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Some say, "Your cures are too quick, " while 9TH
ers doubt their permsnence, and think that diseases
can ony be cured by the ''sloS, recuperstiye pro-
cess OF Nsture.
This IS our reply: In heath, the body, like a well
talsuced scale, Is 10 state Of equilibrium But
quisite, is 10 restore the no maj balance of tie
scale.
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This work Will be 10 every particular Trustworthy
/ and sccufsie-wnuen by the Lieut-l2enaIal's lie
] long tueud, toom Official documents put frrasIr9B
into hs hsnd-, b cannot fsi % meet every rtqufe
/ ment Of The putlic expectation.
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This work will be 10 every particular trus,vorth,
and sccursie-wnten hy the Lieut. Cleua1aIs lie.
long TREND fcom Official documents put s'r'asf.ylf
into his hsnd- ID cannot fsu 10 meet every rtquIts
tnent Of The public exPectsnon-
The follow ne eztrsris from the
Prsiaratory Letter from the Author
fully explain The chsrsrtsr and scope Of thew VII
UstsrssIrt o. PESSsuvASrA.
fuu-sDEliiuA, July !, Is6s. I
Ny DrAR sE lit b. with peculiar rleasur. ths,
have undertaken 70 write the military ltograpbv
OF Lleuteuaut General ,srsnt. bscanse hsyin.s,
snoNu h'm nom hoyhood, lhsye matched the snc,
cessivc steps and symmetrscal iarelopn,ent AZ -.
enara-ior, and Ind 10 hs complete and ropnde.i
lie not male point VI ch vii reQulre me 10 rim
my pen ior The purpose Of chsmpidashp e1ten-
Qaiion OF psllsion We Were csdsts Together ana
nov see how Ne cadet Of 1870 e2h.b ted quaiues,
soch oniy need iosieunE and opportunity 10 max.
I'm The sencrsii srno OF Gs6S
e. I have g,esi PRIDE 10 knowing that unasrtase
80 uosi-r noi ony with Gtnera' Grsni's Sapchon
~ VIE p . abusive promise 81 every sssi sfsn.,
he ha' re,ted mst RAJ snd maps 90 te pus In mn,
na4'.-' winch cannot oiherw So he olt.inei .n8 -
500 y gentlemen OF ms ztg= have OF r,s a. -
sser sn questions. and suppiy IN AN - - ~ =.
mas" tle WORK iaitn.uI bistorc ra.,ar,f
! IN M may SAFELY promise The prbii- tbsf a.
~ ~ W 80 m'ghi have h5eo better done ~
either hands, they stl 6nd. m this yolur,e ~,
trutn csreiuY sted iruu the crcat mass al me-.
rails, systerlsii ally 81 g. sted srirnf.f,sii, ,
81 ~ ml.ssfy poiui o. 'iev. and uniuaaenetd ~
preud'ce q any kind vhlte1er
The story OF lIshs
Prom wear 10 year, the blstsS. fter.s C,-+,.-..
Int be hsi PASSED"
which interl nk in iron chain WORK iba pss,., 4
youtn wita the stormy, succ-ssful Hustrfot5s r,,s
hood Of our 'aneat canian.'
am, very snctre.y, yours,
+. COPPER
{. 4. Rl,HAEusoS. Esq
this Vera l. s0ld sniy BY Subscription
Agents Vauted 10 every county Ercluzive ter
FtorJ givea, and l.oeud indncsnleats offered.
Address,
&. B. RICHARDSON. PubtIshsr.
40 Broadway, New Nogk.
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Lot No l. In the Preston Hays plan Of lots, front
ing feet on Frsnklia pike 80 feet deep, on Whch
Is situated comfortable frame dwelling Posses
. on given let January, 1896.
lot 10 2, in sad plaza front 81 # On Franklin pike
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kNEoUEoEansNTs On CANDIDATES.
For lie Nashville Union
STELLA.

