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BETTING! BELTING.I

E1'OR GIN EANE'S, for sal" at the Depot in
a IN: place. lot of superior Gutia Per.
cha Letting i. {; and inches in width. This
hriiIng W III be sold at first cast. anI persons
wishing sach would do well to call soon.
d. II. SONDLEY.
Agent &. 4 C.. K. r.
juno 9th, 1859, 6 If
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THE ASSEMBLY HOUSE,

One Square West Of the Post Office.
PLAIN STREET.
CoIUNG1TA -. -.
THIS we'll known Estatisi,m-ut has heen
l. thoroughly re.fi,ted and impr"ved. and
is now permanently opened for the accommoda-
tion of the public. Every attention will be
given to surply the wants aud comfort OF Pa
irons e5- Rates Moderate.
G.. r. MASON, Proprietor.
June 10, 1850. 3m
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lhe tricn'; q: HENRY :. CASoN rcsl"cs
uiiy "nn;"nnce i.i'n rnn.i.,nte TOR Tax
Collector, nthc ensuing. .r'rn
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cS' lib" eirr'i- .; -. :. -: UASKIN re-,
specially a':no'irc. ii: !. candidate f.. tie
"t!icr of Ordinary. AZ ;.v.. vlxci:cr.
Nnv. 4, 1855.
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II. l.. oLARK,
REPAIRER OF
WATHCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,

HODGES DEPOT. 8. O.,
Is prepared will, all necessary tools and ma
L teriais to DO anything in his line of bust
ness at the lowest rates All work warranted
1" do we'll for ts eve months. if not send 1t
back and it will be done free Of charge. Give
ine trial and sat siy yoursclves Terms cash.
Juuc IL, 1859, 7-l2m
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T III E INDE>ENDEN PRESS.
SANF DIS
LIVER INTIGDRATOR,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

,s compounded entirely from Gums. ard
l. has become an established fnct a known
aud approvcd hv all flint hny. lls.,l il md
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l. has become an established f,c, n known
ana approved hy all that have used it, and
IL now rc$orted L" e with confidence in all
the diseases Tor which 1t Is recommended.
1T has cured th"uS- ~ an.ls within the last
two Years who had 81 given mp MI hopes of
relief.us the numcrons - unsolicited certificates
in my p"ss"Ss0n Isl,ow.
The dose must he n = daptcd T." the temper
nment of the in'iivid IL ual taking it, nd;useh
in such quantities !s /" y. act gently the bow
els Let the dictates " .f your Judgment
guide YOU in the Use I. I"f the Liver Inviyo-
ratur. and IT, will r"lse Liver Cu'nplnin,s. Bill.
hous attacks. Dvsi,,p y ,sia, Chr"nic Diarrtcn,
Summer Complaints I. lDvsen,rry. Dr"psy,
Sour Stomach. Habit Iuul CUs,ivcness. Ch"-
ic. Cholera. Cholera M"rlus. Cholera lu-
fnntmm. Fln'ul"ncr. =. iJnnndicc. r - IN T.
weaknesses. (as thnu> . land, can tcstifv.) in
III twenty minutes. iii" two or three Teas
p1onfuls uic taken NJ 90 commencement OF At
tack. i.
All who use it ar. :, i:,iv ing their test imo-
ny in its favor
Mix Water in the Mouth with
the HnvicOr:,tOr, and Swallow
both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

TNEN QUARTER Ill and l2.i Linen and
L. Cotton SllEETiNG
al, > 1 AMI Il i Linen and Cotton Pillow
CASING.
ln.i. II 4 and l24 Summer Marscill.s
QUILTS,
loi. Id and II Ail,nlac QUILTS,
81 and loI Linen Damusk TABLE
CLOTHS.
81 and lO4 Dessert TABLE CLOTHS,
Linen Damaslt Napkins. Doylies, Fruit
Doylies, Towellings, Glass Cloths. &C.,
Together with beautiful assortment Of LACE
and SWISS
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Star Candies.
Gunny Bags.

