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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

~ W. EIBBEB will henceforh make Nashville his pelugs
NJ nent residences ana VIII tune Ptamohs Orgatlss
and eISdeOms by the year single tuning, can
eeeg ssRe uIe sinee bell speaqj ssst ak in eeTy
month IN ne city and vicinity be will visit regularly the
tounsin Middle, West, East Tennessee, North Alsma
ana sp Orefs eItst Scissor q % = Music BtorK ~
Reeds Rooms Church street Cemmunicaont -
mail wiz Pc PTPPPiy stts9dsf 8 ~ ~ agEu dtv&vlG
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VAf.FI AfIIl REAIl EsTArn FOIl. 81

VALUABLE BEAD ESTATE FOR s. LIZ
VTTIs1IHG t6msks we rfopoig I'd sell
all Real Estate IN Dastdsoa ~ a. follovs
'L---' THAT SUBURBAN 4SESIDBNEEs
situated on The FranklR hsf a b the city,
,s...-. Containing abOu& Forty Acres -
This perhaps the most commanding s q ash
vlle and most desirable country residence The h0dSd will
be sold with y IS Of land purchaser NAV c
'~TTFAT-VALiD A4sf;E' FARM
known the Sins Tract gated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon road within hree miles 81 Meanwhile containing $50
srdj TRb sol good d Well #aefs and tfnbsfe md can
beeTed into snail aets q twenty sssshd upwards 81 Of
Ehh admirably adapted Tor eonnty residences market gzfs
dens and dairy FARMS, Also, that T.
~ BEAUBEFUL FARM -
On same road, occupied 81 7. Mceaupbe and form erlv
owned by Th6s Hardgi containing about CSC Acres IT
Pseeis 20 we'll g d Pc uFer description. II viii
also be divided t8sait purchasers T. g. AcCsmPbeI viii hoW
these places 70 any one who Wi cali | = =
All tie above property VII s. sold on reasonable terms and
On credit 0f one, two, tbrss hudfOu years 90 -
Appy to IS -LRdsey, Nsshge or to either Of ~ m
dsuRndes ,....4,..,...s gHQss g. hcCAMPBELII .
Six miles from Nsthyite,
2" '''--. 81 '- ~ ~ 'ei. J. A. MCoAATPBELL. 7
inhsI f.- -'..-9i--d 100 i.i' i.-,, Ns5ESiile o..
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rutttfItaf ftfs fia lNlN Nlfl1 I tf1
fafaI. rrfitrrI oar ffait ~ -.
ad1irr IL tFrst o. - .ie i1I1tt o1t lssn
i5nel re lad = sussi 70 as7t- ts. 1hsar. ruri
isnt ssasF klnT Eiisf va ls nj btsltlfu - - 50
a.rg ~ u 81 lilsi 81 " a1-ttns. bsii5
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WISH 70 sell OF land lying miles North West
rou Franklin adjoining the lands Of Davis. Glass,
Hamilton, and the heirs Of Maury, deceased, and
the Porter place. 0nainng about I32 acres, sbcut 65
y in woodland. n. EDWIN PERKINS
!, April I3, 1850 .J&W-d
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MOTIFS. -
Pfoposss must be md With "ceerty, csrtanty
spd security using the terms Of Tia lsH they nuste quar-
sntied by two responsible persons c bga post
master or judge Of court Of record --.-r-5 ~ =
No pay will be made for trips not Performed, and for eh
such omissions satisfactorily exFhhed three the pay
the trip be deducted For arrivals far behind time -
break connection with depending maib and sufficiently e
c7sed enc foufOf thcompeh station Cd TIE trip id subj
ffeTe Fines will Be imposed, unes The deBqueney b
siactorly explained for negectng tosa the mail from into
Psoice for suffering it 70 bsih Epsd robbed ,teB
lOg ard Tor FeuslnR, demo "A
quqatas tn p0uttaetof rms running We
hic tlAEnNtfe Ehe Eos fannu the con,
tract Tor disobeyng the post Office laws, the Instructions d the
depament He nay Rte5 the scheuls spslSa oUieH ab in
crease Of service by allowing therefor pro rata increase Oh the
contract pay he RyRe cIsts disentinue the
whole in part pro rata decrease II pay, allowing
menths compensation the amount Of sF dispensed
with, Bids shqnld esddesed to the spd Assistant Post
MISTER General bed ProPo4F Tor I aeTVee,
Stste6f TenneSsee, and sent BY 1Ii, H.; =, -
For forms Of proposal, &c and other oms6p ZEE hver
teht o. this date IN pamphlet fOr at he principal PO5 Of
Gees. ----'. e -
8laaa proposals vbs nshedon tShs ltpart,
iuue5At P08tndStsT General
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" SEWING mACIiiliiNIlElIlsI.
.glINN1TQN REsFAURANE AmRADI

