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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-01
q. 4. GLASCOCA,

A UCTI0NEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oferh
services TO the public Agent for the sale Of Real
Negroes Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries, species
property either in town country Being determined de
vote time to the above business and having had
experience faer myself that give satisfaction to those
who favor in that line. always
derst may he'left
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-01
MACHINE MADE HORSESHOE

MACHINE MADE HOBSESIIJES.
THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
IN at Troy, n. Y, have HEnry Burdens I'm III N
N Mproyed HORSE SHOE Machinery ncwM ny
MI in successful operation, and arc prepared u
II execute orders for Horse AnC Mule shoes, Of VI
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little v y
nbeve prise OF Horse Shoe Iron.
quality these shoes is warranted every
respect have approved Of and USED by
Government also by Of the
principal Omnibus Companies and HORSE Shees
throughout country These Shoes be purchased through
the principal Hardware the UpiteS
addressed subscriber, Troy, will pr1mp
attention. WM. 4. BURDEN,
spr6-ly Agent, Tpoy, Me- York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-01
ADVANCEDTAXES.

CoGIDCTORs OTIIcE, CRY HAEL,l
Nashville, JAN Is, 1859. I .-
EEyAX PAYERS who wish to avail themselves privileges
ofthe allowing pre- payment of CORPORATION TAXES
for the year hereby notified that they bow by
calling Collectors Office. Interest the
per will be allowed from the Gate certificates
lst July Of taxable property the city hndt
their interest to cali immediately
jan20-lm A. NELSON, Collector.
FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES!!
II OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, PEACH Cherry, and 81
ether Trees from to three years growth 9s
all very will deliver them the order Of Nc tA
Call Yanleer & Co., Nashville. -
The Apple 16 ench large Pear 50 cents
90 cents so Cherry 90 each ali Of
scclmated varieties. ship from here point.
W. r. FALL,
sOaoy5s-dztw4n. elarkTIiie Fean
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oFFIcLAL.

OPinEons of the Supreme COurtOf Tennes-
Term, 1883.
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEAM AND GAS FITTER 8

13s Deaderfck Street, NnshYfAaass
nv have hand and for sale sheet Lad Lad Ppe Behs
w afer Closets Wash Sttnds, Lin and fuuus,
Hose, Hy ants. Block Tn, Gas Fxiurs Wrought fs
for water Gas and Steam, from = up tEo inch Also,
6looe valves, Check Valves ConHrng Cocks Air Cacks
Fittings Of every description boge etc. Parties IN
The country have pipes cut aud screwed ~ ssndas
ings
R Agents for HurrisOnS patent Coal sai wood Cooking
Range
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-01
THE PENNSYLVANIA

CEN TRIAL RAIL DAD.
Ei1 Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-01

VALUABLE SUMNER LANDS FOR SALE
XT1SHING change my business Offering for sale my
w PAm in Sumner county, containing about lOOO acres
situated miles south Of the GAlan and Nashville pike on
Cumberland river and about the same the Hener
sonyls Station on the Louisville Nashville Railroad and
nearly equal dist between Nashville and Gaain TheTe IS
500 acres open eutvaton-l50 in blue
grass the balance we'll tmbere with oak popar sugar. maple
&c being adapted growth Of blue and all other
crops peculiar to this latitude Improvemensgood consisting OF
Brick Dwelling with Negro Kitchen, Smoke House.
Ice House. Cow Stables and all ether necessary out
buildings besdes there the place Steam Circular saw
% power engine with plenty sf timber to spare on
the place number Of years, and young orch
a Just baring 700 select peach and apple Trees ano
also large FISH pond we'll stocked Stock and other water en
" and Of good quality. wanting good stock Farm
and desirable House the hest IN Ienne
will do we'll the premises oder the whole tract
e4OOor ole half acres including all improvements
except Steam Mil, SO per Terms for the whoe
place, fourth the balance and years For on
half $50 with Improvements, third cash. the balance
and years further particulars apply TO- or address,
the subscriber, Foster Esq, at Nashville, or 70
isns-,D INV W b. WALTON.
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A. RIYA& co.
G H al N q u

