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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-03-18


pears 70 be the motto of the present ACE
Yes 60 It while you're young, no matte,
lfyou viloate every law ofnatnre, no mat.
ter II You palsy the nerves Of youth. no
matter if you weaken the mind which God
has given you, no matter if you peril your
immortal soul Go it while YOU re Young
Life is short at the best, and a few wears
more or less makes no difference. Go it,
and show your recklessness of life, by
laughing to scorn all the laws which
should regulate your existence. Go If.
peril your soul and scoff at the goodness
of God, by showing that you entertain no
fear of caloric, or, in the language of a
drunken boy whom we met on the streets
few nights ago, Hurrah for HI,
who's afraid of fire.
Yes go it while you're youne-smoke
your segar, chew your tobacco, drink your
whisky, spend your nights in reverv and
RIGHTEOUSNESS, and be a man. Yes BIZ all
means; go it-laugh at the old fogies who
tender you adyice--tell your father he is
not fast enough for this progressive age,
ana when your mother demonstrates with
you upon late hours, inform the sold lady"
that in your opinion women are weak
minded, and know very little of what is
proper for man.
les, by all means :" Go it while You're
young" for rest assured that awhen Won
get old You can't" Plant the seeds of
dissipation in the garden of your heart.
and If the devil don't reap the fruits of
your husbandry, we are not true propb-
Ct, that's all. Go it while you're young.
Lorers Iaught Engineeriag.-From
Smiles to the Station at Kisses is five
hundred signs from Kisses to Pop the
Question is one thousand five hundred
signs and from thence to the Terminus
OF Pa's-Consent is two thousand five hun-
bred sighs-making a grand total of four
thousand five hundred signs. To arrive
at Pa's-Consent, however, the engine of
Love has to ascend steep incline, the
gradients of which are enormous-two in
thrce-causing vast number of signs to
be heavily drawn in reaching it. Some
sentimental serveyors have, therefore
proposed to facilitate the communication
between Pop-the-Question and PASSION |
sent, (which may easily be done, if they
can raise sufficient capital or, falling in |
that, to form loop-line to Mas. Being
personally interested in the undertaking.
we wish it success, with all our hart
The estimated saving is not far short Of
a thousand signs.
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SADDLES s. HARNESS.
MANUFACTURED AT OKOLONA,

Of and
L snio stock of
SOUTHERN M1NUFACUTRED SADDLES AND H1RNESS
s South nmWne dlurliu
Their stock everything kept in iuim esuIas
LADIES and GENTS SADDLES thtv-6v dollars.
BuGGl HARNESS, single, from twenty TO ortvd dollars
DOl Bile ~ Gtil HARNESS, from dollars
BRIDES, from dollar and a half to six;
MARIlNGAlES from fifty sto two dollars:
WAGON HARNESS, at various prices;
BUGGY COACH WAGON WHIPS various kinds MED
ICAL BAGS, &c ~ "
Also fine lot BITS Bl CKES TACKS and p ATED
SIlRIt PS GlRTliS, SlRClNGIES, GRTI and REIN WEB
0u on innDtl w Wv
Iilsa
JTotl
90 'ioA'"
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Three or more Copies for one Year,
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Ten SUBSCRIBERS. 30
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INRIVALLED ATTRACTIONS!
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AND
PUTNAMS MONTHLY.

TWO GREAT MAGAZINES IN ONE.
80 200 Copies the FIRST MONTH,
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAME FOR l85a
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LADIES,
a hard matter to keep the lschaps" off
= without using our fine and highly favored
lip salve. Oct 81. We i'n 5000
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The NEWS will be mailed to single subscrl.
bers at Two Dollar year, if paid in advance,--
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid within
two months--and Three Dollars If not paid with
in four months, and Five Dollar if delayed six
months.
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4 amily Newspaper

in the country~-one whose cheerful and genial
character will render 1t welcome visitor to
every household, while its constant devotion TO
the principles of right and justice shall win the
appreciation of the wise and good.
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CLUE RATES.

