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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-21

Large AfrAVaI OF OfOccf1cS
lust received by late arrivals:
/ y t0O hhds n. 0. Sugar. goo bxs Soan;
9f0haes RIO Coffee; 1s6 baxes and Chests Tea;
9S2 Bait. R'o Coffee; 225 xss Manufactured Il.
IS Java Coffee; bacco assorted brands
30 ibis MOlasses 100 doz Brooms;
rs n bbls Molasses; 70 doz Wash Boards;
IS bbs Syrup; 90 doE Sieves; ~
IS i 10 gals Syrup; 0bxs Star Candies;
2S baEs Pepper; 50 txs sperm
is !" Spice; 100 boxes TalIow Candles;
Is Ginger. O,e0O q. d. Caps OF
8 cerOOns Indigo; so dos Cotton Bed Cords;
casks Madder; rs dos Jute Bed Cords;
IS gr Mason Backing; so doz Hemp Bed Cords.
25 bbls Maekerel; 80 do5 Plough Lines;
30 j bbs MackeFel. 2S Reels Cotton RoDe:
$50 doE Painted BUcketsl 1U bbls Almonds
$50 nests Painted Tubs; 1 bags FilDerts;s
20 doz Brass Bound Buckets IL bags English Halnuts;
80 nests Flour Buckets; 10 frais Dates.
80 nests u Bushels; cases Ssrdines;
$50 Resms Rspping Paper. 50 casks O. soda
40 0boxe' Scotch sDud; 30 bxs 8. c. Soda (sxtrafin
f25 boxes Smoking Tobacco; papers)
IS Jars Mzesboy Snuff $50 gross Matches;
so boxes Ground Pepper; Al gross Tiees;,
12 boxes GrOnnd Cinnamon; 20 6ales Jute Mats;
'l2 boxes round Spices IS5k gs Nails
IL boxes 6roond Cloves; sess White Lead:
so bbs Crushed Sagar; rs nests Market Baskets.
IS bbs Powdered sugar; $50 bbls sec iaed whisky:
f0bbls Coffee Sugar; 90 bbis White Whisky;
Is boxes Rock Candy; 90 bbls Country Whisky.
OoOxes as orsed Pickles, 20 bbls An. Brandy, 49,
so boxes assorted Pickles, 10 SSls 5. NJ Wine;
quarts. 1S5 bbIs Cider vinesa-:
- boxes Peper sauce 10 bxs Champagne Cider,
2Ueoxes Cspers; 80 Baskets Champagne; Red
so dozen SyrupS, RaspberrySea O. Hesick ana others
ctraWoerry, 0nger earsapa 80 casks Younger Pale Ale;
Tilla and Pine pei 25c.s Ter Son Pale Ale;
lOO boxes Yeast Powders; 20 cks Alsop ale Ale:
80 dozen Dombey Son Mus 40 Brow Stout Porter
tard: 200 bbls Pittsburgh Ale.
zoe Demiohns 80 i bbs -
l0O boxes Glass Tumblers; 25 ODls India
II boxes Glass Jars; 100000 Cigars Of all rands
% boxes hing Jars; 20 kegs Lead;
30 GrOss BRANDY hotties; $50 bags Shot;
25 boxes Boxer Stomach Bit-5e0 b5ls Salt;
ters; 1000 SKIS Course and Fine salt.
2oOeases Brandy; 500 Sack Table Salt.
80 doz Cedar Buckets
Imported Liquors.
casks UDited Vineyard PrOprie;Ors Brandy;
8 casks Sherry Wine;
casks MADEIRA Wine.
These Liquors bought Of the celebrated house Of J.
G. j. Boxer Nes York. Also IN rs bbls Old Rye
Whisky 25 bbs Ole Bourbon Whisky good assortment
Of old liquors ard Champagne.
