davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
Sunday Reading.
Diriae Compassion.

Iaug since, dream Of heaven had,
And SIN the vision haunts nc Oft'
sc the saints In white robes clad,
The martyrs wRh their palms aiot,
But hearing stu In usidis-sOng,
The eeassless di.sonaDcc q wrOugi
And shrinking. with hid aoss, from the strain,
OF sad. besssehIns Eyes, FUN Of remOsss and pain.
tn gi.d song fiters 10 a wall,
Ths harplpg sinks 10 iOw lament,
Befhse the ain unified veil
see the crowned brchoads bsui,
Making more sweet the heavenly air
with bsealhings Of un-eldsh payer
AMI Voice ssIthi 30 pity which Is pain,
Olive that wees, an M my 'unsrinss which remain!
Shall .ouis redeemed b. refuse
To share my sonOw In their tuni
Or, ain hfgivsn. my gin abuse
OF peace with selfish unooneern!
Has sanity case no plying earei
Has hith no work, and love NJ prayer,
whie sin remains, AMI souls I'm darkDess duviii
Can heaven Itself be heaven and look unmoycd bsll
Then through The Gates Of Pain, dream,
A wind Of heaven blows eoolty In,
Fainter the awful dlscOris seem,
The smoke % iormen, grows more hin,
Tears quenCh the burning sol, and thence
Spring sweet. pale flowers q peui,eDcei
AMI through the dreary realms % mans despair,
sar-srowncd an angel walks AMI 10. Gods hope there!
Is n dreami Ia heaven 30 high
That pity cannot breathe ia air.
It's happy eyes fOcsyer dry.
Its HOY lips without psayer'
Ny Cod my Godi n thlther ll
ny thy frce grace, unusritri,
No crown nor palm be mine but lei me keep
heart that SIN can FEEL and eyes that sl can wccp
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
M A HrI.FINCU ST..

Opposite Revere House, ....BOSTON.
The Trustees OF this Institution take pleasure In
announcing that they have secured the services Of
the eminent and wen known Dr. A. A. HAYES,
late surg. U. 3. Army, Vice President Of Columbia
College Of Physicians and Surgeons. &C.
This Institution now publishes the popular med
ical book entitled "Thc science OF Life, or
Self-preserNatlon," written by DIR. Hayes. IL
eliHs of MaaAOOd, Seminal WsakAsss, asa all DIS
,asss ard abuses Of tls Gsseraiire oygas,. Thirty
thousand copies sold the last year. II Is indeed
book TOR every man,-young men in particular.
Price only 81.
This Institution has Just publishel the most per.
feet treatise OF the Kind ever offered the public,
entitled, s.Sexaal Physiology OF Woman,
and her Diseases" profusely illustrated with
the best engravings- This book Is also from the
pen Of Dr. Hayes. Among the various chapters
may be mentioned, The Mystery Of Life,-Beauti-
nal OnsPting.-Besuty, Its Value 10 woman,-Mar-
nsge.-oensral iiygeine Of weman.-Puberty,-
Change Of Lafs,-Exeesses OF the MArried,-Pre
venuon To Conception, &c. In beautiful French
cloth. t2o Turkey Morocco, fall gilt $3.50 Hi-
tber OF these books are sent By mall securely
sealed. postage PAID, receipt Of price
e"feabody journal az Health" FIRST
class paper In every respect--s pages ~ eolum MS
-publlshed on the arst % February, and every
month during the year. Subscription price per
any address, on application TO the Peabody lnsti-
| tute.
ALBEIT II. HAYES, NJ. H., Resident and Con
sulting Physician.
NB-Dr n. caa always be consulted In the strictes
oonnsleoec frOu, ooek IN the moaning until coSk ir
ire evening iau,oiabis secrecy ard certain r,iiC
iyS
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09

