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DALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

IN age aiuerated and Is source
Of great satisfaction to be able to introduce public notice
the above acesn article Of unquestoned purity and pos
ssng qualities such have the favorable in
fuence on the human constitution.
few rOod OF soil the banks Of the Rhine produce the
grape, which will flourish where else from whose juice pro-
ceeds the JOhannisbg thechOCe.t wine Of the world
quality Of which, when manufactured cigars, incompar
bly, superior to that Of the proaucsOf any other soil And
long supplied the world with article Of Snuff
from such Tobacco cannot be induced grow elsewhere
In like has long been known that limited territory,
lying in the valley OF the Monongahea rVe exclusively brings
forth Rye of properties marked and peculiar that its d
istOn PrOdaoes Whisky Of such character ssPaeeS
By process recently discovered and now known only my
manufacturer the grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
ArOinatic valley whisky,
with WAlch no other can stand an nstanls comparison
have no apprehension OF being accused Of publishing u
WarTantsbe exaggerated encomums BY who
will first subject my Whisky othe tsst
~ nov the sanda:1 article at al the heass Hotels ana
Clubs the city Of Rev York. and wherever its introduced il at
awarded the Palm OF Superiority,
AID the demand for it becomes thing established.
Its medicinal properties SUCH that while its immediots ef
fec are pleasant and grateful exercises the hsPSes PernA
nent influence upon the constitution
have analyzed saPle Of Days Aromatic Valley WHISKY,
and find it to be pure article Of hne aayoE and without any
New York. Chemist.
---- sTA1r AssAYrR's oTTIcE, - Somerset strest,l
Boston, April 18th, 1883. !
VIZ. H. DAILY. New York f...
have made chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
Whisky, and find pure dUOred, Bye RAskg contain
injurious matters Of kind and would recommend
as suitable for medical and public PTRSEss PqJpsisss T. JACKSON
VS.. u.Hp,,v- SN''' 1-ss-ss'
Your Valley Whisky received and after careful
animation, it to pure article entirely free from the
fally, JAMES J, HAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
they buy the Valley Whisky Is sold BY the bottle only
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CRUTCHER & co,
gIecessor to BenI. F. shsids,)
Auction and Commission Merchants
and General Agents,

NO. A. PUBIC SQUARE NASHVILLE, TEBYESSEE
EEAyING succeeded b. F. Shields in the Auction and Con
mission business, would respectfully inform the puPc
mai Is our do strictly Auction and Commission
business soliciting patronage and gnmen Of and
all Os goods and merchandise promise 10
mt forth untrng efforts in endeavorng to make TO the
interest Of our friends and the public generally TO place their
hnsnese IN our hands CRUTUIER & CO.
M, sold entire INTEREST," in the Auction and COmms
% busness 10 MessTs CTutcher Co., and would respectfully
commend them to my old friends correspondents and Customers
"a e reliable business s1d in respect worthy Of
their eondcence All parties who have done business with
will please end settle With without delay, and those hsE
ing csns against US VIII present them for payment
p Most respectfully, af4a bkSdAk. hLDs.
fabll-dtf
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MI O n A w X

TTAVING purchased this mammoth } steks Es3sSs
Il raised ly Mics IL. Mayes, OF Maury y Afffsft53
county, Tenn, will stand him at my farm 81 GeN3
three miles from Nashville, on the bouisFe l9-lf-
Branch Pike, at s 40 the Insurance. - ~
JENN ETS in had order will be fed on rea- -
sonable terms. ... t Z 30 esq a-
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LOUIsvILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD.



WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON MOAday November 29h, 1855 Trains Willrun
follows
Morning Train. Evening Train
Leaves Gsatn at 73Q A. NJ. Gaatin lG9 P 81.
Arrives Edgeheld . 800 do Arrives Edgefsd " e3O de
Leaves do 's1e:g0 do Leaves do " $50 do
Arrives GalIatin 's ll3S do Arrives GAliatin " 500 do
The leaving Galatn at 70 A NJ and Edgefield at 10
NJ Artin with mail coaches and Louis
Vile leaving Edgfed 10 A. NJ. and Galatin 1t
NJ with mail coaches to and from HaTisvLle and
Carthage. Only the mornin Train will be Sundays
IT apparel alone constitutes baggage, Of which each
passenger will allowed 80 pounds free charge will le made
for extra baggage which be paid the conductor Otnsr
articles baggage carried in the baggage will be charged
ExpIess freight which be paid the agent of the Express
Comps y. -.
Passengers taking their Gala and Edgefed without
purchasing tickets will be charged cents extra.
iau26-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
NOTICE no SHIPPERS.
r. ~
-
being the proper protection Of
the Track and keep the way gravel and other
trns that regular uniform Of speed
which can only Accomplished by running schedule time;
therefore may be the tine
aid down in the schedue that after thirty Gays from
this ate freight by the Nashville and CAAnoo-
ga Railroad Company, at Schedule Stations only.
W. COLE,
jansl-H BRO supt Of Transportation n. & G. Z R.
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|. Economy in Fuel.
WTR have just received and have for sale three the
TTsOPIC COAL COOKING STOVE.
Containing Of the greatest inoduce
into Cooking Stoves viz; 7ASbEria9 Of sbe Gas Smoke
arising from Coal
BY Eis method fifty per cent Of the fuel saved
hotter fire conveyed to the sr- ---
We have Of these exhibition At Store We
believe to be ber for Cooking with than Range
Stove that has been Invented Il will in de
few months We them he all that prorase for
them, and they aoHot public expectation willing
to bear any loss that may
MACKENZIE Z MINcHIN.
ap2 IA College Street NASHVILLE
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CERTIFICATEs on PACKAGEs xilIbs .oId ..


URDEkINU
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt they VII be forwarded by first mail Purchasers
can ending any figure they may designate.
and Prizes will be sent pur
chassrs Immediately after the drawing.
IT ? Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
giYetheir Post 0dice, County and State.
? Remember every Prize is drawn and payable in full
outdeducton
" All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
dfawing-oter prizes the usual time Of thirty days
NoLiCe 10 C0rrespondeutS-Thosew who prefer not
sending money mail, cuse the ADAMS EXPRESS COM
PANT, Tickets, Of Ten Dollars ande
upwards at risk and epsnss from cyl
they office The money order mus2
Be enclosed Go0eTlH1eat Post Oce Stamped ERUeOPe
CT the Express Company canuot receive them
All communications strictly confidential
Tickets Certificates by Nail Express, be d.
rected 10
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VOCAE, AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
~ BECKER would respectfully announce to the public o
NASHVILLE that has located teacher Of the Voice,
PaS Voneso, Violin Orders LEFT at MClnres Ben
son's Music store via Be promptly attended ts
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ENHANCEMENT
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
yVyERmENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore East and Wheeling, BenEoOd and Park
eTsDurg West which places it anites with Railroads
Steamers, &C., for and from all points in the
West Southwest and NOrthstFeSt.
Two trains Wheeling daily 1920 P. NJ, I2:IO A. NJ
Direct connections made by these trSins
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore Philadelphia,
Yerk and Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston alone By
other lines.
Time q,iick and fare low via any other Route
Inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at
the principal Raiiroad 0fhces in the West.
Z. +. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. Smith, Master Transportation. deco
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
CIR WOOD, EDDY q CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Della.


CIR WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Della.
OA list OF numbers drawn from Wheel with
the prize that each entitled to- will be pub
sed 5very drawing, in the following papersAugusta
Gal Consutonalst Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette New
York Weekly Day Book, Richmond Dispatch and Pauldiug ss
Clarion. lmh2a
A Card 20 the LadIes--Dr. DuPOnc0'S Pc.
j.. moving stoppages Irregularities Of the MeEses.
Pills nothing but have usl by The Doctor in
practice years, both in France and America with
paraleled ia and he is urged by thou
sand used them make the Pals pubc for the
OF those suffering from Irregularities whatever,
preventive ladies whose health will permit Of increase Of
nily.
Pregnant females thoss suppOsng themselves
toned against using pills Willie in that condition. the prOprie
responsibility after the adnonitOn although
their would prevent to h, otherwise these
pills recommended Directions accompanying Price
81. Sold wholesale by
EWIN, PENDLEToN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists Nashville, Tenn.
To whom all orders must be addressed They will supply the
PrOpors prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLE & BELL, No &c Cherry street.
CIV HENDERSHOTT, cor. Cedar St. and Public Square.
BEACH 4 GO0DLET. Market ST., opposite Union
J. STRETCH, corner OF Broad and Market streets
Ladies enclosing either Of the agents,
the above Pills sent coudena) by mail any part Of the
city country.
n B-The Ingredients composing these Pills made
selling them They will tell you they
they represented be. Ask for DIR. DupOncO's Col
den Pills. the signature each box will then
pedicine you may depend upon, yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD K CO., Agents for Memphis.
WILSON & sTARBIRD, Agents for Louisville.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
t ON AND AFTER
SUN AX' FE BR AIRY eth, 1850,
r Passenger Trains will as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 4:30 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Arrive at Chattanooga at . p. NJ. and 2.40 A. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at S:45 A. Nj. and Tsp
Arrive at NasIYl at 7:57 NJ. and $40 A. NJ
tHE Day Passenger Train from Nashville at 430 A. NJ
connes Al hafHace Win sheoyViie train at SOS A. NJ,
and with esten and Aanc H. X at Chattanooga 2P. NJ
II = The Night Passenger Train from Nashville az p NJ
connects Wartrace with Shebyve at 6O t. a. Win
McAinnvitle Manchester Il Tulahoma a. 7O4 r. NJ
Memphis aud Charleston X Stevenson IU35 p
IL ? The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at Sa5 r.
McMnnyie aud Manchester L. r. at Tuahoa
14 P with ielbyville train Warrace at NJ
u p The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at 75 con.
Mephis and Charleston Il, r. stevenson at 10 p
p. N. L. W. COLE,
fel1-tt Superintendent.
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NUMBER $50


