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6herrK Street.

A residence with Q or 10 rooms as good $ new
h;cb can he bought for less than cOs-V, y cheap
~ mali BricF residences in South hasnVlLe'
| nom 2fo 3 room. . Ia. ~. Ellie z nm
! to 5 rooms. g.. rro,,.oe IN Go,,fh
1 Nashville.
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rR@. UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PRTSlCIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT or DIsEAsEs, IS
CROWh1EG HIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As w is IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred to Still
LIS THERAPEUucs and MArERlA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition OF 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where YOU will find Dr. MeGin's name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment OF dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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Notice.

cuIFF o. MS OFFlCE. DEPT. aF cuMb. ;
NasauILz. TEss., March J. 1852.
me Railroad Bridge across TIE Cumberland hif,
,.- 100 u,sfle 20 asermmodaie the PUBIC an4
- trsrtf "a Steam Ferry has been essallis iei
b., ne Ofartsraaster's Depsftueati liifs alo5e
~ Ia .lrl.sd eridse at what IS knoHn - hto4n
Taeding al puflic fTavcl VII cross - % l,IlN'
i,sn ,ract.eails and Private travel elii - aliee
- ~ 1svfr,nt Of s.fre rait 81 Arc charged ~ me
f., eor6rre,,i Of Maj. Gen. ero. n. fEoAts
% D. T. nONAlz leoN,
az arig Gen. a Chief &. NJ, Dept cumb.
rnar7-IE
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A two story brick dwelling, few doors noTlh OF
Line street. containing OF rooms.
Two large and magnificent dwellings, containing
from 10 10 ~ room.
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Auction Sale
OF Building Lots In the Ci'y 81
Jacksonville.
Town of Johnsonville

published plsn Of which can 6e seen = Gun 4.s
~ this eifv. Beng eligbly located on the Eas'
hanL ~ he Tennessee river, lSo miles rom y
mouth and at the terminus Ct the Nasn,liIe ano
~, CIV. surrollnded, as it is, BY rich and pro
ietve Country, and being IN almost conetest rye
Comm unication with many Of the most lmportsn
commercial cities Of the North ana - aa ~
.a-s ifr,rortance. Such an opportunity iof salt
snd n-ritsiIe investment, 10 but seldom oIlsfea
We are ire sole agents for the sale Of lot an9 AZ
fulIv authorised and emPowered 70 grant 1ueS y
The Nashville and Northwestern IA iToaa VI
he tbororghIv repairedl In ie course OF lev oays
.ben regular trips VIII bs msde between TINS ~,
and Johnsonvile. liberal trade psiiin' mas ''''
granted.
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SOmih UniOn.

A smsiI Frame residence hstween Franklin Pike
and High street. -.
A small brick dwelling with rooms, besides
kitchen. Possession can be given.
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AWARSne.-Poiiticians coming to Nash
Vile are warned TO condne their attention
70 superficial matters, If they get of Of
their depth in this city just now it is all
up with them.
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It is reported that Gen. Hardee, be-
fore leaving Charleston, said the rebel
armies must be concentrated in Viz
ginia, ''or all would certainly be lost"
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Market street.

two story brick residence on East side OF Mar
ket street. near its junction with the Murirsesbofo
Turnpike rooms beside smoke house and kltcE-
en-. Lot IS feet mont by IFS deep.
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SPPGNa CLOTHING

ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH l5tk,
Ne Win ssli 1000 lo.s Of Boots. shoes. and Bamo-
rals Meh'ss Women'ss Misses and Chidrens shoes,
AZ great variety. The Goods WI be Pot up IN lib
ga lots, with assorted Sizes 81. sE
saie to commence each day AZ 10 O'Clock. Terms
cash n g. HENRY a co,
rnar7-sf AuctiOnesrs.
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large number Of vacant loss IN various parts Of
the city and suburbs.
marS-lm Id
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A small frame residence near the Wilson Spring
with rooms. Lot 80 by ITO.
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For cheerful Ere, bay the Cumberland
coal Of Knight Bros. Office at Driver a
Browns.
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For Sale.

