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SUNDRTES.

SUNDRTES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, S, g. and z;
200 Pin, hafpint and quart Flasks;
500 T" Window Glass:
100 50 Tumblers:
. kegs Boiler RiTets and Nuts;
100 dozen Br0Oms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel Flows;
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
fauq7 TERRAsg BROTHFRs.
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THE tsOLD DO1IEN1ONI, COFFEE-PO'r.
The Old Dominion CofFee-Pot

YTVHOUsANDs Of this CofsePot have alry hean old
and the demand rru all parts Of the United States IS rapidly
the increase Wherever Htroiueed has given The most
complete satisfactl0n.
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SEWANEE COAL.
TTVHE SEWANEE MINING COMPANY are now prepared for
u supplying the public with superior article of senbupl
nous Coal, which free from slate, iron and sulphur
Greatly Superior to any other Coal
heretofore Tennessee intention Of the Compuy
to sell As Low as any Coal may be Selling in
markets to which they ship. They believe that
public have used their Coal that il will be preferred al
OtheT both for Household and Manufacturing purposes.
Coal will be delivered point the Georgia State Me
phis Charleston Nashville & Chattanooga Railroads. 1hat
may desired.
All orders, except for BdskUis, directed to the
6 SeyVauee Mining Co., Tracy City, Tenn :,
Orders for Nashville should the Company Yard ad
joining n c. R. R. Cars must unloaded as they
arrive their destination charge will he made those
order Coal for delay Railroad Agents different Sta
requested Immediately being unload
ed the Company have active for all their
Coal weighed that purchasers getting they
pay for. SAMUEL +. TRACY, Pres. s. N. Co.
Tracy City, Nov. /, 1858. novI7-,f2W2s. lw
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DEMOYILLE s. co.
TRBY MORGAN a CO.,

Ne and Public squares Nalsl me- 4 ei'N
WE have F FssITi an md win Winner Ia Goods,
Fu,rasinr elegant lines Of New styles Dress Goods
Fs1v P1ts-our usual quality ana IN goo w
Nsnis Wesr-a large stock; embracing o afi--' 49, H
Of the amer grades Of Fancy Cashmere . ~, Grade.
Res5va5e Clothinga select sssormen'o w u''ei sr'es
together with all such -v.-a.,E,.
Heavy staple Fabrics and varieties
~ make COMPLETE stock Of Goods to when We "
sio1 al Merchants only. - s,shvIIe
M. stts lssi stock Of goods ohave ever opened ~
- ~ thuk we'll worthy the careful attention o ~ ~ = -
bgTing % sell again. laug25l 1kB1 MOh9-- : -
CORN mEALg -,
a.. fnst IN rcepto OF Hundred Bushels CoIh Al-
NJ and have made arrangements to keep on mana
uPPys AUSO,
Forty Bags Coarse Germ Meal suitable foE issS 3 n SRos
HlsbeL lSosl7-td fA-i-DA-' --''-'
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ALEI. WILLIAMSON ARCHER cHEATHAM
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAm,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, G5c., Goc.,
NO. COLLEGE, STREET,
NASHVILLE, NNESSEE.

