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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18

| - college, street.
Silk and Dress Goods Department.
In this department will be found all the novelties Of III
| seas1n.
Brocado, from cheap to the most costly,
F P2ds2 snd Stripes SG 90 do DO DO DO DO DO
! Plain cord Pou de Louis for day and evening,
! Marselines Gro de- Nap and Millinery slks,
| Satins ali widths, eOOrs and qualities
| Bishof's Black Gro de Rhinss,
Black Paris and Lyons Tafe,as, cheap,
do Fig'd silks, premier designs,
do Royal Mourning Pou de Loire,
do Armurrs lsPahan and Gro de Antique,
Rich SILK Robes for Dinner and Evening,
Rich rege Robes, Georgia Cashmere and PomPadOur
organdy Rdbss from parH cold to full ehintI,
New and exquisite designs in MusIns, Baregss and Jae-
Plain Jaconets in all oolars,
Rich and magnificent designs in all Of the above,
All descriptions Of Travelling Dress Goods.
Lace and Embroidery Department
Rich French worked CsPes,
Sets wsrkcd Collars and Sleeves,
Breakfast sets in cambria and isConsl,
Sets Scotch work for travelling,
French work and lace Caps for old ladies,
An immense stock OF swiss and aeonet edgngs and IN
swiss Jaconet and Dimity aounces plain, and highly
Ten thousand Novelties that cannot be named
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here Stock will excel in Yariey. Ths assortment will
BE- Great, Rich and Complete. We shall keep
CHLDRES's, WOMEN AND MEMS HOSE AND HALF
HOSE.
MernO SILK aHd Cotton Vests and Drawers for Children
Women and Men.
Alexandre aud Josephine Kid Gloves
Linen and Miscellaneous Department,
We keep complete assortment and Of the best max es
Irish Linens, Lawns and Cambrics,
Printed Linens and JacOnsts for Children,
In ali descriptions Of Goods for children, stock will
be choice.
Cacos and Domestic COttons very large and cheap as
sOrtmBHt,
Mantillas, Shawls and Scarfs,
Of every desirable fabric, India French, Vienna and Bril-
sh. Every DESCRIPTION Of Garments Will be offered this
department.
House Furnishings.
Huck Towels, plain and Gamssk borders,
do 90 tringed and cOlOred ends,
All descriptions Of T0weIs and Dapsrs,
French Damssk and Turkish TOws.s,
Furniture End Glass Cloths
Rich Curtain D8masks trimmings n match
Rich Gilt COTntce, Bands and Pins,
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains,
FHf Holland Window Shades,
Rich Table Dama5ks and ClatAs fer dinner parties,
Furniture, CaCOs AMI Dimtiss.
White and cold Mosquito Nets,
Summer Quilts and COunterpanes,
Linen and Cotton Shsetlngs an widths,
Bed, Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, oil cloths and lattings
To this part Of Stock ii is needles rser, n
coded keep the largest and h timetime
cheapest stock in the Western country.
Plantation and 4 egrO Goods
And all goods by tbs piece Wholesale prices We hope
TO Offer friends this the beat assortment Negro
Goods have had the pleasure OFFER and we most
respectfully invite all 70 make visit that they may
how fully We shalt meet their pectatiOns.
X. c. McNAIRY & co
teeJ-u S5COIege Street.
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City Council Of Augusta, says the Constiiuiionalist
at their called meeting on th, 9su inst, on motion
Of Alderman SEEED, adopted aresolutiOn authOris-
ing the Mayor to sppcint q committee Of Council
to join s Committee Of the citzsns, TO extend to
President PHRCE tie courtesy and hospitality Of
this city, in the event OF his visit to the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18

