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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
Iohn II. Boti, and Bib CaIIsrs.

= ~ ~ t,Eat 81 ". ST. u
1onn " bollf g ldt aif tallefs'
spmssweaks since Joha n Bolts pub
Ssaslled q yrry lengthy letf teri the Rich
nFoHd 10y, repisEe wltlHtreasoh to VIZ
gina; and foul sl "a g upon her peopl
alld hef lais uerer7erf Netw'thstand'''e
the utter resckless IN q Botis. he. hat
ro' sutnclent hard1h oSd Y r. publish 70 tb'
Torld : letter so treason oieSfnd ~ ialse
uns,l called uPop oy 4 port'onfsot ths Up
Posll'on nnemesFs IL fthe Legs lature. =
poas WIN ~ nls 3praAzesr pmpudienee DIG A
Y no' uaFe ~ shceunler al s VI ~ ad atonF
ne e1eefa.lqq lahFA eg S winch ills
reason 4' anu :Yessenopa Woala excite % tne
heatts @ s ne 'h'elllsenl ana Patrlo.le cl'l,
ttns 81 gu pst'1ss I, sirg,na' Hsst III =
l0fs manasea 2 I1aYe 9 ie'ter addressed So
70 h'msell ealing upon l' 'll sor az Ell
preston q n's5 views uppn thez present. e
s'ate p aaalEs. and ~ halteefy aHa Intrigue
sufeseded sn getl1ng ne signatures tt '' Of
nsar ~ q rhe opPossiIE'9pn members q
j shs a legislature g q. thP 'l lei'sf- W
Amongst Che signatures y tho cal upon
Botis We regret 10 See Tie names ef W
p. Pate, Esq, Of Boone, the Senator
from this D9issIicfs; DE- j. ": Thompson,
Delegate from { Putnam ! Daniel Frost
-Esq!, Delegate ftonE Jackson Z. and All.
Borenlap,l Esq Delvgafe7 from Wood.
b. ~ha means Bolts succeeded in pro-
curing tne s'sna,arfs B tn e gentlemen
to the fali upon h aIr We a f pot advised;
oeriaafly y eoald aft haye besn tlitir 81 p 4 /
'sn.'9h y endorse a Ee es eyer f Oh be ~
which 1 Tor ]mendafdtl'y and treason is
eqaaissd only by tae infamous l1't w. Helper
Z boek Il VnhyF'hose gentlemen signed the
n e'a' uppa D''s' enPef,Rfag 9 fR 1s afl-
css any 'or wna1 purpose. We are not ad !.
ylsfd-'t remains man w them g explain 20
'ee'f eons'''uen's, = may b % thai they
! signed the cay, # a Sherman says he
signed .h gig fts'per 4so q R't ~ having
seen or read Bolts letter Ifsush, be
.hef isef,s !. theEs sl'oqld sa5 % promptly /
anf repuals's 'hs reason ana feno ~ a
.,n 70 'slseh 1s q % 2 Il lslIer. This isSa
~, ."sy oNs . 'fsu,sei u as wen ~
\ kOflDefT II Is LIT 1tU,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

The Legislators 81 Kentucky and Ten.
lnessee recently visited Columbus. Ohio.
and were escorted % Cincinnati By the
Legislators Of Ohio, where they are rep
resented TO have met with "a grand recep.
ton. QUERY. did the merchants who
were arrested tsHarper's Ferry lake par
IN The proceedings p IL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
Eegislaturs Of Virginia
SENATE.
THunsDar. Jauuary 20, 1850
BILLS, RTc RRP,iRTkD.

