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We learn from Tahiti, via Honolulu, that the
ship Wild Wave, of Boston, $50 tons, bound from
this port Valparaiso, wrecked the low island
of Oeuo, in lat 30 L south, 1301 81 west, the
night of March 4th. She was total loss. All the
persons on board, 3S men, were saved, rather 81
were the island at the latest accounts with pro-
visions sufficient to last them four or five months,
and about three months after the wreck the United
States sloop-ol-war Saratoga, at Papeete, went to
rcscnn thnm.
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The Expedition TO rescue Horace ReIl,
D.J,,,f 90 NT,I rDI..

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 29.-The New Albany expedi-
| tion to rescue Mr.. Bell returned home Yesterday
having been pacIied by the assurances of the cit-
zens of Brandensburg that Horace Bell would be re-
| lea sod on hail
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BosToN, Oct. Thanksgiving in Massachusetts,
is appointed for Nov. 25.
In Lowell last night large wooded building oc-
cupied by Norcross Co. for planning mill, and
containing valuable machinery and large quanti-
ty of lumber, destroyed. Loss S25, 900; most
ly insured The fire was the work of an incendiary
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Debut of Mad. COIson.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-The sale of tickets for
Mad. ColsGn's debut on Monday, commenced this
morning. Twenty-Five hundred dollars have been
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fuel as they ranged at the different yards Yesterday
morning Pine wholesale, from $3.50 to So: retail,
from So to $3.50. Oak, wholesale, from 1915 to
"a; retail, from .25 to Si.75 Hickory. whole
sale, 50 to 1925; retail, from S537 to S575.
DEAn.-Robert Gregg, the keeper of the CITY
Spring in ''Old Town." died on Thursday nirhf
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The New York Eeening Day Book says of the
latest New Y ork murderer 1t seems to be conce-
ded that young Gouldy was neither intoxicated
insane when he committed the act. The deed
done from a natural depravty of his nature. 1t is
frightful to think that any human being, brought
up in the midst of civilized community, could be
bad enough to butcher all those nearest and dearest
to him on earth but the circumstances warrant the
belief that the murder was cool and long Premed-
tated,
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,oyZ
Together with 500 bbls Corn Meal to the West Indies
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal
IL nnd nctnh
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M0NTPELIER, VI, October 2S.-The Legisla-
ture, in joint Assembly, this afternoon cleo
ted the following named gentlemen Judges
of the Supreme and Circuit Court:-IsaacF.
Redfeld, of Windsor, Chief Justice; Milo H. Ben
net, of Burlington, Lake p. Poland, of st. Johns
bury Asa o. Adds, of St. Adams, John Pierpoint,
of Nergennes, and Jas. Barrett Of Woodstock, AS
sistant Justices.
.The Hon. Edward Everett. is in town, and deliv-
ers his Grafton on Washington in this place this
evening.
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HALIFAX, Oct. 2S.-The Steamship Indian
Empire, Capt. Courtenay, from New York, arrived
at abOut7 O'Clock this evening, and will sail a
about noon tomorrow for Galway. She had ter
rife weather on the voyage from New York.
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We have Honolulu dates to the 18th ut.
new treaty has been made with France. The
Adrertiser says the main points yielded to France
That the French language is to be placed on
level with the English; the duty liquors to be
reduced from S. to So per gallon. French vessels
same footing lIawaiin; the French Consul is al
lowed to exercise Judicial functions belonging of
right to the IIawaiin courts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-11-17
nLEG4L NOTICE :

