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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
Injection Notice

Notice Is hereby given that there will be an election
heIe Al the stsre house OF l. T.. whyte, on the LIST Monday
VI ootgOer next TO vote on appropriation for the city Ooun-
Gu 70 borrow four Thousand dollars, to be applied in eut-
l'sdown am grading Atlantic street a. far out frcm the
ieVee as inc west side Of sixth street. TIE ballots viii
De Tor the loan or against the loan as the voter may wish.
mere VIII also beheld at the same Tine and place an
elecion Tor one Mayor, four Aldermen, oneRecorder and
one treasurer, > TO serye for the term Of one year.
Doneby order OF the City Council Of the city of B-ov-n-
Viile. This the 10th day of september, 1861.
D. B. THOMPSON, Recorder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

DEATH OF THE LAST SLAvR-The
Brooklyn New York. Star announces
the death of Margaret Pine, athe last
slave in New York State. on the 4th
instant, at the age Of 70.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
THE SEMI. TIMES.

is published every Tuesday and Friday, at 50 per yesT,
payable invariably IN adUGnce This paper is made uo
expressly fOT the mails, and contains the inci5Ieimatte
Of the Daily. Two Copies will be sent for So; Five Cop
les for $l2 80; Ten Copies fof $50. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
THE TIMES ron CALIFORNIA

Is Published on the departure Of every Nail steiner.
Price, in wrappers, 6 cents for single copies. e
Terms, Invariably cash IL. AdgaRce.
PuDhsanon Once. No. 15S Eassaust.. cor, ofGeekman.
RAYMOND, WESLEY * CO, PubIihsers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
Eighteen Cash Prizes, each 81
$3.50,
1927 Cash Prizes, each as,

H r-..L A"r...L .RGIN
The above property will be drawn for az Brov-nvfle
October l0th, 1851 in the following manner:
~hea tickets aresoid The purchasers name and number
% M ileket are c9rrectly REGISTERED by the person selling
the ticket. When the day for drawing arrives. the ticRef
holders VIII select five Commissioners to act iD conjunc-
u0u with the Board Of Directors Of u,a Intel C,p,DsDy
thus forming a Board Of Commissioners on ion rorobo-,
who shall each take upon themselves anoatb 70 f,f- bf1i-
anu honestly snpernted the drawing. The Board when
IhaSoTganlzed and Qualified shall number small tickets
from l tO2 200 and dep0site in a box. Tbev will tben
write ali the prizes and deposite in another bex one an
eacn ueSet amounting 70 ? 300 in all, CORRESPONDING III
number with the numerical tickets in -fbp ot6or - ~
OF their number, each blindf0lded. will prcread to -.
&tfhe same Time, one from each box, numbers and prizes.
4Wl . they are drawn oct, the number and prize drawn
simultaneously will determine the Gravipg F,ch
drawing will be entered in a book, and the result 800
as completed announced.
Warranty Deeds viii be given for all The po,1-r.4.
IN three days after EBe drawing, which. il ab,rf a. -
as they can all be male, after ascertaining to whom tbeT
should anything t~ranspire to prevent the .,r,vi,r
taSlgg place, every dollar received will be refunded Al
I'm, ~ ~. VII pc deposited IN Bank-not a cent used
- aiteE the drawing takes place.
Tickets viii be sold only for cash. Conseotran.tv -
~ hunters are spoken for, and not paid for before ten
GAYS rom the day Of drawing the numbers viii he sotJ
Company. VI 'e h0teI
The Board Of Directors OF the Uo4cl c,,,,a,v -.
again 70 state that they wish it understood tbsf ~.
speculative humbueing operation. We desire a. 60
sNd hotei IN our Ciiy, and have hal this proDertv an5r,-
PIatI oy diherent individuals for that purpose and
upon consultation have adopted this as the nast Iitctv
manner Of converting it into money and we be-ohyy
whole affair. u ue
A few responsible Agents Of known integrity vii, r;i.
the surrounding country and neighboring cities ana tov1s
IN a few days with tickets for sale. should snv n-efar
5eAlttihg BY mail they can do so b. enclosing the essb- ar
a.aitt 10 Alex. HaIlams Cashier Of Nemaha valley R5nt
VINO IS NE Secretary and Treasurer OF the Hotel Corol
Pany, andO on receipt OF funds he viii return 4 ficrcs :
tickets 70 lhose ordering. AM one maxim nm ) ci5f ~.
retain 10 per cent commission. eM
a- rr r. BROWN,
A. HALLAM
m F J-NW. COLEMAN,
IL. JOHNSON.
Hw
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
ST. GEORGE TOWN co
-BRoWNrILLE n. T. !