0A0 BOXES Work aud 1iaelsas star c-Bdies, n
% sS.s ~ 49, = H2sRIs, GORDON kco.
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINEs

A RE well known and eagerly sought for throug hout
n the whole Continent Of America
Never Before their introducuun could any Sc
OF popular remedies be found that equal To
any emergency thar were always TO be relied on, and
within re'ch OF the poorest persons.
Never Before the GrHeubcrg Pills, could you
obtain for 25c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases,
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, ,Costivcnees and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and Ayue remedy
could anything be found that cured all cases q" Chts
and Fever for soc.
Never Refore the Green Mountain Ointment
there 90 be iou.d, for 25c. any immediate cure
for Burns, Bruises Cuts, old sores, tryspelas, and
IniammatioHs, either external or Internal.
Never Before WarshaIl.s Uterine Ca
lhOiic0n Failing U the Won't, and other
Uterine diseases found 70 be durable Now ten cases
out of twelve are cured by tins medicine.
Hs- II any physician supposos that This is merely a
quack remedy, We would reply, THAT II is prepared
by Dr. Pomeroy, OF Utica a wealthy and old phsyica
of the Alopathc school-that We viii furnish any re-
putable phisican any quantity Of its gratutOusly 10
test its merits on his patients; aud Furthermore by
writing pT PomcrOy hc can be furnished with its
component parts. II Is the greatest blessing 10 the
femal that the science OF medicine has discovered
never Eefore the Grmfcnberg Dysentary sy
rup, there certain remedy for Bloody Flax, Iy
sentery Darr9a or Choleranow, all can be cured N
Never Hefore the introduction Of the Children q
Panacea, could nfther feel the life of her babe sale
for a day, while under Eve years Of age Youthful
diseases and strong medicines carried them on-now
his medicine them. aiter teh doctor aud
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless. Price
only Soc.
Never BEFORE was any Tonic Bitter popular
the Health Bitter that costs 25C- Why should the
world suffer from Dyspepsia or Bilious diseases
while this simple medicine can, al ala times, prevent
itY
Never Before any preparation Of sarsa-
pariila powerful as that compounded by the Ore
feaberg Co
Never Refore has the Consumruve's Balm
fouuu equal. iuw many are the now IA life and
health, who would. ere this, have entered Deaths
dark portal II they hal not been recommended a.
this la preference 10 many postcums that are
loudly vauntedS
Never a efore were Piles and kindred diseases
certain cure. Ne have certificates uf persons -n
trcly recovered after Dr Nottc. aud Other great ply
scins had asserted that nothing bat the knife could
afford relief
Never Before could ind ndaIned eyes and weak
OF sight be cured Tor Ia enty 1--we cents. Tie Rye
Lotion does II.
Never BEFORE was any Book published that
contains niucn isdICal knowicdge Hs the Grsefen
berg Manual "f HEALTH Tor twenty i've cents. Il
ought a. DE IN every family in the and.
Never BEFORE has any Almanac been published
SO valuable the Health Almanac IL Is furnished
gratuitOgsly by all Druggists, aud by
AI.kK. MACKENZIE,
Oct2i-u II College street, Nashville.
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p, II; R. R. u..,..


r. r. R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick nervous; Rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumbsgo, Gout, Neuralgia Tooth
ache, Small PoX, Fevers, swollen Joints,
kidney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver, Pleursy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains of ali kinds. Railways Rea-
oy Relief Will, in a few minutes change the
miseres you suffer 10 joys of pleasure
R II midway Is SRenoyiting Resovent for the cure
of chrolc diseases-such as ScrofulOus and
SyFhitc Complaints, ,CUnsuinptive and 9th
er affections OF the Lungs aud Throat lndu-
ration and enlargements of parts, ErupUve
and other diseases of the Skin, Nodes, Tu
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia and all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state OF the
Huod.
r r R.-EAdway's Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, Cdstlveuess, Indigestion, In
famuation Of the Bowels, dyspepsia, lAver
Complaint, Diseases of the Heart and ki.-
ueys Female plaints ,SniallP PoN, Ferers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system IL cut
of order, a dose OF Railway Is cgulators viii
restore il Ia regularity No female should
be without them.
r. r. Remedies soldby Druggists everywhere.
mar rlO-lydkv RAILWAY 90
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saonle Again.

