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PERSIAN SzaEEgHE.E'.

INHE Powder from which this prepared Is ma I en-
hrely from vegetable Ingredients collected from all
part of the world and COMMUNICATIVE with = eal skill
ano care Two tea Sp2onuil' pat into dry tn miller
large slze, with sufficient Ga y of water al led pro,
duces Immediately coolius draught of charming ycel
renee ahd HaVor aud health giving effect IT is adapted
toa seasons every ones aud /. especially suited
forthose who 60 to sea preventative sickness
co'lNehc7s ana the generally un leJ-alt state of the
system arising from change OF climate and Twin. II al
50 lessons The dangers ofncurrng diseases m der tro
ical and all who about to take tr f., the Ea
tern States, if they regard health. ami ufog IN
the way, should not IA to obtain SanpiV before sa
ing and So if ladies or children az with them o.,
invaEds, the sick n0tlinLIS grateful 10 Tia. bal
ate and stomach this, and rsi~ts the encrpatin eff
fleets Of hot countries, well; u1like ardent spirit, If
hilraes both body aud mind by its m lon newer
and the energy wlici imparts the di.etv pr .s
leave the poIt.
Those gallant men and glorious sons of toll
Who brave the dangerous deep guard heir native soil
With ia ing hands The white " sof Commerce Jread
To bless the world aud to their bread"
gas taken at any time of the day all feel
ing OF heat thirst or even hunger AMI its being ma
greal inca ure Of vegetable acids tends TO nrex.,
urvy and punhes the blood the same time il also
Invaluable Restorative for thosa vino laf,r bs e.
living, such aS Farmers Miner Mechanics and Iabrer.
and TO Storekeepers Professional ne and others whose
occupations compel them 10 scdcnary lives rangb
before breakfast gives spirit for the business of th
who is
The sweetest err sourest source fall ov and y
mar thls world can give or life must know
To those who are mothers sisters dqurftars vv,-os
Auo W w, nave pleasant homes and happy lives,
Should >herbert keep the thing ma h vet
For with no wiv~ tears orphans cries ever wet
Al nome ~ ihe house, for husban L. fathers sons
brothers beaux to use and taroyvn dear selves and is
ing little ones as wei Medical who know H. com
position SPEAK IN the highest or it. utility and all
inc Poet Pra'e byron Gals it the best Sherbet Moore
makes frequent mention oft az the great Persian
bard says $500 e'9i'H
Boy, let yon sparkling Sherbet flow.
Ana bid thy pensive hea : be ola
Prepared by AUGUSTUS HOGG London Now, yrr
and san Francisco And for sale bv all the
druggists ana Dealers 80 cents per Bottle eachone vii
Agents wanted and supplied on the most liberal aad
DAVIS STREET UG STORE
mavo3m Davis St nearJacks,n San Fra,cic,
I00 Tins California Butter just received and
IOOby 7. ELL1RD BE4ys3 GO . broad 3
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DR.. L. }. CZAPKAY
Private Medical and Surgical Institute

