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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOIs
SALE.

A VALUABLE House and Lot on Church St., -
- fronting 81 feet said street, running back
100 IT. or 81 feet, and 65 deep, With front OF 10 n
on spruce street. Thiis valuable piece of prop III
erty and located In the finest neighborhood the city
ana VIII be sold on liberal terms Enquire Of
Z. r. GLASCOCK, Agent,
lunelz' No. g Cherry st.
ALSO,
OTIS Nos 81, 50, 90 and 100, in Preston Hays sddi-
Il ton 70 Nashville, fronting 81 feet Polk street,
ming back 100 feet bargain win be given these lots
ALSO,
a Two STORY BRICK, containing or rooms. The
"A lot fronting 99H feet and running hack 1O7 feet
alley This is very desirable property, and situated
short distance from the residence OF Mr.. BlbO. will
give bargain in this property.
beautiful lot on Crawford street, running back to
McLemOTe street $50 feet
Aof the above property Is located in thriving portions
Of the City, persons DESTROYS making purchases at
bargain, will call on L. &. GLAsCOCK, Agent,
JunelH No. 81, Cherry 81.
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THAT valuable Dwelling at the corner Of Cedar and
Sumner streets The lot fronts IS feet. The DWELL
ing large commodious there is hne Office on
the lot. Il IS Of the desirable locations In the
city. Apply 20
sept12, A v s LIEDSLEN.
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For sale.

FTVHE Rutledge property be rented until Grst Janu
L ary 1853. Possession given immediately. Apply to
Sep-23. A. v. 8 LINDSAY.
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VALUABLE HOUSE am Lon TOR sALR.

I All offering for sale reasonable terms, the
House and Lot at the OF Broad and High Sta,
formerly owned BY the late Martin New. Apply 20
A.V. 8. LINDSLEY,
iuly3 SO College street.
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INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL Avn a..
MELaL IA - "a. mI-sIE-. -

Al R. AND MRS C. ,. IHuRsI on are prepared 20 give
INSTRUCTION. on he PiAso and In vocal Husso les
inquire q Mr. II a. Me- Ans, so n spruce street
sePkli-Im.
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AUCTION SALES.
RiddIeberger,s Eating H0nse.

AM hdJr6erger takes oeea ion announce 10 the pub
enjoyu ent Of raj ecit and retu ned 70 fowu IA
hosse - sgaih oFened, and be hopes 20 see sgaln the
smiling faces Of HE trends and custoueTs aSd 4, -
cone acquainted With lots Of ones His tabe 800
A. avs be literally supphad the best our market IA
fards, and a . ittle mors.R -
SepL /, iS5T
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LEAA IA Ii HELIENUa
. 000 FEEr % hand. q al Eizsa. ffom te / q
sfsOOO tnChss Nide- Al extra % az fsFenE E1ea
Leatcrs al % Hhtch invite ths atfenten q FL planters
and Eachas % he aboFe sTtcles uhich u - sets "a
the best fr casa. BE IS and g. ~ n-oai
ssPssa. B.R cUrzrR.
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at this ofhce TWO 4 rs TO
m tine printing business. Boys from the country pre-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
REAL ESTATE SALES.
NO TAxEss NO TAxEsI
BUSINESS AND REs1DEECE HOUSES FOB 5

OSoAGs Los AMI 14Go4UxGCG 6GU SEe Eg1 SALE.
HAVE or sale hHe business house, situated Cher
~ 81, beyond Broad at present owned aud occupied
D r hFman, as Grocery and Provision store, aud Is
one Of ne best stsads South OF Broad The lot
toLs 20 eet and runs back 1876 feet alley. There
ai'o comfortable residence the lot, lndepen
oeqt Or the store Room, ali in good repair This proper
y - !ree rom taxation We viii give bargain in this
property IL application be made privately, until the Sth
az OF october next and disposed that time
IN &c oii 70 the highest bidder, the pre- misses For
'SiinS, e apply 70 E. r. GLASC IOk, Agent,
sept - It'd No. g. Cherry street
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~ 6tdnDering and innpediDleats Of Speech are be-
lag essfuy cured scientific principles by Jones
at the st. Cloud Hotel In from one to two hours
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CLTFTON & ARROTT

