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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
IN TAPPAHANEOCk
irad fnc Il

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
IN TAPPAHANEOCk
UTAVIEG determined to change my place Of residence
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
in this place The House was built in 1854 S. of brick
with the best tin roof and three handsome poricos
40 by SO feet, with four large door The base
is IL feet pitch and perfectly dry The fret story
and cross passage in which the stairway runs; this
cond story la feet pitch with two similar h, passages to
own immediate supervision, for my own use as private
residence so that the materials were all selected OF the
best ausity and the rooms finished in the very best
each one being furnished with handsome MaRbLE man
tel.
excellent roome. -.
The 10, contains about Two Acres, one OF winch is
garden highly improved now act with all the usual sum
mer vegetables, and the whole handsomely enclosed.
The House and Lot are in every respect very
y located about hundred yards from the river AS
am particularly anxious dispose Of the properly
possible, with the intention of removing TO anotnei
State il be purchased very low price, and per
desrous OF purchasing will do we'll to apply 10 int
Immediately either in person or By letter.
April ll-c2w S. FARLAND
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OHIO LEGISLATURE,

The Ohio Legislature adjourned on Saturday last.
The Statesman Gays I've sound the dirge Of this
legislature and with al! our heart for the good ofour
people, for the welfare Of the State, earnestly hope
we may not look upon its Ike again"
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THE DALLAs-CLARENDoN TREATY

THE DALLAS-CLARENDON TREATY IN
ENGLAND An Euglsh gentleman whose personal
character and relations with the government, it is
stated cn;it!c his opinions TO the highest authority,
writes 10 q friend in New York:
II have no doubt that the amended version of the
treaty will pass smoothly enough. II IS n subject not
one soul IN EncLand carcs teO-peany piece abom.'
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ENIf.ERF.

NEW YORK. April ai.-Ap extensive reriod;ca sni
box pub i.hpg nou.e on Broadway, n .!is .ty,
failed today the iabiii.iee uut krs-u az r,
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COMMIsSION BTSINEsS

1Nar COMMISSION BUSINESS
~ ~ Subscriber having discontinued the Grocery bu
IS viii. t.on this date, devote his attention OK
% the Commission Business, for the sale Of all
-, WHEAT. COIN, TOBACCO. &c,
:. ne ne purchase OF GuANo, GROCERIES, DC.
a. associated his nephew. w. G. Miller with him,
1Fe Ais particular attention 20 the sales Of Tobac.
Also take this opportunity for returning his
,. aank. to HE many friends for their liberal pa.
~. extended TO him for long tune, and hopes,
n,, attention to business TO merit continuance oi
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
;,., OSce for the presen, at his old stand,
~-.2-cam No ~, Main st
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CiocSs JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FANCY GOODS, &C., which will be sold low at the sier
Of the Rife, Old ssreer, Petersburg, Va
Rap.irer of wssehs' Clocks Jswelry, &c
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GEO. III, MATTHEW'S AND JNO. NJ. MILLER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND PARTNERS.
WILL regularly attend the Court: Of Buckingham,
w Cumberland and Prince Edward
Address Geo a. Matthews, Ca IRA, Cumberland; and
John NJ. Miller, Buckingham c. n.
March A-cwtm
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THE NORFOLK NEWS FOR SALE.
QElNG aoou; 10 remove from Norfolk, am desirous
OFFICE
cr Information in regard 70 the condition Of the estaS
'arlect si!rcs. NJ Chas }. O. Daily News Oce, and
io-t":ras etc, BAKER P. LEE. in,
ieo 2G-ciw Richmond
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
VALUABLE LAND FOX SILT E srno

