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Singers Sewing Machines.

Designed for all manufacturing purposes nesoleaa n
operation very rapid oapAble Of every kind work
. the best machine ever produced Proe Only ell0
II HlNGER CO., l58 Broadway, Now York.
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CifHehaRh, Wig Maker ano Hair Cue
s removed 70 spr ostT7 sSraee Ct ss1e sses oppl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

PROGRESS OF THE TELEGRAPH SYsTEM-THE
RED SEA LINE COMPLETED TO INDIA.-The Red
Sea Telegraph Company, connecting England
and the Continent of Europe with India by
submarine and overland wires, has succeeded in
completing the line from Alexandra to Kurra-
chez on the peninsula of Hindostan. The line
from Alden to Kurrachee required submarine
cable l,72O miles long, all of which has now
been safely laid. In traversing this distance,
points-Hillani and Muscat-on the Arabian
coast, 80 that the greatest length of submarine
cable from any sae point to another is only
five hundred mAes, tins rendering the opera
lion much msss easy than that of the Atlantic
cable. Europe is now in telegraphic conuec-
the line to Canton and southwark through the
islands of Borneo, Sumatra and that group to
Australia. This magnificent undertaking will in
all probability be completed within year; and,
as the British government intends to establish a
line for its own benefit from Gibraltar to the
connection at Alexandria or Suez, England
will soon be in direct and almost instantaneous
communication with her Australian provinces.
On the other hand, it is proposed by
Colonel Scbaffner, ice permitting, to run
telegraph line from the AMOR coun-
try on the American continent to st. Peters
burg, by way of Behring's Straits and
Siberia, which, If carried out, will unite East
ern Europe with America; and when the Allan
tic cable is put in linking order, We shall have
o complete girdle round about the earth, con-
veying intelligence and communicating ideas to
its remotest parts, barbarous as well as
civilized. Congress has now before it
project for laying telegraph line across the
continent to our Pacific shore, which, if adopt
ed, can be finished by next January. The pro-
jected lines in India, China and Australia we
have very little doubt will be completed al
most within the same period, or at farthest
within a year; and should the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company succeed this summer in rails
ing the cable and getting it into working or
der, before another President is inaugurated at
Washington the whole globe will be in imme-
diate telegraphic intercourse, and the triumph
of the electric telegraph will be complete.
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street, second avenue and Twenty ninth street.
Ing and i preserving hs SKIN 50 Bros1xsy ~
Fairbanks' Standard Scales
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
adapted to every branch Of busne wherc and
able sc:s 4 required Gall and examine or ssnd for an Illus
-'''' '-'' FAIRBANKs 4 CO..
l69 Broadway, n 7.
Herring's Potent Champion Fire and
Brrsr Proof Safes Isl Broadway corner Of Murray street,
Psychological Examinations. Showing
IFowIzh WELLS sos Broadwss N' A'''A N-''
Mrs. wlnslow's Soothing syrup.-MN-
lions Of bottles now used every year In the United STATES
% me- iI and certain Only Is cents bottle -''''
Timolats Sulphur and dedicated va
R RSs s. j. iimost from Ps1i. ''N "
scrofala.-A few bottles Of Kennedy's
Mscc: strictly %o~n5 ns dsoc Y Tho q.
ssis RSsum onsmsss ssrofuiA omms1i and Healing otas
ment VIII cure every case
important Discovery-stuttering and
S mmeIinx The cause and cure. by Dr. A. sMEDLEY.
"a aoa SS0iSc, No charge until perfect q
Queru's Csd Liver OIL JolIy-The Great
10 al Others in strength and efficacy and taseLoss If
proprsee fou,sS sVenus sa rAs AZ
MOWER wholesale Agents. Price n per botse.
Holloway's Pills. - Four-hfths Of the
C
and insure the nestmabe biessngs OF health and hap
ptoAAL
DR.. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
cs Cure Truss With in eGecnE permanent of
herpa or rupture MARSH CO No. z vesey st, ny.
Barry's TrfeOpherous IL the best and
cheapest article for dressing beauyipg. cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair IAdios ty IT, Sold By al
drugghta
Cristadoro'. Hair Dye, Wigs and ToN-
PEGS The best IN the world Wholesale aud retail and tbs
dye privately applied no. Aston House.
Bachelors Hair Dye, wig and Toupee
acory 70 Bone street Private entrance LADIES' lhe
Dye applied In the sky light rooms
Fiji, 1nimttabte Hair Cut.er.-Uafr
Eye cents nfsoe Opgueut for the growth and beauty
the hsir. no. Barclay street.
Clirehagh, Wig Maker aB6 Hair Cue
sse A. E. stewSyt Cas-.
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er have her vote. Immense and prolonged eh eer.

