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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-08
Co-PAWTNERSHE

VENHE -nd srsh' 2
Hon drleks & MeRea. aud viii con tinue
Shoe business at the Cd stand Of "
bricks 60. ff v K. HENnSiChS.
dscI2-tf wa. MnRRA.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

in the MAN. the earlier efforts of this Inspired child
Of song. Seldom, if ever, has matured genius
achieved such excellence. While we viii not say
that a whole, it is fauItless-yet we may cay,
her great patron said Of the beautiful amelia,
"her faults are not faults, but enchanting blems
ishes, - and We may venture to add also, that we
have rarely partaken OF mental feast, which kept
US so vivid nil dful OF the pOetical truth that in
the sheen of the diamond its dross is invisible.
The merits of the volume consist not merely in
the exceeding beauty OF high. wrought hncies, or
the attractive gsrb in which they clad-nor yet
in the spsrkes from the rich vein Of social affec
tions, which whilom lent such charm to the ingle
side where the aedgling dwelt. There is higher
merit still. The book is not a mere sentimental
gala, but it glows with great thoughts-with pure
plety and deep philosophy. Not thought is Ut
tered that Christian could wish unsaid-nOt word
is written that an angel would blot. We regret
that have not leisure, at this moment, to regale
the reader with few of the charming gems from
this most charming volume. We may recur to the
subject hereafter, aud meanwhile commend
wind Whispers" to the lovers of the bea utiiu IL
imagery, and the gorgeous in thought, as book to
be esteemed among the 'books that are books"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
COUNTY J0DGESHIP.


~ We are authorized to announce ". A. GLENN as a
candidate the Office Of Judge Of the County Court Of Da
wilson county at The May election.
~ We authorised announce JAS. wHIrWORTH
candidate for Judge Of the County Court Of Davidson at
the Nay ele stion.
r. We are sulhod ed to announce 7. D MOsELEY
candidate for Judge Of the County Court Davidson coun
at the May election.
EE- We anthor zed to Pnnounce ECGEvE UNDER
WOOD Esq, candidate fjr Judge che County Court
Davilsop ..n
~ We are authorised 10 snnOn- c. ED n GOODWIN
as candidate for Judge OF the County ColIt q Davidson
county at the Nay >>sotion.
kS-W are aut oris~d to Isl III FERRISS
candidate for Judge Of the County Cour of Davidson county,
at sSe May election
go We are authorised to ar Hounce JOHN G. FERGUSON
candidate for the oce Judge the Couaty Court Of Da
VidOn county the eectOn ia May.
~ We authorised to announce HUGH CARROLL a
candidate for Magistrate in he Nashville District at the
May election.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1866.

Our Tennessee Know Nothings seem 10 have
been predetermined TO be satisfied with any
thing in the shape of a platform offered them
at Philadelphia Union and american.
Our neighbor, in this remark, does the
American Party of Tennessee gross injus-
tice. There is no foundation for il. The
American Party of Tennessee is composed
of true Southern men-men who know
their rights and are prepared to maintain
them at all hazards At their late State
Convention they showed TO the world what
position they held in regard TO the slavery
question and we are fully satisfied that
had the National Council required them
to stand upon platform uusound upon that
question, they would have Indignantly de-
clined doing so. They would have rejected
an unsouud platform with Scorn.
The Jnioa and Amerioan has not pointed
out any thing in the National Platform un
sound on the slavery question We call
upon it to do So The following is the por-
ton of the platform which relates to the
question of slavery. We want it to point
out what feature in it should be regarded
by Southern men as Objectionable
7th. The recognition of the right of native
born and naturalized citizens of the United
States, permanently residing in any Territory
thereof, to frame their Constitution and laos.
and TO regulate their domestic ana social affairs
an their Own mode su6ject only 10 the prOCisions
Of the Federal Constitution, Uith the right or
GdmSssiOn into the Union c8eneUer then hare the
regulate population for one Representatives IN
Congress-
We want your views upon this section.
We are Southern in our views-almost uI-
ira Southern upon the slavery question
and you may be of more service to the
South than you dream of, if you succeed in
convincing US that the doctrines enunciated
above are unjust to the South The Lou
isville Democrat, one of your confederates,
in its impression of the 9th ult., com
menting upon them, told US :
"No form Of cords could be deUised RRPUuI
LTISG MORE CLEARLY THE DOCTRINE IF THE
WMMpT PRovIso; and it just as distinctly RE
PUpIATEs THE DOCTRINE OF TIE Missouri Com
PROMISE
We coincide in opinion with the Demo
crat but are open to conviction. Let us
hear from you. "Speak, Clifford, speak Z"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
nLAcx AKp YAKCY scAnPs.

