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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-02
Nails.

y O00 KEGS sl,oesbcrger's Nails, an sizes;
,OOO loo kegs hour barrel nails,
100 Gushing a
100 Z" feuclag
30 l. g. and s inch spFkes;i in store
and for sale by " a. 6ORiON 4 Co.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.

,,,uF FrREwsNs FUND INSURANCE COMPANY
II CasH CArirat. SIS OVAL faipfs.
No no Broadway, ". ",
Metropolitan Bank building.
rrnnyed rian Of paying half of m pro1h above
,evsn per ceuSto The fdovs and Orphans Fund Of the
New York Fire Department. . 50, -.
This company prepared insure buildings furni
merchandise ard other personal properly md sep. ~
port aud their oargos agan. css ~ nrs on svnsso'e
tefuie NATHAN " 0haahM, hrtao-n~
HrNRy BrrcnwAr. secret~y.
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AMUsupun~
ISns r.e,,, SoIIox -cuAxcs on p. We
POW $500 .s,.r,;, sss1S:T. or rHx sA,-tS
I Gabriel. =. DOUBLE TIGHT RcreA.
INK 6kSxr MONSTER.
Toss cilsaisa IS cents. Dp; s 1a.ns Cav.
WALLAoNs THEATRE
Continued success. :; s.s ,;js ~, drama
Tho admirable e0s 1s%s roo.,,
VIII Vie first ''' Of II ssc SCI f' sAaA1ax
Jhis .n'sr.innen' win soAbine he s.eas u every as'
e.pr.:, "a g.: s.s.:y q" !. .,.s4uy ~
= ..o !. .,., Assw THREE ACT DsAAA
Ia The Aosr RRiiI.IAkT rxBIKAy xvsR Psa
EVERY k ksEsis 80 I Ihh Sss zaE WEEK.
ai sIssc ias g; ~ ' Ss%s6ywIsx
sssSSjes p1..s " z
asnsH William Howe ~. Ms1
S ssSEs Percy q Too'ssrnsr NJ LsysA
kDS r.sS: :; DueA.n
Ssssysa s.sie. Riders irsrr Aliens
sSsoFsis % iNciD iNrs, sdEsssY 7-t e. s's''-
%:s. Sss i;:sieass St.s:.
:pS G.
dAager story OF life; herosm Of hs maid of brandy
ca he barn
ssiship The family 20. opposed 70 inrudsr, the bsy.
Lazy .S Ts the
GA ACT Old caurch sne sr.yeysrd ne my..s:
Song chorus 'Burr.S for he Men Of the OAK CIere
weed and somrsde. s-w..Sinssou's msrau.e; e
Father o. bis Country despsfches 1escpsa e
~ NV tp TINE s Lis ..errn lips shall .ns the pre-
ssss q Dc post sshs spseob ss I.As
times elected ecene o-Grsnd ,sblesa Illustrating Tr.a
a Ss 0Fs0'''ed picture Of the Battle OF SuSxEs
ACT JL-scepe l-rhs American enc.mpmen DARK hs.rs
of the Revolutionary Struggle wsshinstons prayer
grove sdsnguished vs tile offered wsshinetoa
American asg-m.y its folds wave as PROUDLY IA
e isn ss
sPeecsup NIL ter panner traw your musSs: un IAssts
his comrades in speech scere s-Apsrtmen In Cosa1
trsziers awens ssnose and hose have fearful tores.1
from pss nd 3s e. stands " your Dss q ::
ac The IeiswHe blanche or brandy vine sad =
rocks the AyeDgng hand OF overtskes he gunE
Poydence nterposes TO rescue Blanche from the SINKING
ppon This win new Drop Curtain. painted "
iS;s Tak
ss mon lingo
hills and P ss. nc sao oss %..
conflict beiwesD the conendnF tue charge ne -.
TO hand encouner the triumph Brilliant military taesAs1
in War. First Peace and First in Hearts Of As Cssa'
sses Sea-: s. In 's s. d.:
Doors open ~ I; 70 commence nj 8 O'Clock
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70 TRAVELLERS ON THE
OCEAN, LAKE OK KIvER.
BUNKER's PATENT LIFE PREsKRvER.

