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Land for sale.
The undersigned viii sci hisplznta ~s.s1mr,
HIA Son, called CAPITAL HIzws lying % ~ 81 -
@ the north side Of onmberlaEd River, 7I5tf
11fI - three nilesron the City sfEAshvflle, M f4Iy
ll1le cOptaing about Three Hume ~
4lz8 dred Acres. he will sell II all ~-zl11nA-
together small tracts lots, 70 suit purchaser Or
viii exchange for we'll improved property In he city II s Of
tie very best quality soil well wsEsd about half Of
in cultivation, and the balance In fac timber and rstsre
COED dwelling houses good harm and stabea
For information apply the undersigned or 70 John James
sep20-tf. THos- e. JAMES
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charleston and Savannah
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1A1AS REDUCED AND SPEED IgcRKss E7a
X. a - Freight Trains onaIr n. -. -
t..s No December, 1853 through rsss- a. o1 ana s.[
second oias., a. ' y 8 Third Third, Obs. P-1oo I., 81
Hats. Caps and Bonneta, 2 8 oAl', Do
Ti n, .rsI s.sannsA and Charleston to
line rom Sew York and Philadelphia, ssv-, ,.s
Intervening sabbalhs cause the .bove ,,,,.... =,
freight trains are sunday over sree ii N e a.
ne as.entions By ice or Overchsrre- "a
vile and Chattanooga Rsrosi s'1sied b. ne Sac
ese.,.S f&s Q AxDERsOl
FRENCH PROTESTANT sFFF0oT-
Philadelphia, 4th Year.
nj ADAhE VALIANT viii re opea her -
YA Schoolfo for young ladies at los Chs-r- and ~
September Superior Instructions he Erqi'. - - ~
pArtnsat F'''A'e'o ne RisnsA D,
stewart County State of r.n1e--.-
~ STEWART COUNTY CousFT ar
ss-feon ~ -, 80 irS.. e AS Ys chas g. Sannsrs
ants bill, that 1hcs McCarroll, Frapeis
Aecarroli, james HcCarre San ur accsr--i, -s soA7
MecsrrOii, heirs - Law Francis - n.sas
residents OF the state Of tennessee II is be,s - ne
that Publication be Tor four censesfi,- 49, ssasr
Nashville Uuos AAEaIca n newsDsre- , $500 y
asy Of Nashville requiring said non residents q - - Y.
before the Justices Of he COUNTY Court Or ss see
Be holden ct the ceurt house, In aid
Iennesee ne frs Monday in Janusry 1871 and pie.d -
or denur 70 cmplaiDants bill or the sse iii s11
fessed - to them aod SetdoEn Tor herinr 'f
esc7-v4s-pr's fee 81. ef $500 SUeE z. cssh
manny'S combined Reaper a1a
Mower,
WlTH WOODS ImPR0rEmENr-.--.l
49, 1seniHe eceiTed The Grstp rsnfum on 60
s a. ne sesteOnbined Reapng snd oTinr
n srsst United States Agricultural Fair, 1sd a
W. ~ 10 me trial cane OF sgracue -
ss,es -, -asse AL ne Pr sPal Machines 10 he a
ths - - l1or99gaiy tested The coriEeenads
Society, at Louisville, KV s~' 9.~tss AKricnltzrI
sss ward a. The beat Asspsr,and a. a.
~ 40 separate Committees appoirtd h. -
aenL q ne Davidson County AgrieuIturai so-f y
Ssr os q ne machines sss IA Te1s
e1rng ne ast season. every MschInsI5
r. 1I ai1ss are Tor sale b. he uadsrIEnsd
sensral Agent for The essts
sssR,-d4us aa- ~ "HAAz La z 90
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- . - 80 Ol%4 = - lLME - n =.
and Boston, and the on ~ -
Warrington CffT.
GlENTKAEs DEf1D AND RAH.I<rrrnr.r = -.
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminate Bslsin1ors 49, 1r-1s
ION City &C the Hss and Colunb WsI Il rhfes
Is connects With Railroads. Ior and from 81 ii. n
Wess, Soufh-SEest and Nerth- werf.
Passengers ~ this Eoule visit the eiss a. r.r
Philadelphia. New York, Boston, At Z coat 80 = :
York or Boston alone, b. ether lines.
Through Tickets can also BE procured via Washin~o ca
the Eastern cities. At aditioa charzs Of ~ onfv
Sleeping ears attached 70 a. night irasns-
Ieksss good untii nssd with ne privilege q sioppsse
all principal points,
Business and travellers, for pieasurs o. lnfor,
visit ell the Eastern Cities conparaff7elV rraI7
ane scenery sesleb1ssd for is vondu eaut7 sad
unequaled in the world Ig syatem o. az and nIff
Poiee lie splendid equipment its eusfpe lsIfrranh ~
aEe anou5t 9f dcuhle fraek; ine hote ni ~ ~ -
and eomfsrt. r = - -F---f -
tietets and Baggage Cheeks b procured :.
y ,cip9i Railroad and Steamboat Ofces In the Ws1
- '0s Aersfs va ne Baltimsrs AID Ohio Rnflroed
1sr-SAAIh, Master Trebspcriaticn 4 4 4
l. ~. COLE, General Ticket AGENT. 3 4 D 4 4
n. eSLLif An, Sen. Western Agent. 4 o n 4
n ~ n. s1N AITs Prss't, Oh R.
a2rF1o :, y. 1AO"A \, Gent Ticket Assns, CORR.
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TUsT received constantly, hne article OF Psa
ID varuh Of the best quality, in quantities to suit
ehsseye BENZ y SHIELDS & co.
Also consignment Of Peruney, Envelops for salete the
trade. Ijan23-til B. y. 8. 4 90.
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TNyHE remainder Of stock yed from he late IRE On Bros
for sale at 81 College street, daeFs above
Bzosd. All Goods u half their cost.
nss-a oEThss1LLh hlsph'
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GnxkRAE RkxsET 0sBIcE, NAsEvILLK AND DEcATrR B. r.
$780, NASHVILLE Nor. 18th. 1850.
ON after the 10th inst, frghfs fer Decatur, s poins
Memphis and Charleston and all koadl
VII Be received and sent forward without delay.
TO prompt attention feghts must have plsin shipping
the destination In full, and initials Of last road On each
package Stock sent through with care and digps ich
= JOHN W. RkTCEIFFE,
novls-dlm General AZ ent.
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nnannaf muRICl

