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Winter Rcading.

Frederick the Great, by Carlyle;
The Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table;
Duuailan-or Know What You Judge;
Poems-by Matilda;
Biter-sweet--a Poem by J. C. Holland;
Every Woman her own Lawyer;
My Lady Ludlow-by Mrs Gaskeil;
VIII and Way, Patience removes Mountains;
seed-rime and Harvest--The Inquisitive Boy;
Life Of washingson-by Z. Cecil;
Received and for sale by
nov30 CHAs. W. SMITH.
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serve understand that the Northern Bank
u now taking Tennessee money at par. Tbs
other hanks will hardly permit the NoTthern
10 exceed them In libeFality. and are doubt
iess doing the same. The demand for money
continues pretty active. but there Is no
change la the rates.--L0a. yesg.
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FREE-SOIL PROPERTY
For Sale.

On HcLeDaors. be,'eoen Church and Broad aretts.
I AN offering for sale, privately, that vaIu- -
i able HOUSE AND LOT. situated On Mel A;:i
more street between Church and Broad SIS sE''t
fronting McIemore so feet running back IfO feet
On alley The Improvements consist of two story
brick, containing Fonms in the main building. be-
sides kitchen servants rooms. stable &c Their Is
also fine well II never failing wafer besides ethcr
eonveniences, which makes il all Together n desrab BILE
place Independent 81 it, being free from taxation
and central 90 the husnass portion fIte ctv anil
with all the advantages Of being the CORPORATION.
VIII recommend itself ~ the favorable consideration
OF those wishing purchase
II not sold priratrly before the 9TH OF nrCFN-
RER NFXf, will Offer il at pnbfc sale On the rr.rn-
iscs. nj II O'Clock. For terms, &c aFa,Iv On
nOv20-u R CIASCaCK AEON,
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Dy virtue of vehaitioni expcaas 90 me directed,
ID and delivered from the honorable Circuit C.ert
Of Davidson CO., Tenn, its September Term 1855,
will expose 20 public sale "a the highest bidder for
cash the Court house yard gate IN the city Of Nash
Vile, ON SATURDAY, THE sTH DAY OF JANUA.
RY isSa all Abe right, title claim, interest and ss-
which Thomas d. Melvin, Admir- then had, or
may have Ncquired In and To the following de
scrbed property w.t. One Brick Hocec and Lot Of
Ground Vine street, IN she city of Nashville, IA,
yidsn eounty, State OF Te0nessee fronting about 90
IS feet SAID Vine street, and running back ls0
feet 10 alley said Honse and Lot : on the South
side u Church street, being levied oa A. The propef
ray sf Thos- II. Mekwen, decd-, 10 saiisfy judy
meat rendered in favor ef Briggs Mortoa-
JAS. n. HINTON, Sheriff q bavldson CO.
nov5e-td BY X. BsAxcs, nepsty sheriff
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Two Valuable Farms,

ON wFDNFSnAY, the sth q December -
~ next, the undersigned will sell o. the so
highest hiffer. that valuable Farm IN William srS1-A
cognty known as the 'swikin's WHITFIELD" a
Farm. containing about f0S lying the wuters
81 Trsee Greek which enters Pig Harpeth in the
virinitv az the village of Tank, davidson county
near the Kirkland and CentTcvie Turnpike about IL
miles from Nashville
Pers"'S wishing Ia purrhase irviied 70 eNRnine
the lands ard premises, and they viii ind farm of
exceeding fertility 81 soil. well suited stock raising
by is superior adaT iain 90 the growth blue grasx
ana It's beautiful supply 81 pure stock water.
The Undersigned will Also sell the highest bidder
at the same time and place. that beautiful Farm he
longing to Mrs LuveDfa Craighead confaiRnF about
isa acres, tning the above tract Il land Both Of
these { acts united Viii make of the best stock
Farms io It's sire in Middle Tennessee.
The undersigned has also abort ~ acres OF finely
Tmhcrcd Weod land, within = miles of the farm
whirh will De sold with the hrst mentioned ftrni-
n, upon consultation with those who wish pur-
chase ihrday of SALE IL he found proper my fnrm
can be divided into two three There will he
afforded chnnce for bHyinE three beautiful farms,
with comfortable dwellings on each
These lands will be for sale privately nnt the lt of
December. f"r al information call the subscriber
living Ia Nashville.
TfRMS or SALOONS third or The purchase money
viii be reauircas Ian cash. notes which be dis
counted IN hank 90 days. the balance one. two
three and fur years n desired with interest added
and hen on The land retained until all IL paid
JOHN ]. HILL, Agent.
Tho ahove sale viii be conducted by Nance
Woo ward.
y n. GIAso IN. Auoifoheer. novseod&wtd
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WASHINGTON Thu

