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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-28
MAgITlME INTELLIGENCk.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA.
foS ACKNOWLEDGING Law 81 and 81 Louis 10Th of each
For PurrA ARENAS Star q shs we& 9Th and Northern
sTEA MERs TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsAsEIgrom Charleston 18th and 4h dus Ct Havana a
And 7th From Havana 10th and @ due q New York llh
NORTH s7AR-Fron New York "a arriving at nAvana sA
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans oa Havana %
E.r1as C,rr Or NEW asArApA From New York l7h
'Sfs ss1 New YORK Arriving st
s ash d.. ssT New YORK 81 0'''-''' =
9gAxEs Esx yors aO arriving at Hav.,. as
and Mobile 18th From mobile ON. Havana oh' duo ~ New
t4gAwRt From Nsy York 18Th arriving at Hsvsn. 80; so
When ne above dates fan SUNDAY. the steamers w ss
x aam& and he Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana AZ
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA
The following may be OF value TO those having correspond
me mai leaves Southampton the 4h and 10Th OF each
Arrives Gibraltar ABOUT re .h and s.,h Q, month
Arrives Alexandria about the 18Th Of same and 4h OF fol-
Leaves suez about the 2h 2st and 9Th e OF
A!yls Alden aSou. the 18th 18th OF and 10Th
Adm about The 18Th th 2, same and day Of art
ipdan Navy steamer arrives Bombay about the Sd 5h
and i9n to MA Of the following month.
ed 81 sSsdyss mon De Gale about ne
Pot de Gale Cor fulo Penang the same day tho
ARRIVES at Pulo Penang about the h or lsh and 18th and
Arrives a singapore about the 18th or lsh and sls or ls
Leaves Singapore about II hours after arrival
~ An packages and lars Intended for the New YoRK
ALMANAC FOR YoRK-rHIs
SUI SUI IS HIGH Il &
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place OF the heavy rope casles with which the
cables OF wire These in possible
danger of breaking and tod mush better for
From the foot Of The staircase one scrambIes over
hummucks of Toe and SNOW, and BY 70 her existing
tour Of walking slipping and running tsuds upon the
SOLID ios bridge which formed between the two shores
From the middle OF this bridge preseated view OF he
whole scene, than which can be grand ospe
cialy bv moonlight. The falls and vicinity
" ever presented fine appearance in win er a.
during this season, and whether shall have an
opportunity ct witnessing SO grand scene "a ct present
We wot not and would therefore mend to all to
iwprovs he present opportunity OF vis ing them lest
they may never have . like opportunity
FREEnAsoNRY IN SwITzERLAND-A rather Gu
rous discussion has just taken place in the Grsdd Coun
Gil OF Geneva alters relating TO eenasonry. 1t
appears that the Council of the demand Of the
members OF the Masonic Order the cempe, presented
bill for granting that body gratutu US concession OF
piece II ground for erecting chapel Toe application
founded the fact thai Freemasonry to %
sidered creed well other ~ Freemasons re-
cognissd the existence Of Co and the Immortality OF the
u and were bound to the practice Of every virtue
General Dufour opposed the bill and denied that score.
society could he designated creed. n. CAmpsrio
proposed that the ball should be referred to committee
just app eel ton of the claims OF the petitioners This
proposition opposed by oicet, who said that ne
application made by the majority OF the Freema
Of Geneva but by dissentlent minority. fay
to committee. He maintained tn. opinion that Free
masonry creed, and one of the purast kidd, as 1t
invited all opinions TO meet as friends on the same
ground. Az to the dssidence spoken o. it wAa not
worthy Of notice. as similar shades Of difference existed
among ell Professionals. He remarked also that Fresma
sonIy is officially recognized in many cuntres and tn It
in great digutars Of the Crown at the head
Of the order Alter further discussion the Grand
Council cecic ed that the bill should be sent to commit
tee composed Of NM Auran Foure Duour, Mer MOI and
Uuyal.
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Port OF New York, March a., 1856.

CLEARED.
Steamship Cahawba. Buloch, Eavana -Lv1 gson Croch.
Bark 4 Hazard, Williams, Pernsmbuco and market-J
Bari Iva, Berry Maracass Mat and, Phelps 4 Co.