Avs just received from the Cities very large
II assortment Of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND VEST
NS chosen with the test by MIR Harvey whose
superior taste has enabled bring by far the most
'eantfu stock Of Piece Goods have offered in
Nashville. All made up 70 order under the superin ten
euee Of the well known Harvey.
Nash Sent. L 1857
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Fancy Goods and Toilet Articles

TUSF received per Express large stock of ladies'
- gents Travelling and Toilet Cases furnished un-
furnished Also, Ladies' Work Boxes Basa Cabas
all styles and Sizes The Shell, India Rubber, Horn
and Ivory Combs; Wool and Ivory Dominoes Chess
Men, small and large; Backgammon and Chess Boards. Ao
HAIR Tooth, Nail, Cloth Flesh and Shaving Brushes
Lade ami genllemen's Porte Monies Pocket Books and
Money Wallets Also, ladies' Scissors, and gents Cigar
Cases and Rszorsi single or in SETS For sale by
Septic. J. H. McGILL.
VEST BUTTONS.
WE have now on hand large variety OF Gold Stone,
W Glass and Shell Buttons. Also, every style Of the
Sleeve Button and Goat Loop, for sale by
sept2l. J. II. MoGILL.
CANES, CANES,
A WELL selected stock Of RentleDen's gold, silver
"A agate, ivory and horn head partridge
and hickory walking Canes, just received and for by
sept9. J.. MCGTbL.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
| AIDES large Sole Travelling Trunk;
II Cent? large and small Sole anu HoFskin :" '
VALUES;
And other cheaper sty just received sale at
J. h. MCGILLS,
Ladies and Gentlemens Furnishing and Fancy Store,
sePtl9. corner quare and College street.
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FOR SALE.

A LOT in South Nashville College street, beyond the
n Medical College, fronting 60 feet, being the Lot
which Rives Carpenter shop formerly stood. For sale
cheap. Apply 10 A. " 8. LINDSLEY,
march26 IS College street,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

HAVE ON HAND
MEDICAL BOOKS, law BOOKS, Classical and Com
mon School Books, Blank Books Steamboat Books Check
Books, Note ok Cap and Letter Paper and Envelopes
Go and Steel Pens Ink and Inkstands, Cheap Pubca
tons, Magazines, Newspapers, etc, etc.
Merchants, Lawyers, Doctors, Teachers Students and
oheIs invited TO call and examine themselves
sept. 7-u
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of SUM
II and Oak streets, fronting 100 feet Summe
and 10 Oak VIII be sold q bargain.
The Gas is being carried up in front Of this Lot.
Apply 10 A. V. s. LINDSLEY,
maTchQO Gar SO College street
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ZOO REMARn
Wheat! WheafII

: 40 ROOMS on VINE sTKERF, between ohureh ana
Pt'A'' inquire u A. D hhznsisaa, NO. 70, cedar
sept 21-u
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Fine Stock Farms
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Lying an the county Of HdTTen, Immediately
on the Stage Road leading from AurJTees-
6orO to MelinR0iLle, 9 miles from the
latter place, and I0ithia miles Of
the Manchester and AcAiRR-
ellie Railroad.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, 1857,
win offer FOR SALE the premises highest bidder
They are gently IN ustng and the portions not cleared
studded with ne poplar hickory walnut and other
descriptions Of timber, producing mast in abundance
ShaFeys creek an untalng stream, furnishing abun
dance Of water, through the Of them and
there in addition twenty fine Springs scattered
through them Tie soil well adapted 10 The cultivation
OF Corn, Wheat Cats, all the small grains,
and will compare yOraby with the best Warren
county lands. Producing grass spontaneously, In abun
there is no better for cattle and sheep in the
State. portion of the lands improved being
eight ten cultivated farms with cottages upon the
ck- The whole body Of then has however, been
recently surveyed and laid tracts. containing
from 100 20 sou and fronting public road IN
point OF society the location has many advantages;
churches Schools and mills convenient and the Man
chester and MeMnnvile Railroad, which is but seven
miles distant, atoF outlet 10 market. The OF
McAlnnVe the county seat Is but nine miles OF near
which IL is believed the great Southern University, be
established under the auspices Of the Episcopal church.
in the neighborhood The celebrated watering place.
Beersheba is bu p mites ditant The healhfuness Of
this portion Of Middle Tennessee is proverbai IL Is the
summer retreat Of numbers OF persons the South.
This sale viii afford unusually hne opportunity 60
those DESTROYS Of purchasing stock FARMS in Of the
best sections OF the State and Is hoped that all SUCH
well as those who may wish msrely TO obtain place Of
refuge from the heats Of summer, viii examine these
A free Barbecue win be prepared at the Big Spring.
head Of Charley Creek for the accommodation OF all who
may attend
TKRMs or SAILS One two, and three years credit for
notes with approved security and q lien retained.
Persons desiring further Information, will address Geo.
T. r. GLAsCOCK, Agent,
Septic. No. 67 Cherry 81, Nashville, Tenn.
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FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

