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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Uusumhouse street, near
l Royal Cure OF Old Chronic, Mercuriai
Syphtic Private Diseases without Mercury hndrance
from business friends and cure guaranteed in
all cases.
The UNPARALLELED which attended Dr. James
makable Effected which pronounced incur
able by the emil physicians uhes him in offering his
the confidence the unfortunate The following
are the diseases termed Pvae and of which, in
conjun"tio with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per-
maeny eradicntes, mely Syphilis primary secondary aud
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
complicated they Diseases of the Back and Lolns
hammation Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rhenmatsm Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases of the Skin
Dr. james would al call the attention especially u those
privately and improperly injured themselves in that
and solitary habit which ruins the dy and mind unit
ting them for either bu mess society viz Couoh De-
biy lmpotency The following Of the SAD ana
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth VIZ
Weakness of Back Limbs Pain in the Head, Dlnes Oh
pepsia, Nervousness IabilitS, symptoms Of Consumption
Mentally the fearful effects on the nina are more 10 pc
dreaded Memory Confusion OF laeas depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aversion to socety seDs rus
Solitude Tmidity some OF the eVs produce9
All Of the above symptoms should
not fail to call and be restored to perfect
health decacy prevent but apply at once and
the awful and dreadful consequences OF this
weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vgo,
Remember The Medical House of Dr. James 80 Custom
| house
Private separate reserved Hours of attendance
| from A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ.
| Consultations strictly confidential.
If Gonorhea cured in twenty four hours
| or no psy DR.. JAMES,
/ oil ty 81 Cusomhouse street
All,
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STREET COM'R--OFFICIAL.

STREET COM7R--OEElCIAL
CIRsT DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the First Pound Dryades street, between
liza and Girod streets, as estrRys- ID,
and nose white a black stripe across the withers.
One She Goat black whsh gray, cropped and split in
the left -
One Kid with white stripes round the body
One she Goat, yellow pale. So
Which not claimed within ten days and the expenses there
paid will be sold at public auction at said pound on MON
DAY, November 23d, 1857 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
p. A. GUYOL Street Commissioner
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans November H. 1867. nl2 l6 Il
EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRlCT-Il a
T. etc depot des Eptves du Premier District
Dryades entire Julie ct 6irod, CONNIE epaves-
Une Muet bale brun environ l mains de iu lie ventre ct
le blancs, raie nore amour du garrot.
Chave girls blanc Foreille gauche ecour
tee ct fendue
ayant raies blanches antour du corps
Une Chevre jaime pale. ,.s.-u
81 les sont recames dams dix onrs ct les
frsis pay es ills penchere puoique dit de
pot, LUNDI, % novembre, 1857. 4 70 henres A. NJ
| r. A. GuYOlI, Commissaire des rues.
Nouyelle Orleans lie IL nOvembre 1851. nl2 10 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12

-zsA, SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPoKlua.-
Depo 40 Camp street-Branch So Charities ST.
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC, ,,.nroNe
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS, =. p.s
sTEJNwAY n SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
R-These celebrated Pianos are considered by ai me
artists United States. In the tastt"o
s Sons received various public indus
;al Exhilons of the North not less than SIN PR
MIITM COLO the superiority OF their flahos
~ Also, large assortment Of
r n FISCUERS PIANOS of ali sizes at moderate prices SO
IA 10 suit and Of all CLASSES OF
buyers. ---., -. ,,,,,, -,r, ,,r,r orpo>rs
Harps Guitars Vons, Accordeons sn1os' Flutes Brass
of all kinds and Musical Merchandise oil every
description.
ny Music Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
Music Pianos Instruments anything
relating be left either store OF addressed by
| mail wi promptly attended to-
| nSTERMS LIBERAL.
mS Nv L. GABICI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12

