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Let every female who expects 20 became n mo,bs,
read the following and profit therehv,N e1


Let every female who expects 10 become a mother
read the following and PROFIT thereby
ioRkyIILE, October 1888
Mr. d r. CowAN-Dear sir s-Yoa will do me Ia, lind
nesS 70 puohsh under my certificate the following not
tnat the suffering community may be beneutied I
nave gwen Drth 10 nine Children and my life being
miraculousiy saved (as consder) by your meairine
cannot IN Jpstee TO you and the public Withhold INV
testimony TO It's many virtues.
FUSED your l1thontrfptic In small portions Derhap.
once DAY Tor nye months which dispeIied .ntirev
the nainent sickness OF the stomach and heartbuI.
WHICH WHICH hAd annoyed me, 10 alarming extent
IA al my lormer pregnances When WAS con-
lined took about two wine rIasses mn or ,h.
same medicine, which gave M. an s.Si.r s,.i., d
cry Dy great deal than ever had before Nor !.
this an nave seen tried in case and heard from
fesPecaDe source IN another case that your Iitbon
upuS was .fea IN ana the Midwife with others in az
atteuoe were ethorougbly convinced thai The main Of
the delivery was very much lesseped bv i,s u.s. 7
would say 10 all my that expect 10 he ,oshars not
70 DC without your invaluable medicine during prep
nancy anu particularly ut the time Of con hpement
u mas marked tendency TO relax the svsr,n ronsa
quenty the pain Of labor is much dninishat. ma S,
ther my fhysicans and Midwife both said tlat had
uropsy Oh the womb, and now ENJOY better health
uan nave done IN ten years, and believe the ds-
ease Is entirely removed ~'N 'S -
sr, dc tins that the suerings Of very many OF m
eeA may DC aieSlated II they can only oSeroone tAoir
PreJadioes SO much as 10 Try the Ihontriptic m anv
person wishes TO know my opinions further upon this
supyee'' 'hey can address me at Yorkville Tenn.
EIIJAH SNOW,
-. -, CYNTHIA l.. snow.
taos contained IN the above certificate 1 have heen
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs Snow for many xears
cate. ~ ~, NJ, "l @ alieii ceItin-
mao. ,. w. r. GRAY,
A0xE xEr.vI.
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Removal.

Removal.
FINHE subscriber takes tins method of informing his
l. OLD customers aud friends aud the public general
ly that he has removed his hardware store from the
old stand on Market street 10 No. So in the large brick
building, lately erected tue south side of Broad
wher. he keeps constantly hand and makes TO or
der the various arcies embraced IN his line OF bust
He invites especial ateation hls large assort
ment OF CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &c. such
Mantle and Coal Grates, Wagon Boxes, Plow Nolds
straw Cutters Corn shelters, Corn -Crushers, Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, bog Irons Candle Sticks
anu almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. 2a--u ANDREW ANDERSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22

ROO BUSHELS seed oats Cor sale BY
CUU FAC ANDERSON.
ularss Ma ~ 4 a.. cnlsge strsess
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FOR HIRE,

I0is the tslahee of he pfeseaf yezF guse sctIxe
II yrIis~ By. absst faaFsesa year. % ske- zsssas
r<as.zsahls. Apply - ih1z sG-esA
>sgss>-a
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

I oSr, an ths 2sth OF April between the nrst gate
IL on the Wilson turnpike aud my house on the
Franklin aud Liberty rnal, Iaedsam SKIS Fsrckei
bo1k, continuing about foar hundred dulars, bl
Of 500, the remainder m aus aud los; with one
dollar Ia gold AMI s5ne silver, ana hfteen postage
sia aps also few papers The nnder viii be literally
rewarded
may lin. JOHN ". HARVEY.
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IT is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.


