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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-20

CLAssIFICATI0NoN THE ABOVE ROUTES.
lSE. CLASSs--Pano-Fortes Books, Stationery, Boots
SHOES, Liquors, Oils, sc., IN bees Caphene and Spirits
Iurpentne, In bsrrels Carpetns, China, Glass ana Vss
ware, Ia cases; Clocks, COntoneres, Cotton Cards. Cut
leys IN cases, casks and boxes Dry Goods IN boxes ana
bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubberyl Furs Garden
Seeds Looking Glasses AID Looking Glass Plates Aat own
er rsk0 Oysters In and jars saddey, Tin and Brit
tania Ware Teas and Spices.
SD CLASSs-iIardware Except such specified In First
and Third Casses) CoHes Mills, hachlnery Foreign Ii
quors, 10 barrels and ples tobacco IN boxes Lner, ~
rolls and boxes OILS, In barrels and casks Crockey ana
QueensFare, and casks; Rice Nh1ng' Plaster,
Sheet Brass and Copper.
Sd CLASS.--Axes shovels Spades ssdons, Zinc and Pin
in pigs, Tin Plate Anvs, Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes,
Manila Cotton Cordage, Coffee, Heavy Castings, Mil
Gearing Carriage Springs and Axs, RAILROAD Wehels and
Ayles, Chairs Spikes, and Rosn In barrels.
SPECIAL RATESsssFurniture and Carriages boxed, and
other light articles enunerated also, Carboys Of Acids,
other Chemicals, viii be charged by actual weight, at
double First Glass rates.
II No charge for drayage Wharfage, Forwarding. The
above expenses from New York 70 Nashville.
Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled 70 above rates.
Insurance.
By the above Lines per cent less than by Psbug, Wheeling
Parkes5urg The Ohio river making derene Of 90 to IS
cents per 100 pounds on dry goods.
? responsible for damagesoccurrng
Sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned Agent Cen
ral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
shipped via Charleston, should be consgd to Agent
CHARLIE W. ANDERSEN,
jyI4-tf GeneRl Agent.
banner Gazette and Patriot copy and discontinue
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BRADSH law a. RUTLAND,
NO. 80, UNION STREET.
- HAVE Just received fresh supply Of BOOTS -,
- and SHOES which viii be sold at the very low ~ n
F est prices. ,s,, ~
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters with and without heels;
do Thick and Thin Sole Kid Bo0tees heels and hees
do Front Laced Lasting Caters
do French embroidered Slippers, something NICE
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
Kid Slippers plain and trimmed, hesed and heels
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Misses Thick Thin Gid and Goat Beotees, heeled
do Black Lasting Caters
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Childrens' kid al goat BOotes thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heelei Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gentemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof do
dc Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. S Congress Caters;
do do 2. L. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
D. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
Lasting Ties.
And all articles Kept Shoe Store to which invite the at
tenti0u Of all wanting articles in our line.
ia n2I BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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ENstray, Humphreys County .ssTaken up by
~ Be ain Eppr1u living Humphreys county No. 6,
0el supos 70 be years Old with some white
valued At S55 ~ Wan c. Fan VIM D. Meadow
18th June, 1875, ". WHITE,
gy5W3t,' Ranger.
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30 NEGROEs WANTED.

so NEGROES WANTED.
NTE viii pay the highest prices for any good young ne
NJ -. TgniIg-tG II II. HAYNES & 90
EyOR SALE AT COST To CLOSE.-.An sssor
nent Of the following articles among others is offered
cost to close r,,- a.,
Irish Linen Linen and Silk Handkechieis, Hosiery Gloves,
'9' M ". B. GRUBBs,
nav 10 10. South side Square.
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SECOND SPRING AND sU7IWEH
INPORTATIONs FOR 1883.
rrprr.v aEo. EEaRIEHI,
rs VI soor-or AEDE. CAlIrHzli
FHRMAN & CO..

l- 3.
1spoRrERs AND WHULEsALE DEAI1as ~ 49,.
A1CFPHClB, BRITISH GERAAE, ERhBth O a l--1-
DRY GOODS
-. - ,,,,,d stock of Spring and SUM
M r os eurscns al he varieties ana nes cen 81. o.
~ -, A. evau,fuaton stock = an lls eu le e
tne -s1u' .ies-t buyers that able and VII
ing &c oher -, -, -. -,
~ is Il every line 0f goods, and merohaat5
Osr -. -5 nay rely upon sending .hsm and
go q - - - Ts have nothing el8e In our house,
avn Al REDUCED PRICES
a. - vllng Cur market 10 recruit ter stocks Ell Ind
a Interest b call FOR 10 seecng his stock Or gods
- dvsntaze been taken Of tha markets tat money Ela
srusrencs possess-
sr priesl win be found regular and uniform always
VP We VII 01sr no Bats % catch The UnsaTy
sPril2l-2n t.hAAA = W.
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NASUVTLLELUmBER YARD.

