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THOsE FINE FRFNCH REAVFR uArs

THOSE FINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS :
WE have inst received a small mDortilon OF those rich
W BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS, about which there
hss been so much inquiry they going rapidly
who have bean Waiins for them should call and supply
themselves forthwith. We sell them MUcH LOWER than hey
have been sold il this city
janl0-'57 WATERFIELD & WALKER.
THE PREHIUM DRESS n 4ISI
A the popular house Of WATEnTIELD & WALKEn the
a elegant style OF Dress Hats can always be found
At period in their history they been better prepared
OgiVs entire satisfaction.
WATERFIELD & WALKER,
Premium Hattsra, % Public Square.
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GTTUATEB about thTes and half miles from NASHVILLE
- the Cumberland river, adj0inng the farm OF Mr. Rch
ard HYDE containing $50 he greater poT ton Of the
Bottom Land bordering from ~ TO miles the River is
heavily umbeTed-the soils equal 10 any 10 this state
There s about 100 acres cleared 30 Of which in Wheat
There Is the place Two Story Dwelling with
halls, upper and lower POFcOss, also one In the
with Kitchen PasE servants Rooms with ell the
necessary buildings, including excellent Ice House.
containing ten twelve tons Of Ice.
This Farm s well wGteed any in the county, having
three never falling Springs with Greek running through it,
affords abundant supply Of for Stock. For further
particulars refer 10 SEATON W. NORRIS the premises
or to JAMES B. NlCHOL,
febl3 q AT Benz, P Shields, 42 Public Square.
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TERFEITING-ITS REMEDY.

TO TAB EDIrox or THR HksALp.
The circulation OF ton thousand dollars in bogus Lee
Bank notes In one day. in New York alone attracted sss
attention from the bogus baby affair and may b sa~
few hints, by one well posted, viii receive at.en saz
particularly when ssssr that some Of tho work vac
originally done by engaged In bank note sssrsy
Ing establishments In this city.
No reflection Is Intended upon the reputsuoa o( sAsse
gentlemen, for Ia an inherent fault in tho sysem II en-
craving which makes suoh frauds Of easy and feqssa
occurrence.
history and origin Of
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h-iu be seen t.st bcsio lhe local bank soor ~h,ra
ere generally Gel, suprsrc5, oply fooT ro5ks uala
sines. CITY Ga alone have sdvanced Alsnoss Al To
stocks, rsllroahs and canals have tsorst
ftum 80 ~ doisrs rer ,nse, equal 10 -oms insts
40 rer cert Wheeler We have Tes he'd the notion
pbe,b.r price. going E,l lover 70 impossible t. TIL
rep.rt failure Of Jacob Lutte ye,tertsy, following
he istre. n New Yofk the previous day, no dlud hed
rone influence prices bee Hssdinf the INST
sc,ive stct ~ which 600 .hsos -oh eDsniss 8
~. decline OF on the c-iug ssls@ Of Tuesday; SUB
seaueutiy n Improved TO 81, ant closed ~ 3S Ssrrs
nrefered declined y; Harrisburg Railroad, ADD
Pupsyvsrla Railroad, Y. no make, ci'sed nesyy,
though there vi. better feeling generally sosng opers
tori an q, the ccse Tuesday TIE monsy market 10
more Mt only the very best bus can be bolgh
aBd those no, on better terms than about 10 psr cent
sc nd class bills, AK per ceps moth
We are glad 70 kso~ that merchants continue the
good work pesun month NJ two sso u sbd ~ hpms y
Interior banks ths thousands oF uocurrent bills forced
into circulation here through ths nye brosss - ths es
cu,ou Of the better pspeg Of bsnss Ms good
effect OF tb 4. already visible In the o,ara,er Of the
c1rrcrcy We upderi,snd tbs,, through toe IN
s,rt men Atty Of one or tso frms, abou, ti0o,0W
~eek sert hone 10 the Harrisburg Lancaster Osrise,
Yc,k and two ar three banks thai psra In toes
pesev 70 put their Dces ~ par here, ssd bs csss or
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THE ONTARIO BANK.

