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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09
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Stbbrefse BON Dem NprfTter Der
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'tonal Scnpention Der republitaniibCn Yartbci
bat nit @initimmistcit unb nod nibt boacipeic.
mem GntbuiiaSmuS bic 9anbibatsn fir 9reIibent
uno gitc'4rclbent ernannt unb bic @runoldse
pcrtlnoct, auf ipelte bin ic baS @olt jur lin.
ttrltlBung aufruft Ntt SeSug auf bic geipdbl-
tel Yerlcncn 1T tein s8crt Der GmpfcbIun9 notbs
lpenoi9. Sbre Sbaten bilocn cinen She'll Der
8CIti6tc bcS QanrcS.
SSer aud Die @e9encanbibaten Iein mSaen, lie
milllen cine Organization repreIentircu, ipeIde
treuloS ibrcm 2anoe in Der Stunbe Der arSRteu
@ctabr llno fall6 9c9cn bic Srebsit rnc bic
&c6te bcS Menldsn war.
Sier Sabre lang fodbt bic 3cpublii nit Der
Sdaar beWdffnetcr Ntdnncr i'm &ompfe, um Az
cnti6eioen, oh Der ccnititutoneu ausaebrfiftc
gSile Der Wtbrbeit 8cles beS Qanbes Isin IcQtc
bio CT in Der our6 ca5 organi6s @cIcB porae.
lbrebcnen gSciie 9ednbert ipurbe Sn iencm
&ompfe Wurbm 5000 aRilioncu baareS 0ec
erldpcnbct-300, 600 RartDrbcrccn fanbcn in
llnlerem raIenbcbcdtcH Spben bre @rdber uno
&ummcr berrltt beute fait bel icbcm Seerbe,
Sr1ller ilber bic nibt beimgefcbrten 9rdpcn.
Slele Scrldtpcnoun9 bon @elo unb baS 8er-
lha0tllB ron Srduer ipurben. burd) bic Winber,
gclt Ill clller cinfaben SSabI berliridft, inbem
lle li6 mei9erte, Dem conltitutonca auSaebriidten
Sillen Der WtebrbCit ju gebcrdcn Nbb6naenb
bonn Nus9an9e ldipcbten paS 9eben @cpublit
nno bic ooffnungcn Der Ncnldcn
Die einii9c politiide Yartbc, pcId)e Soilfe,
SDmpatbie uuo Grmutbigung iener Ntinberbcit
Del brem Scrlnd)c, bic RcpubIit 5u tbeil,n ilnb
70 uh'ere Sreibeiten sur 5eritcren, eab, mar lie
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09
Npnt MuSlanb.
NurN ben NltlQntilhcn SeIeQr0pht

~H'~ WI ~NtbStNpDtH'
2pnbon, %. Ntai. Selegramme bon slep
gort ipelde bic @crtasnns bsS boben Smpea6-
ment @eribtS meben, iinb bic geranlaiiun9 5u
perldebenen @rOrterllngen In ben beutigen Ia
ge6bldttern
,,0aD Slepb" iit btr @einuns, baB S,rr
Sobnlon nit blauem Slu9e babcn setommcn, ie.
bod ni6t frcg.iprcbcn 1T bag aud bic Stea-
ing Der raotalen Yartci burb baS S6citern
bon 9ldncn, pelfe bic Scrurtbcung beS YrdIi-
bsnten bcrbeifibrcn icllten, nidt ionberlb &C.
fGbrbct iporbcn it,
Die ,Iornin9 Yoit" idgt bic 8aoitalcn foil.
ten hber ibrc eigene Niebcrlage frob lcin, eS
pcrbe iebenfall6 bic 3eit nidt mebr fern ien, ipc
Iie juiricoen icin ipirben, cine Niebcragc erttsn
gu bdbcn.
