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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

HOUSEKEEPER. - VENTED, a middle aged
l1Wsmsn widow preferred ASSIST In the supervision
OF Anhy IN The country Satisfactory references required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15

WANTED by respectable young Girl, stu-
vVe.siloD :. CH AMBERMAIp o. WAITER, or would DO
the GENERAL HOUSEWORK Of o small private family
Hss The e a city reference. Call at No Sf Mot.s third
aoey, robt room
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-15
&banfes for Bnsiness Men.

Il failing WATER POWER OF about ~ morse, sutiDe LOT
paper MILL other manufacturing purpose on the Bronx
River 10 miles from The City Hail. at ruekaoe Depot on the
Harlem Railroad with 60 of land three houses carriage
makers shop barn &c. The Factory urstory o. ID feet
Also adjoining story building % by a feet al IN perfect
order The factory and part Of the land with the water Pe
would be sold separately the whole property would be ex
changed Ger Grst-clsss city property. inquire OF
~ D. 'UODGMAN No. 81 Meiden lane.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-05

a YANKEE Box AT NIAGARA.-Cominr home
from the West. in the Spring, went hum
dred miles out of my way to see Niagara Falls.
| found a snow-bank, s.founded on rock
just in front of the American Fall, and having
made the acquaintance of an urchin of eight
or ten years, from Vermont, who seemed to
be roaming on his own account, we, by the aid
of sharp sticks, clambered up to the top of
this bank, and were within fifty feet of the fall,
and were midway between the top and bottom.
L was awfully struck by the terrible grandeur
of the scene, the immense volume Of water fall
ling, roaring and rushing past rs, like ghosfiy
raiitcay train behind time, boiling, surging wa
ters and vapor below. Judge of py surprise
when on looking around, saw my youthful
Yankee companion pelting the falling waters
with snow-bails, and when tired of that, gazing
thoughtfClly on the Canadian shore opposite.
and exclaiming: 'sAin't it a darned shame
them British should have all that land over
there besides, what right have they to that
side of the Falls, t'other side of goa. Island
why'n thunder don't our Government put forts
here, and blow 'em to smash, and take i. from
them !''-Oiire Branch.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-05

NIAGARA SUSPENSION BREGE.-A tubular
bridge is talked of, to connect the United
States with the Canadas, and to take the place
of the suspension bridge, the dimensions to
be as follows Length of bridge, $40 feet
hight OF piers above water, 225 feet, with
double railway track, carriage ways, etc. The
reason given for this project is the familiar
one, that suspension bridges are liable 10 fail
ure. 1t is averred that the suspension bridge
at Niagara Falls is not to be permanent struc-
ture, that chain bridges cannot be depended
upon for longer period than seven years, the
action Of the weather and the ware and tear
to which they are exposed rendering them
dangerous after that time. We find the para
graph in our exchanges, and give it without
endorsing its accuracy.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-05
VOL. 3.--NO. SO.

ss1 seed now that he was aiming fur the swim
min hole in the kreek, whar the bluff is over
25 feet perpendicular to the water and it's
nigh onto ten feet deep. To keep up his ka-
racter as a hoss, when he got to the bluff he
jist leaped of, or rather, jist kept on runnin'.
kersplunge into the creek he went I seed
the water fly plum above the bluff he jist leapt
off, from whar / was. Now right thar boys,
he overdid the thing, if that war what he was
arter, for theirs nary hoss ever lived burned
fool enough to leap over sich place mule
might have dun it, but dad warn't acting mule.
krept up to the edge and looked over; there
was old dads bald head, for all the world like
peeled onion, bobbin' up and down, and
the hornets sailin' and circlin' round. turkey
buzzard fashion, and every once in a while ono
and sometimes ten, 'ud make dip at dads
head. He kept up a right peart lodging un-
der; sumtimes they'd hit him, and sumtimes
they'd hit the water, and the water was kiver-
ed with drowned hornets.
"What on ycarth are We doin' thar, dad pa
sez I.
sDon't [dip] you see these internal varmints
arter me ?''
ssWhat 2" sez I, ssthem ar hoss flies thar;
you are not really afeard of them are you7''
ssHoss s-fliesl 20 seq dad ssthey're rale |dipl
genuine bald hornets. You Ldid] Internal cuss.'
''Well, dad, you'll have to stay thar till
mite, and arter they go to roost, you como
home and I'll feed You. And knowing dads
unmollified natur, broke from them parts and
sorter cum to the copper mines. 1 staid hid
out until the next afternoon, when seed
feller travlin', and sez I, What was goin' on
at the cabin this side of the creek, when you
passed it?''
''Why, nuthin' much, only man was sit
ting in the door, with nary shirt on, and a wo-
man was greasing his back and arms, and his
head was about as big as ten gallon keg, and
he hadn't the first sign of an eye-al SMOOTH
''That man is my dad,' sez I,
ssBeen much fitin' in this neighborhood late
ly % sez the traveller rather drily.
''Nun wuth speaking of personally or par
| ticulerly,'' sez I.
ssNow, boys, / haint seen dad since, and
would be afraid to meet him in the next ten
years. Let's drink
And the last we of Sut, he was stoop-
| ing to get into the doggery door, with a nigh
ty crowd at his heels.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-05

