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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-30

We know no section as distinct from the other;
we know the Constitution and the States under it,
and their rights guaranteed under that instru-
ment. Joseph Lane
The Constitution and the Equality Of the
States. These are symbols of everlasting union
Let these be the rallying cries of NE people
C.. breckenridge.
"lnstoad of breaking up the Union. we intend to
strengthen and to lengthen it."-Joi1i C. Breckin-
Tiiye.
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MIR, breckenridge.

Few men in the South would regret the election
os John C. Breckenridge to the Presidency OF the
United States No one would regard 1t as Nation
al calamity Indeed such a result would give
peace and quiet to the entire nation and commerce
and all other industrial interests would receive
fresh impulse under his patriotic efforts to strength
en- and lengthen the Union
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The PurppRe.

Mr. Douglas' visit 10 Tennessee is for the benefit
of Mr. Bell by trying to get enough of votes off OF
Breckenridge to defeat him. Every sane man knows
that there is no earthly chance for Douglas to carry
the State and of course his labor will be lost for
himself and only beaefits Bell If Douglas succeeds
in making the division IN the Democratic party any
Creater-C yeUeldHd BQlIer.
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GARxErT's DIsTRIUT.--We are assured (says the
Norfolk Argts) by gentleman from that section OF
the State, that Breckinridge will gain 600 on
Letcher's vote in Garnett's District. Douglas has
no party in the District, and many Wings have de-
clared for Breckenridge and Lane Wheeling (Va.)
HMM l
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Nashville PIOw works.

TUNIIs estahll5hment having been built -
by Messrs. sharp & Hamilton, with 49,
Increased facilities for manufacturing PlOga Nm =
Cultiyators &c, will keep full supply
Steel and Wrought Iron PoWs haad TO which ve
the OF Farmers and Planters Those Implements are
all perform WE'LL and good in respect
As the imported pows, and uniformly less prices
oetI9-dIWGwSm HILIMAN BROTHERS.
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For Iaent or Lease.

EyHAT large commodous Warehouse formerly occupied
By FREACn sOE, fronting forty feet Clark
running back hundred feet with large basement the
eure length fronting fOryOne feet Church. and adjoining
the House Frenb Irwin Reid This is the largest and
most convenient Storage the city, and be rented
leased pom the favorable terms For particulars apply to
Il. S. FRENCH, atthe ofhce Of French. Irwin keid
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-30

PoLrrICS IN VIRGINIA. Senator Mason, OF virginia,
made q speech at Richmond on Saturday night He
fully discussed the issues of the day. The three
great leaders of the Virginia DemOcracy-Wihe
Hunter and Mason are nov on the stump IN that
State for Breckenridge and Lane.
At the recent elections in Virginia, to fill Yacan-
ciea in the Legislature the Breckenridge men, in al
most every instance were elected. In the Chester
field Senatorial DISTRICT, it expected that Cox,
the candidate of the combined Douglas and Bell
forces would be chosen by from 500 to 600 majority
To the surprise of everybody the Breckenridge can
didate, b. H. Nash, has beaten him by 90 majority
y. 7. Day Book. ...... ....
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Nos ImUSIC.

MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
Land and Negroes for Sale.
TENHR undersigned will Public Sale
Il Decemb Der goth 1850, unless previously disposed
mAURY COUNTY LAND,
Situated the Of Bybigby seven miles
Columbia, and four miles from the village Of Mt Pleasant
Maury county, Tennessee, adjoining the lands Of George w.
Andrew J. Polk and others, containing
Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Acres.
OF which there GOO 700 acres cleared veil
proved with good Oversee house, containing six and
quarters nfcsrt negros
the premises excellent Gin House. Tobacco
&c There four excellent springs the plantation, whe
are so located as to make the land susceptible OF berg divided
Ato smaller farms desired BY purchasers all By
one, making ii the most desirable
stock Farm in Tennessee,
There will also be sold at the saue Tins and place all the
stock Of Wheat Corn hys Cattle, Hogs &e und alt the Arm
ing utensils, &c.
also propose ssI in families to suit purchasers composed
OF tina most valuable lot in the State,
EIGHTY NEGROES,
Among them PlasererI Backsmhs and Carpenters. No
guaranty Of sOnndness will be made, slave
diseased will be pointed ont.
TERMS OF SALE.
The land will be sold credit one, three
for bond with approved security, and payzb 10 Sank,
bearing interest the purchase money date said
will be required 70 be paid aaliy.
The negroes Ril be sold in families credit Of
with interest," add such security will be acceptable
Lucius George w. Polk myse which win be made
to proposing purchase The negroes will hs sold public
y unles previously disposed Of the sth Of December
The stock CT Cattle Hogs, Progsnder, Farming IaPeents,
&c, will be sold on Tedit u twelve manhs with interest
from date.
Eor fuher particulars application nay made Lusius
or Geo. w. Polls psAr the premises, or . me- ADDE'S
Oct. u, Go-d,twEElm Florence, Alabama
Nashville Raaser Memphis pb sai and Louisville Journal
copy one month and send bills to uie adyertserl
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Pocket Book Found.

BXOUND, Monday Morning, Morocco Pocket BOOK con
tanning suaamount OF money and several valuable pa
Eers, which the owner cgn have on applying 70 s,,
Oet30-d5 JyhN hlbEi' AcssHe'u'
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mnuarh ana Hnrwood .

John K. Howard and Robert Haywood Esq, adj
dressed the people of Henry county, at this place
on last Saturday On account of the inelemency 81
the weather there was not large audience, but
those who did hear them were much pleased with
the strong and forcibe manner in which they adyo
Gated the cause of Breckenridge and Lane. Thes6
gentlemen are literally walking over the course
having no opponents from the other parties. They
intend to prosecute the up the day of thu
election-P Paris Sentinel, Oct "a
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While the Prince Of Wales was passing up the
Hudson river, Judge Roosevelt pointed out to the
marty several revolutionary localities, and among
others Uery sensJly indicated the spot where Maj
Andre was hung The information is said to have
elected marked shrug of the shoulders of the lis
teRng youthful lord and heir to the throne of Eng
land.
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SETILL Saturday. the 9Th upep class sOr esehlnl
w the above useful in Ir. Kirkman's Building,
Of Summer and Union streets Bours to s. P. and
at night All who wish to join the classes should Secur
seats without DELAY, the is small and will
da.ea large nuuher oct25-f
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For Inc CongressiOnaI DiStricJs.
First District-A G.. WATKINS of jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS, of Claiborne
Third d. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton
Fourth (" THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth I" VIM B. BATE of Sumner. .
Sixth =" GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury
Seventh " n. n. COX, of Perry,
Eighth ROBT. W. HAYWOOD of Davidson.
Ninth J. D. c. ATKINS, of Henry.
Tenth II. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood.
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Dear Sir: Your favor has just been placed IN my
hands The words of Judge Douglas, as nearly as
can ut this moment recall them, as related TO me by
the honorable gentleman have named, were as fol
lows: BY God sir the election shall never GO into
the House-befOre it shall 90 into the House. viii
throw il over to Lincoln" The words thus used
were accompanied by a violent gesture, and per-
hAps an additional oath.
lam, very truly yours,
ALFERD T. LEWIS.
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For Sal

ON THURSDAY, TIE 18th November next, By virtue Of a
DeeI OF Trust executed 10 by John and George
Eoiconer proceed SELL the premises. all the
fodder farming utensils and stock Of all descriptions conveyed
n all TIst Deed Of land, and
every way suited stock farm Said lana the
CaupbesYe Turnpike road, six miles South Of Columbia
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
Nashville USIoE AMERICAN copy three tmsI aud Send
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LII Sol

