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'ENIE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds, Il for sale, for cash or on clc,it terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay to either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS d1 GALLAGHER. Little Rock, May l9 57. 32.6m.
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FOR RENT.
MHISkEY! MHISkEY,I

TWO Store rooms near the steamboat Landing
 \ June lS57 TIIOS. BARRETT v CO
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PRINCETON MALE ACADEMY.

EUST received and for sale, one hundred bbs D Deans Extra Whiskey, low for cash.
 July II 1857. D. B. HANDEL,
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Medical Faculty:

CHARLES W. SHORT, D.. Emeritus Professor of Materia Medca and Medical Botany. HENRY MILLER, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetric Medicine. LUNSF0RD P. YANDELL. Nj. D.. Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy and Dean of the Faculty. BENJAMIN k. PALMER. Nj. D., Professor of De
 scriptive and Surgical Anatomy J. LAW RENGE SMITH, NJ. D., Professor of Medi-
 cal Chemistry and ToXicology. ROBERI T. BRECKENRIDGE NJ. D., Professor
 of Matcria Medica. JOSHUA B. FLINT, NJ. D., Professor of the Prin-
 ciples and Practice of Surgery. LEW Is ROGERS, NJ D.. Professor of Clinical Mcdi
 cine. THEODORE s. BELL, NJ. D.. Professor of the
 Theory and Practice ot Medicine. ARCHIE B. COOK, Nj D., Demonstrator of Anato-
 mV.
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Ample opportunities for Clinical instruction are afforded by the Marine Hospital anl the University CHniiue Anatomical material las always been equal ~ tic demand.
 Board in respectable families can be pro.urel at from tn4 dpllarsa week Fee, for tAt entire cuurr. Sl'5. Marirulution ticket S5. D--.tug Ii.kyt sIo. Hospital ticket s5 Graiua.i,H t,e s45
 |. r. lANDELI.. NJ D., Dcun. .Illll l4 ,l--an
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N IINI UT LEi EKS remaining in the
 1A Post Office at Little Rock, Ark on the 30th day of June, ls57 which if not taken out before the 8oth day of September, 1857, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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Whiskey and Flour,

Whiskey and Flour. CST received and for sale low O 100 bbls. Deans Extra Whiskey; ul.E3 50 do No. Flour. lZ For sale cheap. D. E. HANDEL. July Ii '57. Cheapest Store under the Sun.
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CIT NAILS AND SpIkEs,

3 = inch Spikes-Eastern make. To {" Az inch Spikes 10" &" 516 6.
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Received in store, and for sale by
 RAPLEY, HANGER tv co. T,,l,-
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Little Rock, Arkansas,
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R. E. YERKEs, J. D. FITZGERALD, Com. J. D. WILLETT,
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Harmonic Society.

The performance of this society, on
last evening, was attended by q large
number of our citizens. We do not
know precisely the number, but con-
clude there must have been over two
hundred. The court house was dense
" crowded, and we believe all were
highly pleased. As a member Of the
company, it may not be in good taste
for us to compliment, yet truth and
Justice compel US to assert that, con-
siIering the hastiness of their prepar-
alton, Inconvenience of the room, and
inexperience of the members, their
exhibition was excellent, and we know
that their efforts richly deserve the
encouragement of all who live in our
midst.
Should respectable number in our
community desire it, the society will
perform again in the course Of q few
dlys--othcrwise not until next month.
We hope, though, that another per-
Torrance may be acceptable right off.
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NEW OMNIBUS.

MIR. w. G. Brooks has just received
his new Omnibus, and nice one it is,
too. In fact, no town or city in Ten
nessee can boast Of nicer one. He
will run it regularly from here to
Dechcrd Depot, and we would not be
surprised if he should get good many
customers just because his omnibus
affords such nice seats. Brooks is a
great advantage to our community
always sin" for any enterprise that
will benefit the town, whether it hurts
him pecuniarily or not, and always
ready to give the very best accommo.
dations to those who patronize him.
Would that we had 500 such go ahead
citizens. Soon there would be no ne
cessity for saying Dcchcrd Depot
Winchester would grow out to it, and
the two places be consolidated.
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Flowers.