Der ,,SaiID Scegropb" eripdbut Der SpaIt.
ung in Der republitaniben Yartci unb bsmerft
ouBcrpem, baB Der @erdt5bcf obne Yartsiau-
mciitdt ein gcrcbtc5 8erbitt abgab
YariS, % Ntai OaS 9teluItat beS Sm-
pcodmcnt Yrc5eiicS ipirb in ben SasesbIdttsru
auf pcrlbisbcne SIrt commentrt Der Wonl>
tellr" iagt, bic rabifale Yartci bat all @runb
unb 9obcu bsrlcrei, obne bd5 geledte 3icl er>
rcidbt gu babeu Die ,,RreiIe" lit Der Nnlidt
baB baS 8eIuItat tein Gnbreiultat unb sldubt
bic Raticn pcrbe in Der fommtnben 9rdiibent-
ipabl bic Gnti6eibung 9cben. u9'Spnion" be-
tlagt bic iiebCn, citenS Der repubIifaniI6en Sen-
atoren fir bic Srciipredung ab9csebepen Stim.
men nnb idpridt ben Gnti6uB bieicr Senatorcn
Der 6urdt gu, bag bic @erurtbeiInng bcS Yraii-
ocnten cine Grili5 Dcrbciffbren mc6te.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09

Sobdlo Der rdiibcnt icine Yartci pcrIcE, ale
10 lcincn crlten betannten Sreubrud beQna,
ipuroe CT bon Der bcnlofrdtld)cm 4drci bcS 9tor.
bcn5 init Subel cmpfangcn. Sene Sccne, ipclde
man lcnit mir in niebrigcn &neipen fnbet, bic
ober Nnbrcp Sobnion bel ieinem NmtSantritte
olS Siccpi iibcnt Dor ben Nugcn Der gan,en sta.
tion Gllf8efilbrt battc, ienc Sccnc, iie mar bon
Den Senotraten ber9clien, oenn er ipdr ieBt cincr
Der Sbri9cn
SSoS uur S6mcidclci, ipaS 8crIpredun9cn
pcrmodtcn, ooS 9creibtc bic bemotrotild)c 4ors
tel bei Snorcip Sobnou Shdt9c @6nner,
mcIf)e ncd 9intcln in ibr Slmt ein9eitbt bdttc,
perloren bre Stcllcn{ gctaufte SnbipibuCn, bic
Ib nur ollS Dem Staat6ldabc bersibern ipcll-
ten, cbnc cincn Sent I'M bic Npblfabrt Der Ma.
tion ju 9ebcn, crbietcn ibre Slerntcr. 4alirt(
Der Gon9reB 0eieBe, pcId)c Dem 9dnbe mir jlllr
Soeil grcitcn tonntcn, 10 belcste iie sncrclr
Sobnlon Ouf ben Statb leiner bclnctratilber
6reunbc init lcincm &etc unb filbrte pcni9itcns
10 cine SerjD9rrung bericIbcn bcrbei
Seine gSlltilbr init 9eSug auf bic Nblebuno
oeS SctrctdrS Stantor, leine SoalSItarrigfcit il
oiclcr Nn9cle9enbet, unb cnblib feline ni1t5ipir.
ogen NiittcI, bic Ct bci bcm Nnfduf bon pflift.
pcr9ellencn Scnatorcn dnipanbtc, dllc5 bc6 &C.
lbab 5u 0unltcn Der Scmcfratcn
Grtcnncn mir MN lenc 9erbienlte I'M bic benz.
otratilbe Yartei an, 10 miliien pr unS natilrlid
bci cincm Gbarattcr ipic bcm bon Sobnicn nctb.
ip,noigcripcic fra9en: !, llnb mas lit bic Selob.
