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II. X. R.

h. IL. A.
X r. R-Radways Ready Relief for Headaches
whether sick o. nervous: Rheumatism, Par
aiysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Small Pox, Feyers, Swollen Joints
Kinney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains a.
round the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heart
burn and Pains OF all kinds. Railways Rea-
dy Relief will, in a few minutes change the
miseries you suffer 10 joys of pleasure.
X X X -ftadway sRenovating Resolyent for the
OF chronic diseases-such Scrofulous and
Syphiltc Complaints, ,Consumptve and 9th.
er affections OF the Lungs and Throat, Indu
ration and engagements OF parts, Eruptive
and other diseases OF the skin. Nodes, Tu
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, and all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state OF the
Blood.
X R.-Radway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily, Costiveness, Indigestion, In
eamnation OF the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases of the Heart and Kii-
ueys, Female Complaints Small Po1, Fevers
Aensles, sc. Whenever the system is cut
of order, a dose of Radway Is Re < ulators will
restore IL TO regularity No female should
be without them
r. r. Remedies are soldby Druggists every where.
mar1o-lydAw RAILWAY h co.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

IA xirtae % sendItioni sxponas me dirses
II sd, 4nd delivered from The Honorabio CSrcult
Curt Of davidson CO, Team. az lts ysnnary Isrm
isss, VIII expose % public sale The highest h.l
DEF tor cash ~ tle Courthouee gate 10 the Cffv
Of Nashyiiic, on SATURDAY, 'E1iE 6fa DAY Oh
ie~S althe r,st, ttie, clam, interest and ca
tate which > q Fellows then bad, may have since
acquired "a and TIE following de.crlbed Reas -
~lo, to-Sit; Lots Aes and ~ The Ian Of Lots N
south Nsshs s Deloagag 70 }. H. Ir ~in's Esials a.
iAid out % ID c Areei And rex the kexis-
ters once u Ihv-dseu county IN book No. IL snd
iaSe olSf the same being lots decided ]. q. sel-
Iowa W 4 ). Asmlord, 4 NJ, as may be seen by
eiefelee 10 doe N Reg sLer oflce 1aridson CO..
book No. - Iages 2Cz aud 2cS; being levied On
The proteEsy % J. &. Fellows, sAgas.f Jadg meat
Eendsrcd favor Of Charles LeAxlIt against Jarncs
{. EAidwln and J. y. Feliows. February 4 lass.
J. II. HINTON, snerla
u Davsdsou county,
Ffshs-ts BY I. c. DRAKE, Dsy'y shsriz
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Rf virtue OF III IA 20 me directed and dslfv.
- cred from the honorable Circuit Court or Dayi6-
son county Tennessee its Jan uary tar 1859 viii
expose 70 pubic sale 90 the hghesl bidder for cash
A. Lhe Court House yard IN the city OF NaShvie on
sAlOkIAfr The 9TH DAY OF MARCH 1889 an
The Tgbt title Claim, interest aud which Oeores
. Boiling then bad, or may have since acquired IN
and 70 The fOtloxing described Negro Woman named
hAtiiaA, aged about - years, VI black ccmplexioz
levied on Is The property Of George s Boiling 10 al,
lsiy al eAecutiyA ia my hands In favor OF r. T. Ban
ay against Z. D. More, George s. BolIng aud K p
boliiEg- February % 1853
LAS n. HMM, sheriff Of Davidson CO.
teoc-td BY X. BRAScH, Deputy Shertn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17
THE BALLAD OF THE OINTMENT

Adzsmura 6Olum sl.6 nuJibus n.1tali5us rst.c.-
JoANSEs FULvrus.
When Little John bit Susy,s toe,
And Mary scalded prattling Joe
What healed their wounds ana soothed thar ~.
The Oinimehti
When Tommy gouged his sisters eye,
And singing bees made Ellen cry
What sovereign balm did We AppiyY
Tho Ointnentl
What ageDt then could one desire
10 qnench the rage of burning are
To sooth the sting OF insects dirof
The ointmen
Zach Druggist In this happy land
fOr twenty -nve cents Ia his hand
Will forthwith place at your command
That Ointment
THE GRAEFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN e,,sr
AENI is for sale By all Dru = SITS in Tennessee and sy
janl9-tf "a Caii.ra -.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17
.ConstitutIonaI Dt.ease..

