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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

TX DR.. King formerly New York, for tas Isi four
49, years Of Louisville, KENNEDY, has de-
voted his attention % the treatment Of prvgEe diseases
thirty years daters HIMSELF having attended to prc ice F- 50
years, andCure uany thousands, be is
all diseases Of private nate- matter how ihgy
rom iql eeioea H4lea tfent Or nom nesidt 81 tae
own. DR.. Kings DspensaY No q DeaecE lcEee
Cherry and the squel EAeFe be al diseases Of private
nature
GSoRHEA cared Without nsueouz sdeins or iatsrisrEno
from huslcsss
sTECzuREs Of old or rsosnt das ectualy cured in w
days by operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health Be enjoyed Perhaps
mischief and underunes the constitution much.
SYPHILIS. with ali the diseases Of the skin, growing Of neg
lect lad treatment, Be- edecuaT cured 10 days.
WEAKyss, particular attention having
this disease and ali the growing ont d IL brought
in many by the destructive habits Of incgusierae
Youths excessive Indulgence ~ passions usriec. f
which will undermine he constitution rendering the subject uu
for business society. and cang premature Old age.
Females Who he lah0ring with suy difficulty Of the Womt
may rest assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their case, uith
fee enclosed, directed 70 Dr. A. King No. 2 Deircs street
Nashville, Tennessee, viii have tic Necessary medicine O.
once hoars from O'Clock in the morning until Gin the evening
may 2}-dly
FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES.
tieross SUGAR Cured Haras
Is bags Java Coffee.
= Lag do
Mocha.
30 " baltimore Rio do.
, hhds strictly choice La Sszar.
10 bbls. Baltimore Refined Codes do.
50 Doz. Ass'd Brooms.
100 bags kxtrs White Wheat Flour.
200 Red
800 Bus. Corn Neal
Just received and for sale at market prices BY
FREEMAN 4 BROS.
WE keep constantly on hand Couutry Cursi Hans s1d
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC = ALE
Fen Beautiful Building Lots.
an Thursday, July sth, 1855 will offer for /
Ten Lots.
Some of which are Heavily Tim bered'
miles @ the corporation Of Nashville, containing from SIX to
T6iTteen Acres, each This property fine neghhor
- -raie for its Irahfulness and will make dsabls
residences for gentlemen engaged in business in the city and others
wishing to live near Tsrms of sale.
Onetrd payable the l Of January ls5one third the l,t
u ''H14i' ~ VTifhoUt Interest,
Notes psvabe in satisfactorily endorsed and lien retained
Omhi6uses Gree will leave my ONCE at a NJ 90 5he day.
+. R. GLAsCoCK, Auctioneer' LJe'O-'o- /
To Contractors.
TEyIE undersigned will receive, until the 18th day Of July
1ronosgs for the Excavation ard Stone Work q The foun
daion Masonic Temple on Church street me eNa
be u!l ten feet deep aud me oGnaa Val " ls s'
class workmanship For further particulars enquire oil
AND. ANDERSON,
JOSIAH FERRIS, : Build. Com
D. F. WILKIN
ii BsF ED. D. HICKS.
Notice.
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Broad street Bridge
Company at Cts Hotel the lst day Of June, Foe
ne following gentlemen elected Directors for the ensuing
