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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

Ought be In every family whore there children
they sometimes sliced with cOnvusions proceeding
from the attacks worms when ID may be iucOnyenent
Oror procure Lhe medicine. Il affords speedy relief
The sufferer, cNpeIHg the and dischargug all
those esh and bilious hum0rs equeuJ in children.
ALEN,SDEIk, La, Feb. p, 1854.
NsSSrS. B. l. FaaHesl0ct g. Co., Pittsjurg, Pa.
GsNuEWES:- Having sold your Your Vsrmiuge for the
eight yrars, affords pleasure 10 Inform
that have never known medicine universally used
and esteemed for ats qualities specific for
10 has received the appreciation of medical men, and
considered superior any preparation in TEST
monias of be aivtu any extent, by
doctors, planters, and the com nuuIty IN general,
Truly uuIs, &c.
" EDWARD JOHNSON
Rupdes Parish. la.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

Mr.. Knowles is Master of Machinery Of our Road and
reliable man, in whose statements would cendde.
v. K. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
H. 1. ANDERSON,
Superintendent Of n. q q. r. r.
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WhoIesaIe and Retail Depot,
wool! WYooI!I

WE want Three Thousand Pounds clean Washed
w Wool for which we will pay Cash. We want it q
make Jeans and Lnseys.
march W. II. GORDON 4 CO.
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EnWhRD JOHNSON.


sold wholesale and retail by all principal druggists
and county merchants .BE0u glout the United states
MARLIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

Soldier ofthe Wa I8I2.

I WISH TO buy old Military Land Patents, issued 10 So
diers Of the Regular Army Of the War OF 1872 and date
about the year 1915. Soldiers having such claims the
heirs assgnees will address the undersgn Nashville
Tenn.
nov 26-wf G PBLLOwEs,
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Ten
To all persons Aflicte9 ,yitI Grqpei

VI 7 --'e-T'o -1L0E0VVl'
Mr.. F. CowAE-Desr Sir: hereby certify that in he
Of the year 1853 Of mine, boy about 10
Of age who had always before thStu stou and
OF vigorous constitution, attack ed with gravel
Physician called who attended him for several
months during which time he grew daily until he
helpless and believe would have died in q few DAYS
ha it been friend, who advised the use Of Cowan's
LthOnrplic lproCured few bottles, OF which
gave him relief and short time he was ab 10 walk
about and finally fully recovered; time be has
had symptoms OF said disease and all appearance is
healthy any my plantation therefore re-
commend 90 all persons suffering under like disease
of the certain remedies known.
Given under my hand, TINS August 92d, 1857.
DANIEL SHELTON.
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AT MEMPHIS
The notes OF this Bank will be redeemed at the Union
'auk Of Tennessee at Nashville, ldtW&W-G
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

Corner OF Dsaderiek Street and the Square,
IN receipt Of very desirable Goods Tor sum
Cloths, Cassmsrs, and Fancy Fasugs sutsbIs Tor
GsHlsmst' Furnishing GJods D every description
anu the most desirable 81 les.
JOHN BROWNE.
march Sim. Merchant Tag lor.
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD ~ The
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAS

rTHHE RESrOHAIIbh Or EkUEs v. .. WOOD FOR ks
fOhlNb halr porlectly and permanently, has never
yrs bad rival, volume aflsr volume asht gwen r
ali pans ol wCnC, aHd from In5IIFsat Ii
prove ihaL il "a perfect RsslurRtdVe; sul esd
circular you cannot dUuOsi read Iuouurs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-21

NoRKvILLE, Oct. 1853
Mr. J. 2. CowAN-Dear Sir You will do the kindness
20 publish under my certificate the following the
suffering community nay be benefited. have given birth
10 nine children, and my life being macu Ousy saved
consider by your medicine, cannot ia JUST you
TO the pubic withhold testimony TO its many
used your LthOutrptic in small portions perhaps
day for five months, which dspeed entirely the hatucUt
sickness Of the stomach heartburn which had
When confined took about wine glasses fun of
the same medicine which gave easier delivery by
great deal than ever bad before Nor is this all have
IL tried in case, aud head from respectable
source IN another that LthOntrOpuc tried
and the Midwife with others In attendance thoroughly
convinced uIs the pain Of the delivery very much
lessenec BY its would say all my that expect
to be mothers not Co be without invaluable medicine
during pregnancy, aud particularly al the time of condne
meut, has marked tendency relax the system,
seQuenty the pain of labor is much diminished and
Of he Womb and now enjoy better health than have
done ten years. and believe the disease is entirely
moved.
sir DO this that the suferings Of very many OF my
may be alevated they only overcome their peIudi
ces much TO Try The LthOntupuc. II any person
wishes know opinions further upon this subject they
ELIJAH SNOW.
CYNTHIA L. SNOW.
present and heard Mr. Snow acknowledge the facts
contained m The above certificate have been acquainted
with Mr.. and Mrs Snow for many yoars and have
10 believe the Jruto Of their certificate.
Rev. J. W. NBEDHAM.
PREPARED ONLY BY
w. F. GRAY.
marI6-triw&w6m Nashville, Tennessee.
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Greatest Medical Wonder of the Age.
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Eadies' Dresg Goods.