REGULAR AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES,,
BY
q, S. French & Son,
ON TUESDAY Morning, February 2fh 1857 ct 10 O'Clock
~ A. NJ, will Offer sale 10 front Warehouse
eonero Market and CLARK Streets the following articles
wit:
100 hhds Sugar; 900 bags Rio Coffee
Is oois Loaf do; 50 do Laguyrui
50 bbls Crushed do; q do lava
20 kegs sup. cHrb Soda; 1000 kegs Malta
SO bbls Vinegar; 100 dozen Buckets;
N0 5Bls Molassesj 80 bbls Agekerel, 40. l. 9, s. g.;
10 bags Pepper; 50 bags Ginger
CsTOOns Indigo; 20l boxes Star Candles.
100 boxes Cheese, go half boxes do:
500 bbls Whisky, assorted 2Ju quar- boxes DO;
brands; goo boxes IallOW do
% bOii American Brandy 10 half bbls American Brand
10 bbls Gin; 10 bbls Rum;
so do julius Smiths % do old Bourbon Whisky.
old Reserve Whisky % do old Rye dc;
100, 600 extra Cigars, Vari. 100 boxes CherOots;
brands; loo DO Tobacco, ". H. Hares
100 boxes Melee Cigars; and other brands;
50 do Jars; 100 boxes Tumhers;
Together with Spices and other articles.
febl-td n, s. FRENCH & son.
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z Vrue deCrellI order OF NE y01ny UOuTL De-
Il halb made and pronounced at The February term 1857
in the Of Robert CaRtre administrator estate
OF W. Kerlsy, late the county of DeKalb, deceased,
against John Kerey and Others Monday the
March next viii sell TO the highest bidder credit
court house IN the Of SmhTe, all the right title
claim and the heirs distributes The said
deceased have IN and three Of land lying in Kab
county Tenesseei ineu ding and excluding the dover
srest.
Let Tract lying the main Stage Road three quarters
mile west OF SmthViIe, 10 Civil District, g. contain
ing 100 acres and the place wherein said C. W. Kerley
lived at the time OF his death.
I'd Tract supposed to contain about acres lying in
Civil District No. 10 adjoining the Of James Page and
George DrewFy.
Sd Tract supposed contain about acres lying in the
l0th civil district adjoining the lands Of J. J. Mucan, Da
yld Taylor, aud +. ~. Taylor.
Terms Of SaeS50, 10 be paid in hand, tho balance on
credit Of twelve mOHtHs notes and approved security will
required Of the purchasers and lieu retained said land
until the purchase money paid This February, 1857
wv. ~ .... W J. lSBELL,
febs-W4t-prsfses7 so Clerk DeKal5 County Court
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REtsts LAX SlEA N FAOh Eli
FOR SMlIHLAND. LOUISVILLE, CT NClNNATI, AND
ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
TI'Hk light draUght, popular, accOmmOdE- GSEs~ p
ting craft NENONA, Schpnk, Master, aAtdsyFsFtrlB'
with bunlcpp, clerk, will commence
her regular trips above TU ESD DAY
next, the 18th inst o'clock p. NJ Having superior
eommodsuOns, with determination 70 continue IN the
above trade solicit for liberal share patronage
For freight or passage apply board
n. n. HARRISON,
iubl5-am A. HAMILTON, Agents.
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By Express {!

