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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

--"i-norsne~ I. the curse Of Cod
kne-iedxs the -.ax -Aers-ith Ne o. to heaven"
The eredulity sf mankind leads many Tor
the sske of gain 10 practice frauds. snd hence
~r Frequently hear Of cases similar to that
which seems to be 90 satisfactory To those
who ~ish il miss Vincent. ea.e) we're true a.
al exposition Of Spirituslism. But what does
the article. that you Published in regard To-
Mi" Vincent aud her acts prove. except, that
she is very wicked, I, IL appears TO show that
the people of the churches are very willing 10
use very improper means TO sa-tsin that which
is eru'uhling eth decay. We cannot but re
gret that any gospel should eqlire or that
any eharch adopt such means in vain attempts
to dsrksn the light which l. nov beam ng
over the "a IN. The Efforts characterized
sometimes by the ridiculous ignorance viru
lepc~ aud wrath ~ certain diviuvs. remind. u
of ~hs, has hem said Of certain timer Who
was very r-alous IN his efforts To destroy Spir
ituaii.rn and ~ho ws- iik-u~d unto . man
~hc bad big squirt gun uf the said tinner'-
meat careful aud handy -ort and should place
himself in the bigg-s, kind Of IN I'd puddle.
aud theysf-am throw at the Sun With all the
force me animal. the dirty water through
th. sf' said TN gun. with the intent 10 ~.
tinguish said lam'rsrv. the only results Of
Which stapendous operation. weald he ration
al enough. the man might 6nd himself ,ery
vet sad dirty his srrrgies vanity wasted /:
his machine. persdventure. har-tsd and pas
.ers by be-ps,tsred. while the sun continuing
Ia shine upon just aud unjust" would only
be unconscious Of the threat sned destruction.
but would even Ia the wsrmest and most ktad
Try tn make him comfortable. SO IL is With
Sp,rstssl,-m and .ss erPo-ers and oppo-er-.-
These exhaust them pselvss ia end.Asor. 10 do
~hst only the ignorant will attsmpt-,o de.
stfoy sp,rttaali.u,. ~h,eh l. God. grea, Truth
aud ~hich like III. glor'ous Sun a. sumner ..
spprosehing v,li grow more and mere efui
gen, and pour down more aud greater warmth
To make glad the hearts Of poor. miserable and
m,sguid-d mortal-.
Mr. Editor. you have. no doubt. obs rved
ho~ often spiritusli.m hs. been exposed and
have noted the ELECTS Of sueh exposition. -
Nov I ask where and What are The effects =
n proposed 10 have fursisnsd at this time the
Hon @. W. Csthesrt's account ~ his atiemp,
at exposure but as have not succeeded in
procar,ng copy beg you will be 90 kind as
20 pabii.h the folls~,ng. which ~as taken.
MAY u 1887. from an Ohio pspsr. and which
.ho~s that Miss Vincent or yinson 10 a. old
operator.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

"srxp Is oss or rusn THlxes."-we tax.
The follow ing from the Cincinnati CONNER
clal: "A prominent hsrdware house, on Wal
nu, street. received a day or Two since. The
following eTder;
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

sas.-Seud u one Of iheE d---d things
N Al makes such Al Of q noise about a
hotel. We've opened hotel here last week.
and wsut To make as much uoise as snybedy.
S@6d bull. j. X. 2. a Bro
p s.-A TELLER here ssys they call then.
gong IL IsrreHsute.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

Ma Hrhsos wnheut expecting that You
uIll sisr y the following article the promi
n<pcs in your paper which yos gave to the
s.ndusly Exposure story. I An gsa,ided to
know tia. yo-r l,bsr.li,y. 80 we'll tired. J..
great enough TO give place iu your columns L.
that shieh may expose the "t'Pe'rr-i" -ed
at the same time. come somewhat Ia eoaA,ct
With your o~n views. whal ~ d-.ite = the
Truth aud vs are satisfied that you seek Ia
thing less. How .hali ~e obtain what ~e De
sire and seekl Prrjaiiees of education ani
.f i.t~r~-,- 10, often .~-- u. and s-,. our
rsssdh, II &c use &. tsll. - 70 lhink aod .el
- rarn endowed by the Creator vlth r.-ol ies
that should enable us TO maintain our inde
pendepce and indisiduali,y. aud 10 no case.
uslss. our Judgment, approve should ~e give
credit 70 that which is improbable asd ua
tried. nor should Ne even rely upon What has
he-n called authority fro,n othsr-' bsols :"
sithovt proofs We arc too apt - gut faith IN
~ha, j. apparently true--in that which some
one tells NE may or should believe. Au-
thorites are s,u'abling blocks ia the way to
Truth. You will agree with M that tho old
and not very rlegsnt 'aying, seeing is be.
lieving" j. b-tt-r than that -hich rrqsires but
Mad fss't. or ie,vf founded upon mystery
something intangible aud not susceptible OF
ds'aOs.tra'ion. A. oa' limit, do not Justify
more ~sts-dei preamble. "a concluding il ~e
will adopt the very truthful wurds which
shAkspe.rr pat. iDto the saos,h Of Ls,d Say
Henry VI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29


