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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1857-12-17

General Walker, who it will be recollected
took bis departure from Mobile bay on the 18Th
ult., in the steamship Fashion, landed at Pnnta
Arenas, in Nicaragua, on the 25th November,
with one hundred and fifty men.
Not the slightest attempt was made to prevent
the landing, and in fact the purpose of the ex
petition appeared to have not even been guessed.
The United States sloop of war Saratoga was
lying in the harbor, and the Fashion passed
under her stern at full speed, with only ten men
on deck.
The whole party were landed at SCOTS
wharf.
Gen. Walker had, it seems, sent fifty men up
the river by other entrances, before making his
appearance at Punta Arenas.
After landing the expedition, the Fashion
took her departure for Aspinwall, where, at the
departure OF the Star of the West, she was
taking coal on board.
Commodore Paulding, of the United States
frigate Wabash, attempted to seize her at AS
pin wall, but, on examining her papers, found
them correct, and consequently could take no
further steps against her:
The BRUSH and American naval forces had
sailed from Aspinwall for San Juan, and would
very probably take part in the scenes in that
vicinity, or at least prevent the landing of any
more flibusters.
Would any one believe, without looking into
it, says the Boston Journal, that we are in a
fair way of carrying the number of sovereign
~. IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

I aud alaubiir-- .nauA u,u'r> tias .l,It s#.-t- 81
/ iiiie Opposition "a tie putt manufacturers
nuke move towards Hceompii hing tn ahif II s'
important Ia their interest. l. it brcausr they
are realizing -ueh large profits that ttey are.
heretofore content with the present mode If cen.
Quoting thing, think can truly answer no
for with few exceptions thu reverse has been the
ca-c for the pHst three or four years. IL L.
true. that. once ~ .whle they met with
snnr lucky years. but for which the maj plity
81 them would hnve been swept by Tho board.
There must therefore, be some other cause
for this apparent indifference; and ! can ascribe
it only 10 a mistaken idea they hive # the cost
Of manufacturing the raw material And strange
10 nv. that whilst II is all important the manu-
fnctnrer should be constantly posted upon tins
poinf vet there perhaps never existed such va
rely ii opinion rather calculations. upon any
subject a. this aud he rarely ever know, until
the end Of the war or when he begins 10 feel an
empty purse fhat his business, instead OF proving
prodtnble a. he had so f1nd!y anticipated. has
only resulted in loss, or such mcngrc pfohts as
seIye only b. stimulate him To try again.
1obncco manufacturers. so far as my expert
ence goes are hy no means close calcnlalors.
Would that they were 50, then they would see
their error, aud be induced 10 try the remedy
Tel him that thrinirrest and charges on loohc-
co: when sold North amount to over three dol
lar. aer 100 pounds. which is neal " as much rs
tho labor Gusts lin for putting 1t up; bnt few
will believe il. whilst others knowing the fact,
simply reply by asking despondingly. where is
the remedy | an-wcr-call convention ot the
the tobacco manufacturers Of Virginia aud war
rant there will he found engaged IN the business
men Of sufficient talent Ia suggest proper meas
ufes 10 be taken in the premises; and II ouch man
will agree TO abide the d, ei-ien Of such eonvrn
ton the object will be accomplished; otherwise
they must continue TO be ''hewcrs Cf wood and
drawers Of water" for their agents. wish II un
dcrftood that mean no personal rrt' ei!on upon
the Northern ngeUt>; smpl y mean ~ say that
their general system Of selling IN nnlaenIrd To
hnecp is unjust and oppressive to the cons Gnor,
and entirely different from that pursued in tho
snle Of any other article of produce sold either
North or elsewhere, and, if submitted to must IN
iny humble Judgment, result most dira>truusly
10 the manufacturer. Nor is tiny object in these
remarks, to suggest any such preposterons idea
as that of attempting to "regniate trade busi-
ness-a right which none can justly question or
deny
la conclusion would most respectfully urge
the calling of IA convention ut 'ome curly day,
tsav in May neXt.) to meet in this city for at amy
other suitable piare that may hereafter he de>ig
mated and that the tobacco inspectors through
out the State be requested to suspend their
breaks upon that day in order to give all who are
interested an opportunity to attend.
A TOBACCO MANUFACII RER.
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Local Editor. Character Lest.

