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ter aid McMinnviile Railroad, with Tut re-
ssrve, TO The highest bidder.
On Monday, 7th of May next,
tXTIIL ne offered at Public Sale 20 of nj,
w containing from TO l27 acres, beng subd-
visions vi the usSaters Mill Tract including the h0c
OF the lots well tmbeTed. A.so-Nos- l. =, j, 20,
= Is Il and 20 in CARROTS original plan OF the
stone Fort property All OF the boye Will be sold
on a credit of /, aud years, without interest, for
Iotes well endorsed and lieu retained, with re-
duction the purchaser of 10 per cent Tor cash.
AISO.-Ten LOIS, being subdiy islons Of Nos. - and
% in CARROTS original plan These lots front the
r;arold and extend up the river, and &l be sold
y Credit If aud years, without interest," notes
endorsed and lien ret lned-
On ali the lands there is a fair proportion Of fine
river bottom above owe Il ", and the whole of tue
lands are covered with uue timber. We deem IL n
.ry say thing ia praise OF these lands,
more than 81 ply remind the public that they
iust now beginning to be developed, the immense
water power OF the old Stone Fort having lately
.,asseI into the hands of gentlemen 10 know their
value and while IL is that they purchased
At very low rate that fact viii hat enable the mold
ers work them more extensively aud prodtably.
fHe voice state Legislature almost unani-
nous Ia ftvor # MInch the point which
loc iie Prison, ano should the Commission
apppiuted for the purpose OF selecting locatiO
Dc 81 the .Ine opinion and pace 1t Manchester,
tue Will be very Tar distant IL will be
,nown as the central manufacturing town. In that
event the value OF teeseands only be guessed
The entire sale is without reserve ana without re-
gard to price. w L. GARREiT,
q. :. Ne a SOM.
P S-Persons who wish to attend this sale should
leave Nashville on the sunday O'Clock =. Al. Train
Jn the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
DA- The Lebanon Herald, Murireesboro' Tele-
gr ph Z arAsve Chronicle, S.se byviiie Expositor,
copy till day sale and send bil Is to this office for
collection. apr5-tis
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.@-Tbe Montgomery Mail publishe,

.~-The Montgomery AdI publishes the
following highly important dispatches from
Charleston:
CHARLESTON, April 23-Midnight- is get
ting more and more mixed. Caleb Gushing.
a Chinese, was nominated to-day Chairman of
the Convention. Both sides are rejoiced at
this. So they say-but it is remarkably IN
certain.
The great event of the day was the opening
of the Convention with prayer. This looks
as if both wings were growing Desperate
Anyhow, Chinese President and Christian
Chaplain looks like taking all the chances.
Douglas is very bold. His followers are
very industrious. They buy and drink two
thirds of the liquor. Certificates of Office m
der Douglas are plenty. They won't pay
board.
The real fight is for the Vice Presidency.
haven't slept wink. Mind, if they fool me
this timel 1 know all The ropes but this prayi
ing one and I'm studying that out. But it's
id uncertain if get the hand of it.
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fTOur latest advices from Charleston are

fgOur latest adVices from Charleston are
up 10 z O'Clock last night. 1t will be seen
that 'things is working" If the Convention
should breaK up in row, please remember
that We told you so from the start The tel
egraph says 1.-The Southern Cotton States are
rampant, threatening to leave the Conven-
ton and nominate JEFF. DAVIS and WOoD."
What the Northern Cotton States will do in
that case, is left to conjecture.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

N. Louis Blanc was to appear as a lecturer
in London on the 4th inst. The subject of
his discourse was this: son the Mysterious
Personages and Agencies in France toward
the close Of the Eighteenth Century,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27
nm. ra,,,more Conxeut,on.

The Delegates TO the Baltimore Conven-
ton from Middle and West Tennessee who
propose to attend the sitting of the body
viii leave Nashville On Wednesday, May I'd,
at 3 P. NJ, via Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bris-
toi, Lynchburg, Va, &C., &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27
Saturday the 9Th day Of Nav, 1860.

