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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-24
VIRGINIA CISGtstI. HAsiss0aD.
MENrERN MAlL ROUTE.
urCu,IOND ANDpErERsnt I,GRAILROaD.
~ - s sszss ~ ~ - o. o.

MISTER AGR,NGEWFNr.
IkAiss lS,SA ,ae,,vosD rrrn,sprre;
Express nroos' Passenger d.iS a, ~ 'ik VI
Accommodation and freight train JTr.weekyJ via.
ya IsGS1 Nam H NrnaS s%h risi .a Friday.
LEAvE rtrERsBrR. roE RiniNoSp
S N through PASSENGER t, ,si a, p So
S;o%%9,''ga ,as ,;..rs, A., VAN EI,, rTs,S u
' s1csei to f the Goal IT. Trsa which Issyy. E%oal
PasscSsSr -sonus clover M by iii. train
The Esr5,.. trains viii stop way hgr up
put .4 \, : s .F :s s ri slas c sg
accommodation train vii stop all the regular stopping pla
The E,pre.. and nom Richmond with the
Through Tickets Weldon can te procured At the ticket office la
The trains from pc'erh comes, Rehmond with the
Northern tSnstor washington Baltimore &c Through tickets Tor
s s, one e, 9, rsT y1tsaT A. a,
ChHiren over ani over IL yesIs Of =
coori pesa. wi not be periaii in the d class cars ex,
requiring which the white persons
discount OF be- sllovv each fare when tickets
purchased tie Office aud to persons getting o" the ears where
serysn travelling y themselves mus, m furnished by
ter, Win two pa, 20 a' one Ssa 's rsae a, the omit ana IT
| % THOMAS oOAnrAD s'g Ea, is35 ;.;.
's'e,an; WI S;;t .,IT ~ m 1850; g.. !nis @
trIs Hampton, wEDN ESOAi next, Aug
running connection with the Augusta will leave M
Richmond Petersburg Depot that morning 81 O'Clock
the hour Monday M~inr-ay tgi
Friday Morning Ryurn. The Augast' VII leave llnrtcn ga M
alternate dhys Tuesay- Ihlrs, and surayt,a O'Clock
A Boat Will stop AL the regular Landings the river
TIIoS DOnAMEAD, Superintendent.
Ofic- r a r. H. 2. Co, Aug 20. l>5. ag2s
eNHEtGHC ross NV VOTE. rt
YAK SIN l,vEX, CmAELESTdT' MOBILE, - !. IL
SEW ORLEANS. LOUIS, GALVESTON. SAN sls---S
FRANCISCO ErC ETC.-FEE STA KSHgP JtNE>ls ~
~ AND VIA VIEW T0EA-Csu De- shipped every hEONDih
,nd SGENlIN by the United States Mail Steamship JAMES
rows. capt Parrish. ... . ....-.... .
gents Nrw York Messr,. LUplAM PLfAsANrs, viii
hN t, ur a ~ toe above neutulel places rv
lf . tl ~ lowest ~ reHytf.
Large eu4rlai sheds have been erected ou the Wisrfr
SHEER, entirely protected iron, injury aaf other
icrurnt-, aud every and attention -tu~e loo forward
o. good, ior IRAN l.pflrut
Merchants shipping Boy this steamship always calculate
the arrival oi their goods.
York saturday
her return Richmond. For freight apply 20 .
jy2s LJDlAM WATSON
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smmEIknEAN MIit.IAEN.

9ERON Dli,rir- Augusta county subscriber viii al
q orders Ay quantities. aud or any o. the United States
celebrated WHISKY. IL awarded
che Pair % tis Mechanic ln-iui, IN Redmond. so
tbs Liquor Intended for family aud medicinal
th- h' Hoe II De Ordered Of ly from ru 20
Eve y-,r- orders uToug The malls promptly attended Ad
Tree WILLIAM KERR.
u.-= IA
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NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
IL rI,S 4, A DO o

PARKER, NInMO & co.,
No. li3 Eagle Square,
Just received second supply Of the styles Fancy
Goods, uch
Rich Striped silks
Do Silks
Plain BLACK silks, all qualities
Black Rip silks
Black Barathea silks
Colored and BLACK MORE Antique sufa
Paris Printed MouieaiDe
Striped Eglanines
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves and Collars
French Wrought Habits an
Tucked aud knibT0irref Cambria Handkerchief.
TlrOad Lace Collars and Sleeves
Misiu Edges aud InseTtings
Cambrc do 10
Swiss and Cambria Bands
Merno Shawls and Scarfs
Long and Square Paid shawis &c.
Also Of Clothing Blankets for s-rnn
oc2b ' '
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NEW Pillow.

