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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-09
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS AND REFER

'NINAOI0 mum ~ tIIo ND NtFEh-
ENCES
tfoi Motifs Hair luugorator is mcqualod by any
muN no" be'Ie inc public 40 is what Purportsto be-
appropriation OF reft Sabs'gf0f HCrif aud we much
pleased To- learn that they are rapidly taking the place Of
ustlc,s nostrums.- Buyihgtop w., Scnfinek
N, .", ~ 'Nl iiDal worthy preparations lnI inc hAi
WITH which ever became acquainted and take great
pleasure 10 recommending the same 90 the public
particularly admire his compound for the irauancy and
duruon Of ita periume.-Dr. johnson, bcrtshuc r.
was bald for years. This In,igomtor restored my
d'' winch ha. nelct fallen OIL slnce-Geo. +. HQFce4,
Jf. iWWn y. J.
lArcc month. ago was entirely bald az this time my
hca4 IS covered with new hair ! am satisfied IL was
iT ed Go grow 10y the use of the luve0rator. Ny hair
lns returned TO IFS former color had been bald about
I cght ot ten Acats-J9nes a. lbson, Cabot. w.
would pay mn d1N0IS per year rather than De with
uut your ln'is1raior.-H Jameson, tf,ca, ~. ,.
bad been laid for quite number Of years. Motifs
lu'H't inr bias restored my hair. 1t is as uieh aud
h'a'} ls DO Hy youth --h1tHcl Dod9c sutton, G. J..
Motifs lu'i1oratur is most excellent preparation, and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-09

8urnuurr y Wuusr yurmsp,ng.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-09
~ 10 S E NEW GOOD
continue to arrive daily OF

Of the latest and most desirable paticre IN quantities
sufficient to give better opportunity for selection tan
can be offered by other establishment In the State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-09

g11 Stories Of discoveries of remarkably
rich silver mines, by party Of Americans,
come 10 us from Arizona. 1t is said they
have found the long lost celebrated Vega
mine whose richness was renowned even upon
the mining records of old Spain. 1t was
worked 10y the early Iessnt explorers, who,
when compelled to leave by the Apachas,
destroyed their works, and blocked up the
mouth Of the main shaft.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-09

Price 90 Cents each per Box and Bottle.
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Darn or CELGBRArEp Book Pun
IIsHER-Mr. Moses d. Phillips, of the firm
of Phillips, Sampson 81 Co, Boston, died last
week Mr.. Charles Sampson, of the same
firm. died in March last, and now we chron-
iclc the demise Of the head Of this leading
publishing house. In the death of these
men, country publishers and editors have lost
valuable friends They were most liberal in
their gifts, and fair and correct in their deal
ings. We fear we shall not soon see their
like again.
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:, .;.a 1-E country still continues she ts...,.
er :, ~ % an and ~insrigues between the ~
-MIramon has conce;v~d. al.
= ms country. 1t is to effect the suss sass nlmseif
crso he Hana Anna and as a preliminarv so -. OF
former ri ho a'sssu y, been s;,,i issued restoring to him sinp: al his Il.
invitation to come a. at ae.. Il It also extends to him an
Ts J; you Is to meet him. at tie head Of 10o;o mere
hero o = Secree says, is only an act Of justice to =.
the - noosand lost battles /; a debt rather ~ = ;Ge
1oWes to one ofits most i~llustrious sons '''n
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- Chile there Il bat little Of :3intaest.
<uE~t.r6rmation Of the Nm. ooneeEniae
- he revolution The rebels have
~ attempt, and appear to have Iost al
fsr' 49, leader, escaped to the Argentine
esi0s sok With hin Danyo Of his officers.
hce ~; men were killed in the engagement
- g nd many we're taksn prisonera- All
= 3rn L ! are again open to commerce, and
: ]: qals .ome so Indian chiefs in the south
isfsane% place, and for the purpose Of COM
~ BIS So themselves for injuries sustained
q D T.s Ethical war. The Government have
q iae ~ .f;rg of sufficient import to send . de-
- % S-rous TO keep the peace
tsef oI fr;cate .Norara, with the scientific
y aru'h oard has sailed from Valparaiso for
bfi'n J. of to the Sandwich Islands. ~ was
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Raduga." from Boston +!
DIE FIRST SEPTEMBER

