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severe kissing.
" Smackcd hls lips, and then lac Kissed her
Kissed So hard lac raised a blister,
Ann AhD ...I nm a VEIL -


A fashionable tailor in Philadelphia We
learn from the Press is in the habit OF exact
ing kiss from his sewing girls whenever they
bring in a job. One girl, TO whom his inpor-
tunities for "A kiss had become uncomfortable,
aud who-so says the account-vouid not al
low this favor mainly because the tailor :
breath was Favored with tobacco, devised a
most eilectual remedy against further annoy
ance Her twin brother donned her clothes,
and took piece of work To the shop The
tailor beseeched for kiss, the boy played the
woman well. and behaved US natural as life.
for after a reasonable time,
..whkpering, i will meier consent, consented.
The tailor was warned, however, that when
she kissed, she kissed hard. 80 much the bet
ter" said the knight of the shears, = thu hard
or the better 4" so. wiping his mouth. taking
deliberate aim, aud approaching the ~mpting
prize slowly and appreciatingIy .thelr iAccs met
when the boy-girl seized the tailors chin b.
tween two rows of sound teeth, aud held him
until his cries brought such crowd around
his shop that the police were compelled to in-
tcrfere.
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An editor who was very short of travelling
funds, sat upon saw horse for an imaginary
journey to the country, and wrote letters home
for his paper.
His letters were mostly descriptions of his
trdueLiIg through tie rood.
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pERFuMERY

II UBiN'S Extracts, Tooth Paste;
IL BaZin's q Fancy soap:
Boge's Hair Fluids Shaving Cream;
BaZin's q % Amandinc, for cure or
Cologne Waters chapped hands;
Barry Tricopherous
just received and for sale by
Jan. 12-u J. II. McGIII-
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500, 900 NOLAN 81
sorteo Numero SOS ordinario.
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars.

4ApproxInlaIions 10 The 500, 600, Of 5000 each
OF 500 SO 900 Of 400 ~ 30 900 Of 400 70 10 900
4 Of 400 a IS 900.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 2O.-Flour unchanged.
Whisky l74. Hogs Sc 90, and Hess Pork
Sl5OO. Bulk Meats, 5tCG74 for Shoulders and
Sides. Bacon 6a9s4. Lard 80.
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wM. R. NICHOLS, Master Machinist
M,rsvu1E. Ky. November ID 1877

MlYsyuLE, KY, November Il, 1857.
III HhS TTiOT, COdI and OIL Company:
GENTrEMEN-Havng used your Lubrcating Oil made
from Camel Coal, on the machinery of Cotton
Mills (ncludmg Engine and Spndlcs) for the last few
weeks, We prepared 10 say that have found II
greatly superior 10 any other, excepting the best
sperm. and fully equal To that article, for which
have been pay ing from one dollar seventy nvc cents
10 two dollars and twenty five cents per gallon. The
Oil distributes very perfectly the machinery
wears long, and is free from gum, which fric
ton, and consequently heat.
In view of the superior quality Of this Oh have
adopted II for our Mills Fros the low price at which
il is sold doubt II must come into general use
JANUARY 4 WOOD.
Irupret0rs u MaysvilLe Cotton MILE.
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NOTICE

i are hereby notified and required 10 appear before
the Clerk Of the chancery Court Nashville, and
prove and he their claims against his estate. will
attend my office the lst Monday 5h day Of April
to receive the same. c. D. BRlEN, {. &
feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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save your Doctor Bills and Time.