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Nov. IS. 1858.
There seems 10 be considerable discussion
among the Virginia Democracy. At the APP
preaching State Convention II Is understood
hat resolu tions favorable 10 Douglas viii be
oHtred and strongly supported. A warm
contest IL expected.
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Acidity OF the stomach and Indiges.
ton.

ss- al can eat anything after taking your Holland
Biners," is a remark frequently made tous.
To persons troubled with acidity Of the Stomach,
Indigestion, any disorder of the Stomach would
only say, try Its worldwide reputation has been
established alone by the many wonderful cures II has
effected. When tried for. Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Liver
Complaint, weakness Of any kind, Costyeness and
Piles, it should be taken in small doses-say half
teaspocnful, regularly three times day, before
rnaa
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Committed ta JaiI

nF nsrieEin eannfy. on the 9th day 81 NOVEMBER,
" 'saS, negro n an, who says his name H. JACk,
and belongs 20 Alexander jones, Of fayetts CO., Ala.
Said hoy y aboni SO year, weighs about ITO pounds
Ave ieet no inches high, d~rk complexion. Theowner
D. requested tpcutIc forward prov properly aud pay
charges - the directs, this N'.v. anti. 1888.
TliuS. HotSON
nos2"-aw Jailor 81 Davidson county.
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COLLEGE STREET PROPERTY
At Public Sale.
On Saturday, 4th OF December, 1858,

A 4 the Court House gate will sell to the a.
N highest bidder, that valuable property fb.isf
situated North College street, few doors be I'LL
low the corner of the Square AMI opposite the beau
uful residences lately erected by Mr.. French
aud NJ Burns, and adjoins the fine residence OF Mr.
A Beech and others This property fronts 60 feet
o College street, running half way back Market,
10 is feet alley. Upon the ground is three frame
buildings used as store-rooms.
This property is located in of the most thriving
and desirable portions of the city, and take it all TO-
gether is the most desirable yet offered TO the public
les advantages will at be seen by ALL possess
ing inducements TO the business capitalist
l would ask examination before the day of sale
we have positive instructions to sell. / will di-
vide the property TO suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash, the balance in L,
and years, with interest from date, and lien re-
tanned. T. r. GLASCoCK,
noy24-td Agent.
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The Vors OF lsSs.-The Cincinnati In
qlsirz says; We have the Official returns from
the following States Of their late elections
They compare thus with their votes in 1856:
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n New Arrangement.
T Fl E " S o u T H"
AM
" T II E S T A T E S "
To be Consolidated.