We will furnish the NEWS to Clubs at the
following low prices, which will make il by far
the cheupest MINER in Mississinni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25
STEAnIBOATN.

L'07 COMFY ISLAND AND FORT CHAMPIONSHIPS
u steamboat AURORA. Captain Aiming smlth, will
daily, savnE West 1enh Arn0sl street NJ "a, 1ri ud 8f
Spring ~ - 1880 and 80 and pier rorlh river II
lQ snd o'clock Returning leave the Island Al H. and o.
oclock ioucbng Fort Hamilton each Fare for hs
excursion E ceris-
CTFAMBOkr FLORA. CAPTAIN W. HAwEs WILL,
- leave Now York Dolly for Guienburg; MONEYS Hoya
Bulls Feryy Pleasant Valley hota ri,udiuu, and SPRING
VALLEY Hotel Fort lee Leaves New York al aud 20 oh
Leaves Fort Lee a ~, and Ga ociock Fare 10 ccnls
CTVANROAT FoR SALE THE WE'LL KNOWN FAny
steamer NAfRAeOIr now lying Atisutio bock, NOOK
iyn. htrH IN Providence, ~ Hun lItx25 ieeh over ~
siy32 fes; sz inch cylinder 81 q stroke l nns US ~
psrfes orer Tor any r1ute ani WIZ be noc iow 70 oos
concern Egs paspsuger accommodations ano ~ Fef
fssi bost q Der easb Apply v g. }. sPRA8UE' l5 Pea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL "A Young ENGLISH LADY OF
wi unexceplsssba and alone In ths eounrg, IL
aslualniancs with tall renuemsu with
mairimory; be must have fuMcient W make
home comfortable AMI must be intelligent and respectable
Address T. NJ box 170 Herald Ofce. stating when and where
interview he hsd.
NIArRrNOFlA5-H YOUNG NAN OF STEADY
M habw and ~ moderate fortune. fcairea 20
reppondence young LADY, not ~ years Of ~h
a view 70 marriage Address boa &l, Quincy ILL.,
NAATRBOFIAL-f WILL UPON TIE RECETPr OF
Iu 70 send 10 any peraon fall deneai1n % hfr
eharscsr ny ,beir bsndyrnng tddrsss VIA return ~
ase Bmsbe yLtlle, New Iprs FoS1 'd'ee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25
wATcTrEs. JKWELRY, &C

nrtNONDs RUBIRS. TwERALDa, SAPPHTRFs
IL ops and Uough FOR cash highest prizes rive
y M LNeER. 80 Broadway, opposite ~ Nlchoas hoteL
N.B-Tgn very large diamonds hani cheap, BY Mr..
VNGkk, 5li Broaaway, opposite st. kichoias Hotel
CBCOFD HAND soLD WATCHES
- Tro doyer an< gold IN and swisr is
ache levers rhch heve been worn wn De soh At great
tsrgsns, by y. O. ALLEN, IA IAN street. sseopd 1ovr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

yIyASHrFGTOu HOTET. $50 WARRINGTON STREET,
brooklyn The subscriber having aiken he above es-
bshment socs share on public patronage, and he de-
ermned deserve the by srit attention N b1si
He ready all seasoDsbie hours ~ bis guess
win steaks, chops sardnes WEIGH rerebis, &c the
shortest notice aad at prices 70 suit The TINES Rocns for
and arbtraors Best Of ales liquors and
cigars Lodgings By the might yfes Wines ant 0raadisa
wholesale retail from The United State bonded
ONO. Il. kfftff1. PrOpriotOr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1853.
SUMMER RESORTS.