YUyHE undersigned the following pure Liquors.
Wines, which they offer to the trade at low prices on
favorable and invite purchasers Of those goods
Our Liquors ana Wines are Purehd direct through
sell at low fgures-pOsessing the facilities to do haer
that Offer such inducements to Ctsh and
Prompt dealers, as will meet their views
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whistles.
90 and pipes Fine Cognae 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
BTandies, choicest brands very old;
Pp' R Bore1gH do DO 9ois Ua k Ola
5do pun Holland Gin; IOO bbls fine Tenn. Corn do
Malt Whisky, best brands.
Wines.
100 baskets and bzs Champagne, 20 90 do sautsrnasi
90 boxes S1 s M while and 70 Do Do Ss Id and n
as boxes Hso Fine cIareas; 10 DO Port; '
100 Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, &C.
% casks London orter, best brands;
80 do English and scotch Ale, best brands;
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bttersi
20 do French COrdials, assorted;
% do Brandy Cherries;
10 do C1raeOa, MaresehnO and Absynthe.
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars $4,000 German Cigars;
Tobacco.
% Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. AndsrsO1i
. % d 90 Do dc Do do do sa do g SaS
10 bons, fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, sutsand' sine qua
90 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, ~ohamDsr Tlppeu
20 boxes fine virgins Chewing Tobacco, "Eanghorn Armad
10 boxes ane Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Anen'si"
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
IS X boxes Kean smiths' celebrated fWt and Pancakes
Danvlle Tobacco, equal not superior, to any ever oe
WIN oans 20. o,ssr s-tiel.s connected with he business
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
ssp9 DO. 8, College strsst. Nashville, fsnas
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mOULTON & REED,
Wholesale GPOcePs,
F0RWARDLEG AND Confession MERCHANTS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &C., &C.
NO. 50 BROADWAY NASHVILLE, TE8RESSEE
? Country produce taken in exchange At the highest prices
noy26-f
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TEVE opartneship heretofore existing under the style
ter Mckay & Co, between c. Carter, F. G. Mckay
" c. Wlsford, dissolved the LIST day Of September
1883, BY mutual consent.
A. c. CAKTER,
?. G. MCKAY,
". Q. WILLSRORD.
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NlIo UIlL NIlIIII IIIIlIII LIINEl'I-UI
Makes better coffee than t Is possible Gel obtain any other
because BY ingenious tat simple e house
keeper, may boil her any length Etaclf
aroma, thus securing sll the the coa their naul
and combinations
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NEATNEss AND DISPATCH
UNION AND AMERICAN
Book, Job, and Fancy Printing
ESTABLISHmENT.


ESTABLISHMENT.
ME call the attention Of Merchants Business Men
Wv and Others facilities for executing with prompt
ness, aud in a superior manner,
job Printing, i'm all It's varieties, quRIi-
ties and cOIOrs,
and solicit share OF their patronage Having complete
Printing Establishment, we are prepared to exc
all kinds OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
In Black COored Gold, Silver, Crimson BrOnzes
short notice, and in the
Nea1est and Rest Style of the Art.
Steamboats, Bills, Programmes
Handbins, Bill Heads,
Circulars, Bills Lading
Cards, Catalogues,
Books, Checks,
Pamphlets, &c.
Our Establishment charge OF Of the best Printers
n the country, with facEes prepared to
ute any kind Printing may be called for with neatness
and dispatch and reasonable We solicit trial Of
skill il this department.
3EaUTVETrT. FgORACCO AT % CENTS, War
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The ola DOIainI0n CofFee-Pot

Never ils TO do tsW0rk right Cock cannot spoil o.
Coffee BY neglector fosstnlnss, after she has PLACED te boiler
on the stove range.
Some three hundred q the above C0ssFo have been sold in
Nashville and they warranted to perfect ssletou.
isIs J.. w WILSON, Coilegs street.
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nIIsT,IEnPOIITAN EATING HOUSE.

VEYK wish buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Women
find il 70 their interes ito call on US -
sepI6 II. h HAYNES 4 %
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SDCaR. COFFFF, STAR CANDLES, sc.
DISSOLUTION,

