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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-10
oruox or rHz cx., HAN AND DAYTON RAILROAD.

Chlds Co. Patent CemenE Roofing is now used here
on our hest class OF Rudngs We covering cur freight
Cars wit II and chanic reports very favor
able TO it.. >. \ L'dOMieOAEOi Ffes.
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TvsT1NoNIAI,s AND REFERENCFs.

OFFICE BUoKEYE STATE Insurance COMPANY,
,INCNEATI, Dee. I6, 1856
TO ALL WHOM IT This Is 10 certify that
have examined specimens and Roofs Of W. f Chlds Co.'s
iEIasic Fire and Water Proof Cement Roofing, and be
lieve TO be rmuenty superior to other kind Of Roof
ing 10 use was an eye witnes OF trial OF Of
these Roofs from large volume Of 1ame from adjoining
building which directly upon the roof and cornice
or nearly half Il stood the tria beyond all
,ectaiion and .ayed the building T. NJ. HASKELL,
President Buckeye Stale Insuran,e Co.
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MEMPHIs, TENN

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. sth, 1856.
To WHOM IT NAY COHCERN.-Tts is to certify that W. s.
Bennett covered two roof, for last spring, with
position called Vests Patent GalVanc Cement Of
them deck, he other old shinge roof which
are giving perfect satisfaction He also repaired dor
mer window, which leaked badly had ba1ed the skl
OF Carpenters to its leaking which he succeeded
IN making perfectly tight. DO cheeTfuIy
mend his OF roofing the public for ali roofing
purposes and believe be permanent fixture against
fire and water. .. d. COCKRELL,
Proprietor Commercial Hotel.
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THE WATSON $40
SEWING MACHINE.

A BOUT the 2Oth day OF August, 1886 was employed
II by Aessrs Watson, W OOster CO.. comPosed OF Wm
c. Watson. Morris Kn ght, and George H. wooster, to
manufacture Sewing Nachinef which were known as the
Watson Ven Dollar Sewing Machine" That thereafter
received notice from the council Of b. Po ter and N
Wheeler, mentioned in the annexed copy Of M ncton
Informing that these Machines iDfrnRement
upon Letters Patent uhch they owned, that suits
would be against me- nness should otherwise
settle with them This notice nded to Mr. Wooster,
OF employers
then Investigations to ascertain the facts, and
found that said Machine, beiieve4 infringe
said Patent and Informed said Watson that such
my opinion
-eq1eutIy suit was commenced agaiest by said
Wheeler, and mme iiateiy thereafter
Mr. Watson, and requested him charge Of
the defence OF the same, and he refused TO do So and
then told him thar would have nothing do with
IT, and then ceased make the Machines; and the in
unet Of which is hereto annexed, Issued
aud eTvsd JOEL CHASE.
Datet keE YJrE, February 1lth, 1851.
In presence ot NTLHs q. ANDEUs
so hereby certify q the above statement subscribed
by , is and -.. JOEL CHASE.
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W. 2. BENNETT, EsQ.-Dear sir.-Ihe facts within our
knowledge Of the durability, &C. Of Vests Gavanic Ce
menti these: The building you covered for last
pring, amhappy to state cred expectations,
We can therefore commend the public for all roof
ing purposes; light, cheap, hre and proof
Il does not get soft aud the of
the sum- does it harden and crack Om the ELECTS Of
the cold Any persons wishing more Of this
tcle can call at mandatory. 2. . .. q
r q. n. &. BRUCE Co,
Carriage Mandatory, Monroe St., Memphis, Tenn.
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aOUsl, am - EOTt sALE.

AM Offering for sale. privately, House and lot -
situated on Broad street, few doors above SUM 80
meri fronting Sl& feet Broad, running back les s4
feet 70 an alley. The house rooms in the
outlcing with Kitchen ath-house. house, 4c We
viii give bargain in the above property aud terms
shan be easy. b. L. GLASOOCK, Agent,
Junel6. No. 81, Cherry st.
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BOYD & CO.,

EAAEhAn u
Real Estate, Negroes sEc.
~ EiE pay ss Highest Press Cor Hkslg yeuhE Ne.
W Efbss- Cash aeEshces nede HrFroes rausiEnes
% We Wh keep constantly hand negFoes gss ssIs
ths od sland q Hil L eegd, Aa. 5g CAsrf5 street.
sashFlie IsEa. sspi2I.
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A. HEINRICH ~ Co,
DEe2. GEalN NcOlErea..

