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Seffenttibe 6 oerei e n:
8 e 3. Man miro itdo erinnsrn, oab
lnebrere Stooten. in eeren 8eieeeebun9en
Die Gofofofo partbei Die Webrbeit bate,
il6 peiocrten oen unter Der Gon0rebofte
ibnsn 6nfommenoe Nntbeil BON Dem Gr-
l66 aus oen offentiben 2Gnoereien anSus
nebmen. uno oo5 Selo 1T bi5ber in Der
Sereinloten Stooten S6aefammer Der
blieben. llnteribieplicbe oieicr Staoten
baben iib fe0ob tiirjlib onoer5 beionnen
uno iitb cntidblofen cen ibnen sueommen
oenQntbeil inGmpfan9 su nebmen. Menn
mir un6 nibt irren, bat Die eiee0ebun9
BON 9teu 6ampibire crit fiirslidD einen
StibluB 6u oielem 3tped paiIirt uno aus
elmer 9bi'ooelpber 3eitun0 erieben mir 70
eben, Dap in Dem Sir0inier Saus Der Se.
leoaten am pori0en 0icnstoe elm BON Or.
@ornett onoebotcner SslbluB nit "a gu
81 Stimmen poilirt muroe. woour(b Der
Sboemeiiter iene5 Staats on9enieien
miro oen Intbeil. 81 lpeldem Der Stoot
unter Der &ertbeituno5 2(fte oes Son:
9rfi1e6 beredti9t 1T, in Gmpfano su neb
men. llnlere 9enniplponilcben 9ofofofos
iino in oieier 6iniibs wsni9er 9ewifen:
boft, uno obi6on iie uor0eben 9eoen Die
Sertbeilun9 BON Dem Grl65 Gus Den Of,
fentliben 2dnbereien 3u iein, wiiroe c5 ii.
nen oob rebt aneenebm iein. penn Der
banferotten Sbabfammer oe6 Staat5 aus
oieisr gSbi0 Woo6re0el offers 6Glfe 5u
flieBen muree. 2ancalter Solff.
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Gin orpBe6 Gil.

u
Der "public 2eb9er" beribtet, oab Die
0erren Meber in ibrer Seilerbabn an Der
@ermantaunStrobe, pbIIooeIpbia. 70 eben
Elm fir bic nei8enoe Sldcbe an oer 9Olums
bia &ieeelbobn, bel Dem SduDlfiQ SluB,
beitimmte5 Sell perfertiot baben, spel6es
in 0in(icbt feiner 2dnoc uno Der art, auf
rpelbe e6 perferti0t 1T, pielIei6t alle6 iiber'
trifft. mas iemals in oieiem ooer ireeno
einem onoern 2onoe bon Der Qrt oerfertiot
tporoen ift. Sc beftebt aus orel Strdn.
gen, ieoer Strano entbdlt lS4 Sdoen. 70
DAP oa5 Sell aus $50 8doen suIammen
9eorebt 1T. SIS mie8t un9efebr 6 Sonnen,
1T 5000 SUP lang uno miBt neun uno ei'
nen balben 3ou i'm umfan0. Oieies Sell.
un9eabtet feiner unoebeuern 9dr9e, nur
DC obne 3ulammenffGdelune perfertiot. Ii.
1T lb0n uno oecbf6rml9 BON einem Gn
De Bis gum anoern. Sc tpuroe perferti9t
permittelit fbmrrer Wafbienerie, Die fir
oen 3rpecf Defenders eeeienet 1T uno ourb
Oompftraft 8etrieben miro, fir eeren aus
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len, mas pieien bepo9en bdtte Jpn Elm Sc

