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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18
MEDICAL.


TAR WAED's UNI0hTCNArE'S FRIEND. 81, WITT
~ book -Just what tboes want Who have tract
Cd diseases namely eIIs at once, and no delay Ast
pense. Greatest In ths World BY d. wares
tUnfestunAtsis Friend" Ahiiossd take notoe -st
other remedies Jon rA5IeaJy. 9.gst sssss
cured Ia few hours nothing slss does T. No 20 Cans
street, one door east Of Bosdsay, VI. ples - tst
this rapid and thorough remedy ~hsre else In Nee
York. A varrAntsd By Br. Ward. psassa
anxious for relief may rely rapid BY bis treat
nNent without tAHibg the system Alteration Of GIss
s1ssnt tn frcta buspsss not REQ uir~A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18

'uE y y H-vDH4Nhf UHFEVTUHT, T. I.-IHTS EST .
hshm' Mt nov open for the reception Of vistsrs
and plsasasty situated a. the terminus OF TIE Long
sh nd RaircAd a. sheh point there 10 connup..st on
every Day, AID every oher csy by the stsaner I,of
Belle that between New York and Gr-enport -ad
70 ssG Esrbor, lesviss cathsfins Market stp, ~ Y .
every russdsy THURSDAY. and saturday, At ii oeloes
The steamer ickst piyiDg between Hartford AMI s.x
daror furSi.hes an sycslsnt coInmu Bot soSa
Grssnport and a the landings Connscseut
ard ). 10 well bnosn BY thess nh, have vsited g. that
for Gshirs, ssihns, bathing, &c II cAanot DO srces3
stephen y. cOSKItN Proor,eor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18

v70a sALF--A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE,
IT handsomely fitted up, and 10 Of the beat 10
sAtisSs IN the city Inquire OF ID BEACH, "a gssh
lRgtos ftrest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18

CANFoRD's OPERA IROupE-w1rH r J. TURNER :
- during the enlargement Of Sanford's new opera
house, Pn,ladelphA. wall appsr .. Midteso~n, Hart
ford, Norwich, New Lone on, Provtsncs, Se~port VIZ
eesser. spriDsde &c, and open a. PhAisiphs on
Monday evening August 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18

TSoR SAI.E-Ar A GREAT SACRIFICE, THE SsOcf
~ and Rxtuyes Of the largest asd bsst paying boo
ana shoe ssOrs |, the city Of Brooslyn. 5susfa: tor
reasons given for sspiog the o~ref wants 20 isav
tbs city Or the store to let apd fixtures for sale will
ADy amount OF stock Best location Ia the city for
dry goods store any Other business. Iaquirs At
NyBlls avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18

Tc0R sALE.-TBE sroCK, FIxrJREs, &C, OF A
ID confectionery and Ice cream saloon situated a. q
Kxhth worth $500, will he sod for $500. The
psesest proprietor being Determined 10 leave the cy
Hlrsse call 81 the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18

HvOAL YARD FOR sALE.-FOR SALE, LET OR LEASE
" long established coal yard in one Of the most
pCpuleus wards in New York. For further particulars
aA1rAln Coal Ysrd. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18

Two AMATEURS AND LOVERS OF MUJlc.-FEleDs
i wishing To JON an aGstesr GGsiesl sossty shsoh
male Immediate sppisstion. A. the piA beia,
rapidly filled up This wit 10 TIE Las, o,psrtusftl
aGJresd None but those bisyiag strictly oreasstys
~ cation Tor msmbsrhip apply ~ itsr poe. raid
J. u. H., 200 Washington street
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
A CARD.

