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FALL ARRANGEmENT.
FREIGHr FRON NEW YORK 10 NASHVILLE,
In connection NEW YoRK Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
Lines, to
Charleston and Savannah.
--vrrv- e,,,s a. q. tale ss.,t IN and .ftar JTTyE 1st
nE1V NnIsIZ "a NASTIVIIIE.

Third class 10
p Boxes,
Special rates, "
CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTEs.
1sT. CLASS.--Piano-Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes, Liquors Oils. boles CaHphene and Spirits
Turpeutne barrels; CarpeiHg, China, Glass and Glass
Clocks, COnfectiOneres Cotton Cards. Cut
lery, cases. casks and boxes Dry Goods in boxes and
bales; Drugs Trees and Shrubbery, turs, Garden
Seeds Looking Glasses Looking Glass Plates, lat
er's rk Oysters and jars saldlery I'M and Brit
tania Ware, Teas and Spices
SD CHASSsardWare Except such as specified IN First
Third Classs,) Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreign Ii
quors, barrels and pipes tobacco, IN boxes Leather IN
rolls boxes; Oils, barrels and casks; Cockey and
Queensware and casks Rice, Whiting, Plaster,
and Copper.
Sd CIASSsAXes, Sh0yels Spades, Irons Zinc and Tin
pigs Anvils Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes
Manila Cotton Cordage Coffee, Heavy Castings, Mill
Gearing, Carriage Springs and AXe Railroad Mehes and
SPECIAL HATESs-Furniture and Carriages boxed, and
other light articles enumeated also Carboys Of Acids
other Chemicals, will be charged by actual weight at
double First Class rates.
III = charge for drayage, Wharfage, or Forwarding The
70 Nashville.
II , Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, Of Stevenson, entitled 70 above rates.
III = only necessary goods 70 Charleston and Sa
vannah, al risks after they delivered by the
Of draymen, the wharf, until deiv
depot Of destination By doing this merchants VIII
save from . per the l and d class goods
Il = Road viii not be responsiheor any damages occurring at
Goods shipped via Savannah should consgnedo Agent Cen
fral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
shipped Charleston, should be consigned to Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
iupeI-tf General Agent.
banner Gazette Patriot copy and discontinue freight
Advertisements.
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PIP. PECK, 83
CARRIAGE WAR EHOUSE,
COAGHES ROCKA WAYS BAROUCHES RREI rs,
AND BUGGIES.
Also, the exclusive sale Of those justly celebrated
Coaches
MADE BY BREWSTER, OF NEW YORK.
Also,
Buggss with without tops, Of my manufacture.
Forsale unusually for cash prompt paoer.
CORNER CHERRY DEADERICK STREETS.
NASHVILLE, TENNE SEE.
l.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad
BOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
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Whites CreelI Springs.

TEVfE subscriber viii be prepared receive Boarers at this
watering place, L miles north OF Nashville, during the
Summer yaon from the first Of July to the first Of September.
There will De barTOom kept il is designed chiefly for
the accommodation OF Families, and individuals Wh
a quiet, heahfu place during the heat Of Summer
The Springs, formerly much visited, we'll known to
quire any elaborate description.
Nc pains viii be spared render the situation Of visitors
pleasant.
Price of Boar 81 so per day s. 90 per week Servants and
Children under 10 years ofage, half price
may13-dtW z. L. CROChER
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PrOfessOr HaskeII,s EIecfric an.

