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AUCTION SALES.
NTALU,sT y ar,, ,,,.,... nahs
gUTUIlK DAYS

v nIi, w. y REM PROPERTY ~ THE cot>ry ma,
,,,. hhfhLD lOk sALE-The suhscrb-- IN -,
Sc rs.dsSe i{ '9s ian Ssy q oote t6ai very is.r
~ ,e ate Dr. samuel H. Royal me f.rn r me NJ Is.lut nee
"a a. :, portion oi which IL shiy improvrs -
Sun OF wheat corn,
fset rrp,ir Su uidinEs are very eouodons and in
-, fhJscan, or those a. Oh
~ % b. ~, 'f SIa1ss MS roperiy
pleasure ia ~" n yohnson, who lives near vii 90
ihg The property 10 WIsblr- -
80 az aud also In giving any iniorraatop ~, ee
nlhf me property. Al the tim.
denee. ana distant about t.o miles from the r..
~ 80 o. sSsiy De efP'on will b. sold TO Ill bog, s
esTt r 'nI1 dder' oats, straw 4c, farming ut.n.,.
S,it 49, a. and large quantity q verv sp,e,i, -
on urnitare The terms 'or the Land lin ~ - hoa e
a. ,ri , o. enc and tFo years, bearing nt.rsst& 49,
,sont property cash for al under sfv Jni -
1H' anu over credit Of six months viii b. Nv, ~ hA
se2s-d,s, ADELAIDE r. ROYALL
~. tNecutriN u : ~. Roy.u 49,,
me ABOVE sale viii take place the pr.,'i..s lsed
~
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EVNBROtDERtFs- rWHUotpEGtrg You viii GnI NJ gotp.
~ SHIFTS cheap store, very handsome C1ila Cfr~r..s
P' hands Egings and lnsertngs, and variety Of other
proiderrf. GOIusNfr.
Nr Cd ..H.
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~ Defiance shiamhndrr safc-Ln yIrr'- PHtrnt-RoEER
w. PATEcE is the sole the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes to whom tie highest premium has Just
been awarded by the committee Of the Metropolitan
,'iiut Wlsng,oE ard Gomn's mpenstrablc Defiance
aud Crosbarshe best safes tile World
Depot No y2 Pearl street, New York
formerly 80 John street. is9l-6uaa.I mac
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so LbuN'- hATbNihUN, tOr Preserving Kr-torus and
BdHyiHg Gac Hrtr hr lGg delightful wonderful article
the world produced. Its Astonishing pi.out
history Of the Mute d Jcf Dark and uxu.
RANT euri' and CLASSY hair with admirers narL
this adcsl l. the universal ehuct OF the Eathara
Grey Heads perfectly asonishe The Kathairon
etored hair after badness IL A
20 Boud " ". The Kaharon
Headache and all Cutaneous by all dealers
eyerywLe Try it. Price only 25 cents, in large bottles
y. :. BARNES Proprietor, l6l broadway y. Y.
ADlE GREY and PLhbkLL LADD CO. Whoessi gents,
Richmond Ec2i-Im
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AUCTION SALES


- '''"'" y tFFFFs"h, Nuffs
n uANpSoME BUILDING Lois OK Yp,~v,,,. - -
prsmI.-s =, ~ ~ sALh AT ACCriuN.-Wm - 80 -
N /" eduratay Ort 80 en
q Pine street ~, Nofih line o. Frankin 81 49, -,
square ana 49, each rhes- bots arc ono, ~" \, 49,
any In d., y regarded a. th~ most b. ,rs,if ~
IN ~ PoT,ns paitof me vicinity ~ RirS-, or
ocl ' '''' retained tll last rof- l. Mia
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gt Eenlamln DAN. In.,
By COddln h Appcrson, lu,ts.

