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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
OFr1cE NASHVILLE & CHATI INoosA RAILROAD Co.,

OFTICE NASHVILLE & CHAT ANOOsA RAILROAD Co.,
October ID, 1859.
order Of the Board Of Directors calls the
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
d from Bridgeport Jasper payable the Treasurer Of this
Company asfollows: .
one dollar or each Share the lt November 1859, and two
dollars an each the lstdays G. December, 1859 Janua
" February March, April, May, June July, August Sepem-
Ter. October and November, lsbe.
Pyeu NAV made jackson Pryor, at Jasper, to the
TreaSur.r at his Office in Nashville
in meeting these calls is requested Ct hesubscro
- I'd stock construction Of the road depends exclusively
IN the means provided specifically for that purpose.
| in 5tf ". A GLEAVES Treasurer.
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HELmBOADsS
GENUINE SEPARATION

/ HELmROLDsS BUCEHU for the Bladder
HELMBOLD'S BUCEEJ for the Kidnsys
BELWBOLD'S BUCHU for the Gravel
HELMBOLD'S BUCEIU FOR the Dropsy.
HELMBOLDsS BUCEID for Nervousness.
HELWROLDsS BUCEIU for Loss Of Memory.
/ HELIEBOLDsS BUCRU for Dimness Of Vision
HELmBOLDsS BUCEEU for DihcuIt Breathing.
HEETTBOL DIS BUCmU for Weak Nerves.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU fer General Dbnity.
HELWBOLDsS RUCHU Tor Universal Lassitude
HELWBOLD'S BUCHU for HOuorof Disease.
HIsLMBOLD'S BUCHU for Night sgeats.
HELmBOLDsS BUCHU for Wakefalness.
HELmBOLDsS BUCEFU for Dryness Of the Skin.
HELmBOLD'S BUCEHU for Eruptons
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU fer Pain in the Back.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Heaviness OF the Eyelids
with Temporary sufusation and Loss Of Sight.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Mobility ard Rest.sssnss,
with Want Of Attention and Horror Of Society.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for DISTINCTIONS.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Ezcesses arising from In
discretion, and all diseases Of
FEmALES--FEMIALES
FEMALES--FETALES
FEMALES--FElIALES
OLD Oh YOUNG, SINGLE, MANFRED, Or
CONTEMPLATING CARRIAGE,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE or NO AVAIL.
THEY ARE OFNO AVAIL
HELMB0LDsS EXTRACT BUCHU
is 1HE VERY BEST
REMEDY IN THE WORLD
For eli complaints incident to the Sex, whether arising nom
discretion, Habits Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE Or CHANGE OLLIE.
see SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
N0RABILK SHOULD BE WITHOUT TT
TAKE NO MORE BALSAm. MERCURY, Or
UNPLEASANT MEDICINE FOR UN.
PLEASANT AND DANGEROUS DIS
EASES.
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LOUISVTLLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD

TVNHROUGH Tickets sale the Depot Market street,
Nashville, to the following places at The prices annexed
New York with choice of II different routes $50 90
PbiladeIpia wi choice of u different routes 81 so
Baltimore with choice OF different routes, at % 50
Pittsburg with choice of different routes at. 10 30
Niagara Falls with choice OF different routes at - % 90
Cleveland with choice Of different routes a.... n 90
Buffalo, with choice Of different outes aI.... % 90
St. L, us with choice Of different routes, 10 90
Cincinnati with choice Of different routes at - 10 IS
DAYTON with choice Of different routes at.. 10 co
Columbus with cheice Of different routes at.. I3 25
Wheeling with choice OF different routes Il 40
ST. joseph with choice Of different routes at 81 so
Boston, with choice Of different routes 80 90
Travellers by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad reach BOs
tom New York and Philadelphia y hours than by
ether from Nashville Tickets beprocured at any hour
in the day. A. J. FIELD,
mar 95-H General Ticket Agent,
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A NEW BOOK FOR LAW FORMS
magistFate's Guide,

Containing all the common laws the powers and duties
Consables and Coronsrs and all criminal and cv
forms Necessary Of officers and business ah
abridged Law Dictionary. -.
For sale By JOhN tOhh q Cu.'
isn9l No. 35, Union Street.
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
XPREss Freight onaIl the roads. On and after the
94h December, 1859, through rates from New York to
Nashville:
First Class per 100 lbs 81 "a Third Glass, per 100 lbs, 81 lG
second Glass, do ! IS Fourth Glass, do 90
Hats Caps and Bonnets, 25
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville, three three
and a half and four days
Time from New York and Philadelphia and half, eight
and nine days.
Intervening sabbahs the above variations time,
freight trains are run on Sunday three lines
Overchages and damages Tex
cet damages occurring sea- promptly adjusted by the Nash
dec9S-te pSR c W AN DERSON
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COIIectOr's Notice.

