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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-01


A SrRrNo OF PEJRLs.--Tbe following
maxius we find IN an old paper. And as
we read ihom over We saw that each one
separately was truth, anl collectively, they
are the most valuable precepts which can
bo given to the young men of the present
day wcwould add but one other to them,
and that is, Love God with all your heart
ana your peighbor as yourself Wcrc they
implicitly followed, the millennium would
soon appear;
"Keep good company or none. Never
be idle. If your hands cannot be useiully
employed attend 10 the cultivation of your
mind. Always speak the truth. Make few
promises. Live up to your engagements.
Keep your own secrets, if you have any
When you speak to person, look him in
the face. Good company and good CONFER
sation are the very siuews Of virtue. Good
character is above all things else. Your
character cannot be essentially injured cx-
cept by your own acts. If any one speaks
evil Of you, lei your life lie 80 that none
will not believe him, Drink no kind of in
toxicating liquors. Ever live, (misfortunes
exceptcd,) within your income. When you
retire to bed, think over what you have
been doing during the day. Make no haste
to be rich, if you would prosper. Small
AMI steady gains give competency, with
tranquility Of mind Never play at any
game Of chance. Avoid temptation, through
fear you may not withstand it. Earn mon
cy before You spend it. Never run into
debt unless You see a way to get out again
Never borrow if YOU can possibly avoid it
Do not marry until you are able to support
wife. Never speak evil of anv one Bc
just before you are generous. Keep your
self innocent if you would be happy. Save
when you are young to spend when you arc
old. Read over the above maxims at lNas
onco week
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-01
Il simple Vegetable Remedy,
~" Immediately, when the first symptoms commence
No CaIomeI! Mo Poison!

but good Phtc. composed of the healing plants Natur
has herself provided. This you find in the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-01
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM,

For all disease ofhe Eye or Eyelid, upon
persons or horses.
InAamatons, Films ulcerations, Weak Sight, and all
forms Of Diseased Eyes cured rapidly that where
best known II is considered almost MAGICAL in its heal
ing influence. physician from Indiana writes:
"Your Medicine has given perfect and entire satisfc-
tion 10 every case
One drug store that has sold the past season. eight
hHRdred bottles stys il did not fail In single instance.
An old horse jockey, who has handled horses all his life
sayslfyo Eye Balm with little bleeding and phys
icing, where the system is too full, will not cure they
may give up the eye"
One lady who had een deprived Of sight In by
Film Il for six years. After thirty physicians
had prescribed without any good done me, medicine
Is performing cure"
Canddy and honestly. will you deprve yourself good
remedies, because some, would be, wise ones cry out
Quackery-or IN you try one bottle one boa Of our
FAMILY MEDICINES,
and be healed your Diseases We do not put up Eye
Balm for log but Sore Eyes and Eye Iids but you
bave n the house. you need not suffer with Sore Mouth
Ulcers upon any part Of ihe body for Il l. healing To
all such suIaecs that Il will tem quicker than any
thing else Apply it, II you wish, with quill feather to
the sores once twice thrice day deem 1t
sary. Preparedand Sold Wholesale and Retail by
A. LANGWORrffY, Findlay Ohio.
Sold by G. r. McCULLOCH, Fremont,
r. G. CAPLES, Fostoria.
July 8, 1857. 23mo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

IA There was one Of the largest and most fash
ionable audiences Of the season st the Gsiety last
night, to witness Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN's i'm
personation of Romeo. HercOnoeptiOn Of the char
scter was fauldess, while her scting won the most
enthusiastic applause from the whole house. Miss
CUsHMAx fully met the expectations which heI
worldwide fame had excited.
Miss CUsHMAx was supported BY Mrs. CRISP al
juliet in her iuimitsble style. We have never seer
g better juliet
Mr. TAYLOR, who appeared as Asreutio, is bril-
liant and an accomplished artistic.
As a whole, the piece went of admirsbly-better
perhaps, than it has ever been presented on tbs
boards Of our theatre.
Tonight Miss CUsHMAE appears as Queen Katie
Tinc, in Shakespeare's great play Of King Hem!
VII Mr.. TAYLOR sustaining the part Of cardiHG
W0OLsey
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
TIE DEBATE ON THE TENNESSEE INSTRUCT
ING RESOLUTIONS.

