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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
AnYANCEnTANES.

CoLLEcToR's 0FJIoE, Cry HAIL.
Nashville, Jan. Is. 1852
TENAX PAYERS wish avail privileges
ofthe law ing pre- payment Of CORPORATION TAX ES
year 59 hereby notified that they by
calling Interest the
per be allowed from the cate
July. Of taxable property in the city
interest to call Immediately.
jan20-Im A NELSON, Collector
! FRUIT TREES! FRUGT TKERS
Il OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Pench Cherry, and 81.
Trees from to three years growth eS<S
ali very fine. will deliver them The Mc-5
Call, Yanleer & Co., Nashville -
Apple 10 each large Pear so cents each Peach
90 Plum so each Cherry 90 cents each all OF
acclmatei varieties car ship from here point
W, \. FALLN
sOt2a,5s-d&tH4m. elsrksvilie Tenn
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Nashville, Jan. j, ls;
GAR Err & co.
NEW FIR1I.

We r. H. Els. & r. Q. Gardner. have associated with Il.
B. Buckner partner business under the style of Gard
Co, tone Front store No 2 Inn Block.
We will keep always hand lafe End carefully secte
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties, Boots Shoes,
Hats, Caps Bonnets. and Straw Goods generally.
Our stock OF plantation goods viii be unusually large
sing heavy WOoen and Cotton Fabrics both Colored and White
extra heavy Brugans, Wool and Palm Hats heavy cord and
Whit negro Blankets
We old and dealers in Merchandise who
wish buy goods low for Cash. short time give
close examination. intend 70 make i 10 their uier
est and to make this their cheapest market.
will and SELL for snds all country produce
Wool Feathers, Beeswsx Ginseng, Jeans Lnsy and
Socks the highest price the market will command
ianS-sld Z =
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FVyHE co partnership heretofore existing between the suscr
brs under the style and firm Of 14rdner sheppard CO.,
this day dissolved BY mutual consent r. II T. and T. {,
Gardner having purchased interest Of y A. Shepherd who
from the firm Tie business will be settled the
1uspiag parfpess RI. GARDINER.
e.. s. GARDNkR
K. C.GARDNEk,
s-rfs.a. A. SHEPHERD
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FRESH ARRIVALS.


UTESsEL & THOMPSON respectfully announce to tber
customers and the public generally, they are now
receiving daily by Railroad, large ard we'll assorted
goods, which they selling low cash prices and among
viii be found the following:
Fruits.
25 hxs New Raisins; go drums fresh Figs;
bbs Currents; trails Dates;
eases Prunes; 10 bxs Lemons.
Nuts, DC.
10 bbls Pe1ans;, 40 bbls assorted Almonds;
~ do ftberts; 10 do Brazil Nuts;
10 do English Walputs.
% dOz fresh LObstersl and 90 fresh Salmon
n
dol fresh Aackersl,s cans; dOI iced Salmon in 10
10 do do Mackerel arge3; new Scotch Herring;
$40 best Cod Fish.
Matches, &c.
100 gross Shanghai Matches; IS gross genuine German
20 gr's geine Round Box Matches; Matches:
lSO bxs Fire Crackers 100000 TorpedOes;
Wines DC.
100 baskets Champagne from 10 sparkling Cataw:
$29 basket assortment Of 50 doz Allsop's Ale;
Old Port, Sherry and Madeira 50 do Dublin Porter;
= casks Of extra quality, Old 80 do London do
London Dock and 0tsrd Bran
dies in casks
Supdries.
l9 chests Fine Teas; 100 doz English Pickles:
doz Ale Pumps; 20 do assorted Sauces;
20 do Brandy Peaches; o do brandy Cherries:
is do French Cordial 90 do Fresh Pine Apple;
50 do Mustard; 900 ms Citron;
Canton Ginger; together with variety Of new STYLES
ConfectOnsTies for Wedding Parties &c.
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
ct2l 40 and a Union street, Nashville.
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCA x 30 8ME a CO.
Have Just opened al their st.a4
No. Union street,

