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I7.H.B.CLTFFORD. ~.

GTORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MR.
~ CHANTS (exeusvey) No. II Third street, between Main
and River, Louisville, KY.
Every Kind Of Produce, and every description of fmanuac
tured articles sold consignment the highest market
rate and prompt made. Particular attention paid
TO forwarding Merchandise, Live stock, &c.
All goods market 70 my care will be forwarded with dis
patch have imperative rule 70 make direct shipments
without taking into store, thereby saving shippers
dTa s0rsge &c My facility siorngis Unsurpassed
in the CITY, the house very large and cOmmOdons and
the river.
Refer Robinson & Bro John A. Miller, IOnsvile; Rev;
J. NJ. Curtis Opknsvills; J. T. Cartwright Memphis Tenn
Col L. s. Elliot Indianapolis s. Il. PGtlesOn Jehersonvle
Ia; Hon. s. N. Baily, Richmond, Va. Tfeb27-dIy.
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RAILROADS, sc.

FIRST CLASS.
Fano Fortes BOOKS talonery, Boots, Shoes aud Hss
Liquors, OILS &c, in bottisss Camphins and spr1
Turpennns in barrels, Carpsung, China, CIsSl ~
Glassware, Ciga5s 10 cases, Clocks, T01isconsrieg
Cotton Cards, cutlery m eases, casks and boxes Dry
Goods in boxes and bales, Drugs. Fruits Fruit irsss
and Shrubbery, Furs, Garden seeds, Looking Gassss
and Loo5i2g Gas Pl@tss' &C. owners rss Oysters
Teas and sploce5, per luJ los .-....e 81 IS
SECOND CLASS
ardWars, except such specified in First and Thtra
classes Coffee AiLis, Machinery, Foreign LiquoIl
in barrels aud pipes tobacco IN boxes, Leather in
rolls ana boxes Oils IN barrels and casks, Crocke
and QueensWare 10 crates aud casks Mce5 Whilng,
FAser' Sheet Brass and Copper per 100 ibs-...9l 0l
THlftD GLASS.
axes, shoves Spades, sad Irons, Zine and Ito IN PIGS,
Ia Flals AnvIls, Vices, casks Of Chains md 6oes,
W. a4,A ana cotton Cordage, Colse hsaFY Castinsss
Mil Gearing, Railroad Whssis and Axiss, Caains
and spikes, and kosn in barrels per 100 ibs--.-. 60
tarnilsre and Carriages boxed, and other light articles
net enamefassdi also eaFb0ys Of Acids o. ohsr
Chemicals, viii be charged actual weight, but az
double First Class rates, Per 100 g So
sse 9ssy Paa.sg9 Painy msrSsd F.'h nams o con
matter prevents dsays ana losses isnrss speedy de-
ADVANTAGES AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THF
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Raiiroad a. Charleston, ABE forwarded 30 o. CO..
si5aiSs dral age, vharags ana postage only ehsged
Cd 70 consis slees- Marx pacEagsa care Agent c. r. K
The south Carolina Railroad vii advance shy1sr eb.r
80 tnal tnose no prefer eonsgnns 20 Comssan HOUSE
can 20 80 a-e u-'1 Sl9 eAfslsy 9il pay enie here
Chattanooga Railroad Charleston b. thrurh
Trains ons ana ShiPpss may rely upon utmost daspoh
and prOmptaess.
lhe Rais from Charleston TO Nashville viii at an tines bo
lOW as BY savannah
Authorised ana win settle promptly any ovsrchurrss
sad damages thai may occur o .his Line.
IN case Of ost missing goods viii take charge any
orrsspoudsnce necessary orher recovery ana fd
EiPay for the sams Whin - days aer nOics given
his Once.
Merchants along the line Of the Nashville and Chsi,anoozs
tarOad wi bear u mind tlat tie above apply si
goods IRON Charleston, which delivered AZ The
ooElng saLOus, viz: Stevenson, Anderson, Uccherd,
uuanoma Normandy, Waurac8, shebyvils, keiloulkis,
Fostervile, AurieesbOro, Smy rna, and Lavergne.
sha Be prepared - svsry explanation and iulrma-
len desired M rgard 70 frrghs ana Expense bills Cores
ondents may rely upon prompt an incuies and
Wery attention 10 business brought Under ms aDeF.
version aud control. CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent,
lano-5o-i. College s.. Nashville.
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CONLEY & JOHNSON
Copper Tin and Sheet Iron
Workers,
ne. 10 BROAD AND 81 SOUTH MARKET sTsEETs,

