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UNION AND AMERICAN.
orFIcE-So. ii, DrADERicK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANS furnished
10 subscribers the following rates single copies one
year in 50 5o within the year sS 90 al the END
Of the year a 90. CIuBs-0f i've and upwards 81 90
- oo,r far one wear Clubs of subscribers will be re-
oeive,i for SIX months at the foregoing rates -
he TREWEEKLY is published every Tuesday -hnrsdsy
"a Saturday at IS per annum in advance; if NJ: paio
advance, Sc. - -
DAILY is published ct Eight Dollars
,ss-THE MONEY 8 ALL CASES TO ACCoAf ANY
SUBSCRIPTION ri
Remittarces Of subscriptions be iAade by mA our
risk. ...-.
viii be sent out Of the State unless the order Is ac-
companied with the cash.
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y with the utmost and sil and 10
CLemsis are thoroughly tested by the most emipent
~ they are especially valuable for the nr.s
n, u levers IN general all Bilious and Liver nr
IF ,ba oosI'eness Imperfect Digestion Descent .c
~ que o0WeLs' SICK Headaches Inf1enza Astbrs .I0
variety oil other clroucl disease. aud in ns f Snd
FoT Fsr free with full directions Is cents per boI A
dec3 AA-EA- MAChENZlE,
And by every Dru,g;s, j. a., O. No II, College street
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DRUGGISTS &C.
WHOLESALE
D L i G S 7 OR r
Corner o. Market and BROAD s,s LIZ
W. F. GRAY.

sCCCESSOR To CARTWRIctr-
~ Ah9nSIkoNG, Wholesale Dealer in IT,. AND AND
E, flnes, rants. DYES, Glassware and y,-;esS Med
Correr % Broad and Market street Nsh:S, "oSds.
neee would respectfully inform the nubc ,hs,L len
purchased the stock Of Cartwright ArIsfrnn IA ne nas
corner OF Broadway and Market where be iDt5
large and well assorted stock of Drrgs Nei;s
Olis TurPentne Dye Stuf Window Glass c;Ia Isi ANTS
ana all other articles usually kept in Drug tores
WIN STOCK oil varieties suitable for the CSur.rv
pl.'oggiSts, Merchants, Physicians Nauuf,ctn,ars -.
nnrh are invited 10 call and examine The srocI hs
pcas 81 elsewhere. as he is determined To sci a. 80
are give satisfaction TO ALL the quality Of the O
oeen purchased in the Fsst ; a large sloek having
enable him to Compete ,Vi,h - ciaSig the stock, Will
offers for sale low Tor easl IN the South west he
500 gallons Tann.rS 0 VI ON time TO punctual men
10 bbls Linseed do. ToSo1 sos Lltharge;
bbls Lard dc. I0,os eneilan Red;
4 bbls EnSoro S,,'' -4oOObs Spanish Whit;no-
500 lbs Ex LOgwood; On ~ 1son - Scotch SMUT;
200 lbs Madder; ~ ~ Sarrefs do dg
lI5 lbs Muriste of Tin. 1n6oSs paS1OOyy 5 Snuff;
500 lbs Alum; 80 a utty
z5O lbs Gum Camphor. snS n gu. S9i AInonla;
59OO1bs Sup Carb Sofa s5o ~ Sn P,iis Wire
% gross NJ Lanes Vermii-ya 50o ftS S;P-ure Acid;
20 gross Fahnstock's do. 560 r. W.. do'
90 gross Mustang Linaraent: 10 Bs So, I oS
800 lbs Red Lead; ~ S'iuP Iod Iron;
Feathers, Beeswax Gissans 6c
ket prices y '''-' 'AAen 10 trade at mar
,,,.w oct3O
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EYE INFiRMARY,
THIRD STREET, NEAR JEFFERSON,
ToltS,JVe Eu

