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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-01

We are indebted to Hon. y. Abbott Of
the third District. for a copy OF his speech
on Government Expenditures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-01

Tn. great central tube, on the Victoria
bridge ut Montreal. was raised To it, place
on saturday. Il i. $50 feet in length.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-01
LoLALiNGENrs.

PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
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The bill in this case is 6lcl to recover froU the
defendants compensation for certain improvements.
which the complainant alleges he made upon their
lands, under o lease, which was void; because not
in writing. The Chancellor dismissed his bal and
he has aIpesled to this court The lands were used
for mining purposes; in getting coal from certain
ore beds.
The defendant, Cravens, owned one-sixth Of the
lands as a tenant in common, with the other cefsn
dants who owned the residue And it IS very clear
frcm this ord that whatever contract ainsnt
bad, was with Cravens, and did not bind his co ten
It is denied in the that there was any
lease. Aud Cravens tae only deeodGni, who knows
anything the subject, says the contract was a.
first, only to make a certain road, for which com
plaipant at was paid in coal, then dug and re-
ceivei BY complainant. ard thus compartment was
alO Eed, afterwards only dig cut OF certain pit
which defendant had opened, under which he, with
out authority and in def lncs Of defendants wishes,
went on and done the work at another place, for
which be now asks compensation. IL is not very
clear what the contract was, and the faots, ss 10
this matter we incline 70 think, with the defen
6ao,s. But be all these things IS they may, the
weight of the proof is that Inc improvements made
BY complainant have not enhanced the va ne Of the
land, while on The ether hand be committed great
vase ia cutting iimbrr. etc.
Upon the entire +. cord complainant is entitiei to
no relief and We affirm he ChaDeellOrs decree.
wRIGHT.
A trne cory Attest: C. W. NELSON, Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

THE TERROR OF HUMAN BLOOD SHEDDIsG.-Ths
immortal power o. human blood. shed, by accident,
or design is we'll illustrated in the following Incl
dent, given in letter, by Inspector" to the New
York Courier:
The tragedy at Washington has besu in al voices
to day. Beyond all the other features OF I'll case
is that terrible truth that where aman Of fac intel
Iect participates in such a :. his the survivor
dies" 1t must be so-dismissed such scenes cannot
be-he red ray viii be in all The Light Of the future.
An engineer one Of our gret railways, had win
out fault of his own the tremend5us p9Wer 1der
his con rol over human being Tue body
move from the rail. death had done its drea work.
examination wss made offbe circumstance aDd Ii
engineer acquitted; the homicide was nos hun
Yet little while afterwards that engineer came 20
tie superintendent and asked to resign his place; he
could not endure It any longer
Why do you g,7 said the superintendent-no one
blsmes you.
An, said he, I must 90. Every night am on the
road, Ises that man standing before The engine
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A true copy. Attest: C. W. NELSON. Cisrk.

liz BED wITHA RArTLEsS 1Ks About i've weeks
ago. Gays the Peoria Union. two children OF Mr.
Jacob Schsll living about tWo aud Haf miles west
from Washington-.he one az d Uine and the other
four years-became weary from excessive neat, lay
i,wn on the bed, shorty af'er dinaer, and were
soon fast asleep. SVne tine during the sItera00n.
Air scbel and our informant, who had been At
work ia a field. were compelled TO seek the house
for shelter from heavy shoHer. Tn had scarce
" entered it when Mrs Sehsli Weat 10 the be
70 replace SOM Of the covering which ha 70
cone misplaced, when the horribis sight met her
eye-fhs hsad Of large ratesRaks Pr2jreHg frOr BE-
t7ea he ehiidren, and its bgdy in close proximity 10
theirs. MIS-. Sehel vas, Of eeurse, much frighten
ed and there is not much doubt but that it would
have teTmnaied fatally to at least ore Of ihs chill
drea, had IL not been for the prov3eutia rival Of
the two mel, who, with more presence CT miaa,
quietly renewed them from either side Of the bed
at the time, without alarming the snake, thus
undoubtedly saving their lives. His ''snakeship
was then uacerem0niOusly dispatched Il proved
te be very large one, with sx rattles On its tail
How he got there is q mystery.
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PARMERg

