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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

1PPOINTTENT OF HOTEL KEEPER AT
THE UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA:
vaHHE Board Of Visitors of the University OF yrgnS
WILL at their annual meeting 70 be held on tae 4J.a
instant make appointment of Hotel Keeper ioI tp
new hotel capable of accommodating one hupdreo anu
forty boarders 90 y, i; co,n
Applicants desiring Information will address their COM
u.unica,ions to the undersigned,
ROB'T r PRENTlS. Proctor u. oi va.
University of Virginia. July g. is3s.-ctd
hDROGUES BROGUEs BKOtsl ES -oUoo pai sal
Nt Richmond made Brogues, tor sale ON aeeomnoaa'
Sno teyms bv DEVEREUx,
Leather Dealer, l32, Cary a..
J s9taR Rssgesa sxs sas "" :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

,e,rv s,py,p,1y &. K BARHsDALB,
~. Of Charlotte. Of Richmond
{ n BARxspAlE, late Of FarmriLs.
BARKSDALE * BROTHERS,
rovyIs>lON MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE sEAR SBocKoE WAREHOUSE
,3CRal ADVANCES lnade on Cunsisnments IN
- Jan 5-cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20
DISSOLUTION.

Bee, DISSOLUTION.
t.rss, .'hershp heretofore existing under the arm
,-,.naM l. FISHER, is this cav dissolved FL
b., VIII sisn tue name ct the firm In closing It's
al n ~ his connsctcn, they expect, 10 few
. '-e' 10 the trade, cargo Of Rio Coffee.
Rs,. LEWIS D. CRENSHAW,
'Iiy !, le5s GEORGE d. FISHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

LIN Z. IHUftL a. :" .L..,I.h.I ~
CHURCH d FLEMING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
r-i C.sY ASD 18th STREETS OPPOSITE OLD 20
LuMslAN HOTEL, RIcHNoSD, VA,
y-lIl unv particular attention 10 the sale oi ALL
n KlSDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers In
ri. Of Agricultural implements, which are warrant
4, sei and garden Seeds Of almost every variety.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUESDAY MORNING, July 20, 1855

>-~~>~>~~-~~~~~~~~o~~ ~~o~~ONN~~~~~Oo~oO>~o~
BY RITCHlE. DUNNAVANT, TYLER & WISE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20
C0-PARTNERsHIP.

J. C0-PARTNERsHIP
s..s.o,..,1oeI nave formed Co Partnership, and
,s.rti 'ne LING BUSINESS. in thi, City, un-
|. ~ ana ,a.m Of BAXALL, CRENSHAW & co.
= RICH'D BARTON HAxALL,
LEWIS ID. .CRENSHAW
= GEORGE d. FISHER,
s~ln., T. h GRUNDY.
". :, .. Ia. Suilding, occupied for many years.
P,l,, 10y l. i-o, July l. dlic2m
,.,s. 10y WANTED. "A gentleman "i expe
%S.r,. :, Teacher u the English brsncnes higher
- ,5,,, "ss!cs and French desires a si;u.tion -
'soy as teacher Of English branches aud
"''s'rsaess gvsu, Please ada,e.s
S.S.x. A. A. WALKER
: +"" sSIs, Mgl11ssk ssSDN ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20
MONROE'S PRIVATE LIFE.

The subjoned letter, addressed to Governor Wise
some weeks since, by Mr.. Samuel l.. Gouverneur,
in law Of Mr.. Monroe, places the public in possession
of some facts in reference to the honored Ex-Presi.
dent not generally known. and will serve to increase
The respect and venerston hitherto felt for one
whose public and private virtues tested by the
savprlsf of all hnman nrdaala
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20
THE EXAMINER AND IT'S DENUNCIATION
OF SENATOR DOUGLAS.

According TO the view presented by the "EIsmi-
nsr," the Democratic party is rrerievably divided
IL impossible for Lscompion Democrats to support
heartily and efectually an Anti.Lecompton candi
da;e-withont the abnegsiion of a vital principle
For the same raasnn. il is enually mnnsahe for Anti
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
Telegraph News.

