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4 DESIRABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC

AUCTION
XDY virtue Of deed OF and decree of the Cir
I'd cult Court of Gloucester will sell, stPublic Ave.
tion cash. Monday the 18th day of February 1858
court day. all that part of the tract OF land called Green
wch in Gloucester county, on York river which con-
veycd By John w Fox to for the purpose OF
curing debts due Thomns Smith Co.
The property Ia very desirable one, containing 300
acres Ia good stae Of cultivation; and has upon it
Portable dwelling house and other buildings.
Every facility tor the transportation of produce by
sail vessels possessed and the river flats in
front OF the land abound in oysters and available for
Oyster planting to a2reat extent.
WIN B. TALIAFERRO,
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~puoT0CRAPHS-UN

PHOTOGRAPHS-UN
M SUCCESS.-Since we have commenced our
our expectations the Of Richmond have accorded
this beautiful that meed OF praise and encourage.
mont receives wherever introduced and which de-
From sitting we can strike of hve hundred
small, Daguerreotypes copied to life size.
SANXAf CHALMERS, las Main st.,
July % Sign Big Gothic Window.
- TO MEMBERS OF ThE LEGIsLA.
~ TURE.-SANXAY & CO. respectfully inform
the Members of the General Assembly that they pre-
pared to execute PHOTOGRAPHS: OF superior style at
extremely low prices Those desiring to send such to
their families and friends, invited to call Photo.
sraphed copies of the late Reform Convention OF Vr
ginia Gun also be had at very reasonable price,
Dec las, Main street, P.atts old stand.
THE COMPREHENSIVE
INXISTING under the firm and name Of HARVEY g.
IL ARMISTEAD has this day been dissolved ny mutual
please present them and ali those indebted par
ticulary requested make early settlement Either
A. F. HARVEY
Richmond Dec 81, 1851 WIN. A. ARMISTEAD.
THE undersigned beg advise Of having formed CO.
partnership under the name and style OF
HARVEY, ARMIsTEAD & WILLIAMS.
for the purpose Of conducting the Grocery and Commits
sion Business In all It's branches and will occupy the store
No. 81 Pearl street. lately occupied by Messrs Harvey
Armstead. We shall keep on hand large and general
assortment Of Groceries and Provsons to which your at
tention 10 respectfully solicited.
Consignments to address will receive every aten
ton and early returns.
Hoping for a continuance Of the favors literally be-
slowed upon the late firm, and promising our best per-
sona attention to your interest,
We remain, yours, very truly,
WIN. A. ARMIsTEAD,
JNO. II. WILLIAMS
81, Ian Inn,
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GEORGE Is. STEEL

