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IMPORTANT TO
Farmers and Planters.
sANFORD'S RECIPROCATING
Portable Farm & Plantation Mill.
PATENTED MARCH, 1852

(PATENTED MARCH, 1858 49,
nor Grinding feed for Stock, and Corn other
Il grain every variety, suited for family use,
by simply changing the plates will grind Drut IS,
Paints Printers Ink, Emery, &c, &c The principle
this NH is entirely new, and its advantages
every ROTARY Mill are highly important. LIST II is
more durable, having four times the grinding surface
of any Rotary Mill requiring the same amount of
power 2nd. About half the power is saved the
resistance is all within inch of the OF the
shaft 3rd They made of different capacities
to be turned by hand varied Ia suit any amount
of power almost unlimited extent. 4th. II can be
purchased at a PRICE. 5th It's extreme simplic
~ enables person of less than ordinary capacity %
remove the worn out plates and replace them by new
9th The plates can be replaced not 10
exceed 81 So 9Th. Ii Will not clog, the reciprocal
ing motion, combined with the peculiar dress OF the
plates, rendering IL impossible. 18th. Ii occupies but
tile room and is easily removed from place 90 place
y is capable of grinding much larger quantity Of
grain than any other Mill, with the application Of the
ssTne amount Of power
The subscriber has the exclusive right 20 sell the
above Mill In the State of Tennessee.
RICHARD BRITAIN,
septls-tf Poughkeepsie y. Y.
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STATE DmEcToRs.-Th following is n list
of the Directors appointed by the Governor,
on the part of the State, in the East Tennes-
see and Georgia Railroad Company, to serve
for the next twelve months:
u. ii. CUMMINGS, Clinton.
john WILLIAMS, Knoxville.
J. A. MARRY,
J. RUFUS SMITH. Loudon.
10. l. WEIGHT, Madisonville.
JOIN l.. BRIDGES, Athens.
j. Il. Cooke,
i. j. Il. EDWARDS, Cleveland.
ROBERT CRAvENs, Chattanooga.
The new Board of Directors will meet at
Knoxville on Friday, LIST October next, for
the purpose Of organiziug.--AdeIIsI Post.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
COMPTRoIIER's OFFICE, July %, 1858.
WV. CuLLoM, Esq, Int Clark Of the House Of
Representatives., l.. s.:
SIR Il have to advise you that your &C
counts as Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives, have been settled and closed upon the
books of the Treasury.
Respectfully yours,
w. MEDHIr
Comptroller.
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1lew advertisements.


Tonic.
From Col. Albert PIKE, u. c. from Arknnsas.
WASHINGTON. d. c June II, 1856.
81 have used two bottles OF your BerhdUes Holland
BiteTs and have found it very useful in of Indi
gestiOn and Headache, and recommend it to all who
need pleasant and efiicacous remedy and valuable
tonic.
IYSPEPTIC WOMEN NouCE.-B9rhGue's Holland Bit
te7s has cured me Of Dyspepsia by using IT only
week. | recommend it confidently TO all suffering
from this disease. CLARA T. SCHUCIIMAN.
Pittsburgh. Oct "a, 1856.
Mrs =. is the wife Of the noted Lthographer.)
Sestl4-lw
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miscellaneous.
Wilson Spring Lot.

Thos. B. McEwen and others VS. Nance & MatlocS.
Tn pursuance of decree of the Cbaneery Court at
i Nashville, in the above cause, will sell at the
Court House, in this CITY, ON SATURDAY THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, on a credit of / 2 and
years, without interest, Lot No 24 in the plan of Viii
son Spring property This Lot fronts e3 feet Vine
sreet-extends through 70 High street-includes the
Big Spring, and contains about q Of an acre and will
be sold as whole or divided suitably.
J. Z. GLEAVES,
septl5-td Clerk x Master
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VIM. p. Walton VS.. j. J. Ham and Albert jenkins.
N pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville, in the above cause, will sell at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, on credit of one and two
years and free from redemption, tract of %
and 46 poles of land, lying "a miles from the city
and on the west side of the Brick Church Turnpike,
opposite Capt W. B. Walton's residence.
J. f. GI.EAVES.
septl5-td Clerk & Master
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,aY....... SEPTEMBER as, 1858
Gen. VIM. cunom, late clerk.