JHIC have been purchased under very favorable cir
cumstauces aRd will be sold at low figures be sure
give call before buying; We have elegant assor-
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JACKSON, Tenn, August %, 1851
The above perfectly cured by 10 bottles Of the
LhOntuptc aud OF me worst Gravel that
has been In this country. G. ADAMSON.
IL Le.every female who expects - become a mobe
read the following and profit thereby
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Il. Il. Haynes & Co,
JOHN BROWNE

A GENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND sALB OF EH-
"A GROKs, PoTtsrs Old stand, No. So Cedar srosl
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Il
Mediterranean, so t060c.
Tennessee hcd, s. 65cs
WhIte, 90 10 zoe.
Delivered At Tue Ware House Of II. s. FRENCH q son,
and subject 10 their approval.
JAMES COLQUHOUN.
Nashville, March ., Is55-Japri8
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
An Appalling Calamity

BY telegraph We have the leading
particulars of one of the most startling
and appalling calamitlcs, with which
the public have been shocked ,since
steam was first introduced upon the
Ocean. The details are terrible and
heart rendering Ofabout sixhundred
souls that composed the human height
Of the Inflated Austria. from Hamburg
and Southampton for New York, over
fourteen hundred persisted OF the
lost, large number wcrc suffocated or
roa.tod by the flames which consumed
the vessel, while others jumped into the
Ocean and were drowned. We are not
left to conjecture as TO the cause of this
frigh,ful disaster. II is distinctly re.
ported that the fiio resulted from care.
cssness, in fumigating one Of the.
apartments with coal tar. AS soon as
the fire was announced, the Captain. j.
appears, lost all presence of mind, and
he was among the first 20 to perish,
having falling overheard, ia ut mpting
we presume, 10 save himself
The names Of the saved as far as
known, arc given in our dispatcbes-
This list includes G. Huffman, (report.
cd Lukeman by telegraph Of this city.
Will. Stachel, Of Cincinnati. and sevc-
raj Others whose names we have not
learned. who have friends residing here
arc among tho missing, though il is
possible that some of these, with many
others not yet heard from may have
been picked up by passing vessels.
Gin. Ga.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01

For this audacity, Bauer is to DO at
onoe condemned TO the clique--ing gul.
atine. and represented as mot being
qualified for tho Office, "a tool for Black
Republicans and Know Nothings," and
in The very next sentence they charge
that "Mr. Bauer is German "a mem.
Der Of the Catholic Church in god stand
ing, Keeps store and sells beer"
What is this change made for, gen
tlcmen OF the "Court House Clique"
but for the purpose of keeping in your
ranks such Know Nothing allies rs
Holman and Martin NJ. Ray
We hope soon TO see the day, whom
honest mon every where, will be allow
ed to 20 10 the polls and vote as indc.
pendent. mon, and not as dictated to by
few Office holders, and Office seekers,
and Congress aspirants. and salaried
attorneys around the Court House who
compose tho "Court House Clique"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01

clique and county expenses, and expos.
cd their doings and extravaganza with
n master hand. 1t was not only costly,
Court Houses, Jails, Assylums and Iron
fences that cat up our taxes, but the
fact that some men could rear fino qold
watchcs--gold headed canes and drink
mint julips. and pick their teeth on the
steps Of tho Burnett House at tho OK.
pcnse of the people that wc now groan
Under these heavy burdens. Mr.. Coo
ley charged no ore with these things
but tho very mention of'thc subject
seomcd to strip the bitserest bile with
in the "Dauiel come to Judgment"
The Brass piece then CLOSED by the
most brutal display of bTackguardsm,
the lowest Billingate possible, TO emf.
pate-from "Rat Row"-picking his hat
and beat retreat fearing Cooley's re.
joinder. Mr.. Cooley seemed to hit him
in sensitive spot. A mad dog ap'
preaching water could nothav cvinced
more desperation than did "big windy
at the mention of gold watches and
Burnett House julipS. Sheriff Glide
woll had best kocp Danniel away from
these parts if he wants to hcal tho
wound.
The affair waa favorable 10 the cause
Of the people and we will demonstrate
IL in October. X.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
Sheriff Glidewell

