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specie Currency and State Debts.

The following paragraph, set adOtt by the
Washington Union, is now making the rounds of
the papers:
We have brilliant example of prosperity repor-
ted in Arkansas. The Little Rock Democrat says
that the treasury OF Arkansas is OVERLOOKING with
gold and silver. The various funds are ennmerat-
ei that have their hundreds OF thousands OF the
hard The treasury has no bank notes; nothing
bu. specie in Arkansas; except a I'm all oil bank
debt does not owe one cent, and has IN her strong
box more gold and silver than will keep the gov
ernment for Two years without any further taxa
tian. There are no banks in Arkansas and the
taxes are paid in gold aud silver, and the State
pays out nothing but that kind Of currency.
This is the merest moonshine. The truth is, as
the Baltimore American very justly says, that Ar
kansas oWed funded debt Of three aud a half mill
Inns OF dollars seventeen years ego, on which no
interest has been paid. A portion of the Smith
sonian fund and portion Of the Indian Annuity
fund were invested IN Arkansas State bonds which
thus FAR have proved a total loss ITO the banks
and bank capital the Democratic States Of Arkan-
sas, Mississippi and Florida, there are none now;
nor will there be Until a better tone Of CONNER
cal morals prevails than for some years past. The
Arkansas debt, with lis accumulated interest, Is
fully nine milloos Of dollars Mississippi steadily
repudiates its State debt, and Florida repudAtes
debt Incurred by it Territory.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
The Hog Market.

Though the weather is favorable, and slaughter
ing has commenced, about 5000 head having been
killed Monday and yesterday, the market for hogs
continues very dull and little or no disposition
manifested to operate. About /, 500 head were
bought Monday at IS 20 TO ill contracts made in
September at Sc 90, but cannot hear Of any
sales to packers. Some of them are willing to pay
IS 90, though tits quite probable if owners showed
a disposition to sell freely at this rate, buyers
would be disposed to hold back. So much uncer-
tainty exists in the minds of operators regarding
the future of the market that the most shrewd feel
at loss bow to act or by what means to arrive at
a conclusion regarding what is really a safe price
1t is now clear that pork packing will be concen-
trated this place this season TO greater extent
than in any former year. and our advices from Iii.
nois inform that pre- psratons making to send
hogs to this market by railway TO great extent
The whole number which has arrived during the
week does not exceed 5000 head.-Cin. Price
D.tg.rnay
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
For the Patriot.
o Is TIL AR Y

Leaves have their time fall,
And flowers to wither at the northwind's breath;
Aud stars to Sc but all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, o DEATH"
william THOMAS WALL, A NJ wa born March L tn 1877
a. Newbern, Pulaski county Va and died morning
o. the 5th of October s57 aged 80 years,
70 days.
Seldom called upon chronicle the death
gifted, and in whom many hopes concentrated
sing very superior ORDER well cuti-
vated disciplined united with noble and generous prn-
cples, he well calculated be useful happy. or
ardent temperament and attachments was in
loved with all the rvency of deyo friendship; and
those knew need not be told that uer heart
never human BOSOM
In 1876 IA for Emory and Henry
College, Va. where he spent tie years gradual
ing at tn It institution distinction in 1851 The in
d1stry and energy with which he pursued studies at
College, may be correctly by the proficiency he
made in the several anche Of education, hi nqur-
ing mind ever thrssing the stream Of knowledge
- exensiv. reading. He had acquired and had al
ways at command vast fund Of information making him
the ornament of many social circle, and most amabe
and int esting companion.
After year in his native county and among the
friends of his youth he came, in 1852 WesKentucky
and Tenneseeand there spent the four years of his
life. While the West he formed many ardent
friend hips and the interest they sufficiently
attesed by coincidence and sympathy recently
received by hi afflicted parents and relati es.
He returned home in 1856 health and &c
relaxat from the industrousy
Owed We rad hoped to him fully tored but alas
cur hope destined to be dashed "Dedtt 2oUes shin
dsg mark" and the afecd son, accomplished
scholar, the devoted friends is
friendship could do, done in vain the
the nsatiate archer having drawn his arrow put
Up, until the deed done and the victim nc
| more.
With crushed hopes and bleeding hearts, his end fol-
loved him his last resting place, exclaiming they
might, "ZhiS Is the last Of ear" Bril- liant prospects
and happiness just ahead ala "the
Land of the vico drops DEATH moment ex-
tended to grasp the price, and he who recently filed
urge place in many heart, occupies place
il the hOu appointed for all the living.
But not those without hope. We believe
lis freed spi is the shores bliss TO be happy
for Another has entered hi, ties Of earth
severing;-the attractions Of are increasing
lie has ef5
"A name and fame above the blight,
OF earthly breath,
Beautiful beautiful and bright
In life and death"
JcHy W. HUNTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

