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TO MiIIers and Cooners
LONGHURST & CO.
Wholesale and Retail COnfectiOners
NO. AS UNION STREET

TAYE on hand very choice assortment Of Candies Of
i'll all kinds, Cakes Nuts, Preserves Pickles. CatsupG
Ssrdines Brandy Fruits Pie Fruit, Pine Apples Oranges
Apples and every thing Of the kind usually kept in Con-
dictionaries.
They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, ALE, CIsARs
and TOBACCO, of the very best brands
Their Bakery Of the best in the Western country
and they prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
Crackers of the best quality at the lowest prices.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, &C.,
Furnished by them the shortest notice, with Cakes
Oonfeconaries &C.. &C. in the highest style OF the art
Mr. Longhurst, who has charge of the Manufacturing
Department has received several diplomas IN New ork,
for the best articles his line exhibited al state fA
- dos.
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The subscriber has hand the largest and best
OF MARBLE and MARB LIZ WORK offered in the city,
which be particularly invites the attention Of the public
Of the art and AZ short notice JAMES SLOAN
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MARBLE WORK.

THE undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
bis late partner the public and hopes he viii
nherslshare Of patronage.
may6-du a. MITCHELL
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Frederick RIeir

= GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudoltoD Sa,onv b..,.
" ken an Office at No 10, Front street near CIsk and 81
ler his services The citizens Of Nashville for he relief ana
Of Female Complaints ef kinds ScrouiS in IL
worst forms; Consumption, rheumatism nd Dronsy His
experience and practice in regard these and similar die
have been such to enable him guarantee perles
&c treated taken in time.
For sale above very superior article Of Stomach
EsittCTs Of his invention and manufacture Together
WIN "a variety oI other medicines feb7-Iy
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700 ACRES LAND FOa SALE.

yVS,t SGE Of he last will and testament or Gen.
~. s a na deceased the undersigned viii SELL on
-, -, - NC nlgnest bidder DAY obor
SIse1 o. land belonging the esae u sad deceased
Sna-jIs ~ seres Jing In sumner county. Tenn and
n-in- % " Hatin, and In mile OF t-e Cas lillian
III Inis Is one Of he best Facts Tennessee
70 me raising Of wheat, rye, and bins
E ~ aerea IN cultiVaticn, and 90 under
..-tn-t soenoence Of nHe timber, i've falling
" 4Ood waller, and falling stfeau OF Saer
ming nearly hfr ugh The centre OF the tract There 4 -
- good dwelling house, with nine rooms kitch-
soA mousse an several good neg houses WI sop
good brick granary, abs, &c And Tiers IS nor
PnA m The staiea plantation better adapted b the a
o. sto-k Il Is located in me neizhbOrsoor and eonv
nlenI 70 two academies, one male and he other em AMI
convenient 70 two churches. = -
Terms OF sae-One-thFd cash. and the balance In to 80,
payments OF one and twO years. Bond and ,errrit, -
CURED and Hen retained on the land until the lst pt
made Any person wishing 70 examine the nrI,i... -
lore The day Of sale vi" Be SHOWN BY fte suo,eb
on The premises.
ID. BuRFORD,
WIN. n. bal, / executors.
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l,IGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRlEN&M. NJ. BRlEN, JR
Attorneys at Law,

oRpTCg NO a. wEST-SlDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPEb'S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied by I'D. EWinE)
LAVE taken in copartnership son NJ M BRIEN, JT
- 1rgrre OF la IN all the courts Of Davidson county,
, - ~ mn can generally be found in the once Prompt
attention given 70 securing ana correcting all
s ,,oDs, al rays ready when coeetedl have been
fIy and regularly engaged IN my proie SION IN the
Dstret Tor tie 20 yeArs, and will continue 70
and collecting claims lntTusted 10 my care
- Bff,es Of { auuon DeKsb, Whites feolress over
~ w. -, md Jackson have general acquaintance
Y - z nd business IN tn use counties The
s Of Nashville and 10 other places mght hho u 20
uJsresl to coHleIwth me 70 reiStOn @ , NV ,bu,t
Trsisr 10 any and ali persons Nno AuO" '0 " ny '
= Drornpi attention 20 business ,,.rsox n pgIFN
grfrchI7--57-ly'
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
IA NIL les

