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hppng ard Commission Merchants, Honolulu s. l. Refer to
Grnnel Minturn Co. Wletts Co., New York,
Butler, Keith Hill, Boston, Wells Fargo & Co., Shaw
Read San Francisco Alsop s Co., Valparaiso G. T. Train
& Co., Melbourne, VIM. Pustau Co.. Hong Kong, Barring
Brothers Co., London. Exchange for the S.
nd Eurone Honolulu. L 1S56-tf
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
portrr.
From the Louisville Journal.
There's Nothing Lost.
BY MISS NJ. l.. MITCHELL.

There's nothing lost; the riniest flower
That grows. within the darksome vale.
Though lost to view, has stili the power
The rarest perfume to exhale.
That perfume, bone on zephyr's wings,
NAV visit some lone sick ones bed,
And, like the balm affection brings,
Twill scatter gladness round her head.
There's nothing lost; the drop of dew
That tyemble,s in the rosebud's breast,
Will seek their home Of ether blue,
And fall again as pure and blest,
perchance to revel in tie spray,
Or moisten the dry, parching sod,
Or mingle in he fountains play,
Or sparkle in the bow of G ID.
There's nothing lost; the seed that's cast
BY careless hands UPON the ground
will yet take root, and may at last
A green and glorious tree be found.
Beneath its shade ZONE pilgrim may
Seek she ter from the heat of noon,
While in its boughs the breezss play,
And song biri's sing their sweetest tune.
There's nothing lost; the sllghtcs. tone
Or whispering from a loved ones voice
May melt a heart of hardest stone,
And make the saddened heart rejoice.
And then again the careless word
Our thoughtless lips too often SPEAK, a
May touch a heart already stirred,
And cause the troubled heart to break.
There's hotn.ng lost; The fain'est strain
Or breathings from sone dear ones iu,e,
In memories dreams NAV come again,
Though every mournful string be mute
The music Of some happier hour
rhe harp that swells with loves own words
May thrill the soul with deepest power.
When still the hand that swept its cords.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04

SEES THaouoH IRA gentleman who
has heretofore been . strong friend Of
Mr.. Fillmore. on hearing Of the resuls Of
the Southern elections had his eyes
opened. The SCUM. he rsrsrked; 10
not going for Mr.. Fillmore, end the ef.
for. Of the Buchanan men II the North
10. 10 cause all who opposed the Cincin.
natl platform, it possible. TO throw away
their vs.es on him. He said ne. for
one, was NOT going TO Be rade . tool Of
TO did the election Of Buchanan. There
IN ihousands on whom the resuIt Of the
Southern elections will have a similar
effect @9 ta
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04

LET HoNEsr DExocRAss sEAR IT TN
MIND.-rhat the Richmond Enquirer.
representing the controlling and only
reliable wing Of the present 80. called
Democratic party seek not only to 70
tain il ((slavery) where iiis, but to extend
il into regions wheis nh unknown"
and they declare that Northern Demo.
Gratis do ''agree to Its ertension az q
matter Of right" This 10 the very
language. sad frankly . srsssss Tbs real
and known purpose Of the governing
ninds Of the present Democratic party.
Who among Democrasi will MOI spasn
this count upon their b~aseness!
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04

OH BrcK.-The Plain Dealer makes
a grand splash BY means Of q large gu,
Of a bucks head. with some linss from
Scots Lady Of the Lake. the last Of
which are these:
"a moment listenedt to the cry,
That tbickened az the chase grew nigh;
Then as the h eadmost foes appeared,
With one brave bound the copse he cleared,
And stretching forward, free and far,
Sought the wilds II Uam-var."
This il ,ha idea. Old Buck 10 nd
seeking the ~ilc hsashs OF lam vss
supposed to DO somewhere up Sab Riv.
er. OF under the Cincinnati Ptstform.-
.Ash. Sen
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04


