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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11
REFERENCES.

Mai. ]. MARSHALL McCuE Mt Scion, Va.
Col JOHN b. BALDWIN, Staunton, Va.
JOHN HERRING, Esq, Bridgewater, va.
Rev. c. GEORGE, Cupeper Courthouse, va.
Rev. DABNEY WHARTON Spottsylvania, county, va
RICHARD Nj. SMITH, Esq, Va. Sentinel, Alexa, va
PEAcHY R. GRArrAN, ESQ, Richmond, va.
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NOISY GREEK ACADEMY, AUGUSTA

.Nl COUNTY, YA-The Fifth Session OF TINS A
cademy will commence Wednesday, the I'd Of Sep
TENDER, 1857, and close the 25th of June, 1885, ;.
The course of instruction will include the Enghsh,
German French Italian, Latin and Greek Languages
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, &c
There is a Cabinet of Minerals, large Her6arl9m,
Philosophical Apparatus &C., for the use OF the Stu
dents.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, including everything, $lSo-SsV
10 be Maid the LIST of September and 800 the 1s OF
February -, ,,o...-
For Circulars, &C., address the Principal, at Messy
Creek, Va L. D. WHILE, frincipai'
Iuly 90 1871
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11

TLETT'S WORM PLUMs.- We wish to call
n pariealar attention to this article 1t has been
in use several years. and has given entire satisfaction
They are palaabie and inviting to children they are
certain and safe in their operation purgatye is re-
ouired in connection with their use; they never fail
when used according to directions. For sale by
LINK 4 Kinney,
Stapnton Sent. Q 1857 Chemists & Druggists.
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j. HARROLD

THoMAs ]. sTARKE, BOOKSELLER AN D
Stationer, No. SO Main Street. opposite the St.
Charles Hotel. Richmond Va, has always on hand,
choice selection of Miscellaneous Works-Theologi.
ca Classical Moral, and Religious and the mos ap.
proved School Books. A fine assortment Of Paper,
Pens Ink, Portmonies, &C., for sale at low prices.
Richmond, Feb 81. ls57.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11

JAS. @. HUNT. d. r.. HUNT
lEUNT & BROTHER, GENERAL CoMMIS-
sion Merchants, Cary, between 18th and 18th cts
Richmond, Va, solicit consignments of Flour Wheat
Tobacco and Produce generally and james G. Hunt
hls had seven years experience in the Wheat ana
Flour Trade.
They give prompt personal attention to all consign-
luens-muke quick sales and prompt returns.
kichmo d. keb. %. IS57.--lY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-11-11

~ CREW & SON, STEAM SOAP AND CAN
v. die Manufacturers 9Th st.,near Va Central Rail
road Depot, Richmond, Va, keep constantly on HAND
large stock of Refined Summer Candles suitable fol
this market to which the attention OF Che trade Is re
spectfully called.
LET All articles of our manufacture warranted.
CASH given for Tallow and all kinds OF Grease
Richmond, Feb. %, 1857.-1y
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EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.-TI

subscriber having bought out the interest Of 5.
ID. ELKAN in the establishment of LowENsrEIN Ell,
KAN will hereafter carry the business at the old
FAIL, AND WINTER CLOTHING, the largest and
finest ever brought to this market. His stock embra-
ces Fine Cloth Goats of every description Business
Goats, ClOaks Nantes, Ragans, and other oyereoats
an endless variety of Panaloons from tns nnes. 10
cashmere cloth &C., &C., of all colors and styles Al
so, Hats, Caps Cravats Stocks Handkerchiets, Gen
tlemen's Gloves and Shawls, Trunks Carpet Bags,
Pocket Books, Revolyers &C., &c Also very ex x
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
Gentlemen of the town and country are respectfully re-
ouested to call and see-nO charge for showing the
goods whether sales are made or not
~. Country merchants will be supplied on as good
terms as they can purchase in any of the cities;
ABRAHAM L0WENSTEIN.
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TOVES.-Receiyed this day, Oct. II, 1857, q fine
= assortment of Fairy Queen Parlor Stoves. Also
on hand full supply Of Cooking, Box and Ten Plate
Stoves, which will be sold at hENNED1S
New Hardware Store, under Union Hall.
Siaunfon Oct. 0l. 1857.
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@ HOEMAKERS' MATERIAL, WHEEL SPoKES.
- Shafts Hubs, &C., for sale by
ID. w. KENNEDY,
Main Street, under Union Hall.
Sto.o4ou Cant a 1897
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n A. STRECKER, APoTHECARY, DRUGGIST
site Old Market, Richmond, Va,-Prescriptions put
up with the greatest precision and neatness Chemi-
cal Preparations and Analizations made with care
and accuracy Country merchants are requested to
examine his stock of American, German and French
Drugs, Fancy Articles, &C., most of which are below
Northern prices Medicine Chests replenished on lib
| eral terms.
| Richmond, Feb %, 1S57.-1y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

