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teacher sirunk from the encounter. = Hnusver ON
'e repeated urgency Of the boy, he consented; and
when he came, he found his father ready for him.
sirrounded by his infdel books The in6sel cham.
9ion, with bold confidence. sought IN d. ,bs
eacher into the meshes of. inflel soDhi.trv. hr,
With his rslng aud stone," the teacher broo~n.
i'm to a very different issue. He first drew from
nm the concession that all men were sinrers .ra
hat be was sinner and That it was reasonable and
rght that sinners should repent, and then he brouvbt
Iome the personal inquiry, "Havs Vou r,veatsa9,
This was an unexpected thrust, which the men
sought to parry, by diverting the conversation to
some other topic. But no, the Christian soldier
was frm-the question must be answered, and the
mans conscience compelled him to say, Mo-
Wen, theu,' replied his antagonist. 1--WE can pro-
ceed no further in the argument, till you have first
performed this duty, which you acknowledge you
owe to God.
The The next tine his teacher came, he found the
lying boy fun of confidence that bis father would
De converted. And he related hov that. for sever
al days, he hadcome early into his room and read
a chapter 10 the Bible; and once after watching 10
see i The boy vas asleep, he had knelt down and
prayed The boy lived to see both his father aDd
notier hopefully converted to God; and haviug
grown rapidly IN grace, and shining brighter and
brighter as De drew near the peary gates, God took
him ga
And think you the courage aDd perseverance, Of
that Christian lady was lost, when such results fol-
lowed? How few there are, who would have gone
second time to that home, after being 50 rudely
rePuised: But she remembered the sacred ipjune-
uon, But not weary in weIldoing, for in due time
ye shall reap, il ye faint not" And she did reap
"A blessed harvest it was, ard the wheat has been
gathered into the garner above.
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Misttllaneotls,
zF Prom the Presbyterian Herald.
The Broken Pitcher and The Dew Drops

