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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-19
Marshall County Agricultural Society.

PLYMOUTH. April 18th.
The MARSHALL County Agricultural So
cie,y met q. the Court House in Plym-
ou,h, pursuant TO previous adjournment.
James A. Corse presiding. The MEM
bers of the Society took into considera.
ton the list Of premiums offered. and
after some discussion and several amend
ments. adopted the following to be awar-
ded a, the County fair of the present
year:
A lis, Of premiums for compe,iti on
a, the Marshall County Fair in 1855.
Best cultiva,edfarm, $500
ID =" 800
Bes, field of wheat. not less than
five acres 400
I'd best. diploma
Best field Of corn, not less than
five acres. 400
I'd best, dip
Besthalf acre potatoes. loo
Best specimen of potatoes, not less
than one bushei, 90
Best bus. sweet potatoes. SO
ho1's''
Best stallion, 500
I'd do dip
Best Q year old. 200
Cd do dip
Best brood mare and colt, 800
o. 40 40 din
Bes, pair farm horses loo
Oh Ia. 49, 's--.- H.
B Re mare colt. s,r old. 90
Do 2yr old. 90
Do do lPO
CATTLE.
Rect uu 3 90
Oh do din
Best 2 VI old ball. i 90
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RORICK & McDERMOUTH.
ksOssSe, Slgn s. Ornamental
PAINTEsRS.

Are prepared TO accommodate all those wish
ing work done in their line. Give US a call
April 10, 1855. 81
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Insurance Agents Certificate of iuthOrity.
state Of Indiana.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
To expire Slst OF July 1855.

indianapolis, March 1855
WHEREAS. THE ETNA INSURANCE
w Comp ny Of Hartford. Conn. has filed
IN this fiji e, sworn statement of ITS condl
ton, o. the 9Th of Mach; 1855, the act of It's
incorporation aal amendments, properly Ger
tilted TO, and its written instr nent, nomina
ting Its Agents and authorizing them fully and
unreservcdly to acknowledge service OF pro
cess IN the event OF sui
NOW. THEREFORE,, in pu suance Of The
requirements of "An act TO amend ac',
titled an &C; for the Incorporation Of In.u-
rance Companies, defining their powers AMI
pr eScrlbing the dun 50 al proved March q.
1888, having presented satisfactory evidence
10 ne OF full compliance 10 the requirements
and specifications that act, I, Hiram E Tai
bot, Auditor Of the State o. Indiana, do ceru
fy that CHARLES II. Reeve, of Plym nth. as
the Agent f said company, is authorized 10
transact the business OF Insurance, a. the j
Ss:.i .: = : seid DIT ia Insurance Company. OF
Hartford, Conn. IN this State. until the 31st
day OF July, 1855. 10 the cx eni that lie may
be Commissioned and appoin ed by the SAID
Company.
In witness whereof have hereto SubScn
bed my name AMI caused the al Of my Office
to be affixed, this day of March, A. ID.
1850. II. Z. TALB0TT, State Auditor
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Staea en-. Of The Aetna iusaraa oe Comp1nv.
o. Hartford, Come ctlcut, as req ired by the
avs Of lie S.a'e Of Indiana. relating to Agents
of lislrunco Companies, ii.corp ,ratcd ly
any other STATE. passed in 1855
The name ofthe CompaI i A, tina In:uran- y
CoRipany. located at Hartford Connecticut.
The capital Sock = S500,0
The ASS + of the CamI any are:
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GAS From Mrs. Masons, by Bethel, New Centre, and
Bethany TO Antioch, 30 miles and back, once
Leave Mrs Mason's Friday at am,
Arrive al Antioch same day by 6p m;
Leave Antioch Thursday at ga
Arrive al Mrs. Mason's same day by M
GAG From Plckensvie, by Fowlers Greek, Daeussle,
Pumpkintown, Twelve Mile, Classy Mountain
Wolf Greek. and Branch Island, TO Pckensslle,
equal 10 ID miles and back week
Leave Pckenssille Saturdays at 8 nj
Arrive at Piokensyile same day by 6p N
6l47 From Pickens c. IL by Grow Creek, Eastaoe An
derson's Mas Twelve Mile, and Mixes, to Pick
ems C. H., equal Is miles and back once a
week.