wha, | intended. Blu, now I looked
higher than myself, and Hope came
again TO bless me. And cs The las, Goals
Of my fire consumed away amid the
ashes. instead of reminding me Of con.
sumed hopes. they serve bu. to suggest
the thought that thus would ,hs fire Of
dissipation die away in my heart.
And then with q sho,,, but hearty
PRAYER to Hiin. who desirs,h not The
death OF a sinner. bu, that be may turn
from his way aud live, ! closed my eyes
in peaceful slumber. KS
I, was 10 the month Of April, and
Sunday morning dawned mos. giorious-
ly beautiful. Though Illuminated for the
past. new revolutions and new hopes for
the future made all As b.igh, and cheer
ful within me. Like the aspens around
me, my very soul seemed blssoming
with new life. The peaceful toll Of the
church bells brough. back the s~weesecho
of childhood's memories. For the< hrs.
time 10 a year, I wendell my way among
the villagers to the ~ivy-covered church.
For the frs. time ia a year, . Mary
came over the of ,rod path, I looked
her in the face without shame; and my
hear, bounded with the besming, hope.
ful look tina, she gave mo.
As ! heard the sound of many voices,
saying: "Wo have erred and suayed
from Thy ways like los. sheep" repsn.
lance wal the deepest feeling OF my
heart, Then came gratitude TO Him.
who is the giser ofall good And surs.
ly. my prayer was not wrong. when
there also came a feeling Of deep Joy, in
thinking that the s,ronges. tie OF sympa-
thy which once bound Mary ana me.
once sgain united 10. yes
Then I walked with Mary. through
the green dslds. to the cottage os her
father; and when after leaving the will.
age behind us, | told her how wished
TO lead . better life, she sai down on D
fallen tree and wep,, bu, not tears Of
bitterness. U%nforbidden, l kissed them
away, and 40 l saw her sweet, forgivlng
smile, l determined to make il the bu.
siness os'my life to shield her from .
row. 's@
Many years have passed by since
then. Mary, with two Of her little ones.
have gone hence to . better land. But
the sweeles, place on the earth, Is tho
green church-vard where their bodies
resi-; and the most hoped for place ia the
universe. is where my Mary's spiri, 10,
and He who gave her TO me.
One little girl. with her mothers
name. her mothers face, and her moth.
er's sweet loving and pure nature. 10 oil
that 10 left on earth. beside her grave, 10
remind me OF her. Worldly honor and
wealth have flowed in upon me; but my
highes. earthly hope 10 ELL my fisfs
M.ry's happiness. Happy in .hs mem.
cries Of the past. hsppy IN my iiuis
daughter. happy in my future expects
lions. . s.ill higher hope remains % "a
anchor to my soul, both lure and ssssd.
lfa''.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
Extract from Il speech. deliver
ed by VIM III. seward, r

