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INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION.

BRONCHITIS, LARYNCITIS, and other diseases Of the
ID Chest and Throat successfully treated by the IsHAA
TON OF MEDIcArED VAPoRs AND PowDKRs, by Absorption
and Constitutional treatment practiced at the Stuyye
Heart Liver, Female Complaints, Dyspepsia, Venereal Aztec
o and Chronic Diseases generally viii receive the atten
the Physicians whom such may have been espe
Inc unprecedented which has attended this me-
thOd of treating diseases Ofthe Lungs and Throat ha in
led depart from usual course, and avail
ofthe Press in order bring kneW'edp" as
be ahorng under or Predsposed TO such affections
The dawn of brighter day has length arrived
Consumpye The doctrine of the neuraby of Consump-
on has 1T length passed away We have indubbe proofs
possession that Consumption all stages
cured in the first by tubercular absorption in second
the nhercule chaky calcarous
cOncreons in this third By cicaces Of Those we'd
incurable age. To ALL this great truth
must apparent viz that medicines inhaled in the form of
Vapor Powder directly into the Lungs be much
cua than that taken into the Stomach where the disease
does not exist
Diseases is that medicine in the form of Vapor and applied
directly Lungs where the disease exists
is thus left free aid in restoring by administering to il
healthy giving There SO hopeless that
Inhalation Will The means too, are brought
being so simple that invalid required to leave
home where the friendship and affection tends so
much to aid the physicians efforts
The Inlalng LhOd soothing, safe and speedy, and
consists administration of medicines man.
yapo produce their action at the seat of the disease its
practical success is destined to rev0uonize the medical
and establish the entire durability of Consumption
earnestly appeal to the common of all afflicted
with lung Diseases embrace the advantage
aliun and longer apply medicines to the unaffected
stomach claim Inhalation place among the priceless
gifts hath given u.s. that days may be
long in the land, and as the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSERVATIVE.
method only rational, but simple and efcacous.
Slch the profession that have adopted Inhalation,
found efcacous in the highest degree aresng the pro-
gress the disease and working wonders in many desper
cases. in verify, arumph OF our Art, this fell de-
sLroyeT of our species.
Neutrality-suspicious. wishing TO make themselves acquainted
with practice, informed that time being valuable
we only reply ingredients used,
contain fee. The fee in all of Pulmonary asc
on, will be SIO receipt of which, the necessary med
and instruments will be forwarded. The fee in
cases, will be from s. to $40.
Applicants will state occupation, married sin
gle how long affected, ii any hereditary diseases exists
the family, and symptoms generally. Let the name, town,
Stale, be plainly written. Postage for
enclosed Letters when registered by the
are at risk. lleilers must be addressed,
WALLACE MERT0UN,
oct26-6m s. NJ. Institute, N. Y. City.
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RIVER NEWS.

Reported by u. II. HARRISON.
The river Continues to rccede gradually. On
the HsrIeth Shoals 3 feet water scsnt, with a
prospect OF a further decline. The present tide
of the Cumberland will only admit of n c lum
light drought steamers trsversing from this point
to toe mouth. Such facilities are daily
Tn, weather i, clear and cod with hut slight
indications of rain.
Business aspect of the boating trade some " hat
below that Of the days preceding.
Rates oil pound freight to any point on tie river
25c per hundred. Passage Sc
The Ohio river is falling, with but 8 feet water
in the canal.
ARRIvED-Ells, from Paducsh.
DEPARTED-SlgO for Smthlsn1, and Ella, for
st. Louis
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o. The betting on Kentucky has been very
heavy We know Of many instances Of bets of
extraordinary magnitude having been made on the
result of the election. Lands, negroes cash
every thing that is property in Kentucky--has been
stakod throughout the State. Hundreds of men
are doubtless entirely ruined, and thousand sorely
impoverished.-Cia Gin. Com
BALTIMORE, Nov. l2.-Brigadier Gen'l James
Bankhead died at bis residence in this city last
night aged 81 years lie commanded the Nc
Henry, and was 10 the service AZ years. He en-
tered the service ths same day with Gen. Scott.
BosroN, Nov. Il The Cssco Companys Wool
p d. Mills at Gorham, Me-, were burnt on Monday.
, Loss $4,000.
New York, Nov 1.-THE Asia sailed this P
NJ with 1868 900 in specie.
tR- Punch says there are two things man
rarely forgets-bis first love and his first cigar.
k3y- A white woman died on door step in
Baker street, Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the coro.
ners Jury said "lrom rum and want"
SIxGULAR--To see a boarding school Miss
afraid of a cow, notwithstanding she did "Al the
milking to hum" few months previous.
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lf0YN, 1,EOTHIVli-

