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Reported By the Union Telegraph,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SeSS See advertisement Of Dr. saniordis Live
nYignrator.
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THE NORTH STAR AT PUT IN BAY.--Much fault
has been found aud justly. with the management
by which the North Star left Put in Bay at such
an early hour on Saturday afternoon, leaving so
many of her passengers behind. Where the blame
lies is the question. Captain Sweet states that
Artillery Co. A chartered the boa for the day,
giving stipulated price. At the Island, he asked
Capt. Simmons If he was ready to start, who re-
piled 'all right, go ahead" He did not know
there were any passengers left and be did not col
ect fare Of those on board who went up on the
other boats. No money was offered him to go back
TO the dock and be was not asked to 90 until he had
got clear round on the other side of the Island,
half an hour after starting He had full load as
1t was--more than the boat ought to carry.
Capt, Simmons, on the other hand, says that be
simply wished the Capt to haul out from the dock,
that they might get their gun u place without bo
ing troubled by the crowd getting on board, He
afterwards wanted him to return to the dock aud
offered him any sum of money he might ask to 60
back for the Nasons and passengers.
Which is correct The public must judge. The
Masons aud a large number OF passengers were
left, it is certain, and somebody was to blame,
horticultural society.
The Cleveland Horticultural Society purpose
having their Fall Exhibition on Thursday and
Friday evenings the 18th and 10Th inst, at Cha.
pins Hall. They offer large list of premiums
and invite the cooperation and patronage of the
community to render the display attractive and
worthy the fair fame of our city,
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
FRUIT.
VIM. Case, A. Mcintosh,
Dudley Baldwin, Prof. St. John,
Mrs. smy,h, Mrs. Lamb.
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.
A. Mcintosh, - Tubbs,
Miss NJ. j. Blair, Mrs. Shelley,
Mr.. s. Chamberlain.
RosRs.
]. Perkins, -- Pollard,
Mrs. G. Peaso, Mrs. S. Raymond
DAHLIAs.
D. Stair, Maj Webb,
DIR. Terry, Mrs. Walton,
Mrs, Evans.
PHLoxEs AND AsrRRs.
II. B. Hurlburt Mrs. J. A. Harris,
Mrs. J. Chamborlin, Mrs. II. Griswold,
Mrs. j. lIussey,
vBRBENAs AND FUsAs.
]. Kirkpatrick, Lucius NJ. Cobb,
M. Carson, Mrs j. A. Harris,
Miss Mary whittloscy.
BooUETs.
nev. L. carter, T. Dwight Eells,
Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. j. Perkins,
Mrs. II. p Weddell.
ORNAMENTAL DESIGNS.
c. Bratonahl DR., Maynard,
C. Peasc, Mrs. Fayetto Brown,
Mrs. A. B. Stone.
VEGETABLES.
J. p. Ross, B. SteJmHu,
A. A. Jewett, T. b. B.ockway,
- Stewart.
MELONS.
A. Stone, T. p. Handy,
y. +. Gaylord, j. p. Roea
Mrs. G. A. Benedict, Mrs. T. NJ. Kelley
Mrs. Ii. b. Hurlburt
RoquRT TABLES.
Miss Carter, Miss Walworth,
Miss Hanna Miss Taylor,
Miss Gardner, Miss Webb.
Miss Stair, Miss Baldwin,
DECORATIONS.
A. Mcintosh, Mrs. Smyth,
Miss Btough, Mrs. Cook,
Miss Beatc, Miss Mcintosh,
Miss Walworth, Miss Gardner,
Miss Chapman, Miss Morgan,
Miss Fox, Miss Webb,
Miss Smith, Miss Shepherd
Miss Stanley.
Committee on Decorations are requested tC
meet at the Hall on Tuesday at o'clock, p NJ
Committee Oh Boquet Tables at the sam'
place on Thursday at 10 A. NJ.
The awarding committees on Friday at 10 A
M,
L. TAYLOR, Pres't.
| j. KIRKPATRICK, Sec'Y
BUSINESS NOTIOES.
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OfNTMENT.-The
genuine easily distinguished from the counter cit by
wAter-mark that exists every leaf OF the book Of dtc
tions Holloway New York and London " in semi-trsns-
parent letters visible when held between the eye and the
light.
Sold at the mandatory. No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists, at aOc, eso aud 81 per pot
box. sepl3:6B
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That Professor WOOd'S Hair KealOraliVS
MILL PRESRVE INFALLIRLY

WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
Toe grogih aud color Of the nall n used two or
store tho srny over The bad with natuies os oraient
tlg hlf; make huois sol aud hsantmi than any oil,
es stat ,men, Juqges, At.efnoss, - oors CleTgymeR,
MI oysT tha NV bsr MY L"es @ H S ~ e,as,ss,
much IN Us favor Readths f1il0wins und Judge;
Paor o. Wc9SDer ui' sr some on Ma Id SHs s, - saSsr SS
Us siiects wonderful duty Oh Sad
tho an oted 20 rtporttt
covered Win sores and sine called u sna'd hfsd The
hag ulmos. entirely cans OIL 20 cons quenoe when iel
We did with little hope uf hut TO SURPRISE
the disea.c sntey and anew iuKarant crop OF har
soon started % ami can nov say thnt our boy has
child We can. thereto aud do hereby your
SC "od SSf os sS9Ss TS s diseases Of the
GEU, " HIOGiNBoTHAM,
pnqy woODpear sifi Nv hair had f1r several yesrsl
SSss witch rsSSefod Se oSsn o Y S peees
s,Il ,l 70 dress o. Nhea oomm iced nalaE your Hair
aud hayl Pcuuti' III within the weeks
ADD Sea 70 hs Sg Ell s1@SS nsSass spnis ~ %
appca aoh"fo so nm other prepu ann ihayG used.
whether be luir Restorative or ior "a. simple
pa pose 81 asssng or beau iyng nc ar fyu hsye PER
Porfuimns all that Is olainlea ior a, :, ...,.,.
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PRoT weopL psar Sin blythe, advice Of iriand Of
induced totryl Ihd ts 10, sone iau aii May, and
u
cane Ia great deal Thicker tan NUihing lut
duty aid Mmpglhy that {, 70 Communicate 10 others
this puhuuc enen the bunadtl huve Received
lrou Prof Wuods Hair Resofityo,
A0uFtrespeoifully,
A. H. JACOBS,
The Restorative g pui No Y hotties q three sEes via
Large, niudi0m and tmul hc small hUids y pint and
reius I dol per lolto tho nedium hulds al least
twenty ,uT ga IA pfOpptl0h lhun ho small rati lis
geat more in proportion aud retan or three dollars pa
I o,J, ,VoOn 60 Proprsiork, No A4l BroadvAy N
York and No. llt Market ftnni St Louis Mo
And sold BY all Druggists nnu Fancy Goods Dealers
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8pstiol Nnttres.
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1d7r For Gas Fixturea and Fihin!, apply at
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az HUMAN FRAnrY, OF PHYuoL5 5oioAL Re-
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the that frequently lead to unhsppy matriag,i ther
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sure method Of dispeng the misgvin0s Tint frequently
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The work h beautifully ipsfrated with coloree engravpgs
and "a raught with wholesome advice and celebrations
Sold by DR.. BARROW, lsl Prince street, New York =
Price 2s cents Sent free.
Sold by GAYLORD HAMMOND, and wM FIsKE,
Druerisis. Cleveland. feps
tW-DR. JAS. MoCL1NTocE's PEoroRAL SYRup
Science and fact alike guaranty the mmeasuruble supe-
riouy Of this remedy every other prescribed for
armed coueh oppression Of the chest bronchial difficulties
aud consumption When all other medicines have failed
IN this there is hope, safety, life.
Price Si,OO sold by VIM. FIsKE, Cleveland.
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BRYAN's TAsTELEss vERMIFUGE.
From state OF Maine to Baton Rouge
All know nRYAS's VERSuFUGE;
Tfsteless, harm ess death to worms
OF all sizes. kmds aud ferns;
Mothers feel, indeed, secure
With this painloss, peerless euro
Price % cents. Sold by wAT. FIsKE,
2.R8 Cleveland.
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LATEST.

The Constitutional G. Tuesday contains an
article repudiating in the strongest terms the
policy Of war with England. 1t says the En-
peror has not thought to avenge the past, but
repair the future. For the sake Of the consol-
idation of the English Alliance, he has at all
times comhatted the hereditary prejudice Of
the French people
The Bourse was dull and on the 30th prices
6Sf SOC.
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N BAlSFOUT OLA rice, fresh
- W iele sold At wheeslir aud roian by
.,.,o SRkONG \ ARMSTRONG,
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ZINC PAINT-20,00 600 lbs. dry and
- IN oil, Of the best quail y.
rnglA Suuarfor
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Miss Stanley.
Committee on Decorations are requested TO
meet at the Hall on Tuesday at o'clock, NJ.
Committee Oh Boquet Tables at the same
place ON Thursday at 10 A. NJ.
The awarding committees on Friday at 10 A.
NJ.
L. TAYLOR, Pres't.
]. KIREPATRIoK, Sec'y
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1U,IlTY--I5OOO lbs. bladdef and bulk
,o.,o STRONG ARMgrRoNs.
: 4 -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13

