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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, at Nevada City,
California, November lst, 1859.
Published officially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT hNv-
ing the largest circulation in the county.
LADIES' LIST.
Terrence Miss Francis A-2 Iamasney Mrs Mary
Tayle Mrs Carmeh Duerson Mrs lisa bella
Nugent Mrs Rhoda Done Mrs Mary
Nickerson Miss Emily S Donnell Mrs Mary
Ncyins Miss Anne
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-02

Nickerson Miss Emily Donnell Mrs Mary C
Ncvns Miss Anne
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Arnold John n Hogan Michael Redd Dir Patrick II
Armstrong W Holt William Reiss TheodOr
Babbet RS Hollomant Robert Record Charles
Barton Geo r Hoover James Reed Lafayett
Barton Robert II Hood Stephen S Rogers B
Benton II, mmon Howad Joseph Shanklin W
Rerraugh James Hurst q Sherdn ThOs
Bills Myron Humphrey WalaceSharp James
Ceymer Geo W Hubbcrt Jas III Simmons James
Bonham Geo Huggins Simpson Benjmin
Boyle Michael Huges William Smith James
Brands Fritz Hunter A NJ Smeathman Rev II
Braty Huffman Jacob A Smith Albert L
Radley John t Hutchins Horace S Smith CH
Bremen John jackson II Smith 1sOm
Bristol Levi Jewett & W Smith Martina
Briga Nicolas Johnson Lemuel Smith Martin L
Brown Ephraim Knowles Joseph Snow John
Brown Elisha Kinley Snyder VIM
Bryson John Lapase John Sonnor
Bryson Patrick Iarmgood Jno-2 southwick BENZ P
Clark SAM Lambert Quisence Spencer Homer
Clinton James Lamoreux Teoflc Stapp Andrew
Clifford Austin Ianktree BaruabasStaldcr Hiram-2
Cohorey Nicholas Leach OF Stevens Isaac
Colhson Lillard Garland or Stone John l.
Cone Henry Christopher Stores Jerome
Coughlin John LOrmer William Studd Stephen S
Curtis John-2 Lopez Senor RamonStrade Stephen S
CurnoS BENJAMIN Malond Summers James
Daniels James Manuel Philips Swank Daniel
Day William Maekaye william Swan Francis To
Dove John Martin Addison Taylor BEN
Donighue S-4 Mathew James Thompson d NJ
Dunagan C-3 Marsh Co d Thead Richard G
Dunedin Thomas Martin Lyman Thompson H-3
Duhy Martin Marks Charles Thompson II II
Eisler Philip Merritt Allen T Thomas Walter NJ
FairbrOther HarbyMelo Daniel Thomas David
Farley John Meath Charles II Tompkins l.
Fleming Mark Megennity BENZ B Tobey Miles
ross livery MullOrn Jacob Ttkinton George
French Louis Minkler II Tresner John
French Asa Mills James, Upton David n
trezise Henry-3 Mounts Francis Uncapher Joseph
Fulton John Muller George Underwood Joseph
Srler McCraken VIM Vauhon Martin
Garrett Thomas Mcclure John Vluner Ious
Garner Volentine McCargo John Walker FIJI
Goodspeed Chester McBeth David walker RI
Gould TT MeCune JAG Walsh Peter-2
Gord george McCourn T Ward Ransome
Gordon James McCard Sylvaus Watson William
Gray Robert MtDeyit Patrick Worters Thomas
nawiey Michael McDanels + W Weber Trcdrick
hamlin hiram MeDaniels FraRklinWeast John
Hasbrouck H McKirachan VIM Wells Frank
hartman b Mckinzie John Welman DR. W
harman David Nixon George White d
Havilaud BF Northun Chss w WbittIe Jobn
hawkins Charles Norrs-Peter White George
na"orlh henry Paddock A G-S Williams J P-2
Haun David Parker James C Wiusev Michael r.
hayes Newton Pearce Silas S Wilams Capt B
lien John Pelton VIM P Wood John
Henderson Nelly Perkins John Vivid Edmund
Henday John Prham Frck Young JC
nstueA Ohrlstoph Preusch Jno Yuill James
Hilicker Gilman Randall w Zimmerman
PERSONS calling for any Of the above letters will please
"y "ADNEkllSED." JOHN 7. CRFNsHAw, ?. NJ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-02

Ever brought TO Nevada, designed for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
NJ Consisting in part as follows -EsA
Mems Heavy Kip and CafBoots.
