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R@The President has appointed GEORGE W.
HARRIS, ESQ, Postmaster at Knoxville, vice f. W.
Earnest, Esq. We congratulate our friend on the
appointment, and the East Tennessee public on
having frst-rate postmaster at their Capitol.
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PIanett,s Bifters.

THIS old and celebrated Tonic (purey vegetable in its
eomposOn) has been used for long time, with great
success, for the cure of Dyspepsia EIatUIencYs
Sea Sickness, Head Ache, and all Nervous
Affections 1t is pleasant the aste and its will
fortify system against ell Bilious Com plants,
Fever Ague, &c. &c, thousands in the various
oities and towns of the Union can testify.
William II Hicks g. Co., New York, Gem
eral Agents.
Porsalsby Druggists gener lmAyI-dly
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Wheat, wheat.

WANIED DO'OO0 bushels prime White and Red Wheat
" Tor winch we viii pay the highest market price, de-
nVered al our Ware house, Sprlug CLARK Stree
Nashville Wheat will b. ella sed fOll0Ws-
len cents per oushel WILL be paid Tor prime White show
prime Red and 10 cents below for prims Medferanan-
tbs heat Is tne loves elssdeahOn. When Der heat
Is prime ave cents per bushei Will be paid price Of
Spring and other Red " heats.
he Amber Is known here BY Farmers as Blue Stem o.
nieoar wheat Next to this Is the Golden Chaf-mOsl
desirable
ErsI Class, Whites Second Class, Amber;
Third Class, Golden Chaf; Fourth Spring
and ali other Red Wheas except the MsdsTranan which
Is ten cents below Ia value.
5000 Grain Sacks on hand BY
'une2S II ERENCu L cOW
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re- The Nashville Academy of Music will COM
menoe its fifth session the Sd Monday in Septem
her next. For particulars apply to the Principal
~ > No "a South Vine street. july80-2n
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
AT Low FIGURES.

AN Offering for sale most desirable Residence
Summer street, in the eth Ward The Lot fronts IS feet
by 10. The House sndnea eontains5 Rooms Keh
en- Room, Smoke House, Dairy and Stables. The
gas besn carried in front this Lot. know
I'M 3Co lee street
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Interesting to Mechanics and manufac-
Imres-GhIId Animal Eair-

The Mechanics and nufactureu of Tennessee and ad-
joining reminded that the Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition oths Mechanics Institute this State will COM
mence in October in this city. The annually increas-
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions and visible adj
vantages resulting exhibitors from the dissemina
ton of important information among themselves as from
the great publicity which they thus enabled give their
business renders certain the approaching exhibition
will eclipse magnifcence and inter ST all its predeces
Copies OF circulars giving full particulars can be obtain
ed at the Mechanics institute rooms College street, oppo-
lite the Sewanee, by addressing the President, VIM
Stocked, or Secretary II. K. Walker. TJune 81. 3m
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$50 REWARD.


WILL pay Fifty Dollars reward for a Negro names
LOGAN fdeliversd No 10, Gear street, Nash
vile, Tenn, who OF J. Lumsden's lanyard
days He brought here by John Sherwood frou
Becke nTdgs county, Ky about the 3Oth Of November
and sold here. He probably about Nashville. will
TO get back into the neighb0ThOOd Of Bowling green XVI
He is OF black complexion, about IS years age
inches high, weighs about pounds has sagg ing
kers, black Buenavta hat, baes SUmmer coat black
lOed pants, white shirt and SOga shoes. e quick spo
ken. and will seldom 1Ok any In the face When spOke
(iIHu - THOS g. JAMES.
IT Bowling Green (Ky.) Standard copy three month
send bill o Office
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r.. d G.. A. WRIGHT,S ORIGIN FRANN-


