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TRAVELLERS GUIDE
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. nEFAhI-
Nail p 49,
ErtrgEs train ...-.....-..-.ie a. M...s-se
Ao-n1naiauun ain------..eW A. M-..
MEMPHIS AND ONO RAILROAD.
anurrF. nrFkHT.
Nail arF errrezr Train. ..s7sQ p M-...W A. ~.
Hmbolfi pres--.--.-iolo m's' ~
MISSISSIPPI AM TESNEsSEE
ARurvE uErARr
Nail fr,fr -.-.I Is A. N----.2 ~.
Fr.iFbf ~ r--mmadston- AZ y m----.hA a NJ
70. prei-tf ard A~c-smmosstiou Train Survives On lne
dsvs. r@bursisve snd Saturdays, and leaves 90 h9ea'h
wednesday. ani Fridays-
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
Passnrsr Train leave Perry Isndins daily isun-
fsrs exaeutrn nt6 ~ A. n. Arrives 81 ?. N
nafe af Mafizou with Arfausss eisee Nanps.i
urrrfruF Nall C1adheH ~ LItfie Rob, reH rni.u -
Frsnrizaa. Calf ruia. hot sprIurs Washingi@, AItaa
a.. CIartsvlHe. TeKzs, snd 81 principal paue ~
krtsnzsg and rexas. Tckets Cor sale BY T. ; AngNl-
tn sole scent Tor this line. Union Ticfei oHHe Na1-
oa House Resdinz Ro1m-
OVERLAND MAIL.
ne 0rr-I,-f Nail ieares every Weiussisy and sat
-r--4a ~ Hv ne Little Rnrk Rallruaf. per steam
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SERTENBER hT, 1850

or nd sfser fils dsie ue ahsH ctlrgs ens fssture
u q oar bu-1esE. uhhch. fhr-rn % Dee ~ beer very
r-r-frerf fas afTc auaad ur ne IIt rtruu1ie and Toss
We refer Or the credit System. orr uu1nres has been
rrf--frsTr o. caah Business We shaH n1u make o. LA-
r~TrETVFLT 81 ne little rreff hHEueE which W
rsra frr as SIN herr enough 81 prerfrt. a. fhe Dos
r-faer sf uhrrh We have sd or co1s- az e4uialle re-
torn fa- iErr-furuf. isbor md erp'usa " Ehri -ei
81 ne Hru-ar u-i7e thaf see sane rnsis Hhich ~ cfer
can pna7tlv D. t-uEhf fT. We taN extend any &C.
e-nofsfian That we ouusiagufy can eriend No or cue
t-mers. in order that thfv may % suited pr rezard p
rs=fr. but &c shsu reu
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QuEEr.-Hsve ven seen that big Indian in
s,oher oaiuud. boIins ROOTS BAKEs and LEAvEs,
or Ne CrrzoErr ErvRnvP asso-1tvIv-
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bClut ahlA-ls ocmpositon. Ihe titCI tAAlA5
entire active remedial principle o. can lnGei4e1t j.
tha-1rghIy erfrrrei by ny new meth1d OF Nsullrgl
r-rsfrciuE delicious, sNhlrrat.lg spirit and ne na
irfauir,e remedy f0- rsuovatiug the dtssaasl Hrtes
snf restoring ne SICK, s1reriuE and tebii;sis4 Invalid
90 Eealh and strength.
H-lar-is s-rer-r rui1r Cordial win efsctuany cure
uver csmsiaint. tysnePsis, i~asnfice. chronic or nervous
d.afIty. diseases " the kidueya and ell diseases arlsiuf
from a tsorfarrl liver or stauuchs d~Jsgrusla. heart
Burn. inward piles, lci1ity or sicEnesa o. ne stonacn
falness % blood % the head fuI pain or sEillles u
the head. raipi4l1l % The heart rlnes Or weight pr
no sr4ms-h. sour tru-tatio1s, ch1atiug or sE-uaAnf
feeling when Wing DOVE, tryurss or Te-oWnf= OF nF
srsn a1I evs. uizht rEears. inward lever pain ln me
small af the back. chest OF side, sufieu ruslcs o. hest
frp-a-sf41 o. spirits. ughtful dreams, lang1-, aespond
er-v. or any nervuus disease, sores or 1l1rlel sn NJ
stu. and fever AMI s-us, Cor chills and isyrrl
over million Of bottles have been soil DURING ne as
six moths. and In % iusts-ce has natIef On gFilsen
tirs satisfarion. Wh1, Their. vii sursr from weaEues
or aebfitv ubsu N-Lrau's csrsugthsnlnE Cordial WI
-u-e you2
50 tan-us-p can c1r~s~ auH1sTrzta idea ~ NJ lmme
Eis-a ana almost miraculous chzl-e pr0t--ef y t.Eing
this ordial ca me diseased. trhuitafei ami snaHeret
urrv1us =vsfsm. WI ether broken down BY eE7eTs Feas
By nature. o. impair-d1y st-ErFss, te rfIar-i sra IN
struug 0rganizalon IS restored 20 BE- G.l.tue dra'n an.
vi-ar.
Married persons. r~1the-E conscious ~ in-hiitr run
wnsrever crse. EiI ruI Hrtrs1's ater-f-ent1- g
a fhar1urh rcrrnerl'rr 90 IRE rT7frri rll a. wn1 nay
have injured -hemsr-r-s BY Improper -ntuzrncea1 1ti
nH a- - . a-=a.au ana aHnnHm HHrHHHW.
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1. cUNNiXGHAN. seofsuTy-

