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LIENS


THE face is not an index TO the heart
The blooming peach, whose'beaury il Very
exquisite, hsth heart Of stone.
Il have turned many woman's head, =
69asted young noblenSu OF Frarre.-
you"
Glow foolish for nau 70 sell his brains.
for the sake of pleasing little place in
tue bottom OF his mouth. not two inches
square -
REPUTATION Is often got without merit
and lost without crime
IT is beauty's privilege TO Kill time, aud
times privilege to kill beauty.
II is very possible TO he too witty to. be
earnest, and too earnest TO be witty.
To the greater part Of mankind i, ia less
dangerous to do injury than much SER
IT may, perhaps, be thongh difficult 10
decide which Is The most destructive-,he
inortar 10 the battlefield or the mortar in
the drag stores.
BfitAnnia's breast with pity sueIls
p, BOT a,Iyfs1ta.r 'sro3Es are nssE fSoiOn
Is but the rise aud Eau Of-colton
To make your coat last. avoid using it
rinually.
ARan cannot pass anything that is bet
TER than good woman, nor anything that
is worse than bad one.
THE saying tha, "tbere is more pleasure
IN giving than receiving" it supposed 20
apply to kicks, medicine, aud advice.
lSFge portion of the productions. OF
the hnniau mind moves on in dusty pro.
cession from the. prInting-press to the
nk-maker's.
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LoC.A I I'D,
Cor. Baltimore and iCharIes-Sts.,
BALTI4oRE, MD.
rIHuIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
4 prosperous and aourtshtnG condition. TEies du.
ng the last two years has e been necsnsa 10 oht1I,
larger apartments for the accommodation Of ne IN
eFeastng number Of Etudents, representing noarIy
every state In the Union. S
1t nov occupies one Of the most eonsuIeuous ana
destrably located buildings In the city NE roonS
SEe S9enodousy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advlntAges aud facilities here offered to youn,
e ae.1E1ng % qualify themselves properly for tbs
qg5.es o. me Counting Room, or to obtain
InSuFpaed in ahy particular by any similar estab
ltShment In the United States. =
EACULTFI f8s
Elk. LOSIER, s.s.4
neP6l-LeetursE on the Science Of Accounts Com,
.-r-5 mere, bushes CuStoms etc.
}. N. PHILLIPS
Professor ofth Theory and Practice Of
AID Commercial Calculations re
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of BOol-R eetinR
n. C.JOHNSOE,
Professor OF BuHLness and ornamental PsnmSnshin
Lecturer on Mercantile LaS4:- =
REV. L. fRATES REESE, D. D,
lecturer on COEnmerial Rthins . 70,
TRUsrEEs: ii=-@
Hon. JR0: 2 Kennedy' Hon. Jeahua yAnsant,
TNsoi, ,V!s Fan Nm b. Keighlers Esq,
The College is provided with co,1T's-s;II1
o. standard Works expressly for the Of the stu
r.. EiS sssssDt has dsak to himself and Is
can enter At any time. - '1'"' HA40Ass
meuSuGIly equired toeompietsth s fuIloon-,.
from to IL WeOkE - iuti e
DIPIoNA 4 awarded to all Graduates.
a large and Beautifully OEnamented Cfrcular eon.
Gaang upEaFdso Of SIX BQUERE YREf, me
SAtet1or ana Interior View Of the College, Vnfi6uS
dsdgnE penmAuahip, &C. senf nv mai
hee 81 charge, with efynE fBii
pArt1cnLars. Address ;cEzf y Xxx LoSIER -
BdHfBIOTe Ma.
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.lio&4 it to possess superior virtues,S H.
for the treatment of these COM
piAiuts. EBES KNIGHT. ND.
A u. MORLEY, ESQ. Of Urea. \. r.. ,,yi,s.. at
have used yOur Peet0TGI myself in my family ever
since you Invented II, and believe Il the best 6e6
cine for itspurPCse ever put ont: With tad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a koffIs
than do without 1t, or take any other remedy
Group, IyhoopInK Cough, Inhuenza.
SPEINGTIELD, Miss. Feb =, 1850.
BEoTuER AIEE: will cheerfulIy certify your nc.
toTat Is the best remedy posses for tie cure Of
whooping eouEh croup, and tho chest diseases Of
children. We of your fraternity In the south an.
precia;e yOur akin, and commend yonr medicine 10
our people HIRAM C0SKLTN, M 10.
AMOS LEE ESQ, NoXTEEET IA writes "A Ian
1856: Il had tedious Influenza, which confined me
in doors six weeks took many medicines without r.
liefI finally tried your eoOraI by the advice Of onr
my throat and lungs leSs than one half the bottIe
uiade completely we'll Your medicines are me
cheapest a. well rs the best can buy, and We g.
mans friend" = y
Asthma or phthIsIe, and BronehItIsi
WRIST MANcHEsTEE Pa, Feb T. 1856 70
SrE: Your Gerry Pictorial Il performing marvel
louS cures in this section 1t hRs relieved several
curinG who has labored under an afeetion ~
the lungs for the last forty yearA =
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A A RAMSEY. N. D., ALaioS, AIoSRoE Co. IOWA,
NFltes; sept. o. 1855: "Durtng my practice Of many
years 1 have found nothing equal TO your C6eyTI
Ebet0r0l for giving and relief to cousumptiTe
patients, OF caring suCl, a. are euFabIS.5
We m ght add volumes of Evidence but the mot
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy "a
found in its effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever bean known
which cured 50 many and such dangerous cases as
this. SOME no human aid can reach: but even 10
those the Cherry Pictorial affords relief aud comfort
AsToE HoUsE, NV Yo1K CTR, Marcel, G. 1sss +.
DOcToE am, LOWELL: feel Il dntyand = Meas
uTe to Inform you what your Cherry Psstckui ~
done for my wife. She had been i've months iat1rDV
nHer the dhnEerous symptoms Of Consum ption iron
Stllsl no AaEe eoula procure gave her mach relief
She was steadily falling, until Dr.. Strong Of this
city, where We have come for advice recOniiueudel
trial Of your medicine. We bless his kIbdDeSs -
We do Your ski; fer she has recovered from that day.
he S not yet as strong as she used to be- but Is free
fro her cough, and calls herself well,
Yours with gratitude and TSZarIi.i5 Z
ORLANDO SHELBY, on sHEIlYvItIE.
Cs!SuElEtires, do not despair tin you have trisa
ATfE's CHEERT PEefORAL II Is iiSds 81 one 81 he
best medical chemists IN the world andts cpreg m
around rs beSPelk the high merits Of IL yfrtues-
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MA YORS OF THE
Great Cities.

