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NEW wHFTg 4TurAr rr.nrT

HAVING tskeu the agency Of Re esstied silver Springs
fisgrsng Wills We hare ast qasrty superior
Family Flour which Is perhaps as rsod IS sn s aads II re
o. any ether cnaesand will Be sold liberal a 70 =
Market street, b. ii IA q NOEL a co.
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Fan Millinery. 1889.
BY AUGUSTA ,. EVANS MOBILE Al

JUST REcEIV3D By
VT. BERRY 4 COMPANY
ecf5 pubie SNARE.
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The world Challenged

AVING invented separator toihe n-mlIl, for pang
smut andchea. and other light Substances from NJ sound
wheat and DESTROYS % test merits, hereby sire notice at
VIII attend the Site Fair at Nashville, and ths Ears
Middle Tennessee, as ny power. and any can
produce Separator eeent Tor The shove aa
mine will him all the claim that have pairoaass
Nid3e and Tie halsnes Of Ward.
chine at Macy Hamiltoa's, ~ CoIiass st.
cent Gin j. n Nee EfIRH.
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The SPEAKER called the House 70 order at II
O'clock
The Senate was announced as appearing ut the
bar Of the lIluse aud the SPE ikER directed the
Door Keeper Il invite Senators to sea within the
bar.
The SPEAKER of the Seuae LH5n. TAzE W.
i'EwMAN called tbs Correction to order, aud d.
reeeG lhereadipg of the resolution calling the Con
vention toeehr
GA notion by Representative HARRIS, the
SPEAKER was a IthUrizel to apo nttWo gentlemen
the part of In; Sen ate, aud three on the part OF
the House. to set tellers TO compare the vote for
Governor 'ast at the August election.
The SPEAKER accordingly appointed Senators
PAYNE and TRINBLE, and Rel rssentatrves HARRIS
GILLESPIE and beatty, as tellers.
The comparison Of the vote was proceeded with
for ab5ut one hours time, when it appearing that
returns from all the counties were not in
On motion by;Representstive CHEATHAM, the
Convention adjourned till Monday, the 18th lnst.'
at l04, A. NJ.
THE RAILROAD BRIDGE OVER THE CUMBERLAND.
The SPEAKER called the House to order imme-
diateIv upon the withdrawal Of the Senators.
Mr.. CHEATHAM read a communication from
White & Co. inviting the members Of the Senate and
House of REPRESENTATIVES TO witness experiments on
the railroad pivot bridge over the Cumberland river
At Nashville. at 2 s'clock this afternoon.
On motion, the invitation was accepted.
And then
On motion, the House adjourned till Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock. 800
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EPP son PRINGS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

By the dozen or single pair.
sept24-tf JOHN
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CHESS MEN.

DACHGAMM Boards Dominoes, chequers, and Chess
Boards great variety nf other things received and
. or sale BY J. II. McGILI,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Furnishing stors,
sepog Cerner Of Square snd College Street.
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JAsPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

SASA'Dh bhANNh AAAbAOAD'
OFFICE NASHVILLE 4 CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.,
October 81, Iej9.
WY orer Of the Board Of Directors calls made the
ID Stock Of TIE Company subscribed for building BrAncS
Road from Bridgeport 20 Jasper payable 70 the Treasurer Of this
Company follows
One dollar each Share the l5t November la and two
dars each Share .he st days Of December, 1853 Ja1ua
February March, April May, June, July, August Sepe
Der, October, and November, ls68- 4t fHt
Pas may made Jackson Pryor. at Jasper TO The
Treasurer at his Office In Nashville
Prompt=ess meeting calls IS requested o. hs sab-
Of Stock the construction Of the road depends exclusively
on the provided specifically for that purpose.
oe5-H W. A. GLEANES, Treasurer.
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s received fresh stock Of Fancy Goods, Combs Brushes,
Purses Pocket Books Port Aonnaies Leather
% sss Shell Tuckng Combs, Vest Buttons HARMS straps,
Toilet Mirrors scissors Knives, &c all for s2e low
sep29 = .
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TILE CODE.

