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meeting of the Glover Hill Mining Company
81 was held Monday at Petersburg. The usual report
was presented, from wch IL appears that the affairs
Z of the company are in most prosperous condition
the dividend fer the past being 10 cent and
q surplus on hand of about $4,000. The company
have effected very favorable arrangement, by
which their operations will be enlarged, and still
greater profits realized. They are sinking new
rhaft. which is expected to deveope very great re.
sources.
In New York Monday, there were sales of 81, 500
Va SIS at 3?2 $1,000 Tennessee es at s9a. aud $4,000
Missouri IS b. 10 at S3S. The New York Journal of
: Commerce of Monday afternoon has the following:
There il an active market to-day at very low
rates of interest. The cheapness OF money has en-
abled many Importers to anticipate their dues on
o, the other side, and has also furnished those who
were hitherto embarrassed with the means of pay
ment so that the outgoes Of capital are unusually
largo in com parisDn with the current imnorts -
This will also account fol the active demand for
change. The banks are still anxious for paper, and
the loans are kept down by this absence of desirable
securities.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS

HALIFAx-Flour, abs bbls.
! RoTTERDAN--TobAc co. 5i2 hhds.
RIO DE JASEIRo Flour, 24.239 bbie.
MoNTEvIDg,, Ac.-Flour. 2 YES bbls.
PERsaMBuco--Flour, g96 bbls.
BAHIA-FiouT, 3,4i2 bbls.
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PUMP Sole Doors just received, q very superior
lot of Gentemen's French Pump Sole Boots. import
ed by myself, direct from Pais They are something
extra. ALEX. BILL,
l27 Main street,
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Au LADIES CONGRESS GAL.
TIERS, HEELED-at the low prize of 50
per pair would be cheap at 81 So for sale by
MARCUS HARRIS
ma ...E. Is3 Broad street
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Late n Of Richmond, Va, Late Of Lynchbarg, Va,
WILLIAMS & REID,
w PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Solicit orders for PORK, BACON, LARD, GRAIN,
FLOUR, WHISKEY, SEEDS, DC.
REFERENcEs Winston h Powers and X Colston
Co. Richmond, Va; PEBBLES White, Petersburg.
Va; Leigh 4 Bro, Norfolk, Va; Gratfin 4 No-vell.
Cincinnati. le 9-5m
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THE DISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. MAY 5, ISIS.
1850. ..--e.--....S,,- - <--~.ct.i
FINANCIAL and CommerciaL

/, scr arr ar RICHMOND. NJ CANAL, RAILReaes Asp
avn. ron sHx MONTH % ArarI, iss'
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r OUIS J. BOSSIEUX, Steam Candy
LManufacturer No 81 Main street My friends
and customers may depend upon havi q their or
ders for Copfectionaries Fruits Ac executed at the
lowest market prices and the same care and atten
ton rendered il bought under their personal su-
peryision. / am anxious to secure all the good
prompt paying trade can. aud promise to ex ert
my utmost endeavors to satisfy and please.
an 3O-6s
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g. LADIES FRENCH MOROCCO
AND KID SLIPpERS--with and without
heels q new supply of the above, at
MARCUS HARRIS,
ma Is1 Droad strept
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nRAWING. PERSPECTIVE. Ao.--Ths

DRAWING. PERSPECTIVE, Ao.--Ths
~ undersigned respectfully offers his services
In giving instruction In Drawing Perspectve Chiaro
Hcuro. Sketching from Mature he, the following
terms:
Private lessons of one hour at....--....... 81 90
& hen Taught In CLASSES Of not less than fiye
pupils 10
Night class, three times week, for each
month, payable In nce...............,..., 90
The.use OF field instruments and Typographical
drawing taught.
kefel epee: Rev, Geo. Woodbridge
Piease leave orders communications Mt tho Ex.
aminer Office, Ife i6-tsl JOHN GRANT
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SAW MILL.-The subscribers having

NAW MILL.-The subscribers having
- purchased the Saw Min on Mayos Island from
Mr.. John Williams, have made arrangements to get
continuous supply Of fine logs Of the best selected
BILL TIMBER to builders and others on reasonable
terms They will endeayor TO make it the interest OF
builders to deal with them, and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mill at our shop, on 6th and
Cary streets, shall be promptly attended to.
fe 2-N JOHN 4 g E0 Gs BISON
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John LADEN,
y (FoRMERLY N. LADEN SOM
ESTABLISHED 1886,
100 WASHINGTON ST, NEAR FULTON ST,
New York City,
Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer of all kinds OF
WOOD WILLOW AND PAINTED WARE,
ROPE, USHES, CORDAGE, TWINE,
WICKING, BR0OMS, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-05

