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Extra Chance.

An oaerirg for sale that beautiful House ant lot,
Il Cherry street jo.ing tie "UrnR nuitdinEs. =
fnoW Ia cerse u ercrtoI) fronting So feet aud
nng back Isl feet. This Is aha most eesrable prep
erty Ia the city for sale Also, two store Houses
Market street spring 81 Apply g.
WILL T. BOYD,
iyl-tf No. so Cherry street
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gotels, Sc.


NJ. w. MASON, Proprietor.
TNHIS new and commodous Hotel is now thoroughly
L furnished and complete in all its departments
The proprietor has added to the Hotel one. of the
largest and most complete --y-t -r e,a-
New stables s.s3-i ..-t
In the State capable OF stang $50 horses under the
and supervision of careful and attentive Oters
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c. Ase.
large lots under fences for the accommodation of
drovers. 80
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, has also been
added to the Hotel. rl--- 4
ThsnkfuIfor the exceedingly liberal patronage which
the Forst House, has received since il has been in
charge OF the undersigned, he intends To spare no
pains expense 20 make it the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks, Bugges, and Horses furnished travellers to
an point they may desire from Russellvilie.
sept1-dAtriw1y NJ ". MASON.
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FOR S ALE.

N5.G01 Worth of Most Valuable Real Estate.
I WILL sell on the most reasonable terTnr some OF
i the most desirable city property ever offered 10
this market lying Cherry Cedar MARX and Spruce
Sts, suitable for business houses .r private WenFs
prop1sc to exchange the abOy Tor Likely Negroes, a.
the best ,1Tsh prices.
mayl5-u WILL. ]. BOYD, JR.
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FOR RENT.

L Fublsc sauzfe, hsrHaefiy oeruIasd b Lyuas A
c. Possession gives irnFued Atriy. Appiy -
WIS TRANSPORT. vcwHIRfER 90.
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W. n. CHAAIDS ~ cos
PAT Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

rJ,HE undersigned purchased the state Right for
Il Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
PORTIONS of the state asks attention of build
ers and the public generally To examine its superior
ity over other modes Of Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. IL
is impcrvious 10 water, elastic and flexible; Il will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 nrei Is
cheaper than any roof Of the old style aud
IL viii give better Satisfaction its durability there
is no question Il is the best thing
painting OF old leAky tin roofs.
4S- The Cement viii be furnished 10 those At dis
tauCe with directions for using.
ss- COUNTY RIGHTS FOX SALE
H. Orders sent to the undersigned, through the
Post Onioe viii be promptly attended To-
/ would respectfully refer "a the following gentle
for whom Aavo covered buildings win the u
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned. !. ~ad artI. ~ ss-l. g.
AscaIIKcTs AID SAsrFR nEcaASlos NASHVILLE
Mai. A HERMAN,
Msssrs HUGHES b SAITH.
COLEMAN * SPAIN,
WM- srockkl.L,
Mr.. H AZ. AkERoYD.
MARHkN 4 MOORE,
HoUGH n MCCULLOUGH,
Col. II /. ASDIRsoS, N. Co..
Rev. ID. ELLIOTT,
ID. n. wiLklS,
EyocH Essi.EY.
SLAUGHTER X HERRIFoRD,
W b. SHAfAk1,
J ~. WILLIAM, r-v
Az j IINDSLEY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W H. GORDON A CO
JAS. Il. kkNpklCk,
Rector y. g. SMITH, Columbia
MAJ A J. DONEISOS, Davidson esanlyf
= CsL A =, fOi.k, Mary eoanty. -
ar me Nashville n thatsAnoaga railroad conpa
ay adopted this Ceeal for tbs covering u their
ears and other work.
A. Certiarates and testimonials ffsm Ciacinnau
and elsewhere where the Ceurat has been general
ass foe several years, cas- be eKhibiied.
The andcrsgaed has hseE eagasc4 IN saFlsas modes
81 Cameni roonng foe many years, Ana n@teFs huscn
thasa he has zsiaes sonss salSnsnee sAd kao~iedge
aafIng thai tiIle-
I have made aFrangemsnts % receivs \ superior
inpaFtsl aFseis % R0oans Fen FROM Enkisros Bzo-
faszs, Mes fosk-
SAMPLES VI kossang 70 be ssea At of1ce.
u +. NATttrAST, :.
= 81 Once No. . Du4sseraek street,
mAyls-sm SsssyntE. Iksx.
S0 BOXES TosAcce, various braAss, BY
0U sssls-a pil-IAis 4 CO.
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POST Once.

