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Three years have passed. The shadows Of
the night were dropping already around. Mrs
Clark sat in her chamber, humming a nursery
tune, to which the cradle kept sort of fTythmlc
movement Sometimes she would pause sud
denly, and adjust the snowy blankets around
the face Of the little slambeTer, shining out
from their brown curls as red apples shine out
amid fading leaves in October orchards. "sh-
sh, said the young mother, as she lifted her
finger with a smiling warning, as her husband
entered
"There's something for you, Mary. ID came
by express this afternoon;" he said the words
in an undertone, placing a small packet in her
lap
The lady Openeded tho packet with eyes filled
with wonder while her husband leaned over
her shoulder and watched her movements.
A white box disclosed itself and renewing
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"George George" The words leaped from
her lips, as the sister sprang forward to the low
bed where the youth lay, his white, sharpenod
face cleaning death-like from amidst his thick
yellow curls.
lie opened his large eyes suddenly--a flush
passed over his pallid face. He stretched out
his thin arms 80 Janet Janet! have pray
ed God for the sight ofyou once more before l
die"
"His pulse is stronger than it's been for two
weeks, and his face has better hue, said the
dottpr, o few houTslater, as be made his morn.
ing visit through the wards Of the hospital
O. His sister came, yesterday, and watched
with him." answered an attendant glancing at
the young girl, who hung breathlesS over the
sleeping invalid
"Ah, that explains ii. I'm not certain but
that the young man has recuperatiye power
enough left TO recover, if he could have The care
and tenderness for the next two month6, which
love alone can futnish."
How Janet's hedrt leaped at the blessed
words That very morning she had an inter
yiewwith her brotheTs employers. They had
been careless, but notintentionally unkind, and
the girls story enlisted their sympathies.
Ia day Or two, George was removed TO a
quiet, comfortable private home, and his sister
installed herself by his couch, his nurse and
comforter
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
mOnNrNG, JUNE -, 1850.


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MATRIMONIAL.
les OF THE uN1rrn srArrs

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STAIRS.
1t has been my good fortune TO to health many
thousands of my country-women
My success has excited the malice Of the envious and
aous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation. Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway, from tho fair sufferers whom
Ihave relieved SoOug l hold in ahectionato and
haRkfu remembrance by those who have experienced my
Ski afford to despse the efforts of mischief
nd slandeGe
My friends nave repeatedly urged me TO place my med
sine for producing mensruatou within the reach the
Ladies of the United States; but ndsposto to enter
hed so occupied by quacks with their peruoous nusrums
and fear that uuprncpled palm upon
no public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for tho sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Alast yield TO the of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to tho efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FEMME
need only say that in liquid FORM exucty such
AsI have used in practce France many years and
that 1t has never failed to a satisfactory result
The Annie dc Femme" and mensruaton stand in the re
latou of cause and effect It alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual how where 1t has exise and to
restore where has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of sc
hons each bottle Of the annie de Femms viii bear my
written signature and both the bottle aud enclosing be
vi be scaled with my private seal
Price, $500 package.
,... ,,. DR. P. II. RECORD
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DENTISTRY
AT oil SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
read tho following lines If your tOeih ara bad, read
hem with great If you have teeth at all tsp
fact that Isl daily exhibited in the Streets in the social
circle and tho paror by the humbest peasant and tho
proudes is that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets teeth for the want Of the timely aid Of good and
slful dentist poor aud inferior operation n-many
cases worse than ALL If your teeth good, have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them in order
If plo no time should be lost but have them repaired the
sooner tho oer aud escape that which Burns the
hul all Diseases All irregularities OF tho teeth should
be att ended To i'm childhood and youth. .
All uersous desrnus of fine dental operations inVt
ed to call at my where particular attention Is gWon
60 the preser of the natural teeth where tho
VULCANlZED CORALITE,
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Att'ps & G0unsellors,


u j. DIOKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
n LAW Office er the Merchants Rack. Cleve-
aud, Ohio feb2iR?O
pROOKS u FORD, ATTORNEYS
~ AT LAW. Atwater Budlngs, foot OF Superior 1t
Cleveland, Ohio.
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feb8
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CITY Bank, janl5dly
DALNIER u AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
octl-e1s
A SPER, j. T., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"A Wmten, lrunhull County Ohio. omce, No 5 ~
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Builders & Artbittrts.

BROOKS s. Q. q E. W., BUILD
ID ERS AlsC Manufacturers of Doors, Blinds, Sash,
Brack and all ilnds Of ScroSawlng and Gothic work
Particular att3nt paid TO Fitting Up stores Factory
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PARIS, January, 1857.
N. H. soLoMoNsON.

PRAcTIoAL AND SCIENTIVIc OpTGCAN,
seps the largest assortment the most approved kinds
PECTACLES. Allhis glasses, whether for near far
shted, are ground under his owninspeoton by machine
of construction with the greatest care so as to
sat the oyes IN all cases. curing Weakness DszaeSs
taRmatioHot the Eyes, aud impartng strength for long
reading or fine sewing
~ ~ H. SolomOuson would hore inform the public
thRthe Reyor employs any in the sale ofhs lenses
re Also. splendid assortment of spy GLASSES MI
ChOSGOPEs, COMPASSES, &c, kept ON hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect natural.
CB-Omee3s Superorstreet under tho American Hotel
iun22
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the principal poin lin England ireland Scotland France
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throughout the United States and Cauadas narS;ly
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DENTIST.
DR. w J. GUILD HA s REMOV
ed his Dental Office TO Room No, IL, Hoffman block
Superior street, East OF public square South OF + Q AL
hu urei tha OF Dentst, VIII save themselves
much SUFF ERING as woll as MONEY by giving him "A
call nlec cty used to mitigate PAIN for those VINO de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
on C0ld silver Porcelain and NulcanZed Rubber Base
a tho hest Teeth in sGss from $40 TO 500 Gold
hlhngs according OF te cavity .iom bOi upward
mayn
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-12


