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The Trinity journal., 1856-04-12
The Old Mans Dream.
BY JEANNE.

BY JEANNE.
The old man sits in his oaken chair,
BY the ingle-side to day,
with his wrinkled brow and his frame so week.
With his palsed limbs and his sunken cheek,
And his locks so thin and gray,
And he gazes long at the ruddy blaze,
AS it curls aud Hickers and glows,
And he seems to see in its chaugeful light,
The forms that the years in their rapid light
Have borne to their death-repose.
There cometh the form of maiden fair,
With laughing, mischeyous eyes;
lie hath never beheld such another pair,
And the love-light soft that he seeth there aas
Seems borrowed from out the skies.
Aud she wreatheth a smile with her ruby lips,
Such as nee another hath done,
And she comcth again as she did of yorc
And bendeth low O er his forehead hoar,
AS She did in the days long gone,
And She twincth her arms with loving embrace
Round his neck, as She presseth a kiss
With her glowing lips ON his aged brow,
And the shriyelled old man is young again now.
Living over rich seasons of bliss
And then there cometh tiny form,
And shareth his kind caress,
And his heart yearneth over the tiny one,
AS Il lulnGF NtdGuS over MS IlSt-OOFn son,
And praycth kind Heaven to bless,
And it changeth again, and a prattling boy
Is nestled upon his knee
Aud other wee forms are around him now,
And pride sits enthroued on the old mau S brow,
As he lists to their childish glee.
The beautiful maiden, with laughing eyes,
Is the wife of his early years,
And the tiny one was his Oldest child.
And that tprattling group that his heart beguil' d
Are the babes of his prayers and tears
But the fire burns low and djmncss steals
Der the old mans vision now
And there cometh the shape of the bier aud pail
And his tondly ly-loved wife and his children all
Are shrouded beneath it now.
The flame dies out, and st1ed groan
Bursts forth from the old mans heart,
The vision hath iled-he's awake again,
A lonely old man, with anguish and pain,
Awaiting hisca TO depart.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-12

"On THAT this were the lips of the divine
angelic wearer, and the golden chords of love
would ever encirce our hearts as this beau
tiful emblem of industry encloses the fair I'm
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-12

Boss, jis please frow dat hmble in de en-
try !; l jis drap it !" said big, fat, ugly
black wench looking out of the upper win
dow.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-12

A LITTLE BOY, after listening to sermo,
on the necessity of being born aaain ro
turned homo much afflicted, and soid 10 his
mother: L did not like the sermon, md
Ma, don't want to be born again far Who
knows but might then be a gal,
Trr den fhr In, L o.l u
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-12

FIRE,-The following model description of
a late conaagration we clip from the NorM
Callf0rRian published at 0royille, Butte CO.
Whether it actually occurred, or not, we are
not prepared to say
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-12

THE Speaker who took the floor has been
arrested for stealing lumber
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-12

THE deaths in London are llcorr rcol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24

We friend Of the Fr-defick.Jurg Ne. that
"thr Richmond Wing fails reach hs oHic~ oeyaI.riy
tSicr a week the fault f.. not With o.. oar p,.
forth Sith almost tie regularity of clock
work snd friends tail receive them duly we all
wise them to recoect tst the mail -,ein at present. u-
Ter LocoiOco management j. Hte more than misc rabbi
nuisance ni--i il 8. 4m,-, Bad a. the Telegraph.
and that i thr thing OF It, The post
masters ADD mH agsnt- che rlro4I. ought all 10 be-
tlruei Of of-e e-c the ofHc-- taen-elve- .bo-
i-hrJ Il Impossible. knO~ fIr U.s. u mend the
matter, bat -co,i 4aI abuse shi,h We mean to
10. wheneyer have iair chance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24
4 Motley Crtn.

