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Look around thee! day by day, We not the sign'
Beings Of a nobler life minister to thine
In thy home perchance they live, in thy view,
Pause moment Selhshness ask Thy split Who'"
Seek the signet earnestly, note the token WELL
Fold il in thy heart OF hearts eyermore to dwell.
Ready the willing feet, busy the hands,
Gathering along LIES shore all the shining sands;
Toilng DER desert way often YEARLY,
Going, going every Gay, ever eheerIlG
Thinking, ever thinking what Is best to do,
Shrinking, shrinking II be Tor goa.
Cleaning up the golden grains from the sheaf Of Time
Singing in her heart the while many a merry chime;
Poring volumes, adding to her store
knowledge afterward to use affections lore;
In her good hearts oruoble turaiug dross TO gold,
Garnering within its depths treasures never told.
Joying with the light OF heart in the halls Of urth
Weeping with the desoate round the dsrkcned hearth;
Laughing With the little ones in the woodland Wild,
Grooming patient luilabys TO the ireitcd child,
Seeking for the wAnderer mourning Tor the Lost,
Calming down the anguish Of the spirit tcmpcst-tost
Failing In her duty OF, erring day by day.
In her deep humility kneelng stu 20 pray
Asking for the purpose pure and the spirit strong,
Which shall lead her 10 the right, guard her from the wrong
Dreaming OF the beautiful, bearing with the rod
Striving TO be dutifa, both 10 thee and God.
Earnest in her oOunseIing, pointing thee the way,
Penent Il from the right should her footsteps stray,
Coming DER LIES lessons hopefully,
onen disappointed when she seeks Thy sympathy;
Looking 10 "0ur Father with "a earnest trust
Tho her idols day by day orumble into dust
Cheering ny desPondcney,-gsiherius the hloom,
Aud beauty Of another world 30 disspaie tbs gloom;
Soothing thee IN sufering-Hith attentive ear
LISTING 10 thy murmurings,-hopug through nv fear;
Working for thee constantly with purpose hish,
When thy spirits strength bow, whispering only tyr
Bringing CONSOLATION cor thy Wrcteieiness when she
weary wo and wreiched to-, tle conforted should be-
Always when thy troubled soul iount Of tears,
Bearing too the weight Of which Thy spiui bean;
But when cold and careless words her seal 10 stone
Covering up her stricken heart bleeding on alone.
Keeping all her love Tor thee AZ a thing apart
Daring Death 70 rend the woven round hsrheart
Pausing on the threshold Of Paradise above
To pray for one hast blessing the object Of her love
Thanking God the GivsT, throughout Eternity
Tor the strength, and fe and love which Ale has ssni Cor
-0ss.
LOok GrOani thee seinshhess, see ye Dot The slguf
Beings Of better l6e minister 70 thine;
In Thy home perchanoe they dwell ever in thy view,
Pause nOmenti IN thy course, ask thy spirit ELo''
II tho6 hndst H. guard h well hehiea All lts oares,
Ksovisg shou dost 'enlorsain an aggel unaware
IoEksT Hozss 1854
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. r.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, l, meets At Odd Fellows
dall every Tuesday night 0fcvrs p. RnLIoD G.; W
W. THUsNoSD, v.G.; YeD A. EtLEs secy T. L. rARsHALL
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No o meets every Thursday
night Ofi-rrf W A. WHEARY, N O.. J. W. RATcLIFF V.
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, mee's every Monday night
Ofceu; p Z. PHILLrPs, n. o g. w. DARDES, v G.; Z.
BEAUMoSr, sec'y.; w. CASERos, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 90, meets at their Han. South
Nashyille, every Friday night. Oieeu JoBs R. HUI n.
O.; FsED JoSTs V. d. c. AILET, secy JoHS TASKsLET,
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. l. meets on the ii
and ID ednesday nsht 81 each north 0fcers: c. SAY
ERs, c. p NJ. O. fOULK H. p; p. BILLSoD s. w.; W. W.
fHuENusD, j. W; }. Lyons scribe; y. x CurrEE, Treas
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPMENT, No 4, meets
every "a aud 4h NedneSday night OF each month Ocsrs
J. X tDAUkDsoS, O. y. LYoEs, II. p; g. W. DARnKs, g.
HARD. Treasurer iva
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Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
LUNss TREATED BIZ TIE OSCILLATION OF MxrIcArsD Va.
RoRs0r VIM. Hunter brother OF Dr. Robert Hunter,
specially announce 10 al those who aH;;ed with dis
Of the throat lungs that he has returned st.
Louis, where he intends permanently establish himself
There is probably class Of disease which wide
spread in their nature and terrible in Their results
the disea Of the throat and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter Of solctude profession il
there be any whereby conro-
ed and ameiorsted
Dr. r. Hunter AMI myself have made these diseases
peculiar study for several years. and have found
that the only these diseases be reached
is by direct local application, the prebing Of me defines
which breahed into the langia the form OF yapor and
consequently brought with the whole internal
surface Of the lungs The OF our treatment has
fully sustained the theory.
Persons distane, sending fun description Of their
case, will receive cjrlng their symp
sE wM HUNTER, NJ. D,
Office Eighth, between Pine and Chestnut streets west
side. sept6-9n
The REiox Asr-In this wonderful age Art lays her
touches almost everything. The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, hallowed by Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud
makes her machines Of wood ard iron, IL with
knowledge and annihates space with lightning
to the tuteledge Of boy Nothing lofty for touch
and nothing too humble proof Of this old conviction
has just fallen under notice in the shape Of CATHAR
Pill, from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist DR.. C. J. AVER.
understand the subject n has carried that article
to the arhest perfection of which capable Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition as we have always
thought the necessary and only way he has with
mate skill extracted the rrtes Of the medicine
poyed and combined them alone in their purity together
steam power into speroi pill which is wrapped
velope Of geane for pro,ec ion the weather
time, and then thckly eo1ted with sugar It's
passport the palate. Nowhs ,nding all he labored
perfection they offered TO the Public than
cent each. however humble the department. think this
may be safely characterized the contamination Of in
its line.-Ho,Ifihg Mars, Bat
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An equal division Of time will be given TO any d
The Ladies are respectfully invited to attend.

