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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

G1RLs,-Thcre are two kinds of girls.
One is the kind that appear best abroad
the girls that are good for balls, rides, parties
visits, &C., and whose chief delight is in such
things. The other is the kind that appears
best at home. They differ widely In charac-
ter. One is often torment at home, the
other blessing one is moth, consuming
every thing about her. The other sunbeam,
dlffusiug life and gladness to ali around her.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

WAC ON BILLIARDs.-As great many
people don't know how to play billiards, we
make way for description of the game from
the pen orDoesticks, in order that they may
remain IN ignorance no longer. He says -
"a game Of billiards consists of pushing ivo-
ry balls about on a table covered with green
cloth that LOOKS like half an acre of meadow
land with an India rubber fence around it,
The balls are punched with long wooden
ramrods, with wax on the little end to save
the wood and leather from wearing out.
You take your ramrod and rub some chalk
on the teble end then you lean over the
table; ,hen you sqnt then you lift your
leg hen fiddle little on your left hand
with your ramrod, then you punch your ball
If your ball hits the other mans ball, you've
done blg thing, and yo1 poke lot of but
tons that are strung on a wire This is al
there is to game Of billiards. Anybody
can punch billiards | can, and may be you
can"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

e. LIFE OF AN EDIToR.--An editor may write
articles for years right along, which meet
with your most decided appreciation, but you
will give him no special praise for it. 1fhe
happens TO write few lines which you do
not approve, you will get in a terrible rage,
and declare you will never forgive him for it.
What peaceful and pleasant life an editor
has.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

E1 The Atlanta Intelligencer says that
friend relates to the editor this incident s.
Coming, to Atlanta, on Monday last, saw
an old freed woman lying on the side Of the
road, dead, and two younger ones standing
by her remains. ] asked what had been the
matter with her. The reply from one Of the
girls was. "Ske perish to del, sir: but she
freed, dough-"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

a WORD TO APPRENTIcEs.-Stick to your
trade, boys. ard learn how to work if you
wish to be independent. There is no more
pitiable sight than half learned mechanic
applying for work. He is always at the foot
of the il, and labor as he may, unless he
has become perfect in his trade before he
attsins the age ofimaturity, he can calculate
on poverty as his portion, with good deal
of safety. Parents, if you wish well of your
children, urge them to learn their trades
properly s-,, ,..... u
'9 ss-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

An Irish gasier was putting pane OF
glass into a window, when groom who was
standing by, began joking him. telling him to
put in plenty of putty, The Irishman bore
the banter for some time, but at last slenced
the tormenter BY
"Arrah now, be off W id We, or else I'll put
o pain in yer head widout any putty" /"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
1t is said the prettiest girls in Utah gener-
ally marry young.

r. While an uproar is raised aboae
giving darkios chance to vote they are dy.
ing off for want of food. The ballot.box 10
an excellent institution. but bread and Snttsr
is better. ga w
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

At Lexington, the historic town Of the Re-
yolution, it is said that on the last "Fourth'
Not gun was fired,
% Not bell was rung,
Not speech was pade,
Not song was sung
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
FFg9ALE DIFFICULTIES.

All who have used Dr., HARYEY's FEMALE PILLS
recommend them to others. Nurses recommend
them Druggists and Dealers recommend them IN
prserence to other medicines because of their merits
No lady objects to take them for they are elegantly
PREPARED BY AN EXPERIENCED CHEMIeT
They ar perfectly harmless on the system, may
be taken at any time with perfect safety but dur
ing the early stages Of Pregnancy they should
not be taken or a miscarriage may be the result
They never cause any sickness pain or distress.
Each box contains sxty pills and full directions
foru
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

To have fr,ghtful dream is sign you ate
too much supper.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

the most infalbe ard popular remedy ever known
for all disease. of the female They have been
used in IN my thousand with untalling success
and may be relied on in everp case for which they
are recommended and particularly in all cases aris-
ing from
OBSTRUCTION, OR sTOPPAGE OF NATURE,
no matter from what cause it arises. They are eff
fectual in restoring TO health all who are suffering
from JFeakneSs and Debility Uterine Discharges,
Nervousness, g., &c. and they
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