ALEX. HILL. the only direct importer Of French
Boots and shoes in Richmond Keeps constantly
hand large supply of all Of the various styles Of
French Work and Materials, for the manufacture If
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes. Call At
apH HILLS l27 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-05

D LADIES PUMP SOLE HEEL.
s1sS8 ED aAITERs-uf superior osiaIity. for
sale cheap, by MARCUS HARRIS,
ma ls3 Broad street,
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EATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

TRuNKsi TRUNKS! TRUSEsi My supply Of
Trucks, at this time Is the largest and most varied
to be found in the city. ALEX HILL
Main strept
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY-PUkE
MEDICINAL BRANDIES and WINES, war
ranted with large stock Of Domestic Liquors Apple
and Peach Brandy, N Rum Gin and Brandy; 2
pipes superior Holland Gin. For sale low by
EGGLESTON d FIrZG ERALD,
an 2Q-lw No ID Pearl streat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-05

- FISHING TACKLE.--Fo
sAS fishing Lines, (eotsnn. linen. sea
srass or silk Fishing Hooks az all sizsswiih rings
aad without. gut and ny HocAs. etc call At
ScHAAP 4 CfT
an Is Corner Bread aad al -irea Il,
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NEW GOODS,
Low Prices :lnsi Ready Pay,
AT SHARON CENTER.

TE7IIE SUBSCRIBERS are offering for sale
z an entirely new stock, consisting If
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE,
COOKERY, GLASS WARE, BOOTS
SHOES, HATS & CAPS, M "a.
BhELLA5, PARASO..S,
WINDOW SHADES,
WALL PAPER. READY
MADE CLOTHING, YANKEE
MOTIONS, &c, &c
in our selection, the wants OF III have been
remembered. The Gentlemen can find in our
stock of Ready Nade Clothing an elegant
Fashionable suit, or ! substantial Business
suit, and we have Hats y Gaps and Boots q
Shoes to match.
J The Ladies can find Fashionable BOnnets
beautifully trimmed, or bonncts and trimming :
a good assortment of Dress Goods, and trim
nlngs; Gloves, Nitts, Hasiery and G;titers-
And, last but not least. corded and skeleton
Skirts also, Rattans, Skirt Whulebonc and
Brass Skirt-Hoops; beautiful Jet Necklaces
and Bracelets, Corals, Fans, and too mary
other things to enumerate,-all of which W,
are selling low for Cash, Lumber, or any kind
Of Produce. FLOUR, NEAL, FISH sc con
>tantly on hand.
". 3. & J. II. GRAVES.
Sharon Center, Potter Co, Pa, June 3,
IS57.-I0:3-tf.
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THE WELCOME VISITOR.
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THVHlS ELEGANT AND FASCINATING
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MAGAZINE closes its first volume in June
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The New Volume viii he commenced in Ju-
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Each number viii contain thirty-two extra
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Some Of The most popular and brilliant made
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or expense to render the 8" " clccme Visitor"
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The publication is adartcd to all classes Of
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Ez:5~ Now is the time to subscribe to the
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= - The back numbers may be had (tc
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Liberal inducements 10 Gluos ana Can
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G0UDE3RsPORT ACADEMY,
lS0 SO.
REV. J. HhNDRICK, Principal.

TET1IE Academic Year is divided into three
D. sessions Of thirteen weeks each:
Tue Winter Term commences, Tuesday,
Dc. Is, 1897.
The Spring Term commences, Tuesday,
April s, 1855.
The Fall Term commences, Tuesday, Aug,
a, 1858.
Competent Teachers have been secured for
every branch of study.
Glasses will be so arranged that students
may enter to advantage at any time.
\ Teachers Class will be orgtnizad. in which
lue attention will be paid to tno studies usually
taught in Commn Schools, aud the best meth
od Of i'm parting Instruction.
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YsVO all pcrsous att cDed With Sexual niseas-
4 IS, suchas Si'EHMAT0RRHUtA, SEMI
Nal WLAkNESS, OFFENCE, G0NOR-
RuHA, GLbET, SIfLlLlH, the Vice OF
ONANIoM, or SEE ABt Sf4 &c, SO.
The howard Ao>uClAIIoN, in view Of
the awlul destruction O. human lie, caused
hy Sexda diseases, and dcccl,ons prac-
iced upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases b. Qu@cks several years ago Gire2tes.
their Couaulttug Surgcon, as q CHARITABLE
ACT worthy ot .h-ir name, to open " D,apen
Sary .or tEe treatment II this class q diseases,
IN al their forms, and to live MEDICAL AD-
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GenlpEranC&,
70 tiSe PfieUdS Of Temperance,
and late SOFAS OEFeHaperaftCe
1A iRe State of PennsysF
taNi2.