HAVING sold entire stock Of Hardware, Cut.
Iery, Guns, &c., to Messrs. A. ". Meal, (late Of
the house Mccall Yanleer Co.. and W. r. FALL Of Olarks
Vile this method Of returning srcere thanks the
patrons house, and would eherfuy
them the oebers Of the firm being business and
gentlemen verify of all confidence.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
jaRI1 Lsfe Williams & Co.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,


YIVHR undersigned will pay the for y likely young a.
Negroes he will also bosrd negroes end cell them ~
commission at No. Is Cedar street. Nashville TeEa., sndFA
V be responsible for the escape Of ell negroes eft in
Edfgs Can and IJuly3sd9 THes, G. JAMES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-01

a VALUABLE FARM r UIt NlAIlkssaaIU5 ACies
IN Of Land with good Improvements, and partly tmhere
miles from Nashville on the Gaan pikeand Louisyeand Nash
vile Railroad. Apply to }. = 4 R. ", BROWN,
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LOUISVILLE a NASHVILLE RAILROAI
- 8

Ii Freight will forwarded BY train and mus
be delivered the Station House, between the hours Of
ana after that tine will be TOO late for mAnfesnl
day, and there convenience for storing.
Freight intermediate points between Nashville and GallaI
must be prepaid here.
ian26-tf II. FAUNTLER0Y, AEeHt
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CHEESE4 CHEES4t!
sRt4 ~ eRTsHkM 4 HCFFAEER.
e.tis-rf g South k1fket Eusgt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-01

CAPITAL INVESEMENT.--Weo odeT for sale
very desirable lot the erection Of store house. on mar
ket street adjoining the saddey store Of John Morrow Esq
Also, 40 Of land beautifully located on te Broad
street pike, the city The land is mostly timfeed
and has number handsome building sites Also, acres OF
land with Brick Academy, "a miles from the city near The 0ar
tin pike. Apply to J. L. & L. W. BROWN,
ian7-lm a. y Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-01

EDGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE.--Seven beau
tif Building Lots Housons Addition only Few hun
yards the Square. Also number Of lots in Eocot
ers, Williams and other Additions Also magnificent bull
ding lot Of the Gaan Pike opposite the residence
Neill Brown. Also, number Of acre building
lots in Brownsville, 2E miles from the city - -
). L. & r. ". BROWN,
sarR-arn Real Estate AGENTS ~ Cherry 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
BOARDING SCHOOL.

Miss CORNELIA =. BILLINGS has opened
VI School tor Young ladies and misses at the
Pafsonsge, Dufheds. Jedsrson County In,ruc-
tion will BE- given IN all tue branches OF literal
edneat,oo, fncludine Mathematics, Latin. Frsnch
Music, Drawing, &C. All necessary assistance
10 the way OF superinIendapee aud imparIns 10
'uueaon, vii Oe given by Rev. 5. BLLIsos, Pastor
OF the Chureh at Elk Branch. lev more board.
ers can be ceommod ated.
Terms for tcsrding aud to i,iou SIS per session
Of moths. Music and French ezra.
Dec % S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE il her.b, given that an election vii
be heid on the ith Gsy u Apfil n.It, 10 the
several Election Districts Of this Csuniy parsu-
Ant " the PROCLAMATION Of hi, eIceiiSrcy Henry
4 Wise Governor Of this STATE. Tor Judge q he
Court Of Appeals, 20 all the vacancy oc.s.ioIrd
by the death fthe Hon. Green Il Sanusl, late {.
Judge 81 the aid Court
Jan q 80 J. w. CAMPBELL Sheriff,
OF I.herson County, Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
What The Press Say.

