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flrn1er5.
SHELBY IRON WORKS
AND
Ca Wheel Mandatory,
Near the u>pension B ridge,
NA>HNILI T., IE.NE SEE.

XITHTTCOMB LEGO, Founders and Machinists,
w respectfully give n toe that their extensive
Foundry, Machine shop. and FurerS, cumIlct
81 aui IN st'ccesf operations and that they pre-
narcd Ia all uTc.S for heavy AMI light cast
ings, mclu ing CAR-WIlEIIS OF THE MOST mi ROY
Eli PATTERNS.
In this lc'a tment thorough Enowc'g &c and long ex
perience enabl" us To- challange cumpct tion.
Also, CA~T-IRON HOUSE FRONIS of the mort i'm
proved patterns; PLAN, d ted, Ornamental Col
umnS Watcrlipes "f all Retnrts for t,as Works
ant ether est tbllshmeIts where required steam I'm
gines. Mills, El"nriug Mills, &c made pr Im'tly
To order, and uf the b'st material Particular atten-
ton given t. repairing machinery at low prices and
liberal terms.
Onr SMITH WORKS will be Of the most extensive
character: Saw-Mll Works, Stirrups. logs. rtman-
Irons, SawCrauks Bolts aud all kInas of Mil Irons
made on the shortest notire.
A we are practical mechanics wishing to establish a
ncrnInent bus ness, bi"Ct will be a. pay paltcu-
lar atteItinn all orders for repairing old ina
chinery. All require a l., ial, and are conf
dent OF h'ing patcouizsi.
\. B.-We have on hand N present large assurt-
meul VI FIre-Lsars for steam Engines.
VA. LEGO.
Nashville, Tee. I-tf.
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FLOWER SEEDS By MAIL.
Twantv Chnioe YarietiA IS fnr One nnllar

Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.
Il 'ut s-.nss,i.bes re,ls, uuiy anu,un,vs tat, n
g. suplty a ~ thai has bvvl4 greatly see II -
man. bl ana las q, tluNe.s, be A4a pur, ~
as-sltttns..t 81 las l!uWcr ., Nlsh have b,cn
tui4u KNOWN every = 4 Il the Jutih,
D. II thc usst reliable cha te.s- make the tel
oStas rAt at lgni Hi,s tatsi' &c, titt 4 ms hr
uuih ust %. /, th - ui h sns, d 4 sciec
ts4s iIv4l the bet k.i issh. tfCash aud tvgus a.-
90 s4ss, they sfv ssid al hail sn1 p irs tit ruacE
soe-s IAVo b4I".s o.iufu4a .ed ~ tina nlalAvt.
tss ss telct ea ugt uts Ia 20 coisSIun oi flower
see-, tlo tn.zt beautiful zUd HliuAy VztiotsE each
aoit dAtlnct ~ coiuf, aad 4ia;-, pfDuIcc a
eject Whus planted uLt "a e~s grDutss the
h1fuuT. ! have had each van Is dlst4utt.y ul4FEed
u,tNcgi ging, Uuiuf ui the ,NrF, uituusr gruN ag
whether carsi 90 a,4ias, Nc. the -lssiiki b.
va and other yat,Athis hlts cuilKALua-
Ia tiHg these artctrr have bsa CArUlLi 81.
cant apfal lnec, ui,t u4c cuiecoits w cutnl sc
ouiy Ihsiso Wh.,h really ssisy aIa h lstiss:
sbsch beiieNc Nu4li prove e. tr satlsiartRsa
ol any "a IS uT ssativulzn ~hu uight BE- sd "a
1Fies theta. Ils cl ctou be sat frce by ,rpst
any lsast uf tlr count the so asN "a pg.ces
Asso. turut No- 1, vonssts u tNe - eice VaTtsies
u Annatis. ...---..-..-.. 81 ~
No. :, c.,,.i-ts II tSe4Iy ch..cs vasis-
ucs al iA-naltis ani Frrvnnlzls .... I 90
Ma. . rolss Il ten uAt . nsr Varhs-
tss u AaRrsis aa 4 i'rrrHnsats, eulbra.
ctne aa-sas - tilc ncS aEd cAeicust la
No. a easi .. ts,s ys.y e. az. "
vties, sers ld lgtsln rfEe tsswrfs u tzsgsh lsn-
sizes, q 'rhian faFtas.os and ie.see Flnks, Kar-
bens4ss Tfsaart french AssrFs asd iiit be fInl-
yh.eks, esch sa Sh.c ia al tss4ty ays
tssas 4. a. .ssss .s ,isa., s.e t. naa,.r :,
the ASS tneHl- ksm tianecs caa b. mate q h4nk
bills 'sr postage stain.s At.IA- MAckiNxif.
fsh'-u Nashville, Tenn.
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5000 Cases az AZ oi,p ISrIAs ioSTok. ~ss
5000 cas.s easias-s, ~ai sssse sAs rs1ssisesE ::
his .isys IN cgrtAg tast area 81 liscass
5000 Cases ooSsUMl,IiuS--Falk % esiAkS.
hn earnest lcssnr bsiEg a. coEtauGA-4fe
5000 casss . The ~ofit 3. rsa.o4.ss =. I've
proved saceesEai n r-nFe thzn S11e
5000 Cases e.ass. he rs4slIss sas. asF.ssaas =
sszd hiEn a niauts cescrFtso1 90 "a
5000 Casa syfn uss, th tso staEPs. 4 ce-ts,l
q Fzs the retafn isttef. n ~kich Es
1000 Casa ~iIl return Ihem hls ALI ! F.sEsSsuf
TIstN. an difecsio1s f0E p.sP4al1g tAs
5000 c.s,s ls ,'s'as.; .s. -,
5000 Cases a.ss-i ~lli a. . sssoss. : asaessy,
5000 Cases makes no chs. e.. Ha sals seset N az
- tsing . "a al tse g>od Ee he
a0o0 Cases fsye hs sfirs Hs fsxis AZ Ae tszstly
esl -brstsi far tlss q Csaa ansQ<i1E
s0oo Cas- Astl1saz fiFanehth, n srso1s azsc.,on1
c.pzsxhs Ga -, A. Aatres4
1000 Cases It.T; ts.ar HaAsr.
5000 ca. M.r ss--s.a
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Iirimcnt |!