II will be recollected that the accounts OF
Gen. CuIIoM, late Clerk of the United States
House of Representatives. were made the sub
iect of investigation by Committees of Con
aress at the last session. This investigation
grew out of allegations made in the newspa-
pers. and otherwise, to the effect that he bad
improperly made money ont of the office, &c
1t was pursued by two committees. for more
than six months, involving the examination OF
near a hundred witnesses, and it finally re-
suited in all his accounts being approved by
both committees. without the deduction OF a
cent. out of between million and a half and
two millions of dollars. A majority of each
committee consisted of his political opponents.
These facts not being generally understood,
and calumnious reports still having some cir
culation in portions of this State, we have
been requested to publish the following Off
cial correspondence, showing that Gen. C.'s
accounts all passed the Committee OF Ac-
counts, and have been settled and closed at
the Treasury, which act of justice we do with
much pleasure:
WASHINGTON, June IA, 1858.
Hon. JOHN DICK Dear ISr:-As efforts
have been, and may be made, affecting my
character and the verify of my accounts, as
late Clerk of the House of Representatives, /
ask you, in justice to me, in refutation of said
charges, to state whether every cent of my
accounts. as presented by me to the Commit
tee of Accounts, of which you are Chairman,
have not been allowed and passed by said
Committee after the most thorough investi-
CATION. l am, truly yours,
WV. CUILOM.
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Five Shares Building AssOcia-
-. ton Stock.

Dyer Pearl Co, VS.. f. F. Iigier and others.
pursuance Of 4 decree of the Chancery Court, at
Il Nashville, in the above cause, will sell, at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, FIVE SHARES NASHVILLE BUILDING Association
STOCK, or so much of the same may be necessary
TO pay complainant's debt and costs
j. Z. GLEAVES,
Septl5-td Clerk Master.
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1853. Fall and Winter. 1858.
FURNISHING GOODS.

7 HAVE now in Store Of the largest and best
i selected stocksoi FURN lShIG GOOIgSeyer brought
a. this market. consisting iu rart of
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts, with and without
collars, white AMI colnred-
Gross and Diagonal Plat Shirts, Of every size
and STYLE, warranted % it,
Underwear. OF Cashmere Shaker Flannel, Meri-
no. Lambs Wool, sc, sc
Buckskin Undershrts and Drawers.
Half Hose-Cdshmere, lambs Wool, Brown and
White Cotton.
Gloves-Alezaader's Kid, silk, Buck, Cloth and
Cashmere
Ties, Scarfs, Hsudkerchiefs, Stocks, &c.
Travelling shawls, every size, style and price.
Travelling Jackets aud Caps.
Trunks, Carpet Bags, valises, Of all styles and
make.
Fancy Goods-Backgsmmon Boards, Ivory and
Wood Chessmen; ivory, BufIso and Horn Combs
Hair, Cloth and Nail Brushes; shaving Mirrors; Port
Monnes, Sl.eve and Vest Buttous; PcrfgmeFy: ROg
ers's Pocket KNIVES aud Scissors. 81.
Persons .shIug bargains in any Of the above
named articles would do well o. cali at
J. n. MCCsiII'S
Ladies' aud Geutsmen's Furnishing A Fancy Goods,
Corner College stree: and Public Square
septiG-u Nashville, Tenn.
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fall Rales.

