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SCHOOL ORGANS
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THIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND NOW In USE
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| n presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, we
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two pedals Tor the feet To operate, but the of
the reversed or Exhaustion Bellows, VII oh 10 the
only beltews used IN instruments,) made IL i'm
possible tor them to produce the mellow, rich and
musical tone tor which our instruments cele-
brated.
Another objection to this method of blowing
was, that both feet being occupied, no opportuni-
ty was offered for the management Of the swell.
Within the past two ears, instruments construct
ed on this European plan CT 50 double blowers,n
have been manufactured in tins country, and to
counterfeit this difficulty ivan; OF a swel) lever
has been projected from the centre of the instru
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to a gentleman, but To lady the of such an
appendage is nearly impossible.
Our Autmatc device obviates this difficulty en-
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the volume of tone For seventeen years the
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~ Liberal Discount to Clergymen, Church
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SEWING
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FENkLBI g. LYONS
New Patent Rotary Feed
Sh II ING MACHINE \!

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4 They are adapted to the widest range of heavy
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.. They haveno rafting wires, delicate attach
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t. Ihey require no taking apart to clean or oil
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
Catarrh Snuff.

THIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself
| to be the best article known for curing the
Catarrh. Cold in the Head and Headache
1t has been found excellent remedy in many
cases of sore Eyes. Deafness has been remov-
ed by it, and Hearing has often been greatly i'm
proved by its use.
Ii is fragrant and agreeable, and
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Gives Immediate Relief

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the
Head. The sensations after using 1t delight
full and invIgorating- Ii opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives
healthy action the narts atfected.
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VIM. knabe = Gein7afIl:
have great pleasure In certifying that hare
tried your Square Pianos, and end them equal,
II not superior, toNny IN this country. Among
their great qualities, which distinguish them
Is the evenness of tone, the agreeable and easy
touch, and volume Of tone. wiAhing you All
the success you 50 highly deserve, am sir,
yours very truly, =. THALBEBd.
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cannot but congratulate you upon the i'm
mense progress and Improvements which you
continually make on your Pianos, which, In nv
opinion, rank among the very highest 10 this
country. M. STttA * OsC ii.
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AIabama-The Rebel Debt.

AtelegrnPhie dispatch intimating that the
Alabama Convention was disposed to legal
izs the rebel debt Of the State, has been
circulated aud commented on, 10 all sec
tons Of the country. twill be leen, by the
following dispatch to the Cincinnati Com
mercisl, that the Convention has done ex-
actly the reverse. It repudiates the rebel
debt;
MoSTGONEET, Ala, September p.
The Alabama Convention has adopted the
following ordinance by vote Of sixty -six 10
twenty seven:
Be Il ordained, that all laws enacted by
any Legislature Of this State, since January
n, 1861, that have not since beea repealed,
and which are not I'm conflict with the Con-
stitution Of the United States, and al laws
made in pursuance thereof, or of the Cousti-
tuition of this State. be, aud the same are
hereby ratified and declared to be valid from
their respective dates, and shall remain in
full force and effect until repealed secord :
ing 10 law; ereept, h0l0euer, al such laies as
authorized the ISSUE Of Bonds, Treasury aotes
end Exchange, balls By tho State, and iaiOs
SoAich authorized The payment Of al debts a
the State for moneys loaned 10 iRdiUidaais o.
corporations ~ Confederate money or bonds,
nc payment hereafter Of duties 0nd notes ii
StasC treasury notes, and all iaos IN relation
| 10 farafioH.
Be it further ordained, That in computing
the time necessary 10 create the base Of TIE
S aius 81 Limitation and CLAIMS, the time
elapsing between January II, 1861, and the
passage Of this ordinance, sha3 not be esti-
mated.
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From the LaGrApge Ca Reporter
President JehnsoRs Policy.