Leave Piekens @. ii. Saturday at am;
Arrive at Pickens G. H. same day by pm.
GAS From Plekens G. H., by Walhala, Coonels Fork,
Horse Shoe Wal,on's Ford, Ga, Carksyile, Ma
coochee, Mount Yonah, and Pleasant Retreat, to
Dahonega, 50 miles and back, twice week
Leave Pickens c. III. Saturday and Wednesday at
Tam;
Arrive al Dahlonegs next days by 7pmi
n Leave Dahonega Monday and Thursday at nj
Arrive at Pckens C. III. next days by p m.
6i49 From Pckens Q. H., by Oconee Station, Whst
stone, Pine Mountain, Black Rock Mountain,
Cashiers Valley, and back by Cheokee, TO Pick
ems c. H. equal 35I miles and back, once a
week.
Leave pieksns c. IL Saturday at tam;
Arrive at Pickens c. II. next day by 8 IN.
6l5O From Pckens C. H. by Ciayton's Mills Saubrity,
Eighteen Mile, PiekensvilIe, Wolf Greek, and
Camp Ground, TO Pickens G, H., equal 70 u
miles and back. week.
Leave Pckens C III Saturday at m;
Arrive at Pickens G. II same day by p m
6l5l From Pckens C. H., by Bounty Land, Warsaw,
Claremont, Bachelors Retreat, Snow Creek, and
Martins Creek, to Pickens C. H., equal 10 "a
miles and back, week
Leave Pickens C ii. Saturday at a mi
Arrive at Pckens C. III next day by p m.
6l52 From Pcndieton, by Waysde, Waihala, Tunnel
tii, and MILESTONE to Clayton, Ga, AZ miles and
back, once week.
Leave Pendleton Thursday at m;
Arrive Clayton next day by 10 m;
Leave Clayton Friday at m;
Arrive at Pendeton next day 8 p m.
For list Of ostusasters South Carolina authorized 10 GER
fy 10 the sacncye guarantors instructions" annexed
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Wilmington, N. G., by Kings
vile, s. G, to Augusta, Ga.
Columbia, to Greenville G.
III.
Columbia TO Charlotte. 80. ),
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Johnsonvile, Lyneh's Creek, Fiintvle, Jeffrey 'sI
Creek Mars Bluff, and Merchants Bluff, to Oar
s x,.s = H. q A''' anu '''A' ''''' ''"''
Leave Georgetown Monday, Wednesday, and En-
Arrive AT Darlington G. ii. mex, days by IAN,
Leave Darlington O. III Monday, Wednesday. and
Arrive al Georgetown next days by lOa M
Proposals o end Mars Bluff invited also,
proposals for daily service, with expedited sehed-
ue, in order convey the Charleston mails
SOTO From Georgetown, by Yauhanns BneksvIie, Con,
wuyboro', and ID & wood Neck, TO Little RIVER ~
miles and back, once week
Leave Georgetown Saturday at 10 mi
Arrive at Little River next day by SPIN;
Leave Little River Friday at 5a IN;
Arrive at Georgetown next day by gam: :, .
6o7l From Little River ny shalotse, TO Smithgnie II
miles and back week
Leave Little River Monday at sans
Arrive Smithv,le next day by III ami
Leave Smithyie Tuesday at pm;
Arrive al Little River next day 6y IA
sofa From Little River, by Preway and Iron Hi Cross
Roads, to Whiessiue, Al mies and back, once a
Leave L..le River Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Whtesyie same day BY ms
Leave Whitesvie Wednesday at an;
Arrive at Little River day by pm
sO's Roads pSes os and Big Swamp 70 "a
Bluff 80 miles and back, three tunes week
Leave Conwaybor0' Monday, Wednesday and FRI
A% ulys !, Far 81 Bluff Same day. by 81 PM;
Leave Fair Bluff Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive a. Conwsyboro' same days by 81 m.
eO7l From lndisptown, BY Sngietsrysvile to Lynshss
a week.
Leave Induntown Friday at M;
Arrive at Lynche's Lake by pm;
Leave Lynche's Lake Friday at y am
Arrive at lndiantown day by IL
sO75 From Kingstree, by Suttons and Lowndes's Fer
ry, to T6isty-,wo-rnile House, So miles and back
once a week. H.
