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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26
WOOD, WOOD,

q T the CITY WOOD YARD, junction Of second and
LAffont streat- We have nov hand large ia or.
ment Of all kind Of seasoned Wool namely
maple, Ash, oak, Hickory, &c
which selling cheap, also large guantltvof Fpnr
ing Posts. To Brick MATTERS and others who wan,
Woodby Inequality, we Will make liberal deducfions
II. WILLIAMS Il co
june 25th dtJai21,J5* Dayepport Ioyy,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26

CIuCpGO December J. 1853.
have tiis day shipped by rtirosd my place lAIu
gins Grove Lee o., ill., Of Ozark Patent Portable
flourIng Mills, purchased oi All l.. Acasick Ce-
CO. which have running while ia his possession
and can say, without hesitation, believe it to be tie
best mill manufactured o the portable kind both r
convenience and perrin DiB the work In good order And
further, say, after having Investigated the subject
10 considerable extent, have hesitation in % wing
prefer small stones 10 large the -four more gen
orally ola lively nature, and gives better satisfaction d
the bakers JOHNSON WHALEY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26
MASSILON MACHINE

aIASSILoN IMPROVED SEPARATOR, Thre.h-
vi ing Machines and double Geared Horse Powe
manufactured by James W. Nhitson, Davenport,
Iowa.
wilson's celebrated Premium
SEPARATOR,
Which Is aCknowledgt d to DE the best machine for
threshinr, separating and cleaning grain in
Our machines are got up of the best mater al and
by e&periecced workaen. Having been in the bust
ness for the las. ~ years, might safely say that
O. get MP as cool ThreshiDg Machine as any 9th
eTestabii.hment in the United states. We also man
utaciure two and four horse Powers and Thre shers
job Work, ron Finishing, etc, done at the shortest
notice. Orders BY mall or Telegraph promptly I'll
cd aud letters vi inquiry eheerfuliy answered.
davenport June Sd '56 dwtf tDemocrat copy1
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Ut
Groceries, Drugs, Paints, Sperm, Tanners
Lard, Eeatsfoot and Linssed Oils, Naih,
Glass, Putty Salt, Paten Medicines
Combs, Brushes, Notions, &c.

Our stock was carefully selected in the an
southern markets. and purchased for cash, and will b.
sold Tor the very lowest figures for whicI
they be bought in the city and every article
ed to give satisfaction.
Thankful tor past fayors, and DESTROYS of contnu
oil the same, still hold ourselves In readiness IL
wait upon friends and tho public generally the oil,
stand of ALVoRD 4 VAN PATTEN,
West side Brady between First and Second streets Day
EXPORT, Iowa, June ii
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26

t.A
,ai,osing and nlaay other eert1cates, references
and extracts OF letters gtsenhy reliable gentlemen
whose names Affixed thereto.
Hayins hecome the patenees and proprietors Of Ed
win and james NJ tsarks PATENT Combined Grinding and
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26
PRESTON WICKEBsHAN Merchant Miller
Extract from letter from Mr.. Laeklen Braadywne
Miller the Foreman Of Mr.. V. Gpin who has leased
the City Mile, Wilmington. pelaMare:

CHICAGO, DecemberJ, ISIS
Ipurchassd one Of L. j. NJ CIaTks Flour Mills som
time since, and after trial Of several weeks feel thai
scarcely speak Of it in too high terms, aretesn
miller for twenty yeeaTs, and free say that au
make Letter hour with this mill and larger Yield and
it with to yseli than any mill have eyer
number OF nileTs have been 10 it, all
say they well pleased with its operation. 1t viii
grind with twelve bushels hour and can be run
with from four TO six horse power. ] would recommend
mers TO give trial, and certain they wifi not
wish to return 10 the old plan OF milling.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

