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England and America.

Sir Morton Peto, Who left this eity on the
lst inst, delivered a speech in Bristol, Eng
land, On the 18th, which was brought 70 u;
lAst evening b. the EuroPenn mails. It is
larRely devoted 20 q narration o: his Oh
servations and experiences in the United
States, and is at once very able, very friend
~, highly euloSistic and highly enthusiss-
tie lie told his auditors that so under
stand America they must 60 there, snd
enc man Of business entering life, /" said he,
@should consider his educatioR compete,
unul he paid a visit 70 the United States. "
He expressed himself as astOundcd beycnd
measure az our greatness, growth and pow
er, as they bad displayed themselves IN wal
and il peace. On the great quest ons Of the
reconstruction Of the Union and the main
tenance Of peace between America and Eng
land, he expressed himself ss satisfied win
the prospects; and ire London Tines re-
port Of she tpeeoh says that a protest which
he made against the Christian people OF ths
i've countries imbruing their hands IN eaeh
others blood vas followed b. "loud np-
plssse, the Ehele assemhisge rising 10 then
feet. ard cheering the hOnorsble Baronel
most enthusiastically" In the same d.
rsetiou. the Times remsrks. . Sir Norton
Peio cone uded his ahle speech BY express
ing 3 belief that England ard America
would IN the future, now that the great blot
AZ slavery vas abolished, Be better friends
aud come % q better understanding and
the only thing required 10 acconplish that
Wa that they should &c to America, as he
had done, and ieei their warmth Of friend
ship IS be had. Loud and long continued
cheerinT7l lt O. Is probsble thst English
statesmen and scholars vii largely foiio =
this excellent advice in tbs coIaiHg yeara.-
y. i. Tsnes, Aer. p.
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For Sale.

nea Df ihe I0aI hHa..l0rraa I'M 90 HruH.rl I'D
- tlascuilsrr. nartrf ihl llg alaft1a t.........
q tlH runta naalrl.le ilaI.- raHraaf. .l d. ..s.
tso.alniF afll. uiIn .rl Ionu1a .at I.Hr rs r.1af
lr'cE tur s1 nla1a- end rertHHf Enasrs. r...l ~.
iau, niE' FafL vol eneI.a Cd arrt u H.n.f Eel.
80 cAoee fi.la trrs. a pr. = a-tf .aE arlI r.
rarii, sits rHfT cf safer rat aI Ourreu. aU.aa
lof getting Fa1d. 'fna n. ana ilHrraI ua. si.i
hJ tnc corner oi Che r.l.s. .iar ufel r.H., is O..
ceifed ior burn uE nfi.E Iua property 0H-. ls
tne gorTnrllon au1 rs therefore fEaifHl .ror- ...
rorui. .on tsEra Asr-af errur a iulu.a.I IfeIr ...
iliuii0I tne property IeII1. O.
Euqui.e eI hfL-Uh a MiHFEEE
F0Hf or W MHNH EIaIN N y.
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M MAIzENA A
25O,OOO
Watches, ohsIns, DismOnC
RINGS. SC
WORTH OVER SI.OOO. 600.