4 LILA
And thou art gone Oh, deaths a wind
That sweeps the gentlesi doWerz sway,
And leaves The rude and rank behind
A. It1cy were too means prey
Not SOL Hither meath its blast,
But oa-.oo of-the vilest ia1
loved thee i0r thy beauty much
Iloyei tbee TOT ny goodness more,
And found, slss tc0 late that such
Perfection vhich could sd0re.
And uooed 80 Of with ieryent breath,
Was won b. my great rival--Desth.
He lry hugerz round thy form
Enclssp-d tlse IN freea ne fold;
h. lps 90 kisses sof and warm
Imprinted on thy face 80 cold r.
HIS gsssFe cil.l ed thee With it, gloom
IFss dlus be Won thee to tle tomb.
Hov different 10 Thy brightest dhys,
when y0a arrived at W0msnh0od
AE ewes that ssw thee looked ihy praise
Aad hosts a suitors near lice stood
Ana 4 Hmong them, felt so bsst
Because you loved me most sud best.
All flowers you loved flndly sought;
Ana iabri up-u the tree
fcur passing elimination caught
tired 10 susre h. loso. ioI thee.
ascsuse 10 Nj tt in evenings long
Begmls sEsy the hours with song.
The wallis We took take slone,
Along ihe urCo-. lhat winds the dell.
And t1er~ beside the mimic throne
raised Tor you by Roosevelt
30 and sax ''thotcene IL drear
Because my Stella ~ not here
Pot. Eteus. though 'twHs thine 20 die
Boa early youth. in beauty bloom,
Think, ~ Iou looked your last that
Maie promise which 0uilives the tomb
Trat 4. who v0oed Wilh i,ryent cath
Would. a. you did, but we'd with Death.
NAsHvulr. Lee 2Jth, lst5. " c.
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hamation; but sthe boys kept mum. He
never found out the trick; but 10 the end Of
h's life be never entered the old church
sgain-
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY, CAMDEN, n. J.
r. EsTERBRooK & 90.
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS,
~, pruor,up. I No. .4Os AFch-st., PhIIa.
WAREHOUSES No. az Johu-st New ysrk

GAMPLEs and prices on application Lots EaHde
- to order Of any pattern or stamD required
CAUrION-fhese Pens are Of genuine Amer can
mRnutsctuTe and equal ~ frish elasticity aud fne-
ness 81 point 20 me best Hnpotted. they are.
therefore, sure to gam the confidence Of the Ameri
can p1bae The fac-snl o. or signature ID euffi-
Client security against foreign imi lation.
- For sele 81 retail by III ationers 10 the
United States, X, ESTERBROOR 4 co.
cet2l-Rnf cod ..-a .Aa.st
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bAsHvmJE, Tim Get 9Th, 1875.
IN and after Tus sdsy, Oct 10. 1855 and until fur
V Their notice, Passenger Trains will run as fol-
oWs:
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, ami ell points
South ats A. n, Arrive 81 Chattanooga 81 GO ?. n
Returning Leave Chattanooga 81 Gao A.
Arrive q Nashville 81 5;i5P. n.
ShelbvvIlle Accommodation, leave nashville 81
s.lOP n. arrive NJ Shelhyyllle al 7.20. NJ
Returning-Leave sheibyyille At $50 A. n, ar
rye n 9,65 A. N.
NASHVILLE & NORTH WESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville Tor Johnsonyi'le, and AT points
West snd Northwest, at p. n arrive NJ Johnson.
vile &c II P. N.
Returning JohnsonviIe l:50 A. ~ srrve
81 Nashville AZ 6.50A. N.
Trains on n. q n. ". r. r. connect ct Johnson
vile with 6rst clsss Inc o. steamers for Pnduosh,
Caro- snd - Louis.
Irsins stop a. all intermediate roInts.
VIM. p INNEs. GenH Slpt
n 4 {. and n. n. ". r. kds.
Oct10-d
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Whist may seem almost incredible IS that many
diseases hitherto considered hope essly iucuraba
are irequeot cured in few days or weeks; ana
we cheeriully invte the Investigations the liberal
minded and tcienuhc - cures which have no par
slle nj the present day.
During the pat i've years va have contsnde
with Obstacles aud overcome opposition as hercU-
lean as were ever encountered by any Teformers.
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Also the two story brick shop known as the Gun
ter shop Possession gwen on the Let day Of April,
1886.
Also a LOT fronting IS feet on Spruce street, Tor
Franklin pike adjoining the residence and lot now
claimed and occupied by G. 3. Gunter.
Also lot, Nc. 81, on Washington street, 70 iset
front.
Persons wishing to purchase are earnestly desr
"a to examine the pub shed plst, which can be
found az the once Of Horace n. Harrison Esq.. OF
BY calling on the undersigned, who viii take plea
in giving all Information required, and q show
ing the lands. ga
TERMS -One-fourth cash and notes with sp-
proved personal security on 6. r. Is and "A months
credit bearing interest, and lien Tetain- ID on the
property until the purchase money Is paid.
L. r. GLASCDCK,
decia-tu TN Sat-u I'm. EuFeiHl Commissioner
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Notice.