ksu aAasxOaasE ssssiFss inform his
M tsis.fs 49, tGs s,lsusss sTlly taAt hz tl-
ia 80, i,, 1a .sysaeEa - fs-sy ~ stsas
tie lsls sasls. als's-
sls ,.sst,.. a. all recsnt msFcsrnse = "a fbslo-
gra,4i1 leila.s-ss shss - hefstAsss sslsf
a..sa lks pssrss y hls facsaEss, sha dotefaea "
~ tre sort gtasses he es,aiestly nsiie sa11s
~,., tlsve nsvcg ssseA : tar q al, 10 40
lalus ali una ais isrssa-sI Fsssas ts sleal soaxe
eteatiy AMI lleasshAy iosa.lra 81 aAl n tns sssf
Asrry susss, ,ooxasg Is uRs2s ssgssl-s
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ChfIdren,s Di.ense..

Rddody's Renordiinq Rssolpdnt should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout The land, whose
infants afflicted with Sores. Humors, &c These
bTeakings out (tius early) evidence or disease
transmitted from the parent stock. few doses ofthe
ReHordng ReSoirent vii eradicate every yestge of the
disease aud insure the child and healthy body
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ConstitulionaI Diseases.

Many dlseasesthat afict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sickly sires
scrofola, Consumption Syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common of constitutional diseases. Now, We
NO: how many generations the sccas OF these dis
eases may have been established IN the system, cor
ruptlng The boodRddicdys RsIaOvofizg ResoudRt VIII
eradcae froin the bodies Of the afflicted every parti-
Gle of diseased deposits, and I'LL the veins with new
pure and healthy blood
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prD 0ooos -GlOtblng.
New Clothing Store.
J. n. WARD. J. NJ. BERMINGHAM. JAS. N'DEKMoT
Ward, Birmingham d Co.,
VsRACVECAHI 'EAkl1OHS,
No. 20 Public Square oPposite Scssh end Of The
HtrLef IkouSe


Market HouSe.
WE are now receiving a large and entire . aa
w new stock of FALL. AND WINTER REA- ~a1
HY-MApE CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S ID
FURNISHING GOODS, most of which were IL
made up ORDER of the latest styles and can
not be surpassed any house IN the city, Oar stock
is comprised part Of all the newest styles OF Over
coats Froek and Dress Coats, all cOlors; Business
Coats, Office Ceats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, III
great variety.
PArENTED SHOULDER SEAMED SHIRrs, a large and ex
tcnsiVc stock, warranted o. III better and wear
better than any other make Of shirts. Gloves. Neck
Ties Scarfs. MutIlers, Criyats seliidJ Justng SUrks
Under SHIRTS and DraWsrs, Hall Hose, suspendeFs,
Linen C.4mbric BtndAnna and Pongec fiandkercheis,
Travelling shaw Is Robe lie ChambTes, Youths Coats,
Pants and Shirts Umbrellas, &c
Piece Goods.
We have also n large and superior lot Of Cloths
French and English-all, Black and Fancy Colored
Casslmeres entirely styles, solid coiored Gas
sln,rres OF an qualities. Fancy Cut and Velvet Vest.
itr- Fancy Cass'meTe aud Norstcd Nestiug, Creme
dine yestins; WhcL We will make up to orier IN the
-yery best st, e and guarantee ut to please the
weslrcr sale.
AIEx. 4. NlCHUf solicits call from his friends
Al. Goods sold by guEranter To- De as repro
santed al time Of We Will ase cut Clothing to
order. NAlSD. BEiAAilNOhAh a W.
sepil5-tf
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ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN
Removal.

TNIE subscriber takes this methCI of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware from the
old stand Market street No. 80 the large brick
building lately erected the South side of Broad
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes 10 or
der the articles embraced in his line of bust
He invites especial attention to his large assort
ment Of CASTINGS, IIOILOW-WARE, BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Plow Molds,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn -CrUshers, Mill
Crushers B.cony Work and Iron Fencing, Conce Mills
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan 2y-tr ANDREW ANDERSON.
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ornaments for mirrors, &c.


lNIIS lartaership hervt,sse existias bet~eeli the
uG4crsgIsrI u4lieT t.ss afas sisisc I'd al a. AoAs-
HIS 4 g. - NsgsceFy aa4 CsalsfeaAoa bdsiesss
u Iais .ay bt ti4utaai cosruts IL as A"Tras
IA t s.ll lltsTvsl It,l AcSrcss k-tncf shart-
a.t,.u n Il. alotflIS,
VI. IiuUfkk nAflItS-
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
THE BEST LINIElENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by u
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.

