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ROca's Remedy for Pulmonary
and dTubercuiar Consumption

HAVING been appointed sole Agent for the sale of
Il Don GERONIMO RoCA's celebrated CURE FOR Coz
SUMPTION, the public viii be put in possession OF
of the most extraordinary remedies eXtant for
CiseaSe.
| have the more readily undertaken the agency
from the fact of its extreme smplicity-beng out
lcdrd application the action of which is seemingly mi
raculous and its having Of those attributes which
make up the numerous compounds now in general
With the utmost confidence in the success of this
remedy, which has heretofore been used in private
practice with great success is shown by numerous
letters and certificates, is offered TO the public.
pamphlet, containing directions letters from dis
tinguished 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, and publicity is
only required TO render it popular as il Is beneh
cal. Address, JAMES REPS,
Sole Agent for the United States,
No. 34l Market street, Philadelphia
PRINCIPAL Office, 1920 FI1zwATFR febIi-2m
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5000 Cases ss- AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, who
has made his fortune and retired from
5000 Cases business will spend the remainder Of
his days ia curing that dreadful disease
5000 Cases CoNSUMPTI0N-FREE or CHARGE I;
his earnest desire being To communicate
1000 Cases "a the world his remedies that have
proved successful In tlAan 5000
5000 Cases cases. He requires each applicant to
send him a minute description Of the
5000 Cases symptoms, with two stamps, q eenisD
20 pay the return letter, IN which he
5000 Cases viii return them his ADVICE PRLsscTIP.
TON, with directions for preparing the
5000 Cases mefcines, sc.
The OLD DOCTOR hopes that those az
5000 Cases nicted will not, account of deiieacy
refrain from consulting him because be
SO0O-Casey makes charge. HIS sole object n ad-
vertsing IA % do all the good be eau be
5000 Cases fore he dies He feels that be s justly
celebrated for ths cure Of Consumption,
5000 Gases Asthma, BIonehigls, Neryoas affections,
Coughs Colds Sc. Address
5000 Cases DocT; uScAs ERASr,
Box 1881, =. o., New York.
5000 Cases Mar. as-wssn
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NTOT1cE-f have removed ny tiarness sAop fFoEa
IN nadertrk street Ne o, fup stzifkl south shtc
Pab1e saaars Nherp shall constantly ssp on hand
avariety OF C0ach and Buggy hazness, sad also kip
snd ogh skln collars
Iaa- 1--G q. l. Ho&k<ID$
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straw Cutters.
GET THE BEST.

so GET THE BEST.
rJ,HR GENUINE AMBisoffPk-ths Premium lretafe
-S bsyand conlsaF The ovst as c ef lkeneas
yet iniFoiueed, aad st4zds sitasat rival.
Time cannot change them,
Light cAnnot lsae theu,
palnpsess cannot msiit1 them,
Dust never reach theia,
Rsls1 csansa eorrodc them.
Made as heretofore by IARCoABks cosnrr of Cherry
aud Union s,ress<, aud pat ~ N ~ Up Style al Hast
prices.
lsa23--u
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PIANOS! PIANOS!!

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED has just received his Spring
i Stock nf Pianos, MelodeUns, Nolins, Flutes Ac-
cordcons Music Books and sheet Music, which by Ear
the largest and best selected stock ever offered In this
CITY The Pianos are from the world renowned max
4. II. Gale & Co, and Stcinway Il Sons. Every Piano
is warranted for ave years and will be sold at New
York prices. Freights only added.
Ny stock of Sheet Music is very large, embracing all
the and popular pieces OF the day. II you want
the best Piano, and at the lowest prices call at IS
Union street JAMES \. MCCLURE
y. B-A fresh supply Of the very popular songs
" Pm Twenty Five" % Gentle Annie Rosae, -
&c, &c (marl0-u)
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-04
IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.


