In order 20 the Moral De-
Uam.n p.prayity yelopment and Mor. Pro-
A,-ore ment; or Reconcila-l gress Of Man nkind.
zion with God Revelation the Motive power
ys,nr, Rstribution in Human Progress.
Oue uest limo. vol Prire 81.
DERBY JACKSON, Publishers.
No. 1i9 Nassaus., Newly
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

CEEDSI EVERY new subscriber TO THE AGRI-
~ FREE lCULTURsT lace sbove) will be presented with
five packages Of valuable Seeds by calling at the
Office or sending stamps for the postage.
No. IA package Of 500 purs, perfect Seeds of
EEDS the Chinese Sugar Cane tenough for 800 hs
~ =, postage Is oents
~ fREE No 2-One Of Darlings Extra Early Swse,
Corn postage cents)
No 3-One ounce StOwelPs Sweet Corn.
o No 4-One ounce King Philip Corn.
CEEDSI No. 4One ounce White Poland Oats
- FREE NoTE.-SO,OOO packages Of the above Seeds
have been distributed free subscribers during the
present year.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
Mem Dublirations.

n + W BOOK S-JUST RECEIVED
~ CATS AND DoGs-Nsture's Warrior. and Gods woIk
es with SS1g'iq PSsTss printed IN oil eolGs lo%o PeS
History illustrated leuiO. pros IS cents THE LAWS 9n
6aIRTsP HGARkTrssP Arctic TIC YruTaFs M MAEsiSY ny LAND
AND sEA;ETs,ssd = ,s b Ege. sargent iamS q Is stt IL
TIONAL MAP OF IOWA size. 4ssso inches; % so.
IQWLER AP WELLS, N9 80 BHsaHiy, n x,
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fine ARTS.

Z X E S c O. | n I N e
lie HOLLEN No. "A East 16th-st-, near 5dav.,
REFERs TO
Mrs Thomas r. Foster, No. 6s 5thsv.
Mr. F. Il. o. Connor, No 81 East l6thst
Mr.. Dr. $. II. Ting REV No. 3s East lethst.
Mrs. Bachrsch No. 2e4 2d-av.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER,
~ No. ga Broadway, near Houston.st
Sole Lessee and DrectTess Miss Laura heene
Doors open at 6i; Curtain rises at y o'clock
The MANAGEMENT has great pleasure III announcing ioT he
frst time n America, the last successful effort Of
bLExANDRE DUMAS, Fills
THE MONEY Y u = STl N,
supported by the strength this universally acknowledged tai
ented company - ....m,o,,
THE SENSATION
produced Paris by the representation of this piece was 90
great that Emperor and Empress attended the heaer on
several occasions during the first presentations
The the author in this instance truly commenda
Bile morality 1t ncucats and the lesson teaches
the nancier the present who srasp money obtained
FORTY SECOND NIGHT OF THE ELVES.
THIS (Taesdsy) EVENING, April 2t 1851.
THE MONEY QUESTION.
Characters by Mcrs Wheaegh, Jordan, Burnett Stodda
Ms IL. P GIattan, Misses Kate Reisnods, Clifton aud
Manners.
To be followed by
THE ELVES,
with all its beautiful scenery and dresses.
mountain forests of Pasoris inhabited
10 said by Pixies Spes and Elves who like the Phantom
Germany delight 10 entrap travellers into their
realms them with their mschievous antics
Having the power Of transferring the spirit they oten In
their naiciou. ssmbos life To the newly dead Statues
rocks and Enthusiastically moving In the Forest but
il only during the they retain their Fictitious existence
the approach Of night they resume their immoohy.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