VALUABLE LAND FOX SALI' Ia suncrior
I'm of decree Of the Circuit ire US
Court Of Appomaox county, hs 1ps,, aF of land called
The $50 or
less. ssss ss"7sy Ths SnS Ss
most heany Tbe land in that region produces the
tsrsa nna nnar of tobacco cultivated in the state
Ansfa being large and commoous would
suit ore appe and one Peach orchard Post office
- ~o Nh, nre very convenient and also Churches
shops anu L denominations The society will favorably
,rd six miles from the Appornattox depot, on
IL Sh 70 Side Rail Road Elk miles from the county seat
esb:sen miles from Lynchburg ana n'ne miles rom INT
and two years, secured By ample persona
security, and the reserved ntie to me land.
Persons disposed to purchase will please address me
n, Smthv;le Powhatan county, Va. will give posses
;,n q. -, any time JAMES D. MOSBY, Com'r.
Applcaons may be made also to Messrs GoDDIN &
ArPgssoS Auctioneers, Richmond, Va.
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VALUABLE FARM II AMELIA COUNTY

NEAR THE DANViLLERAIL ROAD, FOR SALE
TE$IIE subscriber being desrous OF moving West, Of
IL fers for sale his farm called Wyanoke The tract,
by survey contains IS acres l3O OF which 10 in
original woods, 200 in pine, the balance open land
The lund lies beautifully In o. the mos, healthy re
rons OF Virginia The wood land produces the very best
shipping tobacco The pine land 10 heavily hcred with
cord.wood, which pays well ON the Richmond aud Dap
vile Rail Road; and produces the fines; manufacturing
tobacco, (wth slight Application oil guano} Tic open
land is good heart and considered hc the bes: wheat
land the neghbo:h hood. The improvements are large
and commodious, and would suit well .o- a boarding
school, The ourhouscs consist OF four large obhcco
barns sufficient from IS 10 20 coo los tobacco.
Grauary Stables Ice house carriage house Negro quar-
ers ali good repair. Apple and peach orchards Of
ect fruit.
Post OFire, shops Ml., &C. are very convcnien. md
also ChurcL.. d: different denominations. The society
will larornbiy compare with any in Virginia.
This farm situated ai.d half m!lcS from Jce.t-
vile Depot the Rchmond ani nsuvil!r Rail Road
ven miles from the county seat, and within four miles
Of Il" Amelia Sulphur Springs. Tn. road from Wyanoke
TO Je,ersvile Depot is comparatively us level az plank
door.
Persons disposed rurchn." will address Jeters
Vile Post Office, Amelia County Va.
Application may be made aso to Messr, Goddn Ap'
person. Richmond, Va.
April 22-clm JEO. ALLEN JETER.
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VIRGINIA.-A, Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court OF the City Of Richmond, the 9Th
day of April, leJ7
Mary Jane Sawyer, by Joseph J. Camden, her next
friend, Pitt,
against
William r. Sawyer, Deft.
bonds OF marimony and affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant above named is resident Of
this Commonwealth, the said defendant ia notified 10 ap.
pear the Rules to be holden in the Clerks Office of the
said Court the first Monday in July next and do what
is necessary to protect his interest in this suit.
Copy-Tes,e.
VyIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of tine
Circuit Court OF the City OF Richmond the sth day
Of april ls5i
Charles a. swaserlc, PHI.
against
The object OF this suit obtain divorce from the
bonds Of marimony; and affidavit having bcon made and
hed that the defendant above named is nonresident of
this Commonwealth the said defendant is notified to ap.
pear at the Rules be holden In the Clerk. Office Of the
said Court the first Monday In July and do what
| is necessary to protect her interest In this sut.
April,l-cw4w EGs. ROBINSON, Clerk.
VIRGINIA., Rules held in the Clerks Office of
" the Circuit Court of the City OF Rich"ond, on the
William sstterwhte and Lucy A. his wife; John
| Graves and Thomas Parrish and Susan A.. his wife,
Plaintiffs,
James Graves the heirs of Jamc, Grave. and Martha
Graves, persons Unknown, md other Defendants.
The object Of this suit is sell lot Of land und toe
improvements, In the City of Richmond, of which Ann
saerwhte died seized and possessed and to divide the
proceeds OF sale amoRg the parties entitled eo; aud
affidavit having been made by OF the plaintiffs tina, be
has used due diligence " ascertain in what county or
pora,on the deeninn James Graves is without effect:
and that the defendants the heirs of James Graves md
Martha Graves persons unknown him; the said de-.
fondants are notified to appear at Rules holden
in the Clerk Office of the said Court The Monday
in july next and do whs; necessary to protec, their
teres: in this suit
A CopY-Teste,
A,r;l14-cw4w EUs. ROBINSON. Clerk.
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OaoN SrORE-For the convenience Of our custo
- and The trade generally, we have opened store
Hes; side OF Pearl street, below Cary, where we
.se9 cous;on,ly hand general assortment of our
@.haiac'ur.a OF Virginia Charcoal Pig. viz:
" irom I 10 inches
.s1s from 10 )! inches
'Fe.. from 20 inches
- ~, nal! orals half rounds, angle. hoops, bands,
..o-aaa road ehars, spikes. sxles, bridge bolts and
pss. Ali Of which will % sold at the lowest mar.
=, 49, K. ARCHER e. Co.,
kS-ca Armury Rolling Mills
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YMIABLE EARN OF 263 ACKES, NEAR