EVtry z q m tr y NJ ere IN n MT
should not leave the city until he has procured a sup
ply of Mcleans Strengthening Cordial IL sells rapid
ly, because IL always cures A liberal discount will
be made TO those who buy 10 sell again
CAUTI0N-Beware OF Druggists or dealers who NAV
try 10 palm upon you some bitter Sarsaparilla trash
which they buy cheap, by saying il is lust as
good Avoid such men. Ask for McIaan's Strength
ening Cordial, and take nothing else II is the only
remedy that VIII purify the blood thoroughly and
the same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning Just before
breakfast, rs certain preventive for Cholera Chs
and Fever, yellow Fever any prevalent disease
ES- Price only 81 per bottle, six bottles for S.
J. H. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor Of the Cordial.
Also McLeans Volcanic Oil Iiniment
BS- Principal Depot the corner of Third and
Pine street, ST. Louis, Missouri
BS-For sale in Memphis by Mansfield 4 Co, John
son 4 Long, and by Ward X Jones at proprietor, s
prices.
Hs- For sale in Louisville by BELL, ABBOTT & Co.,
Springer x Bro, and Ra mond Il Patton.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22
Con.titutionaI Diseases.

Many diseases that aiiict humanity Inherited
heir looms from the diseased bodies u scky sires
Scrofuia, Consumption, syphilis and Fits are among
the most common Of constitutional Diseases. Now,
nui how many generations the seeds of these dis
may have been established ia the system
rurting the bood-Rddcdy's Rcn0uating ResoiudHf vii
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every paF
Gle Of diseased deposits and al the veins with new,
pure and healthy blood
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ChiIdren,. Diseases.

I1adeny's RenouafiaS lissalrasf should be hailed as
blessing by every mother, throughout the land whose
infants afflicted with Sores, HumOrs &c. These
breakings out thus eariy) evidence of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses ~ the
ResOratg Hcsaia viii eradieAtc every vestsge
disease and lnsare the child asound and he4hy body
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y Man JAoksOs, Madison county, Tenn,

A. y - 1l7tFtseu UtLN GFuIeI.
MR. r. CoNAN;-Dear siT;-I hereby certify tha, I'm
le summer oi the year 1885, servant OF mine a bow
ABOUT ~ years oi age, who had always before th time
oeeh stout and oI vigorous constitution was atiareS
with gravel Physician WAS called who a,tendeT ~,
MN ior several months, during which time he grew
worse oaiy uhtii ne was helpless and believe would
who ADVISED the use OF Cowan Lithontriptic pro
cured afew bottles the first OF which gave him reef
and IN short time he was able 70 walk about and
nnahy fuly recovered; Since which time he has had no
symptoms oil SAID disease, and 10 all appearance is s
nealthy AS any servant on my plantation | there
iore recoinmenu II 70 all persons suffering under
IKE disease, as one of the certain remedies
Given under my hand this August 22d, 1857.
4 FJn1ne
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SELF FHESERvATIoS,E ErC.
A IL debss dke prsEse,ss " ne ge4F f>sss slh
~ he collecssd Is saa a 4ennsry rss4Tt, - t1ofe
appss - al E--rss=' ~assst dl-neLios- "a sefd -
1seie-t w. Ar>&l--f %
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Havana Cigar Store,

:" hINsANNII Ut ItItl-+ N-kINt'''-'-sf
No. % Cedar Sired, opposite nc CoasssTc'di hfEd-
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
i Thomas Cardona and the undersigned having been
dissolved, IL - his ntsaI0n u cOnunae the CgaT os
lie returns thanks 10 his nsiuerois Customers
for their liberal patronage and informs them that hc
intends lO keep constantly hand splendid stock ID
Cigars ui the finest and best brands brought 10
ths market which he viii sell moderate PFaces Icy
the box lie invites s old and the public
generally 10 give him a call
anil c cHoMAT.
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Marhle neuumcns., romb., etc..