We invite the trade to give call; and examine our
stock CARTER, NICK AY 4 co.
spr7 rs Public SQUARE
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10 Ecs.ssh csess razkss p shs ss asa 1sesnirs
eaa111 fAfs.f MLfAhic BuRIAL cAskkEseas
- had, WnsAasaieof % kstsa. ~ applFne =
.. =. acsszLL. Asesa
ash. l. WaaxtsEssseraAF esoaasp ffsaa 80 Itssa
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
3,S0O prizes amountingto.. ............,....S204 90
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves IS; Quarters g. 8

PLAN OP THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 20 so 600 spending with those
Numbers the Tic printed slips OF paper
are encireed With small tin tubes and placed In Wheel
The first els Prizes sary printed and encrcled are
plaefd in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revoved, aud a number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and the time prize
drawn iroH the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience aud
registered by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation n
until all the prizes drawn out
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers
drawing The first is Prizes will be entitled the 72 Approx
nation Prizes, according 10 the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes OF $50 win be determined by the
last hgnre OF the Number that draws the f50 Prize
For example, the Number drawing $50 200 Prize end
WIN No. l. then all the Tickets where the number ends
viii be entitled to t20. II the Number ends with No 2
then an the Tickets where the Number ends with win be
entitled 10 $40, and on 70 o.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the folio
which s the risk:
Ceridcate OF Packare IN NVT,oi.
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p / a NJ Q S
MELODEONS, and MUSIC.
THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDl

II o r a c E w a 4 z r So
NO. 333 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Agent for the Best Boston and New York
INSTRU mENTS.
IHE Largest assortment Of Pianos Meodeons, Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise Of all kinds in
the United States Pianosfom TEN different Manufscores
comprising those OF variety OF style from the PLAIN
neat and substantial eB octaves Walnut Rosewood
Cases $50 SO to those Of tie most elegant finish
OSE THOUsAND DOLLARS No house in the Union can
compete above in the number variety and cele
brty ofts instruments in the EXTREMELY Low PRICES
at which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With without Frames possessing in their improve
ments Of over-strngs aud and action, length OF scale
power and compass Of equal to the Grand Piano,
united with the beauty and durability Of structure OF the
square Piano. They Justly by the Press ana
manufacturer They built othe best and most thorough
~ seasoned material and guaranteed to stand the action
Of every climate.
Each instrument guaranteed to give or pur
chase money refund,d. SECOND HAND PIANOS AT
GREAT BARGAINS, constantly in store, price from $50
10 $40.
Horace waters MeIOdeons, superior iustru-
ments and durability Of make (runed to the
equal temperament) Melodeons all other styles and
makes Price s45 400 $40 tIOO Bis5 414O double Reeds
and two banks OF Keys, 5000. Less liberal discount
Cergymen ami and Churches, an extra discount.
Martins G. GUITARS, Browns Harp, Flutes Fiu-
tuas Accordans Yions,. and Musical instruments Of all
kinds at lower prices than beore offered to she public
large dcoun Teachers aud Schools The trade sup
piled the most liberal terms.
Music:one Of the largest and
Of Music published comprising many Of the cho and
most popular airs Of the day. and will be sold at third
from the regular prices.
Music by mail ell parts Of the country post paid
Particular and peronal padto all orders received
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
and Melodeons for rent, and rent allowed purchase
Pianos and Meodeons for sale Monthly paynentE
Secondhand Pianos taken 10 exchange for new General
and select Catalogues and schedule Of prices forwarded to
all parts OF the country by mail.
s Great Inducements offered to Agents in all parts Of
the country sell the WATERs Pianos Meodeons
and Catalogues Of Music. Jyl2
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LEMONS.
> = Bo1gs FRESH LEMuNs.
- ~ o. OkAAGKs
% kWkkf CHAMPAGNE CIDER
100 NAAkNh a sMsds ALk Farioua BrAn d.
hISN hkW YORK MAOE AIS PUMfS
20 bOArs Y. RAIsiHs n FIVE ORDKR.
5000 SEtulNe NaFolkOS CldARS.
to,to Acc)HTED BRANDS
90 DOZEN LeMON srRUPS, Heue Maae
lotU 1AhtuNs eikURS Assertsa Ffaysrs
Be tod eaeAp, -. J. a. kOng sIsoS,
Ma = tBFeaf~ay
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FOlk SALE

a VALUABLE Farm cOetaiuIng ninety. .seven,va,.
a seres With 70 acres Of woodland detsched-inS54
an 20 acres on Whites Greek, ave mih north ola.
