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FFVHERE has nsyey bssr GETHARTI0 medicine offered 70
& prlc that has EiVeG scch entire satisfaction Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS. a-la-1-.j 49,
Being enry vegetable, they perfectly Innocent and can
Be taken By the most tender infant yt pFomt and powerful In
removing Bilious scTstiohs, Acid InpgEes fesd hAttI
fem stomach. In fact they the only Pills tsat shoue
- ased IN malaTious dsztrictG.
0 produce Gripping Sickness Pain u the Stomach OF
aos though very seVe searching Ia their operaoR
roro healthy secretions Of the Liver AID Kidneys. Who
ei gn hem Bousnesa, Headache and Foul Stomach, when
a. heap FezasV be obtsaedl Keep them constantly o.
kas single season, prevent houra days.
~ Elouthp q SICKNESS Dr. J. n McLans UnVer
81 PS Take other Being costed they tsteess Price
e1ly g cl per and be seat b. mail 70 any part Of
% tastsd ekstss F5.
J. d. MCLEAN, sols Proprietor,
cSErsf CT Third and Pine strselE, sc. Louis, No.
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Chamge OF location.

fixing compelled 70 South, account Of tie hsalth
nv family win be located for the winter a. the ssE
depot d PoiEdszz little Co., 48 BSrene street. EeN
Orleans, where Will be pleased 20 friends, and viii give
prompt attenOs the sas Of al property consigned me- Ny
Agents Pate and Jas seruggs, will attend 70 ny depot IN
Nashville, negroes that cannot be So d8 Nas By in
structng them, Willie forwarded Ntw o. eanE Hoping,
By strict attention to business the part and agents
10 continuance Of the liberal patron 1etofoFe *
tended me, respectfully solicit the voTs Of al yng bns-
ness In my line either forHaahVIE Mes Orl, acs-
novll-a y ..H WILL. L.. YD, JR,
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Notice TO Merchants and Others.
TTyINd been appointed Collector OF the Pert Of Nashville
Tennessee under the Southern ConfederGted States,
proceed collect the Duties all Dutabe Coos Wares
MERCHANDISE Imported this State from any Foreign State
not included the southern Confederate sates either BY
Railroads Steamboats, Wagons, or any other mode q con
Yeysnee. JEssA THOMAS,
irlyq6-Im -PsB Collector Of the Pert Of Nashville.
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WANTED TO RENT.

sNABb HOUSE. containing or Rooras, centrally To-
Gated Cottage preferred, ths furniture viii be purchased
n good and sold at fair price.
fune
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Gh g1sttiIIl aaiaa Saa 5mIiitau
DeIT IS; Frs-wesEIy IS, wssaly e..
nzEHsAsAs AT fEEAsBhs.

ohs .eGre, oss yssf. s8-Esah sddiIonsI sszars
advertisers exeecding 1ne space attracted
y fer, viii be charged for IN excess p
81 tra ssrEa THR WKExLT. u ( - t,1us7S
oHz DetLAn PsE ssu4s for IL ks and zS cT fsr saoA
Subsequent insertion. t.lafe go
Adfsranants pabzhsa On bsth ne Daily and esIy n
sshassd che a daily RATS with euhalf ne sssF ats
7ransiezs <95sssussfsr ss % paid foy AZ fks Fiasg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-20
RIH. mcLEAN1S VOLCANIC Ell LINZ
MERT.
aGsst External IR the world tor Man OF

FVHOsLNDg Il beings hsvebss saved life Of de-
crspaAe ssd MISERY, BY the use OF this nVaraois Linl
e1t Ii will relgs PAIN slEost instantanesUsty, and
M purity heal the foules sOkk in an ncreols
Stort tine McbaAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINlMENE viii re
fave te ost usserats Of RheumRtm, Gout or Men
rsIea For Pss oEtrsesd huHcles, stiffness or weak
~ an Joints, LgEments Il VIII never 1sil
o appcatioDs viii care Throat, Headache EsTaene
Tor Barns ealds, any P3ia Infsllible Eeneoy
Try H. and you will Indispensable remedy Eesp 1t
always hand -
PLkETRRs FARMERS any having charge OF horses
S s91s r.oe bV ugiuE Mclean Volcanic Linment. Il
speedy and infAbIs for CALLS sprslns ohsies;
eEeDg LAuenes sNeeny Sores, Wounds Scratches or any
internal disease. Try L, and you will be eenYneed
1877 DR.. J. q. NOLAN Sole ProPristoTS
Saint Louis, Mo-
SeraSs PrOprsto ErCas by Berry DeDoyiile and e
~ RsSzGsbott- es r...r EAt-Se-NSuP
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An a SfImuIant,


