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1TARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLiC0S.

NLFor the disease of Females one of the most extra
ordinary and valuable medicines extant 1t is prep5r-
ed by Dr. HOS PoNEroY, ef New York, Aopathic
Physician, who has practced successfully in Utica New
York forty Its discovery the result of chance
while experimenting remedies for totally different train
OF disorders For years has been tested in eyerg part
OF the world In the State of Tennessee il has performed
wonderful cures will that il has been successful
IN every case but when does not fails TO re-
lleye the most distressing symptoms permitted by
William Parkes, ESQ., of Lawrenceburg to state that in
few weeks it completely cured his negIo girl who had been
Tor i've years IN the hands OF physicians who had been
able TO relieve her.
For sale b. every Druggist in the State ann by
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SIEaEff5sJAFS.
NASHVILLE, LOUISVILLE AND CINCiN-
NIB = MATT PACKET

y OXFORD. ~. n, CoRBErr, Master.
THIS new ard swift light dsaugh steaui- Sxa~ p
l. will run regularly between TIE above kssrs;ss'
cties,-easing Nas.iyif each alternate Sat
7ruday at p M and Cneiunat eaca alternate Sunday at
10 o'clock 4. ~ ~.
CaPtdin CoBErr viii give proap and careful attention
to and all basiDe entrusted 10 his care.
Irespectflv solicit from liberal public due proper
ton Of The business between the Giles, and promise tney
shall not tie disappointed. =, ..c A. H. DAFiS -,
.janAi Agent, Y ,, Aall faese. 9.llee-
Regular Cincinnati aud Nashville Packet.
THE splendid passenger steamer "EA. f.so-s IA
Il PkESS" Capt ID. s. ScUDDER viii ss.-ls.SSss==5zsS
co neure cunning IN the above trade and -
make regular trips there during the season NOV ~,
~ "'sD' VI p-~e0' = = Agent
~ eguIar Bnrlsyii,e and Waiisboro %M7@
. IL PACKEr.--The steamer REP BitC SSS@sIxs5lSsSS
Cant AKxsTaoSG will commence runaing Eses-ssss5a
in the above trade as water viii permit and con-
fnue in the upper trade dsng the season For freight or
passage apply to $500 ,. hiLiV s,.
dec-e 70 l-.a-st l eiiil 81 agent
CTEAMER IEsOQUOiS, q. Pc ,1sss<rAs n
- TERSON MASTER. This splendid steam
err having been thoroughly repaired, will run =
Nsa regular Packet between this Port and
Frw Orleans and win leave the first rise of water. For
eight or Passage apply TO @ j. &R. YEATMAN, %
oc2S. -Il .r,sI 1s8 o. 81 Agents.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-LANCAS
- TER DISTRICT. ~. E----

Ex Parte, Petition for sale of House and
Minor Clinton Exec't of Lot Land and Negroes estate
. AbIam Perry. decd. OF A. Perry, deceased. g
is ordered that the children of the brothers and sisters
of Abram Perry deceased late of Lancaster District s.
c. that living at tie death of Margaret Perry widow
of the late Abram Perry (Which June 30th ISL do
establish their rights before the Commissioner Equity
for Lancaster District s. C., before the st day of
March, 1854 and that the Commissioner 90 report thereon
at the Court of Equity for said District (which Will be
June 26th, l8.i-) liz. l.. --...asa
The above order made in above case by the Court
at June Tenn 1855 and the persons whom the same re-
ers and applies are notified to comply with the acquisitions
therein forth failure make known and establish the
relationship aforesaid will the estate OF the Testaor
abraham Perry TO be distributed between those who do
establish such relationship and operate above those
who do not. ..-. .-. JAMES II. WITHERSPOGNt
Commissioner in Equity, Lancaster district, 5. c.
decl-3m
~ The following papers will copy three months and
forward their bills with number Of the paper they al
requested 10 notice the editorally The Common
wealth. Frankfort, KY The Register Raleigh n. c.; The
Advertiser Montgomery. Ala The Recorder Mliedeeve
Ga, The lag eli the Union Jackson, Miss. The Unon
and American, Nashville, Tenn; The Union Washington
City.-LGncdSter LstGer. T.. .l-.-...Hs j fH.W
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gsIIIs q I4IIIags NE WITHOUT reading The POCKET
Cough, Pam in the Side restless highs nervous eIng
and the Whole train Of Despecc sensations sra given m
py '1sr oe nnoher moment whsui Consulting
be InaEI1ed any impeachment read this truly use bok AZ
u las been the means of saving thousands of
Creatures from the very jaws Of death = $50
sU ANY person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
efse ma letter. VIII receive copy OF Ibis Iaa
Or i've copies wlll be sent for One Doitar -
-.aoisess, tPost-paid) DR. WM YOUNG
hIEcllo-Iy $50 mas
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SOMETHING NEW. :. -i---.,-- :
THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FITPVrrrJrp K,

