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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-29

1t lis said that tho coronation of Ma.
.poleon the Little will cost more than
that of Napoleon the Great. That Of
the last named cost more than Two
millions of francs. The marriage
ceremony Of the piesent'emperor will
also swallow up an immense sum-
The French are paying pretty dearly
for their whistle.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-29

~ The pictures in Barnum and
Beach's illustrated News" are very
coarse. Their artist would do well
to sharpen his Jroad.are.i
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-29

Getting stronger-some butter that
we purchased the other day.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-29

The Supreme Cour. has made q
decision declaring the illegally and
nullity of all contracts entered into by
citizens Of the United States for mon.
ey or supplies 10 DO employed in mil.
itary operations by citizens Of this
country against the people or terrific.
ny of any nation at the time in amity
with the United States.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-29

The Legislature of North Carroll
ma has passed a law providing that
when man dies inteslate. leaving a
widow and no child or children, the
widow is to have one.half his person
al estate. lfthehusband make & will,
and the widow dissent therefrom, she
is to receive one.tlIirl as heretofore.
Do not the United States laws a.
gainst bigamy extend to Salt lake CT
ty? Gov. Brigham Young has in his
splendid mansion in that city, sixteen
wives and thirty children,
THE Religious Etss.-The resolu.
ton against the .religious test" which
passed the New Hampshire Senate unan-
imously, passed the House also by a
vote ot'209 to 90: ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

Passage from New York Southampton ard Cabin,
saioon $780, cabin lower sAoon second do $780,
An letter. and newspapers through the Poatoce.
No hlls flndng will be axued the day of sailing.
An eyperienced Surgeon is attached 70 each ship.
MofLER skNb RIERA, % South street, New York
O. A. HklNCkEN = CO., Bremen
MARTiNEAU, CROSKEY 4 CO., Southampton.
WIN. ISELIN.
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NEW YORK AND HAVkE STEAM f6kIA
IN NAVIaATVON COMPANY = Ths q. g. Mnu 49, ~
sisssu- iis vRANKLN, Votes rommsadsf snd hs
M ne v1ar Ys63 On folownx
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Ausust tAugust 81
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Otiober October Y
Novernir -
IN r.srlii. III Lava TIAvre - ~ azd Dscerrber
6sss stasms built exrysy III ovnuaep service
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mo STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and

| II X.SF ~
u OWNERS. New Orleans January 10 les3- LGS =
The undersigned has this day commenced GENERAL
sTEANBOXT AGENCY bis account will
exclusively such thus presenting himself before h
the pubc he long while
employ Of Others n with his determination
his whole and the together with his
general viii sppss that he bsrs Phoa
coneidefasie respectfully made
Msnnrs. WATERS CAMDEN CO.. Orleans.
STONE kWALwORTH,
BRIDGE BRO.
WHITE BUCHANAN,
Captain W. CHILE, steamer l. NJ. Kennstt
w. W. BAKER, Delaware.
r. M HUNTER,
jAnl1 J. CHILD. Poydr.s New Ossanr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02
GREAT NORTHERN 5lslsl||;El 60;

