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RED BOILING sPRINGs,
IACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.

MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
rHAVIEG purchased the interest Of Mes1s EEwBY HEAh
IN he above celebrated Springs, Wehave taken possession OF
be same ami are determined spare eEerons to render
pleasant summer retreat s., ~,
me prrea are located in Macon county seventy miles as
..1t RON NASHVILLE Parties leaving for the Springs viii take
he Gaatin car, which place stages leave TOT Hartsu
hence by hack The hack will lea7e every other morning
from the hrst Of June. .,.
% os the water well known in this commu
v n reed any For Scrofula, Dyspepsia travel
Stone in he bladder and all affections Of the kidney h are
f6 n refer with pleasure Dr. j.. A. Herbert, OF has-
VIE a. giving evidence Of the curative powers Of ne Wste he
having been permanently cared OF an agragaed case Of saEel
a o--i5o AN WEBB & WALKER, PropristOTs
IS Louisville journal copy month ud send bill 70 ms
f,-o flarffnn
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buildings Lois for Sale

TE offer for sale liberal number Of beautiful
w building lots in Brownsville and near the Porter
pike from half to three miles from the city several
lots With small improvements
Also, number Of lots in EdgeAed, the Gslla,in
Also several beautiful lets in Watkins magnificent add
in West Nashville Boyds, BOsiicEs Hardings and
other Additions. Call soon on
O J. l.. < R. ". BROWN,
Cherry
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Freight to New York and Philadelphia
JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

JASPER BHANCH hAaAAeOAD'
OFFICE NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RLIRoAD Co.,
October Sd, 1859. J
orIsr NJ the Beard Of Directors calls made tbs
Stock Of the Company subscribed Tor Duudng BrancD
Road from Bridgeport jasper payable to the Treasurer Of THIS
one dollar on each Share the lst November g and two
dollars on each Share on the days Of December 5s Janua
~ February March, April May, June Suy August oepeh
Der, October, and November, 1861 -
Payment may be made to jackson Pryor, 81 Jasper OF 10 W
Treasurer at his office in Nashville
PrOmptaessin meeting these calls requested Of he
s Of Stock construction Of the road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose
A GLEAHES, TreaaureT.
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TFEE7 pTTnTTC ACTS.

Psrus wishing to procure copies Of the Public Act. ef s
LgisiSure Just closed can obtain them By spPyng a tal s
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
voR PRIVATE DISEASES.
Trust Sale.

NY virtue Of deed Of Trust made By James 9 Owen on ne
s October, 1852 and registered on the llh Of geon
o in the Registers Oce Of Davidson county, Book No. ~
pages 81 WILL Saturday, The Ith day OK july loo
at the Court House door in the city Of NASHVILLE expose or
n TIE hgst bidder foesh the following real estate to wit
lst lot Of ground Broad street, in the city 81 haahy
fronting 60 feet Broad and running ack
10 Farnsos lot and adjoining the lot Of Ms PRICE, said lo
being above the intersection Of high and Broad Streets and
formerly occupied By Guner as Black7Ttn snoP, sn nov
used As Carpenter and shop BY Warne Ferguson
Cd Tlactof Land Of I've acres in Davidson cogqty
on the Vaughan Pike and bounded on TIE North y "a.
vaughan Pike on the BY the lands Of Mr. straon ana
Mr g. g. Bell on the South BY lane street, and on the
east BY lot Of George Hitchings. , v-,,, ma,
al Tract Of nine acres 81 poles known as ne Wilson HI
Mace and DESIGNATED lot No 81 IN Ovens plan OF buena
Vista Property. .-,-,--
4th lot part Of said Busna Vista property eontalnne
twelve acres and marked said plan Of Ovens bounded on u
West IL the Vista Turnpike, on the east ~ the anu
McGavock on THE North By Cumberland kyer ana on 20.
south b. lands o. Henry Holt, including and excluding one
belonging he Busna Vista Ferry The buk and oanas o. l
tract viii be shown on the day Of sale
waived spd releaged s. L. FINLEY,
iunelA ID 4tus-ee.
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NEW BOOAS-
new Book by the AnthOr Of the LANFLSHTER, entitled
Gel FUR EIDls,"
For sale by r HAFAN'
Also. Letters Of ALEXANDER VON HUMBBOD to his bosom
friend VlRNsHAE VON Esq., from the Second German Edition
For sale by = hANAH''
Also, DOvv,s short Patent Sermons and Ma
sheen Poetry; -Four Series by Dow, IT, For sale By
Also, Rutledges a Novel, and Aboriginal
Americans, JACOB ABBOT. Just received and sale By
F. HAGANs
iupea-lf Al College street.
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- arETvEr,WsE AND CEEALAAACoe - -
CWANGB OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFEER
SUNDAY, APRIL seth, lseo,
- $3.50 Esss s1s Wes, will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nasagl.tts 1900 = 1880 P n aad Las A NJ
COMING WEST
,t.,,apoOea At 7:s0 N and 100 N.
Leave s. s u FEraS6yiiie 81 P II and 8 n.
aR Ssor TsSiae. q SS o R s 5S
Fal.a1 F-7sbburg Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston
6 5sssi-oSS Memrhis, New Orleans, &c l. -,
~ rams connect at Stevenson with Trains On
1-ieeton Railroad, and at Chattanoogs with trains on
, ,esse and Georgia and Western and Atlantic
sob Ticestg may be had at any hour application e
et Agent at ONCE st Depot, to The following Paces ana
q ne ~ RsW YorE via Eat Tenn We IS
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VIM. S. Eakin & Co.,,
North-wost Corner Publ square,
NASHVILLE. TENN
- -f fafaQ-dkTtf


