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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-09
100000 BOXES
Sold Annually i'm TENNESSEE
-UST received, direct nom New York,
s,640 FRESH BOXES.
THE VEGETABLE PILLS,
,ared by the GrRefenberg Company


THE VEGETABLE PILLS,
Prepared by the GrRefenberg Company,
Were compounded after long study and observation Of the
laws OF nature and close reflection upon the properties
different medicinal agents, that taken together they
should form pill which would act in harmony with these
laws and aid nature herself work We must OBJ
serve that when the body IL diseased the various organs
coposue vital system make effort 10 throw OF the dis
order and n to aid these organs In their work that med
cine is designed The remedies too oien used viii not do
this but will BY main force may the expression
unset The whole vital organizat and, while carrying OF
the diseased will leave every part OF the system
strung EVENT. It do bring other arrangements
than the first The true operation o fcthe - 70 gre
i1era1eaf cfirt 10 e mems possessed By nature for tAe
ssoual q s Of osease This can be done by gen
lie means and we know from observation and experience
that the Graenberg Vegetable Pills cohne the Kinds Spd
quantities Of vegetable remedies necessary 70 enec 'ne oe
sired end. ..,,-,.,.
The inventor Of the pills for many years afflicted with
coupaton Of diseases the result Of some bilious
ment seemed utterly impossible thar NJ heAth snohd
ever be restored and The best exertons OF The profession
we're all In vain physician himself he spent many q
weary hour In rejecting medicine and It's elects ana 10
torturnr pains sick bed, BE- traced the discoV
cry Of pail which restored the dseoyerer 20 ~ha
which in by hundreds Of thousands who
attest its efficacy. .g's
Price, IS cents per box. or ave boxes for a..
HARRisos, Tennessee.
GEunxKS: The GrAefenberg Medicines ts1dng hnely
the people becoming acquainted with them the sar.
sAparA has especially done wonders In cases Of liver ana
lung complaints Of long standngone case In particular
nat o. 5cdge Gardenhre, who has been confined 70 his
noae tor nearly two with internal disease 20 bad
-t ne Vas afraid 10 walk out Of sight for fear he would
d Gown Two bottles Of the saFsapara and three boxes
me vegetable Pills have made him quite well and stout
he row attending 20 his business a. actively as he ever
VA ana u would please yen 70 hear him express himself IN
case. sAnTjfI, A MACKFNyIR p M
DrSSgist In the Stale. marIs
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frDR RENE--A Farn eaEtziEing e acrus, With 40
II Arrus cleared znd good tEo-ssory House. rooms,
cellar serTAas roo kitchen ssn6ke house. Baggy house,
waisF &c 81 mics ou Nashville. sad nsaE spring Place
90 Ne Lebanoa Pas. 1erns sszy. APply 10 80
~ z. A. BALLOWE,
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J. II. CURRE ",
NOTICE.

VIE undersigned late Of Augusta, Georgia. having pur
Il chased of Messrs. NCHoL PEAoOcK their stock will
continue the Commission and Grocery Business at their old
stand. corner of Market AMI Church streets
my16 SEYMOUR, TANNING 4 CO..
HAVING sold our stock Of Me chandise to Messrs SEY
l. MOUR, TANNING Co, late If Augusta, Georgia,
take pleasure in recommending them customers,
gentlemen in way worthy their support ard patron
age myi6 NlCHOL 4 PEACOCK.
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INOR RENr-For the balance Of the present year
that large and convenient business house the Square,
adjoining HendersOn Marble Yard and next the Meth0
DIST Book Concern. r. A. BALL We. Gem Agit,
feb26 No n Deaderick
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T,OR SALE OR RENT-IhavsA dssirs- 90,
4 Sc hosIss "a Lover Market street for sale or 30
rent TIE bassr eoatanias oaF rooms In The main -
hadinr uh cellar, daingroon, kitchen and al
~ eos SaiidDss Any Wishing comfnrtabs resistance
and eonyrnrnt % he business part q the city, shoad
cake lsiIsedlass aPpllcai bon % Haa -4-.4
4. A. BALLOwE. Gent Agt,
lnBS-a Ne. II Deadsrick street.
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lHoR RENT hase for rent a splendid stand for
Il Blacksmith the Murires shOrO Pike, 10 niles fro
Nashville improvements, god shops, family residence
and al Necessary ogi hos IS or % OF cleared land,
plenty Of ere wood, &c. Terms easy Apply 10
- ...H r. A. BALL0YE, 6euH Agat, =
isni No. II Deaderiek street.
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OIL and Other Painting.