Ehick be has ga exhiblsinn sEd fr sie. ernbraei1g
great VARSITY, nuishea she h.st superb sn@nAer-
lie b pretazrca uanufarfzirs the s1eEtesf 0Ge
Marble "a "a . .; ana esery description q
Marble Work. u tss anest AnaeFiran and Isaf-
IA Mar6le Hls SnFk VA a. heretofore b ~sF-
rzntea and kk prices san lks tszaus-
ian9-G q. l. SHELTON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22

kT0TtcK-i have rvsassei ny haFassz shea sFs..n
~ bad rick sfsst 70 IA. p lap sIxiFsl sath ktie
Pabie slu4re xhefe sts.n constantly 'ep 81 hand
. variety co4ca aad Hazsy HAfaeess I'D also kip
and ogh = . eoslsf4 .z..s
lz1. S--u c. l. Hosl1kIuS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22
THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

rI,HiS important invention for producing the oAeopc
l. light IN tie World r perfected and offered %
tht pibilc Nembercss other attempts have been
maic 10 produce cheap light but we're attended, With
sea Inherent objections q destroy their uchty asd
atoftloa. Bat tae Crystal on lamp, while u = me
chcaP 81, Is both SAFE anc agreeable IN every position,
aklag eeaF, '5A Aite aud bslitInf uaueentireiy free
ffaal saaks OF G.sr. There IS NO danger from exro-
M bat perfectly SAFE under all circumstance The
Oh b. used IA any place Nyhout fear II soltns The
ulcesi garments. The lamps s1aPis arranged and
perfectly cutraiabe by the ehillren and donestcs,
and constructed that the light can be varied IA
nlsnent from that oI one D. e8ghtesn twenty ori
naFy lamps. Mhe Il is tree Iron the disasrecab4e
smell arising from the Kerosene and the danger AZ
tending the af the burning ariG Il ls found up1n
1. ~ can. IN allr.k-
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fonnbers.
ClaibOrne'S Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

UNIlE attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers and all persons desirous Of purcha-
sing at home good machinery, such as STEAM En-
GlNES, CASTINGS, OF every description, GEARING,
CAR-WHEkIS of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS PUMPS, &c- &c., is respectfully called this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly the
premises of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend To carry the business fully extensive
before, and shall be ready take orders for
Machinery aud Castings. We have already commenC-
ed operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler-yaTd,
and shall give mmediate satisfact ton to old and new
customers.
We are experienced Mechanics-each of person
ally attending 10 his departnent-lnd thus we
shall be able 10 turn out superior work lower
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every piece OF work done tins Establishments and
give prompt aud personal attention every order left
at Office thus hope give general satisfaction
and be patronzed by all rienis of home manufacture
NJ. JACKER & co.
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
June 27-u Late Nashville Mani. Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-22

TsHE subscriber having consanlnaled seinefls
IL With Sir. A. a. SruSak8k, experienced and lrse-
Il 4 Auetioaeef wifi attend aad make ssses of kea
tass steamboats, Household faraltare, ssh ail ps
q " sales. - bi-AJ 3. 1kttki<l>s
. srS-tf l-ALZ ss@
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SheIton's Marble Works!


rI.IIR undersigned ~oald inioFln Ais frensls H<1e
and the E,sble geEeFaig thzf he wiiI cen tt-11
tlnne the MARBLE Bt'SiSf2ss Ia this ely al -
his shop, neat dsor - Garneiiss's Cablnes- e 3
shop, on Church street., Asd ealis at=ntica %
~. 49,. ~ -
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As much Ligh, for ONE CENT as Kerosene win
for THREE CENTS. or Burning Fluid viii
sTY rENTz