FTyHE partnership heretofore existing under the sly OF Demo
vile the Drug business, this day aissofea oy
mutual consent L Demoyle having bought the entire interest,"
Of r. Of Drugs on hand, and also All ms
the accounts notes and all evidences OF debts due
the ira indebted them viii please make an early call
on Demoye (or the present the old staEd who alone
is authorized collect debts Of the concern
3. L DEMOYILLE,
r. c. BELL.
TlVING purchased the Of R. c. Bell, in the
arm Of Dsmove x Bell, shall continue The Drug Bust
80 AT Inc No % Cherry until the first day oil
Isnus-v. 1859, lnder the firm Of
DEMOYILLE s. CO.,
5 he lssd Il see old friends customers Of the
90 asuring best efforts TO warrant cOntnu-
-. ~ fbs liberal patronage bestowed on the old firm.
aN'1 % W. S. L. DEMONILLE.
-, .,, s,, the srn Of Demoville & Bell, Op-
Bity Of returning hanks for the literal patronage
Heretofore extended to the late nI} anu 49, ny 0i'ner
partner as 8 gentleman "oi'-' r. C. BELL.
decl7
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VETE receipt Of extensive and compet
w American and Foreign, staple and fancy
Dry Goods, Varieties &c.
Cur Goods Cloaks Aantles shaWls,
Embrodere White Goods Robes. Blankets Cloths Casseres
Tweeds Satnets Hosiery, and all kinds Of Wooden Fairies
will compete WITH not supass, that ever before
hibteil in the Southwest.
buyers.
call Is respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We viii pay the marke. price for all kinds Of barter
EUHNIAN a. co.
aug27 No. ePuhlic Square, near the Suspension Bridge
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TERRASs BROTHERS,

TERRASs BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS to 1lcCrea & Terrass, dealers In GRO
- CEKHESs FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
EEQ UORgSs No. % and IS Broad street.
IRON, &C., AT COST.
200 tons assorted Pittsbug Iron, 50 tons Castings.
10 " " Iron AXles 25 A" Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, 8 boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing quit this branch Of business, will large
lots for cash, ct cost and in small lots al greatly reduced
TERRASs BROTHERS.
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THE GID ESTABLISHED STAND.
II EA DlY MADE CLOTHIN
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
M. SULZBACHER,

No. So, Market Street, Nashville,
VAKES great pleasure in informing his friends patrons
thepube generality that he is still be found
stand with large assortmentOf
Fine and Common Ready-Made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c,
Also choice selection Goods consisting in part Of Fine
Cloths, Cassmeres Of every description, Silk Velvet Yesting
In addition to the above there be found the places the
celebrated cutter PEIFFE, who viii always give
those iavorng him with call beautiful ft Clothing
ORDER and Tailoring work done in give satisfaction,
both regards the price and the quality subscriber
this method Of rendering his thanks his
rona and @ continuance Of the and requests hePuh
lie cali and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
All persons indebted TO the subscriber please
as possible asthe old business be settled UP
further indul gence cannot be allowed. Tocr22-tf
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Gives healthy beverage. Nervous. 1usper-
Hho had not dared cuss years. have allie
drink their fsyorte beverage again when made IN this boiler,
and without occuenee o. any Of the Old unpleasant
qusnces Its healthy, hauss By the Of condenser eVao-
ration Is prevented, and the coffee be boiled loug enough
release all the natural elements Of the berry, and get them in JUS
proportion in the beverage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-22

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAFITAL 100000, ALL PAID IN AND SECURED.
FFys Company being fully organized according to Charter
prepared write Policies against Loss Damage by Fire.
Buildings Goods Wares, and Merchandise generally. Aso
pments against Loss Damage Sea- Rivers, Inland
Transportation, the most favorable terms.
LIFE AND Nero Policies ISSUED A CURRENT RATES
Office No. 30, Corner ofSguare and CEDAR &Tsst.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, ". t. BERRY,
ANTHONY " VANLEER. JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRKMAN, JOHN H. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JE., r. G. M'NAIRY,
THoS. W. EVANS, HUGH MCCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President
JAMES WALKER, Secretary. april3y
PAINTING ESTABLISHMENTs
DUILDEFRS, HOUSEHOLREEsS, &c, are re-
quested notice that the undersigned, having made
necessary arrangements secured the Of competent
woren prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS, in the like
Socoto in all its various branches In the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber is prepared with the greatest promptnes
contracts however large which may be rendered. in style and
upon which fail give satisfaction. He is also pre-
pared to execute all manner OF
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAIHIEo MARBLINg.
Having that department secured the Of the expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work in his line to
give him a call before making final arrangements.
r. 7. FLEMING,
marchs-dtf No g., Union St. between Cherry and Summer
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The liabilities MacGreger, AloWay Co., and N E. AIo-
way Co., are assumed by the Concern under the
MseGTeger Bankhd, Of New Orleans.
g. Co., Of Nashville, Tenn. JAMES BANKHEAD.
NASHVILLE, Sept. -, 1858. GEORGE MAcGREGER.
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Dissolution.

