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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-14

ny GsdAIn e Appsrssn, Assets.


ny GeadIn e Apperssa. Assets.
<sOnfsrIaeTONENEH RRar. M
~ TATE IN AND NEAR MANCHESTER AND
SLAVES --As Com missioner Of the County Count Of
CGnssssr is! y deere Rssnsusssd 6 The 10Th
shall proceed % cell 1t public sscticn on tie prem
so. on THURSDAY. the 77d Nay. 1855, commencing
e oelock the real estate referred to In the bin Of
Msnchestsr, with the b1ildines thereon, nov occa-
pied By Mr. J. D. Atkinson. Also 81 acres Of land
asjoinns. After which. viii be sold about two scrss
gate Of the Coal PHI Turnpike Company.
The foregoing real estate will be divided according
70 plat and survey TO be exhibited at the hour Of
AIso--win be sold at the srst named place, two
slaves. named stephen and Sally:
TERMS. one,third cash, baisncs at and IL
till the whole purehase money h psid The taxes
for the present yeaf e b. geiS BY ths gnreh..er
Sale conducted By GoDDrs 3 APPEasoN. my7
FTRUSTER VALE or HOUSE ann
l. LOT ON vENABLE STREET--As trustee
in deed of trust exscutsd TO the subscriber
iss5 duly recorded il Henrico County Court .ssi
% MONDAY, the 18th day Of Nay. 1855, :. O'clock,
ing of lot and brick tenement ON venable street,
adjoining the store of Nh. ?: D. Knker. The title
is believed to be perfect but the trstse win convey
with the usual special warranty. -
The deed requires cash, but the bene6ciaies have
authorized the terms to be made one-fourth cash,
b1ance at and II months, bearing interest, prop
ap z-I.wawtds W. GoDDIN, Trustee.
p. s. After the foregoing sale win be sold very
ysuabe building lot the west line of Scott street,
Union Hl) fronting IS feet, running back 157 feet
to an alley. Terms at sale. 4
my9 8 a4A IA. Aucts
CAND LOT ON OREGON HILL.DAs Commis
oner OF the Circuit Court Of Henrico in the suit of
18th day of April 1851 shall proceed TO sell at public
auction on the premises, SATURDAY the nth day
OF May 1885, at O'Clock, p. the house and lot on
ing front of feet on Belvidere street. and running
back 100 feet -
The house has three rooms besides kitchen and
store room, with front and rear porches.
TERMS one-third cash, balance at six and tweIve
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid and conyeyance order
dsssa ny the court The take: for las be paid BY
P.s At the same time and place win be sold the
adjoining Tenement, having the same front and
mys oo6DlN AppERsoN, Aue... !.
VALUABLE TENEMENT ON MAIN
STREET, FOR SALE The Subscribers are
authorized to sell that valuable Tenement, No.
| tenement OF the Mansion House, now occupied BY
| Mr. j. L. Well asa Dry Goods store The property Is
now under a. yeals lease, at $500 per aunun pay
repair. Apply to GObDIN 4 APPERS0N. : :
The foregoing valuable real estate win be sold at
| auction on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th
May, 1885, at 81 O'Clock, or immediately after the
| sale OF Mr.. Leyy's real estate.
| Terms: One-sxsh cash; balance at g. 6, 9, u and
10 months for negotiable notes. interest added
ed by trust deed The taxes and insurance for the
present year to be paid By the purchaser:
GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
L nv Auefinueera
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Hotel, Richmond, Va. and get your Hair cut in be-
coming style To citizens and strangers the style and
system of hair cutting at his saloon unsurpassed
this side of the Atlantic, and the proprietor Hob
sony atters himself that twenty years experience in
business has made him master of the art. One trial
will prove his superiority. Entrance 11th street
ap4 II. C.. HOBSON.
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EOR SALE..T0 remain in the city, No
Il Cook, Washer and Ironer and q likely BOY
about ii years old. Apply to
EDWIN DEWS Gen. Ag't and Collector,
my 12-6t* Franklin street, s doors from 22d.
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" Fencing Academy.---P. Wfibacher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
ton at No 208 Main street. Terms IS for a course
of II lessons in classes NH 17-Sm
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~ w. Leigh Burton, Denfisf.--Nnice On
Main between 9th and 10th streets, formerly occI-
pied by Mcdonnell Burton, and next door below y.
P. Sempis's Drug store. spz5-im
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~ Leeches, Leeches, Leeches..-I have
Just receiv d by Adams Express, lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES, which will be applied upon the
OF the day at the hair dressing room under the Amer
lean Hotel and at night 25th street. between Main
and franklin. my8 R. C. HOBSON.
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~ Improved Ambrotypes, PhoIograr