. 1t is rumored that when Douglas was in this city
last week. his most confidential friends informed him
of the true condition OF things in Missouri They
assured him that since the election in Pennsylvania
Ohio and Indiana. the great mass of his followers
had abandoned him and were fast returning to the
true Democratic fold. ThereupOn Douglas. It is
said advised them togiye the State to Bell and Eve
rett 1t was agreed to keep his ticket in the field IN
order to retain the foreign vote, which cannot De
transferred to Bell and Everett but secret advices
have been sent to those who be trusted and sue
cessfulIy operated upon, to labor for the socalled
Union ticket. This will iexplan the terrific Union
articles with which the columns of the RepdbiiOdn
have tcemed Tor the last few days, and the persls-
tence with which it charges the Breckenridge men
OF the State of beng favor of disunIon. Ot course
we treat these malignant calumnes of this federal
sheet with the contempt they merit but. rs posi-
bly, it NAV have some little influence in remote
quarters, where its bitter and lifelong hostility to
the Democratic party not known, We would cali
attention to the true aim and object Of the Missouri
organ Of their squatter candidate,
The object of Douglas trip Is well Understood
he has not the remotcst hope Of carrying q single
Northern State His only hope il to benefit Bell
and distract the Southern Democracy Boiling with
revenge and madnesss, he labors only to defeat
breckenridge We're it otherwise he would have
remained at the North and endcayOred to stay the
flood of tanatcism and seCtlOnalism which now
threatens to submerge the land But the election OF
Lincoln has no terrors to him. So long as he can
be avenged upon the Democracy and bring about the
defeat OF Breckenridge hc is satisfied. We sincerely
believe he Is anxious to transfer his friends, not only
in Missouri, but in all the Southern States to Bell
and Everett : and whether or not he directly adj
rised them to vote as rumors says. one can mis-
take his real wishes on the subject.-H Louis But
lefj1
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Mr. DOUGLAS WILLING TO GIVE THE ELECTION TO
Mr. LrNColN.-The Raleigh n. c. Standard publishi
es the following note The writer is nephew of
ex.Chief Justice Lewis of Philadelphia
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For thc Congregational Districts.

For the State at Large.
I.ANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington.
W. c. WHITTH0RNE, of Maury.
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Bell Coal

ruaVIys taken the above cOsl am ready all ordsrI
len either The yard, or a. the orce o. the ot1ens Coal
o5panv No 10 Cherry street, where can le found during
the day. - -, -, -. =; Z uO'l<AS.
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NEW AND CREAP GOODS
FOR TBB
FALL And WINTER.
b z CUTTER q GLEAVES

