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-.iIRR ENGTNE FOIl saTp,

TWNIIE splcudid flhE ENdtNE u5ed 80.
Deugs Fins Company No . q this city, Is 1I<@71-
Onersl for 81 reasonable terms IL = enc a.
itannenan's eeiehratci suctgns, capable of throw
ing srsAns and with ai throw disfance
800 feet through inch nozzle The Engine yer
and . Of The finest finished Machines il DE country
sold Tor iAat whatever. EsEf8hsf ieermatiea arss
Z A. SMITH, Ser'y.
nhI5-tHim.a Care 81 EWing, penllieion h C9.
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FoRTF-rO5R THoUsAxD.-Ths net increase Of Ibe
Methodist Church South she past year, we ga her
from the General Minutes just issued. was A. .s9s,
making the Presen. total msmtefship of the Mstho-
dist Episcopal Church Sou.h, 6s9. l75.
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For Niagara Falls, the Lakes ant


yUNE subscriber for seventy ofand on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville ad
joining the which lie resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The land equal % the best with abundonee Of excel
lent never falling water with the beautiful building site
In the country and the midst finest neghorhood IN
NATHANIEL
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FVNERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling BenwoOd and Park
eTsburg the West, at which places unes with Railroads
Steamers, &c, for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 2:20 2. NJ 1910 A. n
Direct connections made by these trains
Fer all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
New Yerk and Boston, the cost Of ticket TO Boston alone by
other lines.
Time q.ack and fare as low via any other Route.
Inquire tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
the principal Railroad Offices in the West
!. y. FULLER, Gen'l Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent.
". P Smith, Master Transportation. deco
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HOUSE PAINTING,

the subscriber Is prared to with the greatest prOptnrs
all contracts however large, which may be rendered, in style and
upon fail to give satisfaction lie Is also pre-
lS red 70 execute all manner OF
SIGN PAINTING, GRAINISG AND MARBlINs
Having in that department the OF the most expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber request persons having work In bid line tC
give him a call before making final arrangements.
X. 7. FLEMING,
m,rbs-an No &C. Union st. between Cherry and summer
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NUMBER 354


Opinions OF the supreme Z Conrtss tas S,a,.
OF Tennessee, az Nashville, DecemBer
Term, 1s5s.
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$50 REWARD.

AN the night of ts 2d March, While passing the
and Chattanooga Rdroad, prisoner -
Of AMES STEW kT, ,sapel n the say
tween Layergne and Antioch The said Jane Stewart at 81
years old, is about @ inches high, has rather Haahg
pexfoE darE, heavy Ehsssra,
$50 pounds. When b. sscsped hsd aufs PsnaIda
brown iToe coat had drawing cha round hs left
ieoed by He says his family reside neer shehgyi Bel
couuiry
NashFilis Shelley kely 90 y lukiag be4see1
those two pisees give rssTi ef $50 g
viii eonfue szd Stewart
get him. ". =. JOPLiN3, shera o.
mh2J-d,tE4 vIN McNaiFy county Tenn
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NOTICE
~ ~ u u
To PASS SENGEKS.


