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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

2 Il Is singular how little we appreciate the hu
mi1ify of some men. One says 81 am an asst
and we, coinciding with him in sentiment
scarcely think of giving him credit for his hu-
mility. We perhaps take the trouble to ap-
prove his want of vanity-but this is only a
negative sort Of appreciation Humility seems
sach mans province-as natural to him as
the grass to snail. To be appreciated, humiIi-
BY must manifest itself, in high natures We
are captivated by the spectacle of highness
contenting itself with lowliness The grass is
natural to the snail, but the house of the lark
IL the sky, and when he descends to the mea-
dow, we, mindful of his heetness of pinion
marvel at his descent, and love him for his sim
pie humility. The ''great Lyttleton'' was
man Of the most perfect modesty. fine
specimen of this may be found in the last para
graph of his work upon the English law: 'sAnd
know, my son, that would not have thee be-
iieye that all which I have said in these books
is law, for will not presume to take this upon
me. But of those things which are not law,
inquire and learn of my wise masters learned in
the law
Sir John Vaudeville, who wrote in the four
teenth century, was also remarkable for his
modesty as writer. Here is a fine specimen
of it: al, John Maundeville, knyghte above
sayd (alle thoughe be unworthi, have passed
mayne londs, and mayne yles and contrees,
and cerced mayne fulle straunge places, and
have ben in manye fair dede of armes-alle
be it that dide none myself for myn unable
insuffisanse,' &C.
Vanity in weak man is disgusting-all pre-
;z D,,fE ;. oJ
ways uncomely." The vanity of a strong man
is sometimes beautiful. An instance OF two of
this beautiful vanity occurs to u.s. Some lines
of Spenser-a part, we believe, of the preface to
his Dreams of Petrach-run thus:
This thing he writ who framed calendar,
Who exc inscribed monument Of brass,
Words brlianter than light of star,
Are destyned to 1--WE till ale things pass"
Southey, too has given magnificent speci
men of vanity in the opening to Madoc:
''Come listen to a tale of times of old;
Come, for we know me; am he who framed
or Thalaba the wild and wond'rous song"
Disraeli has placed in the mouth of one Of his
charactcrs-Vivian Grey, we think-some ex-
pressions which, regarded as outbreaks of lofty
confidence and youthful reliance upon self, are
strikingly beautiful. Special allusion is had to
the page or paragraph ending with the words:
''And have not skill to play upon that noblcst
Of all instruments human voice p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

Tit for Tat.
''sambo, Use got connumdibus to profnul-
gate to you
.'Propel, darkey."
''Well, den, why am you like trec?"
''Why am like tree! glib dat up.
The reason why you am ike a tree, is be.
cause you am an cher green! Yah. yah! yah!
Julius, Use got connumdibus to PROFOUND
to you"
..Expatiate den, Sambo."
'.WelI, den, why am you like tree
81 eibs dat up for sartin. darkey.
Den, darkey, can demonstrate the fact
De reason you am like tree, is because you am
q low-cuss.
Good bye, darkcy; exchange no more salu-
tations wild YOU
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

He could not understand it all at first but,
as he glanced at the dates each one made it
clearer and clearer. Really he could not have be-
eved that these little 'stores" laid in, from time
to time, for himself and friend or so, who was ac-
customed to drop in" could amount to so much.
Mrs Cooper did not drink brandy, or Sherry
wine, or smoke cigars, SO the waste lay at
his own door after ALL
Mrs Cooper, sitting by the front window, at
twelve o'clock, saw the Office boy arrive with a
return dispatch. 1t was very short but quite
to the point.
DEAR WIFE: I own up. Sold!
Yours truly,
MURRAY COOPER"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Qualified Generosity.

noted miser one day lost his pocket-book,
containing seven hundred dollars, and shoe
makers apprentice Sound 1t, and being an hon
est lad he handed it to him the next day. when
he met him in the street.
The worshiper of Mammon took it eagerly,
opened it, and after carefully counting over the
roll of bills several times, finding it all right,
he put his hand IN his pocket rather reluctant
ly, pulled out "A very small silver coin which
he gave to the boy, saying:
Here is sixpcnce for you, my lad, and AS
you have been good boy you may come down
to my orchard and eat as many apples as you
want, although, mind you, you mustn't take
any away in your pockets!"
The bos f,eveg went to claim his promised ap-
plcs, and for good reason too the misef lived
i've miles distant.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
\ Dutch Jury.