THOSE FINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS Z
WE have Just received small portaon Of those rich
w BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS, about which there
has been much inquiry they going rapidly those
who have been waiting fOE thsm should call and supply
themselves forthwith. We sell them LowKR than hey
have been sold IL this city.
ianlO-'57. WATRRFIBLD & WALKER.
THE PREMIUM DRESS HATS
A the popular house of WATERFIRLD & WALKRR the
"A elegant style Of Dress Hats always found
At period in their history have they been prepared
Ogivs entire satisfaction.
WATRRFIELD & WALKER,
Premium HatteTs, % Public Square.
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James l. Psndlelon dminsFator OF R. i. Baine, Decd
Agnes BaHe Andrew j. Baine, james b. Baine. William
ID Baine, Monroe Baine Ms rIha Baine and Eliza Bains
EkPARpR PETITION 70 SELL LAND.
DK virtue Of decree OF the County Court OF Cannon
ID county at the February thereof A. D. 1857, viii
on ne llth day March neE s 90 the highest bidder
he Premises three several OF land IN civil district No.
in sd c9lstg. Tract A0.l combining By estimation $50
acres, so acres cultivation with cling and house,,
well umbered aud waered. Tract No containing by est
nation 900 acres well numbered and Waierod Tract No.
containing By esmaionI0 orty acres IN cultivation,
dwelling and good peach and apple orchard,
wei mbered and wafeFed. Tract No 10 be sold credit
OF one and i've years with the pLon Of $780, 20 be aid
down in Trac no be sold credt OF onegni
two years, with the exception Of $50, 20 be paid down
cash Tract No TO be sold credit OF and ear,
except the Of $50 be pd down ia cash. The bid
ngsto open No 81 IS per acre; tract No.
? at 50 per acre; on tract g per
msncing no. and continue from dsy day until
all the laHdsare Sold The purchaser will be required
give bond good security Tor the purchase mOHey and
lien retained auds until all the purchase
paid.-Ths Sd February, 1857. B. LASITER,
.febs--W3t-pTseeS6 Clerk d Commissioner.
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r, c. M'NAIRY & CO.'S
Spring Circular

FUR Io0I.
OUR Buyer Is in New York and by the 18th Of FEB
" T1ary shall be receiving and opening orr SPRING
STOCK Of Goods inthe arEa brown StRre Buildng, No
SIS College Street. erected by Mr.. James Erwin expressly
for our occupation. Below present memorandum Of
Of the leading goods always be onnd in the differ
ent Departments which promise friends and the pub
lie, shall be sold al priees to suit them.
We therefore invite and prompt buyers TO examine
the immense display Of Stock shall be prepared 70 show
We beg 70 say that just Offering GREAT Bar
GAINS in our WIETER STOCK remaining On hand.
r. c, McNAIRY & co.
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Medical Gard.
NOTION

HAVB this day sold my entire Business Of Funeral
Undertaking Furniture Mandatory &c, 10 Hsssrs. R.
". SHAFFBR 4 4. P DORRIS. The business will be
ed heretofore b. W. T. Cornelius, Agent for Messrs
SHAFFER G. co. Hoping that my former customers may
pstronIs then Literally and believing they will render
iFfactiOu, remain,
fs5l5-lW J. ". MCCOMBS.
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IAVTNG purchased the Fusnitnre and Funeral Under
IL king Establishment off, W. McCombs 1t will in fuIu
,e carried under the name OF
SHHAFFER & co.
DIT. ". z. CORNELIUS, holds our power OF ATTORNEY %
do business for Agent. r. W, sHAFFEK,
febI4-dlV HIP. DORRlS.
EIGHT STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE,

CHEAP for cash the concern. new and
- hand; The smallest about and the larg
est about fifty horse power from inch bore Of cylnOeT
and inch stroke, and pair or 10 bore and
feet OF the smallest with boilers and the arg
est without boilers For further particulars aPPlytO
c. SIMON, Main street,
fsbI7 d&W2W between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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\. G. WILLIAMS, 1873 Second street
n....r. MInL-u-.- L--.--.-a O laEE
SARAH ]. BROWN.

Chicago May !, 1884.
have used Professor Woods Restorative to decided
advantage. Is prevents the hair from coming cut and
gives 1t gloss and sOness very desirable The few gray
hairs had, have entirely disappeared. Others Of my
family have used taud concur With me in prORouneing
il ell ID processes TO be-
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FI'Hb undeTsiEned UOmmiSsOneTs viii open books on
MONDAY, February 10th, st the SeWanee House, IN
this city for the purpose OF receiving subscriptions the
Capital Stock Of The Nashville and Row Coal "
chartered by the legislature of Tennessee It's lss session
IRBY MORGAN,
o. F. HURT,
E. BURKE PICKETT,
fehIS-lw Commissioners
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OemtistrV,
mr.. L. Z. GUM, has removed 70 The rev fs4zSssA,
u building Church street, near Cherry, -
where he will attend to the duties OF his pro SYYYD
fessiOn in all Its branches heretofore. riebl5-Im
mAGNIFTCENT INVESTMENTS IN CITY
~
DWELLING FOR SALE