TNHOMAs BARKER, GENERAL. AGENT IN, AMP NJ
L COLLECTOR Particular attention given to STEAM
BOAT BUSINESS, Baton Rouge La $3.50 =,
Reierences-Bsrbee Benjamin. George A. rise, 5. d.
r Morpan N q myl3 If
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Whsrye and icvees i5 9 % Fl
hssss& ssiass iof BOY; Il
5$s N. GiIss ~ " Is
Sslafita. ~ "
Commissio1s, ~! 1 y
Lighting AosSS n X
HarEets ~ "
sssssss 80. ss,07e q
i r,sa.I. S. . III. Z. ......... ?,09s 80
IA n 4 lssa SlSl77 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12

CAS FIXTUREs-GAs FIATUKEs-
HENDERSON GAINES,
No. 90 Canal street.
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS BRACKETS Hail Lamps
and Lanterns Mante Lights Portable md Drop Lights
Of French English and American manufacture in the greatest
variety, and Mt
n5y-when DESIRED they will be put up.
n B.-A very large variety of GAS GLOBES always on
hand v
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To the honorable President and Members Of the
En- re- Board of Assistant Aldermen
GenemenYou respectfully invited to concur in the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
resolution granting permission Martin Better to remove
his backh's shop Maras street. between ST Louis
and Toulouse streets. a7s
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to erect
wooden bridge Cansl street Canal Miro street
preamble aud resolution revving the ordinance defining
the duties Of the Wharhnger Of the First Municipality adopted
by the Council thereof May H. 1880 and approved the 18th May
sf the sarne year.
The following resolution adopted by your honorable body
rejected by the Board of Aldermen
resolution requesting the Gas Light Company its
pipes be laid in Espanade street. Third
side from Roynl Broad street. gas lamps
erected In accordance with the usual plan etc.
Respectfully, CHAS CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
The following resolution, mentioned in the above
communication, was read, the rules being suspended
and on motion, referred to the Committee on Police
resolution g,antog permission 10 Martha Better
his shop 10 lot Msras street, between ST. Louis
and Toulouse streets.
The following resolution mentioned In the above
communication was read and concurred in, the rules
being suspended: Q5 G F
A resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to
wooden bridge across Canal street Canal at Miro
The following preamble and resolution, mentioned
| in the abeve communication. was read, the rules
being suspended. Mr. Holland moved to lay on the
| table. Carried 80
preamble and resolution reviyng ordinance defining
the dulles OF the Whangsr OF the First Municipality adopted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12

a STOW ES.-FiVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
- HEATING STOVES of tho latest improved patterns
80 Morning Starr Charter Oak, Shanghai" Econo
N mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves OF their manufacture.
The undersigned at short notice. all
orders for Ghmney Breechng Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper Pipes Copper Brass Work They keep
hand stock of Tin and Japan Ware suitable for Steam
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents for the
manufacture of McCRACKEN'S Patent Evaporaing Steam
Sugar Pan They certificates In their that this
Pan the quantity of steam, has evaporaed double
the quantity juice of the Pan in They have
working model of the Pam which they will be happy to exhibit
to any one interested in the culture OF Sugar Cane:
- - WHEELER 4 FORSTALI.
Tnbo ;tn,l.a & From and SfrnAts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