NASHVILLE TENN,
~ Especial Bargains for Cash or for short time grg@P
OUR FLA g.
Hoist. host cur rag to heavens bsssss,
LetevsIy fold Scat high,
Unfold its banner eTeryEheFes
Beneath The western sky.
In war, let every stripe Eof0rth,
Proclaim It's beauty anditS worth,
O'srmoor and hill and strand
Bequssthsd By patriots blood,
For Oh twas in frsedomE cause,
Amid the battles hood
Hoist, hoist, o1s aag 70 heavens brsss',
Let every fold aOat high
Hoist, hoist, oar Gag IN Arts great reign
Ies every Btsr Goat higher.
Up With the nation'sen ems
4 Gsa Fss me 11iinia every sbsr.-
KnoE where type Of nature made
Where every type 4 found.
Above our ogn Az SelteFb1
Our country standard wave,
And undsr1sathits folds preside
PA besutiful-the braVe-
Fhschild-thePAFsnt-PariOt
The warrior without strife,
Rests hsrs in sEesteatp0rtrsiturs
With every charm but life
Then raise our asunsrto thesky
LsteVsry staFbesEnsEs,
Thattypes q ne Ar GdAeTK
sshis-dEstf Corner q College and Uuioa l.l.
A boarding and Day school.
FOR YO5EG LADIES
TWILL be opsnsa SsDee Der Ist, in Nashville, b J.
male Academy Alabama and during me last I'VE ysa slsh
e. IN the Nashville Female Academy.
The building selsosd institution is e the termination
n sDrucs Iet and Is known Tho tCouEzins" House.
The course Of Instruction VII comprise al the branches usual
IL required English education. The most competent Pro
fsnsors in Music, Drawing, French, &c, engaged
l57FoE particulars sddFess J. w. NICHOLS,
iuRss-3m Nashylle,
SummeFI sunmeF!!
TUE weather getting warm, and nov : The lime . chang;
underwear. Just received large and superb asor h
| UndeFshiFta and DraEers5 noWit;
esuzs silk Shirts snd DFaweTI;
Lills Thread shirts and Drawers;
= s Sss1 Cotton &c g;
Shaker FLANNEL do do
Jseope shYts Drill and Linen Drawers at various praa
CaatNO. IS Cherry street, one a29r isq SaS Hai'n
Tyree Springs,
NJ - mi, "a Lime. Persons DESTROYS Of visiting he
v1se ef this VII Be accommodlisd on reason
able terms, b. application At The oai's o. sssViRa
Gold Pens.
CHOICE LOT or THE BEST PENS
JUST RK0uEED By
,.,.. JOHN YORK q co.
Valuable Farm for sale.
,,,vv al. M Esrn. situstsa on the LouiSViIi.
$3.50 sr1niFe road, fhres milssiEo he ety u p gel
49, bigbiv iprovef AZ most deairaoe place ean-la
- about half 70 cultivation. re balance Nooa
lard.
wanted Immediately.
INV bgr5-sd br1heu Iass Red Potatoes fer planting io
"a vhish ths highest market price viz hs paid.
v,,s,,ll.. Nav Is, 1850 Eol4sas.S liaEss. ss.ss4
EXPREss FREIGHT
ulE Hsshviile and Chsftznooa Railroad Company n con
Il -eeon Win The Roads below, ere running az sfPrf
viSt sin from Charleston and savannah @ Aaahfie
&c., s5e5 Bat With Ne certainty as iher pa
/ frsire 10 aslay 10 leEhi5 By this route - 8,
DTCKENS NEW hook
/ ,,s..-...s, zborr stories. conisiniar shirty.o1
1ev- befors pu1lssslin MS country, ne ahoa VII
- ratgLrs DlcEEE5 Prceln pafer y cntl ~ s9tn ls
, 81 g. > InEs saaaizat b ~ - 49,
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NTow is the Fruit Jars Before you buy any
~ inc the cheapest and best.
THE TEMPEST FRUIT JARS
Are in great demand tie best article the cheapest the
market [mayI7l MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN.
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Also in Bond Cask Of James Hennsssy Brandy, Vinag
1881 which think will Su the most aStdous Palste
L. & 8,
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gasB6iIls anirn uno 5nrritan.
DailY s.; Tri-XFsekIY IS; WeekIy Sc.
hates q Aavertislng.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
N TIE pAILY. -
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,,s..-.-ss zborr stories. uonislninr ghirtJ one
bf7s pu8llsbsi 81 his country, ne aholl Wits
~ rstTrrs D1cEE5 Prccln paPer - cns, n el2tn p
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Whole Tickets SO; Hslvss IS . Quarters s25ol
ertacas Of Paees IN the above Scheme, 70 e drawn On
s Wery viii Se roId at the following rates, Whicnis zoe
risk: - mi. gi,ts,, sl4g 50
Certiheate Of fao14B' p ~ a 4T-iF a "a IS
90 ao "a o-a-ts- a. 81 81
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WOOD, EDDY q co.'s