er have her vote. immense and prolonged cheer
ing:
The slavery question bal been practically set
tied. The matter was 4 rest. But Mr.. Douglas.
under the pressure Of political necess,y'saw III
n revive it, la his speech at Freeport ILL.,. he
bad repudiatcd the decision of the Supreme
Caur, and had asserted the RICH, Of squatter Sow
erign,y to strip the citizens If the South OF their
constitutional privileges AID make them as aliens
in their naive lanl. Applause: Now. what
WAS Sqna,,er Sovereignty. Did they remember
that srea, ,nAa AMI puro pa,rio, John C Calhoun!
Ten years aso lie hal pF.eiaimei tina, this very
dacirire Il Sqla!ter Sovereignty was worse, in-
failely worse than Congressional prohibition tie
lad read history and prepared here Tonight
. say 'ha, never before hal - srevousa wr9ng
ben attempted on AIRY retpe.
II ,lcse be the true seaiineuss 81 tie Louisiana
psmneraey. and we frrsame they are the
the pr..p.,r, cf rec,ata atm Of the clans and
factions =, Baltimore il rather remote - n.ate
II IL
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ArPtyS--f;re~n--nane offering.
B.eoS-The receipts for The . week have been large aud
Ilaye 10 notice seefine graies-f quote 0sSl eta
lg,Ns-white--hrisk nj IaoIs fIij Il bushei
BFiswAX.--Snfs-tl eenis 1900. -.
Table demand n c'si
in t1rs ms. pIrniy, and duh a ISasII cents.
Cosx-Wnh n Increased en.And-l quote Yellow s%ts1
cts: Waite -
C,sS NrAi---Peniy and duh at sSG590 cents
CENEST.-vIam.< River tl.dd1lsl.-O.
prrp -Apres-penty-.i. Pealed Peaches 1884;
Tnfeaiel do, t251 II bush.
FtntrIhe receipts continue Ilghi,w good dcmand.
iqnote -ulcrdne $aoost625; Extra *6S'Gttae; Family
tS>i6at1 90
FLAxsxLI.-si sefai % certs
frATHEes.-43Ga ID cents -
FEerr.nkRs.-Suppiy ampl No Peruvian tinano $3.50
a ton of 2Uy R- Eeeses Manipulated Guano s52o; SOM
brero <o. Mexican nano Pa 00 American Guano
satE Rhodes sup Phosphate of Lime 5000; Rufns Phosfho
Peruvian uano $saA fufn's Bone Ash Guano fJl5a Ruff
l01cro Manure si3.f kufin's Ground Bone Ash $3.50;
fosIr Cn's soluble Phasphaed Peruvian Guano, s5oO;
Ground Plaster bulk g. 90: in bags barrels m.
GRASS SsEp-oloser sat50 Timothy e.; Orchard $40;
Evergreen s..'h.
GiNsENG.-60ff G5 cents.
HA,.-rai..i II 2tlSt so: = wagon load &l0Ofssilo
lgpN.Mour taia 4so6I. 80 4 Ton.
LAkp.-Supp,y good III iiGli2 centL
LIME-Thunastown n 5oli Il Ga Mountain s0Gr 90 cells
oSIoSs White sp05o54 els. Red G2Gt.J els. Z bushel
o,rssheaf u to2fiio i 100 DIS; White 30 cIs Black 30
cents T. bush OF b hs
PGAs.-No Black. ed offering; Cow Pea s1.tN.
PofAtGEs.-Ijf,s, ~ ecnis-accarliug 10 quality
TosAccoEecopts iuce asng. with prices well sustained
Bright Working parcels dark nodccrip not firm
earlier season. fldg Of however, is not qnoabe
Iugs 5000 tS6E common lea Tobacco fiU0tsIE bright
Workers and Fners $500 t5oo fancy Bright Wrappers
$1>.ptlyfi6.
WnFAr,-Thc receipts continue lirh,sales at 4aoQ s4o
choice Red 3j61 Al choice White interior erades
si0i65 $40
Wool None offering.
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ted form, o light # benign beauty irradaied b.
psilid features he sank more heavily into the pii
lows. aud the spirit-smile became daguerreoyl'ei
in DEATH Cha Gazette
49,
AxoruER PoxY EXPRESS To CALFoRSIA-A PRor"5-
I'd Fivs DAYS TKiP ruE PAciFic--We are inform
Tat the telegraph lines in Missouri are progress
SO rapidly that they will reach Fayetteville Aksns5
in the course Of thirty drys The wires are u 49,
RED for ard Fort Smith fast as the labor 81
and the nicenry of The work will permit lnioriaa-
ton also that the California telegraph In
which served the people of the Pacific coast with nv
bv the Southern Overland route but which have t'h
rendered comparatively useless by the Pony EXPfrSs
n. progressing rapidly toward Los Angeles. m
POLES up Tejon Pass, and would probably re Cd
Fort TETON by die first of June. This is the W. mt
partition Of the route. and the progress 10 Los Any O.
from hat puin, will be comparaIely easy. These -
sections Of the Southern Overland telegraph cover ~
hundred miles southwest from ST. Louis on the Ai'si-
IL ,iIe aud four hundred aud eighty miles south ~
San.fr,.ncisco on the Pacific.
L. j. understood that when the wires complete
% For, Saith aud Los Angeles, that the o'.ritni
mai. Company, operating under the BItlerbelI CT
fact viii establish horse express in opposition 10
that ownri by RGs,el Co., upon the Central Rpat'
TIE facilities the FL Paso line for enterprise If
that character are very superior; their stations an
employees regular in'ervals along the road, aread
aflrd means of running m express At a timing cost
compared 10 the expense that any other Company
would be sutieotrlio.
The ctlc1l,ltan = 10 90 from Fort Smith to Los
Aa9cos 10 ;rc days sa startling a. II appears there
Is nothing ia the undertaking 10 stigIcr Compaay
.hat has put through stage coach, from Syrach3'
ia has State 10 san Francisco in S'ccn days-h DIS
lance oftwcnty-seven hundred mes The spncc hc-
tNeen For, Smith aul Los Angeles j. about fifteen
hundred miles, and three hundred miles wonld be the
naSimpn speed required 10 overcome it in five days.
It's il At the rate of twelve and half miles ptr
bDr. and as their stages frequently 20 thirteen miles
in single honrt i supposed HAT over these f.tost
bic places horsc with relays every ten miles eonld
be put through the extraordinary speed Of twenty
miles per hour, which would leave ample margin for
the rough places in the mounttnsa and for stops along
the route. Even admitting that the trip is capable OF
being made in six days ana it ct takes the lead
in The annals of fast travelling. Nothing short of
race course coni s1rpass the speed shown IN the
grand race between the two oceans. The Pony En-
press by tie central ronte, would undoubtedly con
test the pain uobly, anl between the two. the fpecl
would become positively terrlfc,-N Lous Dslqo-
|
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-18