DR. l. 7. UNDERWOOD, having met
4 with unparalleled in the treat
ment Of the Eye in numerous cases of iniama-
tion and having succeeded in restoring sight INNS
others when it apparently extinct without the
of surgical instruments continues to devote himself to
practice.
In addition to the extraordinary which has at
tended his practice in Diseases othe Eye he has been
less successful in treating other diseases especially of
chronic character.
number Of patients, residing in louisville, afflicted
with diseased eyes, whose have been pronounced
curabe by other physicians have been restored to sight by
DIR. Underwood, who hegs leave to refer to them.
dec38-3m.
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q MEDICAL.
JEW pay1ps HEBREW PLASTER


ME great Remedy for Rheumatism, ,Gou pain in the Sid
i Hip, Back Limbs and joints, Scrofua, Kings Evil
White Swelngs, Hard TumOrs, Stiff JOINTS and all fixed
pains whatever Where this Plaster applied Pain cannot
exist .glf - 5Hi T8l EaII5
These Pase possess the advantage of being put np in
arght boxes hence they retain their full virtues all eli
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been so extensively
used 3y Physicians and the people in general both in tins
country and Europe that it is almost needless say any
thing about it. Yet there may be sone who stand in need
OF Its healing powers who have not tried IT, For their
sakes win simply what it has done in thousand Of
cases. and "hst At will do for them when tred 10
VOICE FROM GEORGIA. at .s
Read the following testimony from Physician.
GENTLEaEN-l our Hebrew Plaster has cured of pains
of which have suffered for twelve years past During this
period labored under acton ofmy lons and side and
tried many remedies that my medical experience sug
gested but without obtaining relief At length used your
Plaster and now by its good effects entirely cured
will recommend the Jew David Hebrew Plaster all
VINO are snrng from contraction Of the muscles rperma-
nent pains in the side or back.
The people Georgia have but to become acquainted with
virtues when they viii resort to its use.
Forsythe Monroe county, Ca
To Messrs ScoyiI 4 Mead New Orleans, La.
JEW DAvID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
MEssRs Scoyn MEAD:-l have been troubled with the
chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years On the
ruly lS49, was bad that could not myself in bed
and the pam severe that had LOT slepta wink for days
At this time my attending Physician prescribed the ebrew
faster ana IL acted Ike charm; the pain LETT and
slept than half Of the night and in three DAYS
able to ride out consider the "Hebrew Plaster the best
remedy for all sorts of pains now in use
. - G. W. McMINN.
HendersonviIe N c., Aug l6, 1850. t..yf
.sg cy az .ss- .s-s ~
Beware Of counerfeits and base imitetions
sS The genuine wall in future have the signature T.
Taylor cnthe plate engraved label the top of each
box. - ..H..l- F4Gl q, ~
Purchasers advised that mean counterfeit Of this ar
icles is in existence
The genuine is sold only by u.s. and agents appointed
throughout the Southland pedar is allowed to sell it.
Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned against buy
ing of but regular agents otherwise they will be impes
ed upon with a worthless article
For sale by SC0VlL 4 MEAD
-'. Ill Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
all orders must be addressed
Sold By EWIN, BROWN Co., Nashville Tenn.
W. W. J. B. BERRY, do; '.'
}. NJ. ZIMMERMAN l. Co., do;
t.- CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG, do;
THOMAS WELLS do;
julyl-dtww H. G.. SC0FEI. .-.' do.
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BFLL am ERAss FouNpRY.

CGFHDNI, NEAR BROAD STREET.
THE Subscriber respectfully returns his ru
- thanks 10 the public for past avOrS, and So s.
; hcs continuance of patronage in the above ~
<-aGsSlne also E=ssss
COPPER AND SHEET IRON NMANUFACTURING.
Together with Aescgp ion of Metal furnngs Metal
ic Fackngs Ellb.t Metal and Castings.
Sodo Fuupts GcnsFu'os, Ale Pumps, and Pumpsof eve
~ description manufactured TO order repaired at short
notice.
Cash viii De paid all times fol old copper and brass;
iupe34-ly Z. COLE
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JOHN RDs0N,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
No. % CEDAR STRERr.

