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CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH & WHEELING
RAILROAD

lsssssss 800 $50 - -
SPRIN q ARR ANG EMEN T
nNo take eec. Wednesday, April e7 1852 Trains leave
i Bridgeport daily, Sundays excepted.)
6:sO A. b. Accommodation Train, stoPpng at all stations
1890 A. NJ Man rain stations, and
arrive at Pittsburgh OF $40 p ~, at cleVe-
land $50 p. NJ.
4:45 p n. Express TraIn stopping only at WesVne and
Rochester, East OF SteubenVille, and arrive at
Pittsburgh at $3.50 P. III.
Tickets, Freight, information apply at c. P. R.
R. Office, No. II Water street, doors above Sprgg House,
Wheeling, Va, or at Bridgeport station,
]. 81. MCCULLOUGH, PTes't, D.B. WILIANss Agent
P. 3. MYERs, GenI T'kt Ag't. apes
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FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE!
NEW LIST oF GIFTS,
FOR 1859. l-5.
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
n a EV AM 81 .


No. 430 Chesnut street, PhiIndelPhIR,
Commences the New Year, With enlarged oatal9gus
greater variety of Gifts, increased facilities for buying
Goods and doing business, and nrenared t. oner
greater Inducements Book buyers than ever betore.
Time has proved that the Gift System Is permanent
EVANS determined to that his -
tia than any other Having lived down almost all
Opposition and having the legitimacy Of his plan OF ope
ration Maine TO California; he can auora
tn IL generous. Try him, and Judge for yourselk
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FRBIGHTs Westward.

BY this Route Rrghts of all descriptions can be forward
ed from Philadelphia, New York, Boston Baltimore, to
any poInts on the Rail Roads Ohio Kentucky Indiana,
illinois, wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri RGfL ROd direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, which Goods be forwarded to
mort Ohio, Muskngum Kentucky, Tennessee, Cum
hrlan illinois, MIsssspDi Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas
Arkansas Rivers; at CleVtland SaudusEy and
Lakes.
their Freight this Company, rely with confidence
its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road at al times fTTOrub6
as arc charged by other r. r. Companies.
RH~Be particular mark packages 1rIA PKEHA. Il. RI
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East viii
do we'll direct them be shipped by This Route.
attending to their shipments from the East
will ind It to interest TO call the Agents Of this
Company following places before shipping letters
addressed either Of them the subject Of frghts, viii
meet with prompt attention.
E. ]. SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAw K00NS so North Street, Baltimore.
LIE oh Co.. No. 2 Aston House, No. 8. VIM ST. NY.
LEECH Co., No. 81 KIby Street, Boston,
II. II. HOUSTON, CENT Freight A0t. Philadelphia.
L. l., HOUPT, Genp Ticket AQ't, PhlIads lphia.
TH0s A. SCOTT, COM SHp'tr Altoona, Pa jun1
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

LII eights intended for shipment the road must be
IA delivered between the hours OF a. aud y. M,
none will be received after that hour. t. SWEENEY,
seplO General Manager.
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DIRECT lLINE RBBTWHEN THE GA8.
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.

The connecting of tracks by Ran Road Bridge at
Pittsburgh avoiding al rayage or ferrage Of Freight to-
gether with the saving Of time, advantages readily
precnted Shippers Freight and the TRAVELLING Public.
. PARTIES Stripping EASTWARD SCiu ind u to
their ddUdHtG0e to Ship by this Route.
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions, apply to or
either Of the following Agents Of the Company.
D. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
Co., SteubenVille, o. II. g. PIERCE Co., ZaneS
Vlle Or J. J. JOHHsFOH, Ripley o. R. MCNERLY Maysvis,
Ky ORMsBY 4 CRoPPER, P"r smOuth, O.; PADDocE Co.,
Jeersonville, Ind; W. Co., Cincinnati, o.:
ATHERN IBBERT, CncI inati o. r. O. MELDRTN Madison,
Ind; WILLIAM BINGHAM, Louisville, KY; p. G.. ORlLRY
Co., Evansville Ind n. w GRAHAM Co., Cairo, Ill; 3. P.
Sass St. LOUIS No.; JoHN H HARRs Nashville, Tenn, HAR-
W. II. II. KOOSIz, Alton MI MuRPHT WALLE, Dubuque,
Ioa Freight Agents of Rail Roads different points
T1e Greatest Facilities offered for Tire Protection
and Speedy TranspOrtGtiOn Of Lice Stock,
Coon with usual privileges for persons
Travelling In charge thereof.
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GASES AND CURES.