FV1gE STORE HOUSE, No. q, on so1ln si'9 "a =,
Broad street, two doors rom SiaitASs- ,.e,,,t
EfJR LEASE, four acres most aea.it -, go
ground il the citys immed ateiy os On
lege. "A'e' y 49, ''''-' PHILIP LINDSLEfs
rsrs-lw ~ North Cherry -
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PORTABLE HOUSES.
Army Portable Stores and Dwellings ! :
Lumber Yard and Builders, wsrs,oO~..
Sash, Door and Vsniiian Shutter Factory

nHfLIP HiNkLE having purchased the entire
interest Of Joseph Guild the business vii here
after D. ca ned on ia the name d hniie Co.
LUMBER YARDS
Adjoining our Faetory and 10 Fultop, containing
several acres Of ground, with our own landngss en-
ahie us 70 yard --H lumber n The rough, or man
uf,crure into building nraierass on better terms
and more promptly, than any other esiaoiil nn'sh'
Orders filled for Bosrds, Plank. Shaved and sas.
Ell Shingles J0lst, lleths, Framing and Cosalce
Timber Of every description.
FACTORY
Our Factory ia 90 by $50 feet four stories high;
we manufacture ard Keep constantly on hands Pan
I'll pro = sab inside aud outside Nenitian flfot
and PANEL shutters. Man les, Door and hinlt "
Frsmes Base, Pasterr, WeatheI Boarding, hil-e
and Yell0E Pine, Flooring sh.tNnG ior plple-t
Pan-d Boards, and M. nnRs o. f4floes le..ttp-
suitable for the 6nsh u frame q brick hP97e oi
! egerv ds.cnpuoB. Az kinds Of siills- sllh Aa,
h0Esuy and cherry iiaii and lseaal 5--ii' iii-eN
/ and glazed, constantly On band-
/ PeTsrns about q erect or make alterations m
Their huidiIgs stores. 10 ciiy Of country eln =
.upfI ~ viii Al the carpenters OK, ready inade
I III asas0nad lumber. III they VII afnl8h ~ Hith 2
7 81 III Items grine size and quality We ail send
I Them the cost ~ retain ma J.
Hinhie 4 Co.'S AFmy Portable hoases'
Ho-pit,i.. Dseilinqs, stores, Chspels, READING
I Rooms, school House, e., eiih ron iooi
Z ghr-e fa1isings are ma q - Or 70 Net we bY
any farfh st,5ry 7 f-et 10 inches % 10 fees hfh,
Z gjfh store OF dssiling 'front.', and ne ntin1eT .
rooms. window aad door. e scented 7 a.. n.'el,
Z tseaftsr uffii flls nscesaary latiE1re. lfey are
! - constructed thar they cen - put together OF
I taken apart 70 lev 10 r.
soldiers Returning from me AFaF.
We have hlrniehed a number q tnfse iuie.ng1
I "a declared soidiefs, sho have taEfn "a m hnp
,orls h. he souffiern c0uutrg, hmeds put up iile
[ af0re and sheiEing the same day, ara opposed %
[ eeii 200 a. he neLt morning
e,sner. ~ nsinprored reai Estate, b ely Or
courtrT ID fad 10 many places ihal ne feais OF
So, fsiillfin.s vii liy TIE cost o. them fn one
,esr AMI mes cen t. removed la a ieE noiifs
I srf..1 larger biflding are aa1ifd-
az s.rest demand f1r these Portable Houses ia7
eo6sue-d us b. inersslse cur fsaies ior illaaitla
fnr 81. We are RON prepared % iufni7n - D.'.-
I ing- per seek - -. !, -. n,
& 1iTeulaFs giving plans, desen piisti5 ena pi,ses
Portable. VII - sent on fceeiif % infee ee ''-
. sge stamp.
Hlnkls & Cos hook on Bniidins,
Containing pisis o. DFelines. Churches, Oo.-
iag,s store, Seedlings. At hii-ssetl base, Nuinl
- @fsIr4 e. and much Faiuatie inipru aiioa on
i.sillns wis bsAent free u postasf, % ieeelP, 9.
Il q cents.
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Line street.
Vine street.

avery large and desirable two story brick resi-
denee.
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OFFICE OF u
S. G. HENRY & CO.,
LouisVfIIe. lay.

