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From the WuJrees5oro NeWs.
GEN. HARRIS.

Having spent many nights under the humble but
hOspitable roof of the father of our present candi
date fer Governor, when Ishdm was a boy, we take
great pleasure in publishing the following extract
from an article in the Shebyville COast5utionqIst
The Consttionalist says: - General Harris did not
desire the nominations it free-Bill offering Of
his party. He is a strong man, popular intelligent
capable and Efficient and is made of the right sort
Of material. Raised TO manual labor he knows and
feels the wants Of the laborng community, and can
sympathize with those destitute Of the comforts of
life. There are many persons who can remember
the manner in which be was raised, and remember
him the mill boy, as the plough boy Of Franklin
county. By energy and industry he has made him
self what he is He has served with ability as a
State legislator and Federal representative aud in
both instances marked his career with that demean
or that becomes of the peoples representatives
In 1853, his claims were strongly before the State
Convention for Gubernatorial honors, but the nom
ination fell on Andrew Johnson and since that time
to his selection as eleetor for the State at large
he lived in retirement following the pursuits of his
occupation. Gen1 Harris has ever been a sterling
Democrat, and this gives him a high recommends
ton to his party, coupled with his integrity as a
man, intelligence as a statesman, efficiency rs a
lawyer and his courtesy and good sense as polished
scholar. We are satisfied that he is a foeman wor-
thy of any mans steel. lie is popular not only
with his party but with the people, for men of all
parties respect his ability, and for this reason he is
not a suitable candidate in the estimation of some
Of our Know Nothing friends.
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-AY TERN OFPUTSAH COUNTY COUE
Land for Sale.

Obsdisnce to decree OF the County Court Of Putnam
county, pronounced tine May term will proceed
sell tho 18th day OF Juns next the psms valuable
tact % land belonging TO the heirs OF Washngsn Sader
deceased lying Putnam county district No l2 Indian
acres well Eatered by several falling springs ard
beautiful running th rough t. Il has about $50
cleared nd the finely timbered with all qualities
Of growth necessary and desirable for The farmer there up
good and dwelling houses kitchen a1d
houses, aud also valuable waleT-mi surrounded with
large custom, SadFact Of land is situated in good
muny healthy country two miles sOgh-West from Gran
Vile, and in view Of steamboat landing Cumberland
Sad land viii be sold $50 cash. and The balance
p and - months credit, vita good sshuy, and lien
tanned the for the purchase money We invite hoss
desiring purchase valuable farm, and ALL short and
tall, 20 give q c l.. Russell MOORE,
maylO- w4W-prsfee85 CLERK OF said Court.
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NEW BOOKS.


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PApuCAH HERALD.-A weekly paper with the
above title has been started al Psducah, Ky, by
Jyo. c. NoBLE, for many years connected with the
democratic press of that State, and more recently
as ono of the editors Of the Louisville Times. Mr.
Nan1r never fails to make an excellent paper, and
will we are satisfied, merit liberal support from
tie town aRd country With which he has identified
LtassH
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HURLEY's SARsAPARILLA-For the removal and
permanent cure Of Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Broa-
ehits, Pulmonary Affections and all cutaneous erup-
tons arising from an impure or Initiated condition
of the blood, it stands unappraehed in the history
Of medicine. It may be used at all seasons with
very decided advantage but especially in the spring
and summer season.-Iova Republican.
Sold wholesale by Scheifelin, Bro. & Co., N Y;
Russell, Scott Co., Philadelphia, Pa Park, Gin,
O.; Wright s. Co n. o.; Bacon, Hyde & Co., St.
Louis Mo- and all extensive drug merchants.
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HOY. 1sHAM G. HARRIS.

