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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
AuRoRA BoREALls.--Many Of our cit

AURORA BoREALls.--M Many Of our cili
Gems we're favored on Tuesday night last
with sight Of this beautiful phenomenon.
For more than an hour II was visible 10 the
heavens, ever changing. ever new and cve'
beautiful. Among its pecul,arllies, rct
dering il different from any We have a,.t
seen before, was pearly wh.'ehess, II
s,ead ol The usu, red color Of the Aurora
another was that il vas not confined to Tia,
east, but It's principle appearance was ~
The form OF bow spanning the heavens
with tremulons arch OF nebulous light
| IRON west to east This more than once
faded almost out and reappeared nj inter
walls, removing TO tho south, until i, might
he almost termed Aurora Anstralls. II
was strange TO observe the stars diml.
shining through this line Of light, and ,e
notice the peculiar halflight which its re
Elections caused Il was a truly beautiful
and wonderful phenomenon, calling the
mind away from earth TO how 10 awe ant
delight before that Being whose wisdom
spoke into existence universe SO toll 8
| glory aud beauty. Muscatine Eng.
| We have heard seyera! persons speak o.
The above phenomenon as one Of remarka
Die dislnctness and scarcely allied IN II,
general appearance 10 what IS usual.
termed The aurora borealis.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Thls structure i
%, yet completed. The fair was expect
ed to open on The LIST inst
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

OUR Mr.. Sargent having reformed 10 this
~ CITY 'oreside permanently, will give 3
personal attention to the Tnrcf ase and sale 81
Real Fsta'r n commission, aud to GU. landma,-
trrs generally.
Parties DESTROYS q employing our services IN
THIS line of business NAV RELY upon Is receiving
Promft attention. COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport June ID, 1859.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

10 CoRREsfUNDENrs - several comm
cations on hand will appear next week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

The spirit rapping mama has reacbe
England and France,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

NHlIE and Colored Carpe, Chain, Cotton
w Yarn and Cotton Batting for sale BY
nav IL VAN TGYI. a COOK.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

7 EGliORN, Straw, Palm, Wool and Fur
- Hats, IN great variety. for sale BY
NAV ~ VAN TflYt, & COOK.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02
LOOK HERE!

"E viii sell you Preion's and .Ne-ri'
w least PoRder al 30 cts. per box; eie1pe'
han saiefatus. VAN TUYL a. COOK.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

DE ~ RICE one 81 The most interesting "oiks
- Of fiction ever written by Ca'harine Sinclair.
Price in paper snr.. cl Ii 11e., for sale a,
P RTER s, Rock Isl nd Book Store.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

HOEtRNMFNr land selected and entefea
NJ with Land Warrants for all PERSONS VINO
m Apply to &C FULTON
P s. S'me frs, class Lands vet 10 enter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

Cases Rnlsd Cap and Letter paper nov
- aFea n',d Tor sale 10 dealers al Low ,a,o WV
June 80 w. IL liDI ME- - q
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-06-02

- MALL but choice stock Boaaefs for ale very
~ low hy VAN TltTL ( COX.
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A CARD.
A ID Nj | MS TR ATOR'S
NOTICE.
LUMBER, LUMBER.

SEASONED Boards, loist and Scan ling. 70
~ sale. Applyto A. c. FCLT N.
June 2 40
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ZINC Wash Boards, Tabs, bu, k-ls aod e,o ~.
II ins for sale by VAN TUlL looh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
CENTRAL AMERICA.

