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u Il FLA 6.
Hoist, host our flag 20 heavens breeze,
Let every fold loat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western ssy
10 war. let every stripe 90 forts,
Borne ~ L., r-;riots baud,
Proclaim IL beauty all lis worth,
Der moor and hill and strand
IN peace guard we'll the sacred boon,
BeIueaihei by patriots rloal.
For on twts IN freeiams cause,
Amid the battles nlot
Hoist, hoist, tag 20 heaven breeze,
Let every field noa5 high,
UHfur is iaruer everywhere,
Beneat1 the western sky.
Hoist. hoist, fl,g in Art s great reign,
Lei every star dtat higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
ABOVE the tallest s3ire.
Let fenne-setus every where
Let every state around.
Know where typ uf nature 5 made,
Where every type Is found
Above our own At GaIs77,,
Our country standard gave,
And unoeruesth its folds preside,
The beauUful-tbe brave
The cAli-tne parcut-pstriot-sirs
The WARRIOR without ituie.
Rests here IN sweetest portraiturs
With every charm bat life.
Then raise our ianncrto the SKY
Let every bear news,
That types q tie Art GIlIery.
Are male BY Q. @ INCHES,
febij-d&wtL Corner Of CoIIe-e ard Vuiar sfs
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From GEORGE S. BLACKiE A. NJ NJ D. Professor Of Bod.
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says
February, -. 1850
"LoUIs 5. ULLMAS, Esq-Deqr So II had than
years experience Of ycu Natural Weather Indicator aud have
examined interest II orally hrn
for hays and 'iorees' Tire weather with
accuracy. glad add testimony that IL your
other friends. wish establishing sale Tor cheap
and reliable Instrument y.drs, respectfully &C,
GEORGE 5. BlACEIE, NJ. D.
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J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Cnrnnr Of Thrill and Pine SIS. ST Louis. Mo.

For sale W hOleSale and retail I'm NaEhvilles
Tennessee Proprstors prices, by Berry DemOTe, g. W.
endeshott and Jo g. Brown and by every respectable Drug
ist in the United states, ieoSI '5s-9tWly
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Only limited nunbes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
will be offered for sale, which he found the following
places at Nashyile:-RAlNS & BROWN. Public Square A.
STRETCH, corner Union ana College Streets DEHONILbE
co. Church and Cherry streets, by A H. ROSCOE
CO., Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81 90. Ike dscOvereT will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by mail postage paid we'll put up aud secured,
person enclosing $500 Garrett Full and plain
directions for regulating, using. &C accompany sseh Indicator
Address LOUIS 5. CLLMAN, AgInt
mh3d&W-u Columbia Team
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NrLcan's celebrated LiniincHt is the only SAFE and
r,.'i,hle remedy for tn cure Of SPAWN, Ring Bone
Windgllls, Spiints, Unnatural LuUTs, Nodes or
SUan-s. Il viii never Gail 10 cure Big Head, POI
evil, Fistula, Old Cunning Sores. ,>weeny. II
properly applied For Sprnins. Bruises Scratches,
Cracked Heels Chlfss, Saddle Collar Calls Cuts,
Sores, or Wounds it il AN iufalliblc remedy. Apply
it a. directed anil cure is certain in every instance.
Then trifo M longer with the many worthless Lin
fnpnts offered to Won. Obtain supply OF Or. Nc
Leans celebrated Liniment. 1t will cure you
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NcLean's Yoleaa:c oi! Liniment
For Horses and other Animals.

W.T. relieve prin almost rsisr;ancously, and il viii
cleanse, purify AMI heal the foulcst sores in IL
c-ct,il!y short tiige.
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Relief ia Ten NE3RuTcs.---
- NlcLean's stremgtElenimg