The records Of disasters sr!srg from shpweok fire and
laundering show alarming loss OF life from the
OF proper facilities In times Of emergency for Tho
ing passengers and Life oOAs become swsmped IN
launching miscalled) useless from
age sdAby. or lacking the regulate essentals and os.
placed complying with the letter Of the law while
he rprt entirely overlooked facts discovered
when the danger and disaster and death ensued
Humanity th OF things should
exist and while the undersigned would appeal 70 ship
owners 70 supply Aer vessels with an article which has 70
ceved highest testimonials of merit from persons OF
doubted standing and judgment he would also urge On evey
odivduA embarkng ship steamer thai life proservef
form poruon OF their personal baggage Occupying but
little when not IN hey adjustable In The space
half minute and form complete protection To the most
vital portion Of the body and whom once on need no farther
the limbs perfect freedom Yor sdes and children
they perhaps the ory article which combines every ro
ouse preservation and fall 10 give confidence 70
ee mos. tid however dangerous may be the emergency
fbey aeo.ed by heat cold with ordinary care
Indesructbe For bathing and wrecking purposes
they eq1sed TIE soicit the attention.
public this article st de depot OF the Emporium l6
broadway, NY. G. j. BUNKER PAsentee
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AIRS s. FoWIg pRKss AND MANTIlLA MAKKR,
vi wishes 10 Inform the aides Of Brooklyn and New York
thai has back g Myrtle and continues
u 20 cut by the day. Orders punctualy attended TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-05

NAATTING-CHEAP MATING.
M le cenis cers - cents per yard First quality
~. BOND lCS and ITO Sixth avenue,
e1Actly opposite the market
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npAt aeon 81 WANTS OF RyERy DysCHIPrfoy
/ X are obtsned At NORRIS CONVERT GO q Ss Broad.
a. Frsrsree Frsrtln n kiso farmers, gardeners.
roacfnen iabcrers &c At this or lhe branch ONCE III
Liberty, corner q Greenwchsa
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TNTELLIGENCE OrF7CEa

m. FAMILIES AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN ExcTr-
& lent servants DE new Dgges'ic Institute and Home
asurdsroe Of civil capable help. Conducted BY respect
AZ. Arne LADY,.
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pUET0Ns NEW THEATRE BROADwAY.-wxDNRs
HOUSE, TO Bic SOLD And TAX hUsARp BALL. y,.h the
pieces large amount Of fun and variety az
EoIHlNG TO kUkkE: Alto, the capital piece Of THE
HARD STRUGGLE, with O Fisher N. smith Barrett, Mrs..
Hgeso, Kirby And h Miller and the farce OF M FRIEND
IN THE STkAPN On 7hursdAy-Mr. WAic0ss benefit, and
on Friday Mr. Racket win plsy for night only
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nj o MORE sTALE LAGER REER AND ALE.-RE
IN hsho Co ice saving lager bier cooler ene ,ts
rs of ice impsrs temperature TO
the beer or ale sparkling qualities TIL the last
glsss from the cssk s light and portable and Us
coat Is uifirg. Il kEHAHE Co, factory ais Eighth
avenue Urters aresisc taken AZ WEBSTER TOWERS,
ia Broadway State rights for sale
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FRENCH ADvERTTsEMENTs.
AMI LECLrR BLkNCHIssEUsE Dy PARIS, A
m rhopnsur de prtvenlr les qu ellie trs
vsie ri les danes general ellie Went de transporter
domicsle de Sh Greene street an 81 Prince street
ON DxnArDx uNE BONNIE DRxrANrs Dg MoyET
" age, svcc de bons renseisnemena. ssdresser IA Al
Use
I'm DyMANDH, POUR LIZ CAPTrArNE DUN vArs.
" de chef de cuisine Frsnca, Espagnol
risirp aussi maitre d'hotei steward avcc De
BONES reconmsrdaons pour rbounetetf Fl IN sobrete.
ssdrescr an 1U7 NJ marks place, AZ A. NJ ct5fN
TTNE FILE FRATcArsx PRoTEsTANrE DFsIRE sE
" plscer CONNIE bonnie d'cnfsnn 81 porr coudrc klle
peu protuire de hons segnemenn sadresser chez
vienot, Dt Yves, list st., rear building, first sfory.
iIvEE DAMR DESIRE rRoUvER UNE PLACE POUR
u aue. dams fsuie Frar csse, com ne femme de
shsmbre; ellie parfshement coudre les meieurs
pegne seron donnes ssdrcsser an 50 hss 15sh st.