This geutlemln arrived in our city on Friday
evening. aud is stopping at the Verandah. His
nu nervous friends in the State viii be grasifed to
learn that he is in good health, and prepared to
enter the canvass so soon as list Of appointments
can be agreed upon with his competitor and duly
published to the people
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strength and Health RestOFcd.-Mr. ions
DAVIDSON living ten miles above Pitsburg the Psnnsyl
vsuis Canal says 'When commenced taking Behaves
Holland Bners could hardly walk. Now enjoy excel
lent health"
HEADACHE AND DEsLIrT.-Mr srIAs J. LlscoNB, Of Biz.
ningham says II have found in Behave's Holland Bit
tiers remedy Headache and Debility My wits used
it with the greatest benefit"
Mr. A. S. NcHoLsoy, OF Plsburg also remarks that be
has experienced mach rssffrom lie for headache,
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DISCIPLINE IN CHIDHOOD.-ToUng people who
have been habitually gratifed in all their desires
will infallibly take it aniss when the feelings
or happiness Of others require that they should be
thWarted, than those who have been practically
trained to the habit Of subduing and restraining
them; and consequently win, in general, saoifce
the happiness of others to their own selfish indul-
gence To what else is the selhshness Of princes
and other great people 70 be attributed? It is in
vain to think Of cultvatng principles Of generosity
and benehcence by mere exhOrtation and reasoning.
Nothing but the practical habit Of overcoming our
selfshness and of famiiarly encounterng prvations
and discomfort on Occount Of Others will ever ena-
Bile US to do it when required. And, therefore, ]
am firmly persuaded that indulgence infalliby pro
duces selfshness and hardness Of heart, and that
0 hing but pretty severe discipline and control
can lay the foundation Of magnanimous character.
Lord Jeffrey.
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SFW MI7TNG COMP3NY-

THE e respectfully In formed that She SeNYameo
i pamy's Coal Yard, viii be closed on and
after The lOlh instant, for the ensuing ~ummsr. will Be
opened sbout Ist of october, when eu nexhausbis
supply Of Coal their great be hand Tor
who wish maylO-dlWl J. HUNTINGTON, Agt
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FAITH, HOPE AND CHARITY.-The paths Of life
are nUmerous-right and wrong-pleasant and easy
intricate and bestreWn with thOrns. Who jour
neys on through the maze Of circumstances which
nfalbly present themselves to mortal view, having
faith his right hand may succeed in gaining the
open road and travel therein unto the end. And he
whose heart pusaes with hope sinks not easily; his
mind, fortified under its influence, suecombs to no
ordinary obstacles; he has friend by his side full
of might and courage cheerful companion, whe
encourages, assists, and even when one huge noun
tain Of trouble is overturned eagerly attacks
Their, should It be presented-brave, enduring, con-
slant to the end of Gte's journey. Yet another
friend would fain tighten the heart Of man, and
cheer him his way through lne-a sweet consol-
ing, sympathising friend, whose simple name is
Christ. Would that listened 20 her precepts
and exercised them more fully among his fellows,
What heavenly peace surrounds and accompanies
through life the mortal who acknowledges and
obeys her dictates. What chickering's, jealOusiss,
hatred anger and strife would not the full exercise
Of this heavenly virtue remove! Charity, fair sis
ter thou art the handspring Of all virtues; there is
d holy influence in thy name; it is publication to
nature; it is balm the angels use ineZhausti-
bic fount Of peace and love, and good viii towards
men. In all things, Charity, keep Faith at thy
right hand; let Hope be the pole star Of thy mind.
But Charity is priceless jewel; bind her to thy
heart with the virgin gold Of love; she asks no
other subsistence than tears -Eantly Friend.
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Power OF PRAYEB.-Prayer has divided seas,
rolled up flowing rivers made hinty rocks gush in
to fountains, qUenced flames Of fire, muzzled lions,
dsarmed vipers and poisons, marshaled the stars
against the wicked, stopped the course Of the moon,
arrested the in his RAPID race burst open the iron
gates, recalled souls from eternity, conquered the
strongest devils, commanded legiOns Of angels down
from heaven. Prayer has bridled and chained the
passions of man, and routed and destroyed the vast
armies proud, daring clustering atheists Prayer
has brought one from the bottom of the sea- and
carried another in chariot Of FIRE to heaven What
has not player done ?-RylaHG
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FOR MAY DAY
Charles B. Hall,