~ Improved Ambr0types, Photographs,
AND DAGUERREoTYPEs.-Impro Ambrotypes at
OSBORNE'S Great Picture GaHery.--Having compile
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro-
sweprmse to send out pictures superior TO any
spared neither time money to introduce this new
style of Ambrotypes glass, to hr old established
Gallery.
The Daguerreotype department will receive my
personal attention, shall continue to put up Ds-
euerreotypes for those who prefer than. .
OSBORNE'S GALLERY,
fee Opposite Exchange Bank.
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II DR.. Owen Il. Hill having Resumed the
practice of medicine tenders his professional services
to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office over his Drug Store, Franklin and 18th
streets. NV 1O-1m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FUTURE DAYS.
ny Diclkinssn, HIN ~ Co

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES.
~ -undsr dssres o. the Circuit Court Of Rich
rnond, 10 suit Of o6 de-, W. Roennni kcs win BE-
sold % MONDAY, the 18Th day Of nay Ct 10 o'clock.
-, ct the auction reom Of Dfckinsen, Hill Co..
oeiavss--consistins Of woman sAmed Mary and -four
cnsidrsn the eldest about 3 years old. Terms cssh
~ order Of the Commissioners
DICKINSON, HILL 4 CO.,
my l4-dtds Auctfunearp
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: nv iIickinson. Hi aE Co.

HxECUTOR,s SALE OF NEGROES...
II Win be sold by u.s. at auction, on MONDAY, the
18th of May next, at 10 O'Clock, fourteen NEGROES.
belonging to the estate of Edward Govan decd, con-
sistins OF one Man, one Woman and the remainder
Boys and Girls
Sold by orderof the Executor, acting under de-
cree of The Circuit Court of the city o. Richmond.
DICKINSON, HILL l. CO., >
my g-d&wtds Auctioueers
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r. CAUTHORN.

rS- Eclipses.--The eclipses of the Sun
sni Noon are not the only eclipses that will take
place this year. We understand that SlMONS will
eclipse sill his competitors in the of Picture Ma.
KING This eclipse will take place daily at the SUMS
height, when the superiority and brancy of his Pic
will 0vershadow all others under the Sun
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r. Horse Auction.--I shall continue te
sell at suction at the old Horse Lot near my store
every SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, Horses, Mules
Cows, Carts, Wagons, Buggies, and every description
Of Carriages.
NH % R. CAUTHORN
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q Nervous Sufferers.--R John Ian.
shan, hear hm-he suffered long with the Bronchitis
Tncture he has been restored and is doing good
service presiding Elder in the Fredericksburg Dis
trict. Thousands speak the same language, and tel
of cures of Cough, Ri .umasm, Scrofula Chllls and
Fever, &c.
To the female say it is suited to all the dis
to which their delicate conformation is subject
Let the afflicted call the having it for SALE and
get descriptive pamphlet and certificates. Heal
him and do likewise:
4. BALTIMORE, Jan. 24th, 1855.
Messrs. MORTIMER MowBRAY:
take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your "Hampton's Tincture" with great profit From
serious throat affection, my general health had be
come very much impaired, when commenced to use
''Hampton's Tincture." found its effects upon my
general health most salutary. My nervous sys.
l have several times recommended it to my friends
and in every case, so far as have been informed
they have used it with success.
Yours truly,
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" Spring Sfock.--Th0s. IL. Price ~ 20:
desire say 10 their customers aud the public, tna
they are in receipt Of very great variety OF NEW
THINGS, and az one of the House will be In market
most Of the buyers msy be assured OF bndine
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
~ complete assortment Of Family Linens
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH l8-Sm
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BY John 4. y. Payne, Anct.