TnE J,pANE>E.--ihe .tapanr<n Emhas sailors
and principal officers, eight il ali had an interview
with SECRETARY Cas- on Wednesday. In the name Of
the President he extended them a cordial well
come to the country, assuring them tint the mis-
sion on which they came dne of great mpor-
lance. and fully appreciated by this Government
He trusted the exchange aud ratification OF treaties
would result in fur,hcrns the friendly and com
mercial intercourse already commenced. lie
assured them that whatever part Of the country
they visited, they would he hosntaby received
The ambassadors. in reply. said they were
exceedingly gratfed at their Kind reception and
glad to make the acquaintance OF Mr.. Cass.
Mr.. Portman acted ns interpreter to Mr.. Cass
and Nacumara Gohasiro MS Interpreter to the En-
bassy.
They then produced u letter from the Chief ia.
ranesc Secretary of Foreign Aiaiis to General
Cass, written in Japanese, Dutch and English
1t was profuse in sentiments of amity and
peace.
The Embarsadors were informed bv Mr.. Cass
that the President would received them THURSDAY
at noon.
They replied. this would be agreeable to them,
and that they had no other official business to
transact
The committee Of the House of REPRESENTATIVES,
appointed to wait on the embassy and extend IN
invitation to them tn be present at the session of
that body. performed that duty on Tuesday eve.
ning, but they declined at present. to tx any time
Tor visiting the Capitol They desire to be formal
ly introduced to the President before appearing in
public For this reason they have, likewise. de.
cned to receive the municipal committees from
New York aud Philadelphia
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The Chicago Convention

