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MEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY

NJ tested during the past year, by many OF the
specabe citizens of Nashville The advertiser permitted
to refer Mr. Samuel Watkins, whose cured
ola most inyeerate Scrofuls. Also the Of Mr. j.
Collins of the disease. Five of Cancer have
been cured twenty Of Bone FeOn Mr. r. II. JOness
son cared of Sore Eyes, afte- having been under the
of of the most distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville,
and its VICINITY he who will vouch for the great
beuefts of his OF treatment without the of the
knife or mercury
Cancer Scroiula, Rheumatism Fisuls, Mercural Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes and all i'm
purities OF the blood.
Twenty years of constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans
prior to coming TO Nashville Those interested are res
pectfuy invited CALL examine and consult free Of any
charge.
Oliee No AZ Union ST., near Cherry.
novlO-ly. EDWARD THOMAS
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prII AVN RRAss FOUNDRY.

OE FROHI, NEAR BROAD NiRbbE
THF Subscriber respectfully returns has n
- thanks to the public for past tavors and So
Ec.tsa continuance ofpatronage in the above lA
<zSsslH inc. also - ,I---,
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACIUhlAH.
Together with every description OF Metal Iurnngs Me'sl
c Packinys Balbt Metal and Castings
Soda Founts Generators Ale Pumps, and Pumps oil eve
ry description manufactured order or repaired al SNORT
i office.
Cash viii be paid all times for old copper and brass
Gue22-lv H. NOi4i-'
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PBTLoTOKEN OR FEMALES FRIEND.
For the cure of Painful and Disordered Menstruaton,
Miscarriage or Abortion, and the Telei ol al thoSe
.,,-r,.,,1I,o.i, Nervol,s AtacfiOnS attendant

For the cure of Painful and Dlsordered Menstruauon,
Miscarriage or Abortion, and the relief o ail those
Svrnafheiic NervoEs Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
cb NJ the suffering attendant upon the lives Of females
81 the present day may be traced to some slight mprudence
or neglect during some critical period Of their peculiar sea
sons causing distractions lrTeg1laTy, &C. WHICH, Iot
,vsd riualv weaeus and deTanges the system, aud by
sytnpathr induces those chronic fOrms OF dsease-Con-
sumption Bropsv Dyspepsia &cwhich either Lurry them
20 an early grave render them inFads ior ne As{
tbc fres aveest of creation that age when the bud
as lust bursting into bloom, have wheTed and died from
the effects of obstruction and the want OF remedy 10 assist
nature al that eventlul period
TRY TIIL PHIL0TOkEN
IL If not offered OF als that flesh IS her To-
cat m remedy aud preventive Tor certain class oi com
;nt. in which 1t is warranted to do all that is here set
h or that med directed with cypeT ence and skill can
+-t'-,' SoIJ nv SC0VIL 4 MEAD,
III Chartres street New Orleans.
tUeri Wholesale Agents for the southern States 10 whom
.Ii..r,iars must be addressed
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y RRoMN,s ESSENCE OF JAMAICA

L GINGER.-This ESSENCE is preparation OF unu
sual excellence In ordinary darThcl IncIPent cholera,
in short all cases prosraOn of the digestive functions,
so common it Is of nestmable value. During tie pre-
valence of epidemic cholera and complaints of
children peculiarly etcacouS no family, md'vd al
or traveller should be without it. enables the system
resist the influence of incipent disease which turks in
changing climate.
C,UuN-Be sure to get the genuine Essence wh ch is
prepared only by F. Brown al his Drug and Chemical
Store n T. Corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets Philade
pha and for sale by all the respectable Apothecares in the
United States and in Nashville BY ". W. Berry i De-
movle Ewn Bros Thos Wells, IL. G. Scovell.
iune3-3mdtriw&w.
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MANTED.