The local I.1r OF the Louisville Democrat mus
a1gcrlises his LOST character:
Lost, somf4.her between the Journal ONCE ana
tie east wing OF the Cali House on saturday last
ihe character Of a local editor, done mp IN " yellow
package. The editor prizes it very highly MS II was
one OF Dr. Fowler best and pretty much the on
Is one the owner possessed. The fnaer will recognize
il by its dominant traits The mental predomlnlte
over the vital Instrumentation Is very inH--ihe
descriptive and ina inatiye organs are large; and the
admiration for women IS almost extinct No other
traits remembered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28
The Ene,ny stealing ,"ss the Democrat GO amp

|
The Eme,ny Stealing ,a,s the Democrat c Camp
Under The above caption The States" Dem
ocraiiel published at Washington. announcer
the run,or that "several Black Republicans hive
been appointed to important Offices 10y THE pre-.
| sent administration" This need occasion no
| surprise whatever q. they are only returning 10
their f.i love. and the administration Is but ial-
lowing ia the footsteps # its illustrlous pfede-
ocssor and taking this coaening way OF dl'I mug
! the spots With errinR children, whom II meek
lv forgive for all their alterations aud will once
more Incorporate into The universal iamIy "i De
m....re Il will be a pie bald concern truly.
ana cuat. - af an homogeneous medley of white
washed fedefalists; reiuyenated Wing; upright
aud down right, aud straight out seces-ionisis
Van Buren, freesoers, and n small sprinkipg Of
ancient democrats These latter, however. will mol
be in the line of safe precedent. i e prctermenf
without frat making the Becessary exodus from
the ranks The Democracy make great ado
about their nationality aud claim PER sc to be the
only national party, the only pnfiy the South
can trust because, tho peculiar guardians Il her
interests but when they get into power aud come
ed. and striped into the fold. 1t WAS SO with
Pierce's appointments, md TO that extent be ap=
peased the Northern Democracy; but when he
attempted 10 lean u little the other way, and give
10 the South the consideration she claimed, by
placing her upon that equality with the North
which it was maintained the principles OF tho
Kansas Bill would do-he was overthrow by Tie
party and go far n hn was identified with II, or
was the representative Of the principle recogni-
zing as, they alleged, tho equality of the States,
tho point was yielded TO propiiate. tho North
Wo have always regarded the reputation Of Gen.
Pierce by the convention, notwithstanding It's en-.
dorsement--wiih double interpretation of the
Kansas Bill, as bid for the Free Soil vote; aud
this policy. followed by the action of its Vice
Presidential candidate, and also Virginia dem
ocrat, both Of whom roamcd through the North
openly declaring TINT they "wcre not identified
with party that desired The extension Of Stare
ry," Thereby ignoring all the practical benefit
which the South hoped to derive from tho Kun
sas legisaon) alone enabled them to secure the
few Northern states that saved them from utter
annihaion.
We do not wonder then,t they IRE appoint
ing Black Repubcans 10 office. with view Of
recovering their lost dominion in tho North. aud
the only sympathy which we can possibly feel for
those pure spirits Is excited n, seeing them thus
subjected 10 tho ,subsidizing, and corruptng in
hucuce employed to bring back wanderers from
the fold Of Democracy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

aa J. the me-, difficult aud tiau@ .s-"n' ..s6
II t4tr.r baSinss. to- look after them. md /" had
f4t3,r thai ar If the least value. II lhr Old at
1=ca l. rue. like boy like man. what Is I" be
fhr character If the next generation oil mehi
cnnno, something be done Ia improve the man
nels habits and principles of the boys! Let pa.
rent, teacher. and ministers make one honest
md combined Effort ut reform in this psrtlcuIar'
and see if Young America" cannot be improy
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- lhIrI NcsIcrlur,