ME would call special attention 70 our Spring
w sales this season. commencing Tuesday and
WssfaesfaU. March 18th and 18th, and continuing
every TUESDAY and Wednesday during the reason.
on gaesisy, March i4ih, We viii sell large and
desirable line Of
SPRING CLOTHING.
Consisting in part Of $50 Super and Medium Cloth
Coats, a. Super and Medium Cashmere Goats,
1000 pair Doeskin, CassiInere and Saihoett Pants.
50 don Linen busters, deserted qualities.)
100 ioz- Cotton Shirts and Drawers.
go Lots Enarn. Velvet sad Tapestry Bags.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

I'VE offer for sale 40, IS. or 20 aeIes Of valuable
nile admirably adapted for market garden ana
rresidence, good building site and tine water ~
ApplV to NELSON 4 MURFREE, Agents,
~ ~ % Cherry ct eet
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Union street.
luton sfreef,

Five Houses, opposite the New Theatre. in the
eensral portion Of the city
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For SAID or Leaee.

A large number q Tracts Of various sizes and dis
iNnees Don the cit5- = t
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McLenlOre street.
Church street.

two story Brick residence shot distance norm
of Cedar street.
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THURSDAY, M4RCH oh, 1865,
commencine Il 40 o,clock. q

gEVHE sale consists OF a large stock o. Groceries,
coffee, sugar, Extra Family Flour, Apples, Po-
tsfoes. Onions, CoDfec60neries, Canned Fruits,
Tooseeo, Cigars Baskets, Tubs, Cutlery, Pipes, Pa
per Envelopes, Hosiery. Boots, Hats, &C. Also al
Il O'Clock, a lot Of Furniture, consisting OF Bu'
resns Wardrobe Wssh-Stand, Bedsteads, In
SAFES Lounges, Cribs, and Fine MelOdeons 81
MARI asr.. F.a4 ..f1
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Advertisement.

A DOOLEY will accommodate his friend ~
a sending his address 70 DIR. J. II. Wright, U.
s. Ironclad siCineinnat," West Gulf Squadron, va
New Orleans. hAIf-S'
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
70 THE
SECOND NATIONAL Bank.
Nashville, Tennessee.
y ~ "a


qsIr tssJH u DEPARTSfENT,
- o,vrros - ...1 Isstffs LLKR or THR CURRENCY,
taizTAGrox, Jan. 81, 1865. }
-r~-azprska. ~ st4IsFAcTORY EVIDENCE
NJ ne ersefl ID the undersigned, il hss been
,oafia - appear inst . TIE SECOND NAIlOehL
BANK OF NASHVILLE" in the city oiNasnvl.le'
h fhe county Of DaTdsonr and state o. Iennessees
bas hem duly orqaulzed under and according 70 me
rea,,iremanfs OF Tie Act Of Congress. enhfiea AN
kct ~ nrovids : National Currency, secured oy
i,iee az United States bon1s. and 70 PROVIDE ior
ne ,3rculafon a. d redemption thereof, approved
Iune "a. 1854 and has CON. lied with 81 the pro
v;sons "a ssid act. requif 81 10 te conpiieu WIN
hefore commencing the business OF Banking nnoer
Nov. therefore, T. Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
n she Currency do hereby certify that "fhe Be-
eond Nstioual Bank Of Nashville, IN the city OF
Nashville in the county Of David'on, and State oil
Tennessee Is authorised to commence the bn-l-
ae-s ~ Banking under the Act Aforesaid
II .testnncny whereof, WtHess my
EN hand and seal Of Office, this ihirty-hrs1
SEAL daV al JSnhary. ss65.
wv HUGH MccULLGCH,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
n7-Tbe above institution W II be opened 70 bisl-
ness the course OF a few days. OF which due no
''ee van Oe s'' JOHN LUMsDEN, Cashier
iebl7-2n
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Chronic Cases