Coon UKDERsrASDrNGs-For these articles
the trade should call and examine the vast
stock OF Brunsford, GoOdbsr 4 Co. During
the week thousands Of boxes have been re-
ceived. The establishment is just opened, and
every article is fresh. Saeh a choice Of goods,
on terms 20 favorable TO purchasers, Is rarely
seen. The energetic and sntsrPrising prinei-
pals are resolved no one shah be ahead Of
them. They will DO an exclusively whole
sale business on q large scale. Their stock
OF hats and caps is extensive and varied.
In their sale department they have availed
themselves Of the services Of Mr.. J. d. Hicks,
well and favorabiy known from bis connection
with Hicks & Terry, Of this city. As Mem
phis wholesale boot and shoe house, this estab-
lisbment is without a Superior
GExEoroeIcAL ASO cHRoNOLos5oAL-we
have received from E. B. Hotchkiss, Esq, Of
the book depository, south Cont street aeopy
Of Mrs. Mary W. B. Hicks genealogical and
chronological chart Of England aud Scotland,
with an accompanying pamphlet Of Questions
and explanatory references and quotations.
At a moment when the visit Of the Prince Of
Wales attracts attention to the subject, the
chart is Of Interest, ; and it is an ornamental
addition to the library. The book depository
is the agency for the ,ity. Price Of the chart,
six dollars.
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Fer stoves, Crates, Mzntsla, House Furnish
"a G5ofs e,c err. -ee ssasrruus & sfuu-u's sdver-
isa--rt .- r--.ber -.raun.
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See Z. H. clans Co.'S column.

Hardware, Agricultural l~mplsueuts, Mn
oRGiIL BIOS g. q
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urua rp4arsieued. administrators Of Patrick Asn-
ming. deceased. viii ofer a. public sale, m ue 1I
III Mrmshis. on THURSDAY be ON % r-p-tulef
~.~f ~ re--ansI property OF saff t~ecedeutl csns7tnE
f. rr~t ~ sna new frrtIe-tesm Cart one 1cupleHetm
n-e- ,.~ Urrraee snf license. TIVE Mules. one Bred
wsre ana Cot. and one Hutrhers HaEln.
s.-gu $50 Ii ha came time. ader Cor sale a Two
t.-so oil III e late residence place 20 tse said Nan
mig. situated on ne new handoipn rl4
-. 800, wawnnis. cnntaluiug four acres or vel I'M
--.--s f,nf. wits 3 E-od dweii1g ana eouioraa-a ql'-
49,. a aourishlug crop Of toru.
Ts-ms msfe known on the cay 1t sale
HABTNA MANNING.
Admlusra-lE
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MoRrrARY.-The official report shows 80
deaths for the week ending last evening
Adults Il, children D; males ., females IA;
whites 25, blacks IS; citizens %, strangers 10.
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Hatchie River Land for Sale.

