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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07

The value Of exports from this port during the month
Of March was ,84o6s2, against s75os 800 for the
same month in 1854 and s7i for the same month
in 1853 OF ths exports in March this year. 1888
was in domestic produce; sa4l 2i2 in foreign msrchan
disc Free $50 in foreign merchandise dutabe aud
o., 2os, COZ in specie
Reports from Harrisburg yesterday give the names
ofthe bank bills signed by the Governor noticed by
us on Tuesday. They the Mechanics Bank OF Pitts
burg, $780, 600; City Bank OF Philadelphia, s6oo,ooo
Mauch Chunk Bank, $500 Oco Antbracits Bans at Ia.
maqua s2eo, goo; New Castle Bank, $4,000. Here is
an increase Of and three quarter millions OF dol.
lars in rev banks to the banking capital Of the state at
single dash; besides increase OF the capital OF
the Bank efPenn Township, and an extension of the
charters Of some others
The London Times Of the ed OF March contains the
following In relation to class Of Amrican securities
which has lately been added to the list OF denquert
The suboined lsttar describes another instance de
Lbtrate breach Of faith the part OF an American
corporation n analogous in it's scope TO that which
Was prscted By the States Of Illinois and PENNSYLVANIA
when the former decreed that al bonds not brou xht
for exsmina ton within certain time should BE- dis.
houored and the latter that the Interest GA csrtaa &c
eufties issued FOR arrears OF dividends should be re-
dueed IN defiance OF the Law and justice Of the Z,
both Of thoes trHosaetoos 80 70 "a, Pc-ssat, .ss posi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-07
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Post % New York, April 8, 1855.

yoRK-ruIs
SUI srsEs............5 IS NOON morn
srrs...........o ~ SIsE wArEn......morn III 10
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Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY
HARTPoRn, CoNNEGTlCUT

r.,v,,ya,, M ivy, s7s.s,,ssl Ca8ftaFs f50
ood eEa to,ess u inrrsasfiag / y saspooa
~ rreI IL Baii aings. asaaUfaciarics Mills Ma
rhinervs DWELLING Haasas stores Merehan-
disc. Household Farnlture yesss, aa Lhe ss,erse
iorswhkle IN port. Sc Sc nsil he insured At rates
aS,ltsf as the risk viii admit
Anasieati5ns fol Insurance nay bs ma#e 81
gW HERRERTs
a NV absence 81 the Ageat rom Gpariesspwn, os
IaYSl Ps RsowN. Asq., Who vii shenas0 them
nraakilg. Persons at a distance address 4hrdagh
Rtotst 81
~. n on all Csharch Baildings and GeFgymen :
60, 81 nrossertv. the Agent will present his com
pegsg $50 sn!Fedacing the amount 81 premiums on
i IN. y5s.sS thus arising
10y X s..s,ahsr % sS53--lv-
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A1TES II JOHNSON,
Root and Shoe Manufactures,

8 y ~ PAL AID Winter BOOTS
sN{n SHOES eRSgasing every siyse ENG
- sslseTee win greaIscafr xprsss to ms mar
=, pablic are inviges 10 examine eis SsecA.
= Il ;s5tuIIs satisfied il will compare iavoraosy
MIA that 81 any Other establishment
Cussom work made 10 orSsF on sho notice, Y
IN mos. fashionable style and durable manner
f1rtober 10 fe54--u =
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TaoN FOUNDRY.

n IEs.1 N. 3,.4 lhg WG An k1QVn
INKiG aaeefslgts1 nav & FsertA ia the
il ZION FOUNDRY a. tai s .eeabied and
CaanIf 81 lsheesan ~ 4, Sis9es az hg
,ssssSfs * pNal,aIiag tn hess st,ck al " = n
iilness asoFd 4 kasFaasse sn 49, 49, rrs - + sve
prumpt and wsfkmanlses x ! ss.,,'st ~ nat
engaErdihS very essi NasN'as a'.1 80
gonake al DE pubic. 49,, - 80.
They Gre prepare n iufnash w $50, ~ .lse3
ytins either fFNu theis nM9, p1 pa.sss'E ~ .sn
/ ~ s%,ssl sr,s where Nj ttte neighha ha4d
e sfs'us ~ ~ Fsss a BEcKHAd s SON.
-xArnefs- rerrv4 September s, ls4a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

