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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-30
T0NT OhedleRt serVRnL
WIN RUSSELL, IS Cathayine- ct
EemaIe Medicine.

Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla is sovereign and speedy
euro for ncpent Consumption Barrenness, ProIapsus
Uter Falling Of the Womb, CostveRess Piles LeucOr-
rh9a or Whites, INSTRUCTED difficult MenstruEuen,
IncontineRce of Urine involuntary discharge thereof
md for the general prostratiOn of the systemno
Ser whether the result ofinherent produc
cd by irrcgularity, illness accident Nothing he
more surprising than US invigOrating effects the hS
man frame Persons of all weakness and laksude from
taking become robust and full Of energy univ
its Influence. II Immediately countsraets the nsrvesss
ness Of female Frame which Is the gTea, OF
BARONESS will be expected Of Us, in Of
delicate nature exhibit certificates of performed
bat We can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF
have been reported to US Thousands Of cases where
families have been without children aer using few BOZ;
ties of this invaluable medicine, have bees blessed with
6ne, healthy offspring.
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JOnes's Spanish LiIy VVbito.

, me best Preparation for imparllng TO the Skin
Il natural, healthy, clear living white al The same
time making II son and smooth
Dr. James Anderson Practical Chemist OF
says AFTER anaysng loness spanish Lily W bite, !
ma posesses The most beautiful and natural and al
the 7aMn lime innocent white ever certainly can
conscrnousiy recommend lis all whose skins re-
qure beautiiy ing 4"
Price rs cents box. For sale by J. CIRCUIT, Jn. 2Ol
ain e., Rsyess!sv. dwsaa-kcpt. Ia, Isie.
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Ntw York april %, lS47
DA. TewNsEND- verify believe yeur Sarsapariia
has been means through Providence Of saving my
life have for several years had bad Cough. 1t be.
came and worse. At last raised large guam
titles of blood, had hight Bweats and greatly deb
tated aud reduced and did not expect to live have
only used your Sursapara short time, aud there has
q wonderful change been wrought in abIo
to walk all over the city. | raise blood and my
seugh has len me. You well imagine that an
thankful for these results
Your OhedieRt servant
WIN. RUSSELL, IS Catherine ct
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.
n E0@ n Norwich and New York.

- Winter Arrangement.
FNHE Steam Propellers will leave Norwich for n. Yorb
The Shctucket, Capt. GEER Mondays al ocl'k P NJ
The Quinabaug, Capt WILLIAMS Wednesdays do.
Leave NG0 York for NOrwic6,
The She ucket Capt. GEER, Thursdays o'clk P d
The Quihebaug, Capt. WILLIAMS, Saturdays, ut do.
II Freight by this Line should be marked Propeller
Propeller Line.
For fur iher Information inquire of the Captains board
or of NORTON, CONVERSE d CO., I Norh
Whitaker, HAMMOND d co, vic
Norv ich Dec so II
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Nc ETolherr nnd NIarricd I.adies.

This Extract Of Sarsaparia has been expressly pre-.
pared in reference female complaints No female who
suppose she is approaching that critical ps
RED The Of life" should neglect take IT, az
II is certain preventive FOR any ofthe and
horrible diseases which females subject this
time of life This period may be delayed for ssverai
years By using this medicine Nor is it hess valuable
for those who approaching womanheod, il is
calculated to assist nature by quickenns the slOsd
svaluabs Cor all the delicate diseases which
subject
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Great BIessing % molhers 8 Children.

Il is the safest and efFectuaI medicine for pa
ryng the system, and relieving the sHGerings attend
ant upon child birth discovered 1t Strengthens
both the mother and child prevents pain and disease
increases and enrches tho food those who used
Il think is indispensable. 1t is highly useful beth
before and after confinement 1t prevents diseases
teDdant upon childbirh-in Costiveness Plcs Cramps
Swelling Of the Feet Dependency Heartburn Vomiting
Pain in the Back and Lous, False Pains, HemorrhaRe,
and In regulating the secretons and equazing the cir
eulaton il has equal The great beauty Of this me
Gcine i is always safe and the most delicate use il
most suceessfy very few require any other me
dcine In little Castor Oil or MagHesa 10 useful
Exercise 10 the open air and light food with this edi
cine, will always ensure safe and easy confinement
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B. il. HUTCHINSON,

Successor te W M. LEGGATE,) 100 MAIN ST.,
NIANUFAC TURER and Dealer in HARNESSES, SA D.
WI DIES, B2!DLES,-Coach, Chaise and Draft COL
LARS. Also, Trunks, PdIises and Carpet Bags. Coach
Gig and Twig WI .PS &C. u Reaipring done AT short
noIce. 3tt Worcester, l6
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Lamps. Lamps.