An offering for sale most desirable residence SUM
street, in the 9Th Ward. The Lot fronts IS feet b
10. The House and neat contains rooms kitchen
servants room, smoke house. dairy and stable. The
has just been carried in front Of this Lot know To be
a bargain. Apply to A. V. s. LINDSLEY,
iune2O. 81 Collere street.
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ROYSE & EMERSON,
DEALERS IN
READ Y1IADE CLOTHING
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing c GODS.

RE receiving and opening at their Store No g.
IL south side Public Square, very large entirely
new stock Of Fan and Winter Clothing. Furnishing Goods
and good stock French Cloths Cas- Eimeres Vestngs
which will order and warrant to init or M
sac Most OF our stock Of Readymade Clothing can
safely Tecomme nd It as beng free from the
OF Eastern made Clothing Our Stock consists in part
the following articles:
French Clo, Cassimeres; Morino Uudershrts Draws
FelVet, Plush festng and Al Wool UndeTshirts:
FesI; Blea Bro. Canton Flannel
sack and Fancy Grenadines; Draws and shirts;
Over Goats; Wooden 4 Cbepe Cornt,rt,.
aioscovy Beaver Raglandf; sill Und, rshirts;
Royal Sutand Circulars; Colo shfrtsand Collars.
rreneh and English Beaver; Itaan Cravats and Scarfs
Greek Sacks and Talmas; Bpys' and YoutbsIsbirts.
Dress and Frock Coats; Mems patented SboBIdAr
SpoFtsmen's Goats; Seam shirts.
large Stock OF Pants; Emb. and Marseies Shirts.
Boys Overcoats, Shirt Collars:
BOYS Frock Coat Jackets;Li Oamb. and PONCE
OIhee and Business Coatsi Wrys;
Neck Ties, Cloves aad Sus- Shirt Rosoms:
Pehdefsi = Hose and Umbrellas;
We feel long experience and faciitias NE
eHloyS We nave succeeded IN bringing assortment OF
prices. We attention Of copsueTs ana siIl
engage to give safaeton all who may favor us with an
examination our Stock. ROYSE 4 EMERSON
Nashville, Sept IS. No, 20, South side Public Square
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A Neat dwelling Eouse for Sic.
FOR SALE.

CITUATED In Edgeaed, the eallatin Turnpike. For
- further particulars apply to
sept1I. A. V. 8. LINDSEY.
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We have Also for Lots Nos IL Is 10 20 and 81 in
LAncob's plan Of lots, upon which Is frame dwelling
mousse These lots will be sold suit purchasers o.
changed for country property or good mules affair val
nation. We viii give a bargain.
LSO, Lot No g. in Houstonis Humphrey and Martins
oclllon TO Nashville fronting the Railroad Depo, This
ot IS IS feet front Franklin street. and feet deep to
81 @ley' II you want q bargain, now is your time.
Z. E. GLASCOCE, agent,
a1BAz- No 6T, Cherry street.
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Imported Wines, Groceries, &c,
4. ~ W. GEERK,
sos Canal g. and TIs broadway, III.
lEstabltshod l6ot.l
HEFQEEs1s Ds1Lsas RIszF oraIFrF