4 VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-
sell without reserve, on FRIDAY, the 10th instant,
at o'clock. on The premises my late residence on
Nave street Tho lot fronts Mayo street 30 feet,
and rms brck 2s feet to IN alley The dwelling has
10 rooms OF which has FIRE places and gas and water
on tho lot The ont buildings excslent brick
kitchen, servants rooms, coal and wood houses
This property is located so convenient, and in the
business portion Of the city, end at the time very
retired making it of the most desirable residences
at present in the market. All of the buildings are of
brick and IN good order.
TERMs-One-third cash; the halsnce on a credit Of
g. " end 10 onths the deferred payments bearing In
forests and secured by negotiable notes with deed
year win be paid BY tho purchaser
4s.w s@eH a Eys-t4 G. 0ENNET.
SALE to be conducted by JOHN. n. d. PAYNE, Auct.
Z nv1-td s4fHt
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By Taylor q Williams.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON FIRST.
4 BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL STS.''
AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, 22d of Nav, at
framed Tenements situated above. on the East
side lst street The lots front together about fifty
feet. 5.,sa - '
The houses have been lately painted and improved.
are in good ORDER and rent we'll -
TEsMs-One. fourth cash balance at 4, and IL
months, for notes, with interest added and trust
deed. TAYLOR WII,LJIMs
AsSrf
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
mvl2 ..t-
HOUSE AND LOT ON TURNPIKE,
IL NEAR MANCHEsTER. FOR SALE Al