T.rr.,sss t}rsas.sss ..-..Hrs. Dsr,d Wimoi
CassI 20 II, Csqs----L..#sr raz, Go! Fremont d..
fslsss- a Nsrz-saIsaa.
rntc,a.. Nav lf.-Lsa. h,f re tho hour for
- t..rr,,r- - the Republican { invention to-
iay tie v.csn-'y I tie " sSam Wa thrlngei
ul.h thousands eager = eain a1mitance to Its
.raeieu. enclosure. |, i r.fmatri that 10000
strangers are in the city. Within, the scene WAS
very exetsng.
as..-ln as the doors we're opened the body Of
the wicwam vas soliilv packed with men, whilst
The seats in the galleries re packed with laiies
The ;n,ori r was hanisomely decorated with
efersreru-. s,atuary ani a,wer-. Il was estima-
I'll tia, ten thousand leopie were within the
bniiding.
~ moon the convention called tn order by
Coy Morgan, and his motion Hon. David
Wilm,, was made temporary chairman. On Ia
kins the chair lac delivered an address. thanking
the delegates for the honor conferred. The address
w. warmly applauled.
\. each State was callel loud cheers greeted the
DELEGATES. When the lis. MAS cunciu .oi, the alb
SET states were called.
Alabama. Mississippi aud SOUTH Carolina were
received with Kisses.
Mr. Gil1ings expressed tie hope thar the con.
yen,.on would finish all It's business hy 3 o'clock
10 morrow afternoon. Applause
Horace Greeley, n delegate from Oregon,
moved that the roll Of the States be called and that
the chairman Of each delegation present the ere.
icntial~ thereof. and ihat If any lie contested tho
rame be referred to tho committee on credentials.
NJ r,,,or Of Ob;, ,,o,ol ,,,, ,I, oroJon,;i
r 10 n,,lam.,n rra,, o,.,,o, nr Na,. Val 10
"a t,,,.. '.h;a,, b. ,.,,,a, ", ", -.
~ nv NV" WYNN ~ ''1'''''1 w '"' ''''"'-
Mr. Grccly-I accept tie amendment of the
gentleman ,'''h 'na's ,a''' OF i'nde i''"iu--i hii
not particular "h'ci, houa ianShter
The mntion was adopted.
After some unimroftant preimlnaries, including
the appointment of d committee to select perma.
nent officers, the convention took u recess till five
o'clock
The letter of Col Fremont to Judge Staples of
California nostively drrIiniug to have his name
nrs.,ntel Ia the convention il published here To-
a,y
....... ................
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ELECTORS.