- alli1 4ssza A q StImulant, l.
II Is qults dHen from alcoholic preparafIonG tits not
Jet TO reactions in shape continues 70 exert m
gradually szd seisnt - long a. the least necessity sxs for
As Female Medicines ,.'.sasss
II equally powerful and elective snd restores the squbrm
sooner and saff than all DE other medicines which Tor years
have flooded the market snd which only injurious In place
Of asaing TenoVaRg the constitution for very good
son, to that they only made o tie eHasiens Of mnds
gnoEaut OF the Medical profession altogether. 7
No nEinerRIsE - "a, -
Dr. Wright thinks e we'll 70 stake his professional character
the fact that minerals whatever form the component
parts Of the Ingredients Of bis Ruyensng Rixel know
ing what ruin has been snsd the constantly BY opium and
mercury. 49, ~ -. E4- - sssr'f ! -ersF
Centrally, to the debiated Dr. WRIGHT would sAy Never
despair Ne matter how down you may be- no matter how
weak you Greno matter BhAt the may have beeasrake
ct once ghaysr has led % depart from Hyene principles
take his - ..e.-1 Z 80 - I aa..-5.
. L3r.ae q RejnEenatInR ElixIF,f { 80 49,.
And you viii and yourself new nnaa prds instead
ne reverse to yorf friends and healthy sound, and worthy
Member OF the human family, ~ t-t
Price 81 per bottle, Of three bottles IS, and forward
ed BY mail 70 AL pats Of he United States =
Sold b. all respectable druggists throughout United sstss
and canadss The trade supplied At liberal discount
Fer sale by the pTopretora - t.-''t-.'-
u WRIGHT q Co.. 1861
q and Isl 0hsrtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold Esshvie BY g. ". HendssuhOtt Berry Demoville
wing PeDdletOn, and AL responsible dIaggsA ee29
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NOTICE TO
N. & C. Railroad Stockholders,

TyHKRE will meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company held at the Of
ice Of the Company Nashville the 18th day Of August
next for the purpose eleCug een Directors the
saru Of said company for the ensuing tEelys menths
sockhodeSs viii pass free over road Nashville The
day meeting and back home the following day.
suIve8-td lH L W AGLEAFES, Sec'y-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-20

DANK chcclsOg 70 ElOO and esOO FOR sale Apply te
ID lspl7-alt Nm. D. ELLIS, cisg Hotel.
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TO Carnenters.
AsavIILE AND CHATTANOOGA a. r.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
'- l ~ . ON AND AFTER
zE
Thursday SEPTEmREIs, sab, 1891,
Passenger Trains on eEashvs and Chattanooga RalrOld
viii run az folovE-
GOING EAST.
Leave Eash7ilie AZ els NJ and 3OePM
Arrive at Chattanooga 100 n and 545PA
NnrrTsyd rvuo-