= = LII = l..
~ Sept. u, '57.
PURSUANT to a call of the Secretary OF the ST Cqoyrro
Town Co, a number OF St0ck-hOldersthis day nat There
not being a majority Of stock represented the meeting ad-
journed to meet on Monday next, 80
.l Sept. II. '57.
pursuant TO adjournment the Stockholders This dav
met. There being 231 shares represented. The meeting
RI FURNAs, Sec'y. M
On motion The following Resolutions were adopted
heSoAteds That the sum of 50 on each share be and is
heTeoy levied for the purpose of entering the Town site
and improving the same.
ResotUed, Should the assessment. levied nv no f,ro
solns resoiYtioh tail TO be paid into the Treasury Of said
Company on or before the expiration OF 60 d1vs GoTo ~
uafe' each snare SO falling SHALL be declared forfeited. and
revert back tot he Company.
hesotpea, That the Secretary Of this meeting is hereby
instructed to have the proceedings Of these tv,J meefings
published in the Nebraska Advertiser for f,ur c,nSce7-
~ ~ weeks. RI. WHITNEY, Presit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
T~HENEwYoRK EVENING TlxEs.

s published every evening, Sundays exoeptez. On,
edition viii be issued at one, and the other al tire,
o'clock Pm. Itwinb be sent BY mail at tho sSme rate
as the Daily Times
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

THE fifth enstalment OF 20 per cent on the
stock OF the Brownyile Hotel Company, is required TO
be paid within ten Gays Of this date.
BY order Of the BOARD O. 1llG Sn.-aa
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

S9-Cnless no;ided at the eiose6f the Volume 70 dis
continue the ".Evcrtiser,2 we shall take itf5r Sranied
that Elsscr5ezs wish their paper continued, and SHAH
accordingly cOntnuelt0 send as heretofore--I on
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
1.-THE PRESS"
DAILY
By JOHN W. FoRNEY.


/ PROPOSE establishing a First Glass Daily NeWsp1-
per in he CITY Of Philadelphia, between the goth Of gu-
M and the 1st o. august, 20 be entitled THE PRESS"
eFHE PRESS" will be Democratic in us politics, and
will sustain the policy Of the present National Admins
tration.
1t is my discrimination 10 make IL worthy u the sup
portof every class e readers. Dignity conarge and in
dependence in the utterance Of my sentiments, enterprise
and efficiency in Ike Commercial, Literary and News De-
partments, and respect FOR the opinions Of others, will be
kept constantly in view.
have embarked all my own means In this project and
intend building up a Journal that Will not only be cred
liable to our city and State, but Will furnish me an indie
pendent liveiihvcd.
A somewhat extensive experience in public life, and
many years connection with Journalism, will, 1 hope,
obtain for The Press" a favorable reception.
Ny friends In the different Wards and Counties Of
Pennsylvania, and in other States. will place me under
many obligations by giving The Press" a helping hand.
TERMSOF THE PRESS"
Daily (per annum) 10 advance sc
weekly 2
Address the Editor and Proprietor, az the cfice OF
fThe Press" No. All, Chestnut Street, next to Pennsyl-
vania Bank Building, above Fourth Street. Philadelphia.
JOHN W. FORNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
HARPER'S WEEKLY. 10

II JOURN.4L OF CIVILLZATTON.
HARPERs WEEKLY viii contain Sixteen ages OF the
size OF the London illustrated Netcs, each Nm..ber COM
pflslhs as much matter as an ordinary dnCdecimO VOL
ume. II viii be printed in q form and upon saper suit
able for binding; and as he pages will be eIectrotyped.
tne back Num6erS-ean always be supplied, 50 that Sub
scribers viii be able at any time TO complete their files.
Al the Close Of each volume, neat and appropriate Gov
es Will be prepared for the convenience Of those who
wishto bind the paper. t-
FERNS:
H~ARPER's WEEKLY will appear every SATURDAY
MORNING, and will be sold at FIVE CENTS Cow. II
viii be mailed to Subscribers at the following rates, pay-
ment being Invariably required in advance:
One Copy for Twenty Weeks 81 90
One Copy for One Year . 20
One Copy for Two Years 4 90
Five Copies for One Year 90
Twelve Copies for One YeUr 20 90
Twenty-Five Copies for One Year 40 90
10 Postnasters getting up a Club ofTwelve OF Twenty
hFe' a Copy wll! be sent gratis. Subscriptions may COM
Ously supplied.
PRICES.
HARPER & BROTHERS. ..If-T -.r
r. FRA NErrN CCr-aBr N-v- w.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
], b. JENNINGS
WHOLESALE GROCER
Commission Merchant
And
DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Corner 2d, and Frances sts., S. Joseph, 10.
Agent For The salo OF
Kanawha san & Fields Celebrates Oys:ers.