Barr John Colby Monroe, Wilmington Cartwright Harri
Brig French, Brown Sierra Issns-J A Mash.do.
Big Big xenopion Dos (, osrdenasDa 3 sioelm.n4 co
Big N hsmilton Bosord Galveston-wafe man, Dmon /
scbr Caro- Amelia Turner. Jacksonyille-R Buck Co.
schr BIDDER Horton, savannsh gilmore Co
chs,
sss s1ssss psTs @
sehr sioss, Paine. salem Master. ~
sleep Marie Louisa Gummi5 g Fan Riysr-Ma9ser
steamer Kenebec, blake Phiiadephia Line
brnaDs ds s III w
Il Eta Anna
Win bound
distress ing Toox from her The captain io
s%sa e, Ss, q Be-
s dos % K. ss' and
ssa a's %
ss s @ sse a.
sss 4. %s he ss
En- pSss fSr1
'sR ssas S' ~ ssSs'
with sS %Rd:s ard = passenger. q aiipnsil Ss'uS
ms.s .n Rosss % ss p says Win
q eR % sS Large rss asap Ssns The
New Orleans \ March a w mdss
esnnna sas I and has been Within is miles Of
5 ss.
ss IL Ss Sea- IL while sa OF @
U % Il s ss and s ne es
os D.ss the $ os s the yas ss
@ holding he
bow vessel ard threw him in The Oresa to which he
eo p heavy ave,
Pay Jan E:b - ID ss Rock
- 81 ,pof w brig gap Hppsne March
e ship Esd ,S9en rnose . Sn Tor Ssx
rom New oreaIs iol HAVE. .,, ~. -
w B1 Ess u ss' Ion
sp MssSHo st Domingo
and sdsys % yasrs she put In with loss OF sAs
s,s Sd M with brig @
Brig Perry Ponce. Pr 81 days, with sugar and
mH sfs sounsn Rsss rrsmon Pray Trinidad Cuba
March viii ps :@s $ g. s y" So
br Forenine for Poson; date lat 3d. 70 80 spoke
s 90 Mssonc from Patucapas tor Philadelphia.
Brig Black Hawk Sparks Phiadepha, and "a hours from
the Pre- kwaier, with rye. To Barrett.
ScLr Ann Garcrer (of Bluehi King, NeuvasFeb with
honey az 10 @ Peters 10th inst lat 81 o. Ion 10 81
~ acbr Rearles JeYeme for Boston, Is days
9Th ist 80 49, Ion Is 40 spoke cutter washington
within 25 lies OF Sandy Hook and blown Of TO lat 81 and
Ion az In NV gale; lost joboom jib split Sails &c and
heen is DAYS on short allowance. .
sohr Rio (of Harrington Means Mayasusz, PR "a days
With sugar, &C, TO Thompson Hunter.
Schr r 81 cfton, Edwards. Newbern.
echr n n Lee scpber Newbern
achr Mary. Robbins, Fewbern -.
gehr N & Rue. eopher Hurdford, NC.
eehr stag Town send, Burdford. NC
schr Aneds, Dickels,p, Fredericksburg, Va, 10 days.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mrs Esascbe and servant, Barrett; Mrs Barrel,
klule Hodges 4 Perkins and servant kinney,
% s ss n SsS s pe sS
kooerget and lsay. n oyer y Bale, W Lewis, a
Psyon R!sa snd
infant Augerean, Meyers Mrs Newton. II Perry, Mrs
M L a1S "a, % ms
Wade, T Nash, Geo watson Thos Regsa Mr., forsei. )
rem Eyck, VIM Yostman, Vanderbilt u, W Br, mia m
child and servant; Wright and lady Mrs u BAILEY
Hsrdng lady and infant Capt Judah and lady Thomas
Coleman: wethered, Mr. Bengouah o Martin, Dr. e
Lessti Msgnes, Amoa Jno White Mr. M:Qgssn Cha,
Hunt ieper and servant : Gaosn Miss Flanders.
s lady two children ana %gs ssshan
Layman, GoodwIn, VIM Morrison, Fowle. C'i 2
feich ? johnson, s A Morgan, H Holm T Rakes 6hss
shaw, Dillon Kelly, whipple Reily-and 2O3 in
Storage.
DEPARTURES.
