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JAoKsoN G 4, OHIO rHURsDAY, AUeUsT Is, 1858

pace. There was more Of impatience in
his tone Of voice than he wished ito be.
tray to Aunt Mary, who lei her beautiful,
angel.like eyes rest for moment or two.
upon him. The balancing power Of that
look was needed; and it performed its
work.
| Soon after, the lettering boy came in
He had package Of nails in his hand,
which he reached, half indiferenlly, TO
his father.
The hammer 7 John started with q
half frightened air. Indeed father, for
got all about itr said he, looking up with
flushed oountenance, in which genuine
regret was plainly visible.
I'm sorry said Mr.. Belknap, in dis
appointed. but not angry or rebuking
voice. I've been waiting long time for
youto come back, and now | must 90 to
the store without mailing up that irellice
for your mothers honeysuckle and wis.
terra, as promised.
The boy looked at his father q moment
or two with an air Of bewiderment and
surprise; then he said, earnestly:
Just wait little longer. III run down
to the store and get it for you in a minute
I'm very sorry that ] forgot it.
Run along, then, said Mr.. Belknap.
kindly.
How feetly the lad bounded away T.
His father gazed after him with an emo.
ton OF surprise, not unmixed with pleas
ure.
'Yes-yes,' he murmured, half aloud,
MRS. Hewitt never uttered wiser say.
ing. For love hath reader will than
fear.'
Quicker than even Aunt Mary, whose
faith in kind words was very strong, had
expected, John came in with the hammer.
bright glow on his cheeks and a spar.
kle in his eyes that strongly contrasted
with the utter want OF interest displayed
in his manner little while before.
Thank you. my SON. said Mr.. Bel
knap, as he took the hammer; / could
not have asked prompter service
He spoke very kindly, and in voice ol
approval. 'And now, John he added
with the manner Of one who requests, rath-
er than commands, if you will 60 over tc
Frank Wilson's, and tell him TO come
and work for two or three days in our gar
den, you will obllge me very much.
was going to call there as ! went 10 the
store this morning; but it is too late now.
o. III go, father-fll go,' replied the
boy, quickly and cheeriully, III run
right over at once
DO, if you please said Mr.. Belknap
now speaking from an impulse of rea
kindness, for thorough change had come
over his feelings. A grateful look was
cast, by John Thomas, into his father:
face, and then he was off to do his er.
rand. Mr.. Belknap saw. and understood
the meaning of that look.
'Yes-yes-yes,--' thus he talked with
himself as he took his way to the store,--
Aunt Mary and Mrs. Hewitt are right
Love hath reader will. / ought to have
learned this lesson earlier. All! how
much that is deformed in this self willed
boy, might now be growing ia beauty.
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SIMPLICITY OF DRESS.

Female lovelness never appears to SO
good advantage as when set off with sim
plicity of dress. No artist ever decks
his angels with towering feathers and gau-
dy jewelry; and our dear human angels,
if they would make good their title to
that name, would carefully avoid orna-
ments which properly belong to Indian
Squaws and African Princes. These tin
selries may serve to give effect on the
stage or upon ballroom floor, but in
daily life there is no substitute for the
charm of simplicity. A vulgar taste is
not to be diglised by gold and diamonds.
The absence of a true taste and real
refinement or delicacy, cannot be COM
pensated for by the possession of the
most princely fortune. Mind measures
gold, but gold cannot measure mind
Through dress the mind may be read, as
through the delicate tissue the lettered
page. A modest woman will bear the
marks of careful selection and faultless
taste.
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AUGUST.

