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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

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bate, berIiebt fi1 in bic Eohter Des
benaMbarten 6iirften M-se, ober bas
6rdnlein Derabfheut i'm unb 0teG ltern
uerbietst i'm bas 9aus. Snoee Der
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f96reH Slges, ipie Oas SSrduIeiDt nit
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Be1uhe Bel einen @uIenn&bar auriiGs
febren, iiberfdlt iie Der 6iirf NIT einis.
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bios IN eiueilt einfodaen Neittleioe tuos
rem, in rnIIigd5er Desgrabegfalte 81
@tunoen melt bur9 bic SSdIber anf bae
&ible6 zines feiuer 8erlpanbfen. Sort
bridt Die iatlge DAME, Dor Sanger lih0
6dlfe ultlJ bon Dem 11t6atae1 Slit erS
mattel, boIIfontnen erlcbopft aufomnefi
unf berIIuft iofort IN eitlers tiefen
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nler nebtn benz oes iuugen Siiriterl
uuo-anl felgenoen Gage fteHt 0ieier iie
feinen 0erpanbten ais leine GeHtabItn
Dor. Slber bic 0iiritin min aud Jest
mod nt9t Die Bemdblin DIeles Wlenz
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| Der Siitif ipirn bernrt6 etlt-- 5u 4 Dlo
naten glrrefts Sin 70 iililogs urtbei
emp0rte 0enn bod Die gauge @egeui
nne Die Gloitatioa segen eaiIeI6e rubt,
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| iu9t tunrof, aiirF M-F ipur6e q
| 4fabtieer 8iuangfarbeit nna lebens
ldneliber 8erbannung nod Sibirie
| bsrurtbeilt,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

cSn Gbanerr su seafbviIIe staot Eennsfi &c
NofbptlIe, ben 1. Snnu1r 1863 lgSiJbeImiua Soaiez
iIn6 Mriteres RIdser, geseu obn D. Sim unb slubere
GetIagte.-D1 aus BEN BefIebt hes Sbettfsfn otefeI
Sadie 5erporaebt, haB hsr GetIagte, r. s. Collier
nitt iIfsefnn6en lparseli taunj 70 1T perDfbne BAT
er fetn -Gfi9einen 6uttn nor nbsr dhnss Hab ben
erffen 6rei Eagen hes ndhften Eerrtf.s eennTnten
9eriebtss, ;u boItsa am rite n R eatf I'm ndeh
gen 9prH 1869, made tto ouT 2Id9ers Bill beleane,
antDorte coer Gtnudn6 erbebe, feJorsenfaIe 6ieebs
als pom ihn tuaeitaroen srtdrt unb gu elmer AubDs
rng eI parte csberount Ipsrhen uiro, ano hfb befC
0erorOnuns fur nter onfenanfer feIgenoe Bo9sn In
her Naibuiae YreB unh Simes uns Der Eetiaefet
Staot s:eirun9 6efaHlit senIad5t Tueree.
Mbf1rift beStaubiat,
Morton 9. SoDeIT,
6lsrt unh Naittr.
GpiLb II, srEstb @np6Ite fir aIase.
feb24 An
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

cSn Ebancerp al sfafbotae -Stdef Senhezee;
~ Gfiiee &lsa 4uh aRailer, GEpneerp Ser i.tt All
ger, gsgen gi[es 8. wsays itp6 Anoere, BstIn6ts -
"a ans etnstn innieier So5e siEserei9ten A56auit
berucIeebt, hab a5etiagterS Mans, fein Bea rh
fer hes GtnatS Genueliee 1T, 80 1ui,rhe uerorhaiet
hae e. fetn Gtf9eren hnfi pof oheF 4nnerhaIb Sc n
erften oret Eageu pes. nEdbten Eermias aenannfsti
GerIdltess 81 bnlteH am rften R ontag TN nfGhs
fen Gpril 1862 made iisto qRf Rldgers Btn befeRne
aItpor neer ginpanA behe, phrisenf hieieIbi
ois upr IGN tttp eitnHhen erfrt nt al etIsr qsfb6s
tR1g ex pafte aHberaalmt 1nerben 4ptrb, unb bof
htefe BE orcastg fir pier aufe1uGber folaenhe Ros
den in Der NuibrtHs re6 nne EtnRes 1tn0 tgr zen,
reflse Stonts ssituna hetanlst pemp3t wexben,- a.
Abf9ftF sbeGInuBies % sAfs
~ sfR a1tp n 3. SoweII, +
CLEFT uno. Rofter.
feb24.ifp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