yAIUABLE FARM OF 263 ACRES, NEAR
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD. 3; MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
TEyHE subscribers authorized TO sell the above va.
ii liable farm. 1t lies the York River Railroad 81
miles east of Richmond adjoining the lands oil Messrs
Mc(irudcr Mrs. Craddock and others.
The tract CONTAINS 263acres OF which about $50 acres
are cleared balance in oak and pine wood.
The buildings on the place are nearly consisting OF
trst rate dwelling, besides the usual buildings
The place is healthy, with excellent water, and hne
young orchard OF Apple Trees.
For terms apply to
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rron, JSO. ID. ASHTON,
RWSEf AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
SHh ILLINOIS.
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land AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FUIi
SALE In Or ANEE C(IlNTY


yNlHIS farm contains about 700 acres. ono half
Il cleared the balance we'll tmberea. 1t is situated at
a short and convenient distance from the Central and
Alexandria Rail Roads, thus afordng choice OF mar.
kets.
The cleared portions lie WE'LL with Southern exposure
and are In an improving and productive condition
The dwelling is large we'll built and convenient, and
surrounded BY trees the farm buildings only in
tolerabe condition. but sufficient for the farm.
The location is noted for its health, pure water and
fruits Of superior kind and OF nearly every dcscrp'
ton.
The terms will be accommodating.
fertile red lands" Of the Piedmont section of Virginia.
ANY further information can be obtained By calling upon
JNo. N. GORDON.
April 2o-ctf Richmond. Va.
VALUABLE PROPERTY II NELSON COUN.
TY FOR SALE-IMPoRTANT TO TIMBER GET
TIERS.
XATE are authorised to sell tract of land in Nelson
w county, containing about 900 acres OF which about
$50 cleared the remainder for the part
usually heavily tmbered, with OAK hickory, poplar,
chestnut, &c.
This land is situated about eish, miles from New Mar
ket the James River Canal and the extension OF the
Orange and Alexandria railroad Lynehburg (now in
rapid progress Of cons;ructios) passes Immediately
through it, depot ii 10 confidently believed will be
tabished upon this land The cleared land ID productive
and in fair state Of Improvement and, with the modern
appliances oi agriculture susceptible of the highest fer
ti!y occupies beautiful valley, and s level the
lands about tide.water.
The timbered land hardly be surpassed in Piedmont
Virginia persons engaged in getting barrestu this
land holds out great Inducements With the proper ma.
chinery is capable OF yielding tally three millions per-
haps four millions, of pieces Of slaves and heading
The construction OF the railroad will occasion large
demand, with market the spot, for various kinds Of
lumber cro.s es depot and bridge timbers &c. and
its completion there will be constant market for the
laps and refuse, in the shape Of fuel.
The land situated about mid way between Lvnchburg
and Charlottesville, say hours ride by railroad to
either place about fre hours Alexandria and the
TO Richmond. Terms accommodating.
Apply TO GODDlN APPERSON,
Richmond, or to
WILLIAM GORDON,
March Cleft Loyincs ton, Nelson CO., Va
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PIT HANDS WANTED