Many diseases that afiict humanity are inherited
heir looms from the diseased bodies OF sieky
Scrofula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common Of constitutional diseases. Now
care not how many generations the seeds OF these
eases may have been established in the system,
~ruptlng the olood-Rddodys Ren0pdtig Resoiudnt vii
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every par
Gle OF diseased deposits, and Ill the veins with
pure and healthy blood
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
THE BEST LINIAENT IN THE WORL
For Man or Beast.


Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Ne
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOR YOURSELVES!
Thomas Ford, blAckEmifh, living Cas- axen
on Tenth street, bad harrsbie runnsng sors On
foot He tried vario1s Llnineufs, SAiFez, Sc
could 40 % no Eosd. He desEared % ever beng 50
20 work AZ hs trade again, because be could nst be
aay seigkt his foot, and by bltile 0f Aciesn
volcanic L1niment, he d nov perfectly cured
rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruses, SpraiE
Slifsexs in the JOINTS Mnsslcs, sore Throat swe
ings Ear ache or Tooth-aeha, Wounds, Fresh csi
sores Burns, Scalds, Pains, ke, yield % the mage
influence oi this xondcrful Linifhent-
Fer Horses and CaItie Il u ini4fbie remedy E
Chafes, Calls, scrai1hes, Cracked Heels, L-Amene
Spawn, sweeny, sEaint, Flsiaia, Bruises, sSelhn
Mounds Rattle snake Bfes and various other disc
which animals are liable 70 from injuries Acci
dents.
livery coantry Merchant should obtain = suppIy
MeLeaas Volcanic on Linivnens- IL sells rapldiy
cause IL Always
liberal discount will be made TO merchants "
buy sell again.
a. FoE sale by J. "a. MCLEAN, Proprietor. oots
OF Thlre and Pine sireels, - Leah Missouri; AlOo
sale - above sPlS-dtxswIy
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LAND FOR SALE.

NJ EAR the Nashville and North A ~6s ~
~ Western Railroad, ia Cheath- ZnSAS
am county, am offering great bar Ia stk H8cEA&
gains in the following Tracts OF 1+-I
Land
one Tract lying on the Charlotte Pike u miles
Nashville and within mile OF Harpeth river, con-
tanning so acres wth good double Leg House, kitch
out houses, stable and Spring upon Il, which viii
be sold for six Hundred Dollars; half cash, the bal
ance year : credit without interest.
One Tract lying on Turnbull creek, within few
hundred yards Of the Nashville a y. W. r r., finely
timbered with Poplar, Walnut and Oak, about 80 acres
rich Bottom, with nne Springs; also, Ho~ing Spring
Cave; also the Charlotte Pipe, contain
ing $40 acres which will be sold for 81 600 onethird
cash, the balance on one and two years credit with
out interest.
One Tract lying about miles west OF Kingston
Springs and mile from the Nashville X y. W. r. X,
containing $50 Acres heavily timbered with all kinds
OF gro~th: has free stone Spring IT, has several
hundred acres Of good upland upon Il; would make
fine stock Farm; hne country for Hogs and sheep;
which will be sold for 50 ooo onehrd cash, the bal
ance in and two years credit, without Interest.
One Farm lying Big Harpeih within mile OF
Kingston Springs and within half mile Of the Nash
Vile 4 y. w. X r.. containing 3l5 acres, about rs
acres IN cultivation, good House and all necessary
out-hoBses upon it. 1his farm las one OF the hneet
water powers IL IN the State for large machinery
Was selected by the Hon JOIN BEII a site for
the Armory OF United States; which viii b. sold at
SIS per acre, ene-third cash the balance and
years credit without interest or Il purchasers
would prefer paying ali cash will discount per
cent month upon the time paper Tor all the above
tracts.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will please call upon
the undersigned, General Land Agent for Cheatham
CO., Tenn.- at Kingston Springs
Jan2o-Imdtrwaw Z. J. BREEDER.
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Nome Again