nun9 2" Oiclc Sra9e lpllte un5 bic bemctrati'
lde Rartci bcdntiporten, unb le tbut eS, ipenr
aud ltlll6pci9cnb sic bat Nnbrsip SobnIcr
benubt, 10 lan9e CT br Oicnite Ieiiten fonnte
bod lie prrldBt i'm, 10 baIb iic bn nid)t mcbl
9tbrauden fam. ST ir9cnb ipo pielIeid)t BOZ
cncr Ncminaticn Sobnlon'S gum YrdGbentcl
bic &cbe? ST bic gerin9ltc NnSiift porbanber
bag bic Scmpfraten ben Wann, ipelder l6oi
cine Ydrtci betrog au bic SpiBe Der ibrgen itelel
ipcrocn? Sober rubg iberIegcnce Mann mui
li6 cin9eitcben, baB bier iitr Sobnlcn feline 0oif
nun9 mcbr 1T. giit Secbigung ienc5 Serlnins
lpiro Nnorcip Sobnon bon Dem S6auplaB be
SScIt9ci6bte bcrl6ipinben
Dies lit baS 2ooS acr Scrrdtbcr
Sn ir9enb einen gSinteI Der Ser. Staaten nd,
li6 Der jcBi9e Yrdbent 5urilt5eben, N6tun
bat CT nibt bcrbicnt iie ipirb ibm aud nirsenp
iperoen Serabl6cuen iprb ieber reolfe Ran
ben, Der cinmal bic Sreue gcbrcben Der einm0
Scrrdtbcr tpar; lcine eigentn Grcaturcn pcrbc
ibm nid)t mebr 5ur Sete itebcn, btnn bic &raft
tpclhc iicon i'm baub, bat Gin Nnbrcr crbaltcn @u
poriibcrgCbcno ipiro bic @sItgeibi6te ieincn Std
mrn ncnnel; iie wrp ibn MIR erpdbnsn als BEL
eritcn Scamtcn unrcr 9roBen 8epublf, abCr 4
ipro i'm anb fflr cipig branomarttll, ipcnn 4
unparteiIf urtbcilcn pill. Serl6olIeu uno Der
9elicn, b05 1T @trrdtbcr 2pbn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09

9artbei, bic iid isItl bic Oemotrdtilde nennt.
Sci ibrcr lebtcn Stationals Contention, ipdbreno
cine babe Wlilion @cnI6cn in gSaffcn ipar, lln
bic @esieruns um5uperfsn, srtldrte fie ben &rieg
fur bic Union fir einen SeblIflag unb foroertc
Gin lcfortiseS NufbDrcn Der SeinbIeli9tctcn.
Nlan fcrbertt unS duf bic SSaHcn 81 Itrefen,
ipic Der Scino lag 9cbclgt
limb bic SeBcn ieineS SannerS ipcit tpe9 lpnrocn
sclb.ud)t;
Sliebcr gu reiBtn ben 0amen, ben itclS mir &C.
wcnncn, Der Station ibren Npler 81 rcibcn fcrt
bon Der Sonnen"
sSGre bic Yolitif Der benofrotilben Yartbc
erfoared, 0tlpelen, 10 tpiiroe Der 8enuS Der I'LL.
partbeiIden @cId6tc auf ben @rabItcin Der
9c9enwGrtigen Generation cine @rablbrift ln>
ouSlSldlidr Snfamie unb enololer S6anpe
Ibreiben-boS iic ss por5o9, bic &epubIit ebcr
ltcrben 5u laiIcn, als bic Spfer ju permebren,
ipelte nOtbweneis Su ibrcm 9cben iparen.
Die Mdnner unb bic Yartbe, ipclde bic &e'
gierung i'm 6riege retteter, f6nnen iie i'm Srie>
Den erbalicn unb beldhBen. Der 9rcBe 6elbberr
beS NlterS ipIrb bic loDdlen Sbaaren Der 8epub.
| lit i'm ndblten stobember gum Sie9 fbbren, ipie
sr ibre Nrmeen bel Oonclion, SifSburg uno
Nppomatog Court Sauie fiibrtc.
8epublitaner beS Sd)luBiten StaatcS, bins
rei6enbe Srgdniaticnen ibert 9cipillen Sie9.
