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sas- SMITHS UNRIvALLED TOoTH TINc

TTRE FOR CLEANSING, PRESERVING AND BEAUFiFYING
.Hs TEETH AND Producing A NATURALLY PURE AND
SWEET AFH-The subscriber, in offering to the
public this SaIII0r DeRttJtcs, feels confident that
,.ryk's asa will convince the most SIX ptca of its
,eenGe aa IL entirely removes all putrid accumula
tf~ from the teeth and will arrest and prevent de-
cay al all asses where tie eHanel has not alrehdy
n[u destroyed thereby causing ihe teeth to regain
eIf iEa.eI WhiIeIApss. and the brehIii lie original
k.4tty. ,.
oDt, necessary ~ state that it is Prepared by the re
ripe of a celebrated physician, who stakes his repn-
taun upon its efficacy Laying used 1t IN his prac-
tic, for twenty years. His Certificate may be seen.
and the Testimony VI If the qoot respectable
CLiA.us Lad where il il tor sale, nj -
SMITHS AGENCY OFFICE,
No l. UGa@R tAk E&change Hotel, lttL street,
d.I-tm. Riclinond, Va,
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t,,e98,ees DOLLARS

10 Tie In1ftI bteEcs, IIs9 FE thVFFtT anu
Il valuable Horses aud Cattle. II cETes all Sprains
{ aide Woapds. Still joints. a..
any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sgrain or Stiffness
either on man or beast, which the Mustang l.ini
ui,nt would not cureE Did you ever visit any re-
epectable Druggist in any part OF the worid-in ku
r. pc Asia or America-who did not say iii Was the
greatest discovery Of the age" Sold everywhere
Every family should have it; three sizes.
BARNES Il PARK,
ptupret0rs New York
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NfOLASSES. bbls. prime New
lNl Orleans Molasses receiving and for sale by
"a ,S LEWIS NJ WEBB CO
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By Goddin 4 Apperssn- An.,.
By Thomas W. Keesee,
Office corner of nth and Cary streetsl

Office corner of 18th and Cary streetsl
WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR SALE
" AT AUCTI0N.-At4 oclk, 2. NJ ,on TUESDAY.
the 26th instant. will sell ut auction the house
and lot at the head of Marshall street. known as
Washington Garden, formerly owned and occupied
by August schad, ESQ, as a pleasure retreat fha
lot fronts on Marshall street 10 feet and RUS bach
fi6 feet to an alley q, feet wide TIC house Is nearly
new, contains comfortably r1sgs. with rev CRATES
IN each, new kiscaea Wood and coal house. new sta
be. coz hoase feed room, &c, well of excellent wa
ter in the ward besides variety of fruit trees in full
bearing Of the most choice kind.
Terms very accommodating $500 cash b.
lance in !, and years, for bonds with go,d aes-
sonal security and deeds of trust 70 s,ss the he
teTred payments n, y. WALDRoP.
Sale by Tho. w. KFssss, Aucs.
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nE~ ABEL u. MAYO
ATTORNEY At Law
NOTARY PUBLIC
Has terlos ed his otiicc 10 the Law Building
>
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DOARDING.--.Me I

ROARDING.--We respectfully inform
~ members of the Legislature aud others that
we have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our House, on the South side of Grace street inst
above 6h whore they will b pleased to receye APP
~plicati6ns. X. g. Il II. j. MURRAY.
Yt--dts
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BOARDING l. The SHOT TONER

~ HOUSE, OH Grace between 3th and 9th streets,
second door from st. Pauls Church. having been
taken by Mrs BASS. O. Boarding House, is now
open for the reception Of families and day boarders
Ja l3-lms
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sas- IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

SERVANTS FOR SALE AND HIRE.
LNOR HIRE-Two No. | Chambermsids
l. AMI Nurses. Also two Boys, accustomed to
waiting in the dining room. Apply 10
LUC1EN LEWIS,
IA l4-tt Under Metropolitan Hall.
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WM. D. IRBY and ". n Woodward