The Tract Of 81 aud lI9 poles of Land, descrb
sI IN the pietdugs heret fore sold u the defend
AIT \. 4. Cofbitt Terms and IL months credit,
without interest, and sale without rccemT ton
NoTE-This sale is TO ray the decree IN favor OF
compiai about $500, ard besides this Claim
there also further lien said tract of land tor
about S16o0, TO which the said land VIII be subject.
apro-.d J. +. GIEAyES, c. & G.
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Gbanerrp Sales
Chancery Shetland ON No
ensvilie and MILL Creek VAL
lev Turnpikes.

JY virtue OF n decree rendered by the Chancery
ID Court Nashville, in the case OF Mary Z. 6ood-
~ z. Corbitt aud others, will again Offer at
,GbIc sale the Court House in this city, at II
.t..I-.- IL. I'M
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

~HoRN's BAND have just received a new
and beautiful set of instruments, with which
they expect to discourse sweet music for their
own and the public's entertainment.
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9 NED

Sill L1fer.-TuEsDAY, NOoN-Have found
out about the Chaplain dodge. 1t twas to give
the Douglas fugieman a chance to get out
some of the widest fire-eaters and liquor them.
So thee say. All know is, L took whisky
(Jadl and water (wOrse) with the party.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27
Every Article of Merchandise

Usually kept by Merchants generally. We just say
L, all Merchants both city and country, If you want
goods this is certainly chance for you TO save
from 10 10 SO per cent. If you make oa note ana
pay it when due most earnestly request you 10
attend this sale but if you expect us 10 take your
note simply because Z is solvent and allow on the
priv lege of paying at your earliest convenience We
most deyoutiy request y0s 70 stay at home
TtRNS-Ail sums under SIoO, cash: all sums
over 500 aud under $500, four months, al sums
over $500 SIX months time viii be given Tor sats-
flctory notes payable IL Bank
apr2l-tds TRABUE Y LOSOo-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

s.yeihinks IL were pain - die
On sGch day when such a sky
DER cauopIes the Wet;
To gaze my Nil ON you calm teeP,
AMI Ike III infant fall asleep
On earth, my mpther's breast"
However, il would he quite a. little pain to
live, and we would mt advise yOn to die just
because the weather happens to be uncOm-
monty fiue-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27
MOTIFS
Glalgbeate 9ills.

An aperient and stonachie preparation OF
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon BY CON-
bustion in Hydrogen. Of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each Of the
following complaints. viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. M
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA. DlARRHEA.- C0EsII
ALTON. ScRoFULA. SALT RHEUH, scu1yY.
JAUKDscE Liver COMPLAINTS RHkuMA-
TISM MERCuRIAL consequences, INTER-
EITTEET FEyESS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKEEss. MIS-
MENsTRUAT10N, WHITES. cHL0RoSIs. etc.
PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, foUGHkEss OF
THE SKIN. ets.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood. and
thus circulating throngh the whole system. no
part Of the body can escape their truly vondss-
ful influence.
The experiences Of thousands daily proves that
no ureparasion Of Iron can for moment -
COMPARED with il. Impurities CT the bloed, De-
preston Of vital energy, pale and 0thefvies
siekly eompisxions inaieats IL necessity IN al
most every osncefvahle case. In al czses q
female debility tauor aisus. ehiorosis, etel. is
Effects are dslie h.fujly renovating- M remedy
has ever been dsscove ed, IN the Whole history
OF msdicine. which exerts sneh prsnps. happy,
and :nliy rsstoEs alive effects Coed spPst-e so9-
plete digestion. rzpsa ae9Hntlon o. ssrent1.
With an unusual 6ispositioa for activs ana
cheerful exercise, Immediately fellow 10 Use
As . grand siomachie and gensrai restorative
II has no superior and aosssuhsnfute-
Put up o., meas NAT metal baxes eoatefasns
- pills Esrscr - CENTS PR EEK sfx bsrs-s
ss 50r one tsoxen buxc<. 81 90. Fer sasr y
r,-axstsss generally. VIII De sesf Eres 10
as,y address F<erfpt % shr rsce- an iss
tsrz. orders. ets-, sssoaid Dc aders~sea -
r. 3. LOCKE sc CO.,
General Agents.
8ss BROADWAY. y.
METZ. above h . fAe-.inzsle % the
Esbsl sszn eoz- =
esees-asrs-s~1y sss ss@ esz
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e. AN do AT ES.
ELECTION an THURSDAY, MAY 24rH.
For Attorney General.

