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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09


Universal suffrage and the secret Ballet.
The December number of BIacksrsods Magazine
contains an article in which the speech Of Mr.
Bright Advantageous assaiied with CREST severity
OF course the United States CONS in for large share
OF vitcperaion, since they be an object of
parsicular edmiration with the former MIR. Bright
is great advocate Of universal suffrage and of the
vote oy ballet and the reviewer is bitterly opposed
to both. Thus far We cannot but think that the
stter is entirely in the right Universal suffrage
the election Of judges by the people, and the vote
By ballot have, in our own judgment, done more to
corrupt the sources of government and of justice,
than 81 the other causes combined that have led 20
the rapid deterioration of our country within the
lasttwenty years Add to this the principle of max
ing all appointments 10 office depen3eniupon parti
zaa services thereby opening e door 10 corruption,
which it is impossible to close. and we have fell
view Of all the evils LOcofOeoism has brought upon
the cOuntry.-RiehmOnd Khig.
sentiments OF the Wing are the sentiments of
its party-it was always the Federal doctrine. The
only complaint we have to make is that they don't
put it in their platforms They have arrived at thai
point of political degradation where they are afraid
to ayoW their sentiments in an authoritative FORM but
they exc them cut on individual responsibility all
consenent OCCASIONS that the faithful may not sup
pose that Federalim is dead
Mr.. Bright, the head of the liberal party in Eng
LAND, admires the republican character Of our in
situations, the abolition Of privileged classes aud
property qualification, and the recognition of every
American citizen, rich poor, great or small, 10
the right of voting, and common equality at the
ballot box This does not suit Bi1ckpooFs AdgG.
zine, the Tory organ of Eoglsud Consequently Mr.
Bright i assaulted " with great severity" ard "ihs
United States come in for large share of vituper>
alton. Very naturally the Federal organs symps-
lhise in this abuse. The history of the country
that Federalists, under their different names,
have invariably opposed the reforms which have
been made at different times in the Constitutions Of
all the old States nprOOling the aristoeratic fea
lures which we're first eDgrafted, establishing the
political equality Of the people and bring their mat
{ ters Of government nearer 10 them.
The sentiments expressed BY the Richmond Wing
have been given at different times through the
Federal organs of this State-the Memphis Bulletins
Clarksyille Chronicle and Franklin Repiec for in.
stance. They are entertained, no doubt, by ma,
jorisy Of their party here, as elsewhere They
would command more Of our respect if they had
/ the madness to avoE them through their public
meetings But this they will not do PoWer is The
thing sought for, and By the very nature of their
political creed, they are not scrupulOus Of the
means of obtaining it,
Let the republican people keep an eye to these in
dications which surely mark the paternity Of the
great army of the Opposition"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

The Bonner Of yesterday says:

The Banner of yesterday says:
'The Democratic Convention of Davidson eoun-
~ assembled yesterday TO consider the state Of the
Union and to devise ways and means to prevent a
dissolution Of the Democracy Of Tennessee. We
did 90 the convention but we learn that ii was
meagery attended. Col Torbett was called to the
chair, and somebody moved the appointment Of o
committee TO report resolutions. This motion was
opposed by Hon. Andrew Ewing who thought the
principles Of the party so well known, that il
useless to adopt platform. Besides the honor
able gentlemen thought it would not promote the
harmony of the party to adopt resolutions in the
county meeting"
1t is pity that the Banner cannot be more accu-
rate in its statements Of facts occurring within ear
shot of its own Office. No motion to appoint com
mittee TO report resolutions Wss made, and eonse-
queuuy no such motion was opposed by the Hon
ANDREW EwIEG." After the meeting had been or
ganized Mr.. EWING arose, and offered The resolutions
which we're published in the proceedings Of the
meeting. He remarked, in introducing them, that
they brief Gnd in explanation of this brevity,
said that he considered the practice Of adopting
formal platforms by county conventions, called to
appoint delegates to State convention which would
itself adopt formal statement OF principles, uune-
cessary. The meeting coucurred with him in opinion
contrary motion was made or opinion expressed I;
and the resolutions drawn up and offered by him
were unanimously adopted.
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Cannon County.