.THOMAS| HAWKINS and Margaret Hawkins
i his wife, who reside without the State Of
Ohio, Joshua Hobbs and Joseph n. MarkeJ.
will take notice that on the 9th day of Au-
gust A! D.1S5s, William Stanton, filed petit
ytion in the Geurt of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, against them, which is pending
in said court the object which is to collect the
amount due on four several promissory notes
given to- Themas, Hawkins to Joshua Hobbs
and Iyl Hobbs endorsed to- the plaintiff. and a
mortgage to secure the payment of said notes
given by Thomas Hawkins and Margaret his
wife to said Hobbs, .onlthe following lands in
said county TO wit:
The south east quarter of the north east
quarter, and the north east quarter of the
south east quarter of section twelve, township
Ave, and range seveni also endorsedto plSintiff
and to sell said land (now ,iowned, by Joseph
Ii. Markley, subject.to said mortgago} to pay
the balance duaion said not tes and, mortgage,
amount demanded by plaintiff 740, , with inter
est as fslluws-on $340 from June 20, 1854, en-
$500 from October i, 1854, and son S206 from
April ], 1855, subject to the following credits
fS205S April 8; 1885, $40 SaptA 19,, 1888, $50
November H., lS56, $50 Februaryl1S57 and
SIS August ID, 1857 amount now due 1897 50.
The defendants are required toa appear and an.
lswer or demur to said petition on or before the
10th day lof October S5S, and in default judg
ment will be takes at the November term OF
said court 1858 as by confession. In
bazJ bn tHoIIIsTER, oKEF &IHoLtlsrKR,
|'J|'sA ''i''' ','iN'.i4'' = AH'ys ,er Plaintiff.
August Is, ,ils5ai ew. 80 rol snOf4
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ORIGIN OF THE F. F, VS. Many OF
our readers have heard of the First Fam
lilies Of Virginia." but few we take it
know how the term originated An ex-
change explains it thus: 81 '..''1' ''''' -
In the early settlement of that State,
it was found impossible to colonize it un.
less women went there 20 Accordingly. a
ship load was sent out, but no planter
was allowed to marry one of them un-
til he had FIRST paid one hundred pounds
of tobacco for, her passage. When the
second ship load came, no one would pay
more than sevcnty-fye pounds for. the
matrimonial privilege, except it were a
very superior article 'sl''.,., 90.
Consequently; the descendants of i, all
those who, were sold for one hundred
pounds of tobacco were ranked as the
frst families; while those who brought bu,
seventyfve pounds are now ranked as the
second families; and the reason why nc
one can ever find any of the second ifami-
hes, is because you can't get q Virgihiau
to admit that his mother only brought Sew.
enty-five pounds oftobacco. =. ~
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1t Amt Uncle Bill, But Somebody
Else,

. o. r 4Lf. . - lf- a.
+ The following anecdote is told of an
old gentleman by the name of Uncle Bill
Trenton, who resides in Tioga, Co
On one of his recent visits to town, l,he
came with yoke of oxen to the mill,
loaded his grist and was starting for home
when he saw some of his old friends han
ging about the store. Getting into a
little chat with them invited them in to
take something, took something himself
and then little more, till it got to be toe
much; and night coming Oh he set of
with his oxen and cart, having perched
himself as well as he could on the top Of
the load. The road was muddy and s.
was his head. and he soon sunk down un.
der the power of the liquer, and with o
Ilurch Of the cart was rolled into the road
while tie oxen went swinging along lone
One of his neighbors coming along from
town with team, saw uncle Bill lying in
the mud, and, getting down shook hin
soundly, and cried out: -l-a
'Uacle Bill is this you?' t.too -.'r
No, no, it amt Uncle Bill was the
reply. He quit drinking more'n a yea1
ago. and dis ere feller's drunk as ,
post q 'ala *ra.e1a s..s l";.u-,Hl
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SMART BOY.
Whose pigs are those, sonny7,