NJ K0UTE- EYPRESS
LIGHTNING LINE The only Ralresd Il
flio Absny Is.ou NewYok Pbladripha o.
NewYork THREE DAYS. by
The Norhsn Iads.a Michigan souihn Railroad Line
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-One Of the Illinois River
the Mazket Louis, daily O'Clock
connecting with the Rock issnd and Chicago Railroad sa
the Northern Indiana and hgAn Southern RsiIoA Ezpr.a and
lightning Linshfough 70 NewYek Guy HOURS
from Chicago ys Cleveland Buffalo Albary BY The Buffalo snd
NewYofk end Erie CatroAd.
One train only Sunday on ococK connecting
with the o'clock train from Chicago Tor the East
steam leaves 81 Louis monng Sunday sxssPsd a
O'clock connecting At Alton with the II o'clock Ell
arriving 70 Springfield 4 ocock q bise~ngson
Train arriving chieasst with Southern hish
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VIII iesys aATqRDAY. .sssssmksr \ - s,slssH =.
E0R So. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW -
MAr01HoN - ~ !ntesmsdies. tl..diass
lct drapght ei ruansy paekst NJ L0US
nvp, mnsi9 4 nnu In port reesivnE gh snd Will lsnv>
Sessd,as y k6nNErr 90 4 Ts!,carseass sssss5
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW Ma eD ~
Drill, !zCKMAN and u IL, sredists ieadins-. -
trsy rev a9d lght dsoghs swift susIirg steamer
passage, having superior
ortoe WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
80 @. ". SHAW CO. "a Poydras street
viii leave SATURDAY. september 8 at o'eioek =.
NOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, -
II and all intermediate landings. In connection
with the Northern Ralrnads the East.-Rsgu-
lar st. Louis Packet NEW LUCY The ana I'shi hi
NEW LUCY
will leave For fsgh passage sPpy On board
II Cabin Sta Of the
II Tn boat the
all latest
built
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

TISHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND efFfA
III SOUTHLAND TON UNITED STATES MAIL 1alss
STEANERS. comprising th the WAohl
Capt Z. NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt Higgins. TAsse steamer
stop st eoaihamptin, both going and returning e
5ls Proposed dstee cs .kIfue-leS3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-11
The ReatilulfS.

Tie BeGtittHleS are an interesting section I'D the
Gospels. They constitute the introduction to the
celebrated discourse of our Saviour on the mount.
They describe the character and condition Of the
members of Christs kingdom.
In the first beatitude, the happiness of the king
dom Of heaven generally is promised to the poor
in spirit e. to the humble and coutrite, the poor
and needy of the sacred Psalmist.
In the second, consolation is promised to those
who mourn or are in affection.
In the third, peaceful inheritance under the di-
vine protection is promised to the meek or unre-
vengeful.
In the fourth, the attainment of holiness to those
that hunger and thirst after it
In the fifth the attainment of mercy hereafter to
those that are merciful here.
In the sixth, the immediate vision of God here
after to the pure in heart.
In the seventh, an acknowledged sOnsbip of God
to peace-makers who resemble God.
In the eigth, the happiness of the kingdom of
God as in the first beatitude, is promised to the
prosecuted for righteousness sake.
On the beatitudes generally, 1 observe .
l. That the characters described ere not to be
taken abstract'y, but in the concrete. They are
traits belonging to the disciples of Christ, who
were before him or in his mind.
2. That the happiness promised, whether COM
mencing Immediately or not, is future and heaven
ly; for, says our Saviour, in following verse,
"Great is your reward IN hearen.'
8. That the happiness promised, except in the
first beatitude, is desgnedy made to correspond to
the character described
A. That there are eight predictions but as the
ground of happiness in the first and last is the
same there are virtually but Ssrsn beatitudes.
s. Thus the beatitudes constitute an artificial,
though not logical, whole. g..
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The Little Gold LOcket.
BY MARY F..