AXES pleasure in announcing 10 ne citizens Of Ne
braska and Kansas Territories. southern iowa AMI nYstl-
ern Missouri, that he Is now receiving his usually iire
anu complete stock % Groceries cOnssuIg Of every art-
Gle belonging to the line. Which be will sell EXCLUSIVE
II AT WHOLESALE, on a favorable term Al any house
lie is also agent for the sale Of Kaias-b sat. .lsrgs
lot OF which Is now on hand and for sale At rednceI pdse
to close consignment.
lie will be Regularly in receipt thr1ughOut the season
OF fteld'sCeiebrated Cove Oysters direct from Bliim3re
which viii be sold at st. Louis prices. They are Superior
toany oysters sold in the West, ami every can warranted
Orders respectfully solicited and p-tns1tl y ATTENDED O.
81 Joseph, Augusta ?, 1857. v2lsyJ
tblE and 1000 SKIS, variois grades and
o'ahds' ifesh ground IN store and for Sale by
20 j. b. JENNINGS
sALITloOO bbls IA and 1000 SKIS Ga sat for saleby
- j. b. JENNINGS, r
~HfPkAULIC CENENT--IOO5 bls for sale on consFn-
J. B. JENNINGS.
0YsTER|6Oo box T1etas CeleOraiod Cove oyste'
J. B. JENNINGS.
SARDINEs-s5 cases II and IL BIKES sardiHe -
J. B. JENNINGS
-CRACKeRs-soO bbIs and his Butter. sds, Ak
sugar, Picnic aud Boston ersckerS for s,Iely
j. B. JENNINGS.
CLAkETWISE-6o doz eiafet-a good a~ruce-ns ~e
and for sale By
J. B. JENNINGS
LONDON PORTE AND scOTCH ALE-9ocasss pins
warranted genuine, in store and for saIehy
j. 3. JENNINGS.
-
cEEEsE-5OBxs fresh 81 Cheese for - eby 70
J.. b. JENNINGS.
.rra
S~UNDRIRS-PckIes qts. hfs and gals; t0rlatoes inea-s
fresh hggss Peaehes; Preserves a~ssOrteds Pie Trt
sterss Brandies; Reasons; T0matO catsUp; Whnntg.
per sauce; Candles; smUkei hsrTinEi hacker9s C''"
&C, &c, Soap, in store 2mI soF sale BY
J. b. JENNINGS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

Claim Notice.
TO Thomas Moore and all others whom it NAV concern
You are hereby notified that / will appear at the Land
Once In Brownville, N. T., on September the 25th. 1857.
at : O'Clock, p. NJ to prove my right of Presumption Ia
Lhe southwest quarter Of Section No. 3 in Township No.
braska Territory. A9l3t W DANIEL WtTTrP
Sept. II, '57-l2-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

rE~Territs.i4l warrants and Eenisha County Orders
-iraginG intersst-wi1 betazea a. par IN payment for
Indebtedness 70 his 0nice.sG
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
DRY Goods, Groceries, Hard ware,
QueenSyYare. SC.
NOTICE To sTocKHoLnFRs

at prices as fair as can be found in the western country
for Cash or in exchange for country produce.
Oct. 1, '57-n14
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
To b PubIio-

IFOaBEARN all persons from bu,i,
erecting any buildings In The town of sSIS lois, "
co." said town IS laid out on my claim, sHsANclS.
Jumped b. Mrs. Ritter, and ] by this nourr' @lth Va
my intention q contestins her right 10 10 H1Aa Phi.
The United States C0mmmissioner beizs
Neonskidn and 81. Seseph Gazette crp,
Send Bill 70 this Ohtce l&s1a
Sept. 10, '57-If-1m WILLIAM rn,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP!