for SIX CENTS.
Thus zAving hve-sixths sf tha eatire apiount now
pended, the Prsce ~ the lamp IA Rhoat maath-
Ilaey are AApe4 All glisiatoaz making the che tfsf
and mast desirable igat for eynFy Pizcethr "a gest
bats % rhnFcss-s vel private dEelilnsz- The
patent this lamp Tor the ddcFeEt States and conn
.s tlFsi the tnIoa wlth TIE exclusive saie q
the crystal 1ni offered - The pabe, presenting
a rare oIss,ortanty merchants for Ihem-
stves the muaatsis sf trade entirely rcr Iro oppo
stoA Facilities co1niae.ed for the iIzrsare
II The asfs IN such qatres thai they wliI Be f4rn
szhet a psrthasefs ~ rxhts le snf style, - surh
rhts wsll closed on imfrffzfesy. ka1 tne lamps
ana oa delivered As soaa desret As 20 lszaTs oF
oli NIL ~ ss ANY hss parchssess AZ riga >, Al Ia
sers making the request ulli nes Be notesd. c.nma-
asratisus affressl The scrystzi OF ism1 ca No
Merchants Rnw, siil be proaHp<iY aitsnfstta-
Crystal OIL Lamp Company. No. 8 Merchants
How, 1oszcr. sgr1s-snlP- -
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Given under my hand this August 22d, 1857.
DANIEL. SHE, Ton,

JACKSON, Tenn, August % 1887 N
Inc above case was perfectly cured by Is bottles Of
the Lthontriptic and one of the ,Sors, csses -
Gravel that has ever been in this country. - -
G. AnluSoS
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ROca's Remedy for Pulmonary
and TubercuIar COnsumptiOn

TTAVING been appointed sole Agent for the sale OF
i L Don GERONIMO RocAs celebrated CURE FoR Con
sUMuoN, the public will now be pnt in possession OF
one of the most extraordinary remedies eXtant for
what has heretofore been considered incurable
disease.
have the more readily undertaken the agency,
from the fact of its extreme simpcity-being out
lodTd application, the action of which is seemingly mi
racucus and its having OF those attributes which
make up the numerous compounds now in general
With the utmost confidence in the Of this
remedy which has heretofore been used in private
practice with great success is shown by
letters and certificates, offered the public
pamphlet, containing directions, letters from dis
tnguished individuals, and documentary evidences
from the physicians Of the hospital of Havana Island
of Cuba, &c, will accompany the remedy.
These speak volumes in its praise, aud publicity is
only required render popular II is beneh-
cal Address, JAMES RES,
Sole Agent for the United States,
No. 34l Market street, Philadelphia.
Principal Office 1920 FTzwArER. febll-2m
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5000 Cases ES- AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, who
has made his fortune and retired from
5000 Cases business will spend the remainder of
his days in curing that dreadful disease
5000 Cases C0NSUMPTION-FREE OF CHARGE !;
his earnest desire being 10 communicate
5000 Cases to the world his remedies that have
proved successful in than 5000
5000 Cases cases. He requires each applicant 10
send him a minute description of the
5000 Cases symptoms, with two stamps, % cents }
10 pay the retaru letter, in which he
5000 Cases will return them his ADVICE pRES('RIP-
TI0N, with directions for preparing the
5000 Cases medicines, &c.
-re The OLD DOCTOR hopes that those af-
5000 Cases hicted will not, account of delicacy
refrain from consulting him because he
soo0.cases makes charge His sole objec, in ad.
vertsing is 10 do all the good he be.
5000 Cases fore he dies. He feels that he Justly
celebrated for the cure of Consumption
5000 Cases Asthma Bronchitis, Nervous affections
Coughs Colds &c. Address
5000 Cases DoCT. UNCAs BRANT,
5000 Cases Mar 25-wSm
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Straw Cutters.

straw Sukscfs.
xIyEhaxe a iarse sck ui straw Cstters, Sinclairs,
w se' Gora's and CasHInaag's fAtsnt Tie latter
articls took le hfsI pFuIun Al the National @f Il
Louisville shHs*tso>ss = 20.
Nav a
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The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is of
the largest and best literary papers of the day An
Imperial Quarto containing PAGES or
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Gift worth from SO cents TO $500 90 in gold
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The articles to be distributed are comprised IA the
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10 Patent Lever Hunting cased Watches, loo OO each
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800 Ladies' Gold Watches. s............. % 90, each.
200 Silver Hunting oased Watches 20 0o each.
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1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains $40 So each.
Gold Lockets, Braces brooches, Ear Drops, Breast
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Immediately on receipt of the subscription money,
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p.- Allcommuncations should be addressed to
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LIVERY STABLE.
Lumber, Lumber, Lumber.