PIANOS! MUs1Cg
AM now receiving my Fall Stock Of fiAnoorles nsn 81
following Factories which WI q " HAZE
Es,iston roher VIM Kaube Co.. Peters and webb Light
= ns sebeler Schmidt, all Of which viii Be cold
- on cost for cash negotiable paper. All tbs
new and popular music uf rsceved together With Aeooeen'
Yiolins, FLUTES, Drums BIAS, Ans1r1, ~ ps5ka
come to me, At number 3d. GAS. A. mccAOAh.
neutl6-a sasi fff
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Thousand Babies Wanted.
WRING them seng and have their pictures TAKEN SKI
will guarantee perfect likeness time Wehavs
oon but expressly their and take them in
ton Of second Mothers need not take them to Gall
iery dszsn and last dsspPonisa, they will
'1 SsSI7w HUGHES, PREMIUM GALLERY
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II Teum.--A II Guthrie, ct sis Joseph u Brown q A
heponad-harch Rules lesg,-In ts cause ID sppears
from compiainans BILL which ths the defendant
Joseph broEn.s nonresdent OF the Of Tennessee
IL tbersfore ordered that publication in the Nash
Vile Union and American, for four week., requiring
said defendant "a eppesr at the Chancexy
70 be holden for the county Of Perry the
e. Lindens Thursday after The % Monday June
and plead answer deuur cempAinants bill
vii be taken for confessed and the hearing
IS q him. ISAAC n HTIINR ri a M
Nm Cox, Attorney for eomplainants.
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IN .rTTF e.TRrITTT COURT or TTA1nTW

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
NOountY Tenn.---sasan L. Hutton. Thos Hutton,
feien DivoreIt appearing % me from the petition
which Ii sworn co. motion Of peten that he
Thos Hutton resident Of the State Of Tennessee Il
Is thefsore that publication be tbs Union Ana
American znewpapsr Published in he city Nashville Tenn
nuF successive weeks requiring ad defendant apper on
Of the Of The Circuit Court in rad
county Hardin tc he held In Savannah an Monday
in ani then and there plead answer Or deur
said petition, the viii be confessed and
herring exparte This the 4h day II February 1851
feb94.w4sprsfees3 JOHN 8. IRWIN Clerk 4
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VTorhIe Monuments, &C.