Judge Jones, of Indiana, who never allows a
chance for joke to pass him, occupied the
bench, when it became necessary to obtain a
juryman, in a case in which L and B
were employed counsel. The former was an
illiterate Hibcrnian, the latter decidenly Ger
man in his modes of expression.
The Sheriff Immediately proceeded to look
round the room in search of person to fill the
vacant seat, when he espied a Dutch jew, and
claimed him as his own. The Dutchman OBJ
jected.
Il can't understand good Englesc.
What did he say"' asked the Judge.
II can't understand good Englese, he re-
peated.
Take your seat" cried the Judge, take
your seat, that no excuse. You are not likely
to hear any of it,
Under that decision he took his seat.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Pat and Miss Rooney.

Z ARNOSIHAS-y
Och her chekes were the hue nv the roscs,
and her mouth was dstractin' to sec, an bycs
dear she d the purtiest noses-at least twas
the purtiest to me. l was fond of the eye OF
Miss RYAN, l admired the foot av Miss Lancy,
an the form of Miss Katy O'Brian-but / felt
lust like attn Miss Rooney.
1t was yesterday morning / met her and be-
in arrayed in the best l thought that could
not do better nor tell her what troubled me
breast So Miss Rooney" sez /, Il have a
flame in me heart. which l hope you'll mour-
ish" Sez she 'I'll attend to the same.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
row run nrorqrY aors.

How goes the Inoney?-Well,
I'm sure it ISN'T hard 10 tell:
II goes for rent and water rates,
For bread and butter, coal and gratrs,
Hats, caps, and carpets, hoops and hose
And that's the way the money goes.
How goes the moneyf-Say, f.
Don't everybody know the wayf
IL goes for bousictS, coats and capeS,
Silks, satins, muSliiIs. velvets, grapes,
ShawIs, ribbons, fHrs and furbelows,
And that's the way the money goes.
How goes the moneys-Sure,
l wish the ways were something fewer,
Ii goes for wages, taxes, debts,
II goes for presents, it goes for bets,
For paint, poInade, and eau de rose,
And THAT'S the way the money goes.
How goes the nOney?-Now,
I've scarce begun TO mention how:
II goes for lsccs. feathers, rings,
Toys, dolls, and other baby things,
Whips, whistles, cauiies, bells and bows,
And that's the way the money goes.
How goes the mnncy?-Therei
I'm out ut patience, / declare, .-
Ii goes for plays, and diamond pins,
For public aims, and private sins,
Fer hollew slanls, and silly shows
And that's the way the money goes. Cd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
Hopia,i Words.

HOnied Words.
Come here sissy" said young gentleman
to O lietbe' gill; Co whose sister Ire WAS paying
his addresses; ''you are the sweetest thing on
earth
"No amt" she replied, ''sister says yon
are the sweetest. - . 5 .5- .
The gentleman popped the question: The next
day
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

We scarcely know of more touching in
stance of the "ruling passion strong in
death" than is afforded in the last words of a
school-master who had gone in and out before
successive little feeks for upwards of thirty
years. When the film of death was gathering
over his eyes, which were soon to open in tie
presence of Him who took little children in
his arms and blessed them, he said at is gett-
ing dark--thc boys may go out-school's dis
missedr'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08
sRRxM NJ q.

