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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25
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EDW'D' LEE WINSLOW,
a. MCLEAN,


SATURDAY EVENING March A. 1857.
GENTLEMEN Your letter of "welcome home
again, just handed to me, is cordia-cothed so
richly in the glowing language. not of mere kind
ness, but of a regard approaching enthusiasm; so
touching in its alliSion to my humble personal ca
reer from the days of my boyhood to the present
time. that am too full of emotion to reply to it.
Although g'a'dened and conforted with the
vc'ion that Lave struggled arduously to well
my country, cannot but fear that you have done
me more than justice and applauded ME beyond
my merits. But my friends, this is our home
afair,-th1s is a family matter-and instead ofa for
NAL glad to sec you home once more" the men,
bers OF the family choose to obey the impulses of
generous hearts and warmly embrace returned
brother after four years abseEce. This hearty
greeting from home friends and neighbors, accom-
panied by an approval and admiration OF my con-
duct as public servant, is, | assure you to me
above all price. The record of it shall be filed in my
unpretendiDg little family archives, to be read and
priced hereafter bv my children. r-. -
With profound sincerity s'ate that accepted
the trust which President Pierce so unexpectedly
rendered me- with unaffected diffdence, because
trembled lest might not do justice to my State
which well knew had within her limits eminen
and experienced statesman, who could not only do
by their ability fling around her name addition
al halo. This feeling of State pride animated me to
redomb!ed energy. The appreciation of the people
Of my cwn State, felt, would crafty me above all
else Well, therefore, can you imagine how keen'y.
how deeply, f el these frequent manifestations of
approval and satisfaction by the people of my own
State. Joyou l., and with light heart indeed,
have | surrendered the cares and responsibilities
and pride of Office Gladly do rttlrn once more
to nv native State, always dearer to her sens who
have had .pporunity to compare her, I" in all her
qualities. Nth Others Her soil is fertile her mines
inexhaustible, her water power abundant, her air
bainy and hea thfu, her geographical position de.
sirabie, view in connection with either reign or
domestic trouble, and above ALL her population (in
my opinion) is the best in the world. In such 3
State am willing to live and to die. -,.,.....zs
But my very gre,t debility is warning me that
am att. mp,ing too much, and must close. | thank
you. gentlemen, for the very Kind and gratifying
manner in which you have discharged your duty.
still love the old Town. Born 10 sight Of Cross
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25

'ohSsToN CoUNTY.-At the late term of Johnston
aa "'S Court, the following Magistrates were elec
"e'hoers of the special Court: H. B. Watson
I, ~ ~ bingham, Adam Heath, Linn B. Sanders, and
H. Noo'nson, Esquires H. B. Watson, Esq, was
'H0Sen Chairman Of the Court.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25

DEMocRA TIC MEETING IN JonNsToN.-We are re-
quested to announce that there will be meeting
of the Democratic party in Smithfield, on Tuesday
Of next week, it being Superior Court, to appoint
delegates to the District Convention to nominate
candidate for Congress.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25
The Cotton Trade

men have already left for Europe, regarding the
season as nearly closed, far English orders are
concerned. As a general thing, the season has not
been good one pecuniarily, though in number Of
individual cases large profits have been made One
dealer alone is said to have cleared mainly by
ulations, over quarter of million dollars
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25

LECTURES IN Presentation A. w. Venable,
Of this State, lectured in Petersburg on Monday
evening last--suhject, /" Individual Effort and Self
Reliance The lecture is highly spoken of. o. p.
Baldwin. Esq of Richmond, will deliver the next
lecture there, and will be succeeded by the Rev.
Noses Hoge.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25
A HOMESTEAD FOR eIO!

