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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-14

will instantly impair the value of every
| important road in the State. Cincinnati
has persistently refused to make cOnneC-
ton with any Tennessee road, because she
| desired the absolute control and benefit of
the project for herself.
He denied that he had ever asserted the
| COnstitutionality of such a bill as this,
either as editor of the Press and Herald
or in any other capacity. He had urged
upon Cincinnati the policy of meeting
| Tennessee at the terminus of the Knoxville
and Kentucky road, for that would have
vItalizeda line of road tina is now languish-
ing in its infancy for thercason that Cincin-
natl had not kept her faith and met Tennes-
see on the line. By meeting the Knoxville
| and Kentucky line, she would have had to
useof about 160miles of Tennessee road to
reach the cotton States. BY coming to
Nashville, the Nashville and Chattanooga,
Nashville and Decatur, and other roads,
would have been benefited The same
had she gone to McMinnvile. She dc
sired no such embarrassing connections.
She wants the entire profits and absolute
monopoly 10 herself.
Mr.. Fleming dwelt al length upon other
objections to the bill, and closed by warn
ing members against being led by delusivo
promises into the support of a measure
which was frought with mischief, if not
ruin, TO the commercial interests Of the
State
Mr., James of Hamilton, advocated the
passage of the bill. He argued that the
privileges claimed under this bill-the
right of way to a railroad through a State
had been granted time and again hereto
fore. Why should it be granted in this
case, if local prejudice was not at thu
bottom of the opposition2 He continued
at some length to combat the constitution
al objections urged by Mr.. Fleming, quo
ting from various laws and decisions
which he contended were in his favor.
Before proceeding to vote, the Hous,
adjourned until 9 o'clock tomorrow.
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More about the Young Milliner who
Inherited $1,000, 900.
Ltrom the Albany argus.


Some days since we saw statement that
a young woman named Ellen Grey, who
lives in Washington couQty, between Fort
Edward and Ssndy Hill, had fallen heir to
an immense fortune In England; but think
ing that the statement Would prove cauard,
as such statements usually are, we took no
notice of it. We have since learned, how
ever, from reliable sources, some facts in re-
gard to this romantic case, which, in con-
nection with the reported magnitude of the
bsquest, deserve TO be repeated. Our in
fornsnt. a proninent resident Of fort Ed
ward, states that some years since, a young
Englishman, while travelling in this country,
became acquainted with and enamoured Of
Miss Grey, who was then and had since been
engaged iu working at the trade of a milliner.
The parties were, we believe, engaged to be
married, but, without consummating the en-
gagement by marriage, the gentleman return
ed to England. Soon after, by deaths OF
relatives, he inherited an immense estate,
valued at the enormous sum of seventeen
millions of dollars. He lived but a short
time to enjoy bis vast possessions, and, dy-
ing, he bequeathed them to his betrOthed.
The natural heirs contested the viii, but re-
cent advices state that it has been sustained
by the courts.
In August last the fortunate heiress had
made preparations to visit England, in COM
pany with DIR. Little, a prominent resident
of Fort Edward, for the purpose Of looking
after her pecuniary interests; but Just before
the time appointed for starting she received
adviees to the effect that her business had
been satisfactorily adjusted, and that the
sum Of IS ,O00 600 would be sent to her in
December, and the balance as soon there
after as possible. This information prevent
ed the contemplated visit. Nearly the whole
of this vast estate is said to be invested in
consols.
Miss Grey is about thirty years of age.
and isspoken of as lady of good sense and
refinement, whose head Is not likely to be
turned by her extraordinary fortune. Her
mother and sisters survive to share it with
her.
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LOCK HAVEN, Pa.
MEssRs. LIPPINCoTr s. BAKEwELL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GESTs:-We have been using your make of Gang
Saws in our Mill, and find them in point Of quality,
superior to any we have ever used. Yours, &c.
SHAW, BLANCHARD & Co.
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Canada Sheep for Sale