GooD.-The Paris Patrie reports as an ex-
traordinary fact, illustrative Of this "fast age"
that new religious sect has originated in the
United States of America, called "AdorGteurs
DIES Negres" which being interpreted, means
Negro Worshippers," which bids far to swal
low up all the other isms and cisns Of the day;
the Patre is in dead earnest, and there is more
truth than poetry 10 the statement.
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w hOlcSaLc Dry Goods
"C-, Coo.
TO MERCHANTS ONLY.

SI1TrFIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of New and
} Fashionable staple ana Fancy by Goods Hats Roots,
Shoes Clothing ana NAulgare h,. &C. % be sod pri
waite sale for cash aud Ir mouls payable Rank
These Goods have been bought a New York and Boston,
since the heavy DC nr az agcl0u az Manufacturer
and by ~ paeksg' a. prces varying ave 90 hfy per
cent less than Their prices Juar aui July These Goods
consigned q Us 90 d. closed inmelatelv, word,
We dJfg eompeulln IN this mrkrt. Merchants who do
business 10 make moueT and pay ca.h aud give four
months notes AID pay them, vi please give a call.
These long uindei FeDen slo willing from
twenty ave 70 ssventave forfeit gods for the
privilege Of tseye hs and then al their earliest
nicncv, our house 10 plaoc ioF.
ALSi. Thirty fhouuni Dollars wor'h Of Nee and nesi-
rattle Goods, eonsgnsd q % be sold AaetiOn cxeiu
svriy.
oar Auction sales vi continue usual every Tassday
and ThunkiAy.
rKEssA sum. under 400 cash. over 600 four months
time.
Ne earnestly request coy and Couutry Merchants wpo
make np their stocas Ia The Nashre maFfrt 10y
pop, and II don't do shat promise thea pass ~.
We take great pleasure IN showing entire 10 any
and al she uli give a can.
TRABUF 4 LUCAS,
Coulruissian Merchants,
sspts-n -. "a Puhlse saasr~.
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Wanted Immediately.

The Railroad Tax for the present year. All
those who have not paid their tax, must come.
to the Union Hall and settle up before the
first of October next, or you will subject your
selves to cost. W.D. BAKER,
September IL, 1856. Collector.
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CROCKER,s SCHOOL,

AZ WHITES CREEK SPRING.
TNHk ssEt Session "a ss@Rsass Ne sus e sspssn-
Tss ssra, Tulsu w..Alas. Eusl. sn4 LisAis. csc 81
session oftstniY utekA
aasis-inWAfs
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NJ II w
Fall 81 Winter Goods.
ALLISON. ANDERSON & CO.,
Hburhls.

