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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04
Our Paris Correspondence.


PARIS, July 81, 1852
he Victor Of Soino at ST. C1os-His Reception BY the
Emren-Afscion Of the Prince Imperial Divine Ser
Aired setGh Disappointment Impotency Of the Var
Vae1satin1 Opinions-Fro Movement 75pards an
Attack Upon EngIand-TAe Clouds IN Kaly-Napoeon as
PSisowev and Emperor-Fle~y's Mission to he Austrian
SMpco-Francis Joseph Aroused from Sleep-TAe En-
Hrors Surprise and FIeuvy's Soft Sasodr-TAe 7oo En-
scoys at VilJafranca-TAe British Ambassador
Acriey to be RecaIed-Fasch Occupation of Ralv-
Excitement IN iednsont-7ne French Fleet Before Venice
4Ae yacht PhGntase-The Vienna Press on the Peace
me P'ussian Decentralization Of the Empress Regent
&ac9tion Of the Legislative Bodies-Address to His Ma
5ss-En0landt Carthage of France Danger "Loon,i,s,
~ ne Dtstance'-7Ae Deep Designs Of Napoleos-7h.
Aaney Aarkd-7hc Conference at ZmIch-Intsyse Fur
Against 0e Grand Duke in Txscany-Ors;n,,s Portra 1
Ass0 Sidsby Side ,oith Napoleons-Laly BITTERLY CArsn,
&c Lately Honored Liberator--7Ae French Police N.
SasSos~ Of NapoIooa from Mlanese asnation-Conf,
cation Of Englih Neospapus-TAe Ne,s York H.ra,a
ProaH3cd-2Ae MIanese Demand Distincs Fzao fran,
0ot a Piedwcnt-Dissatiyfactio Among the French
Soldiers m Haiy-7he WeatAr in Pars-vyeam Plouahs.
&C., dc.
The victox OF Soerino Ia more under the shadow
,f bis imperiI palace Napoleon ILL., reached st. Cloud yos
Ierdyy morning at ten O'Clock. His Empress laid down
her regents sceptre, and, like simple true hearted af
leconcts wife, standing with her little child nj thu
gate OF we park welcome home her husband from Tho
wars Priace Murat, Gen. Rolin Count Tascher do Ia
paserc, NJ Mocquard tho Emperor's private secretary
and others were in Abundance, but the reception was
ess ono Of state than Of doestc endesrment Napoleon
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Our London Correspondence.

Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, July %, 1852
The Condition Of Enoand-She has No Army Military
Leadvs-Dangrs to England of TIE C0bwg Family
&C., dc.
We shall coon have opportunity Of seeing whether
not Louis Napoleon s q moderate man.
The unseemly and graspng ambition OF the Coburgs has
forced him to abandon Italy. he full Of natural resent
ment against We take this occasion to speak of him
through columns of the whole press the
dalous and shameful way
The deluded people, unrepresented and purposey kept
In ignorance fancy that there be no danger from
France. We have only $4,000 troops in England and If
we had more, have not 10, 900 stand Of arms For
these We have no commanders the Court having syse
natcay discarded the brave and promoted the coward
Sir Colin Campbell who hates and the Prince Con
sort, exiled TO India. Sir VIM Codrngton who skuk
ed out OF fire In ditch the Redan is put in high com
mand Admiral Keppel, the Nelaon or the day, was re
called from China. The Hon. Charles Elliott who fed
dhgacefuly from the Russians, and who the naval pro
Hession "cut" rank coward promoted and gets the
Bath because he the Of Lord Nnto and the brother
naw of LORD John RUSSELL And this state things ex.
NJ aud the abuse continues, although Louis Napoleon
could, IL he liked, put 100000 men In London in three
weeks.