OpinieBs Of the saRreme Eourt Of the state
Of Tennessee, delivered NJ KasxsSiis, sf
SePtem Der Term, 1855.
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OfmHnk G HUH trees ana lcVefHTceMSs
REuNTGONERY & McGREDY ,Nurseryinen Nashville, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention their stock
al trees EVergeens, dreen House Plants 0OOU
ornamental Trees EVer stabe for ieats elect
FruiIs-5OO9 Apple 9, ; & years Did.
Pears-3OO0 DWarfs Standards, 2 10 years old.
Peaches 50OUO a. years old Cherries Plums, AprcOts Nee
tariens and ounce in la:ge numqers.
Iae collection OF Grapes Strawberries Raspbeies, Goose
berries Currants 4 Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY 4 McGREDY.
nall r. Lnwsod. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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Glass IA draws on
Saturday, april ?, 1859.
Glass Is draws on
Saturday, April 3, 1889.
Glass 16 draws on
Saturday, April 16, 1889.
Glass II draws on
Saturday. ARriI 23, 1859.
Class is draws ON
Saturday, April 80, 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets! -
FIVE THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED EIsHTY-FJvE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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ES(SFE RENT.--.The large Room the Daily News Of
ace, formerly occupied by Bzrurd's Book Bindery This
room by feet Is suitable for Job Printing Office Book
Bnery or almost any mechanical employment Steam power
can be had freq: the News 0hce Engine, in this
ENQUIRE Of Mr.. Fisher, News Once ETA v. Luesey
he sn5scrher. fja6l JAMES W. H0YTR.
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IT is DELICIoUs no TARE

CAUTIoN.-Beware Of druggists OF dealers who nav
Try 10 paln upon yau some Bitter SafsaIarilla trash
Whieh they em buy cheap, by saying il is j'ist as
g"'t Avoid such men. Ask for Mclean Strength
ehiug Cordial, and taxa nothing else II is the 1Bly
rInHdy that viii purify the blood thoroue h!y and AZ
tiss same time strengthen the systeEs
Ons tablespoonful taken every morning fasting Is
a certain preventive Elr ChOleFn. Chls and Fever
yellow Fever, OF any prevalent disease. 1t IS put Up
in large bottles
Price only 81 per bottle, or c bottlGs for IS.
J. H. MCLEAN
Solo Proprietor " this Cordial
Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Lininienr
Principal Det0t the Of Third and Pine
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WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES IS; QUAsTEks saK
A Circular showing the plan OF the Lot.
ferieS will be sent 10 any one dsBirouS of
receiving it.
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WOOD EDDY a CO.'S
Single Number LOtterfesI
(oHkRTERED sEoRG1A
CAPITAL Prize NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only $40.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
ARthe members Of firm by purchase,
the owners Of the grants chartered BY the States
tuky Missouri, and Of those Georgia.
nent Of hessrs. Gregory Maury Wilmington Delaware
have deemed il expedent to change the Of frm
ane after January s 1850 to that Of Wood, Eddy a. Co.
who viii hereafter have the management the Sparta Academy
Lottery and the others, above named
In all transactions endeavoed
with integrity and promptnes and public that
the patronage heretofore deserving being
transferred to successors. Very respectfully.
s. SWAN & CO.
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FINE CHANDELTEI3S.

