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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-13
A NOVELTY IN THE ART WORLD.
Photography upon Porcelain.
Secured by Letters Patent in the United
States, England. France and Bel
GUM.
The American Photographic Porcelain
Company.
No. 7SI broadway, New YoRK.

Having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
American and European patents are fully prepared to
execute all orders for IMMATURE LIKENESSES OF
PER ONS ON CHINA" presenting all the attractive
and advantageous features of ordinary photopraphs
the brliancy and finish of water-eoor drawing and
hitherto unattained quality of durability, by being
rendered impershabie the natural properties OF
the articles upon which they transferred
AS the patented process of the Company enables the
reproduction of Photographs, not only on plain sur
faces but upon such round of any degree of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be reproduced with fault
less accuracy and dsieacy Of delineation upon Por
articles of luxury or of household utility such
URNS, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOI-
LET ARTICLES, &C.;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing an
unique and exquisite style of ornamentaton articles
in domestic use.
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification of
the popular taste and TO meet the wants of those pa
irons of the Inc Arts desrous of having Portraits on
Porcelain, the Company have imported from Europe a
collection of superior porcelain goods manufactured to
their own order, which they sell at cost prices
As the American Company are owners of the patent
right and consequently the only authorized to
the process they have determined in order to a
ford People in every section of the Union an opporu
nifty TO possess Portraits on China, to make the follow
ing proposition to residents in the country who are
unable to visit personally the Atelicr Galleries in
New York: Persons sending a photograph ambro-
type daguerreotype TO the office of the Comuanv in
New York accompanied by FIVE DOLLARS will receive
by express, free of other charge richly or
nnented breakfast Cup and saucer, with the portrait
transferred thereon.
By transmitting daguerreotype and TEN DorIARs
they will secure in like manner handsome French
Vase or Toilet Article with the portrait reproduced by
the patented process.
By sending pair Of daguerreotypes and FIFTEEN
DOLLARS, they will receive in return a par Of rich
Sevres Vases, with the portraits executed canal 10
miniature paintings and in like manner portraits can
be Reproduced ON porcelain or Vases OF every
quality Of hnsh ranging in price from Twenty to One
Hundred dollars the pair
n. B-Be particular in writing the address town,
county and state distinctly All LEI ssrs 70 be adj
PORCELAIN Co.. ssl Broadway, New YoEK
oct2-sln
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# the Grave Gould Speak
LIVERY STABLE.

{ETBI t. WRIGHT & CO.. would respect n
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville EsSZATS
and the public generally that they have [&AA-
purchased the well known Livery Stable and the stock
and fixtures formerly occupied by VIM J. Philips, on
Market street, Just below the Square.
We have first-rate lots and bOX-stals to accommo-
date drOvers and all friends who may favor US
with their patronage
We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction in all
We have large number of fine Saddle Horses and
fine BUggeS TO hire all times
The fact is we do inteud being surpassed by any
Stable the Southern country. Come along and see
for yourselves.
jan3-Iy WM. 7. WRIGHT x co.
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HzlzA MANHOOD,

TsMPL0YlfENT.-s5e A MONTH AND ALL Ex-
EPESsES PAID.-An Agent is wanted in every town
and county in the United States, engage in re-
spectacle and easy business by which the above pro
fits may certainly be realized For full particulars
address DIR. HENRY WARNER. 81 East Twelnn 81.
corner Of Broadway, New York City, irclosins one
postage stamp
oct2o-dtriw&w3m
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nrI-GooGs very Cheap.

r AN now in receipt OF my ARE and well assorted
Il stock of ~taDHe and Fancy ry-GOois- which am
JffarIng at very low prices
As quick sales and small profits Is my motto am
riIITr N tax. m with the latter accomplish the Tor
ner and viii offer great Inducements 70 ali VINO VIII
aI-r me with a call especially 10 cash buyers Tome
md see for yourselves DAN 10 hCstt mil, ,
sept2I-u No y south sue OF tAe s4l1iIe-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-13
Furnishing AID Fancy Goods

WE are daily receiving additions to our already
w full supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. We
have all the latest styles of shirts and Collars stocks
Cravats and Ties. We have any quantity of Gloves,
GsBtets Robes uspenders and all qualities of Hosie
fnr hnth ladies' and Gentlemen Our stock OF Under
+1a
Silk WOOIen, suitable the approaching season
These goods will be sold cOrrespOndingy low rates
with the short crops. J. II. MCGIIL,
sept2+H Cherry St., door from nion
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NASHVILLE, TENN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1860
Nlisfellameoms.

JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK S CO.
The Kenys' and the O'Eellys-by DR.. Thone.
Margaret Mancriele-by Charles Burdett-
The Marble Fawn--5y Hswthornes
The Duchess Of Orleans.
Poe ana his Critics.
Ha NIB Jldis Correspondence.
sill on the Floss.
Life Strugge-by Miss Pard0e.
How 10 ENJOY LIE.
Fawn Of four Acres.
Living Representation Men.
Art R-creatiOns.
Habits Of Good Soceity-for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Lies MOrning-life's Evening
Notes on Nursing-by Miss Nightingale
Fl FureItis-by author Of Lamp Lighter.
Eryant's Euogy on Washington irving.
Ldtti Be uIy-by auth0r OF Gamblers Wife.
Mores' Letters to Lord Macaulay,
Tyney HaIl-a nOveI-by Thomas Hood.
Throne of David-by author OF Prince House Of
David
The Florence StOries--by Jacob Abbott.
The B BfblecaI Reason Why-wOrd of God
Friers-wood Post Omce-by Hem, of RedcliG.
NademoiseiIe MORA tale of Modern Rome.
SSv Years and other Storfe --hy Julia Kavanagh
GODEY'S LADIES BOOK, for September.
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK, for Septembers
PETERSONiS MAGAZINE, for September.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, Tor September.
Just received, and for sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
augI5-u No. IS Union stree
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NEW SERIES-NO. 1912.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
(N rps OR LES no CONSTITUTE sQuAzx)
RENEWABLE Al PIRAsuR

One square, year. S30-each additional square SIG
Written notice must be given 70 take out and stop
advertisements of yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise we shall charge till DONE
No contract Of yearly advertisements viii be dscoa-
tn'ied without previous notice to US, win any
charge be made for less than year at the yearly
rates. - ~ =.
Hg Advertisers exceeding the spaee con-
tracted for viii be charged for the excess. "a
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Music.
Pianos.
sCHUETZE & LUDOLFF.

4gANCFAC4 URERS OF IsoN FRAME,
vi GRAND. SQUARE aud PARA OR - -
an - Ia,,royeIaert conductive to y
suuerrori.y Of tDre, touch md d rabIty, COL
MEDALS awarded at tIe FAIRS in New York, Is
SO al '55 aud ia 81 Louis, 1853 Dealers, Scho
and Families will save money by calling bef IRE
chasing AIIinstFancnts guaraIteed for tnree
harerOoms 452 BR0OIE Sf q lew doors ee
R-o,dwav 4 N.w York feh2l-S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-13

,,ata5 on the Franklin Turnpike within half mile
the 5rv and Opposite the residence OF the late 30
euh " Horton This perhaps, the most
20 ste N the vicinity OF Nashville anu : a must u
= - : 1870 ,a-IJauce The house VIII be sold
-itb - or 10 acres Of land as the purchaser may
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-13
Housekeeping Made Easy.

THE WHEAT CHER YEAST CAKIS VIII always IN
III sure good wholesome bread FOR 10 cents you M
n get one dozen Yeast Cakes WnE-n VII H--As ~
r.. Ioaves OF the best bread
500 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
orsSs Almost every family II town bl= USED IL
r Spring cleaning II L invauaOiei7r wishing ll'
=. s
REFRIGFRATORS-W have sold a large lot OF
Ose famous Philadelphia 8eirigeratofs- We nave
= IoT cor1ng Tfey are warranted 10 give Satisfae-
m as they are not only the best but they are Inc
eapest known - , ,,,-y-,,,>-
aprI4-u AAIAE->AlL- . '-i-'N
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOX > al u
That Suburban Residence,