You may possibly hear news Of this country during the
autumn Of 1859 that will both surprise and distress you
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ATTITUDE OF GERMANY

The Cunard steamship Persia Capt. Judkins, which left
liverpool at 100 p n Saturday, the 23d ut arrived
q this port early yesterday morning.
me screw steamship Kangaroo, Capt jeffrey, from
Liverpool p N. the Goth Of July and Queenstown,
Ireland, the next day, arrived at this port also yester
day morning
The Br,dgwater (EDg.) Mercury says a gentleman Of
Mat town has received letter from ~ Smonvi, who
gently Quilted England for Italy with Louis Kossuth
aide. camp to the ex. Governor Of Hungary NJ.
smonyi, in common with bis oompatriots strongly de-
nounces the in which Kossuth aad the Hunga-
sians have been beooed the purposes of the
French Emperor.
The advices by the Persia are two days later.
A grand banquet had been given in London TO Mr..
Charles Kean, his approaching retirement from the
management of Princess theatre The Duke Of New
castle presided There about 600 people at the ban
quot, including many distinguished men,
public meeting about 70 be held in Liverpool. at
the Call Of the Mayor, TO enable the Hon. James Stuart
Wortley the chairman of the Atlantic Telegraph Compa
n.y. explain the position and prospects Of that under
taking.
The Notifications Of Dover about TO be enlarged
~ Estimated cost Of fIhO 600.
report was current In Paris that the English Ministry
had inquired how long the Frehch troops TO remain
IN Italy.
ia stated that the number of spies employed in Paris
has been doubled since the peace and that there has not
been wholesale seizures Of English journals In Paris
since the coup d'stdt
despatch from Brescla announces the death OF the
Duke Of Abrantes (son OF the famous Marshal Junot
who was wounded at Soiferno. He had his thigh ampu
tated and died soon afterwards. He chief Of the
staff Of one of the divisions Of the French army.
From the Danubian principalities We learn that
spracy against Prince Aosch and his Michael had
been discovered at Belgrade. They were TO have beea
assassinated the 18th Of July The conspraors
ex-mnsers and senator's and the Prince hAd declared
his intention to put them TO DEATH Notwithstanding
formal protest from the Porte against his doing
The steamship Bremen reached Liverpool the 2lst Of
July, and the steamship Glasgow Ednburg the ed.
The steamship Arabia arrived at Liverpool at 80 P.
n. on Saturday, the 23d Of July.
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that Austria will continue in possession OF veneta II is
little doubtful what these vauntings that Italy should
be free meant when right IN face Of the peace Is
cuded which allows Austria not only 10 retain her Vene
an provinces intact, but gives her voice in Italian az
Certainly cannot be meant that where Austras clutch
lies, there land can be free To sum up, with all
modesty say IT, cannot see that ltas last condition is
much bet than her nrs-hat the wealth and hooor OF
France very materially ncreased-o Sardinia by
the acquisition Of Lombardy, Is made very eesive
barrier either Austrian French interference in purely
Italian affairs and surely If none Of these eads been
attained what have been the very mmen 20 benefits OF
this short but bloody war;
leisurey journey from, and return to, this city, via
Frankfort Berlin, Vienna and Munich had many oppor
tunises Of judging what the actual sentiments the Ger
man people were and found that regardless Of sect or
sex, my wcre udninos in hostility to the French Emperor
and so strong pas this feeling Of dread and Aa.rai mai
s sss '@ sreas. .s aos ns'y e " s, an" ID
TIE day-as indeed they were to q blight extent
in hunich-unless their rulers took Immediate
gard IS mepscng, and hence incue him to moderation
do not doubt but that could the people have had
own length Of string instead Of peace to day would
nave beneld Austria with the Confederation at her back
and like enough Russia and England ptted against each
other and Heaven knows what all following in the train
Of such state OF affairs That nothing but the Jealousy
existing between the thousand and one petty governments
a. TO which should have the ascendancy possess the
supre ne command, restrained the several rulers OF Inc
Buud from pungipg into the tide Of war was easily 70 %
eeen by any who had opportunities OF noting tner
thrcaennes, waverings and chickering's For once now
ever their vacillaons were conducive Oh ~ least 'em-
The Emperor Napoleon has deferred bis entry into Paris
until Ausust 10TH when in grand, niumpnn STYLE he
time remsppg private ct 81 Cloud. Prussia has dis.