WILL collect all claims due in Tennessee Northern Georgia,
or Aaama, due MERCHANTS, o. others in this city During
my absence claims left with Messrs. Straon Seymour, TO
whom refer, viii receive my attention Ny charges viii be
moderate. 4. S. SIMS,
aur1O-lw Nashville, Tenn.
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sarannah IL, 20 JanuarY, Iso2.

NaTUIllaU oLaLILl3 TOT , LilIIaLTI8 Io0sa
1T proposed fae Ten Brock Course, the FIST
day Of the regular meeting in January, 1862 sweepstake
viii colts and fes dropped 1889; mile heats $500 sub
scpton e20 Forfeit $50 declarations If made on the hrst DAY
OF May 1851 With e50U piece plate added by the savannah
Club provided two more start the second horse to save his
gke-hfen or more subscribers to m the Etaketo name and
close the rt day Of May, 1856. Subscription and dec
10 be male to tie Secretary OF the Savannah Jockey Club and
the Stake 70 be run by the rules Of the Club
Security Tor the forfeit ured when the e
q YATES LEVY, Secretary.
ss1S- str,.,ga Savannah, Ga.
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NJ Ew BOOKS
Just RECEEED BY
F. Fl a G a N,
No. Al COLLEGE STREET.

I THE HISTORR OF HERODOTUS, by Geo. Rawlin
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! MARINs MECUANICs, by Chas. Bennett
HISTORY OF PENDENNIs, By Thaeksray;
| VOYAGE DOWN THE AM1OR BY Collins
LIFE BEFORE HIN;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, BY Homs Lea author Of syl-
van Holt's Daughter Katie Branda;
BIBLICAL REASON WHY guide to Scripture Readings,
illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. SeWel;
NIGHT LESSONS IRON SCRIPTURE. sswelI;
FRIARsW00D POST OFFICE BY tie author Of the Heir Of
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WOOing and Warning in the Wilderness, a
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The Marble Fnun; or, Romance Of Monte Beni, new
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Letters from Switzerland, by Samuel Irenaus
Prime
The way it all Ended.
Cathara Clydss Novel, BY Ineonna.
Home Pastimes, CT Tableaux Vvania.
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A new edition Of Reeds Poems, enlarged, ? vols
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Gl.OOO ReWnrI.

II consequence Of the Fires that have occurred
within the city recently with their larke evidences Or in
darlsm L HolingsWorsh Mayor Of the city Of Nashville,
b. Of Recommendations the City Council, VIII pay I'VE
hundred dollars the apprehension and conviction
OF any person persons Of the crime Arson within the cor
pOrate limits Tho crime BE committed Al time within
three mon tbs from the date hereof.
g n. HOLLINGsWORFE,
Nashville April II, 1860 Mayor,
The underwriters authorize OFa additional reward Of
five hundred dollars Apprehension and conviction az
above aprl7-d3t 8. n HOLLlNGs#0hiH.
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9asBdIIIt Grion an0 Susritan.
Daily 30 Tri-vveeI.Iy s5i WeekIy g.
Rates OF AdvertisIng.

TIN LINES OK LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY
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JAMES ~. QUEEN 4 co"
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

VrVHE regular packet JOHN TAULT, J. Il. -
Pr,cE Master. and c. T. REEDER, Clerk have st.azA
Lt.nei 10 make their boats trips from this p0rt1
- louisville, commencing " Wednesday, the 18th
% and run regular, leaving port every other Wednesday
connects with B. o. R. at Louisville for
rs-Trr slo Cincinnati mail steamers, and in low water
IN moi detsin freight, hut forward Immediately.
roTsfreght or passage apply on board or
M IL III uAAhlSONs Ag Z
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FRESH CONSIGNMENT
nHNTnEND.

