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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-18
OPINION OF THE JUDGES AT THE LATE
MECHANICS FAIR.

the late Mechanics Fair held in the CITY )fNashville
Il in October, 1857 The Judges appointed examine
ticles in Glass 43NO. H. Grover q Bakers Sewing Ma.
chimes; No. 1864, 81 yGERs-hepOrt upon the PrinCi-
pal points and merits of The two machines follows:
The machines are both two thread machines that is usin
seperate threads making the stch that GROVER
& BAKRR using the thread from Common spoGls
with two Needles; and that of SGEsERs using
spool needle the other thread working from Bob
bin incIOsed in a shuttle, and, in he opinion Of
committee is best adapted TO FiHe Clothing, sad
dIery, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the Least COmpIicat-
ed Machinery and of course easier man
aged; advantage of using spOOIS without Re.
winding, and with the exception of fine citbing sad
dlery, &C. in the opinion of the committee is best suit
ed for Family use.
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SAUSAGE CRITTERS

WE have large supply of sausage Cutters OF ALL Sizes
w which will sell at very low prices TOR cash Thsis
most valuable article for hOusekeepe and in addition
cutting meat, of great making hashes,
mince cold sl2w. and VARIETY OF otner articles. By
the of this machine much work be done in
hour any other way could in six hours.
nov MACKENZIE " Will son,
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THE
GREAT BEAUTIFIER
so LONG UNsUCCEssFULLY SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAST!

color eovsrs lu1uuapty ihe bald head; removes ali
dandruh itching and all &C oua sead head and al srnP
u any imaginable age, removes as II by magic, an
bOtches the face and cures an neuralgia and ners
vOus head aehe. See circular and the following.
DovEs, y. H. FEB. 2, 1851,
PROF. o. J. WOOD & CO.-Geuts: Within few DAYS We
have received many orders and calls for PROT o J.
Woods Restorative, that to-day compelled 70
Boston quantity (the dozen forwarded ali
being sod,) while mi ht order quantity rom yol
and the appreciation, ard patronage
from the substa ntal and Wort citizens OF
vicinity. fully eonviaee US that il is MOST VAL
Send US as soon as may be gross 81 sizes and
(SIgRed) DANIEL LAI HhOP q co.
Hickory Grove, st. Charles CO., No.. Nov. 10, 1857.
PROP. D. WOOD.-Dear Sir: SIme last sumner
induced Of your Han kes ratFes ana
effects wonderful, fell Il cur daily 10 you and
Our iine sons head for some time bad been perfectly
covered and called ir scad sad- The hair
simsst entirely came OF IN consequences when iEi'5a
with little hope OF bpt 70 cur SURPRISE and
OF all friends very tcW applications removed ne
say that boy has e. healthy
scalp and luxurlnt crop OF hair any Other child
uve perfect remedy for all diseases OF The scalp and haf
We are, yogTs respectfully
GEORGE ". HlGGlN BOTHAA,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM,
Gardiner Maine, June q, 1855
PROF. o. J. wOOD-Dear Sr; have used two bottles
OF Professor Woods Hair Restorative and truly say h
the greatest discovery Of the for restoring and chang
ing the Hair. Before ng II was man OF seventy MY
world without the least fear M case SAs
Yours, Respectfully,
| DAEIsL N. MURPHY.
O. J. WOOD & CO, ProprietOrs 5Is Broadway, New
New, Gin gsatN. Y. Wire railing Esiablshmentl ana
gists. nov 3-dSE s3nins
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CANDIDATES.
JACKSON COUNTY.
PERRY COUNTY.

JACKSON COUNTY.
We are authorised announce MYERS candidate
for sheriff of Jackson County the ensuing March cleo
24-ts.
PERRY COUNTY.
We authorised MOSES BATES a candidate
for Clerk of the County Court Of Perry county, at the March
election. sept std, .
Cheatham County.
We are au 'horizeJ to W STUART, a
ddate sheriff Of Chatham county, at the ensuing March
election. dec4-te.
County Officers.-ElecJiOn March, 1855.
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II q. A. uEIGRT,S ORIGINAL FRAN


