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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville, Tenn.
SSION OF Is $50.

'7NHE Second Course of Lectures in TIL Insftut
will commence Monday, October 81, 1859, and
close the first of the following March. The Lee
lures # the first mouth Will be FREE TO all Students.
CLINICAL IssTRU, TIoYs will commence at the opening
of the october Course. The ANATOMICAL Rooms will
also be opened at the same time.
+ A G u L t Y.
THOMAS l.. MADpIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy (De-
iptve, Histollgical and surgical
JOIN FRsDERICK Ma, NJ. D., Professor of Principles
and Practice of Surgery.
JOHN Ii. CALENDER, NJ D. Professor of Matera Medi-
and III .rapeutics.
E B HAsKTvs, NJ D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
His kI rkNI D.. Professor Of Medical Chemistry and
Medical Jurisprudence
DANIEL F. WRIGHT NJ. D., Professor of Physiology and
Pathology.
JOHN ? FORD NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children.
II. ". COMPTON, N. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
FEES.
MaTculation Fee, (paid but onceD .......... 90
Deinohstrator's rec. 10 90
ofduudtiou fee'-.. 70 W
The price of Boarding and all the personal expenses
of the student reasonable in Nashville in
any city ia the Union. Good Boarding can be obtain
ed at from So to S+ pc week.
J Ohm p. FORD, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
ang23-dImtwtill Is Summer street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

HAVING recently purchased the above extensive
Ii establishment, is prspa to execute ali orders
for Foundry and Machine Work on the most reason
able terms. -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Varieties.
Sfon the Rennrt

Ies-ursentiy reported that we seflno Goods only
Auction, when in fact twotbirds of our sales are
private the same as!n any other wholesale Houseia
the city with tais xception sellfor short profit
for cash and short prompt paper.
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Nlistsllanssrs y',aSins.

