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-.. j. II. CJRRhl.
NB-Fuuiure and Mattresses of every description
made To order and Of the best materials and warranted also
lalesl in te best 81, c and with Dispatch
- AZ - J.4L c.
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SEWING MACHINE!
S.cme@ By tea Distinct Patsnt,


TNHESE extraordinary Machines have had numerous di-
L ponas and medals awarded 10 them tle best Sew
ing Machines ever devised They form one oftLe most
attractive features Of the Great Exhibition 81 the Crs-a
PalAce in Nea ork.
The pr0psetou having perfected their great ran ot6v
in New fok, are NOW gtle 20 pgodlaa the Machines at
cheaper rate and have detelmsdto give the bGeuto he
public by reducing tie price s.. Hereafter tese unI
vailed Machines viii be sold ct either Of 6lr Ie1 ules
for
500 Cash, without Deduction or Discount,
Of the admirable qualities o these Machines FOR q jhe
workof the Cothier. Tailor, Shoe 3ianbiactuer Sal el
Carriage Trimmer, Cap Maker, and Corset Maker il
necessary 10 speak. The charae q te Hael M these
branches Of business Is established, and theg ow
aud admitted TO be tie most perfect instruments q tie pl,r
pose ever devised. The clear proGi each lacie
from $500 10 $1,000 year, depending the 6reay ai
difficulty Ci the work done. We desire 10 c1. tie pi
lar attention Of Shirt and Collar auiicure.s ma
chine fer stitching fine linen and cotton .roJs. We
satisfy any person interested at ober Inacre t ever
done do tins kind Of stitching perccIv lLcrce 81
the machine inc!udes the necessary articles fr li-jr-
When ordered they packed complete for iaede use,
and tui printed Instruct Jns toF using are furnished.
Either of tie Express Companies, MechIUis visiting
the places where Offices Jca,ed, afford convenient
medium for Purchasing Inechircs.
Principal Office, No 323 Broadway, \. Y.
.t No. 25l Washington 81. iiosion.
T,,,,,-,, C,-,,, No. 81 South 4h 81, Philadelphia.
10. 15e Baltimore ST., E4ll!aoge
No, 1g7 i-inl st, Cincinnati.
iuly3O--srn NJ SINGER z 60
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET Escur.apr
- Ok. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN


THE Fortieth Edition. with Que
|. !. !. !. . . ]. !.
L Hundred Engravings showing A
Diseases and BialiorinatiOus Of the ~ n ~
Human Svsem in every shape and "a A
form. To which is added a Treatise 81 A M
on the Diseases Of Females being of 81 <NfS&A ~
the highest importance 10 married Z 49, t4eA III
people, or those contemplating mar 3 Atz4 AEa& -
risge BY WILLIAM YOUNG MD "a H$& - ld
Let no father be ashamed to pre- e H4@fE&d kH
sent copy of tile 1ESCULAPiVS AtSFfEX IX
10 ms child. Ii may save him from zzM
an early grave. Let no young man WSS&9ZH
woman enter INTO the secret obi
cations of marriage life without reading The pocket
-ESCULAPIUS. Let no one suffering from, a hsclo;sd
Cough, Pain in the Side restless nights nervous Ieeipgs
and the whole tram Of Depectie sensations and given u
BY their PHYSICIAN be another moment without consulting
the ESCULAPIUS. Have the married or those about to
be married. any mpedment read this truly useful book az
1t has been the Of saving thousands Of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws Of death.
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
Gu SEQ IN letter. viii receive copy Of this work by mail
or .ive copies viii be sent for One Dollar.
Aed'ess tpostPaid,) DR. WM. YOUNG,
nAArchl'-ly Ao. l52 Spruce St. Piladelphia.
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TRURKs, VhLT3E3, and CAEPEI BAG8.
NET /. have jas! received large anu ne as IN
w sortrncid Of trunks. tarrct Bags and u
Valses consisting Of sole bag aud hip - - Z y
Leather Travelling Trunks and Nalisss also Of SaEony. ls
sells Wilton and common Clpei l1ss "ineil we Ei,,SeHa
prices. h.' Itoi'i'N y y
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JUST EINIEIED AED FOR SALE
NJ TIE
C;aII Street Coach Factory,
NOD.

THE LATEST STYLE EuGCIES, BAE0UCHES,
R0Cl{A1YAE-S hyE) I'AIfIT.Y CARRIAGES.
-zT- Tlsc PARTICULAR NOTICE that X
Souls Coach Shop Is on CLARK STREET. et-z-
iiIy1q IRA A. STOUT.
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opposite Planters Bank. Nashville aug. 10, rs
EsNs ZEN. s.E:ssas iLL G Is.
X, X W.s51eE, ! ;, N n D. oeee hours, 3to5, r.a.