Every day l. written this little sentence--
Died yesterday" 50 and sn. Every day flow
is plucked from some sunny home; breach
made in some happy circle, II Jewel stolen from
some treasury of love. Each day from lo sum
mer fields of love, some harvester dsarpears-
yea, every hour some sentinel fGls from mis- post
and thrown from the ramparts of time into the
snrgng waters Of eternity. Even AS we write
tho funeral of one who died We. terday' winds
like n winter shadow along the streets.
Died yesterday" Who died } Perhaps it
gentle babe, sinless an angel. pure rs
the zephyr's hymn-one whose laugh was US
the gush Of summer rills lnttrng in the bower
Of roses whose little life was ~ perpetual ltnny,
a Maytimc crowned with the pas sion of flowers
that never fade. or. mayhnr it youth,
hopeful and genrrous-w whose path was hemmed
by flowers, with not " serpent lurking underneath
one whose soul painted for communion with the
great and good aud reached forth with earnest
struggle for the gurrdon in the distance. But
that heart is st, now. he died Yesterday"
Died Yesterdays young girl. pure as the
orange flowers that clasped her forehead, was
stricken Down as she stood at the altar; and from
the dim asles of the temple she was borne to the
garden of the slumberers." \ tall, crowned
man, girt with the halo Of victory, and at the
dIy's close, under his own vine and fig tree fell
10 dust cveu ~ the anthem trembled upon his lips
aud he too was laid where the rude fnrefathcrs
of the hamlet sleep An angel pntrarch bowed
with age and cares, even he looked out upon
the distant hills for the coming OF the angel host,
sank into dreamIess slumher; and on his door
post is written Died yesterday"
Died Yesterday" Daily. men. "omen and
children are passing away; and hourly. III some
graveyard, the soil is flung upon the dead. As
often in the morn, we find some flower that blush
ed swoetly, in the sunset has witherednp forever
80, daily, when rise from the bivouac TO stand
against our posts miss some brother soldier
whose cherry cry in the sieges and struggles 1T
The past has been Is fire from heaven npon our
hearts.
Eaeh day somepearl drop from the jewel thread
of friendship -some Tyre 10 which we have been
wont TO lsten-has been hushcd forever. Bui
wise is lie who mourns not the pearl and music
lost, for life with him shall pass away g"ndy as
AN eastern shadow from the hills, and death be
II triumph aud gain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28
NoEu2 Ame,i,n.

The youth OF this country are soon to hold
its destiny in their hands; and they are now
governed will they hereafter govern. Nicbuhr
says in his Letters: Freedom is quite mpos>i
Bile wE,n the youth OF a country are devoid of
reverence aud modrsty." We confess we have
sometimes feared for the future OF oar land
when we consider the character Of the rising
population. A. to reverence aud modestv, they
are terms entirely unknown To the boy, of the
present generation. BY their manners and bear.
ing, they seem to recognize no superiurs either
at home or abroad. And in the essentials of
industry. fidelity and integrity, they seem to be
equally deficient. 1t is next to impossb,
To get good boy,'-one that is steady and
Trustworthy in any department of trade or bust
ness 1t i the universal complaint of men who
are compelled to employ the seryoes of boys.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

Col Lewis E. Arthur having published in the
LYnchhurg Republican Of the 9th inst an article
grossly offensive TO the undersigned, and having
ought Intellectually of him that satisfaction due I'M
der such circumstances We unnesitatlnely pronounce
LIN an unmitieaed scodnlrel and contemplate pol
troon.
WM DAVIS WHITE.
JOS. BUTTON.
Liberty, April 9TH, 1857.
Repubhcan copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

we are authoriz ID to announce Dr. BJo1sh
+. SMITH candidate to represent 'shPoe''
county Gin puri, in The next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

1t would be gratifying to us, and entertaining and
instructive to onr readers to hear again from the
"Lynehburger on the Wing" We trust that he has
not been drought down. for his soaring ambition
should be abundanty gratifed with the welcome
tended to his efnsions and the pleasure they afford
ed our numerous readers. We shall follow him in
bis light with many anxious glance until he halt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