o z E We R l. A TT N q PERFUME
FRANGIPANNI rIRRAcTs FRAEGPANNI PoNADK,
HAIR OIL, " SOAR,
&c 1OOTB OwDER A" SAcHLT.
These elegant and recherche perfumeTes from
the abortoy Of Messrs r. d G. A. Wright, SOLE ORR.
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country The
Perfume FRngpanni is oriental production, brought
its original state into This country and prepared in various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles beyond
precedent, and in consequence variety limitations
sprngng up; but these whether of HOME MANUFACTURE
on SOLD AS APPROPRIATIONS" have only an evanescent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
Frs For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
Canada and South America.
R. &c. A. WRIGHT, Sole orignators and manufacturers
in the United States.
No. 35ate % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
iulv =
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re- agau s Bro, have the last lumber Of Ba'-
LOUIS Pictorial.
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GOOD lot Of Jost Scantling, and inch Piark On
hand, cheap for cash. good lot Of Boards and Poplar
nngeS can be delivered in few days 20 those wanting
Snenl My Mill is cutting daily Agent for other Mia
vii pay particular attention to all orders. Call at To
g Institution and leave your orders II you wish them
nbeo inov25f 3 g. DARDEN
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ANEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD,

offered for sale at bargain. The LofrOnts O. feet
Woodland street and 40 on Minick. The House con-
tans four good good essrn DC. The house Is
buni OF and tbs situation Of the best in kdgtfe1
Win be sold low. Apply TO An 5. LLNDSLEY,
iunel3-U 80 College street.
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ARREST THE MURDERER
5000 RewaP6!tI

A MAN named John Oven. a resident o. williamson
"A County, Tenn Thursday mOrning committed afoul
and atrOctous murder the body Of Sic ah bitleV
citizen Oft1e Aforesaid county. said owen about 30 ysarl
Od eeT OF 10 inches in height weighs about pound
and is well formed. He squcK spOkeB dark plexioi
and dark hair and has heavy beard Its presumed
gone in the direction Of kas Tennessee or Alabama
We will give the above reward for and deliver
70 the sheriff Of Williamson county, half The fol
information that will lead to the discovery his where
abOuts. IL. " HITLEY
e. M. WHITLEY.
June3e-0 q. q. BRYAN.
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HEADACHE,
ErOm an sniAent Clsr gyRGA.

PITTsBuRe, July Q, 1855.
Messrs. Ben. Page, Jr., & Co.-Genlemen take great
pleasure in saying to you that made Of BGRHAYEs
HOLLAND BIrTERS, which obtained at your store and
found special relief Of headache from which had
long suffered and believe they Of service in
relieving my stomach and head.
Very resp1y, &C., SAM'L E. BABCoCK.
HEADAcHR AND OIBILTT.-Mr. sias J. Liscomb, Of Bur-
lngton. says:
have found in BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS a
remedy for headache sud debility My wife has also used it
with the greatest benefit"
Mr. A s. Nicholson, Psbure also remarks that he has
experienced much relief from its use for headache
STRENGTH AND HEALTH REsToRED.-Mr John Davidson,
living ten miles above Ptsburg the Pennsylvsna CANAL
says:
"When commenced taking BGRHAVE's HOLLAND
BiTTERS, could hardly walk. now l eDjov excellent
healIh.0
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

COLUMBIA, TENN.
Northumberland desires to inform the public that his house
L is again open tor their accommodation, few doors
below his old stand His arrangements give him in
creased facilities for making those agreeable whe may
choose to sLOp with him. He trusts that long scduan-
lance with travelling public the proprietor OF hotel
Is ample guarantee to those who favor him their
custom they viii receive attention his hands.
sug4-lm P. d. FRANKLIN.
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THE CHEAPEST PROP ERTY AND REST

AM now offering AZ great sscIihce that valuable prop
L efty, College Hill, Immediately opposite the Uni
versy long occupied BY the late DR.. Tocst. The Lot
fronts Go feet Market with the front Col
eEe. Tue house is large and commodous, and the whole
at the price offer 1t lie q great bargain.
ClaibOrnes's Omnibus has practically moved College Hill
right Public Squsreand any wanting residence
eonVeaenI to business would do well look this prop
erty. Call on ". S. BINDSLEY.
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4 Votes in this election with Davidson, Robertson
and Montgomery.
! Votes in this election with White and Bledsoe.
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The Most EficaciOus.
RnA