- 4. " N u NVANOEt E.-IHs
Steamship. ROANOKE. has been put ia fist fate
order. and again lmenyoj hef regular UPS from
No York Cits Point.
onrmcrchats aud other ordering Goods from New York
WI not forget 10 H4lp by her
Goods shipped from Nrw York wednesday arrive ~
Iynehhlrg on the following saturday
LEE 4 JOHNSON. Agents
New York and Virginia steamship 60.
= the JAMESTOWN leaves CITY POINT every We'd
ic.v morning and the ROANOKE every Saturday tuihE,
ats o. tI4.. f.t %rNN 4lts l.. J
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

sEvuusoN g sts0TrsE.s

+ STRING AND SUMMER TRADE - 49,
$ l}>aWgFe. Nttl = 81, ts5G-Nearc sss.h Y
~ NOW In receipt OF the heaviest and most ea-'zs7-f
F. stock. II hs yet ben cur pleasure to hbora
luh,le
1to.r whau ty'r onr establishment Will VISIT vii Lo
impressed with ia" general superior character stylc of
f.oj hea finding the nnst ample assortment iu oyury
ah OF trade, consisting OF Heavy aad Fauc, Hardware
Ilio and Pocket Cutlery. GUNS and Ride Aliens
SIT 'u,,ne and Colts Pistols, limiting gud FISHING
ltsJc. SILVER Plated Mare ct warranted Vuaity Boo,
In Hud lidtna Goods Sadlcry. Carriage. and B5f..-.
eaau-. saaHmae'rs Findings, Flu and rlhIe on
GIalas. Cqr#sltlrs. Aul0rIslts Wlcu,vIi4lt4 aud
S#H#Is iHH4. Housekeeping ar,ltles almost every
ipj.u. " IadsW ~aa3s t,ut toluee. Hands aid I'm.
Nt laHs Btdue Materials. such Ffru,h Ga#s and
H.. hs OF ,yefy styr AVID furniture A.. Farming ufsu.
5tic. dis. Ft5rat Gan cradles Grass Blades. and tools
eletet' VANITY o. ho found IN such establishments ~
uhai.et, nj prices our so,k pey from TIN iaai
ufagturs, aud -r,,t,d person, ard assure tusc
WIN may r ey HN and a-,oItnsI unsurpassed in Hly
IartoI Ola. aoHlH tlIAS. SAMPSON.
:. n. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

- Ia a Wholesale. by STEVENSON NEbnILL. VIII
have superb Suek embracing French GounH
Fabrics all u which have been selected
great aud attention by the him. tho YelY
lows sa4l prices
NOR In, Ting Stock the Of the North C4lolu4
and Virginia trade cannot be- cA1dttd North at South
Punctual aud responsible, buyers Invited give
STOCK and judge f9r thoHh, Of The aAIe
and sfiras NO = y 20 sycamore stiHrt
aug JrtYraburp 1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

~ Of aaclur quality another supply Just receive ed f
. by n & HARDY q co,
July Bits rateisburt, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

n PRINTS, French Work sad variety Of white goods
Nef} low rats, Tor sale hy y. GIGGENllI IN ti.
4fll y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

u MAkI Hot II No 81 B0Il INUUIIUk y Ut
HuRa Val established myself or the traHsacto" u
irou Steel aud Meta nniueas and nfIue ti' H
ton If Virginia Gafeha Merchant Wishing thI#
lsfTo and vaflrd ASSORTMENT
ms arrangements being such viii enable - sHH AZ tn
lowest Raad MarliuIsts. bafksmtih nnd tt
trade generally find their interest examine stool
before purchasing eisew here
Orders thankfully rod Hnd promptly attended 20
ega Ham 1UBs \ GILLIAN
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
rENyt;s sE

f---- - .-s5a.= zs=sre- VIRGINIA n IGNNt >siE
- ~ ss----ss...fa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. StitD'
~ liIE-=Bn aud after. Thursday. Nay
n the Passenger taiu eafe Iyhe hburg al MINUTES IL
-, O'Clock = III and arrive Al l. VI. Jill
aIl l03m Wv" cup
taS.t uuEK tRtSAssEuENIs + ~s$y
FuK sEW YORK FROM LYNCH 6,1fs.s.s
n 20 ttt pfIHf,SIt laG. 81 SOUTH SID
r. 4ffzKuAb ZaHF4PFsf 4ND PIEiSAA1E$T Ropte
a. NV A5rk including lss!road tare AMI meals and
stafe room basl $50 slu.Ii - ~ ~" hurksatpa
.Ia44 ears and 4fe.rtge .....
I.ass.4 gers leaving Iyuel.gmK on TUESDAYS at o.
as d, S5mh sIdc HoIosd. y ~ connect lie samr t' ei e
- l5ff Point #f fUr iaIze aHd cu4unnaous 7i,ti4s p
JAMESTOWN, Capt. Parish. aad proceed direct 10 n"
i Hfs toutAtu ronly al Norfolk.
- aaetu. cry every saturday morning " oe' h.
TariArous ia ueke els, aprly to 49,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