A IL to be sOid ior One Dollar each. without re-
~ oard 10 Valna. Not 10 BE- pad for until you
know what you ara 10 receive.
eta is one OF the largest firms IN the CITY Of n,
York, Hnd are doing very extensive bu mess, and
have on hand the largest sioeK that csn be found 10
the City.'9ceaha lines, R-ut Water, Mich, Oei.
q, lsti. "Thtif stock is large, ard buyers may
ref on articles purchsseG from ihem iust repre-
sented. Their Ion cnnunuance in business enanle es
them 70 offer helter Inducements thsn any other
house in the e tY-"-LcTel Americsn, Anderson,
Ind Oct. ~, l8iL Their Wafchas are admitted
by ccmi etent Judge and those who have used
them, 70 be tbs best use. Iheyare al they are
adfe1ilsed 20 be."-lndependeai, Warrenton, ,ll,
Oct 20, 1854. They are large de-lers and fhoT
stock IS manuactursd IN the bsst sfyie and Of pure
materials. Telegraph, Ssugerues n, -, Oct q.
lsC4 "All goods furnished 4 what they . rep
resented 70 be. Times, Msterviiie, n Y, Oct ~,
1854 WORTHY Of confidence Wyoming Demo-
Graf, WsrssE n Y, Oct Is, 1884 "hanorRble and
iair dealing men, en-H-Cumberlsnd Valley Journal,
...l.----.I.-Ll-- u. n- ~
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A gen.ieuan in Aiatams. IN sxertinE
himself ore dAg, felt a sudden psia, and
fearing bis luternsl muehnefy had feen
thr. "a cut oi gear, cent for q negro qn b .
planfaiien, who msds some Fretepsions %
medical aki.l, p rrss, rihc Got him The
negro haFsu4 invest gated the cause. u-p-
psred a1d sdmir stored dose p be pa-
tent With the utmostrouldenes ei . speedy
cure. 10 relief being exHe-ierred, hoE
ever. the gentleman seat ior phy ician,
who. % araigur, inquired ~ he neFr7
=shai medicine 81 bad fi-en LIS mas 81.
Bob nqsnotlY responded, thcsin sud eluin.
Ei-isf .fN'hat did you give them ior U con-
tfurcd the doctor. aWhy," relied Eah.
aae sium 70 dfau tha Paris iqs adsr. ana
a. resin 10 s0ider um. The patient even
tuslly recovere5.-t tz1ris.fsa e5arir-.
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During the var The rebels ssnt % sea The
following pirates, ntted out I'm EuEland and
elseshefss The sumtsr, eaFannah. JeT
Davis. Nashvilles Alabama, stoneaaii
sheunndsah. Florids, Georg a. Chieb.-
mauga, RGirihaiion. raiiahassee, Taeonv.
Clarence sallie, Einslow, Judah, Petrei. u
o.. y xon, and Calhoun. Frorn 4 csrefl,ii,
comp Jed statement of the Secrstarv Of ~
American shipmasiert Associet,on. it ~.
pears that The pirntes, in all twenty. burned
two hundred and seventy-fve vesseis. nav
ins 40 atE-e9ate of one millioE tons. and
eia'sihee a. faiioEss Four sieamsrs. sev-
enty eigat hips, iorty y-three briEs. eighty
Two oafks, ana sixtJ J-e ghf scksoaerz. The
Aiahama an TIE largcss lossss 81
Americas shipping of any 81 thsss pirstes.
having captured, burned end sunk sirty-
nine Different vessels.
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OTIS, 4. A.-attgInsy and Couns sell0r st Law
" Once 49, Cherry s.. II o. Box 74s
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r. ara al. 1.r.sa.I Oh arrnI.1'a Cart JOSS "a l.L-
~ as ~ ga-l.if-r 'or ro.eaCHul n inc r...a c.
laun'y fluseo % tae en. l'ug 'iallha'e toa-
We ere aathoriaej g. auuounco rHonas
eatrE as q csuaiiiate i1r loauiy lrua.ee, ar
The us2t Aaaeh c.c.tian.
- Ate al'aar.-. u 'o lunauuee WM tAilNt.
laN, ~ el1dalstc iof c'e-f.an tn fhe aI.a %
NcuuIF lrllasa NJ lnaauau.rr al area rIrrrr1.
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We Ask

TIE suffering nj icns IN our iEuc % rvs tbs
re5neiy frial conFinced tilst " ie Nrey IS
many ma, - rellased. many cnred Il nysqe psia,
heaztopTn, sour Ssonech, sex headacte, ilrl'
nesss lnaEe-uea. liaes, Q stircness. f.liona a.
iacka, liEef Complains kheIma'ic Anectcns. a.
heed TIE RanEhlst q Isslrncuieis va e. b.
q yoar ftysoss.
hanntastsrsi olly b TkRRAET Co. 81
6leslgich strsst, Nv Yer.
@rFer M . q DrslTilh. Eyily
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me bosrd o. Survey, having this natter IN
charse, deserve the highest praise sor the
energy and Industry displayed Ia ferrciine
oat the guilty ones, and accomplishing the
aims Of justice and lsw.-C5ai Ga-rfft.
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SUFFE il E r s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! ActH!