NASHVILLE March 80. Is5s.
sRoM and sftsE tks la II Apra, The Poss Once -s
II b opened on Ssndays AZ half past A. NJ, and
eloss - A. NJ open again At Y. ~ ard eio~s -
2. ". On all sfheF days the oaoe <il ee epened AZ
eAfp@sa 8, o'clock A. N, and ciose al o'eo<k r
u. r. ANDERSON, Post A-sisrs
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Negroes Cor Safe.

T HAVE quite number Of Negroes on hand for
Il sale; amongst them excellent Sennstress and
House servant Also, several good Couks, Washers,
&e. Can soon. WN L. E0YD, JR.
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Coal Stock for sale.

I'VE have iS3 Shares Huntsy he Cuai Mining stock
w wewish O. SEQ exchange Tor hsely young
Negroes or CITY property.
auca4-tf II. IL IIAl Ms 4 co.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
q, Ass Prizes.-Nearly one Prize TO everv nine
Tickets
Magnificent Scheme
DIFFERENTIATION PRIZES.
5.4S5 Prizes amounting o.............- $500, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters SO so
Certifcates Of Packaees wilI be sold a lhe bod

To- A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
viii be sent u any one DESTROYS OF receiving
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO.. IA. COLLEGE STREET.


IIAVE nov IN store, and constantly receiving
III uns Assortnaat al all kindE Of CABINET FUR
SIruRE which they are dcteTuined ~ ssu low -
any otner h,ise Ia the city, At the same tine
ratng thor FurAitHre b. ol the best workmanship
aud ni lsh OBe ~ tho arni has just returned ffvm
th cast ssherehe ,esnaliy sslretea the
which Is al OF RGsgST AAsCfAcrrkE aad Latest
srnEs our stock sts In part Of Rosewood
Mahogany fay0r furaltlrv, suns 81 Slsch - very
1nr I'D ether with Cbamosf sets Book Cases, Ward
-.,ba Reclining Chairs Lounges. sots, Easy ChAars.
FRENCH bedst ads, Muse stands, Mahogany -LhAlgs,
russtng Bureaus. EXTENSION Tables, oic., etc :, aud
cotAplets Azsalrtnfcno Of all Kinds OF
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Change Of Schedule
49,. = * IL: ls.sE.zs 60
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
MS- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS sly
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAn

on and AFTER SUNDAY. July 18th, 1855, the Pas
" sengeT Train will run rs follows
Leave Nashville daily at 4. NJ and 2:3O =. NJ.
Arriving AT Chattanooga at2:2O p. NJ and IS A N
Leave Chattanooga at a. VI. ana = p NJ
Arriving at Nashville at 7 so p. NJ. and S:IO A NJ.
Through tickets are sold at Nashville TO the follow
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Low Pficed Furniture,

.ad every vAristy of Wood and Cane seat CHAIRS
Hs ~ili sade&voF u piease ali ami VII take much
azlge sbo~ng oag sbek 70 shese = ho taay iaSor
.,s,i-.m PATTERSON a FREEMAN
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fOr Salc-Gu Rent.
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

TINE undeTs gned are now offering at private sale
all that portion If land, ing a., S,ruth side
Of the Charlotte Turnpike belonging the cstoie
the late Matthew Barrow ds,seased The land ll,s IN
full view, and within about miles oi ghr state
Capitol. and Is laid out IA lots varying size from
fourteen 60 twenty nine acres, all irunt1r un the
Turnpike road These lands VII be sold az t4ig PR
ces aud on liberal time. Any persons Wishing g. eN
anime them, ascertain par ticulaTs H. rClailn
the terms viii please call on John C. arrow near
the premises orpu J. l.. a X. ". Brown Real Estate
Agents, or the undersigned N Nashville.
NJ. :. PIICBFR
g. {. TORBFrI
septlO-u Executors uf N. Barrow, decd.
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To ali tile Eastern Cities.


