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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR RiS%

Mr.. q. II. JAcKsoN- Dear Sir: Inn.yrasay y Ia
Of duty TO those afflicted with dysose.se f.ss
appetite, win state that AN nex sssas "a hi
! have bssn smictsd with the dys,s.j.a n " :
COMPLAINT for tvo years aed t,leI 49,. I'd h,
BY Mr.. = Crass. After usinr yo., sssssosnaeA.
tine and my.elf enjoying ans hssi,sD W q
food with satisfaction. Na srlg !.
Yours, respectfully, sAxu,,
They may be found ct Z. J. Fisot;s ! nsLiiE
& s,s l. z .sa Asss , Cha: s,
Al orders promptly attsnded Ia NNsanalt /.
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NEW AND SPLENDID

HSzNA NEW AND SPLENDID
~ OsITION LINE OF
STAGES-Through from Richmond. Petersburg,
6aitimore, Washington and Alexandria, to White
sulphur and Sweet Springs in Il days and Salt Sui
On and after the LIST day of July next, we will run
daily line of four horse coaches from the termir
OF the Virginia Central Railroad, to the Rockbridse
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs with branch
To Inc Ail-Healing springsl
Passengers leaving Richraond In tn mornnx train
OF cara Will reach Rockbri'ige Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next moruiue at
day light, and arrive at thu Sweet and Whit sni.
Pnqr spnngs early In the evening. ff1
having all new, first class coach S. fresh teams
Heectea WITH great care, and drive rs
feel assured We can extead to the travelling pub.
such facilities for ease and comfort as have
before Deem offered or secured on this line :
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
20 any OF the above named Springs can be Obtained
OF any Of QUIZ sgents who viii always be founS at
Railroad depots OF these places = - =
Extra coaches will be furnished at all t;msa when
uesirea; HARMAN l. BROWN,
10y Proprietors
Rates of Fare in connections aoih the Ifro;n,o cenf,l
ha'trocd, by Harnan vnd Broton's STAGE line
FROM RICHMOND
70 White sulphur Springs. ga CO
~ L. IS .'....'.-...............7 rs
~ ~. SO
10 warm SPIN .............,,....7 2s
40 5atn Alum 5prlnes... Observation-Disclosures. CO
70 hockbricgs Alum Springs. "a
49, heAinksSh.. ...s.............,,..6 q
fassengers are informed that we have rsdused our
one considers the fare unrsascnable to rsdycs /,
public. HARMAN T. p nc m6I ut,Se'A3
IL PropFietors,
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A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retm
thanks TO their friends and the public generally FOL
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern of Wright & Bros, and take great pleasure
In recon ending to their confidence and patronage
the new concern of SIMPSON l. BAGNALL.
jy S-2m WRIGHT BhOs.
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"A LIZ PAIN CURED Inv ESs 50. :

- ufEs:-The tbousanjs who an. ~ HIE
I ,.m ~ s soIs sst s:, s.ssa fac. SUI
bowels. sprsins. pain In the side. p ,ns sorss
nursing ladies. who have asue, lumnos bat
the bre asst, viii find immediate r.H.g Or rsus
J. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER, In hass,.J Mg
% o sis and s, sss
jy q DUVAL 4 NORnou
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REMOVAL.-The Subscriber

respectfully informs his fhsnds and the
public generally that he has taken the
q ~ 81 store No. 1888, corner Of Main and 18th
Streets ind 90 we'll Known - "Allsn's Arbour,s
whore may be found large sssortment Of every A.
ticle in saddlsry esta blishment; ell OF which no
=. Se-6ffs Agent.
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III mitted to the Jail Of the City Of Richmond az
a runaway, on the 18th day of June, 1855. negro
man who rslls himself SAM, and says he IL the pro-
perty of Sarah 81 Henary, OF 9oochland county, Va
ion about 20 years Of age, and had on when commit
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
wool hat The owner of said negro ID requested to
come forward, prove property pay charges and take
him away or he will bo dealt with 90 the law d.
rects jos A bTAhAE, o.,
v7-6w For Martin d. Mpseomb 6ers't
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boie ffopri5torG Rlohuos,
RICHManp lsnn.- II Il
nALLEY,S- MAGICAL PAIN !