Leave Kingsiree Thursday at p m;
Arrive a Thirty-two-me House next day by
IL night;
Leave Thir,ywo-mile House Saturday at Ia m ;
Arrive al Kingstee day by IL m.
G076 From Kngsee, by William Lipages, along the
Gapway Road, to Georgetown, A miles and back
Leave Kingstree Friday at am;
Arrive at Georgetown same day by 3 pm,
Leave Georgetown Saturday at Sam;
Arrive nj Kipgstrec day by
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deysvlle Packoet Mills, and Bivingsvilie, 10
spananburg c. Ii 40 miles and back, ones a
week.
Leave YorkyiIe Friday at m;
Arrive at Spartsnburg c. IL same day by m;
Leave Spa,lanbu,g G. II Thursday al a M
Arrive al Yofkville same day by SIP m.
6o95 Fsom sparanburg G.. H., by Walnut Grove, Mill
vile, Crowsvie, Woodruff, Baraywood, Noun
tain Shoals, and seufiieto~n, TO Laorens G. H.,
"A miles and back. a week.
Leave Spar,anburg c. IL. Thursday at 2 PM
Arrive al Laursns G. II. next day by7pm;
Leave Laurena G. II. Saturday at 2 m;
Arrive at Sparanburg C.. II. next day by IL m.
Proposals for semi weekly. and also for r- weekly
service, with expedited schedule, invited, omit
ting WALNUT Grove, Miilyilie, and Cro~syllle
6096 From Sparlanbutg C. III by Damascus, Couer's
Ford and Bucks Creek TO Fingsrsville, is miles
aud back, once week.
Leave Spartsnburg G. III. Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at Fingesvle same day by IL m;
Leave Fingersyile Thursday at IN;
Arrive at Spartanburg c. III. same day by pm.
s097 From sparisnborg H., BY Mount zion, New
Prospect Cannon's Store, Earlesvle Horse
Creek, and Tyon, TO Hendersonvie, 81 miles
and back, once wees.
Leave sparisnburg c H. Thursdayat7a
Arrive at Hendersonvile next day by IL m;
Leave Hendersonville Friday at pm;
Arrive at Spar,anbusg c. IL. nextday by SP m
Proposals for semi-weeky, and also for tri-weeky
service, with expedited schedule, will be consid-
erred also, proposals for service by more direct
route (to be specrfed) if there be one.
6oso From spaI,anburg G. H. by Boiling Spring, White
Store, Fineersville, Cross Roads, Eat John Will
kins's,l and Poorsford, ION Broad River,) to Ruth.
erfordton, N. c., IS miles and back week.
Leave spartaDburg G. II. Thursday at, M
Arrive ut Rutherfordton same day by pm;
Leave Ruthen .rdton Friday at Z an;
Arrive at Spar,anburg C. Il. same day by pms.
6o9s From Scualetown, by Pleasant Mound, Young's
Store, CenrevIe, Stonesvile, Cashville, and
poosville, to Sparanburg c. H., SO miles and
back week.
Leave Scuflletown Saturday (afer arrival from Lau-
rens II say at am;
Arrive at Sparanburg G. II. same day by 7 p M
Leave spar,anburg G. H. Friday at 4 m;
Arrive Scutietown same day by m, Tor in
time for all TO Laurens c. H., on $685.
Proposals end at Poosville are invited in OF
improving 6095.
6lOO From Cross Anchor, by Hobbysylle, Woodruff's
Cashvie, Sparta, Plfny, Pleasant Grove, Chicks
Spring, and Pomeroy, TO Merrittsvile, SIS miles
and back, week
Leave Cross Anchor Saturday at a IN;
Arrive Merrittsvle next day by l0am
Leave Merrittsvle Thursday at2pm;
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The west half Of section four f4.l I'm township
eighteen u.s. OF range twenty-thfee r2Sl east
The north half Of section two r2l In township
twenty (20, u Of range twenty three 1881 east.
The east half Of section fifteen rs l In township
twenty-five ~, Of range twenty four RAJ east.
The north half of section seventeen I'LL in
east.
The south half Of section six [6,l in township
twenty-five re, Of range twenty-five [251 east
The west half Of section four RAJ In township
twenty. one FELL Of range twenty six 1851 east
The south half Of section twenty-five f22 j in
[27] east
The north half Of section thirty three [33,l In
township twenty-one ri j Of range twenty-seven
re- east.
