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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-04
LA CETY Property for SAIL

-Designing to %rcIinquist h1nseke ? u 7 III p -
.,I,.,oIs, ,i,til the 18th of Octpipr. ON the MOST faforanie
ttaros Tie HOUSE aud LOT, on which ! reside is wei as fhe
=. ,bo 5i5tb. I shall at auction, without the least reserve.
o. l-dotawtl5th &C pf'
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Is D 4 III tStA ~ tss- " ~tft 't ''HRf4" -
4 truS, a very superior PIANO. hut little usHd. Apply
L SLAUGHTER.
or llty.1t Guardian lt Saiir $ Witt
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~sEeOr.iN Election.

COLUMBIA, $. C., Oct. 3 Returns from fifty
five counties in Georgia Indicate the election oil
Johnson, Democrat, Governor. \. II. stephens
re-eleeted h Congress from the 9Th district. -
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IL AcUOUNrs Fgwsr nAH OF

n July, 1850. and from aud after this dife ali accounts
ms r. with MS will become dr. twice q ycar, VIZ: the lHt dag
Of January aud The LIST day Of July. Al persons owing rs
accounts made previous TO LIST Of July, and due IN that day.
on COLLECTIONS aud cash sales alone for the successful rroseeu-
ton of our business. Being. ours Ives, compelled TO pay for
ON purchases twice a ycar, we feel that we are excused for
requiring ike payments. GEORGE II RUCkEE y GO.
= tnL-I lA.ts
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ANAEh. 81 s'R'k.EEa, f%SJ.--bteotG~ Paper, STA
" rloNERN AND FANCY VOUbS@A NORRIS ~
Hfain street Richmond g. pow opening his nsual largo aud
general assortment oi Hooks, Paper, Stationery, Fancy iIoods,
~, ~, for the lnll Trade, to which he would respectfully
ask TIA, attention at the merchants Of Virginia. North Garoli
IA aud fennfssce, visiting the city, assuring them nf rs com
Ylete u stock to srlc.i tron rs can he found Ia any market. aud
upon terms MS fair aud lhvrAl
\ NJ. Is solo agent Cor the sale ut celebrated Pianos MANN.
taetufcl by Worcester aud will supply them nj faotnry prieoH.
nlaul Hooks Of every description constantly On hnnd md
manufactured to order.
nindIng OF every description executed Ia the best manner
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rsnecial Correspondence of the Express.
lbs IN Portsmouth on Neutrality-suspicious.
and Nurses Leauiag.

PORTSMOUTH,, MONDAY NIGHT.
October It. lSo5
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LATEST NEWS.

