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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
IMPORTANT no HousE.gEEPFRs.

lust RECETvED- Bath Bricks, FOR Cleaning Knives.
~ Liquid Cine. for preparing rutni,ure.
French Trp1 Powder, for polishing silver WGre Plate,
Ac., &c
Rsnev ating Polish, fir cleaning Brass. Copper, Steel
Ire n, and other goods 81 that description.
M'1oWbes Folnh Tor reneWn Ga Furniture, Carriage
Daees HArneEs &C which has The eneeL Of making Oh
carriages harness furnlture look good as new.
iunl5 hAChENLiE a WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
THOUSANDS OF
FANCY ARTICLES!

TIVE rribers have Just received the largest stock Of
Fancy Goods In their ne offered Tor sale in this
city Amongst this grea' variety viii he found
100 FANCi BIRD OAGES, selected from she beet aHsort
ment In New oTk.
500 BASKETS OF AL kinds and qualities.
HRAsS BTorEe and Iron Caude Sticks.
RATTAN, Rocking and o1ice Chairs.
BITTANlA and Block Tin Coffee Ead Tea Pots, Chinese
Tea Cadaies
ALSQ-AG Ornaments, Tor Elsgeres and what Eots.
Many OF these articles selected for Hoday Saes,
bal having aiSed too late for that Joyous occasion will
be sold At the most trhng advance upon the cost
janis WILSON MACKENZIE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
Faces About Ambrotypes.

A WHEOfN TN EeFs "I4lFoaasslf , b HasAEiIa
~ - A lAECONHH
AabFosypss aads nosh-rs Else n Nashvls has al
e An5setyps Rso~a. Ne a. College 81
AshrsaTpss are sde 40 psss PiAte gAs, AsfDesi-
say ssAsd aaf ags protested kgaasl al poshty of ia
Amaretyps csanterisitl nads single risss pet
SD ursne afinary q EaefrceiyPs
kmhregxpss srrc uaaist ~ fnvsnsr Distinguish
Gas ons ~ elhsf pctaIe oihsr en- hcrros hA stnzs,
- sQ2J . - an a srtsr ptcsurs Nhch las ies nsin
s~ss - - Aue-~ssf~e---anr And hsrAhH.~ AS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
NEW FIRM.

~ y. SEaBtRN q FE. =. PEACH,
!. lave tyrEea partnership auder the EAus q
and Nyir q 7, = sestary Ce and .kkcn ihe stock A
cter street. AL anreunee heF friends aud ne pusc
thsi hey prepared 60 execus every description Il work
the pa NkiA0 tilAS ln he urais.t sae-
stantai aannrr. ms si 80 Grash sad p 6 a. Fix-
tarys ~ fhr inomesi syes. Ihsy respectfully sossif
dare q putlie pairoaaEu. flanzl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

boxes Piaa Arpss. bbis curFen,ss
4 Asd ceeaa Net, eexet ciirens
50 eoxea Oranges ~ bcxes Lssao1ai
10 hoxss Pecsar te3 boxes nsxss
n soh shsa kmoads. lee hsxes n l. ksAAin$s
10 hhs Ga r, &saofiee,
Lagge 81 - Flrs9crks aIsli
VARIETY 81 chrsas fixzzf ard tofs e. a. 49,, @eat
.-s,.,ss1 49, Droa9NaE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
NOTICE.

A T BRADSHAW and A. " RUTLAND have purchas
n. cd from Messrs. BcBKErsoS DAsaiIL their entire
etock Of Boos shoes, Hats, Trunss &c and would
specfay inform the old patrons Of the late drm ana the
public generally thai "a ntsnl keeping atthe Old rtsnd,
40 a. college street. vel sesctCd Reta' stock Tor La
des' aenteuseh's, md Chikrrns wear, Which they VIII
seI for CASH aud CASH ONLY. We hope, BY strist at
tentOn 70 business meI share vi the public patron
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
STEAM ENGINES
AND
NFfNI Machinery.


