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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22

Indemnity from loss and dam
age 10y Fire, and the pcrils Of Marine and In
land Transportation.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22
lUlHlbltS, &C.
CLOTHING.


suitable for mems and youth wear.
:6'1J5fH g3sStI5Gs22G GOODS,
Gentlemen's Enc Dress Shirts, Stout Working
Shirts, Cotton Flannel and Woollen Under
shirts and Drawers. Stocks. Cravats, Handkcr-
chiefs, Collars, Bosons, Suspenders, Gloves,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22
BLACKSMITHING.
Ayers Cherry E'cCtoral.

4 large supply of this invaluable remedy for
n coughs. colds and consumption, Just re-
ceived and for sale at the st. Charles Book
store, by Hli4DREIH x CARVER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22
NEW
Harness, Sad1e1y,
AND
Boot and Shoe Store.

TT is with pleasure we announce to the citi-
i zens of St Charles and Northern Iowa,
that we have opened new store on Mill St,
in ST. Charles, where we manufacture to or
der and keep on hand,
Harnesses, Halters,
Saddles, Collars,
Brides, &c. &C.,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22
West Union.

North-W cstcrn Book Store.
West Union, Iowa.
w. ID. STAFFORD,
TAKES this method to inform the citizens
| of Northern Iowa that he has now on hand
at the establishment formerly owned by II.
Rickcl, at West Union, the largest and best
assortment of
Books, Stationery,
Wall Paper, Window Shades,
Musical Instruments, Jewelry Yankee No
tons ever offered for sale West of Dubuque,
and would respectfully invite the lovers 81
learning to call and examine the same. My
stock of Books include
School Books
of every kind. A large assortment of llistori
cal and Miscellaneous Works, of the lates
style and hy the most approved authors
among which are
Dr. Kanc's Arctic Explorations and Discover
les.
The entire works of
Washington Irving and Bayard Taylor.
The latest writings of
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Fanny Fern, Charlie
Dickins, J. I. Hcady, and others.
A large assortment of Poetical Works To
| Books aud Writings tor the juvenile portin
of community large lot Of Musical Instru
ments, including Violins, Guitars, Accordeons
Symptoms T'amborincs. Banjos, Flies, Flutes
| &c, together with a good assortment of Shcc
Music Of the latest styles
Blank Books and Paper
of every kind and quality. All the above al
tclcs sold cheap for cash. Therefore, it yo
wish to buy cheap, call at the Book Store o
the corner of Vine and Elm Streets.
September, 1857. 2:3tf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22

in TACT everything Kept in cstabIlshments OF
this kind.
In our Boot and Shoe Department
we have superior workmen, and we fatter
ourselves we can fill all orders in this line to
the full satisfaction of our patrons. We are
prepared to do alarge business, either retail or
wholesale, in both branches of our manufac-
tory. We use none but the best materials
and this enables us to warrant all work that
leaves our establishment. Repairing done ut
short notice.
PETIT & FERGUSON.
St Charles, Iowa, Aug ls, 1857. 40
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22
RONNETS RONNEVS!

BONNETS, BONNETS!
TIIENEY & SIINSON have the largest,
~ best and cheapest assortment Of Ladies'
Bonnets ever offered to the people of st.
Charles and vicinity. Call and see them.
Nav d 1857
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22
HEAD QUARTERS!
The PEOPLE'S STORE

Triumphant,
TOHN l.. McAIlILIN, Mason City. Ccrro
- Gordo County, Iowa, has the pleasure to
inform his friends and the public generally
that he has greatly rcplenished his stock OF
goods, comprising almost everything in the
mercantile line, whether of the necessaries OF
luXurics OF life, preparatory to his anticipated
heavy Summer trade. ! have of
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22
DRY GOODS

Flanncls, CasSimercs, Satinets, Broadcoths,
Linscls, Sheetings, Tickings, Jeans, Prints,
Bareses. Gashmeres. Merinoes Delaincs. Drill
lings. Sa.inS. Silks. Laces. CIancs sc. sc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22
CrOckery and Glass Ware.

