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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

Those vessels Of the first class built the city bal
tunfr pa--y this trade aud superior
lnans passengers, They commanded by experienced
Captains, we'll qualified for the rai" and who viii spare
eAcrtH Accommodate. They vii be nwed up and down
by steam, and may be red to sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going Snrth ordering goods from Nty York
their interest To ship By this line, freight will
taken low by any other line o Packets, and
rvcrt Will be made BY the agents in Richmond and
Now give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association by this line per
respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed ia obtaining mn
share nt PATRONAGE
,ia5d- shipped ID, this line Ncy-York will be forwarded
free 10 New Orleans Mobile Charleston, sa
vnnnal % otter Southern Northern port
The vessels " III lie Richmond the Dock in New York
at Berth No Coffee House Slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID q MM CIRRlE, Richmond ,,onts
T. II PiERsON, n Y, 's'"3
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Ms q BRo DfERs Richmond Va, beg inform the
rln Of lyutbng that they prepared IL execute
every description of silk Cotton Wooen dyeiag Clean
lee done New York elsewhere. We have
NV uarinfy and the best OF w"rkmrn and
ante faction U patrons NcrluO sik and De Lain
ite-e, fashionable q
a"1Is Slaw "a" every description dyed or cleaned Grape
Saa tA ed ,,art crimson other colors equal
ed tat+ l equal to SIR dr. cleaned and Grease
Stains removed. We intend do work equal to
t-asaeni ina tit niled ~Hft and fully solicit
TN lanHcot the rhensut l.! Heht urf and vicinity Gen
hsuoIa Garments is cd and cleaned Ia Ia, !'Hd
DENNIS y BRO
to J. W Hines Franklin It. opposite Mctropo-
t=n UsI= H.. i1H0ud Va. stpi.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

s.sTf5riA NOTICE. Commencing the itl ct juno
aud during the repairs To- the AquelUet in
imchburP the Packet Boat for lnchInan,
vi" leave iNnchbuIg, Monday Wednesday, aud Friday,
Nj Returning leave buchanan. Tuesday. THURSDAY, and
Saturday At A. NJ, and arrive in Lynehhurg mt Z NJ
BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT
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a AXE HOUSE, Na 81 BolLrNGBBODk 81. ptTlhS.
HUG Al have established myself Tor Transaction Of
tcnefal " tc, aid Mg1 Business. aud the aten.
t"u al Virginia and Nurth taroiua Mr.,ln Visiting bis
market t" nj examination ii MY large vafi,d assortment
my arrangement Going such viii vuati, ae to sell AT ne
lowest rates Eal ituGd Machuis,s atlsni,Is and tim
trade generally will lind their tcres nav stofk
before urtiaaiup oi7sN lyro.
Order, thankfully received aud prom ty attentl,dta
sep ''H iftt~ : Gif Ii\V
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

N1tEt a. 10 Yobnce0 i1anuinc surcr-
~ 80 Cases 7 b y p Mass I4curice
20 j ca Co
100 Hail Cases VI T
100 AOC
All on consignment and for sale low b,
THOS. BRANCH q SONS
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
once of the -. -. I'm ilrond 10.
ItTtKsBuK0. sept -, 1850.
SNi>TEn nhDa IL e, ~ g..

asy II q, tober. the Mail and Passenger MI
ath Petersburg daily (Sundays excepted
argek N arrive at itafkcya lJuneaAJ - Al AAd a
lyuehuutR At 30. L 81
Leave yuehbufs at 30o'riock 4 NJ. Arrive at Burke
vile lJun, tom at u NJ, and at Petersburg at1P. NJ
g Il. AfLsUp
<u444 Don't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

~ =. V-7I7I = 2. IIiHI' @
nave nov Ia siorc sup ID STOCK. embracing - ~ Gr,lai
british aud Anttioau tabr,s All II which Uay, ,d
"ih hit' care ANA attention by one OF lie ir very
lowest cash prices
n"rr inviting S"'k for IL wants u the Aorh Caroiua
and Virginia trade cannot De Nhiii,d Noth Of south
fanrna and responsible. buyers invited give cur
Nt AZ rAaihah aud Jhige Tor thehs, Inc seIps
ana lre's. No. Il & - sycamore Str-ot
hlE u Is ,nLHrslml. "A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