Mt. SAVAGE, Md. July !, 1856.
DEAR SIR;-In consequence Of taking cold after bad
attack Of the measles, eleven years since have
from that time suffered greatly with disordered liver
and stomach have been at times so bad that my
life was despaired Of. ! was induced time ago.
through the persuasion Of friend, Mr.. Henry Shafer
10 try bottle Of Hoohand's Germans Btters, think
ing il done no good il could do no harm and know
ing Mr. Shafer 10 BE gentleman who would not re-
commend any thing 20 me that he did not have conf
dence in. Before had taken third of the bottle
my bowels became regular and had fine appetite.
When | had used two-thrds OF IL / considered my
health good as ever II was and could anything
without its disagreeing with me in the least.
keep bottle OF the Bitters the house continually
and IN take cold, feel unwell, take one or
two doses, and 1T makes change in my bowels which
is all need, wherefore for the past eleven years my
doctor bill has been from $40 SIS per year besides
loss of time and severe illness. Yours truly,
2. J. TIIRASHER.
To Or. c. ". Jackson, Philadelphia Ia.
Ask for Hc?adHds German Biters. Take nothing
else and that the signature Of c NJ jackson is on
the wrapper OF each bottle. They be had Of drug
gists and store-keepers every and village in
the United States, CANDIES, West Indies and south
America, at IS cents per bottle Principle Ofce AIS
Arch stree Philadelphia, Ia. Feb. Is.
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Robes and Foot Mufs.
Fine shirts

IL orders for Shirts left at our Store within a
IA week OF ten dan will be filled promptly and IN a
manner 10 give satisfaction OF the arm intends
going shortly and viii attend to all orders that
Ne NAV receive CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT,
feh5--tf Is Cedar street
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miscellaneous.
Quaker City Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA.

of;ee Franklin Buildings. No. 4O8. Market q
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Commercial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFIcE.

DAILY AIRIOT OFFTCE,
Nashville, Feb. p, 1858.
COTTON-The sales Saturday amounted
to about 800 bales at sa9l0.3O.
TOBACCO Sales at Fisher. Wheless & Co.'S
of IA hhds at 81 SO, 10. 6 so, 5 80, O5
90, As, SO. 4 30, 4 80, 4 O5, 4 As, z 90,
As and Is hhds at A. Hamilton's at IS 90,
90, 6 80, 8 go, 6 SIS, S 10, 6 IS, 80, a 45,
65, 4 rs, 7 20, 6 SO.
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II Is said that the difference between eating
strawberries and kissing pretty girl, IL ~
sinali that il cannot be appreciated
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VICTOREO;S FOR FAMILY USE!

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
n City of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed To examine articles in Class
43-No. IL, GROVER d BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes: No. lG4, SINGER s-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER Il BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and, in the opinion of the committee, is
best adapted TO FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY. &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SPOOI-S WITHOUT REMIND
ING and. with the exception Of fine cloth
ing, saddlery, &c, in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
re- The part of this report referring to
the Singer Machine as best adapted To fine
Clothing was intended 10 be UNDERSTOOD
By THE COMMITTEE as bea FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS,
IN WORK SHOPS, &c. THE SANE IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE sEWING-MACHINE COMPANY,
NO. A. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn, JanuaSg 20, ls5s-6
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COUNTY COURT JUDGE.

1--WE authorized to announce JAMES WHIT
WORTH as candidate for Judge OF the County Court,
at the ensuing March election UE4G
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Directors.
GEORGE Fl. HART,
E. p. ROSS, Merchant,
a. C. CATTEl-L, Firm OF Chambers Cattell
Leather Merchants,
JOSEPH EDWARIS, Merchant
- JOHN G. DALE, Agent Liverpool and Phiadel-
phia Steam ship Company,
Hon. HENRY NJ FULLER, President Montour
Iron Company,
ANDREW r. CHAMBERS, Banker,
]. L. POMEROY, Merchant,
CHARLES G. INLAY, Cash. State Savings Bank
II. R. C0GGSHALL,
SAMUEL JONES,
GEORGE B. HART, President
f. j. ROSS, Vice President.
H. R. CoGGsHAII, Secretary and Treasurer.
S. II. BUTLER, Assistant Secretary.
CITY AND COUNT OF PHILADELPHIA,
STATE OF PENNSTL TANLA- !
GEORGE H. HART, President, and HESRy R CoGG-
Shall, Secretary, Of the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany, do depose and say, and each for himself says,
that the foregoing is the best Of their
knowledge and belief.
H. II. CoGGSHAII-
Subscribed and sworn before me, this first day of
February, A. u. 1858.
JOHN B. KLFAEY, Alderman,
and Justice OF the Peace.
STATE OF 7E-NNESSEE, ConsreroIIer's Office,
NASHVILLE. Feb. u, 1855.
This certify that the Quaker City Insurance Co,
located Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsy vauia
has complied with all the requirements OF act passed
by the General Assembly Of the State of Tennessee,
in March, 1856, entitled IAN Act regulate the agen
ces Of Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
State of Tennessee" and that JOSEPH NASH the le
gally authorized Agent of said Company in the OF
J. c LUTTREII., Comptroller.
The subscriber continues 20 issue Policies in the
above reliable Company at fair rates.
febI3-3w JOSEPH NASH, Agent
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CON NER'S
United States Type Foundry,
! -, 81 AND s. BkEh MAN STRfTT,
NEya NANf&a

