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Lord Rvron Gold g. Silver Min.

BY order Of the Board OF Trustees
de30.td WIN. L. HALE Sec'y.
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By order of the Board Of Trustees
J. y. B. CARVER,
Src'y Eagle G. s S. VI. Co.
GoldHill, Jan. llth, 1864. jail I'm"
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Gold Hill, Nov. IA. 1863. nol4.im.

POsTPONED.-The above sale 10 postponed
until MONDAY, December 9eth, 1858, Mt the
same place and hour. H. H. BAILEY, Sec'y:
December "a, 1863 del4 "a
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BY order of the Board of Trustees.
WM. W. BISHOP, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, Dee -. 1868 de23 I'm
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BY order of the Board of Trustees.
no27 I'd WAI L. HALE, See'y.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
the llth day of january, 1864
dc2s I'd w. L HALE, Secretary.
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The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
the 2jth day of January, A. ID. 1864, at the hour
and place above named.
jaii I'd WIN. f. HALE, Secretary.
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MassiIIon g & S. M. Co.-Notice is

BY order of the Board of Trustees.
ja2l EDWARD A. BREED, Secy.
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Truion Cod and !SiIrer ,uiainy Com.

BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
JOHN MCCARTHY, Secretary.
deco I'd Meian Building
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BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
WM W. DENNY, Sec'y.
fold Hill. n. T., Jan, 4th, 1861. jna til
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Golden AVN. Gold and silver min

BY order OF The Board Of Trustees
V. LEMERY, sec'y.
Gold Hill, Jan. 90, "a. ja20 I'd
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Omre or the Wizard q. s =. ~. e.

BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
la I'd HB. CoNGDoN, Sec'y.
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By order of the Board of Trustees.
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.J1o,,,yo;n TIove q e.d s M q.

by order OF the Board OF IThstFtA
iuI2 I'd G.. w. PEASE, Sccy.
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and ReTer meant 10 be eI.iuKUi=hed br the
hand of man.T
After depicting at leogth ia a sinilarIv
eioqueat strain the Tsjaztice of slsverT
Mr.. NED well, referring to the dismem !
5erment of fhs Bniou then threatened nv
the NuTli6ea;i5a measures Of So1,h Caro-
Ina, fereroid with prophetic fidelity the
ems WITCH Dis1nToH have since Inflicted
on his native St.te=
III" said he, gentlemen do not see nor
feel The evil OF slavery while this Federal
Union lasts, they viii see and feel il wben
Il il gone, ttey viii suffer it then i, q
magnitude of desoIating power to which
the pestiience that walketh 1T noon dav'
would be q bEeeEing-eo which the malaria
that nov threatens extinction to the .Eter-
nal City, as the proud homes of the Pan
ttds AMI the Ce=srs Is cal.ed-woald De
as refreshing aud as ba'ny as the first
breath of Spring 10 the chamber Of dis.
ease
We shall! avlil ourselves of the eerlissr
Opportunity TO extract from the speeches of
othe- able sdVEc4tes of human rigf1ts IN
Virginia n the same LegisiatBre. believing
that they spoke from a more intimate
knowledge of facts thar We can have. and
that their speeches bear extensive evidence
OF the sincerity OF. their eoBEicuoaz. Thev
attempted reform which failed. Thsy
tOretold the result of lis failure. We IIFe
to reap the traits of unFepented crime.
and to realize in blood aud sorrow how
truthfully the VirgiDianz of 1882 depicted
the accursed Institution.
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or individual
4 That the Constitution of the United
states does not recognize slaves IS prop
erty, bat as persons wing service or labor
IN certain States under the laws thereof;
and it is the right aud duty of the Uuited
States to offer to such persons such in
aneemeots as are best calculated to enable
them To give to their country the para
mount allegiance which they owe.
> That the proclamation of emaucipa-
ton lasned By the President on the Ist of
January. 1868. vas measure neeesssrr
for the common defence, sanctioned bv the
sPIrit of the Constitution and bv the Law
and practice of nations; and said procla-
nation is hereby declared to have the force
ana effect of law. anything in the laws or
constitution of any State to the contrary
notwithsta uding
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HOOhand's German Bitters!
From J. Weston BrOar5u D. D. Editor oF.hs EsaeV-
ctoIDedIG Of RsLigIOlET KEOr0Ledye.

