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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-21

Nashville Admittanca free nnv5
mem ULLEN KAYE
WuoLEslLE DEALEzs Or
Fancy and staple Groceries.
WETuSEs, Liquors Nuts, Fruits. ooueconees aiIo
w nanufacurers Of Candies, toriaia and sgrurs. AZ
C1umsrate articles hand would fsuect
fully request that any wishing order goods ae
will address for circular, Wheh shall @
Merchants visiting ely wiz please give us a tlfars
locking elsewhere
oct2i-dimf
COALL COALIl COALg!t
4 fbe Efna Yard nay stiii De found ans tlppg %
"A Superior Coal IL hs greatest hsafHg coal in o. ey
making bat very few aste1 which ly sud VII let lF
about almost destitute Of smoke soi Il pfauouuoei
By koa Who have iie 20 De The BEST and los scoacl c
Ia the city. It's saliinz az ths f1oWng low rates.
LLrge Select Lunps 4ic per hu1hel
Screened. Ic DO
Blaczsmthsr ljc Do
Tfy 60, and yo- will other 0r1rs he ie loz
-, o. or az the Yard back of 3 & b . Depot.
g sAAL ]. 1GNEU.
FREsH EgUCK WHEAT FLOUR.
VUST rsosived and Tor sale By P. SHIELDS & CO..
y ian5 No p COLLEGE street.
THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
eWTEh iu store EsnurUou and Rye WHISKY
w 1yua a. Old WHISKY two years pure lrd gerg
ane inr@t hEiAft a AAitN
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WErE are II receipt Of verF Isro ana choice
Of Coal and Wood Cock and Heating Gloves Paror,
Chenier ami Once Crates, Enpats, E1ct Tn, Copper Sheet
Iron, Zinc Wire, Pressed pared and comon rnE an of
the very best quality
We also stu making ihat
Justly CoIebra.ed wrought Iron Cook
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FHyHE Nashville and North Western 1iirosd Company ~isa
( tg eontrsct for 100000 Cedar CrOsE-E'ics. 9feet
long achcs k we'll heWn, ace at narrow est place not
- 49, iBcf clear III rk timber 70 he souud TO be deliver
ed ghc grade line OF the road In NasnFllte -,
The contractors want contract Tor 10000 " l1le OF
Post Oak Ties, Of the size as aooYe 20 ie aeNea
line Of the road in piles from secou lf 70 scou ~
siiaugh each section - rlTply the same.
wishing 20 bad viii direct TO the fIellt anu DIeot
ors OF Nashville and Forth western halroao company
~ --.t-trl.. 49, .uv.8Lu
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EVPRESS FREIGmT.

Tu1HE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company,
1e~ii9D Win the Roads below, running ENpress
r-i T--iu from Charleston and Savannah e. Nashville
.loer seel but with the certainty as their passenger
Nslns,s ~ ~ Oe'' NeEP h. ". COLE, Sup't.
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
xPREsS Freight Trains onal the roads. On and after the
IL a4th December 1883, through rates from New York to
Nashville;
FIRST Glass per 100 bs 81 O. Third Class, per 100 lbs, 81 16
s.,o-i class do I IS Fourth Glass; do 80
Hats Caps and Dounets, -
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville, thrce three
Time rom New York and Philadelphia, and half, eight
and nine days.
Intervening sths cause the above variations time,
f-aivht trains are run on Sunday over three lines
No deeuCn by ice or snow Overcrses and damages Ne'
% drsres occurring al seal promptly adjusted BY the Nash
Nls i-as .5l = pSr c W ANDERSON
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NOTICE.

