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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02
JEW DAVID, or HEBREW PLASTER


THE Great Remedy tor Rheumatism, GoGt. Pain the
IL Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints; Seroula Kings
Evil White Swelling, Hard TGmOrs, stiff JOINTS and all aX
ed pains whatever -.'
Where this Plaster Is applied pain canuo exist ,.
II has been beneficial In OF weakness, such Pain
and Weaknes in the stomach, Weak Limbs, Lameness
fiction OF the Lungs in their primary stages destroys To-
ganaton by perspiraIion. H.. -s..,r,1 d, ,.,'
James Boyd, pickens district, South Carolina tes9es
tha by its asone he cured os Rheumatism both
Of his knees, of several years standing 10 I,.i Size. IN
The following banded US by respectable PhysciaR
In Georgia. ''-"-'' 60 '' --'
Lverwon and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively In my
rdcties ar threeBa past. and with pleasure that
state belief in thetT superiority all other articles
With which a scauane fr the purposes Tor which .bey
Ore recommehded The Hebrew Plaster, especially, is
universal peaeca for local palms Ihave also foand
sIceent application for spl4ls aud Bruises lit gives uni
seTsa satisfaction wherever used: sS oSItiN, u d.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, 1855 = -
N Beware Counte rieiis and imIatiuRss--1 e'-
The genuine viii in future have the signature Of K. TRy
or the steel plate engraved on the label the each
box: " '+ t'." $500 '' e.. -''' '~
Purchasers sdydsed that counterfeit Ofths
tcle is in existence. "a.
The genuine sold by and by agents appointed
through the South, and pedIar allowed 70 sell It. Besl
a and Purchases generally cautosed against f
ON ~ worthless article. il 's---- SCOViL q MEAD
Charities New 0resns Sole General Agents foF-
the Southern States to whom all orders invariably be
addressed
Sold also by EWin Brothers, Berry & Deneyille; A
Roscoe Thomas Wells and q W Hendershot, Nashville,
Tenn, and by all other DrEgyiss through the State.
! / ian fG-eydcSuiW- '.l-+ 2
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Nashville Sewing lMaehine Company.
& -: Nos. 7Tand ~ =.
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE. PENNESSEE.


HESE Machines very justly considered 10 bs ihs
bestFH Nse, havng the advantage OF H others The
simplicity their cQnsrQcon, the speed and beauty their
work, and the great 9Th Of their sesm. Unlike any
others In they form with tive reads
on ordinary spoos of eottpn, silk knob
syery stitch which the work from ripping under
ny eiYedmstance whatever =
The first and highest premiums have been awarded
MachiDes at all the leading Fairs throughent country
and Europe and the inventor reoces in the
ana reward ofthe largest Patronage ever bestowed upon
any Saving Mschne In knrope or ARsricE,--L .r
They are of the highest hnh and of every variety OF size
andryls and adapted to all the OF the Sewing
ptfr - g--r - % -
They are s secpTed exclusively pFoprieors by let
ters patent and free from all legal controversy
pains has been taken 10 adapt Plantation
sewing, and they SIMPLE, durable easily
and tended by any person. that they entirely beyond
competition for this work heayy
light bags, for Corn Wheat machinery has ever
been ilyenIed TO zuTpass hemany person
practice make from 400 sacks per day on one
machine Fhese machines equally adapted 10
well general sewing quitting, stitching, &c, These
chimes 50 arranged 10 make the stitch length
sired, and 70 with any and every In gar
ment and the durability, regularity aud beauty Of fnish
skflifi hands. .-1-'-.~-' '~-S IL --'--
Weshsli ~ al timeAkesp hand .uIl
these machines and most respectfully invite the public gen
orally % call and see them In and give Aem cxfsful
examination and be satisfied that the half has be-
told. j. z. T., 40 .--,a --fs ls.i -. dec28-tfs-
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACT0RY.
EBEE FULLERs