Il BItLs. ere, REPJRrED.
By Mr.. Claiborne, from The COMMITTEES
of FinaDce--A resolution adverse te.the
expedien.y Of legisIaiing on the subject
LOT the relief appealed fors by st Clair
Ballard, Sheriff Of Boone county, aud
asking to Be discharged irgn1 the fprtber
consideration theteof
TnR HAMPER FERRY RAID.
NH. Stuart, from die Joint committee
on tlle outrage Al Harperr's Ferry. made
a leng report, concluding with the fol-
4 lowing resolutions, which they recon
/ mended COR adopti3n: o5
H 5lg Resolved. That the appropriate
siandi6g. committees. OF the 1.-TWO Houses
of the General Assembly be instructed 70
prepare aud report such bills as IN their
ttjudgsment may be necessary to organize.
ann aud eqtiipltls militia Of The State for
active and efficient service.
-. Resolved, That The committees on
kfaarsees be instructed 10 prepare and Ri.
] port SUCH bills asimay Be most etfectual
| without violating the provisions OF the
Constitution ofthe United States J Nin en-
courag ing The domestic manufactnresssef
our own State, promoting direct trade
with foreign countries. and establishing,
las far as3may be practicable, our COM
mercial independence. tn
81. Resolved. That we earnestly invite
The ed operation 81 our sisler States Of the
1SoulIl in carl ing out the policy indicated
Hin tie fore going resolutions
4. Resolved. ! That the Committee for
Courts OF Justice be instructed to report
such bills NJ may be neeessaryto securs
Efhe more prompt and elfectuaf punish
ment pf all foreign enissaries aud others.
who may be found guilty Of toasRarfhg
againstthe peace of our eornmuaily. or
seeking - ineiie our slaves slrrecli9n.
u 5 Resolved. That the course Of The
late Governor. intregald to The Hsrperss
FerryY atfair.>is amply 'sindicate9 b. the
pvideucs@ before the COMMITTEES and emit.
lies finn To- the, emphatic commentator
IF the country. u !.
i 7 Es{Sk E. BIELs PASSED. 3
4 ForFf l.e rreplieefof 3. M. Underworld
securities. lExplsfMed b Messrs. New
man and Brannon, and passed ayes 50,
noes Q. r.. i,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
KANAWHAs VA IL E 4 S Il i t..

| Phi ,kersan,g Bod and Shoe sCon,Psby:
MI. Newmap presented Tie petition u
WIN. D. MeAlahon. Clerk of the Oil etsiI
Court &c jackson county. sskiug toebe
released from fineSimposed on him for
falling To- make his annual reports as re-
oniFed By law.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

RanawEa Court House ID December. Il
which nv oldest and most prominent cil
LIENS, N allpafiies. ID the county pariici
pated--so the proceedings d apubli.
meetingheld at Coalsmouth --lo lie, pro
ceedings Of ! meeting held Al Paim Creel
10 tha proceedings Of The meeting d
the ciiizsns 81 Pulnam-rlo ,hs proceed.
ings of I meeting Of thsciiizens 81 Lo-
gaa, NH lasts though hot least, te the
bright sfid spotless record Of bis own
Eeoanty-4loyal. chiyalrous and patriotic
Iilitile Boone.
4 If Mr.fFate wishes to.aseertain wheth-
FER Bots letter ISLANDERS" the OpPosi-
ton party. We refer him 70 the proceed,
ings o. Ire Opposition meeting 81 Put
nlHa Court House % appoint Delegates
tesths Opposition State Convention. \.
h sIf Mr.. Pate desires to know whether
Bolts "sl4Hdered" The Legislature We re-
fer him I'd the Armory bill which recent
iy passed both branches Of the General
Assembly almost unanimously, and if
Mr.. Pate desires TO know whether Bolts
slandefed NJ. Pate. we refer him 70 his
osnIvot inIfasor of,he Armory bill.
We hope MI Pate win mike adlEinyes-
tfgatien and ascertain whether he beiieres
there. IS treason Or SANDER H. Bolts
letter. and then. come out with fuller.
and more inteltigible card4--e9ne ttqt his:
coNstitsents can understood.
We are ftjoiced 10 know tlratfthere was
one member of.ths Opposition party from
this region one Opposition Delegate
who was unmnaed and unseducedi BY tie
blandishmenls of Bolts. Isaac N. SaIrHAI
Esq, Of KAnawha county refused3to Il ga
the call uHon Betts.E He had too much
wisdom and discretiqnio submit himself.
u The. embrace ofah4 fascinating Bolts.
Il is gratifying 10 the constituents Of Mr..
Smith, TO know that be was Heii her SCI
duced nor deiuded by the insinuating3
and inifnitable Bolts and that hejhas nh
cards % write and no recanta:lons ext
to make. I'VE regret that ALI
Other members Of The Opposition il the
Legislature do Not occupy the same posi-
ton ihat4sAfr. Smith. does towards Bots
and his false and lressaaablssletteI. May
hose fcop6aing and 5iianocent Legislators
who sig. "a the Bolts cal. profit By he
Example a Mr.. Smith, and may they
never again be deluded Or eusnared b /
he irresistible Bolts.
We areT pleased 10 see the Richmond
Wig thei central Itr' organ ofthe Opposition
refuses ~ endorse Bots and
IFS IRRESPONSIBLE letter, Ii
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
Ladies Supper I'M Charleston.