HOmAS HOPE CO., No. 1872 Chambers street,
neE-fofk,-estsblshed ls2O-lmpOrters aRd Dealers
in all descriptions Rare Old Madeira sherry and Port
wines Finest Old Brsndies Superior Old Jamaca, s.
Cf9x ana Antigua hum Old Holland Gin and every variety
OF Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
ChamPaSne-MaX Sutaine, AlOet & Chandon and
other Brands. -
Claret and sauterne-Including Cbaieau Ma
Julien, Chateau and Haut Sauternes
HOck Wtnes-of JOhuannesberger, Ma cobrunsrr-
hedesnelmer, hoes hetmer, Sparkling Oek and Mo.ste
sesars-oi All the choicest varieties, Esgunts Resiss
C0nenas, operas, Pressed aud COmmunes.
EOreign Eruits-Cf all kinds, Raising Armand.
Prunes, &c. '' -Ailloi'-7i
aeas ana CoIfees-all Of the finest auaIjties
MANS and IOngues-BurIingt0u Virgiai, and
"SslphAila hsns, smoked and Picked Tongues
SOsnen HmIler-in Ftrkinz, Tubs and Stone las
pers Olives, sc. 0uP'' 'afulnos5 "a
~ Ees-East and West India and Domestic And
marh6. Ely.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
g.

1 EAsss E.Es{ tssstSef
TUE GrsstCsntTa Route, connecting the Atlanccet
i wthNes;erD Northwestern and Southwestern Ststet,
by continuous Railway direct THIS road also connects
81 Pttsburg with daily line OF Steamers TO ell ports on
he Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamer TO al ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
TIE most diSect cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHP can be forwarded 70 and from the Great Vest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods OK. = nm
ir boxes,J Furs, Feathers, &o....... NV P0' 1--WE
SECOND CLAS5.-BoOks and Stationery
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea zoe per 1e0n
THIRD CLASS.-Arvils Bagging Bacon, ro.... ,oor
asd Pork (in bulk }, Hemp, &c....... QUO PEI AO0N
FOUEfH CLASS.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, a.. ~, mn
and Pork packed Lard aud Lard Oil 1'0 pei A0ON
Flour-75 cts per b unl u.ther notice.
Grain-85 cts. per -, lbs. Hsi Il further notice
Coton-&2Psr bale. LOtezeestng 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goois from any point East Of Phia.
6ephis, be particular 10 marE package Vd Philadelphia
Railroad" Ali Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
out detention.
FBHIeHT AeENrs-Hsrris, Wormley J. Co., Memphis
Tennessee; r. +. Sass Co., St. Louis ]. $! Mitchell
EOn, Evansville Indiana; DUmesni Bell and Murdoch, and
Carter JeEett Louisville, Ky.; K. c. Medium, Madison
Indiana; 5prgman Brown and Irwin Co, Cincinnati
n. W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE Ohio; Leech Co., No
"a Kiby street Boston; Leech Co. AstOr House, New
York. Eo1 William street. and Nos BatterG Place, New
York; Ed Sneeder, Philadelphia; MsgrsW kOOns Bal
tmOre; Geo & FranoscUs, Pittsburg.
Z Il. HOUSTON, General Freight zgeat, Pkila,
Il. ). LOMBAERT, Supt, Altoona, Pa.
may sly
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}. III. CURREY.
Funeral Undertaken.

