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o. cyYXVI Act to amend Act entitled "An Act in
5i;tir n 10 the Acts Prohibiting the Slave rade"

CXXXKI An Act to aInenu an III
additirn 70 the Acts Prohibiting the Slave Trade"
Re IL ENACTED 6y tie Senate and House Of Representatives
JSs ojtAf States of America an Congress assembled That
h a. NAV be lawful the President OF the United States
into into contract with person persons society
ee or cody corporate for term not exceeding five years. to
Eve from the United through eir duly constituted
t or agents up Of Aca all negroes, mul4ttoes,
T rons OF color delivered from board vessels zed in the
slave trade by commanders of the United States
armed vessels and provide the said negroes, muaoes and
pers color with comfortable clohn Shelter aud provisions
exceeding from the date OF their being
tbs Of fca price in case to exceed one
ed dollars for each clothed, sheltered and pro-
vded with food P0Udd That any contract made as aoTe
said may the President from time to time as found
found necessary for periods to exceed 1--WE on each re-
newal.
And be further enacted, That the President Of the
United and hereby authorized to issue instructions
the United States d
recDg whenever shall be practicable and under such
rgu ,ons he prescb to proceed directly to
United stas all negroes mulaoe and persons Of color dv
cred from on vessels seized in Of the slave
trade bringing the captured vessels and persons
gagged prosecuting the slave trade the United States for trial
and adjudicaHon.
SIC E. Apd be further eRqcted That the President Of the
Uni St be- and he Is hereby authorized to take immediate
measures his discretion in accordance with existing laws and
tn provisions the first section Of this act for removing
the Afr and her providing with food Shelter and
clothing exceeding from the date OF %
ing africa the captured rc renty landed in The soun
ern Florida and that the Of two hundred and hy
dollars be appropriated for that purpose out OF any
the treasury not otherwise by law
APPROVED, June l6, 1850.
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NASH WILLIE TMEArRE.

TFHIE undersigned having leased ths eslablssb froE
ii Aessrs ALLOwkT & fOsrKR. will it with see,t
Dramatic Company about the loh Of September. Lad5
and gentlemen Of good standing apply 70 Mr.. W H. kv
(zt Mers- Bernard Co.'S Thsstrcai Agents Nss Xork
MUELLER 4 EVERETT
july12 Lessess and Managers
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Valuable College street Property for
sale aG Auction.

ON SATURDAY, Sept. ls at 10 O'Clock u, will sell at
public the Court House. that valuable lot Col
lege street. fronting eighty six feet College street. and front
Capitol Avenue hundred and eighty five which
there comfortable dwelling house and brick Office As an in
vsstment this property inducements unsurpassed ~
any the city Of Nashville examination Of which IS only
this belief The liberal and made
known day of Persons wishing to purchase privately
do by calling the undersigned at the office Of
IRWIN RED H. s. FkENOh'
Nashville, August IS 1860
Ps-Havng to the country possession can oe gwen
Immediately. n o. e
will offer at public sale time and pac 70 ieet ont
IO7 deep and adjoining the large Eaehone
spSis 4 An ssnt ist II. s. FRENCH
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CHAP CXXXvII-An Act facilitate Communication between
the Atlantic Pacih: States BY Electric Tel graph
Be enacted b Senate da6 House Of Representatives
of the United Of America IN Congress assembled That
the Secretary the Treasury under the direction Of the President
f the United States hereby authorized AMI directed aver
e for sealed proposals., be received for sixty days after the
passage OF ac the fuslment of which shall be guaran
teed y respon ls paes in the Of bids FOR mail
tr.cis) ,he by the Of line lines Of
nec grsph, thin years fro the thir
tyrst doy Of July eighteen hundred and sixty from point
points the west line Of tie State Of Missouri By route
which the said contractors may select Connecting at
such point points by Telegraph with the cities Of Washington
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Notice.

NHE coparnershp heretofore existing the style Of
WARDS, GLKIRsnN Co. this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. GILKERsoN retiring from The firm.
z 10. EDWARDS,
J. K. GIEKERS0N.
July IA, 1869. Z. P. EDWARDS.
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A$S&CA ~.
sssfSsIsA For Sale -
ks3zszzssZ235z-S@+ -
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

