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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
Apprehensions Of u Break mp of the
Republican Party.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb

Grave apprehensiuns prevail in PresIden-
tiaI circles of fatal dissensions in the Repub-
Hcan party on the compromise question and
eonseouent embarrassment of The incoming
Administration.
The Chicago Tribune reads Kellogg out of
the party on account Of his compromise pro-
positions. Much feeling is manifested here
among the radical Republicans in view of
the apparent discrepancy between bis deciar-
atiou during his late visit to this place and
the position now occupied by him.
We copy the above from the Cincinnati
obmmre;ai, republican. The Republican party
NH - broken to pieces, we believe, and the
Onion saved.
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SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SAVANNAH. GA. JAyU.RY pan IssI

SAVANNAH, GA, JASUARY, oath, 1861.
HAVING been informed that reports are circulated
II IN the Up Country Of Georgia, in Tennessee, Ala
bama and Mississippi doubt put forth by interested
persons, 10 injure savannah and her Rail Road and
Steam ship Lines, that the Port Of Savannah closed
by blockade, or by some other MEANS and that Goods
and Produce may be delayed by this Route.
This is to give notice 10 all interested that the Com
Of this Port is unobstructed and going with
its usual activity that Steam Ships running
usual and are likely TO continue, and that Shippers
get their Goods, by the Route and ship their Pro-
duce in any direction siniy and expeditiousy
heretofore No advance Of Freight by the steam ship
Ii es 10 this port. GEO. W. ADAMS.
feb1-d1w General superintendent =
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DIR. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wins Bitters.-The
Wine Bitters tonic, and build up; they apo
rent, but their effect is different from other purga-
tves, inasmuch they do not debilitate they al
teratIve and diuse their influence throughout the
tire SYSTEM correcting all unhealthy action dsor-
ganizaton purifying the Blood, and regulating the
cretions. Every family should have DR.. Richardson's
Sherry Wine Bitters. feb1-1m
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HOS. SHARP.
J. 7. HAMILTON
NASHVILLE PLOW WORKS.

HAVING rebuilt establishment, and furnished
i il throughout with the latest and most approved
facilities for manufacturing Flows, ETC.,
prepared to I'LL orders for all implements in our line
manufactured from the best quality Of MATERIAL and
in the best style of workmanship. With long ex
perience in the business and superior facilities
doing the work. think guaranty better ar
tics tn be obtained elsewhere adapted to the
wants of the Southern Planter aud Farmer and at
less prices than similar quality of work be pur-
chased in the North.
Orders from merchants filed at liberal discount
from card prices. Send your address, and get our
circular. SHARP & HAMILTON.
dec29-d4w3m
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Dissolution OF Co.Partuershiu

II He co-partnershlp heretofore existing between
L GEO. MrzELL, ASpRSw ]. HOOPER aud GEORGE B.
BRowS, under tue firm of MIZELL, HOOPER L
CO., is this day Dissolved by mutual consent. Any
member OF the firm is authorized TO sign said firm
name in liquidation.
Co.. Nos. & 8, Market street. four old stand) where
We hope all indebted to the firm Of MIZELL, JOPER
& CO., will call and settle without delay
GEO. MIZELL,
A. HOOPER,
Feb. o, 166l-1t B&u GEO. B. BROWN.
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Holloway,s PHI. and ointment

HOlIoyvay's Pills and Ointment
Universal Philanthropy one million boxes of
Pills every month distributed throughout the
towns and villages of the United States and Canada,
and almost equal amount of Ointment accompanies
these orders 1t may be said with truth, that Hollo
ways medicines "Messengers of joy, carrying
healing their wings" to millions oppressed by every
form and type Of disease. Sold by all Druggists at
25c., &C.. and 81 per box pot.
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Notice to Passengers.

THE Passenger Train the Nashville & Chattanoo-
J. ga K. r, heretofore leaving Nashville at 3 80 A.
NJ, and arriving at $50 has been discontinued
until further notice. For the accommodation of way
passengers Passenger Car will be attached 10 the
Cowen Way Freight Train leaving Nashville daily
Sundays excepted, at A NJ and living $50 +.
M. E.W. COLE, Superintendent.
feb5-tf
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Administrator,s Notice.

IL W. Walker, decd, hereby notify all persons
having claims against said Estate file the with
mesfor pay ment, and those who indebted Will
please como forward and settle Immediately.
r. +. WOODS,
feb5-2w$ Administrator.
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Neit5 advertisements.
VALENTINES! VALENTINES !!