DIVIDEND OF THREE the Capital Stock the
Nasbyille and Chattanooga Railroad Company AIRED
~ The Directors the profits Of the last six Months pya.
bic on and after 5thias at the oscs Of the Treasurer in
Nashville. W. A. ULhAtE s
anrln-Im Treasurer.
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EXPKENS FREIGuT

rrlIE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, in con
us-iion with the Roads below, running Express
p-srbt in from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville a
clover spe but the certainty their passenger
is1g6-tf NaBP E. ". COLE, sup't.
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DAwnlz, KY, March,, lsso.

DANsuEE, Ky, Mareh 2, ls5o-
MEssRs. ". B. DlBBs & Co., CEsIsSlTE
DElR sRs-TLe safe purchased Of you in September last
has the great which occurred il town The 22d
February Elenddy had large amount Of notes, receipts
In it, before the building burned the papers ont PIT
in some sheets Of paper and apon opening since The bHnug
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GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$ 1 0 Q o 0 0 l

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Glass No. 252 Draws Saturday, May 20, go.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY Two TICKETs
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PROGHAmME ;

ulrough0utt1e week - = - a -rvTTs
D,v-Tuesday-Co sazes ior three 80 ss' S5n
hsasone huudred and fifty Sls. g9 pa - F-l5 ann
oIIars forreit. ID which the CLUB VAL sll ~ Ns'
M fis rs,e h RIM IN = To close lst May lo5y ,,,
saw DaY-Jockey Club Purse S-Ooi '"o N1 1i'
mile heats. -. e..Ne f-r two vear oIse r,iia
sEoosD DlY--wednesday golt e1cf 1s5l 56a1
fo-rsit FT-5srociose Ist May ieoO -, ,.,o,,
os Teev club Purse three hundred $500 dollars
two mile heats 49, y,1,h p,--s g. I'd n 5o0,
THIRD DAT-Ihursaay -oo---' 49,
Ioilars-3 mile heats -. - re9oo, .s.r,.--
SANE AT-Joekey Glib fuIse ies l-i NsJ 10
49, FridsyColt Stake for year oids, 2mile heats
rsa191 dollars enrance-One hundred IS 1907 dol
81, s - f ne Club viii add three hundred (S30c) dol
- 81 tI--s,s Il run II ITO close LIST May, l6eO.
s,p nfvHaudcsp race mile neats-uTse Tour hundred
fes0q5 loTfars Second hnrse 70 FaTe his entrance
- saturdayPos Stake. mile heatsfFee for all
49, bendrel $500 dollars entrance, play uay to
49, i ub VI m add twelve HUNDRED g 200 dollars, il
sort The second horse 20 his entrance. Five or
more 70 the stake IL 10 close the lst May, ioo1
Entries to be made 10 $50
cfh
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Geo. gia-
or WOOD EDDY g. co.. Atlanta, Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY & Co.. Wilmington, Bela.
? Circulars containing Schemes Tor the month will be sent
&c Of expense. by addresging above apr2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-05
WIS VAN 8 A MT,

NHcrfNS0f 10 1f. u dTHy,)
u ESPECTFULLl Informs the citizens Of Alex
N andria and vicinity, that he is prepared to
furnish them with a superior article Of BOTTLED
PORTER, ALE, MINERAL WATERS, CIDER,
MEAD, and LAGER BEER.
Massey, Collins d Co.'S Philadelphia Draught
ALE, in kegs and half barrels, full supply con-
stantly on hand at the
"ALEXASDgIA BoTTLING DEPOT"
No. II Prince street.
II" Orders promptly attended to. Terms cash.
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Ezs,- A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.--Th subscriber will send free Of
rlnrgc) to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc-
,ons for making simple Vegetable Bolm, that
will. in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Blotches, Tan, Fr,ckies sallowness, and all impu-
rites and roughness of the Skin, leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be-sott clear,
saooth, and tea@tifnI. Those desiring the Recipe,
with full Instructions and advice, will please call
Oh OF address with return postage.)
JAS. T. MARSHALL.
Practical CHEMIST. -
No. "a City Building, n. York.
New York mug 2-d3mo
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TaTS sEn CAPS

