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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-30
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FEMALE COLLEGE


fUNIlE EXERCISES Of this Institution will be resumed
Il the second Mon lay In September with greatly increased
facilities the Of both boarding
pills thorough instruction In anch Of study
iainng complete female education.
FACULTY..
Ray. SAMUEL X COX. President; Professor of Mental
and Moral Science, aud OF History.
iYCUR8Us q. MATHEWS A. Professor of Latin L
guaRc aud Literatu
T. BLASkENsP. Graduate Of Va NJ Inst, Professor of
Mathematics
G. ADoLpHE SARTokI, LII D., Professor Of Modern Lam
guages
sig q. F. BoZzAoTRA, Professor of Musie.
Miss MARY =. LEEPER, Miss A. u. EDDY, Mrs NJ j. Town
instructors in Primary Studies.
Miss j. q. COLE, Teacher of ornamental Branches
ExPESsEsBoard including fuel furniture lights and
GUIDANCE Of hve m"nths, $40. Tuition English
branches $50 Tuition In Latin Greek
dern Languages $40 Instruction the Piano Guitar
s25 o instrum" -; use of FuruituieS.
OnehA the board and tuition invariably required in ad-
either in cash approved Each boarder
required furnish Sheets pillow and
table napkins, and silver spoon
TT Catalogues aiming further particulars NAV OBJ
taned the Nirgnian Ofceat the Book
Payne Christian AID H. C. Nictor by application
President SAM'L K Cox President.
aug 25 dGc.l5sep
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,o, light We quote to-day Sid, lola
1odI. Hog Round e Tod Exia sugar Cured Hams iis
so. So Hoffman q S. Lawrence 81 sds s "'sr
=, Marke. firm W. quote Rio iiaaic as to dual,
coAL1whs andntd Ash Goa. for s rate.
d. s5aS 50 asr 81 soo o o per- ton Of gao lbs s. fund
Of - bushels Hail - 80 per load; smith. Bumnons Coai
CokEuFor city consumption s. per load of IS bush.
e 10, SON Lump soft Hail "a 80 Hard Lump Hail 81 %
1easoc per bushel weak hgure and holders viii
CORN MEALNsoas5e per az bashe Transactions +, Ma,
mostly Gira IN the retail eta way.
=, fLouR-We have seldom the market bare though
r. ar!v,y In tho small stock hand quote old
unwilling take III Tat II 50 held ANY sSy
s% ao 81 the ora Sisy nss g he trade
DO 20 a2i1 nld Ps"y s7a7 So new 60 81 5os
the price Of Gaano to 600 There little nothing doing
"a mere a. a. this s ,s N s. scarce at sa5
kh s;Hs super Pho hn,s ." Lime s4t 50 p
s.%y :s Msrisss ses A. sci. No "'i' s Sss
~ GKAss SEEDS -we quote Clover seed 81 5oa5 rs;
timothy - 3a3 per bushel Season ans demand
GlNsENG quote crude 434e las. sale. Tor small par
ceiS The quotations Gle nominal iu this market.
LARD-Prme new Lard in bbs 2ic; Kegs 3tc pals la.a
LEADING quote &c per Id for Pig and6,e for Bar.
LIME-La.. s5casi from WHAT F.on store, wo
MoLASSES.-N.w Orr, ans 4Oc Cuba Muscoyado 3,.34e.
Clayed Cuba Ode; Porto Rico 3oa37c
oFfAL-Brsn lale sh rs Is; Brown Stuff 95 and Ship
Stuff 4Uc per busiel
PEAs-Clay 81 25, Black 81 rs per bag of 2 bushels
PLASTER We quote Lump 81 75a4 per ton--rcceipts
small Northern Ground 81 75s7; Claburnes Ss 50 per
Cacined 81 81 ,a2 50 per Dbl.
SUiAkS.-Ih he market firm n
ward W. quote New Orleans stag1c Cuba sast Porto XII
eia93; Loaf 2ic Crushed and Powdered Coffee
llc; Coffee lie; Coffee oac Extra lie; Ia
lie
sALT-By cargo, from wharf, OIL 49, from store o. 5oa
l ID.
TOBACCO-The breaks of Tobacco smaller this
week. and receptsvery light Market animated with
advance interior grades since last week 1JeaSl
inferior ugs al . 25a5 IS good 81 O0a6 a7a7
15as inferior Leaf so.9 good $40 Oi 80 hue Shipping
alt good Manufacturing Sl2 5Jal5; fine. Sl6a arce
fine Fancy wrappers ia small cases sNa5o The stock
hand for Inspection is small.
TEAS.-lmpeTial aud Gunpow der a5caSl 20
WlEAT-has bren steady during the week, with heavy
arrivals The outsiie quotation prime Red is 81
White 81 80 Most Of the vary from To-.
l,,c below til sr figures
WooDwholesale Oak So 5oa3 rs per cord Pine .. 57a
) Retail: Oak S5; Pine o. 50
WOOL-Smai PAGES OF Fab Washed sold a5a2sc, un.
wasL,d third less. Fleeces in quality.
WHlSkY.-k edmond Re titled 26a27ic.
.9c
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF w" quote 81 5Uas 80 70 Beef Buyers
fuse to above he latter. The demand is light
LAMBS are selling at e to 81 Tor fair
HOG:-S7 80 n"tt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-30


