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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-28
PROSPECTUS OF
The SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD.

IL.
nN the first Janury, 1858, Farmer and
~ Mechanic will be issued eekly Paper, with the
above tile.
re agricultural portion of the Southern Homestead,
receives special care and is Edited by geneH who
practical faSmers.
The Horticultural Departm emit is in the hands OF a
practical Horilculturist Pomoogist, who has had
much erier ce in Fruit u ture in the south.
The Literary ano Family Departments Of the Southern
Homestead are kdite by
MRS. L VIRGINIA FRENCH,
lady OF fine ability literary iabors have already
placed her al the b. ad Of Fem lie writer's CT the
French will devote her whole tin render
her portion OF the Sou hern Homestead
esting. che posutrefy writes for Mag
anne and q ose 4 hing the productions
her gifted pen, \ o. Ia Subscribe for the 1mesteAd
In addition 20 the above departments condensed sum-
mary Of passing events, fully Market
Report, and sJnoisis OF general news, viii be .egu-
larry given
Four Hundred Dollars I'm Premiums.
those Who may engage IN procuring suhserbers to the
South Houegesd- The Premiums vel ~orth co.,
tending for. Look at the List and commence the
work. emeG Der the labor you bestow and The
srger the hst, the grestr the prize all be.
List Of PIixes.Io the LADY no obtain the lar
Last Of Weary sub erbers the SOUTHERN HOME
STEAD. and paying therefor, according our regular
prev the nth day Of May 1885, We IN pre-
81 of 6EoNtk a HAKKAs Largo sIZk FAMILY
SEWING MAcaINES, the Cash price Of Sheh Is q o.
To the GkzTLEnAx who viii the lar. M
Pressn one ef MAASrs CoMBlNtD KEAPER AND NOW
ESs i'm Woods Improve lent the cash value uhch Is
$4,000.
sor tie next largest List, so IN CASH
For The neat .argrst List ricaara Library valued
A s5o tie saoeessfai conPetor leaving privilege Of
selecting The Books ou al satsRsiSs catalogue
For the nsxt Lssl sac II CASA.
Tue prizes 20 be paid amer the dth DAY OF NAV
next, As the resalt can be sscertAined.
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Cash for Dry and Green Hides,

tkTE val paw the IaHEss hAsKsr PHIcx N Case fcF
w Dry sad 6reen hises. dslissrsd . ear 1roosry
store, %. sroaA street.
psrssas hzviax Hides ssH win e.lI % "a BE-.
fore a posing OF theg essskere-
hss. se--gf . P.ko sspssS0v.
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
POO pkgs cov'd Buckets; l125 doz Band Boxes;
ESQ dozen Rail Boxes: - 900 Hames:
200 nests Tubs pain ed 800 Zinc Wash Boards;
s75 Vanished and Three 5000 Pillow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests white Pine Tubs;
81 ass'ed Broom Handles $4,000 Cane Fishing Poles;
t75 white Cedar Buckets 800 ass'ed Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar Gems; 10 dog r Cedar Cans;
pkgs Half Rush Measures 25 Nest Boxes varnsh'd
rs doz Pine Churns assorted 200 " Painted Tubs
IS " b Cedar Keelers:
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 125 Buckets assted
RASKE EFT WARE.
200 Willow Wagons, common 700 German Market dc
$50 a. extra; so 80 Clothes do;
500 Carts, common; 800 doz Feed Baskets,in store
500 Z" fall tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 2o0 dozen assorted Msrke
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets:
$50 dozen willow and psttan willow chairs:
pick Baskets: 5 dor ass'ted once Chairs
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for sumner.
AIso-Clo Hampers imported fancy Basket: Work Fru
nd Flower Stands. Also-Wjiow Work made 20 order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters: 100 bales AIcant Mats;
500 as'ted Shoe Brushes; So Jute Hark and Skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; IS doc Toy Air Pistols.
CoRDAGE, TwINES, &C.
IOOcofs II and y inch Manila Rope 69Ofeet;
$50 coils y, X to inch do Dc, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and BED Cord:
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bates Carpet Chain:
loo I5s Broom Tine Hemp 500 n: Wool Irvine.
IFS bales Batting; 50 reels Hemp Packing;
so I" Wrapping Irvine; $50 &" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles (Frund) 1angermans Wrapping Paper;
1.S00 - Mcgregor's do do;
1000 reams LockIand do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; rs reams Shoe Paper;
IFS /" Ham :" 10 I" Batting do;
81 900 lbs Roofing do dry; I5OOObs Roofing sstued
CANDLES. sc.
Star Candles, Lard OIL Opal Candies, Stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, &c.
IRON hound Il EGSs
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
rs'use, constantly on hand.
CHTRNS.
Pine Churns IS 90 % "a Cedar do 16 % do
Cerdar do is, IS 90, % do Painted 90 %, "a do
Brass Hoop do" - Z" do Barrel do Is, 90, % 10
NAMES.
Oiled Root, BLACK Top and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; PLANK Top;
For sale by s. M BARRETT,
mav14 cor. Walnut and Front SITS. Ci nciunati,
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POSTAGE.
THE FARMERS GUIDE
o scIENrIr. g AND PRACTICAL AGRIcuLlURT