How nice it is to have kind friends
who keep your presence always greet
ed with lovely, sweet-scented flowers!
Since the earliest history Of the world
the neurological goddess, Flora, has
had her worshippers. She has been
the means of refining the human heart
and rendering it susceptible to all the
softer emotions of our nature. Flow
ers have language peculiarly their
own speaking in accents soft and
low, and making the sad heart hap
py--though sometimes vice versa.
We have been kindly favored, this
week, with any amount Of these sweet
emblems Of purity and innocence, and
when we view them, they begeta kind
OF enchantment--a feeling which on
ly those who love flowers can fully
appreciate. We love ourself, our
relatives, and our friends, but the do
nor of the flowers we adore.
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Sheriff Sale.

By virtue Of an order Of sale to me is.
sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Frank I'm county, Tennessee. on Monday
the 9th day Of July, 1857, at the court
house door in Winchel ter, will offer for
sale, to the highe" bidder, for cash, a
House and Lot situated and being in the
town OF Winchester, in said county,
and bounded as follows: On the North
by the street leading by the Baptist
Church; on the East by the Baptist
Church; on the South by c.. R. Embrey's
lot; on the west by James Harris lane,
being the same House and Lot John T.
Barr now occupies, containing one acre,
more or less-to be sold as tho prop.
erty Of the sail John T. Barr, to salts.
fy two orders of sales in my hands for
collection, in favor Of Slratton & Ew.
ing, and against said Barr.
l.. w. GONCE, Shift.
may IL, 1857 I'd prs fee so
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Family Groceries.

See the advertisement of Messrs.
W. G. & A. J. Turner, in this paper.
They have just received and will keep
on hands good assortment of family
groceries. besides lotof fine brandies,
wines, &C., and having just fitted up a
iount. they can furnish ale in regular
style. They have also on hand sever.
al barrels of sweet cider, which is said
TO be No. !, by those who have tried
1t. Its look is enough to satisfy us Of
Its palatableness, without the pleasure
of tasting it.
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Tho Party last Wednesday Night,

Through the polite invitation sent
us, we felt peculiar pleasure in be.
ing enabled to join the happy throng
Of ladies and gentlemen who met at
the residence of our fellow.c'izen,
Mr.. II. F. Robertson, on Wednesday
evening last. Though the weather,
in the early part Of the evening, was
rather unfavorable, yet before night
it was clear and calm, and the sun
went down as if longing to remain for
"the good time coming" About half
past eight O'clock we repaired to the
lively scene, and found every one on
the tiptoe of enjoyment, and quite a
crowded house, although there was
sufficient room for those who love to
stroll about in pairs and seclude them
selves from the more busy scenes
The wide-hung windows invited the
pleasant breczos in, and these, with
the charm Of dress and decoration,
and the enchantment Of grace which
rose from each, made us resistlessly
linger, although a severe headache
admonished US adversely.
But soon the company repaired to
the feast of good things temptingly
spread and beautifully profuse, where
they partook to the full satisfaction of
their appetites. Several toasts were
drunk to the Hon. Will. Ed. Venable,
who was always on hand with a nice
reply of good sense and wit.
Everything passed off harmonious
ly, and we care not how soon we may
have q chance Of attending a party
so agreeable, and so nicely gotten up.
We left about 10 o'clock, yet all seem.
ed to be still enjoying themselves, and
I'VE won't go home till morning" seem
ed to prevail in all their thoughts.
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Sheriff Sale.

By virtue of an order of sale to me is.
sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Franklin county, Tenn, on the first
Monday, being the 9th day Of July, 1857.
at the court house door in Winchester, |
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, House and Lot, or lot upon
which there was house, situated and be.
ing in the town of Winchester, and
bounded as follows; On the East by Sol
onion Covers lot; on the South by the
street leading to Judge Green's old place;
Oh the West by the lotof Will. Ed. Ven.
able; on the North by the lot of NJ Por.
ter, containing one acre, more or less
to be sold as the property Of John r.
Forbes, to satisfy an order Of sale in my
hands for collection, in favor of James
Harris, and against said Forbes,
L. w. GONCE, Shift.
may %, 1857 I'd prsle 60
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By virtue Of an execution to me issued
by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Ham.
ilton county, Tenn, on the first Monday,
being the 9th day Of July, 1857, at the
court house door in Winchester, will
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, two Tracts of Land, ad dining each
other, and lying and being in Franklin
county, Tennessee, in district No. II,
upon the top Of Cumberland mountain,
on the waters Of Wiggams Cove. and
bounded as follows, to wit: On the West
by the lands Of George Gray and Thos
Finch; on the South by the lands Of H.
L. Tuney's entry; on the East by the
land of M. Porter and James Robinson;
on the North by the land OF Abraham
Shook. Said tracts contain one thousand
and twenty acres, more or less-to be
sold as the property of Hiram Brown,
TO satisfy Fl. ia. in my hands for collec.
lion, in favor of the State Of Tennessee,
and against said Brown.
L. w. GONCE, Shift.
may 90, 1857, I'd prs fee 5 60
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Atlanta (Ga.) Market.