TINHE undersigned, late Georgia having removed the
CITY Nashville his the citizens OF
Georgia D. Tennessee aud Norh Aahama pur
Of Dry Goods Groceres Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Zine Horses Mules Cat and IN short, every article 4
trade oirTed in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville Of high character
and pecuniary standing and have large AID well eced
sincks that they offer terms which should induce
the merchants OF Upper Georgia Fast 1tunessce and Nor b
Alabama 90 give the Nashville market air ria. A. TO
the OrOcery Market the roptv will suggest itse % The
rnd every merchant he sections Of country named,
~ the most proper for their trade.
The long Of the undersigned with the Railroads
Of Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and
eut Transportatn well Agent at hAtanoogs sew
era wears The Banking interest Savannah, will enable
him readily 10 inv sugate claim against Railroad
COMPANIES for lost goods damage while In transu,
for renewal discount Of or bills IN bank, &c
An letters incosng orders and money will receive prompt
attention. and all orders without the money, when saisfac
tory evidence OF sovency and prompness the
same or the parties known be- such, shall like
attention. when ordering articles that under the rule
or custom Of the market sell time vii also give
are be sterod tht may be directed 10 my The
charge for the purchase goods &C. will be five cent
COMMISSIONS and twenty cents each box sekage for
receiving and ioi wardi2g Z. K MlLLS
Post ofice Building, No S,
Nashville, Tenn.
REFERENCEs-R. r. CuTLER, Esq, Pre>'t Central Rail-
rad and Bank Mai A PuErE Press Bank State Of Geor-
ea Savanna Isaac So01T Esq, Prest Macon and Vest
ern Railroad Macon, Hon. 0HS p. kSs, Pres and Gao
YOSGE Supt Georgia Railroad. and : T. COMBS, ksq Au
gusta. J. - CooPER, Gen. srpt Western and Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen a. J. HANsEL, Attorney al Law
Marietta; 6EORGE :. LACK ESQ, Ro ne Ga; Capt JAMS
WILLIAMS and Col J A MHrnsbFs, Chattai ooga, J. L.
MAnIEE, Esq, Decatur, and Judg LANE Huntsville, Ala.
marZ3-u
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30

Patent Medicines viii be published At 800 per column
1s'ly or s75 tri-weekly-wi'h A. f0r ID, b renewal
Steamboats, running New Orleans will be charged 40
or the season. and when running 30 St Louis, Cincinnati,
&C a15 for the of not more than six months.
"The privilege Of Yearly Advertisers is strictly limited to
their immediate and regular business and the business
of Advertising Firm is considered including that
II II or individual members.
Advertisements published Intervals viz: weekly, or
monthly charged ~ per square for the hrst and 30 cts
or every subsequent insertion.
Calls persons become candidates, will be inserted az
ler advertisements, be paid ior invariably n advance
Announcing candidates for County and State Offices saand
municipal Offices 81, TO be paid IN advance in every IN
stance.
paid in advance
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
line will be inserted tin forbid, and payment cXacted
No Advertisements can be inserted gratuitousy.
Al advertisements charitable Institutions fire cornpa-
ues, ward town. aud other public meetings, including re
gious notices. 10 be charged hall price.
~ iaces and deaths are published as news E1t obll-
tributes OF respect, and funeral invitations as Other
Advertisements. -ad
Regutar advertisers and all others sending communca
requiring notices designed to call attention TO frs
sorees Concerts, or any public entertainments, where
charges are made for adnance all notice o private asso-
Citations every notice designed to call attention TO nete
enterprises calculated intended 30 promote rdual In
terest can only be inserted with the aiding that the
same 10 be paid II inser' the editorial column
(which can be only az the I'm the editors) the
viii be charged at less than 20 cents per line
The undersgr, publishers Of daily and tr weekly papers
Nashville, pledge ourselves stri y 70 adhere to the above
bill Of prices and IN TO deviae from them
Is. r. MCKENZIE 4 co, True Wing Office.
J. l.. MARLING CO., Union and American
". =. BANG CO., Banner Once
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
FOR SALE.