BOSToN, Octobrr l5.- Judge Spraguo. i,
his charge to the Grand Jury to- day so
defined the law as to render it certair
that Captain Townsend, Of he brig Echo
will have TO be taken TO Key West fol
trial, that being the first port the Dol
phin touched.
York, Oct. lG.-IIon VIM. II. Welsh.
Democrat, is reelected to the Senate from
York county. His official majority j, RIO
Henry /. Fishers official majority for
Congress in this county is l9l.
TRINITY BAY, Oct. l8.-To Peter Coonor
Esq for the Directors Of the Atlantic Tel.
egraph Company, New York. Irerret to
say that the preconcer!ed signals arrano.
ed by Mr. Thompson, have failed TO elirit
any improvement in the reception of .io.
mails here, do not knowif anyimprove-
ment has taken place at Valencia I
commence repeating the same system on
Wednesday next
ST. LOUIS, October l5.-The Salt Lake
mail arrived at st. Josephs on the ION
inst.
The troops had nearly completed tbei,
huts and would 90 into wintor quarters ON
the 18th of October.
Everything was quiet in the Valley.
The Fort Smith ARK Times Extra Of
the 9Th, contains letter from Fort Ar.
buckle, October 20, giving an accoun. of a
battle between detachment of theSecond
Cavalry, and the Camanche Indians. neor
Wichita Village, on the lst. in which
Lieutenant Vancamp and four men were
killed, and Major Vonclar and ten men
wounded, and forty Of the CamancAes xii.
led ''' ''''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

IILU1BLESA WHILL PROPERTr
In pursuance of an order of the. a.
phans Court of Clearfeld county. gram :,
at May Term, 1857, there will be e.cno.cS
to public sale by outcry, on TIC premjSc, 80 ~
Igesdoy Tie 9H dag Of November, at p NJ ="
all that VALUABLE SAW-MIIL PP6p'
ERT4 and TIMBER STANDING hto
the Estate o. Richard Curry, Sr., deed
situate in Pike and Knox townships H.
said county, on Little UcarfcH Creek oLo1,
one mile Jcio,o Ne,c .MHport bounded ond
described as follows Beginning al a
hemlock, corner of VIM. Rex's land. NORTH
luO perche5 to apost, east l2l l-l0 peyob'
IS to post, north l4O perches to post eost
VI $40 perches to post on Fitch & Boyn.
IONS land, south 24O perches to post and
west by lands Of Thompson & Sloppy 2lG
perches to beginning, containing 20j acres
and ll2 perches and allowance, and hsy.
ing q Sa~-mW IN go1d raaiag orier. wih d
nclo dam, and a small log house thereon,
and hor'Hg large quantity Qf miwJG Dine
and oaE timber thereon, and a part of the
land being ratuablc for .tarmjDq purposes
Also, alt HGp pine timber St3niiag on 100 o.ra
q bod a,ijoinig tie soa,c, now occupied by
Geo. w. Curry, beginning at sugar corn.
er Of VIM, ReX's land, east I2l l-lO,
perches by lands of Cuny's heirs to post
south l4O perches to post west III In
p@rches to post. and south l4O perches 10.
BEGINNING. The title is indisputable.
Terms Qt,Sals-One half on confirmation
Of the sale, and the balance in one yqar
with interest, and to be secured by iudg.
ment on the premises.
JOHN S. CURRY.
WIN. REX,
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luE CONGRESSIONAL returns come il
very slowly, but enough we think bov,
been received to inJicoto ubo .d,c,o, -,
4 III, cuI;. ''' VI
Jug Inns,
MI HAL majority in the district will
probably reach GOO
Mexican raye him 25G n,oi Ioe,,,.,.
900 mai ,,,I1, ,,.,n,..,. 0''-' ,0'l
J' ','.'' ''''' vi COUNTY Is Saiu &c
nave gwen nm over SUI, and Nenangl
over 800.
The maiorities for Judco GiITs ara -.
f,IIow... Tu- 1oc r1.,.aIil. 49, ,o
lcI ,,.i,.. .''0 :, Tio', ,o', ''''' fi'' ''"r'ot'
1oI' J. "N''s III All luUt
By these figures it will be seen that NJ
slight variations in the retnns in bo
countios from, rLioI, ,o om.;., .',..,.,
-. 1''' "'''1" 'o o'"'ioi reIurE
u''' let p'eh received could change
the aspect'o OF the case. Judge Gihs
may therefore be considered rs do.
toated
LEGISLATIVE returns have been received
from all the counties in the district
They foot Nh rs follows. r., ,ho.u.L,I,d..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
SHERIFF's SALE.