A general assortment, embracing all the va
rions STYLES and qualities in ordinary use.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-10-22
TIE FIRST
Spring Goods Of
1857 (!
d. A. Z c.. II. Haskell

A RE NOW hECEINlNG II very choice
n Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
which will be sold as cheap rs ever. notwith-
standing the high prices East. Call and see
and YOU will be convinced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26


..o'l"i, hls quarter salery and contingent account
n"'""''nR 10 the sum oil eighty dollars aud fly
'htee cents, WIS ordered TO be hid 10 Alexander
SIMPSON.
:. Nacnaey having occurred in the Board Of Over
~ "a '"eas NE inc council unanimously elected
IN aen'a T. Latham 10 supply said vacancy
nv pe''io" o sHhdiy persons. TO change the loca-
oi VI ''' 'S''e house rs ordered h, tue Council
""s t'"u' anu on NOTION referred to the Market Com
me-
INC pcuuon 81 snndry persons, PRAYING the Coun-
70 H's Tue SIDE walk on 4ih alley from 9Th street.
NN"'''h'i'ils He.f Tue iesitenee Of ceu y. Rodcs
'ua '"''ae near the lynchburg College, waS read
'''T o' mo.lah' referred TO the Street Committee.
iHe P''ii3h OF III" members Of tue Lrnehburg Bar,
..I''s,"k NV '""n',i 10 reduce the tax imposed
"Poa tnV'r 'oeSsl"n' ~ Tue ordinance amended aud
.SN' "" "e "a INST was read, and ON auction, WAS
''H nv" nv ta"e. ioe ptlllun w. subsequently,
''''e' "P pA NJ sen! lol the purpose Of Introducing
q" ,'ii'''n'' !" iPnu'e lhe tdA-hut Oh his notion
wa" r, i'i' on me ln''
=, Ut P''ll'" "' '"'Asoh Vaughn WAS referred 10
'"r o"hi'le'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26
Correspondence of the Baltimore sun.
The HmrdeIi nnrrinse--A New Dcy"iopmcni

New York, May -.
The lntest phase of tho Bulde marriage. is
the announcement that his relatives are about to
apply for Il commission 10 examine witness in
California named Whitehead e. Hyde. TIE at
flnvt states that the facts which Hyde i,
pectcd TO prove are. TINT he had been engaged
70, t,ro years past 10 be hurried 20 Ms. Cum
hghan,, and that she had kept up correspon.
dpnce with him favorable TO that end up to HE
10Th Of Deccmber last, month and n half sub
scquent TO the date of the alleged marriage. Mr..
Edwards, conusel for Dir. Burdell's relatives.
says that he derives this information from tho
friends of MIR. Hyde. Mrs. Cunningham, how.
ever, denies the whole of the statement A let
ter has also been received from another source,
not directly connected with the litigation. in
which it is alleged that DR.. BnrdeH himself i0os
married t,co gears prerious 10 his dea,h, and that
his wife is still living.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26
SALES BY AUCTION
sfsrsssE DAYS
BY GoDDlN \ APPERsoN. Aucr's.
Riohmond. Va.
NALlI ABLE
MILLING PROPERTY FOR SALE.