VII leIl AZ p,itlic Rneti0n on the 2eli of Janua
~ theif entire STOCK, for cash. comprising 9
Horses, BuGgies, Sulkey Stable and Fixtures on
Franklin street. between 10Th aud Eth streets.
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BOARDING, 40.
THE CENTRAL HOTEL


- RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Situated at the eoer Of Grace and oh streets front
ing the Northwest corner of the Capitol Square aud
near to the Washington Monument, will be ia readi-
ness 10 receive guests on the lat January. ls5s
The locality hi point Of eontiguity 10 business,
being adjacent 10 the Capitol. Banks, Custom House.
Merchant Mills, and Warehouses, together with its
heathfainess because of the beautiful PRONE ades
afforded by the Public Grounds Immediately In 4 uht
render At attractive.
With such advantages. the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility in undertaking to the public,
TO meet which, he gives assurance of ample supplies
and the most aasduous attention to the wants OF all
who may favor him with their company.
de 14--dts FRANCIS j. SMITH Proprietor.
H. j. :. would be happy to receive calls from
members of the Legislature aud others who might
wish toengage roons before the opening day.
DRIVATE B0ARDING.-MR J. Q.
4 JAMES Miss u. A. BIDGooD. having rented
the very desirable residence Of Fleming James,
9TH. between Main and Franklin streets cose to bu-
siness and ia the retired part OF the city, will open
II Tor the accommodation of persons desiring Board.
on the ist day Of January next. The house has sew
eIai large and desirable for families. Also,
an offca III the front basement. They can accommo-
date a few DAY BOAKDERS. ia a-dly
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~ e.
ps, HAMPTON. now aged So years. speaks, Hear him
Are you sickl Beware ot imitatioast AK ion
hampton's Vegetable TInctufe. The many cnras
n,ade by this pleasant aad saie remedy may induce
eountefteiting
medicine must have merit, and great merit, too.
10 stand the test Of public opinion. No art of pulling
can 1afTangc worthless article 80 as To keen il up
a. good medicine. ii II be NOT really NO.
A good medicine will live become popular and ex-
tend Its sales year after year in spite II opposition
The people readily ind its virtues aud the fame
o. tlietn passes irsin mouth 10 mouth with aore
piaity Than newspapers can spread IT, living wit
hess iestiiying 10 the cure medicine has made for
Using.
>, la proof OF what we say above, we refer you to
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture and its enecta.
AR. Wa. Hion, No. ls3 South Paea street, Balti
niof" cured OF Rhesnnatsln, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Ssaase.
Ma. EDwIS NJ. srR.NEL,S No. "a Register street.
Baltimore, most dreadful of Serofua of years'
stan ling. lost number o pieces of bone restored to
health.
Miss MARY ScoFrELD Teacher. No $50 Baltimore
stroet-her case alter years OF suffering has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. VIM. Oldham. of Baltimore Custom House, suf-
fered from these complaints for Is moaths with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured by lamp
toms Vegetable Tncture after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr.. Henry q; VIM had a cough tor years-grsat
weak ness &c, had in all five SIX ply siess tried
all the remedies, but WAS cured only by
HANPTON'S TEGETABLE TINCTURE.
81 Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL LADD 4 Co. Richmond; by
Pe:ersbuns; by MoRTfMEk Mo w RAY BALI Il.
more aud by Druggists and ShOpkeepers everywhere
- 81 per bottle six bottles for s.. SO S-d6c
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BLACK AND BLUE BEAVER FROCK
- COATS-Made up in good styl e and for sale very
out our stock. Gentleulen wishing style. quality,
comfort. appearance and durability have but to pur
chse their clothing of us to get all the abaye at
economical rates. Rem}mber the stock mS.t be
sold-that it is perfect ii every. repeet-that the
style and quality i hheTeeationfblee. aud last
cash GkOStONG, TUPMAN Co,
IN Main street
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ssr@ LACE CAPEs-Basques and Bridal
Wells, mad" to orl~.. Stamped Collars for working
ia l3--d2W LADIES BAZAAR. |
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