A message from the Senate announced the sp-
poiRtment Of enalors Payne, Trimbe and Mcneil
ly as a committee to act with such committee
as may be appointed by the House, to report upon
amendments to the code.
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Mr. BAYLESS introduced bill Il. r. 3O] in
relation to free persons of color in this State.
Red the first time.
The bill provides that it shall be the duty of all
free pc sons of color above Is years Of age and
under 80 ears of age to go into slavery or leave
the ST to.
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ro coUNrRY BLACKsmITms.

25. 900 s 3. =. ca s s, s S'' 8 =
King far Superior aT ether IN tAs aRksl. II
;s, al % give y0u boa hvsus cuder sad iss ,haa 80
= -..f sulnh9r buy BgSA - doing you pil sare
reaer - Il viii burn much iangr an ang otker II q
Orders san dropped = Box p Post oe, ora NJ fAf's
-. Al tas Nashville and Chatians0sa Railrsad Depot
- ...9a 3 >. AdHEN-
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And then - five minutes before IL O'clock.
The House took recess till II o'clock to prepare
to receive the Senate in joint committee for the pnr
pose Of counting the vote pOlled at the last election
for Governor of the ate. .r ..
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NOTICElTO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICElIO STOCK
SuPEznTEN BESF 0FTIcE, NAsH. & CHAT Z. r. Co.,
Nashville Oct. 9Th, 1853.
STOCKHOLDERS in The Nashville and chatanooa kaiSoa
- will be carried from any point the road to Nashville 10
October DIVIDEND free Of charge boh ways
from the I5 the 2Sth Of October, both days incnsses ~
showing their stock certificate to tbs conductor By order OF
the Directors. b. W. COLE suPt
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ELECTION OF PUBLIC PRINTER.

A message from the Senate announced the pas
sage of a resolution by that body proposing 10
meet the House of Representatives in joint con-
ventlon on Wednesday the 10Th inst, for the pnr-
pose of electing Public Printer for the term of
Two years .-.I
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Nashville Esaees.

49, g.
WILL commence Tuesday. october atm. via
cHtrsnoe' SIS fo1fsi. cic. s Win : sHtis.
TOwles and chsAszn snsrIbf By FIRES Trade; as~,
CaIgy ca srs chg Iup AIbloa: DAM Imp Leviasaa.
Eli Odom enters blk b. Imp Albion dam. mo Levishan
VT CheA,hAa enrsS Hoops By Free Trade dam, Ida, ~
A Mathews enters BY AbOn out Of tbs dam Of Redo
clint DOUGLASS enters by Ohde aarol5 dam Day Dream.
We darling snss BY chi5s Harold; aa rsIA, " imp
" II johnson sutsseh groodss BY Highlander; DAN, Epsilon.
> Wiikerson en'ers orf By AIdoni dan, Ross
R. Martin enters Mary Burton - Ab0as dam. stOekhsd
Turner ~ lap O sneoe; dan Prinoss Aans.
S6 ss5 e1 a y y A ha? LAP P .1ss
Mathews enters Blk By albion da ArasIissn sSipss
Jackson enters y Chds HarroL oas Of ne dan Of sos
v H9svsy enters g z Aeoa: dana y a2 LssaAA
Boundtree Co enters Monka ~ AIbion EuorA-
Cheatham Oh Highlander: DAM Kitty pHryear.
Do Do Do DO DO 81 DO a a1i NM As sh. sssa
| second Race, Same Day.
sveeps,ake Cor three year OLD 500 AS ~ cOd
| with entries
W G Harding namesch by Epsilon; dan ~ Prisn-
T cheaham nArsss 81 Ned Breath ~ GeneOs lam hT
81 Garter Cssa- WoOdfN Oh Delhi BY Glencoe;
Talrd Race, Same Day.
! Match fer 500 SIDE. Oas mile heats.
! Mr. EVERLE eh. : b. Q, EIliott ygars oid
| NJ. LE,vIs by 0thsilo, years GA.
wednesday, October 5th.
| cIsb Psrse. 5000 Two Nile Hests.
e- Thursdays October san.
sweePsaks year old 500 entrance,
$50 forfeit. Closed sth sutnes.
James Jackson By Enbaassfors dan BY Priau
) c,rsr ssm n s. 6eIsi 81 os ian - Isso
Bn Odom = GOrdiva b AIasn; y Sovereign.
Friday, October Eth.
Club P5rse, s9Oo Ose Mile Heats.
saturday, October sth.
ProprietoF's parse, $500. I've mile heats
stI s. J. CARrER Proprfator
BOARDING.
ATRS. P. LANKR0RD, (lae Of Coiuuh-l having aiken
lvA the large and eOmDodOu house. o. Merkes
street. ht.ei and furnished prepared
eearodats, win arst class boarding 81 shs hEsr villa
their patronage. reas0nsblo terua
This hsus centrally locsd ard aersfoFs esnuaien
ST parts Of the city. A fea dy b0arders desired
Aeeon1eaaions also furnished to tranaeat eusoueEs.
oct4--dlw
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BOARDING.
1.-TWO three very pleasant with board can b
NO. 85 NORTH MARKET STREET,
-Four doors bsOE the square.
LOST.