We commence to-day the publication OF Gov
JoHNsOz's speech in reply to Mr.. BELL on the Ten
nssses Instruoting resolutions. The debate com
meneed on the 28d February, BY the presentation Oh
the resolutions by Mr.. BELL. The single copy Of
the Globe containing the debate which We received
We loaned to member Of the Legislature and could
not trace it afterwards; 50 that when three weeks
ago. We wanted to print the debste, we had no copy,
We wrote to Washington for it, and wrong number
was sent US by mistake. We had to write second
time for it, and have just received it. We make
this explanation, to excuse what might otherwise
ssem 70 our subscribers an inexcusable delay in
printing so important debate.
We should be glad to accompany the speech o.
Mr.. BELL in this ccnnexiOn; for the great triumph
Of Gov. JOHNSON appears still more signsl when hi
speech is accompanied with that Of his colleague
But the knoW-Dothing papers have printed only tn
speech Of Mr.. BELL, while abusing Gov. JOHNSON
in the most outrageous manner, and We do not fee
called upon, therefore, to crowd other imPOrtan
matters from our columns for the purpose Of show
ing courtesy which our own friends do not receiv
from their opponents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
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"Ihere were Giants in the earth in those dsv.
mightie men, Whish were OF olds, men or rsnovps.o
The Works of John G. Calhoun connrs-
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Of the United States, Speeches. IN Congress Rspor. ~
Public Letters. In volumes.
The Works of Daniel Webster. comnrf-
sing his SPeeehes, Forensic Arguments and Diplomatic
FAPers, with notice Of his Life and Works by I'd
ward Everett In six volumes.
The Private Correspondence Of Daniel
Webster. Edited BY Fletcher Webster . vois s,o
- These volumes Of the Private Letters OF Mr. sb.,er
correspond In size with his works IN s1 volumes.
BentOn's Thirty \ ears View A History
OF the WORKINGS Of tbe American Government for tsjr
yeaEs-fF0m lsJ TO 1850 vols
BentoRs Abridgment of the Debates O E
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lrving's Life of. Washington, eomDrising
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Marshall's Life Of Washington, comDfl-
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Selections from Cobbett's Political Wri-
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Nautilus on the Principle of Population.
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Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations, with
Notes snd Supplementary Chapters. By william Pla
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FOX SALE BY
w. T. Berry & Go.
mari Public square
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

D virtue Of order Of sale me directed nom The Cir
- cult court of Hickman county sde a. the February
feTm 1853 will Offer Tor sale TO the ghsst BIDDER for cash,
a. the court house door in Toe town o. CeneVe, the
Let Monday, the Sd day Of Nay next 1853 the following des
crbed rEs Of land bsng in Hickman county and district
No. ?, AID bounced i0ows tO-Wi begn0inP pole
north Of UndeThs line, az stake, running 2s poles
to stake thence north 50 east u poles 10 stake at the
fence, thence north CO. east 90 poles 90 dog
wood, thence east sos poles 70 chestnut and paWpaW,
thence south IS poles Underhis line, thence win
his line 40 poles stake, thence nOh pole 20 the be-
ginning containing % aCres sold property Of VIM
H. Rhodes the instance Of J. r. Pendsgss Sals within
the usual hours. This 22d March, ISIS.
5. j. GEORGE, Shsrif,
mar e5-WSt prs Ice 50 % Hickman eoRRly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