lyos, 80 and so CospSFOI CalEsgs and GEaadsSs
NASHVILLE, TENN,
WhOsesaIo aud Retail Dealers In
EVERY INSCRIPTION OF
Roots, shoes, Caters. Hats. Caps Uin-
breIIas, whips Hosiery, &e-s
RE in reeP daily Of lArgs and gsnsra Asorsnsni i0r
"a Fall and Winter Wear.
NEGRO RROGANS AND BOOTS,
A very large assortment good and cheap
ROOTS SHOES GAITERSs &es
good assortment OF Gers Water Proof and Grain LsAsnsr
Boots, Lace Shoes, Congress Caters, &c
Women's Dutch and Cal; Bodies.
Missss' and Childrens Calf Copper Toed Boo~'
Boys and Youths Shoes and Boots, with copper LIPS.
every kind and Shoes that are dsraD Tor
- ' HATS ASD CAPS
By,FT style and quSy Of Eur. Cashmere BeATef Oer'
EscEo, Wool, DC
Caps Of every description.
N'sro Wool Hats, very chap
Sundries on Haud,
Umbrellas Travelling D5sI, OSsPe1 Bags' Ssnooi
gashgls Sc s Bars Blscklg and Bsu1hss Hhps Ihons,
ToSv IoVes 80 u Of Which will be sold very cheap lat
Sheiasale retail. ,,.---....
Octa-a D. n W 'A-' - oANN''NN'
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DAILY So; TRLWEEKLY SIS; WEEKLY 81.
HVARABLY III ADYABCE.
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ablest Chemists Of the age.
TNyHIs is altogether Lew medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kpgdom being entirely
neg snd abyat method OF irrespective OF a the old
yEtsms pl5isbed byAOcomPsRed quaeks to the sue
ing Dr. Wright wall knoRing te deception practsed upon The
uDpatsd felt his duty at once 70 have this Elixir tested By
the Medical Fsculty, who, without dissenting
voice. have given their adherence 20 It's perfect and undivided
control the whole physical whan his frame has beel
reduced all oher medicines known 10 the Pharmaco
pia have been tried in vain Long thought years o. patient
Investigation, MI despSraBdD detsrmi1AtsnE have
crowned he Doctors efforts and he offers the Elixir suf
fernz humanity the only thing that the following
disesses-nsmsly:
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imtecilty,
Determination Of Blood 70 the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hys,eria,
General IrritAbily,
RestIessbesu and slseplessness at Night,
Ablenee OF Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia
Emacation,
Low Spirits,
piiprgSniz4tion Of ths 0rTsn1 q
denfrSgion,
Psipitation Of the Heart,
A., -
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NOTICE.
A LAR GE ST OCK


! on
HAFDW ARE!!
/ - MOSTLY o. LAST AID THIS
SPRINGS Import ATIONS
sdered upon the most terma giving Lon
Time up0a the greaest and taxa in part
Comfortably Improved Farm, sitHAief NashTis
vile MeAinnville, Tenn
With the above stock is unexpired term Of he
ease Of EnxNAN 4 EILH' Old stans. Apply 70
. AcCtLL 4 CO., Nashville, Tsah
- 90 70 v. p FALL, Cl1rksgilIt, fsna
THE GRIEF AMONG TIN TH0USANu.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAN EXTRACTOR
II as universally Eapplsntsd al other Oztneus aud Asslg
applications IN both he Eastsn and Feerp Hepheres,
wherever atroduceds and t5 i1rsfe nt he
Of is IN all edeOEs G6ecqnl whether Tie
deeiSsHfo or dtssass
BURNS 4 : soAEBs
are instantly relieved Of thsr anguish, pain Asd innAn
meoR by timely appIlca ton Of za0rssllos isalsr
Hnd the Aesh is renew asRS ~ = charm, bismiIh
AGAR remaining. rErH.
The FRIEND orr THE EURsERYs
Chron are frequent Euf fsTsFs from seTHal injuries
gSperiaiiv from EId Ard CnHzEAsss Esulaasns-ther6
fore every mother shoGd have Ink healing Preperaion
constantly At hand. Il heals lors Brass and qeEy re-
moves the rRrrER or RING HOkn' 50 prsoa<sfs 81 hS
aBrssTy-
TO TRAVELLERS BY . ssA AND LAND.
The waebjniss the Ira v,lsr ard every other indi-
vidual Whose lot in lie : throws him within the
chance Of accident from spZ0- sfOa eOlf0 should
bear In mind that Extractor Il his best
friend II is beth portable and cheap, aRd shoud
be his companion, in need There thoEsands
Of living witnesses testify TO its marvellous vne,
sound limbs and museles to its EaFug efcacy
The following are g thelsaiRg diseases uhca
DALLEYS MAGIC AL PAIN = EAfRACTORtsa PREVERs
TIVE as veil as CURE
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YOU LOOK IN VAIN,
For Grey Hair on the Head of a person who Uses
HEIMSTREET,S INIHITABLE
HAIR RESTO RATIV
You will and on the heads Of those who use It ~
LUXURIANT GLOSSY HAIR
! OF ORIGINAL COLOR.
i AND A CLEAN SCALP
NO MATTER AT WHAT AGE OF LIFE IT Is USED.

