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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

VENUS IN HOOPS 1T is known to those who ere
addicted to the luxury of esry rising that the plan
ct Venus, now the morning star, locks unusually
large at this time-larger, brighter and more beau
tiiul than il ever appeared to before. A country
editor accounts for the fact by saying that Venus
has taken 10 hoops. Another country editor gives
different theory in eIplanAtion OF tue expansion
bat VIC won't mention it.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

In THE ALARM STATE-Hatton has thrown the
Tennessee Democracy into the greatest alarm.
The Nashville Union of Wednesday, gives two
mortal columns Of editorial to him. From the
tenor OF the article, should judge that the edi-
tor is Ggin Bob Hatton. Go it, gentlemen your
alarm is excusaole you have not had such oppO
sition for ten years. -MemphiS Eagle d Eng.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
To NIT.

Unknown TO all loved thee well.
When others spake In words 30 cold;
Twas at thy name my soul would sssrl,
While heartfelt passions spurned control.
To love thee was my secretjoy,
To dream Of thee my ghtly bliss;
When Morpheus DER moonit world
Had seAlsd each eysIld sith kiss.
I've drank Of sorrows cup too long,
I've borue In grief and secret pan,
The anguish q bleeding heart,
TIE v0usded ear Of secret wrong
stlil pare drop from frisnashp's iouni,
No hope with ever glitserinE ray,
Has come IN giadness susang OUT
To dance upon my Icyiess way.
April IS, 1855. M''''s ss''s'.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
The late Judicial Election in Ken-

The LATE Judicial Election In Ken"
lucky.
A correspondent at Gallatin calls our atten'
ton to the following premature crow of the
chanticleer of the Union and american on
the goth instant:
Know Nothings cleaned out in Il en-
lucky.
The election Of Judge Of the Court OF Appeals,
in the Judicial District of Kentucky in which LOUIS
Vile is incuded, came off on the 18th. The dis
trcG contains twenty-one counties, and Fillmore
had in them majority of egbty-one. Stirring e.,
forts were made on both sides to bring out tu'l
vote and the result is the Plug Ugly party is beat
en- The Democracy have gained thirteen hundred
in Louisville and Jefferson county alone.
1t turns out that the plug ugly" democracy
were beaten. The American candidate lost
heavily in Louisville, as we have heretofore
stated. by the remissness of the party in fail
ing to poll full vote, but outside of the city
gained enough to elect him by larger major
itv than Mr.. Fillmore received in the district
The Union and american forgot to make 9
note of this fact.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

A letter from Marseilles alludes toa "new invep'
ton thai has been made; it is to prepare -four By
a chemical process a great deal hner than by grind
ing. A sample Of the -four has been sent to the
Academy Of Scienc 10 Paris to report upon."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

The rock 10 tine Blue Ridge Tunnel (says the
Virginia Jenfersopian) is now quite cut out, and a
person can see through the entire tunnel that is,
person at the eastern end. Preparations are in
progress to enable the cars to pass through the
tunnel early in July, and also to run them twenty
miles west of the present terminus Of the road.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

NArIoSAL CONVENTION OF BurcHERs.-Fhe Bal
timore San mentions that there is a proposition
sAoat to hold national convention OF butchers in
that city. on the 81 Of September next
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

The SUGAR CRoP.-We learn from the officers
of the WoOdford, just from New Orleans, that the
Sugar crop OF Louisiana never looked better The
general impression prevailed that the yield would
be fully four times greater than the present one.
Louisville Courier.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
FINFST FAMILY FLOUR.
PARwrcuLAR NOTICE.


