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pzg= The following from the pen Of Senator
Hanuigan, Of Indiana, will be appreciated by all:
'' We cannot refrain from calling the attention Of
our readers TO the 90 Hair Restorative" of Prof 0
j. Wood. Il viii be seen that he has numerous Ger
tifcaes from persons Of the highest character, TO
the merits Of mis- Restorative. From positive know
ledge we are also enabled TO say that 1t is in every
sense what il processes be, and we do not hesitate
10 pronounce IL the finest preparation for the head
and hair which has, so far, been devised by human
ingenuity We have seen it arrest threatened bald
ness and restore to the head its original profuslon
Of natural and glossy hair; and when the latter has
been urematurey tiuged with gray, We have seen II
like magic. restore the coiOrs Of youth and health
The Distinguishing properly Of this might truly
say miraculous 'Rcst0rarve" Is. that II gives TO
the person who uses il the same head Of hair they
wore in youth thus acting in strict compliance with
the first and greatest Of all toilet makcrs-Nature
No one who has used IL viii hesitate to unite with US
in This testimony 10 its peculiar meriL"-COrnyt2H
(IaE0 HasDI6s Friend
Sold by all respectable Druggists in city and cOun-
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THE GREATEST
Building Association
Valuable FTee-S0iT 1oI I0r -,
TnECHEAPEST PROPERTY AND best

AN now Offering al great sacrifice, that valuable prop
erty, on College Hill, Immediately opposite the Uni
versy, 60 long occupied by the late Dr. TroOs The Lot
fronts on eet on Market street, with the font
9ge The house large and cOmmOdious and the whole
al the price Offer II ls great bargain
Caibornes's Omnibus has practically moved College Hill
right inc The Public Square and any wanting residence
convenient business would do well to look 81 this prop
eTty. laII on A. v. s LINDSLEY.
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FOR SALE,
1.-TWO handsome Lots in Edgeaed, Woodland Street
Inc Lots front 81 feet each, and 10 ieet deep
Apply to A. V. S. LINDSLEY
sept IS BPG
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MAREIED.-In Monsou, Mass, Aug. 20, MI. HU-
BERT Il. MERRILL, of Cumberland University, Leb-
anon, Tenn, and Miss SUSAN E. youngest daughter
Of D. D. MOODY.
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No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the Of
stewart Il ven is dissolved by utual consent VIII
liam Stewart assuming all liabilities said 8m and receiV
ing all debts due 70 this daso.
WILLIAM STEWART,
WILLIAM W. OWN.
NJ The undersigned will still continue the business
heretofore all i various branches, and respectfully s0
es patronage heretofore bestowed upon the arm Of
:, s. Q, sepi9 WILLIAM STEWART
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Esy- The Sumner county Fair commenced yes
terday at Gallatin and will continue during the week
It will doubtless be the best Fair in the State
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GEORGE a. HERI0T,
(Late HERIOT q HOLMES.)
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
No.4 VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. y. C..

Particular attention given the sale of Cotton, Flour
Wheat Corn, and all other Produce; ALSO the Forward
ing Of Goods TO and iIom the Interior.
RxFEEENCEsB. ). Rhett, Esq, Nossrs. T. S. 4 7. G.
Eudd, ". B. HedOt, Esq Carlt sion, O., James Walker,
E-q Nashville, Tenn. Thomas $. Kennedy, Louisville Ky.
Wilson g turns, Baltimore, Nd. lapr23-viY
REMOVAL.
HAVE closed my StaAie Market street, mot for the
purpose OF going Texas, but attend ny Sta
bic, Of Church and Front streets, where have
moved and will be pleased receive the patron
age Of my old customers and the riding public generally
uly G. W. SUMNER.
P. 81 wish 70 hire good Carriage driver. For good
good piee will DO advanced monthly
g. W. s
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PrOpOsals : StatiOnery.