Nus y d MD - HIN Wan SIkfII,
NEW YORK.
TINE subscribers prepared ~ furnish type e
Il cry style and SlEe, IN small large quantities,
in~de from the best hArd metal, Tor ether cash
approved paper.
They also furnish 10 order every article Necessary
loT complete printing oiilc-.
new spreinca Of Gsrtnaa printing tsp>s-being
seleeilon ~ iaucs fr0Ia Lle4r auATto efoa-ts
ready for delivery.
The type whHh Ihis paper IS printed Is fFoHa the
above foundry.
fcbs-dlm~aza JAMES CONNER 4 cons.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
5, ASS Prizos.-Nearly one Prize 70 every nine
Tickets-Magnincent Schemeg
EACH .SIYTJ' RD4Y IN FEBRUARY
Plan Of the Lottery.


The Numbers from 70 10000, corresponding With
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
e payer are eneTced with small tubes aud placed
IN one Wheel
The fret 457 Prizes similarly printed and eneircled
placed IN another wheel.
The whocis then revolved, and Q number 10
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and II the same
time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel Tie Num-
Ger and Prize drawn out opened and exhibited 10
the audience, and registered by the Commssi0ners ;
the PrlKe being placed against the Number drawn.
This operation repeated until all the Prizes drawn
out
Apprcximatiou Prizes.-The two preceding and
tbs 10 saCccing Nuinbcrs u those drawing The nrzs
PRICES viii be entitled o. the = Approximation Pri-
zss Dor example n Ticket No 1880 draws the SO,
Oo0 Prize Tickets numbered li2ss 1890 il2tl
1892 viii each be entitled % 500 II Ticket No $50
draws the $50 O0O Prlze tose Tickets numbered e<s,
s4p $50 ssh 552 Will each be entitled " $500 ana
on according "a The above scheme.
The 81 900 Prizes Of $50 viii be determined BY
HE al lsIrs - Number thai draws the t1o 90
rrlr~ Fog example, tbs Number drawing the s7e.-
OO0 Prizs ends with No. l. then ali tie Bckets where
she member ends la Viii - eBtitled ~ $50 II the
Number ends with No = then AL the Tckets whers
the Number ends IN Nil be entitled sc, and
90 O.
Certificates Of Packages WI be sold 81 the fol-
] L. rafsn sshi u lie "a
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HaMdusia Seminary.
in tbs Gallatin Pike 9 miles from Nashville }

A DDITIONAL Boarding Pupils can be received into
IA this Institution fill vacancies that have recently
occurred. Additional day Pupils also be received.
Application should be made Immediately. The session
commenced the LIST of September, 1857, and will
tnue 10 the LIST OF July 1855 For terms &c, apply
either the Principal the Seminary y. D. Cross,
Attorney Law, his office, No. "a Deaderick street.
feb1-lm% NATHL. CROSS.
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wanted Immediately, 10 900