p Virtue Of n writ Of Ficri Foc'as issuin,
Rbout OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Clear
nlgId county, to me directed there will bo expo
aed TO public sale, at the Court House in the bor
ough OF CIcarield, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER
the EIGHTH, 1858, the following described real
estate to wit: Lot No situate in the borough
OF q Garfield, upon the Southwest corner of 2nd
anu Locust street, bsin; 90 lee, front on 2nd
street. and extending 200 feet in depth to an al
,ey with one and IL half story frame house and
Ia'se barn &c thereon erected Also an out-Iot
situate IN Lawrence Up. beginning at stone in
Puolc road' corner of WIN, Mcrrel..s land, thence
gy E"me' - W, 30 porchc. to post thence by
LenNy.s aud ; 5S Il 3 parchcs to white pins
thence by VIM J.. Moore lud n l3 Il 6s perch
e' 10 stone, ON public roao, thence along said
road n g. W, 25 pcrchg. To- place Of beginning.
containing eleven acres aud 100 pcrchcs, strict
,t,ea'"fei being tnc sumg premises bought trom
Id.h"rR shaw. seized, taken in cxccvtiou, and
10 Do 'oid as tho property oi q. po,tarI decd.
october a tl, lNyo. 4. Is REED. Sheriff.
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COURT PROCLAMATION

M HEREAS, The Honorable JAMES BURN.
w SIDE, Esq, President Judge of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of the twenty-ffth Judicial Dis.
tict, composed of the counties of Clearfeld. Cen.
tire and Clinton-and the Honorable VIM L
MOORE and BENZ. B0NSAL, Associate Judges
in Clearfed county, have issued their precept
bearing date the twentieth day of Aug. last
to me directed, for the holding Of Court of Com
mon Pleas, Orphans Court, Court of Quarter Ser
sions, Court Of Oyer and Terminer, and Court Of
General Jail Delivery, at Clearfeld, in and for
Cleariield county, on the THIRD MONDAY Of
November next, being the ljth day Of the month
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given.
To the Coroner, Justices of the Peace. and Gonst
bles, in and for the said county Of Clearfeld,
appear in their own proper persons, with the
Rolls, Records, lnqusitons, Examinations,
other Bemembrances, to do those things which
their Offices, and in their behalf pertain to be do
and Jurors and Witnesses are requested 10 be ~
and there attending, and not to depart with
leave at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfeld, the Is
day Of Oct in the year of our Lord one thor
sand eight Hundred and fifty eight and the eigl
ty third Of ofAmerican Independence.
J. R. REED, Sheriff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NO YICE.


FEND iLL PERSONS to whom Those pr,.
D. cnis shall come, l RUDOLPH IITZ thc
subscriber, having SOM years ago rivcn payi Z
hitz Of Clearfcld borough and John Idtz of Bee
cara township apoworo Of Attorney, con stimtinr
them my agents to transact my business i'm ma
KING settiem:nb collecting my debts. taking
notes ana receiving mones ard renting and
managing my fam in Boggs township, do hcro-
by NOTIFY ALL PERSONS that | have
ana do' this day annu' and revoke said power or
attorney, and that have assumed the control
ana management Of my own affairs and that
viii hcncetorth manage my own estate. mokc
my own contracts ard collect and pay my OWE
debts and further [ hereby notify all persons
indebted TO me, either by contract with the said
David LiI and John L:tz ormysclr to mako paw.
meni to me and not to the said David Lit or
John Litz, as will not recognize their acts from
and after this date.
RUDOLPH LITZ
Clearicld October 10th, 1858.
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BfGigI1B-S N0wt