no. lOBRoAD AND 81 SOUTH MARKET sTEEETs,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
ITAVE always hand all kinks Of Stoves CRATES copper
II and tin ware,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sheet Iron and Copper work for all kinds Of machinery
made TO order Give US call
N.B-We selling wrought Iron Stoves from $40 10
sl50 so SUIT all. Job work Of all kinds dony
with neaness and dispatch. Orders solicited and prompue
attended to feb3-tWly
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL sTKAMERs

FV1RB ships comprising this line are WASH e.
INGrOA. Capt. T. Cavendy; HER
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stsa-
mers stop at Southampton, both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES o. aAtLINs-iS57
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ErederiC1Z BIeir.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, Ssxony, has Ia
VI ken office at No 10, Front street CLARK and
eFs his services the citizens Of Nashville for the relief
Of Female Complaints of all kinds Scrofula in its
worst FORMS Consumpd IA, Rheumatism nd Dr0psy. his
experience and FaCuCe in regard these and similar
haye been such enable him guarantee pereC
If treated taken In tine.
For sale above very superior article OF Stomach
BittCrs, Of his invention and manufacture, together
with variety OF OLhernudicTnes. Ifeb,-Iy
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MCGAV0OR,

On MONDAY the IIh day Of May next, will make the
~ second sale az Lots ia this truly beautiful addition The
Popretos Of MCGavoCk spaug pains OreNpense N
their add al they TO the great natural al
fractions these grounds, and indulge the hope that they
not faI the interesting and delightful
places Private Residences be found adjacent 10 rash
willie city ia the Union.
The str els are an being well graded and MeAdamised,
the grounds cleared Of stump, bushes &c, ad the trees
zeus ladies' gentlemen, grounds examine
judge for themselves.
The Lots be sold the lllh OF Nay front the Buena
Vita Turnpike, Fillmore Avenue. ScOven street, and on
Ophea ana Wetmor Avenues both Of which lOO feet
'Wde adorned with native Forest trees.
Pia of the Lots viii be any time furnished 70 any one
who Will call at my office
TERMs SALK-I, >, and years credit for notes bear
interest payable Bank, the first satisfactorily
cured and lien retained. Sale at u O'Clock, a. NJ On
uibus usual. a. Y. D LIN DNLEf.
x P GrascorK. AuctioDer. Tapslg-td
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ON THURSDAY, the 2Sth instant, the premises, will
~ eel O the most valuable business lots IN the city
Of Nashville. Ii is the properly Immediately adjoining the
Ware House OF w. H. Gordon d Co., fronting Market
street. and running through and fronting Front street,
occupied in part by 3. S. Weller, A L. Davis, and
Others. Each lot fronts IS feet Market street, extends
through - feeI with the front Front street, mne-
diatey opposite the usual Steamboat Landing They will be
sold separately with The privilege Of both.
lts need for business men that these are
the valuable business stands hat will be offered
for sale in Nashville On tns width, Of unusual depth and
commanding fronts in the heart OF the very business OF
the city, lhsy command the attention Of all seeking
prominent business stands The privilege OF adjoining walls
be had materially reduce the price OF building
TEEMs6, u, IS o. 30 and 36 months, for notes sasac
toy endorsed bearing interest payable in Bank aud lem
retained. sale al O'Clock, A. NJ.
A v
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

SUPERINrENDENTs OFFIcE, n. & CT e.,
NASHVILLE, Jan. g. 1857. I
ON and after Monday next the l2h instant, the Ticket
~ Omce OF the Nashville aEd Chattanooga Railroad will
be established College street, under the Sewanee
Hotel. The ONCE will be open at A, n. and closed
O'clock, P N. Passengers should procure Tickets before
going TO the cars H. |. ANDERSON, sup'
O, I. ASBERsoN, Tiekst Agent, BsR9-L
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HERPINC,.s s.Ec.