Another Remarkable Cure Performed by u
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOR YOURsELgES!l
Thomas tord, a blacksmith living near Cass aveA
on Tenth street, had horrible Funning sore on
foot. lie uied various Ilunients, Sayes Ac.,
could DO Il no good. lie desi,ared OF ever being alb
10 work al his trade again, because he could not be
any weight oD Lis foot; and by bette ri Mclean
Volcanic linineni, lac is nov perfectly cured.
rheumatism, Fara ysis, Neuralgia, BRUISES, Sprain
illness IN the Joints OF Muscles, sure Throat Sws
ings, k1Ar-Ache or 1Ooth-ache, Wounds Fresh Cut
sores, B1rLs, seads, faIis c, yield 70 the magic
influence OF t4is wonderful LinineBt.
For Horses and Cattle IL is an nialIible remedyr
Chsfcs, Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iani ne
1 Sias m Swecny, Spllnt, fistula Bruises, S~elIin
Wounds, RAttle Slake bites, and xario4s other dse
es which ~nin@ss Liable il.Ilrles or aeel
deuts.
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply
Mc Lean 8 Volcanic Oi LinInent It sells rapidly
1 cause u always cures. FL. tt.r ~. -
A liberal discount will be made to merchants W
buy o. sell agaIn.
rs For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corn
oi ihird ana line Streets 81 LoUis Missouri also
sale as above apl5-dtwawly
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NEW SERIES-NO. 964.
Meoifal.


IJEALrH will, in all cases, follow the OF Rad;
II ways R. R. Remedies. There are none so sicA
infrmites but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing ResoiEen Regulators the nature Of the dis
sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief
Railway Renovating Resolvenf Rsdway' Regulators
Each Of these remedies possesses specia pow
certain diseases. Yet there other dlseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used If there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body To
tain their action, the patient III live and be restored
TO health.
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A CAR ID .

TN retiring fruIa tie eusa'sa- desire u tender my
Il th4nks Iay naaacfoas pstfoas Asld trssads soF
t.ssir tsas Aila ubcrai laaroSlAse, Aid sid fvcot
a.c.,.i ti,g saccessors sSsrs- fcSa AsA<EA Co.
Ke.Ilelsscu 10 eSsfy ressees sortis u eaau iesre
4 d. AUssllis-
NashrIIls. .serl. La. Isss
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pA nrN So SIIIp.

al AXIAS paFuaAssd tssc t.stsfsst 81 Ar IL b Aor-
rs "a the b4staess II al. a. MORRIS x To- have
tls asy asss=tttts1 ~ita Ae No. " hOStef Harris,
aud al c0atsae ,.rs<cfy ala Csisnt>sss,a oais
lssess a. "a osa stand. hSon acSFekA
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IuSr WAT EVERY EAAILF WANNA.

q GOOD cee4P So~ing Azrl..ne. Prce oniy s2S
n s1s- lnsse M-ctiaes need oniy b kaosfE u
laes IA -lost every tAis.lly- 10 ap-
yrs1zis yuEs oxaa.iae lassn; theso-
isrs al aio ~-at kJ<ss cle&a oeslLas se..laus
Csah1g kshu Dr lne sklx " lie NeGlleIon a
ayaaona anify sea lag -ssacaise.
1.s<u@ sd als4, $40 age
80 s.t4sals -la 81 trs.azs.sc- sssF ~
ussrs AslAie stsrs, taiss sfrsst, bes-rvn esllcge
Cllcrry stFocts-
;. 1s-isTrssl-r sstenflon Iaia - ref.ssas All
s4Has ss~l-x --0--ss1 - a. sxl-sFesss1 ss.i. =.
d. FtEalNe.s sewing A@<kias Depot 4
S2shssllc, fsan-, -rlsi-at~4~ty
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FIR ESH S r CK

IUST received to-iay. per ENPress, a llrEe and
J well eetei St.rck oI Gcntlesnen's
white aud ceiorci il.isa BSsG,n Shirts;
White NJ cssiorel AlrssiiisS shirts;
All - les AID paIlerns and SArfted 70 "a les
s.le l,ss by }. H. AcsslIL.
tletf9-l
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VnacrMcar.