c4n gbeacsrD AT s7nfbD itIe4--gtant Sennsffee
~ BfFEE Sieix ano 9salfer G6nsfe EN- a@grtcbt Al
Neibpille, ben l. Sonuar 1865. geberte, 9fsap 1850
q dgers eesen y. Baton ulIn Anbsre, Bet.aets.-
De aus einem in bteiex Seds sitgereihten ffoapti
5erDerBebt, saB ganhea 8. @atton geta 8s5ppEnsl
pes Steats Efnneiee it, 70 rube pernrNnft, 6eS Ct
letn Grttneu burtn DOR Deer timer bofb beu erften
erei Fagen oes t6cb ten &ernTtits GenuIlea @erid
esB, al beIten am q ite n 9eo nj q g in n6dFen
Aft 1885, Aae iti1n auf &theeSs g5I bSfsniie, ants
mcrte ooer GtnTUn efHebe i6rgenjats ttefeIbe ala
tbm sugeitaBoest erfidrt NIB at eiltet bSr1n
ex parte anberaumt rnerhen ir6 un6 e6s oiefe Rers
orhnlitg fir ierGfeinGbsr fDLgeuhe 2ee en- i Der
Raftpile YreB uno EfMes pnb Der SeHnsifes Stantss
stifung beEdnftt gcn6tnt Toetos. -
abttbrtft be9Iaubigt: = Jsa6ESs eailissS
- Norton8. SppeII,
eIsEnHo @a1ter,
Sqbg 6; 8us9, Mn Solt fir aIsssr.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

q.
CSn GbGneerp Jn secfbotne.-Stan Sennefiee,
~ Gffice Glert nne ya1ter, Gbdncergs9 eridRi 81
9aihpiue beni. eSnnunr 1869 -2RBt. g. &iptns, RIas
ger, 9egen Rihael ) @arrettp Mno Wnhere, 8etI1gte.
"a aus einem in hteier SADIE eingereibten Mffoauit
beraorgsht, bab 8stln8te aRidbael garrettp, Guen
@ntreitps Gntuaro Gnrretfp, Sr AHaa Cor. g
Cor, Mafp auiiliL, Gbnrt Ghinni Annie Euinn,
sSobn 3D. ae Dpnut6 feine BeTpobfteT Stats Zen
neilee ino ub hab bic oHnpI6te Der dnberen gefets
Iidben @rten bes peritor6enen Sdme5 GppIe (TpeIbe
uHbetauEt ah) rit befnnltt fny 50 ~ besbaIb ptr'
oronet moresn, oab lie bx grE@ciltsn nrtn ptr ooer
tnAerbuIb Der erften nret Td9en beS niiiten 9erus
geuannten @eribtes, IA bafter aat rften5 M n
q i'm ddte1t April 1869, mad gusin anf gers
Sill bet.Hpers diltDeeten Ober GiHpanb erbebeR,
rtortGenfauS ote1slbe as ibneu Sugeifunnen ers
tI1 ( uas N elmer glitebrung ex parte auberaHns
pereeH NTH, llo ba ntefe 9eroreHAHB fiI 1ier ant
ethanher foIeenhe Mo1eH III Der ga513iae gres mi
ZINES nue Der 1etnefire thanksgiving bstannt &c.
madt wetoeH. -
R.B. 8ppeEI,
q. ~. gssgarisr, Anpstts far aIasers
feb22 4u sss -
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8efannf1tac bufla an Die ~
fiDm&re Der 6earneiSee NIB
MacifTc 0tfenbatfls
6efellfcb0ft.

