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AnT.ClE.. jus. TO

HIoUsE-FUnNusHlNG ARTsCs.Es, j"-' to
hand on carPotlng all widths Plated Ten en-, sets, very very
beautiful Plated Table CHsors Spoons Forks Ladies' Candle
sticks Syrup Stands Walters Communion Sets Pobers Cob
lets Cups Sc hc manufactured expressly for our sale and
Block tin ,frns Coffee Bggns and Pots Tea
Pots Jelly Moud Coffee straners Tea Balls Water Coolers
Wire Dish Coycrs Toilet Sets, very beautiful Feather
busters Kcltles Preserve skImmcrs, NnfrakS
nice Markei Baskets dSs Lighters &c. &c Please ea and
july lots J u. GREGORY & co.
nIssOusTION.-Th concern Of Miller a.
- ELAN Ia This day lissoyedb by mutual consent VIM
having claims against the will please
present them him Immediately for payment aud those In
WILLIAM A. MILLER,
February 2lst, 1886. ROBERT S. ELAN.
@ rS"""s the n Gossry Sa Ind Cd c%% s,s"s
generally generally "' p''''N W wan - - wM A. MILLER.
TuNE subscriber In retiring from the concern of Miller
Elan returns his thanks for the patronage received at
the hands Of his friends and respectfully soclts continuance
te a2ts ROBERT ELAN
AsAN ORNAMENT for the Pnrior, as ~ gin
n 10 afiend as menno OF absent loved ones what can
appropriate what acceptable what dear
speaking and brefng likeness household
the little Olive s AZ home or those loved but absen, ones
have barteod hoah and character and happiness for gold
sacrificed home comfort and even friends
for the attainment place power who heard of
tho happy possessor of Tanner nmabe Ambrotypes
Photographs Daguereotypes exchanging 1t for money or
the impulse any the holcst motives that are left
the heart of fallen humanity To erpcuate ana cement
friendship ray haow ed affection Tho
senior operator senio In the of oldest in the business
ladies' nny In age9 ontumplates while in this
moraizing mood with little satisfaction, the heahhi and
happy constantly going out from his esthb
medium beautiful and truthful pictures
less beautiful and truthful originals to gladden. the
the Fathers and Mothers the sisters and Brothers.
Lovers and SRc ccihcarts ot the land
The undersigned Increased his of operators and
having hand fresh audrge supply of materials invites
from body his Gallery where in all weahers
be procured faithful Ambroype Daguerreotype and those
wishing siWiie of themselves will be cordially wei
comed amply repaid for their trouble by examining
excellent exhibition Of Pictures In addition almost
limited stock and unique have quantity
Of Fashionable Jewery such Loeke Breast Pins Brace
r Watch Fobs Finger Rings, &C. designed to contain pic
which will be putt in the best style of the
the shortest notice. and the reasonable prices for
cash only. N s. TANNER.
N f. Side Main ST., three doors below Bridge
July COTS Lynchburg, Va.
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i men and of Horses should have some this
axcellent Remedy hand for the of Rheumatism,
Sprans, Bruises AMI Wounds. Just receivedby
June lots STABLER JONES.
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;uNO S1uspPGWS az TOBACCO WI ~,
u VIA BALTIMORE. Mn.--rhc undersigned Forward
ing Merchants and Agents of the fennsyvapa Railroad at
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 All POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
aud from their with the trade having hoen for
the rnnsgnecs large of the Tobacco
Ing West through BALTIMORE they hacr themselves that they
give satisfaction to Hhippern.
Freight as low by any other line
tansannents To or from the solcicd and pnne,ualy
attended to- MAGRAW " koONS,
20, North street, BALTIMORE.
Refer 10 Jacob Ioad Co. j. Brand Jr, Baltimore I L.
Dudley. W n. Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt a Preston Miller
Crcnshnw lynehbars Crcnahnw &Co., Rlchmond
ina
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS


~ JENNINGS WHEELER n co, A. Chambers Street,
opposite Wholesale, Immense stock oi
CLOTHING of all kinds Clet9iHg Good Irms Rfdsond
bic rricss LoW CAL aud Sc" llnno II dhnoa
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fI:s FOR sALE.-A iesir Bile residence on IT.
EI Diamond HIl, recently erected By Mr. Clemins EI
nc,y the occupancy Of Mr. Gambler On this lot is
cclen well ic house, and all other buildings calculated
TO add the comfort Of the residence
Also-A handsome residence Franklin Hill joining the
residence Mr. VIM billiard occupied by Mr. Pauett
in neighborhood eaaulatefto attract attention The last
residence Will he offered at private sale until Friday
the 9th day may sale effected before that DAY
will ofered public auction; liberal made
know the Private propositions will be attended
until the day OF sale, by w b. JONES, or
apl 30-dts JAMES w. GLASS;
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MISCELLANEOUS.

XxvuIlBAMS,L mud SAI.EsTABlE
w M,itKrT ST, OPPOSITE MARKEr iioust, LYNcubuRa,
VA am now prepared the very shortest
e Horses Hacks and Bngges one very ns, a. 'hn ely
with the polite and careful drivers can be accommodated
Gentlemen wishing to take afternoon drive with
lady a Buggy, with fine Horse can be accommodated
by me. ., -
Gentlemen having Pleasure Horses by sending them to my
Stable kept fine order aud always ready at
notice n T." I,s m % p""seG DOR if Ee public viii
gyo n call and satisfy Themselves that my stable better
stocked than any other in this city +. WILLIAMS,
juy l5.ds Proprietor
6AII. WINDOW sHADEs,GsLT CURTAIN
" BANDS AND CoRNICE-We have Just received
large lot oil Window Shades of new and beautiful pat
terms and also Git Curtain Bands and Coreo of every
1'iiiy' iay'6 d GREGORY < cos
vqVHEsE and THOSE Yesterday we received
very Of superior Fob and Vest Chains superior
both in 1n" and pa.ton3 ana as we pH' ,n IN "" 's
acmen those Dixon watches advertised by us few days
and pleased show any that give call
same time SlLVERTHORN Cliff,
July Its Formerly II Slverthorn)
NOTIGE.-Ona and nfser tn" 1iih Inst. ! will,
~ obedience resolution Of the Board of Directors Of
Virginia Tennessee Rail Road Company, proceed to
private sale all the Bags beIongng to the Company
and not needed T its use ns ne am gs w be dca o
to quality, r. II. GILL,
july Its Genl Supt'
lust received large Assortment Of visi'c-'
Chemsettes Hankerchcfs figured and plain Swiss, Cam
''p iunS Sitsl '''''e' '''' n GTGGENuE1MER
pECEIyINt.,A AND on HAND, 7J bbls. stu
III ARTS Sugar, % bbls suarts Ground Clarified and
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls y. o. MoIassos
10 rlds p II. do
100 bags Rio Coffee,
10 Prime old Java do.
80 boxes Adamantne and Sperm Candies
Large lot Of Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
feb 24ts YOUNGER 4 SMITH
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TuNiE subscriber In retiring from the of Miller
l. Elam returns his thanks for the patronage received at
the hands Of his friends and respectfully socis continuance
nf the o the OF VIM A. Miller.
fe 9lts ROBERT 4. ELAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

VENiE undersigned win continue the Grocery and Commits
and the purchase of Wheat at the old stand
whore he will be pleased to wait his friends and the public
generally. WM a. MILLER.
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AtREAT NORTHERN Az :. Es.sssaIsd3
" SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE III, asEss .sszr--Hxl
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
iONv VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND AL
EXANDRIA RAILROADS--The night Train eaVts Broad
o'clock allowing 10 minutes passengers
Richmond Danville Railroad for supper Omn.
bus free of charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond to Gorlonsvlc 2J
Uorlonsvlle to Washington by Orange and Alexandria
H. u. WHITCOMB Supt Transportation.
iy l3d&ets
TTNRE Sui.scribcr bcgs leave most respectfully
~ call the attention of the cltzeus of Iynehug and the
adjoining his and splendid assortment of
IN BOOTS, SHOES, GAIT ERS. &c. of his own <E3
81 make and which are warranted of the best SS~S
"A quality and Of superior workmanship.
-s wishing have good durable Boot Shoe
present season, will do well to call de
trrmincd . please, both regards quality and price
Don't forget three doors above the Nor
veil House and Immediately opposite the Gzons Savings
Bank. Il. L. GRlMALDl
july 14-dts
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GEORGE W. SHANkS, !
A. HllPP,
GREEN B. BOARD,
WILLIAM WALTON,