banded her Landvehr, and the soldiers recently within
the Confederation already their homo
ward march, yesterday about 5000 having passed
through disturbed the quiet Of this oveest or Ger
or sill ire cisrs OF Germany have seepapd there ara
hut few interest have not visited Heidelberg offers
inducements superior 70 any for the headquarters Of any
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who're intention II ID 10 spend or year In his
part Of Europe being about mid he,xeen and but
pwiibp ehoyt distance OF the beauties the nloa or
the grandeurs Of Switzerland: while w own almost IN
sauasa beauty OF Situation, S oets s Other rso.oDs
point where breaks out into the brosi Rhine valley
from among the romantic hills OF the OienwalJ, which
here assume beauty and proportion, and Afford rarely
eqsaed diversity Of viev from the gs,eoing Rhine and
Necbar with their uxuTant and romsuc valleys their
feet to the Black Forest and Harz Mountains IN the dr.
every side while that prince Of ruinsthe old csst
stands sent watchful monitor Of the whole. shedding.
az It weYe q social, warming influence around all who
within scope Of s vide spreading shade H any OF
the hundreds who annually flock from country 70 Eu
rope could be induced 10 reve few summer months amid
the charms OF Heidelberg the only fear have for their
pleasure 10 that the closing Of their revels will be-
a. Ioine after nearly years. residence like the parting
Of lovers dear" But few days more aud toen to aei-
delberg, IL breezy hills and sunny slopes ns majestic
castle 'nd rnshiDg river, its cOhns adcAn apd braunes
FAREWELL word that must be and hath beeu-
A sound which makes u hnger; yet, FAREWELL
THE PEACE CONGRESS AT ZURICH.
AUSTRIA AND FRANCE TO MEET ALONE-sARDnIA
NOT LIKELY TO BE REPREsENrED-A GENERAL CON-
GREss TALKED 0F-THE NEUTRAL POWERS HUMILI-
The London Times publishes the following despatch from
Venice, dated In The evening Of 22d Of July ~
II The course Of nett yess he Of Ays.
conc ues treaty peace and ardni pisass nav &C.
osie to IL by additional article.
Paris despatch Of same date in the London Post, says
the rumor gained ground there that Sardinia would do
cline 70 be represented at the meeting at Zurich.
The London Post says that the period for the deber-
items OF th European Congress Conference which d to
succeed the Zurich meeting, had not been determined
upon
The Emperor Napoleon 10 reported to be desrous Of q
Congress on Italian affairs giving Teaey eclat 10 Ae
cancellin9 Of the treaties of 1915
The Independence Beige declares that the neutral Powers
navf IN
eend to Congress tied up 70 the stpua-
tops OF VilafIabcs.
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.POETN.Y
rArrnaLL,s xest.s Ax.wes.

We Asd 80 NortAvra jourss, ,he .sntcis-y
sosestieses. frosn the peW q he Rev. o q. Bra
rises seoSa " w ashissiea % the Pat,or nan,
ysan aSo-ei the uausiiss Chufeh OF that city
Hear What the gallant Tsunau said
A'he a"uth Of the Chine.s river.
wses, throssh Asian balls sad EssissA dead,
We Prsssed on 70 deliver;
H's starry 6sg, TO each Eprii.h heart
Flashed hope 'hroesA tina, dsrkenins siss xhter
And his vofds-ss be played hi, nauiv part
Were. blood is thietsr thar vstef"
Lssd " oss sirss. The sitiIs 10 o'sr
T, Thai Arosd ssssaisst each other;
We give iAes The hoosse Of soss no moss,
bs, ~ isvs Of . free- bofs broker
We bid tAss hail 80 ,Ae nc blest s,sts
That bssds 10 aonarch's orders;
Prosperity sveli 10 thy palace gate
And peace be within ihy bordersl
Hesrh, proud realm Of the sray old rs.r,
From our young land oi the present;
Let The vords rIss ior,h Ike . irampe, his-,
Der e'ee'ine to prince end peasant.