TARRANT a Co.
gentlemen ] an resident q Cursoos, and have
I-sn ei-pes- q % Erts te yul ccucsrlInz the ret-
% Indigestion snd i.ysrapsl& desire % EXPIRE
- f9a iIl snoere gIttndc torthe Ensai tenedt thg
SkaIlkR has oons my Nif.
For iuur o. hve yesrs nv VIE has ts,sr estIls
Hticied with iiyspeYss aud 4 ~ issn,. l,,,sr fb.
teaimcni 81 sewers foetors far tua o. tnrea years
she vss nnHlly induced 10 sees the sarlee III ,
lcsrnod 'nyslciani ilocior Cthisls. . Nene11pla
NEsCENT sELTZER AfERIENT. sse hsr.e 4
iulnrcTe 81 once, ana = ncg fEttF ECrI.Y NIL,
FEEL q 8, BE- ny duty f1r the good Of huunsrif4 =
sr,arc ths SlaieTnaut ieaIrr thai usedciaa - -
ushls should bs sidely kaoun.
Trustir1 ycu vi EFa tils puhlcity, and repesf
inr nv earnest srsri lde aad lhsnts-
/ an rery respectfully years
- r u HESRrQuEk
NsE Ya.k. Juna s. "a - ehznt. Culscao, s A
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TVHIRD NATIoNAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
.OOk I'D JOE PRINTiNG.

CAMERON. wsf. oO.-Book and Job Pripters.
~ and pu lishers Of the DAY and Weekly
Union, Primers 1iley. between Union and Dead
ericE streets.
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- a rhysieiosic.t Ntcs oi MasrIasr
ti1tiscinf uss N @ usgts srH Iru Hna fl.Irs
aia hnEuiFlng7 "a tlle altlsffr al lHr lIuuHn u -
ftni p H sasle of aoslH rHl I..erHe astIu a Ira.-
,s On rl,f'F Hrrn1H, Is laaf.a.HsHaH OaraeIrl.Ha
lFoa na Aaa a1'i hlaIs ri b lho auInalr filn
u Alta.a a1--ii' Nu.N ri. aa aaI arr....I1I
,i 10 90 cure, as shluu af tln faEril df aas s.a
.te'arl a .rlliliHI HHr.Har 'a iHH ualUH.I saI
moe tdiifiIE l. ll MARTA 1r, lrH enrrria.l 81. .s
q IHtif raTei.1 clrf .lIau rrlt Hrr rIHnrr .a.
say a11rurs, On rel, r. rI .a eeuts. I'M rtarlHs .I
t.-i rnfrerrl er -iI..res rg if. "a Ci.f 81 ea.
ai 4sI.i1H talT. tIhsnF. o. ~
Aa aH DDS uIEF rr rtnsIIl.i urHu HIr n .Hn
uaaas1a ufca ei..h nn rr.l tIfa.l aIirn.. srrrr.
a.iY r p u.ai. ani AL eagiaas senl to cav rsri 0I
iue aHlia .n.
ArrEvriog issHnss f-Jhr5aa on ths UI-
sicr baukins Co... Beuast. lrc'aad. Ia suma
oi ~ to Elu Cor tala at e. OdIwafa rr..
kor oii eel. 80. fs college street.
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r. a oGIrus ol Tenn. G 4. HFar alInorRd, % y J
-. &. susrs, rELaSa o.. s,IrH, of MINI.
a @. sssEsHu. 4" A. C. Wells. oi Mich.
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CLAM A.ENTs, &c.

