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Misffllanfous-
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
p BY .ass.
E. r. GlascOck & Co.

Ia ~. ~ 4Cbs, SOOA q
D Houses and Loss south q Broad ST., on Hish ~
i store house do dwelling attached
e .f i6s ON S.rs ssn lss %ss
so the Lebanon pike;
4 lots in Hardip's addition; II
is acres on Indf-n creek; tcounty.)
story business House on Broad street;
lse acres ON Brown IS creek;
1000 do with q ID Saw Mil on Marrow Bong
use and lot on North Cherry street.; D fta
do do Summer street;
10 lots on Murfreesbore pike * milesoss, = 90
35z corner OF Jefferson street, well inprov
100 100 feet on aI nsr sa,s,p pike improved;
20 acres on Broad street, extended, well fmprsved:
fne residence North College street. No. Ils;- =
house and lot summer street, South Of ASH
j do Go Mc6svock street, West Nashville;
4T0 acres on Paradise Hill, 10 miles OUT; ~
brick Store house, white'screek pike Edgensld;
2 lots corner OF College and DemumbraDe streets;
i do No. 40, between Broad and Demumbrans-
X OF lot No. los West Nashvie;F
3 houses and lots on Demumbrans street, West
ga. ,eet on summer, between Church and Union;
81 acres en- Brick Church pike, "A miles cut;
three story brick business house on College ST..
beautiful residence on the corner OF summersnd =
I house and lot North College St, No. io2;
IS acres % on Mn Greek miles out;
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
50 do adjoining Maple Wood, on 'he West;
100 feet s On GS. S, sr &c The e1s sS
l5e do Is miles out;
IL lots 2 miles from city OF Memphis;
Various lots in Vest Nashville;
That extraordinary water power Duck Rivers
known a the old Stone Fort; ~ =
Severallo lots IN kwing's addition;
101 acres Galatin pike, miles out;
4 do Middle Franklin pike, zoo yards beyond
the drst toll gate.
/ house and lot, North Maj ket street;
$50 Robertson county well improved. x
mile OF the HopkinsyilIe road;
100 feet Humphreys ST., south Nashville No.
50and 81;
ssx feet ON sumner, bottom Church and Broad:
SIS feet Broad ST., adjoining Shelby Medical Col
lege:
lots on new Franklin Pike at the mou,h Of Rail-
road Tunnel; 49, - sete- - 80
Several lots Bangs and Roberts addition Edge
field;
! house and loi OF Hobson and Father
land, EdgeheId;
! house and lot on McLemorc, between Church
and Broad.
may4u ~ E. r. GLAsC0CK q co. -
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uHEUMaTISm.

of years standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors Running Sores. Scrofua Stin joints
Felons, Swellngs, Burns, Bites, Boiis, Chaps, Neu-
ralgia, Salt Rhelm, and all aches and pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
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attorney General and Reporter.

Re- We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL TUR-
NEY of White county, a candidate for the Office oil
Attorney General and Reporter fr the State, to ill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Gen.
John l. r Sneed june29-te
EU-M TON A. HAYNES, of Memphis, is a candi
datc Tor Attorney General and Reporter Election 9Th
of August, 1859. June2o-te
a. We are authorized to announce JAMES W.
pEADERICK, ESQ , of Washington county, candi
late for the Office Of Attorney General and Reporter
for the state to fiji the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Gen. John L. 7. Sneed.
june20-te
me- We are authorized to announce wM. B. REESE,
IT., Esq, as a candidate for the Office Of Attorney
General and Reporter for the State.
may30-td
re- We are authorized to announce J. o. SHACK
| EIFORD, ESD, of GAINESVILLE, candidate Tor the
Office of Attorney General and Reporter, To Oil the va
cancy occasoned by the resignation OF Gen. John l..
T sneed. may27-td
Fourth Congres-lonai District.
We are authorized to announce W. b. STOKES, of
,eKab, candidate fer q, ngress in the Fourth Con-
| grcsslonaI n's'"'ct. mar25-td
ss-we are authorized t , announce rHos 7. sAUN
DEils as candidate for he OH. of County Trustee
IL davidson County at the election TO be held in
| March, 1864. apr2o-ti
As-w We authorized To announce SAMUEL p
| AMENr candidate for County Trustee at the mex
| March election. aprls-td
Hy- We are authorized to an nounce JOHN SHANE
| ESQ. $ a candidate for re-eiec 10 TO the office o
Criminal Court Clerk at the next March election.
| may l7-te
| NJ We are authorized To Announce Or. E. NJ
| = ATTERSON as a candidate for Criminal Court RI
| tth. ensuing election maya
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ADAMS JEFFERSON COUNTY .NFw YORK, July
2-Tne ST. Louis balloon landed here this
evening.
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a umberla River LAND
FOR SALE.