DYNE AND HARRISON OPERh i rnCoiN L.
il THEIR LAST APPEARASCEI IN AnI'''
GRAND CONCERT
,,,.,,,c, ann ,o piisNS, FUND or THE NEW
"'o""' ynpy siRF DEPARTMENT
IN FRIDAY, May l. 1851
a. puRyON's THEATER, Broadway,
Commencing At 2 O'clock pm
r,.l.,. ......................-..... so cents
rfckst, had Of Henry H. Howard Ihei hntiheer o
the Fire Department and the following COMMITTEE oi Arrange
LII, I'll.
John " Genin, Geo "nses Johh usf's,
T. + Miller Henry NJ. Graham, Joseph > Taylor,
yho. ,sxr.nrp Alouzo Hauley Geo w. Anderson
iobu slowey Daniel Stanbury, Sam'l A. Suy dam,
Wm. M. Tweed b. w. Osborne yohn Cancy,
John Kteu.sn, George Beyins, h. a. Thomas
VIM Thompson james II. Welch, NJ. I. Brennan,
Wn " Rai4eU David Mlliken. Robert G. Brown,
Joseph Cornell VIM H. Wickham, Robert H. Ellis,
Aonzo Sote, d. H. budd, Jas Heninan,
J. Bryant Smith Ralph Trembly, Joseph Downing,
A J. Garvey John Lynes Michael Echel,
John McMenomy John Il. LeveTich James A. flack,
DelanceyW. Knsvels n. L. Farnhan, VIM. A. Woohuu,
WIN H. Chsrlock, Peter Rice John Wildey,
Lawrence Taylor, jas. Y Watkins, jr, n: b. venn,
William Vessels John s Belch~r, IT,, VIM Meehan,
I.opis j. Beoui. IT, John a Crener Richard Kimmens
Lemuel an Bukirk John H. Whitney, josiah y colgate
Jobu r. Platt Jas A Carolin W.McV. Williamson,
James A FORSYTH Andrew Nesbit, Jesse :. Sickles
the Astor House Delmonioo 81 Nicholas and Me
tropolitan Hotels and VIM. Hall x Sons Music store.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

CONTENTS.
HOUSEKEEPING in the Country
MASUREs.
MURRAIN.
PLASTER on Clover.
PoTLroEs-Result of careful
experiments Of the Editor
upon SIR varieties.
PRUNING.
Roof CROPS.
RURAL ART Associations.
RURAL sURRouSDiSGs-A val
liable chapter on. the bes.
kinds Il Sheep.
ISoAp-MAgIsC.
SrRAwBERRIEs, No. V.-Ap-
propriste to the season.
'SceARs-HiEh prices of-How
10 be remedied.
TIN BUNKER on Book Farming
TOMATO CULTURE.
WESTERN HonEs-Good sd-
vice.
WHEAT FIELps-A job in.
WINTER CHERRY.
'CoRREsPosDExTs-Notes 10
and Glesning., form two val
uable pages; Apples and Salt
Junk; Berry Plants from
Seeds Cora; King Philip;
Com for fodder; Cotf-e-Bak-
ing; Country Dwellings Gu
cumber Bugs; Dourah Corn;
Drain Outlets; Exhibitions,
Agricultural. Flowers;
Fowl, Spanish and Dorkins;
Grating Wax; Hay Sailing;
Hot Beds Indian Bread Ma
nures, Hen, GuaDo. Yellow
LupiDe and Chips; Manure.
Inquiries, New Seeds Pare
nep Wine; Pickle for Meats;
Pies. Dried Apple; Produe-
ton, Increasing; Seeds.
Losses by Mails Silk k.Worm
Eggs Wanted Soap and Can.
de Making; Taking the Pa
pers; Tools, Improved Farm
Ing. &c, &c, &c, &c, kc.,
&c. &c, &c, &c, &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
d SOO REwARD.-PROCLAMATION.-

a. SM REWARD.-PROCLAM
ROJO FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor Of the City Of
New York by virtue Of suthoty vested by law do here
By offer reward of Five Hundred Dollars for the aud
conviction of the person persons who murdered STEPHEN
p. HARDENBROOK member Of the Police Department Il
this city while In the act OF rrestne two burglars the
morning Of Wednesday April 5 1887 In the vicinity Of No.
sos wsstst Ninth Ward Said reward be- paid the
yction u the offender offenders the Certificate VI tbs
District Aonsy that said conviction had upon the tsti
mony of the party claiming the but all claims for sad
presented within twenty days thereafter Will BE- DIS
REGARDED Witness my hand and ses Of Mayory this nth
day Of April, 1887. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

