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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-03
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utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
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leave City Hall at 8, at the close of Lectures, &C.
SUNDAYS
Will leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and P. NJ re.
turning at the close of meetings.
IF Fare each way, 9 I 81 cents apS diff
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BOSTON AND WORCESTER R,R.

r., Easssss51 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. =
egsS saas Commencing Monday, April g. 1854
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester about 8, at I, and 1925 A. NJ 1905
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and invite contributions from every industrial profession
Choice specimens Of Ingenuity and skill; unique and va
able domestic productions, natural and artificial; the deli
cate and beautiful han-work of females; labor saving
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
SKETCHES Of LECTURES
ALCOHOL AND IFS EFFECT UPON THE HUMAN
SYSTEM
BY PROF. Z. L. TOuMANs.

At an early hour last evening notwithstanding the IN
favorable weather, DR. Tyngs Chapel was filed with
highly intelligent and apprecatye audience. Dr. Tying in
rcduced the lecturer the audience who received him
with much enthusiasm The lecturer spoke for an hour and
half an impressive, convincing and eloquent manner
his illustrations and experiments being highly appreciated
By the audience who listened with and unng az
.eLtion.
Mr Youmans began bis Introductory by saying that in
undertaking 10 consider profound scientific question WIN
the limit OF single lecture encounter difficulties at the
threshod with which lecturers generally are unacquanted
TIose who speak to popular audience upon critical lite
nary ethical political historical topics usually hnd Their
hearers up to ready understanding of the ee'
men Of their subject and the employed to represent
themtbis l. presuppesed But il is not 20 in scientific
DISCUSSION we are here compeedto presuppose the very
oppose-tha the listeners are quite unaequanted with
elementary facts and principles and the terms employed TO
represeut them We everywhere meet with persons Of
high literary Attachments and large intelligence who
thsess arr deporaby deficient in scientific culture. Were
10 sneak 20 YOU Of President Perces administration Of .he
avs Of ths Government shJuh be understood end sniici
,ated in everything but in treating God sdinisIr atom
fthe sws Of the human constitution, begin with
he most primal conceptions speak Of this only SER
lsdifeuly in attempting to dispatch an important scien-
lie subject IN compass Of time. The sources and
aeture Of alcohol are wen Understood BY all sciep
tic men; with them there two opinions about
IT, But many people are not quite eIes, upon
the subject for the benefit Of such have
prepared chart upon which the chenstryof the question
Is made visible The lecturer here directed attention 70
large and beautiful chart the same which accompanies
his work which exhibits the and chemical
positions Of simentary chemical atoms He showed how
mainly from the three substance csrbonic acid water,
ard ammonia planta produce an the principles OF iool'
compound capable q nourshing the animal body viz
sugar starch gum, oil, gluten, sc. Within the animal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS Feb l., 1884
Tie DeHa publishes letter, received by the steamer
Texas yesterday to Col 81 the President Of the Tehuan
epec Company, dated Minatitlan, Jan. 80 announcing
that the road was form y commenced at that place at
on dat day in the presence of the principal authorities and
inhabitants II also says that Msssrs. Sykes & Co
menoed operations at Such the 25th u, and that the
work will be carried on rapidly from 500 TO 1000 men be-
ing expected 10 be engaged upon ii next month
Tie correspondence of the Count Raousset lie Boubon
had been intercepted and published showing an extensive
conspiracy for revoutonizng Sonora and Lower California
Large bodies Of armed men had been marching thher
from San Francisco
The Province Of Fl Pass had finally been declared port
Of entry
An ipcfeae Of the marine force Of Mexico being agi
tatsd and will probably soon be ordered
The tobacco revenues are to be formed IN August
decree has been issued by the Government imposing
tax of two per cent every loan of acconmodaHon also
O decree taxing all doors al onies and windows.
conductor had arrived at Vera Cruz with two millions
of dollars in silver the most of which taken by the
English NAL steamer Tho bark Lady Suffolk had sailed
for Iucaan with several hundred troops for the indian
The steamer Texas brings $4,000 in specie aud among
her passengers are President Ceyaos and Mr. spoori
bearer of dispatches to Washington
The papers by the steamer Texas report the rout oil the
Ii diane in Durango and the recovery OF the prPfy so
len by them 1t was stated that body OF Mexican troops
had been ordered proceed to Sonora to assist in quashn
the Walk r Filibuster Expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
ruE LATEST NEWS,
RRcEiyHp ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
PROM WASHINGTON