"A 1rove AAns,on, Keyport situated on the Lock
L minutes walk from the steamboat landing ID
20. tor the reception Of boarders Every facility Of
tered fer all kinds OF country enjoyment Steamboat Key
foot of Murray street. afternoon. Terms
moderate. For particulars inquire 1t Mr.. WINES. lA9
Fr' ne ~ s'r eet. the pren ises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

HEAIING sPRING6-THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS
III for the reception Of vsters. The furn
and buildings all aud comfortable and sufficient
for the comfortable Of three hundr cd persons
the skim liver stomach scrofua old ulcers paralysis
diseases of the bladder kidneys and ureus chronic darrhs
chrome asthma diseases Of the lungs and bronchial uoes
hemorrhods, fsula rheumatism govt dyspepsia ute
ine leucorrhes dymenorrhoea menorfhoga OBJ
structed caameuia uter neuralgia and
of the eye The baths have been enlarged and improved
last by the Introduction Of number OF bathing
fountain furnishing baths of temperature the feel
ngs of the patient and necessities % the require
each bath occupying apartment Each bath ssup
piled with shower bathing apparatus of improved consruc
on The baths exceedingly delightful and rate
full mparpg glow and 70 the skin not equslled by
waters In Western Virginia their temperature being 20
deg Fahrenheit The properties of these waters greatly
riant and peculiarly applicable the treatment OF the
above The Healing located in Bath
y Immediately the road leading from Mlboro depo.of
the Virginia Central Rarosd 70 the Greenbriar White Sui
phur miles from the former and so miles cas-. of
the latter place, and within DAYS travel OF Baltimore, Rich
mond Washington and Aexsndris line OF daily sages,
carrying the mail will regularly between Mboro depot
Wrrm and Hot springs over well graded rosd, aud STOP
picg here will visitors regularly TO and the
Springs An experienced physician resides at the Springs
The propretors intend every eor. TO
render the ojourn OF their vsers both pleasant and ro
BILE and have fitted fine billiard and bowling saloon
fin band of music has beea engaged and will remain during
the Persons desiring further information IN regard
pamphlet containing the opinions and cerd of phv
csns snd oilers who hsve tested IL merits most of the
hotels, by addressing The pro prietors
PORTER IRWIN proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25
HOTELS.

pLAHcARD HOUSE,, TWELFTH STREET AND BROAD.
ID way, New Yorh-keopened elegantly Furnished, with
Improvement Transient board o. PEE iay
permanent board II lower rates Pebble patronage respect
fully solicited By The new management -
BLANCHARD MAC LELLhN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

"a Ths Pavilion Hotel q Port WAahngon Shrewsbury N.
j. open for the reception Of permanent or transient
boerders pleasant and healthy iecanoo, nsnns con.
day from the foot Of Robinson street, North river n T.
NLIFFwO0D HOUSE, CLIFFwOOD, N. J.-THIS BEAU
" ufuy located resort 10 for the recep
Of and Transient The steamers Key
port and Union leave Murray street daily.
W. A MATHEWS Proprietor, late Of the Ocean House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

(yAssIA LoUGE NO AS OF f. AND A. M-MEMBERS
OF the above lodge particularly requested to be
sent 70 night Friday June rs, In their old room over the
trolabe circumstances prevented us from nesting last
night previously stated All N. Ma In good standing
cordially Invited TO be present. w. j. SCOTT w. M.
HY. SHEARMAN SECRETARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

VUIIsoNs HAIh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
injurious ngredier pot large bosles only twenty
Ave boi,le n your hair Ia getting gray wish
prevent badness your hair falling from sickness
disease you have sck headache scrofuls dsndru
bottle OF the VIII impart besuu nj and nvso
raing appearance othe{ remedies have failed
wish color your hair blk brown try bottle of the
hair colorer will darken hair 70 any deared shade,
without Injurious effect Hold At gusemNns
store, No D6 Grand street corner OF allen.
ZINC PAINTS, ooLoRs, vARNrsHEs AND BRusHEs--
II Balance Of stock yortny the attention Of painters
Dealers low for cash Brown paint for roof outside
fETEK RESSIE, Assignee, a Cedar street
&1 0n0 REWARD -G1IBERTS PATENT FLY AND
pl.UOO mosquito rapTo all whcm Il msy concern.
Notice This In 10 certify that Rave sold the patent right
IN full for 0berts fly and mosquito trap James Connnr
OF Mobile, Ala fer the ktses OF North South
Georgia Florida Alabama, Mississippi Tennessee Arksn
Dousana and Texas Merchants and others purchss
ing viii please lake notice nsy and purchase Of
one but aid James Coming or his autnorlsei asents In
the abov named states JUMPER RfGGS.
NEw hAvEs. Sept II, 1851
NOTICE.
This IN 70 notify all merchants and vendors 10 the above
named tates not To purchase patent y and
trap unless my printed labels with my signature the
said according 10 The Patent law All merchants aud
vendors selling tad without such labels hem
no, legal or duly authorized agens and viii be dealt
with as the law made and provided fo- patents
IA ass COMING. MOBILE, Ala,
Proprietor for the above named States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

