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MrT Wisdom OF the Rev. sydn-y smith, by Duyo
w kinck 81 Us e.
The Life Travels of Herodotus N. Finh Cenury before
Christ; imaginary biography founded by J. Tel
Dor wheeler, y, r. q. y, vols. sa
The Hugueno Exles historical novel. IS cents
sides circumference of anfe
hoops cutnE of boiler stos, Sc sci by Charles Ha'
well, marine engineer. 80
Introduction "a the study of Aui BY NJ a. Dwight. 81.
Life Sketches from Copmon Paths series Of American tales
BY Nra Jniia T. Dumont. 81
The Rice and Progress of the English Constitution; by D.
Greasy NJ 4. Third edition. 81
Caderong hts life and grnus, with specimens ofhs
n. q. Trench, n. u rs
Just published and for sale at TAYLOR a NAURY's
June 10 nortstnre, nea 9th a.
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H. Letter. % Nsa.m. a s.vtsns h. Daughter
! and Friends edited sy Mn Sarah j. Hae I 81 rs.
The Letters of Lady Mary woey son,aeu, ed.d BY Mr. "a
NAYS FRANGR TAYLOR
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sTtIo law6w
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CLAss No. /.
Maokinae blanksls


S,Oo paGfsS point MaeAnae UO
inches, and y sisA pounds
$500 2A while Mackiaac bAAketS,
..aa.. % achss, sad weigh pounds
500 point write blankets 10 A
F. 4. inches, and weigh ~ pan<a
go pairs ~ white Mac anae blankets 10 measure % by
~ nsses, aud ~e.sn az pounds
esl -poai we.ts sacknae blanks % BY 4s
inebes, ana weigh 81 pounds
w. p-i., spent sea MaeAnac blankets, 80 BY
A neaas, and weigh pounds
5o0 pair ~ point scaet Msekinsc Blankets
t6 inches, and weigh pounds
lOl rs- - point Maekinae blankets 60
- "a inches, asd weigh 10 pounds
o irs 3poa Maekiaao Blankets 90 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
p pairs az point Maekinse Blankets 81 by
% inches and weigh pounds
100 81 point Indigo blue Maeknac blankets
CO by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs 3h Gentinea blue Macknac blankets
sure 66 BY 6 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
zoo pairs 3pOnt Gennea blue Makinac blankets
40 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
400 pairs ~ Genneila blue Macknae blankets
sure 81 by 60 inches and weigh pounds
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l.. y. Middleton,
Dealer N lee.
once and depot southwest corner and r9h .rrrsu
Fsh 97--demH Il. -... ~.
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Sept 6 9awihehNog
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
NEW HOOKS! NEW BOOKs:!-

~ Reports Decided in the Special Court of APP
peas Virginia held at Richmond and General lsex to
trattons Reports from the II TO the XI VOL inclusive, by
John NJ Patton, IT,, and Roscoe b. Heath, price Sc.
Lists National system OF Political Economy,
Harris Dscourscs OF freem sonry,
The Gospel ia Ezekiel by Guthrie,
Mordcica. Portugal and the Andalusions Of Spain,
Edith the Quakor's Daughter,
Notes and Travels in the East, by DIR. Dorr
Prescoti's Philip the Second,
Shoepoe Reeolleetions of Gmpses of American Life,
Christine or Womans Trials aud Iriumphs by Curtis,
Woodhll, or the Ways Of Providence by IalNi,
Thoughts md Apothems by Arch Bishop Whaiely,
Ernest Lnwood by Mrs Lee iIentz,
Lippneous Pronouncing Gazetteer OF the weird,
Rogers Table Talk.
Tales from the German, by Famess,
Toing and Hoping, by Jennie Marsh, -
For sale by PAYNE a. CHRISTIAN.
They have just received assortment OF TraDspa
rent W ndow Shades and Paper Hangings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
KsCisMOND AND n.

