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FOR ST. LOUIS.

TNHE Splendid Passenger Packet a T1 -
i sALLIE WEST, J. n CoRBrrT, gFO1sEEa37
Master, will leave for the above and
all intermediate ports, on THIS DAY, at o'clock NJ
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
may2S-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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More Things at Rumsey's S,

(Whdt Ibid not haze beore)
II 0RSE Radsh in pins and half pnts ready for the table,
IL Corn Beef; Mess Pork;
Mackerel in all kinds of packages, too seay" to say
much about;
Tomato Catsups;
French, English and K Y Mustard, "smart" enough to
tell Of their own merits;
Fresh Peaches, in and two quart cans;
Preserves of various kinds Ehch have preserved long
enough, and would be willing tn sell;
CanVassed Hams, warranted sweet;
Fresh Corn Meal, "a dTticte ground separate from
Il "cOb."
Fresh our equal to the Lebanon, and fifty cents per
100 less. THATs So.
Dairy Salt, in small bags, warranted to keep in any eli
mate
Besides thousand other things good to eat which am
selling low for cash, and deliver any Of the city
"free" by Rumsey's Express. d. g. RUMSEY.
INLYS-of all kinds, in Bottles by the Gallon, with
instructions for using excellent article to Increase
the value of al estate For sac BY d. g. RUM EY
nLD APPLE AND PEACH BRANDY, few barrels
~ Of each at RUMSEY'S.
DUOKETs Broorns Tubs Backing, Scrub Bruhes Black
ID ing Brushes, Market Baskets, Clothes Pins Butter Pad
dies, Rolling Pins, &c, sc AT RUASEf's
1856. SUNNI R ARRANGEMENT. 1856
Is q s !: : - - s.:
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 18Th.
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Fine summer Clothing.
nKHI. aHIELna

III AZ JAS rsesissd psF se4nH AAleens" a. Invoke q
= mEAut-WADE CLOTHING
81 fes aftss an2 4lftH wiih or3era - a. A. kAsfern
cas- aad ehaEs4 lsS PEFata raie ans the g q Jan. naxt
ferns, CASA nESJ. 2. sAllLbe. &c frzsEss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

gE- The Dsssrst Nses is 'down on a practice Of
the young men TO have piece OF 10 oking glass tx
ed in the inside Of their hat and while pretending
10 be praying with their face in their hat are quiet.
ly and slyy looking at the faces OF the girls be-
hind them reflected 10 the glassl Human nature
appears to be about the same in Mormohdom, as
in what they term 1.-THE proiAne world without
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

beautfol novelty In the art Of book. making, al
the pressEt day. IL the OF large plates OF ivory
for Ise sides OF books 10 binding. Prayer books Of
great m1gnideenee are nov gotten up 10 this ele-
giant artistic ssyis,--toand in crimson and gold,
aud plates Of isory, carved IN perioEGIioa aud re-
hsved with figures, flowers, &c.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

B1- A bill repeating the personal liber-
ty law passed the Massachusetts, Assembly
on the 22d inst, by vote of 1870 to llS.
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]. YORK & CO.'S LIST.
American Books.

A DEFENCE OF THE AME IcAN POLICY,
As opposed to the enerOachmsnt Of
FOREIGN INFLUENCE,
and especially the nterference Of the Papacy In Political
interests and affairs Of the United states.
nv Hon. THOMAS R. Whitney.
VOICE TO AMERICA;
Or the Model Republicans glory, or its fan
SONS OF THE sIRES:
History Of the Rise, Progress and Destiny q the
american Party.
Know Nothing Almanac and American Manual
for 1856
BATTLE BETWEEN SAM AND THE POPE
For sale BY JOHN YORK a. CO.
"a treasury Of real intellectual pleasure and profit"
Salad for the Social.
some idsa Of the great Of this work may be fOund
BY reading the ensomans bestowed BY distinguished men
upon is eonpAnou;-
SALAD FOR TIE SOLITARY.
MANUAL FOR THE PATRIOTIC VOLUNTEERS
On active service in regular irregular Being
science Of obtaining aud maintaining liberty
and inds prudence.
mayiT FOR sale BY JOHN YORK & CO.
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Il ueseias farase . tnFeaa, Ga. akefs & esnnsc.
utsh oltsF LafR fnsnef hsas kas1aai seasA Ihs me
= - II Sod repair tafcnzh haH kashFAs b 1axssls
nna ~ szs-e krep n fllare We sba q as4sar a
81 a. tnsess rs tlas lhrauEh h Ne sAexsas& sfns
maFld-n q Q cLuEk saPf-
L'mtsss BNIALtt-slss 1ad f.ssFs -.
II SAIL kU&9kf'A
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LITTLE MIAMI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRA0D.
Ex LUsIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE.