IN az article on the forthcoming Cincinnati Con
yention the Lynchburg E,rg,o,a0 mas the follow
ny touching the u.oley herd sa9 vii be there a.
semblci
1T ~i BE- composed Of nearly .It hundred d.eg.t-,
ira~H tzete rou .le four quarters Df the county anil
representing ever 'l-tg al ,h4le u opinion sAJsn
under tt- comprehensive name of b-macraes Men .i
aisoclt-i th- W.m1t PrIsl-o ant m-u sh0 ou-,ej IL
ill b. there men sho favored tie al.a- bill a. .,
"lf- q" i"-'n and l--n ~to -uppJft-d % conducive
" -J4ihrru Interest," I@l ~ID believe in -4l4ffsr -,ss.
r-ig8t' sifl G.-i. shD regulate 10 u-l ~ao t.i t.
dy-tinr 20 t- u.pt a. --r--iJ and men alis link o.
cr-sDA ithe is.ttsf ual tf-I..l sho rali fJ p
ecfit- t4ln ll1 ll-i shy si.ry ff-r rsIe nsn .ha
adF4e internal improvement hf tbe ii-ril arnaff
aHl mrn EIp pfnapIrrr alf -4rh ust-u-. yi.-fl1f ID
u' h'.-i't.t'n .lri Ahp demand 4iu54t.1D Of tl-
pNblc Itli- r trr prsr-.t- tai f4.u s.l1 1fr0grr-
-l-ii .y-i+iI l- ll.r iHd r1frlptrg men sfY .. r
W aslii-i t.f .ss- D' &C., hsI-lt 10 t.r -,r.rIrt ,-
ani Hf" ~Hp I.il'-l asil-, tfif la- a- r.t-r. aud
-elniHlE m-. aHJ ~D--.ip--I AL u-. st. I..fI..f
H@H sip upHzf Boz. -t1lIi have is..r hung a. r.II..
14I"I.'tf aHI .. Doc aff-IDf aH. -. n.l. O.. ..y M
l'--- n- "t-i..f oil. 1il- p-e p4fJi ll AMI tts trs
'"'f ~ Do -.' 'p ih4t n. ilprr,ac Party ere arIt.d
h'I INai tltf. bel '-t DH- l.l,f4f. iilr.
VI" 4i. H. H'. a.l p.ra,rlI rLlfl ..r ~ fI.. .fl.
seuugl d. '-- nIt.I l-1 .,,..f.l t.r in. f,,l
D"l'N''s r.l. e.. %. ye.I.Det oil. list a.- 49,. Y.4
" mHI i"4 r. i. -.t .li..3'.-t. 1.t tYa f..r..
nfit P'ih..i.. lta lt.t if.lHi.f. ..I t.I. ~ t .
''pr41ts ..a 4iy tr,s t..- l.l ..r.. ..-a..-
many "I" i'r t'i''.i ..elf b., ..I .ty. tt-.I 90
u' iI -.i h'4 niHf ...... lI It.t. Oh sI..
1'f. -'nr. ~' lf. fs.If o.. is..Gf a. I I. ,a.....f
"Hy hf I--If. t p.pnn- OOH. 4.Itt.s ID. OIL. ....,..
hNi h'" mt'f pH.r- aIi 'e irfl.uc,I Ir f. Dst.-...
t'4 'ii'I-I devotion. ~ 90. l.a-t- ~ g.. mater s.
"'ry ''', sea-. -r,n. oil +.s p, fls. rrtay. .lI aud
may ~. F's ".5 TO- te .,rr-t 40i r.tI..t mgla ,i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24
AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN TIL, wuo