We invite attention TO the Card Of
Miss Chandler. We have had the pleas.
ure OF examining specimens Of her paint
ings in Oil, Water Colors, Crayon. Chro.
matte aud PenciIiing. aud confess tina
some Of them. especially the Water Col.
ors. are very superior indeed. In all We
were pleased to observe that delicacy OF
touch aud finish which can never be
reached save BY lhose who have made
themselves masters Of the art. We wese
mos, struck with the power Of her gsui.
". upon examining a sketch Of the res..
dence u Sir Walter Scott. copied from
an engraving Eve or six tunes lees in
size. We looked long to 6ud some.
sh'ns out Of pin, OF dispropo'.ionsd. b.,
could not Il may b so easy task to
make min,e.a's copy from large en-.
craving, but reverse The case and it be.
comes much more difficult. We think
Miss c. the bes, teacher in her art that
has bern here for Ling tine.
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To Correspondents.

Don't write between the lines. We
have several articles on hand which
would have appeared long ago but for
this fault. We cannot find it convenient
TO copy them, and as FOR handing them
over to the type setter wi,hout-why it
would be like asking woman to get
dinner with crooked, wet wood, cut too
long, and smoky house-,here would
be maiiny.
ALLIE must wait until mex, week. -
We are sorry, but the articles were not
received in time.
TnE BOYS give good account of the
Wolf hgh, which did not happen in Au.
rora nor any where else, excep, in the
Imagination Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
yet as the young lad" is no, party in
the case, we think the article better no,
be published.
G. B S will accept our thanks for his
story. which we commence this week.
1t is wha, we pronounce the bes, original
story sen, US for long time. The writ.
er has improved more than one hundred
per cen, since his Legend Of Union Ri.
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Oriental and Grecian Painting.

Mis-. p B Fowler has engaged class
in .hls village, and is now giving Lessons
III the beautiful art of Oriental and Gre.
cian Painting. We have seen some oil
her Specimens, which surpass anything
OF the KIND we have ever seen. Nothing
no, even papler mache. can be more
beautiful than the Oriental paintings OF
Miss F. An excellent opportunity Is
now OF. red to Young ladies' TO learn this
rare art. Her terms are very reasonable
only $3.50 for a course Of lessons in
the Oriental, and 81 90 III the Greclan.
She may be found at the Ellsworth
House, when not engased with her class
ia Lords building.
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" ASKING.

@, it IS such hard work to wash -
Scrub, scrub, scrub, Hands bIls,ered
aud knuckIes worn out Yes, ever since
So long ago tina. mans memory runue,h
not to the contrary" washing has been
pa, down as the hardest work woman
ha. To do Nor is she the only sufferer.
Washing day comes and every bod,
mus, stand round" Few men dare
brave woman washiu. day. Dinner
may be late aye, picked up dinner"
still the lords Of creation dare not grum-
BILE. Many have been the Inventions
>ough, out and ycleped Washing Ma.
chimes, IN the vain hope Of ameliorating
the wash tub victims, but with little or
no success. But washing Millennium
has at length arrived. We speak con.
hten,ly, for WlsyER's PATENT WASH.
ING MACHINE has been in our house
and we have seen il work. A child ten
years old can do the washing for fami-
" Of dozen person, in two or three
hours. Our girl said at did no, seem
like washing, j, was so easy" Best Of
all, i, does no; injure or wear out the
clothes.
Royal TYLER OF this town owns the
RICH, for Hancock and Washington
counties, ard is now manufacturing a
large nsabcr Of the machines for sale
They cos, bu, Ave dollars, are very sim.
pie IN their construction, not liable to
&c, out Of repair, and With careful usage
may be made TO las, rs long as a com
mon wash tub ard wash board. We
would not be deprived OF ore for ten dol
lars year.
" The Machine may be seen a, the
Furniture Store Of W. w. RoGER..
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Execution Of the Main. Iav.


