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Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale (7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES "a
i or LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike -
Roa0 seven miles from Columbia and four from MI Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on which reside.
This equal If not superior to any IN Maury county
II Is well waered 1.-THE celebrated Devers Spring being on
the part offered sae) well tmbered and well improved
there are on the premises some beautiful building sites
ronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Kan Road
will be divided to suit purchasers sold in body
For further information apply to me at AshWoou r. oce
Maury county, Tennessee. - . a-
aug11-d LuCICo ). f"Lh.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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THE NASHVILLE TRUE WHIG.E
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
4 u.
TnrRspAY. Nov. 15.


THURSDAY, Nov. 10.
Mr. Atkins returned bill TO release the securities
of W. B. Holden, and on his motion it was referred
TO the judiciary Committee.
Mr. Caldwell called up bill TO amend the charter
Of the Nashville and North Western Railroad; which
was laid on the table.
Mr. Meeks returned resolution, with an amend
mcnt IN lieu, authorizing the Secretary of State to
furnish the statutes to the clerk Of Hardin county,
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Resolution, opposing the State aid being given to
internal Improvements further than has been given,
was taken up and sustained by Mr.. Atkins, the in
PRODUCER Of it.
Nr. Caldwell oppose the passage Of the resolu-
ton. 1t was laid on the table, in order that the
resolution might be taken up to 60 into the cleo
ton of Public Printer.
Mr. Hall moved non. concurrence with the time
fixed by the House Of Representatives to 60 into
that election, which was IL o'clock this day, ana
fixing the hour of 81 p. for the meeting OF the
convention for that purpose; which motion carried.
On motion, the resolution on the subject OF state
aid to internal improvements, was again taken up
and discussed for some time, after which the vote
being taken upon its passage, 1t was rcJecied, ayes
9, noes IL.
Senate took recess for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION
OE mOtOn OF Mr.. OaldWell, Tue Dll BlNluB tho
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company further time for
its completion, was taken up.
Mr. Whitthorue moved to amend the bill by CIV
ing the Central Southern Railroad Company further
time for completion, which was adopted
Mr. Carter moved to amend the bill by giving the
Winchester and Alabama Railroad Company further
time for completion, which was also adopted.
The bill then passed Sd and last reading, and was
transmitted to the House of Representatives
ID Al, al, Epsfsn nj
prescribing the duties Of Register, and for other
purposes, passed Sd reading.
Bill giving the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louis
vile Railroad Company further time for completion
of said road, with an amendment by the House OF
Representatives, giving the Southwestern Railroad
Company further time, taken up, and bill and
amendment were ordered TO the table.
Bill 70 empower cOnsables to swear jurors oil vie"
was taken up and passed % reading.
Bill to authorize the Comptroller to appoint a
Deputy, was discussed and laid on the table to go
into the election OF Public Printer.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

| THE Fine Passenger Steamboat GT~T1 -
| l. NASHVILLE, Capt. THOs. BELL -rr-sssssaJ
SNYDER, will leave paducah for the zkzsz-zzsz7Ezs
above port on Sunday, the 4th Of November.
The regular packet Cuba viii leave here on Friday the
Cd day Of November with freight and passengers for the
Nashville. A. HAMILTON, I ..,..
octlT-td J. A McALLISfER 4 CO., -AoN+'-S'
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RELIGIOUS Misunderstanding at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church next Sabbath, No
vember l8th.-Rev. DIR. Huston at IL O'Clock,
A. NJ, and Rev. DIR. Summers at Z, Z. NJ.
The nnblic are invited TO attend.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.


