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upper rising and falling breaks or blades, has per-
pendicular motion; while the o'her two, one front
and rear, fall up and down at an inclined angle,
SO as TO suit The spaces between the blades Of the
cylinder. The upper breaks have very quick and
rapid motion, while the cylinder moves forward at
moderate speed. The raw fax is drawn forward
To the machine between heavy cylinders, and partly
crushed before Il reaches the machine. Ills ma
chine for cleaning the flax Of herds or shelves Is
more simple. IL consists Of wooden cylinder,
turned horizontally, to which knives, like .scing-
Ing kntues are attached longudinally TO its sur
face In front of the knives there are short projec
tons OF iron, extending from their bases and taper
ing towards their edges. They are four or FIVE
inches apart and intended separate the 6bres Of
fax when submitted to the action of the blades Of
the cylinder. just on the outer edge of the revolv-
ing knives, in front. 10 fixed knife; over and be-
tween it and the cylinder knives the fax is held to
be cleaned, which is done very effectuay and
speedily.
Mr. Billings has also submitted plan for ro,ting
hemp, fax, DC, by steam.
States navy-yard, Brooklyn, has submitted two
splendid and beautiful models of vessels Of war
one of hty-four gun frgaie, the other Of slooP-
of.war. i-lts
Mr. Grice is one of our most experienced and
most eminent naval constructors. He was for a
long time in service at the Portsmouth navy-yard,
Virginia. Mr.. G.'s father was also eminent as q
naval constructor, and next to. il not an equal
contemporary Of Humphreys. Mr.. Francis GrIce,
who submits these beautiful models, has been reared
in the business from his youth.
The soop-of.war Albany, now nearly ready for
launching, has been built after his designs, and a
more beautifully formed vessel my eyes rest
ed on. She cannot fail of proving splendid sailer
and excellent sea-boat Why she is kept back for
the want Of paltry appropriation, is more than
can tell. Mr.. Grice deserves the thanks Of the
people and government for his superior skill in ma
val architecture. But obs letter il nearly full, and
must stop reference to the objects Of the fair &c.
Bergen's plough won the premium at the plough
ing match yesterday. More of this another time.
have all the time more materials than can
write out in the space Of briefletter. s
The tea sale to-day was large at McCuloch's tea
sae-room, at advanced prices.
CleaIcd--packet-ships Oxford, for Liverpool; Bur-
gundy, for Havrc. Arrived-British barque Gambia,
thrty-six days from river Gambia, Africa; Bel
videra, from Canton; barque Iwanawana, from Am
sterdam. Bclow--London packetship Hendrick
Hudson, from London, and Portsmouth September
10Th.
The stock market is dull to-day.
remain yours, very truly,
sALEs-New York. October Is, ls45--FYra Board-50 0C
Pennsy lvana 5s 76 5000 Ohio 6 g7t 1000 do si 6ooo
kentucky 6 1871 i0ib 5000 Illinois special bonds 81
6 1907 $50 Morris canal 24t 100 Reading
si4 100 do 62 5000 Reading r. bonds. Soa 90 Erie
R.c.J'-Iok uorrir anal island r.
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Oct. l62t