II-I'-7TTE " n NONTI-
EhARE~sasSt- MACHINES and REtAPI a.
N u 4 nave "r Sale on r"usgumep Naanys Pa'ci I'h
t am Mower Ihrrshg Machines siusie aud d ubo tta
lIurst-lo" r, NIth StisN
a' sboNr are e4na To amy now manufactured aud vi"
sol" al Aahnta tufel prices \ call is soltited from t
want uf such art,lts
inrc l0.fsl hNnEHcp% ApAN- 4 to
y =" Et.0i "a superior LOT efB. z, 1i"'n'
~ lAHa FI'nf Just received and for sale ~
July Pits \, IISaN &
tN &As iEs.f.- esause sir Hci,no. lt.i'
- ami Cotton ludefshrts, Draws; also IHen Bleat
'nH b"A" 81 an pfaWs-Ht tAe Furnishing and Got .rf =
"''r 81 ERol CHS, SIAFEE & 60
NN'AEs. or HOUSE PAPER, israe ynri'H'
w new beautiful aud cheap received Al
-"4 lats MORSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

~ ~. " AlS &C. At=JnuN II DIpI.Akf. successor
10 his father II v Diate, has Just received
beautiful lot 1T CARR AGtsS lil GbIES IL also
prepared To put uP any work order repairs nearly
aud promptly dome hnyuE IA his employment Mr. r. Il.
the best Coach Smiths in America he having sH,e}
tH1 u soiueat fHu largest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19


splendid lot ot New Jew cry just received at j. ~
1hfrnan's consisting OF NV Watches OF all de NJ 4
s.ttptons Eltpani Cameo Mosaic Pins and lar 6Af&
rings forrnuue Pms and Earrings, fua m led ms
rings a Gold Pins and Earrings, Fan! and PLAIN Bracelet
II have them yeu had better call
You will miss the sight AS am dsemined 10 sell cheap
cash j. >. THURMAN
is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

Letter aud Nee large, usnai aud small OF White, Bur
and Fan#v Culaas cap Paper Fine Snpeffue Plain and
I.ucd Nrapptug-iunlr Irge-lnFe aud snah. MAMMA
and Tea Paper various styes fsge Hper bite aud ian
coors. Bottiug Paper Of yckinas just received at
MORSES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

- You boon in hero Yes air Aud bought Rlet OF " hr
Duek Coats a. o. 80 Pants - - Nta AT 51 ccu
g g and g. SO and splendid SIX Vests at - 20 ana a. worth
aud SO Clbfh Coats from Slnto SO BLACK aud Fancy
Cashmere Pants the cheapest evtr superior io al
Shirts and Collars endless variety ~ Under SHIFTS and
ali styles Of socks Gloves aud landkercho aud
they gave Trunk put them n aud Heua up
and open a You viii do well 10 go tho samr' ths
place Is 1lIDS W kuNsIoN~
nv at
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
| apar. AND.ENTLEss kree.,ca .hl

4 ADDE'S ANDt.ENTLEssEN.-K Received this
DAY, August with another supply LADIES and Geuls
Shoee the popular styles Ladies Kid kossett Spias
Ladies KID Goat and Glf Welt Enskins of the very best
and patterns. eens Cali OF the different popu
lar pliterns Please cal and see.
sep Its l.. l.. ARMISTEAD
NV tONtEHN.-j5s Ii Wilson has This DAY S
~ S5cated with INN, Ilus. W Johns and john s. Ian
horne in thu Grocery and Commission business under the it,
md syle OF Wilson Co. at the cid stand Of Jos. H. Wisel
They viii keep large we'll selected stock
Staple Dry Goods, Iron steel Particular att.nlau
paid the sales ofcounry produce aud liberal advances
upon produce in hand
JOSEPH II WILSON,
THOMAS W. JOHNS
JOHN $. IANGlOESE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

