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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22

NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
MR.. E. D. FARNSWORTH has been duly elected Marine
vi and Fire Inspector for the issuance Offices and Agen
ces of this city, and such Inspector authorised
anime any risk taken by either Of the Offices.
JOSEPH VAULX, Pres't.
ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. SEAY, Presr.
oet3I-tf JOS. NASH, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22
Com merrial.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. Nov 81, n. is5s.
CoTToN.-The quantity arriving in town is rather in
creasng though the receipts continue light Sales at John
& Horne's of 60 bales at IOK@IOXc
GRoCERIEs-UEchanged.
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rms mrHEnro NrRAcrABLs DISEASE, OF EVEEx TuRz
IN EVERY sTAGE
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE sALVE
yNTILL never fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate Of
Hemorrbods or Piles 1t is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here or for the Piles and the result Of years
of patient study and invest gstOn.
Sufferers from Plies hsFs remedy at hand which
will
STAND TIE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part do all The prouretox
claims for il.
Full directions accompanying each box and an hat ID
requisite Is strictly 70 observe hem and ours viii soon
to follow.
DIR T u. CAvASAUeH, presently
Dear Sir When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned my
condition 70 you, asking your advice You recommended
effect Was immediate, and l an well. bshsVe 10
sure cure Tor that disease the Piles and such
mend it to others.
You're uuIy, JOHN W. HANSON, ofst. Loais, No.
~ Phi etI per box For sale in Nashville bv Evia
Bros Who esae Agents, and By Druggists aud Dealers
Dr. 7. II. CAvANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
augal-ly inside Sc Lcuis, No.
7 OST---S25 REWAR n. ---LoST ON FRf-Os
- DAY last, 10 the city, doublr patent lever ~
GOLD WATCH with black silk ribbon, buckle ana "a
ssal attached The above reward win given FOR h re-
soVery. Enquire at this once. (novl6-dIw.
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hoiioway's 0inImenf.-7he healing and cool
ing enect OF balsamic ointment upon burns
ming sores, irrtaons Of The skin scroulous salt rheum
erysipeas and all external Inflammation miracle in
surgery
Sold atthe manufactures Maiden lane, New York,
and No. ga Strand Londou and by all druggists at 2Se,
6e,sc., and 81 per box.
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r. p. Peck

rs receiving from the celebrated Mandatory of
Il BREWSTER d SoN, New York, further supply of
choice Coaches Rockaways ana Light Trottug Bugs ies
Ass has constantly hand of mis- bud Bugges
p,cav adapted TO country use, at his Ware Rooms
lover Market street Ioct2-if
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
ID will sell a bargain in nv Residence, No 2S Hrgh
street The house is large and commodious and well
ranged with all the necessary for large
family Any person wishing to purchase II please call
me at Davis. Pitcher Co., No. rs Public Square.
oct9-H J, b. DAVIS.
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Negroes for Sale.

DY virine OF decree the Couny Court Of Davidson
county, rendered in the of John H. Calender and
others en- pare in offer for the Public Square in
Nashville and in or near old Court Yard, SATUR-
DAY, December 9th 1856 the following negroes wit:
JUDITH aged 50 wears Thomas aged Is years Anderson,
aged % years. William aged years Mary aged ., Judith
aged months. Terms cash L. X. CHEATHAM,
Ort9S dir ark audM asta
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22
New Books.
HOW WE LIVE.

A
ON az St,. ompar2oiy the best Wori
res recently made throusbort tSe WarIa aiseoVe
HUMAN PFYSIOI0 Sta,;.s 49, snS ~, - AZ
Conditions and ~ he Tia - a1s q I y, vi
DIAPER D. L. D., Professor of Chemistry Ply sioIogy
IN l1e university of New York. illustrated by nearly 3O
mooo-euis nom photographs $50 pages, svo, Muslin
hece1veo and sale at HAGAE'S
| -16C--;- - MelAe. s.ree..
| , pcoH wSOhih'S LIFE AND ADfENTORES.-The
o .nu husehures OF James r. BeckWourth Mounaineer
Written from his dcistion, by T. D. Bonner With H.
iusfanons. lsmo. Muslin- ~
MS Lie mas been scene OF bold Enterprises of appalling
uaneer OF mar oreacn escapes TO which 1t would be diff
The Volume sems ~ he r;Si Az arnhlnl "a ~
best illustrations Of frontier and ultraoptie life in
literature--Ch ristain 9duoeate and Jonrnal =
For safe al HAGAN's, Market street.
WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA--Western Afric, /. its
History, Condition. and Prospects, By Rev J. leighton
Wilson Eoheen Wears Missonarv in Africa and nov
Off Of The Roard az Forign H
SION With numerous Euerayings I2mo Muslin
Mr. Wtlson,s hook Western tla mos.
complete and ha, bss
the uresent Condition Of This vart of be World
TtsrgrU Gamma ~ = 1000"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22

