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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-07

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
Wikofr's Courtship.
TNOON, NELSON & CO., q Union Street. have received
i the following intensely interesting new Books:
NY COURTSHIP, and Its Consequences. by Henry
Wikof
IDA HAY;
A Story Of Things Actual and Possible. BY Mary
Langdon. Thirteth Thousand.
RUTH HALL:
ADomeStic Tale of the Present Time By Fanny Fern.
THE LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY,
Editor Of the New York Tribune By J. Parton.
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FOUETH CONGRESSIONAL DIszaIcT-We are authorized
announce Col JoHN H. candidate 10 repre-.
sent the Fourth District the Congress ofthe United
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DURE AND FRESH COD LIVER OIL-Iust
received fresh article Of RuShtpn, CLARK Co, Pure
Cod Liver Oil for sale BY A STRETCH,
(FOrmeriv Stretch 0rrs)
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Corner College and
Union streets. Feb 22-t
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We are requested TO sais that Col. SAVAGE will adj
dress his fellow citizens at Carthage The fourth Monday
il March.
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DALI JOU r Ma r.


We 'nsA1Rkimg REAPER and Mower
= Atkin's A utomnton, or Self Raking Reaper
and Mower. one of the best Keepers ever in
vented, and which has taken ffty-two 6rst
premiums since 1854, was exhibited in ope.
afternoon, by Dir. J. H. Barnard, agent at
This city. We had the pleasure of being
present and witnessing the almost human
operations of this invention, and take pleas.
ure ia according to 1t all its most earnest
friends could claim. II is q labor -sayiI g
machine which every farmer who cuts much
grain should have, as it will almost pay for
itself in year. Two horses carried this
Reaper around very rough field liz had
been in corn the year before) and it per-
formed admirably. The driver sat on M
elevated platform, where he had full COM
mand OF his team, and could at the same
time watch the operation Of the knife, reel
and rnker, and by using levers throw the
machine out of gear, or throw the Raker out
of gear to regulate the size of the bundles
The knife cut down every spear of the
oats II met In its broad path, clean as the
best reaper could have done. The selt-raker,
with movement like the human arm, gath
cred up the grain, and laid it it down care
fully in the rear of the Reaper, in piles suit
able tor sheafng. A revolving reel in front,
like paddle wheel, pressed down the grass
to the hniie. We never saw any piece OF
machinery work more perfectly in perform
ing the entire object OF its structure. Il was
borne along over the rough ground fas. as
the horses could walk, dispensed with raker,
and left the grain ready TO the hands of the
sheafer, in the neatest order. All the
prominent parts of the Reaper can be add
iusted for different sized grains, low or high
rcapng, &C., &c. The inventor appears to
have had in view every obstacle TO be over
come, and every requirement desired, in such
i machine. 1t is easily kept in repair, and
in This particular is far superior TO most of
the other Reaper now in use. 1t can be
converted into MBtrsr with little trouble
and at small cost. Those isrmers wanting
celebrating reaper and mower, we would in.
vite to examine this. DIR. Barnard, fhe
Agent, can be found at Morgan, Keen 8,
Preston's Dry Gonds store, he will take
pleasure in answering allinquries as. to price.
terms. &c.
We would call the attention cf our farmer
friends to other useful farming machines adj
'yeriis by Mr. Barnard.
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UTMr. 8 NJ Brooks made an ascension
at Chicago, in fine style, on the Fourth. He
had attained an altitude OF several hundred
feet, when he discovered that he was being
dtifted by the current of wind over the Lake.
Not relishing this course, ne attempted to
descend so as to make better start. De-
7scending, his balloon became entangled in
'the'ieicgraph wires, which cut the RUPEES by
which his car was attached, causing it and
himself 10 fall to the earth, while the balloon
quickly and beautifully sailed upward beyo
the reach of sight.
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GREAT SAFE OF ygeas I LOTS
IN THE TOWN VI
L. LIZ Il II 4 e {. ID


