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~ DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR. This
wi excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colds Whooping Cough, Pulmonary Complaint, and
sas In aIn
creasing in popularity The following testin onia Is
from q gentleman we'll known in this community
RICHMOND May q, 1855.
Mrs. H. B. Datos: Dear Madam, take great plea
sure in certifying the beneficial effects OF your val
liable msdicine' named and 50 well known as smrs,
family for the last years. in the use of which
nv wifi. has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disesss Of the shs;. ,h ri
gratitude, Madam towards you, for Its good enscts
You can mako any use of this letter you may think
proper. for the benefit Of the community at large
Your: r Tfspsaslsi Z. BALL.
Fer sale by Mrs. A. B; DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers,
q. J. Pcor A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
nKAR FROM A LATE MEMBER OF
IL THE HOUSE OF DELEGATE OF VtR-
GINA This is to Certify, That have been using
in nv family DR. /. Scotps Celebrated White Circas
sian Liniment for several years, and am fully salts
lied it is tn e best Eminent have ever u'ed, al
though have used no. LEGS than dozen other kinds,
iicted. JAMES EVANS.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Laid
& Co, and Alex Duval, Richmond. deS
VIKGINlA w y X nj KlLLER--CHIL-
DREN CRY FOR IT!-Ths valuable and pop
uat sns tsa Of nsa hsv
ing proved 1t to be OF the best safest and most
reliable WORM dsstroyers in
1t and pleasant to the taste, and 10 readily
taken by children. may be given with perfect safe
ty to the youngest infant It contains Oil of
Wormseed Turpentne or other nsuseating drug, that
would be apt to irrtate dixorder the system. On
the contrary the health of the patient 10 generally
benefited by its administration even when no worms
exist II 10 prepared especially foI children.
Prepared only by e. J. FICOT; sold Also, by
PURCELL, LADD Co.; BPENETr, BEsxs L FISH.
Err, Wholesale agents, and By Druggiuts generally.
"a 6---dSm
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4, CO's
II CARPET, OIL CLOTH
AND CU CUB e NV WsAAkRfEE4RoOMs'

We have determined to conine sales In future
tn the GOODS a. indicated above by retail and having
arranged eur entire and conveniently fitted store for
that purpose, prepared to exhibit the largest
and most complete assortment Of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &C.,
ever In the State of Virginia, and but rarely met
with in any one establishment In the United States.
Importing direct from the English manufacturers,
and selecting with care in person the best American
fabrics we ehsll at all times be prepared to furnish
promptly ell articles pertaining to our business and
RELYING the citizens Of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee to sustain in enterprise assure
them we will be content with moderate profits.
It 10 our intention to keep our stock supplied
throughout the year with the latest styles Of fashion
able goods in our line.
We now invite buyers to examine our entirely new
stock which embraces great variety In patterns of
Velvet Tapestry and BRUSSELS Carpeting
Three-ply, Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet Chen ellie and Brussels Rugs
Door, Paror and Chamber Mats
Satin Worsted and India Damask
Satin and Figured DeLaines
Brocatelle and Turkey Red
Muslin snd Lace Curtains
Cornices and Bands for Curtstns
Cord, Tassels and Ginps do
Window Shades, all styles and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot Stools
Crumb Cloths and Booking
Booking for steps, rev article
Floor Oil Cloths; Table Oil Cloths
Oil Goth Rugs
Stair Linen; Stair Rods &c.
When furnished with diagram and measurement of
room or hail. will superinteDd the cutting OF Car
Sc S0-sm* RICHARDSON 4 co.
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MOUNTAIN Top by virtue OF antheri-
1sl ty under the last will and testament of VIM C
Lipsconb. deceased the undersigned will Offer ut
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the 10Th
of Dec if fair If not the next fair day, the valuable
properly and desirable summer resort MOUNTA AIN
TOP, log. Their with the Fam of 600 acres situate
and lying on the Blue Ridge at Rooktish Gap, in the
countes of Augusta and Nelson. For particular, see
handbills, or Communicate Nth the Subscribers
through the Post Office at this place.
MILTON KIRTLEY,
WIN. H. LlP&COMB,
Adn'rs. with the Will annexed of Wm. c. Lips
comb, deceased.
Mountain Top Aususta CO., Nov so, 1856.
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THAT COUGH!