EA1aA s-lADI f4- go. satP Z! A4sF AzAhiif
Usr arrived b Adams Express, args los o. frash 81
- from saFAnHah1 tle At D Ne sssSs1 asEr5a kept
h4hd3 ood % game i1oh Gron-e, phoIantli
Qual KsDsous SD iao Rhs uhich va 81 1s1al 4. -
aSSys Es.iaarsa' IN ne best sgs Al RoEaARp Agent
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- -la.Ils.ds.larI. ID. 80 aron... E.lIazIW

hsHe l1.gzsdsa anps efFi Dass Aromatic VallsyWhs
and ind % Be RgZe Grts q hne favor and Without
any deistsrious admlxture.
New York. --'7.4 gJAs. R. OHILEOsI ~. D. ,chsaSt
1 . "a = = a-r-s.tiafa
STAN AssAYERs OF1cE, p Somerset stFstt,i
Boft0n, AIrl Ia, 1ssS, | y s
Wl. II. DAILY New YORK hEFs made cheacSl Snsiss OF
yod Aromatic Valley Hhii L pdTs fss EoorsS
Rgf ~ ssf cofalnihs 10 5a5hs aafe3 Of any kind ana
4 you'd reeosnd Il 81 gpitlba faI medical pabh Bar
posassss- ~ JAS = iIAcESD, sfss 4issysr, .
~ M Aromatic FslE MILKY Is 5etslFed,
and aver }aFeiss And % be pare drficle
y ddasteiIfHG iats - zsQsslEU
Hss,f.4.- y HourErespectfaiy,. ..t~,-s ~ -
ira --y.f JAs-J. MAPEs, -Esalyessi C6stiss :.
H u Co1Hlnsrs depend up9n hrra Irfc II when
th bng he Valley Hhkyas i Is Sad " ss batls ard sass
Is fzs5r 10 South Eilliaz stssst Nsu Eo}k,.l.s.
as .v---,-. ss-.,.e. 4 SOLE Proprietor.
Fc galsia Nashville b. 3. szoRTH = .0dEAh.ri
- -n-L@a-45m --I----r si---e--t z ~ --t- st-s
ERfmMTNes s'l6fiE;, - $40 >
OsCA1g' B OHmE & col
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LAafEa, tHnLIgshe


ryHEREAS s5me EEacioasig aa eEsllatsd % s1nisF
NJ abe extent report st We 90 nst nal,e a1cl94 sas
- our house f. 5ufpoIs5 peoar hines n, We hereby
.Ia - ts phe hatBe ~ really % gafEe Auc.
oueerI agy person bg DAY faEor via acals aHd prom
lee fafdy to patrons 70 ne 6elt Of our ability
&C., -, s-.s7y f.. u. ~ HA}tDF sBR9I hERs,
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'FREfGHtis 70 - RhEnl !.

