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A Circular showing the plan Of the Lott
teries will be sent 30 any one deSirOWs OF
receiving lie
CERTEEECaTES OF PACKAGES Willie sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
80 Hall " 20
10 Quarter - 70
10 EigLths Z" 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address FOR the Tickets ordered,
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded BY first mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
II ? Purchasers will please their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
IT Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
wih0utdeduction
II All prizes Of $1,000 under paid Immediately after
the dTaWingOher prizes at te usual Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orde,s for Tickets Ccrtifcaiesto
- SN An 81 Cos Augusta, Georgia.
ii ? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala. Atlanta, Ca,
can have their orders - aul time, by addressing S Swan
4 Co., at either Of those cities
LIST of tic numbers taatare drawn from the wheel, with
the amount Of the prize that each entitled to, will be pub
lished after every drawing, in the following paperAurusa
tGa9 Constituona New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Inegenccr,
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauldu (Aiss Clarion and
Little Rock Ark True Democrat. iy-57
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DREW ). SMITH,
NO Is, RROADH VA, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL, WAGON AELEs, ELLIPTIC STRINGS,
Nd all other articles his line of business which he Oilers
~ wholesale and RETAIL low for cash. at the above stand
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The late attempt 20 iniure our Firm has
shown that our Lotteries a re drawn fair
ly; that our Prizes are paid punCtually !;
and that our Schemes are more Liberal
amy other Lottery ia the WOrldg
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TNRESR ARRIVALS EE
n Ladies French Lasting Caters, With heels;
Do Italian Cloth side laced Caters;
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots;
Do French Lasting Congress Caters:
Do do do slippers; f..a.
Do Black Velvet and Kid Slippers:
Misses Caters, Boots, and Slippers.
ne Of Chdrens and Infants Boots Shoes and
Caters. Just received by JOHN RAMAGE,
augl A COLLEGE street.
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nam CHANCE FOX FORTUNE.-sFOH
* sIIE-ss5.0oo worn q he most valuable ~ sslu.
ie - ne most resemble erl7, 81 he most dszaea
~ 57o5sT sa.rsdl this markst, sing on chsg, CsT
No. ana sprzos Strs suitable for 5u5ins houses PriT
Esings = Prooss e senga t1a ao0ve or hsay NeTl-
SsasF WILL. L BOYD. u
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tlsson VIA taens Tto1r lllusfrations "a SEE.
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LIfE AND LufE IN NUknAY AND LAPLs IN.
6erman- novel By Thgo. Augge.
LILLY HHffE. A rumaues 81 Eirard coof4re 81 a1,bl
THE QCAksk SOLD1Ehs o.. ne Brszh IL Fdil1asl - a.
historical komznce. Il = -.
SASTAROE. A nase az NorFny b IA rfsltl,,s 49,.
of'-Tho Watchnsn.n
tbs COUSINS; o.. Ths ouPaa's WaTd ByJA Madass,
Author Of ~Lahice.n - - - -
DEAR ~ - novel b. Bu1uL uustrsaas-d
Just reviewed By p NO.. T.
aRfNn -. .
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Glass 2I draws ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1858.
Glass 2s draws
SATURDAY., AUGUST IL. 1858.
Glass 30 draws ON
SATURDAY, AUG CST 2E, 1858.
Glass SO draws On
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1855.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$1,000 Tickets!
FTyR THOUSAND HUNDRED PRIsEs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Scheme!
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Particular Notice!


currently reported shat sell Goods only tg Auction.
hetWofLlso o. sies inside privately, like ell other
Wholesale Houses in this city With grand exception, that IS
sell cash. and short notes. and from &c 70 @Oc less than
her prices. lang ~ ItsAt bh & LDCAS-
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Am and after Wednesday, the 18th Of August, 1853 the trains
Will follows
"a x fZ -y.5.... = $1,000 8 -
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE5
Louisville. KenfuekY.
E1eeuaor,. safe o. L.ana.--on one. -. 5. 81