T1e uEde-rgusd, a commitfee appointed By tie
Grahd U;rts,oa Of tie Sons Of Temperance q
TIE sad state = Peaasg}raa'o, atG Session h'ld
a. York. 81 tn 28M dag Of APra, 1853, to
adrir.s, you Circu'tr, Prcssa 'cd 'he Flooring
trd,cj otss adop.ed, and dt"ected 70 be patt.shs<
and -,ulalta.
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THE Gcaesee RpuLiicau says the Com
missioners of Excise lave licensed fcc
stores and fye taverns in their village.
and thinks none need "go dry" Better
now import a pest-house, set up Jioe b.
gus money manufactures, have plenty ol
bowling alley and race-oourses, and You
viii do for another year, at least. The
crop Of drunkards. growing, must be cx-
coedingly promising.-Nrror, WarSou,
Y J
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YaVHE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESSES one
Il Of the best literary papers OF the day. a
large Ql&rto containing TWENTY PAGES.
or SIXTY C0nCMNS. Of entertaining matter
1nd ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every
week.
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A GIFT WORTH FROM 70 CENTS TO
$1,000 90 VIII BE SENT TO EACH SUB
SCRIBER ON RECEIPT OF THE SUB
SCRIPTION MONEY.
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MILLF0RT AD-ouARTERs.

t%AA@@@ N~-@ ~~--~- <S~-~ ~-~~'
yHNHE subscribers take this method of in
4 forming their friends that they are in re-
ceipt Of, and arc now opening, a choice and
desirable stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCT DRY GOODS,
70 which they invite the attention OF all who
desire 10 make purchases. Our stock is large
has been selected with great care, and is par
tcula.y adapted to the wants Of this section
of oar country. Our stock OF Dry Goods con-
sists Of
DRESS GOODS. TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
EMBR0IDERjES, PARASOLS
CLOTHS, GA,SSiAERES
YESTiNGS Do
MESTICS.
SlHRTINGS.
LINENS, PRINTS,
HOSIERY. SiAWLS,
and variety Of other articles, too numerous
to mention. We have also complete assort-
ment Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND
CROCkERI
all of which will be sold uncommouly cheap
for ready pay, and tor approved credit on as
reasonable ter.+s as any osAer establishment.
M1NS &NIGHOLS.
MilIport, Aug. II. 1856.-9:l3 ".
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GREAT REVOLUTION IN McOiCAL SCIENCE.
The best therapeutic Agent
Gyeg introduced.


: as ~ e.. Profession and
zz,.~a--==,,---C theinleliccntiay-
men of IT,. llGd. 1t is now clearly demon
strated that he lancet, meIculy, and all other
internal dru~ medication" may he laid aside
with y rfcct r.. .etv to the patient and abd-
ing benefit u pgstcFitg. Il ucrcsfr these ma
clnea GaYc ha.3 introduced, they c&ci.c the
highest Mon3cI ana praise. The apparatus
Is adapted to ", vent, relieve ard cure every
disease incident IA humanity,--m0re partica-
larry all those painful and Formidable diSeas-
IS which have for centuries G"ldeA The pro-
fouudast lcarnin. anG skill Of physicians.
From whatever cause there may be an ex-
cess or deficiency of the nervous iuld-pro-
Jucng an excess or deficiency of the oc,GS
and alkaline ccrctiunS--the magnetic prlLci-
les of the system arg dcranged, ana can on
" be safely restored to tl.eir normal co-.d!ton
nv on application of mogneto-cicctfioity oE
ucans Of DIR. pICkiN$ON'S MAGNETIC
ELECTRIC MACHINE. THIS apparatus viii
positively prevent and speedily relieve and
crrc Consumption, Sc Q u, RhcuEla'ism,
PalSits, Neuralgia. Spindt Diseases. aad al.
other painful maladies, however hopeless and
# long standing. They are cmiuently useful
in all sexual ard urinary disorders, parGcu-
ianly where the Constitution has been broken
down ana gsr.e.t by Unuatural solit@rr habits
10 which 900 many Cf the young ot both sexes
IRE so lannntably prone.
DIR. DICKINSON $ liAGNETO ELECTRIC
MACHINE is without the dangerous yompl-
cations of battcrics and acds--which fact alon"
renders it superior to. MI others ON the scare
# neatnesS. rie;tnipass, safety aud ulLtl.-
It is. III feet q handsome paIlor ornament:
Io ! ,.l,iiH and ,-tfl ;.,..r .,
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Merchants and Traders will be their guard and not
imposed upon by Counterfeit of dorSe ind;su Root
Pills signed A. D. aoore. All genuire Indian Root liis
have the aad sisq2tGrs Of 4. !. Whte Co.,
each boE.
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ItNNS-IN ADN ANLE:
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Three copies one year, and gifts, 90
Five copies one year and gifts, 90
Ten copies one wear, aud 10 gifts, ; co
twenty -Qne copjcs ope year, and y gifts 30 GO
The articles to he distributed are comprised
in the following lis. -
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The past success of this Institution under
the Preceptorship of Mr.. HENDRICK has induc-
ed the TRUSTEES to secure continuation ofhis
services. We trust an intelligent public will
give it that support which seems to be due to
such an Institution.
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loco Gold Pens ana
Pencils, 90 to ID CO. each.
(}old Lockcts, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, Cu.f Pins. Sleeve Buttons
Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Cold ard
Silver Thimilcg, and a variety OF other ar;i-
cleS, worth from 30 cents to : 10 90 each.
On receipt OF the subscription money. the
subscribers H.ae will be entered upon our
books opposite a number, and the gift cores
ponding with that number will be forwarded
within one week to him, By mgH OF cypress,
post pad.
There is neither hpmbVg nor lottery about
the above, ms every subscriber is sure of a
prize Of yaia6. We prefer to make this lib-
eral distribution among them instead of Civ
ing large commission TO Agents, giving TO
the subscriber the amount that would 90 to9
the Agent and in many cases "a hundred-ioldA
more. G
B=23~ All communications should be ad u
dressed to ID
DANIEL ADEE, PUBLISHER. 81
Gl0;43l 2ll Centre street, Nec lork. II
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But Two Parties.

