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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20
EDITORIAL CORREspoNpENcE.
jackson. Wednesday Nov y 1s

JACKSON, Wednesday, Nov. II, 1858.
DEAR DEMOCRAT; Last week this city present
ed lively and interesting appearance. Immense
numbers, from every county in the State, attend
ed the Fair. Never before was there such an
assemblage of persons at the Capitol.
1he most interesting and patriotic feature in
the weeks proceeding was the speech of Gen.
Davis. We need not refer in detail to this splen-
ala effort OF the statesman Of the South. since it
has been published in the Alississippian; and we
hope no citizen will fail to read it, and ponder
well the admirable principles of this master pic
OF eloqnence' Every one, wis heard the repre-
sentative man Of the South expound the theory
OF our government, felt within glow of enthu-
siasm and admiration for the heroism and states
manship of the peerless son Of Mississippi.
Among the distinguished personages at the
Capital, we notice Col. Lockridge, the Nicaraguan
hero--a tall, well-proportioned and imposing
gentleman, of modest and unassuming demeanor
and Col Singleton, the Representative in Con-
;ress from this District Col. Singleton. by
invitation of the House of Representatives, al
iresscd large and intelligent audience, on the
ssues which divide the parties He acquitted
himself admirably; made speech suited to the
ccasiOn, which was received with great applause
BY his constituency.
On the evening of the 18th inst the courteous
nd elegant proprietors of the Bowman House
ave most delightful hop. We do not desire BY
initials to designate the beautiful and accom-
lished laeies-and especially our charming belle
'prt, who gave lfe light and rapture to a corteg.
gallant beaux, who graced the handsomely
ecorated ballroom. We will, however, remark
hat
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-11-20
" Beauty hung on the cheeks of night,
Like jewels in an Ethiop's err

Our accomplished and spirstusIle confrere Of
the Banner is at present at the Bowman House
From the easerness manifested by the chivalric
young gentlemen of the State to cultivate her
acquaintance, we imagine she will be the cause
OF numbers carrying with them to their homes
pleasant and happy memories of their sojourn at
the Capital In fact, we are fast coming to the
conclusion that our fair neghbor is too fine a
specimen of '0omanity to remain much longer a
member of the unfortunate house of Howard
or rather Samuel.
We must ask the indulgence of our readers
for the brevity Of our letters as the duties and
laoors of our position are of such character as to
leave us but little time to devote to the columns
of the Democrat q.
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~ merchant of Alexandria recently ebayo.
ed tR' viceroy Of Egypt $sSO.OOO for twelve mir,
roIs
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-C James w + ME-
mann, Pa; n w Connar, sc; l. Gilman, NC; f.
Martin, do; Bigler, NY l. Holiday and
Iady, La Col w II Browne, Va; ) Duval Pa;
Dr Geo r Harris. Md John Robertson Md; +,
bartlett, Va; r. Baldwin SC, inc Bartlett do:
% FAINT, Ala; Knox, NY; Hiss Ele Daft
Do Edw ledrnry, Ma; Mr. N Bodisco Russia:
w A Wilkinson and family, Md; w Canon,
Md; w Roberts, Pa; w " Waite do; Solo
mon Nigel Mexico; Garcia, do; T. Calim4-
no, Cubai l. Jones and two ladies' Ga J y
Eastman, Ind; VI Bassett, CT; f. All PIumm.r
Mo; A Nj Watson, Pa; Il Gamble, Eng
NATIONAL HOTEL.-C III Mccormick, III.
A Hawkins, Ky; Ii Barclay, Va; Campbell ,
Mass Z Grubb, Del; T. Faster, Md James
Greenwood, Ala; Cora,tock NJ; Mrs D;ll.r
and lady, vi Hammond, Md; Il A Jetfords and
lady, Car w Gale, Mass; r Wagner. Pa; |,
Gaze, %; II Aubert. BOurdetts La: l. Leeds
Pa: L Jackson, Va; Rich'd Ternan ] Nimmo'
n York; SdrtlT, Texas; n w FaisOn, do; w Ii
Wilson, Mass.
