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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01

- WINTER GOODS
NpF depending on navigation for our supplies
v ofGoods,but receiving them direct from Bos.
ton by express. with the New Year we have open.
ed few New Bales and Boxes OF New Goods, SO
that we can present to our numerous Customers,
the New Year with New Goods TO which We re-
specially ask their attention.
WINTER SHAWLS, OF al descriptions for
Matrons. Maids and Little Misses.
SUPERIOR FLANNELS, both of wool and
cotton hleachcd and unbeached.
CLOAKINGS of every variety of style, goods,
and quality.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN we have a most
excellent assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, and
Vesings. of all CoIors and STYLES
MI7'I'ENS AND GLOVES Of the very best
kinds. Neck Shawls and ConorteIs, Woolen
Socks, &c, dc.
We sell our goods just cheap as before COM
muncation with the east partially closed. Call
and see,
-a.sg METCALF s. MERRILL.
January, 1855. iy30
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TRIBUNE and TELEGRAPH. :.
Local. Miscellaneous, News &c. &c.
NOTICE

TINE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between the undersigned, was this day diss6l-
we'd by mutual consent. Mr.. Densnore is author.
ised to collect and receive all moneys due the firm
and will pay all debts contracted by the firm.
G.. LATHAM SHOLES.
JAMES DENSMORE.
January LIST, 1855. e
Or Mr.. JAMES DENsMoRE is authorised to re-
ceiye subscriptions and other patronage, for the
Tribune and Telegraph establishment.
.sasHtss ,e4I. C. L. SHOLES,
a8as aET .as-U S. S. SCHOFF, IS, I
.49 ~ ST. ana ldt4 j. A. BUTTS. $3.50
January LIST, 1855. s5s4 f 3nae 8
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01

q PENNY SAVED, Those who are.in want
IN Of winter Dress Goods will do we'll to call
and look at my Stock which | ana Offering at RE
pUcED PRICES. Among them may be found good
assortment OF Plain aud Plaid Meriuo, Lyonese
Goods, sll eo'ors all Wool Deiajns Plain and
Figured, &c, &c. Ill. ". HuspARB.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01
sTARKwEATnER's ADV

CTARKWEATHER 81 co wish to say to
~ the leaders Of the united papers, Tribune and
Telegraph, that they keep their store at all times
well supplied with Pure DRUGS AND MED
ICINES and great voricty of Fancy Articles.
They isn particularly TO call atteution,O
I.oudrn's Indian Expeetorant,
NIstar's Balsnm Wild Cherry,
Bryan's PuImonIc Waters,
Ayers Cherry PectorRl,
storms Cough Candy,
Jaynos Expectornnt,
All excellent preparations for Coughs and Colds
now so prevalent. II these do not cure, they will
guarantee Medicines OF their own putting up suited
to eh Sc, nJ2
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01

HORSE BLANKETS. Some very heavy
III ones cheap Of course, at HUSBANDS
AIDES COTTON & MORENO VESTS.
- A good assortment ofthe ABOVE goods, Of all
qualities aud prices. at lluBsARps
ENALLIBUTS FINS. A few kits of the above
u n srIlcle just received al hrasASps
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01

~RFFENBERG MEDICINES, "A full
az supply just received. Their fever and ague
Pills, price reduced to so cents per box, for sale
bv STARKW EATHER d co.
THAR, Pitch and Resin, at
STARKW EATHER & cos.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-01
LIFE INSURANCE.

January, 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-26

LUsUs NATURE.-On Sunday evening
last slave on the Duncan plantation, a
few miles above this town, was delivered
CT a still-born female child, which is an
object of great curiosity. 1t has two
splnes, two necks, two heads, three legs
and three arms, yet but one body! The
heads and necks are perfectly formed,
and IN the proper place and position,
except that there are two of them; SO
sre tgo Of the legs and two of the arms,
but tie extra ones are malformations
: he third arm projects from between the
shoulder blades, and is tolerably well
formed, even TO the hand, the nails of
which are longer and more clawish.look-
ing than usual. The third leg is much
more deformed than the arm, being only
shout ore half the regular length, and
ending in a foot that looks more like a
great toe, with an immense claw at
tached 10 it, than anything else we can
think OF. 1t also protrudes from the
back, between the os sGerum and the os
coccgI, but nearer 10 the former. The
child IS of the usual size and weight,
having attained natures appointed time,
and was alive short time previous to
1T s.ill-hirth. Ii is now in the posses
sion OF DIS. Lyman & Smith, who have
1t preserved in alcohol, and suspended in
large glass jar, in which position many
have Witnessed this wonderful freak OF
nature.-lF Franklin { La Banner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-26
GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS,