BIZ REsa4 srsPasss, y. r. 81 EdiHbarxh, Aad late
p NuAfos, Profe Of seientine tclisars
College, Sss Haven. syoi'. Raszi oetasi- leoo pa
80 and qua eroas VI q and steel Eng axinss-
Ihls L. confs ssdy, sAs nost oonpiee AgFica
ture ever asishsd and In order Sts Il siaes elrel.
800 ~. Oh hera have resolved price %
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOLUMES!
When seat ey posi- PAID 40 cAfoFnl. ana Oregon
the Erss w Of o.vsry cher pAEt Of TIC aoa and
Ca ada lpoat paid, "a ~ iAis sefs "a sof me cd
"Boog Of the taTm-"
Rs9ItAness any Of the above peeeAi ens shoaa al
I. a.. t~ ..lasv.ssa pest-p ala, o rubliah~Fs,
LaoSA kDeooTIA 40.
No. 81 Geld sirsst. hes erk.
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BENZ. F. Shields Sales.

nFerIaR Auction ss'es OF FURNITURE. COOKING
IL UTENsus cAKPE tISGs, &C. &C, Every Saturday
uaOrrins - ~ o eioeS-
DEGULAR Asetion "a e Of bry Geots, Clothing and
Ii yadstie-. each Wednesday Add Friday evening 90
early Gas Lgtt, BY bkNJ- 3. shiELos-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-28

PENNSYLVANIA BUCK WHEAT.
EA SACKS sUCkgakAI RLoC Z, Iass receives n con-
W ssaasas and toE sAsey
aseis y. D DlCkLY.
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Motifs Patent
AGRICULTURAL FURNACES.

TNIs article In consequence Of seq
gestloA hon the AIasrean Inststats, th-t siaspls
pTohtt0le and J~-prlcsd furnace needed By
far Or boiling and ttsamng iood and f3t my
eAzaic1l dom-stie purposes took ths premam
the u 3 Agricultural Louvilir this a Jast re-
esisSd. ~ n. y TENANT,
NO Il n Il RK ET STREET.
Also, Coal Cooking Range, and small coesins stoves
for Coal. w.sfE~AKf.
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1 E MI O " n T..

TIVE subscriber takes this method OF informing his old
customers and friends and the public generally, tina
he has his Hardware store from the old stand
Marx No So in the large brick building lately
erected tie South side Of BROAD street. where he keep
constantly hand and makes order the various
embraced in his line Of business. lie invites especial at
tenton TO his large assortment OF CASTING, HOLLOW
WAR;, BRASS &C such Mantle and Coal Crates Mag-
Boxes Pow Mods StrRw Cutters Ccrn-She ers
Crushers, Mill CrUshers Balcony Work Fencing
Couee Mills Kettles, Brass X tiles Dog roas Candle
Stieks, and almost endless variety other
jan29-u ANDREW ANDERSON
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CLiIB0RNE'S MIC me WORKS,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

'HE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farrers Manu-.
facturers, and all persons de-, Il purci
hore good machinery such as STEAM ENpINEs, CAST
tNcS de rrintion GE AIRING, CAU-wT Is Of
The improved PATTERNS, saw Wills. pf'Nt"S. Sc
respectfully called this Establish ent nov grox-
Up rapidly the p-eri-es Of ~ afe Nashville Manu-
featuring Cor psny. v intend 60 the bl
fully eSten i've a. before and s,a be read
orders for Machinery casting. We have alreai,
nmenctd creations Ia bachs i'm shop aLd Roller
,srd, and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and
customers.
We are experienced Nechanics-each OF Us personally
attending 10 his departnent-and thus SHAH be
able erior werk lover than
this city We shall every piece o.
work done this Establishment, and give Troupt
attention every order left once; thus
hone give general atiaeton aud be by
friends Of home a anufac VI. JACKER a CO.,
Claiborne Machiae WORKS, Nashville, Tenn
luns27-f Late Nashville Nauf Co.
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Broadway House.