4
SuFanee to d that the remedies Of pR. J:C; AfkK
I CO. q Lowell, ayers sAraPartlla7 Pill! Ague
ouEo, and Cherry PoetO5all have besn toa3S to e
medicines Of great excellence, and worthy the con
6dsnee Of the community.
HON. JAMES COOK, o,a,.,, u.ss
A0N' ALD'N ~ Mayor Of NASHUA, n. n.
HON K W. AAA asyo4 q SaiANcHEsrnR, S.H.
nVN' 'OAN A'D Mayor Of CONCORD. n. n
On 4 n sOl@G &s56t Of vORcrs1ER, MASS.
HON sAFp't sltspEr Mayo. q s.rr,4 MASS.
HON. ?. W LINCOLN, 5 H;,o, Of BOSTON, MASS.
AON' VIM \ AD a.ydr of PROVIDENCE. R. +
HOs, AMOS ". PRENTICE MICE ;, NORWICH conn.
HON ! \ HAN5 as5or Of NEW LONDON, CONN
HON eHAs :. Ro1t 5Fs;.. .e aosrrr.l, 9. Z.
HON. D. ?. rrENAS Nv, :, MN roRx CITY.
HON. H. NJ K1NsrRY,
hon. ADAM "Hsos, Mayo. Of TORONTO. !. v.
--O'' y = D-s Mayor Of c1NcrsHAT1, ONO.
HON / 4 eRAvEos ssI,s, Or LOUISVILLE. rr.
HON 'oH= SLOAN Mayo. :, LYONS. IOWA.
ms 'A4l' Mayor q BowMANv1ILr, c. ",
4'' ' Mayor of AUGUSTA, NE
HON. Henry oooP Es,: ~ :, u.rrovzr,. Mr.,
HON. JAMES s. BECK,
zsrsg . Mayor Of YRkDERloEoS' n B
-., Ll4iI KsyoF Of NEW BEpEoaD. MASS.
HON. J. BLAIsDELL,
! 80 2aI Mayor Of FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. ". H. oRANsToN, la az9ea
Mayor Of NEWPORT, r. L
hon. 'ns1 sFAnh. Mayo. Of o4rss4. Ill
] Mayor Of DUBUQUE IOWA.
Hon. THOMAS cRuTcHE1EID.
Hos- ROBERT nrt Mayor d TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
'. :, : Mayor Of nE,,PHrs. TENN.
l0', 'AFAED s1 nsgss Of NEW ORLEANS, La
HON. H. D. sCRANEos.
HON. DE- WITT C. GROVE;
HON GEORGE !. Tlta9 s:,.. Of ,.rr..vae. Pa
Mayor of DETROIT. MICH
HON. HEMAN |, PAGE.
Ho'- '. VAUGHN. Mayor q RACINE. WIS
| Mayor of KExosHA, WIS
/ Mayor of CHICAGO. Ill
i Mayor Of az1MA, ALA
: : a.yor q MONTGOMERY, ALA
HON. ". g. HoLYBAp.
Mayor Of COLUMBUS. GA
DON. EsPARrrRO MANUEL.
DON P1ErRn De oApArIo.
Pos EsFEPH4sr Ropn1ogEs: 80.
DON Aa7osIo BoHryEH ~. :, -. .,,.a
DON N. q. M1LASeNo, 80
DON MARC sEsoU1pHDAL1A,
ssa Mayor q NO 5ANKRo, BRAZIL
Certify that the resident DrpEgist. have assure
Ayers sarsaparilla
I. an excellent isg@ssdy, and worthy the eoaads1e,
Ayers Sarsapar1lIa. T
! Ror SbFinK nfss,s.- . - EEr 81 F--7T5-l
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FOSTERS, PROGRAMME S,
&C.. Sc. SC