UNITED STATES HOTEL A Donel son
and lady, Pa; b Porter, Va; Col Laurence. Md.
Nh Motitt, do; Leach, Va; ID Rutherford do:
Miss Rutherford, so Miss F Ford do; | A
Buck, do VI Ghsmberlin, La; ] w Tracy. Va:
w vi stdbler, do, Il Walter, do; r. Williams
and son, La; w Boyce, do; J Allen, Md; JIM
Wanpler, do.
HARDWOOD HOUSE. l. Ritchey. Md. A
Patterson, do; ]. Ballard, do; C~P Cixon
NJ; Maj smith, USA; X ID fwe-dy NY; #
Berry, Va; Mrs Berry, do; Col Harris Ny: ]
Thornton, Va; l. Janin, La; f. Gaaiord Miss; ]
Bein, NY: L Ii Jackson, Va; w Oliver. Dc; @
lockwood, VA L Lutz, Pa; 5 Alice, Go; J II
Reed, NY.
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IL Two Chicago ladies went to a ball the
other evening in d furniture wagon; no ordinary
carriage could contain the immense dresses they
wore.
III The Common ,uncil of Detroit propose
to form chain gang of the prisoners in jail, and
make them clean up the streets, aud do other
useful work.
IL convention of editors, reporters and
gentlemen connected with the ..lourfh estate in
Boston and New York was held on Thursday on
top of Mount W ashinston.
IL Three young nObIemen from Senegal, of
Tue brightest EBONY tint, have arrived in Paris,
from that French colony, and entered the militia
~ academy of st. Cyr.
VI A drunken father undertook to chastise
an undutiful SON, nearly a. large himself. In
The Second Yard, on the ith OF July, says the
Louisville Journal but fell suddenly down
Frustrated By son stroke
II Brigham Young says, ''if our enemies
We're to come here in proper spirit they wodid
In one month, embrace our religion"
More likely your wives, old fellow" Tuts in
Prentice
IL The safest bank in the world for deposit
orr !. Ddvy Jones locker. 1t has been coInpu-
ted that there are iGht hundred millions in gold
and Jewels at the bottom of the sea, on the route
between England aud India
VI An IRISH Loid-Carlington-has been en-
BaSeo r a nber Of years in const ructing fl =
lug mac nine, which he calls his -E-rial Chariot
auu P'"'ends TO have completed-so far, at least ,
that there cannot Oe any further question of ia .
pfacteaolilty OF serial navigation.
The Logon Law IN MAINE the recent
session OF the Executive Council of the Safe of
Maine the vote upon the liquor laws submitted
TO the people on the 7th of June was counted aud
DECLARED The aggregate was: For the Drobi b.
ltory law of ISIS, 2S .-fl; for the license law of
ieOoa 5,ol2 AIoostOOk was the only county in
Ire state which gave majority for license. The
vote there was-llccnse 399, prohibition 80.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BuREAu OF YARns An lncrs InlxA 8. 1852.


Sealed proposals for each cass separately endorsed
Proposals Tor class No. name the class for the
navy yard attname the be receIv ed at this
.fhcs until noon on the second day Of August next,
for furnishing and dsilveriug At the several navy
yards named The materials and articles embraced in
printed schedules, winch will be furnished on april
cation, and sent by ma NJ SO quest-d TO persons
desiing TO Cer TO contract for any OF all the
named therein, h. tue cOmHandants of the several
navy yards for the classes for the yards under their
command, or by the Eavy agent nearest thereto, OF
by the bureau for any or all the yards:
To present confusion and Wtstnkss IN sealing
the efsTs, bid wili rsest red trhtch eOstatnS
classes for more than on. yard IN one sHrtlsPsi
and each individual of firm must slgn the b;d and
contract.
Bidders ere hereby cautioned and particularly
notified thar their offers nust be in The form herein
ater Ihed ami be mailed IN time {" reach their
destination bafore the time expires for receiving
them; no bad IriH be ooHSidsTsd tchirh ShaH b.