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune
GRANADA Monday, Aug l. 1853 '
News has just arrived here that Gen Carrera, Pres
ideut of Guatemala bso marched for Honduras about
the lst Of July, and at the same time Gen Cabsnas
Presldent Of Honduras had marched out Ia meet hun
Al a small town on the border of Guatemala aud San
Savador, called Chquimula Cabanas was suddenl, op-
Iosed by Gov Abuso. of Cbquimula, nth 800 troops
The whole army of Cabanas consisting "f only 800
men. Cabanas selected 400 men, aid placing himself
al their head attach ed Gov Abusto but was compelled
TO retreat alter short combat He, however rallied
agaD and Nth about the number Of soldiers made
second attack but, with result than the first,
receiving at the beginning mortal sound from mus
ket ball, from the effects Of which De died IN three
dave. Tie army unoer Gen Carrera AZ this time was
reported TO be within two days march of Chiqulmnla
and is supposed 10 be by this date n the Capital Of
Honduras. Csrrera has Ill army of $500 men, well
drilled
Presidtnt Chamorro came near being murdered about
ten days ago IN Mabagua The soldiers discovered the
plot IN tine TO him -Four prisoners were brought
here on Saturday hight last nom Man4gua aid commit
ted prison. They impiCafe .rtain Revolutobists
and cay they TO have received large for the
murder.
On the evening Of the 2-th ult. an express arrived
here from IL Announcing the death Of the Bishop ct
hIs palace lie did the DAY before and report says
was poisoned As several Of bis died also il
set dovnns fact that some person or persons admins
tered poison, and two gentlemen OF Granada, whose
Dames have not been able yet to ascertain, were
lesd laN Dleht Inc! hHd just arrived au1 we're WIN
the Bishop few moments before leaving Leon All is
excitement and confusion here, the bells toling aud
being performed in all the churches Up the
tine of my writing nothing further has been heard Of
the prisoners Of the Bishop.
Are we poor Americans 10 remain here in this country
without any officer of the United States Government 70
appeal TO in of insult and bad Treatment | did
Dot understand the message of Gen Pierce. True,
be bas appointed Ministers here But while there
are plenty Of capable men ready 10 come vii be leave
her h..
poiles who have unfinished paos complete at
home, and therefore ole resigns aud another DELAYS
coming, and all this time Americans suffering This
is nct rs is should be-. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
THE ERIE ROAD NAIL AGENTS.

n ~ ESsor II m ~ T. rss~a~
SIN: While you are engaged in reforming the Post
Office very many persons would be thankful for az over
hauling ofthe Mail Agents the Erie Railroad Letters
this place from the city mailed the afternoon. reach
Deposit. or should do SO, At A. NJ next morning and
should be taken by stage to this place same day Six
seven hours delay il allowed 81 Depoat-nns enough
surely rtheir dispatch from that Office But instead OF
coming on the day they usually stopped t tue
nett Letters mailed At Nes-York the l9h and ~hrh
should be here the eoh have jus: arrived this eveong
This Is common thing TIE fault lies between the Post
Master at Deposit and the Nail Agents the road II IS
ssid that frequently fail leave their Ills At the
proper oce carving them by and bringing th-m back GA
some day after Nothing can be than the general
en in these matters Let the Ad nlnstrson an
ploy fs own partissns if WILL II should IT eas. sesc,
me who can with facility and who como-t-n for
the service Yours. esp sfn ". A SUFFERER.
RE,<rzsfs. Ostsso Co. n Y. Oct -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
DARK SHADOWS.
10 ~ ESiisr ef Tie n. Y. Tri1sHe.

10 ~ ESisr IF Tie \. T. TriesHe
Sir Gentlemen, tell you that Sodom and Gomor-
"rsh their worst days did not coutan more foune.s
ethan this same City Of New-i oTk at th. time" Such
the strong but words used by of our best
and most popular physicians 10 nis cass medical
college in this City last week The rrmark vas called
rth by the presence in that Of several specimens
Of the genus homo Of one Year old and less brought
Ia him for bis advice at the College Clniqae; poor,
vretcbed, shrunk and vitheted specimens they were
And What their diseased What was il that caused
tine mOihtrs 10 bring those Ltfle rbel- boxing
more lii. bait .yed cats than hum,n b-ings Oie ,rgs
e.ss., sny j. cure curse brought them by n
IN dine City Governuenr in two words DsrY STREETS
Y.s Mr.. Eoisr those words u largest type
sno let csbpOt get the paolic g. open
sufficiently IA aid understand Tie <noe OF
hose two worcs Don't let be soi- 20 did
& know Of ibis. the print Is too tns {, read Y"ur
Isp,r psneratss Amops VIII forced or I'D 4.
physcisIs 70 tr-ac thu the dak and
loaihs sys sro back yards thi- large City
L.itose ssssi Who sit high 10 the Synag yu-s they
. ut SIC shall Let D. hsv- loud ind znsnt .hout -
those in psrer Which shall rps Ia their until are
nd Of This foul ln ht.ou- blot up"n tn nsm- Il ,ur
sooc CRY II waiting until cholera yeax fever
- :, phu- hresks oct and rsvsge- then i too
late net only Is the uischi-f re, the p-s,i
er O. appears fhre vDose lld have weight with
mr. C;ovtrnrsnt have bss-y ceserfsd CIV, snd Ia
.o1e PURE country place watch ely uuiil the Ere has
burned ifs-f cut
aNow'sfl- day N d now s The hsur" AMI whiis We
,n ~. store marked tubsc WRATH il crush-s tie
~ . If tho. sbp have pey--ec hsr duty 1T u II
,h.-e ar not osher Questions <hca folOg ia tn
.as Of III, INQUIRY B=cssse the Hygenc lraz@r-nt
n lsge city Goes not SIMPLY co1si'i - fhlg =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
A VOICE FROM THE LABoRERS.