C. DARDEN dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and BoLry1s
has nov on large lot Of Cedar tel0W ana waite
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank Jost nt
linz sosrs Cedar Cedar PLANK, and Poplar Shingles nave
Eve Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, one dressing fopa 40
Yellow Pine FO0ringi one shingie Acalle u.l 49,
quantity Shingles AZ the shortest notice aa 7
f,--est r-i-es f5r csgh j. C. DARDEN,
nag NASHVILLE LuElheF Yard, No m Broadway
VSO--gIaszevs Five Minute FEeezers; Melon
AIDS Louisville Refrigerator Arturz Fruit Cans Jones
Fruit Cans; Water Coolers, all sizes.
iels-t w. WILSON College street.
WETE keep constantly hand Country Cured Hams ane
Nv Sides, together with full stock % Family 6roces
jr,e ag - FREEMAN Bros
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isys select Catalogue of New Sheet Music; Music II IA
struetors q 81 kinds Orers rom ne e0rtry viii with
ments repaired No, 90 Union Street, ls DOR from Coec
septs3
BONNTNG'S CITY BRASS FE4ND-
YUXHIS Band Is now fully organised With Twelve In ,,
struments, and its members fatter themselves 81
that they prepared to fgrna as coed Music as
Band in the state They respectfully cslI m sttentio
Bsons Odd Fellows, and other socess 4 we'll 81 -it,
gentlemen their facilities for furnishing Muse for Professions
Celebrations, sc. Their terms shall be moderate. Address
r. P. efisia eHIslP. alt.LL' LIZ se'y' or
p. S.-PRoF. BoNNING's .QUADRILLR BAND Is prepared
reasonable terms. Address as above. janqe-dIy
EHIANOS.--We have received fourteen more -7Z-7
New Piano Fortes, from those unfvalled
makers, Light. Newton Bradbury, aad HsmasI a - NJ M
BROS which make our stock very large sld dsr-5
sbe We would be pleased to have hese Instruments examined
by all whether they desire % pura Or no livery Piano
sold by shall be warranted to give aton every respect.
tbl0 y, R. FREEMAN.
PLANO FORTES, LOOKINs-GLASSES. &C,
KETE have now in store, fine stookof Pianos s-ss-,
w Melodeons, Window Shades Artists Ma
erials, &C. and still manufacturing Inside hi n III
Blinds, and all kinds OF Gilt morIs, hsvS recently =
added largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
sc. In e word intend to THE TIMEs, please
customers and induce them to paronise hoe Instead
isbi6-G W.&R. FREEMAN.
Rich millinery at Great Sacrifice.
I'D ICH Fancy Bonnet, Bmbroiieres and Fancy Goods ~
q at Cosand half price 20 close Summer Stock.
NOW Ladies your time has come to suit yourselves at your Va
prices close Summer Goods by the t Of
july Likewise as s our last season Tor selling Fancy Goods
We will sell regardless d cost consisting OF Parsols Fa Rich
Embroideries, Black Lace, Manas, POrmons Combs, Head
Dresses and Fancy articles, &c.
Rich fun trimmed Imperial Chip BOnne Si2 worth SOS.
DO do White Fancy Willow, from S5to 50 worth Sl2
do do Cheap and SIX from S. to s. worth $40.
DO do Paris Blond Lace, from s. b 81 50 worth $40.
do do 50a little injured, from 50 50 to SIS,
500 Misses and Chdnns Brown and White BloOmers and Hats,
cheap.
Sets Of Collars and Sleeves Of Malles work. 81 50 worth S.
do do do Jackonet work, 81 worth 81.
Jackonet Worked Muslin Sleeves from 6O 81 25worh s.
Rich Handkerchef Linen Camhc Cenr SO worth $40
large stock Of worked bands at half price. Rich Black Buge
collars from Soc to 81 25, worth double. SILK Paasos from
55c 81 2j Pans Of superior quality from 25c TO 81 80
COur caps MOhair and retiring caps cheap Rich Paris
Flowers and Bridal Flowers Superior quality OF
at SOC worth Now ladies and great bargains
determined to close almost any price,
tend after this deal exclusively in Millinery Goods Any
kihdo good money taken for goods at these prices.
E. WISE. Agent,
Parssn Millinery Bazaar,
iunelO No 60 Union street, door % State Bank
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE OR EX-
CHANGE
KNTE offer sale for desirable Farm Belehucke Bedford
Wv county, Tenn, containing 500 acres; 800 carei
balance we'll mbered frame dwelling with rooms;
cabins, barn, &c; springs The tract is No. farm We
viii So 5000 in Nashville property, small farm
within 2or3 miles Of the city IN part payment Call soon
j. L.. 4 r. ". RR0WN,
Char-y Sfraa
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ARKANSAS FARM FOR SALE

