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I'M PORT ANCE


and should only be trusted to an experienced
and trustworthy OPTICIAN. Imperfect and
badly chosen Glasses, not speaking of inferior
quality, are to the Eyes what slow poison
would be TO the body"
Mn SERMONS need not publish any Price
Cirreaf of his glasses, as those who have tried
them know fully well. had they paid double
the amount for them they would have been
cheapatany price, but this he will say that they
arenot charged more than they are sold AT their
establishment In England, and their Agents in
Nslc York. Mar Orleans and BqitiHlOre In re-
peating my thanks FOR the liberal patronage
and in assuring all those who have not yet
provided themselves with them, that this is
the
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-President Fowlkes
has arrived from Marshall, and deposited the
stockholders loan in bank here. He address
es the public tomorrow night. He reports
deficit of $4,000 in the accounts Of the
road
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ME SALE OF GROCERIES. KIRKPATRICK
ms IL Co. Offer. this morning. at 10 o'clock
ront of their warehouse. on Market street,
extensive and well selected stock of Gro
, az auction. on time.
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| ~ The following compliment ~ motto -
our Columbus. Ga. coniomp, raries ar.
re sure. we'll merit. Il by TIL sweet singer
hom they ars bestowed. The Times says;
Mss Seaman sings wrll. and would
| ,l,.ss do better. il -hy had an ac,omplni-
that would ct their in-trumcuts in tune.
| of her highest uot's were rs p ri CT a.
|, Of anv cantaIrcr We have ,vyr heard
bier trilling very n"atly and hnud omrly
|uted IL is sh err injustice t. h r o. have
|ng with such an acron panlm"ut.
| liz Ami Scanlfn. pr t'y. p'PnHt- little
sang with much sw"o.n -. burn, = adj
ballad of Anne l. uric Slr y rs
| IL called upon to repeat It. whic.I rtq .e>t
|sraciously complied with"
be Daily San says:
bliss Seaman sang that beautiful ballad,
sung in our city by Miss Ami Kemp
i Il Arrest spot on earth O. me. is h. IN ,
crcditably. IL was t, Ice r, GREETED h q
|ead.ng Niolinist WAS act h, tier post Il in
| d to his part. than to draw his bow
is his fiddle whilst the lady wa p rlorm-
b dpninucndo movement al TIL close OF "A
A voice 80 soft and sweet "A, hers should
/ nu.hing To interrupt il, aud not II fiddle
L. should bc touched until she is ready to
la with the melody Should il ever be
pleasure to hear Miss Seaman again in
Sweet ballad. we trust Monsieur fiddler
hold on at the hold. and go on at the 20
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Rock City Mills.
arrangements of the Liver and Stom.
ach.
once be attended to.

Should at be attended to.
HooFIASD's GERMAN BTrTERs, prepared by Or. C NJ
Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa and sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere will cure all dseas
es arising from disordered Liver or Stomach.
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S ial N o tice
TO MI whom IL may concern.

~ may
Having, since m arrival here, sufficiently proved
th't IA, testimonials and references with which nrst
introduced my SELF, dcservody OF such oharac-
ttr as 10 enable me Ia gain similar ones from most
respect .bIe citizens here Who have placed them
5. ives under my treatment, either for nKAyNEs or
Tor Diseases 0f the EE- Bog now give notice to
al those who neei my PROFESSIONAL SERVICES that
they W. benefit themselves ana do justice me- II
they eiu sprly once, some may require
my special attcutun Tor some time, particularly tina
Of thc EfE uoald further that after the 23rd
ms stay Viii be- lmtfd taI vii not under
take which N either require such surgical OPP
erations that will need my attention after their per
iormance, case that may require lengthy treat
ment from my hands therefore il nil be D. the
advantage OF Taticnis who intend be treated by
ne, To apply at ones before that date.
p. A. Won NOSCHZtsKER,
oCuisI and Aurist.
81. Com Horrl, Feb ., is o-aA~n rR4a
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Wilson Spring Property.