.c..r..'.- Es.rnisa,or, ere isvslusbls rso-
ediss tor elestiax hoasss Of oil softs OF vefm,n'
With all conhdseee vs receomo<ea us"--"
n. Dsiiy SiAis Register
..CssrAss" remedies for ell doosstc pes", 'eeh
q, R... Reaches. Bed-Bags, Ans, fiessee'
are isv valuable, vec can speak from actual NOV
edge VI their merits. Oarooisrs and p III -.
should seni their ontors early, 81 thsy vssN
eats Q usG. IN them-Ser Ysrt JSsr~a.
Il shalt srile somethinS about yoaf Et
pa,or. as cAn do 80 With proPficty Toy 80
,-liiag rapidly b.r. ana eesr0yirg all
~ Ba,a, y r.yslix Ne.
s.neath Il all Vcrm1ns"
-. ..,,,hx,
s-es.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Each SATURDAY In March.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets $40. Halse. s.. oa.rer, )
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The number. from ! to 80 o0O eories,ostisr
viii thOse numbefs IN the iicEet printed "a srpa.
fAie slips Of paper, are epoifSied Suh small tan
tubes ard plscrd IN one wheel
TIL, first i1s Prize, similarly rEinIed and en-.
cnclrd, are placed m another wheel
The wheSs arr then reVolved aud numscr II.
drawn from the Wheel Of Numbers and 81 the ,sm,
time PTiE- I, drawn from the o her sAsrl The
nunbcr aud prize draw cot are then oprust and
tihibiIed 10 'be autirnc-, and REGISTERED ~ The
Commandments the Prize being placed against
NJ NGUhr- 'fFsa ISlS uyeisllua l. .srtar-t
uGtil The pfrrs are irAwnou'.
APFaoIts.Tios PsIs.-The iso TrecrrjirR
and the t~0 succeeding y amber, 60 those dra~,rg
the hfsI PriEes wIil be cntltrtt5 the as Annrpt
ination PTIcs. For example II TirE,i No
1880 dTsss the $50 goo Prize ihrs~ Ticket.
NUMBERED il2t-, lI2iy HASA, II252 - ,ll zach b.
entitled 70 SSUO. II Ii,s,IN No $50 ifs~sthrs
goo Prize, those ucses NUMBERED So 5ig 55I
552 viii each be enulird 10 $50 and - on Ac.
eordipE 10 the above scheme.
Ceui6estes OF PACKAGE - ~ be sold o. the fol.
loving rates, which Is the risk:
Certheasss Of rsek's, OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
lOUAlI 40
" 10 Quarters 20
10 EighIhs 49,. 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTirI
eale', enclose the noneJ to our address Tor The
iicsets ordered, OF feSeip, uf which they ~ill be
ioTsarded by raAii. Purchaser can have ticEtts
ending ~ any figure they NAY tesignaie
The list OF drawn numhers and pr'E-s will b.
sentlo purchasers Immediately AfsT the trsViug
Purchasers vii pl,Ae ~'iIe ih.if siEGs
lures plain and give their pOsI oHer, eouniy AID
S;at.
VRememser that every prize /. drawn srt
payable "a Toll ~iihout ded uciIun
tVAli pfif,s ofsi 600 anc uud,r paid imn-
dis'sly sn.r ibe drawing priIs, al he u.g.
oil time OF 80 days,
Al Communications strictly Confidential
Address Otdrrs for rirs-i- Dr Crtuhcsu. 20
;MCkINNEY & CO Savannah Ga
lis Of The u0mh-Ts tssI are draUn lem
he wheel, with The amount Of The pore nat ca h
one IS eblit!ed To- vii ~ plrlt.hsd after ,,,ry
disving in ibs Savannah Daily NsW,.
March }, i-Ij
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

THURSDAY N
ostices OF Jefferson County,
EoR TIE QUARTERLY TERMS.