NO. 1s SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
II As Just received a complete assortment Of l.
II Shoes for Misses, boys and Chi,dH "a, c0nsisi-
ing 10 part as follows viz W
Misses White Satin Slippers, R0sstssi -
Rid
black
Bootees, vith and without HEELS
Children's black Kid ankle 7 e.
Lasting CATERS
Black Bronze aud Red Morocco Bootees.
BOY7s aud Youths Fine shoes.
BOYS hne Patent Leather Dancing Punps;
Youths
Boy calf ana cloth do;
Youths calf and cloth dos
Boys, outh and Chi.dren's Calf O10rls.
Fer the Ladies
Su. Ehtes Red ahd satin Slippers
Bronze Embroidered
ElacE satin
English Kid
Velvet & Lasting
Sc. Lasting Blskna;
G4it-rs, fr0nt and side lace.
ConrFeas lait8rs.
For Gcntiememsg Wear
Gents dne Glove kiu Congress eaters.
gaifand ~.
lasting
shoes, with and without tips;
Patent and Cali Pumps;
Cloth Coz gress Gal'erss
Low quaTiersd Calfand Pat Shoes Oxford TFea. Gs
Al q which are offered az low prices Tor Gu b. AZ SO y
FublcnQuaTe- lapr25} tH IS. b. HALL.
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R DALTON bags 70 return HE sincere thanks for
II the very liberal patronage conferred upOn him during
his unusually long stay here and Hkewissto that
viii po,itivey and finally his pTacuCsin this city al
lock- NJ Thursday, the l4Lh instant, m then he may be
consulted No 81 St. Coad HOTEL NashV he.
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AGcGAV0CR.
GREATEST AND BEST CARD OF 4

GREATEST AND BEST CARD OF ALI
1HE Proprisors Of MsGagoss are sperfug no mains To
i make theirs second sale advertised 70 come OF on MON.
DAY, the liza instant the most attractive thai has
rowing extraordinary induce msnJs purchasers and
settlers.
The person Who that day purchases the highest price
Lot viii have half Of the paTchg- MONEY Ebated
is the two last payments Ga b surrendered him.
the hsbdsomes and best ching will have his two
last EOles given for the Ot built sufrouoorrd HIM
Of sale viii erect their Lots and substantial bua
ing orh not less than $500 will nave me interest the
The sale lakes place on he onuds on Monday the llth
IERus o. SAIL . and years credit Tor notes bear
ing uie est the TIVE hrsE saisacry secured, and lien
retained. Every bod viii Isnd- vs. no will draw the
F' sD'l9 --''' '-' '-'- 8.v. S. LIyDsLEY
E.R GGAseoeE, Auotioner. Imsy7-td..
AREAT ANU CUNVENIENT SlF SIDERCE
Foe SALE AT A fsREAl B ARGAEN
Hyues' sdduon, ad oinnt we residence Of Eq. Man
ming The Lot one uorh half Of 70 fronts IS
knOaes srre.t and back j3 feet 90 lley
The house s two Sd ries On, good IoJms
has gos oserr, and viii be SOD at grat 0ar.sin. Il
be OF red pub Court House Gate IN Nash.
mays-dn a. V. 5 LINDSEY.
b EST NJTMr CHEESE.
ONE hundIsd and atty 0. above, Of superior quality
~ Just rece-y cd and for sale By
may6 j. u. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
sUNDKIES,
TWENTY FIVE B Jxes flesh Lemons
80 pleSages T'Esst and Cham9asas Cider;
$50 do WaiSsr's aud >mih-s Ale, various brands
I t0Eru New York maze a 10 Pumpsi
81 boxes K. X. Baanius On hue order
$4,000 ksna re NsPolf0H tigarsi
$50 900 4ssost8d brands
l0iu00 HayHna Cisarss for eitz trace3
50 dozen bsm0ud syrup nome mGds,
1000 galo.s syrup allftyOrs
The above articles rssh and In good order aDd win
De seld cheap By [may6l j. u. BoBRKTsoN,
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No. David Wilmot, Of the proviso memory, is
now the Black Republican and Know Nothing can
didate for Governor of Pennsylvania. He dWens,
in his letter of acceptance at great length upon the
slavery question; and then gives out the following
to his Know Nothing supporters, showing that he is
sound on the goose:
The position taken by the Convention in its resolve
touching the duties and obligations imposed upon
those who seek adoption into our great American
family of freemen must meet the approval Of every
patriotic citizen. We have a right to expect and
require perfect and undivided allegiance from all
who invested with the high prerOgatives Of CHI
zenship. As the adopted citizen receives in full
measure all the rights and immunties Of the native
born so ought he to render the like single and IN
reserved devotion to the country Of his adoption He
should acknowledge no earthly power superior 10
the Constitution and the sovereignty Of the Ameri
can people. There is danger that shall err in
Jealous devotion TO country, and in the cul
tivation Of an intense American nationality.
The Know Nothings of Tennessee will see that
brother Wilmot is with them.
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HATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin. $50 Second Cabin, $50; SteeFaKe,

