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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-26

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What slight sounds afon.rIu.. has
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by. and tae vh.te.haifr 4 erarl.lathef
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indeed. wcwi.ln AtltLeoll man.
voice aurht A youtbful tsnc and
bn crl.cics and elastic moy,msn,'
as he holblel abou, tho i,ou.e. ,.,,ng
orders. as n sll the rcsp1n,ib,lit,
rested upon him. Il, b. -
There was Hannah. Too. bew,ller.
ing he mother about Irsatft.t
"D,d l.igsicli.econce or cocoa bestt,
Aul would tAa make biscuit or wal.
lw And themather smiltt, an ,be
iHsc. ndllci Ter Lpad Z, c,sr,ib.ng.
and went hntylnr about. with ,bs
sr.l.iron IN one hand. anl No crt
to...r h tho o.her. caax,np Fanpyto
euf. sha baby. hair. and laol,n. a,
tte clock ct,ry hys minutes. ButI
Fanny, wiih 9,t..srisat atr,n. fars
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fau,rth.rR da9ue.tot,ao an shs
cable. era SEEK isf annie
a tlrvisloas- oma,l.n, iar La.
g.e d see anl smile al. Onlv tie
father sermel unl.tsfici Weua.
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thrsks. which l,.srcnid he made
vith her fnrsr vhsn she W. a babe.
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tAa, h.s ,o'cs was l,,.l, .tea Il uhsg'
betoiI Th,masto bfIns ,Le iarea
but te dfl laat h.p q tsr.s.l ftsslI
\ demon ttsiIye man. 20 No onl,
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a,Iuo.h,ng. s,iIualersafs.om some.
am,s ,ery Isep.
Ntla1 ,le rsrrises came around
aal ws 20. n..n;tvsefns. L..i.le n.
father, Who vas 10 drive. T6ars
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a.,h lie r,csir.distin boz tsfI. ae4
w.rlHr hsr axss vi,h her ahms.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-26

n thou has. . lettering servant,
send him On an errand jas; before
dinner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

RrssrtL's M,GaziSE.-T'he October number of
this sterling Southern Monthly. has come to hand.
1t is stocked with sound. healthy matter, agreed
Lly diversified in subject and method. 1t is net n
number to be read at n single sitting: but is wor
thy of being remembered, and absorbed until its
successor supplies another instalment. The iol-
lowing comprises the table Of contents, excepting
the editors table:
What il Seen and What is not Seen; Chlldhooi:
Marion-the Carolina Partisan; On seeing the
Portrait of IL Child: Quintn Messis; Sonnet; Mites
on the Pine Trees of Lower Virginia and North
Carolina: With Thee when Suns are Wantng;
Anacreontic; 4 Meeting with De La Roche; An
Hour among Medals and Coins; The Lovers Song;
My Country Lodgings; The Parthenon; Lamia;
Sonnet; The Stastok Family; Sonnet; Heart aud
Conscience.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

SALE OF LAND Tho Pcarisburg WAY South
west notices the sale of land belonging to tho
tate of Dr. Chapman. New River. The Dr.'s
interest { y in the Ferry Tract, containing about
800 acres, was purchased by james Brown, of that
by w. Guthrie, of Pulaski for 50, 1856, being Sl5
~ Der mere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

NEW GOODS.-JOHN II. DAVIS d CO.,
LYNrHBuRa Va offering for public inspection
very large and anfcent stock of seAsonabe DRY GOODS
consisting in part OF az 'he newest Lahcs dress
DC Their stock Of Cloths Cassimeres and Vesngs is com
attention 10 called their stock OF GOODS
FOR SERVANTS consisting of 81 and "a fulled Cloths
heavy Satnetts Plaid nseys and Bankets full stock
Of House Publishing Goods consisting part VI Velvet Brus
ses Ingram and venitan Carpetings Rugs Floor
on Cloths Curtain Materials. Table Linens &C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

C,scuur CouRr -WEDsEspAY.--Seyera INSIDE
meanor cases were tried during the morning The
case of Rives & Ross vs.. Horner, Watson 4 Co.,
engaged the whole of the afternoon. and was not
concluded at late hour in the evening.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

raj DAYS previous she was engaged at play with 4
little ncghbor and fell backwards ON the grounl,
and besides dislocating her spine, injured tho
back part of her head seriously that she was Ia
ken with the locked jaw, and suffered the ntens-
est pain until the hour Of her death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
M ARRIED.

