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Senator's

JONI BELL, (American) whose term expires in 1859.
ANDREW JOHNSON, (DemocraD whose term expires
II 1903
A. o. p. NICHOLSON (Democrat) has been elected 10
take the place OF Mr. Bell and his will expire in
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Real estate Salts.
A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION IN THE
Most. Valuable Real Estate
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE!

lXTE WILL. SILL, the most reasonable terms,
w FIFTEEN ACRES or LAND, four nsiles Iroa
the city the Mnrfreesboro Turnpike, Aii cre-k
with q magnificent GRLsT MIL, IN good running
der ali complete; together with SIX hundred barrels u
urn so head stock Hogs, &C, 6n We VIII exchange
the above Tor Negroes at tha highest market prices
The Nil has lately undergone thorough renovation
and all Of us machinery good repair making good
Flour and Meal be made the West. TITS Is
the best Investment 20 pay handsomely that have
ever proposed 10 sell BOYD 3 90.
febl6-n nsr1.
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Uncnrrent Money at Par.
*. G. McNAIRY s. CO.,
LARGE DEIEcs EINps
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
NashyilIe. Tennessee.

WE HAVE now in store unusually large and
w elegantly assorted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
Of every description, and prepared To offer
greater Inducements 10 persons wishing articles in
line, than Il has ever been pleasure 20 do. our
stock, both L. quality and variety, will compare
with any m the country and prices shall be low
u Is possible for them be- Citizens and strangers
visiting the city will do well 10 give stock early
and thorough examination. feel wcCan make II
their interests We would call the attention OF the
buyers particularly TO the following departments in
business:
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ROSENE OILS

DISTILLED FROM COAL.
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.)
HERoSENE ILLUMINATING OII--The light oh.
N tanned from this Oh exceeds In briliiancy that of
any other oil fund heretofore discovered Is mex
pOsye, and viii remain linfd In the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend a. the lamps best adapted
this OIL the Kerosene LAMPS, manufactured by the
follow ing parties Messrs Cornelius laker, also by
oft Philadelphia r. V. HsuehWout 4 Co ass Broad
way, the Brokly Flint Glass Co, No % Broad street
Mcssrs Detz a Co. l33 William stfcef l. Acrcer 1871
Fin St, and II. Edwards, - Duane street, y. sam
pies OF different styles al Lamps be- at the
Office % the Company.
kkKoSESE LUinucAIINo ON, No. 1. PREPARED 10 suit
the nuest and all other kinds 81 Machinery; burns
brilliantly Locomotive Head Lights Car lamps all
degree II cold a. the beet sperm OIL and j. Admira
bly, adapted 10 Railroad and steamship Use.
kEEsslNE IA hi.icAIINS OHIS, Me-. AND 3 Superior
Lubricstors VII De found 20 possess Advantages over
any Usis m the market at same pficesSiil not burn
and have been thus prepared 10 meet the require
mcnts u Railroads ard others
kEKoesNE HISNACK On Prepared expressly for
hip< use snd wiil DO found admirably adapted for
he al Steamship Mes of War, Merchant vessels
Lake and River Gran, aud burns &c ell the Cabin
staie-ro'n bnn-ele, ioreeasiie IsmIs, signal Ian
terms, AZ.
Hsnnarie OIL wln remain nusd a. hong as be-tsperrn
and vii burn al night without rcquiring ~ trrn-
med, an AavastAgs that ~i be obvious % every ship
master
he Kerosene obs can be obtained from the Whole
sale Oh Deaiess, ship Chambers, Druggists and GroceTs
IN New York, ana The regularly Apssaistcd Aeenss a
The Company IN MANY q tia rcrai Tosns and Vi
agcS u The United states The Candas, and the IsiAad
IoaI Agents apined IN eosforrnisy ~ish the rules
established b The Board ~ Irs.lsss). Apprzton
GEsrzsf AarSrs, x Ea--lss sII CossaSr.
No. SO HEAVIER street, ". n.
" B-crcislars sith fuii particulars ,t-stasa ais
proes. AZ, sI be forwarded "a SPpc-Ii0a aoosv.
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Millinrrp GOODS.
Selling Or Under Cost Price.