NV FENEWs
ANyE have been engaged for time past -
w iR getting The patterns for = new kzrSSS--n=-zz-,
P0W, especially Designed M under She Nm
hr1yiest grovh ~ uTetshe matter. and
have thc pleasure ~ informing
have fully accomplished that end. 1890
We would call the attention ~ the ih. Pow we'll
orr large stock o. Uus Of Cuvaos Corn Weed
,r, New Ground jumping Cosers Large ore Cuvaors for
putting IN wheat afrows, &C. &c. All Of IN
own shops BY good Worknen and warranted give
gro. WATT Co, frAutun street,
hr 4. Nt.hn ".
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-". SS3O,OOOi
IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.

by Authority OF The STATE Of Georgia.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Schedule for January, 1856!
To hi drawn January Esd 1850. Atlantis. vb,
. .. amounting to
.. srs3O.OOO
WI" We distributed according tn the following
IL you draw thu lowest Prize yet cost Of your
ticket, trithOsR dsfuctioa, andr ,m.uber
Prize l. at each
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RAILROADS, &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. nAItHo,D.
ORANGk NM ALhNNNpnIA EAIAk0Ap.
GARY u s,s .l.s IS s . :;,asl

virginia CENTRAL. RAILROAD.
oRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA EAIlROAD. -.
RM IL s., s--s Z. sss..Isi . 49,
GcEIT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN van R0CTE,
pTaT Saa%S uS S t Ss Ssssa Richmond
aud Washington CRY 70 "or'"',n,s ,ni NeNan!r@ ,
Returning lssys ws'hi"son o., \ NJ amt
srssrg cseS, aud rsAy given ,iro, Richmond
RUSS rwo H,ILRo Ans HAVING 80 sreAr RAIL, and
S:Sy :, SCsl,a Gs I'D cA9RNiNG rik GRsAT SoSrn.
securing tons A. shown by arrivals daily at Richmond and
var SC;rcrn Richmond sni Washington .....sS 80
~ oSN-r vim he found alwsy. rgady 70 tsAe &r p,',en-
of cha with ample time for them to 'Aks their meals whether
hrour rce,, can he obtained between pAnve and washing
=, s ,ear, q. the EIHd nov nearly !s 10 Darwin o
Ne pin,ae baggage all the way Wash
rse tar, the .,,a =, by steamboat, route
aud Alexandria. jas
v'H"S ;;XSirArSSHI >E T;ii. T ! ss,r4i@A".
- ~ - - s.a ~
wN +. fARRlSn go. NAIL STAGE LINZ
w.t. ~. % &%,| a , s"", cd;
Daay tr,in. IRON, Richmond to Sauu,on aud week,y from
as a, GosScn With w F.sWsH o. : Nat sage Lirs
Ses pSl%c s a Il Sa 10 SS oS SySt
Car. leave Richmond daily at 6t5 4 "
S nuyr sa ,cSe Connecting r s Man Stage
ny;on, winchester and PArkershIg, Va.
Returning The 'r'ns leave st'un'ou si... GO. 9 A W.
ia u time for passenger, soa- either Of the
T virginia Central R,lroai extended COMPLETED
Goshen - r. West Of s'Hrrton and hd with heavy ksN al
snd sl'a.gl Mn Witch raee now being rslyed With heavy
road perfect order, ,T comfort viii
compare with any Railroad IL the United SS,.; 400, .
RICHMOND ANDPErERsnrI, ssR RAILROAD.
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ALFRED KING. LsE ~