.+F=gs 81 AA&lkAD LzMEHSoMs
- kzes souls tlat balance Joy and pain,
- Nhh tears and smiles from heaven again,
~ The maiden Sprng upon the plain, 81
Cams h asrnlt fan Of rain,
- In crystal F6poF eserywhara
s,F B21s isles Of Heaven laughed between,
AE1 lar IN foreetdeeps unseen
sag Tina sppEnosf eImstree gathered gresA
szn From eraught Of balmy air. Ell
b apmsfsnes the linpet piped his song;
Ao1netEnes the throstle whistled strong;
81 ss1ae1nes the sparhaWk wheeled along,
hsss Nnshet ali the groves from faar OF wrong
DF grassy eapes, and fuller sound
,s u earsns ne yellow river ran,
- And droopzng chestnut buds began
70 spread into the perfect fan
s1 aAbeye tie teeEuing ground
as Then ii sIas boyhood of the year, 5cs
Sir LsuhceIot and ouinevere
Rods through the coverts Of the deer,
with biiEsfai treble ringing clear,
saGa she seemed part Of joyous Spring;
gown Of grass green silk she wore,
Buckleh with golden clasps before;
A light green tuft. of plumes she bore
Closed IN gcdenrin
Now On some txfsty ivy net,
Now BY some twinkling rixuIef,
IN mosses mixed with violet.
Hsr~ cream white mule his pastern set;
saE and neeter now she skimmed the plains
Than she whose efn prancer springs
BY night TO merry warbiings,
syEf when all the glimmerfng m0orland rings
: With jingiing bride reins.
:. As she aed fast through the sun and shade,
The happy winds upon her played,
Blowing the ringets from the braid;
She looked 80 lovely as she swayed
eA The rein with dainty fnger-tips,
"a a raan had given ali other bliss
And all his worldly wealth for this,
To waste her whole heart i'm one kiss
Cpon her perfect lips.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-04-08

He is fool who cannot be angry but he
is wise man who will not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
The College Regatta-Chess Ma,ch..

WoRcEsTER, Mass, July 27.-The college re-
gatta took place on Lake Quinsgamond Yesterday
afternoon. Two boats Were entered by the SIN
a ., OF Harvard one 10y Yale, aud one by Brown
The prize, handsome flag. which confer, I'm.
championship Of the colleges for the coming wear
was given 10 the boat Harvard, Of Harvard L mi
yerslty, which made the three miles in 1915; the
ale made the distance In 20:ls; the Avon in Oil
ana the Atalanta in 2i:i0. Yale conn plains OF foul
play at the REGATTA yesterday, which detained them
twenty seconds, thus giving the race 10 the Har-
ward BOYS.
Last evening game Of billiards was PLAYED be-
tween Harvard and Yale Colleges The Harvard
boys beat by fortyfour points In full game of We
hundred points. This morning there was a match
game Of chess between the Harvard and Brown
Universities. The Harvard won the nine games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
From Barbados.

PHIaDELFHIA, July 27.-Arrived al the Lars,
retto, schooner q. M. Roberts, from Barbados.
with dates 70 the ION
Il he new British mail steamer Paramstta from
southampton for st. Thomas, went ashore On the
Isl Instant, at Anegado Island northeast of ~
Thomas. Exertions were making 20 get her of
No lives were lost. She cost as reported fIeO :
The sugar refinery of G. A. nightingale. a,
Bridgeton, Barbados was burned June 10Th
Loss $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES' SALE OF A THREE-STORY
L BRICK DWELLING HoUsR, AND THE LoT ON
WHICH 1T sTANDs.-By virtue Of a deed of trust To
the Subscribers, duly executed, bearing date on or
about the LIST day of June 1855. and recorded IN Lii
land records for Washington county, in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. We will. on FRIDAY the 9Th
day OF August. is59, at O'Clock D. M offer for
At pubic auction, to the chest bidder m front OF
the premises all that part OF Square of ground No
Si5, situate the city Of WASHINGTON, Contained
within the following metes and bouIds to Wit !:
Commencing for said part of said Square At a moi nj
on Virginia avenue 81 feet and inches eastwa rdIy
from the southwest corner of said So are and rury
ming thence eastwardy with the line of said avenue
IL feet thence Enthusiastically and at rig hi angles
with said avenus ~ feet, thence westwardy and AT
rig ang Is WI said last mention ed line and mar
allel with said avenue 10 feet, and themes so,,tb
wardly ~ feet to the ace of beginning: together
with the Improvements thereon, consisting of An h.
stantlal three; story Brick Dwelling mouse
Terms OF sale: On@ tlIrd cash; the balance in 6
and u months for which the purchaser viii he re-
quIrfd give has notes. bearing Interest from the
day eff sale. The deferred payments 10 be seeursS
by deed Of trus'. Tho PURCHASER will be reauired
Fay Immediately after the sale $50 ON account Of
the cash pay ment, otherwise the Trustees reserve
the rlk ut 10 put the property up again and resell in
immediately and If all the terms of sale be NOT com
piled with within 5 days from the day of sale the
Trustees reserve the right resell the pToperty A.
the risk and cost Of the defaultpg purchaser. on
givlng days public notice thereof
i All conveyance At the cost of the purchaser
K: III, LASkEY, IT
RlCH'D III. CLARKE, trustees
jy2l-eon A GREEN, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