KETEa are Offering for sale very superior farm, contain
wv upwards Of 700 acres fronting the Mississippi
river Oeols Mississippi county, Arkansas
adjoining the farm Of B. B. Harding Esq The farm offer is
Of the best in all that son Of country, and has large
Cypress timber; also four negro cabins. From
IS 100 cleared timber dsadened Terms liberal AP
ply to, or address, J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
IN
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ON and after SUNDAY, July H. 1858, the Passenger Trains
L will be run follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. NJ. and 23O P. NJ
Arriving at Chattanooga at 20 P. n. and LBS Z u.
Leave Chattanooga at 9 A. N. and P. NJ
Arriving at Nashville at 30 P. n. andS.l0 A. \.
Through tickets are sold at Nashville the fOoFng places
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BONNETSI BONNETsII BONNETslI!

N6VlN-HL = , HIt'lNltLlAss . A6OlHIt - -
q @ 0 f5nb q q
~ Sl4l ~
AT THE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM,
81 UNION STREET.
RS DOYLE begs leave 70 inform her numerous Gus
HH toners in the city and throughout the States Of Tennese
and Alabama, that she has returned from New York; and has
received her Spring Importat0ns for 1853 Of
FRENCH PATTERN B0NNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS
Consisting in part follows l0U0 French Pattern BOnnets
500 LeghOrn BOomers and Chdrens Hats richly trimmed .
Head Dresses styles; $50 French Flowers Bridal
Equipments and Head Ornaments: 1900 pieces bonnet sash
belt Ribbons, with large EmbrOdee Collars Sleeves
Sets, Chdrens Waists, Robes, Bands Edngs, Insertions,
Mantllas.
III Country Mlliners supplied with Pattern BOnnetsaud
every article appertaning to the business.
Every description Of Bonnets Gents Hats beaCIuplBI
trimmed in Mrs. D. peculiar style. Stamping ior pad
and Pinking done
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FRESH ARRIVALS
GSNYDER FRIZZELL opening we'll selected stock
- Of Boots Shoes, suitable season. and prices to
respond with the times Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
" Patent Leather and Oxford Ties,
% " Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting -
" Cloth ami Lasting CATERS
" Calf and Patent Leather Strap Shoes.
Ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels,
slippers
Zine Toilet Slippers,
e White Kid and Satin Slippers,
Z" Caters,
Kid Buszins with and without heels,
Misses Caters AMI Slippers, with and without hsels,
Kid Boots,
Chilrgn's Shoes Of every variety,
Boys oHl Youths Sh res Of every variety.
OF auva something very May Day. Also,
Sc wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds.
Gail No. q Public - uarc.
arril3O SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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Charleston and Savann,

EHRopoH FREleHT FRoM XIV YORK TO NASHVILLE,
Ineonnscoa with NEW Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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WHO CAN BEAT IT!
WETE have Just finished and got in operation Steam saw
w Sill, Tor L. j. Perlue and William McClelland
Cssye, Tennessee, that twenty thousand eight hundred
dy-seven feet measure fourteen hours aud thirteen
minutes Il thousand and fOrtyeght in wentyght
minutes We have reduced the prices O Engines and Boilers
such figures that defy competition in prices and durability
Our Engines put iron bed plates and made OF the best
terias We agents for the
ST. LOUIS C1IsCU LAR SAW MILL
AND
STRAUBsS SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CORN
MILLS
furnish any size at short notice at manufacturers prices
with freight added ELLIS & MOORE,
90, 95 and 100 South MARKET street,
June4-G Nashville, tennessee.
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nESITsAR STORE HOUSE FOR SALE.