The following, although intended q, ,
private note. written by the Sheriff. /, in
as good shape as anything We could p,e.
pare. and therefore we transfer i, TO on,
columns;
EDEN. May eth 1855
DEAR SIR As WIS about lea,;,c
Ellsworth for home, last Thursday !,
warran, was put into my hands issued
BY l.. J. Thomas, Esq. directing me 10
search the premises Of Daniel Copp Of
Trenton. for intoxicating liquors, and an.
other wurran, directing me 10 ares, III.
body OF said CopP. for selling on the
second day Of May. one pin, Of LIQUOR
to l. ". Higgins. and two gallon, to On,
Severance. accordingly proceeded down
TO Cops store and made dlisen, ,ed
,hotough search bu, could fined no liquo,
(he had probably got wind Of what Va,
going on and had removed il from 4.
premise.)I arrested him on the complain,
or selling and took him before l.. ].
Thomas. ESQ. The of,nce was fully
proved, and he was sentenced b . fne Of
$40, aud costand thirty days imp,isoa.
men, in the County Jail. from which
sentence he appealed. to the Supreme
Court an d entered into 800. bond 70,
his appearance 81 Court.
So you see the ball is open We have
commenced i, and hope il will be cot.
,inued until every ves'sge Of the liquor
traffic is bani,hed from our County,
Perhap. from these facts you had better
prepare sn article ior your paper. as il
might be terror To evil doors in other
paris Of the County 10 understand ,ha,
they are 10 be pu, through right.
Truly-ln Haste.
|. II. Thomas.
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ever seen, bu; as the repor, was accept.
ed and the Referee discharged, proceed.
cot mas been established 70. disposlny Of
cases by Referees BY an entire new
practice. The seport was as follows:
IT, The Court rheacc this Rsle 6manate
have heard this case and am con!as
ed by the testimony, The witnesses
swear directly in cont ADDICTION, and
there is false testimony somwhere- aud
| cannot satisfactorily harmonise 1t. or
discriminate; aud being entirely TN able
IA make a judgement in the premises,
with due respect | return this commis-
sion and ask to be discharged from fur
ther consideration Of the premises, ]
make no charge Tor my services.
CuAs. o. Tanning.
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Dukes Michael aud Nicholas have a.
Sin SET out for the Crlmea.
Men.chikoH Is no, dead.

New COMPOSITION FOR ROLLERS. Mr..
~. A. Foster, OF the firm Foster & Ger.
ish. OF this city has shoan US new roll.
e' made composition III a, must a, once
supercede the glue and molas.es. /, !,
Tar more durable. and It is no, a, oil si.
iecied BY the hea. Of summer or the ex.
Heme cold Of winter. What 10 Of equal
consequence 1t is abou, ss c cap as tn.
other material. ANY members OF the
"ar, presefvative If au." who desire to
improve their work. and =, the same
time save money. will de- well 10 Iu,k
after this desirable material Portland
Adr.
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CnAs. o. Tanning.

ANOTHER Gaoss outrage IN Ellis
woRrH--iIlSpoo BARBARlsa. We learn
that the body OF Timothy Concopon an
Irishrnan, aged about 2l years, who work.
cd III the saw.mlli Of Seth Tisdale Esq.
aud disappeared IN November last, was
found IN the null pond near the mill, on
Saturday morning last. His clothes were
much torn and hts head badly bruised,
giving evidence of foul play, On the
day OF his disappearance, he worked IN
the mil all day, and in the evening wen,
to yisi, brother, who worked about
three fourths Of a mile distant. This
brother aud another young man returned
with him unli re got in sight oil the
miii-house. where they left him, which
is the las, seen OF him alive. The infer.
ence Is very strong tia, he was waylaid
and cruelty murdered.
On Sut,Nday last upon the discovery
of tie body, i, was conveyed 10 the Cath
oiic Church, aud dispatch seu, TO tins
CITY 10 the deceased's SISTER. who arrived
a, Ellsworth ~ the afternoon. In the
I
.t.:sh ~ ,h4. ,r,,;,r >, ,hs
door for the key. she was nsulted by the
native towdtes and tnhuman wre,ches OF
the town. "ho sdafesSe" he' Win lou,
na'i'es ',',- 'sHe' -, u i....;,i, ST. l4uo,
-, ~, .h,,-,.h l,,c. bv the advice
OF her friends. During the night, the
"mdows were badly smashed VIA stones
sumo o "t''eH m''e '',''''' ~ ~ NV =,
'r5 r. s,,n,.,{ ,,al' No.. on Sn,a,v f,re.
noon. The ,ou n OF Ellsworth is IN 10
danger oi losing Il, previous rcputatlon.
acre Is a sanS Of 'i""'"s III max -" l"
WV ''''''I' : - -. -; R,a,,,.
y.a,..aJ
q vh,t.Iic, To- o,fy .cnbI,ncc Of
..,,t, >, -. f,.,-o5, ,l,o f,., ,h,,,n.
n,a,. ,... found and nm ,none., held
TAs ..n,i,.,a,a...n ah,.u r,,n,,hv having
n.en .usyla,d and cruelty murdered !.
,.,,ho,, f,,,nds,,o, IN rra.on ar fact. ms
as ~. ,,a ohio ~ learn And a. l,,
! IN. .h.a ol,o,, nn.,ive rowd,.s" insult.
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KNOW NOTHlNGISM. or the AxE,
CAN PARTY. By FRAKLIN. A pamphl
Of Is pages. Boston: E. w. Him
&Co.
We have never seen more good, sol
matter, contained within so small 4 ca,
pass. /, should be read by every Am.
can. and its cheapness places it wi,h
the reach OF all. Pnce !: single CT,
3 cts: IL copies. 30 cts 100 copie $, {;
600 copies. SIS.
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DOCTOR DEANS
NeuralgiC Pills !!