MIR. LANCOMHE desires to inform his
lNl friends sscd the pubiS generally that lac has
turued fror bis Northern tour, anu ready To open
the fall campagu.
Fully posted all reccnt mi provence in Photo
graphic ManipulatlJu-rety AS heretofore, solely
upon the Bpertts of has pictures, AMI determined W
gplre no effort please, he confidently hNltes those
who have new gwen hun = lair usui, 10 10 SO.
Ladies' wiz a. his prcseut rools te Rtsss conve-
nienty and pleasantly located of any m the CITY 4,
hsrrV sire '1rpcr of Union ssit1a-4
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17
Chfldren,s diseases.

Rdd0dy's RenOrdting Resoiuanf should be hailed as
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores Humors &c These
or eaAings out (thus early evidence OF disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses Of the
henoodng Resouent will eradicate every vestge Of the
disease andlnsure the child sound and healthy body
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17
NEW sERIEs-NO. 997.
Msoifal.
r. II. r.

HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use OF Rad
Ii ways X. K. Remedies. There are none so sick
or diseased, so weak, feeble, crippled with pain
tnfrmities but that Railways Ready Relief Renovac
ing Resolyent, Regulators nature OF the dis
ly cure. :
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Relief
kadway sRenovatng Resolvent; Railway Regulators:
Each OF these remedies possesses special pow
ers over Certain diseases Yet there other diseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties
reqnlredi and when thus used IL there sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body to
tam Their action the patient will live aud be restored
to health.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17
RE G. LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BO ATS,
James Johnson, Nashville, E. Howard, and
Red Rover

One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every oth-
er day at noon; time from Nashville TO Memphis For
ty-eight Hours; Yicksburg Five Days: and 10 New
Orleans in seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trains before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be proc red the different points, at prices
named in the annexed Schedule of Rates
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17
1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.

RIBBgSS! RIBB0NS!! RIBB0xS!!i
TO MERCHANTS, MFIIISEzs, JoBBERs, DEALERS
II RIBBoSS, MILLINERY GOOleS, AND
CASH BUYERS ~ ALL SECTIONS OF ThECOUNTRY,
1Hk CASH RIBBoS HOUSE,
Iie CHAMBERS STREET, SEw YORK.
JNo. FARRELL.
yIJE have originated a principle pex era
w IN the kib0on Trade, whereby make this
business PIAIs, sznrlE and srArLX IAAr % ERews
sa1lIINcs.
We SILL FOR cAsHi We BUY FOR CASH.
We are satisfied with cKsT PRoSsT. ask 10 Sec
ond Price. Have all our goods marked In PLAIN
FIGURES, that man, woman and caid ''bny alike"
and receive The same value ies theif noeey.
Ne u cts. y p'ees; No. as ess- . p,ses
!. "a ss 10
a ! sc - {" II lo..
No. ie 81 sT,I per piscs.
WE OFFER FANCY RIBBONs s.xIL STYLE. p s.AI1-
coLoRs AL 9SAl1TI,s I, At bkiczs
Fuk Cash Only ... q.
.-oairk sales" Light Profits aud .sGOOa v.ias.
RoucHSl RoucHsli
New styles ana Patterns At = ssx.sg e., q
30 PR cEST ffsOA CREDIT PRICES
Exnmfae our = suple4 znd be stnsed-
BLOND IaAcfS, ,Qull-IiAGs, ses sc
Oar ilns q .ee-s 'iesas ss-s, 80 ssle 80, ne aaper'
narked prices on ali Goocs ia raln fisgress :
A SAVING OE ~ PsR CkST On filAsL SootS fl-ok
CkklhI fs1LA<s faas
Our tntsnticn Is 70 make fbe Aboon lf%eo 2s STAPLE
IN rsxsra 70 prlces deznes4c soe1t 70 % ths Ne
~ usl all 0SE MILLION lolL4HS Ach-n " eools
EkH AESUM.
We are rnsss Msn. s.Se Sprth. 10 seSsh." We
sstsct lhs g1tranase q Msfsh2nts. n ever serfa
of the Unsrd States ASA are tis re sAaas = IL uAs
fayor us - - tl4eir sr.de snd r4kron4ts-
JA0- FAkkEkL
cAsH RIBto< HoLsk,
lie Chambers 81 Ssw York,
near he aaGlsoa kivsr A4Alzru~a i~Pol
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17