We are informed that the Democratic County
Convention in Cannon, held last MOuasy, recon-
mended E. J. WOOD, Esq, for the Senate for the
Senatorial district, Of which Cannon is part, and
made no nomination for member Of the House. Gen.
W. B. BATE was declared the choice Of that county
for Representative in Congress. The counties Of
Sumner and Williamson, had previously expressed
g preference for the same gentleman. The Con-
ressiona Convention in that district is to be hOl-
den at MurfreesborO' the 9th April
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summer. smith, ana Macon.

The convention Of delegates from these counties
met at HsrtsVille Saturday last, and nominated
u. BARKsDALE Esq, of Huntsville, for joint represen.
tatives of the counties Of Sumner, Smith, and Ma.
con. The delegates from Sumner and Smith also
met and nominated DR.. THOMPSON of Smith, for the
Senate from those counties. These are capital
nominations and bound to be ratified BY the people
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PROCLAmATTON.

ESHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the staeOf Tennessee: To
all who shall these prentsGreetingi Where's il has
been made known that certain MITCHELL POLLOCK
PAYNE charged with Having committed foul and afro
murder the 2l day OF December, 1853 the body Of
VIM II. Dams late Of county Of Hardin, has fed from JUS
tice, and is now runninga at large
Now therefore, Iam G. Harris Governor Aforesaid. by
yrure power vested, do hereby offer Of Two
and Fifty Dollar, to persons who
said Mitchell Pollock and deliver him to the Sheriff
or county Of Hardin in order that justice in that
behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand
caused the Great Seal Of the Stat to be Affixed
u. office, in Nashville, the 9Th day OF March, 1850
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor
]. L. n. Ray, Secretary Of State.
said Pollock alias Payne twenty
DID, fair conplexon light hair about feet inches high
heavy but would weigh about 40 or 5 pounds broad features,
light bear has rather green eountenance raised in
Lincoln county. Observation-Disclosures,
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LEXINGTON, Feb. 16, 1859.
EDITORS UNION AND AMERIoAS:-On my arrival a
this pacsI was introduced to the brother Of Henry
Wright, who is now confined in the Lunatic Asylum
of your city, and who is, see, charged with frauds
upon the Government. 1 do not believe that it is
possible for that man to beguilty ofG crime have
known him for many years, both as man and as
lawyer. have found him just, upright, virtuous,
and I will say, puuctilOus in everything.
1t is right that / should say, have had many
private dealings with Mr.. Henry Wright, amounting
to many thousands of dollars and in every instance
he has been correct, and never have seen the
smallest evidence Of dshOnOrable or criminal act
in him. smyours, truly,
STEPHEN c. PAvAFT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

All the most prominent Republicans are original
Democrats -Loutseils Journal.
And half the rsscals that hung csn trace their
history to time when they passed as gentlemen
But the editor of the JoarnGi, less fortunate, can
revert to no period in his life when he any better
than he is now. Deplorablei
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

NoTIes TO COUNTRY MERCHAETs.-Me are selling
many articles Of Hardware, "being part Of Kirk
man Ens's last importation" at q small advance
on Cost for Cash. Our new stock, which is being
made complete by daily arrivals We offer at reduced
prices for Cash or negotiable paper. You can save
money by buying your Hardware at 81 Public
Square, Kirkman & Eilis's old stand, from
NH IT, MCCALL & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

The COOkville Tims learns that Clayton Rodgers,
Of jackson county to his death during the night
of the 9th ult, by freezing. He had been to Gains
boro, the 9th, where he became intoxicated, and
attempted to'return home. He was found on the
morning Of the 10th about three hundred yards from
bis residence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

FRzSCE CoRssTs, SKIRTS, &e.--We have just re-
eeived, direct from the importers, large invoice
Of French WoVe COrseta Of all descriptions and
sizes Also, Ladies' selfadjustiDg Bishop Noted
Shirts, Bustles. Bosom Shapes, Sc, which win be
sold at Iowprices at S. P. AkDERsoE's
! Lace and Fancy StOret No. IS, Union Street,
Nashville, Tenn. [febs-dlm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

