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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
Extracts frem Washington Letters.

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q The New York Evening Poets letter savs:
ga' The attack upon Mr. Hickman on Friday
evening, by Edmndson. of Virginia creates a
good deal of excitement among the Opposition
members. The attack was entirelygunprovok
ed, and was made by large, stout man, ac.
companied BY two of his friends, upon weak,
slight, sick man, who was alone. Mr.. Hickman
was walking down the Capital steps, when
Edmundson approached him. saying, You
made speech the other night atY Willard,s
Hotel. did, replied Mr.. Hickman And,
DIN. you, you slsndered my State. you liar
and coward, continued Mr.. Edmundsen. at
the same moment striking him with his cane
across the head. Mr.. Hickman was about to
repel the assanlt,when be was caught by Vice.
President Breckinridge, who led him avay;
Keitt and Bouiigny of New Orleans taking
care of Edmundson. It is reported that Keitt
called ont to sBreckinridge, alluding to Mr..
Hicktnan: take the hound away I" It will
be Iecollected that both Keitt and Edmund.
son we're the instigators of the attack upon
Sumner. and stood sentinel while Brooks did
bis bloody work. No enc thinks Mr.Keitt
had anything TO do with the recent outrage,
except to separate the parties understand
that Mr. Hickman bled at the lungs freely the
night and morning after the brutal attack up-
on him. 1t was remarked yesterday that MIR.
BreckWridge was in the House for half an
hour. and all the time he sat laughing with
Edmundson, who, overcoat on and cigar 10
his mouth, sat upon one of the sofas in the
extremity of the Hall, and finally the Vice.
President went ont with bis Virginia friend.
as it he meant to testify to she House his
appreciation of the ATTACK or Mr.. Hickman.
| 1t must be remarked that the brutal attack
vas unprovoked; and il the excuse be offered
'of hdmnndson that he was tipsy, it will be
repned that when sober be offered no apology.
| = think it is safe to say that the offsuse will
not again be repeated this winter for every
Republican member will hencefortb be pre.
pared for any assault, at any time even At the
breakfast and dinner table, for Southern een
temen a1,s choose most singular places and occa.
slons to attack Northern Representative =
some time ago, when Mr.. Haskfn dropped his
pistol from his coat, Clemens. of y,rpinso
made great ado over it--he, however can
see why it is that members go armed. when
be can teach his colleagues manners, let him
call for disarmament, and not before
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
THE PLACE waERE nEn SHOULD Dlz.


'-el How 1itie recks it where die,
when once ,hs no,nent't past,
In which the dim and glazing eye
iaFzae NJ Has locked earth lie last;
q Whether beneath its seuptured urn
sez The eonlned form shah rest, -tg
s7sI Or, in its nakedness return, a6
q --.~-- e Back tothe mothers breast.
* Death is a common fiisnd OF foe,
= II 80 AZ diHssent may hold;
Fsia9 And at his summons each must CO.
ss9as The tinid and the bold
rsq But when The spirit free and warm
90 sa ~...g q z Deserts it, IL must, .1a,as
1890 what mAtter where thu H6eIess form
e.g.. ssSs Dissolres again TO dusis
R,tsa9.o e The soldier fslIs mid crosses piled,
-ssssiS Upon the battle plain, 'sira
Where reinless War-steed FAllops wild
= Among tha mangIed slain
- - But thoSgh his eorss be grim to sss,a
4szpd - HOoftrampied On the sod. .g
~ What reclksit when the spirit Ice
NJ Hss SCARED sIoft to God Y II
: = : = : Ths coward. dyisg eye may ma ieioss 2
Upon ms dowDy bed,
And softest hands his limbs compose,
tt92E ~ Va Or garment Ger them spread; D
Butye who stun the bloody fray,
q Whste feii the manglsd brave, =
Go-strip his coffin lid away.
.....- And ses him in his grave.
.,-. 'rusfs sweet, indeed, 10 close our eyes
Of = l...,-... With thoss We cherish snepr,g a.
---.-. And waited upward by their sighs
Soar to rome ealmer sphere; .hl
g; b 80. Bot whether on :le seaESld high,
g = .f. Or In the battles van, agINIat
% s. The astsst place wLers man can die
% { % J...... Il where be dies for man ! 3 I x.
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The baliff and the undertaken look upon a
falling mao with the same hope-namely, to
take the body. '..- -
q Now days. as soon as a novel has had its
run, and is beginning to be forgotten. out
comes an edition Of il as standard novel;
o Receive your thoughts as guests, and treat
your desires like children. @@ ~" -,
q Man creates more discontant to himself
than ever is occasioned BY others s1
A word once spoken, coach with four
horses cannot overtake it and bring it back.
Let no man be ashamed to speak what he Is
not ashamed 10 think and to feel. % ,,.
"A good way to light some cities with gas
would be to set fire to their editors.,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29