1ASS1CxCASxON
Sstices OF Jefferson County,
Dor TIE QUARTERLY TERMS.
D Teas, tsss n. Davenport. Pr.,d.as
I, Lossa o.boaIa. wm. y. Alsxssjsr, Jos. l..
\ Rs..si II and JOha Quisley.
tisss.-B. Davenport. Chss. II. Lswis, IOhn
b, q. W. E.shsIssIssr, and A. NJ. Ball.
h., 1853 ~. DavsapSr,. I. II. Willis. David
fry. wm. II. Tsfk ssi ID. l. Hssssn.
Sssa. is53.--B. Davenport. .oha W Mocm-
\. ChamSsrs, Moses " Burr ADD Jas. Lo.ir.
b. is6o.-B Davenport. Il. W Baylor. L.. D..
k,on. I.rasI RasseH .ad J. II MoEadrce.
/ isoD.-B. Da,rEpert. !. s. TaAner. John W.
GrAaiAarn aud Geo. d Stephenson
NE MONTHLY TEAMS ~ EACH YEAR.
hu.-B Davenport, 7. n Willis DAVID Fly.
w. II. Turk aRd David L. Hca,eh.
nNHv.-B Davenport. Cha. II. Lswi'. John
hes, q. ". Elshs berger AID \. VI. Ball.
~ Davenport Logaa O.b1n. No. D. Al.
Suder. Jos l. Resell aai Joha aluiEey.
In. Dss.Eport, JoAa 8. Smith. John NJ. Eh-
se. Z l.AsSn aEi Wa Y SnTf'>an.
Ia. Davenport. ksx-r Cse~, J.Ea !. LEX
"a Geo W Lluls aud Jos. WelsLan..
ltSErs-B. pa,esp0rt. / :. Tanner, J. W.
I Grsntham aGi Geo, u. sisphsusea
,Era.-B. p.ssup1rr, v. W. Bay Tor. q y. Ma.
Gael Russell and John ID. MeEntTss.
ssrsA IL. Da,suPort, J. W. MeCHriy. L. II
] CLsmbsr,. VI. " Bart asd las. LCgie.
IN and Au.u,, NJ. the Gr.rd Jury Terms. Al
srtsriy Isrms o.. Jpry Terms. When Va
secut.. the Rsw iassinhsnt take. the place Is
Te.,s. IA. MOORE, ci'k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
Farm for Sale.

WILL cell my Farm, eopia ding 2s7 ACRES
y oI rooi Limestone Land, lying 70 Clarke co
"a ar'a'-AI op,hiGg 10 . Ban Aad a ilrge .aI
lasting pond II SaisT The Improvements ar,
COOS. Consisting ola lsfgc House. Barn. Corn.
mon~' Gfansry, Carnage House Ice.IIou,.
We'll Of good Limsione wAtef A Gs,d-n ns.lv
pa e. 20 Ahf plenty 81 Chuitr Ffuit Trees.
TEsNs 10 sui, the parckssei Pos.r,.ian given
'm@sda'ely PETER CAIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
ATTENTION, GUARDS!
hegimental Orders.

THE Con msndsnu OF The Conpsnies Of the
i SSH Regiment OF The v. M, will notify aud
parade their Companies ~ their respective plaees
VI parade, soos Gay At u o'clock. darinx The
meath VI April-eAlI toe Roll nd mark all abseu /.
tees. By order OF the Col.
}. W. ROWAN, Adj
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
COMPANY 0rdcrs.
PUBLIC SALE,