"Mayn't CO. mother? Say, mayn't r."
How often must l say no, Marcus
But, mother, you know how much l want TO
go!'
Eyes, and know, too, that you are only little
fellow yet, Marcus, and not half old enough, or
strong enough to go with parcel of large boys to
swim, with no one to take care of you"
Il don't want any one to take care Of me- /
said Indignantly.
THAT will do, Marcus" said my mother quietly.
Il have told you you could not go, so you need not
say any more about it
/ turned away from her sullenly, the tears that
was too proud to shed quivering on my eye-ashes,
and my heart swelling with indignant mortiica-
ton. THAT comes of having a step-mother," ]
said to myself angrily Forever and forever she's
in the way, and won't let me do as please. Now
1 want to go a swimming with the school BOYS,
and she won't let me, just for spite. ] wish she
was dcad,''
So | went out of the house in this angry humor,
and whistling for my dog Roscoe" l went with
him down to the brook in the meadow. 1t was a
pleasant afternoon in early September, the sun was
warm but not dazzling, and the cool breezes that
huttered down from the mountain rustlcd past nv
check and made pleasant ripping music in tlie
wavelets of the little brook. The crimson cardi-
nails lifted up their proud heads by the brook side
and yellow pond lilies spread their broad leaves
over the water. l could sec the little minnows
shoot TO and fro from amongst the shelcrng leaves
with swift, frOlicksome motion, and / enyied
them for having right TO swim when they wanted
to, without having step-nOther to interfere and
.ey mo" So standing by the brock side and
watching the minnows, grew all the time NOR,
angry and Disconnected, more suIlen and unhappv
Poor Roscoe jumped and frolieked around me as !
he would try to amuse me; but spoke to him
Grossly, and struck him sharply when he caught q
stick which had thrown him, in his mouth instead
/ of on his nose. So he would not stay with me
but ran away in spite of my call to come back, and
was left alone by the little brook. Still the min
nows shot to and fro in the bright water, and still
| nv anger and discomfort increased At last
sprang up, and said passionately that trould 90
after aIl-Sle was not my own mother, and had no
right to hinder me! So pressed down my broad
brimmed hat upon my head with very resolute
air, and walked off independently, determined Il
show to the world that | was ten years old, con
sidered myself man, and had soul above apror
string government! The "swimming-hole as thu
boys called it, was about half mile from the mea
dow, and had to go down a ravine all the way
so there was no danger Of my being seen from tn
house. With all my independence of spirit,
thought of that. l hurried along, stepping from
stone to stone, down the rocky ravine through
which shallow brooklet ran noisely along, ant
soon came to the place. 1t was pretty, shelter
ed eoye-a bank shelving over it, and trees grow
ing on the bank which hung over the water.
group Of boys were plunging and shouting in til
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-11
Tremendous Crash.

The collision, on Wednesday night, Of the train
from Buffalo with cypress tree which had been
Llown across the track is described as most awful
taking into consideration the daJk hour the dense
forest, the cars coming at the rate Of forty miles
per hour to make up lost time, and the large num-
Der of passengers on board.
The tree was two feet in diameter but the Gle
yeland Democrat says it was broken in three places.
and shivered as If struck with thunderbolt. The
locomotive was smashed to pieces and destroyed.
1t turned over three times. The boiler was bro
ken, letting the steam and scalding water out. to
add to the alarm and danger. The tender and two
baggage cars were hurled upon the fragments Of
the locomotive, and smashed into one common
wreck.
The first three passenger cars, filed with people.
were dashed upon the ruins and the four hundred
passengers piled up in one heap, the women exhib-
Ting the greatest courage and presence Of mind
There were screams, yells and groans which, going
out in the darkness, rendered night hideous, and
yet no lives were taken, no bones broken hat many
were slightly bruised.
The engineer was pitched out head foremost into
the ditch among the limbs. The fremen foIlosed
suit and the baggage masters piled after them. al
of whom received severe flesh bruises; but strange
to say, escaped instant death, and managed 10
crawl from under the ruins of broken cars and
fragments. In few minutes after this terrible
scene TRANSFERRED the train going east was fast APP
preaching, and it only by signals that it, too,
was saved from adding to the pile Of ruins.--Cia-
En0
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In very short time the gentleman returned
with an ample supply Of provisions, coal for the
neglected crate, and soon after respectable phy-
stefan, and neat looking nurse entered the room.
do what you can for them 4 fhahs will paw
Nurse take good care of tpese poor creatures
tonight, and tomorrow they shall have a neat
ROOM and he left them with more comforts than
they had known in a great while, and promised to
come back and assist in removing them the next
day to neater and more comfortable apartments.
Our friend began talking TO his companion of
this unfortunate family of whose wants be had
been aPprised only few DAYS The husband of
the poor woman had been killed on the railroad a
few weeks since, where he had been EMPLOYED as
brakeman for some time, and his wife and Young
family were left in great destitution. No remark
was made about the conversation of the previous
evening, and the two gentlemen babe each other
good morning as old friends. The next day passed,
and our friend heard nothing from the determined
suicide but in the evening he called upon him again
As he entered the room, his face lighted up as he
held out his hand to the other. "Sir," said he.
you have saved my life, God willing, viii live to
serve him. will be my own almoner. l am the
steward, l feel, believe can make others happy,
can help them, had you seen the joy of that poor
widow and those helpless children to-day when re-
moved them to neat airy apartmentsyou would have
felt it was worth living for, to have done only this,
and it is all you, sir, under God, shall we not be
co-workers, and go shares in aiding the unfortu-
nate, and spend what the Lord has entrusted me
with in feeding the hungry, and clothing the naked,
and bringing to know Sayiour's love- -
1T was all the Lords doings my friend, thank
Him, not me. ! asked him what could do to
save you from your awful determination, and He
pointed out the way, and you are saved"
C. T. r. PAEEER
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j. III. CURREY,
UndertGker and COHin-maker.