In the u. s. Senate Augua 7ih on the
.4rmy appropriation Bill.
desire, MI. PresIdan,, on this great
neutrality-suspicious. the last u OF Full
debate during the present session of Con
sress-io deliver my whole mind rp,n
this impor,an, subject. add, therefore
that the tendency and end-I will not
say obiect-of the revelation which has
been effected in Kansas, which has been
effected by her conqnerers. through the
countensnce and aid Of the President Of
the United States. are not Of such q
character as TO reconcile me IL that re vo
LUTON. Tha, END 10 the establishment,
of human slavery within The Territory
Of Kansas If | should GO with you
and me majority of the Senate in emas-
cula,ing this army bill as il came from
The House Of Representatives,, l should
thereby show that | was a,lsast indlfer
en-, on so grea. al issue. Sir, ! could
nc yer forgive myself hereafter. when re.
viewing the course Of my public life, il
had consented TO inf,cs upon even the
presen, settlers Of Kansas, few AID poor,
and scattered through its forests and
prairies. as they are, what l deem the
mischiefs and evils OF a system OF com
pulsory labor, excluding, as we know
by experience tina, il always does, The
in,eIiigen, labor Of free men. Blu. it is
no, merely on to-day and on this gene
ration tina | am looking. ! annot re-
strain my eyes from The effort, at least Ia
penetrate through a period Of twenty
Eve years-oi fifty years-of a hundred
years-oi even two hundred years-so
far. at leas, 10 s,atesman's vision ongh,
to reach beyond the horizon that screens
the future from common observation
All along and through that d~imly.eiplor.
ed vista, ! see rising up before me hun.
dreds Of thousands, millions. even tens
OF millions Of country men, receiving ,hei,
fortunes and faies, as they are being
shaped by the action of the Congress ol
the United States. in this hour OF Ian.
guor. a, the close Of a weary day, nea
me end Of a protracted and tedious ses.
sion. shall not. indeed. meet them
here on the earth, but | shall meet them
all on that day when ! shall give up ,hs
final account Of that stewardship which
my country has confided to me. II !
we're now to consent to such an act, will
nv opiaions and convictions. the frui. o.
early patriotic and Christian teachings
ma.ured by reading OF history; by ob,
servation in States where Freedom -four
ishes. as well az in societies where Sla.
very is tolerated; BY experience through
ont a life which already approaches the
climac,eric; by travel in, my W and
foreign lands; by reflection under the
discipline Of conscience and the respon.
sibilities o! duty; BY social converse. and
by a thousand collisions Of debate, |
should be obliged. when iha, las. day
shall come TO me (as il must come 10 all)
TO call upon the rocks aud the mountains
to fall upon me, aud crush me and my
nams-ds.ested then by myself inc
that endless oblivion which is the most
unwslcome Of sll evils. real o~rjmsginary
to the sboughss Of . generous and il.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04

q An Irishman trying 10 put out q
gas-light with his fnsers. cried cot,
.Och, murder. the divii . wick's in it,"
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
A. HEUVEL, Nj. D.

srakes pleasure in announcing to tie Citizens
of Oitumwa and vicinity, that he has moved
ms o.ice apstairs above Streets Store where he
will ever b. found ready to attend to my call lie
is line, except wher lbseat or orofa: ,ionalb usi-
Arnsss. He respectfully solici's a share OF the
public patronage.
April 3d1S56-No I Wy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-04

L,F.YErTE.-In the third volume the 'Iie of
Washington" by Washington Irving, jus, issued tnd
the following interesting statement in relation to ain!
cite -
During his eucampment in the neighborhood OF =. LA
delpha Washington repeatedly at that city, making
himself acquainted with the military capabilities OF the
place and it, surrounding country and directing the
sructon of Notifications the river In of these
visits he became acquainted with the Young Marquis lie
Ialyette who had recently arrived from France ia
pany with number of French Polish, and German Off
Gers among whom the Baron de Kslb. The Mar
uis quite twenty OF age, yet had already
been married nearly three lady OF rank and for
tune Full OF the romance OF liberty, he had torn him
sell his youthful bride, turned his back upon the
eaeties and splendors of court and in defiance OF i'm
pedmeuts aud difficulties multiplied in his path. bad
made his way America 10 Join it, Hazardous fortunes
He sent in his lcttc's OF Recommendation TO Mr. Lowell
charntn OF the Committee OF Foreign Affairs; aud ap
pi ID the day the door Of Congress To know his
success Mr.. Lowell forth in fact embarrassed
by the number of foreign applications many without
It, Lstayctte imme datcy sent in the following note
ALer ny sacrifices, have the right To ask two avors
one is AT my own expense; the other 10 COM
nence by serving volunteer.
Ihi- simple sppcal had its effect called attention to
his peculiar Ease aud Congress resolved the Slst OF
Juy that in consideration NJ his zeal his Illustrations
family and xion hG should have the rank OF major
general in the army of the UEitad States.
IL AT n public dinner. where number OF members
OF Congress present that Lafayette first Wash
ington He Immediately knew him, he said from tc Of
fcers who surrounded him. by hi commanding air and
person. When the party breaking up, Washington
took him aside, complimened him in gracious manner
on his dSinterested zeal aud the generosity OF his conduct
and .ite him make headquarters his home. Il can-
not promise you the Injuries OF court" said he "but
a. YOU have become American soldier, you will doubt
eis accommodate yourself to the fare Of an American
nv
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RICHMOND WING.

