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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. NLO.RE

MAA1A-NtefeI W CarriAeea. Coaches BaggfeS
LightWaggona, &c.
Nas 90 LEVER Marhea street, Nashville.
Al now meaniaetuFing every variety Rr-R ~
sad style - Vehicle. ron the plalnesf Al ~ ~
ieh g nc nosl esAaiiis ana ssaeoratly 6Y<-~If
1nishet turr aut. -------A&--
hssing engaEod arseiasa uoFaseh and ebtalnsd iars
kncent 81 The besl 81 Etock. prepared 81 % wef
which uh canpAFe uhh any IN he uAae apanff eiher fr
style aerubky. An knds ~ seAieaa keps eansanslg "a
hAnd, pEomptly made a. order.
Everoafa Patent Coupling
This inFnriant upf0venrni In he euapinn carriage
kc has auskeu4d ach nerest tAranFheai the euanlFF
and ofd npen Wih tbs mas Aver Nhere Il Il knoua
kneaH. naEng he eHcassa FFh iAis clty II an nss
maklaE efthem In cQnslTuclnf carFages baeFra a.
RrRemenher ne plaoest the o1 eIsad 81 FIsf asaar
fe- 90. Lsser hHrtet street ian, . II
II t0&GHCntT q co.
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Handles
Suudrfes.
Facts About Ambrofypes.

A MNfeOfNPES were "fnfrodHcedS In kashTflls
- A. LARCOMBB rf
Arbrotypes made soshere else "a Enshvie shan AZ
.e AmbFeiyps Rsom.. Ee - College g. - =.
Anbregspss are made upon doubs plate ssss hermet
eay sealed and teas protested against al poasby of In
iaFy
amerosype Oesnterisits made On sinrse E.us net
sssled and daFnnss oFnary daeusrFeosvpa
AnerosTpss nsnsd ~ Invenfrr % Ensk
then from other ptclare OtheF berrss tie nss
and sppr u % afrrior pcaars uAsh lacks sAs uaain
-1Snas af anhsesrpe-anns snd darnhlttv eAis
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Cheap Cash Store.

Cheap Cash Store.
CHAS. III. WATERS s. CO.,
| (Sncceasors IN + Birdsail L COY
| Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
BROoMs, ,ooRDAGE, E,TwINEs, 40.
HAVING largely replenished stock and also intro
duced many articles heretofore kept this estab
shment we able to offer induceus the former
by any other house in this city We shall keep consantIy
on hand foil and complete assortment Of every article
Of business and We are determined to sustain the
reputation ofhe cd drm and not to be ootdone
this business and will be our greatest endeavor give
Wood and Willow Ware manufactured to order at the
shortest notice. The following st though complete
win give a general idea Of our stock in store
BrOoms.
$50 dozen large Shaker Brooms; .H
81 d. d. steamboat ga Do; d. superior quality;
sOS sSS So So. ,.ncs o0'i 90; so common;
$50 DO Plaia and common Broons;
500 do fancy hf Broems and Whisks.
We are prepared at all times to furnish Brooms Of
every variety and in any quantty all orders will ieeeivs
Cedar Ware.
Iron bound red Cedar Buckets and churus; brass
bound red Cedar Buetes ion bound white Cedar Tubs
churns Buckets Water Cans and Kssers Cedar Faucets
COrdage.
ofevery description, consisting part Of Mana Hemp
Cotton and Jute Rope al Sizes Hemp Bed Cords Cords
and PoW Lines Hemp Packing and Lead Lines Cotton Bed
Cords Pow Loes and Sash Cords Manila Bed Cords and
Clothes Lines; Spun Yarns, Marlin.
Buckei chnFns Tubs Keeers Fancy Cabs, Covered Bak
ess Patent Churns Wagons, ,Wheeibarrovs, Ac., &c.
F7o gr Mats. u
Alicante Jute Manila Cocoa Husk Corn and Rope Mats;
Plain and Fancy Door Rngs Sheep skn Palm Leaf Table
and Buggy Mats, 4c., Ae.
Brushes.
Shoe, Horse Scrub Stove ~hitewasA, Hat, Clothes
Wkisk Brushes Fancy Feather Floor and Hearth Dasfer
White Ware.
Dash CnurnS Covered Buekets Tubs etsye Half Bushels
Horse aud Cistsrn Barkets Barrel Churns Kegs Deck
Bnekes. Salt Boxes Wen Buckets Buckeyes Poplar and
Maple Boxs ohcppins Trays, Patent ohuFns, Bail Boxes
ziao WdsAheGrds, &C.
Baskets.
gooi assortment constantly hand the best stock of
French and Fancy Baskets In The city Wov Clothes Mar
dies Cabs, Wagons chA Oak Feed Peach, Clothes Book
Corn Rattaa bakets, Fancy Embroidered Work. PHnged
Nastee stck, 0ee Trieste Kecule Preach Knije Tunb-
Ter, Card. Fruit, a., &e.
Measures.
Iron BouEA and Plain Half Busles Sets Small Measures
Cedar Half Bushels. Sealed Measures Of every kind.
Handles.
Poplar, eugar Tree and Steamboats, Broom BanAes IN
any quantity Are Handles Turned and shaved Pick Forf
and Mop Handles.
Sundries.
h.iches Seyss. slsekng Rolling Pins, suttsr Prints
MoEds and saddis Root hames Wrapping Paper Cotfen
Mops. Curry Combs 0skum, Potato Mashers Cocoa Din
psrs Kn Trays, Tar Cans, Soap, Starch c4ndles Pipes
Lemcn SqaeeseIs ToEe RecFs, Rat Traps Barrel Covers.
Bung Starts, foy Rrekets, faekz &c ,ke
cHAs n WATERS CO.,
Ne 70 Main 81 between Front and colaaeiA cineinna,
Oct. ts.-diy.
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Gold Medal Pianos !!