, lily branch sbe No..
rs.,,.ts 800 ~. ~ 1sFsy bounded forward anl
4 ~ y HE arms, esytag eut. III
"a gas ~ l's'tf sastsr Ltly IlfiyIclasu
-. ,sat 1913 Il I ahont ltasa, aHa do IL
81 E 1900 ,riglss ed=saail Clafaa took lei
~ sAs apssi aug 81 her own yenpg reinpan
i:. M. ~ tley nai neledmed her With ia
SIS sials was Fsfy Short when tlleraeamt
So W. inas'eAa sodnd af tae epeuipg 81
~ sssasa gafe We HoEerssthe birds. tbS
s'.s5e res 9 gave their greeting Thu
q nsFta pissed through the DARK
.lso sae hesFenty garden. carrying
$50. .s.l's''a ssty faiiy aua taaderlg on hsF
;af,m 94s crew Eneer Clara aud laia It'd
- s. :, s : ss'As lhe baby opetci heT
f. saqngss ironi sweet sleep. aiyaknew
49, afs Aassass sht ii trriiF ~ add
ss.~ 81, ss s bed aat her istld
ameng stsasi tse children at her afrival tLanF
tney had leit btfa9e, fer she bad passed
tarqagh that golden gate 50 young she had
fewer earthly stainslabout her
Let Us crown he'd wish flowers j, said one
Let her play @ita- oar white lamb r said AMI
ether Let rs :akh hersto sail ID ths1fiiy
boats cried another Lei ID ask our SeaI.
guardian To sing ID hsrp Little Auna was
tendef.y laid ptheE LAP Of the guardian adj
gel, and the hearts df the three sisters oyerl
flowed with perfect joy,s
Ihat angelswas Office on this earth. heayl.
enif hlinaedgirls SSha had loved Young
chlld7tnl eyers aeaHg, and, whan she diedE
her Occupation III teayen was to instruct
and yatch oy& the children and infauts Wbd
came from eaaa>to that, par4disiaeal garden
# hefaother- glo naournad so deeply over
her thFae lost treasures, could but have seen
-hem there, woald slfs not have exclaimed-5
Oar 4loge Ees well divided;
NJ ssEeetle5 followed where they went,
lis. aHgaiahistated here Idia. 4
''}y Z done VI Godgto aalye the fot,.
Aad give thefa al the sweetness
Ia Is he empty roans and cot
e. heR ~ HRagsn's completeness.
''Ii,9 ~ tfless sFases 70 them lie rows
The ms s1yc pain sreSa spriag IA
le Us the Silence IA The hoase,
70 tham The eaofai snsing.p
>4aAn4 new, a0gs Jenny Ike tie story z i !
sRsd
Jenny looked dp With thoughtful eyes
But dP sQa believe ;kas litlle clara and ),
NY an3 NSpa went t. gqraen like that.
then they Dies sud we're taught BY al AMI
81, ana 'zare 80 5aFY happy " Fl
i a. : 4i;aVa On iSSS Il
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ahova Il NV, W. paIser' out p the cham q
eartklv go, ~ ~ e, wsthin reposed tht
With ss~s,s Il ~. I Icy enid, bestrewed
way aitsss faI... y. 49, - 1865 nag borne q
I.jzxv go .ha - uome
youposr s;sts,s sla y ons = cara