From J. Ne1pton BTOar,u D. D. Editor aF.hs Esne,-
etCPedlG Of Religious KVOroEsdge.
Although dtspsSsd to favor or rscomrs end
Patent Medicines in general, through dlstrust OF
their ingredients and effects, yet EnoW OF no suf-
cienr reason, Why man may testify the benht
he believes himself 10 have recsve1 from any simple
preparations in ths hope that may thus contrib
TIE benefit Of others-
do this more readily in regard to Hoodhndau
t=ertaaI RIrters, prepared by Or. G. NJ Jackson Of
This cIty, because WAS prej udiced against them Tor
many years, under the impression thai they were
chle1y al s!cOhelic mixture am indebted To my
iEfend Eobsrt Shoemaker, ESQ, the removal OF
tins prejudice by proper tesLs aud Ior encourage
long continued debility. The use OF rhree but1Ie-
VI these BlILer6, Bt The beginning OF the present
followed by evident ralieI and lesIUrRtiOn
To degree Of bedlIy and mental ViSOI winch mad
not ielE for SIX months bsf0rs And kAd almost de-
SPARED Of regulating LheI t:ik GOD and
my trleud 70 directing III Use 81 lGem
J.Tk VI N Brown.
PhilAdslpA June ss, 1861,
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S@EI GAS-4c4S Do0D4s Ghe above rates.
- HeAzty Advertising reasonable rer..,s ses,--
L4 % me sPacs occupied and ths number 81 Easyss
sr8- 70 be pad for IA GdoeEee = - 1s
Snnes g Cards not eIcsedipg ave Ilnea Sl5 ser gesr
ot g l0r H1 months hut for shorter I,sri -fhin
~ be counted le=s than sluArs
>, me privilege OF Annual Advertising limited &c
t5e AoverEscrH o'E1 Imzasda:s GEsi ezz; and All
yell as all legal GdvsrtissrneBsa and "a a[-i
esGt3on sales md rsat estate. IN By them CsS
SAAaEarr15esasoSs not accoEapa- ed with WIFE.
erection VII Be inserted Until iarbEd and char 81
Notiees 1or PoiiEicai Meetiaz to - charged in a
Marriages, Sosieosof Funerals, Ard Aunoacsns u
oi BsrruCEs- ruats sEr. I:,rrvJ5.5
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TzE following are the jeia5 resolutions
Introduced By Senator Wilson, from the
Military co@mittee, rs to the objects of
The war:
l. That the object of The existing war is
the snbjugsrioa OF rebels in arms 10 The
rightfai authority of the United States.
and the re-e5thbiisebmeut of serh author.
ity throughout ;ne territory from which il
has been forcibly expelled.
2 That il the prosecution of The war
the United States may adopt wba,sver
measures, not Inconsistent with the rules
OF civilized warfare, to put down the re-
oeihons restore the supremacy OF .he Con
stltntion, and secure the pubic safety nov
essaEy.
B. That every persen born or residing in
the United States, whether bond or free,
owes allegiance 10 the Uaffed States, aud
this alegianee is paramount to- suy dnty
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Important Letter from Sec. Chase.

He DseLtaes NO"asnGt,On .jior the Prssdeney.
WAssISGToN, March My Dear Sir.
In reply to friendIy letter from you, 1
VTote you briefly, Hot long ago, about the
wishes expressed by -msoy that my naue
might be tavorably regarded by the people
10 their next choice of a President, aud
closed by saying that, should our friends
n Ohio manifest preference for another.
should accept their decision with the
ready acquiescence due from one who has
oeeo already trusted aud bouored by them
oeyoro merit or expectation.
The recent action of the Union members
OF ouc Legislature indicates such a prefer
eHes; and It becomes my duty. therefore
and count il more privilege than duty
to ask tnas 40 further consideration be
given to my name.
II was aeVer more important than now
thar all cur efforts sod all cur energies
should be devoted 10 the suppression of
the rebellion, and TO the restoration of or
der and prosperity, 90 the solid aud sure
fouadatiou of freedom and impartial JUS
ttee, and ! earnestly urge all with whom
ny coonzels may nave weight TO allow
nothing to divide Them, while this great
work, in compariscu With which persons
aoo even parties are nothing, remains uu-
accomplished
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SUNDR,ES.
=Nkl BAGS PRIaE KIu COFFEE
lSO lOO Ebls. y. o. Aai.zsses,
- = 'BrUn - 1Old=n Syrup,
20 Hhds. sugar.
lao Bhis. Coverings Refined Sugar,
Soaps, Candies, Buck cts, Tubs
wsahDo2rds, Lea: snor Vinegar
Specs, indigo, Al4il, IHa1sr,
CopPeraa, &c, &C, &c,
On hand, aud fur sale b.
sectB PAXTON, piNLoN / oGLEBAE.
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9ailgg nteIligrHter
TERMS OF ADVERTIsIvc

