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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-11-16

RSr The time we live ought not to be
by the number Of years, but by
he use that has been made OF IT,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-11-16

The seeds Of repentance are sowu ia
yoath by pleasure, bot shs hsrvss, v reap-
"a in age by pain.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-11-16

This afternoon, after lessons were fin
ished, l went into my room and soon fell
in deep, heavy slumber for mind and
body we're exhausted with the weary con
dct had undergone. A light kiss star
tied me. Looking up l saw Laura stand
ing near, who laughingly exclaimed
"Why, Miss Lucy, here it is ever so
late, and you are not yet ready but sleep
ing as calmly as though the visits of gen
tlemen we're not of the slightest conse-
auence. But shall not allow such gross
Injustice to their merits any longer" Aud
stepping to the chandelier, she turned on
such a food of light that my dreams
quickly vanished.
How beautiful she wasl Her robe OF
dark blue silk enhanced the fairness of her
rounded arms, aud white, dimpled shout
ders, while her eyes cleaned, radiant with
My toilet was soon completed. My
brown hair brushed satin-smooth, and fol-
ded rigidly plain around my head my
dress of quakersgray soon adjusted, and
with but passing glance at the mirror,
that reflected such unwelcome contrasts,
| descended to the paror Harry Ammi-
don welcomed me with his usual careless
grace Mr. Everett with cordial warmth
that almost unnerved me.
could not but observe the utter deyO-
ton of Mr.. Ammidon to my beautiful pu-
pill, and glanced furtively at Mr., Everett,
to note some traces Of the pain | felt sure
was at his heart But his face wore it's
nsual look Of calm cOmnosure and with q
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-11-16

A lady we'll advanced in maidenhood,
at her marriage requested the choir to sing
the hVmn commencinO-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-11-16

R6- The sincere gratitude of one, over
pays us for the ingratitude of twenty.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-11-16

'This is the way long have sought
And mourned because found it not"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-11-16
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LUCY ORoFToN.

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intensity which SILICON with "a hese dsss Rba
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1ssson"-ILODdon HerAid 81 1E a.fe ~ -
This book BE- with profs well pleasure Tous2
there found deicae touches and
deinss Of The shts and 'hades VI sioe chsns fs which
the author ia Tenarkaoe"-l London Post
Its Charming book pretty story s|eety told without
grain Of sfeeiatiOn In rcn rst to las gentle iasrong
natural and not wtak."-tLOndoD Literary Gazette
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color human sh ud BE- there s9eetsd eng
sea.ed sentme- In the St0ry-t al rings ae."fLondcu
Athenum. E
Ons weltOd tale ike Lucy crosn Is better than whole
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quote proof almost any passage taken random from tho vo
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natuAl."-[ London Critic
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Bperial NOtirss.

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Prof s. @. Brown, Of Dartmouth College, says;
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FEBRUARY IL, 1860.
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far 20 long as me sbhtng OF lnguegs
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Pref Edward Hitchcock, L. D., Of Amherrt College says:
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J. T. Chsnpn, D. D., President Of waterUle College ssy,,
Your Dictionary 10 truly lhesaurus Of the English lam
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Mr.. Geo. g. Emeron of most distinguished teacher
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POf o. w HOLNEs the AutOsrss Of the Breakfast Table,"
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Prof Fisnes Lieber, Of New. York says:
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Pref M. Wyman NJ d.. Of Harvard College ssys:
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Prof c. c. FELJos, Of Harvard College says
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THE DIARY OF A SAMARITAN. By Member ef aae
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Reeiee.-FIRsT RhFoBMED DUTCH CHURCH, Jorsls-
rsss-st1 Broo1lynseTv1eos 10. " MORROW At 10y
et0sk a. aud y ocock Pissching by the Rev. Or
BE1BuNEin the 40 ming and the Rev. ). MANNING in
tbe Evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

Mrs. Cora l.. v. Hatch win speak Hope Chapel, No
10 broadway, no MORROW AFrEkSOOS 4 aud EVENIHG,
O. aud q O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

NOtiee.-The Rev. NJ MAkS>lLl win preach Ia the
Eeyeth Assocue Presbyterian Church n 4sths between Ah
and lBlega LOOs DAY. Bervicss at lU ooOok
ths morniI ard . 10 tbe afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

ANOTHER LARGE RDIrlON IN PRESS. AND NEARLY
READY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

~ YOU WOULD SPEAK IHE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
COkREL1LY, CONSULT W0RCESrERB QuARTO
DICTIONARY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-12-28

s. Having la d former
s.ass-H. .a.I.r -.a.seH n. The ned Of :uutu-
- understanding -.5 cooperation on the
as. .. " Nt#,i- .r CaH.5a. State pi The
--5a1. a--E=.H 10 .as Constitution a- ev-
..--l .g ..s -sgr m. Court. Il. order 10
sa- -....as. .. -. Union anI ,ur Eagr.b-
L.-.., ...a .. asg-sag.-.t la the event of IT,
..5asl.u al.aa- d5-sG-es.d States. and as a
gr.-.-=.f against .,.c greater calamity Of Il
sectional .ur..r-- nos. beg fnduig-nce 10
....r mon. ia detail some Of tire coa.idera-
az.a- .-.. .s.rl So lavs WEIGHT in this con-
p -.r. --a.a ac,f.1 g. tine C.ntrai S,afae
s.- suggested, aud Nigh, have been mere
g.Glr urged e. a basis Of Cancellation or mo-
a-a.-sl la respect 10 the renrIlant States
keeping Them within their orbits. resisting
.ae ..-a-a uFan lie centre produced by the
Z 7ul-icn. and. Il tlsav were broken oil ey-
ar..a-au attractive force tp bgin. them back
to la.ir places.
Tn. a-lnify q thc TWO sections j. strong
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-12-28
mr. Senators ontbe CrIzi.

Both rag Senator'S from Tennessee IL she
Federal C-~gr1--. rav spoken in that l1dy
On 1'.e subject of 5,.r national troubles Mr.
JouEzcN lock decided ground against TIE
right Of secession. aud msiutainsd lie au-
tacrity sud geasrll duty % the Federal Gov
erumcat TO execute and enforce obedience to
the Federal laws. in all the States Hotwith-
-t:udiag anE act Of secession on the par Of
any Of tlau. even TO calling ont the army
ana navy. u al-e coutended that tie Gov
eminent has the right. ia the event Of s-cas-
sion and persistence in !. To The extent oi
$50. iug up an independent government, 10
ore~gua and conquer sach State or States
and hold them as provinces. ON the principle
O. s-.:-ura-arvaIfa0. IL treated the q1ez-
lion whether TIE other States CoJld. with
-rs..vto themselves. permit South Carolina
70 go crt OF Ike Union Us one merely of eX-
r.f-.4c~- and To 81. determined hy ciraum-
Stances -- obey arise Ele Ggunarc. q Jha So
e.---.u al ans State under existing cire-m-
stance. -- unworthy eoaardica. and an
ra~-eeE lis pHEp"z- TO stand icy t4e Union
a. .-i a.aa.a- This speech has been receiv-
- with marked favor Ig .he Northern pros.
.-- elrh -.... Jf--.yor 10y Tire ultra South
-.l rr.-s ----.. .- has been REGARDED 81 ME
indy and .mao..,a aT he conservative
Jf.a--.s 20. -la rrataasn States III that,
proceeding from . Southern Senator %. she
-....-.. ;h.- IT 1.4. =ad nader the
..r. BE-. ....-r- sal-"=- +. was calculated tn
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