TIN eARCor rRANcAis prsrzv sH PLACER DAMS
u fsmie CONNIE valet de chsruhre, VI counst par
aem service ct peu bonner de bonnss recommsn
dsons ssdresser pendsnt mutt iours an Isl We sv enre
TIN JFurE HOMIE OUT WENT DARR1vER n EU-
rope psrlspt ct fcrivsnt IL Franc ala fTaen OF ALE
aua prffsHn, IL des coohsux droEueries pro-
dus chmiques 81 esprs qui connst prncp element ohre
se .rvces quste de correspondent commits &c. Pour
,nsorr atoms chez NJ Cuot No. White st., Hotel
du Hsvre chsmbre ~
q, nv pFwOrsKIIE FRANCHISE DESIRE rROUvER
une famile retournsr Europe pour
CONNIE ELI pas mslsde ellie pourrst rendre
rifle IL usversee kcrire NJ d., Hersh ONCE.
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NTIFLLOGRAPH, AMBROTYPE, PHOr0GR APH AND
IN Daguerrean Gallery, 483 Broadway Messrs; GRANT
ALCOOCKE desire 70 inform their friends the pubic
hat owing their approaching departure for Europe they
found aole in Mr. CHAlLLY Of Paris,
who Will continue the business their and 70
Grant Aicoocke earnestly desre 10 inre
duce and recommend their kind pstrons-
4
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q, nv pFworsKILE FRANCHISE DESIRE rRoUvER
me famllle retournsr Europe pour
CONNIE ee pas mssde mer ellie pourrsn rendre
rita ueversee Ecrire N. d., Herst ONCE. sd
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION PROMISE A GER.
4 tain cure In every kind az pulmonary consumption.
~ remedy the only successful for TIN. rrs,r
OF ihsrn are useless WIN sun help, when all hope Of
covering has gone when properly used Everybody who
Once 6Gs Houston street n 8 Open from TO IL A. r.
and 2to5P.M Dr. MATTHEW'S. practical phyaioian. from
Berlin, Prussia
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Ou.Es-PIIEa-wATKINy PILE OINTMENT, TWIN
~ Ave cents q boz for either internal OF
external piles Warranted 70 cure For sale y drusE.s
~sikns on'meni never fails 70 give relief IN me most az
enough sa.iaf the most increAuioss No pain or inen
vcuieuce In using H. Children with perfect zafsI
directions accompany each bog. BE sure and get ths
genuine See the written name OF A. u. Watkins on each
boz Depot agency for Ws,kns pile ointment
u No. Sos Grand street N T., where ali orders must be
directed Retail druggists supplied With quantity nj the
lowest prioe. A b. WATKlNB. Proprietor.
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Add BROADWAY.
fff MATT PEEIiS CAMPBEiiS
whosr thus far has been
UNPARALLELED IN THIS CITY,
Commence their FOURTH WEEK
With another GREAT BILL,
Replese with RARE FUN
First appearance OF JACK and BOB.
Who win continue 70 AMUBE
Reergagement Of the nON1AGNARDs
This week snosher ENTIRE CHANGE,
Together with plenty OF BLACK BONs BONs,
Insur,ng AMI amount OF HEARTY LAUQ HR
Tickets Is cents DR.. r. A JONES, Agent
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a GR RIG ULT URAL.


New FEED EoR BEES One of tho
greatest troubles in bee keeping ap.
pears to be the want Of suitable food
early in the spring to enable the swarm
TO prepare for new colony that may
go out carly enough in the season to
lay up. not only their owa stores for
winter, but a surplus for their owner.
Many swarms that have an abundance
|of honey for their own use and to
spare, in the spring. are inactive for
weeks after the spring has become
warm enough fol them to work, be-
cause they have nothing to work mp
on The first business is not to gather
honey, but pollen, to make bread for
the young bees. So, although tho
weather is warm enough, and the bees
lively enough, until the binds afford
pollen, they have nothing to work up
on 70 enable them TO be in season with
the new brood, u produce early
swarms. This is 4 serious draw back
|in late seasons, and in situations
where pollcn.producing plants are not
lplenty.