WE propose O. sell one hundred and tfg acres %
w Isnf. tour miles from Memphis. on dat-hte river.
inv acres ciesred. with goed cabins. The above land
Is veil adapted for GARDENING purposes or ralalns BAY.
u b ur.rrpts=ed i1 point o. fertility one hundred
Hr-a4 b. hravisv tImhered. which VIII make one hHrifrl
and Htr errds Of wroi % the acre.
viii Sell The above lana on long time, or We WIZ axe
railroad stock, or Mississippi or Arkaus1s levy Strip tu
payment Apply 90
saI1 en- wv ~HhthNLAN 70.
Fresh -gffIef seed.
g ". oNEs = o
laq Mfiu street.
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WOLFE Sasv rus'

CorTuoLLER's OrFIcE. Nashville. AuE- ii 1850
Thrst s % certify. lhsl one Insurance Company ~ me
valley Or FIrEfuia. IsctfaI Ft Wlucraste- PM me 'l
Virrirfs. has complied with OBJ Ha requirements OF
the cole On the auhferf u Errlu Ir'UHae .a7
fianr. fn sections rfgs OBJ 1907 inclusive. Al HeI o. l~
4~f 90 2fih OF Marco. 1880. chapter 1Hh. 7reilun 3N. re-
rnlrfnr a deposit with rhe controller ri twenty .llH-
sa-f f1rrrr 81 six per cent bonds Hi The state. anl mas
g. W L. CuoE istEH IsEaIy authorized as'l-n aA
-r-r,.r- 4, me civ af Memphis. State 81 TeuuEase-
j. r. rNLAF Controller
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noueLAs Avn JOHNSON.

ADAMS ]. MAR MAIN. OVER n TuyEEL.
REGULAR MEETINGS.
GERMAN DovaLas ~CLuB-Krery' MONDAY night II
s o'loa John Dutliugsr, PRESIDENT Pred Ee7ueT'
secretary.
prNocRAuc AsseCIkTIos or SHELBY COUNTY.
Every Tuszizv uirat o. so'dck, ". H. Carroll, Prosi-
druti r. e Lem77ns, secretary.
Lrrrrr Gr,rr ~CLuB-Ersry Fridsy night At s
Srio-t. Lufe 81. Fiulay, presidents Johudes Niieheui
secretary.
sorrH HrrrHr nouGLAt CLUB-R- " Crelch-
Ton. president. !. IT,. Rahb, recording seustury Jo1u
P. seaman. co-rszpandiny secretary NeefiuE every
weducst,v nseht at Capt Hssly's, on csusey street
uhree door sauh o Bsai street
MrcuASscs' DOUGLAS CLUB-w- P Lewis, pres
lert J. n obsriy. secretary HeetiuE evsry thurs
day uisat o. Demo-rati1 headguHTtsrs
All Bemo5rsts are Invited s attend fhsss meetiHss
P-r1fc Documents. payers. etc., win coon b. on hand ct
ne h.as5uarte-s fr distribution. ATply 70 II C.
rauu-. p quE c. LrmoTus-
H.cKs-Tbere are seventy licensed hacks
in the city.
- We call attention to The advertisement
Of Capt Lsnow, who offers some choice prop
srty Tor rent
BANK or WEST TESSEssEE.-An election
viii Be held at the Bank Of WestTennssses
tomorrow, between the hours Of 10 A. b.. and
3 p. NJ, Tor directors.
RrrosprR's CouEr. Twehty-ons cases
we're disposed Of by the recorder yesterday
morning. and fines amounting to sixty-nine
dollars were collected.
SoUrH AMERICAS Commonwealth
invite attention to the letter from South Amer
lea, which appears in to.dsy's paper i Is
well worthy a PsWssl-
MoErrARY.-The official report shows 80
deaths for the week ending last evening.
Adults Il, children %; males ., females Il
whites ., blacks IS; citizens % strangers TO-
EDuc.rroNAL-Ws would call attention 10
The advertisement Of Mrs. NJ. Gabbert Duncan,
whose school for girls opens on Monday, Sep
TENDER 81 As an accomplished instruc'Tsss,
she stands in the front rank
AssAuur WITH IyrEsT TO KILL--A nan
named T. ". Barnes was arrested yesterday
and taken before Esquire Hi, charged with
ssszuItinr a man named NJ. n. Dozisr, on The
18Th uii. Barnes was committed to Jail.
THE LAEcgyY CAsE.-John Williams and
WIN. Eastman, the two msn arrested for steal
ing brassss from Engine No. :, had an exam
nation yesterday. The case was plainly
made out, and in default Of bail both were
committed.
prr,ox,r-Col Uomss s. Brsnsford. Of
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EDUcATIoNAL-Ws would call attention 10
the advertisement Of Mrs. NJ. Gabbert Duncan,
whose school for girls opens on Monday, Sep
TENDER 81 As an accomplished instrue'Tess,
she stands in the front rank.
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u vgur children are Ei-r7, puuy- ar fHl1ed. hcLea1f
Cordial viii make them healthy, fst and robust belay
no. q moment Try BE- snd T1u vii Do convinced 10
I-eIiclous o. lake.
CAUTION -Esusrr 90 fruE-isH rr dealers We ms,
~ l. r-rn rDar vru some bitter, Hr srsspsriUa trash
which thrV can 1uv cheap, By saying % O. lWf -
A-rtd su-h mon. Ask ,or M-La1n's sfrsnztnrnirg Cor
dial. and take r1th 1r else. It De- fhe only r7ue1T ga
win rurif7 IRE tIorI ihare1EhIT. ami st the ume tm'
strengthen she system
one ubirspoonfrI taken every wrr1ir- ffTfluEs b.
attain r~rvanfivr fr chnIfra- rHiIs swf fever, TnNra
'rErr. or any prevalent disease 70 F poo no m
-.stfes Pr1-p anrr g. uer bottle. or .T Bottles Or
J. n. MrLEAN sole p-uurirtur OF rhls Cordial AIat
N-Lr4n's voscanir on LiuInsnL Principal tsput0nthi
rr-nrr % Thluf anf Pine streets. St LHuIs. NO
~ rsIri In Nrrrhfs b. A 8. MANSFIELD &C.
afs7 b. e. ". JONES' a 90. snd a McCLEI
$50 fals-HuIvis
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MASON & CO..
50 Cotton Factors, sE8
COMMISSION, RECEIVING
AND
forwarding Merchants.
2s3 Main Street,
Mule SE0Ie9l.

