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Constipation or Costiveness.

No one of the "many Ills fesh is heir to- is so
prevalent, SO little understood and SO much neg
looted as Cos,iveness. Ofen originating IN care
isssnes.. or ssdentary sblts; it is regarded IS .
slIg ht disorder of too little consequence to excite
anxiety, while In reality il is the precursor and
companion of many of the most fats. and danger
GUS diseases, and unless early eradicated it will
bring the sufferer TO an untimely grave Among the
lighter evils Of which Costiveness is the usual at
tend6at are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath Piles, and others oflike nature lille long
train offrghtfu diseases suoh as Malignant Fevers,
plsxy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, Hyperion
drissis, and EnsaSity, rat indicate their
Not unfreq usntly the diseases named orIsinste in
onst,Pahon, but take on an independents exist
ence ess the cause is eradicated early stage
From all these CONTRIBUTIONS 1t follows that the
deonfer should receive immediate attention when
ever 1t occurs, and person should neglect to re.
q box of CephalIc Pills on the frst appearance OF
the complaint, as their timely viii expel the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of disease and destroy thil
dangerous foo TO human life.
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FEVER AND AGUE

Is caused BY the mIasm exhaatlon evolved from
decsyed and decaying vegetation In moist soIs
WheH absDr Drd Into the circulation, 10 becomes an
lrntstng virus in the blood, which deranges and
destroys the health of the whole system. We have
long sought, and at length found an antidoto,
AYERS AGUE CURE,
which neutralizss this malarous poison In tie
blood ana stimulates the Liver TO expel it from the
body Its action upon the stsm is invariably sure,
ami its cure OF Fsyr asd Agxs, and kindred COM
plants certain. Ii taken In season il expels the
virus from the system as 10 Ia absorbed, and thus
keeps those who use the CURE" free from its at
tacks, keeps the system In health, although ex-
tons which arc induced BY this malig nant infu
ence, such IS Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb
or Masked Agqe, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tsm, Gout, Bindness, Toothsoe, Esrsohe, CO
the Spleen. HystsIlos, Coic Paralys SIS, and Pain
full Al eciions OF the Stomaoh and Bowels, al OF
which, when arising from this cause, will be found
20 assume more or -ess the intermittent type. Thii
AsuR UnE"Jemoves the cause OF these defange-
ments, and cures the disease.
This IL accompishes BY stimulating the exoreto.
RES 20 expsi the virus from the sy stem; and these
organs py degrees become Ia TO do This IN
onioe oil their own eccord. Hence arises what we
,sms s sna sat ns Zine may accomplish III,
saerlhoed In the attempt, while this Aous Cunr'
does % once, and With safety. The extsnsiy,
OF this In all yarreties OF cases. has shown in
be sursr a. well Is q safer remedy for the who'll
class OF diseases which are caused By the mas ma
ito infeonol, than any other which has been dis
tage 70 the public, which 10 that 1t Is cheap as vel
Prepared By DIR. J. c. AVER & CO, Lowell
Mess. no 10 colin
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A Real Blessing,

Physieiax.-Wsl, Mrs. Jones, how il that head
ache,
Mrs. Josss.-Gone! Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish
handy.
Physieidn.I7You can get thsm At any QruGglsts
recommend them in s1l GASES OF Headache.
Mrs. y0rss.-I shall send for q box directly, and
sha tell ell my suffering risnds, for they are Ysa
blessiHg,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The AMAlaAMArfoS OF LANouAsxs--There il q
growing tendenoy 10 this age 20 approprists the
most xpressive words Of other leng1 and amer
while 20 lncorPerste them INTO opr own; thus the
word Cephsic, which is from the Greek, signifying
'for the head il now becoming popularixed in
connection with Mr.. Spald ing's great Headache
remedy; but It viii soon be used IN more genera
way, and the word Ceph.lie will become as
common as Electfotype and many others whose
distinction IS foreign vcrds has been worn away
by oommep usage until they seem "nahve and 70
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvkp-Mr.
ding has sold two millions of bottles OF has GEL
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth of brok On
frrnltuEe, thus making an aggregate of twenty mil
yalIsble invention. Having made his Glue house
hold word, ne now proposes to do the world still
bis Cephalic Pills, and If they are a. good a. his
Glue, Headaches viii soon vanish away like snow
in July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