AN prepared to furnish COPFINS OF every description
om the one Cssket to the plsiDesJ Servants Coffin.
geher with everything for Funerals All orders
eft az my WHTorOOms, DeadeTck street, door the
Up and-Up Livery Stable, between Cherry and Summer
streets, vail receive prompt atten both day and night
II FufituTs OF all kinds repaired and made order In
he 6estsyts. Elulysl J. &. CURREY.
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MEDICAL.
INST 17PTTFD-

JUST ARRIVED
30 DOE BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 ERS just received By Express direct from the pro
pristors. For sale at SO cents per bottle
mavl q. BROWN. 4sCollege street.
TSISHING TACKLE.--A large stock selected oy
h oueof the hrm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
Hooks. plan and on Snoods; also, Aberdeen, raVStA-
cen and Common Limerick Hooks; splendid assortment
d Lines Gable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun and Plated
silk; Mnnow Seines Is BY &; FLOATS Of every variety
Reels Jointsd Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks &C., -
IN short can supply those who appreciate FMS Tackle
with almost every thing they nay need for the successful
prosecution Of this useful calling
! ice JO g. BROWN, 4s Colegest.
OOD-LTVER OILS Gro. genuine COd-Livsr OIL
~ just received from RusLton, Clark Cos BY
jss JO G. bkOMN, ~ Oollege g.
T EECHES.-l,OO0 Swedish Leeches On hand and for
II sAs BY 10. g. BROWN, 48 College st.
nURE MANONGAHELA WHISKY.-5 bbls
Of the above just rscsivsd, Of prime quality; sold to
Us i e. - ''--' 10. g. BROWN, % oOllsgsst
CTONE WARE.-260O pieces Stone Ware, consist
, ing of Jars, Churns Jugs Milk Pans, Butter Crooks
g. of every sise, just received.
les 10. g. BROWN. IS College ST.
nORTER AND SCOTCH AI4E.-Coustantly on
| i hand, Barclay, Perkins 4 Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and Mems Scotch Ale.
les 10. G. BROWN, 40 COllsgsst
| DEARL STARCH.-25bO boxes of very superior
| Il article Of Starch, Just received By
| ~ r. BROWN. az COLLEGE n.
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Al. NaCBPide,
COPPER, TIN 4 SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STREET

COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. Z, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESS EE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of hr. Henry
MeCaslin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
hberaty heretofore extended the hrm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance of avors from them and
visa to into all the world and the rest Of marknd"
that have on hand and for sale splsnd g lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns ParOr Stoves for wood and cos
common and fancy Crates Box Stoves for churches Hob
low Ware Of every variety hand made Order Fur
and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
lam prepared TO do all kinds Of JOB Work, s1eh a.
House Gutterng Roofing any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE v ORK.
Myod friends Of the River will ind 10 their advantage
to call and give hesyag before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for SALE one pair secondhand ENGINES, cylin-
der IL inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable tor light draught
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
June IA. is2b
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PHOENIX BEDSTEAD FACTORY.
W.R. CORNELIUS. AGENT.

W.R. CORNELIUS, AGENT.
rTJHANKFUL for past VOrs and indugences would sus
Vest that have steam once more aud viii soon
be manufacturing Cottage Bedsteads, Lounges, &cs. Of
every description Tor the trade and generally
once and Warero0ms No. ~ Spr1g street, near Cherry
where will also keep general assortment OF cheap
Chairs Bureaus aFdrObes and will also keep hand
and make order every description Of Mattresses &c,
Person ordering from distance may rely having n cir
orders filed. Respectfully, W. K. CORNELIUS, Ayr.
SBAFFHR & Co Prnprietnrs- tapr16-u
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Southern Portable Plantation
GOrn-F e ed and FlOGring-Mill
THREE MINUTE eKURNS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

wv Customers
FRANCISCOS ATMOSPHERIC CHURN,
One of the greatest labor saving chinss Of the present
aye With very little labor end from 10 mirutes IL
produces butter Of very superior quality and IN quantity
about Ouetbrd more than is made from the amount
Of cream BY any other churn. Throughout Maryland n
York and Pennsylvania they have received the first medals
at all the Mechanics Fairs ard IN these States their great
economy has recommended them 20 the farming commu-
nifty. MAChENLlh q VII IN
- We have still on hard few Of the Five and SIX
Minute Ice Cream Freezers, which never oisspp0nt-
Also Various machines for making and hltsriug cot.
patterns aug 10 W
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CHARLES ROBERTSON'S
Painting Establishment