CsOlARg ckI1Ak and all ether kias ct Launber can
- hs is. Al the IAEergns saw Nils On ta Asshxts
aud Chattanooga EAlsoaa. 10 miles IFela AsshslIle
.ianz-~fFE = ~ haf&se F1st--s
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PIANOS! PIANOS!!

TINHE UNDERSIGNED has Just received his Spring
/ stock Of lunns Meobcuns, Nolus, Flutes, Ac-
cordeOns Music Books and sheet Music, !sch Is by Tar
the largest best selected stock ever offered IN TINS
city The Pianos from the worid- makers
4. H. Gale & Co. and Stenway Sons. Every llano
warranted COR i've years, and VIII be sold at New
York prices Freishts only added.
My stock Sheet Iusc is very large, embracing all
the new aud popular pieces Of the day. II You want
the best Piano and the lowest prices, call at 81,
Cnieu street JANIS 4. NCtLO kE-
y. IA fresh supply Of the very popular songs
" I'm Twenty Five" "Geutie Annie" - Rdsal'e,"
&c sc ttnarl0-tL)
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Fine Pianos at Private Sale.

DEM. +. SHIELDS has unw, and will be receiving
ID regularly direct from the manufacturers, a fine
assortment the best make and les, which We
authorized to sell on the must liblral terms
Mars BENZ. b. SHIELDS, Agent
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY
WILLIAM GILL.
Auction Card.

TTsENDERS his services, ia the above business 10 ths
citizens Of Nashville aud yicElty. Orders lea
a. the Gzzstte oines viii be attended -. snsro-u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

The Cooper according to Robin Hood has many
apostles among Us, and the Friar Tuck Of the
fraternity is The n. \. Times. No other evangelist
of the school has such an unctuOus appreciation Of
Manifest Destiny-none so jaunty way yof whistling
down all such old.fashioned notions as National
morality. Thus, in a late letter from its Washing
ton correspondent, which is but an intense refec-
tion of its Editorial ucubratiOns, we find fully set
forth what purports to be Mr. Buchanans pro-
crsmme for the reanDe1ation of Cuba. Slidell is
TO be sent to Paris, Belmont to Madrid, tO lay the
wires, and then
.At the auspcious moment the President viii press
for settlement Of our demands against Spsin, and if
che refuses q prompt adjustment, will seek to make
war against her in order Cuba may be seized and
forcibiy purchased aterwsrd. The scheme is not an
idle one Denounce it we may it will be popular.
The South of course, will be for it, and they will be
warmly supported by the great North West, whose
people know that Cuba would afford them market
for their wheat and bacon, OF incslculabe amount and
value The money argument IS intaL.5ie, and those
cIo rey upon considerations ot morality 10 dteat
,ciH assurediy be mistaken
Perhaps We are just such a nation of scoundrels
as this letter proclaims u.s. but it wouldn't be safe
for foreigner to ceme among us and say so.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

A serious disturbance occurred yesterday In the
upper part of the city in consequence of the death
Of man who, as the case is now understood, rashy
attempted to get upon train of cars which was
coming down Eleventh avenue Much indignation
was vented against the Railroad Company, and
threats Of tearing up the track were INDUCED in.
The operatives Of the road must keep sharp eye
Upon their track for it is not improbable that some
OF the ipcensed and reckless men may endeayor to
throw off toe trains, they utterly regardless
Of consequences hen lsboring uuder the chronic
mania OF opposite to the railroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
Mcs,mu,d Pssbs s.puee. "zi,s ssx h