on THIS STRAIGHT LINE RAlLhuAD. SIXTEEN
"a a. : MILES FROM kEANSS I'LL .
HNHIs sale Of Town lSts vii raks place on WEDNEsD AZ
commencing At 10 o'clock. A. 81 The town OF Eibs sl
! Gated immediately the Evansville Indianapolis
rght Line p r. is miles Evansville. IS miles from
Princeton. miles Newhurgh II miles from Boon
vile. miles from the VA ash Erie canal Beng
located Blue Grsss it is regarded the
heahy tration Southern diana. Il ISIS rrouni-
ed BY dne farming country. we'll tim sEd and well water
sd II offers to the mechanic many advanta e. smopsst
which Re eiassed cheap hvlng oha2p fuel and an
abundnnc- of tha best quality of timber. haek~1ni n
you'd be well ptEOpiIsd and Pc handsomely y
the farming business Of the late neEhborhood a
cooper could be supplied With and hoop poles from the
country sad the facilities shorded b the
canal and the still FACILITIES that will be afford
ed by eompet of the railroad will enable HIM for
ward his the great commercial
Other mechanics will meet with
cnuragement, To all SUCH it will be of great advaa 20
make early location.
pat of tho wa can be een at tile residence Of Thomas
Smith Of the nroprietors living near the ses who
will give information Sered previ usy the cay Of
sale.
TERMS OF sALV.-one- fourth cash. one fourth in e.
onetourth in 10 aud the balance in "a months from the d
sale he purchaser giving note with approved security
without the benefit Of valuation appTassent laws bear
ing interest from date
WILLIAM ENBREE. PrOprietOrs.
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GA dreadful affair took place in New
York on the evening Of the I'd inst, in DOM
'ninick street, by the accidental upselt,g of
. burning fluid lamp, fatally burning a child
nine years Of aye, ard terribly burning the
hands and arms Of her parents. who endeav-
ored TO put out the ere.
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ORA casting weighing $4,000 pounds was
turned out at the Globe Works, New York,
. few days since. This is said to be the
largest casting in single piece ever effect
ed. in this country. ---.---
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SE ELLIS --dn IN article in Eclectic Maya.
xine tor March on the Chemistry Of Common
life. is the following paragraph: ~.
There is possibility of compromising
smells inf niiely more terrific than any which
nature produces, and of emploving them in
warfare either for purposes Of defence or an
noyance. Some substances are suffacie ntly
esrociops in themselves Swallow small
pellet of powdered sulphurs and IL will diff
fuse a nosoms atmosphere ,round the lndi-
vidual for maay days. Take a. arteF of a
grain Of preparation ofteiiuyium, and though
in itself inodorous, il will impart such dis
gusting fesor to the breath aud Precipitation,
that the dearest friend Of the victim will be
ready to 'ndict nm as nuisance. II bubble
OF selenjuretted hydrogen gas be permitted to
ssca ape into room, it will attack thu com
pany with symptoms OF severe colds and
bronchial affections which will last mauv
days.
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tyIDeini'ohns are now known by the
more RI fined terms Of Spirit Wrappers.
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HE HOT NIGHTS ARR COMING.

Lii thOse who wish sleep coal had better call At Coll
n burn Hersl herger's. and buy n. mattress We
are turning out the best every description and
size uisde in the country IL doubts
our word etthm call and examine and produce better
We have Ill
spring hair and shuck msttres and
them better obtained cthsr city
For our spring import springs
Eastern acory and will guarantee them stand
To country merchants would ttst furnish
them On heral terms they obtain the quality
other city.
would also say that we ar closing out the basnee Of
spriuR and summer DDS large
and those who bargains hid call and
anime COLBCEN & HERSHBERGEE.
mr. Firxfs az
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sRLEcr ranALE lssglrUrR OF EVANS