1t is well settled axiom that II is
best to "tell the truth if it shames the
Devil" Mr.. Glidewell, by infringing
this rule has got into tight place. He
first denies tho charge that heuas drunk
&c, at the Union picnic and gives it
the lie direct. He next implicitly ad-
mits the truth ofthe charge, and pleads
shat If he was drunk he is ashamed of
il, and will do so no more" This is
too plainly a plan of the "baby act, "
as tho overwhelming testimony Of Mr..
Colescott has nailed the question to the
counter.
The influences of the Court House
clique are ruinous to young men from
the country as is clearly demonstrated
in the case of Glidewell and others we
have occasion TO name hereafter.
The issas between Glidew&l and
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01

Colescott is now fairly made. Colescott
makes the charge and Glidewell denies
It. We invited the proof and Colcscott
gives It. The jury nre to try 1t in De-
tober and wo wait with confidence the
verdict Every voter should remember
that no casts his vote as sworn Juror
In this case. Mr.. Colescott is bold man
and challenges legal or other investiga-
tion-hc is responsible mau, but we
are confident no big lawyer fees will
grow out OF il. The truth is, hs has
got Glidewell by the map Of the neck, !"
ard you should soa! his political course
by your verdict Of guilty Al. the ballot.
boz.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01

hiiSoho oopboHooIi - 100.
Mn. EpiToR:
Our quiet village was
edited on Friday evening last by polt.
cal speaking, and has been the first mat
ter Of stirring interest, since the mcmor-
able picnic at which Jack" Gtidcreu
got so gloriously drunk and about which
he has made such an ass of himself
The speaking was advertised for the
little. BRASS piece" oftbo Democracy, I"
Daniel D. Jones Esq, of sclf-imposing
importance. Aftor the courtesy shown
this arrogant demagogue,. by Mr.. Cum
back at Mt. Carmel, and dams" boast.
ed announcement Of his intended reply,
after Cumback's speech at Brookvlle,
and invitation for public discussion, VIC
fairly presumed. In inviting Judge
Cant and Reuben Cooley Esq, to be
present and one or both particip ate in
the discussion. Mr.. Jones, however,
instead OF inviting Judge Cant TO a
general discussion Of the issues before
the country rs Camback did Jones at
Mt. Carmel, refused. TO discuss with
them unles they would avow themselves
Republicans, and thereby showed the
VIII lite feather; but finally consented
that Cant might reply on conditions
and under restrictions that destroyed
all fairness and proper investigation
The Judge, however, pitched into him
with such decided effect that Jones got
mad and roared like a Gagged animal
The moro he growled the harder the
old flannel jacket Judge frightened the
screws, until Dan fairly caught IN the
meshes of Lecomptonsm 'caved in"
The speech of Cant was a trump, CON-
pared with that of Dams. He showed
more political information-clear pow
ers Of umcntation-readier wit, and
the self-possession that marks the man.
The crowd insisted on Reuben Cooley
Esq, speaking. Mr.. G. who is plain
truthful man and formerly County
c Commissioner, took up the Court House
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01