A complete stoe< g Fan aad Winter
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRGlE WINGS
GNONPRISING assortment plain figured Velsei
Ribbons Gallons, Erages, buge Gnps, Craps TgmrnlnF.
Belts Buttons Brds, Bugr Bust0nsY 49,, &c, of VLch
enfeyne and the that could Be 0E The Markets
Ts1Dck CT
Tephin MeriuO and shetland WOOIs
Embroidered Bris Silks Crochet Embroidery spool
COtfons. we'll any Other material for Knitting Netting E
broery and CTOtckel completes and iarer variety
quantity than We also continue 70 manulacture
Eringes, TaSsels, Buttolsss Corstiss 6css
To order usual and will r. % sut all and eysyhoy-
sepl9-u
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WACTTTNC WADTl RORNESH0ES,

MACHINE MADE RORSESHSES.
- THE TROY IRON ANDN AL FACTORY, -
~ at Troy, n. Y, have iiEnry Burdens I'm m N
AZ Mproved HORSE SHOE Machineryncv M III
ia in successful operation, and Gre prepared 0M III
execute orders Tor Horse and Mule shoes, OF VI "
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little v y
above pr ce OF Horse Shoe Iron.
quality Iron these shoes is warranted in every
respect shoes le approved Of and now used
the ULted also by Of the
principal Stage OmnIDUs Companies and Horse ShocT
throughout country. These Shoes purchased through
the principal Stores in the United States
subscriber, Troy, will receive prompt
attention. WM. Z. BURDEN,
spril6-lV Agent TEOg. Ne York.
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Jesse Sage, Of Oldham county. Ky, was frozen to
death the night of the 10Th ult, while in state
of intoxcaiion.
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gasbSiIlt Onion anS Smrritan.
Rates of Aavertising.
TEN LINES Oh Lass oossPIrUrE = squARn

ENEWABLE AT PlssAsGaE
onesqusre year, s30-Eacil additional square, 40
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
sOr, Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
one DOLLAR per b1areOr the rst and RlgaY CKTs for a
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published u beth the Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the full daily as with half weekly rata
aided.
Transient Advertisements paid for al tss fizss Of
fEssTfsOa
To Correspondents.
1t viii great deal o. unnecessary tioubie If Cur
friends writing viii bear in mind the following
Always give the date, post Office county State boy
Of your letter.
II you visit tn paper changed from one Ooe another, give
both ofaces in fuil.
II Srite business and other matters separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves ct one sheet
Letters communications solicited
subjects may be Of information the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever chzrer receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of he paper
We cannot undertake TO return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Mesrs f.
EASTMAN Co. and not personally to either Of the ProPre
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


tEssION OF Is59-Tnz FrRsr REGULAR LEcEuEE
yembsr, and will continue ill the lst Of Mach, ensuing
he Preliminary Course Of Lectures, ee y All susn-i
viii be given during tie month o. October.
THOMAS L. MADDEN, n D., Professor Of Anatomy CDss.
criptive, astrological and surgieAi9
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, 81. D. Professor OF Principles and
DANIEL , TRfaiIT, NJ D. Professor Of Physiology sad Pa
JOHN n 6ALLESDER. N. D., Professor o Maisra Nsda
RICHARD O. CGRREY NJ D.. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Metcsl Jurisprudence
g. B. HAsKINs, III. D., Professor Of Theory and Praeioe q
JOHN p FORD NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Dseaseso
Womfn and Children
Il. N. COMPTON, NJ D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
CITY H0sgtl upon the premises Of The College and IN
control Of the Faculty which operations are Fsroa
prescribed for In the presence q the Glass; sid Ca
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount OF fees for Lectures 4Au9 "
Naturalization fee tpaid but oncs) ~
Denons.rator' . fee trsquirei bat oneel
Exrnt board can beobtainsd for g 50 s4per week
For further details unn0unceHenis spply % = - :
IzT7dkwu Dean % tie Faculty
| LAND NEGROES AND STOCK FOB SALE.
ON the sh day Of February next, all sell to The highest
"A DeDOt ScEsrts 1feek, kuthererd county, eonas
About 3flB Acres This Of tho lest tracts o. tnl -
Middle Tennessee At ths tine and 4ace VII aiso ss
/ nv NEGROES AND STOCK.
Any person wishing 70 eEamine ne land VII can ulr
ruer "a de premises. Terms mas known on day Of Sic
tsfssiEtEtis. A. RALsl1N
CHEESEl C1aEhSBf!
" BOXES Of prime fresh Cheese iust yd Md srst
MI ~ GRESHAM & uCkEAAkA
~setis-ff s. South Market s1e-f
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
CIR AIG HE AID d co
DEALERS IN
Hardware,