IL TRACTOR will aubdus pain and liu
from the severest burma or scslds, In hcn !
twenty ninutes. and will heal the wOuHt, v
scar; 1t effectually cares Fever Sores Pig
Rheum, lnfiammstery Rheumatism, CEn Va
Bruises, Scald Head. Corns and Bunious End
Sprsins, Sweilirgs, Felons, Chiiblsini Bald
scots. Sweiled and Broken Brsast, ssn u
Eruptions, and all othsrinfismmatOU sns a.l
diseases, whore the parts affected cen ber'salI
Fhis article il now put up in bus vrYgiI'
new steel plate label, and signed by Dazl
ker, and @. y. CIick1er l. Co, Proprietor q
store. 90 ff4r.rs l..
BENNETT & BEERS, DrrggiGi are
authorized agents for the sale OF the s.ln
style, and they furnish the trade 3. prO2isa
es. Retail price only $50 box nh a4s
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FOR THE SPRINGS
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
- ROAD.
ge =! :
OPEN no NEWS FERRY-1M MILES

OPEN no NEWS FERRY--Eo NILES
TIME regular Passenger Train whi run
daily tSundays excepted1 oes~sn
MOND and NEWS FERkf. f..r.,,a
f.av. RICHMOND at s o'clock, a. -. tusi. .sop
Ga ;ntss At ths Junction for Breatiast) anu arnvs
Il NEWS FERRY at 1925 LIN ~; :, 71ap.m.
Returnine, arrive At RIChmor a the following
po Tine only oniy oS n.. t. H.
m.hawL fowhsssa Mo, z,s.r1 Tn a.1.oi.S Prices
Myanot; KsvsviIis. Draks's Branch, Mossins rord,
as.nnte Clover, Scottsburs Boston, ana News or
Eyca,,a,.n over and nrdsr I2yssrs of age, half
asrv.nts travelling by themselves must pc iornsn.
~. ONCE and it must be expressly stated on the pass
ar they are permitted to 30 on the cars
Passengers for Lynchburg. Wythevile, 'onesoo.
rv' Knoxville and the Virginia Springs eonnee'
With Soath- Side Railroad at Haytokah.
Through to White Sulpher Springs In Two Gays
without night travel. #-<
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ONE PRICE JEW ELRY

az ONE PRICE JE LR Y
- sfOR y. No. u. MAIN ST, RICH.
1AA MOND-We have added few articles OF
- new style, beautiful, fire Jewelry to our
STOCK, which. make our asrortment very large and
complete; susb a. Painted, Cameo. Goldstone, Mo.
sale. Lava, Gold Mounted Ladies' sreaSspins and
Ear RIGGS; also Cnix. Goldstone, Lsvs Cameo Pain.
ted, Gold Mounted 9entlem en's 3 osoLn Sleeve and
Collar Buttons, Of our own manufacture.
1855, MYERS JAEKE,
75t Main street,
Tvs Sign of the Illuminated Clock.
=. IL UMMER ARRANGE
I, - sMENT-FOR OLD POINT, PORTS.
MOUTH AND NoRFoLK.--The steamboat CUR
TIS PECK, Captain JOHN DAVIS, will leave the
wharf ct aocketts regularly every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday mornings, at 81 O'Clock precisely
for the above places. $500
Returning, the Curtis Peck will leave the wharf
at Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Horning, at 81 o'clock, touching at Old Point during
tie bathing season, and all the regular landings on
the river. both going nd returning.
kassase:. 2UC
Meals SOC. each. at-tst
81 Js30 e9l5. R. O. HAsKINs.
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NEW RIVER SULPHUR sPRINGS