IlLiIlo ~ AhOOAAL,
II AVING made important addioas 10 our machinery,
aud greatly Increased asiteL for manufacturing
sTalp and ebney every description are now
prepares manufacture steam Engacs and Eoers equal
point Of Gnsh and durability any made ia The West
prices. Having been practically engaged
the M4nufscure Of MaghinAry in Nashville the ar
teen years. and giving personal attention
factoring Department fcel confident that can live
satisfaction 10 al who favor with their orders
Old stand Nos. So Market street, broad Nash
vile, Team.
Adknds o. work Tor FLOUR MIS- steam Boats Saw Nils
Tobacco Factories, hAnk Jas, 4c executed prom
and a. the lOs0St cash prcss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
STEAMBOATS,.
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW Or
LEANS paEg,Y EE<E

SiIMk 1HEfoIowtng n SSiI~5ik II
sf3-N~@1 a steamers form T-rss.E j
-szzsssssss@zsez1A the Daily Unit Xxx
Ell States Nail line between Nashville and Cairo, leaving
Nashville at IL O'Clock, NJ, and Cairo at A u
J. G.. CLINE, HTrs Master: CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
WEAVER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida
HARMON Master.
This line forms daily connections at Cairo WIKI the Cairo
snd New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers the Louisville ard
ST. LOUIS Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
ST. Louis and Chicago Passengers by this line can reach
New Orleans Memphis, St. Louis and louisville IN much
less time than by any other Boats For passage freight
apply q; the Mall Packet Office OF A. l. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS President,
decf-tf N & NJ Z. s. Mail PACK ct Company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
JAMES KERsAS, 2. p. RAIN
HERMAN & RAINS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. 10, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE. Tenn.

'HE undersigned having removed 10 Nashville and
i cated themselves for the purpose Of conducting ?
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business, have recently openeu
the noted stand formerly occupied by Plummer Co
large and complete stock Of fresh and genuine Staple Drugs
pare and unauthorized Family Medicines Choice PerumeTy
Fancy Articles, &C. all Of which guaranteeing the purity
genuneness Of every article, they will sell the very
price FOR cash the usual time puncua
dealers.
They determined to send out article Of medicine
about which their be any doubt whatever witt reference
its purity
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions
Physicians Of the city This department other business will
be under the supervision Of competent chemists.
They that their rigid attention aud fidelity the in
teres Of those who may favor them with their patronage will
the appreciation Of their patrons and success
their enterprise.
iune2G HERMAN 4 RAINS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

RICH DRESS GOODS,
Elegant Dress silks Of every quality many Of While
through the large auction sales in New York,
be sold very low.
Rich Cashmeres and DeLares;
- plain Cashmeres;
Plgin and Printed Mernos;
superdne black eros De Eines;
Persian Merinos and Delanes &C., &c.
LACE GOODS, KIBSOEs, sc.
Rich Val. Lace Sets;
Val Laces, EdRings and InsertinEs;
Jsck0net and Edgngs IBsertings and Fouucings
Rich Ribbons and Trimmings in great variety, &C., &C.
CLOAKs, sHAULS AND sCARFs.
Jrst opening great variety Of Cloaks, Cloths and
VeVes, latest designs;
CashueTe and heavy Long Shswls IN great variety;
TraveiiI shawl and Blankets for Gents;
CeELmeTe and Broche scsTfs. SC.
CUkTAIN GOODS.
Satin LANES, Damayks Lace and Ausn Curtains, which
Ee are selling very cheap.
STAPLE GOODS.
Cur stock or Staple Goods Is arge and complete
Cloths, Gssscres Hesins. satne;ts, Fsnuel, Linseys
Eerseys Prius blesched aud brown Donescs SLeetnss
Table Linens, gOwtngs Canton FAnucs, feelings Irih
Linens Negro blank ets blue Blankets Square Bed Blank.
eta with many other goods, which olsdng At worry
low prices fl cash.
Wool and Cotton Hosiery, Cloves, Sc.
We have tie most couI lete Inc Of Hosery Goods
offered Ia this mark for Ladies, Nizse Gents Roys
heavy cloves OF every Kind At McJLf LLANDE
sep2S oAB ~ and ~ CnlleEs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
Elegant Fall and Winter GOOds
". A, g. ], C, EyCLELLbND,

now prepared TO oeT to the trade very large and
II elegant Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, di
rec: from the importers and at prices that cannot m TO
give entire satisfaction. The attention q cash buyers is
particularly invited to this STOCK very great Inducements
viii De elered to this class Of buyers.
EIROPOLITAN STORE,
81 and SO Con, se street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
NOTICE.