M have yst sv ars rate Bsrk ana Fsney Sara ioT
w aa'e 80. Ase EArlsty q ssari siec.e
Rsr sais b J. a.. kc6ILL.
% 4 aAaiss' snA Gsnassasas FURNISHING ssosss
as css9 ssasss sd uss-ss Stsssl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

ANOTHER HEAVY FAmuRE.-A correspon-
dent writing from Lexington under yesterdays
date, advises us Of the failure of Capt. Csssius
NJ. Clay. His sssignees are his brother Brn-
tus j. Clay, and NJ. Z. Johnson Esq, of Lex
ington.
For several years past Mr.. Clay has been g
large Spectator IN hogs, and To the recent
heavy decline In hog products, we presume
may be attributed has unfortunate failure
Leu COur
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
New Goods.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
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NELSON u co., ~ Union ST.,


TOON, NELSON co., "A MON St,
Have just received number Of new valuable and inter-
estng works. to which they the Of the public
NOTES on Central AMERICA;
Par,i ulary the State Of Honduras and San Salvador
Their Geography climat, Population, Resources, Pro
auctions, etc ETC.. and tie proposed Honduras Inter
Oceanic Rai.way-By ?. C. sqrer, fOrmerl, Charge D.
AGares to Central America, with Map an utrAtons.
Lily Nova
BY The author OF 1.-THE Busy Moment Of ~ Idle woman
THE IRISH ABROAD AND AT HOME; A. the Court and
in the camp With Souvenirs Of The Brigade Ken
ini-cences Of an migrant Mhessn.
VIEWS A-FOoT:
Or, Europe seen with KnApsack and staff By BAyard
Taylor author Of "Rh1 mes = rra,e !" &C &C.
ELDOgADO:
Or, Adventures In the Path Of Empire; comprising
Voyage California, life in san Franei co aud NOr:s-
rey, Pictures Of tn God Region. and Experiences u
Mexican Travel Ry BayA d Ia lor.
PHgNIXIANA:
Or ss-sehs. AMI Burssquss By John P. squibObs Esq.
THE PLACE TO GET YOUR MONEY BACK
have House for sale Col.ge Tin Nhch vii sell fr
half its Vaus fcaed ior scoi' cash very
short time purchaser, At PICkErTs.
rINHREE THOUSAND DOILARS! Wanted
20 borrow for twelve months, "a fr rate q Interest
secured y ind iual secur and transfer Of gOod per
cent stocks at double tn sun CAIat
mari flCkETf'c A6fNC1.
y NICE DWELLING HOUSES ca ConsEe Hil,
> Cherry street, for sale cheap % PlCAEFis
CHFAP LITTLE WOoDEN COTTAGE
, Maple street, for sae on accommodating tsr1ss At
mari fiCkkffr.
4 HANDSOME NEW HREJK HoUSt. % fset
i font, and T6 feet deep, On coisse Nm Cal glek
for bargain Al PlChEfiE
cIO ODO LEwisBUR8 and sheiOs vile fuvnpike
- OsOOO sack, co paying per cent for s-ie
90 good y ms a. PIGKETiS
Superfine Flour.
III AvING male srraRgemrnis With Mr. w. L. Wai,rs %
Il ke~p sspa ei slth "a crane FiOaF. put Up 70
bags ief fsmF Ia ready 10 by ne rmaRd,
ana ~warra 8" every nag d q KUMskY
Old Peach Brandy.
ftoL wey wao4wara's 0hi Peach had, "Foas Year,
- ga, IN siors and'er sale - - ROlskf
NriR CANDLES. ipst rscsvsa sna sor sac ~
~ Ito N d. q RUMsEY.
For Hire.
W have evera likely NEGGuEs br hire COR he BAL
w anc~ n The ear thrm snezlsat uoase
6sfis. an sEtsa Coos, &C. Apply s01A %
sh's bofD q II Las
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