CaLncfoss CFspcs
NashEa =, ga1e ~. 1871.
CORPORATION EAR savers HnEsneaesF that tA~sr tsE
l - ~. d.e ana parabe a. ne ozreef fhc Ressoas
Co -sia- % ne Ia aaF 81 gsiE- Is - izpofiaat has
r.r Psyers sboaa be proPt. fhs Cols a. rsady
~ oa,s wsss end - nss csy H,n
Jsss ISIS. A. NgLsos. csa.Sssr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

The NoEINATIos.-We learn from the Mail
Agent, that the Democratic Convention finally
nominated Judge Jos phi E. Brown, of Cherokee
county, as their candidate for Governor. Verify,
in these times, no man is safe, when Democratic
Convention is in sioD.-Auqustd Chronicle
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

Tue CREAN or fHE S0UTR.--Ibe "Nsv York
Hotel" he OVerhoWiBg with wealthy Cut ans aud
southsrners. IL IL estimated by gsn'leu sn usll
posted 10 these matters th t the fan,iiss ron the
south nov stopping al this hOisl, rprrs NJ over
toy Millions OF dollars Among them h dark
go Sen rita. worth her weight 10 diam0sds.---G
y Mirror.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

(1OtUaaiA H0rsz, CAPE BLAND CAFE k4T
~ NAV JkkAkl-rhis eksszhiVs estashshasst 80
- opsned isr tae Feceptoa q cempany fdlhspAf,
taae L.. iast uars me cose % sst q 49, bees
pa In eepsts osdeF Rzniea tAfoushoaf, Feprfse AL
nach farnit0Ts Addsf eerps 81 the sesi dfslpd
Cesrcd servants hAra beeu seleetsa om as cJ al
AsiusFs. sad svesy sfssatoa w Dsri - Assrs ahs
eanoft 4nd pie4sare 81 ne saslts AfPctep ~ Aesas
o. cetaEea eaa b aAas Al tns o4s q rs ssa,csesf
L hARao0p,
No ~ Hairui street.
Jane f-soeau. Phtiadef Rhta, "a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

Hon. Langdon CbeVes, Of South Carolina, died
in Columbia Thursday last He was born in
the year 1915, and from early period Of his life
has filed a prominent place 10 the history of his
country.-B
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

CtHss MILtER tas Iasi ep@arf Ms eFs asw Seis
" Foaatain ks store Ne IS CAM siFest, sarfsh-
eAa al tAss, sapeg sAs ttirslF s4h dsAstoas AL
hsafhf haxefaRn ht aEEss shp aa nsle - tas p4aac
"a h - atl.shsal an1 Froasns - 4ea4 er<1 sunpF
q Al Ne fsHsahng esacs Il ihs ssasen epnniants 81
htnd. @eyta
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
TARGET SHOOTING on THE 4rH OF JULY AT
COCKRILL's SPRINGS


INHE Tsrrst schooilg will be done IN the f5Iosing
manner:
l. TAEaET "TEsNEsEE"
The diameter OF this get Il inches and divided
I've circles three OF the bsst shots 10 t shall
q . afst premium silver Cup worth as
The second premium for the three best shots Silver
Oup worth fi2 90
The bird pre- Jun for the three best shots Silver Up
worth ai0 90
The bare premium for The three best shots e. Silver
Cup Wor IS %.
TIE shooting az his target be lea than three
umes. Price Tor the three shots ~ CO.
TAhaEr TaTnEHLAsp"
IN. ftAmeter Of this tArgrt $50 inches.
Ihe net rem1m for the best shot Is Silver plated up
worth s6O0
The second premium for the allowing bes, shot Silver
plated Cup werth O. 90.
Price for three shots 50 cents.
TsA8Er "ANEHfcA
The diameter Of his TsTgss he the above and
ths hrst premium for the best sho silver plated Cap
worth % 90.
Tn, ssoOnd premium for the fllowng best shol 81 yer
plated Cup Eorth g. 20
frice Tor three shots 80 cents
TIE dissanee fsn he stand the TARGET 4 so yards
The shoo ing ma, te done a hand. In tie tar
Fe's fAhsTisna sOd 'Amsrea every maa ear shoot as
much as he hes. iursa9-ta
- tvsrJbOiy Is Invited % Be pressai and ass heir
o~a IN 1hs premium vii be RsAFaed to the heat
not The Gaps be Mr.. PRdoux's Uaoa street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
CLiIBORAE'S MACHINE NORk,