ss-we have, at a hcavye1pendlture, furnfahCdo our
job Ohiss with an necessary materials, embracing
TYPE, RULES BORDERS, CUTS. he,
Of the Latest and fashionable styles, to render it
capable Of executing work equal that of any other
establishment in the city ond possessing facilities in
the way Of Steam, be- far doing work e1PeditiousIy,
unsurpassed by any other once We respectfully pre-
sent claims for share of public patronage assu
ring thuse who entrust theIrUor to us that no sort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction
novll-'59 CABIPBGLL + MrDERM0T
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HIaCkW0OdlS Maga2Ina

The present critical state OF European affairs viii
render these publications unusually intereatInE dur
ing the foEtheoinGE year They will occupy = mic
die gronnd between the hastily written nsWs-itens
crude speeulAtionA- Rnd lying Of the daily
Journal and the pondeTouE tome OF the future his-
tOritn written after the living interest and excite
ment OF the great political events Il the time shan
have passed away It Is to theNe Periodicals thar
readers mEst look for the only really Ineligible AMI
reliable history Of current events. and as such IL
addition to their vel established literary scenIit
and theological character, we urge them upon the
consideration Of the reading, M bIic-5r 80.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
British publIsheIS gives additional value 20 these
Reprints, iAAsmneh they eau nov be TlsckA ii
the hands Of subscribers about soon as the oriy
nal editions.
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TRANsPoRTATIoN..
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WILING, 2elh lIarrl. 1852
DEUARIl0N OF BUSINESS 0N THE BALFI-
H. b4OAE OHIO RAIL ROAD The COMPANY
having thoro1Ehly reeo1stEnete1 the breaks in the
track ana bridges Of ietF TUlld, under 6oTefnmept
pEoteetton ana having Ell1ed their InnnaEe trans
PoEtations VII, and after Tuesday The n 4prI
IN three PAsssnger trains foIIoEG-the road be
ING tna1Eoa ghly and completely guarded
Neil Tram viii IsaTu Wheeling At qsS3 F. N Bsn-
wood Al loo P n, arrive at BaItinlore Al p D.
Returning, leave Baltimore AZ $50 A. NJ arrives
BenEoOd AZ $50 A NJ, Wheeling At $50 n
Wheeling and Cumberin11d AeouE1I1oSltfon Train
vii leave Wheeling At I031 A. N Ben rood a lO.50
A n; arrive At CumbeEiAn3 AZ e:35 P. n
Returning, leave Cumberland I:i5 A n, arrive
at Wheeling AZ de40 p. Al
" p SMITH, Master Transportation
L y. COLE. General Ticket Agent
4. DIRFY.
h. : JACORS- STrAin Superintendent
J. Z. WILLARD
J. 3. Y0RD, Gent Agent, Wheeling. nh3l
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TERMs. (l.egnlar rriees.l
POSTAGE.