UORTmE JAOLD VA AND MOCHA COFFEE
Z a iarrs Iot AZ very rednosd prices an,
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Il. Il.
@ @
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
UNDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1850,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, Eas. and West, will

VNUAL UANU III y sONLI9 IoUV1
Double Daily Passenger Trains Eass and West, will run as
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 7:3O A NJ and P M.
COMING WEST
Arrive at Naghville at $40 A NJ and SHOP NJ.
Ii rail connection route to Boston, New York.
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington, Charleston, Savan-
nan Montgomery New Orleans SC Passengers for the East
and South Memphis and Charleston Reiroat will take
The M Train from Nashville which will connect at Chat
tanooea with quick Train for Washington, philadelphia
New York Stevenson with the fast Train over the
enhs and Charleston Railroad AID its Southern connections
Passengers the Western and Atlantic Railroad connecting
With the Georgia South Carolina Roads, will through
itbut de ton BY taking the 730 NJ Train from Nashville.
Through Tickets may had at any hour application t9
Ticket Agent Depot, to the following places and
at the following prices, viz:
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th large aud conTeaient Store Rouse on fe Norh 7so
ne Public s7aare, nov occupied By Azfay G1son Go
Rortelns apply 70 Alg, Ansnsor
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100 BOXES fresh W. R. CHEEsE; for sal: low to tn
LUU trade HOss aa5 aqSTsS IS Hsflst e SIRE Street,
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PREnIUm FLoUR.

"a. u. SNOW DEN a CO.,
GtOLE Agents Tor sale o. he celebrasd Knoxville Cte
- Mills four, have received lG0 per Ealifll
they selling az Mills prices
This Flour has taken The Premium Pair
s. per barrel higher The New market chan any cr
brand
We expect 10 keep fu SUPPLY hand sud
Eith the utmost custoerl superior
any Elour We have ever D. aNQWDEh a. CO,
No q Narlh Cherry Street,
dec2 Uni and Has. 1llraI IIr.a
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sALE OF LAND AND NEGRO.

Whittsmore and others vs. John aud Mouroe Fs
hugh.
NDEE decree % tae Corr uty Court OF uasisou coudls
llerel in the ah1se tle January Term, is1.
rsae the premises Friday, afh or
Ilry tract Of land containing a11ut acres. 111
Davidson county, about ilhi iies Elsls and llt
in ahoEt the Toll Gate, kolersFia
isr- and uz balance cultivation, and upo1
some comfortable Log House.
Also a The same time ard piacs win SELF nesro girl, ANEs
about l5 years Of ages
reTms-rae negro girl viii De- sol ~ months crrit Wa
Interest, we iudors. and payment illz 11c and
the land Tor 80 cash. and e taance years
credit, with iataesl. with security required,
trfned. iiai1f-dtisl III. EHnTHfnr r-rrf.
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ADVANCED TAXES.

CottEcroRs OFucE, CRY HALl,
NASHVILLE, jan. 90, lSGOA
n, WINS ,;.b IN avail themselves Of the privileges
OF the Law, allowing pre- payment o. CoIpel-''o Is
= & ar s60 are hereby notified that they can nov DO 50
m calling at tue Collectors oce Interest * s oD
~ - 1st ID Julv owners CT taxable property in TINS city
viii n91 y 70 'i'i' 'N A. NELSON, Collector
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
The Southern Express Company.