= SHELTON Informshs friends and the public gen
MI erai that be is prosecuting the SHsls
street, between the First Presby
- - port once be will be pleased 20 attend to the or
A.. on ali may want work In bis ne 1As Sn1
Of the nest italian and American marble IN the
- stVIe Of the All his work viii bsWArranIeo
April Is, 1g58-Wly. -+-.-
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Cash System.
ENoR the year 1861 our buslneG will Be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
By adapting this system, know make greatly to he
interest Of our friends TO give their patronage.
SNYDER 4 FRI2ZELL,
janI-tf FL Public Square.
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TN CHANCEHT COURT AT LINDEN,
Il renns--A r. Guthrie Va J. l. oraEg ct Ais.-March
kuien, le6IIn his appears the ooupafnania
bill which sworn to- that the dendhnss, Jcsph r. Brown
and Henry O. Brown, o. the State Tennes
It therefore publication be made The
vile Union and American. for four successive weeks requiring
ud delentants The Of the chancery
% be holden, The county Of Perry at The our hou ore
Of in Linden sitter the the 81 Monday June
NEXT plead. demuT to complannnts bill, p
will Be ns9 the set for hearing
& paras a. 70 them. IeAAox. HULME c 4 NJ
Nm Cox, Attorney for complsinants.
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PHoToaRAPHIC CARD.

PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD. a
TAKE pleasure In sunsuneng 70 my old friends
turned to resume practice Of the photographic Ars
IL the old established Gallery in Union Street, having
four New York the past Summer 70 obtain fully al
enlarged The suite Of Rooms throughout THAT facilities
now better 70 produce rsclAs xerk than es Galleries can
ouy 20 sussn the proud position the Gallery has heretoors
sustained, bat to elevate 70 st higher STANDARD have
rrsphers IN the world who took which obtained the
st premium the Worlds Fair in London in assl and an
State but nv work shall not be surpassed North souIh
introduce the public the following new styles
vignette. plaR OF colored; q Us
Iyorytypes, colored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass life siEes Il
Visiting cards, NIL length, Plsin;
Autograph Photographs, le taken at one sitting 49,.
etsrreoscopes, glass paper.
IcoutInus MeainOtype Ambrstype hereto
Che Autograph Card which only made at time. All
who in want ns politely invited to
oet3l-H T. W. HUGHKe.
For Rent.
VERY desirable in the UNION AND AMKRIcAs Build
Ing, for the remainder Of the year, with tlA privilege
sEtyssr. Apply at this o.s. .s.. - &. noy-i-dtf
SEAS ON'S ARRANG EMENT
49, 1s6O-6I.
Cincinnati and Nashville Pioneer
Line.
VVyHE following comprise regular line and will re-
main permanently in the trade during the entire season.
and shippers rely the Punctuai departure
Of these boats as adyertlssai
Steamer NASHVILLE-P. K. BARCLAY, Mater.
Steamer GLESWooDv ~. A. s; FEAzER; x Master.
steamer CLIPPER-T.J J. BRUCE, Master.
Il. II. HARRISON
deco GIN A. HAMILTON, Agents.
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Stolen.

CHEEsE. 10 Boxes Prime ssw,ius. rsceivedsy
" DIcKBY.
tnlyx al Market street.
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FRENCH PkoTEsTANF SCHOOL ; !

ADAnn vAlLLANT viii re opea her Bo.rdiur "a n
W. school for young ladies at los Chestnut 100 10 -
september superior Instructions In he E.9S - -
70 ootn Of Snch equally serious ats % n
s-ss. VIA saAe 'aliant WI suPerntnd ne F,ssea b
1aufoa -
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NEW YORK RIARKEF-IuIy ~.