McEwen and others Us. Nance K Matock.
DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancery ConTt at
i Nashville, at November Term, 1855 in above
cause Will sell at the Court house, in tins city,
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1859,
lots Nos 49, 20, AZ, so and ST. being subdivisions OF
Lot No. "A il the original plan Of Wilson Spring Prop
erty.
TERMs-One, two and three years. credit, without
interest. Notes with good personal security requr
cd and lien retained
janI9-td J. E. GIEAvES, c. & NJ.
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Stomach or Liver.

such as Indigestion, Acidity Of the stomach Cholic
Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Dcspondeuty
Costycuc-s Bind and bleeding Piles In all Ncr
vuus Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections, Il has o
numerous instances, proved highly beuetCai and ID
others effected decided cure.
Tins ~ a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles, after the manner OF tn,
celebrated Holland professor, Bnerhave. Because of
great most Of the European States its
introduction into the tuitcd States intended more
especially FOR those of iatherland scattered here
tnd there over the face of tins mighty country
Meeting with great success among them, now ouc
u To the Anne. lean public, knowing that It's truly
dcrlui medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
IL II particularly recommended To those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by ia
continuous use OF ardent spirits other forms OF dis
spltun. Generally instantaneous in effect il finds us
way dIrecUe the seat of life, thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve. raising mp the dropping spirit,
IN fact iuiusug new health and vgor IN the system.
NOIlCE-Nhocycr expects to nnd tins "A bevcra
will be disappointed; bat to the SICK, the weak a
low spirited Il VIII prove grateful aromatic cordial
eau TON.
The great popularity OF tins delightful Aroma la
induced many limitations, which the public shout
guard against purchasing. BE not persuaded a. bu
anything else until you have given Bocrhave's Ito
land Btrrs a fair trial. one bottle viii convince yo
how infinitely superior 1t IS 10 all these limitations.
Rs- sold at 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So
THE sol , PROPRIETOR.
BENJAMIN y CF Jr., 81 co.,
Manufacturing m rm, -cr.t '~s ana Chemists,
sold by Druggists general throuSEoaI The uai;ee
States and CaHadas.
a. sold va Nashville by
EwIN, PENuLEfoN \ Co, Wholesale Ag'ts
". W. BERRY \ DEMuVIlI.E,
nr. A. II. ROSCOE,
10 G.. BROWN,
DEMOViflE n BELL,
e.. ". HEM ERSHUTT,
Dr. I. WELLS.
WELLS, HOOPER CO.,
BEEtH n HUNIER.
And by Druggists generally throughoutthe State
ap2s-dSwly
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NASHVILLE. Feb. Z, 1889.
DEAR SIR;-NothinC can afford more plcasur
than 10 offer you my thanks for the prompt relief
which you have brought 20 my sight. My profess
sional duties have lately weakened my eyes
much prevent almost from reading in the
evening, and II was with the greatest efforts that
could really do SO: but these efforts followed
the next day by heavy pains in both eyes and con-
slant inflammation, which the trying for
l always could only make use Of one eye,
(the right being covered by freckie from In
fancy.)
Your arrival in this city has been highly beneficial
TO me. You have not only in a very few days reliev.
ed me Of pain and inflammation, but you have also
strengthened my sight and gr atty relieved the FREQ
kie which covered my other eye. All this done
without any cessation Of my professional duties and
at the expense OF the mot trihing which ever
could be paid 10 any physician.
In expressing you my satisfaction intend merely
to do justice your eminent skin oonlisi, and
whenever this testimonial can be Of any use I Wish
you TO publish It for your advantage, my side
will always confirm this stat ment verbally.
Yours, truly,
PROFESSOR A. FRIsR.
DIR. MosoIIEsKns, ST. Cloud Hotel.
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NASHVILLE, TENNEsSEE.