DIR CZNPKAY would call attention to the foIo vino
iaiadeS. in the treatment Of which guarantee, 4 eur.
asses of the Brain, such Epilepsy Apoulexy
flushing of the blood 50 the head inflammation of its dit
cr'nt tissues. partial and complete parav, and insan
~ and all functional arrangements. such As Loss OF
Mem ry Aversion 90 Society, Misanthropv Timidtv
Nrvrus excitement from slight causes scftiistrIlst Gid
nrs> head ache ringing il the cars confusion of ideas
Ne Of solitude optical Illusions disturbed sleep and in
capacity for labr and study Also in diseases of tho
Lung and all passages. such Tubcrcuiar disease or
Consumption, Pneumonia, or Inflammation Of the Iung-
Peur tie~ Plourisy, Asthma Immoral or spadmotic
Bronchita, Larry nights and all OF Catarrhal afre
Also diseases of The Liver. Congestons of tho
Liz Assesses 81 tire Liver CalcuIi in the Gail Rad
der AMI Ducts, Jadec and those diseases which i,nnair
is functions such a Panama fever Biou. fever and
l. Permitting lever aHd the consequences which these di,
derS ave behind Also diseases Of The stomach sncb
a. t'astF or Inflammation of the Bowels Dyspepsia in
al it, forms which destroy the appetite and digestion
iatnlencc Dyscntary and Diarrhpa Also diseases ot
the Kidneys and oIer ruary Organs sucI as Dahetas
an "Ne e-sive flow Of urne AIbuminaria commonly
SHOWN as BflBhts disease Ia ;his complaint the pby
Scan ard patient d" ocutmcs suspect the presence
"t the disease unii too late The most common svmp.
toms are gem ra! rdspeston with dropsical swellings
CALCIUM III the kldIcN~ trcthr Birdder and all other
disorders OF the urinary organs. Also disea es of the
"!b and It's 3ptndaes such irregularities of tho
Ncnsc when excessive detective suppressed or irrc
uiar Prolapsus, or falling Of the Womb Serlitv Ovar
an Dfopy and other di~ea Of the parts In the
rcaimont of the above diseases the Doctor has many
remedies and guarantees perfect cure in all cases
OF The money VIII b. returned
- All consultations. by letter otherwise. FREE
address DR. l.. j. CZAPKAY san Francisco
August g IeJG-tf
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SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.

SAChAMENl LIZ tALAL4 hR1LEsGAD.
e. &c ....,.......ss.5 - -.........a-
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT lon and after
> the 18th Of March the trains of the Sacramento
Valley Railroad ill leave . follows, viz:
Passenger Trains.
VIII leave Sacramento daily O'Clock and 81 P 81
Folsom daill at = A N. = N aud 81 N
On Sundays, beside the above there win be from sac
raacnto IOA N train
on SUNDAYS-EXcurs on Tickets VIII be issued n
S25o for the tsip-good for the day O ~
Freight Trains.
VIII leave Sacramento at y NJ and = PM
Folsom 81 A. NJ
The > 4 NJ. Train will take through Freight ONLY
NofreIsht transported on sundays
SiAGES connect with the . - A. v. Trains fer
Nevada. Grass Valley, Auburn,
Iowa HiH. Forestcitv DownicyilIc
Orleans Flat, Ophr, Col Fiji,
Ill noistoWn, Yankee Jim's, Greenwood Val'v
Grorgttowu, Mormon Island. Col ma
FL Dorado Diamond Springs PlaccrviUc
Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Cooks Bar.
Wallis Diggings, Live Oak City, Arkansas Digings
Willow Springs, DrytoUn, Amador,
Suffer, Jackson FiddlctoWn
And other intermediate places
The Stages viii connect vi i the II VI. Train in ar
irving III Sacramento III time for the Fraucieco
boats
For Freight or passage apply At the r. L stat ons
je26 J. = ROBINSON Supt
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Es a y =! En- a rs!
a. LAMOTT,
Successor to Collins & Co..
THE EAGLE HAT STORE.

Cor ! and I'd ST. Sacramento.
T''i3SE IN WANT Of NEH STTLE or HAT =
1 Tine article ami beautifully made be pleased
by calling the above
Just received from Lima Of the fnest Peruyi4.
Ha that have ever been in the ~
have on hand the largest assortment OF Hats and abb
eycrofsrei for sale in California NJ stock comrrlsf
otter Hats, Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats
MoeSkin Hats, Ladies Riding Hats,
French and American make ofFelt Hats of allsty%s
colors and qualities
Caps-A complete assortment, for mems youths bf
childreu's
B-A kinds Of Has and Caps made TO order at
the shortest notice Warranted to lit or salc
81 Orders from the country strictly attt nled to zo
if cannot come in yourself send in Your orders
viii euarantco satisfaction.
NV 12l 1S57-tf
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K "A IL RIO AID EzOJ = L.
JAMES THOMPSON, Prop'r.