The ladies Of Charleston will give 4
Supper al the assembly Rooms on TUES
DAr the l4th inst. The proceeds for ting
benefit oftM E. Church. South.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
Noliee,I

The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
at Maiden, intend giving Supper %
Tuesday @ihe l4,h day.ef February. lst.
,Valentinp's day. The proceeds for The
benefit Of the Church. Hill h
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
tpapsr, ii he DiII..isslls s.s..s sopis,
county, M.,!.tiIn..

( BY feantst. we sfnopnee that the Demo.
House. on lihe III He Monday in February
tcoaFteiay,],sts2 oEloek. q. ,M, 10 appoint
dsiesatss toethe abaFe MEETING.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
FkrDAr JANUARY 81. 1869
BILL i PASSED.

Increasing, the salarySof the First Au,
dior Of Public ACCOUNTS 10 50 900 per
annutn --ayes 92, Rays So.
O1'smotion OF Mr. Tomlinson. the or.
der Of the day was lpassed BY, TO take up
Senate bill making an appropriation o.
thirteen Thousand dollars iorythe laundry
OF the Western Lubatic Asylum.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
Fran tn Rio L;raadt.

NEw 0REEAxs. Jan. "a ~ The sl3xlvas.
ton .ye,ostAinks, from reliable iuformation
from The Rio Grande. The present dificdl6
ties viii end in war with Mixieo, Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
1 KanjalWha lyteanl..

The question still before The Lyceum
for debate is !. Who are The true friends
81 liberty. lhs cayaliers or Puriians
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

The Richmond Dailyg Morsisg Asrs
Bolts organ has been discontinued.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
.MoNDAY. Ianaary Sam. 1859.

" REsoLf TONS pF INeuiRy, dc.
4 By Mr. Wefch-tOf Incorporating the
Manningsvile Coal aud Oil Company, ia
the county Of Kspswhs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

D. GosHoRN has ins, received Lotto
superior Oysters. u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
the SOUTHERN clEvEkTioN.

Ta
III Mr.. Seddon called up his resolutions
calling meeting pfs Conyentiono Of he
slase-liolding STATES. and aisthorizing Lie
Governor to appoint representatives 70 il,
10 meet At Augusta. Ga. III his absence,
Nj. Seldom said resolution had been
Introduced calling tor a joint committee
olttLe subject: Hewould NOT oppose these
resolutions he lefls4the decision on his
resplutionslo The jpint committees, it such
should be appointed:
], Mrs. lSibefi, oifefed an amendment to
MI. ,Seddon' 5 resolutions, providing that
=. the commissioners ba instructed ~ no
eyentsto commit THIS General "A assembly
IaRdthe Ssatesof Virginia 10 a dissulu. io.i
ofslhe Uriior. either now 81. hereafter" :
The resolution Of Mr.. Seldom was pass.
ed over. and the resolution offered some
days since By Mr.. Hopkms.lspp \
.joint confmiflee Of both Houses 10 con
siderlhe mission trom Sonlh Carolina.
was iskenup and adopted. ITO lhisscom.
Afltee. wllellif sbsl be raised. the reso-
buttons aud smsnd4nents were REFEREED
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

.PrksIsoroslis reported elected Speaker
olftshe House d RfpresensstiFss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

