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M. 3 e. 2. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROOERs, AND DEALERS
ZINE BRANDIHs, WINns,ToBAooo, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS &o.i
OORHEB OF COLLEGE AND 0HURCH S7REETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
VNTE srjustin receipt % large and we'll selected stock
Groceries, Liquors, ETC., consisting in part tsovsi
i5e bids Sugar. s gradssi genuine Havana ogaYl
200 hAls chocs 1olssssj 500 kegs Nails, aSsoFtsdi
100 90 do 100 dozen Painted BucksssI
$50 bags prms Kjo Oofea; so nests Tubs
100 bbs Powdered cruIhsd ans 10 bbs Englsh FanEts
Loaf Sugar 10 bbls PeearBj
80 Boxes star CzndlsSI 10 Ibis TiIbsrtI.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
IS Xxx & choice Frsnch BrandiesI
20 4 casks Aadsira Sherry, and Port Hiasal
ls0 baskets best brands Ohampaznst
50 boxes scovill ClaSst,
100 S SsI. ans EossEt.on 6ounty wAlstyi
40 40 do BoSrboa 90
And also large SsOckOf Common Whisky, American Brandy
Sin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS -...--
Agsns the Dupont Hazard and sycsmors Powder Ths
cafsd being the emily Agontsn Nashville Of the Manue7srI
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Traderkc ths
laTgs stock Of Powder hand, in Magazine sale.
~ kegs Dupont 1000 kegs Hazard BlasngPoV
60 90 &c % % 5000 f s.g. s5s.aor. Blasting
go 90 do Do 1sO eass. e. Powder, assorted
Sg0 do do do brands
5000 Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bb Toy, Bedford o.,
dr. 3D. Gafety fcBe.
iG1Il H. 4. p oHEkTHAhE, ARsnts.
IEp0aiI eOE1sri Joy, BiOkford & Co.'S ssfstJ
RaEard do Fass
Sycamore do
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scientific DiscOvery---ElecIrO-
Water.

veil the profession that zectroity q the gra
motor Of Es Every remedy which really disease
because OF It's electrical adaptation the Of the
Invalid Hy the Of such remedies and
Ladies being ssnded By a-LadyI curing all kinds o. old
and obstinate complaints which have resisted all other
Ehers patients weak to visit treat them By tht
Bronpt0n Hospital khGi0ns vhich breathcd into ths
diseased lung right the seat OF the disease seod
stamps for pamphlet Other patients ShO cannot come 70
the BEALnEa WATKRs, By sending fethe Rge-sez
full description Of ymptoms have medicines them
Send for erculaT The Electric Waters all mineral
substances taken medicine otherwise absorbed. The
persnce % twenty years the treatment many thsuB
and chrsno and Woan diseases and weaknesses,
Be regarded as 3 reasonable guarsatee OF success.
~ Rooms and Boarding Furnished 20
Patients II
PHYSICIANS who may wish avail themselves Of tis
cable discovery In Electric Baths invited call ny ocs
st No TAG, South Summer street.
Hours from Mo Il. sTs-y day s1csps ne sassah.
Address DR. WOMBAUGH,
mAr26l-dktWly Nashville, Tenn.
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REM VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purchased Of ". W. Finn his Wall Paper
&c, and renewing ny stock Of u okins Glasses, Gill
Frames, Ysnsian Blinds, Win Shades Artist Materials
&C., TO his Nv Rinns) cid stand % Public Square,
Dssdsek Ss EhsTs shall b glad to frsnls and
patrons. WHITMAN,
WI
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Bark Mills.
Removed,

Removed.
HAVE removed ny Shoe establishment to Market street. No
50s the public square, door to Morrow Son
where would be pleased former customers and friend
And shall endeaVor at all times keep hand general assert
nent Of Home Made Boots and shoes, in grsa
variety and low the price OF materials will justify
Army bOos and shoes and all kinds Oheay work kept in
made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
sep2O-n JAMES ". HAMILTON.
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CRosss-TzEs WANTED.

syHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Ocany win
z 10 contract Tor 10000 Cedar CrOss-fiess 9feet
ons inches thick we'll hewn, TO face at place
less than inches clear OF bark timber to be sound deliver
sd at the grade line Of the road in Nashville.
The contractors want contract FOR $4,000 White
Post Oak Ties Of the Be above be delivered
the line Of the road in piles from section IA 10 section a.
enough 2 each section to supply the same.
Persons wishing bid will direct the President Direct
CT The FsShTe and FeThEeStsFn Railroad Company
Nashville, Ts17 'uIy9e-H
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SrGEN. SCOTT's PAY-The current monthly pay,
subsistence, and allowance of LieutensntGeneral
SCoTT were and by order of the President continue
to be, while he is on the retired list, as follows
Pay, per month. ........................$2 70
Rstions, per month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Allowance for servants, per monM .........9 80
Allowance for horses, per month. ............5 so
Total monthly pay. .................S $40
Which makes an annual income of 1920.
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

TEDERTAEERs lat J. H. currey's cid stand Union be
tween Cherry and sunmer streets prepared to atten5
Funerals at all times with wooden Coins plain colored
and Metallic Burial oake and Cases Of ssupeor quality
tursd b harahaN Co. IL thiE city Prices 70 suit
he times iune25-E
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING deserzEnsd to cary my Negroes to TIE sEEE
III Il South, viii sell about Three or EOur
Aundreo Acres OF Land. being part Of
ne Taet upon which reside, situated aFss.s
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen mes frou e.
hssaFille, IN Of the best neghborhoods in Will -
anssn oouny Soil equal 10 in the State. For psEcu
r sppy 70 the premises, to A " s. Lindsey, In
DsAaSiils ssp9-dh P. A. PERKINS.
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Ana Artist AFPzsz:rI sna Gssl-ss sTsvsr7 description
Ne" x.zk BHia ds.l5 "a svsr- Izs.nos Al oess iad q
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THE STAR GALLERYE
DaEuerFeOtypes, AmbrOtypeS.
ETEHAHEOTVPRR

SPHEREOTVPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No Il, Union Street next door to WesssI &ThonpsvnS
4. f. SALTZMAN.
(LATK OPERATOR HCaEEs' sALtKsT.)
ETAVTNG fitted up aboys, ezcusigsly FOR hs.
branch Of business, Is prepared ladies and
gsntsen OF Nashville and make fac ses Of their faces II
be highest style Of the Art No expense apzred
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest ard nest
improved apparatus and Materials and the subscriber cnadsrr
initYes all who want pictures to give him call pleSng
tlsfsction IN every
III Entrance next door twes.)ta Wozssl Thonpsoa.
~ t 2. ?, EALTzAsaH-
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Address J. MCPHERSON d CO.,
September Is, 5l-d2n ALaxEA, Ga d,
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THE FORTS N POSSESSION OF TIE ENEMY.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17
The prims and the Gr,ms.

