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NOTICE.
persons knowing themselves indebted to W. T. MEN
N DENHALL, viii please call at the old stand and set
themselves the OF
as the accounts must be settled
beari n Bill ain
The car be settled as o.
Richmond. December 90 1854. LII
Election Notice.
VHHHE stockholders Richmond Williamsburg Turn
that election will be held
City Richmond 81 the 9Th of the LIST month,
O'Clock day, for the
purpose eecting six directors the ensuing
WN. PARRY, President
DAVID II. SMITH,,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
And Notary Public.
RICHMOND INDIANA.
III. Ii. PAYNE, Notary Public;
(
Conslalissfoner Deeds, sc. the Of N. ~,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
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Rail Road Meeting.

The friends of the Cincinnati and Chicago
Railroad held a meeting in this city on Tuesday
evening last, which was attended by a respecta-
bic number of citizens. Hon. G. B. SMITH,
President of the Company. addressed the meet
ing, setting forth the present situation and future
prospects of the Road, and submitted plan to
raise an amount of funds sufficient to com plete
the Road to Logansport. a very small amount
was raised but an effort will be made TO
sums they see proper TO invest.
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Cotton Batting.

II RAINIER, IRWIN CO. agents for the sale of Tests
N superior COTTON BATTING
Jan 18th, 1855. Att
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this city, the 2sth inst pocket
containing forytwo dollars. and papers
liberal reward viii be by returning to this Office
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Fresh Family Groceries.

u CITIZENS has Just received a large addition 70 his
TIE selected stock Of
purchases best articles the
articles quality
his Call aud examine for yourselves
p, 1854.
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Musical

HUST received lot OF Music. Call
-
Ida May
Life o Barnun, and other late
BURBANK & BROS No. Main street.
January al
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StrayeO

SffayeU
- FRoN vicinity of city, n Wednesday eve
.-sT\ning 4 about five
1Aold I51s hands higt marked with the saddlehas been
kicked the hochad sLoe the right hind foot No
will he paid for her
information concerning her. to Lewis urk
the undersigned. JAMES BCKGolNE.
December 1851 l3t
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dissolution Oh EsAssssSs Al,
ur -1,nar.hip heretofore existing between me
Undersigned having expired BY limitation The eus,hs
Of the fran will hereafter be eonshaea os ,snrizs,
10 eoi.e>' 'No ~ JOSEPH ". BLACHLE1,
!, IOUN A SIMPSON
r DAVID X ESTE Jr
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Dissolution,

H>HE partnership heretofore existing between this
dissolved by Either
to settle the business Q the
JAMES JOHNSON.
ALFRED JOHNSON.
1o-hr, 9n.b
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Dissolution of Partnership.

yNNHE partnership heretofore existing between Bennett
and c. day
Of he oil
BENNETT BARMER,
JAMES C.
November 10. 1854. 81
CUGAR Cured Shoulders. of the very best quality for
- sale cheap at No. 81 Main street, by
Mayls LYNDE BARNES
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Hardware for Cash.
ENROM after 1855,
cIusivey. large and Of Building
Carriage Trimmings, Mechanics
Cutlery and Shelf Hardware in full FROM
per cheaper than
receiving Boston Philadelphia a large
and will sell cheaper than
II , All class State Stock money al
par for goods. third a
UNCURRENT MONEY, o. every description be taken
for worth
Adscoun of per prices par
fun W. T. DENNIS,
81 Main
be
had without delay W 7. DENNIS.
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STATE OF NDfANA,}
Wayne County,.