-.
All gloriously the brow of August beams
Over the surgng gold Of Ceres plain,
Which with the bounty of tn Eternal teens
Exuberantly. :. -. .onl to the campaign
ofPeace and Plenty! Wars fell scythe hath slain
His human hecatombs; butnow his trade
No more is kingly and the sickle's reign
Succeeds the CORY vintage Of the bladeI
Carols the lusty conqueror of the sheaf,
Returning homeward from his worthy toll
The cleaning widow smiles Ger the relief
Gained for her orphans from no niggard soil,
And the fair fields are breathing from each sod
Anthems and incense to the throne of God
0, it is beautiful and blest that sighti
When visibly the air waves Ger the field,
Whose wheaton treasurers to the reapers' might
And skillful sickle in abundance yield
When fourishes the vintage and the Weald
ofKent, "th' unyanquished shows" the hop
her pride,
Worthy 10 ornament baron's shield,
Twined with the wheat-ear glowing at its side
August thou art august if ever year
Honored with blazony his children twelve;
For thou art father of all earthly cheer
To those who rule and those who dig and
delve--
Blake, Blenheim, Albert one to thee their days
Printing-Napoleon-wel may crown thy praise
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WIDow HARHsoN.--The estimable
widow of Gen. Harrison. says the Ohio
State Journal, still occupies portion OF
the old mansion at North Bend, where
she is watched over by the fiIial care Of
the family Of Col. Taylor. She is in the
serene evening Of a long and eventual
life, and though bearing the weight Of ma
ny years, Is still able 10 move about her
room. This excellent woman became the
wife of Gen. (then Capt.) VIM. H. Har'
rison, near the close Of the last century.
while he was in command of Fort Wash
ington, now Cincinnati. Her Judge
Symms. was principal Of the original pro.
prietors OF the Miami purchase--a tract
of 10000 acres
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A PRAYER.-An Irishman hates rep.
tiles of all kinds. Here is the conclusion
OF an Irish prayer relative to frogs oh,
Lord. remember my brethren in the ould
country. Protect them from the rear
ms horse, the roarin' lion, and the how
lin wolf; but more especially. Oh Lord.
protect them from that d--n spalpeen
baste that comes up between the mud wa
her, and every time be opens bis mouth.
he cries blood an. .ouns, blood anours.-
Amen.
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ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD.-.The
work on this great road is progressing in
a rapid manner. The force at work up.
on the road between Cincinnati and the
Jeffersonville road is 2,460 laborers. 800
mechanics. and 709 horses The 10000
tons Of iron purchased for the road is be-
ginning to arrive by way Of Quebec and
Toledo,
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By adversely are wrought the greatest
works of admiration, and all the fair eS-
amples of renown, out of distress and
misery are grown.--Daniel.
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Affections injured by tyranny, or ,rigor
of compulsion, like tempest-threatened
trees, un6rmly rooted, ne'er spring to
timely growth Ford.
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Preaching is of much avail, but prac-
tice is far more potent. A godly life is
the strongest argument you can offer to
the skeptic. Hosea BallOsG
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When all sins are old in US, and go up
on crutches, covetousness does but then
lie in her cradle-Decker. Il
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1t is, indeed, blessing, when the ptr-
tues of noble races yirtuous ancestors
Nabb.
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Grace was in all her steps, heaven in
her eye. in every gesture dignity and love.
Million.
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IT'S great, tits manly, to disdain dis
guise It shows our spirit, or it proves
our strength. Young.
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Beware of entrance to quarrel; but
being in, bear it that the opposer may be-
ware of theei-ShaksPeare.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-08-18

Love reckons hours for months. and
days for years; and every little absence
is an age.-Dryden.
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Arguments, like children, should be
like the subject that begets them.-ThOs.
Decker.
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Ambition hath but two steps: the low
est, blood; the highest, envy.--Liiiy.
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The Mexican standing army Is 10 be
composed of ninety.one thousand troops
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AFFLICTED READ!

+ DHlhADELPHIA MEDICAL H0USE-Estabiished Is
4 years ago by DIR klNkELIN The Oldest surest and
bes hand to cure all forms Of diseases of the skin and
solitary habits of youth, is DIR. KiNKEIIN n w corner
CT Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine one
and half squares from the Exchange Philadelphia
rake Particular Notiee.-There is a habit which
boys teach each other at academy coege-a habit in
du!ged in when by themselves, solitude growing up with
The boy to manhood, and which, If abandoned in due
time not only beges serious obstacles matrimonial han
Pnes but gives rise to series of potracted nsdous and
devastating affections Few of those who indulge in this
perneons practice Of the consequences until they
Ind the nervous system shattered feel strange and unac
counabe feelings, vague fears in the mind The ndviduaI
becomes feeble he unable to labor with accustomed yg
or or to apply his mind to study his sep tardy and weak
he is dull and TesOute the eOuntenance is downcst the
eyes without natural ustre shameaeedness is apparent
These are symptoms uhioh should da0aeh the attention OF
those similarly afflicted
the victim be conscious of the cause of his decav and
having renquished the odiOus practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions whch weaken and shame
him, producing mental and physical prestration If he
eancpae himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter mairimony, his marriage unfruful and his
senses tell him that this is caused by his early foies
Too many think they will hug the secret to their own
hearts, and cure themselves Ala how often is this fatal
deluson and how many promising YOUTH who might have
been an ornament to society has faded from the earhl
Young Men Let no false modesty deter YOU from
making your case known to who from education and
spectabty alone berend you He who paces himself
under DR. hlNkELlN 5 treatment, may religousy confde
his honor gentleman aud in whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret of the patient.
Country Notwithstanding it inconvenent 10 make
personal application, by stating their explicitly
geher with all their symptoms, per letter paid have
forwarded TO them chest containing DR. h medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured at home ~
Structures of the ureIha weakness and constitutional de-
bily promptly cured, and full vgor restored. All letters
post pad.
** remittance of s5 cents in letter post paid ad-
dressed to DIR. kinken Philadelphia will secure his book
on the Secret lnfirmities Of Youth sept-wly
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MEDICAL.