Tecetred af.tr me PERIOD Sfdf'd, and 40 aikoIc-
dHcs IrtN BE- made for fdiIHTSS of TIRE mail.
To guard against Oilers berg opened before the
time appointed bidders quested tn endorse on
the envelope above the address, and draw q line
under the endorsement. thus:
a" TopOV"iS for Glass NO. Indpls the rldSSD for
fhE Macy ldrt at tHdDts tao yaTi."l
To the Chief OF the Bureau OF Fords and Docks,
Washington, ID. G..
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man, Tnnamerable proofs are shown that these
sd that Rey n
eddy upon the esteem OF all men. They arc safe and
pleasant to take and powerful to cure; Pheir pene
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body, remove the INSTRUCTIONS of it's organs,
purify the blood, and exPel disease. They purge ont
the foul humOurs which breed dIstemper, stimulate
suggl dIsoTdered organs into their natural
ton, ard impart healthy tone with strength to the
complaints of every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases which have bafti cd human skill.
same tme IN diminished doses. the safest and best
rhyslc that can be employed for children. Being
sugar coated. they are pleasant to take, and being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm.
Cures kave been made which surpass belief were
they not substaltated by of such exalted posi-
ton and character rs to forbid the suspicion of
truth. MANY eminent clsrgy men and ply scians
have lent their names to certify to the public the
liability of my remedies, while others have sent me
the assurance oftheir convection that nv Preparn-
tons contribute immensely to the relief of my ai
ted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their USE CEd certificates of their of the fol-
COstiveneos, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
DToPsy, Heartburn, Hs~dIche arising from foul
pam arising therefTom, Fiatuency, Loss of Ape
tlte, all UIcerOus and Cutaneous Diseases which
REQUIRE an evaouant medicine. ScrOiula or King 8
s:vIl. They also, by purifying Inc blood and stInu
.atng the system, cure many comp plants which It
ese not P Pc tney Seus reach such as
Gus lrrtabllty, Deranse Ofthe Liver and Kid
news, Gout. and other kindred complaints arising
from low state vi the body or obstruction of its
functions.
DO not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for
AYER's Pulls, and take nothing else No other
they give you compares with this it's
AID there IS for them, and they should have It,
Prepared 10y DIR. j. G.. AVER, Practical and ma
Iytlca Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price Is cents psr
Sold by u ID. GILMAN, Washington, and by H.
COOK. Alsxandrla, and by oil dealers everywh
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sponsibity be certified 90 by q navy aren't, colec-
tor, dstnct attorney, OF some other person saiis-
factorlly known TO the bureeu.
IL IL 20 bs provided in the contract that the bureau
shall have the power Of snruIng the contract. win
out loss or damage tn the government IN case Con-
gress sha not have made Efficient appropriations
for the srtIcles named. for the completicn ut
works estimsted tor, and on which this advertlse-
crease or diminlsh the qusntitles named IN the
cssses not beaded NJ soellaneous m the schedule.
twenty i've per cent.
Persons whose offer shall be accepted vii be NO
thed b. letter through the post ofoe. which BoiIo~
shall he considered sufficient; and NJ they do De-t
enter INTO contract for the supplies spech ed within
fifteen dag from the date OF notce from the bureau
made with some other person or persons. and the
guarantors of such defaultIng bidder wall be held
responsible for all delInQuencIes.
All offers not made a SfrtcE oosJoTmtft with this
advertisement WILL at the option OF the bureau, be
rejected. -
Those Only whose offers may he sccep pied van he
notified, sud contracts VIII rs ready Tor execution
as soon thereafter as INA, be practicable.
y7-Usw
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II FROM WASHINGTON
III X ECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
w 4. q Tt.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad


Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
) U NJ NJ EFF ARIA N G r. NJ NTs,
Hrth Greatly Improved Schedules
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FkdM f SAsH ffS P3 Pan Fox 4H fEnn &Esr
LIST. TIE cINcffS Il lSl,cTS; EXPRESS MAIL
stsrts at PIP a. M ALLOWING PASSENGERS tune for
tloa, before proceeding West. This Train passes
Grafton at 40 p. and connects at Benw6od on
Tram for Columbus, Cincinnati, and intermediate
points, reaching Cincinnati at II 80 a. IN. mex day.