No. y CEDAR STRERr.
VNTOULD respectfully inform all who have any use
w for the of Barber that he has at tAS time
in his employ number Of The best and experienced
operators that handled pair OF shears in
Nashville. lis Shops fitted up neatly, and gentlemen may
always confidently rely upon prompt attention and comor
table shaving. he hopes to continue to receive liberal
share OF encoursgenie from intelligent public that
knows how to Discriminate between "gilt and gold Ger
busted" aug
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CTR1YED. DARK BANRE ABoUT
elt wears on, fifleea hands hheaTy Inans ffI. ana
tail one hind ioo' white supP47eo ,,,Eared hv caII;ng
~ Prices I,vtrE -lAble.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF, TIE POCKET EscULAPIus
or. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

TyHE Fortieth Edition, with one
Hundred EDgravings showing
Diseases and Nali0rinations Of ne
Human System in every shape ana
form. To which IS added a Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest importance 20 married
people, or those contemplating mar
mage. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent a copy Of the ESCULAPlUS
to his child. Ii may save hun from
an early grave Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret Obli-
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undersigned hereby gives notice that whereas on the
10th day of December 1918, there issued By the Com
monwealth of Virginia military Land Warrant No $780,
for 400 acres of Land Peter Booth and Martha Porch the
heirs legal representatives of Michael Booth deceased
Sergeant of the Contnetal line of Virginia. for
vices rendered Sergeant during the War said Cont
mental line which said Warrant was lost msiaid and
whereas the 2Sth day October lS4l duplicate War
rant issued TO said Minors which said duplicate has
also been lost msad and whereas the 7h dav Of No
venber 1853 another duplicate Warrant issued 10 sad
minors now therefore publish that vii! make applica
ton to the General Lane Office at Washington for Scrip
to be issued to me as the ony surviving heir of the said
Micheal Booth deceased under of Congress entitled
"An act making further provisions for the satisfaction of
Virginia Land Warrants, approved August 3lst 1852
novls-tI w3ms MARTHA PORCH.
:Ey~ The Washington Union will publish the above
three months send paper and account this office.
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~. !. ". GKA

omcs in woConbs New Building Cherry Street
ULA'0 - Es5rrga lf.I41ieF G1d"
- HrsrE-
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cations Of marriage life without reading the POCKET
KSCULAPlUS. Let suffering from a hacknied
Cough, Pain in the Side restless nights feelings
and the whole train of Despec sensations and gwen up
by their physician be another moment without consulting
the ESCU LAPlUS. Haveth married, those about to
be married. any impeachment read this truly useful BOOK as
it has been the of saving thousands Of unfortunate
creatures from the very Jaws Of death
,1ss- ANY person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter. will receive copy Of this work By ma
or five copies will be sent for One Dollar.
Address (postIaidD DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
marchl6-ly No. l@2 Spruce ~ fhtstastyt..-
nor SALE OR RENT.-A new frame House Just
completed with seven T0Oms well Pisiered ana pa,
Iered Situated on Church street in lines addhonaA
Nashville The said house about four hundred yafcs
from the Female Academy and viii be soldon rsasonsos
e. frtbar narticulsrs enquire Of L. Crenshaw,
sugls W. D. kODShiSoN' n NeA@'
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT III DENTISTRY


TUST received No H. Cedar street, large and well
2, selected stock of Cloths Clssers and vtsngs OF the
latest STYLES. -.
AIS0-A large assortment Of gentlemsns Fun ruishins
Goods new and beautiful style OF Stocks
Shirt Collars Cayas SuspeuderS Gloves OF every DIS
criptiOn Understands and Drawers
Having made arrangement with Of the best Clothing
Establishments in New York to supply me, " m l. Jen-
uinos 23I Broadway prepared TO ohsr TO my Gus
toners and the public Clothing Of superior style aud qas
itv Please cali and examine Tor v0Gs selves
n.y. saD,t T. ]. IlOUGE. Agent
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n,AELLINIOUSE EOR