WILL doubtless ie gratfei Ia ev of a
continued strinseucys have caucudel make sulh
redullol in p,puiar and unapprGachthie Germ
Cob Maiis the Nccisicrs VIA bring Esi ihe rach
of all lt IS Offered, Tor this season suiy c1nps ria
two sets Of gatine 81 tie very Fars Dosrs
AZ far a. We aware his IS lower than tho ar
before been oderei the unitrd States; j
questonihy those destitute preiulc-. st rtr.s
wiz appreciate efforts hy sending their 0rrs Boiiex
the pudic have long awarded 10 the szce1 the Eam %
superiority, W without discussing
Il n them gith the remark that the Excelsior, aie crus
ing corn and cob, wheat oats, &C. aud grinding
meal Tor family use u discharges the neal directly af
o1shel, and is provided win movable grinding vhic
when wern out Be restored three COLLARS Aeeats
throughout the Stats authorised sell he Excuso a v
Persons wanting the ahoy1 viii p,ssse address
JANIS @. BALDWIN,
z Cell a-f-ra
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

A FREAK OF THE WisD-A few days ago, well
known gentlemen, named Joseph Locke, coutrae-
tor and builder in S. Louis, vert to the Mechanics
Bank and drew out $3.50 in slObils for the purpose
Of paying his employees. Iu going down the steps of
the bank, With The eighteen bills in his hand sud-
den gust of the wind blew eff his hat In throwing
up his hand to his hat be lost possession Of
the bills, which instantly aken by the wind in
circling eddies upward Mr. LIS loss by the oper-
aiion as about $50 His feelings as he saw the
banks promises to pay slowly sailing the house
tops, are much pleasant to describe than enter
tain.
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"a S & 81
G e IgEg e e e
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

FHNRAFE Tor the North North est the South
Slaas, procure Tickets from Cha resten, Savannah
cinttaneogs MentsoHaesy, Macon, wimings y Knoxville
Iynchburg Washington. Atllga snd Augusta 70 ~ Ions
Louisville, Cairo Hickman coI4nhus EVANSVILLE Cincinnati
New Orleans, Vsbrg Padue4h Smthlana aud Memphis,
Nashville. Tennessee
FIRST class Railroads and eamboss ~h eiose connections
all points Passengers avrgs Nashville, ya Nashville aud
Cisanooa Railroad 80 directly boat without detention
Tss the quickest and chespesr for those bound for the far
West
Regular CairOs Memphis and ST. Louis Line
The Vine steamboats, B. b. funyan MnetoBts, 6 est,
Cuia J. @. Cline.
Que Of these Boats will leave Nashville every s ~ con.
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad rough from
Nashville to ST. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Raisnces Durist Ell tianlt ard Tempest leave Nash
willie every Thursday and Tuesday, O'clock ~
Nashville 70 Louisville sixty hours and Cincinnati four days
Regular MeEn Phis, New Orleans a nd iciks-
burg Line OF Beats.
James johnson, Nashville B. Howard, Re Rover sad Joseph
inc Savage One Of hes will leave Nashville every other
day noon; tin from Nashville Memphis g hours fks
hnrg, five days; and 70 New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For nreass accommodation upon the Bos Tickets can be
prae a. e different points, At prices named IN the annexed
Schedule Of Rates:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