~ 1VKk.-STEAMSHIP ] N ESTOW Y Sa-.L.
The L. 5. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN in com.
nand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New York rcepH
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock Tor p
nond She will not take any freight FROM ity H.
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY Arm
NOON AT o'clock for New York
Those desiring to ship by her have their goods b
Monday. Passengers de string take this sip l, .g,
state Room secured by addressing us by mail
~ The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, stops at Cir, la
where She will land and receive freight Bed the JHu
and the Roanoke receive and land passenrt RS al CyF
and Norfolk IIiDIAM A. " S,f>t>
by Ri,l,,,,,.i u.
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sS.s xLI,,i.!l IHROtGIi FlsOM BUCHANAN
-~~---~,A<>A LNNCIBJRG AND RICINaVu

Fare from Lynehburg to Buchanan. ..............s
10 hInIloha. ...................
FROM i4NnchDnIb 10 Charlotte ~ .ile.
On and after the d of October our Packet Boar, vii
Buchanan at a. NJ, and Lynehhufg at :! J. NJ Mon
wednesday and Friday and arriH i'll Richmond second
at O'Clock A Nj.
'haIlotiesville passengers leaving LynchLuIg at :
reach SeottesYllc at lOi a NJ. day ard arrive i'm
otttSNile at d L. NJ. Leave Lynehburg for buchanan
lexington at 8, A NJ, Monday, Wednesday and frlda,
From Lyuehbrrg TO Richmond see fine and di>,an
card below
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

These VESSELS are OF The first class britt IN the MGa
m"e expressly l oa s T6Sy aaa have % h
Captains well qualified for the trade aud Who leeny,
exerton Accommodate. They will be lowed n Spare
by stea and may be relied on to ,a up ana dn
Advertised promptly
Merchants going North or ordering goods fr,,, =,
will find it to their interest to ship by this itc " N n
always be taken low as by any other line &, p t "
every effort will be made by the agents in teA'N At
Ncwlo to give satisfaction. Insurance can w. m an
the Richmond Fire Association by this line Ar ,leete
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in rent
share of patronage. '''R II
Goods shipped by this line to New.York will
free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile Nta
vannah or any other Southern Northern port 's''h
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dark In i,
at Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of Wall Sir, Ia
DAVID & WIN. CGRRIE RicbmonJ
{ II. PIERsON, N Y, AgF
edits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
IH1WICE WEEK BEET wEEN

u BALIIMOREA AND RICHMD&D 10y steam q ~
cls BLl.SlDEl;E and POtAE0A1AS.-1he
STEAMER BEiN lbt.lE Leaves baltimore every 81
DAY AFTERNOON nr kichDoud. Returning lea, Is l.
MOND every TUESDAY AFT ERNDON for Baltimore
The POCAlloNIAS leaves BALTIMORE every
NESDAH AFTERNOON for Relanond. Returning +
hlCHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON too
timore,
- shippers to Baltimore by these Boats must La.,
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
marcy IJDIAN q WATSON Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
EXTRAORDINARILY CAsE.

MCHMoNn. May LIST, le,6
Gentlemen; My child had commenced breaking out last
fall In small sores which gradually extended the
head including both which much by the
TO fear that both would drop
tried all sorts of advertised aud domestic without
any good results then procured and applied little II iF
ola u began better the bottle broke APP
piled gals TO it again began Ny elder daugh
ter said Pa 20 get of that Turf Oil he al
looked much better when you used IL We got
bottle and her head nearly well This agra.
vased and took half hour every wash H.
was very offensive One bottle feel assured VIII
her entirely there but little the disease remaining
You entitled TO this and for the benefit others
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully II. T. CHALK
To Naesrs nava 4 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