j DIN ARNOLD has just received from New
York sample stock OF
TIE FALL STYLES,
Embracing every variety Of INENCN FELT,
oVOLENh!N, "ad CASHMERE HAI&. Also,
4 complete assortment OF
CHiLDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
Being in receipt Of our NEW FASHIONS. wc
arc prepared 10 fill all orders fox SILK HATS.
4 cal! ic solicited tc examine the NEW SIl LES.
E.,3~ Fhenix hal! Hat and Cap Store
aug 2a---;;
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FOR BALTIMORE AN9 POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATIONS.
.>a14s THE "DlAM0ND STATE" Capt.
- y Jacob korwin, will leave Alexandria,
on Saturday, II > o'clock, I. NJ, and returning,
will leave Baltimore, o@ Wednesday, at o'clock,
P NJ, or earlier If loaded, and all surplus freight
will be taken by the 81. Nicholas.
sn=un The "Sr. NICHOLAS Captain
- Samuel Guy will leave Washington
IT i O'clock and Alexandria at : o'clock, a. NJ,
On Saturday moraiug and returning vii! leave
Baltimore on Wednesday At t o'clock. 7. M, and
will cal! at the following landings to land and
receive passeA gers and froight:-Point Lookout,
Fori's, Bro ,lu'S, and Coad'S WharYcs, Piney
Point, stones Wharf Chappell Point, Pope ;
Creek. and all the established upper landings on
the Maryland Shore, and White Point, Matthias
Point. and Boyi's Hole, on the Firnisia Shore.
e2U WHEAT i BRO, Agents.
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TGE. RENT.

- ,,rrrI,Irn NOR rrxr -I,,,.n,i;r,.
E. - r,,,. lt,, ,h,. .itv .,r yr rr.,, my
~" :: :IINt HOUSE. No. l2I King street TIE
house i large and well arranged aui is IN good
ar,;rr. For terra: apply ri tilr house. ~ to An
drew Ja.ni,son. esd
oct 2--.tf JAMES p. SMITH.
- rnp ppET - , ,brae storv DWELLING;
>i!.!i uI,r-p ~, lr.L:,,r.,,, ...r.o, lotu...n
Prince and Duke streets. lately occupied hY Com.
N,,r pn.....ion c;,-eu immciiarriv aruly 10
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HATS, CAPS, B0HNETs, &c.
B0EEETs, RIBBONS AED FLOWERS,


FOR THE FALL.
JOHN T. EE i rs,
y ESPECTFuLLY informs the Ladies that he
u has opened well selected assortment Of
BUNNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &C., Of the
lateS; styles.
BONNETS BLEACIiED and TRIMMED at
the shortest notice.
LADIES and MISSES HATS, Of the latest
STYLES, viz :Cotilda, Flo7cn,imc, Continental lou
ave. &c.
BONNETS made to order, ut the -hortest notice.
HATS AND CAPS.
CcutlcEens Cashmere and So: French Hats
ard Ch!drcn'S Hats and Caps.
-
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maid in 1000. The old Knight, though out

| paid in l6UU. The old Knight, though out
of Office, kept good house, the resort of
many Cavalier exiles. and was still in esteem
throughout the colony. In his reduced cir
cums,aaces, i5 is not improbable that he
! needed the arrearagcs yet due from the river
side. Tie Assembly was net unwilling to
aid him, especially rs the question had once
| involved the authority Of the Colonial legis
lature. and accordingly, in March, 1860, it
ordered that the Commissioner appointed
"to cause the collectors of the said levy to
bring in their accOmpts, and make it appear
that the said Tobaccues have been paid to Sir
William Berkley, or his order; and if the
said collectors did not bring in the same by
the 10th Of October, then that said commits
sion take course to levy the same upon the
persons delinquent"
Meanwhile, the population was steadily
increasing. spreading, and rendering neces-
Sary the organization of a new county.
MoDEsTY Perhaps one of the great
est signs Of good sense is modesty. 1t
is not until we discover how week and
feeble, how ignorant and unwise we are,
that we can enter even on the very thresh-
hold of knowledge. That absolute per-
fection is to be reached is, Of course, ut
terly impossible; that man, however,
who has the sense to discern, and the
humility to acknowledge his own imper-
fections, makes the nearest approach to
it. In woman, modesty is one of the
great charms of her sex it is that which
renders her so refined, SO gentle and so
Ioyeable. 1t sits almost equally grace
fully upon Il young man it hides a null
titude of ianlts, and adds new lustre to
any virtues he may possess; the very
fact of it half concealing them, doubles
their lustre-for virtues are like flowers.
more beautiful in the bud than when full
blown, bIazoned out to all the world. A
young man modest in conversation, mod
est in demeanor, and modest in his &C.
tions, inspires every sensible person with
respect and confidence. Brass is a
very excellent metal in its place, but for
use in this great world OF life modesty
will be found much more current, much
more valuable, and much more likely to
bring wealth to the possessor.
OBJECTIONS TO A LARGE SALARY.-
Ministers IN our day rarely object to an
increase Of salary, but we find in an ex-
change capital story of an old Con-
necticut pastor, who declined it for very
substantial reasons:
His country parish raised his salary
from three hundred to four hundred dol
lars The good man objected, for three
reasons.
First said he, because you can't
afford to give more than three hundred.
Second, because my preaching isn't
worth more than that.
Third, because | have to collect my
salary, which, heretofore, has been the
hardest part Of my labors among you. If
| have to collect an additional hundred,
it will kill me-.
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The Annals of Alexardria.-(A Serjes.l
CHAPTER ".