Asd II ~rs'hfui ihoush,s sssis sr. stirred.
Ere ~srs'h N hs,erpsi slspsAwr,
Let he msdss.s c~ase, 81 N. hcm-,y ord.
Tba, b'ooi 70 'hioker Than ss,er
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sass have stssadsd even Jour psr,isi sse-.
csss men, evssyvhere, should DO thankful
that yoa we're % econ sed % sAsily evss-
pov,rsd
Ror thsss odssses The Lss dsuoupcss shs
pseslsy Of Death, aud ipposss apon me tie
duty Of prooouncing that sentence. II 10
the most painful duty have ever been cal.-
ed upon TO perform 10 spite Of your q.
fssees sgsiuss cor laws, l csnoos bat feel
deeply for yos aud sirsssely, noss sinoers-
ly, 10 i sympathise With thoss friends and
relations, uhose lisss are boasd up ia yours
aud whose h,arts will be 90 vrvus eth Rrisf
when they shsiI hear u the ssa fsss vh,eh
hss oversskes yos, sbe objects Of their var
sss, aud bol'est affections. For them ~
ell do sorrow. Wh,lsta due regard fer our
sAfsty may not permit us 10 forgive the Of.
fsoees Of which yoa have been ssilsy, I hope
thst they gill sssn Zoe eonsolstivs, asd roo
fss psrdos, 70 The; good Being. vho 10 His
wrath remcmbsrsth mercy. Make, then,
your peace With Him-for, you must soon
b ushered into His presence, there 10 be
dealt With ~ His Justice, aud His Mercy
may ordsis.
To conclude this ssd duty, nov an.
nounce that The sentence Of the Law is that
you aod esch of yvu, JoHS +. Cooxr, 10.
WIN Corrsc ,Sn'ELps GaEEs ssd Jous Corr.
LASo, DO hanged BY the neck sa,ii you be
dead aud that execution Of thi. judgm cot
Be made snd done BY the Sheriff Of this
eouoiy, on Friday, the SiItsentb day Of De.
csmber sert, oPon you Shields Green .ud
John Copeland, between the hours Of sisb.
10 the forssoou sod tsslvs, .oso, of that
day sod upon you John Y Cooke, aud
kd~in CoPPec, between the bosrs Of twelve
tnoonl and 6vein the sftsrnoou Of sbe s.ms
esy And the Court being Of ooiuiso that
The execution Of this scote1ce should be IN
public, t - farther ordered ta.. this juix>
msui bc enforced and ssecut.d, not II t6e
jail yard bus at such public place convenient
thereto, .. the ss,d Sheriff nsy sppoiu,-
aud may God have mercy upoa the seal Of
each ose Of you
The prisoners are rsnandsd /, jail, there
to await sxee~tiou OF thi, judg dgutat.
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....An snecdots relative 10 IN. late Prof
W,l'oa Is just now circulating when tbs
sutton for the hsuJ of Prof " ii.on's dsagbtsr
bad ss'asd the Isjys spprobstioe, b. -.s Of
eoaf.s rsfsrr'd TO papa. IIsvisg stated hs
(ProbaG'y) not unsIpeuted case, the youagss
gsotsmsn vas dir-cG-d TO desire the lsay TO
come 10 her father. and doubles bet obeii,
sncs -ss prompt. Prof. Wilson had before
b,m Tor rv'is. some -o's. 90 the Hy.lesf Of
Sh'ch sss duly Inscribed. 'W,h a., datAoys
e"'"Pi'~,"'. lie tore thi. out, pihb.d !, TO
b.. daughter. dress, ss,~mniy lsj her TO tb.
