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6 .

Commencing Monday, April rs, Is6O.
Time TO Memphis Trsnty-too Hours
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAGGAGE CHECKED TRorsH BErwEzE DECATUR
PASSENGERS for the soGth take the A. n. Train Of ne
Tennessee aud Alabama Raroad; Pulaski take Carter
Thomas Hough lire Of Prospect station distant IS
miles, connect at Decatur with Memphis Charleston Railroad
train for Memphis Grand Junction, ane all points
West.
Through tickets to Decatur and Memphis be
the Tennes and Alabama Railroad Ticket Office,
Passengers going North take the A NJ Tennessee
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting Prospect
station with the Stage line to PULASKI, &C.
Trains connections both ways with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad train al Decatur. apri7-dam
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BOOTs. SHOES ARD BROGAN
s. N VIM, Memphis. R. C. WrBu, C5zsgs H.z, Ms
S. NJ. WEBB & CO.,
cotton Factors
AND
OMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. r roma Row, Memphis. Tenn.
auzI9-w6m
5000 Reward.

ID UNAWAT from the subscriber, Benton, Lowndes
y county, Ala the ed NAY copper compiler
on7d negro boy named CORNELIUS NEAL aged about =
years. I've feet nine inches high about $50 pounds has
heavy and bushy hair quick wound the second
joint Of the second finger OF tue right hand which renders
sG. lie is blacksmith, and sell dressed IL Is
supposed that he away with who fishing in
the neghborboOd At the time.
will SEQ for the apprhtnio1 Of the white man or
with proof sufficient convict and $500 FOR delivery Of
said 81 Benton, caught outside OF Dallas or
Lowndes countless $50 caught within these eountea
information Of the bog will be thankfully received and
suitably rewarded Address Benton LeEndes county Ala
noy4-Ir JOHN n. MINTER.
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
IMPRESS Freight Trains ona the roads On and after the
s4th Decsnber 1859, through rates from New York 70
Nashville:
Second Class, do I IS Fourth Class, do %
Hats Caps and Bonnets, IS
Time from Savannah and Charleston Nashville three three
and . half and four days
Tine from New York and Philadelphia, half eight
and nine days.
Intervening Sahbaths the above variations time a. no
frelghS trains are run on Sunday three lines
NO detehtons oy ice OVerchaSes and damages
eept damages occurring al seal promptly the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
dee22-S p&s @ W AN DERsoN
Nashville and Memphis, Grand Junction,
New Orleans &c., via Tennessee and Al
ALBANIA RaiiOad and Connections.
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OATS.
Negroes to Hire.

~ - SACKS OATS, Just received consignment and
4 % Isals at the Broadway Mills
sepE- D. D. DICKE
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t. suRsE. IN. sssANx
BURGE 81 SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GROCERs,

Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, rExSEssEH.
KETE have in store large and we'll selected stoe Of
w Groceries Liquors, &C. and will receive
large quantities during tbs season Our stock in store
''''' IN part as follows VIZ snv
200 hhds Louisiana Sugar, lOsbbIs Loyering'sD. B.,
i0o sS I. Soysrng' R. soI p0TS9Foa;
~ = '->' -'7'i coffee.
see bags prime Rio, sOassprine Lasuyr.
800 bbls Choice Plantation, IS barrels N 0 Syrup
600 y do do IS packages St. Louis.
Sundries.
s0s bxs Star Candles, 500 y bxs Star Candles,
800 90 do 800 do bar Soap,
sc bzs Tallow Candles, as bags Spice,
500 bhs New York and Rosen-9o0 cssts Soda,
so sacks Race Ginger, SO doIndigo, extra hae,
9 casks Dutch Nader, 90 tcs fresh Rice,
goo dozen Painted Buckets $50 nests Painted Tubs,
900 dozen Zinc Wash Boards, $50 doz Broons.
200 b1s Carrots Bottle snuE. go bHs Carrots Paper Snuff,
bbs Buffers Backing, 2bbls Mason's Backing,
go bxs window Glass, 500 bxs Glassware assorted,
5000 pounds Lead; lUOn do Shot assorted sizes.
$50 hR 6xs Rssns, go bis ! Raisins
ties fresh Figs, 10 bbs Fberts
100 fresh Peaches, 200 dozen Fresh Cove oystsr,,
100 kegs Nails, belmont brand, bxs Brandy Peaches,
400 coils Manila Rope, 100 Halfbushel Measures,
wv Aeihss sSSorted-OO Rapers
- Sizes 100 coils Cotton Rope,
~ chests BLACK Tea 100 bolsCidsr Vinegar,
2S chests Imperial Tea, 100 bxs Ground Ginesr
LIQUORS.
200 bbls Tenn White Whisky, 800 boIs Deans extra WHISKY
le e DO bourbon do 100 do Ward oarysdo
% 40 Robertson co do les do Old Rye do
seasks jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do NevsomS do
3 DO Louis La Bertcn do SO do Julius r. Smith's ola
20 bhls Cherry Brandy, Reserve WHISKY.
% 20 ee 5lackperry DO casks oatasba Brandy,
~ ~ 40 feacn do 20 bbls Grape do
40 i6casks seigBette do 25 10 GINGER al
Is bbls Rum and Gin, 20 40 Appls AZ
10 casks Sherry Wine, 25 csks Seignette DO
IS bbls Malaga do Hobbs Holland Gin
"a kegs Lemon Cnrdai, s5 do swsn A.
~ cases Chsmpagne, pinis, Is casks Madeira Wine,
. hxs White Wine, 90 DO Old Port %
$50 bbls Fresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger Al
brands, 25 baskets ChsrnrssSa ~.
25 hxs Claret Wine and quarts
30 do Londen Porter.
Tobacco.
200 bxs Va assorted brands Tenn assorted brands
100 do KY, do do $50 do No Do 40
900 Imported Cigars, 10000 Domestic Civars
Oils.
so bbls Linseed Oil, 80 bbls Lard OIL
10 do Cotton seed OIL
Tbs above articles will sell low down for cash.
BCRGE & SWAMI.
PS0ur Mr.. Swan who Is well known as an experiencs5
buyer, will remain in New Orleans during the present Seaso
and keep house we'll supplied with heavy and "a
would respectfully invite the trade give Is call bsrepur
chasing elsewhere. ljsn2l BIAS
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Georgia aud South carolina Money
SANFORD'S
Liver InvJ&OraE
NEVER DEBILTFATES.


EFT Is compounded entirely from GUM, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine,
and approved by all that have used It, and is
sorted with confidence in all the disease for which it
It has cured thousands s within the last two years
who had given up all hopes of relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show
The dose must be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking =, and US ed in such quantities
act gently the Bowels. =
Us, doP Tn :: ES sF; K. and IN IT
will cure Liver Conn y plants, Bilious At
SSaSKs, eySPsPS1a UIainiS. O DI,snss.
~, Dropsy, Sour si0Inach, IIabisuei
CostiVeneSs, ChOI- Iic, Cholera, ChOIe-
ra "a Orbus. cholera Enfantum, FIatu-
lence, IA n i C G. e Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue = ieessfullJ as Ordina.
II d H e, las , Thousands can testify,) in
twenty minutes, if n two three Tea.
sp0OntulS are TAX. y en- at the comm ncemSnt OF
All who use itare giving their mouy
IN its favor,
Mix in the mouth Wit the 1nvigorator swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable put up
GLASS CASES, air tight, and will keep in any climate
The Family CasI tAartis PILLisa gen.
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their induced me to place
them within the reach of all. =
The Profession well know that different Oatharcs
The FAMILY ca THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from variety OF purest NeSe'
table Extracts, which act alike every part Of the
Gimentary canal, and are good and safe in all cas-
es where q Oathartie is Z needed, such as De-
engagements Of tie stomach, SIeePi.
ness, Pains in the e Back and q i n 5,
COsIiVemess, Pain and Soreness over
the whole b o Y, e from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected, : end long course Fe-
yer Loss of Appe- & biIe,a Creeping SEN
saIiOn of Cold over 2 the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or weight in the n cad,
all IBflammaIO Try - Diseases, Worms. in
Children Adults, rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood y and many diseases which
flesh is heir, to mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, to 3. Price dimes
The Liver EnVigoratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills tae by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the trade il all the large
IT. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 335 Broadway, NJ
Oh. WOOD 4 CO.,
febi 81. Louis, Mo.
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TEssEssEE AND A..ABAmA nAILnoAD.