The Lexington fKsniaoky) Staten "a OF the 18Th
inst; contains very elaborate and significant arii-
Gle, repelling with emphasis and moi little ndg-
nation the charge Of .DoUsLAs proclisiies." which
certain journals Of aha State had brought against
it. The Statesman, however, regards suca impuis-
lions as only "pait of ssysiem4t.c attempt 20 TX
dermine popol4 sfdeIse in the p, Ideal integrity
Of the Distinguished g2atlsnan Vice President
BREcKINEIDGC) whose imuediste promotion the
St0tssn,an lie supposed fsyo5 Hnsslf iavul,era5s
to ust slpiciOH, it IS sought to identify him With
those jourLais published 10 The region Of his resi-
J dence, and, BY constant impniations upen them.
gradually to impress stain upon his unblemished
record - There can be noIn;sake about the pur>
port and intention OF these sentence. They die
tinoty repel the pTetsboe Of "DoUeaAs proeivites'
| on he part of he Vice President which certain
mauag and JON nails have per,isedin setting up
Alluding 10 The FreeIor, speech CT Judge Douglas,
the Statesman titus clearly G6fues is own position
alt Was 10 that discussion that ve first remember
te have heard from him those sQustter sjyereignty
views Justly 50 osious to soutbcrn sentiment. The
concession Of legal control CT the institution of
slavery he inha5aants Of Tsr'itorV whether ex-
erted by direct indirect, uafready isgH!diJR, We
| regard much opposed to the antecedeHt express
sons of Mr. Douglas as il was Inconsistent with
the tenets Of Democracy aud the Judicial inerpre-
tation Of the Constitution. then recently prOmulgPd.
And our columns wi ness the fact that a. the
time commented upon the FTerp0rt speech OF MI.
Douglas aud dissenled iromib geWs ther ia laLea.
Nor has this paper any tine filled to dissent from
any departure Of the disip guished from the
great doctrines Of the CinennsG platform aed the
principles imb died in, Tie bred Scott decision"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
GOV. ScrmonrnrSt ST. PauI.

Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR, of New York, has been
making speech at St. Paul, Minnesota, which has
turned all the milk of the New York Tribune in 10
vinegar. No wonder, when he read the following
home thrust in it:
'How came Slavery in ,hase United States? Who
brought The negro from Africa? The South never
had slips. The men Of New York where ! came
from, the meu Of Massachusetts, and the men OF
Rhode Island, were those who stole them from their
homes and brought them over TO the shambes here.
Applause They held the views which laid the
foundation Of Slavery in the theology OF that time
They sold Quskers into Slavery; they sold the fami-
ly Of King Philip toto Slavery. These were the
sentiments that existed in the North in our early
days When the Constitution Of the United States
was formed; when the delegates from the different
States met in Convention. the question of slavery
was there, and it was asked, when shall the
save-trade be put TO an end Georgia says now
Virginia, now, South Carolina says not yet, Con
necticut, not yet Rhode island not yet Masss-
chuseus, not yet and New Hampshire said not YET,
the slave trade is profitable Laughter The
great business OF New EuSiard 81 one time was The
manufacture Of ram-gars r1sHg laughter and then
they took il to the cers- of Afrlca ana exchanged
it for slsyes. Laughter
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
The ST. Louis 2air.