Jrpgs Tasgi os sLsysay.--ln
III. case of the slaye Amy. decided .
lev DAYS since. Chief Justice lane,
has furnished a written decision. In
which he asserts ,be following rrrai
Iegsl principles touching the Ins.ilu.
lion ol slavery 10 The lal,.d States;
!. That slaves are recognized By
thu Constitution Vi the United States
In the character VI persons.
=. That slsv~ are sr,sescsted In
Congress. as persons.
.. That as persons. they arr. In
many instances. ut least. sahlsct 10
certain liabilities. and invested with
The rights corresponding 10 shess
liabilities. IN the ssme way that other
persons are.
4 That among ,hes Iiabiliiie,
ere shcee which render them auienable
| ~ trisl and punishment for crimes
a. misdeuieahors and anaerg shess
fiwhss b ihe right VI legal protection
hiaas personal injafy.
I'hss ~ Constellation u The
oaf1u1 States slss sseognizrs rlase'
= pnFessy.
6 .As ptsperty. the rights q
cvnep are entitled 10 the protection
n he Law. |. :. tks lsus u The Unitss
e,Asss, ssacsed " Cosgrsss.
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eiHfttf*s ifeH siab Fat II
lH #ha fssNe - aH44HifteA
#a ~ 4eshH a. g. >
saih ] ssla ms8 - .sli 81 -
10. shsl rs itfsf Hss sHsaf
aafs. ttaH Ah hFnNf =. gf
Asf bHil.te ss#s, f#HHf ~ tst
fIl e. ffieafa. htHfefaF
Ai4Y tf# hi fl #H
Htssfh'elia AiGa# lHH agf*bl
# lHh4s sfHtI hr htfhFf lt
aw H NaHaeAefaase eff ~
sta5 #YHHHR ttFeFt hAlf AeI
.tfi HsbKhla Note n ihf
eananA seem II b sely fmalea4 If
blsfaty iBma. A ftmsfA ataH tbs
ftsga my asHf ,shi l. ylfxlhla t
~ = al sha Hse u hats ~
amhiligu. tueh a. a ain consists n
three ihlng iappl hliA'and heal
lhy al peIl.l'aosd ehIliFea, aad
well.aflaltl homes"
'lhe raiafaal gtahdmoiher u these
"ay eaasius, aeA 10 wbem some
II them say ibey ewe MI they nos
are. still Ives though al . wfy
advanced age. IL youth she was .
wOuhl III rumat kaBlu uUaunAt beau
~ and strength II ehcsaeier She
i nov regarded by her children 70
tho third generation. eea eniouzed
saint, and !, j. easy, knowing this,
to divine the source whence l.. Nif.
gi,na wrench drew the inspiration
for lhat little song Il Love the
DID," uAich ha. been tel 10 music
and sung by the hrcside throughout
the length aui breadth Of our latd.
vi b 10. my province 10 write .
cnlory upon the literary character d
my friend. Mrs. L. Virginia French.
Her name Ia already identified with
the literature Of the present age, and
her productions speak better thlng'
Tor her than my humble pun cal
tell. Ono idca ! wish 10 impress
It il that, though We wander i
darkness, Con directs our ever,
movement. Often We see tho time
female. even IN childhood east on
upon the world Ike a lonely Howe
upon "ihe icset. wide," seemingly
unprotected from the Winds an'
storms. Bat "6ci te,npers the w'n'
to the shorn lamb !" and Ile will rs
surcdly help those who help them
selves. "Gool company or none .
all,v has always been the motto wit
those five cousins. And they loo
forward now to lives cf usefulness
they feel that each have a good
; work 10 do. May they be spared !
nanber many happy years Of useful
/. ness.
Il We hope ere long 10 witness
i FANNY JuBIisR, vhcu they all mt
together o. forest Home"
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liitfs i suinafhlhs stiiiAa "A lia iap
u iha ''iea'ii sasa II shss llAa u
sheHfhs ah'i a,oaihlaI espstHssa -sssals
lsu' 10 aaf analug
fhs rafld ~ salv' iiaal 49, lhe slgh,
.all eselg lFasalHf seas - ise
Nhg'li bHf lhls sf8ss essAsa af mlae,
thi - nj waafg laflt fuHf
Tls AelHR les, mtan u flal
Il4 tauhlA fFula ay spui aHay.
III sell 4, whslso'ef j hiIhKl