Young lover. and SO ,sek TO hs -o,r.
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The Old Diploma Rye Whis-
Lev
Diploma Old Rye Whiskey'
WarehOuac.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
FElLACELFElA,
a B,nerotLrt y.aVu,i4s ,sdSii,I,d by
SPECIAL E-dosc-e-i far "a, Reh>f
sfiAs S,sk and D1r~ssed. az.
ficief eiL V,,sf,af 1sd

speciSf EHdo'r~rHf f0r M RSit,f
TiAs S,ek and N0r~ssed al.
fieief eih V,staf asd
Epd>sic D,s,s0,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS Il, ,,s Of
the hrfai oesfsefion OF hatass tt. s,.,a h, .s,.
d'sesses, 90 the decspiVs. prseit..a spoa he
ss'orn ssss victims oi such Sisesses by aosck.
s'efsi yssn sso directed their ConsaHfne sa,.
Eeon, sss csAsfrisIE .Cr worthy Of thsI, n.n,
A. oPep Dispesssry fofths us sia,,nt OF ,h,. els.,
dissssest 10 siI thvif totns aud 10 rive ssn,e n,
VTios sssTs. oil ubo sppiy br letter. 9Th q
tIP',os O. .ssf eend''ioo (sge, oeespsl,op,
Nb'ts Of litr &C y and " ess~. 81 er,rsss nv.
,ty - fuakisH MEDICINES PRKR 'Op
CAAReR. Ito aesdIrss 70 scd that he A,so-
eoamssda ths kiskesg Nedral ssiiI oI an.
$50 S'iifafhl'stbe most spPfoved siodsIs
I've Dfeeiors o. fhe IssoeJsfsyn. ., ss.,, A,,,.
'RTy1tuPop ssussrnsstsf ssrssl Dis,ss,s
'fp'es' tbs Aiehe,i ssfsiactiou vith fAs saeerss
sttch has atsadsd the lsbnfs Of fheif Sarrsoss IN
@, ssis Of sPERNATORRHTA. SEMINAL.
nikNEss, 0oNOREHGA oLEEr. sY-
susE DISEASES Isl s = o. fas kiosssYEsF :, ssEFs "a
sl-tDDEa, A<, ass efdsf : sesshssssos oftAs
"gsF Fiss ~ he eeesiaE Tsss.
thc eifectpfs, ~ fsVks q Ne pasf fesi a..
'sed "a iesh laboss u rkls tfhers of ,Bevoieat
80 ssse ave q srsss t,seat - 'ss sHisss es-
70 ~ FeSaf, sad thsy have fssoiY-
- y tsve's ,ssus-isss. vnk fssswsd ssi 10 ais
''y i~g'fiss,asd mses esspi..d esas.
- @isse's kspor 30 = srsfRstoffh,ra ~ sen
wessss,s NE Vtcs ofOuaefsai Mssurhaiios
Gtaess ssd ochsr Di,easss Of ne p-fasl
s ~ lee coesBiihg Ssfeeas. WITH uUf
sstg ~ nsii, (is q sssiei saSeiop<1 CRPR
- SuAs"s - ~ fsssigs "a rwO ST AMPS
80, - oissf h.pugisaad Tfsrts - - ns.
$50 Wss'asss oftssssi dlssssss De- Ge
80 eess'se'iy bsis1 psSif.Asd i.s srssul,o,. ~.
g,gsuoe sad ~ill " set ~ ". sFHt-s.f as..
~ 'As 80 ,ea-siesssd NET - n e,,s.,,..s, 49,.