Double sole and upper pegged Boots,
Mems Heavy Kip and Calf Boots
Double sole and do u BILE upper pegged Boots,
Water Proc fSewed Boots.
Mem sGaiters oxford Tiesa nd Brogans,
Also Boys Kipand CalfBoots, and BrOgans.
Miners heavy nailed boots.
Long and Ru bier boot sing and doubltsOe,
Benkert itch pump sole quilted bottom boots,
Also "A large assortment ofGents Ladies' Misses, and
Chldrens Rubber Over Shoes.
Myassortment ofadies, Misses and Children's Goods
Is unsurpa hecountry. Theyaremosty from the
ufacturers ofNew York and Philadelphia and
embrace neary every variety andsty
the Atlantic States.
gaD" As I sell for Cash Only, -Ha
afford to SELL CHEAP and persons purchasing OF
may be certain that when they are paying for
the Goods they purchase, they are not
at the same time helping to pay
for those Of their
neighbor.
Persons in want Of Goods in my line respectfully
solicited to call and examine my Stock, confident
| can give
&as- Entire Satisfaction TO AH. -Tf&
SIMON MAYERS.
Nevada Nov. 1st 1s5o.-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-11-02

Fersons eang for any Of the above letters will please
say ADVERTISED" JOHN 7. CRFNsHAw, P. NJ.
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aCENE-ENGLtND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, &C.
ACT ONE

SIR wM. APPLEBY'S
Scarcity OF news and surplus Of Hs'-Tidngs from Ae-
rcaThe absen, son-Marimonial cloud In ,hs
family horizon Daniel turning up'A troublesome VILLA
chance for the exercise Of heiress
and vislter from AmericaWho il whoa hombshel in
breakas. room-A Yankee gal among the BriishersHomo
and great powerso descrpoa
of for aiuting spelisA chance
for Banui sakee modesty and English bushes-Biddea
perpieycdGeraid at home-A sudden outbreak aud aigt
Observation-Disclosures hospitality
Iuucheonfost sacheA hopeless searchA sudden elevs.
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TREAT SALE OF HARLEM LOTS.
" Bleesra BIEECKER, SON co. will sell this day
the Merchants Exchange
5 lots HarIem on sixth and Seventh avenues and on all
Aso The Hippona Building, Of Canal and Watts
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L,ERRY LEASES AT AUoTioN-BY vIRFu W OF THE
authority vested in him by the Legislature OF the State and
the and resolutions Of the Common connc tne
Comptroller will sell at public auction TO ne highest bidder
security at the City Hail. on wednesday, Feo
ruary 1859 O'Clock ~, lease Of the ferry az M pre-
eeut esabshed, from the nornery basin at Peek slip New
YORK the foot of South Seventh street. Brookyn r. ~
(Wliamsburg TO apdug or place in said BROOKLYN
adiacsn of said South seventh street. Win All tue
sh privileges and sdysnages thereof 70 the cor
.tnthe lat day of May, le59
ALSO ,,,u.,
Al the same Tune anu piscs ,n 'oa az
from the foot OF Grand street, East river
New York to the OF Grand street Brooklyn, ID lwi
Iamsburg with all the rights privileges and advantages
thereof belonging to the Corporation OK the w OF YORK.
for the term of ten years from the 81 Gay OF way TO!
The conditions and covenants o tns ease 70 pc "a we
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STARTLING EFFEcT-END OF ACT.


DRAWING rAIRLow HALL.
Doubt and snspense-Fsmiy revelaiona-A natural bosn
American citizen title of nobItyThe Presideucy-Tbo
only thing ou, OF reach natural curiosity ms1s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and pork and beans-A managing
The greatness of Amera-Dumplings and devotipn
body in love, who "a ug
SCENE 2-Corrdor in Fairlow Hall Taking soundings-
Frank expression of opinion.