The great remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP and
WHooPING COUGH.
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coushs of the kind 1t also hoarse
throat weakness of the chest pain in the
bresst and lung affections. Wherever there is pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops of Pain Curer
and you will find immediate relief. DR.. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently cures cousumptive
cough and fortihes the agsiust further attacks
ESr In bottles at 50 cents and ST.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousands of children have been saved
by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. 1t gives instant
relief. % centsa bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup ie the ouiy
certain cure for Whooping Cough 1t cures in short
time, and allsys all irritation of hs Lungs 50 cents
bottle. &.
The above valuable medicines are recommended by
PHYSICIANS who have tried them in thet practice
To be had of all Druggists in Richmond, Peters
burg, Norfolk, Lynshburs and Fredericksburg, Va.
no:25-Sm
IACkSON's EXCELSIOR BITTERs is
peculiarly adapted, by its composition. TO every
dsease Of the liver and stomach which 10 produced by
our ever varying climate. In all forms CT bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint 1t Ia one of the moat
valuable remedies:
Prepared only by R. 81. JACKSON, and for sale
by Druggists generally. jos
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MEDICINES.
OTHER RICHHIONDs In THE FIELD
O-AVAUET

HTHEK R1Cf1uIONDS1 TN TIE TInND
O-AVAUNT.
Now il the winter OF our discomfort
There are 90 many Cough syrupsin the fels,
lie scares us all. We kuo. not what TO take;
With Candies, Gyraps and we know not " hat.
The next thing invented may be Red Hot Drops
From Auderson's foundry. We cannot tell;
cure might come from these quite a. well, 1.
Asnany Who their nostrums make, know quite 80
much.
Perhaps coughs will soon be cured by the touch.
With scarecrows we are beset because it. thought
LEONARD he makes money, and cures all cough
Wish his INSTANT RELIEF AND SPEEDY
CURE.
Trv his sure remedy-with that yeur secure
70 be had of all Druggists and Dealers in the State
~r y;ra;n;a de5
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err THE GREAT sOUTHknN Hu1
Hi HAT AND CAP MANUFACTOh1
AANO DEPOT-JOHN DOOLEY, 81
Main street has now ready for the Winter TRADE o,
1885. a most superb assortment OF LadieS, misseS
and Gentlemens ....
Flu RS,
entirely new of the latest style and OF every o.
scription Amongst them are-
Lynx Cspes, Mantlllas Msntalets Vietorines Tip
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"A CENT? KMEN'S WATEk.fKUOF
BOOTS, or SUPERIOR OUALLIa -
hau. .o.v IA stora C3anpa Cork Sole w ater-