MINIATURES, SOLAR, CAMPHENE AND PLUlu
AVA LAmPS-Camphene Fluid, AMI Camphene OF supe.
rIor qua n.y. for sale wholesale and retail Oil Lamps l.
'ef req 20 Ourn riHld, by II. AYRES,
sept zl-du 236 Msin Street Paine'e Block.
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Beauly and Health.

Cosmetics, Chalk and variety Of preparations gsuer
Any ~ when applied to the face very spoil Of
It's bsauty They close the pores Of the skin and chsck
the circulation which, when nature not wSrtsa BY dis
ease OF powder, or the skin ihAamed by the alkaiss
used IN soaps beauties i production in the "h.
man face Divine well AZ in tbs garden Of rich and de-
hcately tinted and variegated fowera A Free active
and healthy circulation Of the fluids the coursnx OF
the pure rich blood to the oxtremItcs, Is that which
paints the eountenanee in the exquisite beauty.
Is that which imparts the ndescribabe shades and
flashes o. loneliness that all admire, but can des
erbe This beauty IL the offspring Of natnrs--not Of
lanoh, there Is DO benuty If the lady fair rs driven
snow, " she paint and use cosmetics and the blood
= trk cold ana mpnre she IL not beautiful she be
brown yellow and there is pure and active Lool /,
s'srs ,leh boo@ 70 the checks and briancy to their
eyes Isat is fascinating.
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Notice to observation-disclosures.

nE SUBSCRIBERS are Agents tor the sale OF REEDS and
I1ent there is nothing which reach their Reeds aea
1arnesses IN manufacture and finish. Samples OF the
hesds can he examined, and subscribers are
10 furnish all orders on favorable TERMS Manuiaotprsr
are invited 10 examine their Reeds
WILLARD, BRANCH d. CO.,
80 d"hs No Warden Block.
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For Sale.
HOIISE TIC HEN,

Ey% 4 HOUSE within Ave doors If Main street nm,
fMX IA within three minutes walk ui the Post Office
s-" WIN good aecomm0datiins, VIII be let 10 a family
ana the rent will be taken in board who viii furnish het
ownreoms. Inquire at This office Oct.4
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w EsTERN RAIL ROAD.
FALL ARRAHGEMENY

o.; gs53ss:s @ - a
JAg . rs lsg We az ES5 S5 800
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Gents Fine Boots,

NNAAU , = AA4N AOVObN
NF AIDE to measure, by the best workmen
1VH the city at The following prices:
Light Dress Boots, $500
Heavy do do :. $3.50
Double Water Proof Boots, $500
MS d C. B. ROBBINS & co.
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Liverpool Fine sail.

IOU size. fA' fS''Ors fii'ed Liverpool SALT large
go bsgs do do do do do ao lha
snch warranted superior article received from sh,D
ocean Monarch at Boston, sale az haesale oni<
by WILLARD. BRANEu y 90 S'a'' o"'''
'uneS. dwlf24 No. Warden Block
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TO CARPENTERS
no u So
WORCESTER RTARBlE YARn

WORCESTER RlARREE YARn-
near An1. Temperance HouSs and Gaiiroad Dtnot
W those who wish to procure classic MonuHe. IS Of
4 ancient or modern designs would say that | have
succeeded IN procuring the best ondn ana American
Pueca'Iohs On me SUBJECT oil Monuments and Head Stones
MoHOmENTs and HEAD STONES OF any design. 10
me osSi manner. hope they will and exani;. oI
themselves. n "a SrINN ~
Worcester, may 90
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WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
This Extract is put UP in Quart Bottles; it IS siT
tiwss cheaper pleGsGnter and pGrrGntea sHPsri
rto aav cold II cares diseGss pithOW
sting, purgiRg, sickeniag or Gsbih-
tating The Patient
The great beauty and superiority of this sarsapSrils
over all other medicines s while IL sradcaes disease
it inygerates the body. 1t is ono ofthe very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it only purifes the whole system
and strengthens the person. but IT creates new, pure
and rich blood power possessed by no other mo
dcine And in this lies the grand secret Of its won.
derful 1t has performed within the last FIVE
years more than 100 900 of Of dis
eases; at least $1,000 considered Rcurable. Ii
has saved the lives Of more than 5000 children tho
two past seasons.
10000 cuses of General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy.
Dr. TownseHds Sarsaparlla iuvigorates the whole sys
TEN permanently. To those who have lost their
energy by the effects of medicine indiScretOn
med in youth the excessive indulgence of the pas
Iions and brought by physical prostratioA of the
nervous system Iasstude Of ambition, fainting
sensations premature decay and decline Fastening
wards that fatal disease Consumption. be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy This SarsapaFiis 10
far superior any
HnvigOratimg Cordial.
As II and invgorates the system, gives aovi
~ the limbs and strength to the muscular system ~
. most extraordinary decree.
Consumption Cured.
OssHss aRd Strengthen. COHsHmPtioH can BE- cared.
Bronchitis Consumption Liver Complaint
OOlds, Oatarrh, CONgks AsthmG Spittisg
Blood, Soreness IN ths Chss: Hectic
FLASH, Might SsosGiS, Difficult or
PTefIse EzpeetsratiOH PaiR
IN ths Side, &c, hare been
Gad eGH be cured
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800 Umbrellas from Auction,