STRANGE and ludcrous affairs often hap
PEI among the iashionabi,s at the watering
places. A correspondent Of the Baltimore
Republican. relates the following:
The bathing house for tbs ladies il stu.
ated but q short distance from that for gen
tlemen, and through the open pailing you
have ia.at ginpses OF the NaIades who, if
the water it STILL are by no meats still ii EN-
selves, but keep mp a perpetual splashing
aud squealiDg, which lrghten the crabs and
fish entirely ont of tho sea. Your readers
have doubtless heard of the Georgia Uni.
form-a shirt COLA and pair of spurs.
We saw this morning. a lady's dress Of
similar character This beautiful contri-
vance was skeleton dress--composca OF
three hoops fastened together q, the distance
OF foot apart by tape strings, the upper
rim or hoop coming up to the waist of the
wearer and the others hanging by the strings
at the distance below which we have named.
The young lady who wore this comfortable
apIarti, Iai thrown over Il light Wrapper
which had been smoothed down IN front, but
was gracefully Topped up or lodged upon the
upper hoop behind presenting q cool and
graoefa! drapery a Ia ven,s or the Greek
S!avs--tlr's appareled, our modern We
nus started for the bathing house, the OBJ
served Of aii Observers. Some Of the Ia
dies who fingered behind, not being sufii-
clently inbuei with the hove of the classic,
sent for her aud brought her buck, making
her conform rather more to modern notions.
Bat the incident called up hearty guiIaw
from the unclassic males, and produced an
extra amount OF sqocaling in the ladies'
bathing house. That, Messrs Editors, was
the incident Of the day.'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

iloyds Weekly snms il up He may be
4 magistrate, but he may not be a member.
He my help in administering the laws
OF The county, bat be may not assist in
making them.
lie may be received a court, but he may
not be admitted into Parliament.
He may serve IN jury. but he may not
sit on a committee
lie may practice at the bar, but he may
not appear, unless summoned as a witness,at
the bar Of the House OF Commons.
He may vote TO return representatives If
Tire Collective Wisdom, but he NAV rot,
clever and qualified as he may he. be a rep
resen'at've Of tnas Collective Wisdom linn.
SIT.
lie may take an oath in any cart OF Iaw,
and his oath ii received and respected hut
he may not take al oath such a. wouli a.
los aim 10 sat by the side Of 5pooner Bow
yer, or Drummond in the old Hall Of -.
Stephens
Tie may be lord mayor Of the wcal,hiest
city IN the world, bnt he may not take u seat
IN the House of Commons a the representa-
I've Of the sonic place.
He may end the Gogcrnmen. as many
millions a. il wants. but he may not though
lu.y elected, vote under penalty u $500,
for each vote for any committee ofsppply
lie maE nc made peer, bnt stili he may
not, IN he righ, and 'ile Of that pceragc,
81 IN the same house as Christian lor3s
Anl, lastly granting for the absur'i:y
o' The t'.ull tic justice OF the cry that tie
J2w, il alm!ttol viii unchrst!an2 rarla-
mant, such az admission naturally resolves
i Elf into tas
y Jew may uHchristisni1e the army. the
bench, The lar 'he mayoralty, the sestry,
al oOf COATS IL 'rstice our prisons. our pc.
ice oiiiccs, cur peu,t. uiiafics, our hospitals,
or char o. our banks our exchanges. oar
largest commercial COMPANIES, bat 81 please
tbs coro8eltsd pigs'-he may no. 50 long rs
England In. reason 10 thank Heaven that
there i L House OF Lords, unchristlanlle the
Houses ol legislature
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
1."'i Of "a Fast Young KcntueEian,

