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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-25

How TO LIvE.-So 1.-Two with men as
considering that God always sees thee;
80 pray TO God as u every man heard
thee. DO nothing which you would not
have God see. Desire nothing which
may either wrong thy profession to ask,
or Gods honor 10 gr ant
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-25
VOL. mo. 40.

shoulders: and the little white apron. 10
keep all tidy; and then the little Cinde-
rolla boots, neatly laced. I can see you
little pet, Iwish had you in my arms
this minutei Ht r.4H
Good-byel How the little curls shake.
What nice tiny scat ON voyager has by
that pleasant open window, upon
mammals kneei How wonderfully fast
the trees and houses and fences fly pnst.
Was there ever anything like iti And
how il makes her eyes wink when the
cars dart under the dark bridges, and
how like the ringing Of silver bells that
musical laugh is when they dart out
again into the sunlight How cows and
horses and sheep all run at the horrid
whistle! Little pet feels as though she
was almost woman, TO be travelling
about seeing so many fine things. On
they dash! IL half takes her breath-but
she is not afraid; no indeed, What
little darling ever could be afraid when
its hand was in mammals loycclasp!
Alas! poor little pet. Crandpa's eyes
grow weary watching for YOU at the little
cottage window. Grnndmamman says
'the cakes will be quite spoiled and
she 'khits TO her scam-needle,' and then
moves about the sitting-room uneasily,
and now and then stopping to pat the
little Kitty that is TO be the pets play
fellow. And now lame Tim has driven
the cows home; the dew is filling, the
stars are creeping out, and the little
erickets and frogs have commenced their
evening concert, and still little pet
hasn't come. Where is the little stray
waif! =,
Listen! Among the .unrecognized
dead by the late railroad accident at
Norwalk, was "a female child about three
years Of age, fair complexion and hair;
had on red dress, green sack. white
apron, linen CATERS tipped with patent
lenther, and white wooden stockings
Poor little petl Poor old grandpa,--
90 comfort him; tell him It was a shock
ing accident but then nobody WINS 10
blame, and offer him a healing plaster
for his great GRIFFIN the shape Of dam
age money!-Fdnay Fern. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-25
Good.

We overheard queer thing from u
little fellow about six years of age a
short time ago. The subject Of we'd
ding cake had been introduced into the
conversation, in which the father was
taking n part, "Fatber," said the little
fellow, after having apparently reflected
intently on something, al shan't send
you any of my wedding cake when get
married" "Why sol" was the inquiry.
Because" said the little fellow, "you
didn't send me any ofyours."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-25

0TThe following cut from an "Ex.
change" Is written by an Indianian.-
We thought OF copying tho whole, but
this single clause unnamed US, and wc
trembled for our readers and foroboro.--
II must be poetry IL 'has tho beats
and flows"
i"Tha bloody coat. so dread.
II hencefohh dear- the only relic which
hold, 10 mako me think Of thee, my son
o Joseph, lost, aud gonel'
Theu jacob twined
The sack .coih round hls loIns, and foil oil.
Upon the ground, where ashes could eyInce
Ills sad estate, Long days, aud gloomy
nights,
IIe mourned his darling child for dead
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-25

6TBy new law, just passed by the
British Parliament, every infant born in
England and Wales after August I, 1853
must be vaccinated, (under heavy pen
atty, payable by the parents,) within
three months after its birth.
0TWater is natures tonic, and nee.
essary for good health.
6ArA sensible man is Josiah Lord
Thomas, Esq, of the Portland Genius
He says-"Roast beef, serenity OF mind,
a pretty wife, and cold water baths,
will make most any man healthy, veal
thy and wise.'"
eTOi sailors who have attempted to
winter IN high northern lattitudes, those
furnished with spirits have nearly all
v~.l-l.-i, ..i-ii. ,hese who ahstainad
nearly all survived.
0STIt Is said on pretty good authority
tha, the right of Gen. 10. Lane TO a seat
In Congress, from Oregon Territory
will be contested by Padre Gallegas, his
competitor In the election. The vote
was very close.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-25

0-Thc liquor dealers say, "If don't
sell, somebody else will" II such rea-
sonlng justi1es liquor selling, 80 il may
thIeving and every other abomlnation.
0-In the examination OF an Irish
case, the other day, before the Court
Magistrates, In Providence Rhode Ia
land, the counsel, In cross-examining
one OF the witnesses, asked him what
they had at the 6rst place they stopped.
He answered "Four glasses Of ale.--
What ncxtl "One glass Of brandy. -
What nexti "Two glasses Of wine. ~
What nextl "A fight, Of course"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19
abe Daily l1iroiniau.
The bin. old woods.