E~nvEsOl1o LIzEs ey SozrL1z1. 4,a an. r,,cvr r,r
Lisa, HAK1 6c1AE5 ~
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CHuRc5 UV TIE SLA wTERED IxSocESrs.
LAIT Sr. VALLANDTGaAN.
Mankind IL ;he mos, perverss and on
rezoaaoIe OF the humaa family. Vile thew
assent a principle shay never will put it
INTO Prackus # it b-res hard onto EN- a.
inclvGues- tn Wit:
bad Ola tor severil weeks 3eliEer;o a
coarse Nv lecktsEs GA The aivinIty OF sIAlv
y. argoot that tae :ustirooaheu wuz
based upon the ipfeority nv wun another
-that II WuZ not ooly a wise bat booti-
to! PsrTisIou av nEcher, that the strooD
should nav charge Nv the week, guideG.
aud Per'ekIn aud wurkia uVsm. This
yee pitZ=d my coogregasheu z4Ltiy and
ntteeu or twenty Nv the strongest, propos-
e. that shood Pat it iuio pracktIs, lest To
stow The word that the CRATE doctrine
so9a oe carried out jest tz well 10 the
North ez 10 the South. To which assent
ed 10 wun=t, aad AZ the next bizbes meet
Dg, the fouorin plan wuz adopted. Tae
nenters OF the congrsgashen shooi Sri
their strength, aod them ez Good lin 500
sdSod owa aud possess 10 fee simple, all
them az co16ent.
The trial wuz he'd, the iissizheu maid,
acd wnz haPp5 - 0-ia The unable instro-
meut Nv Plsnun the CRATE insutooshen on
Soriher size.
Bot alas OWN . ;he peryersiry Nv the
human miud, sf-rseed, 1t didn't work.
Old John Podhsmue- razed bis 600 With
the grealist e-z=, Whi.e B.u Suifies, who
Toz Il wuEkiug Ter Mn fer ) dolIars
1untb, Good ut ieich Z. Podaamne went
oveT tn BiIfs cabin ths next moraTu, and
seZ lie, '.Wily1m, trun this time hsp,z-
4'd and fureVer You air my nan. Ez all a
slave htz II hIz m4sier-, the Is dollars |
nF 4 IR l.
sI1 sl-tem was e=ta biI-ht, sbel kepe, and
ez You hev more fDrrytoor Than 6enyh,s
your lowty condlshuu, will send a teem
over to morror, and Ia tx your bexro and
stnnd aod oedstid up - my house, and
AT inns JGpctuce, IN Gums Mrs. Sniff IS,
VINO kiu lit 600 with cid Podhaumer on
The top az II, anl il Wuz no lime afore she
di7klveTed Wat his Giz1iz waz. She turned
read 10 the face. Sh said:
y oos goa to tala ny turnytoor:"
"Csrtingly
And We air yoor s.eivs?"
',C : coarse
"ARa you car sell my cAudren?,'
"Natterai!g
And you KIN marx ne yoor couke
biue?'
'EfIwisa
''Ioo o.d beast sD-eckt the intooria;id
feemaile ehauel, forge-ria her formal con
dishoo, "yn Sc! my b4oys, yu talk my
furuytoor, drat W Il! giS "a sam uv it
nOw, whereuPon sae euried chair,
winch lAce him prostsait ou the floor, when
she pickt hun up and sIuog him out the
dore.
1t did not eud here; Podhanmer he'd in
hlz hand patch wutE kuVer!id, which be
thot be Wood talk wIa hin, aud when he
cum u, be walked on ..ith il Whereupon
Mrs. Snif1es he'd him iac up 90 q charge
/ Nv steelIl g, ard ne waz actooaIiy tride.
tonad gilIg, ana sent ia jale fur 30 daEe.-
How kun We establish Deunekratic insIitoo
sHeas, wen the Courtz won't recognize the
laws Nv oscher! Th- experiment tor the
present, hez the apperzaiz OF a faiiyer.
PErkoLEUW V. Massey,
Pastor oV sed Church. in charge.
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lover the Savings Bank
H Open ;or ssaasat= day and evening.