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H. ,r =, ~ 80 AZ ~
a,,.rnn'n ,.n,,', ,A'n', ,i,,''. uvs""J
',i,, ,,"'i 80 1',''' sa ...'' ''
",' o "'' -" 'n' ''o q, po.e "'s"ple'
>os H. oo 's'. les.'', vi. u'iis''n
ii,,., ~ I 49, p l>
WraLI ,u' oe LIB =" 81 Vo'
,,,r,,,.I ~, $500 ,yI ~, 7eH,. w uo
Tm..'I,, III .. ,''.,' Vas
$50 49,, It, u. M i..' =, Va ''' p,
ness at the ap,o,n,eJ hour. bui Mr. Iu,,t,r did
hot make his appearance The rucs,s waited ull
one o'clockon "Wednesday morn,H,. bur un to that
time nothing had been heard or sen Of h,n
The singular circumstances of the ,,s, created
at the time intense excitement in the ne,phb.r-
hood: n humber of nersnus w.r,. t "a, Am, IN
that he had been touily dealt with and several Of
his friends went in search of him Inn mid D.r,,
nuthiuy However an W.,ines,I,,v ain, run,, ,t.
announcement that MIR. Lu,,ter Ln,i tur,,,J III, mt
m end To- nil exc,tement ,,cordiny f., iii. In.
m,uts OF ms friends he WAS t,uua FL, inJ ~, IN,
door stems ur hous. in Roosev,It .tree, Gar tho
ferry wit. =, Eght suu,n.r mi, ,,s,,.t 80 Ella III
one ne hal on 1r,xinus II, ;s ,,,.,,,,..r,n ~,
own clothes was mn y, I,.r, f., ho ,,,',ni norman
tau which he had with him wa. ,,,..,ny .s vas ),
breast nm two gold watches ,,,J t,nr nnndrrI
dollars in i,nk ILLS n.
oh Dehg taken hoine Mr.. Iuyster 1eet were
50 'aaiy hhs'ered' that on taxing on hs stockings
the kun came along with them fromi Ill appear
hnces' he must have walked con'ldc rnoie dis
lance and not known 1t, for he is uncon 'cions OF
scarcely anything that occurred prev uS to his
iea'ihS ht me- Ills back was c"nsideral ~ bruis-
ed by What means he does not know. !ir huys-
ter MAS married yesterday evening ut the resi-
dence OF the brides father IN the presenc OF the
same company who had assembled on Tuesday
evening. and by the same minister, the Kev. Dr.
Ia nDa,i. H.yf TL..rv
'''' .''"'''' -','
lIow pR,>,r's Fu, N.nr H,,,xsu,ru
R,sr.-Amoug other historical ol,scm,ities with
which Paris il filled at this moment NAV be quo
tod Herr Baron G--. who enrched and emo
lied hy the King of Prussia, rose from tLe hum
hiest origin n n pos;ton IF bi,b cn,,s;dera,;o,
in TIA. v,,rld While the nrcs.nf pr;nc,, nj pus-
~, t,eu an ;nf,,t ~ snma ,hr,a roars 9 ,o ,,os
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-30

CAT fli-Bcct Cattle were In good supply again to-day
The Offering at the Scales reached 1000 heal so viii
wer" driven to Piale and the remaining $40 head
sold to the Baltimore butchers prizes ranging 81 2a
w On the hoo equal 81 50,7 p and aging 81
o2i grossshowing advance OF leic 100 lus
erage Of last week Market active.
ShEEP-We quote Sneep tits week at s2a3 per head
lloiS-ive HuhS have been selling this week s6 7!s7
per 100 lbs These prices show advance week.
.lnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-30