PAEaioTIsM AND massachusetts.
dies at a bali in Warreiiton, Va, mp
peared dressed III linsey- wooisey, Is
an indication that heneeforth they
were commercially independent OF
sllks and safins. This lis "a good
movement economically as we'll as
patri6fieails. One llaifEthe tronbles
of the country are the result Of the
extravaganza In ladies dresses. some
.of them wearing Il small fortune on
their backs. Ii the dear creatures
are to come down to pl;an litrsey
wooisey, what q saying9it will be to
their husbands pockets an how mat.
rimony will he prpmetedin Virginia.
Linsey is good comfortable materi-
al to he. clothed IN and the absence
of ANYTHING rich or gaudy viii give
personal beauty aschancel over mere
personal adurnment. little Virginia
ladies can set foot down#lipon fash.
ipn, they will overcome a terant
whose despotism rules the civilized
world. Let them. then, stitfen their
patriotism and their petieoats with
linsey III win render them itlsfepen.
dent Of faslisons independents IN peck
ct, independent of imported silks
from the North, or of South Carolina
or Alabama cptton.- In fact, il will
make Virginia a little republic by
herself, like Switzerland, surrounded
by the despotisln Of the world. main
tanning her position prenaly. asking
nothing Of anybody and nobody ask
ing anything of her, but prospecting
4by her Inherent industry. her sslf-de-
NAL. and her exclnsiveness. * Phila.
deiphia Ledger,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY,, January IS. 1860.
HAMPERS FERRY ExPENsEs.

From Major General 1'aliaferffo i com.
manieation was. received. giving gin sc-
cunt of the responses 81 the Harper's
FERRY raid as fat as he3 had YET asarnsd
the total amount OF which was S72,-
Inlla 10 lI. Esi u. Z 49,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
REsoLurross.

SArUaDAr. January east, 1850.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
BILLs PASSED.

f. Forflte reliefof b. NJ. Underwood 8
securities fExplsned b Messrs. New
man and Brannon. and passed ayes 50,
noes o. I'll. Il.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

Bs M. Neal of Incorporating ths
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
CIIAREEsTON MARKER.

cotrected weekly for the. kanawha VAL,
Star "a l,yft48 ~ n y a1fs@sF rasrsJb-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17
ia * LIST
Sherburne County Tax Sale, for the
wear of Our Lord 1869.

Notice is hereby given that the Treasur-
er of Sherburns County in the State of
Minnesota, will sell at Public Auction, on
Monday the fourth day Of June 1850, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and the next
succeeding days, at Humboldt the County
Seat Of said County, as much Of each tract
Or parcel Of land described below as may
be necessary for the purpose Of paying all
taxes, interest and charges thereon for the
ve,r Of Our Lord 1859. J. +. PUTNAM,
~-. County Auditor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

Any person holding receipts for the tax on
any of the above described land, will confer a
favor by sending certified copy of the same
to tho subscriber.
All communications by mail in relation to
unpaid taxes must be accompanied by return
postage to secure attention.
Dated Big Lake, April 1lth, 1860.
J. f. PUTNAM, !
County Auditor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-10

DISCOVERY oF COUNTEBFEIT BILLs.-The Gin
cinnati Enquirer says: "a few DAYS since, man
OF good address and genteel appearance, called at
the residence Of Mr.. Williams, in Manufacturer's
BLOC a, Newport, and after inquiring for the head
Of the family. who was absent at the time. left
pac kaye with Mrs. w carefully folded in shawl
which he said I Mr.. Riggs would call for during
the day. The package was laid aside but as MI
Riggs did not call for it az the appointed time Il
was opened. and found to contain about 81 900.
ia three, five, ten and twenty dollar bills, ali
counterfeit on the following banks: - OOO on the
Hatter's Bank of Connecticut; 500 on the Mer-
chants Bank Of Connecticut; and 81 900 OH the
Farmers and Traders Bank of Pennsylvania The
bills are said to be well executed and nearly all
signed and ready for showing Ii is thought by
the Newport officers that good deal of other bo-
gus money is secreted in their town, and now
that they are in possession Of clue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-10

IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER MovEMsNT-TtrO Re
hgioES DIi!iSS iH NsIc York.-The New York cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, Jan. 9th,
says
For some time past there has been talk about
establishing daily religious paper in this city,
but great d ticulty in the way was the reconcile
alton of denomi national differences as to bring
up persons Of every shade OF re gious belief to its
support the enterprise being sort of joint-stock
concern. am now informed that this difficulty
las been partially overcome. the Episcopalians
and Roman Catholics being counted Out, and that
the first number of the new publication will ap-
pear about the 18th of February. Rumor saws that
Mr.. Cummings Of the Evening Bulletin Of your
city, and Mr. James Spaulding, one Of the ed ito
rial staff of the Courier and Enquirer here, are
be the principal editors. But this is not all.
As result Of this enterprise, the Churchman,
wnic b represents the opinion and feeling of the
High Church Episcopalians, will forthwith be
merged from weekly into daily, for the ex-
press purpose Of combating the ''heresies and
schisms of which the party of the first part is ex-
pected to be the vehicle. The funds necessary to
carry forward the enterprise to be furnished by
MIR. Hecker. a man Of princely fortune, proprietor
of the extensive Hour mills in Cherry street and
principal patron of the Madison street Mission
Chapel. Many OF the ablest pens In the Epsco-
pal Church will be employed in its editorial
columns; though it is probable that Mr.. Seaver
late Of the Buffalo Courier, will continue to be
as now. edltor-in- chief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-10

MATRIMONIAL DIsAPPoINrMENr.-AC curious
termination of an intended marriage took place at
Halifax on Sunday last On that day. Henry
Graves. Of Mount Tabor, and Mary Mitchell Of
Gibbet street, in that town, had arranged to lie
married at the parish church. The wedding party
met before the ceremony at the Spotted Cow Inn,
ana proceeded thence towards the church. When
they had arrived at all inn named the Ring Of
Bells the b-de found fault with her intended hus-
band for not having his shoes clean. They, how
ever, sll pursued the journey, but so shocked was
she on going along the aisle of the church in
company with the dirty boots. that she renewed
her complaints, and setting al defiance all re-
monstrance, left the church and refused to be mar
ried. Dinner had been provided for sixteen and
tea Tor twenty. After the return of the wedding
party, tbs proportion Of expenses to lie borne by
each party formed further topic Of dispute The
disappointed bridegroom refused to pay anything
unless he had toe ring, which cost him los re-
turned and then declined to contribute more than
one-half. The final issue will probably have 70
nc decided in j court of law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-10
THE EVENING STAR.
THE PIG IN THE FENCE.
BY HAZEL GREEN, ESQ.

BY HAZEL GRxEN, ESQ.
Oh, where the friends of the pig IN the fence!
"whcre ?" echo replies. He has mono;
since,
But, now he l. fast, they arc gone.
Gone Only their friendship Is gone; they are hero,
Cavorting and charging" immense.
And JOINING the throng IN affecting the rear
of the pig that n IA It IN the f'nce.
They seek not the cause that placed him between
. he rails. %, no /, why should they care,
since with brIStcs erect they rush to the scene
To punish him while hs IL there
. TaISa the cry loudly. ~ all far q ID near,
May kLow his condition, and h"ncs
Come running TO Join them IN biting the rear
OF the pig that * Ia i an the fence.
They would not release him. although it might cost
Not step nose than taken before,
But, og the contrary, thy ii do their utmost
To perplaX and Involve him the moro
To press him more closely. hap through the
That he might betakc him from theUce,
md punish them SO7elv for biting the rear
OF the pix that was fast Ia the fence.
But swine not all of The creatures that be
That hni themselves sticking b-twaen
The rails of the fence and who strive TO get free,
w nile thu world IS still shoS InS tH"In in;
Who ind that the favor they meet with depends
Not on worth, but on dollars nd cents,
And that there are mona who viii pTOvs themselves
friends
To the pig that is fast IN the fence.
". Y. Spirit Of the Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-10
MEDICINES.

