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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

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HEMMERs INCLUDED

TWyHESB unrEaled Machines make the Shuttle or Lock
Ststch-decided By the highest authorities 70 be the
FIRST GLASS STITCH The Sewing the ap-
pearance upon either side Of the naterslno CORD or
RIDGE underneath.
TIER titcA on ne Band and Gather at tie time e
IN CoTds qrIfhoat bGstipg, Hem, Eel, Bind, &c.
The Howe Machine uses 3 STRAIGHT Needle. Wheel
Feed are strong durable and well made SEQ eUey Criy
Work-fTOa tie finest Null AaSttR 10 tie hedJtsst AeTseys
and for simplicity the snort time required 70 learn operate upo
and capabiy, are UNEQUALLED.
As evidence Of the popularity OF the Howe Machine
refer the following Certificate em some OF our patrons Tor
the past year
The Undersigned having the Howe Sewing Machine
their families, and having thoroughly tested them upon
every variety Of work. do not hesitate to pronounce them the
most mple the easily managed andS emPhaeayg he
'tNe PEHs UhrG' Of Sewing Machines.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07
nLACKMAN a. GILLESPIE,
(EucHoLs' CoRNER.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nOoTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, NALlSE$,
travelling Bags Carpet Bags LADIES sa'ches and every
article usually kept in our line ~. a., ,.- d.,
- -, fr;-pds. call and We determined 10 exert
ourselves to the utmost please all who may call upon US
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

HARPER,S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for October.
GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK FOR OCTOBER.
PETERSON,S LADIES' NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE for October. .... ..r ..."
ARTHUR,S HOME MAGAZINE for October.
Just received Snd for sale by F.HAGAN co,
Eept2O-dkWu College street.
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OATS.

~ ROUND and uuground.
az cORN-Greund and ungronnd
NERET-eround and unground. Ground Oats, Corn, and
p ixed great variety Of food for and BEAST for sale
b 2. ~ ~ $1,000 49, Miiis d D. DICKRY, Agent.
sept2-u
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HORACE HI. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. AZ &c d ar stree
ODDosite the CltAOlic Church. BashUiUe, 7ea1essee)
WILL Practice the several Courts held in Nashy Ano
Nv in the Chancery and Circuit Courts at McMnnVie.
nbIQ-df
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n Otice

Notice.
WTTE have for sale several ne Residences in The city,
w % them in hns territory. Also aNs number Of unim
lots in the city Of them finely sod for business
purposes and for Rezdsncs We win sell great bargains
We have also for sale several Of the best and merchandising
Building Sites West Nashville, Broad. Denumbrane he
Marry and other streets.
ALSOA number Of very ans Totes in sOyds, Hynes ard
Watkins Additions.
ALsOsevsrA very lots in Edgsaeld 3 or 80 loo IN
Walkers Addition, and large number Of lots IN haans A
ditOn and MeGaVOck.
III Pin addition which hsVe-a very large nlmD.r on
Country lots containing TO twenty acres Enin from
two 10 three miles Of the city aad the different pixies
septl4-f J. D. q .. "-p'rO''-'-
800 BUSHELS BYE.
M 81 lov1 a. cssh BUSH 4 BRO,
septle-dlw Cherry street, door south q Broad
SPALDINGsS
Prepared Glue,
sTuI in every House.
mario Eals By JOHN YORK
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TcIE1N a OLIVIER,

MCLEAN a DIV e IL,
LIVINGSTON AVID FOREARDEEG MERCHANTS
a9COmmOn street, New Orleans
REFERENCES.
F.Il 4 CUNNINGHAM, Nashville, Tennessee.
Macy & HAHILTOS, ~, A..
J d DrEEsKE President Citizens Bank, New Orleans
II 4 .THPoNF NOC auAl and Banking Co, o.
IrvpTD PrgE Union Bank, New Orleans.
n W MONTGOMERY, Esq, So Exchange Place, New YORK
UEaToE A. DWECEL4, Philadelphia mars uon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07
silk, Beaver and Cashmere Hats
OF THE
BEST QUALITY AND LATEST 81 A''
BENTLE Y'S.
North.East Corner of Cherry & Cedar Sts'
augYl-E