ALL sorts, all varieties, all kinds Of VALENTINES,
comic, sentimental, sensible, Thindir a1ectonate
talking about hearts bursting" Sold by the guam.
tity or singiy by JOHN YORK CO.,
feb7-f 80 SO Union Street.
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Markets by Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.

The Peace Convention met to-day. About
two-thirds of the Commissioners were pre-
sent Several delegations, among them
those from New York, Missouri and lndiana-
having not yet arrived. Judge Wright. of
Cincinnati, was elected temporary Chairman.
No reporters were admitted, though there
were good many applications. Ii is proba-
BILE that an effort will be made to exclude
them hereafter. 1t seems to be the intention
of the leading men in the @ Convention TO pre-
vent any outside influence from operating up
on their deliberations. Should the PROPOSE
tons and debates on them be reported daily.
there would be a tremendous pressure from
interested persona, and no satisfactory con-
clusion could be arrived at. This is given
by members as reason for exclusion.
The rumor that the Virginia delegation
have insisted upon the removal of the Uni
ted States troops from Washington before
they would consent to sit in the Convention,
which is extensively circulated by the sece-
tiers, is without truth and emanates from the
seceders, who are very desperate, as it ap-
pears that their schemes will probably fail
on account of the precautions of the War De-
psrtment. There are now about one thou
sand troops in town and more are expected
this evening.
The overwhelming majority to-day in our
sister city Alexandria, in favor of the Union
cdUQl08ttos uiohco Jul flitETLs itci WE'LL
The taking of the New Orleans Mint by
the disunionists is denounced by even mode
rate men az downright ROBBERY. The amount
of money which has thus fallen into the
hands of the disunionists is no less than half
q million OF dollars.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. $
Senate.-Mr johnson. of Tennessee, made
q speech supporting his former position
against secession, and defending himself
from the attack made Ia consequence of his
saying be bad struck treason blow, aud the
men engaged In 1t being traitors, felt the
blow. He said the grief yesterday in the Sem
ate was we'll played. and vas got up to order.
but whether the anxious mourners were well
prepared for the occasion be could not say.
He then reviewed the di1ersnt points in Nj.
8enjamin's speech. .stsSs'.s =
He said the United States bought Louiss-
ana and paid for her, and then We admitted
k~-k 49, - - y =.
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TOYS & FIREWORKS
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT FOR 1881

,HE Store Room on College Street, occupied =
Il by Aessrs- Gould * Freeman as a Furni $50
ture Establishment lEEEzs
Possession given LIST january. 1861 Apply
70 lnov2-tfl MICHAEL. VAUGHN
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To SHIPPERS.
surERrsrExpENr's OFFICE, N. & C

SuPERiNIENDENr's Office, n. 4 C. r. R., /
Nashville, JAM 81, 1861.
OWING to the unusual accumulation of Freights at
" Nashville, as well other transhipping points
South of Road, compelled to stop receiving
Freights for few days when further notice will be
given. Z. w. COLI,
feb4-tf Superintendent
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gg telegraph.
GOOD NEWS!
From Washington :!

Dispatches from Crittenden and
Douglas.
NAsHyILLE, Feb 6, II NJ.
The following despatch from Washington
is just received. in answer to an enquiry
made by Hon. WN. ii. Polk:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.
To W. n. Polk, Columbia:
Your dispatch received. Our hope for the
Union firm. Take courage from Virginia.
Save Tennessee. and the Union is safe.
J. J. CRIFFENDEN,
s. a. DOUGLAS.
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Notice.

HAVING ascertained that the estate Of J. B. DAVIS
II Is insolvent, have suggested the fact 10 the
County Court Clerk Of Davidson county Now IN sur
suance 70 order made by said Clerk, ali persons
having claims against said estate TO Ole the same with
said Clerk authenticated in the prescribed by
law, before the LIST day Of July next f66ft for
pro rata disfribusion- All claims not fled VII he
barred. LEM OLIVER,
jan12-dsw Administrator of J. B. Davis, decd.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

,HE Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light Com
L pany will hold their annual election of seven Di-
day of March, 1861. JAS IL KENDRICK,
feb7-tSmarch. Secretary
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For Rent. Furnished.
For HIRE.

