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doing to-day, and have done for six,,
years, by tho yigor. that the industry
Of sixteen State has bten aGle 70 fnfnse
into the '.lnSg;*liivei,,. Of the al.ou,l,,
slavery will soon'lrop 10 pcicessbys the
very influence ofthc. c"na,ction Of the
ninrtceusl' century. IT This is. what We
s..'can by disunion! That is ms, ,coer.
zion. Northern pulrits cannonadin:
the southern. conscience; northern
competition e,nptying thc pockets; cd.
ucoted slaves awakening its fears
civilization and christianity 7bcckon,
ing the south irto, tl.eir sisterhoot:
Soon every breeze that rs wcepy. over
South Carolina will bring TO our ears
the music ,2ot repent sncc-and, even
shall this be carved on her palmet
to, "ANc hold, this s,rull. TO be scA:cvi
dent-that all men are created, equal
r. All hail, then, Dis,,nio,'! ns, .lsea,tti'
sul on the mountains arc the feet ol
him that bringcth good tiding., tia,
,p"blisl'c'h, peace, 'l,st saith unto
Zion thy God rcisnctl,:' Tic sod,
|ot' Bunker Hill shall be grec.,er, now
that their gerat purpose is accomplish
I'll. Sleep in peace, .Martyr Of Har.
per-. Ferry! Your life was given not
in vain. Rejoice, ,spirits Of I.,fayctte
and ko*ciusko! The only stain OF,
your swords j. passing away. Soon
throughout al America there shall l..
neither power nor w;sh to hotd I
slave. go. - -'>'s' ?
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great sheet 81. water pouring. down.
Fat looking at: the sw.ier, rsilis1 hes.
itatingly; ;l.And .wha.. 70 :ls6dbsf s.sar
zGsl 9:c E:a stEis:

!, ;; TIE = cog. zessoss'tel zs q li;,sl Ysli:
,ions yo%S"i's:, Si':, ns" 81 e',sa eay,4 tq.%se Tho
fancy dauces,o"ot to SO ai,,a bali s lvjtti
a young lady Who cam attisdd titdd add g = few
>''ygcstio;.<, us follows: 1saa&ns rites
"if Ne ,,ie": ever lave chiilr,ns T. .w., ;l,,li
teach them these fancy dances "a The
neglect "f tl,cir catccis,n. Not that
they will enjoy Ill. zh6pT11y around ::
frs, on one foot, and Nit.ni o1itk&s 6t'isr:
thcn OF, both, but they win have sSdicl.
a chance 10 hug othefsfoitss' wis e. ahd
.Swctthcarts! That is'tiisa ase eeerett IL the
dancing! No 6ii one can objectsthssi, Nut
It af::slow wtrcto rrit 81 ths ride aof
his own wife, even ina ball rS66iK, and
hug her half rs hard vii swoGasl 81
there NC remarks: 7s!aei;sss IL ia 10 esejl /.
speak ;rion;cal!y!yI Taik sa.so6ta going
to picknick>. visiting weddfhg;;s giving
TO applccu!<, sparkling ky moonlight:
,si,tin: on the porcl, SundaX. cfe einnc.:
and stealing q kiss every tssns<' a>far
shoots, (,I'at's the hicest:gamt ysts,gh,
riding by tile side Of 2 1o.y.chS<te.i
girl, or eating happiness with gold
sp.oi,-all-all tl.es1s -.;sk ;..ty imigul-
1cAnce. wl'en fancy tlancsa9 foaasee on:
But then! liza fellsw dout ka4N,, /, and
taxes TO- ; party ., pretty ssgirl whff
'.'ocs; and i, che 4a,,,e Is ',n, aseyl'l
bench anil see anotl,ef. fellow ,1h,iny:
The sw ee. Lugging 81 tha, .sgel;cscry..
'tuae that lie paid ,his ltieketg T. do. ai'e
awful! just to sit still and see 4aeth-
er's arm where yours should be,
a"d-and we'll; don't sako girl = :
fancy dancing party s"!eal lea ;, know
al tho ropes:' a., -
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SOCIAL LIFE IN TIE SOUTH.
'nrrcsp"ndcnce Of the Buffalo CONNIE Ycial.

