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]. c. LUTTRELL. Comptroller

The subscriber continues issue Policies, both Fire
and Marine, OF the above reliable Company equta
BILE rates. JOSEPH NASH,
feo5-3w Agent.
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nfm-Dork.

Prom VISCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
New York.
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them unprcpared. We have abundant grounds e. be-
eye the CHhaT PEcTuRAL more lives by the con
sum ptiOns II prevents than those Il Keep by
you and your colds while they ourabie, fcr
neglect them until human skill master the mex
orabie caIker that fastened the vits, eats our
life away. All know the dreadful fatality OF lung dis
orders ard they know the virtues n this rem
edy. need not do than 10 assure them u "a
siil made the best II be. We spare cort. nc
care DO toll 10 produce the most perfect possible
aud thus afford those who rely on il the best agent
which our skin can furnish for their
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Burns and Scalds

For these dreadful accidents
the ARCTIC LlSIAgST should be
kept on hand; il affords sure
and immediate relief, often saw
ing from death. Every steam
boat and railroad train should
keep il. Who that has heard
the shrieks of anguish uttered
by tho scalded and MANNED
victims Of explosions and col
!isians, does not feel that some
means Of relieving their tor
ture should always be acessi-
bl@s Such does exist IN this
balmy pain controlling agent.
Il fG
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The stamp around each viii also bear the names
of the fropretof and of the Uniied States agents.
Druggists and Dealers will observe On each dozen
package the following label.
iNroETANr CsVuo~-Th- increased reputation and
great demand for oras Compound Extract 0f Copai-
hs and SarsaEaria have bssa Inducements for athers
10 oder mutations III this valuable medicine. fenders
particularly warned of this fact that they may be
thrir guard and dlspSe q any impure AFticle,
calculated 70 snlgs thsir reuttin and destroy the
ipcFts q the original preparation, % obvats Whch
the Subscriber (succescf - james TArrAnt, hy hem
% wss tst introduced futo The puited SAtxl has al
tschcd his Signature % tbs caution % conoterfeii
wtIich \ f2rsery. JonS A TxEkksI.
Address orders far the above article With fz direc-
tons foT shipment 10
JOHN A. TkwRAST A 20 Druggists
ts No rs, Gsesaxsch, corner WaEEs1 81 X. r.
Dec T-dtv.
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Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

THIS article was CONSTRUCTED IN Consequence OF
Il suggestion from tire American Institute, that
siIHple, portable and low-preed furnace, was much
needed by farmers boiling and STAINING food
for many mechanical and domestic purposes. IL took
the premium at the L. ). Agricultural Fair Louis
vile. just received. WM SrEWAgT,
No. II Market Street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking Stoves
for coal. W. s
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The Mothers Companion.