THE .ttsafoa 81 IA roat companiea, fAFuer% asn1
$780,. au4 Al psrsons drsroos d parehaetnf e
-. -, -,schiosry, sach a. sTkAM ENGINES. Cas-
1sfss "a -x-~T a~ssrir lioa, q AIRING. CAR Wusst4
- -. tlssuros.i pafierns. san MILLS. PuNps 10, A
-,rf. !, eslrd q rs nes EstAbishmsft no. roc
rapidly On Re prsni,ss e ne az -
$1,000 9spy We ntrad 80 carry en- ne oanine
- = = srt~n ise a behrr aaa Al \ sea b rsaa n a
go. e. h seh 49, ani castfnss. We have AREA
~s-,~os 4 sraioas "a cur elacssa IN shep ant bosle
sasd and sas glFe Immediate seizittn ~ sia anu ne
esofaefA
We eEpsricnced Aechantcs-each a ~ persons ~
stteei.s - Il. osa esasrtnenf--aad tasa nhsa %
a. - am at uf sf9f - EeF ratEa than here =
iorv aane IN hs sity We shall ssrraat flsce q.
sork sas- A. a. EstablshmznA aaa SIC ffeapt saa
srso Al - ssefs order lsa es shas .
80 Ia ~. seaevaI actoe aad - aalssd ~ al
Nsnsais Il haIaa ! Aeuisc are. " iA Atk 4o-s
cialhofaa Maehiae Wsrks. M hsihc, feno1
S,.,sI-s Late NasAssIf- ne-t e.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
Clothing,

or the finest order and Of materials and vcrkl
manship ard ranted 81 the invest and fsshionl
abe siy'e and birds. POSI- IytLY THE BEST CLOf ri
ING that IS Manufactured in out Of the United states
certain:
Fine Marseiues Goats, Fancy Trimmed;
~ e-ktd. Prin'i'R do;
I" White Tinen Duck Coars, Fancy trimmed
Extra Fine Marseines Goats, white:
Fancy Checked al WOOL Cal uere Coats Pants and Vest
in sui =;
Fine Fench Cashmere Of al eoOrs in Coats Pants an
Vests, 20 match;
Fine Cahmere Of all colors insCoas Pants and Vests 4
match;
PONCE Goats; India Grass Goats;
Nankinett and Farmers Satin Goats and Pants
Fine Station Cloth Goats, Black and Fancy ooors Pai1
and Stirred;
Fine French and Fu Flish de Fiat Goats and Pants
Black Az AGA Coats an Ragands;
sUperene Blaek ard Fancy Cashmere Goats, trimmed
Fine r ark aud Fancy Cashmere Pants;
White and Grpss Linen Cots;
Black, Brown and Blue Go FrocE and Dress Coats.
Light sumner COats, in great variety.
- The largest ortment Of Boots, Pants and YES
offered ~ house in q Western Word, am
braces kind and description Of the best ReA
made Clothing. -AFa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

EXCURSION AND PI"-NIC On THE
4TH OF JULY.
THE SHELBY GUARDS have chare red the fine steamer
"Umpire' for the Fourth and will leave the Landing
at o'clock in the morning for MarOwbone Grove.
Tickets al 50, admitting Gentleman and two Ladies'
hne string Band has been engaged for the Ocrason.
fine Gold Watch will he put up and shot for By the
COMPANY.
~ Tickets be had at the different Music and Book
Store and on board the Boat, june .6-td
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
GOdfrey'S Celebrated Cordial Gin.

II UIIbEhn, Do UVho NUT INEbhIHTb
INHlS unequaed beverage possesses medicinal proper
ties Of the highest order 1t is manufactured espe.
ciay for and by the Propr Pateu OF the best
materials, and has all the merits without the deetsrious
effects Of any other either in Great Britain, Holland
this country. G0DFREY'S CELEBRATED CORDIAL
GIN has been adopted by eminent physicians the
est and Eff scious dusive stimulaut and diuretic
which manufacturing skill has yet given TO the world It
is entirely pit from those alcohol drinks which bege
thirst for stmuants. Orders any amount promptly
filed by the Proprietor
GEO. GODFREY
Importer OF Brandies, Gin. Wines, &C.,
iune30-8m. 16 South William St. N Y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
NASHVILLE:
TUESDAY, JUNE 80, 1857.
AMERICAN RALLY.