Clothing Furnishing Goods lU Main Street. Rich
uipud Va, leo. Fail StoC X loJb.
In calling attention the Stock OF Goods introduced by the
Subscribers it perhaps would be well to notice the fact Of
rfidly all of the during
the have located in Richmond And
dncilou is Away take advantage of
tbs medium by Witch make known xpcctng
course that examination all parties will Judge tor them
being satisfied that
til ,Usannrs notions and Judgment must be consulted.
NJ receiving Fall Stock and purchasers
that thing the Gents Wearing Apparel will
and the assorted lines will all Times be
tbuud that each customers will be supplied
Having every facility for the proper prosecution OF bust
loic Ia make the fact apparent to customers and
trade. During the last
imp Nprcsy for Gents Furnishing Goods where
ma3 IND every thing pertaining that Department
In The Clothing department guarantee the Stock
be perfect in point of durability, Fit aud Styles. because
ttug and have hesitation
goods III be found equal the best order the
country Watching changes Fashion parties
assured of finding the latest and make in ne
their inspection A call solicited
GROSilONG & TEPMAN
spul Ma Mai INST Rr Va
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aAmrMm,s MEE.l.H .o.mNAa Of CIV:

AkP2tk'~ WEEKLY bOI EsNAs. Of GivI-
4auu Prospectus last page of Hafprrs
Ma tor 3eecmber) This journal will be furnished by
h, number month year by the subscriber at his Stotr
without He sA at losing copies sometimes When
4 number. through tho mail The first number
vi h the first uf January, aud peHpua desiring tho
ta Ton longer shorter pcrod will please leave Their
aus with G. MORSE.
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n . q - =
~ PHOSPHATE or LiME.-lhe attention Of Farmers
and llatrsis rospecuui called 10 the invaluable com
pound for their approaching sIriag planting
The Manufacturer hogs and patrons that
they AWAY depend being supplied with GNU.
me AND INHoh ARTICLE for he constantly ~upernends
III person. the entire OF manufacturing putting u
o sale.
This article has been before tor the
riod oil i've during which time ANALYSED y
large number OF the most roqutod Chen t,eut places
and has been tried by Farmers every State
in the Union with almost uVarving Prhaps one #
the best proofs Of its value greatly demand
Unprecedented N the history Of Artificial Fertilizers AID not
tqualied by Peruvian Naano itself Which po@ese4
matter in tuau in this preparation b, chcn ally fixed
ngent only d>satng it7'h preErtssH, y NAel inroro
rated with Tho soil this available suit uUate Hlnaa.
mated with soluble phosphate become
all descriptions and is by them readily up. 1t ul be
found quteaA active IN inducing early maturity tuano
and much here durable and orui1 tic sol
lathe
As there are large number of super FAos4as In market
iof tue value ct which would not IAt Responsible
earnestly request all purchasing lie Chain
GtNuINE ARTICLE, which will be arraltri bv ms, rli
ted agents. all of whom are of ackuaw lodged lIiy
ana To them hold myself character Of
ed Consumers aud dealers viii be GRABBED 10 NAL e.
mtnis Tor heiF supply On utabIe my aeeuas
with my self '
Ml.S>RS II. { HARDY q 60 are my accredited and
ole Agents i"r the city ot Petersburg
c. h DFBI-R G.
dgrteHhnai Chemist ana sole ProJraor HHlams6a.rg L
ap dds.
d OOSE SALT 300 bushels Lisbon snI,
1 "a FI ffl Han
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H0Sp MONDAY LEAVE LYSCnBuRG MONDAY,
t.. ~, ~latasztt.5l VIRGINIA - VgSSEsSEE
eF3 ~ RAllrkoAD.--On Thursday, h .
18th of June the Passenger Train will
conmnn running TO Salt Works Branch Junction
tuus Isl II Gen Cu


ID YORk-SrEAMSlfI JAN ESTUW y - -
Ibel : Mail steamship JAMESIp ME IN com
Capt lfNIs PAkRIsii leaves New York regularly
every SATI KbAH AFTERNOON a ) O'Clock. To- I;teh.
moud She Will take any freight from CITY Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON al o clock Tor New York.
1aeso desiring II ship by hcr have their goods
Monday Passengers desiring take this Ship can have
a Sthte Room secured by addressing by mail.
- The ROANOKE l., Capt SKINNER, stops CITY POINT
whom site viii land and receive freight Both the jamestown
udthr anoko receive and Land passenger tq POINT
AND Norfolk. LIDLAM WATSON
I.tr IA
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As FITTING AND PArMn.NC.-uc re