lady Of 26 had been troubled with indigestion for
render great necessary in the
selection of her food. After eatnE ths stomach became
acid food rising In her mouth with water, AMI unpeas
ant heavy oadke sensation in her stomach, n1ng
hours frequent headaches bowels Constructed and
a depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills, morning AMI night and in less than
week almost symptom OF her disease had Yanlshe
and she felt like a new being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years. strong robust
constitution had lately good deal affected with nd
gestou stomach tongue bad taste in the mouth
and with peculiar vertigo and WhTnR in the
head much render his riding in carriage
things Intellectually he feupon the Dyspepsia Pulls,
which Afforded prompt relief pill night and morn
ing charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
unpleasant symptoms.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
gentleman public lecturer, took severe cold the
latter part Of month"; while travelling and ecurng In
Pennsylvania though addressing pnblc audiences
every evening; yet in days. by the aid OF the Specific
he was entirely recovered and enabled to his call
ing Inconvenience No public speaker should be
without them.
tied lungs causing cOug pain in the side and
considerable fever aud ho1rseness Such colds usual
lasting and roubesdme but by taking tho Speee
Cough Pills. four times day, In three days she was en-
voungman of % cough and hoarseness for fifteen
speak whispers, pain induced coughing, cold dry
raising only tre In the morning. quite feeble and enact.
atod Had several medicines with but little
bencht lie commenced with the Cough PS-Onc pill three
times Dcr lny-and found himself improving, his
cough er SOFTER hoarseuess passed OF strength and
appetite improved. AMI in few weeks was entirely we'll
having taken no other medicine.
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore and ohio Rain Road.
STJMMER INFRINGEMENT

49, 80 /. !.
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PASSENGERS

go s3.
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MUSTANG LININIENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr. s. llTcu, Hyde Park, vt, writes 80 That ths
morse was considered worthless his Spavn,)
but since the free Of the Mustang Llniment have
soIi linn for $50 cash, Your Hninent has been doing
~Onders up here"
40 BROAD STREET, PBIIA., Pa
(rtraet) 1n lifting the kettle from the FIRE it be-
unuanageable tilted over, and scalded my hands
very severely almost to crisp 1t awful sight
The Mustang Iiniment appeared to extract the pain
healed rapidly without SORENESS and left OF
count. Truly yours CHARLES FOSTER.
Such language as this is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used. -
This Eminent is indispensable to Planters,
and owners of horses and mules.-AIr John Da,
nierman, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for
$500 who was raised from utter uselessness by
= this Imminent. Every family should lave it.
Be very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Eminent, and take no other.
SOLD byaI1 Dealers throughout North and South
A1nerics Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean.
Ftgr25 ca SO cts. and 81, 90. Per Bottle.
G.ER.s:RS IS I'.SRK, ~. =:
Tn. LOGAN 4. Co.. and LAUGHLINs { BUsHF1ELn
Agents for Wheeling. egW2y. d1tW-Ra
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COUGHS AND COLDS.
PILES.

clergyman of the Baptist Church. well known in Illinois
writing to u.s. saws; at have been for line seriously
with bleeding ples and have regarded my case
severe one-at indeed, hOpeess bnt have used
your medicine (ple spec1c) and am cured have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation"
Cehi Delaware county NeYork had been marty to the
piles for years. Sometimes from excessive hemOr
rhage pain and suffering he was reduced to the verge Of
the grave For years ne had dragged miserable eNs
tence confirmed INVALID disqualified for business.
ind life almost burden 1t Is needless to add that he had
tiled all snrtI remedies from all sorts Of doctors to little
purpose consulted two years and recommend
ed our Pile Specific with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
began improve; and since has never had
serjous turn Of piles. the first month up
mast he had occasionally symptoms of his old complaint;
but few doses Of Pile pills would dispense ALL
year past has been entirely we'll of the piles
more brilliant sscarcey to be found in the annals Of
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HUMPHREYS
oPATaIC RRndnpIEs

