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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-10-08
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Those who prefer not sending money By
mail. can Use Tie Express Companies, whereby
money FOR Tickets, 10 sums of Ten Dollars and
upwards. can be sent US At Our Risk find Err
psase, from any CITY or town wherethere is an
Express Office Tie money and order must be
enclosed IN Ccrsr1iatnt Post Office Stamped
EnreIoPs, OF the Express Companies cannot re-
ceive Them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail
or Expire SIS, TO lie Jnecied 10
MCKINNEY s co,
Savannah, Georgia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-10-08
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will be sold al
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.

Enclose the money to our address for the
tickets ordered. on receipt of which they will
be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can
have tickets ending i'll any figure they may de-
signate. - 90,
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes viii be
sent 10 purchasers immediately after the draw
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA!

HALIFAX, Nov. 30.-The Europa, with Live
pool dates to the 10Th. has arrived.
The Kangaroo, Ocean Queen and Persia hs
arrived out.
Ratification, of the treaties were to have bee
exchanged at Zurich on the 2lst.
Franco llas ISSUED letters of invitation to II
Congress to the Powers that signed the VienI
treaties and three Italian Powers.
The attitude of the English and French pre-
was daily becoming more warlike. The Tim
calls upon Napoleon to put an end to all suspens
The Congress was expected to meet at Pari
but the time was not mentioned
The London Society of Arts have inauguratt
a movement for grand exhibition in 1862.
Napoleon IS opposed to Ruoncempagnico's
Stunning the Regency.
1t was reported that Garibaldi had resigned Il
command Of the army of Central Italy and join'
the Sandman army.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9th-Cotton-Sales for Il
week $4,000 bales, including 1900 on speculate
and 1000 for export. Prices for lower quaiiti
irregular and market closed dull. Orleans fa
7sd.; middling I'D.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
EXECUTION OF OLD BROWN

Brown will be hung at Charlestown, Va, tod
before II o'clock NJ. There will be present b
tween 1000 and 5000 soldiers. All hope of re
cue has been abandoned by Brown himself. II
following is the programme for the execution
l have just learned that the most stringent re-
ulations have been adopted in regard to the pre-
ence of civilians at the execution. All applid
tions for passes for civilians to attend within Il
military lines refused by the Governor, on Il
ground that it would conflict with the militia
programme. He said that no civilian could, u
der any circumstances, be admitted within Il
military lines, the outer one of which would
nearly a mile from the scatfold. Not word
what John Brown may utter, if he should S,
anything, WILL therefore, be audible to the M,
forming even the line next the galows.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06

'.S esus Weps."

B Y B E 4 T ri CE.
Listen, sOrrowing human soul,
To the words SO often told;
Tho Ger your heart deep grief has swept,
You're not alone, for Jesus wept.
He whom the angels loved to praise,
Did come fallen race to raise,
And while sorrow DER him sweeps,
He bows his head-'tis Jesus weeps
Man, his work, looks in surprise,
On him who left the shining skies;
When standing Ger the grave where sleeps,
o. whom he loved, then Jesus weeps.
But Est he speaks and breaks deaths chain
He bids the dead arise again;
And at th weeping mans kind voice,
The sisters hearts again rejoice!
Then see that sad and sorrowihg man,
When near Jerusalem he stands:
Though they would not his love accept,
Twas Ger its fate that Jesus wept. ~
They scoffed and scorned the man of grief
Who suffered bu: to give relief;
Bnt now the eity's doom is sealed -s.z
While Jesus weeps his loves revealed.
Does sorrow fill thy heart, my friend?
Does trouble round thy footsteps tend;
Oh think of Him who suffered too,
Your Saviour wept as well as you!
Yes, Jesus wept, he feels each tear
That's shed by those who love him here
And though we may in sorrow dwell,
Our Saviour loves us just as we'll
ewbern, November, 1859.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
IS Woe unto him that siveth hi. ncighb