VNHE subscriber offers for sale valuable ~
Il Tract Of Lani containing upwards OF srS
Three Thousand Acres, lying on ~
the south side 81 Cum bcriand Kiver In Jask-
son county. Tenn, om.uuuly called 1.-THE Great
Horse Shor Bsnd-p The south east corner of sal 3
Tract Is within one half mile of the OF Gains
boro the County Seat OF said County IL - bonndrd
by the Camberland River ahnui eight mllcs, and
with NILS OF fence. the whole Tract could be in
closed. There about Two Thousand Acres OF
rich river bottom land. Of which some six hundred
cleared. The balance OF the tract Is broken
upland. bat very riceh and clothed with remarkably
the timber, and Is will watcrei The soil Is II the
urst quality VIII suited fer tnbacro hemp, corn, wheat
ami grasses, amt would make a splendid stock farm
Il Is about rs miles by land above Nashville, and
the navg bie the greater portion Of the year
for several hundred miles above i.
woui prefer selling e sfoe tract together, bat
II desired would divide u suit purchasers.
TKsas-One fourth cash. the balance on one, two
and three years credit, with Interest. fof further
parllcu apply the undo signed al Nashville
Tea nessee.
iunegs-lat tw2t w2m w. ". VOOLFOLK
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staembao, and River News.

ARRIVED.
June 2--Acscia Cottage, Paduoah.
Rick City, do.
DEPARTED.
Ella, Paducah.
Hudson, Cincinnati.
The MTnaorska goes down TO Harpeth
Shoals to-day with the Hook ani Ladder
Company aud Others. on pleasure excar-
sion.
The river was falling Saturday. with so In
ches water on the Shoals.
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HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
MUSTANG LINIMENT.

such as Ring bone Gall Scratches, Spawn, PollEvii
Sweeney, Hoof-ail, &c, subdued and cured
by the
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HAVE wo young Negro women 90 hire. Thoss
i wanting w,li DO veil % apply mesii.leiy.
r. j. tYIkS,
luae2o-a s. Cesar street.
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Spffial notifts.

THE popularity of the n extcan mustane
Eminent is co-extensive with the civihzation u
the globe Other articles claim to aiireidte pam ana
dstress-this Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, sc, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
ceivcd such undivided praise and support from Med
icai and Scientific men,
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Nome Againi

MIR. LARCOMBE desires to inform his
vi rlends the pub enerall tha he has
turned fro..i his ltour and itready teopsA
the fal lcamnsigh y ~ .
Fully posted Acknowledgements tin Phsts
grapbi. Manipuiatiun--relys heretofore solely
upon fhe merits OF has pictures AND Determined 10
spar go onor please hdently vtef those
who have new gwen him affair trail TO doso.
Ladies wii,e- his present roomsth most convs-
aiently and Pleasantly located of any the City,
berry warner ofUnton sept91-t
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fz- NICHOLAS LoSawoRrH. Of Cincinnati,
pays an annual tax Of So, 572.
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LAND FOR SALE.

NOR sale very desirable tract of Land. contain
II ing absiut % Acres, trpntnE on the Aafffecs-
bro rurnp.ke and thin lies az tbs corporation
% Sashvil G, asd IN the neigabarhona Il Franklin
ant Minerva Colleges and the Washington last
tHte.
nrNTate residence, Commanding one Of the aneFf
views d David on coaBty. great portion % tee
and i rich bottoa,. with branch al excellent VA
ter rpnEing threngh Il from about 20 never fsil %
Springs rs SHIRT distance from the ciiy viii
der q vaiaabe fsF Bxrxsrys nissieFy, TAnhery, az
any saaf .cluring business which requires large
ket gasslen, orchard 4na vinery. The is prossnenis
esssista fraaae Hoase. neaEly heH, VIA Kitchen
Stables, kr-, and al enclsed with good fencs
chiefly piank aud picket Terms very hhersi
Foe ,rficniars apply %
mzy26-u4usm Z. r. GLAsc0Ck CO.
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GOLD PESs.

ne~ supply Of the best article, iuss received b.
iunsss 1870. JOAN YORK co.
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Lyons Magnetic Powders,
VII destroy Garden Insects, Coctroaches, Bed
BUGS, F7eas, Ants, Moths, and all
nests of the verHain KIND.