I HV sVtsttICIE ENpTGes OUNIFstHy' =
TsE undersigned respectfully give notice that they
q teea lnto CO partnership, under the and firm
Nne eOuther1 Express Cpul pumys fO- the trans
action OF General Express Business and have
made arrangements with the Edgehed ard Kentucky Tennessee
ard Alabama ana central Southern yaroa Comuaues.
Messengers daily over these Rosds are now prepared
forward goods 70 an stations the above naed Railroads in
charge special Messengers rates Thair Messengers
are provided h Iron Safes for e transmission % oney
ewery and other valuabcs Bills and drafts collected
and prompt returns made.
Oace at RAINS & BROWNS Drug s,ore, No - Public
Square. JAMES GLOVER,
A. X HOLT,
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ATT0REEY AND cOUEsELL0R AT Law
oFUCE
over ths Book store Of " T.. Kerry Co,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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WYEsTERDkY morning. Lady7s Geld Anchor
Wnfcns VIII The name Of EiHard Farrs RFs Z rfr..f.
aud the No. 936 ir sa Gold Chain. Loctat Key anI pin
attached. The Watch Loss the Pubic ie
ts Tcnity. The finder viii be suitably reaarisa IT. -r
q tle Bookstore, Nos. Coere street
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HARDY BROTHERS, AUctiOneerss
" virtue Of three attachments issued from W. D Robertson,
ESQ and returnable the May term OF the Circuit
80 ~ Davidsop county in which Douglas & Co., and NJ
couplainants and F. & NJ Graham are deiendah
vii ell OF THURSDAY MORNING FEB. 23rd2 at ~
80 ~ the Auction Rooms Messrs. Hardy Bro hers -
p,tI;- souare Nashville, Tenn. stock Of Dry eoOos
CIOfbfUg, Millinery, JeNveirys &c.s levied on as
-t1 ~ = and 81 Graham, satisfy said attachments
sns " fluL ~ - -ssb J. N HINTON, Sheriff.
Ayttls AStSs K. BRANCH, Deputy sheriff.
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VNTE have from 25 20 80 Negroes ior sale cheap
NJ cash, a. 33 Cedar Street. -,
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TDLUE GRASS SEED,
~ HERDS DO DO Just received By
aepsh RAINS 4 BROWN
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$4,000 Cedar CrOss-ties Wanted
TvyHF Memphis 4 Ohio Railroad Company are desrous
contracting with responsible parties, for the furnishing
aud delivery the river bank at TIE aaous of k0y ht1er
IA lNe7HphiS Of
10000 CEDAR CEsOSS-TIES,
Croe to be delivered by May 1s and the balance by
July lst, 1860.
hae 20 he at least nine 81 feet long, with ends square to be
fairly heWn face Of not less than eight ~ inches
the face to be heWn line and parallel to each others with
thickness Of six inches between parallel faces
Terms Of payment third cash on delivery and the BAL
snce six and twelve months with WeH endorsed paper
The privilege ressrvad Of rejecting and all bids should
lhe terms not be satisfactory.
sealei Proposals viii be received for the furnishing and dev
e Of tie above material Engineers Office Of the above
Corany A6his until February 10Th aud az the City Hotel
In Nshv from i0 to 18th February s6O atwhch tines and
places any noFmBon desired obtained Of the undersigned
either bv letter or ir person. W. D. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
Engineers Office Memphis & Ohio R. R. ians-Hi iebi5
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FANCY GOODS,


Such as Canes Brushes Combs Work Boxes, Travelling Cases
Port onnaes Books Chess men, Dominos Leather Bags
Scissors. &c, &c., all for sale cheap, y
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cunIs.rrTas PnEsrNrs.