Atlanta, June 10, 1857.
EDITOR HOME JOURNAL:
Below please find statement OF prices
current with US to-day.
BACON--hog round Is.
Clear Sides, II.
Rbed do l5A,
Hams Is.
Shoulders IA.
LARD-in bbls., II.
in kegs, IS.
BUTTER--Choice,
Common. IL.
FLOUR-bhls and sacks ~ 100 lbs.
Good S. Fine, 3 rs
Extra and Family, 90
GRAlN--Corn, sacked, 81 l0Ol Is.
REMARKS.
Every article Of produce firm at our
quotations; business little dull.
Respectfully,
SEAGo, ABBOTT & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Merchants.
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Music and Musical Instruments.
FIRTH, POND & CO.,

SAT Broad'oay, NeW York City,
Manufacturers OF all kinds OF Musical Instruments, and
publishers of Sheet Music.
Superior Sax Horns and Comets with pstons and
tary valves These instruments all of make,
and are warranted or no sale Prices sent on application
by let liberal discount to leaders and teachers OF
bands, who are requested to act as agents.
PIANO FoR1Es.--We have made Pianos for THIRTY
YEAS, and will guarantee every instrument OF make.
Prices from 1926 to $1,000
GCIT'Rs OF our own make, from beautiful mahogany
and Rosewood. Prices, wi h case, from SD to $50.
Sheet Music 0nd Musical WOrks.--
Our catalogue stock of American and Foreign Music is
very extensive Catalogues sent Every instrument
article of musical merchandise be found in stock.
Dealers, teachers, schools and bands supplied.
Firth, POND 81 CO., SAT Broadway, n Y.
Between the st. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
may 1, 1857 I'm
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Sheriff Sale.

By virtue Of a fl, ia. in my hands for
collection, issued by the Clerk & Master
Of the Chancery Court at Winchester, |
will, on the LIST Monday, being the 9th
day of July, 1857, offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, before the court.
house door, in Winchester, a tract OF land
lying and being in Franklin County,
Tennessee, on the waters Of Bigg Harri.
cane Creek; lies ad Joining the l;nds Of
Jackson Crick, on the north, and on the
east and South by the land of Jesse Gil,
BERT on the west by the land of ]. L.
Brown and Joseph Jones, containing
twenty.seven (27) acres. more or less, to
be sold as the land of Birton R. Smith,
to satisfy a fl, ia, in my hands in favor of
D. D. Smith, adm'r, and against said
Smith. l.. w. GONCE. Shift.
juneG IDS prs fee 81 so
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CANDIDATES.

g8S- We are authorized to announce
TAzE W. NEWMAN as a candidate for
re election TO the Lower House OF our
next General Assembly. mar27
ESlyA' We are authorized 10 announce
C, A. Hunt candidate before the peo
Die OF Franklin county, for a seat in the
lower branch Of our State Legislature,
aSy. We are authorized to announce
John w. CUSTER as candidate for
Sheriff Of Franklin County at the en-.
suing March election. may22
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Sale Of Town Property.

BY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronoun.
ced August Term, A. D. 1851, in the
cause w. E. Tayler against J. w Gus.
ter and A. G. Black, will, on the Goth
day ofJune, 1857, before the Court House
door in Winchester, offer for sale at
public auction for ready cash, the town
lot part Of lot IL, in the town of Win.
chester, and which was sold by Jno. w.
Custer 10 A. G. Black.
HUI. FRANCIS. C. & NJ.
iune6 ids prs fee SO
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State OF Tennessee Franklin County.
March Term, 1857, Of the Circuit Couyr
Of said CountN