Il CO-partaershl herefoEore existing between ]. B.
McAIlisteT, Jonas Crane X John L. Dozier, under the drm
of McAIllsfer, D0zier & Co, is this day dissolvedby mu-
tual consent. Jonas Crane has ~purclassi the enire inc
teTest in said concern, to whom OF to his authorized Agent
all claims due the said concern are 10 be paid.
All claims due by the said concern are 10 be presented 70
the new Arm Of Crane 4 HiIl for payment.
J.. B. McALLISTER,
4 JONAS CRANE, 4
JOHN i. DOZIER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

s. II. FARvIS, General Advertising Agent, ii rear q
New York, LADIES' and Caiidren's She Stare, 50 vest
Isurth Street, Cincinnati.
yIsscHEz, OWEN & Co, No. 3se and SIS, BrcatTsy,
NeT Turk.
AEDREw WIND, American, Canadian and European
Advertising and Subscription once, Sos133, Masses 6ts.,
New YORK.
v. S. SWIMMER, No. g Chestnut street, st. Louis.
B. J. hcLUSo, Troy, OHIO.
On IL. II. DAEsTs Tippecanoe, Ohio.
v. Q. MUNGER, C5yingtou, Ky.
= -. KIRE, Archer, GebTa5&a.
FL W. PETER, OTesor, No.
III-ca& HAWx, R,ck Port DO.
RfDEN& WHITE, Se5rzskaG City Z.
On. N. ". TATE, Linden, 70.
2. }. BAENUas Tbree GvtTe. Ut D
are authorized kgents to s8lieit Subscriptions IN iAd-
veTfissmen.s Tor lie Advertiser, aud receieye and re-
ccintfyr msules therefor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

resolving, VIII c5nide. IL solicitation 70 become sfegu-
lar subscriber. ~
Postmaster and olhe-s, feeling s~rhaeient interest 70
make I'D aclGS, eau -oAin the usual per cent foztheir
tfOuiie. ---
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

Persons 5osldaas in LIS Teritory, coming from various
portions d de States, often snsgest 20 " the names Of
persons intheirsld neihJorhoOSs, who would d0ubtless
become su5scribersif they could rec a copy Of the "Ad-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
The Missouri Republican:

PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
BY
GEORGE KNAPP -
~. PE3CHALL, PRoPR1rToRs
JOHN KNAPP,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
NEW STORE rg-
IN
MT, VERNON, NEBRASKA
A. MEDLEY.

4,,~ sI-- . A. MEDLEY. r .-
Announces to the pubic that he has purchased the ext6n-
slye Stock Of Goods brought to this place BY Mr.. DAILY.
and now offers 10 sell t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

GhRIThL RRIZH g 5ll

147 Acresof Entered Land adjoining the Cityo Of Brown
vile. II is nearly all high bottom land. wolf
linDered, and on which is a ine stone quarry. It is the
Coleman farm, which to those acquainted with the local
ity i all that need be said, ~ acres OF which are under
good fence, andbeing cultivated second year. 4 good CONE
Portable house, asmall frame barn, and an excellent we'll
OF water are the improvements thereon.
SECOND PRIZE $500
dr. Fl. OF W. endO LotsS 9. 10. in Block 1, in the Cftvo f
Drownyille. This Lot lays next 10 The Nebrask
Lot 45Ni4O. IsaN0. ! Lot.
THIRD PRIZE $40
Lot 8 in Block % s15o 90
Two Prizes, each g$l25
Loi~6 * 6 in Block 4s, $3.50 90
ru,u- I'D uR-s--
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
PINE LUMRERm

HHHE undersigned respectfully inf,r,, d,
Il Of Brownvilie, and Nemaiia and ~ ciHlep'
counties that We row have 10 oUeu,ti,n
Lumber Yard in Browny,lie, where Ns . tas
sale a well selected stock Of Pine Lumher To-
3 inches. Also, Pine Siding Worked TIo uSn e
Shingles and Pine Lath, all Of which as Win naa
fairprecs ~ sell At
FOR CASH ONLY.
BrovDv;r. Inn. 9.,h 7o, r. BROWN Co.
TIE STOCKHOLDERS Of tho B---,-1---
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
HUDSON GEORGE.
BROWNyILLE. r.