Mr.. E. I. Sturtcvant, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, claims that be has discovered
remedy for this difficulty, and that hs
can bring forward his bees some twc
months earlier, and get good swanns
the first Of May. His plan is to feed
his bees with unboltcd rye meal,
strewn npcn boards convenient to tho
hive. the bees pitching into il at once.
and working diligently. and in such u
earnest way - fairly 70 scramble ovsr
lone another. Il 3 ) hint worby ne
attention Of ~ beskeepers.
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A Poetical Scheme Of Emigration.
The Brewers should 10 Malta 90.
The Boobies all to Sciliy.
The Qnskers TO the Friendly Isles,
The Fusriers 10 Chill.
The little snsrii' 2. caroling bubes,
That break our nightly rest.
Should be spsnked cf 10 Babylon,
To Lap-lsad o. 10 Bfest.
From Spil.head Cooks 90 Ger 70 Greece,
Aud while the Mises waits
His passage 70 The Guinea cosst,
SPendlhrif,s are in the Strsits.
Sp'nsters should 10 the Needles 20.
Wine-bibbers to Bur- xundy,
G,urmsnds should lunch al Sandwich Isles
Wsgs al the Bay Of Funday.
Bachelors 10 the United States,
Maids 70 the lsle OF 3lan,-
Let Gardeners 20 TO Dotssy Say
Aud shosbIacks 70 japan.
Thus eaIsrste--sn1 aisplacsd men
VIII tkea a IoaGes ve4 - ".
And - - = , p(r9i1e1 ~ ss
Hsd bestes - % - 10
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~ lie Who thinks no man above Ain
|bu, fos his virtue. none below him bu, fo'
|hjs yiss can never be ebssquious % sssun'
|ipg il NE wsess place, eas will Frequently
emulate men N ssasipps bc'ow him. and pity
,hysc nominalk over his hssd.
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RATES % ADyERTfsieo.
For square VI 10 lines or Iess, week. ~ 90.
Each subsequent insertion, 25 cite.
Longer advertisements, At same rate. a
fraction ever even square or squares. counted
as Z square. These sre the terms for tran
sien, advertisements; a reasonable deduc-
sion will be made 10 regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of administrators
snd legal notices Of like character TO be
paid for in advance.
AHKorxcisG CANDIDATES.
ros Township offices, each. Si.o0
For Coun,y 200
For District, Circuit. or State. 500
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By THE MILFORD BARD.
I eaw him stretched upon HE bed,
With languid lip and eye;
No tetrs for him had yet been shed,
Though he was doom d to die;
No friends had he, alas. no wife
To weep around him now
A lmost alone he was ia lifc-
Despair was on his brow.
One morn sou. ht HE bed, and Oh!
A touching scene was there;
A scene that filled my heart xi.h woe,
A scene OF dark despair;
A little girl, bis only child,
Stood gazing in his eye;
Off crying out in accents wild
"Dear iather, will you dep
The dying father turn'd lie head,
To gaze upon her charms;
A tear upon her cheek he shed,
And clssped her In HE arms;
He slrove 10 speak In tender tone;
And while In grief she cried
"Dear father. leave me not alone"
he groaned-and wept-and died.
To Polter's Field | nw him borne,
To lie beneath the sod;
There wss but one fvr him 10 mourn,
And three 10 break the O Cd.
No funeral pomp. no funsrsl prsyet
No funeral esnblems wave;
One lille girl alone stood there,
And wep, upon bis grave.
Had he possessed Of gold store,
He might have been knave;
YeLhundreds would have found his door
And followed TO his grave.
And thus il IL, and was Of old
Disguise il as you can
The man has made god OF goij
And money mases the man.
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GFTo cure pain IN the breast--pro'
cure I well.msds calico o. dslalas dsess,
with an equally wsll-eonss'uc,ed woman in'
aide o. Il. and press Il closely % The part
affected. Repeat the application sill The
pain ceases.
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UscIvILIxnp PATlkSrs.-In ie4o, whcr
,hs cholera broke out among the Shswness,
|in wha, 10 now Eastern Kansas. they called
upon pr Fseneis Barker, : Baptist mission
lazy fpe medical attendance. He rode g
their relief. fifteen miles. on dark, stormy
lniah,, and administered 70 them. without 70
I,usnipe home until they we're out of dan
Qer. On their recovery, the women and
children of The sssllsment ssme in : body
on horseback. 70 &c, pay fOr,sking bis med'
cinesl
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vfay ExFtsrIT, pooF wamsn wsEs
70 a. eminuns but seeenssir surgson. y W.
qure Whist wss the proper HsssmsLt feV
ssme hind VI bodily wound
"Pus " . eslsPlasm,' was lhe sasssF'
"a eat buf, dpssoF. il's teF I lit.ls CHILD"
nEhen PVT On : kitlsnsplasm,"
The peer woman went swsy shout -
wlss g she eame.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-06
Historical.