TWO NEW BUGGIESrAND WORK
Il HORSE AT aUCTIONs-On Saturday
morning next, at 81 o'clock, we shall SELL in front
of our auction store 2 very handsome new buggies,
one Of them very superior, built by Brewster of
Also, q very excellent work-horse.
Terms at sale. r. w. DYER e. CO.,
Oct l5--3t Auctoneers.
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TTOUSE AND LOT AT PRIVATE SALE
IL We have for private sale very good two :
story brick house, with back building and lot.
The house fronts on street, between 9Th and 10Th
streets. This property will be sold low, and on
terms to suit the purchaser, on application 10 us.
ROBT. w. DYER d CO.,
Sept 30--eodif2w Auctioneers-
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vITRITING ACADEMY REOPENED, on
w Pennsylvania avenue, north side, between
18th and 18th streets, where gentlemen may attend
from 9 TO ii m, and 3to9 p. m. Assurance Is
worst handwriting can be corrected, and in short
time, an easy o6-hsnd style fully established.
LADIES may attend from ~ M TO D. M; and
every exertion win be made for their rapid improve
ment.
STENOGRAPHY Tor Shorthand writing) will
be taught in from three to six lessons.
For terms, &C. inquire a, the academy. speei-
ems at the entrance. t4iese
~ W. B. MALCOLM.
Oct l5--3teod
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SALEs-New York. October II, ls45.-FYra Board-500O
Pennsy yania os 76 5000 Ohio 6 97i 700 do s 5000
4O00 Tennessee 6 $50 Morris canal 24t 100 Reading
SIT; 100 do 62 5000 Reading r. r. bonds dos % Erie r.
r. "a; 90 do, sat
second Board-IaS Morris Canal as, 800 Long Island R.
r., est
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under what circumstances, upon what GRAND, al
ways 90 prepared for state of war. They are al
ways provided with the weapons for an actual con-
ci, and with all the implements which such con-
Act, and its result, may demand. A vessel, more
over, on going forth with the prospect possibility
of an engagement, always counts upon victory.
She expects to win the battle and she therefore al
ways goes prepared TO secure the prisoners whom
she expects to take. This is regulation which, we
feel safe in saying, prevails in every navy in the
world. II has always obtained in the British navy,
and their books of allowance, well ours, desig-
nate the provision this respect made for each class
of their vessels.
ain the American service the complement of irons
for ship of the line 10 300 hand irons, or hand
cuffs and 100 letters, leg-irons; the complement
for a steam-frigate of the class of the Missouri,
which carries eight guns and two swives, mounted,
and was pierced for tweny-four, is one hundred and
fifty letters, and three hundred handouts. The
fact that the complement for frigae is greater than
the complement for ship Of the line, notwthstand
ing its size number of men, &C., are less, shows
clearly that the irons are intended not mainly to
be used upon the in case of mutiny, but for
prisoners taken in battle, as it is supposed a
steam-frgate like the Missouri will take more than
ship Of the line. The Missouri was provided with
her complement of irons, indeed with the other
arms and munitions Of war; and these are the irons
that have been taken from her wreck"
These hand-cufs, &C.. are in all our armed YES
sells, and not confined to the Missouri. They are
not confined to American vessels; but they prob
ably employed in the srmamcnts Of all the other
nations, or something equivalent to them in the
British and French vessels Of war.
Hcnceforth, then, let the world beware how they
receive upon trust the statements o. thc "London
Times, particularly in relation TO .americGn affairs.
VIZ. h.v. a; san the whole article from he Wriues
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WALCOTTS

hlNOI -
IMPROVED SINGLE MACHINE
uST received nj my Factory, on l2th street,
~ tho Wing once the above Machine
The fubbc respectfully invited my Factory sry
uuf whetc VII take pleasure showing operation
one Machine hands manufacture o sto shne
per day.
lawns purchased the Teh of the STATE Va am Wiling 10
dispose 81 part u H. may DESTROYS IN puh,sc
g. III MII.gs ANpIFR
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
S'rRATT0NS OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all tire world say what they eau,
For selling Prizes, STRATroS's the man.


let all tire say what they can.
For selling Prizes SrRATroS's the man!
Two small ones of 5 900 each sold and paid by
SIraon.
Dawn Nos Of Alex Lottery Class s. FEBRUARY 22nd
&c ~ 81 6j 80 ~ IL % 10 - 10.
Ticket Nos. ~ Is 6jSl 0GG Both sold and paid by
do. do. l3 81 65-SI 900, STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexaniria Lottery, Extra, No AZ
FEBRUARY 2iIh:
40 81 81 81 81 81 % Is 10 c - so rs ~.
10000,
New Jersey No 81, for Wednesday. Capitals. $50 COCO
$500. 10 oi 1000, 10 Of 60o IS Nos. IA
halves ESQ az 1875.
slsOOo 5000.
Alexandria, No. 40 extra TIuly. Capitals: $4,000
3cOp 200o 1850 10 OF 1000 10 OF 500, 75 -
Whoos >; halves ESQ; qrs $50.
$1,000 1000!
Va Monnnsala, No o. foo FTsay, O'Clock EXehange-
Capitals $1,000. 1909. Goo 200 200, 20
drawn Whoes l. halves so Ct; ars. -
$1,000, 1000
Alexandra No ST. extra. for Saturday Caps: $1,000 COCO
iooo OF COZ Of soOS of20o. I5o dawn
Nholes $50 halves LIS; qrs. CO!
$4,000 $4,000,
Alexandria No O. drawing received sundays ready on
Monday Capitals $4,000 $4,000. OsO GUJD 1000
Of 1000. 60cf 500 60
halves s. qrs $50.
Buys's referred M list OF Prices which registered
nj the Office Ptoo: done every
drawing continues to increase number cold pad hy
Q Orders for package cefa single
Schemes AMI IN all Lotteries will be proFty ateiod ard
drawing sent when requested.
Please adiress orders to N. sTRATTUy,
ls pit. "
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THOMAS B. BIGGkR'S OFFICE,
richmond. Virginia.