1t cures CAKES IN THE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES,
SoRE IIFs, PnPLEs, &C La
dies who prize a pure skin,
void OF pimples, biotches,
scurf, and dissertations
and eNcresenccs, should at
tack these trespassers ON
beauty's domain as soon
as they appear with the
Arctic Liniment. II Is eX-
cellent for the hair, giving
ita healthy glossy appear
ance. IL IS
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icines and that they WIN unpreee-
dentedly upon the esteem of all men. They ars SAFE
and pleasant take but powerful 10 cure. Their pen.
eiraiing properties stimulate the vital activities of the
body, remove the distractions OF its organs, purify
the blood and expel the disease They purge out NE
foul humors which breed and grow distenper, sunn-
late sluggish esordered organs into their natural
action, aud inpart healthy tone 10 The whole system
every BODY but also formidable and dangerous ds-
eases that has baaIed the best human skill While
they produce powerful effects, they are at The same
time la diinin shed doses. the safest and beet physr
that can be employed FOR children. Being sugar
coated. they pleasant to take and being purely
vegetable, are free frora amy rsk Of harm: Cures
have been made which EnrfssS belief were they Dot
suhsiantaied by men Of such exalted position and
character forbid the susIcicn of untruth Many
eminent cergytnen and ply sei.ns have lent uleir
nAmes 10 certify Ia the public sle reliability of my
remedies while others have sent me the assurance VI
their convictscn that my Preparations contribute m
mensely 10 the relief of my actcd, suffering fellow
The Agent below named n pleased 20 furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for thrr
use ana eertneatas q Their eurcs, of ths following
complaints;
opsiiveaess, Rlius oosnTiAizss Rheumatism Drop<y
Nausea, fridsgesgon Morbid rnariicn af TIE Bowel,
ana Pain arising th-rrfron, Flassency fess q Apse
tite AZ rceros and Cutaneous Diseases Which require
an evacuAnt MsdiciHe, scrofulA Kiag's Evi. They
also, by purifying thc blood and stimulating the sys
tenn care EaDy complaints which 4 would not D. sup
Tssed they ooaf reach, sarh ~ De4fness. Partial
Biincncss SeuraiEa and Nerr"rs Irrsablly Dernnge
of the f1ver ana Ksdnrys Gcut, and other KIN
dred eomTlaints sfiring sren ow STATE q tbs body
OF otstraction o. faact5nns.
Do Dot hs paf GO ~ unpsiacplsd de<ers vith suns
efhsr pil tsey make moe preet 90 Ask foE ANA /.
Pstfr and ttke nethng else No otbor tbey can efrt
yoa compares with thh m its fntrnsc value Ct eurs
tive Ezassetx. 1is kek shs beat asd tAers 90
shrns. ant tlsry sheuld have a. t.ssf
Prepared ny Dr. y. q. AxKHss ~
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Mz.
Puss 2S ersl rsx nax Fsszboxz Eu< sI.
soI4D ny
BERRY Id,s0yILIk, S@shFiIs-
Retail by
10 G Kgows, an< Al DraSxku n fhs cay
TEfERs0E 4 ElASEINS, colssnbl4-
IfI01fAS HikO., c1<rksssDe.
H. n Dft.kf. Salefeyg1Is-
ElIfJL 4 BLACkSOhE, csllaffa-
AID AL ds&lexf n nse1cLns sr<ry shere-
bAx. PAcxARn,
fsbi--4m AdxsrIzing Axrnt
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yNkhass- l-z<s <.a<k a slr@e cs..srs. s.rk.<,s 3
w e1al-(tt kAd c1nuia>s fatrns he hiicI
srieis sa< Ne ara Px<u,1zs - the A.snai fsF a
- - = <kaIko>s CO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-18
Announcement.

Extraordinary Announcement.
Every purchaser Of a dollar bottle OF the ARCTIC
LINIMENT receives at nr. Bragg's expense, the Unit
ed States Journal oi New York for one year. The
journal is a large illustrated paper-each number
tainug sixteen pages beautifully printed on clear white
paper, and ied with original matter from the most
brilliant writers OF the country Certificate OF sub
scripton and fu particulars OF the novel and phan-
thropic enterprise of which this offer forms part,
will accompany each bottle
An AGENT wanted In every town and village. -
BRAGG 4 BURROWEsS, -. Louis, Mo-
New York Office, No. 81 broadway.
Communications should always be addressed TO ST.
Louis.
For sale in Nashville by Berry Demoville, A. H
Roscoe, q. W. Hendershot and J. Stretch.
fchl3-ly
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ENGINEhhTs AND GENERAL SUITS OTFCE, MEMrME AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
MEMP1nS, June %, 1857.
To WHOM IT CONCERN This is to certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased Of W : Bennett the right 10 prepare and use
upon their Depots Buildings Cars, &c, &c, West =
Gavanc patent IRE and water proof Roofing and that
We believe II 10 be economical and durable cover
ing, having already had ii in for eight months.
FHr SAM. TATE, President.
s-a f. c. ARMS, Gen1 Sapt.
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VOL. XXI.
new-Dork.