Tn dim old wood, ia the inify tiane,
How solemn and sad their tour.
When the winds sweep through viii moaning ciim,
The isles Of the forest lone
When the root its wanted thirst hath Lost.
For the flow of the hidden rll--
And the fragile shoot is siia ith frost.
And the sap In its cell Is still
When each CAV leaf. that threw eft
lis shades Ger summers brow.
Hath flown from Il. wavy sphere aloft
To rest meath the starry snow
When each sweet flower, with scented cup,
Fan whitening where Il grew.
Hath closed its faded Pelns ".
No nolc to drink the dew
And when each trcming note that rasted
IN sofi aud slvery song,
And the insect hum. are silent husled
The leaaess boughs amongl
All sorrowina seem those woods "a dim.
As they 1T their branches bare--
The sh,yering t~g aud tho tiaid lab.
To the elasp Of the frosty air.
And they seem mourn, mid the wiliry storm,
For the flush of the green wood beush.
And sigh Tor tho md ruined bloom
That sleeps the earth below.
Aud yet those dark, sad sobtudcs
love their mu-c wcll-
" hen whispering echo Ellis the wood.
With tones Of her murmuring sbell--
Ft,r though the wind no voice doth oan.
As il sleeps in the silent tree
Yer The forest breathes with the hollow NOM,
Like tho sound Of the consoles sea---
As the spirit forms Of leaves aud flowers
Tint grace wnrm summer smile.
Were rustling still among the bowers.
Whore ers, they shonc, the while
And the spangled iros, work, cold and bright.
Tint CLEANS twig ard stem
Seems throne for cach Of frozen light.
With diamond diairm!
Oh love those gem. by the sunbeams kissed,
A. they swing ia the sparkling air.
Aud lnvein the dim old wooda To list
To tl,e voiees stirring therei
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TTIsCEILhWg0us.
,rLES OsDsGE.YEEsG CUPS, EEw 81

l,PLEN DsD SILVER "a -, NEW iH"
- cry }.t3.i fitfetts- lee DIaeas. tssfH chr'Fv
I.znHf Co.. uai SILVER Hatelies. tmalfsated Tot l""
ssafs.)
A.. ira aud cap psper Of tire hest aad finest q'i
IT, fine 49, ruprrBa4 ftHrY BaselePe-, New bnoka'
e5oa Book. yrry fae Books ssio9 Baei.s. &C. n'i TO-
sae tho lowest prices. Ga aad la',a II fi1e" ''o""
before Fuu bus cl.rwit-re ou can sase money y 81"
.sg. '(nrtCi1 join +. WRIGHT
TOBACCO FEAEN Esss.-- be ~ 1.rrihr's
.-II.,,t, ,1I., 80. IN. t.ga4f terms Tu5arcu
Irfs 81 Oh ..zls aib ssa9j sHl feni and "dl war
nnt ef goo cqual 70 ny fua.ie IN The state
AI.a faf sale Ae Machines for cutting boz Innings the
aaast complete thing ever made.
Shop uox door to & & s. Mekapey, opposite
Braeas .tablc Main H. LyaabBafe VI.
dec 1gts EAalES & WASH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

fssAR t=EsN S1LLEaE.-Tb. Fall
sion OF tins ancient and f,vorite institution ,a
T%mmgage on Wednesday, the l5 Of septembcr1
n attendance Is eluirei, alike by the inter
'S,> at Tue students and Of the College
hosrd IN good families may be ".d at prices ra,oso
rom Fi22 T. 800 per woc'. lStudems pr.trn1ns =,
BOARD themselves ra redure tbs expense n low ~ aI
,in per %eeh.) Fheqnnml charges including mi
'''o' ''lft' md ali incidef us for r59n.ren, u.,,
.o'.' and lsnts, ybetwern $il5 90 AID sl5o IN
1lTlsle. Se' It's G. col Inns r,,.9q,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