Af%~<2 men to engage N the sale OF the nsost
popular selling Books IN America. Invads uleehan-
lcsi farmers and teAohers, wishing ~ travel Will nna
tins very profitable ana pleasant business, enabling
them In the country and make money the same
time Agents now In the business clearing fron,
$500 to 81 900 pcr year. For ful IartieuIags and
list % Books, address II. VI. RUIIsoN, Q,seea Cty
Publishing House lil Main strect Cincinnati ohio or
II living FAST, d. RULIsON, Philadelphia, Ia.
sent Il.
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EWiN, PENDLETON & co.,
NASHVILLE AsD CHATTANOOGA RA1DRoAD

I
MACHINE SHOP, Jan. rs. 1858.
This will certify that are using the Paraffne
Cannel6oal OIL made by the Union Coal and OIL Com
pany, Maysvlle, Ky, i'll Machine shop and on the
locomotives the road and have the Oil very
carefully 10 discover its qualities entirely con
WINGED IL Is very fine o. for machinery and that one
gallon Of this OIL Is fully equal TO two gallons the
best Lard OH being entirely free gum our ma
chmery viii run with less power than with any OIL We
have used. Although the OIL has a thin appearance
IL has alubricatug body superior any Oil in ordinary
use and II is well adapted 70 Railroads
{. B. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS 0RCERIITIcAIys.


Fncfose The noney 20 cur address for the Tckets
ders6 on receta Of winch they ~in be forwarded ~
nrst usaa Purchasers can have tickets sndinS n any
nxure they may designate.
TDs issl of lra~n Numbers and rrikrs viL BE sent
q purchasers imancdtaieiy after Tue drawing
A. PorchaArrs ALI please ~s1fe her slsnstnres
ulaIS and sirs Their Pest u1ce, county and etAe-
- Rens-In Der that every PFsse n draSn and psya
BE <sstlsxzf ds~lnctlon-
50 al prtse. u loco and undsr. pad nmecs.se
~ afsr ts draxlnsthsr prtzes a. The asnAl TINE 81
thirty Gays
All eonlmani1staons ssricsly confidential
ksarsss t,sdsfs for Iicksts az Certecztes q
:. SWAN a CO., A1sasis. Ga
~ rsrsnss ressting rs4- Mousscnesy, ALI, o.
atlzatz Ca. eae have Thar orders nlled, and save
I1s b addressing = s~@n Co, a. sisher q thsss
ss-A IA of The nunbers thai drawn IRON NE
wleci ~iLh ~ us pzze that each ene
snsllet b. VII be vablished alter every dresngs y
Us foiluwinE papers s-4saa (t1-( Cszfcs,s1s<ss-
10 Sss o-asrns bslta, ksAsls R<gszs, Oayl.lles
,tzfsrf, NasAEiiis Gassss. Adas.a iaisiis sss
Tsrk Hrskl. fk<F h.a. SzuanRaA trNsrS eeas, hsc&-
sod nsspsiCA. Nes l'~k ps71tks esd f.asits~s
| (hlsz-, , czaFsna- 70. -
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II. III. s. ID. j. GROOMES,
UNDER TAKER s.

HAVING reeeai.y busn eaznt COX sg ~ aasay tslsx
Il Il fficads an4 IzlFaas that at eFssfs s<sl y "a
bso<uacs Cagrft Co. No. - sn1Ee street. "a fl<
shop q v A h@ash, So. us E1eEA Market street, sl
Incst sith prpn1ss stlcAfina.
n H. b ]. GFa-alaes are proFsrt9Fs q he rlshs
- vend GFaEs,k celebrated fsTG1T AETtslr E<E4tk
Cs<<sa N las sen eounly, kaa pfeEaFea - ssFfly
ali q dess. s4olss4ls sa< Es1A. - he Etazs>zz nee
fSte--tm
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SWAN l. co.'s LOTTERIES,
Authorized by the State of GeorgiA.
sTS7O,OOO-Wa
FOR TEN DOLLARS.