EEeGUtOF7s sllEe o. Llmlls..lu One, ~ n. a.
Three Kenrs1 Time. = =
WILL sell 70 The hsct bidder Saturday. lhe an fqv 81
September next, land in he ueeoroI ~
Pennington, MARSHALL county, Tenn.
The Home Place. containing about hunr hyssrs1
acres, on which there isa mansion, neatly ah COED
and fine land. ~
The most o. it good the haianea % good or timber,
good water.
The Lund or Ewing Place about two miles from Home Tct
contsinng eighty aces good CEDAR land tty
with csb5s, twenty rot
cedar timber. and will be sold II lots
Sold on one tEo or years time, win interest from aat
TIE purhar giving security and iein land fo tss
chase money. he lands arc all surveyed.
JAMES S. WEBB. d.
iyR0 TX Of John L. Parsisy's Win =
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SmHTHLANDs PADUCAEHr
. ~ fketla LouisTilles Ste Louis, and .Isr..n
- Memphis Regular Pack =
efs, leaving Nashville MondlVE, Tueszys NehssJl
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays 10 oclocs, A. ne
splendid passenger Steamer
WinnetOnkRs Capt. H c. mafheneYs
Will leave nashville on Mondays and Thursdays &c ID 9-cc
A. VI. Tha light drsught PASSENGER stran1ss 81. ~
Cubas Capt. James We Hunt
viii leave Nashville Wednesdays saturaJs 10 ooi
A. NJ The light draught passenger Steamer
Blanche Lewis Capt. - T. 8afeEmnElt
viii lcave Nashville Tuesdays Fridays as 20 O'Clock, "A.
The above FIRST class Light draght Boats ard Fli
leave regularly those appointed days, masking oonnscsds al
Padacah With The y. Mai Packe Tor he shove naie ~
For freight orpassage apple on board or %
june = A. HAMILTON, Agsnt
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COTOOsA SPRINGS,

CotOOsh co.. ntys EeorFia.
TTHHE hot veaiheE and dust Of he city ~ -
ninil rs thas tae SEASON when We have ben
accustomed to friends patrons + n -
to delightful Watering Place, q AZ hand.
Daily ppCfons Tor Rooms. this season, thnasH rf
have annually hrouged COTOOSA, assure ~ that Il "a niv ~
eesary 20 inform friends and The public thai COTOOsA rH
be opened the hrst Of suly. II -
Our Old German Band viii he present give hsm hd usla
welcome jy3-2ml BATTEY, HICKMAN 4 McDON ALn. Z
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NASHVILLE

FnIDAr aoE0rae, AUersr 90, isas.
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The following Scheme will be drawn BY s. SWAN Co., Mana
gers Sparta Academy Lottery Single Num-
Der August 1858 AUGUSTA, GEO in public,
under the observation-disclosures Of Commissioner
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ill PaPers--A lrge lot Of Bal Pa5sr. q T,-os7 -
and Qualities. Just reosiEed y ESQ 2. Hkazs.
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OscROLA, TFE sEEIN0E.E o.. Ia ~. -. i, a..
-, ---l y 49, -i1ssrat.d VIA arI
sinAoeagns- r..ra t'r
OLD NELL Or Tie 1sys.5l tas Isau-,is-s. r. -.,,.
Henry Herhsrt
WILD kLOWEBs. "a novel ihai WI not slsz1v 81. --
Pa-sea -L0ldoa -61ss-Esr. .ll-
1hA FRENCH INCENDIARY. D Ed-cre sue
TIE MODERN oTHELLO., Au.ao- q Eliea eTant.
posAL AND TIE MANIAC HEIREss. By ..Ias on a..
49, ---. .leessss = iaiy I0HN YORK.
history o. tho oIses osat5h AID lasodoa ofs6s Conss
% " INC oai'sa SITES With 81 & praslBsI frtnors
hy 6eofge licznor luft5- 20 II rr--a 80
The second voluus nov lssusiis t.--.,5. IL =
foraat0h and adopsi0a q ths Can-itaiis.. 4,
nOsi absorbing Interest . Azsreansnor can Nv ~.
prseats the magnidrenos q lfs st-s-rlt =, Al e p
eonPaned Mr. Curtis shz0uyh analgllvi isseous. -
and his account Of the meihodef paas asus5ts1sr -
AisbT John Vosxssr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-20