The Grand Jury for Montgomery county, Va, on
the 18th inst, presented F. W. Robertson for pass
ing tWenty-dollar counterfeit note. It appears
that he bought it for fifty cents, aud passed it sever
al times. The Sheriff vent after him ou Monday
evening and captured him, bat while on their way
to Christisnsburg. after night, both horseback.
the prisoner suddenly dashed of from the road down
PERCEPTIONS hill AID made his escape The point
at which he rode down the hill side steep that
it was absolutely dangerous TO ride down at wslk,
let alone at the rate which he dashed down.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

have the best wOrkmen always ready any na %
Gas Fitting. Aso al TIE machinery fr cutting screEinr
Gas Pipe and will sell number o. f TO parties ia he
tr ent 20 their measurement plans t ufaa ne tong
and other tools, 80 that they dc their
steam and Steamboat Work.
stam Pipe, Steam Valves Ceeks and other articles handlr
repairing steam sork.
STEAMBOAT BL0wsRs, and other stsa-s pipe work auas
WITH despatch
JAMES II. KENDRIcK.
eb2S-3n So Cherry Street.
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A true cory. Attest: C. W. NELSON, Clerk
John Lawrence w. Pleasant Williams stals.

The existence OF toe Justices judgment, Of which
satisfaction is now sought BY the bill, is for all the
purposes cf the present sufficiently established
By the answer. The supposed variance between the
i1dgment 81 dyed ia the bill 10 have been against
the defendant. P. Williams, and the j9dgnenl ad-
mitted in the answer, stated to have been against
the defendant and James Williams iOiutly-doss not
really exist, is apparent from the answer for il
is shcwn il the answer that at the lime said judg>
mea was rendered. James Williams absent in
Oregon Ter i Ory; and thersflre, though his name
may have been improperly inserted in the record as
a party yet, in Law, he party. and the jung
meDt was oulg agsiRsJ the defsndan' who was aotu-
ally served with process. Decree affirmed.
NCKIENBY
A true eopv, Attest: c. W. NELSON, CLERK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

MAD DEG ExCrTEMENT.-The citizens Of Concord,
Mass on the l1th inst, commenced a general
slaughter of dogs in that town. It was believed that
enc or tive were mad, and that tendency existed
in that way in others. In order to cut of ali dan
ger, the good people, with much judgment. killed all
the CANNES they cOlld reach. Many valuable dogs
we're thus destroyed. but those who owned them re-
garded the sacrifice as little when compared with the
public good. We wish there were many communi~
ties like this
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virtue Of Eo Erits Of Teri acas directed frca ths
Circuit Court Of the Ulitei STAKES, Eheh fsundi
judgments rendered Ia said Court al TIE October term,
1855, wherein Wilbur 4 sc3rt psuHs and B. ". Hait
aud g. d Payne Defendants and Morgan yace PLAZA
.. Payne defendant aili sell ths
Court House the oy Of NashV SATURDAY, he i5h
day % April all night, tile e aud intere % the said
DEFENDANT T. Payne, the folloEing lots al
joining the said city 0 Nashville, viz Ls Nos g, 10, -,
l3 fronting 100 et. and IS feet t1 8s of
No 25 all situate aad yingin ai of sail c luo
Bells Survey, Charlotte pike Also lots Nos and
lying G. W q. Paynes plan. Cherry street, iu0al Nash
veand fronting said about ~ feet, dining Eees
which said lots. have esn lsri Ep5n aud VII
sOd the property Of said Defendant % SATISFY said as
This third day Of March. lsJ9 mhtli-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

