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the system at the same time that it
when taken daily in moderate doset
en- and build it up with unusual RAJ
The Liver is one of sItheprin'
ofthe human body; and ,when II
functions well, tbepow. Hers Of
fully developed. The NIstomaeh
tirely dependent on the Shealthy
Liver, for the proper Hperform
tons; when the stom- sch sat
els are atfault, and the Awholes 81
CONSEQUENCE Of one or.lNilgan-th
ingceased to do its duty. IFor the,
organ, one Of the pro- Iprietors
study, in q, practice off tmoret h,
to find some remedyEN whersw
act the many derange.N ments J
70 prove that thie| remedy
any person troubled, with L
in any Of its forms, has fbuttot t,
conviction IS certain. ii,
These Gums remoyeIH' lsll morl
ter from the system, supplyil
q healthy flow Of bile,/ Iinyigors
ach, causing food TO di, .1lgest vel
blood, giving tone apdI-Ihealth /
chinery, removing the ..cause.
efecting q radical cure, AL
Bilious, attacks .areINlcured, {
ter, prevented, by thesIl Ioccssio
Liver Inyigorator. E -.
Zone. dose after eatingi lia suf6s
the stomach and pre- >vent Il
sing and souring.
Only one dose, taken -d}before
vents Nightmare. n o.
Only one dose takenA-at Digl
bowels gently, and curesC
One dose taken after Meach q
Dyspepsia.
165H One dose of twoI% teaspoo
ways relieve Sick Head -Iache.
One bottle taken for IIfemale
moves the cause Of the disease
perfect cure.
Only one dose imme. Ndiately
while. MI !.
One dose often rev., peated
for Cholera Morbus, and Va prey,
70. ~ -
1r Only one bottler/ is neet
Of the system the effectsf OF M.
long sickness. 'N
NO. One bottle takenc for ia.
allsallowness or unnatu. Nral col
One dose taken aISl shoftt
ing gives vigor to the appetite, q
digest we'll.
One dose often repeated cures
rhea IN its worst forms, while Sun
complaints yield almost to the first
One or two doses cures attacks CT
in Children ; there is no surer, SO
remedy in the world, as 1t ntver ia
He few bottles cures Drops
the absorbents.
We take pleasure in recommend
cine as o preventive for Fever and
YER, and ell Fevers Of q Bilious Tyt
with certainty, snd thousands are !
fy to its wonderful virtues.
All who use It are giving their III
mony in its favor.
-H0A Mix water in the mouth y
rator, and swallow both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORI
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIS
is-daiiy working cures, almost toe 9
It cures as if by magic, epen the n
benefit, and seldom more than one bo
to cure any kind Of Liver Compl
worst Jaundiee or Dyspepsia to a
ache, all of which ere the result
Liver. -
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER 30
SANFORD & Co., Proprietors,
New York.
Wholesale Agent,
Barnes & Park, New York; I
Sons, Philadelphia ; NJ. s. Burr 8
H. Fl. Hay & Co., Portland, John
cinnati Gaylord & Hammond, CT
nestock & Davis, Chicago ; o. j.
st. Louis George H. Keyser, Pitt
Hance, Baltimore. And retailed by
Sold aiso6 ~ ALLISON & BIB
Tor
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- SOLOMON MANN.

DEARLsgARCH,
II andTnFaoca. For Sslsby A.E8 .A-.g@:
ALLISON & BRATTON.
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FRIEND Woob { 1t MAS a long time after 1 saw
you at Biiss6eld before I got the bottle of Restora-
tive for which you gave me an order upon your
agent in Detroit and whenI got it we Concluded
to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as the surest test Of
its power: 1t has dOnsal, that you assured me
it would 90; and others Of my family and friends,
having witnessed its effects, are now using and
recommending its use to others as entitled to the
highest confederation you claim forit.
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN
CAnIILE, ILL.,, June2s, 1852.
have used Prof. O. J.Wood's Hair Restorat;ye.
and have admired Its wonderful effects. Nv hair
was becoming, asI thought, prematurely grsy,
but BY the use Of his Restorative It has resumed
Its original color, and, Ihave no doubt. herman
emily so. s. BRESSE, ex.senator II q
Q. J. WOOD s. Co.. Proprietors, sI2 Broadway,
n. T., e1 the gressN. I. Wire Railing Establish
ment) and ia Market street, g. Louis, Mo. And
soldby all good Druggists, and by ALLISON L
BRATTeN, 1orkviile 6. &.
Feb LIZ -; .E.e.s7 '+ 3m
49,. - :
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SpGAMS AMD FORKS,

Silver and Plated Ladies; Shell Jewelry Boxes,
with lock and key; Jewelry Vases; Watch-stand
with bell and ink stand attached; Pearl Glove Hol-
ders Fancy Shell Boxes and Dressing Cases; La
dies fine Work Boxes and Travelling Caps Ladies
Work -Baekets and Stands -
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9fpattupnt,,
THE EGEARIs, OR PEACH GRUB.