eonylneing Testimony which accompanies Dr. q. MI
IAN, gres, ugh remedywe eheerfaliy recommend M.
% asd scientific preparation persons mi
from the helpless invalid who Is living ithont bo
70 ne senerhg patient who Is writhng under he at -,
'asAs oi mat Tell and relentless DESTROYER
hs or preparation Is remarkably nlsaxsot - a.
EaSie ana mas he singular peculiarly meene ~ -;
Parung delghtiul navori and is sreey In IL
tons, That patients Plsinly feel its Effects in a n
utes after taking the Arst dose. will he ion,d y,
quick and positive remedy for arresting the
BLEcLKs TnE LUEss, and ing rhose aIresd,
and also, 10 be the speedest and effective Of Al |
ena sgenis in the of all other diseases OF the Iros
Chest aud Lungs -
For all dsscrpt ofs merits virtues &c. see Pamph
leis 10 be had of the Agents.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, and Agency by J. NJ
ZIMMERMAN, Wholesale Druggist, who is the General
Agent for this popular and valuable preparation
Of Nashville and surrounding county. 1t is also sale by
the following Drusgists
EwIN BROTHERS,
W. F. GRAY,
BERRY & DEMOVlLLE l
GEORGE 4 W. HENDEhSHOTT,
+. WELLS.
IL. G SCOVEL.
10. G. BROWN.
J. H. CURREY, Nashville.
T.. c. CLOUSION, ! -, .,
F.S. WoLDgIDGR, Franklin,T
HAWKINS & &TOWLER, Colombia.
And BY all Druggists in town in the State Of
see, and all the Southern and Western States.
(deci-Im dtwW
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J. Ill. CURREY,
Undertaken and Cofiin-maker.

College street, Ne. 25 opposite Se'0anes House
ID EGS leave to inform his friends and the public c,
ID generally, that be has opened regular C0i- a-@
hR Room and having bought the right for Manufacturing
and selling IN Middle Tennessee Skhs Paieut lndIstruct-
ibe Air-tight aad Arexhausted Burial Cases, the best
in use Tor preserving the corps he will keep supply
of them constantly hand together with assortment OF
all kinds Of coyeed and wood Collins lie is prepared TO
furnish ,Gd HearSeS and any number of Hacks that
be wanted also smOuds of every description, made in the
best STYLE together with every e4upage necessary for une
rails All teegraphc dispatches orders from STEAMBOATS,
and Railroads. or from he surrounding country will be
promptly attended TO. Particular attention paid TO pre-
pGrng and encasng bodies for transportation All orders
left his Furniture and Coffin Rooms promptly attended
TO- both and dayhe will give his personal attention
TO all funerals. Charges moderate.
J. H. CURREY.
n B.--Fumure and Mattresses of every description
made to order and of the best materials and warraned also
furniture repaired the best style and with dispatch
aug27 EN- j. II Z.
TOR SALE.-Four valuable Farms, the Caney
Il Fork River, rs miles from Nashville, 90 hours travel
BY siagewell tmbered good stock farms, and the river
navigable for steamboats, months in the year. Those
wishing engage in the Lumber trade in rasng stocek
would do well 10 give me call.
A. l. DAVIS,
Sept If At the U. s. Mail Packet Office.
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gations OF marriage life without reading the POCKET
ESCULAPIUS. Let no one SUFFERING from a baekniad
Cough Pain in the ide restless NIGHTS nervous feelings
and the whole train of Despecc Sensations and given IN
oy thelr be another moment without consulting
tne ASCOLAfiuS- Haveths married or those about to
be married any impeachment read this truly useful book as
1t has been the means Of saving thousands of unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws If DEATH
sY Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter. will receive copy Of this work by mail
or five copies will be sent for One Dollar f,.,l'
Address, (post-paid DIR VIM YOUNG
marchl6-ly , No. l52 Spruce st. PIaa4eknLia
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