NDiitl ~ NlNlnN UiNIN
lNH'.HNiHH rnN hH.. Been .e.mIt.s
taffei hy mo. Hnl tm1iu fiel Hf f....t 4. %
oHro Coz Che inspection uf the bsif, n.y..
creditors hnd aI oihert iu ans Vat is,a.
tnd uiIlbs ptefeutod 10 ibo uott Olnbss, ~
uf Cleafhtd c0dniV t0 hc hcd IA NJ H
houso IN ihe borough Of CIra.aeld. ON r.'.,H WI
The l6ih, day Of November neat. mr cs,e,...h
and allowance 'Ho'
Tho Icstomcnlaty account Of Lovis IA.
and George Erhari Administrator M ob,i'.N'u b',uN
Erhnrd deceased who was Executor Of b.,,
Erhard late Of kno, township, Clearasa Ya.ll sa..
~, dorciscl. ''uh
The Final account Of Roswell Luther, Ai,,,.
istrator VI all and singular, the goods ana sL..
tolls, rights aud credits of James W. Dunlap ny.
Of Brady township, Cloardcli county, decessaS i'
Tho A iministratlou account Of Maria Him..
AMI Matilda Magco, Administration of NJ.
Magce, late Of the borough of Cleardcld. deed
The tnal Administration account Of Geor,s NJ
Rheem and Lydia Rhcem, Admir- and Adm, ~
George w. Rheem, Sr. late Of the borough =,
Clcardeld, deceased VI
Oct. 18th, jS. JAMES WRI1LEy ~.
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OAuRTnMa

4 IL PERSONS arc hereby cautioned against
purchasing or in any way meddling with the
following property now in the possession of .Jobn
Meyers OF Covington township viz Roam horse
ana one sorroll stallion, as the some belong to
INC ana are lett with said Meyers on loan onlv
subject 10 mi order. 1
co,.,....- -. c.. ,.., JOHN BARMOY
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ACG0mGi@m IsgwIars.

Y OU are hereby notified to meet at tho Ar
mory on SATURDAY, nov. 9th. 1858. Mt
! O'Clock, P, NJ. for tho transaction of the bust
ness Of the Company.
Inc members are requested to return all cart
ridge boxes, belts, and all accoutrcincnts imme-
diatcIy to the Armory. by order of tho Captain.
,. GEO. W. RIIEEM, o. 5.
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HENRY LORATN
oct I'.h' 1898. J. @ IARTSWICK
AdjOurned Orphans Court Sale.

ID virtue ofan order Of sale issued ont Of tbo
kB Orphans Court Of Clcarfold county. tboro
WiIl be exposed to public sale at the Conrt bonso
IN the borough Of Clearfed on SATURDAy
ne l1th day of Nov. next, all the Interest or
Matthew Stott. decd, in and to the ollo,g mo
described real est'tc, situate in Bogrs tp., ana
bounded by lands Of VIM, Lumado on t.e vog,
tract in name Of Henry Stewart on the north
iauds Of Howard on the east. and on ibe soyth
by lands Of James Forrest, containing 80 nero.
more or less on which are erected a two.st,,rv
IIos mouse 'nd other outbuilings with abn,i
lU acres cleared, Terms cash on confirmation
VI Sa'o' JAMES STOTT.
hdmr Of Matt Stott. dec
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

SANDWICH lsLANDs.-The Polynes;an an
nounces officially that Samuel C. Allen,
Esq, in the name and by the authority OF
kamehameha ~, King of the Sandwich
Islands, has taken possession of CORVALLIS
Island, lat l60 ~ North, and Ion. lG9o
90 West and also Kalama Island, lat. l6o
~ North, and lon. 1862 2lI West from
Greenwich, and that they are henceforth
to be considered as part of the domain of
the King Of the Hawaiian Islands
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
ORPHANS COURT SALE
FALUABI f. LOT OF LANDS

