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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

Of Matthew'S iIe said hp shouid not have killed
Mr. Sperry, hut he was taken with the cramps.
and if he had not done as he did.the cramps would
have killed him.
We saw the prisoner. Sanford. this morning in
his cell which is near to that of Willard Clark
aud that of Samuel Sly. The murderer stan
ding close up TO the grated door Of his cell. tai
king very rapidly and incoherently, occasionally
oaibs and mprecations could he heard. Yet he
did not speak If in passion, but earnestly
aud rapidly talking.
Il has been said that this wretf he'd young man
belonged to the gang Of Wakemanites. the half
crazy fanatics who in Jail for the murder
Of Jnsius Matthews, whom they called 1.-THE man
of sin" We doubt. however, whether Sanford
has given himself much trouble about 1.-the
man at SIM" or had any other of the anxi.ties of
the Wakemanites. Neverfhelrrs.it j. a fact that
he j. connected by the ties If relationship with
most of them. The widow of Jus,us Matthew's
who was murdered hy Sly. is his aunt. Almer"n
Sanford is his uncle. It was this mans
wife that tied the hand. of Matthews before he was
murdered. The woman Davis who testified at
the inquest on the body Of Matthews that she did
not know the meaning Of suicide, is also aun. To
him.
On the morning of Mr.. Sperry's death he had
in bis family prayer made some very affecting al
lusions to the new year. and said none. but the
Almighty knew of its import to him and his, and
that il might be the last Ia either of them. His
prayer was greatly in this ven and all his words
now iush back to his family is if they we're omin
Gus almost prophetic of his end
This dreadful affair has of course created a
great excitement throughout our city and all
about the county wherever the news has spread
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

PENNSYLVANIA UNITED STATES SENAToR-A
bill has passed the Senate of Pennsylvania. set
ting apart the l4th of the present month az
the day for the Legislature Of that State to go
into joint convention for the purpose Of electinp
United States Senator in the place of Hon. Mr..
Cooper, whose term expired on the 4th of March
1855. A similar bill had previously passed the
House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

HORACE GREEDY. The Washington coIr,-
pendent tf the Cincinnati Times gives the fol
lowing description and an anec1ute of Greeley :
No man in Washington attrnct- more attention
He cuts quaint figure every where with his
-hambling. lopsded gait, loosrly cut clothing,
cravat awry, and hat pcrched back on the top of
his head leaving his great white face stumbling
out like the Fl ,nre head of Dutch iugger. |
believe his address and negligence Of dress 10 be
mostly assumed. 1t the bitter remark of
certain Greek philosophers concerning the Spar
tans. that "he snw their vanity through the holes
in their garments. lioiHec~ vanity Is amply
in his pretended cccen,rietirs. Let me tell you
little jok | heard last evening while at the Ma
tionn Hotel. a trio Of Irish servants were husi-
" talking politics in the corner of the reading
room (irl>h servants are great politicians here,)
when one of them suddenly exclaimed.
BE iabers boys, an tner's ould Greeley.
"Where!" exclaimed his companions, with as
much interest in their look they would natu
rally exhibit on being told that st. Patrick or
Bishop Hughes was before them.
standing yon by the table, talking wild the
tall gentleman"
TIE Hbermians gazcd curiously aud intensely
at Horace for an instant. when the youngest of
them apparently late importation, with wonder
in his voice observed.
Sure an he's white man ~
"Av coorse he's white man." said the first
speaker, in patronizlng tone, rs though Horace
and he were the greatest of cronies.
We'll. be my sowl. I've been deceived in the
Guild fellow entirely" continued the other, Il
thought he was a magyar"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10
Funeral of Judge BerIien