SCENE 31he Fete Champetre--Lady Mlxingtons Park By
Moonlight Illuminated Garden, DC by Hieige.-The
ncn-!he and dry goods "A nice farm
Kembe, Maryat Dickens &C., &c-Tobacco niggerhead
and RsppahanuockThe only who does not
chewSx shooters and pocket ordpanceA dscovery"Fnd
Ing keeRngs anu .osns @ Isrsa sr
head in need OF soakngSome ove-IOw TO love And
when to loyemAn angry father and rled female Yankee
and " piith inn
ACT THIRD
LIBRARY q.
The conference.-the light-Paeuce a yirtus--The
eventfu day-A OF careessnes unexpected u
c0very-Ihe wi-suspense at end-A brother
and happy her-RsIe news indeed "A family meeting in
prospecfveA would be emfgrantA Girls advice
more truth than poetry-Where good cooks came from
One more added TO the Of the refuge the distressed
OF all nations
family pary--Grzzly bears-The reading OF the Will
hon--1he refusalsnn6 and indiena'ion-A sueeze and
snorlerA friend IN MEDIA member Of the British
crazy dnmboupdedAn Interchange of countries proDos
ed but not accepted-reafs and tenperNeE the ros-
cue-An impertinen documentThings checkeredFivO
ronet-'Just so--A moment OF riRht-Per.
mseas star looking upFaneuil Hal Fourth OF In6a-
pendence-Makfng things rlghThe Barone grows kind
rgainA general spiceThe deed Of g.tAnother 70
yeaton--As we seem and as we are-Everybody happy,
EPILOgUE,
By all the characters.
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TOHN II. BURLEY, AUCTIONBER, WILL SELL THIS
q day. Feb O'Clock at 457 Canal street. Hudson
large assortment Of household furniture consisting Of msho
RAny and other bureaus mahogany and other besads sofas
and % esd. marble top aud Other tables nah gany and
other cnair marble top enamsed suits mahogany marble
top washaands mahogany extension breakfast tables
hair and other maitrssss feather beds carpets ocos
lures, segars vinegar, old bourbon whIskey, &c.
WILLIAM Is. JONES Constable
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JAMES COLE AUCTIoNEER--l7s LOTS. scuoLvs
estate brook arSso Nineteenth ward. allotted 70 Clayton
and other streets city railroad avenue viii he sod Al
m Ion by JAMES COLE SON, Merchaufs' Frchanre on
Mara &c at 45 Nassau street - ~
Mechanics Fire Insurance Company, 81 Wall street,
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RESTAURANTS.


GREEN TURTLE STOCK
NJ GREEN TURTLE MEAT.
GREEN TURTbE SUUP
Green turtle ac hernetcsiiy scaled nj Key wes',
Florida warranted to keep for Ia cnste For sale
the trade manufacturers prices by FANDIS BLAKE
sole for TIE manufactured ~ besty street between
William and Nassau street. New York
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End OF
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.

WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING,
w sol aud 563 Broadway.
NEW YEAR CALLS EVERY NIGHT. t
WOODS MiNSTRELS
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE CITY
appear every evening in their popular Of
NEGRO MfNSTRELSY
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Messfs. C. II. Fox, H. Warden, Charles White j. H. Buh.
worth and the entire of this
TALENTED COMPANY.
Third week OF Mr.. D. g. WAMBOLD, the favoriie ballad
singer.
TO conclude with s. Beekes celebrated original local bur-
leta, written seSsy for this estab simeut entitled
NEW YEAR CALLS
with appointments &c.
Doors open at OF; 10 commence at TX.
Tickets Is cents children under years. 10 cents.
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DrpARrMrSr or FINANCE, CoMrrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NEW YORK, Jan. 30 1889

+ y OunpHUrIer
EB-The of the above ferries advertised 70
place on the 2ls December 1883 and postponed from
that time until Thursday january 90 1852 ana y again
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AIRS FRANCES ANNE KEMBLEs READINGS FROM
M ShAkspere, al Dodworths Saloon, No 800 Broa lway
Those for the ensuing week will be ~ folowa1 .n,I
. Monday morning. Jan 81, at O'Clock, MUCH ADJ ABOUT
NOTHING. -. I
Tussdsy evening Feb l. II O'Clock, MERcHA MT OF We.