FWNEE Rev G. Foster, shout undertake personally
the thorough education hs dsrghfer IL ~illins
70 receive young the OF scz,-
sssn <eErs rlt whom and his sughtsr 60 form class
COURSE OF FTUDf:
;Ur pzpARTnErT:,
Arrtnnesic Sscgrsphy- H new snc nors smlfsss.ss
ode OF teaching Reading. Spelnf ~ aietstion
klennenss OF NAt1rL Seisner, the Bibls.
SENIOR sFAKrMSNr:
Arnmetio aad Granmar Continued, Geosraphr Ansie9e
snd No trni History Ansi mt ana Modern; Los,e NssTs
tntslleetral and Moral Philosophy Chenis Botsay
Geo nctry Sesurai Theology Myth orcisn sad Ros
Antiquities. Evidences OF Christianity. che Billie
Regular and critical exercises CT p sa
Ing. Dean urthogrsp rins ursunar and Con posi-
ston and tuilAr lectures nsuartive OF
the studies pursued 80 r.sf
Strics atten shall be Civ sil Eraoes Of
ners dspor REQUISITE to the ishsd lady.
This institute furnished NTH philosophical and ehsm
spPsratus sad superior eAeins Of inerns. fosss and
SHELLS.
Tiitien Fee, Per Garter. in sdvanse,
JUNIOR Stu
Senior d partn emit. .-......-........- IL 50
Latin Greek French or 10 60
Music Harp 10 %
Gusic oath Piano 40 90
Drawing Monochromati eUo
Drawing In Wxter or oil 10 90
Oxn ntal Needle 90
Mrs Foster will sid the Rector. 800. Z.
The religious yOunelsdIes shs be strict
~ practical and 10 way demo ninsto.sl.
Cntil the hrs Of August Tor ign applications or
shall 10 received ncrder 70 give ths otiEeas OF rms
the preferences. aye
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CHARLES : WHITNEY,,

az Prersred and sold shoIssAi- and Msskst
street St. Louis Mo and COS Brosd~ay New York,
where asoall the rnrular edisaes sse
wholesale retail low and fav0rsSle
G. he bruEh ether house.
ts- or sale AZ manufacturers prices hy HALLOCK
STODDARD and all principal druggists where
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). HYDH,s MARflIEYARD,

CORNER sEcONp AND sTiEtT. Evansville, Tsr.
undersigned would restcctiuy the eftt-
1ens Of Essasve and tbs public senerAly hat he has
purchased the stock No. Marble Mr.
Humphrey and is fully prepared I'll alor Monu~
rneat Iomls Obeks Head and boot Stones. the heat
woFkuanehp and the ste-is These wishing
sutEle Monuments to their deceased irnds would do veil
TO give him call All orders promptly attended
/ ort2t-tf J. HTDE.s
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GLASS JAKS.
J.NObND SPICE.

tS4ODND SPICE.
4 ESQ received
N 81 hxs asa d ground Spices
IL do Lemon Syrup.
IL do lib cans Baltimore Oysters: for gale By
js2s 10y L. d HEIMAN.
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PROF. %. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
HENRY GOODRICH.


EATERTowX MASS. Bay 1884,.
PEoE o. j. Woon; Allow me @ tbs virtues and
magic power OF Hair 2 Three month since
being exceedingly grey purchased and rsd
b. tiles and gan tell in restoring
locks their native coier
fore dry and harsh lng snd dos
and il ceasd faH the disappeared and
scAlp io al the disaErsahe cheE annoying bsfors and
RoteDiy lock ont feel young again. 80,
Respectfully yaurs. etc .+4f sF'+F'
GHARLE5 WHITNEY
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AYERS PILLS.