len, mas oielen bewo9en bdtte ibn elm Sc
DelmniB bon folder @i6ti9feit on5uper=
trauen, worauf er mir er6dbIte lpie fol9t:
"S5cb mar ettpa Elm Sobr auf Reilen
ais ltD oeinen 500 pernobm, unb 5u9lei6
erfubr Dap oer 0er5o9 iiber beinen Ser:
luit untroItIitD 1ei; oieier l1mftono milber=
te i'm 9elpifen @rooe Den natiirliben SoB
oen itb 9e9en ibn be9te. SD permeilte
nob 5mei Sabre ouf Neiien, ol5 MIDI Sc
ibdfte granger no6 Stolien 5urtid5ufebz
TEN. 0a i6 Den 9er5o9 ieben muBte, mar
iD 9en0tb9t nob bieiem S6loife 5u 9es
ben, inoem ct e5 ME perlieB, ol6 pie(leidbt
Damn uno mann auf 5tpei ODER orei Sage,
rpenn er notb gteopel 9in9. 6ier fab ib
oein Monument, uno fono 8emdloe bon
Dit beinobe in jeoem Simmer. S5N fono
oen 2(ufentbott febr on6iebeno; uno oa
oer ltnmenlb 70 untr6itlib uber bid ibien
uno Den Summer 70 tdul0eno erbau6eln
fonnte, 70 fono itb bolo ein beionoere5
8oblbebo9en in Ieinem ltm9an9e, 70 bob
i0 oenIelben alien onoern por5o9, uno all
le Sabr feds Wonate bier 5ubrobte. I'm
9efdbr Dor einem Sabre purbe ber Ser
5o9 bon elmer ibperen &ranfbeit iberfals
len; ober un9eocbtet ber @efobr fubr er
fort 9cte8entli0 nob 9teopet 6u 9eben,
bis i'm pori9en Binter, oa ct oen 6of
9dn5licb perlieB, an MIDI nab Rom ibrieb
uno MIDI eriu6te bierber 5u fommen.
(Sblu6 fcl9t.)
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5SBHsse,uaegGte &3ieGterstsGGe.
9as ei0cnc Seri.

1SaS 1T oaS 5oerrlicbfs in unierm Sein,
gSas ftblie6st pobl in bunfls fleinc Ndume,
Ole betbife Quit unb SooasnQuaasn elm
limb @rosnQltid uno paraoielestrdum
9Sas Id)ld9t 70 bod) BEL rsinsr Sreur unp Vulf,
9Soe 1T 70 lebt, 70 inni9 ;u bstribsn! :!
@s 1T bas 5csrj in unlrsr Sruif
0tit fsinsm Soften, fsinsm Qisben.
Ga trinnsn mobnt bsn games @rten9lif,
9riiebsif ou oas Jcsii9s iu mobrsn,
9Ecbln pu immsr ritbtslf bsnsn Slif,
lEirf nir9enb5 bu ein fbtnerss qsmobren;
limo banfsnc rufsn frcb, Dir flbit bsmubt
9ae Selrlid)ite, bas Ssli9ifs Scenisrsn,
ST tod) cas S,srS in unirsr Sruif
Mlt isinsn Shmsrjen isinsm Sriebsn.
Ssi bccb bs9Iidt burd Gbr, &nn9 II. @plp
Wlt ALIEN, mas Die @roe fann errln9en
eab' elns 9onis QSelt in esinsm Cob,
llnb allss Neubre nl69e Dir 9elln9en;
QSenn absr bu babel sntbsDren must
9as 5o6tbirs mas Der J.immel uns 9s9eben,
Gin rsinss S9ers IN bsiner Sruf,
Silf bu Der Nermlfs bptD ln.geben.
llno menn bu sinfnm III bem Qetsn ifebf,
8enn Uiee6 Qiebe bon Dir meQ9slcbieosn
9u iinni9 fill ousin gum 3sls aeDif:
gSa6 qibt, 0erla6 ner, bn or bennpib Srieren:
9Sas tttlfst bcb ob jsNbem 0erIulf
9as Cine nur, mas, Nrnsr, DIR 9eblleben
9a6 refine Ser; IN beiner Srult
Mt lsinsm Jootfsny ttinsm glcbcn.
60 baftet bsnn to5 ei9nc {ceS rtdDt feif
9as jo6tbts, mas Der l,immrl lms ge9ebtn,
1Inb ynsnn alICI, Wifl, nfnn QlIIP6 unS pfrl1 Et,
Dies Cine nur blelbt uns 9strsu i'm geben;
9(b slns brbs, oft trfannts Quit
Sif's, inni9 fill aasin NIT ibm iu iprshen,
Gin rsnss Sosri in nsinsr Srut
Sam nur, ben l1imnsl bofsnp, breben.
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9ur unterbaltuns uno Yelehrun9.
sSeitliebc GtouDbaftisfeit,
etCr
8eIdidte Der Ser5o9tu Don 9 =.
(Vcn ibr feltR bcictrlcten)
(ScrtiCBuna)