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDE ECE F1R SALE.
WISH 20 dispose Of my Farm Mill Greek, = .s-&s
miles from Nashville about a. rods from The 5ltr- 80
.ree~boro' Turnpike adjoining The lands of Bitlweil
Caldwell Minerva and franklin Colleges containl bent
tivaiion with good orchards tbeleaIe The Stale
sisug Of peaches apples pears grapes Tlunis, in great
variety; two neycrtluE springs, and several cay yhaltc
springs The improvements iairc consisting ut
good frame house. with porch feel 'front.' good brick
house smoke house. Kitchen stables cribs, DC The oic
ard hv close attention. would Weld from 31 10 wear
Iy ihl fru /. of the choicest kind AvaIv for
wishing jisJsc of it IS my intention TO cian@e my luca
ton and business. vii! dispose OF y stock and furniture
10 any person wishing purchase the said farm Terms
accommodating. Tile lndisluabe. For .irrther pa'eu
lars enquire Of l.. MOSES,
aagl NJ. - College st.
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NASHVILLE June o. 1858.
Cor. L. T. CHEATuSW:-Deor Sri have been using
he Reapinr and Moving Machine patenenicd by ianney
Of Illinois, which you uaTug 10 tire citizens oi ici-
ucSsce Tits FIRST RATE tBoE SAVING MACHINE It works
NEATLY and The anount ct per day viii depend
principally upon the speed of the team. II the team
,yel four miles per hour, il viii Reap Now, fifteen
ten hours Is entitled to the confidence of the public
Respectfully J. SHELBY
J, l. T. l'iit no" h''l- tie aria "a ~ f>IeipN,
one week. one of Col ChealhaEs moving and rcaping
machines we hayeici in clover and grain blown and
pol and safe that tnuws and cuts cleaner than the
syle blade and that 10 viii NOW per dayas much Il
hands and reap least twent iour per day
i!ne24-.Elg. Il. +. BRADLEY.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFIcE-No. II, DEADERIcK sTnEET.-

TIE WEEKLY UNION AND ANERlCAN-Is furnished
10 subscribers the following rates Single copies, one
wear advance s. 5 within the yea 50 90; al tieend
Of tle year 81 90 Gums Of 1--WE and upwards s. 90
per copy for one ycir. Clubs Of subscribers vii be re-
eeiyed Cor six months al The foregoing raies.
he TGI-NEEELY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, a s. per in advance; II not pad N
advance So
D>iIYisp published at l1igiit Dollars
tzg~TlIE MONEY IN ALL CASES 10 ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS -
Remitnces Of subscriptions may be made By n'ail at our
risk.
paper viii be sent ont Of the State unless the order is ac
oomIaucd with the cash.
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TpOYsS i7T85VIgIyts D;st-Jr!- The subscribers
have ila lausi extensive and varied assortment o.
Union Orders Cor Geuenens Clothing !ed at The sh"i'-
cStnoJrc .,., .r.,,.o
t,, Ti,-,.,, ali a .-iu.- Them If they donot SUIT
''o i''-0 f. A HONT BRO.
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DRUGS, &C.
DIR BLFDsoE,s ALrERATIyE CoMpoUEn=