:
ENTRANCE:
As COMM ERCIAL & 81 CLAY STREETS
Between Front and Battery, an Francisco
RESTAURANT-First Floor
LADIES ORDIN ARY-Second Story.
INIilS Heuseh has Undergone a theron enovating and
Il cleansing, with New Furniture Beds and Bedding.
II l. intended by the Proprietor have this second
none in this city Great care been taken to select
the best 81 servants. and cxpense will DE spared
make tue weary traveller comfortable al the Rail Road
House The House will be opened on -aturday August
lSt, 1857.
TherehaS been fitted up magnificent Bath Room and
Hair Dressing Room attached the Hotel. which for
CLEANLINESS sc viii not be surpassed by any of this
city. Also. Billiard Room and Pool Table
The Bar will be stocked with the finest choice ofWines
Liquors and Cigars
fac Lunch viii be served every dav IL o'clock.
jy3l JANE THOMPSON Proprietor.
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Portable Staam Encines

OF 4, g, 8 and u Horse Power, Boston Man
- Rflcture, Locomotive Boilers Complete for Hoist
ing Pumping. &c Also, One Second Hand POWER,
FJL MINING PUMP, suitable for mining claim f,l
sale low by TREADWETL Y CO..
Nary =Fjllr md san Francisco
Leather and Gum Betting Mil lw=. Files and "A rem.
rrai assortment of Hardware oar }arysyuc $ ore
Nary>viile Nav I'D, lN57.-tf
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Terms:
GaUAllissr.

discount twenty-five per from the above pri
ces viii be allowed to clubs ordering 1ur copies
of any more Of the above works Thus Four
copas OF Backwood or Of one Review will be sent to
one address for - four copies of the four Reviews and
Blaekwood for $50 and ON.
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CABINET HARDWARE
N oti e to Li1aor Dealers and Merchants

N JlI q 70 III IJT OUdItIS dNU II6FChantS.
complete assortment of the Oils necessary for ma
Y king and havoring every riety Of Liquor and a
ackaEe Of the articles used giving Artificial
trength to Liquors. converting ~ gallons of Wits
ey to 70 gallons and every article necessary to com
Ience ITQUoR STORE viii be furnished for S2n And
the information necessary tn conduct such esah-
shneut. thus enabling the beginner to v
'mg-e with the Oldest liquor dealers Address thru
Post Office P LACOUR New Orleans
l.aeonr'S Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar i
put up in gallon packages at IS per package-n good
sbirpns o-ds.. ftsIv
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F A RIM FRS Guide,

To SCIENTIFIC PRACTICAL AGRT TLTTRE
BY Henry stephens F. K s. of Edinburgh and the
late ?. Norton Professor of Scientific Agriculture in
Yale College, New Haven. Two vol mes ROYAL
Octave, 1900 pages, and numerous Woo nd Steel En-
cravings
This Is, confesselly, the most complete work on Ae.
rculture ever published and in order give it wider
low price of
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes
When sent by mail Gost paid California and Ore
Gon the price will be 81 To every other part of the
Union and 10 Cana Ia lpostpad.) So Th, work is not
the 'oll Boo, of the Farm
- Remances for any Of the above publications
should ALWAYS be addressed post paid the publishers
LEONARD SCOTT & co.
March 20-f M "a Gold street Now yorL
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NOTICE
To Tax PAYERS.