INCA Angust u, 1887.
The Sheriff this morning lev ed the Ontario Bank for
sl2,e7o unter execution Of Il, A JohnSon Il Co, Of
New York The Sui, wss brought On certificates o. de-
pos held by them. which inc President refused to pay
The bank in It's spsser omitted sfa5avil sho wing
pertorouE deFenoe and ask for stay Of prcceeings
sts7 ssked for and Jadge Bacon xiI probably
grant Il
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nen the Judge granted order that the defendant NJ hts
et show yhy ORDER az should not b.
ade 10 this %, boiling the said defeDi 70 bail 10
he sm az s. o. the Jusdces OF this Cour
AZ th-lr Cnsmbs In he CITY Hall 10 the siy o. New
York, en- he 1st day OF sepeaber proxno, ~ 10 O'Clock
A n
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RUN UPON THE ALBANY AGENCY OF THE
UNADILLA BANK

Albany, August Il, 1851.
Seventy thousand dollars in notes OF the naiila
Park to-day prefenled for REDEEM pon 10 the bank
agent in his city by the Metro polAn Back The note.
were promptly rsdeened
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FAILURE OF DETROIT BANKER.

James L. Ly ell private banker twenty years stand
ing IN this city 81 sed his doors this Afternoon The
pens Of The Ohio Trust Company the immediate cause
or his failure.
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THE LIABILITIES OF THE OHIO LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY-MORE ATTACHMENTS

SUPREME CouRT--spRctA. TERN.
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.
Aue n The Serchd.ts Bank rs The Ohio life hsu-
rance and 7rrs Company An ATTIC nsnt was issued In
s for he OF i,e4s SO, alleged indebedf ess
on check rsds and sned By the defendants by their
cashier he American EIchApg, Bank Of New ork for
the Of Ise a, dated 22t August, payable TO the
order or Bloocgcod and by BIoodgood duly endorsed,
rbch check has been presented athe American kShnknge
Rank and refused slso for two promssory notes
amounting tosesbor to $3.50 6s .......... $ioae so
The n esiden, Dreonrr % OF the West.
ern Reser. e Back VS.. The same tor.... ss,ass %
Gesuss al PosersvlIIs, ONO. VS. mo Same 22,s5o IS
Ohio W The "a ne. Northumberland. 5000 90
The Merchants Bank. Observation-Disclosures. 1913 50
Siss 1877 81
Previous kitsohn ents 1O57 s66 o.
Total thus 2os 6o4 43
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From tbe Brio D9lrter, AnEisit
The rsure Of TIE Ohio LIE and rrust D'n ranv Falls
Wth ttsrns crssb OF scrPTlte upoD tbe butnesf CON
lnuBity -~ generally IMPOSED " be Al hruy roltai
% canis aud csncn any simsr los iu1B 70 he
y rnuch IKE the Hospts Lfe Insurance O1npsny hers
sngp. sse ~ about 40 hkeiY - susoeud paymsa az
10 IA sa,s House 10 70 mel 10 the tun and a1s W
sssts street In rubnns We k1or notbihg aDlu'
NJ Affair viii bazsfd FBest that ferrnsds awe
had somelStos N d. vib Is 70 AsssactusetF se age
bear tbyors our sharpt ,ereLces In regard tathss
suecies OF property bit doubt ~ee'ser Az o. tne
cse 10 her pss ~ the ootni,y. We o've sone laeo
ne-e spterprlGes with The reckless And sAogviss tiH.
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SUSPENSIONS. FAILURES, ASSIGNMENTS.