have row In store 0enps ocin ooJ 1--we
never been seen in this city before They are In
tended to bo worn without over shoes, ana ~ inc
ssme tius to kesp the feet perfectly dry
Also, Plain Double Sole Wa.er.Proof boo,s ga.
tors and Shoes of every style TO which would mos,
,ss,ectfnv cali the attention of all In want OF good
;p,"r Rot and ghoaa ALEX HILL,
'o Manufacturer and Importer,
roas Ia7 Main street, Richmond.
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THE ESGLIsH RAILWAY SwINDLER The
London Post, speaking of Redpath, the great rail.
road swindler. says:
HE was not only known al constant nuest at
fashionable parties but even contived to get pre-
septsd at SQUIRT DE VISA almost equally well
known in Paris as in London, he being a frsoaeut
visitor there, and being In the habit of pstronisns
the Hotel Windsor. here he lived in most prize "
style his hotel bill being said to have averaged 100
"During recent visit it 10 stated that he became
tiars- model of Leda and the Swan in silver The
10 SIpr offered t70a, and Redpath s75o and the
7ornament was duly conveyed to the mansion
session of the annual festival of one or
charitable Institutions OF the metropolis,
path was in the habit OF paying from 6 50
.)1Dy,R ON his own socket In order to add to the
blsn&0f Of the dinner-a fact of which very few OF
quests were eognzant. At the FIRST dinner ofone of
these associates asr the return of his Royal High
moss the Duke of Cambridge from the Crimea an
occasion on which bis Royal Hishness presided-lOo
guinea. were 50 sxp.ndsd-ths subscription liz. also
sss Be I'll. Esd
the essrse Of the evening Rsdpsh handed In another
ehsqao for . los, as "a donation from Citizen who
ainires the character Of his Royal Highness tina
Duke of Cambridge, and who wishes to eongra ulate
his Royal Hshness on bis return from the CIimea,"
A SAD EvENr.-Miss Anna M Lachsise, daughter
Of James NJ Lachase. of this city, died on board the
steamer AI1so, the Sd ist, after short illness
from brain fever. aged years This young lady was
enEngsd to DO married TO gentleman of this city.
imme dstsly on her arrival and the bridal wreath YVES
bsspoksa To day. the flowers that were TO have
adorned are strewn upon the bridal bed of
DEATH She was buned in her wedding rob - this
morning.
The delay in the arrival of the steamer caused some
anxiety among those who had fdends en- board; and
there was one who watched at the wharf until mid.
night on Friday; AID when the good news was tsle-
srsphed-"the Arsso is below"-he went home to
mis- friends inexpreSiby happy. The next morning
going early to the ship to welcome the bride his
heart he found that the soul of hii sou idop hsd
just departed. The cold oasket there, bat the
beautiful 10 gel was gone-N. Mirror Sdturddu
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u EAUTlFUL FARM NEAR RICH
ID MOND FOR SALE.-We authorized to sc Il
that really beautiful farm Richmond adjoining
the estate called Tree HILL" now in the occupancy
of Nh VIM. jno Clarke, formerly by Few Cox,
decd. The tract contains 81 The land is beau
tifully situated, and the view from Richmond unsur
passed: The dwelling is not only very spacious bat
every respect most desirable residence.
For terms, apply to
no 6-2tawlm GODDtN AFPERSON.
1elE Al Il A y IL IL EARM ON TIE NEW
RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The subscribers are au-
thorized to sell the Farm which Mr.. Miles Macon
recently resided, and locsteda above.
1t contains about l25 The dwelling is large
and conveniently arranged. The land produces we'll
The place is healthy, and the neisLborhood excel
lent.
MI John Mutter residing on the place, will take
pleasure in showing it to those who may call
Terms of payment accommodating Apply to
no 8-2aw1m GODDiN L. APPERSON
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s4-SAEA NOTICE..--One The arrival
&E& Of the cars daily, at Tomahawk
Station, on the Danvillo Railroad, l shall be
prepared, heretofore. to convey PASSENGERS to
Powhatan Court House and Its vicinity. Profession
al gentlemen and others, attending Powhatan Court,
will be- &C accommodated with acomfortable hack, i'm
medissely upon the arrival of the
no 9l-1m* VIM. A. MARTIN, Tomahawk.
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pEHFUMERY, Upper Ten Cologne, Ia'lnh
u rscts, Lowe genuine Brown Windsor SEP,
Libersn Palm Soap II air Dyes, &c &e.; to' ssit "
GEO. pOWOEN, Ch~mist Nc
9Th and cad street.
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MOTTO E.--Thomas W. Turpln having. ty
trust deed dated the 18th dsy Of New 1880 slA
recorded in the efiee Of the Hastings Court OF YES
city conveyed ell his stock Of goods aud escts 30 tho
undersigned trustee the sad Tefpin il hereby su
thorized my agent by virtue of authority given X
the deed to make salesof the stock, fer cash, unn
the public sale thereof and TO receipt in nv nlns
for all debts due. JOS, r. POWELL
no I9-ts Trustee
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lhOts slOkk FOR sAl.k...The stsstt
- sna hxteses Of Drug Store, well located saa
A .sDRu60leI.
% 0-.ts Richmond, 7. v.
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WAtiON EOR NATE.--F rec :. IA !. 1890
nsss one horee spIiss WAGON, Ia sosd az
ps'I, - hewiy painted A. HODEkER
No tS-u No. 10 Aaia It,
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Z lkOUND,PnA rkH AND Lln 4. a o.s.
NJ stsntly on hand. fresh Ground Plsstsr Aad
fhomsston Lime. For sale by
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- TDKAGE.--M erchants' AccOmmo d n zion
- Warehouse, for the storage of Flour, Wheat
Corn, Coffee, &c, &c.
Persons having goods to store, would consult their
interest by storing with We them all troubIe
ally to that ou selves.
They also save large amount Of money In drayage
uated on the dock, goods be received and deliver
ed free of drayage
Insurance effected at the lowest CITY rates If ds.
sired BRlDGFORD a. co
NO IS Corner Goth. Dock and Gary at, Gets
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HATs, GAPS, sHOKs, go.