TnK CnicAeo ExieRsrios PAHrr--The st. Louis Re-
publican makes the following statement concerning the
Chicago company, which lately dissrmed at Le,ing
ton
at is reported that the Company offered the Captain
$1,000 not to land at Lexington The that we're
taken from them placed in warehouse for safe
keeping. aud receipt gwen Tor them. During the scene
no hard wotds passed. On the arrival o the boat at
Kansas, Sheriff Jones, With company Of thirty South
Csroinisns boarded. and the up the river, Atch
lson singfellow and Russell also aboard and after
hearing what had occurred they demanded audience
Of the leaders Of the Company whom they Informed that
orders bad been given dshpd all armed parties In the
Territory, aud that they had-bctter return home. The
Chcagoans considered II advice good, and before the
boat reached the whole company had deter.
mned to return When the boat touched at the latter
place. large crowd assembled shore but being inform
Cd that he party had concluded TO land but proceed
Weston aud IL the boat they satisfied aud
made further demon trstons but with
the company to Weston, where the emgrants made no
attempt 90 and. they having given up all idea Of settling
In Kansas The committee appointed TO escort the
pany back report that on the passage down the Star OF the
West met the steamer Sutana her up With forty
more members Of the same company. The Repu N,Hn
learns reliably that this company To be paid secret y
Chicago SlOO each Tor going TO Kansas part OF the
money to be expended in aud ammunition, and the
remainder reunited alter landing at their destination
Thirty Days provisions were also provided After lesv-
Ing Alton the company found that the contract would not
be funlled, which caused much dissatisfaction among
them"
The following statement from abolition source
and probably contains perver sions of the truth
Cnrcaso, July Forty -four Worcester their
way Kansas dissrmed board the Sultan near
Lexington, by two hundred SOutherner- in sim
ilsr tia; in which the Chicago party served
Sixty Sharps rifles taken and the company detained
prisoners II is reported also that company from oIta
wa Illinois, treated similarly
The residents of the river haze determined
allow any Northern emigrsnts Kansas.
A letter in the ST Louis Democrat charges Governor
Price with having sent twelve and twenty
boxes Of musket- IRON the arsenal Dr. Stringeo~
assist him in the conquest of Kansas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-04

RioTous wAsHISGToS-During the Fillmore detnoGs'ra
Washington iasi Monday night, Mayor MasSuder, Will
deavornK disturbance crowd %
in the vicinity " the meeting whom under the
Of qun surrounded and attacked The police
srA Of The old night watch Including CaPiAin Birch form
ed boiygGAd the Mayor, who struck with brick
and slung seriously iaured The mob followed
him for ha NILE kin him. Mr. Magruder finally
persuaded the KirkwoOd House where
che induced 10 disperse With Gllng shot
by the Mayor Tie confined ch y
to ts-urd boys
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june 18th
"Tntmaton has reached here that the proposition "i
Senior Don jose SuAreE Agud, ASKING for the iutroiu
ton of 900 African apprentices int" Cuba, ha- been
unanimously disapprnvcd of by the Queens MiUist
This important has impaired new hopes To- our Ce
ole p anter- who afraid thai the well gotten up
scheme would be successful
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Spring HARDWARE. 1855.
SMITH, RHODES &c CO.,
(LATE SMITH ROBERTS)

