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IN ORDERING TIoKErs OR CERTIFICATES

Enclose the Of money address for Whist visit
purchase name the Lottery L. which you wGh it invested, and
whether you wish Wholes Halves Quarters Eghths
receipt Of whh We send what IS ordered by frst mall together
with the scheme.
1sdately after the drawing Printed Drawing certified to
by the commissioner, will be sent, with Explanation.
III purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, and
give the name Of their Post Office, County and State
Accommodations strictly confidential.
All prizes o. SlOOO and under, raid Immediately the
ORA wing. Other prizes at the usual time of 40 DAVIS
LII wood Ecdy & Co.'S Lotteries drawn at Augusta
Georgia and Wilmington. Delaware
Orders for Tickets or Certificates to he directed 70
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WILL the gentleman who present tie 10th Of Nov,
Nv last sold Capt. WA WAJTOEa box of Cigars,
my store do the Ey0r Of calling at A Union street
janlI-tf J. ". LANGLEY
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TBVHE firm OF McWHlRTEB. MILLER & co. having moved
q ClarksvIle p. P. MCWHRTuR will remain the old
stand No 81 North Market Street until the 18th OF February
for purpose settling the old business Of firm Of Nc
WuRrIR Bros. HRrER, MILLER & Co. All notes and
accounts paid by that time will be left in the hands Of Off
Tr..sT.- a
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THVE subscriber offers for sale seventy on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville "a
joining the tract which he resides and the lands Of Cart john
Jones The land equal the best with excel
lent, failing water, with the INST beautiful building
country and in the midst Of the neighborhood in
Amsriss sDril4 NATHANIEL BAXTEF.
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GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$ L Q = o o o l l
GRANn EXrRAORDINARY DRAWINGS

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Wood EDDY Co. Three Number Lotteries will take place
public the superintendent Of Sworn Commissioners
follows:
Glass No. SO Draws SaturdaY5iFeb. 25s 1902
Glass No I56 Draws Sat'day, March 81. IsGO
Glass No 2OI Draws Sat'day, April IS, 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TIcKETs
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WANTED.

NAN contract and from two three thousand
Of wood adjoining Edgehd. Apply the undersgp
Cd Ct the Warehouse Of H. 8. French Son.
OotIa II y &. RRENnu
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WOOD, EDDY IL co.'s

GEORGIA AND DELA WARE
. t ate OF t cries.
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TENHE Memphis & Ohio Railroad Company are DESTROYS O
contracting with responsible parties. for the furnishing
and delivery the river bank at the nlOus Of NOT hiUe1
iR Memphis, Of
10000 CEDAR CROSS-TIES,
IeOOO Croe delivered by May ls and the balance by
July Isl, 1850.
C-uss ties OF sound timber, free from dotc
SHAKE 81 feet long, with ends square, to be
fairly hen sides face Of not less than eight 81 inches
face 20 he heTu line and parallel % each other with
thickness of six inches between parallel faces
payment third cash delivery, and the bal
ancein six and twelve months with wen enaOrsed paper.
The privilege is rsyad rejecting any and all bids should
,he terms not be satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals viii De received for the furnishing and dev
cry material the Engineers Of the
Company Memphis until February lOh aud the City Hotel
Ia Nashy from 10th TO l5h February 1850, which
places any information desired De undersigned
either by Letter or In person. W. d. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
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GRAND ExTRAOKDINARY DRAWINGS,
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