Y virtue an order Of sale to me directed from the Cir
u Court OF Hickman county, made the February
1883 will offer for sale 70 the hgnes bidder for casa
the court house door the Of sntreEe, the
IsL Monday, the Sd day Of May next 1853 following des
crbed tract Of and, lying in Hickman county, and district
No. and bounded follows, tO-Wit: the north By The
lands Of VIM UndeThl deceased and Wm Rhodes, south
BY Wiley Perryy By the Higgins L0yd Kelly lands,
by K PeudegTsss, ths Of Masseys branch
containing EGaGEed and two or less sold
Ian OF isaac PeTY, at the instance Of "a. Williams
Sale within the usual hOurs. This 22d HaFoh, 1855.
s GEORGE, Sheriff,
mar s5-W3t prs fee 50 20 Hickman county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

GY virtue OF an order sale 10 directed from the
- Circuit court Hickman county, made al the eebrua-
~ term 1855 will osF for sale the highest bidder for
cash, the court door the town Of CeuiFevils
Monday, 3rd day Of May next 1873 he following des-
orbed tract OF land, and bounded as oWs O-E on the
north b. e. W BLACKWELL the Outh BY John Baker, and
In district No Wolf creek The place where larry Res
ves sold as the properly Of Jerry Rossou at the
instance Of Sol George, for the Of A. J. hunueee.
sale within the usual hours TAls I'D MaTo', 1883
S. j. GEOKGs &, ShaFH,
mar 25-w31 prs Zee $500 Hickman county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

DY virtue OF order 10 directed from the
- CIR nit court OF rlekman county, made he FEBRUARY
teTm S o. will ODER the highest bidder Tor cash
the court hOus' door in the town NJ C3nreys 3d
Gay Map next The following described Oet Of land
ing In Hickman county, ana district No g. Csnsuug
hundred and sky gFes, aud bounded follows, to wits
on the north BY Duck river west jones' an1 was
sold the first Monday Of October 1857, the BY
H. Williams sold property Of " 10 Is and Jon s,
at the instance II Knchn Taylor Sale within the usual
hours. This 22d MarCh, 1853
SJGtORGB, sheriff.
mar 25-W3t prs fee 032) Hickman county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

- virtue Of execution directed from the Circuit
- COuftOr Hickman county, Tennessee, will offer for
sale 70 the highest bidder for cash a. s Curt House door
10 theto OF Cntr vile, the rs Mon ayiR May next
being the 81 day Of the month the half OF
lot kuewn and designated in the plan of the Centre
vile, Hickman cuun =, tennessee as lot No. 3, which
V. Wiss lives sold the property OF 4. W. Smith,
at the instance r. H1ddleson, NJ Sale within the
1sual hours. IhIs Marck ed 1858.
5 J GEORGE Sheriff,
mar 2s-W9 prs fee 50 p Ckman county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
Marcel RuIes. ISIS.

Robert McEwen kdWari shegog. GO. Al. B.
ON notion aud It appearing the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master that the residence ef BdaTd Shsajg
The defendant in this cause not known, that the Ornz
process be served upon him 10 j. therefore
ordered that publication made in the UnOn and Ameri
can newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requr-
ing him appear he house the town OF Centre
Vlle The Rule dag IN July nex plead, answer de-
then thsTs 20 mplanant's BILL the will
be for confessed, and setf0T hearing parfe him
OkVILLE A NIXON,
mar 2s-W4l prs fee 90 Clerk & Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
Trust sale Of an Iron Fo dndrv.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust made o. me on the 9th
- day Of September, 1857, by RicnsId W1iucomb, WIN
ketg0, and John Haey, and which registered in the
proper ONCE Of this county in Book No 81 pages 100 IO
aodlO2 will offer al public sale Tuesday the 2Oth day
Of April next the property herein described, consisting OF
Steam Engine and BOILER, Fan, Cupola ShaftlnV and
Betting, Woot Lathe, Crane, Moulding FIasks Patterns
Iron Foundry, Including FORCES and BIacksmiths,
FOOLS together with more than sixty tons Of pig iron and
number Of Car Wheels and other Castings esdes many
Trust
This fOandy has been in operation about six months and
s situated in Edgeasd, The river, Just below he old
bridge, and very the sites OF the Machine Shops
OF the Louisville and Nashville and the Edg sfsd
lucky Railroad Companies.
TERMS which shall be reasonable made known on the day
OF sale WASHINGTON BARROW,
Trustee.
thereby desire, that the sale above men,
TONED, shall take place.
WILLIAM LIBGO.
Nashville, March 80, Is5s-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