1855. GEORGE Is. STEEL, 1893.
DENTIST,
DETURNS his sincere thanks to those NuE~
~ whose liberal patronage he has re- HSx18R
ceived during the year past. md respect oIlIYYO
fully asks continuance Of ii, assuring
them TINT all operations either in the Mechanical or
Operative Department, will be performed in the most
satisfactory manner. Having experience Of eight
years in this city, he feels confident Of giving he be
ieves he has, thus far entire satisfaction. He may be
found ut all hours. All work warranted Office and Re-.
sdence No 23l. Main. above 9th Street. and nearly
opposite j. W. Davies Marble Works, Richmond, Wa.
Jap2-ly
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Nv Pos, Office is Laurel. N. C.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TuNHE Coparnership heretofore existing between the
IL the subscribers being dissolved by limitation on the
LIST January 1852 becomes necessary to collect with
out delay, all debts due to the concern.
All persons whose accounts due requested to
make immediate payment, longer indulgence cannot
be given PEYTOE JOHNSTON,
JOSEPH w. JOHNSTON.
COMPREHENSIVE.
THE subscribers have formed new Co-partnership,
commence tho lst January, 1853, under the
old style and firm Of Pcyton Johnston & Brother.
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
JAM JOSEPH w. JOHNSTON.
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL.
WARRENT0E FRENCH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
JULIUS WILCOX, PRINCIPAL.
VNHE thiry.fourth session Will open January H. 1s5.
Il The Principal, who has been connected with the
school from lis commencement has recently purchased
the interest OF his former c0partncr Rev. N H. Graves
and will continue the school, assisted by experienced
and efficient corps Of eacers and hopes by earnest and
untring personal efforts merit the support Of the pub
lie.
For terms and particulars apply to the Principal
Dec li-tlFcb
WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
WARRENTOE N. c.
TIME eighth session will open Wednesday the 18th
IL of January, 1855.
Board dncuding washing, light, &c, for five
months, Soi ~
English triton, according 10 advance
menu 81. ~, SlJ Sli ~
Music on Piano, Guitar and Melodeon cnch..... % 90
Use OF Piano 5 w
Music Harp with Of insrumenD. 35 %
Latin Greek, French, German and Painting, extra.
Vocal Music, no charge.
L. f. PARHAS, A. NJ. President
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At AUCTION " WI :S= - w.,ro.,,.. -.
"a airy oth, ls5s, Negro Woman named Marc; Ly ..
ger o. WIN Ambers, Trustee for Robert W. Nci;eS f,
satisfy sundry debts due 4 L. Win:r.,.
Jan lids u " pI.riI,;, ~,
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LOCUST HILL FEMALE SCHOOL.
TENHE Fifth Session of this School will commence the
u 18th day OF January, lsj5. Miss L. B. Cooke will
continue teacher. She has taught for nearly
three years and has given entire satisfaction all the
patrons of the School.
TERMS
Board and English Tuition per session 10 month"; 500
Tuition in French, Observation-Disclosures. 10
Do Music, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Scholars and conveyed from Trcvisns Depot free
of charge. WIN. +. VOOLFOLK.
ElEsvlllc z. o. Louisa Co, Va Dec l5-c6t
- Richmond Wing Examiner and Christian Advo
cate will nlraae siX times
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JAS. K LEE. JAS. PLEAsASTs.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NOTARIES PUBLIC, AND COMMISSIONERS OF
N Deeds, &C. practice in all the Courts held in the
City Of Richmond, und in the counties OF Goochand
Henrico and Hanover.
FOhce on 18th street, second door from Main.
Jan 2-lY
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HENRY TawEArr, J.B. FAULKNER, III. CLARK.
Prince Edward Va Halifax Va Halifax, Va
THWEATT, FAULKNER e. CLARK,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE, SHocKoE BUILplsG, on 18th STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
VXIILL give strict attention the sale of all PRODUCE
w entrusted 20 care, and make liberal Cash ad
yances on Consignments in hand. Oct l5-cwtlJan
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WIN. d. ToMPKIss, JAS. E. ToMPKIss.
of the late finn Of E. G. Formerly Of Albemarlc, Of
". D. Tompkins Rich. late partner in the con.
mond, Va, and formerly eern Of Staples Martin 4
of hbemayie. Co, Stanton, augusta
w. d. TOMPKINs q BROTHER,
GoMMlssIoN MERCHANTS, opposite the FLOUR
~ SHEDS Basin Bank RICHMOND. VA, solicit consgn.
and give their prompt personal attention to all business
entrusted TO them. Liberal advances made consgn
inents In store. Aug 22-6n
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BASk

