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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
poetrpp.
: WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN

ny NATE C.MERON
Oh, welcome sight II vii truly he
When my ship CONES sal!Iu; over the sea,
The sea that d,yIies the Present. and Real
From the boundI'ss Ful.r. and vast Ideal
The way Is hong, and Ii, many a day
Since the ~as wore spr,al IN Hopes fair hay,
But through weary wat,h.m.s my song hath BEEN
. NEED only wait till my shrp comes IN
1t is freirhtcl with all my cunlhood's dreams.
With those hall forgotten, hli golden schemes
That aru based IN a faith III fairy lore,
Which, once lost, naught c,tu ever again restore
such visions of beauty and glImpscs Of bliss
May be found IN the next world, but never in this
Yet turn with sigh from life's busy din,
And say, II viii wait I'll my ship comes ini
And Youth hath ventur, on board wccn-
The gold antthe gems that might deck queen
The marycIs Of skill and the treasures OF art
That hold such sway DER the young dreamcr's heart
Ola relies from many l.r-oti cline
Gided by Mcmory,-!arkencd by Time
I've longcd for them l,--if that were a sim
And I'm waiting still till my ship comes inl
All, rich hall be when that hoardcI storo
l. safely tnde within my door
| can think what keen joy my heart will thrill,
And what thankful tear my eyes will I'LL,
And many dear friends wi Ill share II with me.
For my love, ike my hope, Is bnundrss and free,
And to more than one hath my promise been,
I'll remember You when my ship comes in"
Aas that the Future 20 seldom yields
\ harvest FIR what We SOW in her fields
That III" hopes ~ planted in day gone by,
Wondering and drad IN the frrr,ws lie;
That year after year we must watch in vain
For the rpemcd fruit and tho golden gram
For it all has part OF the cargo been
OF that well-blcu shp,--that never comes in
Yet | do not despair for by and by
shall see my ship at anchor lie
In that harbVr for which the ycarn.ne heart
VIII ya!uly search every earthly chart
All safely moorcl hy that shining strand
Which We vaguely call - The Better Land !"
While free from sorrow. from doubt and from sin,
WthJoy shall welcome that good ,hp u
Oh, that spirit.ship with Is snowy sails,
- gently stirred by tho soft baIuly e3ucs
Not aIon" will my vanished hope be there,
But the love and Tho lost, the youn- and fair
And the longings which earth could not nlh
And the tics which death could not rraG or chill
All these shall bc mnc,-and such rlze to win,
| can wait Gup'S time TIL my ship come, III
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21

oar. There Art, Invention, Discovery,
Science, Morality, Religion, may safe
ly and securely float. 1t wandcrs
through every land. 1t is a genial,
cordial source of thought and inspira
ton, wherever it touches, whatever it
surrounds. Sir, upon its borders, there
grows every flower of grace and eve
ry fruit of truth. am not here to
deny that that river sometimes over
steps its bounds. am not here to
deny that that stream sometimes be-
comes a dangerous torrent, and de-
troys towns and cities upon its bank ::
but am here to say that, without it,
civilization, humanity, government,
all that makes society itself, would
disappear, and the world would return
to its ancient barbarism. Sir, if that
were to be possible, or 50 thought for
u moment, the fine conception of the
great poet would be realized. If that
were to be possible, though but for a
moment, civilization itself would roll
the wheels of its car backward for
two thousand years. Sir, if that were
SO, it would be true that,
g As one by one in dread Medca's train,
Star after star fades off tn ETHEREAL plain.
Thus at her felt approach and secret might
Art after art goes out, and all is night.
Philosophy, that leaned on Heaven before,
Sinks to her second cause, and is no more
Religion, blushing wells her sacred fires.
And unawarcs morality expires.
Sir, we will not risk these consc-
qucnccs, even for slavery we will not
risk these consequences, even for I'M
ion; we will not risk these consc-
qucnccs to avoid that civil war with
which you threaten us that war
which you announce as deadly, and
which you declare is inevitable.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
A. B. +. HILDRETH.
General Land Agent,

ST. CHARLES CITY, FLOYD co, IOWA,
Will attend to buying, selling and selecting
lands on Commission, &c. Town Lots bought
and sold, money loaned, and the business of
conveyancing and payment OF Taxes promptly
attended to. Friends at the East, as well as in
this State, are requested to make application
to my agency. Satisfactory references given
if required.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
St. Charles City, Iowa, March 81, 1861.

Will our friends send papers and
letters, intended for us, to 81. Charles
City, EcyI County, Iora and aot to
est Charles, Iowa :" the latter Office
being two hundred miles from here.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
CARTER HOUSE.

j. IL. SMITH. U............PR PROPRIETOR,
MAIN STREET, CEDAR FALLS,
BIdckhark County, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iora
This House having changed hands, and un-
dergoing a thorough retitting and rcmodcling.
is now ready for the accommodation of the pub
lie. 1t is situated in the business part OF
Cedar Falls. The proprietor pledges himself
that no pains will be spared to make his guests
comfortable. Stages for different parts of the
country stop at this house. Iva
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
BRONSON HOUSE.


BRADFORD Iowa.
W ). MOWER. R....................P Proprietor.
The Proprietor would respectfully inf rm
the Travelling Public that he has again taken
charge of the above House and would be
pleased TO wait upon all who may favor him
with their patronage Stages leave daily for
the East, West and North. Charges reason
able rs at any House west of the Mississippi.
"a Good accommodations for teams. Iva
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
JOHN FURLONG Il SON,
WHOLESALE
GrOCerS and Commission Merchants

ls7 East Water ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
From our long standing and facilities for
doing business, We are prepared to sell Gro
ceries as low as any other House in the West
JOHN FURLONG & SON.
Milwaukee, April 20, 1869. l6yl
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
FOUNTAIN HOUSE.

FREDERICKSBURG IOWA
s. s. Troy, PROrRIEToR
This house has recently been repaired and
newly furnished. The Doc assures the truv-
eling public that every effort will bc made to
make his house home for the traveller
Stages leave this house for the East and
West daily 3:44tf.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
THEODORE MIX,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,

ST. CHARLES CITY, IOWA.
Designs. Plans, Estimates and Specifications
furnished for Public Buildings, Stores, Town
and Country Villas, Cottages, &c Detail draw,
ings or superintendent given when required
on reasonable terms.
Mr.. Mix is architect of the Court House. Ma
sonic Hall and other buildings in St. Charles
With his experience he is confident of giving
satisfaction To all who employ him. Jobbine
done at short notice at his workshop
st. Charles, Sept. |. 1857 5wtf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
American Hotel,
MAIN STREET. IWGREGOR, IOWA
wM. II. HARDING PROPRIETOR

wM. II. HARDING, PROPRIETOR.
Having again opened this well known Ho-
tel, the proprietor takes this means to inform
the Travelling public and the rest of mankind
that he intends to make it worthy the pat
ronage of travellers. and if attention to the
wants of guests, good fare and low prices are
any inducements, he hopes to have his share
of business
In connection with the Hotel is the largest
Barn in town, which is under the charge of an
experienced Ostlcr, and teamstcrs can depend
upon having their teams well cared for This
house being the Stage Office Railroad Ticket
Office. American Express and General Freight
Office. presents more advantages than anv
other can show in the city, and all lask of
my friends. is to try me once and if not salts.
hr will not ask them to come again.
VI Grr@n July 1850
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-21
STIMSON'S HOTEL.

CORNER OF EAST WATER 4 DETROIT STREETS,
NIL WItkEE
This House is located in the business part OF
the city, convenient to the Cars and Boats
e. Omnibus and Baggage Wagon always
ON hand to convey Passengers and Baggage to
and from the Boats and Cars free of charge
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING :

AGENrs FOR THE INTEIIvGENCER
A1- 5 VI. PETrENGHL, Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No ll9 Nassau street New York and 10 state
Street, Boston.
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TBe yntelligenttr.
a. Il. F.. uILDRETH, Editor.

. Westward the course Of empire takes its way"
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Die Mnfla1epunfte peS Sb ct It
8Iair aegen Sen. 8remOnt linO BIER
Der eelanbt ipproen. sic linp ii. a., poB General
2YOn ,nn6tbieer Beile 9eopfert pcroen isi nno
Sberlt Mu0i9an babe D%erltartt peroen tOnt'en,
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lultat ~perIelben miro wabrIheinltd purd ftte
@eneralOrore betannt 9ena6t tperpen. Die No>
mintltrattpn uno namentlth Cameron min den
Srempnt iebe nit Gem 6Ientlihen Nobl pertr19s
li6e @ele9enbett gu seben, Nliilpurt Der Union
wieoer3u9epinnen.
9a%gerbier ntGt beran 9enp. -
Sebn Eir9er tpur0e Derbaftet, unter Der Nnfla9e,
berau1benpe Wetranfe an SolDaten D~erfauft 81
baben er beipies Dor Sibter gBalter, DAP er nar
2aaerbier ~pertauft babe ltnp pisIer ertlarte pos@
lelbe fir niht beraulAeno. ClaA Der Nielopte :
.Ber ME lein 8rpp nit Sbrduen ab, gSer ME
pie fummeroulen Na9te" &C. u. @Gtbel
Wr6. Spaloing, rpbnbaft Gde 6 rno erftfr
Str, tpurpe BON Ni6ter MtGenna UNI $50 &C.
trait, neil lie btraulAenpe getrdnte an Solpa>
ten ~pertauft bate. -
S. u. Gobr wuroe p~e0eIben Ger9eb. MS tpeSfn
hm $25 9eltraft.
@inbrud.- @elfern purbe In Die gBob<
nung bon Nirs. SobnlOn, Nr. 9 Matne NSenue,
einee5rp6en unb @elp uro &Ult6arfeiten gu be-
Deutenoem 8etrase geraubt.
8egrabntB opn Gen. @tbpn.-
Oas 0eer1bnte BON Sen. Otblon fanO geltern
aegen Mhttas itatt. Der Yrdipent, Die @bsfs
Der Departments, Sen. Me@leIan uno cine
groBe Mn3abl 8elp= unp StabS=Sfi3iere tporen
~9e9entpartis.
8pn Der Mrmee. - COMMODORE Ou=
pOnt sins eeitern BON Bier nuA Nep<g)orf, um
pa5 COMMANDO Der 6re9atte Wabn1b, letn Stag
9enlaif in Der Iapatlantil6eu SApaprcn, 81
tberneDmcn.
Sberlt 3att bonn 1. DtitriftssgOl 9tegiment
lit fungtrenper Srigare- @eneral unp omman
Dirt Die jest auf @leripiau Sid ltationirte 8ri=
9abe.
Ote S4aluppe rSo6m 8ruwn"
fam 9eltern Nfprgen NIT elmer 3aoung Nufern
pom lnteren Yotpmnc bier an. Gapt. Wilter
Ia9t, ZAP er ungefabr SO Biz go SGifen beseg-
net iei NIT Seu, 5pl3 unO 9anpprUpuften. @r
fam bsi 6restone 9oint porbsi, obne moleltirt gu
perpen 1910 S6tfe b~sfanoen lhb in Der Sc
seap, pbne pab auf Tie sefeaert pnrpe.
Drtn5S ptnbtlle uno Sobn linb 9etern
nod Stem -gorf Suridsetebrt unp BADEN t6r lrii-
bereS 9osis I'm 8reoUUrt=5pule be3o9en. sic
beabliAttsen, i'm gaufe Der 8u9e NeppOrt gu
be u1en.
Das Sc I a BON g6aa. @erner, fritz
Der BON @earY'S @apalerie, murpe 9eltern erGff=
net. DafsIbe bate etnen nertmiirpigen 9ara>
srapben, NORM er leiner6rau 5 GentS pernta6te.
Dob miro ibr baS selsBltde Drittbeil Der Na9z
la6enlhalt ni1t sprentbalten merpen.
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9lrac=, 4ranbps, GBbisfeps%mniH ano @ss
(GIsr- Y uiti9D in pOrSisliterN ualtat. gu p%ertaufen bel
Yop28S 6. &. @tebert, @de Gpmbarhs II. SSrprt
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Galin1iren,
Oampferz9iite.

ZDEFEH3tUYPN &C. NJ
Iowie ~ii6erboupt ale arten ben Tribiabrsz unb Gpmmers
ffpffe gu biGiaen Yreik1 pr @tid eOer aaso. (Nls23, 6mt
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OVEFFT pNTTNE'
Baltimore. Ten %. Sspt. 1861.
Nadrbt wirb hermit 9eeeben. ben 2Sablri6Gern ano ben
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~Grpablun9 pea te etner Perlen bon ieber 2Sarb fdr ten eriten
3mei9 beS Stabtratbs am
Sipeiten Mittpc4 i'm Sttpber
aIS cen 9. bs. Wiis., pie Bon ben NabIr1tern teseihnet, bic in
un6 ilr bic Stabt Baltimore fir ie6eu 4reeiuet eruaunt iino, in
len re9uluen.
Die Vol8 perber an bem pben9enannten Gage non 8 nhr H4cr.
9enS Lis 5 ubr 9fadm tags rfcn eebaIten, ps in cen Staotoer-
prtnun9en por3ci6rteben.
Geo; s, Smttpir,
Di&0Ni SberiT fir rte Staet Baltimore.
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WnfprOeruua.

Mnforcerun8.
gegannte irSenb eiues Der na6tolgenbu gerionerl, bic in BEN
6eiseesteu Sabren BON Baltimore in ben militia rbtenf # Der
Ser. Staatsn 9eteten iiuo, wereen 9ebeteu uno es gu ibrem 8or-
tbeil fineeu, bem llGtersei6neten io9lsid Ntitibeituns gu MAIDEN.
Ilfreb S6Idtn8,
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0ute WGnGfet.

g. Sentfbe Spmpagnte
M fur ben Oienlt In nno un1 Baltimore.
Nob6em bic l. 6eutfhe @OEposnie bes r9ublic @uarb
lkf ~tte9tin'euis, +" @apt. 8luntenber9, ~pplSabIi9 sepproen 1T prb
80 NJ suffrage pes Se9tnients. y Commandments bur9 ben Inter.
frSftise Wtdnner, Scrbeiratbst Deer unperbeirattet, i'm Qitsr bon
t8-45 Sabren, merSen icfort an9enpmnien un6 einseIbmpren.
Die 9altte Der ep9nnn9en fam an bic 6anliIien pOrfGu6psile
au8besoblt pereen.
Sir r~pahdnet9e quite g~erpFesuns unb 8ebantluna lit oeIorat.
Iunleloun9en ttno ST. MAIDEN In BET beutifen &etrutirun0S 81
flee, SEQ. l6 Clio Ureceri6rr. unb in 9Th ggo(e SoGe, Wolfiir.
smilGen 2pMbaro. uno Hrdttfr.
SIM Guitra9e bes Col S&Iee:
Chr Bitter, 2teut.
M. &56Itu9, 2teut.
Ot2,SS9 @~Ottlteb 9 Of mttt &etr. -OIfbisr.
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Orittes OTeaintent, 30. g.

3 OFIIIES VEEHtlIIEIItI w. %
nm DaS brittle ~0te9tatent BET DtarHLanb= @olontdre mir6 sur Belt
PAAItnt 9 mp 8elgsr, nabe Yfrunt.Dppe, 9ebilOet un6 6Clfe, bic
1fetnsntreen miniden nnb fut auer 8ortbeile Der 1pferttaen Ofe-
trufirnn9 t~tetlbaitq MAIDEN moaen, fnb eriu@t. f6 unse
&&a'aunt 5u ntsISe,. gOtontdre weroen auf Die Souer ts &Iie-
hung unp @rattffattpn nis Die anberen 9esimeuter. .
SIN &nltraee ees 8rte9sbepartenent5:
Col. S. 6. DC pnnelI, Gcmmon6tur.
Office: SO. 112 8altintorefr., Gbu Der Office bes ,patript."
Bg- Sin tfti9er teGti@er Drill SIfSer, nm Ipelei9 cine Gort.
pa9nte 81 blben, miro perlan0t. @Q3OS
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NDbert 0ibfpm,
bouS= unD GShifsplumber

OnitS@ lnD SNtfSplurtber,
yD. z "Gutawbau8", 8altimprelr., pberbalb @utam3fr.
ten.
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rt4tun9ent NaI1 -8ebdlter, Nan9eS II. (. 10, ebenlO pat entirte
9poransS, mel9e nictt e~infrieren lmb nttt perwlItIid itno,
lperoen ougeert9t Mne garantht.
aaftuaDe weroen gut unb gu biatp,m arsie beprnt. (Sn 22,f
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@eGste @arb. = Wir MAIDEN bic beut=
lden Stimmgeber pteler Narp auf Die beute
Abeno in Some @uaro 6alle, @de scn GaYette-
unO @arptineltr., ltatttuoenpe primarzS erlammy
lung aufmerfiam.
ia sSn Der @irtbIAaft beS Srn. S. 8lanf,
$50. All SO. 8altimereltr., iperpen beute @benp
bic Srn. Yrpfefprsn Berabeau uno &1renb DurA
tire aue9e3ei9neten mulfaliiGen 2eiltnnsen bic
anweIenben Safe auf baS Nnsene9mlte nnterbal@
ten. WiSse beBbal6 teiner unterlafen, DieIer se@
mat6liden Nbenpunterbaltung bei3uppbnen.
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fE:a TrieSr. Safe,
AlllA 6anSl6reiner mo Baumeiiter,

SO. SO Gla1fr..
MDbnung Sic. Sub-SSre6erdlr.
Bg- aHe 1T bieieS Sel9ait eini@lasenpea 9r6eien weroer
prenpt nnp gut a~usaeflbrt. Oftl ,6nit
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FARM FOR SALE.

~ FARM FOR SALE.
% BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel county, the undersigned Trustee, will offer at
public sale, at Mersville Anne Arundel COUNTY on the
at O'clock 4 NJ, All Those TWO TRACTS Ok Ok PAR
GELS OF LAND situate and lying in Anne Arundel coun-
were puch sed by Richard J. Duval from Robert Lennon
ana are W " IN deed from Lennon adminstra,
and recorded in Libcr N H. G., No. G, folio $50, &C. as
BsS9aIn6g fer the Fl r G2cs at bounded stone the
running with and by The thirteenth line of said lot No
one hundred and fourteen poles and eight tnhs of pole
to bounded stone; thence north twenynine degrees th
tyye mlaueS west sXtYve poles; thence south eighty
one degrss diyhye minutes east sixteen poles; thence
thence south egtyHf1e eeg y Ig eat eight poles
ytWo p0les thence north ciEhtysevcn degrees fftyve
eight degrees Ty five innntss rem m noSes NOR eit
sGVtnty-one degrees twenty-five minutes east, six poles;
thence north sixty six degrees We mnutes east TWEEN
minutes cast twelve poles; thence south fynine degrees
t minutes east twenty five poles; thence seulh
poles thence north eighty degrees forty minutes east
three ortv min b G5i nGnce south twenty
thrtytwo degrees minutes east fourteen poles thence
south fifty degrees five minutes east twenty 20 ies
thence south twelve degrees five minutes east eleven poles
to bounded white oak tree thence south seTenyionr de-
gces ten minutes vest hun red and three poles thence
hundred and frytwo poles; thence north fty.seyen de.
Fms D%elyHEe minutes vest aT[two poles, to the be-
imnng' c0ntahlnE ana la,d cut for two hundred and
oneen acres ana one quarter and three poles Of
- 5GfnP nG m the second parcel at the Hgnnng
W co T ss W 9yG ana running herewith
minutes east one hundred and fourteenpOes and eight
nine degrees and htyiye mcnnes east sixty.ve poles
tihns twenty one acres and tHentyeigh perches more
Terms-9ne rd cash on the day Of sale or on the raf
cation thereof cueird in year and the ba ance in two
years from the day Of sale the credit payments to be Sc
ties to be approved by the trustee md hearng interest
from ON ne ne day y OF sale W. W. Glenn,
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4 OUNTING-ROOAlS FOR RENT. The under
- signed oler for rent at low prices several fine Office
change corner of Exchange Place and Commerce streets
These olhces are well located and admirably adapted to
any general agency business.
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r.....,.-.. FRUIT TREES,
Consisting Of the most choice assortment NJ po,- A,o
Trees, Grape Vines, etc, etc PN0t'S an" NurIaht
- me above are warranted TO be all genuine ~
varieties, and the largest offered in this civ 80
arcie Will positively be sold to the highest biddr
Terms cash, in bankable funds.
mh9n-en2f - ~ i ~ ~ Nv AuCt,
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94N0lit SALES.
ny II. LEhim0A ~ co.
i.UCHANAtS WHARF
CATET0GTTR GAIN

C0aEAC, ROCHELLE AND BORDEAUX BRANDY.
HOLLAND GIN,
RP, SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES,
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET,
OIL, ETC, ETC.
GA TUESDAY MORNING, I'd April at II o'clock at ware
house. G. Euchanan's wharf
<~Os DEAUX BRANDY in bond, comprising octaves,
qua ters and half pipes OF brands Of Otard, Dupuy
Co. j. HennesseY L Co., Pinet, Castlion Il Co
J, Faun Co., Washington Morton, Castillo SAFE
60 fzoFXsES$ sTr rp. WINE ..v,,.. l.,
As PACKAGES foRr WINE d. 80
16 PACKAGES HOLLAND CIV ..r-tn.,. p.r,n
$50 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE
800 CASES cLAREr
800 BASKETS OLIVE OIL.
mh25ts ? LENNON < m
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EAMES r CHANCE

d MID L. UIANCE,
~ GATE AUGTIONEERl
GENERAL COMlISSIOE MERCHANT
Ana Dealer in all kinds of AUGAON GOODS suited to
both City and Country Merchants who are reonpsed in %
anime the same before purchasing elsewhere. -
JAMES r. CHANCE,
Commission Merchant,
"a stories 3 y, corner Baltimore and Charles ss
mhl9tf Entrance on Charles stras+
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-02

SPLENDID COLLECTION OF BULBS AND FLOWER
SEEDS consisting Ct sorts Of Narcssus, with twoold
clusters II sorts of Tulips coOTs and fragrance
sorts OF Ranunculus, first choice and very double 90
varieties Of Odoriferous, from Holland.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-02

a LARGE AND DIVERSIFIED ASSORTMENT SUIT.
aE Eo roTS: 90 sorts of Double Anemones, with 200
1%rSues OF New Flower Seeds Plants and Bulbs all of
r nae neen selected with great by the Florist
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-02

ESOR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country-Seatg,
= Lots and Ground EertS fine Farm mile from the
tanning 100 acres wen improved One OF $40 acres in Lou.
con county Virginia, the loudon and hampshire Rail-
road lana IN nigh state Of cult vaon buildings
you'd be divided into two more farms if desired price
SO per acre One OF 10 the Western
KallTo2d, miles from Baltimore. Livery Stable and
CGach Mandatory German street, near Faca will be
sold bargain Apply to j. ID O;DFII "
mn2btf NJ. 81 SarOud street
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-05-07

PO ETRY Y.

ALPS for the Best.
Ais for the best be sanguine and cheerful,
Trouble and sorrow are friends in disguise,
Nothing but folly goes faithless and fearful,
Courage forever Is happy and wise.
AlPs for the best,-if man would but know it,
Providence wishes US all to be blest;
This is no dream of the pundit or poet,
Heaven is gracious, and-alls for the best
Ais for the best set this ON your standard,
Soldier OF sadness, or pilgrim of love,
Who to the shores of despair may have wandered.
A way-wearied swallow or heart-stricken dove.
ALPS for the best -be man, but confding,
Providence tenderly governs the rest,
And the frail bark of His creature is guiding
Wisely and YEARLY, all for the best
All for the best! then fling away terrors,
e Meet all your fears and foes in the van,
And in the midst of your dangers and errors
Trust like chlld, while you strive like man
Alls for the best!-unbiassed, unbounded,
Providence reigns from the East to the West,
And both by wisdom and mercy surrounded,
Hope and be happy that all's for the best!