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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-03-18
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-03-18

,a0h last ThdTsdsyl lAevsaing, between
the "Pierssn House. and The residence Of
Major Sears, ai5yold cross. If il should
b found. Tie fader win be liberslly re-
wssdsdIhy leaving itstlhis Office. 81 W.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-03-18

REST assortment of Portmonaies,
H1 Wallets, and Bankers Cases, in,
town, at HENpERsoN's.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-03-18

They are purely vegetable-Price 25 cts: per
A. HENDERSON, Upper sandusky,o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
Eo 5s. AND THE LAST OF THE SERIES
ER. EvERETrs DESCRIPTION OF THE LEDGER
ESTABLISHMENT,
And hi. seeouu, Of
THE WAY 1T EAs BEEN BUILT UF
In THE LEDGER Dee. 81 which Is nov ready The Bon
EDWARD EvERETT give. fan and detailed description Of
the "LtDGrR ESTABLISHMENT ~ also, Of " LEDGER
DAY,p and the ru.h for " The Crest Family PSper."
The subject treated in Mr. Everes elevated sra and
THE LEDGER which viii be new the public
THE LEDGER also contains its usual variety Of Tales
Sketches, Poetry, Editorials, Essays, &e-, te-
A SOUTHERN VIEW of the SLAVERY
N QUESTION
RECENTLY PvBusHsp;
L T. G. L u II T. S
oSTHE
PHILOSOPHY AND PRACTICE
SLAVERY,
As EXHIBITED IN THB
INSTITUTION OF DOMESTIC SLAVERY
UNITED STATES
DUTIES OF MASTERS TO SLAVES
wnu.r A ss.Irn, D.,
and Intellectual Philosophy.
THOMAS o. sUENERs, ID. d.
One volume I2mo. Cloth, 81.
LECTURE InuOdacory Remarks the Subject ef African
Slavery in the United states .
LnciuHE 1.-The Abstract Of the Institution Of Domesn
Slavery.
LECTURE IV.-The QDestior d Rights Discussed
LECTURE V.-The Doctrines Of Rights Applied to GoVern-
IEcrrEK vL-Tbe Ab.ta< Principle Of Slavery Discussed
on scripture Grounds and Misrepresentation OK the Principle
IycTrEE vII.-Tbe Institution OF Domestic Slavery
NITl-Domestic Slavery, system OF Govern
mi for the Africans America, Examined and Discussed on
the Ground its Adaptation hs Present Condition Of the
hsce. - 81, -, =, -.
Slavery ErenP.ifed by Facts -.
IkcTrRE A.-Emenotpaiion Doctrines Disguised.
IKCTuRE XI-Teaching the Slsvesto Read and Write
LHcTUkR Xl-1he Conservative lnhaence OF the AleAr
| Population OF the South.
| LEcrURs XIIL-Tbe Duty Of Masters % Slaves,
Nos St6 and S4s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
An ELEGANT VOLUME for PRESENT.

~
TIE MERCHANT OF VENICE ILLUSTRATED.
ID. APPLETON Co.,
Nos. SAG and 34s BROADWAY,
Have Just P1bished: ....
THE MOST EXCELLENT historic
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
WRITTEN BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
nussIed by twenty large Ennavines from drawings BY
George homss Biket and Henry branding deco
with EmbeTnscaI Devices BY Harry Rogers
Handsomely bound in Morocco. 81 %
From The Boston Transcript.
How delightful read each play spaT in beautiful hte
Ste printed eesmtnea paper sad ths pages adorned wh
he most graceful penced Of the VARIOUS scenes
hi, luIsry both 70 and mind and With the P.s:ss
revived inere. In and eteu,sion about ought
Pors shyoek Bssano Jeses and ell the ehaI.eter'
md % ieo5 % y ,ht ba one hs
and Ct the same time more exquisite git for the money We
can scarcely imagine" v,,, TIL. ,u,,o,
In this edition lusta,sd edited and printed in England
h sIe Of ven M euisS to WIN poPaI
The lsndsespe ss,Tsicns are from the p-nc Of
Brke Foster the and figures designed BY 0sorss
D.A& Co. ALSO PuBusH
REWARD, THE FOX.
After The version Of Goethe BY Thomas J. Arnold With
vol syo beautifully printed the finest tinted paper Cloth
gilt 90 so; morocco extra &5 antique, -.
THE BOOK OF MODERN BALLADS.
Book Of FavOrte Modern Ballads Ius,rsed with 80 illus
trOn drawings Of the rst artists, Each OrnaInented
with gold border vol Svo. cloth, gilt, 80.
BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS.
With Illustrations by Charles Bennett and preface by the
Rev. Charles Kingsley vol Syo cloth, gilt So antique mo-
rocco, 81
THE WAVERLEY GALLERY.
Being series Of engraved illustrations Of portraits Of ebara
Waiter volume with
56 steel engTsvings. Morocco antique, rich style, 80.
MERRY PICTURES
By Comic Hands, being collection Of Humorous Designs by
PhE Crowquill Doyle Leach Meadows Hine With over
$50 and Illustrative text. Obong folio handsome
cover by Crowqull, fancy boards, 81 So
LpALLEGRO AND IL PENSEROSO.
BY John Milton With upward of 30 Illustrations drawn and
etched bv Bket Foster The printed in red vol
roy al Svo bound sntqOe eh style, ss or In Lee
want morocco, SlA
DIES IRAE,
In Thirteen Ohspsl VERSIONS by Abraham Coles NJ. ID.
elegant vol. gvo., cloth, 81, morocco antique, s4
STEREOSCOPRS AND VIEWS
In immense variety, fox sale at LOW PRICES
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Gpeeial Notices.