IdGF ASISA1IAS7 Nv
The Peach Grub, or Borer. is the most
formidable enemy to peach culture, in the
South, and may be exterminated,. by sew
eral modes, with comparative ease. The best
time-to commence an attack upon the for.
tress of the enemy, is during the month Of
November. Take q common wedding hoe
and scrape away the dirt, about one foot from
the collar of the tree, down to the lateral
roots. If there is any appearance OF gum a.
round the coliaroft tree, or in other words,
that portion of the tree just at and above the
lateral roots, it is a sure indication, thatthe
Borer is in the vicinity, carrying on the work
Of death. Scrape away the gum and lind
the aperture from whence the gum has ex-
uded, and with a pruning knife press upon
the bark below and about the Aperture, IN.
til it is asccertained, by yielding of the bark,
how farsthe borer has progressed dig into
the bark with the point Of the knife and take
him out. Let the tree remain in this con-
dition during the winter, and in April, if
there are signs of gum, examine the roots a.
gain and extract all the Grubs, aud apply a
shovel full or two ofleached ashes around the
collar, above the roots; and draw the dirt
back again and fill up the cavity smoothly.
If the work has not been done before Christ
mas or during winter, it is highly important
that the Grubs should be destroyed in the
spring. They may also be killed by running
a wire into the hole where they have made
their ingress under the bark, unless they
have made a circuitous route.
Another e~fectual way to destroy them is,
to make a narrow basin around the root of
the tree, and so elevate it that it will con-
tain q gallon or two of strong brine, which
will be sufficient to kill all the Grubs and
insects about the root of any Peach, Plum or
Apricot tree. Small trees should have less
amount applied to them, say one quart to
the tree. No newly transplantedtree should
have the brine applied to it the first
year.
Another way to exterminate the Grub,
may be practiced with fine success in the pine
region where virgin dip turpentine is so a.
bundant Make the basin as directed for the
application of the brine, and ell up full with
virgin dip, above the collar of the tree. The
turpentine i~nsinuates itself in every crevice
of the bark, and completely sufocates the
depredator. and at the same time is so elastic
in its nature, that it yields to the growth of
the tree, and will remain and protect the
roots and collar Of the tree for two or three
years, when it will need another application
Two or three quarts will be sufficient for any
ordinary sized tree, consequently one barrel
will be sufficient for some fifty or sixty trees.
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THE LIVER -Iei
PREPARED BY R..rsANFoRD,

0VWPVUHUS oHVHo1J 0V"HV"H3a
rs ONE OF, THE BEST sPURGATIyE AND
Il LIVER MEDICINES now before the public,
that acts as q Cathartic, easier, milder,. aud more
~efectual than any other medicine kposn. Its
not only o. Catdartie, but o Liver remedy, acting
first on the Liuer to eject its morbid matter, then
on the stomach and bowels to carry off that mat
ter, thus accomplishing two purposes efectuslly,
without any of the painful feelings experienced in
the operations of most Cathartes. 1t strengthens
the system at the same time that it purges it; and
when taken daily in moderate doses, will strength,
en- and build it up with ~unusual rapiditY.
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all morbid or had mai.
s~uppIyipein tbsirnlsse
|inyircrat;np tbs stom.
eestTeIi n11,;fy;ncsh.
Fbealtb 10 thevboiemo
Of The J;s s
N'0so''
and. vhst,.ho..
Ioccas;onai' nss. ~
i. .siasisps .s:rsu.,.
vent "s'ooa ron n.
before retiring, pre-
lat night, loosens lie
cures ostiysnsss.
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SILVER.
THE SUBSCRIBER

-. THE SUBSCRIBER
HAS ON HAND o splendid assortment of (and
III is constantly receiving something new GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES and JEWELRY of all
kinds. Coral, Cameo and Gold Bracelets Gold
Beads, Necklaces, and Neck. Chains 4; Fob and
Vest Chnins. a LARGE assortment of Seals and Keys,
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LOCKETS AND MEDALLI0NS

Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens; Gold Thimbles
and speetacles; Comedian, Plain, Gold and Sett
Rings; Necklaces, Amulets, Ear-Drops and Pins;
Silver, Shell and Pearl Card. Gases Silver salt-
Cellars inlaid with Gold Napkin Rings in boxes ;
Silver and Plated Cups and Pitchers; Cake,
Pickle, and Fruit Knives; Sugar, salt, and Pre-
oarvo Snoono. SILVER
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Feb i8
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TO PLANTERS End HOUSE, BUILDERS.