WE are now in reoeipt q large and well
w assorted stock Of 6roeeries. Liquors, Sc-, 10
which we invite the attention Il the trade:
SUGARS. leo box Chewing Tobacco,
10 hhds Louisiana sugar, all grades Va hraLds.
AZ granes: 1870 kegs White Iead;
al bbis y Y. and Baltic. 10 q. shot, all sizes
Crushed sugar, 20 =. bar Lead
IS bbls n n Loaf aud l5 - NAsfn Hacking:
Powdered sugar 500 bags tne SAT;
COrFEE loco bbls kansNtIa salt;
100 bags choke Baltimore 80 boxes quart TASKS;
Canee. les put aud 4, pai 80;
go bags choice New Or 100 kegs Nails assorted
'~G nH DdssS iIoUoRs.
10 bbls chacs Reboiled 90 bbis SMITHS cid Re-
Naiasses. ssrye WHISKY.
50 !. sels choice Rebel. 60 IBIS Oh Bourbon
"a Mo,ass. >. Whisky.
90 e.. eso o syrup. IS bbls s,la Bye WHISKY;
sINnisIkS IS :. Aonong-aela
500 boxes star Candles whkky;
100 . T.ilow 30 bbls i1ke's AasnatA
Us hsr soap. WHISKY
80 Gtoand Pepper; 600 bols lem. pure White
40 Sistre, WHISKY;
Is Gnssr; IS ssi Ns~som's WHISKY
tus a. sun Cart. xsia; - bbl ola Eefs And Cora
es - 1 disc Altsizss WHISKY
fls cssks csre. ssla; IS bhLs old Port and Ma
- Naadsr aga wBsss
a haes ge.st-xF. q kbs Au. lsa.
Is y ksaxes : :. He Land 1Hs
u iseroes Rse; II eels sia easa.o Bran
leo dos "a assd Bssksts; ay;
as {" Wash es-&sssi = ans An- a.
81 aests TABS: s s. e-skssa champAgns
i1s doz Hrooass 49,
10 100 assnrtcd cgarss $50 bis Ciier fineszF-
! % ok sHnsk as rsszrcoi
Tnxcshss ~ith n1eny saher azticleH, ssch are
'' ssss-s = = : ssU Fac ASnERsnN.
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Undivided Interest i'm Land and
Negroes.
John p. Waller rs. Isaac NJ. Watson ct ais
PURSUANT TO a decree Of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville November Term, 1858, in above
cause will sell for cash, at the Court house. in this
city,
Saturday, the 18th day Of February. 1859,
All the right, title and interest which lrsac NJ Watson
has IN the estate Of Jonathan r. Watson, deceased,
and being undivided twelfth of the Tract VI Two
Hundred and Fifty Acres OF Land, more or less, on
which Jonathan X. Watson resided al his DEATH and
also an undivided twelfth interest in the following
named Slaves belonging said estate, to-wit; sam,
aged IS; Sinda, aged As; lula oged 80 years; Tom,
Ie years.
janl9-td J. L. GLEANES, {. 4 NJ.
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

MEMPHIS. Feb. 10.-The overland mail O
the 18th arrived this afternoon.
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A"ti' a'IOuii' VI N1PiI'i anu -. -
SUI P'ds'---' .----- 81 io4-,4Sl -
,
,., r. -, :, :, h,N9h-i", 80, 40, ~
of CAS-, baIanre in
t,,'t."r H,, "a
,|'.r., - - 'iG - -,o
,,,,,', w.. N.'u. ~, i'''-'
- -. I - , i'o"l
r' O"N'" ny '"o e. en-, IN
-, Iii iS 80 -, '''o-A w
AT,-,''5 -. - e..
-, - ~S1 "A -
n1m,l,rrcf Ra, ~ rs,ate
80 ~ 80 - -
=, ~ - 80 - 80,
I,, 81 va " IN 'iicio
Amount Loan on pGsaa1 '''''0- 70
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D e AT N Z S S!

For the last twelve years have been afflicted with
rising in my right accompanied with deafness.
Ten days ago placed myself under the Treatment Of
Or. NoN MoscHzIskER. found myself greatly reiev-
ed and doubt after few more visits viii be sound
aud entirely wclI With satisfaction recommend all
those who are suffering from Deafness Blindness
not 70 delay placing themselves under the care
VoS MoscnzIsKER, do firmly believe IL mere is any
Disease either Of the Eye Ear shat ii durable Dr. Voc
MosCKzsKER can do it. r.. p aL-
NASHVILLE, Feb. 4, 1859.
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Lot of 1 ~I-2 Acres in Spring
! ~ E1 Place.
Chancery Sale of House and LO
Saturday, the 18th day Of February, 1883
Chancery Sale of Negro,

ChanCefy SHE Oh NeSfOtS.
Morgan Co. and others Allen Ledbetler and
others.
DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court ut
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1855, in above
cause will sell the Court house, this city
Saturday, the 18th day of February, 1883,
A Negro Woman named Adeine and Der chill
drcn, E1dTidge and Mary attached IN above suits.
TERNs.-Six months crenit, without interest. Notes
with approved securities, and payable in Bank OF
Tennessee, required of purchasers
janIe-td J.E GLEAYES, c. M
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ST A Il + ME- L
CONDITION THE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
On the lst day Of January, A. D., 1859,
Made 10 the Comptroller of the State Of Tennessee
pursuant 10 the Statute Of that State.