Friday evening, Feb T. at O'Clock. RICHA sd THE sE
COEn.
Tickcts n each may be obtained at the book stores Of
Messrs Appleton 4 co.. $40 Broadway NJ. Grower. 600
Broadway; at the Clarendon Hotel and a. ne door.
Sofa seats reserved 81 80 may also be nad Mr. Crowen1
book store, 699 Broadway, aud al the DOR
Tickets viii not be sold the real lg h,s Begin and mo-
ney viii not be taken lieu Of them ay dookeepers An
early attendance h solcied. 80
This Course OF Resdngs will h, positively the last which
Mrs Kembis viii Tive 10 New ik prsy)us 70 her retHen
from public ufe
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CONTINUATION SALE
second hand household furniture, by f. r H. sCHENcK
street large and selected stock OF elegant household
frnure for convenience of SALE comprising eie
Cantiv carved rosewood suits In brocael brocade
oqIet push elegant rosewood and bed
.teSs wood marble side and
corner etcaeres ober and duiog furuure
Rosewood secretary library bookcases velvet Brnsse
and ngran carpete willow chsd and rockers mrors pant
inrs engravi3gs, Ac.
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THE EAGLE SLATE COMPANY. HAVING PREPARED
for largely increased production Of !hes SUPERIOR green
purple roofing States ready n receive orders for
The same deliverable after the opening of vgou, AMI
ct the attention Of builders throughout the United States
Prompt attention will be given applications addressed 10 the
Eagle Slate Company Of Tenth avenue ani Twelfth
street, the undersigned at either Of which places
samples examined and circulars giving sizes and other
particulars, obtained. :
q. FURNAN JR., q CornauA street. n. z.
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IN FITzsfMIOEs kUCTIONEER. WILL SELL ON
Thursday, February at lOa O'clock the stock furn;
fre ard of the confectionery store and saloon NO. go
Grand street, the lease the premises for three years
from lat OF May Sale positive In order to withdraw
from he
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INRANKLlN MUSEUM, III GRAND STREET, ONE
from Broad ~ay:-Deshtec audiences crowd ~
temple Of beauty and Gstr every . D..
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
TO the living organizations Of sauary
by the MOpNL AkTISTEs,
symmetry OF form" and beautiful deDeson or tho
living scuptors sanl unrivsed the world. The entire
loure belonging the company will appear
NEW sElECTION OF PICTU RES
every afternoon evening" others will be repre-
sen,ed Venus rising from the Sea" 'Sappho" "BashexS
Surprised" The faree GrsceAn THE Maypoe Dance wsen
TWELVE OTHER TABIEAUX,
all placed upon INA revovfns pedestal With splendid efes
accompapi b. descriptive nusc for each tableAu-
TIRE ORIGINAL FEMALE MNSTREiS,
comprised rey Of yoang ladies' each OF whom are W
calnls of the hsbest order VIII appear In songA &C.,
E',xRY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
ntersperse any Quantity Of conuadruma dances
ORIGINAL AND UNIQUE,
with oth attractions full particulars zee bills OF eAe0
day. dmission-0rchestra seats % oonu boxes &C.,
private boxes 81 tho stage, ~ Door open ~
81 O. snmenoe nj and afh
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE, BALTIMORE FOR
III All that valuable property the Holiday
street Theatre with It's appurtenances fronting feet on
HOLIDAY tLereabonts with depth OF ~ feet
Their With connected he ewb fronting % feet Fayee
p Get depth Ct ~ feet whereon substsnal
three story budng containing and convenences
the theatre The property now and has been for the last
three years rented $500 per annum Application TO be
nrade to SA MsoN CARisS, Baltimore, Md.
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dAd BnoADwAY, BELOW GRAND STREET.
TIT SNlFFIN'S CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
Tuesday evening Feb. l. and every evening during
week More fun than TIE Model Troupe Of the world
BILLY BIRCH and II. BOWERS,
the unapproachabe Ethiopian comedians
SIXTEEN OF The STAR PERFORMERS
OF the country, combining In organization the
NEG9O DELlNEATORS AND COMEDIANS,
the most pleasing VOCAL ISTS AND BALLADrSTS
THE DOUBLE BEDROOM-BREAK NICK ACT.