Alta Meeting Of the seventh Ward Republicans
Association held at Botanic Hail. Tuesday Evening Dec
o. 1859 the following preamble and resolutions, offered by
Mr. GEORGE TEkW lLLIGER, motion, unanimously
Hdopec3. and ordered 10 be printed:
Hs0vsas The Repsbesn Party, standing firmly upon the
platfo adopted by the National Convention Philadelphia
n 1856 opposed % The encsehent Of the Slave Power upon
Territory where Slavery does not exist but In favor Of the
several sse Of the derscy maintaining such laws they
have constitutional light to uphold s the only truly Nanona
and Conservative party of the Country therefore be II
Reoed That Republicans Of the Seventh Ward Of the
City Newly ofk, ae condemn the disuniOn sentiments
svowtd by the Democratic Members Of Congress- and aeknow
edged BY that pexy throughout the Union, well the
tracking and serving attempt Of those eonessedy belong
ethr Ofesszaon whose roondess ears induce them
Join in the soaed Unon meetings being held In various
siiies and towers in the Northern ststes
Reotc3 fhaf Repubicaas viii adhere 20 the time
bonered sfspcples fathers Of Republic and resist
every sfteua OF OkgaTchy dissolve the Union
Whe time viii earnestly resist asd oppose
nessu laws doctrines calculated TO extend the area OF
Slavery.
ResolssJ Thstwe call upon al Union Meetings TO be held
herea 10 state fully and clearly the doctrines eEuncated
by The party South and upheld by the Democratic
they those whom fana.icey
finr a. Of the Republic that the people
So hich party mainssAs the glorious principles which
nee country is based j. bANChOfI SIEEENS
CaAs. Il. HALL sacs President
n. SKIDHORR,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
,oppS AM yIEWS.-GREAT

C,TFRFOSCOPES AND NlENS.-GhEAI
~ pEnITcTIOS IN PRICEs.-The suhscIi5er has large
- ant ~ sne STFREOsCOPES aud VIEWS which DC -
oss,irg al remarkably low price1 , - w.. 49,.
ein 80 20 $2S each fapei "0N0
ri 10 80 per doFss Glass VieM. 9m - to ~ r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
PRICE TWO CENTS.