OYFROET, NEAR BROAD STREET
THE Subscriber respectfully returns his 9.
a thanks to the public for past favors, and So a
IN icts a continuance ofpatronage in the above ia
<zsfssAine, also 24zA
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING.
Together with every description Of Metal Turungs Metal
ic Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings
Soda Founts Generaiors, Ale Pumps and Pumpso of eve
y description manufactured 10 order repaired at short
notice.
june22-1y b. COLE.
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WHOLESALE
D R u G. S I @ R E.
COrnerof Market and Broad sts., Nashville.
W. +. GRAY,
WHOLESALE

- SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRIGHT AND
- ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Dealer in drugs Med.
icnes, Paints. DYES, Glassware. and Variety Goods
Corner Of Broad and Market street. Nashville, Ten
Wonld respectfully infsin the public thai he has
purchased the stock Cartwright Armstrong Druggists
Of Broadway and Market where he intends keeping
large and well assorted stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils Turpentine DYE Stuls Window Glass Glass Ware
and all other articles usually kept in Drug Stores together
with stock of varieties suitable for the Country Trade.
Druggists, Merchants Physicians Manufacturers and
Planters, iuzited nsil and the
purchasing elsewhere. he IS determined sell such
prices viii give satisfaction to ALL the quality Of the goods
warranted to be represented large stock having
been purchased the East since purchasing the stock will
enable him compete with any house the Sout west He
offers for sale low cash. time puncfGal men
500 gallons Tanners Oil; 500 lbs Litharge;
10 bbs Lnseed do; l000bs Venetian Red;
5 bbs Lard do; lOOObs Spanish Whiting.
bbls EpsoR Salts; Az bxs Boon's Scotch Snuff;
500 TBS Ex Loywood; % bxs Garrets do do;
200 rs MaddeE bbls Macaboys Snuff;
lT5 Is Muriaie Of Tin; 1O0Oits Putty;
800 lbs Alum; 500 lbs Aqua AmOnia;
2j0 tts Gum Camphor; 200 lbs Spirits Nitre;
5OOOibs Sup Carb Soda; $40 lbs Suphurc Acid;
so gross N Lanes Yermif- ge 500 lbs Nitric do;
90 gross FahnstOck's do; 500 lis Muratic do;
80 gross Mustang Linament; 10 lbs Syrup lod Iron;
500 lbs Red Lead;
Feathers BeesTax Ginseng &C. taken in trade at mar
ket prices. Oci3O
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REsIDENCE FOR sALE.-

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE O.
The subscriber offers for sale his residence STU iii
ated about miles from Nashville, the Murrees -
boro Turnpike 1t Consists of about so asre onehah IN
high state of cultivation the basnce woodland three never
failing Springs; extensive Orchard containing great va
riety choice rees with commodious dwelling and ont
houses further description unnecessary as those de-
sirous to purchase can cali and examine for themselves
third cash. and credit oil one and two years
ON tbabaance Inot sold privately before the 18th ns
the premises will beOered public sale at the Courthouse
on that day uovS-tf s. J. CARTER,
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MEDICAL.
DOCTOR YOURSELF! THE POCKET EscULAPIUs
Or. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

TINE Fortieth Edition, with Oae
Il Hundred Engrayings showing
Diseases and Malformations Of the
Human System in every shape and
form. To which is added Treatise
on the Diseases of Females, being of
the highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
riage. By WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no father be ashamed to pre-
sent copy of the ESCULAPiUS
to his child. 1t may save him from
an early grave. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret otH-
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, "-I|
Davidson County yCourt-NOVemberT Term, 1853.
George D. HAMLET, Admir-, and others

Squire johnson, and others.
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court in this
case that two ofthe defendants to wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nonresdents OF the State,
being citizens of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process ofhs Court could not be served upon them
ordered that publication be made in newspaper for
thirty days. requiring said defendants TO appear at the De
cenber Term this Court and plead TO the petition other
wise the will be taken for confessed to them and
set for hearing &c parte F. K. CHEATHAM,
Nova-W&tw tiIf lecg Clerk.
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JOHN RDsoN,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,