''.s!ss asnaF Ne lss' yssf are ai sf,st ,sis.
ttS t,sS,,n,ie-ssosi w, iessosi - assinsSt Or J eKlI..
rs As.oe,ssics, 10 so6k Nls,hsrr,s, ess..
sas'pais Pt ~ osfsr ~ ~ DHs~,or,
osa Rascuap ssefsfsfy
seB - 1859 -tV
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"1b. folississ sIss4-'o-. p-,-s'.sA
gess usrsbuksd
:, A 80 hss isvsBtsA . sec tslsssspS -
lie proposes 50 place hoe of ~s6ss any
steps 'pa't, SD se@~ ~it ,hs ssus 70 lhs ar.l
~ tbom a. . sssset
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% smith beiss ssi.d u be woaId Like
70 I've fo'e'sf, replied that considering the
state OF the times ssd The vsskasss Of The
sOvsrnmsnt be vcaId sos s.Ss about liviax
more tbsa half - "a
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k~ Whsa voltiaIs sss told thss f,,.nd
of hi' sn 'tudyios 10 become 9 physisi.s,
be srelsissd Why viil be be 90 nad
We vill have 10 thfss, drsgs Of vhish he
sso.s lti'Is, is'o BODY Of vhish be hssss
isss'
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fAskss TsIcs The mind of the Ysskss
islI Of eiPsd'soI', sDy - -b'cb he Bsysr
bs-i'a,es 10 call ibts seton vh.ns.s, oireum.
ns"e~s demand. Ysukss schoolmas,.,
tsfssd dove u cattle into the h.iJ of
ia'me'. snd ts'ios h eoafs.ics vbioh ths
act crested 10 shs family. rsS s.sJ .ith ib.
t-rmsr. dsughIsf sn5 married her
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az 10 Jostb, Asssts ere t'suy. 10 .sn
bed, dia@esSs ssa sisbs. sssordiaz 70 si,.
seesisssss bss sf,ss ell, spsAss are safs V
sia eAso ths esms u life closes.
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SApPN0rON 30 II

CAesksSsw., JStwssa Cs.sss, Vye,asa.
Shk sseersssed iasise tshss
- d. veil ksess ssd toee sssaA- 4 =
iiesed HOTEL. as1 hssiss pu,esa-
ss:.H ses asS e sseusd y, = yseperra 70 -
sPeshsliy soHei,ss sAase Of ias pss,,e ,swos.
HIS TAB BE
Shall Be- Supplied With the ssostas,isl, And d.ll
esesee OF the Seasons; His ssrvsnu ,esp~c,fuj
and sneo,ve. and his Terms sAaIl be made TO
sst the times.
JAMES Jams.
Gs,e OF The U. 8. Hotel, Maninsburg.1
ysu. ~ 1853 Proprietor
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~ Absssss ass,ssys sn.n pasaloas,
Sod increases greet eess s che visd "a.
tisgashss tspsrs ed kississ fFss
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~ Thfss thiags ihsi sever sssss--sve
eats esss oss uSpss tso sivss 10 ons hoaas;
two ioysrs shss ees girl
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sv Spill soss hss sep syss ss slA
lsjy's Afsss, sa4 sss bee sbs ssil saks a
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a1 why dos. 90 sac eopss.s his Wees
10 y beosnss BE y ysi 10 thea I, is Zoe .
pAkina mao ~ cell his dresa
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- The nss sso baiiSs boss. ssd he.
ss' tie @0esy. % p.y for u Il sinply PIE.
psSing koHss - fan 81 lssa
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Rr wSJ sf. yip. ps.sase. 10 sAs srs..A
iiss ssssvesf kssssss thsy - ~ akss On,
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0A ei'i'en in Deso,o thu, posts q,
40 eastern oorrsspoudeut Who ,peered . va
riety Of questions ., him a. 70 the t.rri,o,,
there
What kind Of eountry do YOU liv. \, I.
Mixed and extensive. IL 4 m.h. -,
principally ofAoasing logs aud ss..r.