uDY Nirtu, the provisions Trust
D ted TO by joel BraEt and wife. bearing date
the APRIL lsh6 aud the 9Th day August
the Clerks 1ni.o ni
county viii pru eet. TUESDAY, the 10th dav II
June next o'clock T. NJ to sell upon the promises pub
very desirable Milling ptapcriA situated In tie
Manchester the south Ndi Of james River
Southern tcrpnus al Me,a's hrlgo, and known as
'Braggs Mill"
Tho oratan of tiaso Mills desirable. commanding
unsurpassed pow aud combining facility
los land and With exemption frnm the oppressive
tAaon which tie Richmond Ml7Hre alh, ct. they abb"
within the
uenha mud consist brick tlnur Mill ~ by hi tce i've
high, buiit substantial with
heavy granite foundation ani furnished with thu besi aud
a additional ttling
aud the foundation the heaviest part of
thewof has already he, built Is building he
plotted aud compa ltivelN small tho
prepared aud when completed tnrly double the capacity
aud o the M aud enable thon 10 grind 400 barrels
OF hanr PER day,
no bn-hols Of meal per day for which thoe Is always prod
tablr aac
Further description this property deemed
any dcsrous al purchasing inVited examine
Manchester favorable Selling
We shall make the usual convey anee
" BopTWRldnr (r,,.,,,.
TipS ! NANCE. 5''"'''
TERMS az GAil,-A snniciency NJ ash win ho required
pay the the Mutual nndnE Fund Association
aud the Farmers Hank Of Virginia together with tho of
this the balance CT, dit OF T. aud 10
negotiable nntrs satisfactorily cndoraed, bearing
with deeds 81 trust On the property arcrc hupay
ucnt thereof
W noorwRIaur lr...,..
IIhS J NANCE '''''
- snle conducted by aonniS ArrtHsos Aucts
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NEW ORLEANS, May 22.--rhe steamship Ca
ba from New York via Havana on the l9;h
inst, has arrived AT this port.
Sugars were iigm, and the stock at Havana
and Mqanzus was estimated at 29p0bO hnNeS.--
Moasses was active, and prices high TINT
spectators had been driven out Of the market
Freighfs were dull.
The news by the Cahawba is unmportant.--
She brings no California or Nicaragua adyices
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26

The annual commencement exercises nj Kan
dolph Macon College, will take place on the 9th
Of June In the forenoon of the first day, the
Washington and Franklin Literary Societies
will BE- addressed by Rev. S. s. Bryant, of the
North Carolina Conference. In the afternoon
Rev. James A. Duncan, of Alexandria. will nd
dress the Society of Alumni. That the above
gentleman will be present is u sufficient gnnrnn
tee that the occasion will he highly interesting
and cdfying. Ga the succeeding day, the fol
lowing will deliver their graduating orations.
and receive diplomas: l., Castor Moore. Person
\. c.; j. Bryan Williams, Johnston, NC; w.
+. Davis, Murireesbolough, N. c.: J. l.. Leigh
Mecklenburg, Va; w. Irving Cowess Mecklcn-
burg VA X. Watson Jones, Grecnyille' Va. w.
Arthur Shepard Dorchester Mass; w Willis
Penny. Randolph Mo.
Smiths Armory Band, from Richmond, is 10
Given the ceremonies with music.
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Dr.fif,r,ior, III Michigan.

DETRoiT May 29.-Additonai information
from the northern counties in this State fully
confirm the previous accounts of restitution eX-
.tng there Contributions for the reliet Of suf.
ferers. from this city and interior. are being
freely received and forwarded by the executive
committee Of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26

BOSTON. May 22d.-An aifray occurred at
West Dennis To day between Edward Crowoll
and Captain Francis Small both well known Cit.
zens Of Cape Cod. which resulted in the death of
the latter from the injuries received. y til were
over seventy years ofag'. Mr.. CrowelI was ar
rested and will be examined on Tuesday,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26
old SCHOOL prc-bytcrian General Assembly .

LENINGCON. KY, May 2T.-The Old school
PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly met here 10 day.
There are o25 delegates in attendance.
The opening sermon was delivered by the Rev.
Dr. Huge. The Rev. Dr. Van Rensselaer,, Of
Philadelphia. was selected moderator. and Dr..
Sloan. of Pennsylvania, was appointed Temporal
ry clnrk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26

WAsHINGToN, May 24-Dr. CharIes 5. F'fal'
ley. who occupied highly responsible position
in the Department Of the Interior, and formerly
Clerk in the Laad Office. died here this morning.
He was Past Grand Master Of the Masonic Or
der. and was well known TO the fraternity
throughout the whole country
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26
Nr,. Arl1uns Hlnrkcl.

