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A Parting word.

II vs were asked What oe wevould give our best friend on
srng VIII, him We would say-Be ssre 70 keep DALLE4'>
Varg,fL Psfg EIZEA CTOk always on hand. You have
sure a and iuediate resdy fora host Of difficulties and
dangers Osce FOR all, DGeys Eyca6 RAIN hsfrtatoT is
m wa fs,y 81 All te reed ever offered to the public.
Fsrs,l, f-, New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
s.s j. WEIGHT CO.,
No p and ISL Charities street.
soleacp, for re s,uthrn States and to whom I'll orders
.b,,,4 ,, ,s-,.sss [octl6iSwln.
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JASPER BRANCH RATIROA0.-

OnoE NASHVILLE B CHATTANOOGA RAuRaan ca,
0otohsr ID, le5S.
EDT order Of the Board Director calls are ,sas a. the
aB STOCK OF the Compan5 subscribed for building Bran
Company follows:
Que dollar Share On he LIT Novpbar 1see 40 49,,
collars each Share on te stdavs q receTs lc51 -
February, March April Nav June gufv Augss
Der, October, ana Novsmber, is6l
zpss may be made to Jack son Pryor. al Jsner a. - ss
Treasurer at his Office in NsshvEe
Prpmpt2ess u meeting these calls rsuueseed Of
Of Stock as the CONSTRUCTION III the ras 5s,snds
On ne means provided spechcasy fer that purpose.
oeo-9 ". A. GLEAVEs, Tr.ssursz,
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THE OusrxqsL TAlsHAS, Mutual WEATHER lSgIcAToR
grows 7aaacouy upen the great Desert Of Arabia Is Ia
oo-rplbc remain IN correct and msy last century
fore any climate throughout the yeaT, the various
cl7ges erte JcsIte tsaty IoaT hours ia ddo@ce ard
perfectly reliable It discovery OF Lows s. ULLNAS' oil
COLUMBIA, feRs, and may obtained for 81 Of A. sEaFfcH
General Agent Nashville Tenn seut secured by mail bS the
dsccyerpr FOR &2cursat nopey.
fr.e3OAtw&utf
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COMMERCIAL.
BANE NOTE AND ExcHANaB Lrsr.
sRoErs AND wonruLrss-

Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers aRd Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, MurfreesbSro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee Knoxville.
Bank of Claiborne, TazeweIl.
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TESTIMONIALS

From the Hon. Jas. L. Thompson, M. ID.
DR.. EALING has, with much Skill removed some
troublesome cOrns from my feet. His system of
operating is very extraordinary, being almost in
Simultaneous, and without cutting or causing the
least pain. JAS L. THOMPSON NJ. ID.
Nashville, Oct Is, 1859:
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senel-aem

The public blessing which universally admitted exist
in oGats Life Pills and Pnix BtterE, Is every day demon
sratd BY their astonishing efficacy the which they
announced cure All the complaints OF the stomach and
els weakness Of the digestive and Of the system general
w. bilious aad Affections. night ever headaches, piles
eostveness oonsumpon rheumatism, reurVy imPuFY Of
blood botched and alow compilations sOon yield to their
curative properties single trial Invariably secures them the
title Of e b family medicines before the public For sale
y propreor ". B. MoFFAT, his Office, as Brosdvay
aadbs Store keepers and Druggists ssnsFslly
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part Of the
globe, is the consequence Of diseased acton in the
system, induced BY the poisonous iasm Of vegetable
decay This exhaaton is evolved by the action Of solar
heat wet soil, and rises with the watery vapor rom
It While the is below the horizon this vapor
fingers the earths surface, and the virus IS taken
with it through the lungs into the blood There It acts
as irritating poison the internal visceTa and
ereting organs of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails to secrete not only this virus but also the bile
from the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys and the stomach
sympahze with the liver and become dsordered also
Finally, the instinct Of our organism if attempt
to expel the noxious infusion, concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal excreoes to force
them to cast out The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES TO the central organs with congesve violence.
This is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the central
organs and PUSHES to the surface, if in another effort
to expel the irritating poison through that other great
excretorythe skin. In this also it falls and the sys
tenn abandons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or paroxysns of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder viii of course U
dermine the health if it is not removed.
We have labored TO find and have found an anfidote,
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ALLANDA~ --ssss--s-sss-. ss-ssss1
All notes Of this State should
he countersigned by the State
Officer, being then secured by
deposit Of State Stocks; when
This is not done they are un.
saleable.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