The steamship QUEEN OF THE SOUTH will sail from
NEW YORK, on WEDNESDAY, nth MAY, and be succeed
ed BY the Indiana, 10Th June.
For freight passage spFy TO
msyIU-Iy C.MsAND, II South William st.
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'.The DaYs Of NJ liz,
Az AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

y ne Iuthor Of Margaret Nair' nd, "Luisseaf" &C.
DO 2mo, Muslin.
sal Of touching passages ard wen wrought lcenssEs-
auiaer.
The q Ted authoTess Of Ihs Days0r Nv Tir erbb, IN
marked manner the art requisites o. on nIBept povs
- fertile invention picturesque poves poeel fssl rs
considerable constructive skL We are struck too fsb
the breadth Of Der manner, The coocpon Of The av n
both large and simple, and q has The merit Of
atty The story is most oloqueHy written a1d eStreslv
Attractive add sklfu lteovswth The genius romance
the romance Of social circumstances and affections We
cordially congratulate Tia Esd aubore on s success ss
has achisspd-Ths Press
IAe Euthor OF this novel enc OF the most truthful de-
Hneaior Of domestic life Each Of The chapters clever
tale is perfect sketch in iisei, producing combination
which impeueptbiy wins favor snd makes iudeible i'm
Pressious @Ths pEysor Ny Lis7 quite sqaaI 10 Mar
garei Hatlsnd " W i novels The excitement oil rs
readiBE passes away the dessusnea IS reached
This is not the WITH authors booss The ars n
ruaai insaFes second, AMI osn hiri reading and Ike
the Hovetst SIR Walter scot, the more Gequeny boy are
rsvsrtsdto the greater the pleasure h1ys very lits
doubt that the same maFs u permanent favor whieb yst
abide BY ne iaesotHiss Edgsuorh ana Mis- Aus,sn ana
thenoves Of Scott and BuWef ara u store Tor ths cited
lady . agreeable works o. 6ctiou.--HsssrFgs-.
The truthful delneations ths wre s style is st usin
ainsd1 combined, perhsps, With streng th Bstafo
The author writes with her usual fue capacity Tor tss pie
tuFesqus, her preference plcigy her ofesr
tain types Of character and her lnvaFabs good sense good
feeling and good taste part OF The narrative h unntsr
ssting.-yithsreua.
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WASHINGTON. Anil so. 1851

Col John ". Foruey has purchased an interest in
the ParHyUaHiaH, and will shortly assume the edi-
torial control Of that journal
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THE MOTHERS ISFLUENCE-The solid rock, which
turns the edge of the chisel bears forever the i'm
press of the leaf and the acorn received long long
since, ere it had become hardened by time and the
elements If we trace back to its fountain, the
mighty torrent which fertilizes the land with its
copious streams or sweeps over with devastating
flood, shall find it dripping in crystal drops from
messy creyice, among the distant hills too,
the gentle feelings and affections that enrich and
adorn the heart, and the mighty passions that sweep
away all the barriers Of the SOUL and desOlate So
ciety, may have sprung up in the infant bosom, in
the sheltered retirement Of home. SO / should have
been atheist" said John Randolph, If it had not
been for one recollection, and that the memory
of the time when my departed mother used to take
my hands in hers and caused me, On my knees, 10
say, Our Father which art in Heaven >"
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n ID " LIANL Ut . ILItL u y I'D
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREMEN.