SD perludbte nun ouf5uiteben uno gum
Sburme 5u 9eben, rpar es aber nibt i'm
stanoe Su tbun melne Sraft perli,B MIDI
uno ib lonf 6urict auf oas Strcb; in
piefem 1ueenblife oHnete itb Die 8bur
uno ib bemerfte eibt. @strot Semono
berein, iD bob MIDI in Die 5obe uno pers
1ubte Jpn 5u ieben fonnte ober nl6ts uns
terlbeioen; meine 2(u9en waren oa6 el6t
70 unsewobnt. oob ite lelbit oen ltbmo.
ben Scbein elmer Sampe ni6t ertra9en
fonnten uno fi6 untpilltuDrlib iblonen.
Die per1on naberte fib mir; ADJ rief
ib NIT sebrobener Stmme, lper biit ou?
Mit Mube ofnete i6 meine Nu9en, Die
febr pom 9itbte litten uno fab einenWann
, auf leinen &nieen por mir, ct unterftiigz
Ate mein 6oupt nit ieinem 2(rme uno
reibte mir ytobrun9. Mein 6un9er
mar ouf cine folbe 6obe 9eitie9en, ooB
ib an nibts oenfen fonnte, ais an Die
8efriebisun9 ieiner beiBen 8eeieroe, mei=
ne iibri9en @efuble fparen poQi9 ob9es
ftumpft uno ib per iblan9 bs9leri9 mas
mir anseboten puroe. yfa6 elmer MeiIe
fdblte ib meine Srdfte elm meni9 erboIt,
ib orebte MIDI 9e9en meinen Grretter, oa
-ober 1ein @efeb i'm S6atten mar, fonnte
i6 feline Sc libtsSGse ni6t unteribeioen.
Sprib, bub ib an, biit ou Gin Mitpers
fbporner meines 8erfol9ers, ooer fommit
bu pieaeibt MIDI gu retten q 9ere6ter
@ott! unterbra6 MIDI oer Sremoe, mas
fir cine Stimme 1T oos g 8armber5i:
aer 8ott no bin ib? ST. ipran9 bas
fig auf, bolte oos eidt, fam oamit 5u
mir uno fab MIDI einen au9enblf itorr
an, Gntiesen uno 3artlibfeit perrotbeno.
SD Iblus meine 2(nsen ouf uno fab ibm
einen uusfnblitf ins @sii6t, auf spelde5
eben oer S6ein Der eampe fiel; iein 6oar
fbien aufre6t gu fteben; ct mar tooten=
blei6 uno sitterte> aber ib fonnte Jpn nibt
perfennen
SD periudte ,u ipre6en, bob Die Sbrd<
nen unterbra1en MIDI, i6 fonnte nur cen
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fdblieBlibc Senueun9 in Den 8ereinieten
Staaten Die 6erren 8eber Elm patent'
reebt belfben. Sn tpsni9en Saeen wiro
pafelbe BON Den Berfeu iibsr Die 8illow:
itrabe Gie9elbobn na6 Der nei9enoen SID.
DIE fort9elbafft meroen. uno es miro be-
rebnet, Dap e5 cine Subr BON piersebn
pferoen erforoern miro, um oofelbe na6
Oct 8ie9elbabn 5u aieben. ID.
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8 bi9s pon Sbio.