Al YERS HUNT-Ms1uiacturers OF all the
vi Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages sod
Bugges, Kxpress Wagons and CsffYal.s. 7s North
MarEet street
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Hat Role, Rusk and Bauna eYery m5ru-
ing % the Nashville staam Bakery. no
1ummcr street. near UuInr aarH u
Just received, per kErrcss, Gus latoi
aWiaaef, tarietoni nainaoak, mual.ns, at rf.-
vase sale. CSC. suIatna a. 60.
llyl-u 81 zua zs CollsEa atrcot.
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e10E a BAY Afruil sE1tai b - 49,
&s I'D Eoateri1i sEElaa n1CHiEF
e, - safss sss ,d ,ase,ssd- AadsslS nav Z
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Important Sale.
Ruins of Taylor Depot

WILL NJ SOLD AT PUBLIC AUo1EoN n,
w Friday, iecsmher sth, is65, 81 10 o'crck 4
n, Ia iqr eroif eoraer o. -umuaer asd Demon.
oleln = eels, l,a-iar ~ leurassee 1hs eatue Ia
q Oorpsr HISS. eteel. Wroaeh. Csst sd -
lro1 u-a.erals, asYed from ne dehris Il - -
oounaefsi on 81 june h le65
- --se - = elnae - inmense quauify 80
vsreiy Of casFsateT's, 6hip-csrperisr's w.
Ns1Entss hiscksunlths, and Missellansous To.l-
Aiso ne lnA-hlnsEJ q tso Portabls CrculEr s--
Eliisi arEe 20 9. eiresisr, cross-rut s1d M
sa'si isfsf ~ e -rovel and spads Bsadas. A.
courls isi q thess krucles ces - srer -.
anf - ozfnailoa eorcer1inE sszle rsesiged b. n,
ping . :. E hater, af @ Y . ofce a a. l.y
lor pct ~ ine eriio = upz1 b Hai sllsd A. z
lot. III = Sulzed % leave a depo Il Ia 6o44rr
n.sui f1nds- his vi b an astrscrise sale -.
Vel noxihy tsa 1ssszfsa q Foa1dryusn a1d So
llatora-
- ordsr ef Ca A. J. MscEsr, cnisf g. n. Dss,
e fU1oegsse. " A WAlHWRl9ET.
saTsaa cSPsAAss' - 5cxIEbaT.
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On neceir Of the cerii6cste you gil see Whsi ycr
sra eong % hsYe. snd then it II at Your optoa q
ernd TIE dollsr aud take M article o. noi. hur
-fasers nav TINS ohtun q sold Wsich 4 snoni
Rlnr or au4 sci of leselfs on our iist ior One ho
lsr and In no esse can they Eet l-ss than cue dol
irris worth priae of lerIiicstgs is as ioliouF
ore fsr q ceuts ave ior q eiefen - tiir5
~ -. sIztr.fre f,T site ore huHtred i14 SIS.
Arents vanfei evcryWhers. TO Hhom speeis
TAN. GAUCHAN kCG.
- - ffF Ftr-asla1V X N
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In their Stock Of
Wines 4 Brandies,
AtI OF WHICH ARE
GENUINE AND IMPORTED.
May be found
- pa - -

PemsEtin and nuE Sardan sherries,
Old Choice end hessrFed Maieirss;
louEon D1cE and huTEundy Port;
Pemsrun, hague.ori and s. julien MedOe
Cisrei,
Haut ssnierus Nlesteiner. Hockhsiner snd c.
taHna Wiuas;
Demsgsier. eOid Neda sod Hsidsck. ohsm-
nacne
lsnet CsstiGIl, Qtard. Dupuys a Co.'S Rrsndiss,
lish, soosch. Boarben and Roberison County
WhHkVs,
hoi aad 6l1s
Msraschino Ahsinths; Nermoafhe and ~ assori.
Cd u .norsi
BakeE's 10 HeIlana RIiisls,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agens. o. Easaranss comranies

AkEl 4 SMITH, Nos. s. ard IS Union street,
~ lup sleirsl represent the IlJsirg Companies (:
1fstns oi Hartford, Security, Mamma tan, Meiropol-
ssn, Phoenix and KnieI-srioeker Life OF New Aork
and Accident Of colonbua ohio.
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Notice,

- - q; AlNTER, Physicians k,r Diseases
- ., -, -, hhoAls LuN,sS and nEART. Eould
- e.st pti.en's ,has her sfEce in Nsshriiie
rlsss a.. sss,.lfaal eEsling, the sih nsi ser
S-l.inaAii. for ths basssf - ,s,.s - -
r.-.-----.. .es ih-lnseves unaer Their ea-s, -
49,, 1'ss-s a.le teen nsas sith ~ Rossse' fs7y
- -, J. solhnrssa 70 reoeya sppleato.s
oaR aasrsHi q csCians.7. ' - =. -
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FoR RENT-