DRs. r. al HUNTER, physirisas i5r diaeasss
Of ths THROAT, LURss ard HEART, would
noffy TIER psuents that her one 10 Nashville
WI elo-s % sstardsy evening. tie an nsts aaer
Ehicn Their ad5fess 81 b iEs West Fourth street
CIncinnau. For the bs1saf Of those uko desire
hereafter 70 placs thsusei7ss under their care, Az
rangsmsnts haVe oeen made With IT. Roscoe. Giy
A otsl, WhO = Euthnu0ed . rsce ~ apphra10us
d maze aEEuiaa1ols, when VII BE- brsardea
our address e CnciEnAn. ncts-sm
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RAYS OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
m lnrrRrIsTRs IN DETAIL.

Asvsrtsaueuts in the Hpecis Column, hrst time,
fr~11 I b lines, 81 u0-each additional line, 70
nnts. subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Israi Column, FIRST time, nom % lines, 81 o.
9arh additional .ine. - cents; subsequent inaeT-
isous. IS cents per hne-
All ADVERTISEMENTS occupying special position
I'D al double column Embellishments will be
Charzed $50 per cent. advance on regular rates.
nAR21ASE And FUNERAL NOTICES
WI 10 cAzrFsd 81 the regular sdFertiaing FStes.
zad mast Invariably be pad n sdFancel or no IN
rarzou made.
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SECRET DISEASES !
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Samaritan's Gift!

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EvEs usED
'Yes. Positive Cure"
FOR GONORRHCEA. GLEET, STRUCTURES. a,
Contsius no Mineral, no Bslsan, no MercuGy.
O-au Ten PTS 70 Be- Tates 70 EFsrt Ore
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell cor
any unpleasant taste, and viii not DO any waF .l.
Iure The stomach or bowels q the most delgsfe
Cures IN from two 10 four days aud recent cases
no "tWentY four hours" Prepared by 4 EraIusla
q the University OF Pennsylss Ia, one o. The RIOS,
eminent Doctors ami Chemists Of the present isr.
No Exposure, 70 Trouble, no Change v hatsysr
Let those vito have despaired ~ getting cured, 1-
who have been gorged Eith kslsam Copabis 5s
Nsrcurys Try
THE sAMARITANS GIFT.
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Two ThrouQh Trains DaiIY.
NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
- $50 .-.- ~ -
RAILROAD LINE.

ON and after THURSDAY Nov. 10th, and IN
" ID further notice, Passenger Trains will run As
follows;
Leave Nashville at IT'S m; arriving 81 Decatur
at 3.3O p.m.-Mskmg immediate connections for
Huntsville sDd Memphis, arriving a. Memphis at
20 am next day. Cars run through nom Deca-
tur 70 Memphis
Returnine, Decatur at $50 an; arriving
at Nashville at 6.s5 p.m connecting with trains for
Louisville
Accommodation Train for Columbia leaves Nash
vile (Broad street Depot st . 90 pm.
Returning, leave COLUMBIA at 7.l5 ain.i arriving
at Nashville at As m.
Trans stop at all intermediate Stations, aud run
daily. except the Columbia tram, which viii net
run on Sunday.
novl5-f H. POTTER. Geu'lsupf
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CARRIAGES.