TENNESSEE BOOT AND sHCE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts..
Nsshvle, Tenn.
~ RATEEDL for the Liberal patronage bestowed upoI
this Manutactory since its establishment the Pro
pTetor feels determined TO merit continuation ofthe SAINT
in future
haye-now on hand sgood assortment Of ready made
werk, consisting in part of Mems Boys and Youths Gail
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes Negro Brogans dooele
sole; House Servants Shoes Ladies and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco and Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style and warranted. -
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds Repairing done.-
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
"a Banner iWhig, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy, and dsconnue sll other advertisements aug24
LOCOMOTlVES,TOOL AND MACHINERY .
TINE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Ldacrsncs Mas
Il sqchussts manufactures Locomotives Of any size or
guage Stationary Engines Lathes PaneEs; a.! kinds OF
Tools, Cotton. Woollen and Paper Machinery Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press,
&c &c All articles warranted beat materials and 9ork-
rahShp, Information may be obtained and orders tor'
wardsd on application to Mr. JAMES PLpEKET, At the
State House. NaShcile, Tennessee, or address i IA
J. H.W.. PAGE, Ireqsa;e..
nov 22-smd. Office, "a Kilby ST, Boston. Mass
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HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
ro1TroGvn vT nm ryrp TT chPaApapTYY 4

| COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
For Purifying the Blood, remoSiug all diseases arisg
from excess OF Mercury, exposure aud pprude1ce IN
is chronic constitutional disease, arising from i
pure state of the Blood and the only reliable and esc
taal known remedy for the of Serofa Salt Rheum,
Scsd bead Ueersti0ns of the Throat GId Legs, Palns
and Sxelings Of the Bones letter Pnpes the Fase
! and sli ScaIy Eruptons Of the Skins.
THIS article Is prescribed by some Of she most
i distinguished physciaDs In the country, and has
proved efficient in practice than any preparation OF
Sarsspsr vet offered 70 the public. Several cases Of
secondary SYPHILIS, Mercursl and Scrof1lous dlssses
pave entirely in the incurabs wards Of PCb
lie Institutions which had for many yeare resisted every
mode OF treatment that-eeuid be devised These
furnish striking examples Of hs salutary effects OF this
medicine srrestIng Of the most nveteEse diseases
after the glands destroyed, and the ssFsady
Affected. .-.z
EorIcE-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro
sor several Medical Colleges and certificates Of cures
from patients will be found accompanying both PrepsrI
lions.
PRcEs Fluid Extract of Buchu 81 per bottle Edo for Is
| =" :" OF Sarsapariiia, f" "
equal in strength TO gallon @ Syrup of Sarssper
/ Prepared and scd hy H. T. HELMB0LD, Chemist, 2Cs
Chestnut Street near the Grard House, Philadelphia
To be had of sad Of Druggists
and DeslerseveryWhsrs. ---
Al letters directed to the Proprietor agent receives
immediate attention. % junel--iy
/ tt WELLS, Agent Markets., Nashville
. Il G. SCOVEIs No. 50 North Side Public square
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NASHVILLE AND cHATT1YO0GI PIURoGn
= -tsa--NOILCE 10 SHIPRERl =. eH1-

TTSTH the Fennessee River Br5ses : ,.fSsf;s51s -
~ Produce aud herchan2ise will be tran rz.5-4
snPpe9 across tne river on Steamboats, and B.r -
- s W % two dTayAges- Shippers are nosis
enL 5O' 1e ennfs protection Of the con eats VIII Be ~
yea IRAN VIZ not Be received except in heavy osns
s ~ gunn{ osgA 1A hight hin sacks will be refused
saT % reParthe same viii greatly retar the tr4nsha
ana cannot De performed The Agents Of the Ros9 ss
instructed not TO receive grain at their respective
end accompanied By an order Of shipnent
n We cahnot permit the Depots n be used ts storn~s
until suits the convenience Of The ovyner ar sh;nr- H.
oruer hIer"ard Wheat 70 Chatanooga will Be rsr~e
mae ee1t and Corn eight cents per bgsAel from Tuho
ma sno AL stations west Of Tennessee River and from
SsshFie and All ststons west Of Tulaboma Wbs.s ji
1s enargea ten cents and Corn Rtneeents per bnshel
WHISKY VIII be charged dollar per Barrel IRON Has
uus 70 CsatenoogS All articles 81 irss be desousted i
our lard as s 3D. Cd and 4th class vii Be earrisd u
present Tariff rates m \, SNDTpSoV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02

:, REDUCTION ON LUMBER T6 NASByIILE'
From Bridgeport TO Tantalon inclusive Luuts- is -.
~ Pr Gar toen nom present raes From Cozsus
70 Normandy inc lusive, Lunlber 10 redaeed 81 per
Io@d lroM I0rner rates. decls i'll A.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02
a NAiSshyIllLLE no NEW ORLEANs.