rink. .''-Ha bakkuk, Chap. ii, l5 V
Bv MRS. SUSAN j. HANCOCK
Oh ye, who sell the liquid fire,
To madden and destroy
That withers every budding hope,
And blasts each household JOY;
Oh think awhile--have you not hearts
To feel for human Woe?
All may not have the strength of mind
Temptation to forego.
The seed ye plant is bringing
A harvest, OH how dread
'Tis watere6 with the bitter tears
BY wives and mothers she'd
Oh! stop, 1 pray-and view its fruit
Tis ripening at thy door;
Then place before thy fclow-man
The damnmg bowl no more
Have ye no fond, no loving one,
Who round your heart t-strings twine?
Whose life may reap the bitter fruit
Planted by hand of thine?
Go look upon thy pratting boy
Aud pat his noble head,
But oh remember, though he's born
Yet, yet he is not dead.
That poor, forsaken, reeIng one
Was once noble boy,
The pride of some fond sisters heart
Some mothers household joy!
How can ye stand and gaze apon
Your quivering victims here
And think tn at at the bar of God
With them ye must appear.
Ye men OF God, why will ye stand
In silence all the day,
Nor raise you voices loud and strong
To do this sin away?
Your sluggish blood so slowly flows
Or stagnates pool;
You've learned to live and think and feel
And speak, perchance, by rule.
Go reach to him a helping hand
And bid him hope once more,
Nor by your cold Indifference
Thus aid to sink him lower.
Oh bid him stop-this moment stop
He's just on ruins brink
Another step, and meath the waves
Of infamy he'll sink.
Newbern, November | $50.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06

AN ENRAGED PRINTREss.- "A young female COM
positor employed in a newspaper Office in Cleve-
land, lately 0tacked journeyman printer of that
city for using, she alleged, slanderous express
pistol, and sought her traducer. Meeting him on
the street, she drew her pistol, which he seized
before she could fire. and wrenched it from her.
Afterwards she met him in the hall of his board
grazing his head. He sprang forward and
wrenched the pistol from her hand before she
could fire second shot. She left vowing ven
geance.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
Tsasriosic Offering.

WE commend tie following letter from distin-
guished citizen TO every true North Carolnan-aye
to every true SontheTner. While m0tare siuggdrds
sleep, one who haa but recently cast his fortunes
among us evinee- 1peslre to act We have MADE
appeal after app6s. the Newbern Light Infantry
we have urged our citizens IN the name OF manhoou
IN the name OF cliyary IN the name OF the ancient
renown OF the gid borough to rally to the support
OF thlS TeH offeTed anu splf1ted coipahy-o HI It's
raT<s and TO extend 70 u that Ha0tera0f 0fd without
"hich no Veinn1eeI company can liVe- D"' oui ei
forts have the extraordinary efforts o
the gaanf captat4ssan other ofhcefs Oh the cohP'
ny nave nsefl 7 n ~ Yalh 'hu the company mas Twin
oieo GOWN 1itli az te Tap VI tue orui ioi puoiI pa
rtde not moe @ lnan q cofperars guaru can oe hdo
we say tntss 9Iiiiigs shoe ii anger Dot III '"
ihey are trge put Z shoula De other"iSe' 1foe we
nave enough o. aa1ef sot4aersthose VINO are reauy
70 oiush up ana 3ufh oulsWheh leastihS anu iioii
ing are 10 oe 'ione, pnffnsse we imagine
p seiy lssia13ss s - e a.a'ss
- aA shEs nks M ao 1essasSiI 2 y - @ 8
H q slsstaA hs5 atlss w ss sMs
is any InInne danger 70 our Peaeelulf
every community III the'o"uIh' 'i'u"'0" q" ~
IT to ltsetto be prepared ior emergencies N0'ho'
nave at least |oo wen oiIleo, wen "iF, ~
reliable volunteer soldiers Nearly every o''o' con'
munity IN the State, ana IN the ooulh' III vie" VI '
recent outrageS upon the IVes anu property o1 oui
sister State Virginia. are arnlng and organizing the-
selves into voluntet- companies Can any one give
Fany rational reason why Ne"perh ShouAu llot uo IL
ALI. we apprehend no danger! Nor qua the peacea-
BILE citizens of Harper's Ferry apprehend any danger
f r,,rs iofora +b cnn,roancarnent of the
C"eh' -ioul no"'' o " =
reasonable attack ct old Brown aud his con1edertes
Iir ,ao and cbildren SILENT TRANQUILITY the night
~. ~ 4 I tI 4+ ara ffIad
previous o"' 'ie next u"y ''e
VIII. armed men and blood ana carnage met Ilee9e
at every turn Bat say our people we too far
from, +h cepa of action-notI1ino has occurred here
''i NY ~ - s7, ~ ;., l /
| the murdered citizens OF HarperS ery any warn
inc 1bevknewthat there were straggling Yankees
1o,a-,d ;lro,d ,,,era+o, and slaIe s+eaIers
uiuei "Uii" is'1'l lo' oI'' ~ =,
IN their midst but they "pprehehoeo no IA
| no! How know the people OF North CarOiIna-of
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06