~ hafe on hand the above Reapng Machine which
recommend TO the farmer generally the most
selfaker wow in n4e II cus well without choking. aat
Simple and substantially built and truly Labor Saw ms Ma
chine. Also oled lluscy well known koapms Ma,lns
an improved Plan
We would call particular attention 10 all Farmers that
tend purchasing lhrt shuE Machine Horse Power,
romue harvest To call and examine the kud and quality It'd
we ar manufacturing Ills scasun and the many csti
MES IN favor Of our Machine used last by
best Farmers IN this section Of the country
w Warrant then well made thc lest materials. and
the most subs auta muer and are very smis durable l
tie strongest poaer ~ Hsn.
Please call address through DE uhicc IHlt
burg. va. WAKE ROOM. Main Street u,t L. tD, Aesel
House.
f1He II-dtcts1 H. s WHITE MORE y Rto
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

rry cARHIAGEs. HUGGIEs. ROCK

h1yenoH on hand and or ale six pair Of to,g superior
III stones Those in want would do wei Ia call soon
aat 2ji-. LEE & JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

~ nraNn aud rani all good highly approved aalr
at Fa,tu4 Fuccs. by II G. HARDY co
tult 81 t. pftrah.t ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
kNINE .rsc.s nee.i.c.-.t, cu.....r i.rn.c!!al

tehahr te.1era warranted pure end fne toarjyo W
h&.t IN Store the tsyrit brand Z = also diff brands
81 Mass Lica.tp lPl.N A. SAI'\btRS
i- r 9A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

- blf Bhls ~ Cut.
Direct from the British Province dy Npeets1 sal, hg
july Sits II. {. HARDY * co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

A SARD..-Ha vim sold my interest iu the In-
- kaerrean Gallery in this place, 10 Mr. JAMES kEAG
- espeettuy recommend him the favorable attention
,n.S ~ skita Artist and gentleman whom they
Soiie thsn and secure
Ia - winch can only procured of him In his city
- ing NY eaVe wQnd thank, for tho liberal a
ring residence Of eQht public da
oc l2ts-Rep copy a l. GIBBS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
APOTHECARIEs. &C


A,sNsss. ptsBIsB-.-sIl who wish ~,
- time aud HeBIh shaal purchase th,=H Aar
lbrv are smuie constssalau at easY rr al =Juti
lent ~ handled h tha done
strong aud the saving = aHar Immense
AIABIER 4 IoSFz
ma sdeeia AEenta faf Grastr. Hataf 1 TO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

NNfEtVNS 7. e
EszA doves BONNET AND FANCY STbRE-sSs :
NIX Ladies' SAY thai before the T1S3
VIZ nth inst shall produce from three OF the -
fashionable establishments New york the latest styles al
pnre,s You may assured that every thing tIa Ill.,,
finger OF lshcd shal be presented yoU wen
q tic Hinutesi Hhlia.
will say for your personal qualification that the exhibition
If BonIts New York, will occur on the I'D inst and a..
thai article sered seeoud only In
Is face and consequently III be seen before any other
Of dress. 1t should be selected with much care.
In order great variety of tastes 1t is dctern
nation present hc Il variety not only in bouIt
bn in Nantes and every variety If SUMMER Covering
safer little children also, for they shall me-
lccfed rs heretofore Hats FLATS, Little hornets Ca
and Other pretty ttie traps
Very respectful =
IN IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

w Hafk0' rricr N " Nlhfd AMI INV 0'hod Noo
IuNS ROW LETT 4 60.
General Commission Merchants
hine y aI.,n NJ llf sNaamaIe 81. pal.r-h VI
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-, a., r.1....s.ss7 ys.esN.A rnNNns"a
nsCpamNND AND ". 49,.

a3N ~ RA1irkDAD On IWrSdHy n Q
l9th OF June the Passenger Train will
.oiaae NJ, running Salt " or,s Branch junction.
nm. l. ISL II. GILL. Gen Sup't
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l.. l.. ARMIsTEAD


w days lot If No Peruvian Gnan5. to which v,
nyite the attention friends and the rub6c
anr 1T. WILSON & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19
XXTEsTEHN SIDES mud sHOuIDEEs
w 65iIhds for sale by II. &. HARDY q Co.
sIulv n p,tgrSiturr