WELL IlIPROTED AND VERY VALUABLE
TWNW0 and half miles from Nashville Murf-eesbero
Turnpike Road The dwelling Of Brick built in modem
style and very cOmmoous containing nine good sze
besides halls chambers, china closet cellar
and situated in
beautiful Grove of Forest Trees.
The Kitcheu wash and house bckvith
al necessary buildings, SDd a large cisterr,
The place contSns thirty two Of eIcen land
twelve in Heavy Timber.
No bridge Railroad pass and the Tolgate will snon be
moved bey oud,
Also, adjoining the aovs several Beautiful Building Lots
containing from six thirty Of seventeen acres
heavily timbered. ......
These LANDS ~e adapted TO gardenng-beng the
city and II hee soil cle Of rock Possession given
For apply the undersigned the premises 33
College street A. H. FORD
Nashville. June %. go dtf
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F0T sale, Renl, b vi se Esehansea I'E

VERY comfortable residence With lsk acres io,nns ~
n Fair Ground. The house has rooms on s loer
houses, smoke house and large ice house has 'a he4y
s1Sa-ss JOHN KIRKMAN
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TTHHE WHAT CHEER YEAST cAKEs make The Bsestcsl AID
most whoesome hEsad-never fAil 70 riss-
have Just reeiged large Iot fresh lren NeE lerk
i1lyi<-f MACKENZIE 4 MLNcHIN.
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CHAP CXXXV.-An Act to amend Act regulating the D
pIomatc and COnsulor System Of the United states

CHAP CXXXV-An amend Act regulating the Di-
plomatc and COnsulor System Of the United states.
enacted 6y Senate and House of Representatives.
of the Cited tItes Of cicG in C0RgresS assembled Iha
r and a the hreth Of June next the kingdom OF SARDINIA
the consular and diplomatic BILL ap
proved Augut eenth eighteen hundred fifty six with Russia
Spain, Austria, Brazl, Mexico, and China. . 80
o And be IL further enacted That the President may
y and with the advice and the Senate appoint repre-
senta i've TO the knzd sarna Of the grade OfenSoy extra
ordinary and min ser penp tentay, who shall receive Tor E
services an annual compens of twelve thousand am
secarv Of shall receive for his an annual
comDens tion of one thou and eight hundred dollars
SIC Aad be it further enacted that AL acts ana parts Oh
oc wing the rank and compensation OF the
of the limited States the secretary OF legation at sarda %
an The same are hereby repealed far as the same are neon
sistent with this act
IPPsoyEp, June To- 1860.
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Most ExtensIVe
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

UTM KNABE a Co, Nos /, g. and 7, Futaw street, of
We Bsmore respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and prepared
supply the great demand for their They unqueSan
ably the most durable and contain al the latest improvements
and fully guaranteed five years. great
power Of tone and agreeable touch, they unequalIed
ThaberV sakosh and other great panists them
their concerts and lave gVen certificates their superiority
They have for the last years. premiums
all coupe in all the different States they
exhibited. Last they received five first premiums;
Montgomery Ala One for the best Southern piano. and
one for the best against all llcorpetuon. 81 ..s
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments viii
ceiying by J. A. MCCLURE,
uay5, '60-dkwly Sole Agent, Nashville.
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COneei COnee

n DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps O various styles, htted with
CmsT9-ti IRATNs BROWN & co
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sALAEY SAL Any ron AN VINO SEM

nnn SALARY FOR All. WHO SE.n
ZUNg their address 20 EULLAM, propr,etor Of The
American Stencil Tool Works, Sprin field, The old noneer
Office IS sll open Springfield. W. Eastern Office Il Nb,nts
Exchange, Boston Pr.ncpA 0Bce 2i2 Broadway New Work
The only practical Stencil Tools made patented hy FRI
sold for SO including stock retail sSO
With activity this may be realized by any one in Two
time Anyvhere The tools win be exchanged and new
given at any within lu years IroTer care
CKRTIFICAlE
We, undersigned being residents Of Springfield, Vt
hereby certify acquainted with FUIIAS who H
enrAggd II Stencil Tools, consder
him ecy responsible the honorable ali hi,
contracts Of money him for his Tools
Colburn. President Of Exchange Bank, springfield Vt
Albert Brown, Cashier Of Exchange Bank.
Geo W Porter, Tres Of Springfield Savings Bank.
Henry Closson, Judge of Probate Court.
Geo. Washburn, Postmaster
Samuel W Porter, CLERK Real Estate Records.
iuly4-I?m
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REAEwABLB AT PLEASURE \

: hEHbWAoIH
0e Square, cns yssr. SSoEsh additional Square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOls will be charged for the excess.
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ON the Nashville ami cbattanooga karoEd WI s9amenee
running on the s2d day Of Jaiy, IN close connection E
tie Express Trains re great scutncrn ns VA ShAon
snd savnnuah and continue daring re business seasoa
,nIvssstf nisst.f T. ". COLI, supsrinteBasns
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VXTB recept Of shipment Of tas fnest Coffee
Wv ceived in Nashville which offering the tadeat
q low figure lsug9l NIZEElL, HOPPER & CO.
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CHAP CXXX-An authorizing the Sale Of the Western
Military Asylum in H4rrOdsburg, Kentucky