On Wednesday morning. the 3rd inst, at st.
Pnul's Church, by the Rev. W. IL. kinckie, JoHN
NJ. MILLER, Teller in Exchange Bank, to Miss
MARY f., daughter Of Mr. Lorenzo Noryell, Of this
city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

GAs.-What is the matter with the Gus? 1t
inferior quality is the subject Of general complaint
Will the Gas folks look into it?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

EscArrp.--John b. Macomber, first mate of the
ship lIaidee. who was recently indicted by the
Grand jury of the United States District Court Of
New York, for being engaged in the slave trade
escaped from the Eldridgc street Jail on Saturday
night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

PEnsoNAL-tobert Ridgeway Esq" Of the Rich
mond Wing, arrived in this city yesterday. and ia
stopping ut the Noryell House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

sixth ANNUAL STATE FAIR OF VIRGINIA.--Eager
to participate in the great gala all entitled to the
privilege were on the Fair Grounds at an early
hour yesterday morning. 1t being tho first day,
and only Judges officers and members, with their
families and invited guests, entitled to admission,
the crowd was comparatively small, but yet much
larger than any anticipated under the circumstan-
ces The weather, which always exerts such
controlling influence on outdoor exhibitions, was
exceedingly. pleasant. although not ray of sun
shine was observable during the day. The skies
overcast, but until d-day no rain fell, aud
the temperature was of that truly bracing, inygo-
rating character, which should ever characterize
November, generally no less heavenly than its i'm
mediate predecessor brilliant and glorious Octo-
Der. A prominent and very beautiful feature, OBJ
servable in the splendid scene which the Grounds
presented was the large and brilliant attendance
OF ladies. From every portion of North Carolina
and Virginia, we were pleased to recognise many
of the fairest daughters which the two States can
boast, and the interest they manifested in the Ex
hibiton, as we'll as the intelligent comments they
submitted, we're no less characteristic of their pa
triotism than most excellent good sense.
At nine O'Clock, the speakers stand near the
centre of the grounds, was surrounded by very
large audience, to participate in the impressive
opening exercises. In accordance with previous
announcement, the Rev. 7. G.. Keen. of the Bap-
fist Church. offered up fervent and appropriate
prayer. after which the crowd disperscd-the
Judges to the duties assigned them, and the ladies
and invited guests to an inspection Of the many
and diversified offsets of curiosity presented on
every hand.
The Armory Band under the leading of it's vet
eran guide Smith, added greatly to the cnlivening
scene, by the rendering Of many choice airs in
style Of excellence which only the Armory Band
can render them. Pet. Erpress. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

SAD DEArH.--Thc Petersburg Express notices
the death Of little Martha Ellen Farley, daughter
of Mr.. John A. Farley, Of that city, which trans.
pred "a Friday night last. II appears that seve
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

Adv Il TlSE,
And arr est the trade of the Great South West.
4 AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE.
OF the Railroad from Iynehburg 10 Knoxville; all OF them
having large circulation the people of South
Virginia aud East Tennessee.
Reay" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "Sf4a
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PArERS:
NEW Err Floyd Court House, Va.
VIRGINIA AND TENNEsS EE NEWS, Bristol.
DROwNL0W $ kNOXvILIE Tenn, WHO.
RELIGIOUS INTELLlGEN Morristown, Tenn
aAzETrE' an Lexington Va.
P phM2ShAT ,Annsdon,v.
nfNanMsa 5 Lnerty,va
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, Vn.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Smytle Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence, Grayson 60. Va.
p phn2GYH Mi1G. 5 rmcas'le Va.
STAR AND HERALD, Christansburg Va.
WYrIiEVII.LE TELEGRAPH u,.., ~,
WfTiIEVlLLE TIMES, "5'"''e Va
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union. Monroe county Va.
ADVOCATE Je1ersonv lle Tazew ell county, Va.
REGISTER. Danville, Va.
THE "SOU TIT EST" Pearsburg Giles county Va
Persons wishing advertise in Of the above will
find to THEIR INTEREST to call the office of the
Lynchburg VirHnan UP STAIRS where contracts will be
made. and advertisements FoRw AIDED WITHOUT DELAY
81 will also receive and forw ard advertising paper
In the United States. A. WADDIL1,
scpts-ts Foreman Virgnian Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS Mas PRAYER MrIrING.-Therc arc
regular meetings for PRAYER, at the room OF tho
Young Mems Christian Association, ut 1 o'clock
The Indies are Invited to attend.
aug lS-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

FREIGHT TRADE.-rho receipts of trade, rece,v-
ed at the depot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, in
this city, on the Sd of November, consisted of 90
loaded cars Of produce, from the West, as follows
1890 bushels of Wheat; 265 barrels of Flour; II, =
600 pounds of Miscellaneous. IL loaded cars were
sent West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
A. ID. RUCEER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