DARN IN HANOVER COUNTY, ON
ABOVE RIoHMOND. NEAR THE FREDERicKs,
BURG RAILROAD, CALLED "WOODLAWNn
CONTAINING TWO HU INBRED AND FIFTY
ACRES. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.--Will be sol,i
at public ancton. on the premises. On MONDAY 18th
January, 1855 at II O'clock NJ if fair If not the ne 1t
fair day. without limit or reserve the farm located
IT adJoins the lands OF Messrs. VIM Taylor VIM. N.
airop aud others. If desired. nd Joining tract
Of 4la4 acres will be added, making the entire tract
2YlA acres, of which abont one half is cleared bal
ance in oak and pine growth. The place is well wa
tered, having seYeral never failing streams running
through it, The buildings are mostly new and In
good repair, the neghborhood unex eptonahle The
land is in improving condition. and well adapted
to wheat, oats tobacco. &c besides it is admirably
TERMs-One- fourth cash, balance at 6, IL, and IS
mouths. for negotiable notes, bearing interest and
jsg aODDIN L AppERsoN, Aucts.
EARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIX
4 ACRES OF LAND. CALLED PRICES" ON
TIE NEW BRIDGE ROAD. ABOUT "a MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, TOGETHER WITH CROPS,
STOCK, &C, THEREON. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request of Mr. Joseph Elliott, will sail at
public auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY, t.e
"a day q Febru9ry l@s co....enlIg at /, O'clock,
and six acres, cf which seyenty-fv acres are
cleared, bal ance in wood On the cleared land
there has been seeded lhirty-four bushels wheat,
with two tons OF Guano- The dwelling and all the
cut houses are in good order. and are ample for
moderate sized family The location is fine one for
physician After which will be sold all the perish
able estate on the place, consisting OF erals "a. Irn
Fodder ami Shucks: yoCns, and welt broke Mules:
2Cows; d Cows all the farming implements, inclu
ding an excellent Wagons also so cords of wood.
TERMs-Onethird cash, balance at one and years
for binds b. airing interest secured by trust deed
For the personal estate, all sums nllder $50 oaah
over that AMOUNT m9nths pfedIt IoF approved en-.
Qorsed negotiable papa
The taxes for ie1s to be paid by the purchaser
ia Is dODDIN Il ApPERSON Aucts
p. s.-IIfmediatey after the sale of the above
Farm, will be sold all the farming Utensils crsp of
Corn and Fodder and all the other personal proper
ty on the place
TEENS al -
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MODERN REFORM EXAMINEn, OR
WI THE UNION OF NORTH AND SOUTH on
TIE Subject OF SLAVERY. By Rev. J. Z.
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ss.+sssl. - - - -s~4@4.-.ss.-...
FU7TRE DAYS
By Larus & Shine.

MALE OF HORSES. COWS. CORN.
AIrfsTMydns, FARMING UTENSILS. &c n At
DAY As Ill be sold ut public auction. on VII
the r.s;asiot n INST commencing ri NJ o'clock AZ
EeiovV 49, 81 hr d Hewle At Warwisk mil.s
Corn ~. 80 ,ond on the Chssterfiaa s;ie - NM
ane Cows A. o. Data. hloeded Horses. several
on tbe rirs, so large lot u Oak and pine Woas
Fixtures, &c, &c "uh all OF his Farming
sma asms.a s sums Of $40 aud under cash
'' '"'"u'hs. Tor approved neg,ti.h ~ ~ tnat
posIPoNEMENT.-The ahova al !! =, Anets.
III consequence OF the inelemency 81 IL pos,poned
la a Pass on next MONDAY, The asth Ies.her TO
o'clock, NJ. Sale positive. ~''h last. at IL
Ja2i LARus a su,S.
By Goddin l. Apperssn, Aucts
IN WELL BROKE MULES FOR SALE
~ At AUCFI0N.-WiIl be sold at auction. a, ,hs
Lot on FRANKLIN and Pine STREETS adjoining the Fay
uronnds. On WEDNESDAY, the 9th January isss
at o'clock A. NJ. 80 well broke Mules the most al
which are OF good size and sold for no fault the
owners having no further use for them
Transform months credit for approyed an
dorsed ne gotisbie notes. with the interest added
HS The attention of farmers and others il called
to this SALE Rs the Mules are we'll broke and per
feetiy sound. GODDIN a AppFRSnV ~
Ia zi-e1cWtds Auctfoueefs
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E0R SALE.--A negro Girl, about 10
years OF age to be retained in the city or its Vi
unity. ] can confidently recommend her as to cha
iactrr AMI capacity for nursing. general housewolk
aud plain sewing. Apply at INV residence, ON 3th,
betN eeu Main and Cary, or office, ON Ith, btweeii
Main and Cary. ARCH BOLLINd
ID iE--ts
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ITALUABLEFARM NEARRICHMOND