No. SO, FRONT STREET,
TAJoULD respectfully ihform bis old essomsTs aad che
w 'srest Of mHnkindH that he kas tak the aboEe
stand for purpose Of carrying eKtensius huA
ness Ia DYElkG AND sCOUkIk0. All Who have old
oOthes tkat Wsnt thsm made should cali. teTgas
G1sa. a. hEiNtAlSh eo-f
aaSl-sm, front stfsst
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NEW SERIES.--N0 60f,-
REAL ESTATE. SALES.
STORE HOUSE ron SALE,

r- STORE HOUSE FOFs SALE,
On broad street, 2nd dOOrl from College,
NNTE odeIiug for sale, cheap, that valua- -
" bic store House, situated Broad and EasEH
adjoining the shoe Store Of B. R. Cutter, Cd door az4
from College street This is q desirable business
stand, and well adapted TO business Of any description
1t viii pay 10 cent the purchase money. Come
quick ycu vii lose bargain, For particulars enquire
OF 2lIl E. r. GLASCOCK. Agent.
sept2t. No 81 Cherry Street.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
IN EQUITY.

The PrSsident aft Tned States of ADe,jca to JOEL
CHksE his Attoyte,s, err0As agents. G5td WoykhaeH,
and each and eUery Of t'e"t,
GREETING
Where it hath been represented 20 in Circuit
Court OF the United States for the Southern District Of
New sitting Court OF Equity, he part Of Or
landO B. Potter and Nathaniel Wheeler, planants,
that they Orlando Potter md Nathaniel W. eel
have lately exh 5ed their bill OF compl inst against
you the said Joel the defendant, to be relieved
touching alters therein contained, which bill II is
among other things, fOrh that the said teeni
ant, violating threatening violate certain
elusive rights and privileges vested Ia SAID comPlainant
sructing, making vending to others to
be used certain imprOveme Is in ~anR Machines, anu
that the and doing Of the said defendant
EQUITY and good cOnsCe therefore in
consideration Of he premises do strctlv and until the
further orders Of this Court enoiu and command you the
said Joel Chase and Attorneys Servants ard Work
men, and each every Of them Unher the penalty
that m thereon; that and each OF YOU, do tro
hencefOrh, absolutely and until the further
Of this court and Vefrn from directly in
directly, Constructing making WORKING using, seng OF
fei the invention improvement belong
ing said compaInant, and described claimed and set
Of the United states.
issued Wilson, and bearing date the 22d day OF
January, 1856 and owned bv the complanants, and
from in any interfering with the rights OF
said complain under I'D Patent, and from in
violating infringing said Letters Patent, or
part thereof.
49, Witness the Hon ROGER B. TEBgY, Chief Justice
Of the Supreme @ Of the United States, at the
d A. Of September in the OF our Lord one
@-~ &thousand eight hundred and dfty-six.
GEO CLIFFORD. KENNETH G. WHITE,
soi citor and Of Counsel for CompIainants, Clerk.
II WaH street, ,NeE YORK. sept22-6m-
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TTAVTNG sssocioed with in the Wholesale Grocery
II aud Produce Business Gen. PAULnIEG AkDsEsoN of
Lebanon the Of irm Win be p. Q, ANDERSON.
Tankfu for liberal patronage have heretofore re-
eeiyed would respectfully inform ny cid customers and
al new ones under the pressnt aFraa cement they
wiu much supplied than heretofore and fFusf
they win cal and examine large goods nov
10 store. CHURCH ANDERSON
PEuLuEEa GKnEEsoE, cEuECd ANuEEIaH,
Lebaa0a, 1eaa. Aastpiils, Isfa.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom VIsCHER OWEN CO., Gen'I Advertising House
APPLETON BUILDISe, ,346 Broadway, New York. ...e..
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Prom B. Bennett General Agent Of Btna ms Co. for the
Southern and Western States -

CINCISsATI, Jan. 7, 1881.
Having considerable inquiry 70 the merits Of the
Patent Elastic Roohng introduced into this city
by ChiIds Co. Gnd it 10 be highly recommended In this
city by many excellent Judges; that meeting with very
ready and general introduction that its superiority
tar composition Roofing decided and freely admitted
and finally, adopt IL for next roo which will
De next summer-havng Intended TO Tin, bat wil
the virtues Patent Elastic Roohngas substitute.
Yours, truly ). d BENNETT
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cnorSsArr AoEsor ROYAL IssuRAsor congArr,

February 6, 1881. I
Il examined w E Chnds Co.'s - lastc Fire and
Water Proof Cement Roofing and as faT as Judge,
consider II great invention, and am wiling TO insure
ljldipgs thus rrotecued upon The terms
those covered by metal. JNo' e. LAW,
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SAL .a ''' Ia store ''' ''' '''' '' aosl 400
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Cnrpetings aud on Cloths.