SALE-The undersigned oeI,ale ms Les,aei'e
rSprng or Church Street. Wlln ln.;n, sn''''''
IefDi' n-AA' A''" va III :, FOSTER, Sd.
, G.. Vi. FOGG.
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7 AND WARRANTS.-We are buying and paving
l. the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS Per
distance having warrants 10 sell by sending TO
BY mail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices which they sailing at the time in Nashville and
the cash remtted or paid to order.
july2l DYER PEARLS co.
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: - kyEI.PArE,NT MEDICbf0uSE.-WE 2

\ res ec;fulIv beg leave to ny own to The public
that we have discarded from 9,G,e m al, "a, -el S.el,
ana s,fs of thcn oar whf {cn will be devoted
!" IN e i've pTePla"n m aad sale o g Medicines which
~ viii warrant 10 be o. the fdre y
Particular atea.n gwen 70 & s lis ana p presSrP l,rs3
ions Our prices N b. 'ound 20" as W. y,
n9orSct Ne Keep No clerks inrPloy bat those eN
perencei in the business FL. i,,,;.,I n oil
In confirmation ofs above 81 F,,ii are HT'ed enc 10 cal
and see for themselves, n,.,.s,'e, Go,aTn and
Nh"leS"'e Z--brilla uuV54
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'E[e1geeSsee Powder.
"NAE KNOW THYSELF.'

An IaUalabls H,ok for 25 cents. "EceTy Fa"'ily
sIbyL3 Lqre n Conn"
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C,oL STliY Rff$IDENCE FOR SALE "A
The subscriber oilers iOrsa!e has residence situ Mi
aed about miles from Nashville the Murtrees- ELY
bpro Turnpike 1t consists Of about 50 acres one-haf
high o cultivation the balance woodland three
falling Springs; extensive Orchard, containing great
OF choice trurCeS with c0ImOdous dwelling and ont
hoa further description unnecessary those de-
purchase cali and examine for themselves.
TernsOne third cash, and credit of one and two years
the balance fnot sold privately before the 18th nst
the premises will be offered public sale at the Court house
on that day uovS-If s. j CARTER
EOR RENT.--A HOUSE CONTAINING SIX
Z rooms, &C. on the MurfreesborO' Pike, u miles from
Nashville. dlcT K. a BALLOWE General Agent
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THOMAS HODGE.
NELSON WALKER.
5 HODGE. SElsC
HODGE 81 WALKER.
BARRIERS, Eair-Dressers, &C., &

No. IL, Cs3ay street.
"AVE opened their eS abishment and offer to their
customers and the public in general Inducements
er before offered in this city. Having newly fitted up
house. we feel confident that all vino give a cali will
leave well satisfied. In addition TO }arbering, Harmless
ing &C. we have large commOdous and neatly furnished
Bath-Rooms These the finest in the city, and as 10
convenience and comfort cannot be surpassed in the
try While passing, gentlemen and patrons, just step in
and sec with what magic 'lGke the hair hy and what
salutary effect pure water has upon wearied and
cote body. aug3-u
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be cured, either paamIaai ''el or e. ehrNhe- ,. No
matter what form o the dNea, ,, ''a "s s n',M
rno5r se,r'oi - Nmtimore's RheunnipoGnd and Blood
pnr;6er" For sale by the only, n NSN, ,',,, ,iir
- w.
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VNKs.-ARNOLD'S COPYING INK; RED
1 Ink; Arnolds Blue Fluid; Guiz1ts Cdr1nne Maynard
Noyess Black in all sized bottles Paysons Indebie Ink
BY the dozen or single bottle For sale by
nov6 CHARLES W. SMITH, College street
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EN-eSsSWl,
&ENSEE S.ssSsssszSs&Gf,
SRoGERs ASssSSssszgsRS 5
a1TSszD s3SsS
FOR THE coNpTFTE rrpr
CONSUMPTION.
THE GREAT C0uGH REMEnYt