The Postage to any part Of the United states will
be hut TWRGTY-POUR CENTS a year for s.BIScE.
wood, /" and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each
Of the Reviews.
A the above prices the Periodicals vim BE fur
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEss, IN
FL UEHZA. BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPISG COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPIEST CON-
Sumption,

and for the relief eonsumptve patients in Advauc-
ed stage o. the dsicase.
We need not speak 70 the pubIe Of its virtues
Throughout every GOWN, and almost every hamlet OF
'he American States, its wonderful puIIon-
RTy complaints hare made It already known. Nay,
lew the EIileP in any civilized country this
continent without some perAOnal experience ofIts
Effects, and fever yet the communities any where
which have DOT NtnbnE thsnI slne living trophynf
its victory over tnc subtle and dRngerous dtsszefof
the throat and lungs. WhleIt Is tile most powerful
antidote yet known to mau for the formidable nd
dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs 1t L
also the Pe1sAufest and safest remedy that can be
employed Tor infant and SoanR I.ersous. Parents
should have IL in store slInst tue inShuOus enemy
that steals upon them upTepared We have abnnI-
ant grounds 10 bel eve the CHERRr PEcIORAL saves
TnorS lives by thG oJnEuuptions it prevents tl.an
thO-eit cures Keep it byyOu, cure your colds while
they are durable. NOR neglect them until no human
ican master the memorable canEer that. fastened
on the vitais. eaGi your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality q lung IisOrdsn aud they know
tho the virtues Of this remedy, need not do more
than them tits still made the best It can he
We spare cost toll to prOiace il the
Bast perfect Pessibe, and thus alor those who rely
on Il the best agent which skill can fnrnsh tor
their cure. 80
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Practical aad .taaIytteal ctes,ist Lg,aen, Ratr.
And sold by A. {. GOOD 1 ca. and by all Druggists
and deaieE in Meiieine everywhere. mills
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheel-
ing Rail Road. ~