L0s .sAsr
tlncludns Sunday AZ ssh m. reaching Cincinnati
at p. m next day and connecting directly with FIX
press Train for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest,
and for ST; Louis. Kansas, etc. Time. from Wash
lngton to Cincnnati,n . hours, to ST. Louis oDl,
Sd. C!NCINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPO-
NNSSR "a EhA 4 tsf TT; tqTiSb GGHICAG0 ANp
Saturday AMI Sunday, at 6.3 p. 70. onnnactHg, At
Washington Junction or Baltimore leaving BaltI-
tn. Fam I'm MADE bT he NESf f %m
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
uaylght, take the BIS an or $50 p. m Train from
Washington.
For Parkars5urg ard all Stations on the North
western Virgins Dad take the 3. .. m. Train For
al! points "n the Marietta Railroad take the same
, The estern connections from " ashington and
dIreci andhmple that have yet been Offered to the
traveiing pubic, ami every Improvement and advan
I,sc tHtt the RESOURCES al inc ia tlnOre and ONO
halIroad and Its assocIate.nes could suggest, have
Deen secured under this arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all auar
IeIs ana every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
ton a. follows; For all points between Washing ton
Junction and Piedmont take the IS q. m. train. or
all stations hstween Piedmont and Wheeling take
the $50 D. Traln. To connect with the Frederick
Train take the s 81 p. m. Train.
For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further information, apply to
THOS. ii. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Olice. Washington Station,
Or, |. Il. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden Station,
W.P. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
l.. Nj. COLE, General Ticket A gent.
Baltimore, May 10, 1853. mas
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Medicines.
ID E WAN SY r.
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rTV,rO NJ n Il, N I'd YIN " OF TRO ~

ID U WAN sY X r.
SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDEO FLRON
nsx
an established medicine.
i'' h"''A'' DYSPEPSIA,
BroneAitis and Conssmptire Tendencies,
Disordsred State of the Blood, BOiIs,
SeHry, The Prostraiing Effects Of
Lead OF Mercury, General
Debility,
And all diseases which require Tonic and AItera
rr,. tive med'ons, IS beyond question::
authenticated, and Of such peculiar
character. that sufferers cannot ~ .'hEN
profered aid. EEy%ESJyEs
,f TRs F !: ). s s,:"s n does s.
range is extensive, because many Y SesIzS 4
1s,sd and PT
The class of diseases for which the syrup pro.
batied the highest order of medical skill The facts
are tangible. the witnesses accessible, and the safe
Those who NAV wish for an opinion from disinter-
esed persons respecting the character of the Syrup
numerous testimonials in the hands of the Agents
The signatures are those of gentlemen well known
IN the community. ard of the highest responsibility.
CARD.
clal effects of the Peruvian syrup, do not hesitate
to recommend 1t to the attention of the public
From our own experience, as well as from the tes-
tlmony of others, whose intelligence and integrity
are altogether unquestlonable, we have no doubt of
Lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver
fects would be but from the high charac
ter OF those who have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, we do ours, to Its
restorative power.
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
TH0MAsh. 3EXTEK.
H. KENDALL, M. ID.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS C. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES G.. DUNN.
IL is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro-
tOxde of Iron Is lost by even very brief ex posure
To air, and that to MAINTAIN a solution of PrOtox-
lde of Iron, without further oxidation, has been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at
tanned by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFORE. IN
KNOWN; and this solution may eplace all the proto
oarbORatos cltrates, and tartrates of the Materia
MedIca. A. A. HAYES, NJ. d.,
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts,
l6 Boy lston street, BOstOn.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, 81 medium sized bottles, 81.