By h route EraghtS 81 al Inscription can sc forwarded
rom phis New YORK B6sIoh 81 BsdtSs ypont
oae aiTess & 9iei KeHuukys Iadau1y Inb9 W isc0n-
Sc Iowa. Missouri y RAILROAD lEeet-s,s sdsf -
1he Pennsylvania Railroad also connects It PitsBura with
steamers BY which Goods be fofrd ~ pert bn the
iOhOl EanHtk, fehnhsrlan, Illinois,
iapA W5sehnsn, 1ssearig Kaaas, AfEaEsass and Red
egast elsyespd saad7skE, Pnd phlgo Eiths4 POrt'
f Flsehghs ana shibbsfb s5tfsting shs tfisp5ftbn Of
ehsr tbs esnreiy with ebngncs Pn it
iilqA tsspAI ssitugt gi3 tafif hq aii5.f
.is TheEg Of freight q any poin hs West By ts Petnsy
Yaea sifoad area an eR AZ favorable a ed BY
f'5tnef 1ianIoad Go1ipahfe4I s,at s'7N"9nife~ ~
etst q 3 Phrtienls.,te mark pok9gs sBksEAs ~
- 67sS3SAs 3 lkB, Rhiledel8hias e "a .Legs ee-
RI - MAGkAH 4 Rooms, so North street, Daitipore. i,
ttLEk0H CO No. Astof Hoiss,6 Or 40. g. Wa. 81 n.
So bhk0A q CO.; No n sasi sssi, B0sedg, lite s'si
A. H. HOUSTON, Gen1 Efsight Asa BhilsdelphiS.
ss,gIllt H Gep'l cket As t, PhjlseelpRE
II si u9n . ! sup Al'SeIa ea;H cd, m
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Ayers ,iAgue Cure,

AyeTSS,iAg1e Cure, tIG
which neutraizes this maarious poison IN the bocd
4 ana sral atss the liver to sEpGl i la tle b9y AS
Il should So 5oes C1ge this ictIng sdisoler WIN
perfect oaftaiuty And It does more or rather loes
what Is Of more service to those subject to this iniecaon.
III takua III season Il epels L ranA the system as p Is
ssrbed and thus keeps those Nhe Use q es irp us
atEazae zee6 TIE sys5ans ~ health al5aot -'sea
II fthn Consequently NJ nos Only ctresi Dut
trdlgtts fom Tie great paIiey q etcttons He1 are
N Induced By ths hishghsht uelee, seA e tsehittent
Il Feyer Chin Fever, Dppb ~ Asies tfrlotlcal
u Haadaehe o. Bilious eaiaeae, pllieas y Eeu-
J. rsqia, Rheuniatsa f3putf Blindness Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthaae ptatons anial cAons
Of the Spleen, HyssaTiesy Collie lryals, and falniA
II Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels az q Wilch,
when arising from this cause, VII be tounq 70 assume
/ more or less the Intermittent type ms q Ai1U5
CuRB' removes the cause OF these arrangements ana
.epEes The aiseRse.s., . = ssgissys. 4, s,s.k.
This 81 accomplished BY stimulating tne eAefetPflss
r f5 exec i virus from the system; and these sans
dearees become habed 70 DO hls fhelr once Of tneH
own accord Henca what We 'o''
s1e NAV accomplish the same end, out ofl le Is not
-leng-eBoiqh on S sacrfoed IN tia attend while this
k75rE Ca ~ dsest Ut Bneeg SD with sa&etys we
sz5 ceat reason to believe ts 5 asJEet ne web as
rsfcr remedy for ne vhses ea Of 'isea7ss Ee1 are
5ss6ssd 81 IA e tlau any thee which
Il ~ been discovered; and It has Bt theL
ADVANTAGE TO the public, which IS that i IS cheap 4
| vyell ~ Ryf5g 81 -Ha 5Dn AZ 1
e I I 4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.Ml,ONTYvA.L,.E..- SPRING s:
p. ...'' 90 - ''. 18S o.
s. Ia. L 4 NNIEfR d ,SOASi ,ANR a. p, WATT,
OWNERS AND PROPRIEToRs.
AIsO Owners IsiaifiIYs and PrOprfetOrs of
EXC HAN gle HOTEL,