y ne-tnz ADD drilling, hroSn ~sheefings,
- tent-<. Jewett city denims,
ssHd1c< and tsine. mems KIP brogans,
% Win stiTups, &c, complete, Whips,
Assu htts boots. cut nails,
s{7- ud ron ,aeks. rivets, asst'c,
- amp shades and chimnrys,
.asu u barrels and kegs, czsks Of navy bread.
80 ehrese, 1900 bbi shocks, hams,
e1 PRIME pork tosacco, shoe blac<ing,
I'D meats, assorted, preserved oysters
xHpperin ! d bottles, saieratus in do, do. do,
1s-nHr,ash- spirits Of turpentine.
- r.-n- Prussian blue, chrome yellow,
-tsn<A pass books, envelopes,
-, nse add bolscap paper, &c, kc- lo0u
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advertisements
} UST RECEIV +!
PER SHIP
III 7 Mi''
AND EXPECTED SOON PER

p Mi''
AND EXPECTED SOON PER
ENORCE NJ ASSORTED SIZES
Casks zinc, rubber hose, I, /, II and II inch,
sss1 sa and d i,Sn h spsdss I and sho Re , rG iusS :, point III i6 do,
Log, clothes, fish, chalk and window lines,
Grindstones. family grindstones, sand and emery paper,
Glue. sash, W. W. shoe, horse, scrub and hair brushes,
Meat saws, butchers cleavers, farriers knives,
Draper's patent ink stands, Colts navy pistols,
Wood. iron, pewter, and brass faucets,
stove polish, bullet moulds, large coffee mills,
small coffee mills, patent knife cleaners,
Curtain bands, silver thImbles, shoe thread,
Mems and boys axes. window glass, edge blacking,
Galvanized wire cloth, jackknives,
Assortment Of dog collars, india rubber curry combs,
One ornamental weather vane,
Double and single states, extra heavy trace chains,
Row locks, solder, muciiage, ink and pencil erasers,
Doors and sash, 200 kegs cut nails,
Assorted 3 day bronzed striking and alarm clocks,
" " gothic
Solar lamps, do side and hanging do.
Lamp shades and chimneys, patent gas lamps,
Lanterns. jute mats, willow carriages,
Brass bound cedar pals, cedar tubs, painted tubs,
Chopping trays. asst'd, cherry and black walnut tables,
Single and double high post bed,teads,
Counter scales, Britannia tea and coffee pots,
Table casters, Yankee card matches
Besides n Splendid Assortment Of Shelf Hard.
ware,
Ladies' hog skin saddles, mems do,
Cart and carriage harnesses. cotton webbing,
stirrup feathers, assorted girths, COW hides,
Ladies' riding whips. carriage do,
Hickory stocks and lashes,
Self sharpening plow5, sugar cane plows,
Wrought fuke plows, eagle No. 2 plows,
Universal plows, OK bows, OK Jokes.
One cylinder churn with dog power attached,
Scythe rifles and stones,
Assorted twig cutters, grass shears.
Hats and
English satin hats, colored sennit do, brown leghorn do,
Maracaibo do, children's hats and caps,
Ladies' and misses white and colored hair bonnets, with
capes,
Ladies' and misses asst'd flats and boomers,
Groceries.
Table salt, saeratus, soda, corn starch, pepper, &c.
Boots and Shoes.
Custom made fine calf sewed boots.
Mems and boys begged boots, --
Meme and boys assorted shoes.
Ladies' and misses silk heeled CATERS, elastic and to lace,
kid and goat skin do.
g " Z" india rubber sandals and overshoes.
Paints and Oils.
Burning fluid, turpentine, boiled oil, copal varnish,
White lead, red do, black do, lamp black,
Chrome yellow, chrome green, burnt sieua,
Burnt lumber, American vermiliOn, Paris green,
Venitian red, French yellow putty, whiting and chalk,
Black and blue small, drop black,
Dry Goods.
Umbrellas, brown cottons, blue do, extra heavy denims,
White and blue cotton thread. crash toweling,
Lining cambria, grass cloth coating, cotton velvet,
Picture cord and tassels, welting cord,
Extra fine white cottons, asst'd oil cloths, enameled duck,
And a large variety Of articles too numerous to mention.
For sale by
159tf HENRY DIMOND.
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SpniaI Autnts.
WAR In EUROPE. 70 ARMs,