SURVEYOR AND LIND AGENT,
p MAIN STREET,
Eera- Il BR0WNVILLE, q. 7.
WILL attend promptly and faithfully to the selection
ana location Of Government Lands in the Nemaha Land
District. Surveying Town sites, subdividing Lands. Draft
lng Clty Pats, and all other business of a general Survey
OF. WillOuy and sell Land warrants, pay taxes. investi-
sa1e tties' f1ier DeclaratoTy Statements Of intention 20
p~Te-etnpt, and make out Presumption papers at Short no.
ticeJ and afways on hand to look cut claims for actual set
tiers. Investments made FOR distant dealers. Letters
Of inquiry answered promptly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
New Grocery.
AND
CONFECTIONERY Saloon
W a. AInRpmAr

~0WNVILLE, ". z.
A NN0UNCES to the citizens of Brownv;1,o 81
"A vicinity, thathe has received and now opened
a general assortment Of well selected rrocs-;a1~rT
kinds, together with eonfeetionarie Of evee- -
Cool soda water, oysters, fresh fru;tsy 49,
ways on hand. ~ al
a share Of patronage is respectfulIy sol;e;,oa.
BrownTiIIe, July 25-'jT-y2n5- y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
Office No, N Chestnut Street.
TERMS. 6P RFpuprIo.v.

Daily Gin advance) s,o 10
Tri-weekIy, I'm advanced GlT ~
weekly, Tin advance) . ~
Sunday Republican, -I-- $40 . az
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
TWentY-FOur PrizeS. oncI, -,


Six Prizes, each = $40
Lots z II, : in Block 40
" 10, IA, b. 5000 " 10 ..
ss4O,O
Twenty Prizes, each : sro.
. ." Pants, -- each $40
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the BrowuyilI. -
pany are notified that TIE fourth iDStaIns.. holeicE
per cent Is required TO be paid in within feT ~ "eltv
date BY order Of the Board Ut Directors. DH tun
BrOwnville Sept. ,, 81. So-i, AH
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

THURSDAY MORNING., OCTOBER /, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

Board OF Directors Of the Brownyiiie Hotel cc,,D,r,
Brownville, Sept. ,, '57. y5ni9
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

length. q Eecomte was beaten OF up
wards oftwenty lengths tea a.
In domestic news, the only imo6r-
tant intelligence is from Utah. Dates
brought byrone of the Mormon elders
to New York, r to Aug. 18th. The
Elder, s. w. Richards, represents the
Territory as being in a very prosper
Gus condition, the harvest remarkably
abundant and the Saints not at all
SCARED by Uncle Sans p~reparatives.
Elder Richards reports having passed
on the plains a Mormon immigration
Of $4,000 persons on their way to Utah.
He also passed a portion of the United
States troops between Fort Laramie
and Fort Kearney. AS for Brigham
Young the following editorial Of his in
the Dessert Nescs viii give an idea Of
his feelings:
eff you intend to continue the an
pointment Of certain officers, we re-
specially suggest that you appoint
actually intelligent and honorable men
who will wisely attend to their own.
duties, and send them unaecompanied
by troops, which you yourselves well
Know are of no lawful use. here. and
your officers win be respected and
treated strictly according to their own
acts and merits, as you also welIknow
has always been the case. except that
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
To The Public.

Augnst. 1877.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

HtLOsER sEED.-1OO Bushels prime tIO
Y J vcr seed inst received aud for sale hy
mar ~ LII. JOHNSON a co.
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ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
IL and the skin off place larger than my hand from
traces rubbing the irside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oh and in day or two he well. Another
mule which working my dray became unable to
walk On examiong his foot discovered nail about
inches long the head driver and the neghbors said
he would be good for nothing drew the nail Inserted
piece Of your Turf OIL and set him to work once
and from that he lost honr but
also horse badly snagged the outside Of
s thigh In TWO places about two inches deep and four
Inches wide, from which he stiff day Your Turf
C was applied and brought them entirely sound. II
truly Of the greatest remedies for have
Known and have lived drug for several years Use
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INSURANCE.