THE MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN the SOUTH, Captain Beai, 227l burhen
INDIANA................ Capt. Baker, 1854 do
ARGO...................C Capt Benson, 23I5 de
JASON .................-.C Capt BrittOD, 1861 do
OWNED by the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN STEAM
~ SHIPPING COMPANY LONDON SOUTH
AMPTON are appointed TO sail from NEW YORK every
alternate WEDNESDAY, for LONDON AND BREMEN,
touching at TO land passengers and mails
England aud France. Fhey will remain day at London,
and then proceed 20 Bremen.
Returning, they will leave BREMEN for NEW YORK
every alternate ATURDAY stopping only aSOUTHAHPTON
These steamships of the first class and have superior
Accommodations for passengers. They viii lake limited
number Of thirdclass seeTage passengers. Surgeon
attached 10 each ship.
The rates Of freight to London will be but little higher
than those Of sailing SHIPS
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RrnaM Efraef

ON SATURDAY The 18th tsnt on the premises at il
" O'CLOCK A NJ, will sell that valuable property On
Broad street, formerly occupied by Hon. John Bell.
A. V. S. LINDILkY.
K. f. GLAscoCE, AuetiDnesT. mayIO "a
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sTUnE.
SnVder q FrfzzeI

Re nov receiving and VIII continue % rtfivc f1,
"A dig choice and vel selected s0ek OF Ecots at
Shoes ressiy for ne iai TsadU. THeIrtt ~ ~
Laeisa 1gear j. ven hHe, consisting In paTt Of
Glove hid Cangre-s 6aiisrs win ana WiihOu.hs
4 fla-fa
% 90 Frlnt-Iace
Lasting Caters Of every description, with and wiaoal
hesIs;
slippers Of every description, with and without hssla5
White Kid, satin asd Sis Callers;
" Slippers, with heels
Also,
Missas' ard Childrens Shoes % every d8rcripti1n
~ cry Kind and De-, b. best
manufacturers 30 Philadelphia t1zelh Eih me or
Servsuts' shoes, Br0gaus Call at NO % Pubr square
apr2 oAtuhh a. fElLE1LL.
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HENRY ". The Hislog Or Henry the Fourth. King
France aHd Navarro. b. John s G Abbott Numerous II.
luslraions and Illuminated TueEass. I6no, lin sOe;
.9sllni gAl edges. laprs-gE
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TRUNKS, YALiSES. c.
-rNVnER 4 FRIZZElL have on hagd some
- hgs sole lea Der Ir-nks Va isss, Carpet I'D ff
BAGS aud Satcbss, that cannot be excl I'D T rs
tins marEet uliCn offered az low figure aa.&lI-B
a. Me- - rEbiic square.
aprt2 SNYDER O. FGIZZsLL.
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BEARING CROssEs.-The crusaders Of old, we are
told used to bear painted cross upon their should
ers; 1t Is to be feared that many Of US take up
crosses which sit just asghty things for ornament
passports to responsibility, cheap exchange for
struggle we never made, and a crown we never
strove for. But let not deceive ourselves. None
ever yet entered into the kingdom of heaven with
cut tribulatOn; not perhaps, the trbulati0n of fire
or cross, Of rebuke or basphemy but the tribula-
ton Of bowed spirit aud an humble heart; Of the
flesh crucihed to the spirit and Of hard conflicts with
the powers Of darkness and, therefore, if our reli-
giOn be of such pliable and elastic form, to have
cost US neither pains to acquire, nor self-denal to
preserve effort to advance, struggle to main
tain holy andundefled. we may be assured ourplaee
among the ranks Of the risen dead viii be with that
prodigiOUs multitude who were pure in their own
eyes, and YET were not washed from their dizziness
Rec. Dr. Voore
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RICH4RDT The FIRST The history Cf Richard he First
King Of Eagiaad, By Jacob Aobo. lumr uisd Title and
Numerous IEusations I5 no, muslin, 20 ens; mus.,n,
gilt edges.
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W. T. BERRY s &C. have also just recrivs6-
NORDHOFF's STORIES OF ABB Island WORLD. By
Charles NordboT- Author off, Name War Lfe,' aro Nsr-
chant Vessel, p Whaling and Fishnz" &C. Illustrations
l6no, Muslin.