arrangement has bern coucludrd between r.
y A. FEfoK eiitof Of tic klshnend SsaTn, add the
proprietor 8 this perer Ina SflIfs, by which the
SftrH amt the b. consolidated iUt
faper, be publ slIcd tins civ, esfuis~d
(ora and Ia be under The editorial esrifsi " Mr..
PHgoR.
TAs parer r.H e ae grpoa a no T>ysor oIiFvs,
hsf dsrotef {. ~ 0Rsoi iHisirsfs n ne Dnaciafse
party, sH aocordancs siiA ne p'rnetfies y H0sstthn
Drsacfacy
Ma PlssoE ~iH updertskc tho editorial control Of
The paper between The toth e tins meath aid The Ia
81 ncccnihcr.
Il win be ooEiinuesi under The name 81 a1HE
Stalls " and i'ubhsised the islllos ng terlus; ~
ooe copy Ter year, -------.--.--.---.eo 20
Tao coisos yer year ..--- ...--- .-.-...--l0 GO
sESI-wFTKLY.
One copy per year. .....- 90 ri
WEEKLY.
Ooe cof'g pr year ..---...- ------.-f 70 a u
Tcn coPiss tsA club. ........-.-........i 90
Tucnty Copes sent % one adde's 20 90
SESSION PAPER.
As The PraeeedinEs 81 the eannng Congress viii b
- Interest q tIe whie country .sInK StATIs'
Nli keep ~ readers fully a6Vlscd ufan al SUBJECTS
mich may b. ais<sssea ~ that beay-
he pFiee q subserirson for TN session viii be
foiis~ss
Dab --tlne coIy 49, .--.----.-. 90
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semi Weekly -l,ns copy -. =. s.-........... 90
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Weeky--f'ne copy .............-.......... SO
- ilss est'es - = club -.--------..- %
So Pa~snasiers sho ~nl forrard = eiub 81
sa6scr lh~rs ueeky fr osle yr.r. a M crb
pFsoss. ~al b entities %. copy " TAs WsklS
ss-Al lss,ss.. N rslassA &c theses urraaEensAi
rRYoK HEfss, 80 I
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH!

ANOTHER TRIUMPH!
TyHE subscriber respectfully invites attention Of
the public, and Of purchasers particularly, 20 the
superior Premium Pianos, Manufactured by him. A
splendid assortment constantly on hand.
Our Pianos have received a Premium two years in
succession, 1856 and 1857 at the Fairs of the Amer-
Institute, Palace, in Competition with most
of the leading manufacturers Of New York and Bos
ton, and unauestoDaby OF the best quality OF
tone, ful round and brilliant, well finish and
durability, and fatter ourselves by the approval
Of renowned artists, In venturing to say that Pr
stand superior TO many others and equal TO any
Grand Piano in regard TO volume Of tone and elasticity
OF touch, combined with the greatest rmness, which
is very rarely met with in other Pianos
We respectfully solicit an examination from strang
and friends 10 convince themselves Of the above
before purchasing elsewhere. AL our Pianos
ranted. II. HANSEN,
Manufacturer of Piano Fortes.
wARERooss, 100 Center street, New York.
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atm NOTWITHSTANDING.
Tn Graefenberg Vegetable Pills

LII vi oC1CMDCHS vCSCtoUAO AAAS
rres Headache. Cures Nervousness,
lures Foul Stomach, Cures Acid stomach,
lures Bad Breath. Cures Jaundce,
Cures Cosfiveness, Cures Collie,
Cures Dyspepsia, Cures Fevers,
Cures Paipitation Of the Heart
combines the virtues Of other Pills without their
ba effects.
1 opens the bowels gently, and Is not drastic nor
gping-
I is the best Pill in the world.
sc guarantee thai all the dboue beneficial Effects csil
befes tpedfron the Graefeabeyy PIN. 3
Il J. F. BRIDGE, NJ D., New York.
~ 1855 Fever and Ague.
We hereby certify that have submitted the
Gaefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy to close IN
sect0n and scientific anay sis, and have also tested
is curative qualities in severe cases OF Fever and
sgue We take great pleasure in saying that II has
proved completely successful and that Il Is most
skilIfully compounded remedy. II richly deserving
the confidence Of brethren Of the Medical Faculty
and of the Public.
s. II. MABEERy, N. D., New York; -CHAs- W. RE-
vILoAN, NJ. D., Wisconsin; WIN. H. SIAmSGroN, NJ. D.
Illinois; THos. j. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Missouri; VIM. C.
KIrIKEDGE, NJ. D., n. IL. JAS 7. MOTE VI. D., Indiana;
Jso. Y. TERKISGIoS. u D., California; VIM I. Ash
roS, NJ n, louisiana
A. MACKENZIE, Il College street,
noy3o-f Agent for Graefenberg Co.
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MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN

MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN
Have rented the House No IL College street, a few
doors below the Sewanee House.
Their stock Of Hardware Is how complete, and con-
tains AZ least great variety as can be found In
any house the city They will endeavor 80 keep at
all times the best articles Ia their line and 20 sell at
the lowest prices. Al their establishments may be
BUILDERs-Every description Of Locks, from
the best quality Co the cheapest Bolts,
Hinges, Screws and Nails of all Sizes.
CARPENTERs-Pianes saws, chises, Guages,
and Hammers, and every descriptions q
BLACKsMrTHs-yI-es,A nvils, sledge Hammers,
Steel, kc.
PAINTERs-nrushes Of every sine and Quality
sash Tools, Busters, cAEnefs Hair Pen
sTABLEKEEPERS-The finest English and French
Harse Brushes, American brushes Garry
coines. Dung Forks, Sr.
GARDEHERs-Hees, RAkes, Framing implements,
lanes, &c.
sPoRTsMEE-boabie and single RArrei shot Cans.
fowder fiAsks, Game h-gs, Iereusslaa
Caps, kc-, Pocket PISTOLS, Cuts Revolx-
err, Ailan's and all the Improve
uents Ga Fire Arms.
HOUSE KEEPERs-Plated Forks, Table and Ira
Spoons, ivory Handled Cutlery q every
pattern Knives and Forks Il al kiads
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fiansshed Tn, japan
ned, q all kinds
RASKETS-of every share and sixa.
WATERS AND TEA TRAYs-from iocts- each
WOODEN WARE-Basssss, Rolling Pms, Trays,
WEATHER pUsTERs-psassing brushes, Broauns,
rops's Heads and Eyes, Aef~, and Oar.
ORNAMENTAL eooDs-Pi4ts Warmers, Co.
vasss, Toilet Setts, kr., &c., kc-
MACKENZIE 4 NiStTlfN,
sct2s-f Ia csiisss street.
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Sir Walter SCOTS Works.

WAVERLEY NOVEIS-the splendid Abbofsford edi-
ton, embelished with 1000 engravings- IL
Royal svo vols. Half Morocco
wAvERLEY NoyE1S-BIack's fine Edinburgh Ii
brary edition. containing all the latest Corrections
and Additions of the Author. rs vols; svo half calf
wAyERIEY NoyEIS-the Authors Fayorite Edi-
ton with all the latest and corrections, large
type, 90 Engravings, IS vols. svo. foolscap, calf
wAyERLEY NovE1S-Parker's excellent Boston
Edition. % vols, half calf.
wAvERI.EY NOvEI.S-People's Edition, complete in
five volumes. royal svO; with Portraits.
SCOTS PoETICAI WORKS, beautifully illustrated
with % Engravings. after Turner. Royal svo, calf.
sCoTT's MISCELLANEOUS PROSE woRKs-cOm-
prising Life of Dryden Life of Swift, Biographical
and Critical Memoirs Of Richardson, Fielding, smol-
lett, Cumberland, Goldsmith johnson, sterne, Mac
kenzic, Horace walpole, Mrs Radcliffe, lie Sage &c.
Pauls Letters to his Kinsfolk Essays on Chivalry
Romance and the Drama vols, svo, half calf.
sCoTT'S LIFE or NAPOLEON, with a preliminary
view of the French Revolution. 9 vols, limo, old
calf.
FOR SALE By
w. Il. BERRY & Co., Public square.
nov30-u
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CO Al! CO LII
PROM THE
Hana Mines, Raccoen Mountain.

TIVE nEa csnpany h nsw IN snccessfui aperasipn
ana reAey ~ saptzy lAe NastFvtilF aaFkrt - any
sr.snl n III hs f1ane q - the eest cs..i aasrs1 h
ths eilF Fref.risg tnrHsr Anst fAas eng al4rF
barsiAa sssek l4zrF Esd zsz1sng ncrs Iz1l< azAesL
II aors nos hEht 40 - 4urkiY - cumberisnd -
Rfser cs.l YET 4 - nse4ns hard q kladle, nnd
uilk : lElls care he ncfnIDE 4 "a - tPu1d -
haFn wIlh Rresa rea4sneek- Ne Tu4s4ntee thai 4 b
ket Thr mtzed ceai HnaEes lie bset and uz<l bcss
tfsi ere ahd covered ~zh hne Gal a nzht. <na last
hs-a Wlth ne l.kef h a. maFnlng, q ga a ence
bh.re 90 sn1 saoa sake bsi<hi GFs \ = arst rate
f clse s.ses, gr4tes In-chlls shsFs ires fufnacez
bhscksn,rtk, A.
~ sess sasan, .ss esas asa 80 huFn q o.
sszs-a j AGSKv. Assnt
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r LONDON BOOKS.
For Sale by JOHN YORK q CO., No. So Union