SDceiIl Correspondence OF the fNlfes&
peo9ii.ed -DiSdgr eedbte Ueather-Netrs
rorfoik Observation-Disclosures of
h WELDON. Oct. >
-. Erpress Il regret to state that the
P-aressed in my last, that the weather
], terate against an abatement of The Fe.
Ia. been fully realized.
aa,,rtaliiv during the last two days has in
a ~ and several new cases have occurred
a''9' this weather continues, We need not
.'as 70 any Improvement or abatement.
atsm6u,h to-day the weather Is quito
III and sultry. They had nine deaths there
a@gi . and two at the Naval Hospital
f'a 'rsra also a few new scases.
PER- ia naws from Norfolk is anything else than
ne H." The wife of the lamented Ferga-
eoaIasig5e ent Of the Howard Association. has
b. / ig' I'm "a the spirit world. She va buried
plo"en =" Mics Catharine Redman, Of the Fe.
f,tefe"3, Asylum. is also d 'ad. She is a
pie 70 the Norfolk com nunity. Mrs. II.
pea' anIL Miss Delacy, Mrs Dubhs, Mr. Tai
NV Il \. IIoosier, Mr.. Skinner, grain meaSur-
|fo'I same 8 or 10 others, have died in the last
!" ,ae suburbs Of the city, and in some of the
a.;nle streets. | hear of several new cases.
u. and Mrs. Dalrymplc. are It'll sick; and the
YIN Jackson. Pastor of St. Paul's church
;aaas quite i'll. Yours, &c, c. T. NJ.
lIliuA
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EDOBlIt SALE or VALUABLE HORSES A BlG
d LICK DEPOT will on SATURDAY next. October
hth, sell, hN WY OF public auction, 10 very valuable HORSES
These liorsrs have been used at the Allegheny Springs this
Summer, are young, well broke 10 harness, and in good enndi
ten, Among them is Il pair OF fine Match Horses
Also, one fwo-liorsc Wagon aud Harness. nearly now
IEiMs-lour months credit, negotiable paper.
ot2 d3tSclt CHARLES PUriIS. Auetionepr.Z
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October lst, 1855.
oeg, Erpress:-The deaths in this place to-
hy. were as follows:
f,sbna Barbour, Mrs. Wright, son of Jas.
,r1, negro boy belonging to the estate Of Jno.
\. Collins, Simon Whitland' Patrick heponoash
|aaes Parsons, sou of Henry Parsons, and liar
son W. Holland.
Oar visiting Physicians who have rendered
| - aaactiye service during their stay AMONG Us,
T. returning to their homes. and we are daily
aharc;nr The nurses who so kindly few to the
.raf oi The multitudes among Us, who stood 50
,aeb n need of their valuable services. We can
lever fargetth the 2cnlous and self sacrificing labors
/ our stranger friends!
We ycrard the epidemic as rapidly abating,
> The people begin to look cheerful. eurmar-
l. +. now better attended, and the stores are O.
uning daily.
would write at som length, but ny time is
. United, that I must desist. eoapoRf.
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.krorgin Election.

CoLuMnus, Oct. }.
Johnson, democrat, has 5000 majority for Co
Nprllpr-
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Nrect oCa J1u9s Rirer peSSef.
, 4~lLApELrnIA. Oct. 2.-Ihe schooner George
D''tP' from james River, went ashore yesterday
M M"ricl!e'>, Long Island. aud Is a complete
'lfeN. The crew were all saved.
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A uuEHsp sDSND sss.n.-lf not sol

"a vately | viii offer tor sale, at public auction. ou TlisS.
DAY, the nth day # q October next TIE tcfv valuable TRACT
ri LAND. on which now reside living Z miles lon lynch
hnrg- within one fomtlntA milo ct the Aie2ndrIa Railroad,
%ajaiutnF the lauis of G. Mclvor a. - Mood. Robert lidE-
saN and atfets. containing 4UI Acres
This Land is wen Nater,d, aud adapted h Tn growth of
Wheat, Com, Iohorco, Sc. y portion Of said land IS well
taken IN Clover aud Grass.
Tho improvements consist of a comfortable Bn oulag lipuse
and other necessary out buildings.
Trims or SAFE -oncthird of the purchase money viii he
requiredin cash, the remainder ia one aud two yenrs, with n
decd Of trust 10 secure the back payments.
ne rfqfh Or IIIhMA ~ " Ib%It.=
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'Heafh of.New Orleans,.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2.-1he deaths last week
\ Aew Orleans were only 81, including 10 of
Yellow Fever.
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G0uuIsssONEE,s sAsr.

IA 'W'HF - IN IHs.WIN NIIIHN al n lNNftH
v pronounced at the last March term of the Circuit Court
ior Roanoke county in n suit between br WIN. W Lewis
Aduar aud Lewis heirs, shall proceed, on the premises. nj
lMg Lick. to sell on the 18th day OF October. tsa1. AT public
auction. IL the highest builder, the large and eommodious
DWELLING lol ~, in which the late Dr. Lewis lived. to.
sethef win a LOT thereto attached, containing from t 10 10
aafos Of land.
Terms II purchase madr known ON the dayof slle. -
= nN IlILalh- nn llNlA 4 LlAlI NlAAAA- IAnnlr-
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w MIi4I4A-ThC hoSt in use, having been awarded first
premiums over all competitors NJ the leading Fairs of n. G.,
Virginia aud Maryland, sold at factory prices by
ROWLEIT ~ HARDY,
" ~ ia Sole Agents. Petersburg, Va.
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/. NFw TsYERN-Tbc subscriber has opened a