HU RPBNT N E--lnvoicc received
u weekly, and selling a. y y low dqur,s
-. STRONG ANMs1noNG
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norIicuitaral Society

The Cleveland Horticultural Society purpose
having their Fall Exhibition on Thursday and
Friday evenings the 18th and 10Th inst, at Cha.
pins Hall. They offer large list of premiums
and invite the cooperation and patronage of the
community to render the display attractive and
worthy the fair fame of our city,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13

WHITE LEAD--2O,O 600 lbs. con
w stnnty on hand. ol al The various mHnufnc ufta
. STRONG \ ARMSTRONG,
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ITALY.

The situation of affairs in Italy has under
gone no change. The elections throughout
the Romagna had taken place with the great
est tranquility and order.
The official Piedmontese Gazette gives q
denial TO- the reports of political dissension
among members of the Sandman Cabinet,
The Tuscan Moniteur publishes a decree
abolishing the Tuscan army regulations and
adopting those Of Sardinia.
Gen. Fauhi had accepted the command-in-
chief of the army Of Central Italy.
Garibaldl's command comprises the troops
of Tuscany and Modena.
An earthquake had taken place at Soroia
Two hundred persons were killed and large
number injured Nine thousand Of the pop
uletion had encRmped in the neighbOrhood of
the town. Tho Pope had dispatched assist
anoe H|.t t#la..l
Late advioes from Rome say that the French
Minister held conference with Cardinal
AntOnelli on the subject Of reorganization of
the Legations.
One French division only was 10 remain in
Rome,
The government of Bologna is said to have
dissolved a regiment in which some Of MAJ
zinis volunteers had attempted to cause an
excitement,
The garrison of the Pope was on the march
to Pescio where troops were concentrating.
Tho Prussian government was vigorously
maintOining the prohibition to export horses.
The cholera was spreading all along the
shores Of the Baltic.
1t Is stated that the Russian government
had given orders to demOhlize tho first three
corps darmee placed under orders.
Prince Mensohikof is in Poland.
The whole twelve million pounds loan had
been subscribed.
INDIA.
Intelligence had reached Lloyd's that at
Calcutta, on the 26th of July, there was a cy-
clone on the IIoogley river and that two
steamers and a number of other vessels were
wrecked.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The Stock Ex-
change had exhibited continued dullness,--
Fluctuations in Consos were quito sli ght.
The Money Market was easy, and the supply
abundant. l
LATEST
The Daily NewsIoity article, dated Tuesday
evening, says thetfunds remain very quiet,
the closing quotations being the same as yes
terday. In most Of the other markets, frm-
ness prevails
Twenty per cent. Of the Indian, and twelve
per cent of the Prussian loan were paid up
to-day, and occasioned more active demand
for money.
few bills were discounted in Lombard
street below "a per cent. At the Bank, how
ever, there was no revival of business The
specie arrivals to-day were gS0000O about
gl60,O00 In Australian gold is over due.
The Times city article says funds on Tues
day showed renewed steadiness, and recover
ed from the light depression of Monday.
In the discount market the general rate has
recovered 10 about ~ per cent
LIvRRPooL, Wednesday Evening. Zu-
rich telegram Of this date says that private
conferences continue 10 take place daily be-
tween the French and Austrian plenipoten-
tiaries and yesterday there was meeting
between the French and Sardinian represcn-
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,INSEED OlL--60 BBLS, e.. O.
- oRl fWOLDH, the hist IN The world NJ the loves
haIket price, STRONG \ ARMSTRONG
NNNNf -
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'I'ANNbRS' OIL--Bank, Shore and
a Straight Cod Liver Oh, ~ the l1,yc,t pries
susis O-'N = Ain,Sl a 1a1r.y. 1hOny.
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Altaldnte.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Oils.
nRU0S--A COMPLETE ASSOBT.
~ MENT, At very low rcta to t ,iiolesaIr frtd-
,r.,s srRONo 9 ARalsIRoN0
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Important TO Banks and ESankers.