| 49,, on,,.ou,
io.'''"''''", VI u i''" '0'D'S Va W.
SIDE ri the Potomac the ' lfginia settlements
! had extended to its western side, and Il small
colony haj hcen formed at Cbicoen, near the
''''3 ''s. ~. ..,:.o41.'.. 49,
mouth q 'lie river ~ 'N's Se'''ene"'' '''e
Governor and council had gwen the name oil
NoRruuNaERLAyp County, which also inclu-
aoa tha ,sh,le wesrern side Of the Potomac
.;ao
! INei' ii"''' us '''''''" ~ WV
This comfy, then containing but 'he single
settlement of Chicoen, was represented in
t,o Grand Assembly held at Jamestown. in
,,r. A. r., H..
N0'c'''2'' ''1'' - MI 'o''' N'''' ''''
Previous 10 ti:ls, tie whole reg'on OK tins
river bad hrcn since 1924 when the colony
g., i:.;1.l :a,, 3D. ;nos no.,;n,,. r.
"'''
AccosnaAc.
The Eirginia settlers at Chicocn. lying on
the frontiers Of the coIanv and almost with
~. ,,a1o r. ,,o.,ot;o,, ao,an1:,,, r,,oo
o'' '"N P''' Va F''s> ''''.'' "''
their own energies lof subsistence anu their
own courage for safety, had little to bind
them 10 the other settlers. L is not to be
,,L r. .l,o ,o,,oc..
"''"eic" 1hA'' '''"' ny '''''' Vt ''''
oi the Colonial administration, they should
deem themselves exempt lr"m !ts burdens.
FOR som" TIM" th!5 claim seems |" nave been
ia@t'l ad:nitiei h"t when the ''fahd AS
ScmbE 'H,d iio levy l"r !o1o, 1t It's s's>'"t'
in III" November OF that year, 1t took care
10 provide specially that the people d thi-
! IA jIII IL q
and in paving the publlqre lcGvs with the
resi- ot this cV!!"ny,' and that II tie lnhabl-
t;:nts refused 20 respond to this demand, then
that some speedy course be adopted to de-
priv" them ot said plantation. Ihc year
following, Il law was passed Tor reducing
those among the inhabitants oi ChicUen VINO
still refused to pay thc tax; but II vas not
until MANY year. later, that ali the r!earaGes
oi the levy we're c''.ccted.
The next year, i6!&, tie act CT the Coy
crn"r ;Mi council, creating The county OF
Northumberland, WAS concurrcd III ~ tic
Gran. .ls>@!n?iS: and t::at body, oT an a2t
passed IL October, declared the new county
to iiIrlr.:" Il: lie lands between the roto-
mac ana t=ppa"annock rivers. 1heE con
irmed Tie r'SiC ol Northumberland N"n'"h
had been previously c&crci&euJ to send bur
gosscs to the Assembly, and directed the
issue 0: patents ior the lands III the new
county. thpt. poJthefs was appointed 10
coiieo! tie levy, "ith power 10 eniofcc pay
nient by disiraint.
The sa!"c year, i'c&uGhamp IlantaSenct,
a royaiISF. lying from the troubles Mnich
aesvt III" part;%anS OF the ''inS OF hng'a"":
T#'to1 tie i,0to"'c country WIN we" 70
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Sketches from Self-Help.
FLAXMAN AND Ills WIFE.