s. e 8 = 8 y. q ktsS
TO PASSEN GEKS.
PASSENGERS TRAINS running on TIE Nashville and Chat
tanooa Railroad, will leave the Depot at Nashville the
minute laid down the Schedule toHit: 43O A. Nj and
NJ and in orer prevent confusion the ticket the
starting, Passengers respectfully requested
provide advance Of the and that all
h accommodated Ticket Will he in his
before the departure Of each train E. W. COLE,
mhig-tf. Superintendent.
TNOR RENT.---The large Room the Daily News
formerly occupied by Barnards Book Biudery This
room 30 is suitable for lob Printing Office Book
Bndery, any eclaica mploymeut. power
can he lad from the News Office Engine in room.
enquire Mr. Fisher, News Office, Of Il v Linesey
he subscriber. iiabl JAMES W. I0YTE.
ORNAMENTAL Trees Ind EVergFeenS.
MMONTGoMERY 4 MeGREDl ,Nurssrymen Nashville Tenn
i've invite special stock Of Fruit
trees Evergeens reen House Plants laUUO
and Eyerg ssble for eiste
Fruits-5O00 Apple !, x 4 years Did.
Pears-2uOO DWarfs 4 Standards, ? TO years old.
Peaches JUOOU years old, Cherries, PGms Aprcuts Nee
tariens and quince in lacge Eunnqers
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries aspberries Goose
berries Currants & bouquets st all seasons.
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
nall linWOOd. Nurseries Nashville Tenn.
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A. C. oAKTER. ". C. wILLsFoRD. }. B. M'TERRN
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM. srE
CARTER, EILLSFORD n co
(successors to Carter Mckay Co., and to B. Laner Co
TEAYE this day associated together style
Of dng General Auction Commission and wholesale Grocery
Business having the and commodiOus
house. lately erected and occupied BY MeSsr| B. Lan Co.
times prepared fill orders the lowest cash prices.
We will settle all claims against the old firm of Carter, Mckay
Opce. CARTER, wILLsFoRD n co.
SUNDkIES.
iOc bbis do Moiasses; 25 Jbls Roe Herring;
Is bbis No small DO IL tlerces choice hFiggs;
& landing from steamer Red Rover, and for sale low for cash
atNo.5 Market street CARTER, WILLSR0RD co.
jan28-tf
(IKANBERIfIES.--lO 4 .--lOO, h&14 bbs HOe fresh Gran.
'.,''' CARTER, wILsFoRD co
jan. II. No s. Market st.
STARCIT Boxes Fo1s Pearl Starch ae best article
I'm - '-'' ~ = CARTER, w1LsFoRD e. co,
jan.li, Nos. Market st. .
OYSTERS.--loOo Gases NumsOn, Thomas & Cos Superior
COve Oyers,warranted equal put up. Bal
timore prices, freight added by
jan. IL. or No. 5. Market st.
6bls halt and quarter G6l, fresh
c.bGrries just received, and STEp for sale yy By
10n BAGS strictly prime Lsguyra Coffee, just landing and
lOU for sale low by CARTER WLLLSEoRD z co,
a BAGS prime old Government Coffee for sale low bv
AD CARTER, WILLIS ORD a CO.,
jann No 5, Union street.
n BAGS strictly prime Baltimore Oofee tbs best ar
OB ce that has bsen in this market years. inst land
ing and for sale low by CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO.,
janll No. 5, Market street.
GSOAP.--300 Louis Memphis aps for sale At
S9Aanufacturefs prices, freight added by
CARTER, WILSf0RD 4 CO..
jan. IL. No. ). MarEet st.
uERRING.--7eo Boxes, Dried Herring just received ia
i store and fer sale very low by
CARTER, wILsFoRD CO.
JanH No. 5. Market ST.
TAINTED BUCkETS.--5O0 Doz Buckets asserted
Just received in store and for sale by the trade at mapufa
prices with freight added. :.
CARTER, WILsF0RD 4 CO.
jan. H. No. 5. Market st.
SUGAR hhds fair strictly prime and choice iouis
- Sugar. landing and fer sale low for cash, by
CARTER, WIBLSFORD &Co.,
janll No. S, Market street.
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BUTTRR! BUTEERI! BUTTER III
KKTE have in tryhVe Ferkins fresh Reserve Butter
Wv which We win ssel low. 80
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I,nperInI sni,e.


