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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-13

Cotton market buoyant sales 100 bales at ilac for
inidllllB uplnilds,
FlOuit-iecclpis 2o,olO bbs, sales 1900 bbs; sintc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-13

Municipal Election in Lowell.
In Lowell b. c. Sergeant Republican, was
chosen Mayor by 315 plurality.
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Buttons.

By Z. ". VALID.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ES-
II TATE AT AUCTION in Princeton consisting of
Woodland, Dwelling Houses, Store, Mill Privilege, Fac
tory Building &C. belonging to the the late E.
II. Hemenway, situated in the southwest part of Prince
ton, on the road leading from Princeton to Barre on
FRIDAY, the 18th day of December, IL O'Clock a. M
Terms at sale. For further particulars inquire of the
Auctioneer or DR. WIN. WORKMAN and
IL. p, PAXTON, ESQ,
Executors of the Estate of the late E. H. Hemenway
Dc dEwts
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EROCEKIES, GKOCEKIES.--L. HAIR
~ RINGrON 4 co. would invite all customers al
the old stand sos Main street, continue their trade as
surfing all, both IN the city and country, who to
buy for cash short undoubted credit that no
experience labor. capital or attention will be spared
make this the pace for them to trade. d&w3m o
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sza- wADE's PATENT ATTACHMENT, that prevents the
Machine from running backwards, and gives the entire
control the motion the feet for sale and applied to
new or old machines.
OEDFR dawistf oil
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0Mants.

WANTEDmA young lady to board LIN, in a
struction on the Piano Forte Please address Box "
past noice dNwtf n22
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town missionaries, % Is now the most couspic-
nous scene Of fthisextraordinary visitation; and
there, as elsewhere, il Is not confined 10 one
denominations OF Christians 1t commenced
wlththe Presbyterans, and is displayed most
signaliy smong them but Episcopaiians, In.
dependents, and MethOdists, all recognize it,
and participate in the blessing. = .-.4T :
The Bishop Of Bown, Connor, and Dromore
held meeting of his clergy at which they
were advised to open their churches and afford
every facility for attention to religious realities
The Belfast Presbytery resolved to take adj
vantage of the spirit pervading the people, and
their churches are opened daily, and several
hold open air services. The Methodists and
independents have tpenitent' pews" to which
the awakened resort. Multitudes; of all ranks,
ages, and sexes, profess to have felt the power
OF religion, and the greater number are from
those classes not the most distinguished for
solemn attention to sacred things-faetory men,
mill girls, and young men in the large merean-
tile establishments. :, go ,
There is, however, some controversy going
on IN the local papers, regarding the origin
and character of the work. Among the con-
verts are some who had been Roman Catholics
and Unitarians, and who as the result, they say,
OF the influence of which they have been the
subjects, have reiinquished former CON-
m1nions. % -
The parish priest of Ballymena, Mr.. Lynch,
and the Northern Wing, have fofused to ac-
knowledge the heavenly origin of a movement
OF which such are some of the consequence;
and there have, already, been some extrava-
gances-and probably more may be expected,
which bring discredit on those who eounte-
nance them. But the general resuits-tem-
perance, religious observance, and general
morality, giving changed aspect to society,
vastly for the better, make the wide diffasion
OF an influence whichr produces such effects,
exceedingly to be desired And, judging from
appearances, that wide diffusion is likely to
take place, and it will be all the more effectu-
al II, as hitherto, there be no getting up of ex-
citement and displays
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A Religious Excitement in Ireland.