DY virus Of q Deed Of Trust, Of record 10 The
ID CisIs, Odce II the County Court OF J,fer.
500. rIecuted BY frederick G. Meals for Ihe bene-
nc OF Creditors, the undeTsisoed a. Trustees, viii
sIpose to sale in ifont 81 the Couri House 10
Casrie',o.a. al The March couH, (2iss March
1881 ALI the
HO USEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
conveyed BY said Deei, consisting Of
Feather Bed, Bedding Bei.isads
Mahogany Tables. Cane. seat Chairs
Bsrssos. Mirrors, CsTpsiiGS MaiinF
Wash Stand, COOKING sad oIh-r Stoves
A qasntiiy Of CrocssTy, Iroo, Earksn aud
Woodsn Wars, ssd VARIETY VI other useful
articles Ia HOUSEKEEPING
Tssss ~ sILE -FoSr months With bond and
good sscufiiy-for all sums Of s5 and O,er, uadrr
that cash. ~ L. WHITE,
LAWSON Bolts
March 10 1854 Tru.,,.,
GARDEN seeds.
A ~ assortment OF Fresh Garden Seeds, received
IA sud fof saIs By
Mares 10 z t. CAMPBELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
Dyspepsia and Fits.
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
HAvlNS sold the farm belonging to The heir.
OF Martin Eiehelberg-r and q. Agent for
Maria c. Eicheitsiger, will oder for sale 90
TSe,day the l5h Of March all her
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
consisting of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
EURNITURE.
Stock Farm impiements &C. Comprising
~ head Horses Mules Brood Mares and Colts
~ head OfCaiI!ri Mich Cows and your CAtlie,
30 head Hogs, among them hae BTJUd Sox.,
10 mead No. sheep,
good Wagons good Wagon Beds
o. Cart, Horse Cart, Watr Car,
Barshear Ploushs double and ,ingis shovel
Plough,, } HarrOws = Corn Covefer., Wheat
Drili, ant ! Reaper, Grain Ladders, and
Wool Laitcrs.
I Cast lrOu R0.er the best IN the county.
Wooden ROisr. Thre,hiug Machine sad
Horse Power, Wheai Fan;
Fodder Gutter, Straw Gutter;
hand Screen. 9 sets Plough Gears
2 set OF Wagon Gcars compete Tor horses
Brides and Collars fof ~ Horses
Cradles, Moving Scythcs, Forks, Rakss,
Shoyels, Picks CTowbAfs, Sletges,
Log and FInh Chains, Double bpGSIg't
Trees, About 50 BsEst
Our set Blacksmith tools,
Apou, 900 bb!s Cen 8 bus Gle yef,eed
AtOui 900 weight @. Bacon,
Meat Tabs asi many other article, not ne
SSssaTy to mention.
AIS ssei Of Saw Mil Ifon, for Rae uhesl,
Rack ITucs iof Carriage
Way Irons Slii,s sc
T'ss' o. sILs Nine months Credit ca all
SONS over $40, ahG $40 anu uElsE ,hsg smoabi
Cash. Interest viii Re charged on all Noes. tot
Will b. RENTED u PAID a. maturity The put.
chase g. give toad anj approved security b,Iors
properly eau ~ removed
JOS l. ElCHELBERGER. Azt
FEB. ~ i-j9--S9int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
10 Onsfter e" "a
~ klRbtb. - ~

IH UI"'''uF It.eIs " CrfiIhcAir, rnoio., NJ,
money Ia Gus AddTsssIuT IA. Ticket, o,a,.,, ~
Iee-ip' oi which they Val 6s forwarded b, kr,t
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any s,o,.
thew NAV prsifess "A"''
The List OF Dawn Numbers sad PriIe, iii b..
sem ,o nIsnaset' Immediately after TIE drs.tsr
palm and give their Pc.i Once County .nd sI,,,
l" h"msnbcr that every Prize - tr.ua .us
PAYABLE IN iull withour cctuction
10 Al PfUrs Oi 81 600 and under. raid imm,.
9'~e4' aier ihr diaEirg- other pTizss sttks usual
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
tscs sI1ssDlf nasc
AUTHORIZATION rRIyrs

Circular showing the -lan Of N. Lot.
teries will be cent ~ any one desirou. off,.
ceIrinY il.
Crutn ate. II Package, " ~ a. .o,t =, - ,.t,
me ratss Which - The fiss
Ie"iHea'e u Paessg' oi 10 whole TICKETS. ESQ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

o. tAc plan u ding. aame.r..
10000 Tickets
Five Thoo..Ee Fosr iissdrsd ard IS Pro.
NEAELY PIXIE To EVERY IICGErs.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
To Land Owners and Others.
To TEE PTRLIr.
FOR kENT.

