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!, RAiyoung gallant from Charlestown
was travelling on an Alabama steamboat.
when he learned that Nile. Piccolomini
was upon the same boat. With proprie;
ty and decorum lie ,ayailed himself of an
introduction TO her, and became much
pleased with the lSiennese Princess. Dur.
ing Tie trip the Boat stopped to wood up
near bank where The Jasmine hung in
rich proiusion, which instantly attracted
Mn. Piccolomini's attention. They wers
the 'hrst she had ever seen, and she ex-
pressed a strong deslrs for wreath ol
them. chivalric and gallant, our young
townsman proffered his services. They
were accepted, and he LEFT tire boat for
the garland. A few mill logs liz in the
stream; just under the richest and most
beautiful Of flowers. AS our friend
had secured a splendid specimen Of the
jasmine, of deep golden hue. he discov-
cred the logs beneath gently floating. In
his haste to escape they began to turn,
and he soon found himself soused to the
neck id the waters of the croOkedest stream
IN the South. With a smart swim he
gained the shore, and then the boat, upon
u .-1 f..u aI1s-l .-Lls f.AK LA g "a. e "a
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coUnendtt 10 ali persons suffering under hyspcsSia
Gi0RsE woonRUFy
cornwsii's Halfway House, Bsissol TzEnpks
Testimony 90 N AbasF Zines. Market stress. aDos
sizth, eorFo6orsrys Of tAs scac@ey Of Williams
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DH. JAxrs wnaiAxs.
fAsAr sir--it gives grs4tpss.ssrs % kne~ ta.s
a IyspepsaA. fer many II my seqa4lna4aess h4vsrs
Fsztsdly asked ne where eaaiz bs pfo1sFed .kaog
lhg tnasI bad bees cared by a. AZ tsink hat
rahiic sckno~ ieagesnsnt ef the great eeaeai eHss
dee 60 you bct nay be assfni - othsFs. zoe nn.ks
a. fcr ssxefAi pears ! sahreed fra2 Dyepefsz4-
uhsrb Hcreasea - sacA ezlent th@z ny health Al
coustIfusaA were szpidis slnkfsg useeF a. 80
snd sven that coax nst dlsssl seh ; less Il
srrenEth, d1znclnAEon - exefcss, and f4a h4Ee
q n sas~rtsseHssnsl Fsass4t sesieg II esPses
E1e2 and iBeescre4ots se4riEess. ID tie yc4r to8s.
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cfessed. fpf eqsaPiesslx earsA Eae. kez f<e4 -
QD1aln relief trpsa any cher seaE<e-
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
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COLLECTIONS on
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II usatcn u noSers, bal Eho Tesice ata distance
from where they can be proeared, ne have selected
the eki eezntful sd sbasy s4rsties each snrt de-
tnetin cnlor aad caleulzina 10 preeuoe nne effect
shsn painted o1t IN beds or gFoups IN the nowcr
with he hianica and lngisk Danle, height tine er
nevertns resoE % the no~sr. manner g sroxsng.
shc9hcr urrCt Or uanE, The tine should BE eo~ \.
snd otber saluzbis has a. % Iss cuisaszton Il 80
tecilbg thsss vsrtetss. have bera careful en-
eiaae al shch eEs shy bloomefs % have mag
ninc-nt appearance - that he colections Nill com
Prlss ealy th1se .bleA are realty shosy and hAn1-
bolns, ana ~tAEb we beilese seoid prove tc The en-
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