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BASk
(SHARTERED by the Legislature of Virginia, Deceu
u bnr l7th ls53-Capita $50 OC0-Ths Institution
ceves deposits which interest paid the rate OF
per per annum If remaining deposit ak month";
aad per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN. G.. PAINE, President,
GEO. j. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, Tressnrst.
FeOmca No lS3, corner Main and 18th st.
Jan l9-cly
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HIRING OF SERVANTS.
FENHE subscriber offers hi, services his friends
Il the public for the purpose Of Hiring Servants
Having had some Elk eight years experience in the
business he feels confident that he can, with due regard
to the care Of the servant obtain the best prices and will
give his personal attention during sickness Refers to the
following gentlemen for whom he has transacted bust
ness ofthe kind for several years.
DR. Henley, King & Queen Co, Va
Volney Walker Esqr
Mr. VIM Turner, "
Mr. James Pendleton, Is
John scayor, Esqr Tappahannock Essex Co
James Roy, Esqr llenrico Co
DR. joe Pendleton, Amherst Co
JAMES MOORE,
Dec l6-clm Opposite st Charles Hotel.
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LEWIS Hill.
DRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT attends n
IL the sale Of Wheat, Flour, Corn and Tobacco, and
oontinuesto HIRE OUT NEGROES.
Once on 18th street, near Gallego Mills Richmond,
Va Dec
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r0t IL ELY NEijKU MEN At AUCTION
w ~i sell on Tuesday the 5:h OF January AZ oti-
,., o.nce. on wall street, four likely and yalusb!r
,h,.. Alons 'h"fn Is frst.rste Blacksmith the o,frr
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DISSOLUTION

WATKINS g. TRARUE.
SUCCESSORS TO WINFREE & WATKINS,
Commission Merchants,
OFFICE. SHAR SIiocEoE WAREHOUSE.
TIME undersigned have this day formed co.partEcr
l. ship under the frin and style OF Watkins g. Trsbuc
Tor the purpose ransacting Commission Business
sell Tobacco. Wheat, Corn Finur &C. snd they hope by
strict attention all sales merit the patronage OF theil
friends ard the public. They viii make cash advances
on produce. HENRY C: WATKINS,
Jan l-dt&clm ALEX. NJ. TRABUE.
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THOM MAS W. GILNI z

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 40. CHEsSUT STREET. ST. LOUIS, Mo-,
DEFERS to Gov Henry A. Wise, Col. Geo. w. Nun.
II ford. Aug l6-6m'
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NEGRO HIRING, go.
LYME e. CHlLOREY,
ENTS IND COLLECTORS.

NEGRO HIRING, &c.
LYME & CHlLDREY,
AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
HIRE OUT KEoIoEs COLLECT CLAIMS, &C,
OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL:
WYE, the undersigned, having heard that Dr. Ro. B.
w Lyme and John T. Childrey have associated them:
selves together for the purpose Of conducting general
agency business in Richmond take pleasure IN recon-.
mendng them TO the patronage of the public feeling AZ.
sured they will faithfully and punctusly do Whatever they
may undertake Agents.
Sherwin McRse, Richmond.
John R. Garrett NJ. D., Henrco
John b. Young. Attorney at Law, Richmond.
Garland Hanes, J. P Henrico.
John Ee,tles, ]. P, Richmond
Thos. z. Euckols J. p Henrico,
Chas D. Williams Henrico
John Q. Taylor J. p, Henrco
WIN Boware, King e. Queen.
Jonn ~ Gregory Attorney at Law, Richmond
Goddin Apperson Real Estate Aucttoneers.
hcGruders Soma
Doc 12-f
DOSE O!NTMENT-For tho permanent cure Of
- Tetter. RinRworm and disease Of the akin When
used 70 directions never fail to enect perma.
a. hundreds Of persons who have used can
Jan P. JOHNSTON & BRO. Druggists
NEW JERSEY MERCER POTATORs-Wo
~ still have small portion of the cargo of Mercer Po
tstoes received BY the sloop Hannah Mary, on hand
for sale by
Jsnl LUDLAM & WATSON.
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BY h. VI. PCLLIAM * CO, AiCTS-