FINE CHANDELIERS.
WILL furnish ChandsIier, either for burning Gas, OH
Candles 70 suit any sized building, Church, HOTEL Public
Hall city county, with all the glass Globes Shades
as cheap as they can be had-fron any market.
keen good assortment all the small gas fixtures with
Drsp Lights paper and fancy eoloed Glass Shas, Pacn Burn
vrs &c, ..-
GAS PIPE AND GAS FITTING.
have wOrkmen always ready to do kind OF
Fitting Also, all the machinery for cutting and screwihG
Gas Ppe and sell number Of feet parsi the
try cut plans and furnish the
and other tools, so that they can do their work
Steam and Steamboat Work.
stea Pine Steam Valves Cocks and other
repairing steam work.
JAMES II. KENDRICK,
ehQS-3m - Cherry Street.
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Consumer, can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy Valley WHISKY sold by the bottle only
g VIM. II. DAILY,
10 South William street, New York,
iaplq-ieo I'm t.'A. q Sole Proprietor
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EATANGED D.--The Principal Of large Boarding school
w for young ladies' situated the of Columbia de
sTes employ lady the capacity Of keeper One Of
expsrienes. be preferred PORT nher reference sppy
oHaee. -..-- . lisIl9- III
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OOD, EDDY & CO., Managers,
SHeeessors 10 s. Stran & co.

The following Scheme win be drawn by WooD, EDDY Co.
Managers Of the Sparta Academy lottery in each Of their Single
Number Lotteries for January 1859, at AUGUSTA, GEO
Publep Ender the superintendent Of Commissioners. -
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FLOUR! FLOUR

FLOUR! FLOUR!
q - BARRELS superhHe Family EIOur stored at the
O0I WsrehouseOf Harris, Gordon Co.. and FOR BY
NH. dRISHAM & HUFFARHR.
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The greatest Remedy in the world. This cordial
Is distilled From aleTry known oay to I1vsef sTd
chemically combined with some Of the Iuosf vai,el
Recieinai roots 'ri's and barks known 10 me pjnS
OF man, viz: BLOOD RO01, BLACK RuoT Wu.o
Cherry BARk, YELLOW Dock DANbrIJaS saRs.5
ARILLA, EtBEE FLOWERS, with others Drolncis., lie
most ihiaiiee refa'dy for the restoration on Leafh
ever knswh. IL : natnEe,s own remedy curing dis
ilt eorHsing through every vein Of the iyey ,.rfy
ing and isscelsratRc the circulation Of te s,d II
strengthens the whole organization -
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{ MsLEAN's sTRENaTHEEINe CogDIaL

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNpIeF.
Chronic or NeryOBs Debility. DIsea.e.
0I tke Kidneys, aHd ali Dlaea.cs
nrising frOm n DisOrdereH T.ivc.- ~,
sionneh, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Inward Piles Aoldity or Sickness NJ ,
Stomach Falness Of Blood TO the Head D,,li psir ~
Swimming In the Head. Palpifation Of the Heart
Fnliness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour Frnet~foas
tliokisig ~ Sua0cating Feeling When yfflg doau
Bryness or 1eliowRess Of the SKIN and Eees N;,slt
S~ats, Inward FeVers Pain In the Small OF the BACK
Chrst or Side, Sudden Finishes Of Heat Depression on
Spirits, Frighta Dreams, Langior DespgnAel,ev or
any NervOts Disease, Seres BOtshes oa the kin
aSd Fever aud Ague (Or Chills and FeveFl II Will
alse eare diseases sf the Bladder aud Wo.h sci, as
Seminal WHakAess, Iac0atnsnee Of Grine Strsn.
quarry, Inflammation or Weakness ct the Womb OF
Bladder, Whites, etc.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT TT.
This Cordial win mover fail cure any Of the above
Diseases, u taken per directions on each bottle In
German, English, and French
OVER a MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have besh sold during the last six months, and Ia
n Instance has Il fAiled in giving entire satisfaction
no. then will suffer from weakness debility, when
MeL-ans strengthening Cordial Will cure youg
TO THI LADTES.
Do yOn wish to be sz,ltl,y and ssrung2 Then go nj
once, and get some OF McLcan's Cordial. It will
strengthen aud nEigorate yuiF whole system cs,sfng
healthy aud pure eirenation Of blood 10 How thrnsh
every VEN. and the rich rosy bloom Of health 10
neuAt to your chsek again
Evefy bOtte H warranted to give safiSfacfion
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RAINS & BROWN.

TUBE PAINTS, ARTISTS BRUSHESs &C.
We hsye for sale the following eolors in Tubes
Silver White Antwerp Blue
Ivory Black; Prussian do;
Asphaltun; Permanent DO
Light Red 4; CObali DO:
Indian Red; Ulramarfne do
. NsuiIlion; Cappah Brown 81
Maiier Lake; NaItoy se do:
Crimson - Yellow Oelne;
Carmine " Chrome FELLOW;
Scarlet, A." Naples Yellow:
Raw Sierma Cakamium Yellow
Burnt, do law Uumber
FeIdigris; Burnt Uuter.
ALSO,
Artists Brushes. sll kinds; Masting Yarnsh;
Mahogany Pulletts; Ggecian do;
Palette Cups; Crasons;
- Knives Painters Canvass.
Drying Oil.
apl RAINS ( BROWN
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NcLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEEr.