We are Authorized to ann,ance Gro II LrN
mon a a candidate 10 represcnt the e.a'.y Il
Campbell in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

We are authorized to announce +. Il. DEANE.
i Esq of this city. candidate for re election
/ Us Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

Hon. Myrun Lawrence of Iehertown is valuable testimony
in favor OF The oNygenatod Bnters
BEL CHfRroWS, March Is.
pr GRfFSi take great pleasure in informing OF the
results IT the NErnacd Bcrs you had the Kindness send
For some twenty wears | lad sute-ed with ilumora
Asthma was compelled 10 1T up one third ct the nights
without gos 10 bod at ALL and the rest Of the time sleep
,rni ted by violent OF coug aud dicul
la breathing In all Attendance upon never
went TO bed ia Northampton ntwony years lit twice, and
Hon was compelled to get mp Now lie in led without diff
Gully aud sleep profoundly took your medicine according
10 directions Ih yiocut symptoms immediately ahatcd and
perseverance IN hc OF the remedy has removed all
Troublesome consequences The value of sucb remedy Is in
caltlaNlc Respectfully yours,
MNRON LAWRENCE.
Nome genuine nnlcs' signed 81 IRIS III the wrapper
SETH w. foWlE ~ 60. IL Washington Street, Bos-
ton, rroprietofs- sold 10y their agents ever here
For sale hv !. II. SEAl.
~. 1 u -,
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zrMchuuro Ctraiaiam.
Tuesday Morning. April -. 1851.


rx>we call the ssenion advertisers 70 az ao, iane
uf fhc NTReI>IAS advertising mc'ifF @f aiy am
country panerS large circulation &" the ee'a
part OF the STATE growing ttsde sa an o"e AZ
nc Virginia cities There daily pape ru5shed wihn
hundreds =, mile. of tins point shh the completion
Ter sia nns contribute the Nreinan the paper for
mai seop a. II eau lails teegrsphr Information "a
- an s5ysnre Of all others which diube. al ensure TOR
. tJy increased circulation For the rmatnn Of our
- - i ms, section would that Intend to give
..stienl kr aftf 4tiou g. the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

years sincc. attacked with hoaseno,s the
nug hard cough raising houd with pain IN the
ben>i almost discouraged hlt hearing what
wonderful friend Davis with Ia curing colds
etgS pain in the silcs. SC induced 10 give his Pain
Killer trial then raising huodfom three
aud Had been alou weeks, wi bout cessation
fellow ed TIN directions and my atiaeon my cough
the bleeding ccas d. pain removed, and
cuoyius comfortable degree of health pain about
me cough bleeding and have good appetite sleep
and find cugth gaining and ny flesh increasing
and whethcr N" long not want every body to know
what this Invaluable medicine through the blessing of God
have used II with equal in
E many other complaints for whicht is recommended and
Nvu most rrrTtIV recommend the above medicine TO those
WIN have colds and coughs especially those OF long standing
be- discouraged aud be cured until yOu
hlyv given Pain Killer trial have done.
RICHARD 5. pECklAA Fall River.
For sale by pruEe- Groeor> and Medicine Dealers every
where.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28


UjSoi'S hda Of 1000 E0crs the ,eXion, teeth
bgHlth, &c price - cents
iSr,S fBparsi Rosemary aud Custer Of far the growth
proerrv oi the tialr-ificc -
D,iSrots CeaSsiH Inn ny, lustantaneau~) Price 81
Hrist0its H4 t,'rt1R Fiad for chang grey lair
asua coin y sh"t 81 uling tn skupriet III
i}r'>so IS fanaiat Ptitt11at-prirc - ,enta
be had Al all Juht heases and Drug >s in Baltimore
and oi the prariurtnr II 1 pHlNtOlla
mar II deodm ~ and ~ baltimore 81. BAL more Md
300 Bottles Sold ii; three 1Dntb- t-Eh:s is
sufficient evidence the high apl.eca b. community
81 the 'Gor kade tN, Of ho merits ot 5kpNNiRS COS
t.NTEATED ESSEN E0F BAY LEAVES for the Hair.
iNrhuudred bottles have hren pd n that in the short
space Of three man aud Sill bt mlnd daily increasing.
tit, warranted leo rvAuNr banhun
lis warranted 10 prevent tho fulug ef the lar
D. is warranted ia relieve I'D Distressing Itching Which
tHgVnIt pcrrd.s the decay al the hair
Il Is rrAutcd not O. have lis snqor'r ltr hcautifer
r., Lgitas--lti~ the very arr Gle n the Toilet
Tor t,nticiueu 1t unoiacl Whiskcr and Mus.
taehr
Tor CarenI preserves their hair AMI easos it to flow in
gloss UuEletS
Ion Merehaas-l gives fine profit with ready sale Pro.
supply OF MessrS. : rlOrIEk y WHITEHEAD,
Druggists OF this city mar % dA cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