SPECIFIC HOMC6oPAT61C REMEDIES
Stand eOufesedy the head for the use
Of the people They are alike removed from the
practice the Of Watereure, or the intricate
and perpexng ObScuFes of the usual Homeopathic books
edicInes OonSsting Of simple SPECIFICS for the yar
diseases which they relaed put mp in the form
Of simple sugar pellets and prepared OF ingredients nsh
dangerous disgusting, they form At once the ready
of the nurse, and are the comfort OF me
complaining or invalid.
They possess positive we're never
before combined In popular remedies They are HARM
LESS: injury arise from their use They are SUPPLE
you always know what to take and how TO take It. they
are you give the proper Sugar PHI At
moments warming without hesitation or delay They are
arrested at once,
and the mite cures the what the PoundeOud not
afterWards have relieved.
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list, varying in value from IS cents to $40 90
sB $500 worth the above Gifts will he impartiay dis
trhue among the Purchasers with $1,000 worth OF
Books sold. All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices
All Books that Evans does not publish himself are bought
direct from the Publishers and in large quantities. BOOKS
suit every TO be found his Catalogue at
which would be inducement without the Gilt
S. Stem which offers many additional advantages
Works by the most popula authors living and dead In
all Styles from the most costly to the plain and substantial
at astonishing low prices
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HORSES CATTLE, &C.

such as Ring-bOne, Calls, SPAWN, Scratches,
Poll:Evil, Sweeney, Hoof.ail, &C., are subdued
and cured by the
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-Important to Females.

nJsEASEI Of females exclusively ny THEIRS.
Remsdes for fenals deranEsments from 81 t9 81
strictly confidential Patients from distance provided
with board nursing and exclusive attendance. Medicines
sent by mail private crcular sent per letter free,
except postag Office No. 9S West gath st. New York
nov23-Gn
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IneonneetEou With the above, keep every kiaA Of u
sieaIInstruments and musical merehaadse GENERALLY.
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Pianos. MsIOdeOns and every kind of usiealinstru-
ments tuned and repaired.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1859.
Gen. James NJ. QuarIes.

The anxiety of the Democracy to defeat
Gen. QUARLEs can scarcely be exaggerated.
Their warfare upon him is of the bitterest
description. But it will utterly tail to ac-
complish its object He is familiarity known
throughout the district, and the attempt to
detract from bis merit and to underrate his
ability, will recoil upon their own heads.
They have found that this will not answer the
purpose, and are now changing their tactics.
They are now clustering and boasting that
MENEEs will be elected by five hundred ma
jority. They say QUARLEs is being routed on
every stump, and that MENEEs is the greatest
man in the country. They are also trying to
swap votes in favor of their candidate They
have offered three to one, and will, no doubt,
make any sacrifice to obtain Opposition votes
for MENEEs.
We feel that it is scarcely necessary to
caution our friends to be on their guard
against these Insidious propositions, and TO
repulse them in every instance. None of our
candidates need votes at the expense of 9TH
ers. We can elect them all, if we ,ciH, and it
is our duty to stand up for each aud all of
them alike Vote an unmutillated ticket. See
that the name of QUARLEs is on each and
every one. In the other counties of the dis
trict his friends are doing nobly for him. We
anticipate a gain in all of them. Let David
son but do its duty, and be will win a tri-
umph by an increased majority. Let the OPP
position remember that the struggle is to
wrest the metropolitan district from our
hands. They want to place their heels upon
our necks-a thing they more earnestly and
heartily desire than any other political OBJ
ject. Let US, therefore, rise as single man,
and disappoint their wishes. Let us rally
around our standard-beaTer with a devotion
and an ardor increased in proportion to the
efforts that are making to crush him. Shall
we do it?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02
Give IL up.