March Term, 1857 Of the Circuit Couy-
Of said County
Whee as Ira i Douthil, Collector of tho
public taxes for the County Of Franklin, re-
ported to Court the following tracts OF land
a-havng been returned Tor The taxes for the
year 1856, und that the taxes thereon remain
due mud unpaid, and That The respective own,
era " claimants thereof have no goods md
chatels within this County on which be can
dIstrain for SAID tnxes, 10 vii
Jacob Anihony's helrs--Qne tract q land,
90 acrts, lying in clvIl district No. 2, Fran
I'm Coun y, Tenn, on Rock Creek, bound,
on the East by the lands . John EEcQndGy,
on Inc north BY the landsof Alfred Anthohl's
heIf'' on the Vet by the lands Of Mrs Cal.
tt91n' md on The South BY Mo Lsnds Of Mr.,
Vaughan aud D. NJ. Tune-yalued at Sl7s,
taxes 40 cti clerks fees 81 so; printers
fees ~ 80, collectors fec, g.
S"nk'S hclrs--orc tract of Land, 3ls
acres, in district No. 4, Franklin county,
Tenn, bounded on the East BY the Lands of
Miss Wells on the South by Elk River; on
the West by the Lands belonging 10 the heirs
Of Elisha M. Jones, deed, and ty the Lands
ofAddison Temples and on the North by the
Londs Of John Seaton and The heirs of Juncs
CampbeIl-yalued ut 800: iaxes al 50: elk.
fees 81 5Oi prn,crs fees 81 50; collector.
fees 49,.
Britain Jones heirs one tract Of Land,
ioo T ncres' IN d's'r:c' No'S OF Franklin conn-
c ,o E,; ooun" tb Oh worm oy me LonoT
oc,e enry ~ -, ,h ae s I-s ~ ~ " a., iot "9
Fnnoy, md Nortb. oost by tho nrJs oFr
S,nrnes; on the Yves, by the Lands Of +, An.
derson--vaIuod at 300; taxes 26 cts; clerks
fees 81 SO; printers fees 81 co. collectors
fees w.
NcnLh Browns hGlrs--One tract of Land,
uo GO acres, IN district NO. ., bounded On
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, June l2.

NASHVILLE, June IL,
River steadily receding, with less than
8 feet on the shoals.
No improvement in trade; all branches
OF business inactive.
The trade ia Cotton has come TO o
close, and cotton factors gone to summer
quarters.
mo change in the Grocery market. The
stock on hand is ample.
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A. CrO0keT's Millinery Establish.
EN0nt.
A. Crooher, Nashmilc, Tenn.

Il. ~ OOa6 -FHouttiC, 4 GNW,
This establishment is on Union street.
When any Of our friends visit Nashville
and wish to ge, a nice bonnet, let them
visit Crookcr's. His assortment is the
largest and most enticing in the city,
In fact, it is difficult for ladies to select d
bonnet at Crooker's not because Of the
paucitY OF the stock or nelogance Of the
styles bat because they are bewillered
by the great variety and beauty of the
assortment to choose from. They expert.
such sensations while beholding it, as one
feels in rich conservatory surrounded by
the rarest eXotics, and laved in their deli.
cious perfumes. They have such emo.
tons as led the poet to wish that the lips
Of all womanaind, especially the beauties,
were condensed into one pretty pointing
pair that he might, in kissing them, kiss
the whole race, Where there is so much
elegance, so great a variety, choice
must be difficult. The things natural;
and the dear creatures are not to blame.
But not Of bonnets alone does Cgookor's
congress consist. Nearly all descrip-
tons of millinery goods are represented
there--lIom the lightest and most ETHEREAL
TO the heavier fabrics which art produces
10 adorn the loyeliest Of natures handi.
works. May 90 Pm,
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CATALOGUE OF NEW MVs7C.,

WILLIAM HALL & SON, No. 239 broadway, New York.
have just issued addenda to their general catalogue Of
music 1t contains list Of all the popular vocal and
Instrumental music published during the last year, and
will be sent to any address in the United States post paid
without charge.
A NEW BOOK FOR FEMALE ACADEMIES The In.
stute Chorus Book collection Of the most popular ap.
proprae and pleasing vocal pieces adapted for class sing
ing, by Francis H. Brown. Price 60 cents or 10 copies S.
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1jD Candidates would do we'll to
have their names announced at once.
We charge no more for announcing
them from now until the election than
we would for only a week or so.
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Valuable Town Property for sale.

wish to sell at private sale the comforta-
bic Frame Dwelling g, on Jefferson street, in
tho town of Winchester, now occupied by
James Estill, Esq. ..
TERMS-Twenty-ihree hundred dollars,
on one and two years credit, with bond and
approved security, and lien retained upon
the property untilthe purchase money is paid.
Persons wishing to parcbase will call on
me or my agents, Messrs. S. w. Houghtou
and +. A. Loughmiller. Winchester. Call
soon.
Ian. 90. III tf r.P. ACKIEN
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SGTgs T..