SMALL frame dwelling and lot fronting IS feet on the
"A Gallatn Pike and running back about as feot 20
bargain will be given for cash short
J. L. & &. ". BROWN,
fsb1R-aw AK Cherry street;
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DURSUAST - decree OF The Chancey Court at Garth
age, made in the Of James McClsn, ct al pariey
the undersigned will sell the 2Sh day Of March, 1857
and two Time at the court house n Carthage Ten
two los and improvements lying the East side
Of Main street, IN the north part Of said which
eupied last year. James MeCsrn Purchasers will be
QuTsd give with approved secuHy, and lean will
be retained said property, anti the purchase money
paid. A MOORE,
febIT-td-prsfenRS Clerk and Master.
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DURsUANT TO decree OF the Chancery Court at Garth
age, made in the Of Matthew Anderson John G.
and Johnson Anderson the ndersigned will proceed
at the house in the Of Carthage, Tennessee,
the 18th day Of APRIL 1857 credit Of twelve months,
eep amount sufficient 20 pay cost the tract Of land d.
sc0ed In the pleading said land lies the county OF smith,
in district No. the OF pXOn Greek, being the
by Briton NJ Richardson, Johnson Anderson
containing l69 more or less.
feblg-ld-prSfssS5 A. MOORE, G. & NJ
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Dear Sir have used two bottles Of Professor Woods
Hair Restorative, and truly say it is the greatest dis
cOvey Of the age for restoring and changing the hair. Be-
tore using Il, gray Of seventy Ny hair
has attained it, original color. You recommend
the world with the least fear, my Of
TIE worst kind. Yours u. n MURPHY.
IL a. 2
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Prof Wood My hair commenced falling OF some three
tour years since sad continued until became
quite bald tried sll the popular medicines Of the day
but to uOedeCt At was INDUCED try your cee-
brated liar Restorative and happy say is doing
wonders. have now fue growth Of young hair, ana
ChCertully recommend its all similarly afflicted
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09

The man had probably met his death while
in search of water as leather bucket, such
as is attached to an artillery carriage, waa
lying near by; the woman must have received
chance shot while bending over her hus-
bands body, for the Mexican women, with
heroic devotion, often follow their husbands
or lovers into battle The lieutenant giving
orders that the two bodies should be inferred
in one grave, wrapped the babe in blanket,
and in company with two of bis men started
in search of an ambulance, intending to send
the little orphan to the Mexican camp. lie
had not proceeded far when a couple Of Mex
lean friars were discovered prowliug, as was
their custom, among the dead bodies in search
of plunder. Ordering them to desst, the
officer related the scene he had just witnessed,
and in conclusion offered one of the priests
a liberal reward if he would take the babe
in safety to the camp of his countrymen.--
The priest assented with alacrity, and receiy-
ing his reward took the infant and turned
away. With consciousness of having full
filled the dictates of humanity, the lieutenant
prepared to join his party again. He had
taken but few steps, however, when an ex-
clamation of horror from one of his compan-
ions caused him to turn quickly, and as he
did so, they bounded from his side in pursuit
of the two priests who were running rapidly
towards the Mexican lines
A sudden suspicion of horrible import
glanced through the officers mind ia an in-
slant and calling on his men to fire on the
fugitives if they did not stop, he looked ear
nestly along their tracks, and soon discovered
the reason Of his companions conduct; for,
thrown down amidst heap of corpses, was
the dead infant, with bayonet driven COM
pletely through its bodyl The inhuman
wretch to whom the officerconsigned his little
charge, had not proceeded dozen yards, be-
fore committing the atrocous deed The
pursuit was successful, and in few moments
both friars were brought back trembling and
in broken English begging for mercy But
justice was quick and sure. A Tile of meu
were soon on the ground. Five minutes
for prayers" said the lieutenant, looking at
bis watch" Five minutes, you bloody scoun-
drels! sergeant tie their hands, Men form
fifteen PAGES 'front.'" These orders were
quickly obeyed, the victims meanwhile beg
ging for their lives Your time is up" said
the officer. " 1t is no use; a man who would
murder an infant deserves worse than DEATH"
I" Are you ready seargeant" "Yes, sir"
was the reply. Then God have mercy ou
the souls of those villains. Platoon! ready,
aim, FIREw A sharp report rang out upon
the still night air, and the two friars were
dead men.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09
Volcano Correspondence.
Volcano, April 3Oth, 1851