ysl'C g. z. HILMAN R. H. BR0cKwAT,
DYER PEARL, G. MNAIkA'
JOHN SHELBY, T. W ~ ANS.
s ssMT-EI 81 sBS SSofI' HUGH D6UGLAs,
SAMUEL PRICHITT, ,,- a; J. DUNCAN
Aw. Butler, sec'y & Treas. President.
NOTICE.
The Directors Of the Bridge Company, have this
m declared dividend per cent, the capital scock for
me sx months payable and after the fifth Of Suly next
| A. ". BUTLER,
ie9O-dlOt Sex and Treasurer.
RTEATI MEAL!--A new Grist Mini is in operation
F al Wolfenden Co.'S Machine Shop, Cherry street, two
door south Of Broad ground Meal at all times for sale
je3O-u
AUCTION SALE THIS EVENING.
DENJ F. SHIELDS having Just received large invoice Of
Varieties with orders close, will sell this evening az carry
gas light, without reserve.
Also an invoice ready made Clothing with lot OF extra
Gents Fine shirts Boys Coats Pants and suits
/ Te-ras casI jesOl BENZ. ?. SHIELDS.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
TVVH partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the firm style Of Cooke, Bailey & Co. s THIS DAY DIS
Tose iTeIed to the late firm will make payment to Cooke
Bailey who alone authorized to wind up the business Of said
[ g. ". NJ COOKE,
! N j.. y. BAILEY,
June /, l5JS = q GODsHAbL'
Having purchased the entire Of s. c.. Godha, in the
late firm Of Cooke Bailey Co., will continue the Hat Boot
and shoe business old stand, No. jONor side Of the
public Square shall be pleased 70 see our Old ienas
I andmerchant5 generally -. r,rrpv
junel9-tf CuOhA Z DAAlHA'
WE have this day associated with ourselves bir GEORGE
w LEE. ami sill continue business under tns 9i ~ VI
Cooke, Bailey 4 co. CVohN o D-AA-
DIR. T.. d. GILS
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loftF ~ nfu0l lAtn tie oTeeisr
Nashville Tenn
FHVHE large connexions 6uinEs situated
toned. having been lssy adaPts for College hospital
purposes, and equipped Eit every convenience,
for the reception Of patients
The Internal management Souad experienced afron
and aud the establishment Is well supplied vita
Patients VII De administered 70 ty Drs Ford, R. C. K. Martin,
Maddn and Calender.
Paying patients viii be furnished with any accommodE-
ton desrui.
TERas.-s3 Sc, and 81 per week
stmsln apply the premises. Small
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AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, the 9th of July,
RRES a CO.,
WTILL offer for sale at Auction the Warehouse Of W. H..
w Gordon Co.
200 hhds o. Sugar-a grades 90 bb and bbls Molass
1000 bxs Star Candles; go do sam ilale's Whisky:
50 bbls old Kentucky Whisky; 30 do Old Bourbon DO
100 y bbIs old Bourbon do 50 = pipes Cognac Bsandy;
50 hbls American Branay; 400 boxes Bar soap
20 boxes Prestons Tobacco; 80 do G. Boyds Tobacco;
50 do BOax Nc. 1 do 50 do GOOdwins No, I do
500 kegs Nails; 80 cases Sardres;
Together with many other arces all Of which viii be offered
with liberal privileges.
Terms.-F0r all under $500 cash; $500 and
der slJO0 months 500 and under $500 three months
$1,000 four months for approved endorsed payable in
bank. Sale 20 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
A
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
ERRrH,EanHcN

