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THE FARMERS GUIDE

10 Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
By Henry STEPHENS, F. r. s., of Edinburgh and
the late }. p. NORTON, Professor OF Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven.
vo.s. Royal Octave. 1000 pages, and numer-
ous Wood and Steel Engravings.
This is confessedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture ever published, and in order to give
it wider circulation the publishers have resolved
to reduce the price to
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When sent by mail (post- -paid) to California and
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of the Union, and to Canada (post- -paid) Sc
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fishers. LEONARD SCOTT Il CO.,
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SALT LAKE MAIL.-Ihe weekly Salt Lake
mail, under the new contract left St. Joseph,
Mo-, on the lst of May, with about 800
pounds of mail matter and several passengers.
The line connects at Salt Lake with one for
Shasta City, California The service to Salt
Lake will be performed in twenty two days
and thence to Shasta in twelve days.
~ Y Tribune.
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COUNTY COURT.
Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in February, May
August and November.
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Topic of the Day.

"Gold, Gold, Gold, ,"-like the crv of fire" :"
every one eXclams "where!' "Up on Frazer
river" is now the answer, and to that dis
tant spot, where mountain torrents most do
congregate, every person not possessed of a
large amount Of the worlds goods, seems to
be turning his footsteps. None count the
cost for there is general belief that there
is gold enough to pay the score. So in
steamers and in schooners, in ships and
sloops, away they 90; an army With rockers
ready to take any risk for money.
Frazer river has banishel almost every
other topic. Kansas is eclipsed-Black Re
publicansn sunk into African dal kness, and
Know Nothngism is bound for the new
mines. Wherever our footsteps tend there
we find exciting groups, impr; clicabIe gold
roc kers and Muuchansen narratives Of min
inc milIonares who are lords of claims OF
untold wealth-barring the high water
How long this confusion is to prevail, none
can tell-perhaps the very next steamer
from the North may alay the fever. AT
present the h bbub is draw back to many
kinds of business, and serious detrimen,
to contractors and builders. In the interior
the effect is still more DISASTROUS Quart
mills and bitches are losing their Iaborers
and traders their debtors The columns o
the interior press are filed with arcou"ts o
the exodus, and steamers and stages arriv,
daily with crowds of gold-saekers en- rout
for the place where Chenook canoes are bet
ter paying stock than ocean steamers, anc
a knowledge of the "jargon" more desira
bic accomplishment than the lore of univer
Sites S. f. Globe.
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Democratic Committee for Placer County.
Post Offices in Placer County, California.

f1uouru.. .................. hODert OOruOn.
Coon Creek. k............D D. B. Goode.
damascus. .............. Thomas Moreland.
Dutch Flat. C. Jeffries.
1lllnOlstOWn. .................B Is. Brlckell.
Iowa Hill. l....................S S. N. Calvin.
Lisbon. ........ ........G. W. Applegate.
Mountain Springs. H. H. Brown.
Michigan Bluff uff.......FS S. Washeim.
Nealsburg. Observation-Disclosures. A. C. Neal.
OpnlrVllle. ..................D. ID. Is. Curtis.
OrO Clty. ...................G II. White.
secret RaVlne. e................. ii. IT, Hart.
Todd's Valley. ey................Wm VIM. NJ. Hall.
PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS.
Hon. James Z. Hale ....... County Judge.
Charles King. Observation-Disclosures Sheriff.
Tabb Mitchell. ell............... County Clerk.
Inlllp StOner. ................. Treasurer.
Philip W. Thomas. ..... District Attorney.
5. G Elliott. ............ County Surveyor
+. g. Millette. ... Sup't of Common Schools
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PROBATE COURT
Hon. JAMES E. HALE Judge
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month
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Another Cure of ScrOfula.