The Southern people must see that the
lenient policy Of President Johns IA towards
rs j. pursued in the face Of much opposition
aud cou June y presented by the radicals Of
the North that he Is disposed 70 give us
every advantage possible, consistent with
his viess Of what Is rieht that be intends
there shah be no miffingcmentB upon our
Constitutional rights and that be is willing
10 trust the southern people in the work Of
reconstruction. In receat letter he saws.
speaking Of rs "tAe PfeP3G mast be trusted,
while the radicals say We must not be.
Saws President johnson Of us:
ssTf trusted "a. y tsiU iu No 0piaioH, acf Ia
Good faiM and restore tlctr former coastifH
tional relations isith az The States Composing
tAc JRioa.'
II President johnson is 50 ready &c trust
us with such implicit confidence, we mu
tru him and heartily sustain bis measures
and administration. If we 10 not, We must
oppose bim-and there can b. no middle
ground occupied by any true SoutheFner.
Ne must stand, shoulder 60 shoulder, with
the conservative people OF the country in
supper. Of his present policy towards the
South. By his policy we shall sgoa resume
our lnrmcr position in the Union, and be
equally entitled with the other ates to all
the privileges and rights enjoyed by us
prior 20 the war. If we shall thus be re-
stored 90 our ancient rights, ~ a fee sbort
n,ontAs, have we not cause 20 thank Presi-
seiit johnson. FROM the depths of oar hearts,
that he hiss had the moral courage and mag
nanimity Of heart TO pursue policy Of such
leuiency towards ms IN the face Of, ana IN
opposltion TO, the excited aud prejudicial
popular feeling OF the North
We admire the moral courage exhibited.
and the COED feeling manifested. by the
President in his policy in restoring to the
Southern people their ancient rights and
privileges IN the Union. As honest journal.
lists, We sccord % him our true sud sincere
support; and, had sc has esr, we could tell
him hat the Southern peoPle--we mean the
best and truest msn OF the couuiry--iriN Jpia
rs u Sustaining AIS Standardization.
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PLEAslxro on Dom smrs .sD AN Ro IN.

PLEASANT OK Born SrpRS AID All To Nd
The party OF English capitalists seem TO be
supremacy delighted with everything in the
Utitcd States. end are In facies over tnt
West. Their enthusiasm increased IS they
advanced toward the Mississippi, sud " heu
they stood on IFS banks, ana in The nahle
city Of 81 Louis, they gave hearty and elo-
quent uttcrance % their wonder. 10 IVES
ii, rely the bigness Of the county which
English snoos oiten say Is The only thing We
can boast of-hut lie resource intrinsic sEd
developed, its agr eultsral advancement,
Us commercial sctivity. rs hnauciai thrii
not merely these things either, bus ~
announcements in arms, and is magnsnimi-
y at'er var, aud not these alone, but It's
orderly freedom, its educational attain
lhentH' ana ~ Progressive spirit. 10 IS. ol
course, comfortable fer these gentlemen 20
- 80 vel pleased with abe Uniied States.
hhete they have 80 large Interests involved
They represent, Il 6 believed ma 49, th.r
iariy million Of dollars. Invested I'M sr-,..ri-
car railroad enterprises. and 49,, -, ~,
country g. form y judgement us 10 a. 80
tleness az investing another iortg rt,li.r,--
Their chief Interests, as we have rre,-is,,.1,-
stated. is in the lately completed Atlsn,s.
and Great West7rn road 80 mile. -.
from where IL leaves the Enc ro.d - me-,
i connects with the 0hie aud Alississin,,,
road. Their i1ea is 20 make common st5.,k
Of these three great roads. double -tr.ck
them all the way from New York 70 s..
LOUIS, contract branch 20 Louisville and
another 10 Chicago. and ballast the whole 80
securely that speed can be secured equal
70 that m practice upon the best European
Esilways.-h J. 1SHes.
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Notice to Merchants and
Shippers.

NO RECEIPTS FOR 6OODS FOR sHIPaFrNrg
a over the A.. A c., sad n. 4 N ~ Rsshc,,gs
wal he ven BY any sgent or Ueik Al ~, 2 fI,resi
eeqots and STAT ons, unless every package hes
llsin SHIPPING marks. Weight and coutents ~
49, ssksf,e must also - plsinly marked. Inis
- 9 eotds- All roceipls must be n dupEcsts
,s Iesa seillning one. These rdlss wlll b. siscii5
s 1870 ~. ". +. n. EWING
nashville, Seui "a isss.-=eri7tI
copy ore mouth
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Out Stock of Dry Goods
&C., at Auction.