Our workmanship has been generally introduced in
some thirty counties in North Carolina, and speaks
for itself
Orders by mail viii meet with prompt attention and
De faithfully executor
E Address, J. e. wIER, Newbern, N G.
Jesse krmp, Esq, Tray elng Agent.
T Sept l6 WY
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
NUMBER IL.
SOAP! SOAP! SOAP
ARNsREE'S No. 4, ExrrH No. q. nnd
" GhcmicEi EreSiVC Soap. manufactured by
SOAP
SnAPI

" Chc,nicf7I Ernsivc soap. manufactured by
w. L. WALKER. NEWBEEN, n. c:
This Is 4 valuable Family Soap, being mild in its
operation as Toilet Soap, and possessing superior
cleansing properties for washing clothes of any de
scription, removing grease oil spots from garl}
by applying 1t directly te them for cleaning pant or
In the So lthern and Western States where 1t has
ever been difficult o find soap that would mingle
with Its waters to wash this article will be found of
great value, rs it will wash eqnally we'll in any wa
At the Maryland State Fair, held in Baltimore in
4 1854, a silver medal was awarded TO this soap.
Also silver medal from the Franklin Institute at
Philadelphia, 1854.
Il Also First premium at the Rhode Island State Fair
& sold to merchants in town and throughout the
State at Wholesale, only, at New York Wholesale pri
ces.
Cash paid for Tallow and Grease
Allorders for the above Soap must be address
ed to Dr. ": W. Ormsbee, Newbern, n. c.
Oct % wifi
Il Ii ASKS, DIAPERS &c.-Consumers of Rich
ardson's Linens, and those deSirous obtaining the
Genuine Goods, should see that the articles they
RIgHARDsON, SONS & oWDEN, as a guarantee
) of the soundness and durability of the Goods
This caution is rendered essentially necessary as
large quantities of inferior and detective Linens are
prepared season after season and sealed with the
name. of RICHARDSON, by Irish Houses who re
gardiess OF the injury thus inflicted alike the
American consumer and the manufacturers of the
genuine Goods, will not readily abandon a business
profitable, while purchasers be imposed on
with g GODS of a worthless character
j. BULLOCkE * j. Is. LOCKE Accents
Jan 31-wly 36 Church Street, New York.
L AND WAREsANFS.-An persons having
II claims under any OF the Acts of Congress for
Bounty Land, Pensions, &c, will do We'll TO address
ty, Va, Kinston, Lemon county n. c.. who will
attend strictly to til iii orders and their claims
W. y. DOzIER,
May 10 WITT Attorney for Claimants.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
Gas IN FAYErTynL.-The CaroEnian of NJ

GAS IN NFAYETTyILL.-The Carol;nian of Mo
day says:
In consequence of number of persons bei
without metres and other fixtures, the contract
did not light up on Saturday night, as they e
pected to do. They will, however, turn oisa -
ply of gas tonight, and our citizens may have /
pleasure of seeing gas burned in Fayetteville
the first time.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
GOV. WISE CONSENTSFOR BROWNS FA1
LILY TO HAVE HIS REMAINS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-One of the Aboliti
sheets in this city says Gov. Wise has written
Mrs. Brown, the spouse Of Old John, enclosi
an order for the safe conduct of her messenger
Charlestown. The Governor states that the
mains of the convict will be decently commit
to the care of Mrs BIS messenger.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
EsOyEs..
w CHANGE OF PROPkIETORS.
BROAD STREET, NEUBERN, N C..
JOIN T. JONES. PROPRIETOR.