Few people have any definite ideas Of Heaven.
I do not wonder that the sailor, whose notion Of
future glory was "sitting on cold cloud and
blowing trumpet" should have thought his
warm alc-hOuse much better place ; but am
FREQ 10 confess that the representations Of feay-
en- which I most commonly meet with among
good people, are little more satisfactory to me
than was this one to the poor tar.
To Be forever singing the DoxOlogy. even
though II were to Luther's immortal tune, Is not
refreshing thought; and TO be seated through
endless ages In church pew, with my hat and
gloves on, listening TO prayers and sermons, e.
pecially dun ones, Is no better. Even the pros
pet Of golden crown TO be cast ut the feet Of
Jesus, gives me little pleasure. would rather
have loving heart bestowed on me than all the
crowns Of Christendom and I cannot think Of
Him a, 80 totally unlike me. II any Of these
conceptions Is the whole Of Heaven, 1 much pre-
fer earth.
Le. me stay here. where can labor with my
hands and with my head where can have
hooks and music where I can exchange
thoughts with my fellows; where 1 can teach
the ignorant, clothe the ragged, and dry tho
tears Of the mourner- Yes, let mo stay forever
in this world. (for. nd and sorrowfal though Il
be. IL Is. 1t least. sphere Of ocaseless activity
and OF endless possibilities). II my exit from II
Is 70 b Into state Of tame. passive existence.
But such Is not to be the case. I am well as
sursd.
Does any ono AJAX me whence derive INV as
suranoe on this point. r,ply. No, from any
human learning or from ahuman ,eaeher. You
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09


When Is lawyer strongest "hen hs
blcst.
Is man who has made fooi OF himself 10 "
considered self-made mani
Permanent rest ID not to 30 expected on the
road, but at the end Of the journey.
p.hh,,-nie ought always to DO made with
dosi
s,u,. ,,d;es. instead Of having simplicity In
,,.;r ar,.s. di.play Il In their remarks.
a., -, x,.;.,. n the
- an. $4,000. They transform the
h.,r,,,. r,rs in,o .hee,, for editors to lie on.
..l;,, Of the
AN n,e,e', eo A.,s. T. ~. ,non.,er cO,i,s-
en'0' y, WI g.. -. evidently
aA
' =. -, nj. d,urh.
'' IL, - =. n abe could be
"r !" = n1 ..,,.,,t,nocz she
eoeu " " A. 80.
"o"' " NV
n emu in'euo - - -.
ing A'Ho " ns -, -. A.. s,,,.-;,.
p -, -..No, IN A.,
11 ,~,.s-,n
A.,
ine'e y" " - rs,N -. e. =.
men IN INC on'u o n
'ne '"'''''s We ~ :. N
49,
A traveller on western raiiio'n ""' '1
pr'sed after oon'ersing WIN sy VINO ssu''
thai women should be aiiowod 70 40 @i OF men
work. to be asked to 'ake her CHECKS anu Gail
mack Tor her.
On coming out Of jail the recent prisoner o.
State was reminded by ir'ena 'n" Nc n.A 10"
n =. "a :, , dea,b.bci with no, half the
r;.sr
n..,,.. ..,. ,r;,u,ho,,,v whether
"", - a.. ..-;,,r,, ~ n,ch
i~nes Us'o"s s =, A..
taikoa a"'u@ VIZ 'OA Nno"'
out w nave 'een man, p','' 'e -.
hAe 'ou ""'
wishing 10 nave nnse' In !"
This whole n'e rs 0u' one s'ea' '0nv0i. rum
the crad'e 70 'ne s's'e We s'v ." ,e',
MAS, AGO. and our s,ner;epee ar, our teachers.
,m;.,;on. ,;v. ma d;.c;n,;ne The shirt, Of
a...s,,, .e,n,, vh,.rsr 10 ma .coms m birb.
sr"
-,..,,,. Madam >,
,,,,...n, '. -, - :.
p-a-,I.... -,
''. N.Y., '.ss.~,....s - -. ,0,,,.,v -
81. ~ - - - ,..,;..,,o, =,
- - -.
~. .., n ,,,,., ...,,,., A.. u.,,,.,,,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
Tor Sale !!