E go
NS AID AFTER slOSDAY, May 5th, lslEe. Pas-
~ teaEeT Trains VII leave Bridgeport 3 foi.ows
(SundayB sIeep;ed:l
10 : a n. afhSl 4rAin. szo2ris AZ All station.
EEe4 A. ft;tsbaTEh AT S=25 p. n, sud
232 :. NJ Expires TrAin. Eloppfng II al gtations
,.-,,-n =, arrives Il Firts.ur5.h Al so Pm.
81 A u. And CisTsland At 9.l5 a. II.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland a. 9-2j 4. " and 5:l5 P NJ ar,
EtIe At Bridgeport At 3:S5 P. ", ard 4:5S A NJ
Lave Pittsburgh At loo a. NJ, 6.tO A. ~ and
l&50 P IL aEriTe Al Bridgeport At 4:54 A n To- "a
4. u. and ass P. ". -
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh Win Pennsylvania r. E. for HArri.
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila.
delphiA, New York aud Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland ( ToIod z R Tor san
duslsyy Toledo, Detroit, Chicago AMI
All points in the NORTH TESI. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Cheap and The NeRTH WEST. With
CteEeiapd Erie R Z for Erie, DON
kirk, Budalo and Niagara FaIIs. With
Cleveland, ColulnbGs Circianatf Tor
Cineinuzti.
At Hudson With tie c. 2, L C. R.R. for cuyahOra
Iaiis, Akron, NiiIsrEbursh and wo6s.
At Alliance vi!A Y. Fl. VI. & c. R.,R. for Canton
lum5uG. &c .
At stsubshJiIIs with p. C. / C. Line and Al uEII,ID
With G. o. q. R.R for ZanesTilIe New.
ARK, Columbus, 4eniR, Dayton. InI.
anapplts- CairO. Cincinnati LouiEJ Me,
81 Louis. St. Joseph AID all ToiiitI
VITA and South West.
Exenrion Tickets to Pittsburgh aud return $3T5
Fare always 1s low, and time much quicker thar
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, EortL
and East eau he procured az the once under tht
Mcclure HO1ss. Wheeling, Va or with PreiziI
AEent At bridgeport Station. .
Freight ooatEaets will be made at lowest rates &c
any point accessible BY this road and its connections
70 the E4st, North, West and Northwest at ono
under ALure House, or With Ft. Agent at Bridge
port Station. WIN. D.TERRY, Agent
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN A gent
Bridgeport. O..
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The above prospectus has IN to this date beer
lotisned In only one Of our leading papers for
- no ezra o!torts to get stock rlken have bsSn
~ o. the enterprise, that over two hundred thous
~ q the stock has already been taken. We
SI Ueny STATE that the shares are SIS each, paid
only when dividends are received.
e. ts ~ rnShey to spare. can by the Pur'
make an Investment that VIM nav ISrFsIS Snd hold
81 tat tSreadily converted into eash without ~
~ comm pnieAttons to the President prompt
"a Jrea: =. u st' smh3O-dEW2m
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL,
poE TIE RAPID CURE OF (
Coughs, Colds. and
HoarSeneSs.
RnflnEIp. ma NJ. ao ~.

BRlOITlELD, MAss., Dec. q, 1855.
DAD. C. Ara: l do not hesitate TO
say the best remedy have ever found
for Coughs, HoArseness. IniuenLa,
and the eOneomitant symptoms of 4
Cold. Is your CHEEIT PEcToRAL. Its
constant use in my practice aud my
family for the last ten yearB has
shown It to P1>seSS superior virtues
for the treatment of these coGn-
0HafFtfs RnRN ENInTyTF N n
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Missouri Mining Company
1ncorporatedAFl Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCFE * M 900


CAPITAL STOCK.............-...S5O 10000
ENHIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THR PUR.
II pose Of Advancing the great mining fDtersstsI
our state. We do not profess to be governed By
purely phtlGnthropte motives in initiating this
terprtSe. We believe tlEt the stock can Be made 70
pay large diTileudg aud at the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de.
VelontnE and making known the astonishing uinefa!
wealth Of Missouri than by the use Of i've times the
amount Of our capital invested in any other business
Ne ahA1 make the ONCE of our Company a tGm.
Riete mining bureau Of the mineral resources The
stAfe. We have power under our charter to Iur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever l5<a;CJ in
blEsouFt Great Inducements will be offered 10 cap
itallsts aud mining adTenturers who desire TO pGr
etlase and work paying mines, by dealing with thii
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
nave mineral lands for sale to send ms statement
OF te 1ame. deScribng the kind Of minerals on their
lands the number Of acres the location and the
eAI cash price they willing to take for said lands
y = sh4u work only such mines as pay largely, but
sha!l open and prove most the lands We SELL Tks
Sooks Tor subscription to the stock are now open
zoe once OF the Company, Main street, northwest
corner OF Locust over Merchants Bank, entrance
~. u kQsnst street Allhc feel an interest inhiS
DGslnsss and have money, viii DO well to cali aud
~ Those whaling stock living out Of the
ty, can secure Il by enclosing ten per cent Of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer
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sEo. Y. IoHNsoN.
g. w.JoHNsoN & SON,

manufacturer OF Copper, TIN aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
"ATING ATAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
IL improved facilities, We are better prepared nov
than ever to NIL All orders for any article work IN
the above line Of business. VRllies and Conductors
made 70 order, Steamboat work done in substA4.
tai and Workmanlike manner, We are row paving
particular attention to this branch the trade aud
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular To
Wholesale Dealers We can offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware Is
eomplete and the assortment e full all times We
keep stock Of and most approved patterns
Of COaland Wood Stoves on hand At All times.
y g. ". JOHNSON son,
Eo.1Te Market Square,
1yS-dkWtt Wheeling, VA.
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ORLANDO SHKLnY. -