MessTs. B. a. FahHsstOek & Co.
We had the pleasure of receiving this mo rnng, the
within certificate Of VeTmifuge, which will be yery
gratifying TO yoL, as il was sent voluntarily.
We are, gentlemen yours very truly, J. MUSSoN & co.
GENTLEMEN: My little daughter, wears old and nv
son, older, for considerable time suffering from
worms purchased two bottles of your Verm,fuge of
which gave three Doses according TO drecous and
strange in less than three hours they passed less
than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS some Of the extraoToinarv
length of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experienced the beneficial effects your Verm
ugs, feel my duty TO recommend public as one
Of the moet e aeious edes against yet
fsred to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me TO be your much obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LkATERS.
Sold wholesale and retail the principal drug
gsts and country merchants throughout United States
2.lm
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
AND
arm S for Sale.

WE offer for sale that beautiful residences OF william
w RToWn's Gun berland river, about ~ miles fri
nashville the White Creek Pike, containing abgut q
Of land, with elegant frame dwelling Of or
rooms; carriage house, cabins cistern
lent springs, and all necessary Improvements
ALSO, sale that beau iful farm OF 81 acres known
the SOuLha place, about mile from city, the Ma
feesbOrO Pike; having Of the most beautiful and
manning building cites in the county.
ALSO, magnificent farm Of 1000 acres, with sNeeeI
improvements, being a good stock Farm, and soil hne
adapted 20 tie growth OF Corn Wheat, AID Iooaccu sal
Farm is situated about mile from Funsrsvie, and fe
miles from the Nashville and Henderson Railroad
ALSO, elegant rssidenee in south Nashvlls IRE
errtorv) on corner Of Vine and Demumbrane streets
Apply 70 il. q r. w. BROWN,
july 10 AZ Cherry s..
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copanership heretofore existing under
l. and firm of R. H Brockway d Co., dissolved by
limitations July ls 1857 K. H Brockway the la-
bilies of the and is authorized settle up the
business and the of the firm in liquidation.
K. n. BROCKWAY-
July I9-dfm. D. W. WHEELER.
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LIQOURS
STlO BBLS RectAed Whisky;
CNJU so " Old Bourbon do;
so . MOnougahsa do;
so " Rye do,
100 Z" American Brandy;
SO I" Gin;
100 - Walkers Xxx Ale;
95 N. l.. Rum;
Asoa large stock Of fine Brandes, Wines &c. In store
and for sale by
July IL 10. EDWARDS.
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HOIIOWay's Ointment and PilIs.-Moriih.
cation cannot where Hollow ay's Ointment apped
in time TO wound ulcer. By preventing imam
masD, IT prevents pain For indigestion, liver complaint
Sold at the manufactures, No. 80, Msidsn Lane,
New York. and No pa Strand London Engandj and BY all
duggss cents 62K cents and - pot or box aug
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Lindsley's Advertisements.
YaInahIe FTee-SoiI / OF ior saIe.


7 AN now Offering for sale valuable Building Lot on
Spruce street near The corner Broad Fhe fronts
feet Spruce is hundred and lily feet deep
win a convenient alley in the
This property is exempt from taxes years from lat
JanusTy This exemption is OF more value than IS nsu
ally accorded only the grounds out all improve
erected thereon, free from The saving 70
tbs item Of will than pay for the geOund and all
improvements THIS lot Is also situated in Of the city
that being rapidly filed up with hne dwellings and
private residences. Terms re 4sOnabe.
Apply to July 20 sPs A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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Wanted.

W. will pay the hg market price IN Cash fot anv
w amount OF good understandable What and BACOg
delivered AZ our Ware rooms.
r. 3. NORRIS & co.
July III Nos. 3and IS Market 81.
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All Rejoice!