/ Dl virtue of an order of the Ornbon,y Conn,
ID Of Clcarfcll county, thcro will be ovnos"j D"'
to sale, by outcry, on 'Np''''
.Ho9@@ the 18th dyqt Nyce,aJcr. 1858.
at o'clock p. m., at the court houso in tb,
borough Of CealGcld, all that '"'
Certain piece or parcel of Land
Situate in Morris township Cloor6cIJ cn,n+,.
containing about II2 Acres, being mart oi
survey warranted in name Of Lyman Gratz. and
pc'ng t1e Northeast corner of said survey, known
III tne partition Of estate of James Ailport. de-.
ea'Sd' aS Purpar No I. This land is desira
oy located for farming purposes, and is toler-
lEKMS.-Ono half cash at confirmation. and
lno balance in one year, to be secured by iudr.
MATILDA ALLPORT,
Oct II, 1853, Erc.y,,;r
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CAUTION

\ LL persons are hereby cautioned against
"A purchasing, or in any way mcddlin, with
the following property NV in possession of 1
) ,nanI"S Maurer Of Coviugtou township viz one
'g ,u'ie cow one hog one lot Of hay ten b ashc,s
as the same belongs to me. and orc lcrt Vim -,
sald Maurer on loan oaly, subject to INV order
Oct, Sth, 1853 FRANCIS COi,DRIEr
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nope '""t III the great game they are now
playing, they would have perhaps equal
chances to obtain prizes. 70 this more
thar. opr otbor c,,,so 10 10 Lo ott,n,nt,J
our o.e'"I''I'N'IlS Y "o''"I Oh losI ues"ay
a week. From the gre" Forncy who has
been looding the country for months with
hi, mauirastoos and nrocIamations os ri
I'LL, r-.;,.I o..,.. 49,. r.-l
''' " "o'G ''''" ,'"''' were MS iooI' |
STOOL ana the American people his obedi- |
country post-ottice, or ten mile mail con.
tract. who had not succeeded in having
l.;. .I.,in,. .,oo,,,;-oJ h,.u... ,I.,,i.;,.,.s
lit3 A-'t'r AAHNNA " lll' a.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

An ANCIENT CHURCu.-The First Church
IN Hartford, ~ Connecticut, Congregation
al, must be amodel Of its kind. II has
been in existence two hundred and twen-
ty-hye years, and has never dismissed n
pastor. 10 has had ten in ALL nine of
whom have lived and died among their
people, and the tenth the venerable DR.
Hawes, has now been in charge of it for
forty years, and seems likely to remain
as his predecessors did, till death.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. lS.-Tbe bottlo
Vidaurri and Miramon is confirmed
The former was defeated. The battIo
lastedfour days, and was fought near AZ
lusCo.
Nidaurri retreated to Monterey. and
was preparing TO attack Miramop.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
EA@BgMte1sgs

lhh uNDERSlGNED takes this method of a,
h'uncing to the citizens Of C9arfed and the snr
rounding country, that he has opened a
Barber Shop
on Main Street in Share Ne,, H., ,-L,
is prepared to accommodate all who civ, Ii,,
call and hopes to receive a liberal patronage
"'N h'h' 1888. JEREMIAH NORRIS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
ARRIVAL OT.THE CARs!!!

Y THOMAS Il co. respectfully inform the
~ citizens Of Ciearfcll and vicinity that tbpv
have just arrived with their new
Il " i ROTTPING CAR,
|ho;e .hey are prepared to take pictures in all
N'H"s %. "t1iher' ana will warrant to give salts
faction to all who call and see them.
!lcures taken at % low pricc-FIFTY CENTS
amt upwards, according to the quality Of the ease
aH those that want pictures will call in sonn. n q.
1t Is not likely they will remain long in the place.
Oct 18th, IS. tr
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Cloaraold October 10th, ls5S. 5 D'''' HllN
DISSOLUTION Of ofPARTNERsHIP

VNHE Partnership heretofore existing b,twccp
Il DR., Lorain and DR.. lIarswick in the proc-
tice of Medicine is this day dissolved by mutroI
eonscnt-All persons having accounts with the
firm will please call and settle immediately, and
II they cannot pay, give their notes. Tho books
wan remain at their old Office where Dr. Harts-
wick can bo found at all times, either to sat,io
attend 10 professional calls
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