NoY26
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NJ | S G Z L L A n Y.
bSRRyIi.Ls uuT.l.


The pablo dinner Of whieh notie. s.s
given came of at this hotel Sstarasy IN.
10Th inst. There were about scfsuty gus.,.
everything vas served up in 'sp,ls PIE order.
and etsdi'ably 10 the eutsrpIi-ng host
On motion of Mr. Crow, n knouslnr
was requested TO preside at tbefsstive board
which be did ~i,h becoming Sace aud dig
Bi;y
TSn toasts were then read. offered by J
b Morris, which were ss fJlio's,
To the president. chief sug uscr and di.
rectoS- II the Alrsaui,ia lyudaaa spa
Hampshire Railroad We offer our eopgratu
lai,.us
To our senator and dslccae ia the Gen
srsl Assembly DR. o K Fus.irn snd Col
BeuJamiu Morgau May tho bc rewarded
Tor 'h'ir just wi-e and eorr,-iiee Hort. 10
The msiutsuauce Of the right Il the people
oi CLARKE. IN securing TO then 'bc AlcIsu.
dns, Loudeun aud Hswp.sar Railroad.
These to,sts we're received wllh consider
able applause srd Col MORAN. b.iuR call
ed upon, responded 10 briy aud happy Il
fort
After a little social mirih the assembly
retired, aud thus ended the IstIviItes Of the
day CNGsks JosrHai
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SELECTED STORY
BILL WILSON AsB TIE GHOST.
TERRIFIC BATTLE IN THE
GRAVE YARD.

Bout two years ago, the people in Pine
willie vas AlmosI larmed out Of their seuses
by ghost what made bis app.Aran every
night 10 the grave yard Tbe diggers seed
Il fust, aud wIwmin aud children was frsiJ
10 20 TO bed 10 the dark for q month. and
Jou couldn't get uig er TO 70 outside the
door after dark not for all GeorRy. Itu.d,
a mo strOus talk for morn ten mile. rouod
'hs settlement aud every body was anxious
TO hud out whose ghost il was add what n
uautsd. Old Mr. Walker, shat had been
cheated out Of all his property by N. l.w
ysfs, hsdu been deaf great while. aud
=, be Nas nobstTous curious old chap Suy
boz, the general oPibion Was that the old
man had cum bsck for sOm,thiuR
sammy Stouestreet seed IL. and Bob
Moreiuud seed in, and old Mrs Curloo seed
Vhtn she wss cuBmiB 90 town % brr
daughter Nancy, the bigh, she had the ba
BY aud the same account, niggers did.
bout iis being dressed 10 uhite AID taking
g. t'scf aud efsin sBe wslsiu' about SlDong
ibe tOom stSUeS Bob Aoftiaad sea ..g
heard a saCsss tSo OF three uuss, jesi a.
Ba'nrai as any human, aud cry ever 30 pili
full
A good many of the boys sed they we're
guiue 70 watch Tor - sun uigbt abd sprak
10 it, bot sumbSW their hearts sIs.ys
Jailed EN- bout dark, aud nobody didn't
60.
One day Bill Wilson eum 10 town. .sd
uas bout bsf corued doHu 10 Mr. H.rl.,'s
store, ubep they got to bsstsr,s bim bCut
the ghost
'Drgd " I don't zee ubo IL i,. sss Bis
i sot affsid Oi 90 gbOst that ever Wsikss
ot rights
Vita that some of sm offered to b.thi.
I've dollars that be dsssUt e. inside n the
grave yard alone Ter dark
'Duu,' ses Bill, 'pissk up yer money
Bot M % 60 jest a. vs Islod Co
'Yss,' ssys the boys
'Aod shoot the ghost II see il 2 says Is
To b. sure
'Aod q 70 have bottle of ole JimnsEy
% tvrP ne eompahyf
Yes sss I'll of tbem
Agreed, ssys Bail Pat up ths STAKES
% hr Harley hand
TIE mousy Vas s.aksd and ihs bltnsss ali
hHea BE- % time
'Nou sss Bill give ~ , psir of pistsIs.
ssd lee as load sm myssRtud d sbou ,ou
slstbsr ! sm afraid u gbotis
Csptsib Ssibusfs lig h0fss pistols vss
stut ioT, auo Biii loaded sbs N 'sm ~ - ia
muffle and sfisr getting . bottle of lieksr
20 be pocket, sbd tskih tvo o. tbfes more
borhs % faiss BE couTsRs. be waited nu it
pas DARK kvsfJ lody 10 ievn ~ss side
tHsls % fse h0s ths thiag Houid turn oat
aod fum q tie vimmiu ~ uOustfoos cos
sarhsd for biil. fof fcsf bed git carried oa
~ tbe ghost sure stnM
Jsst ahvai dafk Bill sci out Or ths rfsvs
yar4 uiih q sbois hssp n fsliegs. sto sect
70 seo bIu e. far sa sbo rsts.
Bepk Gus boz biil-ysa hbov eLotts ia
uous'fous dsuEtfous ttihgs said fts boys
81 tbey aas shouf isssina tim
Never you mind 80 BIZ Bat Fsnsm
Der. In % tbost-
zee, go ail of em
biA marctsd isfo tks middle af TIE grave
ynfd sngiss shisg hgtts - Iced - BE-
copid, but weassrous eut q taae. asd tsek
e feat 81 ous II tba grtyssoaes
Tba FyEssysfa "a Ptusyins stssas % ihs
s5o y hiii bout 3 qusrtsr q nile from
town Thg fenss y aotsirous tirt nast
sd Fah fsaos. sud ths lot y tola1sbIs
hig csc sHisu9la . gosS Esys dssu is ths
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NO. l9
F,f ih- v,fs,sia Fre. Pres.
A Cherished Aemente.
~ ~. ,rTr,s o .oer.