Eith ssHsEscfion: Rheumatism, Affections Of The
Iunqs: Diseases Of the Threat swslied joints,
5fF isnha Pisuri5y, Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases d the Heart aDd LAYER, lnlsminauoe o.
he siornfcf. Eeursseia, Kiags Evil or ScToluia
Deafness, Diseeses Of the Eyes, Deblhtated sys
lerns Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and C0nsuunp iion--
tcgether with all Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the y Urinary Organs
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TTyBTs institution, organized under ihe National
banking law Of Congress, Is opened Ior the
ISuy and sell on commission all kinds Of Govern
rnent Securities, Stocks, Bonds, American 6tld,
A. A. NELSON, President,
JOHN LUMSDEN, Cashier
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DHILIP HiNlSLE having purchased the entire
interest Of Joseph Guild the business vii here
after D. ca ned on ia the name u HinAie Co
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The Washington correspond Mt Of the
Commercial (f'Msck'') writes as follows 10
regard to the trial Of Mr.. Jefferson Davis.
The radical politician from Pennsylvania
alluded to is Mr.. JOhn COyOde, eN mem Der
Of Congress. The correspondent says:
without pretending - be en- rapport with
the White House, I am very hrm con-
vinced that the statement recently tele-
graphed to the Cammercial, that Davis
would not DO tired, but would be set free, on
coudiiou Of his leaving the country, is cor
rec. What kHoV ab0gt the matter j., that
a leEding radical politician Of Pennaylvania,
after long conference with the Presideni.
in which be urged the trial Of Davis By a
military commi sion, said, iu my heari0g,
that he was persuaded, from what Mr.
johnson said 10 him, that Davis would not
be tried By either civil or military court,
but, as stated IN the Commercial, would be
liberated, before long, upon condition Of HE
leaving the country. Il VIII not have him
tired By military commission on any ac-
count, said Mr.. johnson, 'and MI. Chase
raises some points Of objection io trying him
at Richmond Bot, said Mr.. -, suppose
evidence we're produced Of such character
as 70 warrant his trial by military court.
4 think replied Mr. Johnson, i know
pretty well what kind Of evidence viii be-
AZ
Justify his trial before military court
"a day or two since, one of the Wishing
ton papers gave what pretended TO be re-
marks made by the President to q delega-
tion Of Baltimore ladies, who solicited TOE
pardon Of Dasis, 70 the effect that he lihe
President) could not comply with their re-
quest, End that arrangements were being
made for the trial Of Davis, accord ug % the
laws Of the land. The Presideni has since
denied having uttered the latter sentiment.
He told the ladies that he could not, c7n-
sisfently with his sense Of duty pardon
JEFF Davis, and that was about an be said
He never win pardon bin, and rest0re him
b his civil rights IN this country; but be-
tween parioniug and trying, there IS ae-
other mode Of disPosing Of him, and that p
70 let him 60 % the embrsce Of some of his
European admirers, unpardcnsd, With he
matchmaking that i found again within
the territory Of The United States, be VII be
arrested aud Y ed ss G traifor; in other
words, entering q a0L pres. ia bis case.
which ii altogether a different mater from
sccquiuing him."
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The Harri. Dirorce -.

From the Hartford Conn Tunes.
A dispatch from New London states that
Judge Phelps has rendered q decision in
the Harris divorce case, which hss created
90 much scandal during the past month.
The Judge declared a divorce 10 NJ Harris.
ana refused % award alimony 90 Mrs. Har-
ris. Both parties sued for divorce. the
wife 10 get alim0ny, the husband % avoid
i and 10 get rid of his "better half" Both
were richly entitled 70 their walking pa-
peru. Harris, on divers occasions. chofsd
the woman ana pounded her-choked her
til she came near flying away 70 heavenly
spheres, and pounded her til her shouiders
and back were black for fortnight
On the other hand, once upon . time. shs
got him down on the iront step stone and
stretched his Whiskers-ho ding him .in
chaucery" until the servants came on and
mopped her on and then she had q passion
igr, ss''soit eyes es'-thought Major Williams
had very son eyes, ana wrote a loving let
Ter u him. beside, treating him with a wo-
mans fondness when he called % see her.
and on several other OCCASIONS manifested a
love aad showed en- intimacy with other
gentlemen or mild eyes, not as an rrafifv-
ing her husband, Whoss eyes. evlaentfv
IA the estimation of HE warmth iarted vie
were rsther hard than otherwise
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Magnificent street.