TN order to make room for my Spring stock . :,
i Of Goods will sell the balance OF my stock 1ihf1k
OF Millinery Goods hand under cost l'YiVHU
price. Consisting Of ladies' Fancy BnnnCts, III WI
trimmed and untrimmed, Rich Bonnet Ribbons French
Flowers Feathers Fumes, Mohair Head dresses, silk
Wells, khiGoves at SO cents ptr, fic Nc Gloves,
SiikGlovcs, assorted colors EmbrodeTics, Shemi.
sets, Undersleeves, Worked Collars, Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, Jaconet Flouncings, Iaces, etc. A
general assortment Of Millinery Goods complete Now
ladies' you time 10 buy Fancy Goods cheap for cash.
there will be no credit gwen. Remember the place
No. 10 Cedar Street. MRS :. J. LLOYD.
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HAVE ALSO FITTED UP N THE REAR OF NY
CIGAR STORE,
4 HNriNking lOOnt

Where can be had al kinds OF Liquors OF the best
quality, made up into any Kind q drink that may be
called for only ask portion Of the liberal patron
age Of the public and will my best endeayors 90
please all who may give the a call.
Jan. 1, ls5S-u G. CIiOMAT
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SEEDS.

FRESH SEEDS.
TX BARRELS CLOVER SEED,
LEI 10 barrels Timothy %
Blue Grass seed, cleaned and stripped,
Herds Grass seed,
Onion Cloves,
Prolfnc Corn,
Chinese Sugar Cane,
japan rrAs,
Iandreths Garden Seeds,
Flower Sod,
Just received by RAINS 4 BROWN,
febiS No. 10. Pubic Square;
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Representatives.

The Senate consists OF ca members. two from
each Of the 80 States The House Of Representatives
is composed OF 237 members, as follows Maine 8,
New Hampshire 3, Vermont 3, Rhode Island p Massa-
shuse;ts IL Connecticut 4, New York 49, New Jersey
s. Pennsylvania rs, Delaware !, Maryland o, Virginia
H. North Carolina s, South Carolina 9, Georgia s. Ala
sana Florida l. Louisiana 4, Mississippi s. Texas 2,
Arkansas 2, Tennessee TO- Kentucky 10, Ohio 81, In
diana IL, Michigan q, Illinois o. Missouri Z, Iowa .,
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin g. California 2 Besides these,
the Territories Of Utah, Washington, Oregon Nebras-
ka, Kansas and New Mexico, have Delegate each
In the House OF Representatives.
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Dbolfsalr Groceries.
NOEL s. CO.,
Wholesale GrOcerS,
And Dealers in
COUNTRY pRODVCE.

Nashville, Tenn.
Sugars.
loo hhds- fair to choice SUI bxs- Havana Sugar;
gar; % bbls. Loaf Sugar;
10 hhds clarified Sugar; 10 :" powdered Sugar;
Coffee.
COO bags Rio Coffee; rs bags Laguyra Coffee:
loo bags Java Coffee;
400 bbls. Pixies Whisky; 40 do. Fine Brandies;
100 az Deans do; IS bbls American Brandy:
$50 g Wiltshire do 10 "a Malaga Wine;
$50 box. super old Brandy; IS % Gin:
rs bbls u bbls Cherry so q Walkers sup. Ale;
Brandy; so boxes St. Johns Caret
is barrels superior Port Vine;
Wine; rs baskets Champagne
rs bbls Smiths Reserve Wine, assorted;
Whisky; 30 boxes Champagne O.
SO bbls pure Rye do; der
80 do. Monongahela do;
Tobacco.
rs boxes f s Powell's To- 200 boxes Jack Falsian
20 boxes Southern Belle so bxs Com Tobacco;
Tobacco; Is 90 Industry Tobacco;
Cigars.
900 Napoleon Cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind Ogrs;
5000 Josephine Cigars; 5000 Brands, assorted:
We will also purchase at the highest market prices
the following articles of country produce.
Pea Nuts, lard, Cotton Yarns,
Feathers, TallOw, Flour,
Beeswax, White Beans, Meal,
Ginseng, Peas, Chewing Tobacco,
Flax Seed, Eggs, Peach Brandy
Wheat Butter Apple Brandy
Rye, Rags, Pink Root,
Oats, Tar Coperage
Corn, Hav Orchard Grass Seed
Mllett Seed, Hemp Blue Grass
Dried Peaches Bagging, Timothy
Dried Apples, Rope, Herds Grass Z"
Wool, Pillow Lines, Hemp
Bacon, Bed Cords. Onions,
Potatoes &c, &c, &c.
Country dealers and farmers having any of the above
for sale will do well TO call when they visit the
city. June 26-tf
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DIRECTORY:
Government Of the United States.
The Cabinet.