VNTE have Just received exisaslVe s5sorInsnt o.
w Boys Clothing, of various styles and prices which
we respectfully invite f1snds and the public gen
orally to call and examine. We also constantly
ceiving geniemens Over Coats Dsess and Frock Coats
and Vests OF every description Our stock Of Furnishiag
Goods is now complete. all Of which ia addition heavy
arrival OF Cloths Casseres and Yesngs the piscs we
haero rsslTes will offer Inducements rarely presented
To the citizens of Nashville.
septic CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
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~ A wsrm discussion is going on between the
Herald and Commercial AdUertizsr, of Montreal,
respecting the annexation of Canada to the United
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~ During the past few days large number
Of machinists have lett Boston and vicinity for
Cuba, to take charge of the machinery on the
plsptafiDnz
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DR.. ShalIenherger,s

NEVER AND AGUE ANTIDOTE, FOR THE SPEEDY
Il safe, and radical of of that Distress
ing Malady-on entirely principles. ~ Sold at
Wholesale by Ewin Brothers. and Retail by Jo G. Brown
Nashville. Tenn. [uns 2S-6m is
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Eay- TIE large auction sale of rich Wares, adj
vertisei by Benz. f. SHIELDS, takes place this
morning at 10 o'clock, He will have all the ladies'
and of course the gentlemen.
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TO WHOLEsALE DEALERS.
ID. w. RUSSELL,

FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI n LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO. so BROADWAY. NASHVILLE.
TINHE following portion Of the articles propose taking
orders for: Reehed, Bourbon, Reserve, MOnongAhsla
and Rye Whistles; brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum Ale and Por
ter LOngwOrhs Sparkling and Dry CatsSba Wines, Star
aud TalOw Candies and Palm Soap, lard and Lin
seed O White Lead Iron Nails, Stoves Castings and Holt
ware Wood Willow ware, Cheese, Vinegar, Glass and
Glassware HanU are ShOves spades, Hose, Axes,
Picks MaIteeks COrlage Wrapping Paper, Matches, &c
Orders handed will trouble Of ordering expen
ses Of travelling purchase, authorized
the terms and prices you could purchase
YOU the factories in person. All orders handed
will Immediately the factory and shipped prompt
on opening OF navigation Hoping share good possitn
your beraty and kindness remain, very Tespet
fully, -.
Oet2S-tf ID. W. RUSSELL
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
TIE SURSCRIIlERS

IIAVE Just opened very handsome assortment Of
II Furnishing Goods comprising a great variety of
Gloves, Suspendsrs Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria Haodkerchiefs, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose, Gents Shawls and AaifIers de- &C all of
which will be sold at fair prices
seDtfO-m CLIFTON A ARR0TT.
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Elr. Frederick BOeder.

TENDERS his services Teacher Of the Greek, Latin
French and German Languages. The best reoommen-
datODs be given qualifications. Terms made known
application at No II Church street, between Market and
College street. noylS-tf.
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WEST TENNESSEE.

We have heavy reported gains in other coun-
ties, which we do not include in the above table
because they are not official
POPULAR VOTE OF THE STATE-OFFICIAL
1852 1855 1886
Counties. Pierce. Scott .1oEn. Gen'y. Buck FIJI.
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BEAUTIFUL PIcrUREs.-Yisitor to the late exhi-
btion of the Mechanics Institute cannot have fail
ed noticing the handsome collection of Photo
graphic Portraits contributed by the A. lists of the
city.
Ia the special department of Ambrotypes, the
collection entered by Mr.. LARooMBE was deemed
by the judges worthy of the premiHm. Mr. LAR
OomBE by combining his efforts to this single branch
Of Photography, has succeeded in producing pic
lures which in distinctness, fidelity to life, and
exemption from injury, through time or exposure,
seem to leave nothing more to be desired
We invite attention to his advertisement in
another column
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NATIVE AND FOREIGN WNEs-Mr. CHAs. AxT
invites all manufacturers Of, or dealers in Hook
Wine, native or foreign, to meet him in Augusta,
Ga, on the Goth inst, to compare their wines with
his Georgia Hook, made from the Catawba Grape,
Of the growth of 1856. He hopes there will be a
full attendance he is determined to convince the
public chat better wine can be msde in the south
than in any other part Of the world.
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GREAT Auction SALE-On Monday, the oath
inst NJ. c. BRUCE will offer for sale st auction
consignment of Bohemian Glass ware, China ware
and fancy articles suitable for holiday presents
He has rented Odd Fellows Hall for this occa
sion, and will have the articles ready for inspec-
ton on Saturday, the 22d The consignment is
from large house in New York and the assert.
ment embraces everything in the line of Glass
and China ware. These articles will all be sold
without reserve, Ito use Bruces expression) con
account of whom it may concern, to satisfy the
constitution" and the ladies will find it much to
their advantage to be present. Remember, Mon
Cay, the q h inst 3, at Odd Fellows Hall
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GET THE BEST. -
Larcoy1abe's AznbrotVpes