4 tAs FITTING AND PlsNRsNC-Hc re
~ specuiy cali the attention of ubc to our are and
pretty assortment Gas Fixtures ron the Factory of rn.
Illus 4 Baker, Philadelphia
We are prepared to do Plumbing Work al kinds such
as Closets Hot Cold shower Baths or Conner
BAN ubs Wash BASINS, Iron or Wcdgcvarr We ais, nr.
ni'h sinks Iron or Lead Boilers Iron Copper We do all
kinds of Plumbing Work -
we would also ask attention to Galvanized
new article, which Tor Water Pine Persons n,
e country VINO ISL 10 nave Gas or Wafer introduced Will
lind il to their advantage to call the subscriber -
JAS. CLELAND.
IA, vas tNeF "a door above Liberty Warehouse,
<, Gse,D
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x,.,i.iNiALtNEol Ki.i.mona ~

SEW YORK TAtkEIss-Ihi> new Jlomr Il =
line composed ot the following vessels and All,
YORK every three days. All OWNED the city
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Latwssa 4 s,Mtss ....Iw Es:N -

a T ~ Eisi'%%%n s .aG
HiIAhlt bELA iDLitL leaves baltimore every SAT r.
~ Al tikNooN ttr irlmoi Returning III II.
&oNh rtera TUESDAY AFTERNOON tot Baltimore
liz, lDt ANONIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NlNpAh Al iERNOoN Tor Richmond. returning. esVes
RICHMOND very SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Lalu
shippers IT, Baltimore by these Boa.must In, tli
tIHas HDie every Monday and Friday ot each week
nar III DIAM a MAISO&, Richmond Va.
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~ .-,...,...,,.srr..KClNI q TMNnE..rt:


N :
"a IN obedience resolution of the Board Directors
the Virginia aud Tennessee Ran Road COMPANY proceed f.
oror NJ private sale all the Rags belonging the Comran,
and not needed for its The Bags will be divided int
three classes aud offered Is, ~ and cash accordn
to quality T. 1t GILL.
IenI Nnp't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

Fl1b THE LADIES'. We hDsc bnnd ths
largest and best selected stock al Extracts Cologne Yer
bcnn Florida Lavender and Hay Leaf Waters all kinds of
Inuadez Tor the Hair Balm OF thousand Flowers Aromatic
Vinegar, sc, Ia be tnupd in the city
may lats LANGuoRNE 81 wALKlP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-30

HNACTtsB W AZ fss.--s suprE7 f'urtory
II hands and all Others with almost ki1 1ntlty
price of Hats Caps Boots and usla vsuiod al,
Christmas tines and will be pleased 10 show any
bargans may be had by No. Please call
at the sign of the Big Hat where rail supply may be found
dec Its i. SEABl'kY,
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
s.A.cE AND s.oNDON uySTa
N,YOsnDNsa a TUrMsN, Denler- in lie,

- PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce, 80 Cases Durha
Mustard Hos and lbs, for sale by
oetgdls EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

From NegHabo we came to Fajardo (pron.
Fa-har-do) This place is near the y. f.
part Of the island and in all It's principal
easrteterlstics differs very lttIe from the
otaer two places. 1t las a good harbor,
however, which the others have not.
The country around Fajlrio Is the most
fertile. think, that ever saw, and in the
hands Of a more industrious and intellls mt
people, with liberal laws, would become a
beautiful and prolific garden.
The principal exports are sugar and molts-
So 1arge herds OF cattle grlze upon the
lailsides. Oranges. lines, Ilauttins, ani
bananas are natives Of the soil Cocoa nut
ire are plenty bu, are nearly all diseased
Sweet potatoes and indian corn are easily
raised. Irish potatoes Of small size but
excellent quality ar raised upon the hill in
thc winter, and u crop Of indian e5rn on the
same land in summer
The soil and elmate on the hills ailsr,i Il.
gteat facilities for raising wheat as any
country in the world Bat here, rs in Ca5a,
the de~pJtsm Of Spain fjrbils the rai.in; Of
wheat. to cnAble it t. collect tie oppressive
duty GA imported d9ar, which i. f,r dollar,
pr harr~l in por.o Rico, and tn d5ll4rs in
Cuba
Taa poor, or is5afin, class q wits. here
are fore numerous, in proforii4a to the
planters and slaves, and apparently, much
IN re honest and iniasirilUs. than in any
part Of Cuba winch haye ssit5i Itisthe
aaIy place that hay o,rr IN in tae span
ish vs.: Iali5s57 N ,.,p, wl1r1 Smltl larn-
m is carried on h any extent by shu personal
h55r af the owners Il ,he crops.
sappl,e that bsElre this, y9a have bs-
gun u bu.t,n ap yoar oyoreaa;s, while l
SEX the coolest SHADE, with thelsas; quanti-
y = clothing alIara! by d.e#a #aeg Bat At
,sr .slsi,e Ia Nv Eaghnl, VIII i r snow
aai er, and tarssn hill-,-ter nHi,y towns.
A@r la-t.rias, aspiring }tl. stIls ,-a,r
b5.s, ambitious fa4aiat,an,-Asr schools
s-si.zIes aal ch4reS5- Yours,
pevS EtsrrE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

