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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29
NEW SERIES---NO. S27.
Meoifal.
r. r. r.

HEAITH will, in all cases, follow the use Of Rad
H ways r. r. Remedies. There sick
or diseased so weak, feeble, crippled with pain
n1ruities, but that Railways Ready Relief, Renovat
ing kesolvent, or Regulators the OF the cis
ease or sickness may require will quickly and rapid
ly cure. - 90
These remedies consist Of Radway's Ready Relief:
kadway Renovating Resolvent; Radway Regulators
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative
ers ovei certain diseases Yet there other dseHs
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties
required; and when thus used, if there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
tain their action the patient win live and be restored
TO health.
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H. P. DORRIS,
EclipSe stove Foundry

A this Foundry am making Cook
IA ING, PARtnR and HsarING STOVES, @s2a
Of every variety Hollow " AXE Of all 1"rfI
kinds, ,Andirons, sad Irons, and Wanc xr<
irons of ALI kinda E
ALSO.-nn Copper and Sheet Iron
Ware all cf which propose To sell at wholesale
tail cheap for cash panctaa time dealers
Particular attention paid 20 Roofing and Gutiering.
IL. Z. DORRIS, No. 8, College street,
Apr. - Nashville. Tenn
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Mfoifal.
Greatest Medical w 0nder
OF TIL e A GE!
co WA MS
VEGETABLE LITKONTRIPTIC,
Friend Of the Human Family |!

NH world = challenged produce a medicine mat
l. liss Afforded the same amount ii relf n sneer
ING humanity as Guvan's Lfhontrtaic -
CCUIA' = LI7hON TIeLI>TIt' has cured t,ops.nds
81 ease ol -, ne IN The Bladder and Kidneys
cor ANtS LLlhCNzhIX.1Ic has cuitd the most
sSSfaN tcd cases Of Gravel ever seen and Il the only
certain remeay now know Tor tile above ds,a s..s
CUH4N'S LIZHONT{eLI'JIIs never fails 10 cDra
al The diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder
e COBAN'S LIzifOAzzlLf'TIC a. ths oniy sure rem,
edy for Diabetes.
CUWAN's LIrHoNTRIPTTc is a certain cure for
ShI0nlc eonOrrhoa and SlceL
CCMAN'S LLIHONTRLPTIC cures weakness q
abe Loins.
CObANS LI7HoN7RLp77c has cured the wors,
cases OF frolapsus Uteri ever known. -
CON bAA'SLIIfOA1AII'72Cis is the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured BaTrenness
cuHAA'S LiIHONIhIFIf. 'Sill cure the worst
forms Of Dropsy. s'
coWAN'S LITHoN7RupT7c win cure long s,.pa.
ing cases OF structure and remove Venereal lnt from
the system.
CoHAh'S LITE7oNTRLPzYC is the eplv r.,nadv
known Tor the cure of all sympathetc con,DlanIs ~
tending ON pregnancy, and every female who i trop
ss, asat should s az enss IS boue she wishes
1oHAN'S LfzHON1RIlS1Yc is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that ~i relieve the rains of lab
ana the whole female world should rejoice that such .
discovery has been made whereby they have obtiped
life. ~ e'f
The most incredulous will he convinced Of the prea
encacy o the l1thOntriptc by reading The fullowin1
eerhueates and thuse around each bottle
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29
DELINoUENT rs.

We hope 0ur delinquent friends who in arrear
previous ist OF January 1855, viii not be oneudc
when they lind their accounts IA the hands of oil
Ger, for feel that have becn very nduigent, an
cannot nor will not wait longer.
may;yl-n X. 4. MCNAIRi 4 CiD.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29
ChiIdreuss Diseases.