THE undersigned offers at private sale a lot Of
Il Canada Sheep, selected with great care from
over 5000 head. Among the lot are fifteen head
of Bucks, the balance Ewes. These are the finest,
most profitable and healthy sheep that can be
raised. They are principally Of the COttsWold and
Leiseershire breed.
B1I-The Sheep may be seen at the residence Of
the undersigned, the east side Of the river near
the railroad, on the Morrison State road,
S7-s9 ], r, CLARKE,
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w-Both the Ointment and PMS should Be ugl

Both the Ointment and Pills should be uss5
in the following cases: 81
Bunions, Lurns, chapped hands, ebilrb1ain-
hstula, gout, lumbago, mercurial eri,ptions TiIe-
rheumatism, ringwOrm, salt rheEm, scalds' 1sI-i1
disease, swelied glands sore legs, sore breast sore
heads, sore throatss sores OF all kinds spraus 80
joints, tetter, ulcers, venereal sores wounds ~ N
kinds. - -
CAUTIONl-None are genuine unless the wor5.
Holloway 8 New York and London are diseerni
bic as Water Mark In every leaf Of the boolr 81
directions around each pot or box; the same NAV
be seen plainly BY holding the leaf to the Iebt. 4
handsome reward viii be given to any one render-
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OF any party or parties cOunterfeiting the medicines
or vending the same, knowing them to be Spurious
- sold at the manutaetury of Professor HoIlo-
way, so Maiden Lane, New York and BY ali resre-f
able Druggists and Dealers in Medicine, througb
out the civilized world.
- There IS considerable saving By taking thu
larger sizes. -
n, B,-DireetiOns for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot or box a
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THInTY YEARS Experience in The

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JAMESTOWN, N. Y.
LIPPNCoTT & BAKEWELL:-We have no trouble
with your Saws; they don't need TO be lined with
paper; we put them on the Mandrel and they go
right along.
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsur-
passed. respectfully, CHAs. j. Fox.
LIPPINCOTT & 5BAKEWELL, 3.
Manufacturers Of Circular, Mulay, Mill Gang and
Cross-Cut Saws. ChOpping Axes, all shapes. Col
burns Patent Axe. ShOvels, Spades, and Miles
Patent covered Scoop.
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WHAT WAS EXHIBITED:

Time fails me to mention the different ar
sicIes. but besides what have noticed il
zinc Art and Floral Halls, there we're in
Fruit Hall apples, pears and grapes of SO
m,nv different kinds that only skilled
romolooist could name them, and just
enough peaches and fresh strawberries and
yaspberries to make your mouth water if
sbey we're served in sugsFed eFeami in FSEn'
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Full instructions and PRACTICAL Forms, adapted to
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NJ MARKE 7 RATE S!

Thisis our motto, and cordially invite our
friends to increase their trade with u.s. and those
v hO are not our customers urge to make with
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PILES AND FIsTULA.

Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradieated loeallvand entire
should precede its application. Its healing
vii be foundto be thorough and invariable.
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Whether in the young OF old, married OF single
at the dawn Of W WomanhoOd, or the turn Of life.
these tonic medicines display so decided an iuf71
euce that marked improvement is soon perceptibls
IN the health OF the patient Being purely veqs-
table preparation, they are a safe and rsliabis
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nR. WHITTIER, 617 st. Cba.les ST., st. Louis,
IL Mo, Of UniOn-Wide reputation, tleats all ven
eTeal diseases also, seminal emissions impotency,
&c, the result Of self-abdse, Send 2 stamps for
sealed pamphlet, 50pp. No matter who failed state
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New and Desirable Styles

as fast the are prod7eed. As We aim to build NJ
valuable reputation and have determined to ex-
tend our trade just now rather than to max profits
We shall sell ct the
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Perfumle9Irr,y,,, #, III Hair Oils, SC.

PERFUMERY HAIR OILS PoADEsg HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
J., POWDERS HAIR-GL0TII, TOOTH & NAIL BRUSHES
C.l.ee. ta-s IN LARGE VARIETIES.
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AGENTS. Read This
USE B, a. FahnostOck's VERmTFUGF
DON'T SHAKE.