100000 worth of Farms and Building Lots,
IN THE GOLD REGION OF CULPEPPER COUNTY,
the 18th of April -s57. Subscriptions only dulars
each one half down, the rest the delivery of the Deed
Every subscriber will get Building Lot Farm rang
ing in value from $40 TO sa50oO These Farms and Lots
are sold so cheap TO induce settlements sufficient number
being reserved The increase in the value which will com.
pensaie for the apparent low price asked.
company Of settlers, called "The Rappahannock Pho.
neer Association, is forming and will commence
settlement in The spring Ample security will be given for
the faithful performance Of contracts and promises.
sS More Agents wanted TO obtain subscribers to
whom the most liberal inducements will be given Some
Agents write that they are making $500 per month"; Ad-
yer,ising will be done COR Agent where possible For
full particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies &C.,
Apply to E. BAUDER.
Port Royal, Caroline Co.. Vs.
Or to the Agents, w. ID. BURLINGTON
Barclaysvlle n. G..
" L. p. PHILLIPS
Clayton, N. C.
Feb. q, 1857. Ii747wtIsA
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~ John Randolph, Esq, of Northampton Co.,
has been appointed General Agent of the two Insu-
rance Companies Of this City-the Life and the
Fire. Salary, $1,000. A better appoin ment could
not have been made. s. e... .--E
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25

w On the 18th instant, on motion Of G. H.
Brackette, Esq, Hon. David S. Reid, of this State,
was elected an honorary member of the Union DEM
ocratic Club, Of New York City.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25
WHOLE NUMBER ll77.
MARRIED.

In Aamance county, the residence of Freeman Leah
the 18th inst, by the Rev. ]. II. Pickard Mr. L. L. De-
shongh to Miss Francis A. Leah daughter of the late
Freeman Leath.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-25
Notice TO Jail Builders.

NOTICE. 10 Jail Builders.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL,
~ the fourth Monday in May next for the building of
jail IN the Town of Smithfeid Johnston County, North
Carolina, at which time the bids will be opened and The
contract awarded to the lowest bidder when The undertaken
VIII be Immediately informed ofhs BIDS having been receive
ed when he will be required into bond with salts
ac:ry security !r the faithful peri rma.c :S contract
Pci suns disposed io put IN bids fer The be fur.
n'ehed pan and specifications by addressing jail com.
uiiilee al SmiIhf.ld y. c. =
A. MITCHINi r,
j. W. Il. WATSON,
T. W. WHITE EY,
GRiAH BRADLEY. Com-
WILLIAM HASTINGS,
March TO- 1851. s4Jsrtc
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OBJ Stan0ar0~
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. MAX. Il. 1897.

HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS fnE UNITED sTArrs
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The next House of Representatives

10 Messrs. E. j. Hale, and others, Committee.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
STATE Of VERMONT.

Caledonia District. IS.
The Probate Court for the district Caledonia all persons
Interested in the estate OF E3cncZcr Spencer late of
Peacham III said district. deceased. tcStair:
lyman WATTS, administrator. cum testamento anne 10
IL of said deceased. represents TO SAID court hy pcion
I'm writing said c>ate by his last will beuilrathr,
devised the and occupancy of all the personal and
rc, estate Of which he at the tine of his death the
owner his wife Mehitale Spencer during the said
the husehi urnitur, to he divided tween the arI,-
tiers Of said tcstate and the remainder said estate per
solal and ea said estate devised and bequcatcd rs fol-
lows:
To Joseph Spencer 50 eto Ebenezer Spencer IT. II
to Mary Eastman. BetSey Blanchard and Dolly Mtnorc
dalyher said tc>ate each equal nuctirs and 10 E-
cnezcr Spc Ebcezr Blanchard, Ebcnezer Eastman
and EbeIezer Mtnore grandsDs Of said cstate each one
equal oetyo the value of said remainder. making in the
whole lS parts. and providing if the personal estate should
be in> Cent III vae to pay the several egaCies Ia the
three daughters and four grarSOns aforesaid enough
Of the Estate should he sold togerer with the person.
al estate pay said iegacies said daughters and
grandS"s and the remainder of the real estate after the
payment the said legaCeS to the daughters and grand
sons as aforesaid 10 be divided between the said Joseph
Spencer and EteEcZtr Spencer IT, agrceahy the
portion above named
Said administrator further represents that the life estate
81 said Nehtale is terminated and thereby the above
ed three daughters their representatives. and the said
three grand>,S By law. entitled receive their
shares of said estate Said administrator
reses that personal estate is wholly consumed and
expended and in sufficient to pay said egacie and that 1t
Is necessary to sell portion OF the real estate for that
said administrator has made application for
and authority to sell so much of the real estate
will be sufficient in value TO the aforesaid egacies and
all costs and expenses and to make order Of
partition remainder according the will of said
tate pursuant the provisions the statute in that
l"hal
application will be heard decided by said court
the Probate Office In st Johnsbry in said district on
the = day ofMay next You are therefore hereby notified
appear before said court at the time and place aforesaid
and object II cause To the granting Of said license
Dated At 81 Johnsbury this 9Th day Of April D. la57
81 80 CITAS. 5. DANA. Judge of Probate"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02