lBY TELEGBAPH.l
FLOUR, Market scarcely so firm, and the,s i.
less uoingi the high rates asked for freQhfa nofri
ally checks the export demand Market cosino AMI
WIN downward tendency.
e4Oogt,lS ior extra state; s3,G0@375 for superlne
Westerni Ssg3a4,30 for common 10 medium sIfrs
NesIeIhi eto394l5 for shipping brands extra round
h00Pes1 Vnnioi nnioi s4.s5e1o.01 for trade brands do
CANADA -fLOUR-Markst dnii. saisS ara s-0
~ ~ ~ S stUeI AZ lot common to choice extra 60
Rye .RlOUR-Market qulet At 80 man
CDnN HAEA ALs-merket UNCHANGED gaiea ara
IO0 dds az sz53 Tor calorc; S3 90 for BrandVuira
- ~ MlHish h-market hrmer. Sales sI1 SO bbls
WHEAT Market stcauy, but the demand s,r
freights SAILS arc is 900 bush 1biesga1 1rihess 5 q
68n82c; 2,000 bush Racine spring al ssa9c! se 81
bush milwaukee club at sal1s2c; ~ 800 hrsh ambsT
Iowa at 1896; 1000 bush Minnesota spriDg al a1.
y 400 bush winter red western at SIO7aI I0 q "a
bush white western at Sl,l2al,I3; 1850 bush gbiIe
kentueky at 81, ,3a
RYE-Me quote western at 4s6a52c; stats at ssc
hAklEH-Market dull at 52dhsc
OOhN-Market continues firm with fair demand
bush ct 39G4c for unsOund new mixed Wssfern. 19sa
452e Ior common to prime do; 5Oc for choice white
OATs.seIlng At 2s@2sc for Western and Cana.
POR K,-Aarket shade lrmer with. howsysr. a
% n psi9ess ~ aolng Sales are 100 bbs At $500
,BBEF-Market continues steady. sales are I,o
oOls - LOT country prime; SiOO@5 so for
al 80 for extra mess. -' N'0'0'
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market quiet and nom.
BEEF HAMs-selling slowly at sI2 5aaI4oo
GUT HiEAfH-market with small sales at lNh
54c for shoulders; 514a61c for hams
BACON-Market unchanged sales are 10. .ooo lbs
bellies at 64c; there Is little better feeling
LARD Market rules quite dull. sales are 700
.BUTTRR-selling at 6@lao for Ohio; Sails for
GHRRsR-MarEos steady at aa7o as in quail.
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NJ A R I'M E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EETRRED-July 10.

EETRRED-July 10.
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Stmr Western Metropolis Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk.
Schr }. .. Riggs Mackey1 Oswego, $50 bbs and 100
schr. W. a. Dewitt, Fauce, Buffalo, 800 bbls salt.
Schr. Speedwell, Bennett, Buffalo, 80 tons stone.
Schr. Midnight, Drake, Buffalo, $50 bbls salt.
Schr. +. s. Naming, Williams, Buffalo.
bolts.
Schr. Lord Howe, Sylvester, Toronto
Schr. Bugby, Brown. Toronto.
Schr. Eucha, Caseda, Kingston.
Schr. Baltimore, TAFT, O9lbOuTn.
Schr CatchpOls, Clark, Toronto.
Schr. Ellie, Lewis, Hamilton.
Schr. Kate Kelley, Shaw, Port BurWelL
Brig Fleur de Marie, BengOuh, Toronto.
Sew Frolic, Freeman, Buffalo, 26 cords stone.
SoOW Mary and Lucy, Burke, Detroit.
ScOW l. @. Pendeton, Duncan, Buffalo.
CLEARED.
Stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit
Stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Prop. Gov. Cushm6n, Scott, Dunkirk.
Scbr. W. l.. Naming, Williams Buffalo, l56 tons
schr. W. Il. Dewitt, Fauoe, Mnwaukss, so tons
sehr. Midnight, Drake, Chicago, as tons coal.
5chr. Milan, Frink, Marquette.
Schr. Storm, Flick, Toledo, los tons coal.
Schr. Elva, Cox, Port Huron.
Schr Kate Kelley, shaw, Pt. Stanley l30 tons coal
Schr. Elk, Lewis, Hamilton, $50 tons coal.
Brig Fieur de Marie, ,Bengoh Toronto, US tons coal
ScOw X. Hays, Fifeld, Newport.
ScOw swallow, Williams, Buffalo, % n slaves.
ScOW lnO, Duddle8on, St. Clair.
Scow Mary and Lucy, Burke, Grand River
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ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.