IIAyNG disposed 81 stock Of Boots, Shoes, &c, to
II 20 Messrs BRApshAw RUTLAND, take great pleas
ure IN recommeudn them the Old patrons Of the late
n and bespsAk then share OF the patronage ef e
public generaily. ROBERTSON DAhhIALL-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
Five com Am sTLyER WATCgEs.

NJ have lust received, by Express, from agent In
w New York, splendid aEsortment Of Fne Watches,
with lew Comps.l and Gold Jewehy, embracing an the
and latest styles, Port Moaaies, Ladies' fue Work
Boxes with Letter, Note Cap ana Paper; AceoTdeoDs
Flutes, Noins, Pistols aad Do1be-BTrel Shot Guns for
sale chespby GLIB "a co,
janij 81 Broad ftreet.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

NEW INVENTIONS.
IUET rsssivsd THE MAGIC HlkATURE GAS ST0VE
y ~ shch ~ scosiAg 81 saH party ca b aens Al
ths Gas Eurner, With c6okisg Vessss. oniy 81
KNIFE sHARPEKER And PoLikHKR, AsrsAi
eenlfiNBace-
YANKEE MATCH STAND, great ssssri1y against
hFc-pree cniy 3ff
P.ssat Fool N.rmsrs aHd Rr.,.sh oeass casisrs.
esell MACKENZIE wFst0N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
WHEELING,
PlTTSBUBG,
DUNKTRK,
BUFFALO and


To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at A 10 An. and P "
'7IlBsT iRAIN-Gcvelaud, Pittshurg steubeuY'Ie and
wheeling, Lightning Express, leaves Cincinnati vt o'clock
Tor a the Eastern cities; also Detroit via Cleveland
springhed, Wilmington, Circeve Lancaster aud Ztnes-
vile, Chcothe aud Athens This train stops between Gin
cinnati and Columbus al ioveand Morrow Xena and Lon
don only.
SECOND TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittshurg and Wheeling TX
press NAH, leaves Cincinnati at 10 O'clock ~ via Cieve
land, PttsJur- and Wleeuc al the Eastern cities This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and Cou
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Aocommodstion, Leaves Cin~innsd at
$3.50 clock, P ~, for Springfield Wilmington Crcevle
and Lancaster, Chlc1the and HulsboraUgh This train
stors Al all points between Cincinnati and Sp rg6eld
FOUkrI 1RAIN-Cievesnd and Pittsburg y ght Express
leaves Cincinnati at o'clock, Cleveland Pitts
Jurz Tor All M Eastern cities This train stops a. all
between Cincinnati and Columbus
one Train Sunday az 80 O'Clock, p. NJ for ColunhuF
Trains by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRAOD
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE.
On and after this date, the

I
! COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRAOD.
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE.
On and after this date, the
LITTLE MIAEI, VIA COLUMBUS,
Is THE Only DIRECT ROUTE to AMI from Cincinnati
and Cleveland the only running into Shore
Depot Cleveland, and the only with uniform guage
from Cincinnati to Cleveland Dunkirk and Buffalo.
BTANI OTUER ROETE Cleveland passengers 90 via
SandusEy and depend trains from Chicago
50 East break gulge at Sandusky and ferry from Old Ohio
City TO Cleveland.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
Is the only route with reliable connection TO and from GIN
CINNATT and PITTSBURG
BY my OTTER ROUTE, Pittsburg Passengers de-
pend at Belef1ntane Forrest trains from indianapolis
and Fort Wayne 10 20 East.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, WIS COLUMBUS.
Is TIE 'NLI ROUTE to and from Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR STEUBENVILLE.
TIE LITE MIAMI. VIA COLUMBUS.
IS TIE ONLY ROUTE to and from Cincinnati Column
bus Cre7tlne and Cleveland, with lightning express hout
change Of cars.
This a great comfort to Ladies and Families
TIE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
BEING TIE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati 10 the
East, uniform and safe speed maintained. Connections
are certain.
~ Any OTHER ROUTE from Cincinnati dangerous
speed required 20 distance and delays necessary
in changing passengers and baggage Beoutane Forr St
sandusAy, aud Ferrying at d Ohio City.
Through Tickets
VIA
WHEELING,
PlTfsBUBG,
DUNKTRK,
BUFFALO and
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information, please Apply the Offices No Burnet
House, s1coGd door Wes OF Vine street; No III Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast corner 81 Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer House. e at
Eastern tLittie hiami) Depot, East Front treet.
ODlce hours from ~ 4. n, HHtH % p r.
2. w. sTRADER Gtn1Agt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers 90 all the pT cpa Hotels fI each
every train b leaving directions either the above
Offices will call for passengers IT, all parts the city, With
out fail. lmsy2TI II. b. EuGGLES, Conductor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI Il
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