yTNuF HOUSE ANB Irff. r.,o...-. 800.
1 ~ IsF Ha Mffrsfst p- 49, sF4,
" 8 'rs. 81 - .yfsstf,.....
Iu d Asu. ssit tFr.vtp
As5~y ~ 500 -'D'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
capital Prize
$50, 900.
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO, Massage

THE 'cllo~ius' scheu =,
i wCoD EnoT n C. ~ So,
Aerml L"'str N" osle Sambrr
L0iirtiT> in' VI .scE 1859, Al ArG'.r. G-or.
ga a pub'is uodet the slPcraltb4an-s .! um.
al tssI0LtTE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

HARPERs hssauss TO- Nsfck bet ssd
esived ~ G. BELLRR \ 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

CaAINs I haVs % bstd ,ud iust feotVsd !
~ Sac .ssof,@ssi q Trees, halisf VIA,
Rzna~aaf Lee aANns,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

ULT's aARDEv sRED = have ls.t %.
n estvsd . fuil sugpiy e ssaBsi Auits = y .
Essiish oaTdss sss4 ~hiss . see ssll ~ essb
YET " u HAWIINa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
Besss Esd Sksts.

A LARGE aoes n Be-, ss1 Shes is 81 tt.r
"A vsftsfs - ssirfv
RRARAL1V sBBBRBR . co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

DARriCULAR alsn son pa! q. ibss4.- .fsI
i siud, oiCOUNfE PRODUCE Cash q
vsrcrs ma5s "a cuBsIgEmsuIs AZ GRAN s. =-
P.s"'' G.8ao Cisr.r aaa N@0Ay SssI ior sas
Frb 4 I.sJ-IV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

(tAST STEEL 80 Bisf.f sssI VICE
y Bofss. Hoe Stos Rssps. Hsfss Fsa-, 49,
Hsfs AHss - So ussv W Spy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-04

SHoRr-METRE PRAYER.--W We have heard
OF an old Deacon, who, on being asked by his
pastor to close meeting with a short PRAYER.
replied Il am very willing to pray, but don't
like to be stnted.' The minister mentioned
below must have belonged to the same family
we judge, for he had similar aversion to
being Strengthened in his communion with
God. The story has good moral.-Chris-
tian Watch,aan
The Rev. Mr. Derwell, pious and curious
old Methodist minister, went from Tennessee
to Kentucky, in 1872, to visit his relative.
the Hon. VIM. Bolton. The man was not
religious man, but gentleman, and invited
the minister to have family worship every
evening. While he was visiting there. Judge
Cone and his wife, from Nashville, arrived
there to pass the night, and Mr. Bolton be-
ing little embarrassed. said to the minister
as he brought out the Bible. that he had bet
ter be short, as the Judge was probably not
accustomed TO such things.
VERY well, very wel,' said he, and read
ing single verse. be knelt down aud prayed
20 Lord we are very poor aud needy crea-
lures, and we know that Thou art able to
supply all our wants, but Cousin William
says that Judge Cone and his wife from Nash
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-04

THE SECRET on Pork MAk1NG.-A cor
respondent Of the ~ T. Farmer tells quite a
story of "How Friend Oliver raises Porkers.
We copy "the nub to it, below g.
"Well, I'll tell you the whole secret it's
just ths:-IdkiHg good care Of the CRITTERS.
and FEEDING them Just what then like, NTH a H.
lie tnGck of getting as much inside of them as
possible When takes poor critter, makes
It point first to start him; so first gives
him good scrubbing once or twice. and |
boils up some sweet corn and milk, and feeds
to him, or bois up some hasty pudding with
milk, and mixes little molasses with IL: lust
give them most anything they like best to give
them start, and when they once gets started
! gets inside Of them all can For instance,
! gives them some meal, and when they have
eaten all that they will of that, l throw in
few clans, or some fish, or some waste stuff
from the slaughter-houso, and they eat that.
too; so gets more inside Of them, and that's
what does the business
Give them something else, when they have
eaten their ill Of one thing. As for making
anything of hog by giving them meal, meal.
meal overlastingly, don't believe in it,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-04
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