TEsIIING 70 make other investments, We propo
81 10 sen all our Real Estate IN DAVIDSON CO..
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Beautiful Farm,

-, z,,,a road now occupied by T C. McCampbeI,
1d formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
mi $50 acres This place Is so veil known as To
ed uosurther description II VII aiso De li1 y
Iaces To any one who viii cali
Al tie above property viii DC sold on reasonable
rms and q credit o. one L~Os thiee anu i'4i
4n,rv to Av. :. Lindsey, Nash lie, or TO either
'Io T4OS c 8lcCABfFBEII-
SIX mile from Nashville
J. A NCCAMPBELL-
Nashville
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Feed for Stock
THE Feed reds to 3 so per barrel By
kBENJa suIE1DSl z
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College


=.
LOCA FED,
Cor. Baltimore and Char1es-Sts..
BALTIMORE, ND
ETNHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
PTusperous and hourfsh:nE condition TuEice du-
ring the last TWoyears has t been Necessary to obtain
ereasing number Of students representing nearly
every State in the Union
It now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desTnbly located buildings in the city. The rooms
are eommodiOusly arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished
men desiring to qualify themselves properly fJr the
various duties Of The Counting Room, 70 obtain a
thorough Praeiieal B4sfHers EIueufton generally are
unsurpassed. in any particular by any similar etab
lishmeut ia the United States.
FACULTY.
Z. &. L0SIER,
PrinefpaI-Lecturer on the sceuce Of Accounts Com
uaerce, Business Customs, etc
J. VI. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping
and CommsrielI Calculations
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
NC JOHNSON.
Professor Of Business aud ornamental PcnmanShiP.
ST. WILLIAMS, Es1.
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REY. &. YEHTES REESE. D. J.,
Lecturer on Commercial EthiOs-
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Thos swami. Wnl. II. Kei.sler. ESQ.
Jacob Tru%t, Essi- Vim knabe- Seq
The College Is provided With CONNER .iai Library
dents.
Zach Student ha. desk to himself and i sepa-
rately instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, sudent.
can enter n any time.
Thetimsusually required tOeOmPleteti fuIeOurse,
from to II weeks
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates. -..-
A large and Beautifully Oruameuted Circular, con
tanning upwards Of SIX SQrAlE representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
CHARACTERISTIC designs Peumanship- &c sent by mail
free If eh ITgE accompanied with cataloGne giving full
particulars ut address Z F :; fosIEs sz
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
sUMMER ARR4NGE1TENT.

ON and sfe- Monday. the 18th Of April 1886, the
~ passenger TFAirs VIII daily ~ follOWB:
First-Tbe Great Southwestern, St Louis, Cinein-
natl, Columbus, Wheeling. BenWOo4. BalttmoTe ana
Washington City Express isayeS Wheeling daily At
S:lO P. NJ arriving in Baltimore at(sl0 A. NJ con-
Meeting With trains the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning leaves Baltfmre II 4, T. NJ arriving At
BeuEood at s3s and wheeling At SOS A NJ connect
iRg with the great Western. Southwestern and Worth
Hestern EHprsss. This train only stops for meas and
supplying engine with feel and water
Seoond-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chieage, St
Louis Indianapolis. Dayton, Cincinnati. Columbus.
Wheeling Ben1Ood Baltimore, aud Warrington City
Express departs daily except Saturday At 9so p NJ
and arrives at Baltimore n AS p. NJ competing with
the trains Er the Eastere and Southern cities Re
turning leaTrs Baltimore $50 A. II. and arriving
ut BenWood NJ 5-31 and Wheeling At 4sO5 A. u. This
train stops stations Fast Of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted a 10 A
arriving in Cumberland At s=25 p NJ Returning,
leaves Cumberland 62O A NJ and arrives At Wheel
ing At 6.lO p. II. This train stops at all siafiouk-
These trains al make close connection with trains
for tie Western cities.
W.P. SMITH. Master Of transportation.
L. NJ CoLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent april26-6O
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