caHHtsGE N,SrTicrHfH, HyTEt,
TnANELtN aTuEFr,
IS on hand large assortment ofhl quality aud most Fash
uunlr style. coaches C1scros Charr0'ters narpuchs
Rocs0rays, glide feat Top ug, and Buggyi will aud Eou
Tops
Hyc also NJ Repository l'fee assortment ~ Northern made
CrRa manufactured by The approved makers, ranging
FROM s ges iyr Buggy the finest order
Tlotc ofrarrisges will fnd 70 their
stock, determined n sell on ts
se7f
NOCICE TO uJgLOGKS.-we hste in store good
- ir.Es Hngcs, Blind Fasening. Bolts screw,
Fnishng Nails, sab Pni-. sssh Cord, A. witch on.r
sale cheap. Give ne = call. CLARKsON a ANDERSON.
de2S No. Too Main street
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FL- ICES - LIssA melancholy oearrei ty ID;
r i,l.,f Richmond Prince Ab-rt Canals West. Of
th, account j. given la paper 81 that vicinity
tuyeu. the entire blliur befnre the
ugho 90, bed OF i- hc;, aud
from fury 81 the
81 f-r, aston. When vas discovered that onr ~ the dtu
r-st4lr tIe hOJ.-, ed Foley, NH
ha Nchmuui- dashed
sleeping , hni painful sra u,tr cam,
alive. death
htgrttun.
n4yslt pr---at ghifI spectacle the agouiz.ug sight of
III family the ct4rT-l irunks
pr1rIl through the bIsrkeu,i
a+. Zee hours hrf,rr,
ple-s without thought lc which
The rendered
90, fct-isi The couple Who thus uu,la
gcd o. be- married the l.
toll circe.suess Boz tr,un.
SOM burning barrel part the house
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EVANS DEPOT

EVANS DEPOT
CHINA. GI.AsS ANb IAMTin:NwAnE.
- been appointed By The celebrated Nv Yors Patent CAM
Factory their or H. sale ~ their unryalcd NoS/
Thee Csu be- used with liability ont 81
order, md combine with utility.
The above offered nj low rates, and 20 County Merchants NJ
Factory pfires.
Con Depot Esrtenw,e China and Cs.. where
every hs line he bought ngur-s house
Doe Virginia, git DE- uIurcl.sntl 4fypsr 0tiIf for cdh
than can De- obtained any where else.
oci j. u. u. EVANS. III Nian street.
G. SAEAA PAIIE HKOGI ES.-I have stOu D.
%tsdDNIND pair Men. Heavy HoEuc-, s1r<Soz
mt lcre, hand Tor sale, and making daily large quIu
offered Go o.. State
oci PHILIP X. WHITE. So. If Main street.
BATS AND CAPS.
q AM receiving large additions tu stock 81
- Hats and Caps, selected On persol in TEE northern -
~ which, am d.ioi 90 20 on accommodating terms,
wio,-ale or r,iaii
/ oct JOHN THOMPSON
WOOL HATS.
HAVE aui ,r sale, asiow other rus
n - city. hundred dozen Wool Hats, u, grae
o. JOHN TuoNrs0N
HpOIS, sIsuTs.-ihaye just completed iao pairs =.
/ BB Bpyr ifsos., ~ my mute They real -r1
| y s..n, tHe Offered Iu iius city.
Do, SHf SerSi Fetta Sersfu Shoes. Hycrn mute
| oej PHILIP X. WHITE, 80 % Main street
THVsE - ts~tHIBEE ha. nov iu store 10 hest - L..
aud largest ~ Ladies aud G,nttuen's II I'll
Boot lnl Shoe, 81 drpt"n offered flr ale ~
iu ts ,y Ts, arr fris manufactured expressly my W.
IAN 70 suit. ALEX hill,
| oci3 No. ~ Main street.
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THE uosT nEAuTlFIh AND AgTuAcTIv

hhE WONI HEAtIIfNIs AND AAIHAGENNE
GOODS OF THE SEASON
NJ ass o.. ~. REID hcg 10 her oid stuse an,
lVh and the public that she returne1 |11
visit ~ The North where he person laid rg WI
anf most beautiful supply o. FatL MuLEHy eypffunlsh
hen Her exggence such that she will allow herself surl
PACED ~ pquaued Ia thr selection If goods
" ston 10 the ordinary supply % Millinery he hiss feI
ss abundant supply o. egyebery elegant and beautiful
e has store choice and elegant pattern Hats and everything
IN her line 81 the latest and choicest styles.
Ladies Who hng Winter Will end
10 their advantage consult her before making their skeletons
oetq
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STEAMBOATS,, &c
3 a. =. MI,IL LINE ron NEw YORK. rtsosI
RICH MOND
CHEAPEST AMP rik,sANr,sSr norrr


