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DALYls 49,
AROMATIC VALLEY

W HIS IA e Ys
FORe MEDICA .s.,ls.;,ou. which
rrAs .sten that position in the WoIios eseN1@NN, 49,
& 4 insises its Proprietor in claiming ior ,Ya
"A a Superiority Unriyaii!se re- Y; rf.ctnrsr
a known only 20 the 1tn
from he choicest grain, which soWs no wnsTe Du
in favored locality IN the valley o. IaS i has scqured
ns ~ for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence, naIT
solely upon us ~ controls de manufacture shall ever be FOR
siti or IN any manner allowed 60 ppeach the
he staternents Of the learned dSd
Distinguished ChetAIstS
vbo.e certificates We publish herewith -, l., d,s,,fss.
Tic has beretofo.e RETAINED from making public ~ aosefSs
lnsH' Extraordinary Medical Properties II.
which this article Is known 70 possess ana s,s
ricon should connect his With Advertising I 1
the nauseous iargon Of Quack ,ant Scein
OF unsolicited tesmenias from all paris o. th
asag Physicians Of the hghe ovsl Of the
nnrvalied qualities q &c AE0HAT s sAESsH A'i
= u, @ l. iri artificial stmu son hiss become requisite
IN order ID restore repair assist ths functos anu g
nature-thal he deems it his DUTY e's a Il he Dost public
manner rossible extraordinary and Mfslaa" P'P
L ~ ms .Fticle Of Iis manufacture.
Of ms bs oarpoe to reite in dea list those diseased
~ he human system which have e-n known to be most Fo
1 sd by the use Of this smuIant. They particularly
SS n me various estnonis spoken Of, which open
at an 70 tie inspection Of cur friends, et % ~ 10
nersons who them to to parade IN the pubic news
payers ,,. tina "a n, oornprise ALI such
as are incident 70 tropical Latud to change o. SIpae OF
other disarfanges
Grant functions human system; Inducing i-s
ude ard depression, and the oultudiEons us moving nom
this
In al Fucll cases the AROMATIC VALLEY WHsKRY
Acts as a Restorative,
assisting the natural organs, by snrant Wfeh Doh IN ear
TO renvigortc, cali % that tone and force Of action IN
the vital organs, SO essential to Physig health
1t this that the proprietor knoSs himself to be
usuh claiming bis manufacture, Hggenc properties and
virtues which be stated oyeryalued Its ami
MEDICAL PROFESSION
Il most urgently recommended Already has found its
the principal public and private Hospitals in the country
quiste.
have analysed sample "Dsy's Aromatic Valley Wits
keys, and find to be ARTICLE OF fine favor and without
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
New York. Chemist.
STATE AssAYERs OFFICE, % Somerset St., I
Boston, April 18th. 1865
! WIN. H. DAILY, New York
have chemical analysis OF your Aromatic Valley
Whisy and pure fine favored Rye Whisky, containing
no matters kind, and would recommend
81 ''-''' ''- CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State Assayer.
! WIN. II. DAILY
examination be pure article entirely free from the
adulteratirg ingredients sofrequeDtly used
Yours respectfully, JAMES J. MAPES,
Analytical Chemist,
III Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they the Valley Whse as it sold by the bottle ana case
only. NM H DAILY,
70 South William Street, New York,
For sale in Nastvlet by JOSEPH NASH ard all the respeca
bic Grocers ane Druggists. ap27-i3m.
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Nerro Preachers.