LOST.
VESrBRDAY morning, Lady's Gold Anchor
Watch with the Of Edward Parre, street,
and the No. 936 in idea Gold Chain, LOcket Key Pin
attached The Watch lost the Public Square
It's vicinity The finder vi be suitably rewarded BY leaving it
at the Bookstore, No. 4, College street.
oct5-du
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TIE LIBRARY.

message from TIE Senate announced the sp-
pointment Of Senators Trimble and Wood, as com
mittee to act with House committee on the con-
ditiou and general management of the State Lii
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rRKmn Old lava AND MOCHA csFFEEs
-: ! '''s' ''' = ~ ''''' ~ s4wEsHA
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CANES 49,
Z "A 1So s. II. Mcdi IL.
cIAuEx SAlT,..About 9,OO0 bags atlow hguas.
~ sta s.&W.R.0Rh>
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On Saturday, the sth day of October. 1850,
vETB will the Court House door in the city
~ Of Nashville, between 10 and y o'clock the properly
situated county, Tenn 20 miles frem GELATIN known
EPPERSON SPRINGS.
There are nds Sprngs-ay, ed, White SG1
Rack SULPHUR Chaiyheste waterfall of viii Spr1gsare
valuable their medicinal qnatiss There Bmodations
FIR 300 borders and all the well furnished
The Land belonging the Springs containing 100
in cultivation, balance we'll tmbcred.
We ohe property Tor sale Executors OF NJ DE-
Bow. deceased aEr s-.er r-ars .a4Hn
TEans-Oae iri cash, the BALANCE in ONE and three
years r. T. SEAf, ! F~aenor,
K. NJ POTTS EN-e"0'''
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Mr.. TREWHLTT introduced a bill H R. 29l 10
regulate the compensation Of the Justices Of The
Peace of this State, when holding their quarterly
courts.
Read the first time.
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TIVE subscriber win sell his Earu situated Ohlon sounF,
Tenn, "A miles from Hickman. Ky. miles from The
Slate Line Depcf the MOBILE and Ohio Ealir6a Thera
$40 Acres IL The tract shous 2O 81 cleared land,
Portable dwelling hOue, kitchen, stables, End Large
good apple orchard Is fne grain sil sell ny
Stack aad two likely Ny post oss State
Line Depot, Fsils county. X. Terms liberaL
sp2s .eta d. 81. IOHN.
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PAM FoI, SALE

WISH to sst NJ Farm sitaatsl N he Gap q ~ Shzt
Mountain. Cannon county Team containing lets te
and ou hundred Tks soil rch veil caculad ior
wheat, meadows c Said veil hsrei an6 Eaierod.
having dozen ne Springs OF neFsr falling ne aona and
TmestOne Il Is rata sock Farm 81 aoe
will take exchange thu above Farm. negroes males aud
horsrs Any person wishing sueh Rar haFzin b.
calling undersigned Woodbury., Cannou eoanty Tenn
Terms 81 payments arranged % suit the purchaser
sep20 d.fEAWSE ASA SMITH, Woodbury.. Tena.
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LAMB SAFE.