way county, Spring term, 1855.
Simonson Abigail
his wife, (who is daughter md heir of
Alexander Grey, deceasel,) Wilkinson
Grey and Ravens Grey, tsons and heirs
of said Alexander Grey decd, Thomas
Berry and Hannah Berry, children of
Nancy Berry, deceased (yho a
daughter Of said Alexander Grey decd,
Andrew J. Mctfill, Lydia Reynolds,
Amos Reynolds. Nancy Phillips,
James Mciill and John Mcti Chill Petitiontor Partition
dren Patrick McGilI, deceased,}
Martz, Andrew Martz. Lydia Jane Martz
and Christians Martz, children of Bet
NartZ, IA daughter deceased said
Patrick Mctiill.} Isaac Edna Rid
dell, married 10 RiddelI,
der Grey, Catherine Ravens
Matthew Grey. Ruth Grey Sarah
Jane Grey and Nicholas Grey, Children
OF Matthew deceased a
son of said Alexander Grey dec eased
NOTICE hereby the above named defendants,
OJames -Hctiill John Mctiill
Lydia Jane Marz Christina Martz
Matthew Grey, Ruth Nicholas
Grey whom it is alleged by the a
residents, and residence
Indiana of the filing and tendency petition
in the above entitled
before the Judge of the Wayne Circuit
of the thereof
Monday
and decree them thereon
Witness Andrew +. Scott Clerk Court ana the
seal thereof, this p "a day OF December, 1854.
ANDREW z. SCOTT Clerk
December %, 1854 %.
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Turnpike Election.

election VIII be held the Hampton School the
second day, (Moniay, the
Directors Nespcri
Turnpike Company, to serve the ensuing
JESSE CLARK, President.
JoHS HENLEY. Secretary
month.
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= B. JULIAN W p
Riesz
JULIAN 4 BENTON.
ATTORNEYS and COCSSELLoRS at Law
Richmond. Indiana.
~ Once in the Virgins Building
March 10. 1854 l2-s
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ILL sell AZ faac Auction
30 entire stock Of Family
erai assortment OF aesae roce-e>.
belonging No. street Sezrr Re- Iii
also the reasonable terms srI r--iit
y i'll be givea- NJ LEWIS
January IL, 1854 W l. FARs-HAE.
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Attention. Farmers.

VITIGGINS REID will all pay the highest
w price in cash for Wheat Rye, Barley Oats Corn
Buckwheat delivered their Warehouse
tie Depot formerly owned ~ Hutton, stratton & Co.
Virgins & REID
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Great Eclipse of 1854.
Messrs. HUNT * RUTTER, propretors Of the
II G III M O ID ID f. II OF M l. L.
ESoRMERLT Newman to the citizens of Rich
vicinity that they prepared 10 furnish
at the lowest marke price. ALL
ORDERS y Ioung's Provision House, will
prompt Flour conveyed by Express
party of the City free of charge.
w III EAT. So
market price for WHEAT delivered
their would do well to give them call before
selling elsewhere. HUNT q Ri TIER
| Richmond June 20th. 1854.
WOODEN Yarn.
sDVV THADDEUs WRIGHT.
| Is 1854
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E1- Burbank & Brother have just received
some new Books and some new music. See aC
vertsement in another column.
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Executors Notice.
4 ETTERS tesameptary will of Martin Marmon
have been granted the undersigned by the Clerk of the
Wayne Pleas and State of Indiana
requested Clerk
within year this date
JEREMIAH HADLEY, Execuor.
lS l.
EUST the best
Sp Shop both
prices
the 81 UNDERWOOD
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FROM NEW YORK.


NV YoRx, July I3.--CoRsidcrnble excitement
has been created in WiIaMsbutgh by The s. lznte
Of $500 wotlh Of liquor, the prOpeIIy OF al OK.
tenSive dealer.
Col. Fabens. Implicated 10 The Gllibustet move
ment of COL Kinney, las been missing ftOR tho
city for several days, and is tkonsh To lie on his
way TO join The expedition OF pain. fixed upOMUy
tie rtOieCtotS
Lynch, the clerk Of the SupetiOr COutt, hos fed
from the city. lis deIalcatIOns nnsount,O $500,
Which SUN his iIivUdS think he will u aOIr ~
make gOod.
Among the names signed to the address which
is to lie lieSenlet 10 Padrs Gava14l NS soon as lie
aruvrs in tie city, Cabout the first u September
neXi,) ale those Of Hon. JaCob Bloom, u Penn.
SyvaniN George Law, Senators Whitney anl
LItOOks, Arson g. Phelps, james u. DaEk.t and
DuMIsI UInOn.
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NEW YORK MARKET.