gentleman Mississippi, who formerly resident
Gilescounty in State furnished the Grand junction Qd
Runc with following statement for the truth Of which he
vouches
son Lynn Greek, Giles county there hard shell Baptist
supported by number OF wealthy communicates THAT
for several past have had for their
black the OF SPADES named George
known as ezeys cd GOrge and belonging the estate
Of one Mathew Benty George is said
ceent and good preacher Somttme he had noted
ub dscuson fasting four days with preacher on the
subject OF Baptism which The white said have
az diherence) second best The Church wants
but he unwilling TO be sold out Of bis masters
family, and Withal regular Southern Irosayery
George the preacher in charge Of large congregation nearly
all OF whom Shareholders and who him salary Of 500
$40 for his pastoral services.
In repubing this paragraph, the Columbus (Gal
This calls mind instance Of preaching to white
vicinity Of Huntsville Ala. The Rev. BIZ Allen Of the
Presbyterian denomination, Of fine literary attainmen
and the principal Of the Green Academy in Huntsville at
that time owned negro servant whom he educated and Who
showing pOus disposition and inclination to preach he instruct
ed in eVnity When parson Allen would out from home
preach Saturdays and Sundays be TOOK TIE boy with him
body They occupied the pulpit together and the
frequently the hymn and offered the opening
sermon, often the
vice with exhortaton years, he frequently
the minister's in the pulpit and in Of his masters
dspos He'd his appointments lie often preached in hunts
vile full anxious eaons and it finally became
matter Of dispute the citizens as to which the hest
preacher.
And the Charleston Courier adds this Renaissance,
reminds Of an incident related by friend at
sion Of service cooed preacher who enjoyed the confidence
Of ALL and the unbounded admrson Of ali his coloed friends
After the services, the visitor, sho large proportion
Of white hearers questioned Of thec0Ored hearers learn
their opinion and the rnOn, and preachers
tons VINO Is the best preacher you have and who draws tie
ls congregations and after consideration and reel-
ton, the answer wasNO know, all try to get
on eurcuitPr - s.. st congTegs-
items ai8ayc = reach"
The Doc.O elect Of
nomination a slave.
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o U Il FL a G

. y Il II L A G.
Hoist, hosti our flag to heaven breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold It's banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western SKY
In war, let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne By ths PATRIOTS hand
Proc. aiI rs beauty and worth,
Der and Hill and strand.
II peace guard wei the sacred boon,
Bequeathed boy patriots blood,
For On! twas won in freedoms cause, -.
AMID the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, Cur tag 20 heavens breeze,
Let every fold f0a high,
Unfurl is hammer everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist, our flag in Arts great reign,
Let every star loat higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let 1ennesseaus every where
Let every state around
Know where type Of nature 8 made,
Where every typeis found5
Above our own Art GqlZefy,
Our country's standard wave,
And uncerncdth its fOl3 preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The child-tne Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest p0rtraiturel
With every charm bat lie
Then raise cur LaHrerto the sky
Leteyery bear news,
That types az tie -ATt 6Gl1cTg,
Are made BY G. G. HUGHES,
febI5-d1zwtf Corner Of College and Union sts
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AarIp 0nipn K Amsrnan
Theress but one Pair OF stockings 10 Mend
Ta-r1TRlRt.