So WAR IN EUROPE, TO ARMS,
fE BRAVE. Notice is hereby oven th.t !,
C---G-Aonfh ly Meeting OF Protection Hook Z Ladder
E~.,.- :" !, "ih De held at the Company's Room. Monday
ls,,v A.sas' \ at u O'Clock, A full attendance l. particu-
b.tor. .s 49, q > business Of great importance win be brought
"ee'ine Per order:
Head Quarters, July n, 1859. oeo-atl seere..,x
"A. NILS PRooREs DE EOcxAux Looer No
= under the jurisdiction of the supreme co,ncu ~ ~.
n. Du emu Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
., - noas III regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
~ moon OF each month, at the old Lodge Room. in king
'isiing brethren respectfully invited TO attend.
toouI J. Q. CARTER, Secretary.
ACE''-fhe subscribers to the Queens Hospital Fund
pay the amount Of their subscriptions into the Bank
" Disnop g 20. By order of the Trustees:
j. w. AUSTIN, Secretary.
hoNOLULU RIFLES, ATTENTION =
xi Inc Members of the above Company are hereby notified
that' after this date, notices for drills will not be issued
as s ss.ssss, n;r,. ~, :. :,
EVERY SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. Per order:
T. c. KRUGER can.,;n
Orderly Sergeant
Head Quarters, Honolulu Rifles
April 3, 1859. l45-tf
POLYNESIAN ENCAMPMENT, No. l..
l. Q. F--Under the jurisdiction Of the R. w. G. Lodge of the
United states. The regular meetings Of this Encampment are
held on the LIST and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS of each month
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend.
Per Order. C.P.
HONOLULU, Nov. 10, 1858. 124tf
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FRANCISCO WATER CRACKERS
Lad Cakes and Butter Crzckers,
er.s, IN l1szilon kszs,
- sperm Candies, 4,
g Ppper. n zlass,
80 u rEs and blzdsen,
S~-aa hasxerei. In barrels and kegs,
Herring, IN kegs and kitss,
r.ra yernicsIL,
fStsra Macaroui
Srrsf finger,
wa, and blue Banding
- eEhoaass Soda,
Per bark YANKEE, and sr aIe By
H. W. SEVERANCE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-21
CARPENTERING AND JOINERY.

UIHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
u his friends and the Public that he has taken the stand form.
eriy occupied by s. johnson, (Carpsnter1 on King street oppo-
site the Bethel, where he intends to open a carpenter shop and
conduct the business in all its various branches.
". BAH orders executed with promptness and dispatch.
145tf GEO. MILLER.
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B. f.. SNOW
Offers for Sale,

THE CARGO OF
C1iPper Ship Phantom
CALLED FROM BOSTON ABOUT MARCH
- 13-duea about July i.
Gases loaf sugar, Ground pepper,
~ Half bbls do. -~ Ground mustard,
Boxes raisins, Table salt,
Bbls Carolina rice.
Bbls cement, Patent charcoal irons.
Bbls fine Navy Bread.
Bbls aud boxes Wafer Bread,
One Center Board Boat.
Smooth Bottom w ma leb0a 60.
Oil casks, shocks, hoops and heads. half-bbl heads and slaves,
Etc, ETC., ETC., etc.
CASKS CUMBERLAND Coal,
100 BBLs HAxALL FLOUR,
BALES OAKUM,
CEDAR SHINGLES, Etc., etc.
151-f
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CITY