By J. Z. MCGUIRE d co, Auotloneers
'HRUSrEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED PROPERTY ON Sixth STREET wFsr
BETWEEN u AND II STREETS NORTH. AT PURI I,
AuCTL9N-On TUESDAY AFTEKNOuN Au.
gust yin, a 90 O'Clock, on the premises by virtue
OF q deed from George McNaughtoD and wife Ia
Ted August 5th, 1883, and duly recorded i'm Liber
y. No, l5', follos ia, ct sss, che subscriber viii
sell AT public auction Lot numb twelve fl2I m
Square numbered four hundred and Ell ghty-six las
fronting twenty hvei2 feet on Sixth street We est
between q nd street. north, running hack eirhtv
five ta5) feet to an alley, with the improyements
c1f CONS %, tw" story brick Dwelling House
Terms: One fourth cash the res,dne in si1
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest," secured
Dy adesd vi tfust on the premises. All convey anc-
GLASS. WALLACH, Trustee.
~ is eo&ds }. e. MCGUIRE Il co, Auct'rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
New York Market.

NEW YoAk, July 2e .-Flour closed frm; State
81 scat rs; Ohio IS O0as5 80; Southern IS 3Oa5 IS
Wheat has advanced ia2c-; red al 25asi D; white
81 aaSl 40. Corn closed heavy; mixed 7oas2c
Pork closed duh; mess 81 so; prime sI075. Lard
closed quiet WHISKY closed dull at IS ks26c
Coffee closed firm; auction sales Of $3.50 bags;
Rio lOallAc. averaging 10 81, being an advance
OF &C. over the last cargo sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
GROVER 4 BAKERS RS tn, .r,,n

SEWING MACHINES.
Is no longer questioned that these Machines are
the pes. N ne market for family sewing. spools a.
Without Ieylndins, mSking a seam of unequsiied
s;n AND beauty; They are simple in copstruo
and E9lseless in their operation.
at factory prices BY r. C. STEVENS
336 Pa .Y., Washinstcn.
rhN AIs Ala full supply of NEEDLES COT
Machines. W ''o'0 SOWING
Machines and give full instr uctions in their use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
Rtnanctal.

New YORK, July 2S.-stocks are dull and lower
Chicago and Rock Island 81; Illinois Central
2ik; New York Central f4S Reading a4K; Va
.6's s34; No. 's63k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
Horrible Murder

FREEPoRr, Ill. July T.-Peter Amdt Ger
man, living near Cedarvile killed his three ehil-
dren Yesterday with axe, and wounded anoth-
er, which was not expected to survive He made
no resistance when arrested, and assigned no cause
fer the murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Flour closed arm; small
sales at e5.l2. Wheat has advanced; white 81 ~
al 40; red 81 lOal IS. Corn closed dull white and
yellow slas2c. Provisions closed dull and I'M
changed. Whisky closed firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

BEDFORD, Pa, July 9.-The Gazette this
morning publishes an article authoritstively de
claring that the President will not be candi data
for denomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
FUTURE DAYS.