Leave Chattanooga at 6:30 NJ and 9e0PM
Arrive ~ Nashville 100 A u and 400P n.
TTNE Trains leaving Nashville at Sis Meonnees at Wsr
trace with ShelbyTie Branch, Tuahoma with MINI
vile and Manchester Railroad and Decherd Winchester
and sbama Rsroad at COEan with sexanse Rsrosd, sad
at Chattanooga with Western and Atlantic Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville NJ connects 81 War
trace with shebyylle Branch Stevenson With Msmphis and
Charleston Railroad and Chattanooga with Tenn and
Geo, and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets to the following points, and At prices
cd can be had st ali hours, On sppe2on to the Ticket Agent
ct 0Aee, at Depotf ~gI- r
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tall
szsr- Ie aktl giem, purifying and eeAans
IA Blood-sestorsng sick, suffering invalid 20
- 49, .----I- TTRAL9 81 ANB STRENGTHs
49, .ra There is no Mistake About 1t.
800 e. s care Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Dahea, Byssn.
De ron OF Spirits, teyer and AgBe, Inward
Us Fv - Breath disease Of The Liver Stomach Bow
Sle a. =. r,..,t e. -,
H eE BEEEiEN ooyoa Slea 70 Pesaly' suons sna
80 do yos wsn the Bloom CT Health 70 mount 70
q. a. ~ tE,sskr srsin f-heE 70 and get
E Sref,esstsss siren 9Th efiug DoKdsuI ana Heed
Purifier.
nssay not moment tE warranted give ziSfaetIol.
a iii sure Kidneys Wo Blsdd Faint
Ealing Of the Worub, Barren
EsSs arising ffen 0hro1ie Nervous Debility
A1it an Efaliibls Remedy.
FOX CGfALDRENs .s
wntyour delicate, sckl Children, 70 e Hes ny
arong and Robust 7thsn give them hcLAANs STRENGTH
ENING CORDIAL see the directions each bele IL de
FP spoonful morning fasting, Is sure
gTss5tVs against oiI Fever Yellow Tsv Cholera o.
~ -E any REsRaslng disease. i -rs.-...a-- SOC
- GkUTI0Nl beware Of DrugFiHz or Dealers Who nay
Of Biss barBapaEila pWhlc0
t y esp) saying q s Just g goed There sie
te
1aos1sna. 1Fod sucs infamous PILATES ana taer
eoEpounaSi AK for Dr. . H. Mclean srengtns
sning oordsi Blood Purifier. Take nothing elsa II the
sniy remedy PRy Blood thoroughy and, Ct
tlss, sFREA0EHEN sed 1att4G0AATk NE whole
orvansstion in large BotlssSl pee hote OF
DIR. J: H. AeLElE Sole Proprietor,
4 CoraeFo f N s.. e,
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PrssbytePY of Nashville.
FYNHE PIeyery Of HsshVe viii meet sePtensr Goth, in
Msnists will leave Nashville on the ~ P NJ Train ThGrs
day evening" l4 l 7 t..as
tep5-GtWkwlw rs J. W.. H0FTE, Stated Clerk.
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LANDS OF IJLIEoTg.

Nc State IN the Valley OF the Mississippi offers great
ihducement 10 the settler the State Of Illinois There
portion Of the world where G ofthe conditions Of climate sns
soil admirably combine produce these two great staples
OORN End WHEAT, as the Prziries Of Illinois a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-20

Sold IN EsshVille by a. w. Hendeshott Berry DemSvilla
wing Pendlston, and al responsible diuggistI ec20
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.DnRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Rsr Liver Complaints BIlIousness Heads

oorasI q rbiTd ali Pine Streets 4. eiI. No.
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APPLICATION OF CAPITAL

Thus capita and labor have applied developing
soil great OF the State essl AID iron Rn
unouched The nyazbe rule that the mechanic fours
best where food and fuel cheapest will follow at earl
day Illinois, and in the Of the next ten yas the Es
raj and necessities Of the the belief that
least hundred thousand people will be engaged in tbs Ea
OF Illinois in the various manufacturing empoynents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-20
RIon ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS

The deep rich lean OF the prairies cultivated with
dsru facility that farmers the Eastern Middle States
moving Illinois plumbers. The Illinois
il about equal that Of England aud the soil rich that
It win support twenty millions Of people
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She attention enserpng and industrious portion
the community directed to the folOSng ssteneR and lib
.rsl inducements offered them BY the $3.50 ..
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THE UNION &c J0URNAL. X 20