WE have supply Of these celebrated Safes, that
w known to be both Burglar and Fire Proof
How often does happen that when houses burnt down
all and papers ia the safe found 10 be
aged the quite legibef This never happened
with the Herring Safe While various other Safes have
Of the Fire totally destroyed theirs have
slightest degree damaged. They defy Burglars
their locks cannot be picked and are guupowder proof
mhriO MAGhENZIE g. WILSON.
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOATS-PATE BENXOLE GAS.
County and state Rights for sale. The only
BenZOle Machine that will give good light.

BenZOle Machine that will give good light.
THE entire apparatus simple ocegpies bot little room,
4 requires little no attentOn-except winding up,
su-iiar JO q clock.
The sEBH.s third less than ordinary Coal Cas-
and makes ae most handsome aud cheapest light in the
world. Ii be practical operation 81 Hender.
son & Bros, DeaderIck street
Any persons wanting Their hoeEos ugnteo can be sup
Piled immediately, they having made q contract for the
furnishing 0i Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning State and County rights can be
had bT APPLYING 70 VA WARNE
ang q Cherry STsslNashille,
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INFORMATION WANTED

n October, IsiU, le Nashville 20 Virginia,
tbapcsr o H. Sanu-i sesz Two Trls 1i6g s9ndr[
books papers, and letters, in relation 10 the basuess Of
Dickinson Shrewsbury, and Dickinson, Armstrong, Co,
also Jeff with Harris & Austin large Box containing,
one mans Saddle lnewl, together with two three old
also len the of Nr. George Brown four other
Trunks containing some cloing and articles had used
IN my room, together with some papers,
These books and papers are deemed mprtqut 10 and
have heretofore sent agents 10 Nashville TO hunt them up
who could hear nothing Of thcm only thai The house
which of the Trucks had put had taken
down and removed Hoping That these Trunks and con-
tents the possession Of person Nashville,
or information may be bad their whereabouts,
this is TO respectfully ask one and all in Nashville 70 eEamiu
their premises and ID any Trunks B0UEs Papers,
any part thereof herein descrbd be tCUHd any
information thereof can be Obtained L SO liberal rward
will be paid by delivering The NJ Merritt PcneT
WIN, DICKINSON,
mar23-d3m Kauavhs, >alIuos, Va.
MOUNT OLIYET CEMETERY.
THE Directors Of this Company announce to The
i Public, that tGs Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion OF tbs ground
subdyided into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map OF the grounds be seen q, the office Oh
Lindsey Crockett where the public ere invited to cal
and examine the same
The Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery in The vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves the public 20 spare
money or pains to make il equal any Cemetery the
Union and such one Nashville may feel some prae in
The Cemetery is now in charge OF a competent super
ntendent living the ground under whose direction in
erments viii be made IN the best manner and at the
| usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company are desir0us that tie
grounds should be visited by the citizens Nashville aud
for that purpose Omnibus viii leave the Office of Lnd
ley Crockett al O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon, the
5th inst and on every Friday afternoon thereafter at The
same hour. The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families desirOus Of visiting he grounds,
will be called for 81 their residences by sending their
CARDS to the President Of the Company
A. Y. S LINDSLEY, Prest.
G. ". NANCE, Seo'y. iy6-f
Or DERS .-OrdeTs FOR PsburE CincuuaII, Louisville
~ Louis lacuTed Articles Will promptly at
tended to- ID. W. RUSSELL, Agent
Once R. L. Weakey OF Broad and Front rreets.
TEmENT.-IUO bbs in Store and Tor 70 Jhe Whole
~ sale trade and charge.
deelg d. W. RUSSELL, Agent,
R. L. WsaklsY's corner Of Broad and Front streets
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We have great variety OF Cheap Patterns.
WaiterS-We have numerous Patterns OF Oval. Round
Oblong Walters from $40 and upwards. Feher
ter Scrubbng and Backing Brushes French scrubbing
Brushes MOps, Hearth BrOOms, &c, DE.
mrhlO MaCkENZIE & WILSON.
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SALES TO COME.