Should leave the city until he has procured sup
ply of McIeans Strengthening Cordial. II sells rapid
ly, because IL always cures. liberal discount will
be made 20 those who buy to sell again.
CAUTION-Beware Of Druggists dealers who may
try palm upon You bitter Sarsaparila trash
which they can buy cheap, by saying il is just
good. Avoid such men. Ask for McI.ean's Strength
ening Cordial, and take nothing else II Is the only
remedy that viii purify the blood thoroughly, and At
the same time strengthen the system.
One Tablespoonful taken every morning just before
breakfast, a certain preventive for Cholera, Chs
and Fever Yellow Fever or any prevalent disease.
as- Price only 81 per bottle or six bottles FOR S.
J. ii. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor OF the Cordial,
Also McLean's Volcanic oil Linimcnt
R4y- Principal Depot the corner Of Third and
Pine street -. Louis, Missouri.
asS-For sale in Memphis by $ Mansfield & Co., John
son 4 Long, and by Ward & Jones, at proprietor's
prices.
HS- For sale in Louisville by BELL, ABBOTT 4 Co.,
Springer Bro, and Raymond Patton.
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LIVERY STABLE.
Lumber. Lumber, mber.

- be bad al the IAyerFue Aiiiz, lae Aashsllls
aas Castanus,sa tallFtad. 10 snles lFea Nashville
aass-fsa 4 EkRnwf1J-
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn,

4 o utt ptIoUIto uVtftItu frtLU UTutcI. :.
Mr. J. F. CowAN:-Dear sir-l hereby certify that in
the summer OF the year 1856 servant Of mine, boy
about 10 years of age, who had always before time
been stout and OF vigorous constitution attacked
with gravel. Physician WAS called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
daily, until he helpless and believe would
have died in few days had IL been for a friend,
who advised the use Of Cowans LthOntriptic. pro-
cured few bottles the first OF which gave hi.z reer
and IN a short time he able walk about, and
finally fully recovered; since which time he has had
symptoms of said disease, and 20 all appearance as
healthy as any servant ON my plantation. ] there
fore recommend il TO all persons suffering under a
like disease, one Of the most certain remedies
known.
Given under my hand this August 22d, 1857.
DANIEL SHELTON.
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The Cherokee Corn Planter |!

PATENTED BY ELLIS 4 CHARLTON, Sept, sth, 1857
I,IIE only cheap, durable and efcsenf machine for
Il planting corn ever presented 20 tbe Planters q
Tennessee, cxhibiti0n AZ hcssrs Armstrong
4 CO,s, No. ~ Market street, Nashville
The Cherokee Corn Planter rccominsnds itsci above
an ohss, Ter a durability cheapoess, snlciys -hd
srTlbea work
II burrows the ground N any required defth-
drops the csFn many kegncts deasrr "a sfssc~
iucles diameter FEathenatcaiiy N The hill
the hills and presses te caFths Ca - t.lr Old
method with thc hoe land marks arcgratsis the Io
sttion of each hiii- WIKI szsis hoFse cf boy
can plant tee - rfteen acres per cay 18th eAse-
faItsrs and elhers iastsd a. exAintlation q
shis machine, n 4essrs AFHzssrsng tps, ~hcfe q
alay be ssen daily u przetacai afeFsts..n
Psrsans wsshaE purchase COUNTY RIGHTS IN
ths % aiiulniEg staEes b. stgiftns snne4sleg l-s
,srYilsry i bsiss dlspose 4 fagitiy } sssn
sue tsrnss ~la fssea tsEEs Eetsr 81 te
n estaaeBt Call a. ~ Nc. - Aarket street..
Nashville IffIL1S ! AeAph k1&~
lzn94-u
Naw.xr.s So -. -.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Always on hand and in the Wheat Market.
w ANT u Di