Char. CXXXII-An act authorizing the Sale Of
Military Asylum in HarrOdsburg, Kentucky
Be enacted by tie Senate and House of Representatives.
the board of msonrs of the Soldier Home be- and
hereby suthoriz required and dispose OF he Wes
tern Military Asylum at HarrodburE Kentucky, at such time
and nd such terms and condi ion they
Of the So ders' PrOUid4d That sale shall
Iaade un ct least sixty days pu lie notice thereof all be
twelve months from and after the passage this act But said
sale is not to take unless the property sail bring at least
. anal Ie IL further enacted, That the said
oners Of The Soldiers Home or such person as thy may duly
for said "estern Military Asylum aeeaby the terms
Of sale, and the approval OF such the Secretary
War, make andde liver to the purchas purchasers behalf
of the United States deed in fee sim for said property
SEC And Je st further enacted Ths the tenth section OF
the act Of Nah three eighteen hundred and which
direct sale of the Western Ntary Asylum HarrodEbur
Keltuc- y, be and the same is h=reby repealed.
APPROVED June Is, 1860. . ....
CHAP CXXXIvAn act to change the location Ofhe Custom
District Of Brazos Santiago,
to Brownsville, in the state fTexas.
Be enacted6 By Senate of Representatives
Of tie Utd States Of AneicG an Congress assembled That
the cusomHouse Of said district be- and the is hereby
changed from Point Isabel t. Brownsville that port entry
hereby abo she that Brownsville the
is berety created port of eutry for said district.
Sac Ahd Dc IL further enacted That the collector Of sli1
district shall hencorh keep his Office Brownsville aforesaid
the shall be removed such the
sro 3. Aad 6e frer enacted That deputy collector Of
customs shall de and keep his Office Bzos de SantaZo
aforesaid who shall be- and he hereby authorized to enter and
clear vessels
candise OF whevr description, transported bond tbs port
Ofeny hereby reaed from other port in The Uni
ted States via Brazos arbr may on their in a har
bOr be ranshped under such regulations not inconsistent with
law the Secretary ofthe Treasury prescribe 9th
for via the Rio Grande BrOwsY aforesaid
and goods merchandise OF description whsteV
imported into SAID district via said harb any foreign
country may il like be ranhpped said pert of entry
herein provided for goods and merchandise ranshpped
in bOnd.
SEC. s. And be further enacted, That bOnd Obligation,
power Of attorney other instrument having legal fore and
given taken tn reference house Of said district
before the passage Of tn shall by this be
impaired the shall nevertheless remain valid
l6, 1860.
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gtasBbiIIe 8niuu anS 5nsriitan.
!; TrI-WeeIIY 81; VVeekIY 81.


TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTES 4 SQUARE.
IN TnE DAILY. -
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B-Always on hand select assortment of furnishAG
goods. marie
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Char CXLIv.-An Act for Relief the Missionary So
ciely OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representation Of
the United states Of AIaeTca IN Congress assembled That
there shall PAID any money in the not other
wise appropriated the Missionary Society OF the Methodist
EpiscopI Chu e the Of twenty thousand dollars upon
px tie department release the United Staes to
be approved by Attorney neral Of all claim to the land
embraced within the limits o. the military reservation at the
Daes Oregon Territory and OF al claim for damages for
destruction Of property the said land by the United
States troo Indians time anterior to
the date Of said relesse
APPROVED, June 49, 1860.
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Valuable ReaI Estate for Sale,

Children aud servants hall price.
WIN. T. YEATMAN,
L. J. KREIDER,
O.. g.. la..An
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CGgiN'e'ssY EEEg;.