PloKErr. on the corner Of Broad and
Front stree s. wants tob borrow Three thousand
dollars. See advertisement. lie has alr' Ash
ahouspnd 10 Shelbyvills Turnpike stock ior sale
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

~ FHE 0RtsINAL n ALI CHEST.
Ia bszss q sud 70 pass aad h a tale Passages e.
y I, ant poanls. For sale 30


JEN kENS 4 CO..
(lrginal inFs Tors n lhs VI tHaie frs Pa
w hoIesale Dealers Ana Teas Only.
NV. Ger Market Ninth sta, PhiladsiFhiA-
kAs II MrsAc Parks pa 80 u Han CAeafs, nisians
9SErity u 10th Black sad ufeen. - suif auyers.
? ed List q Press TsEs Ae. aarnsAsd ~ aAi . Al
ehs Ties.
Al Tess warranted D. Psess, a. NJ sale.
o1e sud q . sanas pEes snd ~ a. an9 enys
n&IcA sf 81 Cd 4ksat - Poaat ane e tlrssn
abosi - Pssnas esaa- nsfl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
COM AT IsASTil
Lloyds Steamboat Directory, and Dis
asters on the Western Waters.

MACAULsY's HISTORY o. ENGLAND.
MIMIC LIVE
HAMPTON HEI HIS.
GLANCEs AND GLIaPsEs.
THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE: Ia Resources, GSvsrnRssa
and PoIicy.
Ny FIRST SEASON By Bsstrics Reynohta
TIE HOMESTEAD on TIE HILLSIDE. ~ the Author
Of Tempest and sunshine.
TIE HOUsE ~ TIE WOODS; Poem. BY 7. .. Rsad.
REILO's IOUP N SCOTLAND By Abbott-
LAScfs OP LYSwUOr. ~ the Author q HsArtseass.
Man Of War Life The Merchant yrssL XII BANS Ae-
ventures. o. Yarns Of an Cd Mariner The Great Rosy
Ds,,,o,d &c or ale By CHARLIE w. SMITH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


AT The COURT AND IN THE CAMP. With Souvenirs Of
the Brigade, "reminiscences Of Emigrant MilssiAn.
vol limo, cloth.
This is very aSreeaby written book giving Of
many Of the frs; who figured during half CEN
tury Tbs writer the Paris Correspondent the Lon
don Times and had In that capacity unity
to become acquainted with many things which are usually
yelled from the public eye"
Estract from "a. 7d6Js or Coatsnts
Fulton, franklin. and Marshal SAX on steam d. and
Electric ielegraph; American Order OF Cucinnatus I.ny
Toeuda Islg is missions England ant TO ia:
The Ca IRA q franklin; T-a conviction ana -xerutou OF
Lay Iumority q Louis XIV and Hypocrisy " Rs.ra
Of Terrier; Pitt; lar ClsreeIgh; William w srd h Ts-
uecoG mores Of the Roy al Panty; The fhlrssness o.
Napo towards th- Irish; NJ PIT, md Ison on ne
al iect Of Invasion Npl cons egom N ~ o. in r.titud-
to Poland The N ID Irhmrn; The Poss r- ,A,rd By
Napoleon. neg ect by rs Lou XVI ard
Charles X. L u Thihppe's Ruse .r~u uin ,ut.ry
popularity the Revolution IS3 40 4 q Pa j.. l.
gratitude Of hou Philip TAI erte Lafottes vi,it 10
the U1td sat; French Poh,en--- AMI - Isntr, spsa
did OF cite By Lord Palm - On. ,ItpstorsSa-
i'y and Frrrs gh-; The IRISH lone. mails on Edi-
i!un. and SHgyv for tie An- ioru a Ireland
L. Che rhed Ms, Ambrose n. IA, he, o. rutland
and the beautiful Mrs Dillon Arthur U'Con O ,enr, Losd
P.get MA qls Of AngleseyJ The Empre Maria THERESA
and OD ell, and tn, Empress Josephrue william
r.on OF belfast
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