take great pleasure in mendng the m Of MacGFaer
8ankhead, Of New Or cans, and james Banhsad Co.. Of
this city, the patronage OF Ia friends the old
NASHVILLE, Sept. %, 1858. N y. ALLOWAY.
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The Old Dominion COffce-POt
Is emost economical for nothing being loss By evap0iion IN
polling ons0urh less Coffee Tequre while the heFurags
Btronger more fragrant, and moredelici0us.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.

We have also large and superior lot Of Clohs-Fench
English all, Black and Fancy Coored Cassmeres Of entirely
styles. solid coored Cameres Of all qualities, Fancy
and Velvet Vesngs Fancy Cashmere and Worsted Veng
Grenedne Vestng which will make order in the very
style and guarantee fit to please the sale
ALEX. 3. NICHOL sOicit5 a call from his friends.
All sold guarantee represented time
OF sale. We Will also cut Clothing to order.
septic WARD, BIRMINGHAM & co.
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Wanted.
0n0n Bushels Dried Apples,
SUOU 2OOO do do Peaches.
/ sePl6 EWING, McCRORY co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30
. PORT TOBACCO, ND, THUHsDAY sEPTEMBER 80, 1858 8
She extended her hand With ! calm, sad,

s She extended her ba1l with 4 calm. sad,
ss,res,s1i tl,,s tbav 'narted
= 5 80. s..,, :. = tLs I r;,Iet drove from the
1oor M;a.G q I. = s, =, fo,. tbe bntlar q
III .s,s a..sshsl ~,
- ~ - . sha sa;d ..I w;sb . leave
lssl; sI.s . %. nosa;hle IL; s
sases 'alu lninsula. y, - p0'''ls
1i nJs;s+a.ha, - s, laa Sa,saa -. "a assent ..ss
1fls.vP1ea poM9u aseena ,,o,,,
snan lea !: =. ~ ps.S.
alu .., e.1e - youn Iii - 700;
81 z.a.sss WI H. Az =. oorats1 s soon
> .a.dss asds9ss sas Il. II ;o,,ra @ - = = -
81 euIs - ~ j,
i.au, - laese, ~; 8. -
,vl Iio youu5 io'J - - =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30
g :. SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
70: q Carey Street, near Franklin Square
Il BALTIMORE.