ST. LOUIS Oct. l5.-sfr Ofero has arrived. Indian
attacks on the new Mexican settlements are apDre
hended this winter. The Camsnches and Kioyvas
are Joined for this purpose.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutrazes this malarous poison in the blood
and stimulates the liver expel it from the body. As
it should, so it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more or rather does
what of more service TO those subject to this infection.
If taken in it expels it from the system is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it not only cures bur
protects from, the great variety Of affections which
induced by this malignant influence such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache Bilious Fevers Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness Toothache Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Palptations Painful Affections
of the Spleen Mysteries, Colo, Paralysis and Painful
Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, all of which,
when arising from this cause, will be found to
more or less the intermittent type. This "AGUE
CURE removes the cause of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This 1t accompishes by stimulating the excretores
to expel the virus from the SYSTEM and these organs
by degrees become habited to do this their Office of their
accord. Hence arises what we term acclipGtation
Time may accomplish the same end but often life is not
long enough is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE " does It at once and with safety. We
have great TO believe this is surer as we'll as
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused BY the masmatc Infection than any other which
has been discovered and it has still another important
advantage the public which is that it is cheap as
well as good.
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Bank of West Tennessee at
49, MBMPHIs.-The e. Of this Bank will he re
deemed at the Union Bank Of Is at Nashville. d;w
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All Of said lots in Bdch Eul Hhitaside Addition
Nasf VILE and numbered accordingly They belong
estate OF Alfred Balch, deceased and sofa for distribution
among the legatees
TERMs:FroE $40 sac required in cash on each
Lot, and for the balance credit OF l. IS months
interest w be given Notes with good security required and
lien retained to secure the pay neI.t o. the same
r. X. CHEATHAM,
aug94-td Prs fee sl4 CLERK and Master
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From Gov. Manning.

take pleasure in stating that Dr. Ealing has OPP
Grated upon me, for very painful cOrns, greatly to
my satisfaction, without the slightest pain and TO
my infinite relief. .ssuRtF
JOIN L. MANNING.
Now Orleans March d 1873 .r
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POR COUNTY OFFICERS.
For Sheriff.
For CrimInaI Court Clerk.

We are authorized 10 announce JAS. NJ HINTON esndi
date for reelection he os Of Sheriff Of Davidson county
c. the ensuing March eleeilon sep2S-d
For Criminal Court Clerk.
We are authorized Gas Z. DIeGoNs eand
date for Criminal Court Clerk. julys-d
authorized Dr. p n PATTEKsc cAnd'
da for Criminal Court Of Davidson county the
ensuing March election msye5-td
We authorized JoHS SHANE Eqr aoHnd
date for reelection the Of Criminal Court Clerk tbs
next March election.
We authorized osT. II. CAFsgLL caud
date for Criminal Court CLERK snsung
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A BAIL At HARsoNIA.-The Young Mems Hebrew
Relief Society give ball on Monday night at Har-
4noRis Hall. As they have made ample preparations
for : large crowd pleasant time may be antici-
pated. Let every one who loves to dance be on
kaRd.
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IL Just received, direct from England, hundred and
twenty gross select Pattrns TABLE KNIVES Also other
English Goods that Wl be sod EsT 0d0aaee ~ for
Cash. or prompt time dealers less than
MCCALL L CO.,
ezrkman Ellie old standJ
Eept92 Nes34 Puhih Squire
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From the Mayor of New Orleans.

DIR. EALING:
DEAR Sm-Having received great benefit from
your extraordinary and faultess system of curing
eXcrescences on the feet feel it but due to you
add my testimony of your skill and judicOus
ment so that my friends may receive a similar ben
eft Yours, Obliged,
GERARD STTrH, Mayor.
New Orleans June 18th 1859
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AWARD OF FHExlUNs,