A Nd the various affections consequent upsa disorse-sd
"A MQMACH Or LIE ER. as Indigestion, AGILITY Of
tie stomach, Colisky Palms. Heartburn, Of Appee, De-
Pondenc, CosTCne, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all
v0us, Rheumatic, and Neurgie Affections, ucmerous
Instances proved highly beneficial and in Others eEec1
cidsd cure.
This is purely veEc-e compound prepared strictly sri
euc principles, after the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor BearaTe Recuse q m great In Of The
European States It's Introduction into The United
tended especially Tor those Of herland
and there the facs Of the mighty country. Meeting with
great among them. the public
knowing that It's truy Bondsral medicinal virtues
knoElodged.
Il q paTcuary those persons whose
tuous have become impaired By The Continuous Of
dent spirits, other forms Of dspatsu. Generally
Moons in edect ands its directly The sat Of life
ling quckening eve raising the dropping
and. ir far infing health s1d IN the system
NOTCEWhoever eEpecs 70 ind this beverage Eill do
appointed but 20 the sick weak low spirited, It sill prove
grateful aromatic cordial possed Of Singular remedial proper
tics. CAUTION
TIE great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has induced
many mston Ehch the public should guard sgant pur.
chasing Re persuad I'll 70 bay anything have
given BOerhaves lollgn Fers fair trial One bottle VIII
convince you how nfncs superior Il Is all misa-
ions.
~ Sold at 81 FER bottle, six bottles Tor IS, by the sole
Propr.etors,
Manufacturing Pharnaceulists and Chemists Pittshurg,
Sold In Nashville by EEin, Pendleton VI. " Berry
Domove, Dr. A. Roscoe, 10. G. Brown, Demuville Bell
G. ". Hendeho, Dr. 4 Wells, Wells, Hooper & Co.. Bech
Hunter and Druggists generally throughout the State.
mays '53-dtriGE1yns.
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Cash Tor Nerroes.

NaHsIA IUH No. IUtss
WE undersigned VIII pay the cash for fifty likeyyouug
Negroes he viii also board negroes and sell them on ~
commission az No. Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn, and
viii be responsible fox the escape OF al negroes left in his
charge. Cali and sec. lJulySdl THOS. G.. JAMES
GUNDREES.--Fresh Burmuda Arrow Root Pearl sazc
- Puo French Chalk shoe Brushes, Seets Powders Balsan
Fir, Diamond Clements, Bung coris, &C. For ale BY
DFNOVTLIE a kFTT.
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GSTGAIs.s-CO b5ls Crushed and Powdered Sugar. Balt
- TERRASS BROIHERs.
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- 49, Great Bargains at No. es Public
49, SqnaEe.-We VIII oaer entire stock Of
goods cost for cash only, fora v days, to make our
Fall sok Nov DE limo fer everybody 70 get cheap goods.
Call soon or gOu EIll miss the Glisurc. = 49, -lc
ausSr L C. NICHOLSON & CO.
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'TlHIs BOOK WILLRE RRAD R-K ENET-
u y nnuong q people. 1888
Bancr0ft's History. sa.B
42ae- JOHN ROkE 3 ooaa
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HICKS PHsant BASS Inlas.ns. 1h5 Is1yslus i,gssl
poalI1thsr1- Faz ais b. 1tf
isQ - -aaea 2, z soHS yosk : oi.a
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-12

