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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15
sur G EAT EAsrEas. This nautieas pro,

me G EAT Eastern. This nautieai prog
Idly, says III Nv York Journal Of Commerce
according 90 The last accounts from Europe.
is nearly compt ted. and will sail from Eng
land on the list of September. Her dimen-
sions and tonnage are thus given in Parlia-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15

Rates an cents per 100 lbs bet,reen Ndshrille and
RnoxraLe aud Stations on The East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad.
FIRST CLASS, sixty cents per 100 pounds.
sEC0Nn CLASS, Sixty cents per loo pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Forty seven cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH CLASS, Thirty i've cents per 100 pounds.
Rates ia cents per 100 Us befsoeen Memphis and
RnOrvilie and Stations on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST LASS, Ninety-f FIVE cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Seventy five cents per 100 pounds
FOURTH CLASS, Fifty-sX cents per 100 pounds.
DLASTER will be carried from the celebrated Plas
l. ter WORKS Of Virginia, TO Chattanooga and Dali
ton, and stations the L. Tenn. and Ga. K. H. at six
doll IRIS per OF 1000 lbstO Nashville and all sta
tons the Nashville and Chattanooga X. r. at nme
dollars per nf 1000 lbs Also, 10 Tus cumba, and
stat ions east of Iuscnmbia, on the Memphis an
Charleston road me dollars per ton and TO Mem
pins, aud all stations west OF Tuscumbia, at twelve
dollars tGa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15
Public Sale of Fine Blood Stock,
HORSES, JACKS, MULES, SC, SC,
Belonging 70 the Estate Of John Shelby.

Belonging to the Estate Of John Shelby.
'I,HE undersigned administrators OF John shelby.
L deceased, will Offer for sale at Fathcrland. On
SATURDAY, the isr dag Of ocr0BE.s next, the fol-
wing Biooded Horses
The celebrated horse SOCKS and his DAN,
nov In foal by Albioa aud three Of hts half sisters,
me four years cid another three, and the third
years old MARK YoUSG,a Black Stallion, four
years old, by Albion, out of Lilac The dam of
Settle Martin and three of her colts: Mach (grey)
lOur years old, aud his full brother, (bay,) three
years old, both sired by imported Enn, aad half
brother two years old. sired BY Chiiae Harold A
sreF Mare, by imported Sovereign, out u Archaic,
aOw In foAl By Albson- Morgan Mare, splendid
enmal, about eight old and her yearilng
lolt A pair Of seoaeh ponies, grey well broken
harness one three years old and the other four.
ALSO
Three Jacks. from four sin yeas Old several
sork horses aud males, and between nIteon and
twenty head OF clftis, amongst which are three
Young balls q the nest blood several Wagons aud
.arts 18th lrness, and varaas farming mpiemenfs,
inciuding No. Reaper -cuitiyat1rs, pl1aghs, &c.
fsdigrccs OF the above nentioard sick Sil Dc
oven uandbiiis, "a be issaed lnneeiat~ly.
TERMS.-rwelxe moaths eredit-a0tes sel se-
WASHINGTON BARROW.
A v. 9 L1NiELEf.
Nashxfre Aur sT-td
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arrtvaI or,be ocean oueen,
From Havana.

NEw YoRK, Sep. l4.-The Brig Harrisburg
from New Orleans has goue ashore near Go
noa. Her cargo is badly damaged.
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bank NOTE AND ExcnAxGELIsr
Tennessee.

BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Centr Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreesnoro'.
Miners anu Minufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank ot Claiborne, IazeweH
Bank of East Tennessee.
Specie.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15
Concentrated Cure
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

sEHTRS> DIR. KING formerly Of New York for
VE&S the last four years of Louisville, Ken
cky and who has DEVOTED his attention 10 the treat
of private diseases for over 80 years. natters
lmself, having attended Ia practice for 80 many
ears, and cured SO many thousands he is enabled to
ire all diseases Of private nature matter how
al they may be from Injudicious medical treatment
from neglect Of their own. DR.. Kings Dspensary
. No y Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
quare, second story where he all diseases of
private nature.
GosoRRHKA cured without nauseous me- lcine or n
terieTence with business.
STRUCTURES of old or recent date, enectuay cured
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be eneci ully
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL wEAKSksss-Part nlaT wing been
given this disease aud ali The Consequences grow
ing out of II, brought on ia many cases by the de
structive habits OF ncoDsidcraie Youths aud exces
sive indnlgence OF the neglect OF which viii
undermine the constitution ny the soblcc. ann
for business society and Causing premature age
Females who may be laboriag with any i;iicuty Of
Ire Womb may rest assured OF Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing aud stating
No % Dcadenck street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary mecicncscnt Ia their address with ne
sesssry directions. Strict secrecy observed. Ofce
hoursfr m oclockiu hemorning until Q in the eve
msvSO-iDdAwiy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15

IMPROVEMENTS IN NEW ORLEANs.-Accord
ing to the New Orleans Crescent the improve
mrnts now going in that city amount to 81
$50, 293. az fnllows:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15

Mr.. 8. ILrcH, Hyde Park, VT, wri,es:-'sfhat the
horse was considered worthless" lhis case was
SPAWN ,)buts te' ,cnhe free of the Mustang
Eminent, have sold him for $50 cash. Your Lin
iment has been doing wonders up here"
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aARikIlsD.

In Phila Ielphia, ON thursday, the sth inst, by
the Rev. Jonu Chahbets, ,r. W. FISS, of Nash
ville to Miss MATHA HOWELL, Philadelphia.
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400 BROAD STREET. PHILApKrrmA, PA.

40 BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(ExrRAcr) ''In lifting the kettle from the fire il
became I'll manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to a crisp. 1t was an
awful sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to ex-
tract the pain. 1t healed rapidly, without soreness
and left ofaccount. Truly yours.
- aer "a e 81 CHARLES FOSTER.n
Such language as this is but the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article is used.
This Lniment is indispensable to planters and own
ers OF horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who was raised
from utter uselessness by this LniInent. Every
famiiy should have It. Be very particular and en-
quire for the Mustang Liniment and take other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands of the ocean for
rs cents, SO cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, New York
apr14-6mdwtw.
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RHEUMATISM.

OF years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles
Ulcers, Tumors Running Sores. Serofula. STIFF Joints
feions Swellings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu
raigia, Salt Rheum, aud ali aches and pains upon
man, and Kindred cnnl nIainis unnn
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EOR SALE

A NY person wishing 20 purchase a neat Country
n Residence with about Nine Acres OF good Land
miles from the city on the Galsatin turnpike, can
get a bargain b. applying al Ihis Office.
uaal3-lm
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HORSES, CATTLE, &C.

such as Ring bone, GALL Scratches SPAWN ,PollEvil,
Sweeney, HOof-aii, &c, are subdued and cured
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15
Third Class.

Anvils, Axes: Ale and Bcer IN wood: Beef In bar
rels, Hacsn vel packet ia boxes casks; Barils,
Bones. Boiler fies; Slack Lead IN barrels; Bark aud
Cob Mills. CtFriage springs Boxes and Axies; Cider
Ia .rreis hogshrais; Crockcry IA crates hogs
casks; Crueibies: Chains, loose Dye Woods STICKS;
Epson salts Ia barrels; 6um Shaac la original pack
ages. Hardware; Hoofs and Horns. Hides, green,
HerTings IN kegs Hooks aud Hinges; Iron safes, Iron
Railing, Iron ~hutsers Iron feDciugs, Junk- yate,
Lard IN good kegs ems. Lead in CASKS OF plss,
hogsheads, Milst hnisbeI Ma lila, Miner Il Wa
ter IVA and Tenn. Ia kegs barrels Nails n bags;
Oysters and Clans ia shell al owners risS; OIL IN
hogsheads and barrels; Paipts dry AID TIA oil, Pork
10 barrels Rubber Car Springs Ia boxes aud casks;
Rubber Hetug; s1laratas "a boxes; ~pslter, shot ia
kegs, soda In foxes; Tn Plate boxed; Tobacco
uf4erared IN b,xes " krgs; Ven a barrels
boxes: Vinegar; Wire Feacing; White Lead; WHISKY
Ia bsrrcls
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d A N C. I N G..
w AZ d ~ & % W IN