MoNG which may be found a better Umbrella for al
THAI can be found elsewhere in this County for 49,
PERSONS IN want will do we'll to call and look nj them
NOV ~ 4wa6 b. L. HARDON d co.
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$40 YDS OF Domestic Woo'en FlanneIs just received
Of very nice quality and hnsh for SAFE cheap.
Also lO4 Domestic Wooden Flannes suitable for sheets
or summer bankets-a rare artcle-to be had at
NOV TO- 4w46 b. l.. HARDON d cos.
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PriucipaI Office, 126 FULTON Street. Sun Building
N. Y; and by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
generally thrOug hOut the United States West Indies and
the CanHdas.
AGENTS. For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN
and JAMES GREEN co. enw&d2swly Aug %
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CAUTION.

Owing to the great success and immense sale Of Dr.
Townsend'S Sarsaparilla a number Of men who wero
formerly our Agents have commenced making Sarsapa
ria Extracts Elxirs Bittsrs, Extracts Of Yellow Dock
&c They generally put it up in the shaped bot
Ges, and of them have stolen aud copied our
advertisements they only worthless limitations and
should be avoided.
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BATTING,

ElRST and second quality, for sale at nanutacturers
A. prices, by the bale only, by
WILLARD, BRANCH & CO.
June ,. dwtf24 No. Warden Block.
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DIR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is certify that we the undersigned Physcians
Of the City Of Albany, have in prescribed
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla, and believe it TO be one
Of the most valuable preparations in tie market
H. P. PULLING, ME-.
J. WILSON. NJ D.
Z. b. BRIGGS NJ. d,
Albany April 1871. Pc ELMENDORF MD
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This s why the southern and especially the SpAnish
Indies are much admired. Ladies in the north who
but little exercise confined in close rooms on
have spoiled their complexion by the application dele
FERROUS mixtures if they wish regain elasticity Of
step buoyaut spirits sparkling eyes and beautiful COM
pexions they should DR.. Townsends Sarssparilla
Thousands who have tried it than Satisfied arc
delighted. Ladies of every station crowd Office daily
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01
NJ is C Il l. l. A N Y .
FROM THE NEW ORLEANS DELTA.
"A FARM IN THE WEST.

Only night before last, pale, care-worn young
man, sat down upon one of the benches in Lafay-
cite Square. His clothes Were by no means new
his beaver had ''gone to seed" and his shoes.
like those of Julien St. Pierre, were '.minus half
their soles." AS the breeze swept through the
trees in the Square, shudder through the heart
of the lonely man. He saw the yellow leaves drop
from the bou yhs and after being twrled and twir-
ed around in the air. would last be twirled AWAY
Heaven knows whittier. He thought these leaves
were like his hopes and that he was like the Tree
that parted with them. In the green spring time
of life his heart had put forth its blossoms and its
branches, and many bird of love trilled its sweet
song amidst the dark green foliage of his mind
But now all seemed gone, and thought by thong hit
aud memory by memory, seemed dropping from tho
bough of life. He heard the autumn wind signing
through his bosom, and clasping his hands over his
eyes, ne shut out the CLEAN. Of the pale stars, and
wept to himself. He thought of his youth. of the
golden visions his mind had woven then. and how
like the diamond frost-work that is melted by the
sun, they had all dissolved into ''thin air." He
thought of the Struggles he had gone throuch-the
perlls that he had passed-how from morn till morn
he had labored not for himself, but for Others and
more than all, how his proud heart had been obliged
to bow to the
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S@syEssss, II b ss:E.::.ssa%y&
= %SesJB'Ss,s%s yss W
POET Y.
B e OF CoU "A. eE.
BY MRS. SUSAN JEwErr.