49, The Executive.
JAMES BrcHAxAS, Of Pa, President Of the q. States
JoE c. BREcKESRIpGE, of Ky, Vice President
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Cas-, Of Michigan. .Secrsny-y of sat. 4

LEWIS Cas-, OF Michigan, iSecretdry Of iSate.J (s
HOW'LL ConB, Of Georgia, Secretdry Of The Treasury.
Isaac ToucEy, Of Connecticut, Scrtary Of The Nary
JONI B. FIoYD, Of Virginia, Secretary @f HIar.
JEREMIAH H. BLACK, OF Penn, An07aey General.
JAcoB Tnoxrsos, Of Miss, Secretary Of he Interior
AARoN V. BRowN, Of Tenn Postnaaster General.
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BOY ID T. Co.,
pEAIfIts IN
Neal Estate, Negroes, sc.

NJE vii Ray the hlghest prices for likely young
w Negroes. Cash cavsnoes made On Negroes cass-
slsned % as- We wlil kses Consistently 90 had no
gscea far sale a the old slaad Of VIM l. Boya No
70, Cherry sxssi, SAsayiilss Jssa ssssl
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Havana Cigar Store.

BRANCH OF TlIoS CARDoNA,
No. % Cedar Sired, opposite he Commercial Hotei
TINE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
i Thomas Carduna and the undersigned having been
dissolved, II Is his intention % continue the Cigar bust
lie returns thanks u his numerous customers
for their liberal patronage, and informs them that he
intends 20 keep constantly on hand splendid stock Of
Cigars Of the finest aud best brands brought 60
tins market, which he viii sell al moderate prices by
the box He invites his old and the public
generally TO give him a call.
janl4 c. CHOMAr
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Government of Tennessee.

GOVernHltnt OF ItHHCsStts
IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor
FIN W. BURTON, Secretary Of state.
JAMES c. LUrTREIL, Comptroller Of the Treasury
GRANVILLE C, forfeit, Treasurer.
JOHN L. T. SSnEp Attorney General
The salary Of the Governor is $4,000 per annum,
that OF the Secretary Of State 81 500 and perqustes
Comptroller OF the Treasury 1000 and fees for
ng Free Bank notes. Treasurer 81 500; Attorney Gen
raj 81 500 The Legislature consists of IS Senator'S
md IS Representativesthe Democrats having is Sen
ztors and the Americans THE number Of American
Representatives is 33-Democrac Representatives ~.
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miscellaneous.

Sundries.
10 BUNDLES Window sash;
10 90 sets Wagon Boxes;
. boxes Kiyets;
kegs Washers;
20 boxes Window Class;
ia bars Iron,
IS bundles Iron;
just received and for ssls by
n. n. DICKEY.
fobl6-u No. 8, College street
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The salary Of the President is SIS 900 per annum-
that II the Vice President Sc 900 Each member Of
the Cabinet receives IS 600 per annum The salary
the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court SO 500 and
OF each Associate Justice So 900
The United States Circuit Court for this (the sth
Circuit) is held in Nashville on the first Monday in
March-Justice catron presiding with Jacob McGavock
as Clerk
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Chancery Court.

Eastern pivsion-Seth p. NJ. Luckey, Chancellor.
Middle s.. D. Frierson, "
Western Isaac p. Williamson, %
Fourth 90 B. L. Ridley, F"
Fifth =" IT Nixon vandyke, "
Sixth Stephen C. Pavatt, "
Tie chancery Court for the Middle Division OF Ten
pessee opens Nashville the first Mondays in May
and November; at Franklin first Mondays in April
and October, at Pulaski first Monday in March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays in March and
September; at Springfield, first Mondays IN June and
December: at Carksville third Mondays in April and
October; at Dover Thursday after second Monday IN
April and October; and at Lewisburg, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August.
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miscellaneous.