sHEEF
Best long Wool Buck q o,y Domestic Breed
W. r, Douglas, premiums z W. Pattrson, certificate.
Best Ere Long boo'-"' H. Douglas premium
i n. Fstteson' certincate'
Best Middle Woo BUCK. A Woods premium;
Mrs. mary Patterson eeruheSte,
DfE tdde voc. Eee-NFs' mary a''eraon
bsS' f''e 30" D4eN-i' " ro7'ef' premium D.
hAri"n e'r'LL'%'''
bes' E's-l' RAINING premiums H. " 'oS'e' 0''-
NneaIe
6sH Far q 1H"Os--I' b. johnson premium anu
certificate,
BsS' S''ah bo"H B'et-T. b. Johnson premium
Best Soah Dozen E7s--I. b. johnson premium
forLIR!'
Best pair q I~Seys-Ars. 1. i. Johnson PIE
Hiun.
Best pGir o. GeeSe-Bntr4cs, j. n Newell No pre-
nium.
Best Pa|g BACK 'paa'SA ''fs f,'-s-- l. D. JOHN
son, premium.
FASTEST PACING AND rrorfiNG STOCK.
Fastest Trolling 'll'on' fo" Tears oa-b. /.
hoen, 5923i r. y. NcNalry, 2s'ol
80. ,ror,i,,,,
E,.,, TN, C,.,r,, Tn, ~, o,y D z.,.,-o
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-,
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20
Tlstesf Troi.7g Mare T,ro Years OR-Jo. Olom.
e.s5. prcmium Il. c Foster. $50 certificate; W.O.
Anxey. 4:Ig1.
F,,tssf Pr,;pJ S7piop Fy,, Ts.z,s Old. L
Ki-knatricl, s.35l. " Grain s.5s
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ST. LOUIS October l5.-The river is receairg
slowly. The upper streams are difficult to nlvi..,te
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Pacific EafIrnna.

Pacific Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I5,-President Fovlkes. of the
Soutnern Pacific Railroad. has arrived here having
settled everything in Texas. The stockholders have
elected new directors and j. Edgar Tho Fresi-
dent and reorganized, the consolidated ful-
ly protecting Old bona file stockholders sub
scrubbed halt million towards LOCO Ia co.
600 payable on the spot There is rerA 4eli conn
ence m Texas and here and the stock is selling at
par.
Race.
LOUIsyHIz, Oct I5.-The race today over the
Woodlawn course for 81 200. four mile heats was
won by Mr.. Alexander Lavendar. of Kentucky. over
Col Morris Narengo, Of Tennessee. Time, 7j0-S-4.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15.-The river ia falling with
feet inches water in the canal.
Steamboats, Eurzt
+ ST! LOUIS Oct. Is. The Marengo, from Pittsbul.g
sunk ct Rogers Landing yesterday. The steamer
Brunette was burned opposite the city to-day.
Fire.
DIyOS, Illinois, Oct. 15.-Twentv buildings lurped
to-day, mostly business houses, on the corner Of
Main and Hennepin streets. Loss S50gG0.
River News.
ST. LOUIS. October l5.-The river Is recelirg
slowly The upperstreams difficult to n.iv-.rtc.
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late ;. Lsafs- Z 90
MEZELL, HOOPER Is CO.,
Wholesale GrOCcrs, Forwarding
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EORETGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, To-
RACCO, CIGARS, SNUEFS, sc,
Nos. ana 8 Market NJ. Nashville, Tenn,

GUNS! GUNSII GUNS!!!
ACEY 81 HANEEL LION,
No. At College Street, Nashville, Tenn,
HAVE ius received superior Sporting Pieces made
to their order by the celebrated Gua Makers BnglAn
Fine Stub Twist, made by ROLLS l. sheath.
Fine London Twist do Mortimer.
Fine Lamenated steel GrseuausG
Fine Wire Twist do Collins.
French Pattern Lamengtsd Sies made b. CeIi1s
Laenated Steel UnvaTnissd, stock y Gnc by reenou7h
Common Wire Twist, Double and Single Cans, BY Ef.z
Tn Guns have eH with Eua tested before
icing shppsd They assorted lengths
ted 20 TIA warts o. the spo rlsmen o. this cou1muaty.
They have, also large assortment Of Bs Rsyolrers
6 kinds DereHger Pistols Shot Pouler Fasxs gleys
fine Water IrOef Caps Badwins and Eey Gpa Wadz- Inc
Sporting Powder Caps, P1ets buck shooting Powder Eeys
Patent Wire Carsrige crdeer shong charged shys
to which We Invite the attention Of the public
octI-d&tv;}rn
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From, GOV. Cerwfn.

DR.. Ealing extracted a corn for me. had suffer
ed much and very long with it. | had tried many
remedies without success. From my present feel
ing have but little doubt but the cure will be per-
manent The operation was performed in a few
minutes, and was attended with no pain whatever.
THOMAS CORWN
cincinnati Gort Il 1870
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From u. +. Given, Esq, of the firm of Civ
en-. WaIIH 4 Co, New Orleans.