t~IFiI uhNpSWANTED, Immediately, in our Cotton
J. Nu.t 81 Iau,s-sich as Card room, Spinning room
ever, :4.a .5t,. ia cash. Apply to 20
ADOlPHUS MIER Co,
;..l .,D st Louis Mo
= Winchester lalrpau,ent and Pulaski Gazette copy
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, &c.
DAVIS n SWAMI,


DAVIS n SWAMI,
AUCTION d. COMMISSION MERCHANT
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &C., &c.
NO 73, EAsT-SInE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
TAVE IN ST0RE-by recent arrivals and which they
offer for sale for cash the lowest prices, to wit
875 hhds Sugar. of every grade from very line to all
qualities below;
$50 bags Rio Coffee
900 barrels Plantation MOlass9s
$50 half bbls do Molasses;
Sc bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
50 do Loaf Sugar, No to No. 8.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article In the Grocery and LII
quor line the demands of country and city buyers
which they are detern ned sell low any house IN
Middle Tennessee. They have also to arrive, 10000
Sacks fine Salt which will be sold in lots on the harf to
suit purchasers, a a small trife advanced on cost
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods line would do well to give us call before
buying elsewhere. -
DAVIS & SWAMI,
feb26 No. 7S, Public Square.
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RAGSI K4C:SII RAGS!H

sOl, 600 Pounds Of Rags WAhItu'
WILL pay cents per pound, cash, for all The COTTON
m delivered Paper and Rag Warehouse at the North
,tet corner OF the Public Square
Merchants Pediars and all the rest OF mankind are soil
,-f 4 4, ,,atner and sead me all they can get
80 - 80 W. = WHITEMAN.
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INDIAN RUBBEa GOODS.

Coats, Capes, Leggims, Over-AilS, WadiHg
Pants, Horse covers, Wagon Covers,
Piano COyres Nursery Cloths, sc.
VNTHICH will not through or become si4eky ~ any
w CLIMATE The cheapest and best article in our line yer
offered. For sale by the msnuiacurers ROGERS &
WYCK0FF successors to H II. DAY % Courtand Street
New York.
Dealers in Hose, Steam Packing, and every other kind
Of Rubber Goods Also exclusive selling agents Of Elias
tic Webbing suitable tor Cores in Congress Boots.
mays0-3m. - ..
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yTALUABLE AGENCY.-A few good and

VALUABLE AGENCY.-A few good and
sponslhle men wanted to canvass the States OF
Tennes and Alabama for the Manufacturing and Mer-
camille Union OF y. Y. City.
The greatest inducements are offered to travelling
Agents. such that they make from 10 We hundred
dollars per month"; according to their energy and effort
eTted.
The fabrics manuf and sold BY this Company are
Porcelain UdreS, of all varieties including Table Ware
and HoUSe 1riHHings of uurivaed elegance aud durab
ity, and at prices unexceptiouabe.
These wares were awarded the first premiums at the
Crystal Palace this past season. which indicates their
periority ali foreign wares.
The subscriber has office and sample at the
baShCUe H Nashville where he respectfully socits the
attention of ladies and gentlemen of tue city, TO the
natcn of OF The principal attractions of the Crystal Pal
ace
.y- Exclusive Gcal AGENTS established the mcst fs
voTd6le terms W ID. NICHOLS,
Commissioner of Agents for the Nta4faetari,g and
Mercantile Union, 500 Broadway, n, \. City,
my5-U
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TYREE SPRINGS.

