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Es, THATHAVE BEEN Fully

tested during the past year. by many OF the most re-
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser Is permitted
to refer Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant was cured
Of most inveterate Scrofua Also tbe servant OF Mr. J.
Collins Of the disease Five OF Cancer have
been cured twenty Of Bone Feuu. Mr. r. H. Jonss
cared of Sore Eyes, ae- having been under the
treatment of two of the distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least one hundred epectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity be who viii for the greaI
benefits of has Of treatment wioa the Of the
knife or mercury.
Cancer, ScrUfula Rheumatism, Fistua, MsreuTial DIS
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Eyes aud all I'M
purtes of the blood
Twenty years OF constant Practice fifteen in New Orleans,
prior to coming Nashville Those interested, are les
pectfully invited call examine and consult free ot any
charge.
Office No Al Union ST., Cherry. -
rovl0-ly. hDhAhD lhO3lAo-
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TYREE SPRINGS.

THIS delightful summer Retreat viii be open for the
cepOu OF visitors the first Of July The am
pie arrangements made for the accommodation OF those
who desire avail themselves Of visit 10 this well known
watering place II will be the constant aim and
Of the Proprietor please all who visit him. aud pre-
and maintain the high reputation universally accord
ed to these Springs by all their former Patrons Pledgng
himself to untirng sssduiy in the discharge Of ell the
duties devolving him "a Proprietor. he confidently
Lopes the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him by his friends and the public generally.
je15-6wdtw&w (B&G) WA kUBEKTS. Proprietor
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NIALUABLE AGENCY.-A few good and

VALUABLE AGENCY few good and
spOnsble men are wanted to Canvass the States OF
Tennes and Alabama for the Manufacturing and Mer-
camille Union OF y. Y. City.
The greatest inducements offered to travelling
Agents. such that they make from five hundred
dollars per month according their energy and effort
eTted
The fabrics msnuf ard sold by this Company
Porcelain Udres of all varieties, including Ifbe ars
and Ho0Ss trimmings ct unrIvaed elegance and durad
ity, and at prices unexcePt!onable
These awarded Ihs first premiums at the
Cry stal Palace this past season, which indicates iheI
periority ali foreign wares.
The subscriber has office and sample room he
Ndsrts IaH Nashville, where he respectfully sucfs the
attention Of ladies' and gentlemen Of the ey the
natcn of OF the principal attractions o the Crystal P
ace.
~ Exclusive local Agents established the nlnsi IT,
vorabe terms. W. d. NICHOLS,
Commissioner of Agents for the Adsufecte-sa. az,t
Mercantile Union, $50 Broadway, \, \. City.
ulYh-if
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TELEGRAPH CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
OPEN For THE SEASON.

HOPE the citizens will not deprive themselves of The
Of this good water, which has been so beneficial to
number who have used for three Those per
for themselves the spring who use the
water. believe if each and every person would drink OF
this water twice day. they would be troubled with
darrhea Tor example, YOU may eat any thing YOU wish
and il you this water it will be perfectly dgased for
have eaten diet that would have soured my stomach
in five minutes if had not used this water.
Terms made known al The Spring.
june25-d ID. A. COLE, Proprietor.
ANALYSIS.
Carbonate Of Iron Carbonate Of Magne5ia Carbonate Of
Lime Suphae Of Magnesia, Suphae Of Lime MuTate of
Magnesia, Muriate Of Soda.
The specific gravity Of fresh water 222 distilled
water being taken as the standard.
understand that the water has already been beneficial
to several invads. II will be beneficial to a greater de-
gree when taken fresh from the Spring. should p1o-
it a stmulant and tonic and adapted consequently
to cases Of debility accompanied with snomie cond
tOn of the system and contra indicated in uelhorc and
ntiammatOry states
June "a, 1852. K CHARp O. CURLY
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C7EVEN THOUSAND Payers new Crop Garden Seed,
jst received snd warranted fresh, &c, comprising all
e-arete5 Brought q His lLTEei Extra Early Peas, kar
II May Tets. Six week besns Glove Onions. DC. by the
Gallon also CahD.Es, Button Onions, &C, &C. BY the
r9u-75 i. Ct. BROWN.
febl2 No A. College Street.
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VNHE undersigned have in store large and well
assorted sock Of every article in their line which will
be old favorable terms be had in the Eastern
Cities elsewhere Merchants and housekespsrs are par
ticulsrIy collected 70 give q fair trial.
iy2O-eo&dlm. HICKS & DARDFN.
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NEW ARRANCEMENTs,