UcOvKR EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident 70 close attention to bus ness or
study, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache. The disordered state of mind and body
Incident TO this distressing complaint ia . fatal
blow TO al energy and ambition. Sufferers BY this
these dist, essng attacks by using one of the Co.
phallo Pills whenever the symptoms appear. 1t
suiets the overtasked brain ard soothes the strain
ed and jarrlng nerves, ard reIaxes the tension OF
the stomach which always accompanies and az
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NJ ''uIy ~RRS, we slsI TaRsS n
DLUMBERs AND GAS pfrrERs,

J. w. THOMPSON & co.
Would call the attention of water takers 70 their
iESs'isS = $ IsEi
sA KIc3sS sEEsH PdM TtT Uss'
iron: Wrought Iron, Lead and GAvsnised W. L
Els, f RGBsE r. HOSE 6ss Il. and PAVE WASH
Having superior advantages, with practical
into dwellings with all the latest improven snts
promptly, and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy.
no "a dtMarI bel. 9th and 10th sta. south sids.
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ID DID you ever have the Sick Headsohe? Do
yon remepber the thIobbing TEMPLES. the feversd
How totally unit you were for pleasure, converse:
ton or STUDY. One Of tho Cephaio Pills would
then experienced. Por this and otter purposes
you should always have q box Of them on hand to
use Al ocoaaion requires,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

GREAT DIscovERY.-Apong the most importan,
OF AL the great medical discoveries of this age may
be considered the system of vaccination for proteo-
ton Eom Small Pox. the Cephalo Pill for relief OF
Esadachs. and the use Of Outline for the proven
whose benefits with be experienced by suffering
humanity long after their disco are often
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MRDICINEs

lock HOSPITAL,
Has Dssssssysd fks NEST csyfsss, Speedy, es< ssIf
EfssssaI Rsvsty 90 10 Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRUDENck
LET NO FALSE DRICACY PREVENT.
APPLY fMNED ATELY.
4 crRs HARRxNTEp, Or NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS. -
ws.i.sa e NJ s.sl, snss,sss Assss..s 80. KA.sr
;....s :fis::.. f.lps.a. 8 2..r. r:iy I::ssss
Es.. . siia Ai....e. q Sc Lsae,. s:@.sl S...ls
:sArsss. pr.ssfs md ps.sssa,. r..Ss.. vs.S ,.s
narr.ss pss.tss. and dsstrsy sss Body ana hiss
r..,., -. ,.,, i aosse - .E ,;s. q ..u. VIA.
.ti dI..dsi .as a..useuy. hahn which :.n..y svs.p.
..d talent, :sd sri.at sssset vas niShi ssrvs is,.
ssszing assatas VIA As sudsu 81 eisgssass
ysssd 10 ssssssy Rs fvias yss, nay ssi VA NIL ss>s
s.s.. s:as ..a. ssys.. ' ....ss!s ::s:s: s!Ii,S
a.lssaisiss, As. ssssdly erred
s..,y ssa,as in hi. ssa:s :. Es.a'..a saa
OFFICE Ma soVrn rakoExicxsYxxKf,
lea ssnd sas f.ns from Dslsrs suss fsv frss
Dc ga sst !. ss..r,. s.d ss.s1. ksasr
nk JoHnsron.
ns.Ssn sflAs Ksysi Cslsss sfsugsea ks.esa
na The greater psrt svssss life ssSsssa spsstu de is
l.l. L.nd.a Ps., rhil,e.Ph. .sd .i...E.Ts, h.s :.
S:.ai Many I::.i:a via .ia1ss i =. a.,s md
..ss s y s.s
.ss vi,l dsrsnr snsni q nd we've euss ian da,sIy
fAKI rA1slcyLAR NOTICE
ssss.in Pr.stss sa.ssd 70 vAsa .lses. Aas :s.ssay
.sss RE-; sy ~ :. .l:. :: ::e ~
s.adsr %.rras. asessiss and destroys .ssA Mad I'D
s.s are s,ns sd sns ..l.nsA.y ss.su pr.x.ssS
~ early habit, ysssh vial w:,hn:ss sfths nssh s.t
" D.r.as .s:Hi sfss Dig ::is. .s:s:a;. :.sa D.Sa.
III zee. Ii, mind AZ. ..sl
e.,
Lsvs q ssussds r.idy, eta, Il tAs sris psS
nERvou DkNknY.-fAss.ssd,s ca. ssvisdes vhsi
he ease Of their declining hssh Losing thar BE-
enc :. Z
DIsAAsEs OF iMPR1DINcx
6. S:s s. .. .:.
happens that msd sfshsns dread
ca. s Il All: a.. q.
sS iaG yAi sn aRs:
meath s.r neah Or 2. lsof a, ths smaller: Zee s,a Be- s
sv.r gsiins d.ppsntnsnt; Or ~ d. Is. that
lsissc, M.resry hsstsn tss ssnst.tisoL synIsn, q G
sln. Prosr...iss Win sstfsl r.pldiy, an 1.. ps
AND IhP0YENCY.
By s great asd rsnsdy vssknsss Il ns srgsss
sssdy cared and fall vigsT Fssisssd rAszsaads
nsrvess and dssit.sd VIE had Lest al hope havs
| been izm sdisisy relieved.
An imp Msr,ss. PsysisaI Or Mental pissxs
fsatisns, Lees Of Prsessatvs Power Msrvss rrtaSfy
Trembling and weakness uss Of ne Meet fssy
kiad spsssdty cured.
ZEE MANY TIo fs1sDs s.r.a .s.h. i..:is.s.. v,A,.
tbs last seventeen ysazs, and the
cal spsrah.ns y,rsrnsd ~ Dr. Jshnssn vtnsssd sy dc
Tspsrsrs 81 the papsu and ether nsSess
vtsh have Appeared again and again bssrs ysbs
idss his stahdof gshtlsnar q saa
billy ssGsisnt GHafaEtss tks a4istsd- nky
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'ardfy Realized.