An Intellectual motion to postpone the special!
order till 2 O'Clock to morrow, made, and the
Senate went into committee OF the whole on the
liquor question.
Mr. GoOdpasture moved that the committee rise,
and report TO the Senate the various bills it has had
under consideration without recommendation, ami
ask to be discharged from further consideration OF
these subj cts.
Mr.. Davis moved. IN lieu, that the committee rise
and report the bill offered by himself with the
amendments made in committee, recommended it.
passage, which motion prevailed, and the committe
rose, and the Chairman reported accordingly.
The Senate then proceeded TO the unfinished bus.
mess of the morning, being the dill of Mr.. Burch,
TO re-establish the tipping law.
Mr. Davis moved TO postpone the bill till Wednes-
day. Lost
Mr.. Davis then Offered his bill and am ndments
as reported by the committee, an Amendment.
Mr.. Goo ipasture offered the original bill by him
self in lieu of the bill and mendments-which be
subs. queutly Withdrew.
Mr. Davis then with rev his amendment, an 3
offered his bill in lieu of the amendment off red by
MIR Harris, this morning, which was sccepted - and
the question recurring on the adoption of Mr..
D wi amendment, Mr. Harris moved tn. previous
question, which was lost; ayes 9, noes u.
The amendment was then read, and after discus
sion the Senate adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE
SENATE

SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov 49, 1857.
Mr.. Wslker, from joint select committee on
Banks, ported till IegaIizng bank suspensions
till the 9Th of January, lS59-upon condIton that
no bank hall clare dividend DUNG their sus-
pension, and il the banks of New York ana New
Or ans shall resume specie payments during the
spIiGg or summer of 1858 the banks at this State,
which avail themselves OF this bill shall also re-
sumo within go days thereafter. The Free Banks
CURED within 90 days from the passage o.
this bill to d-post bonds OF Tennessee with the
Comptroller, sufficient make the bonds in his
hands, of par value, according to the New York
prices OF ID bOnd@-anG on failure, to be placei
in immediate liquidation. The Banks are required
to maxi quarrery reports to the Governor, OF th r
con irio'. The bill also rrpealS the 1t, d. 3D.,
and An sections OF the Act of Feb. u, 1852, to
authorize and r. gul ite mixing. Passed LIST read
49, aud 100 copies ordered to be printed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Nr. Buen, to maxi accommodation endors RS.
,qu,lly liable with princpals
Mr. Wright, TO charter the Telico and VALLEY
Farmer Turnpike COMPANY.
Mr. HeiskrH hill in reference to the code oil
Trnnsszee-an suggested that the evening srs-
-iOn- he regularly set apart for the reading of the
code
SENATE BILLS, THIRD READING.
The bill to allow c"nstahles a heavy f.e. An in
effectuul motion was made 10 strike out the 2nd
s cion, and the bill passed third readin AYES IA
noes 6.
The bill bill to establish Central University, was
taken up, and 30 copies ordered printed, and the
bill was passrd over Informally
To amend the revenue laws of this State, taxing
unemployed specie capital, 10 cents on the hundred
dollars. Passed, ayes l6, noes 8.
To amend the 2nd section of the Act Of Dec
9Th, 1858, chapter IS. Passed, ayrs IL, noes TO-
To allow sheriff and jurors pay for inquisitiOus
of idiOcv or lunacy. Passed
The hour having arrived, the Senate went intc
committee Of the whole the liquor question
The committee Immediately rose ami asked leave
to ait at 2t P. NJ. which granted.
The Senate proceeded to consider bills on 3
reading.
The bill to amend the Act. of Feb. Z, 1850, ch
70 to authorize the formation Of Turnpike Com
plnies, rel cted, ayes 6. noes IA. a motion
to reconsider was entered ny Mr.. Trivis
To amend the charter of the Mt. Pleasant and
Hampshire Turnpike Company. Passed.
The bill to tablish the uppliHg law comng
up, motions to fer, to adjourn, and to pass ov
informally were lost-when Mr. Walker moved the
previous question the passage Of the bill, which
wac also lost. Mr.. Harris off red amendment,
which read. After some discussion the Senate
adjourned till 10 minutes after P. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17