A DIVIDEND of EIGHT this day de-
~ clared the Capital Stock Ofthe Nashville Commercial
Insurance Company Of the profits for The six months
ending this day. JAMES WALKER, Sec'y.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3, 1885, car. nov4-slm
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BquaFng the crczation-the method Of prsventipv
the establishment Of disease-regulAOn The anly means
OF purifying the blood and restoring the sCk 20 health
quick ec>eY OF Railways Ready Relief and Railways
Regulators, in >sng the patient OF coughs congestions
rhenmatsm pneumonia, throat, infamatoRs fever
and ague bilious remittsnt and Intermittent, scarlet,
phus chagres, and all contagious and non-contagous
feVers.t
The positive virtues Of Railways Renovang Resovent In
restoring the COnsumptiye 10 Health, and seeming
bronchitis, Asthma, bad Headaches and Dyspepsia.
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COPAR'rN ERSHIP NOTICE.

aged months. Terms cash f. K. CHEATHAM,
oct2S-df Clerk and Master.
COPARCN ERSHIP NOTICE.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the style OF
L LANlEk d PHILLIPS, in the Wholesale Grocery and
Commission business, ceased this day, by Limitation.
The business from aud after this will be continued
and conducted under the firm name of LANIER, PHILLIPS
& co. All persons indebted TO late firm ire requested
make early settlement, and having claims against
the same Will please present them for adjustment
L. H. LANIER,
Nov. 1, 1856. WIN. PHILLIPS.
MAGNTEECENT RESlDENCE FOR SALE.
1Nl large BRICK HOUSE with lOOr IL rooms corner of
Vine and Demumbrnne fronting the form
los feet the latter and free Of taxaon
30 years. J. L. & R. W. BLOWN,
novl6-d2w. Az cherry
WHO WANISIT2 A RARE CHANCE FOR
A BARGAIN.
ONE of the best and Oldest Family Groe ries and Steam
Boat in the city is ior Rent and the Stock and
for sale Apply at the of Broad and Front
streets. lnoyl3-lm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22

LADIES' RIDING HATS,
OF every style and quality, just received at the Hat and
~ Fur Store of A J. FRAECISC0S,
octl8 Public Snnare
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22

THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
FROM ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22
M RAILWAYS REGULATORS
EQUALIZING THK CIRCuLATIo,

EQUAiIzING THR CIRCULATION,
And regulating all the organs OF The body 70 natural sud
healtay aeuon.
Railways Regulators possess properties hat all othsr
PILLS are deficient in, and the only pills use that can
ten.
They always leave hesystem in healthy conditions the
liver, bowels heart, pancreas kidneys skin regular
and ready 10 discharge their functions without re-
course unnatural means.
Every dose OF Railways Regulators that are taken iu
nfase new hie freh strength, and sound health 10 the
weak and feeble body.
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Waterfield & waIker !:

a GKEEABLE with their usual custom Wsisrheld &
Walker again swept the board OF all the Premiu ms
offered at the late Fairs for the finest specimens In the Hat
Department Ii should be borne mind for the very
moderate price OF five dollars of these elegant
be.Procured. novll WATERFIELD * WALKER
NEW DESIGNS OF SOFT HATS,
THE largest and most select So Fur Hats
will be found At Waterfeld & Wakers-they have all
the new coors Of the ss7son. =
novI WAKEFIELD & WALKER
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RAILWAY & Co.
PILES! PILES PTLESI

1872, Fulton street, New YORK.
Sold by Druggists Merchants, and Store keepers
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BoILs CURED BY 3. R. RRsoLvENT.