RY virtue OF sn execution directed from the circuit
- court Of Hickman county, will 0fer for sale 70 The
highest bidder for cash. the court house door in the
town Of Centrevie on the s Mondays the 81 day Of Nay
next all the right title, claims ard interest that 10 Suth
ana w Stephens has in and unto 1870 OF land
lying district No. Cane creek and bounded fol-
oWs on he north b. Cochran Southwest by Kelly VIII
lams; the place who're W stephens lives; levied
the property Of Stephens, az the instance 81
johnson Sale within The usual h0urs. March % 1883
GEORGE, Sheriff,
mar 28-v3t prs fee $500 Hickman county
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

DY virtue Of order Of sale directed from the
ID Circuit Court made the February tsrp 1858, will
ole for sale to the highest bidder for cash. the court
hous door the town Of CentrsVs, Monday, the 3rd
DAY OF May next the following tract OF land living in HiCk
county, ana dsct No. s. containing 800 acres and
bounded follows By Duck river, and the
by w. H. TOy; sold the properly Of Landers,
the instance Of Williams Baird. Ssls within the usual
hours This d March, 1s55.
S. J. GEORGE, Sheriff,
mar 2s--wst prs fee 50 60 Hickman county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
mar a8-v9, prs fsss3al

DIV virtue OF order 70 directed from circuit
- court Of Hickman county, made the February
IS g. will offer or sale 90 the CHEST bidder cash.
eOBrt house door in the Of 0suueyills, the
monday, the Sd day Of May next, less the following des
bed tract Of land ng In Hickman county, and district
No. LRfsriss branch containing 81 less
and bOunde follows. 0W the north and south BY
the lands Of David Anderson The east BY the la Ids
John Anderson, west Psndegrass Sold the lands
saac Perry, at the instaneeof Nichols Sale within
the usual hOuIs fhs 22d March, ls5a
] GEORGE, Sheriff,
msF 23-w3t prs ice IS 20 Hickman county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

RIVER Nrws-The river continues 70 recede.
Nov on the Shoals, nine feet.
The weather settled and pleasant with coolnights
aud mornings.
Arrived-Melrose, from Pittsburg; Cline, from
Memphis: Commerce, from WsitsbOrO QuskerCity,
from Cincinnati; Seventy-SiE, from Cincinnati
Departed-CIine, for Memphis; Quaker City, and
Seventy six, for Cincinnati.
Erpected-Umpire, from Waitsboroi Huntsville
from Cairo; Tempest, from Louisville.
Boats Leavipg-This day, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ for
ptsbprg. the comfortable and cOmmOdiOus steamer
1rsIrose, Captain Rodgers; James johnson, for New
orleans st 4 o'clock, P N; Tempest, for Louis
vue at 8 o'clock; Rock City, for R0Wena' at
o'clock, P. NJ.
Fragbfs-But little freight shipping for sny port
.v,.rt New Orleans. Large quantities however
~. arrived from the South, Pittsburg and Cinein
mai the latter points are sending forward the usual
,.,Drlv from the Eastern cities.
Tbe U. s. mail packet City Of Huntsville "lil
1ssvs for Memphis on Wednesday, the Slst INST, q
. O'clock P. NJ. Wednesday will be her regular
Day Of leaving hereafter
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
Notice.

WE have this dEy pure ased entire interest Of MAI
" v W Carter Capt J. W WhIts, In The Rock ~
Flour Mills, and will c9nd the business hereafter under
the style OF j. Is. BAUMAN & co.
W. Il GOhDON q 90. eongiaus 70 aot as our agents,
mar 2s-0 j. 3. BAVAAAs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
March RnIes. ISIS.