Mr.. Dunlap, to amend tue charter Of the l.
Grange Synodicai College in Fayette county.
By same, to incorporate Pryor's Printing Com
plny.
Mr.. Cooper, to allow trustees to resign in
sFtain cases. All of which passed the first
time.
The House then went into committee OF tn
vaole on the liquor question, After some tim.
sDent thereon, the Committee rose, report pro-
g 'ess. and asked leave to sit again at 3 O'clock
witch was granted.
Tn House adjourned till 81 o'clock
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Several Senate and House bills passed the second
time.
The Houss went into committee of the whole on
the liz or question, AM alter cOnsi ierabe dis
Ission, the committee rOsa and rough the Chair
an, Mr. Bullock reported that the hill offered By
the committee Iiphng and tipping houses, in
leu OF the original propositions on the Jet OF
tipping, had been adopted, and asked to be dis
larged from the further consideration of the sub
jet, which was graz ted.
The House then adjourned till o'clock to NOR
row morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17

BSrThe Hon. A. G. Brown has been
reelected Senator from Mississippi. This
is an endorsement by the Legislature of
Mississippi of his views touching alien suf-
frage, for the expression of which in the
Senate he was denounced by portion of
his party.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
EnR RENT.

THAT CONVENIENT FRAME DWELLING on O.
the FransHn Turnp Ike road he first EHit
Tol-gate, occupied by J. A. MeCampbe SO. EEls
The hou-e aims four rooms besides kitchen, nt,'
and has hrt, OF ground attached.
~ ~uitatle furniture be purchased by the ten
ant. II de -iIed 81 Possession given imw edstey.
Apply A. v. :. LINDSLEY
Pow. left. No. So College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
Sheriffss Sid.

IDY virtue order OF -ale 20 directed frOT the
ID clerk q the Crcuit OF Daviion county sep
TENDER term 1881, 10 the sat Of T. uamlin vs. d. g
Rumsey attachment, viii o. tins 2ist lay Of No
Der oder To- sale me highest bidder az The Court
House YARD -ate ia Nash lie variety u Groceries and
a~ticle Kept Ca family grocery, aud Try Irti.
c es OF Furni ure. sale CONNIE AZ 10 ocack.
JOIN K. EDMuNDsON. sherG,
uoyIg-dtL by r, %. ca iPBsLL, ID. p.
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Premium Pianos,

A LARGER stock than u "a i OF those Gel s-a
n ebrated Pianos cuTed by II.
Gale 4 Co, and stein way sons, (WhichS n ~ ~
took the premium the Mechanics Far.) ~ Y
ofere very low figures for cash months
paper Ny stock OF sheet M1sic, Books VIC ms Accor
deems, Flutes, &C. is also large, acing The
different sizes, sty Is and qualities.
have al added the following articles business
viz Table Oh Cloths tsl colorsl Oil Cloth rigs Pea ther
Dlstrrs aud Porcelain Onaweuts, such as Candle cks
Girau d0es, Lamps and Clocks. The attention Of the
ladies Is par &c larry invited.
For Chris call the Old Store
49, Union street. nov141 JAS A. MCCLURE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17

EB- Mr.. Henry String, Of South oarolins, adj
Vertised last month that gay young fellow bad
run Of with his two daughters This Is the most
repreb~nsible instance Of two striHgs 10 one bow
We ever huFFd t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
NOTICE.

VNHE part1-rship heretofore existing between Aaron
II stretch and o. Pscs unde- the hFn aud tylG
Of Stretch PerE Is his IA di solved By utaal
A. strscs having b1aght oat tHe enre Interest 20
late partner the Dr. business Orr his
own name 20 "a stand Of uuion and % iege
stree aud IS alone hos sd The 81 the era
Ia rettirsneu-- AAhoA eEAAtCa-
Nsshvlfe. Nov. 2-2u II. 4. PfOH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17

gB- The Raleigh Register. acknowledging the
Feeepl Of bottle Of brady foriy-eighi years OLD,
saws: s'Thls brandy Is 50 old that we very much
fear il eannos live much longer
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NLARREE

On Tuesday evening, Bird iust at Villa Rose by Rev Mr.
Chamberlain, WA D. BURT)S, Esq of Teuness e. to Miss
Macy daughter of Maj John Nelson the Parish of La
f,urehe, La.
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RroadWaY HOuse.

FIrHIs Ne Ho-el's open forths rreeplion Of ].
Boardeas b-in situate a cehfral 10 aatF 10 -
Al the dfuer kaiiro da couYrnlert % the Nriica
college the pest oce aud re river, READERS tte post
derabe p4ce Ca the cts for travellers sui day boarerk
Of the Legislature stale Is and the iFavn
abs r-n-F sliF zig reqart-d visit ths
No uaas be Huared al Who cone con0F L.
and canteuted. Wh. 8. BRANCH.
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The Excelsior Corn and Cob Mill.