% PUBLIC SQUARE NASHFILLE TENNESSEE.
EAMEs B. CRAIGIIEAD having purchased the
q of Mr.. WA H. MINCHIN, in the business Of Caighead
Mnchn, alone authorized the Of the late
liquidation and will continue the business the old No.
Square, under the title
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TENE P-opretors beg inform the citizens Nashville
public generally that they have considerable expense
fttc1 up the store houses on the corner OF
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
the purpose Of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill Of prices attached
be enabled 10 suit both pockets
customers, charge Er than they get THIS been
needed hope strict
to merit public patronage. We feel success with our
own and the immortal Fin in the ktchen furnish
public the shortest notice. We keep on hand
large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO. VINES AND LIQUORS
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
ect3 Jaw. MOORE.
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Hon. Stanhope Posey, Judge OF The Probate Court
in the Natchez Miss district, died on the 24h alt
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ABRAm CONLEY,
(SRccessor 70 C0Rley q Joh7s0s.)
MANUFACTURER OF

kAEuTACTURER
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARES,
" BEPs constantly on hand all Of Cooking Heating
Stoves, Ornamental and Plain Mantle Crates. Also all
kinds Copper Sheton Work done for Steamboats,, Roll
ing Mills, Furnaces, ROundries, Factories, &c.
No. 10 Broad and 81 south Market Stsss
NASHVILLE, TENN.
A those indebted the rm Of COnley johnson either
by w please forward and settle nmedi
ately, as further indulgence IS impossible.
July y. iS5S-wtf ABRAM CONLEN-
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The 22i of February viii be celebrated by the
iremen Of Natcbez, Miss in an enthusiastic man
ner
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DTRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AN
TIE GREAT NORTH-WEST.
FREIGHTs WEsTWARD.


BY Freghs aldescptionsean be forwarded from
Philadelphia, Boston Baltimore point Tia
Railroads Ohio Kentucky Indiana illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Missouri, ~ Railroad direct.
Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Psug with
steamers By which foods forwarded any port the
Ohio, Muskngu, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland Illinois,
Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas, Arkansas and Red Ri
ver At Cleveland SandUy and SaudHsky and Chicago
with all ports the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers enusng the transportation Of their
freight Company rely with confidence its speedy
The rates of freight point the West by the Pennsyl
all favorable charged by other
Railroad Companies.
Vi ? Be particular 10 marx packages wis Penna
Merchants In the West ordering goods from the bsst viii do
well to direct them to be shipped by this Route
Parties attending Lpmenfs the has viii find
their call the agents Of ts Company Al the
following places before shipping letters addressed 10 either VI
them the fIeits, will with prompt alssn.
E.. J SNEEDER. Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & Ku0Ns. 60 North street, Baltimore.
LEECH 4 Co., No Astor House. or No s. VIM ST N y
LEIGH Co. No So kilhy street. Boston
H. Il HUUSrIN. Gen'l Freight AGENT. Pha
L L. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent PhiladeI hla
TH0s. A. SCOTT, Gen1 sup't, Altoona. Pa. ljane-d
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jan2l-h BPa Sunt OF Transportation n. & c. X. K