mo-. hsi,va5 ts;,.. 20 s. vas caiied after q
WAS 4he ~ sna,nalbs S.s;a M n 1865 LILY
LIZ Yvaa har f,,ssss. s.. s.,e sl1aSa vent
sunlight II III hona ga ss.';s daslan eTsae
nnraent IS entsrs4 s.l, a1u KS nsals Inc
Is MI ae.a. .be4s-ss ~ - 90 new ~,
his ssae III, b.Lrs'l'.a, - 49, as'e was At
kif 81 vsra sas ss 49,. ~ y his
Aaa.. S 49, 1sS ~ ptehehdsd it III mo
hsN rtsrrv nrss+Ie It'll = a agay y gloom With
If BeNFera 80 q. ~ s.ii sslaaa,le gfasesi
VIII sit - =, stsSssss spoft.
4 d I'LL ~ seemed ,s.
I s ass SO liz narnii,6 though Nus
$3.50 M nSa u 49, III Sa man they
,1s.'seh 81 ia az re Ike children II such
snLAss le I, %, MY was almost too dear 70
rs ,ssf i4tlsr' anu lls 20 her Net long after
1tsFAh VS. sun 'n n away little LILY tell
sleS fataer and .mosher watched her night
eng aay vttA bfea kihg Neafts; but her Hea-
se'Ay fteles ~ ~ ealsee nef. i,e sent ms
a ulssss.ssrA y safher 'aisSaif hover aiso-
WIN slg ~ IL fue ooso'aN2a TER earthly
~ ~ eas peau'egus blossom Eaa plneked
u lg1eseSt l!i-, q all, theN9aoy RE
sseseese' oFs5ates'I llttie creature, Ras call
S. q nna ere I'M, was named after a4deaF
'lsi'si'' Desore Y gfistnas came AGAIN lfstle
Aiaa IsleEei1ea "a, ~ IT,, hef sisters how hex
hs'.heF eiaspsa t3ef % hFr Fsafhlng breast,
NJ, \ li.lts III f4'sta ~ SpaFe this one FER
4 e9fh, @ao7e no3ons presence mad ena
- s'fps q, sa pairing LFo1a her otner
.1sssg r',Y III 1ot9 khsT eea6 Fhat was
'.f:.s IN iils +teafe H !, hesAea
tAt@ Aft4At iat4hN afSos4aad ne eattea her 10 I
De one Of as1s aegslS
had aiken < farsof Journey after the
0bristfaas morning VIII | saw Clara and
the NEXT time | peHela my dear friends the
TRACES pr great snf4Ftog the ighties cf TIA:
treble fgriaf were Visible in their counte. t
nannas The mothers face. in particular,
was fill Of deem cha sersled sorrow She Il
talked much of ler'dart'ngsN Size took ne
to the room where lad ast'seen little Ga
ra oR that Ghristmss R.ornii@ 10 the nurse
~ WHO'RE ! hsd plaHad pitTs1aig and Anna.
and shpsrea zee thrHe white brackets on the
walls. supp3Fted by chernb heads One
stood IN the nfothtr's rnaan and held the
toss ri littla Glafa those ssh8 had loved
best. had played with lassE-the other atood
n the fathers study. and held the silver :
mp q Lily. her tbgs,. and tae objects she
lad last touehed-4the third stood in the
lnrserg, ana held EAnna's silver cup and
'asy reaembrane9si Each bracket had
,eeu deekei BY ths fond mother. with 3
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pin.frr. Plaster.