stepped into the hapothecaries hand pays hi 20 the
man, Can you hesse me Of an 'eadaohes' "Does
IL hache ard" says =. "Hexceedlngly,n says hi,
and upon that % gave me Q Cephsho Pill. hand
'pon me 'onor IT. cured me quick that 'aruig
realized 'ad ed an 'eadaohs. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

IL The speech Of Mr.. Dixon, U. s. Senator
from Connecticut, II creating q revolution In that
State. The Hartford Times says:-' IL 10 curious
% see the effect on the Hartford republicans Of
Senator DixonS speech. About half Of them, APP
parently, are bitter as NORWOOD, and their re-
marks are by no means complimentary Of the
Senator; while the other half warmly sustaiBs
Mr. ID. The irrepressi BILE fg ht WAKES warm; the
supporters Of Mr.. Dixon are gaining at present"
RKxARKABLK SfoHT.-Ulfsber, Iceland, was
lately the scene Of a most remarkable mirage.
Several ships seen sailing through the air In
a line apparently some miles In extent; some
appeared to anchor near fortress oulIt on rock,
Others seemed to approach 50 near the coast that
the spectators could see through me cieat a'nos-
phere, the images Of sailors At work In the rig
ging.
" The heir of the throne OF Italv, the son Of
Victor Emmanuel, ID Prince Humbert, now In
his nth wears bold and elegant rider, arstrate
msrksman with the ride, exhibiting skill and
endurance in all manly exercises, endowed with
a fair, open countenance, In which the soldier
like, honest mein OF the father Is blended with
the delicate features and sweet expression OF the
mother.
ID The coekads most used by ths Carolinians,
just now, is little larger than Spanish dollar,
made Of light blue ribbon, with q small brass but
ton in tae center on which is a palmetto tree sur
rounded with en- inscription sfgnifying: '.Pre-
pared with oar fortunes, and In our minds. We
pledge our lives, our fortunes and our sacred
HONOR
SPEECH RKsroRYp-Over a year since MIR
specifies by being knocked down by an OK. His
horse last week having taken fright, and running
away with him, in his efforts TO cry ''whoa," his
vocal powers returned and his attempt TO stop his
horse loosened his voice, and he now articulates
distinctly.
ALABAMA SENDS A CoMMIssIoNKR TO NORTH
CARoLISA.-We find the following paragraph in
the Raleigh Standard: - We learn that Isham w
Garrett, Esq, Is At present In this city, Com
missioner from the State of Alabama, TO consult
with the Governor and Legislature Of this State
on the condition Of the country"
APTzzLK.-The Romans have q caricature, In
which the head Of Louis Napoleon Is laid open;
all Europe Is represented staring at the impe-
rial brains with a bewildered expression, demo
ting the inability of the knowing ones to read the
riddle which is now perplexing conservatives and
revolutionists
DEPTH OF Nor TuxRN wAIERs.-Capt. M'Clin
took, Of the Royal Navy, who has just returned
from 4 survey Of the Northern Ocean, reports that
southwest Of Iceland, where he expected to find
the water 2 ,000 fathoms, he only found 7S4 faith
oms, and in ,seo fathoms he brought up living
starfsh.
UrA mechanic expelled from South Carolina
for not wearing Palmetto sockade has arrived
at Railway, n. J.
u The trial Of one Of the ocnsp;rators to burn
the Rock Island bridge commenced In Chicago
on the 18th.
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fkoTs woETH KsowINa.-SpHldiug's Cephslic
Pills are certain GU e for Sick Headache. Bill
GUS Hsadaehe, Nervous Headache, COST eeness,
and General Debility.
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Y r NCIs HARP X.
FAMILY aR66ttEElsssTo frfNShhD trpns-

