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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-04

LM0sT every family In the country Is Obliged depend
"A great measur-, upon popular patent medicines More
business done with them by druggists year. than with all
their other articles together In such important
what folly Is committed and loss Of life incurred by using
known dangerous remedies when reliable auertea.
ted medicine, like the G. eenbeg Family remedies,
tanned in every town in the United States
FOLLOWING:
In every instance and extensive
enables Judge, the Grenberg Family Medicines
done all that is claimed for them" 7ke Vegetable Ps. Ets-
rie CotOlicsn, aud Green Mountain 0itaet, o0rk
Ses)
@. A. Fox Pastor Presbyterian Church, Spencer, N. Y
VIM IDE, Practicing Physician Beverdam, N. z
G. W. BUSHNELL, N. D Hartford, Ohio.
JAMES WILSON, West Bedford, Ohio.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
aug2 Agent, Nashville.
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Chancery Sale OF
TWENTv.TuuEEU LIKELY NEGROES.

Under authority pronounced ct the July Term
1882 OF the Chancery Court Lebanon, in the case Of In
and Others Henry Smith and Others viii expose 70
public SALE at the house door in Lebanon Tuesday, ON
Of September next the following slaves Jud 30 years Old
Lewis Is Prince r. Bob Bay co. Jacob @ Jane " Psalee
90 Tom 81, Hannah 49, Harriet l6 Jerry e, Haby 2 John IA
Emene 6, Sally Martha 10 s. HEsg Della 2, William l.
and Peter and Emelne,
third sssh, the balance IN y months sails at
II o'clock A. n. JOHN HOWARD,
j ulyS0-td. Prs fee Gle, Clerk & Aatr.
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DIR. KINGS DaSPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

Mf Dr.. King, formerly Of New York, for the last f5
E4kS~S years Of louisville, Kentucky, who has a.
voted his attention 10 the treatment Of private diseases f over
thirty years. eatsers himself, having attended pracies fsr 90
many Andcured Thousands, he IL cr,
all diseases Of private matter bad trv s -
from idjudicious gdcal from nerdcf of tsi
DR.. Kings Dispensay Is No. . Dsadsrick Stresf
Cherry the square where he all diseases
GOHOAzEA cared without naueiOus medicine or iat.r.ns
from business.
sTRcRUzEs Of old or recent date eRectualy cured In To-
By operation which causes pain Whersa Ictus
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease esnseS
mischief and undernineI the cOn1tituon 90 much
with all the diseases skin growing ont az
sct or bad treatment be edeuay cured DAVIS
SEMINAL WRAKSzs particular attention been rTsn -
his disease and all the growing out or IL
In many b. the destructive habits Of ireo-jssf
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions nerct ~
which viii undermine the constitution, rndernzte subiset u.6e
for business society, and causing premature old age
Females Who be abor7g with any deuy f The Wonh
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad writing and stating shsr
fee enclosed, directed 70 Dr. A King, No. % Dsarc
Nashville Tennessee, will have the necessary medicine sent -
their address, with necessary deons Strict secrecy
Once hoars 0m o'clock In u morning until the svaRr
avn, 1s59-d&Vly
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LISA

The 18Th 10TH 18th, e5th districts vote this year In David
county although they voted 1856 Caeatam county
tEal the 18th and 2fh districts this year Davidson
county although they voted 10 1856 Oheathsm county
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METROPOLITAN
Il A Il In G. HI o u 8 E.
THyHE Proprietor legs inform Nashville and
the public generally, that L. has, considerable
fitted up the store houses on the cornsr Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
the purpose Of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
He purposes having regular Bill Of Fare with prices attached
that hecan be enabled 20 suit both pockets and appe Of his
customers and charge fs than they This has been
needed in city, and he hopes strict attention his business
to merit public patronage lie feels certain Of With his
Efforts and the immortal FL in the kitchen, he viii furnish
public dinners at the shortest notice. He also keeps hand
large stock OF
CIGARS, CHEWING TogAOCO, VINES AND LIQUORS
Call and examine ri the Metropolitan
rh1l-dly. J. MOORE.
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10 UNION STREET
w. Gilmore Simms' New work,
THE cAssIoUE OF KIAWAH. A Colonial Romance
The Romance ana Its Here,
By the sushsrOi "MasiAlin sAaOfd-s -
New work by Alice Cary, -
PICTURE OF COUNTRY LIFE. Aios Carry author Of oss
vernOOk, &C.
The Old Plantation,
AND WHAT GATHERED THERE IN AN AUTUMN
MONTH. By James Hangehord, OF Maryland.
New Work by G. p. h. James, Esa.,
The CAVALIER, AN HISTORICAL NOVEL.
Acadia; OR, A MONTH WITH THE Blue NOsEsi
By the author of Sparoxgrass Papers"
New Beck OF Travels, for boys.
THE BOYS BOOK OF MODERN TRAVEL AND ADVEr,
TURF. NumerOasly IHustrzsed
A New Book BY MRS. Holmes,
Author Of ~Tsmpest Sunshine Ths Homestead q ss
Hillside
Paul MOrphyg Paul morPhyl
The Exploits and Triumphs. in Europe PAUL MORPHXs
TIE CHESS CHAMPION OF TIE WORLD.
ssLOVe NE Little, Love NE Longer
By CHAs. READE. author Of @ghts Lies, &c, kes
The Harp of a Thousand strings; Or,
THE "sPIRIrs or JUST MEN MADE PERFECT"
The funbiest and most Laugh provoking pubhs.
All Of Mrs. SOuthNEOrth's and mrs. Hensz,s.
MOVES. Beautifully Cloth Gill; Just rscssvsa-
A GFsGt Variety Of Cheap Publications.,
NEW Nd OLD, just received At Literary Depot. No
iulJ4
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TOwn and city Clocks.

