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RIVER IIIPORTs.

! PARKERsBURGH.-Per Steamer Fort Pitt
L & d, G lIhd tobacco; Geo Wilson, % sacks po-
tatoes, W.T. Robinson, 1928 do do; J R Miller Il
Co; 95 do oats; Crangle & Co, hhds tobacco; A,
so do do. 55Gtii- 49, 5.
CINCINNATI Per steamer Thos Stp1hn---
Forsyths & Hopkins, 100 bbls oil, so hlf do pork,
so bbIs do, 6 hid tobacco, 2 bx books. t0do axes,
20 ire hams;. McAnfee Bros, So bales hemp; ] H
Stout, s bxs, 20 bbis alcohol, Q hid shoulders, 81
tres hams, bbis beef; Nm NJ Bertyhill, lot bed
ding; n K List & Co, 25 bbls liquor; Cook
Reynolds, Dbl dried beef; A G Robinson, 10 hid
Shoulders; Jno Knote, Q bales skins; Copan d
Keys, 1872 bbls pork; Athey & Son, 10 bxs.
Arrivals aud Departures OF steam Boats
- 80 = 1890. -. =. LII.
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By comparison of the receipts of the two
ou'hs twill be seen that there has been total
sasale, during April. of ss,s5o,54, of which
'rtis.sO is on the Washington Branch. Gu the
Nam sem the decrease is 81, 500, 81 most of w hicL
iinthsism of passengers. the decrease on fleight
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,,,,,,. ,DISSULUIIJN.-
LA. .tDoane & Co., has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. ,f5,IIES-Ng 8 as. Do Nh,
Ma,e,slS 1884, nafs srf a; M Mes W i1s,4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-13

sa5l.a.s 81 s.ee7 20 sasO. s47 OF
Tie receipts of the preceding month, tMarch,)
re as follows, having been the heaviest by ma
thousands since the completion the Road to
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t.--+ TIMOTHY SEED. Is
IN Blu. prime Timothy Seed just yeeeived and sale
CU scpi3 JOHN r. MORROW
LANDRETH'S GARDEN. SHEDS.
UST RECEIVED, al fresh supply OF Landretl's well
and justly celebrated Garden Seeds, sale in
bulk and retail pacages. Alsoa choice lot OF Flower
Seeds q e9gfi 17s'-i . Isl ssl Isl-.a
These Seeds the growth OF the proprietor, whose
long experience in Ibis business enables linn
with confidence, and holds himself per onaly
slonbe public their eitdlity and genei good
quality zach paper bears label with the and
j. H.icRUMBAcKER,
mr6 agent for David Landreth.
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I'm PANTHEON -

ID first rate article aud mistake. II you do not be.
lie that is Just come and buy teoMly 10 cents.
For sale by u. b VOwELL e
feb Union at.
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MEDICINAL MoNDER

OF the nineteenth century Its scientific man
in woriI would admitted that miracle ned
cine heretofore supposed 10 have existence,
STlMULANTi THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its is expended, is the with opium,
coolic preparations, and al other excttants Teeec
these brie it may we'll be said olhim who takes
81 he last state OF that is than the frs % But
the Elixir is exherant without single draback-saie
in its OPERATION perpetual in its happy influence
nerves, the mind and the entire IL viii also
sleepessnes dislike OF society ineapacity Ior study
hHSina e
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Mr.. Richardson, the leader of The Nebraskaites
stated that he was advised TO say that the propo-
slton made ~ the morning to postpone the special
order on account Of the Nebraska bill, would meet
with no opposition from the friends of that mea-
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MORNING, MAY 10. 1854. /.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.. 5isss.s;
.PirrsBuRoiI, May l2.-Riyer 9 feet inches al
assfnid Weaeher clear and pleasant g - - ,
CiscrsSAr,, May l2--Riyer falling slowly
Weather fine. s7,-.s..
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Main stem Wash branch Totals
lEsn.ss...... no % Se2 .09I on S6S;S0f 90
sssli.. 5Ol,G 59 80 6ss7s 10 ,646 70
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-l1ls3 1'sfl1l1f7l FOR RENT. -,!t' n 4
HOUSE on the IslaId, containing seven ruons-rent
IA One Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Possession given
Immediately, on the first OF April. lzsl
Eng ire or Fl. T. CRANMER, - 81 lsss 81
feboS No ii5 Main street !
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Sa56,@O 40