UrOIBN on Fridsy night last from ny -
- bia. on Linden street. corner 20 Lauder-f ~
dale me arg. mouse coi1rcd MARE MULE
f9--taen rr ffesn years Cd. branded g 3 Qns243@S
ne IaH shouider-t looks Ike q B. AM lnf1rmtlon
ooocsrning ne Muls. or The appreheuu1no % the thist,
viii BE- literally rewarded.
il. RAWLINGS,
r6 Main street
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REuoEpER's CoUET. Twenty-ons cases
we're disposed Of by the recorder yesterday
morning. and lines amounting to sixty-nine
dollars were collected.
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SourH AMERICAS CoERUsroSnENCE.-We
invite attention to the letter from South Amer
ics, which appears in to.day's paper. It is
well worthy a psrussl-
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NEW ORLEANS, September -C0mmotore Mcintosh,
oommsndzut Of he P~snsae1ia naval sauou, died At hat
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TO y LADIES.

HrLal1'E aT01E"T"I7T ITIIaI = -
e-eair cure for inrluIrrf cHlsumptols uhl--a nir
u- fIH-uIt meusfrusur1. Ilc1nuuencr 0I urine nr in11l
rrfa-v sizrharrrs trerrof. falling Of tre womb. gtid
nr=. niniia-. and HI diseases Incident % femf.ea
There b. no mistake ahHutf- SufFr u1 .n1r.r. N1At
BE- .o-,-IIHr o. directions. no. eIu -Hu1s-- -rruelhar
anf iuvIaarats 500. ami cfHas lfF htaw 70 E-t.h O
mount y1ur chesk again. Even bottle d warranted
give saffsfa-tio1.
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BANK or WEST TESNEssEE.-An election
viii Be held at the Bank Of WestETennessee
tomorrow, between the hours Of 10 A. n. and
3 p. NJ, Tor directors.
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H,cKs-Tbere are seventy licensed hacks
in The CITY.
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r. We call attention to The advertisement
Of Capt Lsnow, who offers some choice prop
r-En- FOR rrrf
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"The NObIest study of Mankind
Is ManT'