JuLY l3-MoHey is unchanged. Stocks heavy
Galena and Chicago RAILROAD, lI0l: CltVeIand
oul Toledo, %; Ere, 6?l; Illinois Ceuttai, 90
Michigan Southern, 81; New York CenIol, l0li
HARLEM, 90l; Cumberland, 29l. Reading, 9Sl
Canton 214.
n o milIIing HE.
Flour frmi sales Of 500 brls, Ohio, a, $685.
$50; sales 500 Ltls Southern, 81. Wheat finn
with an upward Iendsncyj sales Of 5000 bush.
southern white, al $3.50. Corn ttfle Lowell
50 es Of &C. 900 bushels at 81. Pork fitm, sales q
$50 br!S. Beef firm. sales Of2t0 bElS. Lard dull
Whisky Erm; sales 100 btIs. at 4Ic. Coffee Grm'
from SS.GOaG0,1i tot Rio. Sugar firm; sales 90C
bxs, at 81 for MuscOvadO. MoIasseS ffm; sale!
100 hhls, at S2c fOt New Orleans. iron fin
sales at sS0aSl. Tobacco firm; sales los hhds al
lllc for Kentucky. Gunny Cloth, sales 100 bale.
TO anIve) at l3c. Bags finn o! llIal2c. Rice j.
steady
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lIrNruELD Il uLEVAD.-- An advertisement which
We publish to-day, notifying stockholders that the
interest OIL lheIt investments awaits their onletS,
indicates the gratifying ptogtesS and prosperity Of
Tie Nsap6ell Railroad The active and ttEiCient
forces now employed on tue line betweeH this and
Washington ate prosecuting their labOrs with I'M.
,nns inInsltY. The laying Of The rails, which
ATE now being manufactured at the Cfescsn. Mills
of hi, city, will be commenced on The first Of Au-
rust, ., .bs corner Of Zane aud Fifth streets, and
viii ue continusL east Until the tack il coRpleleJ
10 Washington. The bonds Of The company 10
l,f,e amount have ncenlly been negotiated on ia.
yoi.be letnE. In short, everything indicates the
c,rly completion and successful operation Of the
Eirpp6tll R1iItOad.
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FROM NEw OR EANs.

JuSv I3.-COllon market unclaimed; limited
business al previous rates; sales for the week Is,
500 balls. Receipts VI cotton for the week 1000
against $500 last year. Receipts less than last
year 231,OOO bales. Stock 5000. Coffee uu.
changed; uaeS fOt the week 2.0O0 bags. Stock
$500. Sugat5 a5I: MoIa.ses %. Plour slight.
" advanced; selling at % Sterling 9a9i, dull.
Arrived. Ohio Bell, TwicheiI. Weston yellow
coin SIS; white 9S. Oats 5j163' Whisky 324.
Hay o. Candl,s q. Sight Exchange PAT to /!
ptenium,
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
RRnM nnI,f1MNIlS.

JULY 10, p. M.-Tbe convention has iust nom.
mated tue Hon, Salmon +. Chase, OF Cincinnati,
for Governor; Thomas Il. F0nl OF RiChland, Coi
Lieutenant Governor; and Jacob BrinkeEhoof I'll
Judge Of the Supreme Court. Otter nominations
are IN progress. rtnf ri"
The Convention passed resolutions substantial.
" as follnwt:
Isl. That tue people who constitute The Su.
nfeme power Ia the United States, should guard
with Jealous care The tights VI the several states
IS independent governments. No enCEoachInenls
upon theit legislative Of Judicial preTosativsS,
should be permitted from any qu0tler.
%. RrsOlTrd, That The people Of The Stale ol
Ohio, mindful Of tie blessings conferred upon theM
Ly the Ordinances Of Freedom, whose anniversary
our Convention this Day COmmtmi IAteS, lave rs.
tabIiShed for their political guidance The following
cIIdnal rules:
Pirs, Ye will resent the spteaj Of slavery, I'm.
der whstevet shape Of c0lOE il may be attempted
10 this end we will labor ossijiOusly 10 render in.
OPtGallve and void that potion VI lie Kansas and
Nebraska bill which abolIshes free IN in the ter.
IitoTY withdrawn tr0a tue influence OF slavery b.
The Missouri Compromise OF 1920; and will on.
pose, by every lawful and constitutional nranS, the
existence Of slavery in any national territories nd
lie further IRcEeaSe Of slave teinI0ty, and Of slave
States into the Republican confederation.
3. R'EOirsd, That the recent acts Of violence
and civil Mar ~ hnnSos. melted by the late Vice
PreN1eOI Of The United States, aud laCitIy cucOul
aged ny Executive Command, deserve the emphatic
Condemnation u every citizen.
4. RtSOIced, That a proper tetEenChment in oil
public expenditures; thoroughly economical al.
equal basis Of tOXltlUnj and SiNge districts fol
AIECiinN Nf 1nAnihpFO nj thn 1h1iR1A1uRA "a.
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WASnISoroS, D. c., july l3lh.--Poureen ven.
ders OF lottery tickets weEs indicted to-day for
violation Of the law Of Congress, which prohibits
tie sale VI such tickets IN The District Of COlum.
bla. The law imposes heavy fine, and subjects
the offender 10 imprisonment, but II hes hitherIV
heelI dead letter.
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FROM CONCORD,