mytx SIS ( ~ efe =
Hogs. A y ~ 5ST On IT TyRNPIKEs,
AUCTION-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 22d
May, 1856. the premises, at o'clock, P. NJ, the
new framed dwe Ling located a. above. now IN the
rooms, besides the usual outhouses and would rent
for s 10 per month.
Also will be sold two vacant lots adjoining.
Al feet both running back 160 feet.
Also, lot the Turnpike and Petersburg Railroad
containing quarter acre, which is admirable location
for Coal yard or Grocery stand. =
hour Of sale. Goblin APfEasoN, 'A'
myIS sti ~H st}tst-tts Auetioneers.
Y GRACE STREET, CHURCH HILL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on FRIDAY,
the 23d day of May. 1856 ON the premises, commenc
ground the South side of Grace, between 9th and
18th streets, adjoining the residence of r K White,
Esq, running back l65 feet.
each front of IS feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at 4. and u
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed title retained The taxes for the
s Aue
COWNIISSIO SALE OF LAND IN
~ HANOVER, NEAR THE FORK CHURCH -
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of the
ty of Hanover pronounced on the 18th day of March
1856 in suit therein depending, under the style Of
Thornton and others against Tokes and Others the
oS 80 s"NA.uf -,
nS IN on,h Msv for On IN, me ~
suitable day thersster proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, ON the following terms: t 800 4
One-third cash; one.hird ut IL months and the re.
manning third at two years The credit payments to
bear interest from the day of SALE The purchasers
give bonds with approved personal security. and the
title to the land be retained until the further order
of the Court. The tracts of Land hereinafter mem
toned ~
ist The tract called Church Quarter adjoining the
ntbsps CONTAINING a5sl acres On his land there are
comfortable buiidns 400
I'd The Mansion House tracr containing eoous 4oo
acres adjoining tne ianas OF Ae. -. Mcihs Esq'
Ed winston Esq ana osne ha; .ne Sa, nc.
ings are good, the Mansion HOUSE oemg one OF tne
houses in that part Of Hanover The barn and
Other nou:es axe n d;dan, n. M.,.on
% ane conss;n;n. Ise are. or thsrsaSonts
En. an1 Uio ofohaio' containing @oou1 o. sSio''
ad}T,ans .n,ia,.d tr.c,. ;, h. .old in hodx q,
in different iots. a. the Commissoners may determine
on the day of sale -
IL is rarely the case that such an opportunity il az
foed persons of purchasing land in 80 desirable and
respectable neighborhood a. the present. being in
healthy part of Hanover in two miles Of the Virgins
burr and Potomac Railroad, and about twenty miles
n,s mile Oh.
Persons wishing to see the premises will be shown
thoni by Mr. TEMPLE ]. BLUNT, living on the pre-
| MISE WIN o. WINSTON,
| $50 VIM r. WINN
| =. o-,..ws w,a. G eB. q, Mo MHsrE'
| Ty111IAI1 SST0NER5S SALE OE VAIIJA
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y Reader, are you subject to disordered
stomach, ioss of appetite improper DIGESTION bilious
ness iangour or any of the other diseases that
out the patience, destroy the temper and harsss the
MINDS OF 30 many persons, ct this particular
OF tne year II you are. and wish to procure speedy
yet discovered for them. These BirTERs purely
vegetable In their composition, and have proved 90
eicacious wherever used that many of the best ply
sicians in Virginia recommend them to their most
delicate patients Al they have cured thousands Of
other persons why should you hesitate to try them
The price 10 only so cents per bottle.
For sale by all the principal Druggists in the city of
Richmond and else where. my13
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~ Wesfham Plank Road C0mpanv...
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders in the West
ham Plank Road Company, viii be held on WEDNEs-
DAY, 14th May, 1856, at the FarmerS Bank of Vir-
ginia, at u O'Clock. ' GEO. ID. FISHER,
my l2-St Treasurer.
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FAeHTONABLR MINIMIZE -
RY, FANCY GOODS, &c. ~
, MRS. J. DEMELMAN.

Main street, between l7h and 18th strsefal
Has lust returned from the North With her 3urius
and Summer assortment Of MILLINERY consistins
q hns Leshorn, Neopoltsn and Split Straw Bonnsts
ment Of Miwes and BoyS Fiats, and 0snffemen,s %
perior LeEhorn Hsts. She has likewise good supply
q Dress Goods, Edsings and insertinsl HoTisfy,
Gloves, MiteA lie. "
The Ladies' particularly invited 70 can and sx.
anime aeeR
.W BoNNETs and HATS Bls.essd It short mo-
tee. aFsk sse me- 7-Iira<
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DURATION:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C.. GRAY, JOHN I'll. CLAIBORNE,
NO 2S-ts
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r. "a Private Opinion Publicly Express,
ed" concerningiN. EZEKIEDS cheap MANTIL-
LAS and other Goods
My dear Mrs. B.! where did you buy that splendid
Mantilla you have on Indeed, it is really hand
ONE
l purchased it at N. EZEKIEES CHEAP Dry
GOODS AND MANTILLA DEPoT, No IS Main street,
together with many other goods, which considered
great bargains! ,-..- .-.
And what did you pay for it7
Why only FIVE DOLLARS, and it is just as hand.
soms they asked eight ten dollars for at the
other In fact, he has got them low TWO
DOLLARS and you can get very neat indeed for
THREE DOLLARS. II you want to get cheap Man.
tis, and any other Dry Goods, would certainly ad.
wise you there and make your purchases by all
means. 1t s the cheapest store that have yet met
with. ap S0--ts
~ johnson, inimitable Cutter of Hair
and Whiskers, on 10th street, between Main and
Cary Particular attention paid to Dressing, Curling
and Shampooning the Hair.
Infallible Tonic to grow the Harlan instantaneous
Dive for a beautiful black or brown. NH
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No 8 State St, Boston.
Richmond fe I&d6m
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and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
o'clock, A. M. to 10 p NJ, at the Hair Cutting Sha-
wing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance on llth street. Single bath Is cts
OF tickets for dollar. NH 81
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? = JOHN LANAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter Street NJ e. Church,