|
me fcrosias arc the reported failures, garments
&C., Ter he week
G sSt, a %, 3 ~'o., Mas, .urpspaed; n,o,nae.
,sd sbcci fscttoo have been iaereasd largely In the
whitney q Kinds, sboes, Boston, Mas, failed; nssiB
Henry & Cs.u,se lin, Palmer, ssss failed s.d ier
Oaio Life Insurance. snc frua O,mpsnv, Nov York city
md opo'nnsn, Cato, s1psussd; ~ih haosuos u said
JotD THOMPSON, broker aud bank noss rsporie,, Me-
York city \. ", suspended
swpcnd.d
Jsoo, Lnue d Co brokers, New YORK cy, Y ,sus
pended.
Dcl.uosy, helm Ca'se, brokers, Se~ YORK city,
:. ; Eu@oe h % broker, So- Yors city, n Y, ,u,
E A Bcpedici, broker, Se- rOrs ciy, n Y suspend
Edwin =. Post, broker, New York Guy n T., sas
Cns-ebrorsh & oepdo-f, syccers, Nsr York city, Mt,
auslstdsd; It's said vii soon fesun's
fAlei
Ephr.im l. SNOW, n q se- YORK city, n v, failed
Iheodore Bsue~ broker, Nev Yors CITY, N. r., fsiIs,
Isisoa Van Hoc'en, New YORK ci,y, n Y, uiloi and
EFF
GeOse II Sunsess, oio,hirg, Nc- York city, N ",
assigned.
Joan w.reo, Ne. York CITY, N y, ,o.,e'ssa
signed Basn tIss SAD TO be about $4,000
rerdirsni Ernst, Ysper, Ne~ York city, ~ Y, sus
Mayer Brother, anoy goods Nss Yors r,y, ". r.,
HeDry KLsbali. fancy sood,, Nov York city, n Y,
as-,sncd
Bre-s,sr q Co. bakers, Rochester, ". r., sus
INDdc5.
rhomv Esood, Riches e,, N Y. assigned.
d Vac Zsodi, Rochester, y Y, tailed; closed up bI
tie she 10
Edward 1eroy, ocbeser, N Y, fsiei
Wirtiow RothesisT, Y, suspended
Goioeu, Walker n % U1ra, n. Y, Suspended.
Grove 4 Hamilton Uics, y. Y, ..isesd
J. J. Boswell, Olwcgo " Y assigned
" ". Y sS-ianed
Hill Brothers \ Co Rome, N. Y, assigned 70 Daniel
Utley and Parker Q. Coie.
samuel " Fheekr, sAraiogs Springs, N Y assigned
10 La n CiarH.
ssrb.il R Buie, Dspo,ai, N v, assigned; nsoirao.
gTo,, Robinson a. On pomsr, N. Y. s.sisued.
George pumbert, Lyons, ". v. sysiyred
purtr q marshall, HsssinsviDs, n failed and ne
sieped
Jose n Alexander. Morrs'osn, N =, fsl9t
uovIsn n C1cespd, carpcts Phlaitlphis, Pr railet
shsev D1ry, philadelphia, Pa Suspended; hAbDilcs
ano,t $40 coo; II 10 sald all arrange and 40 on
TT psrvin, ~ Cair, Penn susycnded
John n Rater, Mount Pleasant Y q suspended
Ge~rse a Erv'cs sos, Charleston, @. failed
Alexander Frsssr, Chlioo'he, Ooio, sssssed W Epos
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Prather With liabilities Il said OF oyer $500 600 Aos
which reported that Eros Prs.bsr sur pended
W. G Smith h Co., New Lisbon, Ohio, ssrgaet
Jenpes & JsnnIson. Belvidere, nj sold out
Jchu Conep, Dev oil, uioh suspended.
rsnuebill & Norton, KAl4nssoo, Aioh ssstsaed,
". Piuu1uaer, he sot,, wis failed
A. q stephens, Fort dee Aones, Iowa, failed.
C'ssk Bsiback, Camsr, Iowa, failed.
l. r Houser o., wipsus, NJ T., failed and assigned.
I. shacklesop, Chatham, w., faef and sSsixss1
r. y Earl Co., San Francisco, Cal, failed; uabissa
ssid about $4,000.
Gsd~in, Hugg Co., Gan Ersnoisco, CAL, susPs..esfi
liabilities large
Carr Brothers Co Newcastle. England, suspeade<,
liabilities very isreeto single banking FIR sNa 70 IS
ss much ss 81 eco Coo.
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From IN. Pnils1epns Le,ser, Auguu ~
The stosk market sgnsdogs ssverer crisis tnan
have kno~p 10 The eight wears Credit sopi
de, out a the elbows and ell sosk prses ercep. those
" the Icc. backs very DEPRESSED rne f'lo~
ne show the quotations ~ the ling stocks In this
ke toe pe-en, Se con pared ~ith quotations 90 the
Ist n Arr Ast;-
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Bei.-e Hco Juoge pesbysv.
Guous n 81 'ndrls 4 al H-.rv Hltry Nc yoh,
Ao~p-~ --rhe ufde' fcr sireu u tns oefepsaot -bsh
az denied ~ Judge ps~bosy Yesterday, ga. .us.s
uenuy rspessd o. On additional smi.v,, q, nl.,n.r
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OoRzEspoxDswor.
cEnEsvn1E. Tenn Nav