CEIILLs MS TIENHNIos
HAVE Just received very large and fashionable stock Of
III ieWelry. consisting Of 6ue
Diauonds, Coral, amethysts, CarbuncIes,
Pearls NC., &c.
ta large stockog very superior ces, due ware,
and a great many articles, su--aole Tor
CITRISTmAS PRESENTS.
All OF which will be sold reduced prices 90 suit The mes)
,-.sb G. W. nONIGAN.
~. If-5tf Corner OF College and Union streets.
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9lasbbilIe aInion an0 5merifan.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTES A SQUARE.
rH rBE DAILY
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GWTKTH WOODS lMPEROV p VEN A.--lhg
w celebrated dachile ecFe te FIRST prl l lflrt
loLD MEbAI, the hestuounsi Rlping and ho1igs ere
a. the Unei States Agcutural Iar deld lt L1lzle
hy In September 1877. Tie trial came % alraie feE
York, in Jaly where an lts prpa Hacineg l re ln.el
States thoroughly tested The committee made t1ar aFlr1
through Marshal n 81 isr, Predsli nite States ll-
Society, e Louisville *
is also received the ward the best Rsafer, e ai
Mower. before separate committees, appointed ~ e fs
dent af the DaViiou County Aceuliurll iocef7 l nashville
JuIy, 1857. most Of ne machines 81 Tenn
Numerous other prenia and awards gwen -ig alIHt
durng the last season, egarg 9achinelu Amgrca-
The sb0Va machines sra Tor sale 67 he uuderl.laed
b. p CHEATHAH,
General Agent foT the State.
FIEu1H. WHEHLE5 d co.
sst1T-Fr4sfs gaahullIr. Ta.a
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a Fine EOHmfry Residence Tor eale'
TUAVIHd deiernined 70 carry my Nsgrue8 20 tle
u SGush Wili sell ahout n N rec or EeIIr
Hundred Acres of Land heng uart cf -
the tract u9nn which reside, sluated On a
good Turnpzre Road, about thirteen miles from
NASHVILLE, 10 one Of ne best neghhaFio0,is in Wiz
hanson county Soil equal any ne slc Eos partca
lsrs apply 70 me, on the premise 20 A. 81 L1ls- IN
TT.st-5ire ran0 4fff p. A. pERErN7
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Furnishing and Fancy
POD ..

order 10 sell more geod resolved to ask less profit
We have full stock all tines which consists OF hne
variety Of
shirts, Neck Ties, Scarfs and Crav"ts'
UNDERWEAR,
OF SIX Cashmere Lambs WOOL Merino and Cotton. Gloves
and Half Hose every kind suspeners, Handkerchefs
SHIRT BOSOlLS, DRESSING ROBES, dc.
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TFFHE FOLDERS the Nashville Gas L1ht Cauu1n7 vi
VIII please take notice that TIE election .tra D.
ssFre for a twelve months takes elace athe ne
CompanT on ths lat day of March next.
fs6I-td JAMES p. KENDRTcE. sesy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-21

TAvING moved my goods Cherry street next to the
Traders Bank, from Union, tas the occasion
70 return friends and customers for the oe patron
age bestowed stand and hope that change Of a
vii not only continuance, but an Increase OF t e
lc-st1r,re res,oive5 Tiau2bl j.. II. MCGILL
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gabbath @eaaiaa,
DenOminational Oxen IN Tsxas

Texas Ia a great State 1t hes. not
only a large, growing. mixed poppla-
tion--every variety Of climate and soil.
game and stock-bnt its very oxen
have become denominatlonal, If not
sectarian in name, character. and apir-
it. In proof Of this we gi7e the soi.
lowing incident
A minister travelling along the road.
met q stranger driving his wagon,
which was pulled by four oxen. Az
the minister approached. he heard the
driver say, Get up, Presbyterian 1"
"Gee, Campbellite p "Haw. Baptist"
What are you doing Methodist Z"
The minister; strnek with the Singh
larity of such names given to oxen re-
marked
Stranger, you have strange names
for your oxen. and I wish to know
why they had snch names given to
them" -
The driver replied, I calfthsf Iced
OK, IN front Presbyterian, because he
is trne blae. and never fails; he be-
lieves in pulling through every difficult
place. perseyereing TO the end. and
then he knows more than al the rest.
The one by his side IcaII Campbellite.
he does Very wen when you let him go
his own way until be sees water, and
then all the world conId not keep him
ont of it, and there be stands as II his
journey was ended This OF OK, be-
hind ia real Baptist, for be is al the
time after water. and viii not eat With
the others. but is constantly looking.
Erst on the one side and then on the
other, and at everything that comes
near him. The other, which call
Methodist, makes great noise and
great to do, and you would think that
he was pulling ell creation. but be
don't pull pound"
The minister, having his curiosity
gratifed With the explanation, rode on
wondering what he should next. see.
md hear 10 Texas. This isno cream
but real fact. az We have heard it
nor are we wen Influenced b dyspep-
tic feelings, in telling our readers the
ecclesiasticaE'reIatiou &c Texas oxen.
- True Witness. sp s
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-05
How Murat Met His Fate