rFssRlohmond Semi Weekly Wing, Daily Dispatch N
TN 81 opped June Id
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15
ESQ FANCY BoEKETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
Ar HALF PRICE,
n 4 N Gnl ncf If hin EanEnn

ga NOW, LADIES' Is your chance 20 get rich 6 ia
49, 2onne.s Millinery Goods Enbroidei ies, &C., -
W. az this grea' educson In prices Hsying PUG WI
chased largely 1t Paris this seasoI, and having come Lite
competition, cdpc-d 10 Icy IN very extensive ock,
aud mu close out large balance a Fan and winter
Bonnes prsvDs to making great alterations In orr store
for Spring Sales stick viii be he largest South
West Il New Yor- now sdays Come and supply your
selves beore they al gone they will o6 fast at
reduced prices Our stock Is veil assorted
any time his season, having received goods BY every
from since the lt OF October al Of the most
beaU FOL and la styles. Cur stock q Cloth Wrsppings At
eaiy $40 -scha few efc. Embrod-ries a every descnp
E0n hl price. Royal Grips ana Dress TriUmngs 100
bsxes Of rich Flowers for Bila Parties Po.nets al fe
y 50 per lower offered 81 Nashville. 40
boxes o. rich Planes imported Head Dresses &c. Rich
Bonnet 2bbans, and ssPe Gloves az 81 10 75c Lkewise,
large stock Of Fancy Cod, too 10 menion
Nov, adie, AMI make your selections Immediately
ct p. WISE, Agent
novs No. 80 Union st. next door 10 Plate Bank.
EF VIC call particular attention Il the T abe and Coun
try Merchants Miners, TO ibis, will give you
Bill Of GOuds at New York prices.
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Express Notice.
sl57Itssr53 . s.s,js51 sss-EE-==s EfEr= ALL
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
NE w FIRM.

NEW FIRM.
~ j. SEtHIHN a It. =. PEACH,
i have iorrnsf partnership under The name =
and vie u 7. Sea- ury Co, tzken the stock IN
and sand q J. 81. erabury c. in Coopers block -
Chsy street; and aunouLc- 10 their and the &C.
ht hey prepared o. execute evry description Of
IN the PLUMBING BUsiNEsS "a re ate.t est Sab
start marnrr Thsy V alo i1rnsh and o. ~ 6ss F1
tars h. th- ndOmss, sykes They rep ciflry s,Ict
share o. public patronage ijan2l
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
S. z. CROOKSHANKS & CO.,
Manufacturers Of Carriages, Coaches Buggies,
Ec

No. GO Lower Market street, NashNlIie'
IHYE are manufacturing every vau :, "a * u -
w ETY. end style II vehicle, nom the Fss1-Ss1sss2.
plAinest iJb n the most beautiful and Ella g. Sl
bOratly finished tUrr out.
Having engaged hrsclsss workmen and obtained large
Of the best Of stock prepared TO 40 Nork
which will mpare Nth any in the whole country either for
style Durability. All kinds Of vehicles kept constantly Cd
hand, or promptly made to order.
EVereIis Patent Coupling.
This important Improvement in the coupling OF barAges
ke awakened much interest throughout the country
and looked upon with The favor where Il ia best own
known Having The exclusive rRh tor this city, we are now
making ofthem in constructing Carriages, Bugges SC
n 60 Lower Market Street.
Iunea0:df
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Fufniu[s end ca,ri'se. s.r,a art oser rb,arrcl,,


