Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-11

"a snasahsr up Of Unoonsidersd Triass.'

"A snas-her up Of Unconsiderei TRIES"
snare Ribs Unmarried females.
a S,ibtersanean Vegetable Celery.
The National tune-The spittOon.
The worlds golden rule-Get and forget.
Scripture for Topers-The wages Of Gin Is
When the tree is great its planter is deer
man PrOUerb.
"a a Phenomenon we should like to see-streets
The quickest path out of the country Redpatb.
The Squatter Sovereign Of the Old World-Ihe
In India lac of rupees is wealth; here a lack Of
| pence Is poverty
A lady whose dress is on fire may be said to stand
! in her own light.
/ In practising beneyOlence we should give as ala
/ the widow, with all our mite.
A man may be said to be in a stew when yoa
I make his blood boil
The orator, whodeals largely inquotations, speaks
volumes,
! The individual who "stood on his own response
bility' is to be indicted for infanticide.
The man who challenges comparison has TO ngh1
against fearful odds.
A question for discussion in a Farmers Clubs
the use of hose beneficial to c0THs?
The man who hunts for wealth hates to lose the
first (s)cent.
A bad hat taken 10 an evening party frequently
comes out the next day as good as new.
Great is truth-great is liberty is humant
ty; and they must and will prevail-John Adams
WHY is it that " Ole Vlrgiuny never tires p Be
cause Ole Virginny is so remarkably slow.
Seeing cellar nearly finished, waggish fellow
remarked that it was an excellent foundation 1or
story.
Our conversation should be such, that youth may
therein find improvement, women modesty the aged
respect and all men civillty.
The Poet Gray said: 4 nave discovered
thing very little known, which Is that IN one
whole life. one can never have more than sihgl'
mother.
On \ tombstone in - churehyard is the follow
ING touching episaph Erected to the memory 0
john Phillips accidentally shot as mark Of aztec
ton by his brother
Twelve hundred pounds for mare can't be,
ouoth Bagstock sOh. that's nOthingV says Cyta1
Richard offered his kingdom for a horse, and n
takers"
o Pure truth, like pure gold, has been found uni
for circulation because men have discovered INA
it is far more convenient to adulterate the trut
Z than to refine themselves.
There are minds which adorn and enrich all the
n touch, which can learn wisdom from flower, pet
+ from a blade of grass, can find sermons IN stone
= and good in everything"
It A Hipdoo female said to a Ch1 tan lady, "You
e Bible must have been written by a lcoldl, 1t col
2; tains SO many kind things about Our Shastel
e say nothing but what is hard and cruel OF us
: The newspapers at a couple of Eastern watern
places are discussing the question: what springs al
! the most salubriOus We are disposed to give pr
= ference to the Springs Of the year.
n A Change for the Werse-ln view OF the load
m wrongs our political rulers have saddled US wit
p we propose that heneeforth drop the title 80
p ereign People" and adopt the obviously more
IF pirate one of Suffering People"
b. A man passing through gateway, in the dar
G. hit his nose against the post i wish that pc
r. was in hi" said he.
o. Better wish it was somewhere else sad D
Of stander "you might run against it again"
ar ssThe AggressiOns OF the Slave Power
o. We have met with document Of the sar
lit length which furnishes so complete an answer
e. the stereotyped charge Of the "Black Repubhe
We declaimersn as to the 'aggressions' Of what tn
n call the slave power" as the following from t
e New York Journal Of Commerce:
y. PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT.
e- The following table, which has been prepared
he show the apportionment of Representatives in &c
" gress from 1911 to 1852, among the free and sla
no States should be pasted in the nat of every Den
" Graf so thas when freedom shrieker talks abe
M the growing and overpowering influence Of
ne slave power as all Of them do every time they IA
l he can take off his hat and politely show the DIS
at pie Of Giddings. Greeley Co., that he Is sllgh