NSS 4'sOSpAPT.
~ !" m famous now
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$3.50. Ihey lock so-what l recollect iay
80. anu '"en was k NO. s ID
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: s7- NJ .or- OIana mas printed blind '1
far ,m.l -. ''0" go P'osoAtns "ork t- ra.
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-- sS 'nou M no SAars i-the Is LETT ont -
,,, ,,-1'..l' aou ~ "a eA's inseeAo b
fs 81, - - . IeH' 70 Pu' aH
~ ." ~ sues sPaee
so many Diunoefs cfamne1: g
whose gentie eyes oedimmed is spelt
lsA- p 'nose gentle eyes De d-dF -..,. ID
aIs5 -as 81 u5W ti5li zl4iht iHa Ga
,sii ii The color OF the rose is nose,' -'-i
fl $50 Affection is .afiiction : .aH
-as wonder If the likeness holds apliHT5
,- Thou art friend the is gone, II, =-sa
Who ever would have deemed sr4Ha5s
That such triding thing could ch aneo ne fal
friend into iendP r In v4
"a,L g 9'7-' % ~-'''.." .era
81. thou art the same is rendered 'lauie,' .-..4
E H reaiS Is TOO bad; ''4 e7'' - a- 81
ga And here because an Il is out,
sa bed My lovely maid is mad t'i01 81
sla they drove her blind by poking in a. 4+l
ra SRI An eye-a process new ;iTsazs i3
And no" they've gouged It out again, 7hl.-5
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
TO MY MOTHER

TO NY MOTHER
-zas =a
BIZ REV. WIN. CROMWELL, D d,
Ny mutberi manya burning word ula
Would not suffice the love to tel,
with whie b my Utmost soul is stirred -sg
Asthou=hss Of thee my bosom swell!
But better should III express 7siE
The passion thus, than leave untold
The glow IT iIiaI tendsrderuess
which never in my heart grows cold
Oft rs muse DER all the wrong. @
The silent grief the secret pain,
Ny froward youth has cansed, long
To live my childhood DER sgain. z1-a
sAnd Jet they were not all in vain. vH5g
The lessons which thy love then taueht; -
Nor always hath II dormant iain.r .-E
The fire from thy example caught
And now, as feelings all divine z1-s
With deepest power my spirit touch,
feel as II some prayer Of thine,
Ny mother ] were avaiIng much.
And thus aysilins more and mors.z j Z
be Il thine in bliss to see M
The hopes with which thy heart runs DER, e7a7s
In fondest hour, fulfilled in mel
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29

The man who is without an idea, generai,
has the greatest idea Of himself s,s =. i .-l
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
DEMOC5RAT..

...-...... .s...,... RAvEHEA, osIo.
wsanssdas Morning February 90, 1850.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
The Visible Important Decision Of the
y q IL - Supreme Court Of Chic. 50 Z

Tie law passed by the Democratic Legis
lature of last winter prohibiting citizens from
j !, voting who have any perceptible tiuge of
e e q - African blood, has been pronounced uneenstis
g tutional by the unsnimons decision OF our Su
. aitsssapreme Court. Judge Gbolson delivering the
opinion. We take Ahe official repor, Of the
ys decision from the State Journal as folio vs. Is
ll9.-~Alfred J.eAnderson.v vs. Thomas
liilliken, ct al Error to the Common Pleas
q of Butler County. Z - .sf saa II = 8
ss s s.. sGholseniJa Held sii 5. sssas5g
9 -sys r. eS g Persons having mixture of African
ssst blood, but a prepondefanee Of whitelb blood.
v Z or being more white than black, and being
15a otherwise qualified, were. by the settled con
@ "a ssfuction of the section of the Constitution
g g = Of 1902 regulating the exercise Of the elect
franchise. entitledto enjoy the right of an
] @ssg elector No change was made in this respect
4 -. by the corresponding section of The Constitu.
: 3 ~ ton Of 185 The same persons being other.
wise qualified, are not TO be excluded on &C.
assag count of color, but are entitled under the
... present Constitution, to vote at ell elections.
.so,s.s.2 The plaintiff being one of the descrip
tion Of persons 50 entitled to vote having only
one-eighth of African blood, and his vote
= having been refpsed for that reason only, at
Bs II the election 1856. for electors of President
'sssas and Vice President of The United States by
Assosa the judges Of the election against whom he
zssso brought an. action for such .refusals Held
that he was entitled 10 recover for The viola.
ss ton Of right secured BY the Constitution
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
c0lumbus Sunday sehoal Uaiaa.
The oaarterIy Meeting q ,he t,oIamb