las arrived In the Guy at, Il commence form
IL lag aus Citsscs on SATURDAY, SEPT. IOrH, at
sooliuK a. N. aud So'cock z. ". At his rooms over
beveh's store On college street. Class FOE Gentle
nien viii commence Oh TUESDAY, 18Th, at y. NJ, a
correct and elegant method society dancing ~ill
os tadgnt, lance. la the fashionable saloons IT
London and Paris, and the priuci pal cities United
states sepT-u
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Spefiai aotifes.

THE popularity of the s.exfean NJ ustang
Lfnfment is co-extensve with the civilization Of
the globe. Other articles claim aIueiae pain and
d'stress-this Family Physicians, Govern.
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, &c, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and support from Med
cal and Scientific men
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4 LOr Of ladies' Gents Boys, Misses aud Cil-
~ drea's BpBtS 80 Il JGS, a little odt oT styIs .
out cool anu ali 1tler kin Is reduced prices
max q room Tor our Fall St0ck.
Scr Call sooa aud gct bsrgatas.
b. Z CUTTER
Iuly25 cor. BroAa aud College streets
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CLASSIFICATION.

To- Spirits Of Turpeniine, Camphine, Burning Flu
ids and Varnish, III only be taken at owners risk.
pA- Gunpowder aud Friction Matches, and other
comDustble articles viii be charged local of
each Road. am only az Roads, Convenience.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15

80 hue Grass seed
Nd HERS eKAss sEED, tuzt Fseised and for
: sale - kAiNs, BROWN 4 co.'s
sopo-f
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Anchors Alum In barrels and hogsheAds: BFim-
In barrels and 'sshea.s BeAs hlag salts Barr
Blocks BARLEY, Bsry tcs; Cotton 10 bales Goldfish IA
tierces aud boxes CT Wheesz. aud Axiess Cement.
Chalk, Cay. chas, caoie ham, IA cEEkss cocea Oh.
Earth, faints siae aBd Esrthea Ware Ia esases aud
ksxsheals. Fish, salsef. Fence wlre Flgs eas<s
and boxes. Flour IN barrels ard sacks; eas Ppe, Gs
ano; Horse shoes IN p4ckags; iroa Bar. ltand, Pig,
BuiieT and Railroad; ifon Nuts and Risets, ir0n fas
t1gs, heavy, Locomotive Tire; LAnd Plaster Aolaa
SEES, Mahogany LaEs. Marble N biock, 20 wroagbls
Mifzz4snes "a rsspgn. Nils and Sykes, Azii reds
Ores. Lad. Copper Iren Lac IL bsxfs earEeis,
Ptcs tzszer. fAln si Fatty Rags PRESSED y bzses
Rics Railroad Chairs and splkrz, kaSin, ksgging,
r. susnar, salt, soda Ash, steel, SaEar h hoxs
bra :, barrels boxes. Stone, rWroaktfs soda n
kezs, bzfres Or easks; sAArztas Kegs, barrels
casks; Tabaueo. scrap and iesf, u e-sks aud hoss
hezts In, hr, Ia a psgs, fefre Jaeoaca feae<E~pe
etre. TaileNs NhIissg WAlF IIpss HiFe i<>s Nae4i
n vel ssNe1 s.sBabafg twillcd oesss Lac sheet
n casks ard eases Lar pea
T8lz Tariff lake eGexi the fs1 dAs q ssPleaa.
ber, lass, 4a1 conEln q usf.l otier nozhce-
r " C1llE,
Sup. S.sAFllie q cl,s11-Eeox4 4. r
". nss.
sap's. Memphis 4 chArieston z. r.
r. Z. JACKSON.
szps-9 Sop. Teua- Ca K B.
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CITY Property for Sale.