~ 8 . u ~ U.
Sei elmer am I6ten Nopember eebal,
tenen Seriommune Der @bies bon 6as
milton 9auntp. (Sbio) wuroen unter ans
bern ou0 foleenoe SeiblIiie elnmutbio
on9enommen. Die BON oen tapfern @bias
BON Sbio one9eiprobenen @einnuneen
ssi9en nibt ols Oh bic gSbi9 partei i'm
Se0riff itanoe fi6 ouf3uloier, rpie oieies
! fdlitbliber Weiie Don Den eofofofo 3eIs
tun8en bebauptet piro. Bir 9etrauen
su bebaupten. oaB bic Bbie partei oer
oan3en Union nit Den @blo6 BON Sbio
iiberenllimmt in Dem Gntiblub. bel ibrer
Organization uno ibren @runoldeen feft
feben ;u bleben. Die Selbldi1e lauten
spie fol9t:
Sef6loifsn: Oab ,pos oub
immer Die llnfdQe iein m6een, tpelbe na6
unlerm 8laubvn Die 8bie portei uno
ibren oroben Sibrer unUeroient betroffen
boben, 70 1T uuiere Q6tun9 oofur unuers
minoert uno mir Sbianer boben Elm Hebt
auf unleru olorrei6en Staat itols su iein.
BET our68dn9ie nit itorfer t6ano oas
Sanner bon rs y uno Dem 8aterlono"
oufretbt bitlt. Seine S6bne ,feben in
uuierer Q1tune b0ber ais iemols.
8efbloiien: DaB in Der Mei'
nun9 cieier COMMITTEE Die gSbi9partei
Sbio'5 nob niemals 70 itarf als i'm 9es
oenwdrtioen Nueenbli& wor unb DAP iie
obne Serbinoun9 nit ireeno elmer onoern
Sraee BON nun an uno fir INNER einen
entibieoenen uno feiten feinbtiben Stono'
punft oe9en eofofofo6mus in alien feinen
Sormen einnebmen iolIte. 9Sir orufen
Oebbalb unlere ernFli6ifen 8anf6e oabln
aus, oob Die befebenoe Stoots Central
@bie Committee nibt nur ibre Sunftio'
nen beibeba!ten, ionoern in Dem Seifreben
fortfabren miro, bic @bi8 Organization
ourb ieben Sbulciitrift BON Sbio peiter
5u psrbreiten uno Su perpoll itdnoisen. bis
ieber @bi8 i'm Staote in feline Helbe 9es
trsten uno fib perpHicbtet bot, bu ieoer
Stunoe fir oen &ompf bsreit su fein uno
nimmer "oas Sbiff au perlahen." ID.
&c
Man boTt alleemein. oae Der jeet Der
periamrelte Gon9re6 oas Sriefporto be'
oeuteno berabieeen miro. Dap cine iol=
6e portoermabi9une 9rcBe 8ortbeile fur
oo6 Qublifum boben, uno ttb aub fur
Die Geeicrune profitabel er.peiien miro.
Fam leibt ourtb pa5 Seilpiel Gnelanos
bcpieIen weroen. Sm Sobr 1888 belief
iib bic eanse In3abl Der perianoten Srie'
fe in Gnelono auf IS Millionen rpdbreno
unter Dem neuen Spifeme in lS43 nibt
weniger olS go Willionen uerianot tpur'
Den, uno Der Geeieruno Elm Ginfommen
BON 100000. pt. ct. ODER un8efdbrS s
Wiuionen Sbaler brabte. ST. Sreuno.
~
Serlbeoene enelilbe Sldtter perbreite'
ten oas @eriibt, ol5 feien cine beoeutenoe
l(n5abl Mormouen um Carthage. Su,
perfammelt, pelben iicb Elm Snoianereorps
oneeicblo6en babe um Geprehalien an
ben 8Gr9ern aus5uGben, u. I. 10. Sas
S(inoi6 staatsreoiifcr bemerft oaruber
Soloenoe6: ~ ,e
Sic Gourt BON 5ancod Gauntp er6fT'
nete ibre Sisuneen am 81. Man bate
ben aon,en Staotratb BON gtouuoo. fotpie
cine Un;obl onoerer Mormonen beibieoen.
Ifb weeen oer 3eriforune oer pref1e.
Sbriften &c. bes Grpofitcrs Su uerants
worten. DieIe psrionen, Welde iammt
ibren 3eueen fih auf unoefdbr bunoert
86pfe beliefen. famen tpe9en ibrer drms
liben umitdnoe su Dem Gntiblub elm
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TREATMENT OF HORSES.