..The Merchants and Bankers Re- ister, for 1859,
has been issued ut the Office of the BdHeJS Magazine
n, in one vol. octave go pages, price rs, con
tanning: l. An accu ate List Of the Banks IN every
state III Onion; the location and capital OF each
names OF President and Cashier of each. II List
of private bankers IN every town and city II the L
= III. The Banks ofCrnada, aud their foreign agents
" Directors and Cffiacrt of the Bank Of England.
V List of Banks in London. VI List of three
Thousand Banks and Private Banks IN Europe, Asia,
Australia, South America West Indies, &c. VII. Al
Alphabetical List OF Cashiers in the United States
VIII. List OF standard W,rSs on Banking, Currency,
Finance Bills Of Exchange. TX. The Free Ranking
Laws OF Massachusetts, New York. Illiros, Indiana,
Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin
Tuis is the only work OF the kind published in the
United State~ and furnishes information Of the hrst
Importance 10 bankers, merchants and eaFit,iils.
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N A S III V IL L F.:
MONDAY MORNING, FERRY II, 1859.

ns- Owing to the great increase of work
in the Jobbing department of the PATRIOT
OFFICE, the proprietors have been compelled
to enlarge their quarters, by separating the
newspaper and job rooms. By this mean we
have secured .'ample room and verge enough"
to ill all the orders of ur friend- and to ex-
ecute work intrusted to US promptly and III
the finest style of the art. We have also adj
ded to our assortment of types a number of
fonts of late and improved styles, and have
on hand an abundant stock of all descriptions
of printing materials. We can now compete
more successfully than ever with the best es tab
Iishment in the country, and shall be able to
add to the high reputation the PATRIOT Cox
Germ already enjoys for job printing. We,
therefore, whilst expressing our sense Of past
favors. solicit an increase of them from the
public.
As an advertising medium no journal in the
city affords greater facilities than the Patriot
having a larger circulationtnan any other in
this county. Advertisers will find it to their
interest to bear this fact in remembrance.
Ours is the only paper issued on Monday.
another fact which should be remembered
by those who wish to reach the public on
that day
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pp telegraph.
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The steamer Ten
nessee with Vera Cruz dates of the 9th has
arrived.
Zuloaga has abdicated in favor of Mira
mon. who was installed President On the I'd
of February. Miramon rearrested the peli-
teal prisoners liberated by Robes and dis
missed all officers engaged in deposing Zu-
loaga and suppressed Robles's paper. A
forced loan of one million of dollars has
been ordered. Miramon is about marching on
Vera Cruz with 5000 men. Zuloaga presides
Gd interim. Miramon's brother at Zacatecas,
DegalladO, is threatening the capitol with A.
900 re0rganized troops. The capture of
MaZatlan by the Liberals is confirmed. The
French and English Commanders succeeded
in enforcing their demands at Vera Cruz.
High duties will be restored forthwith and
two-thirds of the revenue secured to England
and France. The American Consul prompt
ly protested against such interference.
Juarez was much embarrassed thereby.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-14
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOE PRIVATE DISEASES.

WeTxxSS, DR. KING, formerly of New York, for
RkA@AS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his attention the treat
ment OF private diseases for 80 years, hatters
himself, having attended 90 practice for many
years, and cured many thousands he Is enabled 20
cure all diseases OF private nature matter how
bad they may be from nJudIcious medical treatment
or from neglect of their own. Dr. Kings Dlspcnsary
Is No y bcaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story where he cures ali diseases OF
private nature.
GoNogRHEA cured without nauseous medicine OF In
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date eectuaily cured ia
a few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot he enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease more mischief and under
mines the constitution murh.
SYrHIIis with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be enectually
cured IN few days.
SEMINAL ratten lion having been
given 10 this disease, and all the consequences grow
ing out Of II, brought on Ia many cases by the de-
strUctIvc habits OF nconsdcrate Youths aud Excess
sive indulgence Of the pass ms, neglect Of which will
undermine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit
Tor business society and causing premature Old
Females who may be Iaboriag with any difficulty of
tie Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad. by writing ana stating
their case, with Zee enclosed directed ir A. King
No p Deaderlrk street, Nashville Tenn. will have
the necessary medicinesent To their address with
scsssry directinns strict secrecy observed. Once
hoursfrom O'Clock Ia the morning until in the
ning may26-indAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-14

gg" The sojourn of Dr.. MO,CHzIsKER in our
city is drawing to a close. He contemplates
leaving for New Orleans, on his second visit
to that city, about the 1st of March. We
have seen much Of him during bis stay here,
and our intercourse has been every way
agreeable. 4 gentleman Of pleasant and
elegant manners, scholar OF extensive
attainments, and physician of uncom-
mon skill, particularly in the impor-
tant branches TO which he has for many
years devoted his time and talents. he
deserves the confidence of the public, and
we are sure, possesses the gratitude Of his
patients. If there be any who desire the aid
of his services, and have not yet made up
their minds, they ought to come to conclu-
sion at once. Before they have such another
opportunity to avail themselves of profess
sional experience and skill such as his, the
time may lie passed when their diseases
might have BEEN remedied.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-14