The Boston Traveller says "For the
fast seven or eight years, at different times,
a party of three or more have been in the
habit OF visiting a field situated on the west
side Of Rugglcs-Strcct. near Parkcr-strcct.
RoNbury. and digging for hidden treasures
The spot Is near a creek. and long before the
mill-,.am WAS built small vessels passed up
and down. and near this place it is supposed
the famous Capt. Kidd buried some Of his
money. Within the last four weeks. party
OF three persons have visited the place and
dug for the money. and on Wednesday night
last five persons proceeded to the tek. and
their proceedings were witnessed bv a police
officer and several others. No money has
vet turned up.
SLIGHTLY PEESoNN~-Thc following cor
rcspondcncc between Gov. Giles of Virginia
and Patrick IIcnry-a generation ago-is re-
produced by the Louisville Journal
"SIR: understand that YOU have called
me 'hohtailedrolitician.' ] wish to know if
it be true, and ittruc, your meaning.
WI. b. GlLIs."
"SlE: do not rccollect having called YOU
bohtailcd politician at any time but think
it probable have. Not rccolectng the time
or the occasion. can't say what l did mean
but if youwill tcllmc what You think meant,
| will say whether YOU are correct or not.
Neryrcspcctfullv,
PATRICK HENRY"
IF Government officers ever interfere
with our women again. | will cut their threats
from ear to car.-Byiyh"m Ionng.
-Ex-PreSident PIERCE has been spending
several days in Concord y. H.. making ar
engagements 10 return to his quiet home The
General is said to have purchased sixty aero.
If lard at the North part of the town, upon
which he intends to erect Il splendid mansion.
The Kentucky News saws "a number of
Kentucky la,lic, went from Newport to Gin
',snnati on Friday last to unite with the anti
SLAYER. sewing circle there. in preparing clo-
thing for the fugitive slaves. who. on all ia
vorablc occasions, fee from bondage. naked
or clothed. to a land Of liberty"
Two comets are seen from the observatory
at Washington. one Of which (Bruhn's) is
approaching the earth and will be visible
during the whole of May 1t is now in Per-
aus.
A prisoner awaiting trial at New York.
for arson. has been discovered in an attempt
to get clear by means of his masonic mem
bcr>hip: he had successfully tempered with
one jury. and was hopeful Of the second when
found out.
NJ IRE CoxSp1In.r!oN.-Thc consolidation
among Boston newspapers proceeds. The
Times and Herald have been united under
the name of the latter. which boasts circll-
laton Of leo01 daily.
VALUE OF \ plcTuHE-\ letter from Ven
ice announcc> that painting by Paul Ncro-
ncse. for three centuries the property Of The
Pi>ani family, has been purchased by the
British Government for S14.jOO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
DEATHS.