~Sa gkmHsbtis nit sjRenl bprd bic GefgtgsF snbs
BeTfantniIan1 he's Stoate5 Eenreiiee GngeRaHimener
Mttes pom Is. SebrAnf 1888, 0etner Sic Afttendre
non Gten6 abas @eienibaFieA putorrt, IN seglilst
SufteA AZ berieiI, al 2lrefteEen obsf Befxu alter
fir ioIe Geleul 5Gftei1 ~ erdbient MAIDEN bic inns
tersei3feten Mfriondfe IN ber EennefIee un6 dsir
aminIung eenannter NItiOHdre I'm GolIrtsauie IN
Gtu6t RuibuiHe ON . . n ierFds lsseH Is. @dri
1885, siii Hgrede Der GrIuGhsta0 zines &pnros non
9iretforer fur bas non bd an b ainhen6e sdbr ges
balten Ioerben fea uhb mir jorbef ALE tti0adrs &C.
anunter Giientahnsg aft hermit ergebeHit ar
Al gen aAfttef 3eit uno an genalster Stehe 80 est
9nuede suIamme 5ytnutTen. & Is gDab ut inuetbat
Ser sebrdu5 idbeH NIB seiesl9eH GhkpsH fur 10 81
g9tIbien a5sahaiten. - 80 $3.50
49, s9 s Sep. ARankDs -
q 8. sRaIcne, :,
z3sG eF 8yE . .9oueu, 81
Il. e. 0emof, 49,
VI, q. %roffer,
fsb'6 i4R 9. Wasmpras.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

(4T9eA $50 ..
~ venditio expenas Bstorbnilig al MID se.
ribtet nnh berlieiert MdtbareaG qaneerp9 ettdt
pom. Gnptnirn County, Eenr., bel fetAeule 0ktp6er
TerHiIl, 1868, Dsr6e ID snm 5entaeben SertoAf an
ben aReiitbieteuser gegen taere 5qb1ng am Court
hanstboT in Der Gtdht gaibuiHe AM 9 ana { n &,
Sen g7t gaGr3 1863, SaB radbffebeab bsf9ri Reitsn
26uberei uHs GebGuIidteit bTingen, ndmIi6: Gin
Gtiid ober SheiI 2nHo beiegsr hn6 befinnit I'm Gis
ptIotiirift 30. 4 9avibfon Country Genn beg1 e1st
ruie foIst 8sgtnnt an ber CHARACTERIZATION 2pt 30.
gin Shermanf1ns Nbbitinn "a 9aikutaes fdaft ron
bn ibIish A Tub entlane Der 2tnie seaanntsn % p
nod Der Roreuef tede rcu Got 9so. 49, IN leuanntes
PIan, Iduft 10 "a Sits unb Son 6ftst nit Der
ainte eendnnteH 2ots mad Der 2tnie BON paroiue's
2Jt Ron bo nd bid "a SUB ulS SoH nit aenGnr
TEN plan, pom ta "a S IS ifn6 Bon senannter 9inis
entIlng ~ lem Nusgnngspuntt (FsFe 2Gufbrief an
s. @. Binfous gsftsrs 8 ffics o. s. 3, Bud 35,
settle All rlo nit 8ef6Ina beIeat a 3 bas Gigeus
f5nm DpR8 o. tfsiols sl eisaer GxeeutipH IN met
uen 5aRben sn @HHfteH von u s2anahlin uue Butler
inb aes "a NArp r61un NIB Htbete tut $260i5 nebft
i.tsreifen IIS often 81 seaaen. GsgsbsH ben Is.
6ehfuar 1868. -, = e - 50 sa
= Ns 6. Or. g n p'Ibf n, Sheriff,
: febi6 4E faTrd5 81. g. agdines, Geratr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

cxn @Banesrp n ssdfbUfIle. Aetuct EennsHee.
~ Ofdee Giert Nfe Ysafers bGReefg sGeridst ~
Eoib5iHes ben IT,. Slruar 1861 aEm. 8cohfpIt,
aus oenl in nteer sadie etnaeretden Nffioarit hers
uor0ebt, hdS Getsuger @m. .. Gain teiil Bepuhner
oes Stants Tennefjee 1T, 10 Tuurhe ueroreuet, bB er
i5r Gtf9sinea Aattn nor oosr innerbalb ben erften
ssres Eagss Ses nd Bitten Eerntus aeHonHtef Gsrits,
au balten nm Grften Ront6g tn n6dffen EIpriI
1863, ua3en tinb auf RIdgers Bill betenue, ants
uorte ohsr einTudno erbebe, rDioieeR aus siefeibe
als non tbnen 3AGeIdnDSn ertIdrt ruh 5I e1aer Ans
borrng ex parte orb erdInt i5erter tpfrb, un6 bof
oefs 8erorhnune tit nter uUfeincnher foIgehhe Nos
ssiiee Stpotsseituus befanut oeusndt perber.
Ahi6rtf besIanbtgt:
merton 9. SoueIL
GIeff unh qldfter,
Campbell u. ggurfBau1 SuiIe y: Smith. 91uaIts
fa ft sssssz; tla 4ssl - lW
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