pests Of the Uerrn,n kaHd.
The importance of a reliable article OF this KIND IS
inestmable In warm weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes. This powder is the only article
ever discovered which will exteTminate them. A
company of botaniss from the Horticultural Society
of Paris while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
tina, all insects Lighting upon certain kind Of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use OF
to guard their night camps from these intruders.
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mr. T.
LYON and found positive insect destroyer IN every
experiment 1t is simply powdered leaf, chemi-
caly prepared TO resist the effect Of age and climate
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the governments Ct England, France, Germany and
Russia. from the Worlds Fair, and numerous med
al and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President OF the United States.
ssExEcUTIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Jan. 3lsi 1858
ssMR EMANUEL LYON Dear Sir: have the pleas
ure 10 inform you that the Royal Commission OF the
Worlds Fair at London, have awarded you Medal
and certificate Tor the great value of your Magnt tic
Powders, &c. WILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman.
The above was accompanied by a cernhcate of
Prince Albert.
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LA GRANGE MoNTrOR.-We have received
the prospectus OF a new paper soon TO be star
ted at La Grange, Tenn, by Messrs J. Il.
SYNNoTT and T. J. SHELTON. II is to be called
the La Grange Monitor. and will be "a literary.
scientific, and general news Journal, devoted
to the cause OF Education, Temperance and
Religion, ana to the interests of the Planter,
the Merchant, and Mechanic" The first num-
her will appear on or before the first of Au-
gust next. and will be published weekly, at
So so per annum in advance. The pruspec-
tIS says:
The Monitor will be found valuable to all clleseH
in the various walks Of life IL viii, from time To
me, point nut 10 student all that Is brIgh be tut
rul aud useful in ertHrc, art and science; will in
form statesmen Of their duty, aud act guide to
lad into the paths If uunr, II 'Ty and Came; IL
viii warn, by gentle means the iutcmper te of their
ftut, laying bci re them the evils o. excess and the
benefits Of moderation II all thngs;' It Will give
Us ful hints" t. The pla tr, merchant and me
ch mic, respr ting the cultivation of ops the pro-
gress of trade, aid the imp ovement of labor II will
| b. a ''mon.tur'' Ia every houscuud. 10 armunish
both young and I'D to keep that pare ecepl uf the
Word 6f Life Dn unto others you desire others
To do unto you''-ever uppermust in their $, us
that in their Transactions ~Ith the world they may
| 3 lin confidence among men, and become tn eNcm-
Of TRUTH hon' sly AID courage to suocee ing gene
eratiuns.
Messrs SYNNoTr and SHELTON are the right
sort of men for the enterprise in which they
are abont to embark, and they will make a
number one paper of the Monitor. We wish
them the most ahuIdtnt success
DuC DE MoNTEBELLo.-BARRY GRAY, who
| has written many good things for the Liom'
| TJ,vnal in prose. now comes at us in "a rhytn.
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Extra Family Flour.

II stare aAd fsr sale 80 hass extrz rAnlly Flour
IL NlzklI-, HOOPER 4 90.
uns24 ssr No. an@z Azfks< -
exA - -
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NJ antea
Ear Wire.

rNFTgES SHARES MECHANICS BUILDING A
II ~scIArION STOCK. knaaire %
may 3tl-tI II 4 SI.ASCOCK A CO.
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HANDSOME COMPLIMENT TO Mayor MAcGA-
yocK.-The Chatham Artillery have present.
ed to Mayor r. w. MACGAv"CK OF tins city
beautiful silver pitcher as an expression oi
their appreciation of the courtesies extended
to them by Mr.. MACGAvOCK, not only IN his
off :ial capacity, but also as a private citizen
durSnp their recent visit to the city. TIL,
pitcher is elegantly chased. and bears the
following inscriptions:
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.OuisyiIle and Nashville Railroad
go 49, $500

, j run as follows:
TIME TABLE.
MORNING TRAIN. AFTERNOON TRAIN.
,aves Gaatiu, {, so AN Leave Edgeheld :: SOP. NJ
rive Edgeheid, AN. Arrive at GaIlatu ?. ~
These Trains meet ut GallatIn with Mail Coaches
, aud .rom Louisville.
UP Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage q,
nd each passenger will be allowed so lbs. free A
large will be made for extra baggage which must
: paid to the conductor. Other articles than bag
tge carried IN the baggage cars, will be charged
Suress freight which must be paid 10 the Agent OF
&c Express Company
Passengers taking their seats at GalaiR and Edge
Id without purchasing tickets, VIII be charged 10
.nts extra. y -T.aH 80 aa ~
iune6 roxAB RoBr. MACLEOD, sup'i.
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For sale.