A WEATHER PRBuIouoN.-The Wilmington (N C)
Journal states than man who professest to be wealth
er-Wise gives 1t his opinion that there will be no
rain during the whole month of May. He says the
same thing occurred during the year 859 and gain
In lh29
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WILLIAMSON & CIEEATIAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Bramdies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., &C.,
NO 0 COLLEGE, STREET
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
TEVHE undersigned have store the following pure Liquors,
Wines which they the trade oW prices
favorable tes and respectfully invite purchasers of those goods
Our Liquors and Wins are purchased direct through the Gus
tom House and he warranted genuine Being determined to
fgurespossessng the facilities atter
that on,r such Inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, as win meet their views.
Brandies, Gins Rum and Hhiskics,
&c and pipes Fine Cognae 10 bbis superior Rye Whisky
Brandes, choicest brands -, ,,e very y,9 old;
= Do Rochelle do obs b5s genuine 0d Bour'ndo
9puncheOns pure " l. Rum; sPuneheqns Irsh ard Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sauternaai
best hTanis l0qr casks Sherry;
g d1 hs6ssa eSs aas s and Do Sae lei ana h'
,S % boxes Fi. FPs CS.' :. do do fG5 Ss VEN superior
Porter, Ale, sc.
- casks London OrteT, hest brands,
- do English and Scotch Ale, best brsnd.
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Btters;
90 do French Cordials, assorted
10 do Curacao, MareschnO and Absynthe
Cigars.
100 0o genuine Havana Cigars, 100000 German Cigars;
choicest brand'i roh.. S5Vo Baitimsre kegnlla' do
90 Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. ". Anderson
10 do do do do do ''Leftwick's acesi"
IS sa do Do DC dc dc Dc dc Dc sutherland aS S'iFs Fas
Star;
virginia Chewing Tobacco sutherlands qua
nOn:"
20 fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'Chamoer Fppen
Golden Leaf
20 boxes virginia chewing Tobacco 'Lsnghorn Ani-tsad,
No. I, Gold Leaf
I boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Aliens
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
IS Il ''Kean Smiths celebrated wist and Pancakes
Dinve Tobacco, equal, if not superior to offers
eG in this market.
With many otter articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
a5ra No. O. College street. Nashville, Tenn
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PROsPEcTs OF wHE4T IN SOUTHERN IsDIAEA-
The Evansville (tnd) Enquirer Of the 10Th inst.
says: 1--WE learn from farmers who drop in our of,
fee daily, that the wheat crop looks well generally
through this rsgiOn-much better, at least, than
they expec,ed few weeks ago. We are glad to hear
this ss we had received s,me unfav5rable reporlsa
few days ago; the prosperity Of the country depends
on the 'bountiful crops of the forthcoming season"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

VE subscriber o4eTs for sale seventy ofiand fhs
Mi1dle franklin Turnpike, four zles from Nssis
joining the tract which he resides The Capt
Jones' The land equal the lest With
lent, failing water with the heautgl building
In the country and in the midst Of te eghbo5 IN
Amerea. anrH MATuANTEL naIIEn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

WILL furnish Chandsis either for turning Gas, Oh o.
Canles suit sized building CLGrcs, iiotc Paola
a in the city county with alt The Globes SHADES
as cheap IS they can Be had from any market
keep good assortment Of all the fxtuqPs,
Drop Lights paper and fancy cO0r Glass shaes Faisn. Barn.
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S5 GOO REWARDI

