Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-25

To H.Er people quiet give them What thy want 4
damsel loves, It shows that e wants 20 be loved ia return
eve her. II KS hungry give them chops, brown stout beef
sna pian; pudding L they want sh hand i out 4 taes as
like. II they elegant and fashionable clothing ssd them
70 the paiatial store Of -.
An persons are At times interested in some topic
Of pressing imp rtance, hence arises the Puff Ephe
merle
TN Ar.TIc TR1reR AFr1fHoss Ixrr1IIaBfF WoRDs BY
the foreign few ineligible words have been
received Faentia Bay through the Atlantic Telegraph We
have been privately informed in note from Mr. Cyrus Field
cate them to readers snd knowing the general anxiety upon
The best and hanesi garments made in the Onion are tho
| sold Al"
"Tm LAUNCH or FHz LANcAErER,sOme thousands Of per
sons assembled or At aeon, TO the LAUGH OF this noble
vessel. The christening ceremonies were gracefully gone
through with by Miss Lane, the Dece Of President Buchanan As
the gded her nsve element cheer cheer rent
the air and conceded all sides that she would reflect
able talors In DassEt would remark that all the distn-
! ed firm"
sTnArzssrvISa-TornoroF the shurches generally
thrown open TO worshpe aud expect the day Willie gene
citizens may enjoy the day snd look beeomngy suggest that
those who have not already avae Of our ado vii
DO 20 at once and procure for themselves or OF The many superb
suits Of elegant winter clothing manufactured and sold sOrea
sonaby atthe fashionable Cloth ng Emporium Of -"
There are certain themes and certain authors thai
| never grow stale; the words of Milton fresh
as when his blind eyes pierced the gloom which
ordinary vision cannot peaerate-his songs are IN
dying; aud so with that immortal sllegory woven
in the brain Of poor tinker immured in filthy
goal. Burns spoke the words INA! were uggirg al
the hearts Of thousands in vain attemp for utter
ance and all men will fOreverlOye his simple songs.
Shakespeare has been perennial fountain which has
fed countless streams, aud is still full and bubbing
over with suggestion, therefore, we have The Puff
Shaksperian:
am a soribbled form, drawn with en.-KIng John.
sag give me your spare men, ''d spare me the s''' ones
Nature hath frand strange fellows in her time;
Some that will ever peep through their eye,
And laugh alike parrots at bsg piper -Shdk.
spare men, Gt meu OF the ever
great establishment Of -
Living under democratic form of government
one characteristic of our citizens is practical
bodiment of the maxim referring TO eternal vigir
lenee as the average market price of Liberty We
are political people, because each carries in
his private conscience the thrty-millionth part of
national responsibility fraction which is often |
of considerable consequence when there is possi-
bility of tie vote at primary election. 1t exhib~
its an acute insight into the elements of national
character on the part of those literary gentlemen
who get up the clothipg pufs, that they have not |
AdA'0u " iIOflu6 AuI inc IN lOAAlACaA
''THE EIEcroN-LArEsr FROM III1NoIs-The latest tel
graphic from Illinois is TO theeect that Mes. Douglas
and Lincoln had personsl Interview and while agreeing togeth
that the struggle close and mutually
that let the result be what might it should
the relations OF personal friendship existing between them, and
that for the future both would posre s their hest earnest at
the Brown Stone Clothing Hall Of"
Beneath all political strife, however, there is |
practical life in which every psrtakes. Cam
byses, if he wore linen, must have occasionally
changed it, and the same necessity in variety of
forms is laid upon us. The real King, like his |
tragedy presentment, must sometimes dof the pur-
pie robe and lay aside the sparkling crown TO be-
come a common piece of humanity, groaning with
the govt, or tortured with o heartache. So it is
with those great people who the WELD goose quill
they find in petty annoysnces link to bind them
to the common entities about them; and they,
scorning all other assaults, are accessible to the
Puff Practical, thus:
To TAKE INK OUT LrNES-Ejiors and clerks will learn
with pleasure that to take piece Of aow, melt it, ard dip the
spcttd part Of the linen into the melted ow the linen may
linen. II Goth clothing becomes soed, better plan get
new and more elegant suit at the fashionable emporium of
There is something decidedly pointed in the Puff
Satanic, which will ind fitting response from eve
~ one who wears a coat:
'According the IL. T. L"Ass Landon-he devil,
with all his Nes was but judge Of human nature
Instead Of making him hear his friends talk hmtough that
bad enOughhe should nave made him hear them talk Of
that did drive him Of all patience it hard
say what Woud unless indeed it be III fitting suit of
Clothes such awarded to those who deal at the psaa
store Of -"
Underneath all transactions may be discovered
strong current Of human Dature impellicg or re-
straining the actions. This must be catered for
and controlled by those who wish TO succeed in any
business, and what more powerful agent than
show of extraordinary Iberality or enterprise?
Hence we have the Puff Wonderful akin to Hum
bug;
"HoH EDWARD EvERETT-The publisher Of the New York
Lger through the Hon. Edward Everett made donation
Of ten thousand the Mount Vernon Fund.- the
don distinguished gentleman will contribute art
Gle every year the paper question: 1t costs
about s to keep before the public the printed notices
the made at the Brown Stone Clothing
Hall The public appreciation and patronage enable
the propretors to afford this heavy outlay.
Deeply impressed with the Importance Of this
new development Of literature, and freely eonoed~
ing to Philadelphia an unapprOachable eminence
in this time of art, we cannot close this article
without suggesting to our mercantile friends the
Importance of their adopting this method of play
ing upon that great instrument, universal quilts
bility.