~ EGROEs-will be sold at my Office on rbu,.I, d, ,
5u'i at "a o'clock, Ave likely ne groe. '' inc i
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JAs. ". TAYLOR. A,e,lon,,r

r ling iia1s-F AIELfA handsome new nck p.si -.
four room. 49,, eleven rooms kitrt.n 80 90.
OF genteel family 10Y tlc accommot alton .ll
IL i within few rBiBB,.. ,-.r- ~,
OCT -''eH'' for terms, apply % 49,
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" ~ NhlE LOT on ROCKETS STREET At .r-,--,...
premises nae "a FULTON, ,ay o'elock De odd an a.
kin. n Tt 'a1,pir Ut on RICKETTS, street onr.i. he
he ssB- & : AMI ~ lining the Of NJ ~, y" has
iest and running Cf feet S NV SANDS, rOnung
IAANs-One third casl. bal,,r, al t-,-
est and tite sithhcld ~ and months, with inter-
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TO THE LADIES.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
THNHE FASHIONS the received and ~
opening at the store Of Mrs. C. PHILIP which es
she respectfully asks Of her customers and the public va
rally, call. uc+-dlW
GsITrArION WANTED An English Lady, member OF IN, rpi,
- copa Church who has had experience Teaching wishes
obtain sitlrt'ou as upyerness IN private family.
se can give instruction the Harp, Plano, o. Singing
French and the rudiments OF Italian together v the
English branches.
Reference exchanged
Addrrss Miss VI. A. :. Richmond yirginis Box 40
se3u-lAcff
NONL iiOIlS-Copper Russia Coal luis sh1yrs
&c, for sale by y. 81. ZIMMERMAN.
''' Corner Main aud i2ii streets.
ETNLi. DHrS- GOOD~-FALL DREss GOODS have rr.
h Gently opened handsome Of
Goods consisting 81 Rich igh Colours) Plaid SIR. handsome
culorcd Bocadr silk Plain aud Wacred silks. Black silks Plain
figured and Plaid Mousin de LANES Mernos scotch
Fsids spun silk Plai real French Mrrints
aud B'mbszincs, &C. to which invite the attention Of those m
want, confident that shall he able them A. great
mvns boz the goods any other STYLES or gI ai
y found "a Retail store, ~ any house IN the city.
sIL&S /. JOHNSON, No 81 Main street
y H. Opened handsome lot u Cloths coi1ur-
Ladies Cioaks and Boys wear, which will sell loE.
sDndA RAGS RIO, LAGUAYRA AND JAVA COTFEF for
wv SAFE. l'c'i JAS. WINSTON.
Sh HHDS. PORTO RICO AND CUBA SUGAR f,r sale
eSNI oc' JAS. WINSTON.
aNHEEsE.-5otoVes, Tor sale by
y oo5 =. II SKINNER, Cary street
6tlo.ER SEED forsalsby -.
HOLATFD CAsTORs-sbcrm Plated ctstor. of several nav
patterns, with rich Cut GLASS Bottles, Plated Tea STE IN
rr1vcd AMI Plain, ~ pieces:
Candcsiicks &C., just opened ant for sale by
oc6 BULHLEY co, Eagle Square
NV. YORK LOAF SUGAR, tr ,alshy
4
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FOR ~.


tha I,yg an nn convent entity arranged dwelling with -.
cello POSSESSION sivea Immediately. Apply to HI
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s7E- First Presbyterian Church The Pir.t Presbyterian
Church will BE- opened for public worship sabbath
o'clock A. NJ and ~ o'clock p NJ Dedication Sermon will
b. preached by the Pastor, the Rev MooRs d. in the
morning
The sale Pws in this Church will take place the TUESDAY
following, usth ust beginning o'clock H. tie afternoon and
continuing O'Clock at nigh. ocl2-,lsb
Laws.ncr- Worlds Fall Premium Daguerrean ,,aII.ry
Ni Broadway, White street. New York oclo. On,
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II PUBLIC ArCTioS ~ w ,,,ASANr TOTS N FULTON Az
Lsis in the town m ' o. o two Fr,mv 49,. ~,
their value and vii I,a'Sd 70 good tenant. AZ ~ .r 80 an
Ar.r 49, aes no tes O. an alley fee .. ert
.i,,,',I, .ll,h Fi be sod about % Lats r..r 49,,
N.aated Tor Improvement ''N'' 'Ae above, and
TthNs-Ons- third cash b.f.u-.
interest and title retained - a"' WE'VE nonths, uh
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-, ani Cellar under City Hotel al, "A, "a, -.
Of Nov N' % my oce Possession ysa on tbs H. III
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n APAND TOILET SETs.-A beautiful assortment OF ia
- pand Toilet SETS together with large Wal.
singy Patent Candle Sticks Apple PaeIs
Coffee Roasirrs Cake Boxes, Tea Coffee Caner silver
spoon and Fork B"es Boxes JHpsnd Dressing
many other aad useful articles, be found ~
BULkLEI cos, 1871 Main street
Catalogues to be had At the oS}-6t
GtHNNGE or FM-The undersigned hrretof1-. doing bu-
- under the style H. T. TALIAFEERO viii
from this the Meal and business
y, under the hrm Of TALIAFERRO BROTHER.
II. 7. TALIAFEERo.
oc7-diE =. = TALIsFERRO
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E1HoINlA DANh-Ihe noey Of this ISSUE be TydcrIstd
PAiRO SpURsE. s.e2-iv
~ French, E'ei'h. aud American N'Incry.-Nrs. wM.
SMoNs Of 56i broadway Kcs York invites the Ladies' and the
trade to examine her stock Of Millinery sad Millinery Goods
She has Goods the York Crystal Palace which ia
vel worth looking
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FALLIHP0RTATI0N,