OF Cashmere. .Asnsrscan, aud Saxony Wool; Sha.
" ker Flannel Aeriss aud u tton CnderShirts aiia
Drawers, ali siz@s and Jasi reserved and fsr
sale by j. IL AeGilL-
desf5-tf
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kaair Hose.

TUST received asd tSr sale -
81 sliAhER FLAkkkL; stfa
lSlIAS CASHMERE:
AEklSO, AND
o0rroS HALF HOSE
aeeis u IN. NesnI-
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I2-4 Duck al Vays on hand for Wagon Sheets,
Tent Cloths. etc. etc.

Together with HE above Guods have large
stock of 10 4. IL an l24 Bed Blankets. Also, a
general stock of Sta lie Dry Goods, 10 bach invite
the attention of ReIl Bayers, at No. 81 College, 81
poy3 A. c. A. A. b. BEECH.
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n CHANGE.
HAVING this day associated with ms in the China
Hall J. C. harden hereafter the style Of the Firm
viii be J. &. Darden a Co.
oetls c. z. PEACHER.
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Eor Rent.

EOf NScut-
TWO Rooms. lafge and admirably located Oh tsls
81 rsassare and essiege street tsf t.ss
seeiS-u ). n hcsIIL
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lg88z gBT HiMsgt 70 I8l
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rI,aE sToRl~Ro0M % nroaa ssreel. one aear frsta
i the corner a fro1t ssreca, oCcapisj ~ k
4 wEAktk1. F.ssssskzn b. ll@a tzas.e4iztcly L
aeslrsd % "a shs lst II g2ha4ry ae1t- APPiy ~
A ~. JOttAngN ~
r nosIe-Im ftSfIGR. Nttklhz> co
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m SHEETS : psss4 esp..ss.
~ is :
=. '-.''.s'''.4 ana '-s '-lssS ale !, rsssr
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lior BLAsr IRON.

"A TUNesi-AsssiNe ,.1til las "a .-alss ana is'
~ sails ~ ..,...,.,..-
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A II. psFsnas tEdeh1ed - t1s e<<41c 81 cAkkz =
~ kEIsa, resi 81 zsaso ts.E4<d xzd a<ke
- lncut, ttr ezk411 = i4aeetst
n~rcsg TeqaezEsl "a pfesast ,ae elslz< 1sf sss
tiannaut. "a Eacy xili be fefasek barred -sf-7ft
sA24Ak 1. plA1zs. EkIs
szeee-S e sk<sa kwmI.
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Mronai.
Nc LEANS H
strengthening C0rdiai
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

Curing diseases Dy Latcrgl aNS. when rl4Aen IL
healig influence Is felt cOursg through ey cry vein
of the BODY, pnryng and acceierang e eirculatiop
of the blood hheutraiizes any biVus matter IN the
stomach, and strengthens the ~h0le organization
hcLean's Strengthening Cordial will eieotu-iiy cure
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SA BALES extra hsAxy ~ bashsl Ganny Bags
S sSvs' 50 - H1Esis. eoEnoS q co.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08
Anecdote of Cassius N. Clay.