George Caldwell, Administrator, ks- Esn Mizon
Dscree Of the County Court Or Davidson county
ID ed in the above eauss will Offer r ls, the premises,
Fray the ifh 81 OCT neE As f0sWna property besng
ing the q A. T. Ainsn dease One La enialn
"a upon which Is shool house. Lot eontHug
also the interest In rensndeF tas ne d
Mntoh has IN the dover Of his WdoF, Nancy Mlnua SD
dover con 81 "A of land stustc II DaFdsou oun
the Goensvifs Turnpike about 81 miles Esshxss
Which there comfortable buidEs. Ths ofher land
Is situated in the iocsi y.
fERNs.A ot Of Q. Il end n sotAa, VITA iatrest ksz
dae viii be given, and vita security required sud
tiined 10 the payment q he sane.
s-PI4 dtd. Pes 90. O. r. CIfBAfmkA. Clak 4 1ssteE-
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GREAT ATTRACTION
AND
Superior Inducements 20 Persons wanting
Cheap Homes, and to SPecuIai0rs
OUR FIRST REGULAR PAIL SALE OF
LOIS
TKYILL take place On Tuesday, 18th inst Atwhich time We
Wv will SELL auction, about j 0sthe remaining
Lots Weleke' Addition NASHVILLE Thess Lots anely
Middle Franklin Pike. Dining the land
OVerton, s. Amen and D. B. Hays, deceased and within
hundred yarlo corporation line. and the
city The Lot front 100 feet and back 20l feet and ns
y suited fer residences and gardening purposes. parc
ular description Of the lots, &C givea in few days.
OUR SECOND REGULAR SALE.
We will SELL Oh Tuesday, the sjth in5 the premises in
Brownsville, from fifteen twenty the beautiful Dc
Residence Lots The vicinity Of Nashville
tanning from Ave These lots finely situated,
many timbered soil f1e; and
Porter pike and the Allan pike;
fine schools churches The ncigbcrhs-d aBsurpassel
Further particulars IN bilis.
Our third regular sale ON Tuesday, Nov. 4.
On Tuesday the November SELL yreplses,
in west Nashville eighteen twenty Broad
hcNairy DRHmbrsBe and Locust Also, number
the hnsst lots BOyds and Haynes Additions Notice Of
other sales in proper time.
oct :, ltd IL &. R. W. BR0WX.
John C TasAP.Os. 5 DssASY.
THOMPSON 4 DELANY,
Attorneys at Law,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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cess preparatory to meeting the House in CONVEX
ton for the purpose of comparing The vets cast Tor
Governor On the 4th Of August.
The convention having met and adjourned, the
Senate resumed its session.
PAY OF MEMBERS
Mr.. THOMPSON offered joint resolution pro-
viding that the State Treasurer shat pay to the
members OF the two houses their per diem as toey
may call for it, which was adopted under sus2en-
sion Of the rule.
Or motion of Mr.. -TRIMBLE, the Senate ad-
journed until ten O'Clock ti-morrOw morning.
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The SPEAKER called the House to order at 10
o'clock.
The session was opened with prayer by the Rev.
w. D. f. SAwRIE.
The journal Of yesterday was read and suthen-
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Mr. WOOD, from the Committee on Rules re
ported Rules for the goIernment of the Senate, and
Joint Rules for the ection of the two Houses, which
report was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Sf0KELY, $50 copies of the
Senate Rules were ordered be printed for the use
of the Gan
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TryHE Dirsors Of he Nashville and Onaftanooga Hairoad
Company have declared Dividend q TIRES percent On The
Capital Stock Of said conpsny, able d tie ones 10 Nas
Vile, on and after tho B5th inst. Greg
VA. CLAWS. Treasure,
oncsN b COrpaoy, Nashsins. Oct 50, is5s.
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Mr.. BAKER offered the following:
Rssolpsd That the Door Keeper OF the House be
instructed to ascertain from each member OF the
House his choice of Two daily papers of the city ans
that hereafter Two copies of such rarers h" dec''f
TO be laid on the degk Of each member, at the ex'
pense of the State
The resolution lies on the table under the rule.
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~ 0nn RED CEDAR ROsTs, hsusa on
fSsRD ,OUO two parallel sasa for fencing Knquire 81
b Primer uugS-dn
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Mr.. TRIMBLE presented the report of the STATE
Librarian, and on his motion, 100 copies were or
dered to be printed for the use of The Senate.
Mr.. TRIMBLE offered resolution providing for
the ar ointment Of q Joint Committee on the State
Library, which was concurred in, and
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Trimble and
Wood to constitute said committee on Ahe part Of
the S. naie.
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bMALL -'11'1N0'
Mr.. WISENER'S bill H. f. 81 to suppress the
;..nlot;oD ~ ANAL notes nm The banks of other
States was read The second time and referred TO the
Conmittee on Banks
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LING, .YA..s FRIDAY# MORNING. sFPT. al