Banks is a Know-Nothing.-U Union and
american.
The fatal error Of Mr.. Smith, Of Tennes-
see, and the other democrats, who voted
for the plurality rule, the result of the
adoption of which was the election of Banks,
has imposed upon our neighbor a most la
borious task He feels that the party must
be shielded from the effects of that error,
or disaster must follow Hence, his dur
nal attempts to make his readers believe
Banks a member of the American Party
Saturday he made profert of paragraph
written by one Guy Pelton to prove the
charge. Pelton is as liable to be mistaken
as our neighbor Banks himself will not
say he belongs to the order Pending the
contest for Speaker, he was called upon to
say whether he was a member or not, and
he would not answer The fact is, if he
ever was a member he has apoStatized and
gone over with F. p. Blair, and Senator
Niles, and other fathers of the Democracy,
to the negrO-w OrShippers. He started out
in life a democrat was elected to the Mas
SachuSettS Legislature as democrat, and
Joined the famous coalition of democrats
and aboitionistS, that elected Sumner to
the L. s. Senate lie was elected to Con.
gress as a Pierce Democrat, by the demo
cracy of his district and when reelected
to the present Congress he declared he was
elected on the nomination Of the regular demo
cratic party, and Of the American Party Of
that district" He subsequently attended
The fusion, or negro-worshippers' COnven-
ton last year, that nominated Rockwell
against Gardner, the American candidate
for Governor of Massachusetts, The Union
and american cannot gainsay the truth Of
these things which prove Banks to be
rather a democrat of the tricky sort instead
of an American. We suppose, however,
our neighbor will continue to exercise him
self, whether awake or asleep with the idea
of proving him an American. That idea
seems just now to be the maggot in his
brain-the spider in his dumpling-the
polypus in his nasal organ-the fly in his
gravy-the cancer on his tongue-and the
wasp in the leg Of his "trOwsers!"
SINGULAR DEATH OF THE LATE MINISTER OF
PKRU.-The Petersburg lntelligencer has re
ceived letter from Lima, Peru, dated Jan 3,
1856, giving the following account of the sin
rular death Of the late Minister of Peru To this
country:
The late Minister Plenipo,entiary Of PeSn to
the United States, who returned 20 this coun-
try about six months ago, died lately in Lima
in q singular manner. While asleep he swal-
lowed three of his false teeth, with the gold
band which corfined them, and died from the
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

SAvKD ny pcs.-The dwelling of Mr.. Al
fred Sayles, OF Cascade, Kent county, Mich,
SAs destroyed by lire one night last week,
while Mr. aud Mrs. s. were absent Five chill
lren we're sleeping 10 the house. one of whom
was awakened by faithful dog, which went
his bed an actually soral ched his face with
siis paw 'ill the blood came before he could
twaken him The bed wherein two girls slept
va. already on Ere, aud one Of the girls arms
,adly burned, without awAking her. They
Il escaped, bui had not reached The road be-
re the roof tell in, carrying everything with
4 10 the vroupd nooF
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

ADnREss oS w-NOrHSsIsM.-Ar. Law.
), KNsrLAR, q foreigner BY birth, snnaaa
Is that a. the request Of several cisiEsns be
will deliver an address on the doctrines Of the
Americans, or Knsw-NothingS Al the Repre-
,sB,Atires Hal Of the Capitol ca Monday
night.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

Gard.
CENTRAL San UF TENN SSTE
nashville, February 29, SO.
N 7equence Of Jh- summary proc elug> tn LrEr
lauTe Yesterday, The charter q thi, Bank
deemed prudent by It's Decor- to pend bnsi
the esent Holders { as requested
hce th-u immediate Fps all be the
idIty Il re act BY der Il the Board,
mtrI-3t s. L. HAVEN. Cashier
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
< To the Tobacco Planters of