rryr4E subscriber l. prepared g: nxnssh TIE ar
mers with any amour a irrsa ground { l,a 80
TER. al S7.s5 per ton .i.ne casa 1aa 'ns o@sa
mus accompany each erdeE ...,,,.rry.
= ", 1l "a Issa. 3 "A. AisQUiFH
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Pc EFT i u
a T-a.. Il i ~ : i = =
Ny CsffE.F4tSN .f,fss. ..I,..s,


@ tA< reception ~ 6oaqriet ei..r,ne -.
~ leg them touch ny basnisx brow.
IL. s petals ct thoSi-aewy HBwsrs.
80 "a my spirit wander nos.
1s. q. ,aroash . ras.t II hygoae haas.
vi. saeay spot ii 4 fail pA ciiS5e,
1s.s ussa e soYe 4 my q Ilahood's tine.
ply ehiiahooa's kosrs. how l,,e 3 .aeil
, ny gear and sanred niensdyy les
ssIhsaEmy heart Ii IL i WI.
Ahe trembling light oa starry skies
kIieafasI thsoGgh ifs ery stEfs sfes,s,s ~ 3ev
OatA iaey seem Fscoid hesVen
"a sweet brea,h III septReFp II
AeeEnf stealing selsiIy bv fIe gIy,
81 ssee thst STREE Il sss..v 49,
and blew The bnrisss flesn IN EDrowI
ptig. iaag ago, when t3ad.essel
Essaerl towers at.ezEAI .dsRa
NshFfe ldsa Bsslsrsc tyi III. sa4ss NUM-,
Hsall hiddea mid tAr rusfgsha g4ass,
and yielets from the soit FFeea I'd
Seepaed msekig locking a1,.so Cd
There often have pissed to hear
The bee his dro1g 4. ntatia sinr
HAp1gay and susrIeSE fhet IL IL ~ MI
Tat Aonsg be II 41pFclia1ees fa,gbt stine
My lbeaftssas al to 4ress za8 L I'm
1a thiHk ofdll.or shrihk Ron haraa
ArdInow along tie goo,l liza hall
fsIseaffered half s,s fgacratyf ~.
Eeril have heard ngHn8tsesss cali ~ 2
!, Z ffsl' 9aheiag through tAs open door,
aea Haorslns kiss toFidt9 meet,
AtstM "a ny treAsarsk Sthsr feet.
IheP wfth.a light aad stkai,hs Trad,
Heai behind ms fRtSsfss chair
ia Amg y gaTlaad j III Hsi4heaa.l
A9d tViae it mid tie ssery hair,
TIltSFeTy rose, withGevsy glow
ssrfps .shfhlag 'aeafH a dis 1t snhw. J.
Aa1eowl oaei mars 1saGasa Is stand
Il s4sfe3 iong daf5S s!lfd5At7s soa1ldme sweep
Alg ftf*y boEnst IA fIis Hind,
\ Fuf the fax >aafe8 H. sgetg ~ eAs3,p
Wil4 aliIits gltier.Ag p5lsp. be- vsIr,f
Ineae tsI!niag holshse y elgfeea
llosfd ilic ear, glst aainEs Il e4tb.
ile sHlrshsie, aIrdsl aAl stfssfs,Iand Il st,.rs
E'et II cGiIi h8sh u M 5,Bih pstr,
Aid, tsffoaa i Il. 8e EfitaI is.ssfl bA,-s.,
II s4li,adf, d,disli toHsiell--
Fwas thfre ieaFnedita that. and f1sl.
AaaIbh Iiye spread 4 hsndaet ftir. II
~ EasarEi cups and rfPe itsyes fright,
lhaiiiaiifs u4Jehi asSah45lt taere
5ffAfes4l ii tie faifInaodniiaht:
y. J tOtsd I'd dream 81 n.rs fedies
Btaehfh those dark, aacesfral treess
III. Ihoa.es;eaa is in fhiasIlaidl
lits eaiftsl blossoms Now 4,e deadt
fsf aiil aheit Gsepatlb schema shade
Ufsn fte viewing en- II shed
lhnsfgseR Sunshine Will abaart
BY 5Rado@s 'sager "a sEe seart
AID ,3aw- ,yhen tsger.Wi!lIy barns
WsliiH ibis sa.i antl ae.,Fii's brtastla 4
nfy sbritthsolga tse pasNIe mn III
Re.leath thst pesce4aI erIve NJ rtIt.
TteH4 i5yk ecaselrssI Il VI keeas
&k4d iteasFe memery st,aetitges VEINS
The ftstipg Of a wild BIRDS 5yin4s ILL.,
TIN lower, a s,lklr of ran, 81
TIE light 5s sad or safsls things II
pi II HlaRe iae seem A ch,id again HI
Nft.l FoefleSs el6qneEee they ceuncI N
!. RrigAt ph4ntdins c! ryohiidGood's iSps.
i = ROSA X
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lard Lamps.