Fresh Arrivals.
TUsT RECEIVED By RAIL ROAD DIRECT fAoA
al Baltimore and New York.
50 hhds sugar-all grades;
$50 bbls refined yellow Sugar;
100 bags Coffee
300 bags Rio Coffee
80 Old Gov. Java Coffee;
hlf chests Imperial and GunpONdeT Tea
50 six ID boxes -
40 hIf chests Black Tea;
IS bbls New Mackerel;
50 cases 0y seTs;
100 boxes Rire Crackers;
I25 dozen Brooms
100 boxes German Matches;
100 boxes Virginia Tots
50 boxes Ground Spices; -
Which together with great variety OF Ooods IN our
line, to the trade, very low for CASE r, . ~
' LANIER PHILLIPS co.
sepl4d NO. SS' SCUM 'u~rAe'0 o.
THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL...ENLARGE
AND REFURNISHED'
YHSE undersigned having taken 81. ClOud
ENLARGED Il materially, and reiurnshed 1t throughout IN
the most elegant style will open the house TO the Puoe Oh
Thursday. the 5th inst. o.D-Rp
july3-dd SAMUEL . OA'AN'''
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EDWARDS, HARRIS 4 CO.,

(gUCCRss0Rs 10 EDWlRDsI HILkkAsUN q UOJ
WETILI continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission the old stand, corner College and
Church streets. luglS-u
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JAPANESE TONIC.

delicious Aromstc Wine and the favOre Beverage Of the
Tycoon Nobility OF Japan IN all Of Debility Indges
ton nervouIness, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings on Miss. River
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

UPFOR FIVE DOLLARS II yeu do not desire to spend
larger sum- we viii publish your Card in Directory style,
given below choice position in columns, for
year, for FIVE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE.
sample;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-07

MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS U. s. MAIL
p OK Ell LIN Il!
Tbe SDIendfd Boats of this new Line will
leave Memphis and N. y. as hefetO1OIe
ON NOM JAYS WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
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TENHE copartnershp existing under the style OF Ed
WARDS GIIKERsoN & Co.. this day dissolved by mu-
tasl consent. X GILKERsoS retiring from the firm
10 EDWARDS,
J. K. GILKERS0N,
July IA, 1860. K. 2. EDWARDS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-06
STAMPS anf 8effenuno

mo Sn ieher SUls= tnb gAuart nerben 8~eltefert.
Die grHBte Spr9fdlt ptro, auf bic @rbett un6 auf bic @usratl
Der Wtatertalten Serrenbet uni er fann baber fir jebes aus feincut
Snfttut berSergebenee Snfruntent oe @drante tterne6mea, bue
eS ALE @tgenIhaften etnes guteu PIANOS befbe.
N1e Snffrunlente aus metner 6abrtf werpen fir 5 Sabre BON
Dem Sag be8 Nerfdufes an eardnttrt.
8eirnoere Gnfnertian:feit mtrb auf Sic Nn$pab( BOT Snfru-
ntenten, relfe III elmer 9rr6et @ntferuung S~erfenbet merfe en-, YER
nenoet uo etn gprredt oS llnttauides i~nnerbatb 6 Mpnnten pom
gsrfeut8te9e an, miro ssfattet, fpate elm Snffrunnent ntht SpGa
fdn6te b%efriebi9en. rgr EFGI.
rs @~f2BtdhOlet r'erben rrObhtun BET gns SVr8aIYreaen sbs fe
f8 a~nberr0riS umleben. ~
SefdnOts p%Orrdtbig cine auSpabt Spn MelObepns, BON en- BE-
fen Snfruntentenmd6ern III $4,000.
III 9ianps Terben utectauf6t. duS9eHiettet un6 9efftartt.
Sm. sanabe II. Gup1D.
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Tcmcrs8 crG6erunaen.
Insurance Rooms.

JOhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
SEQ. 70 Secpnbfr.
Teuer=, Wldrtnez unb &ebeu8=gSerGhps
rung8sG
Gi6erIte lrtS feiteite EDmpaQnic.
Herltderuug8@@pmp Der 8aueb i. Birointen
nit $500, 900 Capital.
EHn9bitr9@S ng8z@pnp. y. 8iroirlien
nit 5000 900 capital.
Albentarle@Se no8s@pmp. s.. Giroinien
nit $500, 600 @apital.
@barter SofzSerit6 Comp. bon SdrtfDrb
NIT $3.50, 900 @apitm.
Seeuftr9=Ser1t1eru198S@pntp BON gtefps 0crt
~ nut S270, 600 @apttal. jf y
Rb0ttr@SerI td)erut98= Comp. bon STEMS ert
= nit $500, 900 capital. 0N"r
J1e IDlute@ Verftderln o8=Gpnp. y Npn,- Mor3
nit $27O,000 @apial. 0""i
neutrality-suspicious. y. g2enzOnrf
-. nit 100000 capital. o"+|'
Observation-Disclosures z@pnlp bon Stems orf
m NIT $3.50, 900 capital. oU'T
Wtettalltlle WlttuQl Martne.
nit 81 900 900 @opttaI.
gereti1l9fe Staaten geben8=8 er1iheru &C.
s. nit 81 $50, 1872 @apitaI. '
Jtprtberrt AIllrance=@ pnlp. bon Qn,tbc,,
mt 3d. 1914, Ill GapttaI.
We cben benlerften SOnpagnteen frb mn, Scr oo.,s,a.
St1oes DtarDlono a%utbOrirt unb lisenRrt. S"'H' oS
Oe BON benz llnterSet6neen repr16nttrtn gr,nr,or;
muil9 pertI9b1reS capital gum pollen nEcp Sn"eH qaoea
Setra9 oerantlporttd) fir bic 3obtun1 bon GerIrfsn "'STeoenen
erkst. ESSs" - 81 oS 3 gIttttltp
Sre6. aifum SurSebor. OO"H;
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Sermtfd1te Mnsetgert.
@5inoer,s MGhrtnfd,tne.

Die S6nstcer Gief9er Staot. fope ule Qerionel,, weIde cine
suite @abmaj8 inc 81 BADEN ]panid3en iputen f1 ertnnerT.
rgeno cine anoere, NIB 10 aud %swetmal Q ptel @elh
n%brtn8t.. Gisisg ma49t lmisre @faibInsn g. ben bttt{9-
in btefaer Gtabt in Operation an 0Sten, 2Seiten unb 9olen unb
baben lire Gt8ncr ODER bic Hamit attetttr IN BEN Stanb 9eest, f4
luebr @elo gu sripareu, ais itr'en bitieS eut anhereut &e9e mSg-
lid lit. QGe, mel6e cine Ger betteu Hdb al Omen, Die
nj @ebraud fnO, baben mbdten, icnten in urerer OliSe:
See. 159 Bulttmere1traBe
p~olIpreden, no @ebraut8- Qnmeiiun9en IN beuti9er, eueGffer,
ranSGF16erun b ipontihsr Spro6e ~ boben fno -lnb NO mir Sc
Il tCetne Wtafnune Fault auf ~oericlben arbeien lerueu.
gdtft mad eiuent @tcu1pIar BON Singers Acknowledgement Gel.
an9. 9Qe Moibtnen merben Elm 8anseS Sabr nat ibrem autaui
CON un8 in epQer Srbnun9 unb Separation gehalten. .s
+ Clb2SfO SO. g. Brpbertd, Moent
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- - - - -
Mt9ti9 fir @inparberer uno 91eiienbe.
GrlparniB Don 3cit, GelO u1t0 Glttfertrug
burG Ste
Nalttmtprcz nmo SbtpsG tleirbaDu
nad alien Gbetleu be8 8e1ten8
Iter
02 ~~Yo~sL,,Y1 ,+,4S 0D,ytn+t, nSer Rc,t5unnS
8arfer8bur8 uno Murietta, ober 8enmpl
OrNY re C