Cure Yartbei in brer 8inbbeit rettete bic Scrri'
tcrien Der Union Bon bem Sranb unb bem Slnd)
meni6li6u SfIaperei uno beiIigte iie fir immcr
81 frccn Seimatben fir frcie WenI6en. Sn
ieinem b6dlten NanneSater bat iie bic 9i9an-
| tiibife Serl6ipDrung, bic ie our 3erItDrun9 bon
Srcibeit uno elmer freien 8e9isruns 9ebiIoti
purbe, nicber9etporfen unO 3eri6mettert Scr'
ratb rHentlider Oiener ober Nbtrinni9teit be-
trauter Sibrer tDnnen ibren ScripdrtSmarid)
nibt aufbaItcn
aRit gSabrbeit mb @credti9tcit alS Strafe
unb ben Ser5en bes 8oltcs alS Soapert, ipenn
treu gud ielbit, ertpartet eud Elm fiderer unr
9orreider Sieg Der Rreis Der Sreibct III
elpi9e s8adiamtsit"
6alufba II. Brerp,
Sor1benber Der 8epublitanilden Staata'
| Central COMMITTEE.
YbilabeIpbia, @ai 27, 1868.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09
Hnoretp Jebnfon uno Ole ofratilde
Dartei

g8cnn mir nit Nufmcrtlamteit baS bSbcri9e
2cben bon Nurrep Sobnicn pcrfcIgcn, cwcit
unS IoIbe5 pdbrenb icncr Yrdiiocntlbaft bctannt
III, 10 mp6tcn mir falt ScbauCrn nit Dem Wdnne
bobcr, Der cine Ydrtci pcreB, lin Ib ju 0uniten
perdEt elmer dnbcrcu, bic Jpn MN runircn- =
Scltcn bat ipobl Gill Wtdnn mebr @clcgcnbet
gcbabt, iib popular 5u MAIDEN olS Nnbrcip
Sobnion.
Der &rir9 ipar beenbct IS gait MIR, nit ei|
Ierncr Gonlcquen5 unb init YdtrctSmu5 icnc @c-
lcBe bur65ufibren, ipebe bic ipcie Ylebrbcit
bcS GongrcIiCS bcm Sibcn borgci6ricben bate
Sdtte SIurrcip Sobnicn iclbit stidts peitcr &c.
than, ais rnbig oem Observation-Disclosures ,uge,
Icbcn uno olS bic @reclltipc bic @eeBc bcS Gan.
b,S 0usgrfhbrt, bate CT nidt tinpiib in bic Spei,
den Der rolenben 8Gber Der 3cit gtgriifcn-man
bate ibm encn She'll ienCr lcgcnSre6en, Sol.
gerllngen 3ugeIdrieben, bic nptbpenbig aus ben
8econitruttionSgcIeB bdttcn bebcrgeben miilIcn
Surf Icne S0al5ltdrrigtct abcr, burb ICin polIs
ldnoi9 uniibcrIe9tcS 0dnocln, itdbcltc Der Yrdli'
Dent no6malS ben, ipcnn alld) obnmdbtigcn Sm'
porun9Sgeilt Der holidcn &ebelcn al. Oaburf
mad)tc CT clblt 0elCBc bon groBercr Stren9c nctb>
ipcnoig crId)wcrtc ben liloben Stadtcn lelblt bic
Seoin9ungen inter ocncn iicin bicllnon ais rcuige
Silnocr jurildtebren tonntell, inoem Der GongreB
bel ben bcrIiegenbcn Sbatiabcn porIiht9er per-
fabren muBte, poate erlif nibt Der @tfabr aus,
icbcn, bic beifcn Snterciitn Der llnicu oufS
Hcuc auf'S SpicI 5u lcBen uno ipicbcr cnc 3c.
ten berdufbcidpbreu, relde bidt Dor bcm crifcn
NmStermn beS eolen 9incoln bic Scr. Staatcn
Dem Silr9ertrie9c iberIiefertcn Sa, Scbnipn
ielbt Der ba pabtc Icincn 6rcunpsn, ben @cbeacn
beS SipenS, einen @efalen',u tbun. cr IcIbIt bat
ibnen ben 8iiftritt in bic Union erfbpert.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09
deofbIa9.