Tie Remedy al k6aetes fOr the Diselsesqf TIE L1rer
Ds5fpsa Eazy1e3aent eRd Lsfahsdti3a Of the Spleen
Let,s1afhS Cole F9atdieaes Piles 60ast.yEatio7 at'
diseases Of TIE B9e and sieb diseaseS from
dfo19egi state of Tic Stomach Liger BoaotLs, as
Sfofa}a and Sores II eng kad For GeeeyaL DEBILITY,
from lasicA kas freqaeQHy stlfer, there Is not as
esaa1 ia The u.Aols Afttera Nsiiot.
fSfE inventor Of this preparation was for three years
4 completely prostraed from Dyspepsia and inactivity OF
the Liver that he frequently Tor weeks at time unable to
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
home and in Europe but in vain; his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and ii By accident that be
ceeed in curing himself Since he has been praceng med
icne his success in such cases has been unryaed. lie
has been of the ncedulity Of the public and cose
quenty said nothing Though the press Of his own case
until the character Of the medicine fully tablishei
by its Success as shown ~ the certificates which hayeDeen
advertised.
subon the certics ie Of Prof NJ GABsEsr of Memphis
Tenn with whom often advised during the time OF my
suffering.
MEMpsErs Tenn April 1882.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with DTJ
N Bledsoe and some wears ago be reduced ed eve
lower than have ever that afterwards recover
ed with what supposed to be Dyspesaan Liver affection,
and after trying te eeptionsoi OF many Physicians in this
as weilas other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored 10 good
health. NJ GABBERT III. D.
Physicians requested to try this preparation. We
feel satisfied il oive
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EEEs INSURANCE.
It8I Insurance &c. Oh Hartford
LIFE ssEPA RIM z3cJE.
Annuity Fund &l59, SEQ.
ENCiUSiVELY held pledged, and appro Priatcd, sSriF
II with is reserved Accommodations by the charters ts
and regulations cfbe Company 10 The payment oi ~ au
ties and losses upon Insurance fe and in evetd
ole Oruther debts, contracts liabilities, engagements ci
he company.
0EE5CF5tgS.
Tuos. X. BRkfE. Fres't, $. j.. Looms, Secretary;
4. BrIKIHY vice J. ". SEyNoUz. Act'y, President.
Managing Directors for the Life Department.
+. a. BULELEY, JOSH L. BesU sLL,
BoBEEr BUELH, RCIAED MtTHsR.
MILES 4 iuT1LR, EDp1N c. RIPLEY
iIEERA q. PEAlv
This being Joint Stock Proreiy company and eonaue-
ted the system, the Managers have adopted ta.
fPgeiGia low is consistent wish safety and
much iolr-r than those OF the Mutual Companies.
Applications risks white persons received by the
undersigned who will furnish Pro,pcctusaso ile Gonna
any. and any information relative thereto.
yEks slaves against diseases and accidents causing
death, taken; Poiees Issued and losses adjusted at ts
Agency. JOS NASti- Agent
OGice y. W. corner Public Sa1re,
opposite Planters Bank Nashville, aug. 10, 1852.
zr=uE 's--ss :
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TkVkNi Cfs;sR$.-We have This day received
Az uup ~tre,i.l. e.slia Londic and Prcns1tos Cigars
to,yhirh we invite tBc attention Of smokers. ,
iulv so n H. " Ji-NV''
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Tr0R SALE OR Rl5ST.-A new Frame llousejus'
i c5mnecI yith rooms, We'll PlIsieed ana pa
IIT,l Situated ON Church street, ia Hines addition to
hashvili, The said house Is about four hundred yards
from Tie Female Academy and VIII be aodon reasonable
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Dr.. ). W. GRAY.
oFiea an Rsgg5-Hs' New Building, Un Cherry Street
lttfr..ll LsIt.I1,h 0,hi Jl.50t.
III 7o,, E..,rpFNgE-SEvANHE.
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CARD.
z HAVE this day associated with the Saddlng Bu
sineSs nv son. A. c. MARCH The business in future
will be conducted in the of J. D. March Son. All
persons indebted to me- by note account will please come
up and make payment. j. d. MARCH,
- Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
ian2 J. d. MARCH sun.
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HuXrsvILLE, january II, 1862

Physicians are requested to try this preparation. We
feel satisfied will sustain the character give to it in this
publication
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A1a hpa1sa5ls B9st l5s . ca3k. "Etay Fanai7y
Si5e8 haze Conn"
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II Total number of Policies iss3ed by this gsEEz.
Company up 10 July Ist, 1S5@-eight thousand -ssssA
six hundred aud eigltyone
VI y7Dividends made annually on all life Po--
lces shape OF stock, bearing interest Al the Tate of per
cent.
~ The dividends heretofore have always averaged from
30 to 80 per cenl.
= Persons taking Policies for the whole term o.
life give ther note at Il months for 13per ceut OF he
premium. aud pay go per ceut IN cash.
ippccaiohs risks, prospectus oftbe company, in
formation relating subject Of Life Insurance may be
nade at the Office ofthe undersigned General Agent of the
State of Tennessee. JOSEPH NASH.
oafce Y. ". corner Public Square,
opposite Planters Bank. Nashville, Aug. 10, lsj2.
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TTOR SALGE.-A Farm Of l20 acres of Land and
l. half miles from Nashville the Lebanon Pike. The
rnciDal portion Of the Farm lies in Stones River BOTTOM
oncalf cearcd-baauce heavily tlmbered; improvements
are very rood In fact there are two sets oi Improvements
on the place with all necessary ont houses, with Wood and
blacksmith Siop-rst wafer and 1t convenient For
rorticul ~, a,plT 10 Il. 4. BAIL0WE,
Gen. Ag't No17 Deaderick St,
Or, GEO. ID. HAMLET,
septIA On the premises.
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OTucr OI UUSNCSs,
Dee. Term. 1858. Supreme Court.
4h Circuit LIST week in December, 1875.
18th do I'd do dH
-th do sd do do:
eth do 4h week and Isl and I'd wee, in Jan, 1854
sth do Sd and 4th weeks in January, 1851
5th do 5th and lst week in February, lSj4
Criminal business from each Circuit taken up and dis
ro.cd o at the same time assigned for the civil.
: Nv order OF the Court }. J.. CLARK,
n Clerk
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&. ". corner ofChestnut and ST, Philadelphia
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE C0N-
FANY-CAPITAL $50. geo.
NFFICE TIE North side Of the Public Square midway
I ! between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank.
They viii make Houses and Goods Of every de
scrpton against fire; Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the riEer the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other liyer crafts and vessels and other caroes
the usual terms. JOHN n. HlIIi President.
losiIa VAUIx. Secretary.
DlRECToRs-Alcx. Allison John n. Hill, Z. D. Fogg 6.
NJ Fogg lanes Corey, Jno. N. Bass Joseph Woods Sam
uel Se.ly, Matthew Watson j. j. White, Jacob McGayoek
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AND TARN F0RsALE.