4 EsOa'a N2O,D0D WO9Hala u Ia cIcs
~ and fae Jir ~. BeotS, Sio io,ry, Fancy Goois,
Sc, Jaraats al etea u 1eiaced pticcs.John Wright
having determined la engage Immediately IN the hnsi
ness III manufacturing ohacco .uH lis large aud srlsn.
It'd STOCK ot Watches. j w,hy, BooNs aud Sta.
ioncy, ut the yiopeN prices. and many Of theu
cost
He has hand about two hundred watches Of all
kiaCs and Inc serment ct gold chains Brta, pms
Bracelets Eeorring Finger rings otoll kinds very
fine Diamond rings aud Breast pins, Silver spoon, Sill
yer cups Gold pens nnd pencil cases. and docay Of all
kind
Also n large assortment Of miscellaneous md school
hooks, Leucrmd Cappaper and large stock Of excel
lent blank books.
His stock is entirely new and embraces The most de
sirabe good II be found. lie feels cotGdct that all
who may call ON him. will fad the paiccs rry low,
sidcrine the qulN Of tnc goods.
He wishes torotect all hi- outstanding accounts
soon nS possible, JNO = WRIGHT, j.
dec n -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

INHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST kE-
Il specially to call the attention of the citizens OF
Lynchbnrg nad the adjoining country his large and
~ splendid assortment al BOOTS SHOES w7
CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE ~a~eTS
~ mi which ate WARRANTED rnE MI QUAIL
TY AND OF SUPERIOR WORCESTERSHIRE.
Persons wishing to have good and dumble Boot or
Shoe for the present will do we'll to coll ON me-
as | am determined to p,oasc, bolh regards qunlly
and price.
Don't forget TO Gull Mt the rec doors above the
franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. T. r GRIAfAIDI
dee Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

II G0:kS ON AG2siCUETUssE, &c
s1 d 3 PAYNE las On hand, and will sell on good
terms
Complete Farmer aud American Gardner
Faaily Kitchen Gardner, 10y Buut
Ptact.#el Agriculture by johnson
Johnson Agricultural Chemistry
Nouat the Horse
sheep
Zig
Dog
stephens Book of the Farm
The American Farm Book, by Allen
Aliens Rural Architecture
The American Aiuck Book
Treats, on Hot-tous
Liebis' Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books, several kinds
The American Farmers Universal Hand-book
Coleman's Practical Agriculture
MIS- Bd.s fncticui Cook Book
Miss Lese'- Receipt Book
compl.l c Cookery
House Book
Virginia House Book
Actions Cookery
Beren' GooNery md Domestic Economy
Agriculture tor chuols, by Blakcy.
Also \ iaree assortment of Hand Books. of Rural
and Domestic Economy in Paper, 2Jt each, &c &c.
dec II IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19
GREAT ATTRACTIoN!-J0ST rccciy

GREAT ATTRACTION! -jUST recciy
- ed tor the fa trade immense quantities OF Cook
ing, parlor and office STOVES. Tor wood u
and coal. Fancy and plain Coal Gntes, with ~
nnl without summer pieces. beautiful aud cheap %F
Cooking Ranges for wood and coal sone new patterns
which have been selected, with great carr from the
Northern markets, aud warranted 10 give perfect sns
faction Chilsous patent hot mir ventilatng and port
able Furnaces all sizes for warming Dwe,linga Church
as. Factories, &c Patent Metallic Mirror Mantles ui
magnificent design aud finish, aud which are las super
ceding the of Marble.
He also prepared 10 FURNISH sprat'a patent Light
Ming Rods Cast iron Railing Hydraulic Rams. fh and
sorce Pumps of the best kinds in use Hose Lead Pine
Sheet lend, Stove Fixtures &C. &c. making altogether
the largest and most complete assortment ever oereo
in this market aud which shall be sold for less than al
any other establishment in the city c. s. BLISS
i. Sin aud Iron Roofing, and Enve Ners mad,
and put to order. in a superior nrannpr
l3-dts q Y n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