toatge street, We. p, opposite Seudase House.
ID EGS leave to inform his friends and the public~
ID generally, that be has opened regular Co.'S
fa Room, and having bought the for manufacturing
and selling in Middle Tennessee Skis Patent Indistruct
tble Alright AMI AireNausted Burial Cases. the best
i1r preserving The corps he will keep supply
oil en constantly on hand together with assortment of
ali kind OF covered add wood Collins lie is prepared to
furnish g5od eaISeS and any number of Hacks that may
be- wanted also shuuts Of every description made in the
hes. style together villa every equpege necessary for une
rails al telcgrQ dispatches orders from Steamboats,
and Railroads, TOm the surrounding country will be
promptly attended 70. Particular attention paid 10 pre-
pairing and encasng bodies for transportation All orders
jeff his Furniture and Colin Rooms promptly attended
TO- both night and dayhe viii give his personal attention
all funerals Charges moderate.
J. II. CURREY.
n. B.-Furniture and Mattresses of every description
made order and Of The best materials and warranted also
furniture repaired in the best style and with dispatch
aug27 GIN ...... j. II. c.
TOR SALE.-Four valuable Farms on the Caney
Il Fork River Is miles from Nashville 20 hours travel
by sage-we tinbered, good stock farms and the river
igabe for steamboats, months in the year. Those
wishing to engage in the Lumber trade in raising stock
would do well to give me a call.
A L. DAVIS,
Sept If AT the ., 8, Mail Packet Office
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Chronic Rheumatism
NTALUABLE CRY PROPERTY FORSAI

II 4
The undersigned being authorized by resolution Of
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Nashville
its meeting the l4th instant dispose ofthe following
valuable property, to wit
Lots Nos % and 49, the west side Of Summer street
fronting said street 80 feet and running back 10 feet
an aley which there is two story BRICK TENEMENT
occupied at present by Vim. c. Hurt Also Lot No %,
situated the west side of Cherry street. south of Broad
street, fronting Cherry street 50 feet and running back
$50 feet, on which there are TWO TENEMENTS one of
BRICK and one of WOOD. The above lots Will be divided
to suit purchasers For particular description OF
said lois reference can be made to Book No. a. pages COS
aad 606 IN the Registers Office of Davidson county.
The above property viii be sold private sale at any
time between and the 1h day of December next and
if not sold previous that time Will be offered on that day
at PUBLIC SALE. @
The above Daed property will be sold credit of one
two aud three years Notes payable in Bank without inter
est with good endorer and lien retained until the pur
chase money is paid. VI. IL. HORN, Mayor.
If
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JOHN RICHARDSON,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER

No 90 CEDAR STREET.
NTOULD respectfully inform all who have any use
w for the services of Barber that he has at this time
in his employ number of the best and most experienced
operators mat ever handled pair of shears in
Nashville HIS shops fitted up neatly and gentlemen may
always confidently rely upon prompt attention and comfoT-
table shaving He hopes to continue to receive liberal
share OF encouragement from intelligent public that
dusted' or1 ~
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DRUGGISTS &C.,
fOR. J. b. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED
CATHOI ICON for he relief and nnre of suffering

Females. II stands pre-
eminent for its curative
powers in all diseases for
which il is recommended,
called
Female Complaints.
OF these are Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling OF the
Womb; Flour Albus, or
Whites; Chronic Inflam,
nation and liberation OF
The Womb; Incidental BE-
morrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstruation,
&c, with accompanying
evils, Cancer exeep!ed,)
no matter how severe or OF
how long standing. e..
The CatholIcon far sur
passes other remedies, in
being more eertsin, less
nxr.aHafra aAA lrapin@ 4.
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

OEFR0N7, NEAR BROAD STREET
N THE Subscriber respectfully returns his ~
thanks to the public for past favors, and So a
"a hcts continuance patronage in the above EA
<zsSline also 60
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING.
Together with every description of Metal Turnings Metal
ic Packngs, Balbit Metal and Castings.
Soda tounts Generators Ale Pumps, and Pumps of eve
ry description manufactured to order repaired at short
notice.
Cash viii be paid at all times for old copper and brass
jUne22-ly B. COLE
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A
~ The subscriber offers orsae his residence stu Hi;
ated about miles from Nashville on the Murfrees- kA
bore Turnpike. 1t consists of about acres oneha in
high state of cultivation the balance woodland three
failing Springs extensive Orchard containing great
ney of choice fUrees with commodious dwelling and ont
houses further description unnecessary as those de-
slrouS to purchase call and examine for themselves
Terms-0ne thru cash, and credit of one and two years
on the balance Inot sold privately before the 18th ns
the premises will be offered public sale the Courthouse
on that day poy3-f S. J. CARTER
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aFTOTHE PUBLIC.-RADWAY 81 CO., TIKI
Il Inventors Manufacturers and Proprieors of the justly
celebrated r. f. r. Remedies the first to discover
Remedy possessing the Marvellous and miraculous power
Of stopping the most Excruciating Pains in instant al
laying the worst Cramps and Spass either internal
ternal in few minutes, and soothing the most
Paroxysms Of Rheumatism Neuralgia and Tic Doloreux,
soon applied. The r. r. r. Remedies consist OF
three Remedies each possessing quick and wonderful pow
certain complaints and diseases and viii instantly
IN RELIEE Z the Human System from pain.
E REGULATE each Organ to Healthy Action.
RESOLVE away all Diseased Deposites.
REN0VATE the body from ali Corrupt Humors.
REBUILD the Weak and Broken Down Constitution
RESTORE to Health, Strength and Yigor all unsolnd
and worn out parts.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

TINE above HOTEL is now open for the reception OF -
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDERS. ill
This long established and weknown House has under
re thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
Few and fashionable FURNITURE.
The TABLE will always be supplied with the BEST the
market Affords and the Proprietor trusts by systematic
course both with servants and the regulations of the house
generally he viii be enabled to give entire satisfaction to
those that may favor him with their patronage
hn29-lyaw JNO W SFERAS
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-BN VIR-
tue If a provision in the win Of John Davis dec d.,
the undersigned oe for sale the following valuable Tracts
FIand viz AIS acres on the Tennessee river, immediate
Iy above the mouth Of Duck river aordng the best oc
lion on Tennessee for commercial point $50 acres on
Duck river opposite the mouth Of Pine river 81 acres
adjoining the town Of Pegryye in Decatur county, q,
acres on the East side of Buffalo river nearthe Hurricane
Btto sud 1913 acres the West side of Buffalo river
near its mouth Terms made known on application To h'
undersigned. 10 ". hohLOA I Executors
EWD. ID. HICKS. ~
Evy1n m
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