Il can explain IL all. tell you that the pro-
gramme Of the secession Was we'll known here
in England before single blow Was struck in
America
This can hardly belive.'
Believe II or not, rs you please, but knou
u. A member OF Parliament in this very room
where We are now sitting, detailed the whole
plan to me last winter, and he assured me u
was known to number Of members OF Parlia,
ment He stated that the army and navy would
be di,persed--that the treasury would be emp.
tie and brought into debt-that the arms ana
ammunition would be removed to the forts
South-that these forts would all be seized by
the troops Of the Confederates - that they
would rush upon Washington, holding II by
military force, and thus break up the Govern
ment and destroy the Union-that the South
were all united, aud thai they had the entire
Democratic party North as allies, 30 that there
would be no hope for the North. They must
submit 10 the terms the South should dictate.
Il am much obliged to you for this Informs
ton. but how on earth could you get it.
With q smile on his face, aud knowing
twinkle in his eye, he said
The South had their agents here. authorized
TO communicate and to act. These, under
pledges Of secresy, and perhaps with special
appliances, appealing TO sclf-interest, revealed
the plan When they applied To the Consul, II
was all confirmed. Aud when the secession be-
gan and progressed, rs the programme stated,
with nothing to impede it as long as Buchan-
ans term lasted; and when Lincoln was with
difficulty inaugurated, and the capital threat
ened; when Baltimore and Virginia played the
part marked in the bill OF fare, do you wonder
that the feeling was that the secession would be
Q SUGGEST DO you wonder that editors spoke
rs they did in their columns, or that men oil
business or manufacturers felt rs they did, or
that members of Parliament were forward to
make motions, or that Lord John Russell made
haste to recognize them as belligerent powerl
But the programme has not oil been carried
out, and probably will not be. Things are
changed, and there will be corresponding
change in public sentiment, but 1t will take a
little time
These were revelations. had suspicious that
the active agents of the South had been at
work; but that they had poisoned 80 many
fountains, and had pushed their way so near
the throne, dill not suspect. These reSsla-
ton u what was done in the dark explain the
strange things that did not appear in tue light.
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COLONEL KNOWLES AND Tue Run Suors.-
While the 9th regiment were in Philadcl.
phia, they we're located in the immediate
vicinity OF several liquor shops, the keepers
of which were requested not to sell to the
regiment. Two Of theproprietors disregard
ed the request, and in less time than it takes
TO write it, the colonel sent u file of soldiers,
shut up the shops. locked the doors and
placed the proprietors under guard, to their
great ehagrin and surprise. Quite num-
Der Of Quakers were among the lockers on,
and it was said to be amusing to see them
walk up to Colonel Knowles, and in their
peculiar style say, "Friend Knowles. thy
conduct meets our approval, and We will
back thee up il necessary" It was not ne.
cessary. however, as his prompt action pre-
vented further trouble in that direction.
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English Statesmen and southern
Traitors.

The Rev. DE-. Pstten, formerly Of New York,
but at present resident in England. is writing a
series Of patriotic letters on American affairs to
the London Daily News, which attract much
attention. In . letter recently Published In
New York city, DR.. Patten makes . euriou,
revelation respecting the completely Of Eng
lish politicians with Southern eonspirators.-
lie says:
The hrst convictions here were that the de-
struetion Of the Union was inevitable. Thi,
conviction was produced by the operation OF
Appropriate means means which convinced
the London Times and other papers-mesns
which convinced leading shipping and manu-.
f>cturing interests = means which convinced
members Of Parliament = hem l viii stop
though might 90 still higher up. Here STOP
to tell you What did thus powerfully operate
and - deeply move all the selfish interests ol
ths people. A lev days since, when convers-
ing with the editor OF a most reliable
man, on the American trouble, I expressed my
amusement that with all the der,onstrs ton, oI
anti slavery sentiment in England their should
be such sympathy Tor the South, and a. mneh
Of GOODNESS toward the North. and that ther,
should be such confidence in the success OF IN
South. lie fixed his eye on me for momeai
most searchingly, and then said;
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9saaI Metie1s.