The south half Of section twelve Ti2,l in town
ship twenty two [22,I Of range twenty seven T27l
The west half of section seventeen Tl7l in town
ship eleven iii Of range twenty. eight (Sl east
The south half Of section thirty one f3l j in
township eighteen ISL Of range twenty-eight
(2sJ east.
The west half Of section four a in township
twenty-five re-, Of range twenty eight T2s1 east
The east half Of section nineteen [19, In town.
ship eleven III, Of range twenty. nine 1891 east ;
and the south half Of section thirty three 1881 in
township seventeen IN, j OF range twenty nine
1901 east.
These sales will commence at the hour Of IL
O'Clock IN, Of each dav above designated, and
continue until all Of the lands then subject to sale
under this notice are offered.
CHARLES E. MIX,
Acting Commissioner.
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Information for Travellers.
By RAILROAD DIRECT TO rHE WEST.
Tim 800 =


Cincinnati 81 hours
rHRousH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHICKS 70 Be
HAD In WASHINGTON.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
L ROAD having greatly improved its Western
connections now offers the fullest inducements %
Travellers between WASHINGTON, BALTI-
MORE, and all portions Of the WEST, NORTH.
WEST, and the SOUTHWEST.
The connection between the Trains from Wash
tngton and the Trains bound West from Balti-
more is always promptly made at the Washington
Junction (lately called the Relay Housed miles
from Baltimore. This is the only change Of cars
required between Washington and the Ohio river
Baggage is checked through to Wheeling at the
Washington Station, and rechecked and trans
Fer .heL ith the without charge
yond. The connecting Trains leave Washington
daily at a. m. and X p. m. On Sundays the
At WHEELING dfree. connection is made
with the trains Of the CENTRAL OHIO RAIL
ROAD, running from Bellaire on the Ohio near
Wheeling, through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, and
Newark, to COLUMBUS. These trains connect
at Newark with the cars Of the Newark, Mansfield
and Sandusky Railroad for Sendusky, Toledo,
Detroit, Chicago, ST. Louis, etc.
At COLUMBUS the G. D. Railroad trains con-
road to Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, etc. At
xENIA ION Little Miami Railroad) connection Is
formed with the trains through Dayton, to Indian
aapolis, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock
lcidHU, CT. LOUIS, StC.
UPassengers holding Through Tickets for
Memphis, Vi.ksbsrg, Natehex, Nsw Orleans,
etc, which are also sold at Westinghouse trans
ferred al Cincinnati to the Mail Steamers on the
Ohio. Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and St
Louis are sold by this route.
ID For CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, etc, tickets are sold,
when the Ohio is navigable between Wheeling
and Wellsville (forty miles) where a connection
with the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad is
made
Travellers are requested to notice that while this
Is the only route aHording Through Tickets and
Checks in Washington, IL is also the shortest,
most speedy, and direct to nearly all the leading
points in the great West. The distance from
Washington 10 Cincinnati is but $50 miles, being
about 100 miles shorter than by any other route,
WASHINGTON TO Wheeling, 80 So Colum-
bus, Sl3 Is; Dayton, BIS So Cincinnati, el6 co.
Louisville, by railroad, SIS C5, by steamer from
Cincinnati, S1S 90; Indiana polls, S17 SO; Cleve-
land, Si2 so; Toledo, SIS so; Detroit, e15 "a;
Chicago, $40 65 and S19 so; st. Louis, S2S so and
s25; Memphis, S26; New Orleans. s3l; etc.
ID FOR FREDERICK AND HARPER'S
FERRY, MA4TINSBURG, CUMBERLAND,
BERKELEY SPRINGS, BEDFORD SPRINGS,
PIEDMONT, OAKLAND, and PARAMOUNT,
passengers may lsave Washington al 6 a. m. or
~ p. m For the minor way stations between
Baltimore End Wheeling, take a. n. tain rom
Washington.
jrFor trains to and from Baltimore, Anapoiis,
etc, sec special advertisements.