TEyhR undersigned pay hhy likely young -
Negroes; he will also board negroes end sell them on ~
Commission Ia Cedar street. Nashville, Ter and(
VII be responsible the escape Of all negroes left in hH4
h5rge Can and sec. iJuy2sHl Tpes @. JAMIE
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THREE THROUGH
PASS ENG n TR AIMS

toNNFOTIEG direct IN the Union Depot at Pittsburg with
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Phadephia
Ne YsIk Boston, Baltimore Washington City; thus fur
nshing facilities the transportation Of Passengers unsurpassed
er speed and comfort, By any other route.
Express and Lines through Phadelphia without
s5osipe Are ssc to each train. Wooaru,s slsepIne
Cars to Express and Fast Trains The Express runs
Daily, Mail and Fast Line Sundays excepted. Thres Daily
Trains connect direct for New York Express aud Fast Lnees
meet for Baltimore ard Washington.
Express Train leaves Pttsburg2 A. NJ, arrives at Philadelphia
Baltimore P. NJ, \ eE York 1890 P H. =
Mail Phurg A. NJ, arriving Philadelphia III
P, NJ, New York 4 30 A NJ.
Fast Line leaves Pitsstrg P, NJ arrives Philadelphia
Baltimore at $50 A. n, New York $50 P. 81.
S1 Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New YORK Two
Daily Trains between New York and Boston Through cke
(sll RAID good on either Of the above Trains. -
Boat Tickets boston good va NorWeh kA hiVes or
Tickets astVsrd may be obtained any Of the important Rail
also board Of the REGULAR Lime o.
Steamers on the Mississippi or Oio rivers: AL1 LcNss
Philadelphia.
rare always as low as by any other Route.
ASK F0R TICKETS BIZ .'TZSBUBG.
The completion Western connection Of the PeRRsyl
vana Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
TIE GREAT NORTH-WEST.
The crnnetng Of tracks by tbs Railroad Bridge at Pisburg,
avoiding drayag erage OF fegut together with the
ing time =dVantages readily appreciated by Shippers Of
freight, and the Travelling Public.
Parties shipping Eastward will advantage
ship by this route
FOR freight Contracts or shipping Directions apply ad
dress either Of the following agents Of the company:
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburgh
Doyle Co., SieubenTe o.. Pierce & % hanesVe o;
JohnstoD Ripley o.. AcNeely Mayeville, Ky Ormshy
Chopper Portsmouth, Paddock CO JedersonIe Ind,
William Bingham Louisville, KY. Graham Co., Csiro,
III Sass, ST. Louis Mo- John Harris Nashville Tenn;
W n II KoontE, Alton m Murphy < wae D1baque Iowa;
Freight Agents Railroads. different points in the West
The Greatest Facilities offered fer the Pro-
lection and speedy TransPOrtatiOn OF
LIVE STOCK,
with
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
5 TEAM AND G As FITTERs