Mr. EIitor:--
Whether the su5tlety Of the Kansas
copYenu5nlsts, ia submitting to the vote
Of 1.-THE people "ths constitution without
s."feEy, or "tts c2aNtit.ttoa with
slavery, most resembles Drama or the
yong partridg', who hides lis mead un-
der ieai, 1t Is not my province to detir-
mine. Bat when people say that the
wnole constitution IS not submitted, they
10 injustice to the convention. The
M4o.e Is submitted, but with the rather
important qdaIacatIon that every man
Who votes mast vote ios tie constitution.
Tier is 10 possible way in which any
voter can s'y, sm not in favor Of this
constitutions lie nay vote, bu. he must
vote yea or not at all. This reminds one
at oace o. the Indian hunter and the
Yankee; ~ VIII tak2 tae turkey and
yoa may take the cr,w, or yosi may
ta@ tts crow aai | va. tlAe TIE tar
key. ~ ou say crow, replies the Ia
dian, "atlt.m2 me tlr&ey one. -
Or "neals | wln, tails You lose.
l an reminded of Il case more directly
IN poiAt. Some years since the people
on aR Island in Maine were abolt or gan
ilins themselves into 4 lantltion for
voting purposes. Beng most Of them
sooI D. no,rlts, tae.r first At wAs to
seI lie; ,ces to i convention to nomjn-
a. 4 cAnitadte for representative. C4pt
JOAN 8 mixer WAS nominated
After the n)m.lation, these Now be-
ginaers were instructed by their more
experienced brethc.ea that It woall be
necessary for their officers to post up a
warrant lor the plantation mae'ins-and
to insert in it, distinctly, each officer to
be elsetet /. The warrnt was duly pre-
paired and p)stcl up, and th> third ar
ticIe N it was, 10 bring in yoar votes
for CaPt. John Bunker for Representa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
Original.
For the American
Letter from Porto Rico.

4
Friend Sawyer
last wr te yoa from Ilumaeao, oet.l5th.
The same day orders arr yel from Spain
to close the port Of entry Of llamacao, 50 We
had ~ ~ to Negu4bo, (a5out three Or ioar
miles,) To discharge our carso
The description Of HumAcao will answer
very well for AesAabo, except that the latter
place is not SO FAR from the sea, and the town
is smaller and port larger.
From this place large numbers OF horned
cattle are shipped to GAudalouPe, Martin
que, &c.
This end of Porto Rico, (as is indeed near
IL all Of it, is mountainous. The noun
.ains are fertile to their very SUBMITS and
the continued wash Of the rams and noun
t!in torrents for centuries has deposited IN
the valleys, and on the coasts, an alln'h'I
soil Of unsurpassed fertility. 1t Is upon
these alluvial plains, (prAirles, or inter'Ai'')
that IN Jst of the sugar cane is raistd
fne cane here i, nJt planted yearly as IN
LOUISIANA 0at oniy oac IN four tive or years,
AMI wnen catrsprias, Ap again IKE grass IN
our moving fields.
The cane wAen fully growa IS from six to
ten iset hish and in appaaraae' resembles
thrifty Indian corn just before the aPPe'.r"nee
Of shs spindle ii the top.
The stalk is between one and two inches
in thickness, and is full OF sap, which being
pressed out in mill is the syrup from which
inolasses aud sugar are made. This crop
here promises extremely well this season.--
The season for cutting will commence IN
about month
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
Tho Law of Newspapers.

