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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14
sAVANNAHLOTTERY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Anderson & Son, Managers,
(suosessOrs 20 J. p Winter, Naaassr)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUorIoN.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000! f!
10000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
sXAUTHORITY OF THE STATE or GEORGIA
q T. A \ > u
Draws July 18th. 1857,

At 81. ANDREWS Hall SzvanaAh, Ca, Hader ths
swOm supeTntsndenee e ~ R. synons hs4l and = ~ .
PFsatiss, Esa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout,
From As Rec. Dr. Aaalss, II le jtaEodt. + C8urol

PULASKI HoUsE, SAvANNAH, Ga, 'an. 6. 1886.
HoSoRED SIR should be urgraefu for the relief
skill has brought me u dd report my ou.
settled in limbs and brought eNrruiagg ueural-
Ric pains, which ended In T,uic vheumu sua Netwrh.
Standing the bet pi ysicitns the disease grew
and worse, ungil By tie advice your excellent
agent In Baltimore, Dr. Mack suEir tried your Pills
Their effects sloW, but BY PeraeyeTlug n the
use Of them entirey well.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14
II a G. IL -
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

fT'Hf5 KILN viii burn four hundred bushels Of Lime
stone (Which, II good stoue Is equal 60 thousand
bushels Of Stacked Ame) ia twenty four hoars, with toar
cords OF wood, aud Is perpetual IN its operaon e e
being drawn IN three % six hours from the base and
repsnshed the top Of the oapoa. This bat he or
dnaFy day capacity the Kiln has been abua1
anty demonstrated by those already tn operation al
also makes much better time q that burned in the
dinAry way, all the stone being perfectly burned.
ANY nuaher Of rcliabie eerthcaes 70 The capacity OF
The KUN, and other Information In reference 10 IT,
viii BE furnished application byleer otherwise 70
the subscriber who Is for the sale Of rights aud put
tng up kilns IN the State OF Tennessee.
j. A. RICHARDSON.
AeAtlnnvIlle Jan 90. 1851 tansis-daWsm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14

WARSAW, WYOMtsd Co y. Y, Oct. 81, 1858.
DEAR SIR: sing Cshartic Pills practice,
and hnd them excellent purrayc % cleanse he system
aud purify the fountains % the boud.
J0EN q MEACUAAI NJ d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14
CArAHRA NVINE

/ CArAHEsA WINE.
1 WILL keep c1nstautlY hand a supply Of Dry and
Sparkling Wines, which ~il furnish hc trade AZ Gin
/ cinnIu prices, frega, added. T. A MEGA l.,
/ Apll
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14
From j. r. Bennett General Agent Of na ms Co. for the
Southern and Western States.
OygrcE OF THE Cry. HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD

Childs Co.'S Patent Cement Roofing is used berL
OF Buildings We covering Freight
Cars with it, and Master chanic reports favor
able TO it, :. :. LHOMMEDlGOf Pres
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14
Light! Light! Light!!!

Cream Actually Frozen in Three and
Ealf Minutes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14

SENATE CHANBEB, BsroN RoUdE, Ia, Dec 1858.
Dr. AYEs: have been entirely cured by Your Pulls
Rheumatic Gout-A Panfal disease ,htt bed afflicted
for year. VINCENT sLIOELL.
For DrOPsy, Plethora, or kindred GOHt =
plants, requiring active purge, they excel
lent remedy.
For COstiVCnoSs or Constipation, an
a bipucr Pill. they agreeable aud su-c "a !.
EfIss Suppression. Paralysis, fnfi a in :
1nnttOns aud even Deafness. Sid Partial
Bilndness, have been cured by The Alternative action
OF these Pi 5.
Most OF the pills 90 market contain Mercury, which, al
though valuable remedy Ia s TAI hauds Is dangerous iE
public pi j. from the dreadful consequences that fre
queuty follow its inesut These
curry mineralsubstaaes whatever
PREPARED By DR. J, c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chsmizt, Lowell, Eass 8
And sold wholesale by
BEaRY DoMiVtLLF, Nashville.
Ret III by
10. q. loWN, aEaai dr 'gssgs in t'dz ely.
FRlEFSoN a hawkins, Sol labA.
TaOMAS 4 BRO. Clarksgh.e.
r. ~. DEEkf, shrlb5Fiue
SCHELL 4 BLACkdc Ganltin
And ali dealers in medicine eveFVshere.
DAN. PAoKARD,
A3ysrs Gsfs~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
NASHVILLE, CAIRO ann NEW or