The editor of the Cleveland Banner learns
from one of the Opposition party in McMinn,
that the editor of the Athens Post has adj
mitted publicly in the streets of Athens, that
Gov. Harris will be reelected Governor by
Is 900 majority; that Smith will beat Brab-
son worse than he did Heiskell. 1t is said
that he is raving about town cLssRg the State
Convention for nominating a man with such
q record as John Netherland.
In the Union and american of Sunday the
above brief article appears. The Athens
Post, which came to this city last Saturday
republished the paragraph from the Cleve-
land Banner referred to, and denounced it as
an IMMENSE MISREPRESENTATION AND FALSE
HOOD" The Post added:
"What confidence can be placed in any of
the statements of an editor who, just on the
eve of election, rhen he thought there poald be
no opportunity 10 correct IL, would put out such
an a6onlmable fdlsehood as the aboUe. Comment
is unnecessary. If the depI don get that JeilOt0
for lying, there Is no use IA haUing a deUiL!'
In the same number of the Union and Amer
ican in which the Cleveland Banners article
is reproduced, we find warning to "look out
for all kinds of rumors and false reports"
"Comment is unnecessary" as the Post says.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02
81 Warren ST., New York.
Executive once, Baton Rouge


A t recent meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors of
dra in the parish Of Rapides, the following resolution
adopted
Resolved That the President Of the Board in his Of
hcal capacity, advertise for applications from persons
competent To I'LL
/. A Profossorship Of Mathematics Natural and Ex-
periment Philosophy with Artillery tactics to which
once shall be attached a salary Of twenty five hun
dred dollars per aanum-S25OO.
2. The Office of Instructor Of English and Ancient
Languages which Office shall be attached a salary
OF two thousand dollars per annum-S2000.
3. Instructor Of Engineering, Architecture and
Drawing: to which Office shall be attached a salary OF
twenty five hundred dollars-S250O.
/ The ofice Of Instructor Of Chemistry, Geology
and MiueroIogy and of Infantry Tactics 10 which Of
tcr shall be attached salary Of twenty nve hundred
dollars per annum-S25o0.
g. The Office OF Instructor OF the Modern European
Languages; which Office shall be attached salary Of
two thousand dollars per annum-s20OO.
From the q We Professors selected Superintendent
will be chosen. who shall receive thousand dol
lars-SloO0-eXtra consideration in virtue thereof.
FURNISHED rooms 10 be provided 10 the Professors
free Of charge
In accordance with the foregoing resolution notice
hereby given % all such persons may desire 10
present themselves competent to hll the chairs
above enumerated, etc, 60 make application, accom-
panied with recommendations, etc, 90 at the FIX
ecutive Office at Baton Rouge until the Goth day OF
July next and after that time at Alexandria, in the
parish Of Rapides, until the lst day of August
1850; at which time and place the elections will be
made nh the several Proessorships, and Superin
dent chosen.
The appointments thus made vii take effect the
FIRST MONDAY OF JANUARY MKT, 1S6o,) ~
which the instruction viii be opened.
iuly6-td ROBERT C. WICkLIFFE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02

s- The Democratic meeting, called by
Gov. HARRIS last September, laid down a
hard money programme, of which the follow
ing is the chief feature
"That the several banks. as their respective
charters shall expire. should 90 out of exis-
tence, and such steps should be taken, con-
sistently with the public interest. will Sc
cure the liquidation of the Bank of Tennes-
see at the expiration of its charter"
ANDREW JOHNSON attended the meeting
and approved of its recommendations. So
did Gov. HARRIS. So did A. o. p. NIcHoL-
SON. So did E. A. KEEBLE. So did JOHN K.
Howard. Is it to be believed that these pow
erful leaders, and those who co-operated with
them in the meeting, intend to forego the ac-
complishment of their purpose to close up
all our banks? No, mol Friends of good
system Of banks, defeat them now, whilst you
have the power. Don't put off the trial until
they have the power to defeat you.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02

Every day and from all parts Of The county
the democracy OF Williamson send us cher
ing news. Every man Is at his post, working
with his coat of. Whitthorne Is hound TO
surpass even Thompson's brilliant vote there.
McConnico cannot lutte his party yute.--
Columbia Herald.
Opposition Of Williamson, do you hear
thati Is it true that the able and eloquent
"McCoSNIco cannot unite his party vote"
that any one Of you will withhold vote
from him, aud do that much towards elecsing
one of the ''hard money" democrats 10 the
Legislature! We are sure the Herald has
bsen misiLf5rmed. You have been laboring
too zealously and too effectively in the good
cause to place in jeopardy any one OF the
ticket. Show your opponents how large
majority you can east, aud cast II for all G.s
fc..e!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02