On and after this date, the
LITTLE MIAMI VIA COLUMBUS,
Is TIE ONL Y DIRECT ROUTE to AMI from Cincinnati
and Cleveland only running into AXE Shore
Depot at Cleveland and the only with uniform guage
from Cincinnati to Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
BTANY OTHER ROUTE Cleveland passengers go via
Sandusky and depend trains from Chicago and Toledo
go East break gusge Sanduky and ferry from Old Ohio
City 20 Cleveland.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
Is the only route reliable connection and from GIN
OINNATI and PITTSBURG.
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE Pittsburg Passengers de-
pend Bellefontane Forrest trains from indianapolis
and Fort Wayne to go East
THE LITTLE MIAMI VIA COLUMBUS,
rs TIE Owl Y ROUTE to and from Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR STEUBENYILLE
THE LIT e MIAMI VIA COLUMBUS,
rs THE ONT y ROUTE to and from Cincinnati, Column
bus Crestne and Cleveland with lightning express without
change Of
This great comfort to Ladies and Families.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
BEING THE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati to the
East uniform and safe speed maintained Connections
certain.
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE from Cincinnati dangerous
speed required distance and delays necessary
changing passengers aud baggage at Beontaue Forrest
Sandusky, and Ferrying at D Ohio City.
Through Tickets
VIA
WHEELING,
PITTsBURG,
DUNKIRK,
NIAGARA FALLS.
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Professor haPesstates the niae lenths OF the olive
oil In this country Is Manufactured L. FraaCe IRON
American lard OIL, which Is purified BY cal soda.
The oil thus obtained is sSeet and pure. excellent
for oiing hne machinery aud making hair pOmade,
and for eating, Is about equal 10 Oliys oil.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

Now Books.
Atbir Meta aud afAef Knots.
Reality: o. ne MiIasn4Fs's nsaghies.
M4ssira PeFsnsal and ne Anisiasas q sPain-
ssecsd 1oasnsy rosal ths wtria.
Aspsa csarts A slory q scr esq thns-
CosfsshiP aad MarF1sxs-Lss usDiS-
R5sefa Tabs Tsik.
Isaa4a sirA's lhrosgA AsassisAn spsesasl~s.
Latisrfa Lab aoaisxs-.
scanmyi snG ~ etr4ssaa War.
Marsis1-Sst uassa
csarstslss q va - liz.
Irsh Esro .eas5 ueaeEy.
E1saw A IA q lhs Rssoia.iaa.
Ha- tafssa Is,4sd e CHA
Rseelrt I fhls iay, 4ai sor sais -
usyiB see cHARLEs ". Smith.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
NEW PTANoS

II HAVE just received from A. II. Gale
L Cos celebratei mandatory, several
new and splendid Rosewood Pianos, single N ~
aGd double round corners, embracing most u y
OF the styles and improvements for which these superior
sruments lastly celebrated In and finish they
by any other make The public respect
fully invited to Inspect them. Those desiring superb P
will find such among my Pianos from other
manufactures also hand and constantly arriving Also,
all kinds Of other Musical Instruments Sheet music &C.
may27-1y j. A MCCLURE SO Union st.
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To all the Eastern cites