MORE of LESLIEs LIES.
WI N, aid Ia his Advertisement in MondAys dAes ihs he
seed nk Of the chain cut By Cook IN bis aeP 70
besI Jail on exhibition the Of Ball Black Co Thar
,ts!s meat xas faI4e.
THAT STATEMENT WAS FALSE,
THAT STATEMENT WAS FALSE,
THAT STATEMENT WAS FALSE,
A proved by the following article from yesterdays bane:
Hsssrs. Ball Black Co. desire 20 contradict the
statement which apPeGed In tie paper; Of ysseeaAy N
who executed Friday ssi At their o'e on eI
kbuOn kTank ee never applied for he,r sAnetion % aeh
isssd.I
Now Master Frsui win tel hehoOds abOu, thing is
essOnable conclude thai be vii ~ others and this he has
done about Illustrs,ed paper,
THE NEw-YoRK ILLUSTRATED NEWS
TIE NETWORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS
THE NEW-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS
BE tried hard deceive the pubhc about our paper but has
tready found out thooSh have nos yet Published he
certificates which collecting for that purpose, that
HE DEALS IN BOGUS PICTURES.
BE DEALS III BOGUS PICTURES.
HE DEALS IN BOGUS PICTURES.
HE DEALS IN BOGUS PICTURES.
he continues hi. lies about Pape and about respectable
merchants,
HE WILL SOON BE PLAYED OUT
HE WILL SOON BE PLAYED OUT
HE WILL SOON BE PLAYED OUT
HE WILL SOON BE PLAYED oET.
THE PUBLIC LIKE TRUTH,
THE PUBLIC LIKE TRUTH,
THE PUBLIC LIKE TRUTH,
and show their appreciation Of Il by purchasing
THE NEW-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
THE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
THE NEw-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
THE NEw-YoRK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
as fast q presaes print them
CONTENTS of THIS WEEK:
TIE EXECUTIoNs-Tws magnificent doublepase Pictures,
the only published
NORTH ELBA.
THE BURIAL OF BROWN AT NORTH ELBA BY our
artist.
THE MoURNERs OVER HIS BODY.
THE GRAVE AND THE ROCK.
THE ARRIVAL AT NORTH ELBA BY MOONLIGHT.
PORTRAITS OF GOV. WISE, COL. DURYEA OF THE
TIN REGIMENT, WENDELL PHILLIPS, J. NJ McKTA,
ESQ; WATSON and OLIVER BROWN WHO FELL AT
HARPER's FERRY, THE WIDOW OF OLIVER BROWN,
and OTHERS.
u Mind ask for the NEW Paper,
THE NEw-YoRK ILLUSTRATED NEWS
THE EEw-YoRK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
THE NEw-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
THE EEw-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS
j.. w. CAMPBELL Co., Publishers
No 90 Annst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Buy and Preserve
IRVINE MEMORIAL.
A SPLENDID sTEEL-PLATE ENGRAVING
STNNYsIDE ILLUSTRATED.

FAC-SIMILE OF A THREE-PAGED CHRISTMAS LET
TER BY Mr. IRylkG-A PERFECT
AUTOGRAPH ~ LlrHOGRAPH,
with LETTERS by Mr. Irving never before published
many ANECDOTES; BIOGRAPHICAL skEfCh NJ NJ. NJ
TNIsCENCES by Louis Gaylord Clark WAsHlNUrOs y
IRNIEG AS AN INVALID, by James o. Noyesi the II /
TIRS ON p Willis and Theodore 1on and the ADDkESS-
Es OF the Hon GeoTge and Dr. J. W. FraDeis-a,
b. addition 10 the usual amount OF matter In the
SECOND EDITI0S
JANUARY kNlCkERBOCkER
Now READY. PHICK IS CENTS
Knicksrbocksr for 1880 inelos
ing eenis extra stamps postage will be given OF
the new and splendid Engraving Of - -. -
AERRvHAKISG IN THE OLDEN TIME.
Whoever shall send the Of hve S5 subscribers
faS cor viii receive th. Kckerbocker for year and the
Engraving poaee ee gratis lwoeopie Of each worth H.
iii be traits for club OF eight subscribers tS3
AGENTS ARE WANTED In every part Of the country
"a canvass the Magazine and Engraving Terms unusually
j,srsl JOHN A. GRAY, Publisher,
Noe 10 aud 10 Jacob-st., kew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

Christmas Beef.-CHARLLs sYMONDs Of Nos. n an
100 uOn brooklyn has bought nine head Of the
and best Bpoess ever bought time By in ned
Also ali that weighs 655 pounds
steh These Cattle viii be exhibited to the people Of New
and Brooklyn alive, and then killed and the beef served
TO bis customers Tor Christmas and kewYear.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
DOCKS for the HOLIDAYS.

I'D SINGLE BOOKS SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Prayer Books Bibles Assssne0ss stock every vAr
city wishns BO0ks Tor the holidays win and
10 thsr advantage call and purchase Il No et Cana.
Broadway where the of the Of DELlsSkk
4 PROCTERis selling O. by P.kELD, A-'isRse-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Second Edition New Ready:
DR. HAMMOND,

ON NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOCAL AND GENERAL,
ITS IMPORTANCE To THE SEXES, he
rtir, " new and successl method for the Of hese
diseases Intended for popslr By CHARLES d. HAM
hOND D. late Professor Of AnsoGy and Psihoogy IN the
FOr sale whoesals and stsn Price 81 Sent pest Tee 70
any part Of the eoantTy By nIsil -
Hos u and 70 Ann-s,., Publishes and Bookselera
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Maebinerp.