MN sIs.aLArI, success VI 1snsS, me eurS 81
n 81 BiiieSs aisessss- gestivensss Indigeon jsun
lrrissS N.Y. naan nation Hesdaeke Pains Ia iAe
Btsss; Side Back and Limbs. Female corpianss etc..
isSs 81 Il h nss 5as
e Ss so ssssn veil
serious and fetal diseases which rfr have feea
hi. Is siie ras Colds FeTerh iios:
dersngeets They all tend become produce deep-
Hences reliable Fsy Phyzic Is of he se
Importance the public helth this pill bee. ner-
tensi7e trial viuFs Physicians Profesorsaae Ps
enss has shown resdlts snytuF hhtrc
were they not sabstsatisfed By persons 81 such po.
tion and character foftd suspicion untrutk
favor Of shese Pills nav zrnsn q n
DR.. A. A HAYES Anaiyticsi Oh mist of Boston sne
State Assyer OF 8ssasehusessa whose hsh Pr0tesna,
In EDw ARD EvERETT senator otsls United states.
ROBERT G. WINTHROP. Ez-spesker Of the House %
ABBoTT LAW PENCE. Minister Pies. % Ensfsna.
,tJoaN B. FITZPATRICK. Csthc'ic Bishop Of Bostqai
Dr. CHIFFON Practical Chemist Of New xora Ctr.
Hon. WI MARCY. e-sssry Of ssa:s
wM. sAsTOR the richest In America.
g. LELAND co. .Proprieo-s Of the Metropolitan He-
Did spacs permit ~ could sivs many hundred eeraestss
from sl rssts where the have b. used ut evidence
Is found n theiTenects upon rial. - = -
They operate hy theiE rful nts the ut rna
the ohstrue Ions the stomach els liver
Other Of the sGdy restoring their sias scio
fsass7a, nt' as a'' the fTs' Isi4 z, disease
- J A "a e 8 G. "A Y E r,
Price IS cent PEE box Five boxes for 81 49,
SoLDPl
WarTick Posey and Perry count an NJ
dealers IN medicines eve-yT hsTe. ny2s-4m
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AUCTION SALES.
q. LIoNAan. Z. SWEET
CRESCENT ACcTIox ROOMS.

OPPOSITE 1as Saw corsr HoCsE.
GENERAL ACcTIoNERRs& RRAL ESTATE BROKERS',
ETaasy and for he ss Of e
sse Personal PsoPsry q Houses and Lo' rsTours D
ten paid !. all out door sales osTsry "a
mission Bushes: and not having sny pacs
IN competition with eOnssnOr the buyer and seller WI
busines and friends
W 1 n fhss
the ecnhdsncsOf all those who ntru their business
20 '1'sA'' II xFERsNcEs--
ppS11 G.' AGO c. g.. H Mepzs Tenn
MM Pi ho1S : CO.. Dc aS:
( 3. sTsEs New. Orleans.
Slsrs s. FOXES, Vfes.Sprr. MS,
Eo s @sa1 : mos. d ia Chic.
KsEI1s : FG S9:n$Er1 81 d. Eou. az Nc.
Rsspisf sale days tuesdays Thursdays satnrta q
a nss every rs
oASiEL wocLsEv. -. BRAN NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Corner Min THIRD ine-
diateiy opposite the Washington Hotel.
Az v. ha sE g S Of .S s Tg tbs
eeye for sale a. snssn or private SALE all Ainds OF as
Resuisr sales s1srp %pessy faors
comIaeacing o'clock a, NJ Also Tuesday wsdhssday
les and sales 81 real estate promptly attended
are rsty reeeiyiqs SDa bars now On hand large
sseE once. Ffsneh Jenny lid ana ss.tls
Cna,rsi mahogany ana rose nSoe nnts
da SR.Ps n isis @ s, aS
trssses tin safes etc. which viii sell Gin
have aio on srea. variety fuotons isvelry.
Ss IS. & 81. fps' y:os ss
Wholesale Who'll sale or retail va wooIsEY NELSON.
RKAP.R- ann NOW RS.
A LARGE Eupply reed ano ior safe ~
y ie o-lE v - r GRANT 4 20:
COIN AID OATS.
DC BUSHELS Ear Corn; IS bush prime oats.
- for sale by = J. " $: YlCkERY.
TAPES
~ CASES black and white Twill. Tape RCD This dsS
isI4 as Main St. Louisville. KY.
BUTTER AND LARD.
ENlFTY poTn choice IRISH Butter;
Tor sale lei By - 'A jels S''N J.w&s. vlcEEaT.
DC BOXES Gerusn Soap;
"a IS do N. r kAi'iHs; for sale p y nerMAxS.
MACK ERFL.
16O PAoK4Gss f S99ii and s half barrels and kits
sycaLors street, near Water
HAVANA sUG4R. AND sARDINBs.
j jsis 40 '''-' TRNSEY &soRESsoS.
SILVER SPOONS, So.
5s.s
ia f's cash. IS r store M.a ST. be-. s
lust RECEIVED. ~
- u do1 Wsldro as Grain scyfAcs; ~
10 70 do straw Knives;
jeIt BABCooH BROTHERS. I
COTTONADE.
- PCS fancy Csttol this Gay and sale hy
a JAMES Low d co..
~B 4Is Mai louisville. XIV.
agEcElSE ED per David s. hlte l.. mons. OrsAses. La
n o. RaisinH. Molasses in half barrels.
Je2o TENNEY & soRENs0N.
HAaVHST TOOLS.
A DOz Grain Seythss. II eoE Grtin Cradles.
i'll W 20 do Grass do. 70 90 Scy thes onathes
10 dos hay straw and manure tsrks; jus, rse'd and
for sale by @ " GRIFFITH.
Bella Ware House. back Of the Court House.
ny23-dSw
SILK BONNETs.
n CASES Silk Bnnnets received Express. direct from
- the mandatory eoDsigntn and must be cold
.EMBiCH'S Dry GOods Store. 4
je8 NAis g.. > doors below and. /
LOOKING GLASSES.
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RIVER HrE1s.