fAhl OG
WoRk FOR THE MorrH-A
beautiful and instructive
chapter.
CALESpAR OF OPERATIONS for
MAY, in the Field, Orchard
and Nursery. kitchen Ger.
den, Flower Garden, Hot and
Green Hocses, among the
Bees, &c. Here 10 a Cais.
logue OF 100 items to be At
tended 70 during the month,
interpreted with = multitude
Of useful hints and ,ulses-
tons.
BLAHs-How TO cultivate.
BIEs-A good chapter on pro-
curing, caring for, &c.
BoRERsIy TREEs-DcstroyiDs
BooKs-Nsluable new Work
on Grasses.
CABBaGEs- CulHvsting.
CARRoTs-field Culture.
CLOVER SLED and Plaster.
CoeS-Hints on culture.
CURRAyTs-Full details on set.
ting, pruning, &c., with H.
lustration.
DAHLIAs-Good direction on
selecting, culture, &c.
DRAIsISG-A practical chapter.
EvERGRyEss, TTeessnd Shrub,
Valuable information on
best selections, mode Of set
ting, &c. This il peculiarly
appropriate 10 the season.
FLowERs-A capital chapter
on selecting kinds for th,
Garden and Lawn, with di-
rections for culture. &c.
GoosEBERRiES-CUlture Of
GRAPE CULTURE. No. V, with
directions for MAY work.
GRAPES vs.. Dwarf Pears.
Grass SEED-Sowing
GRASS FIELDs-A Job in.
HEDCEs-A full description oi
the plants used. with notes
upon their comparative value,
&c.
knTE Tba ,bor, ;.p ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

NOTE.-The above is outns of SINGLE number only.
One Dollar pays numbers each containing - pages
ust such plain practical iHruere information a. Is need
and desired by every GARDENER in short by
every ne ha .irg foot Of ground 10 cultivate.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

4 SITUATION WANTED-By a respectable
n Woman as good sEAMSTRESS and would be ~illns 20
ssss. in Chan berwork required Call No l s. Marks
place, sth- a., between lst-ay and Avenue A.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

MEXICAN AGRIC CULTURIST.
ORANGE JUDD, / No rsl wster.st, JTerms-one Dollar
Publishr Proprr NewYork "a Year in advance
Vol XVI No. MAY, 1857. New Series, No l2i
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Wants.

A SITUATION WANTED-By Young Won.
sEAMSTRESs; Understands Dre.smakinE and 7 AR
Swing would be willing to Wait lady Good cry reisF
erenc-s can be given Apply AZ No. los Blc,cser'st
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
60 farmers an6 Others.

COLUMBIAN and PERUVIAN GUANO.-
A. LONGErT,
No 81 Clif.st., Of Fulton.
Packages for the flower garden may be had gratis.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
6orses, Carriages, &e.

borses, Carriages, &f.
CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE.-A splendid
~ pair black Carrisse Horses well broken good Travellers
and free from fault sale They are only nve year. 'i
ana perfect beauties to travel Inquire at NO . "
HENRY JOHNS
Tor SALE-A bay HORSE, l54 hands hlgn,
years old; sound and kind good under sadie OF ~
Inquire at HURSONS Stable ih near Unverslly P.see
CCPERB MORGAN HORSE, price S45o, WIN
~ new Trot;ins Wagon and Harness &Sp sua9'e Io
military family sound young 10 hands hsh aud "aHeu
Apply a; No. as Frsnklinst
VALUABLE HORSE and CARRlAGE Tor
sALE-Owned by private gentleman ana Sns'sa .0
occount Of leaving the city. The horse esey
liable quality sound gentle very stylish OF great etrance and
bottom wears old i high long tail and nesvy
speed inside Of minutes 50 seconds which VIII DC la
trotted - miles in 4 hours Has no a. All as % %
style or carriage. Horse carriage and hrns wi" .l
$6oO Carriage city made and in good ofaeI. hoI @ a
SSe-cor the $500 Full wsrsntee sl's" 1la oPPsi
tuniiy given 10 try the horse before PurcHa '-. ~
three days J. H. C., Tribune 0fce, stating -e'e AZ
may b. had.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