" p. HAGAE g. CO.,
.-an-H-uwHw p-o--f.sa-a r. \ ?
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Rtb 1ides-..----sr -rr-r-
Strulderl-...s-.-
Ila1u ~ - ssrsssr HrssHsrs
Csavns fPork Hamsl
Canvas surar cured hauE-------..-
~ HaHN
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-06-02

O,what ride was that! To add to the
horror of the scene, the sky, as the sun
went down, became overcast with huge
masses of black clouds, bearing hastily to
some aerial warfare the dread artillery of
the skies Deep darkness settled down
upon the forest, save when, for moment,
the vivid flashes of lightning lit up the
gloom with brillianey that seemed al
most supernatural Is it strange that /
was agitated 7 that my heart beat wildly
as thought of the probable result of this
strange ride2 On, on we sped On the
narrow pathway the carriage bounded from
side to side, and / every moment expected
it would be hurled off the bank and dashed
to pieces on the rocks below. Gradually,
however, collected my scattered senses,
and cried to the Strong One for help How
precious, amid the darkness of that fearful
moment, was the life-giving message that
came like ray of light from on high to
my terror-stricken soul: God is our ref
uge and strength, very present help in
time of trouble Borne upward upon the
wings of that mighty thought, my faith
gathered strength to repose in peace and
confidence upon the solid basis of eternal
truth
Still, the danger was every moment in
creasing.
AS we drew near the foot of the hill the
road suddenly turned to the right over a
rude log bridge, beneath which rolled a
deep and rapid stream, now swollen by
recent rains, and dashing furiously over
the rocks. This was the place of greatest
peril. Here the solemn question of life or
death was to be decided. If we passed
the bridge in safety / might, perhaps, es-
cape unhurt. 0, then, sweeter than an
gels harp, came to my spirit the blessed
assurance, Whether life or death, all is
yours
Suddenly, however, directly in the road
before US, uprose chorus of voices, ex-
claiming, Whoa, there whoa What
are you driving at this rate for2
" A strong hand grasped the bride.
The horses were stopped and / was saved.
The impromptu driver sprang to the
ground, cast one rapid glance around as
the rapid tread of horse sounded in his
ear. Then, as he leaped over rocks and
logs in his effort to escape, the alarm was
given, Catch him catch him he's ma
MAC from the hospital of -"
" But the lesson, Aunt Mary 2"
"Trust in God in the darkest hour"
This story is no fiction. Aunt Mary is
yet living to attest its truth ArthurS
Home Magazine.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-06-02

Ton MARsHALL's LAsT.-Tom MarshalPs
Cast generally shows that he used some
body up in the most notifying manner;
but his last "last" is rather the other way.
In coming to this city few weeks since
from Cincinnati, he stopped over in Della
ware, a fourishing village in the interior,
for day or two. Just before leaving
there he asked the station agent to check
his valise for Cleveland. The agent, tall
and verdant-looking young man, chalked
cleveland" on the valise, and went away
The brilliant Kentuckian didn't exactly
understand this way of checking, but
sudden thought struck him, and he started
in pursuit of the agent. After protracted
search he found him.
''Look here" said Tom, II want that
piece of chalk"
"What for 7" asked the astonished agent
$50 [ can have something to show for
my baggage in Cleveland y said Tom,
with perfect gravity.
The verdant looking agent brushed his
long soap locks from his eyes, closely sur
veyed Toms face for a moment or two,
and said, solemnly, "We gin'rally give
small piece of brass to holders of baggage,
but | reckon faint necessary in your
case p
There was just time to 60 across the
street and return before the train started,
and the form of the tall Kentuckian tower
ed at the head Of the procession : CIeve-
land Pl0lAdcale7.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-06-02
BOOKS.
DUPLICATION FOR SALE BY
l. THOMAS HAMILTON,
48 Beekman street,
New York