"A iIousp Of Entert ainment, Immediately ON tue l turnpike
ra9J lsaiinr from L%vnchburg to AFpoualnN county j. mics
from the former, and within two hun1rci yards Of concord
T,a4et : 5nthsii e railroad. Those who may favor me VIII
their patronage, will mes with prompt attention and VIII as
kecq Tor hire horses and buggits. rrrr,rcrax
- - inrls lILlI. W. u Nv ~
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
a..

VIII sell At auction, on the premists. his Tract Of Land.
near feilar Mills, in Amherst county, the sale to take place on
following.
The Tract contains about $50 acres. situated about fanr
.Hns nom tie James River Canal, in the neiehhnrhand nf the
! s 9 hasi and about twelve miles from / ynehhnrg. The
SUI y" the best character ot the red land district, which
sAieten's along tho South tssiun slope pf the Rluo Ridge Il
:. Ell Maiered, wei. tmhorcd with a due proportion Of clear
u laal ihe improvements are old and dlaptiatai, with the
exception OF the fences, which have been recently put IN good
order. Thu land has been Impoverished. by bad culture, but
I'm quality Of the soil is admirable, aud It is now under process
9 rapid Improvement. The climate Is unsurpassed. and the
Immediate neighborhood excellent.
The terms al sale will be one third In hand and the residue
IA equal instruments of one and two years, the deferred pay
,aelis hearing SIX per cent interest, and the title given when
'H5 taal payment is made. ". NJ. pEN1uN, -
sep lfctl0th oct. of Roanoke. Va
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n HtFt<t u VT " FFVALNttN'-f " INV u
~ KI STABLE-The undct signed respectfully informs
IL citizens Of L%ynchhurg that he is prepared to re- -,
ceIYc Horses on livery, on the most accommodating y - 1
terms. al the old stand of Geo. NJ. Bruce. Hh
y -llarks, BuggieS and Horses for hire and l1acks run
every Court day to Campbell Court House.
TERMS OF TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY.
Itr inoIith' %
Per to
single p
i'm .lllNrIN LNSElN CI.EMlNS-
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HNSssTEE' virtue of n Decd Of Trust
N executed to me by Alexander LvnwIrh, on the nth day
IT August, leaa, aud duly recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
'auhtS 'euri OF Bedford shall, ON the 10th day of October,
ie9d a. tue residence Of said icftwich, in bedford county, sell,
NJ public auction, to the highest bidder. Ton cash. : orr NJ.
tRoES, aud other property.
DC aetloihoe WM c, SMITH, Trustee.
EAii ABiE PROPERTY FOR SALE On FRANKLIN
ilLi.-i will, on Friday next October 9TH. at - O'Clock,
sell, without reserve, Mt public auction, the HOUSE and Lot
formerly owned by Samuel Tyrcc.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
EDWARD j. FOIkES,
ne DIST for a \ nAkpn
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u IATION on Suck Greek, in the couaty OF CnmpbeH con.
taiaing, by survey, $50 acres, cf which there are about so
acres cleared land, and about 800 In woods, we'd watered aud
ttuherel, and first rate Tobacco land, with II good Dwelling
House and good ont houses, is for sale. Ny land adjoins Capt.
II. Talbots, Capt ". rnckers ard other and one side oft
i on the road leading from Campbell Courthouse 70 Brook
ucal. For further Information, address p r JOINS, Pigeon
Run. Campbell County, Va. P.R JONES.
znp 2 glu
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Especial Correspondence Of The Express
pfarord5ie Tidings -Conrafescent-i.ist Of
Dsaihs- Death ofNrs. Fnrgessoa-i"terred
Ia the Side cfher Husband-A Number Of BIZ
mo NoDdJu
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Hon. Henry A. Wise has been invited to deliv-
: Il lecture GA slavery in Boston during the. 'n-
s1ilg winter.
Haj'r VIM. poague. an old resident of Angus
: %e,aantv, died ON the 26th inst.
Don Frnnci.co Ca>tcllon. Ex President OF Nj.
'f'gna, died On the 9th inst, of cholera.
3hcayy rain fell in Baltimore Sunday night.
1a.iin@ AWAY The large brewery of 1hos. Beck.
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aedeeply regret to hear that the yellow Fever
has made H. appearance at this hitherto .nIohrl-
Gus and delightful watering place. The Rev. Mr..
lilTSELBERGER, of this city yesterday received II
letter from n gentleman residing on the Point,
,iinmoning him Immediately there, to administer
Inc rites of his Church, to Miss ALICE TASfY,
VINO vas suffering from an attack ofthe feVer.and
WHO ut the time the letter was, written, was SO i'll
mai bat taint hopes were entertained OF her re
'9Fery, Miss. T.,the letter states, haG not left
ne Point since she arrived there from Baltimore
several days since. and could not therefore have
oxen the disease by contact with any extraneous
guinness. The appearance Of the Fever under
ne circumstances, is very we'll calculated to
,f2luce Consideration with the residents of the
unit ma we fear the panic may extend IL the
t~t522eroUs village Of Hampton, only some two
Wins distant. We sincerely trnst, however, that
st1ss iANEr'S may prove the only case at either
nee. At all events, should other eases occur,
'f terrible SOURCE cannot long hold sway, when
We consider the near approach Of fro~ts and cold
'f",aer. which must appear at Il very early daN.
"'l omiSh the dread pcslilence from The land-ai
must Tor the present-P. Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-04