The detention of the mail train Monday night was
caused by the pushing engine to the freight train
being of the track at Raecoon Mountain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

The jackson Flig Of the 4th., says dispatch re-
seivsd there the previous day from New Orleans,
announces the death Of one Of the eldest and most
highly respected citizens Of jackson, Dir. Samuel
Lancaster.
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Pediuree and DescriptIOn,

Warrior sired by Marriage MammothRnight and
Wilson's premium Jack-his dam Of Sir John Jenne
|by King Syrus
Warrior will old the h day Of June
I6 hands his of black, with reay and bone
weight and style is not to he exce by Jack Of his
age equalled ny few He the Ir year
the Maury county Fair ard took the premium three
old the Division Fair Of Maury and at the Will
Hanson county Pair. W. D. WILLIAMS & co.
,,.0f ia,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

GIN. TRoUsDALE.-We are pleased to learn, and
the intelligence will equally crafty our readers that
che health of this gallant veteran is better than
it has been at any previous time since his return
from Brazil The rheumatism, his inVetsrate foe for
years, is leaving him, and his general health SEer
wise is good. s-r f- q 1-f ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09
REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK 4 co.

JOHN YORK 4 co.
TTGvE removed their Book Bindery and
Blank Book Mandatory &c the Baptist Publishing HOUSE.
next below Douglass Co., north Market No. 50,
the Squareand will be glad to all their old
customers invite that want work line We
make Blank Books in the best and after
given pattern Particular attention will be paid the Binding
Periodicals. and old Books Our prices low
lowest The style Of be At the Rndry Store
Union Street Books LEFT either place will receive Immediate
attention. BPH febIl-inndd.
VATANTED.--The Principal Of large Boarding school
Nv young ladies' situated the town Of Columbia
employ lady in n capacity Of House keeper One %
experiences VIII BE- Vrefzrsa- Korf ahsr Bexsnes py this
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09
PROCLAMATION.

UsHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of State Of Tennessee To
all who shall these presensGreetng: Whereas, it has
charged with having committed foul and atrocinus
the t day Of January 1852 upon the body Of John Lewis
Of county White and has h from justice and
ming large.
Ney therefore Isham G. Harris Governor aforesaid by
yrurs tie power and authority in vested, do hereby
Hundred and Fifty Dollars to person per-
to the Sheriff Jai Of county Of White order that
tee in that behs II may be had and executed.
81 In testimony whereof have hereuntO set my hand
EAL caused the Great Seal Of the State to be affixed
'''H'-'''' ~ - - IsHAM HARRIS.
By the Governor;
J. f. n. RAY. Secretary Of State
DEscRiProN1F WALLAcEe about IS years old hair rath
er gray his shoulders stopped from age, feet 10 inches
high has his jaw brokn the left side quick sposen,
rather whne5 times, has legs when drinking the
language, "od Lobe on the old horse is sSnt
march9-d9ew4t
PROCLAmATION.
UsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all shall these presens-Greeng: Whereas il has
been made known to that certain LEWIS MORROW,
charged with having committed foul and atrocou murder
the 10Th dsE Of January 1859 upon the body Of Charles W.
Chandler late Of county OF Upton has ned from justice and
is running al large
Now therefore, l. Iam g. Harris Governor as aforesaid by
virtue OF the power authority vested do hereby
reward Of 40 Hundred and Fifty Dollars any person per-
sons Who may apprebeDd the said Lewis Morrow deliver
him to the Sheriff or JOF Of our county Of Upton in order that
~ In testimony whereof have hereunto my hand
rI and caused the Great Seal Of The State be affixed at
S~~> Nashville, the Sin day Of March, ls9e
BY the Governor:
JE R. RAY Secretary of State
DEscRIPTIoS MORROW He Is about % years old weighs
abeut 1876 pounds has hair heavy dark brown beard
both inerspersed with gray black eyes with defect in DE
ieved to be lef large Roman his
carriage maker by trade, plays the hdde we'll and in
temperate. maFcnS-dJtdW4t
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y Il o 5 n 5 lie .