VINEGAR.-Thc juice Of one busheI of sugar
beets, worth twenty five cents, and which aay
farmer can raise with little ceSt, will make from
five to six gallons of vinegar equal to the best
elder wine. First wash and CRATE the beets,
and express the juice in cheese press, or in
any other way which little ingenuity can
suggest, and put the liquor into a barrel, cover
the bung with gauze and set it in the sun, and
in fifteen or twenty days it will be fit for use.
By this method the very best of vinegar may
be obtained without any great trouble, and
L hope all who like good vinegar will try it,
Ohio Valley Farmer.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-05

DMr. James Thompson, one of the loco
foco candidates for the Supreme Bench, was .
the Wfimot Proriso all through. He was so
ultra. that he voted against extending the Mis-
souri, Compromise line to the Pacific, because
that measure would give slavery additional
territory. When a candidate for reelection
in 1913, he published a letter, claiming that
he was the real author Of the Wilmot Proriso,
and that his honors had been unfairly filched
from him. When the democratic party of
this State went over to Slavery, he was one
OF the foremost in the treason to freedom, and
has ever since been violent ahd unrelenting in
his opposition to every public man who would
not exhibit a baseness equal to his own.-BeE-
lefonte Wing.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-05

The Use OF LIME.-The experience of agri-
culsnrists, for centuries, has proved that the
use of lime has been of advantage on every
variety of soil. Lime being an essential con-
stituent of the pabulua OF plants, is constantly
being drawn from the soil hence the neee1ity
of applying it in some form, to prevent thsis
exhaustion. All know this, but how few prac-
tice upon their knowledge. Judicions sppll-
cation of lime, or other alkalies, il neoeswy
to the Farmers success.-Ohio Farmer.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-05
BY S. B. ROW.
For the Raftsman's Journal.
TO ERIE.
BY MYRRHA NAY

By MfRRHA NAY
Beautiful child, God has made thee
Lovely beyond compare.
Sparkling eyes of heavens own blue,
And silken, dark brown hair;
Grace reigning in every motion;
Finished moulding of form
Neck of imperial whiteness;
A young heart, pure and warm.
Oh, child may the Father give thee
mind with talents rare;
May thine own lov'd mother guide thee
To the palace of virtue fair.
May sorrow and care be absent
Ever, from that white brow.
What shall preserve thee. beautiful child.
And keep thee as thou art now
Lumber Cir, July q.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
sourhern Paclfic Rnilrond.

The election of Geo S. Yerger as President Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, which took
place Yesterday, is the Inauguration OF a policy
which iusures the construction Of tne road aud IN
that light may be regarded as an epoch 10 this age
If progress and wonderful achievement. There
could not have been selected 10 the Valley Of the
Mississippi a gentleman who possesses IN larger
H. gree the qualifications betting the Office which he
COW holds-uoone in whom the attributes of iatee-
riiy, capacity and perseverance are more harmonic
ously and conspicuously blended. We congratu-
late the directory on their choice, the gentleman
himself upon the extended field which has opened
up for his abilities, the country upon the vast
ness OF the results which 10 distant falnrs prom
ises in the completion Of the enterprise.
Ii is Dot our purpose az this time to speak oil this
road either as regards lie magnitude. the blessings
which u proposes for mankind the feasibility Of It's
constructive or the profits which il offers an IL
vestment These are alrtoplcs which demand sep
arate and well considered notices. Our design IS
merely TO remark upon the FIRST official step taken
~ our Northern friends in carrying forward a
ysiem which is TO harmorize the interests Of
every section OF the Union in undertaking which
should be national in s execution, a. u VII be en-
Inenty 50 in the blessings which Il viii secure TO
America THIS arrangement has been made IS
soon as it could be legally, aud f evinees upon the
part Of the gentlemen who are now here on the bu-
siness OF The company cont denoe in the ability
and good taith OF the South, which, we tru.t will
De nset in a spirit equally frank, and result In q
combination OF strength which vii carry forward
the work wIGh an expedition illustrative Of the in
visibility OF osganizsd aud wisely direc ted effort
IN D. Pieayass sIth Aarch
gar Geo. s. Yerger has been elected President
ne. p.ft-o.a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02