II = A N An ID q A FILTER
AS Deaderiek Street, NashviIGs.
VA have hand and for sale Sheet Eu Lead Pipe Bas
w Water Closets. Wash stands, Lin and Pore Purps
Hose, Hydrant-, Block Tin. Gas Fixtures Wrought Ioo fpes
for aier. Gas snd Steam, from inch up i.ch Ala.
Globe Valves Check Valves Connecng Cocks ocks 1ad
Fittings Of every description Faras Ii
the country can have pipes snt and screwed sending daW
ings
III Agents for HArrisons patent and Wood cSokns
Range. ae.Is-dtuG r-lia,
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negro woman is delivering lectures at Spring
field and other places ia Ohio.
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VALUABLE SUMNER LANDS FOR SALE.
VMTISHING change my business Am sfering for sale
w Pam in Sumner county, containing about UOO acres,
situated miles Of the Gatu and Nashville pike on
Cumberland river the distance from the Hender
sOnvs Staten the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and
nearly equal distance between Nashville and aan Ihere Is
between and 500 open for euiaton5J acres liz blue
the balance well tmhered N oak poplar sugar. maple
&c being adapted growth blue and all other
crops peculiar to this lstuGo Improvements good CONSISTING
Brick Dwelling Negro Kitchen, SMOKE House,
lee House, Cow and ose Stables and all other necessary OUT
buildings besides there the place new Steam Gicuar saw
MIL rs horse pswer engine with plenty sf timber to spare on
the place keep up number Of years and young Orch
ard just In arin If 100 select peach and apple trees ana
also large sh pond stocked. Stock and other water en
ty and Of good quality. Any wanting coed stock Farm
and desirable House Of the lest hborhoods IN Ienes
will do well the premises oher the whole track
S+uO Or acres Including all improvements
except the Steam Mil, % Terms for the whole
place, fourth cash. the balance J. aud years For on
halt acres with Improvements third cash, the balance
and further particulars apply to, or address,
the subscriber Turner roster Esa, al NASHVILLE or 70
Mr. Oliver Perdue On The premises -
finn VI. B. WALTON.
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Of with good improvements, and pary tinhered,s
from Nashville the Gaatin pkeaDd Louisville and NASH
willie Railroad. Apply J. - X. W. BROWN,
jsnl-fn "a Cherryst
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.


- -
being Utmost Importance for the proper protection Of
Track keep Of the Of gravel and other
trains freight regular uniform rate Of speed
which can only Ompishel y running schedule time
therefore freight trains he the time
laid down in the schedule that after thirty from
this ate freight received the Nashville ChAttanos
"a Railroad Company, at Schedule Stations only.
W. COLE,
jansl-d BPa Sup't OF Transportation n. & c. Z. r.
Fine Country Residence for sale.
TTAYING determined carrym Negroes to the South 81
II / will sell about Three Four Hum SSsSaa
Ored Acres OF Land, being part Of tie tract up ~
a : Turnpike Road
about thirteen Nashville the
hoodsin Williamson county. Soil equal any the State. For
particulars apply the premise OF 10 A v s. iinesley
in Nashville
sepg-dd 7. A.PEKhlNs-
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Georgia has abolished Imprisonment for d,bt
In Bloomington, illinois, 3 young man recently
elOped with his step mother
new Roman Catholic paper is to be started in
Vieksburg shortly.
narrn uunnnan il dolis.-i,,. lo.,..-..N, s..
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G HI A N q #

e n A n q n
TEAVIN6 sold our entire stock Of Hardware, Cut.
lery, Guns, Gc., to Messrs. A. ". Meal. ate OF
the Of Mccall Vanleer & Co and W. Fall OF Claks.
Vile, this method Of returning
patrons and would eheerulIy recommend 10
,memlers tie firm being business men and
gentlemen verify Of all confidence
JOHN WILLIAMS,
janl1 Late Williams & Co.
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G,nI.r !, !, IzSI:T, iI 3 49, a. ssie

6NAPITAL INVEG'FMENT.--we offer for sale a
very erection Of store house. on MAR
adjoining saddey Of John Morrow, Esq
Also, 10 beautifully ocated the BIoad
pike, the city The land mostly nlercd
number Of handsome building Also, acres Of
land with Academy, the city the Gallr-
tin pike. Apply J. L. & X. W. BROWN
ian7-Im Cherry
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EDGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE.--seven beau
Building Houstons Addition, only few hun'
yards from the Square Also, number OF lots IN boc
fers, Wlms other Additions Also, magnificent bull
acres, the Gaan Pike, opposite the residence
Of Brown. Also number Of acre building
;. L. & E. ". BROWN,
D.. Fstats AGENTS. Cherry
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q NASHVILLE RAILROAI
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LII Freight forwarded the afternoon train and must
he delivered the House. between the hours Of
and 30 P NJ time will lie late for mauifestng
for that day, and there is convenience for Storing
Freight intermediate points between Nashville and Gallaun
ian26-f II. FAUNTLBR0Y, Agent
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NaTI5sIF NKETTYTLLIE L0TS FOR sALE.--