The Emperor Napoleon, says the Boston
Transcript, has his own way of dealing with
difficulties, whether social, municipal, or in
ternational-as may be seen by his treatment
of the gas companies of his capital. Finding,
four or five years ago, that the Parisians COM
planned of the character and price of the gas
which was served to Them he caused some
gas works to be built in the grounds of the
palace at St. Cloud, and fitted with the neces-
sary apparatus for the manufacture OF that
important article. Then under his own su-
perintendence, assisted by several eminent
chemists and scientific men, he caused ex
periments in the manufacture of gas from all
the various materials, from the cheapest to
the dearest, to be made. When he had tried
the different kinds in the palace, and had
figured up the cost to his satisfaction, he in
vited the directors of the Partisan gas COM
panies to visit St. Cloud and inspect the re-
suits of his experiments. The effect in Paris
was most satisfactory. The people have now
no cause to complain of their gas, which
costs them about one-half what it did when
the Imperial Jack of all trades commenced
gas-making.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02

EVERY PAPER DOLLAR ISSUED BY STATE
AUTHORITY is AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL DOLLAR I;
AND EVERY LEGISLATOR WHO VOTES FOR PAPER
MONEY, VIOLATES HIS OATH TO SUPPORT
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES"
The above is the language of the Union
and American. Although that journal may
not now, during a heated canvass, repeat
such utteranccs, how can it be otherwise than
opposed to all banksf Surely it would not
advocate the issuance of UNCONSTITUTIONAL
money even by banks whose charters are
loaded down with the restrictions proposed
by the Democratic platform 1t must be
and. we are confident, is opposed TO all paper
money, because unconstitutional" Why
then, don't it stand up to its pledge made as
follows:
"a We do not, shall not undertake 10 speak
as Sir Oracle but we shall speak as becomes
the editor of free press of Que which, how
ever, it may be rcpudiated by some Us an or
gan of that portion of the Democratic party
TO which they belong, will CONTINUE TO ECHO
THE VOICE OF THAT WHICH DEMANDS THAT AN
END SHALL BE MADE OF THAT Decisive SYSTEM
OF BANKING by which the few are made rich
at the expense of many"
Oh, that weakening of the knees which
comes in troublous times!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 30.
A treaty has been negotiated by England
with Guatemala covering her jurisdiction
over Belize and its possessions and was in
accordance with an understanding here, and
part of general arrangement for the settle
ment of the Central American question. I'm
der the same plan the Bay Island were to be
re-ceded TO Honduras, which has not yet been
done. The American part of this programme
is in no way advanced, while England was
perfecting her interests, Lamar and such
ministers are responsible for delay and fail
ure,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02

fE- The news from the Senatorial canvass
In Robertson, IL OF the most cheering charac-
s,r. Col. Horn Is winning popularity wherev-
r h. goes, and will beat opponent badly. in
hat county indeed. he will beat the whole
ticket. Reliable gentlemen, just from Rob
rtson. assure us not only that Horn will get
: large majority. but tina. the whole ticket Is
-niag 10 bc molly sustained. IL Is true that
sperate efforts are being made to swap of
Gen. Qaarles, bal Is Is believed thai very few
Of the Opposition can be persuaded 80 lar a.
a forget what Is due themselves and their
Gaase Is 60 degrade the eleetive franchise by
hat sort Of barter. A clean vote makes q
clean victory, which can be enjoyed with .
;lean. conscience. A proposition 10 swap
, sotes ought, under all circumstances, 10 be
treated as an insait.-C iarksrfie CsroaseL<
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-02

sS- The People of Tennessee are opposed
to extravaganza and corruption in the adj
ministrution OF government They are in
favor of economy and purity, such ascharac-
terized the early days of the republic. They
have seen with alarm the enormous increase
of the public expenditures under the admin
istration of Mr.. BUCHANAN, and they dread
the future. Let them, therefore. on Thursday
next, express their condemnation in terms
which shall startle the ''powers that be-" and
drive them to reformation. This must be
done If the plumber of the National Treasury
would be stopped.