. -AQRIG oAERT, 80: - - 49, s:-gsGALABAIA.
EHyRAvELERs the Railroads from or Ohatsakooga
10 Knoxville Iennesses, reao AORtyale BY skhg stage
Coaches AZ Knoxvilez ---- .,s - .t... 10
MessrH s. LA6er Sons haze been engaged IN Hotel business
On Macon, Ga, in NeE York and Montgomery A y for
than twenty Epeelos has taught them the wants
Of The Travelling Pube aad they al who seek health
comfort pleasure h ismOTe complete
- -.-.-t WONEVALE tSPRINGS,as
10 the extent and variety Of means By Fh these obecae
cured They invoke the ateneon the public 10 their advan.
tageI in al these respscts
the curative properties these waters i've experienced
resident physicians testify e folloVs;s 1..r. ~,
''They in their effects the human system Duretc Das
phorele, Apeenf Highly AlteFaFt, Ehiarant GndrctlyJ
Powerfully Tonic, They have perhap rival in efficacy
either 10 the mineral vegetable plo for all copre
hended under The general term Dyspepsia With ali their man and
varied cqncomns as Hpocondraisis, Neuralgia Chronic
Liver Complaint 81 the Spleen. Sick and Nervous
Headache, Debility, DeTsngee Of the Nervous system az
Their Diurete properties render them powerful remedy in
They seentin Mercu Diseases, acousng the dor
ant powers pf vitality, and assisting nature to dsode apd
throw o. any morbid poisonous matter from the ayttl
IN EhpE, al cases 81 general debility lsRevgliPn VII Ind
sFefy Agfeeabls and reliable remedy IN tiesewaters.
Cases Of obstinate Chs and cutaneou
Herpes. OF letters, &c, have been cured by them
Wede earnestly, therefore, in AZ sin eeyit reoommenb all
person. suffering with Chronic Diseases, coeRnd make atrial
. =; 'ags7s-S 49, 7gGFf, 1aEfkA q CO.
The Bunlsiills IKIsY Democrat @esphii AD6SI Vicks
Burg C@s5J CRssh, and hatcher (SIssj Free 3rGisrl will
copy az their issues for three months and send b 70 Mont
Tale sPrngs q the PfoPrietorsi -. 49,,
may -ftsSsw3n WATT, LAEfER a 20
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XXI aas now oas-ing for sale that elegantfsdsos No %
Wv Vine street. reeently oclnp.e1 g hompson Esl,
containlIg r6dIis In emafn budilg; aeraf rooms,
kitchen. erriage bonsss stas ec IRE bofe i veesira
blsfesdenosg Ard Willie sold on lefai trHs. Appyto
IL & " Brown,
Mays. go. .i.-zsz,. z..z .4llz oAsLLZ ..Esss
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0OALl COALEl eOABIlF.-

A the Etna Yard may sl be found me Eufjpiy d
sHperoSCoas 4ts " gr2lsf coal in the city,
ssinr bpt very few ashes which are hVy and viii not 81
ssost destitute Of sEuoksot so5s r5nound
Fyf baye trisdf 0bs the hest and osteeenouies cal
Ia DE city ]. Eeliingat The following q Tatss: II
Large Select Lump, 2lc per bushel
p 1919 Screened, -'-4 lgc dr.. 80
! a. -.-- Biatksmiths,.1U f85o ----da5f &. a-iI
nv it. and you will other Orders car be left in
% sAML J. AGNET.
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AG ADAMS q GO.
IEI1"ssE.9D Eli II I. J.

universally suppaned all other Ontnents and ng
applications in both the Eastern and Western Hemisphere,
wherever introduced and its intrinsic the secret
Of tsBucce In all cde0u6 dFe0S, whether the cause
docideEfO or disease.
....a |t4sEs sss RLRNa 81 hGALls EIs.s.sA 10,
are instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and intam.
nation by timely apploa ton Of this narUsQous 4Isr
and the fesh is renew As BY charm, bemish or
rcar remaining. =
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J -TIe,Iio n ; .Tuesdays, 81. L6iifs Esaekl

FTVIE negand superior side wheel 5slr1tI ae1. - -
. Andersen. WiiLEuFE e Iab9ge r55l1slly
IN connection win the teamer ~ ~
VtS iDiY tss asdnsr Q y Einan lkes TT RiHce der
Ss1-Ssssr - ssf fUEsBA YHt ~ ucoek, ~ lh ~
Sss-s ~ 56f5 viz lave rebe ltps p pesst boats
~ TTIRgD AYsof sYe5y week iof s'4oql9
ssFer GTs51hf ~ hSs5ssg stPiy on b9sFd q q
~ $3.50 r. 5-s.t-s II. 4. HARRISON Ase11-
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IA u sEE AN s
JIG - - -.