Rddsodys Re1s6UdtisQ LesOludnt should be hailed
blessing by every mother, throughout the Land, whose
Infants afflicted with Sores, HumOrs, &c. These
breakings out tthus eary) evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses ofthe
ReHODdtig ReSOrest will eradicate every yestge of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29
Asmuch Light for once MT as Kerosene will
for THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid will
.,E

for SIX CENTS,
Thus &, lug uve-sXtlS Of the entire amount now eX-
pended, or the price of the lamp IN about Il month
Ihey adapted Ia all stultOlIs making the cheapest
tuu most desirable gaI Tor every pEtce-the largest
halls or churches well as private dwellings lhe
patent ON tins lamp Tor the different states anu cOun
ties tlrUguout UHIoA with the exclusive sale OF
HE Cry.tI tli IL now utercd To the pubic, presenting
rir" opportunity Tor me- cufts 10 secure lor tAcin
selves the monopoly oi trade entirely rec trom vppo
sItIJn. EacIues completed for the manufacture
ol the lamps such Quantities that they VIII be lurh-
sued to the purchasers OF rights in any style, at such
cost is viii yield almost mCredulous profit these
rights viii be closet OF immediately, and the lamps
and oil delivered soon desired. As no lamps or
VIII b. sold any bat Purchasers Oi rights, all let
crs making the req lest VIII not be noticed. CUinmu-
uicItluns Idresse t. the ''Crystli UI Lamp Co.. No
) Merchants Row, will be promptly attended TO.
Crystal Oil Lamp Company No. Merchants
knw boston. apr-s--m(p. b.
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county. Tenn.
To all persons afflicted 1rif6 Gr,rsJ

Nh J. r toNANsleor slr;--I hereby certify that I'm
the summer OF the 1855 servant of NM. -,
about 10 years OF age, who had always before tbS &
been stout and Of vigorous constitution Was aaccS
with gravel. Physician was called who attended ON
MN tor several H"nths, during which time be grew
daily, until he was heplcss and br, ,a',i%
have died IN few days had not been for a friend
who adv the use Of Cowan's LthOntriptic 4 pro,
cured ale~ bottles, the rst Of which gave him rerr
and in short time he was able 90 WaIk about and
nlaHl iuy recovered; since which time le has ha mo
y los oi SAID disease and 10 ali appearance is as
healthy as any servant my ulautatou 4 th,r.
iofe fecouihehd II 10 all persons suffering under
like disease AS one OF the most CERTAIN rcrnaai.
known. 'N'0~-o
sGiven under my hand this August 22d, ls57-
DANIki. SHkI TONj
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Table Linens, &c.

WE keen the best make of Irish Lnens, cheaper
w than they be bought at any other house
Apr24-u W. A. a j. q. NcClELANn
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rhe stamp around each pa vi alse eear tAs name
"a she Fro1risspr ana - khe un1ed SlAtes .zzrnsS
pru<r SO and fzzaiers VIII observe on each 4 on
hxrukrAST cAruos.-Ihe iacrezscd rrrgtsf0a and
great demand fnr fhorns tunpcand fxfr1ct VI Copaf
IA zn1 SaF~afsrae. have been ndocetaentS r efhcrt
70 osef inliAtons a The vailaoe nleaicD@. Nenderr
ars t.rtcelzFiy s1rne q ths fact thai thes nav b
a th<H Easfd 4n4 nat dkr<ase u aay nnPare artcle
caienxtz1 70 njsre tAe repitzfion and deslroy ~
ss<fus ~ ne original IrnraEetlnn, n oexisfe uh
the s<crlhrr fsnrcsssr v Jehles TArrHrt by ~hors
avs ara nfrslucrd the Cnted staI-sl haS a.
.hch = iorssry. Jcsi> A. TAkkkSr-
Aadsees erosss 81 shc above article xiiA fall dlr>o
1oaS a. rAnRaSr 60, rrurx=sss,
M -. G<s<z~is-. eSEscr vsrss. q y r. 4
De- S-1iy.
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nem-Dork.

from yIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
New-York.
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musif, pianos, &l.
WhOIcsaIe and Retail Dealers m All KINDS
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE AND PIANO FORTE

TNROM the celebrated mandatory OF Grow & Chris
II tophcr New York, and the best Meodeons
used in the United States manufactured by George
Prince 4 Co.
Attention Of the pubic is called TO our large cata
ogue of the latest publications OF Music Music Books
and Instructors of all kinds. Also fine stock Of
Guitars, Violins VionceilOs, and BanjoStrngs. In
fact every thing the Musical Instrument line can be
found BENSON'S
We respectfully invite small country dealers, Teach
ers, and schools, give call before purchasing
elsewhere.
r. :. All kinds of Musical Instruments repaired at
No 20 Union Street. first door from College. Jan25
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It is Natures own Remedy.