Troy N Y, Sept. l, 1854.
Messrs. A. B. Il D. SANDS: Gentlemen,-I have for
nearly three years been troubled with that dreadful dis
ease Scrofua much So to be offensive my hus
band and myself and to obtain relief have tried every
kind of medicine that under my notice, without
effect One of my neghbors, who had been cured of
similar complaint by your Sarsaparila, advised to
make trial of it. and can truly say that it has done
a world of good having completely cured me- Hoping
that my evidence may induce others similarly afflicted to
adopt the remedy with the satisfactory results
l remain gratefully yours,
SARAH A. j. POIILMAN.
Prepared and sold by A. Il. IL ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists, No 100 Fulton-street New York.
For sale by DEWITT KITTLE Il Co., II. JOHNSON
& Co.. and REDINGTON Co., San Francisco; RICE
Il COFFIN Marysvle; r. II. MCDONALD & Co., Sac
ramento and by Druggists generally
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

Leave GreoEviIe Mon9Ay AZ s a "a.
Arrive Al Mckinney by
Leave Mckinney TUESDAY Al 5 NJ.
Arrive at Greenvile by m--
s7sl From EratA PrisnaiaH - Aiss and aAsk sAes
Leave Era n AlaB5Ay at sam:
Arrive al frse&si1n by pm,
Leave Frieneian Tuesssy al a ns
Arrive al Eraah by
e7s2 Frora Cellar CITY by Haruoas ard Pine yafey 10
SAEra Cana. Is miles and back week
Baders sin propose schedule Of departure ard
srriEels
s76s From McKiuny 80 Pilot Ps.ni = uies aAd back
Leave McKinny Saturday at 5 IN,
Arrive nj Pilot HHl by ~ mi
Leave Pllpt Ha Saturday at
Arrive al MeKinny by 9 p M
s764 From MeElnny, by Le~issilIe, 10 saressts
and back, week
Lease McKinny Monssy al mi
Arrive az Birdyllle next day by p m.
Leave BirdyiIle Wednesday at "a ga;
Arrive al MckInny next day by IN
s7e5 From Mckinney, by Rock Hill and .
Atan 90 msIes and b,ck, once .
Leave Mckinney MonSey al s
Arrive Alton by IL p sas
Leave Alton Tuesday al Jam;
Arrive al Mckinney by lar
s7ss From Sherman by Chyton Eoseis ana Litrle
Elm 10 Alton, 10 mlles snd back once week
Leave Sherman Monday 6 M.
Arrive Alson next day by 4 4pms
Leave Aisop "Wednesday NJ q m;
Arrive at Sherman next day by
Bids TO run twsce week viii ts ooassdeseJ
s7s7 From Sherman Basin Spring. so nalss ani back
Leave Sherman Saturday Al q a ia.
Arrive al Rsaon Sprisgs by ~ m,
Leave Bason Springs Saturday at ZIP m,
Arrive Sherman by pm.
s7es Fron Boston, by Donglssvle, HasAnA. Forest
Home, ard L.drn, TO JeN<rsoA ~ mics and
hack, q week
Leave Boston Thursday al n ma
Arrive At Jefferson next day by Gpa.s
Leave Jefferson Friday at 6a m:
Arrive al Bostcn next day hysPm.
s76s From Wise 10 Denton. ID males esSk oace
week.
Leave Wsse Monday IN;
Arrive si penion by d p
Leave Denfon Tnsaalay ats IN;
Arrive at Wise sy 6rm.
$40 From San Sahs 'e smrassas 80 raii-a aud back
Leave San SaLa Manday nj 6 a m;
Arrive a. ismpaasAs by 7 pm;
Leave LampassaS Tuesday al 8 n m;
Arrive 1. San Saha by p m-
s77l Froa Weaherford TO Goeonds. iC- r. D. mllss
and back, week.
Leave Westherfcrd Friday al 5 ana.
Arrive Go,conda hy 10 p 70,
Leave Geioocda Saturday II IA,
Arrive at Westaerfard by 10 ma.
s172 Frem PArkersyHe Ma<no na 10 n,.i1s and back
~esk.
Leave Parksrssie Saturday ais AM
Arrive al MssnoAa by L. M;
Leave Magnolia Saturday nj pm. s%ta
Arrive at Parkersvllle by 5pm-
siT3 From Alto Sumfter 80 and back oncss
week
Leave Alto Mosaay 6 m.
Arrive at Sarnpier day by m,
LenFr Sumpter Wednesday, al 6 a m;
Arrive al Ale day by 6 pm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-18