The following letter was received by
gentleman in the city, from his son who is
serving his country in Missouri.
CAMP AT grand RIVER BRIBGE,
State Of Missouri, July 9th. 1861.
DEAR FATHER: We are now in camp about
14O miles west Of Hannibal, right on the
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad. My
company is guarding the bridge; one com
pRny is at Chilicothe, five miles east, and
the balance of the regiment is two miles
west. This is hard place to live in. The
ground is very low and damp, with marsh
es all around us-it is a dangerous place
too. The Secessioists are determined to de-
stroy the bridge, and some of them are
prowling around our camp every night
One of them was shot few nights age,
and was carried away by his comrades 1.-TWO
of them), Ieaung very fine rife.
Night before last our company was called
10 arms three times. I did not sleep 8
wink. i he intention of the seeessionists is to
killof the piekets; SO far they have harmed
none ofour men. The boys are pretty good
pluck, but some of them look little pale
when ordered to guard some exposed point.
Since beginning this letter, have arrest
ed a man who has been Iounging about
the camps, and everything about him and
his conduct having such a suspicious look,
took him for a spy, and shall hand him
over to the Colonel, whose camp is two
miles west. He appeared little restless
few minutes before his arrest, and seemed
to be anxious to get away, but I had in
structed the guards not to let him pass, and
10 shoot him ifhe tried to pass.
I attended picnic yesterday, where at
least twO-thirds of the party were Secession
lists. The day passed as pleasantly as any
that have passed in the West. The Sc
eession ladies talked just as they pleased,
and one of them showed a small Secession
flag, which she carried in her reticule.-
They were very cordial to me, and gave
me any quantity of invitations to call, and
promised upon their honor that they would
not poison me. They feel now as though
we had the rebels to advantage, and the
great majority lhrough TINS secIlon appear
in favor of the Union, so that the only fear
have is assassination.
Your admonition to be careful of going
home with Secession ladies, viii be needed
on all proper occasions.
P.s.-The Captain Ofthe company has just
returned from the main camp, and says that
Col. Williams has issued general COM
mand not to arrest any man who is not
caught in the act of rebellion, and not to
arrest man for any thing he might say
or do, unless he were caught in actual arms
against the Government, so have sent the
ID Lieutenant to see my spy out of the
camp. win write when know where
shall be able to get your letters, and inform
you where to write. We may be ordered
South this week to join Gen. Lyon.
Lava 40 ali
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The following were tho current rates at the differ
REMARKS.

chiet eXClamations with which are greeted in GO
ing the rounds of the various yRrds, wherein are
posed Tor sale the vast number Of BEEF cattle which
are weekly transported from the inexAustabls West
over the great railways which wind their way into
the interior. 1t was argued by Of the Dealers
some time siEce, that the government contracts
would render the cattle market an animated one;
but it is now that the market is in no manner
affected by them, inasmurh as there cattle enough
in the West to meet the regular demand and at the
same time supply gOYPrnm mt with any number for
any length of time. The receipts for the week are
again heavy, and in The abss nee Of animated mar
ket prices must be within Ae15&c per pound lower.
Some of the brokers report average reduction Of
half cent, but some OF the butchers say they paid
full as much as last week, and do not doubt it,
as some of the very best cattle brought SIC though
we quote prime offerings at lower rates. The mar
ket was generally considered hard one, which was
to be attributed to excessive receipts, though the
extreme heat operated unfavorably.-NelD York Her
aid
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MRdifInEe.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,