ypEADY-MAnE CLOTHING Est ABlIsiDdE Tt
IA GUGGENtElMER Main street, has always On hand 4
full assortment of cheap and fashionable READ4-MAbE
CLOTHING. ncresqeelfuIly snicits an examination Of h'
St,k La turchaStrS lhcNf~
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n SPEED tssSD, Attorney M INV, viii prne
- o tieo in all the Courts Of I%4ynchLurF aud Campbell Of
opposite Citizens Savings Bank, l%Anehlnrr, Nn.
---L-- II IL.
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NNyASTED-A YOUNG MAN, with Il small iIniIy.
w wishes employment rs M1uaEeruf a Iohaecn Factory.
lie has had ten years "Xpcricnce-is of steady and s,her habits.
lie refers 10 tile following gentlemen, for no,tol whom he has
managed
llebs5a Johns, Esq, DaEgerS Springs; u. {. Razsdt1e y
Go. PitsNlyania &. II WIN T. Law, Esq. Dalfl1e. John II.
ienoertua, Esq, do; james NJ. Booker Esq. i%yncIburg.
Eariy application requested.
Address JNO +. MADISON. -
MI Nclt+ PttsNlvania c II. u
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he above sale is postponed until the 2nh day OF November
Loo 3CtsNth nov W. NJ. nENION.-
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n.s.rsaHcH ex nawH.-aIE" .MyaaAs

Eife5iaGb. Vt-DR WM S. NORRIS, Medical Aafiscrat
L~xarhAueg. Va. -,-a,a a.
CaHjtal Nav lst 1854. isl5tse9 u
Amount al Dividends paid TO date S3splt2 -
apouuto Of Losscsb by death. 49,. l~,Geia'f3 -
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vAYYNDnAW r0ls N1E.E.-