J.. Subscribers who Go not express notisc - u
ctntrary, are considered wishing " eoai.u
their subscriptions.
2. II Subscribers order the discontinuanss Of
their papers, the publisher can continue to ssad
them until all arrearges paid
J. II subscribers neglect refuse to take
tacir papers from the Office to which they are d.
rectcd, they are held responsible till they settle
their bills and order the papers discontinued. ~
4. any subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishers, and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they held re.
'ponsiblc.
). The courts have decided that refusing -
lake a newspaper from the Office, for removing and
'caYng it uncalcd for, is prilna face evidence 70
intentional fraud.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

published in 1878 with the sole pur-
pose of proving that the l4th of October
is lucky day; because +" our msgnan-
imous magnificent sovereign. James II,
was born on that augural day )" because
that day
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T.. s.,t.I IN In W. &tel a5=5aa3 II r.
aHJ.tf.. n,, # - Wa .,ssr =si.rr,.nrn
a. ia., s,ll his 9.ar's stp5k of cAaa,. u
Safua Iiari5art Y to, 1t Winchester C,n-
sre. l1r eight ceHt' pr p'nnd. 1t Is onl i
In we.>- sines - Te.as.a 't-yen cents Tor
t9s - ,.-.,.. :. .,... .,,'..,
-. -. -, n..-l. ,w;s, ,,,,
-.
80
-Tae ONsorl Dsm cat says Brigham
Yaao, j, csus.a to peteo2 Elisha
3o.,e o! South f-i.s' ana t1at h,' Il.
saes onsa "Nei IA OXio71 County.
-Ex.G5v. Uanm 5nI II Sou Clr5.
fz,, F,.b. .,, n -,.a=-rT~ : S5-5.5- r,,..
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h5as..
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..., b,.. .r.,.5,..,;-,, .,,,,r. f,r him.
-.......i
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,G.,,, H. ,;..., j., ,.. .,.,,9,= IN cans.
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In A''7'ia. a isr;n r Ft'.1.'k 'l.' ms
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

Westfeld, in Union Qormerly Essex
county. Ny name, am free to impart
tits John Mr. Miller. Thirty-rour years
have passed, but the memory of every
hue and c rcumstane. Of those dread ages
of death is distinc. and vivid still
For often, even now, thoughtless move
nent OF either crippled lim5 brings their
terrors bodily back, AMI once again
thank God, it IS ba. for a momeat-I
lie snfocatel and pressed ben cath the
mountlin rem9rselcss breast.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

Ivory person is proud. Pride is an ele-
ment OF our nature. We could not live
withoutit, we should even be worthless. All
the passions aro good without exception-it
ia excess that makes taem evil, and the best
of them arc as BAD rs tie worst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with ncatness and dispatsh
Posters, shop-bills Blanks Circulars, Bill Heads
Programmes, Receipts, By Laws, Court Doekets
Envelopes, Labels, Cards &c. &c. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11


NUN III aS''ioh. Il "'S dTcIm OF tae
sleep ol d a4th' l a"oNa rom lt---a%oNe
% eternal oeath' the m1uAtllno "e'gAt'
ah' not h'fy Vap}Is: Cny1eldlni, they
psesse! me sum "''hin ana vi, ,Aoat
a 7s'A--"As II a. IN ufh19 cream -
/ haa a sens1 OF t. =, Feled aad cioud.
ca il5At, as 'htoa5a a sleeper unopened
nas. ne I5ht' DIN as 1t was, was
steady ana con'ihAed, watched 1t long
long. Ages was the only measure. II
meas lfe beyond lae grave there could
oe' bu. 50 ,'ifA II W 'nat nope grew
9leh' anu "ica, anu fottet Witaih me;
ana l ieii oack INTO the oId, dcsoiate
'oi'9eatloH- eternal unVarfthS pres
sure Oh tAe mountains Wet5h. Mofa
age went oy
Then all a. once was llsAt, all voice
and human haal. l. 4At. sound, t9aeh
hlshed at once upon me-. How they
mingled and thrpbJ,l with tn deal
sait3catt5n, 1t was too much. Now,
on the eve Of relief, hal my frm 1T
prayer answesca Sensation ptsscl
away, | was not. Annihslation had
cama.
From aanihilatj5a-or from al utter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