Ee extensive stock Of piece goods adapted 70 ne
oPInS tale IS nov opened and ready for Inspection
- PrOoaoY ths most nag lucent exhibited ir NASH
Ee C0tns OF ne nnest texture and az various colors
Cassmeres IN great variety, and VestRrs adaufed n sr
Imaginable asle-al made up TO ORDER according 70 lie
latest style, In the neatesl and most durable manner
marchll-u CLIFTON q ABBOTT.
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Business Change.
Fisher. WheIess &c Co

CBVERAL desirable Dwellings, for the balance of
= the year. Also of pleasant rooms in
part Ofthe he city. Apply to T. S. Hawkins, or
W. L. BOYD, JR.,
june II 1857. No. so Cherry st.
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|. The following about aH.a P. ]" meaning
Hiram Pierson, the Yankee who has been
sitting On tile Papal throne and doing other,
forbidden things, and paying dear for his
whistle generally, is told by the San Fran
cisco Meas s'lakter sjaa1 a9'eia SHs7rs4ui 2a3
.The last story told Of our old eccentric
California millionaire, Col, H, p, 1--WE don't
mention numes,) runs thus: Travelling pp-
onsa small steamer in EuroRs, having taken
his dinner, he commenced the enjoyment of
his cigar on deck. when he was politely ih.
formed by the Captain that smoking was
agaiast tho rules Of that boat Our qtrien d,
not caring to be deprived Of bis fumigatofai'
enjoy ment, retired forward, and puffed away
for dear life. The Captain. still finding bis
passenger rebellious, again in A. per emp.
tory tone, informed him Of The rules II 1
mus, smoke snid the Colonel sCdn,,t'
said the Captain. Come. said the Colonel,
iii buy your boat. What is your pFicen
Have no poweratu SELL said the Captain.
| Cant You charter FOR the voyageF asked
Coionei p, and if 50 what's your fguresf'
Three bundled pounds. answered thu CAP;
taiu.s 3 Done5 ssays the Golonsls and then
| for the enjSymeutlof his Havanas The.bar.
| gain was c0onclnded. .the money,faid. the pa
| pers 3 executed. Nov your Excellancy 60 i
! collect your passage money said the Cap
tain, believing he had some crowned mon
4 arch rhltof, ii, board IN disguise. 'You nasigate
yours eraii, said The, ColoHeI and 1 Y will
4 arrsngeIs sthc passage meaey. Gentls@a'
/ and, ladies', said he ID the NOW gatherin:
1 crowd, your psssagesis paid and, thsts ss'
no rules on this boat, you can, smoke just 9
4 much as you please" $40
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* Yankee trial.