DMOspECT ODE rEACE.-Thr hIoodY DEE

GDNOsFEtT OF FENfE.-The bI0Ody De-
mon Of War which has so long been goang the vi
tails ot the European Nations satcd with It's
murdefous havoc while the white winged Angel of Peace
hoFefs with plying the decated and des
iai hearth stones Other objects viii attract the at
enn al mankind the the thoughts and
employ the hands of busy millions the gay and
imposing pharaphenaa Of The w be laid aside tor the
haelamenis of honest industry Speaking of hdbdmeas
suggests the extensive and splendid stock Of SPRING READY
MADE CLOTHING exhibition the Clothing Bazaar Of
Burroughs Shaie Co. The ptopreors of this popular
abshment approaching and grateful for the extraordinary
patronage extended TO them have spared neither pains
In getting their goods the Spring sales Pur
ehaaers invited call and themselves an In
spect0n certainly VIII convince them Of the superiority In
style craftsmanship, it, of the clothing Of
actura sol by the GLoTHING BAZAAR, Main ST. N T..
slde above Bridge. BURROUGHS, SHAFER Il co.
nBl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

NEW ttemcns fine GBitcrs ~
~ SHOES Of tho and best patterns Also, fas
pnabe Spring Moskn Hats of the different popular styles
Soft Hat Of Mole Caret BnH Pearl Salmon and In fact
~ colour quality and style that Will be called for at low
for CASH, now being opened at L. l.. ARMlSTEADS
ap7ts Near Farmers Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
DAVID d NM CID,

Ps-shippors by this Vessel sill get tbo,, Eichasi
of destination AT onehali rate OF freight chcai 10 i
other routa and in less time Insurance can 'ih
the best terms. IA '.ftHs
NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
suu..~uN a stutnTpvttvI

w NI'NINt md st NMIN TRADE, n.esy'
IS LfAcanunG, Ap'n 81 II, ls56 We are yANssSSss
- now IN receipt of the heaviest, aud most n<f
varod stock 1t has been pleasure offer liberal
puhltc
Those WHO will favor establishment with visit will he
impressed with the general superior character STYLE
goods beside finding the ample Ia every
branch Of trade consisting Heavy and Fancy
Table aud Pocket Cutlery. Gums aud Rifles Allan-
SELF Cooking aud Colts Pistols. Hunting and Fishing
Tackle. Silver Plated Ware Of warranted quality Block
Tin and Britannia Goods Saddlety Carriage aud buggy
trimmings, Shoomakcrs Findings, Floor aud Table Oh
Cloths Carpenters MllwnRhta Mhcclwrighb. and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles almost every
description. Window Shades tilt tonco, Bands aud rna
&c &c House uding Materials French Glass and
Locks of every style and furniture &C. Farming uteu
ss generally. Patent Grain Cradles Hladrs
ofrvery variety found such establishments
Wholesale retail prices oar stock Ia chiefly man
utaeuers and selected In aud tase
who may call they viii hnd assortment
part of the south : NJ SIMPSON
tIAS SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

=. -. Noticc TO yor..ern Trn,eln

~ - 1900: ss - CHEAPEST AND MOST C..
--, - FORTABL h4UTE TO
NoRIHERN CITIES via FREDERIC sBURG and
QUA CREEK. ~
through ticket from Lynchbug Baltimore, . .$
Richmond to Washhton.... .
: Baltimore ........... ...........
Philadelphia. ................
~ Passengers and baggage conveyed from DanviIc 81,
the depot On Broad street FREE OF CHARGE Get su,t
Ashland, Ii miles above Richmond Nii
~ For particulars enquire of A w UORNFR
apl 10 d3m+ Agent SnntbsI y r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

cilfsrrprlrIp Apsl 10Th. 1856

tnfsrFHfiEiU April 18th, 1885
hesVs Doce Co.-Hayng used your Turf oA and finding
~ be such fine medicine thin due you that YOU
should know IL My daughter about years ago fell
raekef Of chair and and bruised her thigh very much
assumed the form of boil and became very had il
lapced by physician but that did relieve II became
running sore and continued 81 for nearly tried
every medicine could hear Of with no effect until
duced to TRY bottle Of Your Turf O,fter
and ahai was entirely healed ihave used fo other
sores and found the benefit You liberty
this as you tiluk prapsr s. CHAIKIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