DY eEo. sHTELDs co. VIII. SILL. on
ID 3assaaJ moEning, Sspt assn, lisa 4 10
'eiccs, NE ioioelng ~ iies Dress Gooae. Nan
ties Hosiery, Coilsrs r anns = shavls R,l..,,,.I
and Honp = rs, Linen an I Csrhric hsn,,-s--
ch efs Prints. Reaehed and Brown Do-se-s5Ss
Casssneresi sa;snsis, JeasS, ~. Wersil epe-ai
efteuf on o. the isd Is 70 his ssie
6EJ SHIkLuSACO..
ssp2L2t IS xndsT ooifss str.s..
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Tar ST. ALn.Ss RAID CAsE-It Is under
stood that the Secretary Of State has beet
oficisIly mfamed by the Governor ef Yer
mont, shat the Canadian suthori6es hav,
paid TO the bank at ST. Alhaus, in that State
$50, 5i2 IS in gold, and $4,000 in bank notes
pursuant tosn act Of the Canadian Parlia.
ment, on account Of the amount deposited
with the authorities upon tbs arrest of tbs
81. Adams maranders.
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The extreme radicals are constantly harp
ing upon the statement of Mr.. schenck, o.
Ohio, that the President had said to him
that his plan Of reorganization was ian sx
pertinent" They claim that his expert.
ment has failed, and insist upon the adop.
ton Of theirs. They nrs too hssly. III,
Presidents plan has Dot failed, and he doe
& intend that i shall. he VIII make il
succeed.
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gew Sarfrtiseuleuts.
Provost order 10. %.

HEaDQ'zs 4FH BE1s., DIR. MD TFSE. AND Posr1
OF Mas VILE FfIcr PFovosT MARSHAL !
NASHVILLE. IESE-, Sept IS, 1855.
IN sccordauce with orders from Headquarters
/ Middle Division Of Tennessee, the practice Of
carr ing concealed weapons upon the psrsoa 10 the
streets u Nashville j. prohibted, and under no cir
cgmstances El he permitted he Post Provost
Marshal vii. ID s1iufe, cause the arreFt ofa Y On
Ger, Enli ted Nan OF Gi1ea ound IN The streets Of
Nashville with ristos. knives or ofhsr weap ~
concealed upO1 thei person o0uliso1fsg the weapon
II. J.. DfkEMAN
Captaln l6th q. s. Iof Provost Marshal
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NEW ORLEANS
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Animal nnnrse Of Isefnrns fnr 1oE5-eG

rTNHE FACUL1 have the pie asura to suuounce
II thst their 81 XTH ANIMAL COURSE Of LEC-
lURkS Edl Be opened Oh Monday. the 18th Of No
Vember, 10 their fle building opposite the CREST
Charity hosptsi, and co tinue H. customary pc
nod. presenting all the advantage and facilities for
Medical InsinIsiion afiorded by the u y % New
Or esns.
Tbs accession Of Professors Henry F. Campbell.
lac OF Augusta, Georgia, ana Q. Holt late Of
Woodyille Mississippi, viii be hailed with plea ure
by al who know them.
Students Of Med cine may ret assured that the
iastcal course Of instruction insHgurated IN this
Co lege, and hitherto successfully pursued, viii
be continued with undated zeal.
There being no epidemic Of any kind in the city
this season, sindeuis may come IN with sa,eiy as
eally as they please
FACULTY.
f. D. FENSEE, N. D., Professor Of Theory snd
Practice
p. WAaREE BnIckEII NJ D.. Professor Of Oh
stetrics AMI Disesses Of Women and Children.
sam. CHoPHIE, NJ D., Professor, 81 o eratile and
Gin cal Surgery.
c. BIAEB. N. b., Professor Of the Prccples OF
Surgery.
7. /. CRAwnoUR, NJ. D.. Professor Of Medical
Chemistry snd Legal Medicine
HOwAEO Smith, a. D., PlO.esor Of Meteria Ned
lea md Therapeutics.
HESRT r. CAMFHERL, N. I. Professor OF Anatomy.
AIFREDC. Hour, N. D., rofessor Of Physiology
W. g. MITCHELL, NJ. D., and ALFaED W. PsRRY,
M. D., Demonstrators Of AnEtouIy
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Nj DeBoW, having been pardoned BY tie
President, intends 10 revive his Review,
and viii support the Presidents policy d
reeonstruetion-
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Notice.

g eosns SOB sHlfAils.9y - -.
N csiTs.i = AZ. isFa.. Z. = e. -
Z. 'rosas ns'ure I 49, - 800 49,.
~ afore hrura- str-, So
-eg .; - - 80 !. an8 Tlnss, 4sl-'
-s.g orc Elcnil-
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SUFFER E r s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co:

TARRANT b Co;
Gentlemen i am a resident Of Curacao, and have
been DISPOSED 70 write % you cOuCenmg the rea
valueof your SELIZER ApERlENr ar "a remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia desire 20 expres
to You nay Sincere gratitude iorthe great ueneht the
SELTLER has Gone my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has been sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and aier being under tho
esfment Of several Doctors Tor Two ur three years
she WAS finally induced 10 sees the adtlce Of
learned Physician, Doctor Cstiais, O' Nenezuela
Who immsdia' ely treated her vim your EFEk
VEsCENT sELTZEk APERlENI. ste began Z
improve q. once, AMI b. nov PERFECTLY WELL
feel &c Be- my duty for TIE GOOD Of humanity C
make this statement, feeling thli medicine 30 val
liable should be widely kn9Hn-
Trusting you VII give this publicity, and repeat
inr nv earnest gratitude and thanEs-
am very respectfully yours,
s. y. c. HENRiQUER
New York. June q, 'G5. Nc. chsnt, Curacao, S.A
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Public Speaking.

WE WILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS OF
'" NasbFi.o on u-unicps affairs at the folio e.
ing places
On Monday night, S ,pf . st the Work. ous-.-
On TUESDAY riEht at 25, at Wheeler's ktore
junction Of Market street and the NJ frtesboro
PIKE.
On " duesdsy night Sept q, st Taylor's Go
Gerry Fiore, corner cfC- dar and McIsmora
% Thurs az nigh. Sslt IS, on the corner Of
Br sd snd Market sires Is.
ucipaie. JOHN HUGH SMITH,
"a WM. DRIVER
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Fsraz Nm, sop 11ai1fe - 80. = : 49, = Z
diso1tas sua 80 - talls - - 49, :
-. +, - lsglia.ii fralillg : -, :. -.
- - I ave cured dosels , =. - = -
!. 1900 3IrilH E11 1als i - -
- 49, -. nfHrcIl cErai Il s. -
- I9ffrrs an lana -. - - -.
- o1ratrF. Iae so1ls - No. -
~ ~, alf ~ .--aa > = I, 4
&C.. -. =, - = ~ - d 49,
~ isiisls efss''a pE. HoeIIL,-
II w.. - - 80 -
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We Ask

The suffering mi lions 10 our land to give this
remedy trial convinced that by its timely use
many ma3 b relieved, many cared Of Dyspepsis,
Heartburn, sour Stcmseh, sex Headacle, lizz-
ness, Indigestion, lilies. G stlysness Bilious AZ
tacks, Liver Complain s., Rhe1ma'ic Affections ke.
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials vi m Ca b b1i-
tie, snd DO not use the medicine agnst the siFlee
Of your Fhysiciln.
Msaufaciursd only sy TARRANT 3 90. oTS
Gresuach street, New York.
nS-For sale bY Al nruEEsts- uzFs-lJ
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For further informaiIon m ls... -. Z
the skiIlfuf success n me &c. II 81.
diseases. the reader Is reieIls' -, "
LTs TnrEarrurIcs and ht7ia'l 20
tygo Isrge golumes, late edition z -
ne best work IN the UHlieli - -.
where you viii End Dr.. As9 =. ~ :,
standing parallel with the p. n d.
mon Of tbs age in the tEeatns-. 81
esses Of women. Fofall dises 80
advertisement satisiae.ion I = rs
tesd With my gensTsl ISL
the following
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GRAND TOURNAMENT!
SteepIe Chase
RIDING RING
Mule Matches. Trotting Matches
Floral Hall Entertainments,
SC. sc. SC.
WILL COMMENCE ON
Thursday, September 2sth, aud Con-
clOde on Friday, 2sih.
on the grounds Of the JEFFERSON COUNTY
" AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL AS
sOCIAIIONi near Louisville by.
First Day-.Thursday.
1st Prem.-Best Rider, IS years old and over. ss5
Gentleman. ........ 20
Sd Prem. Best Rider under Is year ODD. p
Pony not 10 be consiaered)
4th Prem-Best Saddle Gelding or Mare, 20
ilhr. c or more to enter)
9Th Prem.-Best Buggy Geloirg OF Mare. %
9Th Prsm.-Grlnd 1Ouroamept-besf Sir Knight
Married Men Is
Premium to be presented to The Queen Of
Beauty.l
Premium Riven ny the u 3 Hotel-one Elegant
Sol Silver Ladle, gwen 10 the best Tfottng
stallion, End under years, TO 20 IN Has-
Premium gwen by The Louisville Hotel-sWeep-
stake NIug or pairs Of Mares and 6eldings-
SOLID silver "a p---.-- .----.--...-. 40
tffree or mere en- er IN each ringl
Second Day. Friday.
ist Prem.-Slowest Mule .....s %
ID Prem FASTEST 20
% Prem. % BE Tr0tbng horse, Gelding OF Mare so
9Th Prem Grand Tournsment-Best Sr KING
single Men only ........-...... rs
premium to 3 g presented by the Queen OF Beauty1
9th Prsm--fastest Selling or Mare, AIRY two
Riits ~
9Th Prem.--BoF un ier Il years, Pony inclrded. 20
It'll Pren.-Be Rnnuing Eosse. SO yards. 2s
Premium ri zen by the DelmOnico-an 2 lessnt
Castor. to the best Horse Maze OF GeldinR
10 20 in Harness. SReepstske Ring. ........ 50
Premium given by he Mechanism elegant
Tea Set compiling pieces, 10 OA giTen u
the Victorious Hurdle Rider; value....-... Is
Cfhree or more 10 enter in each ung)
ps-Ths best Bands have been engaged for the
occasion.
Ra-Florsl Hal b be decorated for the I.sdisz
ns-Ali prcminms will be pad N p1re silver
Piate which ara nov on 6Xhlb ton Al MssSrs. Cook
a GOOdmon's, Third street, nesr Jefferson.
Louisville. sept. 70. 1885, [sep26-2to
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Forns Fasnoi LalG 49, - -
- - y hnse icft1 IN -. - &c.
cd - I'D Fcl ano-la - ~ - 80
t1ia year desire y22 - - ~
- - l.r..-i 49, rrl.i Ililfl- -
~ 90 81 perzo1 slrlclg oal--
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erie g.