NASH y sA1LE NJ ACES.
I <s&N
L,AIL MEETING, 1858. viii commence on Monday,
Il september Z9th with sweepst2Se with three
year olds-S500 eBtrasCc-Sl00 forfeit. Two mile
heats. Fight entries
FIJI odom names br f Mary wyle, by Albion, dam
Also, names oh E. by Albion, dam Ann Chase, by
Leviathan.
Blythe & GuTld nnms FIia~Otha. by Albion, dam by
W. Harding br Tennessee by Epsilon,
dam Kate King. nv rTam.
p Also. names Oh by Alhi"n, dam Delta by Priam.
T c; Moore names Betty Nancy, by Shamrock,
dam Ida, by BeShazznr.
W. 7. Roundtree names Oh {, by Glencoe, dam Jane
Also, names ch {, nv Albion, dam by Priam.
TUESDAY, 2srH-
Sweepstske with tyyo year 81 Is. ono mile out-sSOO
entrance-slo0 forfei;. Seven entries -
James jackson Oh r Fanny Bugg by Am
bassador, dam Ida. by BelShazzlr.
A. Barres names b {, BY Albion, dam Ann Chase,
W, T Roundtree names eh c, by Epsilon, dam by
Hugh calgy names c, by Albion, dam by Levia-
than.
W T Cheatham names oh c, by Glencoe, dam by
Leviathan.
FL odom names b c, nv Albion dam nv Sovereign.
Also. names Z. nv Alhnn, dam bv Sovereign
SEcoNn RAcE-Wth untried three year olds-s20O
entrance-S5o forfeit Three entries.
W 7. Chatham names oh {, by Glencoe. dam by
Leviatlan.
RIvthc Guild names Fhc Dean
W 7. Roundtree names ch f. by Albion dam En-
dora ny Priam.
Third RacE-Ges county stake. with three wear
olds-S20O entrance, play pay. Three entries.
WEDNESDAY, 29rH
Jockey Club Purse. $3.50. Two mile heats.
THURSDAY. 3OrH.
Jockey Cluh Purse, $50. One mile heats.
SECOND RACE.-Swecpstake with untried three year
lds-sloo entrance-s25 forfeit one mile heats.
Five entries.
u. p. Hadley names b c, BY Allen Brown, dam by
W. 7. aRnundtree names ch +, by Albion, dam
Little Trick, by Priarn
T. G. Moore names oh g, by Sd Boston, dam by Ie-
viathan.
W. 7. Cheatham names Oh f. Dy Glencoe, dam by
Leviathan.
e Merriwether names ch c, by Ambassador, dam
FRIDAY.
in five.
SATURDAY.
Jockey Club Purse S25O-t,vo mile heats
ang25dAwtd ;. j. CARTER, Proprietor
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Auction Sale Monday Evening,
September Goth.

DEM. F. SHIELDS will sell without reserve, &C
ID count of whom il NAV concern, an invoice of
seasonabe Dry Goods clothing, &c, 18th fine lot
of rich trimmed Bonnets, Hoods, Hats, &c, for La
dies and Misses. Terms, cash on delivery.
sept20-lt
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septl5--td
Cameron PrOpeFty-near corner
of McIeUsOre & Cedar SIS

D. F. Wikin, Admir-, VS.. Sarah Cameron and others.
IN pursuance of a decree of the CIancery Court at
Il Nashville, il the above cause, will sell, at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT all that parcel OF Real Es tate
OF which Daniel Cameron died seized and possessed,
lying west OF Capitol Hill, and the intersection OF
Cedar and McLemore streets, a whole divided
IN suit parties FERNS, II months credit with inter
est. j. f. GIEAVES,
septl5-td Clerk Master
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Notice..

rINHE undersigned begs leave % inform his friends
and patrons, that he has changed his former
connection in business, and in future will carry
business at his old stand on hs account. Those
Indebted upon past dealings will please come forward
and make payment lie will be thankful also for fu-
turc patronage. N. SCLSBACHEls.
scptq-2W
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From he Memphis BHIietin, Ss7t. 10.
The Overland Mail .-EIo! for Cali
(aar IA

To-day at o'clock the first mail over the
Overland Mail Route 70 California will leave
Hopefeld. opposite to this city. 1t will b.
carried over the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad distance If twenty-four miles, and
from thence in stages to Fort Smith, where
the ST. Louis Branch Line unites with it, and
thence to San Francisco by the schedule az
pended below:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-20
The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Remedy i'm the World.
Graefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy!

NHIS medicine does not contain particle OF min
erdl or other Injurious substance Of any kind. II
relieves the attack at once, and continued use for
short time strengthens the system and removes any
dispnsItIOn L. The relmrn of the cnmn.l int
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Notice.