TUHE IMMENSE STOCK. nov in tie THRFE
l.ARtsE wARERooMs. covering IA arta o.
i50Qo Square Feet
Entrsnees-aS8 Broadway A. 10 CFosSy 81
Beng the LARG EsT ASSORTMENT o. Garages
ever ohsrsd IN Neg York. sill nov b. sod 81
Ereaily reduced prices. HAESrss. Ac.,
50 assortment aus ~ % nand.
ocrs-tm eoda c. WITTY, 50 Broadway, n, !.
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500 Agents Wanted.

S200 A MONTH spsrsa'eea ssd expenses
men, Tesrhers Returned soldiers, and an who rn
gage 10 the sale Of "H0llsnds LIE Or iduoolu, 20
"Abbott'z History Of he Rebellion" "Headiey e
Life Of Washington" and many other Standard
Works and Engravugs For tsrr.s sod territory
apply Immediately, 10 person or BY letter, DC ny
ONCE p T. nIBBLE.
ne Fourth st., bet Market and Jefferson.
noY2-3In dsW Louisville, by.
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In their Stock Of
Wines & Brandies,
ALL or WHICH ARE
eNUINE AND IMPORTED,
May be found
Pemsriin snd DufGord1n sheuies ,
Old Choice snd Reserved Nadeiras.

Pemsrtin snd Duf Gordon sheTies,
Old Choice snd Reserved Msdeiras.
London DocE sud Burgundy Port,
Pemsrtln, Blsqueior. and 81. Julien Msdol
Clsret,
Hsut ssnierne Nlesteiner, Hockheimer and Ca.
tRNhs Wines
DemsreieT, Sold Medal and HeidsIck, Cham.
paEae;
PInet Csstllon, Otard. Dupuy's a Co.'S Brsndiss;
lush, scotch. BOURBON and Robertson County
Whiskys,
holland Sin;
MsrssehinO Absinths; Vermonths and ell sssori-
ed Liquors;
Bakers and Holland Bitters.
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Clover Seed! Glover Seed

IN BARRELS CLOVER sEEn. Just received
~ tnd Dor sale BY DlCEEY 4 SMITH,
decN a-sgfis Cor. Church gnd Front sfreets
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IsTABI.I-ts ed N $50
u - -,,-.,f~eTOs,

u-so'sssrs All RstaH Dsaers Q Loe-a- ~
and LooruE Glass Pat-s- lhe tisa- - Ger
z5at assortms1t Of Mirrors, ben - Maa-
ra1. GI1DE 10 AZ . trsnches- A.. 49,. rs
%. and o Der E-ld o. Franss ais4-
Fssrl street, opposite fsoE alPs 30
oulT-sm
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Just Received and More
Coming

NHOCE PUTATOEs 10 large iols, 70 aas ''-
- l5u, ior sac low. -.-y.-,trss
Frnai stresl 81 Door a9Tin = -
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cents
The efficacy Of these remedies Is alike hrsn1E.
edged by physl.ians and pauelt-. hey are asri
10 he u S Hospitals. and BY theirrea. merit l''a
gaiuei the appreciation Of Tire most able surgeon
Patient take uotcet The Ingredients are kuaal
90 the physicians who use them a. you nll 80 5'
The following.
PosT HOSPITAL, FuET MhasHALl
Baltimore, Feb 2l ls4
tT have great satisfaction 10 stating nsi Ha'a
used The 5anaritau's Remedies ioTit ea-i-A
Disease IN IT, most customary form tlsi Dave
used them with Judgment, discretion. sol 9r'peI
iy, and have found them respond o. nay aal.la
10 3 promptly ana eieciuaiy kuoFuE NJ.
composition, I have the fullest confidence 'a ne.
sitiracy, and as Ear e. my Use Of them elieli''
recommend them sirougY
ALFRED G BOWE9
Assistant 9urge0a 5ta Nes l1fA Fa'
Reader, here is prosf positive 81 The "a
these truly valuable preparations The o.i -,..-
lrg and al gushing drug have 30 Fve say 20 rene
dies purely vegetables pleasant ~ the taste aA-
POSITIVE CURE.
Sold by WI CW SMITH, lruErss
Cor. Church and Vine streets, NasH'a
DESMOND CO, Propuei0rs.
$40 Race street, Phiiateiphia, Pa I-ap
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sAMARITAA's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Puudsr ard Rsmsiy tor
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, Spots.
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH
Ills OR VENEREAL Dis
EASES, DC.