TTNHE HAVING PURs
Il chased the interest Of 4. J.. Smith in the Town and City
Market in Honolulu, lately carried on by Bradley b Co., the
business will henceforth be carried on under the name Of d. R.
Vida Il Co., who engage to furnish the best quality Of butchers'
meat which the islands can produce, and solicit the patronage Of
the public.
l15tf ID, II. VIDA Z co.
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c.. A. & III. f. POOR

c. A. & III. F. POOR
OFFER FOR SALE ON REAsONABLE
terms, Gust arrived per " Phantom" and expected pei
Fleetwood siam" and Monetary the following goods
Gases Sc Pacific A" blue sheetings,
do "Pacifc BIZ do do
do Webster denims,
Bales " Washington denims,
Cases assorted fancy prints,
do do frock prints and muslins,
do black and white prints,
do Q pink prints,
Bales Illinois Mills stripes,
do @Sufolk" denims,
do Excelsior" denims,
do "Panama' ticks,
do "Rock River" brown drills,
do "Shaker Mills" 49, brown sheeting,
Cases " Dover bleached cotton flannel,
do "Pemberton' brown cotton flannel,
do navy blue flannel, - Middlesex Co.."
do blue drills,
do Essex" cambrics, (coloredD
do aspiring River" bleached shirting,
do madden prints.
Mems kip half welt brogans, lined and bound.
do enamelIed do do do
do goat do do do
do calf sewed Oxford ties,
do heel, strap-sewed pumps,
Women's patent foxed congress CATERS,
do do do do do heeied,
Gases mems palm leaf hats,
do boys do do do
do assorted mems and boys " Canton hsts.
ALSO
Gases assorted clocks,
Cases framed engravings, &C., &C.
Samples Of the dry goods are NJ hand
Honolulu, July IA, 1859. l6ea
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Harvey & McCIymont.

G. E. WILLIAMS,
Cabinet Maker and Turner.
TINE OLD STAND, HOTEL STREET, NEAL
the corner of Fort.
Furniture of all kinds made and repaired.
On hand and for sale, READY MADE FURNITURE, Koa
Boards, Jost and Plank; Cedar, Black Walnut and Cherry
Boards; Rosewood and Mahogany Vene.ring.
A large assortment Of Gilt Moulding, and large sized Glass.
A variety of Rocking, Dining, Office and Chndrens Chairs.
Polished Collins on hand and made to order. 158-1y
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BUNGALOW ASSEMBLY ROOMS

VUyHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RES.
pectfuly state that he Is now prepared to furnish the
above Rooms for Balls, Private Parties, Picnics, Exhibitions,
Fairs, Meetings, ETC.. on the most reasonable terms.
Music for Professions and Balls can be had. Address
j. +. A. PICKERING.
1851 Post-ofbce, Honolulu.
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.POST-OFFICE NOTICE.

I'm AND AFTER AUGU0x La 1854 paL
aee wIn be charged on all JurRntexAnp 12xk OnRpe
ing such ~ are exempeb BY law q ~ eos.sag $500
four cents for such - weigh more than kn1 - onnob 81 toae
than one ounce and 90 On at ~ rste & t1o ceo ~ eodo
additional hAf ounce In weight.
creeping such = are ns1 Hs0aapcexnnas.s
which WIN be free. PampN &oan4 vdunss& ~ nss
All sealed packages viii b. rh.Fpa VII tenG pntols.
Parcels containing anything besides ls1pnW poD@b e1up1uQ
liquids In giss.e. or any substance nh. - e.e.esS
payment Of postage 81 the rate d one cent ~ eun0s ~nneaoo
Of an ounce, in weight.
Of stamps, Postmaster wnl Be autho1ssd . VueU 0e19nD
In money, and mark such letters paid.
The mal-cariers on the various hhndA ~ td1xsooo9e -
oufside the mail, excepting such - are eunpe ~
The above rates q postage do not uppy 70 heomD - po9Se
within the k~ingdom-the rates Of foreign pseass s@aafngs
heretofore.
:. g. 8. P TsRsss:.y ii ,n ssosa.is, Pc. Ss:s. jas 49, q e z = RRssssssss
persons, who are the Postmasten hr te vAuom 4o1eo -
which they reside:
OAHU. y. D. HAvuaEsse. ve1.A:.
5. n. E.lasos, waisiua, q. n. sssscu.. n1.ess.
r. Morrnr, Kahnkn, ,..-.--s nnss.A.
B. w. PAsKER, Kaneohe. 4AWAM
g. MsscA1s, x..pskno.
J. KELLxrr, Hanaiei, VIC aHunAn. xaa,
n. A. wDr:A... HasiiSlin, j. 4. no.,ssos. 1s.rSss,
R. g. HoLLisrss, kolos, Z. LYo.s We11sA
G. B. RowELI- WaimeA- Ia. ". MACr, AANeenees
b. TaAvu, ka1n.a
MAUI. Z. Cunnunoss xol1heksA
G. 8. BARLOW, LAhaina, e BoHDs kshas-
" Any person not duly authorised, who shan epea sny
mail bag, win be prosecuted - provided es In ssehsaAessso
new Post-omce laws
Post-Once, Honolulu, June Is, 1859. 1es-0
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-23
CALL AT THE
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,
No. As FAYETTEVILLE STREET,