Wood, Eddy LOTTERIES VIII place
follows:
Glass So Draws Saturday, February l. 1860
Glass 50 Draws on Saturday. February Il, 1860
Glass 60 Draws Saturday, February Is 1860
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, February 25. lS6O
Glass O. Draws on Saturday, March ;, 1860
Glass SO Draws Saturday, March 70, 1860
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, March H. 1860
Glass IS Draws Saturday, March "a 1860
Glass &C Draws Saturday, March 81, 1860
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, April Z 1861
Glass 65 Draws Saturday, April Il, 1860.
Glass 60 Draws Saturday, April q, 1850
Class 20 Draws on Saturday, April %, 1860
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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kirkpatrick, EeVins & Co.,
RECETTZTG, FORRARDEG AND HHOLEGALh
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREEr, HA5TFILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE nov in store large and complsts srsortmeaf-
81 Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, ali grades;
M0lasses, in barrels and half barrels.
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rans, full stock with Candles ssrlrss Rrc-.
sell Glassware, aasorsd Ps; together with lll kind or Cru
slg1 usually Kept in Grocery line. Our stock Of
RRANDNES, WINES. WTTTgEEW n. &C.
Wetnk cannot be surpassed In this any other market
heavy stock o. goods invite the OF
the trade
msT2S-a KIRKPATRICK. NEVINs 4 Co
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A. PINTO,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
No. 3 Union and American Building,
Cherry Street, near the Post Office,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
PINTO respectfully announces 70 the
public o. Nashville that he has just opened stock Of
Cigars directly from HaTanna by New Orleans
which he offers FOR sale by wholesale retail There may always
be FOUND fine assortment Of Regaas Iperias, Conchsr
ds OPERAS Caadores and other excellent brands,
Washington FL sultan;
CerVautes: La Flor de arrange;
Ingenuidadj II sol
NGcOLiama; La Esquisita;
Ell Principe Ell NOnpIuS ultra
COnSuclOs; la AFabeA;
HerOina; La Ceres
Infa1igabIe; Flor de PHiadRS;
Figaro: Plenty of Room;
Partagas Flor de j. VI. M;
Flor de Morales Union Jack;
La Celina; dec dcCs
fabfO-dn
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Land for Sale.

II WILL sell premises upon which reside situated
1rpon the Nashville and Murireeb0rO Turnpike and also
moon the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad. about miles
from Nashville, and mile from LaverEue.
either the entire tract, consisting Of 420
only norton same, consisting of about $40
premises hsve and c0mmodi0us Dwelling together with
ecesgrv Out-ouses; lie Immediately between the Turnpike
and Railroad fronting each, ana neghh0rhood
eent Schools Churches and society The Land well wa;ered
ana OF land Of Hurricane Greek There about
$40 acres OF cleared land upon the tract
The above land will suit gentlemen who doing business il
Nasvle for farming purposes generally cannot he
exrellad ~ any land ia Tennessee.
viii 8 upon the following terms-oue third in cash when
possession Is given (which will be given any hal
~ upop and years without interest other terms
et VIII SUIT the purchaser. Persons DESTROYS purchase
~ 5lrsss the Undersigned Lavergne. Tenn he can he
seen upon the premises by making inquiry q Edward H.
-, "a Nashville. FELIN G. ROSS.
'o ana ABarie4H will copy until LIST Fsbrusry-P1 fyiot
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
g. OR SAL

- h > "A - Z
AM now Offering sale the Eouse and Tot Cherry street
now occupied by Mr. B S Weller.
house very large and commodous containing over TWEEN
y ros with rooms cellars, coal and wood Sheds &C.
The housis good order, Of it being recently rebuilt and
adapted for first boarding house than house
In Nashville.
The lot about feet front BY hundred and
yye feet situated the lot admit Of
an addition would render commodous hotel in
the city.
large portion Of the furnurecan bepurchGsed with
II desired.
1t we'll known that hotel keeping is in this city pro-
htabe business and any wishing engage in such
on this excellent opportunity to procure an eligible loa
ton being convensnt all the business portions Of the city,
For terms, &c, apply to
dec24-tf A. V. 8. LINDSLEY.
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NEGROES for Sale.