CIAREsvnLE, Tenn, May 19th, 1857.
HoE. AEImEw EWING, Nashville, Tenn.
DEAR SIR: The Democratic convention for the 9Th
Congressional District held at this place yesterday,
the 18th inst, unanimously nominated you their
candidate for seat in the next Congress Of the
United States and the undersigned have been de-
puted by the Convention TO convey this intelligence
to you and request your acceptance Of the same.
In view of the great necessity for working ma
jorty in the next Congress- and our prospect Of sue
cess in this District with your name upon our ticket
1t is earnestly hoped you viii not consider yourself
ut liberty 10 decline said nomination, rendered, as it
is, without any solicitation on your part, or any
agency on the part of your friends of the county Of
Davidson
Permit US, individually to assure you of the great
satisfaction your acceptance Of the position assigned
would give to the Democratic masses of the District,
while request that you viii signify your aceep-
lance to u.s. at GAINESVILLE at your earliest cOnve-
nienee. Very truly your fellow citizens,
NJ E. WILCOX,
WM A. QUARLES, Com
W.. K. SADLER,
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GILES COUNTY.

The delegates appointed at a former meeting to
nominate Democratic candidate to represent the
county of Giles in the next legislature, met accord
ing to appointment on Monday the 4th inst, in Pu-
Iaski, when the convention was organized by Col.
James Morris being elected President, and 7. NJ.
Merideth, Secretary.
The Secretary called the list of delegates and it
being ascertained that each district in the county
was represented save two-the 18th and 19th-the
convention proceeded to nominate by the delegates
retiring and after short consultation they report
ed the nomination of ERsKEE E. HARVEY, Esq,
of EIkton, as the unanimous ehvice of the whole
delegation.
On motion, it was resolved that James NJ David
son, the candidate put forward by the Democracy of
Lincoln county, is cordially accepted as a proper
candidate to represent the Floating District of Mar
shall, Lincoln and Giles, and party support prom
i5ed him.
There being no further business, the convention
adjourned sine die.
JAMES VI. MORRIS,
THOs. II. MEREDITH, President.
Secretary.
Since the date of the above proceedings we learn
that Mr.. Harvey has accepted the nomination tend
cred him in a letter to the committee appointed to
inform him of his nomination. T H. NJ
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fro Be CONTINUED
COL. JEFFERSON DAVIS.

Numerous personal and political friends of this
distinguished gentleman intend giving him public
reception and barbecue at Vicksburg, Miss on the
Stb inst.
We have been honored with a letter from the
Committee Of Invitation cordially inviting US to be
present and participate with them in the proposed
tribute of respect to their distinguished feOw-citi-
zen; which it would afford US more than ordinary
pleasure to accept we're it in our power to DO So.
Col DAVIS has served his country the field and in
the councils of the nation with such ability and
patriotism as entities him to the most favorable
gard Of every American citizen.
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JOIN BELL GOING TO STUMP THE STATE.-GoOD--
ANDY Johnson WILL TEUT HIM AROUND We are
,leased 10 learn thar John Bell has siguifed his in
cntion to take the Stump in the pending canvass in
,ehalf of the Know Nothing party, its issues and
andidates. This is just the programme the Demo-
ratio Tariy and tie people have desired TO have
xed up, and have been in "hot water" from fear
hat Mr. Bells ''coqI bank" might call him away on
rivatc business and thus deny him the pleasure Of
erforming the patriotic duty Of visiting The people
no are very anxious TO take last and farewell look
-politicallv-at the venerable old hess. Andrew
ohnson, in obedience TO the wishes OF the people,
in accompany Mr.. Bell and point out the most
continent characteristics noticeable as the panor-
INA Of John Bells Senatorial career Iasses before
s constituents. His opposition to the Kansas
ebraska bill-Cdcb tbe peoDie Of Tennessee 0Rprorea
man ~ thar LcgsIg1re-aud his opposition TO
repeal Of theAIissouri DISTINGUISHING hne-whIch
re the Supreme Court have pronounced uRc01stl-
toHal-wiu we dare say, be the most striking
ints of the icture. Andrew johnson understands
2 history Of Mr. Bells political lie and can make
peculiarly interesting. VIII Mr.. Bell obHge the
ople by making his appointments early-and a
81 ofthem.-C Chattanooga AausrtaScr.
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COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIALINST II.
TUTE, NEW HNVEN, CONN.