A COMPOUND REMEDY, De-
h SIGNED 10 be the most enectual ALTERATIVH
Para sarsspariIla 40 combined with other substan-
COS Of still greater alternative power Is 70 Afford an
puted 10 euro. n h believed that such remedy IL
wanted By those who suier from Htrumouz COM
plaints, and that one which Will accomplish their
cure must prove Of immense service to this large
class Of afflicted iallow citzene. How oomplets-
" this compound will do II has been pr0ven by eT-
pertinent on many Ot the worst cases 10 De 0und In
the following complaints
soROTULA AND scRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS, EnUP-
TIoHs AND ERuPTIVE DISEASES, uLCERs, PfMPLEB,
BLoTcHEs, TUaoEs sALF RHEUn, scALD HEAD,
SYPHILIS AND sHPHILITIo ATFECTIoEsl MERoURIAL
DISEASE, DRoPsE, hEUhALatA on Tic DoULOuhEU1,
DEBILITY, DYGPEPsIA AND INDIGESTION ERYslPELAH,
Rose Oh bT. ANTHONY'H FIRE and indeed the whole
Blood.
6 This compound will be found great promoter Of
health when taken In the spring, to exDe the foul
humors which foster In the blood at that Of
the year. By the timely expulsion Of them many
ranking disorders are niDpod in the bud. Multi.
tudes can, BY the aid Of thls remedy, spare them
selves from the endurance OF foul eruptiong and ui-
ceTous Sores through which the system will strive
to rie itself OF corruptlons II not assisted TO do this
through the natural channels Of the body By an al
whenever you Ind its Impurities bursting through
when YOU 2nd ID obstrIeted and siugaish in the
veins; cleanse 1t whenever Il Is foul aud your iesl
ngs Will tell you when. EYen where no parttcnlaT
disorder Is iet, people enjoy better health, and live
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood
healthy, and all is WE'LL but with this pabulum Of
life disOrdered there can be no lasting health.-
Sooner or later something must go wrong, and tn
great machinery Of life Is disOrdeTed oYerthrOWn
barsapartlla has, and deserves much, the reputa.
tiOn OF accomplishing these ends But the world
has been sgregousY deceived BY preparations Of IT,
partly because the drug alone has not all the virtue
that is claimed for Ii, bat because many pre-
paratiOuE, pretending to be concentrated extracts Of
It, contain but little OF the virtue Of SarsaVarla or
sny thing else.
During late years the public have been misied b.
large bottles pretending TO give quart Of EXtract
Of Sarsaparilla for dollar. Most Of these have
boen frauds upon the sick for they not only contain
little, II any, Sapsaparlia. but often curative
properties whatever Hence, bitter and painful dis
appointment has followed the Of the VeriOuH
tracts Of SarssparIa which food the market, until
the name itself ts Justly despised, and has become
synonymous with Imposition and cheat. still We
ply such remedy as shall rescue the name from the
load Of OblOQuy which rests upon IL. And we think
are irresistible by the ordinary Of the d5easer
Il Is intended 10 cure lu order TO their
pete eradication from the aystem the remedy should
be juociously taken according 20 directions on the
bottle.
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ID p. SPALDING, ATTORNEY u
es Counsellor st Law, No. Perkins Block,
Cleveland. Ohio. sepl
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Tan YATEs oGbRrs tn CAxP.~-A gentleman
rom Elyria yeSteday morning says that the
Yates Cadets who lell here on Thursday owe.
ming to go into camp at Elyris, aroa all well and
hearty, They are encsmped upon the Fair
grounds and sleep in the sheds connected
herewith. The citizens Of Elyria have
shown them every attention, furnishing
them with whatever they needed. They in
vited the Company to sleep in their houses,
but soldier like, they preferred their beds Of
straw. They were received upon their arrival
with the firing Of cannon, and on Thursday
were escorted to the Public Square, where
they gave an exhibition drill. Yesterday the
girls of the place were to have picnic upon
the Enc'mpment having invited the cadets
10 participate.
The boys will return home to-day.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs.-P Please announce
through your paper, that there will be a
ueld trial of mowers on the farm of Mr..
George HickOx, near solon Centre, on Tues
day next, 10th inst, to which Moving Ma
chine men, and those who contem plate
purchasing machines are invited. s.
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III UKIOUS KOINOIDENOEI
SMITH AND nrHTRs IN A Ro,

NORRIS in sight with his Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner o.
Horses and Cattle can find the best Medicine in
for many of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
1hey are Sovereign Remedy for Colds Coughs,
Loss OF Appette hide bound Di5tsm per5, &C., &c.
81 These Powders always give satistactiOn as the
Thousands who have used them, testify. Sc
Circulars. Try them. For sale by 4. r. Gaylord
G. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm.
strong, Cleveland o., and w all Druggists In tie
country Also at wholesale by the PrOprstor, at l6l
Ontario street, Oevslsnd, Ohio, TO whom ali orders
u SsSs: 'eis Il RasdiS ssdL.1s'' o. NORRIs.