New ORLEANS, 5ia} -f--Cotton-Sales to-day Of
100 bales and prices slightly dearcr Mddlings l2Y
cents Flour Is advancing; sales 1t $40. White
Com 92a92} Ct. Lard in kegs at lC cts Sterling
Exchange at %.
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@an.,o,esi siu,.. al N.<, Sb,Ieuus

NEw ORLEANS. May II - The captain and
CIV L the schooner Mel ran. were seized few
days az, suspicion oi fitting ihs vessel out IA
silver aud were pn, under bonds of three
Thousand dollars eneh.
vhr New Cent.
ln ny the Mint At Philadelphia will com
mencr paying out the new cont. first to those
who hate deposited Spanish coin IN exchange
and Afterwards 10 the public in general.
HesrIucuts OF GOV. nii.rr.
81 LOUIS, Nay - -Guy. Walker arrived
here Yesterday, ona l,ft again this morning for
NnnAns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26

- diencu resolution the Board of Directors of tho
Virginia Tonnossao Railroad Company shall trent of
Market House tho city Of IyuchhurR, between tho
hours oi 10 orlnck A NJ. aud ococl u. saturday,
the 18th day OF June s proceed To- a at public auction,
highest bidder oah the following d,nlrrnt stock
IN Railroad Company which stock rnilel the
,,,ft TINT If, aI | ,urLb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26
GEN ERAI.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
NOW Is THE TIME TO ADVERTISE,
To the Merchants, Wee les md II 70 10 ~ u Z
MCn Of In G d hIIrp.

wen
4 IL PERSONS wishing 10 advertise their BUSINESS or
~ PROFESSION in the following papers Tor hch 1
Agent each of them having LARGE CIRCULATION in ih"
Western and South Western counties OF Virginia and East
Tennessee will please call ON
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS Bristol
BRoWNLOW' ) KNOXVILLE tTcnn) WIG.
NINDtGATOR, Lonesborough Tenn.
GAZETTE, i'.A"s''H' W.
v phM2SnAT' Abingdon. Va
SENTINEL, tu..,,. "
DEMOCRAT ! i''''''' -"
SALEM REGISTER, Salem va.
DEMOCRAT ,,,...s.,.. Va
M9NTqnMtH Z a, nEnALp olrist,snsburg, Va
Wv1'iir,,ti ' = ,r p - a. ~ - Wythevie Va.
FLOYD CITIZEN, fioyd Court Hotse, Va
UNION DEMOCRAT. l'uion. Monroe county, Va.
ADVOCATE Jefersouytlc Taz"wel! county. Va.
Persons wishing advertise In Of the above papers, Will
find TO their HTEsT to call NJ tho Office of the
Lynchburg NuKnian, up STAINS where contracts VIII be
made, advertisements fnRu tulp WI HOUT DELAY.
80 will also and forward sdyer using any paper
in the United States. 4, WADDll.Ih
apl Eorcm Nrgiuian Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26

AUGUSTA, May Ex-senator Ba,l"rs relf
,ve- regard his case as hopeless. lie will nevf
rise from his bed again.
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AUSTIN VI. TRIPLE,