STEINWAY g. SONS, Manufacturers,
. WALLER STREET, NEW YORK wlH.<.-1
or Received the following FIRST PEI1E s1ssrI a {. 81.
MEpALs in Competition with the best mSkers7 II ri Nj
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bal-s
timore:
Tw0 FIRST PRIZE MEDALS ct the Metropolitan Pair,
Washington, March, 1855.
AGoLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York, No.
vember ls5 tbeing the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six ysars)
GOLD MEDAL At The Maryland Institute. Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New YorI, November, 1855. Among the judges the
nrst Musical Talent OF the Country, such NJ. Masou
Gottschaik, Woienhsupt and many Others St. 4 ri.
anos with and without the Iron France are warra nted
for three years. and written guarantees given Pianos
packed and shipped without charge. Prices moderat.
declS-iy-v .---
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PATENTED PATENTED
Brother Jonathan's Furniture Polish,
The only Patented Furniture Polish in
The IYorId
IT SHOULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY.

IT SHOULD BIZ IN EVERY FAMILY.
TT hiss admitted by every who ever used a.
20 be the best article Of tho kind invented. II s
applied with piece Of Cahton Flannel Wolen Cloth
and dries ined atey removing all stains grease and dirt
making your f1rnture look well when new. II will
resist the action OF hot and cold sster Beware of Ceun-
terfeitsl None genuine without John L. Brabyn the
label. Principal Depot - Broadway, New York.
JOHN T.. BRABYN q co.
Agents wanted in every oOnnty and City throughout the
United States. janl-Smv
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FOR RENT

tINHk kutledge Property, with about IS acres Of -
Ground. One Of the most desirable residences LIZ
In the city. Apply to
feLls AVS LINDeLEY.
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HOPE SPRINGS EXULTING FROM ITS UsR,
WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT!