=. HsAL ISTA
trust deed, At Ashiand-ho not mentioned 49, - ~ '
lIu't~ sale OF lot Franklin street opposite M.tr.p,.,
sch,- sale Of he "palm,ra Mill. in riuv.nn, ,ou,,,
2sD~eng corner Of drs%r and sith ,T,. alan
S,er Tot, oa c,urch Ill., in desirable nrgbohoos "a
ya ,e Of several Of in Hanover
Jnnc a-ris containing Iis acres known a. "won.un
The prs%, Ne, a, ~ c9Ioet p NJ. q t,!r.
'rseen Main AID Tcantn q W. ocloeL IN
Halifax vato the premise. Sc sdy' ''''
On iSe prs @ at 1's' oe 10 s' y1r Church M Co.
l-Ity WaIar~ Greek plantation, containing about so
r,. ~ Charlotte county, on the premises 70 oocI VI to be
h'm !" cie.'slhei also, furniture crops ae '"'"'
10, aS'S- "a The plan owoodvr, race
'hg premises at 2 o'clock, GO -
~ o.oct a@iIo 10 CANDLES Sdssf.bs ioraion. II
A 800, ,, SI 'a%a - acre. ol.a,ld county on Hcto
nrr SC Sold y P.nni Son, S der rg, d.. I,gTas' fur
'h1 I b[rmi 81, hour at @sn'%ned
rC"ig 10 g 'd by son IA front Of the Exchange Peters
rrr@Poy sale Of HOY IlAnd"in surry county con
a ,,1 ,,n. be 'oa 70 Pee,'ea,
'e9.. "a Walden" to be sold al III. Court IIoGse
aea county 'eo" miles from Manchester ooct 90
18Th Executor sale 81 tie Mountain tract containing
pEli. OF 300 sores lying 'hcny Roanoke sid On
ION Of several ,alasblr lani o. Ja@s.1 near
same DAY lhs ra-oarg Pll aud sra BacInsl,rn co.
sy Hanover ~ M
gu miles nOTt Of hchmOndD with
time OF twelve slaves ~
Jig Valuable aru, sIisW county eout
ga Of land, of cleared ser a.yT
iHg Nh At the Court House u
Junction NllisY Turnpike company,
Dec 2itA plantation containing acres ia North Ala
bans,
NAV gTu sal. sugar by @ T. wortlsm On com,
aeHchg IT " oelork, a ''
PRIVATE OFFERINGS oF RIAL ryr,ry
No.
tact ~ land, ebhrssig la H.
virginia, Fincnstic Oh " '' w
ft s'ttte called White Bant acre. in KIM w commits
ti,e Mattspony river = mie. from a. ~ ul wv ~ '''
Farm " 5sp acres in pwttsn county, dwelling etc
90 '' ' ''''
\ farm N 700 acres Ia Roanoke county
Maintain" no arrs rl,artd tt1A1
The White Sulphur SPRING. Ia county go .dv
Country mansion AMI farm Paiheve Amelia "a
~ inles from Richmond. Price fIbuufJ
The farm c4ed "Seaf0d" county couta ming
acres 81 Winsh 80 are arabic, UD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24

M. n - -. CnIsrLhFKID Aprl iath. $50
Mss-h- h"'1 CO Having usd yout s,,l
d" Ice ,th huv mc'inr. think due e, ynu ,,t - - ~,
know Of IT, NJ daughter about Year. Az, illo' M
''hsr 'hh bruised her gi uinch soun ..ut.l H. 80,
hs ani became Nrp ~rv hzI Isnr,iby rh,.sr han
"s hl ot r''N" ~ u te, -
"r nearly too years trirI nisdsn. ,.ul L-,, -
40 "a ~ uhth ~ss Induced OF
'lhy Ou" oottl" ard h,if
h "'l~r aud found the Y.u a., Al H. x A.
~ '"H ''"A proper A. :. CHALkIA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24

DO TIE d.7'a- on of p.e r-if, .1usB 80 yt...r...,
I"d 'a''ni,. pp.e t.e po,.I,.. oia. rl.f, p,,.,i
''' ati 'iwe-eI i- culture e,lsI.a,- .. Gle g,,.i f.i
" F1'''t iD,! H1.m.l1fy 90 l.aat.f.I .i,s ever,
pat" DO 81 n,' 'e lrag f..sry s2sa., us sgy,s..,a
"' E',sa I<r1 Darby sd aot Lse u. if.st. a,t ,..
a''ihf b. 81. n'Hi...,.g f.r t.s LosI ..I t.,., .,,
'', "'i'ber ''Hni,. a'f npfpn.
}" 'he iin's % fy.nm.... LaiJ.r rl...f s.-.,.i,j
hc treaty. a. 'ai.f ' H., ..,.ait.. .., i.,.,,.l
3D. Bot Die inrinp sa.,Ii.l. ...ar. ,f ti.. t,.,ig,
y"rnment ior pop,.ny 10 pay Hr n.ig. p... lad ,,.
I"ri CI"endon 'or Listening 20 re prg, .fsa IT, p,e
''"i'i vep e',my picture ~ hs a.f4rsa a. rs.,
'na deprecated 300 strong i'fm. ue Continued ,.s.,,,
" lhe F1pal 7tii"s iIy iofeiyn ffce.
j" tle course ofh.n Dictate b. e,s ,, n,, p.... 80.
''' ,'1wr~d 10 de-i'oy rs l,,, o n. I,.t, ,,,., ~
we h''t sea- nothing but mIIfsfy .,.,. d. .,, ,,.
''''i. Lord clreni,n bad ,opt,f.i.s a, p.. p,.t..
'','' u'' i''' ouli orrupJ te 500. y,,,., al. .,..
"'' 'yi Che R'--.nus aa,iy objected 90 fu.., ,,,.
" '''i OF done 10 ihe SUBJECT Iofi p...,.,,., .,
0o'e'' 70 Parliament that ne Pa..sn. ,.i1 ~. H.,
uey pleased with their iou- on me e,... i.,a,,. ~,
Toni = 'l-o stated tlst Ra..i b.i ,.d, -.
We 'e-'''' .u"t Boo ue hsrJor Of -i.,.,..,l -,
Nicolsicn "s w" 'Np "ips 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24