LfNGUBIRG, Va,
Il EEIs eonsia Ny on hand large and varied assortment
N Of GROCERIES, AND STAPLE DRY GOODS witch
he offers To tho trade reduced prices for Cash exchange
Tor Produce Ills his purpose hereafter TO conduct his bus
entirely CASH PRINCIPLES and In order effect this
desirable object he viii Ac at such prices will protect tho
i""ruSt Of all who may favor him with call
Grateful for the share Of patronage received At the hands
OF riends and public for the last ak
years ho begs continuance OF their kindncs In h
hu.nesS Ian liza
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

'HGNIX FOUNDRY a. ENGINE works.,
LyNCHBuRG. Va.
On the Canal ADORE the Brid4G IF thu Ia Tenn. Railroad
UNIIS ESTABIISiIMEN1 has been cnia ged to meet the
increasing demand for work in its branches andis
prepared to furnish
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES of any re.
quired power.
Mill Gearing. Shafng Hangers.
Goodwins Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixtures,
Iron Casting Wrought work of cry
description
All work this establishment warranted equal this
lone atnIy establishment in the State.
lets A. q UABNEY Aet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
GEO. ID DAVIS.
yIIpI Ale A pi-'rAIi pRurrp


WHOLESALERS RETAIL. GROCER,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite te IIrRiHid Rank LfNCHBUE6, la.
AN In receipt Of large assortment Of Grccees staple
Dry Goods Hardware. OS Paints, Cot dagc, Woo"warc,
Ac. consisting Ia part al
alcs uf Cotton. Factory prizes To the trade.
lbs Of Leaf Lard at Baltimore lricrs to the trade,
lbs Il sole Leather a ro Side, OF upper part very
heavy
10 Don French and rllaic pha Calf skins and Sewing
Skhs.
LOO Seamless Rags assorted
2Jou lbs of Zine aud white Lead,
500 Gals OF Iinsccd OIL
$40 pairs Shoes wed AVID pesged part heavy,
10 Reau,- Of Paper Letter, n,-,aP AID Wrapping,
?,nuU lbs. l., n ANirs aud t.,t RoErs,
10 Tons Of Iron, Wrought and Rolled,
$50 bundles of Iron. Hoop STOP oval half oval Round
and tquare,
) barrels Of New y OK Syrup. for family
Sugar, Coffee MoaSSrs, salt Nnis Tanners On.
II low Ices
Fniinti cin'h- "a '... .nnd " 'rk,is
Tin, ! G. aud } aud I TT Solder.
All Of which viii sell cheap cash short 'rcl for
goiablc paper. These who hny cash, Viii HAD t"
oNaIne stock hrnrc making ihcir Iui
vii sell cheaper Ian goods t bought
credit
Twill pay tho best priccs for Wool, Wool Rolls ices
FaSc.d FLAX aud Tow Linens Upper mud l1mess caiNcr,
and al other country proouc".
ttl aud stock before y"n buy. loot - -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

THKArRK.-We cannot speak in too laudable
terms of commentator Of the performances of
Shakespeare beautiful tragedy Of Romeo and
Juliet on Tuesday evening last, and deeply regret
that the incemency of tho weather precluded the
ladies from attending. It was, by far the best
delineation ola difficult play that our town was
ever favored. The whole Company acquitted
themselves in handsome style. We hope it may
he the pleasure Of the Managers to reproduce
this play once more, feeling assured that crowd
ed house will reward their labor.
On this evening Othello will be performed. We
need scarcely say more than that it will DO pro-
duced in style Of unsurpassed splendor, with
handsome scenery and appointments.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

XNHEELEK Il WILSON'S SEWING Wa
w CHINES.-GHkAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICFs.-llgb'st
Premiums awarded September le5. al the California New
Jersey and Illinois State airs the Fairs of tho Chea
Mechanics Institute and the st Louis Mechanical Associa
ton At the Fair OF the St Louis Mechanical Association
the examining comue" Of twenty ladies
of the highest social Standing who without dissenting
awarded the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINE the
highest and only premium Silver Pitcher valued at SO
These Machines simple in construction efficient and du
rabe in operation beautiful p model and finish fitted to ador
the paror and suited 10 the work shop Their speed from
loo TO 1000 stitches minute Substituting they do
heahiu for the soul and body destroying dudgey
hand sewing they are hailed the Homan's Friend.
They make firm and stitch alike both sides that
will rave. And the HEMMER recently invented
will turn Ia The edge and dow in the rapid and
Full instruction given in operating these Machines free of
extra charge. oct cots. VIM L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
nea. NORvELL HOUSE. -usa