u Oneof those religious phenomena, well known
in this country as revivals, but not very fire.
quent in Europe, is at present taking place in
ireland 1t commenced In the. Presby eriap
parish Of Conner, Antrim county, among the
:. Praying Societies. A letter 70 the New \
York Courier gives the following account |
The spirit Of zeal, thus enkindled, spread
into the neighboring towns and villages: The
people Of Ahoghill Broughshane, and Bally.
msns were brought under the same influence
The minister opened the churches, daily, fol
meetings for prayer and praise. These were
crowded; and soon others began to be held in
private houses, the streets, and the fields. "A,
these, amid deep solemnity which aperyaded
all, and an excited awakening, which stirred
many, some were so affecte i-s'strickens'' 'as
they phrased it-as to cry out audibly; after
which, there was bodily prostration, as we'll si
mental agony, which continued, in hsome q
longer, in some shorter time, before tspeaoe'
was enjoyed. ..1gJ ,.,',.i raisF ia'oif
The news Of these strange doings spread
abroad 10 all directions Visitors from Belfast
on the East, and Coleraine, on the West. came
to see and hear; and some Of those who had fel
the influence, visited these, and INTERN ediats
and sdjscent towns. From Village toyilIage
and from hamlet TO hamlet it has spread and
not only is the whole of Antrim pervaded by
it, bnt it extends far into the neishboyins
counties. Extraordinarily and Derry, west
ward; . Antrim and CarFickfergus eastward
Hooks Bungannon, and Armxgh south
ward, and oil; msntiensa Ia the nswspapsrs
nov hlIed with reports Of 'fhe movement, a
visited, more or less strikinsly, with tbess sin
guIaf manifestadons - ,,..,s s,.S -. - -
Belfss as the largest town, with The grestss {
number of churches and sealous ministers, will
| band Of devoted auxiliaries in the form o
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsFM'Ts

a. TAX SALE. 5Hf ftGTF':
A. Ss sbhmgR}pAY borI n a the thday q Ap.uSt next
office the Clerk OF the CORPORA Ion. at anotion 10
sns hSnsst "a G bdfeI for cash the iolowing Lot. and
e.; the same being seized by me for taxes due to
the C2rpatatlo9 Of Georgetown. ss shown in the
isfy the same and the expenses incident to sail
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ITO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
ULooK TO YOUR INTEREST M

q I
-. By Purchasing your Wood of
" A PAINTER, at the Red Sign, at the new
Once, c3InsI of 18th and Canal strects opposite
" You will not only be sure of full measure.
but you vii get your Wood Sawed in 2, g. or 4
pieces, III and Splh-En auyjs jsize desired. y
AZ f,fty cents per cord cheaper than it is sold
frn,n sny Other place IA this city. s.F s.ro,.I
III HIS Wood ~ Of the Best Quaity.t IN
Best QualIty.t LII
II He has the biggest Carts and Roxes,S ae1r
IL The bissestiPine Knot Split for
..L '.-. iHniaa' '- 80 KindIihss Wood'{ III
I H. All delivered Free OF Charged
Free cf ChafgeS LII 90
IL Notiee.-GI Ifthe above does not show how
TO get III Rich q u it shows where t9 get yonf
F..5gF-. iilT- Moneys Worth. :, =.
Now please call at the above once III = aud try
spraee Pine saved in pieces ITsnd and : Spill f II
tor pieces for sl l2,t; pieces 81 IS or the
ss or ne beat Pieces pieces Pieces pscss
;a,a si.s; pieces 90 Al other parss0fa cord same
Orders left at 8. W.K. Handy's, opposite vii
ardS Hotel or at WIN, Balisnty mes, IDS 7th street;
or at Pages wharf AZ the foot 7th promptly at
tended 70. Ofiee removed to the north side Of the
bridge corner Of f7th and Canal streets. Tho money
TO accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
is Il p. A.PAYNTER At Pages Wharf.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENTING four STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Il with back building, No 463 K street NORTH
between hth and 9Th streets west. Gas all through
the building; also, good bathroom, and has lust
been put In thorough reparI Apply to the subscri-
per- corner 9Th and streets, opposite the National
Hotel. lje6l =. ID. CASTLEMAN.
.EOR RENT-A very desirable BRICK Dwell
4 LING HOUSE, tie Island, corner of Vir
gina avenue and 7th street, containing "a rooms
To punctual tenant the rent will be made low
s9r particulars apply next door to Mrs. E. =. CAS-
SELL, or to J. T. CASSELL, corner of nth street
and Maryland avenue. = -1-' : ! ia ~ n
"A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situa,ed
I'm Ale4audria comfy, about 2K niles from
0e0rgetown, at the tion of the Georgetovp
And Lltt Rails roads, consisting of 100 acres In
Snire on the premises, or of RICHAR DS, corner
hth Ana streets. WashingtonoD. g. 81 ID lo-r
EOR ,RENT-The HOUSE on 18th street. No.
444, between G and II streets. either fiirnished
or Gnfurnlshed, as the tenant may WISH This IL a
very comfortable and commodious dwelling and in
good order. IL has all the improvements OF first
as house. Apply to JOHN NALEXANDEk. No.
EtO rem. avenaf.aEtE r-r. Je2S 2avlm p
EOR SALE OR .EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY "A small FARM of 100 acres
two miles from Beltsvilie, and one mile and half
from the baltimore and Washington railroad. Ii
- enclosed by a good fence, well .watered, in a
henithy location, within sight of the Agricultlrh
College wall be sold very CHEAP. ~. --r...-I. : .
Inquire OF Mr.. III. LANDsDALE, Seventh street
Iwo I. aoors aooEs ID street, opposite the National
ihteiIlgehcer ofhce. je 25-2weo
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WOOD AND COAL.