n W. tAAuoNeF street, Nnsfon hy
- hl' n ketuIt enlarged, and elegantly nirnise ..
ius s hc err improvements and convcnsnccs r ti s--
mediation Of hr travelling paIIfr
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lust RfCElYFn per Albums Co. Express very l,Hfs4r.
duced price. GDLusNIrss Cr.,r er..,s' ~
1rlu s. .fr..f
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3 m. sKINKrR- C,rr ..-c.,.

High PRICEs-is fact that Dry are twenty-five
Nh cent higher than they have been within the last
years. G0LDsMG 81 Main street, selling at ;e old
prices. eau Wool Rannr = worth SIN cts,
sheetng ate worth 0ots good Beachcd shnrs
The An sell u prices s hr
goods cash, and tno H. has complete
Ladies' seA5Habic fashionable Goods
Silks Msasaines, Pai., Sleeves Coias Hosiery, Gloves RIB
bOn Calcors Wrench Mernoes sh4als, &C Blankets quilts
camercs siiine;s vrtns Kerseys, Jeans &C. in vare
IN. (Giye him ac.liD ocll
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Nbh II, bbtsh DOOR siiiiNt >-lh. article . ssrrsht
u ed not To be affected by heat cold =d 20 retain it, cas
TO the last capable OF sustuins dad weight Of leo
lbs IL easily adjusted the door, easily ppe and
either outside
creakinE attendant upon other Springs
less than other Spring For Churches Public Halls Hotels
Factories and Cnl,cs We call the attention purchas
For sale by ZIMMERMAN.
CHrra In uufll M .rerts-
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uULIENS MISit-PHTANLURh has ust rr5 Vr5i II- 1IT.r
at Julicn's Concerts,
oci ACSi' NIORE, 100 Main It,
OMiNS DIGEST, Sc.-J " RANDOLPH has for sale A
Ia " each u those and valuable Books L1maNs
Res,, aud on IN Gators aud Administration.
NTANCE ~ GOOtII. COMMISSION iND FORWARBING
~ MERCHANTS, RifiHgad. IA, liberal cash aIyan.
Of Tobacco Flour, wheat ocl-2w
GDRAZIL sUGAR.--5O bags, Tor sale by
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" -"ve property, will be sod a. 10. a'Ss hr sale ~
Tor building -s ''' we most part veil adapted
,ere aaI se 10 5. 'e,' oa,'nss a. 3, and months with in,
'-''N- anu payment ln
JAS. NJ TAYLOR A,-t
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OMITTED rAKINEE.m!r.