J'nERE ARE THOUSANDS in thisState suffering
Tor want OF Scientific medical treatment and
you rear To apply to n Physician because they have
Oeeh deceived, or their friends have been by some
oi the nharatans uh infest the community aud tho
publish themselves as good physicians professors
etc 10 all such we unhesitaiingly recommend Dr.
g Young, as Physician in whom all oan place con
ndehce. lie - man OF eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man. and one
who can syInpashise with persons In nfriction His
standing as Physcian and gentleman are both
guafautsed-the nrst by his medical works vhL.h
are an hor to their author. and the extensive and
highly successful course of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in Cnlifo,nia and
the latter By his numerous patrons ana large circle of
scquaintances,
nEMEMBER-That Or. J. c. Young. onsre tor
~ the treatment of Private Diseases IL at The eor
ner OF Montgomery and California sts, san Francsco
REdEMBER-Thnt DR. Yonng want. M nat,ept.
but those fully capable OF approaching and di.tin.
gushing the services or n regular thorough hrei
physician, roa ae pairy unlearned and tri1inx
Iusck.
REMENBER-That Or Young IL the only reouIa,
bred physician advertising to cure diseases Of
dcnoe ~
REMEMBER-rhat DR. Young's remedies and
neatmens are entirely uDk nown To all others Dre
pared rom f- spent 10 the great Hospitals OF Eu
rope and The h-' 10 this country, from pure ch-ni
cal. Imported
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-12
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn
Can be f0nnd at the old stand, corner Of
and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulied privately and With the
utmost confdenc by the afflicted at all hours daily
from A. NJ. until p. VI. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-12

POST FlCE
Literary Depot {!
i removed their stock would respectfully init
mate to their friends that they are prepared 10 OIL
ANY order embraced In the ,ne OF
BOOK $,
Bound and IN prmpblet form, comprising large ms
sortmcnt OF NOVELS and light Literature, by the
most popular authors OF the day.
Standard Works,
ln sheep. calf ard cloth Historical, Biographical
Critical, Poeichl, Theological, Philosophical, FhilolS
Ogcai, Spiritual, q. the receLt sin) SC. &C. among
wlach are Byron, MORE, Shakespeare, Ben johnson,
Prcscnus Conquest Of Peru aud Mexico, Brandts
Ency yclopedh 0f Science, Literature and Art. ditto
of English Literature, Chambers Information, Prof
Ilare's works, ani Il host which space restricts
enumerating.
School Books
Adapted fer the Common schoois here, besides n
large assortment Of different varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Psper, gilt AMI plain, ruled and unruled, Le'
gni Cap, Foolscap, Bul Cap, bfUad and narrow,
Cards, c.,Iouad sni pIain Fancy Note Paper OF
every variety and style, tho finest ever brought Ia
this market. Envelopes 10 match
BLANK BOOKS semi fobo, cap, quarto, In sheep,
Russia, hall bousd, &C. Dixies for '5s, Morocco
Tucks Pass Books, kc.
FAHcY ARTICLES, Desks, Portfolios, Albums,
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases.
Cutlery,
Westenhoim's best. VIOLIN STRINGS
Christmas Presents.
Morocco bound Annuais, suitable for Cfis, Chidrens
Toy Books. &C.. all OF which We offer at the very
CAREHAM Il LOCKWOOD.
Dac IS, 1887. dec2s
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Butte Record.

q Nee on Bird street, between Myers and
IluntOOu SITS.
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8IA NKS! 4!

Every description Of Blanks executed on the short
anotice, with unrvalied taste and neatness.
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HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
.ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
General Stage Office,
CORNER MONTGOMERY ANpHrxTooN STREETS,
VILE.
FRANK JOHNSON, -. Proprietor
FRANK JOHNSON, -. Proprietor

20 THIS HOUSE, which ever since the "a
l@~l4 earliest days Of OroNillo has been The e,iI
popular rctort Of the Resident aud Ira, cling pubilc
has lately been thoroughly repaired ana rcutIsfyd q
In Its every appointment tho yer, best hotel north OF
Matysvle.
BEING THE DEPOT FOR THE CALIFORNIA
STAGE co = COACHES, Travellers to and from all
parts ol the state viii hnd this the cunyonien,
and desirable stopping place In OrovIo.
The Table
WIN always be supplied with the choices, ,iands
obIanabic in the market.
The Beds
Are carefully attcndcdto, and always kept roai una
comfortable
The Bar
Is stocked with the very best brands Of Wines and
Liquors. In fact, II l. the aim o tho undersigned TO
maintain for the ST, NICHOLAS, the character OF
First Class Hotel, Complete throughout
FRANZ JOHNSON, PROP rictor.
n D.-Trnyoers, by leaving their MINES with tho
clerk can be called for the snges nj amy hour thoy
may desire.
orosillc, Dec "a. d3i-n
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MlSCELLANE NEOUS,
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED ~ SACRAMENTO FROM SAN
FRANCISCO,
DIR. DAVIS,