EZa4tA, IAIHI 7 UULLARS
v IA Cnaif9nooge, Atlanta and West Point TO aar,,.
pot Price BIS so. " 1~u - 'Se IL
From Montgomery 70 Mobile, By q double dsiJv linz
olug ana evening" otStageS and Steambosis eonnec,
ing Win tue steamers from thence 70 New Ories1z
-. ID. l. ANDERSON, Ifeu'l SprJ, \ = y d "a :
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02
AItlo ifEM AltsI.
pANAmAY on I1g s6R sgIS Bscsasp Ss a1f' Ias from

ID ANANAY on lhR 2gth DecenIber last from e 4
III tbs su6sCrI5er iSiag nesr Nashville, snsgto Nv
m2u named SAP. Of dlGsGeoppsf color.. sbont -
tsst high, weighs shout 100 posud., ,loa spsken W
and w6i1es ue through BIS nose, lie had On - -
when be left black ss Toa hat, brown jIans sack oa
and pants be also had Ohsr clothing With RIm, Of ner
gHslitg.-3 id. ID .. ... q. a .z ss ,zsf;ss. 81.
TStgsbsve ve reward win be given 9y bis apprehension
sndftery q The lailor al Nashville, go Will be Civ:
en- eonHnsd in any other i4il So thatI can g,t him.
isRfs-lwi sl..-l.. ..-r AesrAONTGoAEltI. y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA kAJLR0AU
a - - - e

IN and after Wednesday, December fsth lss5 T,.-
" viii as follows: S' Atss-S
COIN - UTH
leaves Sesnvllle al $40 A. NJ and g. =. srrfv- a
TnoDpsons st 8 20, A. ,aad 4 IS.
I GOING MONTH
Leases Lnompson's 81 s45 Il; and , X; arrives .,
nasnVIiIs 1924 4, and % P r.
sunday Tram leaves fhoDpsoE's at pAh
me Stages OF Garter FbOHs H01gb oSaaees win n.
Through TcScts to Memphis, Wcynesbo-r, TsckrSzr-
luScGnos k1orenee, CoUt5il, rld PuLlssi an S---s
tel A SSnsypLoA ela2oAn 10
ooSL X. Frc- ana Srrss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02

... -. ..l.-.t- .-L-lI 49, 4i-' - = = :
lss= z.!i.F -. II "a I-z- sl@S-. 2. = - 49, 81
''.--r.,,,5, .. ~ ~ .E55l .:.i,Easl
.--S-~.,-.ts Ill
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02

Flour at The above rates Q % 6PFed 70 lots o7 Ss-
quantities. i've cent? per barrel 70 Be- aidsd Fi,-- :.
sacks viii be transported same terms geo Bs = -
rated ana charged GS one baFrsL b. l. ANDERSON
oclI3-f =, -. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02

- CORN sAGkS, EUftNasA AChs.
GNTEhxvs in Store and sre reguisriy receiving and
w 2k bsshel osusbGtg Corn Sacks. to which We tn
vite the attention Of shippers
dac2a - 80 We " SOhDVS = OO,
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RAILROAI NOiCIT

<-.a-,., RAILROAD NOTICE.
lOfIuN destined Tor Charleston will on and ssr tbs
y dale be charged "a 25 per bale Of 500 bs or ss 80
% cents per 100 los for excess Of over 500 lbs
septic HI ANDERSON. Sun't ~ n y ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02
'rATies 70 eHATrAxo6sA.
Prom Sashvflis, Ta7eTFne