The Quarterly Meeting OF the Columbus
Sunday School .csl Union vas held in the First
Presbyterian Church OF thatlcity on the l4th
inst. and was an. occasion. Of great interest
Bishop Bedei. who had been invited was IN
abe ''o, attend out addressed letter to the
e'nion'=sro"- wfich We make the following
beautiful extract;
The three. fold cord cannot easily he bro
- g ken, which, uniting the fidelity and love Of
.sas Parent. Pastor and Sunday Teacher. in the
neffort 70 enforce our SapiOurs grace, enwraps
ssaaathe heart of child within the tender bonds
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-29
and tie General Weyars.
EFLlEcTIoNa

Upon receiving copy of my frat Poem, published u.
Tillase Newspaper. f-F &
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-15
Gransporfation.
LOuisville and Nashville
RAILROAD. q s 2
81 55zzE @

TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
i Nashville and Louisville, making close conpec.
tons at Louisville for New York, Boston, Ph'ladel-
ph.a, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
West -.
On and after SUNDAY, January I'D, 1850, trains
viii run as follows:
Firsitraineaves Nashville at 80 N daily stop
ping nj Gailatin Bowling Green, glasgow Junction,
Ehzabcthtown, and all regular stations W hen signal
led by tag and arriving in Louisville At $50 z
NJ. Returning, leaves Louisville al 90 p. NJ, stop
ping as above, and arriving Nashville at SOS
AN.
sscondtran leaves Nashville at 1880 A. N daily
tSundays excepted stopping FIRST train and ar
irving In Louisville at Sac P. ~. Returning leaves
Louisville at 40 A. NJ stopping above, and
irving in Nashville at 5:36 p. NJ.
Gallaiin accommodating Train leaves Nash vile
daily Sundays exeepied) at 3ls p. NJ, and arriv-
tin at 100 A. M, and arrives in Nashville at s:ie
A. NJ. JNO. B. ANDERSON. Sup't
Al FnEID, len nTieket Ag't jan25-dtf
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ToRTy-srx seres Of lsps Hhsss niies fzem sAe cay
Il sea x1astsd &c Mi czr<k- sssaE part q Us
szus1b tzszt q lsre- = ere - she1k1 e EeFes q
1<zFlsy tnber<a. fhs h.i@zee sl<sHe1 sz1 - > tzs
sfssa ~ euhlxsziez. Tie Al 4 # - f<hs<z ez<z
q sse - gsreseAs{ 1925 !. s..<-er = $50 =
lzzs - 60 So FEani1< . a. e<1zzz e - fo41
.ks<A ae1rfs - e5<1Ft4zss <or Fs<li2< - -,
.hz<s = : crest . hsHcefsts2 = ts1@s s&nssz V
epE1< y z IkA6fk, 60 -
5kaiS-fszkfiH eLA<xGlk = kAaso4
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Land for Sale.