NASHVILLE between the Farms Of VIM B. Evipg and Rsv
a. L. r. Green Land exeSlsnt, well improved and vel
Eatered. L offered for sale on reasonable terms
Apply 70 A.. v. 8 LINDSLEY
"IOn1 80 College Street.
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A. c. CARRIER. rk1rx O. GKAT. \. EGuLcoxEa.
CARTER, M'KAY B. co.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION WHOLESALE GRO
GERS RECEIVING AND FORWARDIEGl
NJ ER 81 A rs,

AND DEALERS IN
sFINE BRANDIEs, WINES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. 73, Public Square,
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BUILDING LOT.
Fon SALE.

a VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st., a
sth haId, near the bSptist church. Fronts tT -
feet and 100 deep With alley The rear Is oaere
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ron RENT.

LyLMWOoD. shs rssidsnss q tAs Afs pr. Berry.
II Conialns tsn rooDa. wth fsichen ssrpani.s "a
roam. suaoe ons houses sc. 1hs Rtound eonss,ns -
ass serrs unh uis iFsen SD Fsssiahls rnsdsu lns
nsfI 81 wHisr, &c. Apply -
asli Avs EINDsLEY.
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r Asssfa e. AI''eaDs' 6; sssssss. q: -; II
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near
isbii 4. v. s. LISDsLEH. FL
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"Ipen'i star long husband " said
sycuns vile Isndefly, In my pres
ehee spe evsulns. a. her husband
~s preparing 10 ~ cut The
words themselves we're iusishih'
can, but the Iuek of melting ienj
oee ~i'h which they we're nrcom
panied svoke volume. II,oId sll
The vest depths n q woman. love
--vi her sIIei when the light u
HE smile. the source of oil her Joy,
besmsd not brightly uvou her
Don't stay long. husband" and
] fOeied saw ,hs loving. gentle
wiz sitting alone, snsiousIy count.
Ing the moments of her husbands
absence, every lew moments run.
ming Ia the doof 10 .ee II he was
In sight. and 6ndins that he WA.
not, ] thought could hear her IN.
claiming. IN disappointed tones,
"Bot yet"
"lJon't stay long. husband" aud
! again thought ] could see the
young vile rocking wrvously In
The great arm. chair, aud weeping
rs though her heart would break,
~ her thoushtless 'lofd and mas-
ter prolonged his stay 10 u wear.
some length oi tune.
Oh, ycu 'ha, have wives TO say
"DUa'i .al mg'" when you ~
hf'h l..Da -, the'' kindly when
you are ui ugng ~ the busy hive
q he aud ,ry Just u htlie, to
uabu t.ulr houin aud hearts hap
pe ,or tHey afe gem s,dom ~.
p.leL Auucan uo' tod uud.t
.f pleasures VI thr world ihe
peace tud jo, that a que. houe
h.e,s'u with .ach @ worans pres.
"ng, eIIi aliord.
"lm', s,a, long, hu.baud' abo
tbe young wi'us .eok s,cm,l Co
aae--- ~ here ~ youf own sweet
home lta loyIag heart. whpsc ieu.
% huallel whr1 sou are an.
nal alre Isa suf breast far you
r faur.Hli tppp. ll1 Nt.r
a.e p,a ip. Hso,.ea uy sa. tHal
w' ynuw.th Kisses tor lam.
!. nfee seru
ANA wife. youug vile, IL YOU
wsh yeur husband to stay when he
CO .,f and love to come when hc
must b. away, give him those lips
to Nos, and that breast to rest bis
wes.y head upon. Because you
sre cold aud Indifferent to his ca
rcs@s, and often wish thst he
would leave you, he turns away
and sesks his pleasures in other
scenes. Young wife, YOU have
him IN your Keeping. Keep him
aud be will BE- Kept.
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~.
Hi'oI IA Cs.n we clip Tho FOL-
losing ifuin The y ! Times 4 Thurs.