TENNESSEE and ALABAMA AAAAhOADs
- a. e
AN and after Monday. September 10Th, 1850 The Morning
Train going Seath viii Nashville at SIS NJ instead
* 4l5.
Through Tickets Decatur, Grand junction and Mem
Fhis Only seven miles gink.
The ue from Nashville Decatur Grssd Junction and Mem
ph VII De one hour and n minutes less than by any other
route.
Returning the Traia from Memphis Grand junction and
Decatur will arrive at Nashville at NJ hour sooner than
by any other road. W. ON. PERKINS.
sept6-du superintendent
The Evening Train viii leave o'clock heretofore
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Under-ghirts and Drawers

sSILK SHIRTS and Drawers, heavy and very hne;
- Cashmere Shirts and Drawers 90:
Merino Shirts and Drawers, do
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, 2" do;
Shaker Flannel Shirts and eaVy and very fine:
Canton FLANNEL Shirts and Drawers, do do;
English Brown Cotton Shirts and Drawers, do do;
Men Of size hnd Underwear % Cherry
street, one door from Union ]. A. McGILI.
o.f00-f 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-13

PURE APPLE BRANDY
VNT have just received small shipment Of PURE APPLE
w BRANDY, which for richness OF is
precedented MIZELL, HOOPER 4 CO.,
dec Nos. 8 and Mar et Street. Z
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Freight to New York and Philadelphia

Freight TO New York and philadelphia
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR.
Oh ESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of not than SEQ pounds IS
No insurance except from Charleston Savannah
New York aud Phlade phia.
Cotton compressed st the option and expense
COMPRESSED can be ghed oI1 New York foreign ports
a. y to 10 less than cotton not compressed.
Through recpsissued BY the Freight Agent OF the Nash
vale and chattanooga Railroad.
G. ". ANDERSON,
dec 22u-B General AgOat.
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For sale, Lease or Rent.

WILL for term Of years, rent for the ensuing
y year. the eommodous dwelling occupied by H. ~ Hays
Eu the intersection OF Broad and Yauxhal streets.
Also, small dwelling with fsur upon large lot
intersection Of Ash and Summer Streets
Howard School Building.
residence and half miles West Of the public
square, containing eight servants Houses stables
twelve Of superior garden land portion Of
hcis Grass and Shade Trees present occupied By
p Esq This piece Of property has many
teges q suburban residence aud am disposed to SELL eas
rent, or barter it, for other lands negroes.
have also superior Family of Negroes to be hired
for ensuing year. Call at No. ~ Cherry street
novl6-dtf EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-13

sAsMvILLE AND cIIArtrANOoeA a. 4.
Asl4lAz
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Ifth. 1seO.
Passenger Trains, East Ana Tsss EI run As follows
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at $50 A N And3PM
Arrive at Chattanooga LEO u AID rs AN.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga 100 n and 10 p n
Arrive at Nashville at $50 P q and A M
Il rail eo1necion and shorestruts Boston, New Yor
~ Philadelphia Baltimore. Washington (,tv Pi-b,s,t
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxvile savsnDah s7fsrIss.
Montgomery Menu his New Orleans, a.c
Both Trains Stevenson with Trains m Msphi,
and Charleston Railrrad, and At Chsftauofa tb .i IN
Bsst ana and eRtr1 and Ataute Railroads
Through TicEsts may had at a1V hour an aie.fo =,
Liekst . 1ee * Depot to ne following places and
Naa1xie Ne4 YORK. Enrl Tanr. ". -. ..
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