LEAlNN JAIN
A TN THEfollo~ing TI
eE[HFS5sta7 steamers form EE3CSzseze7
the Daiiv Unit aszls1z=EsE susSsl=s
ed States Mail line between Nashville Cairo leaving
Nashville at 70 O'Clock, W, and Cairo az s A NJ
J. G.. CLINE, HTTE Master; CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
WEAVER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida
HARMON Master.
This line forms daily connections At Cairo with he Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mali Steamers the QUIZ vile ard
ST. Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
to ST. Louis and Chicago. Passenger, by this line reach
New Orleans, Memphis, ST. Louis and Louisville " ruch
less time than by ether Rosts massage freight
apply AT the Mail Packet Office Of A. T.. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS. President,
decl-n Y. ". o. 3. MailPacle e COMPANY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
STEAMBOATS,,
RAILROADS & STAGES
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI

TIVE comnodious and substantial fast EnaR@A
L rOnn,ng steamer, SETENTY-SIX, p kkb,hn<sr<Ri
x. BAHcLAY Master is held in readiness
BY the FIRST rise 81 water 70 resume her ---~-sAas
regular trips as above duTina the corning SEASON For
freight passage, having superior sP-
ply board or 70 n d hAhhiSNNr
ssDs17g Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

TTTK ksEs . vaEssty e cheap sstisrns.
w als hAcKENIIE . vItson.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

II. G. McNAIRY & co..
SpEin * Circular
FOR 1857.
OUR Duyer nov IN New YORK. bv the 18th Of Feb
~ ruarv We shah be receiving ano oreninT our
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS,
In TIE large brown store-Buing No s. Col street.
erected by Mr. James irwin, expressly FOR our occupation
Beo~ We present emorandnm q some Of The leaans
which - hend sLd The public, shall be sold
Al prices suft them.
the dTl ofstork shs BE prepared 20 sho~
We beg that iu-t oTerinF GREAr BAA-
R. c MeSAIRY 4 20.
IS College street
silk and Dress Goods Department.
In shis department wl BE- found the "oosie' Of the
n,ossl,, from cheap to the rosi costly;
Pisiis 4 s,rip.."
Plain eol'i POO ae toris for day ara eveaingii
tich Noire Antique. 'oF prow-nadss
harseines Gro de Ssp and Millinery silks;
Lace and Embroidery Department
Rich Preach worried capes
setis vorked Collars ana Sleeves;
hreakfsstsefts n eAmhrs snd iaeoneF
setis Scotch vort 90 travelling;
French soFk and lace Gaps far cd lAdies;
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Mere stock vm srcei In VARSITY. TIE assortment
I'll be Great, Rch and Compiste- We shali keen
csRdren's Homsa aAd Kss's lose and Hdlf Hcse.
MsrssO sak and coson yssts Aad prawsEs for cAarsa
Women and Mn
AlsxsndeT snd Jos-pAirs Ki8 Glsvrs.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep sOmpsts and of the bsss H,kss Of
Irish nuens, Lawns and CasuAFcss
Printed Liaens knd laronets for Cfl1vea.
II al descriptions u G0ods Tor ehdren. oar stoek Si
Be choice
Mantillas, 6hawis and searfs
OF every delrahie fabrc. India. Proneh. vienna sod
nrsh. EVER seserFficn Of Garmsats yi b oesrsa in
House Furnishings.
Hnck Toseis, Fiain an eamssk BARRIERS;
ffinged $40 cosd sads
Az descriptions - tozsis an.f Diapers.
Fsrnch Dxussf and Tufslah Eossn.
FarBi are AID Glass closhs.
carasta, Oh cioths and Mattsng.
~ Tits part 81 "a Is needless 20 refer a. n
oonce8pf Keep largest nat elssnat nad a. the
sane tine, CHEAPEST ssoski h ~ HsstsFs eeantFy.
eianfatisn ana Negro Gooas
And an reods ~ ne psos a. ~ho-ssls pfess We kops
70 oasF ssnds ais Ne bssf e Ne
ErQ 6eods have al ne peaats 10 ssr ana ss
osi respectfully invite Al % nsks visii tAat fAe4 "a,
% hos tgly shAi meet ther e4pe-tafiens
ga = z. nssA'Rf : c.. - callers street.
Casters.
fHTk hsss xaEsely e cheap szfisrna.
w mle HAcEENzIE A WTfaoN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