<SR @bauesrp " HaibujHe. Sicdf 5errefTes
kDffes GIef iIth alnfer =. =,
e. Aofhrtus bert ri. 81 rssnt 1909 - Neisb ssfd,,
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eneererten Mfsscnrzf bexuora Ass sssaS "a
% ~ ,HE9 ablrlt, 1affiu Rsrt11tfrr, 1faeSs
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egln fpE pssf ansSbat tsa ssiisi tTEt Es bss
rs xTulns @et ss am, Il Z II
Asagerl sth beternei dnffaoften ooef inf6in6 q =
sssEnf IlafsssaiuHs Dee az SOs 5gshnt
mefnen wixo; uuh kct tteie WtfpfSnrna i,ir 40 :
gu sNpwosf lgehhe MD@em iR tey greb u. Etrsfe
Wy per Nfnlsfflft ,@faatsi eitung bsteHk esnn1bf
aIbi5ssss beeIautiss:
wsprto .. SpweIE
q. neg. SmtB @uFaIs fa4 ass sss 'He Pate;
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12
OfafbDfIle ilstD tbineltern


al Mn .ane mad Ransag, ben 4. B. ., nnS Els on;
psitege scnntata 5nns rssogst 8 81 faete faias
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Is apaiHst an " Psea.ss, So: 1Q plerse'Ie.
80 RerIatt bidsaal s,n = -, 8 5. % gRssaens.l
s aomat an IN 9laibgiLIe ). Il As RaSts,
essIast S a nm ! ..ss4 esSO aseuss.a
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sAs, Etrp 9Fisal.l S
81 nnlpa Ctr Mt mpstle NH ptIa nns .s1er0.
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lpss &etlass Alrbiles acS &afsc - bu8a,6 &kicaa
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WALLER. ss1Ialseses al aIIsa Ralst
-. s:ssssgasss snss as !: ], sis.
d6fpreis ID binia oES ST. bidsoife.
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q-SsA.,. A.- % 2. - 81 49,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12
NtIantifdJf allb @roBe
8eftlid)e GiIenba1n.
Sic fur8e unb bifet9e Route
g E 10 . Drf, NpROu.

Netu Saben, Bridgeport, 4rObibeuee,
GIntira, YtttSbnra,
Sarrisbnre, BbiIabeIpbia, Baltimore
g8 lbingtou @sitp
Mnb allen Enntten tsaE
% % YorI. Reu GngIaa6 n. BeanfDIbaafa
8iuet @Tpref Durdstige RI
perIaHen etaeti natl fdgEi uah wabsu kreften ans
9sns INIT nj. eAen paaYfsienbuBnsa na BEN s;Issn
Rpresn Erpre oysiast Cincinnati .tasEiS
lScnnte9s ansgenemmenl Inn 600 3. 9l,, erret6t
1sp slcsr an tolseHsea Gag am 3.f5N. b. 6efOn
aisIt g5as ssssss tsasssnDasnsn sonu.
ahenSsl 700 @. D., esyeib. Asu Do<s nm szpeten
4Rorsen I'M uhS nab @Qitou I'M 5 Hbf Re4 mthoes,
4s1taee Stete @coat Gteepink Gpa9ess 1eI&e en
Gtegon3 uAe 6fqpeMlt9tei bic aHex aabsFen Dabnen
Rbertrefeii5 rsresn ben &iabtntng Expres5aoeft4
StnesHf1etf beteefatH HHb eeben bud n03 en-
/ 92rt % ne % Rum ed feI.ssseS - 800
Dies IT ete etn3tee 8dhf, auf UeI3er BHaesofas
RaseuDa9ia aa9 l&ep BORT erfG IeufeH.
Baggage blIrdu1arfirt mad allen Bi6fea
i'm Often. IL. rsa%'
Rerlenat 9i1sts rtd ATLANTIC AND GREAT
W EXTERN RA1LWAY ! Fps5t5 e4u oden Ti6et i1ne
GenpibOet Sfftssn In @iiseH una sssRen o. saher
-. Q. Gbaftud Nsert.
2. .. Inders n. SUI feVf
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