Y FOR sALE-As trustees in deed from Robert
r. Duval aud wife to Us dated the 2lst day 81 March
1867 and duly recorded in Ifenrico County Court we
shah. oa TUESDAY, the 10Th day of January. 1855,
at az O'Clock p NJ proceed. by request OF the ben
eciary in said deed 70 sell at public auction 90 t III.
premises, that valuable little Farm, antaining "
from Richmond, aud formerly owned by Theodore
Darlington. Esq.
TERMs-Cash.
T. SUTTON. Trustees.
ata-td II. SUTTON. -
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CANDLES, SOAP, SO. - 200 boxes
~ Sperm. Adamantine,; and TaloW Candles nd, 10
Toilet and Yellow dol 50 do do Pearl staFcli 50 do
do Fig Blue; 900 gross Bankers Round Woo, Pan'r
and Telegraph Matched; 100 dozen assorted Brooms;
I0n do do Painted PATS; Washboards, Flour Pals,
Measures &C. laadsg per New Yo.k packet fos sale
by ia Is WIN. Ii. IfIEh.
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E0ys BATHS! BATHS BATHS, Hot,
cold aud shower baths can be had daily from
o'clock, A. NJ. to half past II. NJ, at the hair cut
ting, shaving and shampooing ro0ql under the Amer
ican Hotel. Entrance on nth street. Single bath
Is cents, or five tickets for 81.
no 6 r. C. uOBSON
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NOTICE. have appointed THOMAS
IN C. EppEs my agent to carry on the business ~
BLACKsMiTH and WHEELWRfGHT, and nope
that his former customers will give me tneI rg s1
age. Ia wv -. :. !. -
TTvHE RICHMOND SODAW ATEh AND
l. B0TTLING ESTABLISHMENT LIZ Fu W.
FORCE WITH IRIS DOUBLE SET OF sEL u, ~, :
ina GENER ATORs-THE OLDEST of I'LL IL
KIND IN yIRGINIA-The genuine art,c y y gov
Also. Lemon and sarsaparilla Pop, PhfadeipAA foT
ter and Ale Champagne Cider and Brown Stout,
The subscriber has added 10 the above the bottInk
of Lager Bser OF superior quality. In pint and naa'
mint bottles, 10 suit Customer
- " n. MCCORMACK. ~ bfoAa ~
CEMPLE'S FLEET OIL. for sale by
- yaH Ell, PICQT. prugglst
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ak9s~ LAW PARTxEhs.IP.

JAS. X LEE. JAs. -L9lSlNTS.
LEE Il PLEASANTS, Attorneys at Law. Notares
Public and Commissioners of Deeds &c, will prac
tice in all the Courts of the city of Richmond and
the counties of Guochland, Henricn aud Hanover.
once IN nth street. second door FROM Main.
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EOR SALE-A quantity of SLATE
L that has been taken from a roof. Apply at this
ntfir a
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nISSOLUTION.-Th co-partnership,
IL heretofore existing under the firm and style of
MERCER d EVANS. is this day dissolved. by mn
tual consent. The debts due to or by the concern
will be settled by Isaac j. Mercer and John p. HILL
Isaac MERCER,
" q EVANS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-15
General ssamiIton,s opinion of Wash
in.tOn.