Y~NTkNEbHh W NE ~ s,E.-1lr subscriber having
purchased q Tract Of LHld In the eocaty Of BEDFORD. to
which he desires GO remove, vish"9 20 soil his present residence,
YNDHAH near trpowattoX Count House
HIS Tract Of Land contains HnuUt roo AtkES, Of which
900 acres are cleared and ,p good heart, producing large crops
at Wheat. Tobacco and Corn; about 80 acrcs are river low
grounds. we'll drained and very productive; and the balance Of
tie land, say 500 acres Is in original forest, heavily timbered.
This farm is we'll improved, having on it a large and convc.
nieut Dwelling House, Kitchen, Servants Houses, Carriage
IIausai Ice House, Grauary, Tobacco Barns, blacksmith shop
&, d. all rs good as new. The fencing is all good, aud the
Of crops.
Tho netghborhood In which this farm is situated possesses
unusual advantages, which renders Il very desirable property.
II - Ia tho vicinity Of the Courthouse, Appomattox Depot.
q. = Rahrosd) several Churches, aud good Schools, both
male and female, and is entirely healthy and moral.
! offer this farm for sale privately, aud would prefer TO sell
II MI tagettor, yet 1t might be divided to suit purchasers. If
not $ bid privately before the 4th day of October next, chat
being AppQmattox Court day) | viii offer it for sale at Apo
hlattoS Courthouse, at public auction, TO the highest bidder.
Persons desiring TO purchase viii of course visit tho land and
inspect for themselves. | will take pleasure IN showing it to
any person.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
- nnp u claMtith ncf. IOuN W WEST.
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LrNarMn srArEs CoIMv oE CaA.ms.


"a N FOREIGN AND ItDMESIICDRI GOODS, N. A56
Baltimore street. opposite Hanover street, Baltimore, would
respectfully call the attention of Merchants visiting the East
en cities. to their Stock of New Wall and Winter Dry Goods
which Is large and wen assorted
Our stock Of j Heavy Woolens aud Domestic Cottous was
bought In the months Of May and June, at tho lowest rates.
To prompt and reliable buyers we are willing to soil alta
very small advance. L. /. LANIER,
an }GdNrIm re V IANIER.= =
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a,aAN" n"mrEa..l..C .n.- n.rl.m. nmnra-

i III ny INV MECH \NiCS INSTITUTE, litelaoSni
AA=BtHfTERS a NlMpNS, NJ. ldi Main strtot. neurlY
opposite the ENthHup HrnkD Richmond, Va, haee received
tie agency fr IA, Sutr ~ Virginia, for The eale ii Nm. p
fnrt4tns ePeirut,d llNNp tOtfES. 1hoHe Pianos are
instrd In he Nrt5 ltst ARunor, and for their aWoetntHs and
brilliantly ii tauu ad durability, ave- uqual tn those Of any
ather manufactured IN ths country
- fAef woUtut on Nu1E- one of imetHan'a linnn
fariets. put into tr tHr Of the Mociauir's Institute, iust on.
4Wl ia Richmond, without the knowledge e Mt lnHfaan. re
eutepi the highest Ftmiaa Grdndsd-A FIRST CLASS ii
Ploh d.
Every lnAtfWucrt warranted In every roreet
" eahal sell our Piano tuttrt az the lowest ptirtas for email
u In.l uannIllMlN I-u.r IlMl y InIArIA-
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eUreill VOrrthpohd'HeVu I tHe I.NFIts4
p~,dIi.ed -Disdgreeabie Ueather-Nerrs
rer6fk DiScourdgmg-Ceniitioa of
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b ~EnE1EkS AND DEALERS ~ my Goops, -
MAIN AiirfT. IlcuMONU. NA-Mr no now receiving. Ut
aar Nv importation, aud purchased Ia the NoftherB eitiea. a
general assortment of iuroiWu ana Domestic Dry floods.
pur Htaes VIII compare hyorahly with any former one. In
eprietV II fine mud cnprsc Noocus. Dress toods, &ti nul
W VIII take pleasure In serving all who VIII call on uA.
Ai4otha most extensive and attractive stock Of GnfpHtings.
iineH, ~ Il he found In the city, from the lowest price to The
best imported into this cumiry-with Floor OH Cloths, thai
VII Ii ,At 90 any measure, tr rooms or passages.
aHn tim# EItIIARDSUN IS 90, Richmond, Nn4
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SuPERFINE FLOUR in quarter bags. for sale by.
- (oct 3ts) 1HOS J. DAVIS q co.
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ID YA-NOTlCE-In taking charge of The above establish
mont would most respectfully Solicit a continuance of tho
former patrons II the ilototi aud 10 my friends, | ask them 10
ell and se me. MY table shall always be spread with all the
delicacGs of the season. The servants are nil attentive. The
entire establishment shall have the best attention thrt am mas
ter OF. My wife will see that the ladies who patronize the Hotel
shall have every wish gratifed, and all ask is II share of bust
ness. The house is furnished In the very best style, and Is To-
Gated In a quiet part Of the city, My omnibus will always be
at the different dcpots to attend custolaers--to carry them to
aud fro. JOSEPH l. ARLINGTON,
~ 3gdNrfs Proprietor.
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rMAnM. tsnn.-Gco. ". .rone- s.