As ja-t reoevol The highest Prenian ihe great
Satiauai sllaFHe ans sls1 Ohio state
Falr a. Oiutnaa he Lilts aus, STAR snd assls
Muz-
It adapted 20 crusbipa Germ aud Cob sEs, 0at Ae,
Tor stock AID faT Eua8aE flr fanY sss. disttri1st
la GRAD * s4rl-cra b. sed A. coH 81
shree dol ar being ess ssparzls FROM as ether Pofaons
o. the MIa.
Farnishea complete VIA twa pairs 81 sns rags 10
ehg dollars. TraFslas AEeats wanted sell Re asefs
Mia J c. BALDWIN . 90.
oetF-slsaaasM & g8if=ea slrast &zshfale.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Richardson's Works.
w T RRRRY 8 CO.. have on Sale


THE wOREs OF SAMUEL RICHARDSON. With
Sketches OF his Life and Writings Ply the Rev Edward
Mangin, A. In 10 vols. London, 1911. AsuPerb copy,
in perfect order.
Containing:
1-PAMELA; or, Virtue Rewarded. In series oil
familiar letters. 4 vols
THE HISTORY OF CLABIsSA HARLOWE. In
Series OF etters. vols
STE history OF SIR CHARLES GRANDSON.
In a Series o Letters. vols
4 con ider myself thorough adept in richardson
like the Longest novels best and think no part OF
the tedious should ask anything better to 90 than
to read ON mig to end, ito take them up "nen
I c. ose, and lay them down when was tired
till every word sy able relating to the bright CLsRiA
the divre CLENENJISA the beautiful Pamela wi every
tricS aud ire Of cir sweet vour more grs"
ven in nv hearts table, "--Hazlett on 0ld Books.
Tor sale by Inov1c.l " T. Berry CO.
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urs. woosinan.

Nav ORLKANs, Nov. is.-Ths husband Of Nrs.
WoodmaD, the heroine OF the New York hotel Al.
fair, has sued ios divorce.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17

Ey- At the municipal election of Shelby
vile, on the 31st nit, VIM. Galbreath was
elected Mayor; James G. Martin, Constable,
and John w. Thompson, Recorder.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
FOE CAIRO ma N,C.

EUEt OAIItU AN % NJ LOUIS.
THE steamprV. K. STEVEN sON, a c-~n -
b. F. EGAN, Master, will leave for DsF-Es9s53AA7
Ie above and all immediate ports lalsSElz
HIS DAY, 10 O'Clock, A. n. freight or passa ge
Pply on board, a. HAMILTON,
nOVi1-tt Agent.
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NOTICE.

y perso Indebted the OF b. ". MILES, de-
- ceased, hereby requested 60 10 ward and
paw the same and those having claims sgains' saii
tae requested 70 present the same me mmsd ale
Is TO- settlement. A. c. TUCKER,
Adainistr q B. w Miles, Decd with the viii annexed
Nov lB.-Gt.
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SEWING MACHINES |
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
$3.50 -

rs Yeas OF Age
whose sands q Hie have neary ran osi,
,rhI- la the EAST Indies certain care for Consla
/ Asthma Bronchitis, Cough, Coia' and "eaef1. -.
~ The rerledy al recovered by hi % Nhsl $3.50
chi q daughter Eas slveu % die hr - .s- -
rnurh III he veuls rui restorative AMI h-as 49, -
1Ir-psrafio1s raade from "a iadA h1tP, - -,
tkofgbt occurred b hin Iha- he rs ms aese ~.
- ehnd Ee stufiea hard ana anc1eetea m Ie-l
vf-h-s HIs chHd vas cared ard = nof l-sg - -. .
n -. - .sr--fstaref the Houderfai fra1e1y p
s--T an rrrers "a all parts 81 ne SOL - 49,
or F-r fgIsI g. making thea c7uapl-s1y ~ ~ -
= - al ~ sFHictea fstoa beings - feeaost y. -
- uiih fun and eNpioii dnroiiont - 1-s =, - n
80, rsus "a He rcqurru c1eh lpitlltll ~ =.
49, IN one shninE-Ihreo cene, % DC fe--'- ~
- staae en- the recipe and tie Ieii-.---- - d
= -. 5000 81 abs adse rla-ueai
aafrrss D.. a. JAME.s Ne ~ tafan9 - - =
Kew. N, 1saT-ind4sinside Sufee' Wy -
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EnR 81. E.nII.