r Will reH the premises uron which nov reside,
i sitaAted upon he Nsshvilie and euEfreessoro'
Turnpike and also upen DE Nashville and CeAtl2-
Booss Railroad about - miles from Nashville, and
! nile from Iavergne.
! vii ssl either the entise tract, eonsistiag ei
40 acres, eniy porsian Of the kane. ecassfins
az sbaut sso ceres. she premis<s have ne~ and
eomnsedsoeE Dwelling, ieseihsf With al ncct Rary
Ont Houses les IN nnesiatsty between the Turnpike
and RaiFead treating 90 each, and IN . nelga-
borheed q sxeeest schools, Churches zna society.
The aad = well sartefed, and Il q The eqttOm laEe
Of Hurricane Creek. There II about so acres q
cleared izns upon tns tract
The sbeve iasd III sals EentleEnen ~bs a-s desnE
easnsss Nashville, snd also fer fsruHing purpo-
SIS generally, eaLpot Be exeelied - any .ne n
Tennessee
~lll sea upan the foliow.ns ssruzss eoe fasrs ss
cash vixen pessessios i Fisen tsh<h ~fii ee sfssa
~ any tinsv ) tae hzanee ~ &c I'D fsars aa-
interest, ssy other trfns tb.t sih se- -
purchaser. fersoEk tesfous q pafshzsseE Ga e
1ress lie uneerrixbed IsssFEses Isshezses 81 a<
ga be seen epaa tAe p<eIniszs ~ nzzkiaz en91ift
.-~sLsfx--A FIX c Ro4S.
lasissliis Jesruai VIA give tnssEs,s.s = trs.
weekiy and UEsen snc AussFsc4a = ~ esp3 ss<d la
81 Fsbrsary
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-15
IN ORDERING TICK Ts oRcERrIrIcArI

Enclosethe amount OIL money 10 our address, Z
what you wish TO purchase; name the Lottery
which you ish ls invested and " neither you vii
Eholes, Halves or Quarters, or kighihs, on recei
of which We send what is ordered by arst mail.
gether with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing a Printed Drawi
certified TO by the Commissioners, WILDE sent, Nj
an Explanation.
ss- Purchasers will pleAse write their signatnI
plain and give the name OF their Post Once ,coun
and State
Recommendations strictly &c on hdentiAi
sS-Allprize fol 900 and under .Paidimmedia
Y after the drawing-Othei PriIetatthe usua timt
forty days
TPwood, Eddy Co.'S lotteries are drawn
Augusta Georgia, and Wilmington, Delaware.
Address Orders or ricksttor Certificates by n
or Express to be IirccfedtO
WooD, EDDY n CO. Augusta Georgia.
r,wooo, EDDY & CO. Atlanta C eorgiA.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington delaware
RS-Circulars containing Schemes Tor The mo-
will be sent free Of expense by addressing as abb,
Jan27
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Nashville and Chattanooga r.. r.
80 - 80 81
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER
Sunday next, Jan. %, 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West,
will q follows:

will follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50, A n. and 2, r. NJ
COMING WEST.
Arrive at Nashville at s:4o, A. n. and 5:loP u.
IL rail connection and shortest route 10 Boston
N New YORK., Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing.
ton Charleston, Savannah, Montgomery, New Or
leans &c. Passengers for the East aud Ssuth, over
the Memphis Charleston Railroad will take the
?. n. tram from Nashville which will cOnDect At
Chattanooga with the quick train for Washington,
Philadelphia, New York &c, and at Stevenson with
the fast train over the Memphis and Chariekton
Railroad and its southern connections. Passengers
for the Western and Atlanta Railroad connecting
with the Georgia and South Carolina Roads, will go
through without detention by taking the so n.
train from Nashville.
Through Tickets may be had at ny hour appli
cation Ticket Agent at Office at Depot, to the fol-
lowing places, and nj the following prices viz:
Nashville 10 New York via Charleston. ). c. $50 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-15
Buena Vista Springs
FOR REM.

THAT popular resort, located two miles from the
i city, on excellent turnpike road, Is DOW offer.
ed for rent for the ensuing year. The proprietors
have spared expense in beautifying the grounds,
and making such substantial Improvements as 10
make inviting place for those pleasure seekers
whose business will admit OF but limited absence
from the city. There on the grounds one well
furnished house provided with everything requisite
TO social amusement, Billiards, &c also desirable as
a residence Also another building detached con
tanning tw oew and excellent Ten-P.D Alleys, Bar
&c.
The premises contain two never milling Suiphar
Springs that yearly thousands from the city
on account OF their medical and pastable qualities
For further particulars touching The meriu Of The
place, terms Of rent, &c, cali on
DOUGLAS WALSH,
Corner Of Dcaderick and Cherry streets.
dec1e-tf Nashville, Tenn.
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professional Garos.
DR. w. .HUNLEY ,

- GATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN y
Observation-Disclosures vicefto the ;itizens
l. OF Nashville and vicinity. he has heenactively
engaged the practice Of his Profession In all its
brsnchesfor the last sixteen years and hopes y
ton to able render satisfactionto ali
who may favor him with call.
ONCE No. AK Cherry street near Capt stockeifs
new residence. Residence Pear lstreet South sasn'
vile. Apr2S-ou
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-15

Certificates Of packages in the Ordinary Draw IN
will be sold II the following .ates, which Is the rs
Certificate Of Package Of 10 v hole Tickets $50
4" 10 Half 1" - 40
"a 10 Quarter " - 20
I" 10 Eighth - 10
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Removed.

WE have removed our Stuck and Dusiness from
w No. 90, Market street, TO the large and ex'
tensve House, No. 5, saue street, formerly occu-
pied by Messrs Carter, Wiilsford Co, where we
will coutiu ue the Agricultural snd SEED bus
heretofore. ARMSTRONG 90.
m
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PREMIUM PIANOS.
New Music! New Music!!
AZ Luck'S Music Store.

DOBB1N around ,Schottisch, rs ceats
ID Siivery Midnight Moon, 25
I have heard from my home, rs 4"
Annie Isle, "a beautiful Song IS q.
Gentle Annie .(varatioDs by Beilsk,) IS az
Forest Glade Polka Brills Mt by Colts
chalk, SO
La Trav iata complete Opera, $500
Richardson e revised Piano Instructor, 90
Teachers and Summaries supplied the usual
terms and Music sent any part OF the country on
receipt of mArkeiprice. scptl7-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-15
EXPREss FREIGHT.

THE Nashville snd Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
l. ny, in connection with Roads below, ar
running an Express Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah to nashville at slower speed but with
the same certainty thei- passenger trains No de-
lay TO freights by this route. L. w. COLE,
tan27-u. Supt-
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STAT. ~ cesacncrT,l

S1t1s cf CesNAtftNtEfi
. CoU>r4 ~ HAExroxn
4, AEsxr h. ". EteH.a Notary Pubs IN sna fos
tbs stale CunRrci.c1t, duly csssns ssis.ssa ssd
s~or5 rexitias % the Cts Cosaty q hsfeord,
In ssi AEo 4 caB~estUst eesfy tat "a ths ash
"a, a J1szry 70 he ysAr sac fheas-n sis IA baa-
dFed and SKY. persoHa sffesFed eslofe ne - zsie
Cty ~ haftoI a tzish al lxtts sss % H. sfskaes
bos - tbs cay saa xisoan sell zcaasfai-
Cd. and ~no are pssseesiis kHosa - nc % ee re-
spscnxelS ths ffestSsnt sa ee<EttsFy Il k2id ClsF-
soF etzk Else aH4 H4EtEs InzaEsnSs CzEp9ng, sn1
they thea sse there sss.F4iy Subscribed rs above
ny psess1et. sz4 1ss4e se.a<.e oz<e -
the tFssh & fhs EEstteFs lA<reta fsrsh.
Ii xsissesz heFe<f, aase aersat - sst ~ ta16
s,s sxsa az NsIsr ~ sea- f1tx e <r ll1r<
a. shs t~snteth 4y 81 T4alzss .sss sAe1szaa ga
a. 81 HESkY W HuH,
ian3s-u Notary febsle-
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prs.~. Paid Immediately after u

Prfxes Paid Immediately aitef
Drawing.
~ ll,r1srssdaresses TOR kAs g @ =
gilminGtop Del. - u meet~ih pfomPa e
sos "a a b eprinfed ofleis idr.~sss sssntasseo
over. 80
CAUTION
p.-se,.l,x;nr m a aislanee should Be extrer
e.utsous OF whom they order Lottery fiekets OF
tIaestes az Packages Of TScksts- The county
flooded with bogus and ssiadiing i'ottefses- ~
Iad ucemens il held out 20 get persons % lnxesi
ney in lhsm--CspilaI Prizes Of from So, ~ 70
900 head their schenes-~sfh fcksts Al ons 20
xIee 300 Capital Prizes are c1eFec, Ilckets -
Ssh IN every 3 stance, are franas; ahe He-
go q them fer tickets IL Ii 50 naeefthroSn at
uIsiout the shaAox Of chance Of Fefssnf -
Dzxare Of al Lotteries where the C4pit1i n.
asusuzlis large n Comparison 20 ths pre- ~ -
% for 4 small cost Of nekeis, pol dose toI :
.aIa sraad FRANCE, aisuADskAIs W,
tzHzs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-15