WE Keep constantly on hand County Cursi HsnS s1d
w Sides together with full Family Groceries,
n B. All articles purchased Of home free " charge
IS, -. FREEMAN BROS.
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sheriT,s saIos--ColToe ConniT.

ID virtue executions directed from the circuit
court Of Coffee county wherein NJ NJ Henderson s plaintiff
S. Hill defendant viii sell the court housedoor in the
Manchester the 10Th day Of August tract Of
9th civil district Of county, the waters Of
ComptOas creek adjoining the lands Of ~ Boyd NJ Hill and
William sutton levied as the property Of said Hill
prs fee IS JAMES A. GARDEN, Sheriff.
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FoR TIE UNION AND AMERICAN.
Supreme Judge.

It is generally believed that Judge MCCANPBELL
or ARCHIBALD WBIGHT, Esq, will be Judge HARRIss
successor Either of them would adOrn the Supreme
Bench and would have been an ornament to it inits
psluiest DAYS. These gentlemen have never been
ofce-seekers If there is to be any lingering for
the nomination neither of them will getit. Either
of them, perhaps, would accept the Office, but each
would scOrn TO have the position if it had to be
struggled for and each of them, l am sure, would
gracefully yield to the other if he felt he was in the
way.
No man appreciates more highly the private vir-
tues aud great leg Il learning of Mr. WRIoHT than
do. or would feel more confidence in the purity and
wisdom of his decisions as judge, and yet 1t is,
perhaps, Just that Judge MCCAMPBELL should have
it. Heis the elder man the two, with just enough
of the old fogy about him to be safe and cOnserva-
tive never deuded by false theories heresies of
any kind. Eminent a lawyer aud man Of talents,
think it may be safely said of him that he has one
Of the quickest and clearest and most powerful
minds 10 the State, never clOuded and never muddy
As Chancellor of West Tennessee Tor ten years, 30
judicial officer ever sOiled his ermine less or had
fewer decisions reversed. OSE OF TAR BAR.
HSy- The ,ston correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune complains of great staguatiOn of trade in
that city, which hesays the Boston Courier attributes
to " ianatioism that has been at work among US
for years" This the Tribunals correspondent says
he fears is true, but adds:
What complain of is that such papers as The
Courier are continually making matters worse
When a man has az estate sell, he does not take
Mains IN sci forth in his advertisement all the disad
vantagts as well as advantages of the location. he
,oSs not say, I'm the neighbOrhOOd the cholera
br Ike out last year or The subscriber regrets 70
add that the smallpox is in the next street, or
The ony draWback is the nearness Of bone
boiling establishment and three dittillers he
leaves his purcha TO find these things, and owens
/ upon the thousand ehgibiiites which his estate
! possesses over any other.
There would be reason in this fellows argument i
there was man, woman or child living that did no
already know that Boston the hot-bed Of all th'
social and political Affections that fanaticiSm car
engeLder.
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A Statement of the Assets and Liabilities
of the Planters Bank Of Tennessee and
branches, June 80, 1855,
ASSETS.
Notes discounted, $1,000
6o,y I r ~" i.'' 4O,7T7 3g-Sl,4as3O5 20
Domestic Bills, '''~'@' %
IS Tenn. 8 per cent Bonds Of SlCOp
etch, Cost, jew "
4 CORPORATION of Nashville Bonds
due in 1889, 60, 81 and %, 1921 W -.
n and C. r. stock $50, 743 &c, cost l5Jil ~ oslS =
Dine from Banks In Tennessee, iiosSo' 81
CASH ITEMS,
Notes Of other Banks, e5r5sh W
1Cti md siIver 626,l75 IS
49, Finds s74OO3 So $50, 700 10
s4,Os6,25s 60
LIABILITIES,
Dividend remaining unpaid, Sl,V95 W
Dividend declared this day out Of pro-
fits Of last Il months 10 per cent Id o4O ~
Due 70 Banks, 4i-u. o.
Individual Dep0sitors, .St'LssO Of 81 49, 90, %
Circulation, l'tl<-S4o -S-'~o'''U- 'o
Excess Of means over Liabilities, Sl,'ssrS10 50
Consisting Of Capital stock lall
paid in, lFS5,4OO "
Undivided Profits, 4t-sSo %
sI,7as;S56 80
Nashville lime 60 So D. WEAVER, Cashier.
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Exclamation.