From s NJ. PETTINGIIL q cos Advertising Agency,
lI9 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
and No 10 State Street, BOSTON,.
p Co. Agents for the most mnnenoai ara
largest circulating Commercial papers ooth IN tne
United States and the Canadas.
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orrIcr on NIIss. CEyrRA1 : TryN. r. r. Co. J

BOLIVAR, IENN., Oct. /, 1887.
This will certify that the VI C. & I. r. r 20. have
purchased Of Mr. W. s Bennett, the right USE on
their Cars, Bridges, buildings Sc-, &c West Gavan-
&c Cement Having II used and tested / have no
hesitation In recommending 1t to be the best and cheap
est covering now IN
H. p. NEEI.Y, President
NJ Z, I. X. H. Co.
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For sale bV all respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices of the Iinnent. Is cents, so cents and 81
bottle. dollar butte contains as much llninent
as eight TWEEN five cent bottles.
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Regular Nashville and New Or
leans Packet.

rT'TIE lue and substantial pas q cTTn -
i scugcr aud freight steamer, fs-sI-SHastIssSa1
JAMES n. LUCAS II. q MCCo- ss-zf---zEzsS=<
MAS, Master will run "a regular packet between this
city AMI New Orleans during the present season max
ing regular seventeen day trips
trbl--tf
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, inhuenza,
Bronchitis, Whooping-Cough,
Group, Asthma, Incipfent
Consumption,

SOnsuIu ptIo m.
And for the relief OF Consam ptiye pa
tents in advance stages OF the disease
We need not speak 10 the public al
its virtues Throughout every town
and almost every hamlet of the Amer
lean States, It's wonderful cures OF pul
mOnary complaints have made Il al
ready known. Nay, few are the fam
lilies in anV civilized country ON thii
continent without some personal expe
rience Of ~ effects; and fewer yet th'
communities any where which hav'
not among them some living trophy o
its victory over the subtle and danger
Gus diseases Of the throat and lungs
While il IL the most powerful antidul'
vet known 10 man for the fofmidabll
aud dangerous diseases OF the pnlmo
nary organs. il is also the pleastntes
and safest remedy that can be EN-
ployed FOR infants and young persons
Parents should have Il In store ngRins
tire insidiOns enemy that steals up0I
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MEMPHIS, TrNs Jan. II, 1887.
To THE PuHIC;-w. > Bennett made appic tan t0
us last Summer 10 cover buildings wlth Vests
Galyanic Cement; IL being thing, We thought We
would try IT, had applied 10 Black ksmitb shop and
Engne House, attached 90 the Foundry They have
proved all required OF water proof roef having with
stood some Of the greatest stors and giving good
satisfaction. We only add, try and you will b.
satisfied CURTIS 4 KNAPP, Iron Founders
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Misfellane0ns.
TENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

TI'HE undersigned is prepared introduce into
l. H. tennessee W. 4. CHILIIS cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING aHd asks the attention Of Architects, Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the public, examine its
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Good for Man and Beast.

IL Is q sovereign remedy
for the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted
curing the most alarmingea-
scs Of BRUISES, SrRAISa,
SrnNG-HALI, SCRArcHKs,
WOUNDS, SwEESY, SfAvIS,
RINo BoNE, BIC HEAD, Poll
Evil, &c. No farmer, live
~ siabl, X ,eper ,or any per-
son owning valuable hORsEs
should be without this vAlu-
nhle refuatN
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Mr.. Bennett has done some small amount ~ roofing
for me IN his peculiar way, with Cotton stuff, coated
with preparations the basis of which APPEARS 10 be
Coal Tar H u very efecinal and light roof and aE
pears 10 promise considerable durability, fum the
preservatye qualities of the composition, winch Tene
trates the cloth and protects from the influence the
AR and water The Composition does not lquify and
run from the effects Of the heat the sun Ia Summer
nor does il harden aud crack from the Influence IN the
cold Of Winter p NIRRII
Oct o-iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-18
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THE sciences Of Chemistry and
Meiicine have been taxed uieir ut-
most to produce this best, most per-
feet purgsiive which Is known TO man.
Innumerable proofs are shown thai
these PIIIs have virtues which sur.
pass Ia excellence the ordinary med
Linz and ihaa iha.Y srln uIInrecn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30
Army Intxlligencs.
ora roRr LEAvFSwoRrn coRsEsrosDzvcE.