DAENBS, Medieine4 AZ, White Zae Punt.
a brown Ziac Paint, White Iced, Lluscrd Oil, 1nr.
pcntine, PANT Brushes. For sale by
d,r 3--,lNets RSrABLER. 4 CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

"A, and frequent doses of nauseous alcoholic com
nave tendency dcstro, lie lcalthtul tone of thai Vi
la organ OF the human = tenn and iii well known
all the medical profess ;hut The active principle Of a
gallon oflquid medicine can he placed in teaspoon;
why then the Of giving large ad druehts2
The erroneous idea that IL more nauseous the m,di-
cine the more potent its effects" discarded by
all candid PENSIONERS aud il is ndis u,a bly, proved b.
You'd doubt that BRYAN'S PuLMON!C WAIEBS,a
nedi..e of the most agreeable and palataulc atue is
lie most ciecuaI remedy for Coughs, Colds 'hcir
Consequences. They Invariably give relief in ~
MINUTES, and are pleasant to the taste that any
child will take them.
Price p cents per box. Tor sale by
jar 3.2w ID z Il MAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

1 OCAS! AOCEzS!-Keceyed direct from the
"a mandatory, complete assortment ot Locks, Of
al kinds qualities and orices from cents piece 10
$3.50 Having ie,eaaned az keep a thorough and well
assorted stock of all kinds of Carpenters Hardware,
and To sell at moderate profit invite all those in want
10 give me call before buying elsewhere.
sept li--dts A WINSTON
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nRY G0oDs.-pIgrLIP w. PAYNE

l lkA saSoDS.-PbfLtP ". IA NJ
y respectfully saiifits ffom hi friends and fe pub
tr the patronage heretofore extended to tie firm Of
Payne q Bell. II q ttark is argr and veil assorted
nd every article Vtil be sold The mot #pial
a. sf=fa
Anew FALL ~ WINTER GDOD..--
! JOHN 7. DAVIS h. orrutnR hi= I'll sforl
loo F1IL ND ItINYER GOODS, 'mbra. iba
Iurerst aud attractive nssortu'Lt oHtfed by
him. among which are.
great variety 81 Freuef printed De Lanoa Cashmere
English and American do
Plum Efruch hrriuo
De Luinrs
flain md figured dress Silks
8. blark
rich Bracade
Mourning good
Sleeves. Coilar- md CT nczrttes
Piun nnd embroidered IIardkrreiiefa.
splendid asaortmrft oi LBdirs Idrc' md GioA
Cio4ks with fu stock Of all kinds II G,uds usuly
fouhd IN ii DR. G.nls store tie -olict+ It eail. nm
Pledges hi n.ell not To be undcr-oll by uas housr va
uct , dts
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MECHANICAL.
HATS AND CAPS

~ ~" N" L4sa
FAIL FAS HIONS FOR 1874
1--WE subscriber ht, now received his NV Yn,k
IL Baltimore aud Phhhdelphia .tyle- of Grntlen,rn',
No Moleskin, SlR. black aud Wine, Beaver nod
Brush HATS. which, for durability aud beauty cnnno,
be surpassed in this any other market lis stock il
large aud complete embracing all Of IL ia,a ami
mos ogprooed styles Of HATS M cars a
doptedi Tor the Fa1trade - 1Aoiesate and Rel,V
to which he most cordially inytrs - I'D friends nrd
customers AMI the public generally 10 give him II call
before purchasing elsewhere Hts stock will be found
as cheap asans other establishment in the city All
kinds of Hats made order with ma .natcb
w Cnstom9s lime dressed orr. f-ee IF cta,Re
Cnll ut the sign of the BLUE HAT
oct ITS WI STIrZER
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hI,.oaa EIoN.--rllIlp Isl. Pmyae