For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure PerfoI med by he
Leans Volcanic Oil liniment.
READ ItR IatR R~lINIS!
Th, Has f"rd bsaSAsmItlI, hA4I.g near
Tenth street, had horrible running sore un las
fuot. lie tried NaIieus IInimelts. saiyts, Gc. but
could do i gnud He desIaired of ever being able
work at his trade again b. cause he could bear
any weight un his io l. aud by D. tile Mcleans
Volcanic lInimrnt, hc is nuN perfectly cui ed.
khcu1nstIsn, Hralys.s Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprhins,
Stnness IN The joints Muscles, Sore 1hu at swell
ugs, tAr-aChe 1uoth ache. Wounds, Fresh Cuts,
sores, BurLs, scais, aims &C, yield IA the magc''
influence uf this Wonderful Iinneit
For Horses and Cattle II Is inialble remedy fnr
Chafes, Calls, scratchss, Cracked Heels. IAmeness,
spawn, sWerny, Splnt, FlstHa, Bruises, welliDss 9,
Wounds. Rattle snake Bites and various ,th dissas-
es which ANIMALS liable 10 from injuries
dents.
Every Country Merchant should sbt.n a supply OF
McLean's Volcanic On l.nment. Il sells rapidly be-
cause Il always cures.
A liberal discount viii be made Ia merchants who
buy o. scll SSaIn.
az Eor sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
Of thirt and zine streets, Louis, Mss"ur also for
suie As above apl?- RTy
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iveu under my hand this August cd, 1857.
UANu HILTON.
LcKsoN Tenn- August % ls57

JAcKsoS. Tenn, ArgrEt -, 1857.
The above case perfectly cure by Is bottles Of
the / thontIifJiC and was OF the worst Of
Gravel that has ever been IN this niry.
l.. ADANis ON
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Tie Cherokee Germ Planter