n. pxrucs-L. H. CHANDLER Of N"itot city
an q TRAVIS II. Effr, of Se,to~sy
80 THOMAS BRUCE nf Halsfas.
+ - John T. THORNTON. 81 Pruer Edvar'
-. JANEs r. JOHNSON. u Bedford
=. r a. SCOTT, of Fop astan
-. "a iTNrEI T. BowDES. William burg
- TGEPH CHRISTIAN. az Nhidlrs<x
n n snACKELFOkD, of FssquisF
-. ASDREw h KENNEDY, OF Jvasr~nn.
- A n H. STUART, ot Augusta
80 X eTAPLEs. o{ Aoniga.ry
IA. WALTER PRESTON, Of " ashingion.
-. J. J. JACKSON, IT.. 81 Wool
- A B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
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'http SINGULAR DETERMIkArIoN To DE-
n short time since we gave an accou Mt of severe
accident to n little boy named Norville Whitaker.
who' while attempting to jump upon locomotive
NJ Tue C'vIngton Lexington Railroad Depot. fell
ana had his right thigh 50 badly crushed hy tn,
"heeis OF the engine a. to be compelled to under.
80 amputaton OF the injured limb
Alter the operation was performed tho wound
commenced to heal. and gave every evidence of a
speedy cure but it soon become apparent tn the
parents aud physicians OF the suffering bow thai
other injuries, OF an internal character had been
sustained, which were slowly. though surely, un
derm'ning his slender foundation of life. and what
was worse, that skill could reach mar medicine
rapar the breach in nature" Thus the afflicted
child sank gradually until Thursday last, when
nv started Those around his suffering couch with
calmly expressed desire 10 die a d be at rest
from that time. nothing could induce him to taste
io'n' HIS decline now became frshtfully rapid.
anu Tue dying boy. Eoreseing it with even clearer
VISION than the practisel eye ct his p6yscian. as
,smbied On saturday. his litile playmates around
his couch, and with streaming eyes and bursting
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-18
COMMERCIAL.
LYXCHBURG MARKETS
A. B. FUCKER,
PROD r d II . * + r.,
rs MAIN STREET..

rWrne.e quotations. 1t viii be understood, represent Whole
sale prcrs generally.
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Bargains ! Bargains ! I!

bargains Bargains +!
received large lot of fine Bonnes e!eganl y trfla'-
- from $3.50 TO $3.50,
Hats from % cts. 10 As
,,lis, In all colors from 81 Z to 80,
flowers, Ionclcs, Ribbons, French,
tnrseis Nib and $i.5D
'"I SArs from 81 y cts. to 81 80 IS spring. A.,
Mat' las fro S25v TO $40 and great variety Of OH"
III, IS IA our me, at such prices will guarahi't nv"
mayo '- i'-' ,as Nam street
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Spring and Summer Goods
1860. 1860.
\JITEJ TT ARM AN 1eent

NOl LII call the attention of the citizens Of Iynchhur and
w anIy To- the arrival of his stock OF Spring AND HlM
Mi.f GooiI~ consisting part, as follows, lasilna-
bic Black Dress, 81 touS
Bu.ne- aud sack Cashmere suits, Heavy tir.IIla rt
Velvet, Black Doe hin and fcy tassmtrc ts, !aua
ls's of description, together with hrncmcn shawl.
and Furnishing Good, such Shirts Ncok Iir> and ntrr
Clothes, ,uilnlc fr youths and boys, Hats, CAPS Loot,
Hud -h,s, made and best in market, Umbrellas.
runA, carpet Bag; ais large stock Of servants Clothing.
which atitntnn o their sol
being quick sales small
,iltt "a Cai NJ No 10. Main street.
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r Z FEM
Phosphor-peruvian Guano.
Tobacco Manure, Agricultural salt and