M008, EDDY & CO, Augusta, Geo, gia.
or WOOD, EDDY q CO., Wilmington, ELLA.
Circulars containing Schemes for the month will he sat
Of expense, ny Addressing above iargT
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I VII y = ~ "A q 20.
| II AVE removed their Book Hinder, ana
Blank BOOK Mandatory % the Baptist prbiI-fir- rs.
next house oeloE Douglass q Co.. north M1rtet st ~ 81
"a door from the Sqnareald Wiz be gIa1 h - "a t5g ~
custons and invite new ones that work n or ire . -
prepared % maze Blank Books u the best manner an ter NV
49, e--1nii1n viii be- paid ne B,ndur
Or PerioeaIs and od Books Our prices are a. low IS s
~ ay q "qTs car be seen az the Budr or Store On
attention. apu - ~
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LOOK TO YOyR INTEREST.

WEEILUE.N EUIG NNLEs
VETE have from p TO 30 Negroes for sale cheap
Wv cash. at 30 Cedar Street
der2 LYLEs a. HUTCHINGS
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1860.
Musical Instruction.
PROFESSOR z. KARKALTTs

NTOULD state 10 those wishing 70 EMPLOY his services tfat
Wv be hasa few hours at the disposal Of pupils
Of Instrumental lessons by the session $50
per session by the north So per month Culiva-
ton Of the voice singing S7j per Invariably
vance, Deduction allowed those charges any
Appcatonun made Benson's McClure's Music
Store. moves d3m
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JAVA COFFEE.
REOTENT.

DRImE OLD JAVA large lot for sale at Boston
and New Orleans prices
hecl3 s 4 " + ORR.
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Ornamental Trees and Evergreens.
ms ONTG0MERY & MCGREDY, Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
I've invite special attention their extensive Fruit
Ornamental trees Evergreens Green House Plants 900
ornamental Trees and Eve stabe fo- immediate effect
Fruits-500O Apple 3, 3 & years old.
Pears-3n0J, DwPrfs ( Stauds rds, 9 to years old.
Peaches $4,000 So years old Cherries Plums, Aprcots Nee
tarens and ounce, in large numbers.
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries Raspbees Goose
berrie-, CurrEnts & Bouquets at all seae0ns
MONTGOMERY 4 MCGREDY.
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ORDINARY DRAWING,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
.s32O,OOO


Certificate Of Packages in the Ordinary Drawings will be sold
at the following rates, whichis toe risk
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
do 90 10 Half do 40
do do DO Quarter do 20
do do 10 Eighth do 10
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A F-ITI and Choice stock of Dry Goods at
Cost at
NICHOLSON a. HUMPHREYS.
t s time OF receiving Spring Goods will offer on
i stock Of staple and fancy goods cost for cash
- hi doing tbsis reduce present stock much pos
si6Ie before getting ueF goods.
III ,t ire an wish TO buy cheap goods will Go well to
rsiI an al No ., south side Of the Square.
janl
TRTWWINGS STORE.
OSCAR BOHM e q CO.,
Have just opened at their stand,
No. Union street,
A complete stock Of FAN and Winter
,,uT,SS AND NTANTELssA TRIMMINGS,
o,fpRlgrNG full assortment Of plain and figured yeive
p-5.-s C,I15us PRINCES Bugle Gimps Grape trimmings
r-f-7s Bssids. Bugle Buttons &c SC an Of which
~ and The best that could be got IN the Eastern
ktts our stock OF
-s,er,,fu rFerEnO and shetland Wool,
,5 JraiIs and silks; Crochet, Embroidery and sp00
- Ii ii auy other material fos Knitting, Netting Em
1870 and Crochet work. is cor-pete ana m variety ana
ti,,- tfer ever We also continue TO manufacture
T,rfnRes, Tusseiss BnttOns's' Cord &c'
ususl and will try to suit all and everybody.
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rnHEI CUALIl NW-tH4'i8
-. vaya may still be fO1n1 hne supply Of
-or Coal the greatest 4eaEg eo1i n me lo f
making ~ 5titue OF smoke soot Il is pronounced
sDoI o have ed to be the Pest and Eos' o''
IN the CITY Yrge select Lump, 2lc per bushel
Screened - ~
mthsf A'S ~. la, Rov
Try ~ .-l ~ Yerd back OF n & c R Depot: ,,r
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BetigesR Market and College Street,.
RE the regular Agents FOR the following Newspapers and
"a Magazines:
New York Ledger, Porter's Spirit Of the Times;
New Yerk Mercury; Wilks Spirit Of the Times;
New York Weekly; Old Spirit Of the Times;
rev York Herald; The Country Gentleman;
New York ClipperSss The Home JoEraais
New York WaveriysN = The Scientific American;
New York Picayune The Century:
n Y National Police Gazette; The Practical Machinst;
Harper's Weekly; The Waverly MAGAZINE;
Frank Leslis's Pictorial; The Baltimore sun;
3aous Pictorial Tie Louisville Journal;
Geas0ns Line Battle Ships; London Illustrated News:
Flag OF our Union; The Constellation:
Philadelphia Evening Post; The Albion, &c., y.
MONTHLIES
Harpcr's Magazine; The Eclectic Magazine:
Leses Family Magazine: The Knckerbocker Magazine:
Gody LadYs Magazine; The Atlantic Monthly Magazine
teierson|s Magazine; The Ladies' American Magazine
United States Magazine The Great Republic Magazine
Lesies Budget Of Fun The Comic Monthly:
All the Year Roundi Dickens Household Words
Tie Yankee Notions The Nick Nacks
The Penny Pillow Tie Boquet, &c, &c.
SEMI-YEARLE.
The Brother Johnathan; Strong's Jubilee Pictorial;
Harpers Christmas Pictorial Police Gazette Pictorial;
Leslie's Holiday Pictorial; &c, &c, &c, &c
Single numbers sold subscriptions received on all of the
above Nee.iies, Monthles, g., BY
HAGAN TREANOR,
Booksellers, Stati0ners and Periodical Agents,
noy@s No Union Street.
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mh3I