st LoUIs Sept. 20 TIE fourth animal fair Of
the s. Louis Agricultural and Mechanrc,l Assacia-
tion opCuod to-day, aud although = he,vv-rs,n fell
this lurrninE TIE Vr1uHds were inrarFp4-ahout
1900 people being iu ctrliarcc The frs, brirafe
Of t. Missouri militia Joined 10 the opcuiur c.rs
nor les aud we're ToyIeV.p ty Col Sumner. Of the
L. s Army, aud staff Ncary every 9,aie he
Union was represented, either hv delegates. stock
or ia the mecaanical or agricultural H. rtple,,f.
Tue number OF entries already exceed 8 600. r,oie
than twice as many IS 81 any Previous tair. There
are still many more q Be made TIE oybilition Of
stock is uupreceden:edly large and superior in
quality.
The 900 premiums for the best roadster.
thoroughbred stallion and thoroughbred bull have
drawn here many Of the most celebrated animals in
the country. In the ring there are twenty draft
stations
To-day the first premium was awarded to Charles
5 Mack, Of Lockport, N. Y The first premium for
matched horses was taken by VIM. Reed, Of Butler
county, Ohio
The city is denselv thronged. Strangers are ar
rlVing IN every railroad train. and the steamboats,
come laden with additional crowds
should the weather prove IrOpitous, the eIhibi-
ton promises to eclipse that Of any fair ever held
in the United States 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
Notice.
FARm FOIt SALE.
DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY

DIR. KING iornsriy q New York, for 5 e lat
49, four years Of Louisville Asn'nehy and sho as
- 10 the treatment of diseases
v wars attss himself having attended 20 practice for
" ~ years, and cured 50 many s - ea1-a % ee
from medical trsamen or from neglect their own
- - nssarT IS No 9 Dead-rcE street between Ckefv
- R sesre where all diseases Ct private naturs
CatoE - cnrsi without nsueions medicine nisIrenss
sTsEsrUHES Old recent date. eatuay cured in az
t.vE ~ an oustton EhchcaUses pain. strict s
80 heath cannat De enjoyed Perhaps disease canss re
- 0-Isef and uncsrrailes the constitution 90 Huch
SYPHILIS AL the es % the growing ort o. usr
t 81 nad freasnt esn s sfectualiy crcd in fsw rays
szvAL WE4EEs particular attention. having Teen svea %
all the cous erognz cut Of H. rourht
an IN many By The destructive habits o. incousiat-
Toaths and Indulgence 81 TIE pazIous nerert
neh Will undermine he constitution rantsinq he s-r
Al for business soeiy, an4 causing pre1ure cd sse
FEMALES may be sDornE E-h any dfculiy Wszb
nav rest assurai Of immRdaafc relief
Pessons residing abroad ~ wzaz and sailing their VA
Zee enclosed directed Dr. A. King M q psaisck irs
sshvills Tenn. winhaye tbs neeassry sent . f
address, VI n Necessary uirectont Strict secrecy oea Oe
hours from so'c0ek in lbs morhi1s aaf IN m sFsnia
raRs23, lss9-GEFlv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29

is bloody fOreigaef-ws beg pardon, that Is dead
language Aow, We mean respectable natsTalissd
eitizen-then Mr. Cas- letter is uhfolee5, lager
beer or whisky ordered, according 10 the nation
atty, and let brOtheFly love prevsil;' and
if every thing else fails, thea zee candle
ends and cheese parugs are razed out of the admin
isirative dust hole. AMI eyes are turaed up sad
hands Ontspread, Rnd oh the extrasagaaee Of The
proAgate administration
Need We write mOrei Behald the Great Amsri-
can Opposition
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29

FAIR SrLIT.-The New York Journal Of Com
Heres says Of the American" made State ticket:
''Four Democrats and Eve Iepubliesns,-s very
fair division, perhaps, as there were nine cspdi-
dates only TO be nominated. II would, perhaps.
have been fairer If possible and not too cruel, 20
have cut the ninth man in halves through the spine.
making ten men in all, SO that each party could
have had exactly fair slice"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
Grand Prize of $4,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s. Quarters 50 80
o1 pacLAgeo will he said at the
N ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

Enclose money address FOR what wish to
which with invested and
whether you wish Hhoes Halves Quarters receipt OF
which, send what ordered by first na together with the
scheme
drawing Printed Drawing, certified to
by Commissioner, will be sent with Explanation
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give the of their Post Office, County and State
All communications strictly confidential.
All prizes $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after the
drawing. Other prizes at the usual time Of 30 days.
Orders for Tickets Certificates by Mail or Express to be d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
Public Sale of Fine BIOOded Stock,
HORSES, JACKS, MULES, &C.,
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF JOHN
SHELBY.