II[DU Nd BON T. ASH.
~ q. III FIN, corner Of llh and Gary sis. The a.
offers to the Farmers the following N.t3tRES al j
IN, own nEinuae!ure--,iE:
RaftHS Pospaor- Ierariaa, containing per cent.
m'nia and 10 10 30 per cent bone phosphate lime, ier
tn q" 2,15 lbs............ ..................S 81 5
RhTias bone Ash Gidno. containing j per cent
MA ard about 20 per cent. bone phosphate lime, per
ton Of 2.oDo 81
Hntt4S IOhdcco Rdhurt, containing per cent atano
ma, per cent. bone phosphate lime - chloride II
sodium, and u per cent saiiate lime, per OF 209
Is
L 5fHS Gr0aHd Lone isa, cuntainng about per
bon" phosphate line dry and pure per ton OF 2,ooo
lbs ..................... .......... ....... 9,
lGcicHifurUi SAT- loose per Ton HIS ....... II
agrtrHtt0rdt SI in bags. of lbs i
lhc ahoNe MA>UREs put in strong bags containing
pounds each twelve bags Of which make fraction over 1T
ani can be had of f. e. RUFFIN at his mil oi any Comm
sion Merchant in Rchmond OF Tuos BRANCH SoSs Peir
burg: W. HoLLISs N Cos ynchburg LEIGH " BROTHER, y
rk; ,soS, MAETIN Co., Scosyille; JOHNSTON, CLAkF
Co.. Danyillr tmaFch 3-iscf
ST EECEIVED-Por express large assortment Of
- Dress Silks 10 be soil very cheap and no mistake.
may II JOHN ABRAIIAM>
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Lands near Lynchbucg for Sale

w offer for sale n Traet Of Land situated in The roa
w Amherst, ABOUT mile distant from the - a t
burg. and now occupied 10y Mr. wood, tenant eeH'a.
2uD Acres, more or less; also number oi i.Ilag la,
Iynchburg. which command Iatilrr -.
Of said city. Tor TERMS IpIy 10 Mr.. Chi.N. It.f= -
I,nchburg. LOUISA b. WAanitN
al' 2llitaw Sc9w INDIANA II. MAG4ffE
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Commissioner of the Revenue.

~ WE authorized Ia announce c. A. HoLtoIB
1y candidate for election I" the Office ot Commas
Of the Revenue in TIE Eastern District q" Campbell
county, may 6-l'e
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W " Unable. Estate tN & at Auction.

VdIQdUI6 ESLdLe at AuCtiOn
- On THURSDAY, JUNE 7th IsG0 at B o'eloa,
III afternoon, shall offer for sale by auction In IN N IL
iynchhurg the day and the hour n,ov. n ei,i =
the premises, thai valuable real estate bequea tp Ia IA
late George Whitock, situated Main street in ~" - Tie
fronting said street about - feet. and runine hac ris '
lance Of about l32 feet aud adjoining the "Cizcn.
Bank" II may be divided 10 suit purclasers II i. NJ
site the "Norrel House" aud Is most desirable properly p
TERes--one third cash, The balance on n credit az -
years the purchaser negotiable nat. u AMI
until paid for, n trust deed If required. 's'"'itl
WILLIAM II. wIITIocK
by ALEXANDER Il JANIS NJ Dn<S,
MA! i-u<hNius his At,1rp.,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-18

~ " are authorized announce DAVID loFF-
~ MAN n candidate for election 10 the Office ot
sioncr OF the Revenue for the Western district Of
-amphci county. Election 4lh Thursday of MAY next.
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Look to your interests
SPRING AND SUMMER GGODs A.
T RIB L z & RDON.
Attorneys nj Law,

WILL practice .nariy in the counties of tae, H.,
W mattox, bedford, Nelson, Campbell hi lag j, \.
L,uchburg
~ Prompt collections and rcmitlances MI Gin.
trusted t. tli,tr care
oIte 9Th street nearly opposite the oiec 4 Tire In
bur. Nirgnian. may u 81.
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hear. babe them m afectirnase Adieu. His ey'-
shone with nnuonted brightness; his face gies
radiant with unutterable joy and inexPies,..'
hope, aud while his weeping parents hung VITA
ciasbed hands and sorrowing hearts over hi. vas
ted form, light If benign beauty irradia,ed b.
paiIid features he sank more heavily into the p'i
lows aud the spirit-smle became daguerreo;yre
in death. Cia. Gazette.