MACFARLANDs VAWErrES.-At this place
of amusement on Saturday night, there was
t. welcome the talented aud accomplished
Miss SiLLIE ST. CLAIR, Il very good house
which we were really happy to sc. The
v,ry int resting and truly beautiful drama
Of the :. Ffeaca Syy." was received with loud
and rep 'ntc applause. The PRESERVATION OF tn,
heroine by Mis- SF. CLAIR needs ~ criticism
it would have charmed the most ErstidiouS.
On account of the iudispositou Of Mr.
HOUGH the - IRISH LEiress was played in
stead of the 8 Loan If LoUer.' The per.
sonaion OF Rate O'Bnen was that Of per
fectiOn.n
Miss SALIIE ST. CLAIR a. an actress-wC
can say no more than that she is certainly
Que of th. most p rfcct read rs We have ever
had the qualification of seeing on our boards,
and thu opportunity Of witnessing r power
ful and classical acting now afford Il by a
short Encouragement, shOJld be emb accd by
every lover of the regular and Legitimate
drama. We would ask our citz rs to
patronizc tine Varieties, while this excellent
actress is here, from a s,yfsh motive-for the
pleasure AMI Improvement which her per
formanccs will undoubtedly yiold, and not
because her histrionic talents and unceasing
extrtions to please cntitle her to favor. We
hope that full and brilliant houses may crown
her present engagement with success, Tor
nothing 50 discourages an actor or actress.
however small their p,cuniary interest may
be, rs empty boxes. 4 cold and meagrc
aIdienc =, says celcbrat actress, chill, and
IL alcns IN actress, and throws her back upon
h rSclf; whereas. the smiles aud warmth of
tlcir appreciation confirms her ia the charuc-
t'r aud she kindIes with the enthusiasm she
feels around.
Tonight VIII he presented g" Esm1raiia -
a play never bcfore--we licv put ON
the stage in this city. To conclude with the
=. Ueyton EeaHly" Let there he a crowded
house.
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The SEIixir.s,

Prepared by DR. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS-
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, las advertised in
another column has, by its merits, obtained for
itself so hisn ,.t,on M Philadelphia that Physi-
clans acqiA . "lth is properties, using it them
selves and prescribing to their patients, convinced
by Discretion of ls great efficacy in restoring the
disorderct stVe 1rganst TO healthy function. M
merous cascs Of Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated
character, winch were abandoned incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir been restored to perfect health
Gates testify apri3-ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-14

The BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLEs.-M Mr..
SERMONS enters to-day upon his fourth and
last week in this city, consequently all who
wish to obtain a pair of his celebrated Spec
tacles should do 50 at one. These Sp~c'acies
are all that he claims for them. Many of oar
citizens have been using them for years. and
know their value. No one who ha> us d Il
pair would exchange them for any "rhyrs.
The testimonials which Mr.. S. publish IN
morning should satisfy all, if Their; be any
who doubt their excellence.
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HYMN TO THE PEOPLE.
BY c D. STUART.

Not TO be blest with warrior strength,
To WELD the sword and wear the glaive,
Or rise to conqueror's fame at length,
Proclaims the good or makes the brave.
To have the power to bide the scorn,
And rise above the hate and strife
OF those To wealth and title born,
Is the cFown'd courage Of our life.
What are the swords that prop king
The banners in his army's van
To strength Of soul, that dares to spring
And show the monarch in the BadHl
Kings and the mightiest men of arms,
Strong as the heads Of realms they bide,
Sport as they may with fortunes charms,
They are like leaves upon the tide.
in dim Of old sepulchres they lie,
The feast Of silence and decay,
While the true world-heart beateth high
And thrones itself upon to-day.
Give me the man whose hands have tossed
The cOrn-seed TO the mellow soil,
Whose feet the forest depths have crossed,
Whose brow is nobly crown'd with toll.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

So We authorized 10 announce II. ;. BRANT-
LEY ~ a candidate for Constable in the Nasty lie
District, ia place 81 sam. Niohol resigned. Flee
lion u take place Thursday, 2lth inst.
fsbi4-ti
60 We are authorized to announce JOSEPH L.
RYAN as a candidate Tor Constable IN tue Nashville
District, IN place Of sam. u. Nchol resigned. Elee-
ton 70 take place Thursday, 24th inst
ES- We are authorised 70 announce W. j. FItJ rs
candidate Tor Constable IA the Nashville rs-
treI, place Of saga. d. Nichol resigned. Election
10 take Place on thursday Feb. 24th.
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