Price One Dollar.
tg' Cuthis notice otd if you desire DR.. Hdr-
rsys Pills or Book, and i you cannot procure
them Of your druggists do MOI take any other for
some dealers rto ars EbrincipIed 1oM recomend
other Feacis 2'. i.y can make larger profit
on--b,r sEe.0setae money and send direct to p
DR.. J. BYRAN General agent,
Bo 5079. 442 BkoADWAY, N, Y
Who will take al risk if properly directed; and
YOU will receive them post pail securely sealed
from observation. by ret urn mall, .,.a.-. E. .- '
SOLD LDBYaDRUGGIST GENERALLY.
-s5 pEMAs BARNES CO., Nav YoRE,
Wholesale Age
rs-E .aas v4n2yl9
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09

Terms--l copy year, lin advance) s2.UJ
not pain within six months, $3.50 will be charged
NO paper will be DISCONTINUED, until all a
vsarspes are paid; unless at the option of publisher
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
nR- LOHN HARVEX

one of tho most eminent Physicians, preScrlbcd hem
for many years in his private practice, and no ply
81 ian was more truly popular wileIy known than
hsm in the treatment CT
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
ACT LIKE A CHARM!

in strengthening and restoring the system, Thous-
ands o. ladies who have suffered for years and tired
various other remedies in vain, owe a renewal of
their health and treEgh wholly to the efficacy of
DR.. HAPTFYS FFMAEE PILLS.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-08-09
Sd7z 2Ila Is

and other treatment necessary in some cases, and
which
Never fails to Cure and can be Relied on.
They do net nauseate the stomach or render the
breath ofe lsive, and they can he
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-17
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION CON
D. pANE

er~pA The steamer G. VANDERBILT.
ss=sz@saa.z7@Capt. A. l.. Colmary; steamer
EXPRESS, Capt E. 4. Ryther.
The steamers c. Vanderbilt and Express
will leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Fri
Washington aud Georgetown, stopping. at AL
the usual landings on the Potomac River
Returning, will leave Washington every Sat-
turday and Wednesday at o'clock, 8. H..
and leave Alexandria at o'clock, Il. m
Stopping at the usual Landings on the River
For information, freight or passage. apply
Baltimore J. BroderS Il Co. No. 3, King ST.
Alexandra; Morgan, Rhinehart S Co, No
104 Water st. and 24l street, Washington
and GEORGETOWN. my 3O-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-17
PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
DGAR SN OWDEN, SR

mp pOFFIGE-No .l04, King. street over
French Book Store.
slas~ Advertisement and Subscriptions re-
ceived at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow
den's Office, corn er Of King and Royal streets,
over flowing S Dry Goods store.
B-TERMs. OF SUBcRIPTIoN-- cents
permonth s OF Six dollars PER ANNUM, payable
IN advance. 1l : f.s..ss
B ADVERTISEMENTS in erted at the usual rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-17

.s~s FOR BALTIMORE ard POTO-
ss=szsEass@G s=szaaassz@aGSM NJ AC RIVER LANDINGS. The
Steamer COLU MBIA, Capt. James Harper,
will resume her old route on Saturday, 10th
inst. leaving Commerce street wharf at 4
o'clock p. ~ Returning she will leave
Washington on Wednesday Morning at 8 and
Alexandria at Z
Freight and passag ge at moderate rates
Apply to BENONI WHEAT, Agent.
my 19-tf Cor. Fayette Alley and the River.
or BBLS. WEIGHS FAMILY FLOUR.
10 For sale by JOHN S. KNOX, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-17

las EHTvIsLE. WILMER j. ENTWIsLE.
J. & w J. ENTWIsLE,
CITY BOOK STO r Il,
No. 10, King Street,
Dealers in BOOKS, PAPER, ENVELOPES,
SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, &c, &c.
A general assortment Of STATIONERY,
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, and
JUVENILE BOOKS, BIBLES, Prayer and
Hymn Books Photograph Albums, together
Book and Stationery Store Prices low, and
for cash only. aug lo-1W
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17
colorea convenlIon d RaIeigh.