INHE Secretary Of ate will receive proposals for Sta
tionery ilcludpg Letter, FOo.scap aud Wrapping pa
rcr Journals, Envelopes, Pens, Ink and other
ces used b. and clerks at the desks for
the Of the BeX Legislature u October next
Proposals received Up to tas 25,h September, 1887
SEP 6dlw f n. W. BURTON Sec of State
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I.IMR Ell.

GOOD lot Of Joist, Scsuing, and two inch Plank
y hand cheap for cash. good lot Of Boards and Poplar
shingles delivered in few days to those wanting
hem. Ny Mil is cutting daily gent for other Mills
will pay particularattention all orders. Call ,hc
Savings Institution and leave your OTde il you wish nem
allied lnnv25I J. G. DARilEN
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THE undersigned extensively engaged In the Lumber
business aud respectfully solicit orders from Ruder
needing any thing in line. They own one OF
the best Cedar Wilson county, and prepared TO
furnish any kind Lumber either Of Cedar other timber
Their Depot is the Nashville Lumber Yard.
OeeTs may b addressed to the undersigned at
Gladesville Wilson Co. Tenn. left with Mr. DAKDEN at
our Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRESNoN SIMMONS
nI7-57-dly. KIRKPATRICK ~ GLASS
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County OImcer.--EIecIlon march, 1855.



Weare authorised announce JOHN RAVES, candidate
torTe-electIon as Trustee Of Davidson county.
W horsed - .nn0unce WILLIAM JACKSON, ESQ,
candidate fT Trustee OF Davidson county. sept Std
FOX COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized 10 announce FELIX X. CHRATHAM a
candidate for reelection Clerk County COurt
Davidson county.
We authorized TO announce Capt. JOHN S. D1sHELL
candidate for CLERK of the County Court Of Davidson
county. ~ Std
We are authorized 10 announce Thomas D. sToGNER
candidate for Clerk Of the County Court Of Davidson
County. aug6
FOR SHERIFF.
We authorised announce A. CRRKL, as candidate
for Sheriff Of Davids 8 county. iuly96.
We authorized announce JAMES n. HINTON candi
tate for sheriff Of Davidson county may97
We ars authorized - announce JcHN X. EDMoNDsON z
Enddste for reelection SEerlf Of Davidson county.
MAY %
We authorized to announce e. B. BlsLEY candidate
sheriff Of Davidson county. may %
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We are authorised 10 announce Gen. b. F. CHRATHAN a
caudidats for Mayor Nashville the ensuing municipal
election. sep l5-te
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GfrocEnr's gchnnl
JJTMBER! IUMRERI

at WHITES CREEK SPRINGS. The next session will
"A commence the 3lst OF August Price OF board, tuition
washing, fuel and lights $50 " per session Of tive ny
W eeks aug l6-lm-tTi wdEw
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Dr. A. G.. GOOdEGC,
MANUFACTURER OF
h1- TSAnG Nnn