Come, Of Ner YoTk evssss and Tesla ,trsef.
Respectfully sol cits the petroRge of tbosev
may be want Of any srticN in the ABOVE line HIS
endeavors shall be TO please snd by strct atten-
ton TO the wants Of the public he hopes TO merit
share Of their patronage.
His took consists Of every article usually 20 be
found In . htst-olass Family Grocery and Feed
Store. M lin
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DIR. ]. BOVEE DOpS

DR.. ]. BOVEE DODS
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERs,
For Diseases of the Kidney &, Bladder and Unnsry
cF Ftosda.sy w 4. &lFl,sL 8co1,,.
je1-iyL Aren't Wsshlpstou b. o.
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD's

II IMPERIAL WINE BTTYERS,
Are now being used from Name 70 tbs Great Salt
Lake. AMI tho universal verdict Of ell who use
they ara unssIfased in the world, DR.. Oods used
them sa9eessfky Ia his lr.osoe Tor Is years before
and prc;snt them Ser sale 20 the public; For the
cure OF lpSsisss OonssTguon, Indigestion, pys-
psints, snd al oAses rcsuiTlRg tonic, they ere be-
yond doubt mos. invafsEble remedy. Aside from
tneir medicinal properties they are q pure, whole
some and deDslnu BsyeExse,. producing 81 the
lessan: exhilerstInx efectx Of Brandy, or Wine
humanity and all advooates OF temperance sssisi
Us in substituting those VARIABLE Vegetable Rittsrs
for the ssiusssl peSssas and sdsyisysssd LsesoVs
with which the country In flooded, and thereby ef-
feotu.t Sd in banishing Disease and Dfunksness
CHARLHs WIDDIFIELD & CO,
PfeDrietors, - William street, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ, Agent,
WSHhiurtOa n q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

WArcHREssh.ISSI5IFSss tES6sILvER WARE
have one OF the best establishments, ssd fur
ing every description Of fne Watches, and "a
particular attention give 70 the same, BY 49,
thorough competed work man aud O. work ruers1-
lied. Also, every desorIp ION Of standard SILVER
WARE. plain and ornamental, man factu rcd undsr
my own supervision, which my customers Will End
far superior in quality and finish TO northern ware
sold By dealers IN general and Represented rs their
own ma ufacture. II. %. HOOD,
see S3S Pa. avenue. near eth a.
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THE EVENING STAR.
IN THE OLD HALL.