John SAUL bsss to announces that be has juss
u completed his supply Of the above, ell i.uliy
selecseo ffom the stocks of the best vowvn In Eng
laud and the Continent, viz Prince Albert 81 9TH
er early Peas, early short top Radish, Early tork,
Large York, London Market, early Batterses, enli-
lings Queen, Flat Dutch, Drumhead shd other very
choice Cabbases; Purple Cape Brocole, Cauii row
or, Lrttuces, Onions. Beets, Beans, Carrots, Pas
nina. Coles, Crystal White Celery, savoy's Lock,
Turnips, Cucumbers, Melons, Tomatoes, Herbs &c.
with all other vegetable seeds In great Variety com
nrisps the well tested standard kinds with the new
varieties, superior in quality, and economical In
price TO which he respectfully calls the attention OF
those who require q real &c une article. His lonQ
experience in the seed trade fully justifes him in
saying ths, his seeds cannot fan 10 give greet salts
faction.
Flower seeds of the Tarest and choicest kinds, sc
ected with great and what are specially suited
20 This climate, offered in single packets or col
iectiOns, at very low rates.
Market Gardeners and others are respectfully ir
vited 10 inspect the seeds aBd scale Of prices.
Catalogues can be had OH sppiicatian,
Seed Store, corner 7th and ii streets.
mar l4-eOSt-
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
* sIieF ffs give Minutes.

fHLEES C0kPOJHD GUY ARABIC SYRUP.
Ff'aE decreasing demand ios this rsost pleasant
4 Ease, G1i stscSIsIus res.1lv tof all pulmonary
1!s sss. E,s sn%bet tee p7o.rissor 70 red zee d.
price 20 plscs II Siihn the reach OF ali casssS
Tie sepsricTiey ct siEasr preparations T. At
ts5-od - r:s.Sr oT>iarrt shy scieEa who lave b.
eye Gi:oeases CT i;s efficacy when ~. usuSl roLls
dies have taiisi; also BY thcasand Of raost r.
SpsctRhie clt.sc who kaye used 10 IN their families
both IS prey s1ST2 a75 care Sith never falling
Csc TOR tbs s5t twenty yesrs, 1cring which periS1
With very btac Sie from advertising. &c., It =,
Gradually erres2 reputation ever the uhois Union
In csses Of resent Cas- Coughs, Rocyscn<s &c, Il
gives 'mEls5ists rsisI. ard gen rally cures In Jay
CT svo, rithC Ut ss.Eg with diet busp,, os
resdering tie system ESre sTSospatle Of Cc(0. a
chrcoio e2ses, AS3sEsa, Khoop-s5 Cot,cA. ce0.a
BrSc'.t,, ASsc'GoS.s q q: LissSs, aid Coes.sst
ton, ii s sl~syo Tery esneEGtl sad sei5cu ala
Then corar,srced IN ti:pa u peFiset = cure.
Price Ga ssi 20 cents bottle.
Scid whcitssle by Pett~-s3a s Skirr St..I 20 ,
RligslJ D.. AisZsnd.i. By Pe.l Z staseus. ia
GsoygetoEu hY hEr. Csssel.
81 TYEEES CUX ARsaEC C8ypY DROPS
similar con position 90 tho above. bat In niicsr
ani Eisrs portable fcsfa; they act Ike . chaEa on
. tyonhiasoue Cough, Ini clear t.. tb:Sat spi
vo.oe; ;ksT contain injuf.c2s draS ara rIrti.u-
lsriJ recommended tcE Children fre; se,ters ys
lie assemblies, public speakers. Fingers, Ae
Prs lsL end IS cents PEI box.
Fot SIZE st 1ost Drug aas Candy Stores.
Get ls-tf
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NEW POSTAGE ACT.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND IN5TRU