eftuk aua rNuAucr Af&oct ooust4Nlhh VI ny
follows. via; 49,
Ladies hne KID and Nor Boo'ees thin and thick sole;
KID slipper, plain and trimmed.
Lssting aatsrs, SIDE ard foni lsee;
Lasting Patent Caters, extra me;
Kid Caters. Buskfns and Ties;
Mses' aud ChdFea's Lasng Caters aad Con. Bootees
chidrens ans Kid and Nor neOtss'. ssltsa aaa p Sole
{" slippers and Ankle Tisa
Fansy Glove KID Too K0otsrs.
WouenS siSe KID Boetecs Ba-klns ard Slippers;
Nor. pegged and sewef
ssrvants' heavy CAT Kip sas Nor aoaee. extra ssss;
Usaileaen,s hne Calf pared Anssesed Boots;
tprFA
Gents aas Congress. c. Patent Leather Buekslia, KID
and - tag 0silsrs,
Cent nn- Coaeress Cal, Pat. and KID oxssrd Tiss;
/" LAsing BroFans, Of vaTieas styles
Roys' Yoathf and CAldfenS Ca Pat Leather and KID
Congress Ga isars ana Qxford Ties.
ALs0--Msas. soys' ani ysaths Calf KIP And Congress
Rrorans oferery description, extra tEsa-
ALsOA large steek Of franks, yAses and cafpei- Bags
u ths best qaalty.
HAS HATS, HNTS.-I have reeeivsd. direcs fFa@ the
aa1uiaeterfes, st-st Styles 81 EpFiBF sna Eamer
Hats sonssine sapers cassees aad kot Far Hats q
sEery analy Together sifh ensss variety % ane leg
hsn Panasa ana slFaa. fof Bafs Nan And ChdFen, Al
hlrh eli b eli tAs asi reassnses ter@a er cks
a. q penssusl dealers. q. 4 cufTkg.
ARA Nas 81 snA 80 eor u celsrs sna y esswsx.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
ENnress Notice.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
TO
COLUMBIA. wAYNESBORO q, JACKSON,
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENpID Faur Uorre Cosches rom Franklin to La
- Eraner eonneciag a. those points with he Railroad 70
Tuseuu bia, Floreree and Montgomery, Ala, and
Aberdeen, Columbus and Canton, Miss.
me Tour Horse coseh Lines thsse points. 81 IN
excellent order atng close connection With he Railroad
At FFankiin, Tens.
Exprsss Train leaves the Zero, At
ALSO
Pulaski and Elkton,
And AT places thr ,uFbcat the sooilsfn country.
We have spenddnes running connecting Sth the Rail-
road Al FrankHn.
Passenger for
Pulaski and Eikton
wUleavs Nashvre % the o'clock, p N. Train. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accom- NOTATION LINE
Lsaves Na-hviue daily O'Clock P. NJ, connecting at
Frauitin 18th Daily four Hore Cosch Tine % Couu bia.
For ~ fnforr at0u. throurh Tickets Ae HTpy A. the
General Rsiroad stage and OuaioGs once, No "A Cedar
sfrset. opposite ths fost n e..
re- OuBbusses Ei call orPsssnser IN AnT partofth
city mAr.-I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

4 ALSO KEEP eaasantlF % Aaaa IN as-artmsaf
81 laher Hesfng re IN - ~ nshrs n sldth. 1ad
ne beat AFcs LeathSf. uik Copper tufrs md
kyetk Fsrnen kad Harthnfsts WuaA 1ed y sneir h
tsrsss . tEatnias ~ 1sesk befsrs perss AslEg.
AZ CUTIE,
spFs Ses - and - eos. cslisss sn1 nsos4vey.
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EAsHvILLE LUMBER YARD.
j. c. DARDEN,
naA1Hs n
EUMHEn. SHINGLES AND RoaRDx.