Lma, Indiana, Dec. I2, lass.
Messrs. Railway & Co, Chemists, N.Y.--Send me two
dozen Of X K ResoVent have been sOreIy afflicted win
bos. been ormented with these disagreeable
eresceBces for than two years. tried all kinds Of
medicines without effect. commenced
bottle cured entirely have since recommended it 10
others. Yours truly, re. WRIGHT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22

LAUIESy KIDEING HATS.
THE Ladies will End WateIheId & Walkers some
handsome styles of Riding Hats Of the richest texture
and most appropriate designs Also, full assortment Of
Fancy Hats and Caps for children
FURSI FURS FURS!
WE have received q part OF our Winter stock Of Furs
w and will sell them at very moderate prices
WATERFIELD & WALKER
City Hat and Fur Store,
noVl % Public Square.
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IMPORTANT TO BOOK AGENTS.
THE subscribers in addition TO their large list of Books
i for general dealers, now publishing
SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
to sold exclusively by Agents. Of style entirely in
subscription ks rendering them far preferable 10 any
thing now hands of agents For full particulars ad
dress MASON BROTHERS,
oeto2-tf Jos and ITO Duane ST., New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22

LOWELL MASS.
a And sold Wholesale by Berry & Demovle Retail
by Jo g. Brown Nashville and all Druggists in the CITY
and all Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
dtrw&W4u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-22

An Emgrant called upon few months SINCE who ha
been troubled with the disease called Kings Evil. He
two very large holes in his neck and head body an,
legs were with the disgusting and ekenin
sores We Immediately placed him under influence Q
the Resolvent. In weeks from the called upol
us every healed Not upon hi
body 70 re mind him Of the Kings Evil.
This man. like thousands Of other deiuded persons ha
thrown prOsrated before Emperors kings
and Queen, be touched BY the fingers Royalty
evng the hands Of their "mOst sacred majestic
would drive away eyil.p The RsnoYatug RasslvpD
aad power restoring this poor deuded victim OF
cruel disease sound condition Of body than All N
kings and mOnarchs on the earth.
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DEM. F. SHIELDS is receiving and will continue
ID receive weekly from the Eastern large supplies,
every of description of Dry Goods clothing, Hats, Shoes
EmbrOideres with variety OF GO0ds, adapted to the
market and
Job lots" will be sold the Retail Trade at private sale
very cheap for cash only.
Regu auction sales usual.
BENZ. F. SAIELDS,
40
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I zoe per 100B
'75c per 100D
! CSC per l00D
500 per 100B
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08

where no decent young man would boast
Of having been. The few who escaped
from the contagious vileness Of this
school not wholly debased, were those
pho had d passion for reading, and
soho became sincerely inteyssstd IN their
sfudies.i - iI'w oG9o 81. ,igigfm4lltiI
Is our experience peculisr!, Not Of
all. Wa have made inquiries on that
point. We are convinced that there Is
no school in this land, conducted on
what we may call sanG.imonious princi.
pies, in which the tone Of moral feeling,
and moral conduct, too, is not wretch.
edly low-in which Il is not thought to
be something great to be dissipated. to
despise authority, and to insult supsriors.
Hundreds among our readers know thst
what we are saying on this subject is
true. though, perhaps, they may not like
to have it said. Every one has his tale
to tell o! college tricks, but it occufs to
few that the prevalence ofthose tricks az.
gues in the students who perform them 3
most pi.iable poverty Of mind, ss we'll
as low and vulgar tone Of feeling. w
g. But we have wandered somewhat from
our original purpose, which was merely
to remind those who have 10 do with the
training Of boys. that long. faced sancli.
mony and bare. faced rowdyism have the
closest possible RELATIONSHIP p-that Of
Cause and Effect. ti5taI ..7 4... 51
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08
Parental Firmness.

By this is meant that disposition
which, though at the greatest distance
from all that is rigid, stern and cruel.
can master its own feelings; amid the
strongest appeals 10 the tender emotions
Of the mind, can inAexibly maintsin its
purpose, and in the way or denying i'm.
proper requests, or administering cor.
reclion, can infict pain on the object OF
his affection, whenever duty requires an
an exercise Of beneficial severity. For
want Of this disposition, of this fine and
noble quality, how many. have ruined
their children for ever, by indulgence.
Those parents are most sincerely TO be
piued, who have not resolution and firm.
ness enough to deny the requests Of their
children, when they know them to be
improper. Nor are they the less objects
Of pity, who from an i'll judged tender.
ness. withhold correction when it III
known to be necessary. The conse.
quences must be fatal 10 the formation Of
a manly vinuous character. | have
heard parent say-"I love my children
so we'll, that cannot punish them when
they do wrong" Strange love, indeed?
Had your child fractured limb, what
kind Of affection would you express by
saying that you cannot consent. TO allow
a surgeon to operate upon il! Hence
your child must suffer the consequences
Of Il de:ormed limb, the rest Of its lie.
And yet appeal to your reason, If this
course would not be far more excusable
than 10 let their temper and passions be.
come Perverse, because you have not
steadiness, and energy enough b TO -sxer.
else judicious restraint, or inact saIula.
ry punishment.-HQH on Education.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08
Advantages Of Having q Home.