Last year DIR. Ealing operated very scientifically
on exceedingly bad corns, from which had suffer
cd for years since which time / felt the least
symptoms of return. have therefore great pleas
ure in recommending him as a skillful operator
without causing the slightest pain. have also the
satisfaction Of stating thar DR.. Ealing operated with
the same success on Mrs. Given
II. T. GIVEN.
Now ORLEANS Fob 1850
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Public safe OF
F[SRSES, BROOD MARES, MULES, JACKS
AND JENNETS, &C, &C.
FENHE undersigned Executor Of William voolfolk dsceae
4 Will ohe- for sales at his residence ackson county on
THURSDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF yOyEvI-
BEE,
Eifteen Fine Brood Mares, Nine FEorses,
Thirty Mules, Fifty head of Cattle.
ALSO,
Hogs, sheep, Tobacco, Corn, Oats, Farm
ing Utensils, &c, &c,
ALSO,
SIX FINE JACKS FIFTEEN yENNETS.
TERNs sArETwelTe months credit with approved
rty for ell sums ten dollars
octli-d& trvIt6w3t. Executor.
o.. n. pKlAHV,
THOMPSON & DELANY,
Attorneys at Law,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
o1Tdim
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HIDEs-Flnt axe, Green 5G6c, Dry SalteI +. to J5c
Green Sailed &C. Sheep Skins Is to Coz esch beer Skins I5c
sgEDS-Clovef S7-P bushel, by the rarrel; Grass
stripped, 2J9l3O Clean Sl75 bushel Of u Ss Timothy
S3e3 25 bushel; Herds Grass s40I 50, OrcIard - ;
Grass Seed 3d. Mllet 81 50 Flax Sed U.s.
FISH-W quote follows:
NJ I
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New Orleans, Feb. a. 1859.
From DIR. Cartwright, Principal Consult
ing Physician, New Orleans.
l chccrfully bear testimony, from personal expe-
rience. of Dr. Ealing's skill as a practical and sue
cessful operator. rE
SAM. A. c. CARTWRIGHT, NJ. D.
New Orleans, June Is, 1850
From the IN Nch respected DR.. WIN. Newton
Mercer.
From my experience of the operations of DR.
Ealing, induced to believe that he is an adreOt
and skiful ChirOpodst.
W. NEWTON MERCER.
las Canal Street
New Orleans, May 1G, 1859.
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fur ~. ..,..tr .-. t..e lHef.r H'N guarantee %
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Nevada national., 1859-04-09

MAsQvEnApyE- Is MH.WAtAlg.-A great
masqurrade ball wa given in Milwaukee
about a wcek ago The .N,,r, Of that city
in tn. course Of an article d,-c7LiuE 1t sags:
as One gentleman 'eil i. love with own
sister. while another mau danced talked and
promenadcd WITH .oulla aiu1u Ia - on.an s.
dress TN ee hours ia she yai1 hope Of Ind.
ing Who a. dear eisttlrr vas. OHe young
man took his mother 20 She supper. and
great WAS The surprise Of both on learn
ing how matters stood. Oac Of our leading
merchants gave his ring 3, young lady 10
she would raise hyr u4ss ,,at ic mi .ht .ee
her fcatnres. wien it wa- hi, oeu f-i,r.vho
he supposed was al home with ibe tootntcht
Two gentlemen got into warm dispute az
to who a certain young lady aiih a black
domino was, and alier making wager Of
two bottles OF cbampagne. fnuud out that
the young lady was the younger and mis-
chevous brother OF the losing parry"
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we FiIn~ oova Our EEcait..
arru~ ea'uar-r

W iul ''1rn ort hc.f'- lo H"sft' q. fi' .-lei
10 The btim. with 'he ioy 90
We thr'S down o1r Kisses. 80 ip tAat hs,e :iii,i
Tlli sl5yed with the .'s,lts oi ,ares.re
We lavish anr treasure. fte-.a', aal lai,ih
IN soul. that are s.icl with rrs .urr
AMI hara up .i,s smiles that Snnlt lal iheeartl
To deal ,heu by ,iin' anl B., n, asure
wsLeep the -~r,i song asd ;hc rarrs; tn NJ
For the cup tia, slr,ais g ac-ius
And swim sl;h - tiie III uot one g! 'i- AMOS
What ..fii ei;hin a. 8. crossing
We take up garments. Nhile sirr .1- asi'c
From the ch .idtcn o, sin ani 81 SORROW
Forgetting. gather tust 90 ruf pride
YAieh sh-!l brar ss ;hsou ID Hnls iao'foa
We drink oftle rrp. ahateTit mas t".
Tha, aeeori. u.th oa, ia.te and oar station
and dream pe ore strung. q. ae ai-el esgee
In resisting our urishbal temptation.
Ye may tell a. tise r.siaia ''1'. i-t 70 10 .'-
OF the trata. al' a ,h. ST. u..s r.' saII..
Il. clear ihei a~r,t E,e S. ,at.4s tI".t
ril swallow i4t .c-i , 8. .'.- si. o..
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spernsatOrrh Gn,