A SLEEPING ROOM, for single gentlemen IN
n Private House, with every conTeniencc. For
particulars apply at thus Office. anil
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07

4 DWELLING HOUSE, Cherry Street. 3 doors
IA from Hasbrooks store, with rooms including.
COOK and servants rooms, Office, smoke house sta
bic and small garden, well in the yard. Apply at the
place or SO North Market street. Possession gwen
Immediately. ianI
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Auction Sale Of Fresh Groceries
BY
TERRASS ROTHER s

ON Thursday morning next, Feb. 7,,'6I, wewiI sell
" in front OF Warehouse the following articles
so hhds New Crop Sugar, 200 boxes Brandy,
100 bbls n. Y. Coffee do leo bbls Rye Whisky
100 20 Pow'd. Crushed do 100 80 Bourbon DO
100 az Molasses, rs % White do
100 half bbls do % " Robertson Co. do
loo bags Coffee, Is % Old Reserve do
rs bbls Mackerel, so I" NJ Brandy & Gin
Is % White Fish, 10 90 S. NJ Wine
100 Kit Mackerel, 10 Ginger Brandy,
100 boxes Star Candles, 100 dog b. oms
so I" Tallow do 100000 Segars,
SO Z" Virginia Tobacco, 20 cases Sardines
so % Candy, assorted, 10 bbls assorted Nuts
so (" Oysters, loo boxes Glassware,
100 % Fire Crakers, so Soap
100 &c Schnapps, 25 90 Pickles,
Together with many other articles.
feb1-td TERRASS BROTHERS.
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Virginia all Right!
From Washington.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. Stu the Peace Con-
ference Tyler delivered patriotic and con-
ciliatory address.
The proceedings were chiefly conversation
al Bonligney is the only member from Sc
ceeding States VINO takes active part in the
proceedings.
Chase, of Ohio, expressed particular salts
| faction with Tyler's speech, and said he and
| most of the other Commissioners were will
ling to follow where Virginia led. Hopes of
| the Union are high. The peace Congress is
awaiting the arrival of more Commissioners.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Trumhull for the
Senate, and Washburn of Illinois. and
Phelps for the House, have been appointed
TO count the Electoral vote.
Senator JohnSons speech denounced as
traitors, the late Senators who committed
themselves in favor ofsecession and rebellion.
HoUsE-Moore declared against the RICH;
of secession, and said it would be time to re-
volt when the Republicans carried their dog
mas into practice.
Evidence continues to be received or the
violation of private correspondence in the
South.
Commander Walker is to be Court Martial
led. for bringing the Store Ship supply to
New York, instead of Vera Cruz.
Black is nominated for the Supreme Court,
and Petit for District Judge of Kansas.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Secretary of
Treasury is taking action with regard to the
obstruction of the revenue laws by the col
lector, at New Orleans. 1t is automatically
stated that the laws will be enforced to the
greatest extent practicable, and on Union
basis.
From Pennsylvania.
HARRIsBURG. Feb, 5.-Gov. Curtin ordered
salute in honor of the result in Virginia.
Erorr. Rfebu,onH
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 5.-Very few of the
delegates elected submissionists.
If the peace Congress fails to make a set
Element, the question will doubtless be refer
red to the people.
From North Carolina.
RALEIGH N. c. Feb 5-The Senate mass
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FROM New orleans.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-The city is bril-
liantly illuminated to night in honor of the
passage of the secession ordinance. The
Louisiana Convention passed an ordinance
comforting the right of citizenship on all per-
sons residing in the State of Louisiana, at
the date of the adoption of the secession or
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-The Convention
tabled by a vote of 5S TO Al, resolution to
appoint Commissioners to all the slave hold
ing States that have not seeded, and invite
them to join the Southern Confederacy.
Texas secession Ordinance Passed.
GALVESTON, Texas, Feb. 5.-The Ordinance
Of Secession passed on the first ballot by
vote of 166 tot
The Governor. Legislature, Supreme
Judges, and Commissioners were present. 1t
is to be submitted to the people On the 23rd
of February, and if adopted, 10 go into effect
on the End of March.
Gov. Houston recognizes the Convention
of the people, and declared his attachment to
the South and his desire to join the Southern
Confederacy, and if none formed will join the
Republic of Texas.
The secession news from Florida, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana created
much excitement in Northern Texas.
From New York.
New YORK, Feb. 6.-Counterfeit fives on
the Amsterdam and Bulls Head Bank are
circulating.
The delegates to the late Chicago Conven-
ton, from Vermont, met informally at Mont
pelier, and protested against any plan of
compromise before Congress.
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NEGROES TO Hire

A NEGRO WOMAN capable OF doing service for
"A small family, as cook and washer decs9-u
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 6.--There is au immense
Union torch light procession tonight. Ma
tional Airs are played, and fire works dis.
played.
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, Feb 6.-COtton sales today
10000 bales. Middling 11a11f. Sugar
Steady 4la54. Molasse 234a25. Mess Pork
firm IL 75ai9 l22. other articles unchanged.
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Re NJ 0 VAL
FOR HIRE.
Literary Paners.

o1G
TWO very sprightly negro Boys, u an 13 years
i old. Apply at this Office janI6-G
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FOR RENT.