To ali the Eastern Cities.
- A. " tlsttnng Express, through 10 Columbus and
" Cleveland without change 81 ears. 20 4. ~ Eve
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN .-C1cvclaud, Iittsb0-E, steubeuvire,
and wheeling Lightning Exprsss--Leaves Cincinnati al
O'Clock A. " Tor al the Eastern cities also, spring
ueid.
Tis train stoTs between Cincinnati and Columbus at
LSveland, Morrow, Ncnaa, and London only
SECONlb TflAiN.-1lcTcland Express Nah-Leaves
C.B,iunata $780, II. fr Dunkirk Buffalo, New York
Boston, Sc, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia. Wash
ingt0al CITY.
Tbs train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
THIRD TRAIN.-Aecousnodato Cincinnati
30 r. u. for Springfield aud Coiunsbus
Ibis Tram ziso makes connections Tor Wilmington,
Lancaster and GAINESVILLE. This train stops Rtal points
betx eun Cincinnati and Columbus.
EUtEII TflAiN.-1leVeland, fltts6urg and Wheel
Iag Night Exfress-Ieaves Cincinnati Al 80 O'Clock
z. N Tar all the Eastern cities.
Tis sioIs 81 all Points between CINCINNATI and
Columbus
Trans run BY Columbus time-seven minutes faster
than Cine Innasi time.
Tor Through Tickets
And al information OsnclntlAt p4cse apply AZ the
ilsgi- Miami aar Coyngsrn and Lexington ulce, Ne
i3irnstg ilgase, Al the Oil te soutl-e4st corner
hrsaa~.s and ffoit, opposite spencer hoase, or 1t
J. DURAND, SuPernsendenI
Z +. FULLER, General rSkst Agent.
THE oNSIBUs LINZ calls for passengers al All the
principal hotels for each aad every tram. BY leaving
tirectons either OF the above ofhces VIII call for
passengers N ali parts q the eity, without sah
A "A IA Rlff.gI.k< N,utlu
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NlIQSlOn OF USeIuI huOWItIIG.
Pm, Eng lever Gold Watches. hunting cases sIOO
pnt.rt Anchor Cold Watches hunting cases rs
IaJi-s, cold Watches huntlng cases So
II,,,,,,,., - ,yer Levers hunting c.ses g6 M
-, :, l,-.,r,,,a ma, mn md pms 1S,.t In ! caret
W." - - N,
r.. ", =, 'it.,,,, U,.,,,pd apnes ~ a
49,. a. ~, 80. uuIaturc ioc.e,s IA n
49, - C,,,,.,, pms and IJrots IN n
-, - ,,r c,n,en sleeve Ha,tonH A n
80 st,,1e nr tneo studs "a
,tet,,-r Gid PEN and Gold ,.ase large 10
lilies, pen, ana cold case so
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w. III. GORDON s. CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
-- Market and Front Streets,
Nashville. Tenn.
~ WHISKY, &C.,
Lulu 500 barrels Chenoweths do;
500 barrels Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky;
$50 boxes hne BranGies, dozen each. In store
and for sale by w. H. GORDON & co.
se. 80 Scales. ScaIes..
A FULL stock Of Fairbanks celebrated Scales, Dor
n mant Platform, Grocers, Counter and Beams
Also Hay and Coal Scales in store, for sale at Facto
ry prices, by ". II. GORDON Il CO.,
ian29 Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee.
Sugar.
1iS HHDS. Common, FAIR, Prime and Choice Lou
100 barrels crushed Sugar;
LIS 80 Loaf Sugar;
so Clarified Sugar;
90 boxes white Havana Sugar in store and for
sale by W. Ii. GORDON K CO.
Star Candles.
100 WHOLE boxes Werk x Co.'s Star Candlesi
lOO zoo half boxes Werk X Co.'S - @
200 quarter boxes % a. Z"
200 boxes Madison Starch;
1000 % Prescott x Co.'S No. and extra Soap;
n store and for sale by w. H. GORDON co.
Nails.
q 600 KEGS ShOenberger's Nails, all sizes;
~,OOO 100 kegs flour barrel nails;
100 % finishing -
100 I" fencing 90
... SO " 4, ., and inch Spikes; in store
and for sale by W. II. GORDON & co.
Cotton Manufacturers Agency.
IETE Sole Agents for the sale of the Fabrics of
R1chland Manufacturing Company, Pulaski, Tenn.
Sparta do do Sparta, .
Sumner do do Gallatn, 20
Franklin Factory. Franklin, 90
laurel Hill do Henryvlle, 90
Rockdale do Mt Pleasant, 90
Shoal Mills, Lawrenceburg,"
Crescent do do -
Crowson do DO "
Hope do do d"
Pinewood do Pinewood -
And have always hand full stock of Sheetings,
0snab1rgs Driilings, Bagging, Cotton Yarns and Bolt
ny which we offer 10 the wholesale only in ots
Of less than bales Sheetngs; bales Osnaburgs;
Nashville, Mars. W H. GORnoN & co.
Wool. WOOL!
WE want 80 900 lbs. CLEAN WASHED Wool, for
w which we will pay cash. We want ii to make
mars '' WI. GoRnoN 800
LaNrenceburg Money.
I'VE taking Iawrenceburg Bank Notes at par
w in payment of all accounts due and for any
feb23-n W. H. GORDON K co.
OsnaBurgs and Sheetings.
100 BALES rs and A OsIaburgs;
lOO 10 bales "a inch Bagging;
SO sparta, Laurel Hill and Sumner Sheetings;
oOG bags Cotton Yarns al n1m5e5si IN store and
ian2S Agents for Tennessee Manufacturer
NemONe0
TITO II. T. YEATMAN'S Warehouse, No As Market
l. -. ID. DICKEY.
jy20-tf
ssalatiM rThreshcrs
ON hand and for sale by
~ u. u. nICKEY,
iy2O-tf BAN IS Market street.
E CORN .t
10000 s sgshils CORN WANTED r'nHHDI-
iunelS d. u. DICKEY,
N'CREA, W. HOOPER HARRIS,
Late of McCrca 4 Terrass. Late Of H. b. Norris 4 Co
uzaTrVr NdnEO A. EN
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12
THE STATE ELECTIONS.