hhNUFACIUREk or
Vegetable gan&Cea
GOODLET'S LINAMtEN OINTMENT AND
EYE SALVE.
COushS, Colds, Headache, Indigestion ana
Dyspepsia,
Which aGjct many persons, are sooner relieved and
onecuay cured by the proper use Of the Vegetable
Pa'acea than any other remedy
Female Diseases The Vegetable Panacea is most
peculiarly adapted To female diseases.
GOOdIct's Vegetable Linincnt, 6 Odlet's
UnTivaIcd oint.IAent, and GOOdIet's Eye
SslvC, are superior NEEDLES. All persons whe have
made trial of them speak in the highest terms.
FAMILIES who have adopted use ofthe above rene
dies prepared by DR.. Goodlet much pleased with
hemand generally give them onhusis site praise
may2g-u.
%. A Fahne,tock'S YeTmifust.
hegu'ar practoue MAKE 200 eNr'I ton la iaVor oil lhs
ali0ns but give thor testimony in il. favor
The following from physician of high character, III
SH.wEErowN, H., June 4th, 1888.
Nessrs. B. 4. FGhHeSt1aL s. Co.
GrNrtTNEN:-l have used b. A. FabDestock's Vermi-
fuE- ia practice Of Medicine IN Tins aud the Southern
states The lsstIen years and rsa commend
medic ne for The purpose heh intended bring
g al one small girl OF say wears Of age,
one HUNDGED AND SEVEN LYNNE WORMS. As q
rUyst Al Shawneetown, have sold great quantity and
ha- iuvarably given satisfaction an c u Is only
medicine now called for. -, II. NlNtN, u.
sold wholesale and retail aud bv all the principal drug
~ and country merchants throughout the United States
sept 9-lm
Havana CiEaTS.-MR. EDUUR Please tel your
readers we are opening large and well selected lot OF I'm
ported Havana Segars lust such rarely reach this mar
ket We have also very large stock Of German and Do
nestle Segars Virginia Chewing and fine cut Smoking
Tobacco Turkish do Pipes, Garreus Snuff, and indeed all
articles usually kept first class sIusUs Tobacco eslao
lishmen;, and wish you say big capitals WE sOf-
FER NO HOUSE To UNDERSELL Us.
J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
No. A. Union Street, near the state Bank,
Aug.I6 Nashville.
*. q &. a. WRIGHT;S ORIGINAL FRAN.
GIPANNl.
. r Z Z R l. a . Z | N u P + U NJ L
FKANerFANEI rAERAcTs FRANslFANNI PoMADE,
HAIR On, Soar,
" IOoTH owDEK " SAcHLT.
These new, elegant and recherche perumeres from
the laborory of Messrs. X. q. A. Wright, SOLE ORR
GlNAToRS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfume Fangpann oriental production, brought in
It's original state into his country and prepared its
forms by them.
The admiration and demand these articles is beyond
precedent, aud In consequence variety limitations
sErnging ups but these whether Of HON MANUFACTURES
o. SOLO As ''lMP0RFAIIONSn have only an evanescent
fragrance AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS
Frs For sale by all the Druggists in the United states
and Canada, and IN Nashville by Msssrs DEmovrLLE
BEbL, Rains 81 Browse W. HENDERsHorr, Jo W BRovE
BERRY q DEMOVILLE.
r. &C. A WRIGHT, Sole oHginators and manufacturers
in the United States.
No 95late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
July 7-oR
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EDUCATE YOUR GILL
DRENA Al HOME!
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
NASHVILLE,

FFORDS facilities for mparting thorough, PRACTICAL
n business education young men, which are not sur
nsssed by those of any smila institution The world
The course training Is emnenty practical and enaoe
the students 90 directly rom the School-roOm 10 me
Counting house and the responsible duties
Of the accountant.
bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial
AIithuetic, and PenmanshiP,
are the branches taught a.,
Each Department under The superinendanee Of gente
whose names alone Afford TO Us PaIolS nc hshes'
guaranty OF success. .,-,-- -,,--
For Circular and Catalogue containing soaress
WIN. FERREL d CO.. Nashville, Tenn.
june9-Wtjanl'56.
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Pianos Pianos,

WE have received Fourteen more new Pr sss5Szs7T
w a1otuTlss from these unrivalled ma ~ q
ksrs. Light, Newton Bradbury, and h8iDesI
Bros. T12u ase stock very large and desirable
We wCUIs Ie Pleased 20 have these instruments e1mn &c
hv al whether ner desire purchase not Every n
sold 5T E8al. bee warranted give satisfaction IT
,...rv rasrsr Gsh7u " 4 K FREEMAN.
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Esy- Charles Hess Teacher on the Piano. Harp,
Guitar. sud in singing is now prepared give les
sons, if desired, at the residence of the scholar
Terms, one dollar lesson none engaged for less,
than twenty lessons July5O-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

IA The Nashville academy of Music will com
mcnce its fifth session on the Sd Monday in Septem.
Der next. For particulars apply to the Principal
No -. South Vine street. july30-2m
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Nails.