WHILE DOUBTS FLEEING AWAY, GIVE
PLACE TO CONVICTION MOST
TRIUMPHANT!
ID msnt and you viii learn what
The Gr@fenberg Health Bitters Are
Good Fer!
They have been sold by the subfer5ers IN Teunessee
for yesrE and this great TRUTH they have
their possession showing that they have cured and helped
Nervous Debility, siekness at the Stomach,
Derangement OithsDissstivs water Brash, Humors,
Depression oiMnd and Spirits 0OsSiveness; jaunde..
Oppression aner Eating, Flatuleney, ,RhsuDatsm,
Acid Stomach, Female Distractions,
Sick Headache, Loss Of Appetite,
Pain In the Side, and ...
ToPoR or THE LIVER AND BOWELS,
Readeri You are appealed to earnestly Don't say "If
Icould only believe this 10 be truei have ofthe
above Complaints and OHld take the medicine at once
II could only have confidence" 1T Is TRUE. Come
then, your mind is Irritable disconteuted and gloomy
ifyou have Ooc Pains amer your food,- Jour
body begins to waste your strength to fail your
Sou save d,cuIlT IN ying on your Isis Ss YOUR
skin dry and shrivelled you have appetite weak
and variable. and perhaps entirely des.royed-h yOor
whole system Iangud, especially during the Ct
digestion, II yVu have constant uneasy feeling In The
why, are troubled with INDlGEsTioNi and
there Btters made 70 Indigestion, and all lie at
tendAnt ills; and while At hrst Il Renty stimulates the
Stomach cleansing and agents.
IT ACTS UPON TIE SKIN.
Removing Morbid Vtated Humofs, Identifying the
face, kndline life and energy In your entire frame then,
reader viii the world longer look dark and gloomy
viii dearest hope be bAnshed and thrust aside
bot with HEALTH AND STRFNGTH. G. a-
The Greenberg Health Eiters have done wonders for
Many witnesses ready TO testify h- statemens
above made These RtteTs and al the other GrRfenberg
Medicines for sale BY every Druggist In every IN
the State and worthy Of pace every counsr.-
The rice 10 liberal Wholesale Dealers and the Retail
price only 95e. nthere is there should net be city
iovn large Blanket where 70 cannot be found all
over this glorious Union arHlB
MACKENZIE 4 BECKWITH, Nashville,
Agents for the Gr@snberg Company for Tennessee As
eana and Georgia jznes-u
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MAURY & CLAIRORNE'S ADDITION.
SuMsEE o. L9Is IN this s01.I xSdon Tor
fehll A. v. &. LINDSLEY. -
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FOR RENT.

A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, In !.
"a South Nashville, Including Of Claibornes 80
Apply TO lfeblll A. v. 8. LINDsLEY. k.44
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FoR SALE.

A HANDaoME LOT, in Houston's Addition, ouaz5
n Woodland street. Finy iset front and one hun-e3
drsd and seventy 1estdeep. hAsbsen reeently sa--
closed with neat plank fsnee. Apply %
febil If Az. 3 LINDsLEY.
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RUILDING LOT.


A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st., n
"A Sth Ward, near the Baptist Church. Fronts 81
feet and lee deep, with alley In the 10 offered
very low APPlytO febis A. v. 8. LINDSAY.
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rtGAG.Es.-ukH si.ss, FsIrbsnkn' cslthrst porm.na
> Fafisrn coastrr. saA eFoesss feaes. In tors AZ
fsr sals - Msnafssssrefs FFess ~ her asxsis, -
tscs " ]. GDHroN &C.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near IL
J. the Public Square. Apply to fA
febi1 A. v. 8. LINDeLEY. IG4
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

TN West Nashville Lot No. 1884, fronting 50 feet on a
i Demumbrans street, and running back 1I5 feet =
to an sliey-a handsome lot. Apply 70 - .
jebls A v. g. LIN DSLEY.
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AnYANcR TN cQFroK YARNa.

ADVANCE IN cofroE YARKs.
NHxua amer Moaday, tst December, 1sss vs wilI a.
" vancs me price ofcsltnn Fkrns 0SE cENf per sazsn
ozr pflsss sln thsn - fsF Ne. soo Ice.
500 lie.
- go fle
- tee ios
VIA psr ssst eafor ef $ sAgsoE ers. Ne dsssanf
ullswsa &c oaasfs g. less thaA - baes.
Ths Flms "a UkirA seli ssme - kereteisrp, via.
PEI al srisFs ~ lers shan - Aass, CASH.
= s4 hRgs and uader - eaeR. te Asys.
= . - s4ss e. nass. noaths.
" a. GORDON o0.
ssef kseass fsr reaass.se MassfAeizrsss
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RnR SALE