n TAN0THER
~. w. BATES has just received another cargo
Of that superio. RED and WHITE ASH COAL,
which he will dispose OF cheap for CAsH. ! :
He has also on hand a large lot of HICKORY
OAK. and PINE WOOD. =.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere
X. w. BATES, corner I4th and c sts
N.B.-Wood Cut aad Split any size and length.
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-.
MARREN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
VII be open on the 18th OF May, 1859. 4
Inc Conducto.s viii possess eminent YE1A4
aoventsges for obtaining the best provis LEE
lonS and dellcacies Of the season from the tFasf.
arrgt.n anl AlexandrIa markets, such as Crahs
nurties, Fish. &c, besides supplies of Mutfon
WI w IN noheI, &c from the markets of the VALLEY
ana MountaIns adjacent to the Springs
Passengers from BALTIMORE WasRingtou q icb
mond, and the lower country, will leave AeIandria
II the moaning, aGd reach Buekton station by tie
Msnasras zap Railroad at IL o'clock the same dsy
Ooniortable Coaches will be in readiness to con
Vey usltors TO the Springs from Buckton, distance
one mile From StauItOn and Winchester dsiIy
I5ne on Soaehes connects with the Manassas Gar
p TERMS.
Dc ~ a. ----- ----- 90
.'.-~ Z" I month '---- ----- ----- - q W
Ghlidren and Servants half the above rates
idlhHiess or p3Enes engaging Board for several
oIsons reasonable deduction will he made
MIS-. n. .PHlFCHARTT will have the princi nal
management and control, aided by oorn petent ma n
asslstants IN every department.. - = -
ma 5-2m - y '''o3NN a
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A RRANGEMENTF FoR Ie5s-Hours Of departure
"A nf steamers GEORGE PAGE
and THOMAS COLLGER: EaS3l-S
From Washugton-Steamer Geo.nE1zzx7s>es
Page-at So, 3, and II a. m, l2 5, S. and s1< D. m
and 10 a. m, u M, 2, Z, and s sP; m.
From Ale1andrla.Steamer GeOrEe Page-et s,
8, 10 q. N, Ia a. ~, IL, 4, and 5L D. m.
From e1andria-Steanrer Thomas ColIyer-a
2, y III a m. j, ), and except Tuesday and
Friday mornings whom the Collyer viii run her reg
ular trips 70 Mount Nernou, heretofore and omit
her trips between WashlngtOn and Alex aud ra from
3 q. m. 20 = Z. m. only.
The 81, ~ o. m. snd "a y. ~. boats from Alexan-
drta connect with the trains OF the Baltimore and
Ohio RaIlrosd for the North snd West
Tue So a m. and "a p. m. boats from Washinftou
oris Railroad for the South and Southwest. apis
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M LIME-LIME-LIME."
t'Ihf Always be had, in quantities to suit, the
sssf SENf NfpalIty Ss fIssh W99d burnt LIME, CE
Lime hin'' No l. between upper end 4 lower bridges.
have, by the request of INV customer, residins i'm
the lower part of the city AVID Cor the country trade
depot st the foot of 9th street and the
2GSity St tTGsh wood burnt Lame, Cement, Plaster,
ia lS-lm w 'TE--T w N Gnnrv
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DENTISTRY, 90.