, has pattazad 81 =. C. Bell hi. entire iaefsst n
the concern Of Payue 4 Bell lldctts due the firm VI
lee collected b. Z. IL PAYNE. Bso the debts due from
The onneerh vii be puid by him
We reqnsaf persons having accounts against The hfn
bring them IN e1neri3 also all Who ia5et
ed to the concern sill piease call and m1ke payment
PAYNE & BELL.
iy 2G-ts july y 49,
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1TOrhCE 10 ALL!-HE ALSO nv

a @ EACE TO ALL HE ALSO, by ..z
K dent, has fallen into the CONfECTIONhpIr r
S.NESS in coniui ctou with hs Jew, Try estaLlf,a,,
in Whichbe keeps cand,s X Fruits, such Ora 90.
Lemons Rai-ins. Almonds, Fberts, Toys of all L.
md in fact ali kinds Of Coniec tionaries, hrft in .
an establishment. lie is now receiving bis 5 pliur,l
10 which he respectfully soil rs tine patronage Of ,
public. Hc also has, in his enjoyment. one oftIo p.,
experienced Bakers and Gat dy makers in Lynchla.g
Pyramids, Of all kinds, ma lie the shortest notice.
All orders from toe .ttry received and pr ,.,.,
eXertrd. CIlAS. A. EYAEb
March s--1ts doorsah Exchanoc corner
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HARRIS HG.ACEt SMITHS Twycis,

sA an indsr e article tor all Black SG;..-. ''
which to saving 4 al and heating Iron. please en-
uire Of Mir DaLney OF Tie PhuuiN Foundry. MrJ IL
6mey, Nncel-wrigilt, ard the Smith Shop the
Piedmont Works.-all Of WITCH have them in Use r.
lie by A Nettcton, gent for tie atcntee for rEiaa'
3i,-.nont v or.s Lyac .Laug. .ILL.e u. !.
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COME AZ glAsE..

~ EVARD. WATCH AAKER & JEwFLg,, - a.
81 Jrg Ia, would respectfully coil the men
In ofthe citizens OF Lynehburg AID the s,j,,
country his fire and splendid assortu ent of We
lew. iry aud liver are tf received frorptl
ot the latest styles aud patterns, selected by -
with great care TO sui TIN market. from hi s5
pericnce in the Watch and Jewelry business - -
rers himself tia, lac pease the most fls,i. ~
4 for bis workmanship. he leayes it to those il
has done work for to Judge. All he asks is final ue
ii YOU are not perfectly satisfied, and if has gol
not exactly what he recommends them 70 be bo i.e
himself to redoublc the money and 10 charge
goods.
Old Go'd and Silver aiken in exchange for ,o,,r.
in my line. G. A. ENARD
Ma s.-,s . doors = Bxcliala. Corner
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IAs.PET., GktIGtsS ~ AMG4st48.l

lsept 25-'ts For Tbo~os Z p1gt.
I'As.PET.. Ektt4tsS ~ AatgsstaR.l
oha J. Datie Is Offering u inrrc stuck 81 CnrI,.ta
Rucrs Dragecls. Crufu Coih, Oh Floor Cloth-. Alas
SC. comprising faiI assortment of ib' ffe-t hlyet
Brussels, t'roe-py, znp1ine and venetian cnrots fo
-tuIrs und pas-ag.-,-4i Il mud on tionr Cloths
Dugcets Rug. Nuts, &c. all Of which viii h. -olt
o. IN" lovc-l ntiee. INV Its
4 EE ~ JOHNSON ARE NOW EEGEIN.
\ ug, and olle, f., ,a;e, At worry low prices
$50 hng- prime ito Gove,
80 do do agurn 10
30 Mats sop'r - Government Joya Coffee
ppcl,eis Moeno do
90 hngs ~ + Consto Rio !,
with general assortment ol Groccrjce, Liqo,rs e..
nov lG.fa
4 ERONs. DE- boxes Lemons in prim, or
der received mud viii he sold low to Close the
cprstn mcnt Also lot Of old French rnisins.
JIM li-e LEE& JOHNSON
F6NGEsl Subscribers living on ,nnd ',roo stool, ri
" Mia, Goo3y Bt5bktfs, suitlb.,. cor Scern,s
md WISHING L reduce fb'r atock, determined
sell them al very low pfres. fhosc wuting such good.
wiII ind tito their at'rest 10 we Us cul,.
nov 29.t- IlNSLEN. TANl OR & co.
NOD LAVE OlL-n@,.rs Expecto,ant NJ.
y GHdnr -S9up. (Iloonts Couch remedy Best
Coach Nntnisb, Sperm Oi,, Choppers Gcialin Lultn.
best Perfumes, Feren,,.,. Tooquio Beans Branding
bonrds, brushes OF al ki,ds,-S aps,-Ayers Chery
Pcctamh. For salehy
Il. STABLER, & co
dec3-dSers
EL0vGas AND ORCHARD GRASS
~ SEED-l00 bushels prime Clover Seed,
so bushels Orchard Gras. Seed, just received aud
Tor saoby LEE Il JOHNSON
NOV at
DANES, Medieoe- AZ, White Zlac Poiar.
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iresidcnt ,'more, Gen. Winfield Scott VIM A. Ora.
hum Gen. auk!il Pierce, Wn. Il. kng, Gen. Lewis
Cas-, Judge Stephen n Douglass 7. GIBBS,
Juiv i9-dt Pcorriet"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-19