RTTsHAH 9. HARRIS. Governor Of the State Of
L the sheriff Of the several counties Of the STATE
fenneslee-lou are hereg Commanded 70 open snd ssl
bold election, at all the places holding eeotio1s HI -
respective ccnnes Thursday second da- N ss--
next for the purpose u eeng supzes judge in The essT
death y william B. Harris, and dEs returns aocordins 70
In testimony whereof have hsrsun, set rny hand.
and eans me Gsltses Of the state g e afxs3 a. st
}t.AS aos in Nasavills this ist day Of July, 1888.
IsHAM G. HARRIS.
J. z. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
The Memphis appeal and Southern ciusa, will insert until
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Planters Ban of Tennessee
NASHVILLE JCE 30ih, 1873
per cent, be paid the Stockholders rom Ard sf,s
this date out Of the profits Of the last twelve months
EI-1zs D. WEAVER, Cashier.
NOTICE.
TH7E have this day sold 10 FISHER WIRELESS CO. our
entire stock Of GreTss, and the business hereafter win
iyl 1T. MARTIN & co.
TTTE have this day associated With US in business, Mr. J. n
III FISHER. WIRELESS co.
}. WILKES. sOHS A. usHuz.
FIS HER, WIRELESS 81 CO.,
GROCERS, GENERAL COmmISSION
AND
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON, TeBACCO,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
aVEHE complete and thorough have been
this heretofore delightful watering place
the attractive and agreeable places Of sourn % be found
where in the country These Springs have teen demonstrated
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
the midst 0 the beautiful scenery, and
climate healtul gnd sllu1rlous They ore situated
within miles Of Evansville, the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad which pass dy connecting win Tie great
thorough beginning Bangor Hane and terminating az
Orleans. Arrangements have been made Win M the Hail
road Companes whereby through tickets will be
issued any point on the Fra and Tennessee ad and
llnS oi 'p'sn-FIO UR.HOERSE COACHES
will be in readiness transport visitors from SheEsye the
nearest point Of deharkatUn 30 The Springs.
To nyals ab0rng uner affections Of the rusch and Bow
els these waters particularly reclmmeu'lrl
may9i-amins CLAYTOR 4 LEE, Proprietors.
DESTKAHLE FARW FOB SALE OK ET-
CHANGE.
IKE offer desirable Beebucke Bedford
county Tenn.- tanning 600 acres $40 acres cleared,
cabins barn. &c; springs The farm We
win take So 5000 in Nashville property, snail farm
within or3 miles Of the city in part payment. Call soOE
J. L. & r. vs.. RlONNs
june pam "a Cherry Street
WE ARE OFFERING FOB SALE FOR CASH
SNUGAH; Matches, Soap;
- Codee; Cedar Buckets;
MolssSess Painted Buckets
Golden Syrup; Soda, Pepper. SPICE
Star Candles; Ginger, Bed Cords
TalioW Candles; Wrapping Papsr-assorted;
Shot, Lead Tenn. Bagging-sieei
Cigars Tobacco; India Baggingi
Crushed Sugar; Rope, Twine
Powdered sugar; Barrel SALT
Loaf Sugar; Sack salt, coarse and fire.
Nails-assorted,
And an ober agis, ugasiiy kept in Grocery H5nss-
/ ed n rive 1s = ar J. 7. MARTIN co.
fe5iO Csnnsr Broad and Market streets.
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has removed his once permanently, % ne
House recently occupied by Capt "ilAs' On n1 Csg
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BANCROFTS HISTORY,
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
w, e. BERRY & CO.
HAVE NOW on SALE

The HISTORY OF RAG UVITED STATES
VOLUME vas.
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Board per Day, 81 S
do do Week, %
do do Month, 20 90
Children under 10 yesr Of age and servants half price
Horses, by the feed, . cts.--per week, 80 50.
ivI-2ma W T. FDDINS. Pr01Fieto
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Having purchased the entire interest Of s. c. Godhal II me
late Arm Of Cooke Bailey will continue the Hat, Boot
and shoe business old stand, No. 5ONor side Of the
public Square shall be pleased to see our old friends
and merchants generally - ,.rrp,,
junel9-tf. CVOhA = DAANHA'
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browns ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER.
FIJI DE RECK BIB WV,
-EELLoL ND nnE.EL.E

thEHAoI AND DEC EGAoI,
~. E. Corner OF Chestnut and FIFTH Street
philadelphia
SOLE Manufacture Browns Essence Of Jamaica Gnser
- which Is recognized and pres7ei 81 the Medical Faculty
and has become the Standard Family Medicine Of the United
States.
This Essence is preparation Of unusual excellence. In oui
na- darrha. ncipeut cholera In short, an Of sros
ton Of the digestive functions, &c esmahe value De-
ring prevalence Of epidemic cholera and complaints
Of children, It peculiarly ca-0u8 fiyt individual,
traveller should he without 90.
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srE.I WAGON AxLEs, ELIPTIc STRINGS,
IN Al. otter In his line Of business, which he offers
wholesale and retail low for cash. At the above stand
Sicily
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Final sale of lots Ina Kentucky City.
unNnA Y Oil n " NJ sEnn -
K <. CITY.