To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at NJ, 10 AM and 6P NJ
TIRST TRAIN-Cleveand, Pittsburg. steubenvle and
Wheeling, Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati o'clock
for all the Eastern cities; also, Detroit via Cleveland,
Sprinrhed Wilmington Circleve, Lancaster and Znes-
vile, Cheothe and Athens This train betV Gin
cinnati and Columbus Loyeand Morrow Xenia and Lon
don only.
SECOND TRAIN-C1eveland Pittsburg aud Wheeling Ex.
press Mail leaves Cincinnati AZ 10 o'clock, A. ~, via Ceve
land PtsbuE and wheeling for all the Eastern cities This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and Colum
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-AccommOdation, Leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'Clock Tor Springheld Wilmington, Crcevile
and Lanc ,ster Chilcote and Hillzborough. This
stops at all prints bet Cincinnati and Spa rgaed.
FOURTH TRAIN-Clevesnd and Pittshu Night Express
leaves Cincinnati O'clock NJ via Cleveland and Pitts
burg for al the Eastern cities This train stops all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train on sunday at so O'Clock p W for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Time-7 Minutes faster than Gin
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information, please apply at the Offices No Buraet
House Building and old ofce Southeast Of Broad
and Front street. opposite Spencer House, Al the
Eastern latte MiamD Depot, East Front street.
P. W. STRADER, G,n1Ag't.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers all the principal Hotels for each and
every train. BY leaving directions ether Of above
Offices will call for passengers in all parts Of the city, with
out fail. lmay91 II. R6GGLEs, Conductor.
DIR. + III. BADGER.
ID Il NJ II Z - IT
Has returned to the city. may26-lW"
SHAKER TABLE MATS.
Just Received shaker Table Mats Common Fable Mats,
Door Mats Of every description. for sale veyy p
ees, by MACKENZIE WILSON.
BUTTER PRINTS.
w have just received from New ork small lot Of The
above articles, IN pound, and hall and quarter pound
moulds.
ALso-square aud Oval Bread AMI ChoppinF Trays,
Wooden Bowla, &e.; patent and common q Ties Pins
may23 MACAENzfE WILSON.
m0Ps AND SCR U BLING BRUSHES.
lust Received, Long Hand scrubblnE Brashes, Hair
Brooms, busting Brushes, Mops Tea Up Mops, large
Clothes Baskets, Clothes HAMPER
may23 MACKENZIE WILSON.
FINE PLATED GOODS.
WE have lust opened a small Ass0rtmentiof PLATED
w CASfoRS Of various qualities, and nes and hAad-
some Patterns, which vi be sold for small Aiya0ee aPon
New York list.
ALSO Plated Spoons Forks Tea spoons Cups, Candle.
sticks, &C. &c All % which vita be 'od very prces
msg23 MACKE ME a wilson.
Come, Gentlemen!
YOU THAT WANT SOMETHING NICE e.
Il In the ssy u -
Boots and Shoes, -
Can and thsn At No 81 College street.
sP4 SNYDER FRIzZELL
LADIES, SATIN SLIPPB RS.
AIDES saPer White saiin Slippers Plain and With k0-
IL Eeites.
Lsaics super White New Froni and SIDE .aced Gstsrs
Dust received ~ JOHN RAAA6E ~ CoasgetL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

IErEREsrIKG RELIe The Terre Haute, Indiana,
Journal states that quite an "nIeresling relic"
discovered reeenty by a Nc. WIN. King, OF Sali-
van county. Il isa sword, with lengthy silver
chain attached 90 t. and quality Of silver on The
belt and was found sticking 10 The ground near
what ls called Wsgnsrs Defeat Brareh. Here
guard Sith several Wagon loads OF provisions dee
tined TOT Fort Harrison In lsl2, surprised, and
the ali killed but one named Black. THIS
sword 10 supposed 10 have been the property OF NE
oihcef 10 command, whose name is Fairbanks.
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FOR PADUcAE car

FOR PADUcAH, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
TIVE Regular United States Mail a T~n -
Il Passenger Packet, JOHN SNIP WNAHE1kas
SON,W 7. YEATNAN, Master, viii leave
for the above and all intermediate ports WEDNESDAY the
2S,h inst st 10 O'Clock, For freight passage apply
on board or 10 A. l.. DAVIS, Agent,
may27-2t AtU & Mail Packet Ofice
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SMITH COUNTY FAIR.