Family Groceries.
0asr % ne TRADE. H0fEE.s, PsTVAFE FAMILIES. snd
a. Hko are chuice in shetr 1asfa, saI desire
esE4tte afslets. large variety q
TEAS-GHEEN Aap BLACK, s0ucRoN6, rouoEIsa.
kAaLtsa hAhAhE AL, o0tlS0 n telAAs ti&1-ll.
fUAfon DARi feuAG 4fsos, Aes II sA--ts sad haif
CoEFEE-A1cuk aaG JAVA
WENAs-H pAtkA6, sHERaIEE. PoEEz, ROCKS. A.
veg ed 4n4 h1k grass. Is llsl1al Feckase1 deus
fa1uss azEG4Ua alz haltiea-
IA afuS asa atksElAAas cLAHEI8
oaAhFAeSk1--sisss cAantea'l. c4blnst Iupsrla
D Hss.iss. 9. b. Nsnus. oAliass l-psra
NGzsEusF.
L4euoAz-Afaa1les, 4aals. NA1esg. Gia. Arsask. Az
saths. Alrsa. Ac-. ac r. eriEiaa psckAees. Asa c.
raeso, AaF1ss1iae, Ani1ells Nsyssl El1ters, A.
MALT Li2l0As-leaaoa hEosA stsaL. sap,sh sad Bag
lisa AlEs.
sE8ARs-sA VARSITY & cho.ss Rranss
FE1KAk8--At atteH ana fHEECH
sAUczs-FGF Pa, CaFrle. slea1 -.
QttAl6E-ettlfuas CttsR02a, ROYAL VIgFOaFa
fsiNes ALskkI, PAkek3AN GRUrERe. ssFs1ee,
laOfCH aad ANEzEoAN. - 49, -
sluAss-~LoAf, eAutuso. PCLysRfxgD g. CRcIx
se. Ia t4fFeis ana nsu tarrsls.
Akas-h AslfiAAAA and AMEaIoAN
etI-s-oLlFEs aFhkM ana WhAIN
~ Car tsS1eEs warrznttd urs.lsfirr.lsa a.s q
~ eve iuPollaiien. -. -
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Valuable Business LOT al Public Sale.

ON THURSDAY THE 1sF OF OCTOBER NEXT. a. II
~ o'clock NJ, the premises, will sell that valuable
Lot at the Of Front and CLARK streets adjoining The
ware house Of r. s. French SON The Lot fronts 90 feet
on Front street and co Clark.
Terms "A credit one three years. notes
payable in Bank bearing interest," satisfactorily endorsed
and lien retained. A. ". :. LINDSLEY.
l. X. GLAsCOCK. Auctioneer. aur34
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
REcTIFLERs, LIQUOR MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
DIR. FEUCHTVVANGERsS

DIR. FEUCHTSyANGERsS
Flavorings 10 Produce at a Moments Notice every
desired Liquor.
The undersigned has lately great improvements In
this branch Of BUSH Tire FaYorinR put pack.
ages OF s. TO- and 40 Gallons and require addition
Of Pure spirit either LIST 4h proof Liquors such
Cognac either dark pale Holland and Ed giish Gin ia.
maica and St Crox Rum, MonOngahea Bourbon Irish and
Scotch Whisky, ApDle, Peach, Cherry aud Rasberry
Brandy Port and Madeira Wines will be produced
IL requires no SIX H. but add Of good spirit saw so
gallons to earhgalon Of the respective FlRvoTing.
The best Cognac OIL green, yellow white, warranted
genuine as low as any other importer charges re-
speciVe quality.
Essences of every Liquor. Extract Of Cognac, d of
which produces 200 gallons Of Cognsc.
Raw Whisky may by DR.. age and body preparation b
made smooth and with but lr fl ng expense.
The prices Of FsvoTings extremely moderate and d.
reotions in full supplied BY
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
CNe5itet ana importers f Drugs, Essential OILS and Ne
tdLs, DdgHeTreosgpe and photographic CAensicuLs.
No. I43 Maiden Laine, New York
April p -6m IaWdv.
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WHEELER & EVERETT.