The following il a brief sketch Of a speech
made before the eolored Convention, which
recently met at Raleigh, N. c..
The speech Of the evening was an oH-hsud.
bet we'll considered effort by Mr.. II.
HhTis, a native of Raleigh, and late The
delegate from the league here 10 the Con-
yentlon az Clevelan1. Mr.. Harris labored 10
show tbe coiofed people liaf tier beet friends
Ncrs tss intelligent eAifs c'asg ~ re Scatt.
and MOI tie pc0plc a. fhe N0rfi That their
freedom had been achieved by q law Of ne
cetsity, as q military rncasure, ans net 81 q
bcberolent cra1afc n nc Ae~ticrH ars4g. -
many supposed u cited the prejudice
prbyailing at the North Which shut he
colored man out fr0m employment, while In
the south every branch of industry Ia the
mechanic arts aud thc cultivation al the sol
was open to him. There had never been
steh exhikitions Of diabolical aud aurdar-
Gus hate exhibited lowards the colored race
10 ths hisiqry q the world a. we're dsYel-
0ped ID The New York mobs of 1868, and ~
other Northern cities. q vas nc place ier
e0lorsd man 70 Look for an aslyum. 11ey
ulif9t remaia ebere tasy esTe, aad work out
their deatiny eide b. side With Tia white
man. They could not end w-ud uot nj
gra or be colonized- He had travelled
40 poo miles ia search % better counry-
be had made the circult atathe West India
islfnds ard had gone oFor Africa bui be
nov returned 70 bis native State Of North
Carolina, where he intended % I've, o. die
and Be- buried Re c1HnsciCf niodsfdfi0a,
kindllcFs, md patient aHa rclllscfa5ls De-
Hlcsnor foirard tae Uhftc1, cad ~ Cert 70
5aake icir inlcrEsts muteai si01inq Hfu
get itts c9i0rsd po5piri pere roo Msr eat.
.Hies 5af frisafs. The psst ah6ald IL
butisd in oblivion, and che it.iuse only en-
gage their sfgE-s p izaprqVe and elevate
themselves. THIS speech was in the han
piett vsia, sud kept the house ia 4 rasr IA
mefriment. It's sfiectwas most hapuv uno-.
the minds % the mullfude, aud musf -
much 20 aise qnaa the1 % many false snd
ini1ricua pcnQus. He was not III fsvor 81
sak.ug large iemauds q this time fsr
iheir filhtsi bus allow the present misuh-
aar. 'aaeing aud colsequsat "a feeling %
cool When they would - sure 30 receive
what ioey haa a right 70 calm. God vas
ou ,aeir sies, and be ssa q giario5s future
9eisrs tie col9fed race 81 tEs sauthan
states.
That negro has sense eaough % voiss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17

have no. iced an advertisement iu the
different city papers, headed. "Secoud An
nual issue qfthe Aashvilla Cify nir, ctary b."
This IS done g. mis'ead the business men oft
The city, aud give the impression that me
party had either bought out my interest iu
The Directory, OF 70 make them believe that
would not get out a Directory Tor lsd6
They fried 90 get the use of my uame ior
the Directory. bus this ! refused, neither
would ag'ee % engage them oa the Direc-
tory, which ! propose getting up 10 The
Spring Of 500. This we done on account
Of Their incapability Of managing a w0fl
Of the kind, as wei as other business in
which we were iormeIl eonuec,ei besides.
ihe party who IS getting up the Directory s
bot q resident OF Na,hviIie. aud therefore
would nos take the same intcre-t iu ne
ma ter az a citireu of che city would.
/ write thil in justice 60 thepubhc ag well
Is myself
Respectfully, RH. sixGttroN.
Publisher Nashvi.ls Directory.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17

q are uIre
Muer M PC
iolar uoE4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17
(spsclai pispsteI 10 the Phii LedseF1
rhe Freedmeuss Bureaa--The pref.
] DC Ittumen's Uufead-- Inc FTesl
dents Policy TO be Sustained.