TNOR and on account Of James P. maurys "a
II case % n. T. Perkins and Martha ais 'Plie M 3
Reid and sav c. his vile, Abam P Maur Segna Maufys
and Ferdinand C. Maury heir al Law OF Mary T. hiauys
deceased, by virtue decree OF the Chacey Coot ~
Nashville IN said cEuse, Will sell a. pQehe sale On me
premises on WEDNESDAY the 29th dag Of April, about 20
Lots Nashville front Of the Water Works more par
tcuar which will appear IN handbs, TO be
issued before day Of sale
FurA credit OF one, two and three years, for notes
satsfacorlv secured bearing lien retained
A. v s. LIND6LEY, 33 College street
K y Cr.sco-r- Euctfoueer. lrnar2Q-f
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ChAMgEstkE SALE
DOR and account Of the Clerk and Mastsin The OF
Il Marcus b. Touey, by &c, pae, in the ChanceiyCouT
Nashville by virtue Of decree 10 sad cause, will, on
THURSDAY, the 7th Of May next, the premseE sell
public sale Ten Of Land, stuated in lower Edge
field Davidson county, Tennessee on The Whites Creek
Turnpike u viii be laid OF Lots plan Of which viii
be published before the day OF sale.
TERMs-Twentv per cent cash balance in one, two and
three years satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
and lien retained. A. V. s. LlNDSLEh.
f. r. GLkscocK. Auctioneer. (april3-d
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TVOR and account OF the Clerk and Master IN tho
Of Henry Crutoher adminstra or, Sc T o. Crucher,
Cancery COuTtHt NASHVILLE by virtue de-
in said causssI win, THURSDAY, The IN Of Nay
next the mss, sell a. public sale Fory five Acres OF
Land n Davidson county, Tennessee the Wbes Creek
Turnpike aud Cumberland River gthe lands Of Dr.
Shelby. This Tract will be subdvided into smaller ones OF
from % fge ncres particular description Of winch
will appear in hand-bis before the day Of safe.
TEEHA credit Of one aud three years, for notes sat
isscoy secured bearing interest aud lien retained sale
~ II O'clock a. ~. A. v LIhDSLBk.
r. r. Glkscocr Auctoneer. apri3-td.
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THE undersigned are extensively engaged n the Lumber
business, and respectfully solicit orders gum huIdeTs
and hers needing thing in our line. They Of
Cedar forests Wilson county, and prepared
furnish any Kind Lumber either o Cedar other timber
Their Depot is the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders lumbeT may addressed 10 The uudeTsgnad at
Cadesyile Wilson Co. Tcun lett with Mr.. DAEBEN a.
our Depot KlGkPATRICK, DRENNON SIMMONS,
nl7-'57-dly, KIRkPATRICK & GLASS,
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HliRRRmS.

importing our OWn LTnen9, can se Lhem az EasIef
prices and hayi very large stock hand invite par
uculaF attention tU them
Our shirtng Linens are put up 10 half pieces.
Linen ~heetugs-sll grades,
Pillow Linen do
Table Damask do
Table Clolhs-Napkins 70 match,
Huckaback Towels,
Damask DO
Dsmass Napkins,
Linen Towel Of an kinds. Doyles. &c. Ae.
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IHoH I0"5I u aII hIHUal D0JItsi Nc'i &C
Domestic Goods,

We keep The Ve best Of Domestic Goods and sell them
small profits, believing in The live and let
/ live"
large lot Of Calico, job; English and American
Prints, great vaety Begched aud Brown Shseng very
| heavy: SerEanLs Goods Of ali klnda
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Carpets