NOU CAN Boy WATtuEs. JEWEHA,
II SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS. az n
wholesale and retail in variety and style al low "a
cash prices, by calling at ONLAN : sign Of The Ia u
gle, No. "a Sycamore Petersburg va, where 49,
Will save 20 He has armed The
hern Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and
fashionable assortment Of Watches jew cry Silver
Fancy Goods offered in this Would
Tor you to call and examine his magnhcedt
least 70 cents he buys all las Goods (
them at much less than the regular prices quality
of Goods Nou also have your Watches Ieelft
paired In the best manner and short
the newest and most fashionable Goods in exchange
money
Remember the place, sign of the Eagle No 81 Sycamot
Street, Petersburg Va. THOMAS NOWLAS.
sepS-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

mum or INDUSTRY or the Liff on ADAM q Ntutf=-
very Interesting volume and should be read by all ats
seet4 aut denominations.
BHn Any - highly interesting and seasanahlo volume
Dolly Misses VIII he deeply Interested
aud greatly bauohtod by readug tins Memoir
CtIAoo1us OF RuME We need not call attention 10 this
yaiuu.- the title Will secare mat
SenuuI DNs IffENLp Su.icnt, should not tld 10 road
tHi7 volume
TN SAD =ftEr-A narrative illustrating with much vivid
and Hte the mistakes which too often occur IN the
religious trtnii of ines. Parents don't You need this
buesf
f G AZ QUESTION Is great book 1t treats of great in
tarp5ts VII yuu read IL
All OF the abo, aud the publications If tit American s.
uan generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Bouk,, ~ un Bnoks Maps and Miscellaneous volumes bv
had Al LtIl horne WalkuPs Book ore Iyuclhurg Va
r. {. JENNINGS,
Tit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

TENiE undersigned viii continue the Grocery aud Comm
sion business. the old stand where be viii pleas
to wat on his friends aud the public generally.
may Odds W L. G. GREENIIT.
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! aErsESsss: rtKs.%.l.s:

AE f"iodto hIorlers f.rrecfy dc-t r ti,u ct Nar55
ha Shu'k Csitan. Woodland Mes-on The most &C aHEf
at tine AH,tou Store Of
NOV 21fS n NoSRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-19

add suppHsa OF
Irags Medicines IsHtss Nasnishas. Patent
Ne 80 which rcul, sars large ald complete.
sI4f every usH#itk t#4ul tN a iffffa Htuit
tIefiIs4 lufast AVID
Last Foais ard d. \ afst warranted &C. t,ptcttutad
It.s,Ipsa lN and iauue# rul4
tins sHd HI Ia. ItFIaagaf,ai pff4aliYnr
in,yIifa JOI& II SEAY brnvvist
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aaAr.. m,r... mArsln--rMIN. "a;

u 7 AeIIIDNN ItIN TEF = Il II Will UtrIHnI0 Ifl
~ttinR sfyo Dr'ss Hat ma, first saturday Ia Mnreh.
the apertiou 81 liz aners and lht public Ruor 'ly
which vii e found autpus- any Hat ia his market ia bean
49, lualty aud finish Also la II hcanual INV Siy
llBts for young t.nts An lbpsrdcsuu hut bess Has
10 eclipse any thing ia tins market viii please call al the Sign
at tbo Ill I1iAT
All Kinds II Hats made Ia ord Wueatuoss and dispatch
Customers Hats dressed over usnHl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22
sNeu ORLEANS 1ailg Grestelrt
from the Pennsylvania In4uirer.I
Long Ago--BY HAIRY WESTON.