IN HE oLD AtALL
When the cares Of day have ended,
And tbs shadows OF ire night
Steai upon the cd home threshold.
In their silent, dTeary flight,
Hound nav chair: 10 dim Procession
1lnths cd, fauilia- hall,
Cone sweet q ees from the byEone'
Like the pictures on the wall
And NE dreams Of 10 e sud beauty
Which are mine again no more
Come with smiles miss 90 oiteh-
Meet me ut the dsrkensd door
And the VII IsPers; low; sEr OF whispers,
have heard IA days before,
ereet me gently As the shsdoysE
Greet me with the words oil yore. ..
Rut the uhisp all are vnicsless,
And the steps 50 lightly fal
That like footsteps OF the evening,
They are heard not IA the hall;
And the dreams. though gone forever
With ther bliss Of othsr ye ars,
still revisit me in darkness, #..
And welcome them with tears Z. n. o.
WASH OgtOn, Deo- Is, 1850.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
RooTs AND saoEs. 10 SUIT Ils
wears DOW mApufsoturirr al kinds Of BOOTS
y sss. snd msss 1Ofi q sss1y E
ed AZ = Tuch I9YsT Erics IAsn "a sese' -
hereSoiore charged II this ely for much lniertot
Persons in want Of Roots and Shoes Of eastern or
u ,os: sas q owes: sss
sL, 81. Psaa.,iss.s. s-.ss.
1--WE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRuNKs
a.. sna . ssl Of q scs i.ssSsst, tS.ss
De-. AID f NH. Z, T ~, I'm, 2s, $500
fond N sfii az 's tRrf AZ, svs dsssg
Ttoa frsnk. repaired or tAfsS in exchange
WALL. STEPHENS z 60
mar 1T z5a r. ayssse
SOUTHERN TRUNK NANUFAoToRr,
Q,,sssis GA Eiis.s' Hal, Rsshsxstea. u. C.
py TSTSks vxIfc !ssi sS Ssiess ?,
ehafnt elseyere. Az use roce bat tht <&fH
1s best yorknsl, oar eonhde5tIy recon mend my
Trunk, that are made ip OTHER clues snf sold here
e I'D nisS; az 9 sG
; Is 81 ykz kKfSEiTs Sas; Rif.
mallife name. ~ shoft noto covered IN vorf-
TIunks deliyersd in any OF tie oitJ. George
.kiisSSslg;si SSs Bey,'s celebrated FAMILY
dill JAMES q ToPHAM.
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By the use Of these Pulls the periodic sttaoks O,
Nervous or Sisk Headache may be prevented; and
IL taken at tbs commencement of an attaok imme
diate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea and
Headache TO which females are 90 subject.
They act gently upon the MISUNDERSTANDING Co.'S
fsreasss.
For Literary Men, Sfxdssts, Deioste Females,
and ell persons of ssdenfaYy habits they are ali
valuable a. LAXATIVE, Improving the appstite,
giving toss and oisoY to the digestive organs and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPAALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments.
having been In use many years, durlng whioh tims
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether or1ri
mating In the nervous system or from Q deranged
state Of the stomaeh. - ..tla' - Z =
They Are entirely vegetable IN their competition,
and may be taken at oil times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, sad fhs ab-
ssnes a oss dtsassesabls tasss yssdsvs &c sosv %
adSsisisfW sAs0s TO eAildrea.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFRITs!
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry G.
spalding on each Box.
Bold By Druggists and al other Dealers in Msdi-
zines. -sss.
A Boz VIII be sent BY mail prepaid on rsssiytof
PRICE, % CENTS
All orders shocld bs addressed TO
ssssb HENRY @. sPALDIN9,
no n-d&viy - Cedar street.. New Yosk.
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FurSs FurS
AT SEYMOUR'S IN GEORGETOWN,
/ have with strict care personally attended to
the manufacturing and selection of the following
Furs. Nv long practical knowledge of the Fur
Business enables me with certainty to invite the
adde's to goods made from fine and fresh caught
skins. Suoh As
Canada Mink Sable,
Russia Fitch,
Siberian Squirrel,
Water Mink,
French sable.
Chiidrens' Furs in great variety.
Fur Frimmings of all oolors.
Prices very moderate. -
w. F. SEYMOUR,
no 191m Georgetown.
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DR. JOuu1rOu.

as.Ssn sflAs ksyai Ce.ss efsugse.s ks.esa. gr.e.'
and the greater part fyAsss liz. hxSssn spsrt 10 he
pitas q LAndsa Psris Phseslpka and sissvksTs, has
fsetsd Of tbs estsnskiaG that o,
knsvn; many trsshlsd With ringnf In the hsad and q
vhsh EsssP; great aer,s-Ens bang alarmed AZ ssdt
sends basAsRsss with sqssnt hluihing ssndsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-17

tbs last ssysntssn ysars and the im,srant Bsre
cal spsrh.ns Y,rsrmsd y Dr. Jshnssn, vtnsssst sy dc
vish have Appeared again and ssfss he psblis
sidss his stshdaf q skasastsT and rssps.
Sflity ssasisnt Glsrsntas he a4istsd- Ian lily
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-18