N. L.. CLARK & co. ProprietOrs, Boston.
For So IN w Washington by u. ID. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; Marin Palmer, John Schwartze, l.. Nj
smith, Y. Harbaugh, III. II. Mcpherson, f.. g.
aish, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, j. 8. Lovejoy,
DIR; ID. Ii. ClsTke, ID. Rldgely; and in Ge6TxetOw n
By X. j. Cissell. and J. l.. Kdwe. fe6B-6m
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Eorn Of orr.

here date the ofer.l
1, here insert the nam" OF names composing The
hrml Of tname he town m the State of N me the
state hereby offer To furnish under advertise
ment Gated idste rf adVertisenentD and subject to
ali the requirements of the same, and of tie printed
schedule To which II refers all the articles embraced
IN class No, tusme the class for the navy yard at
name the ysTt,l according to sald sche,iu 2. VIZ
there paste on the printed class iron the Schedu
and opposite each article set the and carry out
the amount IN the columns for dolisrs snd csnts and
foot up the aggregate amount of the bud for the
CAS- amounting to there write the amount IA
words.)
propose as my agent, here name the agent, II o.
10 by the schedule for the supp, under the
classes miscellaneous by non resident of the place
oI delivery and should my Cffer lie accepted | TO-
quest the contract may be prepared and sent Ia nc
navy AGENT at tname tue agency for signatures and
certificates.
(Here the bidder and each member
of the firm To kiCn D
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tSF AEb S TS SERkkF n r 2E

The E,snt Of and msde by act Of CONGRESS. ap,
IN tie construction Of certain railroads the rein mea
TONED having been go far adjusted as 10 aGthonze'
sfler described nofics IS ke,Ev sir.s that al the
vacant cG,rtd lands heretofore Withdrawn from.
SIDE Il the 'Alab,ms and lorida'' the Pensacola
and G~orga, the Fi"Ilda, Atlantic, sns Gulf
the aforementioned townships, which have not
been selected IN virtue OF said grant. any other
en3ptIUn and rhicG rrsre Snbjsci 90 prIrats eafTV
at tss dat. OF hdrdIrai will be restored To pr
specified. at the ordinary minimu of IS per acre,
or ~ the prices 10 which they may have graduated
Gt the cate OF withdrawal.
At the land offce AZ TALLsHAssEH on Monday,
the sixth day of Septembeg, next,
North Of the base line and .aH Of the principal
meridian.
Townships and 8, of ranges I, 9. g. {, and s.
Township ,. OF ranges 6, Z, 2, 9, and 10.
townships and of ranges IL, u, is, L. and IS.
Township !. OF renge 10.
South Of ths base lire md east Of rhs principal
msrit0H.
townships and S, Of rante
Townships l. ., and s, of ranges 2 "a 8 s. 7, and s.
townships and ?, OF range 9.
townships :. ?. ana 5, UfTsnge 10.
TowrshIps md S of range 10.
T0wn.bSIP s CIR 5s9Ge tr Is and e
Township J.. "f range II.
North Of fhs base iiRs aud rr6st Of fhs prpnc,FnI
ni,TidiGH.
Townships . and s. of range
Township 3. at ranges 2, S and 4.
townships Z. {, and g. of range Z.
lownsnlrs ', = !, ,, ana b, OF ranges aud p.
townships j, 2, ). 5, and .. of rans q aud N.
Townships l. ?. /, 5, and q, Of ranges u IS Ia Vs.
and is.
Townships !, s. &, and L, Of rangel7.
Townships P :, and ), Of ranges 10. l9, o. p, 81
and -.
Townships I. Z, and ), Of range 81.
Townships s, {, and 5, of ranges 70 and a,
Townships I. s, I, and 5. of range p.
Townships S. I. sn3 S, of range 70.
TOwDsh ps and 4. al range 81.
Iownsh. ps 3. {, and ,, of range -.
townships and 5, Of range IS.