Within the last forty years country life
ha. quietly aul almost inpcrcrptibiy un-
dcrgonr great changes, and, under the in
llurrcc 0l modern discoveries, and iIvrn-
tons, viii, ere long, be wholly revolution
izcd The pursuits and GmIscm,nts Of
our parents are net our pursuits and
aInu.cmcnts, nor has anything new come
in 10 supply the plac" Of what has passed
away. Tile whole tenor and complexion
of country If, has changed, and that
change consists III the country having be-
come more and more dependent on the
towns. Whether III pursuit OF business,
pleasure, or information, men ICav" the
country and visit some ucighborirg city.
Agriculture IL the only rural avoCation,
and country is mere plantation life. The
private social fustive board Is rarely spread;
the baIbrcucs, with itsmusic and It's dance,
is Obsolete and almost forgotten the re-
port of the following piece disturhs not the
slunLcr OF the woods or fields the hunts
mans horn is not heard, the cry of the
hounds, and the Gathering hools of pursu-
ing s;ccds culiven but rarely the drcary
monctony of country life. The boys, Ike
mon Took to VISITING TOWN FIR o,nu.omru.
aud NEGLECT their traps and snarcs, their
Guns. and ,hrir. boats, and their GsLinu
tackles. tbrir dos and .hrir riding horses
The anvil ,;ng. mn NOR. urdrr ,Ee sturdy
strokes Of the .tuIwarf smith. the shoe.
maker has ccasrd 70 ,,ly hi.awl the scam.
,tr,,. NEGLECT her noodle. and the sounds
of tine .Luttl, AVID tbc snipn;po-,vLecl nrc
foron,tcu. Our folds are clotLcd in Iivinc
draprry Of black nrrrors. black mules
black birds, and black crows, with here
and thpr, a forIon looking master or over
seer. Cur bodies are in tie country, oui
souls in town. Tls.rc used 20 Lr far NOR,
variety, more leisure. more refinement
and more social enjoyment, In the country
than in town. Each rarmwas little com
muri.y, lr.daoirc within Itself most o.
the nccc-..Iice end mxwics Of lifc, ans
each ur,ehb,rlo,d = little world within ii
self, with itss,ar., it,. ,.t-oGicc, It's church
It's school house, It's carpenters, blacksmith,
tanners, tailors, doctors, lawyers and farm
crs. Mon used to make fortunes in town
and retire 10 the country 70 enjoy them
HOSPITALITY We anioundpd. and the guest.
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TIc EdiioriM TrcadmW.-Thc Homo
Journal thus ruthfuIly: describes che cdi-
tors burdens:
alt is one Of the hafd,hips of our pro-
f-ssion that It's working whccls--brain'
and hcart-arc not alloWcd to lag for scl.
ness, or stop for calamity or sorrow. The
Judge nay adjourn his court the school
and workshop may close the shutters, the
mourncr may vcil his features, and turn
friend and stranger from the door; bat IN,
journalist must forget bcioreio-nmro~ th'
soTrows OF to-day-nl-t write gully and
freshly, az uawsaoncnr, On the t:'ie q
the hour, whatever burden has been laid
upon that SANG hour ~ Pro,i!car", or hi.
brain a. mau. Il sometimes tries aU'
m,cI.s, rs the wmlI that reads what +
thus written would mover dream o."
The public look upon an editors Labor.
as the lndian did "pon the man that wat
cutting hay. lie finally gave in lis "opin
ION" that it was "eaay to sec zhilc MAJ
Now
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POETRY.
THE MAID | l. ON j.
ny HENRY LINDEN FLASH,

tn" maid ! love has violet eyes,
And ros'-lraf lips Of ,cd,
She wears Tia, moon>hiuv round her neck
The sunshine round her head;
And she is Iich in every grace,
And poor in every gull,
Aud crowned kings might envy me
The splndour Of her slnilr.
Sh" walks tho earth with such grace,
The lilies turn to look,
And waves ris,' up to catch glance,
Aud stir the quirt brook;
Nor ever will ihcy rest again.
But chatter a. ;hrv flow,
Aud habblc Of her cimson lips,
Aud 81 her breast of snow.
Aud c'cn the leaves upon tn" trees
Are, whispering tales of her,
And tat,lc till they grow 50 warm,
That in the general stir,
They twist them from the mothrr-branch
And Though th"air they Ny,
Till, fainiing with tirc i"yc thry feel,
They ilutrr down nnl die.
And what is s'rangrr still than all
The wonders of her grace,
Her Minds the only thing to match
The glori's Of her face.
o! she is Natures paragon
Al innocent OF art
And she has promised me her hand,
And given mc her heart.
And when The spring again .Isll flush
cur glorious southern bow RS,
Ny love will wcar L'iial vii,
i wreath of orapr' flowers;
And So | care no, u thr sun
Shuull founder iu the SEA,
l"r, %, tia. iioavrn of hrI love
l. light enough for me.
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PARSON BRowNLow DETIES THE Secs
sroNIsTs.-Hc mW fghtoay dag bm San
day-W G. Brownlow, v elknown g Par
son Brownlow, and the editor Of the Knox
Vile Nblg, a leading Bell AMI Everett or
gan of Tennessee, prints TIE following
card in the last issue:
have been told that s9mr person be
longing TO the l5roekinridge party haye
said that ] have disappeared from the
streets Of Knoxville since the election
whether from shame on account OF defeat
| or fear of others have not heard suggest
ed. 1t does not occur to me that my de-
feat is more overwhelming than that of
every Breckinridge man in Knoxville.
AS to my appearance on the sire, e.,
have been on Main, Cumberland aud Gay
streets every day since the election but
the Sabbath and to have appeared else
whore, | must have gone out of the road TO
and from my business. ] have al Office
and patronage that will sustain me, and
in despite Of the breckenridge party, and
! ask no favors Of that party at home Or
abroad. do not expect to live by office,
and am, therefore, not an applicant for
any other position than that OF editor and
publisher of this Journal, and this with M
ample paying list no organization can de
prive me Of andno combination Of towards
can take from me.
| am not aware that there is more than
oac man in thi, city who desires 10 do mo
a personal injury, and he can find me- every
day Of my lie bat Sabbath, pr,yarod lure
ceirc any caH hc may makc uPoa mr., anil
the judgment Of this community is that
the call 'nust come from him. 1t is Gus.
tomary after IN exciting election, for edi
tors TO apologize for what they have saTI
and done, under excitement, and for men
Of all parties TO make liberal allowance
for them. have no apology TO MAKE, auC
beg not to be excused, as what ! said ane
published was done with cool dcliberdtiol
and now, that the storm is over, meets ny
most hearty approval. VIC. BRowNLoW
Nov. -, 1860.
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From the Albany (N.Y.) Kuickorboclscr,