4 II. persons indebted to the estate Of SARAH 6.
~ EWING requested TO come forward and make
payment and those to whom the estate is indebted
are hereby requested present their claims for set
Element, they will be forever barred
ABRAM L. DEMOSS, EXT,
sept2O If of Sarah S. Ewing.
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Swan & Co.'S Lotteries.


DERSONS who desire try their luck in these Gel
i ebrated Lotteries, which draw every Saturday in
the year can have their orders promptly attended to
without the risk OF sending by mail, by addressing
SAML SWAN Il CO.,
Box No 81, 7. O., Nashville.
4 copy OF the Official Drawing viii be sent each
purchaser mmedi ,tey after the drawing takes place
For prices see advertisement N another column.
Price OF whole tickets $40; halves 50; quarters 81
so; eighths 81 Is. septl7
JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.
A GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only S2l
IA 10 $35. These Machines need only be known
insure them place in almost every family. To APP
preciate you must see, examine and them; there
fore all who want good cheap Sewing Machines
County Rights for the sale OF the NeltletOn ae
Raymond Family Sewing Machine,
will please call on the undersigned who Is sole agent
for Middle and West Tennessee. Rooms over J. 3.
Vests Music Store, Union street, between College
and Cherry streets.
y. B.-Particnlar attention paid to repairing all
kinds Sewing Machines 10y an experienced hand.
Terms Cash.
F. FLESlING'S Sewing Machine Depot.
Nashville, Tenn, sept!-dtw4Wly
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The rate Of charges Is. for throagh passage.
$500. and for the intermediate points beiwssn
Fort Saith and Fort Yuma, not LEES than ten
cents per nile. Aessrs. Chidestr 4 Co, wA,
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Ill virtue of deed Of trnsi executed % By ~.
I'D 2. DoEKs, January Il 1855 aud ~ stered IN the
Registers sfhce, Book - PAGES $40 ald 347 I viii
IsTecs--d 20 st O. the highest biidcr on TUESDAY.
skl1kHBfR ssEii, IN frsnt 81 tie ssoFe bouss No.
Sev street. the following property VIA: some three
hnslrre stoves 81 various tleF and faicrns consist
NSad. Aiso, Skiiiets, fcts, Ovens and Lids, and
I4Fkc Kettles, Wagon Boxes and Irons I'm Ware,
slnck
an al-o s-h the Publc square, SATURDAY,
OCT 2Nn, is5s, four good Males. three g0 Horses,
throe nssous % Syringe, bray 4nd Cart iron
aKtss-
The above sales for Cash. Also al the same time
Ana place via sell " The highest bdaer the stoves,
Foundry, tixtnres and stock hand n sold pri-
vateiy bs4nse that tine
All peIsons washing 70 examine the Foundry VIII
pieAse cali No. o c0llezs street Nashville. Tenn
a. An persons Indebted q. "A. r. ofFs can save
BY paying aP aaediatey, osR dehis mast be
pad. H. ". sHAffER,
ssIll3-triw4~teee trustee.
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HAVING been quaiinod as AiHsiaistrstEix 81 Inc
es1zts of A. f,Esxkrr, tee'd,, bsrrhy notify al
persons Indebted % said estate come forward AID
pss up: and ~ p~rsnx hsFtpg claims against sad
estate viii present them within the tine presrFlsed
by iA~ COR pay neat, dis Ittk dey q srpss Us
AARzn4 6ESNfTr.
s<psis-is = 49, Adm Z
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Magazines for September.

Magazines for September.
FRANK LESSILE'S. FOR SEPTEMBER
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD woRnS,
GRATtAM'S MAGAZINE,
-i0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
HARPER's MAGAZINE,
YANKEE NOTIONS; com,
KNICK KNACKS,
WHITES COUNTERFEIT DETECrOR,
The above, with back numbors, together with all
the late newspapers, for sale by
=. HAGAN,
aug26-u Market street.
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G r AC Err s i.