- The S,utherner made trip last week
from louisville 10 ST Louis in 80 hotrs and Is
minu es-the quickest "trip on record. But the
N 1rtherner took rush al this lime, and N ade
the same race in 30 hours and minutes, thus
beating the others time 80 minutes. These are
low pressure boats, and times The Alvin Adams
has stepped in, however, and knocked the Time
of the other boats crazy -prouifca, the following
dispatch from her clerk harley Schultz be
correct lis sent to the river editor OF the Louis
ssville Courier
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FNNHE Prsprietors this House thpis
III old Main their Hotel. nishr
opposite the Courtouse where they
moda their old sud all others no
q thea upon them in much style than formerly
Fhenkfl TOT past l! soi eoDti1n-
The which shall 81
It. Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate ftf
Good stabiI and Wagon Yard kept foreountry ensos.
eyt0-d&wti FELKER & HEDDERECH
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LATE = RR1N A E,Sa
a = % BAGS rrime Rio Cot e.
y - % IS hbls Refinery reboiled Noiasses,
100 aIes C.nn lton Batting Mes. 4 2;
Or sale very Low By jsIs II. ". FOSTER.
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- The Louisville Courier learns that the
sow boat B ack Diamond. from Pittsburgh with
six barges OF coal 10 toy tor CINCINNATI sunk on
the dam at Loystone, Moniay last, about Gig
teea miles below Pittsburgh. She sunk 10 the
guards, and can be raised.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 10.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
Number Of deaths last week los, including
81 by yellow fever aud 10 by Cholera.
Steamer Magnolia Banner burnt near atcn
Rruga; SO Ewes lost. ecu bales cotton lost
F!ou prices considerably lower, sales from
sore 125@ $50; Corn, prices tr,fe higher for
mixed, SIDES %; candles ri; whisky so;
cs.s So.
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5Oos y dog 81 ? ct of for cash. ..........lo
zoos D d0z do do do ..........s
Y ? The lower prices above generally hsre two price
are fOrful packages, and the higher
smaliwholesale.
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EUsT received.
Prune Travels in the East,
Life Of Horace q eeiey. -
Abbott's Life of Napoleon; st = .,s.s.
r. ieas SAML LISTERS BockssoTe
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sss JCsT EECEIVEp
A NEW STOCK OE sUAINIER MaILLIN ERY.-