rrAVtNg ssii aithiH the last twelve months, eishi
III st. o. parcels Of Land % eight different persons,
=. .sis-r e thrs an 0feFing good bargains, have
!. F.rsa near Ashp0rt, Tenn, On The Mississippi
esr ave determined % sea ny Land IN DAVIDSON and
ssr counties daring he Present year. 70 eoneeaTsie
~. 49,. AZ sos poiut roe fSFm reside on, ~ miles
- - s,Iiis Dc ar ne NASHVILLE and Louisville Railroad
- - esilsiin Tnrnplke, hah mile fron Cumberland
Rsrsr coataioioE rs acres ssii t1 PfoFeo, VII So
- 800 ulth seven rooms Kitchen, store room and
$50 roors IL ne basement story, all necsssary out bdid
- sverv descriptcn o. cedar timber, superior rui
-. eae sardsn snd vineyard aboat 50 Aerss clear
- b.i.nes eo1d taber AID sell set in blae grass.
harFain ezn te had - appiting % ,. < " bzo~H
Ne.bytic Or 10 nyteL upon the premises.
AIfO-se5 acrss, IN lois 70 saIt purchasers 10 NILE
-. 3.flsin near the Rairoad- Kooa chance Tor per
-. ~ ..saH caetal 10 Eabf hens Terms easy, an
- - - = YEA Apply q Joseph :. Wallace, Scmnei
,sx ~ u ne unsclsiEned. Al NJ residence. have
49, sean saE Mia Machinery aad hone MI Power io
ssls - btFsaio. n AAhAh-
sDrf-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W. T. BERRY co. have also on sale
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERsA A
TIoNS CT THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. ByCoun
De Las Casas. With Portraits and other Illustrations
vols. cio'h
EAPOLFoN's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AMI
SYRIA, 179S-I799, dictated BY the Emperor st, Ne
Lena and published by General Bertrand. vols Svo-
with Atla offs Plates ofthe Plans ofBattIes Paris
1877
MOETHOLoN's HISTORY OF THECAPTIyITy
OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. vols. hat calf
NAPOLEON's CONFIDENTIAL C0RREsPOH-
dencs with his Brother Joseph. vols. 12mo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs Ofhs Ia,
Two Years ofNapOIeon's Exile. BY Dr.. AntOmmaech
orning Sequel the Journals Of9r OMeara and Coun
Las Casas. Svo.
MEMOIRS OF THE INVASION OF FRANCE b,
the Allied Armies aud Of the Last six Months ofthe Rer
Of Napoleon including his AtaicstiOn. Written BY
mand Of the Emperor By Baron Fain FIRST Secretary o
the Cabinet. l VOL, syo. witha Map Oithe Cam G
1914
ABBOTT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON 9vOls.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. ByO'Mears.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. [FrOm the Letter
and Journals Of Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duehes D'AbrAn
ties. 2yols. With Portraits.
HAZLuTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
NAPOLEON-s MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prime.
Cambsceres, Second Consul By Baron Langon.
NAPOLEON's EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. B!
Count de Segur
TIE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. Blythe BsrEley Men
With 90 Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND his MARsHALs. BY Hsadlsy
NAPOLFON's OLD GUEAD. By Headley.
NAPIER's PENINsULAR WAR.
ALIsON's HISTORY OF EUROPE. With an Alta
ofthe Plans Of Battles.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT
TON 5vols, with Portraits. feb18
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR sAEE

nm MONDAY, the 18th nst the premises, 81 -
" So Itn Summer street. [ will proceed TO sell ai.
valuable HOJ SIS AND LOT The lot fronts 95 leeJ o
Sumner street. running back $50 feet upon which there
Is two story house, containing four rooms with kitchen,
Ike house, and all other necessary out-houses
propert, well situated for business men, and is por-
ton Of the city where property rapidly advancing in
value and has ali ths advantages Of hydrsnt alter,
and also good we'll OF falling waer and free
taxation Come and for yourselves.
TsEMs.-one-tlsrd Cash. the balance in s, ~, and Is
moths, with int st from date +. X. GLASCOCK,
apr2-td General Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
IMPRovEMENT IN BUREIye RRIcK.

Patented by Jesse Russell Of Todd County, kentucky
DNE Of the important inventions Of the present age
- "a saving Of at least half the labor and fuel and the
Brick much superior In quahtg
For Information, fqure Of NJ. HeHry Alley, 10 South
Nashville, who Is using the Invention.
Any NslnE % procure the ht. will address DR..
SAM. HENTEEsls Franklin, reun- who fully aathOr
ed 10 use, sell dispose Of the same lie viii make -
the Of al Re kbarners bay an lnven-
lion. mar2l-2Es IA pfR0N
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
COTTON CORD.