The New Orleans Crescent, Of the Sd
contains the following sad story:
We mentioned, about u week ago, that A
young maa named Presley McFail stabbed
himself m Is house OF iIlrcputc on Dfyades
street, hDd had 10 be taken to the Charity
Hospital lie died On Saturday, not FROM
the elects Of Tx wouna, bat from the eff;scta
@! hard drinking, under the Influence Of
winch IN Inflicted it. His story is a brief
one, bat moral might be drawn from it.
ne was kentucki4n, only ~ years of age.
and came to this city list winter, full of the
youthful appetite for excitement, and with a
pocket tnit OF money. He gave himself up
TO last living two Inns 0i which. wine ard
women, brought Nim down. Il. il said tia,
from ite time Of his arrival here TO lig death,
he s4aAndered upward Of go 900. At last,
when he becamc boatcd with drink, and his
money FAILED. the painted bawd who had
beiied him ou 20 destruction, deserted linn,
aad reiased 20 s,nile on him more. rxas
poratcri, be drew his knlfc and attemutel 10
AL hcr--did wound hr slightiy-ani then
attempted 10 hill himself The faale We
gave al the beginning of this report.
lhOugh hc exhausted his means here. The
'uekless young uan is said 10 have still
oWn"d property amounting to i3rtaue. in
h!s native State.
KrNAHAS NArcu ~ \ METHODIST MIS-
isrER. Considerable stir has been occasjop-
ei IN the village Of Port Chester AMI yicin
i'y II consequence Of Res. Nr. Porteous,
OF tue Methodist Episccpa, Church. Stan.
wen Conn. having elopad with Miss
Tine, daughter Of james Pine, % King
-'feet. Gear Fort Chester Young LADY Of
about Il yeags Of age, ana Of prcposss sing
appearance, They got married in New
Work without the girls father being con
suited N The matter. A. Jar az tie facts
have been ascer'aincl, It appears Tie youn,
AGy recently leit home 90 Il visit 70 some
friends in PougAktvpsie. and on THURSDAY
ast she made pXcuse for ab.entng herself
fpr tie day without occasionjns any snspj-
cion among her frieads IS to her intentions.
ca The evening II the same ,Iay. he above
ramtd .cnrnd gentlemen 4ceanpaaiel bv
his uaN trlde, reached lie housc II q frianl
at Pori ,hcster. and. ..at.er par.ak.r.y Z.
come rc'o>hm1ts. the happy com,le lei, IN
: carriage Tor StAawich. and he following
morning The marriage Of he runaway match
was dlly cAronlc!cd IN on' Of the city d;.ies,
wash is said 10 he the tirst ntiination the
brides father hsj RI what kai betn going
on Il j. uEd, rs;ocI hat be "a greatly III,
ctuscu The course pursued Icy his clerical
soaiG-.av. wh'a ih2 yogng ladies Of Stan.
w'gb. aod particularly those in Tbs habit ot
attending toe Methods, Church ut that
place, we're 10 lesa as'orisLci uth the 40.
pearaGcr Of a Mrs Portcas Among them -
) ~ NM n.anAlntr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

The o.iosia- eeuac. froal letter Of q
BRITISH fStor "a lp.]ia showing bow Z!
mrtuots VIZ, treated ~ Ptshapa- makes
Is sei shat bar1arities 4re nor wholly COT
iaed 10 ,Le ~spoy sidt
\ iofce q Europeans wjth gurs Was
a-r' rouai Ii, 'or. onc ~ which Mefr,lsu.
v..s Atld ~ the 18th nsiive Infantry. 10
ogm ma..Ev t'iey tried 10 escape sheu our
tre, sY-Nar ], ard some got o.f 70 Saa',
She gia, vsre rladc p,i.oaeH 80 weru
aI.cl ca tho SPOT ;a.ild,g 5 satire ,iice.
1T . ee4ouscnt rot IL UVijav, v.h5 c.u'i not
act SIS Il WAS entered Otte-s yer. ,,i,en
into 'he hJs arj ss.lcl rs 'h- hi.msn. 8
p'iee u 10 rup-s bcag SIT IN tla- ,cad-.
lhe to'orel o. Jhis re-.nsn, bA.w o,.t tie
hga,Es ia disgust At he matiny The yil.
Hans k,p. their 5iicrrs ia c0nfnsasrS NJ /
toi1 them Il hey jfle,, Ia escape tAav woi,.
roast 'htja alive. Trey did, however. man
see 70 escape, .ae ,pfee ,aop weut anl
dgsarmel 81. tha oIller ~ men, ,g Toe orr
Nad .i',,d tie district
soa4e q shc 900 p-.sogs ~ q Ghc 55tA
Ia e t.eu 'y;Si aid We b.tw ay', 4 t.,csE.
away fsom car guns. IN the y srroe 81 h
Ns'0,e forc> thee days ago--a as.Gl but
. 7's9sayy example SAich las i-g'k terror
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into their sogls. Three sides OF square
were formed. ten guns pointing outwards,
the sentence Of the court was read, a prison
c. bound to each gun, the signal given. and
the salvo fired. oach scene hope never
again to witness human heads, trunks, legs,
arms, &c, fyisg sbout in all directions.
Al met their fate with Ermness but two.
who would NOT be tied Up ; SO to save time
they were dropped 10 the ground and their
brains blown out by musketry.
Trials are going on, md the mutineers
will never forget the lesson taught at Pesh-
awur II is tot my business to contrast or
compare with scenes elsewhere trust and
believe We have done what lu,y demands.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
" hssIIsTbs. aug. %.