,eress but one Pair OF stockings 10 Mend
To-nIght.
Apoiav wife sat by her bright hreside,
sEayng thOughtfully to and fro.
In an ancient chair whose ereRky eraW
Told tale Of long agos
While down by hersde on the Kitchen nooIs
Stood basket OF WOrsted balls--a score--
The good man dozed Ger the latest news,
TIL the lieht Of his pipe sent outs
Ana unheeded, the kitten with cunning paws
Relled out and tanglss the balls abeut;
Yet ssali sat the wife in the ancient ehar'
Ewaying 70 and fro in the IRE ing q slare'
But anon, misty tear drop cAn1e
IN hsreye Of faded blue,
Then trjctled down IN furroE deep
Lie single drop Of dew;
So deem was the channel-s5 silent the streams
The good nan saw naught bat tie dimm'd eyebeam'
Yetmarvelea he much that the cheerful light
OF her eye, had weary grown,
Ard marveled he more ct the tangled balls
50 be said in gentle tone;
81 have shared thy joys since cur marriage VOW
Conceal notfrom me thy sorrow, now.
Thea she spoke Of tho tine when the basket there
Was hlei to the very brim,
And now there remained Of the goodiy pile
But a single pair-for him.
Then wonder not at the dimmed eye light;
There's but enc pair Of stockings to mend tonight
Iesanot but think Of the busy feet,
Whose Wraplings won't to lay
In the tAsket, awaiting the needles tnss-
Now wandered 50 far away:
Haw the spEEhtly steps 70 mother dear
Dnheeded ELL on the careless ear.
Tor each empty nook IN the basket old
By the hearth there's an empty seat;
And miss the shadows from OF the wall,
And the patJsi Of many feet
lis for tbs that q tear gathered over my sight
At the one pair OF stockings 70 mend Tonight
Twas said that far through forest Wild
And over the mountains bold.
Was a and whose rivers and da1kenlng Caves
We're gemned with the fairest gold (;
Then nv first born turned from tie oaken door,
And knew the shadows were only four.
Another wentforth on the foaming wave
And diminished the baskets store
But his Feet grew cOld--so weary and cold
THEY'LL never be warm any more
And this nook in its emptiness seemeth to me,
To give forth voice but the moan OF the sea.
Two Others have gone toward the setting sun,
And made then. hoInein its light,
And fairy ayers have taken their share,
To menu by the hreside bright;
Some other baskets their garments ILL
But mine Oh mine is empter still.
Another-the dearest-the fairest-the best
Was taken by the angels away,
And clad in q garment that Tsxeth not old,
In a land Of continual day.
o wonder no more at the dimmed eyelght,
While mend the one pair OfstCckings tonight.
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BUSINESS GLANCE.

M have this disposed our stock Of Groceries to
w NeSSfS > d w F. ORR, who will continue the business
'e mouse hereto lore occupied by corner Of road ana Mar
set streets We solicit for the q liberal patronage
Nashville, May ls, 1853 M T6l aim
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AAIAG disposed OF our stock OF Groceries to Nessrs &
W. l. Ohk we are now prepared devote our entire At
q nuou 10 Cotton, Tobacco Grain ana fsrOViS.
otis, and resi- ectuiy solicit share Of the public patronage
ronTt attention gFsht the sale and purchase all descr
ions Of produce. FISHER WIRELESS & CO,
Broad Street. Nashville May Is 1853.
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RANGES! BAEGEs!!

A. COOPER begs respectfully call the attention Of his
T. friends and the public generally, that he has a
pointed the sole agent in Nashville for T.. Il. BlJnt7S
celebrated Cooking RtanEcs admitted by all to be
superior oaDyng yet ceTd conn rising all the require
ments for perfcrg the culinary in all its branches teng
also great economiser Of fuel and for and comfort
stands unrYaed. Give call and judge yourselves
H. A. COOPER. agent, Plumber, &c,
Nc l Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer Of Copper Tin Sheet Ware and deal
ers in all kinds of Stoves Baths Closets Wsshbowls, &C. &C.
Iuhll-d6m
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COTTON SARNS

and for sale at the manufacturers prices large stock
OF COTTON YARNS manufactured by the celebrated Pine
wood Factory, which, superiority and quality, stand unr
vailed. MIZELL, HOOPER a CO,
ap9 Nos. & Market street
- MIZELL, HOOPER
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Cigars and TObaccO.