2.T-->ees-o fhs Use ui lap men h. ,'u. in nd
o ders lei at the T Ftr and Mech. c Office
", y0S Dr,urri.k street Oh, stairs febfS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

T. [ K y n A. .-.57-,
DOCKS ui1 he op-nrd from And
II sher this date 80 subscription F<@e1I
. s,.s spi n stc. O tne = knretA -s-fo&KS
IasaFanss Glanpsny q ashvil.e, a
The 81 sing p.er-, va; bstk - Nlhfic; tenAn.
WESLEY WHkLkss. ~
" a tukDON, fft
yNO A. EleH X
"A. HITCHCOCK,
s-.as - crmlnisinner-.
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EISHI

30 RIBS. Florida Muets, put - ~ Maessrel style, in
~ store and for sale BY W. ". GOkDoN %.
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Wakefield 8 Corn Planter

Ey9g~Es WANTED.-A Good Cook,
ASS---e-.a Ironer and Washer Apply at this office
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
, GOLD WATCH FOUND
ELECTION NOTICE. A

k4IT~~e hav- ia nv psers'cn odd Wat h taken
n "a a memo VIII h hsiievr TO s.olan an which he
righ get by des-v M wing o. this all
VERT EN- IT. &c fkbi5l WI JACKSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

Bright thoaghts and sp4rkliBg anEuAge unsxPrssssd,
coneeaisd or slgnibefins ~ a humsn srtast,
Are hke diamond lodged sithia The mine,
NishdrAxn fssm thsnee he liberated ray
blssss abroad. and slsulasss ths day."
He became at once Asr patron snd hss friend.
The columns of the Journal" teemed viih wea
deserved tribasss 10 The Aashes Of geHius with
vhich she nos snd then ssnmed is poets cor
ner" Her contributions we're ct oaes Invoked By
three Of ,he lesding pesiodeaAs Of shs North--snd
from that gosd hour her literary fortune VAS made
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
DAVIDSON COUNTY ELEoTIoN-M.roH lsr. 1856

CAM CouEr cEaK. non .HEeIyy no. 30
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03

k1S~~rsS Election b. held At tie Btnki House
f h Planters haak H. Natvle on NJ nd'y 81 Of March
ext elect eleven Directors TO Ssry' he esun ar
ID WEANEt, Cs,ii-r.
N.sbvuIs Fah eb2 I'm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-27
aPE0EAE,. M0ZEgBa.

90. FOR A LODGE IN SOME VASE VIII
DERNESS. Sir, il is undoubtedly tne ex-
clamafion which thousands. who are borne
,,ovpf nv The arduous duties which mnst be
'nerformed even under the rays Of burning
midsummer sun, are sure to make; but these
DIN. les are performed irequen ly atsthe serious
r;Sk of health if not life itself, unless the
,nroper precauti1ns are taken to prevent the
had effects so easily generated by imprudent
exposure. Carters Spanish Mixture, the un-
riyalled Purifier Of the Blood. possesses in
rema lkabie degree the cooling and purifying
influence over the system so necessary IN
such ca es. ITS Singular power over the
Blood, its gentle Ionic action on the Liver its
Strengthening, viyifying and invigoratIug quail
ities, its known tendency prevent disease
by expelling all humors from the Blood, ard
Riding the system.of poisonous infection, has
gained for it place among the highest dis
coz cries of medical science, 1t is positive
cure for ScroIula, Fever and Ague, Liver Dis
ease, the effects of Mercury, and all such
iii eases, as thousands who nave used it have
grateful cause TO know. The trial OF bot
tie will satisfy any who may be unacquainted
with its effects.
A SERIOUS TALK.-We wish 10 impress
il on the people of this rapidly growing coun-
tiy, many OF whom are bearing about Their
bodies the seeds Of disease which mar in time
develope itself in the form of Scrofula,
Rheumatism, syphilis, Mercural affections,
OF other kindred di eases, which when they
get fas, hold of the system soon leaves the
constitution but a shattered wreck, that a
mong all the me licines yet known, Carter s
Spanish Mixture IS the only p 'sitive and UNI
failing Purifier Of the Blood--contalning neil
Their mercury, Arsenic. Opium, or any other
dangerous drug or noxious herb, so generally
used in such cases. 1t still possesses pow
er over the blood, rendering 1t pure and
healthy which before its discovery was OF all
Others the thing ~ be desired. 1t cures
Scro ula, Rheumatism, Syphilis, Fever and
Ague, and all that class of diseases, by ex-
polling from the Blood all impurities which
clog aud disturb the correct action OF The sys-
tenn. More than t .ouSand such cases have
been permanently and radically cured by It's
use. and we take pleasure in extending Its
field OF usefulness by advising our friends TO
try it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-27