Whose pigs are those. sonny7'
:. sold sow's, sur. .IEtoa T3Y2Gat 4
81 Whose SOW is it?' 80 srt,iy ~
gaaOld mans sur.'fo} - 3pn) al u
4 tWell,' then, who IS your old man!'2 -
Ifyou'll mind the pigs, sur, I'll run
home and ask the old woman h rooh
Never mind, sonny.laI 1 want a smart
lboy--what eau You do!'oa gaJ a,-~f,4 :
i can milk the geese, ride the turkeys
to water, hamstring the grasshoppers,
light the fires for the flies to court by, cut
the buttons off of dads coat when he is
at prayers, keep tally for dad and mann
when they scold at a mark-old woman
is always ahead" ar ca ,..e !" "
Have you any brothers?' -
'Lots of 'em-all named Bill except
Bob and his uame's Sam, Ny names
Larry. but, they call me Lazy Lawrence
for short ~ &. ~. ..tgf ii 2siie 1a-
We'll you are most to sharp for me-
liam, hey? We'll, travelon, old stick
in the mud; sshant hire y ou for boss to
day. L'sao' I'a- 'f ,t'"'@Tita.2 . as'"3
! p. slfFtf44
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John KENT, Jr, Ezra Barker and Lucy Ana,
u Barker, his wife will take notice, that on the
18th day Of July, 1858, Thomas Mitchell as
the administrator of John Kent, deceased, filed
in the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
his petition against them and others, asking
leave to sell the following real estate belonging
to said estate, situate in said county, to pay
debts, &C., to wit: The north west quarter OF
the north west quarter of section twenty-seven
and the month east iqh barter ofthe north east
quarter of section thirty-three, all in township
2, and range 4. Said petition will be for hear
ing in said court on the 9Th day Of ofSeptember
1888! ''9ve fHoLLIsrER, !okEY & HoLIIsrER, }
July 49, 1e5s.-6w. goa Att'ys for Petitioner
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~- The editor of the North Carolina
Presbyterian, who is at the Virginia
Springs has heard good story of Spea-
ker Orr and the Rev. DR.. w., of Lex
ington.
Not long since, the story goes they
were both at the warm springs, and met
in public room Of the hotel. They had
been sitting with other company. AMI af.
ter while the DR.. arose and walked a.
cross the room with the usual limp in his
gait. Mr.. Orr Immediately recognized
him, and asked him if be were not the
Chaplain at the University of Virginia
at such time, naming the year. The
DR.. replied that he vas, ..yr,r o.fy
Il .was there" said Mr.. Orr, "a student
at the University, and 1 knew you by
your limp" i7~& .,.1 w. .'- 7'''s'l
"WelIn said the. Dr.. at seems my
hn.ping made deeper impression on you
than my prcaching."
The joke placed Mr.. Orr in an awk-
ward predieament, and most men would
have been uuable to extricate themselves
but he replied with ready wit. aHo'
"Ah, DR. it is the highest compliment,
we can pay a minister to say he is kncwr
by his ,oalf rather than by his converse.
ton. ~ ai i.''.e'~ p is F1.g ~ ~
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LEG.AL NOTICE,
Elizabeth Scott, =
AGAINST


James Scott, William Crosier and Dorcus
Crosier, his wife, Mary A. Workman, Mat
thew A. Scott, Frederick Birgi and Lavica
Birgi his wife, Charles Brgi and Charlotte
D., ,Birgi his wife, William Scott, and Emeline
! Scott, Samuel Crow 6 Rachel Crow his wife.
nOWER.-The defendants will take notice
~ that the plaintiff filed her petition in the
court of common pleas in and for Monroe coun-
ty, OHIO, on the 5th day Of August, A. D. 1858,
setting forth that She is entitled to dover in
the following real estate situate in said county,
to wit: The north half Of the south east quar-
ter of section number fourteen, township four,
and range four containing 81 and 14-100 acres;
also the west half Of the north east quarter of
section number twenty-five, in township forr.
and range four, containing seventy-nine and
96-100 acres, also the south east quarter Of
the south east quarter of Section number four
teen, township four and range four, containing
Al acres; and that at the next tenn of said
court, she will ask for a. decree for the assign
ment Of her reasonable dover in said premises.
~. RICHARDSON & SINCLAIR & HEApLEY,, =,
af.lf, ,.,,ra,f ,a, Att'ys for Petitioner. !,
August Is, 1s5s.-6w. tt.s, a..
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8 o. A washerwowan in this city, who
had been in. the habit of washing the shirt
Of : poor attorney, recently charged him
for it by the dozen. on the ground that it
was in twelve pieces. T 0T
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EDiggs saw a note lying