In testimOney whereof, I have harsunto SCI
ny hand and caused the Great Seal OF Ia
@ state 70 be affixed at Nashville on he IO.b
~ u - lday Of August 1857.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the Governor:
?. n. W. BUXTON, Secretary OF s tate.
DESCRIPTION.
Said Owen s about 30 years Of age 5fsst or 10 nehe
In hght, weighs a3sut 1875 lbs and s well formed Hs Il
quick sPoben, dark complexion and dark hair and has
heavy beard 10 is he gone in h dreeon
Blst Tennessee Alabama.
II In addition 70 the above reward offered By The Gov
ernOF, will pay the Of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the and delivery Of John Owen 10 The shsEl
Williamson County or
ONk HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR sueh inioEmatiOn as III lead 70 hs arrest.
l. J. WHITLEY
sspt I6 d&Wu E. NJ WHITLBY
q. @. BRYAN.
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JOHN YORK CO., have for sale Portsrsspin o. ID
Times for this week tmay4
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supply Otths wonderful Medicine for the cure Of Rheu
mHtisu Deafpess Piles COrns and ali diseases
headaches and Pains, has been received by bWlN, PEN
DLETON & CO., and by 10. G. BROWN, Nashville Tenn,
shere il obtaRed The suffering should purchase
bOttle Immediately, See advertisement In another column
PROF HAsKELL-The following testimony in favor OF Dr..
HaskePs Electric OIL is furnished Us for publication.
PEOF. HAsKELL.-Dear Sir: feel II 20 be my duty 20 In
the public through you, what yOHT wonderful ec-
O' has done for family. Ny vile has been alarm
Ingy troubled with falling Of the womb and pains IN the back
breast. bought bottle Of your OIL yesterday, and
todav she H entirely free pain, and IDS her Warmes
respects your and prosperity lhaYe had rheu
matte pain in my chou ldeTs and arms for long ume and
ten minutes from the time applied your Oil the pain vas
all gene. stuly wonderful remedy for All pains, such
have been suffering with, and cheeEluiy give this
testimonial Of Its effects.
CT. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before his day, 24h OF July
1857. LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF the Peace.
such testimony tells OeT true tale" worth columns oil
made certificates all the land, and great way or
Try H. ye suffering and afflicted. See advertisement in
another column. maTld&Y.
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HoRsEs LED MULEs-ThousInds OF these vElu able ami
mails are lost every year. from their knowing how
the various diseases they suffering with
usiRg inferior remedies This is peculiarly in
gard diseases spdughal, spawn, pole evil and
the result OF spraus bruises, harness CALLS
ETC. All these diseases readily durable by the Of
penetrating inimen which is absorbed BY the pores
Of the skin and at drive of the bad humOrs that feed
keep up disease Among all the LDimentS thathave
ever been ted possess Preventative and dl.
sive principle such degree Or, BTagE's Arctic Ln'
ent article which is rapidly driving all similar prepara-
rs the market For sale by Druggists generally.
uaay5-d&yIm
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SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We are authorized 10 A CULLOM ST of Over.
county, candidate for Judge Of the Sixteenth judicial
Circuit composed tie counties OF OVeTton, FeRtress,
Morgan, Scott Cumberland sequaIChie, White, BledsOe
and Marion. Election, Thursday, May q, 1883.
april 2I-td,
We are authorized to announce Z. L GARDBNHlRB q
canddGe Judge Of the Sixteenth Circuit composed Of
the counties Of OVeron FentTess Morgan Scott Gambler
land, Whits BledBOe, sequa chic and Marion Election,
Thursday, May q, 1858. maf2o-te
We are authorized announce A. A. SWOPB a candid.
Attorney General OF the Sixteenth Judicial circuit
Election, Thursday, May 9Th, 1853. mar25-ts
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THE FIRST BAPTIST cHURCH-REv. MIR