SOHth Of fhs base lave and lrest of tao PRINCIPAL
mtrtfIGH.
Township /, OF ranges u.s. Il, l5 is, Ia. 49, % 81 a.
IS, %. and %.
Townships and 2. Of ranges 25 and q.
At the land office at NEwNANsyILLE, on Monday
the sixth oay al september next. viz:
SOR;h Of the base LINE end edSr>sT fht prfHcIpoI
nseTidtGH
Townships and s. Of range II.
townships 2. s, {, 49, and Il, of rsnge II.
townships |, 5. I. IL, 2, IS, and L. If range Is
Townships l, !, D. IN, II, Il and IS. Of range L.
T"wnshlps l. =. {, 5, 9, 10, u, and L. If range IS.
TUwnshIPs !, ?, 5.5, q, 10. and n. OF range u.
Townships , 4, s. e. :, 3. Q, and 10, Of range ~.
Townships :, & !, s. Z. g. q and 10, Of range IS.
IoWnshlps /, ,. = !, u, :. Z. aCd Q. Of range i9.
Townships ,, 5. q. Z. and 8. al range ~.
Town hips !. 2, Z. and =, of range Il.
Given under my hand. at the CITY OF Washington.
the LIST dsy of July, 1883.
JOS. =. WILSON
Acting Commissioner of the General Lasd Once.
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ID I X T. S E M r.
ROTECTED by RoIal Lotion Patent

England, and secsred by the Seals of the Eoole dc
Phsrmace do Psrisand the Imperial College OF NJ Cd
lone, Vienna. Trie'eMar No. is remedy for Re-
taxation, SpermatOTrhue, and Exhaustion Of the
System. TrIesemar No. 2 ehoctuallI, the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
oates all traces ofthose disorders which cOpavia and
cubebs have so long been thought antdote for, to
the ruin nt the heath of portion of ths popu
iatIon. Triesemar No. is the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders which, unfortu
natey, the Eng Ssh physician treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction of the patients corsti
tutlon and which all The sars8parilia III the world
cannot remove. TrlesemaT Nos !, ~ and 3 ere alike
devoid Of taste or smell. and Ofal nauseatng sUai
ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sod in tin Cases, and divided
in separGte doses as nc mlnstered by Velpeau, Lal
iennn, ROux, Ricord, &C., &c. Price S. each,
or four cases in one fer SO, which saves 3d. and in
81 cases.
Sold by DIR. II. A: BARROW, No. l57 Prince ST., q
few blocks west of broadway, CIV York. Imme
dlateiy on receP of the amount DR.. b. will forward
the 80 Gases OF TrleSemar, and the large sl2es car
rage paid, thus lnsurng genuine European prepara-
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not Tree of car
rage. Consul atoms as usual, from II a. tall 2
2. IN. and from till p. n at No. l57 Prince ST.,
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT, Washington. fsl ly
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EVENING STAR.
ELSIE.

Long ago loved her.
We'll the angels know ....
How my soul grew rich and strong,
Many years ago
How q voice OF music,
Tender sweet and low.
Through my heart went murmurIng
Long, ali long ago!
she's asleep
While weep
O'eT the messy stone;
Elsie gathers flowers in heaven,
6athers thsm alone!
LOsg ago loved her
on gazed on eyes
Dark and deep. and beautiful,
Waichlng from the skies
Watching. ah how fondly.
U'eT HiY night of woe.
Slnoe their liant wen out on earth,
lOrg. an long ago!
she's asleep,
W hIle weep,
Ger the messy store:
Elsie gathers flowers IN heaven
Gathers them alone.
Long ago loved her,
Now above my bed,
Through the stIlIy sad mldBig ut hours
Angel " ngs are spead-
MUSIC haunts me dr eamIng,
Tones loved to hear.
W hlls upon my siumbCrIn eyes
Falls an ANGELS tear
Sne's asleep.
While l weep
y er the messy stone;
Elsle waits for ma In heaven
Gathering hJwers alone.