THE Second Annual Fair Of the Smith County ATricultu
raj Society wiz be held at their Fair Ground u miles
west OF ROM nencng Wednesday the LIST Of
Der next and continuing Jour days. The Premium List
will appear in due line. J. r HIBBITT Sec'y
M
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

T0R the balances q the year. very neat Brick Dwelling
Il with four five rooms, buildings &c situated "a
GERRY Street. next door Dr. Br0die South Nashgfe
Apply Q lnay2sl Al DAVIS
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The Crackers at Fault.
-~~~O~-~~~~~-~---
NASHVILLE
Going Ahead Faster than Ever!
Z NJ I q 20
ITS Population Will be
10 90 o 0!

Or ALIITIE LESS

how appropriately and eloquenty, 10th fancy free
particularly after imbbng copousy from the Fountain Of
Hedsick) might he surveyed the before him. des
upon the goes Of ancient Greece and Rome upon Ar
eaian Groves Sylvan Streams, Captone Hills, Grecan Por
tcoes and Egyptian Temples After soaring aO in such style,
could he restrain his Pegasus far descend to the pres
times and view things they are he would immed-
4 DIV hef,r
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR THR DISTRICT

FOR THE STATE At LARGE.
THOMAS A. r. NELSON, of Washington.
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AN A0A 70 autoeftAc the az OF 70 settle the aukirs
OF the Winchester and Alabama Railroad Com-
pany with the UniOn and Paniers Bank.
!. Be II enacted by he Aagor sis4 Allsra.su AZ
he Csiy Of AsaAv,ils, That Robert b. CAstemaa,
Mayor, 6c, Is hereby authorized 10 make arrange
unents With the Union and Planters Banks Tor he
balance Of the dcbts due said banks BY the VIM
chester and Alabama railroad company, be giving
= gaAFantse 20 them for the payment OF such bal
ance, upon The longest time be can obtain; pro
yided however, thai the said Winchester aad Ala
hama Railroad Company shall hfss make such
aFangensnt for the payment OF ali ether DEBTS due
ssd owiag By said railroad company as shall Be sat
kiaetoFy 20 him. che said Il b Casslem4B; and shah
Aho satisfy lhe said B. D. Caslleman thai the said
railroad company have sufheieni amoant OF stock
sasseTibsd by responsible persons % Cash tbs
grading and snpenlTeeture Of said road rsady Tor
lhe lson.
Prori3sS, That this arrangement II coasam-
mated, shall be Ia lice of aud rslcsss the eopoFa-
e0n Of Nashville IRON u former Subscription of
ihirty rhoosand dollars made 70 the said railrosd.
Prepidsd, farth0. Tia. wbateEes sam shaA Be
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

HAVE opened my Ice house At The Old stand in he
North end II ths Msrket House. where viii supply my
custoansrs Al 0Rs CsHi per pOsHd C.E. NJ MAkTiN.
lnaNaA-n
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SUNNI R ARRANGEMENT

BUCKETS, Brooms, Tubs Backing, Scrub Bruhes, Black
ID ing Brushes Market Baskets, Clothes Pins, Butter Pad
dies, Rolling Pins, &c, sc AT RUMSEG's
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E5W FL E5Hs..ss..:11c s...!....z
CnmmENCINa. mnNnAN MAY 1ath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14

PARIS, July 20, 1856.
The journals OF the sceh or France filled with para
graphs relating TO movements OF troops The e2d regi
ment expected at Toulouse the 30th OF The mouth,
and will go into environments outside the town. Ths 10th
bstta on OF foot Ctasseurs which al first ordered 10
leave the northern camp Tor the amy Paris has sub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14