= s'eHlcIice ~ tSIS buu3tO SSllllneYclAI,
NAcnrz. Miss, Jan. 10. 1861.
Tie masters hous. is often miles
from the plantation. Generally in the
vcran,lah order: the rooms arc high
and square, well ventilated, elegantly
furnished (ottcn COSTLY with all ot
modern style and comfort. The quail
ity OF hospitality reminds yo,: Of that
OF OLD England, whence, doubtless,
that of Virginia, the mother Of this
race, was derived. Yo" are assigned
quarters, 4 servant, y horse, books,
writing materials, aud left to dispose
!"f yourself, as at a hotel. None Of the
restraints Of a Northern private family
are felt. The number Of servants
about the house [sencrally from ten to
twenty, renders this no difficulty to
the family. The living first class, en-
bracing our ordinary mode, and adj
ding the luxuries Of the South, = fine
game, from the duck to the vcnison.
The Planter is the Master, Of the
Wing. lie talks ofhis white ':tamily.' -
and his black "tamiIy," and Of his
|''"igger quarters" Those latter ar.
rows of good sized, one story houses
or cottages, fronting each other. sha.
ded by trees, backed by plots Of vegc.
table, melon, and chicken ''quartcrs. y
where the ""igggcr' raises things to sell.
Little darkies swarm about here and
are attended by kuperanuatcd and
invalid ''"igycrs.' The young arc
the funniest and most active little
imps on which my cycs ever rested.
The '"cn and women go to the ':ticld''
together at the tap Of the bell; and
they return together. The oyersccr
accompanies them, and their labor is
compelled when reluctant under his
orders, by negro frces'en, whom they
call ''Dvivcrs," and who aro author.
ised to whip, and who do 80, much
oftcner and more cruelty than do the
the whites. A negro is expected to
do about one lsalf:thc amount OF worL
assigned to northern white laborcr
lie is given five pounds of meat nor
week, and corn bread, vegetables and
coffee in lr portion.
The men and women appear to pre.
fer the field labor. They enjoy the
fu" Of the crowd; and = merry time
they seem to have Of it,, going to the
field and returning. And tile ins,an-
ces OF tloggins are certainly rare, and
generally deserved THAT is, If tho
master has righ, to very reasonable
serviccl. Saturday afternoons and
Sundays arc assigned rs HOLIDAYS. Ex.
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HURRY AND LEISURE.

til is vcrv we'll TO- he occasionally,
for two or three days. or even : fort
night, in !. hurry. Every honest ,nan
with work 70 do will find that occa.
si""ally there comes pressure Of il;
there comes = crowd Of things which,
must be done quickly, if they arc done
II all; and the conditions thus induced
is hurry. OF course there Is = dis.
sinction between haste and, hurry
hurry adding to rapidity the clcn,en,
of painful confusion; but in the case oi
ordinary people, haste generally i'm.
plies hurry. And it will never do to
become involved in n mode Of lie
which implies . constant breathlc>e
pushing on. 1t must lie, horrible
thing to 50 through life in 4 hurry. Il
is highly cxpedient for oil. il Is abso
'utcly necessary for most men, thai
they should have occasional leisure.
Many enjoyments-perhsps all the
tranquil and enduring cnjoymen,s ot
l,fe-cannot be felt except IL leisure.
And the best products Of the human
min.l and heart can be brought forth
only in leisure. Little doc. he, know
Of the calm, unexciting, unwearing,
lasting satisfaction Of life, who has
never known what it was to oplacc the
lcisurely hand in the. idle pocket,
and to sanntcr to and fro. Leisure, be
it remembered; is Il G inter.n;s.ion Of
labor: it. is the blink OF idlcncss in the
life vf 81 Woodworking man. 1t il only
IN the case Of such u man that leisure
is dicnitied, comm, n liable or enjoy able.
l;ut to him it all these and more
Let us not be ever driving on. Tie
machinery, physical aud mental, will
not stand Il. II is tit that one should
occasionally sit down ON grassy bank,
and look iirticxely, for. . long time, a,
the ycrduro around, and watcl, the
patches Of bri isht blue sky through the
green leaves overhead. 1t is right t.
rest on = large stone hy the margin. OF
a river; to rest there on q sum'ner day
Tor long time, and to watch tile lapse
or the water rs IL passes away, and 10
listen to its silver ripple over the pel'.
|bles. Who but y Nockhea.l will
think YOU idle: OF course blockhc:,d>
may; hut who cares tor ,l.c opinion Of
blockheadk:: a sa.,s., . ....,s .o., x
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DANCE Light.