4 MANUFACTURING COMPANY are now Offering,
L.'spendid assortment of Plain and Fashionable Fur
nIture at their Depotcn Market street, Thomas "A
s=ssznew building, between Union Hall and the U,
square which they offer prices suit purchasers III
pom at whole sale and retail They intend give satsfac
hon to purchasers-work warranted D., 3 . frl-
Call and examine their stock Orders for Work attended
with despatch. K. H. GR00siS, Presr.
W. L-NASoR, SeeY lsepHI-
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Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Resnla
CUNCINNAT IAND NASHVILLE

" PACkET.-The splendid passen- ,sssaEsASs5ssSSf
ger steamer RESCUE, Capt X L DIsMUGEs, 4sss.-..sz
having been purchased for the above trade will make reg
ular trips there during this season. = f...r
The '.Rescue"is entirely beat, her acconimoda'
tons for passengers not exceed by any boat IN the trade
and her light draught ionly l6 inehes will enable her to
bring freight TO Nashville when all other Cincinnati boats
viii be compelled TO reshp Capt Dsmukes will
give his best attentions all business entrusted to his care
respectfully solicit for the Rescue liberal share OF pat
ronage ~ -
dec29 A HAMlLTON.
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!. LAFAkGE HOUSE, NEW YORK.


Broadway, Between Anify and HIee cker SITS.
FINHlS HOUSE combines IN al its appointments every
L modern coavenlence and luxury, End IS furnished in
style OF Unsurpassed elegance The propre,os viii spare
efforts in ninsterpg to the comforts other gucst
making worthy Of the parunage Of their friends and the
travelling public II viii be open OThe reception Of guests
about the sth of January. ." r..
--- 49, s,---5 II WEIGHT, LANIERS s GO.
Is Lanier Son, formerly Of Macon, Georgia)
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CTEAMER A SnVILL F. Hzszs2h
y THOS. BELISNYDER MASTER. This .Aszss5isssF5fES5'
superior Steamer having been thoroughly -
overhaued during the past summer is now in complete or
der and viii resume her regular trips in the New Orleans
and Nashville trade, on the first rise of water.
For freight passage having excellent accommodations
apply to t....r .r. IA MeALllSIkR& 20,
nov22-3m Agents.
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REEE1gENERY.
PAsHIoEARIE CLOTHING AND TAILORING EsTAs.
- .a-r n. LISHMENT .... ...4 . I

40. II, C8ar Street, fire doors from tie PaIlc Square.
M HERE may be found choiceand well selected q,
w stock of Cloths UasinIeres and Vestings all e.
OF which Will be made up TO order in the most Fash I'M
onabe Style and at short notice can be done IN aV
city IN the Union, and prices to suit the times
Ready Made ClOthins.-Coats Pants and Vests of
Goods: Silk and Merino under Shirts Shirts Stocks
Gloves, Suspenders Cravats Pocket handkerchief silk
and linen, Shirt collars, Umbrellas &C. E ~ 80 :
Garments cut al the shortest nuiice Please call and
eXanIpe mn < n !
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Nashville and Louisville weekly Packet,