UAr desirable building lot on Crescent street, pext "a
Joining residence of Augustine IIanes, esq sasd 70
has frontage Of one hundred feet By one hundred am
any iess deep, has eighty hvlt trees mostly ~ peans
consisting Of apple pear, cherry, and plum uses ~"
curant, rooseberry and gaPe vines
This lo h within two mlnutes' walk Of The CITY buna
Ing and Il ofiered for sale low bargain Enquire
2M T. X. ELLIS No. ~ ChAunoey ~, boston.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
Farm for Sale,
BILLIARD TABLES
LIE. CAME & CO.,

Id Sudbury Street, =. Boston,
rsANIJFACruRE billiard Tables with Phelan Col'en-
MI der's IEsr,oaa Standard CasAsons, which arc adj
nc by professional players 10 he superior 10 oil others,
md are now In use Ia ali The principal hotels and club
rom. I'm Boston PROJECTORS and manufacturer d be
~, Time and Price Registers boz Billiard Rooms and Me
chsnicai purposes, patented Nov, lI,h, 1865.
GOI,G AGENTS In the New England Statrs ios
pelsn Coienders Standard American Tables and Cus-
Ions. 60,
prvvements, Turning and eooring nah, done pfompuy.
NV 0r,t qualify and secondhand fourpocket 81 by
n Tables, with fixtures, fsr saie cheap. sw0
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09

rINO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
III DIX particularly invies an IAiies Who nssd Mod
Zeal or Surgical adviser. 10 call At hls Rooms, u EDeoti
street, Boston, Mas, which they Win hDi Arranged &c
their special accommodation.
DR. DIX having devoted over twenty yean 10 this
branch Of the treatment d all dlseases peculiar 10 nab
d ID now conceded By all Doth In this county add ksror)
that he excels all other known practitbnsp In ue sat
,peedy and enectuai treatment % an kmae oompsiss.
Ills medicines are prepared with The sspsss psry-. 81
removing all diseases such debility, veakDess, unnaia-
raj suppressioos, enlsrgements of The womb also ell dis
charges which now from morbid stats Of The blh Iha
potor il nov lly prepared treat In HE peculiar siyis,
both medically and surgicaly, ell dseases Of he fnae
sex and they are respectfully invited 10 call al
No. ~ Endicott street, Boston,
An istiers requiring sdvice mnst contain one dollar N
Insure answer.
Bnslon, Jan. !, 1902.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
TRsrIMnNIAIQ

'T regard Mr. Eddy ~ one OF the most esyshs
and sseess,fsI practitioners with whom have had
CHARLEs MASON. Comr Of Pstents
81 have no hesitation In assuring Inventors tbst
they cannot employ . man more sesSsfsst ard
trssfWsrfAy and moro capable OF putting their ap-
plicatious In form 10 secure Tor them IN early
And favorable consideration at the Patent once.
- EDMUND BURKR
Late Com'r Of Pstsnt4"
sMr. X. n. EDDY has made for mo THIRTEEN
appIIcatiops, on all but ONE Of which patents
Ia We been granted, and that one 10 ses Ps.d,sg.
sueh unmstaksbls proof Of great talent and Asii-
ity on his part, leads mo 90 recommend ALL In
yentors 10 apply 10 him 20 procure their Patents,
a. they may be sure Of having the most hithiui
attention bestowed on their cases, and NJ very rca
sonable charges. JOHN TAGfiABT"
Boston, Jan. I, 1869. ly3
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
NM u.M,s AnoMArIo 1NyIGoRAroR

removes frOm the system the IN effects caused by
the excessive use OF alcoholic liquors and effectu-
ally destroys the appetite for these stimulants IL
gives tone to deblltated mucous surfaces. Enete
matter Is removed from the system, thereby re-
storing 10 to It's normal heslthfuI condition. As
medicine, II 10 quick and efTeetual curing the most
aud All other arrangements OF the stomach and
bowels, In speedy manner This elegant prepa-
ration has stood the test OF years. wine glass
preyent All suffering from indi sestion. Ladies' OF
weak and delicate oustitutiOns should take the
lnyigoratOr three times q day. A wine-glass null
before retiring will insure sweet and refreshing
sleep All the proprietor asks Is trial. and 30 In
duoe this he has put up the inyigorator In pint
bottles at 80 oents,-quarts, Sl0O. Principal do
pot, IS Central Wharf, Boston. sold by all drug
yists ,3mH
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09

FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

House In saco, rhovtou Avenus. -
House on foss strcet Biddeiord.
store Lea on Adams, I'm and Aiferi Streets
House Las on Alfred, Nj vernon and Washington
streetz Also, some Others.
The above property b los sale on liberal terms,
% would IKE 10 exchange ios Hardy Machine Co.
Stock. CilAHLS HARDY,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09

Copartnership Notice.
We, The undersigned, have this day fomei copartner-
ship uDter The hrm name q ToSle Frost and WIN carry
On the CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH BUSINESS at the Oh
stand q Ltiiehsd 4 rOwe, corner Of Temple aud Main
streets, s>oo. Me. IVORY n. TOwLE,
GEO. W. rR0Sr.
csoo, AFh 4, iso9. l6u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09

CoR BLACK WORMS. AND PIMPLEs on THE
Il FACE, use PERRf'S Consposx AND PINFLs
REMEDY. prepared only by 1T. ID e. Perry, -
Bond st New York sid everywhere. Thetrade
supplied by Wholesale Druggists. 6moi2.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
Harm for Sale.
MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK


their editions the most complete ones I'm
the market.
MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK
consists of the chapters originally connected
with the "0ld Curiosity Shop" and "Barna-
by Ridge" and is now reprinted for the first
time In America, nor can il be obtained In any
Of the current English editions. In these
chapters, Mr.. Pickwick rcappears, as do also
MIR. Weller, his son, the immortal Sam, and Q
third Weller, son OF Sam, IN epitome Of his
grandfather. In this volume also appear
ADDITIONAL CHRISTMAS STORIES,
not included In the previous collection of this
Series; comprising Seven Poor Travellers, The
Holly Tree lnn, Somebody's Luggage, Mrs.
Lirriper's lodgings, Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy,
DIR. Marigold's Prescription, Mugby Junction.
Also,a
General Index OF Characters and their An.
Pearances,
made expressly for Hurd and Houghton's edi-
tons, more than eighty pages long. and ena.
bling one at once to fnd, as In directory,
the name and place OF every one Of Mr.. Dick.
ens's inventions. To this Is added an
Index of Fictitious Places, Familiar
sayings, etc.,
rendering Hurd and Houchton's editions thor.
oughly furnished, and the only complete ones
In the market. The Indexes were compiled
with great care by Mr.. W. A. Wheeler, the well
known editor Of webster's Dictionary.
MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK. HOUSE,
HOLD EDITION. One vol. l6mo. Cloth,
$3.50. $40
RIvERsipE EDITION. One vol. crown svo.
Cloth. S250.
THE UNCOMMERcIAL TRAVELLER (oniy
complete collection IN .fmerica.) HoUsE-
HOLD EDITION. One vol. i6mo. Cloth. 81
Is. ~
RyEnupr HprrioS. One vol crown svo.
Cloth. s200.
THE UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELLER AND
MASTER HUMPHREYS CLOCK. 2vols.
In one. GLonE EDrrioS. limo. $3.50.
The lIousEnoLp EDITION. illustrated by Oar.
ley and Gilbert, 81 vols i6 mo. 81 steel en-
cravings. sl.25 per vol.
TnE RIvKnsiDE EDrrioS. with over Ave hun
dred Illustrations, by English and American
artists. - vols. crown svo. $40 steel en-
cravings. 80 50 per vol.
TuE GLoBs EDiriaS, with barley and Gilbert's
illustrations, II vols. limo. 81 steel engray.
ings. Sl.oo per vol.
Any set OF single volume sent on receipt Of
advertised price. by the publishers, /
aa H. .H0UGHroN q CO.,
Riverside, csmbridge, Ms's.
For salsb all booksellers q
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09

RIO REMOVE morn PATCHES, rREcKLEs
L AND Tan nom the face, use PERRrr Morn
Axp FREckLE LoriON Sold by all druggtsta
Prepared only by Dr. n q. Perry.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
NoTIoE

HAVING purchassi the interest 81 Ivory H. Tyule Ia
III hts Min and Wheel manulseto,y, I now intend 10
mske that my business Bing vel posed In the want. d
carriage manufacturing nk give pertct sat,sf.c-
uon. Wheels always on hand al reasonable prices
CliAs. NJ. LfrrLsYIELD.
ssoo, April I, lsoo. 10
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
DIR. SMITHS COMPOUND EXTRACT
BLACKBERRY.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