II IL 1T ALE.
10Y virtue Of Trust, executed by NJ. c. BRUCE
will sell Auction, the highest bidder commencing
THURSDAY, MARCH 10th,
At 10 o'clock, A NJ continue daily
sold. The stock consists Of
Watches and JeNVeIry Of all Kinds,
Books and Stationery.
large assortment Of Yankee Notions Paintings Perfumery
Two Wrought Proof sae Desks Show Cases. Tables
Counters stock OF Watch Materials Watch Makers
Tools. &C., &c
The stock open for inspection, at the
OLD POST OFFICE BUILDIN G. ;,
Corner Of Cedar Cherry Streets Nashville Tenn, where
Bargains be Had by Applying Soon
TERMS.-AIl sums under hundred dollars, cash all
Thousand dollars, ninety
days all thousand and upwards, months credit
will be gven the purchaser giving approved endorsed notes.
payable the city Banks Catalogues be had by ap
plication at the store.
march9-d4t T D MORTON, Trustee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09
BLACK WARRIOR,

TEyHIs superior Jack will stand his second season
4 W. d. Williams, on Leiper's Greek, three miles "a
North Of Williamsport and fifteen Northwest Of Co. ~
lumbia. He will be permitted JeEnsts at 80 e
Dollars the Hnsurance, payable when the fact is as
ceraned the property changed ennets viii be fed grain
at 50 cents per week asturage gratis. Black Warrior
brought him, will be under immediate care
pledge ourselves that Jennets well taken Of
prevent accidents but will be respon
sble for any that may Every person who Jel
believes the finest derOus that those who desire
breed the finest should call to Slack Warrior dom
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

BOUKs md STATIONERY.
f. EEAG AN.
No. % MARKET STgEET, N4SHTZLLE, TEEgESsES,
Invites Country Merchants Book SELLERS Dealers eneray
examine his stock and prices. His assortment comprises full
stock OF
School Books, Blank Books, Memorandum and Pass
Books, Gold and Steel Pens,
Writing Paper, Printers Stationery Envelopes, Writing
Inks, States aud Pencils, Bonnet Boards
Pocket and Family Bibles, Historical, Medical,
Theological, Agricultural, and
Standard Works, P, pnlar New Books, Newspapers,
Magazines, etc. etc. at low prices.
Gold Penss splendid assortment just received
Steel Pens Over ? 000 gross 0! superior quality.
just received by lmh9 y. HAGAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09
ROR MEMPHIS.

FExffK hne passenger steamer, CuBA, j. L. bet -us
n MsS, Master, Niil leave WEDNESDAY. oh Liiets
instant, az 70 O'Clock, N. For freight or passage,
anply On board or TO .,,,,ro, -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

WWTR IL receipt Of Spring Goods, and are
w prepared friends and the trade generally
WHOLESALE, Of the most desirable stocks Of Dry foods
Ready Made Clothing, &C brought to this MARKET
small advance cost Tor cash. to plnetusl dealers.
We shall take great pleasure IN showing eya and invite t0ss
visiting market give call aud examine goods and
prices. ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO.
. tetS2-Al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

INK.--5O dozen Bottles, an sizes. Jus, received )
mhs T. HAGAN, Marie tst.
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AARIHE IFFlIRS.