WE have a lot Of good Negroes to hire, Men. Girls
w and Boys Uan3-tfl Il. 81. HAYNES < 90
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RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 5.-Very few of the
delegates elected are submissionists.
If the peace Congress fails TO make set
Element, the question will doubtless be refer
red to the people
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From New orleans.

FfOm NOftb CafOIlna.
Raleigh, N. c., Feb. 5.-The Senate pass
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-30
ANT1-SLAYERY TRACTS.

The Tract Committee Of he Western Auti-Sie,
very Society will furniOh The following Tracts or
application o, M'Millan's Bookstore, Salem, Ohio
Correspondence between Lydia Maria Child and
Governor Wise aud Mrs. Mason, of Virginia. 2p
%. S cents.
The New Reign Of Terror in the Slaveholding
States, for 1859 and 1850. PIP. ia. 10 cents,
Daniel 0'Connell on American Slavery; will
other Irish Testimonies. PIP. 4s. s cents.
The Right Way the Safe Way, proved by Eman
|~cipatlon in the West Indies and elsewhere. b.
l.. Maria Child. pp. 95. 10 cents.
Testimonies of Capt. John Brown at Harper,
Ferry, with bis address to the Court. PIP. l6. 8 cts
The Philosophy Of the Abolition Movement
By Wendell Phillips. PIP. AZ. 8 cents.
The Duty of Disobedience to the Fugitive Slave
Act: An Appeal to the Legislators Of Massachu
sets. By l.. Maria Child. PIP. SO. cents.
The I~nfdeliiy Of Abolitionism. By VIM. Lloyd
Garrison. PIP. IL. 3 cents.
Speech Of John Hossack, convicted Of q Viola
ton OF the Fugitive Slave Act at Chicago, Illinois
PIP. IL. 8 cents.
The Pa,riarchal Institution, as described by
Members Of its Own Family. Compiled BY l.
Maria Child. PIP. SIS. s cents.
No Slave-Hunting in the Old Bay State: Al
Appeal to the People and Legislature OF Massa
.%ehusstts. PIP. "a. 5 cents.
Platform Of the American Anti-Slavery Societ,
and its auxiliaries. PIP. SO. 3 cents.
Packages containing all Of the above will be
furnished for 30 cents, or if sent by mail As cents
The Postage on the Reign of Terror is 5 cts, OF
the Right Way 3 cts, and on the others l cent each
Redpath's life Of John Brown for sale as above
price rs cents.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-30

YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DoLLAR.-THE New
metallic ALLOY.-"oriede' is a new metallic
alloy, extensively used in this country as a sub.
%stitute for gold. Stores have sprung into OK.
istence all over the country for the sale of it, and
newspapers contain flaming advertisements of a
"full set of jewelry for only one dollar, Icing the
stock of Large manufacturer, Tor merchant) who
is obliged to dispose of his stock on account of The
%panic.'' 1t is a French discovery, and is called
by the French gold or oriede. 1t is manufactured
to a large extent in Waterbury, Connecticut. /,
bears a close resemblance to gold in color, density,
and 6neness Of grain so close that il deceives ev.
cry one but practical dealers or experts. It's com.
ponent parts consist Of pure copper, 100 parts
zinc or tprefsrable) tin, II parts magnesia, {
salammoniac, SO parts; quicklime, is
parts tartar Of commerce, 9 parts and are mixed
as follows: The copper is first melted, when .n
mngnesia. s~alammoniac, lime, ard tartar in pow
ders, are added little by little the crucible is nov
briskly stirred for half an hour, 80 as to mi,
thoroughly, and then the zinc is added in small
grains by throwing it on the surface and stirrin,
il till it is entirely fused the eruci5Ie is thel
covered and the fashion maintained for abou
thirty-6ve minutes. The surface is then skimme,
and the alloy is ready for casting. The fncnes
OF grain in this alloy gives to those objects of or
composed OF it a d~elicacy and purity of detail tha
cannot be obtained from bronze. The alloy is es
~sen.iallJ duc.ilo aud malabIs, and can be cast
rolled, drawn, stamped, chased, beaten into q
powder, or leaves, or treated ia any other way
the ariizan may desire. The discovery of this new
alloy is really wonderful, and its ute will have a
tendency to place within the reach Of all, the use.
ful ornamental, and higher products of art. An
immense number a nd amount Of articles are man
u%faOIured out Of this alloy and sold South and
West, and none but excellent judges can tell j,
from gOld.-M Y. World.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-30
AM EpIToR,s DUTY.