ora TORT LEAvFNwoRru CORRESPONDENCE
FoEr LxAvNwoRrH, July "a, 1858.
Ire Erpsdiion 70 Ee M,rioO ne March-Gen or 1
Ae-s Of Ca Hansy-Dipatson Of tie oOvrnmen
Povcs5, DC.
After having completed the necessary Arrangements for
the large force concentrated hsre, the usual annual expe
cnOc for New Mexico took up iu line Of march yesterday
mpnns
Msjos E1sc,us Backrs Third infantry, com handing
FIRST Lieutenant, Roger Jones, Mounted Rifles, Adjutaut
Captain and Bfevet MAJOR Donaldson, Acting Qusrter-
master.
o.g.s,n ". K. Vac Bokse.sa, Acting ouarscrmSscr and
NSors--Jobn g. sinon,on and Charles y. Run.
rfS. Lieutenant and Brtvet Captain Gordon Granger.
rscoud l4euteDant Edison and Clsfin, Mounted Rides.
Captain and Bfeye, Major shepherd
captain George Sykes
FIRST Lieutenant q. N. g. Whistler
Hecond Lieutenant q. W Holt, Third Infantry
Assistant surgeon - Bulls, medical elcer and apou
1ss recruits, intsodcd for the above named resIents
Ms Ruff, Mrs Van ellen, Mrs Shepherd Mrs Sykes
Mr. Whistler and Mrs Edsop, with their families &C ,om
psried their husbands, and Mrs Lieut. W y tame lef
With them 10 JOIN her husband there.
They proceeded but three miles OF The distance the r.
dsy ort stopping st Salt Greek beautiful romantic
ca ps ground fsmla 70 all travellers tns section Of
equity mere they overtsken by mos, tsrrao
fuescr Storm serving a. ssr of christening 10 the long
icrr vrry journey OF week., porbaps moo:hs s'ross the
: t. cypress from The Plains arrived last eYsaIpg
bril % nothing u importance rem the To forces
vi ihs oxoepton Of Geo Hwneys orders or ihe tlsp,
LEI D socompsny this
Gain being hned out f6D here ooBtaalrz the
poteeaots necers.ry fer the erection 81 ho TEMPORARY
- VIC re9fs daring me ytElgs. a Ee
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iScE,;biARY Aoross.-wiam Easton and his
.Ie, stock sosors have been arrested at 81 Louis,
ragged WIZ setting IRE ~ the theatre Leavenworh,
causing iae recent DISASTROUS coDfagrnon Ia that place
ihey were both 10 the thyaire N iks night q iaf IRE,
~ leu nmsdeely sftsr Tor Lous where they wers
ca, KsEiass!i
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Mr.. Editor;
In ancient times. "Jolin the Reyelltor'
s4lutcd the seven churches at Asia. In mod
ern times, and Of very recent d.,a. the
church at Bluchill has received a sllatati5n
purportins to be from the :! irit Of that en-
inent divine, Roy. jonathan Fisher. New
Mr.. Editor, we are no Spiritualis, nor do We
believe in having any communication what
ever with the spirits Of the departed; but in
this case we cave in--;0t becaL Sc tic spirit
has communicated, (for we have long woE-
dcrcd (if such things beg why those good
sold worthless" long since departed, have
not spoken in their once familiar manner to
their ocks,) but for the truths spoken-ap-
plicable not only TO this, but to many
churches throughout our land Now we
cannot give the communication rcriatim ct
heratio, but as near as may be you have
it
Like John the Rcyclator, says; 81 know
your works, patience, ;ribulation and poyer-
ty;" yet have some few things against you
whereby an constrained to write; for did
not | when among YOU, labor and Pray that
you might increase in holincss-grJw in
grace, and rejoice always in serving God ,
And how have You kept my counsels? Have
ycu not departed from the faith once de-
liyored unto you? Have not some 'ism,'
whose downfall we once earnestly prayed,
found root and sprang up in some of your
souls? Is charity the twin brother Of you
all, and the love Of tie brethren the sincere
desire Of your hearts? Are there not some
among you who despiso the simple and sin
gle amusements of youth, and like the Phar-
asee thank God that ''you are not as other
men are''-whle at the same time You are
irving to serve both God and mammon?
''Oh We who strain al gnat and swallow a
camel. And are there not still those who
profess to love the Gospels charming sound
and who from selfish and sinister motives
are dilatory in using the means God has given
them to sustain it? o my dear brethren,
rise shake off every prejudice, every "easily
5esettins sin and run with patience the race
set before you Be united; labor; pray
md toll with unceasing effort for tie spirit
dal Advancement of the Redecmer's kim dom
Be Jealous in evarE good w9r, and work,
s. Law 4. iug an. la ali lin ehrisEan.
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DOMESTIC P0RTS.-