CHEAP SOLE-LEATHE
ID x C. ANDERSON, Nos IS and a. College Street
Il have In store and for sale, a heavy lot Of excel
lent Oak Tanned sole Leather IS cents per pound.
Call IL you wish bar gains any kind 81 leather
7. 4 {. ANDERSON,
Nos 10 and ~ College street
jan12-u few doors from Broad.
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The Judiciary

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ROGER B. TANEY, Of Maryland, Chief Justice.
JOIN MCLEAN, OF Ohio, Associate Justice.
JAMES " wAYSE OF Georgia. %
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'T,moshy seed la.s Ieesissa a.a lor s.ls y
is6o s'a r. D. d DsCKEi.
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Supreme Court OF Tennessee

Judges-R. L. CARUuERs, Of Lebanon.
RoBr. J. MCKINNEY, Of Knoxville.
WM. r. HARRIS, Of Memphis.
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday in
December; at JACKSON, the LIST Monday in April, and
At KNOXVILLE the LIST Monday in September.
Clerks-JAMEs p. CLARK, Nashville
W. II. SrErHESs Jackson.
JAS. W. CAMPBELL, Knoxville
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fDress Goods.

Printed Delaines
together with an endless variety OF tnydium and
low priced Silks in FIounccs Robes guile, and by
ihe yard IN Plain, Plaid Striped, and Rayaderes also
Satin Faced and Double Twled Mermoes and Cash.
mercs. Great variety Of all Wool and Union Pla,is
Mousdelanes, and every thing and desirable in
his way.
CIoalss, shavls, and Scarf.
We have now tho largest and most elegantly assorted
stock in this way ever seen IN the country, many
which imported by McsaIs A. T. stewart 4 Co
OF NcW-Nork expressly for sales In Vclvets We
have them at all prices from SIS 10 500 We have
also Black and Grey Cloth and Beaver 1amas and LONG
Cioaks, etc, for ladies' and children in all qualities
from three dollars up. Shawl- n all and quail
ties both square and long from the most ordinary q
Of those ceg higb-coored, all Sk Chenele Shawls
bat are really beautiful.
Laces and Embroideries.
In this line our stock Is observation-disclosures all ths
poveltes Of the Coars aud Sleeves separate
aud N sets both for enlors and mourning; elegant
Bridal Wells and HAndkerchisis. Lace Falls, real and
imitation. Jaconet aud swiss Trimmings and Fionuc
ings Real yaisneiennes, Point a Paas Iaees, Iuesrt
lngs, etc. eto. p q
Hon.e Furnishings.
50, lo-I. loby l2s. 10 by IA, 10 q! Ioa, pAp,ask
Table Cloths, Ga, !, 81, and 10 liable ninasA ny
the yard. All sizcs, Cplorcd Wool Usios and Cotton
nsbio Cloths Ilsid stfHed TolhineIes NAPKINS To-
sether ~tlall KINDS Of L,spors, fogelnEs, Nars''vs
sase,nss, l1lloN l4ncnS, pomsslirss etc. etc.
Curtain Goods.
Elegant Satin LANES, all ealss ish trimmings to
maieh Elegant Reps Chinsz eolnrs IA tTiinIllngs
10 match. Eis CANT fSes AesiAa C4Ftals, all Wool
Uacn, and C0tten pam4sk Ia great variety together
with Cornices, tartain-I1nss and kands
Carpetings and Ofi-CIoths.
Real Wilton CarI-ts Eessng Velvet aud BRUSSELS
In great variety. Ecgant iys and IhgTAins tho In
grams Tho largest and bsst lsfs have ever
offered aud Al lover pricvs. Also Velvet and Rrus
s.is Hair and Hall Carpets. THRILLED aud PLAIN Venetian,
IN ali widths, together stb illis, lruggcls. Crmb-
Cloths euss, Mats, etc, etc We pgcIarcd 10
make and pat dosn Cartts at the shortest notee We
have large lot e Floor oh Cints Of the best Make
aud IN widths, which All cot any shai'o 10
suit purchasers
staple Gods.
We have al unusually large hot Il all kinds ~ Do
nsestle Goods: blrachrd aad Brown Cotts'ns; Wool
unlon and Cottoa fianaeis, Striped CotloEs fog
wants. great variety Heavy ges<is far house and
acid snts, Prints, 6lghais, Hosiery, Gloves, M
short every Ang N hs, snd Al prices that cannot
tat % give saIisfactioa.
jan.s 4. c. NcSAIRY Co
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R,,lcs tor llorrc a:,l ucntlom.