The evidences are daily accommodating,
that he Freedmen Bureau vii sosn BE- at
together abandoned. In some az The states.
is more imroriant AUCTIONS have slred9y
bees handed over 20 the civil authorities.
And as no appropriations were made b.
Congress looking u the peTmshency 90 the
Initiation, u vii, 40 doubt, soon become q
thing Of the past The President, from the
hour Of its birth, has faiied 70 see the u IL
'Ity Of the bureau, and though an ef1rt VII
be made By is projectors 10 keep it alive,
they VIII most assuredly fail o. success.
There Hfe daily encouraging develop
meuts that the Presidents policy of Resio-
ration VIII be fully sustained IN both
branches Of congress, and that there wi
be an Organization Of the two Houses much
sooner than has been anticipated. senator
GoFan, % your STATE, IS siso Representa-
tive Moorland, vii anquestionabiv Be- found
o. the side Of the Executive.
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faleIe b ID. 1870.


aays. -- r.-.re-
Ihe release frain lheir pris -hoilsel q
ths Gentlemen rcleFfed 20 above, ~ Fresi-
dent johnson, Is anotber eFislelscs - itsa7-
uauimiiy On his part Whieh canaqi al 70
mae 3 deep and favorable lmprelsion upFl
fhe whole nth. Especiafly iu tn ease %
Afr. stephens VIE Is be haiief q an rfl-
deuee al aha l'resideni's senefoas ls'-sl.eg
b. ege7F hearted lieqrE5aa- lag iAsl
AndreR gehusos live % re--iis--,a ~. - =
faesca and efa-iiou uf ihe Frsf q ,'eef
- 49, - a whole a0Grh-U1Ef aiI
fessr.-l eismeury % the.Hs sad % seqlgip's
- -. dernaads AH- .oeE nay AZ
-,-,r'5.r +. s,spher.s Ars n 80 "a BE Trest
- = Cirsl Restlsai. -. 81 l1s1 hs.i.all BE-
- r-ors I'D political shaekiea, Ehicb, Ne
- - ,a.5n b. W rase viii hir aaiI 10
,.,.b..i ~ susiain h.4s, Eh0, in the dark
- b.uF 0f Ike 0vershslmed south, said to
ths fssafieal Of her vietars, 'thus az shalt
thoa 90, bat no iarihsr."
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17

The Tennessee Iegislafdrs On fresday
tabled, hTa vats 81 ss % 29, resoihfons ia-
oorsiEg Pres dent Johusou's plan 81 recon
stractfhE she S5utherh Sionts Governor
BroWni5pn Is aiza a. yer with the Pras--
deUt pp he freedmen Question. auf fhink5
the negroes and whites eaunot Tvs ioeaihtr.
and taat the igrmeF mnst b. hzniahed ie
Texas " some other place. Couzidcfinr
that he Teuuessee Legislature end Brown
ios, Ia his capacity q Governor. are bosh
Reconsideration banliiugs Of the rrlsidsuf
.sad we're called into existence BY him. tai :
policy exhibits degree Of political perrar.
sity that is ealculaied % reesl. 81 ths Presi-
DENTAL mind che -hak spearisn quotation
sassi re sherP ssrpant st.ngs occasioned
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17

Oficcrs who desire 90 have theirmen mus
tered out Of service immedia;ely, can have
their Muster-Out Roils. Paw Account.
Monthly, Quarterly and Fiaal Return of
Quartermaster's and Ordnance Stores. ror-
recily and promptly made out OF the Claim
Agency Office Of lneersoli and Rogers. f8l..
Cherry street, up stairs. srpil8 u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-17
LARGE SALE
or
Government Property.