Y NEWYoRk PACKETs-This 11,, I'D IND -. z,
line Is comuosed OF the following vessels and IN SAE
from New York every three days. Ali ewn.d IN ;,
Rf.bt nd zig f.4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

Ere ISLAND, bedford county, Va, Nov /, leiI.
aiesss Dow On Ia enemen. used about fourth OF
bottle ot yonr Tnr oil the back hose the
back almost entirely place aa large
hand and this single application q only applied curcd
hup entirely and permanently really surprised the
quckness Of U curas properties and think prompt
and efcaeoun than thing of the kind aud
have sold Thousand d. Of bottles other preparations similar
purposes.
Respectfully J J.. BoNDtRANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

N hand good supply of Plaster which will sell
lump ground upon good terms other house
city My Plaster Is ground want my sales.
is therefore perfectly fresh and is always ground
lump and ground both delivered to boats OF dravago
and tho ground dever in The Virginia aud Tennessee
road Depot free of drayqee. WIN y. MILLER,
on IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
VIRGINIA ~ TENNEssf

uLE.--On and after THURSDAY y
lst the Passenger train will leave LynehburQ at mue,
fore O'Clock. p. m. and arrive at Il NJ e. II GILL
apl 307}in c. 81. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

XXyE have opened a very superior As
Nv sortmept of Parasos Of the NOR Antique, Satin d.
chpie Turks Satin Plain and waiereds silk patterns ladies'
Cotton Umbrellas to which invite the attention Of
.chasers JAS A. SIi"LEnN W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

4 tO>EEtJIONARiE FRUIT, NUTS Ac.,
The subscriber has Just returned from the Northern
with the largest stock he has had the pleasure
offering tohis friends aud the public consisting In ra OF
81 boxes Oranges
40 do Lemons
10 do do
20 Layer Rasim
p boxes do
- | do do
~ do do
~ drums hGa
- boxes do
10 bbs Cream Ao
do do
q barrels Newark Cider
Together with wen selected stock II Pruncs Crons So
Shell Alnonds English Walnuts fhcrts, Pain Nuts Maea
ROM Nermaela Maple Sugar eurrants, Preserved Ginge
Sarnes Pickles In jars Brandy Peaches, imported Havana
aud rrineo Cigars of the beat quality Fancy aud French
Confectionery all kinds Walking Canes anoa Tambunos
Boys Drums Fnhcy Articles. Toys &c. Plain and Fanny
Candies mannfa ured daily If the best material quantities
to suit respectfully solicit a call country buy
ers, n no charge ~ made for showing the goods
may ats y A lloyd
MAY 11ih, tS5G.-t.In~s N lsniuc beg u state
I'VE that their Clothing aud Bentlencns Furnishing nrpa
completely stocked with heir late aud elegant
styles Spring aud summer Goods 1huso IN want IT really
good and tasty garments Will gYens call Imay Its
c. SIMPSON n BROTHER, S-V1--r-->
W SPRING AND 81 MMER TRADE, Aaesyy'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
GLOVER SEED, SUGAR, Xc.


r. Ne" AND II. n
- L. l. A2MisTEADS SHOE, Boor, HAT aud car Store
| opening Stirring Styles of Hats Caps Shoes
Boots &C. consisting oi various styles of Molekin and Sft
Hats every shade shape aud quality. Also and
Ladies shoes, of all grades, very beautiful large
OF Trunks Carpet Bags Nal,es, Umbrellas. sc
Call deNamine them. l.. l.. ARMlSrEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
LEAVE RICHMOND MONDAY ILrAvE IyNcunrEG ,o
| WEDN DAY FUIDA Y al > 1, IN NEptn,y r1,,,,-.y

NATTkE~SEa. MATTKEs.C@! -, \
prepared to I'LL orders for every description Of Ma
at the Auction Store of
cots W IT ,ocpf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