uJuIy l2th--EIUuse to-day adopted an address for
Tue removal Of several judicial and Executive oil
GETS; olsO series Of resolutions similar ~ those Of
the Legislature Of MOinei IeIatlve 10 process Of
naturalization OF foreigners, and regulation Of tie
fight OF SuiTraSc,
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NV ORLEA%S. July I3h--Ry the Gtena'a
winch Iscenlly anv.d al New Orleans, we lrotr
that the Leollh Of Havana continues IL be goWl
The F"mIth Of July was Observed with a Cecom'
Ing spInl GI the Auericaus IN t|os city Sugar ii
dull.
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loss OF THE TELEGRAPH No. Q.
LOUISVILLE. July l3Ih--rhe steamer Telegraph
No. 2, was burnt In the waters edge tbs nom.
Ing, at the wLaIf al New Albany. l.Vss $780,
~ insurance.
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Tux Warn will Ds shut OF to-day from The
city PIPES tut the purpose Of cleansing tic resOE
yo,r. So says rumot. although we have no official
announcement as 10 the eXOct time.
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AruEx.EuN.--l'O uigM tic "SltAnger" and
"Coasia l.amJkiO" will be performed, IN which
Nj. Cm,ELrs FOsrER aud Mr. and Mrs. CuArNAS
will apleat a Eteot medley u Other umuse.
,rents will be presented!
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MEDICAL.
awe WOULD Nor GIVE a DOLLAR FOR
ALL TilE T'tNCTuRE HAMPTON
EHRR NAlEu IS t-a'A

Hhh iln linvL v Imn l'n"t IVY
r,,u, nv IN M"n '1 49,. .,.., A..
THUS spoke WtAe AMI S0od MANI Dol Mtk ne
thahte| et the GHttd bear hIL aed the detldt wiz"
lhet 10 suus! On Or Be made Whole, ttSltESGA Frci
Y e. e ,Nt re-, A';I X, Atar
ent editor Of thai highly pOrplI AMI eAlehsteY Sd "a
rer, The ChttSiIan Banner. rublIStel At tdtrSGNbaE.
VA IN MS editorial q lie iSth Of Nay iS Illus A'e'As
"SOnle time ego We meiely aludeL 10 ISmP.OhG Veg.
etabte 1iHtUs With PlVini,e u ncsLtlNg lOle PAIlc
uIIly The gIeai ItIei We haze ou,Ieli dtlytd o6 t
Me- UuriRe OUT COlIesisle CuaAt, ownt 10 .edtMliy
iIONbIed with VeVIiSO. For To thai StAIS ast
leaving college NC were lAhu'tnA .elOEsly uLdtT leAe
two alAttiOns. The si; Ol iSS3 our health bteAHs
~ delicate tLat y was VIA Stat dllMuly We 6Ctd ~
ltRd 10 The DTulnall 1ltIeA o. OuI WO@Hoh hety
Thing "" ale Immediately turned add ENF dt4t&llNe o.
sARS became wholly deIaiBedi l0slIS Is u ~tRHd OHsaN
tGn HrIIil OUT energy aln0tt olsOOk ~, ORI nhnE
tUt necessity u'Ged US on TO ACTION. ,..,...
,culiIIr in OUT Iet, Gad al 10 no rarOse. We tSiie
.raiIed 81 ever recovering OHr Leslh, when ItnaIr
iIieNI Of ouIG Us ~ bple OF amtioh.
Vtze,abe lEtute, Sssutls psthat ne would lind Great
Itiel lnOnI rs usc We 6ieAJ IPplle1, w k0uS not
Fsr aIel.aY OI ell NE F1rIhIS HISPloR tTF hsGS, AZ
had no ah lu II OF any OlheI MEDICINE In t&tt 4 que
DuLa III the khiResS VI her he4It. however, WlthUu
consulting Us about IT. size sen AND got ORe bottle aud
uTctd W IL accept Of IT, aud oT ter Aske - Could
possibly ihIte u.s. 10 use Il according Ia objection For
lie Lgi IPlArL We lid Tor LEI AuL lei act VI LdSs
we pIOmsed to dOSO And without The lsaAt eNaEleIa
lion We can tIUIy say that be0le We had utd The edtRtS
u Que bottle We fell Ike a teW n1n.
ave used t0I4etuiiNely IRON ltn 10 fifteen bottles
msAl return SI6e iLen our dkeSve Organs hue betn
uniformly correct, our head clear and 50 AT As ou' Ia
viii slow, OUT .pidt. S.Ss be-" S.S,ssss I'D
s ca al Is Wen pof iht sale u lie saeti W.
nke this stAttnen hOpUs that O'he' nay find The sAIa
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El.EC1ION.