In pursuance Of the foregoing order O.
sale, will, on Monday the 9th day OF
July, 1857, before the Court House door
in the town Of Winchester, offer for sale,
for ready cash, the tracts Of Laud men.
toned in said order Of sale, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient Of each CT
them, to satisfy the taxes, costs and
charges annexed 10 them. This 71h May
1851 IRA E. DOUTHlT T C..
may % IDS
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u The weather is quite warm
enough now, and crops arc growing
finely.
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NASSAUERsS COLUFAM.
READY Wi AIDE
OlOYRllAl&l,

As the advent OF Spring has
been very backward, many per-
sons have deferred the purchas'
ing ofthcir stock Of Spring and
Summer Clothing, feeling that
overcoots and heavy clothing
were more comfortable than thin
garments. But now all doubts
may be cast aside, for Spring is
here, and no power bu, Divine
will can preventits genial inAu.
ence and permanency for some
time 10 come, commissioned PEG.
pie 10 the contrary notwith'
standing.
And now that winter clothing
may be dispensed with, wonId
ask my friends and the public
generally,to come forthwith and
examine my stock Of Goats,
Pants, Vests, Shirts, Collarss,
Drawers, Socks, Cravats, Hand.
kerchieis, Ha'sy Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Caters, Watches, Jew.
clry, Pistols, Knives, Perfume.
ry, &c, &c.
My Clothing is made up in
fashionable style, and Of excel.
lent materials.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHY.
ann now prepared to execute, in the
best style OF the art,
ANBHOYKPES, PHOTOGRAPHS,
OR
d 4 G y + r r E OTY p ES.
at my rooms, over HcuGhton & Lough
mIller's drug store
Those wishing miniatures, please call
and examine specimens,
The Ambroype | have recently intro.
duced, and succeed far beyond my most
sanguine expectations, They are surely
g great improvement over the Dagueneo
type, both in beauty of appearance and
facility Of execution.
Bring on your children can be
taken before they can have time to move.
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed or no
charge. J. w. HOUGHTON.
Winchester, Aug. 16. '56-tf
JOHN I. VAUGHAN,
SUCCESSOR TO $. A. LoCHART)
Wholesale az Retail Manufacturer
of Hin, Sheet Iron, Copper and
Cooking and Warming
Stoves. 0feyery vari-
ETY. and pattern,
Castings,
Pumps, Brass
Kettles, Odd Lids,
Coffee Mills, Wagon Boxes.
And in fact every variety of the above des-
cription of articles, which will be manufac-
tured to order on the shortest notice. Re-
pairing, Roofing, Gutering, &C., will be done
upon moderate terms. Having invested my
entire capital in the purchase ofthe stablish-
ment formerly owned by S. A, Lockhart, |
will be compelled to do a Cash Business,
thereby giving better bargains than can
be given upon the credit system. All accounts
de when made. Having had four years ex-
parience in the business, hope, and believe,
by close application, to merit and receive
liberal share of public patronage, fully assur-
ed that can and will give entire satisfaction.
Winchester, Sept. 10, '56-tf J.FV.
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sheriff Sale.

may 20, 1857 I'd prs fee 5 60
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HoSt0n, JuHe ood. 1851

MESsRs EDiToEs Upon reference being
had to the manuscript of the last specimen of
the "Boston correspondence of Your pa
per. it can no doubt be made to appear that
your Compos;tor did not observe the direction
of Franklin. to follow the copy even if it
went out of the window in regard to one
particular word, and vet he may have been
nearer the facts of the case related than if he
had used the Yankee word d.ipucd instead
of the one referred to. The use of such cues
tionable language, even at second hand, af-
fordS room for an argument, and many OF our
best writers disagree in theory or in fact up
on the subject. Willis. for instance. in early
days. was Il member of an orthodox church
in this city. and vet, unlike Mrs. Stowe. he
did not think it consistent for a person sus-
tanning such relations to use protanc language
in their writings, and as he had concluded to
make himself known to the public in iicti-
tious garb, he voluntarily took up his conncc-
ton as a church member, upon these grounds.
Ills subsequent career as an author. and a
mere man of the world, is we'll known. and
yet his fame must rest almost wholly upon