We have seen some controversy of late in
reference to General Hamilton's opinion of
General Washington. General wilkinson re-
cOrds u conversation VII ch took place in 1893
with Gen. Hamilton, in which the latter speak
ing of Washington. SAID 1T was dinicllt to
decide whether he was greater in the field or
in the cubiuet. He said that the world had
very naturally decided in favor of his militia
ry capacity: but from the sum of his Observi:-
tons, he considered him equally sound as
statesman; for whatever might have been the
jaaloTSics or the insinuatons of party. il was
no humiliation to him to acknowledge, that
he had in council frequently differed in opinion
with President Washington. and that events
had generally proved that he was wrong and
the President right"
The occasion served Hamilton to speak of
WashingtoH's maguanimity and disintercstcd-
ness in the exercise of his appointing power.
He said that in all cases "he nobly Invested
himself of sympathy or antipathy, and made
what hr considered the Jl;,.es If he agent - he
office, the ground of his choice" Pickering
was not favoritc with Washington. vet he
conferred upon him the appointment OF Post
Master General. OF Hamilton own nominal
tioI as Sectreary ofthe Treasury. he said that
there had been Il misunderstanding between
him and the President, that he had no more
expectation of Office. than he had Of being n
'fope's Nuucio.' when he received the invita-
ton To take charge of the National Finances.
Toward the close Of the war he had left Wash
ington's family and retired from headquarters
in New Jrrsy. upon what he conceived To nc
II gross aflront put upon his dignity and indie
pcndence 10y the Commander in-Chief, ia tue
manner in which he required him to find a let
ter which he had mislaid.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-15

il is matter calling for the remonstraHce
and interposition of The American Admins
tration. Ship captains who bring such pas
sengers ought to be brought to cond On punish
ment, and the Government which continues
such practice ought to be regarded as our
worst enemy.
We have no intention in this article of sug-
costing special changes in the NATURALIZATION
laws. Five years give more than time enough
to grow familiar with an affair 80 simple ar the
American Laws and Constitution that is to
say as familiar as the average Of natives
and as familiar as is needful to make good
citizen. The man who does not know enough
of it in five years will never know.
In short, the present naturalization laws, II
strictly administered, may be sufficient. But
they are notoriously administered most loose
~ and inefiiciently. The courts which give
ali intended citizen his papers, often give nm
informa and insufficient papers, so that he
cannot perfect his citizenship in another State.
Thus sorle are kept from voting who have a
right to vote Many others are admitted who
never ought to be-and evidence is taken of
an applicants fitness for the duties of an
American citizen and of his attachment TO the
American Constitution, from the mouth of GLielS
who perhaps never saw America before that
day On the whole there is a fatal facility
even for the honest and Donna .fde immigrant.
And when, besides this, you consider, the inn
mense Infusion of pauperism and crime, it will
become apparent that the United States is iii
danger of being made the common alms-hoUse,
refug,ien poccatoi itrs, and penal colony of the
world
We commend this article to the attentive
pcrusaI Of every American and Democrat III
the land.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, Feb. -, 1853
Mr.. Vaughn presented a memorial from o.
Ewing and John Kirkman. Presidents of the
Planters and Union Banks, asking certain
amendments TO the recent Bank law. Referred
to the committee on Banks.
Mr.. Johnson. the petition of l21 citizens of
Greene county, asking to be attached to Suli-
van county.
Mr. Cantrell, a second petition from citizens
of Dekalb county. complaining of their Bank
accommodations. &c.
Mr. Turner, of Sumner, fled bis remon-
STRANGE against the protest. presented yester-
day against the action of the House attaching
a portion of Davidson to Rutherford county,
by Messrs. Ewing and Vaughn, the Represen-
tatives of Davidson county; which, upon OBJ
lection, was withdrawn to be published in the
Legislative Union and American.
Mr.. Griffith offered a resolution to hold reg
ular night sessions, beginning with Monday
night next.
Mr.. StOvall, a resolutian that no bill be in
PRODUCED into the House after the 18th inst,
unless recommended by a committee.
The resolution to adjourn sine die, on Mon
day, the Sth March next; amended, on condi-
ton that the revised code shall have been dis
posed Of-and the whole subject was laid on
the table-ayes "a, noes %.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Algee, to regulate the fees of county
Registers. Also a bill for the relief of the
holders of bills on the banks Of TaZwell,
Claiborne, Jefferson and Trenton.
Mr.. Harvey, TO amend the laws regulating
supersedeas.
Senate messages were taken up and dispos-
ed of.
Adjourned till 10 A. IT., Monday.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-15
How tEe Island OF Madeira was Dis
coyercd--A Romantic story.