THE DOUBLE BEDROOG-BREAK NICK ACT.
BILLY BIRCH in his great OR APE vINE TWIST,
BILLY BIRCH ia Ela great GRAPE VINE TWIST.
SOUNDS FROM HOME-OI.D BOB RIDLEY,
SOUNDS FROM BnME-OLD BOB RIDLEY.
Master CHA RTES in bis great fancy dance, CachucA
TIE FRENCH DANCING MASTEK-A. NJ HERNANDEZ.
children bafpfice.
Doors open at ca commence at "a Admission %cents.
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r AURA KExNrs THEArRE-rHoNAs s s,.ix ~.
new ,oikn pur American C0,lsia PokS ntsn4 W.
formed ale above theatre ready win spmn ~
li1osraph title Representing the most ,n'ers s
oJsv St-sngsd f,r piano,ffce 70 &c 'ls t..tar.
JIM WILSON, 49, Broadway Aha MI "
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pARNUM'S MUSEUM THRILLING EXCITEMENT,
ID AFRICAN MELODIES, ETHIOPIAN DANCES, NE
GRO COMEDY, FARCE AND WITT GREATEST MIN
sTREI, TROUPE IN AMERlCAl This AFTERNOON al s.
this EVENING at IN varied collection of laugh provoking
negro, African and Southern plantation eDterannen Of he
most original and pquant character The exquisite Aquare
Happy Family, Living Serpent &c. Admittance Is cents
children under ten, Is cents.
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NOTICE-THE STEAMER ARAGO WILL NOT LEAVE
on Saturday Feb her regular day. being unoodabiy
detained.
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7 Asst WEEK BUT ONE
a or BANVARD'S DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM
and PANORAMA OF TIE HOLY LAND, at Banvards
HALL $50 Broadway, every evening" at o'clock every
"wednesday and Saturday afternoon at O'Clock Admtnce
rs cent? children u cents
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i LAMP WICK MANDATORY
22i West Thirty seventh street,
New York.
Every description of lamp wick on hand and made to
order. '..|.
Orders received at Is Liberty street, between Nassau and
William streets, by .
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VVILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER- 2,s CA
w nal streetwill sell this day at IL O'clock tn
lease stock and fixtures of the wholesale retail liquor spr
No III Thirty second street. between First
consisting of gins brandes rum Of fine waes
good hxtures also front of the above
splendid horse light and harness. sulxy carriage
double set harness.
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DIEE PEAK GOLD MIN Fs.-- THE SUBSCRIBERS PRO
wentworth CITY, or other points the Missouri that may be
agreed to the gold mines OF Pixies Peak Cherry Creek
and the Platte during the months Of April and May with de
spatch and favorable For practical experience
transporters and responsibility
fer TO Col d. D. Tompkins Assistant General
j. Souter President Of the Bank Of the Repubc WI lam
Van Devenier 1875 Fulton street, Benjamin Holiday Tonns
Building; Wall street and J. T. Simpson, Continental auk
haidnss Nos and Nassau street New YORK city TO the
lars Early application, will meet with favor
RUSSELL, MAJORS & WADDELL.
LEAvENwoRrH CRY, X. T., Jan D. 1889.
DgEusATIc sxssoCAr1oN-rHs INVALUABLE
ii article fer Hteumsdsm, sprAns Bruises As 10 fer
sale nj lis Third sveune 70 cents boMle.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT HAVE SOLD TO DR.
James sratton the original recipe for making Watts
antote and and syrup
be Ia the sole proprietor Of the same have made f &c
quantity the medicine for DR. Sraton his horse, Ill
Fourth the very same as always did for my
law Dr. Talbot Watts.
NEW YORK. Jan. q. 1859. Taos. MAcrAnLAs wtness
CITY and county Of New York sson the 2h VI Janu
sry less before personally appeared Matilda vssau to
known be the described In and who executed the
foregoing certificate and she acknowledged TO me that she
cuted the same
- Tnos MAcrARLaS, Commissioner OF Deeds
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gbf q patriot.