Pruning is part Of an editors duty, a part which
is always unwelcomo to him. lie must regard
the intelligence Of the reader, the standing Of the
periodical, the reputation Of the church he repre-.
sents. Some persons Seem to think that il is the
Editors place simply 10 print what they may send
him, no matter how It is prepared. The most un.
fortunate thing about II is, that they take offence
u he corrects what they write. Now, here is q
letter before us, in which we are blown sky high
because we abbreviated an article sent us SOME
time ago, by the writer. lie says, II do not like
such abridgments." 81 wish you to understand
mo, that when / do write an article for publica,
ton tFor do not write often) that / wish you tC
put il in you paper just as 1 wiite it verbatum.'
This quotation is just as the brother wrote 1t
But we should do him a serious unkindness if VIZ
should follow bis direction, and, in like manner
publish bis letter entire, signature and all. Hi
spelling presents us with the following words
''enquel, 'necassaty, "''new".for kneo, "blendid. .
mungreled, ""mawk, for mock, &c. We do moi
censure q man because he canno / spell; because he
cannot write English. 1t is his mislortune-of
ten not at all his fault. Bot, when such q man
writes for publication, no ought to be thankful to
the Editor for correcting his puerile MSS. This
brother fires up very Indignantly. lie says, ~
did not expect to fud an old episcopal Almighty
bishop In tAe Editor Of Our paper" Now, this is
not amiable. But to hear it, is part of the tax
every man has to pay who assumes official posi-
ton and we, therefore, smile aud take it, with
all the charges o f"pride" "usurpatiOn" pus in al
condiments. The brother says, II have kept
copy Of this arti le." We advise him to keep it
We shall keep that now in our possession as a Gu.
riosity worth preservation Methodist Protetdnt
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-30
THE HOUSE THAT DEArR BUILT.

License Law. Thi, 4, she bovs. ,h., p..,t
hail,
The price Of blood. Thia is the malt tina, Ia,
in the house that Death built.
King Alcohol. This is The rat that ate the NAL,
that lay 10 the house tina, Death bhilt. .
The Maine Legislators. This is the cat that cor
nsrsd the rat, that ate the malt that Ia, in IN,
house that Death boil,, e.l q "a,
The wholesale Liquor Dealers. These are ID,
dogs that barked at the cat, that clusehed the rat
that ate the malt that lay in the house that Dealt
built. csast @ f1t1@1 Nf
Public Sentiment. This is the OK with the lofty
horn, that booked ct the dog that growled Of thC
cat, that muzzled the rat, that ate the malt, thai
lay in the house that Death built.
Vacant ,Ja;ls and poor.bopsss Tbo.o ara tbs
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-30
WONDERS OF CHEMISTRY.

Science is full Of wonder. but chemistry is the
science Of wonder. The following from Lyon
Piayfair will awaken curiosity;
The horseshoe nails dropped in the streets dur
ing the daily travel reappear in the form Of swords
and guns. The clippings Of the travelling tinker
are mixed with the psrings Of horses hOofs from
the smithy, or the ~cast-off WOODEN garments Of the
poorest Inhabitants Of sister isle. aud soon after
ward. in the form of dyes OF brightest bloc, grace
the dress Of cOurtly danes. The main ingredien.
Of The ink with which / now write was possibly
Oncs part Of the broken hoop OF an old beer bar
rel. The bones Of desd animals yield The chief
constituent Of lucifer matches. The drees Of port
vine carefully rejected by the por. vice drinker in
decanting his ~favorite beverage. are taken BY him
in tho morning 10 the form of seidliiz powders 10
remove the effects Of his dsbauch. The orI OF ibe
streets and the vasbipgs Of coal gas reappsar, care
ally preserved in the lady's smelling b.ttls, or are
used BY her 10 favor NaRcjuanges for her friends
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-03-30

B9- Some years ago the French Government
published > magnificent edition of the liturgy OF
it's church, and offered a large reward for the de-
lection Of typographical errors while it was going
through the press. Bot one error escaped lhe Wig
lance thus created, and this occurred In the rubric
whers isrsci1ea sHsre the ptisss shall take Of
ga e~aiOt:e." that is, his cap, but it was printed
rHere the priess shall take of sa caIoRe," hi
breechss.A IS 8 "a Al