il DFLAWARB AND EISS0
IS tate hotte cries.
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Sp IendE d scheme!
10 BE DEAWE
Each wednesday in june.

Each wednesday IA "O'
Glass 27O Draws Wednesday June s. 1s6o'
class Ss2 Draws Wednesday, June 1Ss lsGO'
Glass 294 Draws wednesday, June eos $780,
class sO6 Draws wednesday J uno S5s 1867
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TlChEIs-
4sNumbers--13 Drawn Ballots
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RefrigeratOrs.
Grmfenberg DYsenterY SYrup.

ONG wanted have last fresh supply OF the ao
Philadelphia Regeratora which, for usefulness and ecc
ony are unequAled. MACKENZIE & MINOHIN
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s1UE ashve and Chsftanoogs Railroad Company n con
rsrSion win The Roads below, ere running az saPl,l
v,S 7-ea from Charleston and savannah @ Aashfiie a.
49, .--5 brt vth Ne same certainty heir p1sen3-'
trsirS M ssiay % lrerhts b. this route
i.-qs-tf HaBP E.M. COLE sup'i-
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Very rssI soffully yours,
lsimedl 6. W. WHICH co.
IDAuulr, Ky, Marh ., 1850.

IDAzSHlE, KY, Mssph ., 1850.
MElsRs. ". r. DoBDs q Co., CucDpATE
Dan sRs-rLe safe purchased o. you In September last
has stood great which the 2ld
February slendidy had large amount Of nol receipts
&e in it. before tie building burned papers pat
in some lhestof paper and upon opening since tie hIing
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V0IuabIe Farm for Sale.

wow sr for sale ny Farm. situated on ne Loais.S
I,,S ur1Dire Foad, three miles om ne city ~ 7. 80
L,5 hi-biv fprovei. ari ost desirable plaee
$500 - about half 10 cultivation, ths balance H9oa-
land.
fHr-aT
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AnnIe BrandY. No Years Old.