Our second floor devoted entirely 10 Carpets, and our
customers may deprnd finding he best assorted stock 10
the city, and al such prices asCannotial 10 please.
Rich Velvet Carpets,
Rich Brussels Carpets,
Tapestry Brussels Carpets
nu fa
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III a lar ~ ae1aa
BAGGAGE packages and parcels forwarded % any plrt Of
- the cy, BY Glover Co.'S CITY Express Orders ls l
their oce, 40. lJ sou-h Side Public Siare, viii be- prompt
y attended 10. inn3-n
go TnE LOVERS OF GOUD ALbI
TUsTrscsived few hogshsads Of tais Justly cgle5rai
ANs1ps Euglish Ale, which s now % drt 9l ie a1a
-prI2-dtf a.. JDNNhkD a. Bro
- FRESu ARRIVALS.
u HREE Hundred Watches, invoice OF fane3 oedl
such Fancy Boxes, Wriung Detss &C. agelhef y "a
arc CHAs ,FoG
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Our Hoisery Department is well stocked embracing the
best English and German Hoisery.
BIacz and White Silk Stockngs, plain,
do do do embd,
Lise Thread six Stockings, plain,
do do do do opened worked,
large lot Cotton Hosiery, great Job,
ChildTen's and Misses do,
Aexandro's Kid Gloves,
Il Nd I.r...l ,-....
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NIB ofsr sale large Brick Houses each
w On the Of and Iefsron streets. Th8
Lat ls7 feet e1sou sret " viii t1ks f1r l
above property the value f houses and Ts E7
Of ground Il good measure. Apply Immediately o.
J. i. q R W. BhJNN.
mrchI3 Az Cherry street
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05
CHAPTER II.

Half an hour before noon, Tip rode into
the quarter. To his amazement, not a
soul said a word to him about his absence,
The servants all treated him as though be
had Just returned from some errand, and
seemed disposed to make him feel as com
fsrtable as if nothing had happened. The
poor fugitive, however, wore a downcast
look. He felt uneasy. Watching his op-
portunity, be whispered to Jim, with whom
he had long been Oh terms of closest inti-
macy, and inquired if he knew what
"Massa Lawrence was gwinc to dor
jim shook bis head sorrowfuly, and
beckoned to Tip to follow him into his
room.
Zip" said his friend, "wbat made YOU
run aNay!"
aDon' know, indeed Sim. unless it was
dc debbilln replied his chun. "But wha
is Massa Lawrence gwine to do! Oh
Jim, he sent Donal' pid my free papers
and tore 'cm upw 3
nWell, don know y, hat de old mast
means to do,n replied Jim, III seed hin
taIkin' wid Jeannic arter Massa Donnl
cum back and said yeu was gwine to Gun
wild jack, and heard her beg him to l,'
you stay but dc ole msn ssid 'NoH WI
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05
For the Delaware Democrat.
A SCOTTISH STORY.
BY HENRY II. boutwell,.

The chase was over, and in the spacl-
Gus dining hall of the Laird of Dunwardie,
tho hunters were resting themselves, and
beguiling tho weary hours, BY relating
legends of the Olden time.
"Come," said Leon, "lets have same-
thing new,-would that some courtly ghost
might return, and tell the fate that beiell
the '"Kuight with the golden hair."'
He had scarce utt, red the words, when
there appeared, suddenly-mystcriously
in their midst, an unearthly spectre, his
damp grave clothes had deathly, mouldy
scent, his eyes werc suhken far into bis
head, the parched thin lips would not
cover bis unsi4htly grinning teeth, his long
bony fingers clutched with tremulous nerv-
BUSINESS a curious shepherds pole,-his
hair hung in uncombed, tangled masses
over his forehead, cold with death dews,
and his voice was low and sepulchral when
he said.
"You visa to know the fate of the gold
en- haired knight" shall l tell you.
The hunters sat pale. silent, and breath
less. t3aHsn s .a-
| Well resumed the spectre, with an at
tempt to smile, disturbing his features tt
still more horrableness. Silence give
consent, you would like to hear it,"
(Leon avorred afterward that be say
him cast longing look toward boitl
standing on the table.) .
The old Baron, Cassalias duelt in hi
strong-walled castle, stern, and gloomy
loving only bis hounds, and his daughter
Lady Beatrx, whose score of suitors ha
been turned coldly away, and she had n
one to loyo but her rough old sire and my
! self, her foster Brother
} "There came another suitor for her han'
. One dark cherries midnight there va
1 heard at the castle gate the wild music
notes Of the horn of knight Of chivalr.
i the gate opened, and handsome knisl
rode in, from whose long golden locks q
}. rain streamed down. The Lady Boatr
/, loved him. His steed stood, idlc in b
L stall, the dust gathered on his armor, VII
he or the battiemunt OF the Castle, night
& with the soit moonlight aioundtAom, Peu
{, ed into her eager car the vows OF love d
:. isiti.'
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05