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND IN5TRUC-
TIONS TO POSTMASTERS.
NOTICE is hereby given that, agreeably 70 an
~ act Of Congress approved March 3, 1855, the
following rates OF postage are 10 be charged on and
after the first day Of ap' merit in lien OF those
established, TO wit:
On every single letter conveyed in the mail be-
tween places In the United States, for any distance
not excel ding three Thousand miles, three cents
and for any distance exceeding three thousand
mile, ten cent.
From AID after the first day of April pre- payment
on letters is requiIed-excepting upon such "a are
TO or tom ioTega country, or TO officers I the
Government on official business. The Thanking
privilege remains unchanged.
From and after the first day Of January, eighteen
hundred and fifty six, pOstnasters required To
place postage stamps upon all prepaid letters Oh
which such stamps may not have been placed by
the writers.
By the 81 section Of the act the Postmaster Gene
raj is authorized 10 establish u8iform system for
the registration of valuable letters This provision
OF the law will be carried into effect and special in
stIuctcDs therefor will be issued 20 Posiaster5
soon As the necessary blanks can be prepared and
di tributed.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster Gen;l.
P0sT OFFICE DErARTMEsr, hsrch Q, 1855.
mar l0-3tRwtAprill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-26
PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR LIaar-HoHsE;
TREASURY REPAYMENT, /
orYIOE LIGHT House. BoiRp,
rCE-


Match 10, 1855.
SEAIRO PROPOSALS will be received M IIbi,
~ once unul O'Clock, p. III on Monday, the
<oih cay ni March instant, 1855, for supplying the
hsni-housc establishment with five thousand (5CGON
gailohs pest quality spring strained sperm ciI II,
strong sniai iron bound casas, in prime order free
RON leakage, Containing from thirty TO forty gallon.
each, and not eAserdny an average OF thirty fivo
gallons each, 10 De delivered on board OF shin Ar
ne city OF New York within ten DAYS after wrir,en
eoiiee 10 the contractor shall have been received nv
MN, ile OF charge, other than the Contract price
10 the United States P'~''
The OIL contracted iOT under the FOREGOING prono
sals To be subjected 10 the usual tests of speciic
gravity, temperature OF which il will remain mpiJ
by burning and such other means as may be ,bonoht
propsr by the person or persons TO whom that dnty
may De assigned by the Light House Board, Lefore
VIII be accepted. All tests and inspections 10 be
made plor to the transportation Of the oil from the
contractor warehouse or other place OF deposite
Tie OIL to remain limpi at a temperature OF 40
degrees OF Fahrenheit or lower.
Al bids must be sealed and endorsed " PROPOSALS
10! Oh for Light houses" and tTen placed in an.
other envelope and directed TO the Secretary OF the
Light House Board, Washington, ID. C.
The board, under the authority of tee depar,mcn,
ieserV Inc right To reject any bid, though IL NAV
be the lowest, from other considerations than It's
amount.
Ely order OF the Light-AOuse Board;
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
mar io-eOtxomaF Secretary.
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Form Of GgcTGntee.
~ n kJaEr- II - R.r,.oo
HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF NEW YORK.