-
200 8. R. gineina0d Gypr<s 36sIt@ iseenpasrIen
E GgnRto0S) temmt onat 31glan 80 81. Rs;
a nrboraSs 0e3k r. 81 :; GlIleu, ]. 20 g. 81. !,
$50 9.ansfsIbt 2 80 -. 3D.; Bsf GoEems $50 q. Dr.
- 1sitaG Gi5enls Afonf 5 Is 81 81. i; 9apeunn
g biz g. ~; ageaAuines $50 81 81. e ISntafpos
gen bir, 4 rad 4eps @orf)s usqnsbanna, 9sa5
H. R t6rlbfkE d. 3trrie, . s3.45 q. g. (atts
tog.Gifeu1 Aeu alorf 20 3 30. De. bt11brna
NIT MANSFIELD mad Rlttsburg, st. gBapr1e unS
bitne0 81 tiFoah ittS5i,rgy- 6arf4ebnrn
4biIaseIpbia, 8aIitmpre unb Naltinqt0is ;
pna @uutnlia4sa9 GIeD Insib ApS BsfS5sirS @dtIs
Ag6b bi9 9AOlon unt IepeI1l6 NIB pea a2eab,
psHe a4 6ranttin Sfatt@ Bis GfFGstv. ~
40 q % :EIit PREF, taeIab TENN all IA Canton,
y.2a y BE- Agbolia 1f.f0 g 81 !; 1aIipii. y 81 u.
S. s NegrA ieies $40 y 30 Ha1eniaa n 70 n % )
Se9ptttsbaIat $40 q 81 ssritbftiie, Z WkShnfiIs
g fl ION 5orEensa tne, 617 q aKfSibenS m y
IS Ben 9eE $40 Ms @esbsnSnue amt Sonafis Is
no9 9sttsk BUYS, ST. 91ayne aillb eh1eadh Eoip as
bts atttsbnFes 2drrl burg, IL l. 81
p9n Mnnellaa nag IS legelaN6 usi6 Niifsbhra
aeiIxoeA bib 6nbfOa sink s. euegnlh mn mt tnbs
glIte 1ndt Sxase9 BIS Oh cftp uiih non
gtmtra Ra9 Der Mpff s&entfREs GEfehh69x h09,
rtEblir9 unb benz &il6ens ~ = rs 80 :
gsels uuh peTbeife an bem bfeitsa Settle
1ngemeHene Rdgen, geeggfet r yfetfen bel F. iinh
Ao@t. ne ben hiefem Bug IN SineiHEaa 6siosgSsen,
mad R<ips gort iib btIDen 70 bic ftnjieef
2thte, uel6 $50 WRetIen Obue 2SerbfeI gebt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

Bolton unb geusgngIon6 Baf1as
giere uiiO lire Gepade ipetoeH ia sleiuy.
gorf tolteaireI bon Gfpet aHG ep0t ge,s
braSbf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

~ Dns gepad miro nit Dard,s
istarfen 6eriebei.ss
nab gaIlas.sssseis Gets isassbssas ais aaf srosal
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

49, Sn ben EntIeri3l1 lit, In
Der Na1t BEN II. Nebruar. Dor Ser
Ebiire, lpelde Su ben Gentddern bes
Generals fSsndatb, .6cs 9oubernenrs
bee faiferlt@en 45rinsen, fiibrt, EN-
elegant eefleineter 1err serbaffet mos
ben. Nlan bat fsitoent 9on3 auberors
0enfIid)e BorF dfsnloBregeIn befrefg.
bee faiferlt1en Brinaen getroFfetl;
feine @erfon folpobI ME feine SEND
der, iueroen aufs Stren0fte iiberuddf,
Bic kbaren AerIeIben tperOell 6eit1nbig
DerfdIoEen gsbalten unb bic Da1erI
Dabor Iuerber ber0oppeIt. SO tuir0
baraus eef6loieu, Oab Elm NtteHtet
eesen ben fleinen Rnabsn bgabfT6tiat
geipefen iit.
- Nlus Wue(aro ipiro foIoenee fur.
Bic GuItur5uitdrbe hes Ql0eIS fh0refs.
terisifde Gef@ifte gemeIoet: Nsr
iunae CURT M-ff, Der auf Dem Gule
IsiHer @lteru IN Rausafsen aufasweds
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-12

W1af bsrlunae giIIe5s fur Die
erie Gjlenbabu, 3 s. a.. S -. :, g
@ei9kanf nEeM Adnpte let llgrsama TN laefaen att
tesnei.eu % bahs,t fab1e - rs y 6 S q 81
= 2 s Q1mi. 20. Bare.
@eaeraI-g aaaesstsMefnt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-11-13
Aninlalcules.