toEeE the Savings Bank
a Open ;or Ssadeat= day and evening
TIE purpose of this institute, : 80.
s45,cL fooaE tHen land women tooJ N In pEine pies
inesaThnaln Accountability aud ~ cgcp r,iT.T-
BOOh-K e EPING,
STRIPPED Of iGs absurd verbia-s upr a,-;-,, -
10y anu iafr1eAcy, and adapted to the ul,siar7
States s the ls'sdIu Z subject OF Al e1tig1 itIg
- nlcn are As exact Unsrring aud Tree mon, a1-r,
- y ~ - 'ss Q. nature asii coTpri--d II very ~
i S.N, a. nrst Iaate IAN ilar Tie = dem h.,
" n2 ls then c.rduc.sd ELr.u-tI a con a -, : -
-.E.. ,uS' n numerous sets box y. .-r-.f
80! " Va Si Ca tiii Il thus acquires lA-tery Of
zoe II which eaaales ann IL ,.p,ty il V.iI -, "a
10 a2y Kind o business.
WRITING SCHOOL
Is open dap and evening artsat-c r.g F.--s, -,,-.
sha Geat'emen Where Wl'houT eugs71ar Io- me ;ni
coarse, 1 god hAnd-~r lDg cAa b. o1tA.n,! >. A
ARITu1ETIC.
| Aad II sPElcatIal s. Al I1l-1er Of
CoCNTING-H5usE CALCCL4TI7ys
receive the attention their pr mary imp rt.a-e +e
aA-ds; 1he student viii be -laie a q aIr.:t yy,I,
several n4o-es OF Cai-uiatl0D not f53.i - tl..Hs
H---s E1+-tiy 70 tue 7obrev--ii n Or AS w5rz
Ihe7e .s Spsa - Tie stadzus aL., . 1.,ur.,.
BUSINESS SClE4cE
comprising PoiircaI s.o,p.B.,
ussEsa- Finance, S..-E-1s .zs- L,.-.r-- A'- ' -
o. s1aisenI Busa>sss sleE u r-raT. - = -.
avoiding failure ~S7
LnstTucrlD@s Il the aoost s=t1eats are ,zr-.,,-.-
$50, ~.sa I.t<';,.5 ~ I5 ana :.'oi := - ts
-! A~l1 ~ .. a'L cn.Aisc n1 E,-1 r,-szs-,
lie e2e~ze .. t-s;-crs4at, : ..-t..-.st = =.
Se4i.s'f=tienstre ald ttotsJ.s.t. - ....l : -
dent i nEca Iess- '-'' s's-
! l. a beEz leave to rzfzr .srse t, W., ,-
aL4-soH Z ,-s= GEts2- . 1lakz y, g.F,ee,z--
-0U 20 l. aa1 especially = Il. srude-tz
TERMS. sc.
~
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OAGHS 4OhSs
s-Aa Lad, T. z. shAilcryss, Geo. & Wheat,
90, A=1deA- John LeOckI-r, sam Mcclellan
T. !" srsazbsi1a, Jaa- y Vance. A-=x- Lau4,hIsn
---> COMPANY having been dEIY organized are
prepared u LAks rls6s ra;us on buildings
" a.. kiuas, merchandise, usactaring establish
--s-lA !or1itCre, steamboats, Aad cILrsSoes On iEe
'+=te-1 MYERS AID iakea, and also on Ehe Gyes Vi
-=->yas iyr term 0I y eara. THIS Company stferS
=ste-'0s inducements 20 farmers, whereby they eau
&c =-reL iSr tsIree Eea redac=a rates. This be-
= t-ae institution composed Of ninety
s'ss7EAeatrs- mos OF Waccu A-4oag best be-
s'1tas iaeI- recommends itself fAvOr&be
sle.tgE u The osuraug public, aad solieIts their
patronage.
A'aiscEttons for insurance VIII ~ promptly At
tsl-zL b secretary.
JIlCe, No. ! &cLu-z Eocse- being the, sS-.s tor-
merry Occupisd by AaAlls Express Company
jobs REID, P-esidsuE-
sAA'L MCCLELLAN, Eice-Prsssdent.
ARTaGA Agent for paying Pensions 0f6cs,
W ! ci4ur1 E0-s s,eIug. the same Ctice FORMERLY
12sG5.sc ~ Aaanis lzS;lrsas COt1Paay- april
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I6GFife&hiafinGIasufaacGC0,