Pll0t Bread.
ALL WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUALITY.
DRICE LIST sent application. Very low rates
il Wholesale Houses purchasing in quantities.
TERMs-Cncinnati References must be sent, and
Cash TeIaitLed receipt VI goods.
j. G. COOPER,
WHOLESALE BAKER,
North east corner Walnut and Water streets
septIG-6m Cincinnati, Ohio.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRESp'S GAEEVN

Lessee and Manager Mr.. W. n. CRISP.
ACTING and Stage Manager, Mr.. JOHN DAVIS
Crowded HOuses--MOre Novelty!
Fifth night of the Inimittbe Comedian and Actor,
JOHN DIRE w.
Monday Evening, Sept. goth, 1858,
VII D. presented THE KNIGHT OF ARVA Connor,
tn RASH JOHN DREW. Fancy Dance, Miss WILLIAMS.
To caaclude with MORE PLUMBERS THAN ONE.
Larry Hooligan, JoHy DREW.
- In rehearsal, ST PATRICK'S EVE.
Doors open = before 7; Performance TO commence
Il 4 past :. septic
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NcgrNeS for Sale.

vTTE have a good House Carpenter, and first rate
w Cook Woman. Cheap for Cash.
WILT H. II. HAYNES K co.
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Graham's Magazine,

DOR October, just received by
Il sept20-f +. HAGAN.
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Wiz sub
! Cay, II
sFLU1E
|ss, ut'on
I've their
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lowing
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III. FARM
/ you as a
lave been
son Aiff
ResJe
eptIo-dA
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Tract of Land on Brick Church
Z Turnpike.

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COURIS-
There IS
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-23
A NEW VOLUME
THE YOUNG MEMS MAGAZINE.
EDIrID DT RICHARD c MOoRMICk.

l.
The sIooSp yaIUxI Of this OEIGISAL MoSraLr, 4F-tss
let.r n1i 8HsrJcl rty deSiod 10 ne 'HsrsSs Of
Y5y.g Nsa.-ss Will commence with the number for
MAI, ls5s.
In Aaiiion 10 the Special Contributors heretofore
r2und other eminent vigorous and entertaining WI
been engaged. and effort Will be spare1 10
-epte- the s more worthy the marked favor with
heb il has been received by the IouNG NEN OF ANIFIc.
se-ie. Of BograT hical Sketches Of distinguished self
ra11- men and variety Of popular Scientific articles
pAr~i with much care will be presented during the
and BE alone worth the entire cost Of the volume
EspeiA attention will r. given as heretofore, 70 the
tran nA-tcns Of Y0CSs Mss s'cIETlEs ana Associations
5; RELIGIOUS aui se-al2r-i nunsrously sing and
nu;plyir- -hrou- the world; and in this connec
tJn much interesting and vAlGatle Information net at
tauAuIs through any Other medium Will Be Presented
.-Jm month 10 month
The MAGAZINE Will be handsomely printed on the pa
y.- and promptly issued and mailed haeh 4t n-t.
III contain - octave pAges-each year mus
nearly SIX HCSDKEo PAsL. OF 'A-o1Die '-''s'- ~
a 81 cal reading matter -, ..
Wei view 10 insure large circulation, the teTf o'
subscription will be the sane IS heretoore ihes are
eonsii-r --ezsy l5ir indeed the Magazine has been
,s,satealv pronounced not only Of tae t, tu; OK
y ia sae5yzs; publications in the country
TKRYs IN ADVANCE.
oyE poI-AE AND FIFTI CEsTs year, Fifteen Cents
ouutr e1. t.hc7e Tn MORE COPIES are SsH 10 one
ire,s lr. ne rl ll ;, reduced % oSE iLiAh FLh co
SPEcIxEy NCHaEEs Will Be g-aiuiious!y sapplIsa 70
cents Pos.ruasters and Secretaries Of Young Men -
cetes aud literal Arrangements made Win sne- .'3 e
cula;ins the Magazine
Co.ies Of Volume I, handsomely bound, can oe 1.1
p:shei 70 q limited extent PTso@ s.
Address al business communications TO
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No Night I'm Heaven,