There are now, and always have been
and ever will be, two parties in this
country-one is the Democrats party.
and the other is the party opposed to it.
The Democratic party has never chan
ged its name or its principles. It is the
same to day that it was eighty years
ago, and it will be the same one hum
dred years hence t5at it is to-day. The
party opposed toI the Democracy has
changed its name about once year
but its principles have always remain
ed the same--updying hatred of Demo-
cratic Men and Measures, an undisguised
opposition to our Country and its Insti-
tutious, and an overweening love for and
sympathy with our country's enemies,
whether at home or abroad, Occasion
ally an attempt is made to get up a new
party, under the leadership Of some
ambitious but disappointed man, but all
such movements have had short and
miserable existence. No honest Demo
crat will have anything to do with these
third party tricks They owe their
existence to the Federal party, and. in
the arms of that party they will die
"unBept, unhonored and unsuhg. .1--1A.
Vernon Banner s
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a MOST p1sTREssINa DEATH.


Professor Hudson. Of O6eylf,s, (Edifor
of TIE Ono Farmer Astteez. q
The Gieyelone Hcseld and Reviss9 Of
Friday evening, April 2nd, gives the
particulars Of the death of one Of tho
most distinguished man Of the Western
Reserve Profegsor hudson, Of oberiiD,
and the able editor OF the O'fso fssTzlleT.
The circumstance. e related, are hor.
rible. w hen first @ aisseyesNa3 his hohy
was SO dlsfgured thar ne was not Fssogn'
lzed.
Ihe lss0seso says the train arriving
mere AZ ni'y.hVe mln1es after nine last
nlgns' Wnen pear oimsteo' ran over =
man eu.,ioe On anp a'sneullng n,s neao'
a,u n.us',as,n 'ne ~ = n.s'.An'
"no was iooA.ps 0us q iIs eap.~inaem,
saw q man lylDg across the 'raek, ana
.n1su'a.e' sne englue rss ssss'sse
A'u t1' = aAes Z - so"A,, S4s s''s ~.
wsle y, ~ nsai 'nas sn's u.u ny ass"'
ne laoe was 50 uisnga1su snas : Nas
III, M sOssa.0 : asSsa 's'a :. suv ,s-ss.ss.
tIas, = ~ M. : - =. - s.y.l.s
a - s.as..a. = 1..'- - :: ..sI ) S.- ~
s
anu snots ensslol'ss. ~ 'is'us paPsz' W
a purse also found, had eonsiderabie
money, and SILVER CONS were plcked up
near BY Inc Dody was prougut 70 the
depot -.
The Herald says eThc place where
the body of Mr. Hudson was found Is
about fifty to eighty rods this side Of
Olmsted Station, on the joint track Of
the c., g. and G., and the G. and T..
Railroads. His footprints vera found
on The earth. making short steps at first,
then longer strides, as if running While
holding on the cars, and ending at
pile Of iron, beyond which his body was
found. tits supposed that bis foot
struck the pile of iron, by which means
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minutes more he had mounted his horse
and ridden off.
And the coward suiW never came in
to Devenshire again. Sir Robert Paigne
remained at the hall long enough to see
bis youthful friend united to Kate
Overton in those bonds which death
alone can sever, and then he took his
leave. But he left happy household
behind him, for even the old baronet
had came to love the young artist for
the noble and virtuous qualities be had
found in him. And as for Kate, her
husband never had to look beyond her
face did he want the subject for happy
smile.
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E The following is literal copy of
the list of questions proposed for dis
cussion in debating club opt in a town
in Massachusetts,.
"Suhjecks of diskusiou.
Is Dancing morralie rong
Is the reeding of fetishus wurks com :
mendible ?
Is it necessary that femails should re-
scave thurray educashun?
Ought femails to talk PARTS in polly
tix ?"
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gslett Nlistellang.
THE DUEL ON THE CLIFF.
BY AUSTIN O. DURDIck.