CHEAPEST AND PiKAsANrssSr RoCTr
TIN DOLLARS To NEw YORK. INCLUDING MEALS AND STATE
ROOM. FlNE DalI.Ats Srkhfi,Gg PASSAGE
TENlif lrEr aud commo-io1s dcit,c side q.
leaves gkanend for New YORK Tuslsy "
tug at 4ocok. aud City Point at O'clock neNt SSff1<12
morning
The RoANokE. Capt sKrSSKS,
SaiuTday morning \ o'clock.
desiring
Hchuoud nv the early saturday morning at
Depot, which leaves 81 NJ. wher~ the Pur-~ Agent Of
The ship viii " Stationed for the Furnishing uckc ,o
1hCs Who prefer taking the JamcoNn Point, in Ike
avail themselves Of the vaTly morning Of wnsy,
which leaves the Petersburg Depot at A. Nj by wu Of Port Wal
than either ship
tln, through from Richmond t. New York.
Who their brths and tickets by
either itn duTinE,he
Ay 81 r~y Friday 81 zach week spd uos who prefer
getting boal oi the the do So by
u,bg LUpL,N WATSON
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ron PHILADELPHIA VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
g. rfAMEH VIRGINIA, Capt Dawn rE,i. Steam. -
CITY Of RICHMOND. Captain MrUHgLI,
steamer rENNsYlN ANA. Capt. 4 GirruRp Nt-ITis'
mond until further msc Tuesday ard Friday touching at
city Point and Norfolk Returning,
Philadelphia "wednesday and saturday nornng At 10
O'Clock.
orc
for the comfort Of having bn added ao more
Tor frg and by regularity dispatch snd care protect
Ing goods committed To ha To receive an Increase OF patron
.fE- No trsnshrurcnt by this line
FARE REDUCED.
through Ycf found ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - ~
DO do Philadelphia and found. lat cabin 6 20
DO do do not found, ~ cabin. ...-... o.
City Point and Norfolk by h
w Pacnrrs this live sq phialchea thrc
days and then Irocvci to NeN Ictk ~ lc ticket
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DELFT, I.f'oruluec p' i- Drill Del ct
f,y .arfI.av ri Trk,n ou terms ~ rf c"nHenfor
f'u.e therefor. f.al warranted r recommending
ia'rir Hisr'' pr@nt. " BE- simple in Boz aalsrGc
durable. 1i 0 'l of order and tie f. of Do
.. sn of H.' H'f drills Ibor who mly o. u wasn't tIe
y requested TO forward s- orlr. ,1rly &C.
ttuIf al appointments d. BALDWIN,.
llIu. cd lgf Ai.H street.
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GUILBgAINs.-fhosev who su1er with Chbains, At his
- % the yeAT BE- emod IN single night by the
application Of q few drops Of our Turf on.
II not hgle appcaF charge nothing for H.
A. ui Tie pan1 HAS ~ Por sale
BY Pgceil Ladd Co.. w. O. pauel SRo' bekions sod
jsif DOVE co,
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NOTICE 70 NV Coz NTHy
II CUSTOMERS, FWIENDS AND TttE rUHiTC fa2l III
- GTNFRAILY.-f would mos respectfully
f0t'rn are NJ wau of ming he WY N-3ll19
Boots Shoes Tunks Capt faF Vaiice tc viii piea
their orders they siil receive prompt attention
ALEX. NH.
Manufacturer and Dealer Roots, Shoes. &c. Sc,
au25 10 W Main street, Richmond, Va
UIORsE AND uULE SHOES AND HORST
NAILsA fine assortment Tor sale low Also, Hor.s and
Null Collar Brides TIigO ROBERraON,
Irporter Dsaer IN FOREIGN aud Domestic Hardware ard
Iao Gallery, No. a. Main street.
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Hsdlf. t.s IrscTlec ~ LIs Discuss irSncilie ~
DEATH
n Iul
d HvN,S tirs, -, FHKK ink
TR,N PAINS, Acnss, Al
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valuable property contained The above enterprise wnbc
distributed tr ticket huier boz The oWn " Liberty n Bed
County te "a dsy II February. SO uicr ion.
mediate furrrntendeuce. WIN. NJ. HURNFiI.I
WM T. CANPBELI, Comrs
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An pills day, NeguRblc, Indian ca
thsrtlc, claim they purgng
hev sothey the bowels
membrane aud thus obtain IN the
the bowels moved by eating something that dgves
method
health, swallowing pills digrre
pills well
dcbllaied condition their len
operation these drsc pugatves the bowel.
and host diseases Railways Regulators
bowels condition, pain
weArinsss their operation.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-19