TJNIIS delightful Summer Retreat will be open for the re-
ceplion Of visitors the first ol July. The most am
Die are made for the accommodation OF those
who desire avail themselves Of visit TO tins well known
watering place 1t will be the constant aim and endeayor
of the Proprietor please all who visit hun, and to pre-
serve and maintain the high reputation universally accord
ed to these Springs BY all their former Patrons Pedgng
himself untirng assduiy in the discharge OF all the
duties devolviug Oh him Proprietor, he confidently
hopes receive the liberal patronage heretooT sexended
to him by his friends and the public generally
jeI5-6wdtw&w (B&G) WM ROBERTS, Proprietor
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
orFICE-No. II, DEADERICK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANA furnished
to subscribers az the following rates. Single copies one
year in advance g. 50 within the year IS OO st the end
cf the year 81 90. CLUBs-0f five aud upwards-s2 90
er copv rr one yesr Clubs of subscribers will be re-
,siyed fox six months at the foregoing rates
re TRI-WEEKIY is published every Tuesday "hnrso'y
snd Saturday, ct 6 per in advance; ii n p'o
advance, Ss.
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
I7J- THE MONEY - ALL CASES TO ACeoAli AN
SUBSCRIPTION 81
2enittauoes Of subscriptions mas be ihsde Oy man a. OU
risk.
PAPER will be sent cut Of the State unless 'ne S'
companied with the ash.
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.
HICKMAN COUNTY, TENN.-F0RTY-EIGHT MILL

H1Chm1N CUuNII, 1ENN'- 1-1AonA UAAA y
WEST OF COLUMBIA
THIS well known and popular Watering Place IS now
4 open for the accommodation Of Visitors.
WM. B. EASILY will devote his personal attention espe
cially to the supervision of the establishment
DOCTOE ALIEN NJ KELLER, (late of Courtland, Ala
will spend the there, that Visitors who may
require medical assistance will have it at hand.
~ There are Hacks running regularly from Pouches,
on Waynesboro Turnpike to take passengers from Co
lumbis in the stage.
- The Columbia and Waynesboro stage leaves Co
umbia every Monday "Wednesday and Erday nights, and
will arrive at the Springs Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings at 2. NJ. Fare from Columbia
50 %. -
-" Boarp at the Springs per week sc; children and
servants half price.
uue7-dltsg&w9n.
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TAKE Notice. have got my STEAM
l. STONE SAW MILL in full operation, and have
quantity of SAWED FLAGCS hand and will lay them
81 so per square yard tor cash And also my CORN
MILL viii be found ready at all hours of the day to grind
for customers at the of 20 bushels per hour at
the ordinary prices
junep54-t SAMUEL HASLAM.
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EDWARD SHEEGOG n HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AM
GENERAL AGENTS,
A. 4 DANIEL

EDWARD SHEEGOG N HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No, 23 CARONDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
DERSONAL. and prompt attention given to the buying
of Goods Groceries and Produce, and every article fr
and Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Com
mission Merchants, upon their own credit.
20 Orders executed with despatch and bought at the
lowest market rates
,Sy- Notes, draft and Bills collected and remitted i'm
medately.
,4g- Receiriag and Faywardiag attended to sOitR0ut
REFER ro-Kirkuan end Ellis, Nashville, Tenn.
John b. Johnson Esq,
Morgan CO.,
w. II. Gordon Co., " "
Il NJ Noel Co.. " "
J. NJ. Zimmerman L Co, " D."
William. pence, ESQ., MurfreesborO, Tenn.
j. Frank Henderson, Esq, " %
Col. f. II. Chatin, Columbia, Tenn
r. B. Mayes Esq,
Gen. q. j. Pillow.
Gen. l.. j. Polk Ashwood, Tenn.
ie7, ,55-8m.
WILLIAM R. NILES DASL AMI y "; I.aLoa ADANs T..
MILES & ADAMS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. % CarOndelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
REFER ro-Johu NJ. Bass, Esq, Nashville, Tenn
Matthew Watson Esq, &" "
Col Andrew Erwin, Wartrace, Tenn
Gen l.. j. Polk. AshwOod, "
Gen. c. j. Pillow, Columbia, "
EDWARD SHEEG0G,
Is our general Travelling Agent with power make any
contract or agreement for our House.
ia7 '54-3m MILES 4 ADAMS.
J. A DEERY. W. b. DEEkf' H. h. DkEh1'
DEERX BROTHERS,
ALIsoNIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Office No. I9B Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee
may22-twly
GEORGE w. COOK,
ATTORNEY ATL LAW AND Lam d AGENT
WOcO Village, Texas.
TWILL attend to the collection OF debts and the nves
w CATION and perfecting Of land titles in Texas:
REFERENCES.
! Hon W O. ToTToN Hon. NATHAN GREEN,
X. G. MKINNEY, " X. L. RIDLEY,
K. l.. CARUTHERs, = ABE CARUTHERs,
SJoHN L. BRIEN, Governor VIZ. b. CANPRELL
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NOTICE,