TN consequence % want Of stock during the winter months
and accidents TO machinery, by Gre, Of prn-
cpa Cotton Factories there only one-tenh CotnnCOrd
enough made 10 supply the orders which receive for the
article. doing the best can 10 supply my customers
in filing part the orders they come turn; and pub
sh this By Of explanation 10 those who have favored
with their orders. 4. M. BARRETT,
Wood-Ware and Cordage Dealer,
marchg-1m Cincinnati
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
PnhIic SchnnIs

DUPILs wishing join the City Schools for the remain
der OF the year obtain tickets at the Supernen-
dents office, in the Hume Building Spruce street, during
week, daily between the hours Of aud 10 O'Clock A.
NJ Parents and guardians please observe the above
no tickets will he issued alter next week.
By order Of the Board Of Education. mar27-d1Ot
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02

sz- A young gentleman 10 New York, named
Hs@4 has taken op3n himself The day OF testing
she legality II practice, al places Of amusement.
az selling tickets for seats alter the hoase Is billed,
and ,hese are 10 seats anoeeupied. The case VA
unused 20 by the counsel aud alter an able charge
lsem he justice. lmSFessing them With the great
Importance Of the questi0o % sue pable, the jury
retired, and 10 short tine returned with serdci
Or the plaintiff With fu COSTA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
CHANCFRY SALE.

LN0R and Of the Clerk Master the case
4 Of Marcos Toney BY &C, Farte, the Chancerv
Court at Nashville, by virtue OF decree in said cause
will, THU SDAY, the Th Of May next on the premi-
ses, sell at public sale ten acrs OF Ian D. situated in
Edgedeld, Davidson county Tennessee on the Whites
Creek Turnpike. Il will be laid or into lots, Ilaa OF
viii viii be IuDlished before the day OF sale
TRIMS. TSenty per mt. cash; baiance in one two
and three years notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
interest and lien etdined.
A. V. 8. LINDSLEY.
y. r. GLAscoCK, Auctioneer. apr2
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
WIN SIMMONS

CARPENTER AND BUILDER respectfully announces te
~ the citizens Of Nashville, that he is located tho
corner OF Church and sumner stress opposite the ST.
Cloud HOTEL where he Is prepared 70 all II nds o.
Carpenters and Joiners Work. Doors aud Blinds,
stair Ca Show Cases, Office Desks Fitting up stores
Jobhing and Repairing, &C, promptly astendedto.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02

F%- Col Benton snys Of Gen. Cass. in allasion
10 this great age for au otlic -ho5er t7f years, ~
'sshen be Was young man, he thoaght himselfold
enough for auy ohcs, and nov that he was al oil
man, he thought be was young enough.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02

on sunday morning the ash last, a hs rssdsnes Ia
sasiby eoaasy, Fsns Major JOIN g. BosFioKs ne Of
Men, his, In shs ssvsnty-thIrd year Of b sss.
Major Bsssiek soldier e he Of isi', and vas
known ana respected By e eitnsas He dsa q
pnssnania, hGvsag besn siok hi lev dayA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
COTILLON PARTY.

MR.. GOODWIN will give Cotllon Party az his Rooms
Lfl over Mr. Beech's store, College street Thurs
day, April 81. Hall open at O'clock ?. NJ and dance uu-
I'll A. NJ. lick Is 81, admitting a gentleman AID two
ladles good Cotilon Band will be In attendance.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02

rTtHg Bo1ks AID Accounts n The undersigned nay Be
esnnd ~ the UfHes q the NAsavELn PArki0F, siers
- indst 10 u Az earnestly reqae toJ toean and set
ia We dcsise speedy triensnt q eur eusine - asa
Il1AA4
,oarer. nafsf--2w 1905 NELSON %.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
AUCTION SAFE OF GROCERIES