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sell hisplanta
ION, called CAPITAL VIEW lying
fsI45 the north side Of Cumberland River, a9Es5stz
laIIl three miesfrom the City ofNashYlIe.
- Sred Acres. Ne viii sell itau
ogether small let's purchases long
lean retained It is Of the very best quality Of sell Is we'll
waered about half Of cultivation and the balance
barn and stables &c. For information apply the undersigned,
or to John D. james fsb2O t. TIIos. g. JAMES.
A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
FAVING determined to carry my Negroes to the sss#EA
Hundred Acres of Land. being part Of S33ssg -
the tract upon which reside, situated on a sss%
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, in Of the best neighborhOods Will n-
hanson county Soil equal to any the State For partcu.
Nashville sep9da PA. PERKINS.
Ri LYLEs, N. mrcmSes,
hy1Os &c H1tCIainE5,
SLAVE DEALERS,
No. 33 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn,
VWTILL all times, buy Negroes suitable for the New Or
w leans Markets We invite ali persons who have Negroes
to sell to give " a call Bg2
HOUSE PAINTING,
rFNHE subscriber prepared with the greatest
promPness contracts however large, which may
1eed style and upon tes which cannot fail to give sstisf
ton. Hsi also prepared to execute al manner OF
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, 1RATStNs AARBLlSa
Having that department secured the services Of the
and experienced artists.
glve him call before making Anal arrangements
r. 7. FILMING,
oRrchs-df No Co Union between Cherry and sup 1sf
DlSSECTING INSTRUMENTS
AND
Nh ed zeal saddle Bags.
ENT just in receipt OF another supply Of Disseeng In
w Medical Saddle Bags CT rev and Improved
yles;o Fhch we fully invite the Medical
Students and Practitioners
RAINS, BROWN CO.,
Oc3O No - South Side Public Cquare.
JUST RECEIVED
a n ms II Ne,
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LAW BOOKS.
j o HIN 70 r. X g. CO..
nook ELLERs