Painting GSta OIiShment
DUuDBRS. Householder DC, requested 70 take no.
ID tice that the undersigned having made the NECESSARY
arrangements and secured the services Of comDesnt WORK
men, Is now prepared TO take
Large Contracts
la the line of bic vocation, In all s various Branches
In the department OF
House Painting,
The subscriber IL prepared 10 with the zvs,te
promptness all contracts, large which NAV be
dered, in style and upon terms which cannot ali 10 give
satisfaction.
he is also prepared 70 execute all manner OF
Sign and Ornamental Painting, Graiuing and
Marbling.
Having in thar department secured the services Of a
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work In his
line to give him call before maxim ana arrangements.
marchS-dn RI. V EMLNG,
No. 81 Union at. between Cherry & SUNNI s,
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
g.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

BURNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OEIO AND
BALTIMORE, Is HOURSI
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Foreign Brandy & Wine

10 half pipes Celebrated Brandy;
so baskets Champagne;
10 boxes White Wine;
"a half pipes Sherry, Port and Medira Wine.
We the Agents in Nashville of Longworth's Catawba
Wine that's 30 very popular.
may6-n 3. BURGE ALLEN.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROU0DS E0-5
l.

D. BuRFORD,
- WIN. 4. hal, : executors.
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The correspondent of the Cincinnati Commcr-
cial is to be credited with the following sea.
sOnable aneclote:
A gentlem,u entered the ladies' car upon on.
of the Eastern roads, AMI as the day Yves chilly.
appropriated an entire in the vicinity ui
tn stove. Passengers crnwlad in at every sta
tlUn, 1 soon every seat was taken except the
one occupied by himself. Presently two la, lies
80 they appeore y eu'erpd the car and as M
one s., mad inclined to OFF, vacancy to his
own discomfort, our friend, whose gailntry is
proverbihl, githarad up his shawl, rortmanteau
and himself, arose, mo,ionsd the ladies' forward
assisted th,n into seat, and took standc,
not far distant, Not 50 much US smil. or
bow recognized the kin lneSs-it was evidently
considered mark OF resp ct due to female dig
nity-a privilege which any gentleman might b,
proul to acknowl d5a.
CIolly dunc,'' re,nlrks all Individual in lux
tapnsition to our friPnl.
q D 'cii-dly," wasslhe laughing reply, "hu,
III give them lesson hhy anl by, and one th;yI
be likely to rem mber."
| WAY. yJa won't say anything surely7'
"lnleed | will; the Opportunity is too goo |
to be lost :; AMI s>mewhtt anuD ;el. II must b,
conf'ssel though less by the loss of his SCAT than
by the rulntss Ol is ungracinls occupants. h.
walked away To the via low aud occupied hi,
vision with the things without. Another station
-HnB'H'T sthp-tne lhIl'S arose 10 uSpir,.-
They had ne irly retcl-l IN, DOR. wiia a c,-ar
m,nly vote. cill-1 on., tIi's!' 'Cn.r. was
s'neril hush, While every eye Was tufn'l ulou
tn S-r'ue chuIt4niiC' OF oar triv 'lr. e Ia lis
yOl hlvA occupied my sat during lh, rl- from
, l., AMI cdnnpt allow yul to leave with
Ou' expressing my s-nsa OF th- Obligation, ala
tn hope tn ii wh-n YOu enter a crowded car
and gntlaman vicatrs his seat for yonr ac
! cnmmO laiion, Won will at lrsS; have the polite
ms, to thank him"
, \ sholt nf applause folow4I tha SPEAKER. an
th' Ia lies lowering their confused faces, ratr at
ed hastily to dge>I, as st th'y might, this sud
den. Jut m"rilel rbuk".
) The New Haven Register copies the above
t and adls tn. following:
t The above COOL story reminds Us of an Incl
? dent which occurred on the Nrw York RaiirOl.
some months since, an which toTcib!y illus
tritcs the power of prircnrsS," (rs our iren
III Tlin Cirues would express it, Th' sat
Were all iull, except onA which was occuaie,
By rough 10 king. bat honest IriShnIn-an,
at on OF the stations, couple OF evidently WI
. bred aud intelligent young ladies' cam in prJ
= cure s'ats; but sArmI no vacant ONES, wer
: about to 60 into Il back car-wh n Patrick rO>
8 hastily, and offered them his seat, with eviden
, pleasure. " But you will have no seat for vour
salf," responded one of the young ladies with
smlle--h'slatin5 with true pOIltrness. as to ar
crp'inS it, "Nivrr We mini thar sail tn
t Hib rnIan, eyer welcome iOrIi Id ride upo
the cOW.catchsr till NV York. any tims for
! smile fr'm sich jinHemlnly ladies'" AMI retr-a,
ed hastily into the next car anil the cheers q
those who hal witnessed ih' incident.
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Salaratus in Bread,