THIS New Hotel : for the reception OF
Boariers, being sitn2tei in a centra' 10 sality "a
all he different Earo' DIS nsnt to the Medical IL.
college the post and the river renders Il tire
desirable place in the CITY for travellers nd dav boarder
Members of the legislature ients and the yelling
public generally v requested visit this house
No mains will be spared to render all who comfortable
and contepted. WI. p. BR INCH.
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r.. c. McNAIRY & co.,
LARoE-pE.IERs KTsrs OH
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
70 ss -coILyoR 'sTRvET,
Iy.SuyrETE. TENNESSEE.

WE have nov IN ct rnnsuanv iaree , ~ srarv
w ss~nrfeJ stock ~ Fan ard "intor - rdrea
dascr;pf.o, and re ore nrepsrad 90 o"er PreA.
men,s 70 rersons wishing articles in on W.; a. 80.
been p'es@nre 70 DO on g. coTntrv and
n ce 81 All he az low Is possible for them 70 pc.
STi,t %,rs ,r.rs visiting the citv win do well TO give
no ar carlo and ftororgh exarriuaton. as We zee
~, ste I. 20 their fnsrests We would raH the az
tention ~ the brverS particularly to the following op
In hrIsin
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To all the Eastern C!sies ''-

NIAGARA FALLS
To all the Eastern Cities.
A. NJ ig' thing Express, ~ orrh % Co q hrs ard
Cievtlsnd ~i''ogr o! $50 %. yguuc
through 20 Heg AMI Pat bIry change Of
FOTH DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TESIN-Clevesnd. Pitishurg, struseavi7e and
Wheeling lightning kNnrrss-ietves CinciuH al az
O'Clock A ~ Tor an the EIstern cities; also Springfield
This train sYops between Cincinnati ANA Cot 4uibus a.
InvelInd, Morrow, Neuit and london only.
SECOND 1KAIN-Cievtlaud, FN rrss Nail-TeaNes
CinciI natl at 9In A. NJ. for punLrS Buffalo York
peston &C. ceiling. Baliiu o's Phi adeih Va hing
ton city.
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Colur bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Accomuodatio ton Leaves Cincinnati az
4:3n 4 NJ, for Sprir he'd ard OMNIBUS
This train also nections 'or wlwir gon. Lam
caster and ZlnrsyiIr. tbs train stops pc
tween 'in-iunau and Columbus.
FOURTH TRAlN-Clevsland, itt.burC, and Wheeling
Night EXPIRES Leave Cincinnati At $50 o'clock r. NJ,
Tor All the Eastern c.ues.
This train stops al all pOE,s between Cincinnati and
ColuT bus
No train Sundays.
Trains by Columbus tme-seven minutes faster than
Cincinnati time.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
nd all information ~ Cincinnati please apply the
Little Mia AID COyiugon and IeNiulton Oh ce No.
Burnet House, the Old once, =. Broad
and front, opposite Spencer House. the
DEPOT. J. uJRsND Suptriutt ndeut.
T. F,FULLER, General Ticket Agent.
TIE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers NJ all IN g
principal hoies for each and leaving
either % the sbove Offices pas
gers N ali parts Of the city, without a,l.
noyI5 q. Is NU99LFS, Coni ctor.
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rent the where issued will be received ~ par
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Tooefhfr Win rndlesa variety ~ mfdInT' shd TO-,
priced ek Piounces, pote -ouie, and bv ne varn
IN pIa'r paid stvined md havsderN'. also
and Nerfnns Cashr-Pres. Greatvs'ie
All and Union PIaids, Nous6e'anes, and every
thing nd desirahIe n this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-28

have ally large OF all kinds Of Domestic
goods Ileschrd Brow Cottous; oOl union and cot
ton FauT striped cottC for servants in great variety
H,svy goods for house and field servants Prints cling
hams Hosiery Gloves in shoTt thing in our line,
and rces that cannot fail to give ca isfacon.
Oc'6. II. O. McNAlRH d CO.
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CIOaks. ShayvIs and Scarfs.