Az have large Havana, Domestic and German CT
CARA, which call the
Our OWa EEuEufactsre,
Which only gurF1uie fom f1rsfy nee
70 fy per cent t0cer than house city, as We can
ell te without FaoFrT, thereby placing oar custo
fOotns with any iobber the city
II In fzo Virginia On swing TObaccRs we se
kLOEledge no rival. J. ". LANGLEY 4 CO., Z
mh25 No44 Union stzeet. Z
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPIAL sIOO,OOO, ALL PAID N AND ss~uEzB.
FENHIs Company being fully organized according 70 Charter
IS prepared 70 write Policies against uaae wire
buildings, Goos, Wares ami MERCHANDISE -eneray Ais5
shipments against Loss Daage h Sea- Rivers or InIan
transportation, the most favorpfle terms
LEE AND NEaaO PoIcIEs I.sczD A CURRENT RArrs
OgaeeAO d, Corner Of Square Gl5d Csli1r Street.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, " T. RFRPy
ANTHONY N NANAEER, JAsfES WOODS.
JOHN EIREMAN. JOHN II FWTN
HENRY HART, ia, X q Mn fTRY
THOS. ". EVANs, HUGH WrCRAF
sNESLEY GREENFIELD.
Jams WALEKR, Secretary. sDriIs--
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FOEE RENT.

TUX
ROOM Cherry eet, suitable for Office sleeping
a be rented for the nder Of the year Apply
this Office nhlU
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
A BECKER would respectfully announce to the public OF
" Nashville that he has located teacher of the Voice. Of
Piano, Vonceo, Violin etc. Orders ef at McCures or Ben
sons Music Store will be promptly attended too
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TENNESSEE MARINE
AND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital Sf5Os0OO-=ail vakd in.
nFFICE North West Corner OF the Pubic sourre WfIt,Ss
risks against loss damage hy FIRE on Drein ard otb-
io eoeds IN sioF Ge Also Marine and Rirsr hazards %
and from all ports Also
Risks ON Negroes against the Dangers OF
the River.
JOHN VI. HILL, JOSEPH Walk.
JAMES CORdET, THOMPSON ANDERSON,
GIN fOGH. JAMES ELLIS,
ALEN- ALLISON, n. =. ALLCWAT
r. II. GARDNER, W S EAFIN
THOS. I. BEANSFORD.
JOSEPH VAUIE, PresFdenr.
A.W. BUTLER, Secretary 49,
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GRAEEERIEEES,r~le0, 1s&1$ bbls Eee fresh Gran
Z Jherriss for saleveIy low BY
M &.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAN TENNESSEE
y. A. IEiilIrs. Fronrietnr.