Nashville and LOuisviie Weekly Packet,
VIM. GAHViN, c. T. REEDER Master
THIS splendid Steamer is nearly com 6-sr~S- q
4 pleted, and will be at Nashville thetirst sSysfas
rise of the river She will carry 400 tons sss.ssxzs
and her accommodations for passengers unequaed by
any boat OF dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt. @. T. REEDER long and favorab'y known to our
community and the Cumberland river trade generally
She will make regular weekly trips, leaving Louisville
TUESDAYS and Nashville On FRIDAYS, at O'clock
NJ At the former place passengers viii find various
Eailroad and Steamboat lines them any point
of destination they may DESIRE The old established line
to CINCINNATI Union line Wheeling; Pittsburg and Lou
svile line; jefferson Railroad, &C. &c. All aforng the
amplest Accommodations, combined with expedition.
"a" All orders will be filled low Cincinnati.
20 For Freight or Passage, apply to
sep4O-tf HENRY T. YEATMAN, Agent.
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L7OK sALE.--A VERY DESIRABLE LOT,

I.Sk SALE.--ta BILE Il,
fronting lis feet Spruce street. between Church and
Broad running hack from les to l6S feet and fronting l5
feet McOre street Said lot will be divided into
or three lots to suit purchasers. Said lot has it laro
brc& school house. .... . -.... .-. -.- 200.
ALSO-A desirable Country Residence, about three miles
IRON the CITY, Noensvile Pke-a frame house with five
rooms, &c bargain will be given. IT, .s. -..
oo-A prick house with six rooms, &C.. No. 81 Spruce
eT; near oedarand vacant LOT Cedar near Spruce
oUA he4i bIlek Cottage in Edgetied, with four
formerly occupied by Rev. NJ 5. Rovce Make early srp
dec20 Rnol $50 -.
TNOR RENT--FOts THE fENSjTIN9: yG.D-
H. farm of fifty of land the Charlotte Pie fam
miles from Nashville, with good improvements. 99
u ID AZ n
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LII 9''e " every bIuSgst III the State, ana DY
an .-..-E- . -s ALEX. MACKENZIE, g.
deeS 10 No. II, College street Nashville


THE GKIEFENBEKG NEGETABLE Pl.,IS.
REcompounded with the utmost care and skill and the
tingredents are thoroughly tested by the most eminent
Chemists They are especially valuable for the prevention
and cure of levers in general all Bilious and Liver COM
plants Costiveness imperfect Digestion Deficient action
OF The bowels Sick Headaches, Influenza Asthma and a
variety OF other chronic diseases and in fine for all an-
~ Price, with full directions 25 cents per pox
For sale by ALEX MACKENZIE
Gees. No. II, College street.
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CASH CAsEEfT III