We the largest and r-ort elegantly assorted
stock IN this in the couptrv anv OF wncn
i-po~fPd nv "essrs. A. r. Stewart 70, or New
YorL for sales. In Veivets have mem ~
all Is 5000 We Rave also black and grey
cloth ~ Beaver Talmas end long oas &C. for ladies
and children in all qualities from three dollars rp
ShaVl in al sizes end qualities both square ard long RON
the ordnar- 10 the ELEGANT. Also ins' receven
fresh voice Of tho ELEGANT HIGH eoored all Silk Che
nell awIe hat lie .aau NJ
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These periodicals ably represent the three great polite
al parties of Great Britain-Nhig Tory. and Radical
tut politics forns only feature their
org ans OF the rost profound writers Science,
ture Morality, and RegiC n they stand, as they ever
have stood, unrvSle in he word letter beiGg
sidered udis sable the scholar The
mar, While TO the inttge adler q every eass they
furnish cortCtAbd satisfactory record the cur
rent literature Of the dAy through the world than
be possibly obtained IRON any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt OF Advance sheets from the British
publisher Fves additional value these Reprnt.
much they be placed Ia the hands Of
bsrs about soon rs the original editions.
TERMS.
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Laces and EmbrOideries.

eIn this line stoct issuDerb al the novel
ties OF the Collars and Sleeves sepsrae and in
both coIors rrourning elegant Prda Veis
Handkerchief Fails and Imitation; J9conet
and Swiss Fri" rings FlnuncirgS. Peal Nalencennes,
int An1irn Iace Inrer &c ac
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-28

Real Carpets. Elegant Velvet and BRUSSELS In
gre variety Fegsnt Tys and InRrains, the Inerains
the and bet assorted we Rave offered and
at over rces Also Velvet ard ussels hair and hall
Carpets: allied plain Venetian in all widths together
with Fet', nruPFets, CrHmb cloths Rugs Mats, SC, &C.
We PREF make and put down Carpets at the
have large lot OF Floor oil Cloths
the akers and in all widths, which will cut in
49, u-Ar.I nlIn.nr
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Curtain Goods.

Elegant Satin LANES r all colors, with trimmings TO
match Reps in hintz coOrs, With Trmu nRs TO
match FIeg Muslin Curtains; all WOOL unior ana
great variety, together with Coz nices,
C1rfni PIN andPa nda
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Dress Goods.

&" too do;
4" poub'a skirt do;
Pavade-e do;
pr'dal Dresses;
Dinner do:
" Evening DO:
" Pohee-a-OuiTe;
" Norrino pohes;
&C Printed neIsines.
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House Furnishings.

S4 1o-4 10 Nv ~ 10 nv IA 10 Nv 1n4 Darnask Ia
bic Cloths ca IA 50 and 1O4 Table Darasr hv the yavd
Al sizes. coored vol, Union and Cotton Table cloths
PaS str ed Toinetes, Nap ins togeher with az KINDS
Dauer. Towelings Mareies Quits Sc. &c. Also all
widths cotton and linen Sheetings, Pillow Linens Domes-
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Tho Robrrlnon Cnaa.

ROCHESTER, Jan. 16.-The Robertson case
was called at nine o clock this morning. The
mother Of the defendant was the first witness.
She swore that she lived with her son more or
less since he has been married she had lived
with him the past two years, and nothing but
harmony had existed between him and his
wife.
The surgeon who attended Mrs. Robertson
was then called. He testified to the uniform
kind attentions Of the defendant to his wife,
and discredited the effects of the various med
icines which the plaintiff claims were pro-
cured of Beigler, by the defendant, TO poison
his wife, some of which he said were simple
and harmless.
One witness testified that young Begler had
said that Robertson had pressed him for the
money due from his father, but that he had
the cords too tight around Robertson's neck
that the money would come from the other
way also, that Beigler had said, if he could
have his own way he would be the only wit
ness against the defendant.
Mr.. Dunklee, the Cashier of the thinner
man Bank, was sworn. He said that the de-
PENDANT was negotiating to raise the money
from the said bank. and that the ninety,
eighty, and seventy days, which appeared in
the evidence of the prosecution, doubtless re-
terred to the time in which the defendant
must raise the money.
In the afternoon session the conversation of
young Beigler, about having cords around de-
fehdant's neck, was corroborated by two wit
nesses. By another witness it was proved
that the defendant was out of the city at one
time when Beigler swears he was at his office
for medicines to poisin his wife. Nothing
further of importance was elected.
Adjourned till Monday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-18
Rot the Spy.
The ChrEsGIan Examiner.