- 60, Hh0hsaje DraPRiss. Petersburg, Virginia, have re
eeiyed their SrHNd Sr0CK Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &e,
aud offer Tor sale an assortment, embracing all articles In this
line, suited TO the wants Of Country Merchants, Druggists,
Physicians and Farmers.
Obtaining their supplies from Manufacturers aud Importers
unlY, they are prepared To furnish these goods as low as any
regular Jobbing house. " Orders receive prompt and care
tJ oIfsniIuu mar OTIS
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TEsO TINNERS.-Two or three expert
n onced Workmen at the Timing business, can obtain good
wages and constant employment by early application to the
subscriber. Toe l-dlwJ {. s. BLISS.
NALL. 1S5S.-TEyV DRX GOODS--fHiLif
III W. PAYNE is'now opening, at ksles Corn aa.h
street, a large and superior assortment OF Dry So9os, epnssF
ing of every thing to he had in that Inc. -LlsenI- s
MUSIC, music, NUsgt.-Ihe undersienea hs
Iva ,st received A large assortment OF new and peatltai
sNsI,'sIS tor ,be piano Forte, at ID. Il. Lynanls old stand,
-psnt snuare. Lynchburg, and now occupied by strcther d
All kinds Of Music Ind Musical Instruments furnished at
short notice. w. 7. GREENE.
June &c 5Scly.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-12
A Home Picture.

There's a little low hut by the uver Side'
Within the sound of It's ripping tide;
Its walls are grey with the moSses oi years,
And its roof ali crumbly and Old appears
But farer 10 me than castle pride
Is that l,t;Ie low hut by the rivers side.
That little low hut was my natal nest,
Where nv childhood Passed-llie's 5 sprins-;lme
blessed,
Where the hopes Of ardent youth were formed,
And the sun of promise my bosom warmed,
Ere threw myself ON LIES swift tide
And LEFT the dear hut by the river side.
That li';le old hat, in luwly gtise.
Was lofty aud grand 10 my youthful eyes,
And fairer trees were ne'er known before
Than the apple trees, hy the humble door,
That my father loved 10. their thrifty pride,
Which shadowed the hut by the rivers side.
That lite low hut had glad hearlh-sto
Taat echoed Of old with pleasant tone,
And brothers and sisters, merry crew,
Sped the hours with pleasure as on they flew !;
But one bv one have The loved ones died
That dweii in the hut by the rivers side.
T Ie father revered. and the children gay,
ihs grave and the world have called away,
B 1t quietly all alone there SITS
3d.: ta- pleasant window, IA summer. and knlts,
An aged woman, long years allied
With the liue low hut by the rivers side.
That little low hut 10 the lonely old wife
j. the cherished stage of her active life,
Each scene is recalled in remory's beam
* she SITS by the window in pensive dream,
And Joys and woes roll back like a tide
In that liti!e old hut by the river side.
~ mother alone By the rivers SIDE
sh. waits for the food of the heavenly tide,
And the voice that shall thrill her heart with
lis call
To meet once more with the dear ones all,
And form, IN a region bealiIed,
The band that frs, met by the rivers side.
That dear old hut by the rivers side
With the warmest pulse 10 my heart Is ued,
tnd 4 glory Is oyer its dark wall thrown
That stateier piles have never known.
And shall still love with a fonler pride
Tha, little old hut 10y the rivers side.