|. n NEW BAND oRGANIzEp.-Ths under
sassa 1s ss e ssssf kfs S.is1S
yilI bs tyled the " Washinstpn BIass Bsnd1 Tbs
:Sisis.S
RoHnMsMAGNER.No No. $40 stk sfs east. s'o1,i I
ffscREk. No y ii nssR SsaaaSs aoos ta e. Iron Hal.
je IA ims sYiNAlex.senfnai.2wl
IIMRRELdsAs AND PARAsOLETTs,a q fns
sTEVgNSss EVigSN1Ssns & cV Sess RnSSes Cal st once .t
and 10th SITS. ie In
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FINE READY MADE La.-L
Black Drap d Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests,
black Alpacca do. : Edo, - irrro'g F.
White and Brown Lineu Coats ..F
White and Brown Duck do
White Linen Pants,
Buff - = . do .fHr.t. n
Travelling Busters, &C.
Having come ction with the largast ,au,fa "A n
ing establishment north, we enjoy superior aivan-
tages for supplying the very best goods AZ the low.
est possible prices. The styies are found to excel
anything in Washington and the workmanship far
exeeis any thing heretofore offered IN this mari ct
We also have on hand superior stock of q 0epts
FURNISHING Goods, and make TO order Garments oi
every description, at short notice, At smiaA ad-
vanceon the prices of our ready made clothing.
sJyI98AH e.s,q''M' MSSAMaI sSssl N.fiIS1s 4 Co. Co.;
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NOOR'S PAVILION

W REOPENED.
his dellghtful, healthy, and popular WATER
ING PLACE. better known IS MOor's A 4
Landing, situated on the Potomac, bevEAQ
tween Backistone's Island ana Pisey lEsk8 Il
roim, Will be open for the reception OF visitors on
The Proprietor bess leave tn state that his Table
wll bs supplied with all tho delieacies of the Pc
, His Bar win be furnished with choice Wines,
Excellent Bathing, good Music, good ANGLING.
ana always plenty of Fishing and Sailing Boats To
the enjoyment of mis- guests
steamer Columbia leaves Washington eyery
"Wednesday at O'Clock a. m, aud viii land at the
Pavilion at o'clock m. " NV
, Terms for Board: 8 -S0 per day: for a week or
longer: 81 Is per day, or S3oper month.
eor iuLther lniormatlon address the Proprietor
leB-2m H-. X. j. MARSHALL. Prop,r
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

One Of the stesm.hirs of this Company. carrying
the United States NJ MeiI for ACAPULCO, ~D0.
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, lesyesSkGQe
va rsnaPa az sbs rwlGe M ssia Toete Oe @ s,..
which leaves New York and New Orleans regrlsriy
on the 5th and 2Dth Of each month, with the mails
and passengers. connecting wa PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been I'm psotsS ana .,
proved by the Navy Department, and Gsaraafy srssd
The Panama Railroad ts7 miles long in nov com
{eseo frpm Gcssn 20 ooeen, and 70 crossed In or
New York through % San Franoisca. ana ressep a.
gers are embarked 81 Panama by steamer a. the
Companys % expense. The money paid in New YORK
covers all expenses OF the trip
. Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco 70 prevent detention in case on aooi
dent, 90 that the route 10 entirely ysSablsno iIurs
having occurred in eight ysars. = -
r;rs pss:enseTs Isiys PsnAma the same day they sr
Conductors 90 through BY esch steemsr, and take
tors fETF-T So r.-...-.-- IIF- 'l-l'''
For through tickets at the lowest rsses Apply q,
RkYMONb-or 10 ARMSfRoS NC, HARRIS 4
iy A-f 'If .i1f. s-.sI--1'.F'
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CAPON SPRINGS,