MILITARY rIvIsIoS or TIE TENsEssFF !
CKIEF QuAETEaMAsTERs OfFiCE. u. s. Nil. r. Rs.
NhsHvlLLE, TENs, Sept. q, 1855
4 WILL uffer At pubic sale the following described
Il property OF the United States, w:
On Tuf sdsy, Octo l0tn 1885, az Johnsouylle
Tenn ElGhT. BUILDINGS, suchas S.orenouses
Mess and DEeling Houses, &C. 1910
On Thursday, Oeiober l2th, lS65, TWO HUN
DRIED BUILDINGS OF different sizes, such as Store
houses Mss and Dwelling Houles, stables. 4e.
siusted in the vicinity Of the Chattanooga depot,
Nishv lie, Tenn EEnT q RI q
noogs Depot Nashville. Team. snd Continuing
daily thereafter until completed, TWO THOUSAND
Tons Old SCRAP RAILROAD IRON, lmore or
less eonssting ofCsr VII els snd CIR Aales fsr7sr
Castings AMI kods, and large assortment OF Cast
and Wrought Scrap To be sold IN lots II IS tons
ormora TO suit the plrcha err. -.--
FIYG Mills OLD STRAP RAILROAD IRON.
suitable for country Bore Railroad track
Eight THOuSASD PONDS SCRAP BRASS
AND COPPER, on WednesdsF, October 26th, con-.
tnuirg thereafter unit comPlsied
SIX MILLION FEET OF ASSORTED LUMRFR
tniore or lessl, ~ {. llows;
l,400 600 feet Oak Bridge Lumber.
10000 feet Pine Bridge Lumber
l,S00O0o feet Oak Lumber, assorted
10000 feet Pine Lumber assorted
l,Og0 OoO ieCt Poplar Lumber, assorted
$4,000 feet beech, Wa nut, Hickory Ash &c
To be sold in lots Of COCO feet or % suit pur-
chRsers.
Dc Monday. DC .Oner S0th at Antioch n spd C.
R r., oNE BUILDING.
On Monday, October sob, at smyrna, n and c
R r., al O'Clock, p. m, uNE BUILDING
On tuesday, October 3ist, at Tullahona N and
c. r r, ONr b lLDlNf.
o. Wedne dsy, NoFem Der L Ise5, a Daerbera
n and c. r. K, TIN BUILDINGS, MESS House,
a.!
on THURSDAY. November I'd. at Steven \. Ala.
F1l' r BIZ LplNGS.
On THURSDAY. November 3D. ct Bridceport
an c. r n ,ONE BUILDING
On ThursdGy, Noferuufr I'd q Sfenrsani- n
and C. R, r., Els o'cEat&p n, aoNH FfHTDiSa
On Fridsy, November Sd, 1855, At Chsffen 90
Tenn, and e, nfinuing daily untii comp eted. OSE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE iBUIi ZONES
'inbre or less) such IS Strfehouse4 Mess an
DNelh Houses o bees, Stables, sc
LARGE proportion q the above mentioned h-1,la
ing sfe sulsiaulial an well adspied ior sifheT
dWellfnEa o. stefss 81 tn ssnne enie tef hrsz =,
cons rnetsd that they can be readily removed n
nscessRry-
As the land on uhicA tsese hsIildinrs nov stand
does not helorE 70 the Government the rPht to re-
muse teen Will be guaranteed for ten days fron
daiR Of sale
s. e locommssee q so'elook each day. niles
otherwise sAeciied EfN .IFtfFfE
ANY ihf5rnik1oo desirsd iuref vince a - So
properi y rnsy uHha1nnon applicis5 % n caut
b. Haul, 4 e nt NsshFiir. ~ er Esd Il.
Terms cash IN 6ovrrnmsnt Funds.
sspsotooFI GsPt, and A. Q. NJ, o. s Al Gray
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ErE ANh EAR-Aa well as diseases of the
throat, .ungs, heart, stomach, liver. blood.
etc, most successfully treated az She Nash
vile Medical and Surgical lnstituts. Church
street. e ioW doors below the Post OGce.
3. s. Aborn, NJ. d., examining phvsieisa
and surgeon. aurlo-u.
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PHoTooEAFus.-Photographs Of Generals
FEDERAL and COnfederato. The largest col-
lection In the west, for sale, wholesale snd
retail Remember The place, Gallery Of she
CumSerland, 7sCodar street, opposite Com
mrciAl Hotel. mavaV.tr
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The Original and Best in the World
The only true aad perfect HAS Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and lnsian,anoous Produce
Immediately q speed a Bisek or naiuraI
Brown, without Iuiuriug DE ha.r 10 ttin.
Remedies the ill effects Of bad dyes soid
By at Druggists The genuine f. signed
Mlhem A. Bachelor. Also.
AcgenerafiHg Extract of NEirfrara. f,r
Restoriag a1id Bessf, tgiHq ~ Hrsr
CHARLES BATCHELOk, EzE Yoak.
sepl5-ly
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kaE CoSFEssIuNs kSp ExFEBiEscEoF AZ Ia
vAlip.-Publiahed for the benefit, and a. .
caution % young men and others,who suffer
rom Nefvoua Debility, Premature Dccay Of
Aanhood, &c, Supplying &c the same time
The means OF seli-cure. By enc who has
cured himself aler undergoing considerable
9uackery. By enclosing postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
of The author.
NArukNIHL MkTFAiR. ESQ,
brookiyn, Kings Co.. n. Y.
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Frterminate The Nerrn.