Main stem. Wash branch
lEersers.............-S 51,4a4 90 So, s66 - =
bsh.................. ..3o5, 446 81 7,65l OF
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No language canconvey adequate idea the immedI
ate and almost irucuos change which 1t occasion tic
diseased, and shattered
er broken down by excess, weak by nature or impaired
by sickness. tile unstung and reaSed organization
once braced, reviviled and built up The mental
ysical symptoms Of disease yaIs
der its influence. Nor is tho effect temporary;
the relief permanent the cordial proper
the medicine reach the constitution SELL and restore
Is normal condition. Well the preparations be CALI
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NH 4. MOGE& SON, -
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
~ Marshall @. H., Va, Moundspille, p. o,
w practice in Ohio, Marshall and wezel counties
wv Particular attention will I've given 10 collections
Laad business All kinds OF land constantly for sale
ap21-fydStw ~ --.-5- = =
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FUR RENT. y I-@--T1 100
A dwelling House with six rooms and stable. Also,
N Two Dwelling HOUSES containing three Ioonis, each
with basement. Appiy To- .ssFf tstsf
.p,s,t 90 . 9so os ef VIM.
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ONLY ARTICLE OF THE KIND EVER

chambers, by or which. with two pounds TO
lie gallon wafer is KEEP TAT tecraiure OF 4Oe above
cost OF some four per day family ordinary
size be constantly supplied with wac cold ice
itself; ger numbers In the proportion. This
been found by sexual experiment TO be wing least
evenly five er CENT over Esrthe Jars iofmery used
for this purpose. Ill 49, ,F t-.il.stE
Asdf these coolers SEvEa sxkri in this way, saving
much uillec essary waste and trouble.
Iicins manufactured III tn most workmanlike style
aud Handsomely finished III every RESPECT, they rake
very beautiful ornament Tor the Dining Room Hotel
Steamboat.
An important Improvement lately aided to the
Cooler, viz: small Pan Capable OF holding from six
eight Pounds OF butter) is inserted directly undec the
cover. This qualty Of butter be kept perfectly la
aay. without additional icea very important
10 the economy aud comfort OF families.
BURNETT & Co.'s. - - = ..
House Furnishing Establishment,
No. IA Z. Fourth st Cincinnati.
For sale by HOBBS, BARNES & Co.
n,y2:Iy Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-13

20 g CINCINNATI MARKET.
May 12.--Flour dull, but not lower, prices
range from 7,75 to 500 for common and good
brnads. Whisky22I: Cheese 81. Nothing done
IN PROVISIONS. Sugar steady. Linseed OIL at 80,
cash u = ~ 1890. - -
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is presented as In the nater hediea hher-
10 unheard OLA stimulant without a reaction.
The which its mai ingredient, has been
mtted the medical and institu
Morse, whose undI spued authority IN science
discovered the productionin Arabia where his attention
dueed the natives. In fact tie wonderful power of
exaustless vsor exhibited by tho Atab
sexes in their desert pigrmases is attributable 10
the OF this vitalizing herb. FElete
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-13
Save Your IceI

This article is the application scientific
prin.nies the intended viz: keep
possible, long PoRsfbe. possible
quantity Of Ice. 30 74lea 500 ltt1
The fropTietor has long devoted his attention this
particular branch OF domestic economy, and passing from
one improvement 10 another. has at length arrived
perfection IL is possible 10 reach AprooT OF this
Our In the very general OF these Coolers In all
OF the county,. Asimple statement regard
First. y
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Loss or MEMORY.