~ fHAfss'N'ffAfa NN'FN' 49,
The interior Department tas recsjyedin-
,eItgence from rtisnbie gentleman ani IA
giiiye woman. Chat brigham Young II pre-.
pairing for Gsn Harvey. ard hat he has re
IaIaed into tbs groesa' iniide'ity, and con.
Times ~ bold up TIC government Of the
United States - tho supreme contempt Of
the Mormons
Among the dispatchfl received by the
government il tho correspondence between
ere Of or naga officers eHd the Govern
tocnt Of s;,neapore relative 10 his ordering
oar lag 10 e baui'gi down by British Of
foer from The j,uleh bark Henrietta Maria.
which hal been abandoned by her officers
and most oi her cfew and been taken pos
session Of by the 'nasiar Il an American
snip,
Gov, Fiuuiell earnestly disclaima any
want Of respect 10 tho American Tag and
rights Of American citizens, IN tbs s.,Is he
felt il 10 be hia duty to take bat the mat
tar does nor here terminate The bark was
delivered 10 the government Ut the Neither
lands IN ndie. "a the ground lint the ve,-
sells being Daic'i the Chinese Coolies found
on board of her, II innocent NJ mu,iuy, hal
n clam on the osporv. ifguil'y, they were
punishable only b. the Datch criminal
c0liftrii
The sale Of Delaware Kansas Indian
Trust Lands yielded over a5s7 900
Tho Siaies learps on The best authority,
that about two ,ears since an American
merchant named l,obno,. residing al For
mosa, had go.sei e.zeh by the Chinese
authorities, and same aci was suhaeluently
repeated. although he had permission from
chinese officials to keep the Ana rican flag
living over tie establishment.
This being reported 10 Com Armstrong,
be- despatched CAPT. Simons with directions
that he Shooii remain there and keep
tbs American coIofs flying until he hHd
further 0rde,s This occurrence WA not
thought by he Nayy Department 10 be Il
matter Of e0nsequ nee, nor can II he con
siruod 10 an adoption by this government OF
q system OF sepriAais on departure rom
the neutrality We have eodras0rtd to main
tain Ia tbs thiueee sets
The Secretary Of the navy has determined
.o shorten the crusse OF national vessels from
'hreo 10 two years
II "a expected ~ ih' means mat more
etticent men viii h. induced 70 enter our ma
"a, service,
New OrleAns 3atca Of tho | 5th Inst, are
al hand
rhe cotton crops IN louisiana coatiauo
bad
Galveston papors gjvo returns from ~
coualies IN Texas. showing that kunyisle,
Democratic candidate Tor Governor, ia 1900
ahead
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