The "Tribune, grooming over Connect.
cut and the dark ps aspect generally Of turn
ibg the darkey INTO 9 voting machine, iron
iealiy and sarcastically says, ''AEay with
the negro
1.-THE Cherokee Indian, turning up hi.
nose contemporary between two high
cheek Zones, objects 10 the Incorporation Of
The free linen into his tribe The Stute Of
Connecticut, stin enamored Of blue iegis
iation, thinks the blacks good enough tor
BATTLES but NOT good enough for the oallOt-
box. The Rev Gov. BrownloW il for 10
stantly kicking every emaneipated man,
woman an child out Of Tennessee.
The black is either = man or q beast II
the former he has a right 70 live where he
pleases il the latter, he Il mere verthin,
and no more TO be tolerated upon the political
than loathsome Insects upon the physical
body. W. hare nothing BIT scorn for "a
i9qie ggiich faHHfs nt is 0iou Conclusions.
We have nothing but couteInpt for theories
which the holders shrink from reducing
% practices We shoot wolves, we trap
weasels, We hunt foxes, We XIII polecafs, w
shoot ierOws, we wsse q war Of extefmina-
tipu upon rats and cockroaches, aud who
calls our persistent snd mortsl hostility
cruel pa
Now negro may be n man, but be g not
white man, and - elass, be j. very IN
feriOr man. His race ever has been, and is
ever likely 20 be subordinate 90 white man,
or tswney nsn, and even the Cherokee
lIsdiau IS q superior man. But 70 does not
follow that We sh0uld away with him Or
exterminate him. He Is above beast and
we do not exterminste even beasts-bat
tame and use them
1.-THE Tribuue nov. oY,ls- ~, H.. frv-v, lofFea
as we 80 often urged, woufst follow the logic
Of its own printed convictions, and make
editors, reporters printers, and pressmeu Of
negroes. then il would not "sc0rn" every
thfhg, as stated abeve.-Erpress.
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ColaafE 4 c.. heg 10 inlcrm her cnsts-
mars that hey stiil continue ths msnaf.c-
lure Of their various styles of Family apa
Toilet Soaps, Starch. aud Condles.
Prices current forwarded bv mail on an
fiiesiion' SolaAFE a Co.
Mes. 50 a S. John 81 New York.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee, 7EIaU
Five Miles Rast OF Nashville.

a FrER suspension og four years. this institu-
- ton hiss been re-orEauised, snd WI he re-
opened on NUNnAf, Ocioher2 %. 49,
The Collece Il fsvorshy situated 10 > quet
healthy seohon q county, sud every Acuuy VT
be extended foT the acQulsitiun o. q sound pfact-
cal edu alton. The Coarse o. study WI embrace
Anrient Asd Modern lsnEufEesi Nqihsmsiiqs A.
tronomy, and Civil EnEinteri Natural Philoso-
pht Chemistry, and Naiurai History Mental and
n ora Science Ancient snt Modern History sod
aCvl Polty Rhetoric, and Engllsh Literature,
Z Slider T.. FAssINa. assisted 6F Professor J. y,
PICKETT, Professor A. J. flaming, sad other she
and experienced Edurators, wills have The immse
a Ae management Of the lnstiiuuon,
a school of ACriculfures
uuaer 7. Farming. euahrac nE 4 Ericultural Chem
al y Natural History, sud the praciral manage
rne.t q ths Farm and he lsArden. vi be connect
ed with The College
he SESSION a. rsnkln Col ege VII consist Of two
Terms, The hrsi vii begin ocioter "a. 1855 and
M February len 1855 re feccnd VII begin
Fsfrusry 18th and end June 18Th ised.
Rrnenses Fer Terui Bosfd Rocms, fuel and
Wef f3nr. sii5s Tuidon iu CoileEe 500 Tuition ln
PTsfarsiory Rcraftmeol. So Nocsi Music, s.,
~ ciscnisrs. confaIr'ng further Iiorunaton, sp
1iv.io e. Fatuing, or ProiessorJ 4. Pickett, Nash
e. Tennessee.