Confusion, giddiness, rush blood lie head,
~, debility hysteIia, thoughts
sedesu ucton, lear o. insanity iiypoehondiias ays
pepsia, general prostraon, riitabty, iervousieSs
bity steep, diseases incident females, decay
oPogang functions, hysteria, nonomana, vague
rors palpitaon heart inoteney. coIStipatiOn etc.
ETC. from whatever cause arising 1t f there is re
placed testimony absolutely inable
a GREAr MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.. -
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q FRESH, OYSTERS.
lust received at 81 pefcan, and warranted
q ian3f TIM PARKER
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NO MERCURY OK UPIUM-SULEMN OATH.
d. Morse having recently heard that physicians,
druggists hRv asserted that his Cordial
tanned Mercury and Opium has made the following ada
VIII Whether physicians and druggists supposed it
contained Mercury or Opium from the singular energk
with which il particular diseases, or fiom the
great relieving pain, out OF he knowsnt
State OF New York, city and county OF New York,
cd before Il. Mcke, Mayor OF the city Of New
York, Meiealf Morse, who by me being duly sworn, doth
say that subimate 9TH
or mercuial preparation used in compromising and
Iactung or Is contained in the medicine known the
name OF DIR. lnvigoating Elixir Cordial, and
It does not contain particle OF Opium
Sworn before me, this 26th day OF June, 1916 49,
A. H. MtCKLE, Mayor
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,spT a IS Removal. - - = -. fJTfsr,
TIE subscriber has removed his 10 rye and splendid
stock OF FnshiNabe Hats aud Caps, to Union Hall
building, No. So, Oeoenly oecIcd by John Elliott
doors south OF the North Western Bank
ap7 % ~ y tsi5fE ~. w, W. UNISON
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aree TO be placed human absolutely inable
a GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects OF this great restorative In all
complaints Ecden 10 females. mark new In the
nails OF medicine. Thousands OF stlnulants have been
vemed-thousamds OF inygoants coRcoctcd-al purport
ing be specified in the various diseases aud de-
nents which delicate lofmStOn
her liable The result has heretofore been uniform These
uostrums indeed impaired mOmentary vivacftyIo
the system, transient and delusive yigor the
niscles ihZ fash Relief has been succeeded BIZ
grcatef than before, tno
often been utterly TO parayze the Operative
pOwer and the vital Organizations finally
IN IeSfr uIna atlent. ItItiu
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FASHIONABLE 7MERCHANI IAILOR-i
ING ESTABLISHMENT.s Il 3f+5ts Z
NO. IS CORNER MONROE ARD WATER STREETS, =
wheeling, Va 49, &
TTNH0S. HUGHES bes call the attention Of his
friends and customer and the BE public gem
+ CLOTHS, CkSSIMRRES AND VESTINGS;
adapted to Spring and Summer wear.
all orders will beexncuted the shor est notce and
in the most superior and fashionable style.
p.Gonstanty handsa splendid assoItmeH of St-I
pexflte GIoLtilgs AIDE equ4l To- custom WORK g.b
Please CALL aud examine the stock.s.s an4:9m
z 1afs Nd; Lard on ! prime iafticie Tor sale by
I'd fehi9 az3ss z sHslstf KELLS & CALDWRLL
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will replace weakness with strength capacity with en-
cheney irresuariiy with UNIFORM and natural activity and
thu not only without hazard of reaction, but with han
effect on The general organization. earin
that all maaes wherever they begin, fnfs with the Ier
system, and that tie lyZItOm oGtle
motion and sensation is ysieai death Bear in mind
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Mary ann NooeLt on complainant In the circuit court
John Robertson,' David Campbell, ;sis
and Thomas Sweeney and Andrew I'M, l.,
,. Sweeney, and which tad Swee s,xo S,yy hed
neys partners under the firm - Io, ~ III To-
maine OF I. Sweeney 6 Son, imnny A' = 'u 'o a.
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. = y RUUkIJALE ICE.E !" Ia u
NE subscribers will commence delivering their very
Il superior Ice to customers this morning. ~ r#
Ordcrslet with themselves. either OF the drivers,
will be promptly attended TO. y...
April ain, "a t'H WAhRks < a s9ss;
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TIL Isannual election for nine Directors OF tho Wheel
ing Savings Institution serve for the ensuing year, will
be held Office said Institution Tuesday the 9Th
May, between tho houTs f10t nd 2 O'Clock
APPS ss, ., ,s.. WIN. Mccoy r,...,,r.
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- VIM. Matthiessen, 3 " T:. /;
s, WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE.
No 14s EaH Bay corner. Of Qhee,. street, J;
t.e Charleston, g. q. ~ q,F4
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICfE.