4 HAT very desirable property at the corner Of
Cedar aud Cherry street, known the old Union
Buildings
Also.
The property occupied by Mr. IoNEs a Boarding
Ho Sc ce lar street For PARTICULARS apply 10
iuiy20 y r. Gf.AScDCk X CO Agents.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-15
Board of Aldermen.

s1- We authorized To announce JAMES NJ.
HAMILTON, ESQ for election as Alderman from
the Fourth Ward. sepIO-te
EIGHTH WARD.
as- We are authorised 70 announce e. Il. EWING
JR. a candidate Tor AIderm an ia the Eighth Ward.
IA Ia
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-05
DIR. Porter en Michigan.

Almost universal as the ignorance at the
East is, or, until quite recently, was, IN re-
gard to this State, It's climate, soil. re-
sources, and even its people, and, impene-
trable as was the fog Of prejudice which
euyelop the public mind oiserratio" ney
er fails to eniighten the one and expcl the
ether. unless there Is a Ht0tirc TOR reuaIn-
ing ignorant and blind. The beauty and
fertility Of the valleys, tie natural resources
Of the State in everything that renders 1t
desirable as an agricultural country, eur
numerous rivers abounding in water pow
er, the salubrity of our climate, cur light
taxes, our admirable school system, our
railroad enterprises, ard the general indus
try, Intelligence and morality Of our popu-
lation-all are 80 obvious 10 enlightened
discriminating men who visit Us, that those
preiudices at once vanish, and they are no;
slow to avow the misapprehensjons under
which they have been laboring. Dr. Porter
Profssor OF Theology in Yale College, is
one of this class of enlightened and liberal
minded men Having spent several week:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-05

in tie Grand River Valley, lie thus re.
cords his observations in letter TO the
Springfield (Nass.) Republican,,
/ The slopes and table lands Of Western
Michigan are high enough from the lake to
be well drained. and except il limited local.
tiles are free from those n.iasGnatc diseases
whicl have given parts Of tie State doubt.
ful reputation. The west wind, ever sweep
iuc from the lake, bears away the seeds Of
disease. 1t sof,cns tie temperature at
least five degrees lower in tie annual aver.
age than that of the Wisconsin sled
Though Grand Rapids is in the latitude
north Of Bennington, the peach tr,e -four
shes aud produces abunJantly, and does
this two degrees northwagd
/ The winter climate is continuously cold,
with moderate but constant sno,y. but is
free from those terrific winds that sweep
over the prairie>. while Lake Michigan,
which Is never frozen, n.lriga;es and reeu-
lates the severity o. the cold Every vari-
ETY. of fruit seems 10 be kindly received
and fostered by the genius Of the region.
The soil is either sandy loqIn Of which
lha original forest was the oak opening.
or clay loam, which was and is heavily
iiabcrcd No finer soil than this last for
Wh.a', Lrass and wool can L. on : ia the
im,a
When one looks at the soil. lie does no,
wonder that Michigan wheat commands
tha highest price even in tie Chicara lar
!c; Single township of land an be
found within from six 70 +wenty miles Of
this city which canine. b., sgGI tsscr The
clay Is not stiff, hard t. b. broken. holding
water, ike much Of the soil in Western
New York, Ohio, and Indiana, but is easily
broken and TILED 1t does not lie in mon
otonons table lands or dish-likc basins, cas-
lily drowned, liable to late springs and flood
cd autumns, but the surface moves before
the eye in present undalations, such as the
farmer loves TO lock upon, and on the sides
of which orchards flourish, and cattle and
sheep complacontly and drily rcposc The
markets are easy Of access Grand Rap
IDS, Grand Haven, and the smaller towns
on the river and lake can be readily reach
cd. To the north, bccinniu- some twenty
miles from this place, there stretches mas-
niiiccnt pine forest. which will occupy thou.
sands OF hungry llmbcrmcn at 10 very tis-
tant day.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-05
L,roE AID Gr.rU~.-Professor Seitc