This InstItuIoa has sful operation f,r ten
ytars Ills esigDed t. meet h. wants o. hose parent
no Wish ure Tor their sons ali tue advatsEes for
mental education hate BE- here furnished, without
losing that attrLtOu u h ab, tha renal superyi
4 AMI government which the Dung Tequ
THE NENlAL TKAINI 6 nclud thorough F slish,
NathemaIe cal. AID >ci HlifJ du,aun 10
compile TepaTGu,n for any tu ines that does teQuie
tn instruction o. toe Law, Ned cal OF % eeGgc - hls
cOurs o. Cas- J. SJuu.s 5, uute, ID usn and a. *
tened may De desired; a oF No Lag
under native teachers history, and Mental and PJiLea
Science
The MORAL EDUCATION IL secured by the rFO al in
aIeuce the ch ~ di Of the school int fi-
O. Of moderate size OF which The Vice Principal the
ht ads, by giadu- d, di cpimay measu-=s by gu"r
cruTse r study OF The Ri ie, e Moral ~eeHce and OF Ie
Cyi sn1es Of Nd urai q d Revealed Religion
HE PhY >ICAL THAN NC ION lists of pre- -cribed
Of large and llfur i.bed gym ash
under the erection ol accrmpi-h g muas; and
OF such amount uf milIsry drilling, der id orgaHzI
infantry corps With Officers and ut
tors as secure bodily ligur, haOt. OF command and
obedience, End KIND dCCgree OF knowledge Inch
be essential "a the ul discharge 81 he dutits Of q
Care Is taken 10 image Wholesome spO Is battng
and T'Ei g; UppuUuu .uTns ed for CCrs-i.
pedestrian into he p. students
IN iteu any time Of the year
Cala" ues with iu Information will be furnished aP
liCst on tUthe Principal,
Ha!I6-3m. WIN H. RUSSELL.
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NASHVILLE. May 18th. 1851.

NASHVILLE, May 10Th, 1901
GENTLEMEN: Your kind letter apprising me of my
nomination as candidate for Congress in this Dis
triet by the Democratic Convention lately held at
GAINESVILLE was received on yesterday This nOmi-
nation was matter of surprise to and affected
me with mingled emotions Of pleasure and regret. 1t
is always pleasant to receive such high evidences Of
the kindness and Partially of those with whom we
are connected by social and political ties yet it is
painful when it is impossible respond the wishes
of our frieads
II is 0holly impossible for me at this time to leave
home either for canvass or service in Washington,
without total abrogation of my duties and Obliga-
lions to family, clients and those connected with
in business. There may be times and occasions
when the duty Of a man to his country becomes par
amount and then his pathway is clear, but he can
not on ordinary occasions disregard his social do
nestle and conventional responsibilities without
Justly mourning the censure of those to whom he is
bound and the dsapprobatiOn of his own conscience
It has been for some time my conviction, that it
my duty not to be candidate for Congress at this
time. and since the adjournment Of the Democratic
Convention at Nashville this determination has been
decisiyely and freely announced to all those who
have conversed with me on the subject l trust
therefore, that no action Of mine has misled the
Convention and induced them to act upon any sup
posed state of ndecsion my part If so, it would
add much to the regret with which your nomination
is declined. I earnestly hope that some worthier
champion of the Democratic party will be selected
as our candidate in this District and that he will
lead us on to triumphant conclusion. If So he shall
receive my warm support and best hopes for his sue
cess. With renewed thanks to the Democracy of
this District for their nomination and to you for the
fattering terms of your letter,
Iremain yours, &C. ANDREW EWING.
Messrs NJ E. wilcox, WIN. A. QUARLEs W. K.
SADLER, Committee.
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HOY ANDREW EWING.