Zone door aboUe james ~ T,pleS',)
wv HERE YOU WILL FIND A LARGE STOCK OF
w Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for the Fall
and Winter These Goods being bought after the great
rush of trade was over, purchased low rates. and
therefore, afford to sell Them cheaper than if bought
earlier in the season.
Call and examine for yourselves and save 90 per cent
have in Store the best Stuck Of Goods ever purchased
betOre intend to keep rstrate class of Goods Of The
newest and best Styles such as
American English and French prints, Ginghams Musr
Delanes, Cashmere and Robes Of all cOlors, DC llN
Cambrck Handkerchief, Cloaks, Shaws Hosiery, HNi
skirts from Is cents to IS 80 Silk and Kid Gloves
best and cheapest stock Of Bonnets kept faa'
Ribbons. &c.
N. c. Cassimeres, DOeskin Sattinefs, Tweeds, Nee1O
kerseys good assortment Fannels all coors and price,
Boots Shoes Congress CATERS for Ladies and MiSS
Finest French Kid Slippers, with and without heels
Hats anu Caps. Single barreled Guns fom & +" 4, "
Is so; double barrels from 81 SO to $50. Pistols luz
cheapest you ever saw. !,
Watches and Jewelry right from the manufacory al On
10 per cent above manufacturers prices. Any article
on hand will be ordered forthwith.
~ Don't forget No. 49, the new, cheap, Cash e% ns
where you will be ure to 81 per cent N.Y. eSeus
are small and my motto is quick sales and small aa"
on N. Y. COSTS
return my grateful thanks to the public for the noe"
patronage they have bestowed on me for the last Ns
years. have always sold Goods cheap and intend %
still cheaper. hoping thereby to merit large share OIL
lie patronage .-,-,,cu
RALEIGH e. Dot 10 1880 4s-wf
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Correspondence of the Constitutional
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, NJ

BALTIMORE, Nov. Z, 1859.
Another of the bloody days for which Baltimore
has become sadly famous has just passed over, and
ruianism has appalled, even itself With fully two
thirds of all the legal votes against them the know
nothings have majority of two to one in this CITY,
This, to people outside of Baltimore, seems incred
ble but there are good reasons to explain it.. When
you bear in mind that the judicial and civil auhor
tics and four hundred armed policemen were in alb
sonte confedel alton with thousand rufians arm
ed to the teeth against the society of Baltimore you
will understand how such must have been the re-
suit unless society was prepared for open revolution
as the means of protection. need not rehearse the
sickening recital. Our shame has already been
spread to the world.
taken the people who enlisted in the service of de-
bauchcry and crime at the nstigaton of the official
monsters who have ruled our city for four years
past. The misdeeds of the know nothings in Balti-
more reused the spirit of the people in the counties
and glorious victory has been the result In the
senate of the State we have majority of t1o, and
in the house of delegates sirteen. This will bring
such rebuke to Swami and his rufian confederates
as even defeat in Baltimore city would not have
furnished.
1t secures the election of democratic United
States senator and amongst the first acts will doubt
less be those which will swiftly and surely relieve
Baltimore Of lis corrupt courts and magistracy its
policemen, and its army of rufians.
The senator and delegates from Baltimore will, of
course be expelled and the election of these be pro-
nounced void; and if Congress will, as it ought &C.
cept the verdict of the State authorities that there
was no election in Baltimore as sufficient to expel
Winter Davis and Morrison Harris, then national
men will fiji their places. Their seats will be con-
tested by their opponents in the late election.
And in this brilliant victory the national senti.
ments OF the State have been truly developed. The
know nothing State councils in May last by resolu.
ton, called upon Maryland to join the black repub-
lcan opposition of the North against the democracy
and in this election she has responded no. In eve.
ry county, by resolutions and the speeches of our
candidates, the most unqualified and complete en-.
dorsement of President Buchanan's Administration
was declared and sustained by the people. Mary.
land has then, recovered herself and will be demo
cratic in the next presidential election W.
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The Stapoato.
AN Autumhal Song.