IRVING MANSION. TARRYTOWN.-THIS LARGE AND
commodious house will be opened for the reception Of
guests OF July The mansion Is delightfully."- situ-
aed surrounded By shade trees snd lawn commands exten
depot steamboat landing quite retired There
stabng sccsmmods atoms the premises Rooms in
suites singiy may be secured upon application IS
above Accommodation for transient visiters Carriages
attend The depot parties 20 the snslon
express agent for the above house win leave the ciy
daily board the steamer Broadway, foot Of JAY street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

CUyNIr HOUSE. UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
- subscriber having leased the h1el the
place vii be prepared 70 accommotse permanent s1d tran
sent boarders after The 2is inst The house sn.y
furnished and located within two hundred yafs OF the de-
pot commands fns view OF the surrounding country
FOR residence for families who dss
comfort and economy. For ps,se address Dor t
Post Office New YORK The undersignef, nj summit ~ j.
The pass and from jersey CT, three times day.
THOMAS r. BAsER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

AXE HOPATCONG HOUsE.-THIs HOUSE IS STU
II ated the bsnks Of Lake Hopatcong. among the
noun sne In Morrs county New Jersey. place OF
sort for families seeking hesh or pleasure cannot be
passed fond of fishing sailing
advantage desired Communication had daily 81
A. and 80 NJ by Norris and Essex railrosd stopping
Drakevie station, where carriages will be In waiting 20
vsiters TO the hotel Applicants for board will
the undersigned ~ Drakeve Pos. Office
care OF Reuben b. Robinson 1888 Maiden Lane.
RICHARD CARMAN Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

IL scriter has newly furnished his house and competed
his improvements for the comfort ana amusemen Oh gnei
~ ava ~ n L. THOMPSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

HOUSE TO HET, NEAR NIBLO's-NO. l3s GREEN
IL street. between Prince and Houston undl first Of May
with immediate possession. furnahed until the first
November.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

.CURrn HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND BEACH THE ABovB
- open and ready for the reception OF
EseDsve billiard and bowling saloons have been aided %
the hotel the whoeis lighted with The fshng sd
yachting grounds IN the Great South bay and Fire leland Ia
let also he bathing facilities un.arp sssed For rss.r
Ing health TO the Invalid and especially those afflicted with
fever and ague and hay ver the location lraed n
United States Communication twics daily Suud.ys
cepted By Long Island Railroad Thompson, and
further inform apply ACssrs
ID. 8. g. sAxY1B,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

AXE MOHEGAN HOUSE Is NOW OPEN FOR SUN.
II boarders aitusted four miles east OF
ceesible bv all the Hudson River Railroad and
rieamboas Thomas Powell. Metamora and Armenia Ad-
dreea A. W, Palmer, PROP fetOr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT AN ELECTION FOR pIEECroRs OF THE PENN.
"A sylvsna Coal Company, held In the village of Hswey
Penn Tuesday the 9Th inst, the following gentlemen
elected directors for the ensuing yesrJohn EVEN
Hoyt Chas. Morgan, Thomas Pearsa Jonathan Thorne
W." Fl hsye%eysr M meeting % me Dire &C.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-30
A Rare Chance;