PITTSBURGH Pa, Aug. 3 1855
Busse. Correspondence offhe Tribune
Enclosed please find $SS for many copies OF your
Hsekiy Tribune for year
The above subscribers a employees of the Penn
ylyana Railroad Company, and, with few exceptions,
mecbs ncs working iD h- machine shops OF the mpssy
in this city who recognize in your paper freni Of the
worhngmsn-s determined foe Of Whatever TENDS TO de-
grade Labor bold d. nouncer II every kind Of oppres
sion-an able advocate of universal Liberty.
Your IsoS CRY,
The LOp,,rie Ky COuri>r says that Gov. Mstcslte
is in town The OLD Stone Hammer still looks hale aud
his eye Yet xrkles With the cundy of MS spirits More
than forty years Of adtve service in connection with pub
lie life havs in impaired the vsor of his m@ots
acu-s He is enthusiastic aud warm hssrtei as
when in sC9 he set the northern portion Of the STATE
gre with hs appeals fromth hustnss 10 the PATRIOTISM VI
he people and his loud denuncisnns c British agges
ion His life has been EVENT. al one. and without stu
gle set TO which he point with gret Sp1pgng tron
be ranks of the people be has always been tho peoples
riend and bis career noble example to the youth of
he lard Long nav he wave cou h him gently, rmel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26
UTAH.

ysurncy Across she Plaips-tsreaf salt Lake-ssate
Of seeiofy-Brishsm xosng-Poiy gnmy.
Bf bees L. "A Ks.n. catEr JCsJtcs % UTAH.
Prs, me Bah fstenhen Co. W Advocate.
GREA AT SALT LAKE CITY r4etjsy June IS 1853
w. g RHoDfs-IDser So: Ia Accordance With
ssresusr. sno nv own feelings take this opportunity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-25
THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.



A Senate bill authorisng the James River
and kanawha Company to pledge it's tolls up
on Rlvanna river tonnage, 20 complete the
Rivanna improvement, was taken up on motion
of MIR. Rives, and passed-ayes 81, noes q.
The bill authorship the Board of Public
Works 10 construct railroad from Covington
TO the Ohio river, was taken up and ordered TO
be engrossed for third reading.
Mr.. Anderson moved that the bill be al once
placed upon it's passage.
The motion as opposed by Messrs. Goode,
of NJ, Moor. and RICE, and supported by
Messrs. Ecnols, Rves, Massey, Patrick, and
Lewis.
On the question OF the passage OF the bill to-
day, the ayes and noes we're demanded and
the constitutional number tt"o.ihirds of the
whole housed were found 10 favor Of proceed
ing at once TO the passage Of the bill. There
were 1912 TO 80 in favor of immediate action
After an unsuccessful motion 10 lay the bill
on the table, it was passed-ayes Sc, noes Al
The bill authorizing an increase of the CAPT
tai stock of the Manassas Gap Railroad Com
panv, was then taken up and alter remarks
by Mr.. Martz, in its favor-passed-ayes SO
noes 50. tTae State takes three-ffths of the
stock.
The bill authorising the Orange and Alexan
drla Railroad Company to extend that road BY
way Of Charlottesville, TO Lynchbarg, was Ia
ken up and ordered to be engrossed for thrc
reading. The stock is 10 be increase 81,
oOO 900 for said extension.
4 near clock the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-25
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SUNDAY AND MONDAY.