The following lines, by John Fresmau
Wallace are AZ musical a. Anollo's lutte:
,"Al, sweet Kitty Neil, rise up from your
wheel, ",
Your neat little feet will lie weary from
I spinning Ea 70 to eup9
Come trip down with mo to tho sycamore
il: tree, \ #L
l!alf the Parish is there, and tho dance
is beginning. -"~
The sun is gone down, hut the full harves,
Shines swcctly AMI cool on the dew.
whitcncd valley; i..''i"#@.'
While all the air rings with the soft
loving things, .........
BACH little bird sings in the green shaded
ta valley -.-..- E.,. ,,.>sas
With a blush and smile, Kitty rose up,
the while, 'r'. 2.1.a'
l,sr eye in the glass as she bound he1
hair glancing; ....e .---l..,.. ..
Ills hard to refuse when young lover sues
So she couldn't but choose to 80 off to
the dancing.
And now on tho green the glad groups arc
seen, wrssr, lM1.E.,t Fl
Each gayheartcd lal with a lass Of his
choosing:
And Pat without fail, leads our swce, Kitty
Neil ia.+ 49,. g.
Somehow. when he asked, she ne'cr tho't
a Of refusing. #s .t r-.-
Now, Felix Masee puts his pipes to his knee,
And with flourish SO FREQ sets each cou-
pie in motion.
With cheer and bounl the lads pattel
tho ground. a.
The maids move around Just like swana
in the ocean. ,e -.'r -"
Checks bright as the royc-f.et light A. the
Now coyly retiring, now boldly advancing
Search the world all around, from the .k,
~ tnC SIVuUO,
No such sight can bo found % an Irish
lass dancing. .-a..
Sweet Kato who could view your bright
eyes Of deep blas, ,
Beamins humidity through their DARK
~ lashcs SO mildly. .. ....- ..-
Van. &. - &,,.nol i. r,, h>.v h..o.t .o..1
ed form,
Nor feel his heart warm and pulses thro,
wildly. .... ...... .
Young Fat feels his heart as hs gazes. de.
part,
Subducd hy the smart Of such paipiu
yet sweet love; .f ...........
The sight leaves his eye, As he cries with .
sigh, . a~
DANCE LIGHT roR MY HEAnv Is rxpr1
YOUR FEET, LOVE-"
7
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mo DTE L s..
NJ METROPOLITAN llO'rEu..

l.ev.c-trcct .immc,liatclv opposite tie Steam
boat Lanli"e Red Wing Minnesota,
\. \. 4 T.. T.. TEELE, Pr"rH,Er"r> :
VGNIIIS new. spacious and com tn"di"uS house
L IL now open t:.r the reception of guests
1t has been CONSTRUCTED under the Immediate
super ,i>ion"t the rro,rct"rs. .aml not h'n. has
i,,cn the comfort and c"mvcn-
irncc "f those VIII" may favor them with their
patronage. The numerous rooms are all we'll
i,:htc.l ventilated! and turni-hc.l:n a>ulsri"r
mau,,.r. In connection with the house is \
good :, MI com ,nm"li"u. stable.
Red Wing, March !, lsls. S3tf
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1:OODIluE ll8U sE.
r = urxDrICKSOS P,orrieto,