Pastor of the Exeter Street M. E. Church,
Baltimore.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous. or Sick Head ache
of long standing has been cured by as an inv
and restorative, where gentle stimuant is
ed believe it superior to all the cordials ever be-
fore the public to the Youth and Old fge, the Single
and Married, we offer the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures
Sold by =. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
CO., Richmond; BY DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
- 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for &5.
6,-d&c
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rxslis.hsH RENf IN MahcaEsr 81 1 Va Va

i HIs 2. ~. FAMiSSs CORNER OF Mhfl ana AZ
her spring and summer assortment Of Millinery such
az Bonnets. Ribbons he, which she feels confident
cannot Dc IN beauty and fashion, and sell
assortment OF Dress Goods Of the very latest styles
hn; =. returns her thanks to the public fer their
h9eIM patronage heretofore extended TO her, and
soitcits continuance of the same
ap 2Ldkylms - saa ~ - ~ =
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BY Davenport. Allen & Co.

BY Davenport. Allen d Go.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
" "WEDNESDAY, i4th May, we win sell at our
auction store, at 10 O'Clock assortment Of Gk0CE
RIES, viz:
Lasuayra and Rio COFFEE
Coffee SUGARS
BRANDY; Old Rye WHIsKEY
RICE; Tallow Candles
Wrapping PAPER
Green and Black TEAS
WINDOW GLASS, &c.
$50 boxes Oranges and Lemons.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, mos
mys BXvENPOkT. ALLEN & CO, Auc.s.
HATS, SHOES AND BOUTS AT AUG.
II TON On WEDNESDAY, l4th May, we will
sell at 10 o'clock, at our auction store
lO0 cases Panama Leghorn Pedal, Senette and
Canton Straw HATS
rs ALSO,
IS cases BOOTS and SHOES, all fresh and sea.
sonable goods.
TgRMs-Under $780, cash; 500 and over, 4 mos
mys '' 6XVEsP RsRsr ALLEN CO.. Auss.
By Lnrus & Shine.
SHERIFF,S 6ALE..-By virtue Of sun.
~ dry attachments and notice for rent shall pro-
coed to SELL the 18th Of May 1885, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at the store OF E. Overbaugh, Main street. next
door to Exchange Bank his entire stock Consisting Of
Trunks, Shoes Umbrellas, Hats, &c. Terms Of sale
cash.
The key of the house will also be sold at the same
| time, 10 the LIST Of August, 1856.
The above se Is made by consent of plaintiff and
defendant THOMAS w. BOSWELL, g. C. r.
my3-tds 80
Sale conducted by LARUs & SHINE, Aucts
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- 10 the Ladies' Of Richmond 1--WE are
.peaea a. 70 Clean. OF Dye in fancy coiors Grape
SIX Dresses. Silk Capes &c, a. svell a. they
os Done In New York. elsewhere SILK Dress.s
rpT Ing Specimens Of work can at an times be seer
~ our ofice. DENNIS 4 BROTHER = :
Successors to J. w. Hines. franklin It.,
my ic---Iw Opposite Mstropokan Hall
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cru. In Ladies q the second Baptist
meacane on MONDAY mornIns Al ia o;e,oeI .n AN -
~ ,,.h during the weekat which place they win
=, sratifisd to see their snds and the citizens
=
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" BILE SLAvES.-Hsving been appointed by .
decree of the County Court Of Chesterfield, Commits.
sioner win sell on the 18th day Of May next Al
children the properly of the children of Thomas
Finuey, decd. The wsman 10 an excellent out and
in door hand; her oldest daughter nearly grown
sp z-Stawtds JOHN r. Wake Com'r.
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MOORE NEW SHOEs