,Ifi5 psFsusEly aaspisd he ahs 81 svs 81 Sea ant
a land, kesdeufl p Hot Chlsicl, PForg e Erf1tarT
hal1tsf lnYalllli ADD ConFae1cant1i CAPTAINS d
Vessels and Planters Win ana B Ftilssit a1gh
dihon 70 thsir Medicine Chest.
Win haae Vso heEa Esd . halhigh ilFar sd y deemed
y Id tozDiIssass gfaEs,Bh TIEssasass l.astifsss IN
HoElnS heeltay a s.. Eqsrtas 81 y sgiiia
laying al ihemuatoTy yptc and n many easeI sGeclr
curfuF 5ost zflicr.7I.TefF at-i4 lf.fll etasisA
u sBccsss q cCsss II Gr1gs 17lfgssfiss ESureyss
C0etigeeiPfoTs i b BEL Medicine the f1aaIl uiliic
Acidftv Of "a iICuald cad ifis Sirses11 ,ftlreai
sssuGl dHl9 prsgR0aey-Fieds speedily, and via maF
ssccell Fnir 81 esiihfsl infuenza. O. s.f ...iT
" q10Fi5 tt6 gTtGssf fgis @ fAogs Tofaf GA 81
~ q ~ e,aatlT asiiEgs 81 he h6Eeg rta1ing
de7seS. -
6es Q 2 fag1' az gags 1pSsrs e Frss Aps
@ F1Fg1ftrsi q rsTtlFsi.
l. LIS tnih9 farm e pe, eraflii pat 90 an tttle1
keep u any climate, and merely requires ar poul unon
produce adeli ghtiul tdefts5csnl lsfsrdte
Taken tths mqfnEg1 e insrera8 win De aTocaI
- N ayi 1eslg geatly tha gIts, Ea0fi1 ~ igeI
powers, e11tng healthy and Vigorous tone n e sh,
eltihs AZ essteit 81 bind and low Of splis Which give
. every enjoyment ~ also enables e Invalid oeasf Nae
Injuries With iapunyi from ghieh Be Otherwise
s.-Tsa and glihfat ghiie f d FIliFaf and stfiEg
Nan rod8 IRON prof lll5utl and oif r5nlleui
a tha hEhs.t sfsnfn throu-teuf .su-f 80 15ts.i
Increasing Popularity ior geu q years. IiFlg gus1nteo
shoae Fl1a5ls i cdhsd D u lhs iirorut
notice Of an lntellgsnt public.
PrsTlred and 1ola, Hhseals 11il E5l1ll hsiiaitif
JOHN A. TARRANT 9 CO., Drarligi5, i
1uael51diT 81" I'D No GfHancn iE. tdF ar4ah. n 4
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..esEa.ss ,IA5llttA4tlt lAGENHsyel
Agents FOR ne Duponti Hazard and Powder. Pie
dersgrsd Icing the only ntsn Nashville lanuurer
Hsnla Ra " stsniqn Ptthe Marcs sa Zzasrs,tS their
large stock Of Powder on hadd,f 90 Magazine FOR sale.
5000 kegs Dupont e 20O0 kegs Hazard Blasiink Pow
500 ~ do Do do q h7.7iieESi' fss7 " gsi
800 i '~gdp % 1ydno e fBIhsiaz
fR00a 1hEsrd dor Do i1a Powder, tz-rst -pr -
500 = dor $50 esss ofaPoHdsr, assorted
20o-aa<- ~ shDsi do Dr. ssr 5tauffsi- t1esr-@
5O0J kegsDpd alaGin So BsJ 10Y; I EloFf Co.,,
80 dsr.-Is rTs es-9tre p lts1sGetyifus87 ~
z tanli-Ni sris = a aAt-R. Oh Hath E1shts.
rH s-s-f gri1r- S0AiE AGENT H6azla 20 t-r 80
t- Dupont sFogdsff -slsiy SOY zcEfcr q 5sa sanity
EiHEEtd -s 09-ftrqac q. sqt7uEysf srsrrsH T. -
8Jcsrhors do ri--- -.i57 -t7sf- e. Esrs--1 -.
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$50 RENVARD