curing diseases by natural laws. When taken, it,
nearing influence Is felt coursng through every vein
OF The body purifying ana aceelerstng the circulation
OF the blood. II neutrAlizcs any bilious the
stomach, and strengthens the whole organiz,tinn
Mclean Strengthening Cordial will eiectaalIy cure
Liver Complaints JaunGlce
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29
MnSlinS {! MuSiiuS!

MuSillS. nluSiiilS.
yITE have just received a large lot os elegant
w French Musns. with many other goods, from
Auction, which offering AT greatly less than
Js5-G va c. NocLnLANn.
Linen Goods, DC.
WE are onereing the best bargains Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, ilnen and Dornestic
sheetngs, Bieached and Brown Donestics, ever i"er
Jes-G w.A.&J. c. MccLnLANDrs.
silks, Bareges and Maniles.
I'VE will close out our stock OF Fancy silks, Bare
w ges, and six aud APPLIQUE Nantes at less than
cest. ". A a J. q. MoCIElLAND.
y. B-Let every one remember that are selling
calling upon US. W. 4 4 j. q. McCIEIIAND,
je5-u 81 and SIS College street
Elegant Lace MantleS.
WE are opening this morning a beautiful assort-
apr24-u W A. SJ. g. hcCIhLAND.
Irish Linens.
WE keep the best make of Irish Lnens, cheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house
Apr24-u W. ~ 6. MccLnLANh
Table Linens, &c.
WE have the best assortment Of Table LINENS,
w Napkins, Doyle's Towels and Towelng Goods,
ever onered and at lower prices
aPfz4-u W. A. a }. e. AcCLhlIANIe
Paras0is and Sun Shades.
A BEAUTIFUL bot OF PATasos, sun Shades, and
"A LADIES' sun Umbrellas, just received and for
aprsa-1 VA G MocInLANn.
,. &. HANHEN,
GO long and f4voraby known IN Nashville has loea.
- ted hsnself al the Tailoring establishment u
WM. IA. PERRY,
"a UNION STREET
he will he t1
pubic generally. iyo-,I
At Cost.
vITE have on hand a few
w Kobe de Chambres.
- The latest sty nzDas0ase I.tirnE, which ~e
dstsf a.inee % elose oct Al cosr fOk CASH, 70
make roOn for our bal purchases
Js2s-r Our Square aud coisese st,
DEFoaE parch.sng elsewhere, persons ~eala DO
~ wen % can and EXAMINE Ih1'ss
soLE
HoosKIS
9RAyEIISG
IUkNks
AM v.,ts,os
as am dsssruinea to close Oui .As 70. sss,V iSt
fsaei6 corner coiiess q ~nd eia@rc
Plain Rosou sairsS.
tznb'd k2sson SllTts-
Waite llzir fszsers-
White Linen br4srrs-
White jean DastIA
HhHe f1sic Undershtf11-
Wtslis siottQa Jasiefshlrts-
Mhlas MasiH Cadershirts-
Nht-, hrowu and fNacy HEif He's.
Whas, RF93 And f4nx y had laose
whits, hrosxa assd FAacs tL-1 Aasls-
Asserted f4acy Slk Tesl
Assoftrd f4ney l<.re 4lss-
AsseTteG he yoiasiiie Tee. q
ssas fins sslk ssst-ndcrs-
fsns kzzssrsslerse ssssfene=fs
Sz<t1i1kAerx n sc&r ulsaoat AesS.
whsle stsne sn4 px4s5 fssi B<lEioak-
cs.seEed s1s.ns and fe&ri Vest baklozls-
Eslsxsd AE... zaa sAfli yn-s batlszls-
p ! - wbss an4catare1 ~ cry fzr< 3
fa.c, ans b1sck - nlkA t2flik
AsssTted sn1 rsoeslsosd k9ns-
yosz r~c<fvec to-day Al
- : - 4 a. AcGfIIS
Isa,esp snd Gszslerpsn : FzFstsnts @a4 f4es ssse.
1ez-u es<1ar csnsks a ana roel< ssn.rs
Wheat and RE Wanted.
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We have now IA store an elegant stuck ui Velvet
Brussels, ply and ply Ingram Carpeungs together
with Rugs, Mats, Druggets, white aud coored Straw
Mattmgs We have alsu the largest and best stock
of U Coths brought t. this market, several pat
terms entirely and IN quality Inferior none,
all Of which will sell the very lowest possible
nrlces for casll Irlmrf huvers tune
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p Ofe"test fItffieuy III TIC " Orfd
'HtS CoRllAL is distilled from a Berry known on
" 81 myself, and chemically combined with some
oi the most valuable medicinal roots herbs and baTks
known u, Tie mind OF man. blood root, black
root Wild cherry bark, yellow dock, daEdsOns.
sSIafla, elder flowers. with others, producing the
most niallibe remedy FOR the restoration ol health
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Linen Goods, DC.