For Sale by JOHN YORK CO., No. So Union
Street.
Sheridan's Dramatic Works ard Life.
Guizot's History 81 Represebiave Government.
Condes' History of the Arabs In Spain.
Starm's Morning Communion with God
ChiIlingworth's Religion Of Protestants.
Bocacias Decameron.
canante's Exemplary Novels.
Bede's Ecclesiastical History Of England.
Mailei's Northern Antiquities.
Ells's Early English Metrieal Romance.
Chronicles Of the crusades-Inusirated
Early Travels In Palestine, with a map
Keightley's Fairy Ny thology-crukshank.
Hand Book Of Proverbs Sayings, Maxius, &e.
Longs Portraits Of Illusirious PersoRAges-
Naxwcii's Victories Of Wellington.
Life Of Wellington, by an Old Soldier.
Tales Of the cenii from the Persian.
Pictorial Hand Book Of London.
Tasso's jerusalem Delivered.
History 81 the Anglo SaxoRs-TIlustraied.
Arisio's Orlando Furioso-hne steel plates.
Bouoms's Ninevah and its Paiaces-nlustraied
Raphael and Michael Angelo-IilDstraied-
Midrie's British Brds--colored plates.
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EW FXR M.
J. B. & A. Y. RUTLAND.
Successors of Bradshaw & Rutland,)
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Valises, &c.
No. 80 Union Street,
Nashville. Tennessee.

T B. RUTLAND having purchased the interest Of
ID A. T Bradshaw in the Boot and Shoe Store the
firm of Bradshaw X Rutland is dissolved by mutual
consent, and the firm above is authorized to
settle the accounts, &c, Of the old firm. Those
indebted TO the firm of Bradshaw < Rutland are
requested TO make immediate payment. Whilst the
new firm respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
generous patronage conferred upon the old firm they
intend to keep hand a full and elegant stock Of
goods in their line, and assure the public they may
expect kind attention aud good bargains. Give
call. j. b. V. RUTLAND
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
80 - -
Winter Arrangement.

ON and after Monday, Nov. %, 1855, trains will
" run as follows:
TIME. TABLE.
MORNING TRAIN. AFTERNOON TRAIN.
Leaves GaIlatn, 80 AM. | Leave Galatin / p NJ.
Arrive Edgefeld, AN. Arrive Edgefeld 2:30 p N.
Arrive Gallatin IL 80 A. Arrive Galiatin p. NJ.
The Train leaving Gallatn at 7:30 "A. NJ and
Edgeheld at 10 A NJ. Gallatin with mail
coaenoe and from Louisville. The train leaving
EdgeGeld 10 A, NJ, and tiallatn at l p. NJ,
meets with mails coaches and from Huntsville and
Carthage. Only the morning train will be run on
: Sundays
II ? Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage,
and each passenger will be allowed so TBS. free A
charge will be made for extra baggage which must
be paid To the conductor. Other articles than bag
gage, carried in the baggage cars, will be charged
express freight which must be paid to the Agent Of
the Express Company. Il.
Passengers taking their seats GallatiR and Edge
field, without purchasing tickets, will be charged 10
cents extra.
nov29 R0BT. MACLEOD, Sup't.
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Lots in McGayock.

I HAVE fer sale privately, - lots in MeGavock
Il situated on Jefferson Madison, Fillmore Avenue
Florence, Albert Avenue, HcndeTshott and lanes
stree $, which viii sell Rt great bareai = These
Lots are among some Of the beautiful That adj
dition, and 60 those ~ small means. wanting ehenp
homes, is their chance. For particulars call ON
Y GLASc OK.
octI-I Agent
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new advertisements.
For December.

HARPER's MAGAZINE, for December, commencing
a NEW VOLUME, just received by
nsv3O +. HAGAN.
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hfol 0sfalf Salts.