Professor HaskeII's Electric Oil,
POSITIVE and speedy cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
N Deafness Eysipeas, scrofula Bronchitis letter, Ring
worms Scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
IL Cured fa from three TO flre1ty minutes. 4
COrns, Piles, IOOthache Chronic Stiff Joints, Sprans and
Laeness in Man Beast, all kinds Of Sores, Fcke, and Hu
mors, Cramps and Collie, Pains Of every description
simultaneously.
Prices so cts., 81 and 81 per Bottle.
1t is the only real HAIR INYIGORATOR that viii make the
hair grow when everything else fails; clean the head white and
free from DANDRUFF in ten minutds it a shiny glossy
This wonderful Oil is perfectly harmless burning bs
teng sensations, with other lotions Iniments plea
SAINT to take conquers fire; soothing and healing burn
scald in five minutes.
This Oil operates the principles Of Electricity; thousands
miraculous have been performed By il all the land
Use everything else then give this Oil trial, you will
be convinced INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle
shall have it free
Friend suffer no longer send for bottle Of Haskes Electric
Oil Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. 63
Pine
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Contrac
On Of the muscles should try the Eectropedean Bath. Be par
ucular about the directions accompanying each bottle No ped
dlers sell this medicine. Only respectable druggists and country
Merchants agents. who have large IhOgph certificate
signed by the proprietor
Bearare Of C0alHterfeitsI
Every bottle has Professor Haskels Electric OIL blown on
the side and edges Of the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. Is Pine Street, SGiHt LOUis, Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
terms. Druggists and merchants desiring supply of this popu
lar and wonderful remedy. by calling person, addressing by
letter, Prof. Haskell, % Pine Street, Louis, will their
orders promptly Fl led and forwarded
Terms, Casll-S4 s. SIS per dozen It is elegantly
securely packed, and variety Of superb Lh0grap, Fine
Bills &c furnished gratuitously Send in your orders;
For sale wholesale by EWIN. PENDLETON & CO. and retail
by 10. G. BROWN, Nashville Tenn. marld&wly.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
- ts7sss
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
TO Philadelphia.
FWVRAINS leave Ptsbug follows Mail A. NJ East Line
E 3 p. NJ; Express Mail $40, p. NJ.
The Express daily, other two Sundays excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from St.
Louis NO. Dubuque and Iowa City, Iowa. Cairo, Rock
Island, Chicago, Illinois, Lexington and Louisville, KY;
Tera Iaute Indianapolis, and Lafayette Indiana Cincinnati,
Columbus Dayton, Toledo Cleyeoud, Zancsyile, Crelne
Aaslon and Wooster Ohio Also, Kansas, Nebraska and Min
nesOta. and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers from the rely upon this being the short
es and most expeditions Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug2l Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad, Phila.
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RED TsOTTTNG5 SPR RTNGS,

M AEON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.-Ne take pleasure ia
lvN nouncng friends that ready
tors and that necessary preparation has been made for
their comfort and pains will be spared render their
pleasant and agreeable As the medicinal quality water,
many afflicted with various diseases have visited them and in few
weeks have been entirely cured greatly relieved, compr
sing patients afflicted with diseases Of the Kidneys, Scrofula dis
Of the Sn the Bladder, DroTsy, Sore Eyes
arrangement Of the Digestive System in general
CHARGES.
Transient Boarders from 81 81 5Operdy or per week.
Children under years and servants, half price
Mr.. Thomas OF Hartsye. will Hack the Stage
from that place the Springs regularly through e
.l1 4 pr,r
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TFVIIIS will be opened for the
cepuOu o visitors the 18th sf June. The and
buildings in the most complete order The table will at all
times be supplied with the choicest yands the market affords. The
extensive house. we'll stocked with neXaustibe supply
good Band Of Music will be in attendance The Bar
viii be well supplied with choice selection Of wne liquors, and
and sXe0n Will be made advance the comfort and
pleasure Of all VISITORS that may with call.
june5-Imeod6-w BG&P J.. MGSHER.
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DIVING, McCRORY 8 90,


LELLYETT d SMITH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C, &C.
Nos. 10 and T. Market Street, EIsl0ae Tennessee,
60 KEEP constantly hand, a large and F7F5A
t@=well selected stock Of the above named arti- -=l
As=zzssces Of every grade, embracing common S7ssE
Liquors every description, fine Brnles, Wines, GIN, Rum
and in fact everything in the Liquor line Kept in this market
Our stock Of Tobacco embraces every variety grade
good common Tennessee and Kentucky the and
choice Virginia Brands.
Havana.
We manufacture the most Of our Whskeys, both fine and
mOn and ready to guarantee their purity Adulteaton
with poisonous drugs not part Of reng process Our
weknown and popular brands Of Smiths Extra Tennessee
White Whskey and smiths Magnolia Whiskey" have now
great Our Old Whkeys better proof and favor
and better in every respect than the Cincinnati limitations brought
here
Call and examine for yourselves.
apE22-ly LELLYETT & SMITH.
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