eurl-s little golden ring n h.i,t.
from my hslf"p-a,d letter bu, /, IA,
world Of meaning Il come. a sad harb,n.
ger Of sorrow to tell Of m-,hsr hear, y.J.
desolaie father %, hope. bhshtsd P,,
away, over bill aud dale. il hs. sd q r1s
Nth the sad tidiug, Hos Death e,ne,nd
claimed the brightest ana b.,,.., -, =
'cy signet 90 the lips which r,,,.I.a t,,,h
such melody TO "a How sbor, ~. -.
since ,his tiny curl whb a hos, NJ o,h.r.
was riPPiiug and saving. ard dsncipg ,y.,
heF 'ai' BIOS With each Airy motion H.
short the time since The L.bv eve. oF ~.
opened vide With as,ouishneut a, 7 cl..r.1
him close iu my arm. Tor a last .mh,.s
truly last The lamp of her lit,I, M. b..
wsued aud hicEerrd aud died .na al. a.,
hhk ~ the faa,iIy chain 4. b,aken an. a.,
bono tie severed the srst b.,k I.rn.l..
on the dark stream But fearlssslv v,. !,
Pot forth aud Ia safety mo ,r.d in *, k,,.t,
haFer, where no storm clouds lover wbs,.
care aud sorros never come Droop moi
young mother pine not know Won Iii
ni.s the httle fooJstep-, such music 90 ,n,,,
ears Know you will miss the sott A.,
80 Of eiAsPed lovingly around you. ana n
NiIl almost make you sad 20 see the aou.r.
'tN NhIa klnKlUg II
gail aud tho sao shiaibg a. briSbtfy a.
ruuud tue oil homs,tssd, As 4, did IN Other
springs when 10 sorrow had come with, l..
v'tl- no thigh, f.lieb upon your beAr,.-
DrooP Dot bat boE far away With an oy. q
faith 10 the white robed angel in Heaven
The Saviour bad need to add another ieu.,
to hi, crown, and yours was tue ohos.p
when you g. cut into the old chureby,,3
and see i'e little auwer covered mousd
think Mt Of ,hr casket robbed Of its ie~.l
sing th'rs Essn a. the suuers AZ. hi,o,,.
ing there !" irtshoess aUd beauty. tended
and cared ~. 81 u the little immortal aow
er blooming Ia greater beauty, cared for bv =
iisSSsGly Fathers love The tall e.d,r.
to- s'aDdias ssutinai like, to guard the cher
i'hed SPOT. are tescbiug a lesson poiutius
uPw ~ 20 life eternal, I'm mortality, Heaven
s'Ar away thea 90 the wings Of faith Life
l. short aud when in is briefnes. IL Is n...
ed, your will be given back 10 all its pri.
hu" ireshEes, aud love Live ever read =
Go rrseh "'e' ih, dark stream and Rra,p ths
h''lr hA"ns hcek"ui"g you onward w here
Jour Treasure 3. lrt your heart be
CEIDGsvILtE la
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FOUND HIs sIaTcu.