TVyHE undersigned administrators Of John Shelby deceased
Il will offer for sale at Fatherland,
Saturday. the ISI day of October next,
the following blOodcd horses
The celebrated horse SOCKS and his in oal by
Albion and three of his half sisters four years old another
three, and the third two years old MARK YOUNG black Stall
lion years old by Albion, Of Lilac The Of Bette
Martin and three of her colts, March, (gry four years DID, and
his full brother ay) three years old both sired by imported
Emu, half brother years old sired by Chlde HsrOd
Grey Mare, by imported Sovereign Of Archana oal
by Albion Morgan Mare, splendid animal, about eight
years Old and yearng colt Scotch Ponies grey
we'll broken harness. years cid the other four
ALSO,
Three Jacks from f0ur old work horses
and mules and between fifteen and twenty head amongst
which three young bulls of the test blood Several
with various tanning implements includ
ing a No Reaper. CuItivatOrs, Ploughs, q
peigrees abOye-nsnti med Will hand
bills, o e issued Immediately.
TERMS-TweYe months eredin0tes we'll secured and paya-
be in WASHINGT0H BARROW,
aug23-dSwtd A.V. s. LINDSEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29
ECONOMY IN HEAT.
The best Stove in the World
THE "ALBANIAN"
SMOKE AND GAS BURNPRv

Cod WeIther Is coming, and a Irant re mud
- est Heating Appd,atas.
EATE call attention above Stove and "A -
cane 1t has the following good qualities Il perrctlI
consumes the smoke and all that there coal 10 burn
gives more heat for every pound Of thar aG Stove ave.
maae is equally adapted for burning hard or so coal II
vi" hnrn The poorest kind Of coal II does cnke- nor
come foui il radates the heat into the lower part If The room
a very handsome Stove susble for dwellings or elegant
1oes II combines all the advantages
ing stove and is in all respects the most pyee and
Radiator OF Heat and economser Of ever invented
we are agents for the manufacturers and for sale
tull supply OF Heating Stoves Coal or Wood Mantle ard
Janb crates, v rought and Cast Iron Stoves
? sep9l MACKENZIE b SHNoHIN.
W. a.. cRuTcHgR. B. RAYNosB.
w. III. CRUTCHER & COss
Auction d Commission Merchants,
No. So MARKEr, 0PPosITs UErox STREE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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FALL AND WINTER.
3. r. CUT e r,

3. r. GU II T e r,
Nos SO AL 50 coraerqf College and BroIdacay,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
wholesale ana Retail Dealer i'm
Roots, shoes. Hats, franks, Caps.
UMBRELLAS, WssIPS, &C.,
4 S opening the very best selected stock OF
ROOFS, SHOES, HATS, &c.,
For Fall and Winter wear.
N.Y. Ladies', Misses and childreu5 have been
selected with great care.
DOUBLE SOLED ROOTS AND SHOES,
general assortmentof Gents Boys and YOUTH
RROGANS AND BOUTS,
livery large stock Double soled gAns Boots
HATS, GAPS, &c., Sc.,
received direct ON the every style
Cents Boys ana Chill iTens Fur cassie, Wool Merno
Trunks UnTellas Whips, Carpet Bags, Satches and Sad
die Bags.
ATTENTION. MACHINESTS, &c.
1000 feet of Leather and Betting, 70 riches
vide Also, Lace Leather, Copper Burs and Kivs and and
for sale for casa Nos &c and So Of College
Broadway.
sep2a-d ,tw&WIyr B. p. CUTTER
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Choice Cotton Lnnas.

Agent OF the OF The late FRACs StaaET, Of Msss
sippi will sell, suction ClRESD0s. ali the Lands
county Arkansas hrsi MONDAT tbeng
9Th day. Of November and the second MONDAY o.
November ceng the ~ will al JscEs0oRr, sell al the
Lands Jscson county IRE td MONDAY IN NoVem
Der being sisD viii sell P0cAHoks, all the Lands Ia
Randolph county, Arkansa In all Old viii be
served FOR the estate
TERAs-Ons fourth ea.h It's equivalent; residue in
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| cure thc payment
Until The EEvemher any thes Lanis offered
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Notice
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4 MIMI and MANUR3CTUklNd Co, VII be hsldts
d. re OF the Company g BruaiEay, 10 the city Of NeR
Tork on the second M0nsy september next q y Ooek az
oean z PLArr- Secretary.
New York Avg. !. 1853 auslS-htspti2
FARM FOX SALE.
q Az Offering for sale privately. at valuable Tract Il LAID
5oEn A. the HAYS frsc situated the Nashville and
noa about miles from the me improve
rnsrta re Of the disruption consisting o. l1s BrE
Hone ffh All necessary o1thouse There . about ~
ssrsf land. halance heavily rmhefsd TIE place $50
Ill er1d TAKE altogether IL Of t most desi.ote
I, In lie vicinity of Nashve II sold b the ist o. -
ner II viii for the ensuing FOR rseuArse
- Il GLAscOcE Co, NAscE 8 WuoDaaE9 of On ne -
NJ stors on Market Street, No. y. - -,
sspi5-u 'A'- = =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29