a cTA - THE new light a cTTs1 -
1920 draught steam Ss3-ytssS17 j
z1sz-szsESsz.7szzESsS er GIN. PIKE,
GRACE Master being expressly fu for this trade, with al
the modern Improvement, with the light dransht sub
stantial and new steamer SAMUEL T. BIBBARD, SAHUSL
P HBB4RD Master will regular Pa kets during the
ensuing between the above pcrone OF the boats
being in port every week These boats being ia command
CT old aud experienced coumaudauts and with superior
facilities FOR passengers and frezhs sOic share OF pub
lie patronage. For passage freight spply on board, or
to II, II. HARRISON, Agsnt,
oct9i-6m Front street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
NEW IRON FOUNDRY

ELLIS s. MOORE
DIG leave inform their friends the public that IN
I'D have operation a large aud extensive I !, y
FoUHDRY, adjoining cur Machine SHOP aud are pre-
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description Il CASTINGS ttstmay be GALES
for and cheap be done Of the
Mill tislNiSo, hossz POSERs, SASH WEuHTs,
BANK FAUlrs, WISDOM suIs and LISTtSs, GRLrE hkIs,
WATEK WHaxIs CoRs CKusHEAs, and AZ CAsusQs.
In the construction u Your Mls saw Mis- Furnaces
and Dwellings. made % order az short nouce.
We N also furnish every description % stssm add Water
Machinery the iotess. rccs Petisrs order and
charge Tor use Of patterns when have F0@By
The h hsst prizes paid an work FOR Old IrnB
ILLS MOORE,
g. Market street, broad,
Jan. :, SHY Nashville Tena
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
REMOVAL.


ORbHRs hansea me or Filsbafs, CineiantL 1 Louls
" o. a. Leafs mseafscisrsd sads - u b pF4mpt
d Attended oiaF a. ~ T.. Mestisgt, tefaer Broad
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
THE. PREMIUM PLoW OF THE
WEST

TT r. @ BRlSLEY, q s'nrscnvlle KY, would In
i torn the FsEHEEs throughout the south ard wes.,
that he keeps constantly hand any quantity Of hls
proved steel fuhbe sn Sod FoEs which h. warrants
give satisfaction, reiund be purchase money sFery
case would also rfrm them tat be 4 Manufacturing
an IMPROVED CCL1IVA1O8 that supercedes a. others.
said by OF the hest farmers 10 The state be
EarpAsed lthzs received several prtmiums
His P,o hAye icurcsn Bret Class premiums 10
he slate This season hree premiums Al tae BdiAEa
stAts far ttis 5enr,
AL orders him, his agents viii rect si.h pren2
alta nuon, IL aeeon panied with the Cash.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

Agrnts TO- the ssis q these phwe
MessFs. ". b. BsuapHp 4 Co. EouisVine, NJ.
" 4 Weller tcu Neshvat. fenn.
- fsaaa~rs Keith, LsxiHE,on, Ky
% Smith Thar. ttessburg Hiss.
sss&-SA siapsozviiss Ky. Nox. 81. tass
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

S s..s o = a. -. = S;' S Nm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

Fire CTackerss
90 noxka II ths sb1fs la rsorived sua a. sale -
AVV asaa }. o. RoDakHscS. kso41say.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
FOR NAsHVILLE AVN NEW ORLEANs TRADE.