which we offer to the Trade st prices to suit The
I mes. - sepN-3m
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"a. -.s.srroa. Ilnaunlataal, - 80
- Il a. l11uaf - ll1-
80 49, p7oarisy, Pans, .1aI- - . 6
1lsssaas sf ere Heari and lll.l - Il So.
- alrrrsah. Nsur1ral hla4 -. - r
r,-.s-es-. Isoases Of ne Sc. Co.
-. Dssse1cla q n, 81 ~ 49, 7
T3fFf - - ot-ti1s3 = l,...-''
10 Ibs LaGlsa. -, -
An 1E1fE czi = lls it1i -. = -
ma Wsr-lc1 tfl-lea Nl-p - = -
..-,-s5r ~ Hrir II fluua PIlf1a-F p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

WHIsrLING GIRLs.-Show me a girl
who has the hardihood to whistle in these
days when every thing natural, even TO
the very hair on your head, is at dis.
count, and LII show you girl you can
depend upon, one who will not lai you in
time Of need, who will give the true
hearty grasp, the cordial hand shake, the
warm genuine welcome, no tip of the kid
glove and cold, "how do you do" who can
brave danger, look toll in the face with.
out shrinking, "laugh with those that
laugh, and weep with those that weep"
as we'll as whisting with those that whis.
tie; who can, in short, take the world as
she finds it, rough and rugged, and not
60 through life as though she were walk
ing on eggs and afraid of cracking she'll
who deals in subsl auce, not shadow.
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9 . { t = u.
The Young Widow,

"She is modest, but not bashful,
Free and easy. but not bold;
Like an apple, ripe and mellow,
Not too young, and not too old;
Half inviting, half repulsive,
Now advancing and now shy
There is mischief in her dimpie,
There is danger in her eye.
"Shc has studied human nature,
She is schooIed In all her arts,
She has taken her diploma
As the mistress of all hearts;
She can tell the very moment
When to sigh and when to smile;
O, a maid Is sometimes charming,
But u widow all the while
"Arc you sad how very serious
VIII her handsome face become
Are you angry3 she Is wretchcd,
Lonely, friendless, fearful, dumb
Are you mirthfil how her laughter,
Silver sounding will ring out
She can lure, and catch and play you,
As the angler does the trout.
eye old bachelors of forty,
Who have grown so bald and wise,
Young Americans of tweIty,
With the love.locks in your eyes,
You may practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid since the fall;
But know little widow
Who could win and fool you all.'
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MISSISSIPPI.
WIN L Sharkey,
J l. Alcorn.
HOUSE OF RE
CALIFORNIA.
Dist.
,-Donald C McRucr,
2-*W m Highly.
j ohm Didwtll.
COLORADO.
George ii Chilcott
CONNECTICUT.
l-*lfenry G Deming
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