TTE have a small lot OF Apple Brandy from North Caro-
wv lima, said to be 10 Old, Which believe tC
be strictly pure, and represented.
mayQe LELLYETT SMITH.
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1886 Prizes, amounting '0-----.-----.-'--SSso'''
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For Sale or Exchange.

For Sale or Exchange.
WILL either sell or exchange in part for good city EdEs
6eld property, ny Residence. two miles North Of tn
cty with from 30 20 Of land attached. Improvement
new, extensive and complete.
FoR TKEns and further particulars sppy to the pFem
& or 70 TuRER s. FosT and JNO. l. sEIeE, Cedar street
W. B. WALTON.
Union copy and charge this Ofice.-NasA. BGnasr
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IMpREssIyGPaRoRArioN OF SERMON

IMPRESSIVE Il ERORATioN OF A SERMON.
Key. Dr Spring, OF New York, lately
preached h,> tiitiCth anniversary sermon.
aud closed hi, discourse as follows:
lac half century is goae; gone like 4
smii star that has been tsinkiiny in the
curtain ci the uiS ht; gone like the diving
caIcucc oi distaut mins,reisy, as il vanish
e. into tho air; gone like the word lust
spoken, Tor good or for evil, never to be
recalled; gone Ike the clouds which dis.
appear after they have exhausted their
treasures upon the earth; gone like the
leaves oil autumn, that are scattered to the
wand as they withcr; gone like the phan-
o. waich, IN pursuit, had u senblancc
% Tel.,ty, but which, in the retrospect, is
melted away-S1ne, gone as yesterday has
gone Why do say here, gone! Moth
ni- Il -ohe whose influence remains. The
man, the woman, the Sabbath, the PRAYERS,
the weeks, the months, the years that some
oi Us have beheiI vanish, one by one, in
the mysterious past, live still in Gods
universe Past. What is past? What
Is the momeutous present this now. thi.
accepted time! W hat is the .nevcr-cnd.nr
future: Ihry are but part, that make up
the fraud uaIt OF ctcrnty-eteruity that
W.. an! Is, and ever viii be All time is
a "iit, where The angel at Heavens high
court records ~ well the responsibilities OF
h.s..'s -, the responsibilities OF preachers.
aa. where the Great Witness aud judge
VA. r,uaerlo every man according To his
works
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VOL. XVII.
The Carolina Spartan.
BY CAVIS IE TRIMMER.