: ) : :
A EN STOCK or SUMMER MILLINERY,
NNoNSISfISG Of all descriptions also he2at-
" FOL embroidered Msnilas. ParAsols. Eabreidsriss
Gloves Mitt Caps Head Dr. he newest styles TO
which invite the particular attention Of the Lsdies
First srest Main aad Locust opposite Dr. Bray s
rssidenes. Iy3 M
f,E CHESTS, REFRI0ER ATORs, &C.
HCST reveved lot of the latest lee Chests and Ne
a. srtice in the and the cheap
Also OF No Ice Coolers, Prepsse yeurelves Ter
"G nay y'i !: y s1 RoRSBRooK cHu RoHrLL's.
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TEiR RAilIE RnilNnRH

q. BkINkMEIEK XII lIAN q co. n ~ n
Brinkneyer KlusDsn & Co Keep on hand ARE al
manufacturing Coal and Mood heatirg Cooking
Paslor STOVES Of various FIR Fsssna
Crates Balcony and Fence Railing Mas hneIy which
III will sell cheap unsurpassed n auty Of
workmanship. finish service, by any Foundry In the
Yves.
Eagle Foundry q Main street ard the Canal. ts.z
StOreoa Main between First and Second Evansville.
IND. HBRISKMEYER. KLUS-dAE q. CO..
je4 lmd-iyw.
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c 4 SH C u S T o MERS
SAN be supplied at the lowest market Henioek
~ and Oak sole Leather Patent French Americas
f s.inS French GaIed and Boot Hsrsecs. Sheep Line
Call Sycamore between Water First Evans
vile Ind mvl !. FLEMING.
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I.OOKH ING g LAS&ES.
AM at all times prepared to furnish Looking CLASSES in
M Mahogany Walnut Rosewood France Lookiet Glass
Plates Psture Frames etc. also Gilt Frames Picture
Frames and general assortment Of Pictures and Oil Paint
ings. at wholesale retail at the lowest prices.
}. q. GEST,
mhs d&w ins No. West Fourth Cincinnati. o.
CORONER,S INQUEST.
nEthe I'D inst inquest held BY Coroner,
~ with the proper jury tbs bodies of children
reSpec.ve fur snd childr-n of Mrs FL
aerfeld who h. de, ed OF With them
hnme 10 Prry township the 9Th inst Verdict
tho jury that they their death from blow
bows their heads with club as 10 the hand
mother. - JOHN TREBLE. G, V. c.
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PRINTS.
HNEN Fancy Prnts recd this day ana for sale o.
ID = Jas. Low CO..
je22-swd - ala Main ST., Lonisviile. ~.
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ST.. LOUIS July 7, 1855.

The A lams time wa thirty hours &c ST. Louis
She made twenty-seyen Ian lings. Northerner
and Southerner no where.
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SEWING S.lKo
- CASES BLACK Sewing Silk reod this azd for
isIs sis Msir g. LousvIiie XIV
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LATE ,RRivAE.s,

Kelier Farnsley Co EvansFiie Iud; snd By agents ia
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-24

The PooR or THIS WoRLD.-GOd's ways are
not as the ways Of men. They often seem in
explicahle to the human mind None are more
so than those which concern his choice as to
the objects Of his favor. He selects as gen
eral thing, not the rich Of this world. but the
poor not the noble and the mighty, but the
humble and the weak. Moses was the son Of
poor Levite-Gideon was a thresher-David
was a shepherd boy--Amos was herdsman--
several of the apostles were fishermen. The
Reformer; Zwingls, emerged from shepherds
hut amcng the Alps. Melancthon, The great
theOlogian of the Reformation, was u workman
in an armourer's shop. Martin Luther vas
the child of poor miner.
Carey, who originated the plan Of ftrauslatlang
the Bible into The languages Of the millions Of
Hindostan, was shoemaker in Northampton.
DR.. Morrison, who translated tie Bible into the
Chinese language, was carpenter in Nevcas.
tie. DR.. Miner was herd-boy in aberdeen
shire. DR.. Adam Clark was a child Of Irish
cotters. John Foster was weaver; Andrew
Fuller was farm-serVant. William Jay, Of
Bath, was mason, and the present Arehbish-
op of York is the son Of draper.