South Carolina is determined to back
out of the Union and take up new posi-
ton in the Gulf Of Mexico. How she is
to reach the Gulf of Mexico is not stated
She will probably be towed there by the
Coxsackie horse boats. Thu. f0ols Of SoaM
Carolina, think Mat a dissolution IF Me
Unioa wW Jea cure FIR all Tie Ills Mey
hare suffered or can sq6er! What those
ills are no one can tell The Palmetto
State grows cotton and fre-eaters for mar
ket. The fre-eaters appear to be the
most productive crop of the two. The fipc-
eaters run the political machine. The
cotton is grown by men Of common sense,
who place higher value on industry
than they do on buncombe and pop-guns.
The frc-eatcr keeps himself constantly be-
fore the people: he does all the talk for
South Carolina, and yet he does not rep
resent one-tenth of tho population. The
"fire-eater" is "blowcr," like old Potosi
of the New York Herald. The South
Carolina blower is fed with n bellows Of
incxhaustiblo power. The bellows being
inexhaustablc, of course the blower never
cease to utter wind, wind, wind.
South Carolina says she wishes to go
out ofthe Union to get rid of the Abolition
lists. How will getting out of the Union
lessen the power of the 8bolisionists =
South Carolina can at this very moment
make it n capital oifcnse for a man TO ped
die tin ware or books in any part of tie
State. What more could she DO ont Of
the Unionl 70 hanging she wo''ld add
small fine. There is nothing South
Carolina can DO out side the Union which
she cannot do inside. Then why go out
side What will she gain, and how viii
she gain it 2 If she does not wish to sell
her cotton for New York and Boston mon
cy, why she need not IL she does not
wish to buy ten shilling trousers from
Iicnry q Co., Of Now York, or shilling
calico from Lowell, she need not DO it.
There i5 no force about it. TSonH Car
Oi'Ha wishcs ~ make an ass If hcrSelG .Shc
ran ia II just az arcH withJ M 1iridIRg ne
Co!jcdcracy as aiiTmards.
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Tur NJ PLrs ULTRA Prfr-Wr u.cd
TO think that it was difficult to beat tho
advertisement Of a certain train on - Ger
tain railroad, which WIS said TO travel 20
rapidly, ;Aa'it took the passengers loss
time 70 go by it than to stay At home
But one oftho New York daily papers
speaking ofilsclf and its own enterprise, in
modest and grammatical language asserts
that readers may know through It's columns
"what is going on from Maine TO Floriaa
at every important point, earlier than the
most inquisitive residents at the same
places can possibly obtain from any othcr
source
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The RGHr WoTAN ~ TnE HGur
PLAcE-A man Of family, and rather toe
fond Of riding with the girls, having made
an appointment. in North Adams to ride Out
Ivy moonlight with lady acquaintance
drove znagrly to the inecting-Place' helpec
the fair dansnl into the buggy, aud gave
her friendly hug and Kiss. Aiicr rrcoy
c,ing from the embrace, lee LADY, Threw of
her bonnet, ard ,ar r.ea..A face OF his
,..,. co..noA.eI liz .u>o4.ilnt hu lanc.
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When Aristotle was asked what were
the advantage # learning he replied -
at is m ornament 10 man IN lssotPeii-
- ana . rc!rcc III adversely.