YoSs CO. respsrssaly infora thsr pAfrous And he
H Pathc n genersi that fhey have 1st rsos vsd ssy
iArge and Es aasoTtsd of Gas and eAocs impaired
Cigars, Tobacco and Liquors.
Acng ne sastnE Tessess WI b toana s eeebfaisd
PccebeutAs knd cAnaster bFaads- We hsss sso fresh
supply q Esn knoun
Cholera and DisTrhea Msdieatsd Brandy,
Arematie sehisdRm schnapps.
shck Wan he lasFe sack a othrf g. & svsys had
.vs % sustasrs better make their
pareAses q ~ zats hslzs, naA fsoas and eaies
Aaies.@ Lyons CO.,
yia - codzE sifeeL
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
Eye and Ear.
VI. q. COOK, Va. D., ST. LOUIS, MO

VI. q. COOK, VI. D., ST. LOUIS, NO.
nR COOK respectfully renews the tende Of -
IL his professional services 10 the public in thk es\
and the ad dining States. sucreSsfll practice 8M&
Of over eighteen years devoted 10 the treatment ~>
OF ali diseases incident 10 the Justify hm the
belief thai all uho MAJ be any sfcted those I'M
portAnt organs will find from his treatment speedy and per-
msnent relief
Dr. Cook has just returned from the East, where he has
been carefully tudyng the diseases o the Rye and ar
the principal Eye nhrmares IN the Un ted States he
feels warranted In Offering his professional services VI
degree q confidence 70 those who he Afflicted Those
Whon he has treated the best OF his skin and
there thousands ia 81 Loui. and the Western
who hear tesd ~Ouy 70 his skfa treatment. Ne
sp cuiy Hon H. :. GryrF, X. MAcl enEe, tsq
Messrs Charles Blow 20 81 Louis; Hon. Joh Moore,
Treasurer Of Illinois; Jas. Charles President Misson
nix II. Cor Warsaw, H., Capt X. c. beEry, Warsaw,
Missouri.
~ Once northwest Of Pine and Second streets
up Stairs ent Pine -. aeptli-dAWiy
L'OR HENT-i have for rent splendid stand for q
blacksmith the Anrffet Shore Pike 10 miles hon
Nashville improvements, good shops, family residence,
and al necessary houfus Is ~ OF cleared And
plenty Of ire wood. Ae. Terms easy. Apply 10
K. A. BALL0WE, Geuq Ag't,
tsnl ES No. ~ peadsriek street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
RATES OF ADvEaTTSlNG.

Newspaper proprietor generally, and especially Of this
ty under the and regulations heretofore
called upon labor without rsmunsr
ton, an any other class of community The gratuous
publication Of charity and religious advertisement
munica tOns tributes % respect obituaries &c &c which
only be inserted at heavy the proprietor i'm
poses upon them burden on0rous that hey feel called
upOn in sedefence, to check the abuse hy making such
publications charge, Ia extent least upon par
lies Immediately interested. In this they
owing the example of the in other cities mpeed
Of it, intrinsic Propriety and imperative duty
Themselves The subscribers have therefore, united ogeth
er in mutual agreement upon the 70 lowing specified
or the publication Of these well as every sort of regular
business advertising.
For each OF 12 lines BREWER 10
iess Of nonpareil. for the 1st insertion 81 90
For each additional insertion, per 80
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
WRAPPlNGS

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
IA WI ofn On Mondsy san inst the largest stock of
w CLoAkS. AAA1llIAs, 4e., Ae ever oaered in this
city. All parsons wanting ntce article would 60 vel a.
ca our stock embraces every thing neE ranging In
pfooa from - % cleo. r. G. McNAIRY A CO.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
Fall and Winter Trade for 1853.
Il. G. M'NAIRY 81 co,


