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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-09

rTNAkE NOTiCE- ~ nave nOW got our SlEAh
L ~TONESAW MIL n iull operation, and have any,
quantity of SAWED FLAtiG ON hand And also our
COKN MILL viii be ound ready 81 all no rS OF me Gay
10 grind corn Tor customers the OF tseny bushels
T 49, = a las " FEITS.
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TNHE subscriber intending remove offers for sale tpri
Il vitely) his tract Of land, hirg IN the county Of
Montgomery Immediately the telegraph road from
Nashville ClarkSville 81 nss from the ormer and Il
miles iIom the latter, and 24 miles south of Port Royal
Mills, containing go acres, about 451 open iaud
zguOd OF cultivation; the Jalarce well timbeIed
The Improvements consist OF comfortable dwell ng god
negro cabins with stone chmnpys Hge tobacco barns
good stables, CRIB, and other Out-houses
apple and peach orchards, SC la ling spring
and abundance Of stock Waier
The land lies rs Well Gay tmbeTed TplIuG ia the
county OF the size and well adapted to the gToSJh
OF cUrn, wheat oats and tobacco Terms liberal
JOIN b DORTCH.
p. For information concerning The land, | would
refer MeSsrs Cave johnson and VIM h. Durch Of Nas
vile; Robt Mcclure Of Cla ssve RosoO Dicke1snn and
David NJ. Christian, Of Todd county, Nv. would also
state that there is tract of To- adj lung which
be bought with the above land desired divided
to suit purchasers. je2y J. 3. u
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE,

Z.
THE undersigned offers his valuable Farm, situated
J. Coffee County, three miles from Pelham, aud six
miles from HillsbOro the road from Nashville Chat
tsnOogs and about three hundred yards om the Pleasant
Plains Male and Female Institute and contains about four
hundred aud twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed of the very best in the county, located
in healthy secten entirely exempt from the visitation OF
all malignant diseases There about two hundred and
twenty i've Of cleared land all under good fence
and in high state of cultivation There two comfort
able dwelling houses, a commOdious r. , stables, with
comfortable negro houses IN short, 1t is well improved
Said farm has most fertile and productive SOIL admira
bly, adapted the cultivation of grass clover and small
grain, DC and be made Of the best stock farms in
Middle Tennessee-hayng sutfciency of water at every
necess sry point.
Possession be had at any time Persons desirous
of purchasing, respectfully invited to examine the
premises and learn Of the subscriber the particulars
the terms &c, (febswtf) p. Ii. PRICE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w ALI p a p e r
l., NJ. CORREV

WALL r AP e R.
L. M. GORBEY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND PAPER HAEGIN Gs
No. rs COLLEGE STREET,
Next Door to Sewanee House, Nashville.
IN Onable patterns for Parlors, Halls Dining Rooms,
&c large assortment of cheap Inglazed Paper Fire
Screens, Window Paper. Teasters, &c
~ Paper Hanging done in the best manner
iune8O L. NJ GoRBEY.
House Furnishing Goods.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-all sizes;
ID Iron do do do
Painted Toy buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans;
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk PiggIns;
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-all sizes;
GO Keelers- Brass and Iron Bound;
do Churns-all Sizes
Chopping rays; Wooden Bowls;
Patent spring Clot' es Pins;
Market Baskets with or without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets
Willow Wagons;
German Work Baskets;
Deep Clothes Baskets, with Wood Bottoms.
mayl2 SN0w, MACKENZIE co.
SIX MINUTE FREEZERS.
vTTE have Just received additional supply OF the Ice
w Cream Freezers, for making Ice Cream in SIX
MINUTES.
Common Freezers and Tubs;
Ice Water Pitchers; Ice Picks and Mallets;
Preserving Kettles; Hammered and Cast Brass
French Porcelain Kettles and Sauce Pans
do Timed Iron Sauce Pans;
Fruit Cans of all Sizes for putting up fruits and |
vegetables uneS SNOW MACKENZIE co.
PATENT SAD IRONS. |
NNE of the most valuable of inve lons with which /
" the ironing for family be with i've cents
worth of charcoal.
Taors' and Box Irons;
Ironing Stoves and Furnaces;
Preserving Furnaces, DC, &c;
Iron Spoons, of all sizes.
junes SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
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NAShbILLE. IENN ES>EE.
Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State.
INuE above Institution permanently lOcAieC, and ls
L not surpassed by similar establishment IN the
United States point of facilities for mparting thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
bookkeeping.
THIS Department under the immediate supervision o.
he President Of the College who practical book keeper
avng had many years experience IL Of the largest
counting houses IN The Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under The ,endence Of JoHN A
dCEwEN Esq., Member Of the Nashville Bar who is too
ydey known awyer and orator to require any further
al hands
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered night interfere
With his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
Oy WV FERREL, N Under this head is embraced every
eees of calculations necessary tor 5ooSeeper bus
understanding Interest Discount Loss and
tiain Equations, Exchange, &C. &C
Terms of Tuition.
Bookkeeping, by Double and Single El try, applied
to every variety OF business, both prosperous and
Commercial Law Lectures including the of books. SIS
Pen nanshp-FOr twenty lessons, to be taken within
one month .-...-.-.---..-. .-...-..-....... 50
For fifty lessons D. taken within three months $40
~ The above fees payable, invariably, in advance.
The importance Of this rule appear OBVIOUS students
enter Tor Unlimited period with the privilege OF review
lng dnv time during life. without extra charge.
This School perpetual session. having vacation:
lenCe sudeh's at an tine and pursus their
studies without interruption.
Merchants aud business will be supplied with
peteut book keepers by applying this establishment.
Good board and lodging be OotaIued for 50 per week
No student viii be taken for less than full course, u
whatever branches he pursues
Tune required for full cuurse-trOu to ten weeks
~ Address Southern Courn,rcai College Nashville
Tenn - upz7-dtw&wly
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cOLUmRIA. wAYXEsRoRo,. JACKSON, LAeRAyGL