and Mediterranean Wheat
WE WILL, AT ALL TINES, from nos hencefor
Wv ward give the highest market price m cash, for
PRIME WHEAT OF al VARIETIES, delivered 20 as al
our Mills corner OF Line and Cherry streets, Nash
VILE, Tenn. As OUR purchases are SOLELY for the
purpose OF MAKING FLOUR IN fHiS CITY, we do not
stop buying at ANY TINE, bat give the HlGHkS<r
NARkEr PRICE in CASH al ALL TINES notwfth-
standing the cry Of HARD TINES and no MONEY.
for full particulars enquire either At the MILL or Al
" IA. OORnON a Gu. X Market street
CARTER REAUMAN 4 co.
ua- y. Sacks furnished all parties delivering
Wheat mar e-dAw2it
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SELF FERMENTATION, ETC.

A IL debts due previous % the year 1857, will
~ be collected by suit at January Court, or before
a Magistrate II not paid before tht time This shall
apply all persons, without distinction "a word 70
the wise Is sufficient" /"
doclO-t X C. hCNAIE1 N Cd
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ChiIdren,s Diseases.

0H1IUTth't DIstHstts
Rddcdy's ReR0uatiFlg HesoirdHt should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c- These
breakings out (Ihus early) evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock. few doses Of the
Refl0rdtifg Resoret will eradicate every vestge Of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-04

The above perfectly cured by Is bottles OF
the Lithontriptc, and of the worst cases Of
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
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Meoifal
Greatest Medical w Onder
OF Il III E A G e!
co WAN'S
VEGETABLE LITH0NTRIPTIC,
Friend Of the Human Family I!

rJNHE world is challenged 10 produce medicine thai
Il has afforded the same amount of relief 20 suffer-
ing humanity Cowan's Lithontriptic
COWAk'S Lf7KfONTYRIf,7TC has cured fhe usands
Of Of stone IN the Bladder and Kidneys.
COW4N'S LI7HOAThLPITC has cured the most
aggravated cases Of Gravel seem and the only
certain remedy now known for the above diseases.
COWAN'S LIIHONTRIf'TIC never fails 70 cure
all the diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
COWAA'S LIZHONThLP1IC is the only sure
edy for Diabetes.
CoWA-NiS LIT77ONTRII'7IC is a certain cure for
Chronic GOnorrhoa and elect.
COwAN'S LL7TION7IsIPTIC cures weakness
the Lons.
COWAE'S LITHONIRLPTTC has cured the worst
COHAN'S 'SLIIffCAT2iLIaTIC is the only sure rem
COWAN'.S LIIRONIRLI'lIC will cure the worst
forms OF Dropsy.
cOwAA7s LITHoNzRIPzzc viii eure long stand
ing eases OF structure and remove Fonereai Taint om
the system.
C0WAN's LITHONZRLPIIC is the only remedy
known for the OF all sympathetic complaints AT
tending on Pregnancy, and every female who preg
nant should AT once procure bottle II she wishes TO
feel well, while in that condition.
COWAN'S LI7ffONTHLF'IIC is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that will relieve the OF labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
friend 10 assist them in the greatest trial of their
life.
The most mcredulous will he convinced OF the great
efficacy of the Ihontrptic by reading the following
certificates and those around each bottles-
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Musif, pianos, 81.
FRESH ARRIVALS
McCLURE'S MUSIC SALOON.