NXTE for the accommodating terms, that
w valuable property known the Orleans Store, the
South side Of the Square opposite the Market House. being one
Of the desirable business stands in the city. Those wishing
bargain will fnd to their interest to call immeiAtey
J. L. & Z. ". BROWN,
lsly7 az Cherry street
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

vT7TfF rrt,pblr bstfoTs existing the subscribers
under The arm style Cooke, Bailey Co. is this day dis
T ipisbtsd . The late hrm payment b Cooke
Bailey Vo alone are authorized 70 wind hs bunes Of aid
s-1, ". N. COOKE,
j. ". BAILEY,
J-,. 4 tsys g. G. GODsHALL,
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College Street,
now receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladies' H.
wear and for Misses, Boys and Children. &H2
sup. Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Boots; ESEV
do French Patent Leather and Calf Congress CATERS; H-
do do Patent and Calf, silk and Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunnella do
English Lasting and French Calf Kid Tics;
do Bucgskin \ o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting Oyf0Ids and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco oxferdsi
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOEE LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters With and without helsi
do do do Lace do do do do
do DO Kid Congress Boot do do do
do Glove do do do do do do
do French do Slippers trimmed do do do
do White Satin Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin sole do do do
do Black and Brown Caters do do do
do Black Kid & BrOnzed Slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain & TppddO do do
CHAaLDEN'S New Bronzed Heel Slippers; Black and Col
od Lasting Caters Boots and Shoes, beautiful assortment
and ia great variety.
Boys and YOUTHS Oxford Ties Congress Caters, Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes, Satin Ties, etc, etc Call at =
COLLEGE Street. JOHN RAMAGE.
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Having purchased the entire Interest of s. G. Goha II he
late n q COoke Bailey & EO, Hi continue The Hat o,
and shoe business old stand, No. 50Noh side Of ne
public square, shall BE- pleased 70 old ia
and merchants generally. - . ...v,rv
iunsl9-tE. CVQAh q bAAi'1-'
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The Latest Design of Hats for the summer
ISHAlI &. HARRIS,

ASEdA VI Sc HAhkHSs
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall these Presents-Greeting:
EHTHEREAS it has been made known II me that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
atroous murder Both day Of june s upon the bodies
Of VIM II Spcer and K. Vail, late Of county Dyer,
has fed from Justice, and s running at large.
Now, Therefore. Isham Harris Governor Aforesaid BY
virtue power authority in vested do hereby Offer
reward Of three hundred dollars any person persons who
may appreeud George Milton, and deliver him to the
sheriff or Jaor county Of Dyer in order at justice in
that behalf, may lie had and executed.
~ In testimony whereof have hsreUnto set my hand,
sEA caused Seal Of the State be aXed
I ~ Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, ls5s.
ISHAM @. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
). J. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
Description of George Milton.
Heis about j years Of age weighs about 10 O pounds,
and is etS inches hign; dark hair hazel short chin,
with very had upon neck and chin, running up to near
ear, supposed the result Of scd which
that il is dilicult for him to close his mouth
Is supposed to have gone Arkansas he lived for some
years at Crawleys Ridge, in that State. iyl3-f
THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give he above hve in
zeriiOns, and forward hill to this Office
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WTE have this day associated With ourselves Mr. sEJ1
Wv LEE. and viii eontinus buziness under ns 9it
Cooke, Bailey 4 Co. COOKE q hAAAf'-'
NASHVILLE, June !, l556.-je29
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PAINTING ESTABLIsHMENT.
BUILDERS, EEOUSEEH0LFEES. SC.s
ques.ed notice that the Uude zLet having made
necessary arrangements and secured the of competent
worsuen prepared LARGE CONTRACTS, in the
Of his vocotiOn ala various branches In the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared with the greatest prOmptness
all contracts hoEever which he rendered, style and
upon terms which iail give satisfaction. lie pre-
pared % execute all manner of
ssS AND AgEsTAL PAINTING, AIMING NAEBLrSG
IayiGs department secured the Of the expert
and experienced artists.
subscriber would request persons having work in his line to
give him a call before making dnsl Arrangements
L. T. FL EMING,
arch-dtf No. g. Union ST., between Cherry and Summer.
n ERANON MILLS FBOUR.-we have been mads
Agents the sale Of the Lebausd Mills Flour, which
superior brand.
We have now in store large supply made Of White Wheat
which will sell at Wholesale Or retail.
msy2V-tf CARTER, MCKAY co.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS

- -.
EACH WAY OVER THE Rod.
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n LINES OR LEss CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
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anlun ann 5meritan.