-t la An Autumhal Songs
The fn, est has fallen like blight,
And the leaves are trembling down
And some are tinged with golden I'ght
And some are crimson and brown;
While the meek-eyed flowers have gone to rest,
Like the little children at night;
But thew wake not covered with smiles again.
When the distant east grows bright, =
o, the fneek.eycd flowers, the meek.eyed lowers
What beuutfu! gifts TO Us are given,
To- charm our weary hours.
Tbelbrds are singing amid the trees.
Ei their notes seem sad and low;
And he grasshoprer chirps in the waving grass
Memories of long ago;
the south wird signs for he misses now
The hand # the summer so sweet,
Thut scattered roses along his path,
And dew drops at his feet,
Oh. the sofi south breeze, the soft south breeze
How it thrills my heart rs it signs along,
And whispers among the trees.
Mid the autumn time. that sad sweet time,
And there cometh now to me.
Nv friends. mid the leaves and fading flowers,
Sweet memories of thee:
OF the good old times, the good old times,
In the sunny morn Of lie,
OF the happy hours when like the flowers
Our hearts with odors were rife.
Oh, the good old times. the good old times.
OF the good old times, the good old times,
In the sunny morn Of life,
of the happy hours when Ike the flowers
Our hearts with OdOrs were rife.
Oh The good old times, the good old times,
Nv fond heart slngeh Of them tonight,
In strange melvdious rhymes.
see our home our early home,
On the gently slipping hill;
And the winding stream that swept along
Mid the willows soft and still;
And the orchard too, with its golden store,
And the walnut in the lane,
With the grapevine clinging around its limbs
see them all again.
0, the orchard sweet, the orchard sweet,
How oft We found on its short Soft grass
rest for our weary feet
will Irvine wreath Of faded flowers,
will Irvine u wreath for thee,
An emblem of our childhood hopes,
That faded so silently;
will think of thee. long cherished one,
In these mild autumnal ewes;
will call thy image before me now,
Mid the fading flowers and leaves,
Oh, The faded flowers. the withered flowers.
They tell me how the bright hopes died,
That sprang in our childhood hours.
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GOLDEN OPPoRfUNITY.

VNH" SUB CRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO
South, offers for sale his tract of land, contain
ing IT'S Said land is located about three miles from
Louisburg, directly On the Warrenton road, in nte.
gent, refined and wealthy neghborhood. The soil fer
tile well waered, and finely adapted to the cultivation of
Tobacco. Cotton, Corn Wheat, &C. There upon the
BILE to nundaton of unusual fertility and easily cultivate
3D. the most of which is fresh and has been recently drain
ed at considerable expense The improvements excel
tanning rooms and all necessary outouses the greater
portion of which, including Barns, Stables, Crbs &C.
&c and framed. 1t is but seldom farm posses
sing advantages is offered in iet and the pur
chaser will undoubtedly realize in it profitable invest
ment For further particulars address the subscriber
Lousburg, N. L.
JNO B. PETERBOROUGH
October IA, 1889. 44-W6t.*