the coming canvass" Never mistaken In your life
Only lew herr and there. who particularly fond Of
the nectar OF Office. and who Of sadly easy virtue
will Join your ranks things stand Can't you be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24
Nest Extraordinary Remedy Known

nor Hns%s rfsIsSc, + q; 81; :;
has satisfied that ihrrr nothing ~.
-hSh "' At al" compare -h them They 'nissd
the sar~sV hrtA>,
may b. said them. eontr.ie,o. ar "a.
The contrary that they spryi prsssu. the
.s'aA rising OF the hrs., they - propty .sy inflammation
Iss'r all pain and pfsyni the breast rs,,rns.
'~"fs the bres. ou actually before the soah. can be
application aud constant produce
OF s breast To -pscis-, pc--r cure
h'siy no'hsr should keyp them their u.s II.
which .i-sys are sent ~h us. Tor H. ..
-h never kn"- what to have s~rioa sunr,ns n
w A's"a'S- OF tie', accomplished ~ cent. -. of
postage STAMPS VII secure s BY pair
IL 'hss' cots To part VI the United skates.
They arr Tor sas exclusively by
-t I. Aph 6hAf, whossir aud Retail Agents.
NJ. III Main street. Richmond, Nhxl.I.
~ Pull direction. for applying cio,l. ua .ee, ..,,
hsn.
AEsR,s CELEaBATFD pRHMlu NJ mn.
rths NrsngthsH ns Aosici. Tie grand ii, 81, 49,, ~
OF all impurities, uviorsie to aroa-~ ~. u,sr nm
snd 4, APPEL om the bowels unhealthy s.rrr,icns TN, ~ ~
a ,s system ~p'r the Iecc1d the natural i,
ssn to .pp'ach iency the ssisss.,. p NJ, sn
srs y, Hs m purel, vesaele uh-Ancvs W Mi rish IA
t.I ss.sI; arr rssular' the .uan. nd
reciIon are .srs ssps ~ snd when taken e'rF
S',.r, Mosea' Asur and rsvsr. sour st.m.ss S
., u. eeo, d,ccicv stomach To s,o.s ~ nS% ,%i.
all o,,,. !. ls s,sSi "'s s ~ .@i wrne.
a,ss ss :, n.y. .al aaI rsisr T T y. ~
NO TO ' s.I 2, a. ue rnS'p. .ussi.is the city Of Ro,s
rh KENNY, LrweaSs Va rSii I.,"s a., T ..ns'.. Va.
s's, vi S.,I'r Joues lyn,hua, "a Kin, f", ko,'W
s",s. Va Johnston Wallace. Va. n %a
Co.. sa, NV, vat; r SSss",% S ~S,Ins Va. oa'.
,,li. u " ~ s.sa",sn Va Walter II. Mldd,"n r.a.
en- MN M.'as,on Hatch psiiials Sa a sis.
,'m,-r. sl,, Ny and no" Druggists rally.
mas" Richmond. v.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24
THE ENLISTMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oy rHr