h Old BenjnmiD, b., Of ,--------, - Connecti.
cut, or as he was called by his, neighbors,
"Uncle BeDjie,' had an onconquerable de-
sire TO open conversation every man.
he saw, whether stranger or friend. He one
day met a person who proved to be more
thon. a match for himo Sidlingnp to acoun-
itryman whom we shall designate as R.,
he re ernarked:a " 'lTatart 5-'.$>5 = 'A'5s
;, "Nice weather for shoats." .s,. !, '''.' y, =
r. R. mot 'oaed2 with his hand toward his
ears and mouth, but said nothing. Uncle
Ben interpreted his silence into IN assent,
and continued .ataa4ssa ,iis.1 gds ianF
! = "Wanteto buy any shoatsi down your
.wsyp q Iz9a sHi a.! irdg agaaa ~ ol a 81 Z,
\ Again the stranger shook his head and re.
peatedh;s pautomine.salig5 ~ .hq1s,;ga
+ "Oh you DON'T, dew ye." "said Uucle Ben
and then for few minutes srelapsed inte
silence. Az length he returned 4to the at
tack. Raising both hands he exclaimed: D.
sWelb | never see sheep eat 50 much j.
my -iifes"r .a+1,!.'.s Il r 5lai3y vi aa,al.ifs 20
Hereupon R. drewla slip, d, paper from
his pocket and wrote-- asss&aq4R 9s5s sA
slam hardof hearing.l'ssbaai ,assar
30, you be- be- ye,'' said Uncle Benjie
ruisiug his voice to pitch which severel,
ttied tue strength OF his lungs.goaaH p,
h "Heow did it happea2pip as'f 4gasi 20 ~.
/ The stranger shouted,in answer:gg yasaa
T "Talking with fool,'s attthe same tim
rising aud quietly walking away s9' bgiIi
Fora moment Uncle Benwas non-pluss
eds Turning to the bystanders, heremask
ed---r Well. Eguess he must thaye been talk
ting to himself when it hsppened."sa sdl :,
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a. -
ssi 4 z not worth saving saw 30 ssys he
IlnProVleent housewife 2 hunaFea vnss -
@OntP.as1ps meat y ~ - ilsh as1ss s.sns.si
meui,ibe eolo pO.asesss 'ea sne seW.sees'aDis.. ?
me efums and cfusts w o. oteao' ..ne p'eses o.
biscuit, tne fragments q q pqi!er me l'ttls
fruit AID al the Titles len IN cooking epd.sll
'eatips each n'ai'sFe not worth ssying'Espe -
THINKS. 80 me ne, femnanss o' cioe, yerns. -
threud5 twine, wool, and max ana ne many -,
little thipss Of that character, she says are -
not sEerFh sewing, She has No rag bag ller -
tass are not worth saving. sfhree censs "a
popn'dts too small elan amo'eriof net y eoS
The odds and sIs ends ~ ot ne oeei, me
the mutton, the veal ths Popllry are tpro Knsss'
a~ays lot they are p0swet.n saslss' sue -
ose'y ue iaO = ~
they would mike many LUXURIOUS mesis I'm IN ~,
the family every yseF. The scrsPs ot cioth q
leit m cusnng garments are 'slssnli.oe'hssss
hfe, 'or 70 he' u'nu 'ney ale no. - ~
Uptmen's % are seioo @ Pa.enee n ~ tn1ls-.s
ed' ior when ne thsy come % noles iney s y
notwoFth saving. she declares. ana 90 isnsyf ls
go the wsy ofall TIE earth very fasty sEse-s.s
rywhete and stall times she lets ell the :
Titles slip throngh ber fingers, She burns
two, candles when one would doi two sticks
of wood.gwhensoDe would isnswer sas wslliFse
puts in TWO eggs when one ~ iamPly SUM -.
cient; two ounces OF lard when hall ofoas =
would be better; twice ss much. pepper, =
! .c;.a and snu.r nc Ia dea;rshla. n th;rd more / :
'P,ee
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A sI,ora rretfs Prayer.