The trial of PALMER in Memphis, published in
another column, has revealed some most startling
facts in connection with the plans of the Abolition
lists 10 revolutionze the slaves of the South The
letter of THATCHER to BRowN shows that the emissa
ries of BRowN's secret league are in our midst,
spreading discomfort among the negroes, and stimu-
lating them TO characterization, Instruction, and
bloodsbed-
When WM H SEWARD declared his doctrine of the
irrepressibe conflict between slavery and freedom
boosted of the organization of the Republican party
in the South and proclaimed that the revolution had
commenced which was to bring about the abolition
of slavery the Louisville journal pronounced the
sentiments of the speech perfectly innocent and in
conjunction with the organs of his party in this and
other Southern States solicited coalition for the
next presidential contest with the sectional party of
which SEWARD is the representative and head. We
warned our readers at the time against the effects
of this fatal policy the part of the Opposition
leaders. We Did them that such subserviency as
had been displayed by Mr. BELL and his coadjutors,
towards the enemies of the South, did much to en-
courage fanaticism and invite aggression, We pre-
dicted that the Republicans would take advantage
of the sympathy manifested for them through the
Opposition press to extend their organization into
the slave States and that they would be hatch
ing schemes against the lives and property of our
citizens in the very heart of the South The leaders
of the Opposition condemned such warnings I'M
necessary agitation and prated of conservatism and
and Cancellation, while practising the most slavish
submission. The results are before the country.
The men with whom BELL, CRITTENDEN and Company
were cooperating and consulting whom they
were interchanging mutual Oourtesies and congrat-
ustions on the exclusion of a slave State from the
Union, have been sharpening the sword Of fanati-
cism against citizens. Their agents and emissa-
ries have been sent among us to kinde the fires of
ssrvile insurrection and battle their hands in the
blood of our friends and our families. The lesson
is terrible one. We hope it viii not be lost on
the masseaof the Opposition.
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THE COUNTER NOTE sYsFEN.-The Memphis Appeal
contains communication suggesting pubic meet
ing at that place to protest against the repeal of the
counter note law of the last session. The appeal
accompanies the publication of the communication
with the following editorial comments:
The CURRENCY QuEsTION,-We inVite the attention
of the reader TO the communication signed IS,
which appears in this mornings paper. 1t is from
the pen of gentlemen of this city who Is, perhaps.
as well posted in reference TO our financial wants
any member of the community. The counter note sys-
TEN has now become so thoroughly engratted upon
the policy of the State and SO well recognized by all
who desire a sound currency, that il cannot be
abandoned without producing backward revOlu-
ton which must seriously affect the interests of all
classes who are becoming accustomed To the new and
better order of things naugurated by it. The public
meeting suggested by our correspondent cannot do
any harm. while it may serve TO put our Legislators
in possession of the grounds upon which re-chaF-
ter of the Planters and Union Banks will be toler9
ted The mountain issue system has been played
out with the people and has but few if any, friends,
outside of those directly interested in bank profits,
and we agree with our correspondent, that il
would be greatly better to let the Union and Planters
Banks expire than to go back to it" to Nashville
for coin and exchange. We confident in the
opinion, that while the people Of West Tennessee
are satisfied with the currency produced by the lie
gslatiop of the last session, they will not be salts
fed with the establishment of any lower standard,
or any system that leO&s 70 the Capitalization of
bank power at Nashville or any other pqGR l,5E
the laws of commerce be obeyed by making the
bank Issues payable where paid out, and the excel
lent currency we now have will be upheld and rem
dered permanent
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The Ns11s says the UNION AND ANERrTIx testiies in
the strongest manner to the unimpeachable ortho-
d0Xy Of its senior editor, the slavery question
That testimony is derived from the fact that we
have produced nothing that subject from his edi-
tJral columns to carp at except the declaration that
1.-THE nature of thngs-the march of public opinion
the voice of religiOn-all have said that American
slavery must have an end" Inasmuch as this de-
elaration has been on record for twenty-five years.
as the sentiment of paper owned and edited by the
senior Of the NeloS and has never been disaYowed,
but hes been justified by him so late as 1856, as
'most truly rejecting "the sentiment of the State
of Tennessee" at the time it was printed, we have
not thought it necessary TO seek for any more de-
cided expression of his opinions on that subject.
Perhaps the unmistakable evidences Of popular
condemnation of those opinions in moro recent times
may have prevented such bold and unqualified
avowal of them subsequently. We find the editor
however, adhering in practice to what he claims to
have been the sentiment of the State of Tennessee
in 1884
His long political association with such men as
SEELRD and GREELEY, his cooperation with Adolf
tiOnists in opposition to the Kansas Nebraska Bill
his vndication of Mr.. BELLS course in resisting the
application of State for admission into the Union
with prO-slaTeFy constitution, against which, says
the Nashville Patriot, mot voice in all the OppO-
sitiOn' would be raised" "if il had prohibited
slavery Snd the Black Republicans could have gided
into undsputed power under its operation" his I'M
mistakable leaning to a renewal Of his old party
ties with his former ant-savery associates of the
NOrth-all these things furnish abundant and salts
factory evidence that the senior of the NeTs has not
abandoned the sentiments so emphatcally pro
nounced in the Republican of 1884.
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