There viii be a meeting of the Ameri-
cans at the Market-house on WE'D
NESDAY NIGHT NEXT, at 8 O'clock,
P. M, for the purpose of forming Hat
TON CLUB. John Shane, Esqr., and other
fine speakers viii address the Club.
Let every one who feels an interest in
the success of our candidate turn out on
this occasion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
NASHVILLE PgMALR AcApRMY.

A sszWA4n WANTED ~ sAs boardas Hess. A
a ssale aaa eeapstsat ne sars cakrgs - he
K.tchsn and 9lnaF aeesa and y asslaf a ne Aas4eA
sssrf' tAs Iasstassa. 81 sa1 Asss @asi asaAes
''l S.sssS-sl en- EulorF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
P. P. PECK & BRO,

III AVE tor sale TWO FINE COACHES. MR y
last reserved fron Nee Ysrk n sss less1 - -
Se-enes are Se believe hner than any tEf-~tsss
oroashi West Of she Allegheny Mountains.
JaRczs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book win he found to eat advantages over
the old STYLE from the parer being both thick and
strong and sciH no, tear UAeR ddmpsned. It takes
perfect iTTresscn snd its paFe viii he rs conven-
refer these Of ordinary Day Book When
its great erOrity will be apparent both for
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents, Manests and other
Documents. For sale by
June1 Rs CHARLES W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 l-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

WIS School in perpetual seSsion-hencs Students Of
Other schools Who de Ire 10 qpafy thems ives for the
Counting room, can do 80 during their vacation.
cur Room has been recently fitted up and for comfort
convenience and elegance that It not surpassed
by any other In the ned States
PEN NSHIP.
Our Writing Department Is under the SUPERVISION one
who Acknowledges superior IN teaching this
We NIL HI refer 70 long list Of illu triOns
OF men Who never besoWed moments time re -ctlon
upon system 81 iuag-but fhink that citizens
Ct Nash vile beginning appreciate this kind trans
parent h7mbnggery, besides prefer giving patrons
hore snosanua security, and propose 60 refund
a money pail t. us sccoun, Of tuition In writing
vded cur Students do not make great Improvements
those ot any other school ia tbs country.
Select Glass Of Ladies' will be taught from four to six
O'Clock P. NJ.
Terms for Commercial Course .................etO.
For Twenty Les in Writing 80. ............. s.
For Lessons in Writing without limit, ......... TO-
inne2q- T.
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y, p. PECK A. RRO

AFfrk The ~ e0autry dsA-rs u ihslg so-k a.
Bagses. We nsks good Arsicls uhi1h se "a -rAnf
We have also On had kaasrs arte.s, which
ranL unsas
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
BOARDING.

A FEW gentlemen can Re accommodated with got
"a Board at No. 80 North Market street.
juue24-1W.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
NOTICE.

SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.
TINBE Nashville Manufacturing Company viii offer for
i sale, on the premises to the highest bidder, on
Monday, 20fh day of July.
that valuable piece OF ground recently occupied
chine and locomotive works situted the bank Of
Cumberland liver fronting about $50 feet Water street,
and about the the wharf being from lah to 2O
feet in der tn Said ground viii sold in lots Of so feet,
front rg Water ming TIN ough to said Wharf
On the dsy and place the wharf lot $50 feet be-
said ami the river wi be offered to the highest
bid 'er Suitable maps Of said ground ill be furnished on
the day OF sale.
Terms of Sale:
One and three years wi interest from date with
two approved eniOrer notes payable in bank and lien
retained on the property.
By order Of The BOARD. JNO. b. JDHNsON,
June Is lS5I.-td. Prest N. VI. Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

rtoaomRn SnImTS~--Jasl feesiFed > eas a.
u rtzsret Ceerpd siras. aless stys, abt Al skfs
ssalsFissa M-sp ,. Il. hs0iLl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
PIC MIC.