'INHE tate and County Taxes ere now du o
AL n. Ass'-+,I"ut Bpl is any hands for cai
lection and according Act to provide Rvcnuc f,r
m" state nf California approved April 18th. 1857 that
an 1llton OF i"e pes cent shall b., lDI from afte
the thrl Mp15as of October Isl Tax PAYERS will do
well to in and nav th.r Taxes fore Thar time
". BoRINti. Sn.,if Nevada Co
Nova "A Net -hrr >. f--7
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Quit Drinking Pois onous Liquors.
Patent Improved Process for Making
All Kinds OF Liquors d Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, by the use of
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

LACO I Ii > ESSEN L 18L O1LS.
These oils obtained by dstilation at the Chemca
Laboratory, Parish of Jefferson Of Pierre acow author
oil lacour's Chemical Analyos, Lacour's Chemical ma
nlpulatons Lacour the Manuta ture of Liquors. &c
Purchasers particularly request to return the
perfect satisfaction
LACoUR's OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirit
to superior imitation Of Imported Brandies viz
Otard, Nazerac Marett Coguac, Pmlltney, Segnette
United Vineyard Proprietor- Castillion and London
Dock Brandies These Liquors VIII have full fruty
daVor and beautiful. sparkling color Common Recti-
fed Wits ey will be changed ~ the Of the oil
Cognac II New York Brandy, Pine Apple Brandy, Com
mon Cognac Brandy &c.
LACoUR's OIL OF RYE changes Rectifed Whisky
to Monongahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Wits
key, Bourbon Whiskev. &c
on OF CEDRar changes common Rectifed Wits
KEY toold Irish Malt Whisky and superior article
OIL or PEiCH changes common Whiskey to vir-
gina Peach Brandy &c. OIL Of Peach and Oil of Cognac
Will convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.
hiL Or ON eonve t. the poor - Whiskey to Hol
Ia d Gin Sehedam schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, Ed
LAcoUR's C0ycENTR4TED 4cID will. in five
hours after being mixed change five gallons of good
Vinegar ana twenty five gallons ofwaer hi ty gal
Ions Of the most acid Vnegar that can be found in the
market. By the of Lacour's Concentrated Acid
vinegar can be made for dollar and sixty per
FOR MIXING LIQUORS Iacour's Oils require no
prea atIon-onlv pour the oil into the Whskcy and
shake we'll The Liquors thus made will have fine
ufai ar fun rich OILY taste beautiful transpar-
et color and fine bead Lacour's oils exert three dis
tpc properties in erting whisky bran,y
GIN &c. The first property combines with and su5sd,s
IN he form of hocuent PARTICLES the whole of the rain
OIL (Amyic Ncoho) The Whiskey is thus deprived of
that peculiar rrita ting and burning taste and becomes
mu'iagirous imported the liquor which rem
ttrS 9eii'" and ''rts m ,ppearanee OF great
the tlrd prop IS aSii trd in the rich vinous mutt,
o1or that Is imrirt to the liquor, which reude dis
tlneton from the q ne brands impossible.
These oils are PIT "p in quart TASKS each flask con
talns sufficient oil fey making three hundred gallons of
liquor. Full an cn-nrchcnsive directions accompany
the bottles Price 81, per bottle.
sale at the Of Charles
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San Francisco Advertisements

ATWIIL & co.
Sheet, Gard and Book Music,
Piano E9oYteS.
And otLer Musical Iustruments
GTRlNGS and Reeds. for Niolins, Guitars Clarionels
~ AcA Sc. Also--alarse wholesale stock of
\ y G d 4 y D T o s
Billiard Balls, Wax and Cue LcatherS. Flags of all
nations taxing Gloves. &c sc Together with all kinds
o. Yankee Notlos. useful amusing
Goodt packed with great care and forwarded with
prom ItlcsS
Al orders should nion by what boat or Express Co
the goods requI e." t. be stnt
mch-@7 a VIII & 90 l52 Wasrretor St
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/. SCOTT & CO.'S
REPRINT or THIS
5sysF'TE&13 E-sEDD3TA AIS.
The Farmers Guide.