9 Diggs saw note lying on the
ground bu. knew that it was q counter
felt, and walked on without picking it up.
; He told Smithers the story, when the lat.
> ter said if aas si-s iH i q
taa DO you know, Disgs, you have com.
nitted a very grave offense?'
why what have I ,done2'
sYau have PASSED counterfeit .bill
knowing it to be such, said Smithers
without . smile, and fec.
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u yeB The marriage between Jonathan
and Miss Great Britain, which was SO
brilliantly celebrated few, weeks ago, is
.eridently o very unhappy one. At all
events no words have passed between
them since the bridal day.
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E Doctor, what do you think is the
cause of this frequent rush ofblood to my
head!' sOb, is nothing but an effort Of
Nature. Nature, you know, abhorsa va.
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We are afraid that q young lady
who uses rouge to counterfeit a blush,
must be concioas of cause for Blush
ing. fynoJ 'teIotq gd, ~ t,iaioqqs
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There Is more truth than poetry
in, the assertion that there are two periods
when Congress,does. no rbusiness-one is
before holidays and the other AFTER q
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~A letter was dropped into the
Post Office in Greenfield, Massachusetts,
last week, directed to "Eggarborcity Nus
+ chersy.p .- After some study, it was sent
TO Egg Harbor city, New Jersey lti p
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WORK AND REST.
What have l vet to do,

What have yet to do,
Day weareth Or
u d Flowers. that, opening new,R 1897
Smiled through the mornings dew,
Droop in the sun. .---
81 Meath the noon'e scorciiing glare
y Painting stand; i1i ae.t
- Still is the sultry air, iaSi a. ThHTi
Silentness everywhere 70, 20 'ffs'7
Through the hot land. 80
s fet must labor still, 2ra 9i
gs as ALI the day through e.
"a Striving with earnest will ,as.
.4a Patient my place to fll, -s.t @a
My work to do. s,.f, rr n
Long though my task may lie, ,r
Cometh the end. .i ,t
o. God 'tis that helpeth me,
His Is the work, and He ... ,.....
-, New strength will lend. ....,...,.
&s He will direct my feet, -.
Strengthen my hand,
Give me my position meet
Form in his promise sweet
T Trusting I'll stand.
Up, then, to work againl i---
teHl Gods word is given l'a1raa rr
1i. That none shall SOW in vain,I r-
But hnd his ripened grain aTr,
a Garnered in heaven. t-.
Longer the shadows fall,-
Night cometh on;
Low voices softly call, s.,- 81.
aCeme, here is rest for all, ...s
Labor is doner'
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E Hr"Now, granny, I've eat all the
cherries, and if you don't give me five
striker, I'll swallow the stones and choke
my darneG self.n r..l., L.t-r .e.rn ma.
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@T The slightest sorrow for sin is suf-
fcient If it produces amendment, the
greatest Is insufficient if it does not.
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g : - Woman has found her true sphere
at last. 1t is about twenty-seven feet
around and is made up Of hoops and Grim
! cline. e 5y.zt. iiflla9'.sa
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H-"It is poor rule that wont work
both ways" exclaimed boy, throwing
the rule back at his school master.
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EA fellow who got drunk on elec-
4 tion day, said it was owing to his effort TO
put down party spirits 5. .k'~,e''' q" :
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"Dsar Ssr:--In reply to your favor,
which required no apology, as / am. a..
ways ready to enlighten my friends when
in my power, would say that for varaci-
ty. Mr.. s. sustaias a high reputation.
I speak knowingly from the fact. that
ten years ago he said he never intended
to pay me seventy dollars which he owes
me, and he has, up to the present writing,
kept his word most rigidly. a ~
laaotee ~iiti l'b Yours, respectfully,
,,.,..,A,,, NJ, j. L---. L - -" .
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Spicy Correspondence