Town and City Clocks.
FTNE subscriber is best manufae
t1rers of Turret Clocks in United States, and
will Undertake to plan, and Clocks any
sired location The Clocks OF these makers guaranteed
te rrd Time Keepers. They strong durable,
warranted for They constructed
regularly the hours also he arranged chime quar-
ter or hal hours interval Of for the regulation
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES OR FACTORIES,
and upon number Of Bells from which they capa
bic of giving their full tones.
Every information regarding cost testimonials ability
&c &c, may be obtained Of
THOMAS L BAILEY, Agent.
At the Office L. N SINGER Co. - North College st
Attention given to repairing and improving Turret
Clocks in any part Of the State.
Address Box SIS, Nashville, Tenn.
iune26-d&tE2m
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SALE OF NEGROES.

Thomas Harrisand Others Celia A. Fets and others.
DYs decree OF the County Court Davidson county
ed at the May term 1852 in the above cause, sell
the Court house in Nashville Saturday 10th day July
next the following negroes Ow jim, about 20
Dea p Of age, George OF age LISA, years Of
age.
TERMS0ne third viii required cash and balance on
months credit. Notes with good security payable
Y. R. CHEATHAM,
junel5 dd CLERK & Master
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The Adams Express Company.
% 6
SPECIAL NOTICE.


TTNHB Adams Express Company beg leave announces to their
friends and the public Of Nashville that they have coDclud-
ed arrangements with the Louisville and Nashville Rail Road
Company, under which they will extend the operations Of their
Express the line Of that Road commencing August st l59
On the completion Of the Nashville end Of the road to Bowling
Green about the 10th Of August, 1885, messengers will run
through between Nashville and Louisville.
For particulars a to rates, time, &c apply to
A. K. HOLT,
sug2 -da No. ss Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-04

NEW BOOKS.
Titeomb's Letters,
LOVe-Frou the French Of Mitchelst,
Irving Life Of Washington--jgh YOluAis,
HarPOf 1000 Strings,
Love Ne Little, Love Ne Long,
Tennysons Poems-s vols I2mO.,
Lady Of the ISLE
Virginia springs-DirectonI 70 them.
The Bertram's,
The Bachelors Story,
New and 0lG-A Novel,
Walter Fhornlay.
Abb1tts History OF the French RevoIatsn,
Lieut. Ives Map Of the War,
Art OF ExtempOre Speaking,
BryaDt's Letters.
AutOcrat Of the Breakfast Table.
Ben SylTester's Words. Just received By
juIy9O JOHN YORK 4 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-04

TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR b HNIE & co.
Have just opened at their stand
NO. u n on street,
A complete If Fall and Winter
DRESS AND mANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
COMPRISING fun assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons Gallons, Fringes, Buge GnPs Grape Trimmings,
Belts Buttons Brads Buge Buttons &C., &C. all OF which
eneynsw and the best that could be goth the Eastern
Our stock Of
Tephin MerinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads and Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cottons, well other material for Knitting, Netting EN-
brodery and scopete, larger variety
quantity than We discontinue to manufacture
PRINCES, Tassels, Buttons, COrSdS, 6cs,
To order usual, and will U to suit all and everybody.
sepI2-d
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THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