-rOR-
Diarrbca, Dysentery, Cholers, Cholera Morbus'
cholers Inhntum, Coles, Cramps. Gripping
Pains. Indigestion. General Debility. Fe-
male Weakness, and all diseases Of the
stomach and Bowels incident TO
the Summer Season.
This highly concentrated Extract. stands before
the world, q matchiess Remedial Agent and medi'
cinal preparation for the diseases here particular
iscd. Cases OF the most inveterate bloody dysen'
terry, where every other preparation has been
unsvaiIiny. have, by the magical power OF thi.
compound. been broken up, and the patient
brought speedily 10 . perfect state OF health
inns setting ut defiance the common remedies Of
the day. and rendering II Of intrinsic value: -,
its pre- eminence In the long catalogue OF mcdi'
cjnes In the cure OF Summer Complaints, has been
long known and highly appreciated by Thousands
Tho most eminent physicians pronounce II IN In
valuable medicine, which every family should be
possession OF at the season Of the year when bowel
complaints are prevalent, that children may have
It's benefit when hrst the symphonic OF these dis
eases so fatal with them. make their appearance
Sold at wholesale and retail, by The Proprietor
% "a Main Street, Biddeford, Ne.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
American and Foreign Patents.
r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents,
20. 49,. ~ "A. r,.,,.S s,.,.. p.,.., on.. H..A

Late agent aT Ms United States Patent Onss, WssA
fsgfoH, sndO rae Act Of 1871,
~ State st., opposite Kiiby 81, Boston,
FTKR an extensive practice OF upwards of 20
n years, continues to secure patents In the Unit
ed States also In ureat Britain. france and other
Assignments, and all papers or drawing, for Pat
ents, executed on reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made into American and Foreign
Patents Of Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on all matters touching the same. Copies
Of the claims Of any patent furnishcd. BY remit
Ing one dollar. Assignments recorded In wash
inyton.
Ne Agency In rae United Sfafss po"ss',s superior
Eseihfiss Je' obfsfsisg Patents Or ssesfs'sng hs
'gsfsafak,iitn Of fspesfssss.
During eight months the Subscriber, in the
couTse Of his largo practice, made fsscs rstscfsa
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE
OF which was decided ~ las Tsrerby the Commn-
sioncr Of Patents.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
Specicl Notices.
DR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.

Dyspepsia. Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint
Nervous kfYections diseases OF the skin, Consump-
tive tendencies, Chronic Diarrh@a, and Dtsessss
peculiar 10 FEMALES. Manufactured by HOPKINS
d CO.. Proprietors Of the eelebraied CatArrn ITO
cbes and Electric Hair RestOrer, les Main street,
Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists
spiyos5
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
Iipht-foot.

mIs stallion will stand for stock at the stable Of
i John Drew, North Biddeford, this coming Sea-
Iirhtfoot Is eight years old. stands IS hands
Inches high and weighs li15 pounds, 10 Jet blach,
was raised IN Virginia and sired by an Imported
Spanish horse.
time OF service. JOHN pRkM.
BIDDEYoRD, 1869. -
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
Tweuty.fiye Years Practice

TweutY.hve hears' TructiCo
In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 70 Females
has pla,sd On. DOW ut the head OF all physicians
him 10 guarantee speedy and permanent cure In
the worst eases OF Suyprsssion and all other Msn-
struai Dsrangsmsnts. from WAafspe eas,s. All let
tets Cor advice must contain 81. once, NO. v Endi
colt Street Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those desiring TO re-
main under treatment.
boston. July. ls69.-sp.no.iyr29
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09

sivsand 90 simple In is construction hat the msr'
turning OF cock puts 10 into full action. Nsr-
rsnfsd Aarmis" TO h,. AssifA and property. Always
ready for instant use. 30 portable that man oar.
ries II without hindrsnes TO active exertons. Yor
MnsJsetsriss, W@sAosss', Ra,is'ay Dspe', Psshs
Bs,ldisgs. Hotels, and Pirate Rssdsness, itisinds
pensable, and for Steam and Sailing pssssh u -
vitality necessary as its.boaf OF ahs1rrsssrvsr.-
Il occupies but little space. contains chemical
liquid tperpetuAliy renewablel and 10 equally Of.
ncscious ut any lspse OF time. 30 simple that .
boy can charge or manage II.
VAaENTs WANTED.
CTSond for Circular. ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-09
Fire Fire! Fire /!