The sentence Of military commission
was read TO him with due aolefnnity
He listened to il as he would have lis
tened to the cannon Of another battle
daring his Military life, eqnaiy With
out emotion or brayado TIe neither
asked for pardon, FOR delay, nor for
appeal he advanced Of bis own ac-
cord toward The door, as if TO acceler-
ate the catastrophe. The door open
ed on narrow esplanade lying be-
tween the towers of the caatle and tho
onrer walls, Twelve soldiers, with
loaded mnskets, awaited him there.
The narrow space did not permit
them to stand at d sufficient dis
lance to iepriFe death Of a part Of
its horror Murat in stepping over
the threshold Of his cham Der, found
himself face to face with then, he re-
fused TO let his eyes be bandaged, and
looking at the soldiers with firm, be-
.nevolent smile, said, MY friends don't
make me suffer By taking bad aim.
The narrow space NATURALLY eompels
You TO rest the nlnzzle on my breast !;
do not tremi3le, do not strike me in the
faee-aiin al my heart, hers II ia.n
As spoke be placed his hand upon his
coat, Is indicate the position OF his
heart In hia left hand he held 4
small medallion, which contained in
one focus Of love, the image Of his
wife and Of his four children. as If he
thus wished to make them WITNESSES Of
his last hour, or to have their image
in bis last look, as 10 bis last thought.
He fixed his eyes on this portrait, and
received the death blow, without feel.
ing It, absorbed Ia contemplation be all
he loved upon earth. His BODY,
pearced at so short 4 distance By
twelve balls, fell with his arms open
and bis face to tie earth. as ff'sfil en-
bFaeing the Kingdom which he had
once possessed, end which he had core
10 feconqner for bis ofab They threw
"a Z.
acloak upon hisbody and WIS buried
| IL theeashelfal OF Pizao THUS died
tAd mcst ehsvelfoas soldier If fiie i'm
l pefiaEep0ch rot / Id greatest bus the
most heroic figure aihohg compositions,
of the new Alexander. - Lamorhne.
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UPRIGHT MEN--We love upright
men. Pub them this way and the
other way, and they only bend. but
never break Trip them down and in
g triee they are on their feet again.
Bury them in the mud and in an hour
they are ont and bright. You can
not keep them down-you cannot dea-
troy them. They are the salt Of the
earth. Who but they start any noble
project ? They bnild our cities. viii
ten the ocean with our sails, blacken
the heavens with the smoke of their
cars. Look to them, young men, and
catch spark of their energy.
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voice, George looked around confused,
and az be saw Ida and her father, he
endeavored to hide the manuscript
But the Judge stopped him saying.
laughingly,
1t won't do, you soung rascal
you are fairly caught, found out
talk in your sleep, will ye, ha ha |
But come here take Ida and be happy.
/ know she loves you ha !! ha ! ha z
George was bewildered and trans.
ported--he had been awakened from
a pleasant dream, to bright reality
Matters were soon explained and
the warm hearted Judge. after bless
ing them both, promised 10 see them
married before he started for Wash
ington
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A SToREKEEPER purchased of an
Irish woman a quantity Of butter, the
Jumps of which, intended for pounds,
he weighed in the balance and fonnd
wanting. Sure it's your own fault,
sir, if they are light" said Bidrly, in
reply to the complaints Of the buyer,
/" it's your own fault, sir, for wasn't it
with a pound of your own soap, I
bought here myself, that l weighed
them with" The storekeeper had no
more to say on that subject.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-05
Adventure Of an Orphan Boy
A TALE OF LOVE AND POLITICS