iiEsr BGophv;ltr--Ar 18th se4r. K. Leach.
westward; l3th. rachc Ann, Green, Aenhurypurt;
- Queen Gray Boston, witt los at 1bbIum.
and othrt damage; Il. Il. Perkins. Kohprt., west
ward opiir, Perkins Boston slI. 18th. .chr.
pay Spring. Cousins, Bangor; raebo Ann, Grcon,
haasor. 10th. ar. brig Beaver. Tapey. Ban cor
scdr. Napoleon. shepherd, Boston. ith schr Pres
iden,, Tapcy, Norwich with los Of best anchor
on shnal-. 18th brig Abaer Taylor. Tapley, Ban
gnr. Sd. lsth schr. Napoleon. sacpherl. Ban .pr :
resident TaFley, Bangor.
StHEESf2yiLlU.-Arr. 18th. SER. J. Warren.
iliadlr, Ann Crcoon. Hooper, Bos, on. Sid. Eth
schv. Ann Crceon, Hooper, BANGOR
PKNoHscoT.-Ar 18th. Schs Il Leach Leach.
Key Wet; IL Perkins, Thompson. a.. tpair
Leach, Boston. 18th, Harriet. Littlefcld. Rock
land. Sid I'LL, Jessie Bcatan. Perkins, LYNN.
oGi=tNh.-ald 18th. sea NJ Partridge bow,
Grand Bank; Eth, Graiuate. Gross. do: Maria
l2pise, Rich, do; Julia Graee, Saunders, do;
diamond, Bridges, Bay Chealeur; May Queen.
Taylor, banks; aud others for lshin; grounds.
Import l1ih.--eh, Ve'ta, Iiauft; Jane Pitch
er; Frederick Hahn, Winchenback; Caroline.
Hartman; Chesapeake, RUSSELL swan, Barbour
Odd Fellow Phillips Ari4l"c ilatchius.; Ame.
la, croeher; Sloop Lads JaHe, Mekepney.
BLrEuiLL-Ar 18th, Magnolia, CAndage, Bo.-
tom Cara Norton, Harding do; Julia Elizabeth,
Merrill, d.; Massasoit st9ver, RocklanIi Loo,
tanlase, do Victory, Caniego. Boston.
Sll 18th. sch Catherine. Norton, Boston
MtcntAs.--Ar 18th, sehs Douuorth Bradbury
Boston, John, C".beth, do; Wm. Pope, Richard
son, do; Phebc Baxter, Cole, do Zulma Church.
New York; Augusta, Cole, Do. eth, Brig Cclt,
Holmes. Boston.
Sid 18th. schs Ocean Bell, Watt. Marbleh.ad =;
i3ti, Hatbinser, Whittemgrc, Charleston; May
MAemAsronT.-Ar. lith, Big celt. Homes
Boston.
SD l4th, IIiawatha, schoppc, and Eipsey, In
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E.iNasDr Smiling.