~
Wv good SEASONED LUMBER->-'' y
I0e,teg feet of IL inch Walnut PLANK wide.
so0e0 DO do /" do do 10.
S9,9Oo, do p do do do do:
iyO'O95 DO " afnut Scantling feet long Sin sys-
ioo'OS 90 Cherry do - do do;
le oOOy 90 q inch Cherry PlanS-wide;
$4,000 do do do 10 d 9ei asli -7disd
So9Vo DO Ash, rangngfron t05 in tiiek- plank
also Poplar OF al sizes used ior Cabinet purposes for
which cisE will be paid on delivery =.
Also, % or 80 good CABINET KEYS wanted 10 Ekons
tar prices will be given IN cash Aiso or2go Up
HOLSTERS None but good worRnien need apply
NOfICE--ON FRIDAY the THIRD DAY
IN of March next, at the late residence OF tesrvo
Martin S deceased in TottYs Bend OF Duck River abost
eight miles East CentreEle Hickman COUNTY Tennessee
will sell TO the highest bidder on a credit Of twelve
months the purchaser giving note wi two good free held
securities resident citizens OK Hickman county, TIE follow.
ing properly. viz: Some likely Negroes 10 pit-Two Ben
two Women, aud their children, Horses Cattle Hogs
EARNING Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture &c
lan-swSt .1-J ssFaI .assgg GEO. W. MARTIN. ~
Executor, &c.
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7' s.i RICH FALL AND WINTER
GO o ID .sss
w A.. J. c. NeCLELLAND have JUST received the
w largest and best aeected stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods offered in this market which they otter to the
trade lower prices than they be found in any other
house in the city. At No. 30 Public Square.
'i-- 2 RICH DRESS GOODS
Brocade Silks; Rich Printed de LANES;
Check do; Rich Plaid do:
PLAIN In, do; aa Elegant d Plaid eashmeres;
Plaid Popns; Plain Nous. de LANES;
PLAIN do; Ella Frch MeriDOs Il Cashmeres;
Rob Roy Silks; ~ English and German Merinos
Neat do Iaines, -TII :.
With variety oflow price de LANES. &c. - ls-
WHITE GOODS, bACES ETC.
Cambrics, Jackonets Swisses Tarlatons;
Vat Laces, Edgings and lnsertings r.rt
z74 Jackonet and Swiss trimmings and Founeings;
Lace and Muslin Collars and Chinlize;tes;
= ss Jaconet Collars and Sleeves;
Linen, Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs; in great variety,
Kid Gloves Silk and Wool do;
Super Wool and Silk Hosiery, Cotton do;
-'-5a Black Lace, Wells, Ribbons a..
In Cloak Talmas and Mantills have the richest
sortmen offered in this market Velvet Satin Cloth
and Silk all colors with elegant white embroidered Silk
Nantes, with Cloths and Velvet for making them Z
5sa STAPLE GOODS.
DYE FLOUR.-Russell & Bond "a Broad Street
II have just received excellen: article of RYE FLOUR
boiled and unbolted- Lg B&Tws E.- Inns3
GLERK WANTED.-A Young man who writes
" good hand and has general knowledge Of accounts
can obtain situation by making application with refer
ebces TO n. box 50, Post Office. - o. t(tadsLf .
Nashville, Nov. II 1858. -s .s -a. 'si' t-- ?
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS would call
the attention of dealers the heavy Stock OF Wall
Papers, am now receiving and prepared To offer the
most favorable terms septl5 W. W. FINN
THOSE FINE SNUFFS.-Just received Der steam.
Il er A L. Davis $50 pounds of SNUFF of superior quail
tiles of the hue brands of CARROTS superior Scotch Snuff
III bottles Rooms Macaboy in bottles and kegs Also
sup nor quality of French Rapnee gallon jars suitable
travellers Also alarge lot Of le Cavendsh Chewing
Tobacco new article with assortment of Chalk Pipes
The above articles am prepared TO sell Wholesale
Retail as cheap any house in the West
nova JAMES MOORE
Tobaccopst sign Little Indian corner Cherry and Cedar
streets, Nashville
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n n. & DANKUPAn
..,57 EACGREGOR, ALLoWAY & CO.,
CO II MISSIO ERCHANTS.
50 ST CHARLEs Street. third Store above ST. Charles Hotel
New Orleans,
ny n E. AII.0WAY & CO, Nashville, Tenn, are at
all times prepared to make liberal cash advances on ship
Inenls TO US. rsen1s
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A LSO RICH SILK DRESS GOODS.-Magni.
IA fcent Plaid Silk; Raw Silks;
Beautiful Pout d'Sol; Scotch Plaids;
Rich Chsngeable Silks; Stuart Paids
Black Broche Rob Roy Paids
30 Italian Black Silks Highland Flaids;
ID g Satin National; ll MeGregur Plaids II
Rep Silks; Paris de LANES 20 d
Black Armure Silks; $50 p" Cashmeres;
"a RadZmer z ~ Robe Patterns:
ALSO-English and French Mernos of all colors
Purchasers of new rich and really elegant goods are all
respectfully invited TO the exhibition of
.-.rlH s1--ar1 JOHN K HUME,
oct2 g 54ll No. 81 College st.
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Il with him III business, 30 T. GIBSON. of This ejtv
under the style Of sTEN ENS& GIBSON 2 n lasl.<
we have removed to Noels building, No 3 College
street opposite Edwards harris, I'd door from Church
street and would respectfully Solicit from nv former cs
'oiaerS Continuance OF their patronage. ~ -
Nashville Dec e. 1853. no. r. STEVENS
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CUMBERLAND GOA l.. 1.-The undersigned has
~ at his yard, on College street. opcsite Capt Hornes
PANT shop fne lot OF The best Cumberland Coal which
VIII be sold at the market prices The public are invited
TO call and try this coal. 1913 JAMES HUGHES.
j. = Having Wagons and Teams | am at all times pre-
pared 10 furnish old customers and friends with Sand
and Gravel or 10 60 any hauling that may be required
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fs @.a2 sa bra t-ri5ari f-ll a-J-1. .-s.s. Az
EFiHr 2 zdiaLaJ ilA
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HUME'S EXHIBITION,
1853. FALL EXPECTATIONS. 1853.
.zass-z- FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
dos brad 30 40. 81 College Street 3liFt
. r Ohm K. HUME daily receiving from New York
81 and Philadelphia his fall and winter supply of desra-
bic goods to which he respectfully invites the
ton all in of fresh excellent goods suitable for
the season. q JOHN K HUME,
oct2 No. 81 College street
CTAPLE GOODS.-Wesh, Saxony and Shaker
y Filnnels: Colorei Flannsls;
French and English Prints; Toweling; .-
Fine Blankets, &C., Napkins; 2 fEf H.r
Table Cloths, &C.; JOHN K HUME.
MANTILLAS AND CLOAKS.-Rich Velvet
vi Cloaks; Tana MantiIlas;
Satin and Cloth Cloaks; Talma ClOaks
Cloak Cloth; White Emb'd Mantss;
Cloak Trimmings g Talnias;
Extra handsome. l--- JOHN h HUME
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ga1E I L. Il. SIMPSON & SONS, a.t
IsPogTERs OF
mes, Erandies. Cigars, Champaignes, &C.,
70. I9, BEAVER STREET. NEW PORK.
And Rue LA BAsTIDE. BORDEAUX. uavl6--1y.
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The unparalleled effects Of shiS great restorative In al
complaints incident 10 females. marx In the
nails OF medicine Thousands OF stmulants have been
veptcdthousands Of cone0eteda pnrorting
10 be specified in the various dis and arrangements 10
which The delicate oTmaton Of render hes liable
Tue result has heretofore been uniform These noafuns
indeed impaired mOraentary yyaciiy 10 the
system, transient and deusve Eior the muscles,
this fash OF relief has been succeeded depression and
prostrson greater than BEFORE ana the sad Ia
been utterly para ihe reeupe raye b
aud the vital na destroy the unhappy
patient. Butin
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Morse's Invigorating Elixir.