Bye; l.. CROWN 4 CO., Auotioneer..
pUBLlC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
i = THE lsLAND.-Os FRIDAY AFTERN Don.
me sn instant, at 81 O'Clock, shall sell part of
fronting feet, and running back g. feet 10 Inches,
itnproyree by two story Frame mouse, now und r
rent OF D! per month. Title indisputablp. Sale
positive Terms: One half cash; balance in s, Il,
s 40 hi9nths A deed given, and deed Of trust
ISAeh' Conyeyance at the cost of purchaser,
;,e. c. X. L: CROWN & co. Aucts,
y x11 No. S51 Pa. av., cor of 9Th 81.
BY J.. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneers.
TrErSSkS, AT AUCTiON..On FRIDAY AT
ton rooms, we shall sell, in sums to suit :,
Sa,IS Corporation of Washington Stock. s'-
1900 Corporation of Alexandria Stock
Terms cash, &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

GRrFrrH ssHHi tEe5Tsh SsEs Fso.v.d .,.,A.,
lot of Pointed Rods, snoods, Floats, Siekers,
Lines Hooks Of every shape, sockdooSers, &e at
avenue, opposite Browns, yS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

rTu. DAILY STAR win be punctuaIly sent
-. address Of our citizens during their absence
.ar Of the summer retreats, by the earliest NAH
a., the paper Is put to pres. Thus they can keep
.l.o..,ve, thoroughly posted with all that tran
-. in Washington, and at the same time in
.n, themselves Of all the current events Of the
- Terms 10 cents per week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

CENrRs MARKET CoNMIssIoNERs.-rh. po. :,
OF Aldermen. 1t will he remembered. rei.c,.d ~.
nominations Of Bnchner Bayliss and WIN O,"n.
- Goa. iniSSioners Of the Centre Markc, o,ne
day the Mayor renominated them. es''r-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

,n., Corhr--TU-day, the Court having
mt, the trial Of the case Of the Limited s,,,.. 90.
oain stott' charging the defendant with h.vin no
iI,o,, hoHsc to Joseph and Ann Warren for
,.en purposes, was resumed The eas. VS.
F'"uinS when our report closed -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
BY J. Z. Mcguire & co, Anctloneera.

ny J. Z. McUUIKE 4 CO, Anctioneers
SMALL AND BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
\, Square OF GROUND AT AUcTIoN.-On TUES
on the premises, we shall sell the whole Of sousre
NO ~, M99niing 500 feet on Twentieth street be-
,8 feet inches on the Circle rs feet inches on
street. - ~ ~ o' oi Hoi vi "
This square is very desirable from its location.
oelns on high ground, commanding good view OF
the city and presenting front of go feet on well
putabe. A'io iiiois
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, r. and
jy nd j C. McGIJIREk CO aro,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

NJ MRS McCORhICk'S SCHOOL.
I!lRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
Trends and the public generally that she wi resume
me nnlss OF her School on the LIST Monday in BE
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
ton. ~ ei 0"'0o
In addition to her day scholars che i. de-irous Of
receiving into her family few pupils n. boarders,
ascd rom 10 TO "a years. who will be under her I'M
moo late care and oversight.
Fer terms and further particulars apply at hcr
resiIerce-No Sd Cameron street, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
II ENCH WHITE ZINC PAIN
FROM THE t.. -
HEILLE MONTAgNE COMPANY

rms PANT Is adapted 10 all pur poses to which
the best White Lead is app icable II docs not tn
yellow s ad invariably DOES and will acc uire the
hardness aud smoothness of Coach pannelling with
out the aid oil varnIsh, and is easily washed Col
brilliancy of color. " "1"
200 pounds will cover as much surface, with tb,
same body, as20 pounds of lead-showing great
economy as well as b auty SOU
In order that parties may depend upon getting the
stcie strictly pure they should buy of mono but tho
most r.sp.cfabt, houses. The Company ship but
Two qnaiIslcs, known as No. ! and Sno,r Whit
DRY Red and Green sea-. The No. or Red Sea :.
= the a.tcie most used for painting purposes the
SNOW White or Green Seal being only used for the
most eX .nslve work. - - y" :
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, AGENT for the Co.
ORDERS addressed to either Of the following honses
either Dry or IN Oil. u f'''
HALL & CORNELL.
23 Maiden Lane, Nslr York .
RAYNOLDS. DEVOB & PRATT
J'H 3m 100 Il 1nS Pnitoa street, ksrc York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