We see that some of the opposition papers
are disposed to make capital out of the liquor
spilling operation in this town. The Angus
ia Age attempts this thing, and in its last
contains the following precious announce
mcnt' -
And in the face of these scenes of violence,
stimulated. sanctioned and upheld by the
Nuisance Act, the people of Maine are insult
ed by the Republican press, by being It'd
that they can dispose of the whole liquor
question as they see fit on the 9TH of June.
This liquor spilling is ''stimulated' Mr.,
Age, by witnessing the YOUTH Of our village
fast fastening to destruction and ruin, by
the flood of rum let loose in our midst.
But what puzzles US most is that the thing
should have been done while there is but
little active temperance feolins. except among
the ladies' We more thar suspect that the
gang Of rowdies, 50 dcsignated~5y the
Wing, may have been some OF the most re-
spectacle ladies in our village. BE this as it
may, we know that those who did the deed
must have belonged to all the political par
ties. as those who were and are engaged in
the rum business arr thus classified There
is nothing Of political nature to be attach
ell to the transaction.
We suppose that democrat who should
find his s5a or his father needias his assistance
to reach his home, in Consequence Of being
made dFahheH by the Illegal sale el rum.
might be provoked to do what was done here,
without regard to political considerations :;
and we apfrfhetad that the different views en-
tertained IN tins faia subject e''.'es if23A the
different relations witch the persons iaiaihs
them bear to the traffic. W hen we See do
mes'1e troubles coming Ike a flood Hf2n Il
household and those most to be affected 9y 1t
leelh5 Kenny and strongly the shame AMI
d'nscr that Is overwhelming them, party
feelings give away t. str MGR emotions, ana
the present and pressing duty OF SAVING loved
ones iron 1o@i destruction e"sfoSseS their at
tcntIon' to tao exclusion oi the thought OF
vote more OF les t0F this or 'iiA' parry
But there Is an aspect OF the case Witch may
alarm some; and 1t Is asari'"S one do not
such scenes encourage MOB law and Y0iencg'
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

-IIarper's Magazine for June, and the
commencement of the 18th volume, is rscev-
ed through A. Williams 4 Co., Boston.
The publishers say, "they believe that the
Magazine embraces in its general plan every
thing essential to an attractive literary mis-
cellany, adapted to the wants Of the Ameri-
can Public This view of the character of
Harper's, accords with that of the thousands
of monthly readers. This is very excellent
number, Moses Hale will supply orders.
--Arthur's Home Magazine, full of the
best of reading matter, and the latest fash
ion plates, with fine engraving, is received
for June This is capital 50, Magazine.
Subscribe through Mr. Hale, or send to the
Pub.
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MesSrs Jcwctt u Co, are about 10 publish
Father llenson'> story Of his OWL life, with
preface by Mrs Stowe The Boston Jour
nal says
"lhase who listened to his simple but
touching story at the fremont Temple on
sunday Of last week. will not need tn be told
by II, that the book is one OF uncommon i'll
teri,st, and thea the fact that he Is the hero
Of MIS- Stoves romaRce, she having drawn
the strongest outlines OF tnrle Tom from
his history, will crcataa very strong hcsire
u read h autobiography, Invested Of all
Romantic drarcry. 1t isa true story Of "a
true man.
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and soon, very soon beseech you get pas
tor--ono whom you will delight to love and
cherish, and if he be young let no man de-
spise his youth. In his labors help him; re-
ioice with him in his rejoicings, and in his
sorrows comfort and console him. If for re-
taxation from labor he seeks ADJUSTMENTS,
frown not; but above all my brethren have
charity, and soon yc shall reap if ye faint
not. ~
Bluchill, May, 1853.