thread, needles, thimbles, bolkins and everything
necessary 10 carry on the tailoring successfully And THIS
il not all TIC ingenious sailor s not only abio 70 MAKE
hs own Clothes but no ont Of his hands as good
bats az he can purchase ID the store They made OF
straw, or some similar material, which he first piaiu and
Afterwards etichcs together without oven fung dock,
and yet with az much neatness and IL he had all
the appliances Of manufacory at his control From all
this will be that however dneIen. Lhey may Ap
pear, IL not impossible Pine tho occupations
OF sailor and tailor IN the person. AMI that the same
man who Is accustomed 70 han lie marnslske can use
needle wfth AZ mrch Skill, and dexlerity.
THE 6Hoa RATIoNs.
That particular hour OF the whole twenty four which
possesses the most inter Sailors which is always
looked forward to with pleasure is that appointed for
be on all ohcr occasons they always the alert when
Uncle Gam as they say Ia going 70 "stapd treat" All
tant rong before the grog tub ready 10 aaGd by when
their names called The vessel used for serving ont
somewhat more than glass full and which is empted by
each men with rapdi,y that would astonish any one
Ignorant OF the case with which Jack dposcs Of such vel
come favors. Occasionally some are 10 BIO
found among ships who strictly temperate, aud
TO ID sse the government always makes allOwcnco in
money when paying their bills equal TO the value of their
grog raiiops in the coune Of year this amounts u
nine or ten dollars TO each man, sufficient 10 keep him In
tbocs for nearly the whole Of that mo. BY saving in this
and cner rao DO s enabled 70 add IL he liz so disposed
at least twenty dollars 10 hs twelve months pay which at
the rate U eighteen dollars month for good seanicn, Is
oyer I'VE hnndred dollars The green hands, who como
under the THO OF landsmep, and of whom there
are large number board the Niagara,
not 20 wei paid Whatever saving economy they
may exhibit In the consumption their mess ra,ions IL
very rarely extended 10 thc gro au Of the severest
rallies you can nct upon them is 20 deprive them of
their daily allowance When other pnnis oens for m nor
offences have failed "cuttns OIL the grog" has in
yariaby succeeded in briseing the crlprt his
Notwithstanding all tho efforts OF tho temperance advo
Gates for the abolition OF this particular Institution ship
board, seems destined 10 long life; and il is much to
be feared that although Jack i tle party whom thoir
efforts Intended 10 benefit that he Is far unable
appreciate their Kindness that he would prove one their
most strenuous opponents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07
The Church Of Mormon.
OF TINS rRKsIDrrT or rBR "


cBrRcB IN rBg EAST.
To rrrs slNrs ~ nH EasrNcS AND MIDDLE srsrra-CEssr
Oar Brsares-Jus IN The eve Of my contemplated dc.
parture for Utah. received appointment nom the
authorities in Eon, and have been SCI apart By President
John Taylor take tho presidency Of tho Church In tho
hast superntond the publication o: Mormon In the
place Of Prcsiden, George J. Taylor
ba, ,bo ,ssnsnsb ,,os acvolvipy mon ~ arc great To
be shepherd the flock Of Christ no small matter
The value o. souls who can compute 10 have ones
skirts clean or the blood Of all men, by faithful warning,
teachings and counsel requires person Of the purest IN.
rgriiy vruous holy and upright yak and " be nlcd
wah the spr of God continually, 20 enightcn his under
standing to illuminate his mind and 10 give him wisdom
and intelligence In orscr 10 counsel and direct In righteous
ness the affairs Of ,hos, over -hon he pvesdss and pro
mind aud will OF Him who groancd upon The tee, and
suffered his precious blood W be shei for thai
might i've.
enter upon the duties Of my Presidency with 10Y, and not
with giicf although would Ike TO SEQ my family and
brethren whom lovo in rtah) with sincere desire and
prsyer for the welfare and prosperity Of The
saints, and the building up Of ibc Kingdom Of God.
LIZ nd ~ h.," W. ,av rrses,.ns ,ho,, sax.
duties aud fields OF labor and all act In unison for tho well
Of the Snts, and the extension OF the pr cples o.
eternal rrth and in carrying out as near possible the
appointments made the last April Conference there
roro rcconarm and make the following appointments;
l. Fldcrs Angus NJ Cannon and T. D, H. sscuhoue are
appointed my CoubselOrs.
2 EGor sephouse Is also appointed 10 ss.. In ea,ns
and publishing tho Mormon,
o. Hder Ch1ies & Dulln VIII continue TO assist In HE
Once.
T. Eier Alexander OTIS appointment ri last April Cor.
ference President Of the New York Conferences IL here
by confirmed; lkcwise that Of Elders william II. hlos
and Charles g. Palm ~ his Counsolcrs.
President O hereby released from sssisng IN The
Office and will devote his time In visiting inc vsriols
branches OF tho church In his conference zen
Ing nstrucp g and building up the Saints IN setting n,u
In osdor and teaching them their duties IN relation ~ e
suppost Of The Mormon. lie win also correspond veosy
for ne Moron, and also preach wherever onsnOo S
be opened. -. ~.
G. Pres dent Angus n Cannons appcntment ss IT. ~
dent Of The phIaIcpha Conference hereby confirm nc
vl yl. the different branches OF tho courh 10 nA. ~
ference lnstrctpg The strengthening them, oud
ing them up and preaching the Gospel 70 az wnerSvsr
an OPP nrg may be had and enoning upon te es
duues al h.ngs, rc orse,,ns ~. IssTSaN AZ ens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