IN Thia besutiful Watering place, situated imIae.
diately the bank of New River, ii the county OF
Giles II miles below the point at which the river IL
crossed by the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
miles II ON the celebrated Salt Pond will be
opened the reception of visitors ON the 18th OF
the Vfsi Tia Sulphur Springs ana Ia regarded by per
" no have tried it equal to any. New build
ings Eags been erected aid the place fitted up with
view to ensure the greatest amount OF comfort to
visitors. Tho proprietor has made arrangements to
accommodate about Toe persons the present season,
and every skertion his part will be made to rem
der yist agreeable. From the Springs view Of
New River for . considerable distance, with its
jestc cliff Is presened that is unsurpassed In gran
deur and beauty By any scenery in the mountains.
are unequalled by any place in Virginia: Our Phea-
SAINTS and other game. New River Catfish, Trout, c,
are found in the greatest abundance rear the
Springs Beats can be had at all times for excuI-
sions the river and couveyances for persons de-
srous of visiting the Salt Fond" the greatest Gu
Yiosity in the mountains. sAeE ., ....=. .
Psssep gers for the New River Sulphur Springs will
leave the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad at Chrs.
tia ,sburg, " here they will find Mr. john EchoPs
Stage on Mondays and Thursdays, by which they
will be enabled to leach the Springs early in the
evening ofthe day Of leaving Richmond or Peters
burg. The stage will stop at the yellow Sulphur,
and continue 1t day by Blacksburg, Newport
20. On Mondays and Thursdsy's the stage will
leave the Springs for Chris.ansburg in time to
meet with the Railroad. On Wednesdays and Sat-
Pond" and will also convey passengers to Giles
Courthouse. and connect with the lines to the White
and Red sulphur. % -.t GGE
FARE-$l SO per day; 90 per week; and s25 per
month. -
;ylo-d&clm WIN. EGGLEsFoN
Petersburg Iutelligencer twice wee for u orh
and send bills to L.. Masters, Amelia @ Ell
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y from the subscriber. last January, = young
ma named TOM, belonging to Mrs n p. Ander.
sop- goochIan1 county He il Of gingerbread color,
rather pleading face; looks down when spoken to-
about feet inches In height 20 years old. He has
Goochland at bis mstr ess. dunug the tine. He may
be fouod perhaps nesf DR.. Brekerboroush's In Han,
over county, or between the other places named
viii nav the above reward upon his delivery at my
s.starr is 29-1m J. Fl. r. MAYO. =
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Office b, 4 P. B. R Co. /
June 9th, 1855.

A2h q UNION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK -
gteamsr VIRGINIA, Captain David Teal; Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND, Cspt. z. Nit chelL Steamer
PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Z. Clifford.
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Rch
mopd, until further notice. every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. touehins at City Point and Norfolk to re-
seiye freight and passengers Returning leave hill
sdelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning st 10 O'clock. - -
These Steamers now In fine order, Increased
accommodations for the comfort of passengers having
been sdded. - also more room for freight and we
hope, by reguarity, dispatch and care ID protecting
COCOA comnitted to our charge, to receive an in.
crease Of patronage.
. ~ No ransbtpInent by this line
FARE REDUCED
Passage through 70 New York, and found IA 90
Do 40 Phiadsphia, and found, LIST
N Sao n.s'..''.. 90
Pssssgs tttcnsb TO Philadelphia, not found, ID
raMassto City Point and Norfolk same as by The
kiv.t Rcsts. sisA - ~
e Passengers by this line can stop in Philaasl.
phia two or thtee days. aad then proceed to New
York By the Ea,ue ticket.
y H. E. FUTILE, Agent
= ye ~ I'll ---- Rockets.
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rUA TUT NeI inIOIMEIiOn apply 70
Z G. WALL,
Surerints ndent South side r. r., Petersb'g.
CHAS. CAMPBELL,
Sup't Mchm'd L Danville 3. e.. Richmond.
E. GILL,
supt Va. Tennessee r. T.. Lypchburg.
KENT. SUMMERSON 4 CO.,
~ IL Fincastle. Va.
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js SO = - R. o. HAsKINs.
Ea& FOR Old POINT, NOR

FOR Old POINT, NOk
FOLK. AND PORTSMOUTH,
RAILRDAD LINE via PORT WATHALL- The
besutiful and fAvorits Steamboat AUGUSTA, Cep.
WV. c. SMTH will resume her place upon the
Line on WEDNESDAY, June 18th. This cars ruu-
ming In connection with the Augusta will leave the
nesday, and Friday mornings, at o'clock:
RETURNING-The Augusta will leave Norfolk
on tho alternate days, viz Tuesdays. Thutsdays
and Saturdays. At ST A. H., touching at Old Point
throushopt tbs bathing season, and at all the land
inss on the river both going and returning.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk. $3.50
Children over 5, and not over II years of age,
half price.
Servants through, 1:s0
TO any point on the River, Loo
Meals (each) so
Do do for Children and Servants ........ Is
81 THOS. DODAMEAD Supt
Ofase b, & R.R Col
~ June 9th. 1855, I ial1
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4, E. HUGHSON, ticket Agent.
N B-For the information Of the public, Il is
Assmed proper to state that there II daily line OF
sraaes from the terminus OF the road via Danville to
Greensboro Passenger for Milton and Yanseyvilie
win leave Richmond Mondays. Wednesday, ana
Fridays.
Ia X +tA h. e. n.
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CEA BATHING.-CHE SAP H. b