T OF No. 10t In shelby's Addition, on WocdlandfA
IL street, one Of the handsomest in the whole Al =
dition. Apply TO
iebl6 - A. " D. LlNOsLef
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26

weed affected to dscredit the whole affair ;
and limited that the deacon had been trying
the experiment of frozen cider, and that the
vagaries of the clock existed only in distem'
pcred imagination.
However, the interdict being taken off, Joe
was allowed to resume his counting, and won
the assent of the old people to his union with
Sally by repairing the old clock till it went as
well as ever.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26
NAUMAMN & STRAUSS
NEAIEKN n
Fine Watches, JeweIry, Books, Stationery. y
IL - Y II II Oh ES

L lllC W ultHNo. otNNi., /, ''o'h's '''"'N -
NCY RTICLES.
TAVE RECEIVED from New York, new ana
Ii complete assortment Of goods to which they III.
vitc the attention of The people of Clinton and viclnl-
ty. and The ladies especially.
WATCHES, JEwElRY. Nc. comprising ]. T. Cooper
Tobias. and real Joseph johnson movements SWISS
and English Levers. together with splendid STOCK
OF Eastern
JEwEinY. of the latest style and best finish.
SuSER and PLATED WARE. all descriptions.
ToiiEr ARTICLES pcrlumary Hair Oil, pomalunl.
Fancy Soap and Extracts direct from Harrison )
manulnctory.
Work Boxes, Port Monnaics. Fine Pocket Books
CARp CASES: silver. pearl and she'll.
RAzoNs and kSlyEs. Rogers best brand.
Books. consisting Of standard and miscellaneous
works.
Stlooi Books recommended for their high and
instructive character
POEMS of American and British authors.
NOVELS latest and best published with great
variety of other interesting reading.
MuSlC II fine lot OF sheet music, embracing pieces
from the most gifted composers.
We have suitable arrangement, to procure books
that orders left with us will he promptly filled.
M" Watches and Jcwclry carefully repaired BY
the best OF workmcn. and warranted.
We solicit share Of the public patronage, feeling
convinced We shall be able to give entire satisfaction
~" All articles sold warranted as represented
or the money refunded.
~" Sign Of the GOLD WATCH! at the store for
mcrly occupied by |. H. Lemon. one door west Of v
4 q. Mills x o.. lie ~ NAtMAN TR Al -
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26

on the subject could be, and it only needs n
proper consideration of its circumstances to
show all the dangers by which such course
is ever cnyironcd
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26
TEA! TEA II!

An GALLONS PURE COLD PRESSED CASTOR
1U OIL. for sale l,y !. y. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-12-26
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS Il!
ATT SCHLANKER,S.


7 AM now receiving and opening. large and cx-
/ tensivc assortment Of new goods, pertaining tony
line Of business.
Liquors & Cordials of every description,
Groceries, of every variety,
Fruits, both Western and Tropical,
Family Provisions, DC &c.
In addition. | have also on hand large stock oc
superior
Clothing and Dry Goods,
which viii dispose Of at the lowest rate for CASH
The public and his friends generally, are invited
10 give him IL call. june
GOLD! GOLD !! GOLD It!
J'IIE GREATEST OFFER ~ GOLD PENS, gold
/ pencils. gold Chains, and gold watches, ever molc.
Bead the following:
A spI .ENpID GOLD PREMIUM worth from five
to one hundred dollars positively given to any per-
son who can spare one day in week, or one hour in
a day. getting up club. Of subscribers in his own and
adjoining nciglborhoods, for The best and most popn-
4 lar Family Newspaper nov Published No expense
no outlay. no capital required OF agents. An entire
new plan is proposed by Which any person can sue
cetd in making it paying business, who will under
take the agency private circular, for ihc Inspec.
ion of agents only, with full list Of premiums viii
bc sent to any who desires H. receipt OF stamp
to pay return postage. Some agents have earned
hundred dollar gold watch n,onc week
Every family should read at least one Newspaper
from New York city. without interfering with their
l.orl Papers which uf course cannot, and should
nut ~ ,spuns,d Vilh. But NeN YORK being the
great commercial aud hu-nc.s coutc Of this tontin-
.ctt, no irn n mrrImulr professional man, or mcf-
chant is properly prepared tor the emergencies "I his
calling unll., ha M i'm communication with New
luiL city Il, means w one of it- r.t class n"wpa-
per muliuu-. +rchu u. dtm is cur 'lEDGER.'
Neutral w paIi,ic bui living all thr ilct- Items "
D as aad tlrllma Incidents worth knowing through
II lALIAIE GHT
Bach unN .l...rii Va will receive Will ilc iir-t No-
wv Iis wv h.u Iup Y. oar ol tuc n"" and beautiful
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-03