Wis Hotel spacious brick building just completed
The proprietor has incurred heavy expense fitting q.
and furnishing the rOOn ~ make them and comfortable
The house is open for the reception OF boarr, visitors
travellers and the proprietor afford ample accommodations
Tor 100 persons. An omnibus with good and sale Team viii BE-
tie depot convey passengers Hotel hack TO the
iepJl again The proprietor intends it class
iotei.aa hopes 10 share a liberal patronage.
auglS DANIEL a. TIRES, Proprietor
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tTATClE Boxes FoXs Pearl starch the best article
Sin the market for salelow BY
ian IL No. 5. Market st.
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e L N. NJ. n DEL d CO.,
WHOLESALE GkOCERS AND
COMMITS SION MERC ANTS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES, CIGARS, AND TOBACCO,
No. 8 Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
LIQUORS.
100 DO Bourbon & Rye do so do Rum, Gin, and Wines
In store to 5I and for sale ~ BEN NJ NOEL CO.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
1nA GOO IMPOETED Cigars assorted Brands,
HUI. UUU 100 bzs Tobacc6, assorted brands,
In store and for saleby nhl6. BEN. N. NOEL& co.
SUNDRIES.
eco bags choice Rio Coffee 200 halls and whole bOzs
100 ehs prime to cho'e Brown o. s star ca Caadles,
200 bis and haIfbbls Molosses, 300 kegs Nails
AND l1 @ay os a S az In store am MI e i4d az %
5000 REWARD.
ID ROKE JAIL Springfield, Robertson county, Tenn the
night Of the pa day Of May, the following psonsTs
Bur- years Old ecmplected heavy set,
feet high rather quick spoken, who was committed Tor the
der Of Cook.
RaYSoEDs Is or 30 years old about five et high well proper
TONED, daS complicated and active who committed
accessory 70 the murder Of Cook.
CARROLL MORR about p years old dark Completed, ~ fa
uTrd, stanme, affection Of the hip and legs and walks
la lily; vas committed for The murder Il his father
JOH LUEL; about . old, about 81 feet kh we'll pro-
poroned fair eoeeted and quick spoken who vas commit
ed for laTcsuy.
viii give reward Of $500 The apprehension delivery
the above PRISONERS $50 apprehension de
livery Of either Of them.
msy24-3t N. }. DEAUGHON.
MEG Z o C *
IN THURSDAY, the 9Th day = June next The premises
viii sell public sale, 5 80 Lots in b. T. Mcayocks
FIRST Addition to Nashville The Lots front College Cherry
SUMMER streets, among the valuable Lots IN
that seiiOn.
Particul RS in due tine.
mayi5 4. V. S. LINDSEY. /
HALF HOSE
AZ Silk, Isle Threat light Merno, Cashmere, Cotton,
" received in. MCGILL.
may -. 1
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PLOWSI PEOWS!! PLOWS!I!
AZ g keep constantly hand full plos
~ Manufactured at the Tennessee Pillow FactO-
ry Farmers would 90 well to give call before purchasing
as sell them good steel pow ever been offered
Tor sae 10 this city at from ten to twenty per less than you
have been payingf the came quality Of ploEs.
P. & G. ANDERSON,
febt-u % and IS corner Broad and College streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
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A. TsEvA & co.
No. 80 south Market Sareer.
CoSE DcO>~ WATSON uousz, orp,srr. rvss. -
M ssskS. A klFA Co, direct importers Of VINE Coz
I'VE nag, Brandies Domestic and Uavans &C., 49, -
moved o MaEee. STREET No. So door above watson Ho1S
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TO BIZ DRAWN
EACH SA GkEEAK MAY.

6s4SJ Pr1esAmounungt A3EUgOUO
WHOLE TICKETS sIOi HALVES s. QUARTERS s2s
A Circular showing the plan OF The l.SS-
teries will be sent 10 any one dcslrcuS OF
receiving il.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
he folloSing rates, which IS tle Tisk: .s
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 hole Tickets So
. 9 { ISS $'a5,s. :: 3
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICA TES Please
money address for the Tickets ordered,
receipt they vi. be forwarded by first mail Purchasers
List Drawn numbers and Prizes viii be sent pur
Chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Othce. County and State.
II Remember teyey Prize is drawn and payable in full
~ All prizes Of 81 900 under, paid Immediately
the drawing-oher prizes the tine thirty days.
Notice 30 COrreSpOndenIs-Those VINO prefer
sending money BY nail, the ADAMS ENPBESS COM
sPwards, be at risk and eee from any ethyl
or town where they have office The AID order mus2
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Certificates by Express to be iii
wood, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY a CO., Wilmington, 1ga
the amount of prize that each is entitled pub
hlhed after very drawing in the following pspersAugusts
iGs Constuonalst Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette New
Clarion. lapi7
New Furniture Store.
III Il N III A w ~ IA BE
WHOLESALE DEALERS N AND
manufacturers OF all kiuuS OF Furniture
NO. IS MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE IENNESSFE
VNTOULD respectfully call attention to their large am, s
w FURNITURE, and Ia doing feel corG
dent that they ere prepared 10 cNhillthy Tar
THE LAfEssEsSE An - BEST STOCK
all descriptions Furniture city. II ey
are oepng their stock those who desire purchase
wholesale at very reduced prices
FOX CASH.
Of all kinds constantly kept on hand and for sale
the lowest market prices.
sp94-d tW& vim ItENSiIAW 4 TAMBLE.
Regular Nashville and EOu- |
80 iSViIIe Passenger Packets. |
Tbs splendid light drauslt steamers
TEMPEST,
d. G. PARR, Captain.
JOHN GAULT,
}. II. BUSCE, Captain.
One Of the above eayeN e above, e-eW ednC
dsy Al yclock Nj, connecting at Louisville with the Unite
sStes for Cincinnati Parkesbug Wheeling Pitts
ur baltimore Ohio Railroad Tor the east Through reCy
e for fregt 20 Baltimore Philadelphia York and Bost
low a. By any other reliable line These boats were built "a
y for the The strictes puuctuay observed IN time
lo starting Fer freight passage apply on board or to
Ii. IL. HARRISON Agent.
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OESTERS.-slOqCases Npmson, Thomas Co.'S Superior
FCove Oysters equal to put up Fo sales EaI
"''-'- CARTER, WILsF0RD CO.
a., II or No 5. Market st.
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Wall Paper.