Sn Der s8dbs bon @cnpota, SainoiS, bcuub.
ten bic 9sute enen sSe9 Iber cn Stiif unbc.
bautcS 9anb, Der Stirje tpegcn Der Gigcntbh.
mtr beS 9anbeS beIdloB baS 2ano gu bcbaucn
unO iperrte ben s8es ab unb ertldrts, CT ptrbs
Seben nicberidcBen, Der iib bsS g8eae6 bsbiensn
rcn, lc9tc bic 6en3 nieper uno fdbrt auf bem ser-
bctencn gSe9 rubig ipeiter. Der Giscntbhmer
bemertt ibn, Gilt ibm nad, 5cbt icine YiitoIe unb
brcbt ibn 5u eridisBen Der Iabbar madt ei-
nem Seiteniprlmg, iaBt ibn unb idIdst i'm init
einsm Spaten beipuBtlo6 nicber, nimmt ibm bic
9iitoIe ab unb crIdieBt bn faItbIiltig.-Ser 6au
III icbt Dor @eridt in ga Salle GauntD
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09

sopelI, @uii, %. gtai !osute gidbmit-
tag entoedtc man in bem 9roBcn Scbdter ctS
Oruferci'3imme Der 6rmd Or :. 6. Viper
nno 90, pabier, baB cine @aSentpci6ung latt-
inoe: Gner Der arbciter jiinpctc inncrbaIb oeS
SebdlterS Gin SdipefelbcI, oil unb CO erfc9tc
cine eypIolion, ipeIde bic 9anSe 6rcnte Der un'
tern Stage berauSibleuoertc, unb baS ganje &C.
bduoe bio aufocn @runo eridilttcrtc. Der Scr-
mann ces Drnfcrei-O Departments, Serr Gang
leD uno einer Der Nrbeittr puroen lbImm per-
lest Der eem @cbdube Sugcfiiste S6aoen be-
lduft fi6 anf $4,000
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09

e. Gin @ann i'm Belteu 1T Dor &urjm
nit 3tpiain9SfhQcn, 3tpiaiu9Si6lbern uub 3pil.
lin9Stnccrn 9ce9nst tpprben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09
Sur prefosntsn. errpabler:
Gendtpriaf= Grfpdbler:

SendtpridIs WripabIett
y. Worrilcn Coates, bon Ybiluoclpbid,
SbomaS aR. Marib0ll, bon Eitt5burg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09

@abltase 0ienfug 13. Sctober unb
am 10. Ncpember, 1868.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23
How TO TELL THE LENGTH or
YOUR LIFE

LAST evening DR.. I. 8. Lambert leetured
before large audience in Steinway Hall
upon Longevity and "Breveyity," the latter
word being rather unlawfully coined by
him az antithetic to the former The Doc
tor maintained that the age to which any
man could arrive, even with the utmost
care was determined within very narrow
limits by that 70 which his ancestors had
arrived. lie treated vitality throughout
as a quantitative force. Each person in
herited certain amount, which was spent
in certain time, and this time might he
short, although health was good and
strength great. The natural period of life
however, could, Of course, be shortened by
inattention 10 the laws of life. He claimed,
furthermore that there were personal indi-
cations by which one could determine
whether he was probably long-lived or
short-liVed in the absence of knowledge of
his inheritance in that respect or as con
iirmatory of such knowledge These indi-
cations he did not consider To be az well
ascertained and defined "a they might be
and would be-the science was vet i'm lis
lniancy-but from observations in thou
sands of cases he had discovered a norton
of them. Indications of longevity were TO
be found in depth of brain between the
eyebrows and the opening of the ear, in
long oval face, in a large nose, ia hazel
eyes, in long body relatively TO the limbs,
in moderately dropping shoulders and
moderately long neck; "brevevity," in
shsllowness Of the brain in the region
mentioned, in limbs disproportionatel
long to the body, in too long or too short a
neck, and in peculiar light blue circle to
be seen round the pupils of some persons
eyes. The audience was evidently much
Interested in the theories of the lecturer.