~ From the Presbyterian Herald.
The Broken Pitcher and The Dew Drops
s Ere the wesry day was done,
t Meath the hot midsummer sun,
Passed sudden train
Turbaned men, whose swarthy faces,
Silent, gloomy, bore the traces,
OF mortal pain.
They were water bearers going,
Where the desert sands were glowing,
With fierce despair
In the city they were leaving
There were wives and children grieying
For the Drought was there.
As they passed ruined well,
Hassan't pitcher, slipping fell
Broken at his feet
Fell beneath palm trees shade,
Who're to curse it; Hassan stayed
Cursed it all unmeet.
Night came down, the sun-burnt air
Leit Earth's exfaiations there.
On the Palm tree leaves,
Trickling dew-droPs, downward stray
The broken pitcher in the way
~. .- Looking up--recsives. a ~.
With the dawn, the toiling train
Sick at heart, came back again,
Halyed in SURPRISE
Hassan sees the dew-drops glisten;
Hassan must in wonder listen
To the wondering cries.
"Alla hears the fearful prayer"
"Alla drops the water there
And they bend the knee
How their fainting hearts it cheers,
Precious as their children's tears,
(. Is that weeping tree. re.- sr
Is some weary christian brother,
EnVying the life another r II
Stronger than he lives,
While he waiteth for the morrow,
Doth he muruur st the sorrow,
That our Father gives!
Brother, it is blest to give,
Self forgetting while we live, g s
Others to relieve. -.
But the grace forever falling,
God is still in mercy calling, -s
Creatures to receive.
And tie strong man in his pride,
In the vessel cast aside, r s
Living founts may see,-- a
See, and know, Almighty power,
Chooses where to send the shower
Till he bends the knee.
Waiting Brother, mine the voice
Thine the heart that shoul3 rejoice
In the angels song.
..- What can make the soul afraid,
Which the fathers love hath made
49,. In its weakness strong?
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DAVIS & SWAMI,
" HOI Z SALE g RIO RS,
AUCTION y COHIISSiON MERCHANTS,
No 73 PubIic Square, Nashville Tennessee,
AVE IL store. unusually large and select stock
/ cf Groceries Liquors Nue5 tc, all Of this seasons
iruortaJns bv The most recsntarvals from New OHsans
Cincinnati and Tiltsburg ar!ong which are
- hlds New Crop Su,,ar, Of ell grades, from ne
dim 20 verv iuc;
r. hhds hi-e ChTvstaiZed Sugar;
sol. ,arrela and ! barrels; ACl4SSes;
gl0 bags New Crcp Rio Coffee;
80 lars Oh Government Java Coffee;
loo bH.s i.raf Sugar, nj qualities;
70 bbls est Crushed Sugar No.
30 bJis Crushed Sugar, second quality;
- boxes Sun Powder, Imperial and Black TeasE
- terces Carolina Rice fresh;
o. bbs No Nackelei; 5ceTOons Indigo;
Too E,yas Cod FISH; 500 bXs assorted Glassware,
loo boxe, scotch iIerrings 800 kegs Wheeling Nails ag
5eg boxes " x. Cheese sizes;
l0b boxes Fox Pearl Starch; 100000 Havana Cigars;
80 bags Pepper loo boxes Melee do;
~ bs,rs St,ice; lTJ boxes Va and kv To
. lerce, Dutch Madder; bacco, various qualities;
100 boxes Star Candles.
The above stock will be added 10 during the season BY
weekly arrivals from New Orleans, Cincinnati and Pitts
pr-r hv which we intend making stock always large
and y,f assorted: and we invite the attention of country
merchants visiting Nashville TO give goods and prices
careful examination, house in the South West Will
hold out greater Inducements than we intend to do.
DAVIS & SWAMI.
p. S.-We viii have regular Auction Sales every UtS-
DAY throughout the season. ID. x ).
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Chartered by the General Assembly OF the State.
THE above INSTITUTION Is permanently loctet, and is
Il not surpassed by SIMILAR establishment IN the
United States pcni OF tacjhTes iT HTtng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties OF TIE Accountant '
bookkeeping. - rs.
This Department is under the immediate supervision OF
the President of the College who PRACTICAL book Keeper
having had many years experience IN Of tie largest
contingencies IN the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the sureTuJendeuce Of JouS a.
MCEwEx Esq Member Of the Nashville Bar, who IS too
widely known lawyer aud orator 10 require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course Of instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures.
Lectures will be delivered at night 50 as not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WM FERREI NJ Under this head IS embraced every
species of calculations necessary Tor bOokkeePer or bust
to understaud-vz, Interest," Discount, Lossand
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &c. &c .s
Terms of Tuition. .... 81.
Book Keeping by Double and Single Entry, applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous ard
adverse 90
Commercial Law Lectures including of books Sj
Pennanship-EOr twenty lessons, 70 be taken WITHIN
one month '.s..........-.. ...-.--..-----.. -
For fifty lessons to b. taken within three months. $40
~ The above fees payable invariably, in advance
The importance OF this rule appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege OF review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge.
This School is IN perpetual session, having no vacation:
hence students may enter at any time aud pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men will be supplied with cOm
peient book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtIned Tor IS per week.
No student will be taken f p less than uu course, u
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full course-trou six to ten weeks
tB Address Southern Commercial College Nashville,
Tenn" apZ7-urw&wly
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE.

.-. An. TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE -a =
DR.. n. ScARBoRoUGH Dover, Tennessee, August %,
1885, says have sold all the German Bitters you have
sent me- and if the preparation continues to do as much
good has dos b 1glH be the best medicine svr sold
kere". r. rHr- . B. -r-
SIoDGRAss, Sparta, Tennessee August 20 1858, says
W pleased to state that your German BtieTs has given
satisfaction every instance where il has been used
3. T. HOLLINs HsbOrough Tennessee August 20, 1858,
says am pleased state that the German Bitters has
given general satisfaction" -- eL
DR., P EAuo e BRo, Knoxville, Tennessee, 9Th April
1851, said Your Bitters selling very fast; and
every person that has used it. far have been able
to learn, has been benefited" .. .-.. 81 ~
j. W. FRANKLIN & Co, Gallatin Tennessee December
30, 1880, said 'The firm will want more of your Bit
soon of the partners thinks great med
cine"
r. S HARDY, Bolivar, Tennes-e September IS, 1882
said There great demand Biters here please
send another lot soon"
~ They eatirely Fegetabl free from all injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system and never pros
trare IT, OFT n t
~ Sold BY dealers in Medicine and Sorekeepers eT
srywheTe. .r-... t--
~ Sold in Nashville BIZ Berry Demovile, Brown
GruPbs, Ewn Brothers, b. G. Scove, and dealers in med
cine generally. mch o. '55-d&wly P
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Spirits.