E0R the purpose Of settling all my outstanding debts
former business have arranged with father, Dr. d. T.
sCoTT the management and propretOsp of the St.
Cloud HOTEL and from his shall withdraw from the fur
bdsiness Of the hOuse HS. 7. SCOTT.
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SPRINGS,
WHAT ARE GOOD mEDICINENl

TTNHIs yore watering place will conducted under the
troll and management OF 7. Z. RSsswURH, ESQ.,,
casiOnAl 7isite from myself D. 7. SCOTT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-04

ALE! ALEI ALEI
- y BARRELS Smiths Champagne Ale;
81 25 do do Kennels do
25 do do Bottled do
The above the finest made and Fer
sale at Pittsburgh and Wheeling prices, freight added at No.
JuiySI CARTER. wILsFoRD CO.
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assuming the control and management Of the Saint Cloud
Hotel hereby plege myself my old friends patrons and
the public entire and undivided attention the BUSH
and every udeaYor please and make comfortable all
who may fall under the Inequalities Of the Saint Cloud
D. 7. SCOTT.
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CROSS-TTEs WANTFD.

CROSS-TIES WANTED.
FTNHE Nashville and western Railroad COMPANY wish 10
contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ties, 9 feet
long, inches thick well heEn to face place
than inches clear Of bark, timber
the Grade line OF the road in Nashville.
The contract for 10000 White or
Post Oak Ties OF the delivered
on the lire OF the road in piles from "a section
enough on zach section to supply the same
Persons wishing bid will the President aud Drec
tors Of the Nashville and North Railrord Company
Nashville Tenn. iui,2D-tf
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PURE BOURBON WHISKY.

XNTE have hand about 90 barrels Of PURE OLD B0UR
wv BON WHISKY, which will warrant be
snd the nestn the State We
and would be glad If those wanting something really
good would give call CAR Err, WILSF0RD & CO.,
july3I No.5 Market Street.
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Nashville CITY mills.

NTILL deliver Flour any place the city EdgeaeId
w (add.ng Bridge fees, at the following prices:
WHOLESALE. RETLm
Extra Family Flour per barrel, so 500
do do do bag Els 800
SuperfnS. 900 .
Will Ban. Shorts and Mi5dlings the Mill at current
prices, detecting cartaee
Will also paw the market price for WHEAT and CORN
throughout the year. Leave orders Post 0cs, a.
with g. N HOLDINGS WORTH.
Terms cash on delivery. No South MaIket st.
ulvIz-
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POSTPONEMENT.
tt above sale is postponed until SATURDAY the 9Th OF
August next T. r.. C.
July ls.-dtd. Fee So %
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS FOB
THE LADIES.
- n FULL Trimmed Fancy and Hair English ~,
EebeD Straw Bsnrets, Misses and Chldren's ttn
Flats, Riding hats and Millinery Goods, at less lynn
haa cost 70 cut extensive balance OF T. ~
Summer Bonnsss and Millinery vi
Zine Plain Hair, full trimmed, with flowers, 50 50
OOiored str.-s andthips fuIl trimmed, do sOtO50O
SILK an, strsE CHIP, do do DO 4OOGee 90
do Mixed with Paris Laces do oOto 10 %
800 Misses and Children LeghOrn Flats and Rid
ing Hats, FROM 00to5 co
Lkewssa large stock Of Paris Flowers Lace Points
very low prices We and VIII close this extensive
stock this NOR tn So, now, ladies, mmeiatey and
Fourth Of July have grand celebration this year
=. WISE, Agent.
No. 40 Union Street, Up Stairs, next door the
Junee1 sta'e Bank Of Tsnnesee-
TYREE SPRINGS.
ENHIs fashionable and popular Watering Place put
In complete thorough repair, win te opened for
the accommodation Of visitors hoarders the l4t
der the direction and management Of Dr. D. 7. SCOTT whose
experience is we'll known.
fhe regular Stage line Louisville by the place.
and extra line o. Coaches from the Railroad TIE SPRINGS
will Be put upon the road Immediately
BILL CHARGES.
Board per day for less than - 90
B04fu per II VI
Board per MONTH 40 90
liberal distinction will be made for fuIiss who wish
main during the
IL . Balls ssiees week. Ialy2s- II.
wa n DlsNrxEs, an
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-24
JOB PRINTING.