Gr We are AIT 3rlEsI - tBuIIus &c TN H. VII
.IAdS a caniHlaIs IoE rs-sectiga - abe once q
AtIJra-y Gsaeri IN t1s aka d ls-lal Distract %
Tennessee EI.CtsOn 2stE day o. Nay, 1850.
2pcIo-Si ESAu
81 We authorized 70 announce JANIS =
RAIts, Esd, aeaadlEte fer tie Jtnce u Attorney
Geaerai OF the Ninth ia iic44i Circuit, coEPss-d 81
sae counties u Dsyt1soa, S1saosr zad NilILsmson
ieGtion next May. oCt5-lc
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1860

SortrK To CAxp4psrEs--We Will not insert herea-
any PERSONS name as candidate Tor once IN the
PATRIOT unless paid for in advance. mar13-tf
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Mustang LiniInent.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.
Mr. - LTTcH, Eyoe fark, VI, ~ritss'-'' hat the
horse vas considered worthless" (his case VAS
SPAWN bQt since the free OF the Mustang
LIuineat 1 have sold him for one $3.50 cash Your
Liai1aeut mas been doing wonders up here"
40 BROAD SHEET, PmL4DEIPHIA, Pa.
(EEraeL) "IE HUNG the kettle from the IRE Il
became lnmlna geaJIe IIitei over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost 10 = crisp IL vas an
ssfII sigut- Inc Mustang L4nImeaE spledred % ex-
tract te pain u healed ragii lily without SORENESS
anJI=ft 40 scar Of zeeOiHt- Truly yours,
&c A..LE.s FOSTER
SaehIaaEa1ge ~ this Is bat theconstant and natu-
raj echo xusreyer this article Is Gsefl
fms tIDIlaelI Is I1dIsI eusEO.e % piIHters ana
oxaers of uOrs = and mules sir JOaS DANIELS
Of n ,1ts.nsry Al sold 4 slETe Tor $780, ~HO S1s
rx,s-t from gtIer g-csssness By tuIs lLnin1nt
EyeEy IAlEiiy. should have II lie yrry particular
aud ,-u4uITe Tor Mustang LfHInent anu Lase no
other
-syId by all dealers throughout North aud south
ru,rIca Earepc, aud the Islands Oi tHs ocean for
rs cents 80 cents, lla 81 per bvttIe
BAIsNE@s * FAElh, New York
novzS-6mdtW&W
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

TT Yesterday was one of the loveliest
DAYS the world ever saw. The heavens were
as blue a the eyes OF the girl You used to
love. or as the Administration Democrats
when they heard that Douglas stock was
rising at Charleston Here and there a
cloud, pure and white as snow, slept like
Eden isles on the bosom Of the upper deep,
and the sunbeams. tempered by the cool
breezes from the green hills, lay like molten
gold upon the pavrmentS- As the German
poet beautifully says:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

for = copy Of the Cincinnati Cssas.ersial Of the
18th.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

From the American Baptist, New York. Aug = 1893.
A miniature wooden psgoda which We brought
from Burmah, having been broken while on snip
board, we were very ANXIOUS - have IL repaifei'
and .ri several sorts Of glue, but without success,
taI our attsatson was called SlradHgs IRE a ed
Cline I'D al 30 Plat Street This wss found TO an
sx.r the purpose. The agodl appears now TO be
strongly cemented, and can be seen BY calling at
the OH e q the American BAPTIST
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27