-Nao York World, 1914.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23
BURIAL OF LOvE.
ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Two dark eyed maids, at shut of day,
Sat where o river rolled away.
With calm, sad brOws and raven hair;
Aud one was pale aud both were fair.
Bring flowers, they sang, bring flowers unblowI
Bring forest blooms Of name unknown:
Bring budding sprays from wood and wild
To strew the bier % Love, the child.
Close softly. fondly, while ye weep.
his eyes, that death may seem like sleep:
And fold hiss hands, in sign Of rest
HIS woKen hands across his breast
Ana make bis grave where YiOlets hide.
Where star flowers streW the rivulet's side.
And blue birds, In the misty spring
oi cloudless skies and summer, sing.
Place near him. as ye lay him low,
dis idle shafts. his loOsened bow,
The silken hllet that around
HE waggish eyes in sport he wognd
Bqt We shall mourn him long. aud miss
his ready SMILE his ready kiss,
The patter Of his little feet,
sweet irowns and stammered phrases sweet
And gTayer looks. serene and high;
A light Of heaven In that young eye
All these shall haunt US till the heart
Shall ache and ache-and tears will start
Ihe bow, The band, shall fall 20 dust;
The shining arrows waste with rust;
And all Of Love that earth can claim
Be hut memory and a name
Dot thus his nobler part shall dwell.
A prisoner IN this narrow cell
But he whom now we hide from men
In thedark ground. shall live again
hall break these olods, a form Of light
With nobler mien and purer sight,
Ana ~ the eternal glory stand.
Highest and nearest Gods right hand.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23
United States Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF III. FA. TO
ID me directed from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Middle District Of Tennes-
see at lts October term. 1867 upon a Judgment
obtained at said term OF the court in favor Of
Bullitt, Miller Co. and against p. NJ. NJ Al
exander ct. al, heirs at law OF Joseph kimbrO
deceased, for the sum Of sax thousand SIX hund
red and eighty 5000 dollars, with costs OF suit
] will, on SATli RDAl, the 18th day Of March
1865, Al the Court house door in the city Of
Nashville, expose to public sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title
claim, interest aud estate which p. M. NJ. Alex
aDder. and Elizabeth. his wife, joseph A. Kim
bro, james Kimhro, Nancy NJ. KimbTo. Ellen
hlmhro, Nathaniel kimbro. T.. S. j. Mayberry
and Lucinda, his wife. Edward Scruggs. and Lu-
cinda hlmbro, heirs at law Of Joseph kimbro
deceased. have in and TO the following des-
embed pieces or parcels Of land. to-wit One
tract of land containing 400 acres more or less
and bounded as follows; North by the lands of
John Sanford, A. DAVIS and Joseph Mason;
east by the lands Of J. G Brothers and Eliza
beth Noe; south by the lands of Geo. Baty, and
west by the lands OF William Walden and 9th
ers. one tract containing one hundred acres
more or less. bounded north by the lands of j
h. Nelson heirs and others east by the lands
OF Alfred hoss; south by the lands of i. D.
Cook, and west By vsrious small lots One tract
of land, bounded north by the lands of A. Davis
and J. Balentlne east by the lands OF IL
Whites heirs; south by the lands of J. Balen-
tine, and west by the lands of A. Davis con
tanning seyeniy-hve acres, more or less One
tract of land, bounded north by the lands or
Thomas Goodman; east By the lands OF f.. A.