The oEiee Of TIE E1PoaIA News is furnished
with . complete assortment of the newest STYLES
of Type, Borders, Flourishes, Cuts, Cards. Fancy
Papers. Colored inks. Bronze, &e., enabkne the
proprietor TO print CIECuIaRs, Cams CEsrrF.carEs
OF STocK. DEEDS, PosrERs, and all ether kinds Of
Jos PRlSTINe. in manner unsurpassed in the
country. Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders for work promptly
attended to when accompanied with Casa. "Ex.
cELsroR" is our motto
Blank Warranty and Mortgage Deeds. Bonds.
executions, Summons. Subpenas, Attachments.
hecognizanees, etc.. constantly on hand.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-24
A Renaissance of Erskipe.

90 1 am told that you remember the late
Lord Erskine 90
Il remember him well, SIR" was his re-
ply, 81 knew HIM long before he was the
great man that he became He was about
nine or ten ears my st nior. For long
time no one knew who he was, and he used
to go by the name of the Rampant Mad
man. Most people We're frightened arhim.
and the mothers used TO make Il sort of Boz
gey of him TO brighten their refractory chill
dren.''
''I1l send for that mad gentleman" they
used to say. He stayed in this very place
where you now are. He never staid long
at time, but he paid US visit pretty Of
ten.''
''What Ind he do. that people thought
him mad %
do, sir ? Why he would stand at the
very edge of the cliff where the flag staff
now Is. and talk by the hour-sometimes
for two or three hours together; and so
loud would he speak at times, that you
might hear him quarter of mile of, his
left hand clenched firmly on his hip"
THE old man stood up aud initiated the
great orators attitude.)
stAt low water he would go and stand on
euooS DlaCA Aocns oue Jonuel anu lalh, seen-
ingly to the waves. When he began he
never stopped till it was all over, and
have seen the perspiration running down
his forehead even in cool weather lie new
er kept his hat on while he was speaking,
but as soon as be was done, he would put
it on. and sometimes laugh heartily. He
used to talk like man that bad something
on his mind which he could not divulge TO
his fellow creatures; and yet he did not ca re
who heard him speak. I and several 9th
er young men have been within six or sew
en- yards Of him, and, although be saw US,
he took no more notice of us than if we
had been parcel of sticks or stones, and
'"st the same. He bad
E" more than
went on talking ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-24

MoYEY.-Tht desire to be rich is not
evil Of itself. l. Is nonsense for man to
stand up and di9claim the desire for wealth.
and urge upon the. world the idea that it
should be poor. Money is neither an evil
or a good of itself; it has not moral char
aeter. tits simply an agent, and whether
it be good or evil depends upon the manner
in which it is used. It is like a sword
Whether sword be in the hands of Ben
edict Arnold, bathed in his country's blood,
or in the hands of Washington, welded
for justice and liberty. it is a sword only.
and has not character. Whether it be an
instrument for good or evil depends upon
the character of him who holds the hiit,
and not the sword itself So it is with
money. Il is an agent; it is gigantic mo-
tive power. that thunders around the world.
IF the devil stands engineer. it thunders on
freighted with untold mischief, scattering
oppression and cruelty and wrong. But if
it is guided by the spirit of love and truth,
| il is like the sun, shedding light and summer
upon the world Il is an angel of mercy
and love. when directed by the Spirit OF
Christ.-Beecher.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-24
A New Steam Plow.

Robert L. Steen, of Hannibal. in this
State. is having new steam pillow manufac-
tured at Cuddy, Carpenter d Co.'s ma
chine shop, in this city, and is already
pretty well completed. The propelling
part is an upright poiler, with two indie
pendent engines, all attached to frame
work supported by four wheels. Tie two
hind wheels are eight feet in diameter, and
made strong, to sustain the weight of the
boiler and engines. and, to avoid cutting
into the earth, are bound with common tire,
then with another of twenty inches in
width The engines are but four horse
power each, but, by new application of
their power. they will be equal TO the draft
of thirty five horses. The power can be
turn forward or backward, which enables
the machine to be turned in as small space
as a common ordinary farm wagon. The
weight. when equipped. of plows, water. flu
Ell ard machine complete, win not exceed
four tons. This weight, with the width OF
tire nsed, viii admit of the machine being
worked on any soil sufficiently dry for prac-
teal purposes. Any number of plows can
be used. from SIX TO twelve each cutting
twelve inches in width. and they are allow
ed TO accommodate themselves to any ufer
venness of ground, and the machine IS so
arranged as TO allow the wheels to move on
the unplowed land. except when finishing
up land. The steam horse which has the
6Otkose to him: at least the weight will De
so near the earth it will be Impossible for
him 20 stumble or TO turn somerset.
Iy two men VIII be required tor
''~'o $500 -aanage q
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Good Story.