II. HICKS J. C. DARDEN, haze united their
"A stock of CHINA, GLASS AND EARTntN "AKE
and win continue the business HIcKs CHINA Hall. 46
Public Square. Nashville
Nashville, July 20 1S54-eO5lm.
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GAYNOK, MACDONALD \ co.

ia and II6 Pearl Street, New York
OFFER the TRADE on liberal TERMS of their own
J Importation and Manufacture, STRAW GOODS,
sTi K lad SATIN RUNNETS RIBBONS, FRENCH and
ANERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BONNET LIN
TNIiS Ass &C. &c, and general assortment Of MIL
LTEERY GOODS Orders promptly exeeSted lJyl-5m
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CARDS.
EDWARD SHEEGOG & HARVEY. Jt
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No, 23 CARONDELET STREET.

nut
HEW ORLEANS.
DERSONAL aud prompt attention given to the buying
OF Goods Groceries and Produce and every article for
Planters and Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Com
mission Merchants, upon their own credit A
~ Orders executed with despatch and bought at the
lowest market rates
- Notes draft and Bills collected and RENTED i'm.
medistely. :. -.
"a ReceiaiAg oaf F6riOardiag attended 10 sgitaout
Gstly.
REFER To-Kirkmsn and Ellis Nashville Tenn.
John b. johnson, Esq,
Morgan Co..
W. II. Gordon 4 Co..
B NJ. Noel Co.,
j. NJ. Zimmerman Co.
William. pence Esq, Murfreesboro', Tenn.
J. Frank Henderson, ESD,
Col. +. H. Chafn, Columbis, Tenn
K. b. Mayes Esq,
Gen. G. j. Pillow
Gen. L. J. Polk Ashwood Tenn.
ie7,'55-sm
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INDIAN RUBBER GOODS.
Goats, Capes, LegginS, Oyer-Alls, WaaiRs
Pants, Horse covers, Wagon Covers,
PIANO COYres NursrrY Cloths, &c.

(WHICH will not wet through or become stcky arg
w css The cheapest and best article in our line
offered. For sale by the manufacturers, ROGERS 3
%YCE0FF SUCCESSORS % h. DAY . COurtsnd Street
New Ork
Dealers IN Hose, Steam Packing, and other kna
Of Rubber Goods Also, exclusive selling agents Of Hzs
tic Webbing suitable for Cores in Congress Boots.
Tuay3O-:sIn.
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KARGAIN ~ A FARM.-ONE

4 ' hE.Si ia RNTAAN ~ a II
1T HUNDRED ACEE5 Of land finely located on the
Eg-7e and CnGttaHOUgs I!arosd. II or l3 miles iTom
Nash7iIe comfortable dwelling with OF TOons good
orchard sn en- spring nearly half OF the land
- bsv Ilu be7ed. bargain be had by making IN
Mediate aprlica1iou Nc G-5E Cherry street. to
JOHN 1. < X. W. BROWN,
uerzs Real Estate Agents.
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=
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY AND 100 CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
Nj in all kinds Of Rubber Goods, made under Charles
G;oodyears Patent consisting OF Mems, Womens, Misses
and Cbldrens Metallic Boots and Shoes Coats CIoaks
Overals Combs Stay aud Dress Bone Dolls Doll Heads
Balls Toys, Whips TeeIhing Rings, Syringes, B. east
Pumps, DC, &c-
The above Company would solicit call from their friends
and the public before purchasing.
iY25-6m JOHNSON LETSON Pres
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY

In ALL 22~ prizes Amounting Iu.. .'I'''
Tickets : 1n Halves and Quarters 20 Proportion.
All cnmt,,laica ralS Sfrictiy couilrnIul.
PersnnS wishing Tickets NashviNc, vail please leave
their orders with MIR "A z On NIPPON who 0uihnT
zad to and forward ih-In uad 30 U"" tue schemes
and drawings viii be regularly seat.
compliance with Tie above wil save much TINE and
labor necessary u anSw individual orders IRON tone 10
lime. SANyEl. SWAMI, Agent and Manager
SIGN Of the Bronze Lions
iyz5-lm Montgomery, Ala.
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/ AND " NARRANTS.-Weu are buying and paving
4 the very highest pnces Tor LAND WARRANTS. Per
sons al distance having sell bv sending 10 us
BY mail or otherwise depend getting the highest
prices which they selling al the time in Nashville and
The cash Temitted or paid 10 order.
iuIy2l DYER RPEARL& co.
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, WILLIAM Z. MILES (DANL w ADAMS
Late Of Jackson, Miss. Late of Jackson Miss.
MILES l. ADAMS.
CoIToS FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. % Carondcler Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
ksTsE To-John NJ Bass, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.
Matthew Watson, Esq,
Col. Andrew Erwin, Warrace Tenn.
Gen. L. J. Polk Ashwood
Gen. q. }. Pillow, Columbia,
EDWARD SHEEGOG.
Is general Travelling Agent with to make any
contract or agreement for our House.
je7,'4-am MILES 4 ADAMS
J. A, DERRY. W. 3. DEERY. r. E. DERRY.
DEERN BROTHERS,
ALIS0NIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No I9k Pablc Square Nashville, Tennessee
may22-tWly.
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INOPARTS ERSIiIE.-I HAVE THIS DAY
Y ! associated with the Wholesale Grocery Com.
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business Mr. VIII
LIAM PHILLIPS OF Nashville under tbs name and stye
of LANiER d PHILLIP
now l. q. LANIER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICINES

MEDICINES
IsoR Diarrhoes Dysenery Cholera Morbus Cramps and
those affections Of the bowels peculiar to The season
Graienburg Children's Pa. Port Wine;
naces; Balls Cholera Sgrup
Grafenburg Dysentsry Syrup Bedsoes Compound for D-
tery; No G.
! Cayenne Pepper; Flix Psrarorc.
Diarrhoea Mixture; Stephens Astriugent Syrup:
Buchanan Cholera MediciEeCalcned Msznasia
N'fop foG sale at s 10 pr do Essence ftFP:Elaa d.
lans2l H.G sCovEL
The attention of Fishermen
solicited to fresh lot Of superior Bamboo Po.as,
y Pla5ted aud Twisted Silk Lines, Hooks. Single and
erick Hooks. Yankee Doodle Hooks Reels &c Co. Just
received and for sale by II g. SCoTEI
vile Inn. iuue24
PURIE Write LEAD in Kegs of 25 pounds, warranted,
4 and 1or sale by II. q. SC0VEL
70 DOZ Barrys Trcophorus and Ivrug Katha,ron. and
june2l H. G, ScOVEl,
THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF
Il Franklin College will commence on tuesday july
4th The Annual Address TO the Literary Societies viii be
delivered by Dr. J. w. Richardson, Of Rutherford Aud
D Bush Esq OF sumner will deliver the Address Of The
"Alumui Society" lie9s
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
CHssyuT STREET, ABoTE FOURTH, PH1IADELPErA, Pa
~ J. MCCLELLAN (ate of Jones' Hoel) has the ~
VI pleasure 10 inform his friends and the travel. 10
ling community hs he he's leased this House for term
of years and prepared for the reception Of Guests
The Local advantages Of this avorito establishment are
too well known to need comment
The House and Furniture have been put IN rst rate or
der the large sad well ventilated The Tables
will always be supplied with the best and the proprietor
pledges himself that effort his part shall be wanting
to make the UNITED STATES equal in comforts to any
Hotel in the Quaker CITY. 1iv7dSrn
FOR SALE,
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There is doubt but that the Spring kept bv Mr. D
Cole at the Eastern end of the Suspension Bridge good
Cha Water and that is adapted to many diseases
of debility. B. W FALL, M d.
r. THOMPSON M. D.
HENRY CAROW, sd
7. + JENNINGS NJ d.
BOYD MNAIRY, II d.
Z. c. X. MARTIN, MD.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, &c.
DAVIS n SWAMI,
AUCTION d rOHlfISSION AERCHA NTS.
n0iesdie Dealers ih Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, Sc,, Ac.
No -, EAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN
IAtE ~ SruRE-by recent arrivals, and which they
i olrr Tor sale ioT cash the lowest prices to wit
80 hhis sugar Of every grade from very hus to all
qualities below:
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
200 barrels Plantation Molasses;
$50 half bbls do Molasses
SO bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
so do Loaf Sugar No l TO No. 6.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
th almost every other article in the Grocery aud Ii
quo line to meet the demands of country and city
which they determ ned to sell low as any house in
Middle Tennessee They have also TO arrive 90 900
Sacks tine Salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf TO
suit purchasers, al @ small trife advanced on cost.
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods in line, would do we'll TO give call before
buying elsewhere.
DAVIS 4 SWAMI,
feb2G No 73. Public Square
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GREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.