- N, o~r CstrrsfcnSent - =, ,s,,
40 '" W,a,NeroS Monday, Feb l" iSa''
..,r,.n. ann namost will be offered 70 the N'er'SN"
~. Ne sscsry Of Scu,hcrnors on the no" m''', w,
= ,c,syes. in rvls,Scn 70 Slavery in Territories ~"
-, hi /. s.SNi,vO in its rrcvi'ions en- 'aa' SUBJECT
p. .,.,r,sn,r, Win make It affirmative aAd Apply \"
80. lsrc.Gecr 10 Be- crSsnfed IL Is believed ina,
" >,,,Acs, rees,Ssss viii rSlsS tho anc"dmeh' ana
.A,,,,,s va ln,l.s on is sdspsioa The Son'hoFn'r'
-, ,.,sa .oasi,er sov,Nigntos Rich do"gs in pros
= ~ NsAfssA, s.. ...
=. ..,srr.,S.us q OSstiiv,N and SAUNDERS arc
-, IN,re,,s vosod No Alsne TO day on postpone
y, - "A. ,aAsSs. An ralrcad grants are 10 danger
x.N,..l, Iic,sroS viii Ss oai and cut ands says tina
- ssrsss pass TIE Senate
Eua' in lAccurVe Session 70 day, offered resolu
,A>N -, unanimously adopted calling on the Pres
~, ,,,us,uu'oStc COnAlnss Treaty not incompat
n, 80 fsS,e scrSicc.
s,p.F1,, rsvs,y has been confirmed
s,,S~ Ccorrx IS strongly opposed 10 repeal OF the
vxar CeUrVnise.
~ BORIS has prepared and will SION publish On
a, ~ NslA Srsclc against the Nebraska bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

LODI NEW-JERsEY-An nsdtaton f0E intellectual and
moral culture was opened in this village which oos;ars
some eco inhabitants the evening Or the 3ls Ill, on
which occasion addresses delive Cd by Mr BAN MF
Tebb and by the Rev Mr. sutherland Ohlr exercises OF
an ineresirg character also had Fr,n The rsnsrks
Of Mr. Tebb, we make short extract Speaking Of the
Institute he said
There would be lectures, classes AMI dscusslons,
uerioGical literature from Europe and Newspaper press
erresertug the four quarters Of the Republic an with
scIe of the Young and vigorous life Of n LACE il could
nj bu. prosper There something, however, besides
Inere getting along. There must be putting away Of
81, neutce and on earnest desire for truth that the
r was against the evils If ingsmpsTance they mlst
er hist They who strike the blow must Gr,i hen-
selves be free if the cry peace earth and good
win 10 man they must glory no longer in military des
,nsrs militia clubs warriors, who had made this fair
- IN very GolEoths Of carnage but glory IN arts
aDd sc;e nces public institutions education and religion
Il he cry Wa for freedom il not b. the stunte1 lib
~ r,s Of John Mitchell who would unbiEi the .ters
NJ he Ce but exuli in the bondage Of the African bat
lTsrv based on the nmu,ab rights Of every soul bear
Inc he image of God 70 life liberty and the plrs-t Of
sbspiuess then and then only might the institution tl1!
10 dsnv and like beacon amid shoals and qlcksands,
or he Three Bells amid the wild hnrrcane Of the Atlantis
around the III sted San Francesca preserve many eo"
traveller rom impending rum
hall has been erected for the accommodation o. the
Institute capable Of seating 80 persons II was b1L by
Ny Rr,ylE and has been furnished by the na nSss OF
the association We wish it unboundgd P'osPesy as W
do al enterprises Of the -ort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
xxxlul CONGRESS-rRsr SESSION.