6 GB.-@z5ss.=s...iz5...S
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n. CHEATHAM. (. ,. CHATHAM
VI. a. Il. r. CHEATHAW,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C.
CORNER OF COLLEGE, AND CHURCH STREEZS
Nashville, Tennessee.
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WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
THAR DIN COUNTY TEN n ESSEI EssssThe above
Watering place will be opened for the reception visitors,
the first day Of JUUe daily coaches our hours
sagng viii with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
the Bunsve Depot Ten hours em Memphis the
Sprggs health pleasure the White sulphur equal
any Watering place North South fine band Of Music from
New Orleans viii be in attendance. GEO. SHALL,
may30-d&wlm Proprietor.
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II DESIR ABLE FAFRm FOR SALE.--We are
offering that beautiful, and we'll improved farm con
tanning @ acres fronting the Gsatn Turnpike, and within sight
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, three and half miles
This place in Of the best neighbor-
hoods the State The improvements consist Of commo
Dwelling good Servants Rooms Kitchen Carriage
House. Stables and excellent springs, all under substantial
enclosure. BkAASkORDs McWHlIsLEh q CO5
innel2-lm No. 3, Inn Block
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Inion an0 9meritan.
Daily s. ; Tri-WeekIy s.; weekly 50.
Rates Of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LASS CONSTITUTE A sQUARH.
IN TIE DAIIY
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Kansas Land Agency.
JAMES Il. HERD, LATE OF SPARTA,
ID TennesseWi attend promptly all business entrusted
his in the Land Office Of the Delaware District
Territory, situated at EiCkapOo
He Will sell Land Warrants time the
when the lands Of the District subject to private entry.
Also purchase lands the public sale in July and do all
that he can in ucous selections, to promote the interest Of his
clients. Address JAMES r. HERD,
Refer 70 Kckapoo, X. 7.
Gen Gen p w. W. Whitfield, Register, Kiekspoo, KIT
smoot Russell < Co., Leavenworth, K T.
Robert Campbell, Esq, st. Louis, Missouri.
II. FaWt, Esq, Washington, d. c.
Cook, Bailey Go, Nashville, Tenn may l5-tw3m.
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RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, Al
BALTIMORE, % HOURS.
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Epperson springs,

nTACON COUNTY TENNESSEE.--This highly
lIE reputed and well known watering place, viii be opened
and ready for the reception OF visitors and nvad by the 10th Of
May As regards the high character Of the medical qualities Of
its suffice il that the
Of the waters has effected Of various diseases the treat
ment Of which has foed the eminent physicians. There
pracucng physician residing the Springs, who will always
in attendance, should his professional sericesbe required
Our table will be we'll supplied, with the country
affords, and that prepared in good style.
Our stables viii also be well attended.
We have abundance good pure ice stored away for the
benefit comfort Of friends and visitors. Charges
Transient BOarders from 81 . 50 90 per day, 81 copper
week Children under years Of age and servants, half price
Horses so per day. Washing and Ironing 81 90 per
For services, reasonable charge will be
will leave the Springs every morning at o'clock Ito regu
lary through the selson to the Nashville and Louisville
stage at the Rock House.
WlI. A. DEBOW & BRO
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KINGSTON SPRINGS

WWJAAL be opened for the summer Season Of 1855 the t
Wv the visitors The subscriber viii Be
prepared receive Boarders, and furnish the best accommodation
the Of 81 so per day, So 90 per week. $50 90 per month";
Servants, children under j. years Of half price band
Of music viii be in attendance. passenger Carriage will
regularly, leaving Noel Co.'S, College street. every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
nav22-dS-WIm E. J. KREIDFR. AGENT.
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w MEREDITH, a and IS College street., has now
Wv ready sale his Factory, 500 boxes Of Manuac
ured Tobacco % So OO and 40 pounds each,
the views of the trade, from Is to - cents per pound;
all Of which he will sell wholesale the trade, at prices that
cannot fail to please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested to
call and examine for themselves Also.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission viii De sold by the thousand, at less
price than ever sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices. septl3-H
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EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD

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NASEtb lille LII ltAbEAt \ AAtDs
c. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles and Boards,
has hand large lot Of Cedar, Yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank Joit, Scant
ling Square CEDAR Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles.
Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar and
Yellow Pine Floorng Shugie Machine making No.
Poplar Shngesa in constant operation. supply any
quantity Lumber Shingles the shortest notice. the
Lowest prices for cash. y. c. DARDEN,
MARI Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III Broadway.
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TOTGHGOGHENY ICE.
FWVUE hestaTCe of Ice the city, taken from the pure waters
OF the YoUgogheny River, be purchased at reasonable
prices Depot Broad and Front streets, at SOans
Ice House Front and from the which will pass
through the city daily.
apr3O-I2m RIDDLE, COLEMAN co.
q EBANON MILLS FLOUBs.-We have been made
Agents for the sale of the Leauod Mills Flour, which
superior brand.
Wehlve large supply, made Of White Wheat
nnyol-tf CARTER, MCKAY & co.
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fiaIIsaA1TRADEtA IFoRTUNe.g3oI

IL parents would 0consider The welfare
and ghsppinesss of their children they
would choose the lvirtuous gmechanic, FAR
lmer.o orshonest trader! as companion snd
[helpmates. instead of the rich, Who, aside
from their income, have no means of, subs
sistence. d 9sscI sii. ttHsT sv4 sss md
HowIoften doesthis question arise aand
from religious parents, too, lin choosing
Ecompanions and suitors for their sdauEhs
Itersf:t-' Rleo osA ss# gTsTdr i;i7gi.gssi s.si
}" Is he rich ?''a Bad ,api nsils yay bs
Ifthe daughter answers "fYes, he lis
rich, he is "a gentlemans neat in his dress.
andEcan live without work." the parents
are pleased. S ssolsE1Eei ,gsb VISA "a 81
Not many years ago abolish lady Of
lPlebeiap birth, but fofsexceediugl beauty
and accomplishments. won the affections
OF young nobleman, who, having her
consent, solicited her from her ifather,iin'
marriage, and was refused. We may seas
silly Imagine the astOniSbment Of the mo-
blemau. rA GGs sltisI Lat.i7 tuR ,yt.J
-" Anil not'' said he, r,6t sufficient
rank 20 aspire TO your daughters hsDd?tt'i
rs" You are undoubtedly of the best.
blood of Poland.'' aiaH taga.a sbi
ttAud my fortune and reputation. are
theyShot-''ti a. sslsass as5 10 ssiG err,
ttYour estate is magnificent, and your
conduct is rreproachahle.". ".al gl,aua q 2u+
" Then having your daughters consent
how should l expect a refusal ?" ..osi5
/" This. sir" the father replied >" is my
only child. and her happiness is the chieI
concern Of my life. All the possessions
Of fortune are precarious; what fortune
gives, at her caprice she takes away. il
! see no security for the independence
and comfortable living of vile but one !;
In word, l am resolved that NO one
shall be the husband ofmy daughter who
is not at the same time master of tradep
The nobleman bowed and retired ST.
lently. A year or two after the father
was sitting at the door and saw approach.
ing the house wagons laden with baskets.
and at the head OF the cavalcade per-
son in the dress Of a basket maker. And
who do you. suppose il was I? The for.
mer suitor of his daughter; the nobleman
bad turned basket maker. He was mas
ter Of trade, and brought the wares
made by his own hands for inspection,
snd,a certificate from his employer in
testimony Of his skill. GA
The conditions being fulfilled NO fur>
ther obstacle, was opposed to the mars
rIage. But the story is not yet done.-I
The revolution came fortunes wore plum.
dered and lords we're scattered as chaff
before the four winds of heaven. Kings
became obeggars. some, Of them. teachsfs;1
and the noble Pole supported his, wife
and her father in the in6rmiIies Of age by
his basket making industry.
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TERMS.

il, cSjperb 0Iarksburg Register is published IN
ClaEksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
G2,00 per annum, in advance, or ut the expiration
Of six months from the time of subscribing; after
which s., so will invariably be charged.
No subscription will be received for less pc
Tird than six months. ,...D
No 1apcr viii be discontinued except ut the op-
tion OF the propfietorN, until all arrearages are
paid up-and those who do not ode1 their paper
to be discontinued at the end Of their term Of
subscription, will be considered as desiring to
have II continued. a.s -.. ed .. -.
Advertisements will be inserted at 81. 90, per
square Hf twelve lines for the first three inser-
lions, aid twenty five cents for each subsequent
A liberal deduction on the above rates will be
H1de &c those who advertise by the year.
No ad dvel tisement counted less than a square.
The nIm!.eF of Insertions must be specified, or
the advertisement will be continued aud charged
Advertisements ofcandidates for Office g., 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis,
All Communications, to insure attention mus =
DO hccnpanivd by the authors namc and postt
paid.
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For the REGISTER
THE RIOS E.