SSySzy~LS CORDIAL.-Ths invaluable compound, are
glad has become the most popular remedy OF the United
States Nearly every family keeps hand. They ud il
physicians bills small quantity season viii ward OF
Feyers any prevalent disease See the advertisement in an
other column mt91-dEswlm.
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We sayto parents. if yoiT children s-Lly pypv,
afflicted iil. ruH'tin:s prevalent smuue rliiir.,
Civ. them 4 small ga.iuti'y Of ncLeaus Cordial, all
il viii make them healthy, fat. and robust. D,liy
mt Il ulnuIanI liz Il. mud NniI N III BE- cunNiuccl.
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g. P. CRAWFORD VI. D., Of GreeneviIle, Tenn, says:
InrIs 8 ULINAS, Esq-DSTr Sri have had several OF
YOU Natural Weather Indicators which watching and
testing ind Jh,m be erccegy seHot
tire and lads susceptible 10 aH hygrOH1stict eGHges Aa
the besf HOMeteFs Lut fhEs sbsersd They dtt fee ca
IN f0retegte Changes of tie reater from p u ~ A0s
dirdacs They simple and believe more Fstt
USE hands Of almost every individual Is
F'' 8 p. CRAWFORD, NJ. D..
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JOHN DRAPER, NJ. D., l. L. D. Professor Chemistry
and siolog the University Of New York. relative
plant says
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Lous UILNAN, Msq.-Dsar Sir: " have had y- ro-
you hung up my LsbatJry since arrived,
and found Il t. in the manner you represent"
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J. L. RIDDELL NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry in the Univer-
slty VI Louisiana, concerning this plant. say:
NeS Orleans, March q, 1859.
L. s. CLLNtN, Esq-Der Sir item the 18th Dec
IS57 the wonderfully delicate and believe reliable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AZ To the Planter. and 10
@S5S all who are interested in preserving Limb
and Health Of those connected with them any DAL
LEI1S MAGICAL PAN EXTRA CTOR is warranted to cure
the burns and sad relieving agony of the sufferer
the very short space ten minutes 1t also the most in
vee piles old sores sweings, bruises, wounl scrof
uls upton of the skin. broken and nipples, and
everything arising infammations, family expe.
riences this blessing willnever be without it.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
WRIGHT & CO., 81 and Isl Chartrcs Street.
General agents for the South whom all orders SHOULD be ad
For sale by all druggists. ap17d,tv&EIm
S1sS@ Winners Canadian VcFmI-
49, FUGE is free from one great objection to other
medicines contains neither mercury, any
rosve oxides and is much expeditions and certain
its expulsoy action than any called,
that are impregnated with mineral poison.
Be particular the ''Winers Canadian
Yermifuge This is the OILY article that he relied Re
member this
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retailby
}. WRIGHT & CO., Sole Propretors.
For sale in Nashville by W W BERRY & DENoyLIE and by
BRowN apl7-d,'w&wIm
TfBr-> Relief Iu Fen NgiBuTcs.---
SS5S-.e-l9 RYAN's PULMONIC WAFERsl 7AeBOst Ger
tan and speedy remedy erer dtsc,rd 5oT al Diseases Of
Pie Chest and Lungs, Coughs, CotdS dsaHd tohSRftoH
BroHc6i Influenza, RoarSeHeSs, Difficult BredtAing Sore
%arodt, DC, &c, dc.
THESE WAFEIS give the instantaneous and perfect
lief when perseved with according TO directions never fail
rapid and lasting ThOuanGs have been restored
70 perfect health who have tried other means IN VAIN To all
classes all constitutions they equally blessing and azure
none despair matter how long the disease have
existed, or however severe may he provided ue organic sue
ure vital organs Eopelessy decayed Every
afflicted should give them ar impartial trial
To PUBIIC these Waters peculiarly
valuable they will in day the service occasioua
hoarsenei and their regular use for few days will at all times
the power and heNnly "i me voice. greatly roN ns
tone, compass aud cear1ess for which purpose they are
ularly used by many professional yocliists
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester y. I.
Price o cents Der boy. For sale by
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Cincinnati Mark
New York Market.

CIScrSNATI, April l8.-FlCur arm. Sales 500. bills
al S5.7UaS5 IS
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J. IT. NULINN.
Sole Proprietor o. this CuIdi.E
klsa Ncicul's Iolcanis Ou Lirirrut.
Priaciyal CrIa,. on tho ccg.er Uf Third and PiEe
Elua.l.. s. ..n... No.
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J. LAWRENCE SMITH. VI. d late Professor Of Meiical
Chemistry Toxiooy in the University Of Louisville,
December, p. ISL.
little Instrument and been regarding with
1t maker RENAL sensitive syJOeer
uen for purpose than ARTIFICIAL arrangement know o.
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Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D., late Professor Of Geol-
ogy and lAmis;Iy IN me unvery Of N.shgilIe.