FINl-ln this village. .l;ri! 20.h. Mrs. Lucy u.
wife Of Nh Richard i. Flint. AGED 81 wear, and
II months.
JoNrs-ln Victory. April 20, Of typhoid fever.
William H.. son Of Giles and Nelly Jones. aged
II years and months
CHAr!N-ln Denmark, Iowa. April -. Mi. Lucy
j. Chaplin. daughter cf the late Rev. VIM. 4.
Chaplin. Of Greensboro. VT. aged p.
STh'IHS--ln Lyman. April II. at the residence of
Mr.. Noses Walker, Sarah Stevens. aged a wears.
and months.
LAoE'r-ln Barnet, April O. Abigail. daughter Of
Archibald and Hannah I.achic. ard ~ wears.
FAE"AN-In Albany. April %. Eras,us Fair1nan.
aged u wears.
CoH"-At STAFFORD. W. on the 1T inst. after ,
pro.Ta"tt" i'i"' -, Mr.. Daniel g. Is. Cobb. n. ID
81 years and , months.
liAEvEN-ln Newport. on the 9th inst, Clarinda,
wite of John 7, Harvey. Esq. aged IS wears.
Also Feb 9TH. Ophclia Ann second daughter of
John T. Harvey. of Newport, aged n years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS
10 l. ESTATE FOR SAIL
VERMONT STATE HGTSE.-A CHANCE
FOR CONrRAC TORS

VERMONT STATE HGI'SE.-A CHANCE
FOR CONTRACTORS.
Sca.e proposals for some Of the different. pats
"f the work, ard for furnishing some O: the materi
Ms for the new State House ut Non're,ier. VT
viii he received by the undersigned until the sixth
dav OF Slav next. Except the stone cutting pro2o
>.> for which mus, lie submitted by the 2A:I inst
as follows
first-For putting up the entire walls and par
i'i"ns Of the bu !dns and setting the iron sir,Iers
ana couinn', and laying the brick archie. for tho
second floor. The stone treadv CUT brick, lime.
iron beams, Orders and columns. and r.cs, Of the
other ironwork furnished by the State.
Srcond-For cutting all the new asher stone.
Thir1-F"r cutting all the window CAPS, archi
traves. brackets, m"Tlilng>, cornces, &c.
Fourth-For re dressing all the asher work of
the old tHlltlpnS> !nin ra,slug the same all the
timber and iron work to he furnished by the State
Sxtli-Fur all the additional bricks required !:
which VII! probably be several hundred thousand.
Sevcntl.-For all the lime required for the entire
stone and brick work.
The necessary plans and specifications may be
seen by any person DESTROYS Of making proposals
for part of the above, at the Office Of the Su
perintendent i'll Montpelier. up to the sixth day of
May next. Proposal, may cover one or more of
tie above items; but each must receive separate
and distinct bid. All the new granite well quar-
ricd) will he delivered on the State House grounds
ready for cutting. The old ashlery will xlso he
placed conveniently for re dressing. All the work
except the framing will be required to be colnlnenc
ell Immediately after closing the contract, and pros
ecuted with dispatch until completed.
The right is reserved to reject, in whole or in
part, any proposal that may be made.
THOS l.. POWERS, Sup't.
Montpelier. April Is. 1857. 3o-32.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
MARRIAGES.

NlLE>-ALLE>-At the Methodist PARSONAGE.
at St bloomsbury Centre, April 3i. BY Rev d..
Packer, Mr.. Thomas Miles, Of St John ,burv,
and Miss Sarah Allen. cf Concord. y. H.
TAYIoE-njNsYEE-ln Da,lylc. April Is, BY
lev \: {. Smith. Mr. Ben amn f. Ta,,or and
-ir>. Ai'nira II. Dunsyrc. both Of Dan,illc
DIV N-!Ii"HToN-I Chicago. Bit ut. Austin
{. Dewey, formerly Of Ira>bu.yh and Harriet j
l"!r"'''n. cf Boston. Mas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
~ A l. E D o Il I A COU n I 7
e o. a ID r III r.