New YoRK-Thc Democrats have
carried the city Of New York, electing
their county ticket and four Of the six
Congressman. The Republicans have
carried the State, clecting the State
officers, a majority Of the Assembly,
giving them the State Legislature, and
also Il large majority Of the Congress
sional delegation. .. =.
III MAssAcHUsETTs, the Republicans
have elected the entire State ticket
and Il large majority Of the Legislature.
The Democrats Lave elected b. F. But
Ter to the State Senate, and Caleb
Gushing to the lower house Of the LIE,
gisIatnTe. The Congressional delega
ton will be composed entirely, as now,
Of Republicans.
New JEEsEY.--Thc election in this
State vas for members Of Congress &
Of the Legislature. TO Congress three
Republicans, 9 anti. Lecompton Demo,
Gratis, Il Lccompton DO. are elected.
The Opposition have d majority on
JOINT ballot in the Legislature, and will
elect a L. s. Senator.
ILLINOIS. --The Douglas democrat.
have a majority in the House Of five,
and in the Senate Of three. The Ad.
ministrotion vote in the State is not
over $500. Lincoln has over 5000
popular majority. The Republican
State ticket is elected by 5000 mai
The Congressional delegation stands
as before.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

augurated was correct, it was resolved
that Pennsylvania, at least, the home
of the man who had established it,
should denounce it in terms that could
not De misunderstood by any one.
She has done SO; and we believe that
even tens of thousands ofthose who pro-
testingly voted for the defeated candI
dates from a love for the organization,
while they detestcd the principles which
for the time it represented, rejoice with
the great body Of the nation over the
result, much as they regret that the
misconduct of faithless Administra-
ton has given rise to such feeling.
And now, what of the future? Are
our rulers not yet drunk enough with
the blood of the victims they have
slaughtered on the shrine of their hid
eous altar of Lecomptonism? Are there
yet no signs of returning reason? Are
they determined to compel the Dcmoc-
racy of the whole Union, in sheer self
defence, to publicly repudiatc them, as
Pennsylvania has done? Are they de-
termined to drive their daggers still
deeper into Douglas, in Illinois, and
throw away the last opportunity they
will ever have of regaining, in a slight
degree, the affections of their party
and of the American people. - PAila.
Press.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