We understand that stampede Of slaves too,
plI'" f."m this city on Saturday night From, o,
number that is missing. 1t is Thought thai ~
" -' tken away in some northern vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28
MINIS DlEss SUITS, l..
Mss's Bssissss Svits,
YossAs' Bxsiasss SSits,
CHlLDI KN's DRRss SUIrs, - - -

NOAH WALKER d Co., Marble Hail Clothir
aore, Bro wn's Hotel Building. would respectfully
SSnnounce that their annual display of Spring and
, !. aer Clothlns 10 now ready for inspection 1t
Vom,hh SEQ Of an assortment of Gentlsmens and
Ciothlng of the nswert and richest des z ms
=" Tn aslteiia, trimming, and vorkmanshIp.
f..h, nofse who stndy or celence with economy, in
~ Ior selecting from the most attraotivs stock
duced prices s iA 'ns oiS' n Wy re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

AHh1 ioS--ia our report Of Criminal Com,
w1r.u,. go, on tuesday, it was stated that Henry
sdult and battery with an inten, " sa ioi an 's-
p hn,Ti.,e' &c 1t should have read n .I.ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

BY WALL. & BARNARD. Auctiopeer. -
(NREY MARE AND BUGGY AT Auction
~ I'm SATURDAY MORNING. Sath instant. a,
!" O'Clock, We will sell, in front of our auction
Imaum grey Mare, with foal,
Also, rood Work Horse, 3 wears old :-..
And one good secondhand Buggy.
jy26 wALI.6 RARNARD Auc,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

...i-- ..- DIED. .a.... a.,,
IN this city, on Wednesday, the nth instant,
En- PETE, infant daughter of Horatio n. and
Emrzzaoeth b. Easily, aged II months.
~ ne Iunera, Will take place from the residence OF
noon at SSS gin street This Thursday Aer
Oh the family are respectfully invited to attend.
n IA tnls olty, on the 9th instant. HORACE DIX
~ Only child OF Isaac A. and Polly Young Brow
In Alexandra, ON the Esd instant, of rupt,rr,ps
P ao vessel, SALLY GRAHAM, daughter O.
farewell, farewell although it breaks
w, s MI t the cruel S word to speak,
You whom have loved so. a'
My eyes are dim with bitter tears. ...
Ny heart rs weak with wasting fears
NY lips scarce speak the little words .. .-..
The harshest und mine ears have heard
Yet IT mn't be-these sufeTings tell
Ihat you must go-sO, Sally. farewell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-28

THz WaS'flNJroS LIeHr INFANTRY intend I,
I've their annual picnic at Arlington Spring. OF
ThTr>day, Augusta.
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MEkIcAN MUSTANG LIxINKNr.

,aS. nonoeriai eh ects d consequent popularity
STISsaPs no article in the history OF the Matsyia
iec.eu W tae zane number of sewers and Different
sns met with 80 few failures as the Mustang
Al axternai wounds. Cuts, Swellings, Sprsins,
BRUISES: or fruPtlons on Man or Beast. Its 20 AR
compelled tn prescrlbs IL. and from some remark.
able cures OF Chrcnie and Distorted Rh,un,atie
the first scient6 be minds Of the age No family can
afford to be without bottle of the MUSTANG ii nj
ment in the house. Berdre Of inrttafions
parts Of the world. t+.'l- - : - -
BARNES PARK. Proprietors, New York. a
Also, Lyoa's Celebrated Insser Powder, 5T
jeG-lm,eow .r-
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ruE ASSOCIATED STARS intend To inaugurate
he 1olum5,an Springs (late Rcach's) by grand
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fhR--fhe Montgomery county Agricultural
ss ar viii be held at Rockville, ND, ON the sth