Furniture and Clrrises U'Xed arc uher "a NJ articles
not eHtE Grated also. G. TOYS - ACIDS or Other
ChrmIcaIs, viii te charged nv grtr o. y erl T. tut A.
double trsr Class bates, O., ptr ItU lbs - % -
Tie rates ar The some from G. afitsor an "a, .
steveu> H. ara "ii stat RS & Is side, as a. Ns.fvia
uvrrch wt rr " eylfeuts exist s. so D. rov-,rt5
BY The Nast'r sHa HtHf' oyH 2 frrud e-,l ~ r., f,
Irta-u ~ up'r proper c. 70 nc t. tLr A,r
The Eoa vii n't Tiy FOR hd DER srea cr b. u,, H.
r,n,'E Of hoAvs o. packages wien exsrus esrsrs
OF damage CNi-ts
No claim i'r tEu" - viii he Considered unless srco
MED With rr vpt show ing the go g. to hav teer p ,e
order Ehen delivered 10 the Roads thsrstun tuo sa-
IN csr or 'h0rt Food The Road roo 80 tavs Cr m rx
animation ~ o. Too 49, rot uTd ~ e-yirs t,r 81 % ~
u"r ne Eosd DEL ,trTE vii he auhcr-,f TO r-,Irfrs
ciH han D. sityT,t go g. sot form les. h.
are eNlIt tst o. ''iGtIc, e i'm o1t.
N"Eo'ds VII b. e. ycred 90 III ~ cha'Fes nre rad go
arfcriIt gwen ~ ~ % con. ign ses o. tIe5 az, nj
lEr ~ erts o. o. y q. q are M fe heavy ifrr .
D. 'vI i"nH; a. fright h cue 20 ne Agtrts rl
Naue W. Therefore ttilb Lib 80 Ie paid IN u srt DO
risr ucns TO- Cyr - grpe 6arrrt- 70 rust It rad De-
Hr r'asu,r' or % upon ecrttCa u the Aiett ard
thorit' 81 the Supt r.LtgtGrUt
naJlo I.ANnFFSCN, srpr
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NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW Or
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI &
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

4 SIN - THE new Hg', a e7-en -
EcLSzs74 dr4ugh, steam Ezy-I-Fs-sss5-
s1sa<z-zzsz5za-1s=zA er GrN. PIKE sk=zZ===z<=zszs
tEAcs, Nas er, being essy Tor tis trd1v, wtI
the HOlTn improvement VIII the leht aught sub
stan ia and new steamer SAMUEL T. JlEBNEb. SANCEL
p HBBtBD Mast. " % reeClr Pa kStS during the
ng te-wvcn { ab-ye portion OF n boats
be 30 port tver, L. Ihese hosts being in mmdud
Of Oh and experience i-nts Nnd with superior
aci tiles for myers an fri hts iys sh,re pub
lie patronage. For passa ne ght prIy On are, or
TO n. - H. RRlSJN, agent,
Oc,Sl-6n FROM street.
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THE PREMIUM PLOW OF THE
WEST

~ z. G DrINLEY, II Snpsonvlle Kv., would in
TORN the FABNgEs throughout TIE south and West,
tina. keeps constantly h.ad quantity Of hism-
proved ,'-tSu13e IN SOD 0gs, wach n warrants TO
give satisfaction relnd he pu money ia every
lie would also inform them that he Is manufacturing
IMPROVED CJLlIYATO {, ths: supercedes al others.
Iii said By OF the best farmers ia the be
buTpa sea. thss lived several PR this
lis P0Es have received fourteen fret class premiums 10
the State this three premiums At the Indiana
Stste FAR this year
All orders sent him, his agents win meet with prompt
attention, n &coO p ,nisd with the Cssh
PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
For No PoEs, With brace 4l2 90
For No. ows, ii Grace RODS IL 90
For No. PloWS without brace 10 20
~ 10 FiO" .-.....s..." "
70 No. ~ W
IoT NutlNator. w
For Double shorel PJW ......-............... 90
AOT sing choFct y w
Agents 'oe the sale Of these pl.ws are
Nsssrs. ". y y. lknRp Co., loulsvile, ny.
b :. W-iler Son, Nsshvilis, Tenn.
Saunders Keith, Lexington, Ky.
Smith 1bs-p. VicHfburg, Miss
dscf--3n Simpsonvde, Ky, Nov. "a, 1885.
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RATES OF FHEiCIsT


hardware except such Isl sp chsf in rtandT Third
class Coffee Mile, Machinery; F9 eiru Iq.crs In
htl-, ard Tir--, Tobacco 30 bCxe5, I,alf en- In ros
ana boNeS' us m tbs- end casks; CrocStry ard
IuttusVarc in crates suf casks. Ficr y biting
fiasieT, sheet Brass, and Copu p, per 100 Itss1 c
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I WHEELING,
FlTTSBURG,
pLNKIrK.
g BTFF NO and
NIACApA FAILS