Boston is certainly RICH at present. in periodical ters
stood at the head Of its class this continent Of late
peculiarly earnest and vigorous The Atantic Monthly
is giving promise of genuine aud brilliant success
And to these is to be added the ChristaH Examiner
which, under us management is becoming, has al.
ready hec ONE thoroughly admirable publication in
which Massachusetts, SRd NeW England may lawfully
have pride. wish every Of your readers who feels
interest In such matters would verify this statement
for himself, by purchasing and reading copy of the
January number. Anything broad and liberal a.
this fresh and living, scholarly, SO handsome In
its literary execution confess that did not expect to
for ten years yet only fear that will not attract
the attention it deserves, from common presumption
that is more than Hectarian organ the dry adyo-
cate of specially in theology. If the New Eng
land public can learn what it is, certain 1t sill not
want handsome support. For il the ability and large
comprehension which characterize this number are to
be permanently displayed in it, every liberal and thought
full man ought to he among its readers and patrons Nor
by the term berar do mean to designate exclusively
the dissentents from the popular theology; for l am
confident that when its character and claims come to be
kno9n persons OF mental scope and moral earnesness
in and out Of all churches, will that thew cannot
economically remain ignorant Of what some among the
most cultivated, able and sincere in America hay-
to say the highest topics But sincere speech Is sure
to win hearers. Let the Christian Examiner prove
equal say not 70 the PROMISE but 10 the performance
Of this number and its examinations sure to be large
ly attended upon 1 congratulate the publisher and
editors their in the effort toward real excel
lence congratulate the public upon this accession to its
hterAry ana spiritual res urces d. AL
Water Cure, January Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-18

The Amherst Express says the heavy
rains of last Monday so washed away the
track of the Amherst and Belchertown rail-
road, as to render the road utterly impossible.
a breach forty or fltyfeet wide. and nearly
twenty feet deep, was made. Laborers are
hard at work repairing the breach, and. In
the mean time, the mails, passengers, and
freight to Palmer go by the original overland
route.
The rights of women are recognized
by Frank R. Lubbock lieutenant governor of
Texas, who thus began his inaugural adj
dress :-"Senators, Representatives, you my
countrywomen and countrymen."
The statesmen and politicians of Tex
as seem addicted to suicide. Senator Rusk
recently died by his own hand, and Austin
Jones, once President of the Republic, blew
out his brains at Houston on the 9Th inst.
Selah Galpin of Middletown kept fifty
hens lest year, and found that they laid sos
dozen eggs aud raised thirty chickens, while
they consumed only thirty -four bushels of
corn and five of buckwheat.
Somebody says the Mississippi raised
one foot. When it raises the other it will
probably run.
The foreman of a fire company in
Chicago has absconded, taking with him one
thousand dollars belonging to the company.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-18

oT, LOUIS, Jan. l6.-The Republican learns
that zen. Calhoun had returned to Lecomp-
ton under an escort of United States troops
ana that he would leave Leaven worth on
wednesday last for Washington, with the
Lecompton Constitution. The vote upon it
is expected here tonight.
The Leayenworth Times of the 9th says thar
reports indicate the success of the Free State
ticket, while the vote against the Constitution
probably exceeds 10000.
The Lawrence correspondent of the DEMO-
srat says that so far as heard from, the Free
State party has secured 81 out of A Repre-
sentatives, and IA out OF 10 Senators. Pho
vote against the Constitution is about equal to
that polled at the October election. Gentle
men who left the Territory on the 18th inst
report the Democratic State ticket elected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-18
Fishermen will do well to notice O. A. Cummngss ad-
vertisement Of sinner bait in another column

NEW INTERNATIONAL CoPYRIGHT BILL
The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Enquirer gives an abstract Of an in
ternational copy right bill drawn by E. joy
Morris OF Pennsylvania. The peculiar fea-
lures Of the bill are as follows: No publica.
ton if a foreigner shall be entitled to the
benefits of the act unless the proprietor shall
cause it to be printed and published in the
United States by one of our citizens unless
it is so printed and published within a month
after its publication in to country of which
its author is a citizen, it !. be imported and
reprinted without penalt. if the re. printed
edition is exhausted, and the proprietor does
not print another, the work shall be free if,
after taking out copy right, the proprietor
imports copies OF the foreign edition, the
work shall be free newspapers and periodi-
calls are not included in tho act; the act shall
be operative in favor Of the citizens of those
foreign countries only which shall have ex-
tended equal benefits and provisions to citi-
zens of the United States" With these
chief provisions, the main features Of our own
copyright laws are made applicable to "the
rest OF mankind"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-18

Eli Thayer, of Worcester, has made one of
the most original, amusing, and sensible
speeches, delivered in Congress since the be.
ginning of the session. 1t quite took the
"hre- eaters" by surprise-for he advocated
the invasion of Central America, not howey
or. after the flibuster fashion, but by COR
ganized emigration" We are not sure but
this happy idea will prove one of the great
conceptions of the age. AT any rate Eli will
work the notion in as good practical shape, as
any man can, and he may prove himself vet
"a power" in the world. His speech is al
ways direct, and abounds in telling hits, while
50 facile is his tongue that he has only to open
his mouth, and sit talks ITSELF Congress
viii occasionally hear from him very much to
It's edlhcation on some points, Clinton Cou-
rant.