rRAxD PICNIC AND ooEtLLoS EXCURSION. TO
VI No rowboar Wednesday, faly ist. eoard q ne
steamer WM HEAhf. uftsh knz beea reatfed srpecsy
ios ne oceassiea fsekess e. stuftnx renfiauan
Aae ladies'. Be eosa,nsd 81 nny Il The Cosnlttsa
aHe hs principal Nase snd neo1 stores. The fc4sts
are hmtea. Toe comaltss vii snas.toF % % ~ fh4i
tna thsir poser THIS q Ne psasant
trs q he srasees >. B. Hoeks bEsss Aad siEs Bad
have b. engaged ier tie eceaaoa.
fhe beAs um tss brea6 alEest shaFf a. ociask
prsctsely, an4 lesser wharf a e'ereE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
CABBAGE SEED,

TUsT recslved o. frvsh Drumhead ard Fiat Dutch
junes0. B.s. WELLER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30
Hardware.

Five casks Of assorted Hardware Of every deschptionl
Hardware Cutlery &C, Knives AMI Fork Padocks, Axe
Files Spoons and great variety Of Goods in that line.
~ All Of the above Goods gued to without
limit with orders sell in time TO acrep snc-s and
pay advances SIce u say, nOtvithsta ndnE This dull
season Of the year. We must and viii sell the Goods wd
sacrifice heu. They must go We have often call tha
attention % and merch large sales
but did in earnestness than DO This
The the largest and best assorted and the bes
Goods Rave had the pleasure Of Offering before IN
hi city Now al hsEa.ds 70 this sale, be Z
come--THE GOOD, MU>r - b. SpLO
CF- Sale tocomu e0ce q 9 O'clock precisely.
TEEss 90 All sums under f20a, cash all 800
and under f400 months all over $40 and undeI
$1,000, months all sums over elJC0, 8 months.
iune24 AISLE LUCUS.
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p. p. PECK g. BRO.
CAPE MAY.

II AVE tkls dAy rsesIved Fhr . o0kcagS uhIch ws
IA hSsve 70 Be amer thNa aay ia rsaaeasss. jsas29
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MANI WARNANsTs.

r uIkS a. Cash ss LAND wAsSAsTs =. - eass'
/ 10 a Cfexr1 sirsst IN AZ aksqse eEEI y a.
Shank asa lseisisl ,. .
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PANAnIA ANnLIGHnKN HAr

TNHOSE FINE FIRE NCH VELVET
HATS, SO murh sought afser imitation, but
genuine article just received at
june30. FRANCISC0'S.
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Dry Goods.

We will ohsr an invoice Of New and Fresh Staple
Fancy DR. Goods. amounting to Tsrnty Five bun'
Dollars, which eon,ists O: the most desirable kiuds
leading articles ~ the trade
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

CLaTE COLOR r ID. and several New styles Of
y tie Fashionable shape CASHMERE HAT for the hot
weather. Just received at A. ]. FRANCISCOS,
iune9O No. % Pubic Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

lAJ have just opened fresh supply ofSTRAw GOODS
w for the Summer, consulting OF l. ghorn Panama,
Canton British and Leghorn Of every description for
bows and children FRANCISCD'S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

~ FNTL FMFN will please call and examine those beau
VI tifII syles OF DRESS HATS Just introduced at the
lat Emporium Of Al FRANClSCO,
iune30 No. % Public Square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-30

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
NEW md beautiful coors Of the Soft Hat appropriate
~ for the extreme hot weather, just opened at
june3O. FRANCISC0'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