q EERCES-Wc viii soil 10 lik,!y nc.,...,r o. .,
= uon. n: ou. oitc-, nj Q! o'clock to ciny
d. NJ PuLLIAM & co 49,
' We! Street
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by oricr o' BENJAMIN Iil,caer and Henry W Fisrs,
administrators OF Nathaniel Green decea-ri
IA. ., ;, d. NJ. PULLlAM & CO
auctouecr-
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W wv H3O"IT FFIeeI OUI utU. w. rIuu@
II ford. Aug 1s-6m'
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between HILL e.
IL RAWLINGS is this day dissolved, By mutual consent
The busn ess Of the will be closed BIZ E. G. Raw.
lings. RICHARD HILL. JR,
E. G. RAWLINGS.
RICHMOND, Dec. l5th 1857.
NEW CONCERN.
EDWARD G. RAWLINGS and ALFRED l.. HOLIDAY hav.
Ing associated themselves together under the stye and
hrm of RAWLINGS HOLIDAY, for the purpose of con.
ductinga
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Will devote their entire time and attention TO Collecting
Claims. Renting Houses, Hiring Negroes and to
tho sale of Wheat Tobacco, Corn, Flour, Oats and all
other kinds of Produce entrusted TO their caro-.
be raj share Of the patronage Of their friends and the
public 10 most respectfully solicitsd.
F-Ofhce at the old stand Of HILL RAWLINGS,
Corner Ma n and 18th cts,
RICHMOND, Dee 18th, 1s57.-Dec l7-d&clm
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WIN. =. PHILLIPS,

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
WILL continue to hire out negroes rent out houses
w settle and adjust claims of every description ap
pertaining TO General Agent He returns his sincere
to his patrons for the liberal patronage which they
have bestowed him. and hopes by strict attention TO
business to msri, their continued confidence.
H'Ofhce Governor Street between Main and
Franklin Streets at Gouldins old stand Dec 22-lm
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AUCTION SALES,
EY DICKINSON, MIL 8: CO IrI>gl

u hGhOEs-Willb be sold by US this morning t
- O'Clock. 2lisey Negroes copsisring of Nh r..
and Girls, and Women and Children.
Jun . DICKINSON HILL & co ,uc.4
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"A DMiHiSIRATOt'> SALE GE NEGROES.
VIII be- sold by US on Wc,!nc.,Iay The ,,,h I,.',.
~ ~ o'clock one likely Negro Man and ono Boy b,l,f
'hs !" Ia" est"tc OF Mary T.. Starting decd
Sold hy order OF the Admor
Jan i-dtis DICKINSON. HILL & co .Av.i.
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AMELIA ACADEMY.
WILL take few more pupils upon early application.
q Direct, Iodore, p o., Amelia County, Va.
Dee 9s-2aw2w WIN. II. HARRISON.
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herself down on a low seat, buried her
head among the cool vines, and gave her
self up 10 paroxysm Of passionate grief
Soon she heard steps approaching, and
an arm was twined tenderly about her
waist and warm hand was laid caress-
ingly on her dropped head.
80, Kate, Kate" she cried, in the
agony of her repentance, Il am perfectly
wretched. You don't know why, though
You have come very near guessing two or
three times. Harry and p
Here a convulsive sop interrupted her,
and the hand upon her head passed over
her disordered curls with a gentle, sooth-
ing notion
"Hary and I"-Fanother sob-"quar-
relied two or three weeks ago. | was
w:lful and rude, just as it was natural for
me to be, and he got angry. | don't
think he is going to forgive, for he hasn't
been here since"
Sophie felt herself drawn in closer
embrace, aud was sure Kate pitied her.
Il would not have owned it to any body,
if it had not been just as it is" she con
tinued, robbing her little white hands into
her eyes; "but | think l love him almost
as [ do you and father and mother"
A kiss dropped on Sophie's glossy head,
aud tighter was she held. She wondered
that Kate was 50 silent, but still kept her
face hidden in the vines.
"Ie asked ne TO be bis wife," she
continued, asked me as nobody else
ever did--in such a manly way, that he
made me feel as tho8gh | ought to have
been the one to plead instead Of hin.
could not bear that, and | answered him
as | should not He thought it was be-
cause he was poor and | was rich; and
all the time ! was thinking | would rather
live in cottage with him than in the
grandest palace in the world with any
other man, only | was too proud to tell
him so to his face What can do? Tel
me, Kate you are much better ham am
and you never get into trouble lam sure
| shall die if you don't" And poor So
phie wept anew.
Look up, dear, and III tell you"
Sophie did look up, with q start, and
the next moment, with little scream
leaped into the arms-not OF sister Kate
but Harry Ainsloe
Sophie declares to this day that she has
never forgiven either Of them, though she
has been Mrs. Ainslee nearly two years.
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CbQire Aea0lnq.
A Nation's Gratitude.