I'VE are ofereing the best bargains tn Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, IAnen and Domestic
Sheetngs Beached ana Brown Donlcstics, ever IA'e,
n this market, .
iea-tT w A Al G. McCI EIAND.s
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silks, Bareges and MautIes,

yITE will close out our stock OF Fancy silks Bare
w ges, and silk aud APPLIQUE Mantes at less than
cest. ". A a J. q. MoC1ElIAND.
y. Let every one RENE mbeT that selling
for Cash only and they will get great bargains by
calling upon W. A. }. q. MctLEILAND,
je5-u Rag 81 and SIS College street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29
Elegant Lace ManileS.
|riSl, Linens.

(ITE opening, this morning, beautiful ass0rt-
w ment OF French and Chuutiily Lace Mantles
apr25-u "A. 4 ). &. AcCLELAND.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06

GEH. WALKER N NIcAEaoUA.-Ih Con-
sui Of the United States al Punta ATanas,
writes to the State Department, under date Of
30th Of November. six days after Walkers
arrival, that the flIibusters were living in
houses rented from the Indians at that place:
tha, Walker had formally proclaimed himself
President Of Nicaragua. and that he was wal
ting. before pushing into the interior, for re-
inforoemenss Of men and munitions CT va
which he vas daily expecting.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06

FALUABLE HcaauG.-Au exchange re-
lates story OF lady having read Of tie val
uable discovery going The rounds Of the pa
pers, shat by soaking mssiin dresses in 90
luton OF chloride Of zinc and drying them.
they would not blaze on contact with IRE,
tested the discovery according to direction
The experiment did not succeed but her ef-
fn-ts did. In second ali that remained OF
twenty yards Of tUasion was a small heap Of
tinder and loud female scream. The Ya,u.
able discovery is valueless Eun,bug.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
NiGtpiionons EraNiIlQ.
!. DIlPHIN COUNTY ROIIiNCL.