THE DREAM;
Or, the true history Of Dea CHESS DistiLcry and
Dcd. Joness Brewery.
GEO. B. CHEEvER, d. d.
Price per single copy 10 cents, 81 per doz., or 81
per hundred
Z" This Will continue to be an excellent work for
circulation so long as distilleries and breweries
continue to send forth their poisonous stream."-
A. S. BMglc (Salem, o.
We have received pamphlet copy of that re-
markable production Of Dr. Cheevers-" The
True History of Deacon CHESS Distillery," which
is now being republished and illustrated by Thos.
Hamilton, at 48 Beekman ST., New York. 1t is a
seathing article, Astounding in the fire and hammer
of unfinching truth. 1t was written originally
for paper called the "Saem Landmark, pub
ished at Salem, Mass, where DR.. Cheever, then
young man, was engaged in the ministry. 1t pro-
duced great sensation at the time, and the whole
rum-fraternity were in arms about it. Cheever
was arraigned before court of justice. The re-
production of the article at this time is called for
and is eminently opportune, when, on either
hand, the helish floods of Intemperance are surg
ing back upon communities once reclaimed from
their devastating fow.-1Tue american Ere, Pa)
"No work on Temperance ever had such a wide
circulation as this and the exigency of the times
seemed to call for its republication. It purports
to be Dream, but it is not all a dream, but
an awful reality ."-Ne,cs Letter (Westfeld, Mass)
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-06-02
4pems, anttootes arto Skettbss.


ny FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS.
Make me a grave where ere you win,
On lowly plain or lofty hill;
Make it among earth's humblest graves,
But not in a land where men are slaves.
l could not rest if around my grave
heard the steps of trembling slave
His shadow above my silent tomb
Would make it place of fearful gloom.
could not sleep if heard the tread
Of cofae gang TO the shambles led;
And the mothers shrek of wild despair
Rise, ike curse, on the trembling air.
| could not rest if saw the lash
Drinking her blood at each fearful cash
And saw her babes torn from her breast,
Like trembling doves from their parent nest
I'd shudder and start if heard the bay
OF bloodhounds pursuing their human prey;
And heard the captive plead in vain,
As they bound afresh his calling chain.
If saw young girls from their mothers arms,
Battered and sold for their youthful charms,
My eye would flash with mournful flame,
Ny death-paled cheek grow red with shame
would sleep, dear friends, where bloated
might
Can rob no man Of his dearest right
My rest shall be calm in any grave
Where none can call his brother slave.
ask no monument, proud and high,
To arrest the gaze Of the passers by;
All that my yearning spirit Graves
Is, bury me not in a land of slaves.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-06-02

TooGREAr A TEMPTATION Irishman,
entering the fair at Ballinagone, saw the
well defined form Of large, round head,
bullying out Of the canvas Of tent. The
temptation was irresistible; up went his
shillelab-down went the man. Forth
rushed from the tent host of angry fell
lows to avenge tie onslaught. Judge of
their astonishment when they found the
assailant to be one Of their own faction.
"Ochl Nicholas" said they, and did
ye not know it was Brady O'Brien you
hit7
"Troth, did l not" says he; bad luck
to me for THAT same; but sure if my own
father had been there, and his head look
ing so nice and convenient, could not
have helped myself"
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-06-02
MY BONDAGE AND MY FREEDOM
BY FREDERICK DOUGLASS.

BY FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
vol, limo. AGA PIP, Illustrated. Price 81,
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We have before listened to the homely tale Of
the liberated slave, but it did not impress US as
does this narrative of Douglass, for the reason
that we were left to supply the commentary which
is here pressed upon us by one who has both seen
and felt what he relates. The story bears through
out the impress of truth, and the manner in which
it is told stamps the writer as man of genius and
This is splendid work. The personal worth Of
the author, the deserved popularity he has secured
throughout this nation, and the universal desire
that prevails to have memento of one of natures
noblemen, win conspire to createTn unprecedent-
ed demand for this book Wesleyan
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A COURTEOUS REroRT. The Hon Alex
ander Fl. Stephens of Georgia was once
running for Congress with an opponent of
unusually large stature, and on the stump
one day the discussion became exceedingly
warm, whereupon the large man said to
Stephens, who was small and delicate
"Why, l could button your ears back
and swallow you whole"
" And if you did you would have more
brains in your stomach than you ever had
in your head"
The laughter which followed efectually
dissipated the ill humor which was fast
gaining ground.