No. % CEDAR STRBRT.
VXTOULD respectfully inform all who have any
w for the services of Barber that he has this time
in his employ number of the best and most experienced
operators that ever handled pair of shears in
Nashville His shops fitted up neatly, and gentlemen may
always confidently rely upon prompt attention and eomior
table shaving He hopes TO continue TO receive liberal
share of encouragement from intelligent public that
knows how to discriminate between 'gt and gold DER
busted aug II
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UTOODEN WARE.-We have Just received nom
w New York. purchased there at ns tOsret rates for
edSh
Wooden Bowls with choppers;
Rolling Pns-Beef steak Mauis;
Pastry Bowls, Lemon Squeezers,
Lignum Yiis Faucits Wooden Spoons,
Wooden ladies' Potatoe Washers,
Towel Rollers Bung .,tars,
Cocoa Shell Dippers, Hearth Brooms,
Rat and Mouse Traps Clothes Pins
Juniper and Cedar WOODS, Brass and Iron bound Pals
Bed Cords Clothe Lines, Butter Spades, -
Axe Handles, Yard Sticks Irvine Balls.
dec3 SLOW MACKENZIE &CO.
DRUSHES! BRUSHES !-Steeles best bell
ID shaped Dusters of all Sizes fancy and plain patterns
Corner Busters, Window Washers.
Fly Brushes, Toy Brushes.
Counter Busters, Hearth BroOms,
Whisk Brushes Italian WhSks
Common busting Brushes,
Scrubbing Brushes Backing Brushes,
Mops Window Brushes,
Crumb Brushes, Tea Cup MOps.
ALSO
BUckskns for polishing plate furniture.
For sale by SNOW MACKENZIE 4 CO,
dec2 House Furnishing store, II College St
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPER ERS!
NJ,COMBIES FURNITURE POLISH for cleansing,
vi storing and preserving the lusIre Of vanished orPO
ished furniture.
By the application of this poIish Pianos Furniture. Of
any description and Carri ges after being tarnshed with
age, may be made TO look a. gooda new.
Certificates are given Of lis vans by the leading piano
forte makers and cabinet wotkmen in New York For sale
IN O0'''S' % ''"'' A'S Stow " MACKENZIE CO,
nOv1s Nashville
DRITTANIA WARE THE SUBSCRIBERS
ID have just received from New York. large supply OF
Brittania Ware PiteheIs ], Q, 6, and qts;
Coffee, Tea and Cream Pots;
Sugar Bowls; -r
.- Candle-sticks aud Lamps;
Cupsand Cigar lighters
For sale at small advance on Manufacturers prices.
SNOW MACKENZIE & CO.
novls Nashville.
DLANISHED AND BLOCK TIN WARE
We haveor sale the largest stock ever offered in Nash
vile of the above beautiful ware, consstingOf
Soup Tureens, various sizes; -.r.f
COyer'd Dishes with heaters;
Beaf Steak Dishes with heaters;
Oyster Dishes-Chafng Dishes; .-.
Tea aud Coffee Pots, from pint bqts
Coffee Biggins, various sizes
| Coffee Grecques, large and small sizes; .-
.. Coffee Urns Octagon 0valand round
As the above articles have been purchased for cash and
Of low rates they will be soid cheaper than articles OF the
quality have ever been offered before m nastvse
SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 CO.,
/ rov1s ~ Nashville.
| A IDS TO MANILA Door
~ Mats plain and fancy;
| Alicant Mats, three sizes;
| Jute Mats plain and fancy Of all Sizes
Coir Mats, various patterns;
Fancy Border Mats with wood centres;
Sheep Skin Mats, all cOlors;
| Open Mats, from TO feet each;
OIL Cloth Table Mats
| Palm Leaf q do;
Chinese Table and Tea Mats.
The above articles for sale at lower prices than they
/ have ever before been offered in this city,
] dec2 SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 co.
! GUN POWDER--JUSr RECEIVED AT
! VI my Powder DepoFt- l
500 kegs Hazards Kentucky Rife Powder
| 23O halves do do do do;
| 100 quarter do do do do;
! $50 Kegs do Sea shooting do do;
ALSO-5O0 canisers of one pound each-a very fns ar
ticle. For salsby a. LOOMS
| nov24-lm Agent tor the Hazard Powder Co.