on his weary way 70 seua u some taSen ct Nm =
mcmbr,ure \ 5,9sf aeas il yoa pea,s' Bind lfaah
burger
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28
sN02azR's Egci,urd sncct .,,,d .,,,., s:.,.,,.n

fNtSD:.EA.-Hr have now in S;arc on con.
~ segment lot Of superior Talo,y Candles The Manu-.
t1cturat vi is Introduce them in this arkr and W., trr
them tar safe low to tire trade
ap25ts LEE JOHNSON & 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

F"nriy Waite sec,m. s'"rfun,ca Breath, sound
tai Fluid affords instant reet and prevents othache
re't> decay and prevents the formation OF tartar sc
bOWDLN : DENrALFlJzl IL is ecaguIled by the whole
mrd al profession being superior tooth ders
WASHES &r its constant Ill prevent decay The many
,SN irrh are heir TO- Recoaaarnded by IL RIO EARLY.
lNuyhbutE, Va nrs Pleas ants, Hudson, Richmond
SOM RALEIGH, \ G; aud Deass cvcryw bos For sale by
SiEolHER WHITEHEAD. Lyn,hburg Va, aud by all
GEORGE DowDEN.
mar'its Druggist and Chemist Richmond Va,
! P"rf"n,ed Er'nth--Afhat lady or reatloman would
DoNDENS DENTAL FIJI it will not only rem Ter IL
sweet 'it haNt the teeth white as aabaster prevent tooth
- 'ub rYt '"'m ifoa decay Recommended by den
hS,s aud pin airians every here.
\ b"uthoit omplexun MY be- attained by its 1t
NN'' tut'> al heres renders the SKIN SOFT and beau.
lH mr"hhE rn rosee hue II the greatest cosmetic
e','s. For saisty srho1llER = WHITEHEAD,
SrABLtR y JONES,
nav end Druggists everywhere
fE'Hi 'sns>'s SOC CREAM SALOON j. now
h "irret das and night fer the reception II Visitors
i1'l|'y entrance Tor Ladies Though the passage.
aNssAN hAEShss: TILE, for ooriug, ut
app Soi'l JOHN b. GADUESS.
AHGE ASSORTMENT oP HEAD avn
ID 4 Dot Stones all sizes and prices. at
srI ''.Sl JOHN b. GADDESs.
ySoNunESrAh nEsss;>., same new de
gents Psur MISUNDERSTANDING, ,,
'' saiae'''r r. bfsi quality Genis in Cal Pump
p27ts
"a EHA" GooD>.-Ny spring and sum,,ncr
- PFA 81 t-T-Hh faualn1 SFnHctts. NJ pa,u.af
M ntheT summer Hats r boys aud babrs is nov, =,
iat Among them is the Gents Black I.cgh ,r suitable. for
-'e". zap -'t +. SEABURY
t"tsNfsEf I'D sNip@.-Vc have ~ small la,
- W W mt and Itta C"tnard Snaps also Corn.
ned Peas, NeY prolific. tpr sac ly
an Us j. II THOMPSON s 90 Druggists
A FS,i', @'th, Jf.-ssrccivin. i,,,. de, uud
"a ",rHns the '.oN goHds; Cas- mer Suits M,rstIs
S@Hf> ESra fine fTuc0 aud Dress Coats lnoE AMI rcY
1a@Nnrre Pants, JuNu', KID Gloves. at '
~ -'' GLASS RAINE's
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dtoNaENrkArEpL yM-A new n,,iele for