J,INE RAZORS AND STROPS-2OO dozen Wade &
Butchers lebrated Raz0rs, among which tine ns-
sortment of WARRA NTED RAI0S, in cases Of one pair
each for private use also further additional stock OF Bar
bers' Razors also Wade Rcchers Razor Strops.
and very superior article. FALL CUNNINGHAM.
unar7-tf Cole street.
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ARD OLA supply Of best winter strained Lard
isuS2 STRETCH ORR.
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TAKE NOFICE.-I have now got nv STEAM
Il STONE SAN MILL in full operation and have
quantity OF SAWED ELAGGS on hand and will Law them
at 81 80 per square yard cash. And also nv CORN
MILL will be ound rady ali hours OF the DAY to grind
corn t customers at the OF busheI. per hour at
the ordinary prices.
junel'54-u SAMUEL HASLAM
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,
SAMUEL HASLAM, PROPRIETOR.

WALsUF grove, JEFFERsoS ST. NASHVILLE, TEvH
THE subscriber takes this msthod of returning his most
L sincere thanks TO his feuds and the public generly
for the patronage he has already received would say
70 them that be Is able furnish all kinds Of cut stone
fencing, Gaping, sls steps &C., &C.
Flagsins.-Sa~ed, bush hammered and self faced.
PRICES three inches thick z 50 per square yard
Bush BANNER five ."
Selffaced, two Go"
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

ISDIAFA Colonel James ii. Lane, Nebraskaie, de-
cnes reelection to Congress in the IVh District Ne
braskaism appears to be in declining condition in In
diana. This is the second Of this kind among the
Douglsstes In the XIth IIarlans District j. r. Slack
of Huntington Co, has been nominated as the Demo-
cratic Congressional candidate. lie goes the entire Ne
brasks and Whisky platform laid down by the State Con-
venon Of Democratic oce-holders held not long ago at
indianapolis.
The opponents Of the Repeal Of the Missouri Cempro-
mise in their several Counties forming unions Of Free
men for the q 'ection. Large delegations have
been appoius State Convention OF the friends of
Freedom, to Indianapolis, July II.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
THE PEOPLES CONVENTION.

The albany Erening Journal contains Call for 4
County Meeting on the 2sth inst. TO elect twenty
Delegates from Albany County to the anti Douglas
State Convention at Saratoga on the 10th of August
Among the signers We remark the names of Bradford
r. Wood CDem.) and John L. schoolcraft, exMem-
bers Of Congress from that District; Robert H.
Pruyn, late Speaker; Ira Harris, Supreme Judge
James Kidd, s H. Hammond and w. Lacy of The
State Register; Geo. Dawson, F. w. Seward, and "
Ten Eyck Of The Erening Journal; Oscar Tyler,
Amos Dean, II. b. Haswell Hamilton Harris, Thos.
W. Olcot, John X. Porter Jesse Buel, Calvin Refer
Oliver Steele, and many others widely and favorably
known. Albany will be strongly Represented in the
Freenen's Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
RECEIVED m

s-.s.r D;.ue,eh ID The ~ \. IrD"ne-
w,surxoros Monday, july 10 1885,
ro,,x ycKrox has to-day been nominated eai con.
SD A. District Attorney for the Southern District o.
yort WysrpuooH IL smar,ng under this inaletioa
v.,xrR Of New.York City worked like beaver far
NcKyos and expressed the opinion that his appointment
rouId secure the gres, body Of the Hards for the Admin
Tim and reslcct himself Congress. The Adsnaa.
,Des here say tha, is pretty arrangement will be scon.
fnlv repudiaed by the people. Mr. MARCY strongly op-
noscd the nomination OF WTsrBRoox. He preferred
surg,Rp but CAss went warmly for Moksos.
Ex-senator CLTxEss has addressed letter to Mr..
IyrcpyR Of Va. saving he is the attorney for Sasvrr
Co1r and that he desires TO appear as witness before the
Committee OF the House. and that the examination should
b into the influences employed to carry through
measures Of LEGISLATION Blu, he hopes the inquiries win
be confined to Col CoLTs application Tor the extension
h pa,ent for If they should be made into the influences
usea TO carry the Nebraska BILL it would cause great de-
lsv which mirht effect Col. CoLTs interest This aha
son 70 Nebraska is the unkindest cut Of all.
CHARIrs WELLER as Postmaster, and HENRY Woob
of NerIampshire as Consul to Beyrou' were to-day
confirmed.
The Reciprocity Treaty is still with the Committee.
lam able to assure you that Notwithstanding all hind.
,ces and difficulties the fibuster leaders at New0r.
Loans are still confident they viii get of with their expe.
d,ou by the 10th of September The recent farce in the
S Court will be an advantage to the scheme and rs
chieitans.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
MICHIGAN.