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY Va
The SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform their
trends and the public that they have 4
WATERING PLACE, lG.H
Rnis ease embracing the Mountain House. Wada'e
BuHdlngs dc., and will open for the reception al
visitors on the 2Oth of June Invaids and Famiiies
can ne sccomIpodsted earlier if desired.
:, Daily Mail and Telegraph Once within twentx
three miles of the place ~ "i'iiih t"eho
!, IL Circulars or other information can Ia had
HowaTd Hop.e az Rsltive, snove, or n, Buck, Esq, Of
-. ----------- J. G. wADDLE,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMoRE AND ONO .u,.

IDNoNn AM Snio p.upn
- RSRaER
wsFs SSST ts; .ss Ss sSss roSsa = ,1..
The one at 10 8. n. stop. at all WAY Stations.
~. a. 40 p. m 10 express and stops only st prin-
For orPARKERsBURG, and station. on that road
PssssntsTs from Washington, to connect with
shove, viii leave at $50 a. m. and % ,. IA
~ WAsRINGT0N BRANCH -.r
From wtsHfNISFSSi. fsf II ISISJsi q, ..O.nd s.s.m,an
i From BALTIMORE at ssO and 7.s a. m. as
Fem ON EElhfsTHIiSSSTSs ElfTISSF \ 4 IS So p nm
For AnM,AfoILS "A M, and Way Stations leave at
T. 4 For =, %oRFoIR 3 SRd Z 4 .saan
&c .c 70 Ss sh.4 e hrassdSS4S sS and
S%sS9 L"f' sR s1S WHITE
Round trap tickets can Be procured sy the eyenins
jsS r. ii. PARSONS. Agent.
IT, GREAT REpyCTIoN:
- HE vANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of
sesTslsaT Sssseea NV NV TSss.scSfTg 3 =. srsg 7ffH
4haef esTnE sSG hxEEi hMEEen gnssc ss Tt
and EUROPE osOh slternsts w EDSEsSxr.
.lcrt-.. -r... o. I'm Nep f'kl From Hav-e
toT Sog-anp-lf SONfhdD's
'. ton HarTe for ksp York.
Ayiel, Capt. Jones. Sat, June lsI We'd July a
Ocean Queen, Seabury Sat, July n We'd jaiy sS
FaadvbIf, Lefevre. Sat, July le Wed, Aug
ATist. =. ............ sat. July 81 We'd Aus ~
Ocean Queen ......... Sat, Aug. Isl We'd AuF 81
Fasder0uf. lSat, Aug. q We'd, Sep. ls
These STEAMSHIP ps have water IA hi 90 mpartmepts
Garry able surgeons
Price of Passage either scag ths so,ns
lst CABIN $40 and s 100. I'd Cabin q 50 and ssa
Sd Cabin taiirlifed nHynbtYD Sss
CERIIF1sAIRs issued for psssag from Europe TO
SPECIE delivered in London and Paris.
as.. - ....... ID. TORRANCE,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
N. B.-This line Of Steamships 10 NOT IIah.e TO
lnterrl Ption IN consequence Of the European War.
je 15-DulyIS
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SUMNER RETRRArs.
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
~, CuMBERLAND CoUNTT. Pa. --f.
This favoHte and fashionable Watering Place,
2Ieasantly located near the base of the a
Blue Mountain, four miles from Carlisle. vEA3
June. The waters Of these Springs are hiTh1y i'm
pregnsted with minerals, and for dr ing and bath
country, The buildings are we'll yent atsd and are
surIonnded by 1901 feet of balconies. The sosnery
for the recreation health, and comfort of visitors
are unexoeP tionable. Good fare, pleasant drives
hne music, billiards, bowling saloon. and Other
games, and all the amusements usually found az
watering Places can be enjoyed here Visitors
tfain arrive at the Spring at o'clock p. m. DaiS
mail. III For further lnformatiou address
a.ui OWEN, CLENDENIN Il CO.,
Carlisle Spring, Pa.
=, Rsferenees.-John c. De Costa, Esq, William A.
Rhodes, Esq, Thomas c. Percival Esq , Philadei-
phis; Alex. Kirkland, ESQ., r.. s. Holiins Balti-
Worei no Jacob Gideon, Esq; ;R ichard waisch. ESQ
0aShlnRton- ID q. q .T.- lie lS-lm'
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limited STATES MALI LINE. -. 80
Ann wfrHorr FAnpRr roR ElsHI YI1lx.'
FOR RCALIFpRyIA ANDoREsoN.T
,, 9. ss VIA PArSAnA RAiLRoAD.N