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE. = Tbre<
~ coUNTER.TWfsT sPEEDERs, buili by Dsaiorth Seat<
Coz very perfect machine. and In good esadnson Tse<
Dun Spooers "a unSes zach Creel Warpers 80 Boo
bins each roll Drswns double and dstvssssf
Hand Mules s3 Chase ficksr two Ohsse
Lsppers All or sy srs Of machinery viii be seld os
tsEO H. JoNEs Agent, yietory Mls, ssptesa Co, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
CHRISTMAs GIFTS.
THE fTAEDARD
FRENCH CLASSICS,
(FRSssLArIoSsD.
yIETFEN yOLUNES


volumes nesse0s bound halfcseIt 5S 5S
The in nsst bound in half calf antique
&S675.
volSue 25 sheep extra 81 50 half CALI gilt or antique,
~ Is.
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
THE FABLES OF LA FONrAIkE
Illustrated with fullp EngIaSAngs ~ > -
Grsna.e Translated from the French by Ezu Wright Jr
Cue handsome octave volume, bound In fun IUkey morocco
The imitation morocco %
GOODRlCh's PORTRAIT GALLERY OF CfLEBRATkD
WOMEN
ltyO superb qusrto volumes put up In neat case and bound
In ul Turkey morocco sDtique slo
This magnificent biographical and historical work contains
thirty portraits steel from original drawings BY the best
EsTo u and American artists -
THE WOMEN or BEAUTY AND HEROISh,
From SeIrirsms 10 Eugene.
Edited by Frank h. Goodrich. kineteen steel poraits
BovHd in full uIkey antique .'''''''''sH ~
TIE COURT OF NAPOLEON
Edited by Frank b. Goodrich. Sixteen steel portraits
Bound in full Turkey antique. Sz %
BROOkE'SF OF QUALITY.
Edited by Charles Kinesy. Two volumes bsHnd in hall calf
THE MINISTER'S WOOIEG.
By Harriet BeeeheI stove in elegant CLOTH full gilt o. %
bEULAH.
By Augusta Evans In elegant eoth fall gt, ~ %
Esr sse BY Booksellers generally.
DERBY &c JACKSON,
PUBLISHERS 10. I19 kASSAU-ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
q 1UOTRT OF DEATH.

The large add splendid Epsaying' is ~ 81 inches Of
,bis y vorldFenowned Psntins by REMbRANDt fEALE Se
nov ready for delivery. A.. A., .A..-sA., t,.,..
I.sss Of issuing e0 copies 1t s9 the suoscroet sae
Oo0 al IL Mr PeSls certhes that t sa aeealsis .a
% Of one Share in the oIsaA pAlsas worth
80 80 E..es AZ whoesaL, prices Mail s1oscftosIs must
% s.s 70 pay postsge. Six copies ieI postage
send esals 'A~ ~ q. q. COTTON
i<ee A"aieS' No. 81 PaTk-row, New orb.
Pa.tOafce Boz No. B29l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

COSMOS VISIT TO hIs GRAAD PARENTS.
SHE CHRISTIAN MIRROR BY a. L. o. T.
IDOLS or THE HEART. By A. H. @. 4.
rINHE most fascinating BOOK of TRAVEL ever
Il puhhshed in this country. -
A JorHEAL OF FIVE IRARs EUROPE. Asia, AID ATRic1,
DrEIss VIslTs IN l65l, y s. q. 5 g DAs-
knoKA lRos MINES, TKOY, " The sKIzS CHURCHESr
JKkusALKn, AID PETRA; ALL THE sCESRs OF rHs
RECENT MUTlNEs, CAwNPOKs, Lucksov &c,
CAsHHKRK, hHYBKR Pass 70 AB6zASIs-
TAN, Java. CKISA, AND hAUKTirs
With nearly 100 fulpase illustrations.
BY JOIN b. IRELAND, esq
Price IN masin binding ss hRlfealf extra =. 50
NJ. DOOLADY,
No WalkersL
This work Of surpssaE attraction to AL who fee an IN
ere in the countries and peoples which describes TIE Aa
kor the narrative taken Eom Joarnal % bs oshei
whh explains the familiar yle. The illustrations 0es pleasing
feature Nslume extremely Yted IN des and eIecu'eo
with rsEsrsAb hnh We proneuRe t one Of the most enter
la ming sad valuable books ofits Kind I'm. D. Delta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