: The Summer Term of this Institution will open
on the last Tuesday Of May. and continue ten
weeks The long standing Of this .chool-over
halt ceisury-ard its tloronghnsss in instruction
both IN the Eudimenrs and Higher English vel!
as the Languages, is too well known to require com
ment Its prosperity during the preceding terms
OF the current year is sufficient guarantee for the
future Young men intending to enter College this
ensuing Commencement, will find other, here started
tor the same destination. The department Of STU
sic and French will continue under the manage
ment OF Its hitherto popular and successful teacher.
Especial attention given to the Correct pronuncia
ton OF rench, so rarely attained by our Ameri
can Teachers.
IrIrIoN.-Common English. IS 90; Higher Eng
l'>h. or Languages. 81 co. Music with use Of Piano
50 90; French, 500.
Tuition bills made ont for the whole term, and
PAYABLE IN advance. Ii is very desirable that all
intending t" join the school, be present a. the com
encencnt and remain till the close of the session,
as absence III any is an interruption and Il
drawback both to the individual and to the .clml
Applications can he ma !e to Rev. A>aph Boutee
or t" the Principal. For further particulars see
Catalogue. WI. RAHNAED. PRINCIPAL.
Peactam. April II, 1861. 1885,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
ISRAEL. DEWEY. Register
STATE or UERHONT

Essen District s..
AZ Probate Court holden al Luurnir.. mit.n end FOL
said district. on the eth day Of April. 4 y 10:
\ copy 'i the Li.t ill and Testament Mark H. Went
- worth Esd cetcA >ed. nl, proved and allowed in the
Pr"a" Court for the County Rockingham in lin, Si,i,
OF New Hampshire. and OF the Probate thereof being prc
sred 10 Inc cirt here that the sane Instrument may h,
allowed III this State the last will and testament of III,
said deceased and that said copy be filed and recor,
III the Probate Court "r the district of EsScN aforesaid
aG''ably I" IN" statute in such made and provided
II Is crc! ordered that al! persons Concerned he n,cd
L" appear before SAID Court III session thereof Ia lie hold
en- al The fr"it" office IN lUncig the tn av of
NAY. III % and t8Sft HIS IN Mn ~, ~ ,i - '
This order be published three week. successfully in
the Calcioa printed al st Johnstury. in this State all
which publications ~ be previous To said time appointed
for said hearing.
WIN. CHANDLER, Judge of Probate
A true copy of record.
l. Attest. ISRAEL. DEWEY Rcristpr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
SPIRITUAIISM.

three di,coJ,rsc> AZ Union Hall. ~. bloomsbury.
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
May 1. , and Is. commencing at - o'clock.
l>td>cnUrSc. The spirit Of Man. what il i. its
varied powers, individuality. Immortality and ter
nal Mission.
I'd Spiritual intercourse. its facts and phcnonl-
cna. natural. >vtn'i ally and spiritually cons:,i-
cred.
Sd. Spiritual Ncdi,!ms!ip is miycrsality and
Importance to Ia, li,man Family.
Abundance free. The public are invited to at
tend.
III" friends of SriritraIi~n in adjoining towns
who desire visit nom the Or. may address him
before the 9TH Of May, in care Of I. f. Bingham,
ST. John>hury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
CLARK'S FEMALE Pills

HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Prepared from a
pre>crptionof Sir Clark d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
lh>lhValrahs medic rHfalling In the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the frae
constitutes" subject II modcrac> all excess and removes
aiioostructloiS and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is peculiarly suited. II WILL in short time rnr an tho
monthly period with REGULARITY
Each bottle price dollar hears the Government ,,mn
OF treat Britain. t" prevent c0Ulertcs
CArTIoN-Thc>c Pills should taken by females that
are pregnant during the first rcc months as they are sure
|" Df- on NScAERAGE but every other time and in cv
cry other case they perfectly safe
Sole Agents for the Unitcd States and Canada
C. BALDWIN CO., Rochester, ny
Tuttlc& Moses. Auburn, y y. General Agents
Il 81" and postage stamps enclosed to any auhoriz
e" Agent VIII ensure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
For sale by FRED. F.. SMITH Montpclirr wholesale
GEM Tor trm"nt Sold 10y Browne IIOYT and I &
6llilhani' - Jolsbury, S II Weeks Danvile "a II
$3.50 ~ ''H lihl 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02
SIITE OE IEH NfINY