ME would inform customers that trade generally
w that have In store and ready for sale very
large and desirable stcek u FOkEGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS and READY MADE CLOTHS6, suited 10 the Fall
Winter trade, and which disposed 20 sell sma u
advance.
Our present stock will be found much larger than
embracing hne assortment Of Gsntlemen's WARK and
Ladies DRESs Go surprising both in quality and bril
ancy Of style and patterns Of former stocks Cur
line Of White Goods embroderes, bbons Lsces, Trimm-
ings, &c will also be found equally large and attractive
Our Stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING is unusuail
large aud well adapted the approaching season. and haY
ing paid parcu attention 10 ths getting up Of this arols
prepared 10 offer inducements to those dealing IN g.
We therefore solicit call iron the Merchants visiting
markell and tha take pleasure in exhibiting TO them
stock and prices. ALLISON, ANDERSON co.
aue23-2m
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DR.. B. WOOD,
ID u n z Z = z
no. 80, CHERRY STREET, CORNER OF UNION
Nashville, Tenn.
Bows Clothing.

INTE have just received extensive assortment Of Bcys
w Clothing Of various styles and prices, which
specially invite friends and the public generally call
and examine. We also constantly receiving Gentle
sn II dress and Tock coats aud Of every
description oar stock Of Furnish z Goods is
pete all Of which, in addition heavy arrival Of Cloths
will offer Inducements rarely presented the citizens OF
Nashville. septlCl CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


BALT1xoRE, Sept Is The city is filing up with
delegates and strangers. Most of the hotels are
filed to ouerfowing. There are delegates here
from twenty five States. Great enthusiasm is maa
ifested.
BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE city is thronged with
delegates and visitors, and "the cry is still they
come"
NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Persia far
Liverpool sailed at ten o'clock with large number
Of passengers and over half a million of gold.
BALTIMORE, Sept IT, Noon-The Hall is crowd
ed. There is a full attendance of delegates repre-
senting twenty-six States, all except California,
Wisconsin, Texas, Iowa and Michigan. At twelve
o'clock the convention was called to order Ex Gov
ernor Hunt appointed temporary chairman and
made an eloquent speech, after which Washington's
Farewell Address was read. Judge Edward Bates
of Missouri was elected permanet President, and is
now speaking.
PIrrsBURG, Sept. 17-The city is alive with ex
element The Republicans have a great mass
meeting to-day. Their procession has been two
hours passing
River, u inches water in the channel by the
metal mark-on a stand.
New YORK, Sept. 16, eveniug.-Cot,on quiet
sales 500 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l7.-River falling.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 17.-Four prices are triAe
lower. Corn ditto western mixed 6SA, declining
Mess Pork $50 12I. Lard 14i.
CINCINNATI, Sept l7-Flour market dull 5Oa
5 90. Whisky unchanged. Mess Pork Is 50.-
River, 20 inches water in the channel
NEW ORLEANS, Sept II Cotton, sales TO day
25, 900 bales; prices easier but not quOably lower
Wheat horn uhif n trina
lower Mess Pork 81, prices hi. her 10 terces, IA.
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AsUB FBvEs fnds its deadly enemy in C1RTsss
SPANISH MIxrURS few bottles Of which will purify the
blood expel the supeuous bile increase the appetite i'm
prove the Digestion ard thus destroying the ofhe
disease promptly the patient to perfect health.
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HOIIOwaY'S PiIIs.-The Blood.-NOne
he healthy unless this vital hud be kept pure This
wonderful medicine eradcstes all noxous particles Of mat
ter acting directly the liver kidneys and bowels None
need be sick II they this remedy Sold a, the nufae.
tories No 80 Maiden Lane New York. and No. 244 Strand,
London BY all druggists 25c 62He and 81 per box
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UTHERN cry!
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1905 PRIzESI 100000 DOLLARS!
ONLY $4,000 NUnBERSl
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