FgNiS WE'LL KNOWN HOUSE Il nov open fol tho recep.
Il ton of the public, having bcon THOROUGHLY RRHoyA.
Tt aud ptepefed tor tho accommodation Of Its In
sly equal Ia any other public house In tho country II will
be FIRST CLASS house and nothing else. OMSIBUSES
md CARRIAGES VIII always be In readiness tho depots
OF ID" different railroads convey passengers TO and from tho
House.
share of the public patronage respectfully solicited
% -dS IF WIN H. KENNEDY Assent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

FATAL AccIDENr.-We learn by a passenger
over the South-Side Railroad yesterday, that Ma
jor WoNAcK, of Cumberland, WAS killed at the
junction by falling between the whilst step
ping from one chr to the other. the train passing
over both legs, and causing his death few hours
thereafter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
Vt,
Etyriptins, sr,onhin, Aing'- Evil, Tettrr Iu-
mo, und shit Rhcum

FTh" F'tFlHli0V WffH1Hf q N IONS. Fh 7 TFIN
On Alfhh fls the pafngonu all that u great
In medicine IlN have my o daughter -. ulcrrous
suites upon " hth aud feet that bal proved ncutabc
yeats r mar had hoch long grioy eusly afflicted with
h"ie'"S timfh~ uu her skin nni In hn hair After
,d cured she also .rd yuut ls and taey have curod
het ASA MORGRIrGE,
Ishrmnnn ~. Mourn u In mi lsaul.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A.Y E RS
~ CATIlARTlC PILLS,
(SrGIR CoATfp)
CLEANSE the BLOOD and CURE the SICK
b"'ni'd.. Fathers. Mothers. Phy.tcinns,
fhh'athropist., read shctr u fleets,
aud jadse Of shcir vsrsnes.
roR THE CURE or
hc""""hc, sick Headache, FomI stersnch.
ptrfsuuRa. PA. May 1855
pR ~ T. Affi-Sir have hesa repeatedly cured of tho
is II seems I" arise FROM foni they
once they Viii cure others they do the fact Is
worm showing Yours with great respect
ED W pREBLE clerk OF stes,ae, Cini lon.
Dhi""s Disorders md Liver Complaints
DEPARTMENT or fhr INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON. u e., Feb. isa6
SIN nave used y"ur rls In general aud hospital
re ever since You made Them h,-itae they
ARE 'hr best taihartc employ Their
he hrr quick ani cicd they ami
r'dy Tor dcianermcnis o that organ Indeed have
' "u 'ase OF billions disease obstinate that did
NOT ''A"'! A"lit ihem. fraiernay yours,
ALDNZO NALL. NJ d.
Physician Of the Marine Hospital.
D,scni"ty, Relax, UHd Worms
fosI 'fftt, II Antt,Nn Iv. co Mich, Nov. ii, ls5a
DIR AVIAN ionf lillS the perfection edcnc They
nave done my Wiz more good than toll you. She had
br'n sex and fihin Tor months Went OF bc doctor
rd nj grrR expense but better She then
qnan.lt,s OF WORMS dead from her body. They ards
cured ei aud our children oi b,oody discovery one Of
our nrshh"is had bad and IN, wife cured HIM with i've do
ses ot Your Pills while others around paid from hve to
twenty dollars doctors bills and lost time without be
Ing cured entirely then medicine yours hlch
Is actually good and h'ncsi, will be pin, d her.
II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

unut ycst.aD aud lMpurit, 81 the BLOOD.

fF"W "fr \ II '4.s Pastor Of tdrcaf (harf6, Boston
Dh Afk .-lhA" used your Pills an extraordinary aus
cess III my family and among those called TO visit In dis
it.ss I" resnair III" ot digestion and purity the
tioeh hrN are thu best remedy have known aud
can confidently recommend them 10 my fiio'ds.
lomS, j V HINES
Ntn>Aw. WNoNt<G co y Y Oct ~ 1855
DIAN suit Amusing your Gathac lilts in my practice.
sha h thrn M e>"rnt tlseo cleanse the stom
ehl pNllt! III illnlAllaof tlle hlntL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-04