OFFICIAL IsuaRAt or The PARISH Of sasT LANDRY
AND TOWN COUNCIL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.G MY-aAH+ fsI4s#4+
g. II. POTTER. Publisher.
s.1Iifs,f - l.asllL IcN- kEIaI-nr-
SAMUEL b. soi.LEs, ssai.er.
For she Patriot.
Hnlioyved Ground.

TIE spot where loves frat links -tre wound
That never arc. rise7- %
IL ialiosed q arth's prosound--
/ ann up to heasU!"
There is i spot; a fair ~ eet spos in n 7ailsy
iar aaay-
! Where The ,,ohe, fern leaves and the beect-trees
dsoop the ii%.ye-lopg 'tilnmeF day
the sparkling wate,s m,,rnsafing roll over
gilite aud %,istenn,.1 sand
Whey. golden leaves of tie autumn fall chi
i eatgh-eapurpleJ
Where of in the gpr 4 eve in tie alss
Of long ago;
The red bird sang his merriest song from a TUT
OF wi4tfy snow.
To my loving heart It's hailowed ground-,.e
quiet dell
Where the saliey-aags at eyientide in thu assips
breeze did swell; y
Where The little children at my side gait 'ered the
wee~-wliite flowers
From the rugged sides ot the Old bluff rocks, IN
the calm sbft sunny hours
Where we sheltered heath the shelving cliffs when
tile tntrn,uring, pattering showers
Fell from the eiaudr like April 1ain, lose d
the shutting flowers.
Since list trod the brown HI side. or wandered
Through those bnWers;
llh'e whitening tlfSt has swept away the ~blnshing
wsyside flowers:
The summer sun has set III To- I'd the
Mountains & ssag
The wintry winds have whist aud
signing passed awav-
Though now ,,,. the
i9S ssaalsed dell
The ifs stteaanis and lowiy waves the modest.
wild hine ieil:
Only as bright dreams of the past, We haunt
my memory;
IN far away. my loved, Wild flowers; u blossom
not for me.
bloom ttieie still, for other feet as light as
niue may tread
Iiie g~iaslrofae vale, when morn, llsat-br.,ks
upon ypur spring dewed bed /;
Ahd he'tfts as gay as rsine may beat beneath
the wildwood shade.
And merry notes from VOICES clear ring
through the sylvan glade.
sAlEtE VI. Wits.
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aR0CERfiiS TT MERCHANDISE sgN.hsfs
VI Epieiers en- general Ct maSsaaads was III
$Dilrent L vetlare d De- ltrix mstetda article
aai %stliFent: wv i.
TADAt-j9 caiSscs, de tuute &Siiai5 par iF, z
is., 5's. los Twist.
:, Packet lamp etc. 9es 3t i les Itals ora
tnfifes issQH ad1 tnHitlcireS eyes fr'1 ies ihh
s9levts. q
GiGAKEs-des ngeilfenfes mar4iies de Ia iityiitie
sssha Is. ete., etc.
fABAB tN f0uhHE, PlRtsr-tic lout ge.tfe
pipe iiea fs.i de talite glaliie, y eaow bihh Ell
tatssn d i,iaer ~ Goodwin \.
MishAssoE Ell SulSRh~- Crushed en- lpnofe et
en- pains.
FisuiIS-Rsi-ins secs. az ct Layers Ell J 81 t
de baites,
Groseilies, Figaes.
Franea Is. CitFon etc.
Atis, Pastfgies dl Texas.
Aniandes' A9!x dt hfezii' ete.
MBoN-'suga Cared meilletfes mas'is''s
81 nfas1iislfcs. N, -,
BfEuE Mes 81 prime Ell bariis " aems eafiis'
: IsaHe se msHs 5.ps.sshia.i = sNs'f sn'ea'
AKA ss5f.-sa t,,fHset Wfii!sts,
FAhlSE y si.l;-
,,a,ors. sarnietpsls, . = : y q he'sufps 50
RlIias-4fei V.e, , sls,las 81 Y nitghe 81. ~
sailspiee, Aasse, MasHaue' 9aasEs.
IAkllss ! Joef't--pe tpase aaisii'e-
oinls-iitt us 10y \
ue spe,ste, ae Da5eile.
az R'a1tiiss ~ evsth =
tinife aohves aaafts es Pihssr,
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