No. 55 College Street,
4 RF now prepared 10 exhibit Of the BOsI conn
y pietr well as he largest NJOck = of Bry
Goods -r-d BY retail Ia his country. All de
Sire Is FOR friends and buyers generally call for
what they want, md We viii ~ ely supply them.
The partner having peat ttr euonths 10 New York
have accoupi he'd much in g'rg up n, stack fm hrst
ha"ds, which vii enable hem to s al prices r beiOlo
previous rates.
BresS Goods.
In Silks-Evcry thing new and beautiful,
Brocada and Paid Fiouncss,
Pi4n, Plaid and BTocaues:
1910 ich, high col rro Deains;
Piain, PLAID and rich Fgu ed Mernos.
LaccS and ! mbrai cries.
2o0 sets Of fine Val. and Honiton Laces
100 'oldrs ami Sleeves IN Lace;
lO0 q. French Work Jaconet
81 :" Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic and staple foods.
Al tn" Leading styles Of Goods, such
New YORK Mills and other IInestics;
Cotton and Linen Shevtngs,
DamH-k and plain Towelug ami Towels;
Jaconet Muslins ami Camhr css;
Globe, Nerrinisck. Du del, Excelsior Prints
Furniture Chiutzes, &C, &C.
GcmtIcmcn's Wear.
New French and English Cloths plain and fancy CASH
mrrs and Nrstngs, IN endes variety, which will have
made % order IN the most fashionable style.
Aso, extensive Of KID and other Gloves,
Hosiery, Stocks, CrSyats, Collars 4ndkrrchieis, &c
SaTpeIings.
We have now the rgest and most varied stock OF
ered the Nashville pu lo which w be be added 60 monthly
seud5
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
NASHVILLE. TENN, TUESDAY,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER 4 sCHELLs Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLETos' BUILDING, 345 and 34S Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau Street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
sELF SEALIRG PRESERVE CANS AND JARS.
u hrrIva

SHALL BE- Ia reorpt in ir~ d4ss q qlaaisty srrs
Il sufenr and iur .la4bls sses,iIS Preserve ans al
niiaby adapted Cor eguFruenCs snd u-eaiuess ths
wants v tsss wAng 10 preserve iruigs ai veErsahles
Hs D. D. plCAkN
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30

CHARLESTON HOTEL,
BX ID. MINER. NEETENG ST.
Apis-dly CIIAHIESTON, =. q.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
sCHIEFFELTN. BROTHERS 4 {
Wheat /! Wheat /!

IIIE viii pay CASH for Wheat delivered in Sashville-
w Sacks furnished. Call aud before you sell
aug15-u J. a 4. YEATMAN
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30

NE are manufacturing choice article 81 FoaF espe-
w eiany arny as, Which oces 70 thr trade %
Ne Aefai tcrs Al onders le az hs oaoe ia ures
pfonpt atienuun tlSfl g. HAMMOND A Co
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
RAGsl RAaslf
UMRPEILAR.
PROYITBAIE IHvEsTMxNr.

IATANTED t<ee0 % slagoo - iavssi IN . uh0esals
w sinezs aireafy cstetl.stsd.
y, b.-AnS psrroa having tte ahors 10 invsst,
make arrangements give hs pefsonai aftenton oher-
uise ApFs - . Hex "a Ross ofc<, Nashsans
stating vhsn Aas shsFr AZ iuieffhsN eon be hsa
sa44-H
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30

4 EATnEH HELT1NG-on hsaa asd or ala
II ~ u. D DfCSEY,
ete - CeiisEe street. NAshvll-
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
aKNrLKhKN.s FLNE sEOEs ~ eAIrEa
nANUFAcTuREas AND lTIIIRRs.

ttFE ers Eenrra AErn1s fF fhe u "a Cettan and
w NooisA t4srcz insnzitzrel ne state 81 fennes
sc. and have 1Ffrulraei Fs and eur1eiioas rsons
ss5 - t1eF sac and seraEs- VI haEa aqRroPra-
- anohef fnore ff 90 s4i7 ard 1fac q ILAls a1na
Aad - sd rssf4eilY can e sisa1.aa e te.h t11a1.
a-sizleis 49, ALl-ssrs - -lls 4lgae stsnrat.
go " a GoRpoN co.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
New York City Business Directory.

From S. NJ. PETTINGILL & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
l9Nassau Street, NEW YoRK,
And No. 10 State street BOsroE.
Co., Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states ana
tie Canadas.
L. COTTENET a. CO., Importers OF French and
Il other European Goods, No. As Broad street
aug3l IS
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.
u aTES & FRAN g., No. ! Harcfay St.s
ID n. N.-Cd1fiOn.-NoDe genuine Xcept they have
the stamp of Patent All manua turers and sellers in
fringing, will be prosecuted according TO law.
mar24-1y
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
ADDRESS CARDS.