Gen. Houston has been three days 10 Galveston, b,o
left Tor his homo in Huntsville on the 18th al.
Hosyy rains had fallen in Tyler county, seany 70 'oa
bencat n the COP.
The If,oh Gays tho commander Of me savcs.cn naa
against the payBs Of hartcr and hospal sna W., w.
be entered into when the pnyncn. shouns
sum for the retaining OF the fues, VIII osus -
Zone cf the Texas papers are agnalne uns fucsr.
partuo,lns on the state and making ior or I'VE OF ~
con TS7gs arrived san Anto- 10 on the Isn, ana US
~.eo,s.t ~,h m'lsry salute. The General fahcs the
rIsca ,s roi Iohrson 10 the command OF thai depart
NV, ,.m ed q, Nstagords, on the ieh ins',, Area
t,,sos., His n'e, Ike those u most old 1exans, was
an ,r vcissiiuics He was volunteer IN the last war
nct~cen trrlAnd and the United states, and scv@eiy
..cynscd ia the battle Of Iundys lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

PAINFUL Rruor-REPoRrsp EXPLOSION OF rHn
srx,VxR novB--Ne learn from Capt. Chas ~ Rcynosds,
uho came down on the pcinna mail boat, that gem
tlerap came on board at Warsaw who stated that rc
rr had reached there that the Kentucky river packet
hoye had exploded al Drennon last evening, by which
Curtain Sanders Robert Hotton the pilot and John
rowen, the bark,eper we're killed, and three per-
sons were missing Captain Reynolds inquired At jar
rplcn when the mail boat arrived there but could hear
nothing q IT, There Ia, however, no direct conmantca-
ton excer by river between Drennon and CArro'nor,
Wble there good road between Drenncn and warsav.
Tho Dove len frank yesterday for this port and "a shS
had not arrived O'Clock ths mornr We fear thai tbo
rumoT may prove uue.-Lsgt:rak yskrRsl, kdy ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

Mr. scarr OF Il Louie, ssld neither he his assooir
aics included IN that apcr they belonged ncithr
10 the NORTH the South, they would N due time &C
knowledge their masters.
opg snd exciting discussion folio se, pending which
the assembly adjourned.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03
Colloquy betwseA IN English Lady and 1
Yankee officer.

Soon after the revolutionary war,
Capt. F.. abraye Yankee officer. was
at Petersburg, in Russia, and while
There, accepted an invitation to dine.
There was q large number at the ia
Bile, and among the rest an English
lady, who wished to appear one Of
the, knowing ones.
This lady on understanding. that
an American was one Of tile guests,
expressed TO one Of her friends de-
Termination 70 qliz him. She fas-
tened on him IKE a agress, making
many inquiries respecting orr habits.
customs, dress, manIi.rs and mode 81
life, educatioa, amuseincnts, &c, &c.
To all her inqniries, Capt r gave
answers thatsatis fed all the company,
except the lady She was determined
not to lie satisfied, and the following
short Dialogue took place:
Lady.-Haye the rich people in
your coGntry any carriages For |
suppose there are some that call them.
selves rich.
+ Capt. P.--My residence is in q
small town upon an island where
there are but few carriages kept--but
in the larger towns and cities on the
main land there are u number kept
in style suited to our republican
manners.
LADY, can't think where yoll
find drivers--I should not think the
Americans know how to drive Q
coach. b
Capt. P.-We find mo difficulty on
that account, madam we cansliave a
plenty of drivers by sending to Eng
land for them.
Lady Speaking very quick)-
think the Americans ought to drive
the English, instead of the English
driving the Americans.
Capt. P.-We did, madam, insthe
last war; but since peace we permit
the English to drive US
The lady, half choked with anger,
stood mnte. a minute, and then left
tie room, whisperingto her friend
The Yankees are to much for US IN
the cabinet, Us well as in the field.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03
llnsms:

JANIS SUMMONS TO Be HANGED.
We learn from Columbus that the Su.
Ipreme Court Of Chic have fefds4d q,
inew trial to James Simmons, and.
THAT he is to be hanged on the 18th
lof April next unlcss the Goyernor
Enterprises. Thus ends the long,
agony which has wrung the hearts Of
This parents and friends for seven or
eight years Cincinnati; EnQairer.
GEAR NDyAxcE. IN Com. The
ishort eplies Of coin. il this market
have IL mp prices very materially, &
land nearly all.at the leyee was sold
lyesterdaysats $1a$1. To- an. I'D ranee.
since this day week of 2Dto 3O.cents4
| per bushel. IN OF Delta, 9Th ult.
The Alexandria VA Gasette, tells
tofa colored child that can.talk qpite
plainly, though only three month";
fold. TWAS bonn with two teeth.
and has six perfect teeth, already
GOVERNOR or Issousf.Thc Hon.
VIM. a. Harris, formerly Of Virgin
la, is named in.thc st Louis Leader
as q suitable candidate for Governor
Of Missouri. Mr.. Harris was minis
ter to Benoenes AFres undcrP resident
Folks administration.
Rev. DR.. Wheat, Professor in the.
University of North Carolina. has.
declined the call to the Rectorship Of
Calvary Church, in Memphis, Texas.
Maj Jason .. Gibson Was killed
in Lexington, Miss, on the 18th ult., {
By Jho: ii, Fowlkes, who, it is-asser:
ted, was acting itself defence.
Rev. A. II. Boyd, Of Winchester,
Va, has been elected pastor Of tho
Second Presbyterian church IN Alex.
andria, Va, q. S. vice the Rev.
2. j New'lin, appointed Presideutyof'
Delaware College.
Proposals are invited for LAYING
the rails on the whole length-S0.
miles -ofthe Norfolk and Petersburg,
railway.
lsss
| Rev. William Pinkerton has been,
installed pastor Of the Presbyterian
church Of Collierstown, Rockbridgei
county, Va.
WEsT PoIST CADEr.-The Char
lottes7ille .Ja1srsonsan states that.
Junius T. Snead, Of Flnvanna couu,
~. has been. appointed Cadet at West
Point for that Congressional District
Rev. B. E. Bittinger, Of Fairfax
county. Va, has accepted q cali from
1.-THE Seventh street Presbyterian.
church in Washington city.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03
Iron More Us,fuIItnal Gold.