OF WHEELING
1HCORPORATED IL 1887.
TAKES RISKS At TEE LOWEST Bk-.s ON
Buildings Of AL kinds, Steamboats, FEruiIurssnd
AesehAIGise, and against All dangers nrCeIdinr The
.E9IscerAtioD Of Goods rivers ssaA Iakes csnajr
". HAADIss, see'y. a1xnx cEArer, p,s,,.
DIRECTORS
AcheaoC John DUuioa Rol,. sI,,-,,-,
L. CEAng!e, 8. Brady, SAml C.t
OanI iGut. James Dalzell
-; Applications for Insurance Win he p-Onptiyat-
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SPRINGS, AXLES AND STEEL
W have added TO our sDOc Springs, AxIea Cast
" AID shear sLeei, and viii keeb fuu ss.or1-
WI sell IT the lowest possibie P=ices
- MLTGALF BCRT
JAZZ" SO Nam street
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WRAPPIRG PAPkR
A LARGE STOCK, embracing all sizes mn tn
I a SS14O1 for sale AZ manu- iact1reIs, prices
80 AEICALF BURT,
'~u1S So Main street
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CordiallzyOur friend.

To Hon. James c Hall, Senate Cnamber,
Columbus OAio
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GLASSwART

GLASSWARE
kOlAf, QUART AND HALF PINT PLAsKs
Hock Vine aud Brandy Bottles, Demtluans, &c,
AZ unAuufaetuEeEs' prices. -
MET3ALF BURT,
g9H1S SO Main street
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An Experiment that Didn't WORK.
This vii! be inferred from the fOlloWing
infusion OF that distinguished disciple Of
Faiiandigham, Petroleum V Nabsy:
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eunsyIVania Insurance Co

u --N1111
pISECTOaSs
EoesIyl Jr7 JACOB Painter, Robert Hnsr1ck.
-o-E Ps:terSoc, Henry SpEoul, Reury GsrwiE
Ajax. AsEiey jas. IL Hopkins, } c. Lzppe,
= Cotton, Al. Jones' A A Garner
J. Grfer sProuI.
GREER zPRoUL. sec'y. ~ - e' :
dA 4tcFe Company having appointed Ihs under
5lsnet! taez gent for " hee1Ing, and vicinity,
zi- -esec;taliy solicit the patronage of the pusIic
sAtCgMiG-Ess veil known 10 be 1rst cISss oficEs
-ke= --aEs - Si.e lowest buildings OF All
L---s, Steamboats,, Furniture, Merchandise and
4e---st IL The IsrlIs Of the Efvsrs ana Seaz
loszes promptly a5jGstsd-
n. c. ARTHUR, Agr.
bE- Once Ne L Lure Houas.
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CHuRc5 UT TIE SLA ETERED IHSocESrs.
lat Sr. VALLANpIGaAM
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PITTS IRON
Z II SIZES Of SAE. 4oOp, SAni aud Sheet Iron
- no" Wings, &c, oftAe best Pitt.burgh brapds
h. Also AmsFlcsn and Norway Nail Rod alEays on
usoo Orders for Iron -ut certain length, dile1
t'u uSsPafeh, aad At the lowest possible p. ices
- ME1CALF BURT
5-ti9 Sc Main street.
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RCsINEss Sc


foF tae fall .ourEe a5sse iu1.=s.el n q. 10,
rIst ~, t, pa A0!y on entering lie
olAAk books Sd T:rns u1l.--.. ed: 70 rem. : -
5nrc a. pleasure. Tn course, = r,-s,, q. -
n from tru to three u Linz. p'sS1
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Mankind il the most perverss and on
rezoaaole OF the humaa family Vile they
assent principle ;bay never wilt put it
INTO Prsckus # it b-res hard onto EN- as
inaLNlin.s IN zi1.
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70 THOSE WHO WISH 20 Be
n s u r Il D
AeAISsT All. ooSTIEezSc1 Es