The vpll'l sl auction here day
II I. 4 vlpfisus thing ~ .te
All, u has tl,aated ma su sufs
Il i iisli visal Il saela. 10 iis
iu saIe' 4 shalI l,s mius no more,
tune, turn II u'ur md view i we'll
would l,nt hAse yuu purchase duat
III. galuH Fulng must sufi
Who BID. who'll boy Gle srleiidi'
taaff
Here. wealth 10 gliliering lsap. Of gold
hs bids iiut les ne tell ysa islr,
4 ba,rr 10. wh. n#ssr Sold
Who ] boy iha hea,y lipsps of aafsf
And hera, upraAd out N broad domain,
\ gvvdiy landscape nll may trace,
iIall, euliaR.. tree. hali. hill and ! lain
Who'll buy h,mseif u burial place
lIere's love, tho dreamy, polen. spell
That beauty Ilings around the ilsasl
| knew lls poweS, hias loo veil
I'll, going! Lore anil mu.I psr,
Must pats! Whit ean iuo,e With love
NJ ever the enelautrf's rcisa,
Who'll buy Ihg plulacless, dying dove,
a breath vi hl.ss storm VI paIas
And Friendship, rarrst gem VI Earth,
Whoe'er hath found The Jewel hi.y
frail, hokle, false, snI lltl.e worth;
Who bid. fur irtsad<hip, as II sis
lis going gone! Hear the call
unce, ta.eo aud thrice. ri. very low
Twas once nay hope, my stay. my all,
Bul.now tho bsoaea s.aE must gol
Iamc! hold the brilliant meteor high
How dazzling every gildod name
yc millions now's tbs time 10 buy,
How much lof fsSsos Hos much Il
TamcY
ilesr how it thupslcr.! Would you stan
On high Olympus lar rcnowneds
Nov purchase, a,Hi world command,
l AMI h.s with a xDrlI's etirxe, sruysus,
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~ sss hsw mfttaa d 1 i
sshsf N.aef His h ts ta hHal
ami II faf tHi saa fHf e i
sb4 af. #H F#t t#i'f
falHe # - !
8mH
h#G ah tfb
30 fafh HH s ~
fhete Het9 u Fl
nicely fmhs r sHs hiF
ehuas h o. taa t#H sfm eHAifg,
tHs bur 90. fHB i5gtFT4 ElNAssfs :
everything kasiax Fl ag.tlfs skasli
hsfaelf. | dH.il uahdel aAa'. frantic.
Ahe fsad II ~ 6llldbeai lIlaf
''mal llss ee male j. hfHtsh,' =
sHi sI'Iwush shes rtIl awafe tlFrs
10 come Iuslfar matches, yei she
lms never h4i : ehAtee n lfelfH
eill n satl She hss heard hiatt There
never was HauI graate'l, bHt lis
twin Naa mide spussdara, and she's
q melancholy proof that 'ils 4 moeA
iug lie. sAs soon gep tired NJ
sewing. she caa'l lIllt forever ou
that elefaal. wss going 30 "a,
internally fieeliug. thesiles that
has 4 iellpw % il, and 4 !. Only ~
aegrasaliep 30 ber feellnrs J She
has read uuiil her eve. me hall
blinded. there's nobody 10 sgre'
with her VI she likes Tho book, oI
argue the poIpt With her u sho doh't
II she goes out q valh every wvmat
she meets has her huaban,l's arm
~ be snrc there are half cf 'cu
ready 10 scratch cach Others eye
out, but thut ia little business mat
lef between tllen selves. Surrosiul
SIZE feel. very devotional and eae
70 evening lectures, some IulIianl,
coward /. sure 20 scare her 10 deall
eu the wav. Ifshe takes n Journey
.I,e get. hustled and boxed aronh
among eal-iti.efs and porters. M
bpggr se.ma,ier. her band box re,
knocked in. her trunk gets knocke
open. aid sle's landed nj the wron
slepping place. II she wants loa
% wood shc has to pay twice q
much ~ q man would, and then th
get. cheated by the man Who saw
and splin IL. khs has 10 put h
own money in bank and TO get II oa
hire her own pew, and wal, upa
! herself into il. People tell her lh'
. "hu.haasls are often great plaques,
/: but she knows tina, there are tim,
! when they are indispensable. She
, very sool looking, black hair NJ
eyes. line figure, sings and pla.
beautifully, bu. she "can's be .
! old ma.d. and what's isore--sl
/, von's. Fanny Fesa.
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DENTISTRY.