The following notes which are sufficient
explicit without any explanation, passed
between two gentlemen: 8 %. so
..Dear Sir:-llaving occasion to make
business engagement with Mr. j. r.
S.. ! wish to, inquire ofyou iu re-
gard to his character for varacity as ]
have frequently seen him in your com.
pany. Apologising for the liberty, :
am yours, truly. - -
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SCROFULA, '
Sore Leg, Ulcers on the Body, Pinples on the
Face, General Eruptions, Bois, Mercurial Sores,
GlanduIar Swellings. Secondary Symptoms,
'.' f''ls '-'f !.'i 49, NEURALGIA, -' -'' l.
Rheumatism, Lnmbago, Stiff Joii.ts, Paralysis,
st. Vitus' Dance Nerve ous Twitehings,
'i'-| H''' FEMALE COMPLAINTS, ~ @'[ e.
Sexual Weakness, Barrenness, Disease of
the Womb, Weakness Of the Back, Loilis and
Limbs Gt sii'' sHi-H % fHs sEf'5 sfftE i'rriO
' AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS. iiEs
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pleurisy, Catarrli, Influ-
enza, Cough, and all other disorders, if admin
istered before disease has struck mortal blow
at the great vital organs.
siJ IFUBAUTOGRAPH .LETTERSi GdoT4 !.
OF distinguished men in every profession,
warmly recommending the preparations may
he seen at DR.. Roback's Office.
Mandatory, Sale-Rooms and 0finea No. G
East Fourth street, Sd building from Msin
street Cincinnati, o.. -T liz, jr, r,.,.9 =.
FOR SALE BY 4 ...f,.se5 =, .,.9. .f,s, -.
|, J. A. & G. II, Davenport, Woods
field; Kotzebue z& Oblinger, Malaga;
Armstrong & Mooney, Beallsrille; Chas.
F. Billman, Lewisville; w. O. Anshutz,
s Co, and w F. Booth, Sunflsh; and
rbyqDruggists. and Merchants generally. q
June IL, 1S5s.-1y. ,sra Is
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NEWSPAPER BoRRowERs-Hear how
editors talk to borrowing individuals:
81 Got q newspaper to spare?' 1.dral
adsa Yes sir; here's one OF cur last. Would
you like TO subscribe, sir, and take it reg
ularlypla kaos
i would, but / am too poor
). That man just cams from the circus,
cost SO cents; lost time from the farm, SO
cents; liquor judging from the smell. SO
cents-making dollar and half, actu-
! ally thrown away, and then begging for a
newspaper, alleging that he was too
poor to pay for it,! g
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DIR. ROEiACA'S
Blood Purifier and Bleed Pills.
:. y h,'is =, ''a"3 THE GREAT 11'f' -. "a
Scandinavian Vegetable Remedies
To THOSE WHO THINK AND REASON