TOOK the first Premium all competitors the
Exhibitious and acknowledged be the best
Pictures made in Tennessee.
(IT = Made heretofore al New York and Philadelphia
prices, and put up in tip top style at his AMBRoTYPE
ROOMS No 40 College street, over Campbell Donega
noyi3-dlm.
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Harvey in NaghviIIc.

Harvey IN Nashville
i tIeman in Philadelphia tie successful Gutter
OF garments IL nOw at establishment, No Is Cedar
street. and prepared 10 take aud % exhibit
fine an assortment Of Cloths Csssmers and Vestngs,
were displayed in Nashville Our stock OF Ready
Made Clothing both gentlemen and youths tail,
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
Comprised under that head.
OeIl4-ti CLIFTON ABBOff
SAEF or DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
w LII sold 10 the highest bidder the l2tn day Of
w November very desirable Country building Lots
TUrnpkes contain from 10 They Only2z
miles the eity-a Of these have falling waller
for stock DC, situated in desirable and growing
neghbOThoOd with Church and School privileges, within
and healthy soil coed for market rden purposes
Terms-One, Two and Three Years credit with interest,
for notes payable IN Bank aud lien retained
Omnbusses will usual, good supply OF some
thing and drink will be on the ground for all Who
Should be nelemeut The sale win take place
the next day. the Iah. W. b. HALtoH-
T.. K. GLAscOcK, AuctOneer
ALSO.
time will sell in conjunction with the above
FOUR OTHER LOTS,
Three from city, and in sight of Capt Waions
Lots, fronting - Poles the Louisville Branch Pike
10. ], containing Is Acres lES poles,
9, g IL $40 80
partly tHbered and in Blue Grass, tho balance
sandy SOIL suitable for gardening purposes, all with hns
building sites.
No A. containing Acres ZIG poles within seventy rods
OF the Pike, with level good open Avenue TO 10
Church and School privileges neEhborhOOd society, and
Omnbusses the de serbed ABOVE. Terms te3
above. InOVF-lwl THOMAS BATE
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Fresh Arrivals,
.-4. a BY
Vessel & Thompson.
On BBLS. Cranberres, all size packages,
~ so boxes Raisins, d"
200 Figs;
5 &c Lemons;
10 New Prunes;
% chests Black and Green Teas;
50 boxes Italian and American Maecaroni
so do English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
IS bbls. Almonds;
IS do Nuts, ass'd
25 baskets Champagne, extra brands;
90 do do, ordinary Brands. Together with a
larger supply of Sky Rockets Roman Candies CTacknell
Biscuit sardnes English, French and American Mustard
Sauces. Pickles. London Porter Scotch Ale, Foreign and
Domestic Liquors. And arrive $50 dozen Woods celeb-
nova VESSEL & THOMPSON
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HHERE will be meeting OF the Davidson County Ag
rculturaI and Mechanical Association SATURDAY,
the 18th inst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ at the Merchants Ex
chDge The subject of holding SPRING FAR will be
sdered and it is important that every member of the
Society should attend. Ii. J. JONES, See'y.
+. K. RAINS President.
IL meeting of the Officers of the Fair will be held
the place al O'Clock. punctual attendance is
guested. noVl3-3td
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2. =. Peck
rs now receiving from the celebrated Manufactory of
Il BREWSTER d Son, New York, q further supply of
choice Coaches, Rockaways and Light Trotng Bugeies
Alse has constantly hand of his build Bugges
peciay adapted to country use, at his Ware Rooms
lower Market street lOct2-f
GLOVER n co.
CITY EXPRESS PA CKA GES,
DARCELS and Baggage delivered any part Of the city