nH local WEAKNESS. nervous debility, low
" -.drif. ls-ltuae. weakne-s Of the limp. ami
.sra iuIi.pp-itinn and incaiability for labor and
.t... dalIu.-s af apprehension. loss of memory
aversion o .orietv love of solitude tiliiiitS seif
li.-I>t dizziness headache Involuntary discharges,
PAINS in ihe side affections OF the eyes. piuipes on
ihe face sexual aud other inhrmites IN man, are
enr,i eiihout fi by the justly celebrated physician
end surgeon f.. ! Cnpkay Iii method Of curing
diseases g. nov (unknown to others) and hence the
--r.t .r-ter 81. rsrsuitst'ons nv letter o. eth-r.
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cFRIIEnAfE

Z tie tndetsi -ued Governor OF Hungary d. tee
t.f. hereby that Ir. J.. ). C,artay has scr ed dur
T. t.a contest Tor tlunra riun Liberty as 'hie sur
500. Joe tae Huns lrian Aruy with tutAiul Iftae-
.a..u-a-uLcryal fha,e given him this certificate.
.I I.. recommend him 20 the SYM aihY, attention
rra,..t.nu az al those who aie capable n' ~
-.aif. patriotic sei--acritrc. ami uudeser'ed
.l....ftute kO-sUIH lAJu-
Governor OF Hungary.
Washington City january q, 1852.
Nevada national., 1859-04-09

THE MAINE LAw.-The town agent at
Hartford Connecticut. sold 1888 gallons Of
liquor last tyear tc citizens. unde- law that
fUrbids all sales except to the sick Hart
ford must lie an unhealthy place.
Nevada national., 1859-04-09

\ TALL OF UNseer Low THE el.tor
Of the Yteks Cnioh relates ns follows boss
he once zen 30 love nad lot tie m.tl,r -
We were n,t,r s.nd read r. "dep.rat.ly
In love " but once. and that WIS with rtl
no auburn haired -lrl. witue lryck!eI
complexion. aai g Dep hsG bat .,.0 professions
10 beauty hut then She h.d sael really
beautiful eyes-decp liquid ori-. through
which her soul IA moment, Of tend, ruc~s
looked out with passionate 'evor. and iu
joyous mrlh flashed and spa. h!.d aiih tie
light OF . th1u-au5 drops lmraGs
we were going 10 -,y ; but th,u we newer
saw Thousand diamonds. II s1me cell.
Laure--which when brraih,d softly ht
very suu lover :, a very sweet Same
and her clear ringing Laugh hi, all
around yoa lih shower ci silver belle.
Moreover she wore = t4ll. iur-cyiorr. dr. .-s
trimmed with lilnc culorel velvet end Lil.h
fringe. with neat little bite collar of fine
lace, which l. ono OF ibc prrliie,t o.. drc-.
aud the effect to make "a very plain gin look
absolutely charming. She never perforated
her ears 10 hang thereby pendulum Of
brass aud sla-, and tie oily ornament ca
the little white baud, which needed uoa..
was plain gold RUG. sacred to lhe memory
Of maiden promise. Well. Que evening
it was moouli lht .n tse summer timr-Nc -st
alone in the porch by thecot-aGe door hold
Ing that little vh,c hand in gcutlc pre-.
sure; one arm had stolen around her waist
and silent song o! joy Ike the music of
the night. was in our soul Cur !ips mot
in sweet, delicious kiss and beaG'n- softly
to her ear We whispered O lalcof passionate
devotion-we proposed. aud the rel
heated rircn ycfusfd u.s.
Nevada national., 1859-04-09

" ILLUSTRATED with cuts" saii young
urchin as BIZ drew biz jjsck knife across the
leaves OF his gran mcr. " Illustrated with
cuts, - said the master. Gs he brought Bis
birch 10 bear upon the shoulders Of the witty
urchiu.
Nevada national., 1859-04-09
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y san Francisco.