THE RIGHT SORT OF A CoMPRoMIsE.-The
latest news from Kansas is full of interest.
Among other items we have read the follow
ing with great pleasure. as indicating the
spirit with which the free state men have
met the issue forced upon them by the tool
Of the administration, Shannon. At con-
ference with some Of the leading men of Law
renee, Shannon said he had concluded to send
an order commanding the men of Lawrence.
to deliverup their arms. He asked DR.. Rob-
inson what they would do if such demand
should be made. WELL said the Doctor,
g would propose compromise measure
keep the rifles and giUe them the contents
That is one of the best said things of the
age. 1t deserves immortality, with the fa-
nous reply of the Spartans to the demand
for their arms 6 Come and take them" =
There is not doubt that this compromise
would have been faithfully carried out, if the
object had been pressed. A distinct and viv-
id conviction of this fact had vast effect
upon the nerves of the border ruffians. There
is nothing like Yankee pluck and Sharp's ri
fies for such emergencies. 10. S, Journal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-19


The Columbus correspondent of the Cleve-
lapder gives the following rich episode in the
9Th of January conventions ttAF
At eleven o'clock to-day the democratic
convention met. Ii. ]. Jewitt, Of Muskng-
um, (U. S. attorney for the southern Ohio
district,) was made temporary chairman
amid much " noise and conlusion," and calls
for Governor Medill for the same post. DIR.
Skinner, of Clarke, was then named for sec
retary. A member" he can't come it, lie
was turned ont of the delegation. He can't
shine in this ere crowd. His heels are too
long" A vote was taken, end the vote de-
clared against the DR.. A half dozen others
were then named with elimination and re-
elimination, and Allen, Of Harrison, was de-
clared elected. An appeal from the decision
of the chair was demanded and running fire
was commenced but the chairman refused
to entertain the proposition.
The house was finally brought to order, but
it would not stay SO. The call of delegates
from each congressional district was COM
menced for the purpose of appointing COM
mittees.
Upon the first call for each committee (the
first two being in " enlightened Hamlton,'O
a farce was performed which Vivng Bowers
or Vincent could not touch with persm-
mon pole. On the first call it was substan-
TALLY as follows. the Succeeding ones having
only the variations.' The administration
men announced a man for the committee.
The I" Tim Day." or ranti-Nebraska men, nam
ed another
! The Day men said the first nominee did
not live in the district for which he was NAM
ed. Then came" What if he don't %
50 Who cares a d-n" Order" "Mr.
Chairman "Put him out" Order Or
DER "Call the roll.' 81 object" " OBJ
ject and 60 to the d." =" Go it Charley"
I'D like to see that gentemans motion tried
on" This amt an abolition convention
by id sight :" Mr.. Chairman why
the ID don't you put that Boobys one-horse
motion and have i; voted ?" {" Hustle
him out, he's as black as Tom Corwin.' =
g There'll be HI to pay in our district, won't
there Jake" Yes, by thunder, and plenty
of the article on hand to meet the draft
Mr.. Chairman, Mr. Chair-man, Mr.. Chair
MAN, | claim the right to be heard, mo"
f . Sos jackaSs right to be heard and you'll
get moved deviish quick if you don't stop
your id noise"
At twelve the committee were said TO have
r been appointed; and motion to take re-
cess till two o'clock declared carried A
member, who had made several unsuccessful
motions, enquired if he l." had made id
: fool of himself, or if it was the convention
; that was playing HI" The convention
! was not opened as I" conference meetings"
are.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-19

OF one million of people in New York ci-
ty and the places Immediately adjacent, it is
estimated there are more than eight hundred
thousand persons who do not attend divine
worship, whchisa number six times as great
as the entire population of the Sandwich
Islands.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-06
Gelcftc0.
THE ORPHANS REVERE
BY MIRIAM +. HAMILTON.