GREAT DEBTS. Tho debt of Russia
IS said TO amount 10 S352,S00, 000.---
That CT France is 81 ,24S,000. 600
and that of England to $3,295, 00O,.
600. Rather large sums, but tho re.
sources Of all the three nations are i'm.
mense, and their credit is excellent
Eechonge paper.
"a" Well, if the present policy Of
our government is pursued a few years
longer; and an army, with its super.
numeraries, can be kept in the field to
amuse the Mormons ond Indians of the
Plains, our young republic will soon be
in u condition to exhibit debt rs biz
as those Of the proudest monarchies OF
the old world!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

WnEAT.--Ihe surplus crop Of wheat
N Jackson county, this year, is csti-
mated at $4,000 bushels. The people
Of the county have under consideration
he adoption of system of free school
education,
y. aEg~ And they will adopt it. They
arc not cursed with a set OF ola togics,
who will neither make improvements
themselves nor permit others to do it.
The population Of Jackson county is
wide awake and energetic, are they are
rapidly improving fertile and plcasaa,
section Of country. Their new Court.
House would be credit to any of cur
counties.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12
INDIAN WAR.

R@A The following letter in the Hart.
ford Times from Lieut.. Tyler, desert
hes the last Indian battle on the plains.
1t appears: On the 9th of September
they left camp on -Four Lakes, where
the first fight was had. They met the
indians near Spokan river, who form
ed very animating sight, prancing
about ON horses, tricEcd cut in all
their fncry, singing their war songs,
and evidently feeling very confident.
They commenced operations by setting
fire to the grass, and charging upon
the soldiers through the smoke. The
Mimic rifles were brought to bear, and
the indians were finally driven into the
timber. The soldiers then pitched into
them in a two hours's fight and routed
them completely. The next day copl
tured nine hundred horses belonging
to II Pclusc chief named Til.ho.waE,
the most notorious horse thief and ras.
Ca! on the frontier, and selected about
two hundred ofthe best horses for their
own use. Coming up the river, they
destroyed large quantity of the crops
| of the hostiles, both in tho field and
slowed away in log houses for the
winter. I'D .
The Indians, says Tyler, are per-
fectly disheartened at our victories, and
| think the war is over for the year,
They dare not live with their stock in
the plains, and are therefore driven to
the mountains, where they arc living
i'll fear, and trembling lest we follow
them. They are greatly in fear of our
Minnie bullets. We are in the very
heart Of the onemys country, and the
dangers which beset this letter are very
great. The only way We can get the
mail thro' is to entrust it to the good
fuith of the Indians, who fought US the
other day. One of the terms of the
treaty is, that all the property abandon,
ed by Col. Steptoe's party shall be re.
turned, and the Indians are doing so
very faithfully and infinitely. Tin cans
cups, spurs, pistols have been returned,
and even skein Of thread and q
II ecddle have been brought in. These
are the frat Indians have been ever
seen who were absolutely ignorant Of
the value of money.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12
lNFLiMMATiON OF rae EY 'I'