-Mattbew Watson, Esq of Providence, died on the 23d, in the 72nd year of his age. He was one of the pioneers in the manufacturing business in Wlllimantic, and at the time of his death was of the largest proPrietors of the '' Wiliman- tic Cotton Manufacturing Company"
 The eggs >of.he ostrich have been artifciaIy matched in Algeria, and the attempt will be made to domesticate the animal. The use to which it will be applied is not sta,ed-perhaps to take the place of the horse on the deserls Think of a regiment of cavalry mounted on ostriches
 In Troy, the Rensselaer, Iron Works, large and we'll regulated establishment, have been com peed to give the following notice:
 TRpY, N. Y., Sept. 2s,h, 1867.
 Hereafter, until further notice, payments of Wa ges to those employed by lhls Company will be made quarterly, and the next pay day will be Sat- urday, December 18th. Advances, as usual, will be made from the store, connected with the works. It is proper to state that the plan of payment now adapted, mainly grows cut of dema nding of the banks spere for the bils paid out by us. The banks, in view of this constant annoyance. very naturally prefer to retain their bills in their own vaults, to issuing them fol payment to our worknen. JOHN A. GRIswoLD, Agent.
 l S.. sued similar notices. One of the greatest embar- rassments of the manufacturers in obtaining bank accommodations in these times is, the conduct of their employees in running to the bank for specie for the very bills loaned by the bank few hours before. ln doing so, they contributing to help break down their own employers, and to throw themselves out of work. They should T. member that probably not bank in New England or New York is insvent, and that even if all should s,.s- pend specie payment, il does not ike their bills worthless, but only postpones their payment. Is not better for the mechanics to help sustain the banks and to secure winter work for ,hemselve $ by treating bank bills as perfectly safe, than to help the endorsements of the mercantile world by demanding specie for every bank note they get hold of.
 One of the largest carnage making firms in the city has issued notice to this same point.
 Owing to the run upon the banks for specie, and wishing to do all ill our power to obviate such difficulties, here will say that we consid- CT every Bank in New Haven perfectly safe; and further, that we will guarantee every bill paid by us. Therefore, every receiving bills will con- fer d great favor by not presenting them to the Banks for specie, and any in our employ known to do so, will thereby forfeit his situation.
 G. & D. COOK & co.
 Ne,O Haven Journul.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

HoLLowAYs PIMs-CuRox,c Dvsrr,.,. cr,,n
 Among the triumps of this wonderful medicine ovor connrmea e aseases of the stomach and epigastrium the following is not the least remarkabla Edsard Ssillnan Saa man. t aged S residing at Hagerstown Md
 nad vee ol years sufferer from indigestion his frame emaciated, his skin of livid unbealthy hue, and he had constant feeling of constrictioy at the pit of the stomach, as if cord were he;Un drawn tightly around it. He was continually in 2 state of great mental we'll as bodily distress and to use his own expression, |" life had become irk, soma to him. In the month of December last hs commenced taking Holloways Fills Within three weeks thereafter all the above symptoms had van ished No relapse has since occurred and he is now ss robust and active any of his years in all Maryland. For disorders of the stomach. liver and bowels, the Pills are the only reliable remedy in ex. iStence. " ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

ORTHVILLE INSTITUTE.- The
 Winter Term of this school will commence November 18th and continue sixteen weeks It is open to the youth of both sexes and it's principal object is to afford a thorough and procroJ ErglisF education also to provide competent instruction ils Latin and French.
 Young gentlemen and ladies who a,e lucatirg themselves for teachers can here follow course of study that will make them good practical Teachers. provided it is possible for them ever to become good teachers:) The mode of Instruction is calculated to draw out the Pupils and make them rely upon theif own resources, and particularly to enable them to impart their knowledge to others by requiring oh them thorough explanation of each lesson before the class.
 There is a fourishing Lyceum and Manuscript Paper connected with the school also weekly exer cises in Composition and Defamation. Instruction in Vocal Music is given to all the students free Sf charge.
 TERMS OF TUusoN-IH the Common, English, Branches, including Beading. Writing, Spelling Arithmotic, Grammar, Geography. History and Philosophy, ) S6 Higher English and the Languages s7; instruction upon the Piano. 22 lessons, S1O.
 Good board can be obtained in quiet, pleasant families near the Institute at the rate of $2 pet week & Limited number can be accommodated with board in the family of the teacher.
 For further information address
 EARL BUCKINGHAM, Worthwhile, Conn.
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