In DAUpmTS county, Pa, some seven years
age. lived wealthy farmer, who was blessed
with family Of six children. the eldest Of
whom was beautiful giEl of l. summers.
: young man in the neighborhood Who was
of good family, feigued attachment to Ler.
Young and inexperienced she fell iuto the
snare set for her After her ruin was &C
complished, the young man fearing the wrath
Of her father when the Consequences of his
guilt should become apparent, abscondei.
: The girl feeling her shame fed to Harrisburg
! fiuging her bonnet into creek which flowed
through her fathers farm, in order to make
! her friends believe she was drowned Short
u after hcr supposed death, Ler father, upon
whose mind The event weighed heavily. wish
ing to leave :he scene of his afIlicticn. sold
his form and removed 20 Crawford county,
Ohio
In the meantime, she reached, Harrisburg.
taken the cars West, and in few days found
herself as the only taYeIn IN u secluded vii
lag = in the interior of Michigan. The land
! lady was kind hearted woman, and at that
particular time was in need of an assistant. +.
! She heard the story Of the poor girl, sympa-
thised With her. and liked her appearance
! insisted on her making that her home. In
this house she passed six years CT content
ment. Her hostess introduced her as rid-
ow-and she gained friends and received .ey-
erai advantageous offers of marriage.
One morning about Six months ago, she
was in the sitting room when the stage drove
up. The windows of the coach being d down,
she could see most OF the passengers Am
! ong them vas face which seemed familiar
! to her She looked again and with shrek
! fell fanting on the floor. 1t was her sedu-
cert The landlady soon learned how mat
/ ters stood. and determined that justice should
| be done. She sought him and told him the
| facts, and insisted that he shonld repair the
injury he had inflicted by making her lis
wife. 70 this be at once consented Three
/ months after his fight noin Pennsylvania,
seized with remorse, he had started back with
the intention of marrying her. On the way
he had picked up a newspaper, which con-
tanned an account Of her tragieal death
E:eling that he was the cause OF her uutimely
end, heart sick and sad. he turned back, a
changed and better man. He had settled
| down, accumulated property, and was man
! of standing and influence. The Joy Of the
girl when she met with her repentent lover
may be imagined They were married that
evening. and the next morning started for
Pennsylvania. Asccrtaining the address o.
her father, they came on to Bucyrus, Ohio
as fast as steam could carry them Word,
cannot paint the raftures Of the old man as
he clasped to his bosom daughter he had
mourned as dead for six long years. Ex
plantations were made. all was forgiven, aHc
after passing few weeks Of unalloyed nap
piness With the girls father, they returned t.
their home in the West,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06

STAGE ATTACEGD BT WcLyEs s.-On We'd
nesday night, az Ne Marshal was driving q
nall mud wagon on the beck Calais route,
from Bediington 70 :Le ne1t s:oppine pace.
twenty miles from Tie city, beng witaou:
passengers, his team was bese; - pack OF
wolves, about dozen il nu,nier, fierce and
noisy AS they pressed hsri upon h'm. hs
let go the Contents Of rife. which laid o;s
cue Of the hungry crew. aud fer the timo
checked their pursuit. This was ;reride--
TALLY near the stopping place. upon arriving
a. which the driver = sad 70 have been pre-
y well overcome with excitement af,s' fright
Wolves and bears are very plenty on the hack
route. and very sudscious Bangor (-ns, }
UNION
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06

SEcRErARY OF THE INrERIoE The Report
of the Secretary of the interior shows the
quantity of land now liable to presumption to
be so, O00, 600 acres The s:.le of lands has
been greatly retarded since last year, no doubt
caused BIZ the hard times. The decrease in
receipts amounts to. 1922, 1859. The
Secretary asks land Office to be established
in New Mexico, for the purpose of settling
Spanish and Mexican titles. A request is
made to have the pre-emption privileges ex-
tended to alternate railroad sections. The re-
p-y. I. t-,se---ish. e. ~. P-irs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06

NoNAS's RIGHTs---An action for Iett by
wife against her husband. 10 recover money
loaned by her to her husband, being property
acquired after marriage, was tried "a the Com
mon Pleas Of Perry county, Pa. u fev days
ago, Judge Graham presiding Tho question
was, whether wife cogid roaiutsin /. suit
agairs; her hushza5 Tie Court decide. .
that she cou3, SID delivered verdict for
the plaintiff for g., SOS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
E 4 msr,ied gentleman. every tim.

EE 4 Married gentleman, every time he
mes the rich father Of bis wife complained to
hinl of the ugly temper Of his daughter. At
last on one occasion, the o;d gentleman be-
coming weary of the gruuo,ings Of his sou-
in-law, exclaimed
'You are right. sbe is al imvvrtineu. jade
and if hear any more complaint. will dis
Inherit her"
The husband never aslo sny riors soin-
plants.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
ssowAWab ASSOCIATION.