II. g. SPALnING,o OF Washington, Agent.
ss'iiE Howard Life Insurance Company, POSSESS
K ing an ample capital, and every facility Tor ex-
tending its operations upon the most secure basis
makes every insurance against Life Risks upon the
most favorable terms.
Parties insuring upon the mutual plan are ent,
led 10 proport0naIe share of the profits or upon
the joint stock plan by which they pay lower rate
Of premium, but do not share profits.
Policies are granted either lO' life, or for limited
period.
stations, hut especially TO every head of family
Military or Naval Officers nfT or or duty may be
insured iii time o. peace
Persons insured in this Company have the priyi.
esc OF crossing the Atlantic, 10 ports Ia Europe al
ali SEASONS OF tie year without extra premium
Special permits. for California;, Australia or the
SaBdwicS Islands, IT Il reduced rate of premium.
Office No. 80 s North street, one door cas-, Of
Tenth mar J-eolm
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Inst the edtsr n biais-s wis., II his o. shstr I'd Be
ssertSd. tnts. 'pta az eeisetcn n such tine a.
nsy b. pr-seiosd by ths sseAsisys o. zoe H.yy,
plies prop eco. No prcpossi khsi Be cood6srsd an.
Ies sccompsz By suoh guarantee. 10 sstsf ihs
a,e ptsnes Of proposal snd noad atiou thsreoft0
the bidder or bddsIs be OF hey sAsl EEL to "a Ter
into n obgatcn within tie tina prescribed By the
Bee etsry OF he Navy with good and sneisnt surt.
ties for Ia-Lishias TIE supplies then q seefsssTy
o. ths Navy etsn pfoeetd 20 crnt1cs With soRs
othe person OF pefscns ter Ia nishns the sad sup
p:is' and shsli forthwith 6aure the difsrs nce b.
tween the amount contained In the pIopcsal
gnsIsr t,ed and ia: smoInt Scr which he may have
cont: e for furEi hing the said supplies Ter IL
Tto.s 'rIini a tie propopcsh 90 be sha-eed up
s,ainsi ssd hid eidd,rs AID lis their grAi.
sLto- c: gu.Tsu'ors; and the sam. nav b, imnedJ.
sts!y recovered 10y the Unitd sta ss far the OF
the Navy Dep rtm.nt, In an sctfn Of debt agan
either or eli q sSd persons"
Pubic, No.Il
JOINT RESOLUTION reisIiys 70 bgds for provie}onI.
clothing. sIl s1sil stores for the use OF the navy
Raso,cod 6y Dss SaGts AID Ho-1se Of RSpreseaso.
tres Of Tie Caited Sd of Amersca tn Conoress o.
semb}ed, That all hiss for supplies CT provisions,
clothing and email stores for the use 81 the navy
be rejected at the ton Of The dtJs rtment II
Of regular desleT H. the article proposed to be
furnished, which fac. or the reverse must be de
acty stated IN tbs his rcd that The bids Of all
persOns who Eay have tsllrd "a ccml Nv with the
conditions OF soy contracts they meg have prev
oasly entered into with the United States shall Of
the c?.inn Of The department., ne riectsd; that II
tore than cue bd be offered .or the supply Of sa
article % pccount 0f any one party, ei;hsr In bic
own name. Ia the name Of his partner clerk, or
ether person. toe whole of such bids shall BE-
isrel al the option sf the department; and thsf
partners Of an, firm shall lot be received sure
tics FOX each oher; and that, whensver Il msy 10
deemed Necessary, for the irteres Of the govern
msnt AMI the health Of the crews Of the United
States vessels tn Trccre particular brands Of touI
shich ara known 10 keep best ON distant stations.
the Bc.csu Of PtCFisioos and spd Clothing, With
the appreciation CT the sec.e;sry OF the Navy, b.,
aud hereby f. su,hlrize 20 rrocEre the SINE on
tee hes. terms, IN ma tr- overt
Approved q Hsr,h 1854.
lr-IaN4
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FOR THE VEST AND SOUTH.
AND ONO RAIEROdD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED AbRAN sEMENyS FOB TRAyELi
IMPORTANT CHANGES OF SCEEDL-DE!
Isas + rsEg-zssss3 The late comPiatia.a Ct tn.
Whc ling and Columbus, uniting, as it does by 50
short s1j tircc. lice, tie Psltiuorc and Ohio
Railroad with al portions Of the West land North
and southEes.) gives this route greatly increased
advantages % throush travellers in TIA: direction.
On erd afer Monday, EovaEb-r Il, 1854, tbs
traiaB viii b. run ss foilcTs:
FOR THROUGH ra22ENGYE9
fso fast t::ins dsiI5 VII, IAN In each d'Ean.;on
EirSt-Tne MAIL TRAtt;, 'esyirg Cas,:sn Station
at N, ius:eai Of c'cioc; aeretofof-, Except
On sanisY,) ani assiyog at Whseling ut 10 q. n
Seconi-rhs EXPRESS TT AIN. leaving at 5p IN 4,
Instead Of az p. IA, as heretofore, snd running
! through 10 Wheeling so about II hours, reachibg
there ;.t 10 rs =. This train win step ct Wash.
ingtcn Junction, aykssv;lle, &onooscy, Harper's
u rry, Msriins51rg, Sir JOHNS Run. cumberland,
Piedmont ROwlesburg, Nswburg, Retterman, FERN.
fngtao, Cameron and Mcuojsvilie only, fer WOO /
anu water aid meals. Both there trains make
pror,p: and regular connection vi th> OF the
Cantral Ohio Rosj for Cam5Tids,, Fan syiiie, Few.
| arS, CoiunitU', Cin,innsh, Louisvil.e, Dayton,
SandusEy, Toled, Ietroit, Indianapolis. Chicago,
81 Louis, etc. Passengers lesvDg baltimore by the
lisii Tre'p; Will rsaon Cincinnati for doner next
day, while by ths Rxpress Train they arrive there
ST ~ the next night, being kept bat one night on
| tie route ~ ejth-r train
| Passengers 70; tie acrthwe-t via Cleveland and
AL ictecnls iiste points make direct ,onneo-
l Gci WIN upon C6VeisrU ana f.US
burg aarord at all times whse the Ohio lie navign-
bic f.. sseaEusrs betT-o-n Wheeling ard Wsltsvle,
By leaving Baltimore Ia he Mail Train a. 3. -.
Returoing, the Trains leave Wheeling folle ws:
| The EXPRESS TRiIN st 80 m, reaching Pal,
| ti,nore az $50 a. In. The NAIL TRAIN at Has p.
| n rescNiog Be;i,Dcre at II 7p.
Gs-ThTouyh tickets by boat from Wheeling for
Cncic natl, addison, Louisville, st. Louis and other
River Cities, III Be sold at times when the stage
OF ~ster viii ajIa,.
ss- Thraugh tickets Lstveen R.ltipor- and
Washington and all the i'm pOrsant CITIES and towns
! In the West, sre sod at the Tickle. 0faees Of the
| Company
| FOR WAY PssSEN 7ER5.
| THE HAJL RAIN, leaving Camden Station vii
take pess,reers for ell ths uS1al stopping places
the Road Estrrpin;, 'h.s train la4Tes Wheeling
at AS midnight, mba.lsrd et le.lt a. u, AMI
| arrives at Baltimore at p. n.
! THE FREDENICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
for Frederick ard Intermediate Places Will start al
P. II, daily. (czccp. suaasyr) arriving in Fred.r.
!ch az 40 ae;uruins I'll leave Frederick ct .
| IL, arriving at Baltimore It IL 80. neon
| TiE ELL;OJiT& MILLS ACCOMMODATIONS
viii be Ili, daily, (uxc-pt S1ndays,) es fellows:
Lssyo Camden Staticu a. 9 e. IN. and 3 .. m.
Leave ElEcott's Mill at 100 q. m. snd $50 p. N
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