Weep not for the past,
With vain and fruitless tears
But husband well thy strength,
To serve thy coming years!
In noble deeds, not idle grief,
Let thy sad spirit find relief.
Weep not for what is past,
Though every passing day
Some pathway should disclose
Where thou hast gone astray
Tears will but dim thy feeble sight,
They set no wandering footsteps right.
Weep not for what is past,
Though in that dark domain,
The forms thou loved st are bound
BY adamantinc chain:
The lost to earlh-to life are born,
Rejoice TO hail their natal morn.
What doth the grave unfold,
That there thy thoughts should turn!
Colder the clay beneath
Than monumental urn:
BE strong-thy soul should never be
Thus fettered To mortality.
The past-that narrow span
What should it be to thee?
The longest earthly life
Is but mans infancy:
Thy spirit should all chains despise,
The future hath no boundaries.
Then weep not for the past
Not tears of blood can bring
One wasted moment back,
Or stay times onw,rd wing:
Pour not thy SOULS best life away
Begin anew to live To-DAY!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

r. .ONG RED BEET, Early Turnip rooted
~ Beet; Six weeks, White Kidney, and Lima
Beans Early York, and Large Drumhead Cab
bage; Early Horn Carrot Long Green and Early
Frame Cucumber Royal Cabbage Lettuce Sill
xer Skin Onion Landreth's extra early, early
frame, Royal Dwarf Marrowtat, Blue Imperial
and Bishops Dwarf Prolific Peas Mammoth
Pumpkin Long Scarlet, and Red Turnip Radish ;
Early Bush Squash Red Top Turnp; Early
Corn, S1s.. &c. Flower Seed, for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Stauntopa Feb. l6, l84S.
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A G L N G Y .
-sNG5

rHNHE subscriber having obtained an agency for
- selling manufactured Tobacco, and having Just
received 45 whole and half Boxes of various brands
from the best LynchbGrg, Danville and Richmond
Factories, at prices from 10 to 80 cents for Saun-
der's Gold Leaf Merchants and dealers are res
pectfully invited tc call and examine the qualities
and prices before purchasing.
ALSO, Logah,s Superior Spanish and hal
Spanish Segars, Principe do, Rifle do, Castillo
do, Havana do, Sc, SC, all which will be sold
. at Factory prices. JNO BRANDEBURG,
Opposite the Spectator Office.
Staunton, Sept. Is. 1917.
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down and enjoyed their repast. And so it was
rom Gay to day for a week, until at length they
reached the place of their destination. An old
Eng'ishman who longed to return to his native
land sold out to the lucky finder of the lottery tick
ct his farm, consisting of nearly four hundred
acres OF the richest land, together with stock farm
ing utensils, aud everything else pertaining 10 the
place 1t was only day or two before the young
couple were safely installed in their new residence,
ana they were happy, perfectly happy. On the
balcony OF his house, on the first night of his arr-
val lhe husband was sitting smoking his pipe, and
gazing ON the beautiful scene that was spread be-
lore his view. The tall green trees around his
dwelling seemed to bow 10 him and acknowledge
him as their master. He heard the lowing of the
kline IN the cattle yard, and saw the broad fields
.ha'$ 'oe!rng with the richest produce of the
West. ihey were all his now. He saw the
brook, that, like vein of silver ran in pale moon
light like dream. He thought how on the NOR
row, he would take his gun and shoot some of the
game that he heard chipping almost I'D to the very
door-s of his house. He went to bed with a
heart as light as feather, and dreamed pleasant
Dreams he next morning, just as the sun was
tnging with gold the SUBMITS of the hills and the
birds were singing their early songs to the light of
day-he awoke-yes, TO find himself still in La
fayette Square!
He had been sleeping all the while. and the lot
terry ticket was but portion of his dream. His
hat, which had fallen off his head was nearly full
OF dead autumn leaves. Amongst the yellow
leaves there was piece of paper 1t was the frag-
ment OF kite, that had been caught in the trees
and blown to pieces. On this piece of paper was
written In bold round hand, Patience and Per
severance will accomplish every and here the
sentence broke off. 1t was evidently leaf torn
from the copy book of school-boy, but the dreamer
gave TIA long, wistful look, and resolved to be
man in future.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01