The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public to
this preparation does with feeling Of the utmost con-
idence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it is recommended
1t is no new and unred article but that has stood
the test of ten years trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale unrvsed BY any similar pre-
paraens extant The testimony its favor given by the
prominent and well known Physicians and indivd
uals in all parts of the country, is imme1se The follow
ing any who may still doubt, to nay Memorabilia.
Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Families-o
DO had gratis of all the Agents for the German BerS
phia Pa. t'
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HOT AI0 FURNACES,

HOT AIR FURNACES
I'VE have int Ccevei tiom Boston supply OF chill
w SONS FURNACES, aud are prepared to put them
mp The best STYLE eher for heating private residences,
churches or other public buildings.
The fao wing some OF the important improvements
attained By s Invention: Purity of air. free from the
burnt air 50 Common red hot furnaces powerful
rannen for generating heat great durability Of furnace,
ueIfect safety against setting buildings fire in which
ey are oc ts may be set low csllars and easily
managed
To This Furnace was awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
Medal in London in S5l having been considered in all
respects superior to the Furnaces offered from Russia,
Germany, Norway aud England.
june5 SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
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MATRIMOSI4L.

NJ AfhuNOsL,f.--aS tcyrIJTI.Y TJSfTfrrABfE Avn
wi voftby geuiIsSDan Who l. I1sssssi ~ ns1srAhis
roperfy, vishe- " unit hitnssf 9Th isiy sifaayly
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4i's are Invited 70 eonssfoDi coEAdsnualiy, 9TH v
- A brooklyn, J. J., lpisi pad
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mssns, 70 ts~r0os ~ mailing tho soInaln,saes 81 =
northern singh LADY sbcow tsliyAve yAsr
~ age, Iossssts3 u Moderate estate sDs dst<s i.
Yea cultivated MID an1 ytonai saai pgsiiio.
sfih 'irv v msirrsony, " stsAfiy plsAasa NJ 49,
fersDsss vDl - sstsfsefsy. lila kabiis are Gsp~sue
20 issis- smps, sDs hs basasss eagxeiiJ ssthy n
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ExrREss mo- CHARLESTON. 5. d.

CTEAMsHIP EXPRESS TO CHARLESTON, S. C., AND
~ thence by railroad 10 the interior OF South Carolina
Georgia, Alabama aud Tenn esscc-0fhce No 50 Broad
way.-The Adams Express Company, having effected
contracts With the several railroad companies south and
west OF Charleston viz The nSouth Carolina, ssGeor
gia "Atlanta and Lagrange montgomery and West
Pointn "Western and Atlantic nChattanooga and
Nashville, and east Tennessee Railroads. and hay-
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principal cities and towns the line OF said railroads
they prepared TO receive and forward merchsn
disc packages and parcels ofevery description, with
usual celebrity and at great reduction from other
press rates Rushing express In charge Of
special messengers by the United States mail trains and
being provided with stout iron safes enabled 10
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10 be reached by this express Charleston. Columbia
Augusta, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Nashville
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connecting with the steamers for Mobile aud New Or
leans Express leaves for Cbarieton every wednesday
; and Saturday, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ, per steamers
southsrner, Marion, James Aiger, aud Nashyine.
JOHN HOEY,
Superintendent Transportation for Adams Express o.
50 Broadway.
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DnIIARD PArAcE, Win EaHT or TJ.s TABIJs,
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EXTRAORDINARY PUBLICATION.
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by
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DHlH CONCERT -rOAfT1ITORs FOR PfliZig WILL.
II Immediately ssnd their eonundrums, music. kc.
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w 3 LEARN TILAr MR pEynIE. or lee TrIroN