eor,try. MoSsmnsd Pssbs sspdee, ss{iss sss hs
had lee directed by his imPer:l master Dc sutel
~ NJ &C. ard di-pc'ion Ct the Presitest sed 10
srr Iris sosyerir ia testimony OF the high regsrt e.
tertsir ed by the sultan for theAneHdeht. tae rrs
otnt then Invited tie yisiters 70 dinner oeu wed
nesdsy Among tire few persons present q the reoef
For xere C:epeIaI Csc. j. Horsford smts: the Hss
J. NJ. Cross, Edward II. Cormiek, and the rr'nea''
private Secretary. ,a
row II the House. r,,
Etitor Of the Court Of Claims and OF t,s fscs Ne 70
avGe. Rumor says thspRansom IL. Gilicts "ii be
bis successor, though no appointment has yss oe'e
made.
The following is list of the csdets appointed TO TIE
Military Acad. my at West Point:
XyiI-Jonn Essn. xyiIIth-J.lass 4 Re,a xkIv,A-rse
cdore Y Kinne. XXvih-Henry { Dodge AA'itA-Assss
o. ',x,syy.N..-Iid District Chaas, W. satA. ylA-J.
n Porter. XxiId.ys%s. KlSse %;'i.u c Barnard.
S.yr-IIa Distnct-Jsred A. Saith fth-ozaa ~. BAa-
clMd 49,, r,.... ,.... p....-,A v,.,
toIa II. C.et Xth-Cemens c. ChAfee Aith-Wa.R
cPps,1e1esT~Iiia D..ric,-J.mes Webb n4-r~.n.
KrAruekY.-IXiA Di,,nct-Gsose NJ Ewing Hd-'sSsaL
yIIlh-ysant - ~ ~, =. p.
oa!o-'Iih, phs.,HsSs ss.s xtISr B n. n,ss
XX XiIh-Am Bodice XyIIlth-HesTy s. Wetnnore. rhe Il<
MpI,Sa-iiid D.rct-W ;shrew.bury. Vth-I..se Hes-,.
yitk-Jnne. P. Drake. yIIth-wm. 2. spnrsen NA-Joaa
A. Krsb.. xh-Arhur y. Reid
ILLNOls.-NIlth NstTict--Joseph W. Vance.
MissovR-Iyth Di,trict-Js.eph Crane, j. yIsh-Jspss
p ldnwa.PTRoS.r. aP.fssSS r. B Merritt
CsLWossIA.-w lism A MArye
KANsAs-G George W. Smith
NTsRAsKk-HenTy c. wharton
In addition to the above, Cadets have beea so.
pointed from the Southern States.
There were no vac sncits in Delaware Rhode Island
Michigan, Wisconsin, Verne Dt or New IL ampshire>
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

Two political personsges-one OF whom has
been while the other is-of considerable note in
the politics of our State have recently issued mani
festoe, denouncing THE TRIBUNE asa particularly
obnoxious, lbelous, scurrilous, immoral sheet
The first of these personages is Mr.. Fernando
Wood, late Mayor of our City; the other is Mr..
A. +. Lsnins, now Member Of Assembly from
Buffalo Let US deal with them briefly in order:
Dir. r. Wood WAS formerly Member OF Con-
eres' from our City-chosen in time Of high party
t&c"emeh' BY something short of his party's vote,
IL uenahee OF the sravest imputations on his honor
I" merchant and his honesty as man. We had
no part IN originating those imputation.; they did
not grow out of 'he snimosity of party strife but
were founded in his dealings with bank many
years before.
Mr. Wood came again before the publ;c in 1850
as candidate for Mayor, and, while the old charge
lad never been cleared up he rested under new
and even grayer imputatOns. BrieHy-a respected
ex-merchaut Of this City, now residing at Auburn.
had made solemn oath that Mr.. Wood had in.
vegled him irto a Joint venture 10 California,
.ncud:. he purchase Of ship and part Of her