or VERLA > l y b K + u NJ +
FEAssIPANSI r1ERAcTs PRANslFAENI PoNA0E,
IiaIR On, soar,
TOoTH POwDEE SacnLr'
These now, elegant and recherche PetiuneHes are from
the Iaborcry of Messrs. K. G. A. Wright, SOLE ORR.
GINAT0ES AND MANUFACTURERS in this country The
Perfume Faugpann oriental production, brought IN
its original into lis country and prepared in It's various
forms by them.
The admiration and demsnd for these aTeIes is beyond
precedent, aUc IN consequence variety Of limitations are
spriugiHgup but these whether OF HOME MANUFACTURES
ca SOLD As "iNPoErATIONSnb have only an evanesceni
fragrance, AND SHOULD BB AVOIDED BY PURCHAs.
RRs For sale by al 'ae Druggists in the United States
and Canada, aud in Nashville by Messrs. DENovILLE
Bal, RAINS Blows W. HESDERs5oTr, 10. ". BEowS,
srEErcr q PFuE and D. SrEETcH, and at Wholesale by
BERRY O. DENOVILLB.
r. &C. A. WRIGHT, Sole ogIustors aud manufacturers
In the United Siatss.
No. s5Iate - south Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Juiy 7-om
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Enr-Ache Cured.-This painful affection 10 whchI
40 anv persons especially children, subject every fn
and winter lie readily durable b. the Of BRaGGs
I,,vxvT lew drops upon piece Of cotton should
he pB into the ear as can be borne the
onpdpe parts well bsihed with the Lnment, applied with
tls friction with the hand. Thousands cf have
hen relieved in minutes by his invaluable Imminent.
T. i ais, an infable for Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
prus and Bruises Burns and SoSlds, and all diseases Of
Tho skin Il is for sale by all respectable Druggists
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Ten Year. Credif-

HAVE several haucsoUe lots in Maple street near the
University, which will sell on years time a fair
prices provided the ntere pad semi-annual. Il thai
time Is long enough VIII agree not Ocs for the principal
a. long as the interest is promptly paid
Apply 10
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OurSHITH WORKS will be O, the most extension char
acsr: Sav-MI WORK, Surrups Dogs, Ptman LIONS saw
Urauks Bolts, and a., kinds of Mill Irons, made on the
shprtes notice.
Awe are practical mechanics wishing establish per
auet business object will be 20 pay particular arn-
N, ali orders for repairing Old mGcnnery- An
W lire Is a grtsi, aud hdenL OF being patron
IL.
We have on hand at present large assortment Of
sWHITCOMB, LEGO & co.
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a Neat small DwelIing

FOR SALE
AM offering sale neat dwelling College Street,
Just beyond the Medical college. The House is OF brick
contains good elsern, c., and will be sold
great bargain. For terms apply to
nov "a A v LINDSLEY.
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Uncurrent Bank Notes Wanted.

WNTE will pay The highest market price for the Notes Of
w the following Banks, II delivered immediately Law
renceburg, ShebyVe, oeOee, cambridge, and Knoxville
above Notes want particularly. We will also buy
The Of all suspended Free Banks not mentioned IN
the above list at the highest market price.
doc ST A. WHELESS & CO.
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SELF PIEF.S ERV ATIUN, sc.
LII debts due previous 10 the year 1857 viii be col
n lected Hy suit January before Magistrates
IL no. Iad before This shall sppy TO ali persons,
without distinction. word to the wise Is sufficient"
dec 10 RCMcNAIRY & co.
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TUST received in Magazine and for SALE 1000 kegs 500G
81 halfkegs 500 quart Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
BY N + CHEATHAM, agent
for Manufacturers.
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P. P, PECK & RO.
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ITAVlNG determined to to Nashville will offer
for sale Thursday the 10Th day Of December the
vaas bic Fam which have lived for the past three
years 1t situated nine miles northeast Of Nashville in
McSpadden's bend, Immediately Cumberland river
There comfortable dwelling with good negro houses,
stables, barns and excellent orchard The Tract con-
$50 acres 40 of which cleared chiefly river bot,
tom inferior land in the county wit take pleas
showing the place. and IL sell at private sa At
will sell my stock OF Horses, Mules
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, among which some valuable
brood Mares well adapted TO saddle and harness.
Also my wagons, and farming utensils Particular
attention breeders called will offer the justly cele-
saddle Stallion, Marshall Ney whose celebrity is
extended in this vicinity require comment. Terms made
known day of sale.
decI-,f W. II, JOHNSON,
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A MOST delrEbe resdenee-2 miles from the City,
n Louisville Branch Pike-a comfortable dwelling, with
ofand viii sold liberia TERMS exchange for resi-
dencs in the City, between Cedar and Broad streets;
dec Elm AK Cherry st.
Fifty TO sixty BuiIding. Lots for sale i'm
EdgefieId.
FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT
TrHE undersigned offers sale fifty sixty Build
ing Lots in Hobson q Wheless' addition, and in the
property formerly belengng to NJ HObsoD. Just beyond
Galan Turnpike Woodland, Russell AID Fatherand
streets and back 70 rect to alleys sixteen feet Wids
Bridge, and the others within a mile
VIII sell these Lots the following terms: any one OF
Payment of sith be in cash. and Of the balance
in i've annual nsalmens with interest, and lien retained,
Sand no other security required.
Cd Annual payments years with intsrest-secur
ty to be given on the TWO first notes. and lien retained
3D. Egnl years credit the prIncpainerest payable
annually security required the interest nOtea and
lien retail ed.
4h Eight years principal interest psys
BILE annually and security required except en If the
purchaser viii put rp dwelling house within the first
Jh In many cases would willing give the purchaser
eight credit he would pay onehfth during The first
year carpenters work, brick work, clustering painting
and pay interest annually the balaRceno security being
required but lien
Offer these easy terms with the view of placing snug
and pleasant residence within the reach of Industrious
who desires it, and of adding TO the population of the
most beautiful village in the neghbOrhood OF our cy-in
Z" ds S55r-SHi Api y % W1sHiSSToS B4KRow.
FOR RENT,
TENRB upper par Of a House The College Cherry
n Street, to small, neat and respectable Family Bn
quire Of COOPER, Corner Spring and Market Stteet
decII.
SMALL RESIDENCE FOK SALE
A SMALL frame dwelling, kitchen, &C., with 4,6 or
a of fine garding land purchaser may DESIRE
about ~ miles from the city, the Galan Pike
great bargain will be given fol- = or u cash.
dec la-wlm A Il Cherry street.
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5000.