FONTlAE AESTAIK9sU
y fANH- Of tbs City o. New York
- ~sRITAI taN palo = 1-------------& 5OO 0oo co
s.7s'ls -sf : CiT, 1855. .---.- / I5l faI 10
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Price IS eta. per bosuls, OF sig bOetlas sr SAoa.
For Hals by Druggists aad Doalsrs e7sryV,hen
N Eh2 ozfa1 StsteSs S1d By al ne DraRErista -,
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70 MY PARENTS.

Sweet hons Thou dearest spot in memory
kept rsse
Where ] was roek'd in cradle sc slept
Where mother dear my timid steps 10
prove,
Encouraged me with sweetest looks Of love,
And outssretehed hands, tomakeths Journey
shert,
While all were gather'd round % see the
sPorti
How often have shouted in my glee,
And built my playhouse meath the maple
treei
How often have I strode the kitchen broom,
And rushed with rattlipg galloP through
each room;
Or hitched ambitious Carlo to the tOngs,
And shouted when be broke the lesth'ern
thongs
And when, at evening, Of my sport tired,
The hymn Of praise my simple mind in in
spired
Ny mother babe me .kneel beside her there,
And say, with her, my simple evening
pray'r.
Close by upon the neighb'ring green, there
stands
The village schOOl-house, where once happy
bands
Of children sported meath the hawthorn
shade,
And village rustic courted village maid;
While chubby faces gatht - round the well,
And distant truant saocked the recess bell.
Within, the village master sat severe,
And marked the vacant seats that Off we're
there.
The well picked rod, behind him on the
wall,
Struck terror TO the timid hearts of all
And starring as the oaken rule came down,
They marked the gath'ring burrows of his
frown.
said he was severe, and SO he was,
For Oft he broke the rod to mend the laws
And many eoatless culprit testified
With struggling shoulders, that twas well
applied.
But ell these petty Ills are past and gone
The teachers joys, and scholars sorrows
done.
. just on the top Of yonder gentle rise
A half built steeple struggles fwards the
skies.
There Oft have been led to sundsy-school,
And taught the value Of each sacred rule
And often since, With profit have l turned,
Recalled the maxims taught, and precePts
learned.
, The preacher was man of little fame,
Aud yet the village, all revered his name,
Full of he wrestled with his God in prayer,
And watched his little AOck with Jealous
care.
But all these village scenes have passed
away,
And so-rows to me then, are joys to-day.
So every mortal finds, ere life is done,
His brightest joys, are sorrows long since
gone:
And on the voyage, passing Oft his goal,
Wrecks at the grave, the harbor Of the soul.
MILTON J. R.
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Torrh-LIghf Procession.

The colored persons Of Nashville
have obtained permission from Gen.
Miller, and viii have Torch~Light
Procession on Monday night All are
invited 10 participate.
MARRrAeE LaoESsEs IssuzD FOR rms WEEK
ExBtxs 0cr -, 1854.
John F. McCombs to Matilda Z. Meeks.
JOSIAH Hays 20 Caroline Al. Luton.
Cornelius 4. Hedgepath 10 Ellen Caro-
tbeen-
Edward Hagans TO Kate Brannon.
Frank Raymond TO Martha Qyerstreet-
Jacob Metz 20 Nina Woessuer.
George W. Cuzzort % Mary Forehand.
Ferdinand H0ssa - Ernstiene Gusman-
Eddy D. Whitsett, Us. A., to Bette Bur-
nett.
BENJAMIN McGavock, Z. m. C., 70 Lefty
Cannon, I. ".
VIM. Petways &. m. e, Ia. Cristina Smiley,
FIVE.
Wesley Stewart, E. m. C., to Polly Robert
son, {. we.
William Henry Perry, T. m. G., TO Anna
Martin, {. v. c.
Benjamin Giles. (. IA. G., q Ellen Wash
dngton, I. ". G.
james Rogers, f. m. e., 70 Annie Kong, T.
sToney Ewing, f.in.e. % amanda Ewing,
FIVE.
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