NJ W.. AND MARINE tN~t rs ~
II LYsCHHuRo lQrE II FIHs Insurance oNf ~ - h's
Company makes Insurance against l'ss damage rs te
HORSES staeS. Tobacco faIorie aud otHef hhin
goods and merchandise generally ~
tow aud country tho most favorable Terms
makes The lives Of all ~4ls et1e3 ING
good sound for he OF
life, for limited poTied
Save. emIoyed ordinary occupations ' Ice insured On
reasonable
The Company vii also take risks from aud n any 81
Northern o. Sonii.ern I'arts. favorable rates
BOARD 81 DIRECTORS
John ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
LANES NJ GnHRS Vice President,
GIDRGI II TIT nMAN tllef Engineer.
DiREGTBRS
JuHN on 1AfIoH sANt1i ~ az hlNhtI'
ptsrlp OILY SAMUEL BAfHANDs
JAMS = r4YNE. JohN /. DAVE.
MN IL SITUATION MAURICE 3 JANGuuENF.
IAs o WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
Cum 7 Wills Secr't.
nh MM 2IMA' OWN Medical Examiner.
The Medical Examination of suieeist1r lnzufsaee viii he
the Office the Company ea, DAY between the
al . and l.fI 5rk Ia
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vessels oil the first class, built in the CITY OF Bal
expressly for This trade and have superior aec0umo
iseuS for passengers They commanded by experienced
lius We" qualified ior thu trade and who will spare
Cxert4 accommodate They will be tovcd up and down
Tie v,f by sean and may be relied sail promptly
alVrttIIcd
Merchant, ging North ordering goods from New York,
WI lind II /" their interest to ship by tins line. freight will
always be taken low by any other line of Packets and
rFsrs effort viii be made by the agents IN Richmond and
ta lurk 10 give satisfaction. Insurance be effected in
Ire Il, mand Ere Association by this Inc ut per cent
respectfully ask and hope succeed IN obtaining iuh
share # patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 Ncw-york will be forwarded
fire. ut commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston Sa
Nlunill any other Saithorn Northern port.
Iho vessels will lie III Ren"ud in the puck In New York
BtrIh No l. Coffee House slip. u W ali Street
DAVID y WM. ttRiiIE Ri,huand ,uan,,
&. II. PIERSDN. y. y, ''NN"'
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RstrsuoND AMP y.

. YORK NiEAhNIlh \ NJ l. = . " n sAss.sAk.s-s
Tho Man steamship i AMENioNN y lu #euut-
mand OF capt ifNIs PUNISH leaves Now Nork regularly
every SA1l RDAN AFTERNOON NJ oeors g#cl
mand SIN VIII not take an! reght 10 ortgHu ely PINT
She leaves Hichuuud regularly eNtry TUESDAY ~ GGlt
Noon al otlect iar N,w York.
Those desiring ship by her mnst have their goods here
Monay. IassenEcts d string to lake this sla lrr#rtu lay,
Stlt, Room secured 10y addressing Us ty natl
Tho 10 ANpkL, CAPT SKINNER stops at city Point
where VIII land md receive fri ht B't hu jamestown
AMI be Roanoke receive and land passengers at t Point
AMI Norfolk. 1t DIAN ~ WATSON
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DAILY VlRGlNlAN.
Spring eIces.


-
Come forth. come forth il were sin
To STAY at home to-day
S,ay no more. lettering within,
Come 10 the woods away!
The long. green grass is filed with flowers,
The eloyers deep, dim red
Il Frightened with the morning showers
That on the winds have fed.
Scattered about the dcep-hlue sky,
In white aud flying clouds,
some bright brief rains are all that lie
Within those snowy shrouds.
Now look l--our weather-gjass is spread
The pimpernel whose flower
Closes its leaves Of spotted red
Against a rainy hour.
That first pale green is on the trees
That serdure more like bloom,
Yen elm bough hath horde OF bees,
Lured by the faint perfume
The cherry orchard flings on high
lis branches. whence are strosn
Blossoms like snow, hut with an eye
Dark maiden, as thine own
As yet our flowers are chiefly those
Which filed the snn.touched hongh
Within the sleeping soil repose
Those OF the radiant brow.
nut we have daisies, which, Ike love
ar hope, spring everywhere
Aud prmroses which droop above
Some self-oonsuming care
80 sad, SO spiritual, SO pale,
Born all too near the snow,
They pine for that sweet southern gale
Which they will never know.
II 5 too soon for deeper shade
But let us skirt the wood,
The black irl there, whose uest is made,
Sits singing TO her brood
These pleasant hours will soon be flown
Love make no more delay
am too glad 10 be alone,
Come forth with me to-dB,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

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