10 We are authorized to announce EpwAap
NOBLE q candidate for the Legislature. -
~ The friends of Capt. s. A.EIopcEs res.
Pectfully announce him as candidate for: 1az
Collector at the ensuing election: ~ ~.
eB The friends of JoHN r. WnsoN respect.'
fully announce him as a candidate for Tar Col.
tion. y : q e'''.
tB WE are authorised to announce th q Rev
JAMES MooRE IA d. candidate for reelection as
1ar' Collector ofSAbbeyille District, at the en-
suing election. : 9.-.,,,a. :, 7.2...5;y. -.
TIE friends of JAMES H.yCopB respectfully
announce him as candidate for Sheriff at the
coming election. ~
eB The friends Of Col. A G. DARLINGTON
respectfully announce him as Candidate to
represent the 4th Congressional District at the
election In October next. ~. [mar 26-46 :
IS tB The friends of JAMES M. .:vANDlYER
respectfully announce him ass ascandidate for
Tag Collector Of Abbeyille District, at the en-
suing election. zss: t.''sN =, = - :, s :
az The friends; 81 b. wssHAwTHoRN re-
sPectfully announce him a candidate for Sheriff:
CITY Of Abbeyilie District, sat the ensuing cleo
:atY The friends;of G. M. {MATTIsoN res
Peetfully announce him as a candidate for
SAkrW Of Abbevil1e District at the ensuing elec
I tBvThe friends Of THOMAS r. dooHRANt
respectfully announce him as acGandidate for
sheraf Of Abbeyille District at the ensuing eIee
Y The friends: Of JAMES N. MARTIN re.
speetfuily Announce him as candidate for
Sheri6 Abbes illsy District, at the ensuing
election. ~ n 4. .;..,s >
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JUsTEREe,ETVED! $ =;

). !. &. JUST RECEIVED! -
NJ. STRAUSS, i: ::::::::::: COX kesBury,
IsADIEs DRESS GOODS such, as Baregess
- Tissues Ghsll renadipes Aiusllns, Pop
lihss,a plain, figured, dotted Swiss MUsLIEs;
Silks Ginghams, Jaeonets dc. y
: ,{sisssysf Embroideries. = a.55s, -
Beautiful assortment of ara heInisettes; In
FAINT Bodies. Under Sleeves, .CuAs, Linen Cam
brio Hand de-: ;fs2s:s js2:s ~ 20
80; s; TalMas and 1Iantillas, - e,
:.Ill NEW kTFLR &BONAETs AND MISSES HATS
- : ~ -
Nbbona Gloves, and Iditts = sEdginR and In
seIsingss Fans PARAsO dep effums !. and
DRKssagRIs.AINgs.
Essi5ssss F0E Gents and BOys. Z \: S
,Asfulf nssortmsnt sntofsRE4DYsaL1DE0L0T of 0TH
,LNGssr4H Ala Gaps Boots Reogaps dc. b Linen
DRILLS Cashmere,s Broad CLOTH, sZepfyr Cloth
praP. FEE DC; Besides q nsRsana full lsupplJ
Qfssprjlgs summer, sand Honssho olds Afticiess--
sLIEEGssDIARERS, DE hSsi tate nots To- say
ia be mp count ~ Come
md ssysplne eTP Rl'aIlo1lKss assL0R 1as sPOS
APsikI i; * Il
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from Letters Testirnonials: 20:

few short Testimonials,
- have Cordial
Henh aNaluab ole Hon
and the
It
ever tried
Russia
&I
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N,,,k 1y..f sa,n.- ~ 8. n, ..G..;.
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of EVERY TIoST
IS FsnYCW NJ IS sssS y ss

subscriber will keep on hand The
sSYASHE RoCKAWAYs BARoUGHEs BUGGIEs GGsasULKIs
~ 81, TRAVELLING WAGONS &o@ @s%ss:
double q Buggy HORSE nnhs
"s 81 az ss s-ssls sa hae aseenay sss
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Sfraveds OF Stolen,