NEURALGIA 10 disANs, innoe.d ,aIel, at,Ae hne tM
ofAn and nsfsoas system The ssascs II all sssssteA
SAD ns.'aa Aad To b istias ssasd frsa Rssams.ss
.@.' ~tns seaisd upoa the nas<ulss pofssas q w.
ssay iadssd Ssarsigx nag b. sais,d iAs yAssssssss
~ Ae N<yres
A. sss ssss Of dissasssis sAsa eaased ~ dsssass
eass.Aled To fsnsvs The original essss sftAs e1r'l
ieey efssAts By rs~vlss essfssiisss iscn NE ssse
"a s'sss And liver BY sseiiaS ths1f fuse,isnsl r..
ere sth1s, dss,itslss ssA b sssAsaa ~ viz esa
'hs ssrn'siss Of he ere fes go sesssa
hs'as assH pseeissae pAysie IN ~ ever ny se''
Val osea hsofssty kasUA - ~ sssAas u osssS -
sai sspsrsncs sos nsss iAsa Ihsss qssssss sftssa
fsS PCT sasss pale iaio lAs nsyhsl vtih he 49,
iAnse h'ofAhs fecspsisn end that the pse'e -,
'an t'e'e a. Ae.hsf Messing oontsrret apra hsn,Nr
ofaefs aadf.ssei To the agents MAYNARD Spi L.
hsfehaat' f0s, Boston ~ili ss psonpty snsssfei
sSf sale a9so BY all ths ptaespel whclsss pfsSf,
"a ,hs citlss Add al retail hs ArcGhsraues and Is
= l'sa< ,H'. tsfsef'eai ths Uaaed sss,ss saa sf'''
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

". nav. frequently heard the elevated 0s;sss HIT
.a!I ;, nr J.sssaa, - AteA strest. Fhis.
), rsa .,sss-a sF,a i.,nss 81 the hIfsse crrnss4s
sna - hsass.s ssi..'. ih.i ii 10 go .FiA. A-s
's.It,n-s sdt.fs..d TO- sao tsSapiA,n,s fsf sAeA
',tanp.as.a TAs' are Rssssnt tst tssss Cad css
- sjsf 49, eifsssssssnCss ,, The ns.t asTss.
..san,-s Taa pfs.s far AID .ils hs,. aaiisd il
n,snaes vi. tt,ssasls ,e.t, ~ a,spspsss sssidy
n ard .sss sts ihs h.sn,S sc-eis u ss's ssasss
sNi- IL s- ~ aitv-.e 81 every fsaasi, ss.'s
d,tpsp.is IA. n !. .., ~ as'. ,,etas. sss si's
u..sssat IA Il
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The Washington Seminal calls the
pioneers from New EngIasd who have
coas 70 Kansas 10 setals there 'hneling
ssagssoss." "gv,ses vsgabonds." and as
the e6mas fsl. "ab.ihionists )" the per.
&ns who went over from Missouri to vote
down the ksat electors. and farce slavery
upn. . se''isoy where .Iey did nos wan,
Il, the eeaaine! calls sturdy, honest and
intelligent.
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TIE NAUTICAL MAGAZINE fos Nav
Contains q beautiful engraving Of the
Liverpool Packet Ship AURORA. Thi.
work /. either improving, or else our
more intimate acquaintance leads u. to
think 50; probably both. The publish.
e's hsve politely furnished " with all
the back numbers excep, 2 and 4 OF vol.
!. II would not surprise us il these
were sent also. and .ha, they have been
borrowed IL trassisA
The ship Stock Prne,." corrected
monthly very important, feature in
Inc Nautical; NJ also the foil record Of
Disasters, Launches, etc.
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PAUL PRMRos