VECTOR1OUs!V 1CTO
Machines from patterns proving selves
victorious, ., will be seen from tn. fllowng:
WHIrrEN0RE & JOSLIN.
This II to certify that have of WHITTEMoRE Jos
Inns THRESHING MACHINES. and can them
be the best machines operation and also
them any that is Ma, hin have in
the Tires business several and they exceed
any machine that had since have been the thresh.
np business SAMUEL d. PATTERSON.
ust 3 i, 81 aug ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-30
Eai..cy .. .n. O.,x.neica q iaicr..-

From J DuAN. Esq late City Treasurer
Boston, June q, leJ2
Ge1i,aen IL have been sons years troubled occasion
ay ~ scVsre attacks Of Indigestion have
"a, have received speedy relief from HE
hc "i the Dx3 ganad Bt.s procure ynu than from
a" "th.f remedies. aud eager fuy them to ali
VINO e"h.r from .in,far afiiieion Yours uuiy
Numerous certificates have been from zcns of
the highest 'esctabiy Every yseptic wi be amply
pad Tar trial of this Eie,lieina
HkiH W FowiE & Co., l3e Washington Street. Boston,
fr"PttOis Soi by their agents every where. aug
has eees sn ii foid-''shi. I. u " srid o, an.
d. aud 70 the observer Is daily prosecuted something new
and wonderful both Immature aud genu. aud
Nh ar" constantly engaged In seeking that viii.
at from all these wonders which been Tor.
the world and particularly Medical Faculty there ha.
been nothing Perry psiu Killer rl
il the most vtsabie family medicine many m.
t"rull and external complaints heir to 10 con.
vince the fact call At the drug store
"'''e boitlei,ant 25 cents to SlIns,,s,e
IHE PAIN KILLER AS a reino, ing balm ON the
~ DAVIS fin Killer The sale 81 artcls has exceeded
all 'p,t But h Is
p.Tf = t1rinRDH (hY) Nrs
sol. h, JOHN II. SEAi. bynchburg anK l2 wv
Prof. ". Sd'- ssnir Hr-iOrnaive.- he Uc.t,rn
uei making the ban grow, Stopping its fning
shk gray hair 10 lis Original Is becoming celebrated
an u" aark hdsirnils giving way before IL Threeffts
OF We mAihtts Tor restoring anu identifying The
NOR" injury than good They burnt updcstroy of
lis roos-mnAe tho hair fall of and produce bald
ness B"i Prof Woods restorative be relied
tanning nothing wnh any inuriou. to the
ia while lis accomplishing what pretcnIs to do
hh oc.n Nciih,d IN We Wise
a"d heads getting balal ho wish oh.
Democrat.
sohby all respectable Druggists augl2aw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-30

New York Cattle WRrLei-Aug. d.
Beef Ca;tle-UlrnIs $500 head; a. " 100 lbs
for Interior to best quaiythe demand for cattle very
tows-Sales at S,aba As to quality Veal CavesSaos
3sa6. per H. quality. Sheep and Iabs- sales
s. 5Oa4 80 per head Swn.Saes at q CO. UU per 100
lbs Tor ordinary and fed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-30

NEW STYLE EKTENSIGN SkARTS.-Just
~ opened another lot hoserniy beautiful EXTENSION
SKIRT with the adjustable Buse Manufactured by Doug
las s. sherwood aug 3Itsl JOHN AfRAHAMS
lNAII. PRINTS New Styles juSs received Rt
IL aug 10 JAS A. SIIGI.ER d cos.
UIOOfs SKIRT late atyir Mt
aug 3Ou JAS. A. SrIG I.ER Il Cos.
WHITE BRILLlANTs AND DUsTER
w CALICOEs--A nice assortment ct
aax 3Ois J. A. STIGLER cos.
S,El.ECT SCnOOu. FOR Young LADIES
- School will be opened the LIST day of
number pupils Is limited to tw Give prefer
,nce " given those who take Music and French
Terms heretofore Address. Iolcombes OK bedford
CO. or Lvnchburg 3ldkc4w
UyRIuT JAk>. sut'rcfi wed, ID DOz"n A.
II thurs ami VA. F,ut Ja-s The best
low in IA rutGp ~. ra'.b by
aug ~ :, andre W Old.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