vi course everybody, knows those sociaf
dampers-tbe Pins and the Grims. Thev
are cold shOuldered wre.eher, pledged
against jnviaiity in any form. Total absti.
nencs from mitih is in fact, the furdamen-
tai principle Of their creed. Although
equally hateful, there is some difference
between them. The Prims are animated
relrige raters. To be near them 10 like
being under the lee Of an iceberg but uu-
like icebergs, they never thaw in any
atmosphere, however genial Spatk1
Of Wit are wasted upon them. They are
ImPerviOus 10 the shafts Of bumor. You
might fire aJrke at them our Of an Arm
strong gun without making their eyes twin.
kle. Amid the feast If reason and thu
flow 1.-THE soul' they sit sour and client.
puckeriDg their lips at every bit Of Bacin..
age, a. II swallowing a green erab-appIe.
The trims are less statueSque aud more
sardinia. They seem to look upon the
cheerful and light hearted Is prede.tined
children Of wrath, and to derive . secret
satisfaction frOra the belief that there il
ROD IN pickle for them. They see all things
Through glass, darby" AMI their pic
lures OF tctsriiy are all charcoal sketches.
I They would have YOU, instead Of enjoying
the good things Of Efe in rational uay..
put your appetite IN irons as rebels against
the Almighty. Such fausticisn is not far
removed from blasphsmy. Ii is as much
as to say that our capabilities of enjuyuept
were given Us without a purpose, aud that
tho Scripiural maxim that hing has been
msde in vain is untrue The world. in our
opinion, could very well spare both the
Prims and the Grims. They don't helm a,
to just appreciation Of the fatherIy kind.
ness OF the Creator; quite the reIerse-
Where Christianity truly interpreted by
their ?reeepts, end c1rrtctly illustrated by
their example. it wOull he a cold and crue,
creed, instead CT a miracle of benscence
and mercy. We have no sympathy with
5ig'ts who look upon this fair world as a
Place OF punishment. and would have us
believe that il is only by shutting our eyes
10 It's attractions that we can hope 60 ooen'
them in the better land We prefer 10 re-
gard il as the vestibule of heaven, and hold
that the rational enjoyment Of its blessings
Is only proper manifestation Of gratitude
10 Him who bestowed upon US such good
+ ~ place Of scjourn.
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but did not answer. | nursed the bag in
my arms, as if it had been baby.
Come. Fanny. give me your promise ~
81 could hear her sobs I'm the most
softhearted creature breathing, and would
not pain any living thing, and confess,
she bad beaten me, forgave her for the
cucking furgave her for rejecting me-
| was on the point of flinging the bag back
into the car, and saying: Dearest Fanny
forgive me for frightening you. Marry
whatsoever you will Give you lovely
hand to the lowest groom in your stables
-endow with your priceless beauty the
Chief of the Pankiwanki Indians. What
ever happens Jenkyns is your slave-your
dog-your footstOoI His duty henceforih
Is to 30 whithersoever You shall order,-t0
do whatever you command" / was just
on the point of saying this, / repeat. when
Fanny suddenly looked up. and said, with
| queer expression upon her face.
You need not throw that last bag over.
PROMISE to give you nv hand
with all your hearth" | asked quick
ly.
with all my heart" she answered with
the same strange look. 81 tossed the bag
into the bottom of the car, and opened the
valve. The balloon descended.
Gentlemen" said Jenkyns, rising from
his seat in the most solemn manner, and
stretched out his hand, as if he were going
to take an oath; gentlemen, will you be-
lieve 1t? When we bad reached the ground
and the balloon had been given over to it's
master-when | had helped Fanny tender
ly to the earth, and turned towards her to
receive anew the promise of her affection
and her hand, will you believe it?-she
gave me box on the ear that upset me
against the car, and running to her father
who at that moment came up, she related
to him and the assembled company what
she called my disgraceful conduct in the
balloon, and ended by informing me that
all the hand ] was to get had been already
| bestowed upon my ear which she assured
me had been given with all her heart.
You william !" said Sir George, advanc-
ing towards me with horsewhio in his
hand, You william ! I've good mind to
break this over your back"
"Sir George, william and JENKINS must
never lie coupled in the same sentence; a. d
as for the breaking of the whip, I'll relieve
you the trouble" and snatching it from
his hand, broke it in twn. and threw the
pieces on the ground, land now shall
have the honor of wishing good morning
Miss P, forgive you. And l res
tired
Now l ask you whether any specimen
of female treachery equal to that has ever
come within your experience and whether
any excuse can ever be made for such con-
duct?"
AS | said before it's like the SEX" said
the second Marine.
Yes, all mankind is seduced by woman
said the third Marine.
ITS just my case over again." said the
first Marine. "After drawing me on in
that way, after gaining my affections in that
treacherous manner. by Jove, sir she goes
and marries BlubbeI %
Well it does sound improbable, certainly
very improbable. But, as l said before
began that | would not guarantee the
truth of it. Indeed, if you ask my candid
opinion, | don't think it is true, but the
Marines believed it. SO.
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OUR ONE LIFE.


It's not for man to trige. Life is brief
And sin is here;
Our age Is but the falling of leaf
dropping tear.
We have not time Il Apoft away the hours,
All must be earnest in a world like ours
Not many lives, but only one have wee-
One, only one.
How sacred should that one life ever be-
That narrow spanl
Day after day filled up with blessed toll
Hour after hour still bringing in new spou.
Our being Is no shadow Of thin air.
No vacant dream;
No fable OF the things that never were,
Bat only seer.
lis full of meaning of mercy,
Though strange and solemn nay that meaning be
Our sorrows no pbantoms of the night,
No idle tale;
No cloud that floats along sky oflight.
On simmer gale.
They are the true realities of earth.
Friends and companions even from our birth
life below! how brief, and poor, and sadl
One heavy sigh.
o life abovei how long, how fair and glad
An endless joy.
o! to be done with daily dying here!
o! to begin the living in yon sphere!
o day of time how dark o ky and Garth,
How dun your hu
o day of Chris, how bright sky aid earth,
Made fair and new!
Come, better Eden, with thy fresher green!
Come, brighter Salem, gladden. all the scene
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