Few readers can be aware. until they have
bad occasion to test the fact, how much Ia.
Dor il often saved by such table as the fol-
iowing-the work Of one now in the grave.
If shistory is poetry, a. one who is true
poet himself fcrcibly remarks, then here il
poetry personifed:
1907 Virginia first settled BY the Eog,ish,
1914 New York fret settled BY the Dutch
1920 Massachusetts, settled by Puritsns.
1924 New Jersey settled by the Dutch.
1917 Delaware settled BY Swedes and Fins.
i6s5 Mary land settled BY Irish Catholics.
i635 Connecticut setlled by Roger Will
liums.
/ 1850 Norih Csrolins settled BY English.
1870 South clrolinr settled by Huge
nots.
1861 Pennsylvania settled BY WIN. Penn.
1888 Georgia settled BY Gen Ogle,hrope.
1901 Vernon, admitted into the Union.
1892 Kentucky admitted into the Uuion,
i7o6 Tennessee admitted into the Union.
1905 Ohio admitted Into the Union.
1911 Louisiana admitted Into the Unlon.
1915 Indiana admitted into the Union.
1919 Mississippi admitted Into the Union.
1918 Illinois admitted into the Union.
1919 Aabama admitted into the Union.
1870 Maine admitted into the Union.
ls2l Missouri admitted inio the Union.
1886 Michigan admitted into the Union.
1896 Arkansas admitted into the Union.
ls45 Florida admitted into the Union. !.
ls45 Texas admitted into the Union.
1876 Iowa admitted into The Union.
l54S Wisconsin admitted into the Uaian.
1850 California admitted into the Union.
1853 Minnesota admitted into the Union.
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HAn exchange tells 81 an editor whe
vent soldering and wss chosen captain
uas day n PsFsds. instead of giving ths
orders, siFrens fsee, shres PAGES isFwsFd,'
hs eselslmed; rgssh s~e dollars yeaF y
sdYaHee,n
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Sincerity 10 70 speak what We ,hiah,
70 do what We prcfess, 70 perform what We
promises and really 70 70 what We would
appear aud seem % be.
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Orvillsny that Il vigilant. will b %
overmssch fos virtue, v che slumbsved y
her pes,i and hence Il H. that bad easse
has ellen isiumphed over good one.
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HfA lissle explained. h',ie erdaFeds :
little passed ever q foibie, and " ths
vuaesd atoms will q lihe smooth mesaic.
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O-rModssly u more beccmias. and o.
ways esteemed more valusble thsn beauty.
Beauty perishes. bu, modes,y. real modesiy'
never decsys.
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0tTsomebody says there i decided dii-
ference between perseverance ND ebssias'
|sy. One i strong viii, sad Tho eshst :
'strong wont.
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~ The spoiIs children ei she pssssn'
ses ssvsIy turn ess Ne sseas men q sAs
nsxt-Puneh,
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The Honest Boy, or the Shilling and
the Guinea.

the Guinea.
Some time ago the Duke Of Buccleugh,
in one Of his waIks, purchased Z COW from
IA person in the neighborhood Of Dalkeiih,
and left orders TO send il to his rsIace the
following morning; according to agreement
tho COW was sent, and the Duke happened
to be in dishabile, and walking In the ave-
nue. espied little fellow Intellectually at
tempting to drive the snimrl forward to its
destination. The bsy, not knowing the
Duke. bswIed oul to him:
'FIimum. come here an giesa han wi
this beast
The Duke saw the mistake, and deter.
mined on haviIR Z joke with the little TEL
low; pretending, therefore, not TO under
stand him, the Duke walked on s)owly ly, the
boy still craving his assistance. At last he
cries 10 a tone OF apparent distress:
Come here. nun. an help ". an % sure
as anything III give you half geI!'
This last solicitation hsd the desired ef
feet. Tie Duke went and lent : hslpIrg
haLd.