presented phenomena in the atera medcs hitherto
uuheara Ola stimaaut without reaction. .t-s. .
The herb which forms lis main Ingredient, has been adj
med by all the great medical and nsitu
lions of Europe to be this respect gener Dr. Morse
whose is undisputed authority Sciences dscOy
cred the IN raba, where s attention excl
ted By the wonderfully nsgoratHg effects ducea upon
the natives In fact The wonderful power OF endurance the
eIhausless vigor exhibited by the Arab, bOih
their desert pigmages, is attributable the OF lsv
taliziDg herb. .-y aa.r
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HEftRRAN :. sARONI,
Professor OF Vocal Music Instrumental Music and
Composition. -t-.'
IERis-One Dollar Lesson, payable quarterly Letters
addressed as above, viii meet with prompt attention.
feb Ely .7g5Es-
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5 rE f W. II. GORDON G CO.. adI
AUCTION d COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
tor the sale Of Merchandise, generally, ..8
ian xIsyv,,v r,,x
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LYONS ~ co. = -------- : :
importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To-
bacco, and all kinds of Foreign Wines,

No. ~ CEDAR STREET, Nashville.
Country orders respectfully solicited and pmcuall
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.F -.fy ATTORNEY AT LAW. .
~, JACKSON, Tenn. ID
Practices In Madison and the adjoining Counties nd win
give prompt attention collecting any other business
In his profession feb rs
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PuRLICL ECTUREs.