TNOR the apprehension and delivery OF SAMUEL HOosER
~ FAo gndr o6arse g having bpken open he
to commit uuraeE, hay made I escape and running az large
TIA Above reward val t6ofs Be paid 70 aHy one ba nil ~
f ts Hooset to hs sheriff Of Wilson o,uny Totbat ~
nav be brought to justice. L.Ls....-T =
sad HoQsF About years Of about Ayefes en inches
Eb scout bp tBr or rather sandy hair, has at tha ta
Wound non sfshot "a hsTight am bslnWbg elbow =
~ 4..,..- 4ar'' -rr' v~iHriJ : d. eHRIBTOP HBR1
sepI6--tf o. 81 -.f.l
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N u as

= n RR1s Brs-if Nuts; 10 bbs Texas Pecsnii
Hi ~ FItsrts. Is DO Almonds;
10 20 Enaiiah Wainut8
IN store lhi ~ ~, low st i3 and IS Market street By
iuhs29 HUGH McCREA & co.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1860
HANNIBAL & ST. JosEPH r. r

Packet Line!
TNHE Shortest, Quickest, Cheapest, and only
i reliable line from Kansas City to any of the
Eastern, Northern or Southern cities.
The Companys Packets will leave Kansas City
every afternoon at 4 o'clock, connecting at Atchi-
son with the Railroad. Only 60 miles of steam
boat travel. Time from Kansas City to st. Louis
twenty-eight hours. Three days saved over any
other route. Passengers will find it to their adj
vantage to call at the office of the Hannibal d St
Joseph Railroad Company, corner of Delaware
street and the Levee, near the q. S. Express.
D7Be sure and buy Through Tickets, and save
money. Baggage checked through ut Atchison
Meals and state rooms free.
Through Tickets for sale by E. w. PIERCE to
all the principal cities in the United States and
Canadas.
D7Freight taken at the lowest rates at all times
Passengers take their choice of routes to St
Louis, via. N. N. R. R., or take steamer from Han
nibal to St. Louis. E. W. PIERCE,
1871 Agent H. g. st. 10. R. R., Kansas CITY, No
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n. f. CONWAY,
w. e. SUTLTFF,

n Ter chant Tailor,
WHOLESALE and Retail dealer in Cloths,
w Clothing. Hats, Caps and Gents Furnish
ing Goods; EldFidge House. two doors south of
main entrance.
Lawrence, Aug q, 1859 "
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-07-28
THE GREAT KANSAS REMEDY
For Fever and Ague
WOODWARD & FINLEY's
A G. IT e G. u r E
And Antidota to Malaria

anu AuILOOI6 10 44d4drlds
TTNHOSE unacquainted with the virtues of this
L cheapest, safest and best specific for that pest
of Kansas-AGUE, we would refer to the following
testimonial Of Col. W. W. Fl. Lawrence of the firm
of Lawrence, Christian & Lane, Attorneys at Law,
well to the individual experience of the
thousands of others who have used it:
MINNEoLA, May s. 1860.
During the summer and fall of 1859 / was
troubled with the Fever and Ague. in its most
horTid forms. For months this disease fingered
about me, assuming every shape, both regular and
Irregular, common and uncommon. To arrest it,
| made use of the common remedy, Quinine, in a
most faithful manner but to no effect / also used
diligently, numerous other Medicines, said to be
"Ague Cures" in fact, / tried almost everything
/ could think or hear of, but ali to no purpose,
and "dernier resort sent to Messrs. Wood
ward d Finley, of Lawrence, for a package OF
their Ague Cure, and it is but Justice to them and
the medicine they sent me, to say that since !
commenced taking it, have had but one very
slight chill, and that the next day after got
the medicine. l used one bottle of Pills and part
of another, and part of bottle of their Bitters
My health improved rapidly, aud to-day am en-
joying better health than before for years there
fore cheerfully recommend both the Pills and Bit
ters as sure and safe Ague Remedy.
W. w. II. LAWRENCE.
u Woodward & Finley, Lawrence, Kansas,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers.
For sale by Flick d Eskridge, Emporia. 145
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Legal Notice