Wecal attention to the proceedings Of the Michigan
State Convention of all those opposed to the Nebraska
Iniquity. The Convention was very large and en-
thusiastic and composed Of members of all the old
political parties. The nominee for Governor was a
Wilmot Proviso Cass Democrat while in Congress,
but did not support Pierce for President having be-
come a straght-out Free-Soiler. Two Of the cand
dates on the ticket were Pierce Democrats in -
Five of them supported Gen. Scott in that Canvass
Tho two remaining are Freesolers of long standing
The name under which the opponents of the Ne
braska Inquity have enlisted for the war is nply
REPUBLICAN, and this, think, will be very gener-
ally adopted. The Resolves cover more ground
than consider it wise to take at this stage of the
contest, but it is all good ground and We shall be
happy to learn that the People already prepared
to stand on it, We trust this ticket is to be elected
triuUphhpty.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

HYpRopHoBIA--Dr. John G.. Holsten, of Zanes
VILE Ohio writes us with reference TO paragraph
on the so called maidstone recently published in our
columns in substance follows:
l. Hydrophcbia when the disease has developed itself,
was never cured and is essentially ncurable.
Nnetenths of the of bites from dogs supposed
to be rabid result in serious injury simply because the
dogs were not mad.
The only value of any application OF device in
case of bite by rabd animal results from its tendency
TO cleanse rash ont the poisonous rirus from the round
To this end Muriatc Acid, Aqua Forts, or DIETER still
Causc Potash may conributei but the actual cautery
or burning with red hot iron ia best OF all Wash the
wound instantly on its Dfiction soon as may be,
then apply the red hot iron till every trace of is burned
away-a enedy, but the only true onei' and i
will not do to desist until il has been applied mos
thoroughly. We inclined TO think the Doctor is
pre Nv near the truth
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
DIVORCE TRIALS.

They're right" says Byron; for Man, 10 Man
oft unjust, is sirdys so TO Boman." We see
truth in this apotht Gun than did twenty years
ago; and those who cordially observe and consider
can hardly fail of like result.
The wife unfaithful to her husband is in all eyes
lost, abandoned creature. To her, decent social
circle is open; with her, reputable wom,n associ-
ates; and no decent man invites her TO meet his wife
and daughters. But the husband who is very we'll
known to have been, OF even now to be- living in the
grossest most fragrant disregard Of his marriage
lie not therefore excluded from reputable society is
not driven to herd with oucasts not given over to
perditon by the most rigorous and sanity He may
be merchant in good business, the president of a
bank, member of Congress general of militia, a
physician in large practice and even occupy front
pew in church or synagogue. Many will censure his
sin, but few refuse his profered hand or resent his
pstrOnizing smile. And il is obvious, rom the results
Of Divorce trials and other tests Of popular sentiment
that many men consider his ofense quite vepial and
excusable-the impulse of too ardent and mpressi-
bic temperament-an evidence of gallant and feryid
admiration for Womanhood generally. II is abun-
dsntly manifest that many men consider marriage
vows only imposed on men for decorum's sake and By
no means to be literally and rigdly observed. Ii one
should be simple enough to respect them so be il;
but this s degree of uxorious dolstry not to be ex
pected of the shrewd majority, its absence being
more natural and usual than it's existence.
Well: We DO not propose here TO argue with this
opinion, nor TO denounce those who hold IT, We cite
it simply as a most notorious fact, and one which re-
quires Judicial recognition. For, in view Of ts exist
ence, woman involved in Divorce trial most obvi-
ously has no fair play under our present Jury system
The Law has code Of ethics with regard 10 mari
tai neontn nee, while portion of the from which
Jurors exclusively taken has radically different
code The case is tried under the former, but the
verdict is often rendered (or defeated in obedience
to the latter. The plesdings based on the Revised
Statutes but the verdict finds its reason in the social
morality of Thomas or Mercer-st.
If the Anglo-Saxon axiom that man is entitled to
be tried by jury of his peers is founded in justice
then it is clearly right that Woman should have the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11
HARD UP.

fes. It 10 the sober, prossc, literal truth, that we
are nearly all Of US hard up. We either owe money,
and don't know where to get il, or are subject to
"cas for installments on unpaid Railroad or other
subscriptions or are doing heavy business which
requires large disbursements weekly or monthly and
brings in no corresponding returns. MANY of ms ara
shinnips from DAY to day. and find tho work grow
harder and harder though we live in constant hope,
with Aicawber. that "sometAing win turn up."
Meantime property. unless it can be eaten or drank
immediately, is very hard to turn into cash. while
borrowing is well nigh impossible The Banks