Real Wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels in
great variety. egant py and IngraDs the lngrsins
the largest and bet ass0r ed have offered and
prices. Also, Velvet and ussels halr and hall
Carpets; Twe and plain Venetian IN all widths together
with Fets, BrugEet, Crumb cloths, Rugs, Mats, Sc &C
We preuared to and put down Carpets at the
shortest We have large lot OF Floor oil Cloths
of the makers, and in all widths, which will cut IN
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ENGNEER's GES'L sUPT's oFFcE MExPHIs CHARLES
TON RALsOAD.
MEMPHIS June 26, 1881.
To WHOM IT MAY CoECERN-This is 10 certify that the
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased Of W Bennett the right prepare upon
their DepOts Budpgs, Cars &C., &C, Vests Galvanic
patent hre and water proof Roofing, that believe
TO be an nca and durable covering having al
ready had it in use for eight months.
H SAM. TATE, Pres. dent. -
+. Q. ARMS, GenI Supt.
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A. R. MoRTLEY, ESQ, Of UREA, n. Y writes 81 have
used your PEcroRAL myself a in my smiy ever since
purpose PIT out With cold sho Id tooner
take any other remedy" - -
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MEMPHIS, Jan. Il, 1851
mr- Bennett has done small roofing for
ne in his peculiar way, with Cotton stud, coated with
preparation the basis Of which appears to be Coal Tar
II Is very ehecual and light roof and appears promise
considerable durability from the pTeservative qualities
the competition, which pspeTstes the cloth and IL
from the nhuerce OF air and The Composition
does not hquy and from the effects Of the heat OF the
sun in summer; harden and era OK from the
nh renee Ga the cold Of winter
Oct9-ly ..-.... A. p. merrill.
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eUPERnTESDRNT's OFFICE, MEA1PHIs a ONO R. r.
...-- MEMPHIS, Feb 10, 1851.
D.. MR. BENNETT Dear Sir:--Our company having been
troubled very much with eaky cars put some OF your
Patent Paint upon them and far my knowledge
tends can cheerfuly recommend il any who wish
dry roof Of any sort. Yours, &c.,
II. COFFIN SuUerinteudent
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II. CoFFIN, superintendent.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. II, 1851
To THE PUBLIC.-W. 8. Bennett, made pIeation 10
Iast summer to buildings with Vests Gavsnic
Cement; being thing, thought would try
hadi applied 20 Blacksmith shop, and Engine House,
attached to the FO lndry lhey have proved al required
OF water proof roof having withstood OF the
est storms, and giving good satisfaction. Wecan only
add, try il and you viii be satisfied
-.s.t. CURTIS KNAPP, Iron Founders.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES E
DUDDERIDGE. No. Il seoondstreet, 81. louis. No.
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Staple Goods,

n ally large of all kinds OF Domestic
goods Bleacded snd Brown COttOns; WOOL union and
Fannes striped cottons for servants great variety
Heavy goods house and held Prints Cling
hams Hosiery, Oov in short every thing in line
prices that cannot fail to give sarisiactiOn.
Oci6. X. c. McNAIkY co.
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FOR SALE.

THAT valuable Dwelling at the corner OF Cedar and
Il Summer street. The lot fronts IS feet The Dwell.
ing i large and commodous, and there is Office on
the lot At is Of the desirable locations in the
city. Apply 70 I".rH" n.
septl2. A Y s. IINDsLEY
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CrSCTNEATI Ian. 4. 1857. Z

DEAR sIR:In answer your inquiry, in reference to
our opinion as 10 h practical o Roof n the
ng OF cars may say that from our observation
teTtAn very favorable oneso much so, that We intend
Testing il thoroughly on roofs buildings cars, &C after
which with pleasure give you our decided opinion
TO its utility. Yours, JTuly, & LtFFENCoTft
supply Agent Ohio 4 Mis-. Z. B.
~ Since the above va written, INC ono and Mtssis-
sippi Railroad contracted for covering tier de-
pots and bridges betweeu Cincinnati and Nincennes with
this Cement cOusderng the best article they have used
for the purpose.
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OFFICE OF Mss. oEsraAr q Trss. R. R. Co,

=" = OFFIoE OF MISS. OEATRAL & TEGN. r. 4. Co. {
BOLIVAR TENN., Oct. I, 1881.
This will certify that the NJ. u K. K Co. pur
chased Of Mr. W. g. Bennett the right use on their
Oars Bridges Buildings, &C. &C, Vests GaIvanic Cement
Having seen il used and tested, have hesitation
commenting to be the best aud cheapest covering
IN USE R. P NELLY President,
.......... .-..-s. NJ. Q. Z I, r. K. Co.
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A Valuable Business IIot for Sale.