\ IL those intending to build next season
v VIII save ful 10 per cont hv FORWARDING 90 M.
subscriber their order. for Sash and Doors c,rl,.
That they may be got ont this winter. Having on
hand good supply Of the best Of Pine boucht
lor cash az prices to suit the times hcis coned
mat ne can give hotter bargains. idrriru gua
nv aud workman hip, than can be afforded al anv
Other fhor In this pati ~ tho country Cali and
see u lhiS =. So. ]. o. STEVENS.
~. JeAN. A"tF, nov ~ 1857, eiti
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-30

"CHnRING' lIoRsEs.--" Cribbiug. %
on wind-suclling. when il has become n
confirmed habit in horses, subjects the
the animal, in the opinion Of many. to
the charge of unsoundnres Ii Is a
most injurious habit and when once
acquired can no more be rot rid of than
the leopard eau change his spots. The
body is continually filled with wind.
giving the animal bloatod appcSaucc.
and materially interfering with his res
plratory' organs, and ease OF locQmotion
1t had been said that ifu horse can be
prevented from exercising the habit. he
will forget it in a few months, hut this
We do not credit The most common
mode of treatment is to tea strap or
cord around theanimal : throat sufficient
" tight TO prevent him from charging
the windpipa. rs il done in wind-Surkinr
but not so tight as to obsuurt breathing
-or swallowing; The strip will prevent
crihbing it ~ true. but it induces an
other evil. viz roarmg. In order to
be understood, we will briefly explain
the anotomy Of the Winlpipc. It il
composed Of rings Of elastic cartilage
which overlap one another connected
together by an intermediate Gbrc-Hn-
moHfoWy substance which IN effect con-
stitutcs Joint between carhring giving
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I.lWIN s.. NNlNI.I.NAnnn.

lsMgttE = 3 HRADFORD, Wood aud won
81 L.rf- "a. Harvard V..t. boston, Opposite oh uti
.l Iur D. " HsNIustnu ~ff,,t ulIllAtu H..
- ---- ftia.i 'N1 ttN iIN MALLS
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lNIoN MrTrAL LItr INsNRANcr coMrANY.
OUD, OiiLlr, ANDRELIAuLI.

CAPITAL. AND ACCUMUEATIONs tGtiuul
AFrn Naurl 90 act ln c,rh o. the C.s and chief rov,
N'''"H'" 'h' N'"'iu Mitl' and Western states Addrr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-30

N OIi> ". NItitt NJ, Ninuuincmrcr& Dealer
~. NN.H IH.. |"I l'..H.|r IHfuIIuHT.
! FIr.i. ..s..- hi. Via. ta.ea i
Y - -. A j. NINI.t~, Ia Hanover 81, Ba,tuu,
~, lHI.Hf.s . ~ It 90 10 hAIltl AZ. aud JOAN hN
Ic)9 u , ~, ,g 5. e.. a., i, ,ns 80
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Planed Clanboards.

~ AW EI) from the round log superior article,
>, for sole by HIBbtfsp-S RICHARDS.
Wcrt Concord Oct lQf7 5gtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-30
INDIAN .MEDlNAL INSTlTnTE

NO. H0 BRoMFi ST, BOSToN,
WAS established TO supply the public genuine Indian RENE
dies tor all diucasgf ..-a-.
DIR. GREENE, experimenting Physician. no.
quFri knowledge OF thus ltc1, by experience
lndians nud undctlnis their system Medicine. Iuva
ids and all u,rrrd Indian system Of Medicine
should send and gotta copy ct hc
"INDIAN ARCANA,n
Anewsparci, edited Rev EEeLoL BASoRorr which will
g'e s Of uc principal Indian Remedies prices uses
ana m tSro'on of the merits OF the practice also orths
imposition ~h' card by urctcndcrs cory the paper
A1. b. s.et fr~- ~ r-ia--- Any
C"nsu'auon' personally or lay letter, Of charge.
Address, DIR, GREENE. iiu Hro.ufeld NJ. BOSTON.
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IA HkOtfhN g. VIZ Z |. " imUnrlrEs uul lIrnls
H...r .IH|INIH A.N NAal.4 AZ. "a t.t.its
A 90. Ij, Ittttt N.a. af.u, ~, - UsINus Auls, 500
- t"tu.. N..I.##. rI. 1000 s H.'s. tufulus, rIH.UHr
H.EH.H lNrtu.E Au.hlttAD ltunut attention o.
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N :. IL rOLLAnn. NNLnIc.ale nnl nelnn