CONCORD, Nov Ia.
The Democratic State Convention for New Hamp-
shire met here to-day and organized, choosing Hen
ry Hubbard President. James s. Wells was nomi-
mated for Governor, a series of resolutions were
adopted regulating Know Nothingsm, favoring
the principles Of popular sovereignty approving the
policy of the national Administration and all its de-
| candidate for the Presidency. Nearly every town
in the State was represented. The proceedings
conducted with great unanimity
NEW YORK, Nov. IA.
returned Californian was robbed yesterday even
ing at the Irving House of $4,000. The thief en-
tered the room by means Of false keys. On the
same evening gentleman had his pocket picked of
81, 400 near the Washington market.
Several merchants were arrested to-day charged
with conspiring 70 defraud a number of wholesale
dealers out of large quantities Of goods. They
held to bail in the sum of So, 600.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IA.
Know Nothing party are having grand Torch
Light procession tonight in honor Of their victories
in Maryland and elsewhere-a general illumination
works. Turnout very large-streets thronged.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA.
The Missouri Legislature refused on Monday last
to go into election for q. S. Senator in place Of
Atchison. Two Democratic caucuses have been
held. Prospects for election doubtful.
BosToN, Nov IA.
The ship Samuel Badger, from Teapont, with
,olt L..
all saved and were taken into Fayal. First and sec
ond Mates arrived here to day in the ship James
Guthrie.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Is.
River feet 4 inches and rising.
Arrival Of the Steamer Pacific.
NEW YORK, Nov. To-
The Pacific arrived off Sandy Hook at six o'clock
this morning.
LIVERPOOL MARKEr-Cotton advanced tai; sales
for the week 65 900 bales. Lower and midding
qualities have improved the most Sales on Friday
10 900 bales and closed steady.
Manchester advices are more favorable. Flour
unchanged. Wheat has declined Cd. Corn firm
aud has advanced pence. Western canal -four
Al to 42s. Philadelphia and Baltimore 42s. Ohio
III 10 AS OQ MlAeu corn 4O5 Oh. TfOYlSlOD5 gen.
orally unchanged COnsols So to Ssi.
Extraordinary excitement prevailed in England,
amounting to almost panic on the subject of war
with the United States. The London Times in
serie Of editorials started the subject, which
exaggerated by the Provincial press, and speedily
obtained such dimensions that extras were issued
announcing that the American Minister had de-
manded his passports General regret and aston
ishment were excited by the announcement and
energetic protests were made against the Govern
ment for forcing the country into dangerous war.
Oar Liverpool agents telegraphed Buchanan who
promptly and cOurteously sent the following spe-
cial contradiction:
LONDON, Nov. 2.-It is not true that the Ameri-
can Minister has demanded his passports from the
British government and there is no foundation for
such a report.
NEw YORK, Nov. Is.
Flour s:sIa9:62 Corn 49, Lard l2t.
CINCINNATI Nov. Is.
Flour 500 Sugar-choice II. Molasses SO.
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ALWAYS ON HAND.-Prnce John Van Blu
rem, though ostensibly read out of the party
by the Washington UaioH-a piece of by-play
for effect in the South-is at home at the
White House. A correspondent of a New
York paper, writing an account of the visit OF
some Rochester Freemen to the President,
says:
We proceeded to the White House and marched
IN 20 the East reception room whore the President
received us in pleasant speech aud shook hands
with US ALL Prince John YdH Buren, then came
and took him Jy the arm and led him OF.
Yes, "Ica him or" Alas, for democracy,
this is not the only occasion where Frank
Pierce has been "led off" by Van Buren,
He was "led off" to appointing freesolers to
Office, and turning out democrats-the only
National democrats lie has been led off, "
indeed, in various ways; and so fragrant have
been his digressions that the expiration of his
first Presidential term will be the expiration
of his political career.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

w will expose public sale at the Court House In
w Nashville, the % Of December next, the following
valuable Lots:
House and Lot on Cherry St. occupied by DIR. Morton,
and adjoining vacant lot occupied by Mr. Stevenson
Stone Cutter.
One half Of the House and Lot Market St., the other
half belong to NJ. Burns, Esq.
TERMS or SALE:- One third cash, the balance In and
years. with payable In Rank with two good
dorsers. The title 10 be retained until the purchase money
Is paid. J. o. THWEATr,
nOv9-dtTwEwtd :. p LOGAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM l.. MORSELL,
DEALER I'm
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. 35 EAST THIRD STREET
jy16-1y

Hollands German Bitters, prepared and sold by DR..
Jackson the German Medical store, l20 Arch Street,
Philadelphia daily in their wedeserved celebrity,
for the of all diseases arising from arrangement Of the
liver These Btters have indeed, proved blessing to the
afflicted, who show their gratitude by the most atterng
testimonials This medicine has established for itself
that competitors however willy their schemes, seductive
their promises cannot reach. 1t gained the public conf
dence by the immense benefits that have been derived from
it, and will ever maintain its position.
See advertisement nov14-fm
~ PALPITATIoN OF THE HEART, Nervous Diseases,
Liver Complaint Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Costiveness and
Piles all relieved and cured incredible short space
of time by Carers Spanish Mixture, the great tonic and
purifier Of the blood. 1t contains particle of Mercury,
Opium any noxious drugs is perfectly harmless and has
cured more than five hundred cases Of disease.
We only refer the reader to the certificates few Of
which may be found in another column and all which
detailed in full around the bottle Is the greatest of
all Spring and Fall Medicines, and possesses influence
over the blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement. nov14-1m
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW OkLEAAS


THE fine Freigh. and Passenger a -
4 Steamer, E. HOWARD, Y. Ey5NsEsstss7
NORTHERN, Master has commenced,
and will continue make regular trips between this city
and New Orleans the present Her capacity for car
rying freight equal to any boat in the trade, and shippers
may rely upon promptness in the delivery Of goods.
nov15-6m Jar YEATMAN, Agents.
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II. w. SIEAFEER.