~ Main street, Gynchbwg, w..
JoHS y. HAWKINS, Proprietor.
This house long known the Onion Hotel has recently
been thoroughly repaired and reception
transient and day hoardcrs The location the
delightful In the city aud strangers VISITING I4ynchburg will
lind the t lioo In over, department airy
table House Every attention viii be paid 10 8uests loulA
ted 20 render them comfortable aud happy at this establish
mcnt The subscriber respectfully solrs share Of public
patronage JOHN T.. HAWKINS.
b-scvera families can be furnished with Ana, airy
rooms on accommodating terms, J. r. IL.
IN
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a r1 10 sG frnn Gges s. Seatpus Annals at Con
gre ihoit l'tgcToi DoHate and from the Official
ported be 5te- ly Holm { Hive by Ib8 H. Benton Two
vols rad. Tho ata.t "arh viii bu furnished e.
per sol apl.. safian. "a
lESIIIs Fashions also received a above, Mr. May.
t.9.I e. MORSE
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Mn EpEroR;-fhc dull times Of LYac,burg have
been broken in ap0u most unccrem0niouSly during
the last week by that arcll-enemy Of cHnai--I,lLL
PARRow. Has he no respect for the gh,A08S Of
quief and s0bey lin the morning. Lynchbnrgersf He
and Old Joe Sweeney have rnthe.sl broken in upon
our established sobreiY and quiet ia RiaiHer that
has provoked the ice OF the father OF Blues to An r-
reconcilable extent What is to be done with him
Bill parroW has doue the thing to the writer's
certain know ledge, in Richmond. Petersburg Norfolk
and Portsmouth,, in times past. (butnnt so long agoas
incumbent upom them rs lovers OF peace and order,
to give him kind Of expression to the public feel
ing.
Iprepose that he I've treated in like maunec by US,
in this way lie gives tonight GIFT CoNC Ear
that is he gives a~ny about Two HrSnRTB DOLLARS
worth Of iewelry, and ms kind Of punishment
propose that we fill Dadey Hall SO fall that BILL
PARRo~ and OH JoE SwEESY cannot reach the stage,
10 excite the risbiljes OF ?att and sober Lyncbburg
ers.
Badnage aside Mr. Parrow and his gentlcmanly
rood citizens have TO bestow. Parrow has by uueX-
ampled Industry, worked himself up TO the highest
point IN his profession, aud he has returned to his old
home not SO much 20 win the money Of his friends,
as to prove to them the good result of Industry and
perseverance.
Asa token to his old friends, he proposes TO give
them tonight, amonnt OF JeWclly, which be hopes
,hey IA take the trouble to and accept. Come
one come all FlrL Pay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26

Cry CorNcIf~-At regular meeting Of The Ceun-
ell of the city of Lynchhurg held nj their GhaDbet on
Friday evening, the 2ed May, 16j7.
IressHt:--G. vs.. Christian, Geo. D. Davis James +.
Payne jas. " LsRgkosue, John Oy!er. p. H. Gil
mer, John II. Seay and Ambrose B. Rucker
The President being absent, on molten James F.
Payne WAS called to the Chair.
The proceedings OF the adjourned meeting held On
the ID inst, were read and approved.
Vim. W. Norreil, Treasurer made report Of the
payments made into the Treasury for the past month";
which beng read received. By said repoct it
appears that a. \. Montgomery, Collector Of the city
taxes had paid into the Treasury the sum Of three
bundled and ninety doiacs and thirty serea
cents, and Bryan Akers the OF ssyenty.one doh
lars aud fifty cents, taxes auction sales for the
quarter endng the day OF April.
Aug ". Cross, Inspector and Guager of liquor,
made annual report OF the number of bnfels in
spccted for the year ending 22d inst, which being
read received Said report exhibits the following
inspection:
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e553 Casks ut 10 cents per cask, SG55 80
\. ". Cross also reported that he had measured
3,692 cords of wood for the year ending the I'D OF
May.
X. Z. Townicy, Cler. of the Market, made guar
tcry report OF his transactions in renting out stalls
&c, which upon being read uas unprecedented also
reported to Council that for the year ending the
10Th May, he had inspected
80 vessels OF butler.
$40 lard.
AM, on motion,
Resolrc3 That the President draw on the Treasurer
IN favor OF said Towney for one hundred and three
dollars and fifty three cents, TOT and IN tusl OF lie pal
ance due aim on said account.
The Captain Of the Night Watch presented an ac-
count, shelving the services of the Watch Tor the
month ending the 2Ist inst and also reported that
one hundred aud twenty arrests had been made ana
eighteen dollars received tor hnes-ior the quarter
"adiag the 2isi lust; aud on motion,
Hesofre3. That the President draw nthe treasurer
iniayGr of the several members following to-wit H.
II. Oowdy. Captain, SO ]. Mays O. Mays, :. ihyor
{. dawson. T. Austin S28 each and ]. Pryor, $40
iAaalbg 10 the aggregate the sum OF Sui.
Jordan Greasy, Weighmasier at the pubic scales,
male quarterly report OF Provendcr weighed ny MIN
or INC quarter ending the 10th inst, accompanied oy
we IIeaSnrers receipt for Que hundred and forty one
'.oiAfa and fifteen centsthe amount received oy MN
i"' soi%hin", which being read Was received and on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26