MsLctu's eeiehTaif-l LninaeHt is the only safs AND
ritLls remedy g.. To- cure # SPAWN Rim. Beuo.
Mini- aus, Siliats Uu"stHrai Ldmfz. Nodes OF
s"-'iih2s IL viii heyer fan to Big Head Poll
evil. l.,tsL, Oh Running SJrrs- or SWeeny IL
i1F"fv applied Far SrfaiHs, BRUISES, Scrat,has.
Crttr'. u es C.,afs, Saddle or S,llsr Calls Crts
h'f's "r wounds. II d at IHllHEiC t-Hiody ABBY
u a. directed, Inl rute j. certain ia cvary instsncs
Then % ui- o.. l'sl-i uith ti,a many WORTHLESS Lius
ln,r ats Da.fHf G..N.a Obtain s,gntg If Dc III.
Ian --I-LL.L..l L.nLnl-.l De viii alla E.l
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MeLEAXs vOLcAEIc e. LINrKENr.

IHI !If|T I4TN' JIM u Z U. W0hLD.
The ONLY SAT- AMI CERTAIN FIR Cancers. Pilas
Tum.r. SX.l'iarS. anil Brautlsie OF (s0itr- Psrnly-
Iuiammgto-v Nleun.tfi-n Stiffness If the Jai-t
Contracted IEasers l-lnrrts Earachs or Ta-itl,-.
ache Ilrnises. Sprtin'. Wounds, Tre-h Ctts Tiers
Fever sou -. CHkcd Breasts, Sore Nipples, Burt,s
ScJids, Sura Threat, any lhEfnmati0n OF Pain no
difrrcur, huw s.,rT... law mng the dispase NAV
have existed. NcLEAA 8 tELEERATED I,NIMESF is a
certain rt.nt.dv.
Thou~snIs Of humra i-in~= have hsen saved lie
Of decr-rittsls AMI nisey - the or Tie inyalu-
Alln nIrLe.n.-
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Farm FoR SALE.
IIOTEL AND TOWN LOT FOR SALE
HARPEEs,S MAGAZINE.
HAIR PERsS MAGAZINE,

gNCLECTIC MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER,
a Just received " HAGAN & JOHNSON,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-29

VETATEFIELD & WALKER have the most Sarei assornen
Nv Caps for boys and children
city. design in Riding Hats Ladies'
seplu
StTARCH Boxes Foxs Pearl src the best article
S8ln market for salelow by
CARTER, wILsIORD & CO,
jan. II. No. s. Market st.
CtRANHERRIES.--IoO, ~ bbls Sise fresh Gran
y O'''''' 'o' '-'' '''' CARTER, w,LsFoRD & co
jan. il. No s. Market st.
OYSTERS --lO0 Cases Nuns sa Thomas & Co.'S superio!
FCove Oysters any put up
,more prices, freight added ty
CASTE' (, WILsFORD & co.
jan. II or No E. Market St
- BAGS prime Rent Java Conee by
tssb CAN tBk WILLS ORD & CO.
isDi No. s, Union street
ltOaF.--uu Boxes ST, .ous Memphis soaps
k-SMauur,s tuszrs prices ir ight 5ijsd y
CAKrEE, WILSFORD L co.
jan II. No 8 Marietst
PLANTED EJGJ LEsS.--5OO boz. Buckets assorted,
just received in ny trade
rers rices VIII freight ds,i.
CAkTER, WILsFORD * co.
ianII No. 5. Market
gTERRENG.- aOO Boxes Dried Herring just received in
( 1 store and for sal e very low by
CARTER, wILsFoRD & co.
isnI No. s. Market st.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
yHyHE Nashville Company will from this date offer
their sup Coal at Is and 20 per from the
river.
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