IL. w. SHAFEER.
No College St, Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN,
nEALER in all kinds Of Cabinet Furni. .v,,r~---.--.
~ ture, and is receiving additional - ~ -
supplys; and having fitted myself out - az 50
with a fine hearse and gentle horses, am -
prepared TO furnish every kind and quality OF collins on the
shortest notice, by day or night.
Clocks, Lamps and Grondas for sale, Mattresses OF all
kinds on hand or made TO order
Furniture Repaired with neatness and dispatch.
New and various styles Of Wardrobes-a cheap for cash
or good paper, at No. College street, Church.
X. W. SHAFFER
oct24-1y By ID. W. DORIS, Agent.
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IEEGE LAR.
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS,

Aida. CUBA. KUN Clif.
For smithland Padueah, Louisville and St. Louis
CONNECTING at Paducah with Louisville and St. Louis u
~ 5. Mail Boats.
STEAMER Aida
Leaves Nashville Mondays Thursdays al 10 O'Clock AN
STEAMER CUBA
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 O'CLOCK AN
STEAMER ROCK CITY
Leaves Nashville on Wednesdays and Saturdays, At 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The above boats are Of light draught and have good accom-
modatons for passengers and win regularly IN ne Cu
berland River Trade One q them leaves hashve every
day, except sunday, at le o'clock, AN A HAhiLIoN,
Oct3-6m AseA~
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500 REWARD.

II ANYWAY on Monday night the 2is, inst, while
II employment Of Mr. Charles Il. Martin, Of this
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALtAht. Ihey -.z--
about twenty FIVE years Of sge q darS couple2ion;
with them sut Of clothes, made Of green casino
and new silk hats JIM Is about I've teet eight inch
high; weighs about $50 l6s vel formed, high i1eead an i
pleasing couneuance speaks quick when spoken t Va
raised in Williamson county by Thomas Petway ALBERT
is about feet inches high; weighs about 10 b round
fce good countenance with small round eyes; speaks
Yather slow when pr ken to- rather humble ooEng ne
gro was raised By Col Thomas Williams, 81 MoDtgomery,'
Ala / win give the above reward they are taken and
secured 50 hat get them --,,,
my24-tf e T. NEtssoN.
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CHANGE OF SCMEDULE

NhANGG w SIN
ON and Aer Sunday, Oct IS two Daily Passenger TrAns
" Wil be run as follows
Dag Train Leaves Nashville At Tse A. NJ arriving 1t
Chattanooga At 40 P. NJ
Night Express Train Leaves NASHVILLE a. $50 r NJ, ArFiV-
ing al Chait4nooga az s.ie A ~.
REIURNING-DAy Train Leaves Chattanooga Al A. n,
and arrives ~ Nashville at 40 p. ~.
Aiht Express Leaves ChAttancos3 AZ go r. NJ and ar
riTrs a. Nashville Al $50 A u. -.
0c.3J Superintendent \. G. X. T.
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COME TO TEA.

rr,HE i.rxs sarpius n PEAcH bEASpr, AsPik nsAN-
4 ny nRftD PEACHES ald DkihD Affhse, II = -
- - pT.s.nt ssason al ard resy s4e a. 70 siStes
=. - 49,. = srIsf prics O. Amy ecTss edeuaeniy
,si -, - HI sarhsnze 90 Grecerlss, notsthsiAHa
PAIL or SEBAsToPoL.
$50 = - CHIECa AeDEksOa.
.-,ts No. and 1roa4 s., AasaFale, Tn.
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRAuvE-The testimony of al
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article is that it will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly old age. 1t put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement.
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Flour at the above rates 20 be shl
FIVE barrels and upwards, at one q
ties, five cents per barrel 90 De ado
be transported on the same terms,
charged as one barrel.
Octi3
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The Mutual Protection
INSURANCE COMP'NK OF NASHVILLE,
Office, Kirkman's Corner up Stairs.
ENTRANCE, NO. IS PUBLIC SQUARE,