Publishers, Box 1876, Phllda.
booksellers. CGnvassers and BOOK Agents supplied on
tle liberal terf1s. sept2--IV
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OBITUARY.

Died in the county of Amherst, on MOI day. 5th day
of September, 1853. ELLA STEProE. infant daughter oil
james E. Horner, ESD of this city, aged about %
months
This is the second child this gentleman has lost with
in the last month The los fall, heavily him and his
family There is always enough of sadness in death,
bit it is douby sad when it in such rupd success
ion. When the soul is mourning under loss, it feels
sort of quiet satisfaction it looks forward to the ii
ture in the hope that this will suffice for the present and
that at least for the immediate future, the remainder of
the objects OF its love exempted from Nposure The
likelihood that death will tread the same track an
enter the same Hing in such quick iion seems
To grid the others with Of temporary Immortality
This is deuson: but il is delusion, and it is
hard to bear It's dissipation. 1t is with new sense of
SIN prise, misgled with degree of consternaon that
the same hearts hear the football of the DESTROY
er, walking after Of his visits in the chm
Der o tamiy and repeating the awful stery of his
power But it is blessed discrimination which death
makes, when he takes the babes and l~aves the elder
members of the household still in the land of the living
and among the of grace This is the charity of
deatn--t Is charity that ought to be Appreciated md
instead of weeping for the young souls that have
away, before they could feel the Of the dark val
ley and the awful struggeit is becoming thar those
who are left behind should give thanks the mercy
mingled with the gcfs then themselves to follow
in the beamng path along which these baby imnorinls
hive assembled to the city Of The just made perfect Let
US arise and go to Father.
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T,,c science ofMOney.