A SITUATION WANTED-By a respectable
IN Prc,e.,snt Girl with good city references GESbhAL
WATER or WAITER and CHAMBERMAlD, in sniu
family: her business perfectly well Can De seen
for tv o days az No. 90 West i7th-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

URTON's NEW T EAT E r -
ID Mr. BURTON in two great parts.
Tuesday April e. the domestic drama in three acts
HEARTS ARE TRUMPS;
Or TIVE GAMBLERs DAUGHTER.
Mr. GRAY Mr. c. Fisher; Mr. Goad, Mr.. M. Smith.
Joe Martin Mr.. Burton.
Mary Gray Miss Stevens; Susan Fletcher Miss Marshall
And the great piece of fun, - -
MASTERS RIVAL, OR FUN IN FRANCE
The Rosuish Brothers by M Burton and Mr. e. Fisher
WEDNESDAY-OUR BEST SOCIETY, from the Potiphar
Papers. ,uoo,,,, ,,,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FAMILY and TO0DLES, will be
bv lar desire
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

A SITUATION WANTED-By young Woman.
n nCHAMBERMAID and 20 do PLAIN SEWING; has
no objection short distance In the country CAL st NO
40 6th. av. in the grocery, for TWO days
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
MIR +. MILLET has the honor to announce

IN IL. To
IN1 that (or the purpose OF introducing hi. oompo
,tious 10 he publc) he will give a GRAND VOCAL
CONCERT performed BY the following eminent artists: Mad
assisted by several distinguished Lady Amateurs TUES
DAY EVENING April g. at O'Clock at Dodwoh's Aead.
euy, No. sss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

WANTED-A situation by competent Girl to
w do CHAMBERWoRK and PLAIN SEWING, wheh
she does well IL also handy at Dessmakng Can be- for
two DAYS present employers No sO2 West 4thst,
l0th.av.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

EOR SALE-STOCK and FIXTURES of the
Tea and Coffee Store No. ia Bowery with favorable
ssis yg tsgsksT ysTps.5su u grigs cs';bs PTsusssh
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

WANTED-By respectable person, a situation
w in gcntlernaus family NURSE take the entire
charge baby from the mother has had several
London ard this country would not object 20 assist
in light ohsmberwok Best of city reference. Call at No.
I42 Fast 2s between ID and avs I'd foor front
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

&O 00n For SALE, at bargain, the
VSsOOOs STOCK. FIXTURES and LEASE Of tho
best located Wholesale and Retail Grocery In the city doing
large cash trade Must be sold by the m of Mey Terms ac-
conmodating Address GROCER, Tribune Ofice.
o. Q0n ANY person wishing to reahzo
COOs $4,000 year, and having 800 ready cash
excellent opportunity for doing with certainty
In highly light and pleasant business that VIZ
require hours daily by applying 10
WHEELER Co, No 5t3 Broadway, room No. IA.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
SITUATION, by a respectable

WANTED-A situation by respectable Scotch
w Protestant Girl to DO PLAIN SEWING or ASSIST n
the WASHING and IRONING. Good city references Apply
AZ No. rs East l7th-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

G10NM If you want to SELL your
WlV,VOVs Store, Hotel, Saloon, Manufactory, Pa
tent Right or II you wish PARTNER in any hind u
you may accomplish by calling the Sabscrbe
Houses Lots Farms and al kinds OF Real Estate, sold and
EXCHANGED Loans effected, &c.
N BNo Commission charged unless the business s so-
eomplished. . WHEELER Co,
No. SSt Broadway Room H.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

WANTED-By an American young Woman,
w situation as CHAMBERLAIN and sEAMsTRESs, IoI
as CHAMBERMAID and to do WASHING. The best of
city reference Cen be till engaged No. 10 Sprnss
in the dry goods store.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
CCIpENTS frnm RIRNING FLUID are en