SEA BATHING.-CHES APEAKE
NJ HALL. HAMPTON. VA is situated within two
miles OF Old Point Comfort. with which place hourly
communication IL had by neat and commodious
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Boats
Backs, sc. The Hall win be open for the reception
of visitors ON the 18th Of May, at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health
pleasure. Many improvements have been added,
such cottages for families play grounds for chill.
drep, shade trees sc; indeed every thing that can
conduoe to the comfort of the visitor.
For health and beauty of location this place I'M
surpassed. There IL daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
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...-xa4n.1 PIANO FORTES-Just
E3a4e ressiged on consignn ent two more
n "a hi N of those beautiful Rosewood case, 2
~ octave mo FORTES, which
will be scld at the mar ufscturers price. They
very sweet toned Instruments ard warranted in
evsly respect. THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Tvs a#.-r. No 20 Pearl Ut.
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RUNAWAY.

- UNAWAY IN JAIL! here was
II sommiitsd 70 the jail Of the City Of Richmond
= runway. ON the Ssh day o. Iune lso2 neslo
80. she il the property Of Maria Howard, OF He1Ieo
county. Va ssia negro i five fsst seven lnsn ns
hsn ~ vhen couimitted to Jail blue cotton dre:s
nd red calico bonnet. The owner Of said negro y
,sau,sted to come forward, prove property, pey
chsrses and take her away, or she Wilt dess Win
- the law directs. JOS L. 6TARkE, D. y,
4. so-ew FOR Martu NJ Lipscomb, Serg'.
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TRUE TURF OIL-For Nil