In the seamehp Arabia from 5os1n Tor LvepoolMessrs
P Po e. Boot Iucksr Mrs KIRK Boot Mss Sarah
Cbeser dispatches Moore David ArklaZ, Birsch
h Ses no are sna s sS 9ns Of sn so
children. Of Jamaica Plain Hon John q Palirey Of Cam
vie
Ksos KGwnssT Jsnson 5sgIays Gross
sss Hq sns 'i sa
Ss Kane North san Fs ranc.oo
81 Rn %% John
George Hsslns Edw Perst Thomas Tagn, Joh2 Hughes
so AK a ss.,aa
W. For Essx 1..,ss W ks.Rs ana i'a9s and
shire Edmiston and wife, Of New York ia Mold
kos ss EdsaSa sean Ts5
borne, James cochrane. and Wilde q Halifax George
Msx ham, f MOnreAl-l4.
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CouRr APPEALS March 26-No. 1T, exchanged with
25 snc reserved for April No II reserved for April
No 20 Ived for April 4. No 81 we'd for ,rii
No IS reserved for April q No "a reserved for April
Nos % and 90 struck of. No. Conkey Hart Ar
gued. Mr. n. Hill Jr tor appellant. Mr. Henry 4. Sell
den Tor respondent. No. Bramhall against Ferris.
Argued. Mr. q. A. DOVE for appellant. Mr. Stephen r.
Cushii for respondent No. 10 Scucders VS.. Bryca.
Argued Mr. H. R. seden counsel flor appellant Mr.. n.
Hill Jr. for respondent
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Herald Marine Corrcspondcnce.


CALLAo, Feb II In port ship Sparkling Sea, RYDER for
Chr cbas soon Sid Jan rs ship Fitzgerald Prescott Iqui
que, ballast 29h barks Warren White. Dillingham; do do;
FEB Pathfinder, Keoch Chnchas 9th ship eaxon, Levin,
Bevre.
Feehts to Hampton Roads $40 per ton No other freight
tferipg
eo om Chino Islands Jan 18th ships Annawau Mclean;
Feb Gen Novel, NOVEL; The ihip Bald Eagle Tread
well 10 sail Feb H.
I'VE should received the above by last steamerl
EAST HAMPTON March 25-1he herm brig Webster tot
Frankfor Me Staples, master, from The Canary Islands,
last from the DE Breakwaer loaded with oaria
ashore three miles east of the village Of
the south side Of Long Island this morning
O'Clock This morning line III to her by the
belong the Island life ssying staton 49,
b. that the crew all safely landed although much
exhausted There OF saving of
sci excepthe sails and rigging. Yours respectfully
j TERBELL Wreckmaster
PHILADELPHIA March 27-Arr steam Boston Clark,
NYorb brf Leonard Berry Cardenas; schrs
Bryant. Fayal via Bermuda; Eugene Parker Robert
rson, Corson n, la Bocy hills Nelly Haay Sratton,
Haley and Arna Somers, Robinson NYori Moore, Inger
soil, Great GO Harhor
cid barks selah A,sins ifax; Poultney Conant
orleans briggs Reed Rudon bermuda Morton, and al
dRgo, Ingalls, Boston; schrs Freeman Nckerson, New
York; / Bsry Hale,; Jason pesk, ne; Scott
hamlet Hsll ard Mai, Growell Providenoe Phillips,
port Boston, Brewer Salem; Shenandoah Burke Newport
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Captain CaARLE r. WOOSTER, Fourth artillery, ed ct
Fort Brown, Texas February IA, 1856,
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Naval Intelligence.
The Frigate Potomsc and the soop war Cyane re-
NAMED at Havana on the 10th inst.
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Fer seizure of ship Adene. at San Bias columns
fun Their particulars Of the loss Of brig Webaer
Correspondence above.
Clipper ship Comet San Francisco from NYork %
days 10 the Equaor the Aan'ic crossed In 40 from
A Gays the Horn or the Horn days fine
weather. 80 days from the Horn the Equator the
Pacific ed It Jan 7h Ion 49, since then mad continual
wiz ds made the land of Montereo on the Esd Feb.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

ELIJAH SELLS, a. 4. WATT, D. y. WATT.
SELLS 4 WATT,
Successors to p. Jackson & Sells 4 Hoorer. }
WILL continue the forwarding and com.
w mission business at the old stand Of p.