To THOSE WHO THINK AND REASON. =
The intelligent in this country, are always
ready to test the merits Of prominent dis
covery or invention, and if satisfied of it's ,ex-
cellence, to adopt, approve and recommend it.
1t is to this thinking, reasoning class, who al
ways look before they leap, and whose honest
and rational judgment gives tone, to public
opinion, that DR.. ROBACE'S BLOOD PURI-
FIER AND PILLS owe their immense success.
When this
Great Ambassador of Health
First announced that his Scandinavian Rene
dies were infalible in Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
pfaint, Nervous Diseases, Sexual Weakness,
Scrofula, Premature Old Age, Fever and Agrc
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Fits, Hemorrloids or
Piles, Weak stomach, Collie, Diarrhea, ETC., lie
stated the manner in which they operated.
Their actual effects were compared by saga
cious men with the distinguished PE Eysician's
statements, and it was found that every stage
of the progress of cure, was precisely as he had
described it. The result was that the mind Of
the country became interested, and that per-
sons of the highest standing in every. city and
town in the Union, patronized the preparations.
and admitted the claims of the illustrieus
Swede, to be the F,rst Medical Discorerer Of the
age. .al & s.s !.Fsi. Ell. f,t-t 47;- fa sy-E.n.
a THE BLOOD PURIFIER AND PILLS !. d
are now universally recommended by Well in
formed and candid persons, as an immediate
cure for 44.s.c ~; - .<EsI
80 .i.Lg INDIGESTION, IL
Costiveness, diseases of the Kidneys, Cramps
in the Stomach, Wind, Collie, Pain between the
Shoulders, Nausea,' HeadacheSols
LIVER COMPLAINT,
tJaundice Pain in the Right Side, Eoss of Appe-
! tite, Sleeplessness, Nightmare, shh - il ;
l'Gt'si"lF'''e GBNERAR DEBILITY, . firp92
Nervous Trsmors. Painting Fits, Epilepsy, Men
tai Irritation, Dependency, Wasting of the
| Flesh, .''--. 'S6l "a .T"@-
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"Boy, what is your father doing to-

,sa "WelI, / 'spose he is faif'n. 1 heard
tell mother yesterday to go 'round to the
shops and get trnsted oil she could, aud
do it right OF, ,loo-fori he'd got every
q thing ready to fail 'ceptin that. P
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W-Poetry is said to be a gift, but it
often proves to be a theft. ~ .,.s
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DIR. = J., CL4RK'S ESTATE. ~
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
LIN has been appointed by the Probate Court
of Monroe county, Ohio Administrator of
the estate of John J. Clark, late of Monroe
county, deceased. l4 JOIN ALEXANDER,
serg -, 1ssS.r7N,rS.. a ,,Aamx.
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A Singular Vote.

At the late election in Massachusetts
the town of south Danyers voted as follows
q for Governor: ~ Jfl9l- III
Banks, Republican i. IA
- Beach, Democrat .ifa- 49, IA
els Lawrence, American - 144
.i,o, That town was iyery impartial in its ia.
yors, aud was determined that no party
sn should have cause to complain of it.
LoaIcAL.-A writer in tue Westminster
Review once took the position that alco-
10 hol is food, and offered the following logic
i9 IN proof Of it: 49, -, ~, .e1,
=, Food is force.
,-.rg.sta ~ IS Alcohol is force, 5fiil.fr48
.Isers2 g1a Therefore, alcohol is food
DIR. Mussey gives formula equally le.
gitimate and conclusive, namely:
Horse-feed is force,
~ Whipping isforce. Q
Therefore whipping horse is horse
.g - i,, feed, gdse - sisgef ~
I,a4 20 which capital logic our John adds his
'''''an My ma IS woman,
!, ,sgs. Queen Victoria is a woman, fi8
iia. Lsg, Therefore, Queen Victoria is my ma
sai Our Jeems thus expresses his senti
Esnts: g. .... 81
. The, fools are not all dead, h
.>9ge jThsaiitsb Of the nborelis mot dead
Jsxaisfs,a Il. writer ls.afool.6l
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LEGAL NOTICE.

August 25, 1s5s.-661v-o - ,.,a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-23
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B. B. WAsHBURH,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-23

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AugeTs and Anger Bits, Hand aud lemon Saws, Rules
Foot AdEes Braces and Bits Double and Single Plane Bits
COmpssses Chises and GOuges, Drawing Knives, Climb
let's Raches and Hammers, Spirit Levels Oil and Water
Stones Squares Of any kind Screw Drivers, Gauges Chalk
Lins, Anger and Chissl Handles, saw Sets.