AMERICAN F H Smith, University OF
v; @ NJ Jewell and 3 c Beard. do: Can. Jos
Sect, Petersburg; r Whyte, H Whyie and
w Bishop, do; A 8 Caperton, Monroe: J +
Strother, Washington; Mrs Beresford, N Y;
Rev w II Starr, Norfolk; A F Crutchfield
Petersburg; AL Whaling, Fredericksburg; T
How, York; A 6 Bartlett, Roanoke. C Ell
bridge, do; q Robinson, N c; w L Allen
Georgia; l. I Clark, Goochland; P A Gill
Neisoe; J Holmes an lady, Charleston;
Mrs kidder do; DIR ID w Mosely, Bucking.
Miss Monieiro, do; w I Joynes, Pete, sburg;
Miss Marbury, Peters ,urg; Miss Harriss, Miss
Watkins and G ) Walk 80; Miss Harriss,
Clarkesville A Rawling, Charlotte, c E
Stevens, Va; l. Gilbert, Cumberland; 5 c
White, Accomac; l. J Tracy and lady, n Y;
L w Blaksby and Ed Tompkins, do; lack
Taylor, PhiIadelph; F w Coleman, Caro-
line.
EXCHANGE HOTEL--C Memam and Nor
rs, Springfield, Mass; A Day and lady. Hartford;
c Nay lor, Pa; w Mcdonald Hampshire; d Cow
derry, Norfolk; J B Robinson, Boston DR. Temple,
Hanover; 81 Anderson, Va r r; w LaEcas-
ter, Petersburg; Force, N Y; D Powell, N {;
Stone, Brooklyn, Y; Lawrence, Charles
| ton; ECwlin, Lynchburg w Ma5selwDife salt
| vile. Va; II Foot and Spague York; NJ
| Goul .sborougn, Alexandra; w II Grovwln, de- h
X chambers, LAZY End child. Va; I II Laird and
| lady y; brown. fredericksburg; Il Alien, r,
| 4uo ! Auains r !; II : Allen Pnla; Gray,
| nocsIngham; Gray and servant, etaunton I A
| Dux- Louisa; Minor, ca flCttasville; I Lab5y
| and c W L TRY Lynchbu w PaEncl. Peters.
| burg; 4 Baylor, Eesexi Yale and Miss fae,
| Conn; L Gennerr !; q Hryce. Portsmf nth; I
| Kellogg, NY; Miss Dee r Deery and A Deery;
| lem; Sweet, WIscphtiO; w Deughert, Washing
| toll; w Jenkes, NY
| CITY HOTE &C D Moore Keysville; Fitch,
| L ckn CHAM; Mias ii a r zen and Miss Fitch,
d Il t;ytn.. Va; " Bsgby, do; J w Dickinson,
| E,sol . q 'lCG anre, K Agent; w Fitch, Pc.
| tersbur-; Smith 90 2 v Pierce Texas; T. Sutton,
| Caroilne; 7 Samuel, do; K Waddy Louisa J N
| Philips, Wocdviiif; C G Brent Augusta; G Wing
| fed c; H L Bowles and lady. Cum berand; Il n
Jones and g Smith, do: w Morris MOBILE Col
billiard, Sussex; B How!ett, Va NJ Burnley
and daughter, King William.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL j a McCutchan, Angus.
ia; John Kelley, Richmond; DR. l. Archer, Beo
| IA Arsenal; NJ Johnson. Richmond; } w Watkinf,
Craig; Philip and Hiram Bolt, Caswe; VIM A
Ronald, Christansbur2; James Hsney, Hebron,
Ohic; H Charleton, Kew Orleans; J 5 Colby, New
York; S Smith, Boston; henry Avery, New
York; Cottreli; Chesterfield; 6 Goldsmith, Phila.
delphi3; J m Archer. Pow hAiau; NJ X Hurt and
HurI Franklin; . II Merriman, buckingham; q VI
Reynolds, Botetourt; K NJ Moore, Florida; A a
Kent Petersburg; q w Cox. Goochiand; K A
kawling, Charlotte; Ford, Petersburg; DR. T J
Young and T hobbs, Prince EoWarc; Miss NJ A
Parks and Mi.s 5 Parks, New YORK: L Scott, Pow
hatan; Herndon. Spottsylvaaie.
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Letter 10 be Read and Thought upon.
m m r EAST. WEST AND NORTH HAVE