pursuant 10 the Statute Of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name OF this Company is HE HOME INsUI ANcE
COMPANY, Incorporated ia 1858, and locate il the
city Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company
tualiy paid up ia Cash Is. 5000 900
The surplus on the first day
OF January, 1s59.......... 442 ,l3I ~
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Hay.
On BAiks HAY, Just received and for sale by
OO aer4 b. n. BISkk.Y
CRATES. GRATES!!
TUST RECf1yR1--
u 80 une iariaF CRATES with sumner part,
$50 common mAitir grates.
20 - do once grzIrS
81 amt gsairs, tos priced all sikes
very nie,ssnc ulsrhlised hlantles,
$50 piecsx fltIshurg hollow ware Consisting
81 Englsh pas, lruna % Is gal.auS, biscuit bakers
aeep ovens sklets ali six. wash and sgar kessics.
$50 Pirces assoT ted dus Ny ssssrtusent Of
tn ware u fVmplete, and every piece made IN the
besi manner. J. " Wilson
fcs--u DEPOSITS the seNaHee House.
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Tho greatest amount insured on any one risk "a
$50 900, but wlu not as general rule exceed $40
Ooa. -
The compshy have general rule as 10 the amour.
allowed % be insured IN any city, tosn village or
block II beigg the intentioa of the COMPANY 10 als
II butte IL fise m such manner as not 10 lose more
than sio, OOo by single hre
Ne part 90 Is Caltsl ~ inFs arc deposited in
any other tate security f,sr less thsreiu
A. att ST., copy II the Charter or Act OF Ineor
poEstiel ss'1,'ii sAliss ibis Statement
TAR as Nae feRE
Gag and toaBty ef &aw York -
CnAgLes 4, ssASriS, f'reshtcat AMI J. aItroS SarFH
Secretary ~ he HOME INSURANCE COMPANY be-
tng seNcralsy uals sworn, aefose and say aud eaah
taf himselI sass, that foregoing true fun aud
statement the zgAirs II tie sald Cor poga
toR, aad that they the above described oEncefs
thrTeoI.
signed, CHAstEs J. MsxTTx, prezldeat
ragnoa, J. hnrss SxIfn, Secretary
sebscrIbei aad Sworn bcfoFs t.ais 2lGh day ~
January. a. d., 1889.
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
IL - Cemnaizsio1eF for GeEnessse,
Ia New Xofk
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EXTRACTS

FROM SOME OF THE BEST PAPERS.
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ctAIa % Tvs - TNnltka . tlFFlTI,
NAsHsTiK, JAnasry 2sth, lsss
THIS l. ~ eerlliy toe Hess tSsF Csrksg
locatei a Seu York, ia The II AeW NeFk, has
eemplied ~ith al reaaifruaa0ls = an aet pass
D. tbs Gencrai AssesAbiy q tbs stats Il tennessee
ia AAfeh 1886, s8ttisl - An Al e. ~ stats The
sseuftts ~ inssfAher = apauifs stc<fI-AFz1e1
bg use STATE q Decreased sat thsl is ssH 4nd
" y Mas the leEaiiy authaFtEea agents ~ Sac
comssas IA tte esty A4s1 vile. ssas x Tsearsse
- }. q. DUSI-Af, camrtfosief.
paslsss ssaea aas Eese1ed IA this rsllebls Tnser,
sncs uelalasy as tssE Eziss, olEes ~ - ceIlsss
5 i.a-saf NASH MARI. Assass-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