TR.lSS Run AS FOLLOWS:
IAvs daily, ezeert ElndaJ, ct . and sJf c. n.
L 4 aud snd p ID.
On Sunday at G g n sai5 SPIN.
Leave Belt;u2rs g; ~ end g. =; enc and 8
pm.
On sun3ay a. IL - sri pm.
The copne5ti3ns vii; Baltimore Z 0Lto RAILROAD
f,r ;ha ifcss a-e 81 t:alns leaving &c 9 "A AID
PA.
Fog Philadelphia ala New YORK al 6, and 81; q e
AID ? II.
For annapolis at sl%s ~ ana aspen.
For Norfolk at J p u.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent
Psriicu sr attention "a called to the Rpie reauir.
IL; responsible voucher Tor any p,recn Of coles
who my wish 20 pass ov-r lbs read.
dec i2-Gtf
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u KNOTTY POINT SErTLED.-A cava-
lier in oar vicinity the ether day tried to
put down his opponent with this ques-
ton
&C If Noah did send out dove that
never returned, where did it 90 TO 2"
" Why, retorted his antagonist, al
suppose somebody shot it,"
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TgavgLGIlS' figEJTUgf
d. Mott HedelIs Lima. ,GA

CITY, md DISTRICT OF COZ UHBIA
Jackets. -.-
THIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
Il from pier Ii East River, New York, and ofteuer
necessary, aud are composed Of the following first
class vessels:
sew scbr. a. " Beaeli, Bedell, master.
New scilr. Moff Btdsu, A. v. TredweiI.
SchY. linn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
sch- IIolant, l.. a. Sn,illl master.
schE. CommGnder-in Catsf, Wng,m, master.
Sehr. Greersroy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast shilers, and the masters
men Of experience m the trade, and the only regu-
lar line Of w Washington City packets.
MOTT BEDELL,
Wall street. n. Y.
s. 4. MASTERS l. sons,
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS Riley,
feb i-Gm Washington and ID. G.
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ORANGE AED,ALEXAEDRIA RAILROAD
80 8