TIVE following Scheme viii be drawn by S. svAy
IL Co, Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, 10
each ~ their Single Number Lotteries for February
1858. at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the
perntendence 81 Commissioners.
Class 4,
To be drawn Ia the Cay Of Augusta, Georgia, In pub
lie, on SATURDAY, February 9th, 1855
Glass 2,
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta, Georgia, In pub
lie, on SATURDAY, February 18th, 1883.
Class 3,
To DC drawn Ia tie city Of Augusta, Georgia, In pub
lie, on SATURDAY, February 2oth, 1855.
Class 4,
To be drawn in the Ciiy u Augusta, Georgia, In p
lie ON SATURDAY February 27th, SIS.
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Mr. Knowles is Master Of Machinery Of our Road and
a reliable man IN whose statements would cOnlde.
V X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
II. l. ANDERSON,
Superintendent of y. K C. r r.
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1858. j. Ii. McGill. 1858.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN3S
FURNISHING AND FANCY STORE.
Ho1

Corner college, Street and the PUBLIC Square.
II AVINC just received every style of she'll Ivory
IL Buffalo, and Horn Puff, TuckWg, SIDE Fine tooth
and Redding Combs. Also, Ivory Rosewood, Shell and
Buffalo Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, shaving and Cloth
Brushes small Toilet Mirrors Ladies' and Gentlemen s
Dressing Cases for travelling tor the room; Morocco
Bags, Cabas, furnished ana unfurnished Ebony Work
Boxes aud fine Writing Desks VIII sell at prices to
suit the times. Jan. l2-u
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Match Horses for sale.

II WILL sen Gu Elk nsoHths credit, ieS Cor Cash,
Il tbs handsome pair OF Grey Carriage Horses At
PTesent driven laffesRon A Greenneldis furniture
Sssoa. Ih.y are well brokra and gentle and nct
paI tod with Tor 4ny Iaait.
AlLxASDER MACKENZIE,
febio--d Nashville, Tenn.
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Rest Remedy for roo,h-.cne