J.. F. .UE.NDIsICkSVN, EFoITIc'"1'
This he " ana c",nm"lious House is situated
on Plum street. Red Wing. 1t has been bull,
and furnished under the special supervision OF
IT,. proprietor. I'LL the rooms are well lighted
ventilated and furnished. and all persons wish
pc.ttilIlv invited to give h'M n call. and nc
pains will l.c spared to mak" comfortable all
those v no may favor him with their patronage.
In connection with the House j. good stable,
a:.l we'll ofwater. Ostlcr always, IN atten'la nee
January md, 1857. l.stf.
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I W- An ]ri<hman Thought lie mus:
conform toll fashionable mania il,
paying a visit to TIE Falls Of Niagara.
Tic arrived at the Fails, and taking a
look at the surrounding wonders, ad.
dressed himself to 4 gentlemen. Aud
is that the great Niagara Falls::.--
YES was the reply. And what i
there here to make such bother
about ask Pat. Why said the
gentlemen, 'i" yon not see that
mighty river, the deep .hysS,. che
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!. We Sc. it stated. lila. ,ks ,a;;t for
Ellington against Capt. Milf: a of the
s.samer r. J. I.ackla,,d, fSr' causing
the death Of = Child (uaborn,) b. ran
ing into and sinking ! hat,,oae ii Jnae,
last, At Cairo, % ksorl of vhich We
the mother, has been decided ii ,hs
United States Court st Jactson, Mic.
.>ipl;, assainst the defendant
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\ gun has just ',ccn east Il fo, /,
Pitt works, Pittsburgh, in the 4srnn" of
which 7s.ooc peu.As 6f s;;ietal were
used. It has . .xteive inch bore, is
tit1y.nin. inches ii diameter IT. tho
hrscch, and viii weigh when. finished
twenty-five tons. The gun has be,
christ.ncl "'l'hc l7nioli," and will
throw Il ball six miles.
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AnykxrtRk WITH 4 I.lox.-Thc
Independent of Ccnsta,,tia Aleeris.
publishes the following account of i.
pcrilouS adventure with ! iion:- -'s'Th~
well known hunter, Chossaing, residing
At Constantine, left the town lately
with = friend, Captain do ST Mare, ,for
. few days sport il the n.ot,nfaiiihk.
When near the top Of Bon Art, he en-.
co""tefcd a huge lion, and lodged two
balls in its shoulder, but the wounded
animal escaped INTO the wood. roaring
with pain and fury. On the foli9w in::
day, NJ. ,Chos.;any traced, the. lion t.:
ain extensive tliiclet, aud ], while Ftl,v
former vas searching q AMONG tic
bushes, the lion su,l,lenly eprang /. on
him, threw him down, lseized hi. .rn,
the hone Of which was ins. family bro
ken-.bctwccn the powerful jaws, and
was dragging the unfortunate ihuater
into the woods, when. as that critical
moment Captain de Mare came ng.. anil
after d;schars'n: his rifle At the lion,
him with one Of Cbosssiny'e
pistols, While. in the lions fearful
grir, CTossiang ncyr1! lost Ills presence; s.
Of min mind, but YEyl struggling with II. an.
tasopi>t to l"svcut lin' from spriug;ng
on the Captain, whose ammunition, Wa
exhanr'el, he cried out to the la,tir t..
approach and take tho pistols fioniii'
bis belt, which were st;ll charss.l..
After despatching the lion the Captain
dressed his fi.icml's wounds IS well ho
co"l'l, and '''ey returned :, 'a7' to C.n't,nti-
I'D " ""'"'" ''"''g gs9si sEi s;:a4f
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llEl .ylNl: S1Ol:sy:.

JACOB BENNETT. Proprietor,
RED WING, MINNESOTA
.~lonnrc,.., withthe House is = large ant
.cunvcricn. Stable. Stages leave lailv tor he
Interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers t"any part Of the country
ArriI.i lS3S. 90-tt
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Wendell Philips Sunday nigh,
haranguc in Boston was a most vitu,
perative affair. lie devoted himself
to the consideration oftwo points: frs,
the gloritication Of ,tisunion; and sec
ond, an analysis, OF Mr. Stewards re.
cent speech in the Senate. The
speech is fully reported in the Boston
-1t>as and Tee. We 4uote a few cx.
tracts to show the temper "f the
whole: ''s''' :,
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RAT rs or AlDyERT1slNe:.