A proposition to the Enuentors or TENDERS of any
Seeing Nachins in the United States or Europe
$1,000.
That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max.
run and managed than the NJ Singer Shuttle
Machine in ever invented in the United states
or Europe.
$1,000.
That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max.
ing the GrnVe Baker stch capable of accomplishing
tatons families in the Southern States than the /. M
Singer any other Shuttle Machine any other Machine
for sewing now in use or in the United States
or Europe.
$1,000.
That he sewing do ne by the Grover & Baker Family
liable rip if thread stitch be broken, than the
l. NJ Singer any other Shuttle Machine any other
Europe
$1,000,
That the tover & Baker Family Sc -ing Machine, max
much greater strength and durability, of the kin ds
qured 10 be done plantations and by families Of the
Southern States than thu l. NJ Singer any other shuttle
Machine any other kline OF machine for sewing
invented in the United States Europe
$1,000.
That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover Baker stitch, will accomplish work
in twelve hours kinds required to be done in southern
families and with much less labor, and will last long
with Nss expense and than the l. NJ Stnge
other seute, any Sewing Machine in ever
invented.
The money now deposit in the City Bank of Nash
Vile and this proposition is to all; and should
one think that he has as GOOD or peter Sewing Machines or
the and ends for which the Grover Baker Machine is
designed recommended shall be pleased TO have it
produced for the esthe points in question to be decided
by Interested competent judges two from Georgia.
from Louisiana, and three IRON tennessee.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED By

JUST RECEIVED By
z. 81 AG AN,
80 MARKET STREET
~ - . In WILLIE, ST q N IA.
Physicians Visiting List for 1853
BranSton,s Hand book OF Practical Receipts.
MendenhaIl's Students Wade Mscum.
Smiths Domestic Medicine.
Reasey's Druggists Receipt Book.
Headland on the acton ofMedecine.
LRdlow's Manual of Medical examination.
Wiisona Directors Manual.
Peasee's Human Histology.
Msigs Diseases OF Uterus.
Vets on the Diseases of Woman.
'sQuits'' by the Author Of ssThe lnitials,'
The Gamblers Lifs BY 81. H. Green'
Tbs Reason Why. By the Author OF "lnquise Within"
Live and Learn
The Artists Bride, the Pawn Brokers Heir. Ply Bennett
Mabe Vaughan. By the Author Of a9he Lnmpnghtsr.p
Marrying too late. By Geo. Wood.
Inquire Within
Life aud Beauties OF Fanny Fern.
Little Dorrit. BY Dickens.
George the Planters Of the Isle Of France. By Dumas
The Virgin Wife. By W. Rebeau.
Csnonburg House, the Queens Prophecy By Reynolds
The Gypsy Chief By Reynolds.
WaIlcce The Hero of Scotland. By REYNOLDS.
hobart Bruce The Hero King of Scotland By Reynolds.
Brian O'Lunn. By Maxwell.
MOrco or the Female SIndgar. By Cobb.
The Rival Brothers. By CheiFer,
Wreck Of the Golsen Mary. By Dickens.
The Life and Adventures OF an Arkansas Doctor.
Just received sndIOr Sale by, F. HAGAN,
nov "a Market street.
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FOR RENT.
SNAIL RESIDENCE FO0 SALE

TENRB upper pan Of House The College Cherrl
n Street, a small neat and respectable Family. Bn
qure Of COOPER, Corner Spring and Market Stteet
decII.
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WE have large assortment of all styles, COACHES,
w BAROUCHES and bUGGlkS, which we will sell at
prices to suit the times oct21
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For b ent. for 1855.