COLLAR, Spcrm aud Coal pU Oiis. 5000 gal
~ Ions landing and for aalo by
ma l6ts EDMOND DAVENPORT n co
DHOWNu.OW's REPLY TO THE GREAT
- IRON WHEEL. just received by ESpropa Mt
iune 81 LANGnORNE a WALRifhR
uNOR SADE- 200 bnirs nav mud 900
u bushels oi MEAL md com loo bushels Of potntocs nj
ma 10 lOt \ tDNNFliS Frrd &ofe
AOTnS G.-1bc sUb-cr her Inns hnnd ~ tnrgr
~ lot of Whisky, Nhl, hf i sell 10 tic Trade on accom-
modsnR fonna Bny wod do wei Ia RNu him call DO
fore ordering from other mnfktts
may l2.d2nwin, N, c. TALIAFEHRO.
Rep
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VI \ R ksb1t -,

On the 2lst by Rev. II. H. Wycr, Mr. NICHOLAS =.
LOVING to Miss SUSAN NJ NOBLE
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City I,,O state aHairs,

MONSIEUR ToNsoN Cows AGMN-Our pettiuaeious
friend "B. is again on the taps, and calls upon Us
through the last RepHttgh 10 do him the jastics to
pubSh lis last edition. corrected and amended of tie
lasgcrel lnes which, in the exercise OF onr indispn
table right, upon IA former occasion rejected We
,re hapny To lind that he has improved by the SUI,
restior made, hut thnk that his verses are sttl
obnoxious to critcsn and that the last two lines OF
the lilisheI edition. If more sensible are not quite A.
musical rs those we criticised Here they are
Yet may she at last be safely conveyed
roa land where tod only toatrs
This Is enou III, and spare our readers any hlrh
cr iuhciion being perfectly willing to risk our repu
t,tiou for Il sound discriminating Judgment between
Llllk verse and real poetry, with them A word or
Two in self yndication: We did not wish TO snort
with the stecliugs' Off, and therefore carefully
withheld even his initials that 10 one but himself
should know who alluded to. NcnuiircG the Yer-
.eS for it would be bur,esquc to call the m pocry
for the purpose of protecting ourset from future an
uoyance otherwise, we should have quietly lighted
our segar with the paper upon which they were writ
ten II "B., had been equally mindful OF hsteptta-
lion the public whom he seems 10 imagine will
look " it'll great and intense solicdc TO see US make
The a,aeaae h0HoraLic-would not nov he wondering
what Il. eau stand for in this connection besides
Boopy. We dsclaim also, having been influenced
hv potical prejudice. for had no know le,lae of
"B and therefore could not know What had been
ar are now, his political atlnltic>. We shall ALWAYS
lac nppX 10 publish sensible colnmuuicat ions come
from wha, source they may, and Ne gi,ea standing
invitation for all such but will not offer insult To in-
rrlqent readers by publishing the hfllutiu seni-
mental nonsense Of every moon-sruch Scrbbler who
who may fancy he edity people in the noble art
,bal IN sked the genius OF Milton aud Shak peare-
ror the benefit of ''B.'-towards whom we have not
the slightest uukiud feeling, viii mention an incl
dent and leave the applicants with him. Once npon
4 time iar maiden was walking amidst the flowers
and fruits of beautiful garden, and beside her there
walked one who pouring iuto her cnrs the story
l. I,vn NhiPh he ClDfhCi IN
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AND PINNTEK.-Thr %. n a.,
- Rail Road Is finished Saltvlle and prepared
furnish Salt and Plaster Sacks Barrcs upon the
accommodating Ny Agents the Depota and Village
along the line u the Will orders furnish
any quantities they desire aud upon the short
Specimens OF both articles from the work
Will be shown by the agents All Salt and Plaster Of bran
ia W warranted pure 1HOS. l. PRESTON.
ctm S1tyillr, W Washington Co, Va