xrxarr.N " sutNcroN Monday, Feb. - 1854.
- SyaSRerARN rcSd letter from Mr.. Atohison, re-
-. " Hf;cht 10 preside
yss--s - -. Zen ans Mt BRIGHT took the Chair.
~ ~ YRRf IT prcsariod The petition OF loo citizens
~ sDVssc- Ccunty MsssacAascus against me passage
a, Nshrssks bill Among the signers are ne present
- III hat STATE TX Scnstor John Davis, Levi Lin
- etNtrs rrr-tsrniing every pSriy ana every sec
- = -sty In that S.ste. lie thought the petition truly
.-,s tAe unanimous sentiment of tie people OF that
s,s,z 81 TIE cOartry. ,..,... =
= Ssy 4 Friends .. Massachusetts, against the eX-
-.-sss - he ans Of slavery.
X, SEWARD presented the petition Of % voters of
Nsa-s Ccurty against the repeal Of the iSsouri O'm
-~.-ss ard tSc Ike petitions from FennsYlVania. .
~ CLAYTON Pgtsu.ed Ike petition from citizens
& ps,swsge
\ TOOT-A Ike petition from citizens Q! Vermont.
n n SINNER-Two Lac petitions from Massachusetts
y. CHGsECSSvcn Ike petitions from Indiana and
" RRopHEAD- Eleven petitions from Pennsylvania
- sAre eject .,-.. -,
- ~ New York for e modification Of that part OF the
.vs lsvs which oreits vessel for the Illegal landing
- -,,is valued az over 500.
4. BENJAMIN presented the memorial Of citizens OF
- askipr Congress for leaye to institute suit
,f ,hs Uai,ed S;sies 70 test the liability OF the United
- ~ The debt II Texas. o..
NJ waGss resolution calling for correspondence vita
R,rl vxs siop.sd-
n pcire. resolution directing inquiry to in
--.ssE allowance of the officers employ ed in the War
~ Nsxico adopted. $40
Nex-s FITZPATRICK and CLAY introduced Dill
-t--r- land - AlabG.na fo- railroads.
~ Nshrssks bin was then taken up.
n WELLER, having the floor. spoke in favor OF
ahI
4 Agreed 70.
BAIRD desiring to speak moved n postponement.
Ter long debate it was postponed until "Wednesday.
~ long executive session the Senate adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
LI,erpooI Produce Market.

From Messrs. Wright Candy Co, Cire1isT
quiet % FOR Pearls snd y isr Asaeai Pots
BlEkaO bbs Baltimore realized the reduced stock nov
Leldatlf6 -
CLOVES ssEDFae commands ss ? e~t. ald 5o 5l. with
sAles q ~
RICE erces Carolina cold at M and parcel q hns
bfouEht.ti .
Irsxeommssds for eoHmoa and - o fns the weeks
saes ~ 2.5ts bhls
Sugar very quiet prices unchanged.
LiNsTEp ClgE firm
SPIRITS TULPEyTINE IN moderate request a. 3d.
COFFEE quiet hut fesdr.
SALT advanced ~ Y tun and firm
CiLs-Ove quiet hoaers adv Lnseed and Rape
fair request Palm setve further s3vancs sss Of 20 1n q;
243sff5
Conmos sold Blacks .na Greens quiet.
A large business DYEwOODs - about prevcs rates.
TOEkcCO urchaDged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Iixer,sool Cotton Market.

Nosndns asvies from America tending 70 an Ssrp
market ocs Of European Affairs has carsee ~
be freely ofered and times pressed for sag
therefore very irregular American Exemptions 81
although heavy without ehsnse In some AZ
The market closed duh Iae sA's
go bales including $3.50 on sPeeu
export The import during the period has oeeH i
bales AL the circulars quote - follows
Nav Orleans Fair SD Mobile Fair std upsni Far
...... sd MddinE 81 G5id Mitdlnf ''oi "'f1
Orinary. "a .d51d lnieugr.......-0 ID
The scck On bana as bales including Slo5 Auees
Sea Island o1ered q auction only oo o9-@ Wy
n ~ decline from the January the llth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

BARNS Brothers only moderate business during
tie week. except in Baltic produce. Wsich Is active
CeTFEy firm, without much activity
BREADTUFF quiet but holders American red Nnest ID
So white q Gs0l. Flour A. Qill
CoTToN quiet.
RoE-Ess, India active at full bat closing qaistsr
SUGAR steady without much animation.
TALLow quiet A. 81 sellers
TEA Gull; common COngou D.
METAs-Corper msan price and rood demand roa,
Of Rails made private scotch Pig hsi hnetl
sied, closing - buyers Gsrtshsrrs No 81 spser
large M closing % lo df2i TO- Tin seady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

FRoM TLxIs-The schooner T. +. Roger from the
Brszos and the transport Fashion from Corpus Chrt with
$4,000 in specie arrived ct New Orleans Saturday last
The water in the rivers Of Texas very low and bsyga
ton in a measure suspended The Legislature had
passed the bill granting hundred and sixty acres OF
lard each present settler and would adjourn on the I'm
Of the present month Trade q; Galveston continued mac
tive The bEigs Margare. Barnard and Henrietta Of Ban
eor also barks Lamartine and ships Ssmss and W. w.
Wharton Of Boston, were at Galveston. Inc schooner
Minor was 10 sal in two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
THE DISASTER TO THE STEAMER GEORGIA
THE EMPIRE CITY AT NORFOLK.