4 NDI3HSON, =. r., dealer in Lace and Fancy
\ Goods &C. &C. Union street, No. 80, between College
tud Cher y Streets Nashville, Tenn. decSl
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
CHARGES REDUCED.

sSs- Messrs ". II GORDON CO., Of Mash yIle are our
Agents ia that place, to whom payments must be made.
gF Merchants not residents Of Nashville but who re-
ceiye their goods there must pay Messr Gordon Co
advArce remit to us, shall charge hyeper for
advancing.
- We measure all ccr freghts, detecting any over
charge in measurment Of goods BY vessels
EF-We sell on commission all Kinds Of Produce
kF'-We the Agents for the Tredegar Iron Works
Richmond, Va for all Of Iron Railroad Iron Of
every descp on Railroad Chairs and Spikes Bridge Iron
kc., Se. and the best Virginia p Metal
WYATT A co., Charleston,
YOUNG, WYATT 4 20, savannah,
Cotton Factors Commission and Forwarding Merchants
e2T-4m
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-30
Wheat, Wheat /!

INTE have hand and daily receiving extra heaE
w a and rs OsnaharEs and sheetngs suitable for
beat and Corn sscks-Whieh vs vim sen ow 70 cAsH.
MORGAN A co,
suae-ts Eo 40 pubi,s so,ar.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-10-13
WHEN saw SWEET NELLY HOME.

In the .ky The bright tar aIfercd
On the gra-. the moonlight Tell,
flushed tbe sound OF at4gbt. hustle.
Closed the plns.e}ed pmfsrHe3
4. down the 'nos. CROWN sood path
Where the cattle 'n', 70 roam
Ffon Aunt Patuc- guaans Plr'y
was s,eng nelly homt.
Jetty nnqe'- softly ileier'i
DER q brow A. white ~ suow,
And her cheek ,--the crimson sunset
Scarcely had wafmsr glow.
Mid her parted lips sernl'op-
White teeth flashed llkc oceans foam,
All marked VIII Pu-e. atobh'ns
A. saw sweet NclIy Haae.
When the Autumn tiaged the rcenwoud
Turning an leaves to goId,
lr the nvn by aldors -h,s.ieI,
/, my love 90 Nc.b told
A. we stood together gam.
On the s,af.be-paugiei dome,
How blessed the August evening
When sass sweet Nelly tems
White hair mueic with u5 tratses.
Furovs .tcs upon m} brow
But love smile cha.,- an3 tl,s
llie 4, declining momanu,now
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-10-13

JOHN y SCOTT Il co
", y lHrlt ami - ,lHr.t nod
New ga
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-10-13

Liberal cash advances made on cons,..
mcnt- of cotton 70 the above house. by
A tFCiiEff +, Agent, Shrcyepor
January ~. 1898 -lV
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-10-13
NEW ORLEANS ADVEITI>EMr<rs

a J ttpuuI VI noHrHrs t. r,s..
DlDnllL ROBERTS y TERREii, -
II fors and COMMISSION Merchants, No a,
Carondei,t street. New Orleans
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-12-20
From The Minersvihe Bulletin.
schools IN 1linersville.