CHARLESTON, July I3.--Au election OF Sheriff
took place on Monday, and resulted III the choice
Of tue Know Nothing candidate Ly maiOFIiY og
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Tux ErulOrEAS I'uSvsuEs appear tonight al
Washington Hall. Among the peffotmvts we notice
,l.r mares Of JoE BRowS, Tie gt.aL American Jis
lptceu CH.aLEr Pat, the BanlOist, aud hos!
Of Othet t'!sntea performers.
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Apro1r's Lille Of Napoleon, aud Doesiick's
New woik, have been received ny Robinson &
lio, no. Washington Hill.
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TE Evansville lion Rolling Mill is lot sale. II
n,n The hands ofaAaSsienee. What hinleFedth the
lucceys Ut ihaLmIIf II SeeNeI 10 have all the
,ecessary elements to command succesR,-O, s.
Jyurn1I.
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Cux.--A sinkulOt accident occurred In New.
Ton, SsssS CO., vu., last week. A lad named
No1's vent into his falhes's CeIIar whete hs vol
tine otse lobster, open. lie took up The Oivalve
~! IA anticipation Of o SavOuty meal Ih'ust his
uaSur mo lis mouth, wheEcup9R il closed doOls,
listening upOA the toys tongue 50 tightly thai lie
!01l began IL OOxe tom II, The pain being height
taeI ~ the unsupported weight Of the hanging
caM. The cSss seemed, for time, quite ALARM
Us, hnt neishbOt soon !feed the lad from his
EsUlnl situation by cutting the muscle which en-.
A1lrS the animal 10 open and shut its she'll. No
tongue.
We could tell better clam story than This,
founded on Wheeling Iucls, but We believe We
won't,
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The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTIC MEDICINE"
IN THE

~ -
IN THE
F" " OR l. D!!"
Fifty pills for twenty-five Centa.
Pive noxes for 100.
. 40, II A l. S r e a DIS"
.iN1IbYSrEf7IC PILLS
N1TlLL relieve every "huMhN beng" who has ANY Of
The following symptoms;
| Indigestion. lieadAche,
EilIOUALesa, EAtIeme nervous agitation.
Acidty, pAipItaiion Of tie heart.
NeM1A oil oPpEeSslOnAt thea ntapAety Tor the hL
pit OF the stomach. eAl ereElOn,
Depression Of ApiIitS. MisncGs and iIdiNlinctUeSS
tlelVine3s, Of VISION
Cold hands and ler:, UNPLEASANT taSieint the mouth
SumhGets OF the Limbs aud particularly when isiTs in
other parts, the morning,
Vertigo Nausea, DuiIbeAvy pain. and sense Of
lECioHltI OF esTlra'iom, weiSMtY the head.
StuPOT, lcmrViS Iy loss Of memory
4 scUIe VI kmptiHess,
UTOwstEesE, FulSe tess iIe1Uen: aud more
Debility, feeble thaH usual.
EXlIemc LansuOr aud EI- Dependency,
hAuAliOn, knACilton aud Extreme Ne.
biLIty.
CU>tiSenetA.
prRtlpSl NepOtat
IIMfuct s. Co.'s, iI Rust Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
G1'POl sale by Druggists everywhere. ~
E5'PRICE-9j cents E0r SlusIe box, Ur 81 iOt iv
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rrempGold Railroad Company.
NOTICE. 10 Quo COUNTY STOCKHOLDERS.