A Neat Dwelling House for Sale.
CITUATED IN EdgeGeld, on the Gaatin Turnpike. For
~ further particulars apply to "a a.
sept1l. .... n A. v. s. LINDSLEY.
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II. G. LoRD, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
E. Esf, Pres. Win ingtoB aud Ia lesviae Railroad
n SEARLEs, Pres Merchants Manuacturers' ms co
JAS. H. CARTER Agent for 8tna and other Hartford Cos
HENRY MORTON, Pres. Central In nsurance Company
Csc CARILE, President Lafayette Bank
GEo W. CoFFIN Bell Manufr, NO. lu2 East Second 81
BAKsR VOR PHUL, No 81 Fourth Il.
EzRA BAILET sm IN ST. between Fourth and Fifh.
J. OGDES, Tailor and Draper, Fourth 81.
MuKs GHEESwOOD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHotsoN.
JOHE sHILIIFo 4 Co, Dry Goods Dealers Fourth 81.
MInoHELL RA1dAIsBEEG, Furniture Manufacturers
Dealers, Fourth u.
w 4 STEWART, Builder 3t5 Plum 81.
MERIW ETH ~ & STILwELL, Louisville.
WM. s McREYNoLns a Co., Clarksvie, Tenn,
Apr23-i 2minsdSW
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-10

a place of safety for the Empress and Inn
perial Prince, If lnsurrecton should occur
winch menaces 10 assume the form of rev.
olution. 1t viii serve as a military reser-
voir with which he may deluge Paris
with soldiers, or as a military stronghold
where he may wait till he conquers an adj
verse tide of fortune 1t is Incredible what
precautions are taken against an insurrec-
lion. Only this week the whole exterior
of the Hotel de Vile has been tunneled, SO
hat now horsemen mounted may pass un-
der ground from any part OF the Hoel to
the new barracks of Napoleon. The broad
Boulevard leading from Vincennes (which
is The great arsenal to the Hotel de Vile
and the Tuileries. is rapidly being COM
pleied. The army is cour;ei every way
and me'ioripus Officers are sought out and
well rewarded. do not. however. believe
that all hese resources and expediens will
be fonnd IF avail if he only serious dan
ger which threatens t @ hrone, the dea h
If Louis Napoleon should ensae; then the
rnpei ial fab ic would fall as it rose--in a
single night. VIVA mighty destinies hang
upon the life If thiss mani
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-10
The Saturday Evening Post.
are exquisit.

This is one of the Oldest Journals in our
country. and as has been said of it ga pa
per that nerer suspends."
1t is now entering upon the thirty sew
entb year of lis publication, and has, in
the numerous corps of its contributors,
some of the most gifted writer's of our
country. We need only mention the
names of VIM. Hewitt, Alice Cary, T. S.
Arthur and Grace Greenwood to confirm
what we say. We can add but littlA to the
need OF praise already accorded to This pop
ular Journal. 1t has long maintained the
high position OF one of the FIRST Family
Newspapers ofthe country, ard it has in
every respect fully merited it. 1t has al
ways carefully excluded from its columns
all those long, indigested, fancysick sto
ries. whicd only poison the mind of the
young. and pollute our popular literaturo
but has kept them well stored with tina
which, while it shall please, will at the
same time instruct and refine.
In word, the paper is such as com
mends itselfto ecery family. The Pros
pectus of 1858, promises the very cream
of the periodical literature of the British
Isles. and in short something to interes
ell. Novelets, Essays, Stores. Ensrav
ings. Agricultural articles, The News, Pc
etry, Anecdotes, The Wholesale and Re
tail Markets, Bank Note List &c. g.
1t finally winds up with three good rea
sons why the reading public should Civ
the preference to The Post:
II is superior to any other paper Of Tx
same price
II IS cheaper than any other paper o.
equal merit.
I IL wW be certain 10 come ,chea paid 70,
TERMS; { Cash in advance) Single cop,
SO year--four copies, So.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-10