DAY
y 'hf'H go ny y'afsm aye,
hhf "u 90 "a fil'i'ion N ihi. el,y Icf
t ate part oi III, lime In Chat
ham = ct. The little rllow was
covered With hnif, and hal . whishes
"as strong, long and lusuflsnt'--as
,he show'pll's ss'd.--" asa' man NJ inIf'
W lie drank enormous quantities
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A tIsssiss Ilssp len
~ iSinfxf ~ 4 fntAfH
faurfstnF

A few day since ons ~
elles xss passing llifeH
street, ssesiedbi aa
"a her great snnotanrH. be-
llne began ~ eshihii o. m
cf0lohes A. she ever had in
lie llsf ifes. would not b
gracefully, ~ indeed Al all snn
thing musi be- decidedly wfa
aud was Dns NJ The gentle 10 i
hoop. had broken. aid beiba
metal, ieiiemd her moyen
completely. she could not VI
Her gallant onsred to do a.
thing. shc declared he could iu
nothing.
The ,teschsrous hoop. 10 hrJ
infinite horror, was ceiling sb ln'
ons Of her delicate limbs. nt
where M embroidered garter tnn.
fined her silken hose. Closer nnA
closer the wlm wrapped iiscli M
" II were enaIuorcd cf whs u
touched. The lady could,rs~e ~.
but trembling between stock. eoa
expectation stretched on
tily-kid,lsd hands implori''N0, .
sald 10 dear, what %"
n'r gallant Aas, s,.Ixs. aer.
was no time 70 ls 7" "uAxyt'o0l
would sson gsthsts rr.ss.ts'c III,
sssss rcquiw dssp saciies.
lie liIssd tbs levsl g. ~ v''.sAs',iorr,
In his arms, end pIai ~ her upoa
the stone sssp, pissssdsd - drhb
erstely y possible 70 rrmove tie
hoop.
"what ~ you episs 10 d. +"
Remove ~ hoop. L possible "
"vvell."
"Ivsll."
Quick thsu."
IL begin"
And the lavender colsvr,i gator.
quite like Blanche Avmesy's, sss
visible. aud The dsliciously TUNED
ankle, aud the beautiful swrll Of
her iaultlets ---stocking. and -
. the hoon CA
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dim.
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tn. GHrsr Eastern -lletrcu's
II The t;rrri Eastern are aow gotta
ting Tor lhr.r VOYAGES across 81 A..
latte .ns'.ai 10. one. This sU
sb.c return &. .r's to- he Issued m
America; aul II the ;. pas wa,
yet .rc hcr psruanrri's au
land station. tpstels Ell
sand tickets have aI'-aa. been -.
"lt Is our Deliberate judgment thai u.
Great Eastern vii, continue TO r'in
Am,rica instead u Australia. and b,
merely pioneer ship VI The frppear
and North Amer.e.G four days line Of
ocean steamers"
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The NV ssssa,ss Co,sso1s haa
bssa eheinet = the Whorf g Tie
sssy ysst iss ssvs1l deys sss ~
sssssip Il hss nodn1nGvy 6 ~
mss e thivey sessees ~ hssr.
~ viii - kspt q h 6s . wssk
h all, which VII be eqslvplsst b
sssisl tsip u - We lssss ~
~ mseiisssy wssks 10 . charm,
Givss salise sniis(actiou 70 the e.
0isssss who lssvs she nassgumsal
& \, asl y N every ssspsst equal
= ~ q ~ Doonohe. which en-.
- y ssspasssd.-(NesSslk Her.
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w. 's"s"'ss" hfi
~ '"s' memen'' wheh siullIf l
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ssa "'sHfe v"f'h 'ssi ~, . nsU'ef
we n"~s'y Isas" flalh' ~ 'l' Inenih
" way " bsan'linl '''f all The
world when every bu4h al we'd
pa'''hr ." 'he'f '"os' ehebaH' ffaih
" "o~s's' "heh ever, c'e .'pf lNt..',
every "'Ah' . u 'he '''' aha ''g't
'''' :" wa'e' '' "'lhs hA'' ''' slad
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ao' o p"''' n'''' H'f v " aovF
nP'''' ou' :" ~,'' '.a'''n sunny
VA! ~ s"'h '''''s' standing upon
The edge OF 'h's level plain OF waving
''fa"r"' when possess " re colof'
'rom Us thousands OF hower- than
'he p'iied rainbow J could feel how
unworthy ! was o' ras'nr upon .
scene c' ttch beaul! J Poets and
l4''eTs' and orators ha'" avay'
~ eel the grandeur and 'n''''n'iy oi
Tue r''''ess o''An b"' now can u D.
compared !" Tue '"'''' ever e"s"r'"s
and gnndy pra'fis' o' which Tut lev
have written painted OF spoke bn' !
must not stop either IN my writing "
In my journey. to eulogIse the prairis,
we're ! poet. however. | should wish
for no grsnder or noblrr iAeme Tor my
pen. -. however. ! never expect to
court the Muses.. ! will lei them drop.