COLUMBIA, wAYNEsBoRO. JACKSON, LAGRA N6E
AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDID Four Horse Coaches from gr-TSA5R
- Franklin to Lagrange, connscting ct =8S&-S-&HL
those points with the iiaIiToadstO
5uzcumbia, Florence and Montgomery Ala, and Aber.
deem, Columbus and Canton, Mississippi
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines 10 these points all
in excellent order, making close connection with the Rail
road al Franklin Tenn.
Express Train leaves Depot at ESQ., A NJ. Also, to
Pulaski and EiktOn,
and 10 ali places throughout the Southern country We
have Splendid Lines running, connecting with the Railroad
a. Franklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski and EIktOn
viii leave Nashville the O'Clock, r. NJ. Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at O'clock z. NJ, connecting at
Franklin with Daly Four Horse Coach Line to COLUM-
BEA.
For all information, Through Tickets, &c, apply at the
General Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office No. "a Cedar
Street opposite the Post Office.
N B-Omuibuses will call for passengers in any part of
the city. mh2S-tf
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TRAINS.
@

OPEN TO TeOhPsoNs STATION.
ON aud ater THURSDAY, August 23d, Trans will run
~ between Nashville and Thonpsons Station as FOL-
lows:
Morning Tram leave Nashville at $50 A n; arrives al
ThOmpa0n's at 3, A.
Returning, leave ThoEpsons al S45 M arrive at
Nashville al los A.
Evening Train leave Nashville at s.l5 p M arrive at
Thonps1n's at 5, Pm
Returning leve Thompsop's at &i5, P. NJ. srrlve at
Nashville at 645 P.
on Sunday the Morning Train only will be run, leaving
Nashville at 7. a m, and Th0mpsoa's at 6;4j, d. m.
At Thompson's the Stages Of Carter, Thomas HOugh
connect with the Trains
Through Tickets Memphis, Waynesboro', Jackson,
Tuscumbia Florence Colum5t, and PULASKI, be pre-
cured at the General Stage Office rnder the Verandah Ho
tel. A. ANDERSON,
aug22-f z. Eng and Supt.
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ATEACHER WANTED.


GENTLEMAN qualified IN teach the L stin and Greek
n languages aud all other studies Usually taught the
best Academies get private school and good salay
by applying to me INN eiatey.
JOHN ". CHILDRESS,
snnfI 2-fri-WAM Mnrfreash.nrfl T.an.
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AAND WARRANTS!

IN 0ln ACiiES or LAND " a AkkAhTS
bJOsOOO WAN Ed, Tor which will pay the
highest market price Cash, at Banking House. No.
81 College Street.
d If I
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFIcE-CoRNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.

The WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
20 subscribers al SO 90 per annum in advance
The TRl WEEKLY is published very Tuesday Thursday
and saturday at s. 90 leT annun IL advance; if not
paid m adVance, 81 o.
The DAILY is published At Fighl noIlars.
~ THE MONEY IN Ali Gases To ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. -
Eoiiances Of subscriptions may be made b, mail
risk
No paper viii be Of the State unless the order Is
accompanied with the cash.
~ We wsh il distinctly understood that no paper WIN
be discontinued until all arresTages paid e. slfhe
optGu 81 the publishers
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A SIRE CIJRE FOK CANCERN.