Principal Dep0t on the corner Of Third and Pin
Streets 81. Louis, No.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
Can't go Douglas,

From tho subioned extracts it will he seen that
there arc some Democrats in tho South whose
love of Office is exceeded by their regard for
their section and country. Tne Hon. Judge Meek
Of Mobile, one of the nb,est Democrats in the South
who has recently been elected to the Alabama l.c-
lgislaturr, writes tho following letter to the New
York Herald:
IA Washington correspondent OF your paper re
Gently spoke Of me an advocate OF the election
Of Mr.. Dousl to the presidency, and of my visit
to the North rs having something TO do with the
furthcrance of his interests. As this statement
has been widely re, reduced at the South, and is
entirely without foundation, | desire to give il
prompt contradiction am not and never have
been n supporter of Mr.. Douglas for the prcsiden-
Icy. Ills views upon popular or 'sqratter' s'vcr-
ieignty In the Territes, set forth in hs late
trlbution to llarper's Magazine ~ well rs his
public speeches, | regard rs at war with the fun
damental principles Of the Federal Government:
and do not believe that they will leave him
'corporal's guard Of supporters Mt the South
"As was recently elected to the Alabama leg
islature from Mobile. with knowledge that
was opposed to Mr.. Douglass nomination. nm
unwilling that q statement 10 the contrary should
60 without contradiction. Be pleased therefore to
give this note place in your columns"
The Medowee Mercury u Democratic paper in
the same State says
1--WE profess to be a Democrat but We arc not of
that kind. We cannot now conceive of any com
binatOn OF circumstances under which we would
support Stephen A. Douglas for President. We
have strong faith in the Charleston Convention.
but circumstances may force that body nnomi-
nate Douglas, and in that case. we for one. must
put it On REGARD that no can never receive sup
port. The Confederation is welcome to the honor
of being considered bis organ"
Tho Troy Advertiser, also Democratic. says:
I'VE say once for aii TINT shall snurn any
utilization by Alabama with Douglas in the Char
tleston Convention. and should ho succeed by
his trickery in securing the nomination., our best
efforts shall be directed to his overthrow. 4, be-
tween Douglas and AN avowcd Black Republican
we have no choice, and shall insist upon running
an Independent ticket against them both.p
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Tho Harmonious.

! In response to our query. the Republican nd
mis that il is one third Administration and two
thirds ant-,hus: Upon his Cuban, Pacific Rail
road. and specific duty propositions, We differed
with him THE Presidency, and expressed that diff
ference" Now it will be remembered BY all per-
sons familiar with tho politics of the country,
that the three cardinal principles dividing the
Wing and Democratic parties Of former times, were
tho Bank, Internal Improvements. ahd Specific
Duties or tariff for protection. Upon two Of these
great questions the President has Como 10 the
Wings, and therefore holds only to one. solitary
principle of the Democratic party--alwnys except
ing. Of course, that of the public plumber. Upon
the thrift question: therefore. our neiehbor is not
with tie Administration; neither upon TINT Of in
ternal improvement. nor upon tho strict construc-
ton principle-for whom did any Administration
ever before demand the purse and tho sword?
Nor upon that Of economy in tho public e1pendi-
tures--tor when did ever an Administration s1uan.
der much money? Nor upon tho doctrine of
States Rights--cor when did ever Administra-
ton so abuse tho Federal power and patronage to
control State elections and ovcrawc the people?
What is that general policy" then, which the
Republican approvcsi Wherein does il differ
from that which any man If any party, ohsions
OF the lines that have heretofore divided parties
might pursue? Upon tho Republicans own AL
mission its chosen President has not hccn true to
the principles upon which no WINS elected us De
mocrat, and is. therefore, unworthy of the trust;
having forfeited the confidence Of his party mt
least. Hope we don't intrude, hut our neghbor
will do great service to an outsider to define
what is Democratic doctrine and policy
days The Repubiican claims only that the Pres
ident has been true upon the slavery question"
but surely modern Democracy has more principles
than that? IL not, save the mark for where does
Douglas stand Not 'cM tho President, surely.
Aud even neiehbor is drifting away from III"
old landmarks. Va nre utterly bcrogged. and
wish to be set on tho true course. Throw out n
friendly light neighbor aud we shall! be profoundly
grateful.