Daily IS irei-WeolIy IS; Weekly ss.
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BONTTNG's C7TT Brass HAM

p. S.-PRoF. B0NNINGs QUADRILLE- BAND Is preDsrrd
to make engagements for Music for Balls, Parties &c on veey
reasonable terms. Address as above. jan2s-dIy.
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~ YORK To NAsTEYII.LE. -
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COLLINS, KALOCRTNE.-Just received a SUPPLY
Of ais valuable preparation for the lair FoE aleby
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NEW WHEAT! NEW WHEATu
ETTE want 100 bushels Red Wheat bushels
Wv new White Ehea be delivered early possible for
which we will pay the highest market price. This Wheat ell
order, instructions % buy without limit price.
iuneIO-tf Il. S. FRENCH & son.
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CRAIN! GRAIN!!--Wantsd at the Nashville City
VI Mills:
$1,000 bushels prime Wheat;
IOUUO do old or damaged Wheat, for distillsry:
1000 do Corn for which the highest marze price will be
paid in Cash.
1900 do Rye.
The City Mills Keeps in store at all times Extra Family Flour
Shorts Bran Ship Sud which viii he furnished and de-
Iyerei in large quantities at exceeding low prices.
Gail Agency Nashville City Ail, No. q, Market
je2j-tf 5 N. H0LLINGSWORTH.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-06

breath, and have such sense Of relief
to be in the free air. and comfort them
selves with the thought that they've
been good Christiansl
Now this idea OF worship is mar
row and false. The house of God
should be Joyous place for the right
use of all our faculties
There ought to be such an atmos-
phere in every Christian church. that
a man going there and sitting two
hours should take the contagion of
heaven, and carry home fire to kindle
the altar whence he came"
The call to religion is not a call TO
be better than your fellow, bit TO be
letter than yourseif Religion is rela
tive to the individual" t
my best presentations of the gospel
to you are so iucompletel Sometimes
when l am alone, l have such sweet
and rapturous visions of the love OF
God and the truths of his word, that |
think, if could speak to you then, /
should move your hearts. / am like a
child, who, walking forth some SUNNI
summers morning, sees grass and
flowers all shining with drops Of
dew. oh he cries, I'll carry these
beautiful things to my motherl' And,
eagerly plucking them. the dew drops
into his little palm. and all the charm
is gone. There is but grass in his
hand, and no longer pearls"
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nYf. O. WHITTIER.


Forgive theei yes, DO forgive thee,
And bless thee as We part;
And pray that years may never leave thee
My agony OF heart.
call no shadow malison
Upon thy fair young brow:
But would thy life would ever run
As sunwardly as now.
know that have knelt too lowlv,
For smiles so oft withdrawn
That trusting love received too slowly
The lesson of thy scorn.
That thou hast had thy triumph hour
unquestioncd and complete,
When prompted by spell of power,
knelt me at thy feet.
'Tis over now-thy charm is broken,
The fevcrish dream hath fed;
And passed away ike words unspoken
The vows that have said.
give thee back thy plighted word; 3i
Its tone of love shall be
Like music by the slumberer heard,
A dreamer's melody.
Go. now-the light of hope upon thee;
Thy lovers claims are Ger:
a thousand smiles thy charms have won thee
THEY'LL win thousand more.
For beauty hath a charmed spell
Upon the human will;
Though trails the heart it walls 50 well,
1t hath its homage still.
Go, blueeyed girl: the proud shall meet thee
And gladden. in thy smile,
And flattcry's pleasant lip shall greet thee,
With the bland words Of guile.
Go, try the recklessness of earth,
With that young heart of thine,
And lavish its unwasted mirth
On pleasures every shrine.
Thy pleasant path may yet be shaded
A shadow cross thy sun:
The rosy wrcaths which. love hath braided
Fail from thee one by one.
The hatterer's VOWS may pass away,
The Ivfe Of love be broken,
And manhood's evil scorn repay
The fondness thou hast spoken.
Go, heartleSs gir.-thou'lt smile tomorrow
As had never been;
And spurn thy lovers words OF sorrow,
For those of happier men.
A darker destiny the page
OF coming years may tell:
God help thee in thy pilgrimage,
Lowell bcing--sare thee well.
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Business lllrtttorp


C. q. - 80: ...:l;=s.
Trains running on the indianapolis, Pittsburg
and Cleveland Rail Road Passing Win
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MANSION HOUSE,
w VI. hlZfsR, frOrIlctVI,
North East Corner Public Square,
Winchester, Ind.