Like all other inflammation, is caused bv INN.
riiy ofthe blood, which causes all erup,iyo tis.
eases, as Salt Rheom, Scurvy, Boiis, Sores, q.
GERS, &c. The Blood being uaI,ealthy AID ora,
impure natuIe, also occasions DrOpsies. tn.
blood becomes Obstrnctea in the veins, the Wa.
terry part of the blood in consceuc NJ e is throw,
out OF Their oS,tcm!tics and dropsy is the result
Many times ills occasioned by improper ,rse,.
meHt "l some former disease, and the verselsbs.
ing filled with serous matter insioa d OF blood.
FREQ excavations of these pills, open the pas.
cage INTO tho bladder aud carry OFF the corrupt.
cd humors,nnd renew them with pure and HEALTHY
o'""a, which viii drive out Of the body all in
hamaiion, together with all eruptions OF tho
skin and all dropsical complaints. They will
be shield 10 every form OF disease to sua,d
and Keep you from The cold, eYaspiGg hand Of
death, and cause life and strength TO remaic.
and the counttnance to brighten with tho bloom.
of beauty and health.
DIR. Morse Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers in Medicine. Nov 5. In.
Sore and H.fdmed Eyes These disaoreeabir
complaints are generally very prevalent a, thi,
season of the year, and it is therefore master
may be cured most effectual!y. The be,, 70.
medy yetdiscovered is BrGgg's Arctic Linisnen,,
as the following certificate will show:
WEBSTER City, Nov. 9th, 1867.
DR.. Brace dear Sir For more than three
years myself and daughter have been afflicted
WIN unnamed eyes in an aggravated degree, and
urea various physicians and hostruR,s 10 n,
shect Al length was induced to try the Arcuc
LIniment, and IN twomon,hs L was noarl, cured
! aud my daughter was nearly we'll, although par,
! OF the time she had been totally blind also
used the Linment for the rheumatism in my
oacSi ana cured by part ola bottle. would
not Do without your Invaluable remedy in nv
mousse Yours Truly,
| WILLIAM RUSSELL.
-. "adswor,h, Post Master oG Iowa City,
confirms the above statement.
For sale in Morganiown, Va.
BY FITCH CIIALFANT.
An agent wanted in every town and city. Ap.
Phcsuons should be made to bragg 81 Burowss,
! 81 Louis, Mo-, and must always DO accompanied
| by good references.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

MS" a celebrated Spiritualist, DR..
Randolph, has openly recanted. In II
lecture at Utica, on Sunday week, he
stated it as his candid opinion, founded
upon an experience of nine years as a
medium, that spiritualism was one third
imposturc, one third insanity, and one
third diaDolism. Dir. Randolph says
that insanity is the usual fate Of the
mediums.
Ge35" DR.. Randolph, it seems, was
nine years in making a discovery that
any person of ordinary capacity, with
the Bible in his hands, and believing
its teachings, would easily make in as
many minutes. The miserable humJug
of Spritualism is nearly exploded
its dupes having recovered their senses
or lost them entirely.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12
From the Valatia IN. " Weekly Times,
May l5, 1853

GARcLISG OIL,--'rhis Article which is aid.
reTiIssd III our paper is one of The bes, or.
iicles III use. i il not like most Of the nal.
tnt remedies OF the day, made to make mon.
y on merely, but !, 3 composed of re lnedi
81 properties that are truly valuable. AMI
lss accomplished mois astonishing cures
han any ohor article protesting lit same
virtues. Il is in fac, just whist il is adyer.
.isei.
We understand that the wife Of Jacob
Ciarper had stiff joint in one OF her haubi,
winch had been so for some time. un a
lew weeks since, when she was induced to
Try Merchants Gargling Oil; and astonishing
10 say The JOINT IS as piiable rs any one On
ne lhuG. The article is calculated for Ell.
lhef man or beast, as will be seen BY reier'
ence TO the Advertisement.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

Hon tie Press is afflicted 6y Dead
Heads. - Railroads occasionally com
plain Of dead heading but constitution
suffers so much from it as the press. -
A sensible writer says:
The press ondurcs the infection Of
deadheading from the pulpit, the bar and
tho stage, from corporations, societies
and individuals. 1t is expected to yield
its interests it is required to give
strength to weak institutions eyes to
the blind, clothes to the naked, and
bread to the hungry; it is asked to
cover inirmties, hide weakness, and
wink at improprietics it is expected
to herald quacks, bolsterup dull authors,
and Gatter the vain it is, in short, TO
be all things to all men; and fit looks
for pay or reward, it is denounced rs
mean and sofdid. There is no interest
under the whole heavens that is expect.
cd to give SO much to society without
pay Of thanks % ,ho press.