The Paris Noasteur Of the sab inst, publishes
long article explaining The reasons which caused
the Emperor to conclude peace The following is
summary:
The Emperor of Austria had promised TO grant
concessions large scale 10 Venetis, but requir
ing as a condition, qua non. the return OF the
Areh-Dukss. The Emperor NspolsOa accepted these
conditions Il is easy to that II after the
CONCLUSION Of peace the deslinies Of Italy had been
entrusted 10 men who hsd more at heart the future
OF their common tathes I'd than little partial sue
eess, the aim Of tbeir EdsavSrs would have been
10 develop, and not 0bstruet, the consequences of
the treaty Of VilIafrsnca, and the Venetia would
have been placed the same footing as the Lux
embourg with Holland. The Arch Dukes will not
be established by foreign forces but that portion of
The treaty Of VhlAfranca not having been carried
out Austria will find herself freed from all engage
ments taken in favor Of Yenelia. Instead or the
policy of reconciliation and peace, d f4nce and
hatred will be seen to reappear, which Will entail
fresh msforlunes, Much, it would appear, is ex
peeted from a Congress, which We hail with all cur
best wishes; but We strongly doubt that Congress
would obtaiH better conditions for Ilaly. il would
not be fright to ask from q great power important
concessions without Offering equitable compsnss-
ten War would be the only way 10 re 'olve the
difficulty, but Italy must be aware that one power
alone makes war for al idea, and that is France,
aud France has accomplished her mission
The above is The substance Of paragraph which
h ,s recently made considerable sensation by its
q psarance in the Paris Aoni.ear. It Is good IL
iustraticn of the detesiable manner in which the
happiness Of millions is rendered subservient to the
interests and the piques of their desPOtio rn-
lers The people Of Parma, Modsna and Tuscany
refuse 10 recsSs back their hated rulers, and the
Austrian Emperor is iIritAtsd al their refusal, lie
is mad vita the ModeBtss and TuseaRs-RAd with
the French Emperor for not enforcing the return
mad with England for encouraging resistance but
he can strike none Of these, he Hreaks his spite
on his Venetian subj acts. and premises them con
tinusnce Of his cruel lsspotsm, II would be some
thing like this, if slaVe-ONRer had human
neghbor ana we're 10 cay 10 hi'a, g give ms cor
ner Q: your coru6eld or viii torture my negroes
= ..
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NUMBER 160.
AYERS
Ague Cure,


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and AgHe, Re- ---
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Agus,
Periodical Headache, Bilious Head
ache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed for The
whole class Of diseases originating in BIZ
iary deEangement, caused b. the Malaria
OF miasmatie countries.
No one remedy Is louder called for by the me-,
eesslties Of the American people than a and
safe cure tor Fever and Ague. such are
now enabled to Offer with perfect certainty s'-.
that It VIII eradicate the disease, and with a.
sIrance. founded proof, that harm can
arise nom its use in any qusTtify.
That which protects from prevents this dis .i
order must be OF Immense service IN the eaUuls-
mites where it prevails PsBesti0n is better than
enre, for the patient escapes the risk which he
must run IN yioleut attacks Of this baleful dis
temper. This q CuRE'' expes the nIiasmatie
poison Of EEvER AND AGUE from the system and
prevents the development of the disease, If taken
the first approach Of its premonitory symptoms.
II is not only the best remedy vet discovered
for this class ol complaints but also the cheapest
The large quantity supply for a dollar brings It
within the reach Of every body and IN biii0us
Districts where fEvEH- AGCE pcevails. every
body shond have II and use it freely both for
and protection Ii is hnped this price will place il
within the reach of all tie poor wen ths
Ti.h. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy aud certain
cuTs of interuttents Is that il contains Qunine
mineral, consequently it produces No qUiRism Or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by ii left as healthy IS Il
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Agne IS not alone the consequence Of
the masmatie poison. A great variety Of disorders
arise from its irritation, among which Neural
gia. Rheumatism. Goat, Headache. Biindness,
Toothsche, EaTaehe. CataTfh. Asthma, PapitatiOn,
Painful Affection OF the Spleen. Mysteries, Pain in
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis. and DSrmlgement q
the Stomach all Of which, when originating IN
this cause put the intermittent type, or become
periodical. This s. Cure expels the poison ron
the blood, and consequently cures them all alike.
1t IS an invaluable protection 10 inlmigrants and
persons travelling OF temporarily residing in ehs
maarious districts. If taken occasionally or daily
Tkie exposed TO the infection, that vii be excre
ted nom the system, and cannot accumulare IN
sufficient quantity TO ripsn into disease. Hence i
Is even Taiuabls for protection than cure, and
few viii ever suffer from InteTnittentss if they
avail themselves CT the protection this remedy
a.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
r0R all THE PURPOSES or A FAMILY pHYSIO