One pi,ies spirits that have no bodies.
Poor things what a modification it
must be 10 fit about like shadow, or
so unsubstantial that men can look
through you and not know that you are
there. II may be all we'll enough in
August 10 wish oneself cloud, Kidding
in fleece high up in the cool air. But
when one has in Autumn and Winter
heard his own footsteps awhile, grasped
substantial hands and clasped forms
that he could feel, he feels a natural
pity for poor, misty spirits, thet can not
condense enough TO be palpable TO the
sense. But whata poor, shivering, rest
less, rapping spirit is without body,
that is living man without A HOUSE,
He can not take root. A man OF q
hotel is like a grapevine is flower
pot, movable, carried around from place
TO place, docked at the root and shor
at the top! There is nowhere that 9
man can get real root.roon1, and s?rsat
out his branches ill they touch the morn
ing and the evening. but in his 0,Dn house
II Icould, | should be glad 10 live il
the house that my ancestors had livec
in from the days Of the Flood Tha
can not, be, for in ascending the line o
ancestery ! find the people. but not the
houses and it is more than suspected
that some Of them never owned, one
MY fathers house Ii is like picture
rubbed out. The frame and canvass
are there but strangers have passed it
The room where | was born, where my
mother rocked my cradle and sang a'
angels do, where all my boyish froli CT
began and life spread out its COLDER
dream--they are oil overlaid by o,he
histories. We planted pleasant thing
in the old house, but the Assyfians came
in and settled down upon them.- Wara
Beecher's Thanksgiving Sermon.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08


A SLEEPINo AUDIENCE RousED.-A cor.
respondent informs US of an incident
which occurred at the Congregations |
Church in Westminster, in this State,
last Sabbath. The clergyman, an aged
minister, was preaching from the text, II
speak as unto wise men Judge ye what
say" He advanced as far as "thirdIy," )"
when he observed that many OF his
hearers, overcome by the heat Of the day.
had fallen asleep. Stopping in his dis.
course, and wiping the persperation
from his furowed brow, he exclaimed
"My fiiends, as the day is sultry and
will stop awhile, and re-.
quest the choir in the mes ntime to sing
the tune Of 'coronation,' commencing
my drowsv powers, why sleep ys 30 -
The effect was electrical, bringing tho
audience to their feet. They remained
standing, while the sublime choirs, from
the combined voices Of the choir ami
congregation, soon filled the house, and
effectuaIly destroyed the disposition to
sleep. Tho preacher resumed his die.
course at "lhirdly."-tLynn News.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08

TaERE ere moments in human life
when persons linked together ia series
of events, may form ta6leaux. which
stand out from ordinary grouping. like
an ILLUSTRATION stamped in sirong light
and shadow on the book Of destiny. !.
HrLL CLosrso our.-Mn G. He'll.
in Davenport, Iowa. has bssn, obliged
by the operation Of the liquor Law and
the Sunday ordinances TO close his dance
house, end offer Il for sale. Ia fine.
say the firm who announces tie sale,
"MraHell's oceupatioais gous! !" Amen
and amen. q,s<s5 "a str ig& gr'F
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08
Chubby Children.

IT should be kept before the people
that babies ought to be plump. A let.
ter from Berlin contains the following /:
$40 one who has just come from
America, think hardly anything is so
striking as TO see such muititudes OF
children from six years Of age. down 10
six weeks. all ruddy, plump. healthy
Look at the first FIVE hundred you meet,
and that universal American nuisan ce,
crying baby. is not to be seen. Why
should they cry I? They have plenty Of
simple food-not devouring OF pound
cake; If the child asks for bread. they
do not give him s,one-have plenty Of
fresh air and play here, and sleep in
their plump nurses arms, and wake,
and play. and sleep again. The chill
dren certainly do not look so delica,ely
beautiful as with us-fairie., frail as
fair-still, were "a parent, should
thank God for the honest, round, rosy
plump faces Of these children.
There is something wrong about child
rem that are not chubby, and something
wrong about children that are not full
Of fun and good humor.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08
. Jury, IN a iriai Of lie and desih, hs
wss completely satisfied ofthe ia ocence