w beautiful Lots, fronting each 100 feet on Broad
street Also several lots Locust and Denumbane streets
Boyd Addition. Aso several lots in
Watkin s. BOsuck's and Hsrdings Addition Apply To-
j. L. & r. ". BROWN,
herr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
Struck b. lightning.

The residence of Mr.. Joseph Whitmorc
was struck liy Lightning. during heavy
storm on Saturday evening, the 4th inst
The electricity meltcl the point of the
lightning roll. then following the iron
rod to the sccon'l insulator. fused the con-
nection. Then part at least, of the cur
rent followed the tin water-conductor;
then again dividing. ole part followed the
cofher post and tcsrA,g off the siding and
plaster. The balance of the charge APP
Pears To have followed the tin conductor
into the cistera, splitting board that rest
ed on the ci>tcrn.
Ii appears from The singular course OF
the current that the iron roI was not large
enough to hold the whole charge, or was
not sufficiently connected with moisture
in the earth, or because it was coated with
rust. which is a non conductor, or it may
have been because the insulator was not a
perfect one, being a> it was so tight be-
tween the glass anil rod as to he full Of
water. thus connecting with certainty the
rod with the slc of the Building by COOL
conductor to-wt: iron and water. Such
kind of rolls are positively dangerous. To
make protection sure, three things are
necessary Ist, the rod must be of sufii:-i-
cnt size, and the right kind of material,
to carry any charge that can be accumula-
ted, Cooper is 20 doubt the best.) 81.
it must be perfectly disconnected from the
building. by good glass insulators; 81, the
rod must penetrate tho earth to permanent
moisture. Tor what is better. connected by
copper wire to the water in the well. y
Any Of the above precautions unhec,lcsl
and the rod becomes danger instead Of
protection Valparaiso. (had-) RePut-
Lican.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-07-21
a GOOD COMPARISON.

The Rev. Vim. Roulatt, well known Methodist
clergyman. residing ut Naples. draws the following
amusing but apt comparison between Dr.. NJ Lanc's
celebrated Vcrmifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros.
of Pittsburgh, Pa, and ferret:
"a ferret when placed at The entrance Of a rat
hole, enters the aperture. travels along the passage,
sc-es upon the lat. cxfcrminatcs his existence and
draws the animals dcfunct carcass 10 the light.
And in like minncr have found DIR. M'Lane's
American Iermifuge to- operate upon WORMS, those
dreadful and dangerous tormcntors of children
This remedy. kcthc ferret, enters the aperture Of
the mouth. travels down the rullet, hunts round
the stomach. lays hold of the worms, shakes the
life out Of the reptiles, SWEEPS clean their den, ord
carries their car-asscs clear out Of the syStcm.-
This at least. has been the effect Of the Vcrmiuge
upon my Children"
A neisi,Bcr of Mr. Roulatf, Mr.. John Briggs.
adopts the smile of The reverend ccrtiicr, thus b IL
giving their most uncquivocal approval of this great
specific, after having witnessed its operation uron
their own children. Let others try it, anu be sat-
isfed.
IL Purchasers will be careful TO ask for y /.
M'LavE's CELEsRArED LIVER PnI.s, manufactured
by FLEMING BRos. ofPittsburgh, Pa. All other Yer
mifuccs in comparison are worthless. Dr. VI Lanes
genuine Vermiuge. also his celebrated Liver Pills,
can be had at all respectable Drug Stores
None gcnuine trifteuf The SIGNATURE of ~
faol FLEMING BROS.