Great Reduction in Price ofIatter Publication
I SCOTT & CO, NEW YORK. continue to pnb.
i. Esh th' following H-iti5h Periodicals viz:
l. The London Quarterly
Conservative
2. The Edinburgh Review (Whig.)
3. The North British Review
Gree Church.)
4. The Westminster Review
(Liberal.)
5. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
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DEARL BARLEY. Just received and for sale by
T. ELL4RD BEANS 4 o. - Brord s-cs.
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Fam ure, , ding. &c.
Wholesale & Retail

w hOIeSaie q Retail
= -. -----.sszsgA J. T. PID w ELL informs his old
u>tomerS and the public generally
that he has just returned from the East and has resn
n business
40 Washington Street, San Francisco
From the arrangements he was enabled To make with
Of the principal Houses in New York and Boston
viii be kept in constant supply with the best Good
this market. aul With What ne intends manuftc-
Will be enabled i'll all orders he may be favored
with.
He would take this opportunity inform those Of The
Trade that Wish order direct from the East IL
he prepared 70 transmit their orders and afford them
facilities to procure any goodsthey may desire.
Samples of Furniture, Looking Glasses and Bedding
with variety OF Upholstery Goods such Plush II air
Cloth Webbing and Leut's Patent Spiral Springs for
Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs, and assor mcnt Of
CABINET HARDWARE.
ne will also be inrcceip ofnvoices of Goods which he
will dispose Of at a small advance
Het crcfore feels confident be able to give salts
all those who may be DESTROYS of purchasing
ither At Who'll sale retail
Rptnember-l40 W shington street.
an Francisco June 26, ISL
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HiGfalIi,sge remedy onthe EIartF


ID BABCOCK Wholesale Druggist.
No - Dl'l' street. between Clay aHi Washington
san Frarci~ca
General Agent for Paeifr Coast Oregon x :udic T,ds
2 Also for sale By Druggists generally tArougho
California and the Atlantic States
Agent-Dr. JOHN LAEE Nevada city ianlGtf
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lDi Tins California Butter just received and 5r
IOohy T. ELL1RD BEiyS.5 CO . Broad 3
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DIR. JOHN LARK.
N.ArE(sNAE. EsO'gEE.

Has been appointed gent for Gregory's Btters in
vaTa courtv
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-10-31

CALIFoRNIA NEws.-We give below lit
tie additional intelligence by the Northc IN
Light which brought San Francisco dates to
Sept. 81.
The official result of the State electio n
had been declared in most of the countless
The total vote polled was some $4,000 be-
hind that of the preceding election.
The result shows a majority for John b.
Weller, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, II 900 over both Bowie, (American)
and Stanly, (Rcpublican) nominees. The
latter leads his Know Nothing competitor
1000 votes. The Legislature is Overwhelm-
ing Democratic.
The people have resolved to pay the State
debt-by majority of ID 900 against re
pudiation :" but have also refused to call
State Convention to revise the Constitution.
A majority of all the votes cast was necessa.
nv to ensure Convention-but so great was
the Indifference on this important question,
that moiety only of the people voted on it
at all.
Mining operations throughout the State
were carried on vigorously as ever.
The various fuming companies on the rIv-
ers were getting fairly to work in the beds OF
the streams, and many of their enterprises
were resulting successfully.
The crops throughout the State had gener-
ally been gathered in excellent condition.
Immigrants by the overland route were
pouring into the State in great numbers
The number of women and children, as also
stock, was unu sually great. The great ma
jority of the trains had more or less difficult
ty with Indians.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a

WASHINGTON, Oct "a.
So far from the British cabinet having
under discussion the propriety of the recall
of the troops from India, as reported by an
alleged letter from Mr.. Dallas, it is, at the Ia
test accounts received this afternoon, about to
make renewed exertions for the suppression
of the mutiny. The statement may be made
on authority that it is not the intention of the
British Government to have recourse to for
eign enlistments in the present emergency,
though it is sensible of the good intention of
many parties who have offered their services
in India.
The Virginia Synod of the Presbyterian
Church have adopted the report of the Com
m!ttee presented yesterday, recommending
withdrawal from the General Assembly in
consequence of the action of that body on the
slavery question. The vote was 80
against 3.
The nays were Messrs. Sunderland and
Haskill, of Washington, and Dunning, of
Baltimore. The Synod adopted a resolution,
approving the resolutions adopted by por-
ton of the church, which lately met in Rich
mond, and pledging itself to cordially cooper
ate in the organization of the united Synod Of
the Presbyterian Church.
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a.
The British Government will take no steps
in the Nicaragua transit, except in commune
ton with the United States. None of the
alleged contracts with Costa RIGA on this
subject has been made with the courtenancc
of England. Of all this tour government is
we'll informed.
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Work.