Thou beautiful Rose, thou fairest Of flowers,
The belle of the vale in the bright summer hours:
'Tis pleasant f,'r ono to linger awhile
On thy beautiful, bright, and gay summer smile.
What flower in nature more pleasing than thee,
That covers the valley or shadows the sea 7
None purer, none fairer, none sweeter than thee
Remains in the garden or valley to see.
What taketh the bee to the flow'ry vaIe.
If not for the fragrance thy blossoms exhale
What is It for which the humming bird huns,
AS DER tho gree n meadows on swift wing Il
comes
1t is all FOR thee, and for thee alone,
Thou brightest of flowers that nature can own;
Purest, and brightest, and fairest of all
That como to adOrn the bright summers call
U. SUCOOTUO.
LuMBERfoRr, VA, June l2. 1858.
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From tho South.
aTo TIE MANSER nodIR'lN.n 81

Probably no quotation was ever often
er incorrectly used and misappIied than
the above. We. do not remember ever
TO have seen il used 10 wiring or heard
it in conversation in its proper senses
Poor Shakspease is often made to utter
many absurdi'ies. and would, doubtless
blush could be seq with what Goth-like
to pieces and givepito the public eye, as
the genuine offspring Of his fertile genius.
The line above is from one Of his % ssteri
pieces. the plan Of which is admirably
drawn. and which is not surpassed il, fe-
licity Of thought and expression or beau
tiful imagery by any similar production.
either of bis own or of any other writer,
Hamlet, learning from the guards be-
fore the Castle Of Elsinore that an appa.
rition very like his murdered father had
been seen stalking in silence. with majes.
tic tread. determines to keep watch him
self, thinking it probable that it would
walk again, and afford him an opportuni-
ty Of speaking to it. Accordingly. about
the hour the ghost had appeared before.
Hamlet. Horato. and Marcellus are on
guard. .E, =. ....-,-. !.
Hsm-The air bites shrewdiy-it i,
very cold. -,,. 5..,
Hor.-It is a,nipping and An eager air.
Ham.-Whss hour now
Hor.-I think it lacks Of twelve.
Mar.-No;; il is struck.
Hor.-Indeed 1 heard il not; it then
draws near the season wherein the spirit
held its woot to talk. ti,zs,
Then hearing the noise occasioDed, by
a flourish, Of trumpets. and ordnance shot
of within, he inquiries rf5
4 1Wbst does this mesn. my lord p
i Apd Hamlet ansWrrs- ~ ,s..r,.
Ham.-The king doth wake tonight.
and takes bis route. ,s MD
I Keeps wassail. and as the staggering
up-spring reels; ,.,z.,. ..t..is al. ,gli
And, ss be drains hi. draugbt Of Rbsn.
isd down. ~. 49,, ,s,,s q;g
TIE kstt1s drum aud trumpet. thus
bray out .,,- .-.+. e..
The triumph Of his pledge.
Hor.-Is il a custom? -ss
Hsm.-Ay. marry is il; ..n,. r,.
But to my mind, tho am, native here
And to the manner born, il IS custom
More honored in the breach than the
observance., "a" rl
The line explains ITSELF and it SEEM.
strange that il should be 80 often quoted
Incorrectly. Many write as sthoagR twas
written " 70 the manor bora - add even
when the word "manner'' is correctly
used, the connection Is such as 70 leave
the impression upon the mind Of Che rea.
der who Is not familiar Sith tbe quota.
Etion, that an error has been eommiIied il
spelling, and that the liberal quotation
shouId be 10 the MAJOR botn" No
iplay EXHIBITS 10 more. remarkable de.
gree the varied and extensive knowledge
!. OF the author than this. No man, Ia any
age Of the world. probably ever studied
nature 70 a better advantages. and brcughI
his knowledge to bear upon the subjecl
with more captivating ease, than Sbak
spesre. His expression Is simple anr
! free frorn all bombsst, and such Is hi