Ia - 1870 -
an AND AFTER MONDAY, April 2sd, 1850. Pas
" senger Trains win leave Bridgeport a. follows
Sundays exeeptei) -- r
lO:9O A. " Mail Train, stopping at all way stations,
arrives at Pittsburgh At 2.45 p NJ Phil
adelphia at 5:l5 A NJ. New York at lois
A NJ and Cleveland at SOS P. u.
3:35 p. N. Express Train stopping At all way sta
tions. arrives at Pittsburgh at T:45 p. NJ,
pHiiadelphia at as5o A. n, and New York
ut 245 =. NJ
9:55 p. N. Fast Express, stopping only At Mingo,
SteubenviIle. Yellow Creek WellsCine
and Rochester. arrives At Pittsburgh at
1855 A. ~, Philadelphia At 4:30 p. n,
New York at $50 Z. u. and Cleveland at
9.s5 A. NJ.
Trains make connections at Cleveland, for Toledo
Detroit, Chicago, Erie, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At 7:3O A. u. and $40 r. NJ and
arrive at Bridgeport at 500 A. n. aud 4:49 P. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh 100 A. ~, 600 A u. and 1245
p. ~. and arrives at Bridgeport at 500 A. NJ 1920
A. n. and 4:49 p. u.
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Excursion tickets toSteubenvflle and return 800.
Fare always a. lew, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East be procured at the ONCE No. 81 Water
street, next door to Sprgg House, wheeling va and
at bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates 70
any point accessible by this road and its connections
70 the East. North, West and Northwest at office
No. 81 Water street. or with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
in MCCULLOUGH, President.
F.R. MYERS, Gent Tick Ag't. np26
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RICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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DR.. EATON's
I-MEANIILE CORDIAL.

and why: because Il nEuer fats TO dSord fHstdHta-
glso,.t TeILsf when given IN time. II aets as by
magic. and one trial aLoae WiIl convince you that
what we say is true. It onntaius
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9ailp guttlligentef.
The o. story.
Aarz EDEAlS.

II AsHEs RoIEEBD.
Conss ut BY me-. katy, and 4elI me
OF Whist he WIS talking last night
Whs1 yU1 stood It the gate fill the 1ao1nbeams
Had quenehod Al The staEs pith their ts1lR
Yoaeane bad. with cheeks glowing crimson,
And sys1aahes giitteEing Fith tears
And smile which, half sd. half triumphant,
SIN over yOlTssUeet mouth aPPears.
DID he tSlE o. tie beauty Of Eulnmeri
Or praise the Wild rOsGs paTfIusi
Or speak Of our arb0rs % rustic
Where WOodbins and jessaniine baoo1af
%Hs ted yOu = story or Did he,
Wet katy, dear, tel 4 TO ne
GYOu1ve almost forgot Il = AlreAdy
How very much aartered he'd be!
Tousay that you 4'tiaink may f,aezs II ~
Yes Katy. the story know;
lis an old tale yet always = sweet one
I'm certain yOu found it So
sTvas nsIT 10 tie first days q Ad9ms
Wbsu.wz1derfng through Kden's hlir boIper4
InEye'6 iftfIs oar e was UhisPerea.
While she, bl1silinE played With the no1srs-
You're tInsHfng. too what Is the mattert
Why, what are you crying about
Your grandfather told your grandmother
The very same story, no doubt.
Just three little words tell this Et9ry--
What Thousands Of hearts they hare fhriIledi
How many with Joy they have giaddeneG
How many With 50TTUW have hlled
These tiree little words ara. II LOTE TUU;7 ~
You see 'tIB the TeEy same tale
That you heard there last night by the WOOdbines
Beneath the bright moons ahTery veil
Don't say know nothing about tt
You know very well It is truei
But Katy, my dear, did jon tell him
The sii1s story that he told yous ~
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SES IsT T7aLG dHd lrf7l EGGD IN am climate
The F4NLT a. -ITfARTTG fills - =
gentle bat active CA1haT a Iic Whirh Tie PTUPFefoT
has used in his practice more thaa venfy yez-z
Theeon,fautiyiacrr1s- > Ing deJssasld fisa thass
who lave long u-eyi tie - PILLS aud the salts
faction which all express - ia TeEHri - their Ne
has induced ne place !. them TiIhin tis reach
of all ~
The Profession well know tlIaf different Ca
tllsrties act "a Ii-rsnt - poEtians 0f boIgel-.
The "a NIL ] CATH - iARTII PILL has with
dee reference to this - well essablshed t1cf-
been eompouuded from = variety O the pareSt
Vegetable, Extracts, - which art alike nH exc
~ part Of the elemental - ~ canal and arc god
and EufG in all - where aCatltartie Is Ibee-
dsI- such DsTunge- 7IeIlsS OF 1lI- sSaaa0eh-
SEsspinssz RIiSis IL tbs Re and L8iaR Cozffrs-
1,eEf Fatisi aud SIresEs idrsr TIE t-s9Ic thy
sudden cold which fre- = iqueufy il u-Eiecfl end
10 a long course Of FtOsy. = L4fs Of ApE.is- GRIP
ing Sels1ttoH Of Old y orr ne bSfs heHssEF
S,sSs Hsadaehe OF u1ei1hf . Al Lhe hezi. all galH
IaaESTy DissGssS. WOTHk, in Ctitsl -t9HitE RCB-
latiFEi. great Purifier Of the Blood aud many dis
eases 70 which flesh e heir Ia to menft1H
in this advertisement DssG- to =
PRICE DIMES.
The LIVER INTIG ORATOR and FAMILY CA
TuARTIC PILLS rstaiiSud by Druggists general
w. and snld Wholesale BY the Trade in Az the taTgI
towns ST w. SANFORD " D.
AanuIa!tueT and Proprietor.
as Broadway. New York
Agents. T. II. LOGAN CO. dsr2-lkwly
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sANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DEBILITATES.