C5alSnalptires do not despair tim You have triss
ATfEs CHEERT PEefORAL II Is made 81 one Of he
best medical chemists IN the world andits eures N
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----|-TI---- = I'm a. aIUhIUNl
No. Is Maiden Lane. New York
Any sending single letter post stamp will re.
ceiTe n circular with fac smile enErAvinEs Of the
above sizea and styles, mh24. 2nd
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S1LK HATS.-Re bayo Ip,t ,z.ns;vsi 4 mOst
~ of siik IIatS. 70 which We invite
n rs 4toA Of gentlemen Wanting good article tP
y, sal y nne. lmh24i HARPER BRO.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
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and other paper.
So None but cash orders will re-
ceivc any attention. Paper 24x3G
to arrive.
! have also for sale, the following
second hand materials:
\ font of 800 lbs. BREWER,
" goo -
80
{" $40 Long Primer,
6 fonts 9 line BREWER.
4 Long Primer Condensed.
Together with the column, head, ad-
vertising and dash rules, leads, &c.
Also-A N Mediu,l Printing Press,
Roller Mould, &c, all complete, and
the following materials used for a
short time in the publication of Il
weekly paper: About $50 lbs. of
Bourgeois and Minion, with two line
letter; column, head, advertiser. and
dash rules, cases, chaScs, etc.
These materials will be sold low
for cash.
All the requisite materials for a
paper 2lx2S, will be furnished for
500, decidedly cheap.
An entire outfit for 4 paper 26N40,
| have the disposal of, for the exceed
ingly low price Of $1,000.
The Job Type of a well assorted
Job Office, together with the cabinet,
and Job Press, Lead and Brass Rule
Cutter, etc. Price $3.50.
JNO. DICKINSON,
s22tt Shreveport, La.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10
Uhs 5ea,i- Dews.
p o q z RY .
For the !Mrereport Ne,cs
THE SOLDIERS LAMENT.
BiliAtDEE.

tiEAtbEE.
Shall never more meet thee, thou loved OF
my heart
O! why should the faithful he forced thus
to part;
/ gaze on the tlowcrcts that s;>ange the lea.
And wherever turn I'm reminded of thee.
The rosetrees of Autumn are bright in their
But theirsweet opening petals dispcl not my
gloom;
For in spring time, I've gathered fair roses
with thee
Asnure and as white as the foam on the sea.
Where art thou this evening amid the gay
throng,
Dost thou spend the bright hours with mirth
and with song?
Caust thou smile on the fnyored and think
not on me-
But thev never can love, as l now worship
thee.
Thou art rich. thou art lovely, alas! l am
Thy parents forbid me to enter their door:
The spirit they bind not, wherever be
/ ever am thinking, ana dreaming oi 'hee.
If l look on the fowcreIs-that bloom on
my way,
think of the chaplcs wove t},eelast May;
Ii look at the stars, which are twnlliuS on
high,
Or list to the brcezes, that lnurmur and sigh;
l think Of those dark eyes, that bcaned love
for me,
And of sighs and of tears when l parted
with tEee.
0 how could | bear for to see thee a bride.
The one that love by favored one side !;
But the waters of Lethe, will flow not for me;
Though the pillows of mcmery may foam as
the sea.
Farewell. my beloved l 60 to the field
To meet the dread foe and never TO yield,
Till the enemy dies, or glorious DEATH
Is the fate of tho one, who with his last
breath
,Vill bless thee, beloved whose sin it may
be
Is punished, for making an Idol of thee.
Tienna, Nor. 1861.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-10

Col. Candy, in command of the
military department of New Mexico.
has retaken Forts Craig and Stanton.
on the Mesilla border, driving the
Texans away, and was, at the latest
dates, en- route for Fort Fillmore to
dispossess the enemy there; thence
he intends marching into Arizona to
drive off the rebels. Having sufficient
force, there can be no doubt of his
success.