Nz7, OF those justly celebrated Pianos Nh
81 ~ Of Steinway * son, A. Ii. Gale 4 Co, s--i
ssssIS and SOebbeer * smith, of New York, alJf[ss
~ To which the attention of purchasers 4xxnias
is invited.
Also, the largest assortment of Music, Music
Books Yolms, Accordeons, Flutes, Clareonets, Fage-
oetts Drums aud Banos all of which will be sold at
the lowest rates II you wish bargain and the best
Musical Instrument call at he old Musical Store) No
33 Union Street. JAMES A MCCLURE
n. B. have every size and pattern of Melodeons
manufactured by Carhart, Needham Co., New-Y York,
which will sell at their retail prices Also, large
assortment of Feather busters j. A. NJ.
lan25
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Besides large and valuable assortment of nscella-
nsous Aruccs both useful and ornamental, vaTyl ing IN
value from IS cents to $50.
One 90 tAe above articles VIII he given 10 the pur
chaser of each book at the tune the work II sold.
Any person by forwarding an order for books, with
money enclosed viii receive an extra book aud gfi
with every books sent 10 the order by Express
All orders faF Books viii DC promptly and impartial
iy nlled
Tue gins in all eases will accompany the Books
single books be seat 20 any part ny mall. Cat
upon Application.
M bills Of The following Banks taken Al par;
Bank oi oooEK,
4 saKtBfSitlH,
- NASHVILLE
I" /" IAWKHNcksuRo,
- DaNpEIDaK-
NJ C. BRUCE,
AugNT FoR fhE soCsErT.
Old Post-cfee Building, corner Of CedaT and Cherry,
Nashville where the H,oks aud Gllts olea for in
sperton day and night tcbli-u
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EnA BUSHELS seed os4s< faF szle -
e1tlU R&e. ANDERsu<.
snzraS Ne. - ~. oiiass street.
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HAVE ALSO FITTED UP IN rIIE~REAR OF Ny
CIGAR STORE,
NviNkiNg AOOns

Where can be had all kinds of Liquors OF the best
quality made up into any kind of drink that may be
called for oaly ask portion OF tle liberal pAtron-
arc Of the public and viii use my beat epdeaVors 70
To- a isss-lr c. cHoMAT.
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1la5buillf Patriot.

TERMS:
i1aiiy, per annufn n.--.-.-..----.....-..-..S IS 90
Tri-Weekly, per annum, ,.....-..... 5 90
wee meeS1y, SIS ,, per annun, 49, 90
for one year, in ad vance ...... 90
When the raiiy, Tri-Weekly, or Weekly is to be
discontinued (pad in advance at the time subscribed
for), the subscriber order otherwise ii will be
continued at option, until paid for and stopped.
ii not paid, it must be paid at the time OF dscontnu-
ance, or at our option. If the party good will be
sent until paid.
Remittances by mall in q registered" letters at
risk.
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T,FE subscriber having consummated arrangements
With Mr. A. 81 sriusGEK experienced aud prac.
teal Anctioneer, Will attend and make sales u teal
Estate steamboats,, Household Furniture with All oai
door sales. hlSS' y. sAiA~DD' -
mar3-u s
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'hronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
Qisordered Liver or Stomach

Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles Acidty or Sick
ness OF the Stomach, fullness of Blood the Head
dull pain swimming in the Head, Palpitaton OF the
Heart, fulness weight in the Stomach, Eructa
tons Choking Sunocating feeling when yirfk down
dryness or yelowness of the skin and Eyes, Night
Sweats inward Fevers pain in the Small Of the Back
Chest Side sudden fushes of heat, Depression of
Spirits, Frightfu Dreams, Languor, Dependency or
any Nervous Disease, Sores or Botehes on the skin,
and Fever and Ague (or Chls and Fever) IL Will
also diseases of the Bladder and Womb such AS
Seminal Weakness, Incontnence of Urine stranguary
Inflammation Weakness of the Womb or Bladder,
Whites &c.
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY
WILLIAM GILL.
Auction Gard.

u,ENDERS his services, la the above business 70 ths
Aeitzens Of Nashville ana vicinity. OFsiers ieii
at the q azette Office will be attended 10 maro-u
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Mtsrellanrons.
PA TIE T
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

T,HE undersigned is prepared to introduce into
L in Tennessee w. T. CHILDS Il CO.'S PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING, and asks the attention of Architects Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, to examine its
superiority over other Roofing.
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CATTLE.-Natire and Impror