EROM The Subsctf fbers plant ation, on Reeiy
IL Branch, in this Distrietr on Friday night
the I'd instant; dark chestnut or mouse colored
MARE MULE, q little under the medium size,
about three years old well formed, in;good or
der. and very gentle sssZ Z<ss s,
npurchased, last January from u Ken
wers closely cropped; add herma was recent
" rsstrimm ed. I. Any information relative to
said Mule, will bes most than and
appreciated ddress Me- snbseri Fiber. ct Long
Gang AbbeyillaD District 8: q. i
fss;s5N Z. -: a. T. .WIDEMAN..S
Jdns no. 1854 s &: ias: st- s
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WINDOW, SAsllKy BLINDS, &c j
HAVING theAgsnsg of the largest Facto.,
IL ry in the StatS am prepared to fill
orders fosany article line, Ess9.ss'
Paints, oils. SGlssssssss .Buildsfss Hafdssrss
and every other article T TtEsstm ling lifiss
49,. =: =. - -. y afy8{NsUA ApfM0NHsf
1926 King strs aa 81 Whale. !;
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NE WB & CO.,
~ & WHOLESALE AND HprAfE SEALEns M 8
READY MADECEOTMENGs

.e Augusta, Georgia. :,
JIM. Newly & Go. aE opening the largest
and best selected StoS Clothing ever, offered
in Augusta. Every elefor ntlemens wear,
of the best Goods, Sli1ke and finch, can, be
found at our establishment, -
Augusta, March 25E5e64. = ssWs 46.Sm ri
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saIF ADVERTISEMENTS.
M 81 ~ fSs5;s,sls,.,..S:s. .Ss {

5: 81 H1SRN ss
8 :es.l Sc UM,
s9rsssr Is soeies espesi afsrs1aSss
!. - Is sss - 50 ~ ,s;
- !, D.eJ s. levy ! S
$ $ MBRS 0llTII's B0YS ~ 5ss.S; Is;
@MssIDEsi1 "a lls1iIIs lENIN - S S
H(EGt leaye to acqnAint. kalesale esBriserss
- that they always hay yeo6 hand d general
assortment @ OF q CLOTH y suitable for al seSs
senss9 hieh they guarantee 10 sell ats & SIS
Z. View York CasIi Prices. S.
NEW GOODS: received byv every steamer:
New York. = ss. sl & -.
az rMerc4 c4ahts suppl led on SIibsral terms.
-: - ~. JOHN IIsaVANNOY, u :
g. :, Is; II M&:PHEIPs 4La} s'Ip sap "a ts.s
Charleston, Mench 25f 8 "a s.. ON
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g !; I Nelson Garter s 3 3
VIII 9.B q q J gG:T ssY, ,i
- N9. RdVsssstief

sIoa OF LARdE syxtlbW HosfAn,i VI. 5 81
NTHERE is prepared so sxtiibit large
~ Of Drugs disinsas
staffs Petfmnsry e6aps Window iSssE TnsEy,.
81, Gc, whieAF pS5erssat tbs lSgsstmaAket
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-: ~, e. HsLans, s ~. 3.
Wholssals Book, stationery and Paasys Goods
IS "a House, :. q. 80,
Medical, MScslsaneods and account BOOKS
Tsin gksa yasists atsstths lowest trade prices 8
& ;s skzayne street ~. s:es s S..
CharlsH6h, Spnlh Carolina. ~ u.
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! 7th. It cures painful Menstruation.
: 8thsI relieyes pain in Back and Loins.
9th. 1t counteraots Nervousness and Despon.
10th, It restores Irregularities. rdency.
llthsIt dispeis Gloomy & Hysterical Feelings.
{ 18th: ITS an admirable Tonic. * IS -.
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!, !. -. 81. 30 5SH HAMRi1Rfy: 81 10; /.