sayss.
speaking Of streets, allow me % ssv.bv
ths way, that Bfittn eontains nssbier {,
compare vith Broadway. in po.nt Of extent
and the imposing character, both Of is traf-
&C ana arehiteeturs. Nature has PERMITTED
Hrt % make Princes street the most pictur
ea1ue ot thofoughiarcs. George street is
VIDE grand, solemn and monumental. and
Regent street Is 70 me the mot h-ciusting
snd enlivenirg of all the streets have YET
sseni bat Broadway is a 3 eater wonder
tnaa e'l. OF e9urae, over L1ud-n bridge
and along e dozen Of the Lo1don sireetal
there ia, perhaps. even q more cctseleas ID
enormous ira adic, but yol Do uot get the effect
af it auvwhars iu auch concentrated way
as you a ia New York. A. 90 streets sf
resfaeace. cannot say 81 much ior Gutham.
81 "a .-sriria has more oafautaii0u Of weailh
and sulerdor than any corrtsponding street
Ia Toudon. bat fcar--or ratner noue-.haf
never in the New World viii bs TeProds seed
the ch ste malnihceuce, the sris,0crafi-
cam which radlatc { ON the Greeian fronts
Of che houses over ths parks and sauar.s
and ter-sces Of BcigraFia. The ualsc-4 az
London, ol course, 7 leave altogether out of
tnia comqarison- Some ol the-s are very
nnei end by no means the Ehe1i IS Buck
iuEhaus or s. James. itis said that Hsr
Majesty cne eFeuioE. a. The door of The
1ielora House. tcok leaTc II its uistrrss.
Wiih the remark, Well, Your Crace. 7 musi
.eaPe yoar lali,ee new, sod 81 home 70 my
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I, L Is unWise 70 chsrrs 20 coal.r
elo hing, except when you SCI up ia the
morning.
? Never Fide with your ara or sibou cut
SIDE any vehicle
) The man who attempts 70 alisht from q
stsam ear while ia notion IS a fool.
l l. In stepping from any wheeled vehicle
While IN motion, let it be from the rear. ana
not IN front Of the wheels; ior then. f you
iail, the Wheels caunot run ever You.
j . Never sttempt @ cross . rosd oF
street IN hurry in front Of s. passing ve-
hielei for Il you should stumbis or Slip. you
I vii be run over. Make up the half minuts
/ .oat % waiting unnl the vehicle has passed.
~ increased diHsence IN some ether direc-
s. II you want to sleep we'll at uirht
aVoia sieeping a moment during dsylight
q. T. lsa piserahle ecouomy d save time
y roobng Yourself Of necessary sleep.
5. II you and yourself Inclined o. wake
up az regular hour In the uiFat and ro-
main awake, you can bueak Up ihe habit in
three days, BY Eesuag up as soon as you
wake, and not gong to sleep eEaiu until
yoar usual hour for retiring; or retire 1Eo
hours later and rise Two hours esriier for
lhfee uays in snccessioni not sleeping mo-
ment 10 daytime.
- ~ AA+-AAa a-lA NNAaN NAl0aEHA NIH NN7
cl.ued TO Be wakefui dnrinr the night. or
very easily IN the morning. put them % bel
later; and besides, arrange that their day
nap NAV be In the loren9an.
10. Order IS heavens frlt law, regu-
larity is nsture's CREST rule; hence the re-
galarity IN eating, sleeping and exercise
has very large share IN securing long
and hea thful life.
IL Nyou are caught 10 q drenching rain.
or fall In the water. By all means keep in
motion sufficiently vigorous 70 preveat the
slightest chilly sensation until you reaeh
the house thcn change your clothing with
great rupidty before q hlaEing FIRE. and
driEk instantly pint Of some hos liquor.
-. 70 allow the clothing to dry upon you, |
unless BY keeping up vigorous exercise un- /
on thoroughly dried, is suicidal.
Is. Drop yourself to the ground from che /
rear Of any vehicie when the horses are rum
ning away, K yOu must get cut az al.
IA II ycu are conscious Of being I'M /
passion, keep your mouth shut. for words I
Increase IT, Many a person has dropped /
dead ia a rage.
Is. u does net require a word 10 make a 4
villainous lie Whatever is intended 10 de-
ceive or mislead, that is falsehood. So t l
does not require a dagger or a bullet io Kill /
4 man the mean slauder, a coutemptuous
shrugi may blast tho reputation, and Wit
.hc heart aud life away.
re. II a person iaints, place him on bis
back aud lei him alone be wants aFtcr'al ]
blood 20 the head, and it is easier for The
heart 20 throw it i'm e horizontal line than
~. II you want 70 get instantly r.d OF a
oeastly surfeit, put your fngers down your
threat until free vomiting aad eat nothing
Tor ten hours.
IS. Feel noble pride IN living within
your means; and then you viii nos BE- hus-
Jed on 70 a cherries hospital in youg last
.ickuess.
l9. II you would live 10 purpose. and live
ongi 1--we industriousiy, tcmpeFately, regu-
ariy, all the while maintaining % CON
ciencc void Of ofense toward God and to-
ward man"
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tsf o. FEIvArE LErFEes roa PuslIc On
fAhTisAN EEDs.-W hatover else Of value
there nay be IN the book just pabHshed by
eN-fsesideut Buchanan, there Is ous com
menaabie feature presented IN the preface.
NJ. Buchanan says that, @irom the ase II
private correspondence ne has resoItstriv
absielned." 10 has become too much the
habit with oar public men to uss for %
called public o. partisan ends VIA. was
spoken or written ia the freedom % per
s1ual acquaintance. The temptaflau 90 do
THE is constant, and 0ftsn Ire highest moral
courage is required 90 avoid yielding to it
Tested BY sErictly efkical rule, me viola-
tiou Of personal or prirate c1ntasnees nee
the evil eject of maEiag men lnsi1eefe,
kypocritical and doubie-faced lu he i9ter-
course of daily hfs There snreiy ousht o.
be 4 lfcenae flr frankneEs q eouFsrsatien IN
private, between men % epPofite farty
views otherwise society .lust resolve &C.
self iutg ruutusIiy iuquisitarial iaetiaua
svr-v nau doinE the duty 81 detective
upou his usighbor.--A. d. 1triez.
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M Az E Ma,
100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS, sc.
WORTH OVER sI.OOO,OOO,