COUSIN ALICE's BOOKS make EXCELLE Mt
~ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
ID. APPLETON &c Goa
Eos. 846 and BROADWAY,
Have Just Published:
LOSS AND GAIN;
Or. NARGARET'S HOME
BY ALICE B. HAVEN. -. -.
k,.hoY az The Coopers" "Eo Such Word sstsl" "CoD
tart,nept Better Than Wealth" ! vol l2mo. IS sonts
All natural and beautiful in this charming StoEy - Rieh
mend Advocate , 81, -. ..,, a. A.
Thiss pretty stsry for the family hresids ted IN the
suhors bappiest vein - Pittsburgh Gazette. .
Her stories swsys delight the reader and this one OF her
best Boston Transcript . ,,, - 49,
No authorize not Mrs Stowe could hsve done better
iustice 10 the sub iect ~ Chicago Journal
genuine Cbristmas CAROL -" BsltmeTe EIshsnse
tis an Unaffected nnadorped tale Of everyday me or 30
IN n ns 10 be- kSn veTitsbe history Detroit Ad
'~' OUR ASSORTMENT
OF
CHRISTMAS BOOKS
is NOW COMPLETE
.A.la 20 he haAa Aanna apphceto on.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Mnsiral Dcxes.
Rouss- FURNISHING GOODS.

A CKEOWLEDGED as BEST.-FOREMAN's
N Arch sprinE BED BOTTOMS sell for ei so Ca Ms<
tesses wholesale prices On Iron Bedsaa sPrnss, snd
Mattress complete, 60 No Ot Jonesst cor OF Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
NKITTEN BY WILLIAM SHAKEsPRARB.
nusrsied by twenty large Enaviaes from drawings hy
George homss Bket Foster and Henry branding and deco
rsisd with Embemstoa Devices BY Harry Rogers
Handsomely bound in Morocco. 81 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

MORE of LESLIE's LIES. H..
WI he said bis advertisement in Mondays des ths ne
Lao eed rk Of the chain cut BY Cook in bis stept TO
bIes, Jail exhibition the store Of Ball Black kOo as
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

HOLIDAY PRESENTS--SPEClAL SALE
II No 55l Broadssy--uut the slss inst.
EnrIish and American DELAINES...........l1t cents
Fustish and American CALlCOES....-...s...s cents
GlNGhAMS.. oenss
POLL DE CHENRES.... ecn.s
POULAND, Sims tvorth S1a cents). ).......sso cents
CUBAN CLOTHS "a yaris wtiel............se cents
Blaek and White SILK. hsndsSne.. .....ot cents Il
PnrI and AL FNCIAS reduced. as per cent
Rich baek SILkS... ,'''.~i
EMBRCIDERlEs, Walls, &e, equally sheap.
200 POCkET HANDkEkChlEFs..:. :....s...ee cents
previously sold at ell
Observe w. JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning UoodA
No. s5l broadway between spring and rfnee sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

JrsT PUBLnHkD: :.
TyHE best Work for Presents; the only WORK OF
Il this kinA ever published: THE AMATEUR" eoE
lection Of The choicest specimens Of modern fise 1oe
Of the beet composers clAsned and corrected
Wouenhsupt and Hagen tb Pagesl OF aen
the mice would be l4 Cloth tS For sale oy IN
HAt}EN at Mssoa Brother, Mes and MsIoerst
lust PUBLISHED SINGLE AND MAR
al RIED LIFE; or THE INSTITUTES OF MARRIAGES
~ tspt obgaons and legal dsqsshhesiisaA ~
Ihe late X CulverEe, esq Price - cents nee Ro'tAse
10. .aIe by H. DKXTER Co.. No III kss-sn-st n t. sHs
II Bookselera
DIULDERS, CARPENTERS, ARCHITECTS
ID ,boua have THE ARCHITECTs' AND MECHANICS
TOIRNAT With its practical Illustrations iBforms<en
f- Ppbi.beo weekly Send for sample copy
90 a. HIRTHILL, No. I2S Fuon-st., n Y
xTEW WORK SPECIFICATIONS AND
~ CONTRACTS. By Professor DoSALpsos, Architect
and M rst Fnssh French Archsct' and Euenscr' have
e,tybuted tAsr speci6calions with Elevation f@n, se
Stbeg,phed ~ n BROOKS and ethers Also, The LA" VI
COSTRACTS By ". c. GLxs, BaTrister Al IN Two WA
iH0e No LOG Great Russell-st London
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-13
6 Alb DNER 81 CO.
NEW FIRM