fearful solicitude Of a tender mother The ca.
Pabilities within you and the opportunities
around you, authorize the expectation that their
issues will be met by you manfully
II you disappoint their expectations, never
again dare look your dina Mater in the face.
DJlSappoi1t such reasonable expectations as
these, and you will not deserve as much A1oeri.
can earth as will cover your dishonored bones,
TO keep them from bleaching in the storm, and
whitening IN the sun.
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n
o0K LADY READERS are always interested in
the fashions. From an exchange paper, that
speaks from actual observation, we condense
what follows in reference to the fall STYLES:
The favorite material ofthe season in dresses.
the Marguerite silks, the printed Merinos and
ottoman velvet plaids, are especially superb in
nue.. Inc Merinos are very. marked and almost
sutteTlng, dark rich grounds, dotted all over
WIN !, bright little boquets, which leap at your
eye as the French expressly put it. The OF
to'ian 'ian PlaldS are patterned in very large
squares, and earn their Orental title by con.
9rasts I, OF color as startling as the clangors of
Turkish music.
, Inc hats, or bonnets, shall we call them, for
they are really nothing but imperfect little
caps Oh the season, partalse the general sun.
sh'ne' Rtobons, flowers and bdadeus of a rich
corn color nre the favorte trimmings, and the
wearers must risk theimputalion ofh9yinp been
caught in shower of gold.
The changes in the form and make of dresses
and bonnets will be slight, and more of the old
ones can be made to answer
Basques are TO be entirely discarded, exceot
LOT Q morning costume; notable aud agreeable
exception IN their-iavor, for which the basotlcs
ought to be grateful. Double skirts will ha
worn; but the full plain skirt claboratelv trim
med to an almost unlimited extent with ribbon
lace, cord aud taSsalS, will be decidedly the
thing. The sleeves of dresses and cloakS
will be very wide and full, aud dasLingIy trim.
,,.l The Marguerite silks come to us with the sue.
SSStou lndt lucy SLUu1u-Wv- S-~t,
sugcs, trimmed like hussar's jacket-cords and
taSsals, suitable for the purpose, being sent out
in sets at from five to twelve dollars each.-
And we have Zouave jacket, for morning wear
which will do u terrible execution among those
worse than Austrians-the bachelors. This
desperate garment is confined at the throat by
single button, and flows gracefully down over
the hips. n close vest, with double point at
the waist, and bnttoncd up to the chin, is worn
beneath, and the sleeves are loose, round, aud
braided IN the most daring style
The coaks of the coming campaign also
whisper war. They will be worn very long be.
hind, falling nearly to the feet, but in front will
be much. shorter, presenting, that is, somewhat
the semblance ola dragon officers mantle on
the march. The sleeves will be. very long and
wide-the bodies cut in sacque-pattern in
'front.' butein the back full and -box-plaiteci in
pointed yoke, oyerhung by pointed hood, very
richly trimmed. The prevailing colors will be
black ana ashes Of roses, but the general effect
of these cioaks will be magnificent enough to
cover, like charity, multitude of sins. Posi-.
bly, they may be used for :hat purpose.
as we have said, the changes of the season,
in the shape of 6onnets, are immaterial That
hideons portcullS, the dropping crown, is, how
ever, abolished, and stronger tendency appears
to convert the bonnet into sort Of plate for
carrying flowers on the top of the head Pro.
vided the plate and flowers be pretty, this ten.
dency may, perhaps be forgiven
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"wtth thy clear, been joyance,
Languor cannot be-"