A FokrAhLs sfOaE. rlt1sfsf On Charrv str-st
~ IL rear % Ccurar isI acfaI. I-rl..-e - L
pafbT's, 10, q cslsEs liIsst s5Tes-i.I
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The only true cad rorl,,t Hair nyc. uarm-
leas, Eeliahie ani luaautautoua prsdecas
lmmei.uteiy a rp.cadid Hiacl or uutu-al
brown, without u.gHar thc hair ar naIl-
Remedies the %. eaect' % bad dyes, -a.t
by ail Druggists The genuine Is aita.I
William A. hutchci1r. Auo.
Atfclercfag ErIrlrt ~ EairHrars. r.-
htsfarrF eHs hr1s rae t.r Hfr
CHARLES EAICuELuE, NEU lla.-
aan1 I-fE
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Messrs I s Il 6aughan Co, No he Broaisar,
NeT York. extensive mansilsCfurer and importer
watches and leEFlry, de-iriug Go tnaesss thsr on.
suess % an uul miie.f extent have resolved upcn
arest 6iifl nistrihuron, suhiect 20 The rVgulsto
i1iloEing;
Oerd6cafcs naming "a b ariicle sndifs value, are
rlscad IN ssaied lnFelrpes sud well N xed, one
al these enyeopes vii hs sent b. ulsl 10 any EIi-
sreas on ucceipi of tWeasy me cents.
Al ati3ss slsd a Ok Iog0r sacA 'rilsot r'guri
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|InSlIs 'a5ElS
/. / !. .'1IE1ii41IS|i
80. I.....Is T5a asa 80 SIS 76iss % ) %
20. 49,. ee 81 l5l .--.-.i z5l Oh 90
Ne. s.. / g T5 2 o0i 81 5Ol 25 50
No, 49,. / 81 81 50l t9i O0l 5oI %
No g.. O6i T5 8 O0i 8 50l sol 30 &c 90
No. g.. 25I s O0 8 Isl 3 IS. 3 ISL -. -.
No. T.. 2 50 81 10 81 z5l ...... sees.
NO g.. s 01 O0l 5ol 75l 0ol ......l ......
No. g.. g 4 50' o0l ...... 3 sol .....l 49,.
No.lo...-. oo o0l 5ol ......i .-.... ....l ...

These pens bseI ny t-uzs marx, &C. P. BAnsns.
kxInA Lou, Ky" for when have secured the
n1py-Tgns and are warranted equal IN f1enass Of
material sne workmanship % the hest Eastern man
nlecturei and are believed 70 be superior 10 all
otnefs IN durs1lty ond other substantial qusihes
snleh combine 70 make really serucaable pen.
Sent By mzl or express on RECEIPT Of prics and
nsilgH c1oF9G ln b. mai, a. ~ Tisk Wien 20 cent
e added for Tegsls - Write your name ard sd
1ress p.any.
rosiAge on aners pen tree csHfi pan win anJ
case or holder aud box, sI ce7tl Old pens re-
paired for hly cents lzld stGsspl each. Circulars
sani FnEz- Address
Q. P. BARNES,
aold Psc Manufacturer,
sSs MEin-stFeas, Cor. sixth, EouisYille, KY.
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BANKERs ann HROKERs.