BoNApARTE's OPINION OF WAsEIycToy
'Ah, gentiemenW exclaimed Bonaparte-'twas
Just as he was about TO embark for Fgypt-some
young Americans happening 10 be at ToaIon. and
anxious to see the mighty Corscian, had obtained
the honor of introduction to him. Scarcely were
passed the customary sautations, when he eagerly
asked: "lio,o fares yo,r countyman the grcat
Wds'"ngton - ''Ile was very well, )" replied the
youths frightening at the thought that they were
the countrymen of Washington she was yerv well
General, when we left America ..M penfIe-
menu reioined he, '.Vushington can nerey be o.
hcr'cise than nell. The measure of his fame isfuN
Postc7iy rciH talk Of him ecM reference as be
joundcr Of q great empire, ,chen ,ny name shall be
lost IN Nc UOricr Of KeuoIution! 2,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01
CowNE & DEAKINs,

OOEE II a q Oik4K2INS,
SIGN OF THE STRIPED UMBRELLA, MAIN STREET,
HAVE now in store
II 800 bushels prime Oats,
$50 bushels white and yellow Corn,
Fresh Corn Meal, New Buckwheat Flour.
Dried Apples, Fresh Butter and Lard, and
few pieces of old Bacon
January l2, lS48.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01

NV IoRK POLICE SYsTEM.-Thc new poles
system of New York city, proposes to employ 1000
watchmcn; day police Of 80 men and TOO mar
shaS, TO serve CIVIL and criminal processes and &c
attend upon the courts; 500 watchnen 10 ronnair
main on duty each night-250 until midnight. and
23O from midnight until morning. The city is 10 be
divided into nine watch districts, each witch car,
tain and two assistant captains, whose salaries 70
TO be 500 per year; the day police are 10 be paid
5000 each annually; and the watchmen 81 .25 per
night
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01

LIBRARY TIE CAUSE OF INsAYITy.-One ~
the coporteurs in an eastern State recently cslIe8
upon deacon Of church, and proposed selling
him some books 81 have already" said ne;
''moTe books than can read, and excessive readps
has given my daughter fits olmsaaiy." "fexam,
ined his library" says the colporteur, 'sand found
in 1t several wei thumbod volumes Of Eugc,u
Sue"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01

An honest man is believed without an oath n;
his reputation swears Tor hirn.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-03-01

BRING orr TIE 'YALLEH RIVERS !''-The
campaign Of 1913, says the Reading Journal pro
misses to be even more exciting, spirited, brilliant.
glorious, and successful, than the political tornado
mat swept over the country in 1910. The Who's
are ready and eager for the contest and every where
manifest 4 settled determination to move ionet6er
In solid phalanX for the nominees of the Whig Ma
tlonai Convention Bring out your '.Yaller XII
vers, boys, and prepare for action The spns of
the times are auspiciOus-
The skies are bright, our hearts are li6hf.
In thousands well again unite:
wen sing our songs to old Wing tunes,
For still there's music i'm these sCooas"
Pull one and all,-Pull strong and steady.
L or CLAY, or SCOTT, or ''RoUGH and READY !"
Cor ME rHEEE."-An examination commit
tee, about to test the capacities of an individual
Tor school teaching, put the following question to
AT what period did France produce the great
AT what period ~ Pausing and scratching his
mead at what ,-ah you've rot me thereO
We'll, was it before or after Christ 2"
Before or ai-ter Christ. Before or after
"eh' Old hosses, you've got me again!"
\ DER CRiMg-If there is one crime more
deep than another, it lies at the door of him who
corrupiS the morals Of another perhaps a YOUNG and
condlng friend. ilc is sowing, broad cast, seeds
that may devour the constitution. and DESTROY the
happiness Of millions yet unborn. The dom Of
such cannot fall short of the .'blacknoss Of dark
ness forever and ever.
SoLrrupE.-''I say - said darby to an iutclr-
head"
Wei, replied the other. elf you don't cherish
1t with great care, it viii die Cor want Of compan-
ions"
MISS DJx.-The ladies Of Nashville. Tenn.
lately requested this benevolent, devoted and ener-
geilc woman to sit TO Mr.. Hall, sculptor, for her
likeness. Miss ID. in letter Of much feeling de-
clines the proposal and asks 70 be permitted rather
"io dwell in their hearts"