Tux INV CENr. This convenient and in
terestins coin has at length begun To find
its way into circulation. In size, appear
anee, and shape, Il Is great improvement
upon the old cooper" and will give q less
repulsiye look to the gifts which the "sons
Of Alexander" deposits in the contribution
box.
We notice one popularity. The word
"LiBkRrY," which had - conspicuous n
plaos in our old money, making every coin
the preacher oi a blessing whose value !
could not measare-has been gr,wing small
or and less distinct in the later issues OF the
Mint, and now, from the new cent, is omit
ted altogether. We were ut first disposed
to COMPLAIN OF this; but on reflection are in
elined To rrslrd il is being in accordance
with the stiffness OF things" Coming out
30 soon after the last bulwark Of liberty has
been Frustrated, and tho very idea OF liberty
dismissed in scorn, by the bred Scott de-
cision, it was proper that the coin which is
TO have the widest circulation among the
people, should tell by its significant silence.
Of our national degradation and shame
Why should not the power which has de-
stroyed the thing and make the sOrd contra
hand in half the States Of the Union. corrupt
the peOple's coinage 81 as to aid IN banisn-
Ing the idea FROM their minds?
We sc il stated that the new cen, is
eagerly sought for from tho South, where
the old one was almost unknown. Perhaps
this may be the reason. With Liberty"
omitted. il will be safer thing u fall into
tho hands Of the slaves.-Coa9reyaiioaalist.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-07-03

Mn. Dow's ToUx As il will DO gratify-
ng to many Of Mr.. Dow's friends at home
to hear of his movements abroad, we copy
the following from the London Alliance
News, of June 9th:
Next week the Hon. NAL Dow will ad-
dress u public meeting at Macclesfeld, on
Monday. the Sth. Henry Dixon; Esq, will
attend rs depuhtion from the ALLIANCES
Ixecutive.-0n Tuesday, the 9th, Mr.. Dow
will pay n quiet visit to the ancient and in
teresting city Of Chester-On wednesday,
the lOlh, Mr.. Dow will join the Executive
of the Alliance, 10 present an address to the
ministers in COnfererence assembled at the
Town Hall, Manchester.-On Thursday, the
llth, by special request Of the Ministers
Conference Committee, Mr.. Dow will ap.
pear ON their platform and address the pub
lie meeting in the Free Trade Hall - On
Friday, Mr. Dow will start ON tour through
the Cumberland Lake district, staying the
first night at Kendall, where the friends are
arranging to give Mr.. Dow u public recep-
ton, a: which, probably, the Mayor may be
able To preside. DIR. Lees wall, accompany
Mr.. Dow through the lake district and in
tour in the Highlands Of Scotland - The
week after next, on wednesday, the 18th
Mr.. Dow, DIR. Lscs, and Mr. Pope, will at
tend the great Alliance county picnic nc
Parlshaw Crag, near Cookermouth, when
many thousand. are expected {, DO gather
ed irUln all parts OF Cumberland, WsImore-
land, md adjacent parts Of lancaster and
Northumberland and ON Friday, the 18th,
Mr.. Dow and DR.. Less will attend q public
Demonstration at Carlisle.
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5pstiul gutitrs.