A discussion is gong on in the columns OF
the New York Courier and Enquirer upon
his important subject, and what seems TO be
.inoular, the different articles are placed IN
nxtsposion to a leader upon "Humoug.
The issue appears to he mainly upon the pro
,riety ofbecoming largely indebted to Europe,
.,r in other words, whether it is better TO re-
Give European gold in payment Tor our sur
,,lus produce, or to allow such payment to go
10 our credit upon standing account, which In
the meantime is overdrawn in the articles oil
manufacture. The discussion is ali interesting
one, and the numberless incidents which affect
the question, give chance for the continuation
of the argument to all time. The science oil
money requires no little experience to be mas.
tered, and many have placed large sum 10
The credit Of Education Fund" in particular,
without benefit. But in every science, certain
laws govern all movements of the material or
element TO which it relates. That What is
bought must be paid for. has been law, in
money matters. from The days Of the iron coin
of Sparta down to these of gold dollars, three
cent pieces and bank notes. This inevitable
law applies TO all the machinery of commerce,
and the more complicated this becomes, the
more danger oil break in some part of the
system, and then the crash follows immediate
ly.
The great exports from this country, and
certainly the two principal staples come from
the Southern States, Meanwhile the Northern
cities are the marts for sale and exchange. and
there the discussion upon the Science of Mon
ey is going on as though it were absolutely
necessary that it should all pass through the
hands Of Northern men, pay toll at New York
and enrich the producers about Wall street
Now the simpicaiion of the question as re
CARDS the United States, wonld seem TO he
the opening and continuation OF direct trade
from the South to Europe, The South Car
then keep their own account, pay for " hal
they wish to import, and pocket the surplus, OF
make up The deficiency. The North can sci
Their grain. their manufactures, and anything
else, wherever they can find the best market
aud square their accounts as often and as speed
lily as possible. Ard this we take to be the
Science Of Money made easy, and without an,
connection with Humbug.-Bah. Times.
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affairs. says Mr.. Ketiell, is very different now
internally and externally. The number and
tonnage Of vessels has nearly doubled since
| IS4s. and would have been disastrous to the
chipping interest, but for the interventio, oil
the California trade; but the tonnage of Il q
Atlantic States, at the close of -'52 had IN
creased As per cent.
Internally the progress has been much grea
Ter. There are now, seven avenues of trade
Erie canal which was nearly the only one
Hence, tho trade of 1s47 was s'rangled for
want of means Of transpol lation; but the IN
crease of means. large as it, is still supposed To
be less than the necessity Of the case requires.
The question then recurs, with all these
means OF transportation. will there be actually
a greater quantity of food to spare than in Is.
Az If we take into consideration the sales
of the public lands. the number ofimmigrants,
and their very general application to rich lands,
the supply would be more than enough
Hence Mr.. Keiel oncludes in connection
with other conclusive facts which he presents,
that great as. according TO census returns, has
been the increased production in the West the
supplies if not checked by freghts will prove
to BIO larger than the census indicates. He thus
concludes:
at results then that the known number of
land, numbers of people, and public works
added to agricultural occupation since 1S47,
must give an immense supply Of grain. Thai
the majority Of settlers must sell, and in the
face of their sales it will be highly impolitic
for any 10 hold for extreme prices.
The demand now is no doubt 10 consider
able extent premature and speculative, while
the actual movement has not yet caused freights
to run high; hence the producer will get more
under the present state of things than when
the freight and forwarding expenses shall have
RISEN, as rise they will, under a large.move
rnent. With freight as it is at present, wheat at
y so in New York, will allow $l.00 to the
farmer in the West. II large demand sends
expenses up, as in 1S47, $l75 for wheat in
New York will not allow but 75c. to the far.
mer. AS general principle, the quantity in
the country is so great that it cannot bc trans
ported cheap enough to allow NOR than $l.1O
to the producer under an active foreign de
mand.
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EVERY WORD TRUE 1t is great aud un.
happy prevalent error, that children may be
lett to run wild in every sort of company and
temptations for several years, and that it will
be time enough 10 break them yet. THIS mis-
tuke makes half our spendlhrifts, gamblers,
thieves, and drunkards No man would deal
so with his garden or lot; no man would raise
colt or puppy on such principle. Take no
tce, parents, unless yon till the new soil and
throw in the good seed, the devil will have a
crop of poison weeds before you know what is
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LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS RAILRoAD.--
Things with regard to this road begin 10 as
sumo the shape of practical and vigorous ac-
ton, as we learn from the Memphis Eagle
Stepts preliminary 10 the organization Of a
Board of Directors,&c,, have beent aiken stock
enough for that purpose having been subscri.
bed
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The New York Express says that the
best of The Mexican papers ridcule tho
idea, which the flibuster press of this country
created and magnifed few week since touch.
ing Prolectorate over Mexico by Spain. The
"S'glo' pronounces 1t piece of delrium, and
says with plain emphasis, that should Mexico
ask for this protection, she would deserve to
have the inquistion returned to her, and the
state ofseige that now rules Havana imposed
upon her.
The Universal" says that while Mexico
has not asked for nor Spain thought of such a
thing. nevertheless
elf there is TO other means to deliver us
from the talons ofthe Republic of the North,
which, to-day with The pretext of Texas, 10
morrow with that Of Mesilla, and next day TIE.
huantepec, absorbs our nationality and exter.
inmates our race, from this moment we say
without vaclllation, we are for protcctorate
not only Spanish, but even Russian, or of Tur.
key Itself, il necessary"
The idea of a Spanish Protectoratc over
Mexico is one of the thousand bugbears which
are started once month in Cuba, in order t.
excite and ini1ame the public mind Some
new vein will soon be struck this one having
now about died out.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-14

The London Correspondents of the New
York Commercial tells u.s.
1.-The Crystal Palace at Sydenham attracs
great attention From almost every point OF
view. for ten miles around London it forns
striking object in the landscape. The interio,
of the building and the surrounding grounds al
ready show that the highest anticipations with
regard to them will be more than realized
The capital at present contemplated to suffice
for its completion is about ee75,0OO, but the
geneI al estimate is that at least sf1,OOO,0O0
will be the amount ultimately expended
Nevertheless the shures bear premium of 40
per cent, and it is understood that the appce.
tons from manufacturers and artists for renting
exhibition space are already sufficient to war
rant belief that even at that price good in
terest will be realized