Die 8alttntpre- uno Obs @tfenbatn btetet beh r~etfeuoeu @ub'
bt er6sten Gsrtbetle IN 8etua auf 8tGietetf, 8c1uentt6.
fst, @i&frbeit, @iattlidtett unO @66ubtit Der g enerteu. Is Ols
lie Un teiner enoern 8dbn n btefem 2anpe IberrQFen wtro
Dteie 9dbn rom dttanttfAen Meer %aus0eteno, 1T bte Glte9e aus,
p~ebebntefe Qinte, alet6setti0 aber aud bic furSefe uno %fbue1te
ater BITE tt1tsfe 8pute fur bic Eetfenben mad bent gBeiten,
bic ntht S~erfehlfn ipGten, tie Su tenusfn:
Wfeilenentfernuna ppA 8altin1pre nod
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@tanos, W16bel u. I. ~.

Je. l, 3, D Htp ( N. 0utdtp1 IT,,
e~egeulter Gem @utdp 6oufe Baltimore. N1b. rteter erSfnet.
Danten6 fir bic aussebrettete @6nnerftaft wel6e Ser frateren
5trina nd9renb Der lsstsn Is Sab.c gu Z BELL uurbe, n1adtber I'M
%ter8ctdnete eert Yublttuut te ~er9ebenne Mnaetee, cas- er felt benz
3 ore bs etnen 1~betfuber6, Srn. 6enrs @a6le, turG btaen TOo
bic G%Ontqd9nte 8elSif mSroen mar ben eunsen beosutenret Vrratb
BON npb nppuenoeten9tdnO's SOl3 uno an6erem pr1pdrtrten gRd
teridl fduat6 an f6 eebruft BAT. @r wtrb teB6afb bas @efddIt
in benz alten Stnle tn hem frlteren @ef6Gftslpfnt fOrttetretten
n1o 80 ltG CUR @ut8abe radfn, bns 9ianp8eiadff tntnher rhebr In
fetner Vpptnbune Su %SerbeHern.
@uger ienen altfn Qnaarenbduiernu no Der 5atrtt IN Gutnmfr.
nate SGlttntpreftr, tat er etre neue grofe 8abrtt III G. @utdwhr.
nit Der 6rcnte rad Befftr, erribtet In mei6et er etnr 9rDee Nn-
GAIL Der teten &rbeiter bef6Gfttet.
Snnteier Sabrtt rtroen ptnup'S mad elmer nenen GcaId aefer+
ttat, fir meld1e er BET Der gusfeluue i'm Dldrslonb eSnfttuf, mo-
be bet fs Snfrnnentfnn,ade aus gDfca, gtes -gort unO gnltt-
more IA 9tanp's uSsefe0t tdtten, 6e tI6he pr6mte erbtelt.
Der NuSiprut, rs Snfttut5 wrrbe furl uafber burd bte Sn-
as erte Uranium ertbeut wurpe. A.
0urd btele betcen Gtabltdements 1T tr tn BEN Stanb aeIebt, aue
Mlnftrdgs, nit fel6en er teebrt rirb, auf's @rpmptsfe aus3n=
fibren. -
Mle in fisler 8abrtt eetauten @iauD's BADEN scIe etferne Sab
rten nao itno 70 crnfrust bas lie BEL auBerrroentt6er DaurrGr i
ttatett pte Netubett ees Zones berrabren unb tebem 6ltna ptter-
tfeben,
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Gi0sner &SeeuD tf$ I3yl0es tpertD
WIDcefer QauhGut nH0 StaGt 0eienId,aft.