A few days ago, very unpleasant and
rather dsgraceful affair occurred in one Of
our public schools, the particulars which we
have been credb'y informed are as follows:
A refractory boy had been guilty Of gross out
rsgeous conduct, for which the teacher con.
ceived it--as it certainly was--his duty 10
call him 10 an accoun. for the outrage he had
committed, and with view of so doing, re-
qpested the boy to remain after the dismissal
of the school, the boy, however, thought he
could do with the teacher as he could with
lis comrades out of door, and refused to obey
his teacher, daring him to keep him. aud
using such profanity that dscency forbids our
inserting. During the alteration between
the teacher and his refractory pupil, some of
The neishborng women, governed by mo-
tves more vHdicalive than prudent, rushed
10 the rescue Of The boy, and fell foul of the
teacher, who, on account of their eek, could
not, or rather did not, resist them, as we think
hc ought to have done; however, his mid
genllemanly course was perhaps the best, as
the said women are bound over to answer at
the Court of Quaher Sessions for their con-
duct. We are happy 10 learn that the Board
Of School Directors are unanimously sustain
ing the course of the teacher on the occasion.
If teachers are not 10 be sustained in Tie prop
er discharge oftheir duties, our public schools
had better be closed, for without suoordina-
tiOn our schools would be perfect farce, an
expenditure of money for which no benefit
could be derived.
Il affords Us pleasure while speaking ofour
schools, to say that we have very efficient
Board Of Directors, that are justly entitled to
the thanks Of the community for what they
have done and are doing for the benefit Of
the rising generation.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-12-20


e A Tunnel beneath the English Chan
mel, il is said, will in five years time con-
meet Dover and Boulogna; aud Mr.. Favre, a
distinguished French Engineer, has lately
been employed in surveying the nelghbor-
ing coats and taking soundings, with view
of Immediately carrying out this magnificent
project. Those soundings show that the soil
is very favorable to such and undertaking,
freestone have been found at a certain depth.
AS impraccable as this scheme may ap-
pear, calculations Of its expense have been
actually made, and plans for its execution
devised. The length of the tunnel will be
about eighteen and half miles, and its cost
per yard $539--amounliEg in round numbers
to $20, 100000. An atmospheric railroad is
intended 10 be established, in order TO avoid
The smoke consequent on the use of ordinary
locomotives. The estimates of The produce
of this submarine railway are based on The
supposiiion that $50, 900 passengers now trav-
ell backwards and forwards annually between
France and England. The company calcu-
late That their transport of coal " ill amoun.
at least TO 100000 tons yearly; and tina,
the 1900 ships that now annually enter the
harbor of Calais, Boulogne and DunkiTk with
a tonnage OF 900 tons, will yield greater
portion of their traffic 10 the railroad.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-12-20
1he speakershIp IN conEress.

The frs gments OF Know w-Noiaingism in Con.
Z, gres have no common sympathy or inherent
principle.of affiaity that can hold them TO-
geiher one moment 10 elect Speaker. Even
their general aniagonsm TO democracy seems
not enough for 'this-end. The Spartan ban,l
Of Democrats stand firm and united. from
first to laet. The explanation Of this differ
ence in character consists in The fact that
hardly any Two Know-Nolhings have been
elected upon the same issue. One rode a
tariff hobbs--anolher was free trade man.
One upon the stump opened his whole heart
for The "niggers"--anoher tried TO ride over
the course as a national mar. One bid for
the ssrich Irish brogue" and the "sweet Ger
man accent'-ano,her was death upon the
"funiners.n One was elected as Christian
Priest-anolher as the exterminaior oil oil
Christians who called themselves Catholics.
How is il TO be expected that such men can
.uniIes
On the other hand, the Democrats all stood
upon one and the same issue, and neither
oolored nor concealed helr principles. Why
should such men differ or divides
For Two weeks and half grave and rev.
7erend djgnitaries have been playing like a
LOT Of boys 10 see who shall be .'head." The
proceeding has certainly delracled much
from the dignity aad character OF Congress !;
for no political principle is involved in the
contest, since every great question will be
fully debated in the House, and its decision
will in no wise depend upon the report Of a
Committee. Besides, upon these great ques-
tions involving national interes, there are al
ways minority reports for no Speaker would
dare to'refuse the minority party represen-
.taion upon the Committees.
The delay 10 organize is with that party
which has preached about its own particular
fitness TO govern America. The Democrats
are IN the minority and have only 10 stand
by their guns while they can com placently
turn and say to those prodigals who deserted
the good and true cause Of the people 10 run
afer strange idols :--"You have tiled your
rev masters, how do you like themq"