We saw good thing yesterday. Ia the
Court q Quarter Sessions, petty case vas
b'iug tried. A we'll kaosn criminal lauyer.
who pr'dss hinse!f upon BIZ skill in oro...
ezlminings witness, hsd go odd looking
genius upon whom 60 o crate The Wi,ucss
was bos. shoe uakrr.
You, 'sy, sIr, tba, the prisoner Z, =
tbIsfp
Yes, sir; cause Why she confessed il
Aud ysa also swear she bouHd shoes for
you Subsequent to the coi fcsslonf
i A. sir
Tho giving . ssgsrious look IN the
Court --'Ee srs 70 uhdef-tapd that YOU en-.
PloJ dIsbone,t psofle to work for you. syru
alter their rsscalii.rs are koown
'Of course bow else could / get s.sist
Anee from lawyer =
The counsellor said stand ssiIe,' snd IN
ton shich showed tat " ~ bsd ths wit
usss' bead ia bark Dill little mercy might
have been expected
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? 0 EFT r Y /.
Thy wiz be Done.

My God. my Fslhst. While su.y.
RAJ lion my hons on iiies rooEA var
" ssch me iton IN, hear 10 say,
Tey viii be doseI
u i'AOo 'houldst call me to rr,ign
Whain's' prre-h be'er ga, mine
ioS'N yield ihee What va. thine
TLy viii be oOaeI
se'ele Pib'HE s1khsss waste away
Ny iis "a premature decay,
Ny Fa'ssf s''ii i-''i,e 60 cay.
BY SII bs dobet
E'eo Il agaiE l ne'er shoslds see
ihr h'ehd mofe dear Jhan life TO me.
h'f hhg ~ both shall be via thee;
Thy siii he dobrl
ltsut my faisIins hart be blsA
Wan ny swss, sPir,i fOr It's guest.
Ny OOd 10 hss Ia give The rest:
lay viii tv aonsl
Rsr'~ nv viii IRON cay to asv.
Bleed IL vim thise, Abd TAX, Awsy
'h~t nov masss u hard 10 say,
nv vii te dohe
And Nhsb 90 sarih bssalhe 10 NOR,
fH' psyri ola msx, sin tear, ueiof,
"a sn'g oPOn happier shore,
III, vii De GOBrl
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Just as Thou Art.

Counterpart ofths bssStifsl Bynu, Jest uI.a"
Just a. ihoa art without one trace
VI love, 90 Joy, or inward grace,
VI nesEness Tor The heavenly place,
oi guihy Si1hsr, come.
Thy sins bore ca Calvsfv's tree
The stripes, Thy due. were Iaid on me.
That peace and pardon might be free
o. ~re'eLed sinner, come.
barden'd with guilI, wO1ld'sI thou be b!ssir
IiS'i not 'he uorid-n gives no rest;
5"ps rsiiei 10 hvsrts oPpresI-
o. ~ssrJ ,iaasr, eOae.
coue. leave thy burden at The cross;
Couni all 'hY gains but empty erosA;
Ny grace TePsys all sAuhIy Loss
U needy siEnsr, come
Come, tirber brig thy boding fears.
IA5 aching heart, thy bursting tears;
'Tis mtrcy's voice saluies tAiae sAr,;
o. trembling sinner. cous.
The Spirit and the b ite ssy, Come"
Rejoicing saints Ts-seho, come;
"ho iaini', who thifsts, ~ho will may come
Thy Saviour bids ihee come.
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PAEDuS oF MGEAs.