"nAAAa4AA 9 q EVERETT,
H IA q x n IN
NEW HORN CITY,
AAJ i'll Pag loE FourtY lana Warrants ~ IA -,
w tees. 1Ho Pax eENF As5FE ~ Rflrf 80, So
unsA octqbeT ASA, sc hsFing large aaloaat q
thai TINS. ssna thea aiene. Ths ielissiaE are -
- sr*s srsF 4
~ s-ssss--sssssss-s. ---......... -
!. $1,000 ss+s ssFs ss--ss.+-.-. ss..... -
Parties sending aarrAata - a4it siii be - "A a.
A. thgush thsy usFe PsrsauafE present brsf -
WHEELER EyERETr.
Esv Yors Assass Il, issg ssssl.s. '''s e-'y'
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HAVE beautifu House and Lot on Crawford .
street. all Ia good order, which am instructed "A
to sell positively. Those in want OF lone cheap liz.
would do well TO call If sold within few
days privately, it will be offered 1t public auction.
L. &. GLASCOCK, Agent,
JunelZ. No. 81 Cherry 81.
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HOUSE ANDLOT FOR SALE.

Va are oHsring for sale, privately, story 81
brick house, situated on Cherry street South I'll
Nashyhle- The house contains six roems in the 5sst
nam Dulqing besides kitchen, servants ROOM Garage
mouse stable &C. alln good order The lot fronts feet
ana runs back jas feet alley. We will give bargain
Ia TINS property application is made soon Il Is situated
3 60 StTNrT 49,
aug19 = No 81 n "a = stpss
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I AM Offering for sale valuable Building Lot on
Spruce street. the OF Broad. The lot fronts
sxtysx feet Spruce hundred and atty feet deep
With convenient alley in the rear.
This property exempt from for &c years frem ist
January ext. This exemption Is Of value than Is
usually accorded to It, only the grounds has all inn
pTovements erected thereon bat free from The
savng in the item Of taxes viii than pay for the
ground and all improveu This lot is also situated In
part Of the city that is being rapidly hed with
hne dwellings and private residences. Terms reasonable
Apply to luly80 A. V. s. LINDSLEY.
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THE GREATEST
Building Association


AM now Offering for sale at low figures, twenty RuEd
ing Lots in the eighth Ward OF Nashville, such
terms that any one procure himself complete md
convenient home. The lots the M1reesboro Turn.
pike, Wharf, Franklin and Maple streets, and Ed-
mirably situated for private residences.
ClaiboTnes Omnibusses have completely revolutoniEed
this Of the city which with other Improvements
being made such the extension OF Gas, and water in
that direction will sid greatly to the value Of ths prop
erty.
The terms such III allow each purchaser immedi.
ate!y 20 put his buildings, the purchase money viii
not be required until the 18th Of January 1862 The interest
only 70 be paid annually until that tire CAN soon on
9-tf A. LIEDsLEY.
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menlphis Market,

WHEAr-Inferior 5096Oc; Common 6597Oe. Prime 70
elude bags-7c less bags returned.
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JUST RECEIVED,

a Handsome supply Of Pail and Winter Good. G.,
4 \ teEleps' turnshslng 6oois and Clothna
Ako EeOd assCrtmeat Of lotus Oaaiuerrs ana ys.t
ng-, "a OF Rheh all be made up 10 order p IN. r,
Pi~Fei sty'e, by +. }. HUUGH Rst q
sspttf No. II Cedar street RashvitIe
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a NEAT REsIDENCE N EDGEFTELD

s offered for sale st a bargain. The Lot o.
Il fronts O. feet Woodland street and 10 on ~
Minick. Tie House contains four good rooms, good A
citern &C The house Is new, built OF brick and ths
situation Of the best in Edgeheh. VIII be sold low.
Apply A. V. s. LINDSEY, q
unel3. 80 College street.
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TWO handsome Lots in Edgeaeld, on Woodland street
The front 50 feet each, and 1TV Iest deep
apply to
septl5. A. V. s. LINDsLEY.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

e We authorized 20 announce JOHN RAINS as
candidate for Office Of County Trustee at
the ensuing March election.
~ We authorized to announce T. T. SAUNDERS az
candidate for the Office of County Trustee the ensuing
March election.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-03-06
Natural history of the Honey Bee.