Sir William Overton s estate was near
Sidmouth, in Devonshire, and upon the
coast, the waters of the English Channel
washing the foot of his park. The Bar
onet was now fifty years of age, and had
removed from the toll and hustle of po-
litical life, to the quiet retreat of the
home of bis anceators. He had one son
in India, an officer in the army there !;
and his only other child was with him at
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'.a4petrp.
THE CRocUs.
ny MRS. HARRIKr B. Slows.

Beneath the sunny Autumn sky,
With gold leaves dropping round,
We sought-my little friend and L.
The conscecrated ground,
Where calm beneath the holy cross,
O'ershadowed by sweet skies
Sleeps TRANQUILITY that youthful form,
Those blue, unclouded eyes.
Around the soft green swelling mound
We seooped the earth away,
And buried deep the crocus bulbs
Against coming day.
"These roots are dry and brown, and sers,
Why plant them here" he said,
"To leave them all the winter long
So desolate and dead p
s'Dear child, within each sere dead form
There sleeps living flower,
And angel. like it shall arise
in springs returning hour
All, deeper down-eold, dark and chill,
We buried our hearts flower,
But angel-like shall he arise
In Springs immortal hour.
In blue and yellow from its grave
Springs up the crocus fair,
And God s hall raise these bright blue eyes,
Those sunny waves of haIr.
Not for a fading summers morn,
Not for a fleeing hour,
But for an endless age of bliss,
Shall rise our hearts dear flower.
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CINcINNATI s. MAcKrNAw RAIL ROAD.
Feeling an interest-not pecuniary,-
ecause it can scarcely be said that We
ave peenrsa1y interest omy1chere-in
Il that relates to she development of
lie truly great natural resources of
-orth- Western Ohio-it affords us much 1
Ieasure TO re-publsh the following item
ON the Celina S,Gndard, as evidence
lat this great work will be prosecuted
earnest. The Cincinnati and Mack
law we regard as being. among the most :
nportant north and south roads that {
ave been projected:
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Minnesota Lande gency

J. M. & A. P. SWINEFORD,
DEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land
HI Warrants located and investments made
yielding City per cent. Taxes paid, DC. A.P.
Swineford being a resident of Albert Lea,
Minnesota, iswell acquainted with the natural
advantages of the TerritorS, and the best
points for investment. a few choice Lots and
farming Lands for sale. For further informa-
tion inquire of as. Swineford, Ashland o.. or
address a.. P, Swineford, Albert Lea, Free
born county Minnesota.
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DYALL q CHARLES, Real Estate A gents
Ii and Surveyors, Sioux City, Iowa. Land
Warrants located at reasonable rates.
GJ-The Land office will be openep on the
18th Of February, 1883, for the location of
Z lands south Sioux city.
N.zB.-Au selections personally made.
February 4, 1857. 34tf
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On 1sC e LIZ AN EOU $.

cAR4NEw LIVERY STABLE-D.B B.
So y Gray, Proprietor. Family and
Pleasure Carriages, and 2:40 Horses, to be had
at all hours. Passengers conveyed to any of
the neighboring towns Oh the shortest notice.
Prices reduced to suit the hard times GFSta-
.bles in the rear of Graham's Old Stone Store.
81 February 4, 1851. 34tf
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w. R. HANUOCK,

HEERCHANTTAIL sand dealerin Fur
VI n1shing Goods, As Superior street, under
the WcddeII He.'se Cleveland, Ohio. 2
July fist