We R. H., E. s. R. c. Gardner have associated with rs H.
B. Buckner partner business under the style Gard
ner < Co., at tone Front store, 9 Block
We will keep always hand large and carefully seecte
stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties Beot Shoes,
Hats, Caps, BOnnes and Straw Goods generally.
Our stock plantation goods will unusually large opri
heavy Wooden and Cotton Fabrics both Colore White
heavy Bogans Wool and Palm Hats, heavy coored
white negro Blankets.
invite old customers and dealers in Merchandise who
to buy goods low for Cash. short time give
close examinations intend 10 make their inter
est, and to make this their cheapest market.
We viii receive and SELL for friends all country produce
WOOL Feathers, Beeswa Ginseng, Jeans, Lny and
Socks, at the highest PFcs the market will command.
ian4-a6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-13
New and Exclusive Wholesale
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
No. 50 Public square, and
Corner of Cedar Street, Upstairs.

FHNHE Retail Trade will be conducted the old stand,
&c Union street. to the be
full and complete from 18th February March, consisting Of
the largest stock Of Fancy silk and Straw Millinery
Goods opened West Of New York. Likewise Ladies and
Misses Leghorn Flats Hats and Paris Showers; Rushes, Ribbons,
Band Boxes in bales, Bonnet Frames Blocks Material for MILF
merry, &C. We would respectfully call tie attention Of country
Merchants and MneTs that after p years dealing
ing Bonnets and Millinery Goods atsr ourselves
have purchasing the trade all
times posted in the latest fashions This with combining ourselves
to as cash business possible will saving
customers Of fully lOpe cent small bill Of goods
purchased East.
We respectfully solicit call from you on visiting the city this
Spring All orders puncudy filed.
jslI3-ly Z WISE, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-13
aaiIp anian& 9meritan
..rn. aoc,<,, an me valIey Of Fl GhOr.

The Rock, IN = ne AAAAS1 -
By ). 9. WHITTIER.
psas Petra in her hill tomb sleeps,
Her stones Of emptiness remain;
Ar,nnd her sculptured mystery sweeps
The lonely waste Of Edoms plain
From the doomed dvellers in The cleft
TIE bow of vengeance turned not BACK
or all her myriadB none are leit
Along the Wsaiy Mousa's track
Clear in the hot Arabian day 49,
Her arches spring, her statues etl-S'
Unchanged, the craven wonders p@
No tribute to the spoiler TINS
UpchanEes the awful nlhograph
OF rower ana glory upderuoe,
or nations scattered like the elAn
Borne from the threshing noof u sp~-
VI, .b.u the thoughtful stranger turn
From Petra's gates, win deeper ave
Touark afar the burial urn
OF Aaron the ellis OF HOT
And where upon its ancient guard
THE Rock, H Ghor, is staining yet,
Taozs from its turrets desert ward,
And keeDs TIE watch that God has set.
The same as when in thunders loud
n he lrd the voice Of God TO nan;
As when It saw in fre and cloud
The angels walk In Israels ysnl
Or when from Ezion GebeT's way
It saw the long process ion file,
And heard the Hebrew timbrels play
The music Of the lordly Nile
Or saw the tabernacle pause,
Cloud bound, by Kadesh Barnea's Te.iss
While Moses graved the sacred laws
And Aaron swung his golden bells.
Rock Of The desert, prophetsung
How grew its shadoWing pile, at length
symbol. in the Hebrew tongue,
OF Gods eternal love and strength
On lin Of bard and scroll Of seer,
From age to age wentdOEn the name,
Until the Shlo's promised year,
and Christ, the Rock Of Ages, came
The path Of life walk to-day
Is strange as that the Hebrews trodi
We need the shadowng rock as they
We need like them, the guides OF God.
cod send his angels, Cloud and Fire,
To lead us Ger the desert land
God give our hearts their long destre5
His shadow ia weary landi
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