CONTINUE 20 insure the mutual principle Houses,
~ Merchandise, SC against loss damage by fire
Steamboats, on any the Western Waters against the haL
ards inland navigation and the cargoe Of vessels Of
cry description against the perls OF the and rivers.
Also the lives Of persons in good health for single year,
Of years. during life. Ao the lives Of slaves en-
ploy ed steamboats,.
persons having their lives property insured in this
institution are entitled full participation in all the profits
without any liability loss beyond the amount of premiums
which they may pay.
NJ. S. PITCHER, President.
JNO. b. JOHNSON, Vice President.
@. J. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
noY3-f
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State Mutual 2. & N. Insurance Co. Of Pa.
CAPITAL Sj50,OuO.
4. J. GILLETT secy........J. P. RUTHERFORD. Prest
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READ AND BE WISE.

READ AND BE W1oE.
pEU known tho citizens Of Nashville, aud the balance
ion street. have just received hne assortment Of Spec
IaCIcS, known TO opticians The "Concave Convex"
Glasses-better known In this community as BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES made from Brazilian Sand which willing 70
sell At nab.e prices, AS follows:
Gold Frame, Slide Temples -.............S'2 90
Single ................. 10 90
Coin Fine Silver Frames, Slide Temples SO
" d" Single +" ...... %
As selecting specaces, profess to know ali about it,
having paid particular attention to that branch Of the bu
mess for the last twenty years. J. FLOWERS,
ocuS-u No. al Union St, Nashville
LNLOTR! FLOUR! 1--WE have now in store and
A receiving daily large quantities Of hcur from
Lebanon Mills-Carter, White Co., in bags and bbs
GuOdletsville Mlls--D. L. Reed Bro, q
Spencer Mils-Moore, Munday Co.,
Port Roy al Mlls-Weatherf1rd Watson, /"
To which we invite the attention Of DsslERs only.
noyS w. n. GORDON co.
NUNNY HAGS-sOOb bales 60ooO new 2]{ busheI
VI extra heavy Gunny Bags. In store und or ssie by
noyS W. Il. GORDON 90.
FOXES large enough to hold load Of Coal ior sale by
I'D JOHN RAMAGE
no,9 a. College S.
DATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS
We have store and for sale the best gnd varied
assortment q shirts brought Nashville, and
now suit every customer they range IN price from
to h5e dollars the finer grades warranted better than
other make. for sale At moderate prices.
uOvlU J. n. McGILL.
EOLIARS-Just received another supply Of Byron
~ Collars Also, every style Of standing collars best
quality. For sale by J. II. Nc ILL.
DESr SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND
IL Naiiscs-Recclvei this day assortment Of best
leather Trunss and Yalises Also fcN u cheaper
styles For sale low by J. n. MoGHL,
Ladies' and Genuemen's Furnishing Store,
novio Corner College 81 and Square.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY!
TBy Authority Of the State Of Georgia.
sEE ~ e % "a. G a..
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
1000 FOR SO.
Class III. Capital $4,000.

Only 900 numbers Tickets IS; Halves So so; Quars
81 25 In Scheme IL you draw anything even the low
est prize it will five times the cost Of the ticket Prizes
payabe full without dedlctouand every prize is drawn
M each Drawing and must get them Orders
strictly confidential Drawings orders Registered
,tters at my risk Bills on all solvent Banks at
Address JAS. +. WINTER,
oct29-td Macon, Ga.
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To what depth Of disfavor discredit disgrace
the latter is the true term-must the administra-
ton have fallen with the people Of New York when
such compliments these are paid it on the part OF
all who are not connected with it by official relo
tons"
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FINE PERFUMERY, &c.

lust received from rst hands importers good assort-
y meni Of Fine PeTfumery. fancy Arti-
cics- AC.. consisting In part q the following,
large invoice 81 genuine ineish Tooth and Hair Brush
Also, hnr assortment esreciElly To- rhildren-
Puiis and Pun Boxes tsometlLng new md very nlce)
lnbins 6cnuine Extracts,
Pine Ivory Tuoth Combs.
Large Buffalo Dressing ana BARRIERS Combs;
Large Transparent Wash Balls
Baza's barorr's Blocks;
Toilet Vinegar, superior article for The Bzih
Tooth Paste and soap, Of various styles patterns,
sir Gloves and Bathing brushes;
Ay Run, trxtra nnr IN large boisle-;l
yon's kathairon, hsTFys rrcapherous;
Vegetable nnd Aquld Eoase PlaE S44cers;
skln posdsrs, q assorted kinds
Hair dyes Of the mast approved Brands
For sale al sfRETCiiS DRU6 S7ORE,
srpts Corner College and union streets.
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J. W. BOND.