4 FASHIONS FOR fef6t--STI YER will Introduce ~
tue Spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday in March, sS
Tor the inspection Of his customers public generally
which will be found to Hat in bean
~ STYLE quality and finish Also lot of beautiful
sit hats for yonng Gents Athose desiring fine ats
to eclipse any thing in this market viii please call the sign
ct tho BI.I' u HAT. %
An kinds of Hats made order neatness and dispateh
Customers Hats dressed usual
ats. WN STITZFR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

4 of their Spring supply OF GROCERIES and LlQUORls
OF all kinds which they would call the attention their
friends and the public generally They determined sell
Low for CASH. punctual customers They would call
especial attention to their stock of SUPERIOR CHEWING
ToBACCO also for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA. whcif halt that is said of farmer
Ito well TO give a trial ma 3ldScts "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21
GooD. ron .rnINe aud

EENTIEnENs GOODS ron sPRsNsi and
N SUMMER The subscribet has received his stock TOT
Sg aud summer Of the usual variety Of BIZ
nd colorcd cloths boo Skins Fancy Marsailes and Sin
Vstnps uan and French Cn-smeres EStra fine and
Ic ursp Defte a large lot OF linen drilling aud Mar
nr. for pants suits Ac Shrts, Collars and Dra"ers-a,
pds and szes aud make half hose. gloves sls
cndo bandE srce scarf, ties aud all kinds u
iork l stock trimmings the best To be found in this
place ,,, 49, II, - 49,. i,
torrf eaew here made up order at short notice
tcutlome will please call amino before buying.
nm Z. Nm T., PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-21

ENCOURAGE HOWE NAN1fEAs"EURsIGs.
h -ESTiIs1SEln This go ahead world Of aud
particularly IN tins ahead city the grand
sonlctpiise and tact although uules real
company these requisites they almost worthless
fair specimen II what mo and enterprise may
found the Glothing House of JACOB NEWMAN, as lac
max Of his work here and has brought large
stock q" ready made tlohiug alsn very large
goods, which he will make order Mt the
They consist partly ot CT tbs Cnssincfes Marsollcs aud
Linen Goods The. linen Is wen shruuk before making
strive to please MI wo may call My stack
Is neat and tasty All ask is call insure another
TT warranted al sale JACOB NEWMAN.
Corner of Main and Market streets
np I,ynchburg
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-31

n,aans pss,osgN Tnush 4, ,AnetAJ sA
Nh arss and usest constast need ofaa
rsafaaaa l. asas1sk his esaairy q Z
FIe.rsas to boast e his persoa OF IN
hin b boast ot his sie3ieg (; e 2 span
"a ,,bs Jealous of . Ksssian o sswag-
a e ri aad most coastant need oe m
.aioaa i assursdly . esct, or. better,
ss,nspoet himself from enc extrsmify 70
- Saker e his vasIsA country. In
q ,hsss i not psspls in tks usrd
~ usssl . much md With . li3le
nsoeuoise - do Anerieass. They
90 a 10y + - and kilsane.
~ q ~ 9 eso ts1ts - Dsusa.
n r. aksasl de steassuas, al.
.Asaeh vaaiel, b, asse tho ieSa real
ekssns. Whe hass NJ hea1 81 ssose
maesi6eesa boats aavigatinG Lake Erie,
- ns1uso, ths Ohio, tho Mississippi, o'
II 4. Less,acss bots whieh cost
ssnrlinss : millioa q 6sncs. snd, which
sanha seasos of six a,aashs q high u
~ dssAsnd &(y. thousand fnacs ol
puk E At. svesss1 IT, Eclipse
- tHoo tsawssa Lsaisville as6 New
O. llssasly ti5se Hundred est long.
1lstsglse = e aulaenteesnce incred.
Nh1tiree. It. adiels !. .salsos. alsa
- ~ eeatlsnen.ss ! = SurpAsses IL
ikIesssand slseaaosa she s-sssses splen.
Mtegh,EaSsaa,s 1k1 Eelipaes Con
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-31