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY. &c,
No. 22 Pearl Street. Richmond Va
II AVE In and receiving fr-m the
IL manufacturers Of England this country
large and we'll selected Of Goods, especially
adapted to the Of the Trade Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee snd respectfully invite
dlsrs and Others visiting this mark call
Our stock full and eonpfe comprising oowviI
Tools for Carpenters, Maon SAdders,
Coopers, Smiths, &c.. great variety.
Building Materials Locks, Bolts, Butts, Screws,
Heavy Goods Chains Anvlls Vices, Steel Hollow Ware.
Axlcs, Springs, Axes.
Safety Fuse, Scytle- nd
Straw KNIVES, Hay Knives, Brcr Hooks,
Forks, Spades, Shovels. Hapes, Hog
A fne assortment Brides. Saddles, Strrups, Bits
Whips, Pat and Enamclcl Leather, Sheep Skins
Shoe Lasts Boot Trees, Crnp Board.
Cutlery. of Rcdgers, wostrnhoim's Butchers o,hsr
makers
Guns, double and single barrel. Rides
Pistols, good
Fancy Goods, as Port MonnAes, Brushes, Purses, &e
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCT n.
FARE PROM RICUMONU

ruN0 Lynehburg Is ~ To Lexington % ~
u To buchanan 4 90 To the Natural Bridge 30
Fare from both Richmond and Lynehbug Charlottesville ~ So
Satisfied fair trial. that the majority Of travel the
Boats better accommodated by leaving the evening return
the Old houon and amer the 22d leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday and Friday T. NJ reach New
A NJ, and scove ~ NJ Of the hrst, and Lynclburg
Buchanan and Lexington p. NJ. Of the
Returning, Buchanan A NJ and LynehburH ~ p.
NJ, Monday, wednesday aud Friday reach Scosyle NJ 10Y A.
New Canton At ~ p NJ and arrive In Rchnond A. NJ
The
aud Buckingham H. and scottsvle with the Stage
lottesyille.
sf- see Time and Distances in Card below:
eyre RieAnosd Monday, eyre LyneA1urg Monday,
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.


n5 arr -n nov PTgP'5es I t. %4nS o s
cultural Implements now used. We have gone N
10 10 small ssg..sS in putting up the different
rePar IN superior style the various Keepers one very
aauusetGre they warranted" We ea tie attention @,
The Earner TO our Wheat Thrsr Cleaner aud or Power Which
proof q skat hy few
grnemn Who have given machine fsr Trial W. also
chine;
We purchased Of Me.rs Sslos Mon last SEASON. one
their 20 in Drum Straw Carrier aRd HorssPoSer and
bic Judgment consider their Machine perfect We believe
JOHN I. cilLDREY,
Henrieo, 18th Nov, 1855. JOS. J. PLEAsGNTs
Messrs. Nrlsos h Morn:
GenileingYours bearing September to hand and
have p; Machine for two and most eheyry
motion given to e dunn gsh as to get all the wheat rom ne
BveEsoHAS Co, Oct. 4th issS
Ge ,smsn-you favor Of 2o September SIS, received
S ' % ns county s nS P T s My P Gss New
neHed certificate Yours, very respectfully - $780,,
thereby uSed Of Mes.rs NTlsoS MoTis
Wheat Trng Machine. the present year,
GEoRGE W. KYLE.
IPurehased the Machines ofO11 LEWIS wu1sos
is.O hs hesitation pronounce one Of the se.
break less grain Of wheat than any have ever used
HenTicO, Nov l4h, 1883 HENRY cox.
CuRDsvnLE Sept Let, ISIS.
GtnirmrnI Is with pleasure that
y Treing Machine. requires power the work
dos than have remarkable
city and durability. We emphatcay the
chine and "od cfedg recommend Il to the farming
MI T. adams and Capt Davis who nice Observer
with lis performance. Very repeatedly
WYATT SMITH,
J. V. CEUTE.
REFERENCES Geo HOltybccker, Amelia VIM Archer Coo
Chestsrh VIM " Harrison Richmond WIN. H. copon,
City y u W Apperson, Charles City; j. J.
Benz kobinson, King William Rx John
City; o. Austin, North Carolina; and others.
NELSON A MOTT
mill no Main stres, Rirbratd
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PHILIP n n VI.
El0Ip pOIrNuHE piehmonA Vtr0fnta