The Savannah Republican, of Friday, says -
THE solemnites yesterday, designed the
last sad rites of friendship and christian duty TO
our late distinguished citizen. Judge Berr,eu,
were worthy of the llustrieus dead, and Vt those
who assembled to do honor to his memory. 1t
was a fit recognition of departed worth; no gor-
geous display benrtless as it is glittering, but
the aifectionate and sincere homage of those that
loved him.
according to the previous announcement the
funeral services celebrated nj Christ Church
of which the deceased was for many years a
communicate. at 3 oclock, p. NJ. The wealth.
most unproptious, yet long before the
hour appointed for the services. a large number
of citizens Of all classes had collected in the
Church, and on the streets and n the square in
front of it, to testify their respect for the private
worth and public services 81 the departed. Tn"
Georgia f1ussars. of whom he the first
mnnddr, were brought into line in front of the
chur, h. aud received the corpse upon lis arrival
in elm, ge Of II committee Of citizens, with fn
nera dirgr from their band. The body en-
clos, d in an elegant mrt@lic coffin. highly polish
ind and co!nred IN imitation Of rosewood. 1t
wa. received nj the door ufthe Church by the
RI, Rev. stephen Elliott, Bishop of Georgia and
pastor of Christ Church by the surviving War
den and Ve>trymrn of the Charch, tthr dcccns-
ed being senior Wnrden,) aud the Warlens and
Ve-trvnen ct st. Johns Church 1t then
borne down the aisle and placed in front of the
chancel, whore it remained during the solemn
services that fpllawrd. These conducted
ny bishop Eliioti,in Il most solemn and affecting
manner, according to the forms of the Episcopal
Church.
THE services being over, the body WAS re-
turned to the hear-e, aud thence, &c ,red by
the Hnssars, was followed t. laurel Grave Gem
ntery by one of the largest and most imposing
professions ever Witnessed in this city. Arri-
we'd at the place of sepulture, the body was low
cred to its last resting place, and the
burial services read by B-.np Elliott. The i!us
sars then fred salute over the grave, and in II
few moments the manly form. which have 80
long loved to gaar upon. was hid forever beneath
the cods of the valley"
Thus has passed away Gcorgia's greatest
son-s profound statesman. an unrivaled juri-t,
n finished orator. an aecompIi he'd gentleman.
and am humble christian. 10 his children aud
his countrym.n he har left i, valuable hgacy
in his own spotless and illu,tri"u> example, -
augusta Chronicle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

An exchange in describing the personet Of
the IT, s. Senate, says that Senator Butler. of s.
c., is the thickest at the waistband. though not
unconfortably heavy. His face is bright, and bis
hair, which be wears long. and in singular confu-
sion. is white as newly washed lambs wool
IIale's appearance indicates TINT he has been fed
literally on fat pork and butter milk. Phgh looks
young when among the old bald. or white head
ed aud -bellied senators. A majority Of the
Senators have naked patches on the top of their
bends, aud quite half of them are tho opposite Of
slender. They chew tobacco very much as other
folks, and immediately after adjourniaen, several
Of item lii scear-, and leaning back appeared to
feel comfortable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10
GOLD AND .ILVEW WATCHE-.-

q GOLD AND SILVER WATGIES.-
~ We would call the Of the public to large
NJ T. stock of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. We
In the house Watches made by the most celebra
ted makers and cascd Hunting and Open Face Cases Any
gentleman who be in want of Watch for himself Ia
dv fail of finding something to his taste in the stock
which offer stock of silver Watches also very
plce
We should be pleased show the above goods any
@ All warranted to DO time keepers
SILVERTHORN & Cliff,
ian lots formerly II Slverthnrn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

Tin tiren.csi Discovery Of the Agc.-DowDEs's
DENTAL FLup for cleaning and preserving the teeth
gums preventing oohache arcsng decay, mparts delight
n favor to the breath has superseded all tooth powders
other compounds which only destroy the teeth
Read the testimony of of the principal Dentists in the
Statc
Il have used Dowdens Dental Fluid my
six his As wash for the mouth esteem IL highly II
stores diseased gums TO healthy condition Numbers of my pa
have been benefited by it, 1t clcanses the
parts delightful fragrance TO the breath.
THOS ii. EDMUNDS, NJ. D., Dentist,
Main St, Richmond Va
For sale by strother & Whitehead and all Druggists.
.,E,Ir.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