DISTRICTS

Beccaria township,
Bell township.
Boggs township.
Bradford township.
Brady township.
Burnside township.
Chest township,
Cleariield borough.
Covington township.
Curwcniville borough.
Decatur township.
Ferguson township.
Fox township.
Girard township.
Goshen township.
Graham township.
Houston township.
Jordan township.
Karthaus township.
Knox township.
Lawrence township.
Lumber City borough.
Morris township.
Penn township.
Pike township.
Union township.
Woodward township.
Total.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

These two lines that look so solemn.
Are Just put here to fiji this column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20

Lon NM A. PoRTER.-This gentlman
IN dieniiied and manly letter to Gov.
Packer, resigns bis commission as JUDGE
OF the supreme Court Of Pennsplvonio
which he deems the people of this state
wish him no longer to hold
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SITUATION WANTaD.

4 PRACTICAL PRINTER of considers.
4 ; experience as am Eduu..ud Publisher. 90.
''''' " 'iwtIon "a, publisher or foreman ia ..
''",''1 Once. Would have D." ob. cruon 10 lease
on office provided the term, were reasonable
lF communication addressed To this o0ics
Will receive prompt attention. Oct lsih''t rs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-10-20
p YOUR TEETH

J IdhE CARE or IHE.Ui! !
nR. A. NJ. HILLS, desires to announce to
~ his friends and patrons, shat he is now de-
voting all of his time to operations in Dentistry
Those desiring his services will find him a. his
once, adjoining his residence at nearly all times,
ana always ON Fridays and Saturdays, unless
No'iCe to the contrary be given in the town pa.
pers the week previous.
N. b. All work warranted to be satisfactory
Cleariield Pa. Sept. 22nd, 1858.
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IN.TEIIIIGE iNCER'.,
lynn or Nuns B By M0oNIIqHE


Maryl o thou mama of bsautyi
Thine are wei by love. by.duty, aoia
FROM the height Of heaven behold us,
In thy heavenly love enfold us.
From thy holy heaven look down,
Lady of the starry crown.
Moon of Midnight, Star of Ocean,
Sway our hearts to true DEVOTION
Hearts that swell to thee already,
As the waters to their lady.
LuStrouS Lady, beam benign -
Through our storms, and in US shine.
All is beauty where thou bloomest;
All is fragrance where thou CONTEST,
From the woodland, DER themeadow,
Floats sweetness, floats shadow.
All is holy in thy sight:
Thine the pure, pale, myonlit night.
In the brake the bird is dreaming
Songs of love while thou art beaming.
On the glade, and 3inithe bowers,
In the grass, and on the flowers,
All things rest, like lake and grove,
Lulledin Mary's mother-love.
Oh, our Lady! Oh, our Motheri-
Ours thou art; and ours no other
How these poor lone hearts o'erladen
Steal TO thee, Maternal Maiden!
How they tremble at thy feet,
ThIobbing with their fancies sweet!
Down all depths wilt thou discern us;
To thy starry smile we turn us. (,
To thy golden heights up-gazing,
Where tn immortal meet in praising,
Where the weary child at last
Nestles, on thy bosom cast.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-29
Cheaper than Ever.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-29
T. CARTWRIGHT,
MI $40 Ply 3 LIS q, E r.

n IsT OF NEW BIUsIC-
- The Crystal Waltz composed by gentleman of TIL.
Fartune Teller; (Guitan up. CHM.
sultan's Polka; lPlanol Charles D. Albert. ss7
La Sylphide Valse; (Piano) J. Ascher.
La Oochette dui Patre; (Piano LefebrueSWely.T
Engine Masurka sentlmentale; Piano) James Bellak.
Mhsurka DIES TraneauX; tPiano) j. Ascher.
borde; (Pfano) Max Maretzek.
Also received the following pieces of Music arf1-
Bessie's Grave; beautiful song.
; What Is Home without q Brother.
WHAT'S Home Without Sister; companions to YhRtII
Home without Mother.
Maid of Sylvan Nook.
Flight OF the Robin. -55s-
The Snow has fallen around .r1e.,
Also, large assortment of Musical Works, TO-. 10.
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