are 50 composed that disease within the range Of their
action can rarely Withstand evade them. Their pen
etrating properties search, and cleanse and nEgoats
every portion Of the human organism, correcting Us
diseased action and restoring its healthy vaties As
consequence Of these properties. the invalid who q
bowed down with pain physical debility astonished
to find his health energy restored By remedy at
once 50 simple and inviting.
N3tsonly do they cure the everyday complaints of
every BODY but also many foTmidabie and dangerous
diseases. The agent below named IS pleased 10 fyrnish
gratis ny American Almanac, containing certificates
Of their aud directions fO their IN the follow
ing complaints COstireRsss, Hea7t5tsIl, Headache,
yzSi1lQ from dis0rysd stomach Nausea LtdiqssttOa
Pam " and Morbid bacti0a Of tie BOscels, Flatsae
Loss Of APpetite Jatsld5es, and other kindred COM
plants, arising from low stste Of the body O5strue
ton Of its functions. They excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strsnath % the system deblatea 81 aeass
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It will great trouble flour friends
in writing 10 wilt bcaI in mir the following rules
Always give the ae Post 0c county, and State IN the oag
OF your letter.
II wish the Paper changed from ecs to another, give
both Offices in i0l. .- - -
II wrs business niattsr write separate
sheets o. paper, different leaves Jf sheet. -
Letters and communications solicited all sur aets
and suhie Of noma interest the public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character viii receive
attention. r rs
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We caulot unirTt4ke recleI communications
AL letters business should be directed To Messr u
EASTMAN CO. and personally . either Of the Pro-
prietors
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Aver S Cherry Peetoral,

Coughs. Colds. Influenza, HOaFseRess, Group,
Bronchitis, IncipieEf Consumption aad for
the relief sf COnsumptiVe Patients in ad-
Vaneed stages of the disease.
So wide il the heid Of its usefulness and numerous
are the cases OF It's cures that almost every section o.
country ahoands in persons pnbliey known who have
been restored from alarming and even desperate d-
eases Of the Inngs by its use When once tried, ~
superiority eyefy other medicine Of its kind = too
apparent to escape observation and where It's vItnea
are known, the public no longer hesitate what antdois
10 employ for the distressing and dangerous affections
5f the pulmonary organs that are Incident 10 our
climate. While many Inferior remedies thrust uPoR
the community have failed and been DISCARDED, this has
gained friends BY every trial conferred benefits on the
kcted they can never forget and prOdueed toe
numerous and too remarkable 10 be forgotten.
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REMOVAL.
womM VnRK A. GO.

avns renoved their Beck BtndeFy ane
sank Book Banufaetory 70 the Baptist PuohsnAs hSass
- house seioW Douglass Co., norh Market sire no
55 r fom the sq1are-and will be glad All Iasaf oa
fours and Invite shat want Eork n oar ns
DreDasz 10 make Blank Books In the hest manles ~ ~ 49,
vsn paftsrn Particular attention will be PAID 70 ~ ~,
q Periodicals. old Books. Our prices are N - s,e- n
lowest The STYLE Of work ba IS ss shsIy -
nion Street Books iee a either pAee VII tse
attsEtIon. sPE sse1l-.n,a.
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Great Attraction,

uYE will sell at Auction, on saturday, the sth o.
m October, a the COuithouse In Nashville. y y
one of the hest business Lots IN he city, being Lot No.
south College street. opposite 0rooms Furniture store
tb III font. q feet runs $50 feet OF the most de-
sirle aprogo the city The particular attention q
snitast ana men qT enterprise Is aUd g ts safe as ta5
= s 81 s fssg za2pTdyrGted dssFd5ts 10 Is 70 Be had
scplO-td J. 1. 4 R. ", BROWN
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CROSSS.TIES IVEE,CED-