Young Mesks who, j. will be rsoolIso,sd
was convicted before he United States
Court, 1t stSuuion, ssersl years ego, Of
robbing The Uuitsd Stses mail, has been
psfdonod by the Prcsiirut A Wash urtop
sP0udeut OF the III moud whig .Ay,
a happy fellow vas p5.S Nesks when be
came ifuR tbe frsieiusp lie bad 10
Ides Of the good luck iisi swsi'cd him, aud
steu AT L-fersT Tad i.il, ae So tIss. tts
sc,nr wa truly sa,caug % Bues i,
oDuse'eatioas'y orgOsUt 40 ,Grrci,tug tbs
Psfduhiug poser. snd the pardon "a tLt.
rssr was ob'a.urg vil gfst difkouby.-
Judgs Brosssubrousl l.atu. btvusht bis
rfaenc, 70 Ar LotCau's. sni tbs tao sac
crvdsd Mests sss oily sixteen years o.i
Nheu be vent 30, tuI yr.r- ago 10 . ~.
oUt teu loos years q g ~as msie q tool 4
- siiia,Dous post HHtrf wio uas tbs reel
% HoeT, abd iss sssy isayipg poor Ms,ss
20 sBasf
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Cesar Ta4vsL- Fsos srarsrrsr R.t,,,o..
ros sex DJlLsss - rh- s.s4a.aa y,.s,.,,.,
'.JR The sh,si pfi.,hs sad ss,issus Nal coz
"@e''I' tM'''" Kemp a Tfoslsf } ssvs saee
va 80 AiAasrHsa' tJ StllA pssssBGrfs Fotng
- aA'l''ns's -'ii re pes isfvsrh ,bs Vstt-y
'o0's ifom sHau'oa 20 Bsiuagfs for - Thn
d 'i'm1fsaSJ 10 ard 90 nay prcaiet thai ne
u'F'' Ss~s 'he NAi.'y n assa ~ill Be great
spends "sse coach ~iu irays ssaoaton uassi.
'aAs1Ss Hi'A oss q w,azasssr aHs yaapsrrrr,
S'' sff''s a. os.IH qiass. - i.us for tAs -4r-
huifsh - keap rr5H,yf-- Hi- glsrts-s,
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TEsIAMENrArYp pI-HosITIox uF
JHIi.DREN,

George ;. Hamilton. 81 S5u,h PittsburK
Pa, tProtystsutl died a fet mouth. since
ieAEtg widow (CatbdIel aud three
children In his vii he cr,re.sl, set forth
bus desire and solemn r,qus-t thai the
children, Emma " Magrstia V aud
George a Hamilton. minors. sLould b.
brought up in the prytcstsu, faith To TIN.
eud be uAmrd gu, rdiau f5r each II Ia,
ebidTen. In pursuaucc q thi- wi.I. the
chidreo were placed IA charge II the
guardians appointed Mrs ilAntltou. the
mother then applied for writ # h.bsa,
corpus TO obtain tho cgstoik u ehildrsn
on playground Of msierual light sud all, grd
HirgaIty Of such disposit.uD Of them 3 rte
trstator The ease which las excited aioch
interest has bren disposed Of b, Judy,
williams Of Pittsburs Win denied the 90
pucatiou ot the mother ousbv ground TIA,
by statue the father of auJ minor eLild may
eeyise the custody Of such IA Ia during b.,
or her minority or Tor any slorier psriOd
THC Two ESrsrzEs The 81 Louis
Democrat has the follovioE paragraph upos
the arrival Of Col Bsn,onB rem Aus in that
city:
~ ~ e'NN was tue liNle conn contain
ing the body Of the stateIman's grsudchild
McDn~eli Joues Each body va. ineIo,ed
in al aiT tight zinc case, - lich wss laid with.
IN nah gary cofhu. A tia va rai.ed 80
IS TO ALLOW friend. 10 Iok through . glass
on the fsccs OF the dead THE face of tue
great NJ ssOurian wore hat expression II
msjssti. piacidity which vas hsbitual to BIN
IN ife The iiI. Tcr- -litttly opeg, ,he eyes
closed, ADD every liBesm'Dt 10 the fsse 10
state nf repose that indicted how genIlr aud
peaceful had been the ed of the veteran
stormy life There wAsoo discolorAtior or
wrinkle 20 be seen, aud tie presence u death
Was obly visible oniy IN the closed syelids
ard tbe sO.d, white naIs!e Ike appearance
OF the fsstares The g'Ani child lay rs sutrt
iy As though oUly siceI,ng. with ns little
head covered With goldsi hair, uestliuR amid
white hysciuths aud sirly spring aourrs.
whose purity Wa't!Pic,l Of us owu Young
FpiTlt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-05-06

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-05-06

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-05-06

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