"Aul there shall be No night the.e.'-Rsr. -z.i. ;.
T5E 7HI E.LIT FR.YEE NETTING,
N.p yezr5 H7r,ing, ls5s
NJ night shall lie in heaven No gathering gloom
Shall o'sE that glorious Landscape ever come;
No tears shall a. in sa5aess o'eT those flowers,
That breathe their fragrance through celestial bowers
No nigh; shall - in heaven, No dreadful hour
OF mental -s-suzs., or the Tempiers power:
Across those skies, no envious cloud shall roll,
Io tGn the sunlight Q: - enEapturel soul
NJ night -haI = in heaven Forbid to sleep,
These eyes more their nouru:ul viyls step:
The; fountains dried, their tears all wiped away,
They sass uniazZ.ei on eternal Gay.
Nc nsh, shAn he in heaven. no .orro1s reign,
Nc secre: su;sh n corPoreAl pain,
No sAiEerinS limbs, 10 burning fever there,
NJ so1.secIipse, 10 winter Of despair.
No night shah be in heArsn, but endless noon:
NJ fast declining sun, waning moon;
But there tie LANB shall yield perpetual light,
MI pastures green and waters ever bright.
No nigh; shall be in heaven, no darkeae-I room,
No bed O. death, o. silence Of the tomb;
Be: t-ee1es ever fresh with love and Truth
Shall b.4ce tie frame with an immortal youth.
No night shall te IN heaven Bu; night is he.e,
Tie night Of sorrow, sni the night offsr;
I noun the ills that now ny steEs attend,
AID shrink from oihers ths. NAY ye: iIaperi
Nc nigh, shall b- in heaven, 0, had faith
t. rest in Whst the faithful Witness saith.
Tia; faith should nAkethose hil-oGs phAn;ons Gee,
And leave No night, henoef5Tth, on sarta to NE.
.,5E Hill, LIvEEP5oI- Jan !. ls5s Tg
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THE FuGITIvE SLAVE LAw.-The peo'

THE FuGITIvE SLAVE LAw.-The pso-
ple Of Massachusetts have taken step in
the right direction. They have enacted a
law which ought to be adopted in every
Northern State. Ii declares that no per-
son shall be eligible to any Office under
the State government who holds that of a
slave. catching commissioner. A Mr.. Lor-
ing, who was found holding this Office and
that Of Probate Judge, has been removed
by Gov. Banks. The Fugitive Slave
Law is not only olious to every northern
citizen, but uDjus. and tyrannical, uncon-
s,itutional and contrary to the spirit Of
our institutions. This act Of Massachu.
set;s is noble vindication Of State rights.
-Deldirare American.
An ISDEMNITY.-Ihe Massachusetts,
Legislature has followed up the removal
Of Judge LoriDg, by voting the sum of
$500 to William II. Ella, as an indem.
ni'y for injuries suffered BY charge upon
him By portion of the Boston brigade,
81 the time Of the rendition Of Anthony
: Burns.
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REV. DR.. RAFFLES' HYMN.

For long series Of years Gays the New York O53srr
have received trom an attentive correspondent and
subscriber IL Liverpool, EuClaud,A hymn which the
Rev D- RfrlEs annually prepares sni presents bis
people with The opening q each year. We have a.
WAYS hsi I=asure in laying il before readers, and
trust the venerable and accomplished pastor Isy be
spared 70 furnish many another spiritual song fcr his
hearers AID ou- readers.
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THE CHRONICLE.
MONDAY, APRIL 10, lsoS.
Next Week is Adj. Court,

GThOSe owing at this Office for
AdEertizing, job Work, &C., We desire
10 make payment this month. Many of
them We have long waited upOn-and
those now faVcring Us will confer a
great obligation. -
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sas-Me doubt whether the \ 0ung Men

. sarWe doubt whether the oung Men
Of Lewisburg and vicinity can lay out
dollar each for more useful publication
thau that below noticed. Mr.. N MCCORMICK
w.s an accomplished wholesale merchant
visited the Crimea during the late
war there-and has all the advantages Of
large experience and observation, as well
as the tact and talent, for the work to
(which he devotes his energies Of body and
powers of a willing mind. No man stands
higher, in New York city, as practical
s,noralist, and Christian business man,
tb.n Richard C. MCormick.-ED.C CHgoS.
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