GooD LoGIc.-A poor man who fell in
to bud habits, on being rescued. reformed
and C inverted. often spike of himself as a
brand Elucked from the burning
What do you mean by that? asked one
Of his former associates. Come, 90 with
us and have another drink
Look here answered the man, you
know there is great difference between a
brand and a green stick. If spark falls
on brano thar has been partly burnt, it
will sorn catch FIRE again. Not so with a
green stick. tell you / am that brand
plucked out of the fire, and dare not ven-
ture into the way OF temptation, for fear Of
being set on fire again.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

DEATH IN BATrLE.-In Ritcher's "Seli-
ma" the hero thus speaks of the idea Of
death in the presence of battle He is
fighting in behalf of the Greeks, and is
with the army at the seige of Napoli di
Romania:
believe me, nowhere does enc think
more rarely of death than in camp, among
the dying. Man is here a flame, not ashes
We see the flag waving abcye the course of
battle. but look not at the graves which IL
runs through, nor at those who prepare the
graves; and the throb of dying, even n
throb. appears only as one more. the last
motion agaiust the enemy. No stifed an
guish as of close chamber Expresses the
feelings, but strength and the good cause
uP!iit them In the midst of the kingdom
OF ideas and deeds. which nowhere stand so
near each other as in battle the outer life
Is easily given up, and if single child Of
Greece, or q trembling old man stands to
ask for your saving hand. you are willing
to go forth like lien. against the barbarian
horde, and the fash of the powder seems to
be the silver fash Of life.
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Il II Z MIG III II s /.


gT BARRY coRSwLLI.
0, the Summer Night
Has a smile of light,
And she sits on "A sapphire throne:
Whilst the sweet winds load her
With CARL ands of odor,
From the bud TO the rose o'erblovn!
But the Autumn Night
Has piercing sight,
And II step both strong and free;
And voice for wander,
Like the roar Of Thunder
When he shouts to the stormy sea!
And the Winter Night
Is all cold and white,
And she sinseth a soug Of pain;
Till the wild lee hummetE,
And warm Spring ccmcth.
When she dies in a dream OF raini
o, the Night, the Night!
It's lovely sight
Whatever the cline OF the time;
For sorrow then soSr.th.
aud the lover outpUureih
Ills sUUl III star-Jright rhyme.
1t brinEetl sleep
To the forests deep,
The forest bird to its nest;
To Care bright hours,
And dreams Of flowers,
Aud that balm To the weary-Rcst,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

A patriotic land lady in her desire TO-
emulate the generously of city governments
and other corporations in continuing the
wages of absent soldiers, has given notice
that If any of her 5oarders wish to enlist.
she will allow their board to ran Tigh on
all the time they are gone, the SAME IS az
they rsmained.o
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17
Joliet signal Rate. of Adv.r,,.,nx
JOB PRIN TIN

Job Printing ofevt, yieseriptioi vii be neatly
Ip'di;iouEly eIecutedtO order on Iiberalterms
Antssortnent OF blanks keptconstanily on han
az All orders for Advertising Job Work mn
be accompanied 10y cash. unless person known
1beeomes responsible for the same.-6s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

VERY TRUE.-In an advertisement by a
railroad of some uncalled!or goods. the let
Ter II had dropped from the word lawful,
and it read:
People to whom these packages are di.
rected are requested to come forward and
pay the AWFUL charges upon the same.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

Upon traveller telling Gen. Doyle. an
lrishman,, that he bad been where the bugs
were so large aad powerful that two. OF
them would drain a mans blood in one
night, the General replied
"My good sir, we have the same animals
in Ireland, bat they are called humLugs."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

A red-nosed gentleman asked a we'll
known wit whether he believed in spirits.
"Ah. SIR" he replied, looking him full in
the face. 81 see too much evidence to doubt
their existence"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

MILITARY DIALOGUE Oficer-How
long have you been recruiting. Captain
Captain-'FJur weeks"
Oficer-"What success ?"
Captain-"First rate"
Ofhcer-"IOw many menf"
Captain" One pirate and sixteen Off
GERS"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