made from pure unauthorized Wine which is about
double the strength Of other wines and is imported
by only the United States Also from the follow
ing valuable Roots Herbs Soomon's SEAL, spkensrd
COmfrey, oaome Flowers Gentisn Wild Cherry Tree Bark
and Bayberry.
We Challenge the World TO Produce their
Equal!
moi profess Roots known only
TO the Indians Of South America, and for 'a diseases
which the flesh heir to- but claim present to the public
truly valuable PREPARATION which every intelligent Physician
country will approve recommend As remedy for
INCIPI consul PTI9N,
System Para ys Piles diseases peculiar Females, Debility
and all cases requiring Tonic they are
UNSU PASSED!
For Sore Throat among the Clergy they truly
valuable
For aged nhrrn, persons constitution
for Minis the Gospel Lawyers and all public speaker
for BOOK Taors Seamsrs Students, Artists, and
all leading sedenaray life they will prove truly bene
fetal.
Beverage they wholesome and delicious
all exhlaating Brandy
Wine without intoxicating and valuable remedy for per-
addicted excessive Of strong drink and wish to
fran from it. They aud entirely free from the pOsons
contained in the adueraed wines and liquors with which the
country is hceced.
These bers only but disease should be
used by all who live in country where the water bad
Ohs and prevalent Being entirely innocent
and harmless, they be freely to Children and infants
withmpunity.
Physicians Cergymen temperance advocates,
humanity shsud assist in spreading these truly valuable
Bers the land and thereby essentially aid in baniIhng
Drunkenness and Disease.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & co ,Preprietors,
as william street, New York.
And sold by Druggists generally.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
IN BBLS. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactured
e1O fron choice White Wheat to arrive 10 day and for
sale by lmaTl5 MIZELL, HO0pRR& co.
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THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
Bell Coal.

AVING taken the above Coal ready to fill orders
left either the yard the office the Citizens Coal
Company, No - Cherry street, where he found dEring
the day. W. J. THOMAS.
owing for Coal will please Gail and settle
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-13

Also in Bond, Cask OF James Heunsssy Brandy yptar
Of la29 which we think will Putt the most astdous palate
L. & s
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TOlhur's Eclipse washing .BTachine,
NO FAMILY sHOIrLn BE HIrunrrr nNr
For Remf.

HNEE only WISHING Machine bFousht ssF,re people
which Is Of absolute practical Il is smPleeeap
easily operated, and crmmends Itself the eeryy
Apply to HARDY BROTHERS. Agents.
sePSz ASPuhlie square
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-13

Card 10 Families.
ME- have on sale a ane Brett Carriage. s,,,,s-
w hand; One fine PhRton CarrfaEe, new a..
superior BarOuchOs second hand One sree Fa1r,fi~
carriage second hand; Pine hand PIE 80
MAKES All OF which viii Be sold very cheap 10 close bv
- BBNJ. = SHIELDS Co,
sep<O No. y, Central Auction Rooms, College street.
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Apple BRANDY. I6 Years Old.

RPHO hsAhOy' 10 Il cars OEA'
EN7E have small lot Of Apple Brandy from North Caro-.
w lima sad 10 he l6 cars DID, Which believe
be strictly pure, and as represented.
mSy26 LELLYETT & SMITH.
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RkansaW ay.

RkanaWay.
ON yesterday Saturday. evening" broEnish girl
q young woman, aged about 10 years. named R0Zeen.
Any information concerning her will be thankfully received
this Office and suitable reward paid for delivery here
noyIS-dH
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llOuSe fOP fKeIaf-

an the corner Of Cherry and Gay for the balance Of The
suitable for Boarding House Apply he premisss,
W. ii4- sep3l-ff
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26
Bonaparte's Poveriy in early Life.