~ ~A-@ a AAALsEAi
Prom Sashvflls, La7eTTnc
and Smyrna,.....- -.
From Murffees5oro. Chris
tinna aRd FOsterViile,. !.
From Bellbuckls, War
trace, Shslbyvtils anC
NOrmandy,-.......-....,
From lcilahoma, RsssI',
Springs, peehsrd sRe
.-CONan,..........r......
From TaRtzlon, AndeTsoT
and StevessoA,.-.. -...
From BEideepoTt, Shell
mound and Whitesi de. .
sFATI0E rO-NEHvIILE.
FrQm CaR tanor =, Shelf
Mound and vi Nside,. /.
From Rrdsepofr isveu-
SOP, Anderson q Tsa-
tafoDs. ...-...ss... - /.
From Co s2n. Deche. .
uiis Springs abd Ia :
oOma,.-.--.-...s....-
From Normandy, Wartrals
ShslbyVili9 and Bel.
-ouckls,...-.-...s..s....
From ROsterviiilO. Chris-
uIna and hurireesboro, /.
From Florence ,snyfna aa6
I1yergne,. .,.........s....
Flour At ths above rates
y.hvs barrels and upwa
quantities, i've cent: per
sacks will ha frananorfad :
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- - WALLACE &. lWINGFIELD,F .z'as.
General Commission Merchants

AND DE EALERS In PRO ID e L (,
-. - d AfLdNTAs 1GE0RGLA. - ~ - : ''
NXJIEI give special attention 80 the sale Of bsoa Lard
w Flour yfob2eSs, 6e, &c. 200 - - BE- i''4 ''-' {.
a 80. .-aa--h-.z. RETER TO 80 ,-t-''f - =
a OWs,,sce Kuerylle Tenn, Tocle, Bro. l. Co., Msrv-
yS)s Perm, 81 4 Cox, Louisville, Tenn j Bona dson
Union Teun ehnssa B Hair. Madisouvts, leen Brae.
sou 4 Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fans hing, baa
dridge, Tenn. Vaugn Pickle Sweet Water. Tenu7 Il
NJ Jscksor, Athsns Tenp, PguIiain, Jennings CoaAu
susta. Ga John Cunningham Greensboro. Ca, W Lu-
Rotf, Macon, Ga. + Willis, Savannah, Ga now
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02
$3.50 IN PREMIUMS

TJAVING largely increased my supply OF Rags oy the
III premiums offered the past year eOdiIg june so.
am induced aera aFgeT amount OF premiums TOR the
present. year Hni Will pay the abovs premium in sums
ofslOO 800 ESQ tO 500 s5o O $O $So and $40 10 any
yhis deie to the st Juy 1856, the largest amount OF
kAOS The same be bought outside of and by men do
ing business outside of,Sasiyilie OF vicinity
will at all tunes pay iGhest market prices ID cash
tr RAGS on delivery and Issue certificate TO the owner
u the amount received snd paid for These eertTheates
mustbe kept and sent in on or beCre Use ist 81 0G
paxt o hst three isinterested merchants of Nashville
can make the awards. The largest Eno9nt besng entitled
70 the xlOO the next largest TO $59 and 80 on down.
Merchants sepcng nae rags will please write that nay
knpS 10 vhossnaue 70 issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed, "a : B. '.'-
Wooen Lnsey, Silk and WorSted rags are not wanted
Snd will Aot be included in the above.
earnestly Solicit greater sitentont0 TO saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle TeHu..i ,
Juy4-lydtTiwSw -s--sh. y. MHlTBMAN.
= - - North. of the Sanapes
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--s-i ii1--1t q - z-s--seIf
s<r4 ~ ss.'l--5s s4i Z oeee'st szayh sd.f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02

THE copartneFship bereoors existing under the firm
Il ard ssyle Of BROWN d GRIBBS Is this day dis
snyed by mutual consent Jo G.. BRoWss aioae author
lied 70 use the name Of the Irm in liquidation &c
.--- .r JOSIAH q. BROWN;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-02

Portable Plantation Corn, Feed Foarins Mills Manu-
fsctured from the best-qtalfty Of French Burr
DUKR MfLh STONES. OF ali sizes, on band Gnd made
Betting, Hosting and Regulating Screws, Screen Wire
Dsmsel Irons, Plaster Of Pagis, Dutch AakeE brand
Boiling Cloths, or all numbers. a. 1; 3. 1
All sruoas sold hy warranted TO be OF the besl quT
ity.urtas money refunded. 5e Ia
Niers. Niwrights Farmers, and others are respeSer
fuY invited to examine my stock else
where ..-- ~. . :. st.,- .,,.sar ri.s-A.. i. O
kTToraets aud Communications promptly atsldsa e,
90 u t'.' '- + JOHN W. BRADFVRD, sig.-
Uct-eotw kUly Cor Broad and High SITS. Naslyills
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palY1ler's Patent Leg.