!. From your children's earliest in
fancy, YOU must inculcate the necessity of
Instant obedience.
Q. Unite firmness with g"ntleness. Let
your children always understand that you
menn cxlctly what You say.
3. Never promise them anything unless
you believe that you can give them what
You promise.
4. If YOU tell your child TO do some
thing, show him how to do it. and see that
it is done.
s. Always punish your children for
wiIfully .disobeying you, but never punish
in anger.
O. Never lot them see that they can
vex you or make yVu lose your seIf-com-
nlaILd.
:. If they give way to petulance and
temper, wait till they are calm, aud then
vently reason with them on the impropri-
ETY. al their conduct.
8. Remember that n little present punish
ment, when the occasion arises, is rnuc h
more effectual than the threatening of a
great one, should the faul be renewed.
Q. Neyer give your chilIren anythin.
because they cry for it.
10 On no account allow them to do al
one time what you have fOrbiddetr. undo,
like circumstances, at another.
II. Teach them that the only sure anC
easy way to appear good. Is to be good.
IL. Accustom them to make theu little
recitals with perfect Truth.
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From the i1hiadcIPhia Bulletin, May 3.
Am Amak.l.ecOmspfOaa Sunday
3 aa.ua6Dapn

IL is not to be presumed that al the Sab
bath schools in Philadeiphia ale anti-Le
compton. but the sentiments of one of
them came outin rather an unexpected way
last Sunday. An occasion Of unusual inter-
est brought very full attendance OH the
exercises Of tho school, and in honor oc the
event, the pastor or rector of the church,
under whose care it is, delivered a capital
address, which WAS rather oddly inter
,upted. He Was giving the hundreds of
bright and intelligent httle people, who
eagerly listened to his simple and bcauti
fal address, reasons why they should love
the Savior.
lie said: ''Now children, you should
love Him because He i, friend whom it
is an honor tohaye. Suppose You should
yet letter from some one in the peri-
tentiary---would that be ara honor?"
or course all the large children said
mo" and the hundreds of younger ones
echoed-"fo. Sir"
"Well thon," said the minister. "sup-
pose Governor Packer would write TO you
would that be an honor?"
The children, large and small, Of course,
shouted" les. Siri"
Now" pursued the speaker, "sappose
Mr. Buch anan the President, should write
letter TO any one of you--wouid you not
est.em that very high honor indecd?''
Here ensued An awful pause-the bright
faces looked puzzled, the miscbievous ones
began to laugh, ndtbe younger ones looked
mxiously toward the elder scholars fol
their cue. The taller boys looked ut each
other moment and finally said, No
Sir" and every child in The school, grea
and small, shouted outtunultnolsly "-Eo
Sir!'
The tescl.c. all smiled and the speaker
laughed outright. but recovering himse'
in an instant. hc said why, children, thi,
is AL wrong!I like Mr.. Buchanan. s,
ought you; you ought to love everybody
had no idea Of talking politics to you
lie then went on to ask them IL they woult
not like 10 receive letter from Queer
Victoria-"who certainly was very esti
mablc lady''--and the Queen of England
not being involved in "LecoInpton," th'
children expressed the opinion that lette
from her Majesty would be an honor.
Tho occurrence has furnished laughte
toa large circle for two days. SO we violat
10 confidence in thus giving it to the public
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THE WISp A AMUsIcIAE.-The wind IS
musician at birth. We extend silken
thread IN the crevice Of window. and the
wind finds IL aud sings over it, and goes
up and down the scale upon it, and poor
Pagauini must go somewhere else for
honor, for. 10! the wind is performing upon
single string!
Ii tries almost everything upon earth,
10 see if there is music in IL; it persuades
tone out of the great bell in the tower.
when the se xton is 1t home and asleep; II
MAX IS niournfnl harp of the giant pines.
aud il does not disdain to try what 3 TT oi
"A whistle can be made of the humblesi
chimney in the world. How it will play
upon great tree, till every leaf thrills
with the note ia it. and wind up the river
tl,a. runs at its base, for a sort of muir
mSrng accompaniment.
And what melody it sings when II
Gives concert with ful; choir Of the
waves Of the sea, and performs an antheIH
hstwesn tie two worlds. that goes up,
perhaps to the stars that love music most
aud sang il the first
Than how f'Iidly il haur.ts old houses
n,oanjng under the caves. sighing in the
bs,R. opening old doors without fingers,
Al singing a measure of some sad old
g,ny around the iire.ess and deserted
hearth.
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009tt d.
IN LlrTLs FpEr ON THE rHNpBR.