,h To- hire, for the ensuing year. number of Coal
..s Hands. Tor whom iul, prices will be given. Du.
a-e 9asi io2r years not sinslG serious accident
se. viii oe paid punesuay in quarterly payments, at
@ -iSe In this City. JOHN J. WERTH,
S'-cts Agent
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GENERAL JACKSON'S GOLD SNUFF BOX.
We Learn from the New York papers that Alder
man Monaghan, Chairman of the joint committee
appointed by the Common Council of that city to in.
quire into the whereabouts CT the box and make or.
rang-ments for the final disposition Of Il if could
30 obtained, on Monday lns received the following
letter from Andrew Jackson, Jr, the adopted son Of
the General:
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.

IUyu,, h"LLE' HU5T ~, ,,,u ~,
'"'s institution /. situated on Church hi'i, hich
ta1nt Va in deli ,h,,u airy posirioh aud is fur
- - "n rv"ty convenience essential to the proper
'a: o. disease The objec. OF this Hospital 10 10
-.sS n"dcs Hii. good nursing, and suitable diet to
o., Sa strangers and Others, as have not wnen
a'ne' ~asr" a;,cn,ion 20 comforts requisite 20
;E"at'neat oS disease can be given The
E.'.,a "a'hHs'- peculiarly cornmodous Particular
-,.t -On s.Sen 70 Surgical Cases. The undersigned
sas; charge.
TERMS:
wa.., per week
.,,h@ Recommendations 7tol0
embrace all charges for Board, Medicines,
| aai Sl-gi;al T;enianco
Ef No SMALLPOX admitted
PHYSICIANS.
ooNon, NJ D.. Grace street, between 4,h and 5th.
= c,- n D.. l2ih. between Broad and Marshall
- I'i-Hlan, VI. D.. corner i,h and Grace.
eI'eM PHrscisn-Dr Wood Feb 26-c6m.
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?. g. This tract can be divided To great advantage,
to make two farms about hundred each.
April l3-cwtt w.
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ViRGINIA:-At Rules held In the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the City OF Richmond on the
sth day OF April, 1857:
William sa.terwhi,e and Lucy A., his wife; John
Graves, aud Thomas Parrish and Susan A.. his wife,
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forney and his paper are as severe upon
ten. Cameron as the English language al
low them to be. Bribery and corruption of
the most ignominious character are charged
upon him, and, IL they were TO be believed,
one would think Gen. Cameron verv ogre
OF infamy. And the more raneorous jour
mails of the Black Democracy out of the
State have been Joining in the charges with
the utmost vehemence and assurance, and
displaying the names Of those members Of
heparty who could not he bought or driven
to the support Of Forney, but gave an indie
pendent vote for Cameron, enclosed in black
lines, TO mark their ''treacherv." Bnt all
the journals of the faithful in the keystone
State DO not sympathise with Mr. Forney
and the Pennsylranian, and some of them
are candid enough to see bribery and corrup-
ton on the other side,-see no bribery and
corruption, in fact, ercept on their own side.
and are honest enough to censure it in be.
coming terms. Read the following. for in.
stance, from the Greensburg Democrat. and
ponder its assertions that Mr. Buchanan, not
1en Cameron, is the true briber ana cor.
ruptionist
'oen. Foster, and the remainder of the
eight men, could neither be bought, bribed
nor whipped into submission To the DICTATOR
81 mandates Of the President elect.
Let the Eastern Democracy have cara.
Westmoreland will sustain her representa-.
uves Like them, she can neither be bopyh,
10y the attempted open bribery of place and
position, nor be silenced by the threatepinps
of nuthority'
Mr.. Buchanan did interfere.
oh tue very day Of the assembling of the
democratic caucus, letter was brought TO
hafrisburgh from Mr.. Buchanan, proclaim.
ing that Col. John W. Forney wns his choice
Tor Senator, with the assurance that he fthe
rresiuent) would be under personal obliya.
Mons TO every man, both in and ont of the
legislature, who would aid in his nomina
''oii, M. was direct bride 10 members
.ae legislature Ii was n throwing omen
VI tue "hole patronage of the incoming adj
..i' ~ 10 eject Col. Forney's nomina-
,,o" mere is scarcely member Of the
assembly who does not, either d;rac,lx -,
indirectly, for himself or his friend. dcs;ra
from Mr.. Buchanan's ndministrat;on san,e
post or position; aud each felt that anv,hing
winch he might do to put him under ohbso7
tlons would surely result in profit 10 himself
III was too much to stand. and !, was too
much Tor Gen. Fosters friends IN s,h,n;, 20
tamelv. Tbny lna,. - .'s :.
,he administration, and Eel. that il Womb ba
ioiiy TO 60 into Caucus to vote AGAINST the
man whose pockets were filled with the cnm-
missions Tor every Office in the gift of the
incoming National Administration
ne friends Of Gen. Foster are not IN
poStloh OF hostility to Mr.. Buchanan or his
administration. They believed that his in
reference with the judgments and feelings
% 'te members Of Tie Legislature Was an
"h"AsFahtahle assumption OF dictatorial an.
WHY, aud II was resented In q proner
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w laaa Mike.