HAV1NG sold the ground on which my Iron Foundry
l. is situated College street, Nashville, offer for
sale the Building 1t being frame Of the following dmen
sons ~ feet 'front.' running back 81 feet 66 feet by
Also my entire stock Of paerns which very numerous
consisting OF Engines Mil gearing of almost every descrp
ton, rst-rae Engine and Boiler and all the fixtures to
make the cOmpete Blast Fan of the most approved
PLAN Mill for grinding Backing, CupulOes good
der three large Stacks well braced with rods and kegs
from bottom top; Flasks suitable for moulding almost
description of casting all the stock hand finished and
unfinished with everything else pertaining the Foundry
a credit of from TO ten years. Possession can be
given IN September, 1854
mav7-dtrw SW 3m% SAMUEL v. AMFNT
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY-CAPTTAL Sl5O, ,OOe
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL 0S. EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods Of every de-
scTpOn against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk Of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other crafts and vessels and other cargOes
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL, President.
JOSEPH NAULx Secretary.
DIRECToRs.-Alex Allison, John NJ Hil Fogg G
Fogg James Corey Jn0 NJ Bass, Joseph Woods Samue
Seay, Matthew Watson } White, Jacob McGavOck
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,
SAMIIEL HASLAM PROPRIETOR

WALNUT Grove, JEFFERSON ST, NASHVILLE Tenn.
TIE subscriber takes this method of returning his most
sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally,
for the patronage he has already received and would say
them that he able furnish all kinds of so4e
fencing Gaping, sills, steps, &c, &c.
Flagging.-Sawed bush hammered and self faced
PRICES three inches thick & per square yard.
Bush hammer five " = 2 g
Selffaced two " %
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
-1v
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NilTIt,E.

DY virtue If an execution dTrce'i 20 NE iron the Su
Dpreme Court ut Errors and Appeals AZ Nashville will
oer ior sale r cash the Cour House IA Nashville on the
1t NIturdr August H, ali the rg'J ana interest," tal
W. nORkiS IN and tO certain lot or parcel oI
ground situated S2Gth Nashville bounded as follows
hegnuing at Mai0ny Corner aud running S0uthWardly
with College street 5Z iaet to the line ct Tie tennessee
and Alabama Rallroad, then EaywaTdy with the sad
Rarad, !al feet L. Aey thence with the line o said
Alley to Mallory sac - feet thence at right angles with
SAID Mdouys line II" teat Ia the bguIng point levied
As the properly # W Doris, and in favor Of Wesley
GTeenteid S'ue within lawful hours. + b BIGLEY,
leb-IM3. Sheriff of Davidson.
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I1XNOft. MACDONALD n co.

IA and I7G Pearl Street, New York
,,tFrE np TRADE on liberal TERMS Of their own
4 ] f,,r..rt..ti1p and Manufacture, STRAW GOODS,
III n and SATIN .B0NNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH ard
ANEKIrAN FLOWElsS FEATHERS BONNET LIN
f%i.S rAES &c &, and a general assortment Of MIL
IJNERY GOODS Orders promptly eKec"ted yl-5m.
BALTIMORE COFFEE.-2gO bags Just received
x -. i5I,;,o-e Gnest eyer received 10 Nashville
AIC,S,T - faSx1 LANIER i PHILLIPS
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WRAPPING PAPERs-IOO BUNDLES
w East Tennessee Wrapping Paper, for sale BY
JAMS W. H. GORDON CO.
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l. N MYERS, A. C. CARTER
S@L NEW -a1szra
go STOCK OF CARRIAGES. xsaESssassISsE xasasS -! Es3