prioe, Two DOLLARS per annum, in advance, or
$3.50 at the end of the year. lf not paid un-
til after the year expires $500.
Ne subscription taken for less than six months.
Money may be renlitted through postmasters
at our risk.
Advertisements inserted Mt the usual rates,
and contracts made on reasonable terms.
TIE SPARTAN circuates largely over this an i
adjoining districts, and offers an idni'lbielne-
'dium to our friends 10 reach eus omers.
Job work of all kinds promptly executed.
tr printed to order.
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Onde' th 5 caption, deepiy interesting
and instructive article III hes its appear-
ancc in the Cornhiil Magazine.
Life everywhere The air is crowded
with biris--bcautiiui, tender, intelligent
birds, to whom Lille is "a song aud u thrill-
ing 'nNiety OF love. The air is swarming
with ins cts-;hosc little animated mira
cics. The waters are pcOped with innu-
meiable iorns-iram tho anin.alcule. SO
small that one hunircdaud fifty millions
OF them would not weigh graiu, TO the
whale, 80 large that it. seems an island as
it aic,ps upon the waves The bed Of Tie
50 Is alive with po'yii, carps, star-iishes.
aud with she!i-aniuIalcul>s. The face OF
the roc, y Scared i'y the silent boriSg Of
soft creatures, aud black encd with couut,css
inuss,s bAfnacIps. aud linpits
Life everywhere on the earth, in the
eart', craving, creeping, burr5wing, Dor
ny, l'apiu2, RAINING. If the sequostered
cooinea- oi the wond tempt us % saunter
INTO IT. checkerud shade, we are salutcd by
tiie numerous din OF Insects, the tw;tter Of
birds, the srrohibiing oi squirrels. the star
! tied rush of' unSocn beasts. all telling how
poph.ou, th, seeming solitude II We
H'''A'' '''''" 81 ''''' VI Sii4 uD, Ut t'laHl,
cur-ory anl hail ahstractei glance detects
colony OF various ilhahiiaats We pluck
4 Hover, and in i;s bosom We see many a
charming insect busy in it, appointed Ia
hcg. We pick w iaii,n leaf aud il no.
thns i v,>,b,e on it there j. probably the
rec oi IA insect larva hidden in its tissue,
a"i AWAITING their development. Ike drop
81 DIV upon this leaf will probably contain
- animals under the microscope
the same microscope reveals that the
oD|y"f suddenly appearing On bread
4VI awakening supcr,tiious tcrrors, is no.
taia- lGt collect "a OF minnie animals
N1as pro1y,>u); AID that the ya-t tracts
oi snow which are REDEEMED in sin gle
NJ Ia. owe lher color to the marvellous IA.
piii;y in REPRODUCTION OF minute ,lant
,i'rrtacras airuii$). The very mold which
cover, our cheese, our bread, our jam or
oar ink, and ii-G cures our damp walls. is
nothng bat collection ot Iauts The
many coi.reI hye which sp4lAles on the
! surface Of Il summer sea at night. as the
vessel plouchs her way, or which drips
nom the oars in lines Of jeweed light, is
! produced by millions OF minute animals.
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FANNY Fans AVE OF Hus-
BANp.-A lady having remarked that awe
is the most delicious feeling wife eau
hold toward her husband, Fanny Fern
thus commcnts
Awe of a man whose whiskers you have
trimmed, whose hair you have cut, whose
cravat you have tied, whose sl.ilt you have
put into the wash, whose boots and shoes
you have kicked into the closet, whose
drcssing-gown you have worn while conb-
ing your hair; who has been down in the
kitchen with you at eleven o'clock at night
to hunt chicken bone who has hooked
your dresses, unlaced your boots, aud tied
your bonnet; who has stood before your
looking-ghss with thumb and finger on
proboscis, scratching his chin; whom you
have buttered and teased; whom yoa have
seen asleep with his mouth wide open :
ridiculous! -
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90 PER ANNUM
.NO35.
sIistahe. or Physicians.

Oliver w. Holmes, physician, philoso-
pher, and poet, in lecture upon physi-
clans, gives the following accounts Of soIno
mistakes which have been made in medi-
cine: .
"seoaer or later everybody 8 tripped up
IN forming diagnosis. Lsaw Velpau tic
one OF the carotid arteries for supposed
aneurism, which was only a little harmless
tumor, and Kill his patient. Mr.. Dease, of
Dublin, was more fortunate in . case he..
boldly declared an abscess. while Others
thought it an aneurism. He thrust lance
into it aud proved himself in the right
Soon a!ter he made similar diagnosis. He
thrust in hislancet Us before, and oul g,ish-
ed his patients blood and his life witt il.
The next morning Mr.. Dease was found
dead, floating iii his blood He had di-
vided the ieaoral artery. have doomed
people and seen Others Joom tiie,n, oyer
and over again, on tho strength Of phys-
i,afsigns, and they have lived in the most
contumacious aud scientifically unjustihA-
bic manner as long as they lived, and some
| are living still. | see two mon In the
street very often, who were as good as dead
in the oPiuion OF all who saw them in their
| extremity. People will insist on living
sometimes though mauifestly moribund
IN DIR. Elders life Of Kane you will find Il
story Of this sort told by DIR Kane himself.
The captain of u ship was dying of scurvy,
but the csew mutincd, and he gave up dy-
| Ing Tor the present to take care of them.
An old lady in this city, near her end got
little vezcd at proposed change IN her
will made upher mind not to die just
then; ordered coach; was driven twenty
miles to the house of a relative, and lived
for four years longer. Cotton Mather tells
some good stories which he picked up in
! his experience, or out Of his books, showing
The unstable equilibrium of prognosis. ST.
mon Stone was shot in nine places, and as.
he hay for dead the Indians made two hacks
with 4 hatchet to cut his head off He
got well, however, and was a lusty fellow in
| Cotton Mather's time. Jatez Musgraye
was shot with bullet that went in his ear
aud came out Of his eye on the other side.
\ couple of bullets went through his body
also. ,Jabez got well, however, and lived
many years. Per Contra, Col. Roster,
crackinga plumb stone with his teeth, broke
a tooth and lost his life We have seen
physicians dying, like Spigelus, from
scratch and i man who had Z crowbar shot
through his head is alive and well. These
extreme cases are warnings. But you can
never be too cautious in your prognosis, in
view OF the great uncertainty ofthe course Of
any disease not long watched and the many
unexpected turns it may take"
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ROMANTIC SUIcIpE.-A grocer's ap.
prentice, a fine young man, of twenty five,
named Arsenc, who loved literature ~ st..-r.
wisely nor well, lately hung himself in his
masters house, in Paris. Upon his table.
amidst heap OF books, was found the fol-
lowing letter, the orthography OF which
was not on a par with the style: al am
but grocer, and shall never b ANYTHING
else. | always think of that caricature
representing 81 grocer standing on the
threshold OF his door, and making this re-
dection-'Born to be q man, snd condemned
to be a grocer He who thus Judged our
calling was in the right. For many wears
| have tried to improve my mind; / have
read, and even copied out, books which I
don't understand. All this muddles nv
head, and find TINT | become more and
more stupid every day. The longer | live
the worse shall be. Now, | remember
to have read somewhere that a man should
apply his Intelligence to be useful to hu-
manity, and as see shall never be f, for
anything but to weigh cheese and dried
piums, have made up my mind to 20 to
another world which have heard of. and
see whether there may not be n place for
me there. ask pardon of my brethren
for speaking in this disparaging way Of
our common profession; but defy them to
point out asingle instance Of grocer having
ever made his way to higher position.
There are plenty Of manufacturers who
have become deputies and are decorated
and loaded with all sorts of honors, but the
like has never happened to grocer. Foc
these reasons have determined to hang
myself beg my parents TO erect sim
pie tombstone to my memory, and to in-
scribe upon it these words, Born to be
man ; died GROCER"
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EIaGcIlatlon OF p.nit.nss