If some hay is placed in 4 glass of pure
rainwater, and allowed to soak for few
days in a sunny place, and if it be then re-
moved, the water will be found, under
powerful microscope, to contain many very
small moving things, which are called in
fusoria, from their being produced after
infusing the hay. The eggs which We're
on the hay bred there myriads of small
things, which often have very beautiful
coat of transparent flint or SILICA. If the
water is kept clean, and is not allowed
to decompose or smell, generation after
generation Of the infusoria live, die, and
fall to the bottom of the glass. They form
very delicate film there, and minute por-
tions of it, when examined under high
magnifying power, show the silicious skele-
tons or shells very distinctly. Now many
strata in the earth are formed entirely of
the remains of infusoria, and very famil-
lar example is the Tripoli-powder, from the
polishing slate of Bilin, in Bohemia. A
single grain of Tripoli- powder, contains
no fewer than 1877, 00O, 900 of the transpa-
rent flinty skeletons Of dead animalcules;
yet the layers of earth which are made up
of them at Bilin extend for miles. In the
harbor of Wisenar, in the Baltic, they in
crease and multiply at a great rate, for
II, 496 cubic feet of mud are formed every
year there, and every grain of it contains
1000, 100000 of the beautiful silicious re-
mains of the infusoria. In the Island of
Barbados there is thick mass of the most
beautiful tiinty sea animalcules, and they
are in such numbers that it must be sup
posed the dead minute things were con.
stantly falling in showers from the sea to
the bottom
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81 Will If You WILL"

Two young ladies in their visits among
the absentees of their Sunday-school class
had to call at 4 shoemaker's. 1t was on
Monday afternoon, and a sad scene pre-
sen ed itself. The poor wife and children
stood almost heart broken. The man had
just returned from the public-house, where
he had been drinking with his companions
ever since the Saturday night. His money
was now all gone, his head aching, and
conscience tormenting him. The young
ladies kindly demonstrated with him, and
at last he said he knew he was doing wrong.
One of the ladies then advised him to sign
the temperance pledge. He replied, I" ,oiH
if you ,ciU.''
Now, neither of the Sunday school teach
ers expected to have this said to them
They were in the habit of taking little
wine occasionally. They, however, re-
Elected that if this poor drunkard should
be rescued, by Gods blessing, through their
example, it would more than repay them
for the loss of wine. One of them said, Il
will sign, Mr., -, for your sake And
! will too said the other. A pledge paper
was procured, and the names were duly
entered.
Ten years after the writer had occasion
to pass Sunday in the place. l felt anx-
ious to ascertain if the shoemaker contin-
ued firm to the pledge, and wendell my
way to the door of the once miserable
dwelling. What a change. The room was
well furnished, and every thing bore the
marks of comfort. The father had been
with three of his children to the house of
God His children, also, not only regularly
attended the Sunday-school, but also a
weekday school, for which the father was
now well able to pay. Before | left read
an appropriate psalm of thanksgiving to
God for his mercies, and we then knelt
around the family altar. When we parted
tears of gratitude prevented many words
being spoken but felt thankful that a
whole family, who were once apparently on
the way to ruin, were now with their faces
Zionward.
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The Death of the Flowers.
by W. {. BRYANT.