i Il / = II > - L II y
ANNOtALE-EAAI' :
70 al persons afa.ted with Sexual Diseases.
/ such - Syerma,o-rhca. Seminal WeaEa"s'.,
apoLsnue, Gngrlha.a. Giect, Syphilis, the '1e
Jua.ais;n or Self Atuse, &c, &c.
.ae HOWARD ASSOCIATION, n We 81.
awful destruction If hUmau life, caused p.
,rtt diseases, and the deccptiors practise. ~.
tie uu urtunHte victims of such diseases -
..s. have directed their Consulting Surgeon.
/ ACT worthy Of their ua',-c.
ave MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, = a.
>r,s ghus afflicted. who apply by letter, ".i'h
s;ptou Of ineir condition, GAGE. occupat! =
. IS # lie, yc) and in cases Of extreme p"E-
p. al suil,..Ing. t. FURNISH MEDICINES
.Gr. uF Gil HhRGE.
Il 80 II ry:,r.i Association is 4 benevolent Inst
n %. established By special endowment, for the
n II me sick ami distressed. afflicted vii.
4 r.clt AMI f;piieinic Diseases" II las now
II -y.us f means. which the Directors have -
q 20 expenj in advertising the above notice. II
II ,e.ilr;s - Al that the Association commands
81 .i:ueSt Medical skill Of the age, and viii tur.
lie most approved nlalcrn treatment.
u 1,, Plb.;shei, by the Association, Report
s. Nl--,at.9rrh,as. or Seminal Weakness, tie
@qmism. Masturbation or Self Abuse. and
/ r Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Con
4 AZ Surg, on. which will be sent by mail, Gin
y @iei cnvclore.) FREE OF CHARGE, ON the
~ OF TWO STAMPS for postage.
tIisess Dr. GEO. r. CABHOUH. Consulting
'5~on. Howard Association, No. South NINTH
cot, Philadelphia. Pa. BY order oi the Dlrec-
= FZDA D. HEARTWELL,
~. fAIECHILD. Sec'y. Prest.
>bt. $50, lsJT.-4T-ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
rn. A Western editor thus sums Up tbr

nn- 4 Western editor thus sums up the
peculiarities of a cotemporary, He is too
lazy to earn meal and too mean TO eat enc
He never was generous but once, aud that
was when he gave shc itch to an apprentice
boy. So much for his goodness Of heart.
OF his industry he says, The only time lie
ever verk.i wss rbso ,. .-ob ststnY oil fer
Ssa~y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06


TIE Basque SNUGGLER. R.-Anong the ma
ny heroes whose renown is built upon the
modification Of cxcisemeu IS q French Baaquc
nance CAMS, to whose fidelity was at one
time conided freight more iilustrious than
silks, or furs or the best Mocha. He had
the distinguished honor Of smuggling the
Princess of Beira, the consort of Don Carlos.
over from France TO Spain, when she went to
be united to her liege lord. On this occa,ion
finding himself briskly pursued, be eoolly
took the Princess Gu his shoulders and bore
Der bodily through the swollen Bidassoa, lea
wing tie French troops to seize a harmless
Italian, whose accent cauecd him 10 be taken
for the Count de Montemolin. We are not
informed whether, the princess in safety. her
guide fell on his knees, and, like true knight
Of the olden time. begged her to accept his
head as some small atonement for his pre-
sumption but i is satisfactory to learn that
she did not forget him, for, as the bells rang
next morning for her marriage with Don Car
los, she settled upon him that annuity Of l.
500 francs, which~.sto this day makes him a
solitary memorial Of the gratitude Of Spanish
Bourbons. Ganis is magnsnimous fellow,
as the following anecdote records "A boat
laden with smusgled goods is sailing towards
Bidocbe. The revenue officer. present them
selves to effect 2 seizure. CAMS. surprised,
advances towards their clief, who. doubtless
lnistaking bis intentions. discharges pistol
loaded with ball, the muzzle against toe Snug
gler's breast. One sign from the latter. al
the ofisers are seized, gagged. embarked and
conducted to a lonely shore. where they are
tied to trees and made ready to be ahot The
leader Gains the fury of his companions, AID
forbids them to FIRE without his orders He
then wittdraws, probes lis wound with knit,
-ascertains that it is not mortal, and having
extracted the ball. returns and presents it Il
the officer who had fred the pistol, Learn
| from slnuggier, he says, to respect the lif,
! Of thy fellow creatures. pardon thee, bu
do net return All we're released without
injury.