To TIE Hosors5Is Court Of County Commfs-
sioasrs for tie Couaiy Qf York, obe hoIdsS
at !dUrsd,in said County on the
day Of May, a. ID. 1850.
THE undersigned inhabitants Of said Coun.
Il ty, respectfully represent that the highway
a. now travelled frO,n the dwelling house Of
Luther Cooling In Acton 10 the dwelling house
Of Jonathan Blais'iell In Lebanon, by way Of
North Lebanon aud Lebanon Centre, Is narrow,
circuitous and billy, aud that the public con.
vcnsence and necessity irmand the widening
aud strengthening of the same by new location
or otherwise. particularly In this, by new locs-
ton, beginning at point near the Bog rosd,
% called, or between that and lianscom's Cor.
ner and crossing lands VI Aaron Kicker or
Ezekiel. or lands Of others, as may 30 deemed
most for the public convenience, and crossing
the Lebanon Centre road below the dwelling
house OF Oliver Shaplcigh, thence across lands
ot Oliver Shapleigh and others TO the new road
which passes By the dwelling house OF Lorenzo
McCrillis, at some point near to the dwelling
house OF Oliver Billings.
We therefore pray your honors 10 view said
route between Luther Goding's Aforesaid and
Jonathan Blaistell's aforesaid, and make such
widening and Strengthening. by new location
or otherwise, rs the public necessity requires.
ISAAC RANKIN,
and IS o,hers.
Lebanon, April 3, 1850.
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A CARD.

The subscriber tenders his warmest thanks "a
citizens Of saco aud Biddeford, to whose promp,
and vigorous eIertions he Is indebted for the
preservation Of his property from the fire Of
Tuesday morning. lie would especially men,
ton the energetic aud efficient services Of the
Triumph Engine Co., who added to their for.
mer well-earned reputation, and showed them.
selves in every respect worthy Of their name
JosEPn HoBsos.
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a CARD.

SAco, June lst., 1861.
Rurus SMALL, Agent Of Mass. Life Insurance
Company.-Dear Sir: Permit me and my lit
tie daughter Sarah to thank you, and through
you the Massachusetts Life Insurauee Com
pany, for the prompt and honorable manner
Ia which they paid the amount insured ON the
life Of my late husband.
1 always felt natural repugnance to Life
Insurance, and more especially to being made
the recipient Of anything dependent upon. the
loss Of dear friend. This feeling my hus-
band shared in, but the munifcent benefit
which might arise to his family induced him to
accept your proposal for Insurance.
A proper consideration OF the matter, and
like reflections would induce many Others to
adopt the same course. thrust this prompt and
honorable course will always be pursued by
yourself and the company you represent, thus
Relieving. In some manner, the distress oil
such period. Respectfully yours,
3v3l APun 9. CLEAvEs.
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ST. YITUS,s DANCE.

This distressing and mortifying nervous af-
fiction is left generally either to take its natu-
raj course, or is treated on general principles
with very little success. The nervous SNIP
toms are not the disease itself, and proceed from
functional or organic dorangment in the ner-
yous centres. No. medicine has been found
equal TO the PERUVIAN SYRUP in checking
the involuntary nervous tremblings known as
st. Vitus's Dance.
Boston, January ], 1859.
Gentlemen,-I have been subject for many
years to n severe cutaneous complaint, which
produced great irritability of the skin, general
nervousness, and which finally resulted IN what
physicians call Cborea, or st. Vitus's Dance,
from which was for many months q great SUI
ferer.
was obliged to relnquish all kinds Of busi-
ness. and 80 severe aud constant were the spas
modic contractions of the nerves that my mind
was oppressed with the fear that my case wasa
hopeless one. | had the benefit OF the best
medical advice, but obtained no relief ln the
early part Of January last commenced taxing
the Peruvian Syrup; before the trst bottle was
finished, great Improvement In the symptoms
had taken place, and before the second bottle
was consumed, all twitchipg and diseased ner-
yous action had ceased. was cured OF theSt
vitus's Dance and Of the humor which had al
fcted me for 80 many years. For the last ten
months have enjoyed an uninterrupted state
Of perfect health, and have every reason To be-
liese IL 70 be permanently Te-establlshed by The
use Of the Peruvian Syrup.
Yours respectfully,
2w32 No. SO Broadway, South Boston.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-08-09

y The scccsiouists Of our State not only
sympathirs with the Southern rebels, but
they initiate with surpriring fidelity their
acts Of perjury and forgery. An instance oil
their skill in this direction is pointed out in
the appended article, which we copy from a
Democratic paper of Union proclivities pub
lished at Rockland. The article is headed
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-08-09
State of Maine.


horh' Ss'
To m, Hon.. The Justices of the Supreme .Tu-
W" 49,, ~. ~ T. H. -, gJr,sI
dicidi COurI, neri 70 DC ho'aen ~ 'IV't,
rihin and 10r The County OF YORK, on inc
fourth Tuesday of .Mdy, A. ID. 1861.
nESpECTFULLY represents Joshua ii lar
IL - ,.,,.., r,,hor ,,mt,a Ts,hox Re,.v
pon, Jotnam iMVnA, hiuiu ia III W niSJs
oyer, Mary BATES anu liannan hoss MI W I n,u''s
iord' w sald county OF noIk, nm ooPn n, ro,s
kins OF hockpoIt IN tne county oi nsscA anu .V,
nonwealth OF Nassaehuse.ts WA, .noy ai S ia I
IN icy snpe anu as !enan,s IN % p'g ~ Anu nj
SeiIalh rear esie stua.ed ~ sa ", ,ha So,,h cor.
Dor nS a.iS iot Nv al an to Nancy Wedvewood
~ Wy W ls,S n ~ te ascca.ed amon~ bs Gill.
aren; ,bsncs south en-, Jsgrees Fast nv aid Wedge
nnb 10, sayentssn rods, tience sans course by lot
NJ "a s.IS ~, sa, ~ ~ arn,esaiJ M lydia dor
A. .is,na, nd ,wa thiras rods tbcnoe same
ao,,, ~ H., NJ ala 1t sal afy ne afnresaid 10
SvuIso ~ ~, W. - ,hanea a. mo course
~. hn, " ala io,".at ofy M aioresaid Ia
ID' ~ ~ tan nj ,sa ,hirds roJs, Thence
s,na .'as 10 h., No sssd lot"set off AS afDre-
ANY .s y, wnI,, Uia, si,,san ana one.half rods,
$780, ~ iot M 6-set off ma aforesaid
a., nIiv Ia r,os swo1tx tI,ree rods, thence by land
ioV ~. o,aJ sonth 40 ,raas West thrty.f,ir rods
10 land If Ab,abam and Devils Davis; thence by
i.nJ ~ all Ia vis md nv land AZ William Is Ma
s"n and nv land or nor,on, unknown. south eighty.
si,ht Js,,yecs Past one hundred and twenty.four
e,5n' ass' s,, onH ,mam,., ~n ,ods IN South
Ioust usnoo No''neiy ."s ~, ~, oT 20 Nancy
W s,.aid 10 Siyi.ion IN ssid estate Of
H.hs'a H. ansnn, his chiidren "a Aforesaid ,
$500 d., s.,y n.s,,,s iot No North RI degrees
W.s Y a. y, iot No . ~ nasture act on Il, Dl.
I've r. 49, thsnca ANA conr Inv lot last named,
seventeen rods to lot No. B. pasture set of 10 Mel
Ia Ia d al
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TO YOUNG MEN.

And those suffering nom badrssuits Of secret habit.
usually termed "Nervous Debility, Premature Do.
cay" etc, etc. Published for the beneat Of the az
nicted and adapted to every individuals own pri
vate use, giving all the necessary information foI
the selfeure Of every one and without the expense
attending quaek books or medicines This wosk d
valuable to every youn: man. Sent under seal on
receipt Of one dollar, by addressing
sw23 J. ID HlX0N. Rockiand. Me.
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TRULY SroKES.-The Bath Times says -
"Let the rebels succeed, and the Union be
broken, and there is not man oil property
in the commercial States who would not be
reduced to penury in less than three years.
The only hope of salvation for our business
men is the support OF the Government. 1t
is the knaves, who apply the incendary
torch for the opportunity which FIRE gives
for plumber, who sympathize with rebellion,
and are ready to welcome the fall Of the I'm
ion."