PAY YOUR SMALL DEBTS This is good
advice, and there never was a time when it
Is more solemn duty. When the small
debts are paid, there Is general confidence
among our home people, and the wheels {
trade move on regularly and easily. Be-
sides, 1t is the small debts which control
all the big ones, aud which mos. maternal
ly affect trade. None are paying to our
enemies, but all shou1l make a special ef>
fort to pay their sma lGeb.s to their friends,
II for no other reason that it difFuses good
spirits, gives confidence and greases the
W heels Of tradk all bich are SO necessary
aud indispensable at the present time
Let nli pay up, and all viii feel better and
thus promote the commonwealth. Paw I'D.
but especially pay ell small debts"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

The ARREST OF Mason AND SIIpELL
The Havana Did1iO, giving an account of
the arrest Of Mason and SIidelI, saws
The Trent coutinced her voyage to Saint
Thomas, where the protest of the Captain
srd agent Was EXTENDED in due form and
an officer left in the steamer La Plata to
report this violation of the rights IF ma
tons to the government of her Britannia
Majesty.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

An eminent advocate having lately gained
a,suIt for poor young lady, she remarked d,
Il have nothing to pay with. but my heart
Hand it over to the. clerk, if you please.
} wish no fee for myself he replied
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

A Portuguese giant, represented to be
be eight ane half feet high and we'll pro
portioned is to be exhibited in England and
this country.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

ENccUKAofSG How do you feel tSis
morning, James
Very much better. thank you. did
think, while. / was not as we'll; but I
am better now. for just net old Mr. -,
the undertaken, and be looked cross at
mew
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

''of two evils choose the less" is a Just
maxim. then, and then only, when there is
no other alternative-when we must take
the one or the other but il is mere fully 10
incur either when it is in our power to
avoid both
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

A WISCONSIN WANT THE zeal of Wis
consin boys for enlisting in the war agains,
rebellion, is well exempIIfed by the Green
Lake Spectator, which, wanting journey
man printer, prefers a cripple, $50 he
won't join the army and 90 on to the war. /"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

The discovery of truth by slow, pro-
gressive meditation, is wisdom. Intuition
OF truth. not preceded by perceptible med
itatiun, is genius
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

1t is always in your power tn make n
friend BY smiles; what folly to make enc
mics by frowns.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

MONEY on lNTEREsT-A man made a
fortune by industry and close economy, ard
used to loan his money at interest. One
day IN midsummer, a friend happened to
spy him:
How pleasant it is to have such lung,
bright daysr"
why, yes" replied he. "but these
long days the interest comes in so very
slow"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

E6-When children who are born with
silver spoons in their mouths grow ur,
there is seldom anything left Of them but
the spoons.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

IF you wait for others to advance your
interests in this world. you will have to
wait SO long that your intsrests will not be-
worth advancing.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

If 10 conversation you think a person
wrong. rather hint difference Of opinion
than offer a contradiction.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

The difference between heather virtue
and Christian goodness is the difference be
tween oars and sails, or rather between
galleys and ships.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

One of our exchanges has a friend who
ran fer constable. and the next day con-
stable ran for him. The second run he got
IN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

We think a man carries the borrowing
priDciI lie trifing too far when be asks Us
to lend him our ears.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

We'll Anna how did you get along with
that stupid fool Of lover Of yours? Did
you succeed in getting rid of him p oh,
yes J got rid of him very easily. l mar
ried him, and have no lover now
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

"Sir. you isye broken your promise"
"Oh, never mind; l. can mako another
just as good.,"'
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THE WORLD WE LIVE IN.-What q world
of sorrow, Of joy, of mingled tears and
smiles we live I'M To>day youth goes
forth full of hope and confdence-to NOR
row he trembles aud hesitates, the next
day prays and struggles /; and on the fourth
often sinks to rise no more. Thus life's
little span is run. Soon the heart ceases
to beat-the warm rlood ceases to flow
the deep affections that exalted OF depress>
ed the soul are still, and all these mighty
loves and doubts which thrilled with &C.
stacy or depressed with fear-sinking in
the human bosom like oceans storm beat
en- waves are hushed in the grave. How
mysteriout is our existence
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-17

The elements of human happiness-love
Of GUd and man and love to. one woman.