W. LEARN THAT MR. BEvnLE on 10 FULTON
w streets, large and euierpfi.ng Manufacturer Of
roots and shoes for the city and country trade has
made Arrangements With bis employees W reduce their
pay during the present dull times tina, lie far.
nsh his work TO the public ~ much lower hgurc than
usual instead 81 asbargng his hands and holdng his
stock At the old prices, IL generally done. Mr.. b. h
genismauly and accommodating man bls uOrk Il
unsurpassed, and hope he wl Be Sustained in this
move by Al The friends n ths wcrtinz men, who sat
lVvts and sbgss III la tl.aG,
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TT,Hg xARKID NonAA'r PRIVATE nDr. -, ,Dx

TUE MARRIED NonAA'r PRIVATE nrDF< A. spx
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hB. ". q. THoRPB ctEAlSAsTiA, 0fi PASAla
IL Tor cure ~ csnsnnption, stfofula Dyspepsia srd
digestion, hrtr complaint uIosrs, tlngs evil and at
ousf diseases The In hHassf consulted .. hLs
once No. West Erosdsay Guard Hspss a. al Times.
sne The medicine altered ~ suit the Price VI par
bottle
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nR DrBors OFFICE foH TiiE g1ctrsfvE rIyAs
IL nent % the diseases ~ females No Vast T~en,l
second street second house from broadway, Rsmsf2
Tor female asrapgsmsus from ti o. 90 Advlce graft
Cancellations and letters confidential Cogntry ef,x(
containing ~ kerred 9TH advice ana Hseaa BY reiu(
poet Relief guarsnts'd IN Al Eases Patsnis a.
ianee pro'idsa Nth eligible board, nursing, and 4
tsudsnee.
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nR LANNON'S PARE AND LONDON spIHCA r.
~ AdNissr aR1 xayrtsEe Sulds eleventh edition 800
pages, ebh tcTTniy Eve enxrsvDRr Fold A ~ Bfeaf
ysy, snl i0alsd fire. for dollar, by NE srhor y.
lAfmon5 physsian ADD suryson, No. ~ Roads street.
corner 81 broadway, vhsys hs IA osnsnltf from III A.
b2P NJ and 20 . In The eyening Esniay. sresptss.
" B--SOt The drug store Patients treated By mad 4,
express AiArsss AL eiers bon 80 ss~ Yort Pors or
We concur nth Az other yAp~rs In feeonmsbin-, d.
LAfInoni " the afnIetss toa Eriel dss gial. ID.
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MR.. CHis Fts1IER, OF 80 ETOs * THEATRE HI.s
NI - announce 10 the Inhabitants u ssu York tkas
u u bis Intention 10 receive pupils any gentsBscu
rih ng FOR instruetion in the dramatic arr F0r pArs
cuAr- apply 70 Mr. Yher ~ his residence Toe is0nai
street, east 81 broadway
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

ITO BAKERs.-wANTED TO PURCHASE, EITHER IN
u this city Brooklyn, confectionery; would not
object TO bakery and confectionery The location must
be good Any person having good place TO dispose Of
can hear of cash customer by addressing Boston Baker,
Herald Office
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UAREHoUsE OF WINDSOR PAPER Mills, Sos.

UyARf1i0UsE OF wIS1SOR PAPER Mills NOs.
w % and 81 Nassau street, New York.-The sub-cn.
bcrs have COMMANDED manufacturing and book
tanning fourteen largest Aze rug engines and tro - inch
fourdinier machines Zone more 70 be aidcd),
ready 20 receive orders from person, IN want Of suye
works have been built with great care embracing All the
modern improvements, with full supply % sprng and
artesisn water, together with falling power
suring uniform good color 20 the paper, and regular
supply in quantity and quality. The capacity ot the
two mills 10 manufacture fifteen thousand pounds q
paper per day. pEIlaaE A BiaOOKa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

WTANTED TO HEREWITH IMMEDIATE POSSES
w sion, house, two stories, with modern improve
ments, situated in quiet respectable neighborhood
not below Tenth street. and rent not 70 exceed $500 per
annum. Address Mr.. Perry Union square Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

TSIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE GEORGE j. BROWN
I Musketeers, at Niblos Saloon, Thursday even
ing, January IL, 1855. CHARLES HEATH, President
DAVID SMITH, secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-07

TyHE TWENTY-SLXTH ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BENE-
1t Of the New York Fire Department Fund will take
Of the managers