The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-10

10-Mr. Stevens Furniture wagon,
with tOrch-bearers and water
clacquers.
1.-THE Leary steamboat line om-
nibus, Illuminated, drawn by two hor-
SEES, and loaded like an omnibus
inside, and displaying on the top, in
stead of a costly Saratoga trunk, a large
transparency, representing sea and
island steamers, and the notices cal
ways ready to contribute to public i'm
provement and the welfare of Norfolk"
"Water converts villages into cities"
"Water our element: we know its
value" Do all you can for water:
steam cannot be generated without it,"
12--Lieutenant Daniel Knowles At
lantic Hotel omnibus, in holiday dress,
illuminated, with twenty-four inside,
and room for one more.
l3-The Press Cara concern some
what smaller than the Ballard House
and larger than the Portsmouth ferry
boat-drawn by six bay horses, attract
ed universal attention. 1t was filled
with editors, printers and their devils.
1t was illuminated in "chase" man
ner, and displayed, in notices, the
ideas; 1.-THE Press: the advocate of
water" people, to your Post the
Day Book is written up; all is right in
the Old Dominion" From this car,
which was under the skilful manage
ment of Sergeant Kelly, was issued
poem, entitled "What the Press Says
to the People of Norfolk, October 18th,
1861"
IMPROVEMENT,
Come, bright Improvement on the car of time
And rule the spacious world froIa cline to CLINE.
Thy handmade Arts, shall every wild explore,
Trace every wave. and culture every shore
On Erie's banks, where tigeir steal along,
And the DIR cad Indian chants dismal song |:
Where human aends on midnight errands walk,
And battle in blood the murderous tomahawk;
There shall the focks on thymy pastures stray
And shepherds dance at summers opening day;
Each wandering genius OF the lonely glen
Shall start to view the glittering haunts of men.
NORFOLK.
All nature &c ems at work. Stays leave their lair
The bees stirring birds are on the wing;
And autumn, siumbering in the open air.
Wears on his smiling face q dream ofsprng'
And !, the while, the sole nnbusy thngs
Nor honey make, nor pair, nor build, nor sing.
WORK.
What though the Iron school Of war erase,
Each milder virtue and each softer grace
What though the fends torpedo touch arrest
Each gentler, finer, impulse of the breast
Still shall this active principle preside,
And give Ms water In gushing tide.
14-Colonel George Sangster's truck,
bearing two barrels of Juniper water,
in one barrel of which was pump
which was kept in constant action, al
laying the thirst of the multitude.
Notices: "Juniper free-take a
drink. !" "Martyne working his pumps"
15--Smith G. Tuttle's soda fountain,
in lone horse shay dispensing stu
machics to the masses.
16-Private carriages and teams of all
sorts brought up the rear of the process
sion.
The transparencies were very numer-
Gus. We give the notices below:
1T. H. s.: Sacred to the memory
of the town pump" "Juniper will be
our greatest blessing water will in-
crease our resources and population"
"When you vote for water you vote for
your own interest"
2-"Water will secure us from the
ravages of fire." "Be wise; let us have
water and we will be happy and veal
thy" water is sure source Of pros.
perity," Vote for the neO drink
water"
3-"First we want clean streets-give
US water" 1.-THE fountain of health
pure water" Enjoy life and drink Jul
niper" 1.-The introduction of water will
manufactures"
4-"Plenty of water will reduce your
insurance. "Syksy, take the butt"
Juniper will have the first stream on"
mix Juniper with your whiskey topre-
vent chills."
5-Portrait of an ancient landlord,
with scroll-utterance II own houses
and cisterns." Small boy, with thumb
to his nose, calculating !: "0h! you old
fool!" "Do the care whether the poor
have water or no?" Representation of
two ladies discussing Juniper, and one
is seen to say "You can bet I'll make
my old man vote for water" "Bully
for you, old woman" "Let every la
boring man vote for water tomorrow
8-Carricatures, representing pump
and barrel, with the words: "Played
OUT" fat man, saying: II drink Ju-
niper water !" lean man =" drink cis-
tern water; "a venerable pump, talking
after this fashion: II dry up;" and
washing machine lady, endorsing the
water with the assertion; "This Juni-
per is first-rate for washing" which
,xcites all inquisitive urchin, who says:
Ma wants to know where you got it,"
7-"Hook and Ladder Fire company,
Union No. /, Norfolk !" "The more
water the less labor fer us;" "secnTe
your property, give us water; it will