LASS "a.
To be Drawn October 18th, 1856.
Concert Hall, Macsn. Ga, under The sworn super
~ tntendrnce OF Col. Geo. VI. Logan and Jas.
4. Nisbct. Esq.
Patron viii please examine this magnificent scheme
uly-e0mpurr With Aay other, and q Is not the best
oered and the chances obtain Capish far better
than any ogh,r scheme odsred dOnf purchase Mckeis.
q m al q n n n
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THE public viii please take a1ce that note purp1rt
ing 10 be signed by p. Lagisr J. Wilkinson and ny
SELF male payable to w g. Jauer fr $275 protested
in the Bank OF rennSssee tie 2S.h August past but
since that lime has been paid by the Laniers.
Now, as understand tat. statements have been
circulated through the community IN relation TO said note
which Injurious my rtput On deem II my duty to
state that never signed said note, promised
20 do that never that there such
note in existence until acr protested, and that
any thing wrong has been done, has been done by
tsepu2l x. \ PATTERSON.
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COOKIE, BAIAEY, "a Co,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, BOnnsts, &c,
no. 4, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN
ME ARE now arranging for sale our FIRST STOCK
w the blve goods which having been carefully selected
and purchased upon ths svO able terms win Iound
well worth the attention OF Merchants.
Wenyiie inspection fth Stock, confidently believing
that We supply those Who may Yorus with IN ii
with handsome and durable goods at such prices svi
able them O. compete successfully with Merchants pur-
chase at Philadelphia.
Our Of credit Is six months 10 reliable Dealers and
viii make liberal discount to Cash hhyers-
aug22-2m COOKE, BAILEY 90.
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c.. M. ELLIS Il O n -,
N q l 4 II o n s 7 z Z
Two Fine Rosewood Pianos,

(GILBrFT'S MAKE)
FINHE subscriber has fine Pianos for sale good
4 terms. BENZ F. SHIEI DS, for Trustee
septic No. AZ Public Sqnare.
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The Match Ekurc

The match race yesterday between W. T.
Cheatham's Wontiero and A. TowIes' Nashville,
was won by thelstter. NoHtiero winning the
first heat and NdskriILe the last two. Time
high up in the ifties
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Sha rps Rifles.
ALL SportsTnen who in want Of good and reliable
Gun especially adapted for large game Deer &c in
vited the Of Pail and Cunningham No. II
Public Square, aud examine shaps Sporting Ride"
which in rapdy Of Firing accuracy OF aim and length Of
range is far superior any Gun invented, unlike
any other Patent Gun here fore introduced s construction
lingy simple that is liable get
Of order" than the Kentucky Rife.
"a c. have also few Shot Guns made the Pa
tent fyi6-6m.
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Wholesale Trade.

Pocket kuWss, Ikxes-Ilatchrta.
fable Knives kEH r. ..hotes-spadua
ScissoFs-sheep shea q |fruce ChAins-L0F Chains,
Plated aud Iron Spoons, urry Cansbs-coiion Cards
Augufs-Fles- Resp, Hand saWs-X cst Sass
Chseis-S hrFs-hots, sraulLr KnlVus--Pfsnes
Hin cs-kcfeNs-locks, Tea kzttles-rArks &c, AZ
sePts }. ". HORTON 60 "a harkss "a.
(N0UNTRf MERCHANT visiting the city VII fna q
" greaty % the.F ihisrcst ioeaI "a o.
septs w H0RfON A CO.. n hnrket e.
A. H0UK,
Receiving, FoTRaTdigga nd om a.aI sason
Mcrchanls
DeeatnE, Alabama,
W Az AiarFe and Commodi0us Warehouses im- mFNRn
II nedisieiy &c lhs taas 0fthe RiveT. -
nFl0-tElWb
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Appointments of Col. ". u. stokes.
Col w. b. Stokes, Of DeKalb will address his fellow
itEeus the following times and places upon the political
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Notice to COnsignees.

HAVING fun possession Of my Auction Rooms, am now
IL ready to receive c1nsigumr1ts
seT9 BENZ. F. saIEI Ds, No. ~ Public Square.
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Better Late Than Never.
sfsHk cslekFsisd oeaalna PAS CAKE FLAT PREysED
naA LIONS Pa In fonAcC o. hns lsss "a r.ssSrsf
- Lyea& c. fG1l@sle Dsslsu Il HssspA cserH L.
4tsrt. fctaccos A. LYONS 4 CO.
teea - ce4aT s,rsGl
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Sharp's RIHes.

