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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23
How the Opposition Agree upon the SiR-
very Question.

How the Opposition Agree upon the SiR-
very Question.
WILLIAM c. SMEDE, Esq, Ct Ticksburg Miss
prominent member of the Opposition party, has
given bissiews of psrlie5 in oI letter addressed
tc the late Opposition jubilee at Memphis, where
JOHN BELL made his speech which has go greatly
offended the Black Republicans, end for which the
Banner had lengthy apology the other day.
Mr. SMEDE's main sugg estion is, g that the friends
o. the Union, of harmony, Of the Government shall
resolve on this vexed question: that in al Terri
toral it shall be hereafter inserted that no
" law shall be passed by the Legislatures of the
"a Territories prohibiting or inter re-ng with the
existence of slavery in them; !" and this basis is
endorsed by the National IRtelf7sa.er. Now see
how the y ew York Tribune, which was wiling a
short lime since 70 accept Mr. BELL as a candidate
for the Presidency, and suggested that it night be
ex?edeDt to nominate him. in the hope Of defeating
the Democracy C mes down uponits Opposition broth
err. ''What says the Tribune, consent - see the
"people Of tbe Territories tied hand and foot for
''tan, twenty, forty years. by act Of Congress, VI
'terly helpless against the inroadg of slavery :;
"While that institution despite their frances
csn strike its roots permanently into their soil "
And so the Tribune falls TO and deuouucss its Mis-
sissppi brother as tile better than an infdel and
his suggestion even worse than the Democratic doc
trine Of non-inierventiOn Then it improves the
occasion to re-anuounce that "the only practicable
'basis for union in the next Presidential election,
"that which we have 50 often sxpounded, viz, the
cooperation CT all such as sgree substantially
''rpon the slavery issues involved in that contest
holding in the meanwhile, minor questions, on
"Ehich there is no agreement, in allegiance" In
other words il falls baczsoL a united North-on
purely sectional basis, which must necessarily be
repudated by fifteen Of the States Of this Union
Mr.. SNEOE talks very pstrioticaly; but it will be
all talk; so long he refuses to join the the only
national pSrty that is right the great question Of
standing by the Constitution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

FIRE IN CAIRo.-The Cairo (Ill.) correspondent
of the St. Louis Republican says tie Taylor House
and fourteen ether buildings On Commercial street
were destroyed by fire on the morning Of the 20.E
inst. The less is estimated ct $40, 600.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

or the Hotel Columbia Maury county, Tenn. Mrs. lSTN
THAT in very she children,
springs Of servants Notwithstanding the test physicians
Attendance. and ell care and attention
FOR sou- years pst She has child and che has
beyond period that proved fatal
SHE has lost"
All persons who have ever this Melcine that
invaluable ALFN. MACKENZIE.
s-ut.3 u for Tennessee, Alabama GeoTgia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23
SEASON ARRANGEMENT
Tuesday Packet for White River.

TENHE MAGNIFICENT and fts; side wheel ps7s7~%
q T.. NJ. RNLaNB J. b. SlisaI. ID a
DSS Master Will commence guar lsFs -Srk-@
rs above the hnt TUESDAY S,pJeu- Lts2sgssSs4E
Ter and viii leave MtmPus EFERI TUESDAY DUNG tie
season. Shippers rely Jhls Hot- ssaal-Ill. IA
TIE TE iDE DERHFG 32E SEzsOT
And giving prom teuou ali s4y and through business
For irci sht passage apply to
JANE DEEAL. ia
Or MORTON, rEIasI d co. AGENTS
The NashHlie UNo% ANo ANLlcAS COPS weekly amount
scp.3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23
No scarcity OF sicIl Babies.