z.vr s.ee;ved ! Supply & p Kinnear's new
&. s,,ss,e Lard Lafs warranted . e supe-
riaF IS anything ~ th kind ~ = VS. ~,
s9h RH $3.50 I. fril rtaafn them II money
cap tssasn = sa1 THOMAS RAWLlNS
,ynvesnbeF Is.
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IA DREAM IOF HEAVEN
| sew garden ~ lux irians with flowers
and ialiase, that i sseued = though

sew gardenIsS iaxifiant with flowers
and foliage that i Seemed - though
/ Thu very ra.abaw showers
II Hstiu,ead q IPss3ms where they fell.
1 Ara sown The ground with siowerslf'
/ Branches, coyerpdxith bloom leaned to-
wards. each other and twined themselves
together ia natural bouquets From the
trees hung rimscn and purple and amber
colored potnegranates, figs pllms.
and many others, suah as | had never seen,
and their names Ibid not know These
brighshued fruits Appeared transparent and
through the clear juice sparkled the polish
ed seeds and stones. like precious gems
4 the centre 81 the garden rose two trees
With widely spreading bfaBches, covered
w3fh snow white blossoms. Grape vines
elans5effd up the tfanks If each tree and
woufsd themselves in graceful festoous
through the. boughs Tie Stft air waited
the n#aiing tendrils pf enc wipe 10 the top
most branches Of .she opposite tree, until
ths5 formed leafy bower From its arch
hang clusters sof-gollen grapes, glistening
ss'Eesss SsTeatss ct llearl like bloom With
Ii ttss ,5ger saw 4 messy IN eu91d ' 10
issss. anemanes. lilseslof Tue vail and the
-Nns eyes Of theNs forget ME Dor pceped
Z Nngh the velvet esivering. making a rich
egsted aud liyiag byeidsry The
g al 0eers ia tHe shape of seat. half
e 40 q ~ regal.
q q seemed - JasthiF garden exhaled az ar
4, icing for thslpgey delicious, that they
s. mond dew drops Up perpetual thank
81 On their expand d fxistepce ~ lie dIa
e. phere was singularly IKE costly gifts
es stirring The sky sh6s Tue atmosf
ali the softest, mostiroseate s dlerAting, lifd
ley ing N9sHt with
,nt IA group Of angelic children born
Ing through Che garhea Some had 81
yht their heads and some had garlandsted
inv about their bososns--oF giFdies Of tiny I'D
ich mingled With violess add rosebuas. wos
lad around their waists: and some had va
YES bracelets Of flowers aud bound them on Il
the arms. aud then fastened the Howery l
ian aeIe 10 tie arm of an infsptile eompani
,ed. these pairs we're always seen togsths
aud they seemed as ons-each as half Of
low other. and only when united forming /
,ole pIete whole The children were spar
aid With white l9mb--deckfng his pure ID
she with lsafy ehains--embraeing 6nd ks
II I him
.iaa Mar the joyous crowd stood al u
.ud clad Ii yesturs that had the Whitley vaI
and hnes Of en- opal; the hem vas wrought
yel;o stars Of gold-Athe zone vas clasped bel
Ter breast with ) single ruby. heaFtshI
Zee Il flles IL pearls eneircled her head
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E1r. JoIsn~ten,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

NJ 15Ekk le Oh eibe4 Ihe mos st,ee6F y.rn
" aaY FOR 4 II sriVae - So
tsres seminal yeesknes Fiss = u =
ross IL the Eianev Biseases 81 ~, w. ri al.se-
II Nose md skin ase III ~. $1,000 sis.s
i IRON SECRET kahTs 81 yoafh UT IN s .sans
"a 1919 te.lesrs Marriage impossible and IL
va Z q 80 q az = =
Especially. via hs,r ,.4ea1.. Il ~ :. -:
VIE. Eisat drraaal MI q solitary
If snsrerss u n, $3.50 4 zen apnaai-
men III he rsef ezsisS 1'9assla. q young
who might e,berzis, 49, - 1t.lAsnt INTELLECT,
With lie tgsuaters 81 - SeHatess
Afast ~ - w. sitii VIA iail confidence.
beng IL arc ~ 5 800 ..s 9'eapiatag Marriage
eonssslK DY j. aaib. ,i =. - sasna i.nneaiaiey
cases = = Resseet health siight
fst5RF3F1 IN rrvrsa r, !. 10 -,
UFsfcE MOI ss3IsA go. II. Y tAisssfs BiADE.
Baltm5se Street Eaff ,., ,,,.s sst' Doors from
a. III n.y,;c,,'s,s $500, sisthe stsis
Der ri 20 in ~ ne Aane and Nun.
~
Cntsd staes aAd ,b4 ssr,atar ,t N - ~ "
been sgef Is wv. rsf IIott 81 4 has
aieipha and elS..hsre XIV ,t5 =, = ~ M
astonishing cares that were evsT = ,as 1as
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Testimonials.
49, g.,,.,,a Al