Fl . l.
Long agoi Sad memories stealing
@ With their tales Of bliss and woe,
From the past, fed joys revealing
Wake to life full many a feeling,
AT those words: Long, long ago.
Sitting BY the fireside, gazing
At the Goals and sparks aglow;
Sudden from the fire upblazing, 4.
start strange forms our eyes Amazing
Forms departed long ago.
Friends with whom we used TO wander,
Breathing VOWS in accents low,
Loved on earth and heaven to ponder;
Friends, who to that heaven yonder, ID
.t Went and left US long ago. 4
When the stars with beams Of whiteness
Shine upon this earth below,
Mount we then on wings Of lightness, ..
Whispering in yon worlds Of brightness,
With the friends Of long ago.
Gazing once more on our mother,
With her brow of spotless snow,
Asking-"Do You love us, mother,
AS you did once, in that other
-.@ Lower world, long, long ago?n
And when vernal winds are blowing, g.
Flowers waving to and fro, s IE
Hand in hand in thought we're going,
Where the buttercups are growing,
AS when children long ago.
ALI along the mill llpond straying-
Weedy water, sleepy, slow 4.
Watch we now the fishes playing,
= AS when we were "out aMaying,'
# Once we did, long, long ago.
By the rock once more we're rowing,
Where the feeting memories grow;
Forms now fed again we're loving,
Shades Of joys our spirits moving,
e. As the joys did long ago.
So through life our pathway vending,
Patient aye in joy or wo,
Ever on His grace depending
May we prayers to heaven be sending,
For those friends of long ago.
And when these life's joys SO leeting
All are merged in long ago,
~ May we there in joyous meeting,
Heart to heart those friends be greeting,
Whom we've loved since long ago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22
F111LiIL,AonEr N oH1o-The Ohio Statesman says

throughout Ohio are holding electious to decide to
which organization they will adhere, the boiling
spooner and Ford party, or the regular Nationals,
marshaled under the presidency of 7. G. Ware, Esq.
We learn from several gentlemen, well advised in the
premises that in many counties where it was hoped
Mr.. Fillmore would be repudated by the Councils,
the Order are on the contrary, almost unanimous for
the Ware organization. In one large and leading
county in particular carried heretofore by the Know
Nothngs ever since their organization and where the
anti Fillmore schismatlcs hoped to make successful
stand, we are assured there will hardly be singls
Council, if one, in which the Philadelphia nomina
tions and platform viii not be ratified.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

a8- Among the passengers who sailed from New
York yesterday in the splendid steamship Persia, says
the Baltimore American of the 18th, were our towns
man, the Hon. John P. Kennedy, his wife and Miss
Gray. Also, Nicholas G.. Penniman, ESD, of this
city. Mr. Kennedy, whose health has been much
impaired, expects to return in October next In the
meantime, his place as President of the Northern
Central Railroad Company will be filed by Robert NJ
Magraw, ESQ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

,AcQUrrTED.-The Secretary of War has approved
the finding of the court of inquiry " that the honor
and integrity of First Lieut. Willard eighth regiment
of Infantry, entirely unimpeached by the charge
that he had made an improper use of the public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

> BIGAMY MADE EASY IN MASSACHUSETTS Hen
G. Drody, Jr., middle aged Engsbman, was indicted
on charge of bigamy. AS plea to the Indictment,
he stated that he married his first wife in ls4l some
where on the Cape, and that shore time since his
wife and himself agreed to separation, and he pub
shed the fact in the papers, He supposed that this
was sufficient to enable him to get married again. which
he did, with the knowledge Of his wife, who lived
in the immediate neighborhood, and who manifested
no opposition thereto The IS @ we
came to their knowledge they made a complaint.
Upon review of all the facts and with theassent of
the friends of the second wife, Drody was let off with
a fine of $50 and costs.-[ Boston Courier. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

f. u. S. MARINE HosPIrAL,-This beautiful structure
is well nigh completed and ere long will be ready for
the reception of patients. 81.
We are heartily glad it. For many years the
citizens of Ycksburg have been taxed support at
our CtN Hospital the sick and disabled mariners Of
what Mr.. Calhoun called &C our great inland sea, J,
without shadow of right or justice.
The completion of this Marine Hospital, termi
river men, from st. Louis to New Orleans, and places
it exactly where it should be- upon the government
who collecta revenue from the boats for their main
tanance.
The building is substantially and handsomely
built, and is an ornament to Vicksburg.
.E..fE5aE e .El AZ g. TVickshurr Times 18th.