Keeping up my search ior the Mule
Jared Rabbits, | inquired. upon every
opportunity. where | should be- likely
to iind them. aud strange to say. ahsn |
came within ten miles u cIarksvIIIe. l
found | still had to 60 thu, same fNy
mites before reaching the land Of l,ab.
bits.
Ths, Jay I found another Ta.sn
curiosity. A. | was jogging along !
found an animal which Is here called
the "Iion,ed Frog" am . very
poor hand a. describing IN animal. I
canno, even like some who study
Natural History from bocks) tell iss
daily habits. the formation Of every
bcss n I,s body. { II |. has anvil whs,
n feeds upcn. OF whether !, Is born
III. animal. os As.cl,sd from On rrr.
The snimsl /. sbou, avs or six
Inche. In length, Of ers,i.h colo,
.psvlled With ~hi,e. and weighs sbeu,
icu, ounces til ,ha, don, ,ui: for 4
description / ,ant help 4. only By
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A as0R.p:ass e1nss assises ses1srs
Hshsy ~ seevs ssssA isassts1 esssIs.
n n - seeol ltGk whsss hs Voish
&ue b - esssa.
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Tls vih = Msaleosssy lAna..
llving h klNo1Dm, 0sssse county.
Me-. ~ lsoe dass pssaaated bet lu..
easd vith ttsss bsys q . bissA. thIs
hsllg ths tlIs1 osnapssss u ~ hiad
b tksss ysssa
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0kSOO0e. pNoUVose0V.
sssss q sll kinds rs.lac~l
~. TunDsD uaau1ssiussa for
~ vAlla y shs ~ q . Gotta
) ssssine = sssssotsa ean tsAs
~ pVsDsrviss ~ isssssmsnss
niae iue1uo as1hs ss1inesy fsvn-
osiIieal iasosunsu1A bss1aess,
- IL. @ ~ . n61e - ssass.
N0svsso oisss = ssssissa.
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D.. wsbslss. . ~ ssd selsbn-
ted pssssAss, ~ NJ u . drop
e elessG AAIisol q when -
~ eallsi - -, ~ ~ wssh
oivs Nh . sssaG, ssd pss6ussd .
bsesls q sAsdssess's lsssgits wins,
s61lag shss 4 wss spwssJh sf1hy
yssm 81. Dsiae only Piss VI
u, ~ 1ssoss tssk Il lovingly IN
his ksa1 ssd ~, sDsas -, ut
is's ssss lie1ls . ls'ssCs.s
II s0sw ~ - = ssvune n.
Rssos supsess ~ - dooouus = N.
~. NJ, vsseo ~ ~ - outsa.
sIsa We - suloglus1 ~ ~
aseoe kmess - = ueaielgnAs1
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Jss ~ Dvg2hsss hsosa 4 IesuO
- soa1DtoD eGuloguolnsy - q ~
slaA ~ l.sllBs 1suosbls alssea
@V1 ~ 80 sl1ula-iiS
-
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mas 60 hoop0no. 0seuleAstoo6he
Ne sgwpllssis1 slo1s e dsSllna 8
si.sA sseAs = - - ela = svav
,,hjjHnehenose - 4 4 - -
euiiasly ~ dsey I lllss ~. sa1us
The klusise = nov1aD ryUsiuss, 60
seeltoa vsa)oA - oouDostuA
Asa ~ - ssssonolsa on1Ine 4
Ssss,a s... /: =. - - e 9 9. =
y ley ssls ~ = ~ eseDA'
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A rrmarsoA's ssssssss 4 ~ -.
se-ssh i narrated = . pss(b~i.ssl
seailemsn If this cssy. n. vss Ell.