Ut rs ANNOUNCED that In week over -Four Hundred
Children died. four years e - the CITY OF New
l urk
Mere than half OF the children that blrn in the limited
States die ing diseases nd summer OF ans m
Of the poatrlul Remedies la in ing the v
OF the patient.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

The SAN JUAN AFFAIR.-The Washington CORES
pondent of the Nav York Herald, writing under
date of the 18th inst, says:
81 authorized to say that the sending of Gen.
Scott to the Pacific is simply 20 prevent com
plicaiion Of the San Juan affair. Il implies no
censure upon Gen. Harvey. The Administration
does net spprehend any serious difficulties, and
hopes the British Government will be brought to
see our undoubted right to the Island of San Juan.
His Lord hip is of opinion that the question in dis
pute will be satisfactorily arranged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23
CalOver's Columbia Express.
For October.

u AN prepared forward by every tran small packages
4 and parcels To Columbia
once At Rains Browns Drug Stores No. 10 Public squsre
sept-s3lw JAMES GLOVER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23
Hadiey or Union Buildings.

This property has been subdvile four lots OF PC feet
inches Front ca IA, on Cherry street. and running IS
Cedar street; including the house asa
ing house The location Of this property most de-
sae IN the city, it being the great hOroughfae all the
otesln the city TO the Capitol grounds which, beautfed
as they val be IN short hm will constitute place Of general
rot not only by the citizens, bat by thousands strangers
VINO NAV visit the city tine. also about m
way teEeen the new hotel a0d the great Union Depot
an our railroads. thereby constituting distant Jay The
CORNER OF CITY glance this PROPERTY with its
ouAoss We think WI: satisfy the most creiuou that
he place to invest their means We consider this chance
o investment and earnestly invite the attention Of capta
ISIS ana to this sale Large bills continuing plat Of grouuI
viii he Issued tOre the day Of Persons wishing 10 mr.
cAasc privately do 10y ling . our on
IERNs SAIE Une years. for notes we'll en-
dorsr bearing interest," payable B4uL, ami retained
sep-@-td ~. X. GLASCOCR ca.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

The Black Republican STATE Convention of Massa
chusetts, which met at FitcA5urg the 20th, nom
mated Gov. n. P. Banks for recollection. TIE pre-
sent iDcumb,nts of the ether State offices we're also
re nominated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23
The Childrens' Panecea


or the Grseenbcg Company expressly prepared for the dIs
eases Of Jllren, and has save1 the lives vi many Of him
when the Parents surly expected death Read the fulIoyup
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

NRANK LEsLIES Magazine and and Gazette Of Fashion
H GOdey's Ladies' Book
Peters0ns Monthly Magazine.
Just received By sep23 JOHN YORK 4 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23
METROPOLITAN
J. MOORE, Proprietor.

J. MOORE, Proprietor.
HAVE MADE extensive arrangements for the receiving Of All
the DEICACIEs OF the coming season, Fish, Flesh
Oysters Will be from the celebrated beds Pickles and
Condiments the celebrated Establishments Of Cress
Blackwell and Lea PERRIN with Gcge and we'll ssec.ed
stock OF
Wines, Erandies, &c, sc.
Excellent COOKS Walters the whole under the
superneudence OF that we'll known EpCGre Mr. CHARLES
FICaLES.
On and after the 18th OF September Ee will he pTetared 10
wait customers DAY AND NIGHT.
viii hCd this arraIis enent TO their ADVANTAGE
II REKEKBER THE KETROPOLITIN!F
seI@3-I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

uHE suhsrher oers Tor ale ssyeaty fiane % -
Middle FraukIn Turnpike, four niles iroz tesefii ~
sn9 f taes on which be resides and ne auds q CAPS 5a
IoE Ths land IL equal the best, viii abunoace e ee
isnf never falling RAtsr, with the most beautiful eeak -
IN Us couary sad the ist q the eacsl 1e & =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DtSRASFS.