EARL OF CLARENDON To Mr. DALLAS
The icllosing dePwch from the Eul OF Clarendon To
the Hon George Dallas, Unted State. Minister Vas
laid WITH 'her c"rcp ni'oce relating tho questions in
dispute he,w the ut,l States and England ON III.
table OF the House oi Lords On the 81 Of Nav lii. the
answer 10 NJ. Nucy's despatch OF December rs, 1888
and resumes the whole history of the diplomatic contr
versy A. u the enmsnt OF American ctx,n. Zoe the
Rriti.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24

TIE fredericksburg Rsoorisg, like Of il. sl. In
thc.s parts - reckoning witboat H. hos'tis too easily
eistetby tia-s Adopting the tune oi the n.
g-r, tel. that the Democracy may sairl, count
- gos.dli sui ,ieat aid from the Old Ens Whis. n
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a.nss.:SAr:Eaarrs OF rmr ,N.,rus.ry ,..-

l' iuiysr-ty @ a.
''hissc- 4" tr derived irul tie OF ,
'N"r Periodical Ia t.is Bbi, drtrruin Ia t.li. M
entlt ~ the w. f''''s" "'e
'CNlNtk-lIN LITERARY MAGAZINE"
authorized TIE undergrad
'f' pc ped usg'E 10 consist
l. c"niurtr hN fr A.
y u viii H. purely ersy It's character, III .u..r .rt
TARA. iater t-ng vNcu'd, Will al thr ,bb f
u hurts .hr C"rfar year Though Is inI,ndri er
'nr o" IT. pays matter Dm other
WI be mainly TIE Sita at the
-'r cN"ritus T. s.rirti-s have Az i =, H. -
i'N"ry s-,si"n prsr "r pan, for cunitln. uf
"'i' Tie tTIu- 81 iii. periodical ~il pr session, mo- 80
Shlr t- atn,,,
!" r. rN,l aud any one biaug Ia subscribers out u The Init
81 To-" University ~iu he alrs -l ole cop Oslffs
Sn'r pton Tor tiy regular butusr i-
nuitR ta tie ilrr- vi I.. .t..Io,.n
~ ~ NE pr "i ~pi "f which nroeui ~ a.
University Book stores Tor ~ zach " ''
40 thtor- of n"~-p,I=r n Virginia snd trlrh., H. S
'Te RESPECTFULLY requested {" give co.I.ruup. p, n .ir
Snluus-and the paddle grnrrtlk desired a.
INSCRIPTIONS oltr d-sf, 49,
rl,d ~ ~ w
eS All commune nns will addressed To- "tl- l,i,
IuNSrsty Literary Magazine. University NIvuta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24

MHY
tlsF Shrtr, ,...,
1" TIT STAPLE Prices have -,
sr'-d That an ag'uI 81 u Frrnch Is la die civ uI
"" l"ha- TO Argr anount suitable far
w qHr Heavy lug, for export t4I.Gt5S nnr ing.
80 =. ' IA 'sS'p mlin"s = as. good SGLgL tue,
ls@ " extra manufacturing, ere GLsa, ~ leo n ..c,,,,
quality. 80
FLo'h va better feeling the Hsfke TODAY and
'Mprr les, un~ ii buy coninu~ Ia hear
M h sales min the range of .ly,
altered from those yesterday, shipping Su-,hn a.
az y: Extra tI[fCIi.; Rye Flour Is 10y
Mh.At Improvement noted yesterday fully sustained
To-Day though TIE oneng- which would command the outside AZ
Nyr 10y II" mest- numerous We quote good to pr. red At
~ mo ~ do DO Whlr q - '. ~" ~
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y iIllDs, PM APPLEs, i0f 'aIe -