Fl. N. MYERS, A. c. CARTER
&SE STOCK OF CARRIAGES. Xs&S.GE&
"When we have money ride in chaises
When we have none we walk bejases"
WYE have lust received stock of CARRIAGES,
w consisting of the finest Coaches Caiashe Rockaways
French Phatou's Broughams, BarOuches and Bugges.-
This work was selected by Mr. MYERs, in the best Manu-
factory New York. and think it is the best stock of
Carriages ever offered the market will be sold at
any price above cost
N. B.-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures to keep supplied the shortest notice
MYERS Il CARTER
may20-G No so, Lower Market street.
DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
ID Springs will be rented for the present year. leased
for term Of years There extensive accommodations
for visitors, and everything necessary to make them
popular place of for health pleasure They
situated in Hickman County Tennessee and for the last
several years have been much equened by the citizens
of Davidson Williamson Maurl and other neighboring
counties. Any one wishing rent or lease will address
MRS ELIZABETH A. WFEMS,
Bon Aqua p o. Hickman county, Tenn,
s. L. FINLEY
81 College street, opposite Planters Bank, Nashville.
marl9 54-u
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CFyEN THOUSAND Papers Crop Garden Seed
y lust received and warranted fresh &C. comprising all
he varieties brought this market Extra Early feaS Ear
- Nav Peas six week beans Glove Onions &c, by he
t:auaa Also, Cabbage Baton Onions &c, 3c3 by tne
tiIa No. AZ, College Street.
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I7WTAT BAItGNIN II A FARM.-ONE
tIHUNDRED ACRES OF land finely located on the
Nashville aud ChauanoOga Railroad, IL or II miles rom
Nashville comfortable dwelling with or rooms g'oI
;s g-iy umberei bargain can be had by making lhi-
fuedi,ie appIc .tiuu No. G-l Cherry street, to
JOiIS /. i K. W. BROWN,
,sro, Real Estate Agents.
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/ AND WARRANTS.-We are buyiDy and navipp
l. the very highest prices for LAM WARRANTS Per
al distance having 20 sell by sending to US
by mail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling at the time Nashville and
The cash RENTED or psid to order.
iuIy2l DYER RPEARL& 4 co.
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ASSURANCES.
THE UNITED FIREMEN'S
Insurance Company of NASH
vile.
Capital 100000,
Chartered by the State.

This Company is in success -
-gxss$S5s7- "a ful operation and is prepared to -
- ~ take risks Buildings. Goods. Xsszscs
Szss2G and Wares and Merchandise, against.
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also on Goods Wares and Merchandise and Cargoes gem
eray against the SEAS RIVERS and lSLAED TRASsPoRTA-
TIoy upon as favorable terms any Office in the City.
Office No. 25 College street, opposite the Sewanee
House. 10 EDWARDS, President.
JoHS s. DAsHrKLl, Secretary. myla-f
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
VILE,
CAPITAL 100000.
rINHE COMPANY being fully organized under its Char.
4 ter granted by the Legislature of Tennessee s Dow
prepared Policies against loss damage by Fire
Buildings Goods Wares and Merchandise generally.
AlS0.-0n shipments against loss or damage by Seas.
Rivers, Inland transportation on the most fsvorabl
terms
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates
~ Office No 81 Public Square, up stairs over W. 7.
Berry Co.'S Book Store
DIRECTORS
Samuel Seay, K. J. Morris,
l.. II. I.aner, ID. ID. Dickey,
L. A. IaneT, j. F. DemOvie,
G. NJ Nichol W. H. Gordon,
Hu Douglas, II. B. Morris
H. s. French X. n. Williams
p. W Maxey, 4. o. Harris,
A. J. Duncan
SAMUEL. SEAY, President
ISAAC LIrToN Secretary Bwa my7-H
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INXnRETu,s GARDEN SEEDS.

tsbll '54-6mdSiriw Agent Cohege Stte'
rrrpat-d bg ". nutchis0n, & Co, Amsterdam, Va
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19
Hsrl Times at the East.