opportunity almost as good rs daylight
to See what was to be seen. There is
on, exhibition many excellent .speci-
mems in the vegetable and floral depart.
ments, affording pleasant evidence that
tho farmers of franklin know how 10
cultivate their farms, and the ladies Of
Brookville their flowers. The spcci.
mems Of corn were numerous and excel.
lent, showing that this important crop
in this region was good yield in quail
ity If not in quantity. There were
some very fino peaches on exhibition,
raised in a garden in Brookville. A
tomato tress, thirteen feot high, loaded
with this healthy vegetable, was raro
production, and worthy of attention. =
twas pruncd, and trained up long
pole. :. The specimens of the potato,
Irish and sweet, were good.
The, mechanical and stock depart.
ments were not equal, near, TO the cele.
brated Fayettee Fair. Our own enter.
prislng and worthy townsmen, Messrs.
Cassaday and Apologize, have their SUI.
Perior work, In the carriage and har.
ness line, on exhibition, and, as the Yam.
keeS say, lguess they will take the pre-.
miums, as they usually do. The stock,
though fcw in number, arc good In
quality, The Fair is passing OF In a
creditable manner TO old Franklin--s
name quito familiar TO the writer.
Mr. Balm, from Ohio, the great horse
tanner, Is here, displaying his skill in
substance and training wild horses. and
Is successful to the wonder of all. He
seems TO DO genial, jovial man, anc
knows how to please mon rs we'll a,
tame horses.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian con.
gregation held social entertainm men
last evening, ut the Odd Fellows Hall
which Was numerously attended by the
bon ton of tho town. trust they mad,
II remunerative affair.
nm Off this morning, and expec
tho next few days TO be renewing scenc
of friendship where spent Many year,
of labor and pleasant social fellowship
and whore dwell many choice md val
ued friends. .. b. +. NJ.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ will sell at public auction, on Wednesday, the
27th day of October next Mt the residence Of Arson
Buckley, late Of Franklin county, deceased, two
miles south west Of Fairfield all his personal prop
erty not taken by the widow consisting Of eight or
ten head Of horses, twenty head Of hogs CATTLE two
or three hundred bushels Of wheat clover seed thirty
acres Of in the fed in the crib ten tons Of
hay, clover tbresher, 4 interest in threshing
machine, u interest in n wheat drill one two horse
wagon, one two horse carriage and harness, plows,
harrows, cultivators, and other farming utensils,
household and kitchen furniture, &c.
The CATTLE hogs, cor wheat and clover seed will
oe old on a credit Of three months; q credit OF
twelve mouths will be givenson all sums over three
dollars the purchaser in all cases giving his note,
with approved security, waving valuation and APP
praisement laws. JANE BULKLEY, Admr'x,
JOHN 7, BULKLEY, Admir-,
Sspts30, 1858. 1t with the will annexed.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
ADMTNISTRATOR's SALE.

The undersignei Administrator OF the estate Of
James Mewhinuey deed, will sell at public auction
the 18th day OF October 1858, at the late resi-
dence Of said deceased, Blue Greek in Brookyile
township, all ia personal property OF said estste
not taken by the widow; consisting Of cattle, hogs,
cooper tools, carpenter tools, shoemaker tools,
household and kitchen furniture. aud various other
articles too numerous 10 mention. Sale to COM
pence at 0 A. NJ. on said day.
Terms: Nine months credit on all sums over three
dollars; the purchaser giving notes waving benefit
Of the valuation aud appraisement laws, bearing in
terest, with approved security. Sums Of three dol
lars or less. cash IN hand. d. MEwHINSEY.
no34 81 Admir-.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
Rcw apperttacnremts.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that sealed proposals
~ will DO received by the Clerk Of Brookville
township at the Auditors Office in Drookslle up ~
the 18th day OF October 1885, for the building Of
new bridge across the White Water Valley Canal,
near the crossing OF the Brookvilt and Versailles
State road. Tho plan aud specification for the bull
ding Of said bridge, be seen at the Auditors Of
hce in Brookyille. by order OF the Board Of Trus-
toes OF Brookville township, made September oath
1883,
Witness my hand, as Clerk OF said board, this 2sth
day Of September 1888. A. B. HERND0N.
M, ~
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
The emigration TO Missouri at this

The emigration TO Missouri At this
time Is very great, considering the
pressure Of tho times. There are two
main causes for this. The FIRST is the
Free State spirit which is rising, espe-
Chilly along the border Of the State.
Tho defeats Of this element in the last
elections will not materially injure IL.
Indeed, II the frauds which were prac-
ticed upon the FREQ State population
can be fully exposed, it will give the
free element q greater Impulse than IL
had before. The second cause is the
Graduated Land" arrangement Ia the
State, by which any one coming soon,
with about sixty-hve dollars, can secure
them q tract Of three hundred and
twerty acres Of land. / will explain
this arrangement moro fully at some
other time. OF the emigration to this
State, there 10 q considerable portion
from Indiana, several Of whom have
settled in st. Louis. BY the way, this
city Is conceded 10 be one Of the best
points In the West for young man
with good trade or profession, proof
ded he Is we'll furnished with the im-
important metallic elements, consist n z
of brass in the face, iron In the will,
and silver in the tongue. Silver In the
pocket find to be very essential 70.
qusitc also. For, until person make,
some friends here. and learns the tricks
of trade TO some extent, ho 10 bound "a
suffer In the pocket considerable.
Yours, &c., w. SIS.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01