Volcano, April 30th, 1857.
lIessrs. Editors: The people of this place
were congratulating themselves last night
that they were out of Amador county, and
also that there was possibility of being out
of the State. Many were in favor of being
annexed to Utah. Some were for taking the
Assessor and Deputy Sheriff, forthwith, and
assist them on their way to jackson.
A telegraphic dispatch has been received
by our friend Eichelberger, stating that there
was mistake in the act as reported to the
Union.
This has been quite lively week for Vol
cano. The ball of Amador Engine Company
No. was but poorly attended, although
nothing was omitted which would add to the
enjoyment of the occasion.
Mr.. Phelps has been performing with his
company at Mahoney Hall, for four evenings
1t has been long time since Volcano has
enjoyed such treat in the theatrical line. In
fact. doubt if there ever was better COM
pany in the place, or one more worthy oi
the support of all lovers of the drama. Mr..
McDonough is an actor Of more than ordi-
nary merit, and gentleman in every sense
of the term This evening he received ben
eft, and appeared in the play of Jack Cade
to good house. Mrs. Woodward can never
fail to render entire satisfaction.
Dr. Aver leaves the first of next week for
San Francisco. He needs no recommenda-
ton from me, as the people of this place all
know him as IL successful physician aud wor-
thy citizen. Success attend him in his new
field of business.
Mason Il Foster have got into their claim,
and are taking out one hundred dollars to the
hand per day.
We have heard of no great strikes lately,
but miners are making good wages all around
New diggings have been discovered at Car
penter's Ranch. There is considerable of an
excitement, and, naturally, quite rush tc
take up claims N.
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You have changed too, Frank, but l
think for the better"
"Oh yes--thank you for that compli-
ment," he answered with hearty laugh
"My wife tells me l grow handsomer every
day"
His wifel could | hear that name and keep
silence still? "And have you seen my little
girlY" he added, lifting the infant in his arms
and kissing her crimson cheek.
4" tell you, Harry, there is not another
like her in the United States. Don't you
think she looks very much as her mother
used to Z"
Very much," faltered.
Hallop cried Frank, with sudGenness
that made me start violently. 81 have for
gotten to introduce you to my wife; | believe
you and she used to be playmates in your
young days-eh Harry?" and he slapped me
on the back For the sake of old times,
and because you were not here at the we'd
ding, I'll give you leave to kiss her once
but mind old fellow, you are never to repeat
the ceremony Come--here she is, and for
once want to see how you will manage those
ferocious mustaches of yours in the opera
tion.n
He pushed Lizzy, laughing and blushing,
towards mel A CLEAN of light and hope
almost too dazzling to bear came over Inc,
and | cried out before thought
Not Maryl"
Itmust have betrayed my secret to every
one in the room. But nothing was said
even Frank, generally so obtuse, was this
time silent. | kissed the fair cheek of the
young wife, and hurried to the silent figure
looking out of the window
Mary-Mary Moore" said in low
eager voice. Have you alone no welcome
to give to the wandererp
She turned and laid her hand in mine, ant
murmured hurredly-
81 am glad to see you here, Harry
Simple worGs-and yet how blest the!
made mel would not have yielded up tina
moment for an emperor's crown! For there
was the happy home group and the dear hom'
Greside, and there sweet Mary Moore! Th,
eyes | had dreamed of by day and nigh
were falling before the ardent gaze of mine
and the sweet face | had so longed and pray
ed to see, was there before me-more beau
tiful, more womanly and more loving than be
fore! | never knew till that moment the
meaning Of happiness?
Many years have passed since that happy
night, aud the hair that was dark and glossy
then, is fast turning gray. am growing t(
be ln old man and can look back to a long
and happy, and | hope, well spent life
And yet, sweet as it has been, would no
recall single, day for the love that mad
my manhood SO bright, shines also upon nj
in my white hairs.
An old man! Can this be so? AT hear
| am as young as ever. And Mary, witt
her bright hair parted smoothly from brow
that has slight furrow upon it, is still th'
Mary of my early days. To me she cal
never grow old nor change. The heart tina
held her in infancy and sheltered her piousl,
in the flush and beauty of womanhood, cal
never cast her ont till life shall cease to warn
it. Nor even then-for love still lives il
! Heaycul
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09
). IL. MARLETTE,