VIE Ns. VILE and North wesiern Railroad Company wish
% cont aci Tor 10000 Cedar Cross.'H'Ies, feet
leng nes thick well hewn lace At naroWest place not
less au is clear Of bark, bsr to he sound 10 be deliver
e al the grade line of the road 1 VssbytIIs
TIE contractors contract for al ono VVhEfe or
FoAt yak AAess OF the above 10 he delivered
the ne " the road IN piles f4,m seor ~ =, ..ti %
sn0ugh each section t. supply lie ~ - ~ ~ ~
Persons wishing 20 bid will dlre. 10 ~ prs,id, - nj.
su Of us Nas6riIs and SoTtb st Fsaeat ana Direct
NSakYils, Team. sN~ tSi+ohR -
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TOAaccol TohneenI

FE0E Railroads have reea to the yv lew rate eg
6S cents per ore hendred pound Tobacco hbs,
lfo Nashville TO ynchburg, Va. those Interested
parhase aud sale Of Leaf TObsec, considT & advantages
isled by this ren cOn An eghG svng
e veil speedy
aflfery &C e. ". CoLE,
- tsPu~1-Sn RsVS Superintendent N. 3 G. \. b
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hELNa besn appointed Agents foE the Western Virginia
works tex the sale thsF Land Plaster Fe are prepared
70 frnlsh i . 1hs prcs At the Mines with irsiht SSdsi
seul5-lr AfsA14hOHG 3 W.
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WoM4As Tact Mrs. D. Bowers has been
laughing immodelateiy at the Philadelphia crities
and smnhg others, At Inc superlatively vain Dr.
shelton Mckenzie. She is an actress Of great pro-
fessonal as well "a literary talent aud hsd pro-
duced at her theatre in Philadelphia, an original
play called Black Agate The crimes were very Sc
veIe upon this home production, aud suggested that
the lady manager would evnee better taste bJ draw
ing upon soaae Of the old English dramas. Mrs
Bowers, in due courae of time, produced what she
styled "A new play, called lsadora," andtSrthEIth
Mir Mckenzie pronounced it failure-a very poor
adaptation Of one Of Byron's poems; he thought the
playwright had spoiled Byron, and failed TO msks
splay goth pntting on the stlgc. He again sug-
gested tl the manager the proprieiy Of letting ma
tive satkors slide and falling back upon the rich
stores Of British writer's. All the other Philadel-
phia papers took the criticism Of DR.. Mckenzie as
good authority referred 10 il as founded upon one
Of Byron's pieces by some native author, who had
accomplished nothing.
After The critics 4d had their say, Mfs. Bowers
quietly informed the public that the nrw play was
one written by W. Proctor, the grest Barry
Cornwall. +" and was produced in England by Mac
ready thirty years ago--Maeready taking the lead
ing part Mrs. Bowers says that the play then cali
ed ''AIirandola, /" was produced by Mr.. Maeready
many years since ia London With great suceess
adequate 10 its wonderful beauty and impressive
nsss It's well known u eVefy person I caltureas
any play by Shakespeare. 1t IS an almost iaultless
dramatic wor ,eplste with poetic pst1os md worthy
Of he getius Of Proctor and Maeready
And having thus bought and sold ihtse evils CT
thelPhiladelphia Press. she very pertnentiy asks
in card, whether such Inalrvoeut ignorance IS 70
control public taste. or wht ther The people will ds
regard these misrepresentation judge for them
selves of the quality Of her entertainments.
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TAR R ANTS
EFFERYKSCKSF
SEIT Err APE RE N n