GtEOERGE MILLER, Clerk in sac Branch
N ot the Union 5lnk, Al Jackson murdered the ne
Of the 81 Est and Eeen THOUSAND Eight HUNDRED Doars
In Uuion Bank us,es and Foryfvs Hundrd Dollars
stolen. One thousand DOlars viii Dc paid dfc1ssrg
the murderer and thousand Dollars tie recov on he
nC1ey, and in proportion FOR any part of it,
J .KIREMsE.
f5bln-dn- presiseut.
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Cabin Passars.......---.--si sis -
Excursion Tickets good 20 uni January j. s sS
The Well-knoWn first Class Side-Eheel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE. Capt c. p MahsHlfas.
STATE UF GE0RGlA. Capt >. J. (iAHvEst
Nov Regular Line Tor the North, leaving Charleston ar4
Savannah alternately. as follows
The STATE OF GEORGIA, from savannah, the i ish ani
25sh Of every month
The KEYsTOSE STATE. from Charlsston he o, eeh ana
Both u eveTy month.
safety and comfort having superior State Eeo9s te
ships not surpassed ~ ue coast us HHnarei
Miles Of this tie Delaware River and Bso aha
For Niagara Falls, the Lakes. alad
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
This Lire connects Phiai ia vi q the sea. Northgesra
Railroad Raue through Niagara Fails BGJ g. hours
rom phsdsiphis 1hrcush Tickets, E te priViis
ping mi asslphs iaieea points for ~ he Agsuts
in savannah.
Fare to Niagara Buaaio, sR1Elmira So clnangaas
s2l Q. A. GRkISEk r CO.
Agents a saronnah-
2. g. T.G BtHD
Agents az Charielfcn-
A. HERkOAs Jrf
s.tQ7-ssu Agent Pslsfeiphlss
HUNGAEETAN 6.Tass Seed.---Wshavss .Agse ssoet
Of justly celebrated Grass seed, ara lave ialea -.
Drcs % g IS per hu-es. Il IA superior 80 ts eH ~
o hay, and viii yield equally A. we'll ,,,-,.,.,s = r.,
isbG7 -dm ANAs1A7Na = -
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ON hs IN day OF March inst, Board Of ne
Delaware the upper wharf, Ia Nashville Team, vii
In puf Of the District Court District
8dfs Tennessee, in q Euns Co. 81 the sa1
steamboat, proceed sell said her acnsrT,
apparel, tackle and furniture ote h bidder pub
veldue, the purchaser icing required ay rol taf
purchase money In cash. and give notes with gool sny
paysts for The in s insaehes. l5ar
an, eight months. This ID DAY OF March, lsj9
J.B CLEMENTS. q s. Bf.rhal
mh3-d- for Nidiie District Of Te1nslses.
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aGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNIN CHAM q CO.,
No. 8, College Street, near Church,
&nsIaviIlc. Tennessee.

ETE have opened extensive Seed and Agricultural Store
Nv and shall devote attention this branch Of
t business and purchases rely upon teing supplied with
FTeSRs seeds, and the approved kns Of implements
ana ahius Our Gaien Seels from d. Lanareth Sons
Ious sDd al are cr0 OF 1855 Field Seeds
Ieeta,I with care and are warranted terminate.
SEEDS.
clean and stripped Blue Grass, Orchard Grass
Herds Grass Met Hungarian Grass, Musquit Usage Orange
PerenpiaI kve Grass And assortment Of Garden Seeds
By pound Or paper. jana Pm CUNNINGHAM co.
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The Paris correspondent of the New York Express
says that Psul MOrphy who is still in Paris waiting
for ether chess warriors TO turn up recently played
three blindfOld games simultaneously, sustaining Al,
animated conversation meantime with Madame Decszes
and others.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

The great Hadey Falls properly, which cost some
s2,0OO,0GO has been pureha.eI By gentlemen in
Hartford and sprr gdeli for $3.50 900 The property
consists Of Urge f.ctores dwellings, shops store,
water poEe, Sc; nev company is to BE- formed
and nprratir IA e r1uae.sed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

tbas become 50 fashionable. under abolition au,
spices, for negroes 10 marry white persons, that
the Legislature Of Wisconsin has seen fit to pass
law prohibiting such marriages. The Republicans,
of course, opposed it,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

DEA1B AT a CtUsT BALL-A letter frem Berlin
Of the ! lh ait, says: There was a ball yesterday
evening AT Cou't. In, Ihe gliey was unhapTily in
tsrrupitd BY fatai event Madame De Kuster,
wife Ofthe former Prussisu Minister to Naples and
Mupic, was struck BY ePopezy ia the apartments
Of he Princess of Prussia, and died Immediately
The body conveyed to the residence Of her hus,
band, and the ball rent on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

A gentleman who was admirisg the spirited man
ner in which Mss DavenpOrt played the part of Peg
Wellington, was told that she resided st Lynn cell
sbrated for the Manufacture Of shoes. ''Ah! that
scoOuuts." he exclaimed. ''for her success Il
might be expected tha; q Psg with great sol.
should come from Linn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