OF THE CITY toFt DUBLIN,
XXIIo IL DAILY RESTORING SIGHT TO ms
w Blind! Hearing Ia the Deaf ranishing Fist
Removing Marks from tho fncc, curing Piles and bad
Sore legs! Hair also restored to the head, aud pre-
vented from falling of.
The Doctor will cure PRIVATE DISEASES In less
time an any mnn in the world, without loss Gf lime
to the patient
LADIES, with wehknefses of any sind. give bma
call and you will not regret 1t Ladies also attended
TO by letter
Persons treated for CONSUMPTION Ind better SEQ
the Doctor, nine out of twelve nre not Con-
sumption AT all and nrr curahle. All pcrsous may
hapd unless he IL certain of eliecing n cure.
The eatent oi imposition nbwu- -dnys in the prnciice
OF mTdicue, induces the Doctor to invite all persons
to his office, where they see fer hemsclyts the
cures he performs: where, also, hi, ofice book Ia
open for reference to the hundreds he has cured IN
ran francisco, and also his Diploma.
Cancer Cured without the
Knife!
MaTk-This ~ the IIr. Davis " no performed
many wonderful cures at Lis Office 20 Broadway,
New York.
Notice to the Old Country People.
Dr. Davis treats all cases the snme Ms he did in
Madan STEpiIENS' HOSPITAL in Dublin
Once boura, from 2 A. NJ. to : =. NJ.
OFFiCE-No. 10 l. street between Second md
Third. Feb 3d--u
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-12

| Amsd,r ss misSi, Jackson;
McsssDfsF, Ia Porte;
iierald, Crescent city;
Democrat Mariposa;
sentinel, SANTA Cruz;
Chronicle, Yreka,
"a Clamor Publico, Los
Angeles
Herald. psnicir;
Courier, Columbia;
sentinel, InckeG o T.;
standard, Portlnnd, o. a..
Argus, oregon CITY, q. 7 (;
Messenger, Corvallis o. T.;
FINES, Portland. %. T.
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Sable, and Tswas City, 10 ssgns '. $50 miIcs aud
back, week from Dscemte' 10 ApdI 80 In
each year.
Bidders TO name schedule OF departures and s,rivaIs.
Proposals for this service should be made BY ie round
trip
1879 Fom sau Ste Marie Marquette, "a miles and
back once week during the season Of nayiga alton.
Bidders TO propose sehe uie OF departures and srn
Proposals r this service should be inside by the round
TRIP.
1876 Prom Marquette TO ksewenaw Bay ~ miles and
back, a week during the suspension OF navi-
cation.
Leave Marquette Thursday al IN;
Arrive at Ksewenaw Bay Saturday by pm,
Leave Keewenaw Bay Mopdsy a,7am;
Arrive at Marquette Wednesday by pm.
Proposals for his should be made by the round
trip.
1857 From Keewenaw Bay by Portage L.kr, Houghton,
ON, Eagle River Eagle Harbor, aud North West
Mine. 10 Fort Wilkins, Sc miles aud back, q
week.
Leave Ksswenaw Bay Monday at IN,
Arrive at Fort wilkins next Wednesday by 6 M
Leave Fort WHkirs Thurs lay at 9 a III;
Arrive at Keswensw Bay next Saturday by 8 p M
1868 From Keewenaw Bay BY Algonquin. Adventure.
Minnesota Nine, and Rockland to Ontonsgon, SO
miles and back q week
Leave Keewenaw Bay Mondsy at 8 am;
Arrive al Ontonsson next "Wednesday by 8 pn
Leave Ontonsgon Thursday at am;
Arrive at Keewenaw Bay next Saturday by p m
1868 From Ootouaeon, by Go6eber Mine. Norwich
Nine miles and back, week
Bidders will the distanee and propose schedule
1850 From Onionagon, by Adventure Mine and Douglass
Haughtcn Mine, to Isle Roy Mine, 80 mile. and
back, week.
Leave Ononsgon Mondsy at mi
Arrive at Isle Royal Mine bextday by ms
Leave Isle ROYAL Mioe Wednesday at a IN;
Arrive al On,onagon next day ly pm
1851 From Ononagon, by Minnesota Mines Rqckianl.
Sa.tvisw, and De4e'e u Wausau. 1874 miles ana
back, twice week, from Isl November to ist
May Of each year.
Leave Oatot ason Monday and Thursday at m;
Arrive at Wansau next Saturday and Tuesday BY 6
pn
Lssve Wausau Monday and Thursday at M;
Auye at Onionagon next Saturday and Tuesday by
6pm.
1862 From ockland by Forest and Norwich Mines, and
Norwich, 10 Agogebic, "a miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Rockand Tuesday at 6 m
Arrive at Agegobic ty 6p m,
Leave Asegobic "Wednesday at G am;
Arrive al Rockand by 6pm.
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4
Anive 81 Richand Centre DAY 10y pms
leave Eielllnl Genre Tuesday, huisiay, and Sat
ur.iay al 10,
Arrive at Lone Rock same day by | am
1865 From Mucods, by Highland, Mineral Poiai, 80
mics and back once week.
Leave Muscoda Monday ri 2 a IN,
Arrive at Mineral Point same day by Is p m;
Leave Mineral Point Tuesday ut q m,
Arrive al Museods same day by 6 D M
Proposals f,r service bslwcen Highland und Mineral
Point only re invited
1906 From Mu ceds by Oion Milan, Mill cnesk, Ssi-
van, Reedslown, New Bfookvile 10 yiroqas, 40
miles and back, ones a week.
Leave Murcotu Tuesday al z a M
Arrive al yiroaoa next lay BY III a IN;
Leave Vlroaua " ednesslay al | D a.;
Arve at MuseoJa ncxt day by & o M
1907 From Muscola hy Orion Milan Mil Creek Buck
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Doughfaoes.