.... or ruT ssBooyTE 4. 8. rrDEiL-
"a. .,.,u,-,. H. Puiossc, whc1 slriv't %
S.,.-is, ,.,of,. iist o. us ~ u,,., q. oa,ook
~. ub.r oT P.,su.1rcs. Chsaa }.-ss Bay, he
80. N ,s,..... -.,h ftr -,l r.arr \. y. BrcrI'
H-te for Ae1,r.rs, ems sank Der '""k ~ '.'
,,r,s;p All crew, AL bro-slt .h'n "a N'fio.N'
IN collision 49, ,a-.~i ~ zee schooner s.efi1s 4s1
-ou,,.. ana ,f- Ap-,1 s:ses 'be, = "'' D. o.
r.l d. b. bal 20 .-o. sp =, -" ''r@ Tee r"''d'a
"a. her utrya-.r sal -,-Fr ca-r-d ssay, So Leak
.r. 90 b,'y a. -,r y1rps ere o}'s''-iy 81 ~'fE'
IT, }x.y ~ % asr res,,' IS bt'.y a7m,s"i
T,sA : B...i -. ou 2 a. N-H-B'an-~ios y.
J 10 lss4 ~. va 20 ;ur- -ss-'.r. r'''d . ara
owned by " 2. B.5.i OF tsi. CRY. T1sre e 70 IL
.sr,tre ~ ire vessel cargo So. ~ b :sliy insured
r,R ErEorE.
Tta R-.rrer s,r--v.. Gamer B'erep CAPT. Wesss-',
l.f, IN S,turas, .ruosn or Brrn eI. Via >5u'hsmp
-or Sic t,kr, ont - cabin passengers, = n ne
-. rsse. AMI 80. tf3 IN .7-e'c.
rgr FLOATING rcsrIrsr Hts WV NtfE.
TIE -sue hi,bero bore b. re t'atips h''P'a.'
iouey. d.iirr -a vessel 'pgszsd in the unireDdy
,ys.-,r- If ,.ramaost ~ompau es ' mos. inapProp"-
aie fo- lr~r'sc ne *, where re''"raiiVes -
heath az .ou4 B. 20 Andres, p-y'io4. comfort aHi
uedicsl XII.
Therefore. tie C,nulssiorer- Of Q1arsuf.ne, upon
the .ueca..ion o. the Chaplain Of re NsrneH'.pia,
tie Rev. Df. W...!os, Nho-e taste and learning VII
be owed. bave determined that the Falcon, nerce
snd rsp.ciols bird Of prey, shall h-neeior'h De
krovn a. The NighancG~, n honor II The heroine
whose DEVOTION ?, she suffering, IN the Hospitals OF
the Crimes. has Fl "a me Csrslan world with her
praise.
The time fr,he Rrg.,,s j. lived for Tre'dayi Iay
.r W shen have ~ boats from iiirNaD, Two .foll
Yale. sri o-e from BT'"u lrveNiiy. ops arc = eA
.,,.t .,c,, Tr.ri-v The ra,- he'eeen the Col eye
roa,s nav be vps red IN the afternoon, and VIII 20
The stractou Oh, tIst day On ,oe .ecpn1 @e ere -
have severs ,ra'- NJ sped between boats OF YST'oH.
ie,r-ipi ors. probably ore. -~o. iorT ana -lN-oI' ~
It, Fo- ~ winners there yi'. be- many prize, AL
,,,,r, ,le contestants we rNVre. 90 -"' The p kea
b.ai. ard crew. rom Boston, Providence ana New
NJ ,NoTce- tsr Soy.
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b tie harnak We have Nassau Bahama psper.
b - il.t. There is 10 IeWs 0: Interest.
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rate with the following lbs ripii0n:
NIW-IOEk STtTE ASKiCVLTuRAL COLLIER,
July q, it59.
tORNf K-sTONE LAID ~
Hoy. JcIN A. KING ChsirnaI Board q Trustees.
Ctsuerrd April -, lass.