TENHE aEdHght draught steamers c7T~TrI -
CRESCENT, W. HOLMES. Master -gsss1i,e7
will run regularly in the above tradesSSzzsz
curing the presrn season commencing on the FIRST rise in
the Cumberland river. She has excellent accouOd tiovs
and in point OF speed and safety is uns-rpessei. For
freight or passage, apply to H. Il. HARRISON,
oct3-dtf RUkG Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
NOTTCE TO PASSENGERS.
NASHVILLE EXPRESS MAIL LINE
Memphis, II. Orleans & the South!
ONLY SO TO MEMPHIS
Through in 3e; WOupSt

g = AND q HoCss TINE SAVED! Connecting wish
'p'i Memphis with Sie-Eers for New Oresus and with
south. WV
The che pest hest and q.ic rcur by Tennessee and
Alabama haro-d o. spring Hni connecting ~ Stags with
Tor Memphis,
Leaves Na,hvile SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI-
DAYS at $50 A. ~
g For particulars, see small bills
81 Fer rhro-gh Tickets apply At he General staQs
Once Verandah Hotel.
>. = MERRIAM, Agent. roS13
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07
Rows out at Might.

This is one Of the most runous, dangerous,
mschievous things possible. Nothingso sure
ly and speedily makes th.ir downward course
We have again and again alluded to these
melancholy facts, and must continue to do
40 while we have strength TO lift pen..
II is ru;uous to their morals, in MI instan-
ccs. They acquire, under the cover Of night
an unhealthy state Of mind-bad, vulgar and
profanc language, obscene practices, criminal
sentiment, a lawlcss and vi,ious bearing. In
deed, IL is in the street after nigmfal, that
the boys acquire the education Of the bad,
and capacity for becoming rowdy, dssolutc,
criminal men. Parents do You believe it 1?
Will you heed it. Will you keep your chill
dren at homo at nights, and see that your
homes are maze pleasant and profitable 3
Or take them with y u TO house of God, OF
prayer and pIaiss "Evil communications
corrupt good manners" A little lcavcn leav-
eneih the whole lump. Beware Of the SER
pent!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07
Disclosures of a Liquor Dealer.

Mr. Dclavan. President of tho New York
State Temperance Society, in his recent ad
dress in the capitol in Albany. dwct mainly
on the now prevalent adulterotion Of liquors:
"Within q few weeks" he said, "it has
come to my knowledge, that person whose
conscience rc,o!tcd ut his employment, in q
large liquor establishment, has left it for a
more innocent aud crcdltahle business. He
stated that it now only took ten, somo say
four gallons Of pure whisky TO make bar
rel Of the wisky of commerce. To these arc
added rainwater, camphenc and arsenic, the
latter to restore the bead destroyed by the
wafer. He stated also, that brandy made to
initiate the real French brandy, and Of ma
tcrials of the most poi. onous Character, was
sold at S4 per gallon, costing only % cents.
That all kinds OF wines were inflated so
closely that the best judges could not discrimi
nate; costing but trfc, and sold at prices
to suit customers. The higher the standing
of the customer, and the moro particular as
to his wines, the higher the Price to satisfy
him as to quality. The most celebrated
brands were made use Of, and the names Of
the most celebrated European dealers given,
as the source Of supply; and European deal
ers, bc it known, are Lot much behind, but
much in advance of tic American trader,
i'll their aduterations."
He quotes an advertisement of a chemist
in New York, who is now 'preparcd to furn-
ish the faporings for every kind Of liquors.
and the best Cogniac brandy, ETC., ETC., is
Produced Christian Press.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07
Habits of Exaseratio,i.
g A BAD HABIT.