Miss JANE CUMMING Principal.
n67oak1fs RkEEERsoas & Is Prisnsg Eepd1sasnty
6ifiER. profss.or Of French.
OTTO SUTRO, Professor of Music S5sss
EMIL KETT, Professor Of Draieing and Painting.
This Boarding and Day School will open ON the
FIRST Mond1y IN September, in the commodlous Re-
sidence which has been purchased expressly for
School purposes. Particular attention is called to
it's desirable locality, combining the advantages of
the country with those of the city. In this Semina-
Disadvantages will be afforded for acquiring su-
perior Education. Teachers and Professors OF ex-
perience and skill will give Instruction in the vari
ous branches of thorough Education. The dis
cipline will be intelligent, blending midness with
frmness. Manners, morals, and the disposition OF
the heart will be cultivated with assiduity. re-
salaf record will be kept of the conduct and prof
csncy ofth scholars with view to incite to cor
rect department, and persevering industry.
Trims FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR,
QUARTERLY IN ADvANcE:
Tuition 81. Day Scholars in the Lower Eng.
gs;ten is for Day scholars in the higher Eng
lish Studies, go 90
Latin, 90 90
French, "a 90
Music Pias1o. go 90
DraWinE, 20 90
Rainfinof 40 co
Stationery, per quarter, 81 90
Fuel. per quarter, I 90
Bse 81 Piano per quar- so
No deduction Of bill Is for absence
No pupil received for less than i've months. Pu-
s may enter altar time, though it is very desira-
BE that they should enter at the opening of the
TERMS FOR BOARDING. PUPILS.
1st The scholastic year commences on the first
M0hday Of September and closes the last of June.
End. Boarding, with Tuition, IN all the English
behss shs sasste51 ld e saysHss seq es.
Beadlh ighs and Fuel.
Pupils may enter ct any time, It being uI-
L. -&<sf1 f1.cov d<af3
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

s. A1 An Irishmap caught hornet il Els
hand, but dropping il, exclaimed !: ..Be
jabers. what kind ofteeth your birds have
in Ameriky r. r. ssss :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

1HThe Light of other days." is now
to have been tallow candle,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

1E Why:isa lear dog like asman in
meditation Because he is q thin cur.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

Oh my daughterr p he exclaimed in an
Hguish, why sdidst thou come forth to meet
me. Behold 4 have made ayoW that the first
living thing I met on my return from battle
4 would offer as a burnt Offering Thou art
that Hpseg taingt'
One earnest, imploring look she cast upon
her father, then sank upon her knees, her
whole form convulsed with agony at the
dreadful import Of those fearfy words: The
stiffness Of death prevails, as with blanched
cheek and quivering lip the maiden said,
Do unto me according to thy VOW. my
father and those brave warriors, who had
,waded through seas Of blood and never wa
Vered on the field Of battle, turned silently
and tearfully away and nurmured, s Alas!
the yoWl - + - -.
A short time has elapsed and now behold
the maiden ready for the flames. Dressed
in simple white she comes, accompanied By
her maidens, sin ging q low, mournful chant.
"A large multitude has gathered to see the
sacrifice. For moment father and daugh-
ter are locked in close embrace. as if soul
had melted into soul. The old man rembles,
paternal love is strong within his heart, and
gladly would be recall that vow but itmay
not be.
Meekly the maiden kneels; and with bare
head and white locks streaming in the wind.
her father commends her to his COP. Now
the flames enwrap the fair form they clasp
her feet, her hands, her head, but no shrek
escapes her lips. She IS dead
The VOW is performed, and the childless
father turns in agony away, and looks to
that God to whom he has performed his VOW
for strength in that dark hour.
For many years after the Jewish maidens
celebrated four days, annually in comme-
moration Of this melancholy sacrifice. s3gs
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30


Dame Grundy was's pattern of good
nature always conteated and consequently
happy. ss.sss s's.
one day his nleighbor Smith really
wish could hear Mrs. Grundy scold once,
The novelty Of the thing would be 50 se1fesa1
ing.
...sIll tell you, said his syfApathising
neighbor, howlto obtain your wish Co.
into the woods, get aload Of thesnost crcDk
ed sticks you can possibly fnds md my
word fof it, she ewiH be as cross as yon de-
sire: !" oss - : E'.s
Father Grundy followed his neighbors
Smiths advice Having collected q load Of
the most ill-shaped. crooked, crochety ma
terials that were ever known under the name
of fuel, he deposited the same at the door, s
taking good care that his spouse should
have access to no other wood. The day
passed away, however. and not ! word was :
said ]; another, and still another, no CONF
plant. At length the. pile Disappeared.
swell, wife, " said Mr.. Grundys 81. am 1
going after more wood. I'll get another
load just such as got last time. /"
80, yes Jacob, :" said the old lady,asit
will be. SO nice if you will for si1chcrooked, -
crochety wood as you brought betorey does.
lay around the pots SO nicely !, s:sf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