BUFF 40 and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To al The Eastern cities.
Three dairy Eastern Train. Z y, IOAN , and p n
llb-I tltVelaI ., itfSaUry, SteUbyuvIIr ard
wheeling Licht-inr tNfrs-, lfayts tircfu a. .co,I
IN ,fr g the Fgtern cities lao, rrrioil via Gle, eHad
sprng Geld, Wilmington, Crcievdr, irnraSter a. mes
VILE chi coftr aTd Athens 1hs ,ftt, e. u
ctnnst aud Co rmtGs al OyelaLd Morrow XeIa Lon
don oulv
SfCONp TRAIN Cleveland. Pint, burg and VI teeingFx
land PIT sbUr- sna w eIr an the Fastprn cities This
.rain stop, at al the po bev Cincinnati and Coun-
bus
THIRD TRAIN-Accomn odstcn, caves Cincinnati at
800 oc ocs p ~ or sprf gtrd, Wilmington rcrevi e
sud Lancaster, Chlicnie and Ilsborcrgh This train
stoUs a. ali iUs bet c ncuns q and Sp irgheId
FOURTH RATN-CieveIa nj and pttstu n tht Fxrrfss
leaves Cnc na a. o'ciork ~ Clevtl8td frd Pitts
huTT, To- 81 n E-ten cite Thu traiu sops al all poi
between Cinri0uati and Columbus
one Tram on Sunday az Sc O'Clock. r. ~ for Columbus
Trains run by Columbus Tine Minutes faster q an Cu
cinnGU-
Fare as Low az by any other Route.
FoK THECJGH 1IrkkIS,
And AT information please pr b, onrrs ~ Ruruet
HaG-s, second door West Of Ire seet; No III Gibson
House Building snd Old Office Southeast -nrrer 81 Broad
WaJ and Front street. opposite Spvuccr House ~ he
Eastern tLttr hiam1 Depot, Fast Front 'reet.
once h0Ets nom ~ A. " EhfH - J.. "
". STEADER, G,RTAgr.
TIE ONETpUs LINZ
Calls Tor Passengers at Ell he pr Hcte r each aad
every r.n. By leaving directions 10 o., n-r ~ The above
aoe' viii car for passengers IN ~ par of The cry
ont fail. tmay21l u. D. EUGGl.ss, Condua,or
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NASHVILLE BILL AaD BRASS FOUNDRY
no. Ia South FFOnf street,
nashville.
A T. COOK prarsleai REIL ana hRAss P0CSBERf
IA. saeerssors wrisr Gees. u pssp&sea O. uanugse-
efdsF, bus ar CAsrchss eesmbeats aud Psnta-
tons. Asa, Steam Nhisifrs Oh dshes. cyadrF. GnaEs
seantsn and step coeks Hese and san wsh Soints,
Moaalsnf. AEa- FFieton Metal
Al msae b s nsatncsa Ead desaAicA 81 TIE
Asss 1stsrs. ssiox pcs1 sad vtrrsntsa. iAaIs-e~tY
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STEAMBOATS,,
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
Regular New Orleans Packet.

T7~TR - THE sa0stintia steamer CUMBER-
LAND, CsptaiD WA DuRETTT having
z=zs8,z5azzz<zSs upefior accommodations or "a
gess, IRE ght and stock, will ply currg the
and al inter eiate landings. Her din- dra ght
E insure in the Of direct shipreIss
W. A. JOHNSON co, o. NV Oiears, wi &C. Assem-
in conjunction al Cap. NJ. D ?. h, BROOKS h, g-I
side psTmaDeHtiy in New Orleans at No q Crrras ,
d1rrg The blsiGes for he purpose q giving h
tire ateHt the filing Of al purchase the
est figures. H. II. HARRISON,
dec3-6m age {.
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ss6 SUMNER ARPsNGFuFNT. 1856

lsts -. 81. 60 7'1s5r5
COMMENCING MONDAA, Ma IoIG.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-05-02
The Jealous Dog.