Laughing, the youthful Isabel
Had challenged me to kiss her. Well,
BY stratagcm / soon obtained
What force would labor for in vain.
boasted. "Don I be proud. ;" said she
E" lis nothing wonder full, for, Soc
Tour yalor's not so Very killing;
You kissed me--true--butI was willing :"
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Cor. FIJI III and Blondeau ss .KEekUK
d NE nov in receipt Of large aud fresh sssort-
"A ment 81 groceries 10 which the attention OF
cash customers and prompt thirty day Buyer. d
solicited. Farmers wishing to barter Tor snythins
In our line are particularly invited to give ~ call
~ We shall always b. ready to purchase produce =,
the highest narkstrats either Tor Ca.h or Grocer
ies At Wholesale priees. Our stock IL partly com.
posed Of the following.
Codee-kio. Mocha. Lsguyra, Java. and Marics.
bo; do soastsd aud ground. Goldsn Syrup, Bshsh-
ersByvaP, NO. Moiasses, sugarhoase do. plants.
ton do, per Dbl, half bbl., and no gallon Kerr
Imperial, Young II yson, Hysonskin, q. y. Ooionx
Souchoung. and other brands Teas, all prices from
80 cents 20 81 80 per pound. A good assortment Of
Virginia and Missouri Tobacco. for chewing ana
smoking.
srSpRiEs.
Pepper, Abpice, Ginger, Mace, Nutmegs. Cloves,
cinnamon. mustard, salt petre, alum coppcfas in
dgo, maddcr. backing, ink, sAleratas, s. C. soda
sal soda, cream tartar, coffee imogNte do Bah
bit, Dow, and Preston Merrill's YsAst Powdsss,
Bakers cocoa and chocolate, tapioca, pearl bailey
split peas. Hecker farina corn starch, mack Area
and sermici, palm, CASTLE, country, trans parsnt
sariegated, and other soaps star, sperm, stearin
sdamantine and mould candles; citron. rasins car.
rants hgs, prunes, almonds, pecsns, English wal
nuts, Brasil nuts, hlbsrts, peanuts, dried opples
and peaches tubs. Buckets breoms market. siothss
and corn baskets, butter ladies', pats and pvipss
MANILA, hemp and cotton cordage, twine. plow I'D
and clothes lines. lArre stock. 100 doE assorted
Jeilies, in quart, plnt and half do glass Ian. 50
asst. Preserves In givss jars, grange, pine apple
raspberry, strawberry, peach and apple 10 dos Pis
Fruits assorted. 30 doc lib cans fresh pesehss Ia
tin 70 dos ID cans fresh strawberries In tin
dos lbeans frssh pine apples oysters, HOLSTERS
clans shad, green corn, tom atocs saEdines, put ~
In tin and warranted fresh and g9ed. N. 0. sugar
crushed clarified, powdered, Loaf and ether sugars
Nos. ], and mAakersl, shsd, wAite hsh, hssrtun
and sodfsh.
Eagle, Prairie State, and Clifton Mills Flour
Buckwhsat and Corn Meal constantly on hard
Green Apples, Onions, Potatoes, Tarnips; also o.
hand choice article Of Lard for family use, In So
SO ana 80 ID packages, ksttle-rendsred from LEAF
and sides only. We have in smoke ] 300 hans
which will be ready for sale In about ten days eli
OF which We oder NJ reduced rates.
jaal5-d CIV. PERDUEA 4 co.
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nm soofe cot fepreeonee . view OF the most
1 complete and perfect
COOKING STOVE NOW IN USE
ihe Patterns are entirely new, having hssu usde
BY ~ this year They are fast supplAatagiAlI 9th
81 Cooking stoves in the market. The denssd for
them 10 already so great that We are prspaYins u
manufacture fifty Of them per day. Those wanting
that almost indi'pensibie article, . good Cook inS
stove, should remember that improvement and
progress are he order u the day and that In NO ar
tice VI domestic use, has there been greater i'm
provement, within the last ten years. than the %,
nov under consideration. Thsnfoss, you viii
greatly promote your interests by selecting IL
"NEW ERA" COOKING STOVE.
In preference to taking up with one Of M
pattern.
EN- For sale Wholesale and retail, at our store
No. vi Mainst., kEOkUk, IOWA, whore can Al.
wsys b. found the most complete and vAsicd sssort
ment Of Cooking Heating, and PalDr Stoves, ever
offered In the West
-.T>Also, Timers Stock Of all kinds. 81
W. s. Mooes, BkID8E mo.
Agent (iapt -dy1
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Fur the Gate City.
Alkaline may.
BY KATE HARRrNcrOs.