WE are orering FOR sale f0Br beautiful buiiding
w Lats, froaiing NrGasa<k street, runeing
back towards Brad reel IL Tess 10 inehes ~ 10
faua alkry.
Alsa ssae La fsuatins 1l<h stfeet 90 feed, aaf
rnnnisF bsck l5s \ fr@s y : - feet alley.
TIE above fsts exentpt frozn isxafon for sbpai
8 yesrz zad esHxeaisaft ba<iasss being shln
ass uaiaetrs wsLk e ne Puble s4sesfn-
n uo< SID presieusiy sasnraas The snd Jay
NH. sA<s a<ys e Ne prelsez o1er thsm =. p2el<
Tssz-s-nns, Two ana thr.s years. fsr notes satis
fsetsriis eadersst pas able N h4ak, wikA neerez
froa dale, sEd liea fe<4sned
,as.ls-.4 or saS NJ ~ nszi iiff
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JUST ECEIvED,
II AIDES Large Sole Leather Trunks;
Il French Dress "a
a. Hat Cases with Trays.
ALSO "a. +. .
Gents No. = sole Leather Trunks:
sole Leather Cunard Trunks, 10
~ Morphy Trunks; tf-t
Sole Leather vnllseH, all EiIeE: ~.
Carpet aud Leather Bags, Sstcheis. ke.. ils fi
Opening to-day and for sale low fnE Cash.
= JOHN RAMAGE,
Iunei0 a. College street.
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CHATHAM rILLERY,
or SAVANNAH,
To r. w. MACGAVOCK,
Mayor of Nashville.
JUNE, 1859.
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DUc DE MONTEBELLo.-BARRY GRAY, who
has written many good things for the Home
Journal in prose, now comes at us in a rhym-
lag tribute to his f,vorite wine. La You're
Gio9uot. Hear him:
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Wheat Wanted.

rI,HE undersigned Il preparing 20 put the Broadway
L Nuls into upsFatioa a. sooa as supply 1T ne =
Wheat can be obt tined The nigbrst maFket price
will be paid for Wheat delivered al the Mil
iaue9 D. q. DlcKEY-
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Fourth Congresslonai District.
We are authorized to announce W. d. STOKES, c
neKaIb, candidate fer q, ugress in the Fourth Cor
,resstonaI nrst-'ct mar25-td
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"A Temperance song.
PUnIIsHED BY PARTICULAR REQUEST.

PUDIIgrIED By PARTICULAR REQUEST.
Come, Alciohol. now answer me
"A question / shall put to thee
What 10 thy age ? what ID thy aim
What II Thy trade z what's thy name
My nge, i il thousand years
My aim, TO Gil The earth with tears;
Ny trade, to kill an make expense
10 Y Hafle, It is Intemperance.
Long have roamed upon he earth /;
10 every crime I've given birth;
TN father 10 all griefand woe
| apreRd distress where'er / go.
My dwelling place Is at the bar,
My ctletOrners are Tar and near
/ fill their heads | drain their purse,
| turn their blessings to curse.
"h1y lace Ia covered with mask,
My hsGinl place is in cask,
Ny bnssneas IN TO gender strife.
To paIE assunder man and wife,
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TERMS REDUCED.

fWVHE cheapest paper in the South. 10
ILL., consideration Of he increasel and still
increasing patronage ofilsp Memphis appeal,
under The cash system, tie propriatdrs have
deae1mined upon the reduesion Of die isssbscrp
ticn price of The Weekly Paper
For clubs under ten, OF single subscribers,
the Weekly Appeal III A4ereafiss ie falnislI-
ed at$3 80 far each copy
When we consider Hs iaanuslth size Of
our weekly il,psessioas assd be vls. amount
and variety Of reading u1asser il ansaius, !,
may justly be claimed las al shesA rites, it !:
the chsapeA hewspapss puhlial I'd IN the
Soulh.
Clubs may be made Up in mel shhp.hood!
wilhe0s respect % post ofiee.
Any rstsoi senains Is + club ofi spiepty. Al
lhe faFssoins rates. win 81 entitled ID seceigs
pns coFy gratis far one year Old clubs ma ]
be renewed ffom 7eas 10 year On lile foregs-
ing terms Address McCLASAHst. TRous-
DALE s. Dill, Memphis Tennessee.
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MAfL aRRANGEMENTS