The Washington cor spondcu, of the
Philadelphia Is7urer in a tate letter 10
that penar, says:
T. Nh" n.ud Of almost every person who
Wits fhe aow bells Of Congr - IL the Cap;.
tol cNtensloa the question naturally arse.
Whers u tue ar 10 come from, The two
rooms are literally in the center Of the
binding, wide corridors and committee.
rooms intervening between them and tie
outer walls, 50 that al chauce for cnrrcpts
Of al. Is DESTROYED 10 obriate this dr.
Guilty. taTd4in AJigs hiss hii uron rev
ap4 oricln7i theory IL ventilation which he
5 determined 30 test fuo matter what L
cosss. SO long ~ Unc!c SaB 'Vys for It
Ills plan 7>asts in forcing etlarrn Of ali
into ;a space between the c,iljag and 'lc
-rot by EeaHs IL large ian WORKED by
steam. q7'as 10y 'hj. pnrTssc hl'ov
shaa. IT, az w ds-gp4 70 bring u q
proper rip-ra.Ave b., passing +; through
hot wa'sT ,fs or iets 81 ico water as tie
'aSon ,aay r-5uIrc. Iho ort,8g basng
sog; al ret - rs. be calculates ;iat The laa1-
uiac,a7l air a.l gain adm si9n 60 the
room t-ouch the iate-s.ic.s ard iisr'aca
,'.e ioalar atmaspaere threggh orsbings at
;be bott 4 tise walls.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
Nt~sa tst Election.

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p,,,.,,',s.I ,i..fi;.' - ri
two - ratirS, ~ viii he se,,r bV the table.
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-. -. - 49,
49," "''''".t ",n' s'@f' 'o'!
eaF' F"iN th'. .n''A ~, t"'ng H.
or Pol majority tur Folk owe! both ui his
,n,ps, titup,-S, I'm p,a,.st.... f,+3
: ,:t ikTkR- ha H,ge.gia ~ frlav
tl., nfsl. hastAt C,.la,ia,r.
i1,6 returns 80 Say 10 10. ts ,h, story.
nat, county --.Gi.,aUy hr,pl fr,u, A.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
LATE NEWS.


ANS AaRoa, AaV 10
Our city was thrown into fever "A ex.
cisomen, hy an oai sags petTetfated last eee-
n.ng Osae ii our citizs1m, \, VI Holden,
having reserved IN your city $500 returned
10 the train that arrived heso q, aooa,
7. NJ. and while going fran ,he cars b. bis
res,le,eo aeur The western FMS og oEir city.
Wa ST upon by two saiiiaa. nhp threw biui
down, AID robbed him II hin Fnoney, anl
thea. 10 stiiie his cries Tor help, shot him in
the chest. He IA alive jet, and acme faint
hopns are entertained 81 his recovery.
4 pubic meeting of the cilizgfs has been
he,d ami committee appointed ~ fsfrct
oat, If possible and bring 10 Jeutice, the ruf
iians Who wese guilty Of tils n"iarioHs des1i.
The Sheriff u oar county has offered r.
ward oi $500 for their apprehension AID
conviction.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

This bold bat woman, as she has not
been inaptly called, ia deserm.ne,l 10 die
gs;aa, II w0ald seem. The telegraph, the
other Jag. advised ia thai the Surrogate hal
decided against her claim To either the name
oF the property q the late Dr. RraDKfL-
thas leaving her, - .he public first found
her, plain Mrs. t4sstsGaAa.
The sarroga;e's decision. in ial, has since
~. lied us; bu, il is Of too great length
for oar columus. The following are the
cl,isf points unIn which The decision Of
slat o,fcer u8ts
+. Ihe marriage was csndestiae, and thef.
Is 40 presumption Ia favor Of = secret marriage,
ns .tLar preceded " followed By cohAbita;i5A.
l. The clergyman selected vas unknown to
the parties.
3. The place sppoiated as dislan, feom the
deGeaents residence.
{. The only a!tE.ss chosen to be present was
one ~ he daughters 81 .he claimant
., ThH ~ituasa Is eoniradicted By her own
statements, Node under oath a. diiisrent times,
aa1 by other evidence.
G. The certificate IT the marriage affords no
evidence a. idc0t3ehlon.
!, The certificate is incorrect a. 10 the name
Of tbs dscsdent, and ev.nc9s iguoi anCe or err or
7 - 10 the place n his nativity.
! e. Tbere were saspieiogs circumstances a.
tending he / alaAc tlou.
: . The marriage va, M, coHfidel by the
e!AimAGt 70 any member Of her family saYe
! one
/ To- There vas 40 private OF public &c. or &C
kDog .eagmt ~, 10 coh4hiiaLon. bu. Die alleged
parties lived as single persons,
, IL. On tbe part OF the claimant there were
! confidential reiat.oos with anotAe person IN re-
speei ~ whom the aeceden' charged improper
Intimacy.
a. fbe terms Of the aeltienan, Of tie suite
aGsfsti 10 Ht-s ref " !iIe arsris:. aTT ii Wit
ing and escis8c the assertion Il other terms.
- TIE MAJ iage took pl0c, after tie settle
msut had been concluded and carried ont
II. The claimant executed written nstru.
nsnt "a the desu32a, ia her uYa name. after
the maFliargc. she assigned Judgment, be
/ drew check 80 her order. %he endorsed Il,
aud he swcfe 3, the affidavit, Ia all which she
was fItacr bed by her own name.
Is. Al the setu msut ~ha stipulated Tor a
new lease Of Tao aoaas.
-. shortly before the dece1eutI death she
released all cs9s3B Of action, and abandoned
her agreements Tor lease,
II Ho spoke u her sith cousamely and re-
preach, and ina !e repeated declarations ss@!ns,
marriage
T. he was determined To compel her 10
leave tue promise, aud rev. leasa - another
party was ahout to be executed,
II, The marriage was iirst announced after
biz death.
1t j. stated tlat Ibis decision is Mt, Of
uoccssiiy final tut Mr.. ccSu>an,s las Q
right 10 appeal to the supreme Court
General Term Naen il royolvcs on the liTee
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
"BgipE 1T THE MiSNF.HA.HA.'