This cash will be paid in korn or prprce tu be col
lcted at III aboute mex kampmeetin bi enc wur
what ke,chis him. fur the carkus ore wrn Sutts
Loyengood ded ur alive an safely gin over 20 the
care 1--WE Parson John Bullin, at Squire mack Junk
ins for raisin I'VE the devil perniscusily, dscum
FERN the wimin powerful an a scarin i've folks gin
orally at the rattle shaix springs big meetin-
signed by me ~
John BlIrn the Par.un
attcsted tn bf = - IA "a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
"'The Last Supper

and win present copy of it 20 every three dollar
subscriber for The year 1883. twas engraved ut a
cost OF over $4,000, by tie celebrated A. L. Dick
from the original of Raphael Lorghen, after Leon
ardo De Vinci and is the largest scel plate
wing ever executed in this country, being three
times the size of the ordinary threc-dollar cngra-
wings
The frst impressions of this engraving are held
at $40, and il vas the intention OF the artist that
none of the engra,ings should ever be offered for a
less sum than So, being richly worth that amount.
Thus every three dollar subscriber will receive the
Magazine one year-cheap at Sand this splendid
value of Sc.
We shah commence striking of the cngravinss
Immediately, yet II can hardly be expected tatim
prcssfons ofso large aplate be taken as fast
they will be called for by subscribers. We shall
therefore, furnish them in the order in which sub
scrptions received. Those who desire to OBJ
tain their engravings early, and from the first i'm,
pressions, should send in their subscriptions without
delay The engraving can be sent on rollers
by mail, or in any other manner, as subscribers
shall ORDER p --l u -.+
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
THE GOLD HoARDER.

Charles Sprague, the poet ana bank cashier, wrote
this. Il is worth reading and remembering II
occurs in his famous poem on "CuFiosity;"
The chuz who holds it hcresy to tiiak.
Who loves no music bu. the dollars clink,
Who laughs TO scorn the wisdom of the schools,
And deems the frst OF poets first OF ioolss
Whenever found what good from science grew,
Save the grand truth that one and one are two,
And uarvels Bowiitch Ger book should pore.
Ealesa To make those two turn into four; -
Who, placed where Catskill's forehead grcets the
Grieves that such sasrries an rnhexn should lie;
Or, gazing where Nilgara's torrents thrill.
Excla;rus "a Inonstrous strean--to turn mill
whS loves 10 feel the blessed winds OF Heaven
Bu. as his frieghtcd barlSs are FORWARDS driven;
Even he. across whose brain scarce dares to creep
Aught but thrift's parent piir--to get. to keep;
Who-ney e. leaned lies real bliss u know--
With curiosity even he can glow. $50
Go seek hs-n OCT in ron dear Cotla ms walks.
Where trafhc's yenturers meet to trade and talk;
Where Nammon's yotasies bend, of each degree,
The hart-eyed lender, and the pale lendee;
Where rogues insolvens strut IN white washed pride,
And shoyethe dupes who o. sted them aside !
How through thu buzzing crowd he threads his
r. q way,vt T1f4t CO NhE..1
Tocatch the flying rumors ofthe day;
7olearn of changing stocks, Of bargains crossed,
.ofbrcaking merchants, and of carSoes lost
I
And give the heart ache 10 the sons oftrale!
How cold he hesrkens TO the bankrupt's woe,
Mods his.wise head, and cries, al told yoa so;
The shrifflcss fellow lived beyond his means;
Hen,ust bCy brauts-I u,ade my folks cat beans;'
wat cares be FOE The knave, the knaye's sad wife
The bligted prospects Of al anxious life?
The kindly thrcls that other men control,
Meier melt the iron OF the uiser's soul;
Through's life sdarkroad his sordid way ne weids
An Incarnation Of fat div idends;
But.xhen TO death he s.nks, ungrieved, unsung.
Baoyed by the blessings OF no mortal tongue,
No worth re g4rded, and no want redressed.,
To scatter fragrance rounl bis place of rest.
What shall thai hallowed epitaph supply
Ths universal woe when good men del
Cold curiosity shall linger there, .,sso
To guess the wealth he leaves his fearless heir;
Perchance to wonder what must be his doom,
In .he.far land thatiies beyond the tomb
Alas. for hin, II, in ia awful plan,
Heaven deals with him rs he hath dealt with MAI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
TIE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER IL!
AGENTS GETTING MON!