LsEoE AID GE.IU~.-prOfessO Setter
in his tribute To- IIImboldt. remarked
What AN amount Of thinking, obscrv-
ing, writing, travelling, and discovering,
he has performed, from the juvenile essay
Of his Oh the textile fabrics Of the ancients
to tie last line Of his Cosmos" which re
minds u Of Copernicus reading the last
proof-shee Oh his death-bed shortly before
bis departure. or Of Mozart, who directed
with dying looks the singing Of portion
Of bis requiem, which he had in part com
posed on his death bed Let Us, ono and
all, young and Old. symbolic b. his name
the fact tbat, however untrue assurcdly the
saying Is, that genius i labor, it IS true
that the necessary factor or co-efficient of
genius. and Of any talent, is incessant dill
gence We are ordained not only 10 cat
the bread Of our mouth in the swea. Of our
brow, but 10 earn in the same way the
nourishiuc bread Of the mind This Is 10
world Of trifinc, and Humboldt, Ike the
Greeks, whose intellectually he loved b
honor-whose Socrates loved TO sag, Ar
d1ous are all noble thiDgs"- hard.
working man, far harder working than mosr
Of those who arrogato the name to them
;: selves. iie ceased to work, and 20 worl
hard. only when be laid himself down OF
that couch from which he never rose again.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-05

r.- The Judgment fjr cl,o3o which
was entered on Feb. ,th. agains; Mr.. Wal
ter Savage i.andor, for gross libel on the
wife of the Rev Mr. escombc, has never
been satisfied On the l>t inst. the Master
of the Rolls granted an injunction restrain
inc Walter and Robert Landor. who hold
a valuable estate called lpsley Court which
produces about Il 2n0 a year. in trust,
from paying the rents to the poet, who is
now in Italy
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-05

DARIXG ADDICTION OF NEGRoKs-A
WHOLE FAMILY kipNArrED.-Thc Carlisle
penn) lnlcrica1a, Of last week, says
One OF the most outrageous eases Of kid
uappinc ever done in Cumberland county.
occurarI cn Friday night last, in Dickson
township. \ colored man named Butler
his wife and two children, residing near
Wcakley' saw mill, We're captured between
the hours Of Q aud 10 o'clock, l.. NJ, by
parties unknown. and forcibly carried of.
\ carriage track was found leading to the
house and from thence 10 Papertown, where
il was lost Late IN the evening, a carriage
supposed to be the same, forced its way
through the Holly toll-gatc. The sccrcsy
with whicl. tie affair was conduct d. leaves
little room to doubt but that the parties
were well acquainted with 10th the neigh
borhood and their nefarious business Al
though the cabin from which the abduction
took place is in thickly settled spot, some
four or FIVE families Of whites being within
a stones throw. not the slightest alarm wa-
raised, and the fact was not discovered TIL
the next day, when the house was found
entirely deserted the articles Of clotlIing
strcwn about, the half-rumplcd bed Of tie
little girl, the bread left TO rise on tho
hearth, showing that this outrage had been
porpctratod In the most sudden and prcciri
tate manner The Butler family came iI;o
this couui, from Adams, abou, year ago
and are h, y esteemed by their neighbors
or soLricty .ndu7.ry aui general good
clriucf
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ihE hGnk- " A''h'N', :, ) tA' a ',iA'ANN u,
fALtS.-ihe ieat e' w'iA'ng across Niagara
i,iver on tigu' rope t. ht le".rn'ed 10y
Mons bl"ndIn' j. 70 ';Ne rt'', "', o'7uay
next. y rope b.. "ecn Sif''ci'e" between
the banks ab'F' 'hree,Gi.'r''rS '' !niis
above the Susp"ns.o'. hr'a-,r' ui2n when
the walking IS t" Dc d'ne- |, Is some hl'ie,
teen hundred 'eet IN ien@,h, We tciIe7e. ana
Is Snsrendtt hundred ana I'tE le'' a,IIe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-05
OFFICIAL STATE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFiCERS.