- =.E
ia THE PRoroskD TERRTroklis =. b.
GOTH e the western hayf 81 what Va
Mlnnesota territory. when liz STATE was
formed : line was drawn Though tie
middle cf HE Territory from north e
south. The eastern part Hecslnls lis STATE
|of Mimnssota and western III nno toalaiz
Cd and Without 4 government.
es I" AFisona 4 Il ! combination 81 lie
south part % New Mexico with tIIhl Ne.
silla Valley strip Of land which ws pul..
chased from Mexico in 1854. TIE lat
Ter 81 Without local government. rs
Nevada Is the western half 81 Uiah
lying Between Sail Lake and eaIilornia,
Laramie means the western rart 81
4 NEBRASKA in which ths fort oi thai nanns
Hes PeaEe" in tho Rock ! Noun.
tain chain, ii the western part of Kansas,
which part i is proposed 70 cul olT foI
the new Territory. s
Superior, Of tontohagon.,s = ifht
peninsula between Lakes Superior and
Michigan, part Of which nov belongs Il
Michigan and part q Wisconsin.
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Dialogue q NfEspaptTh

How does it 9happen, neishbor d !.
that your children have so much greater
progress in learning, and knowledge 81
the world than mine They IN attend
the same school. and. COR audh + know
enjoy the game adrspte8es. z isfs
|. Pc yoa take the nswspapsrh neigh.
Dor al, q So II 80 !
No. sir lido not take them myself but
now and then borrow one. just Ii read =
Pray. sir. what have hemspapsFs % do
with the education ofscTildrenI?,s
Is1fs Why j sir, they have q vast deal ID do
wiElt ID. assure yon \ ] should Is soon
think Of keeping them from school as "a
withhold from them The newspapsfsi |: 4 4
a Ittle school ofAitself Being new EVERY
week, i attracts their attention, aid they
are sure q perussiits rhas, while tl,es,y:
are storing their nlinds with usefgl
sknowledges they Rre ct llis same time ac.
qpiring The att threading {Ec., / have 81
Ten been surprised. tl'at men 6f nd.
EfersiaRding should overlook tlis imEor-
lance Of q newspaper N 4 family 6
~ ln truth neighbor B. I fFea IDENTIFY
think I should like to take fhetS = bnt ]
cannot wen afford tho expense. i,
z Can't afford tie efpense / VIII
let, Tne ask .is Gle value al The four or Eve
dollars year IN comparison With lie
pleasures and advantages toI be derived
from . meteorological fewspapeF !? As
poor as I am, I would not, forffiv dollars
4 veaf denrtrn - ,sso1< sf ~. " +. ~ 81 =
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NEWsRAPE AND Rktprse Tbsrda are
z 654 newspapers printed ipthe EprH. Of
which 2 600 are printed In the Unitsd
States, $50 ii England he remainder
enohg other naiions. live guess fr0m
she number 81 papers Published ID the
United states. we have By far tho most
literary a general III the world. And
I'VE believe there Is mofs general NORMA
tor anon s dir people than my othefop
earth. This speaks nell for nation Sc
young ns enEss lhli1a 81
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Fos ihe Kanawha VALLEY star.
What | lEolld Lie ID 81.

Nhnt ! Would Like 10 Ste. -
| DEAR S4ks. W. ,,o,.,,i, ~. y. l,.
but den. ihera are !. 4, 4, W -.
would love io 49, fbss Is -: ~. Z. !,
make selection ro ~ Z, 4, 49,, 49, 5
and interesting subjects lbat f5rs9 '' fhsn,
selves mon ia isas;na,;SS IN R,,' ''s'., :
will ventuta q select he folIS;v;Ss ~ 4
We would liks ~ seel ,ir;fss 49,, V I, !,
and eoncertraied action. 49, Mali ~ IL
people 81 Western VIRGINIA ~
manner as "a set e ..,;sscs:sl,s q :
linilnances that AIS bron,,l, is $1,000 liz n.
Idevelonnent of her nataral ], esal I rs S
How pleasant it would 81 IN rsn5s,< Ia
great, lie stuDendous fh6 ll,,,ost 80
EcieYable blessinus tbal ko,l,l s6es,;. y IL
people of this se,.l;on II tbsl S. 80 ~.
grand system of ihtarnal ;nsse ,'ss,s -
were completed ana ssour .nr,;nsfssl - ~
sources lin Il STATE IN devslorrc,sr,' s. ~
would Ike Is stand upon sop, ~, ss'.lo,,a {
capped I peaks 81, OUT Grand. sid NOM.
Laips, and view tie wide spreadjn6 nap3.
I. - busy working. energetic lie, tIsat
should be defpsed mo The people 81 dis
good Old Commonwealth. To gaze upon
s:ls p'aclq waters r. the lofely and rohlan
lle hana.odso, bearing upon it, bosom fhe
"a ' .s.''s. III ..'.S1 more ancient
any ~ 3 lc era rs, All richly ladened with
treasures TO El the Golfers of tha5.s fem
fnl serva,at. TO listen ~ H. sl,.;l,
though soul. cheering whis,le af NJ .Ir,g'
Horse a a. ~ ,,s 800, vs. q f.'s a9'
and HES $780, ,sags 'lss peas V peak
the b,,sy ,,o,Ia ~ d H. $3.50 ss,.sys wl'I
The comforts a6d Az i;s, IL 80 Il
Eaatarn and IA Ss - Hne
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