Nv ANTED-TO hire, Woman, for hO,se
~ work One weose owner resides town preferrpd =
Also stpnt active ROY to work about Bakery rsrsons
having snoh to hire will please apply at the Union Bakey
u" iod<s OPITZ & MOO RE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

- COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Lynchburg Jan O. 1856
Inc parties interested in the decree foregoing
Is extract are notified that have appointed Wednesday
the 2oth day of February 1856 aud time
place OF taking the therein at which time
and place they are required to attend.
IAN luw4w PAGE Comr
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COMPREHENSIVE undersigned have

~ associated themselves together under the style firm
Of JNo II g. SAINT. TYREE for the purpose conduct.
Gomi in all its branches mr.
ticnlary for the sale TOBACCO Having been
business for the last twelve fifteen years they fiat,
will give general satisfaction TO those
who will cntrus them with their patronage
JOHN II. TYREE,
jan l0dlw Scts-Rcp copy. SAMUEL TYREE
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in this city who has been afflicted with Dyspepsia for several
years, that by the advice friend she induced
BAkERs CEIEBTATtD PREMIUM BITTERs after having used
number Of other prescriptions without any effect and that
bottles has perfectly Of the disease
is healthy she in her life. This but
addition the thousands of testimonials in the hands the
Proprietor showing cunciusvey thar the best anti
liz tonic In For ehoc loss IF appetite weak
dsordered stomach and such other diseases
gesiop these ers have equal while ague and
and oiousuess taken according directions they
As Spring medicine for children these Bters
unyaed and every houseeeper should keep them
and them freely during the piing and fall months A
bottles riciausly administered will ward distress
slug spells offvor Give them trial Price only SO
bottle To be had of Srother Whitehead and r. Siabie
Iynchburg, ard Of Druggists generally. [jan 5-d2w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

lettcf ny the AStv. VIZ. GhurCb.
ILL Of Boston who w travelling for his health
1t gives present idea of the
prise of his find their commodities
continually in his path wherever he goes have
visited amy considerable city of Turkey where did
the Medicines Of country represented by AYERS CHERRY
PECIoRA In Smyrna, Aierpo, Jafa Jerusalem and Con.
samope we see IN each on the door post of some bazaar
the peculiarly American locking Iron c<l Of Dr.
Ing in language with Thousand the passers
by read Ayers Cherry Pcrtoal for Coughs Colds
Consumption sud here" On shelf behind the
nnsulnan the bottles with their English Spanish
enqnrng told that foreigners the only purehs
but the believers themselves waive their
to try this product of American skill when they find there
other for them
told yesterday that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had been
presented to the Sultan and his Ia
rem, and in the Hospitals of the Empire. dcc colin
UEa:EnAN, CLARK n co. date Rushton,
CLARK g. CO)-GENUINE COD LIVER OIIA-The great
attending the this valuable Consump
ton having induced all kinds Of matisns purchasers
toned TO notice that the signature IIEGEMAN, CLARK Is
co, in full is the cork OF each bottle without which
genuine and the value the oil depends upon uri
y, too much cannot l.. taken get the genuine.
HEGEMAN, CLARK & co,
Sole to Rushton, Clark & Co,
Nos. lG5 273, 5lI and 7l6 Broadway.
Wholesale Depot No lbs Broadway,
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
ar > it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