I - -
| OTls, r. A.-ttt0Insy and Councillor st Law,
] " Once 4z5s Cherry - p o. Box 7fs
BANKERS AND BROKERs.
E7IKsT NATIONAL BANK-sovernrnent Dspos-
4 t9Ty-No. 50 College street, between Union
and the Puniic Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, kxchangs, CON, and 6overnnent secud-
ues nf al kinds Stocka and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. C.lleetions promptly St
tended to-
A G. saSFoRB, Rres't Jas, G. OoBEx .Cash'r.
MARR, THOS s.-Broker, corner Union snd
4Al College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
renf Money, Government Securities aud Vouchers.
Collections Sl1sadsd q promptly
A-so Buys and Eelis On g nnlsslon. af
9 ECJND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- y cherry street. de Is IN Exeta1Ee, Govern
ment securities snd Con Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUHsDEE, Cashier.
TNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals n ExcharRe; Government Securities
and Coln- Collections promptly attended to.
Gold Stocks and Bonds 8 Ia on Commission.
" ". BEhsE, Prs-ideut EDaaR JosEs, Ca her
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BOoKsELLERs AND sFAFI0NERs
CAHRIaGR MANUFACTURnRs.

CiNGLhTON, h b -Bookseiler, Publisher,
y ationer, sad Feuodieal DeaeT, Post Once
Building.
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WALL PAPER. etc.

M ERRlTr & HILI.-Dealsrs in Wall Paper
w Window Shades WinaoW Glass ard Photo
grsphic Material, corner Of Church and Msrkel
7ireets
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ArToRNEYs ar Law.

0iAMPBELL McEWEN 6ROEsBEcK, Attor-
~ neys A Law sno Clam Agents, practice IN all
ine q irts. Collections prompty aitende5 70
fl-c claims against the United States and Vouchers
aoecied- oliice - North Cherry street, I'D sfsirs
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TOHN O'EEILL, NifisrY Attornsg sod Solicitor
- Of Clsims, rro4 ecufss All classHs q Cams
against lie GOV -rnment Tor citizens snd soldiers
Once y Oe ~ street, NashTilie, lem lnog7-6a,e
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CnmmIs.ion and Fnr,rnrnInr.
News DRALEms, &c
REAL EsTATE AGENTS.
TINNFRs- &C.

TT7ILSON, j. W. CO. -Manufseturers and
" Whoiesa'e and Retail Dealers 10 Tn, Copper
ND Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No II
College street.
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

tmEntQHlN WA OnES.
Pain Elsry, Eith AIbAta oass.............. sss %
bterling silver Case.....--. IS 90
snl yeEeleas "-......-... 81 20
tisln Bartlett " "..........-. IS 70
flli JeNelod, /" :" "............ Al co
ehono7n'r bal. +" s.....-...... AZ 60
Appleton, Inacy Co.. extra jsRellcd, gold
balance, IN o.. Sterling Silver esse....... s5 %
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The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
LA1uEa 1ns Oohxla NRuains--0u sandsr Laat