81 wish 1 was rich, and not obliged to
learn trade. have to be so punctual-al-
ways at the shop in season." said John Haw-
kins, in grumbling, discontinued tone, to
his mother.
"rhere's Sam Mead, his father is so rich
be does not have to work; and there is Ich-
abod Sampson, he don't have to do anything
unless he's mind to, but l have to work"
John talked as if he thought it was great
hardship; and have known other boys who
seemed other boys who seemed to regard
working in the same light.
1t is a false light, boys, and is sure to mis-
lead and ruin you Let us look at the mat
ter moment OF the COS convicts now in
the Ohio Penitentiary, 400, or nearly 25 per
cent have no trades, and 257 cannot read or
write.
What lesson does this teach us That ed
ucation and regular occupation are the two
great elements of SUCCESS. Moral training is
of course important. But without habits of
| Industry grated on regular occupation, the
perlls of the young are fearful. Almost any
trade is better than none. Some trade, call
ing or profession, should be thoroughly learn
ed. 1t occupies the mind, curbs the pass
ions, and tasks the faculties of youth. 1t
prevents your running to ruin. A good ed
ucation, habits of industry, and useful call
ing, are of far greater price than the greatest
''prtunc without these qualities, for it is these
" Iich make the man.
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"The Vote on Governors

The Pioneer of yesterday endeavors t.
keep up it's courage by attacking our Gig
ures." 1t says we place "Browa County at
200 majority for Sibley, while the returns in
the Secretary's office show over 800 majority,
with one or two Democratic precincts to
hear FROM Now the returns in the Secre-
tary's office show just what we have them
placed at in our table, and no more and they
are perfectly silent as to the zone or two
Democratic precincts to hear from.''
The Pioneer further ssys that we have
Goodhue too high for the Republicans, and
Stearns not high enough for Sibley. If that
is the case, neighbor, why don't you publish
the vote and prove your assertions? The
Pioneer also believes that Ramsey's majority
in Freeborn Winona, Olmstead and Steel
will be reduced by the official vote. We
DON'T And then PemJina is to be heard
from, and on that they place the greatest re-
liance-yes, Pembina that could n OF poll 80
votes in June, is relied upon to wipe out the
700 majority that Ramsey has in the rest of
the State. Mons rerons.
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Material FOR RoNANcE.-A lette r from
frlcnl informs us of the marriage at 'altl'
more. CT two of the rescued from the G. en-
trail America" Both parties became mutu-
ally attached to one another on board the
steamer, and on the very evening preceding
the disaster sealed their affection with tho
usual "vow.' When the gale came on and
the panic was at its height the young lady
threw herself in his arms, and with a gallan-
try quito becoming the romantic OCCASION the
gentleman impressed her brow with one of
Tenny sons patent ''soul-sent" kisses, and
:ssid" her over into the first boat that was
10 vered. He saved himself on plank Up
on arriving at Norfolk the lovers met. But
the young nan appeared strange. He had
lost his valise, and all his money. The young
lady assured him that money was nothing
The young man shook his head and looked
sad as much as to say-"now, maybe you
think 500 But, said his devoted one, L have
enough. Fear not. Father has two hund,
red thousand. All! gasped the afllanced
bridegroom, 1--WE speak novel fas.ion to give
Bonner chance to make point and he
looked extremely philosophical, but said no
more. They suddenly vanished, and we sup.
nose are now enjoying all the blessings OF
matrimonial, &C., &c.-Paersburg (VG.) ES'
press.