fAiENTII7 81 Ellis CHARLTON, ,scpt- Sth, iSSs
h all ,,lA etsa durable and efaesrHt issashic
Il fla-t1iE etffu irvzststes u tir lzascts
fcnntssss. lieN eNli4bIaa ~ Jcss.r- Aszst. sy
: cue, N.- - IA kef a vst. N1sAys slac-
las Ahs4ssAcv torn Lsnt-f uazEs ltsrlf SHOVE
al sakrrs, tor u durability chsas acsty.
tls. gzsr manner th-t 3 lsrrisHz tsse fiaA az
scFlse4 Ssrk.
n nlrroNs oet the ground - any requires del th--
irss- tlie essgn, mtay kesaes esif.i, s,sAc
q .sf ifci.s lstnistsg, ntzihvnsatcaiiy tie ill
te hiils za ls~sz.s t.te H. tas ey the ola
al-tlo1 S.ih tlr Lrlan ra@Eks atriy -,
sitsf ui s.seh L.ll y "a siFe hsa ~ "a. r tnf
Iiant tea a. titc<n fser asy a.ta sa1se,
itanEsrS aud ttirss lnf l1i sxaffspafian
thas ulschisIr a Nss4s- Artsztrssiis Css whefe
isay bs saasiy IN ssssrt1a sslse st-sa.
i'eis.sas .silars - purchase ttlNIf RksffIS IA
thsa aasIs rtzies. % appss ~ iaztsty lss
ingFsary bstnE asgs-l f rasasily y ca aFs4a
stch tofns All tBkare them large FetHFu ths
nsVestfaent Czh II Se. - NArket street.
N1sGfitle. CfifL.tls I Mrf8HEII-
ah4s-a
500 nusHEls sees o.s. ssr s..> y -.
Ia a. -. - 1 A lz.-4.<e - -
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MaNNX's CONFINED
REAPER AND WEIR,
With Woods Improyemenf.

FIsfIi- ctrbrztst n i1= zisxud the lsrenaisl
- GRANT t.uiIi A.sfiAl- ti4s cs.aahsnasi
k al1g Assg sese Al tlae great uIirsl stsfes
As Css4k lr4i f4sf ~4a Al t.lsK r, Az retsssal
her, isS.. rlar 1 al e1ae "a aear syrsrslse Ns4
fsfk taly all t- - laeifsai sss4ehl1e "a dr.
Casisi rtzfs tAssfszlsAls tzetzs. fhc tssunls
tee alaic t,se4E ss4fls tAF,asgh - shall A. Wiss1r
lres let tatd stAssS Ag.sati1Eal s..1sssy LeGis
viiis, ~.
hAiss recesvct the sNArd The best asaper sna a.
tise a<t NsNsg b9ase l@a setssFsfs tises 40
IsteEed b tks fsertrtf y the l4vftssa cruHty A.
Ficeitaraf s<<srtt Sa<hs He n Jaly ls4g exss
tnfsk NJ tfle usaetiasf 10 fEaHcHsee.
Nurnsfeas pshes psssns and <seas were give
tsss aaehsns eartpg he i<at ssaksa eyer every ~
ei.sns IN AEnsrfa-
n D. cifEAIHAN
esnsrAs A seas ~ re sfssa.
IIa@l-zk. ulsfIFsS 90.
szbis Am s&zksss.ss teza-
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Negroes, Negree.., For saie,.,

A M NAN cCaia ssa he xHfs. slso u . d, aa.it
~ washer aaa iryn~r. Als's good l4nnIis lAkai
Aegre~ss whsk - - ao.l iaN-
Js41s-& bosp = ca
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Straw Cutters.

tNTE have - sl-'S "a "a - Isfssss slnciAir q,
w - taras saa CaHaias's fa1aat. the lsttsr
Astcle tsak tis nsst pTsaian, :. Tie NasiaAi Far a
Louisville, ARn-lhssAfs saA
Nsss n
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LiNEKY STAHLE.
HIG HI A n D E r .