M\xs DR. KING formerly q NeE Tofk. Tor me iast
four years Of Louisville. Eeniusky ant Eno hAs
devoted his attention b The treatment q private
thirty hatters himself, having aiten lfsee '
and cured many thousands ne = en " e'te
al diseases Of private st no how bad thew
from nndiClOus treatment. Or from nrt o. ue OWE
Br Kings DispenSary IS No. Dasr1es street neg
and Square where he cure ~ dSfs % private natrrg
0OzoR IA cured without nsucous medicine er inieefenee
From business. .,-.--,,- Z, .. =. -
sTlcF1REg Of Old or recent dst- ttua cured IN -
Aavs ~, a. which ~ fein Nhere Sct1rs
s-;.ts b enjoyed Perhaps disease
usis-sii.T.-5 ,,5--f1in.s she consiitaton % much
~ IL, % the ckin. growing out Of reg
- - .,trsenr csn eedeetlliy cured IN Few fsys,
sxs,sT VssES particular attention having tesn given g
~ an Consequences crossing out Of H. hrcught
- n, .oy eases By TIE distinctive habits Of iucondee
- - eSsigs indulgence Of tie passions. nsslect q
unsernns The constitution. rendering The sgiieci
49, ,,spes- or society, and causing old ase.
Eno may ilnring with any Ghcuity o. he Korhb
: =. 80 sssu7sd Of Immediate relief
sps abroad, BY writing ard stating q cir via
-Josed directed % DR.. A. King p Deaderck sfisr,
sssvills lean. have iha necssry mecne sent q ihs
n necessary direction strict observed. Cree
49, 80 o clock the morning until in ;he evcnine
naa5s5. Is5e- dSE1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

u.sa- Liberal, N state Of Advancement far be-
yoEd Manchester. expressed his belief that Lord
Dsrey's oOntinuaaee in power was the certain way
70 bring about his cherished schemes they cheertd
more loudly aud mora VociferOusly than ever AZ
Conservative IS Mr. Benuck. as Radical as Mr. Roe.
back. Protestant enough for Mr. Spooner, Ultra
montsnist enough for Dir. BOEysr. they furnished,
IN the Giraffe eVolutions Of that last engagement.
the best of all reasons, had reasons been wanting,
why the Commons Of England should put no faiihin
then.
We have only to adj that The DERBY ID IsRAELI
party are now again in their normal position as rHE
OPPOSITION.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

| AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES,
! By
LANIER, PHILLIPS Il co.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER goth, 1859,
WE We will sell for Cash in from. Warehouse
follows, viz:
80 hhds Sugar; sacks Almonds.
/ $40 bags Coffee; 100 u and y boxes Star Candles
100 bills crus'd pow 4 ana Coz Is do NY. Brandy;
fee Sugar 10 do Holland Gin;
90 boxes COveoystersi 800 keSsNas;
10 bags Pepper; IS dozen Painted Buckets;
| a5 chests Tea; ~ nests Tubs;
IS coils Rope; Is do Doyle's Candles;
Is cases Matches; 100 dozen Mason's Backing;
$50 pkg; new Maekerel, kits,
Together with numerous other articles to maEs up complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
Sept gid No. 80. Marketstreet
INSTRUMENTS.
NTE have Just received large stock Of
DISSECTING,
AMPUTATING, and
DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS,
RAINS, BROWN L CO.,
rrI7 Nashville, Tenn
New Fall and Winter Goods.
AN receipt of splendid assortment FALL and
WINTER GOO rs, for GeniieDlen's wear to which
sam PRICHITT,
Sim 81 College street.
Gents Fine shoes and Caters.
GOOD assortment OF the Manufacture very low
CALL AT SO COLLEGE STREET.
sugIT-u JOHN RAMAGE.
" RAINS. BROWN & CO.'S
sntsj No. 10 Public squars
EXPRESSLY FOR SEED.
VNuE hest variety Of Pure White wheaRei Wheat known
by lsep4-1ml sTRArTON SEYMOUR
Ny pine pure Holland received and for sas b
~ maVsl wEssEL THOMPsON
stoves! Crates!
TINPLATE! TINWARE &C., DC,
VETE receipt large and choice selection
wv Of Coal and Wood Cook and Heating stoyes Paror,
Iron, Zinc Wire Pressed apsned ssd eOnnoA TnEare all Of
We are also still making that
Justly Celebrated Wrought Iron Cock
stove, the
OLD HICKORY.
which or reduced price. Call and see for at
Ne. AZ North Market street.
augS- P. ". MAXEY co.
a. - II " h y,
COMMISSION q PRODUo KER CHAy7
No: IA south Market Street,
TIE srASs FORMERLY OccurEb EY HOWARD & owry.
DEALER IN
Feathers, Eeeswax, GIugseng, Flax seed,
Peitry, Dried Fruit, bacon, Lard,
Eggs, and Country Produce
The highest price IN CLSR WILL all fines be pal for ary
u tle aooye Artleles. lsepI-N
IN OnA BUSHELS Flax Seed, BY
JV,UUV A. JENKINS,
sePI No Il Market Street
l0 000 POUNDS BsesWaI, BY
sepl No. IL South Market Street.
WANTED.
% 0n0 POUNDS Ginseng, by
O,OUV A. JENKINS ~
eePl No IA Market Street,
WANTED,
IN 00n BUSHELS Dried Fruit By
eOsOUO A. JENKINS,
.ee1 No Il Market Street.
Ii kinds of COUNTRY PRODrQE wanted for which d.
hlsnest mArHef price In Cash viii Be paid, BY
Nashville, ssPt.J, sdIx NsI4 South Market Street.
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s 4 L E E X Z r A
BY
L. r.. GLASC OCK IL CO.