ga correspondent Of the ". Y. Post
discloses . hct not known even TO many
Of Mr.. Webstsfs most intimate friends,
that he wss ance challenged BY john
Randolph. Nj. Webster declined. but
the correspondence which passed be.
tween the parties. Mr.. Benton acting IS
the friend Of Randolph. appears to have
been highly csedissble to the challenged
psry
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Ellsworth, Friday Nav II. ls5t
Americans Beware.

We understand that the Morrill, III
ta..isis, a4aonc the leaders Of whom are
tie mos, yioieDt ] ,ci Catholics, con
,rtnpi,rie s:,wreFs Gn office and ridecC-
,oas old .osies hpve sent their cmissa-
r,ss 10 al! parts Of the state, nad to this
eoun,y in particular, for the purpose oil
l.unhussiag the American party into
tie r..notlns,inn Of Morrill. Every
ting MAY he fair in politics, but rs We
es.irtstand the principles OF the Amerl-
taa party. this move Is ia direct violation
ii all tina, is held mos, sacred
Yet ,als is TO more than might be ex-
rec,c,, from Morrill, after al! tina. be has
J,ne. We have a distinct recollection
- letter which he wrote last Summer,
l<sgiag thesupPor, OF the American par
~ and promising that he would
NOT Re A CANDIDATE FOR RE.
ELECTION" We remember tha; he
As accepted a nomination iroln a party
'.al!aer than the American" aud by ." To-
Liz i. u, i.,ngvr risslAe 10 be tar esndl-
ia,. If hat party. We remember he
s.o.a;ed n solemn plcdge, ard refused 10
cay Tic wishes "ut the nsij nrty' III
r.ssng appointments far tbs eela'y--
nc s-mesaber his appointment Of alt old
l. l.. ,l.l ri
Ca,huIic. and father Of II pspis,. a. State
t,ri.on Inspector, rs though there vas II"
American white man III Hancock county
suitable
Amer these things IL Is vain 10 lolA
f7r a,;hiag sond from such tource.-
l.encs this sending out disciples BY the
.s7rupt ius.ou. THIS step, unIess expos.
Il. ma, r,sut in cheating the unsusfl'
e,eNs INTO the morrill, traces II So,
and Norrl. is again nominated, We lear
les..y declare that we viii not slpp3r,
Inn. Last YEAR nc was thrust upon the
party by fraud, and we are sorry TO SAY
we were one who helped cram him down
,se ,,eap.e's throats BM we shall moi
be alone in our opposition 10 morrill,
We have heard from nearly every ,,wr
j.. TINS county, and with o;ly ONE ea
,cp.ion they repudia,e Mcrrit. Soner
tst county repudia,es him. \ large par
tt kennstec has fersaken him. W.
l,ss rem parts af Waldo, Lincoln, " ash
iag,on sud Pesetsco', and they are sol
.f hin
l.: tie present crisis the American par
I h., rugged path to travel; but b!
adh'ring strictly TO lis orislna Land
aras, " il surely triumph III III. end
although il may be defeated tins year
Better suffer all honorable defeat, thai
achieve dissraceful victory.
But We have no, space 10 parsue ,h
sualeci farther this week. Next weel
we shall resume II. and advocate all opel
.!sauiSaiicn of the party We thiri
the time has arrived when this ST.
s.oaid be AIKEN. Yet ,e are no, ,eua
e,sns sts,u, il. The faci Is, VIC cda an,
vii! ssb:ni, 10 the majority but the Unit
~ powers OF lasionisa. backed up b
rte ihunacrs o! the Vatican. shall ncve
iHes W (" yield oar neck like dog
I'D wea, collar which has .nsrsv.,
iae,eoa. "MORRiLL
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FErRIpGE g. Co. send US Harper.
Story Books ior 4 pril and May.