THE fine passenger and freight cTn
l boat, SALLIE EST }. n Coz zECs 49,
BETT, Mas err, hav wig during the
been tho ourhly repaired and renovatsd will
Louis and oil way points on TUESDAY next
1Ih inst O'Clock, r NJ. freight passage apply
board A. HAMILTON
noVl g. I'd.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
ZOE HENr.

roa th baanes Of his and uext year that 6eaatfai
Il 80 oonuaosieus Fesiicuce e tirs Minised white,
it.st-a % MaTkel street. seuih N4shvis Fosseszion
-is-s iIuuasdssfsly. Der p rticaisrs 81 rs Of
s'se- b. ~ GLAs b *. Agent
fs-tf 80 81 Cherry street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
GROVER s. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the CITY
II of Nashville in October, 1857, the JUG ges
appointed to examine articles in Class 43-No
II, GROVER BAKERS Sewing Machines; No
l64, SINGFR's-BEPORT upon the PRINCIPAL.
points anC merits of the two machines as fol-
lows
The machines are both two-thread machines.
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch that Of GROVER d BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread working
from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN \ SHUTTLE
and, in the opinion of the committee. is best
adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERY &c.
The GROVER d BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING (;
and with the exception of fine clothing, saddle
ry, &c, &c, in the opinion Of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 4 Public square. Nashville, Tenn,
Nashville, Tenn, Move Der l., is,T.-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17
DEVIoEND NOTICE,

rIFHE MAJ vile Couuerelsl Insuranes Company ave
this day declared dF i1ead q eight per ca ths
capita stsck Of the pro4ts Tor the months
nuv2-im JAMES EALKER. ssc'y.
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PosT Jason AND sT0aK eurTsR.

swyF h.vs an haad cor safe 10. stone Ga tier and
w Rosk MassR-hei slso hksly young nesre, about
BOYD co.
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FOX HENT.

Two neat Dselas Aoasss, Ga sammsr street, SOFT
Il n Bread. ieT the snssiaE year eFeh Containing
asoszs bs44es kieaen aud seFVantai E8on Sssbl.
5zsriazu hca,el Apps q l. d. EAkEE.
AashFilis, Oct = tf Fiaatefz' Bank
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-17

"An unfortunate speculation With one Of his u-
ventive countrymen, whose mechanical genius had
brought him 10 London, Induced Mr. West several
Years since 10 return TO this country. Some OF his
more recent works are admirable in their way. He
excels 10 cabinet fancy portraits and not few Of
this kind are quite unsurpassed, at least among rs
Ills ability 10 portraits a broader scale is evnced
by that Of Me-. Calvert, Of Newport r. I. The
hight aud shade are managed with Rembrandt ef-
feet, and the expression aud air remind Of Van
dyke.
1.-The analogiss between literature aud art are
more numerous and delicate titan are apt to in
ariue The former Is ever yielding themes 10 the
latter, while the essential charm Of many popular
writeGs i purely artistic. This is the to a r.
mark IDLE degree with Irving and the prinepal
son OF the enthusiasm his early writing excited
among his eoantrymrn, was that they sere the hrst
that possessed any native grace aud fash OF style
The thoughts snd ssutimsnt Of 6eCfirey Crayou
= Q o. orjsuil O'ouud. thoagb sweet aud
natural, but taey uttered Ia ehaste aud rshusd
iauguage--lu s Hteuets thai yin tne ear, Ia words
chos-n sbh q tseL and taste derived from innate
perception and genuine sense OF beauty. Is j.
said that Irving ia bis youth contemplated the pro-
isssian OF artist: bis wFitings the brsE proOi
OF HE adaptation - such liz. dis pieluFes are
rot suhlims Or made or vivid. bat they are dreamy
gre tai aud qaset, exactly such a. would adosd a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-29

ELEG1NT TAPESTRY AND VELVET can
TETS, lT LOU PRTCEN--Sec the adyertsememtin
o1r paper o tho Sow England Carpet Company of bos-
tom.
mead it often primarily caused by bad condition OF TIE
stomach and bowels luvgorate the stomach, regulate
he eNcrcoul. and purify the fluids with this word-re
ho"ncd medicine, and Won will be exempt from vertigo,
Guinness of sight, headache and other alarming apopicr-
symptoms which frequently accompany dyspepsia and
well an excess of It in the brain has much to do with
cerebral affections, and llooways Pals operate upon
Ne chemical agents which generate that fluid well as
OF maadies
Aessrs. Sanderson Lanorgan, Of Boston, Pyro-
nnsis oi worldwide reputation, will, at the approach
anniversary ~ our national Independence, make eN-
Won OF Tire Works of Hei0 and beautiful design new
81 .elore seen In this country For particulars see adj
''u'cmeni IN this day' paper