nPruyer and pfovenacr hinder no mans
journey" is d good ola saying; bat some
people who have plenty ot time for ths lat-,
ter. have mighty little time forsshs fofmers
even when theyareat hOmesd dAGtTeunessees
correspondent wfites::io > yaaSess1 eai y yi'-
The Rev. MI Derweil, y pious and curi-,
Gus old Methodist minister went from Tens
nessees to aKentueky,s iu isitshis
relative, the Hon. William Bottom Tho
host was not religious man, but was q gem,
tleman,. and invited The minister 70 have
family worship every, eyeningsa While be-
was visiting there, Judge Cone and his wifes
from NashsiIle,S arrived to,pdss the night,
and Mr.. Bolton being little embarrasseds
said to the old minister as he, brought ont
the Bible, that he bad better be Short 40 the'
Judge was probably not accustomed to such
,L;nss# ads Is aaiI5ss taI1 Sal Is 's&a
| "avery well, very vel" ;" said he; and
reading single verse, he knelt down and
prayed, SO Lord care VERY peOfs snd
needy creatares, and We know thou art able
to supply all our wants, but Cousin William
says that Judge Gone sand his wife, from
Nashville are here, anda lnotused to fam.
!. lily worship, and how ever needyE yEwea ne.
there is 10, time 10 spare ID telling thee ON
wants. Amen igFa.l saa ssit G3tdw % hns
The Judgew was taken, ali abaelb and 80
!, was Cousin WiIliam. d They both pressed
the ;oIil gentieman to conduct the services
in his own way which he aid e their great
edifcation. passs c& yse -Sa Aas gssgsss
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a."He u Ssleep my desr, exclaimed the tus'
Tor, "shd i must have been the dragging Of
,lhe table over the floor that made sach a
sambling noise. Give me- the lamp and 60
and eetthe q basin of water-I will effect .
lasting cure upon oor youas somhambalis,. .,
Iheard many suppressed tilters, and could
see sundry corners Of fsheets going into sun.
dfy mouths. This nearly destroyed my
eSuilibtiam ;but 4 mastered myself, and
.sgain went to the window, though the men:
ton Of the basin OF water caused momen,.
tary shudder sto7 shoot through my whole
ffame.s 1s,rsR Ggaa gseiissrF lsaeDsiiigs
q, "a. The good dame returned with what |
magnifed into on uncommonly. large vessel
Of water; but il was no delusiou--for in her
husts she brought up the flterers and knew
certainly il was coidducking IwastO have
Could | escape IL, I would try. walked
frst to one bed then. TO /, another-the tutor
folloaing with the filteter, his wife playing
torch bebrer, while the heavy breathing Of
The possuming sleepers added TO the solemni.
~ Of the scene. ! still walked op, turning
away every time he proposed TO douse me.
They had completely cut Of. the retreat to
my own bed and saw at once I should have
TO take I salked boldly Out, and placed
myself before him, he upset the contents Of
tbeq;ua unof tme. II sasped.s caught nv
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4 CHIP fre.s iAe Ola NECK.

a. :. a HN-raH an 49,
! There Is no disPuiiag the fact; il shines 10
the face Of every little child, The coarse
bruwli6g. scoldine woman will have coarse,
vicious, brawling, fighting ehildieh. She
who cries on every OCCASION, .,l'lI box your
sars-Ill slap your jaYs-IIl break your,
neck;Y is known as thoroughly thrOushher
children as IL her unwonanly msnHerswere
openly displayed in the peSfic street. : lA'
d, These remarks were suggested by the
conversation In an omnibus--thats nobleI 10,
stitution for the student ofsmea end man.
ners-bstweeh friend and the sihSSlmass
ter. Our teacher was Rifthful, cspstic md
sharp. His wit flashed like ,,hei polished
edge Of a dismond. and kept the .sbosss ina
"roar." Tie entire commdhty OF Insiders
and whoever i intimate with these convey
ances, can form ., pretty good idea Of our
numbers--inclusive Of zone imore," 90 well
known 'tothe fraternity, turned their heads,
eyes and ears one way. and finally our teach
er SAUL ids.I adJ asdE ,&F8 81 a,sigsivane
81 can always tell the mother BY her boy.
[ The urchin who draws back with doubled
fists and lunses at his playmate sifhe looks at
him askance, has q very questio nable moth,
er. She may feed him. and clothe him, and
cram him with sweetmeets,, and coax him
with promises, but fIshA gets mad, she
fights. She will pull him by the jacket; she
will give him a knock on the b ack !, she win
drag him by the hair; she, will call him all
sorts of wicked names, while passion plays
aver her lace in lambent flames that curl
and writhe out at the corner Of her eyes. >
"And we never see the, courteous little
fellow, with smooth looks aud gentle nnan.
ners.am whom delicacy does not detsac'
from courage aud manliness-but we say
4 'Thut boys mother is. . true lady bHel
words and her ways are soft. leviag ana
quiet. H shercproves, her language I'm
son'Anot syou little wre,ch-yOu plague o
4 my lite-you torment-you seanP!' ssss !,
. p "She hovers before him as the pillar o
b tight before the wandering Israelites,' an,
! her beams are reflected in his face. To hin
the word mother is ssynohynous with every
thing pure, sweet and beautiful. Is he az
artist! In after life, the face that, with hol,
radiance shines on the canvass, is that o
his mother. Whoever. Hits across his pat
with sunny smiles and soft, low voice, vii