r. Ia.
The undersigned respectfully announces to the
travelling public th lie has tax charge of tiis oi
and popular establishment and is prepared to
lcconnnlodate travellers and private families with
board by the day . month the most flccommoda-
ting ferns
HIS TABLE will always be furnished with the hest
provisions that home arF foreign markets afford,
The Washington Itut,l las large rooms, is nearer
the Depot the Court House and the business streets
thana any other IN tine city.
An OMNIBUS viii always Ee at the Depot and
Landing on he alTl al of the ard steamboat to
conpev passengers !" the Hotel rce of III charge.
Bystopping at tEis Hotel pa-aengCls will have
ampleti me to obtain meals.
Having also H large and c"mmo@IpuS Stable and
an excellent OstIcr, he is fully prepared To board
horses by the day, week month at the most rea-
sonable rates.
Aucust 2 wIv JOHN F. JONES
VTaluabIe Rocky Point Plantation for = ale.
W 600 ACKEN OF LAND living on the West
side Of the North East Branch Of the Cape Fear,
from fhe railroad known the WATTS, OR FERKY
PLANT ALTON. The lands umdertaId with the best
of mari and well adapted to the growth OF Cotton or
Pea Nuts There 40 to $40 acres cleared, of as
good land az there is i'll the country, with good
dwelling and ont houses To quarters stables and
barn. the la. two framed buildings, immediate
fly On the banks of the river
If not sold before, the land. teams and farming
ensils of all descriptions will be offered at public
lsale on he nr,.rnes the 10th day of December.
TfRNs-Ihe land will be sold for one fourth cash,
ebalIaf,ce in one three four years with ap-
proved note bearing interest.
For furth er information, apply TO LEVIN LANE,
-ro VIM w. LANE, Agent
Oct. I6 wifi
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
DHOsPmATsC GUH~0s.

l. NAEASSA, Ell ROGUE & ,GIEXICAN,
Philadelphia Guano Company, characteristics of
Navassa, Colombian, and White Mexican Guunos.
l. 1t is by far the richest of phosphoricaci
for the farmer yet known, containing one third moro
than ground bones.
1t contains less than one-fourth of the water al
ways present i'll the Peruvian, and 20 to 30 per cent
less than any 0ther guano-c0nsequrn Ii can bo
packed in bags, at IL diIninution Of one fourth the
freight ana packages, besides the convenience OF
handling, and subsequent value of bags.
j. 1t Is sold in ine powder, and does not require
sieYing do the Peruvian and other GuulUs in or
der to their uniform application.
4. 1t does not jurc the nails of the laborer sow.
ing, account of the absence of liml.s and for the
same reason it can be applied in one half Tie time,
with drill, with perfect uniformity. Whereas
guano containing Jumps cann" be distributed
ormly, with the aid ot Il drill
DAVID STEWART, NJ d,
Chemist of Nd State Agricultural Society,
DirccLioHS far usr.
To three foUrts of Pho~phatic GuanO add one
fourth OF Peruvian other alnm omitted Guuuo, or
compound ii alone, and either deposit in tho
hill or drill with the grain OF plant top
DRESSING in the proportion of poo to 100 lbs to the
acre, according to the wants of the l;.nd.
If used a top dressing, the Spring i the best
time, when the crop assuming its strength and
tenance as, at that time, the benefits of the
MA is less likely to be lost than if put in the win.
ter or fall. /. j. HUGHES, SOie 4geut
NewbcrO Dcc16-WIV.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06
VOLUME IL.
WEEKLYPROGRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING,DEC 2, 1889.
Ua,c. Of fAdrcr.i.Inss N lhe xEecieIy Pro.ress

Rates OfAdvcrtisiH2 IN Inc ~ ecAiy Ffos'Fess
The following are the only Rates of Advertising
in the Weekly Progress to all save those who con
tract by the year and advertise in both weekly ahi
daily papers:
One square 10 lines minion) one insertion, 81 oo
Subseduent insertions, each, 30 cents.
Anv number of squares will be charged IN proper
ton All advertisements marked lt0 till forbid, Will
be continued till ordered out and charged as aL9ve
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06