she persisted In beauty,
A wlthers the rose
When its delicate petals
Begin to unciose.
She passed from among us
And left Us TO pine
For the treasure we could not
With ealmness resign.
The unbiddcn tear-dr D
Our griei would betray
When the angels came wooing
Swr.t Alkaline May.
Her eyes were SO lustrous,
So meltingly blue,
so open and sparkling
The lovs-light shone through.
Her cheeks we're like cherries
Beginning toiurn;
Their delicate cushing
You scarce could discern,
Fave one spot II crimson,
A mark Of decay
That heightened the beauty
Of Alkaline May.
Her voice was like music
That tremblcs along
" ben the last strain l. sung
VI soft, melting song.
- wiiching,y mellow
You q stand by her eide
And drink in the echo
Long after 1t died.
Bright seraphs eft strayed
From the regions Of day,
To catch the low accents
OF Adaliue May.
Her ;resses unbound, seemed
Der marble to how,
Fuf her brow would have rivxled
Thcrarest VI snow,
IL reminded us all
As she lay, pale and cold,
nf light, deecy cloud
fringed by moonbeams Of gold.
From its sisters one ringlot
We severed that day
And murmurcd, while gazing,
"s~eet Alkaline May"
In the warm, sunny South
Where green boughs intsriace
That the smnbeams and shadows
May hide to embrace
Where song birds are tiittiDg
Through roseatc bowers,
And butterflies whisper
Their love To the flowers
Where young buds are bursting
keposes the cay
of the loved and the lost one
Sweet Adaline May.
Iowa, Jan. 1887.
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'.''-. - 81 +...'+i-.s.t' st,b ttrx&T.--- ar.
y!e has completed his lie q the ereas can.
tam. and i N,ll appear sometime in the com.
~ -ummFr. Tie liant hnelshnan tlink.
Frederick @as 4uaeA, By. decidedly Tie
qfeatest qaaek u hi. ase
4 strieanirr. eourle 81 gentlemen a.
i'.Aen, ~, tooa heir wives ~ .crhride,
shofi tine since, and have ast returned,
having driven to -. Anthong, Minnesota.
making tie round Trip about eight Aanagei
,n.ies.
siivFR.-A shoft time since i mass Of
pure solid silver. weighing sixty.Gre pounds.
and worth VI, 04D was taken from the Min
nesosa Copper mine At Like Superior.