,.t, ,,,.,> o,,6 ci,,a;n :,
Wr-.1,n. w., l.,. stranI Ion1nn. o,d what w,,
" 90 ~ X. s,a-n;.1 ,nn nonhor, r,os
.lo'e' 4u o, ~ ~ ~, ,,;fn ond c,orrT
.': ."e -. n'''n. ra,,,ad nn,lo uon,an sbo was
=, ~ = ~, .i:'S ,sou.e' .tS. .0an~m;,m ho. hc
dhon'G e pIiao' ho ah,o ~ ~ work With an ;ntonsa,
'nout" ~ r. "L ~. I:. - t',1 ..ato -.
SP''l' 'o'' ''A' 'i'tp' ,:an a": n.N '"Ss' ~
poe'.S u"o a; a. y """ : 1 L'a hn.Ionai. " ~ 80
'iuH'St,r w. ''u,h''1 .hna e. ~ Ioobno pornoTds
"'u": |:',r' haahaia. mot rIav,nan
-1'I" ".I4''.n h;a r>an.;oaa J.. Sa;J - hin,
n''"'''9 "l'.' ,'.' ''' ot', va, ,n
"' r. '"->'' .aIi "I WV, W." ~, ano nn;"'d
nc" II -, 81 -" va ,0' .''N :t '':''r.
iof "h a''i>'' '"H H'','.' "o''' "''"';' ~
nome sat gov" o':'4e ~" "',"' 'ooN Hei
hahd Ill ms, IN" S&''' ALL "'i rune"
Tor an artist HOW So 'o"' 10" Low,
has II happened anu "h" AUS oone Il!
lit happened" ne tepiico' III aAe chuFcn
and Ann Denham mas oo"e 1t. lie tne'l
tod her oi Sir Joshua" scmarh' "ho'e
opinion was well KNOWN ana hao oeen
often expressed, tAat IL students "oulo
excel they mast bring the whole powers
OF their mind to bear upon Their art from
the moment they rise nntsl they 90 to
bed, and also That no nan could be a
great arli>t Nh'c>' lo St""i1'' '!'' @'"'H
works Oi l..liu1i,", .iichaG! An%ciu, ana
others at Rome and Florence. And
|. >" said FI"Xman, drawing up lis little
figure to It's full height, / wonid be a
great artist.'' "And great artist YOU
Shall be" said his wife, land visit Rome
too, if that be really necessary to make
YOU great But how :" asked Flax
man. "Work and economlzc, 'rcjolned
the brave wife ! will never have 1t
said chat Ain DeGham ruined j0An Flax
man for an artist" And so it was de-
termincd BY the pair that the journey TO
Rome was TO be made when their means
would admit. u will 90 TO Rome" Sa!d
Faxman, land show the president that
wcdiock is for mans good rather than
his harm aad you, Ann, shall accom-
pany me-"
cILAETRHY.
Chantrcy vas a robust man-evcry
inch OF him English lie was somewhat
rough, bua hearty in his demeanor; proud
CT his successful struggle with the dill
culties which besct him in early life, and
above all, proud Of his independence.
lie WAS born T. poor man s child, at Nor
ton, rear S"eiiie'd. Ill" Ia'neF oy'hS
when he Wa& Il mere boy his mother
married again. oHn@ Chantrey used
TO drive an ass laden win mlIE cans
across its back into the nclghbornS town
Of Sheffield, and there serve his mothers
customers with milk Such was the
humble beginning Of his industrial career;
and it was by his own strength that he
rose from that position, and achieved the
highest cmlncnce as ali artist not ia
king kindly to his step-latheF, the oo{
was sent to trade, and was hfSt placed
with grocer IN Nhc'iie!H. l"e business
was very d'sta>tctuI TO nm o"S passing
carVcrs shop "indoW o"o Gay, MS eye
was attracted BY the git'erihg aflc'cS 1t
contained, aud charmed with the iGea oi
being carver, he begged to be released
from the grocery business win ,n'S oo-
Ject. Ills friends consented, ana ne was