james IL. Marshall and
Eliza Marshall.
7 appearing, by the affidavit of L. T. Heritage,
i that the said defendants, James H Marshall
and Eliza Marshall non-residents of this Ter
ritory, and cannot be served with process issued
out of this Court, it is therefore, ordered by the
Clerk of said Court, in vacation, that publication
be made for six successive weeks in the EnlpOrid
Nelcs. weekly newspaper published in said
county, notifying the defendants of the tendency
of this suit, the object of which is to recover from
said defendants the sum of 500, with interest at
the rate of four per cent per month from the l4th
day of May, A. d. 1859, according to the tenor of
certain prumissory note and mortgage executed
and delivered by said defendants 20 said plaintiff,
as forth in said Plaintiff IS petition also for
the foreclosure of a mortgage, set forth in said
petition; and that unless they answer or demur to
the petition of said plaintiff or before the Sth day
of September. A. D. 1860, such petition will be
as true, and judgment rendered accordingly. and
such decree made and relief granted, as prayed in
said petition. L. MACARTHUR, Clerk,
BY I c. HILL Deputy.
J. H. WATSON. Atty for Pitt. l53w6
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Chronic Cases Treated.

Chronic Cases Treated.
r WISH it to be understood by my patrons and
/ the community generally that l will pay par
ticular attention to the treatment of CHRONIC Dis
eruptons of the skin. Also, particular attention
paid to diseases of women and children.
have had many years experience in the treat
ment of these diseases at the West, accompanied
with universal success and respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public.
AS JF NEWTON, NJ D.
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Territory of Kansas. breckenridge County, rs
District Court, Second Judicial District, Sep
TENDER Term, A. D. 1e60.
Solomon G. Brown, Plaintiff
Edward Lamb, Def.ndantS
I T appearing, by the affidavit of Solomon G.
i Brown that the said defendant, Edward Lamb,
is a non-i esident of the Territory of Kansas, and
cannot be served with process issued out of this
Court it is therefore ordered by the Clerk of said
Court, in vacation, that publication be made for
six successive weeks in THE EMPoRIA NEWS q
weekly newspaper published in said county, mott
flying the defendant that the said plaintiff, Solo
mon G. Brown, has commenced q civil action
against the said defendant, Edward Lamb, in the
District Court in and for the county aforesaid. to
recover the sum of three hundred dollars, with
interest at the rate OF twenty five per cent. per
an mum from the twenty second day of April, a.
d. 1860, according to the tenor of n certain prom
issory note and mortgage, executed and delivered
by said defendant to S. j. Short, and by him in
dOrsed, assigned and delivered to the said plain
tiff, set forth in Plaintiff IS petition also for the
foreclosure of the said mortgage upon the follow
ing described premises, situate in said county of
Breckenridge, to wit: the south west quarter of
section number %, in township number IS, of
range number IL, east of the sixth principal me-
ridlan, set forth in said petition and that I'M
less the said defendant answers or demurs to the
petition of the said plaintiff, on before the fif
teenth day of September A. d. 1860, such petition
will be taken true, and judgment rendered
cordingly and the mortgaged premises will be
ordered to be sold TO satisfy the said judgment.
L. MACARTHUR, Clerk
OF the Second District Court.
By T. c. HILL, Deputy
Breckenridge Co., K. T.
RANKIN WRIGHT, Att'ys for Plt'ff.
July Is. 1860 l54w6
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4 00ADRY HIDES WANTED, for which
1sOOO the highest cash price viii be paid AT
noyl36 PROCTER'S.