Testimonials.
WISoHssTeRs May IT. lsss
We the undersigned, beiagsSeil ~ q gnse our
opfniau8ast Tie character nd staQ1iBE At iAe H.
anea Ee4apsaY q me Eaisy ~ AaiaSalaE nave
no lsfsiiaiiQn e saaing iaa' W haFs iae e,nfSsl
ren6detee 10 he ahi4y and ialsgflty q 'he
President aud Directors " t4as ,<aAepaIss
The Iatitast via have asated aus own pTaPeg1lj
IA the NotApafg + feTaip taes.t9 ssss
We esnEgfve as y our eFigleh ehfAs asttsss
]. J. vi SaIRRAep Cash farmer 5 HsaA g q:
HON. IA. AAsaN lNsnasof
JAceR SENseNEY tssa N 4sshaNE.sN h1ehss'TI:
n N TlnBfEg Prs ~ Raaka STalieH n NJ
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IEPsuAKSNss.
Is k ciiista. 4 5 .ssss ca 1Ssst. -

er;ck aid q. a =
- prMP MAxgR.
n AGAIN appear eeIefe ea q ,tterI me 10 that
u Ana a. hope Sou axe no =, VII S., nc should
caphciT yon wilt one ans az ~. go pssase can On
yea1eed any thin9 e ne ~, $3.50 j. Er 400,
me II EhhrlessowE, ~ Wy psa,ss ~ lhe Charles
living near Mr Geesse z 800 * have en-
town ana shepesressoss Ma = myself thai al
ordsts win e promptly as'enesair d BRAGG.
Efnfu4fy ~ tSJ1-
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I AIxsys hayea pencil and piece Of
raper By you III johnson said that s5mo
II bis bess ihopghf xewere1 lost because be
was 40 iazF to EgoIsSfo bis study, and hunt
IN : Eltle fl5lSkag
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%Thoagh lost to sight, 10 memory
dsar.' rs jones said when Miss Brown ran
Of aud left Jones to pay the bill
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Whist three authors would you name ID
commenting Oh an extensive ceuaagration 2
Dickens. H0wist, Burns.
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CLAIMS AesftAf f8E ffDEAtl e9YFaanFgf
4 JOHN IS GALLAiiER,
zsly,szsl l.Eg.,,.i,

fxsa4yigSef Tlegbii1,
t1l4N NJ ~. Il lise.llrif ifs8#S af 3sss
- il9A ~ lferk GNtnn Ii fpgsg i4s yi4laIai
eaenya gaiaAtihe tt4lefaf Est,ss.fnlavt.t
tfhBsH having riaIsns .geii3{FIhg ai5seff5f fss3.
yl,si5se cs,aaatsAfof srs If I'll [Jep5sfsse.i
Z 40 Rst H. acsal s. ia * I'D 81 .ylfs Fiji [
aseinsaH ufeasas up0n .t1,asss6sblr es,st sr,F4
s pt teastgs HheHI uGsacetsStaf n gsfadi.hlHss
claiHts. 4A3aEe<s M.
; JAO. $ e E1l ID GAIT tHER
a.. piash.agtqs, b. C.
Office pa HennsS .ania svenilc rpttIfb an In
nusalE& Brdfhgrs ElftlSiGg 4 as bs,rl I,in u,
Fa6f-aaa-a Till stftgiI
IN Kl9siatofs agii patHtena Wbo tepdEsn az
lsHb9F lA Wathaef9nl can haFs hs1 iiiiss4s Sax
Ire the pah al (lli safi tac0liiV s4fErs,3 g t,AI
sadressisg 9Sr s4-es A. lens n GA5IFi8R III. \
pays snAt@ N en3t6lf-to.ihat tfaaeh ii basidess,
TAIa e#g INA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