". Thi rs, in bi- history Of the Consli.
ate, reciies sjme VERY strange snd previous
'y unkno particulars respecting the early
life and penury o Naoolcon Bonsssrte.. 1t
appears that after he had obtsinei a subs1:;
terms commission in the French service,
by his skill and daring at Touiin, be lived
some time in PARIS in obscure lodgings. and
and 10 such e,peme poverty that he wss
often without the means Of paying ten so0s
(ten cents) for his dinner, and often went
without any at all. He was under the ne
cessiiy Of borrowing small sums and even
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26
How TO put w Hams aud Lard

.Nessrs Ediiors:-Npticing an Inquiry in
the Rural show 10 put up hams" send you
recipe that J warrant TO Keep them any
reasonable length oi time. perfectly swee.
AS FOL oas:
When the hams ere sufficiently dried I
[say two aud hilf months after, killing
wrap them well in newspapers. and pack
them in good s'rong as!ss. You can keep
them sweet and nice as long as you please.
While am in the way Of il, will send
you a recipe for making lard "G, ,rhiie as
SaoT." Nov, d mi b. increduluus, bu :ry,
snd then you will know Ills SO! Take
aboet The proportion of one gallon OF iye,
and two t.blespoonsfuls t. oe sod1 to thirty
gallons uaer, and boil the fat in it in the
usual way, and my word for it. your lard
will snos. MF. w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26

C-.-Burleigh writes To the Boston Journal
of the reception of Sanator Seward of New
York:
S.nltor Seward arrived in the sArayu. He
was driven to his rooms at the Astor ih q
splendid carriag", and reached bis
lodgings at 8 o'clok. A salute of one
hundred gun, was fired in the Park, aud at
o'clock he company Of ab ut ffiy came
up and wanted an Introduction. Mr.. Sew
ard DID no know them. but tn, chairman
said, ''You have hesrd from Us, I snppcse."
Il 1ent know Whist you mein,' said the
Senator He wa: old that these gentlemen
had fred the saluts. He then gave them
the hand ofwelcome, and then said. 81 have
been sulued al the way out and bick from
this cEuntry. was saluted as lett New
York, and whenI came back-wheD lresch-y
ed England-when | left-6nI even in
Egyp'. asked bystander what the SAL
ute was tor He said Distinguished
American had arriven, and the sa ute was ia
!iouor Of him" Gov! ward did not press
tie matter no further. -
1t wus known that Gov. Seward would be
waited upon by the committee o. the Repub.
lican organization. A great crowd col'ec.
ted as early as 9 4. NJ. Men Of all classes.
ages conditions ministers, lawyers, doc
tors-merchants, carmen, Irishmen, and oil
other men known to New York. And al!
united to make the welkln ring.
He is looking in fine health. His face 10
brown with exposure; but The rudy and
solid aspect Of his face indicated robust
health. The reception was worthy Of him,
and deeply affected nm, and when he spoke
with a voice full of emotion, the well known
tones of his voice created great applause
At ten and half the old Webster room
was crowded. and when the Senator came
as he did from the North bed chamber at
tach. TO Mr.. Webster's old quarters, the
room, tba passages and and corridors all
rang with cheer upon cheer for the Senator
of New York Judge Peabody made the
address Of welcome home to which Senator
Seward made reply. He had carried with
/ him, he said, the farewell so hearty and so
| kind that had 70 o we'd him to the ship. He
had been amid pleasant scenes, but none no
pleasaet as his home. He had seen much
to admire, but not 81 much as,in his naive
luud. He was in Europe twenty-five years
ago. He left New York of wood and fnvn3
London and Paris of stnne. lie now found
London and Paris stone sti but New York
was marpr He said he wns in an h"ur "r
/ two to be the guest of the City ofNew York.
und he would tlen and there speak m-rs
fuay; and he eud.d with thruks, to which
cheers we're aided
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26
Cales, shGteges, etc.
From Arthur's Home Mdga:ine.l
AN AUTHORS RECREATION
BY CLARA AUGUSTA.