THE house adjoining the Office ofthe Protection
/ Insurance Company. 40 6, on Market street, be
tween Church and Broad This is elite best
business houses CITY, Apply 70 Isaac Luton at said
Office, the undersigned, ABRAM b OEMOSS,
Rov "a df No 81, Cherry Seet.
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SUGAR AND MoLASSEs AT AUCTION,
1851. UNION LINE. 1883.
x F. p ie6sS.A LsfSSs.A
Ss~s7=TzzSEs s9Essfs# asEassss5ss

Regular new Orleans and Nashville Packets.
The steamer JOSEPHINE SAVAGE, 1900 tons,
Captain o. W. DAVIS.
The staunch steamer E. HOWARD, 1000 tons,
Captain ELI WOOD.
The steamer CUWBERLAND, 600 tons,
Captain VIM. DURRETT.
These steamers stand MOI. The SAVAGE being entire
y The HOWARD having been thoroughly Cverhauled
and past Inspection viii ready the first rise OF WAFER
commence regular trips above Capt B. Dufed
experienced gent will reside at New OreEUs and give
prompt attention all orders by these steamers
The undersigned will give their attention at Nashville TO
orders all intermediate landings The Cumberland
and Ohio rivers.
II. H. HARRISON,l A-o,,.
A. HAMILTON. I @As0'
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A SMALL frame dwelling, kitchen, &C., with 40 or
of fine garding land purchaser may desire,
about ~ miles from the city, the Gallalin Pike.
great bargain will be given for Is or Il cash.
l. 81 r w BROWN,
dec Ia-wIRl, A Z Cherry street.
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BILL PAPER. new and beautiful article. Just
receisrdby FAHAGAN.
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE FOE JANUARY,
1858.
beautiful number jest received by
2. HAGAN,
dec Is. Market Street
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR JANUARY,
1858.
Terms per year. single copies 25 cents Subscription
received and copies sold by r. HAGAE,
dec Is Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
COST OF MANURE.

The farmers of the United States, re-
siding on and neal the seacoast, pay an
nuslly about eleven millions of dollars for
foreign guano, as a manure-aboui
equal 20 half The average amount of the
annual export of grain. And yet they
are very negligent in making and COM
posting manure, equal in value, and al
half the cost, on their own farms. Where
is this unwise course leading 10! To
bankruptcy, undoubtedly. In every
State, thousands upon thousands Ct doi-
lars worth OF manure, more than is made,
might be annually secured by a little la
Dor and attention. We have no doubt
Ohio farmers lose yearly s500,O0O by
their neglect TO gather up the fragments
SO that nothing is lost. When this is
done, worn out farms will cease 10 exist,
and prosperity must ensure. Think Of
these things, farmers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
GOOD MEDICINES.
TT rs

TT is ESTIMATED
Il that AYERs CHERRY PEcTO- ~.
RAJ ard C1THARTIc PILLS haze ElNAAR
done more to promote the public S<HA
health than any other cause N-
There can be no question that the
Cherry Peeloral has by its thou liza KY
sand on thOHs4nd cures Of Colds. ~AHl
Asthma, Group, Infuen- AC@S
"a. bronchitis sc, very mich re- EE-1z5LE-E1
dueed the proportion OF deaths from Conservative dis
ca ses In this country. The Pills are rs good a the
PICTORIAL and viii cure more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less urxinr. Purge the
blool from its impurities Purge he Bowels Liver
and the whole yiSeerll system from ohstructious.-
Purge out the diseases which fasten on the BODY. tn
work its decay. But for diseases We should die only
Of old age. Take antidotes early and thrust it from
the system before It is yet too strong to yield.
Ayers pills do thrust out disease, not only WHEN Il
IS weak, but when Il has taken a strong holt. Read
cured by them from dreadful scrofula, Dropsy, Ulcers
Skin Diseases, Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Dysp spsia, In
tsrnal Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heartburn. Head
ache, Gout, and many less dangerous but still threat
ening ailments, such as pimples on the face. Worms,
Nervous Irritability, Loss OF Appetite, Irregularities,
Dizziness in the Head, Colds, Revers, Dysentery and
indeed every variety Of complaints for which a Purga-
tive Remedy Is required.
These are no random statements, but are authentica.
tel by your own n~eighbOrs and your own Physicians.
Try them once, and Won will never be without them
Price p cts. per Box Boxes for Sligo.
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by L. A. smith & Co War.
rem; DR.. ". Howe. North bloomfield; ii. W. Collar.
Mesopotamia, Ensign & Woodwork. Newton Fails,
and all dealers in medicine everywhere.
nac L. f56-1m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18