1AR. u. u. AuKtE having petmansnsly
|D loeasci at Satjls, IN Pamela conhss,
vii DO always ready ~ anssct calls fssia
M, part " the rcani!, upon te'us ad'
dressed ut saii place. -,
gE-Aii dental work done by hin Will
be warran,si god. liz respectfully So
liuiss atrial.
November q, 1858. "-ly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-06

GossIp.--'Ihc banc OF social life
always indicating d small mind,
having affinity With petty copeerns (:
often q malicious mind, delishsiug
10 iraihclns others; I; isfsyerenee ior
truth. rsskins tie violation Of is for
tho pleasure of telling stories, which
may 10 fa'sc. often Lnoxn,o be 30 |:
srea, lack OF honor---s sncaking
disposition, saying behind the baek
ul another aha. would 10, be ,aii
before hi. face f: pscaump'lyc wan,
" power to converse on Iohler sub.
jrcis ; ss least a lsck'of interest il
them. Generally supposed 10 be-
lssy exclusively to women. bus sup.
posed very incorrectly. Msls 90.
sips are very Numerous. and an
worse than females. Their sphere,
are different. Women gossip chief,
about domestic llIs, love, marriage
Irritation. servants, entertainments
aui World Of mischief they II
there +; oF hcaft-barhinss, heart.siak'
lngs, aud heart.hfrakings |; of broker
lies AMI slIenatrd affections. DO
Iasn go-sip too. Authors. rrcfss
sors. commercial ,nsn---oh' whs
keen. biting. vithesins gossip The.
have. bali untrue, wholly needless
Literary gossip. political gossip
Why. tie word ia halt ruled b,
svsslr--halt IT. hlisefies are mad
By gossip.
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iV ! am . man with nh inquir.
ing mind, and rather apt, ] confess,
to be surprised n, the jiscovcrie'
my pecalitr disposition leads me
oi,en to make. But, this morning,
| overheard, accidentally, n coEver.
saiion os 50 astonishing and gha.Ily
nature Us to pa. all my aeutcnsss.
,o;h napral and acqai,ed, 10 utter
discontinue. ! have. Ut a Watering.
place, . room hest 10 swo pretty
Young ladies', o. much like all other
ypui Z ladies u ilie present season,
tia, | hsrily noticed them, except
% wonder IN what part Of the I'm.
lncusc periphery sha, they carried
about pilA .lem. they Iheu selves
we're. Tbs morning, cae said /,
the other. "My dear, | esBuot Gus
my bones: aud how ean ! 20 /,
breakfast! shal. look rs IL | l,as
fallen to pieces"
II viii ictl yoa my skeleton
dear. il !, will fl son.n
"Oh. thank you. how kin,l.--
yes. exactly"
0aly oue ypung lady appeared q
| bfcal Ias.. What uas the coudi,iUl
Of tho oas Who lent aer skeleton
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a VARIABLE Sgeggr. The IN.
pleassn, o,lor produced W psspIfa.
iioa Is iIequently the sosres et scsa-
ton 20 gentlemen aud ladies, some
of whom are as sahj.cs to its excess
as their frilev.mortals Of another
color. Nothing u s',aplsr than the
removal Of shis aslos as much less
expense and ussa mess elEsssaa.l,
slan by tie application of sssa
costly unguenss aai psriames ss are
ia use. h j. only nseessary to prs.
cure ssns o. Tie eompouhi si''fiis
Of ammonia, anil Place sbans ,vs
satlepusnsfaA ia a ta.ih Of ~atsr.
Washire the fsss. hands end afms
wnh shis. Issvss the ssiu ~ clean
lre<k asd swses - one s.ali wishl
Thr sarh beng pesIsssiy hsrsnless'
and VERY cheap. ~e rcommsni . ~
slss sssAnr..y % sas Of sar mus ez'
rsr,sucssl psyaisians. to osr rssdsss'
Afssssbsre Rfyrsss.
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nfEggS his scr, ,sss 70 the s.siaens OF
~ passIa and <iessisy. llis odiss for
the prescal l. IL tho Las oass = Msssrs.
Taylor 4 1loels, Post. 0iliec Deild'ss.
mat31L ltD-sm
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,-Amsn falls in lore ja.. a. be
falls iowa sGairs. Il 10 Ala accident
---Ferisps. aIi . say probable
ml.forsans something hs neither
intended nor Esssss~ nor spprshead-
I'll. b.. when be Ssn. in lore. Il ,
a. xasa he runs IN dsbs ; it u joa.
knowingly aud Intentionally. and
very aggsn rsshly, evan il not ri,IIss.
ios.Iy, miseratiy, and raineoly.
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Dii yua ever knes . yosns lady
~hs sas sss .ssk 10 .sss.d sp sss-
irg ptayer tine tn c!.arch. sAsc md
aoi iaacs al night wiil.sss being
tired.
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- In consesss among men, the
pssy doing The nsss vrcng is Gun.
iioeoIy harder 70 b sussncllsd shss
g sks ~ so0sred usss vroag.
~ spaass. =. h ~ > sssrTsl
sisA hiupsif, shish nsko Nm dosb.
ly inissble.
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~ Thsy ,la deny Gea, e.
slssg uns's sseaisy lss oysisisly
- = = tjssp ,ke bo~sU b ~
hpaelsu II i b. BIT d he0
~ y Ne spirit. be i isuseA
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WHAT. lla,y" said aschool.
master. pointing 10 the letter X..-
.Dadd,'s name.' .Nv II isN't
your dediy's name, You blockhesd.
~ X.n "l'll Le durned II W.
~ daiiy's name. bowed u Il aiat.
l'sc seen him write ii olseu."
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faJ- ..t)h, dear y estIaiInsd Hon
fie.,a. throwing l,ssseIf iuly ths tpcI-
ing. .ensir. '.l'Ilrc,er n % ihst puss
Odcs again, ~ be locked ous Vi
coun.e.snce BY al lhose men on ihs
corner. lis ~ psosoAips! What
eau 10, sarah Jsne, % stop iLoAs
awfal rssa staring nc soIn si.e fscs!''
DO u ] ds." replica sarah lsns.
With . sly lock. "sAcs ys.r osAis.''
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Jt,i, wt,ItK

sti pssusfrtnss. frsm large Hand
|lIs a. faaes ilaFI., dons With Nsasnass
Dispatch. aai en reasonable isf,l.s,
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s4~ An editor says lIe ohee kiSsrd
q damsel's cheek iis, was covered
with pastry u sofmillion and ehAlk,
nnl % coasrqasnoe, had tho pains.
oI's cole for week. Young msa,
take timely Warning.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-04