'Whss kind Of weather p
Lon, spells Of weather are ftso.e.,
Oar sunshine eomss Cd principally during
the daytime
Have you plenty Of vstsr:'
good deal Of water ses,sss,l .ho.t
Is IL hsrdf
Rather 80, shes you have q 70 a half =.
mile, aud wade in mud knee deep TO Get to
N.
What kind Of haiidiassf
Alsgoric, louie, AIti> Bs slotsa.. Las and
Slabs. The buildings arc chiefly oe, of.
doors, aud 90 low between ioi,ts. th,, th,
ehinnsys ali stick out through the roof
What kind Of society =
Good, bad, hateful, isdidsrsst aad mixed.
Any sristocracy
.whs' do yoar people do for /. living most.
gr
Some work, some lsse around. ees'. .
'hrsud business manager, sod several drink
whisksy
Is il cheap living thsref'
Osly I've cents glIss and water thrown
10
'Asy taste fos musiof
Stroes. BuIs and Buok>sv 10 The dsy
hms aud Alligator bowling sad catfish
sighting st night
ANY piapoes thsysr
No, but vs have plenty Of bsii>frsgs sea
Tin pan in every family.
Any msnpf.etures
Every household. Ali eur eiiidrsa are
home predictions
whist could sentsel family 10 nodsr.
ste eireansssocss do there for living y
Work. shave notss, Ssh, hup,, s,ssl, or IL
hard p,nsbed buy and cell his ors proper,
~, aud swear that peSoto 10 veil supplied
.ith svsrythins--especislly water, snd 10
destined TO sePerssde vick,burg in trade
and oommeres at no distant DAY.
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HIS IA LIE

TIE "CARTER HOUSE."
Chsrissssws. Js9srsss cs.s,y, v,rui,,.,
THE undersigned having purchased tAe Ao,e
prop erv in Chariestoun, Va. 90 lose sAd
tsvorably known a.
CARTER'S HOTEL.
have opened the same for The reeepios Of visioss.
The pfoPrie,ors pledge heir every eleriioa for
Their rant viii be ssppt;rd With every
luIuty hat this OF the seighbofins markets cas-
Their BAR furnished With = s.s.r.i ,s.or..
meni Of the very bes, Liquor;
Their large sad airy sTABL . attended by
sober and careful Ostiers
Every department. will be under the careful sur
veillanee Of the Proprietors or heir A.sis,sss
Oysters. Liquors, Cigar. and Horse Hire, iavs.
haoiy cAss. J. r REDMAN,
JAMES ID. GIBSON.
April 3 is57-u
M...r. Retms. q Gibson. ., viii b. ..es ~
Ho'ei Properly. . would respectfully commend
them 10 The patrons OF the establishment and n,
tss Pssth geseraiiy, feeling assured that Il viii
iose ncae OF its iorner reputation ir heir hands
WIN the i'm pfovenents coo tempt pls,ed the Hov,e
will have addttioosi nd dvan,ases and can ik,r,
tore via eonntence aud pleasure earnestly re.
commend the establish mepi, knowihr thai uuder
tnem sonlroi the H"u'e viii be good, Quie, and
orderly 10 every respect
Respectfully,
ISAAC N CARTER.
April 3, 1887.
HAVING just returned from the Eastern MAJ
kets, With Q choice selection OF Liquors Ale, Po,
ter. &C. we oder the tul loving hist which we vil
,sii 90 moderate terms, by the gallon, dozen, bot.
tie, &C.
Choice "seisneu-" Pale Br.ody,
-" do. Dark do;
EI'ra Pale Brandy in Boiiies;
Very ine Old Madeira in do
Old Rye whi-kev 10 years old; (;
Do. do "a &.
Hoisad Gia;
Bas Celebrated "Indis Pale Ale," 50
Doves Scotch Ale;
Barclay Il Perkins London Browu Stout
Spiced Oysters BY The Can or Plate
REDMAN a GIBSON.
Carer House. Nav ~. 1857