,;as : WIsNER, Governor.
FD,lrSa B. FAlRFIED. Lieutenant Governor
SEISlN G. IsBEII., Secretary of state.
rps!SA THOMPSON, Deputy DO
naNIEl. T.. CASE, A1litor General
EIiA JONES, Deputy do
JuiiN MCKINNEY, state TreasGrvr.
fualiDH. HUNTER, Deputy to
tAGus y HOWARD, Attorney General
tOiiy VI GRiGbfY, super ntend-Ht Pub. Instruction
ejs!I. 81 y -1fIBlNS, Deputy du
JAMES ". ~ANBJtN, Commissioner Slate Land clice
.UHN ~ TI:f.lD@IlA. deputy 30
Ftgt.E..l1i. " CUETtSljS, Adj. aud pr. Master Gen
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-07-05
oRio:I> or THE cono.Ews sun.

We have just come across a bit Of his
tory, if such indeed it be, touchine the
origin Of the coroncc's inquest We
don't ask our readers to believe it, a!tho
venerable Institutions have originated from
causes as strange and unlikely. We fad
it in the papers that are ever crowded with
histories past and present II it be true
it is one Of the singular and remarkable
facts Of history:
a gentle-woman il London, after hav.
ING buried six husbands, found gentleman
hardy enough to make her wife once
more. For several months their happiness
->..-t,,"i ,;--.-,-.~-,~~ --i.;-r. -~~----
to pay 10 great compliment to the former
partners Of her bed, who as she said, had
disguised her by their scttisllness and inf
deity. In the view of knowing the rea
character of his amorcus mate, he bcgar
frequently to absent himself, to return a
late hours. and when he did return, to ap
pear as If intoxicated At first rcrroachcs
but afterwards menaccs. were The consc
ruencc of his conduct. The gentlcme'
. ItsNl-J''. anu N't4ti'i wv , - '.''''--
more addicted to his bottle One cveniu9
when she imagined him dead drunk, sh
unsewcd a leaden weight from one of tn
sleeves Of her gown, and having melted il
she approached her husband, who prcter
ded still to be asleep, in order to put 1t IL
to his ear through pipe. Convinced {
her w:ckcdncss, tie gentleman started Il
and seized her when having procured q
sistance, he secured her until morning. an
conducted her before magistrate, wi
committed her to prison. The bodies
her six husbands were dug up and ;
marks of violence were still dIscoycfab
upon each of them, the proof Of her gui
appeared 50 stroug upon her trial, that 81
was condemned and executed TO th
, circumstance is England lndebt,
for that useful regulation BY which !
! corpse can be inferred in the kingdor
without = lcga! inspection "
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WHEN BANNERS ARE WAVING.

When banners are waving,
And lancls a-pushing;
When captains are shouting,
And wa--horscs rushing;
When cannon are roaring,
And hot bullets flying,
He that would honor win,
Must not fear dying.
Though shafts fig 20 thick
That it seems to be showing.
Though s,reamlCts with blood
More than water are flowing
Though with sabre and bullet
Our bravest are dying,
We speak of revenge, but
We nc'er speak of flying.
Come, stand to it, hcrOcsl
The heathen are coming;
iiurscmen are round the walt,
Riding and running;
Haiirns and matrOns all
Arm, arm, are crying,
F,om pctards the wild fire
Flashing and flying.
The trumpcts from turrcts hrh
Loudly are baylrg,
IT,, stceds fo. the onset
Arc -uofting and neigh!Hg
A. waves in the ocean,
The dark plumcs are dancin-
rs stars in the blue sky,
The helmets are "lanci1g
Their ladders are planting,
Their sabrcs are weeping;
Now swords from oar sheath
BY thc thousand are leaPing
Like the lash of the levin
Ia men hoaIkcn tilunder
Swords gleaa, ana tie eteci caps
Are clJsrn asundcr.
The shouting has ceased,
And the flashing OF cAnncai
looked from the turrct
For crescent and pcruon.
"A lax touched by fire,
A. hail in the river,
They were smotc, they were ia'l,n.
And had melted forever