In my heart there Itveth a picture,
MA ktehen rule and old,
Where the nrc-iight tripped DER the rafteTs,
And reddsned the roofs brown moldj
Gliding the steam from tho kettle.
That hummed on the foot-worn hearth,
Throughout all thn livelong cv cning,
Its measure of drowsy mirth-
because nf the three alight shadows
That frcseocd that rude old room;
b cause oT the voices echoed
t'p mid the raftcrs' elooms
Because of the feet on the fsnticr-
Six rcAtIesa. white Rtfic feet.
The thoughts Of that dear old kttchcn
Arc to me fresh and sweet.
When tho nrst dash on the window
Told Of the coming rain.
o. where the fair Young fnccs
That crowded against the .Panef
Mhiic bits OF light atealtng
Their dtmp1ed checks betwcen.
Went STRUGGLING out Ia the darkness,
In ehrsds OF silver sheen.
Two Of ti,c feet Rfew weary.
Ono drcaFS. diAual day. -
And we tied tifrin with ianoW-whitc ribbons,
Leaving HIM there by the way.
There Wne fresh ciay on tne fender,
That weary. ~intsry night.
For the folr little feet had trAcked Il
From hts grave on Che brown hills hight.
o: WIS on this defkspmc evening.
This eycning. ~ rain and sicct.
Reatmy feet all alone Oh the hearth-stoneT
o! where are those other fset2
Are they treadiup the pathway OF virtue,
That will bring US togoiher abcycf
Or have they made steps TINT " Ouid dnnpcn
A slster's tirslcs5 lover
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved TO the


NDwho that is gray would not have It restored to
n former color; or bald, but would have the growth
restored or troubled with dandrun and itching but
would have IL removed, or troubled with scrofuia,
scald head other cruptiuns, but would be cured,
or with sick head ache, (neuralgia.) but would be
cured. 1t will also remove all pnplrs from NE face
and skin Pref. Woods Hail Restorative will do all
this; see circular and the following.
ANN ARBOR. Nov. ), 1856.
PRor. o. J. WooD-Dcar Sir: | have heard much
said the wonderful effects of yOnr Hair Restorative
but hay ing been often cheated by quackery ana
auack nosirums, hair dyes, &C., was disposed to
place your Restorative in the category with the
thous.d and loudly trumpeted remedies, until
YOU in la wrence county some months since, when
YOU gave such assurances as Induced The trial OF
your Restorative in my family-rst by my good good
wife, whose hair had become very thin and entirely
white, and before exhaustng one Of your large bot
Ties hair restored ncar! To its original beau
fu bro n and had hckcncd and become beau
ful and glossy upon, and entirely the head; site
CONTINUES It, not simply because Of It's bcau-
fyng upon the hnir, but because OF Its health
full influence upon the head and mind Others of my
family and friends using your Restorative, with
the happcst effects; therefore, my skclticism and
doubt IN to its character and value are en-
tircly removed and can and do most cordially and
confdentially recommend its use by NIL who would
have their hair restored from white gray y reason
of sickness age to original color and beauty, and
BY all young Who would have their hair beau
tiful and glossy.
| Very truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MNN.