On Wednesday, the 5Ih DAY of October,
1859.
EkIE WILL offer for sale the highest Hdde on the pre-
misses thai valuable city property aae On the corner
OF Cherry and Cedar streets, known as he
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23
COAII COALii COALIII

NY person wishing get hold Of number one ~
"A nice rnan PON be accommodated BY NFSn
calling a. this OEce (T~d4
seDIS-in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

MassachuseJts Democratic state sCOnveR.
--14.. TD~Euss ~. tiOn. 10 yesz - "a
Aor the. Democratic State Convention Of Msssa-
chusesls, held a. Worcester on the 10Th instant
the Boston POST one Of the meet conservative jour
nails Ia the North. says: ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-23

LARGE and Grst rate assortment Of CANES inst received
y aad Tor sac j. II. I,EILL'S
Ladies and Gentlcmcn's tuynshiu. store,
S"p7 Corner 81 Square aui College STREET
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
for Coughs, Colds. bronchitis. and

4 DOuT ,iN years ago the European Cough
~ Remedy was introduced into this state, aud
Il 10 10 H. presumed that bu, lev are now unac.
quainied with iis virtues, many are now living,
Who, bat Tor ils remedial pow'r, would have been
long since 10 the .piut hnd. The Agents have
ju,i received fresh suppl, oithis invaluable mel.
,ciae and al Who are suffering from coughs, and
have therefore cause for dfeading consumption.
are invited ~ give Il trial. The following case
of cure has been seat With a request that u should
H. pubi,hed Tor the bene6t OF other'i u Is from
ysranu. =. York. Eco, 6rnetly Of Meredith
Village, now of iandoh, Nh,
Rev. Walter Carke-Dear Sir; Among the
thousand. ofthankiul hearts, ~ expressed 10 you
by letter. phase accept my sincere thsnks lor your
valuable cough medicine, or ] am uruly thankful
that rvei heard Of the European Congh Rene
Nv. I was afflicted With Cough Tor oVeT two
bong YEARS. part II the time very severely.
tried almost everything that could hear Of; aud
also quite numler Of physicisn'. lat without ~
eeiying any permanent bene6i. ] was then adj
weed 20 tn your European CoVgh Remedy, aud
accordingly bought one Of the small battles, which
made rne some better. then procured a large
baille, and before had taken halfof u, my cough
had left me, aud my lungs were restored. am,
therefore prepared to say from personal expert
esce, that IN my opinion the European Cough
Remedy !. the best medicine for coughs ever dis.
covered. vERANus =. YORK.
Trial bottles, IS cents. Large bottles, con.
tanning the quantity Of four trial bottles, 10 cents.
The European Cough Remedy - prepared 10y
Rev. wALTrR CLARKE, Minot, Me, (laie
Corni.h.) by whom agent. are supplied. soldby
all respectable druggists aud medicine dealers
everywhere
For sale by B.F. Bates & CO., aud J. ". Raw
con, Paris; w. A. Rust, so. Paris; 4. q. VI.
Mason. Bethel; ID. W, Noble, south Wa,erio'di
o. Porter, Waterford; Barnes Walker, Lowell
e. +. Chase 4 Co., Dis6eldi T.. Atwood and
e. u. Atwood. Buck6sld; J. 4. Hubbard \ Coz
Hiram; ID. I. Noyes, Norway. il22
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES!
NEW sTyLEs-PRICEs FROM soto si25.
MIRA eH.RaEoTs 5ToE HTAHEEs.
~ SUMNER STREET. nospoN'
lg5 BROADWAY, NJ" iohN'