DOGGETT.
We had the pleasure Of hearing discourse by the
Rev. Mr.. DoaGETT at the first Baptist Church, on
Sunday morning. The text was part Of the 88th
verse Of the 18th chapter Of John "It is finished"
These we're the last words Of the Savior, aud were
uttered when he was upon the cross. This is
theme upon which many good sermon may be
based, and Mr.. DO0GETT, who though 8 labOrious,
is yet very fluent and impressive speaker, could
hardly fail 20 render Il g subject Of uncommon in
tsrest to his hearers. Like most preachers Of the
Methodist Church M. D. speaks with the power of
3 mind that is unrestrained. There is ease and
nature in this, and like it; but in preaching of
hand sermons men are apt to say some things they
do not mean; and we thought Mr. D. did so in one
instance We understood him to say that all proVh-
sg was fulfilled when Christ was crucifed, and
since the scroll Of prophecy cannot yet be rolled up
though eighteen hundred years have elapsed since
the eruci61iOn we conclude ibst the preacher did
not intend to make the impression upon the minds
Of his hearers that his language seemed to warrant
and that be only committed Iassius liagua.
WesPeak Of this in spirit Of criticism, but only
as matter connected Wit the sermon, noticeable to
men who in the habit of hearing doctrinal ser
mons studied with great care. We, in common with
large audience, listened with pleasure and profit
Immediately and we hope prOspectively, to Mr.. DIS
discourse, and trust that during his sOjUurn in
our city 1--WE believe he is q member OF the Metho-
dist Conference be may favor the people with many
opportunities to hear him preach.
In this connection Il may not be improper to say
that it is pleasant to witness the general hospitality
Is avfauHad n he If he, n,
aud the courtesy our own preachers of all denomina
lions are showing them in giving them the use Of
their pulpits The latter fact manifesrs s spirit
syery--sly just and righteous, and which is well
g eulsed to soften She aspirations which are but
too common between different denominations Of the
protestant church. the indulgence in which in such
quarters has done very much towards making men
chary Of church membership, if, indeed, it has not
in some cases absolutely suPerinduced skeptieism
So We learn from the St. Louis Democrat that
the first Wine Fair was held in that city few days
since. About seventy specimens we're exhibited
contributed by the following States Illinois, New
York, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Iowa. Kentucky
Tennessee, Missouri.
The premiums offered amounted 10 $3.50. The first
premium is SlOe. The Democrat learned from
several Of the judges that all the specimens are
very superior in character, and indicate great i'm
provement in the manufacture Of native wines.
In consequence Of the great success of this fair.
it is decided by the Missouri wine company to hold
hereafter in St. Louis an annual fair, to which
greater attention will be bestowed, and from which
the most encouraging results will surely flow.
The award Of premiums has not yet been publish
ed
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THE partnership heretofore eLsuOg under the style and
i firm Of CIfCn Abbott was dissolved on the 9th
inst BY mutual consent TO take eec. on the I'd OF Fe0'
rusry, 1858 The business will be continued by Clifton,
Albright Co, OF Philadelphia.
All persons indebted 10 the late firm, previous to the
ID OF February S5S will please call Immediately ls the
old stand No Cedar Street, and settle with George B.
Abbott who fully authorized collect aud receipt for
the same
II retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure recommending to the patrons OF my
friends, Msssrs Clifton, Albright CO., gentlemen
worthy Of confidence aud solicit for them continuance Of
past fvors GEO. b, Abbott.
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BGg- The Louisville Journal regrets to learn that
the Rev. Dr. W. L. BRECKNRIDGE has felt himself
constrained by reason Of I'll health, to resign the
pastoral charge Of the First Presbyterian Church in
that city The Journal says:
He has served that important congregation for
nearly quarter Of a century, and Is az this time
By many years officially, the oldest pastor here.
Ba- The Sewsuee House, under the management
OF that prince Of landlords, WIN. ROBERTS, still
maintains its position as a first class hotel. The
tables this house are supplied with all the delca-
oies Of the season, together with an abundance Of
the substautias.
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tupGy In
comet
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RInfinn

7 HAVE FIFTEEN HUNDRsU ACRES OF LAND lying
in Upton county, Tennessee, miles north OF Ma
sons Depot the Memphis and Ohio Railroad aud forty
miles from Memphis, two hours travel by Railroad q
Memphis This and dvi, ed in three tracts suitable
three persons wishing TO buy SO EACH il will
any wishing 20 purchase the Is and make
iarm. Atbree places We'll improved with Dwelling
Houses Negro Cabins and Cotton Gins, Of the
mas $50 300 aud the other 200 Of cleared Lane
high state Of cultivation great bargain will be given
Address, T.. Il. HILL,
mayl-W4m on the premises.
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PHYSICIANS UsE 1.-THE following is the voluntary tesi
mony worthy and well known physician 10 his
experience Of the eIcscy Of B. A. Fahnesoeks cele-
baled VermifuEe during practice Of years.
Il
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NEW BOOKS.