SIDES OF the Delaware river, yoa will observe
the extreme hopelessness of Jones's case.
''It's all the fault of that turnpike man who
gave them the champagne superior was it
the breakfast 2" cried Jones in agony. 'slf
they had chartered ne turnpike from Pigs
Run 10 Terrapin Hollow, might have borne
IT but the very idea Of building a turnpike
from Burlington to Bristol bears an absordlty
on the face of it,"
So it dId.
"And amt you divorced % said Eliza. a
tear running down each cheek.
''No ~ thundered Jones, crushing his hat
between his knees, and what's worse the
Legislature is adjourned, and gone home drunk,
and won't be back TO Trenton till next year.
It was a hard case.
The mistake ~ had occurred on the last day
Of the session, when legislators and transcri-
bing clerks were Iaboriag ondPr champagne
breakfast. Smiths name had been put where
Jones's ought TO have been, and ''wisy wersey,"
as the Latin poet has IT.
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"Gircumgsanoes aISer Cases u

Had it been triumph, the Black Repu5li-
can rebellion at Harper's Ferry would have
been praised and sanctioned by the organs of
that party. Brown would then have been a
hero IN their estimation be is now in their
eyes, ga madman." The whole scheme would
have been mastery movement of the good
and the true--a revolution which would have
been equal TO the one brought 10 a successful
close by the ilusiriouS Washington But it
vas miserable failure il was, therefore, a
folly, and its ostensble leader fanatic So
It was with Louis Napoleon when be attacked
Bouiogne, many years ago, s'with tame eagle -
he was mailman. All Europe SAID so, and
why =! Because he was unsuccessful Had he
triumPhed, he would at once have been
pronounced hero. So with old Brown
Had he not SO egregiopsly tailed, there is no
doubt be would have been Canonized by the
Black Republicans, WHOSE agent he has SO
faithfully been. He was hiSsed on By the
teachings and arguments Of such men as Sc
ward aad Smith, and Giddlngs aud many Of
the other Black Republican leaders in the
Nor,aern and Eastern States are also implica-
ted, and ii is crying sin for them now 10 de-
Segs their friend and agent 10 tIn. Of need.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-04
p POLITIC Al
CarStt Smith ana W. = Seward.


The Republican gaPers-at least the more
dishonest and unscsUp0!oas-are trying to SHIFT
the responsibility which attaches 10 their party
in the HarPer's Ferry I0slrrection. This was
TO be expected, Of course, because no party
could openly take the responsibility and live
Bu, the declarations Q. their leaders prlor 70
the outbreak, The fact that Giadlngs, who Is
the leading man in tha Republican ranks 10
Chic, and GerTit Smith, vino at one fine rep
resented Republican District N Congress,
we're both implicated in the conspiracy, and
the confession Of BaowN that he had numerous
sympathisers IN every free state in the Union,
prove beyond question, tha! the Republican
party was 20 great extent, instrumental in
bringing about tais Bloody and Iamentable ira
gedy. We append a portion Of Gerrit Smiths
celebrated Jerry Rescue" letter, and also the
well known sentiment uttered by W. H. Sew
ard, at Rochester, II. l., when stpmping the
State for MORGAN, the present Republican
Governor of New York. il will be seen that
Smith talks about tetegrapts and railroads be-
ing rendered useless IN an, hoor This was
literally fulfilled at RarPer's Ferry. I. will
also be observed that Seward says that '-theg
a,ho think that it (tbe collision between the
North and the South IS acctdantqI, unnecessary,
The toork Of interested or fanat,cql ogtIators,
and therefore sphemeral, misiaEs The case alto
gether'' This declaration Of the great origua-
tor and lfe-giging head OF the Republican par
ty. completely reiutes the excuse set up by Re-
publicans that Browns conspiracy was merely
the work of crazy aud Irresponsible fanatic.
But read the programme of Smith and Seward,
and then say whether RePu5iicanism is free
fiom the blame which public opinion is fast
placing upon It'd. Gazette.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF HON. GERRIr SMITH,
To J. THOMAS, OF SYRACUSE, N. Y.,AuG. 27TH,
1859.
Governor SeUqrd iCas right an sayiag that
The States must ultimately all be secured to free
dom or ginen up TO s'arsrg. But he dad nDt
see that his standing by slavery in the slave
States renders unavaiIng ms opposition TO lis
extension into the free States. Governor Sew
ard can do not hing To prevent slavety's going
where it is not, u0less be holds ITO be a piracy
and An OUTLAW where II IS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-04
Winter Protection of Trees and Plants