a Letter to be Read and Thought upon.
nv x EAST, WEST AND NORTH HAVE
i SPOKEN-NOW SPEAKS THE SOUTH
THE SUNNY SOUTH Hear the tribute given BY
ooe of her sons, in bis 74th year. Can there ba
sny mind 80 D ejadiced not to yield 10 such
mass OF testimony daily given in favor Of GHmp.
toms Vegetable TiDctnre. in every hsrnies,
Iiage and city where II has found lts way Crate.
full hearts speak its praise
CHESTER DISTRICT. South Carolina
January I'd. 1853
Messys Mortimer & MoVbTay- Gentlemen :-Fo,
the Last i've years have been severe sufFsrs,
tom Rhsumatsm, till seeing your recommends
ton OF Hampton's Vegetable Tfncturs, purchased
bottle and the FIRST dose has much relieved me
that consider il but justice 10 give 10 the suerus
world the result ofthe application.
Mine was acute Rheumatism in the back-so bad
that | was confined 10 my bed for the last six
months The first bottle acted like charm the
.econd restored strength 10 m poor afflicted bacs
and i am now as well and feel as young as when
| was sixteen. / ara now seventy four years Of
age.
I consider your Tipcture the greatest discovery
of the age; and poor suffering humanity ought 10
erect monumental DR. Hampton. who mas saved
thousands from pain And you, gentlemen have
acted the part OF public benefactors in disseminat.
ing the benefits which have resulted from your in.
valuable Tincture.
am plain cotton planter and have never writ.
ten for literary fsme but when my fellow beings
are afflicted shall hesitate, or, through rnodesty
withhold any information valuable to my fellow
MANI so you consider this worthy of a place in
any Of your newspapers, your are at liberty 10
make OF it
Yours, truly, ALVAH KENDALL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Despq7
A Lady Testimony after Mirty-eigM years Of
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful med.
ine could it perform the astonishing cures made By
it,
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April l5 1885,.
Messrs Tyler Adar:
have been afflicted with rheumatism, at times from
my twelfth year, will be fifty years of age the 18th
ofthis month the attacks at times severe a.
to render helpless; have tried various remedies
to very little effect Last October was attacked in
my shoulders sides back and hips; could not rest
day night; | could not move any part of my BODY
without crying with pain at this time also tried
ny remedies internal and external without receiving
any relief; last advised to try Hamptons We
getable Tincture; before had taken one bottle Of
which felt much better, and continued taking
felt strength coming into my back and limbs, and my
stomach strengthened and revived every way; have
taken five bottles and much better than expect
ed to be. | intend to 1t whenever need it, and
would recommend it to the afflicted believing it une-
qualled. - ~
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL-
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Chaplain in the U. States Navy,

Hampton's Vegetable Tncture, oy its mild action On
the stomach liver and the kidneys, will cure dyspep
sia cough asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
in the back, side and breast consumption, scsofula,
rheumatism govt, neuralgia, fistua, piles bowel com
plants worms nervous ebility-with all diseases ar
sing from impure blood and is the greatest female
dicine ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis and certificates Of
cures.
For sale by o. A. STRRCKER, Main street. Rich.
mond; G. B. JONES 4 CO., Petersburg, Va; Doctor
COOKE, Fredericksburg MORTIMER g. NOW
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-25
A LETTER FROM GEN. PIERCE

The fOi lowing touching letter was written
by General Pierce to a personal friend soon
ate! MS retirement from the United States Sc
nate some years since, in reply to letter 0
coincidence on the death of beautiful and
manly boy, his cherished son. A later and
Sit! more melancholy bereavement, gives it
an additional interest that all will appreciate.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 30, -.
My dea- Friend You have been often in
my rnOnght since | received your atfectIonate
letter of the 10Th inst. ltwa # the ear
lest OF the kind from my personal friends !;
soothing and grateful TO me at the time. And
il has Aeen pleasant since, TO think of you as
among those who have truly sympathiZed
with US IN this dark hour Ut overpowering az
fiction.
Under bereavement like this, how trifing-
q, how very trItilng do most OF The cares, and
purposes, and plans of this world appear We
can hurdly realize how IL rs, that our hearts
have been so eEgrossed in little matters of the
day. We open our eyes, it were, from
dream, upon the realities that are around aud
before US. We see "psssng away" written
upon all things Of this world. We feel that
we arr mere stJOurners, practitioners here,
and seem to estimate With an proXmation
TO truth, the great interests OF eternity, as
comp red with those OF time. | 90 earnestly
desne 10 keepnwake TO these matters not 10
fail mo The spell, where as it were from ne
cesSty, We look through a false medium,
which pacen eternity SO far off, and gives 10
the things OF time such vast magnitude and
DdlsprOpOTi0nate Importance.
remember well the conversation on our
ride 10 The q to which / suppose you refer
The convictions of my judgment have long
been strong and decide d, but The little iEhu
ence they have had upon my life is sad H.
lusuaion of the great truth with the heart
man belevsih unto righteousness"
Our dear boy WIS i'll three weeks, and the
last four da, S OF his life was period of much
suffering. In the midst Of our deep sorrow |
find inc xnressible relief in the thought that sit
is well with the child" He said much, to
use his own expression. OF The blessed Jesus"
especially on the Sabbath. And now his in
definite inn ressions and childish fancies are
exchanged for full knowledge and never end
ing Iruition. lie is, as w. firmly believe,
"Wnere no blight falls
On the Leautiiul rose OF youth"
He WIS bright, aiiectionate, manly boy
the pride and JOY OF his fathers heart-lhe
light and life Of our home. We now feel, and
must long continue 10 tee his loss. We are
conscious OF his absence at every turn. We
weep but the cup OF sorrow is lot unmngled
rich consolation.
Lave many things 10 say to YOU when we
meet. Till then, your stricken friend,