= ina2t JAMES WINSTON
- sASONAttG.E CLOTHING Nay be found Iu large
- quantities The store ~ the subscribers. sud
offered oek line will saiisflctnn
that when consider style, quality price Increased
vnrirty
ours-rs " cvery pe advanrgc, hoping thereby secure e
Conti~uce ofpurciasers dealing w Richmond.
GENTS - 1tNIsttINGt .OODS.- Consisting ofwbte
aud Gotten ldurn firTs tiauf-, Meruo
rhift. aud Drasers, White aud Brown
Drawer, iugets with stock ~ sk Le Thread and Kd
OUves Also supcnder Stocks Ties Cravats
In fs ION ue o. Gents wearing appsrt which attention
ms94 ito MAJ .,,s,.,
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PRIVATE nFFERINGs OF RrAL rsrA1r
rAuor,nn wnIrr srLrHum sraINos,

fuNHS veil established Place BE-
The FIRST NJ Jnn- under The joint management 81 die i
lbrr. having been ea=eI W term 81 yra,s
TIE IMPROVEMENTS tasteful add extensive and all
nnvns aud additions have been made
noiAiuns f,uy ~ The nrst class THE morning on liz
Orange Road RON Alexandria West, and from Gordonsr Ea
by branch road with Wtrrenon vbere cou,,bi.
osch- arrival ~ the distance from Wsrrrn "a
The SPRING. miles, by graded road Passengers from slnns
Washington aud Nesadra arrive A. The springs Al ~ o. ock,
", sud from Staunuu and Hiriuoud a. dinner Board Tor
monil ~ months, So aud mouths. 80 pr month month
go week, ti1 Day a. Chldrrp AID servant. baf price
THOMAS %. y INGRAM,
mati-Nag2m ALEXANDER HAKFH
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PoRrtASp Ms May 2l.--Poor's block 0cated on L..
land Pond was destroyed by IRE this morning together
with the Green Mountain ilOu'e, aud store nqd stable
Tie main lnilHng ~ feet Nv leugt owned 10y john
A Thu city The insurance vas snall The other
sufferers arc Mrssr- Hobart. Howard aud Chamberlain
aud NJ A. !. Green.
The Penns, saa colonization Society hsb its annual
,,estug At Philnlephia Wednesday evening when ad
dre.s.s we're delivered by Bishop Potter aud the Hon.
w C. Alexander Of New Jersey. keceiptsot the year,
StO177 or g. 352 the previous year The Society
i making At efr 90 900 10 send ernigrauts To "
befa this
Accounts from Foft Pierre ia the Western Wilderness,
10 the 2sth Of april represent Gen Horney aud bis com
mand all we'll and tie Indians quiet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24

IHtSFNIINO authentic history Institution nr the
hrt ten years nf is In other
commencement ~ he dea Ne
lona slug correspondence hctweeu Nj JrGou Iossrh
g. 'h~u then insfnir ~ h Virginia Suste, with, the
''p'n ~ ~ h 80 p'ges rving ne vrs- % he sbaucr. %
lv country during u with GREAT Britain
ftlt relates the
t 'gt of NJ iGrr.uu letters have been pub.
H.hsd
Ad Illustrative documents refcried pond
whc copies " NJ y n~rpt's Elementary
ssh1i sd h. Bil"n ronlet. ~ education ren-
lr - Vagina The u,tttsr will make handsome
~ ai"i 50 plHs aud SHl b. rub'ttj Ia June next by
nia2n =. W. ANDOIPH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24

tstIE>T NEW STYLES
BOOTS FOR MISsESThe subscriber viii op.p M. 49,
day received from PHILADELPHIA following new and .p,n
sty ~ hooisu suitable for the approaching
VIZ silver GRAY and White Morocco dress Boots,
isgIt ana narE Tan colored
Oak and Walnut do DO
Pearl. Light Dark do
Together with Of ,bsr
i -ylv, AL Of which Te.ertGy invite me st
tention q Parents generally, stlcuary
. ID. r. FRANKLIN
Dealer "a hnsc-
mati No 2lt BROAD ShorIo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-24

NUVSIHy IANPS-wih China Cup. Ias,y and llot
~ water Kettle desirable sce keepbs Inapt Fo,t
fnr sale ipw Nv
m.2I u
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-05
EAST TENNESSEE
III A RBL F. w ORKS.
BY CHARLES SCHMITT,