.
IL isc4ts,I ior the seatsuu at .s3s a NY -
fam Joining y .shy!llc. M@rpa W.u be
ce!VsI II Mach ltt ,l July - SO each
81 % tue Gruani ugs ltts Juiy "a C4sss
failure taey may b. fotsfnea goats scxt year.
H!UHLANI TX bred D. ft4uli-s faylos, ~
c, ~ ~, as MAS BY 0leae9s, guis as 4alA tastA
net nae. ~ al distances, by AuAa c, itQ -, Ac,
his psi ( (eH. PEss aHf fa4.i1I' r., 4 >s L..
hors mscg exeltss LIE a4nlli alli VI lis IA "a IL
cal observers.
Hb.ili-sNI tR i a ch ehestnut 81 excellent csnsi
tstun t'tu eT measuring H. hands "a Arshts
has unusual unIta aad Ito tacss uf tfaua cs'a lg,
N.th safsa-s AZ bs-tty 81 i,fnI 4ad a,tlli- gsi
rae -AuFsf Hlghan c. Trisat-teh taro g41al tsf
IuHls, 49,, p Lsssiiy a al.sa, having
aeu, hest ssyls, al "a hs u,any c'.ai -stins
Ia S5atA CAlusa aad t.oufgE utti. abe "a yvafr
oil. Nh.n he s.tl for suIsuu, tsa al wet
fFtR - utacf fOgmlabse Eisss, ~sasTsVss a. be
found
~ this sxtrcneiy tsy1g career II shaa Ter gain~a
a. isrge sharu al las stira tcs ans
race -hofsS ansicr ake "a runstsuc sssnsIaasiy
cag and rnuias all dinItiscVs IA itstlsF la
gsssi ar oa4 huaI4 ani ce'aalIlua
AL ~hs have eKiaaiio,i Hsstfl ANl'kR aad his cots
frvcy Iaa sisasss tssl, a brecfer sIr
ftpf staeN ier scxsy ssr, - "a lake @ak anng t.e
Rist fvp-t.ble h4fses u the cslaat y
marls-tg l. {. AuGAVUCK.
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HAVE ALSO FIrrFp III ~ TnR REAR or NY
CIGAR SIOkE,
a DpSuk ing SalO

Whore can be had all kinds af tlissnrs nl the best
quality mate up iutn any kiud II drink that may be
eaei Ter. only AK Izi t'n Il tlar liberal istfun
age of tile p1br, AMI viii us1 my let eadeaN to
please Fil wh" may eiKe a cail.
Jan. q, ls5s-u e. CliOAAT
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VfIE Subscriber has ing Arrangefaerts
u with Mr. A. ". SfH1sGEs, exIsrfienerl aud Trac
teal Aurtineer, Will atsnd aud make sales q Real
door sales. BENZ. A. sliiIIIS
nRaSS-H
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Fine Pianos at Private Sale.
DEM. +. >lIii las has u"w, AMI Will b. receiving
ID regularly direct from the mIuUi.', tgrerS, tht
4 the - make ana sty ylcs, which
tUthu..Z,a u sell un the IN u hbS,ai t',nIS.
Mars. Rk.NI. r. SHELLS, AccHt
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GENERAL COLLECTING ALESCi
WILLIAM GILL.
Auction lnrh

Y'ENfEfS his ssTyIces in tho abs,ve business q q
j cit zsus :" Nashvtiie AMI N.cBHy. orders ieit
81 the iiaz'its "flrs wall be- atlrBss. niarf-if
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Ornaments for Mirrors, sc.
PIANOS! P!ANOS!!

EaANOSs !ANOJ -
TIVE Uni H. SIGNEF has just received his ring
- Ck of rytuos. Mriuae"n>. NI"lins, l"t,-, Ac
icuuS VI Ih II AMI sheet VI s.c, wiuCh j. 10y E
the IA -st and best selected IL Cd ever Uncre' IA this
city. the from the v"r renowned maker
4. II. Gale y c., aH' St.inway 'us. livery Etn'
~ WArrastrd fIr five years. ami Will be sold at New
York prices. Frcights only aidet.
My rck ut Sheet VI SIZE very large, embracing all
the auJ popular pieces Ut the day II Nuu want
the h st htuo, and at the lowest 20 icts call ~ d,
Union street JAM \. M,tlt RI.
y. B.-A fresh supply az the very Fnputr songs
3" I'm Tw1hty-Eve," "GeLtlc Annie q r. sale,
Nc. SC tmaflU-ti)
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NEW
meoifal.

NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,
Established for the Cure OF
Dyspepsia, General Eebility, Fever
and que, A sfhma, lncipient on.
sumption, Infirmities OF 4 outh and
Cid Il ge, &c.
NO MERCURY USED.
DR.. A MOS & SON,
Corner @ Main and Quay street., Buffalo, Neso Iork.
A RE the only physicians In the state who mern-
n bers OF the Royal College Z Surgeons, LONDON
Iay he ,lted from oclnck in the morning, un-
I'll at night, 10 every state and sympt N Of isease.
The treatment they sdoIt Is the result of upwards Of
80 years extensive and Successful practice in Europe
and Amei ics. .'f
A Most Scientific Invention .
An instrument for the cure NJ genital Iebitty, or
Nocturnal Fmiss'ns, more properly known as seminal
Weakness, &c., can be permanently cured N frofn M
tsen twenty days, by the of this instrument,
when used conjciIltiy with medicines.
Young Man Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS d Sun take pleasure in announcing that
they have invented 81 important instrument Tor
the Of the above diseases il has been subjected
d test Of the mGst emneIit ply sicais in Loncon,
taris, Philadelphia and New York ii has been declsr-
the only useful instrument yet invented for
the OF Seminal Weakness any disease Of the
genital organs caused By the secret hab Is Of youth
DIR. AMOS If -SON in order % satisfy the most
skeptca TO the merits of their instrument pledge
themselves that in any instance where IL may prove
unsatisfactory ter fair trial the money will be re
funded by returning the strument in good order
Person wishing the above useful instrument will
observe that the price with the accompanying direc
tons, securely packed and by mail express is
dulla 5
New Remedies and ufck ures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR. AMOS G son have for a long series of years
been engaged in extensive practice in the treatment
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miscellaneous.
ATE NT
Elastic Fire and Water Proc.
CEMENT ROOFING.

'TIiE undersigned is prepared To introduce into
i IN tennessee W. r. CHILL COS PAIE\i
fI.ASIIC IIkL AMI WAlEh-i ROUI CEAEN1 kOOE
mt and asks the atte,tun Of A. chit cts, b .iliers
riiil.l,Iu Companies, the pLbic, u examine it,
4 ttt Kia.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, THURSDAY,
lew-Dork.

From Viz CHR, OWES & CO., General Advertising
Hose, Al piet'n Bmliing, do Broa-way,
NV York.
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L.s.ass pras "a al.saaaaa. 70 at, eeaa.
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OH Poet 'f1cc Builiing II Cedar and OuurIy
Nashville, - u"rr abe lAvAs and DIfts uIcu "r&
slrvCtiIu, s4y a4d Uglt. tvhli-u
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IT is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
Every ountry Merchant


kS- PRINCIPAL ! elDt the corner of Third aad
Fine street L Louie, Missouri
ss-For sale IN Memphis by : Mansfield & Co, John
sou Lung, and by Ward a JONES, at proprutor's
prices.
CO. For sale IN Louisville By IIII, AlEOTT 4 Co.,
Springer Bro. ANA II, muta & alton.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

THE CAssMAN CLAIM -" The State
Treasurer Gays he paid Mr. p Cassman
twenty-five dollars for monding artillery
harness. That gentleman, in n card, as
serts he received only one-half of that
amount Now who received the other
half1"-WorcU Democrat
The State Treasurer did not say any
thing of the kind-Mr Eastman said he
made out two bills, different IN items and
dates-Gcn. Schwarz (demOcrdt,) certi-
fed both bills correct AID due and, for
all that appears to the contrary, drew the
money on both. An there is about the
other half il, that it is characteristic
specimen Of democrat stealing Detroit
Tribune
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19
Crusader of Freedom.

This is the name Of new weekly sheet
to be issued early in tits month, a. Doni-
phan, Kansas james Rodpath, editor
and proprietor. TIL following distin-
guished persons are special contributors.
James III. Lane, General Of the Free
State Forces.
VIM. A. Phillips, Author Of the aeon
quest Of Kansas"
NJ. f. Conway, Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Kansas.
Morris Hunt, Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Kansas.
Phillip G. Schuyler, Secretary Of State
Of Kansas.
Henry J Adams, Mayor Of Loaycn-
worth City.
Richard Roalf, Esq and ether eminent
citizens of the Territory, will contribute
regularly to its columns.
Gen. Lanes career in Kansas will be
published in its columns The price is
80 per aunum; SIS for clubs of TENN
variably in advance Address, James
Redpath, Doniphan, Kansas.
The Crusader of Freedom is to be deyo-
ted to the cause of freedom and will main
tain the principles Of the Free State party
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19
Messengers London Cordial Gin
A PERFECTLY PURE TONIC AND INyIGO-
BATTING CORDIAL.