A Ls0 .LReeaved this week a large lot of Trunks
n Shirts, Stocks etc, for sale low at
~ ian4 49, go - = LAkDE & EIsSBACE'S.
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FLOWS! PEOSsi:

House Furnishing Establishment. N College strse,
ian :, - --'.i-''l - ~ .T--T'.'s
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Confusion gddnes rush OF blood the head melancholy
mental debility, hyseris wretchednes thoughts Of sell de-
strucon of insanity, sa gene
raj prosraton rriiabiiy inability 70 sleep.
to females, decay Oft prOBogng
tions, ysteria uOnOmania, vague papo Of
heart, impoency constipation, etc. etc. fron whatsvsr
arising il Is; there reliance be placed oh
tasfiro abs Nv fpfr.
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CHAPTER III.

Mother, tomorrow is my birthday
Yes, Amelia
i shall be seventeen
Il know it, child
Child! Why, mother, ] am now a wo
man! Why do you always call me childP
Il would always have you remain such,
my dear-and thus you will wish in after
years. Children are exempt from sorrows,
and care rarely contracts their brows.'
.What makes you so sad oflate. mother!'
Sad, Amelia-what put such foolish
thoughts into your head? 1t is only care
for my children. and anxiety for their vel.
fare. As we grow old, care is the more
visible upon our features
'You would not deceive meg
'Amelia, what do you mean?'
That have observed that you and faith
or have been very sad, oflate. You con-
verse apart and in low tones, that we chill.
dren might not hear; and when father
comes home now, instead Of looking cheer
fnl and happy as he used to, how worn and
haggard he seems!
sNonsense! He labors hard andis great
ly fatigued; besides he is not quite well.
'And is this all?'
'All! Amelia, | should think it enough
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tainly had pride, yet it was not caused by
anything like envy. 1t was an honorable
desire to avoid everything like dependence.
And knowing the ill.nature of the world,
they had years ago shrunk from anything
that appeared like thrusting themselves in
the way of their relatives.
As it was morning, Stowell did not make
long call, but spent portion Of the af
ternoon and evening with them. The par
ties were mutually pleased with each 9TH
er, and when the young man left for the
night. Amelia begged her mother no, to
call her child any more.
CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK)
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ton and detain him long, for his lamp con-
tanned but little oil, and his prospe 1t OF
again seeing daylight was rather gloomy.
Hope, and not dependency, seemed for
awhile to predominant, and suggested the
possibility Of ultimate deliverance. Thus
prompted to continued exertion, another
direction was taken and pursued until ex.
hausted nature sank and sought repose
upon a projecting rock by the wayside,
when deep melancholy oppressed the spir-
its, annihilated hope, and, for moment,
despair, with all its horrors, settled down
upon the mind. unclaimed every power Of
tho soul, and death inevitable death by
starvation, seemed his sure and certain
doom.
While thus musing in deep desponden.
cy, watching the faint glimmerings OF the
almost exiinguished lamp, the sound oi
distant music fell upon the ear; but fan
.cying it to be an illusion, hope still slum-
bered in his bosom, and despair relinquish-
ed not its mighty grasp. Another moment
and the sound of music was SO distinct as
that the supposed illusion vanished, and
at the close OF the tune, the echoes of that
neither vault were awakened by a spas.
modic and almost involuntary call. which.
Notwithstanding his extreme physical de-
bility from excessive anxiety and fatigue,
made the cavern ring, and brought ready
response, and which, being succeeded by
alternate calls and responses, brought to-
gether the lost and the finders; the latter
of whom, it appeared, were company oi
musicians serenading party in their me.
anderings in this vast labyrinth Of nature.
The effect Of the meeting upon the parties,
especially upon the bewildered and des.
pairing young man, can be better imag.
ined than described, and should be les.
son TO check the presumption of all who
are acquainted with the fact
S. STOCKING.
BINGHAMroN, July go, 1854.