Albert II. Nicolay's regular semiweckly auction
sale OF stocks and bonds will take place to- morrow
(Thursday at half past IL o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange. Among the securities to be offered are
$4,000 Of the Lake Erie, Wabash and st. Louis
Railroad second mortgage bonds. sinking fund
Of one and half per cent on the amount Of these
birds is appropriated from the net earnings Of the
road for the ultimate redemption Of this issue. The
Tole o and Illinois, and Lake Eric, wabash'and st.
Louis Railroad companies have been consolidated
into one conn any, under the name Of the Toledo,
Wabash and Western Railroad. The road is now
omen TO Lafayette, (2o2 miles) and by the lst Of
October the whole line (242 miles) will be com.
pleted. Thus far 100000 have been expended
on the line, and only 5000 900 more is required to
complete the road, which amount is already provid-
ed for.
The shipments, says the Oswego Times, by canal
at that port Of few leading articles, since the open
ing Of navigation 10 August !, for two seasons,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14
AND COMMERCIAL.
broNEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. Il

WEDNESDAY, Aug. l3-6 L. M.
There was slight reaction in the stock market
today. An advance was realized on nearly all the
leading railroad securities; but as the purchases
are principally on time IL does not show the true
state OF things IN the market. At the first board,
Delaware and Hudson advanced l per cent Canton
Company, 1; Erie Railroad, 4; Reading, IL; Pana
ma, u Illinois Railroad. 4; Cleveland and Toledo
1; Chicago and Rock Island, |. The sales sum up
nearly twenty thousand shares of all stocks, most
Of wbish were on time buyers option. This class OF
operators 20 in for the chances They have not the
means to take the stocks when their contracts run
out, and many Of them have no money to pay diff
ference In the event Of the balance being on the
wrong side OF the account. If in their favor all wei
and good--they pocket the profits, Il there are
any; but the losses too frequently fall on those
with whom they deal. The cash transactions give
the most correct idea Of the market, but the ex-
tent of cash operations today was hardly sufficient
even for that purpose. We notice several sales of
leading stocks, seller four and twelve months. For
the purpose Of she's wing that present prices, not
withstanding the recent decline, are much inflated
compared with those current Ia November last we
a,pex a comparative statement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14

q decrease OF t4l4BOO, and The STOCK OF bullion IN both
departments is ff23ss.s05 showing an increase OF
$50, ol9 when compared with the preceding return.
There has been considerable business in the bullion
market this week-large arrivals and heavy sales. Gold
Is taken freely for the Contneat and there has been
great demand Tor both bar silver and Mexican dollars for
the China mail and very high prices have been paid.
But the shipments for the East finish to day IL Is ex
pccted tba, the market will its steadness and
10 mt fire. altar The nlani
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14
Mr. Smith O'Briep.

Mr. Smith o Brien bad addressed the following letter
TO Mr.. J. # Mcguire, N. p
DRoNoLAsp, July 20, 1856.
My nrAR SIR-1 have for some time felt an anxious
desire 10 offer best acknowleg ments 10 those mem.
bers OF the House Of Commons who during the last and
present session OF Parliament exerted themselves to
procure my restoration to lre9nd; but have found
some difficulty In determining What would be the most
suitable mode Of giving effect 10 this desire II now seems
10 me that there can be no occasion more appropriate
than the moment Of my return 70 my native land and
you OF those who most earnest 10 this
endeavor, and have also command Of journal which
will enable you 70 give publicity 20 my sentiments,
shall feel obliged you will become the organ for con-
yeyng ny thanks 70 those with whom you co operated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14

Foreign securities have on been operated In TO a
serate extent and prices OF al the leading have
tended towards decline. n principal feature in the
market Las been n sudden fall In the Turkish SIX per
Gents, some large sales, coupled with revived report
ihs, a new Ottoman loan IA impending These operations
and reports have been att ibgted to Greek FIRMS when
have OF late acquired some nooriety by speculative
trangsc ORA 81 this kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Aug lt--6P. u.
AsuEs.-smal sales Of pots made without change
ID prices
BRADsTrsrs KFlour-Owing 10 light receipts the mar
ket pretty well suppore at about the closing
d yesterday. The sales embraced about 1000 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-14