Have Just received the following collection Of
Law publications, to which they beg to invite the
,rffoa of 4Io Drof.-ersc-,
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
FENHB Nashville Coal Company VIII from this ssts orsr
their superior Coal ct IS and 90 cents per busheI ou n
river.
oassen oh''ry street, between Uulsn md ohurhi
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material in .ihat quarter, We did not know
whether he was all that he was represent
ed to be-. But he has now succeeded in
making himself known, aud no one will
now have much difficulty in measuring
his calibrc, his patriotism, of his love for
the Democratic party. His selSshaess.
his facetionsness, his weakness aud penr-
ility stand out conspicuouslv to the gaze
Of the public. lie has voluntarily placed
himself beyond the pale of the Democrat
ic fold, aud there let him stand, or'fall,
or wallow, as best suits his tastes. We
admire an independent man, but despise
a ruerile factionist. That littlepess of
soul that mistakes unreasonable factiuus-
ness and stubbornness for independence,
characteristics set8shHess under all eircun-
stances, and we have never seen more
thorough exhibition of these traits than
has been exhibited by Henry d. Foster
throughout the recent Senatorial strug.
gle"
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Progress An Erie and Crawford
G0MAfFSS

The Eric papers hare been more faith
full in exposing the bancful influence of
the dram shops for years past, than most
of our exchanges from this State; which
fact will doubtless account in part for the
encouraging news We have from that Sec
ton CT TIE State. We make the follow,
ing extract from the True american, and
heartily wish that all the Grand Juries
Of the State would give this subject their
attention. 1t has always seemed to us
very great folly to license men to make
drunkards, and then ask tic Grand Jury
to indict the Criminals, which those
druukards grow into. But here is what
the american says Of the good work now
going OF in Erie, Crawford and Warren
I" We arc pleased to know that 1t is
probable that nc LICENSE will be granted
by the Court in this County, The Grand
Juries of Erie, Crawford and Warren
Counties have recommended the diSson-
tinuance Of tho system, Judge Galhraith,
having, as a citizen, Witnessed the havoc
which the iiauor-traffic has wrought upon
community, and hay!nG, as judg ge, be-
come CONVINCED that large pro 5ortion of
all crime coming under his official notice
has been committed in consequence of
that traffic, has resolved upon its sup
preston. Ali honor to the wisdom of
his head and the beneyocnce of his heart,
for this n bio, phiIanthropip and christian
determination! Let all the people say
amen. Community Will heartily sustain
the action of The Court in this decision
1t shall be enshrincd in the benispns of
childhood, in the gratitude of women, in
the blessings of trGe men As when the
ruthless hand of pestilence is stayed, and
the Destroying Angel gnsth 20 more
abroad, eYen SO will humanity REJOICE in
its deliFerance from the cruel, ycmoyse!eSs
ingictioEs of the Rum trade.
The decision refusing licences has
already been rendered in Crawford Coun-
ty. Warren County will soon, we doubt
not, be without licensed dram-shop.
In this County, the subject was thorough
i argued at the last Quarter Sessions.
and will be definitely disposed of before
the adjournment Of the Adjourned Court
of Quar.er Sessions which is to he holden
week alter next
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Special Hotists.