MOBRIS & STRATTON.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL STH, 1851, Bt
" 10 O'clock will offer Action, in front Of our
Store Market street, rye and weI-seected stock Of
Ciroce ries Wines, Liq1ors &C.
100 hhds fair choice Sugar 800 bags fair TO choice Rio
100 bbls Molasses; Coffee;
leo 4 do do. $50 Uackages Mackerel;
6l bxs extra God Fish, 80 boxes IT, rringS;
20 cases Sardnes; 60 boxes ncy Candy;
50 coils Rope, ass'd Sizes 80 dozen painted Buckets
90 nests Half Bushels IA books Va. Tobacco, vari-
$4,000 Cigars, various brands; Gus brands
100 boxes Star Candies; 20 : xts Star Candles;
80 quarter d. 80 boxes TalloW Candles;
300 kegs Nails, best brands 100 bbls Magnolia whisky;
100 bbs Whisky, vars lC0 DO hne Whisky. various
20 % American BranJy; brands;
80 pipes do; 10 bills Gin
100 boxes Rar Soap; $50 boxes glassware, ass'd
100 bbis Cider Vinegar 10 tierces Rice.
With varions other articles in the Grocery line
April MORRIS 81 RATION.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
NOTICE.

ffsIE undersigned haxlus seersaed that he ats q
G. n Eiiston. dsc'a. Il nselvent and hAsias seE-
g. tot The incl vsrcy e he ss AL sfsoas trr aefeey
Court q navso county apthe1t eate. 90 or eetofs
ne iss .x N Aurust isT. knd ~ perats ladse,sd 20
he estate are rtaarsed 70 pay er seeoants uiaeui q
AZ Or th.y ali u plaeed 10 Ne hen e - oess 90 eel
-, ~. Il. kNANS
asrca8l-dim Aa"iassftef.
TrrI,s PATENT HAcEISE Jas. sssslssa
ia anA isr ssis - sshssl D. D. DlcAAf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
Trunks. Valises. &c.

CNTDFR FBIZZ. IL have ca hand some nns soie
- Leather TrunEs, vahses, Carpet Bag ana sl,ehe'
that cannot e1eeed IN this MARKET which are offered
low figures, az No. ~ Public square. ,,
hNFNEk Fhie14e--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02

gE-fhe editor Of "a Alaoama psper advises that
Ne and an0ther individual v ON he nsu e.. meet
upoa the asa 81 honor ard d ght @ish SQUIRT ca
II &c must use a sealri Ia such 81 afIar, We ssaii
z ths use 81 lAe Aiabana 1diOF loF de ooca .on.
---f,gelssice. nn4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tom MoOre's Life Complete
w. I. Berry & Company
M TE JUST RECETVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
TIL o nj A 5 MOOR r..
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL
vols. royal vo., CLOTH
nninions Of the PrfEs.


'who has not heard Of Tom MoOre the Irish Po't' II
all who have ever read his popular Melodies this Dew "or
wiz prove exceedingly interesting especially the aatooioE
raphy Poet from his earliest recoIections 70 man
hood. We heartily ecommend TN ]. Courier.
Thoss Moore is the last Of The great poets thst flour
shed in the beginning Of the century. biography, 4
ably written be esgerIy sought sfer. The publ
eaty indebted essrs Appleton for the ehesI
and elegant manner in which MISUNDERSTANDING.
Com. AdS.
This work has been much looked for with Ateres.
the admirers the sweetest bard Of modern times TN
new work has not disappon'e The sparkling vvs
Of MOore's letters viii recommend models Of sve
to thos who aim eminenee 10 spistolary correspond
ence-"-A8aHy Register.
Every who has the least taste for elegant literature
will at procure copy Of the vOrk."-Czarlestou
Courier.
eft to that Lord John Russell has prepared
very crediahe Indeed re evidently entered upon
it and has, think pursred TO TIE end with
adelity, enthusiasm and sccurscy"BritisA ColOHia.
"The work has two greatattracons-one Ire subject
the other the editor But lock into II without
seeming that the highest expectators ira,
could be eirafey formed Oft. The work viii Ofcourse
be gem m the literature Of the day."-AiJany Argus
"Tbat is edited with ability the name Of Engaads
great statesman is guaraiy."-N J. CAurchnGH.
Moore's Life bv Russell presents striking picture o.
English H such within the observation ard sI
perience Of the post"-So,tscyR Christian Advocate
ave the minrtia, facetia ct cetera, OF one Of
most versatile voluptUous and mslodeous bards who
sang His intmacies With all the geoiuses Of the
whether they poets artists. statesmen aud the
naive,e with which he honestly rates about every
in in
latter but ne amused at his bon vivant propene
have in his style OF narratug them much OF charm
forus than generally find in the private life Of
genius where the decorousy drawn aside
we find It here."-SdtuydGy Budget.
w. T. R. & Co. have also on sale
TUE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOOREs LIFE AND
l rr.r, cr,lAA- M, l. :
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-02
ROARRENG.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommodated with
II hoard IL application be made 20 High Street. thres
crs north VI Broad Il is within i've minutes walk Of
he square, 10 healthy location. few nee dayboard-
arae nr h. saruHt I4FsI F~rFH