From the Mount Vernon Record.
The AJ5c SIcARD, a distinguished
French philanthropist, and teacher Of the
deaf and dumb, relates that on certain
occasion one Of his pupils was intcrroga-
ted upon variety Of subjects, to all Of
which he replied in sinGularly thought
tul and sacaciUuS manner. To the qucs-
ton" What is gratitude ?-he an
swercd
"G-atitude is the memory of the heart
The heavenly gifted mute was right
gratitude Is the memory Of the heart Let
us learn wisdom from the deaf and dumb.
No definition Of this great moral quality
was ever more sensible and wise; none
more just, philosophical and true. 1t car
ries with it piercing and penetrating
meaning. 1t strikes deep into the soul,
and, probing those latent sources whence
flow our best and purost cmotions and im-
pulses, calls them to offer up their sacri-
fees upon the holy altar Of remembrance.
The memory Of the heart" How many
thoughts are quickened into a newer,
hesher and hoher life, by the profound
and searching wisdom of the grcat-soulcd
mute how many recrcated thoughts Of
persons, things and events, rise up before
the vision in all their truth and potency,
at the bare sounds Of "memory" and
"heart " IT'S this, the memory of
thoughts and things that acere, which
brings to view the past, SO laden with in
struction, so full of prompting to that
true and real gratitude, which has its Or
igin IN feeling and affection.
Events instruct us. Our history, full
of signal providence, instructs us, if we
will accept instruction. Laws daily de-
veloping good, and ministering to the hap
piness Of a people, are rich with lessons,
If we will only see and heed their point
ana purpose. The great fact which ex-
hibits to US nation, less than a hundred
years ago mere shrub among the politi-
cal plants Of the earth, now grown to a
mighty tree, to which people from all
lands direct their fig Int, and come to lodge
in its outspreading branches, all this has
deep instruction, and profound and very
significant meaning, of which we should
take especial note in these impressive
tines sign indeed, if we will observe
1t, which plainly declares that in all this,
there is something to call forth in hearti, /
ness and fervor a nations gratitude.
He that is faithful in that which is
least, is faithful also in much. If we are
grateful to those who serve US with gool .
our brethren, the human laborers for our
welfare, we may learn to be grateful to
Him, the author Of good. Iaasmuch as
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EflGttG1 Galt.
Vhe End oGa Woman's Caprices
A Low STORY L.

i" Men are never so awkward, never SO
ungraceful, never so disagreeable, as when
rrey are making love. A friend Is lux
uly, husband ditto, | suppose; but that
intermittent class Of human beings de-
dominated Hlovers' are terrible bores. 1t
does very well for women to blush and
look Hustered now and then, when occa
sion makes it desirable; but to see man
with his face as red as a ripe cherry, and
A real parcel of strong-mindedness, seIf-re-
nance, and masculine dignity, done up in
broadcloath and starched linen, quaklng
from the toe of his boot to the top OF hla
shirt collar, his mouth awry, and his tongue
visited into convuIsions, IN the vain at
-enpt to say something sweet-O Gra-
c.rusw
So said saucy Sophie Lynn aloud t.
horse!f, as she sat swinging backwards aoc
forwards before the window, half buried
IN the cushions OF IuIuriant arm char
and playing with delicateiyory fan whic.
lay upon her lap,
alt also seems so strange, not to sa
resome," she continued, with runnin
musical laugh, eater one has waltzed ana
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A KISS AT THE DOOR.