>J'S' o5p awe - AScs,
THE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordons
L vile and intermediate stations st7x o'clock,
O. 70. o. the srtlSal Of tbs boz. frora Wash,ngSn.
giving ampls t;no fer breakfast on board. Con.
Meeting at Manassas iUoct; N WITH train for Sttas
burg, st GaJrenron ia ction with train Cor Wsr.
ranton, si.i 81 GoTGcns7le with the trains Oh the
Virginia Contra! Railroad fer Rehrloud Cha. icttt ;
vile, ana Stauntcn.
The osrs iesTo GoEiousTiI!e daily for Alex.ndrfa
and stations. ct before l2 q. IA, on
tbs arrival Of the trains OF the Virginia Central rail
road from Richmond, Charlottesville and Stsuutor
THROUGH TICK Erg
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&2M&, UNITED STATES gfH38
.rr

THE new YORK q LIVERPOOL
XIII, UNITED STATES 9Th
MAIL STEAMERS.
TUE SHIPS COMPRISING TaIs LINE ARE
/ The
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
BALTIC Capt Comstoch,
ADaIAfIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have bssn built by contract, express
ly for Government eervice; every care has been
taken In their construction, as In the Engines To
ihsars strength sud speed, and their accommoda.
tons for passengers are unsquaIled for elegance
ard comfort.
Price Of passage frcn New York to Ey ,rp,ol. IN
nrst 20
second 20
Excl save use OF extra size state rooms anD
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin.
No berth osn be secured until paid for.
For freight or psseage apply to
EDWARD k. COLLINS 4 On
30 Wall street, Ne . York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY co,
E.a. ROBERTS q CO.. 'fP0'i-
III Kings Arms Yerd, London.
JOHN MUNR0E Co,
20 Illus Notre Dame des victcirea Paris.
GEO q. DRAPER, Havra =
Tns owners OF these ships win not be Accountable
Tor gold, oliver, bullion, specie jevery. precions
stones or Metals, unless bills OF iad;ns ar srned
tnersior ana the value thereof therein expfesssd.
nov l8-dly
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f0f Lynehbufs, Connecting vith tia etaCas a;
ChaIicttecyilis, on MoEdeye. Wednesdays, and I'M.
days
ages at cuipepsr, TUesdays, Ti,arsaays and Sat
urdsy.
For Winchester daily, connecting With tbs stages
at Piedmont
Fer @iddlsburs daily, connecting With the stages
at the Plains.
Per order: WB DECSHETT. scsn.
nov 1-dtf
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EVENING STAR.
ouR CHILDHOOD.

z
IT'S ssd-yat sweet-to listen,
To the sOft winds gentle swell,
And think we hear the music
Orr children know 50 well,
To gaze en- the even,
And the boundless fields Of cir,
And feel again our boyhoOd wish
10 roam like angels there!
There are many dreams Of gladne.s
That cling around the past
And from the tomb Of feeling
Old thoughts come thronging fast
The forms We love 50 dearly,
In the happy days now gone,
The beautiful and lovely,
50 fair % look upon.
Those bFigh, and lovely maidens
Who seemed 50 formed for bliss,
Too glorious and too heavenly
FcYsHch a world as this
Whose soft dark eyes seemed swimming
IN sea OF liquid light,
And whose locks OF gold were streaming
Ger bmws 10 sunny bright.
81 hose smiles were like the sunshine =
IN the spring time of the year
Like the changeful CLEANS Of April
they folio we'd every tesrl
They nave passed-iike hope-awaY-
All their loneliness has fed
Oh many heart is mourning
That they are with the dead.
Like the bright buds Of summer
They have fallen from the stsm-
We; oh; is Il lovely death
To fade from earth Ike them.
And yet the thought is saddenin-
To muse On such a. they
A"6 feel that ali nc beautiful
Are passing fast away,
Tia; The fair one whom we love,
i,roW % each Loving breast,
Like ;endTilS OF the c:insins vine.
InsH perish where they rest.
hni an we but think Of these
IN the soit an gentle spriug,
SiisB the trees are waving DER Us,
Aad the flowers are blossomiDc!
70. We know that winters coming
With his cold and stormy sky
And the glorious beauty round us
T. blooming but to die
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