DELAY MAKES THE
DANCER. Fires have
hitherto been met BY
means too diisisry. too
late, and too eamersss.-
The time lost In sending
for an engine and getting
Il into working order has
too often proved afatal de-
lay. Tho EXTINGUISII.
Err, . selr acting portable
-. a. a---
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-15
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Eight Cars Ditched and n Brakeman
Injured

Eight Cars Ditched and n Brakeman
Injured.
Yesterday morning, the freight train on
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad,
coming to this city, ran off the track about
half mile the other side of Cowan's
Depot, by which accident, eight cars were
ditched. The brakeman was the only
person hurt, and his injuries only slight.
The accident was caused by the braking
coming down.
Laundering Away In Warren County.
The McMinnville NeiU Era says that
there are a number of lumber mills erected
and running in close convenience to that
place. The new mill just put up by Messrs.
Van Pelt is now in active operation, with
a capacity TO cut 5000 feet of lumber daily.
John Nj. Drake has another mill in course
of erection and near completion, at Harri-
sons Ferry, on Collins River, some four
miles from town, with a capacity equal to
that Of the Van Pelt mills. Half mile
below brakes Messrs. Gardner q Holden
pyl have mill which does rapid and good
work. A mile below their mill Mr.. Meade
has one, in connection with Touring and
corn mill. There has been a demand for
lumber above the supply, says that paper,
but With the present facilities for saving,
we suppose a suficiency can be manufac-
tured for home consumption, and that the
erection of buildings will not be delayed
FOR the want of lumber to do The work
Good for Warren county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-15
ROBERTSON ASSOCIATION.

second Lecture of the Regular Course.
We call attention TO the advertisement,
TO be found in another column, Of the
course of lectures TO be given this winter
for the benefit Of the Robertson Ass0cia-
tion.
The Rev. Robert A. Young, D. D., will
deliver the second lecture in the course
this evening at Masonic Hall. Subject:
Martin Luther in his Thiriy-sevenlh
Year" Preceding the lecture there will
be concert by the Turner Society under
direction of Prof Henri Weber: We
earnestly recommend these entertainments,
for both in merit and in tone they far sur
pass any entertainments with which our
city has been favored. The lecturer is well
known as an eloquent speaker and ripe
scholar, and the Turner Society is too well
known to the lovers Of music to need an
introduction in this city:
An evening cannot be better spent, either
for pleasure or improvement. The pro-
ceeds of the lecture are TO 60 to the poor
Of Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-15
New Advertisements.

George f. Akers lie in receipt, direct
from Virginia manufacturers, all grades Of
the most marketable smoking and chewing
tobacco, which he is selling at original
prices and carriage.
w. o. Driver & Co. have removed to the
corner Of Mimic street and the Gallatin
pike, Edgefeld, where they keep a first
class grocery house, and in addition sell
hay, corn, oats, bran, etc, at less prices de-
liVered than can be had elsewhere.
The Nashville Broom Factory, No. 60
south College street, has changed hands
and will hereafter be run by r. A. Toon
4 Co, who are prepared to make it the
leading factory of the kind in the South.
We have long known the leading member
of the new firm, and can commend him
without reserve.
The New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company has removed its Office to the
Banking House Of the National Savings
Company, corner Union and College
streets. o. F. Thompson, Agent.
Attention is called to the removal of the
law Office of II. E. Jones to No. As, North
Cherry street. Mr.. ]. is an attorney Of
first rate ability, and will conduct any
business confded to him with skill, in.
tegrity and dispatch.
Jacob Them gives an auction notice
which the trade will do well to read.
Albert & Seeman have one of their
usually attractive sales to the trade this
morning.
The Talismsn goes down tomorrow S.
Arm.
The Mollie Graiz goes up the Cumber'
land, at P. NJ, Saturday.