c. w. KLA GES
AS opened Wall Psper Store Union Street obi Fellows
Hall, where he prepared show lzsge variety Of Fail
Rape Bores Decorative Papers, window Shades, Fire beard
Prints, &c, g.,
" Papering done in the neatss
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WIN. II. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received and after careful
examination pure article entirely free from the
aduteratrg ingredients ofTequeDty used
Yours respectfully, JAhES ). MAPES,
ANALYTICAL Chemist
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-06-01
The Political Campaign

The people of North Caroline
'hfesnoid OF one of those exciting politic,I
'arhisals' which therefore, have had So n--
a snare N promoting drunkenness and
AMONG our citizens. The dark record
last years campaign, while fresh in the -
ories Oh our people, Disguised, mort;6ed O.,
appalled, almost every sober, consider,.o
It's oiack register has been transferred
archives OF Heaven to be brought ont on 81
day OF doom, to the confusion and condo-
uon OF the guilty promoters and .o,o--
That scene. Shall we have a reneti,ion
Is there not moral force enough in the nra..
and population of North Carolina to MS
the re-enacting of that horrible tragadr
There is, but it needs combination. un;on
e~xertion to do it. anu
Inc democracy and the opposition are mo-
shalllng their forces-the camp-ires
ing hghted-ever and anon, already n
nal guns are believing, and we NAV loolr
a warmly contested battle. The oreot eau
taon which the people of North C.ro,;a-
SaIOlll9
ought to decide now, is whether rkiszsu ILL
have a controlling influence or not in a.
canvass? Whether the honest indepeDdono.
OF North Carolinians shall be tampered Will
any longer, and whether their liberties shall
De put into the shambles and bartered for
jug OF whiskey. We say now is the time =,
settle that matter. The present canvass =;
favorable time to inaugurate the doctrine and
initiate the practice, that whiskey shall h.
banished from our elections.
The approaching canvass may be made u;.,
httie sacrifice, more a test of principle than
partylsm-less a broil and a turmoil tb.a
sober, considerable and manly contest f.. a.
good OF the country. With the excan+;oa -.
the congressional election, politics onobt =.
nave out little to do with it and wbisLou
may be wholly dispensed with. Arc n.
Gratis afraid to risk the issues of tbo
upon the principles alone, which tbav -.
so long contended for, and which are now
nighiy In the ascendant? Are Wbigs md
opposltion-men afraid of a cool encounter of
intellect and argument with the Dcmocroo. .
Both parties declare, that all they von.
the sober decision of the people upon the
| points at issue Are they honest and trutb
Iui In the assertion? If so, where is the mood
5 OF the ohiskey argument? If Democrats nov
wings nor opposition-men, will bring wbis.
! key into the canvass, there will be = cham.
t Tor once, of having an honest expression Of
! the politics of North Carolina-not otherwise
E What honest, v%irtuous politician will stem
forth, and make the effort to Danish wb;sLor
from the contest. Temperance men! now i
the time to press this matter strongly pror
n the candidates and the parties. Can YOU vot
Tor men who conference.-the ~ruinious anl
e destructive course? We think not. If yo,
n are true to your principles, you cannot.