LkSIn7 TnS G0axua SROsGaS-On Sunday last
ths ise<FsaaiA4a 4AnA- impressive eare@Oay Of
hyiag thsenEHer sAoaa Of the nsG 81. Psirick's
OeFGh, q, SscaheatO street, Wa1 duly per.
luE@eA A temporary church. kwmed II
esesh% evsrgfseaS. SO. bed been erected t"r
~ a6siea.f OvegtSe a1taN <hieA Was taste
fully decorated With AnwerS, stpod large
eoSA according 70 the "RomRn POuiifcal,"
III Cf which pFssented quTts 81 inleresting ap.
pSaFancs. The Temporary church was Iilled
% iaa utmnss capacity with ladies and gsntle-
men, anA maay vera unable tU obtain SeaIs.-
4 few minaleS bsfSsp eleven O'cinck the cere-
uaOaias 0Ommenesd. His Grace. the venerable
Archbishop Als@sny, FDbed In his POnIiHcals,
and attsadsd BY Rev. Fathers LaFgan sHd Cat.
~. pToeoodoa Aum the tempWary altar ~ the
part Of the bHiD9i0g whore the stine wee TO be
PLACED snd. having blessed the stone, assisted
By the elergymsn ab0ve mentioned, and Measrs.
Tay1oF, AlVeFs0n end Pagan, IL was Get IN the
wall q the ''gVsspel eide" Of the altar. Thence
ha pESpcsoAsd to bloas the entire foundation,
during which appropriate anthems were chant.
ed. A. the oOaclusiHA Of the procession and
blsssing Of the fbdhdatiou, Rev. Faiher Cotier,
Of HAcrameutO. asceuded the altar and deliver
Cd Q fsPv0ns and iastrHoiiso sSSmOn. which
YES listened 70 wilh' pFOE,paA atteusIOn. At
its conclusion, Rev. Father Largnp preceded
70 eslshFats MAS. Then the MOSt Rev. Arch
6SjtaOp annOanced his intention IN administer
tie secrnm0nt Of cnaliPmAainn tn those prepar-
q 70 RscsivO II. PreViOua ~ adminisiefinR Il,
b delivered aa able exhoTtstiOn 0n the aAture
and RFacss Of the sacrament Abnpt twenty.
ave childrsn received il. Thus Terminated the
esaatifal ceremonies, long to be remembered
BY those Who witnessed them. -
y ths coasF placed 10 ths eOFuer-Slons we're
The following: An inscription headed -"Ad
maioFsm Del gloriSm Virginisqpe Msrie"-
y he greater glory If God, OF the Blessed
Virgin Mary. conceived without sin. The
1Aahes of ST. Paarick. under whose invocation
The charch Il being eRsetea the reiGUipg Pom
tih, Pins the 9Th the OfHciatipR, Archbishop,
9ost Rev. Jos. 8. AleHisny, by whom the
eOrBeP saoae wGs laid. a0eOrdinR in the rites Of
the Roman CalhOlic Church the date, l3tA Of
AngaAt, A. D. 1855. and teath 6lnday Ailer
PonlSGlSt; the names # the, Rev, James Lar,
RSB, pastor Of the church. and Rev. James
CotssT, By whom the Ssrmon ives preached; q
picture of His Holiness, ,Pbpe Pius tho 9Th !:
de neuspapsrs Of this aud ether Oiiss; Q Gil.
YER ohalice, partly consumed At the burning Of
the former church building. which uHk place
on the 4sA Of April last; some medals. aud
aa6eTant coins. --.'.-.'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

How TO PAY THE DEBr.- The doctrine
Of Jay Cooke, that national debt is .
national blessing, does not take well with
the mass Of lax paying people. They ar"
anxious 10 rid themselves Of such bless
ing-a blessing which i'npovr'i>hcS III, m
and makes them mere "hcwrrS nf wroh
and drawers Of Water'--a blessing which
places the labnring classes at the mercy
Of heartless capitalists and Shndhy cun
tractors. The Industrious masses are
constantly asking how the debt is to be
pail. Various plans have been suggest
ed, but the most sensible and feasible is
that of the New ~buryport H,rald, an fol-
lows:
"Onr ilan ia to dismiss the army. II is
proposed. We believe, 10 Keep u standing army
Of 10000 men, the annual expenses OF whlch
will be $l5n. vo.0'Q. Reduce the army 10
25,nnO men and save every wear tl2i. .N0, 600,
which will pay debt II q, ,a00. .0OO, 100, our
present national Gebt in twenty fur years. az
that we who have seen the creation nf the debt
NAV see its extinction. II our present high
taxation 10 c,nlInued, il will be paid on in
mucn less time, because annn, with the r"duc-
tion of tbs principal will be reduction If The
interest, and large sinking fund can be gan.
ed fr,Su our internal revenue, and probably
twenty wears would wipe out the debt-a con.
summation 10 be wished"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

GooD FOR THE SOLDIERS. - The soldiers
generally are ''down" on negroes and me-
gro suffrage, and those who have seen
most Of the darkies are the most so.-
This fact, it is said, accounts for the fail.
ure of the Ohio Abolition State ConTen.
tion to incorporate negro suffrage into its
platform. II appears from the squabbIlng
between the two wings. that the army
delegates wOnld not permit the isSue'tO
be mGde-would not go into the canvass
on that question would not nominate n
candidate in favor Of it. The Springfield
Republican says it is we'll understood that
Gen. Sherman is opposed to negro suf.
frage, and that his army shares his Sen.i
mentS. A party that attempts tn force the
negro suffrage issue on the American peo.
pie will be disgracefuIly beaten. They
have stood much. sacrificed much. suffer
ed much for the negrO.- more they will
not sacrifice. .'" t"'.