FAVE hard large ist - Cedar. yessv ana WA.
PIE Feortng. Gear Waite fine, repiaf raaE gos Ia
have fFa sls casfiaF gppEr AL Cedar enc aFtsslnr
poslss ana sas feaE Pins FearnGs = fkfnsle \ 4.
rhfne lsaklne ~. fepaF S4nfus All n eonkta rpsi
sian csa snppy any eaAnty q Lanhrr fAtnsles a
he saurlssi aea A. rs eee Prcs or ne eaah
Lsaxs gouF ofaers ~ Pfe4ft sitsniipa VIA
nasssG rasAssns Lszsss Ysrs' Va III HIsssssy.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

and At the Iosss, essh prices
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
ELLIS a. MOORE
DEG leave 10 inform their friends and TIE public that they
ID have "a operation a large and extensive y
SoUNDRY, Sdloining eur MAshins shop and are pre-
FIIL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY.
For every description q CASTINGS shatnAy be called
or and cheap be done vest Of ne nosatains
ass ysSlTs Wssnos rns and Lrsrr sslrs s4ss.
tfaTEE HEkts, Cosx ckusHEAz, and al CAsfisSs,
Led b ths eoasiFaes0n q foar Mia sac MIA Furnaces
sad Bseii'ngs. nase % order a. short notice.
We u aso furnsh every description q steAn Aad sfss
acAnery A NE 's price railsrs s.Aas . ssdsr sne
5sharge f p4tsrus shea Se have IN oar Foundry
The a snssi prices pad II vorE 90 eld lso1
Hills MOORE,
50 Mzrketstreet, aesr bread,
Jsa. Z, SLY Na'hyre- fsea-
tITatrE PISA. 10 seis xhsls F.ss, lat rsssivsa
w sna ior sac ~ t.oossl D. D. JOCKEY.
DAII.RoAn scaAPEltsI lass rsoslvei .aa Coz
n s4ie ~ lfsbssl D. D DioKsr.
UAiLROAD SPIKES lass ressl,.d sol sor ssls
II li-o-si y p. tltkkA.
DtrrsBC mG PLo - ; Il.t rser,vsa ana ~ sale
by lksssl 70. D. bltAkt.
NnIf.LS ANO Cnow HAAS iusi rsssi,sa
IL saa % sale ~ lisessl p picAA1.
{ ,oPPa.st ssorTosss LAT rsss.ssi .aa ~ sss -
- l,se-si y ?. plSA sl-
w ANDOW NASH Just Freeised SD ier 49,
w lisszsl .. D. D.ckkY.
r ULI.'S PATENT IAcHIsE iass rsss.ssd
Ia am or ale ~ leessl o D p'eAH-
SWEET NnAB CRDEak.
IEn BARkgis q ne aboEs. whisA 81 b soas - -
LOU lsas Psss'. ~'sa i.s.sAs ssasa. i y
- -
W.. n. CHEESE.
Ion BOXES ., Ne ahsvs u store sns ~ AZ %
lAlV lspil y kybzktsoN.
ALE PUMPS.
n pOzEN ssw ysrk Eaaas AZ P1nps, e arrive ant Hsa
- be ssia shs4Pbg ~ hsasAleoN,
Fft4tN@ys
= a., F.ls ass, rs.aas. ~ .. ssss.ssa
Il a. 1nss - L0Sl&arAst 90.
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LAND WANNANTS.

a1lL "a ,as1 for LAND wAaaAsrs = my onss
4 Nc ~ Cbsrry street Ia NJ EhseDce ayey . a.
ehasEaus ltbIsIyl J. Q. F1LLo"a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29

atasHff. aaDE,1G- This aay b. faiIle wess runslx.
u a d esls Il. ioas casr. ca sesn yoa ssA aag
rood Iisar. p. W hlt3kLl. kgtaI
naEshsi cornsF fFo4a 1E4 Fienf ssssssa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
ReguIar New Orleans Packet.

n -1T-.h - THE substa ntisi steamer CUMBER-
LAND, Captain WV. DURRyTT, having
superior accommodations for Passen-
gers an tocs VII ply curing the above
and ai ntern eatelandugs. Herexeeedine ghtdraught
viii insure N TIE most OF direct shipments MessrS
W. A. JOHNSoN CO., OF New Orleans will act a. Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ n. p BROOKS Who will re-
side permanently in New Orleans No % CarondeIet St.
during me season purpose Of giving his
tire attention to the ng Of all purchase orders the
est sgures- H. II. HARRISON,
decS-om AEs~t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
MEMPHIS AND NASHvIILE PACKET.