Two centuries ago, not one in a hundred wore
stocking Fifty ysars ng-, not boy in a thousand
was allowed to run at large at night Fifty years
ego, net enc girl ia thousand made waiting
maid Of her mOtherS Wonderful improvements in
this wonderful age!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23

Harry Meigs, who swiui'ed the citizens of San
Francisco out of half milioa Of dollsrs IN 1885, is
said to be the mosi successful American Rnancier in
Chill He lives at Santiago and is reported worth
s. 600 600.
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ALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

this age Of auterae and deeterous Liquors, it source
Of great satisfaction to be aDe 10 INTRODUCES to public notice
essng qualities except such as have e mos favorable IN
huence the human constitution.
few oods Of soil the banks Of the Rhine produce the
grape which will flourish where else from whose Juice pro
ceeds the "Iohannshers, tie choicest vine OF the world
few Of land in Cuba produce Il baecO, the Havor and
quality Of sh when manufactured into CIGARS are ncopara
Oy superior that Of the product Of any ether soil ana mar
long supplied the world with supereAceent article OF SBud,
from su Tolcco as cannot be induced to grow elsewhere
In like manner has long been known that limited territory
lying the valley OF the Monongahea river exclusively brings
forth Rye of properties and peeulir that its ds
ation produces WHISKY such supestve char places
By process recently discovered, and known only
from the choicest spot Of this favored
iO'''' Is III Aroi,Iatfc valley whisky,
with hichno other can stand sH instans comparison.
apprehension q being accused Of publishing
arraDbe, exaggerated encomiums, by who
vi first sui Jet my Whisky tothe test.
1t IS nos standard article at al the first class Hotels and
CLUES city Of New York. and wherever tits introduced at
awarded The Palm of Superiority,
and the dea aud for it tecomes thug established.
lis med cinal properties such that immeiiotse
ects pleasant and grateful exercises the hapces Perna
have Of ''Days Aromatic Valley Whisky,
''SsV' New YORK. Chemist.
Boston, April i'm, ls55.
wisSy and ind < pure se arored Rye Whisky contain
~ no Injurious matters Kind. aud would
as '''''''' - ''''' CHARLES t JACKSON,
State Assayer
Your Aromatic Valley whsy received and after careful ex
animation ind 70 te pure article, entirely free from tie
sg1'fa'''' ey '''' JAMES i J. oIls T4PEs is'''
Analytical Chemist.
TFconsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley WHISKY as its sold by The 59t.e 70
70 South william street, New York,
janle-aeo Sm Sole Proprietor.
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glasbSllI, aaion apO 9m,riean.
Hates Of Advertising.
TEN LIsEs on LEss Constitute a soUssE
advertisers exceeding tIae space contracted
Esrs will be charged f0r the excess.

Z u 10 II
advertisers exceeding tIae space contracted
Esrs will be charged fOr the excess.
II TINS WEEKLY
Orz DOLLAR per b5arefor hTse and Frr CrSrs er ea
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published hoth Daily and Weekly viii
adj ed. 49,
7ra1steat Advertisements bsraid fer st tss time er
To COrrespOndents
II will save great OF unnecessary trorss ~ sr
friends in writing viii hear in sind the oiloTiur ~
Always give date post Office county State IN te oy
Il you wA the paper ebangedfon one Oses 20 another give
II are business and matters write o. srats
lseets of paper, different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and solicited uon al such facts and
subjects he Of information Interest to the puhe
Anonymous communications Of receive
noattentiaff.
heeanB0t undertake 70 rctEfn reected corr1uniconA
All letters on business should bs directed Ness T. Q
EASTMAN CO. and no personally u either OF the Psre
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single copies OF the UNION AND ANIERI-
CAN, furnished with or without wrap
Pers, ut the COunting-roonl, for five cents.