Coleridge speaks Of the perennial fire. proofioys
of constant employment. Kent says If one can
find pleasure i'll the continual enjoyment of de-
lights, these soon pail upon us, in fact the sooner
the more intense was their enjoyment. There
is no permanent pleasure to be reaped exceptin
labor alone. Those who assert that there is no
excellence without great labor, might have
added-there is no real happiness without great
labor "Let US hear tho conclusion of the
whole matter" Each of you, if you will, can
do great, good, lasting work; and the ears
nest, untiring effort necessary to the accom-.
pliShment of this work, is the very essence of
human happiness These are the conditions of
lite-Could you desire better? Upon these CON
dltions are you ready TO go into the great battle
of life? Unions! Vashtagtoniansi what say
you? We are mortal, but our work, whether
good or bad, is immortal. When earth's monu.
ments of brass have crumbled away-when
earth'S eternal bills have mclted-our work will
remain through endless times and eteTnities.
Will any Of you Skulk and hide behind the
wretchcd pretext of inability to do any thing?
To the earnest heart and unwavcring will, all
things are possible There is no purely English
word-no single word from an Anglo Saxon
root-which conveys the idea of impossibility
We have the word from the Latin, and we don't
thank the Romans forit Napoleon used to say,
It was bad French-we can say it is not Anglo
S1xon at nll Chatham stnmped upon inpossi-.
oIhtles- 10 throw him into towering passion,
II WnS only necessary Tor some OF ms colleagues
to suggest that his plans were impracticabe.
Amidst the gathering responsibilities and
crowding issues of such an. age as ours, dare any
man consult his case or let his luzness COM
pound with his duty?
Be not the moplng owl, content with his
crcvicein his tree and his shady neck of wood
but be the eagle, strong i'll the sun light
dauntless in the storm. Burst the chrysalis
that confines your powers, and let them soar
over extensive and varied fields of usefulness
Remember
'Lite's breath and the quick round Of blood
1t Is a great spirit and busy heart.
The coward and the small in soul, scarce do live;
One gen rou? eeitnEone deed good
erenight, would make life longer seem,
Than II each year might number a thousand days;
In feelings not in figures dial; should
by heart throbs-he lives
Who thinks most, feels tle noblest, acts The best"
Let your hearts expand tonight to the inspi-
ration of grand purposes-lofty views and noble
ends
You can make your lives sublime. Away
with churlish fears Down with rising misgiv-
ingsI Toss irresolution TO the winds! Bo done
coquetting with soft Incidence and easel Up to
the loud call of duty! Arouse! the reveille of
the world is beatingl On with the nrmor Of
steady purpose and a brave hearth Forward
with the spirit and the courage of the light
brigade-the noble six hundred, as they dashed
down the valley of Balaklava. The issues Of
life are before you-go, meet them like men.
Your alma Mater will follow you NTH the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30

Our LADY READERS are always interested in
the fashions. From an exchange paper, that
speaks from actual observation, We condense
what follows in reference to the fall styles: