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EXCURSION TRIP
Hs

oeIent PIEAsuRE B TosSSiTn'ly y SSo.,sn W a. .r
Messrs. Edmond. davenport Sn'o G. :ill p issv.
w wh sin iS1 Ip,d nS Wsr MtRks
O'Clock, and returf, tn Richmond A. o,S,' N 3
NJ; and At O'Clock p. NJ. she viii i.sv. cl.e1
yEood Cemetery and return At o 'cl"ct ''' no.
IN EHa6s x LOT sSs fs.D to and from the Works 80 ct,
my - st. T. ~ cS@
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n $4,000 Worth of Dry Goods,
AT COST FOR CASH,
TO Gil o s T. Is u $ I M s s.
rare opportunity is offered to all to supply them
selves with
FIR III RICH GOODS,
at from 80 to SO per CENT below regular prices.
SPRING AND
SUMMER SILKS,
thrown on the counter and marked down without
regard to cost, to save them from the auction
room. s
ORGANDIE,
GRENADINE
AND BEREGE
ROBES,
marked down to half COST.
All desirable GOODS at PRIME COST, from a
Paper of Pins mp
Farmers and manufacturers will lind q large
stock of best GOODS for SERVANTS SUMMER
and WINTER CLOTHING at cost.
PERKINS Il CO., III Eagle Square.
my A-2Dt
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THE RACES.
49, - - 49,
ASHLAND RACES

ASHLAND NAVES
49, SPRING s,,s1 4 5,1,,,, :,
FIFTH DAY-SATtR-
DAY, May .36th.-.Handicap Purse OF sW, No
The following are the entries: a,
D. Mcdaniel enters Lucy Taliey, 5 years Old -
pounds. Il.
John Belcher enters Frank Hicks, years DID,
81 pounds.
N A. Thompson enters Muddy Coon, years
old, feather. ,.
Gen, Green enters One Eye Joe. aged, 70 pouhdis;
Gen. Green enters Ads CuYfier. 4 years gu
feather. NATH'L A. THOMPSON. secy,
nv A-lt Ashland JOCKEY Cieo.
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u BMEMnRR: RRM9l401n sy x4aAT
II JACOB a. LEvYo DRY 0ae1a dpfe. No. y
apd viii ye-ossl g, sorrow. lxr4eAd. qAf -
after which Siue hje store VII ~ 3De1oA evoxy
Day. ssesvdays end eandsye e4eeleea $50.
LEWIS store viii b et0eoa ~ ~ ID so-oooo-
bsaS Il 1ind that LEyY'6 ssess yi9 - elasea
sss Ss' IA az dSssirsh,. Dss e. = sssEsx =
I YQN,A lOWRR4. PeWlAA tneaqts fcw9es,
~ LiQle'e Aaele feyAer. AZ ~ ~ aoa1ySe.sSn
sAiea: VIA S.;esS via = sssTssi( q e0s-
ss''ess sSesiS. ueBs,ax, sss = 81 - ssI q,
~ QCxKAY. XIR 6(.AaeWAAs. AZ
IS; -: 5: !. ss! - 4 y!
'sl: 8 ~ = SIS S. {: (! s.:
) 81 II. b4ApwIm = WllAlAalG
4 ~
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~ RAIEHOAD MEBTlNG.-Thsre
OA viii s. meeting OF the citi gems Of Chss-
tsr6eld on MONDAY next. at II o'clock 4: NJ, 1t
the store Of JOHN MANDeRs, 70 appoint Delegates
to the Railroad Conventions 70 b hsld a. Farm
vile and BachIngham Court H0uDp, on the 18th OF
June and 4th at July next my 26--3tA
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Once n. and p. r H. Co INV n

OFFICE RICHMOND, FRED. l. 7. r. X Co.,
Richmond, MAY ll,h. 1865 (
$780, Fur ASHLAND-ACCOM
&( M MO- TRAN IN sun
and on EACH SUNDAY DURING rHE sun
En-, a tram will leave the depot at CLOCK A.
for Ashland, and return at sunset
Fare for the round trip ONE DOLLAR
SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent OF Transpcr.atlon.
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lava Go9pD0.. IN tags JAVA oOFPEB. Of
vssy ssussies 90 VI n ae4iQn s4.: 81 saJe
nysg-s cstaM ~ q vssisis =.
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-, TME ARMORY BAND HAVING
n s.aassmsnt gklsA yil' Rss \. z = ths 2
~ on sss Ospsel SsIaIs eeg g ssssse sAs ed,es
np the deliaaaeaos eolns night DARING the ensuing
week. 49, s@ my A-lts
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COc SOMETHING NICE COe
OVVs FOR wv
THE LOVERS OF CHOCOLATE.

cHocotI1HAT E t MXG5 so Of CHOCOLATE
RsmspSeT To- N9H PAY is the day. or early SAT
s ctes q sponge sAk #
as9fa: e Fee BE-! to eat with
fcRs ssRss 81
supply R0.s them f.: a. GOOD and
EABEks s sss SESTkEM En- viii viii as
R RIGH Bs9N,s Man st.. near s'h
A''ANNDe' . 80 SiSE SfzsH RS GET GET
ssa4kEs S $Ss **SSBB h hAE CREAM
~ pay sH sd NIGHT GIT, DAY and NIGHT;
SEs'': .as III: s q
NOTICE TO THE PUBLiC.-I hereby IN
that am, and siways have BEEN Wiling to supper;
my wife. and supply al her reasonable wants, In
Of M 81 Se the n
mond. monev lsome $40 for the purpose Of filing
Ia &c ss S ,.a: AND S give s
estate. which will be for her . comfortable main
tsnanse DO t this though she sE..ined the ysry
stated. by collecting my rents, not only without
any authority to do Co. but BY Eettin. ono Georse
aud thereby Inducing my tenants 70 pay tks1 rsat.
believing that The said receipts were ssnulns. ny
sssa:. me go. can : Sess i aos &c
ton for scy more 70 commit psrjsry on sEas sub
FURTHER NOTICE TO ALL PERs0Ns,-1
s g: : ksb' debts
a CARD-TO Ny WTFE.-I would. assin re-
"A auest you; through the medium Of tie public
e sss. d .nd
path 81 rsetitads. Wherever yon so,l viii follow
'aA II to earth :s"isi sE fssid; COUSINS
fRis4fse i tsv sSsv Va. ' s.9
g s &, c 90: sf.s:: ss:s Z.
assssasns.' are prinsss D. contrast a iii: Il
kes' A hsssaaa "as W h1dI. Atdps. So x
ny@s.. 90. -. WA ~ I I! rHSsssa;v
TO! FOR AARVkaI. = HAVING rscssvs1 the
~ sssacy fos t5e sale q caivsils Rssssr. q
po to o, sSs g v,SAn V &c:
son:;Isss.oa. .aS q 6s5i:s a.s9 ~ Az sos
Isvs Ssssssssd sSs: "a ss,iss sSSs M. W.
"a Vii 10: = s.: 49, & = !. :; xo:
s 1e ss y w. s9e,.sse With =. g re
-.' -. -, s-'a,'ssis oasE WATT Z GO.
y ,s.sssstll, s.iI Dc ssss.sios q sks kSiss 8
jsst re- wed io. shs sssslE sssA - r.
1aassof valie0s - g aad s1alSli9s; 1sir Osls
:S:.' Ss' ts.,e e i ei %
s S.; . ss 8. $40 g q vasf VI s.
"a noskscS,y ~ pruseist. i3tS a.. ~ S1ss
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commission in the State of Virginia 6s troops
Of cavalry, 81 companies Of light infantry, 81
companies of rifiemen, ands2r companies OF
artillery.
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kssf5}ni bF ok r cSssSEsT::
~, and with great "a scess IN the care Of Dyspep-
sra. or Impaired and imperfect Digestion; and the
bv Fisher & WINSTON, Druggists,
my 25-3t No. IFS Main street, Richmond.
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::::' n!
eeaf. per an1 ON e sums {nlng six
out before u Z sirsi1lA q 90 baths.
IN ws..,,. p,nDs lftssfo1fs siH Hoe. 2
TT Moore. Geo: Herring.
Wm. Ire Fmith, IF. 1eRnA1ts,
3. Pnes. Trssstfsf..
CertiAcats6 or DeEc:it end Chseks issued by the
grave Whites Boqkstore, Main street, two doors
below American Hotel. ny Inn
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N WHIT MONnlV sS,.NsSsVN

SE--1rrain viii leave IN. 1sq tlpst.
klCKSBURG DEPOT at 2 O'clock A. N y.
turning, viii leave ASH LAND atsP. H.. a,M.
g. will be delivered, hy Drs JETERn 'q ne
ROWS. SEELEY; and TH1s. ]: EVANS. p,a
and others. he Grounds Of the Railroad rom~sa,'
/ nasnts val be provided n the Hotels. riCKE1Ts
for snte at 7. J starke's Pcokstors; T l.
Winn's, corner Broad ard Brook Avenue. '''"
round trip. nv ss me
/ Al EXCU RSION TRAIN will leave ~.
~. = klehmond Depot for Petersburg on sCNbAY
MyhNlNG, Nay 9th, at quarter before ccit
Passengers BY this ira snd also thoss NV tho
zos r mail tram Of the same cay. $50 A. N,
turn tickets, good until Tuesday nisht, At Tho foI
LOWING prices: WV wi
For Whites - s,n
THOs ii. wYNNE, SUP"
OIuco N. ana L. N. Co. nv Is n
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To Avoid Having se.r Rlssds IsS.
sEM III les Rsf.e .Iif TAXING POWDER.
TO snve Lard IN MAKING Biscuits, use
SEMPAE'S lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
To make Bread lght and sweet. use :
SEMPLE'S INFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER.
To save time, labor and expense, use
SFMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
For sale by Druggists and Gr0cers generally.
2 % se JOHN w. 6ARLlCK,
sfl Manufacturer and Sole Proprie0f,
e.ez Richmond, Va
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So o. AIaHM0ND. - =
u y sAss ~ sa,.re) 81 ~. Y

20. yz - =. = - -
4 n ~. esa,-,1sp 81 Ps...
IkfvED. M S.
i q, sr Poeahq rrvers. Balsins mdsp.
=. sgI: ...:sns s;::cf c.sdS : -,
. 70 cHsv.ilis. Anderson. n. Y. hay. Warwick
bris cy:as., lBr.l Smith. Halifax. ssh. g. T.
scsr. Cfenshaw, Moss. N. Y. mdze.. d. Z ".
ssstls' sssse SAILED.
sfamahip Jsmestcwn. sHnnsr. n. ~ mose'
=? ssss ssnsas Ess.sd:: Nor,g!k, light.
ss er XII. M e:as sSss1
Scnr. Amos FsIkenburE, Rogers. down tho river.
" tcihir. Claremons. Johnson. down the river,
soIr. J. w. 8. stursess, Scott, down the river
sschr. snowdrift. Snow, down tho river. light;
Schr. Martha Hall. Speed. Boston, We YORK
River. lumber. IS
City Peint, May "a, 1860.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Psnnsy lvana, Teal, from Richmond
s Sss k"s E.sds from
bound for Richmond. discharged here part Of
Big Cysnet, Smith, for Richmond, from Hall
Schr. Crenshaw. for Richmond. from Nov YORK
York. .,t- !
Steamer jamestown, Skinner, Richmond.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal. Philadelphia.
Schr Yorktown, 1auYette, Petersburg: -
Schr. Mary Jane, Jones, New York.
Sehr. Crenshaw, Richmond. :.
Barque Chevaher, Rich mond. 8.
NEW YoRk, NAV M%Cl'd, steamer Roanoke
Norfolk sckr. John Stetson, Whining ton. N. c.
Ard. brig Amy Warwick, :of Richmond.) from
Rio Janeiro; schr. Fannie Cufrie. (of Richmond.
from Messina.
BALTIMORE, May q ARID bark Agelita, Rich
mOnd; steamer Geo. Peabody, do.
Rio JANEIko. April S-Arr'd, brig Tallulah
Wilmington, N. G..
ps, Nd M n.y. Rhars r scn ftn
mOud.
NoRroLk. May A.-Arr'd, sahr. Lynnhaven
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LADfKoN

AnSsrsoo ms
Aiien mr. juiis
AiieV mn r 49, ss.s=-
Andarnon misa M Pa
AtkiasOn wisa xA
BaIdWin ma III
Hennatt mrs Gsaea
BINGHAM mrs B
Hand mrn l.
BOnsOl mrs Jno
BfadfOrd mra +
1eefr mr. NO
Hs0S1n mrs
t2oadu % mrsLR
Bruphy' mrs Marr,t1
Bro1ninE nra Roc
btgWninS mrs JaN8
Burton mrs o
0Sk11 mies Rosa q
Bell miss A n
HfUvn miss Janet
| 6eyenf min n A
/ Blown Dolby (servaatl
C6Oper mrs Narv A
Cunant mrs M AZ
Cooke mrs L A
|sohalk mrs NJ n
Che Iwmrs 8 A
Cassels mrs MARY
Crow miss l. Al
Crow miss Nancy /.
collins miss Elizabeth
Cook miss Hsllie n
ChaIk misty K
Cassidy miss Al H
CanbeH miss AZ
Carter miss is
CaksOrt miss Frances
Coke miss A nj
CailIgnn miss Fannie
Cartermiss 0eorgio
Cul en- miss Fannie
CulleH Iuiss MO
CuTtie miss Mamie
Co burn Millytserv't)
Deinson mrs NC
Davidson mrs F
D D00ylas miss Lon
E:ns l,sh mrs M Sy Ann
Evans mrs A mi
Emery mrs
Egrleston miss f
Eli,ntf nliss I'm xeniia
Earnsst miseSarah ~
FarTsr mrs NuSan r
Eishar mfs Cyrus Z
E,,1seraid mrs Cath
F,snsr n.rs Carol. ne Z
Ero",.r1 mrs Emliia
E;shsr mas Mary r
1;anfrx R,ss nj Is
Eraan ,siss &
Green m;sS FB f
Gill misa N
d., ,nisa JnIia Z
S"ytrsrm;ss M T. -
G,G ms 81
G;iI ,nrs r.
G ,t mrsJA
u.,net1 ,nv. r
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pSfcEs 81 oar own Riehm.sd ,n. s.. S e..
and Shoes. a. floss; Gss s,., rsssSU .iHrs
kSoY 81 Gent: F zen: es. i Ties IS u sss::
fsench Calf SsSsr Ties $50; Gsnis ,, ara a.
0eisess @: GsstS knkisn Ls:s,s n.s he susys
ssssn ss2ss re g ssss and ess. -,
kichn0nG We odsr these unasaAl - Svo,f
ID order 90 keep tps votkms9 ssc,hns , ~ il vcst
- 1s;ssr % ave 10 oastomer the hensss 7, sttis
tine era elssS geoas q vsry 10y pfsoe xsasinsa
sanensns savint srk.ef, n HiA Y IL bA0.,
Main Ct. nsxs to the Ains'''~-
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nCrape Trimmings! Grape Trimminss
splendid assortment OF this article received, and
sells reasonable. G. BOETTCHER,
my 23-lw us Broad street.
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~ Flat and Braided Trimming Cord, 1t
1874 cents per yard. ~ G. BOETTCHER,
my 2-lW It's Broad 1t.
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~ Single and Double Zephyr Worsteds,
At 1884 cents per ounce.
SHETLAND YARN, in ali existing cOors,
At 1919 cents per ounce.
my z3-lw G.. BCETTCHER, IFS Broad st.
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AIIrs SS1rt,s"S cS1 =: !.S9s, S.s;;::s;
Sfoiiy:.: s: 81; s ssS cs 4 s:kkSsSSs''1
1XSS ISs So 81 |: Yer. 4..,.ss :. s: 81
imSesssaes % zach and every menus
-,....s . :;s'' 4 r. r. Sss 3. ,sts.xk % :,
rNKf bSlsscSSsSs dS ~ :: -; : Z I
II 6ss.t- heass SAT VRDA1.. q y!
,ssfI5sssscS 8 dssssahls.. isss ssh'ss '
n a''''s1fel'GRff k & aiRzsikSssilsos. c'''''
- : tCPTe OFFICE 4. = Y. ~
- .srxcuALH &: =. ~ !. 81; I
~ =. \ A, a. & !!R1i ne s''l' :. -.
: = ~ y. 1T ~, T1as y sxAsf: - 4; \
PH6 ffSsfk &, ty ~:
ssIlessS. - 81 TIE = - sss 80
Il & I 49, =. s
I s! J, -: =: III MI !: = :
svnr0N&e FSs Ues4 -
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IA Found at last, remedy that not only
relieves, but Gu es Consumption and its numerOus
satellites, which revo We around it in the shape of
coughs, colds. influenza. bronchitis. &c. This
remedy is d, W,star,S BtlsGm 81 Wild Chsrry..
Sold by ADIE 4 GRAY. PURCELL, LADD
Co, W. PETERSON }. P. DUVAI. and by all
other deale g in medicines. IN, 23-2tWAS
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n ATTENTION, 9Th COMPANY I79th
n orders. No. 5, you arg notified to assemble in
a1.ss:. tees BE- n .s 81
and hHs s a s. nss for
Thu COMPANY dsssic, Y: bounded On The West
S % y .s' cGt 1SSzTGAH Ps SWEENEY Capt.
Drum S ~ eEo' SSesMrN5ANNSD,{
THE BAND Of the Fi n Res Il; xtt and The
on sDis w sHs'f%es = osgt Will Will
'H:; % for instruction sSa ti D.
n MONTGOMERY GUARD sF4 D !
covvIHkH srkfHli Va v;55tAthNST rFE:k
a xE:i szF1sbA9 II k7&iSiss May sssS'
:::%s. one ss' SoSs sSs ;'' :ssse a.
Dsos and hSn, IN full sumner I'm Uniform Nth
g. ssdsl q 5o 81 ci IehoNALD is. s.r.
H. n .Rishnana. Nay "a. $50 H' s.
~ rand van assemble Tor fSRADE q sAfgA-
no1%, ess: s:a. a and = via
kc., IN order Tor inspection. This psfade 10 re-
2s,ISsd =! ~: I. and the hns incurred ior noass
Ferseauts viii SUMMON their squads and report
70 Commandsnt. through the let Sergeant, On Fri-
day evening. 18th inst. 80 80 ss7'y
al ssakS S' T. kk ssa & hi y. s.,,
!. READQ'a8 NTH REG. Va. MILlTIA,l
II ncHMoND, Nay u, 1850
6enelal Order Ne. B. 4 st4si.
NJ Let. In Qbedienco 70 Brigade ogdefs, No. ]. the
1:,Annssl Tr.in.nS - Hf1eSF. e ta!s kssnsas
dnue three days. OAcore will aseemble in front
81 the City Hall, 1t O'Clock +. y each DAY 81
"a: The Essimsntal mustsg will - AeA ep SAT:
yR1AY; 2Sth INST. at II o'clock A. la - tFoat Of
q. Cemn andasss Of companies via have tseir
rstusps rss1y ioF delivery ~ The Adjstaat on tie
III u lie kss iI STAT vim report 70 ~
Colonel Com4aaalng. in front Of The City Hall. q
ssa''a aeoeie s otd se 81 B ). A. cLA9xsoN.
- q. h Aussss. Sssiss x1j'E ~ Tit
64lNY -1RUSU9Ss. C. --yNls &SsS5S,
UafeS n, 4aar o.. 4aif An4 Is4eA4E Dall9N.
q. a g: 3: s. 6s ssS g.
1N W ~ & -. s,ss;,i e.. Asis 0sadIes: :
80 g O. $500 = fAlAeAll1e.
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N HEAU1 KS 1sT RECT. OF VA. VOIS.,(
RICHMOND, May 18th, 1850. I
sa qua Sa nads % th he
ment. will assemble on the Capitol Square on the
afternoons OF MONDAY, TUESDAY and WE'D
uniform. Officers will provide themselves with
SHOULDER straps appropriate to their grades.
at 81 O'Clock P. NJ, on THURSDAY, 3lst inst ).
for review and inspection The Field and Staff
after three O'Clock. The Band ard Drum Corps
will report to the Adjutant at the last-named hour
on the Capitol Square. BY order.
my 26-4t WIN. w, MUNFORD. Adit
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:. ATTENTIOU, 9Th COMPANY, 179th
u REGIMENT.-In obedience to Regimental or
dere No. 5, YOU are notified to assemble in front
40 o'clock. A. NJ. AbsAutees will be fined 81.
and those Who have not reported themselves for
enrolment will be fined SS. r-f
BY order Of the Col. Comd'g.
GEO. J. AUSTIN, Adj't.
This company district is bounded on the west by
18th street, east by 26th street, south BY James
river. and north By the corporation line.
my 25-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

$ FOR SALE.-A JOB
!, IN Levisbarg. Va, per.
sale. Besides other job
Court Of Appeals Of the
, and the s'GroenbFior In
By contract at this Of
WA. r. FARISH.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-26

a CARD-TO Ny WTFE.-I would aSsin re-
"A quest you through the medium Of the public
yoas hsps.: ,ssn ana ssai Sssssnd ana the
path Of rectituds Wherever ron eo,:l viii follow
you, il to EARTH rsnesess 4S9na.; ..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1860.

the third, so it dies and wholly vanishes in
the fourth Man, too, is governed by this
law He blooms like the flower of the
field, fourishes for season, and then is
cut down by the death angel, and returns
to that dust out of which the Almighty
originally formed him. But, unlike the
decayoG leaf, he shall live in a more per-
feet and gloriGed body-which is the chris
tian's JOY and comfort when he comes to
lay down this tabernacle Of clay.
RG~Picty and wickedness cannot dwell
together
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
THE QUAhERS ARE OUT.
A NV SONG BY IoHy Q. WHITTIER.

NV s0NG 81 J0HN @. WHIrTIER.
At a Republican meeting held in Georgetown Mass
Achuse.s, last week the following lines from the Qua
ker poet were read.
Not vtinlY We waited and coantea the hours
The buds Of our hope have burst out into flowers,
No room for mis- isgying-no loop hole of doubt
The plot has exploded--weye found out the trick;
The bribe goes begging; the fusion won't stick.
When the Wide-Awake lanterns are shining about,
The rogues stay at home, and the true men come out
The good state has broken the cords for her spun:
Her oil springs and water won't fuse into one;
The Duchman has seasoned with freedom his krOut
Md SLOW, late, bat certain, the QulkerS are out;
Give the flags to the winds-set the hills all afianlc
Make way Tor the man with the patrarch's name;
Away with msglying-away' with all doubt,
For Lincoln goes in when the Quakcrs come out.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01

B=The idea of installing the Pope in
Jerusalem has been kroached by the French
press. They say that it is no further from
Jerpsalem to JaTa than from Rome to its
seaport, Civita Yecchia; railroad would
place Jerusalem within Que hour Of the
Mediterranean, and it would be very nearly
as convenient for the Catholic world as
Rome is now. 1t would add, also, very
much to the advance Of Christianity in the
East The French army in Syria can easi-
ly take possession of Palestine, if the Sui
tan should dare to refuse demand for it
in fact, they say it Forld be the easiest
way to settle the Roman question.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
The Falling Leaves,

As we look out against the pale autumn
nal sky, here and there hidden by greyish
clouds that are lazily moving along, the
eye catches the beautiful intervening OBJ
jects and dwells with delight upon the ex-
pansive forest, now exhibiting the first
signs of approaching decay in the varied
hues of its hitherto uniformly green and
Injurious foliage. To the lover of nature
it presents grand and magnificent pano-
rama, far superior to anything that the
hand of man could fashion and adorn. But
soon its beauty shall have faded and its in
terest died, to be numbered only among the
things that have passed away. Frosts and
chilling blasts will sever the thread that
binds the leaves to their parent boughs,
and cause them to seek the earth, there TO
decay and disappear or be hidden from the
view by the first snow of the approaching
winter Thus all things here are evanes-
cent and often perish when in the height
of beauty It is universal law in nature
that everything has its seasons, like the re-
volving year-Spring, Summer, Autumn
and Winter--apd that ss it blooms in the
first, ripens in the second, and Withers in
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
Difficulties.

Every person must expect to meet with
difficulty, in some form or other, in passing
along the thQrny path of life. Indeed it
seems to be a set principle in nature that
nothing can have an uninterrupted and un-
alloyed existence; the tender shrub must
endure the chilling blasts Of winter, as we'll
as enjoy the rich luxuriance Of summer
and mar being no exception to this uni
yersal rule, cannot always rest on 'downy
beds nor tread the path where flowers
alone are found. He will meet with oppo-
sition, reyerSes, prosecutions and conten-
tions in their turn, whether he anticipates
them or not, and when he least expects the
wound 'the shaft will pierce the deepest
lie must bear the brunt Of insult, and rest
content beneath the lash of slanderous
tongues. The votaries Of sin will assail him
on all sides, and the Vaccinations of the
evil Qne will be thrown around him, to yin
him from habits of purity, virtue and So
briefly, to plunge him into the gulf of deg
radiation and misery, to be forever and ire
trieyably lost with the myriads who swarm
in the eaverns of perdition.
These are some of the difficulties which
the christian must encounter as he glides
along down the streap Of time; bpt, not
withstanding, he has his seasons Of re-
joicipg and gladness, and with his heart
well tempered by the grace of God, he
leans for support in his trials upon the arm
Of Him who is strong ia battle ana mer-
ciful in the hour of bereavement.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-11-01
In0RAh & RELIGIOUS
THE BIBLE.

"Ils a fountain ever bursting,
Whence the weary may obtain
Water for the soul that : thu~tiug,
And shall never thirst again.
lis lamp forever burning,
By chose Leyer-dyiug light,
Sinners, from their errors turning,
Are directed through the night
lis a mine Of richest treasure,
Laden with the pUrest ore:
Aud its contents without measure,
You can never well explore.
'Tis chart that never fails you,
Which God to man has given,
And tho rudest storms assal you,
WI! guide you safe 20 Heaven.
lis a tree whose fruits unfailing,
Cheer and stay the faiuting soul.
And whose leaves the nations healing,
Scatter JOY from pole to pole.
'fis a pearl Of price exceeding,
All the gems in ocean found;
To its pTecepts ever listening,
IN its truths may abound.