steps toward tho lonely glen, Bea.TiK rode
by lis side, her dagger unshcaihed, by the
light oi the torches, | saw the flashing Of
her eyes"
:. "lfhrn VIC arrived at the SPOT wiero We
had FIST heard the croakipg OF the Raven,
Nc dislnounted, / Leld enc arm, she tho
other and with servant before another fol-
owing closely guarding our prisoner, VIC
asscnded the cliits, felt his frame trem.
bling, and momcntariy bis eye was turned
toward nc in mute appeals for mercy, bis
eye was net far momcnt turned toward
Lady Beatrix-" - !, =. ,....s
ARRIVED al the top, she molioned ono
of the vassols, WHO wtha string bound his
hnnds, she seated herself upon arock, and
addressed him thus
aTwas here you brougli the body Of tho
knight with the golden hair, slain by your
hand, Why did you slay him"
"1he Knight threw himself upon the
ground, and crawled toward, her, he would
have kissed the hem of her dress, but With
her foot size spurned lin away, and again
in tone of fierce command asked.p
"whydid yoa hill him"
"Loye,' loye for you bcautious Lady,
&c loved you, aud wished 10 win you from
me- .4-- .---
"sLc arose, and approached him With her
dagger rsisedi the eoaardly Knight shrieE-
ed with fright, she struck him in tho face
with her dagger, he bcsouglt her not to
kill hin- he begged that she would chain
him to,he darkest dungeon of the Castle
shut out from the light forever; that she
would consign him to the rack --toriure,
anytbing--anything but death, e smile of
scornful triumph played round her mouth.
she came nearer. piteyusly he begged
sho would spare him" --,s' sl
"The blade descended, pierced bis heart.
and uttering a wild shrek of anguish
which echoed through the mountain gorses,
he fell back; dead"
"IIs body, We lcft there as food for The
Ravens For years when | went to the
spot, his bcnes were bleaching in the SUM- ;
The Spectre took another "smile, grasp.
ed his money aud his pole and vahqais cd
as mysteriously as be had come. p.
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-05

oLp pFJsH---A gentleman sent his blark
servant to purchase fresh fish. He went
to stall, and taking up fish, ho began
to smell it. The fshmonscr observing him,
and fearing lest the bystanders might catch
the scent, exclaimed;
Hallowl you black rascal, what DO you
smell my ish for!!'
Ne no smell your h-h, massa
What are you doing thcr!'
Nc talk to en- masga.'
And what do you sayto tic fsb, my
friend! ,..s.a.
Nc ask him what dc news tsca, dai.s
all masaa. l.IaIt- " IL
And what does he say to yeu9h -
He say be don't kuow; De not ben dare
dis tree week
Dja5olicaI Tick ot lpia,ess Dak
Our readers are aware that, in mapyof
tho New York pagers, it is. customary 10
prefix each marriage notice With the last
names OF the principals, ouly scparated'by
dash. Now imagine how provoking TO
the newly.join d eHaplc mn havc seen the
foloNing u gcstiss attang ge!u = = u.
typ,F whlcA apptlI4t u tat y oe4 4'i.t
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