No,,beya Asail-Leaves Thursday 6 A.
~ Arrives Friday 8 P. M.
Soarfheys Mail--Leayes Friday 6 "a. M.
Arrives Saturday 6 P. NJ.
Eastern Mail-2Arrives Daily IL A. M.
Leaves 12 NJ.
Western Mail-Arrises Daily II A. NJ.
Leaves 2 M.
Wdinut Hill--Leaves Monday a, NJ
Arrives Tuesday 8 r. NJ.
J, M, JoNEs, P. Nd.
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INFLUENCE OF WOMAN.

The utter subsection of woman to
the arbitrary will Of man is characters
TIC Of countries stepped il ignorance,
barbarism and tyranny. The elevation
Of woman to the intellectual dignity Of
man is characteristic courtesies blessed
with knowledge, civilization and liberty.
Let the despotic nations Of the East
regard the tender sex as slaves only to
tlieir uncontrolled dominion but let
the free nations Of Europe prove their
superiority in justice, refinement and
religion, BY sharing with that seq all
the mental pleasures of which they are
capable as ourselves. If incompetent
Legislators make bad laws, women are
as deeply injured by there operation as
men II competent legislators secure
good laws, women are as much benefit
led " the blessings they produce as
men independently of which, if even
men alone were subject 70 the evil or
the good, how could woman be indif-
ferens to the happiness Of their lus-
bands, fathers, brothers, or sons, Of
whom such men must consist From
the lips Of woman every infant hears
1.-The FIRST accents Of affection, and re
ceiye the frs. lessons Of duty ii tender
ness and love. For the appreciation ol
woman the grown-up youth will under
take the boldest enterprise, and brave
every difficulty of trials, and even
death itself. TO to the happiness 81
woman tie man Of naturer years will
devote the best energies Of his mind
and body and from The soothing and
affectionate regards ofwoman, the man
who is become venerable By years de,
riyes his Chief consolation III Iife's de-
cline. Who then shall say that the one
half Of the human race, and they con.
fessedly the most yirtuous and mos
amiable, may not be entrusted with
an aliirnY5ea aY,s} a, a,.I a.
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~ @How do you do. Mrs. Diggs n
said Mrs. Cad. Have you heard the
story about Mrs. Ludly 7'' Why no
Really, Mrs Cad, what is ito Do toll
me p Oh, promised not TO tell for all
the world /! No must never tell on'i;
Pm afraid every body will know il.i'
mo | will never open ny mouth about
it; no never aWeII Ii you'll believe
ii, Mrs. Fuddy told me last night tha.
Mrs. Trot told her that her sisters hus-
band was told by a person that Mrs.
Troubles oldest daughter told Mrs.
Nickens that her grandmother heard By
letter. which she got from her sisters
second husbands oldest brothef'a step
daughter in Australia, that It was re ;
ported by skipper just arrived from
the Feiee Islands. that the merIna.ds
wear criBoiine made out ofshark skinss'
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RTCts,D w. TURNER,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at
IN Law. VIII practice bis profess
ion, in the District courts a Bossier,
Bienyil.e Claiborne and in ttl { supreme
court al Monroe. Mr.. Turnsr pledges
himself to give his undivided atteution
10 the prompt discharge Of . 1 business
entrusted to his care. Office, Bellevue,
La. gl11
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TIE Boy AND THE BaIoK.-A boy
hearing bis father say, "Twas poor
rule that wouldn't work both ways, !,
said .sI father applies this rule about
his work. | will test il 10 my play
So setting up row OF tricks, he tip.
ped over the first which striking the
second, caused il to fall on the Third.
which overturned The fourth, aud 20 OF,
until all the bricks lay PROSTATE.
Well, said tie little boy, s.eacIs
brick has knocked down bis nei1hhor
| only tipped one. Now will raise
one, and see II he will raisa his
neighbor." He looked IN vain 10 see
them rise. Here, iather,1 said the
boz, Z lis poor rule twill not work
both ways. They knock each other
doWn.hut will not raise each other up. .
My SOP, brick anH mankind are
alike mase of clay. aciive ia knoekin NO
each other down but rot disposed 70
help each other up.
sFather said the hdg, ssdoes the first
brick represent the ffsII Adam p,
TIE father replied: When men
fall. they love company. bul when they
rise, they love 10 aEand alone like yons
der brick. and see sEhafs prosrrate be-
low them.n