=. cAgTI2SS many fraud, and i@po.ition. OF
tated on travellers bound 10 oCALIFoR-&Zf
ss:s sss 8, ss
Panama, in the city Of New York. fesls il has duty
hat 70 aSorB E e
tnd the trns o&os Of The stesnrshirs Of The %. S.
M ties y,s Rsascs Rfse.s B! osSs. ones
y The CompAnies ksve oniy one oiIoe a kev Yorh.
Deny's Wharf.
R osi'W M SSsi 2; ss::s ssst. Nc. Y.,s
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ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEI CON
PANY. WHITE MOINTAINS 80

ELUME AND FRANCONiA HOTEL COM
PANf, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
The arrangement of the .FLUME" aud sPR 10.
FILE" HOUSES announces 10 Tourists A 4
ana tne SUMNER Travel that they will be vNAy
q h OF JUNE. These Hotels have recently bssH
taor9ughl Tenoy waited and newly furnished, are 10.
eatsa "a the midst ofths most attractive Scenery
of ne Monntains being in the immedIate vicinity
Gl tne "QI;D MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN" !" the
FInme, lakes, Cascades, a c. DO. WV
Route from New York via Norwich and Worces-
SsF @ ri.irnei 2, the sPlsndid steamers COMMON
WEALTH. and CONNECTICUT, daily, S o'elook
?; n, tb from Per :, n Y foot ND ST.,
et the landlDg of southern Trains. For further n
formation zoe small bills ofthe route al the prinei
pal Hotels and Depots, or address
jes-2m Pier Is. North River NeMsVnrh
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plNEY POINT PAVILION,

L. Sr. MARY's CouNrY Mn.
ms establi SHIN snt greatly improved, by the ad-
altion OF Lodging. Rooms, Ban Room, A 4
ana the erection Of q Bath House, viii he vfA0
ready ter the reception of visitors on the ls56
Hth OF June. Charges moderate -
le lS-eolmf w. w. DIX, Proprietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-05

Embellishments doctrine more odious and
detestabie then "federalism''-"alien and
seditioB laws, vor any other disregard for the
rights of citizenship or political sovereignty
A doctrine, sir, which meets with prompt
liquidation within the bosom of every free
man and patriot. A doctrine against which
/ would freely shoulder aims and meet its
advocates in battle for the right of suffrage
was achieved for us through many battles
and-mueh blood. 1t was for that sacred
right that our noble fathers of the Revolu-
ton dedicated their fortunes and their lives
10 their country. 1t was against that great
and glorious principle that Great Britain
summoned her enslaved and power-fearing
soldiery to combat against the warm hearted
frremen of the American colonies, 1t was
that benignaut principle that sustained and
fed the fires of the Revolution and gave
energy and success to our conquering troops!
And that principle-ihe freedom of The ballot
lis boon which should be cherished in the
bosom OF. every freeman as the great alma
mater of our liberty! 1t should be indellibly
inscribed as a motto upon our legislative ac-
ton and upon every department ofboth State
and Federal governments. And if thought
that the vote which l shall give in this case
would come in cohfict with the right o
sovereignty of any one citizen Of Sequatcbie
1 would sooner see my right arm taken from
me than cast such a vote.