In -. T,,.hlishuent NAMING PILES Of eve7y d.
sc,t,on ofsred for SALE cheap including 30 bore povee
Engine Boilers M,ehipsry Fos .0e.. sss - .,S e,
raj ..s. ON which the located well n'ted o 70 90 A
s1ter.ve business Information may be bad OF JOHN hown
No Ss Pe,st and the entire property nay e~
''- - '.AAe "f'N WV JOHN MCLEAN,
L.. r. PEASE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
MI RS R s. j A NJ T. : o n
WI COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT,

Concert 70 commence al o'clock
Tickets may be obtained Of Nj O. CHAPLIN az the Piano
fTtc rooms Of r. y BERRY No +Ss Broadway corner Of
GIsndst OF WN. HALL SONS, and G. BREUslNG, No
7Oi Broadway.
The GrSnd Piano used ON this occasion from the cele
bra,ed manaiseoy of Mers Hallett, Davis Co.. kindly
supplied by Mr.. a. ). Berryl
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-05
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED-On the evening of the Oath, inst,
at the residence of DR.. Winery, by the Rev. A.
II. Thomas, Mr.. Joseph Garwood to Miss Eliza
G. Smith, both Of Salem.
The Printers greatfu!ly acknowledge tho receipt
of a beautiful frosted Cake, which accompanied
the above notice. They tender their kindest wish
es for the health, prosperity and happiness oil
the newly married pair.
MARRIED-on the LIST inst, at the residence
of her father. JIG, Clark. in Bloomfield. Trumbull
County, Ohio. by Rev. G. W. Howe, Mr.. GEORGE
p. REEVES, Of Salem, to Miss MILE ii. CLARK.
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miscellaneous Summary.

FESTIVE ENTERTAINMENT Some Of the Ladies
of Salem are to give a festival in the Town Hall,
Salem, on Thursday evening, December 10Th. A
supper, mnsic and other means of entertainment
will be provided. The Methodist Church in Salem
are about building a new and commodious meeting
bouse, and the proceeds Of the festival are to be
appropriated to the building fund.
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REMEMBER THAT
T.. Bra0hrla

Has removed his HAT and CAP STORE, to
the building one door west of James Browns
Grocery Store and Immediately opposite the But
ter Store and would respectfully invite the at
tention of the Public to his New and Superior
stock of HATS and CAPS, as he is now con.
stantly receiving the Latest Improved Fall Styles
They will find it to their advantage to call and
examine his stock befure purchasing elsewhere,
as they have been selected with the greatest care /;
his Stock is the Largest and most complete ever
brought to the market embracing every des-
%cription of Plain and Fashionable Silk, Soft Fur
Hungarian, Low and High Crown French Felt.
ard Ladies' Riding Hats, Friends Otter. Musk
rat, and Russia Brush, Childreh's, Fancy, Plain,
Fur and Wool and ali Kinds, ColOrs. and Shapes,
of Mems and Boys Wool Hats.
nfg# His stock Of Caps is superior TO any ere,
brought to Salem, embracing every description Oh
Plain and Fancy Cloth, Silk and Cotton Plush,
Velvet and Mohair Caps.
eeSy@Any person wishing any article in his line
cannot fail to be Accommodated either in article or
price.
sN~REhEMBER THE PLACE, IMMEDIATE
LIZ OPPOSITE THE BUTTER STORE.
SOUTH SIDE MAIN ST., SALEM, ONO sa
A. BRADFlFLD.
Salem. September. 1857.
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Botanic Mlcotline,

HIG H-STRE Ell, SALfM OHIO.
. MRS. c. L. CHURCH, takes this method OF
informing her friends, and the public, that she has
permanently located on the North side of High-st.
between the Garfield road and Lundy-st., where
she intends keeping a general assortment of 30
.TANIC MEDICINES, carefully prepared by her
self and warranted free Of all deleterious sub
stances.
Salem, Ohio, April 10, 1856.
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Besides the meetings thus notified, Mr.. and Miss
kemond will also attend meetings Mt other places
in Harrison, and Tuscara VAS counties, of which
due notice will be given.