NOTICE.-Having purchased of Messrs McDanell
~ Preston their entire stock of Groceries and taken
stand formerly occupied by ihcm pre- pared to
the patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt ston our ff
aud the public generally large and well scleo4
stock of Groceries Liquors. Staple Dry Goods &c which
offer at lowest markc Cas- prompt cusloe
@ tine usual time
We will give particular attention to the COJiMISSi0
BUSINESS will sell all kinds produce
generally; will render safes promptly, and cash lid
when desired viii make liberal advances produce in D
when funds deposited produce placed in hand me
charges.
lRBY & SAUNDERS
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VIRGINIA. A. a Circuit, superior Cour,

VIRGINIA., Al "a Circuit Superior (our, or
Law and Chancery held for the of Lynchburg June
lith. 1850:
Samuel White Benjamin F. Tardy and Addison Irvine
late merchants and partners trading firm and
style of white Tardy & Irvine, plaintiffs
Against
David aunders ir and ArmzQletta NJ wife and Ro w
Saunders Abram w Saunders Lucy Saunders Jeanpa NJ
saunders DanielJ w Saunders and John NJ Saunders in
tants under the of twentvone years, G. Manson
their guardian ad Item, John NJ Warwick and Cbrlstonbar
Wnfree trustees, and Thomas T. and Gustsvus
A. Saunders executors of David Saunders deed and ns
tees Oh 'aVid saunders Jr, Defendants
1t dccreed that the Commissioners Of the CON-,
do take of the value annual profits Of tho
whole Of the trust subject in the bill including The
real and personal estate devised by the David Sam
ders ar ecd in the bill aso make renort
to the Court" Extract from decree
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Rhodes Fever and Aguc Cure.-SPEcIAL WARN
IsoBeing the only innoxious and positive preventive and
of intermittent fever this Specific OF extern
svey countvrieited. Bcwar. Of the limitations They
rcharged with Quinnc Mercury and other baneiu subsan
Rtods Fur and Ague Cure consists solely of harmless
and health restoring elements viii in combination cons
nte sovereign antidote the effects of malaria in
climate Persons residing in districts where ntcrmttens and
remttents prevail vsed to use 1t preventive aud
Is guaranteed to phase Of these complaints without
mparug the constitution interfering with the usual
tons Of the patient jan 5dw.
For sale by X. Saber Co, and by Druggists generally.
Prom
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D,ssss.oLTTIoN.The coneern Of Ta,l.r

Persons holding claims against the of Tay'
Tinsley& Co. or T. 3 Ferguson Co will present them
payment and those indebted to either will ptas
come forward aud settle close bus
TAYLOR TINSJEY & Co
Jan lst. lSJf inn Aim
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VGNE.- Dr. Jesse a. Watts l,a wing located
himself at Amherst Courthouse offers his
services To the public 49, ''n"'
HIS Office at Leonard Daniels Hotel where he can o,,v,
DC FOUND except when from home
~ ATS is gradr Of the University of PcnnsvIvani,
23c6tn - r'""~'
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Fall AIDE, 1s55.--Merchans and business mengrner
ally Informed they Biheas Store-bls PA
Labels &c executed neatly. chea NV
expedtiousiy the "yIRGISIAN" jon PRINTING Is
rABLIsrMrST First Alley. Iynehbnrg, Va.
To the Ladies' Of Lyme bmsx.-come and see Won
lame suering Oh you Rheumatic and Dying you shall
be relieved in twenty minutes by the application Of RoFEs
DFGRAFfs ELECTRIC OIL, from 81 south 9Th Phil
adepha More than thirty have been euredn place
the few days Of Rheumatism, Sprans and Bruises
Fresh Cuts Swollen Glands and Neuralgia relieved in
three Better and better Mr. Wecl
of Buchanan had been laying In his bed month with
Swollen Glands in his throat and the Doctors him
being cured Last Saturday week he taken
suddenly and could breathe and all expected him to die
Mr. Williams merchant Of Buchanan advised his wife ap
ply Of Professor DeGrafs Electric Oil She did and
fifteen minutes broke and he entirely relieved One
the Agent Of Professor Detraf at the
Market House with the rheumatism in his ankle, Of six
months standing unable walk and relieved in fifteen
minutes by the application of the Electric OIL Don't be with
out it, 1t is family medicine For sale at DIR Seays Pur
cell Ladd Co. Richmond General Agents; and all the prin
eipal Druggists and Merchants In the State ian 5dlw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