The union of EMERSON'S MAGAZINE and
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY has given to the consol-
idated work circulation second to but similar
publication in the country, and has secured for it
combination of literary aud artistic talent probably
unrivalcd by any ether magazine in the world. Du-
ring the first month, the sale in the trade and de
mlnd exceeded $4,000 copies, and the numbers al
ready issued Of the consolidated work are univer-
sally conceded to have surpassed in the richness OF
their literary contents, and the beauty and proiuse.
ness Of their pictorial illustrations, any magazine
ever before issued from the American press. En-
couraged by their evidences of favor, the publishers
have determined to commence the new volume OF
Janusry with still additional attractions and TO Of
fer such inducements TO subscribers as cannot fail to
place it, in circulation, at the head of American
Magazines. With this view they now announce the
following splendid programme. They have pur-
chased that surerb and costly steel Plato crsaaying
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

siness. I. is different from canvassing for snyth;nc
else ievertried.I lam sure 70 get subscriber in
every hmiiy where they can rake together three
dollars. am never received with Indifference any
where, for the first thing do Is to unral nv en-
craving before let anybody know what / am after,
ana thus get them interested before they know
what splendid ofer I am going to make them
sometimes they ask my price for the engraving and
tell them S. and when otter them the errra-
wing and Magazine one year for three dollars they
are perfectly astonished. | did not get to going
well for the first trn o.. three dar y y =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

T " E DOLLAR GRAvING
TO EVERY suGsCRIpER!.!i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

Now, George, that all may be 50, but want you
tn tell ole Grownhos this for ms--ef he'll let me
alone, III let him alone, and efhe don't eff don't
lzz rd him again / wish may be burned into a
poultice Let's so tn the spring an mix little owe
hit with this yere whiskey, Shaking his fask,) be-
fore you start. Mind. tell ole Barebelly what
sed about another big skeer, with say peck-ur a
peck an hat owe izzards--try an sxeer HIM ef you
ean-good bye.
lft irt e----~-ss,. s---<s- a~------------- ~
u Saying and doing do not dine together.
u As you use your Gather, so your children will
use YOU. go .~--- -. 80 u,
IL In childhood be modest. in youth.tcmperatc,
in manhood just, in old age prrdent.7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
WEAT,s TRUMPS.

So many ways to chose, Ia GU I~
There are 80 many cards to play.
In Love and Politics and War,
In forxsrd;ns cur views
With ladies' fair, and statesmen wise,
Or men OF lesser bumps,
Before We lead our strongest suss q i-o .
= IT'S well 10 know what's trumps. ~
Once. worslIippins at beauty's shrine Hk
Iknelt in bondage sweet, :.
And breathcd my VOWS With eagerness,
And offered at her feet ef. 80
NY soul, well stored with Cupid's wealth
A love eemensed lump; &.
A hing Of diamonds won the trick.
- Ny HEAxT Vas net trump
Raving to see ny rival win
l Upona single RUE, As
As he played the DEUCE With me-, =
Il followed with a CLUB = ~
Two days within.a station house Tr
Rejecting on my SIN,
found as others nay have done,
Clubs very seldom win.
Grown wise BY sade1periencc.
ceased 20 DEAL with maids. ff.ff
lsHusrIED youthful lollies of,
And turned up Jack of Spades.
= Yet still find 60 dust Is scarce
And smaller grow thelunps, = II fEfaTK
TIA: though the Spades an honest card.
lis not always trumps. Sr szr
Bot in world Of outside SHOW,
Where niammon rules The throng;
To ease the little jolts of lie,
And smoothly passed along
To find an sntidote for care,
And shun misforsune's thrmps,
One card is very sure to win,
DIAMONDS are always trunps.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
fFrom the Atlantic Montlsly-]
SANTA FlLOMENA..