GoOches' dover: south by the lands of Jobn
Hill, and vest by the lands OF Eppes Oven, con
tanning thirty nine acres more or less all Of the
above lands lying in the county Of Rutherford
State of Tennessee, and being in Civil District
No. 3, of said county Of Rutherford. Leviedanu
o. the property q the said heirs at law Of Joseph
himbro, deceased, mentioned above, and sold
% satisfy said judgment, in favor Of Bullltt
Miller Co. sale within the hours prescribed
Feb ism las. -law4t n : NJ N n
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INJURIOUS OF COSMETICS

/ A+N@ - - ~ y VIZ NeirN ~ = /.
An eminent Western physician in CON-
municaiion 10 late number Of the Medi-
cal and Surgical Reporter, makes the fol-
lowing allusion to what he calls a serious
evil peryading the American community
To highten their beauty in the ewes of
admiring gentlemen, the ladies are resort
| ing TO various cosmetics in the shape of
washes, powders aud paints, which are put
mp and landed 10 the skies, by greedy and
unprincipled knaves, calling themselves
druggists, as being sovereign remedies for
all the evils which beset a fair complex.
ion. Nov, the ladies ought to know that
| all the preparations are more or less iniu.
rious TO the skin when used hsbitually.
and some Of them even poisonous. and
dangerous to health and life. One person
an this community has suffered nearly
everything but death Cor the past two years,
beBides expanding a small fortune upon
several doctors, who did her no good, be-
canse they did not understand the cause of
the trouble, l have satisfactorily ascer-
tanned that IL was nothing more nor less
than the nse ola cosmetic composed wholly
Of carbonate Of lead aud water. This is
sold by druggists, who obtain il from New
York and Chicago, put up in beautiful
stained glass bottles, and labeled with a
high-sounding name. The lady above re-
ferred to had the usual symptoms of lead
collie, followed by paralysis of the aexors of
the wrists. Since discarding this cosmetic
she is recovering the use of her hands, and
her genera! health is improving. The test
used is the following Shake up the bottle
and pour little of the mixture into
wine glass, and few drops of nitric acid,
which dissolyes the carbonate, making
transparent solution. To this add a few
grains of iodide of potassium, and there ia
produced beautiful yellow iodide of lead,
precipitated in a solution of nitrate of pot
ash
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

by VIRTUE OF TWO Fl FA.'s TO NE d.
- recied and delivered, from the Honorable
Caancery Court Of Davidson county, Tennessee.
al ats November Term. 1867, I will expose 10
public sale % the highest bidder, for cash AZ the
Court House door IN The city Of Nashville. on
sAIU kDAI, the lab dag OF March. ls6s ali
the night, title, claim, interest and estate which
4. D. Payne then had, or NAV have since A.
CURED, IN the following described real estate
One lot, No. 10, IN Bells subdivision Men airyfs
survey, fronting 100 feet on a thirty foot avenue.
ana running back lR3 feet'to 3 twelve and a half
foot alley Also, part Of lot No. IS. in same
subdivision and same surrey, le3 feet deep
being on southwest sido Of said lot. comnenc-
ing on avenue southeast corner Of lot No. r..
Also. fly feet in same plan, oommencinc on
avenue al the northwest corner Of lot NO. 20
being a subdivision Of lot No =. and runniug
back ls2 feet 10 an alley twelve and a half feei
vide being levied on as the property Of f, D.
Payne. TO sttisy a judgment rendered in favor Of
Morton B. Howell. Clerk and Master AGAINST
W. 4. Payne and Others
ERPATTERsoN, Sheriff
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UNION BANK NOTES.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
Legislature OF Tennessee. passed December
18th. 1866. entitled an set ITO expedite the dis
tubution Of the effects of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors"
notice Is hereby given to the holders Of the Kotes
Of IHE UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE to fle them
with the undersigned, at the Bank in Nashville
between now and the LIST day Of January eizb-
teen hundred and sixty nine, 1889 and receive
certificates therefor or they will be forever
barred from any participation IN the assets of
the Bank. The certificates will be received At
PAR in payment for debts due the Bank, wheth-
er rendered before or after the LIST OF Janu-
airy. 1859. JOS. W. ALLEN, Trustee