In reference toGerman Positions, ]
must, in Justice mention an anecdote OF
these really queer fellows, that did SO
much honor to his heart and feelings,
that in compliment to his nation, ii
ought not to be omitted. A young
friend ofmine, who had been accus-
toned to four merry English posters
and English postboys, (the generality Of
whom, to their eternal intamy be ii
spoken, would, at any time, risk killing
their horses for an extra five shlllings)
was travelling in Germany, and had
paid the postilions with his accustom-
ed English profuson. He got, by this,
extra thanks and extra bows, but an ex-
ira mile within the hour was out of the
question, and determined at the next
stage to give the men as little as he pos
sibIy could, and did SO. He told them
the reason, and they merely shrugged
their shoulders a little higher than US
ual. Now, in England from such bad
pay being told to the new Positions,
he would have travelled the next stage
about the pace of hearse. But here
he went on exactly at the same rate of
going he had done before; when my
friend stopped the drivers, told them
why he had paid with such parsimony,
and offered additional bribe for addition
al speed. The reply he got from one
of the postillions was this, and which
he had the good sense and good feel
ing to appreciate: 'He would be hap
py to oblige, but he might never have
the honor to see Mynheer again, and
he saw his cattle every day, and he
would not distress them" | could
have hugged the fine fellow had been
there, though this mode of salutation is
not much in my way. Show me an
English postboy who would have act
ed thus against his interest: show me
an English coach owner who would
let feeling for his horses interfere with
his interest. To such men would say
but should say it without the chance
of producing any effect, "Go thou and
do Iikewise"----not they indeed.
Sporting Magazine.
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Mr.. Snooks, if nobody did any thing
right but yourself, wonder what
would become of u.s."
"Let me tell you, ma'am, and and Pll
bear it no longer, you are as snapplsh
and surley as--a---she dog---and if there
is divorce to be had in the land l'll have
it; you would wear out the patience OF
job"
80 dear, how mad the poor man is;
well, good night, my dear, pleasant
dreams. "
"Therc, she's gone. Thank heaven,
I'm alone once more. Yes, l'll get a
divorce, can't live with her any lon
ger, it is utterly impossible"
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This is the cheapest paper ever Of
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shall be under the necessity, in all cases,
Of receiving the money in aduance.
The approaching campaign is Of the
utmost Importance to the safety, liber-
ty, and welfare of this government and
people.-The old bargain and bargain
ers of 1824-5, between Adams and
Clay, must all come under review. and
the people must again decide that ques-
ton, and the thousand other questions
now connected with that black and
corrupt act, such as an assumption Of
State debts, as decided upon by the
Maryland elections, and resolution
Just introduced into the Pennsylvania
Legislature--a U. S. Bank. &c. &c.
The times demand that every man
should do his duty--that every repub-
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should be scattered wherever error is
found. We issue our Campaign Paper
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A NEW ERA OF
SHAKESPEARE IN AMERICA!

The Cheapest and most spiendidly Illuminated
and Illustrated Edition Of the Bard
Of .duon, ever published.
Edited by the
HON. GULLJdyN C. VERPL.A.NCK.
ROBERT w. WEIR, Esq. will design, select
and arrange the illustrations, ofwhich there will be
about 400, executed on wood, in the very best
style of the modern school of that art
In submitting the Prospectus of the Editor to the
public, the Publisher has only to add that he will
spare neither expense nor pains to make this edition
of the Worlds Poet superior to any that has here
tofore appeared-in illustrations, Typography and
paper. The form will be royal octave, and will be
issued in weekly parts, price IL and half cents,
which places it within the means of persons of the
most limited fortunes, whilst account ofits pecu-
liar beauty it will gain itself admission into the IL
brares of the rch and there prove to be OF the
choicest ornaments. a
state will only be OF ii by taking the parts
they appear, which will contain the early proofs Of
the Engravings
The Tragedy of Hamlet is now in press.-The
first part will be issued in March
PROSPECTUS.
The PICTORIAL and ILLUSTRATED Editions OF
SHAKsPEARE, lately published in England, are
amongst the most beautiful specimens of the recent
and remarkable improvement Of the art of Wood
Engraving, which by combining great excellence
of execution with economy of price, has given an
Unprecedented diffusion to the most useful as well
as the most exquisite productions of the Arts Of
Design. e'Y-
The designs of KENNY MEADOWS for the illus
trations of Tyas edition Of Shakespeare express the
character of the several personages, and the spirit
of the scene, with wonderful truth and power;
whilst the wood engraving Of Knights Pictorial O.
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ANECDOTE OF THE FLOOD.