The lecture OF DIR. Morris before the
Smithsonian Institution at Washington,
upon the above subject, Is aid TO have been
very interesting.
The industry aud wonderful instinct Of
this little insect was eloquently set forth by
the speaker. The hexasoral cell OF the bee
was demonstrated to DO just that mathsmat'
ical form which combines the greatest capae-
ity with the least expenditure ofwaI. A
SQUARE or triangular form would demand an
unnecessary expenditure Of wax. A cylin.
dricai form would by the interticcs occur
ing between the cells, because waste Of
space. The popular idea thas the bee Pro-
cures its wax and honey direct from flowers
Was shown to BE- an error. The material is
Obtained from flowers, but requires elabora-
ton prior to taking the shape Of wax and
honey.
The lecturer showed by illustrations upon
the wall, the curious manner in which the
bees hang in clusters whils celebrating the
w4z in thin scales upon the breass-a pro
eess requiring some twenty-fOur hour
and Of the manner in which the 6nt deI osi'
Of wax is made upon sl's roof of the hive on
the commencement Of building operations,
The labor in bee hive was as sysssnaiical.
ly divided ~ anongvs body Of mechanics
IL wss indevd ssssrssd that . master bee over.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-03-06

DIR. T.. L. Spicer. the former business
partner Of DIR. Burdell. has made an asida.
Wit, in which among other things, bearing
fayorably towards Mrs. Cunningham, he
swears that DIR. Burdell Acknowledged to
him in letter that ho was married to Mrs.
Cunningham. DR.. Spicer was in attend
ancc ON the Jury Of Inquest, but the Cor
oner refused TO examine him.
A SUNRISE PARTY. (clever gent to his
friend) Show are ye, CO Going to the
surprise party, tonight ?"
(Friead)-"well. don't know-whero is
it~
(Gcnt)-"At my house"
Tux BrRpkLL MuRpKs CAsr.-Nae York,
Feb. 81. The Grand Jury have found true
bulls against Mrs. Cunningham and MIR.
Eekel for the murder of DR.. Buriell. Snod
grass is held to ball Us witness.
ga proposition Is now before the Ter.
ri,orial Legislature Of Minnesota to remove
,he.capital toSt Peter from St. Paul. A
practical reversal Of the old adags seems to
be intended, and Paul is to be rubbed to pay
Peter. -
Eight thousand eight hundredand TWEEN
ty ismales are employed in the Lowell
Mills. - -..,., ~ t,1lir
E Four millions or dollars have beer
spent In search for the unfortunate na,iga
Tor, Sir John franklin. .-tG -ltso
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-03-06

A CAPTURED RUNAWAY. Sitting, one
morning Of our stay, (at Eouston) upon the
gallery Of the hotel, we witnessed q revolt
ing scene. A tall, jet black negro came up,
leading by rope n downcLst mulatto, whose
hands werc lashed by cord to his waist,
and whose face was horribly cut, and drip
ping with blood. The wounded man crouch
ed and leaned for support against one Of the
columns Of the gallery.
"What's the matter with that boy?"
asked a smoking lounger.
al run fork into his face" answered
the negro.
"what are his hands tied for?''
"Ile'sa runaway, SIR"
"Did you catch him?"
"Ycs, sir. lie was hiding in the hay.
loft, and when l went up to throw some
hay to tho horses, pushed the fork down
into tho NOW and IL struck something hard.
didn't know what It was, and I pushed
hard, aud gave 1t turn, and then he hol.
lcred, and l took it out. Ias r. .r.s -.
"whas do you bring him here, for!"
"Come for tho key Of the jail, sir, to
lock him up" a..tgra, '.. .s
What said another, "one darkey catch
another darkey2 Don't believe that sto.
ry." "a,
"Oh yes, Mass'r, I tell for true. Hewa,
down in our hay.loit, and so you SEQ when
stab him, hare TO catsh him Trl r
"why. he's hurt bad, isn't he?"
"Yc, he says ! pushed through the
bones" -sg.s. -. .su... 49, ~
"whoss nigser is he'"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-03-06
Tho Venom Of the Tongue.

Years have passed AWAY since the "School
for Scandal" was written. - literary mer-
1t, Us comedy, sparkling with wit, and
telling With caus,ic sarcasm, is undsniable.
What Of that2 Other crntcmporaneous
productions have equal humOr, equal satire,
and have long been forgotten. What has
30 long preserved this play, and rendered. IL
a favorite, "nos Tor an age, but for all tiincf''
Simply-in truth. = '''
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