To OUR ExCHANGEs.-Our exchanges will OBJ
serve that whenever advertisement appears IN
the Progress with order for other papers to
COPY we invariably mark around such adVertlse-
ments with pen, i'll the paper sent to such e1-
changes. Then as soon they open the paper
the eve is attracted by the advertisement thus
marked and they cut it out, but when advertise
1nents are ordered into the Progress from other
papers they are hardly marked, and the re-
suit is. sometimes, we only discover that We arc
requested to copy when 1t Is too Iase. gain
sometimes our attention has been called to adver-
tisements that we have been requested to copy
hyfriends who happened to be looking over our ex-
chances We have such multiplicity OF duties
to perform that it is impossible for us to look oV-
or the new advertisements Of all our State e1-
changes and consequently we earnestly appeal
10 them to have advertisements which we are re-
ouested to copy MARKED.
BALI. AT THE POLLOK HOTEL, kINsToN--
We tender cur thanks to the managers for polite
invitation to attend Ball to be given at Pollok S
Hotel, Kinston, on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday Evenings, the 2lst, 22nd and 23rd of De
cember 1859. Whether it be IN our power to
bc rresent or not we wish that those who may at
tend NAV have a good time, and we have no doubt
but they will for the fair daughters Of Lenoir and
others onite AS attractive will be there.
NOTIFIED TO LEAvE-The citizens of Will
Tamsburg District, South Carolina, have notified
two yankee school masters, named Dodd and
Hamilton, to leave, as their presence under the
existing condition of things cannot be tolerated.
SO the work goes on and so it will continue to go
on, and all these parties, whether innocent or
guilty, have no one to blame but their tanatical
brethren of the North We are free to confess hoy
ever that under any circumstances, we prefer
Southern teachers for Southern children.
FINE TUKNIPs-H Bond, Esq, of Lenoir, Will
please accept thanks for present ofthree Tur-
nips which are certainly the largest we ever saw
Can't tell how much they'll weigh or how much they
would measure but they only Il lite smaller
than barrels.
Newbern weekly progress., 1859-12-06

Contentment is the secret of happiness; this
cannot be bought with gold and silver. To be
contented is to be poor III desires.
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HOMES FOR

tETAHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ds
COMPANY, having its the
York. has
herea iandS a low pFics5 and COM
msndias Lho5s tue zhoi
and
tlsF bs5 ONE
Acre. cheap improved farms. mains
States Il .sisi ~ II
from Europe TO the energetic young
Ste sections, the OF
constant and that panic orgpestence
some alteration in the channels Of
families bread, Ne say resolve nov, while you may To-
With those have for part
the Negotiating and
Missouri at this time remarkH-
than almost statei naTIgabe rivers and
nera6ie and profuson OF
.s STATE has ineSP5
which place almost every county within few
either cities Of Cp-
inviting land whether or cheaper his
in Ore:
bic Ore with chose TTSsF and
tained eheapIy as Old Virginia. while men
means sell good farms almost within sight
less the cost Of improve
The TABLE LANDS OF. EAST ENNEssEE present some
OF the most inviting fields Industry enterprise
The climate Is salubrlous
Lands sss Covered Useful T6eT or present. Natural
openings, and MeadoWs producing nutritious Grass The
buy his Groeeres Dry Goods ETC.. homes cheap
with perfect titles at three dollars per
as to the single which has kept these
bare fraction their Intrinsic Of
sayeEy This has deal
has CONTROL sayin all confidence to intending
settlers need not and should not
longer hindrance settlement your part. That
grand discovery Of CoNcERrRD pract
families including mechanics mlers take
counsel and resolve seek and egi
BILE homes IN let Them clubbing their means,
send two Of their humber TO look at such lands
scrutiny, buy from twenty Thousand body
embracing all the good point they require then let hen
put up at auction to the highest bidder whether
member Of the company not. Each
ously contributed by him the company's funds,
thus the oompany viii os e
townshP with its schools.
such location easily be madesuch already, fact
exists in every county Virginia above tIdewater and
sire to enter The city Wheeling the Quaker nortionof
exempiy the here indic5ts Thus before steady
and coptous influx Of Free-abor immigration, Slavery
and the settlers will nd their property
quairupled by the sngenct Of settlement.
Young of the Free States glorious career obens
before you: We prefer you cheap land ample timber
R ans from
to all the grans and fruits temperate e.
seasons This daY, more than half the arabic
gna has never been turned by pillow, while much
Y So Good treatment will readily and cheapl restore
no nober theatre for exertion, proered
Call and see our maps surveys or write
ous (encosing stamps, course)
qnTss shs BE- 81 as
General Agent Am Emirrant Aid
ie25-1y
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R.UMRARI.IlEIs.yYs!,;.