,ruE NctkhTJes Of Tie IltmrAeIi Railroad Company
Wll tau al The office OF Tue company, ln VII cling,
80 ' WM, iIART CARR,
,is Treasurer.
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Dltn YEsrERpM,-Evely Jay is written this IT.
lie senIence--"Lle,l yesterday" SO and so, eve.
~ DAY hower is pIuckei tOn some SunOY home
"a bleach is made in some happy CitcIe-a jewel
s,oisn tom some tteOSuty Of IOve--each DAY fEOm
tue fields Of lie some IatOEet disappears. Yes,
.yety hour sumo sentinel TAILS from his post, and
is lhtoWn from The IanpaIS Of time into tue surg
ing wal-ts Of ttetNly.
"Dled Yes'erluy'-who! Perhaps il was gen.
lie babe, Sunless as an angel, Pute as EePhyfS
hymI-one whose laugh vas as the guSh Of Snnl'
neE Ills lJI;eIHg III bowel Of Eoses--wtoSe
lie vas perpetual tiffany, May zine cto" ned
with lOweE which ne"eIG fade. W MAyhAn Il was
youth, hopeful and geNrFous-OHe whose path
MAS hvmmei in by IiOWeIS, with not serpent
lItA.ng undeInealh--One whose soul sought cOIn'
mHnlon with The wouhy aud good, and Ieached
ttnh With earnest struggle TT the guetdon ~ the
distance. hut that noble heat still now toIhe
"dcd yesterday" Perhaps il was maiden, pure
SIS The O'Onee buds that wIealhed htT Iolebesutha
vas sticAen down as she stool Of the altar, sur
rouu!ed by happy, ANXIOUS ffiendS, but ste was
to're tom the tim a,sIrS Of The sanctuary 10 the
gItlsn Of tie slumbeEeIS.
Perhaps II was on aged raltiSEch, bent with oge
'Hi cate, whose life had Ueen one Of uncIouleu
AUbstiGe. tie "died yesterday" Yes, oil that
w'imonaI Of him now sleeps silent and alone, in
"ssN'' ic!embfacs.
TAuS zach Jay, SINE pearl dtoPS ftom the jew
t't' lh'saloI liirnIShip-S I've, 10 Which We
'A's tesn wont 70 listen, has teen huSheu IOIeV:
e. Int NRe Isle who nouERs not the pearl Of
miss ICs'i ia hlS life shall pass away IS gently o.
a" 'a''sFa sh'tOW ftoRI tho bills, and dsS!h Oe
MInph and gam.
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Fos Ersors,-M;, Isaac wuUr anil hs sou +.
l.. WtLOr. Of this city, have eIt iot England, and
uNt 3, itom Boston on The 18Th. They will bc
hosrnl STOUT tbVte mouths
Ont tllo~ tliaen Nj. T Il. ARMSTRONG, also
a,o IslI tot Easoad aud Itelaud ObCut two weeks
aacc,
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ZASEAvILtT, OHso.

IAHEAVTLIEI UHIU,
VI. J. ~ rsHS,rsrritA:-
DEAR Sir = haze keen affected or thvrs ytars With
rLeunrliSII u my blcA. aLG 0E he Ilsi NiY hlhx not
able tn set OVl Ol ny bed WITHOUT Lep ti jOVT agent IN
our cts insisted gu na.tTy'Le ono bottle Of ChaEs PLu
lnieht and ny what eEttt Il woad lAYet AID Ola tOt
tie has relieved he nOth that waS able get out ~
ny bed without JaeUty Nhas bten bleAa,p4 10 psj
JRt Try Il IOT !UuIAel and JOu will Be well pleased
MIS-. ". COCHRAN.
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