WlOcefer 2auNgut nEO StaSt 0eielld)aft.
Sn benz @ntptfelunss8an8s Der @rfebluno Fnb MIR bdbtn gz
ianet ben rerttSpafen unb niGtt8fen Sbetl beS StdttsebteteS
bon @9s 6arbpr City In BEN EreiS Der 0erbe1eruneen III stebea
ano 9pts I'M SSafentbeile Der staOt gu BEN. fir bas erfe 1amfenb
fafgefelten pretS brn 1928 sum 8erfauf su brtn1en, uab ,par
gu Der f~rlteren @rGse pm 40bis $50 6u6 unb mpnatli6en GIN
tabluneen pn S.. Srete 0eehs tn better 8Srna 8ardnttrt, Die
Snangrtfndhnte btefeS Stabttbeils 1T nun fppOtl ppnt bE8ffen
Snterefe fur bic TarntbebGlferuns ais aud ptele @eperbtreibenbe
bd5u brGn8en. 8pfs. 9Sberften unp @erbtnpunestragen, tpte en
Steamer CUR 9erteaur9 neuer, regelnd6t9er 8erbtn6uns nit
stetr=gprf ub Spfpn, rperben aus unb nobrenb Der @ntptdelune
bteleS 9laneS Spn Der @eielf6aft eetaut, unb bic Musfubrun9
btefes planes mtrb tn Rlrae BEN Gentralpuntt fur bic uniaeaenS
mad unfeter Stabt lesen.
Brdmten
EtRctenh entpeter tn etnem 5000 Quabrat=Bus ero5et Garten
Dber etnem 8reittfet auf Sem efelf6dftSpantpffbtfe, nerben lie
mad Der g0abl ~ ben srfen bertaaften 1000 9ets %beise8ebeu.
Ser In Der @ntntfeluns begrtTene Sabridplan leiSet Sdeurd
nt6t muir fetne 8eetntrdbttgun8, ipnoern nts purd @usfabruug
sbteen Safcnpldnes ef ieine sdn5e g6iGtt9tett erlansen.
Sdbrtfdnten, irelGe tire &tabltfennent8 mad Gss Sarbpr gits
ls8en, tperben a69efeben Sn Der 8~unft8en Gage ;rti9en 9tprb- un6
Suh, pur6 ltberdle SeeanftBungen Setteus Der @eielI9aft, be-
SeUtenbe Gprtbetie septnnGn. +.
Pamphlets perben unent8eltit& a~usse8ebcn, unt nabere NaG-
rthten ertbetls eur9
NEl9zN g. 6 6r n St, M1ent.
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Snltms @pnrab'S
0arbierz nnO SaarifneiOe>S Salon.