q IS
8PHG1EIGSH0nGcH0P ATaICsREMHDI
me use
alike from the T6sonpnS
& t6Sss
Gus disc Ia theform
e ready ready
source and the comfort the
They which were never
youalWaya know take and how They
moments warning 81 dslsy are
Of diSease b arrested once,
afterwards have relieved.
LIST OFssPEGTFICsREME
N9:zl: Fever, Congestion and 31nhamE
N9; g; PORN cole,w Wet
M No: Rasy,s n1sFor collie, Crying, rsethsne and
a9a as5sSasnsSs Of
:RysentsFg Collie. ariptngs, Dysentery
No. C9olera Ptus For Cholera, ohoera Nor6ps
6osg1 gtzsFor Coughs, Colds,
Nos: 1ootaaets roo.haohe, Faeeashe and Neu-
Noe Rsadaeas ptls.-For Headache, vertigo, Heat
No.s10. Dgspspsia Pdns-For weak and Deranged sto.
ysE
Ee;l2: Es9azsItA eugoErhoea, Protuse Menses,
No. GroGp ftQs.-For Group. Hoarse Cough, Bad
Breathing.
= No; e: sag eheuns Ptts.For Eryspelas. Ernptons
Pmples on the Pace.
No: IS zeheuadstc PitsFor Pain, Lameness or Sore
ness in 1.-THE the Chest, Back: Loins, or 4, Limbs
aeXeL anu Asaet oali FeYeF, DUMB Ague' OLD
PIles, RIInd bleeding Internal or ssrnal
0-Por Soar Weak Innamed Eyes and Eyelds, Fall
ing, Weak or Blurred Sight,
0=For CRtarrh long standing or recent either with
obstruction or profuse discharge. a4
sO.For Whooping- COUSIN, abating Its violence and
shortening its course.
In ACuTE FeYers determinations, Diar-
rhoeas ysenery, Group, Rheumatism, eruptiye
diseases Scarlet Fever easels and
vantage giving the remedies promptly obvious,
and in all such cases the specifics charm. The
entire disease often arrested once all
violence Of the attack is disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous Even should physician
have to will take the at decid.
ed advantage from the previous treatment.
Cou0H5 and COLDS which frequent
and often the foundation deceased lungs,
the Fever and Cough Pills
In onRoSIo such Weak Stomach,
Liver Complaint Piles Femate Debility and
rifles old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes, atarrh
Salt Rheum and other old eruptions has specifics
whose proper application will afford almost every
instances Often the single chronic difficulty, such
as Dyspepsia Piles Female Weak
ness has than paid the times over.
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"a SKETGH
BY JullETrE n. BEACH.

Er5 80 s4 &
By IullkITE H. B z 5E
Thejlates March afternoon Ia wierd aud gray.
T6eIcrazV wind ia monotone most 1dreary,.
fisi,ss W. 0sa sats an4 e.ss A"a
8 s
Wbsre yssIsrsi.y snT;ngs soldsn feat
Gc;SS 2 :
from tho vyoed her gentle. reiitI
BIscll clonGs 4are cIancine
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And where here the hrel'sht drops l's nello@' s,
NV gsze long fingers
N .i;t,ls 5bov5 1ies sloen;nr stirless. now
~ S.re fesf Tsstess
And The Slna ewes bensatS his thoughtful brs
ArsScI6sed, scdateIy. s. - -
0aa5h.n1i;a -.roon,, locks nat float
grscs tIsldine pillows
The 9thsT on MS SIaSs ooes
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5HENIPFIEID RAILROAD.
Ii freghs intended for shipment the road
delivered between the hours OF m. and y. M, as
none will berecefved after that hour T.SwEENEY,
Sep10 General Manager.