The sures5 ) gae Remedy known, Johnson's Veg
etable Candy Ague Cure. Safe, permanent and eff
fectual So pleasant everybody viii eat it it. Con-
tains no poison. Sold everywhere. Made and sold
by HOWELL & JOHNSON, Bedford, Mass.
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Wftfer fnr the Fremont Journal.
THE IA AFA OHIO ANNUAL FAIR

DEAR Nh. EDroR:-I did not think to
meet your readers again SO soon, but as
Shapspeare has It
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Patent Medicine.
Ibe Science Of Health.
Every Man his OWn Physician.
HOLLOWAY,s PILLS,
IIOLLOwAY's OINTMENT


D1soRDERs OF TIE sroaIAcH, LIVER AND BovELs.
The Stomach is the great centre which influences
the health or disease 0f the systen-abused or de-
biated By excess-indigestiO offensive breath and
physical prostratiOn are the natural consequences
Allied to the BRAIN 1t IS the source Of headaches,
mental depression, nervous complaints, and unre-
freshing sleep. The liver becomes affected and
generates bilious disorders, pains IN the side etc
The Bowels sympathize by CostiTeness, DiarEhoss.
and Dysentery The principle action Of these Pills
Is on the Stomach and the liver lungs bowels and
kidneys participate in their reeuperative and regen-
eratfva orarafi0n
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Wines. S. & Liquors!

The ho Wines Liquors. Medicinal only always hand All
the Proprietary Medicines of the be found and warranted
genuine. -.sl.. - 81. .7isr-eg ssb
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Paints. Paints.

pure absolutely, Boiled and Raw Oil
Turpenine Vansb Putty Coo Paint Yarnh Brushes,
Window Glass-cheap the cheapest and warranted
'Juaity
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Wall p aper & Borders.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER AND BORDERS FOR
THE SPRING TRADE; ;ALSO. CURTAINS TASSELS CORD,
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WE take pleasure in announcing to our eus-
w toners that after ten years OF successful
business, we are again In the field wide aWske for
trade and intend to use all honorable means to Sc
cnre your favors permanently. Being working men,
young and ambitious, we shall Always be on the
alert, using our utmost skill in making purchases
aud expect to present ghout the coming season
az ;; no re than ordinary pretensionsaEdOf Of
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reptiles, relics Of the distant past, such as
Indian weapons cOiAs, postage stamps of
all nations, .statuary and meteorological
specimens appeared as one indefinite, color
less, unsatisfactory blur. He would have
observed kitchen drudges, black and white,
dressing fowls behind some shed for dinner,
while tavern bells were ringing and black
walters calling to the abundant rePast al
ready prepared; under some tree tOnguy
stranger Dingling passionate appeals to pre-
rare for death with eloquent praise Of his
packages of iupressiOn-pape in another
place, a bee king, Of aldeTmanic abdomen,
clad in knit wamus and other clothing, and
wearing a hat of the same material, shaped
like a Revolutionary officers its crown COW
cred with live boney-makers and many of
those pleasant little insects swarmhlg all
around him; in another direction man sell
ing horsewbips whose superiority be tested
by Iashing them around a convenient oak;
here blind beggar turning something like
q hand organ, 10 which is attached box
with money-safs aperture for receiving the
few coppers and many buttons dropped
therein, notwithstanding the touching en-
treaty printed thereon that people would
remember the unfortunate; there an able
bodied man working wonderful machine
which pares. quarters and cores apples faster
sban YOU. can eat them, and in various places
I,on,bes flied With red or blue paper-wrap'
nod halls of Dolasses-cemeuted popcorn
md Wits booking sticks Ofice-cream candy.
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UnequaIed Quality!
Having extensive arrangements with srgs Eastern
Manufacturers. for the 6rst and best lire ofGOOd
OUR SPEIAE TRADE

WsshRllbe able to meet the demand and tastes O.
our customers more fully than heretofore and tc
promptly exhibit all
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Are two of the most common and virulent disorders
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is especially antagonists, its modus operandf' ig
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How Lost, How Restored.

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TO ye Contributors.

TO ye Contributors.
When writing an article for the press,
whether prose or verse, just try
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Feb II
no WWNSw .N.-.1,!hNWNSo N. 1!
!KN1E Advertiser, having been. restored +

TNHE Advertiser. having been. restored to
i health in few weeks, by very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered seycra
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and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., N Y.
: June 9 81 IT,
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