ON THURSDAY, THE IND o. pEcEMBER NExT,-
" propose bring OF great eaIe Of Lots in this
addition. the Railroad depot VIII that oc-
cason offer thirty forty Lots, some ~ them
well Improve and with and substantial residen-
upon them
For further particulars hand bills &c
TEKNs-0ne, two and three years credit, for notcs
payable in Bank, satisfactorily secured, bearing m
terest, and lien retained.
= A. V. s. LTNnsTFY.
E. R. GIAscocx, Auctioneer. novee-td
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miscellaneous.
NUTS, SODA, CIGARS, sc.
For Rent.

For Rent.
THE house of Mrs. s Y. d. STOUT, Front street,
Il second door from the corner of Bridge ST. and
the square, and now occupied by Mr.. JOKES as
boarding house. The front is suitable business
stand, the upper part - family residence. There
also Blacksmith's shop in the rear, all OF which
will be rented together for the next year Posses
sion given LIST Of January next. Enquire Of
nov20-H T. R. GLASC0CK Agent.
Tobacco.
TOHN FERGUSON'S PEACH FI-AVoRED TOBACCO,
81 for sale by
oct26-u RAINS g. BROWN
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Notice.
WE want 20 purchase for Cash
w 200 bushels Dried Apples;
1000 bushels Dried Peaches, pcsled and unpealed
100 - Pears;
500 a. new Pea Nuts:
Fer the above will pay the highest market pri-
ces either IN Cash or Groceries.
REKMES, MITCHELL A CO..
Corner Broad and summer streets,
novi7-ims Nashville. Tenn.
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PU R AXC = ALE
Land, Stock, Farming Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Corn, Fodder, Hay, &c.,
On Friday, 10Th of December, 1855

Situated on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
at Antioeh Depot eight miles from The city.
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LEsIIE's MAGAZINE, for December, Just received
by =. HAGAN,
nev25-tf Market street
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GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for December, just re-
ceved and for sale by
nOv2O-U F. HAGAN
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DICKENs's HOUSEHOLD WORDS, for December,
just received by
nov2o-tf F. HAGAN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-18


~ oowerinely from hia outraged sight We are
told that 'fn all tbs Did not Job Sin with bis
lips"---but In bis heart did not he sin against
Che fragile creature he had made bis own for
veal OF wo 2" sniess against the law Of God,
was he slaIess against tbe law Of Lovei One
WORD Of pity, one look Of compassion, and she
would have melted 10 tears OF penitence, and
resumed her duties with frame new-nerved 10
endurance, heart brim full Of tenderness for
hin who SO freely had forgiven her, and frmer
trust 10 The great An Wise. All, Job with
all thy WISDOM thou did'st not know a woman's
heart.
Time passed on, and job at last is healed,
and wealth. and friends return to him. "IIis
brethren aud sisters bemoan, and comfort him,
snd make him presents Of money, and jewels,
bat We do rot read that single word OF con-
graduation or kindly gift was bestowed upon
the wife. We only know she had again the
wearing care Of seven cat, ani noisy boy babies,
ard three more lovely little girlsi Of whom it
was said, as they came TO womauhood, that "in
all That land were 20 women so fair as the daugh
tiers Of job"
Well, she had GLORY enonghi for wasn't sh,
the wife of him whom every three-years-od i
taught 70 call the patientest mani And wert
net her daughters handsome 2 Aud so, oil
course all the young men were polite to her"
Ah sir, his glory may be "us the sun, but
there is another glory "of the moon y Forever
through calm, and through storm, steadfast ant
true, II smiles over the wreck Of all that is earth
ly, beaming forth the peace and purity Of hea
ven, unshadowed, and undimmed, so that the
sun Of leye turned not away bis face. No three
years-old' has capabilities Of thought to reude
unto Mrs Job her rightful tribute. But tn
young. men who did homage TO her daughter
were doubtless less attracted by their lovelines'
than BY che knowledge that by the virtues o
the mother, you may know the same of he
child; and many moderu will, for the bea
ideal of bis love, look to this model woman o
the olden time NJ C. p