TO Kept on Grass during the experiment 2r two weeks previous to each period Of
|
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70. OO
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RULES AND REGULATIONS

entitled Premiums sha have been kept
eRd tic County them, least or months
ApnEa FAIR and aH animals breeding stock shall have been
sad County, @hen Working Oxen Matched Horses
PremQs, they shall be eligible raised the
H. person persons shall permitted compete cWium
Doneec Manufacture Butter Cheese the shall have
eA putu by such his their family
4thin that it shall be offered for
and
and 3eoroa before the day preceding
ion and all articles ana animals be brought within
the day exhibition, order that they
Suitably The Managers exhibitor who
his articles e submitted the Judges
will made the and notice Of
exhibition, justice those Wh comply h The r& o. e 3ccy
that they shall in all first RECEIVE attention.
4F Articles animals removed before the close of the Exhibition Except by
tric) Premium though aEardea
y Should individual animal other than that Qf The
b.aG the making such shall net be aQeg
should be reported Judges shall be Prudd from
future exhibition of the Society.
sos entering stock of the ee years and under shall furnish
e Judges evidence The wln the an dropped pc filed them
with the say and the ages animals above this to be making
their
VII The Judges shall all withhold premiums where the animal o.
cle worthy, though there be competition.
be awarded Balls, CQVs H2fer5
the bucherthe the
of srpctioF animals for breeding
A Whenever it shall the judges that articles of superior merit have
peen presented not noticed IN the Premium List they shall make special report
thereof o the Board Of Mlna4ers.
X 1t rcur desired that shall be present while the Judges
the Stock referred h those taking charge OF the
pas, unless By special request
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E.of LIS Reason Together.

1--WE have 30 doubt that our cotempo-
rarles, the Peter JoUrpdt and Lock Ua-
ven IFdtcbnlaR are anxious to defeat Al
White at the next election, but we dc
doubt whether filling their papers with
puffs for ID. *. Jackman is the most like
Iy way to bring about that desirable re-
suit. We are not in the confidence of
Mr.. Jackman, but we venture to assert
that if y yhite is nominated, he (Jackman)
will not only vote for him but use all the
influence he possesses to make others do
50, What has Jackman done to merit
the confidence of his political opponents ?
We have seen nothing. He was elected
to the Legislature to carry through GER
tain proiect-one that made him a rich er
man-and that measure could not be carrl-
ed without Republican votes. Itwas nee
essary, therefore, for him to pursue
comse that would be likely to secure the
confidence of the Republicans in the Leg
islature. This accomplished he does not
care snap for Lecomptonism. As for
Laokman's being the opposition candidate
for Congress, the idea is preposterouS.-
We will guarantee that as far as the op-
position party Of Lycoming is concerned,
no Loco Foco will pull the wool over
their eyes. .'-Jer&ey Shore Tedettc.
There is most likely some truth in
what the l5cdctte says of the inducements
to d. K. Jackman's manly course IN the.
last Legislature. Still, we do not think
it wise to be constantly looking for self
ish motives to good actions. When 3
man aots we'll give him credit for II, ana
let God deal with his motives. When
d. G. Jqckman takes position in suP'
port of the Lecompton Ticket or any man
on that Ticket, we shall be as prompt TO-
condemn him as any paper IN the DlS-
trict. Till then, we prefer to believe MN
an honest opponent of that ambiguous VII
lainy. As to the candidate for Congress-
we have not presumed to Rame any man
! for that Office, as oar candidate ana VIZ
shall support no halfway, uncertain nOn'
committal man. We want man WHO
can be relied on, to oppose the Slave
Power at every point; to oppose al un'
necessary expeditions; to insist that tnS
Government shall pay as it goes anu
we will not support any other. Does
this satisfy our friend at jersey Sh0re'
and will he say as much?
How is B. Rush Pctrlken on u"
issues
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FROM KANSAS.