n %AYEIn-stcre and for sale low tor cash the follow
ExtPa Family Flour, ~grrantedthe very best - 7.-
Suyar-Brown Crushed, Loaf and PulveriEed.
Coiee-Java Iaguyrs and Rio
Preserves Jeles and Jams of all kinds
ausss Catslus PieSles,- Oysters, Spices-End Fish.
Pie fruits Pesches5 Cheriies and Strawberries.
F.s or1tts aud all otter articles strictly for family
as. WnrrsItsd the very hest qusfty -. '.. q
ia14I5S.-.-. .sJe j. az. HAWKINS SO Union street.
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r NJ WILEIN having been admitted to practice in
81 all the Courts Of Tennessee and New fork aud hay
mr. eruaneutly located in Nashye, will sttend toal
matters II Ctlscfieu khd Litigation Entrusted to hra
Office 40 10 ThArrV street. - .n"VN-u
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HOD-bIYER Oils tiTo;, genuine Cod Liver Uil.
~ jnstreceiyed from Rushton, lark d Cos, by 4---.
lao 10 G. BROWN. aa College 81.
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SPLENnIp RESInENCE LOTS FOB sA LE
4 .LiSIkABi.E, LoE, opposite the residence Of pr
~ E5yd NcSaTry iroatiEg 81 fast inches on summer
treeI he dtvs Ul is II lie very best Investments
'h-i e4E be tad in r.le o.tE. Apply TO
J1.6 W BROWN,
! i-bs--Sn .-I... 44JS Cherry street.
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sa sal g. -: ,
GsaSSSas N5RxesSa !y9ESSEs5SS 5 IsR..
RNSFlFS@YSs 5SSSqSaSSSi-,. ,.

For the Complete Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Asthmay Bronchitis, SPitI3ng
of Blood ana alt other Lung Conn piRints
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RAILROADS, &c.

WHRAT coRN. OARS. FLO9as
per ea. per ba. per 6u. per tbs-
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-18

mains obdutate. A detachment Of
obasssurs drawn up Ii The court yard.
but they fail to shake her.
A seventh dispatch /" His Imperi
q highnsss is crying for the breast 80
His nurse weeps, but IL ipfexible /"
His Imperial Highbess clinches
his fists, and his face grows as blue as
the violets Of la belle Franes."
The Emperor commands the nurse
to give The breast to the Imperial In.
FAINT"
The nurse refuses, and, folding
her arms, throws up her situation, nm,
less allowed 10 salute his Imperial
Highness. who grows bluer aud blu
er."
The father faltsrs and Emperor
melts The baby IA given TO the nurse
and ono kiss per diem Is graeiously
permitted
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-18

That BABY KrNa.-APuncb. In
his last issue, 10 decidedly increasing
the strength Of his dabs at the French,
now that the special entente corfliaie
ls abolished by The treaty Of peace,
and each tub Ii In future TO stand on
its own bottom. Perhaps the reported
prescription Of tho publication in
France may have had tendency To
bring about an extra allowance Of
cream Of tarter. instead Of the genuine,
lemon Of the spicy compound. Ridi-
cule and satire abound. A few ex-
tracts
Windsor Castle was thrown into a
bit Of a flutser last week upon the re-
ceipt Of the following telegraphic dis
patches from the Tuilleries
"The Emperor has forbidden the
wet nurse to kiss the baby p
Scarcely had the emotion Of the
castle subsidized, when second dis
patch was flashed to it on lightning
wings, 10 the following effect:
The Emperor has forbidden the
nurse to say, catcby-catchy to the i'm.
perialinfant"
A third dispatch followed with all
possible rapidity:
The Emperor has forbidden the
nurse to tickle the Child Of France, on
pain ofinstant dismissal"
A fourth The Emperor has for
hidden the nurse, at any period, to
ride cock.horse to the Prince Imperi-
al, under pain of Punishment to Cay
enne."
A fifth dispatch: The Archbishop
Of Paris has been sent for to admins
ter the oath to the wet-nurse who
VOWS she will not kiss the book to kiss
the baby"
A sixth dispatch "The woman re-
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-18