An odd incident occurred recently, says the st
Louis Revellle, as the New Haven was rounding
about among the trees of the overfowed lowlanC
opposite the city
"Captain!" said an anxious passenger, "there i.
sufferer on that mound, making signals OF dis
tress!'
"Put the boat round!" roared Capt. Hopper
"the women and children we will save at least"
"What do you want;" beloved Capt Hopper
after half hour spent in getting to the spot
".Nathen" replied solitary negro, nothing else
being now TO be seen upon the whole island but q
COW whisking white tail about!
''Nothing! What did you hail us fori"
81 didn't hail you, massa; guess it must been
de ole cow!"
The laughter on board the New Haven was
merry enough for some time.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Letters Of administration on the estate Of William
Slusher Decd. having been granted to the under.
signed he therefore notifies all those indebted to
said estate 10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims againstsaid estate will present them
legally authenticated for settlement
WILLIAM BENNETT, Admir-
June 20, 1874.
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AUDITORS OFFICE.

HEREBY certify, that the foregoing is cor.
rect statement ofthe Receipts and Expenditures Of
Monroe county, for the year commencing June 9th
IS43, and ending June 3rd 1884, and that the state
ment of Indebtedness is truly taken from the books
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A LICK BACK.

A LICK BACk.
The following correspondence, says the Plea
yune, passed between two peasons in New Orleans,
the other day:
monday, IL o'clock, M
SIR-Your language was so unbecoming gen.
tleman this morning, when asking me for the hun
dred dollars you had loaned me, that unless you
take ii back, shall demand of you personal satls-
faction. My friend - is authorized to commu-
nicate with you on the subject.
Yours, sc. T M.
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An Annie vithout Seed or Core.-.

An Apple 1cithout Seed or Core.--.
S. W. Jewett, Esq, in letter to the
Boston Cultivator, says, he has this
year received some s.slips," (scions we
supposed ola kind Of apple that has
neither scare nor seeds.u The fruit, he
says, is only prapagated near Ticonde-
roga, New York. The origin of the
variety isgiven in the following words;
"rhe top of Young tree was bent over
and covered with earth which took
root; the tree uas cut asunder which
stopped all connexion with the natural
roots OF the tree, and by sprouts which
sprung from the top portion of the bo-
dy regular top was formed, which
produces this fine fruit, said to be a
beautiful red, good size, very pleasant
table apple to be used in the fall"
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woopMAN, SPARE THAT TREE!
BY C. p. MORRIS.

Woodman, spare that tree!
Touch moi single bough!
In youth it SHELTERED me,
And III protect it now.
Twas my foretather's hand
That placed it near his cot;
There, woodman, let it stand,
Thy axe shall harm it not!
That old familiar tree,
Whose glory and renown
Are spread DER land and sea,
And wouldst thou hew it down? ?
Woodman, torbear thy stroke!
Cut not its earth-bound ties;
Oh spare that aged oak,
Nov towering to the skies!
When but an idle boy
sought its graceful shade;
In all their gushing joy
Here too my sisters play'd.
My mother kissed me here;
My father pressed my hand -
Forgive this foolish tear,
But let that old oak stand:
My heart-strings round thee cling,
Close as thy bark old friend!
Here shall the wild-bTd sing,
And still thy branches bend.
Old tree! the storm still brave!
And, woodman, leave the spot;
While I've hand to save,
Thy axe shall harm it not.
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OHIO STATESMAN.
PAPER FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

PAPER FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
We will furnish the large Weekly
Ohio Statesman, from July until af-
ter the Presidential election, as follows:
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[REpLY.]

Monday, o'clock, p. M
SIR-In reference to your note of to-day and the
hundred dollars which loaned you, but to repay
which never could prevail on you, am now
prepared to take ii all back, without any coercion
on your part; and have signifed the same TO your
friend -.
remain, j c..
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Debt not included
County Scrip $500, ,95,0
County orders, unredeemed June 1874 s,274,aoT
Ami Of County debt June 3, 1874 gil, ,7o5, ,25,7