Lieut. COT NIUIIAFlU Wv d, deoI-
Ogy and Chemistry University Of Nashville.
september -, l65S.
L. s. ULLNAN, Esq Dsfr SIR After clr-fsy adjusting
of the vessels their and maAn the induces
with each other gwen p0ins ~ hhaage the dali
day Of moisture ia III atmosphere, found hem driug
nahy mOnts peculiarly sensitive ali iygrUmeTcil changes,
and required Confidence ia their Indications because they
utsr compared them, Tor srO, with hair Hygrom
eer, and Of the time with Mtsun ygrunrer, he and
dry bb ADD found the plants give the inOns those
instruments.
Being thus exec lent UyromCers, not liable 10 be broken
dslTagd, well cheap enough he within the reach Of
farmers, and OF t community generally, think all persons who
buy instrument will be satisfied with the purchase
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Ner nrlenns Market

New ORLEANS, AprillS -Coutoa sales to-dsy ,0CO
bales. Prices sitter, but quotations unchanged
Sugar buoyant Tobacco active and SITTER Freight
on Cotton 20 Liverpool /.
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The greatest Remedy in the world. This cordial
Is distilled from a berry known only 10 myself and
chencIily combined wiki some Of tie most valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and s,rss known 90 the mind
Of man, viz. BLOOD Ro1T, BLACK RuOr, WILD
CHERRY BARE, YELLOW DuCR, DANpELiuN, SARSAP-
ARILLA. ELDER FL9wgRs, with othrrs, producing the
most ufli.ihie r,mruy fpr the restoration Of health
ever known. II is natures own remedy, curing dis
ease by natural Laws. When taken, is influence 5
felt coursiug through evcry vein Of the body purify
inS anil s9ceerltiE. tine circulation II the Litd It
Beutralilcs any billions matter in tie stomach arI
siren .thens the whole organization
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NoLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
VIII ehectUally cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JACNDICE
Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases
Of abe AIducy+, and ali siisrR~cs
arising from EbiSOrdered Liver or
Stomach, Eysp-Dsin

Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acidty Sickness of the
Stomach, FullnesS Of Blood 10 the Head Dull Pain "
Swimming in the Heal, Palpitatiun Of the Heart,
Fu'!n'sS Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa1us,
"huEins SrfOcaiing Feeling when lying down,
BryursS or NeliOwnrSs Of the Skin and Eyes, Night
SNaS, Inward Fcvrrs. Pain in the Small of the Bark
Chest Side, Sudden Flushrs Of Heat. Depression Of
Spirits, Fr-lit.al Dreams, Luguar Desp6ndrnry OF
any N-rvulS Disease, Sores Botchrs on the skin,
ard Fever and AgHs isr Chiils aud Fever. II vii.
also diseases Of the Bladder and Womb, such
Seminal Weakness, IncOntinrnce Of Urua, Strau-
quarry, Inflammation or Weakness Of tho Womb IT
bladder, Whites, etc.
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Do Won wish to b. n@alihy aud stgurl Then Go ~
once, and g-t some ri McLCan's Cordial. II will
strengthen and nyigortfa N0ur whole system c;i,ng
n healthy and pure circulation % b'Oo e. Row through
every vein, and the rich, rosy bloom OF health 10
niouBt to your cheek again
ENrrv IlIiln /, ,E,rr.ln.el 20 give safi.firi.un.
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New York, April 18.-Couou sales to-day . 500
bales. Flour duh, Ohio S6.40iG.50. Mess PORK
Sl7. Wni,ky % Sugar firm n G27f
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RICHARD 0. CURRY. A H. NJ o.. Professor Chemistry
Melic JLsprueIce, AID eiUr OF the Nashville Monthly
EecgTdey OF slelcal and Physical Science, Says:
Ma LOUIs ULLMAS, DsTr Sir:ILe itc plant you had he
years ago, skill faithfully performs
duty Weather Indicator, and drlicaeis It, and
the atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
uygront condition. Indicate
L.ally in advance Of tie usual Instruments.
have kept il suspended in office, my standard
(Smhsouiiu Barometer and Mason yguHe,er and have
tced that faithful in its indications insrltn.
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reale.
regard iS Hygroscnpc plant therefore vi its sensi
tveness AMI its dUrU5HU ahOr!ng cheap and reliable
purposes which you app important
valuable discovery, believe that Hl Itself where
usei. Yours truly. RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is 1853 Shelby MEDICAL College, NaSiylle.
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Mr.. L. S. UmsyS-Ay Dear Sir: find your simple and
Horoscope Constructed by yVaTs- quite delicate,
and believe they prove be useful and valuable
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New Yong, April 1S-The steamer Europa has
arrivedsat New York, bringing Liverpool dates Ct
IF The d nril
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:, one Of the PropristOrs of the

Prom J. O. GRIFFITH, ESP, Of the Propetors Of the
Union and American. -
Nashville, Feb .. iS59
Mr. LOUIS s. TILNAESF Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly handel me- has for months, and
have no hseucy saying that il unerng weather gau.e,
foreeng changes Of the atmosphere from "A - hours
ahead commend to The attention and patonsg ali classes
as worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c,
J. y. GRIFFITH.
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Foreign Per steamer Europ,

Arrival of the Overland Mail.
ST LOUIS. April IS The Santa Fe mail has ar
rived ut Independence
The California mail via the 3j.h parallel has
been suspended in consequence Of tie interference
| of the In iiaas
Lieut.. Be lie has turned hack Cause unknown
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WasHEGTox. April Is Alter arguments by both
sides, the Judge declared the evidence show
ing aduiterous Communication between Key md Mrs
Sickes ADMISSIBLE. Witnesses to prove this now
under examiua ion.
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NJ D.
Columbia, Tom. aysing, February >, 1853:
LOJIs s. ULLNAS, Esq -DJF We have made repeated
experiments WITH and taken close observations Of the little
Exotic which yOu Kind enough to present TO some time
STAGE, and which appropriately designate The Oeutal
Tssmau Natural Weather Indicator" From those eNri-
aid observations, satisfied is extremely sensitive to
all atmospheric Influences aud with proper aud attention,
be made supply the place Of INC ce Barometer as Tar
indicating the changes l the weather is concerned Securely
suspeuisiI ite lace where the is afree einulaiiOno
flesh ali, protected from and influence Of tile rays OF
tie sun, and carefully regulated according your ct
directions, confidently ueeye, it will uHerrgy indicate the
approaching variations OF t atmospheric from "a TO ~ hours N
advance. Aside from worth Tour times
the amount you charge for botanical curl sy.
kes,ecifuIy, sc, J. NJ. fowler, u. D.
o. HILL.
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JAS. NJ. STAFFORD. NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum
erand University Of Lebanon, Tsnn aud State GeOogt fOr
the State Ut tennessee, ssys:
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on's Methodist Church. 1t is hoped that
by his efficient and conciliatory ministry,
the difficulties that have existed for several
years past between this congregation and
the superintendent of their connexion, will
be placed on basis for satisfactory ad-
justment to all parties, at the General Con-
ference of 1860. Mr.. Washington as
sumes the occupancy of the residence just
vacated by Rev. Mr.. Miller.
Mr.. Duplex, SO prominently known in
public life among the colored people of
California, arrived in this city last week.
This is his original home, but he now
comes to remove his aged mother to Cali
fornia, and thus to fix his future domicile
permanently on the shores of the Pacific.
May success attend him in his distant home,
is the wish of OBSERVER
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which he eventually comes full grown
man, laden with their rich treasures, and
fully prepared to take upon him the duties
society Justly extends to him.
We are aware of the great lack OF orlgl-
nality most of these lecturers possess, and
that there are books and libraries affording
an extensive knowledge of nearly all the
subjects of which many of the best of the
others are but the most meagre outline;
notwithstanding, the good resulting from
them is largely in their favor.
Books are not always to be had, and
when within reach, no taste having been
previously cultivated for them, they lay
upon the shelves of the city, town, and
village libraries, as useless masses of waste
paper; while literary associations, either
from early mental neglect or shame OF con-
duct, or both, do not always find their
rooms crowded with the needy and thirsty
after knowledge.
To the lecture room, then, we must look
at present for the first steps that will LEAD
our youth, whose early advantages have
been embraced in the college and the acad-
envy, to frmer and surer road, and high
er and nobler position.
We would recommend, therefore, the
constant attendance of our youth upon lee
lures, the best given in the various sec
tons of the country in which they reside,
and when special courses are practicable,
to forthwith get them up, selecting for the
same the most practical and best lecturers
obtainable, under electromagnetic SC
that they may be within the reach of them
all.
There are many subjects upon which
our people require special instruction, and
we know of no better way than by good
lectures.
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OUR NEWARK LETTER

NEWARK, n. j., Oct H. 1859
DEAR ANGLo:-Last evening alaros o..
gregatlon assembled at the Plane s,,...
Presbyterian Church to hear the Rev W.,
Herries deliver an address on the mor,1
cial and political influence that Amer;.,
chattel slavery exerts on this Gland &c a.
free and home of the brave" He tool
text from the 30th chapter of Proverbs :,
particularly show the enormity of Hi,
American iniquity, which is SO closely IN
terwoven in our social and political system
and SO tenderly nurtured and cherished,
a large portion of the American churcbp,
The speaker in infinitely comparing tbs
workings and effects of the Jewish svstsn
of servitude with American church SLAYER,
clearly proved the former as being subo,
dinate to the Higher Law" but the latte,
the creature of diabolism the former .,
being the most carefully guarded and "a
strained under the severest penalties, b,
the latter as overriding every social AMI
religious feeling in its victims, and impior,
ly prostituting to itself the term "Patra
chical Institution"
The discourse was well written AM
beautifully delivered, full of logical dedu
lions, ethical conclusions, and metaphysics
arguments, evincing thorough Biblical :,
search, with copious quotations from tn
most eminent commentators in proof ofth
whole Bible being IN esSe the great andn
falible chart of universal liberty.
This being the eve of charter election
tomorrow the Opposition Torch Lgh
Procession is this evenings phase of Nev
ark City life, and Notwithstanding ~
more slave territory" is one of the plank
in the Opposition platform, yet the bAa
man in New Jersy politics is a noneutit
SKINNER
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at the liberation of the slaves, pure and
simple. The newspapers and able editors
may talk as they will about the insanity of
Capt Brown, but to us there is something
sacred in the madness of this old man and
his six SONS, one by one shedding their
life's blood in the endeayor, however vain,
to remove one great national crime
Let political chicanery, and stllted mo-
ralism, and political cowardice, distort these
events as their interest may prompt, we
feel, for one, that there is some hope tor
this nation, blood-guilty as it is, when SUCH
men are yet found within it; even as there
was hope for the city of old, had there been
five righteous men found therein.
1t will be found, we think, that these
men have been stirred up by that deep
religious sentiment" which Daniel Web
ster foresaw would be the most dangerous
foe with which slavery in this land would
have to contend. We know that Captain
Brown and one of his sons (the noblest
man we ever looked upon,) were deeply
imbued with this sentiment as the source OF
their duty.
1t is said, in the far off history of India
that the Brahmins entered the Deccan sim
ely, and sought caves inrocks, or the wood,
in which singly they took up their abode
and began their mission. The rude, wild,
barbarous natives hemmed them in and
killed them for pastime. But no sooner
had one been slain than another and an
other filled his place, sacred hope and sa-
cred joy beaming from his countenance
Today Brahminism rules India with q
sway which neither Christian arms mol
Christian logic can overthrow.
The determination to set free the slaves
will not die with the Browns. Hencetortt
forever there is no peace in the South unit
the morning of universal emancipation.
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LECTURES IN THE LECTURE
SEASON.

This is the season for lectures and the
various lecturers and communities are max
ing arrangements accordingly. We will
hint to the lecture-goers in advance, that,
as usual, some of the lectures that they
will be called upon to give ear, will be
good, very good, some mediocre, some will
fall below mediocrity, some indifferent,
quite SO, and some will not be worth the
paper on which they are written.
The great difficulty las lecture commit
tees are necessarily constructed) is, usual
ly, to distinguish what is of worth and
what is worthless. Every season much
that is palmed off on the community in
the shape Of lectures, ought to have re-
NAMED in the Uranium of the exhibitor, or
in the library from which it was extracted;
while, on the other hand, there is much
thus given to the public which is valuable,
and would not be obtained by it in any
other way. Such information, thus given,
often serves as the initiatory step by
which the public mind is led to thinking,
and from thinking to reading and other
means of gaining knowledge which other
wise never would have been acquired.
These lectures often give to some OBJ
scure youth, who otherwise would have re-
NAMED obscure, the key by which he un-
locks the great gate that leads to those
fields Of learning and science, and out of
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Governor Packer has appointed Tim.
day, the Oath day of Noyemb., No.. 1''''
nay OF thanksgiving and praise to God e,
l . manifold blessings bestowed nnon ~, ~.
the past year Many fine turkeys will hs =
served $ upon the tables of the afIuent ~ ~
that day. AiHOeh' on
= 1ne number of deaths reported to the
board % OF Health last week, was 1852, 7
of which were colored. n,SSrrrn