Il with despatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed,
they have nc"red heavy up and quick
conveyance and hope by prompt attention business
serve the patronage of the business men of the city,
Mr. A L. Wesbrook, late messenger of Adams Express
Company whave charge of Wagon and receive
liver Packages point in the city and suburbs Charges
very moderate. {,
Office Ne. 50 Cherry street, up stairs lover wm Boyds
Jr tnOyll-6m.
WHEAT AND CORN.
THE subscriber will the highest market price for good
l. merchantabe Wheat and Corn. JOSEPH NASH,
noyI2-lm Office, S. L. cor College and Spring sts.
INRESH RLCE.-2O cask Fresh Rice, landing from
noyl2-It JOSEPH NASH.
i for sale by [novl2-ItI JOSEPH NASH.
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS.
MR.. +. d. FARNSWORTH has been duly elected Marine
WI and Fire Inspector for the Issuance Offices Agen
cie of this city, and such Inspector authorised
anime any rsk taken by either OF the Offices
JOSEPH VAULX Pres't.
ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. SEAY, Pres't.
oct3l-u JOS. NASH, Agent
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Scotch Irish Whisky.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Just received shipment of several puneheons and
Of this article direct from Belfast, Ireland
will be found far superior to any offered this market.
$50 b. l.. SIMPSON,
nov9 AZ Public Square.
GENUINE GORDON DUFF SH ERRY WINE.
FRESH supply in packages, just received and
N for sale by b. L. SIMPSON,
nOy9 AZ Public Square
OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
FI'HREE original casks, which offer and
l. PERIoR WINE. b. L. SIMPSON,
Pnhlic Snna
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50 Il 80
GOLD FOILs
A LARGE supply Of Gold Foil from the best Manufacturers,
jG,s received and for sale by
hoys @S y STRETCH PECK
RICE POWDERS.
new ana ya,uaee Preparation for the skin lust re-
PURE PORT VINE,
ONE cask Pure Port Wine, expressly for Medicinal pur-
noSs STRETCH & PECK.
DENTAL MATERIALS.
UST received BY Express large stock Of Dental In
q strumsnis, which Dentists requested examine
OF the Drug Store Of the undersigned
Splitting and EIcising FoIeess y
Silver aud Pearl Month Mirrors;
Separating Files,
Molar aad Bcusbds do;
~ Burrs and Drills;
Scalors and Pluggsis;
Impression Cups;
Bench Vices 80;
ss Blow Pipes;
Plate Shears
Punch Forceps;
Teeth Holders;
Grinding Apparatus
Corrundrum Wheels and Files;
AnVis, Elevators, Barnsher, &c For sale at
novs STRETCH PECK.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
oSf received good supply OF the above Instruments
New Styles Pocket Instruments
Physicians do Case of Walls;
Obsetrical Instruments;
Dissecting do
Cuppng do
TOnsil;
Scarihcators;
Speculums ofsll kinds;
Silver Cathelers Of all kinds =
-. Porte Causlic:
~ ProbangG
Flexible Metallic BOugies
Lancet of all kinds
Trepanning InstI nments;
Amputatng do
Eye do all of which will be sold AT a
small advance upon Eastern cost BY
STRETCH & PECK,
noy9 Corner of College and Union streets
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NOTICE.
A HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks the Ladies'
~ and Gentlemen of Nashville and vicinity, for their
patronage, and informs them that he has again opened
place of business No. a. South Market street, where he
intends carrying the Dying and Securing business in all
its various branches for cash only Having several
Improvements hope by strict attention. to meri contnu
ance of your custom.
nov6-lmo A. HEINRICH.
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BOnnets, BOnnets,
For the Million

LIVELY ppuHf 5IYIo IaI Is Auu TCu, N
Velvet and Plush Bonnet Materials rich and elaboraiey
trimmed with rich French flowers OF iDenneeavsble beauty
and Bird Of Paradise and other styles Of Feathers that
need only to he to be admired
Also ChildreBs Embroidered Hoods Halls and TuFbans.
LADIES' Dress Caps aud Heaidresses aud every gem ard
novelty which art aud ingenuity could design CT the
world of Fashion produce.
Embroderes Of every new style that possibly could be
found and Collars Sleeves and Sets Caps
Skirts, Boards, Edg ings and InssriiDes
Also ClOaks and hzniIAs every siyls that has been
antique and MORE Antique trimmed with Cloth and Vel
vet, with rich Fringe Buttons, aud Tassels. with
variety of the the other styles which s0od be sPsraous
10 detail
Also, LADIES' Corsetts of every popular improvement
will be found in this stock. Oct1O-d3m
TWO FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS.-(Gillosr
i make)-fhs subscriber has two tiHe Pianos for
sale on good terms. BENZ. T. SHIELDS for Trustee,
septic AZ fuble Square
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LAND WARRANTS! LAND WARRANTSi
NkIE will pay the highest market price, in Mer-
w chandise, fer Land Warrants.
BRANSFORD, McVVHIRTER g. CO,
No. II East side Public Square,
oct9T-trw Nashyille. Tenn.
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1857 l5O2S 15,482 1878 5000 OOOO
REoAPITULATIoN.
1852. 1855.
Pierce Scott johnson. Gentry.
East Tennessee, 1875 1878 1884 2l,7S7
Middle Tennessee %, 9O3 &c 937 32,623 1882
West Tennessee, l3, 567 10 O28 l5,462 1918
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FOR SAI.E-RARGAINSI N REA 4. Ie.;I, n =
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR

NNE offer very valuable and desirable Real Estate
w foIsale from 30 to SO per cent below its real yaue
cash. Call Immediately on J.L. q r. w. BROWN,
noV9-IW AK Cherry street.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
Catholics Braverth,,n Protestants

The Cincinnati papers state that Bishop Spal-
ding in a lecture in that city, undertook to prove
that Catholicism, in addition to its other saluta-
ry Influences, makes men braver than Protest.
antism does. As an illustration, he remarked
that Catholic France in the Crimea are braver
than those of Protestant ENGLAND. Upon this
an exchange remarks: ''We do not know this,
and we do not believe it, and we do not believe
it, and furthermore we do Tot believe that the
soldiers of France have ever shown themselves
Drawer on any field than those of England But
why did the worthy Bishop go across the water
for his illustration? Why didn't he tell his au-
dience how much brayer the soldiers of Catholic
Mexico are than those of our own Protestant
Republic?
But this is all folde-rol. A Catholic can be
as brave as Protestant, and rice perse; while a
man of no religion at all will exhibit as much
physical courage as either. Such comparisons
are od:ous, and are deprecated by the right
minded of every creed. Who makes them should
| be hooted as a fool or a bigot.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-22
4 ADVOCATE OF AMERICAN PRINCIPLES.


One of the worst features of fashionable soci-
ETY., isa dispositionto fiirt, existing among mar
ried people of both sexes. The wife arrays her
self in silks and satins, loads her fingers and ears
with jewelry, and rugged in hounc s and laces
lays seige to some poor puppet arrayedin broad
cloth, VINO has more money thai. brains, and
very little Of either On the other hand, the
husband plays off his tricks in turn, and rts with
the reigning bellies until the smell of fresh paint
and the exhibitions of maudn and puerile non-
sense sicken him off the track
In some respects this is quite harmless and
beneath notice. In others, it becomes highly
important, and demands radical and immediate
reform. Social life has much to do with our
national characters and movements. As are the
people 80 will oe the nation as mere matter oe
course, and il there is rottenness i'm so-called
''high society," it will taint the whole mass 8
This is growing evil: it has increased to
that extent, that half tho heroes and herones in
our papular novels are representatives Of this
class. One of the characters in Fanny Ferns
late book is an offender of this sort and we have
no doubt she has mary prototypes in society.
ltis self-evident truth that married people
have no business to "hirt." This disposition,
once indulged, the green-eyed monster takes ad-
vantage ofopen .doors, and finds an easy access.
The husband and the wife have, BY the most
solemn vows, devoted their lives and their all
to each others happiness, and those who array
themselves for the popular eye more than for
those who are theirs, only by marraige relation,
are traitors.
Another thing Filtration carried on by mar
ried people, not only destroys the sanctity OF
welded life, to great degree, hut is vastly de-
structive ofcommon virtue. What man that
heholds such exhibitions can have the least faith
in that love which is fabled to exist around the
family heartkstoRe.
This is no trivial matter. It is one Of the
radical evils of society. Il Is tester 1T the oun-
dation of the social system, which, unless des-
troyed inaits incipjency, will rot down the whole
system. The distinguished difference between
hea hendom and civilization, is the marriage re-
lation. Let people beware how that relation is
affected by the false mornlity and false sys-
tenn of living Springfield TO-. Nonp.