NORFOLK MOhuhEf reo' 10 A-,i
Tie steamship Empire City has arrived here from Ne"
York and the passengers, mails freight, Nc are now
being transferred from the steamer Georgia The Empire
City will leave for Aspnwall to morrow iuesisy morn
mo The GEORGIA passengers are all WELL and are much
ratified at the prompness Of the agents Of the steamer IN
sending the Empire City to their relief The city has been
been HOSPITALITY received BY the citizens and they appear
TO have enjoyed themselves very much.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
1NIERESTING SOUTHERN ITEMS BY NAIL.

BALTINOhL, MOuudv, rtU 10 To-
We have New Orleans papers Of Tuesday last, which
contain Texas dates of the Sd inst
HE bill Incorporating the Memphis Fl Paso and Pacihc
Railroad Company finally passed the House by o. to
Sixteen sections land have been appropriated to all rail-
roads.
The Cholera is prevailing among the erigrants and ne
groes in the vicinity of Houston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
THE PERHAM GIFT ENTERPRISE.

WAsHISGTOS, Monday FeO. u, 1871
The members of the Perham Enterprise Committee ar
rived here from New ork to day for the purpose OF al
tending 10 the distribution OF the prizes The selection OF
place FOR the distribution referred to Committee OF
Three who have yet made definite report No other
business was transacted to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
riv,,poci Provision Market.

Ness, Gardiner Co quote BEEF very era with sversgs
PorK IN moderate req1ost and esay BAooShodes ~ ~,
Improved demand freely Prices unchanged LsGo1soeH
90 T,tt0y sfar much eXciten closd a. A.
6 rulet naval contracts are taken io DIR -
o. e. and foRK Al 7I6 cher than Ia September 4ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
FAILURES IN NEW. ORLEANS.

Nrw-ORLFANs, Saturday. Feb. IT, IsoF.
Tho cotton bouse Of Estlin & Leehas failed; also two
other commission houses one in cotton and the other
grocery but the amounts not important.
The steamship Crescent City sailed oday Tor Havana
and New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
Itx,rpool Hreadstuffs Market.

L. he ssy Pat OF The week hgaer prices ws
800 to The rrts-n- oessed On Friday rae ga 49,
Mon .e, tr IS dtnard Sna eN shp SOFA . "a
"a Cd On Flour under Tuesdays prices BAT G. noe
sn.l Four Il az es-wsrshouss Ohio FAsde4P ~. ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
London Money Market.

Messs Barring Brothers that Money rather eaer sad WIZ"
out ehsnge y the Bank rate u discount
Ccnsols on FRIDAY opened recovery Of cent improved
,tb then degrees closing 20 s5s4 for mcasF
and account The Three and rrater T. cent elosd a. 99s
Bank stock Exchequer bill large and small s9l2 prem
FsTegn Exchange were shade lo~er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
THE sUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD:

PHIIADELPHlA, Monday, FED. -, Ie1I-
The Sunbury and Erie Railroad ComPanys annual
election took place this morning No opposition Wa maze
TO the election Of Senator Cooper as President
TIE receipts Of the Pennsylvania Railroad for January
were being an increase the previous Janu'
ary of s4s6l6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
THE GEoRGIAs PASSENGERS.

NORFOLK, Va, Friday, Feb. - Is)i
large number of the Georgias passengers have LETT
here for New York prerng to start sgan from THAI port
on board some other vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Mr. and Mrs Ie Nnr,or M Mrs Master and Mss Umer. Mr.
Ms fviel child Miss McIntosh Mr MMaste
H. Fowler Pohon Il Mosnck John slaee, Air Ia'nis
La Pla,far MT Gunn Robert Hirgn IT. Nr Rus
sell Robert Lord EdwsId Leeoh bernard ghes Rev Dr. DAD
BOYD Lacey Mr Lale. Mr. Rogers John Mcdonald John
Harding aud Theodore ToamAn Total B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

TIE AFRIcA's News Much credit is due to Mr.. Lewis
the sbgng manager of the Sandy Hook Telegraph Line
through whose efforts the steamers received
the wires during last night which disabled almost
every other line in the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1854

baltimore t6 eror. fsfaAl ship Y white whe.i 1870
isl ~ chip 3dIs 8et-wsr-ho1se CANADIAN ~ c29 H.
DIAN Coax active desBd a az advance. The qu's
tiols Ge 5lI66 q fsT prime white aud yellow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
American Securities.