A DREADFUL SPEcTAcLE.--lt will be re-
membered that the Russian line Of battle
ship LefoFt lately capsized al MONDAY in
the Bay of Finland, carrying down lively.
hundred persons. of whom nearly four
hundred were females. A diver lately de
seconded TO the wreck, and referring to
this, a writer in the London Times, from
ST. Petersburgh. says:
Such persons as were on deck at the
time were OF course washed away, but the
divers found no less than | 100 corpses in
the cabins, between decks and in the bold
of the vessel, all cliHging to some portion
of the limbers of the ship, or to each 9TH
err The horror of this fearful sight ap.
pears to have been aggravated by the cir.
cumstance that the bodies were already
far gone in decomposition, and, witr few
exceptions, the eyes were wide open and
glaring. The effect of this dreadful spec.
lacle upon the divers was such that one
was totally unable for many days to re-
count the CHASTITY scenes he had witness.
ed down in that hive of purifying corpses
and On his persistent refusal to repeat his
visit there was sent home.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-10

tanned, or the Democracy remain firm and
unyielding to their principles as declared
in the Kansas Nebraska Act. and reiterated
in the Cincinnati Convention.
Governor Walker has shown himself
faithful to his pledges by denouncing the
action of the convention, and We have too
much confidence in the wisdom and saga
city Of the President and Cabinet, to fear
any sanction at their hands. A good ma
ny conjectures have already been paraded
about, as to how the President would re-
ceive it; none however very satisfactory.
We admit that the question may be
somewhat puzzling, even to the long-head
ed Executive; for, inasmuch as the conven.
ton acted under an implied power. a sem
blance of legality, at least, attaches 10 their
acts. But whether or no. they had an inn
piled power, their course was certainly i'm
polite, and base fraud upon their constit-
uents.
The --latest news from Washington an
nounces that the President will refer the en-
tire matter to Congress without note OF
comment. Thereby showing that while as
an executive officer he was bound to res
pect the laws, as Democrat and Demo-
cratic President, he could never give sane
ton to such palpablc fraud on their most
sacred principles.
Congress will make quick work of the
Lecompton Convention. Repudiated, it
will sink into forgetfulness. and on its ru-
ins the Democracy will rear another Tenn
pie TO those principles. to which their dear
est faith is pledged.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-10
For the Democrat


Mr.. EDIroR:-Let me inquire whether,
in your reading, you find anything that en-
lightens you as to the cause of the course
pursued by the Washington Unions Has
it got into the hands of some Southern
Fire Eater, or some Black Republican, OF
&c Plug Ugly in disguise, who, while
pretending to be Democrat. is seeking a
chance to divide the Democratic party, aud
thus defeat it?
The wonderful unanimity of the democ-
racy, in the prompt expression of opinion
on the action of the Constitutional Conven-
ton in Kansas, should make the rabid por-
ton of the Republican leaders blush with
shame, for their ungenerous and unjust
charges SO often made. The whole democ-
racy-east, west, north, and south-insisi
upon strict enforcement of the principle
contained in the Kansas Nebraska Act
that the people of Kansas alone shall make
their own domestic institutions, and come
into the Union with their own Constitution
and shall not be cheated or juggled out o
their right to receive or reject such as their
representatives may make for them, by any
means whatever If the Convention--ir
violation of this principle--has made nc
provision for the submission of the Consti
tuition to the people, that Constitution
should, and soiH be, promptly rejected by
Congress. ard the executive of Kansas viii
be instructed to cal a special meeting o
1.-THE Legislature to provide for new Con
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-10


EE-A gentleman once asked a young
lady of his acquaintance, What are you
making, Miss Knapp Knapp sacks.
was the reply.
ES-When a certain bankrupt crossed
the English channel to avoid his creditors,
George Selwyn remarked that it was pass
over which the Jews would not relish.
H-'Times are improving, and men are
getting on their legs again. said a gentle
man to his friend.
How SOP
why those who used to ride down in
their carriages, now walk
EELittle acts of kindness are slowed
away in the heart, like bags of lavender in
a drawer, to sweeten every object around
them.
EvNothing casts denser cloud over
the mind than discomfort, rendering ii more
occupied about the evil that disquiets than
the means of removing it.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-10

The NATIONAL DEBT.--The L. States
on the Sd of March last owed $50, O43, 900.
From the 30th of March to the 3Uth of
June she redeemed 1898, 600 Of her stock
From the Ist Of July to the 18Th of Octo-
b,r, she redeemed about SI5o.OOo of her
debt. The present drbt may therefore, be
said TO be about S25. 49,. coo. OF this
sum about one halt, or Sl2. 462.O0O are
held by foreigners. Il islikely. moreover.
thar the foreigners viii continue to hold
this stock, for ttere is none better