Tho RgII- EVERETT committee have in their official
rsuaritv stopped to conquer by impcaching the sup
,,o,t,rs Of BREcKrNEIpGE and LANE as engaged IN
HE scramble for offices, while our coun-
fry Is hanging on the edge Of 4 precipce, while cl
VII var Is erecting its hideous front, when we are
almost a. the Beginning of the End" We are no'
in the habit Of attributing improper motives as the
basis Of erroneous action, we might ask TINS most
ratr;s fic Committee. did the thought never occur
10 their minds that the next Legislature viii be Just
ten wears after the Henrymander of 1871 Dlu
the Thought never occur to their minds that Un'ea
state senator may be elected by the next LeglSla
;urc Did the thought never occur to their minis
that a. Governor. and members Of the Legislature
snd O: Congress are TO be elected next August.
Who IS ever been SO credulous as TO believe tha'
JoHN 2EzL could be elected President Of the United
States Suppose he was to get two or three doubt
ful southern States and ten or even hrty-hye Eec-
roral otes in NSw York would that elect
him- suppose he were 10 get in the House. who
bellows that he could bee elected there, 11eSS 5y The
81ce !cpu5.cga Uotcs q 2aran, Lorgcy. Burtu'-
Same, 81 CO.. If that is The way the Committee ez-
pct s, secure Mr.. BELLS election. lt them say So
Upon further reflection We are confident that the
Committee viii become satisfied that uaey have
done Themselves injustice by wandering from the
plain road Of argument into the by path OF inuend0.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-18
The Last ProiaunciamentO of the Bell-Ev'
Cyett Committee.


The editorial columns Of the Patriot and Banner
of Yesterday sparkle and flash under another pro
nu, ,iamento from the BELI-EyEEETT State Commit
tee The Committee seem 10 be afflicted with the
,-ri;ag itch This last document of theirs abounds
in Exclamation and interrogation points 1t IS mani
testify intended to fire the southern heart and pre-
cir,,ata the Southern States into revolution
A.. inst JONI c. BRECKNRIDGE and old 10 LANE the
only candidates now before the American people
who ever wore the livery Of the Union upon hostile
soil in vindication of our countrvs rights ana our
ror,prrvs honor No carpet knights they TO stay at
home. sing hozannas to the Union and cry " come
back TO the Rio Grande, and sGue yooT Ho''oT'
Soldiers Of the Mexican war, you who followed Oh"
10 LANE beneath the stars and stripes AMIDST Tue
leaden hail and iron rain, you who saw the secohu
MARION in the deadly, imminent breach bearing
the flag of the Union 10 victory, Tennesseans VINO
were in his brigade while holding captive the Hans
of the Montezumas what say you to the charge oil
prs->1ov against your gallant leader? viii you be-
Iev II coming as it does from the Threats OF those
who advised YOU when you were in the enemy
cap1tol to flee the country a you would city
doomed TO destruction by fire from heaven, or viii
Won rather believe the true and sensible avOuch ="
If vopr own ewes? The men of Tennessee will
look to the spotless private character OF bREcKIN-
RIDGE and LANE, they will look to their past his
tory as connected with the public service they
will look to the platform upon which they stand
and defy carpng scrutiny to detect dlSunlon IN
either. BRECkINRDGE and LANE are for the Union.
They yererate its hallowed names; they revere ITS
cherished memories SO doing, they cannot forget
the principles upon which that Union was estab-
lisbed or be false to the patriotism OF those who
framed our Constitution. They deeply regret tire
loss of reciprocal trust and confidence between
the North and South, but they have never declared
GIVE NE DISUNION, GIVE NE ANYTHING 40 Pg@-
eues 10. A I-SIoS SUSTAINED ONLY BY POWER bf ION
srrry-rroNu AND LEGAL tbs, WITHOUT RECIPROCAL
TRUST AND CcNFIpENCE Preserve The LonSt'h'iioha'
and ,aygl tics which bind the Union together and
it " IN outlive thousand years the loss OF recp
rocI trust and confidence occasioned by the tanau
cisn, which now threatens to invade our homes.
Let Us perpetuate the Union by preserving the Con
stitution. Our motto is TEE CoNsTITTIoN AND TIRE
EorIIrY OF THE STATES THESE ARE THE SYMBOLS
OF EVERLASTING UNION. LET These BE THE RAJ
LYING CRIES OF THE PEOPLE.