OO00 KEGS Shoenbergers Na.ls;-au sizes.
ZUOU 100 kegs Flour Barrel .
100 kegs FIN shiug
100 . Fencing
so 4 and in. Spikes. In store and for sale by
may2l. W. H. GORDON & co.
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TREMENDOUS SUCCESS,

THERE has never
| been a remedy Of
fered TO the public
that has become so
! immensely popu-
4 lar in 20 short 4
time as McLean's
Strengthening cor
\ dial and blood pu-
I rider. over two ,
Thousand bottles
were sold last
> week, and the de-
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strawberry Plants.
I OFFER The following strawberry Plants for sale: -
Iowa. at 81 per hundred, rpens ab5ut the 4th of MAY
Boston Pine at 81 per bundled rpens the sIh Of Nav
llh of May. Georgia Mammoth 81 per hundred; RI
pens the 18th Cf Nav Ihe above list Of plants are al
large, and are self i'm Tegnarors, and will produce frui
without mixing pstate and It inmate plants with them
Al orders for stawSeuy Plants left at Demovie a
Bells No 26 Cherry tset will be prong attended to
by NE. aug 90 WysE JAMES Z WALKER.
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VHTE HAVE in store the following goods, that we
w will sell low for cash punctual dealers on shon
time, tO-Wt:
50 hhds Sugar; 5000 Perckssion eapsi
go bags coffee; 400 bags assorted shot
. bbls crushed sugar $50 lbs Bar Lead.
20 do powdered do IS cazks ing Sodai
half Dbls MCiasses: 30 bbs soft sielled AimOnss
IS do and bbls Syrup 10 do Pecaus and Fllberts5
Is kegs Golden Syrup, Is. 100 gross Stacking,
LouIs;) IuO boxes I'm per al and Cur
so cases assorted pickles; power Teas
IS do Baltimore Oysters; cases Indigo;
. boxes Starch, I Cask Nader;
100 do I and star candles; Too gross Pipes,
200 do Soap; 100 do smoking Tobaccu5
Us do TalloW candles; IS do Nacsaboy SNUFF
IS do SNUFF; bbs EperOu salt5
10 bbls AlmOns; IS bags Ginger;
IS do Birthstone; 10 do Spice;
so boxes fObaccO superdne; 20 do Pepper,
10000 cigars, various brands. 80 bbls Coppsras;
IRON, NAILS AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons Iron, all sizes; war0O setts Iron axlss to-
Tantsd. InCl,
1000 Kegs Nails, assorted to 40 boxes Axes;
40; 800 lbs A Steel;
50 tons assorted casngs do and blister steel;
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Tennessee and Ohio zPPes Cognae Brando;
Whisky 90 casks pure Malaga wines
IS bills Amer Brandy: 20 casks Port DO
so do old Rye WHISKY; 10 b5ls Cherrv Brandy;
IS dol Smith rec wh'ky. 5 do pure Peach do
p do Amer Gin; 20 cases Schiedam ScInappss
50 do native Malaga, 100 bbls Walkers and Ray &
30 do Z KUN. Bros Ale
puneheOn pure HO Gin;
GLASSWARE.
200 boxes sxlO and l0x2 80 boxes gal and gal bos
Glass; 20 do quau butIs black;
Is boxes aH14 I4Kl6 IssIs 20 DO 5,6end 20 the gal
and l6x2J; 100 do ASST Tumblers;
$50 gross pint X pint Flaks5 800 do l. and gal dem
20 do quart do 10 do dtcauters;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the above we will sell low cash. AZ the Of
Broad and College streets. July u McCKEA TERKAsSs
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TUESDAY MORNING, ::::: SEP. 10, 1857
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NEW BOOKS