800 ~ - ~ LoEayxLLow-
wHen' sr . noble deed is wrought.
Whene 'cr is spoken a noble thought,
Our hearts in glad surprise.
Tohigter levels rise. n 81 q
The tidal waves of deeper souls
Into our inmosg oeing rolls bsHs7 = -
And lifts unawares ero7 .s--rt
Out Of all ncansr cares.
Honor to those whose words or deeds
Thus help Us in our daily needs.
And by their overflow
Raise rs from what Is low.
Thus thought ], as BY night read
or the great army of'the dead, rl.t1
-, The trenches cold and damp, II.
n. The starred and frozen camp ros- e-s- -
The wounded from the battle plain. reZ Z -
= dreary hospitals OF pain, ~ =.
s9ifi The cleerle<s conidors, ~ f'trt'
The cold and stony floors, Try
Lo. in that house Of misery
a lsdy with alanp I zee :.
Pass through the glimrerins gloom.
= Andfit from room 70 room q
And slow, as in dream ofbiiss,
The speechless so6ercr turns 70 kiss
.sij55S i il asf sass ~Anss Saids Isg
hZs:a dor IN 4 heaven should se q. -
Opened, and then closed suddenly.
The vision GAME and went,
The lislkslons and Sas sPsnt.t
Ca Enelsnds asazls, through the long s- -
= Hezea0ep ether speech and song. esft s-,se4
That light its rays shall cast
From IOrssls Of the psse .f,Ao9F
Aiady With lamp shah stand
In the great history Of the lani,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

Thou art "a YIN, old, a.y mother,
AID slly prov Is marked vito care s
an suIrowcd Is thy aged cheek.
Once beautiful and fair ~
Inv solt brown locks are sadly ch.ngcdr
Chill fr0sts have settled there. sas-rs
Ard touched With rn,ny iseeans kiss
t1Irs gentle flowing hair. .sarisnf
t1hou,art crossing old, my mother. t
A catch tie half-drlwn sigh. -.
NrcliI know that years OF sorrow t 4eo ga
= Have bedimmed thc melting eyes; =
Dot with gentle light il beame;h-
Bcanefd on NE even yet,
With love that never changeth.
!sli the sun Of life is sct
Thou art growing old, mr. mother; -..f-
Many Of our household band -fr
Have before thee jourucyed onward,
Tothe &c OF sbctter laRd;'
But thy voice IN tender accents NS
Sill j. filling On my ear. 81
SweetIy bri ghtening ny pathway,
Which, without thee. were 50 dear
Thou ar. growing cd. ny mothe,
y And around Thy youuges; born IA as8
Shrlowsf-athcr--darkly gather ~
Even n lies early morn; 81 :
But the blessed Savior spareth
Thee. 10 still protect thy child.
While the storms Of SORROW hover
Hover DER me dark and Wild.
Thou art growing aid, my mother; wee
Soon feeitkat thoa wilt rest tta
In the"lafi OF hereafter"
IN he regfon-of the hest
WHO will lore me then, my mother.
- When tie last lie chord is riyenl
Let M pray that both together
g God viii take Us safe TO Heaven
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04

= ! srTnLlrL.A.

-, From the Southern rceshyterian- 49,
THOU AXE GROWING OLD, MOTHER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-04
500 600 IN WORKS OF ART,

In &C ition 70 the superb engraving OF "Tke Last
Supper" which viii be presented to every three-dol-
vr subscriber for 1858, the publishers have compile
ted arrangements for the distribution, on the 25th
day ofDeccmber, 1858; ofa series ofsplendd works
of art, consisting of hundred rich and rare Oil
Paintings, valued at from 81 90 to 81 900 each Al.
80, 00OmagnifcentS Steel Plate Engravings, worth
from So TO S. each, and 900 choice Holiday Books
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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-06-10

The following Preamble and Resolu-
tons, were passed at a meeting of Belle
vue Lodge No. 4, |. o. y. f., Nebraska
Territory.
Whereas, Through the ~ilterposition of
Divine Providence, a Brother in the full
flush of health, has been stricken down.
One, who in the noon-tide Of life, full of
life's eager pursuits, alive to our hopes
and fears and faithful in the perfofm-
ance of our rights and cerimonieS, there
for:
RESOLVED, That we tender our warmest
sympathies, to the friends and relatives,
of the deceased, Brother Charles j. Kib.
by; that our sympathies and coincidence,
comes fresh and warm from the heart.
We, bro,herlike, have centered around
one common shrine, to pour the grateful
rememberances, of our past happy unity,
at the same fount of Brotherhood.
Resolved, That this Lodge be draped IN
mourning, for the next thirty days, and
that the Brothers wear the usual badge,
for the same length of time.
Resolrei, That the above Preamble and
Resolutions be published in the Bellevue
Gazette, and a copy be forwarded by our
worthy Secretary, to his friends and rela-
tives in Ohio.
s. A. STRICKLAND, n. G.
+. M. DAvrNPoRr, Sec.