These Machines sew iron two spoos' =. pu',
chased from The store, rsaaitiug NO fe-winding oi
thread, they Hem, Fell, Gather, all stitch ~ .
superior .l,le. finishing each s,am bN their osn
op.,,,ion. without recourse 10 the hand needle.
a. !. require d, other machines. They will do
better an cheaper sewing than seamstres. can,
even II .hs works for sH' rent an Asar, and are.
Internationally. the b,H MisAins' 10 the market
n, Gmil, .swing, on account II their sirpleiiy,
durability. ease II management, and adaptation tn
ali varieties Of faulty .ewing-eSecuting either
b.,,, q, fine wofk With equal laeiliIy' aud With
oui special adjustment.
A. evidence Of the unque',ioned superiority Of
their Machine.. the Grover \ Baker srsiny Ma
chine Company beg leave to respectfully refer to
the (olIowing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16
DIR, J. HosTETTER's
cLLrHEArrD
St O m a O h Bitters

ny, that numerous class who devote themselves
10 literary aud other sedeniaTy pursuits, aud 10
consequence IL a want II phystcal exercise, he
come The victims Of languor aud debility, without
nerve ~ appetite. have hitherto 'ought IN vfin
ior some invigonting, life ei'ing medicine, " ho.e
effect. upon the system shall L. both speedy anil
pstmanent. Physicians 81 sIninsnee. and pro.
inundly acquainted With the requirements 81 The
human frame, commend IlOSTETrER'S lit.
TEE'S 80 the safest and swiilest stimulini io the
,.cunsra,i,r snsi gie. fthe system yet disco,~ III
II restore. the appetite. gi'rs 6c.h yigor to the
digestive organs, sends the blood through the
,,ins with a more lively curcnt, cofrects a ten
,l.ncy o. depression ofspirts, and hts a man i'r
al. Transaction Of lu.iRsss with cheerful heart
.nI aet,,c mind. Unlikc other medicine. which
b,,. hesn devised f,r m. same object, the BIT
TERS do not act spasu,odcally. of With tenpo-
tar, powsr-ihs induencc ofihe rrmedl y lasting.
And II patient vil bot give somr siieniionio sc-
curing pfoTer rNeUi-e, after the relief has been
afforded, he ncei lear return II the aiiliction,
The debility patual to the encr"achment Of Ns'rs
upon the bodily frame !. nlso alleN'aied by this
g,-st strengthening nsdicinc, tho. enabling the
ss,d 60 p,.. their dsclining DAYS IN physical Ease
whereas The, are NV sudcriag from extreme
,,,kpss. anil nrrvuu.nes., T. this venerable
,ia.. II people. IIOsrETTER'S BIrrERS may
L. rommenled a. invaluable. The pruprietuts II
mi. iu,igoia,of have IN addition, deep grsiihca.
t,,n IN assuring Nnf.ing Mothcts that they will
nod the b,isrs the safest and hest n rcsiofiiScs
y,r, lev medicine. are sanctioned by ph,'iclan.
a. prop-r 10 b. administered during the period Of
nur.ing; and thi. NJ. gained an universal pr,ier-
enre.
rY-Those Who desire 10 purchase thu. great
r,nsdy Zoe Dyspepsia and Debility shoad g..
mrmlsr the pfcrisc title, llusieticf's Celebrated
Stnmach Biticr,. II Pot up IN quart bottles,
With the name, Dr. J. Ilosctlcf's stomach Bit.
ter. ,blown on the bottle. sni also stamped 90 the
cap co,sfing the cofk. With the autograph Of
Ho.ts,isr y Smith on the Label. These lhing'
a-c important on account Of the numerous counter
fets IN The market.
rY-Prcp,rci and sold by llOSTETIER \
SMITH. Piushofg, Pa, and slso sold by all
dfuggi.ts grucrrs, sad dealers generally through
DOT ihs Uaitcd State. Canada, South America
aud Germany.
Sold b, u. 4. Bate. & Co.. Paris: Dc, ".
Rust, souih rafis; u. =. Noycs, Norway
Robinson. Mcchanic Falls.
Wholcsac by ". =. Phillips, Portland.
weeks \ rouef, Iiosiou. General Agcnls 70
the New England State. aud Provinces. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16
BOOKS AND GIFTS!
G.. G.. EVANS g. CO.,
Proprietars Of the
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
IN NEW ENGLAND.
No. As Cornhill, Boston,
v AI.U ABL T. BOO X S,
RICH G. ! Il II s.