SELT E H. A p 4 R e N n
This valuable and popular Aediens prepared eonfy With
the analysis of the waters Of the c=eoTse Selzer SFTD IN
anTeraiiy received the most f1TorasIe recon-
msndsrons Of the Medical profession and
Discerning Puois, a. the
MOST EFFIGIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERTENF sl
USE hsng entitled special preference ever the NAM
Mineral spring waters seitz PoSders and other similar arm
10th IRON its conpaetzsss and greater encscy IL aJ &c
usei with the bestefset in all
RRlsas sad Fs6rils Diseases, St HsldaeAs LOssoS AE
''is, 44d9'''A a"I az ;af q e., ,eo'-paf' ''''g
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
It parcOlary adapted the Of TAssers by Sea ana
GslSts Iav.Ijas snd tonTaisscents; Captains oT =.
Vessels and planters VIII and II a valuable al.
who used has high rayor and Is deemed In
lslen4ab5e.
81 f af El,5ifisna-It dives the hsss atisfsction al.
laying nnsmDaLo ymPtons and In nany esss saeetuAiy
~ ,sss ~ eSses oI rarel Hadigssfioa Ha7f5urn azd
C1sslre1sss- Proves Medicine ts greatest utility
Arg o. rae Stomach, md ts distressing sict tsSss
asaI dsriiy pregaae yyeds speeaiIy, And marked
success under IT. he sltnf al influence.
aarTs tie greGfssl ,giT % tso4s aSflcfsd lsfA Sr5
M 70 tis PlesGenty zaing on boWrls, ReutrAzng all
rrtatu seereOas and thereby all naAmnSEOry ten
isncies f-.-
IN 6,et ;s ssralaable in az casse aelSye GENIE Apsrsa
PHF2GfiJs 10 required.
II is in the form poSIeF, carefully in b0ttlss 70
keep climate aad merely requires water poured asn
Taken 10 the morning, interes With the aVocstions
tbe day acting gently the system restoring the digestive
powers exciting healthy and vigorous Of & staeh and
creating elasticity Of mind aud dow Of spirits which give zsE
every enjoyment 1t also enables the invalid to enjoy
inpuny, from which he OtsrWise be de-
Arr, without Shieh life is irksous and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
u the highest standing throughout tbs e0suy and is steadily
popularity for series Ot years, strongly gu4aAs s
efficacy and valuable and eOEmehd u the favorable
notice Of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sid, Wholesale and Retail by
JUN A. 7ARRANf CO., Druggists.
unel5-dIy No. 97S flTsen sich Warren. "
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o U II FL A q

OU II FL A q
Hoist, host cur nag TO heavens breeze,
let every fsd hosf high,
Unf1ld its hammer every where,
beneath the SGstsTn SKY
Ia war. let every stf.Ds 20 forth,
E5rGs by tie pxtri0t's hsHds
Proclaim rs tsaniy and its T0rth,
Osr moor and LII and strand.
Ii peace gnaid we'll the sacred boon, fa
Bequsathed by patriots bioad,
f1r OH twas won ia freedoms cause, st er.fEW
Amid the BATTLES food
Hoist, hoist Ou7 flag to heavens breeze,
L5t tysFy fold fOal high,
UHfar Us h4nEsF everywhere, 20
Beneath The western sRy.
Host. hoist our Gag IN 4Fi's grea! TsFn,
Let every star d0at higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the talest spire.
Lei Trnnssssans every Whers--
Let sTery state around,
KnsE where type of nature s made
NhsIseF t5Fsis iGand-
Above our own fH GdIlsyv,
Our eOuntry's standard Wave, n p aaa
Aad gudsrGeatl It's folds preside,
% The beautiful-tbs brave
The chiid-tne pare nt-patri0t-
TIE warrior without strife. 81
Rests here. in sweetest OFtrsitnTs
With every charm but life.
Then raise hznnert the sky
Let every star bear news,
Thattgpes a the Art tlailsry,
Are lnEile BY C. @. HUGHES,
fsbIs-d4rsn carner NJ tniieRr Sna Union -.