oARLYLE. III, June q, 1853.
Ihave used Prof o J. Woods Hair restorative, and have
admired lie wonderful effect My hsir becoming,
thought premAturey gray bat BY the Of his RestorA
tive has resumed It's original color, and have doubt
permanently 90. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

AZ z are prepared % pay the II @ Fl EsT MARKEr
w PRICE for " heat and Corn, at the Nash
vile City Mills, and desire ell the Wheat Growers TO give
call before selling elsewhere. Likewise shall be pre-
pared to exchange Flour for wheat such terms III
be satisfactory. G.. HAMMOND 4 co.
81 n. rive win pay 10 per cent above the market
price for Wheat cleaned through
CHILD's GRAIN sEPARATORs
Je11-wstrwtf q. II. 4 co.
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MOUNT OLIKET CEEiETERN.
ATauesting % ne sicekhodsrs o. The Mount Ohves
"A Cemetery, he'd TIE Ufhce ~ Linesry Croekrtts
on this day, ue following genueutn were 1n3nilaoesg
AY 3 Lindsey :. IA. nuddeke,
IA " Hail n A Hrumaus
A Selsou J. y M1rrans
C. W Nance.
Aner re election ths Board net and organized A. "
g Lludsisy elected fTcsdent aa y - Vance s1re-
tsry and treasuFef- -. ....-.
The Company + nov permanently efses -, - -
st~rs uii Sc tzken Immediately 90 lay on l1e n
hand.crne STYLE aud bring the kts INTO nafksL AZ
he intenton q ~. Board u pTect1fs - , az ~
a. paius 10 make Il sach Cenei.ly a. tAe Nrah @1a
taste Og conmunity require ,..--, -, r.ts.,.
O. W. NAsCz, sacrstAzy. a,
sept I. tsca-
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Stations to Nashville.

From Chattanooga, Sheliuognt,
and Whitgsiie. ..........
Bridgeport, Stevenson, An
dersOu and TsDtal0n....,
COwan, Decherd. Estili -
Springs and THlialoua.
Normandy, Wartraca shell
hyville and BeBhuckle...
" Baskerville, Christiana and
MUrfreesbOr0' ...........
% Elaranga Er,vrr-a r-.F Ia
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WHEAT WANTED

II -ei.h a. 5000 pyce IN CASH Ein Be paid
~ SEYMOUR, TANNING CO.
a Corner Eafkat 4nd Chureh streets
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Stations to Chattanooga.

From Nashville, LaverEne and
SDlVrua go. .--...-- zee d. %.
d" MurfressbOso', Clristieua
and FOstervilie.....-....,
Bellhuckle, WGrtrgCe, Shell
byvl,e and Normandy.
L" Tullshous, Es;ili's Springs,
Dechcrd and Cowan. .-...
A." Tautalon, Anderson q n d
Stevenson .-..----..-....
" Bridgeport, ShelimCurd and
Nhieside...........-...,
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BE NOT DECEIVED, YE OF LITTLE FAITH.
10 THE PUBLIC.


SEc ID Please notice the GileTence IN prices The aFti-
Gle for which you have paid 6cen dollars win sell ten.
Those for which You have paid Eve viii sell for three, In
al cases sutinE to be the quality Of Glasses
the quality Of metal equal, and workmanship superior.
Justify. J. FLOWERS,
OCti2 al Cuion 81.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-07-28
DEPENDENT 1amlp Nepapa Doeo aa be 1nrests ansas

IF the sufferers from the auti-slavery
exercises ef the morning, were suffering
too deeply to speak for themselves, here
was noble opportunity for their cham
pions to say word in their defence, and
thus redeem that first national celebra-
ton in Lawrence frora the stains of dis
honor they have since attempted to fasten
upon II. Not a word, not a hint from any
quarter-and in the simplicity of our
heart We verify thought those long and
loud cheers that made the welkin ring so
were significant of joy.
We did not go into that grove with our
eyes or our ears shut. Sensitive In every
fibre of our nature, to the hallowed infiu-
ences of that day, everywhere. no thought
or feeling slumbered, while these groves
and prairies sent up their first echo to the
chorus OF human voices, in commemora-
ton Of Liberty's birthday. Susceptible
to counter influences as we must have
been, when SO thoroughly alive, it is
strange that no chord of our being was
Jared, If there was strife in the elements.