TT Is C0MPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUNS
and has become IN established thet = stA1sa2Fd
Medicine. known and ap- proved BY All that nave
used it. and l. ncW res5Et = ed 70 with eJnn N
all the di=Ls=ss fsr which - II is reea4-tl-.i4e,
II las cIlre THOUSANDS - within the last tuoy car
Wh0 bad Ziyrn Up all = lruPes q resisL A. Sif
numerous unsolicited = certificates n ny -
session show
Thedosa must be adaF- - ted 70 TIE feL11eIa1ellt
Of rbe iDIivi4usI taking = Il and uscd in such guam
tiries ~ 70 Art gently On ~ the BoTelA
Lefthe dictates Of YOUR u iudgsnent Gnlde you x
the use Of the LIFKR- !, tLfP7GORa1OAf,a ana II
will cure Lirer O1zl- PiaiHtS, BltifeHs Aft1eSs'
Dysp-pSid, CsTDHic d. = ss5T9see- SHaHlsT ON
-f,iIfr II-r.1.eyl Dro7, fu Ssarr SEsaaaeA Hgbig-
ri CIldi-s7rss Clie = CoIeTd. C7stsr1 NoFbtEx,
TroZr-T Krf5yzfsu7 49, AnLeses Jaliifes F1ldls
IT5,1IIsssss ami nav be ussd suece=ssully an
0-,JfnTrg F;TuiIg Neif- y. eisss II vii cure SICK
YE4DI CIYR "a thou - sands eaa teStffy3 IN
tuDeHty HIissss, Uftlo0 a. y 'thTes 7sa-'o7fats ere
t1kgH Al commencement = o. attark
al IghQ HnC Is are gir- iHg their testimony IA
tts favor. =
MY WATER IN q THE MOETH ~ IN
THE LyTTGOR1TOR. d.TD SWdELOF born
TOGETHER
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WINES. Brandies. RUNS,
OF me HOOP sEiRT ltAsraAcTURE,