Jackson and Sells & Hoover, on Front street,
Muscaiine, Iowa.
REFER R0-
Henry Farnam, ESQ.,, Pres't e. 4 r. l. r. r.
p. Jackson, Mnscatiue; Green Il Stone, do;
Lemp Il Sells do; X. &. Rock, Cedar Rapids.
H. DANIELS 4 Co do; Dauiels 4 Brs, Marion;
Walled 4 Wilds Mt. Vernon; Forsyth &Co.,
Pittsburgh; is. Chenoweth, Gin; voores L
Richards, do; d. Jones & Co., Chicago, III;
L. Shepard 4 Co. Iowa City; w. b Daniels
d Co, do; +. Sanxay, do; Cover, Mygatt d
Gally, do; Hull & Thompson, do; d. "A. jan
nary Il Co. 81. Louis; Triplatt 4 Sells, do; Bast,
Wiley 3 Bast, do; Bryans Miltenberger, do.
Sept. -. '56. 39n.
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Scientific Waggery.--The annexed an.
ecdote is told of distinguished Judge in
Pennsylvania:
He purlolned Lis grandmother's fan,
and buried It Tor a considerable time in
very damp ground. Having disguised i,
as completely as was IN his power he sent
it TO society, with an elaborate descrip-
ton 10 Prove that j. was The wig of a
bat.
l, was received with due solemnity and
a vote of thanks passed to the donor. A
debate arose as to the species to which i,
belonged, and committee Of seven was
appointed 10 ascertain whether it was the
wing OF Madagascar or Canadian bat.
The committee sat three weeks, and af.
ter consulting Buttons Natural History,
and Goidsmlth's Animated Nature, they
reported that II must have belonged to a
Madagascar bat. Ii was pronounced the
greatest curiosity in the Museum except
large sheet OF brown paper, which be
had hung up in the chimney and dsga-
sed with SCOT and dirt, and palmed upon
the society as part Of Brahmin's shirt.
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IA X Il RY.
HAVING entered the above business, in Tip.
IL ton, am now prepared to supply customers
with fresh bread, and all articles in my line of
nusfnes Cakes and pastry of kind fuushed
hc~ or for parties on short no having engaged the
serves OF OF the best bakers In the west feel
I Sising sstsfactioo 70 ell customer Also,
Groceries.
FAMILY GR0CERiES. FRESH AM CHEAP.
have Stock OF best quality Of Groceries purct ased
Iowa 20 vAgr
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THE melancholy and physical prostitution
i which accompanies Fev-r and Ague render
life burden. What madness then to endure
THE living death, when one or 1t most two bot.
ties of
Aspinwall's Tonic Mixture,
T. MAXWELL (successor to Thomas 4 Maxwell, J
will infAllibly remove the disease and debility.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by A. GILBERT.
42-N Agent for Iowa.
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Durant Store!
w n r.Irnr.nv

DuIdIlC SCOTCs
w. o. ludlow
- RESPECTFULLY calls the attention Of cit
LII liens and Farmers to the Fl ct that he has
opened the first Store, and will keep constantly
on hand full supply Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Harduaye, Cloth.
ing, Hats & Gaps, Boots & Shoes,
in fact, every thing usually found in country
store. Give him call and examine his Good.
before purchasing elsewhere.
The One Price System is strictly adhered to.
P. S.-W. o. L. Having permanen loca-
ted in Durant, and design making it the place
OF his future residence, and sincerely hopes, by
fair prices, good goods, just representations,
the patronage and confidence Of the public
Past favors gratefully Acknowledged and con-
tinuance solicited. VIM. o. LUDLOW.
Durant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug. $50. 33,6m.
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Policy Of Hoiloring the Soil around a
Tree IN Wntsr.-Every healthy, vgor-
Gus tree or plan, is supplied with an al
most infinite namber of fitrous roots,
which penetrate every part Of the sod,
and gather sap. along with j, supply Of
organic and inoI ganic food. The expan.
sion and contraction Of the soil, during
The winter, tear and break numbers Of
these minute roots, a majority Of which
are 80 small as 10 be impercep,ible to the
unaided eye. When there is q great
number Of alternatives CT heat and cold,
% many Of these roots are lroken as to
leave the tree in sickly condition in the
spring, aud it should be a careful study
to protect them from such action of frost.