The melancholy days have come, the sad
dest of the year,
OF wailing winds and naked woods and
meadows brown and sere.
Heaped in the hollows of the groves the
Autumn leaves lie dead;
They rustic to the edging gust, and to the
rabbits tread.
The robin and the wren have flown, and
from the shrubs the jay,
And from the wood-top calls the crow
through all the gloomy day.
Where are the flowers, the fair young flow
ers, that lately sprang and stood
In brighter light and softer airs bsauteous
sisterhood?
Alas! they all are in their graves, the gentle
race of flowers
Are lying in their lonely bed, with the fair
and good of ours.
The rain is falling where they lie, but the
cold November rain
Calls not from out the gloomy earth the
lovely ones again.
The wind-fewer and the violet, they per-
ished long ago,
And the brier-rose and the orchis died
amid the Summer glow;
But on the hill the goldenrod and the aster
in the wood,
And the yellow sunfiower by the brook in
Autumn beauty stood,
Till fell the frost from the clear cold heaven
as falls the plague on men,
And the brightness of their smile was gone
from upland, glade and glen.
And now, when comes the calm, mild days,
as still such days will come,
To call the squirrel and the bee from out
their winter home;
When the sound of dropping nuts is heard,
though all the trees are still,
And twinkle in the smoky light the waters
of the rill,
The south wind searches for the flowers
whose fragrance late he bore,
And sighs to find them in the wood and by
the stream no more.
And then l think of one who in her youth
full beauty died,
The fair, meek blossom that grew up and
faded by my side;
In the cold moist earth we laid her, when
the forests cast the leaf,
And we weep that one so lovely should have
life SO brief:
Yet not unmeet it was that one, like that
young friend of ours,
So gentle and SO beautiful, should perish
with the flowers.
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THE SPIDERS WEB.-It is said that the
thread of a spider found in the South sup
ports weight of "a grains. As this fibre
is only the one four-thousandth of an inch
in diameter, this is at the rate of 1913, AT
pounds, or Gil tons per square inch. Good
iron wire sustains 81 tons per inch; good
steel, &C tons; good gun-metal, so tons.
Speaking of the silk produced by GER
tain species ofspider, DR.. Wilder says: "If
you can picture to yourself mass of pure,
yellow gold, which not only reflects the
light as from smooth and polished sur
face, but which has all the depth and soft
ness of liquid amber, you may realize in
some degree the wonderful appearance of a
sheet of SPIDERS silk as seen in sunshine;
and even in the shade its lustre is greater
than that of gold. But to compare the silk
to gold is to tell only one half the story;
for the same spider yields silver as well, so
that you may draw from it's body thread
of silver, or both threads together; their
union giving silk of a light yellow COLOR
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The Days that are No More.

Oh, memories of green and pleasant places,
Where happy birds their wood-notes
twittered low.
Oh, love that lit the dear familiar faces
We buried long ago!
From barren heights their sweetness we re-
member,
And backward gaze with wistful yearn-
ing eyes,
AS hearts regret mid snow-drifts of De-
cember
The summers sunny skies.
Glad hours that seemed their rainbow tints
to borrow
From some illumined page of fairy lore;
Bright days that never lacked bright to-
morrow;
DAYS that return no more.
Fair gardens with their many blossomed
alleys,
And red-ripe roses breathing out perfume;
Dim violet hooks in green sequested valleys,
Empurpled DER with bloom.
Sunsets that lighted up the brown-leaved
beeches,
Turning their dusky glooms to simmer
ing gold;
Moonlight that Oh the rivers tern-fringed
reaches
Streamed, white-Iayed, silvery cold.
Ger moorlands bleak we wander weary
hearted,
Through many tangled wild and thorny
maze,
Remembering as in dreams the days de-
parted,
The by-gone happy days.
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Come. in Beautiful Dreams.

Geo. d. Prentice has written many pr,
Y things, but none more quietly beauti1
han the following:
Come, in beautiful dreams, love,
Oh. come to me oft,
When the light wing of sleep
On my bosom lies soft;
Oh! come when the sea,
In the moons gentle light,
Beats soft on the ear,
Like the pulse of the night
When the sky and the wave
Wear their loftiest blue,
When the dew S on the flower
And the stars on the dew.
Come, in beautiful dreams, love,
Oh. come and we'll stray
Where the whole year is crowned
With the blossoms of May
Where each sound is as sweet
AS the COOS of Il dove,
And the gales are as soft
AS the breathings of love:
Where the beams kiss the waves,
And the waves kiss the beach,
And our warm lips may each
The sweet lessons they teach.
Come, in beautiful dreams, love,
Oh. come, and We'll fly
Like two-winged spirits
Of love, through the sky;
With hand clasped in hand.
On our dream wings We'll go
Where the starlight and moonlight
Are blending their glow;
And OH the bright clouds we'll linger,
Of purple and gold,
Till the angels shall envy
The bliss they behold.