drop two of Braces ARCTIC LINmKST put into
the hollow Of aching tooth, viii quickly relieve the
sufferers agony. Its pene:ratve property great
that instantly reaches the of the pain and
out the Inflammation from the thTobbng nerve. II the
face be swollen, two applications Of the Iini-
ment will remove the swelling, by causing the bad hui
mors 10 be absorbed and driven Oh. There long
any occasion for sufferers Of tooth ache passing
slecpless nights Of agony Braggs Arctic Lunent AZ
fords speedy relief and may DC obtained At any re-
spectacle Drug store. Feb. lin.
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Ir JOHN YORK s. CO.
ARE AGENrs foR
Harp-r's Magazine, Lsslies illustrated News.
The Atlantic Maathly, Ns~ York Ledger.
I~siis's GaEntte IL Fashion, POrtsr's spfA u the
GTahaIa's MAsaxns. nnsea.
Goiey's Lady e HOOK, Tbs hsns JoaTnAi.
Petersoa's Aasaxns, Inc Laadon iasstF4lod
HarpeF's Journal VI CIVIL News.
xafiDa.
And all Othsr Reviews, Magazines aaa Newspapers.
febl-u
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Kid, Silk, Cloth, and Burkskin Gloves.
TUST TO hand, choice lot Of best quality Of Gloves,
ID embracing every color Of hid SIX, Cloth, Buck
skin, etc. IJan22-ul J. IL MUGIIL.
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np- Many other certificates in the hands of the
Agents which can be seen at any time.
feb dim Nw.m
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UIAyING sold my interest IN the Books, Notes stock
Ill kc OF Hasbrook 4 Newhirtsr, 30 NcA hiFier
Bro a who viii settle all claims against the late nrn,
herewith tender my sincere thanks 10 all the custom
ers OF the late nrm and would recommend my sucoes-
sors as eentlenen worthy u = oontnuzncc Of thsz
IN I-.ilm l. G. HAsBEOOE
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sGooD NIaHT.". "GooD ,NIGHT Para p'---
These are .he words whose music has not left
our ears since the cleaning, and now it is mid
night "Good night, darling! God bless you;
you will have pleasant dreams, though toss
in fever, haunted BY the demons of care that
harass me through the day.. Good night p'---
The clock on the mantel struck twelve, and
no sound was heard in the house save The reg
ular breathing Of those little lungs in the next
room, heard through the door ajar We drop
ped our pen, folded our arms, anu sat gazing
on the lazy fire, while the whole panorama of
a life passed before US, with Its many s.good
nights" II is great thing to be rich, but il
is rich thing to have gsod memory-pro-
yided that memory bears no unpleasant fruit.
bitter to the taste and our memory carries ns
back 20 many a pleasant scene--,o the little
arm chair by the fresde to the trundle bed
at the foot Of the bed; to the lawn in front OF
the house. and the orchard behind il; to the
butter-cups, and the new clover, and the chick
ems and tie swallows, and the birds' nests. and
the strawberries, and the many things that at
tract the. wondering eyes OF childhood, to say
nothing Of the mysteries Of the starry skies
and the weird gloom Of the moaning forest.-
But. then, there were the s.good nights,' and
the little p: aver, and the downy bed, on which
slumber fell as lightly as snow fake, only
wdrmer, and such dreams as only visit perfect
innocence. rhe household s.Good night !,-
Somebody, in whose brain its rich music still
fingers, has written this: gff aa ,a s.
"Good nightI' A loud clear voice from
the stairs said that it was Tommy. "Dood
nights nurmurs little something from the
irundie-bed-a little some thing that we cal
Jenny, that filed a large place in the centre Of
two pretty little hearts. s'Good night ~ llsps
a !;ttle fellow in a plaid rifle dress, who was
named Willie about six years ago.
snow lay me down to sleep,
Ipray the Lord my soul 70 Keep lH -
I'D III should die before wake'--F 60
and the small bundle in the trundle-bed hal
dropped off to sleep, but the broken prayer may
60 up sooner than many long petitions that Sc,
out great while before it.
And so ii was ssgood night'' al around the
homestead andvery sweet music 1t made, too
in the twilight, and very pleasant melody il
makes now, as we think of it; for il was not
yesterday nor the day before. but long time
ago-so long that Tommy is Thomas Some
body, ESQ.,, and has forgotten that he ever wa.
boy, and wore what the bravest and richest
Of us can never wear b 1t once, If we try--the
first pair of boots.
And SO il was "good night' all around the
house; and the children had gone through the
ivory gate, always left a'little ajar for them
through into the land Of dreams.
And then the lovers s'Good night" and the
parting kiss! They are as prodigal Of the
hours as the spendthrift Of his coin, and the
minutes depart in golden showers, and fall il
dying sparks at their feet. s'Good night."-.
Neu York .dtlas. I,e.fsf s.ffsr -.3t -
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. Be careful, neighbor Prentice, for, .f tie
righteous shall scarcely be saved" whst tho
dence will become Of yox in such an event?
CCin. Eaq. -
Why, Of course. in that event We shall
sscaEcrly be saved" ~ led .fs@SiSis
The cauo papsrs ssy that Cairo win Be en-
tirely sestorsd in,s few moaths. ,It will be
the mpst wonderful ipslance on record yof TIE
restoration a''i'.a q = d'0~nsd subject, ,.arT
Seysrsi Of the Cairo housss that uuusntiy
enbarked fos the GULF are said y l1pe4 ElHsa
there in pretty good condition. ~
heard Of then being captured BY NJ bv3A
cruisers. = '1ssa assg''Es
X ..ossSa sgsfs a8S 30 IAa gw sfrt
We hope the merchants Of Cairo are deips
. fine business. We know, that short ,time
sgc, they were entirely out 81 dry goods