M;A THE undersigned aakss this raeth. 6f:f I;:!t
kGod' ofareturning Thanks fl The liberal &iiHs
patronage heret tofprS CIV en- toshis HOUSE, md
Of Informing his friends and the travelling pub.
lie Tint he stil keeps open thes
for their nee ommoda ation.7 w. q
Having re-itted the Bsil ling. furnished ti,e
Rooms wstlrnewSand cony lent Batniture, and
having Eset'of well dril al -exps4
rienced Caterers and Cooke his Table wiIlsBe
spread with the shsst the prnarket affords, q By
theses and his,own personal Attention, he hopes
to give general satisfaction 70 those who. favor
him with thstr,e9laPan sSs
"a HopsToN has Just compile large and COM
.modious STABLES and cARREAGEHOUsEf In
connection with the HOTEL. and viii take spe- e
ciai charge Of that deparnen & and Will be pre-;
pared TO accemn9as y .sblis with Saddle
on hires and traYellers viii 3sonSsyea with
despatch 1T to any part & of DE sprto eoup-
tryson reasonable ferms. g
sssHe. has also largs and genient LOIS, afSf
the enscomnodatio of 5Trad kaa Stock Driss
ysr ore specially y 9Ia, s.
Hamburg S. C.. May is, 1853 : bss- SIN
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AUGUSTA az y ADVERTISEMENTS.
!: OR Az BRoTHERs. /
UGUSTA,TGI

ESEG e informs The ss!aiss hsys iass
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plume my spirits wings for its upward
fight; but place your hand upon my heart,
that yon may know when am gone
William Gordon lifted up his voice in a
prayer, all saint-like submission and q clild,
ike love He solemnly and tsnderly com
mitted the passing soul Of the wife, the
daughter, the sister and the friend, to her
Saviour and her God, and meekly inplored
for the stricken mourners, the ministration
Of the blessed spirit Suddenly be paused
her heart had ceased its beatipgs His
brow became convulsed, and his voice vas
low and tremulcus as be added
she has left US; oh our Father, she is
with thee now +
Gone our Annie dead 7 exclaimed poor
little Arthur Moore; and spriuging forward
and casting one look on that stil face, be
scratched BIS arms upward and cried-.0h
We sprayed Der in her bris Il dFtrg sss eyan
to the white rosebud twined in her golden
hair. We laid her to rest BY her mothers
side, in q lovely rural graveyard; aud few
months after | took her favcrite rose tree
from the garden and planted it over her
breast
I Our Annie had been gone from us a year
and the rose was IN Its first bloom, when
William Gordon came to bid us a long. lii
mightrb last adieu II was going out as
q missionary to India On the last evening
Of his stay, | went with him to the grave
Of our lost We remained till the grass
was glitteriug with dew aud the stars we're
thick in heaven Many times poor William
turned to depart, and returned again. VIE
both remarked a single rosebud, very like
the one Annie wore on her marriage and at
that second bridal, when she vas welded to
the dust; aud when at last William summon
ed strength to go, he plucked this and
placed it in bis bosom, with many tears.
| doubt not that in his distant home, Id
that dafkened land where he toiled fol
Christ's sake, that flower is still cherished
nfemento pf his sadly beautiful past, and 4
touching remembrancer of shore to which
he hasteneth, and an unfading cline, where
ever liveth !" the rose Of love- in the bloom
OF Immortality, in the sunshine IF Gods
smile
l, toe, an far from the grave, but know
almost to q day when that rose tree is I'M
bloom Every morning another bud is I'M
folding over her resting place; how it loads |
tue air with perfume, as it sways the breezell
and as starlight trembles around it., how
sweetly sleeps the cold dew drop in its
glowing heart