'hs fine pssseprerstesmer ALE0NIA, HE10n@ a
CAPT JAMES MuIxR viii run in the Ls-k.z.-sSaS
sooVe traie this season. leaving Nashville - zs4
steIy FRIDAY at O'Clock, P. 81. and
heuphis every MONDAY at 4 oelnek, p. ~. Passen-
gers rely on the above leaving each place the
Jay ana at tie sane tine advertised.
febI0-t uINTTTON A9ents
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-29
Reason why this Machine Is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

Preferred over All Others.
Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as tn
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
It's very simple and is Gcver liable to get
out of order.
Itmakesa seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
1t sews with two needles, making any
length stitch desired
1t sews from two ordinary spoos, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change of spoos, to all
varieties Of work.
The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves of
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews straight seam.
This Machine can be run to make one
thousand FIVE hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
tic fabric, so that it is free from all liability to
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
II The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price ofthese Machines at office in New
York, range from SO to $50: an additional
charge Of SO only is made or each machine
over New York prices at office in Nashville, to
defray expenses of imDortaiion, &c, to Nash
vile. r. II. BROCKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
March25
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06
States Union Hotel.

On a recent visit to the "Quaker City,"
i. was our good fortune to take up head
quarters with Col. GEORGE w. HINKLE,
OF the States Union Hotel. There We found
all the facilities, attention, comforts and
Accommodations, that the most fastduous
could desire, unequallcd by any of the
frst-class City Houses, and were pleasantly
entert,ined by one who is himself entitled
to the cognomen of the prince of Land
lords" We can assure our friends, that
if the treatment we received at the hands
of Col. HINKLE, be fair sample of his
general department towards strangers, they
cannot do better than strike straight for
the estates Union Hotel.'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06
Virginia Election.

The recent election f'r State officers, in
the cold Dominion, resulted in the election
Of the democratic candidates. Gov. VIM.
SMITH, the gontlem'n who last season
spent few days in this county, and was
favorably known to the Democracy of
Columbia, by whom he was much beloved
and highly esteemed for his patriotic labors
of love, in the good cause, We rejoice to
learn, as will all our democratic friends, has
been triumphantly reelected to Congress
in the Seventh District. The Governor
has defeated his competitor, by near two
thousand majority, and carried the district
by an increased majority over that given
to Mr.. Buchanan.
Our warmest wishes accompany Gov
Smith.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-06
TO Tu0sE VINO WANT FhRMs.