HAGAN & BRO,
80 MARKET STREET,
NJ ashv11le, Tenn,
GENERAL
BOOKSELLERS AND STATT0NERs.
generally. to examine their Stock and prices.
Their assortment comprises fun stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MEMORAN-
DUN AND PASS-BOOKS, GOLD PENS,
all sizes from the small est Ladies' Pen the largest En-
WRITING PAPERS;
including all varieties Of Cap, Letter. Bath Note Billet
Ledger received direct from the Manufactures and for sale
- ENVELOPES;
every variety Of Bngsh French and American manufae
ture imported to order and received direct hands
WRITING INK, Black, Blue and Red, well packed, and
ready for shipping.
SrATIoNER's HARDWARE, and Staple Stationery Of all
kinds, fresh and in good order
FAMILY BIBLES,
plain, fine and elegant and desirable for their eheapness
and perfection Of wOrkmans ip.
HISTORICAL, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL,
AGRICULTURAL,
AND STANDARD WORKS,
issued by the leading publishers country constantly
for sale, at the lowest figures.
POPULAR NEW BOOKS,
daily arriving and for sale dealers Jobbng
Prices.
Cheap in paper binding large stock on hand
80 Market street, and Union street
PRINTING PAPER, AND PRINTERS
STATIONERY.
LARGE STOCK ON HAND and for sale by
sept3 RAGAN & go.
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For SHERIFF.
LEGIsLATIvE- UNION AND AMERICAN.

We are authorized 90 announce Moses BATES candidate
Tor Clerk OF the county Court Of er county the March
election, sent sd
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IARLYLE, III, JUnb o Tol-
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restorative AMI have
admired its wonderful effects. My hair was bee mng as
thought gremaJurey ga but by the Of his Restorative
Color and have no cOubt pera-
nentlysO. =. bhEb7h, eX-Se haloi 0. g.
o. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 80 Broadway, n. Y.
Cn the great Y. Wire Railing Esta5shment) and ia
Market street, Saint Louis, No. Ant sold by all good
DTuggss aug21lN p-lr5m
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Nashville Building Association

ID virtue Of deed trust, executed by H. NJ MrCana
y ham 40 tie Nashville Building Association. registered
m tha Fegi-ers Of svIdsou county, Box No. o.
T.i- I54 VIII proceed sell 20 the highest FER, fr
She au 70 house yard E.tn, saturday the I9Jh day
Sep embrr, l-Ig Ebs pr pcr described lu SAID deed be-
rg vtt Io. no. 800 * g. ovens plan OF lots on college
nm fronting - cherry str ct and ruruug ba,5
lJI feet lo an alley. al8 lot with good tusluus
CHARLES A. FULLER,
semi @. Treasurer.
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MULES, MULES

TOR sac, Of the largest and finest mules In
L the state. Also excellent match fsmy carriage
h)rses, aJe work horse. thorough colts
ana lilies Of most approved Oreed. Also heifeFs
bulls of the best mills stock.
2-tiu W. G. HARDING
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MhiSkeK. SO.

w DESheNs &C.
4 00O BARRELS julius n. Smiths Nhiskey;
l.OOU 500 - CheuOweth's %
$40 Barrels Old BOUfb0rn and Rye
$50 Boxes Fine Brandies, q doz. each.)
in store and for sale by W. n. GORDON CO.
SCABESI NCALESil SCALsSH!
FULL Stock Of Fairbanks celebrated Scale=-DormAnr,
n Platform, Grocers, Counter and Bsamss
Also Hay and Coal Scales. In and FOR sale ~ Facto-
~ prices, BY " H. GORDON & co.
81 Sole gents for Middle tennessee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-08-29
The Independent denies the above.