The GARDEN No land pays a higher
rate of interest than the humble, despised
garden. The quantity of vegetables
which it can be made 10 produce almost
exceeds belief; and farmers may well
open their eyes when told that under
good management, two acres of a garden
will be more profitable than twenty acres
of a farm as it is usually conducted. In
the vicinity of cities ard large towns, the
raising of vegetables Tor market is con-
Quoted OF a large scale, and is very lu-
c%rative, and even The poor man can, by
his own labors at odd lines, secure an
abundance of food for his family, which
is as good as money saved as well as
earned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18
fm t5e fatma,
YOUR N

Every nan should do his best 10 owl
a home. The fits, money he can spare
ought 10 be invested in a dwelling where
his family caniiEe permanently. View
ed as a matter Of economy, that is impor
Iani, moi only because he can ordinarily
build cheaper than he can rent, but be-
cause of The expense caused by a fire.
queni change Of residence. A man who
in early life builds u home for himself and
family, will save some thousands of dol
lars in the curse OF twenty years, be-
sides avoiding the Inconvenience and
trouble Of removals. Apart from this,
;here is something agreeable to our bet
ter nature in having a home that we can
call our own. 1t is a firm Of properly
that is more ihan property. 1t speaks 10
the heart, enlis;s the sentiments and en-
n lbles the possesSor. The ASSOCIATIONS
hat spring up around it. as the birth
place of c~hildren-as the scene of lies
hottest emotions-a as the sanctuary where
one cherishes puresi thoughts, are such
as all value; and whenever their influence
is exc rted, the moral sensibiliiics are i'm.
proved and exalted. The greater part Of
our happiness of TO day is increased by
The place where We were happy yester-
day, and so, insensibly, scenes aid cir
cums:aDces gather up a store Of blessed
ness for the weary hours of the future!
On this o we should do all in our
power 10 make home attractive. Not on
ly should We cultivate such tempers as
serve 10 render its intercourse an liable
and a~ffeciionaie, but We should strive 10
adorn il with those charms which senSe,
and refinement SO easily impart to it,
We say easily, for there are persons who
think that a home cannot be made beauti-
full without a considerable outlay of mon
ey. Such people are in error. Ii costs
1t lie to have a neat flower garden, and 10
surround your dwelling with the simple
beauties that delight the eye far more
than expensive objects, If You let The
sunshine and dew adorn your yard, they
will do more for you than any artist
Nature delights in beauty. She loves 10
brighten the landscape and make it agree
able 10 the eye. She winds the ivy
around the ruin, and over the stump of a
wilhered tree twines the graceful vine
A thousand arts she practices 10 animate
the senses and please the mind. Follow
her examples, and do for yourself what
is always laboring 10 do for you
is a divine insirumentality. Ii is
one Of Gods chosen forms Of power. We
never see creative energy without some
thing beyond mere existence, and hence
the whole universe is a teacher and it,
spircr Of beauty. Every man was Torn
10 be an artist so far as the appreciation
aud enjoyment of beauty are concerned,
and he robs himselfo Of one Of the precious
gifts Of his being if he fails to fulfill this
1eniicent purpOseo OF his creaiion.-SouA-
I'm Tines.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-18

D TO A JUG OF RUN.

Here, only by a cork controlled,
And siender walls of earthen mould,
inaH The pomp of death repose.
The seeds Of many a bloody nose;
The ehattering tongue, the horrid oath.
The fist for fighting nothing 10th;
The passion which no word can tame,
That bursts Ike sulphur into fame;
The nose ~earbuDeled, glowing red,
The bloated eye, the hroken head;
The tree that bears the deadly fruit
ofmurder, manning aRd dispute;
Assault that innocence assails,
The images of gloomy jai!s,
The giddy thought on mischief bent,
The midnight hour in riot spent;
All these within this jug appear,
And Jack, the hangman in the rear.