Tho Bri,sh funds haze been subjected 70 very few
fluctuations since our last and consols have declined *
per cent The tone OF the market, however, has not
been materially depressed, and tendency to recover
has been generally visible wherever disposition 10 sell
has been manifested by those who looking for easier
prices The transactions are generally confined to deal
Ing, for money. Yesterday cJnsols for money were
quoted throughout the day at 9t to i5H The next &C
fixed Cor the ION OF September, and for that
Tiod the transactions at 95s TO 20. To-day consos
for the account closed at e5H 10 e6t do. money e51s
10 p53..
The folissipg table win show the fluctuations in
soils since the 25th inst
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

p5r The editor Of the Spring
field Post, says: "a man who
leaps into the matrimonial mael-
strom nowadays, often marries
more than he stipulates for in the
contract. lie not only WEEDS
himself to a woman, but a labra-
tory Of prepared chalk, quintaI
of whalebone. eight coffee bags
four baskets Of novels, one poodle
dog, and a lot Of weak nerves
that will keep four servant girls
anu three doctors around the
house thewhole time, Wheth'
er the fun pays for the powder is .
matter for debate"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

In one Of the factories in
Maine, recently, the pro2rietors
reduced the wages, whereupon
there was general determination
to strike aud as they we're obIig-
ed to give a months notice be-
fore quitting work, they mean
while issued u circular to the
world at large, in which is the fol-
lowing very interesting para
graph:
I'VE are now working out our
notice, and shall soon be wi bout
employment; can turn our hands
to most anything; dent like to
be idle-but are determined not
to work for nothing, where folks
can afford to pay. Who wants
help? We can make bonnets.
dresses, puddings, pies and cakes
patch, darn, knit, roast, stew,
and fly; make butter and cheese.
milk COWS, feed chickens, and hoe
corn: sweep ouS the kitchen, put
the parlor to rights, make beds,
split wood, kindle fires, wash and
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11
WINTER.

Behold me, Natypr! wuns agen,
And yield TIL hori Winterz nan;
No NOR &c SUM- valid benz lal Fin,
Erts hilz and valiz nS ar min.
q mantl pqr, ov silver and sno
FL sprsd or ol!--Blo, tempests bio!
Repoz In pes, We tender flScrz,
Post or DC plszant sumner SRI;
Ydr butix In dc grSnd must
Hwil wintcrz Clip bret izni.
We from rivcrz ses TIA flo;
Hsl, hsl, ys blastsl Yestorm-windz bio
But Oft i her man idli "a,
Frdl wild q DESTROYER swa,
aat 81 bipz TIA mi pser must bend,
And liz itself forever end.
Jul not so njli-roder Tern
q better order TIA dizern.
Nodat hwot ever iivz must di
0nli tllriz NOR gloriusli,
den peshlli rcst yeflsrts Gar, i.
Nory,l mi kumip wild despar;
Fer not mi lortdo iron nan;
Ys from dcts slep lal wax agen!
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

Borrowing Iroubios- ..fs..
The newspaper called the
Estate Of Maine," published at
Portland, gives the following IL
lnstration Of the propensity Of
some people to be distressed at
imaginary evils:
Borrowing is a bad thing at
best, but "borrowing trouble is
perhaps the most foolish invest
ment Of foreign capital that amau
or woman can make. An ANUS
ing instance Of this species Of op-
Grafton IS set forth in a down east
paper, wherein a man thus relat-
ed his experience in a financial
way, on the occasion ola failure Of
q local bank.
sAs soon as ] heard it, my
heart jumped right into my
mouth. Now, thinks /, 'sposin
I've got any bills on that bank
I'm gone if | hev-that's fact
So ! put on my coat and put foI
home, as fast as my legs would
carry me; the fact is, ! run all the
way, and when | got there ]
looked keerfuIIy and found that ]
| / hadn't got any bills on thai
bank -or any ofherf Then ]
felt easier
There have been a thousant
instances Of borrowing trouble
when it was nota whit better Sc
cured than in the present exam
ple."