Coughs, Gi, Lfasnsr Astsnsa Broaekstts spiHiao of
BLoos aad az o,lsr Llne Co1.plainss tsaaIiaa %
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1TS RENT.A EREEOGsE VIM
l. SFyEX ROOMS. MITCH. No. IA Vine Si1c.
,L.,ysen Ch irch ana bread. Hth he most approved
sec~ritv re lued Apply al oi ~ Cherry apnyI s.
- Real Estate agent
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MEXICAN SJ}AF.-,es American Cream
= scan, in baIg: leo b5ls - Laundry Soap "a "a
mass Warranted to do the vine i''ndiy' ih e'iu
rTater. either soil hard or So ile by
sa'eI. a..oa H. GORDON < co.
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l. UPS an unea,,aIsd Ir11 ra'oa DfsENTERY sYR.
co u9 IN 1il cases OF BOWEL
sr MrLAINT and ASIATIC CHOLER L. if taken with tn
- - y uiPoHs VIZ iomitng and Diarrhoea In The naSs
w IL haS cured thousands ths State of
FLoA, when all o,her remedies had fa,ed "
rliee' 'o cents Per bottle. ALEX MACKENZIE
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GBAMPAGNE.--FS SkErH CHAs.
4 Hud.ick 4 co 5 Chan direct importation
"a the hest brand ever bro' this market just re-
csived snd for sale By .1o,,r,-ouu-op7u
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Is cured in all cases. by using This medicine.
Ye who using your crutches, hObbng along through
this Troublesome world with .sttch in and
catch in the back will find and permanent re-
lief in this External Medicine.
If there be any such the city Nashville urrouuding
country, adnOnsh you Agent and procure
pamphlet and bottle Of the Chinese Rheumatic AnIdote
Put in large Bottles, with simple plain directions
and sold at $500 per bottle; two bottles for $500
A YOUATl d co, PrOpretors, Maiden Lane, n Y ,
TO whom all orders should be addressed
For sale in Nashville by J. p. DROMGOOLE,
nnN2i-d&w Only Agent. College street
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INViGORATING CORDIAL, Phenomenon in M.dcipe
l. Health Restored and Lie Lengihened, by
DIR. MoRsE's INviGoRATiNG ELIXIR OR CORDIAL.
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wherever you find H.. We a medicine which will mo-
devOur yonr stomach II will interfere with yoUrregula
food, will not prevent healthy assimilation of your d.
gestive apparatus, but is powerful external smuan
which opens the pores of the skin, exces the absorbent
sysem penetrate the muscles, and endons and
lgameE of the paris which is applied, producing
free circulation of blood through the parts stimulating
the revvifng and building up the deadened
sues to which tits applied, '.....
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CUGAR.-200 hhds Prime New Sugar;
- 80 barrels Clarified Sugar; so barrels Loaf Sugar;
so do Crushed do; 10 do Powdered dc:
Just received and for salsby EDWARDS HARRIS. :
NAV %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