3. G..Triebrt9tr s neben Der Nrbetter-S lille
@drDpfen. NoerlaHen, 8lute9epeben, lopie oue in baS @ebietI
Der nteceren @brursie iauenben Wanipuloionen wsrben promptu.
ans9efabrt @tpaiSe 8%etcQunsen bel Rodtset beGebe man
a~eFilioit ~aeaeniiter cbi9en Ytase8, Otere Gta9e ee8 0auieS ron
S,thbynSeT Serru Snopp All MAIDEN. Np24iI
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- 9. Bebrens, an Der @te pm gaq- ano Bront-
SSfraBe bat ioeben einen neaen gOrratb BON 9plceren,
rppo's erboltet unb bieet bedten gu mdB9em Yreje 5unt Der
fauf aus. @6eniO 9tuseuslaier, peristopn4e .no bra3thant6e
&ieIel. @llier. ~.
8ruen wersen reporirt unS GIdir enseiest in tIreier !3ei
ums gu ben bj0iSten 9retien. (DtaIz ,3mt)
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G IN y ptCd9p D, Su+ .t
Die Sugenb, be Wiannbett unS eas Mlter, MGe fplten 6iees
Bud lefn. @s entbdit nlblt6e 8elebrnreen iber bic @rtalture
bic S6pd&en uno Rrantbetten Der charlottesville, fir Sc,
reIfe an ben - erf3OpfSsnoen uo ialtnmen 5Uleen Der 9Selbf-
Jdtt unb BE enbrtnelt6en Q8arnuneen. trel4e es ertbettr, perben
Sabre hes 2ftoens perbuten rmo tdtrlt6 3aufenbe bpn 2eben ret.
ten. Der SetIunsspan, duf Der Mnwenbung i6er@lec
trtcttdt berubenO 1T BARN auSibrli6 tefprpGen unb na6ge
ptefen, bdB oteieni9en pattenten, Die tbr @eic fur Glebt,tn seIpen
bet taben, abne eebeilt su fem, ih ni6t an bic re6te S6mtebe s-
rpenbet taben. SmpCten3, unfruGtbarfett, fprte ale ners5ie
eetben ano SdAraden her o. fAlettsDrgane t6nnen rmr af elet-
srifhem @Deee ratipnen gebeilt ueroen. @egen @tnftnbune SDn
80 Sta. gOffampS miro es Seem fret susefdtdt wehh man
aerei1rt. Or. s. Cub var d. @btedaU. Sq. lSb2t ilnMl
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- NSS Cur belpltperel1 Neltntr1tEttd9ttte.
&inranSerer unb Reiferbe fplten fetr Sprftdtt9 ien, ebe tie lire
8taette foufen aO frntet b%tefelben MIR ron fcl6tn angtteaten
8eanten iaufen, Wel6e rpn ttrent @ehalt leben, ntdt aber Dt
@tatlern pter 8pif&entrdsern, ia fe fpnh Der Grfdbr ~ouSsefsBt
11nb, bef6ptnbelt 3t meroen uno tbr Gelh unfpnft ~auS9eben.
-. conc Ourdfabrt8zSilet
na6 alen 3teilen bts @5efens fn6 su hn6en Bet
@b. s.. Sil6ebr1nSt,
III. General utisrdnteu=N 9entb Der Baltimore tb
.s S6tp- @tfenbabn.
eo9ou y '92p. az S,bQmeS1fr.. Baltimore.
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SDtrtbfbnftem.
8 Nnrt,s ONetmbane,

S6arpltr. See. "a nabe 0ernanltraBe:
FUN sGoe ifb biernljt an, baR i'd mene 9aue nod INNER am alien
9aase boHe uuo mem &~8ein=2a5er beoeuteno %rer9r6Bert babe.
SoReIke umfaBt ale Souen Ntoiel &betn=, llu9ar- 1ue franS5.
fibe gaet1e ron BEN biui9Hen bS gu BEN tbditeu Breien, wOrouj
tb lei Ben iebigen ireagcn SonnaQS8eieeen nod gang b%eDncer&
perpeIe, ia Is am Guoe am sefen lit, weru t1 ,Seoer Elm 8rSpi.
den e6leu 8ebeniat tn'8 9aas itaht = SD pertaufe nleiue g8eine
betm @las, TlaIhe uno @a1pue unb lteere bieielben bel Atuabms
pou 8useu0 6loi6en poer bel Der @olpue tcitenfrei hrs 9auS.
Ne 0feine 8rei8life 1T.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

TIE ANGEL AND tue FmHD.--A painter
while jOurneying. accidentally foil IN with u
most beautiful child, and Was SO cnrapturcd
with its countcnnucc, that no Immediately
resolved 10 paint it, and carried his dotcmi-
nation into execution. Hanging tho paint
ing in his study, ho made it his guardian
angel and when no was dcsponding or
angry, sought encouragement aud cu!mnrss
by gazing on its beautiful fdco. llo thought
that II ho could meet with Its counterpart
ho would paint that also. fcars passed
away, ana tho painter succeeded ia finding
no one SO very ugly looking as to satisfy
his Idea ot nn opposite to lis darling picture
But by chance, whilr visiting prison, after
no had almost giyou mp in despair, no saw
young man stretched upon tho iloor of lis
cell in pnliuct paroxysm Of rage This
struck him as his desGoratum, and 10 lost
no time in transferring tho face 10 c.nyass,
and placing it side by Bido with his ideal Of
purity, innocence and beauty. And who
think you, reacor. was tho original of this
last painting? The same that Wlcn q c6Ht
had JIraisheI him piih his tong CHERISHED and
beautiful picture-th1 innocent, happy and
darling babe Aud how had This sad
change boen ctfoctoL BY tho teachings 70
which hs nal been subjected, and hy ihe
examples set before him. Lot ali take
warning from this lesson, and do what thoy
can 10 preSont angels from becoming llonds (!
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