Notxitbstoudiug nil .hc strong onritios
,,,hiah ,hn SIarar,s onns,inn ovn,' son,,oniors
IN tbn sui NJ = NJ CI,vs socisI anal.
;,ios ~ as'I Iaro ,,nd, hin, oIyovs favnrito Win
'o' ,h, ,noaO,niwors @ nor,inn of rho sIaycho;d.
oro "o "' Gn th" EoptncLy river ot tbo haso
oro,oo ~ ,boso ;,nmonso lnLgos' or norrnp.
JionIar I;moston" which riyes that stream
,ho ,nost snLiino and uicfnrcsono sconcrv
,JU mhoro Tsyn,tn county iojns Madison MI
~. notiyo connIv = fows ono of tho coldcst
ond nTrost Stroa,1s ot watnr IN tho land -
T iorn for ,nanv yoars narrics Of genrlomon
fro,, hoth conniins havo bron in the bnbit
~ nnootina in rho most socioI and unrosoryod
,,,,,,ror I'd r,os,InC mon whot is ,,Ilod
,han' .trroo,, - ki,d of comn .onn modc
or 81 n,1 ,,'r,,;rs roJ nonnor S,c-nvon
% y, ,'m noh roIishod in tbo Wnst os cho,vder in
~, En,,i,,,JN Win intorIndes Of oiaors of
,IJ po''thon and onooIoto, On sn'I oroo.
s;ons MI come uninyitodNb and low
r;nh .nI noor and n General ioIliGcation ON.
,''ns ,'v" "'''
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"mu m g.,o s"ou - S%, ,rioLs iong,b in tho nidst
"' aT IT' no fnn como the torTibIc crv "a man
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A Little Girl Who had Survived the
Ship Fever

A few DAYS since one of the Metropolitan
cars was stopped for the purpose OF taking
up an elderly lady and IA sckly looking IittIo
girl. In tho cars were ten fomGles, FIVE on
a side, and the seats will carry nino. Ev-
cry inch of room seemed occupied, for the
occupants of tho car wero fashiOnabIy at
tired, and their skirts expanded like pea
cocks tails. No one offered the old lady Il
scat, or mado room for her, or cared for her,
or seemed to caro- whether she was tired OF
rested. For moment the old lady scanned
the faces of those before her, and then she
smiled grimly at tho want OF courtesy which
characterizcs females of tho present age.
81 say, YOU" exclaimed, tho old lady,
nudging tho knee Of tho nearest female anc
pointing to the little girl.
did you speak to mc?" demanded tho as
tonishod fomale,on her dignity Immediately
"Why, yes! want to know if you woulC
believe that this girl jist come out of tho
Ship Fever hospital az Deer Island;"
Ten hands delicately gloVed woro raised
toward the bell strap, and ten voices worC
shrily raised for the car to stop, and in les
than one minute the old lady and tho cir
had the vehicle to themselves.
"Well. ] declare" exclaimed the old lady
81 forgot to toll 'em that there warn't an,
patients there sick with tho fever. How
over I'll let 'em know it next time we meet
Take seat, dear, and make yourself a
home
Tho conductor Gas somewhat astonisheC
on that trip,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-08
Women as Described by Illustrious
French Authors.

No woman, even the most Intellectual,
believes herself decidedly homely.-
Stahl.
Love, in woman's life, is history, in
a mans an cpisode.-Naddme de Stael.
Only he who has nothing to hope from
woman is truly sincere in her praise. -
Cotalina.
Men can better philosophize on the hu.
man heart, but women can read it better.
-ROuSseau.
A woman frequently resists the love
she feels, but cannot resist the love she
inspires. Msdame Fee.
Most Of their faults women owe to us
whilst we are indebted to them for mos
OF our better qualites-LemeSie.
There exists with woman secret tic
like that among priests Of the same faith
/ They hate each other, land yet protcc
each others interests. .-Diderot.
1t is a universal rule. which, as far a:
| know, has no exception, that great men
always resemble their mothers, who i'm
press their mental and physical mark
upon them. Mitchelet.
In everything that women write there
will be thousands OF faults against gram
mer, but also, 10 a certainty, always {
charm never to be found in the letters o
men. uudame de MaintenOn.
Great and rare hear; offerings are found
almost exclusively among women near
all tie happiness, and most blessed mo
ments in love, are OF their creating, anC
so also is friendship when it follows love
-DUcioS
Providence has so ordained it that onl,
two women have a true interest in tn
happiness OF man-his own mother and tn
mother of his children. Besides these tw
legitimate kinds Of love, there is nothin
between the4wo creatures except vain ex
elements, and painful and idle delusion'
l., OcknNe EcniXK