NASHVILLE TENN, THURS DAY FEBRUARY H. 1859.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet

I'VE lIs,rs, sns s,saSss Pass1nssF EssTpoRT ans
E. WoSD, Master, will continue
in the above trade the entire season. making regular
trips be this city and New Orleans The EAST
PORT is fast of light draught, and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
nov24-d A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.


a weekly publication Of sheet Music. suitable for
- players and singers OF the Home circle and con
sistng OF sixteen pages fun folio size stitched IN
hAndsoms cover IL contains all the popular danc.
oil the day; arrangements from the most favorite op
eras scenes, songs, ballads, airs, &c. An abundant
supply OF every thing that the popular taste ds
mands; never too difficult, always instructye and
ever fresh aud delightful.
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has
been received by The public, and the commeu udatons
u uAs Won RON the Press, are guarantees Of its
worth work 80 cheap, accurate and elegant does
mol exist IN any other country. The same amount OF
music procured at the regular stores would cost "A
least twenty times what IL costs IN ssOur Musical
frlend' Variety and excellence secured by sub
scTibing 10 a periodical cheap and much needed
fleces by The following composers have appeared 4.
The hrst ten numbers; the names speak FOR them
selves Mozart, ;. Lover, walleTEtein, Meyerbeeri
tiotow, Burgmnller, = Schubert, Verdi Doninett
Strauss, Aasard, Thalberg, Bale Rossini J. Weber
kueAen, speyer Abt, q. A. MAeierren, bellini, II
smart Ascher, Crouch, D'Aibert, Bishop, Aubcr
fAesieno, l4ndpainter, Beethoven, 6c &c AlIfhess
pieces are within the range OF ordinary players and
singers and Invariably characterized BY delicoan
Tla A. nnaaEN Na.a.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND

Is published weekly, price 10 cents and NAV be or.
dered Irom any bookseller OF periodical dealer IL
VIII be sent direct from the Office OF publication a
the following rates, yearly IS; half year A. So
Ciuos,s copies sl4; copies SO 10 copies $40 pcr
year. same rates for half year. No subscription "a
ken Tor less than n 'nths, payable in advance Ts
Once OF "oar Musical Friend % l3 Frankfort stree,
heS york {. B. SEYMOUR 4 o..
g&nzo-lnlaAw Proprietorz.
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Nhirt nosous,

handsomely Embroidered and { lain and small
tsks-a = u. AuGIIL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17

Or. JAMES wuIIAN
Dyspepsia severely that was com petrl, rossr,
ed and having tried every means for relief Nttla.,
success. was advised 70 your 'sAutl Dvsps
Elixir" IL anords me much pleasure 10 inform yo, .
that am entirely cured by its use and cordi.lly
commend az 10 all persons suffering under
Very reSpcctrullv kc -'-f~r"'-
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1856


ONE of the following Steamers leaves Cincinnati
" positively every Friday. Leaves Nashville posi-
lively every Thursday.
The Swift and Elegapt Passenger Steamers,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-17

Leave Nashville every Thursday and Tuesday at II
O'Clock VI. Time from Nashville to Louisville Sixty
Hours and to Cincinnati -Four Days.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-20