SURE CURE FOk CANCERS.
MY WIFE having labored under her breast for
vi sometime, and having tried different treatment,
concluded undertake it myself and in less than three
months affected complete although she had been
given up her friends being beyond the reach of any
she has for the last year enjoyed beterhesth than she
had for many years previous and has since given birth TO
fine child which she herself have also treated
several other cases. and have net with the
Ny treatment is not the using of the knife, Caustc,
Mercury but it is purely Vegetable also profess
other Diseases such Female Diseases and Ulcers
Scrofua Piles, and all diseases originating in like
All ask Of persons afflicted with any OF the above
named diseases, is TO give me trial. Where there is no
there shall be charge Further information be
obtained by calling me, by letter at No l27 North
Market street. JONATHAN THOMAS
wa
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RTSINESS InIrsE EnR SAIE

BUSINESS AAON'A@ Oh SALE
A n elegant Storv Brick Store Huuoe lust be or
u The Union Hal ouuug about % feet on Market ts
and running back s. feet Ea-gun xdi te gwen for
cash. Apply Immediately 10
j. l.. a T. W. RKOWN
sept'2-lud Az Cherry 81
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COMES, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER

m PARK PLACE, NEW YORk, invites the attention
IOs Of southern and Western Merchants To his stock
n Fa Combs, Har Tooth aud Nail Brushes, Ladies' kett
cules Perfumery. soaps, Porte Monaes, Jet and Bead
Bracelets. Pocket Books Dress Buttons Prs Needles
Hooks aud eyes, Watch Guards Wax, Coral, and Glass
Beads Necklaces &c. India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and Toys Of every description. Scissors Raz0rs and Cut
lery Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Accordeons and yions IN
lutug general anu very large stock OF English, French
md German Fancy Goods, winch wid be sold the
lowest prices for CASH APPRUvsD PAPER
s Orders by letter selected and put up in the Jest
WILLIAM 1ASkEk,
my4-lvd 10. PARK Place, NEw oEK.
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This Iemeiy is h-rei 10 ,i- cnmmuuiy with conf
osppiest effects desired lAe field OF
It's aid 80 he cases # It's that al
most every section country ahJUuds in persons, publicly
Known who have been restored alarming even
desperate diseases of the lnz.. by its When
tred its superiority every other medicine of is
o aren't escape observation, virtues are
kDown the public longer hesitate what to en-
ploy distressing and dangerous affections Of the pull
mo lary organs which incident climate.
Nothing called louder for The earnest inquiry OF medi
than the alarming prevalence and fatality of con
sumptve complaints has auy class OF diseases had
move their stigaiious and care But Yet
quate remedy has been provided on which the public could
for protection from attacks upon the respiratory
ga until the int oddetOn Of he CHERRY PEcIosAL This
article is tht product Of lOng iSOorous, and, believe
successful endeavcr, furnish the community with such
remedy OF this last staten mt he American people
now themsetVe' prepared 70 JIuEe anu appeal win con
fdeuce their decision. there dependence
placed Ia every class and station certify II has
done them # we can trust our own senses when
dangerous affections of the throat AMI Lungs yield
depend upon he assurance of Intelligent physicians
who make their business 10 kn"" IN snort there any
upon anything then Is rrefutsbly proven that t
medcine relieve md does the cias of diseases
designed for, beyond any ami all others that kuswn
mankind II this be true it cannot be too freely published
reme, priceless hem Parents should
it, their children priceless to them. All should know 1T
cuIaed but wherenO only this county but
in ali counties. How faithfully have acted this
vIction is shown hat already article
ia thcut IL and but few p.opIez Aitbougb moi
In so general other this il is employed by
intelligent in almos. all civilized confines. 1t il
extensively employed in both America, in Europe Asia,
Africa Australia the of islands of The Life
there as here, and they grasp at
valuable reme, with avdity. Unlike most pre-
paratons its kiud, expensive composition Of
iy mate Still Afforded to the public reasonably
ow price, anu is Of vastly in pOTtance them,
quail red 10 decline IRON ItS original stand
ard excellence. Every bottle OF this medicine,
nuactufed good has been made heretofore,
as we are ca pab making No toll is spared in
mantainngt the best perfection which is possible to
produce the patient who pocures the genuine CHER
~ PEcToRAL rely upon having good article
ever Leeu had hy those who testify 10 is
BY pursuing this have the hope of doing
good the world as the satisfaction Of believing that
much his been done already.
Prepared by j. q. AX Err Practical and An
aIyfical Chemist. lowell. Mas.
sold 1T Wholesale 10y BERhY & DEMOVILLE;
At Retail by BROWN d GkUBBS.
n Also by my Agents in almost every State.
ag&55-4m
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PAN CAKE TOBACCO
THE only genuine Pan Cake tobacco in MS CITY has
Il Ist been received and is now tor sale BY
septu LYONS co, No. l9 Ceiarst
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HERMETRICAL SEALED AND SELF
a