Dr. u. h. Vrighf's aasfricss i.iquid tath"r.
TIC OR FAMILY PHYsICThis is the best, cheapest, and
most efficient c.thartic offered the public. II is
tastelcSS, Thereby avoiding the nauseang effect of Pills
OIL SIENNA &c) and produces gripping other painful
Sations Unlike all other pnrgaycs searches the bottom
of the disease thoroughly eansos the stomach and leaves the
bowels entirely free from cosveness No family should be
without H. Children drink il readily and without forcing and
no medicine is highly recommended by the medical fac
ultv.
Give trial and then Judge for yourselves II can he had
wholesale and retail DR. Wrights Principal Depot, 400
Broadway, y. " Purcell Lam & Cos. Richnond Sroth.r
Whitehcads, J. H. Thompson & Co.'S, Lynchburg;
the principal Drug stores throughout the State
DIR. Wright will pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
discovery Of amxture other han purely vegetable his
Liquid Catharc Vegetable Family Ply sic by analysis
chemical process. l-iv
INJk CHEST PRDTECTORS.--Tos those
II who suffer from Coughs aud Colds and wish protect
Chest from sudden changes of atmosphere this admirable
article. We have chldrens sizes also. For sale by
jan l04d&es j. II. THOMPSON & co
LOR COI(iHS, COLDS, &c.
n Ayers Cherry Pectcral;
Mrs, Gardeners Syrup Iiverwort;
Bryan's Pulmonc Waters
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-10

haS~cIl ttON.- The iiran { Kuclkcr a. ESedd
- Is this day dissolved by mutual of
the concern viii be used by either closing
ness Their books and accounts be ng
room of the old stand occupied by A Rucker where
they viii be pleased TO have their creditors
aud settle their accounts. AMBROSE b. RUCKER,
JANUARY lst 1856 LOUIS w Redo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-25
THE GREATEST
NJ EDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Dr.. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered
In one of our common pasture weeds
remedy That cures
EVERY KIND OF HU.NOR!


From The rorst Scr .fula 10 common pinpie
He has tiled ita owe, llao and failed except
IA ,wo Cases both hunder hamnr He has now IN his
session ever TWO sencaes OF It's virtue oil within
Two ant-d 70 s.,e nu-s,ns sore mouth
Dee 70 ,hrse bottles viii the kind pmpes
Two to three bottles viii elea. the 81 stem Of siles
bottles are sned to the worst eanker 10 the
Three to Eve BOTTLES wrrranted ihs
One bottles warranted to on hum,r in she
two bottles running of the and
Xix bottles warranted to corrupt and
One bottle vii cuss scaly eruption Of the skin.
Or three Bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
Two OF three battles warranted the pc
Three four bet los are warranted to care the salt
rheum.
Five eight 5,trcs will shs eases seroiula
benefit slws,s experen ed ON The first bs,,Is ssd
per eci cure Is warranted whenevsr the above quantity b
Reader p.idisd Thousand battles Of this IN the VI
sinity o. seso know me .nsct q Ia ~ SO
Reyer sUa bo,t of but ~ cold another #ftar
his herb thai appears Surprising srs. shn grows
10 our pasture n sol pisces eps plentiful and yet It's
second Ina, ], should cure al Kind. Of IS@or ''
In ord e., idea Of e. = d len. rise and srsr. sr
psdd-d It, and sold per day-n April 1854
s~n,s oftbe Druggists Who have been IN bust
ness twenty snd Thirty yeas y hat .cihing in the annals
IL N, prscee always KEEP lc,,y for humor.--
sns ndeia virtues have been found 10 thas
several % spepsc otsa disease which always
Considered r able have bee. s1,ss sy few ss
awful m,ladythe are but few wha have Of Il
know q several Of Drop.y ell Of them aged people
eused by IT, For the var;ans diseases Of Liver SICK
& Disease. x SPINE and In diseases N s
The knsys &C. the discovery has done good hAn any
m 10 m iOR AVRrk
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How They Lie.