Should there be bu. slight action OF
ftost, not more than enough to freeze
water half an inch TO an inch in depth, a
body Of water round the routs would
doubtless act as q preserver, and from
this fact probably the ridiculous habit a.
rose above alluded to. But in this cli-
mate we have 70 guard against foot deep
instead Of inch-deep fros,s.
A simple experiment will show the
difference between dry and wet soil a.
round the base OF the tree. Take three
cups.each nine inches deep; fill each one
Of them within one inch of the top the
first with water, the second with earth
saturated with water, and the third with
moist but nearly dry earth, and subjec,
all three TO cold enough to freeze them
solid. Ia the first, the water changing
to ice will so expand as to fill up the en-
tire measure. The moist earth in the
second will have expanded nearly as
much, while the comparatively dry earth
will scarcely expand an eighth of an
inch.
The expe-iment,or the principle which
this illustrates, viz. that the water freez.
ing expands but one-eighth of It's bulk,
while dry solids do not thus expand, has
direct bearing On the treatmen, OF trees.
Instead Of retaining water around them,
j, is better to dig ditch Cat sufficien,
distance TO avoid cutting the roots, to
convey the water away, and leave the
sell dry.
Ii is sometimes even advisable TO bank
up the earth eight or ten inches high a.
round the body of the tree, and slope II
Oft few feet. This will both carry of
the water, and afford additional warmth
70 the roots. Western Enterprise.
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T. NJ. IsErT. w, c. RRKwsrE n
FOREIGN Z DOMES TIC EXCHANGE
C6ce Of Isett E. brewster.
Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland,
Germany and all principle cities in the United
States bought and sold.
Collections maze and remittances at current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgages on
long or shsrt time,
Interest paid on deposits as follows, to wit:
10 per cent for one year
8 do do DO 6 months and over
do do do 2 months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are as FOL.
lows.
EXCHANGE QtorArIoNs.
New York selling, "a prem.
I" buying, l-2
st. Louis, selling,
buying, 1-2
Currency DTS, 81. Louis, selling, l-2
Chicago, " lie
Gold. Buying at 1-2 prem, selling, at
prem.
For parties living, out OF kuscatine, who
keep their deposits with US, we will forward
exchanges is they may order to any point, At
current rates. nl2-tf.
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An Indian had gone 10 Albany n,

An Indian had gone to Albany one
cold winters day, and got very drunk. -
On his way home he became completely
overcome, laid down and was frozen &c
death. Ills Tribe were at that time much
disposed TO initiate the habits OF white
men accordingly held an inquest Oh tie
dead body. After long powwow, they
ngreed to The verdict iha, The deceased
came to his death by mixing too much
water With hls whiskey, when had frozen
IN hnn aud killed hlm.
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A very loquaclous lady once offered to
be, her husband fifty dollars tina, she
would not speak word for a week.
Done said the delighted husband sta i.
king the money, which the lady immedi.
ateiy put IN her pocket, observing very
gravrly tia, she would secure IL until the
wager was decided.
why, madam said the husband. i
have won it already
You are mistaken in the Tine said
the lady, i mean the week after am bu.
rled!
The lady went shopping tia, very al
ternoon.
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7UENTETTS
l30ON e90OHaa

NO. IT'S, Second st. MuscaIne, lows.
ID M. BURNETT would announce to the
IL. Trade and Country Merchants, that he
can supply, for cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS,
published by w. b. Smith u Co., lvison l.
Phiny, and A. s. Barnes & Co.; including all
the EIectic Series oil School Books, Sanders
Readers, Davies Series Of Mathematics, &C.,
at publishers prices.
BY buying II him, they save freight, insurant Z,
re, and can have their orders filled in much
shorter time. He also keeps constantly in store,
and will job, ct small advance on eastern phi
ces, all other school books used in Iowa. Also,
A large stock 81 Gap 4 Letter Paper.
cards. slate. and pen .i ,1 ~.isrs and sealing
wax, god pens, wrapping paper, pocket books,
song books, blank books, pass books, tuck
nemorandums, wall paper, mathematical in
struments, cheap publications, note books,
round and patent notes, sheet music, transpa-
rent window shades, fancy stationery, valen-
tines, packet knives, novels, from 81 % and
81 per dozen.