It'N - - u - ~ titHai IL anu hrlul
u Dealer i Wines, lhguurr, New York and
N"U, Az t,,mlHn, Citrf. London Porter aud
'Nt' Nlga loultuc' MlaarF FOR
and AlvH. DOsI SuuVHar N,yg Nnr
'ule Aes rhpps uty'u N.Vr Nv Commercial ST. o.tun
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T-T ItE.f.. --fE 'rfllI.NIA,
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lMIIN NNM-NEN a 10.

S--v-G.i3 i.s, s.a iarlr CI-rs Lounge. So PAR
y - l.'t SUMS iN ultUIAItI.I.l. DANASk.
,t,,. So t,'r d'auH % q Lincoln sts iostou OF
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-24

SUICIDE OF AN AUTHoR.--Henry VIM. Her
bert, known to the literary world as Frank
Forester, whose books on field and aquatic
sports, have attained worldwide reputation,
committed suicide in New York, on Monday,
last at the Stevens House. Cause, domestic
difficulties. Mr.. Ii. lett letters giving his
reason for the rash step, directed to the cor
oner and others.
The following, from the Indianapolis Jour
nal of May Is, gives doubtless the true cause
of the suicide:
At the present term of the Marion Circuit
Court petition for divorce was filled by the
wife of Henry William Herbert Frank For
ester,) of New York, young woman whom
Herbert had married but snort time since.
The pair were incongenial i'll their natures
Herbert old aud addicted to bad habits, and
the wife young, amiable, and handsome. The
wife was badly treated by the husband-hence
her present residence and application for
divorce here. Monday the news of the legal
steps taken by Mrs. Herbert for a separation
from her husband reached the latter, and on
the same evening he put end to his exis-
tence by shooting himself-accomplish g
instantly what the law would have been some
considerable time in performing.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-24

Houses AND MULEs.-Thcse valuable ami
mails are subject to almost as many diseases
and accidents as human beings; and thousands
are lost every year, either for the want of
their owners knowing how to treat them, or
from using inferior articles This is peculiar
ly the case in regard to such diseases as spav-
in, springhalt, poll evil, and all such diseases
as arise from sprains, bruises, harness gals,
&c. All these diseases are readily durable by
the use of some penetrating liniment, which
is absorbed by the pores of the skin. and at
once drives off the bad humors that feed and
keep up the disease. Among all the Lini-
ments ever invented, none possess the pene-
trative and diffusive principle to such de-
gree as DIR. BRACES ARCTIC LINmENT Pro-
prietOrs of omnibus routes, livery stables and
canal lines, will find the Arctic Linment an
invaluable remedy, peculiarly fitted for their
use.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY &
DEMOvMLE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made to Bragg & Bur-
rowes, st. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
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The following complimentary notice is tax
en- from the Missouri Democrat:
IMMENSE AMOUNT OF SUFFERING RELIEVED
BY TAXING McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.
Since the 18th of August, the following
cases have been reported cured /:
los persons have been cured of General
Debility; GO persons have been cured of Ner-
vous Debility; % persons have been cred
of diseases of the Kidneys; los persons
who have been afflicted with various COM
plants, Fever, Chronic Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Liver complaints, Night Sweats, Dyspepsia,
and Weakness of the Digestive Organs have
been cured, besides large number from
whom we have not yet heard
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier is remedy required by every one
in the Western and Southern country. 1t is
very pleasant and agreeable to take, and it
can be taken by man, woman child.
As diuretic, it will cure any disease of
the Kidneys or Bladder and as an Alternative,
it will purify The blood, and remove all PIN
PIES sores or blotches from the skin.
Try it-one drachm is sufficient to convince
the most sceptical of its wonderful strengthen
ing and invigorating properties.
See the advertisement in another column.
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