Salaratus is becoming almost as necessary
with our people Tor the production OF bread H.
flour. Tht whol'sOmtnesS OF its use is qu's
toned BY IA PalIad pha paper, which says
Ii our Western irI-nls can in any way, teach
their wives, lighters; or cook, TO keep the
pear ash out OF li,ir breal,--ill ths yellow peo-
pe,--especialiy the yellow children, who are
supposed 10 b: turned yellow BY the fever an,i
ague, bilious levers, &c.,--wll soon be returned
White. 1t is great mistak, to suppose tha
th4 yellow coumIrnduceS of the W,.st come from
biie-when it is only the enormous qunIitles
Ot pharldsh eaten in the bread tnat is reflected
through the skin.
Bread is the sloff of ife,-it is said-ani 81
it is,-but it is the staff of death, too, in thi,
country. Bead kills about as m,ny people herr
aa bad rum. So many people eat posouou
pearash for bread, that they die of It by nchc,
Dyswpsii,-lha great m 'nser disease OF OuI
country, that dardngps The llv-r,-brings on COS
tlvrneSs and thus finally what kills the human
victim Is hdlf the tim " Prdrldsh
l'!e in the + Etst--nut OF w Englan' w,
have nearly driven of The pedrlash SIleraIus
cOuks--bIt not al,ug 'th'r. P1IhISh lives her,
yet in breil--hlt Ill tn. cities AMI towns We
have whipped out tn MURDERS In the distant
Western towns, hpwever,-- beyond the good
hotels of the Lakes and on the Rivers s,--P'ar
ash, however under The name of saldrdtus, i,
King. 1t is pairlash for b,e ikfast, paarlash TO
dinner, aud prarldsh tor supper II is not nm,
wonder, th,n, hat white people + tst turn yellow
West, ani slckrn,--not of l-ytr anl agie, bill
lous and cOnS-stve feyers,--5ut OF Pedri5h thre,
times per day,
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Sheridrs Sale

William Mckim vs.. Robert McKim ct al
virtue OF order of sale to me directed and de-
ID liyered in the above entitled cause from the court
OF common pleas OF Wood county Ohio will offer for
sale at the door of the Court House in perrysburg,
On Wednesday, August 9TH, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, End o'clock P
NJ. of said day. the south half of the north quarter
OF section nunber twenty nine (39 OF township num-
Der five (5). of range number ten lG) containing 80
acres more or less and the sout-half of the south
west quarter of section number thtty.three (33 of
township number six (Bh of range number eleven
(llb containing so more or less. all in Wood
county Ohio subject dover estate heretofore set
Oft and assigned e. w NORTON
MURRAY 4 DoDGE. Attys Sheriff
July q lS57-SwjS2gS %
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drnnr Nreek Ditch.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 all concerned that the
y trustees OF Lake township, Wood county, Ohio.
N1n m'et at the Scho" house numt er three in said
township, on lhnrsHy August 18TH 1851 at clock
y VI. % proceed to view and act upon the clearing
au derpeain- the channel of she Crane creek to com
mcuru ~ the township line. ut the northwest quarter
Oi section So aud continue through The township to
the nor Inc OF the northwest quarter of section p
ih hee terminate; AMI set apart TO each person in
eiCSted in said watesOurse such portion of the same
- ue - them opened, shall he deemed ri tht and
jIs according TO the benefits to be derived therefron;
and also to lgLn- them such portion Of the ex
su,ss ami HamIg.s according right and Justice
thcy oLsht tr pay. The following named persons are
sIu sci - b. intercs.ed in opening said water-colrse
"s i- owners Of the lands described opposite their
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The Fourth nt Mimi.