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
Violins, guitars, accordeons, &C., together
with instruction books, of all kinds, sheet music
&C. He buys largely Of all the above articles,
for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper ldedacting freights &c.,)
than they can be got elsewhere, he is deter
mined to build up large jobbing trade in the
Book and Stationery baainess has adopted as
his motto: g Small profits and Ia &c sales I"
He has also very large stock OF standard
! miscellaneoas, law, medical and theological
books, for sale At eastern prices.
Nec Bs0ks received BY Express, q soon as
Pxbltshed
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals ~
ceiyed daily. CIR. NJ. B. is agent for the
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Type
Foundry, c. =. Halls Percussion and Lever
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper.
nl,ly. RM BURNETT.
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~ csss:sssas<,3s
~ $3.50
Bessie And Me.

Bessie And Me.
BIT sSsoS q CHESTER
There were blossoms on the bNrk-thorn,
There was sunlight on the rll,
And the birds we're warblins saily-
Could the blessed birds he still?
When we climbed the fTowery hillside,
When we sat beneath the tree,
With our hands locked fast together
BESSIE aud me.
Then told her loved her
That my heart was sad aud sore,
Fest some Fate should pass between us,
And should part evermore;
How feard the bliss we paiped
We should never, never see:
Then we sighed and wept together
Bessie and me.
Every mortal ia a Prophet;
Every word we speak contains
Something of our future being,
OF our raptures, Of our pains:
Little clouds announce the tempast
Feeble winds provoke the sea;
So, ut last, cur fears discovered
Bessie and me.
At her cot knocked one morning
When the dew, like silver beads,
Slistened on the fragrant blossoms,
Shons sleng the velvet meads;
Strangers answer to my sommons-
Oh! thst such a response could be-
Saping that Deaths cold hand had sunder'd
Bessie and me.
Hope, at last revived within me;
Peace. its bright tiara set
On my bowed and stricken forehead
For balm and coronet;
And know when Life's hot pulses,
Cool in Deaths resistlsss sea,
We again shall be united
Bessie and me.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-08-06
SALE OF REAL & PER-

4 ID
T. SONAL PR0PERTY.--As executor OF Jas. a.
Cochran decd, viii sell very desirable ana yalna
bic TRACT GLAND, living on the waters OF buna y
Branch in the county OF Augusta adjoining .ie anus
q George Shuey, Jacob Hoover and others ABOUT .wo
miles Southwest of Churchville and containing rive
Hundred Acres. The land is OF gooa qusanty, hne
w tnbered and watered lies within miles OF Swoope
Depot on the Va c. r. R., is convenient to Churches,
School-houses, Mills, Stores, Blacksmith SHOPS, &c
all things considered it is in OF the most desirable
localities and neighborhoods in the valley. IL can DC
conveniently divided into two Farms, with com1ora'
BILE Log Dwelling House and good Spring OF water
on each will sell it either in one or separate tracts
TO suit purcharers. -,
Also, Tract of Land. living in the same neighbor-
hood az the eastern base of North Mountain, on the
waters CT Whiskey Greek, containing about =, 90
Acres with all necessary improvements good coop
err would do well to purchase this land and carry on
his trade extensively as he would have ON all the
necessary timber and Tor MS WORK
at the different Mills in the neighborhood.
Also, small Tract, OF about 80 Acres. well lmproV
ed, adjoining the Loeb Willow or home tract.
1.-THE above lands are not sold privately before 1hurs
day. the 7h day of AUgast, SHALL on that day, on tne
Buffalo Branch tract proceed 10 sell them, ut puoe
auction, to the highest bidder
will also SELL at the same time and place, grea'
variety of Personal Property, such as Horses Coits
Cows Calves and Hogs; all descriptions OF Farming
Utensils Harness, Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, &C,
&C.
TERMS shall be accommodating, and maze KNOWN
on day of sale-long credits with good security
ANY one wishing information as to the above prop
erty Will! address the undersigned, at Churcnvle Au
gusta county; any one wishing 10 see IT. VIII W
shown any all of il, by myself or orother, one OF
wh0m can Always DC i0"'0 i. JAMES COCHRAN,
June II. 1856. Ex'or. of Jas. A. Cochran, decd
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