The letter from Mr.. EWING, in our paper to-day,
declining he nomination for Congress in this Dis
trict will not surprise his friends in this county,
who knew that he had positively assured all who
had cOnyersed with him on the subject that it would
be impossible for him to accept. His reasons were
uuanswerable and conclusive. Yet universal regret
will be felt throughout the State at the Necessity
which compels this declension.
We do not know what course our party viii now
pursue in relation to candidate So fas as we
have he ard any expression Of opinion here our de-
moerats look to Montgomery now to give US the man
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MY FIRST +, BLIC SALE.
ED GEFIELD.

r. Ed q AZ r h kA Ds
ON THUkSDAY, the 2sLh VI May next, the premises
~ wild sell abe folio wing Building Los, all of which are
we'll worth Ibe alien iOu Of buyer.
Remember property In und Nashvi le is ad vaneing
most rapidly delay buying this year will have
pay large advance hsreaiIgr The Los sha onsF are
IiHOWs
ON WATSON sTRsET-Siy bssutful Lots, opposite TIE
residence Mr. Buck, fronting each Sd ee and running
bacs 1872 l5feL alley. These the Lots that are
enclosed cedar picket fence that Can be madr
o. RUSSELL SFREEr-iu HJusou's Addition, Los ~
50 let 40 feet ose2. Asp, LO No II on Wood
lana street, this Addition, rounded with new plank
fence.
on FATHERLAND sTBEET-LOt 70, Il, 70 and 20 in
C's Addition.
On Pal ICELAND sTREET-LOts Nos 5, 6, :, &, 9, and
10 IN BlOOds addi.lJn-
On RUSSELL oTREET-Lots Nos. A. IS and 10, in ZOl-
Golfers 1tttiBn.
ON WOODLAND sTREET-Sos. 10 20, 81, %, % and "a
10 0od's addition opposite the neat buildings
be x erected nv NessTs Hicks harden and Morgan
these Los braE thing could say about
On The uALLATIN PlKE-LOts Os 3, 8, g, II, y and
t3In Fosters Al, itiau.
LIT, NJ aud 10 B.OOd's AddiiOn.
That ha ds0me Lot ming The residence Of Mr. Wash
gon, 100 eel front aud Tunllug Oa-k 30 lset 70 street
with 81 ett the de
That nd -ome L. adjoining the residence fMr. Leseur
fronting UU feet tbs urupke and running back 30 iee
tOaD alley.
Two Lots the Turnpike 10 shelby's Addition
being Nos. I3j AID I36.
TERMS-1h 81 LuIs will be so on credit OF one, two
years gearing Interest, satisfactorily
dUrsed aud lien reIained sale positive. OmnioISes as
usual. A. V. S LlNDSLbf.
y. r. GLAscOCK. Aue'ioueer.
II ? Also Lots 10 aud 100 shelby's Addition, Wood
iaud street, adjuIui old re-idrnce lma! l5-td.
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nsg- Says writer Of the Medical W'orld in treat
of the eyes: Scarcely any practice has more
eterious effect upon the eyes, than reading in the
$, when riding in them. The jar Of the vehicle
the wheels, the noise Of the moving machine, and
re especially, the sudden transition Of Light and
ipess, seriously affect The organ division &C.,
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R7- Hon. Lewis D. Campbell has concluded no
to resist the claims Of Valandinghsm, Democrat, to
the seat in Congress from the Columbus District,
Ohio. He says he is induced to this course by the
GOODNESS Of those who ought to stand by him. The
fact is, Lew has got very poor look for success
and he knows that discretion is the better part of
Halor.n
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PosfnnneT11enf.

THE continued in IsmeHCy Of the Wearher caused me
10Y paOiIc ale heretofore adverIis, 70
coma Oh Edge ID The i6le lust. IN il THURSDAY
ths .EIh May TIE Lts wish ed before the Of
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