PERSONAL. Hon. Hannibal Hamlin
and lady, and Hon. Israel Washburn,
Jr., started for Washington yesterday
morning - Whig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
GJe 5torll-Ge
From Em'r'o1's AMI rutnam's Ma azinc
THE STORY o. DEATH.

heAGe'' have you ever been dead -
! nav been. / VIII tell you the story
OF death. Dr. Benaiah w. someS, of
Essex County. New Jersey, was my ply
s'cian. | shall ret curse Lin now
! I'M has taught me that it IS better to
bless than to curse. And feel, bitter
as my maI'son might be, that more
ms ia1ie condition were not possible to
htm thai the eonsciou'ness OF his mur-
oerohs wantohncss must brig upon hin-
sell hardened as car his nature IS
Bat let that pass.
| viii tell yoa the story Of my death
| died at the age of twenty -thrcc.-
\ stt.wart man, who on my father $
tafm moved my sWath or hoeI my row
with the best. In an u fortunate hour
became the victim Of the practice OF
medleiac which then prevailed, but which
now, hapniIy, Is nearly d'susel. | hal
>ame sort Of fever. No doHgt | was
III enough. From my right arm orc day
the PhYs;2ila took ounces of bl25a-
How many | know not certainly. in
h41td measure. gallon Of the rel fluid
ltNed. did not mead that d4y a,
.7ast, l suppose | did not, Tor on tAe
NY. Fi,-. In ,,,,t my. l-f avn, MI ,y,L
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lFsqatas Ala "a, Maa,.lly !

Whra Eve Aat ID ..ef i5f.i avaz.
Aal Cam Aai Killed Ets b. at8sr.
The stars @al l.oaera. TIE Pssts .a4,
greed a.,a oas a4-t4e.
To eaea; TIC ea4aias tsragtss. At.
AMI isaea lie fase a., duty.
By keeping qH II, T.eAsd leazs
Their eyes af tisl, aal beauty
a .s,iiroa sleeple,z ids, ,a. iay.
Ws!I be at leaa: vssuius
And a. the Govets -salI a.t.. u iay,
Tae star fr9.a sye T. III .s...as
Ca hill 4al PtA.sis. Geld aa4 Lawn.
Their deHy vySs aPsaE.as,
Tao aa.sr, rAssA from go !ie4,as dAva
Till "ssssfa sEtss A:e tata5a5
Ala. casa Aoar 0f I4yns-s ,s5is
\ tale u shame 81 rtasa.a;.
Taas some tgfasi wlito 4sssa.5.sa:a.l she'll,
Aal so,as arc .lsays b.us4!as.
Ba: sasa sas p,..sat ,:Afs oak i3aa.
% all i4s.s 81 liatJveft.
Tae ita,.,s, snisa. s.is al4r!1set > troWn,
Tas l.s, Of !y,as i7rsrs,
Ihey ~ 3, ,l-. s4st. alIls-,ls e.s'.
Aui n tie Y4is ,aIs-yor
W .se ;as.a tsiaA.sas IA tAe .a.e,,
Ani - they Wax f,rcyer.
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For the Ellsworth American
LINES.
IT. an abs n Fr.e49.
ri mrs II. &c.

nj ms II. &c
Are you ever ,hiaklns Of Us,
twhen mid bri sht tarongs youro,m.)
of those you called your loved ones,
Of those you've lefl a: home
Through ali the Jayou, summer tims,
We've heard yenf ssng- Of miFth.
Making music on Uur heart s,siax..
Aud music on cur hearth
Bl, now the flowers have faded all,
Tho sweetest bird. have Gown,
Like then you &C made our summer Bf.ht,
And now like them you've geac
There's shadow on cur Iovirs hearts,
Our dearest j5gs have Isarta.
Because your place t. vacant,
Bc,ii our qgie; hearth.
aink Of eesfy Kindly look
OF every gsn,lc tano,
And oh, this earth we're dark 10 me.
II yoa were NJ, iay awG-
NY own ye,, change bwrisien.
on every ,hiag | sec.
I'pon tho flowers whitening,
tp7a .Ae f.isl tee.
Upon the ra.aias v'al. tina; i.azl.
La, sumiaer SIT aud low.
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