In casting about for tangible owl
dsnce, TO prove that the Republic is
now on its wape, and declining 10 fall /,
the historian might well lay bold Of
The fact, that men elevated to high
places by the voice Of the people. de-
seepd to take part in every polbouse
geatheripg Of politicians and mount
the stump 10 herrapgue the multitude !;
10 ipAame the public mind and embit-
ter sectional and party feeling From
the President himself, down to The
fiattest headed politician In The local
legislature. oil are alike guilty and all
alike, offer tho insufficient apology,
that others do It," The man who Ia
elected to one place to-day; IL to-
morrow an aspirant for another free
y using his time and money to keep
up campaign papers, purchase votes
and employ bireling DULLES to. bsset
the election polls What a picture !
Can We hot see looming up In The dis
tant horizon, dark cloud to over.
spread the nation Can we not see
written on the blank scroll In tho hand
Of Time. anarchy and confusion 7
plainly. Now, above all ether
time are the people Of the Union, who
prize the boon bequeathed by our fore.
fathers called on to stand shoulder TO
shoulder; 10 frown down this formula.
bic front, which demagogusism pre-
ssnts. II Ia not right-it IL not proper.
Men elected 10 high office and digni.
fed position, shouldn't least for the
time boipg, regard themselves as tho
representatives Of the entire people
and not tho party. Il i'll becomes
them to prostitute places md position
to mix with other dsmagogues; to At.
tend and take part inpolitieal buck
BY standing aloof from such
Thugs, whilst occupying place; IL
does not lessen them In the eyes Of
sensible men, nor IL their character
for republican affability and courtesy
lsssepod. But the fact 10, that now
aays n man IL never elected to one
place, that he does not begin 10 wire
work for another, and In this way
,f6ee-holding becomese profession with
him, and DO looses the very traits Of
character that should recommend him
% the people.
We cafinot close profound leader
ike this is intended 10 be, without
,lassic reference. Seneca says "Hon.
sta quaaam seelera sueeessus facit.'
Seneca Is right.
|
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-18
nrH. CAsTLETON's,
r y M A l. II Sc MINARY

L ~ m n - ~ - ~ w j ~ II IL
ATR. 4 Mrs CAsTLET0N having associated viii,
I'LL themselves, MISS CHAPMAN and other com.
peient Female Teachers viii be ready Ds6 ToisSfs
BY Oct, arat, to take a limited number Of board.
Ing and day seboiars
large eemHedious and elegant building Ia IN
process Of erection which will M ri airy, heal
Thy and abundant asebmm6da ti6ns Tor thirty
borders Ito which number this department siirni
ted,) besides eapseiess Z" Study Hall" and re-
citation ana Music Rooms.
The year NJ ten months IL divasd into foYr
terms, and b6arders must pay quarterly in al
vance. This Is imperative, either In essh OF Dsgo-
table equivalents.
Mr.. Castlstob, will take special charge efths
Graduating Glass and win devote the best of bis
talent and requirements 10 cultivate the lasts for
Literature and seisbee, rs well ~ 10 naks then.
intelligent on all important facts and priDci-
pies.
Patrons had better register and enroll their pu~
pills ~ early ~ possible, both day and boarding
pupils, that full preparations may be made 10
time.
Each boarder must provide silver fork and
Spoon, Napkins and Hing Bed and Bedding, all
distinctly marked with her, nauns.
All the branches Of an elegant Southern sfaca-
ton, will be taught and Vocal Music upon the
most approved artistic principles, will be daily
lesson.
FOR terms and further particulars, apply to
REV CAsTIETOs.
July 1911. Baton Rouge, La,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-18
City Shoe store.

+ w. QUIGGINs, would inform the
y. public that he has purchased the entire
stock Of J. 8. HACKLEY, and viii con
tinnc the business. at the old stand on Laf-
ayette street. He will continue to receive
weekly, supplies Of all that is fresh and
fashionable, in the way Of Ladies, Misses,
and Gents Boots and Shoes. july14.