Tbs Life and Works Of Isaac Watts
The Life Of Sir Henry Haml0st, UB.
Ths Communion Tstis By DR. Cunning.
The Infant salvation bv d. Cunning
Tia BaptEmal F0unt by DR. Cumming
Chrisfoer Passover b. Or OuDmirg
Thoughts N the lnhlsnce Of the Holy Spirit By Dr.
Cumming
The Finger Of God b. DR. Cumming
Tia Great Secret b.. Dr. Cumming
The PrOXmae signs Of the Gloss Of this Dspensaiion
By DR. Cumming.
Signs Of the Times by Dr. Cumming.
Philosophy Of the Plan Of Salvation-Walksr
PHILOSOPHY Of Skepioism and Ultraism-Walksr.
Alexander Fistchers Ssum0ns-eomplsts.
Signs Of TIE Times b. BunseR.
The Methodist Praasi er
Here and Hereafter by Athsrn
The Prince Of th5 House Of David.
Dr. Cummings Daily Family Devotion.
Life Of DR. Kane BY E der
Ds Eans's Arctic Ex0, orationR
Dr LvingslOnes Researches Ia Africa
Discoveries IN North aud Central Africa bv Barfh
Part0ns Life Of Aaron Burr
Annual Of Scientific Discovery for 1858
Hand B Ok of Household Scienca-Youmau
Literary Attractions of the Bibls-Halssv
Worthens Cyclopedia Of D aWiDg
The p tfs-Strest Church Lectures
For sale by JOHN YORK co. Is
mays No IS Union street.
JOHN YORK co, have for sale Porter ssPirf o. The
Times for this week lmayA
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New Goods!
Clifton, Albright g Co.

Successors to Clifton Abbott
RE daily receiving additions to the former stock Of
n Genuemens Clothing at No. Is Cedar street. where
they would be happy all the patrons Of the old nrn
and ali others want Of any goods IN their line Our
stock embraces every article TO be found IN Gentlemen
Furnishing store.
In the TAILORING department we have great variety
Of piece goods which will axe up 10 oEder aud war
give satisfaction. Two Of the firm are constantly
IN the Eastern market and all patterns and styles are
forwarded TO this house with despatch. We Hitter ourse
that facilities for receiving all aud desirable
styles will enable TO suit all who favor US with theI
patronage.
april rs CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & co.
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layI6-dGWl
CmANCERY IT GAINsBOhO.

kareW h. Graham aud others, COmplanans, VS. JChh n
Sadler and vile GnO 9th srs deieuda1ts-OugnAl Dill.
motion ana EppsanggO the satisfaction OF the CLERK
~ and Master, IRON The Gfiuavt complainant solcl OF
Joan Murray that The defendants, James hollow mar
Ridley Roberts, Baker ROBBERS, William HObers1 Ohm n
sader, and selma SEdeT residents OF this stale
ltls ordered that publication be Tor iour success We
weeks in The Union aud americans newspaper Pu0sned
In the city Of Nashville Tennessee REQUIRING said nor res
ident dei5"dsuts 10 appear the neXlt5 OF the
Court TO be held for county Jackson, At The JOUR-
House in GaRsbUJ, the rt ednesda after me second
Monday In July next 20 heR there enter their aeene
complaints said BILL judg for con essed Will De
taken against them and ID cause, sci down Tor near
ing paFte as q them. W. h. BUTTS
mayll-WN prs fee o CleTk and MasteF'
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B5y- We wish to inform the public, that we have
just returned from the east with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods and feel confident we can offer in
duOements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices are an object we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention Of the Ladies especially to
lot of side striped Berege and Muslins, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducals and sll the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods Our stock of staple goods is very
complete, all of which we wish to dispose of imme-
dstely on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
L C. NICHOLSON 6 Co.,
apr7-tf No. - Public Square.
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Strength and Health RestOr

Strength and Health Restored Mr. IoHS
DAVIDSON, Iivngten miles sbove Pittsburgh the Penn.
sylvaniE Canal, Gays: When commenced taking BGr-
haves Holland Buffers, could hardly walk. Now, enjoy
excellent helIh."
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY Mr. SILis J. LIsCoMB of Brm-
ngham ,syss 81 have found in RehaVes Holland Bittss
remedy for Headache and Debility. My also
ii with the greatest benefit. ~
Mr.. A. s. NICH)OS, Of Pittsburgh also remarks that he
hs experienced much relief ION for headache.
msyI7.