THIS medicinal beverage is manufactured in
London under tho rigorous espionage of tho
Excise Police, In accordance with tho Excise
laws of Great Britain, (Which punish with
heavy penalties the adulteration of any arti-
clio designed for food or drink from the fl
nest Of barley, imprcgnated with tho choicest
tonics of the Meteria Mclicd. 1t has been
submitted to the severest chemical tests, and
acknowledged to be free from any doleterious
Ingredients, and recommended as a perfectly
pure stimulant and beverage by Dr.. A. A.
Hayes, State Assayer of lass, DIR. Chiffon,
the celebrated Chemist, Professor Hale, Of
London, Drs. Castle, Turner. Whitney, Besk-
ley, Adams, and Richard, and several hun
dred physicians In every part Of the United
States, who constantly prescribe 1t in their
practice for kidney and gravel complaints,
dyspepsia, govt, rheumatism, general depres-
sion and debility. Where tho water Is bad
or unwholesome-in low or swonpy ground,
or fever and ague districts, this article will be
found positive cure and permanent prevent
I've. 1t is put up in quart and pint bottles at
fifty cents and d each, with the words ar.
L. Messenger & Co.'s London Cordial Gin"
blown in the glass, neatly labelled and enyol
oped. The labels are copyrighted In New
York. r. f. MESSENGER & CO.,
Importers, 90 Fulton ST., New York.
CAUTtoN.-In purchasing, be sure that 1t is
absolutely "MEssEEGERs," as several New
York and Chicago spirit.mxcrs are swindling
the public with counterfeit, which they rep
resent as their own importation. Every bot
lilo Of real London Cordial Gin is imported
by us, and bears tho signature Of Il. +. MIS-
sEEdER & Go.
Sold to the trade by C.. II. Beckwith, w.
O. George, Merrill 81 IIavors, and L. Reed,
Chicago, aud retaled by all druggists and
grocers. l0l
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19
sn What Is the difference bet,

srn. What is the difference between
Noali's ark and d6wn-east coaster? One
was made of Gopher wood, and the other
was made TO go for wood
nay" The Detroit Adycrtiscy predicts
that within GO days the Free Press will
have wheeled about so as to support the
LecOmpton Sgindle and swindlers.
Bes- The small pox is prevalent in
Quincy, Illinois, and the HeraH of that
city says it is ON the Increase, and calls
on the Citizens to take measures to arrest
it, progress -EJ.
re5- De Hollauder, out in Ottawa coun-
ty, under Locofoco control, hoists the name
of Flaviticus J. Littlejohnicus" for
Judge of the 9th District
heF What kind, Of sweetmests did
they have in the Ark?
Preserved Patrs
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

CHANGED.-The name of the Detroit
Tindicator, has been changed to the De-
troit HeroH. The Tribune says it is ru-
mored that JOHN Ii. HARMON is to take
the editorial charge Of the new paper
The Herald is to be the Michigan organ
of the National Administration and sho' d
Mr.. HARMON engage in it, his ripe expe-
riento in the newspaper business, and ac-
knowledged ssgacity and tact as a politi-
clan, will do much to make its success
certain.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19

BAY But few weeks elapse 10 the an
nnal spring elections in this State. Ii is
time the Republicans were marshalling
their troops for the conflict An effort of
desperation will be made by the Slaveoc-
racy at the next fall election, TO gain
their ascendency in the State. And as
preparatory to that effort, they will spare
no pains or penalties, TO show "gain"
in the local election now soon to transpire.
If through the supineness of Republicans,
they can reduce our majority to eight or
ten thousand, the country will ring with
the cry of their exploit, and it will fur
nish them with good crolcing .tUad for
the campaign.
The Republicans can just as well as
not give majority of 20, 200 this spring
if they make anything like reasonable
effort; but great party confident of its
strength, can easily be defeated by care
less inactioh. Let it be understood that
the spring election is a grand skirmish,
preliminary to the fall battle; and to
make that battle sure, is of vast impor-
lance that the former does not 90 by de-
fault. Let friends wake up and see that
every man is ready for action; and let
the spring election show that Michigan is
not backward in the great struggle for
freedom. Stay at home, and let our OPP
ponents secure the Town Boards, and in
the fall you have double duty to perform,
in watching the frauds which many Of
them will attempt to secure the State
Organize, and make early nominations;
talk, arouse your men, aud except of no
compromise from the enemy In every
compromise they will claim n victory;
and whenever they propose it, be sure it
is trick, TO secure by management what
they canuot by numbers. They will fight
with desperation ard resort to every false
hood, fraud and artifce, that their hunger
iharpened wits can devise. But Ice every
true patriot and freedom loving man do
his duty, and the Slavctcracy of Michi-
gan will soon be among the things that
worc.--LdnSing Republican.