IJ-For further information, Through Tickets,
DO, apply to THOMAS II. PARSONS, Agent,
JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
may atf
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RoxAyrIc.-The following THRILLING sx,r.o

RoxANrIc.-The following thrilling extract
Is taken from an unpublished romance:
Listen 10 me Gaspardo, do. Whom first |
met the lady Arabella in the brilliant saloon
al the Count de POmperepeno, was struck
with the spiritual lustre of her dove-like eyes
In short, my friend, loved her, although |
knew nothing Of her birth, fortune, or station.
Twas cn moonlight eve, in the garden OF
tie old chateau, when L pressed her to become
Iny one, my cherished bride. She shrank
from me saying:
80 Thou knOvest not whom I am
GO care not, said I, passionately.
- Then don cried she in a piercing tone
an your unknown washerwoman, and I'd
thank you to pay me for the six pieces I
washed for you last week
"Gaspardo, l left forever the sunny cline
Of Italy, brokenhearted man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-18

IMPROVED MoDE CT ExrISGuIsHING FIRES.
Mr.. Guthrie, of Chicago, H.. has given an
exhibition Of an instantaneous method of ex-
tiaguiShinS fires, by applying strong pressure
Of ak - the water in the common hydrant
pipes, so as 70 direct great food at once on a
building which takes fire. The necessary
force IS given to the water by air which is kept
constantly in high state of compression, in a
large stationary chamber III some part of the
city. This pressure is shut off till an alarm
II Ere IS given by signal or telegraph, when,
BY simply opening valve which forms q COM
IeuEioation between the air chamber and the
strcet pipe, and attaching hose to the nearest
hvavants, streams Of water are thrown to any
desired spot
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r. y. DRANE,
Rector Of -. James rarish
SOMETHING TO OLD AND YOUNG.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR REST0 RATIVE

THIS preparation, although less than two yea.
IL before the public; owing 10 its wonderful ef-
fects upon the human hair and scalp, has already
obtained celebrity and sale perfectly an
paraneled. IL has without the ordinary appliance
used FOR such purposes, won its way, and been
heartily welcomed 70 most Of the cities and towns
In the United States, the Canadas, and the West
India Islands. Nor is this result surprising wien
II Is remembered that Its popularity Is based upon
It's merits, solely as established by actual Tets.
That this preparation will actually Restore gray
Hair to its Natural Color, produce q IuIufiant
growth upon the heads OF the bald, prevent the
hair from falling Of, and when used as a tonic ar
ticle, produce continual now OF the natural fluid
and thus render the hair son, glossy and vsvY,
destroy diseases Of the scalp, and expel dandruf,
the certificates Of distinguished gentlemen and
ladies in every part OF the country who have tried
IL, and therefore speak what they know, most ful-
ly attest. That by proper use Of this Restorative
the hair can De made 70 attain and retain It's natu-
raj color TO almost any age allotted 20 humanity,
by removing the cause Of disease from the scalp
no matter how long standing--the concurrent tes-
umonisls OF the press and the certificates Of nu-
merous respectable individuals OF both sexes, 10
tie use OF this curative, as well as Of the recon-
mendations OF editors and certificates before sllu
ded TO, can &c had Of all agents.
BRooKFIELD, Mass. Jan. -, 1865.
PRoT. WooD-DeaI SiF-HEving made trial OF
that its effect has been excellent In removing in
fammeilon, dandraf, and constant tendency 20
itching, with which have been troubled from
childhood, and has alsos es.oTed ny hatI, which
used no other Grticle with anything IKE the 81 me-
pleasure and profit. Go1Ts, truly
IL BRAS6,
Pastor OF Orthodox Church. Brookfeld.
CARLYLE, IL, June q, 1883.
have used Prof.. o. J. Woods Heir Restoss-
tive, and have admired i.s wonderful eject. Ny
hair was becoming, as ! thought, prematurely
gray; but by the use Of his Restorative" Il has
resumed It's original colcr, and have no doubt,
permanently so. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States.
PROV WcoD:-Dear Sir-My hair commenced
falling Of some three four years since, and con-
tinued 20 do so until became quite bald. tiled
all the popular remedies Of the Gay, but 20 no ef-
feet, at last YVES induced 20 use your celebrated
Hair Restorative, and an very happy to say tits
doing wonders. L have Eow q fne growth OF
young hair, and cheerfuily recommend Is Use 10
al similarly aGicted.
A. @ WILLIAMSON,
133 second street.