DIR. JOHN w. MORTON,
hesidence Cor College and Watkins Avenue
(F0RHERIY LINE srRxEI,D
once No. CO North CherryStreet.
jsa2T-tG
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A BLOODLESS vlCTORY!!!
1000, 000 Boxes Sold Of
AOREAEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

I,HIssaormous auaHiity ofthislnvaiuaele Rene
dy has bee purchased by citizens OF she unitso
sates in the short time has been before the
yab.c The for hiss dinary success 10
imply n the aetuzitrsth value oil the article.
30 one bay tie MAGNETIC PLASTER without BE-
omingits friend. Itperforms ali that Is promised.
md carries with IL ia reeomme ndsston- IIaiy
hisisa vietsry-peaeefnlan and blooalesy--but be :
ieve not gexs gofsoas than shs tFiumphs OF With
It's tain Of Carnage and desalztiop
The MAGNETIC PLAsTER 10 uadoaktedly the
Greatest Strengthened and Fsia Destroy that Sci,
sBes has yet discovered. Ifyoa pat lTasterany.
~aers II Paisis there ,the Plaster vii stick there
antilth ain mas VANISHED raePiastersaag netixes
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49, - 49, 49, 49, s5zssS<z
POg ST. LOUIS, Chicago, DLTR0IT,
And ali Points West and North
west.
rhe Great western and Northwest shortLine Route
1859. FALL ARRANGEMENT
Two Daily Trains 10 81. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and AFTER REcENBER sth lass. Passenger
ieao a, NJ. chiesso and -: Louis Express Ma. a.
4. u; and Chicago Al io'*e A "; cineiasasi At
,o.ls p u. Chicago ana 81. Louis Nigh, Express
(DaIly except saturdaysl, reaching -. Louis at
lsO0P. N, and Chicago Al 1880 p. n. On s.tsr-
day nights this train runs osiy TO snehef. re-
turning Aoaday mornings
las P. ". Mitchell AceomHodation DAILY except
sundays). Returning, connects with the hain
Sssy al SIS n ~ hoassi s-t q See ?. n
Trans leave 81 Losis ESQ A n, and ssooP-
M..arrising 81 Leaisyiie ~ esis A n and sac
Pm.
Only one change Of Cars TO ST. Louis. Cincin-
natl, or Chicago.
Baggage Checked Through.
All Trans connect elssrly siih all fas<esSsf
trains on ,he ono "A aissssssp aiife.d ahe sail
lHde anteiy foro. n. trains wsen iheS are eei-5-
20. thereby asarins . passsa - o. .sssi
~ Passengers and Baggage tsken 10 Asd fFeu
any part Of the eity asd ths Cars tres q st.fEe.
Both rareax b Faiss eeSssetelesslf =. sfesneAs-
lie VIA the Ierre Haste Aed kirhneee k.sisuea,
west fos Tsrre Hssts ssa So o1s, AID k.stt7s II.
as.s.r.s,s Al fafsyette 5tb the Io4eto ester1
R.lIx.x AID With The Michigan sestb<Fn znd
So-.h~rn Inaiza. x. Il. fer foirdo and Chcsso snd
All faferrs~sEass stzttoes- Also II Michigan CITY
x,,n she nkhsxan csatrai . iircsd fsf che@E ss1
al ssinss xess sorth-sest. Aisefor b~tfoit<na
- sseesrzIPasssaser onee, Ne ass Mzis street
isalssssse KY. = here TtsfOCGh iICkkIs @ne far
tber iaforaaasiea - oe<siaed.
Traaas are b L.oG,zFllfs Line
= kickER sSspt
Ssw AIsz1y. o<t-1s. las. eeef7-sf
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Goal! Coal! COal!
Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against B. s. HAMIL-
IA TON, ere requested to file them with his Trus
tee for settlement before the Sth day OF Feb
ruary 1860 for pro rata distribution d payment
W. II. LUClS, TrI stee for
b. s HAMILTON,
No. 70, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn