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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08
ANaI OIL.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKs..k9:z& BoOKS!!

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TINEE Following y sch IL - '"P ~, -,
.wll be gNehto fuISh"seIs" VI o"oAS a. ''o '''"V
OF sale by ,. s.;o,, H.. -
The United states oonofoieNS 'oSteS 4N4 'ns
intrusion Of Useful Knowledge.
. = - :, "a ,g,,,.les A ,,,tiny r,S.s sIOo
Pat bus ltsScI ", 49, ,v,rts. l. ,ntiny cases Is
pA.ens ,nld Watches hunuIg Cases so
L-tt-s poio F." I,N'--l h,,'-tI',y 4, ,sa. % M
hshVng otscI - - ~. (,,ti \, Isr.rs,
Cent? Saiiornia pl'ih'''' 'l % No
= Oolu,l ,,.,.,,, I o,i,cs ~ in
Gent. Naui@EhNN ~, ~ 80 i,rk,lts Ia 90
Large touoie Csc M,u = -, IA 20
sets OF NAhcV us $50. 'artton4 -
God'stone OF CAM 49, 80 : M
Sou ~ g. =, ~, ~ ,i,,d as. large l.. "a
sea-, TsS,r. ard t;old case s 20
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

We hs.e e.saa a<saFtsneft 81 f4risr, Ssare ofnee
aad ChsFrh eGsEes, Ter csai - Wes-4.
lzas2-a nAckkAaE nISclIIS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08
LAND FOR SALE.

y Western Railroad. in Cheath- yA%sA-,S
a county am offering great bar ~ ~ -
gains in the following Tracts OF 81 tttHfSatzffS-
Land:
One Tract lying the Charlotte Pike p miles from
tanning 80 acres with good double log House, kitch
en- houses, Stable and Spriag upon II, which viii
be sold for SIX Hundred Dollars; half cash, tue bal
ance years credit without interest.
One Tract lying Turnbnil creek, within few
hundred yards Of the Nashville 4 y. W. r., IN Nly
tmbere with Poplar Walnut and Oak, about 80 acres
rich Bottom, with iue Springs also "a Blowing Spring
Cave; also the Charlotte Pipe, contain
ing $40 acres, which will be sold for 81 O0O oBethIrd
cash, the balance and two years credit with
out interest
one Tract lying about miles west Of Kingston
Springs ana / mile from the Nashville Il y. W. r. r.,
cont ,lung $50 Acres heavily timb red with all kinds
Of growth; has free stone Spring H. has several
hundred acres Of good upland upon u; would make
fine stock Farm; tue country tur ~ ~ aud sheep;
which will be sold for 81 900 On I'll cash. the bal
ance in one ami two years credit without interest.
one run lying Big Harreth, thiu mile OF
vile y y. W K. f., containing 3l5 acse>, about 70
in cultivation, good House atHi all necessary
out-houses upon II. IhIs farm has OF the finest
water powers il in the State Tor large machinery
Vas once selected by the Hon JpHS Ell site for
the Armory Of United States; wh'h Will b. sold al
SIS per acre third cash, the balance on one and
two years credit without interest. Or Il purchasers
would prefer paying all cash will discount per
cent month upon the time paper Tor all tue above
tracts.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will please call upon
the Undersigned, General Land Agent for Cheatham
jan2O-imdtriwaw L J. KREInER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08
FOr sale.
For Rent.

" NAT very desirable Store Room siioining n,s
Office being 80. 4s In 'rIy street, for next
year Apply to w.Ls l. BOND 'H''
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08
riae Imported Brandies for Sale.

D 49, ''''' '''-'' : = : -
y Pipes jules Robini Co.'s cognac Vintage, ls4s.
"a Alex Segnett's '' 1856.
] Funcheon scotch Whisky, very fine.
The above Invoice OF Brandies viii sell 10 the
deei5-d HARRIS, GORDON co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08

WE in receipt Of, and will keep constantly on
w hand, large stock Of superior Oak and Hem
lock Tanned Sole Leather which we offer to the trade
at the lowest possible figures.
ian6 p SC ANDERSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08
WHITE LEAD.
Sole heather.

WE have large stock of superior White Lea
w for sale low. Z. K c. ANDERSON,
oct3Ot Nos. IS and - College st., near Broa
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ON THE PLAN OF sINGLENUMBERs.
10000 Tickets.
NAagnINeeMt Scheme

J, $40 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

IT, SGmmtIi@c bier anaeiUGrtr 6errtn limb or.
lHht, lih mCr9en (Scnntoa) @Ormittas UNI 10 ubr
:" etncr &~rrlammlmnA i'm yUtule Der Serrtn 0auter
unp ECbncrt einjufinpen.
nE5A SSirtbe, mrIhe 9ricnnen iinr, re Bar unp
r'S 6elt'T'n gu Hternchmen, limo eruAt, Ib nm II
ubr IN ormirlbrn 9pFhic sin3uiinpcm.
sSS- Yt'@ltcn Oonnsrito9 sriheint cine grtra-
Ine9ate ricic0 SIattrs, rem Shiaerfeit ~orpipmet
Nn'citet fir ricie 9iummrl miirn bis ,um Shift
NOD NbcnO eingcreiht merpru.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
OrORtr utrkanf5plab!
Ss1Sagc SrO9OOSs!
&c, d @taintr.
bi Spicpb Strnuf.
Nn Die Oamen, 5a~milicnYitcr unb
Narmerl


S2eebtn erholttn UNI itm &crtauF III hera6oeitttrr
9Fsl'En Gin 9r0BeS Eager "Pn Try @proS, GorpctS
Sdhuhcn 2c. G"F''N'
loo" %aro9 id6nc &oIsncia OttTt5 III I2g. wcrtko,
M,ttr Iatbt9t, plain II. fi9. @toueIin epn i3I biz 81
2"Uo 9ee' 9ani f@rN. @trinNS I'll 20, % uno babcr,
N'tNri, MOI Gil Il. 9c!ben 5I0nntu, o1n; 2Spuc. ~ -
@e9It'dlIti mn Unlct!tihttn SbirImg uno Sbtctir.'
Hon 81 GtS. an unb %eufpirts. "i'
IL grrt BILLS SltGb gu l24, ct uuScrm5rtS 7 cho
fpittu, va
Die etlttn mn reihitcn frani6itihcn S.ifcrcien.
Nrci7 mcIth, >'
SSamSrt, smiR mO esd @Oslin. gOn 10 Cts. an.
%iS %s!t t'nS SGFgaHt Slantsta. bilisit 9c9cn bar,
Grttnron Sttrts fr 81, 81, 90 Cts. mro nmcfr ce,
]ncppeIicl &'ctraa prrlb, meg -"
S'ldiitftr, Quilta, Galc:e scn I6 Cts. an. lfm,r.,
@Urlt Garnet III Is, Y%tnc:iuu. Garnet ~ - e., s."
ltNptrtn Sn9rAin Carver nit mrncn gTuuro1 ~
30, extra Ttller Gargtt nil reidcu AGIIt,r, ,,~,
HSrlc, III Sc Cts. a. &c. S"''
I'm m"| Ih bite, ut Gin SeII6 ven GI urS G,ro,
Nan i'l "Fer "0rl'Hti9, bn rihtiscM Stcrt Il; mr.
Spitpb StrauE.
NQ. % Miainitr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

Ote bebe Ssoeutins oes 6citeS ~cernnlaet be Gcm-
mite, an alc eeutihen Scmotncr 9tihmpucS ric
S'ttc III rihttn. mdbr,no pes &rrmitt1as ibrc QGccu
in lAlte6cn unr ii6 ar prm 6eltt ;u tctbeiiisru.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
G09lQcgfc;g ).

sur eRrenpcn GrinncrunA al zen 10Oia, r. ocn
9sctrtSto9 zines rrr %erclisen INN srGgtcn crut.
fhrx OihterS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
1fritOrid SdiQcr
am Stem, lOtcn unr 1Itcn WcY. 1859.

Ote Grecutto- Gommjtte ;ur Nryaueiruro unit
IuefubrunA oicirS tcronnabcnrcn 6cltcs = rast
uternll, NO man ~rcutide Sprodhc unp rcutihc /
Sinn pflc9t, 9~cIcjcrt Miro unr audi bier in NNd /
mpno 10 au3cmcincn NntIans iincet, crlau |
itdp Ntermit roe 6tit prcQr,m m ccm bcljd, |
peutlhrn putIttum mit,utbcileu.
Bur Scrfcirr fnSet am Mittpc6 9ttcnr, ~
9ten NpDsmber, elm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
&gp9rnnt,n bcS &aaes.

Srp9ramm bcS $aecs.
I'm @ l1tr %crmittaas urrlammeln li6 Iammnihc
Nrrcime unc icnitae lbc,lnetmcr i'm Gapitcl- souarc.
NO bcr 6,itiuo iUrmtrt unO in irlaenccr Orrnuns
Yor iib 9cbcn miro:
Fem NdHicn 6ctiu9 rctcn Gin Nturihal
ann imct Npiutlntcn orr1uS. Spp0nu iclat
y Mulfcoucc,
y SI1cr Gcmpn9nir.
- &rdutcu llutcritii Eiu0S= GjticnIdnit.
~ Ginc Gbaiic nit Ycr in S@c,f Netlri-
rctcn iunacu Mlphrn, Shtucr's
gStrft halteur.
% Gbaiic nit 6eltprGiirrnt 1t. Scfrccnrr.
o. Gn She'll rcS Committees nit rem
cju9rIaccrc WGttu,
j Nclt(t1rrdrtc, Der z differ, grac orar,
trrtM nit Shjurr0 %ruitllr II. Ser
'iErun9cn; ~ trjccn Scltcu ~rrrirltcu
cine pCu,ltc uup cue omrrifduiIhe
6l0lNc;
81 Der Mct rrs Committee,
81 ShiurIrNc,
10) Orurre,
ID @'iAnNYercin &jrajnia,
~ lbcdtcrucrciu,
80 Vic lrnltacn Ibcilnrbmcr, tic finer
N%cltimmt'n Sicirtihlir o]uacbGrn, unp
I'D unNtbGn9j9er SuruYcrcir.
Der 6,lt,uN bcmr9t lt lroann ppm 6apitrl an,
curt GapjtclitraEr, bic 9tc StrIfs b,nuntcr bis ,ur
Nfdtu. eieit rntlon9 bis CUR 17tem Strage, scn ia
nah SrraeltruFc. rlClc bcrauf his ,ur
AFRICAN CHURCH,
no bic 6clt-9fScrn &c. in fOI9cnrcr Orruuns oebaltcn
wrrcrn:
Miuiit uni G,iaua.
&cutIhc Nrltrrce, 0rirrc6cu Won 6cr1n N,ltpr
S6ctb aus Baltimore.
0jrlnn0.
Gn9ltihe 6ritrccr, aclprrdcn Ycn Sru. Stur.
btYant.
Gjciaus.
Yer Gintrtit 1T frCi. j:prb wirp Gcincm spr Bonn
1Err'ntrmmcn HeS 6citiuAcs ~rrriclbc a%ctattet, austr
Den rtnAclaornsu WGitru unp Gamcn, p,utn rclpcctiyc
plabr %anScmjclcn mcrocn.
Nah Scenri9ung ricicr 6etcrlj ttrit fcrmirt lib rcr
6clt}u9 auiS Nruc in rer ~prrilrr Sro un0 ,np f..
mr9t l"h Sroartrdbe cntlau9 ttS ,mm 5ciiplae:
81. Sdbab's Scllcpinc 6. rtcu,
w'ieltlt naS 6rlt nit IIuIf, @rianM, 6citclicn, Hcrcn
II. I. ~. ~fcrtlcicgt mirr.
GintrjttsprciS sum 6citpIag 25 GtS. Oamru 9atcr,
ircicn Gintritt.
Jncen ole Undergraduate Grmmittc taS pcritcbcurc
9rNAramm sur &rnntniGnobmc Dos tirlilcn ocutltcn
9ublItunt brin9t, sloutt IS ih Yrrlihrrt poltcn N
t0nnrn. rob icmUbt rc Scttuli0un1 rsItIten an bic
lem 10 itGncu unc e~rbIbcncn 6ritc, m,e aatb bus far.
monrihc 3uiommrnmhfrn aurr Sbt,lnrbmrr ciu icl.
dos lrin mtrp, Rap irir nm ShluIt p~ciIrltcn laaru
tGnucn:
SSir babrn rcn Mamcn unirrrs unitcrtIiten sdil-
l'rS Den l~dHIoi9rn GrrtWt 4cbrlat, mir babcn Gin
lh0nr0 nnp pir Hrligrn CrrtiMcn eDrcmres ,5rjt &C
%feicrt!
Grlt Yrdliornt:
y. Wlltr.
Sci, MorihGGc:
3. Saubr, Or. u. S6rctcr, 6. SSttder.
GrNcutiY= Gommittc:
9ODIc, 9%inTboucr, Mcracntrrn, 6rbrina,
!perbt9, &eppcl, Netnrih, 6a6cl.
Grs1n5un91.G ommittc:
G6rfin9cr, Gui@, @rnrlinsrr, ganse,
YbiIiipS, Niittrnetrisr, 8. &cppler.
@ieremcYer, MittrlrGrier, 6plginscr, Nabn,.
SecrctGr:
6r. Scisert.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

SrltcS flares |ampcnGl pbn. Wrruh.
NriihcS Burning Nluir,
gFalt 'cer %Gfina NUmpcr, Is Cts. per 8rr,
Soro Gum Safrn) 81 Cts. per Nip..
Sofa (ium Naihen) I Gtc. per Vip..
NirHsr. 123 Cts. pcr pin,
N(nstHtniiNe. IS Cts. prr Nh,
Cinnamon. 3S &te. per @ip.
Sweet Stl. 80 tr0 30 Gts. per ar. 6lalHc,
&!4rrr frtidrr l6rni9, tcim &lrinen pper in
Sn"ntit1trn, GifmerS VI Nrppcrmint, &C.
mHn &c. '',r'e Vnuranum, Ynrc9pris uno
y ltOr-SCl, tci Ger Wallcnc mic outb beirn
nsrno btliiA. ltet,rhaupt fnnn ih an
S"Ieoer9crtInfcr icbr tlliN prrtaufeu.
I. 819ner, Orua9it,
Gde g.. II. SrpabIfr
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fahe5u0

ltatt. @ue %ercinc nnc i~puitjNcn Sh.;lnctm
"%erlammrin lid an pjcicm At no nm 10 ubr 6
Ncren Worft, @fc Der 6tcu unp MarIbauItraf
no oer 3ua opn ben DIFFERENTIATION srptpr
nno DC 6adeln rertbcilt prrOrr. Ter qua h
mc9t fh lcrdnn rirh ric NoupttraGcn rcr Sta
inter ScSleitunS Der GrncrYtanp. SIS mirp VI
Der e'mmtttc scriiniht, oa6 bic bctrcfcnrr
Scre'ne p"lcno> SrauNparentc rcn1cItrn W
tra9eu.
Nm Nonncrito3 9tbeno rem 1Otcn NcYcmtc
finoCt cil
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

Scutlhs SrieiliItc.
Set pem %Rh01s! ptlr @riefe mEF tcmsrft tocrttn, SaB Sic.
ltbcn annOntrt iint.
Sltnner, Au9nlt. OcbIe, 5rrbinanb.
&oB, Auauit II. Gar. &auflt, 9urmio.
&raael, 9B. Qautertob 6
Na8elSm'nn, @crbage. JtcuitIc. 5cIp6.
S6mtnf' 6ranj' Steelin9er, s.
Stnetnasr, g.: Shnsirsr, 6enrg.
Ebpu, sGm. 90
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OrOScs @Dasccrt

m'l Srcidntdtipucn unb &uhlcnur Al I
SWlIler0 9Serfcn Sprumtbcnbnn &c
ltH't. DER muiifaljitr GDrjl pre Gprccsts jtrbt
unter grttun9 Der l6rrrcn 6r. Scitcrt uup
Y. ". Gbilom. NuBcrrcm baken rc A6crrcu
oFmonn, @etbarpt, 6. Stitrrt.
Strtn uno ~ ayr fcunrllhlt ibrc Wfitmir +,
flung ;ulein9t.
Sle A1tleaur &c. mercCn rru rcm T6ratcr,,
Sere'n uno &urnprrriu. utter q~riGliacr Niitpir |
'ul'9 ''ner NnSabl Niyctautrn, berren unp "a /
men, untrr SeitlnJ Der 6trrcu 8. 6ctnrth.
Y. & e M y { uup 8. Seibcrt ousacfubrt.
&ae Concert inpct itutt in Der
METROPOLITAN HALL.
SrU9rant1n.
Grtsr GBciL. ,
~ Surerture aus Sancr,p, Srtrfer, gSrIlin;G
y 9rpIpg.
y N1t %onaIIicr nS9as it ces Qyutih,n ga |
t%'rI""p," @eian9ocrein &irsinja, Mcjnarpti
~ Wfouolra aus ,,9GilGelm GeQ," Shiuc
% @rHB'r G00r, Die G;t9gramte" spn Still
"' 36unnI
3meitcr GGetI.
@rpBer 9gramtoenban, auS9ei. pcm GuruYcreirI
Oritter Gbeil.
u SuOcrture aus ,StraoeQu," G1ptpmf
y &Ortra9 res n6ritiiepes &c, Dcutlten id
Nmerita," alien S6iGerfciten scpipmct una
5u9'lan0t o0n 6sro. 6retlisratb
- v9Iuf Dem 5tDrin," sro6rr Gcpp.l. Gbsr m
ScIr5 &C., ,Giifrnl
~ Defamation Der "@IOde" nit feds qrcfen
&atleaur, GhiG,r;,
/. Gableaur: Gcrtsreiturlcn aim 6,ue .
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05

N'""'S""S "NV NtBINVNIB.
Ter %or9on9 wirp ~anfacbrn pintcr rsm 8rtl
G9cr: n6reuor, 6reupc &C." G,rsocr,
@afan9 Oes Concerts prGcie 8 llbr. Sidets nj
90 Gts. linc Bel alien COMMITTEE Wiitaltcoern. iJ
alien Su3banbInn9en unO 2tbrnr5 an Der &a( 4
gu Aaben. 9teierpirte SiBs su IS Cts. linn ind
Ia9ior'S NfulititOre an @iainitr. ,u babeu.
0t"lcr NbrnO Miro in je0cr Se;icbuna cired
Der 9rcBartj9itsn uno grru6rcihtcn meroen, bcI
je ben Ocutl6sn HidmOups qrbotcn purpe. unh
Bel benz tri alien OcutiAtu yoraus;1lcseupea
@ciitrl fir DsutiGt6um uno Serberrliduuo peS
pentlhsn NamenS unb G9re, gl0ubt Die GpmJ
Mite anf eincn rsht 3a6lrei6en Ssiu8 reAueui
;u t0nnen. ;
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-24
1)oetlfal,
spring among the Hills.

We take the following exquisite lines faom volume
,oems by Fields, resenty printed "for few friends
me brio Is just as fresh the May air One can hea
he rustic Of the foliage in it, 1t is just now very timely
SIT and talk with the mountain streams
In the beautiful spring Of the year,
When the violet CLEANS through the golden sunbeams
And whispers " Come look for me here"
In the beautiful spring of the year.
l will show you glorious nook,
Where the censers of morning swung;
Nature willlend you her bell aud her book
Where the chimes Of the forest are hung
And the censers Of morning are swung.
Come and breathe in This heaven-sent air
The breeze that the VII third inhales,
Come and forget that life hasa care,
In these exquisite mountain gales
The breeze that the wild-bird nhales.
Oh, wonderous God--oh, Bounteous and Good
We feel that thy presence 4 here
That thine audible voice is abroad In this wood
In the beautiful spring Of the year
And we know that our Father Is here.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-24
Ayer'SSarsaparilla

A compound remedy, in which we have Ia
bored to produce the most efiectual Alternative
that can be made. 1t is a concentrated extract
CT Para Sasaparilla, SO combined with other
substances OF still greater Alternative power as
70 Afford an effective autdoto for the deeases
Sarsaparilla is rcpued to cure. 1t is believed
that such remedy is wanted by those " 10
e,,.fcr from Stramous complaints and that one
which Will accomplish their cure must prove
III immens. service 10 this large class Of our
a'.le.csl fc,low-citilcas How completely this
cHmpund will d. it has bean proven by cxpcr-
inlaiit Oh many Of the worst cases to be found
Of tlis Believing complaints
SeA5YUIA AND SauogcloCj COMPLAINTS,
Eaurfi,Ss .XD ERvpIyE DiseAsrs, ULoERs
PfNRtas. BL)rclES, TrNoRs, SALT RnECM
Scvt1 II stn SYPhlLl3 AND SypnlLrrlc AZ
FEeriaSs, MEucurIAL DISEASE, NRIrsY, NGr.-
RAra1! o. FAC Du@LoyREyx. IDENTITY I)ys-
p4isl. \yo IxM1mTIoN, ERYsrElAs, Rose
on 81. \ ~ >SI's FIRE, and iatlecd the Who'll.
a., 49, ;o:n :alai-.ti arising trCm INPrnry OF
III HI1>7.
~, com ,2nud MI he found great pro-
;n.,'r q health, who's aiken III thu sprin- 10
CYL Til, foul hLmors which foster i'll the
W ~ tlat season Of t!le year ~ the time
" 2x9ul 10 Of them may ranking disorders
nse ippcl in the hrd. Mnltudcs can, by
tn all Of this remedy, spare III 4a>c!ye, from
TIE endurance OF tnrl cruntons and uirtro,s
sc,c}, through which The system viii strive to
r.. Itself OF corruptolo, ii nj g. sisted 10 60
thi, through thc natural channels O. the lodf
by an Alternative lncdici4e. Cleanse ort th,
vita: Ell blood Whenever yo1 End it, inEm'.tits
bursting through the skin in p.lnplcs, eruption,
or ,4ies cleanse it whoa You find it is oh
strattol anil sluggish in TIE vai:.a; clca Sc It
wh,ncy = It :: foal. AMI var feelings viii tel
yop vhtA. Even where no particular disorder
is felt pe'pls enjoy better health, and 1--we
10 = ., lJr CLEANSING the blond. Keep tha
bl'o( healthy aid al i, well; but with ;ins
pabulmn of If, disorslarld, there eail be no
lasting health. Sooner or later sonact! ing
must z, wrong, and The great ma. !i"uE #
lii. is liSordcrcd or nyrtthTown.
Sar5apar.lIa has, AID deserves rauch. tie
.rcpatt ion, Of accomplishing these cntls. Bat
II. woill hai Dcch cgrcg.ously deceived :
preparations of it, paiily lccarsc the dr.,
Gloac has uot al Tie virtue that is claimed
Ior i, bat rnre because many preparations,
pretending to be concentrated extracts q it.,
contain hut l.ttl> q the vitae If Sgrsapg. la,
or any hing Use.
Iur;rg ,;te wears TIE public have been mis-
Id Il large hottics, rlttcl;ing to give = qualt
Of Extract Of Sa>apalilla Tor ore dollar Aio$t
Of these Rave b,cl ttu is upCn the sick, fer
they not only contain Little, il any, SG,saI j.
r.lia, hut often no curative prorutiss ! at,v-
e-. Hence, bitter and Painful disulptil tlutIt
la, followed the ,,sc q thu vSlcu. cxtlhtts tt
s'agsplarilla which ii,t d lie market until the
name itscl: Is justly d. Yiscd nd las he, Ii. e
yHMymous v III ;E.i'. titn md eleat. sui
yN rail this ~ NM II. Il S;v. -i1a ,,d n, r,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-24

The DIVINE MERoY.-Howcver old, plain,
humble, desolate, afflicted we may be, so long
as our hearts preserve the fecblest spark Of
life, they preserve also, shivering near that
pale enber, starved, ghostly longing for
appreciation and affection. To this attcnua-
ted spectcr, perhaps crumb is not thrown
once year; but when ahuagered and athirst
to lamine-when all humanity has forgotten
the dying tenant of dccaying house-divine
mercy remembers the mourner, and shower
of mamma falls for lips that earthly nutriment
is to pass no more. Biblical promises, heard
first in health, hut then unheeded, come whis-
pering to the couch Of sickness; it is felt
that plying God watches what all mankind
have forsaken; the tender compassion IF Je-
sus is recalled and relied on the fading eye,
gazing beyond time, sees home, FRIEND a
refuge in eternity. Charlotte Bromte
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The Golden Sunset.

The golden sea It's mirror spreada
Beneath the golden skies,
And but a narrow strip between
OF land and shadow lies
The cloud-like rocks, the rcck-like clouds.
Dissolved in glory feat,
and midway OF the radiant flood
Hangs silently the boat.
The sea Is but another sky,
The sky a sea as well,
And which Is earth, and which the heavens,
Tho eye can scarcely tell
50 when for us life's evening hour
Soft fading shall descend,
May glory, bora OF earth and heassn,
The earth and heaven blend
Flooded with peacethe spirit float, N
with silent rapture glow,
Till where earth ends and heaven begins,
The soul shall scarcely know.
LosornLLov.
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Found Dead.


Found dead--dead and alone
There was nobody near, nobody near,
When the outcast died on his pillow Of stone
No mother, no brother, no sister, dear,
Not friendly voice to soothe or cheer,
Not watching eye or pittying tear,
Found dead-dead and alone,
In the rooness street, con . pillow Of stone
Many weary day went BY,
While wretched and worn he begged for bread,
Tired of life, and longing to lie,
Peacefully down with the silent dead.
Hunger and cold, and scorn and pain,
Has wasted his form, and scared his brain,
Till at last on bed Of frosen ground,
With pillow Of stone, was the outcist found.
Found dead--dead and alone,
On pillow Of stone in the roofess street
Nobody heard his last faint moan,
Or knew when his sad heart ceased to beat,
No mourner fingered with tears and sighs,
But the stars looked down with pittying eyes,
And the chill winds passed with wailing sound
O'er the spot where his form was found.
Found dead--yet not alone;
There was somebody near, somebody near
To claim the wanderer as his own,
And find home for the homeless here,
One, when every human door
Is closed to his children, scorned and poor,
Who opens the heavenly portals wide
All God was near when the outcast died.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-24

IT Is OF THE LoRD's MERoIEs.--I believe
the Lord has always, ready provided, some
kind Samaritan journeying, as if by chance,
on the very road where the wounded traveller
lies, and who arrives just at the very moment
when oil and wine are especially needed. |
believe, toe, that the Lord, in the workings
of that providence which is over all his
works, and which suffereth not sparrow or
a hedging to fall to The ground unpermitted
of him, whenever he has torn and bruised
one of his flock needing tenderer hand
than usual to nurture and heal it, has that
hand ready to stretch out and help--has one
close at hand TO supply the want-one whose
own heart has been, perhaps, touched and
prepared by sorrow for the especial work of
sympathy with some other torn and sorrow
ing one Of the family. We arc apt to say
of such apparently accidental circumstances,
4 How very fortunate!'' but faith lifts up
the curtain and ices Gods hand at work, and
crios out, n It Is Of tho Lords mercies -
Rev. B. Boucher
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therefore ladies do not read the papers,
LULIE.

An AFFECTING INCIDENT Recently, a
small lad not apparently over ten years of
age, knocked al the office door Of the Jail.
and asked permission Of Mr.. Mclean to visit
his father Who viii confined within. His form
was slight I'D fragile and but lily defended
from the cold BIZ i few seanty rags Pover-
II was depicted ii every feature his checks
hollow and wan, as if tho very haes Of life
had forsaken thesl. The request was acceded,
to and passing through the outer entrance he
paused before the ponderous grated door
within and extending bis hahd through the
opening between the iron bars, addressed one
Of tho motley group shut up within as Fa-
ther The lad deeply fell for the parents
disgrace, and casting his eyes downward, re-
manned for d length Of time fixed and immov-
able as d statue aud only aroused by him
within asking. III d gruff voice, "What do
you want !" Starting up, but still holding
|onto the hand, the lad said in sweet but al
most heart-broken accent, " Father Mothers
dead. The words acted like a charm the
criminal was suddenly transformed to low
ing husband and father; his head sank upon
his bosom, and he realized in moment his
degraded situation, Tears thick and fast
the first, perhaps for many year-fowed
down his cheek, and turning about motioned
his boy away. Sorrowfully the lad left the
Jail to wander back, to keep alone through
the night weary vigil by the side of his
mothers corpse.-Cancinnati paper.
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TRIUMPH OVER EvIL.--Wc are rewarded
for every triumph we make over temptation.
I will suppose there are many who have
struggled against the vanity Of vain pleasures;
many who have put down evil thoughts with
strong will; many wto, after long, and,
it may be, an uncertain conflict with the Sc
auctions Of the world, at length have tr-
umphed. 1 will put it to them whether,
when they have combated and so prevailed
against the evil, and their hearts have not
softened and melted within them, whether
they have not felt within their bosoms a
seraphic influence? They have so felt; and
so it will ever be. No sooner shall they
have driven from them the the tempting de-
mon of pride, of vanity, of angcr,-no soon
or shall the devil have left them, than angels
will come and minister unto them.
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1t is difficult to say which is the greater
defect in parent-strictness and 6rmness in
his family without feeling and affection, or
feeling and affection without strictness and
tirmness. Under the one bad system, the
children are apt to become slaves or hypo-
critics; under the other, tyrants or rebels
But true love is always firm, and true firm
ness is always love.