MORE NEW SHOES.-.sJust re-
ceived per steamer the following desirable
ShoeE Ladies', Misses and Chidren's Mo-
rocco and Goat Bootees; Ladies' Morocco Buskins;
new style Ladies Caters at 81, 81 IS $lS7i and
$l50 per pair the cheapest best Caters ever be-
fore offered in this city with many other styles of
Shoes, which offer very cheap Call and see for
yourself at the cheap and new Dry Goods and Shoe
my Is Il
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IHkEsH GOD LIVER OH a DcW saF'
pf La jui IisS' kCBINsoN, Chemist. 4s,
nv IS 4Ih ana Frsnklin SIS.
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0PucrAI Nl,9'fr.r9'

Il Ceuualeeisnor ef eke Neve~res.SsSs.
.aH Il. FkANCiSCO hes recsIved ths nc,sjns.
uSs g ne Ansricsn party Of Jefferson Ward =
tne kevenas. and will Be most cosI;slIv s.,s. =
~ ~ ~ VIC know Elm. Mr. ?. 10 admirably onsiises
y, sae once "a every respect and If elected 8 ws
the public Tpr rs vse ~ 70
my 12-.-Sx N Mean NAIiuN.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
The Golden DAYS of Iouth. --Wha, a

The Golden Days of foutk--Wha, a
feeling OF regret seals over the heart as
the joyous days of youth iii, as Heaven.
LIT dreams across our imagination, to
think they are lost forever. When an op-
portunl,y offers itself OF snatching a few
moments OF contemplation from the busy
world, how readily do we embrace il,
brief though ii be, TO indulge in the pleas
ing remembrances OF the past, and COM
pare 1t with the present, and hope for
things long sighed tor, in future! What
a glorious thing is youth. full of warm
confidence, high hopes and generous feel
ings, flowing from the heart like a gush
OF music from an Angels harp. How
keen are It's euloymen,s, how novel its
sensations and Row exq"isite its apprecl-
alton of the rue and beautiful. What
music is there to compare with the out
pourirgs of a youthful and generous
heart AZ TINT heig,ht is there for youth
fol heart, proa. pied by noble ambition,
impossible to climb! But the transien,
dream OF youth soon fades away; aud
age comes creeping on US so impercep,-
bly,, that we start and sigh for days now
lost, when we feel the icy hand upon us
that comes to claim Us for its own. VIA,
time, we begin TO ana!yze our sensations
examine the petals OF the flower OF youth,
and let the odor escape, until one by one
the leaves fade and fall, and the wither
ed stem alone IS left IN the grazer's ha nd.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

Pint Forest I'rtes.-Go into the
woods and observe tue foliage and form
OF trees, and see # you cannot fiud a
more beautiful one than tie everlasting
black locust that everybody plants. Il
you can, Danish the locust 10 the forest or
some rough piece OF ground. where II can
luxurate at will, sending up its sprouts,
and dropping its yellow leaves in no man $
way. Observe, If you please, the soft
maple, with It's green foliage; the box el-
der, with its bright green branches and
pea green leaves: the white elm with It's
wand like branches; the sycamore with
its broad leaves and silver bark; or if you
must have an imported tree, 90 to tie
forests Of Indiana and select a tulip tree
generally known as the poplar. twenty
others might be named, sohe cf which
as hickories, must be raised from seed
Le' love OF he beautiful direct your Sc.
lection, rather than a desire for wit i:
strange and foreign, and you will nav,
no cause to regret the banishment of IL,
ailanthus, the Lumbardy poplar, or ever
the black locust Iot0a Farmer.