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One column rcrsshE s.'s. :o.oe
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J E"ss ..,bs"l"c NJ insert ~ ...,,--ts. -ewf
Lcsa Notices Per sq::I first jsse ,. iop
= - g - each SUBSEQUENT :s' <'f'sa1S
la.la 9a5 y ,7eG x s'i8ad II 1895 :.
AL AL :'4,e rt'e'~eAts ee"ti tir"e'' y tlie.>sred
layort;x.am.e,,fs: 81. fss e. ,,os.i.s s.s,Ha ss,H;s
price ,d.litioua1: .sa1s. 3 rSf s.asi'ftsSY<'
+ ts.- Ai.@rti.sn,ent vii 1. ss...t;sssHn
d. desired. W paying - ssn,e u sSatsssbr
eo'm'4I"''>siti"l. .,;,,s,,.i +asssez.s sa;.s,,s
10 IosINAsyIrs.e very where. aIe on sthsri9eI
/ Agents. N~l..ier mailed tifit6s sSbecfipfei
prices ressit:e.i.' - a:}fvs 20 aolIest SIS
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AwAY ; %,ru TIiit Iii1t bS;,os.

Take your distorted Union, your
1igh,marc monttcr, out Of light and
range Of the laws OF trade and compcti.
.tioHT tken, without any sacrifice on
vouy fart, SLAYER; will go to pieces!
God made il 4 law Of Ills universe that
villainy should always be less, and if
yor will only mt attempt with .yonr
efforts to stand Lctwixt the inevitable
law. ct Gods kingdom, as you arc
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(.I0I 0.l.SlDN ROUSE.
CORNER or BROAD AND THIRD STREET
II MILLER prOprietOr

'l'llls new Hotel is now open for the reception
/ Of til. trave|in. public. where they will
tinl the best If accommodations. There il II
c..L sta III. attached. Passengers and Bag.
gage conveyed to and frcm the Boats free OF
cl,-rv. lsl-.y
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Aashrille 2atfint.
TERMS:

Tri-weekiy, per annum, GO
neeEy, Pr snnaE, . ="
for one year, in advance, 90
When the Daily, Tri-WeskIy Weekly Il TO be dis
continued (pad advance the time subscribed for)
the subscriber must order, otherwise ii VIII be eont
ued, at our option, until paid for and stopped
not paid il must be paid al the time Of Giscontinuance
or al our option the party Is good il will be sent
until paid ---.- ----
Remttancee by mail, in ssregizfered' letters, at
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CARD.

TAKE pleasure In announcing TO my old friends and
lcustomers that after absence OF two years. L
have again returned 70 resume the practice Of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur-
chased the interest of my brother the establish
months N New York the past summer to obtain fully
all the late improvements IN the art have painted,
renovated and enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout
That my facilities are now better 10 produce first
class work than most Galleries boast Of and con-
duce TO the comfort OF patrons trus; only
70 sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate IT still higher stand
ard i have also engaged the services Of Mr.. COOK,
one OF the best Photographers in the world, who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium the
Worlds Fair in London, in 1881, and am determined
not only to make this the leading Gallery In the State
but my work shall not be surpassed North South,
and now introduce 70 the public the following
styles az tt
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or colored,
1vorytypes, %
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, life size, 5.,s
Visiting Cards, full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
still continue TO make the Melanotype and Am
brotype as heretofore The above styles are all en-
tirey new in this city, except the Autograph Card,
when but one made al sitting Al who in want Of
anything in my line politely invited give my a
call before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occuar demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, +. n HUGHES
oct20-u B. G. D. Q.
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NDR EW WIND,
ADVERTISING AGENCY,

1873 Nassau st.. next door to the Nassau Bank N. Y,
is the Agent for the NASHVILLE PATRIOT, and the best
circulating Journals in the United States Cnadas and
West Indies. A-l
He authorized to receive advertisements for at
our published rates.
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Medital.
NASHVILLE
Electric Water Cure.