81 have now in, my hand, said
Edward Everett, So gold watch,
which combines Establishment and
utility in happy proportions, and is
often considered worry valuable APP
pendage tosthe person Of a gentleman.
Its hands, face, schain and case are Of
.chaced and FURNISHED gold. Its gold
seals sparkle with the ruby, topaz,
sapphireemcrald. Iopenlit, and find
that the works, without which this
elegantly furnished case would be q
mere shell-those hands motionless,
and those figures without meaning
are made of brass. Investigating
further, and askingsShat is the spring
by which ali these are put in. mo-
ton, made Of. | am told il IS made
Of steel!. TASK what is. sseel2 The
reply is that it is iron which has I'M
dergone a certain process. So then,
I find the handspring, without which
the watch would always Be motion
less, and its hands, figures and en-.
bellishments, but toys,sis not Of gold,
THAT is not sufficiently good), nor Of
pbrass, THAT would not do, but of iron.
Iron, therefore, is the only precious
metal! and this watch an emblem Of
society. Its hands and figures, which
tell the hour, resemble the master.
spirits of the age, to whose move
ments every eye is directed. It's use
less but sparkling seals, sapphires,
rubies, topazes, and embellishments,
are the aristocracy, LIS works Of
brass are the middle class, by the in
creasing intelligence and power; Of
which, the mastep spirits of the age
are moved, and its iron handspring.
shut mp in a box, always. at work, but
never thought Of except when i is
disonderiy, broke, or wants winding
up, symbolizes the laboring class,
which, like the handspring, we wind
up by the payment Of wages, and
which classes are shut mp in obscnrity,
and though constantly at work. arc
never thought of except when they
require their wages, or are in some
want or disorder Of some kind or
other.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03

1t is rumorefthat the Chinese have
apologised to the Americans. The
previous Chinese news is confirmed.
The submission of Persia is still nm
confirmed. American stocks are firm.
LIyERpooL, Jan. 81. Cotton opened
firm, but fell OF at the close. Prices
are unchanged. The sales for the
week amount to 61,O00. bales. Bread
stuffa are qniet and unchanged. Pro-
visions are steady. Money is very
tight, with no prospect of a speedy
relief. The amount of bullion in the
Bank Of England had decreased. =
Consols for money are held at 93
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03
DIR. 8. q. sTERNENAN,

-.DENTA L. S UsRGlE ON, n
Beiugconfdent from bis experience in the
practice Of the profession, that he can do as
good work as any other Dfntisi, offers his
services TO The people Of lhe, kanawha valley.
He Will iGsert teeth Oh pivot or plate; on gold,
or SILVER; plain tteth, gum teeth, block teet.',
and CONTINUOUS gun, Che being the onlyper.
sontih IN ST gion Of coan;ry in possession ol
the night for making Continuously ms.) Also Oil
teeth ever exp, ssd nerves, with gold or tin;
and he viii also special attention TO the
diseases Of the mouth.
His price. for inaertion Of artificial teeth
Rfnm So 10 81; filing teeth from soc 70 81,
E tracing, where to be replaced by new ones.
psthing.
He IS permanently lorated at 6ALLIPoLIS
4 Ohi1. ,Any person calling Vt his Office can
always Ind him, unless professionally absent
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03
Dottrp,,
CONE ROSY SPRING.

Come rosy Spring aud with thee bring =
Thy yerdant lrIn ih.bright array,
Sweet lpye'sbrig' thours and golden flowers
And song birds tuned wish silver lay.
'THxtints Of shade 70 paint the glade
lf floral life of varied hue: t1...E.
Willie tazics play in waht'n way,
With v.o;ets Of heavenly blue: -. Ta-
Spread wide thy sheen OF living green,
- Eafrh'S caT.iest gaTb the first was GYefs
: Thy CORES shed -7:GSive theSdead5 il,
Bring Pasadise 'twiXt earth and heaven.
i. King. Winter cold is waxnE, ii,
Ills tyrapt teign,will Jon be DER
At thy glad voice gr poor rej"lce,
fhe rich thy bclutyfren ADORE
Then hasteuloye to every grove. T.
ThYeFarms are cher shed iar'a and near,
Libitons free we'iIP6ur TO thee,
Queen season Of the changing year.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-03
.Drny.r / GIVE Yeu ruE H1Nr.-

.DIDs'T / GIVE You THE HINT.-
A great friend in words, but not in
deeds, not long since advised q poor
womanto carry round subscription
paper among the members Of her
church for the reliefofa.suffering fam
lily during the cold days Of winter
She did so with no little success.
A few day afterwards she showed the
paper to her adviser, asking him j
he did not mean to give something.
Certainly not" was the reply,
s.didn't Lgiye you the hinta What
more can Won ask3