FEELING duty bjun 10 comm 'morlte the day,
which gave birth to Am,rican freedom yetnot
feeling sufficiently patriotic to induce us 10 ut
tenl the celebration at Toledo and get our cor,
trnd npnn, AMI our bones puivAriz4 m,nt
crowl of wnn rr seeking country boys an las
ses we conclulrd'to attend the Stbbith School
celebration at Miami. un Ter the guidance of
Mr.. Z. Woolsey, which toy'thr with the re-
putation that that people sustain for doing well
whatever tn y unlartaks. was suti :ent guar
anlee that W. shou! have COOL timt. Aud
we are obigel to u Init that our highest expec.
tations wers fully realized.
Tn, c'Icbralon WAS held in the school house
yarl. Fine arbors had b.en era;ted the day pre-
vious. to supply lhi place of shade trees, which
rem lrred it cool and delightful. Geigar's Band
was in attendance, AMI their fine music added
much to ths enjoyment Of tn. day. At about
eleven o'clock lh2 President, Capt. Perry, called
to orler. Tn R.v. Z B. MJrjson opened the
exercises of the day by a very appropriate and
eloquent prayer. At the request of Mr. Wool
s2y, tn. person appointed TO read the Decllra-
tion of In l'pan lence failing somawhlt IN =.
we'll, Mister F,ank SG0lt clms forward
anl ofi,ated in the capacity Of rea,ler. II
acquitted himself in a mlnner which wouli
have done credit to person of ripr years.
Short al ltesses wete then m 'la b. III. r ". f
3 Morrison, d. r, Austin, R.v. w. F. Mill
kan, anl J. A. Scott. E,ch gentle u4n acllt-
It'd him5,lf in a crelildble mlnner. Alter the
sp'akng cossd all Ware inyitel t. plrtlke of d
snmptuuus dinner prspare ! by the ladies'. Two
long tables We're set under bower, each groan-
ins under the weight of every variety o'luxurea
which the most confrmal epicure couli have
desired. After dinner several touSls were OFF,
ed, anil responses mtia. We shnull like to give
The tolsls in fall, but tim an space will no;
permit. Everything plss'i OF qnistly and a
about O'clock III. Oss'mblage broke up wtI
three cheers for the day We calrbrlte Elrh
vent their way rejoicing in th.ir hearts, that
they were nons lh' less prepared TO perform
'ir duty to their country and their God by
nesting tus'har. \ Witness
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Shcrln,s SnIc.

The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company vs. Rob
ert 1Oung's, Exs
R1 virtue of an alias yendi writ Of execution 10 me
lJdrected and delivered from the court OF common
pleas OF Wood county. Ohio in the above entitled cause
Will offer for sale the door of the Court House in
Perrysburg, on
wednesday, August g. 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock 4. NJ aud o'clock p
NJ. ot sad day. the following real estate being the
sonth-wes qnarer of section number twenty-eit ht
l2S) IN township number six (J) north of range mum
Der twelve I'D east containing leo more or less;
also, the west-half of the northwest qusrter of the
same section township aud range containing 80
more or less, all in Wood county. Ohio.
C. W. NORTON.
MURRAY DODGE Attys. Sheriff.
July T. ls5I--Stv1