JOHN PnENIX AT NAHANT.-"'The Doub-
lie Eye Glass Club Cd. I. G. c. they place
after their names,) are fourishing; two of
them have improved so they can see through
their glasses nearly as well as they can with
out them. 1t is quite refreshing to see
member take down his glass to read the
morning papers, and the haste with which ne
replaces it if surprised by an outsider. a
friend of mine named NJ, from New Or
leans, who has always had taste for fashion
able life. and in fact has nearly starved him
self to death to improve his figure, being
anxious to Join the club, went to Boston yes
tcrdav for the purpose of procuring the tools.
Entering fashionable jcwclry establishment
he made known his wishes, and box of
double eve glasses was placed at once before
him. What focus would you prefer sir?
inquired the shopkceper with immense polite
ness. 'HIndom g1uss,' replied NJ. solemnly,
I'm not near sighted, sir. I'm stopping at
Nahant.' oh. exactly, said the jeweler. and
he fitted out his customer with great CELEBRITY.
NJ. saws he is afraid it won't work. the lnstru-
ment pinchcs his nose to that extent that he
has acquired nasal pronunciation, and it Is
nainful to him to bid his friends Good bordlg.' -
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SCIENCE OF NGsES-" There is the Ro-
man nose the Grccian nose; the pug nose
the snub nose; the proud nose. or the nose
in the air; the humble. dcspondcnt nose. or
nose that looks downwardS the dromcdarv-
backed nose; the circumvalatcd nose: the
flat nose. or nose that has been sat on in ear
ly infamy the thin nose. or nose that has
suffered FROM frequent blowings in youth. bv
the grasping fingers Of some pcrsevcrins
nurse; the nose turned to the right and the
nose turned to the left: the nose with a bead
of flesh on its end. and the nose with point
as sharp as Sheffield blade In fine. | must
say, that, throughout my extensive experience
as a nosc-ohscrvcr. | never have seen two
noses so closely resembling each other. bu,
what | could trace some points of difference
in them SO says a learned essavist in the
Sunday Dispatch. and he evidently writes of
what he noes of.
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~ Which can smell rat the quickest
the man who knows the most, or the man who
has the most nosc9
r. The latest way to pop the question is
to ask fair lady if YOU can have the pleasure
of seeing her to the minister's
u The Young fellow whose girl told him
she didn't want him any longer, wears fifty
six pound weight in his hat to prevent him
from growing longer.
II \ poor emaciatcd Irshman having
called physician, in forlorn hope. the latter
spread huge mustard plaster. and set it on
the poor fellows breast. Pat. with fearful
eye, looking down upon it. said. "Docthcr.
docthcr. dear. it strikes me it's dale of mus
tard far SO little mate"
tTNothinS ever grows oM in memory ::
the little boy that died. so long ago, is an G.
ternal child: and even as he crept over the
Threshold of Gods gates ajar, at the bcckon
ing the Lord. so ever in the heart is his part
ing look. with heaven shining full upon his
brow the beauty that the heart grew warm
behn nlding, in life'S forenoon. when dews were
OH the world. and PLAYED the truant with
some angel. remains untouched by time. even
as the unrcnt sky that let the wanderer in.
Chicago journal.
ABOUT MAERIAGE.-ln the st Louis recor-
dcr's court recently, Alexander McNIann was
fined five dollars for stealing wood from the
steam boat Hannibal. and was asked by his
honor to fork over. "C-c-can't do it." NUT
tered he. "ain't got the pewter, your honor" :"
"Ar" YOU married man:?' inquired the re-
corder "N-n-not exactly $3.50 far gone vet
sir" "Well. l will have to send you to the
work-hOusf,' said the recorder. "T-t-taint
nothing tito go th-there." said Alick. IL
I'm used to it but when YOU t-t-talked about
m-m- marriage, old fellow, you t:ffiyhtened
me-"
a SERENADE-A gentleman who recently
put up at log tavern in Wisconsin. was a.
wakened by Young man, who commenced a
screnade thus:
"Oh. Sally Rice,
I've called YOU twice.
And Won lie and snOrs,
pray YOU wake.
And see your Jake,
And open TO him the door, or win
der, don't care much which. for
1t makes but little difference,
TO either YOU or l.
Big pig. little pig.
Root hog. or die
i5' y jolly doctor told us the other day
that people who were prompt in their pay
mcnts always recovered from their sickness,
as they were good customers, and physicians
could not afford to lose them
II 1t has been thought that people are
desenerating because they don't live as long
as IN the days of Methuselah. But the fact
Is, provisions are so high that nobody can
afford to live very long at the current price.