Hon. Auson Burliugame in recent
spesch thus alludes to this specimen of
the genus homo:
"And they will ask you, doughiaces Of
the North, why you sit still in your seats,
and allow men to call your constituents
because they loiled. mud sills and slaves?
You will have to answer all these things
You cannot do il, and we shall beat YOU
like threshing floor. We shall hereafter
have majority IN this House, We shall
strengthen ourselves in the Senate, aud
wo are to day hlling all the land with the
porlenls Of your general doom in 1850.
Aud l said, in the presence Of this state
OF things, that our FIRST duty 70 Col and
our country Is to devote ourselves to the
political destruction of the doughfaees
who say one thing at home, and come here
to vote another; and who iawn aud trem.
bic, and fall doWn.in tie presence of the
Administration. No wonder that you
Southern men, call us slaves, Judging us
from these specimens OF the people. But
l tell you they do not represent the FIRE
and lilnt OF the grim aud griHsly North.
They are but our walters on Providence,
Macsycophants; they are our Uiiah Heeps,
they belong with Dan,e's selfish men, Of
whom ho said. Heaven would not have
them and hell rejected them. ! tell you,
Southern men, am ready to strike hands
with the fire eaters, and exlerminale the
race, II rs becoming extinct Look in
their faces for the last time; they are IA
ding away-tading away. Oil for an ar.
list to take their features. TO transmit them
TO curious aud scornful prosperity, Do
t quickly, for the places which now know
them viii soon know them no moro for
ever"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-07-09
aSound on the Goose -

The Lafayette Argus relates the follow
ing, which, We take il, is severe and
cutting rebuke 10 that political priest and
pious politician, Rev I, L. Breckenridge,
breckenridge met member of the Old
School Presbyterian Church, Che other
day. who inquired Of him whether he bad
oalled on Rev. Mr. Allen, the new pastor
Of that church. Mr.. B. said he had not
and inquired Of this momibsr whether M
ALLEN Was 'soand on the goose9"
Nv bat gOoser imputed the member.
"fhe slavery goose" said b.. ayou
know he is Kentuokian."
- DO not know how h0 may be on
your goose. said the member, obut l
am satisfied he is sound on Jesus Christ .
Breckenridge was mum Tor once.