AnOxVllie,. .............. Tennessee
Continues the business of Marble Manufac.
tuning at the old stand, adjoining William
lnge's Mills and Ware Rooms, on Cumber.
land Street, opposite the Coleman House,
and west of Cofiin's old stand, where he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment
OF work, such as Monuments, Tombs, Grave
stones, Statuary, Fountains and Urns, Of the
latest style, and of the finest and best East
Tennessee Marble, which is highly spoken Of
here and elsewhere.
He has had experience in Marble Manu-
featuring for the last twelve years, especially
in the largest cities of Europe, and in the
United States; he fatters himself that he
feels able to fill all orders concerned with the
above business TO satisfaction, ct short notice
and cheaper than the cheapest
Drawings of the above work will be sent to
any Post Office in the State so persons abroad
have chance to purchase by letter, as well
as If they were here personally.
VI The East Tennessee Marble Works
received the premiums offered by the Fairs
held at Loudon, Tenn, October 23d, 1885,
and at Knoxville, October 30th, 1855, for the
best work in Marble.
Refer to James Harris, c. R. Embrey, B.
S. Templeton, Nathan Frizzell, and others, in
Winchester. C. M. FARMER, agent for
Franklin county.
Particular attention will be paid 10 boxing
and packing for transportation.
Feb 80 $50 lv
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Remedy for Musquito Bites.-Cigar
ashes will be found an invaluable re-
medy for the bite of the musquito and
other insects. Wet the ashes and rub
them on the part, and the singing sem
sation will be extracted almost in
stantly. The reason of this is that
ashes contain alkali, which neutralize
the acid of the poison.
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Little Charley.

Fanny Fern" can be pathetic, as
well as humorous, as the following
from the New York Musical World
will show:
1t is hard to lie upon bed of sick
ness, even though that bed be of down.
Nausous, too, is the healing -draught
though slipped from silver cup, held
by a loving hand. Wearisome are the
days and nights, even with the speak
ing eye of love over your pillow. Blu,
what if the hand of disease lie heav-
lily on the poor!--what if the barrel
of meal and cruise of oil fail1 VIVA,
if emaciated limbs SILVER under tat
tered blanket? What if lips parchcd
with fever mutely beg for a permitted
but unattainable luxury! What if the
tones of the voice be never modulat.
cd to the delicately sensitive ear!
What if at every inlet of the soul
comes signs and sounds, harsh and
dissoDantl All! who shall measure
the suilerings of the sick poor
Dear little Charley you were as
much out of place, in that low, dark,
wretched room, as an angel could well
be on earth. Meekly, in the footsteps
of Him who loveth little children,
were those tiny feet treading. Pa
tiently, unmurmuringly, uncomplain,
ingly, were those racking pains en-
dured. A tear, contraction of the
brow, a slight, involuntary clasping
of the attenuated fingers, were the
only visible signs of agony. What a
Joy to sit beside him!--to take that
little feverish hand in mine, to smooth
that rumpled pillow, to part the tan
gled locks on the transparent forehead,
to learn of one of whom the Saviour
says, "Of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven" But never did bless God
SO fully, so gratefully, for the gift Of
song as when, with that little sensi-
tive heart held close to mine, | made
him forget his pain by some simple
strain. ! had sung when dazzling
lights, and testal hours were inspira-
ton; but never with such a zest, and
such a thrill of happiness, as, when,
in that wretched room, soothed the
suferings of little Charley" The
garland-crowned prima donna, with
half the world at her feet, might have
envied me the frightened clasp of that
little hand, the suffused, earnest gaze
of that speaking eye, and that half
whispered, plaintive, lone more
Charley is SO happy now"
Aye! Charley as happy now! Mu-
sic, such as only the blessed hear, fills
her soul with rapture. Never dis
cordant note comes from the harp
swept by that cherub hand, while for
ever that majestic anthem rolls on, in |
which his infant voice is joining
Worthy the Lamb
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From.trade would at once retire,
When on ducal family tree
Was engrafted fair Sweetbriar.
1t soon turned out that this elegant duke,
This extremely immense potato,
Was nought but third assistant cook
In New York restorator.
Now this employed the gossips awhile,
And fancied that detected
Many very triumphant smile
On the lips Of James rejected.
To hear the remarks and perceive the sneers
OF her friends wasn't over pleasant;
So she went abroad to be gone three years,
But there she remains at present.
And doubtless noblemen mark her way
And Spanish grandees pursue her,
But she'll never forgettill her dying day
Her Brummagem ducal wcoer.
DELTA.