WHolksALE HkScfno al will soon 81
the duty of Cor Hicks 70 iix tss1ihs ior
The hanging d the four baltimore rnnr.
dereFs. QcFrie. Crops. Henry Qamhfil.
and The negro Cepllds. HE Two halter hav.I
ing been Irespited until such time S TIA,
all may fe hund together.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-08

With four metallic qnali6cai;ons I nsn
may be pretty sufe Of worldly sneesss
they are gold ID his pocket, tilxer ii h;s
tongue, bfase e his face, and iron 10 Bis
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j Il rIi / . 81.

9kS II 81 H. III 81 sA4 III
+ The rufe. holy and inspiring love hat
/ tAdiates from the heart of svonth; is ohe
| Of The most beautiful emanations &c The
spiritual halo that encircIes The soul
Time may throw ths dark clouds of ad ]
yersity oFsr il, and The stern pail Of sor-
row miifile It's shrine, but sin ii IS there.
| lis briglit and pure As when first awaken.
led and no clouds are So dark that d few
sweet RAYS will not struggle througii mo
sorrow 50 deep that they viii moi iathom
---no path ssorue ged that they are lost 10
sight. 4 Opposition Is but Al fenecio for
Liheirs bFilliapcy -r-dealhs but a mount,
where they ascend and radiaie more beau I
Elifuliyg III 4 n
Ii wasanight, and Tie calm. pure ether
was jewelsd until the mingled rays sofien-
led the saLle veil of night into Lighter
gauze, and the breathing ocean folded Sill
Is lis bosom the Sparkling diadetii above.
|sA vessel All alone III the vast circle ofsea
and sky, Law like a pure boqnet Of snowy
blossoms upon aImaideD' ! breast larrno
|hio,is with the throbi Of life beneath a
youth with tl5oughtful brow paced 10 and
/ ro upon lie polished deck. now gazing
upward 70 The star-gemed vault, then
ont upon the mirrorsd artitype. His
Thoughts are tracing loved ones far away
gazing, like himself. upon the, radiant
stars that whisper not Of what they bee
from their aeriel homie. Sweet thoughts
Islingpr ia his soul, and awake the solicited
echoes ofthe past. Id fancy lhe cheerful
faces cIusteri6g around the home Preside.
fare with Him. and lis lleart beats high
within his breast rs Imagination paints
with vivid coloring each well remember
| ed spot 30 deeply engraved upon the
scrollo 1 memory,
.sGod bless them all r., be h,urmurs
with trembling lips. This sweet token
dsr wliite fingers placed where Il shall
ever rest. and when she said farewell, 1
| Thought / saw i moisture ID her eye
IPerhaps II was but the blind mist in my
lown But this chaste band Of gold shall
be the emblem of her love for me, and
with her lives llhe emblem Of my deepd
sotion- parting kiss. Z
The star beams flashed from The burr
lnished circlet he pressed il % his lips,
| and bright jewels glistened on either
cheek as lie Agazea up into tue studded
limmensity 81 space, and imagined love
dances reflected from the blue set 81
gems.
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There afe ierriblE times ~ Frazer riftr.
Very NIL gold. less pfoxissi6nz snl
hundreds Of dishearteh6d sifk md il1ft.
|ink men.
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Oh, kle w4sN jewel or wife, 1s'd
Pat. molrninglovef the loss Of his 4.
hzlf shE x.Elts siri,ct ~. tlls splt
end 81 ilo mop.
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Mtfns ROCK Af6tnefly III As Maiden
4N1 House. Kama sSba ~ lip is rennrvesi
fb the large slia CON a's,!'iRu 'ick hioasssep