llly ..
HOP Jor> 4. KrNe Ch,iI9aI Board Of Trustees.
JorS DriAflrLD l., Pc,ideri died October g, l2ii
SAMUEL CnEEyst q President resisIee 7 lne - lS' u
johnson H,iTy wsser WIN Buell. A =. Pc. Joel " B,-oi
J, Williams = p Prentice, samuel C5c'v' Addison caro-
rer " H. Fairck. Rufus h Drstvd, AeAT Thompson Ard
JOY. JSues O. Sac.iou, benz. y iiar..ne,on ~
OrTIcfss: john hins Ctaim49 bS@ie Tr-''ee'; b :.
Boaid 5 T. Hevc' Albany, Architects Thomas CIswioFd,
~, Et. raa,4c,ol, New. oEs STATE Asr.cslsral soe
,ty sit American ,',lte RED Boof Lsgs.'e Msrua, q
n,,t 81 s..a Co, hg-icuitera S,c-tv Chartsr Of COL
lce ~, LIZ, q Oic' 70 Tras.ee. AMI Re- Resgia'i0na
T. x.iicateia PsTr state New Y5Tk; Country Gef,le
Cul,aoT Oenesee tsiuvr kursi NeE Yorker; ku
Is AM sc.n; American ssroal'uIi "ofkios Farm Tn
Pam as Msgssne; The Hoft4euor'i Journal n Y State
Duy Tsfsfs. Albany and New York a. other paper. from
e. L.tof 'rra,,,e. sud oazcers. since Charter.
g Key '" b. srlssues Simon On .ouIie''on Of Atlantic
e. COY ast ,,,r Es.,n Alexander yon Humboldt on rce,.
iTg sus,oIs New Nork sia.e Agricultural $ ey. Apul
IS l;9 ci.a Nsy 1851 wiiA letter rro Hon A Wright
= LIS; Of fleH. Nsw safe Agricultural Society 1870
10 he Dedication Of The New State ,sroo
tosi kcSns febs l. 1887 Win sddess.' BY Josn,Sr
Gov. John a. Kris and Harvey Bslavia.
Aee,rsscs ttS1e N,wfo1s Sats Asroatural society ~
fsrr. Vim. T. AcCouu. an Others
4 DR. A. itch. Rs!e5. On la,sc', 81 New. YGls,
- Ia; Of subscribers and douogs 90 thc College.
The G. aiimsn, eN.Goy. KING, then stepped forward
sld lard the stone in the usual manner giving
three stokes upon with the setting msli when IL
was al beye ana square. lie then delivered the TO-
..w.s excellent address, which is in fact sketch OF
ne INCEPTION ana pIosru;s OF Tie enterprise
"oyEKNOR AING'S ADDREs>.
i,ss', o. i.e C.H.g, FrierSs a1d Fol- s- Cit-rat.
We So assembled here today upOa the invitation
q ire Board o: Trustee to lay the cornerstone of
ihs siEc Agricultural CCle-t. IL has been deemed
bsi s"ih 70 depart nom the Gsual course Of proceed
~ 90 mar occasions, 20 make this ceremony
JOS iA 80 Ssnersl ~ =, character ard therefore
rye 'er ih" iuIne1a,e fiislcs an patrons o. tie
irsffH4n ~sfi,c 20 70, IA distant d1v, wien n.
tofss 'bau ~ oI-ned ior the admission o. 10 pupils
nsfs hlf@Ig 1s6lca.OD Il the building which
ear a'ff.4ff 20 itf th.ner q he state that TO
Tfs.fffs f@ frepffs1 20 receive their s0us 91r IN
efr7ff~sr F ~ sfftfs All Vrarc. q agriculture.
H. ~ ~ detr Df.sis - toe county tue honor II
lss e Asfsz frst tss sfeess.is sfpt D. yard no
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We have t,ioia MS 81 elaborate report Of the NJ
ro,i.y ot the Committee on Reading tie Bible n the
Pubic Schools OF ,he Cay me material portions OF
e. tirh W f-.tf lr'ow:
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-06-09
Whole No. l77s.

SOUND ADVICE TO You've MEN.-Keep good company or none. Never be idle. If your hands cannot be usefully employed, at. tend to the cultivation of your mind. Always speak the truth. Make few promises. Live mp to your engagements. Keep your own se- crets, if you have any. When you speak to a person, look him in the face. Good com- pany and good conversation are the very sin. ews of virtue. Good character is above eve- ry thing else. Your character cannot be es- sentially injured except by your own acts. If any one speaks evil of you, let your life be so that no one will believe bim. Drink no kind of intoxicating liquors. Ever live within your income When you retire to bed, think over what you have been doing during the day. Make no haste to be rich, if you would pros- per. Small and steady gains give competen- cy, with tranquility of mind. Never play at any game of chance. Avoid temptation, tho you fear you may not withstand it. Earn money before you spend it. Never run in debt unless you see way 10 get out of it. Do not marry until you are able to support wife. Never speak evil of any one. Be just before you are generous. Keep yourself inno- cent if you would be happy. Save when you are young that you may spend when you get old. Read over the above maxims at least once week.