viii the second and anal sale Of lots in this
growing and mOst interesting young city. The Trustees in
nouncing this Sale, feel warranted assuring the public that
point the West there be found equal opportunities for
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LADIEs, FlNE sIlOEs.

Just received.
Ladies' Zine Brown Italian Cloth Congress Heel Caters;
Ladies' do do do Button do
Ladies' do Black do do Button do
Ladies' DO Kid slipper, handsome trimming
LaIie} do do Caters with and without heelss
Ladies' 10 side Lace Heel CATERS
Ladies' DO do do Plain do
Ladies' do Congress do
AtN0. q, Public Square.
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No AZ BROlDWAI, NASHVILLE, TERYESSEE,
-.r.rr,rarr nr.n1. -ICASTINGS. NAILS.
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NTOTICE.--To prevent this valuable Essence from being
c0unterei, steel engraving, executed at gress
cost will found the wrapper, On order
guard purchaser against being imposed upon worthless mi
tatons
PrsUare only By Frederick Broun FOR sale at his Drug
Chemical store n B. corer o. and Chesnnt Streets phil
adelnhia.
Also for sale b. respectable Druggists IN Nashville,
in he United STATES. jluez7-3m.
The Latest Design OF Hats for the sumner
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TETE have this day associated with business Mr. J. q
iyl FISHER. WIRELESS co.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-18

a company of miners are still work.
ing at Gold Bluff, says the Trinity Jour-
nal, The gold does not come from the
sea, but from the bluffs, and is washed
back by the surf. When the waves re-
cede, leaving the shore uncovered, men
and mules hurry out, and gather load
of sand, and hasten back in advance of
the breakers, and deposit their loads at
the wash-house, where it is washed in a
longtom-a wooden box, with big
hole in the bottom, sitting under a ten
inch waterfall large round stone is
put under the fall to divide its force
The gold is very fine, requiring great
care in the adjustment of water force.
A very profitable mining business is thus
carried on.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-18

.BH- Edward Pollock, the well known
Editor and Poet of California, is dead.
Heexpired suddenly on last Monday eve
ming, at the age Of thirty, five, leaving
a wife and several children. His literary
ability was considerable, though we think
rather overestimated. As poet, he was
most successful in his least ambitious
pieces, and several of his smaller poems
will probably long survive him. We
remember two or three of particular
beauty and sweetness. Possibly his po-
etical efforts will be collected and pub
lished. Such work would be more
creditable to the State than the largest
gold shipment.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-18
CHE Nudranlie gresA.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Early ON Fri

+ OHOOTING AFFRAY.-Early on FIJI
day morning another bloody decd was added to the
long catalogue which stains the of our town. 1t
occurred at the gambling saloon which lately cree
ted Main street door above the Pioneer Liquor
Store and the particulars elected before the Justice,
are substantially as follows:
Rour men, among whom were Fisher and one SHIELD
on sat at table playing cards, when spaniard
in and sat down between them, laying his head upon
the table if he intended to 20 to Sleep This annoyed
Sheldon, or Shelton, who told him he in the way
and asked him to go of-to lay down another table
II he wanted to sleep. The spauiard refused to co.
After little while he again asked to leave, and
again refused. Shelton finally told him be must go,and
was preparing to force him away when the spaniard
drew knife him, but was pushed back by chair.
He again made lunge at Shelton, and was this time
struck to the floor by bench in the hands Of some
person behind him. He now rushed ut Harry Doan,
who had previously taken part In the ARRAY
~ aiming to stab him, and Doan, drawing pistol at
pnss shot hin.
me ball entered In the region Of the groin, making
wound which Is supposed to be mortal 1t is report
ID that another Spanard slightly wounded in the
leg. Doan made no attempt to escape, was promptly
arrested, examined before Justice Farquhar and
Quilted the testimony going to prove that he acted In
selfdefense
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-18
: Stop THIEF.-On Wednesday evel