tb;;nas .senred tLaf 3. ssjre fine shall
,eaa .. II + ne ~, faint e. 1se S rnt sels T
i 8" ! z. ]. !. sss,
Anonr ~ yoMrN 8. Israeli. sndakiinr az
the society of refined and charming women.
saws 5 AZ. BE s's.'ss
.It IS an ACQUAINTANCE which when. lae
h;tn.I avarcisaa arcraat. ;nf,nance, over fhe
to,,a of tba mind ever, 4 Sc 1oea not :nraf,cc
any other violent effects. It refnes the
taste e,n;cl, ems the nercention. and eifves. as
4 were grace md f,exibil tn tos fhe intel,
leet - Somewhere else. the same Mi iferrc-.
marks thatzs.men are as much, stimulated to
mental effort bv the sy11pathy ofsthe eehfaer
sex s. 81 the desire Of DOW power and fame
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

4ssA lady wished seat a portlYss
handsome gentleman brought one and seat
ed her. s s .s.Qh, you're ajewef,ps said she. 60
.tQh no. replied he, I'm jeweler
have just set the jewel. Could there have
been anything more. gallant than that2 Sd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-30

Twas glorious morn, "a morn for life
in it's most subtitle luxury" The first faint
rays of sunlight had began to glide the
eastern sky of an ancient city when the
sound Of smartial music, the prancing Of.
steeas. and the hurried tread of human feet,
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-01

For EvERYBoDY Y-Let the business Of ev-
erybody alone, and attend to your own: don't
buy what you don't want; use every hour to
advantage, and study to make leisure hours
useful, think twice before you spend shi-
ling, remember that you will have another to
make for it; find recreation in looking after
your own business, and so your business will
not be neglected in looking after recreation;
buy low, sell fair, aud take care of the prof
it's look over your books regularly, and if
you fn6 an error, trace it out; should a
stroke of misfortune come upon you in trade,
retrench, work harder, but never fly the
track confront difficulties with unfinchng
perseverance, and they will disappear at last
though you should ever fall in the struggle,
you will be honored; but shrink from the
task, and you will be despised.-BOstOn In
restigator.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-01

MOMENTS IN HEAvEN.--There are moments
when every spirit that hath breathed eternal
life, feels in the presence of some great and
unknown power, In the cool evening the
shady noon of or the dewy morning, oil and
every one hath felt that some power above
the earth was near A silent spell sheds DER
the spirit a foretaste Of Heavens joy
Thoughts come as rays of light Illuminating
the cell within and peering out over lovely
landscapes, reveal beauties that we're never
seen before. .--Moantala Messenger.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-01
A Chance Still Left

do believe she worshipped me,
Yet when did propose
She turned away with scornful looks
And elevated nose!
asked her if she would be mine.
In one year-two or three,
Still scornful, with bitter laugh
She answered, "No-sir reef,
And yet feel she loved me we'll,
Although the other day
offered her drive-she said,
am not on that lay I"
., changing sex, uncertain kind,
How can ye mortals tell
Which one 10 trust--like modern skirts.
Our feelings can but swell.
know she loved me, though she went
And with another we'd
A fellow with long broomstick legs,
And locks Of frey red
No matter, let her slide I feel
A chance is left for me,
Good fish they are, as any caught,
Remaining in the sea-"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-01

DIED, in Springfield, Asbtabula county, Ohio,
Jan 10, Henry Straight, aged 81 years, 6
months and days. From an account con-
tanned in the Ashtabula Sentinel, we learn
that the deceased was born in Warwick,
Kent county, r. l., in 1850: enlisted at the
age Of IA years, and served throughout the
revolutionary war, enduring all the privations,
and carrying with him to the grave the hon
orable scars obtained in the hard fought bat
ties of that memorable period.