BLACK TEAS, &c.
ID TIERSAN & SON, No. IL North Charles St,
offer for sale the following Rrtles, of their own
Importation, particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold
and brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-Sandemans competition red and
white Port, in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-JOhn Howard YRrclIs hne
Madeira. In wood and in glass; also Grape Juice
HOOK WISES-JahnnDesberg Stenberger, Mar
eobrunBer Cabinet, Lteb-frau-milch, Bronneberg, ct
CiIAMpAeNE w1NRs-Nloet and ChandOn's finest,
in quarts and pints.
BRANDIES-0thrd and Hennessy's hne old pale
and dark Brandies.
RUNs-Old and fine, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada
and from the Islands imported and direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best qunlty-Tiernan brand
and no mixture Of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SoUCH0NG TEA.
nh5-'59-Iy
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q u EUEEIlI . SIIEs
w.P SMITH. Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ CoLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent april26-eO
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The Capacity Of this Road IS equal to any IN the
CnnnfrN.
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sANFoRD'S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
cOuPOrNnFp PROi

Prs TSqstasEs Ectrae>s, and pat lp a CLASS ca
SIS a. I.2A aad lriIl kgEp U an C,ilats.
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SMITHS WHEELING ALB
In Wood and Glass,

In Wood and GLASS;
MY CUSTOMERS, AND TIE PUBLIC GENER
MI ALLY, are respectfully informed that for the
purpose Of concentrating all my attentien andresouF-
ees on my Brewery. Malt-HOuae, he. in this city,
have cold nay Pittsburgh Brewery 70 MeserA Fleming
Brothers, there.
Thanlaing my numerous customers in all parts Of
the country for their patronage, desire % assure
them that shall continue TO 1anufseturs those6 fine
Champalgne. Kennett, Pale, and Bitter Ales, which
have heretofore been produced exclusively a. this
tabiiEhm0nt, and which hare acquired 50 hig arepu-
tatIon for purity and general excellence.
1 have greatly enlarged ths bOttling department.,
which is In high state perfection, and caps
BILE Of supplying demand tor the celebrated
SWheeling bottled Ale"
All orders for any Of these products must herea4tSr
be directed 20 me ~ HHheeling. W." where they
Will be filed and dispatched with prOmptness.
febl0d tt.I fts- GEO. ". SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25

Every day brings us some fresh intelligence
Of the steady progress Of the revolution at the
South. and Of the reckless infatuato on al the
North, which either looks on 10 mute. stolid
helplessness. or laughs at the action Of the
southern States a. good joke, or adds fnol
10 the fame by utter refusal # comrro.
mise, by violent abuse, and by menace, OF
coercion and war 10 the knife.
Yesterday the South Carclins delegation re-
tired from Congress In body, which renders
complete the separation Of that State from the
confederation, and renders her foreign re-
public. The Union Is Remembered. One
star has disappeared from the glorious ccnstel-
lation on which the nations gszcd with wor-
shipping admiration, and which wac the hope
Of humanity and liberty from pole to
pole Other sars viii disappear one by
one, till at last the great federal republic Is
shorn Of half It's glory and half its strength, and
the mighty power OF the New World becomes
an object Of contempt-a power which 30 lately
disputed the empire Of commerce with the fore.
moss Of the maritime nations Of the earth, and
commanded the respecl Of the most warll'Sc Of
them all By sea and by land.
The revolution commenced On tho e.h Of
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in forty years TO come-that is, at the opening
of the twentieth century-the population viii
be six millions and half, or half I million
more than London, supposing the British CAPT
tai to increase at her ratio for the last forty
years also.
New York will then be the most populous
city in the Christian world, and will almost
challenge any Of the Asiatc cities to rival her
But il will be seen that these calculations are
based upon the assumption that tae Union re-
mains intact and the prosperity of the country
undiminished. If the present political crisis
should leave as divided, the picture may present
very different aspect; for although New York
may suffer less than any other portion of the
country, owing to her geographical position,
her vast commerce. her noble harbor, the great
arteries for carriage which bound the island on
both sides, and the conservative character of her
people, yet it is impossible to expect that, in
the event Of a calamity so terrible as that
which now threatens, her growth and pros
perity would not receive fearful check.