For syphilis or Neueresl Diseases, the slmsr
tau's Root and herb Juices b. thu most p0o1t esr
tain and shecluai remedy ever prsscuhed. DO rua
a. sud eradcalss every parlcls OF tle yeugres uH.
son, 50 shat The cure il thorough sBd ppuu.u-a.
Take then this purifying remedy sHi b. hssrI.
and do not transmit 90 your posteuty lhaf Tor sua
you may repent 10 after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may Do pronounced IncuuafIe, tie
Sausrl.n's Root snd Herb Juices VIII remove
every veshge Of impurities fr0r the system, o. bel
- q the bad ELECTS Of Mercury.
FEMALESft FEMALEsTf
In many affection with which nuubar- of ss
males suffer, the Root and Herb Juices IS most haa
ply adapted. % liberated Uterus 10 Whites.
bearing down, Faliiag Of The Womb, Debility. SOD
for a'l complaints incident 30 the sen. Seat l7 sr-
press. Puce, s. per bottle
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Commissioners Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
217 ACRES,

T,oO and q half miles from 3askvilie, on the
MHrfrsssbOnO pike and also other ValH-
able Property in Nashville, belonging 10 the
Estate Of The late Edl0ard Tra5ue.
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DIRECTORS


D. -. COTTON, Of Tenn. G.. O.. HFQUEHBoUBg, Of n r..
WI. C. SUMS, uELASD z. smith. OF MINI.
a. g. sASFosD, A. WELLs OF Much.
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Constitution Life Syrup,
BIAS PRODUCEDA REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE
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@. @. PECK, Agent.
OTTtcE 81 GESERAL SUPERiNrTNDESr,
Mac. ASp n. 4. n. W. RAlLRoADs,

VINO WI promptly sIIsnd % an msIlefs enII %
b hiTn. novif-f'
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Dyspepsia.

1t is 30 universally admitted that Constitution
Life Syrup il the only effective means of restOra
on IN the vsriogs forms Of Paralysis, that We need
not reterate that 1t ls emphstcaily the Great Life,
giving Power.
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Paralysis

Is positive and specific remedy for sill diseases
originating from an IMPURE STATE or THE
BLOOD. and for all (hereditsry) diseases transmit
ted from Parent to Child
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7hs latte Speaker. By } zschos. 60 cents.
~ B'gA iSoAsaj .lassser. by ) CZsohos 81,
es-Aheral psBsouuts 70 the trsde, Auy Work
on oar LAsr sen, posi- pad. On receipt ofpfice-
r. W. CsRBQLL.& CO.
ssPs7-sm = West Fourth sireet. Cincinnati.
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND JErr. DAVIS
Con Sherman says he asked President Lin
coin explicitly when at City Point, whether
no wanted him to capture JEFF. Davis or let
him escape. but the President gave him no
reply except story about temperance lee
turcr, who, one day after long ride in the
hot sun, stopped at the house Of a friend and
was RECALLED with lemonade. His host insin-
uasingly asked u no wouldn't like tho least
drop Of something stronger. to brace up his
nerves after tho cxhausting heat and exercise.
"No," replied the lecturer. III couldn's
think Of it +; I'm opposed to IL on principle
But" he added, with longing glance at the
black bottle ,hatstood conveniently at hand,
"if YOU could manage to put in drop IN
6ckno~nst to me, guess il wouldn't hurt mo
much - "Now, General" Mr.. Lincoln is
said to have concluded, elm bound to OPP
pose the cscapo Of JEFF Davis; but IL you
could manage to let him slip out unbc-
knowns. like, guess 1t wouldn't hurt mo
much 80
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ETHere is subject for picture: In q
pretty country studio, seven miles from Fon-
taineblcau, gentlewoman was at work on a
sultry day last weak; dressed rs French Ia
dies, who happened to be artists, usually
dress. in a blouse and petticoat. The gen.
tlewoman wus Mdllc Rosa Bonheur, and she
was painting cattle and grazing ground.
Suddenly the door Of her studio was opened,
and without announcement Of any kind .
bright and charming woman entered the
room, threw her arms round Mdlle Rosa's
neck, and clasped ribbon round 1t, from
which depended little cross well known in
France. The charming visitor was the EN-
press Eugene. Mdlls Bonheur had not heard
word Of this visit or OF this decoration be-
ing for her and she sat down on low stool
and enjoyed good cry, while the Empress
chatted with her about her palettes, her pen
ellis and the delightful tribes Of her art
Certes. the Empress Eugene knows how tt
enhance graceful act by the added grace oil
doing it well.-Athen6um.
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wnAr Tue TELEGRAPH DrD TO MINISTER.
-Of all the freaks OF tho telegraph, the
following is the most laughable which has
como under our personal knowledge. Not
long ago, a graduate from one Of our East
ern Theological schools was called to the pas
toral charge OF church in the extreme
South west. When about to start for his
new parish, he was unexpectedly detained by
the incapacity Of his Presbytery to ordain
him. In order to explain his non-arrival at
the appointed time, he sent the following tel
cgram to the deacons Of the church: Pres
bytery lacked aquorum to ordain." "ln the
course Of its journey the message got strange
iy mctamorphosed, and reached the aston
ished DRAGONS in this shape "Presbytery
tucked worm on to Adam :" The sober
church officers were greatly discomposcd and
mystifed, but after grave consultation con-
cluded il was the minister's tacetious way OF
announcing that he got married. and accord
ingly proceeded to provide lodgings for two,
instead Of one.-Bo,,on Traveller.
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THE UNION &c J0URNAL,