OE OhAGANAL COA4Ohs
AND CLEAN SCALP
NO MATTER AT WHAT AGE OF LIFE IT Is USED.
The FoLEowso rEsTfNoSV .coAvncISe.
Messrs. STawARr& BUTLER, Macon, Ca, March %, co.
eats-I received the package Of Heimstreets Innabe
Hair Restorative and AFTER using bottle, safely
the article Of the know oft viii all it claims
do, IN restoring the Hair to its.origfHH colsr.
ovTcr HosE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARrSR assurance Col
We have used emstreets Hair Preparations nimitble Re
StOrAye) and find to answer the for which it is de
signed better t1an anything have used before, and
--GIT G. / C ca,sFIp
Messrs. W. X. HAsLN 4 Co.. SAVANNAH, Ca May 70, 6e.
Gents-our firm having sel large quantities OF your IS1r
HAIR RESTORATIVE and hearing it universally
mended OF in the highest its
ISxTABLK qualities, induced to give trial, having
years been troubled with falling Of the hair drynes
the scap we'll the additional Of many grey hairs
the scalp being apparently diseased After faithfully using
small bottle Of the Restorative. finding sood gua
apparent commenced the Of the second my hair
condition than before during my ecoecton
1t stopped falling and the scalp has resumed its func
tons most cheernly recommend your article having all
the virtues claim forit In addition my
sane sspe-isnss ii IL Use as gsE You are at liberty to
this letter you proper aud will be happy
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., OF thsfrm Of Stewart & Butler
RsjOice with gray hairs and bald heads FOR ne ii1ls
with luxuriAnt growth Troy BHdgs slt.-2 r.ftat.
which dye mparts, Henlsrsefs RsafOrGtiUs,
which young again
no matter how uueh may be fadsd-BessOR 7rsDeer.
USE NOTHING ELSE.
Sold sveryxhere--Prioe hfiy cents, and 81 bottle
W HAGAN Il CO., ProprietOrs, TrOy,N Z.
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SlIUArEDi wealthy section OF country in Tennessee,
- having extensive srs 5tiOn lies and aiTertag pas
ronage The is Democratic and VIII te sold Fsoua
TERMS 70 no however but Democrat he Easesh
se &c advocate State Equality, and the proprietor WI not e
It 20 out Of his hands De devoted other purpose 70
further particulars enquire the UNION nEIcks OTTE
Octi9-lm
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And in fact all consontanis Of nervous and debaed
state Of the system.
As StimuIAnt,
It quite different from alcoholic preparations It sub
sct to reactions any shape It continues its naqeReo
gradually apd euy Is long as the lsas necessity exists for
its pIesencs.
as a Female Medicine,
It equally powerful and effective restores the equilibrium
safer than all the other medicines which for years
Of assisting renOyang the constitution for good
SON too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnoraut o; the Medical profession altogether
No Ilineralsg
Dr. Wright thinks well stake biz professional character
on the fact whatever form the least component
parts the Ingredients OF his ReuvsnatnE Exvell know
ing what ruin has been enaed on the community o opium ana
mercury. -,
Generally to the debilitated, Wright would Never
DESPAIR how down be- no matter now
weak are-no what the have beenoSEe
at once led you depart from Hygnie principles
take his
ReiuVeuattnE Elixir
And vou will soon n1 yourself prda nstesd OF
t reverse to your friends and healthy, sound ard worthy
lAember Of the human family.
per bottle, three bottles for s. and forward
ed by mail paris Of the United states
s5d by all respectable dugg throughout the United states
and Csnadas. The trade supplied At liberal discount
For sale BY the prePrstors, 30
New Orleans, La:
Sold in Nashville by W. HenderhOtt, Berry DemoVie
Ewing Psndeton, and all responsible druggists oeS
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Enstead o. breaking up the Upion, insrd to strengthen
and to lengthen it.''-JoEE G. BREcKINRtDeE
he Constitution and Equality Of the staea These are
OF everlasting these be the raying cries
the people. JOHN C. BRECKTERlDoE
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For Rent

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, eonvsnfent to bp
N sinsSs IN Of the agreeable neEhborheods
city. hOderate rents Possession given Immediately.
J. ". LANGLEY.
oetlO-n Pa Apply a. a Union %
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mr. Yanceyin KENTUCKY.