PHILIP 1t II VI.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia,
srREET, IA YTTEESIH,
MANUFACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TIN -
w drrs RAILROAD Cars aud all descriptions Of Rail-
road Machinery, sAiionAry Engines Of required lI
Also Portable Engines, decided
men over others heretofore made from to u horse
Wheels and well adapted farming purposes getting unt~r
&C. with improved Circular Portable sawM attached 2d
and 81 class Mining Machinery Gs and saWM Machinery,
P"gng and Tobacco Fixtures Of
and Iron Castings made o order. r. RAHM.
KESASsvnLE, ~ c.. Dee. IS, IS55.
r. RAM Esq, Richmond. "a
Dear sThe portable Engine (of 20 power)
purchased Of few months have
Operation Thus far performs fully expectation
Engine works WE'LL and the MIL that
Improvement anyhing that We have
We have not sawed much but because fixed
with
the candle anything shape Of mills In this North
Should have correspondents this section
mill. refer them mil, sight
requisite &C. You liberty this you think proper
RO. J. PEARsALL
JOHN A. BRYAN.
y. 8. ga ~ Il A. MS
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FEELS LONDON GHEEN GINGEH wINE.

""HV"otsn from frsnsA Ordpes green Jamaica ginger,
Herine Drdnge Chro1i, DC, Three Yedrs Oid.
a REMARKABLY pleasant, warm carminAtve aud
IN simulent highly beneficial In checking di.oered state NJ
the stomach and bowels 20 prevalent In weather. which
frequently when neglected. produces Dysenary, Cholera
Alec valuable remedy Tor natuency Dyspepsia General
billy Persons living IN districts where prevails great
preventive Price 80 cents pr bottle ~ per dozen
Wholesale and Retail Agents Messrs. BENNETT BEERS,
10 Main street aud Pearl street. Richmond s-iS-u
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NEW, PROFITABLE AND LIGHT READ
~ lNd.-For sale by A MoRRIs
Cooper,s HAYnl Hlstnrx

Cooper'sHava History
History Of the Navy the United In
one volnme from the Octave edition. Peniore Coopsr con-
tnued 10 1855. ~rN''N WIZ
Western Africa Its History. Condition. Prospects by Rev
Glars. Slave Life Europe With preface by Sir Archibald
Alison Bart - - '''N'S>'a
walkers Expedition TO Ncaragusa History
can WA and the sonora and Kinney Expeditions
America and Portrait OF General Walker.
Judge" &C $1,000 - ~ W.
John Halifax. Gentleman by the Author Of solve"
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RAILROADS, &c.
&WWWEaEHR
SUMMER sCmEDULE.


uAAtLY LINE TO THE VIRGINIA sPRlNGs-oH NrR AL
Railroad extended o NtbOro. Alum R.th
Alum Warm sprnss. and Lexington whI,.
salpsur Red and days. 10 salt
sulphur second day the evening.
The July be oren 10
Mubero SO miles white sulphur
Ing. % miles Hot springs 80 niles Warm Bah
Alum 10 miles, and cmt Roekbridge Springs s miles
fasssngcrs Richmond sauniou arrly,
nj Msboro ~ N, thence
Leave Az N, passing by Heal.
Ing Springs, and the White snip. the Red
s~sct and Old sweet dinner, and by night the
SECOND day.
Through tickets by Hartman Browns white Sui.
TO All the other Spring. and u Lexington.
w See rekesAgrnt IN Richmond.
Lnsrs sr. many objects Of interest on this line hut the NOUN
TAIN TRACK. passing Blue
Gap, viii ride Of Eve hundred mics Il worked
with perfect success for more than two
JNo n. riNBERLAKE supt
omce Va Central Railroad. Richmond
OUR LINE OF STAGES
WIN leave terminus 81 the Railroad
val Of the aud reach the Warm springs O'clock
This IL the old familiar
tn best Prom MnhOro' TO the white sulphur
by eg miles than by other route, with greater differ
Ia OF the roads
The public always having dbsRdr-f Sage
coniaodtiO, sthout croudnz 10
please the Travellers by having careful drivers good
HARTMAN BROWN
Ia