The clock struck ten seized my hat
And bade good night to all
Except the lass | courted who
Came with me through the hall.
She stood within the portal,
And gazed upon her charms,
And oh lolged that moment
To clasp her i'll ny arms.
She spoke about the moon and stars,
How clear and br.En, they shone:
l said | thought the crops .g.ll fail,
Unless we aad ram soon.
Then | edged little closer,
Pat M arm around her waist,
And gazed upon those rosy lips
longed so much to taste.
Said /, my dearest Susy,
III never rest conteuted-
If leave to night without kiss,
I'll surely grow demented.'
Then up she turned her rosy mouth,
And everything was handy,
Quick from her lips seized a kiss
Oh, Yankee Doodle Dandy!
Then off for home I started,
| could no longer stay,
With light heart and breeches thin,
l whiotled all the way.
Hence, learn THIS truth, each bashful youtL
Who seeks for welded bliss,
No lass will love until You move
Her feelings with kiss.
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SHE'LL MUSIC.
BY JULIET H, CAMPBELL,

Thou exile from the ocean
Child of the surging seal
wherefore this ceaseless mOaning7
what wouldst thou tell to me
Wouldst thou reveal the treasures
A thousand fathoms deep
The golden, cleaning amber
The pearls that mermaids weep2
Or wall of lost, and lovely.
That storms have gathered there
The maiden lowly lying,
Sea-weeds tangled mid her hair?
Now moan thy ceaseless murmur
With lips upon my ear,
While Fancy shall interpret
The melody l hear.
The Sea-shell's tiny caverns
Made answer soft and low,
MY murmur is the memory
Of tones heard long ago.
"The song of mother ocean
As she rocked me on her breast.
An echo of her lullaby,
Is the voice of my unrest.
Thou curious enquirer
The earth upon thee smiled
When thy soul came down from Heaven
And became little child.
Remembrest thou the voices
The looks the nameIess things,
That woke, to early music,
Thy hear@S unnumbered strings?
" In WEAKNESS and travail,
Thou hast watched thy years depart,
But memory iEtoneth
Their yoicings to thy heart.
a." One ear is on my signing;
Turn the other to thy breast!
This plant, so soft and ceascless,
Is like memoy'5 unrest.
" In melancholy music
MIrmnr heart and sea-shell fair
The echoes w2keued long ago
Shall chime forever there"
laid the shell aside me,
When 10 little child
Stood by my knee, and wistfully
Looked in my face, and smiled.
Then | took him 20 my bosom,
Singing-oh ! how tearfuliy =
For methought nay sgords might echo
Through his yours eternity.
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HENRY j. OLMSTED,

.-h'soR TO JAMES ". SMITH,
! r-,1a ,5i N STOVES, TIN 4 SHEET RO,
!, .',-'. NAM So, nearly opposite the Cou
II h. 'oi4ersPort, Pa Tin and Sher
1. : , ATE made 10 order, in good style, o.
"'aC". I0:l
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: r. HARRINGTON,

--..'- .ouaersport, Pa, having engag
. s.4ag" lu NcAoomaker < Jackson
Y. ~. carry ca he Watch and Jewell.
'sss there. 4 fine assortment of Jew
family on hand Watches an.
4. y carefully repaired, in the best stylo
-- a-or.,s, I0Jice-au work warrantcr
9.34
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gelertf0 noetry.

Bsa5H From hundred poems sent within a
week to Willis, of the Home Jouy7,al, he selects
and publishes the following as the best. Itis
from the pen of Mrs. Campbell, of Pottsville,
"a, who is thus placed in the position of a
hrst-class poet. This poem is beautiful:
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O 7. ELLISON,

..cIEG PHYSICIAN, Coudcrsport, Pa.
"a..g informs the citizens Of the vii
.-a vicinity thar he viii promptly re-
q all .alIs Tor professional services.
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