RECOMMENDATIONS.
y hove in use Mr. Il. Drifting ham Niitchells ~ vi
AM Engine. and esteem them most Nauah' a.
ffndnEe, great convenience and an efficient rro'0
ion against FIRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
r. b. TYLER, do
DR.. ROlSTER. Hugnenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. FmmvIlle.
EDMUND HUBBARD Bucking ham,
r. J. GAINES, Char!ottce
Tho Pump can he seer in use ut Dir. VIM. 5. Morris
'1ruid'@ n1ry, AMI many other places in I!n."
'e.-' al whom approve tnelr utility and g.,
iess. The f1np can be in Ril mond, az H., " MS
'ffnr They Warrsrted -..,rk FL. for one year
~ N0IlCE.--AI pcrs,.,ss buying selling tho
above articles are responsbie to me for it.
BRITTINGfIAM MITCHELL
march o2-dts Proprietor
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. GGOe1C e. . oases .superlor Suck lfcor;coI
II to arrive, for sale by McDANIE4. & HURT.
Sept24-ts
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fnweaEA. EN4sAEsta ana A,lnrlcn..

/ SHEET IkOS, SHEET ZINC Il BANLA TIt
$50 boxes Tin-plutr orted
50 Bundles Sheet iron, assorted
5000 t6s Sheet Zinc,
4 lot CT Banca Tin, &c. For sale low
OF l3.dIa y. s EIISS
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XzrENDOSs GEASs-30O BOXES a.
~ ficarh, aad American Glass, now On. I,S7 ''''l
aver, rae and qunity IN general n,e, for sale l oi
scfI 3.-dts GREGORY. R0YALL 4 SItlp<C,.
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E.NGsEE EXaEg.ERg0N.-Thesubscr,oc

4 ing obtained at considerable expense. from Mr.
Nhitchur~t's Washington Gallery, Daguerre,t,r c.o
.4e following distinguished characters mo,trcsp Ccruy
invites the pub. cal AID examine them, in conn,c.
ION with 'isc number Of bis own productions, at tie
n hifnhn-.t Ga llcIY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
'rt'CrTs-pesoOF UO0DN

w Rubber Oyer-coats. PANT Bouts aid ~ -
silk Grghnm and Canbie aabrellas. a I'M -
NV iu-t received At the clofhin. II oa,ftrinc
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Why is it that the rainbow and the cloud
come over us, with beauty that is not of
earth, and then pass away and leave us to
muse on their faded loneliness Why is it
that the stars which hold their festival around
their midnight throne, are set above the grasp
of our limited faculties, forever moeking us
with unapproachable glorys And why is it
that bright forms of human beauty are pre-
sented to our view and taken from us, leaving
the thousand streams of affection to flow back
in Alpine torrents upon our heart We are
born for higher destiny than that of earth.
There is realm where the rainbow never
fades, where the stars will be set out before
US like Islands that slumber on the ocean,
and where the beautiful being that now passes
before us like the meteor, will stay in our
presence forever. Prentice