n
lali, stalwart man. dre.sc,liin rough suit,
witha broad ieafed hat bis countensoce
embrowsed by exposure to the sun and
wind, and his upper lip almost concsaled
BY . heavy and luxuriant n,oustsc,e. ~
- Good morning, ma 'sn,. he said with
como emharssssnent.s a Finding no one !
answered my knocks, 1 took the liberty Of
walking sin.'l lheliev l owe you no apollo. |
n, for have ofiiciased ~ tssnspis, and
Isaved your shaaksgivios turkey fromfonrn
ing.sbI. ai7oa sds 80 saaits9fiifisi' :. .3Hsd
txa.I. am vary much obliged 10 Won. ] am
sure, answered the old lady, pulling of her
mistsns. But did you want to see me. or
the deacon sfss is'es ''i' So s~oo'
-isosh of you,' answered the stranger.
: You had SON, believe?
=. Yes replied Mrs. Wilsoa, with hesita-
|tion. and casiing down her eyes. sa.s
Il have seen him lately Il ..a ~. .,@ :,
sWhere.! inquired tho mother, with
increased agitation ~. sr ast ..ye5a
la California
.wss hs doing well - neieses9''s 4
Z, 4.Admital,ly. / Moahet! Imother.' be
added impetuously, throwing hack his hat.
l'dont .yoa lknow me-dont you know
your william s'...ii;as assss s35 -
He rushed into bis mother's arms, and
was clasped 4, her beaiiog heart. while
ehe tears streaaDed fium tho eyss Of both.
Alter the 6rst greeting was over, the young
man asked: :.v. @f7i ''s5s4'& r
.whels !. sister Emmy,' 5s
sGone. answered the mother. a. her
[tears flowed (ogti, spew.r M, a,eI9'.g
William sank into : seat and hiding bis
ece,s in h;s hands, wept bitterly. = The
lmoshe1 did no. attempt tocheck him-s She
knew those tears were precious. .,.e.Fg
s5.1 And my j father |. asked the ysnns
man. when he regained his composure. s
{ .He 10 well. - But you had better retire
/ lor awhile. Go to Your old recsn. my son
L - jsst - ycp lsii H. and wait till Isu'n'
mon yoa.' 'lss5 ..ss..a sl,s -,
h., IIt,was with = 1alaesing heart that the
loverjoyed mother went about the prepare
tions for dinner, and the table was neatly
! lss4 every disA ii its plsee, and tho ssr'ss,
i smoking hof, waiting obe carved. che
I hammered the old man. He made his aP
|pearance 1t once, and took his seat
iGlsncine round the table he said sa f'si9 ~ !.
What is this, wife, goa have setPlase'
or thise! ssss a 3 si.s &C. ss ssas ss - is s.. 81 ss
Il / thought perhaps somebody mgr
drop Ii uneipecssdly.t,s + ~ s.ss b -
| There bIEnle danser-hope. mes:
= ~ a D~,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-31

or. Love-. the toethache. smoke, =,
cough. d, and : tight boot, .rs thing. which
cannot ~ kept secret very long.
bossio<IqE qE->ss. ~ '''.---sHa'
.Tw.s evssahus tsom hildhood'hour,a' =
THAT ehillisss flaei ihas On No fell; tf7sa
There always comes a'scalsta shower.
WAensI haise Eot no ssNbteIi. 'eas '''''t'
aTs ! '.'.s
90 The cheapest excursion you can
tske il into the realms cr AneJ. no re-.
lturn ticket ie requires.
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14

The grea t and important events-Reliy.
ious. Political, and Mlitary-aoyA aa,,e .
ting the nations of the Old World. give
10 these Publications an interest and Val
ne they never befor. possessed. They oc-
cupy middle ground between the hasti-
ly written news-items, crude specu atoms
and flying rumors Of the newspaper, and
the ponderous Tome OF the historian.
writ en- long after the living in terest in
the facts ne records shall have passed A.
way. The progress of the War in The
ksst occupies large space in their pages.
Every movement is closely criticised.
whether of friend or of foe, and all short /.
comings lcarlcss'y pointed out. The let.
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