BAG On sriay when a gale arse.
and hsi-g frightened. took r. The zhure
sa5ias. Z wzss't %. beins irswnei
ihsf hs feared - much AZ The lspss II
she hing Priss-1'Drsvss'i Sunday. :.
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!. s. y. I1exAev.
3ERs uis services 70 the people of
!. vicinity. eT May be found
;, when no, professionally enrag.
nj "
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Good Nature.

Good nature is not usually reckoned among
the christian virtues; but it is the nurse of them
all. Sunshine is neither fruit nor flower,
but it is the parent of both. What is good ma
ture but bGnovolenceP IL bears the same rela.
ton to religious benevolence which common
in a sublime form, applied to higher pursuits
Good nature-a happy, smiling, cheerful state
of mind, which Hilnot be offended and will not
offend, borne about in daily life, and peryading
common, homely and minute afiairs-is true
benevolence, though the specialities of it may
seem small and unimportant Very few of us
need courage which would face death and carry.
US to martyrdom, We need thousand times
moro those christian virtues which will keep us
from being snappish before breakfast which
will make us patient when some one treads upon
a corn; which will quellprid upon petty5prov-
acations; that will make us attentive to the
feelings offthe zloors antl humble :; (which will
arm with fortitude against the little frets and
bickers Of domestic life; or make us kind and
forbearing with men that seem harsh and un-
fair in their dealing with u.s. Indeed, if I'VE
choose to think so, daily life is martyrdOu, and
cares and annoyanccs arc the Slivers and fag-
gots heaped about us for torment. Wearipess,
discOuragements, irritatiOns; disputes, misun-
derstandings mean pride md neaner vanity
these are the Tabble rout that gather, about the
victim TO help TO immediate him. In our day, no
doubt, it requires more grncetor some mon to
be good natured=-simply and evenly goodina-
tured-than it required in some old martyrs to
be burnt at the stake. There are Goals hotter
than any which come from wood. There is
smoke more suffocating than any which laggots
make. Butitis worth whatever it may cost
twill pay man in his own spirit It will
make life golden. 1t is the philosophers stone
that changes dull metals to gold. 1t will give
men power. 1t is not an ambitious grace, but
it is grace ofsignal powerfuIness. No man has
such advantage over Others as he whom no man
can provoke,
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= "a Moor,iab.TI=II,1eI,7eI17e,7nlIlIdIE'7'7,

AlSpanish Moor being on the eve Of setting
outon pilgumage TO Mecca ntFusted all his mon
ey toaman who mad hitherto borne reputation
ofunblemished probity His fortune consisted of
two thousand Beasants ON his return, he was
not little surprised when the reputed honest
man denied all knowledge ofhimseif or his mon.
ey. The pilgrim entered q complaint against
him, entreated the judge to help him to his
property, and took his oath on the truth of his
statement-but all In vaini The old mans
good name outweighed all he could say the
plaintiff was non suited, and went away in dis
pair.
F Presently he met an old woman, who was
.toddlihg along with the help of astatf. Touch
ed by thesstFapger's grief, she stopped, hailed
him,in Allahs name, bid him take heart, and
having listened to his pnvlrnished tale, she
said BE of good, cheer, young man Maybe,
with Allah's help, shall get back your gold
DO you buy chest and tili.it with sand or
mould only let II be bound with iron, well lock-
ed. Then choose three or four discreet men,
and come to me. We shall succeed, mover
fear
The Spanish Moor followed her advice, pune
tually He came with four friends, bringing a
chest, which the strongest porters could scarce
ly drag along.caa seJtusr.
'sNow follow me, said the old woman.
On reaching the door of the supposed honest
man, she wentin with the Spanard's four friends
bidding the latter wait below, and not make his
appearance until the chest had been carried up
stairs, ~. $500. ,=.r.
Shenow stood in the presence Of the hypo.
critic, when she introduced her four companions,
saying: Behold here are some honest Span
iards about to make a pilgrimage to Egypt. =
their treasures are boundless, They possess
among other things, ten chests of gold and sill
yer, that they know not where to stow away
just atpresent They would fain entruSt them
to safe hands for time: so knowing your hon
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