ffo't fTJ ffr II UHr,ts II tie MtiAJdst Fps thnrt
FL So liut>t, = tAANN A.. Jan. Il, ls,,6.
nnNntl - III should ho ingr,tcful Tor the r"i
81 4 lass u .ufii dad not reFnit my
.ol settled nl, aud hnug ueisi,eg gle
PAIN "tih onts ~ rnnic rheumatism Notwiil.taudng
had the Bot l ~can the disease grow AMI
until N 'c 1ttet II cNatlent Baltimore ib
Hglet,,o. Ills Their elects yrrr allow but
hhr !! ~ NfHHs ~ II" uf th,m untircy
Wi
St\NH eitNntR nsro> EorGr IA, poc 1850
lpi Avn / have been -nttreiy cured h, rts oi
Rh"uuhji tuat-l painful Gi,ci-r that had afflicted
AratS VINCENT AIInEII.
For Drop-,, rirtburu or kindred Z ompia tuls
i'lunE an ~ tHr prtgv, th, excellent remedy,
For to-tiseDr-s a. tonsii pniiOn, and as "a Din
neg tai. thy agreeable and ctlrt tupi
Its, suppression, rnrnty SIS, In nam, Wnt lon .
aud oven Dcatur.- ant Pm rial i,mdntss, have been
.nr'd lS the alternative action 81 these rtlls
MIST al ic lA ia uafk Mercury, hlch although
Naluab" rrhfr, slilfu hands, dangerous pubic
pl from thu radHl that lrtqurpy follow it,
ihtaulour llrs" contain mercury mineral sub
Afa ,uI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-09

glneors together. Engineers indeed !
When the little Corsican bombarded Ca.
diz at the distance of FIVE miles, it was
deemed the very triumph of engineering
But what is that paltry range to this
whereby they lombard the ages yet &c
be?
There at the lease" he stands, and
marshals into line the forces armed for
truth, clothed in Immortality and Eng
lish. And what can be noblcr than that
equipment of thought in sterling Sax
on-Saxon with the ring of spear on
shield therein, and that commissioning it.,
when we are dead, to move grandly on
to the latest syllables of recorded time.
This is to win victory from death, for
this has no dying in it.
The printer is called laborer, and
the Office he performs is toll. Oh, it is
mol work, but sublime rite he is per-
forming, when he thus sights the en-
ginc, that is to fling worded truth in
grander curve than Missile Ger before
dcscribed-fing it into the bosom of an
age unborn. lie throws of his coat in
deed; we but wonder the ratho- thnt he
does not put his shoes from % ~ feot,
for the place whereon he siend rs loly
ground.
A little song was uttered somewhere
long ago; it wandered through The twi-
light fcebler than star; it died upon
the ear But printer takes il up where
it was lying there in The silence Hike n
wounded bird, and he cquips it anew
with wings. and he sends it forth from
the Ark, that hath preserved it, and it
flies on into the future with the olive
branch Of peace, and around tho world
with melody, like the dawning Of spring
morning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-09
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wise they will not be inserted.
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Citations Of any kind UNCONVENTIONAL, charita-
BILE or otherwise are in all cases to be paid for
at the usual rates; and obituary notices or eulo-
gies in addition 10 the announcement will be
charged at the rate Of fifty cents per square.
cS~ OFFICE, in the house on the southwest
corner of the Square, lately occupied by VIM
SAGE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-09
1)ortrp.
THE WREATH you rwINEp.
by MAJOR @. W. PATTEN.

BY MAJOR @. W. PATTEN.
The wreath yon twined at morn for me,
Faded before the eve grew dim;
The harp you hung in yonder tree,
Forgot so soon its wildwood hymn;
To-morrow's sun, though bright he shine,
Bloom to that wreath cannot restore;
The breeze around that harp may pine,
But ah its strings will sound no more.
There was time in PASSIONS power,
When, mid our drcal, so1s~srcst,
TO .hee ard ~ {ohaa. lssaa = ssrse-
Came the fond thought how sosa were blest
Deceitful dream when hope was.hgh,
And eyes gazed out on starlight bright,
That strewed with clouds loves summer sky
And yelled the Leart in robes Of night.
Oh empty worship-such as mine
To sanctify thing of earth,
To zneel before human shrine,
And find the idol little worth.
Fruit-rich ripe fruit, whose juice to sip
One would forego his heavenly share
To press the apple to the lip,
And it return to ashes there.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-04-09
UNDERTAKING.

HAVING purchased the farm formerly own
4 4 ed By Geo. D. Spencer Esq, about one
mile from Colcsyille, and permanently located
myself, would respectfully inform the citizens
OF Berry's District, and the county generally,
that have prepared myself with materials for
carving on the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
aud hope, from long experience, attention to
business. aud moderate charges, to share lib
eral portion Of the public patronage.
gaz3~ Twill attend Funerals in any portion Of
the county.
inly eff JAMES HICKS.