a., a.,
Wy "u"e Is 'oh" bro"h--a common
name en'ua"' anu mere h, "'e take "cc''
SION W :" o''' Wv 'e"ue' 'h"' ! am 10 re-
'at''r OF 'ne ee.eor"'eu i"o'V'oua' "' tha'
ham'' VINO Is ot'hg constantly pafa"ed IN
Inc papers Us 'he uoer OF some remarkan' 'e
'ea'' or me s"yer o' some "ohder'u' Jea
deSP". l o'scia'n' All KIN
by profession l am an author. Mym'mm'
ds plume Is an AMBITIOUS one' out ! WIZ not
wrl'e II down. because am mol oes'ro"S o'
'ndu'gl'g IN personalities.
In the commo" accep,a'ion OF me Term
nave oeeh successful MY iaoors are
well pa'u' ana nave srohg hopes mat
am doing my 'eil'w men some good-a con-
summa''on wh'ch nave ever deVon''y
wished,
TOOK up authorsnip because l teit that
had a mission 10 iu'h', ana only 'hro'gn tne
medium oil PRINT could reach Inc puone
attention. ana mere, en- p'Ssan'' Perm''
me a few WORDS OF ADVICE 10 y"'ng iao'es
ana geh''emen VINO nave 'noug"'S o' 'eav'
ing lucrative si'uat'ohs' ana taxing 10 qu'i''
or'V,hg. D'ht 10 IT, Inc 'raue - oVe''
stocked Every h'th man wr'tes LOT 'he
papers; every schooi-ols'rlet prou"ces
cis'nsu'sheu. poetess. FeoP's seen, -
take TINS mama Tor writing as ha'ura'y as
ch'idren take tne m"asls' Every h'''-slu-
mas a daooier IN Hehcon' every country
newspaper oo's's Its own correspondent
In silence there ~ so'ely' anu one hao oet'
Ter keep MS mouth c''sea. wnen nc hat
no'h'ng 10 say Au'horsn'p shou'a hot oe
,raoe' y s"ou'd never oe eS'ayeo 'o' the
fabulous fortune wn'cn some persons sup
pose y invariably yieids' nor YET rom 'hirs
pt Iame' ana worldly applause Ia nlne
cases out OF 'eh' an INDUSTRIOUS mechan'c
income Is greater than thot OF an antnor
ana as ior i9me--tnat generaiy connnee
70 the p'auai's oil admifing personal ir'ehds
ils naro' wearing toi'ng existence n
WORK whicn demands the energies OF o'a'n
mind, and oadJ; dram upon all three.
bui' II you ieel WITHIN you some'h'nt
which musI nave utterance; u silence II
impossible then speak, ana Heaven prospe
you.
Tqreturn' had gone through with
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26
4oetrg,
[oRIeTNAt.l
My Fathers Grave.

On far.of bsauteous strand,
BY the blue Pacific wave,
In the mystic, Golden Land.
Father, is thy distant grave.
Sweet father, may never breathe
Above thy dust a sigh or prayer,
Nor strew upon thy tomb a wreath,
Or plant rose or myrtle there.
But wild.howers shall their pearly tears
Upon thy lone grave nightly weep;
And stars, thro' long, unnum jered years
Bright vigil o'er thy slumber keep.
The sun shall roof thy home with gold,-
The watching moon shall tenderly
Around thy lonely couch unfold
Her dim and silver drapery.
And softly shall the sunset breeze
Sing low, sweet dirges o'er thy bed;
And sumner birds, amid the trees,
Chaunt melodies abuve the dead.
Sad ocean music, deep and wild,
Shall o'er thy low ly mansion wall;
But no tone from thy distant child
Can reach thee on the moaning gale.
Thy voice, in twilighl's starry gloom,
l shall hear, oh! nevermore;-
No echo wanders from the tomb
Upon the lone Pacific shore. ,.s.....
Tn fadeless bowers Of Paradise,
Where comes no requiem--no moan
Meath radiant, everlasting skies,
Sweet father, shall hear thy tone.
On dstont, pcarly strand,
Over deaths chill, silent wave,
In the mystic " "lleaven.Iand,"
We Shall meet beyond the grave.
LAURA LAUREL.
Chestnut L"vel, Belmont county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26

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