fleming the gums and reducing all innamatuan "
lay ALI. PAIN and Decentralization. andis
sUREro REGULATE THE BOWELS
spend upon il, mothers IL will give resttoy our
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Price IS cents per BOTTLE
We have put up saa sold thisarticlefor overteh
ears, and CAN sly, IN coSHpkNcEANDTKUTBo II
what we have never been able To say Oi
" other Fundamentally ERHAS 1T FAILED IN
SINGLE INSTANCE. TO EFFECTA CURE, when
nely usedl Never did = We know an Instance
dissatisfaction by any enc who used 10, on
e contrary, all are de- GIFTED With its opeTs
ms, aud speak In terms = Of highest commenda
IN OF its magica effects - aud medical virtues
speak in this mattsTIr .'wHAT SE DO KNOW, ,
ter ten years expert ence. AND PLKDGE oUs
PUIATioS FoR TIE FULFIL NEST or WHAT NIX HEKs
CLARE. In almostevery instance where the in
nj n suffering from pain - and exhaustion, relie
ui be found In fifteen or twenty minntes after
e syrup is admins tered.
This valuable prepara- tion 8 the Dresoriptios
one OF the MOST tx = PERIESCED aud Skill
il NURSES "a New Eng = land, and has be a
sed with NEyER-FAIL = ING sUccEssIS
THOUSANDS = OF cAskSS.
otanlyreheycs the child - from pain, but tnvig
ates the stomach aud - bowels, cOrrects acid
', and givestone and en- ergy to the whole - ,
m. IL viii almost IN stantly relieve
GRIPPING N TfIEr< BOWELS, AND
wINDs- COLIC.
dovercomecon vuisions-- which IL aot speeen,
NEEDED, enc In death = We believe the besi
d srKEsT kExEDY IsTHEO sosfD, in all cases al
ISESTERY AND DIAk RHEAlS CHILDREN,
neither IL arises from n teethng. or fFoFa an
her cause. We would ~ say 10 every mothef
10 has child suffering - frofn any o. the foregs.
g complaints-DO NOT - LET YOUR PRELUDE
y. NOR TIE PkEIu - DICEs OF OTHERS
and between your suffer ing child and the Feiiea
al will be sgre-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURF
follow he use OF this = medicine. 10 timel,
ed.
fuiliiFectioB tfor using. will accompany eacl
tile. None genuine - less the facsimile o
'RfiS 4 PERKINS, New York, - On the gu
ie snapper.
sold BY slrGggiststh-oagh out the world.
Prlneipzi once No. -, CedaF a. NeE YORK
lune.dkNIy Price rs cents per bottle.
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auftiua Sales.
FOR SALE.

r WISH to sell acres of Land two miles from the
i city, situated on he Porter Turnpike road all
under good plank fence on which IS comfortable
brick dwelling, with two rooms aud porch, brick
servants room, kitchen and saok- house, also 4
good framed stable, &c, and is within so steps of
line a spring as there S in Davidson county. am
offering the whole for about the cost OF the improve
nlents If sold privately before the 5ih day OF
Nav next will sell il public sale At the Court
House
For particulars enquire of Glsscock L Newsom.
aur24td REIN BELL
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Ready Made Clothing

Three ply two ply all carpets half wool and al
Cotton Clrpetings Canton Mattings, Flor Oil Cloths
Fancy silk Bonnet Ribbons. full stock Of White
Goods Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves, Variety Goods,
Umbrellas, Parasols, Palm Fans, &c. Every de-
scriptlon OF Prints P Aliens Spragues American,
Dunnell's Harop's organdle Robes and Muslns De
bages. C;lace Popus Hoops Skirts; SO bales "A and
s Osn Iburge and heavy Brown Domestics, and
Brown Drills. aad in fact almost
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27
No Merchant

The posaiar.sy Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
NENF, 10 coeItens.ye with the civilization Of the
gIose- other articles clIim % dIleriGte pain and
aistress-thls cures. Family Physicians, Govern
ent JitaIs Flrriers, Planters Farmers Livery
aeu, &c, nave particularly demonstrated RMS Tact,
through Jut the world No article ever before re
ceiEei such zadfgded praise aud suPPeTtfrOrn Ned-
81 AL Scientific men
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27
IL the Grave Could Speak

NHTE should lean that half OF tue children
w bora DIE bcfsFo tney are ave ysars old eve
NO strOB- UeiicIBss - children, 5lE TvsoFt
Go the era cnbeTg
Chiidren,s panacea,
has bsea iayentci.
The Health Bitfers,
Fos p cents, wIE mIkr half a gsllea o. the best
ssfosnAch 8itLrTs vaia aie 10 Se.S cons T.
tatous, dyspcPsIc HABITS, Blliu1s isor ivTaaEe
moai OF the ga aad tosa.s Every Iam.ly
Bhoal them tie p-eseat season.
Asriz-G AACAE sZgE 4 AiACsIN.
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RHEUMATISM

or years standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tum7rs Running Sores ,Scr0iuIa. sun JOINTS,
FeIous, SseIIHgs, Burns, Bits, BOilz, Chaps, Neu
rzIgia, sIlt Rhean and all aches and pains upon
mzu, and Kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such "a Ruz-J,le t5lf ,ocT4Lcues spawn POtl-kEiii
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"A 'NractS OF LAND
E Q r s A l. e
On Monday. 7th of May next