UE The Indiana Journal nomina. es
John c. Fremont for President in 1860.
and the Madison Courier places . his
ma me at the head Gifts columns. We were
told before the Presidential election by a
prominent member of the Peoples
party in Indiana that il was the intention
of the Republicans To maintain their or
gsnization and keep Fremont in The field
for 1860. but we could scarcely believe
i. possible that The Aboli,ionisis would
insist on keeping up the internal ogi-
tation OF slavery when there was no ques
ton before the people. We were mis-
taken, however. We gave them more
eredi, for patriotism than they deserved.
~ d. Ledger.
There is nothing in our past, present
or hopes in the future to justify our good
friend al New Albany in calling US .'Ab-
olitionist." The indiscriminate use OF
the word By the Buchaneers has extract.
ed the most of the sting when need as
term Of reproach hut let that pass; lit
is not possible to make a silk purse on,
of o sow's ear" or 10 teach drcency and
good manners to a Buchsneer editor.
The Ledger calls the agitation of the
slavery question on cur part "infernal.'
but has no word Of repruach or rebuke
for the members of his party who advo
Gates the revival OF the hellish African
slave trade. The Administration party
would have the Republicans to be quiet
for a few years. until they extend slave
fy into all tie Territories, open the
slave trade with Africa for slaves to re-
place those sent from the States into the
Territories, and perfect their plans for
gradually changing the social system OF
the free States 10 correspond with that
of the slaves States. This is no fancy
sketch. The Richmond (va.) Enquirer.
in October. in the hottest part of the can
vass, proclaimed that the principles o.
the Nebraska bill was the greatest of re-
dictionary movements" carried on by
the most learned and philosophical me u !,
who are yet unconscious Of what they
are doing" The same paper affirmed
when The North Gains down a little,
and seriously Investigates the influence S.
for good or evil, of the existence and
gradual extension Of negro slavery in the
North. they will find those influences al
good. all promotive OF their prosperity Ind
we'll being" Here the avowsl of lead
ing Administration organ is full and
complete. yet the blind philosopher OF the
Ledger, unconscious of wha, he is do
ing." would have Republicans not to ag-
itate this "iufernal question even by re-
sistance.
When we were n boy we used to see O
blind horse hitched to q bark mill.-
Round and round he went. day after day.
month after month. in the same track.
grinding the bark-why or wherefore the
horse knew not. The editors in the free
States attached to the car of the slave
power remind US of this poor blind horse;
round and round they go. like the mos I
learned philosophers" of The Richmond
(Vs.) paper. wholly unconscious Of
what they are doing Mad. Cour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-27
Liver Com ISi:1i int aud Dyspepsia
THOMAS LATCHFORD says:

CovixGrox. Ohio. Dc. %. 1853.
ssNy wife has been a Fl ,cied with the Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia FOR number OF years,
,lur:ag which time I have spent great deal
for doc,.ring bu, she r, ceived very little bene
iit therefore,: and finally the doctors said she
COLL not be car.l. Llstspring she concli
to Try H,ofmds Gassan Bitters; she took two
bottles, aud ever since tang them she mas
been able TO a,iead to her business. l have
sold quite a humber OF bottles through per
recommendation. and rs far as can lecri, II
has giveh satisfaction TO all"
See advertisement.