WHAT is THE MATTER WITH THE GAS COMPANY
Our establishment filled with pipes and bur-
ners, is miserably deficient in light. Frequently
there is no light at all We have made COM
plant after complaint to the company, and
are promised relief-but no relief comes. Will
the President of the company ascertain the
cause Of the trouble and apply remedy?
While he is doing this, we wish he would ascer-
tain the annual sum for which he would supply
us with gas directly from the street pipes, aud
dispense with meters altogether in our estab-
lIsSment.
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tax levy which be proposed Tor the present. year s
attached and printed III the hook. OR readers will
reRolect that in the SUNDAY HERALD of the lst inst
We published all The prnciosl points of the do N
nept showing the gross sums expended during the
past year, the saving effected, and copy of the or
diI arce which Mr.. Flagg recommended thu b ard to
adopt for the purpose Of ras,ag the necessary tax
for the PRESENT After long debate the lite Board
ordered the document TO be laid up the tble, as
sort Of valuable heirloom to their successors Should
we have space shortly we viii publish some ether
extracts from he PAGER.
Tie New York Horticultural Society held It's
usual motthy meeting in their rooms, coo Broad.
way last evening. The meeting was s,aall, being
held sin ply for financial purposes 1t seems that this
society is sadly in want of public eucours cement.
A. tbe last exhibition, held az Nj nos while tle
receipts only announced to $377, $500 were paid for
the room aooe, besides many other expenses. The
society, howeger, hope to be able 10 n Ike up The
deficit by the members. due. o. ths cqrreut year.
conversa' onal NEE iny sil be hell next Monday a.
the same place, when q disc ,ssion will take place
on the culture Of The rose in this conntry.
EySrs. Ernestine H. Rose lect red Last evening in
the Tabernacle on the Rights Educ .tion Position
and Legal Disabilities of Woman" Mrs Rose
though a native Of Pollard, speaks English very
fuently, and is Of prcpossesicg Appearance. Tie
audience vas small
Besides a 7aiety o. other matter TO which we have
no space 10 refer detail, our pages today contain
further particulars relative to rhe disaster 10 the
steamship San Francisco, iucludng the narrative OF
the mate Of the brig Napoleon; the adopted
b rescue the eight hundred souls on board the
fortunate vessel; the shooting at deputy sheriff 10
this city; opening the Aston Place Library, &c.
Up 10 the time this sheet was sent to DRESS the
steamship Baltic had not arrived. She will doubtless
ba here to-day with four days liter European atal
lgence.
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to that above mentioned. 1t went to the Com

to that above mentioned. 1t went to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, was reported back
without amendment, and remained dormant
through the remainder of the session. On the
7th OF December. 1852 Mr.. Clemens brought up
The same resolution, and it passed the Senate.
The members of the House OF Representatives
were very busy with the new administration
and its affairs. In consequence the resolution
was never reached in the House. On the 22d
of December, 1853, the joint resolution was
taken up in the Senate, and ordered to be en-
crossed, by a vote of 80 yeas to II nays.
This is the present position of the resolution,
and it remains to be seen whether or not the
House of Representatives will again defeat this
attempt to confer a well-merted honor upon
a gallant soldier 1t has been twice over
slauehed in the House, merely on account Of
the GOODNESS and indifference of some OF the
members The people generally are warmly in
favor of the measure, and it will probably be
enacted, in spite of the opposition of the admin
istration and its organs at Washington aud else
where. The warmest friends of the measure in
the Senate were Union democrats. General
1co'' Hiihseli, We uIe peieuiueo, caiesNei h.tio
for the new grade, as title OF honor, for his
position as a military patriot will stand higher
in the history of his country than all that
ephemeral titles or grades can bestow But in his
old age, the conqueror OF Mexico is in want OF
adequate means for the decent support of him
self, his family, and his position, and the addi-
ton OF about So 600 ayear to his present income,
which the new grade would confer upon him,
would be but small recompense to veteran
whose valor, courage and skill have conferred on
his country, by the treaty of Gaudalupe Hidalgo,
the new territory of California, &c, now worth to
the American people one hundred millions OF
dollars per annum. The President, bis organ,
and his party, ought be ashamed of their mean
opposition to such measure, and for such a
man.
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DIR. McCyintOek KS VeS.,ab!c Family pills

for ooraIia A1d all lAi1ul results sue "a hea
ache gcGnfs dollhs an riniug in the ba' ta a
IN the uf palpthtioa abs,t he he
tick stomach, md ulAr
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