A ON rayyisF ~ Iyio, 6osl 80 ds. % 500, git,.
fofls pa'rAa'sr ef sr,ry box.
WE take pleasure in stating that the libsnl
w and Increasing patronage te.iosed on ne by
the people II rev Englsad, snd other parts n
the country, enabls 10 o. offer sill greater induce
m.nts o. purchasers II books, anil iudividual. o.
associations getting up clubs. thsn ever before.
The advantages Ne possess over any other sin.
liar establishment. IN the opuntp, especially e.
klling New Engtnd orders. must b. eyideni 10
those acquainted with ouf position, sad Under.
stauI oar superior and Increasing facilities or
doing bnsine-s. Dor advantages ere a. fill1vs.
We pubhsh large list " valuable books.
We obiaia hrgr p'pntities of other val,r,Le
work. IN exchange iof pur osn.
We buy large editions from other publishers iof
cash At very low pficss.
We pot ~ objectionable book on our catilogB..
We offer NJ Inducements which we 10 not iul.
6n.
We huy our watches ia large quantities ioreh,h
and II The bet make.
We have our Jewslry made 90 ORDER by the he,
manufacturer. in thi. oosniy add Europe.
~, doing an sstrafiye busincss W eau make
very valuable pressuts more teqpenily 10 puf-
rhascfs.
Ous present plan oforcfation. u the sane 20
ofieinaied Eve wears ago hy VIZ. q. q. ENa's,
aad - sanctioned nu, OIL, 10y the highest Jui'.
,ial authority IN nearly every State DO The Jni'l,
ln, b, the voice u che people from Maine o. C'i'
iE,ruia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16

Let Us always BE- cheerful; IL life is a
burden. la 30 the burden Of a song.
The poorest coward may avoid shaking
In has shoes BY Wearing boots or going bare
foot.
some writers collect their di.joiniei
ideas from all the authors in their reaes,
just a. the pAOsr they write on is made
from the httsrCd rags Of all the stuff on
earth.
One bOle neglected in fence wall cos,
ten time. as much a. il will DO to mend Il,
ct once.
=" Papa, said rrc~ocious boy to his
father, "wby DO the Pu.cyites burn can
alss," why, Top. 4" replied the matter
Off.et father, "I suppose they are in The
dark
He who has struck his eolOr' to the
power Of an evil habit has surrendered him.
self TO an enemy boani by no articles Of
faith. and from whom We can eIPcc, only
the vile.i treatment
-Timo,hy Ti,eonb ay., II suppose that
one OF the scysresi trial. Of a s1rlld man, i
that which Is caused by the DISCUS, he feel,
in the society OF hrs Own soul. ! once heard
= preacher remark, that were u not for the
intsrpo-ition Of sleep, by which all men are
separated once in - hours from the con-
se,Ousne-s Of their own msannsss, they
would all die Of selt-eOnicmP;.
How many thousand stitches there are
In garment Yet when you look a, il,
you don't SEQ one-all you see is the gar
meni; bu, every one Of them was necessary.
So events arc bat stitches IN the srcA; gar
ment which God i making and although
AL We see Is the events as they irau.pirr,
yet when 1, j. done W. shall not observe the
stitches. though they were all necessary.
Beechsr.
Man i like SNOWFALL Leave him in
idlens.s As,ius, the sunny lame OF prosper
ity and all the good ,ha, is in hlm melis
like butter. Bas kick him round, and he
gathers strength with every revolution. I'M
oil he grows into an avalanche. To suecocd
you must keep moving.