yThc Bath Times tells Of two curious
teeth, extracted from human mouths, which
the editor saw in dentists ofhcc in that CT
ty-one an upper molar, the roots Of which
bear resemblspce to mans hand, the fingers
slightly bent and the thumb inclined toward
the palm. The other IL what Is commonly
termed "tush" and was extracted because
Of the uusightly appearance in the mouth
This last represents foot and leg and Is a
most perfect thing. Tho ankle bones, heel,
hollow Of the foot, finely arched instep. even
the nail Of the great toe, are perfectly and
beautifully delineated.
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CUSTOM CARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSING.
Gangs Mill. Nav 10. 1856:

CLARK's MILL. May l0, 1860.
hereby give notice to my numerous custom.
ers, that have. ut q large expense. increased
my facilities for doing Custom Carding and
Cloth Dressing the present season..
am now ready for work, and with my in-
creased facilities think shall be able to do It
as fast rs wanted, or at least, at very short no.
tice. The best of cards, machinery and work.
men are employed, and guarantee the best OF
work, Mt reasonable prices. All business tran.
sactions with my customers shall be satisfactory,
or nj least, Just and honorable.
- Charles Nutter. Main street, Saco Will
liam Millikeu, jr., Salmon Falls, and Josiah N.
Jones, Marlborough Centre, are my agents to
receive wool and cloth. also to deliver and set
tic for the same when done. All work left with
the above named persons, will be as well and
promptly done as IL lett at the Mill, and Mt
same prices.
shall also purchase wool, in large or small
quantities, for which shall pay the highest
market price, in cash or cloths, as may be de-
sired. My cloths will be selected expressly for
,esar, not altogether for profit, though "gain
is the end, acknowledge.
This Mill is situated In Hollis. on the river
road leading from Moderation to Bonny Eagle,
three. fourths Of one mile distant from each
place. Z. U. address, West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR., Prop'r.
~ WILLIAM SMALL. Agent.
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VJudge Chase tells little anecdote Of
himself which is moro readable than law
report: "rHr Hr-f "
"One summer, during my administration,
when the Treasury was more than usually
low. had occasion to visit q body OF troops
that had not been paid of for a long time.
Among the men was one with whom l had
some acquaintance, but who did not seem to
recognize mo, whcrcupon l introduced my
self"
"Oh! yes, Mr.. Chase. Secretary OF tho
Treasury, I recollect," he said; "bat 1t is so
long since we have seen your picture that
had almost forgotten you"