" mthns Domestic SOAP. - worth this artici
added 10 pounds Gressf and gallons water will make =
pounds very hand5"ae good soap, that viii wash well
the srrase saved at hone the soap less
pouwi Tor sale ~ STABLER y JONES.
m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28

lla5 tfoIu I mai Bulls Pile Kennedy has cured cas-
in thsc5 given up doel,ss Try by all mems For al
by LaP2I-tsI j Il IuOMpNDN q 90 prnrnsts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-28
,s,o Dn.s.t:sss'.. s,qu0n DrALEs- and

IA alton aS Teacher good family pcghburioo,
lie IS qat :" i~tcnct IN the EnEish Language n,
ParnofH LATIN and tsnch He has had several Years
Renee AMI eaa give 't.siaetory testimonials. Address
oh 3 rtsif rnr,st b,r,, " :,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-16
geIeet Mliiseellanp.
LIFE FOR LIFE
= TALE OF TnE REvoLUT1oN

/
esuei, 70 eneie no uelP ,or nun =
sns olls,sn esuSra' 90 aeafsiesS as 20 ooa,
Sstin ono % uoole D, 90 0rase' 50 youns' ~
uig nv %lsnoes l1ercy
81 nese as soros were usee Dy paie 'esr-
-. en- ~ 90 go Dey. II sua lhiu ui'
pot'ion pe-,' u lnas IseYoiuelon mntsh gase
IlesGon 49,. AZ ron dobe t own iuEeu so'i
Dultns s1af peilGu "9en 'I otesi.y was pu'
1oo Ptessiens wi'u potn p1r.i s--Mhen u
toIles' american porn, we're II possible
more a,i LESS enah me pfl'isn troops.
ue 10 : iooAihs inen ol tl1!t
1le agge' suineu W glance ouG soi IDe "''i,
COW, when opened towards A9rg islan9 {,
Sounp, Tue gtssn waters 9I<"nion coulu oallu
ee ssen Ailug peye'.u g.
5Top.eu nis = uli u
a sufneu - tnas " niee rom ner nus
sue {" as euiiu q = :.
ne ieaReq tnas hsr young heart "ouio
oFea1 s"hes ne .oiu hef an tne sao pe"s
tna1 ias SO neaviiy on ms heare- .
SPEAK, iathei, tel me, Is tnereno hopes
Will 60 myself ana Keeeiing 10 the W
rant, : WIN pleaa lor lpe liIa OF n'ln wnom
| loye as only woman can love ! sle con-
sihusp y
Aias n'y cplio, mercy IS deao Wien.a
the BfItlsa -oeleEai 9 oreast.-hls heartls
es1ll9ns 20 Pisy ~ nave Fishea Lnhea -6g
pieaGleg loE nlH, pue lof your sage ~ooi"
ne aimess "nllng 10 ole IN ~ a'haa
pace pace. .
Cfhei, cruel lase men IS he TO one 9
lhere may De some nope OF MS. rescue
He is az: fayoT5te with Wssshington-and
he az w llite flslps,--l VIII go TO him !
Alas dear ehlid' nerve yourself for
the e,1 news; - Is aireaey. to- late
,,,1 aa a !. eee11 = snriekeo the poor giFi.
= S'n ! ii .lather say .nas II is no. SO
Aiss, NY snl.u o.nnos aua - Is @As .
hangeo 1s.l az sunrise, ana was even refused a
- pipto ~ TUE e. ere n9 was sun honeu ~
sne plesenoe " nis ~ = na4er
of lnomehs 'ua pa.e srt seo1o q.
rem no' La oe rom ner .,a,lgs
49, sssb pus briabt ga itaalf o..Serad sm
-, Lotb e. ond brovsba olooct,o3 4
Hss bssF fa;r IDsI hands soes.ber nn.,s .he n.;ls
seen,aa - he enter;.g the assb and With