Essen District, -
At Probate Court holden Al I,Icnlrg AID f ,.i
district. "h Ia" Ct. tn lIy II Apiil. 4. Isl.
ilA NJ II Hill. administrator With the Willamette
al h-c>iair "1 Horace II Palmer late 81 Gone, ri, il
Sslt district 'rVta"t: represents Ia said by
ton III wltiiS that the said lie, e-ed The tirr If
l>Ge''a>. r"i certain ia, situated In sal,
''l;" and described IL iI"w, parcel lai decd
t 10y iiI Barnet l." i. III Jl'VII.r. being
Morrison farm ci" and ,cCIi, 10y >iii ,ecri>, =,
ho'"c>ai also ia!i # the ians firm. called
situated Ill al! Con, vi AID hcg ari the same las
81 I" Emo! Si"thW- aiid Freedom Richardson. tn,
4 ia 'iiy ~ D"t"inttr \ ID -. IL Ia, t'orpoi, IA e.,
hc iN'rs!'E q! Vermont. InG >! jet 10 said LEAST
SAN administrator a>k. Lid court him
ti- Whole "i said real estate except the dover
willow Of said dec i and also sell the r,Sh! r-yer
sion III said "wer. stating that sale Il part Of re-,
estate l. necessary - la, the debts NJ said deceased.
Thar would lee tor the tcre; of all concerned III,
whole be sold and III" proceeds q" said sale put al ii,rcsi
II IS ordered lv said court that all Interested b.
notified I" session court holden. ,
the Probate tiilc' in lunrur TIE III day Nav
d. L.: ana "t jet t. the ,-,. a,,,
II tleN >sr Ca>r al! II u further ord. red that %.
the record 81 this order I've published in the Cacrian
printed Al ST. J''iSurv i'll this State three
>iNciy pre- v"'S I" said time appointed Tor said hearing
Il. the Court. WM. CHANDLER Jude ot Probate
true Copy Of Record.
3l-.3 ISRAEL DEWEY R,r.,cr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-05-02

Ey TEE FLOWING BEARD.
How swiftly ;h2 moments Of life hurry on.
Nor slow forth. nor slo'; Oh.
But swift Is the tide GA >ai:; rushing river
They flew forth < t:o' on
Towards that dark. solemn land where the foot
steps of man
Never 60 forth. nor go Oh
\ so forth. < on.
Then O. IS YOU row down the River Of Life.
A> Won row forth. x on,
Have Thy HhtncSS preserved in case or 4 frame
To show forth X >ho.v On.
When thy fern lcth Geld in that land where II
Ever grow forth. or grow on
X so forth. 4 so on.
! Then take NY advice. oh. We picturclcss tribe,
Coed advice As know on;
Your homes
Just 20 forth. X 90 on.
Not stop TIL YOU reach Gage x Rowclls Saloon
W;tha rood h althy glow on.
X 50 forth. x so on.
And cen though the weather be cloudy or fair,
Or srou forth or >no.v on:
And IN tho the tempest should rise in lis wrath
K blow forth X blow on.
viii take Won a picture. you wont be asham c
When ,ou go forth x 20 on.
To show forth x show OH
& SO forth x SO On.
Our .!mbro;ypc picture, are greatly ,n.r,orrI
As ", 90 forth. X COON.
Until they >urpaSs e cry hing in tho worlr
That we hear on. or know on:
And onr iFic'- Of late "" have greatly reGucet.
A. we show forth \ show on
4 so forth < 50 on. 3ltt