"No Democrat was ever elected President Of
the United States after the party was organic
ed, who was not nominee OF the party -
democrat
Tn. above frank admission, is so an
tipodes TO the stereotyped declaration,
that tho party now claiming to DO "Dem-
ocratic,P was organized with tho foun'
dation OF the Government, and has
been in power almost ever since, that
we must do our neighbor the credit Of
truthfulness, If pcrchanco it be by acct
dent. Let us no moro hear the dema.
gogical cant which claims Washington's
Jctferson's, Madisou's and Monroe's
administrations as, part of the. history of
this bogus democracy" The truth oi
history will sometimes leak out. and all
men "who read" know that no such
party as tho democratic" party ever
had an organization in this country
until after tho first election of General
Jackson. 1t is timo that this "self evil
dent lie" was branded as it deserves,
and domagogaes frowned down, who
assume to themselves under this corrupt
slaue.ridden organization, TO BIO the par
" whose virtues and examples we should
all strive to emulate, but upon such as
sumption, which can only be lkened to
him who steals the livery Of heaven TO
serve the Devil in"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
The Howl Of the Black Democracy

Over the Court House Fence Is sim.
ply ridiculous. Why is II that, when
the missioners sold out the fat Job
Of building our Court House, and made
arrangements to spend $4,000 of'mon-
ey on that cdifce, that tho righteous
indignation ofthe Black Democ was
net sroused2 Was the plan and spccif.
cations of tho Court House first settled,
and then fair, open and public letting
Of tho same had? "Nary time" Did
the party ever object to this proceeding
How about tho Poor House, built
at AN expense ofsl7 ,ooO2
Both these jobs were sold out in sub
stantially the same manner that this
fence has beon disposed OF, but the par.
ty has held up their hands for both these
iniquities. Then why this noise and
howl. It is nothing but a farce to de-
ludc tho people. The Clique have sot
up this man of straw, and are now Wig
orously trying 10 beat II down in hopes
of Withdrawing tho attention of the
people from the truo issues Of tho day
from our Treasury opcrations--from
tho iucompctency and unftness for
Office of some of their candidates. and
past extravaganza and proaigacy with
the peoples money.
Look TO your interests, tdrPdyers=
see to IT that you are not gulled by this
clap.trap hue and cry concerning the
Court House Fee, c, which is but a tri.
flo, whom C pared with tho past
conduct i extravaganza of the
party.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01

brook,llls Corporation 10 eta on each tl0e ssd ~
cts. poll. Laurel Corporation 10 etc cash 600
and 70 ct. poll. M Carmel Corporation sane -
springfield Township.
The addIiiou Of one 500 each poll 10 for spec
lal school purposes.
ex- Persons intending 10 remove FROM the seun-
or had better attsnd 70 the pay meat Of their taxes
" they will be called upon by the proper enesr -
pay the same with cost
JOHN G. BURTON. Treas. Y. c.
Breokviiie, Indiana. Aug. ~, 1883. .so.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
LANE g. BODLEY,
Manufacturers and Dealers IN
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY.
(tnciuuatt, ONO,
CORNER JOIfN 4 w tTRR eTs

\NooDw0RTiI planners, DANIEL PLAN.
w ers, Grey and Wood Pianers. Chair Sect Plan
ers, TenoDing Maehine', Moulding Machines, Power
Mortising Machines. Tub Moftsing Machines, Hub
Boring aud newiDg Machines. bianchardI Pa
tent Bending Machines Bianchsrd's Patent Spoke
Lathes.
WHEEL MACHINERY,
Prosser's Patent Single Schron saws. Doubt.
Schroll Saws, Saw Msndreis, Railway Cut OF Saws
Turning Lsthcs, broom Handle Laihes, IIollsr
danreis. Chair Cbuoks, Ac. Orders solicited.
ffebs3'5 LANE a bodily
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-01
DISSOLUTION

THE partnership heretefere existing under ths
i name spa style Of d. & J. forfer, In the mill
ing business, has beon dissolved by matun consent
John Forer retiring and the business TO be eontia
ued by Danl fouor. All persons Indebted 70 n,
mid arm are hereby notified To come forward A.
bsake INN. diats ettlsmont. ID. 4 J. foRRER.
HooKvilLs Aug H.