And now said the Duke as they trulged
along, how much do you think yen get for
this jcbr
oh, dinna ken, said the boy, but I'm
sure Of something. for the folk up st the
house are good 10 a. bodies
A. they approached the house the Duke
dar,ed from the boy and entered BY differ
ent wsy. He called servant and pu,
sovereign into his hand. saying, Give that
to the boy that has brough, the cow
The Duke returned 70 the avenue. aud
was soon rejoined BY the boy.
well, how much did you gesr aeked the
Duke.
"A shiIIing.' said the boy, an there's the
hslf Of Il Z re-
But you surely gos more than . shilling
ssid the Duke.
No. said the boy wiih she utmost earn
essssss. 'ss sures death thss's . got-an'
|s.ys not shiak is's plsaln1' =
'r1vos>v 1n1e - u leke,e @DrH ~
i: !; j.: ~ 80: !; ! ~ ! i {:
Tue boy consented-bsck they went; the
Duke rsng the BELL and ordered slI the SER
wants to BE- assembled.
Now said the Duke TO the boy, point me
oct the person that gave you the shilling
IL was that chap there wi h the apron
pointing 10 the butler.
The Delinquent. confessed. fell on hIs
knees, and attempted an apoIogyi but the
Duke interrupted hi,n. Indignantly ordered
IhIu 10 give the boy the sovereign, and quit
IhIs service instsusly.
You have lost said tho Duke, your mo-
ney, your situation, snd your chsrsctas BY
your covc,ousnsss; learn. hcnesforth, that
honesty 10 the best policy
The boy by this time recognized he %.
|sIs,snt In The person ef The Duke. and The
Duke wss % delighted with tho sterling
worth aud hs nssty of The boy, that hs Or
dsred hIm 10 b sent 70 school, kept there
and provided Al his own exPense,
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MHs. PAsrisoror. .--sDAs has osssoevoo&
and knees said he. describing 80 <1Ip
10 Mrs. Psr.ingsen. ed - lssesi - ssAsv
sovg'shly.
What u that Isssci' srid the old Isdy,
looking Up from ; proioend contemplation
Il sn old aimansc. She had not caught sll
The remark.
she hes tsssssworks end knees. repessed
Ike, smiling.
Breast work end knees: sad Sire. Part
iog'on jmpssssIvsIy, with face that had
whula moral code wrItssn upon Il.
4 sac 'em.' Tslpsnsd be, and put my hand
on 'svn.'
WELL said she, raising her Anger like
guide post. 'yvu must never lot me hss'
suah .hIug from you syaia. Such shame'
Ices conduct V without parable IN one .
young - you. aud sm almuss Fssdy % BE-
Iisvs ia alI they ssy VI the moral iu'psn'!"'
oI youlh.'
6hs looked Anxiuusiy - Ike. Who was s't
ting on his lsgs sad rocking 70 and iso,
II d the new shlp wss talking sbou',
ssid BE-, ginning " her mislnLe,
'Ohr spid she, 'wss that slll Well The
lesson msy b laid in your miad WI wv
nssd w.
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Grammatical Play upon the word That
Now that 10 : word which may often b
joined, ,-F.r ihss that may be doubled Y
clear 10 the ind,-And Ihs. that that h
right, is % plain to the siew,-As that ,hs
that that We use, 10 - rightly used. too
And that that that that that line has Ia !,
is righl--ln seeordaaes viii grammar I
plain o esr sighs.
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NT The English crown has descended tn
an unh,cken line from Egbsr 20 Victoria.
The French have hsd four separate dynss-
,lss In Tho ssme period; the Msscvlpgian'
Carloviugisu, Cspesain, and ncuvbou, Since
the organisation of the present government
Of The United s,s'es. the French have passed
successfully under hheen fo'ms Of govern
mea,, In l7es Louis XVI was on the throne,
|in l7ee We 6nd the States General, which
gave place in The same year TO the conssi'u
eat Assembly, 10 l7pa the National Goa.
|vsn,ion, In i7oa the Reign Of Terror; 10
|l7o6 the pwee.oryi 10 i7sa the Censulstei
|ia 1904 The Empire, ia ieia The monarchy
|,sssorsdi Ia 1880 The veigulag family over
|sMowu and ,hs crown transferred 20 syoung'
Ies branch; In lS&s The Provisional Govern
lment and The Republic; In 1851 the mcdl
IAsd Republics IN 1852 The Empire restored