The N. Y. Sun gives the following in.
stance ~ an evidence of the sevsri;y Of the
times Ia that city. "At the Alrns.House
and other places of public charity the appli-
cations are becoming more and more numer-
Gus. Persons whose circumstances hereto.
fore have been middhng, are now, it is stated,
making applications for help, 10 every place
Of charity in the city. Yesterday young
woman applied at enc Of the station-houses
for assistance. She proved that up TO with
in I month, hersef and husband made IL
dollars per week. bu. since the pressure in
money affairs became so severe they had
been deprived of all means Of getting i've
hhood, and had been compelled to submit to
the humiliation Of asking for lodging and
food. The Captain Of Police generously
afforded her work a, once"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19

GEORGE E. PucE, U. 8. Senator from
Ohio, has turned prophet, whether he ia
false one any person to read the subjoined
may be convinced. That D m ,crscy has
cleared its skirts Of all Abolitionists, and in.
deed Of everything that sagors Of sntl-slave-
~, we sgree with the honorabls gentleman,
but We cannot coincide with him in the
opinion that the present arrangement Ut
the currency has tendency to make Hard
Money Democrats
1--WE we're badly beaten, in Ohio, az the
October election-5ut from such defeat all
the true men Of our party can look for q
glorious resurrection We have cleared
our skirts, once for all, of abolitionists, aid
henceforth, must keep thcm out Of our or
ganizstion.
"Ths explosion Of the banks and brokers,
since the election, has made more II ard
Money Democrats than expected TO see,
in this State for twenty years. The sys-
TEN Of State banks is dead--prostrated for
ever-and the issue to be decided in the mex
Congress, and the elections beyond it, will
be whether we shall have gold and silver
currency or another L. 8. Bank. Mark this
prediction"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-19
Fscusplry.-Within the past week we

FEcuNpITY. Within the past week We
heard oftwo very remarkable ctses eff fecun-
dity. In one instance a French woman gave
birth to three female children, and in the
other, another French woman gave birth to
FIVE boys at once. The three girls were
born month prematurely, and all died, al :
though they were perfectly formed and al
mos. 81 the usual size oil children born one
at BIRTH. Tie FIVE boys are still living,
and are nearly three weeks old, and all bid
as fair to live rs any other children Of Their
lage. Werelrajn from giving names for the
sake Of the parents, who dread the annoy
ance Of the many visitors which public
notice wouldinac. on them otherwise.-N.
Louis Init.
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HARD TIMES AND THEIR REMEDY
The New ERIK Express, among other read
ahla rnnarks sars.

HARD TINES AND THEIR REMEDY
The New York Express, among other read
able remarks, says:
"The winter which has set in with so
much Of violence, brings with it unusual
sadness Coal is high, but muchis wanted.
The coal shuttle must go oftener'o the bin,
and the bin must sooner be exhausted. =
The loafis little. and not likely to be larger
very soon. But the mouth is ready as ever,
ard the teeth are sharp, aud hunger Is as
craving. The misfortune is, that ali,
even the rich, are more or less in want,
and charity, therefore, cannot do It's usual
work.
Again:
"But cheer up: this pressure cannot last
always. Economics in every way. Take
to corn bread, when enough of wheat can
not be got Exchange Potatoes for rice.
Neat must be given over by the very poor,
or else only buy the coarser sorts, which
make into soups. We can all live quite
well upon half Of what we have, il we only
think so; and remember always that such a
country as ours cannot long be under the
harrow"