Nowhere, in New York at least. did
the sun, that universal starer. peep inf,
a pleasanter apartment than Mrs. Bar.
tolls boudoir. 1t had been fitted IN
according to that ladyls own directions
and it did no discredit to her exquisite
taste Costly and magnificent as were
all the decorations there, it was not
their richness which first attracted thc
attention of the bcholder, it was the
air of quiet elegance and simplicity
which characterized the whole, and
which, while it seemed unstudied, was
yet the very triumph of art The sub
dued half light, the quiet landscapes on
the walls, the glowing coal-6re, and the
faint perfume that filed the air--each
contributed to make the apartment seem
the very embodiment Of luxurious re-
pose.
Mrs. Bartoll, the only occupant Of
the boudoir, half reclining on divan
heaped with cushions, aud ever apd
anon slipping her coffee from a cup of
the most delicate sevres china, seemed
10 have given horself up to the delicious
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-06
1)oetrp.
For the Westerly Echo.
MY BROTHERS. RETURN.
BY VALENTINE.

Forever, when days smile is dying,
And the rose-ight grows pale on the SCI
As soft as an Eolian's signing,
There comes sweet vision to me.
With the deep, wavy shadows he cometh,
As lonely sit in the gloom,
And the glow of his angel wing lightens
The dusk that is clouding my room.
He comes not when gentle Aurora
Glides out through portal of light,
When the bee seeks the white morning-glor.
And the birds sing strain of delight,
He cometh to me as vision, w ..r
To tighten my soul of its pain,
For he knows that cen to my bosom
Sweet pleasure comes not again.
lie tells my sad spirit story,
tale of the bright Eden-land,
Where the Christian rcposes in glory,
And pure spirits rove hand in hand;
lie knows how long for his coming,
And folding me soft to his breast,
He whispers the strain to my spirit.
He caught from the portals of rest.
And though very darkis my earth-path,
And shadows fall over the way,
| think of the angel-like presence,
That comes at the closing OF day.
Then the grief of my heart and its murmurs,
Fade into feeling of love,
That the Father hast given my spirit
A bright link to bind it above.
They told me they laid hin down softly,
Where the win Is sing requiem low
All, no +! It's pean of triumph,
That he is secure from all woe.
And think of him not with dark fancies,
But ever with beauty and bloom,
When memory my vision entrances,
He rises in light from the tomb.
With his soft tresses falling in glory,
A crown of bright palms on his brow,
Why tell me sorrowful story?
Anangel in heaven he Is now.
He has gone from this earth world of sorrow,
Where dark clouds fall over the track,
lie has gone where there cometh no morrow,
Dearest brother, WOO thee not back.
But come to me still in the twilight,
Thou vision so lonely aud pale,
" hen the eve-star looks over the mountain,
And night winds aro singing wall,
As the stars shine when daylight is couded,
And ere the glad morning depart,
Lo, star of my being enshrouded,
Come, bring back the light to my heart.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-06

Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins C Cam brics Dc
Lanes, Brown and Bleaohed Sheetiugs,
Broadcloths ,Cassimeres, atinetts.
Observation-Disclosures White and Brown Su
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines
Storenex ito Pawcatuck Bank.
o lI8,U PAWCATUCK, CT,
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N. lMarstOn,

Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters,
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work; also, Gentlemen's Boots,
Caters, SC. of n superiorqual-
ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, large Stock ofGoods
in the Boot and Shoe line.
Store on Main 81. 1877
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George d. Wells,
G.. w. MarstOn,

g.. w. MarStOn,
HALTER AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand II large stock OF
Gentlemen'sand Boys Hats of tn latest
fashions. Furs of the bestquality,
and of the newest sty les cheap.
Buckskin Gloves, Mittens of every variety
Spring Styles just received.
Store under Y. Leonards Hotel, l37tf
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Francis sheffield,
Ladies Fancy Goods store

Ladies Fancy Goods store
NEAR THE RAILROAD STATION.
ID. w Ht MOND.
Constantly on hand and for sale at fair
prices, an assortment of
FANCY GooDs, Books, Sr .rIoNERY. PER-
FJMGRY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
FaUrr, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
Also receiving fresh supplies of Stuart's
superior Steam Refined Confectionery,
Councilman Broadway do, Stuart
" Co., do, with n large assort-
nent of Refined Broken Candy, &c. 30