TENhL >tB@CiiIiEHs have this day entered int, limited
partn rshp, % be conducted under T.. &
TALIAPERHO for the purpose ufcarrynF tie business
uftcuring their Mills of
H. T. TalfcrTo aud T. T. Talferru, both
Rchm nd, the general partners and O. have the
u the business ErEy ". Mnuclrc Dunlop
Thomas w McCtuce, a residents Hi Erh at, the special
ard each
che
The sid partnership sy October,
ls,i and will terminate the II dsy % July. ISIS
RicuubSp, October eth 1873.
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n AMS- riENsNNTs. NTTORNEY ~ LAW AN "a
- TARi PUBLIC, viii rrlrts. .' hs Courts aehu81I CIV
sol c counties f Onrhr' C..fItfa- i u.nrr1 be- Vii
ifhtrtr pc Fhoni t.,.s . A1t.y prescribed BY .aw
frl also CIV. Dos Httra.r b.. tht collection claims
~ 1as Il ~ ls R.s1sE-s s-,.klsq s--lf -pt7t L.
NEw NNp POFtLNH wOHKs-t r... d. r.-... ,.
cotn. Illustrations. tLfn. '' '-
t.r'aHHq'f W.rf.. Iof. fI. o.
if hs n N'f.r., ty schuler Mcdock illustrated BY
- ll9 200 ninety seven engravings vood 81 and o.
Box h'aF, complete. F0r sale ~
sea as, A. 49,
tLoNtR sEEp-rvo hundred bushels for SHELBY
~ fei WI. PALMER
GNARfhf~, RtGS. AM OIL CIOrtl-.-CHAs a CIV arr
- MN invites Che early particular attention purehas
ers fo alarr- ats-rtrlart--
Three Wy Carpets. Ingram Carnefe Carrrtt
Venetian Carpets. BrlsseIs Carpets
Velvet Tapestry. Venetian
'4r-a assftneut handsome on C1ts lnd nackinrs
hechants, hoctsspsrs, housesecpe buyers generally
chasing CHAs A gwArKfN
Wl-aAln OPPosis Exchange Sank,
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az ~ '"NtiNts Successor g. Hopper a C1viiur on Go
~ frrunr a.. hrtwrr Violin Fr1nttfr vtI
fHn fH h h.HuN'Il Hfelftmeut WOsFWOOU
WALNUT FURNITURE '' ''''' '''
we Furnurr made N Che very best materials r OBJ most p.
~ nI .'n7he styles ty skl and experienced rarl mem
HI WIZ pc colo 20 very low prices,
tN'H in Nhu RI nsf article nj
any description viii DO we'll 90 cell 1nd examine hi. s5 trs
l. 'e tscH1rfc We guarantee Co., .tU prI.es ne g A.
Embellishments. ' % '''' '.'''.'"
l .so kerps yo1t'tnry hand arst rate rriv Of nam
sulCh AMI SPRING MATTRESSES ant FrATIiE INNS I'D bi'
own m.nlaciufeW WIN a grr. iu Che UPHOLSTERY LINE
WI 'r. sofas lnd that. VII he repaired promptly
iNuhhiAhlHN branch 90 busfu,s Doe I'd 1--WE lrso
nal AND particular attention De rrer-r.f .f i -
1ir orders To-, e shortest police. o. viii s.. a.
Dan ar4r tss1rsu Of READY MADE COFFlSs III -
vii. Uf ANsEa. f1r Hfo.
Iepagonas' ofiown and country Is respectfully solicited
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- = TIT R~TON. Piano Forte Tunrr and H,.,,. p, -
nearly opposite che Catholic Church. ~ '- '''ee'''
- Order. d.. I.li Die far-s NJ N.-.,p.r
Aai streets 40 Harold NiaErsy's No IL. broad Co..
Jos store .. Main street; KuovI-s W,If-rf'.
ia geo. te' N.a s,s-st, and 40 Il. NJ. Ammernan. cor.
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4 =
lh. slh.rNgs uNar i' ODE public vaf .fsd
stock ri Staple aui Rich Fancy Dry Goods which s 5ire
gc we often 'n fns ari strangers confident 1 hey
cen ufr Chen. great IrII..uis u purchase uf us MS We rs a.
erninri o. 7rl large amount NJ E.H no che smallest ti of
P"ii. feriona clU viii iH being politely
waited upon, anil suited esJsg article line lf . ,arg
gf Our stock embraces large aI1 varied ass1rtrn
, l'a pfrsf on.ts Of ry.y quality and style. Fr.nlb
" fn's yry l'w, CfiCo.f GrGhlUs, &c., Clta Csssnl
, ~ h,sf}s lnsgy., stfncit Trs-t Kentucky and Dy
.N a "nAr'f, ilanur &c., 600 tH hr .Ut saving Of
"'''. % per cent 60 Che purchaser. We solicit. DO
"'' cox * MONTAGUE.
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h'uN SNLt beautiful little farm containing aput U ter,s
VIII good house, and al hours Il b. absrf
ha mile fom TIE West end othc city, In mel 81
POSSESSION % Be- rven ist January, perhaps sooner
bose N want would a. well - his IL very dess
s snd 60 DC bad ~ reasonable terms Enquire this once
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~ TEMPERAScE.-who doe. not knoS George r. IsII A.
Elizabeth street. the Temperance Camant He printed on
80
king Alcohol I will not cart,
hni al things else, with all my heart;
Old Dies has GOV GOOD oats for dinner.
Come sign tht. tirhg. an, Iis., > -, -