DR. JOHNsf0H, o,-
LOCK HOSPITAL,
n'' ESses.es REMEDY ~ iis Ro7fd. J% all
DIS EASES OF IMPRUDE nee.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PkEPENE
APRaS >. Il Two DAYS
w..kn,. Of III. Back s,eturss AG.etoa, Of kidney.
and Bladder, involuntary D,sehsrge. mPotsnsy, @
R:s p K:
Dmn Of Giddines Disease Of III. Head Throat
SO.. T.ErSI. Disorder. Arising from SOLITARY H"G Of
You,h-thoss Dreadful and DesIre's raI s NM
der Marriage impossible ans as,rUy O0'H '0'' anu
Especially who have become the victims OF sohsry Nes
an unn.Iy grave thousands Of YOupg Men Of ia.
allied talents aud brilliant intellect who might ohsrwns have
listening with the thunder. io9usnes
dsnes.
MARRIED PERSONS, or Young Men contemplating Mar
rsgs, beng Of phyHcal weakness organic debility
He who place. under tn. Of Dr. may rsg
ousy eonhd in his honor as gentleman and eOnhd'ny rely
Hpou his skill IS physician.
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERIcksTREET,
LEI. hand eide gong from Baltimor. rect, FEY door from
must be paid and e0Ht pR I. J JOINS
Members ofths Royal College London graduate
from Of the Colleges the United s.tsI
Pta. of London PARIS, Phadelphia and s.~hsrs Of
fecsd of the astonishing that ever
when asleep great ntt,pu,ns. being alarmed At sudden
times with dsrar cement Of mnd cured nms diasly.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Men and Others who have injured the mssvss BY
learned from evil or ar school m. .ssets q
which nightly felt when asleep, and cured
renders rnsrge impossible aud destroys both mind and
Those the sad aud meanchol efe rrodues
limbs Pain. in the Head DDn... Of Sight Los. Of Muscular
Power Papitaon Of the Heart Dyspepsy Nervous rtNb
Derang ement Of the Functions, General De bIty
MENTALLY.-The fearful effect, the mind much to
Of Spirits Evil Forbodngs Aversion of Society, Self Dru
Love Of Solitude, TiGIdIy, Of the evils
NERVOUS DEBILITY-Thousandsc can now Judge what
is IN. Of their declining health losing he be
appearance about the symptoms
DISEASES Or IMPRUDENCE.
b. ha. nhb.d IN. OF this pInfu di,.1.r TOO ,n
happens that Imed Of shame ead
can t 10 h% IN : r %
hands Of ignorant snd designing preteuders
., @Ifns' men ms PeeuaIy nun tnms
tanned add IN despair leave him with ruined health
poison Mercury hasten the Constitutional symptoms Of this
terrible disease, such as Of the Heart Throat Nose
SKIN Se progressing with ghtful rapidy, tl death Put.
period 10 has dreadful suferngs by sending him that
discovered country from
DR. JoHNsoNs REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
AND lMPoTENCY.
speedily cured and full .gor restored Thousands Of tbs
most nervous and debita.d who had lost all hope
bsel Inrne diltey relieved.
III nnpedmen:s Marriage Physical Mental Dsquali
heatons Loss of Procreativs Power, Nervous rritsy
Trembling and Weakness Exhaustion Of the fearful
ENDoRsEMENr OF THE PRESS
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured tthls institution within
me as years and ii. numerous important snrs
cal operations performed BY DR. Johnson by the
reporters Of the papers aud other persons Of
xsich have agPs.d again and b.foI. u. public b.
oity Is sufficient guarantee to the afflicted Jan 25y
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III The Nashville Union and American was
recently deprived of Of its editors by a fracas
ana another by the sudden attack of heart disease
On the LIST inst. a new firm was organized by asso-
Glazing with hlessrs- Grifith& Huntington former
Proprletors, Mrs. Eastman, widow of one of the
late proprietors, and the Hon. John c. Burch
MI bnrch, in his salutatory, says he will rigidly
eschew personalities and expects the same
courtesy to be extended to him.
The X q C's-lt is currently reported that
detachment OF the knights of the Golden Circle
!et' New ork day or two ago for some port in
Mexico, but with what intentions or desn is
known only to the initiated members
DETERMINED FIsHERMAN.-A gentleman of
petersburg, Va, day or two since broke the ice
IN Ihe pond above Bragg's mills, threw in his
hook baited with pork, and succeeded in catch.
Ing two fine chubs
IDIOTS IN TExAs.-In Texas cut OF population
OF i03 DIS returned by the assessors the total num-
Der OF Insane persons and idiots is Dol or one
insane to every i,Of7 persons, and one idiot To
every 3,Ooe of the population of the State