a.
clergyman went to the jesuit Chuch
l" inc 'a taYltia, to be present at an oX.
traordinary service which al earnest but
mis- GUIDED spirit in the l;omi- h church has
i"Y!''d--a service ol sci..scour. iu.c. \
n't!c hciure seven O'Clock We entered a
Ar-c Church d.mly l2hiel. In. ou,,
-a'S were four canii,s about the altar
ana axe Others >c'ruuHGing hr.c l,;tcr
VI, lnitiai !or Na.iI.) which stood h;.h
upon The wall b~c,, "t the altar We set
ci udrS"svc, on Il h,nch ran cd alou, tbc
"A'i The 'o,r, cover! wi,h a carr ct. WA
! I'm entirely open .uJ ir,c from ot.,,uc
I ten. Every here aud lherc ca this o.cn
. pace amt 'iOns tic rrw OF chair, uuts,d,
ne wall bench, or HID III corners. were 10
DC SceH IN the Jim light Il .ug,, knc,l,n-
III silent devotion. Now ard then o,,.
! Would PROSTATE himself with his face T..
t'it fOor Ns lar a. | could iu,ec. so,.r
( s"|en'y o. c:sity had entered. aud w.re
,r'''.icd about IN diiirrcn; directions. when
iht d"'ts "oic closed aud buit.d
/ lie l.-i puitiUn 81 the scryir, consisted
~ prayers W'd i'tani,a No,y hunrely ch..t-
ej ~ " minister -, tiu ht.r:to th,.. "a
i"i wU>irh Iea, ,.a-c. or ;.u yrr.,,YIi..l
''Am,n, w.> r,.u.nli hy the k,..;.r
"et.t'n,s. hes Players ,uici, and =.
7"'.' ''H.' voice sl"- solo, .apiarcn,iy
..", i,.i',', Fern"l- tha ,try ot Our
'.''''a sAhhn-. ~ he closed, tL, l..hts
' amt -e.p" were cNr,u.us-hci. auI
+. i.e ci.. Was .g.t T.. u,tvr u.,a.,s.. Oae
almost nm rss. lhia ray of ll.h, lid sec.
'."t'N. t's"1 ga an ugeu..- IA I, curtain
600 q" "a. e. .'. oEpo'h. gou-h ,h-