: " cUHtSUdJ
1ng last Celestal-we blush to record it. but angels
have sinned before -loniously distracted carpet
bag from the door of Block Rurth and was about to
proceed ON his travels.
This exhibition of Johns desire to adopt civilized
customs, observed by Mr.. Cohn from the opposite
side of the street. approaching he cried out
Justify, stop theft"
Such an unusual sound at such time at once filled
the street with excitementseekers John Observed
running through the deep mud down Main street,
pursued, spprehended and brought back to Furth's
surrounded by large crowd. He lost boot in his
flight, yot no offered to boot him. Being taken
before Justice Parquhar he charged the moderate
of $50 for his first lesson In civilization and al
lowed to depart, sadder and poorer Chinaman 1t
w~ suggested to smputate his cue, but person
would agree to such extreme proceeding.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-18

Gold-bearing quartz has been found
at the Potrero, about three miles from
San Francisco. The gold Is said to be
plainly visible to the naked eye, and
the rock assays $500 to the ton. There
is considerable excitement about it, and
many have staked off claims. The sto-
ry is not without truth, but undoubtedly
exaggerated. Auriferous quartz has
been found at San Francisco before, but
never amounted to anything.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-18

NEW Form OF OATH.-The San
Francisco Herald is shocked at the
".profane and ubiquitous laxity" with
which the oath is usually administered
and taken, and offers the following strict
er form:
/" You do solemnly swear by the name
and III the presence of the ever living
God, that the evidence you aciU be re-
guired to giue the court and the jury
in the case how on trial, shall be the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but
the truth, and dis you s,cear upon the
peril Of your Immortal soul, so help you
God"
The time will come when testimony
will be taken in our courts altogether
upon affirmation, without allusion to
Deity. Let the penalty for false evil
dence beincrsased and rigidly enforced,
and there would be no necessity for the
mockery of oaths. AS a rule the man
who will lie to serve his ends will swear
falsely for the same reason. Deity,
which is omniscient, cannot be invoked
to witness any special act, then why
maintain form which usage has robbed
Of its solemnity and which is acknowl-
edged to be mockery.
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-18
THE BEAUTIFUL MIsT.-Thc earth

IHE BEAUTIFUL MIST.-Ihc earth
lis drenched with ran the clouds have wept themselves
away upon her breast, and every night and she
wears veil of mist. How lovely are these misty
nights! The palid moon is conferred in a family
srinsonsd halo, and lights the cavity wherein stand
andEase grit by circular wall Of dark obscurity A
Tow contiguous pines loom large and black around a.
And others further on seem like their shadows Only,
o, ater st like Distant Aeadlah d. dinly seen ~
80 No starr are visible, but iosdy Jupiter and he Is
Shcsa cfdh Ah sFieados, ks cleaning tresses quite
>xtinet In fog
Thesexrcf me mountains where we stand, and all this
vapors steaAinEup stl and rapidly, will float along
from peak to peak i'll break and roll itself In Clouds
and rise and SAIL away In fleets. Tho eumulous mas
ses then will marshal round the sun at morn, bathed
In the rosy hues Of opening day. spread in lines of
gold and cleaning crimson where he sinks at eve
All night their shining breasts of will lie around
the.moon, and blush with feeting irridscent hues
The hydraulic press., 1858-12-18
THE WEATHER AGAIN

THE WEATHER AGAIN.-Since last
week We have had more snow, and rain and ice The
'clmate seems to be initiating that of the Atlantic
States and no one likes the imitation The boys of
larger growth have had skating, but the treach
erous ice admitted some Of them to an involuntary bap-
itSm.