thUE FUkF OIL.--For old G,-
l. every dSHcript ton, on Msn or Bs,s ny.
spoonful equal to an Oaass Of sny I,.,,',
kcG@l. .ssa tsa4fh.- H''As
HruiGes ana Sprsins, Uissfs saj Ssllo,, L.
Barns, Sore Legs land Chliblalus, Fresh CHI ! j,
CraMp and Tett or, Stinss 0fllsscts Wan. !
the Nails, Inftsmed Breasts, 0iapdulsr Pr.
Back, Swelled Legs and stidusss OF Joipt,
Warranted 70 cure, and 40 dslnas 40 fro0.,..
70 colds. 4-.r. '-'a
applied to burns at!oncs. 1t leaves no RAJ
Price SO and % sents bottle
DOVE kJn
boie ffopri5tora Rlohuo,a /
RICHMOND, January Ii X
Messrs. Dove & Co.--For about seysn VA,
negro boy, Simon, had an ulcer on tina IN NJ
one OF his legs; he had had the very bsst nsSs
vice, and the strictest attention from n,e 4 ts
has been repestedly poulticed and burnt si A.
at intervals, whist giving applying uaedicius
been kept on low diet, and also he OF psrfset,r
with the limb elevated sometimes the sr y
be IS large as the palm ofs mans hand, and M
no lsr ger than half dime, aud even when Al
tanned this small size would break oct ss,is
came certainly discouraged about 1t, and mi
while In your store, asked You what mKt}
1t; you gave me BETTE of your Turf OIL M 4
using 5 bottles (by the direetion) tvs q
healed. Previous to the time of using il, b. 4
months from his work, but aince, be au
lest single day. | will add that have .Iw
seiesslY on his limb about two handed
dollars, and il gives me pleasure to add 70 Il. 4
you have, this testimonial of the virtues 81 Ix3
Oil. Very respectfully, s.EsHns
A congratulated by permission ten \
his city. r ~ uhN-A
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= a-r,,,ea 1lflI paxN IN CHfEA.-The lowest
.,s u ~ sociai ladder 10 occupied By the Oldest
il.i.s sstios-a nation that claims to be TIE only
80 esyiIsred The poorer glasses In the nsiehbor'
Sood q Hong Kong, are selling their children Tor
g esass each. This price applies TO girls OIL 20
10 sears. end the purchaser musi take them away
= once ss1 Dromise support. They are chiefly
EMPLOYED q servants Older girls bring more, o. o.
70 mel esmssveialiy ave quose girls from 70 ~
ysalS q Is csnss 10 70 Is yssrs u; 10 to yesa.
Arc more IN demand, and canoSs Dc nso u0oe'
an u 1Oo
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~ NoTICE.-To
hiSh MoND AND lDANvILLE, AND sOfiTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EiTHER RI
CANVlLLE OR LYNCHBURG:
AK + ASST BREAKFASTtf
AMPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT.
Ths subscriber il now PREPARED 10 fc rnish the
seneerk daily, with BREAKFAST at the Junct,o,
ct the Richmond and Danviils and Routb side r All.
ssads immedistsiy on their arrival on tho cars.
my I.-l<m HAA'L D. BURKE.
SHREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL-
ING HOUSES AND LOTs CORNER OF
ATH AND y 8TREET CHURCH HILL
FoR SALE, EXCHANGE On REHT'Irbs s .L,
ner house Ia finished. has roouls and coumodous
Kitchen: u ready for q tenant now. The other two
are smaller. and win be faished in fev Ssvs Tshss
i desirable property. and win be sold or exchsnseS
10! young negroes upon terms TO please ehoeid -
saie or exchange be made, the properly viii Be rent
e. and to good tenants the rent will be low VI
side s~aiA. ss VSssss
A:izs : e.,.,., 9 1:::. w w So',l 4,
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Eretysu PRryArE 1HEArRIcALs "A dramatic
,ersormsuce was latsly eivsp By Col. Waugh, OF
Cen pdsp House, for the bens6t OF the Hospital for
Consauptioa, on which ossssion was played melo.
hovssp which, until them. had bssn acted, ex-
eset q 1avistoek House, the rssdenee Of Mr.: Chss
Dickens The cast vss composed entirely OF anna
eos ir Wiikis Collins, Mr.. Charles Dickens Jr.
snd Miss Dickens. The play 10 said to hsvs bssn
rendered by thess poFsouGin manner worthy OF the
mood tssstsd professional actors snd to havs passed
81 With . good deal OF eclat 3he psrformHnces
esss,sdeS eth Nj. Charles pspcs,s eomsdy Of The
Woa6syfal Wonsnn The London papers state that
ths the ssss f.ted NJ In style Of prineey Gle.
gauge. and was crowded TO- it, utmost eaPscity with
SAYS ttst Dish ems aaron Gurnock great perform
ascs. The part 10 melo-drsmatic; but Dickenss
msio drama IL Void Of extravasaLee; display
Of psssion carried to ito utmost intensity, but with
or ovsrstep piping for Q moment the uodesty of rs
turs 1t 10 q pure add ehssts a. the most classic
trafedy. 80
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2 LOOK OUT FOR I'LL
~ LAR TREES

Nj ERCHANTS' AND MA :, q
WI SAVINGS BANK, 0fies NJ ! q 4
continues to receive deposits % S.., ".
6 per cent. will be paid on al 'an -, ~
or longer, and 5 per cent: for 8 asn.'s isEf
III. wAIKr. YreaSr.
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MEDIcJUra,,'