Story Books" ior April and May
FRANK, the title far April is very in :.
teresing, although we tear j, may be
sought after by boys and even young
men, on account OF the many new prac-
teal Jokes which il contains. A white
haired old gentleman sa, in our san ctum
and read and laughed over ii Tor an hour.
EMMA, the title for Nav, 10 not behind
its predecessors in ability to smuse and
instruct. This is the 9th number Of the
story books. and judging from their re.
cep,ion BY the public. we should say they
are decidedly popular.
For sale by Mr. Nourse.
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GrHoRAcE Waters, the great Music
Publisher, Manufacturer and Dealer IN
Piauo Forces OF No. 333 Broadway, New
York, ha, sen, US the following sheets OF
popular Music. published BY him. with
the information that any person sending
him 81, will receive the four pieces BY
mail. postpaid.
rSPARKLING POLKA"-By TnoN-
AS BA1ER, Price 35 cts. Ceranl, one
OF the pteuiest Polkas ii has ever been
our pleasure to sxamlne or listen to-
The melody is Of that enlivenlng charac-
ter happily expressed by its tiile-page IS
cmbeIllshed with a beautiful ILLUMINATED
vigne,le OF the interior Of the Publishers
Music Establishment
LILLY WHITE" ScHorrIscH-Ar-
ranged from the air Of the Lilly White
Song, las sung BY the BucxLEYsO by
JlMus BrLLAK % cts.
TITS OUR CHILD IN HEAVEN.
A beautiful, affecting and expressive Song
BY the iavoriie composer. !. B. Woop-
BURY, who has infused in this new Song
like character TO his other ropulaf
productions. % els.
"OUR BOYS."-A Song Of the genu-
inc Young America" school, Words
by c. D. STUART, Esq; Music BY Tnoa'
As BAKER. IS cts.
Both words and melody are charm.
ing but for the bene6, Of our readers in
general. and "Our BOYS" in particular,
we copy the words Of the song in full
trusting they will buy the piece and
learn the melody
"oUR BOYS"
OrR YANKEg Boys the world is wide.
And search ii as you will.
Our Yankee Boys the noblert arc.
And best and bravcst still;
The .rucst and the gallantes,.
For knowledge. fun or fray.
And wide awake to beat the world,
Whate CT the world may say.
Our Yankee Eoys, &c.
"Our Yankee Boys are free and far,
And kind of heart as true,
And stout Of hand for peace or war
As ever nation knew;
To sco1n the wrong defend the right,
In truth and honor. name
Our Yankee Boys .con,en,ed are.
And ak no prouder fame.
Our Yankee Boys, sc.
"Our Yankee Bows on sea or shore,
Their trophy splcndors CLEAN,
They've laugh, the world tina, Freedom ia
No poets idle dream
And wider still, their starry flag
OF empire they shall fling.
Till freedom crowns the world OF u.en.
And every mans a king.
Our Yankee Bows, sc.
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MosrmLv IRsravcToa Tor May -.
cludes the story Of Poeeshon,ss. och
has been very Interesting. II eoaius
many other excellent ssticles, wri,.s in
the, peculiar style 90 well adapted che
understanding Of the youns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-11

FErs,paE & Co sends US Harper Tor
May. The leading article is Sketches
in Brazil" illustrated. The Lamhlighi-
er" is the bes, take Cd" we have seen
70, some time. All the articles are 10.
,eres,ius and instructive. This number
complete. the tenth volume
fo, sale BY Mr. Nourse.
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q Oak Hall, Boston.-There $50
place where you can get greater bargas
in clothing than a, Oak Han. Bus,os-
By purchasing there. you will re
enough to buy an extra garment. he
SIMPLE reason is, the proprietor earrissu,
the system Of large sa.es-snsall pr,s.
- One price only.
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~"Ys True Accoun, Of ye visit ,
Springfield BY ye Cons,abel bis SPeci
Repor,er,' has been received from Mess
FEra,psE 4 Co. We enjoyed hear,
laugh over it.