HATS, GAPS, SHOES, 30.
~.i,HEAT KkDuCTlON IN TIE m
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATB--Frsm 4ll
III Is 10 ~ per cont saved By buJfus from !:
xt1V n ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel hniio,es an
aot.ssp Hats, bsst quality. g.
m.,Asta Hats second quality ...-............ :" !"
V..a,ops BILE Silk Hats. ...................s... g.
Pine Cafshin Sswed Boots .........s....'..'' g.
Congress dster Boots. ..............'....''''' ~
riue Caifskin Sewed shoes. =
i 81 ANTHONY has made ananxemsnn WIN ons
~ he best MAJ err in the city Of Philadelphia TO sap
olv Sim with handsome and substantial Caifsxln
scweo io ~ "a "a 90 fa--d&ely
- llIPURTANT TO YOUNG GkN-
Div of Gents very light Congress CATERS:
silk tops pump bottoms for dansns the prettieN snd
moot suitable artcle for the purpose ever offered 70
Rinhmopd All In want OF such an article, Will 90
veil to call early on the subscriber.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
10 IS Main street
n n ~ KOOF
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INN CnLLAHs..-J have JIsi received
- snal bex o. u ,en Co|l.s. for Laden, suits-
pic for mouraing wsar, an sxcsilss. assisls. n
n EZEKIEL. chsep Cssa Store. :
ass IS Msin street
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eywAN 4 co.'s LOTTERIES.
NOVEL SCHEME.
12SO Prsxes--Lswest Prsxe $40.
susE TEAS Owe rRzE TO EVERY TEE TICKETS !
PRIZES arARANTEED.

a. Purchasers In buying 10 Whcls Tickets twhep
the number end In l. 4 ga. So ,s Q. % are qua
ranteed prize of $40 Halves and ousItsn IN pro-
he rates below. for the risk on the Tickets, and
which entities the holder to all he draws over the
go prizes
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CLOTHs, CAssIMEKks Anu VEsT-
~ lNGs, for mems and youths wear; Plaid Goods.
for boys; heavy Woolen and Sattinets for servants
wear, selling az rednced prices. .'-ll
]. 4 ID. ROSENBAUM,
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IN STAND STAND on MAIN srhEEY hFros For me-
A The sab criber, intending t, leave the ety III
uent the house at present occupied BY him. No 81
Main street, GMan.ion House on which he hs. a
house is in excellent condition. good tu.ints.
stard and suitable for most any kind of bus;nsss "
Possession given any time required. For further r
ticulars enquire at l. L. WELLS
-ds Ats No. SO Main st.. Mansion Hon,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
lieImbold's Genu;ne Preparations. EELMBoLD's HIcHLr CONCENTRATED
 COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BllrHU.