A Ii 10 be sold for One Dollar each. without re-
"a gard 70 value. Not 90 be pad for until you
know what you are 10 receive.
s'Fn is one o. TIE largest arms IN tie CITY OF N.
York snd are doing very extensive hu iness, and
have cd hand the largest stOck that can be found in
the CITY .ft-Oceana Iimes, Pent Water, Mich, Oct
2I, ls64 "Their stock is large, End buyers may
reiy on articles purchased nom tESm lust repre-
scented. Their Ions continuance 10 business enables
them 70 offer better inducements than any other
house 10 the C ty.''-Loyel American, Anderson.
Ind Oct ~. 1854 Their Watches sre admitted
by competent ludges, and those who have used
them, 20 be the best m use. They are all they are
Rdve1tIsed 10 he."-Independeut, WSrrentOn, lll.,
Oct 90 1854. They are large dealers and their
materials. Telegraph, SsuEerhes, n, T., Oct "a,
lrGA "All goods furnished a What they a e rep
Resented 20 be-''-Tmes, WatgrFille, n I, Oct -,
1854 Worthy OF confidence Wyoming Demo
orat, WEnaW. n Y, Oct rs, 1884 "honorable and
fair deanng men."-Cumberisnd Valley Journal,
sschsnioshurg, Pa, Oct 20, 1854.
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