SURVEYOR d CIVIL ENGINEER,
)LslRlNG to rusume the practice of my profess
p SION among my old friends of Amador and
iaaVeras counties, respectfully solicit their or
S which will be promptly attended to, reason
80 ~ oitce at Jackson's News Depot, jackson,
Alaaor county, California. -sES
novl 2-3m H MARt,FTTE
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09
Geo. X. Smith, Nh. ID.

PHYSICIAN .AyND SURG GEON.
a )FFlCE at Hoy Il Smiths Drug Store, Main ST.,
- Volcano. Residence on the alley, in the rear
o. the Drug Store
!, n. b. The books of tn late firm of Goodin Il
S9 oI'n can be found at my Office. Persons indebted
VIII do well to call and settle.
feb22. lsrf
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09

BRoNcHITIs.-The following is a cure for
bronchitis Take honey in the comb, squeeze
it out, and dilute it with a little water, occa-
sionally moistening the lips and mouth with
it. 1t has never been known to fail in any
case, even where children had throats SO
swollen as to be unable TO swallow
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09
Samuel j. TX. Handy,
(LArE OF AMADoR CO.,
COUNSELLOR AT LAI

COUNSELLOR AT La w,
III AVlNG returned to Piacerpale will strictly at
6i,I. Tend to all Professional Business confded to
nd ' III "a the District Courts of Amador, Caaveras
Ef ~ Dorado counties, and in the Supreme Court
+rSs, - ohce in Dorscy'a frc-proof building, Main
mar Il 7.Iv
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09

To My Old Loom.
Farewell to thee my dear old loom,
The time has come for us to part;
I'll be content to meet the doom,
Though very sad to my lone heart.
Together we have both grown old,
And therefore must resign our places
For those who'r formed in finer mould,
With costly robes and splendid laces.
How things do change, it does SO seem,
Since you and | were in our prime;
For everything now goes by steam,
And we are left quite far behind.
But we at length have had our day,
And many sorrows we have seen;
We've had our joys, you seem to say
All! very ''few and far between
Dear faithful friend, the time draws nj gh
When we shall be as things of yore;
Come let us part, without sigh,
To meet again no nov.
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/. N. BRIGGS
wv. IIENRY JONES,

A TT RNEY AT LA w,
" Ill pay strict attention to making collections and
suead to all Legal Business entrusted to his care.
y ouice on Union Square, next door to johnson x
To- store, YoLcAxo.
ie7 ss-1y
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09

TIE n. Y. Herald says of the women's
rights movement: This nonsense about down
trodden women is gotten up by few hun
dred persons supposed to be females, but
whose sex is not accurately defined by exterior
developements."
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09

NEVER see the yearning spirit Of youth
without a certain, and it may be painful in-
terest How feeble is the chance that its
bright hopes will be fulfilled
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-09

THE suboined lines were written by an aged
lady, whose head has been slvered oer by the ross
of more than three score years" Mrs. A. H. Of
B, Mass" They we're written upon the oc-
casion Of her finishing her last web of CLOTH and
bidding adieu to her old loom forever and for
warded in letter to her son, Mr.. C. L. H., at Vol
cano, in this county.1