For diseases of ihe Bladder and Kidneys, SC crei d'sea<es. Structures, Weaknesses and all diseases of the sexual organs whether in male or female, from whatever cause they may have ongi:ated and DO matter of how long stan,Iing g
 lf you have contracted the terrible dlseas e M hich, when once sealed in ,he system, v Ill surely go down from one genera ion to another underm,niny inc constitution and sappiny the yer. vital fluids oi life, do not Trust yourself in the hands 0! q"acks. who start up every day ., c,iy like 'ts and till ihe pa :ers with vla, ing Ia alsehoods, ,oo we'll caicuia,cd is deceive the young, ard those not acquainted wi,h ibe,r ir'ck-. You cannot be loo careful m the selection of a remedy in ihesc cases.
 The Fluid Exlfsci Buchu has been pronoun. ced by eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever known IL IS a medicine perfectly pleas. ant in it's taste and very innoceai in it's action, and yet so thorough that it anrihilates ever, particle of the rank and poisonous virus of ihis dreadful disease-and, unlike other remedies, does not dry up ihe disease in ihe blood.
 Constitutional Debility, brought on by self. abuse, most terrible disease, which has bfoi ih"usands tf the human race 10 uniimely graves, thus blasting inc brilliant hopes ol parenis, and hI,ghring in th~ bud the gioriou. ambition of many noble youth. can be cured by this 'nfall'ble remedy. And as a medicine which must benefit everybody, from he simply delicate 10 the confirmed and despsiring in valid, no equal is 10 be fousd acting both n n cure and preventive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
HELMBoLD's HiGHLr CONCENTRATED Compound Fluid Extract Sarsapa riIla,

For purifying The blood, reaoying all d,sea ses ar's,ng From excess of mercury. exposure. and 1 'mPrudence Tn life, chronic constitutional d,s-
 ease ans'ng from an impure siaie of The blood ahd the only reliable and effect ual known ren'cd, for ihe care of Scrofu:a, Saii Rheum. Scaid Head, Alterations of the Throat and Legs. Pains and Sweliings of the Bones.
 feter. Puppies on the Face, and all .caly Erup,ions of the Skin.
 Tais article Is now prescribed by some of the most distinguished ph, sicians in The coun- Try, and has proved more efficient in practice than any preparation of SarssparilIa } ct offered 10 inc pubic. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, MercuriaI and Scrofulous diseases have entirely recovered in inc incurat ie wards os our public institutions which had for many years resisted every mode of treatment that cox;d be devised. These cases furnish strikin examples cf the saluiary effects of this medi. cine m afEes'ing some Of the most inve,erate d'sea ases, after the glands were dcstro. cd and the bones already affected.
 NoricE.-Leitsss from responsible physi c'ans ard professors of several Medical Col. ieges. and certificates of cnrea from patients VII oetound sceompanJine both prepasaticns. fTsee- -buchm, el per bottle, or botiies for s
 SarsspariIla q sq"al in strength to one gallon of Syrup Of 
 ' Prepared and sold by H. T. HELMBoLD, :. 1nemisi. 563 Chestnut Street, near the Girard mouse, Philadelphia; and 10 De had Of drug e'sss a.d dealers every where.
 All ieffers directed 10 the Proprietor or Akens receive immediate attention.
 Sss sass Y A0 sANTa. LitehfAd !
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
NEW FAIL GOODS 1855 At the Beehive. l656