b0.cuIo, a1d ,sruIug 100 their defence bio
utmost strength and frofiy The mothers
show tIal devotion 10 lhar young in imw
of Danger which ls lhr most universal of i1-
Hlrrs.
The gorilla c1u,lugs himself % fnuF hnm.
mock out of the tong. tough slender stems
" parasitic plants, and lines itvilh lhc brold
dicl fuuds Of palms, or with long gross
sort of bed surely NOT 10 ho dcsp.scd, swung
in lhr luG branches of % ucc. ly dny hr
s.le 900 huugh leaning ms back against the
trunk, owing 90 which habit elderly goH,ms
brclme rather bail iD those rogoua
GNWL WAsmNGuNb INL-Sumo
thirty years ago, thc Nrw Workers we're pre-
pliug to celebrate the 4lh Of July, and by %
voluntary courtesy one of his descendants
seul the Generals Tent that be- bad used
during thc Revolutionary war 10 Ncw YORK.,
90 assist Goo The celebration, The Generals
body servant brought it and bore % lcucr to
lhc New York committee asking that some
attention shuuIl bc paid him, which oas
done, lie war quadruon, but lIne, dlsui.
ird and noble looking -.d man,
lhf tent vas pitched jn thc park, where
tho writer OF this saw 70, Shortly afterwards
hc went cap thc Hudson river ou % steam
boat, and tuia srr,aut.was 600 board, and told
mp some 0t rHe habits of Grurtaj Washing
tom during the var. lIo had GNcd hour
Tor rising 100 the morning, and going 60 that
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-20
JOBpRINTING.

our Printing establishment ia 100 hotter rorl..
tlnn now than over before, and With increased 70.
cilitcs, w. rhall FIHr increased ''ifniluu l" 'li
branch NJ business. Wc krcp constantly nu hRu'
Paper and Card stock, aud arr uuW prepared a"
pnut Iortrrr, lluudnNa, lrnuauurt ANHI".
iiIls 1911 iIoldr, Labels, tuu.af7, hH-iuun ahd
Wedding Caria, Ar., Ar,, 80 fuuft notice
Drdpfs by mail win Lr r4TrlIIIl attended Go, nul
the work forwarded with drpAi,h.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-20
Tho Gorilla.


IN Dickens "A,l Lr Ycar Hound" wp
E.d tIIr following description uf tlls animal.
which h..,ia 10 be- most closely allied. 600
structure. 90 the human form Of any of M,
brute crrfiop.-
." The r.ti,l, 4, Of the a,,rlrc hcight of
man. five Zee, six irchr, Of, brain case i-
I.u ANA r.lre,,. ,nd a,. tlr f.rrrln. of ihr
.,ul, /. ll.b. and There i,a.,tn prominent,
,..,,. ab.,. bc.r,,.. nm. tom of tl, head /,
,..,,.,,'. r.,. .,l n.,.lr.,,. .vilI. H.. thick ...
,....,p,.,t form. a, ,.,pu ling p,ntLou,, over
iI.r,,.' .C.yrl. with ibi, a drrp lr,l-rol.
n,,l .i.p. much .vfinhl,d. a pron.ipcnt nv
,,itl the canine teeth du the m,lr,l OF huge
r.,,airp ,hiui ni.lurhn,c nr,,rrra.
t..r.,fi il,r I.v,,t.l.,l most fur.IIirs i,rr
90 human uhye0-r0my. lur u,,k ,s tklt B
She bead poke, forward.
The relative proportions of the body and
,.mh, arc nearer those Of "a man. yet ih,y arc
Of more ur gtluly aspect than iu any other of
tile brute kind Long ,hap,lr,, arms. thck
and muscular. with scarce any dimiuut,ou iu
size deserving the uamo Of wrist tlor at the
smallest they ave fourteen iuohc, round while
a strong man, wrist is not above ,ishtl a
wide, lhic, hand. the palm long and the IN
gers Ah.rt. swollen and saui, looking caru
ciou. cc,ti broad. shoulder, lcs, also thick
4 ,hap,Ic,,d,,uu,c of calf X ycry muscular.
yet short; haudlr.lIkc foot, with thumb
To il. .of huge dimensions and portcntou.
power of grasp 40 wonder the lion sEulk,
before this monster. and even the elephant /,
h,in,d b., hi, malicious cunning. activity. and
strength.
Tho teeth indicate n yopctallr diet. lint tho
rrn,,, +, sometimes ynrird with cprs. mr. ,
brood of ,ouor birds. The chief reason Of
IA. c,r,i,, IN tnc cl,,b,r, o,,pca,s ,o bc ma,
that il ever iptcn,ion,uy iniure. him. hut
mcrrly. that II sb,rcs his taste for certain. r,-
yorite nuits. And when. from his watch.
tower in the branches Of q tree. he pcrcciycs
the elephant helping himself to these drlica.
cics. he steal, along the bouph. and ,,r,linc
It's sensitive proboseis violent blow with the
club with which he is olway. nrmcd. drive,
off the startled piaut. trumpr,iup sbrilly vi,b
r,,,, and main.
Toward : the negroes. the gorilla scems ~
cherish on itnplocable ba,rrN. hc ott,ck,
them ouitc unnroyokcd. If n port, of b,,cLs
o,,,,r,,cL prcon.ciou.lv ,5,in r,r,,, Of, ,rc,
haunted by oae Of these wood demons
swinging raCd,. ctpa, to the lower branchu,.
he chtch[ viii iA,humbed foot, nt IN,
nearest q tbcm Ks green eve, flash with
rare. his hair stands. ON end. and tbe skin
,boyc the ewes. drawn ,npi,l, nm and dawn.
pi,as him Gcndish scovl. sometimes. dur.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-20


,I boo flmr. IUr irw who uma.u arr ru-
glruI. IurGpB,.y, iu trapping oWcs. Ihr
unl} uur I hur mrf-lmong Islhur tquaus
ari DIS pppu.ru-rraio many tluI..up
inp.Irus WHICH have tuusl'ud furrg bio
seventeen years NJ mountain l,hri and, Akr %
thorough conservative, s.ghs ior "tHc good
ulI iiWu which vrfr, hui ruuu n"i,
Inl irtur7
lived WI'l thrir iWii|rs, iu secure nI1d'f nr
lu- tIl-, rnd rrtprl rrl harvest from The
,h.l of lb, upp,a and r.r ignorance oi the
indians. Though purchasing lu' nominally
20 20, luuIs prices, lh,y pIil iur them iu
c.u.r gul sugar no 81 pee r"p, rurr" calico
80 -1uN NrI, shaapy az 20 prr quartz phd
rw.i llrDm ol tobacco, nt ~ each. bul'-
lD rDHr', uDul within thr l1hl ten years,
they could readily huy ut ~" Indians for %
E.... ot whisky j is psy 90 understand
that in few ycars they often realized ample
fortunes, nud we're able 20 retire 90 the luAu.
rIcs Of civilization. Bot even they became
su much cnamured of lie upon the plains,
that they we're seldom able permanently 10
abandon IL,
GuylrNNTNT AOIyIR,
For many years 'hr go'rrumcut has en-
plo'ca resident nrrn' among 'hr various
Indian Tribes 10 di''1r'e Their annuill'', pre-
vent out.rruk., oud encourage their growth
900 cl'iINt.1p The position is one OF iv
checks and much rr'uur'0h'.lfi and th'
government i' compelled ofry mainly upon
tho rruhIly Of i's representative. ~ many
cases current belief asserts that much Of The
muuc, Designed iur the Indians, through one
process, or another G1d, iu way into the
pocket of ihv agent, li, may be- foul sliu-
drr5 U6Ctrd0C, look singular 20 "a mlNUP
q tree" That these positions, with small sIp,
Ir, and uuaur.cii,r surroundings, should De-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-20

o. \ pew in the meeting house is thus
advertised FOR sale in the Amherst Express:
foU SNlE-A pew in the meeting house
of toe first parish in Amherst The man
that owns the pew owns the right OF a space
just as wide and just "a, long as the pew !,
from the bottom of the meeting house to the
yop of the roof and he can 20 rs much high
er as hr can get If man will buy my pew
aud Mo in it ON SUNDAYS and repent and be a
good man, he will go To- Heaven If God lets
him 20. Let man start from the right place
let him go right, keep right do night, aud hc
will go to Heaven at last, ana my pew is as
good place 70 start from as any pew in the
meeting hou,c. The bible SAYS, "llave
charity, love, mercy, walk hunsbly. deal Justly,
aud thou shall be accepted" | gu,Ns the
Bible tells the truth. PETER COWIES.