1rAn aged Quakeress the other after-
noon, was ssen intently gazing upon pieeo
u richiy embroidered Atin, displayed ia
dry goods stoTeFon Washington street
An Irishman passing BY smiled as hesaw
sge faseJaatioa upon the dame.
.Ahf said be-, that's Satan tempting Bye
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

n Z
1.srThe ladies who nldtIefel = ii9F'' rIe-
81 inises and des lroye1 800 wogi iHe Stahur,e
al MI rleassni, IlamiIlaarei lnsy Vise re al
been discharged. The CiAelnn& SYi7 .afi'tlfl ~
noticing the Investigation saw O. ndf
were most Of ihem Young. and az pei
woader they were DISCHARGED
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

r-z~Nrs Alapza DaVenspfl 4 nd si1sA i.inlred and
fty-two other Issiissol New Bedford have pFescn-
81 i patiif0n Is he iegis allure Of Massachusetts
pagiFg lor tne Establishment u Female Al.1seai
Coiless They say thar, as III mn q 81 assffiiu-
sets al confess thar they are Know NeihtRe.
Il i line that Tia women should eEs stHte' know
something. and especially such knowledge a8epl>
GERS fneir own sex.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

sations, Of a~reader Of advertisemensA...'l
The frst ins@ttion---he donla-s-e II, ~.
The second inBertion- lees j. L'Ss don ?.
reah IL
The bird insertios--he reads 4.
Tbe foartb InsertiOn-he looks at tho
The 9Th insettlon-le speaks Of il to his
wife =
The sixth ins#rtion--she IS wiling TO buy.
TIE sevenfh--she purchases sf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-24
KANSAS MATTERS.

The Kansas election is to take place Friday
The Both inst. The proclamation of Governor
Reeder, provides that each voter must have com
menced an actual inhabitancy, which he intends
10 continue permanently, and must have made
the territory his dwelling to the exclusion of any
other home.
The validity of the claim of the Lawrence
association TO their city site, has been called in
question by individuals who claim it by previous
possession. Mr.. Branscomb, agent Of the En-
igrant Aid company, writes ia reference TO this
matter
1.-The land upon which Lawrence is located
was not subject to prescription until the date Of
the ratification of the late treaty with the Shaw
nee Indians, who were the owners Of il. Be-
fore this time no white person had right 10
settle on this land. Any act of possession was
trespass, subjecting the trespasser to heavy
fine. 1t is obvious that all claims founded upon
such possession are worthless, since no man can
take advantage of his own wrong. Now, every
claim to this site adverse to that Of the Lawrence
Association is based upon some act of occupan-
cy performed prior 10 The date of the treaty al
luded to. After this date and before the Law
renee Association, under the law which gives
them the right, had taken possession, only one
man had pre-emPted upon the land in question.
His right was purchased by myself and is now
The property of the association aforesaid"
A Massachusetts settler at Topeka writes
Let all who wish to come and look at this
country, come as independently and quietly as
they can, and say nothing to anybody about
where ihey come from orwhere they are going
to, and pay no attention to what the Gre-eating
Mssoulians may say 10 frighten YOU off YOUR
track and by all means, let every man that
starts come and put it through, and not back
out till he has fairly seen the elephant
Cows cost from 10 to $40 each oxen SOTO S75
per yoke horses 75to 500 sheep to 81 so
per head, but they are mostly Of the common,
coarse wool kind. Butter and cheese are in
great demand fortunes are to be made rapidly
IN the Kansas valley at the dairy business
Fort Riley affords a fine retail market for these
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-24

FATAL ACCIDENT IN TrNPLEToS Mr.. Ed
ward Hosmer, an esiimable citizen of Temple
ton, met with an accident in that place, on Tues
day last, which terminated fatally. lie was at
in his mill with circular saw, and stepping on
rolling stick or block, threw out one leg to
save fall, when his foot was caught by the
saw and severed from the leg at the ankle joint.
lie was carried home, and Drs Osgood and
White found il necessary to ampntate the in
jured limb, but the patient being Of feeble con-
situton and weak from loss Of blood, died I'M
der the operation. lie left two orphan child
rem, son and daughter Eifek6rg Reriel'e
17h.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-24
From the Green Mountain Frecmanl
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