WV COLEMAN. vs. B W s Nicks, ct al--O.A I. B.
ON motion, aRd It appearing unto the satisfaction Of the
~ Clerk and Master, that W Nicks " Leiper and
wife Leper are non residents Of this State that the
ordinary process law cannot be served upon them s
therefore ordered that publication be made In the Union
and American Newspaper published in the clty Of Nash
ve requiring ae said defendants appear at the court
house in the town OF Csntreyie, the let Monday Ia
November next and there Plead demuT
cOmplainants bill, viii be taken for con ss
sion against thsm, and hearing paTte to them.
ORVILLE NIXON,
mar q8-pFs fee s3. WAt Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
HENRY CLAY.

in siz Volumes By Calvin Cotton, IL. ID Pr,s..,- -,
Public Economy Trinity College. In various rtvls. a.
binding. aye "
Destined fora leader, he everywhere a..sr,.s Nj.
destiny John C. Breckenridge, Vice PrssdsBt = A =
United States. y -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

Standing and Byron Collars.
FIRST RATS lent OF Byron and Standing Col.
a lars, received and for sale
tebA J. a. HeGILL,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
Brandfes.
Gin, Rum and whisky.

20 4 and u Pipes COgnae Brandy-bsst brands
= do Bordeaux do
3 X do Rochelle do
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
CRISP'S GAIETY.

During the engagement Of Miss Cushman the free list viii
be suspsndeo With the exception Of the gentlemen OF The
Press. Tho following aeale Of NINA viii hs ohaerrad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30

w. T. Berry & Go.
ara Public square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-30
Sheriff Saskatchewan County.

mar 2s-W4l prs Zee 83
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-30
MONETARY AND COrIMERCIAL,

The Memphis Appeal discussing the condition the Bank Of
Tennessee and its ability to specie payments as exhibited
in the letter Of the President Of that institution,
MES the statement made to the Comptroller, says
The letter then proceeds show that has cash means
enough together with the bonds Of the State stocks of the
Union and Planters Banks pay nearly the whole liabilities Of
it on bills and notes. and that these collected are sufficient
to pay the entire capital stock Of the Bank large sur
But without further recapulaton we refer the reader to the
letter @ which represents the Bank to be in the very best
In all this, only see still stronger reason bv the
Bank should have set the exsmpIe Of rsyi .i W S
counter and at the Of Branches in the very
instead OF mantng apprehension which has driven
it to the contrary policy of posponing indefinitely the
ton specie payments the Bank So strong as he
presented to be by her President she ought taken the lead
and inauguated the much desired Tennessee BANKING
We will venture to affirm that every Bank State that can
lay any claim to soundness would have been forced by this policy
INTO the adoption the system within sixty days the
date Of resumption by the State Bank.
Instead Of there would have been perpetual peace The
had the disposition to have carried niqutous destructive
warfare upon the first Bank that had effort pursue
policy acceptable to the people, and friendly their interests
The State Bank would have been sustained by the whole
, and would have established standard of business which
would nave compelled all the other Banks conform or 20
beneath the wave OF popular dsapprobaon and neglect
me people have looked to their State Bank the initiative
counter note SYSTEM and in all nsedful reforms and they
nave expected her to prove by experiment. that these re-
But the State Bank has srunk from performing its uty has
ey brought down upon itself suspicion distrust and
to other motives than honest ones It
'0u 'ue aLIeot out echoes the view Of this matter
TAKEN V e great body Of the people the State The state.
ent Of the condition Of the OF Tennessee has satisfied eve
~ one who has taken the trouble examine it, that the Rank
could have led in resumption specie payments and from eve
~ portion Of the State the demand up urging the Bankto
resume specie payments at once.
We understand the Branches pretty generally paying specie
and indeed We are told some Of them every demand upon
then then why it that the mother Bank does not adopt the
policy Of specie payments and so declare It?
The Tuscumba Aa5aada that the Of the Bank of
America, at GAINESVILLE Tenn refused the business trans
actions in that REGION because the has failed but for
fear It may fail.
The Louisville Journal of the 9th says Baggng and Bale
Rope
inc demand has been principally for bggng better
qaaes Of which the market nearly bare The sales Of the
wed nave been over 1000 pieces and hf pieces including 200