TITS. ..--PrTsons who
This distressing mASey val tnd the VEGETABLE ELlPTC PILLS
10 be the only remedy curing Epilepsy or
Fits These pills specific
although they prepared especially for the purpose curing
PITS, they will be found especial all persons
dcted with weak whose
rated shattered from whatever
plants diseases standing upernduced
they exceedingly beneficial. Price or ia
for -. Persons out Of the city, enclosing
the pills them through the mail postage For sale b
SETH HANCE, los Baltimore 10 whom or
der from all parts ofthe Union must be addressed paid
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SleAild hlis M1ovaio Sugar. dry and GOOD quality s0
- Ihls Porto Kc1 sugar. duc DUALITY sD thfs I'D M
EtfHad Sugar. Tor sale BY f'''
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~ Noce-ENpress PACKAGE for NOrk Riclno1d Peters
Sg de- intended for shipment per Steamers
JAMtsTuwN Si h.!ceer be received by Messrs
50 rosdway who are tn CE authorized gets Express
privileges by these ships.
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''"'1I"sV1l OI
~ Besides small Lottery daily. Ticket. from one 70 IT,
orders Tor packages, certificates OF packages, single tic
or shares m the above, the n..yanI Io,,.
e- viii be thnntfGly rsc.;sed Aad promptly a-ssd 80, %
we Prid ctdI drawings Immediately forwarded 10 eorres
Ccl TUOz
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FHNHE FASHIONS for the have been received and ~
opening at the store Of Mrs. C. PHILIP, which
she respectfully Of her public gruel
rally, call. oc+-dsW
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- N" "nd a-Ihs Agency established f5r the
= ~. s-l-.ssi9n 90 guimpcyed Mines and Mining So
~ oL hnf-i and az work, also for furnishing n, t-.
.,s- =. 40 '.laHs Tools A. ordered; the Chem-si
o! the country - 80 = 1e9 lEoll any part
'lrsAF' sE!ng tul explanations. sent in An.
' ts' paid iei'-r -l-l-slgg thrcen: Post.oas
tgla-u.,. J. K BARBOUR 4 Co,
- --s-s Mes York, 10 BroadwsN
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-, stock aud Land Warrant Agency, C;orern0
~ ores stocks bought and SO
-. price paid for Land WArrants-old and Silver Wantg
~ frife IieSes Ia all Lotteries under the
o. X france Co. will be promptly paid by me- ana ali enquire
Richmond, viii meet With prompt attention ~ 'As''
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JAS WINSTON

sl..srbgE hareil pepae- Al,arr Gin
.-s '-4 N4i-' ~ % ife best ia
/ 80 SUIT purchasers. p JOHNSTON 4 BEOriEH,
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ENMA nay GoOD', at No. Ia7 Win arrrl. Tor l.aair.'