THE USE OF DR.. HOSTETTERS oiVl
ACH BITTERS for Dyspepsia, tla'u'.
Heaviness of the Stomach, or any othe' \
affections. is second to none in ADeu'I
abroad. To be able to state confident! u
the Bitters are certain cure for dysP'rl
and like diseases, is to the proprletors.ia soJ
Of unalloyed pleasure. 1t removes all DIV.
matter from the stomach, puriics the Wv,
imp:rts renewed vitality to the nervous 4:
TEN, giving it that tone an energy 50 -; +.
pensabie for the restoration of health :,
numerous Acknowledgements of its superior
cellence and benehcent results, have aS'n
the proprletors that it cannot but PIv,a
great cure to the afflicted, and imPar' Wv
to the thorough system. ,.r.
B-Sec advertisement in another e0'-.
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New Publications.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY Vol. v, No
30, April 1860. Tickaor L Fields, Bos-
ton. So per annum.
Contents The Laws of Beauty =
Found and Lost An Experience; About
Thieves; The Pursuit Of knowledge un.
der Difficulties, CONCLUDED; The Portrait
American Observation-Disclosures cf the
Last Century; Come 81 Chiama?; Bar
die Symbols Hunting Pass !; Kcpler
Pcasurc-P Pain; The Professors Story
Lost Beliefs; The Ncxicans apd their
Country; Literary Notices, &c.
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE :
No Ils, Apri! 1860. IIarper's & Brothers,
New York 50 year.
Contents Artist Life in the High
lands; How we get Gold in California !;
The Fight at Lexington; Captain Tom.
RcsSurrcutionist KaIhle Morris Lit
tie Brother, part 3; The Alex .ndrians !;
Vets Christmas Box ; D--'s Romark
able Experience; The Little Art Student,
An Icy Flame; On Two Children in
Black Oriana Jun, a disputed posses
sion; The Lost Steamship; I4pvel the
Widower, continued Monthly Record !;
Literary Notices Editors Table; Easy
Chair and Drawer; Foreign Bureau,
Fashions &c.
TIE KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE Vol.
LY. No 4 April, 1862 john A. Gray, New
York, s. per annum.
Coatents;~-Advcnturcs on Mountain
Top; S;anzas, Waiting; Station
Life" in Australia; Hope-"Aftcr the
manner Of Hood" King Rolf. dream,
of a Winters night; Lines, The River; !;
The Garden.a remembrance John Keats
his career and Genius; Lines, "Too deep
for Tears; Chinese Records Dream,
The Angel The Old Church; Re
membranes, A Village Sketch 'A Good
Time Generally" On a Farm The Maid
of The Cedar Stanzas, Loves Rctribu
ton; Literary Notices, Editors Table,
80.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW :;
lCon7eryatiyc,) Ameucau re publication.
Vol. LV. No l. January 1860. L Scott &
=
cent, discount to Clnhs of four or more.
Contents The Three Colonies of
Australia, Cotton Spinning Machines
and their Inventors China and the
War; The Roman Wall; Religious Re
viyals Life ana Works of Cowper /; Re-
form Schemes
THE NORTH BRITISH RENEW Gree
Chuzchl quarterly; Vol. XXF. No l Jan
nary. 1860, American republication by
L. Scott 4 CO. New York. Price s. per
yesr, 25 per cent discount to clubs of four
or more.
Contents Salon I.ifc-NIadame Re,
camier; Coast Defcnoes aRd Rlne Corps /;
Erasmus as a Satirist The Science Of
Scripture; Austria; Form and Colour
Wesleyan Methodism; Ceyfon and the
SinghaIesc; Professor George Wilton ];
Fossil Footprints; Recent Publications
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only of lis greatness Of mind, but also of
his pacsisa dispo. itiop- ! regret that I
have unintentionallY caused hin pain and
sorrow In order to CONSOLE him I
would say, tlR. | view nc matter some
what as lie does In my last Of the 10th
inst, I never thought Of discussing the
merits of text book If ! used person
alities. it was because personalities had
been first offered on the other side If
mine were plain and blunt, let it be re-
membered, the prosecution was sucs as
no honest aud honorable man could light
ly PISS by. never knew that it was a
disgrace to any man to meet his opponent
With weapons of his own choosing; not
even to turn The guns Of an enemy upoI
him. 70 lose ones good name is un
pleasant; still do not desire better
reputation than | deserve. If the pub.
lie are righted on even THIS point, somv
good has been accomplished | must
try and repay the injury | have done che
institution. As the lrst installment |
will return " Peacen.aker's friendly
counsel One example is worth dozen
precepts. Ii docs not look well to be
both Judge and criminal. No one ought
to give such advice as he is lsGxiliag to
follow. He must be in great haste, who
cannot stop to date his correspondence
Yours Truly, j A. COOPER
ULYSSES Academy. March. 2i 1859