HERMETRICAL SEALED AND SELF
SEALING FRUIT CANS.
LRUlT Cans of various sizes, suitable for putting up
Il fruits and vegetables Also: Preserving Kettles
brass iron enameed and timed. ALI sizes and very
low prices.
Iron Spoons Ladies', Skmmers, Preserving Spoons
and pronged Forks all of the best French Manufacture
Preserving Furnaces, Ironing Furnaces, Ss1-Heating
Sad Irons reduced prices. For sale BY
Nashville, AIg s. SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 co.
NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
WYE have for sale Two Neat New Brick Dwellings on
w Summer Street, just finished, which offer
ing low price. The lois each front so feet and
two hIudred and ten deep
One House and Lot on SUNNI street. adjoining the
above Lot so feet foHt and 2lO deep These Houses
aud lots in the Sth Ward, and near the 9th.
Two Lots Mulberry Street, each 35 feet front and
273 feet deep.
AISO-A i've acre Lot in the Buena Vista Tract
bargain be had in all the above property by call
ing Immediately on
aug26 LlNDSLEI CROCkETT.
n UNNY BAGS.-lO9 bales 81 best g1nny bags
" Just received and for sale by
septs W II. GORDON co.
DALTIMORE COFFEE.-7OO sacks prime to
ID choice Just received and for sale by
septs W. ID. GORDON CO.
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ES2w3nee House.
NASHVILLE, TENN,

BRIDGES & SON. PR0PRETOES.
NhS desirable mouse has lately been entirely Teitted
ana furnished and there has also been added num-
Der OF large and beautiful roOms dining hall &c.
The house centrally loc tied, convenient the Gene
raj Stage uics steam Boat Landing and the business
portion of The city.
We prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie and friends in general, in q style not to be
passed by any hotel in the West
iune3O RRLDGES & SON Proprietors
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BALTIMORE COFFEE.-7O0 sacks prime tC
ID choice, just received and for sale by
septs W. d. GORDON co.
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Egew Banking Aoase.

STEWART OWEN,
MANUFACTURERS
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
No 81 Market St, Nashville,
LNGrt Uo5r o. -. II Gordon dc Co..
L EEP constantly hand all kinds of improved CooL
N ing ant Ha,tiHg HIOVES, Enameled and Plain
hANTEL. CRATES. &c
- All kinds Of Job Work executed with neatness and
dispatch teby-ly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-10-24

HorE.-'I hoped on--hoped ever"
Thus spoke one who had reached the
peak of victory. S.orm had come upsn
him; shadows dragged their heavy skirts
over the hills and mountains of his life;
cares and sorrows dashed their burdens
on his shoulders: trials and vlci>situdes
assaulted him; but amid them all he had
kept his hope, and now, ere the middle
watch was passed, the angels had set
their seal upon him, and dropped upon
his bow the wreath of triumph. The
gloom was gone forever; and as he stood
with his fee, secure, the sunshine from
the Eden hills fell around him, and
far out in the valley of the future he saw
her "ladeless laurel trees" within whose
shade his evening damps should ebb away
softly and gentle as a dream Of Heaven.
Hope on-hope ever" This is true
philosophy. If life is chilled by passing
woe, or dmmed by cale. hope is song
bird in your heart, breathing hymns con-
tlnualy. When Alexander, as he was
about to undertake his expedition against
Persia. distributing the estates of his
coun.rymcn. he yeas ;sked what he had
reserved for himself; he answered, Hope!
Every soldier in lite's battle field should
reserve his hope. for 1t shall lead him on,
no matter what opposes, to fame and to
conquest.
Brother, give up all else il You will,
but, like Alexander, keep your hope!
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THE GRAvE OF FaAHHLIs.-Great
aud wide spread as is the fame Of the
"rrin,er Philosopher" and proud - the
people of Philad,l phia are OF their illus.
ious ,ownsman, we doubt much if one
in hundred of the present generation
OF Phllndelphans lave ever seen his
tomb. Thousands pass daily wi,hin.a
few feet Of the spo, where his ashes and
those OF his wife, repose. wI,hou. being
conscious OF the fact, or, If aware Of l.,
unable to obtain glimpse Of the grave.
The bones Of the hgh.ning-taner lie with.
in a very short distance OF Arch street.
in the north.eas, corner Of Christ Church
graveyard, II Fifth and Arch street. Al
is generally known. the spo, - marked
bt slab OF marble. which is almost lev.
81 with the earth, and which bears the
simple inscription:
'.Dsnjam and Deborah Frsnkt,n'
II the wall at this point was removed.
and . neat iron railing wac erected in
fits stead, every passer by would lie affor.
ded the qualification OF seeing the grave;
a gr ,,ticaslon now very difiicu, to Oh.
tam.
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Higher.