Adjoining the town OF Manchester, in C1ffee
county, Tenn, immediately on the Manch mes
ter and McMinnviile Railroad, without re-
ssrve, 10 The hishest bidder.
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Save the Pieces

AZ socs.Esats rzH Aarz~a. er>s - sol rsgalatcd
aaaslsss a very deslrahls have cheap aad
aveaisui w4y fos repaiFsng FaFRanre, Toy crock
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-27
Spiral notifts.
HOVEAEsTS Oh THE RAILROADS.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NAssvlIIz SCH2IIxSooGA-4.40 A. NJ p N.
Tennessee & ALAsANA- $500 a NJ 300 Pm.
LousssILLE i NAsHyILLK-4:3O A NJ Il o:30 N
,salL Ia. Express Bal N.
EDsEFIELD &KxSIUcKT-6:3O An, 2s45 IN
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE K CEATTAxuoGA-6:I O An, Pm
TENNESSEE & AIABAxA-10:0O An, 6:l Pm.
LOUISVILLE NAsuyILIE-3:20 A ~ 5:36 fA
GaIIafin 4. xprezs s.: U A. n
EDezTrELp KzSIucKy-10 A NJ, r. n
Departures of Freight Trains.
NASHVILLE & CsArIAxooGA-6:45 Am
Express treight-1 P N.
TENNESSEE L Ar4BAxA-5:3O y.
LoutsyTtIE & SAsauLLK-4:45 A sis 3:I p n
EDGEFIELD L kESTUcSY-2:45 Pm
Arrivals of Freight Trains.
Express freight, 9:52 A n
TExy1s<Ex 4 ALABSAA-4.3O r NJ =.
Loc,svILIE &SAsffvIILE-6:45 N ,9;lo NJ
EDezsIEID & KESICczY-lO A. ~
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PREPARED ONLY By w. T. GRAY NASHVILLE. PENN.
MRS. WINSLON.

dec5dt riwsw la
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ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings, and Fur and
Wool Hats Leghorn and Straw Hats, Boots, Shoes
and Brogans Ladies and Children's Shoes, full
sfo A fine sfock of
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For Children Teething

A Inexperienced Nurse and Female PHI sleian
n SCENTS 20 the attention 0 fmothers her
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wAssssals b~rss. Ne Is Cesar q, SsE York
Aasrea. HEsRYe. sPALDIs9 Z CO.
tesS. Ne -, Sss sefk.

PA - FER rssisrs II Gases eaaf.iaes Fear El<ht
asa TsssiFz fssszss-s sassasss I1ttsagr21h Sh0s
ard accosepzaeisk Each ssac4axs-
aR~A Sasis 5ssL1a 81 SzsAtiHNGf5 FEzF<sET
6llfE 81 szrs sea nnez Is eoss kaae4iiy fFsfs
sosselzsia.- "a
care asa farettaFa Dezsxrs, 6fs1efs, 4aa fz1eg
ozaafzy Hz<rrszzts sape1s make nssss e sal Z
ufNGS PREPARED aLIA. sasa zazkl2< - ISL
lzzt- i . u sad ass elazl<se
1sate-lx s.s5sss
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spALprse,s PRErARxp GLUE

sneets al such snerzsncsss. aud no hsasehoId esn
a5ssrd q wtiesi g. Il = always ready aad ap -
the s1i.sk ug poat. TheFs - no iouE<r BeczzzlES
sspng rhsirs. spllatcred Tenesrss hzsdlszs dois
and srokea cradi<s II = last ne aFtses Or ccae
sarIi, aaf ether oraAHe1tal aoFk, for1lsr ulte
.a4tes sf fe1seEuent and taste
Thss admirasse prepkrsttoG II uzef eeia. being
escscaily had "a s9iaEieE, snA Pezszssssas al ths
Esls4ble qsAi.i.les q tf osl c<snss = e. tsoe
itsat ~ ase4 Il TIA pEzes 81 or1la@rys 1aaeAzse
botak Vastly Easrs 44hessse-
stt'SEFuL N EFEEY HGrsx"
Nh Hrazs .eoezns aa<z e=ea ss<sis- f,rscs ,15cts
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-29
5flert 15uftry.
From "Porter's Spirit Of the Times"
The Grumlys on Books.
ny HAZEL GREENE, ESQ.