2 Farm IPI7NiN TIE REdCH Of EVERY MIN
r,-upp1ncvAv FARM Co,rpAyy In, ,,
~ i,,,, M ~ W a " '' ""' "'S''c W sGllIe or
putr''se u nuu'V , gan "p 2 ,, 80, , ,,,
W. ~ 's I'm I .l' 'sluIc Foll ,i tho
nst % ~, ~ ;, ~ IA PHly IN
p'oNluB lln.g' lT ~ 't Nn H''ei'p migration
IS now lonrinsi Iho property Is located 10 Elm
80 ,,, ia nim rh W. " lhtlVlng
p"P,',, '.'"i va u ho mae ~ peItctly
mG', y, a. ,',J i ,,,' an W. mI WSs' hIcr is
uhNnUWh' italsu nfS - dp""u"h'u VI tle pest qua
NY ot S1al h IL on. ne rtlte tu ouS II outis on
81 70 SSO per ucIc' PHyunf ny hs'u'm cnts Ia be 10.
@ @ ~ ~, '',9 iocs, "a w. Inn Stu oi 20 Gefcs
month, or Ky acr,s nl hD,e VI per mouth Discount
~, ~, n W go w. NV ~ p'Iu W hnVahce n
> '"o ui5co"n, o' J" p,t ~ r'nt
-, III t"ns ,u,t,"F - al'Altlgns o. IihigraiAg In
'"i wy ~, ~ VIZ ~ " ~ " Wv az 4 ~ I 1T,
i H. h, - ~ si'' ,,r, '''t oI ms
ING w" H',Fl''t rf"FS o"i"P I" Wtl'h Wis t'N III e
mSu '1T H. tis LI.s.n. st'"t pro. I"'lty m
at,pnU ~ ls ''C r'nlFC '' '"' Er'W norm Nrst
"pH ~ ~ HN' - " 10 'eeIn' "ii' OF the
Grp u.s., ~, ~ i,' y .'' n.a'e ~ W., 'Hpriy
iI'h HI'Ht i"ht ",t"l a =, N'"'..hlI"h ana
l,,'t. tnI kr"u' ~ i' NY n'In" ~ nus nNt WORK
H"' ''"s ~ li' hcs' ~ lIhi"uus YOU umhhHNnt In
tue a2:r1-Ht" q" over - ret which mrkrs -, ,"00
t"hs 81 c"Rl nhIGf rl,h acre ms wiil lm'ho tha
Iihl 81 'h"'4 4"''n. ~ I'"'' e., - go
me 'mlnun' Et9'( , sto'"R ,S,' Dr mares 'ark.
SOU W li"- ,',' n. ii" Gp"ip ga" surrey ui lhe
iHn,' .UH ""rt ~" ln' ''"', '"' l'o" ore ma ne
stun,, vi. ..Lo'' '"tC"I ""h maps WI! be
i"IllSh'u =, ~ 'bIui't,S' ,,,.,
Thg"e tal'fo rl3 are lIil o'i Lrlleh ihs roperty.
@ ns a 'u we va" 9iE'S u nath Tor
mut c'', |" .Ir 81 iams ~" L,ir 10 InIahel'
p",'' % ~ 49,. ', ", 'n'S l"i. h's n'"n 'hlShe
anu @ - m,M C ~ ,.uiins tu,t, my l1r's ~ now
t% m m r arr m l9n Wos'
t"' i,' 'f t., or =" Emc4 has
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Hear the Old War Horse Of tho
Green Spot!

Hon. JASPER E, BRADY, the war.
horse Of the Wing Party in Franklin
county at iimo when it could boast Of a
majority of one thousand, and sometimes
moro--the same j. g. Brady who repre-
scented that party on the floor of Congress
and who was one OF the prominent sup
porters of FILLMORE at the last election.
We'll, what of him now? Why he is the
uncompromisipg foe Of Wilmot and Black
Republicanism. He views the doctrins Of
that faction, as alarming and startling"
and "fraught with such FEARFUL EVILS
to the people of this Republic as was never
promulgated by any party !" lie argues
the question firly, candidly, and ably, and
concludes with the declaration that he
"cannot support the Republican party
nor, in his opinion, "can any sound Ameri-
can" lie shows that the triumph Of
Abolitionisin would destroy "al stability
in our laws, and leave property with little
security We osl the people, Of all par
ties, to compare the views of this eminent
Wing Lawyer, on the late decision of the
Supreme Court of the United States in
reference to the Drod Scott case, with the
miserable and puny trash put forth as a
condemnation of this tribunal by the agents
of the Pennsylvania Rail Road Company
in our State Legislature, and then blush
that such creatures had to be tolerated as
representatives Of this timc.honored Com
monwealth.
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spectacle, from which an important lesson
may be learned.
Enlightened enough to desire free gov
ernment, the Mexican people are either too
turbulent, too ignorant or too much divided
among themselves 10 maintain it.
Almost PROSTATE from financial feeble
ness, torn with civil disorders, and mem
aced by Spain, the Comonfort admiOistra-
ton turned to the United States for aid,
to save itself AID the nation from traitors
at home, and enemies abroad. The fate
Of the Forsyth treaty, like the staff on which
an old man leans for support, when it breaks
seems to have left the administration IN
Mexico staggering and tottering.
Spain still threatens with preparation
for war; the Constitution is denounced
from the pulpit; and, Santa Anna, that
willy old traitor, hypocrite, coward and
Geek fighter, it would seem, again has de.
signs upon the government. Should he
obtain the reins of power, the only hope Of
liberty in Mexico, will be at some future
day, un der the guardianship Of the United
States.