Towards the latter part Of the
summer Of 1910, a lad Of preposses
sing appearance entered the town Of
G., situated directly at the foot, of
Seneca Lake, near the center OF that
State. He had' travelled from the
part Of Ohio, where his father, a
widower, had died from one Of tihe
most. malignant feyers SO common in
newly settled countries, while oversee
ing the cultivation Of large tract Of
land, in order to regain a fortune lost
during the disastrous specuIationa Of
1886.
Being. an only son and left alnong
stranger, after the death Of his father,
George Wentworth resolved TO leave
Ohio and remove to the State q New
York, for the purpose Of trying his
fortune in any manner that chahce
might offer He had passed through
the several towns and villages CD. his
route, without meeting anything to
attract his attention, till reaching
c.. This fine town, with its sove-
" lake and pleasant scenery, struck
his fancy, so be debern.ined to obtain
employment If possible, and make it
his future home.
While walking along the principal
street overlooking the lake, @and on
whichever located several fine church
es and other public buildings-he saw
large crowd Of people assembled
around q newly erected liberty pole, 10
front of one Of the principal hotels.
On approaching the spot he found
that it was q political me citing held
for the purpose ofraising the pole ana
making party speeches.
Our hero forced his way into the
crowd just as they we're ratsing the
Stars and Stripes, with the names
Of their fayorite candidates to the top
Of the flagstaff. The flag had scarce
" reached half way, the eisjhuiasu
being at its height, when tlae cord
twisted and caught in the little Vice
at the top. They pulled and tried
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4 Coon JoKE.--A well known
physician in New York is very much
annoyed by an old lady who is always
sure 10 accost him in the street, for the
purpose Of telling over her ailment.-
Once she net him in Broadway, and
be was il a great hurry "Ah / see
You are quite feeble, said the doctor.
(" shut yonr eyes and show me your
tongue She obsyed, and the doctor
quietly moving of. left her standing
there for some time in that ridiculous
position
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Water-Logged Saints.

hopo those old water-logged saints
that died soaking in damp stone cells.
were taken TO heaven. They BAD he'll
enough on earth, and Il would be
pity for them to hare continuation
Of it in the other world bur 4 think
they were the poorest Of All human
commodities ever taken in
When God wanted spoages and OF
sters. he made them. and put one on
a rock. and the other. in the mud.
When He made man, he did not
make him 10 be q sponge or an oyster;
He made him with feet, and hands.
and head, and heart. and vital blood.
and place 10 use them, and said to
him Go, work !"
But | tell ron. II man has come
to that point where he il content. hs
ought to be put in his CONN for =
contented i've man, Is a sham If >
man has come to that stand. IN which
he says, "I do not want TO know ans
more, or do any more, or be any more"
he is in a state in which he ought to
be changed into a mummy of all
hideous things, mummics are the most
hideous; and Of mnmmies. those are
the most hideous, that are running
about the streets and talking - Henry
Ward Beecher.
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CouLp'Nr FooL TFR The Lafay-
cite Courier tells ia amusing story Of
soma Young ladies and gents of that
place. who we're taklng ! Eocial walk
near the cemetery when a ghost APP
ipeafed They AL ran Bat one sturdy
woman, Of the strong minded class,
who sfcoa az her post. when she seized
Il; and slirh@ ont of his frightful dis
gaiise, Z fniSchiefeous fellow, who he'd
heard u the project Of walking near
rte graveyard discussed and hid bin
/ sdlfthete ID eiFe the party 4 ffieEt Il
SIC I'D bitn bach u TIC itousf, and ID
reply 10 the QUESTIONS which nor
poifesf ii npoh bsF she can't
fool nj, Iy seem too nany men 10
sheets 10 get frightened AZ them "
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-09-05

BfAUry, like HOLSTERS, VIII spoil in
time kisses, like ice, win melt /; words
are but air; love is only bubble,
bright, beautiful in the light offancy--
touched By the rongh reality of life.
il is nothing; hope, the plaything Of
the hour; despair, the suicides ex-
cuse; money, the god men worship !;
honesty, a new suit Of clothes worn as
little as possible. and soon out Of fash
ion; pride, an excellent substitute for
knowledge; honor, pistols and coffee
for two.