~ and eighth Pipes, fDr sale ~ '''
ocio DAVENPORT, ALLEN A CO.
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No. 20, PrRBf SlEFEr.
fr.. B..|..rs q .fr1rrG
T. nov F.e'ti DIE tN stock gl rtt lv.e ami China
DIS own #p rtlt.NU, aud from thc sfaE
GLASS LOOKING GLASSES. FANCY GOODS. &c. g.,
ch De- Invites fUr attention ~ Merchant. visiting fn --
kc assuring 'aeu taf ViI r- found as zu.i.- and viii h.
cola favorable terms as at this country
North south
- sisyis. attention syen to packing and Shipping
August -4-HkgIrI
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

! BEAUTIFUL ExTRACT.-The following beau
tlful language is from the lecture of Thomas F..
Meagher, the Irish Patriot on "Grattan and the
Irish Volunteers of 1882"
"The Parliament of Ireland is no more. The
last OF the Volunteers has been borne to his
grave. And so, too their successors and their
betters--the men of '9S--the men who had a
keener sagacity, sharper swords, a better style
OF action, though less easy fortune than the
soldiers of Dungannon. The streets of Dublin
are silent now. The hoofs that paved the
pavement on that day vex the dull stones
no more. The beauty that shone as the hues
of the morning through the vision of free
dom, has vanished the night that came upon
the land-the throbbing heart has grown still
beneath the shroud-the white arms that bore
those chains of crusted gold have withered
like the leaves of the lily, have been strewn
upon the earth, have become the support of the
wind and the spoil of the worm.
"In silent hall, into the desolate seelusion
of which no busy or inquisitive foot intrudes,
and where the dust falling from the eronices
might steal languid sound from the marble
slab beneath SO deep the repose that dwells
there by night and day-in this silent hall
stands the statue of Henry Grattan-erected
as the inscription in foreign tongue with
plaintive modesty relates, by country not
ungrateful.
"Thus has passed away all that was perisha-
BILE of that day. Yesl all that was perishable,
all that had not been stepped in the living wa
ters, and with their virtue made vital and in
valueable Not so the lessons which made
that day more than the pagentry that illumin-
ed it, the brightest in our annals"
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

MARRIAGE-Dr Forbes Winslow, speaking
of marriage. saws: s'Nothing delights me more
than TO enter the neat little tenement OF the
Young couple. who within perhaps two or three
wears. without any resources but their own
knowledge of industry, have joined heart ana
hand: and engaged to share together the respon-
siblities, duties, interests, trials, and pleasures
of life. The industrious wife is cheerful en-
ploying her own hands in domestic duties putt
inc her house in order or mending her husband S
clothes, or preparing the dinner, while perhaps,
the little darling sits prattling on the floor, or
lies sleeping in the cradle, and everything seems
preparing to welcome the happieSt OF husbands,
and the best of fathers, when he shall come
home from his toll to enjoy the sweets OF his
little paradise. This is the true domestic pleas
ure Health, contentment, love, abundance,
and bright prospects, are all here. But Ii has
become prevalent sentiment, that man must
acquire his fortune before he marries, that the
wife must have no sympathy, nor share with him
in pursuit of it, in which most pleasure truly
consists; and the young married people must
set out with as large and expensive an establish
ment as is becoming those who have been wed
ded for twenty years. This is very UNHAPPY: it
fills the community with bachelors, who are
waiting to make their fortunes, endangering
virtue and promoting vice; it destroys the true
economy and design of the domestic institution,
and promotes ineficiency among females, who
are expecting to be taken up by fortune, and
passively sustained, without any care or concern
on their part, and thus many wife becomes
as a gentleman once remarked, not help
mate but a help-eat
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

INTERESTING ExPERIMENT.-A very interes-
ting experiment was tried at Chicago, a few days
ago, to ascertain the amount ofoxygen necessa-
ry to support life. Six hundred persons were
placed in a hall in one of the hotels, all the
doors and windows were closed and the expert
ment began. During the first halfhour nothing
special was observed except universal drowsi-
ness, which was warded off as long as possible
by an Ingenious device of the experimenter in
the shape of an eloquent lecture. During the
second halfhour several sank into deep sleep,
from which it. was impossible to rouse them,
and few tainted. AT the end ofthe third half
hour, it was deemed unsafe to continue the ex-
pertinent longer, and the fact was considered
established, that under those circumstances life
would not become extinct. within the space of
90 minutes.-Er PdDer