Grumly sat before the fender,
Reading off the New Years eve;
All his friends were on bender,
But his book hc would not leave.
Mrs. Grumly, briskly knitting,
Also snt before the fire,
Till she felt her feelings getting
Mixed up with increasing ire.
Who could blame her! for old Grumly
Sat aud read and read, and read,
MuitcrinG in the shortest accents
II, pcrchHnce, 4 word she said.
Mrs. Grumly gr;mncd and bore it,
Till endurance dwindled out
Till orebearancc warn't virtue;
Then she thought twas time to nout.
"Mr. Grumly," said she, hnrshly,
81 believe I'll br II book
Then, perhaps, will be able
To attract from YOU look
EYES," said Grrmly, mid his reading,
BE an almanac, my dear,
So III have the joy of changing
You within the op'ning wear"
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,..>,'.,'N Ce,'",'N ""' yo" should have
O'V1S"' "'|'o'
,,.a a''"s - "'n not Eno" | was coming
ne'. i' D"t ! am quo" ana hard work
"'S ~, 'ou''' ''''"t money e's,'y enough
=" ,,,' I"''' 0, '''"' 'r''"' C"n money
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punished whence the soldiers game =
whittier they have now gone ?
Search this is iulinItv. You hava
leisure enough before you YOU are IN
eternity
The man WAS gone. passed very Il.
morousIy and very wis'ruIIy airrg II t
passage from which the soldiers lnd en-.
eyed.
The object Of my curiosity now was, .
get at the sea, Of That Law Of force
which was 80 contrary to all my ur,,ou
celv,d opinions. felt most aNfaI con
sc;ousueSs Of uncertainty. One miuAI
then, Ike that rpwd, at any time b. ian
lshcd; one did no. know wherefore. jlu.:
act 80 a, to avoid otigusr Whi,c ,uu.
muslng The atmosphere scemed darker.
and found that VAS in very -nu,aiG
pnrt Of the building; i, re,cmolrA indeed.
the Old lanes aud courts ut S, G'.',.
(onIy still wNhin the mArs;ou,1 aud n.i.
niteiy norc wr"lched.
50 then, said, i do see poverty here
al a., and IL, with proud satisfaction
my one pound twelve. \ mr,or,h.cJo.N
ing lad now was beside m". lie Wa
~ VII " "'"p ., ''oNG" '"'.''"'-
IV'N'"S ''rN a. n,"' l "1S'''eH ', una, DE- WA,
had seen III thu living. cnuuvt Il, scribe
how the def rui'y differed, except that
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nor van NJ oLno,.Io1a.,t,.,- II
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re ,,an L,,s,.L .,
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,hs, amabo '''' w ""'' 'o S'''
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! | said To ,nys.Ir hI! n.han .II IIe"'''
! wish ,L,, co,,I,i aa,,,;.,',~
minutes w,s ,srsen ana;,, .i :" ,,'y y lew
was-.xac,.v N III. sa,,,n ,,n"S =, ",'e
hail where the ma, had la, ma ,,,.,r ,l,.'
open;ng r,I,nvnI s,,;,', Wv" '','
ger, rhrough ,ha, ono,,;ro ;n,o ~
corridor-Ihc s,In,. hinI, nf wam ,la
sam. dnIl blna sky o,.rin,I '''
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tho throno, .and va. ,bnrc !. >, .nr .,,J
no moon, and no stars + !, ,w.vs as
| light here, and is this dav or is !, riI,L,, .,
Mother dav tor n.rhi. No day No
nirht. TO the dead. Ji,uo b.r, !. ,n.,I
toor