are expected to address the meeting. Every
body is invited.
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FREEDOM OF SPEECH ON THE SUBJECT or
SLAVERY IN BosroN.-Mr. II. J. Raymond,
Lieut. Governor of New York, and the editor
of that Freesoil sheet, the N. Y. Times, de-
livered lecture recently at the fremont
Temple in Boston on the suhjec' Of slavery.
In the course of his lecture, he told the and-
ence that he regarded the result of West In
dia emancipation as rather unfsvorabe," at
which avowal the Bostonians waxed indignant
and showed signs of displeasure. These are the
people who pretend TO want information on
the subject of slavery; they send TO the South
for lecturers TO enlghten them, yet, when the
truth is told them, they not only refuse to re-
ceiye it bat hiss the speaker. We wish that all
the free negroes in the country were in Massa-
chusetts, so that the people of that Stale
might have full taste Of the blessings that
African emancipation bestows on country.
Lou. Journal
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For the Nashville Patriot.
LEGENDS OF THE SOUTH.-NO. XIX.
IzscRIBED TO Mas. JOIN ARMFrEID, OF suEHER COUNTY
ny L. vIReINIA FEEEoH

Among the many visitors who have fingered with delight
AROUND this beautiful and romantic spot near BEERsHxBI
SPRINoI Tenn there few, perhaps II any who
acquant with said 10 be connected with st. and
which doubtless most persons would have rendered the
pare much interesting The story that in the
"ong ago." nd OF har hunters, Of the advancing
pioneers left the settlements" and roaming among the
mountains in this regi in quest Of 0a~e upon this
beautiful little valley Of the Fre-skad whore they estahh
ed n elves months From the pinnacle 81 the
rock called the "Door may yet Down the vaev
dwet though their bark wgwam hiss years and ago
crumbed DUST and been replaced by rude ogcsbin
which also falling to decay When the time for the
party the settlements" their intrprd leader
young Walter (he names Of course hcti'ious, as
tradition has not been kind TO hand down the true
ones remained behind with four comnanionS uen ling TO
follow the returning party in few days The country
quiet they had Of the Indians the
secluded camp nd they spprehended danger from these
the fright al lords Of the soil" The result Of their anced
secusion sequel viii show The Indians IL seems, had
40 tnowedRe of the "Door up this period
attributed this remarkable outlet Of Fire-skad the d.
rect nterpostion Of the Great Spirit The doors itself
merely sure by which point Of the rock
l. down precautionary to its base vhe rests
pivot Ths passage upward is very difficult snd the
summit which Is like Shelf lover which, you have the
nerve you may look the tops ~ the taest trees,
far below connected with the main bay by
natural bridge which strange TO say LEFT by the c0nvu
Of Nature which separated the mighty he'ow and
either side q st. The bridge is flag Stone covered with
a thin SOIL Il which springs 8 small pine whose slender
trunk has doubtless been gasped by hundreds Of yre
white fingers" q support in crossing The precipce the
valley, the Falls Of Laurel and indeed every feature men
toned in the story such to render il entirely possible,
IL not probable. .
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The National OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of Delegates.

The American Party of Tennessee ought
to bear in mind the Proclamation Of Gen.
WV. B. CAMPBELL, President of the State
Council, providing for an election of Dele
gates to the National Convention which is
to assemble in Philadelphia next month.
and ordering the Subordinate Councils to
open the polls for said election on the LIST
Inst, and to announce the result on the
10th. 1t is important that each Congress
sional District should be represented by a
gentleman of experience and ability, and we
trust the County Councils will, if they have
not already commenced voting, proceed 80
do SO, and to select the right kind of mea.
The action of the National Convention will
seriously affect the futare success of the
American Party, If it be wise and saga
cious, looking to the welfare of the country.
and the maintenance and defence of our
cherished principles, discarding men and
sectional rivalries and jealousies, we have
no fears as to the result of the ensuing
Presidential campaign.
The great body Of the Party in the South
desires the postponement of nominations
for President and Vice President and we
are gratifed to observe, on the part of our
Northern contemporaries, spirit of con.
Citation prompting them to concede the cor.
rectness Of this policy The American Party
is becoming daily more powerful, and by
the time the Democracy and their coadiu
tors in agitation, the Black Republicans,
have placed their candidates in the field
it will occupy an invincible position in the
hearts of the people. 1t can, therefore, af
ford to bide its time, and make its nomina-
tions when all is bright and Frightening.
We apprehend that there will be no diff.
Guilty in the Convention touching this sub
ject, particularly if the South should be full
ly represented.