The inquiries AID had s1
10 large general improved prices The chief
tons we're Federal Stocks PennsyTsnia Bonds sd
New-Orlesns SIX per Cent. BONDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

We understspd that the Rev Hrshr "AkD bEEcHhhn -
expected to preach an instaaion sermon N 'ns
new Congregational Church at Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Tie Rhode Island senate have refused 10 pass 81 act
peaing the act sbOIshiDg capital punishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Frrhts from Liverpool United States ds sad bad
not recovered the recs mt decline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
Havre Cotton Market,


HAvRL Jan zThe sales of COttn during the week we're
bales at unchau ged prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
State OF Trnde In Manchester.
London Produce Market.

The continued dull being o<y eonised -
the in mt date wants Of The home sud export trades
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Hored Ibat tbs meeting have lsened with feas satcton
delight the lecture Of POE which the nature and
effects OF Alcohol poison the human have been clearly
pICved and that IL the sh Of the IppOraH: he views
are rnewey and deeply impressed with the folly md
Of ell alcoholic liquors beverages and that The able Lecturer
hss shown Of pohiboy leon o. the sse Of
eoho liquors be plain Of gorsus scientific demon
sYafon
RoseS That thsnks Of this meeting be ssn 70 Prof You
and that be be requested ~ early day
eouyenBt fall Of lectures IN spacious
md be eomenced the aud aten
or Of all the friends Oft thsongb0 the city
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-05
IRUTu IS MIGHTY AND wILLPREyAIL
Kurca1scxs CELEBRATED OINTMENT,

EUTcHlSoES CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
rs the electua remedy for Piles, Sore or Caked
L Breas. Cats Bruises &c, now extant THIS medl-
ispreu with great care and never tails 10 gwen
Erf when properly administered. Remember
II Cures Pilas-speedly,
IL Cuves Sores o. Caled Drs1st-immedia'eiy
1t Cures Cuts, Bruises CT Sores-on man or horse
The afflicted invited to give Il trial If does not
accomplish what we claim for H. then pronounce hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has Ia hs possession any number Of GER
tcates from the hrst citizens o Virginia and other States
eevera of which accompany each box We give the fol-
lowing from TIE sheriff Of Botteourt county, Virginia
Mr. PitleT:
FiyCssTLE, Dec. 2l 1853.
Mn HUTCmsoN-De N.r-l had been an almost con.
slant sufferer Piles for twelve wears previous
the time heard of your ointment. have gwen it fair
trial aud for The last have had no symptoms of
the disease and consider self entirely cured think
due TO vou TO make this statement and the public ut
large that your Invaluable ointment should be more gen
ortlly known. Yours resp ectiully, r. PlTXER.
: Sold wholesale aud retail, by
30. G. BROWN
t,blI '54-smdGtriv Agent, College street..
, PREPARED BY W. Hutchson Co.. Amsterdam, Va
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-05
MERCHANTS AND PEDI.ARS-RAGS
WANTED. '.

AM paving three cents per h. cash for all the cotton
i and linen RAGS get, delivered my paper and
rag warehouse on the square. .. g -... -.
No merchant pedar need have any fears Of selling
all the rags they bring at the highest price -''-
Ii is the interest and duty of the merchant 10 buy rags
for it creates and draws a he otherwise would
get and he puts to that which would otherwise 60 10
Some silly persons consider disgrace TO rags
They are ignorant Of the fact that the product onl rags
has done advance the happiness of mankind than
any other thing known the arts OF man. and there
thousands of who not Of The in
caculable advantages they would besow upon growing
up family by saving their rags and with them their pro-
ceeds pay for good espfpsr that their children would
learn read with avdty and gather from it hest Of
formation in which we'll being is assocsted.
jams W. NHlTEMhS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-05
The old Mans Story.
A THRILLING SKETCH.

I never shall forget the commencement of the
temperance reform. / was child at the time, OF
some ten years of age Our home had every COM
fort, and my parents idolized me, their child
Wine was often on the table, and both my father
and mother frequently gave it to me in the bot
tom of the glass. ca q sa ,
j Ona Sunday. at Church, q startling announce