LUST received Q splendid stock of staple J and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in par of Braadcloths, Cassimere>, Sc, French Merinos and Coburgs in chuice cours. French and Ann plain and iancy Muslin Delaines. Debaiges, Ginghams an.i fancy and mourning Prints, plaid Merinos. gala Plaits and silk gaia Plaids, black and pa Id and striped Dress Silks in rich patterns -Th,het. Cashmere aud wool long and square Sha wls, wonI. Sc: Aanneis, moreens. diapers 1; bieaci,ed and unbieached Shee,inss and Shlrt. ings, Ticks. Linens, Sc.
 Ready-made lo,hng-A large stock of coats, ves,s, pants. shirts, meTino do and drawers, Sc. Hosiery, gloves. etc in great va,iety. wooden yarn, carpet warp, cold and white cotton bats and watding. Dress Trimmings-,he iarccsr stuck in the county; Shoes-Ladies, misses aud child's of all descriptions, patent rubber boots and shnes; Flour, geese feathers, groceries, cr"ck-rv, &c-all oi which have been selected with erea, care, and will be offered for CASH, produce or work at small advance from cost
 4r Shirts given out 10 ba made mp in any quantity. Also, Insurance agent for several good companies. $. N. BRONSON.
 LitchhelG Sept 25, 1855
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\ lsouon Bss rslLow.--These is good siosy eoihg the founds oi the papess, fold of man n Arkansas. who had bs~n drinking till late hour as night, and then started for homo in sia,s of sweet ohl,vousnssa. Upon reaching his own premises. hs vas too far goss to discover say door to the damiciI he was about to inhahit, and hersfsre laid him. self down in ahed: which wss . favorite rsadcsvoas fss the hoes. They happened to bs oui when the nsac comer arrived, but se- ,smsd to their bed. Tho weather being rather cold. they in the usssest kndaess. and with the srsess hospitality. gave their bspcd eomraaian the middle of the bed. coma tying oa esther eide cf him, and o,hers acting the paEt sf . qaih. Thir wa,m,h prevented hin fscm being injured hy exposure. Tow. srds morning hs awoke F.nd ax himself comfortable. n blssfsl igna,ance of h.s whsssahouss. he suppressed himsrR enjoying ths aeennm0dsiion q tavern, h co.np.nv wish olhsr gentlemen He reached out his had. and cseching hold of the s.i6 hriSiles ai i,os, eSclsimsd-" Halo, s.y good friend. l ysssss ept . - sf absAidi Wlss di6 sss aAGus 314H N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14

SaAD w or DEArH -Mcn seldom think of 'he .'ea, event oi Death unt,. the ds-k shad ow falls ac'oss ,he,r own path hiding for ever from the,r eyes the lace af the loved o,es whose l,v;ag smile wa. the sun Igat of ,he,r existence. Death ,s ihs great ania .,nsm ot Life and the cold lhnughI of ,hs tomb is ,h. skeletoa ia all our feasis. We do not waa, ,o z , through the dark valley, althaush ns passage way lead 10 Paradise we so O, wish to lie down in the moai.y grave, evea with tho kings aud pr,ace- fur our be,i t..l. lows. But the iat of Nature is inex.rahie. There isno appeal or repeevs from he yrea, law that doams us al Q dust. We h .ur,sh and fade like the leaves of ,he forest, and he ia,res flower that blooms aud wi.hers .n day, has mol a trader hold on life than the m'shtiea, monarch that ha. ~scr shook the earth by h,s i"oi steps. Generations of men appear aaj vsnish like the grass, aud the countless m altitude that swarm the world to day. w"i 'o.morro: disappear like foot p in,s on he shore.
 h the beautiful drama of Ion, the instinct of immortality. SO eloqaen,!y uttered ny the dea'h.devoted Grcek. ti..ds dear tesponse ,n every thoaghslal soal When about la veid his young ex,s'snce as sacr,6ce to Fate. h's hetro,hsd Ciemanthe asks |. they sha't not meet again, to which he replses-- have asked that dreadful question of ,ae hills lhA' look eternal. of ,h. flowing streams ihs, How torcser, of ihe stars. asnaas whose fields of azure my spiri. hath walked in glory = All we're dumh. But whhe gaze spon the tisinR face, l feel there's somefhing m thy love which maatles through iis beauty thse cannot wholly perish. We shah meet agaia, Clemanske
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-14
NEW FALL GOODS :!
 AT s4krOsd q BrOfher,s.

MoNG which may be found a splendid <A assortment new siylss M. DeI.aines, All Wool do. Detiages, Black Silks, Mcrinos. C0bures, Alpaccas.
 Rachel Plsids,
 Prints, Lsdies' Cioths,
 Bfocha Shawls, Ts!mas,
 Maire Ant. Trim'gs.
 Broadciaths,
 Cassimeres,
 Tweeds,
 All Wool do. wslcottville. Sept. iash. lsss.