30 mother am. tired to deathm said
on her return from school,
"Tircd to deathp repeated her mother
slowly.
eaYes, mother, am; almost, mean" she
added.
mo, my daughter, not even almost" said
Mrs. Mills.
"Well, at any rate" continued Jane, 81
would not walk from here to school again, to-
day, for anything in the world!"
10 yes, you would, my DEAR" said her
mother, gently.
"No other, l am sure would not.
am certain nothing would tempt me-"
"But l am nearly certain you coukl be in
duced to go without any urging" answered
her mother.
"Wcll, mother, try me, and see If any
thing would make me willing to CO."
"Suppose," said Mrs: Mills, III should offer
to take you to the panorama this afternoon
expect TO visit it,"
'.Do you, mother?" said Jane with great
animation, "May l go9 You promised 10
take me when you went"
81 intended to have done So" replied her
mother; "but the place where it is exhibited
is long way b' yond your school,"
"But am quite restored, now, dear moth
err said Jane. 81 would not fail Of going for
all the world! Why do you smile, mother"
"To think what an inconsistent little
daughter have"
"What do YOU mean BY inconsistent, moth
err"
"Why, when little girl says, one minute,
that she would not walk particular distance
'for anything in the world she not only talks
inconsistcntly, but foolishly. 1t IS very
bad habit to use such expressions"
yesterday, when you came home from
school, you said you were almost frightened
out Of your lisc; and when | inquired as TO
the cause of your alarm, you replied that you
met as many as thousand cross dogs on
your way home from school. Now, nv
daughter, wish to break yourself Of this
bad habit. When you are tired, or hungry,
or frightened, use the simple words that ex-
press your meaning. For instance, you may
he tired, or exceedingly ,ircd; or you may bo
alarmed, or frightened, or terrified.
'From this time, let your lips speak the
thing YOU mean. The Bible says Let your
yea be yea, and your nay, nay and adds
that Whatsoever is more Than these cometh
of evil Will you try to remember what l
have been saying, and strive to correct this
fault, my dear CT i'd" said Mrs. Mills.
ayes, dear mother" replied Jane, for |
know it is wrong, and | feel ashamed and
sorry for IT,"
"Wcl, my dear" added her mother, sim
prove. And row you may get ready to go
with me to The nanolama"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07
IN. Y. Evening Post

A "Pug UoLY"-A correspondent of the
Boston Courier thus describes character
somewhat notorious in the municipal history
of Baltitnore:- -
Have you ever seen "Pug Ugly" He
is of Baltimore Origin, and OF the species of
tho "Killer," known in Philadelphia, and
"Short Boy" Of New York You have moth
ing in your city which at all resembles the
Pug, the Killer, or the Short Boy. The
Pug or Plug as he is sometimes callei, de-
rives his name, not from anything expressed
in his own physiognomy, but from the effects
which he produces upon the conntcnance
of an adversary. Every time he strikes he
plugs ugly and, as is tho consequence, an
ugly pug follows. He is Of limited stature,
has a compressed face, close cropped hair, and
is generally firm built Alone, he is u cow
ART; but like all bulies, is brave when there
is crowd at his heels. He likes TO talk ,ul-
gar when decent people are within hearing;
and always has ruffianly eriihct at his
tongues end. lie can be enlisted in any
cause for money, which he prizes only rs u
means Of gratifying the most british appetitcs.
He is usually to be found in the neigbborhood
Of engine or porter house, and he under
stands the mcrcst wink The class &c which
the Pug Uglies' belong, had its origin in
New York, whore they were generated for
the purpose Of aiding feeble politicians to car
ry the points at conventions.
ID.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-07
HILLSDALE MICH, TUESDAY, JULY Z, 1851
"Would you believe il she did not rccog


nizc me-"
mot recognize youi"
"No., You know what quiz that Murray
is.- AS sonn as he saw me enter, dressed IN
such style. he camc up shook hands with
me, and without giving me chance to say
one word, introduced me TO Julia as Mr.. Fred
erick Somebody. And would you believe IT,,
the witch did not know me. think j should
not forget her SO easily. Nor was that all.
Murray said something about the fellow who
called there the previous EVENING" country
cousin, he said, clear enough, but an incor-
rigiblc soven. And Julia said he dressed
like barbarian-jusi think of that, Frank,
a barbarian. She shall pay for that yet
Such eyes-and she steps like II queen
Well, Frank, a clean collar does make vast
difference in mans appearance. Lovely as
Hebe herself. Terrible difference clean linen
makes"