Bride upon thy marriage day.
Where the /" laughing waters" play,
Whence tia. sadly Thoughtful mood,
Leaning CT the flashing food?
Whence that ,imid tear, the while,
Chasing from thy lip the smile
Thus would Mime ha la sigh.
VIII her lover standing by .
Bfide. along The wa,ers bright,
Listening 10 the aaptiai rite.
Vows 20 one my young hopes cling,
Sealing with golden ring
Why should clouds along thy brow
shadow moments such a. how
A6 methiBks thy voice hear.
It's for him my father near
" f~thef yes for thee fsigh
Thou art sraes--and 50 au :
l~-ffom earliest dawn the child
Der whose cough Thy lip Las epl'd
Ever through my tender years
Whispering words 20 check ny tears
~ II strange they a.osr should stray
IaoC--io gn that child away z"
BRIDE thy tear thcg need e not check,
- a's,-''t .Is- ~ 'se'G 'rrsr-ss %
Leaving thus affection $ home
Mid another sphere 10 roam
Tho aeyotion's NEED thoa prove,
" ho may ind parents tower
Thine hehcefortli, 2 troubled spell,
Hapataa bride farewell.
FALLS OF THs M NJ HAMA, Thursday Ever
*, August u,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

UA'IFAN, Aug. :

Tbs r. NJ Steamship America, captain
long from Liverpool, On Saturday. the
i3.h mg. auiv,l NJ th,s I,or, q, an ,ary
hour ,i@ woriin- The atwa by tbs
steamer IL thr.c days. laicr from Europe.
and B, OF the h.Ehe,t Importance
tte A'iant,, Telegraph "a we rs gre; T.
s1E = taiIuus o. ''n morning Of The tjh
u-t when 5}> ujs~ west from tba Irish
caa g. the cable touke The yc~srb sers
ra.ucaog 10 England with 'ae fsma9ig e
tbe cahs still over 2OeI m'lc~ Tn length
aul pe'hals sahoicut ~ ante jhc tvo csnt,
ucNla
The ii'r''ofs wsv' sangu3H ~ ultimate
success, rentt.uc, Was 10 hc u "a Ia
lor!op eo che l'lh jnst iot the parr,>g oi
determining Whether 'o 20 on imuelm o}
with The ha,ABcv 90 ia, cable. oy Wat lbt,I
another ltnlalcf.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

Tues S.Esrf ts>rA.iss IS lAa.ag he,
ae eek bra.cl lssso VIVA hal a,;c mrtpl 90
teach Qsce Nls,o.ia 20 sirg, ire'Eeatly a.
mc1fei tha', from lhcc sfgs! cHsss he bsd
btca ynable to uslc her anything q a yo-
eali,t--e-s' b. bs,i as rvaor n,At ~ hAl
200 az anl lastly she haf 80 1-prr d h.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

CmCA8o, bug q.
About ak o'cloe.. las. evening a terrific
hurricane passed over Woodland. " tseog3in,
destroying every ho'ise n the place
Mr. Fox. station ageus, ~aa rIn over AID
instantly a,iiol ia efieayorin2 10 stop rome
freight card which the eipd lad get n mo-
ton
Tie railroad track was also considerably
damaged