Address q. J. WOOD & CO, froprietors, 80
Broadway, New York, and Ia Market street., ~,
Louis, No.
c. sToTT It co, vhcicSsle and retail Ageni,
Washington.
TWDYoTT SONS, General wholessis
Agent, Philadelphia, Pa. lily
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BIRTH on THE CARs.-0n Capt Dukehart's
passenger tram between this city and Balti-
more, recently, there was one more passenger
th2n mad gotten on at any particular station,
suddenly made his appearance into this
g. oreithing world" in the ladies' car The
ady aad the lady's hu.band, who had a par
tcuiar claim on the young sdventurer, and
were from New York, were very kindly cared
ier ~ Capt. Dukehart and the baggage-mas-
ter. Mr. James Young The name of the To-
comotiyc attached to this important train was
" Reindeer," and the little fellow, in honor Of
the peculiar occasion and circumstances, was
christoacd Reindeer DUkehart Monroe and
we understand is now doing wclI.-Wheeltng
LIteiifccHceT.
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Nsw NODE OF CURIsG CANCER-M Lam
doih, surgeon-in chief ofthe Neapolitan army,
= Ps-erted to have seemingly cured cancer
by TIE topical application Of the chloride of
brom!ne. in combination with several other
ehlorides, according to the following formula;
Chloride of bromine, three parts; chloride of
zine, two parts; chloride anthony, one part;
chloride gold, one Part; powdered liquorice,
sufficient 10 make paste. The surrounding
perts are protected by an ointment of one
dfachte Of ehlOroforn TO an ounce of lard NJ
Landolh mas been allowed six beds at La Salt
petriere, TO test the efficacy Of his remedy.
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EVENING STAR.
SUMMERS MEMORIES
BIT =. A.

BIZ y. A.
Regal Summer sands beside me,
But her brow Is wan and pale
Yet she smiles DER hill and vale,
While the low winds chant the wall.
She Is dying-she Is dying.
Tread with solemn step, and slow;
For the reign w IL soon be over,
VIII its brilliant pageant show.
see the Aow'Tets sadly dropping.
Listen h w the brookiets tone,
VIII le he green I. IN on its margin,
Bends 10 hear the waters mcan.
All is stin within the forest;
Not single sound Is heard,
save the death-iick's measured beating,
And some wailing wind-like bird.
See the f;rong boughs slowly swaying,
Like some form that hopeless grieves;
While, like mourner's tears, are falling
Thick and fast, the withered leaves.
All, the Summer soon will vanish,
With her gay and courtly train;
But not so the dining mem'ries
Which she leaves upon my brain.
Heavenly Father, may these mem'ries
T { me for thy blessed love,
rs ! t-ead this pilgrim pathway
To thy promised courts above.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING

w desire to call particular attention Of citi-
w zens and strangers to our present LARGE and
varied assortment Of Fall and Winter Clothing,
suitable Tor Gentlemen, Youths ard BOYS, con
sisting OF every variety Of Ready made Garments
mSnuiactured for our sales, In the most fashion.
able and durable manner
Also large and complete assortment of white
anu coiotsd shirts or tne quality, Mern0 Under
ndsis, Stoves, Hosiery, &c which we win sell
WALL Il STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th SITS,
octz lNewsl next TO Iron Hall
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p SCHWARTZ, corner Of 18th and f streets,
lls acquaints his customers and the~ ~
public In general that he has opened&N (0J
his Oyster and Picking estab ishment Nsk%y
at the corner Of 10th street and Poto- ~
mac river, Steamboat Wharf, where he built a
large cellar and vaults to keep Oystersin the cold
est weather.
Hotels and Restaurants are invited to make now
the contracts to be to get their Oysters all the
season round, at the most reasonable terms.
Orders left at the corner Of 18th and f sts will
be promptly attend d TO. sep 27-1m$
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SILVER WARE.

III SEMKEN, $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and
L. 10th streets, offers his large stock Of pune
Silver Ware, consisting Of Coffee and Tea Sets
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets, Cups
Spoons and Forks, and magnificent assortment
Of richly chased fancy silver suitable for gifts
at reduced prices.
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles are
invited to call.
Being mostly Of our own manufacture, we way
rant Ii sterling
II SilveIwa Of any design made to order at
short notice Particular attention is paid In get
ting up Testimonials, Premiums, &c.
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