\; :, .sIssss.s. Nv. . f 1sss.,G so!IeHs
al TIE soseh remedies Of the ssy 10y tfisS
tstion IN ssyine that believe 81 ssd have "a -
COUGH ELIXIR to Be the most ~ -. 4; 3. b. 8
ton OF the kind now 10 uss, Ara !. sa,usbis 80
atmos, Indispensable. - family ~
Mns, DAVE CcusH kEnEpY WAlRISs
the virtues Of this msdisins fror, ~. ess ~.
witnessed its operation IN hsd 80. me boot. ~ Y
Afforded speedy and decided ysI;ss 10 W.
Sor sals y Mrs. A. B. DAVIS s.aiA Rev
Alex Dsvai. Paterson L Jssison cssnastt 1 L
Z. :. rl.es. =. sodslsr eas Charles w ~
WILL nobodies try my oics R,;i.
Dsps to purify every ting pssh,. a''fosd P
win, 'a'', let ne a.,
Not sehyistisn or shenelsm.,, WI
Tis 20 pretty boiu'!-jast dow laas saIs.
And 1t vonce, sueh . radical rs. @ q,
see, saangs ,o
Dat I'd not be sorprished, lii. d.h,
IT your heads we're eli found D vs.s q isa,.
ought 20 be. we're yssr,S
These celebrated Railroad PHI, an
TO be hsd Of the subscribsrs, Al IoI ". VI Roe
box DUVAL 4 NOer1ssoa a.
jJ2f ~-----~Csrpsr I6,h DiosEsx
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SO scuooL ExcIrxxsrr-fhs father, nosh .sn
ssa rsIsEions ssnsrally Of Ns.nufypet tor n, ~
sortioa q sss sci ssciplise There 10 considerable
1870 nsxt prsvaiiisg the subjeet and an inois
1900 msstloS vas held last Tuesday evening, MI
ch.s!a, casnsx moved that mo castor oil Be admin
isssfed n "a seboolu Of vburyport" 1hereupon
ths.s wcre shsrses and densls made beck and forth
~ soueiussou bsiae that mixture Of mustsrd and
- OF Gil had been forced down childrsDs throats
.v,olsnse beng used. asd the children sometimes
throwa down snd held all 70 stop them from chew.
IN som The lsdy wk1 did the set is aid to be hipd
era Sentls kev. Mr.. Pssrsos justined the ase OF
csesr OIL Mr. Hill stated that In his early Gays ~
sser-riSa ~ni raveuua peppor wero ueed. -
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NHE HUGUENOT SPRINGS

Prss't Monthly White sulphur Springs Co.,
"a aa-dtnAu - Id SEit3ef Shaw esvfite. We
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ShELL LIME -ATTENTION FARM
~ Ehs-i am nov prepared to ILL ell orders thu.
may receive for She'll Lime FIR furths or IN lorna
~ 20-d1ms4t Holm nosx
PERUVIAN 0UHEO. MEYTc1N oII.Nn-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-01
POETRY.



Come into the garden, Maud,
For the black bat, Night, has flown,
Come into the garden, Maud,
am here at the gate alone;
And the woodbine spices are waited abroad,
Aud the musk Of the roses blown;
For a breeze Of morning moves,
And the planet of love is on high
Beginning to faint in the light that she loves
On bed of dafodil sky,
To faint in the light Of the sun she loves,
To faint in his light, and to die,
All night have the roses heard
The flute, violin, bnssOOn
All night has the easement jessamine stirr'd
10 the SLencers dancing in tune;
Till a silence fell with the waking bird,
And hush with the setting noon.
| said to the lily, "Therc is but one
With whom she has heart to be gay.
When will the dancers leave her alone
She is weary Of dance and play.
Now half to the setting moon are gone,
And half to the rising day;
Low on the sand and loud on the stone
The last wheel echoes away.
| said to the rose, "The brief night goes
In babble aud reyel in wine.
D young -lord-loyer, what signs are those,
For one that will never be thine
But niue, but nine" so | swarc to the rose,
"For ever and ever, mine"
And the soul Of the rose went into my blood,
As the music clash'd in the hall;
And long by the garden lake stood,
For heard your rivulet fall
From the lake to the meadow and on to the wood,
Our wood, that is dearer than ALL
From the meadow your walks have left so sweet
That whenever a March-wind signs,
He sets the jewel-print Of your feet
In violets blue as your eyes,
To the woody hollows in which we meet,
And the valleys Of Paradise.
The slender acacia would not shake
One long milk-bloom on the tree;
The white lake-blossom fell into the lake,
As the pimpernel dozed on the lea;
But the rose was awake all night for your sake,
Knowing your promise to me;
The lilies and roses were all awake,
They sigh'd for the dawn and thee.
Queen rose Of the rosebud garden Of girls,
Come hithcr, the dancers are done,
In gloss Of satin and glimmer Of pearls,
Queen lily and rose in one;
Shine out, little head, summing over with curls,
To the flowers, and be their sun.
There has fallen q splendid tear
From the passion-hower of the gate
She is coming, my dove, my dear;
She is coming, my life, my tatei
The red rose cries, "She is near, she is near;"
And the white rose weeps, "She is late;"
The larkspur listens, Il hear, hear;
And the lily whispers, 81 wait"
She is coming, my own, my sweet;
We're it ever so airy TO tread,
Ny heart would hear her and beat,
Were 1t earth in an earthly bed;
My dust would hear her and beat,
Had lain for century dead.
Would start and tremble under her feet,
And blossom in purple and rcd.