BLxsGsGs uros EvERY TosGrr seem the por-
ton VI Nshmeouitsh, otherwise Mrs. Gardner,
The inventor Of that celebrated Indian medicine,
the Bslsam Of Liverwor and Hosrhound. The
following note speaks volumes II il from a dis,
,inguished source.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 10. 1856.
Gsniismm The medicinal preparation you
have sent me has exceeded all my hopes In il,
operation, and become great iavori,e 10 our In,
si,ution: and henceforh Ii will he continually
employed as remedial ard curative agent in all
Lung diseases The celebrated Drs. Carter and
Leonard who have each amsssed fortunes here,
have recommended lis use ia families, and an,
sure 1t Will prove beneficial. Seud me six dozen
bottles as soon as you can, aud believe me, for
the good have derived from il, you are ut liberty
to Use my name aud that OF the Indiana Central
College AT all times, In behalf Of Mrs. Gardner's
Indian Basum Of Liverwort and Hoarhound.
am very truly, yours, &c.
n. n. LITrLETON, A. NJ.
Central College, Indianapolis
To Messrs. Weeks & Potter, Boston Mass.
T GILMAN, Agent for Saco and Biddeford.
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Banks Letter Of Acceptance,


Hon. n. p. Banks. in letter To George
W. Messenger. President Of American Con-
yention, accepts the nomination for Govern
or, and slys" have opposed with earnest
ness the policy Of the slavery propagation
ists, and have endcavOred as Ear as lay in
my power. Ia defeat their pernicious meas
urcs which were calculated in my jadment
10 substitute for the liberation ofnegro bond
age in the states where u now exists, its uni.
yersll and absolute dominion, thus obstruct-
ing the success Of every Industrial interest,
and tending the government itself to q course
Of measures which could not fail IN cripple
the prosperity and impair the dignity oil tree
free labor.
Upon the subject Of foreign influence he
says his record is open and convictions
unchanged, and he is now ready, as hereto
fore. To concur with the people OF Mass.
chusets in every just measure that shall tend
90 dihini-h this unnatural influence and to
restore IA the American people the full share
OF power and direction which Was designed
for them by the trainers Of this govern
ment."
After abiding to the necessity Of retreneh-
ment and reform in State Affairs, and urging
IN unity Of action on the par, Of thoss who
do not materially 1iiitr in political sentiment,
he clUscs rs follows: IF in the coming
canvass, IL shall appear that my name fails
10 draw together those who separated
by no great principle should not be united,
il shall b. promptly Withdrawn. ant | will
chseriuliy Lll into the ranks 81 the support
ers vi any man who cn rally TO another
N.t.s n
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Tns HKRo OF BuSKER HILL.-The \. Y.
Citizen thus refers to Gen. Warren, tho he
TO Of Banker Hill, whose memory 10 to be
gratefully remembered on this day:
The anniversary Of National Birthday,
sanction OF men renowned in authority
and in The world Of letter., the charming
presence of thousands Of women in the city OF
Boston are 10 consecrate in religion, in song
and in marble the fail Of the purcst, proud
est soldier Of Bunker Hill-General Warren
Boston has decreed ID il. that a stone shaft
lifting its lofty form from that hill. whose
earth Is PATRIOTS dust, shall be q pale Ill
lent Grafton to awe the treasonHble turbu-
lence Of its Pulpit and Senate. Ii is well.
Boston has displayed a noble judgment in
the day and IN the hero Of her choice.
Gen. Warren's rare personal and Intellectual
endowments his ehiyalric spirit and acid
cmical attainments-his elegant address and
intrepid adventurous courage add roman
tic interest " the affection and admiration
felt for his memory as one of the first and
most illustriOus Of revolutionary martyrs.
lie Was scholar soldier who abandoned the
studious solitude Of science for the forlorn
hope of eyOlutlon-S.crifced the convent
enee Of professional life. for the Immortality
Of PARROTS death. Early he espoused the
colonial cause Early advocated it in the toram,
aud early uied defending 1t in the field.
Brief Us was his career, il WIS lustrous
and rich in brilliant achievements and bound
les promise, and has bequeIthed the R-pub-
lic.a love 1t has made national, and u name
IL has made immortal The sepulchra of u
noble monument could not be dedicated to
brighter, bstter loved memory than that Of
this gallant gentleman.