Tine following singular story is related BY
Judge Halliburton, in his recent work,
entitled, "Nature and Human Nature -
Last summer,uly duties sent me to Georges
ge's Island. | take it for granted you
know it. 1t is small Island situated in the
center of the barbor of Halifax, has a pow
erful battery ou it and barracks for the ac
commodtaon of troops. There was COM
pany of my regiment stationed there at the
time. Itook this Newfoundland and small
terrier, called Tilt, in the boat with me-
The latter was very active little fellow
that the General had given me few weeks
before lie was such an amusing creature
that he soon became fayoritc, and was
suffered to come into the house, privilege
which was never granted to this gentleman,
who paid no regard to the appearance of
his coat, which was often wet and dirty, and
was therefore excluded.
The consequence was, Thunder was jeal-
Gus, and would not associate with him, aud
if he ever took any liberty, he turned, on
him and punished him severely. This,
however, he did not do in my presence, as
he knew | would not suffer it, and, therefore,
when they both accompanied me in my
walks, the big dog contented himself with
treating the other with perfect contempt.
Upon .his occasion Thunder lay down in
the boat and composed himself to sleep,
while the little fellow, who was full Of life
and animation, and appeared as if he did
not know what it was to close his eyes, sat
mp, looked over the gunwale, and seemed to
enjoy the thing uncommonly. He watched
the motions of the men, as if he understood
what was required of them, and was anxious
they should acquit themselves properly.
After having made my inspection, | re-
turned to the boat, for the purpose of re-
crossing 10 the town when Imtssei the ter
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man of ability, and deserves great credit
for his success in training his pupils. The
citizens Of Sehellsburg viii be very fortu-
nate il they can secure his future services.
mnst not omit saying word in reference
to the Choir led by Dir, Geo. j. Rock
They performed their part admirably, ma
Sing music Of high order; I never listen
ed to better. There is something 50 en-
chanting, 50 inspiring in music, that it new
er fails 70 add zest to whatever occasion
it is used as an accompaniment. and it was
sGpFemely so on the one of which we have
been writing. In conclusion, TRUST, if Mr..
$. does not remain, that future teachers
viii initiate bis example (as the latter has
done that Of his predecessor and give US a
treat of this kind every spring.
Yours, &C.,
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rier. Thunder was close at my heels, and
when / whistled for the other, wagged his
tail and looked up in my face as if he would
say, never mind that foolish dog, arl here
and that is enough, or is there anything you
want me to do!
After calling in vain, ] walked back to
the barracks, and inquired Of the men for
Tilt but 10 one appeared to have seen him
or noticed his motions.
After peran bulatiug the little island in
vain, happened to ask the sentry II he.
knew where he was.
"Yes siro said he, she is buried in the
beach"
aBuried in the beach, said I, with an
ger, ssWho dared to kill him Tell me,
sir, Immediately"
f.That large dog did it. sir. lie enticed
him down to the shore by playing with him,
pretending TO crouch aud then run after
and then retrcating, and coaxing bin to
chase after him; and when he got near to
the beach he throttled him IN an instant,
and then scratched hole in the single
and buried him covering him up with grav
Ell. After that he went into the water, and
With his paws washed his head and face,
shook himself, and went up to the barracks.
You viii find the TERROR just down there,
sir"
And sure enough there was the poor lit
tie fellow, quite dead, ard yet warn.
In the meantime, Thunder, who had
watched our proceedings from distance,
as soon as he saw the body exhumed, fclt as
if there was court martial holding over
himself, plunged him iuto the harbor, aud
swan acress to the town, and hid himself
for several days, until he thought the affair
had blown over; and then approached me
anxiously and cautiously, lest he apprchen-
ded and condemned. As was unwilling
to lose both my dogs, was obliged to over
look il, and take him back to my conf
dence,