Fruit and ornamental trees planted this Fall,
are benefited by mound Of earth foot high,
thrown up around the trunk. Let this earth be-
brought to the tree from another quarter, not
taken off from the extremities OF the roots, and
so exposing them, as is too often done. Such
mound will keep the trees steady against the
wind, and protect the trunks from the ilroads of
mice. Cunning as these vermin are, they don't
know enough 10 ascend a bank of fresh earth in
search Of green fodder. For pear-trees subject
as thew are TO frozen sap-blight, we would sug
gest the additional defence OF light board or
section OF bark set Up against the south side OF
the trunks. A hay-band wound on loosely, au-
swers good purpose. Dwarf pears need spe-
cial care in Winter, If the ground continues
bare. Their roots aeed covering OF Haaurs
or mound OF earth.
As TO cherry trees, do the best You can, and
even then, expect some injury and loss in the
northern States. For the splitting OF the trunk
so common, the protection recommended for the
pear tree IS worthy Of trial.
Grape vines not perfectly hardy ShoDld be
laid on the ground and fastened there, and then
covered with litter or a few inches OF soil. So
Of tender roses and shrubs they may be bu nded
up in straw, or covered with mating or ever
green boughs but they are generally safer it
oent to the ground and covered with little
ear;h.-.4useyic4a .7gr1cuituyjst.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-04
Egg Tea or Coffee.

Mrs. c. 0. Brown, Calhoun Co. Mieh., dr.
reefs to Beat the volk OF an egg, with Ia
blespoonful of sugar and put into it cup of
cold tea or coffee. Add cup OF cold water
in Summer, or boiling water IN Winter. Put
in cream TO suit the taste. Then whip the
white OF the egg to fToth, and stm il in this
Is nice tor an invalid
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1g-Smal troubles are frequently the great
est trials, because we sudeaTor TO hear shem
alone
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have finished it, the letter.
That will tell him he is free,
From this hour and forever,
He is nothing more to me;
And ny heart feels lighter, gayer,
Since the deed at last is done
will teach him that when courting
He should never court bat one !
Everybody in the village
Knows hs's been wooing me,
And this morning. he was riding
WITH that saucy Amy Lee.
They say be smiled upon her,
As he cantered BY her side,
and III warrant you he promised
To make her soon his bride.
But have finished it, tie letter,
From this moment he is free
He may have her if he wants her,
Ifhe loves her more than me.
Ha may go--jt will not kill me-
world say the same, SO there,
If knew it would, Tor GirtiDg
Is more than can bear.
II is twilight, and the evening
That be said he'd visit me
But no doubt he's now with Annie
He may stay there, too, for mel
And as true as am living,
If he ever comes here more,
will act as if we never,
Never, never met before.
Il is time he should be coming,
And wond er if be VIII,
If he does I'll look so coldly-
What's that shadow on the hill!
declare out ia the twilight,
There is some one coming near
f'ao i; be yes, 'tis his figure,
,Iust as true as Z an htr-!
Now, almost wish Ia written
Not 10 him that was free
For perhaps twas but story,
That he rode with Annie Lee.
There he's coming through the gateway,
will meet him at the door,
And III tel him stjli love bin,
II he'll court Mss Lee no more!
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