The Paris gossip of the Liverpool Jour
nal contains the following story, which un-
ike most of the tales OF Paris, is it to be
told:
A certain young Irish beauty. engaged
to desirable young Englishman, went to
the French capital on visit TO her aunt a.
bout five months ago; with her went her
lover and her sister, and gay season was
enjoyed by all parties. AS for she bride
elect, she found certain Polish Prince,
who frequented her aunt's salon, so asreea-
bic that she actually told her afianced BRIDE
* o5m; and what was astonishing, the BRIDE
groom quite agreed. and thought SO too
Some weeks passed on thus, the Polish
Prince became more and more delightful,
the bridegroom more and more willing to
own it, until one fine day, upon some hint
thrown out by the Polish Pxince, the hero.
inc informed her English lover that she did
not think her marriage q desirable thing
The lover, with wonderful alacrity, agreed
with her. and, this engagement being bro
ken off, he at once offered himself to the
sister Of his former fance. who readily ac-
eepted him.
Everything was now going on smoothly,
only the Polish Prince did not propose as
promptly as he was expected to DO; noWev-
er. the young Irish girl was strong in hope,
that. at the approaching marriage of her
sister to her lover. the laggard man would
say the necessary word. This wedding ve-
Try soon took place, and the fair girl, as
bridesmaid, leaned on the arm of the Prince,
who oficiated as groomsman. Coming out
OF the church, the Polish Prince sighed
heavily, and. turning his eyes upon the
bridegroom, exclaimed. as he pressed the
bridemaid's hand. locked at that moment
within his own. Poor fellow, how I pity
him r. "Wby so - said the lovely brides
maid, half offended. why, for marrying
How can man be such an ass Z? ], fo-
one, would never marry. if Venus r. &, !.
with fifty thousand ducats IN - -srsess'
were offered me.'s A hes- sach poe e
on his arm-the bril- .-sy mass fell up
and he carried r. ..esn,aid had tainted
WONDERING ~ to tie sacristy.
sion ,sba. Oh sssth bad taksa 'ss 40
20 q s,.,srfbiy at she idea Q. sn .ss, = con
rianss rance Of the obligation 70 suss AR Ar
Yepiioaal sess;bslity WHOM W
leOmDeffA3 -t..fstE.
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probably b: accident neglected to se,.., ~.
sne carriage. 'sVery well. I viii pay you,"
Ssid the lady. stepping into an adjoining
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-24

Every Abolitionist organ in the United
States denounces the Wyandotte Constitu-
ton in the severest language. because u
does no; give negroes the right OF sui1er-
age. The Garrisonians and the Democrats
are in the same boat-both sailing lovingly
together. and both bitterly opposing .he
Wyandotte Afchison CAa1s-
pion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-09-24

A man in active life requires thirty-six
ounces of solid food in daytime OF ami
NAL and twenty seven of vegetable. OF
food and drink man consumes about IF
teen hundred pounds year.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-07-23

CT Mr.. PARRoTT made a speech in
Lawrence on Tuesday night last, in which
ne reviewed his official acts while in Con.
Tess. His speech was listened to with
much interest, and was frequently ap-
Jlauded. Mr.. CONWAY was afterwards
allied upon, during which he said :
Either l or Mr.. Parrot will be your
;andidate for delegate to Congress, and
t is not just that l should criticise his
ficiai acts" plainly implying that i,
would be proper for Others to do so. Mr..
conway may find that if "either 1 or Mr..
ParrOtt" are candidates, "either l or Mr.
Parrott" will be defeated by very large
vote Of the people. Both of them have
'een repudiated in their own town and
'ounty, and both of them will go before
he country, if they go at all, badly faint
Oh
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-07-23

" 1t is with difficulty we can keep .
good stock of blank Warranty Deeds,
Mortgages, Justices blanks, &C., on hand,
50 great is the demand for them. since
commencing to rule them. We have jusI
ordered twenty reams of fat-cap paper.
Oh very superior quality, most of which
We shall work into blanks as fast as pos
Ho'e alter it arrives. Persons in want oil
instruments of this character should order
'nem by the hundred, if possible. Those
ordering one hundred deeds or mortgages
az time, can have their cards printed or
'nem without additional cost, provided
'aey SO direct, and the cash accompanies
the order.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-07-23

The article VIC published two weeks
,go on the death of DR.. BAILEY, of the
National Era, was credited, by mistake
IF the compositor, to the N 7. Tribune
instead of the N 7. Times, it being
from the pen of the editor in. chief of the
latter paper, HENRY J. RAYMOND, ESQ
The outside of the issue containing that
irticle, went to press during our absence,
IT we should not have done such uuin-
entionsl injustice to SO excellent paper
Is the n. T. Times.