. Jury, in a trial Of life and death, no
~ss completely satisfied ofthe ia q ocence
'of the prisoner; The othei' eleven were
Of the opposite opinion. But he was re.
solved The man should not be condemn.
cd and, o. the FIRST effort for preventing
II. very properly made application 10 the
minds OF his ussocistss, spending several
hours In lsbosing to convince ,hsm.L
But he found he msde no I'm preston,
while ne was exhausting the strength
which was 10 be reserved for smother
mode Of operation. He then calmly told
them, II should now be trial who could
endure confinement and famine the long.
est, and that they might be quite sssur.
ed he would sooner die than release them
at the iex pense Of the prisoners life. In
this situation they spent about twenty.
four hours, when, al length, all acceded
to his verdict Of acqui,tsI.-John Foster.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08
Horrid Affair in Maysville..-.A Negro
tpry atf Burned TO Death. Gi.Ia

We arc informed that on the Ken.
lucky Thanksgiving day, a couple OF
young men of MAysyille, whose family
connections ere described as Of the
"highest respectabiIity." were on drum.
ken spree at the "Psrkers House," in
that place. and protracting their frolic
until very late hour after all the house.
hold had retired 10 be |, attempted to
arouse the bsrkeeper TO procure more
liquor, and falling in this. snd succeed.
ing in finding yellow man, ono Of the
walters, asleep. they concluded 10 set
fire to him in order to avaken him -
With this view they took campt enc
lamp and pouring the fluid over his whis.
kers. ignitsd it, and the poor fellow fel.
lows neck and head became instantly
wrapped iu an intense blaze, which con.
linue6 until the fluid was consumed
The sufferines OF the victim were dread.
lul in the extreme. No refinement OF
torture could have produced more excfu.
ciatins misery. But, strange TO say,
death did not release him from torment
until after the lapse OF two weeks
The poor creature was the slave Of Mr..
BALL, keeper Of the Parker House, who
says, as our informant tells u., that no
human suffering could exceed that Of his
boy during the fortnight that he lived az.
ter the burning. The young men "res.
pectably connected" whose drunken.
ness resulted in this horror, are snid to
allese that they burned The negro by &C.
cident--that when holding the lamp 10
his fac they managed to break it, and
spill the fiery fluid rpon him. The
young men arc rich. They have agreed
to pay Mr.. Ball $1,000 for the loss OF
his servant. Our informa ant says that
no onein Maysville speaks Of this trans.
action without shudder Of horror, but
that no movement has been made to.
ward legal investigation Of the matter,
and that the "high position" Of the par.
ties implicated will overawe sny such
movement. We ask the citizens OF
Maysville, in the name Of their honor,
If these things can be true ?-Cencinna.
ii Commercial fl 81.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08
How CRxMproN Loox..-Among III

How CR1MproN Loox..-Among the
many fo,eign celebrities here, none cuts
q greater dash than Champion, the Brit.
,ish Minister. or course he is seldom
seen except in the street, when he gives
his ensigns Of royahy an airing. His
squipage is distinguished from all Others
bs lis extreme brillisncy. Every fair
day he takes his open baroache, a pair
Of spanking srayss mounts The drivers
seat holds the ribbons himself and drives
furiously around the broad avenues; bis
foo.inan, . dspper little gentleman, with
blue cape coat and cockney hst.s:,ting
in The cushioned seat behind. CramP.
ton is ok feet high, strait ss gun, gray
hair and folund ike svery other besl.eat.
ing Englishman. 'Ys,
Cor. Clearland Plaindealer.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08

81 THs Richmond sEsaminsS ID bold In
it, treason. j II suggests The following 10
. ,"Nes Proposition" ] II csnsisIy 10
new: lttoh. ssef'efe sd, I'D 9G3bi
- "The South sis dslibsratius upon the
policy Of retsIia,ins upon he Nofth..L
Il would seetn. slss, 8 much swisss,Te.
source 10 begin her wsrk ., home. The
sficaciousl legislation for The ssils which
afaict aud lhrssten her, woald bs snsct
making il |aw(uln for the people toiMr
and festhsr every man who should Snss
o. publish Words Of sulosy upoa q the
Union, from the pfsssnt time untilltks
final settlement ofs6M diiicpliies with
the Noflh; not ,hst ssch IAudi,ions sjrc
mala in Sc. but hst the public safety
demands, that for the oncs,i The mouths
Of traitors. toadiss and jacksssss should
be silensed--in spite Of ,hsmsslyes.l
sd We commend this paragraph 10 ,he
attention oflthoss Northern men who
still deem "scquisscence' in the ss.
grsssion Of slavery 10 bs the, duty of tho
Norih.-AN. Jour. 4 ;As a.. haoaa,i'.