WEBSTER AND CRocNET No two charac
tcrs could 10 p'oro dissimilar than those OF
Webster and Crockett. Ono had penotr rated
to tho profoundust depths of law, stalus.
manship and diplomacy. TITO other hand
penetrated tho proioundcst depths of tho
forest, and WAS passionate lovor of its wild
delights. Crockett paid Webster compi.
mcnt that both pleased aud amused him.
It is related that when his celebrated speech
on Foot's resolutions WAS published, ho sent
copy of it TO Davy Crockett. Shortly
Afterwards Davv called npon him to make
his acknowledgment for tho fuvor--re.
marking that it WAS the only speech that hc
had over boon ablo to read without tho aid
OF tho dictionary. Mr.. Webster, it is said
frequently remarked, that, although, perhaps
u compliment WAS not intended, mono was
ever bestowed upon him that ho valued 90
highly.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

EVERY ONE ACCORDING TO nIs ABILITY. .-
Tho Ohio Democracy haVo engaged in the
amiahlo work OF b|ackoniGg the character Of
john Br0wn. II suits their calihro Val.
landigham did smart thing hv inslnuatinc
that Brown, "a notorious c0untrriei'or." and
John Brown were identical. The .NiIti0nai
Democrdi of Cleveland delivers an assininr
k,cE ut tho dying lion; and tho Cincinnati
E"q"'rrr now is circuatinga charge tint ho
has been in u Kentucky Prnitcutiary. These
poor spirited things aro doing tho best they
know. hut their work will not be appreciated
N Virginia, aud it ;hcy shonld try any of
these dirty tricks in presence of Gov. Wise,
Il is quito IIkcly'ho would kick them. - State
J0uiRdi
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

WASHINGTON IRVING was never MARIE
An caily dIssafPo'ntment preyod upon his
over sensitive nature, aud caused him to re.
man to tho hour of his death unwcdded.
lio was not, however, churl. lIe loved
and respected woman with sincere an i
molly devotion that is manifest in all his
writings. There is not ono word in any OF
his volumes whoro thore can DO found any.
'h'ng disrespoclfu concerning woman. For
tho honorod relations of mother, wife, sister
ana daughter, ho entertained tho highest
admiration, as no has clothed thcm In tho
a"oetest aud noblest prose poetry And
it is gratifying to know that his last wears
were soothed by tho kind attentions Of tho
daughters Of beloved brother.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06
VOLUME XT. NO. |.
Non.Interoohrse.

The passage from Mr.. Helpers Crisis
which has been ottencst quoted, in Congress
aud the Pro.Savery Journals. us treason
ablo and abhorrent, is that in which he calls
on the cowed and dumb Auti. Slavery Whites
of tho South to stand by each othor and
overthrow tho dcspotisn which now crushcs
them. Hero is his recommendation:
Il. Thorough Organization and iudcpcn.
uent political action on tho part OF tho non
slaveholding whites of tho South
al. lnelipibilty Of Pro Slavery slave.
holders; never another volo to any ono who
advocates tho retention and perpctuation oi
Human Slavery
I'LL. No ca operation with Pro Slavery
politicians; no fellowship with them in re
ieinn, no alliliation with them in society.
"IV. No patronage to Pro. Slavery mcr.
chants; no gugstship in slavC.waitng hotels
no fecs to Pro. Slavery lawyers no employ.
ment TO Pro Slavery physicians no audi
ence to Pro Slavery parsOns.
"V. No more hiring OF slaves by non.
Shareholders.
"VI. Abrupt diScouiinuarcc nf subscrip.
tion TO Pro Slavery nowspapcts.'
--We copy the above from Mr.. Buchanan :
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in it has been Niuntci 10 something awful
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