II is lie cut out OF whole cloth - this
assertion of those who are striving 10
make Kansas Slave State, the, he, ap-
pIica.ion for admission, without people
enough to entitle her, under the present
appoT,ionment laws, 10 member of Con-
gress, is without precedent,
louisiana was admitted in 1912, with
q population Of $4,000.
Indiana was admitted in 1916 with a
population Of % $50.
Mississippi was admitted in 1917, with
population Of probably $4,000.
Arkansas was admitted in 1896, with
population Of 2o,67l.
Michigan was admitted in 1897, with
population Of $4,000
Florida was admitted in 1916, with a
population Of 1898.
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Fl G GINS B ROT HER s
A RE Sole Agents for the sale Of the follow
n ing invaluable Musical Works, published
by Nathan Richardson, of Boston, and are pre-
pared to furnish them at
Wholesale q Retail at Publishers Prices.
The Modern School for the Piano. Ire
most celebrated Instruction Book ever publish
ed. Price $500
The Modern School for the Piano Forte has
now been before the public a sufficient length
Of time to most fully test its value as the best
guide to a correct knowledge of Piano Playing,
and the fact that il is constantly Increasing In
sale, and winning favor and adoption by the
most popular teachers, is a sure guarantee Of
its ultimately becoming adopted.
First Book for the Piano Forte. by A. rsrrens~r
beginner through this book IN shree
P.rker's Manual u Harmony and thor oagh Bass "A x
book for teachers. Price rs cts
Bakers Hmation and Caliivatioa Of Voice The true
msshod for learning 70 ling. This work
ysna BALLADS Childrsn's Singing Book. ByHsrion Dia
Sullivan. Prizes Is cts.
Copies any of the VIII Be sent 70 spv ad
drcs free Of POSTAGE receipt Of the price b.
SH. HIGGINS BROTHERS
81 kaRjeip Street CHIcAGo,
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spirit Fancics.
BY PERSIA 4. LEWIS.


Ills sweet to sit and muse alone,
In some STILL dreamy dell,
Where the low breeze with r4usieai moan,
Goes murrnuring on, Ger glen aud fell;
Ana the quiv:ring sunshine spreads veil
vi golden gauze across the rill,
Taat marmurs on its Joyous way,
Midst mess and flowers sdown the hill.
Row soflegel comes the arsber light
Into ibis dim aud lovely SPOT
sneeter than ansht of man. proud might,
And where his football soundeth not
Aud FAR above me, in the sky,
The green old trees their branches sw,ne;
Below their shadows darby lie,
On starry flower, and mansling vine.
My messy eouch is soft and bright,
Aud silver waters lave my feet;
And floating down In gushes light.
wind bird-songs comes my ear to greet.
And hero from worldly haunts afar,
Pare thoughts, and holy, ill my soul;
And all lies glorious harmonies.
BleAded across my spirit roll.
And melodies all strange and old,
Float shadowy on the signing breeze;
Legends which poets ne'er have told,
Floa. shadowy on the signing breeze.
And these come to my dreaming soul
Fraught with meaning deep and true;
Ny spirit drinks these melodies,
As thirsty flowers the soft nigh.-dew.
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ANNA, llll3a

fT'HE undersignea ale now prepared to fur
L nish Lime at the lowest prices. They are
also prepared 70 deliver 1t at any place to suit
The purchaser. Our lime can't be beat and IL is
always on hand at the kiln, miles west of
Upton, near Dwiggans' Mill. KNOTT CALVIN.
l9-tf