A midshipinan in the United States navy,
writing irom Funehal, gives the following
pretty tradition regarding the discovery OF
the Island ol Madeira:
History says that yoang English gentle
mau-RoheTt Aaekin--Ell ia love with a
Spanish Lady Of rank, who was being eduea-
tad in q convent la order 10 take the vail
She Mas very beauiifil. and not obtaning the
consent oi her frieads 20 the union, hc ran
away with her and was married Enbarking
for Frauee frosa Cadix, in order 10 avoid tls
fury Of her relatives. be encountered a gale u
wind and was driven la the vessel far % her
course, and after a time came In sight 81 Ma
dsfia, where he land, 4, with Anne d Arflt, al
Mnchico bay. ten miles from funchal. Here
the crew believing that the wrath OF Heaven
was upon them for assisting In the escape
refused 20 furnish them with provisions, and
they starved OF pined 10 death. dying In each
others afm-. The sailors erected cross over
their grave and sailed for Spain. but were
wrecksd of the ceast. ansi all were drowned
except three, who bad refused 10 participate
In the cruel proceedings relative 20 thsm.
These FLOWS told their story, aud the king
Of Portugal seat a force and ionk Possession
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-15

The following letter, pnrporting TO have
been found in bottle on a voyage from san
francisco TO New York, is supposed to be the
last adleu of lover at sea TO his inamorate
at home:
MY DARLIS' JrrIA We are goin' down I
At least 20 the fast matt informs HE. very
soon. and that Kind grntlemaa advises me TO
do NV lctile choaTs before Tia. fatal stroke ends
nly fatal karetr on es1rth. 4 feel very queer.
having et no brea kfast, and my supper having
gone the Mrong nay The waves Is roIiin'
mountain hi ; and our dynin' stuard advises
pork and molasses tied ,oa string; feel very
sad; sliood Ike to take my han and 20 aslioas
The captain IL very kind b rted, and am 80
soft slieil stnamiek 4 that ! Is always order
in me below, aud f-el c. Instantly like con-
in up. oh, II was ashs ar, I'd never come
10 see agin, naser, newer
Just % PLACE me, they we been and saltea
all the water. This morniass 4 ). :, rseA Ia nay
siummiek, and nndertuk 10 get drink. -.
yoa'y no idcar how salt Il was. | asked the
matt what the kaase Mas, and he ed il was
ON akkout OF all the pork barrels having
leak d
.-There, now we're agoin, Iheerrd the
captin say 70 . large caslered gentlemen
You'd better light the lansfe bes,re you 20
duua'- aad eaa fssl IL. Two. The ship u
pitchin and the saliozs u slaii1' up the sales
| TO take ietn ashoaF. them a. kan snEfn--whaf
kan dor / aint ust 10 The kiimate, and the
wogtsr i 80 damp that Il cum iatu my bunk
lazt mite. All you IA /. ever M about ms
will be this ere bottle, and yoa can't rely
upon ever getting Il very saTtain. the whAiss
| l. so thick In this iengertnden
There. we're guam siowa- Sos I must 80
/ the hot
Tke resi WAS anEnseillgihle