rTyHE undersigned has taken the large House the
Il hill In South Nashville, at the head Of Front
street. the Rutledge property, where he has
established comfortable home for inEaIids and pro-
yided ample means for their restoration TO health.
Patients the country and strangers taken sick in
city ind gentle nursing and appropriate medi
consists Of Water Electricity, and the most effective
medicine and Homeopathy in all Acute and Febrile
Diseases and in all cases our charges will be mode
rate and TO suit the times ~ Eti
The institution IS located in field of IL acres con-
tanning fine shade and pleasant grounds for
finest prospective yievf the city, Cumberland river,
and surrounding country, afforded in any other part
of the City,
As far as regards our success in practice in the heal
ing art, viii only say We have now been in Nash
vile year, and our register will show the names
of 150 patients, treated for various diseases,
of them hopless OF Chronic Diseases, and
81 of whom were confirmed cases OF Consumption,
and out of the whole number of $50 odd cases treat
ed, only have died, al Of whom were given up as
hopeless before them, and every OF the rest
have been cured, or at least greatly seneftted.
For the protection of others, We can receive into
institution patients having contagious Diseases
but will attend 10 such at other places Family prac
tice attended to as usual.
P. A. wEsTERyELT, ND
Office Colonade Block, No. 53X Cherry Street.
Office hours from to 10 o'clock A and from
60 3 O'Clock p NJ, every dag except sunday AT all
other times be found the Electric Water Cure
above
Though we opposed to publishing certificates to
show that control diseases supposed TO be In
durable, we will re-pubsh the following letter of
well known citizen TO the editor of the Republican
Banner, Of Dec 30th, 1860:
Mr.. EDITOR Having been afflicted for some months
past, as is known by my many acquaintances, with
attack of paralysis, and having received benefit
so decided from the of electrical baths given
by Westervelt have thought it due TO those sim
larly situated with myself TO make this publication
decidedly convalescent when began to use the
baths but the benefit derived from them has been
positive that there could be mistaking the cause
am able to my fingers and my arms, which
entirely helpless, almost, not quite, as well as
ever
know this notice may inure TO the benefit of DR..
w., least with those who place confidence in my
word but TO me il Is matter Of much greater inpor
tance that my friends should know where they can
be relieved from the state Of helpessness was in
short time since. JOHN ADAMS.
REFERENCES.-R- H Brockway, W. Freeman, r.
Freeman, Joseph Wheless, NJ. NJ Bryant Felix G. Nc
Kay, Capt. Relsnyder, George Cooper, John Adams,
(of firm of Adams & Eves), and others too numerous
to mention, who know how to appreciate my services.
P. A. WESTERVELT.
n. B.-Letters from distance, asking further in
formation, enclosing postage stamp, and addressed
to P. A Westeryelt, n D., Nashville, Tenn, will be
promptly answered jan1s-3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-05
Joyful Newss
The Cry is "still They Come .
WHAT?

Why beautiful goods, that viii cause great talk,
As our old friend, NJ Powers, has just returned from
New York
And receiving his store Southeast of the
Square,
rich Spring and Summer Stock, which hen sell very
fair, -..----
Embracing clothing and every article in the furnishing
line,
Which in beauty and durability sstruly divine"
He has coats and pants OF almost every style and
shade,
Most fashionably cut, and very neatly pressed and
And as for handsome vests-he'H sell you one in
flash
For the very least possible share Of your cash.
Nor forgetting old line Wings and Democrats,
For whom he keeps VARIETY of suitable hats,
The finest caps-all fancies to please
Both cloth and silk, and new style Japanese;
Handsome shirts, and splendid cravats and collars,
SO to NJ. Powers don't neglect bring your dollars;
For with myriads we would now dispute,
VINO dare say his garments fail to suit;
Those most neat and fastidious in taste,
Who Oft In badly made clothes their money waste
But strange to say for the very smallest sum,
You feel inclined to expend at Powers Emporium,
He will give you bargains very rcih rare,
That viii compel you for months wonder and stare
He keeps clothing to suit the large and the SMALL
And to credit our word, just give him a call.
s'Quick sales and small profits is his motto long
traced,
So to N. Powers Store for bargains make haste.
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