The Cincinnati Gazette reports in full the address
of Mr.. Yancey, at Florence, Ky, from which We
quote the following reply to some of the personal
charrps !. - - y
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Sale Of Claims Of the sHutuaI Pro-
teclfOn WuSur-.v,.. -

koAf the 81 Of November, 1850, a ne Court
1ose door 10 Nashville viii sell IN accordance with
ne Snaneery Court to the CHEST bier for eAsh, all
sr.ns claims belonging TO the Mutual Protection In
1-rts They consist Of notes. accounts and judg
~. M amount TO about el0.Oo0.
Cr 80 AIMS can be seen a the Office John Gleaves
oct51 - 'S'ef sale 70 commence at % o'clock A. NJ
j.. L ROSTICK. Trurtee.
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]. o. GRIFFITH & CO.,

J. o. GRIFFITH, F. c. HUNTINGTON, JNo. c. BURCH,
LEON. TRoUsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI.
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National Democratic Ticket,

FOR YICEPRESIDENT,
} OSEPH L AN E,
OF OREGON.
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Terms Of Sale s-For nil Of SO and upIer eas
in ha- d that credit % months via be svea
Bonds with approved security in al VII be reuured ~
q removal Of the property. A. c. STO5 KARD, ADM
Patterson Iron Works, Oct 10, 60-dtd -
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THE CHIEF AMONG TIN TH9US4Np.-

Instantly relieved Of their anguish pain Asd nnAn-
msoR BY timely aPpIiea ton OftAs ssoTssess Asassr
Apd the Aesh Is aSR ~ charm, no oismiah oI
acarreuaininc -r-...
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Gent-I received the package Of Heimstreets Inmable
Hair Restorative and aer using bottle, safely
article Of the kind know Oft viii do all claims
do, IN restoring the Hair to fs.Ori9iHH colsr.
Respectfully, JoELs 2. BKESLKT.
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SNYDER & FRIZZELL'S

A. B. MONTGOMERY.
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A0mInislrator'. Sale.

d ae.rA6e House and Lot, occupied By myself as
Immediately opposite the new hotel an Cherry
slees Ier me oAaSe q this year and fog tserTt ysr
eeSt-<~ - Will .. BlYD in.
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laron are frequent Euf feTsFs from eiaTnal INJURIES
iaily from Flsad srd C1EtE.Asss Esulassens-ther6
every mother shoGd have INK healing Preperaton
aptly At hand Il heals Breasts and 4slekly
: The TRfTER or RING - WORN, pTsUalszss 81 tao
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PenMlanship and Photography,
j. w. DOLREAR,

oesas-.d. Anetionssr. ~ 60. 81 PabiIs 60
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r. Atkins.

Nesrs. McGAvoUK and others, Franklin, Tenn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-04
Gbe Trmitp gournal.
EAVERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, February 4, 1860.

Col. L. D. BAKER.-Oregon rumors are af1oat
to the effect that all the political elements of that
State in opposition to the Administration Democ- =
racy will unite on Col. Baker and send him to
the United States Senate. Such result would
not be surprising, nor one to be regretted by the
people of the Pacific coast. We hope he may be
SENT and believe that his going would be benefi-
cial not only to Oregon and Washington, but to
this State also. We can pretty well imag gine
what the result of canvassing tour by Col. Ba-
ker through that State would be. The people
seldom have opportunity of listening to language
as eloquent and expressive as falls from Baker s
tongue, either political or other subjects. Col.
Baker was too great a man to be politically sue
ccssful in this State.