Higher is q word OF noble meaning,
the inspiration OF all gfea, deeds the
sympathetic chain that leads link by
link, the impassioned soul to its zenith
Of glory, and still holds its mysterious
cbjec. standing aud ghnerinG among the
stars.
Higher, lisps the infant that clasps its
Psreni's knees, and makes its feeble 6.
say to rise from the iloor-it is the frs,
aspiration OF childhood to burs, the mar.
row confines OF the cradle. in which lis
sxee, moments have been passed fore
yer.
Highea! laughs the proud school boy
at his swing; or as he climbs the 'aliess
tree of the forest, that he may look
down upon on his less adventurous COM
pa Nous with a flush ef exuita,ion, and
abroad over the fields of his native vii
lage. He never saw so extended pros
pect before.
Higher. earnestly 1rca,hs the student,
OF philosophy and nature, he has hos,
OF rivals, but he must eclipse them all.
The midnight oil in his lamp burns dim
bu, lie finds light and knowledge IN the
lamps OF heaven, and his soul IS never
weary when the las, OF them is hid be-
hind the curtains OF the morning.
And higher! his voice .hunders forth.
when the dignity OF manhood has lnves.
ted his form, aud the multitude is listen.
ing with delight. to his oracles burning
with eloquence aud ringing Ike true steel
in the case of freedom and right. And
when time has changed his locks TO sil.
yer, and when the worldwide renown 10
his: when the maiden gathering flowers
by the roadside, and the boy in the
field, bow in reverancens he passes, and
and the presen, looks to him with honor
can he breathe forth from hls heart the
foud wish Of the the past.
Higher. YET! he hath reached the apex
Of earthly honor, ye; h's sp'rl, burns Us
warm as in youth though with a s,sad'er
aud paler Iigh, and it would borrow
wings and soar up 10 the high heaveu,
leaving his tcnemen, to moulder among
the laures he has wound around h.never-
ending glory to be reached only Ia the
presence Of the Nosr HlcH!
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NAruRAL BARoMErER.--Chlck WEI

NATURAL Observation-Disclosures
il an excellent barometer When the
flower expands fully, we are not to e1-
pec, rain for several hours; should II con.
tinue in that state, no rain will disturb
the summers day. When i, half con.
ceals its miniature flower, the day is
generally showery; but II it entirely shuts
up, or wells the white flower with its
green mantle, lie, the traveller put on his
eres, coat. The different species OF
,refoil always contracts their leaves al
the approach Of a storm; 80 certainly
does this take place. that these plaD!s
acquire the name Of the husba ndman
barometer. The tulip. and several Of
the compound yellow flowers, close before
rain. There is 4 species OF wood sorIel
which doubles its leaves before storms.
Tn, Bauhinia, or mountain ebony, capia
and sensitive plants, observe the SANE
hsbitG ~.
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NO. A.


TIE time is fas, srriving TuLeu the
people are beginning TO cast abou, .tsus
for q sui,sb man for Tia, mex, Prsa.
dsncy. Everybody Rave their shoiee-
We lave ours, and belieiug thu. it rraui-
res a man Of more ordinary firnness, 10
again bring the Govcrnn eht back 10 i,s
former parros and policy. from which The
survli,y OF Pierce has conlrbu ed 50
much to ALLEVIATE il, and 10 again rs.tore
10 its wonted honor The high office which
the present Executive has 20 cha nefully
disgrAced, We suggest the name Of Cas-,
sius NJ. CLAW, Of Kentucky, sab)ec, Of
the decision of the Na,ioal Convention
In 1856, or OF this People.