Correspondence of the Evening Post
IN Unfortunate Shooting Afroy- General Lane
Kills Colonel Jen:ps-Noture Of the QUarrei
-Ercjten,eat Of Citjzms-Threats Of NoJJing
Lane- Generul Lu1le Acknowledgements
for Coroncr's Lnquest.
LAWRENCE, K. T., Friday, June /, 1853.
A most unfortunate affray, resulting in
the shooting and instant killing of Colo
mel Gaius jenkins by General James Ii.
Lane, occurred yesterday afternoon near
this city. The affair grew cut Of an old
feud in relation to contested land claim
/ have taken special pains to ascertain
the particulars OF the affair, and find them
to be as follows:
Gen. Lane and Col. Jenkins occupied
houses twenty or thirty rods apart, on the
same claim for which they were contest
ants. situated about quarter of mile
from Lawrence. Within the yard enclos-
ure Of Lane IS a well to which the family
of Col. jenkins have been IN the habit Of
going for water. Owing to the bitterness
of feeling growing out of their contest fol
the claim, which is now pending before
the Land Office at Lecompton, Gen. Lane
forbade jenkins the use Of the well. The
latter still came occasionally for water
Finally Lane locked the well, thus com
pelling the family of jenkins to resort tc
another for water Col jenkins alleged
that the water of the latter was Of an in
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g9~ The Pennsylvania Argus, an old
fashioned democratic journal, has no faith
in Senator HAMMOND since lis dec
laration in the Senate that "Northern la
horcr8 are but slaves" 1t calls him "a
base imp0stor," and denounces "all pro-
fessed democrats who fellowship him as
political knaves, and out of the pale of
the democratic party" After publish
ing extracts from Hammond's speech,
which have heretofore been given in this
paper, It adds:
"BlisseEed be the tongue that could
utter such sentiments. He is vile trait
or to his country who has heart so black
as to conceive, aud throat to utter such
insolent language. Strange as it may APP
pear, this foul language was uttered in
an American Senate and spoken to dem
ocratic Senators WITHOUT ore word Of re-
buke, one look of disapprobation from
the Lecompt0nite side OF the Senate, al
though the most of them were selected
as democrats. Mr. Broderick Of CaIifor-
MIA, an Anti-Lecompton democrat, ad-
ministcred a scathing rcbuke, for which
he deserves the thanks of every hard
working democrat in the Union. Penn
sylyauia democrats, what think you of
the men whom you elected to the Senate,
and would quietly sit and hear you de-
nounced as MUD sILLs SLAVES and on
an equality ,ciM the Southern negro, and
have not one word to utter in defence Of
your honor. Out upon such Senators,
4 certain warm country is full Of such
democrats "
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sag- Col. Gaius Jepkips, lately shot
and killed by Gen. Lane, in Kansas, fuR
account OF which we give in another place,
is brother-in-law of Maj. S. NJ. Mills, Of
Colesburg, in this county. Col. Jenkins
formerly lived in Wayne county, in this
State, and was highly esteemed citizen
His loss is deeply deplored by large
number of relatives and friends.
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DROWNED Two little children, a son
and daughter of Mr. Ives, residing in the
neighborhood of Benefits Mills, Middle
bury, we're drowned on Saturday, 29th
ult., at about noon. 1t appears from the
best information We can gather, that the
little ones attempted to cross small
stream much swollen by the rains, and as
it is eonjectured, becoming terrified tell
in. The crossing was by single plank
The bodies were recovered by their sor-
rowing parents about 80 minutes after
the children were missed from the house
They were buried on Monday.-Agitator
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Esge Hon. Wm. II. Seward of tho T.

Rss" Hon. Wm. H. Seward, Of the L.
5. Senate, and Hon. John Covode, of the
House, viii please accept our thanks for
numerous documentary favors. Hon. John
Sherman, Of Ohio, will also accept our
thanks fer copy of his late excellent
speech in Congress GU Government Finan-
ceS.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-06-17
Eg~ Hon. John p. Hale tho nro,o.,

"S lIol' 'oHH I. Ilaie, the present
distinguished U. s. Senator from New
Hampshire, has been reelected by Iarye
majority-a strict party vote-to succeed
Mmself in that important position.