Schemes for tie i-eok.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
Capital ssBOO1--5u Of 1000
Drawing received by Wednesday, mail Capitals $4,000 s5,
600 COCO 1850 1ico 1850 no. so OF 1909 - ~
Capital sls 600
nawins received by Tha,ays mai c.pi,,. SIS oaa 5000
5000 scoo lis3 1900 Iioa 10 Of 1900, sc. s Nos aois
Tickets Z.
9ooo &c. IS Nos - ballots Tickets =.
Capital $500!
DnwiHg received sy Saturday, mai, Capas 5000, 1000.
1900 1860. &C. - Nos ~ ballots. Tickets 1.
A'sn, Tor s1furi'y night.
II ballots. Tickets I.
Magrjfcon, Schemes 10 drdT ia March.
GRAND SCHEME
prizes of $4,000 caehi
Drawing received by Mondays ~ Capits.
10 900 10000 ioooo 10000 10000 iooo 2on 500
$500 1900 1000 1900 400 st0 prfs 1000 II
400 &c Is Nos, 10 ballots, a. T "i"! 10.
Dawine received BY welac.iay- mail March speHiaI
Capitals SgS0Op. sOon 5000 26On Of 1909 nf 500 &C -
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
$40 O0O. Is 900, 100 Prizes Of lO1nt
DraNihs reee'edby Monday mail March io Gratd Cap
tall saoooo $1,000 $500 5000. 3ooo $685. 10 prizes Of 1000
sc. a. Nos. ~ bslo's. Tickets ~.
sfLEsDID SCHEME.
$4,000 sioooo'
paU Sood1 10000 5000 1000 90oo. Of of -oo of
Is'1 7S - Il 1000. Of 500 &c. Is Nos. ~ dawn ballots
prizes s'oooo. 7 p,i,e. n 5000,
Drawing received by Wcin'si'y' mail March ION Capital.
s0uuu 10000 iuOnn 5000 5000 5000 rfse Of
1000, &C. - Nos - tstots Tickets 3.
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000. 10 600!
Drawing reecv ty Moni, ma march sih. Splendid ca
pa $50 900 ioooo 5000 etio sooo of 1900 Of 800
Of 1000 OF 5000 &C sc. . Nos - bapo,s Teset. TO-
SPLENDID CAPITALS
$50 OuO-i5 dawn hal'o:s.
nnwnr reecrci ty Snudays ms. March 1ii Splendid Ca
pta On0 sonn 5000 5000 san " 1900 10 o.
ona. of 500, &c. - No.. iSdawn ballots T.ctcts TO-
Dor other schtmcs call as The once.
81 Package OF Nbocs and shares, single wholes and
shares always hand In tho usual great variety and as
usual. prizes paid at sight Immediately after the drawing
iTOsders f0T packages certificates or single tickets In
the above Schemes, and IN al Lotteries, will be promptly
attended 70. aud ds'wing sent whom requested.
THOS. ". BIGGER.
fc % Managers Office. opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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~ THEATRE. -
HERR CLINE. the most astonishing and
graceful Performer ON tho

TIuHT kOfE in THE WORLD!.
AND THE ELL>.ER nROralEnS,
Who's wcs,>ra fcat- of STRENGTH Grace and As.hsy
hs,oni nhaEisation and hc
way la New fos will Performance Cay
Keh<oaf on THURSDAY Evening" Feb 2sih Ist3.
Part fn-i.-Gfand Dveri.emepi. by Louis ri,sier.
Part seendfay Of the hotties. by Louis " 81 original
performed by him at the Theatre Port r. Martin Paris with
tremendous applause This eonrideed the most aston
hns person. received the eulsgy
every eonnoi~icur In Europe
Part Thifd-ietr Cline viii and TO through pleasing
rel elton wonderful fras particularly his
Wooden Shoe Cord. which been
foe IT, anil elegance with which
Astonishing Motanorpho-i- great
vansiy Of Darngeoneidisg drpe
Passions al the Human btess Rag.
Revenge. &c which win be insat.d most minute
appropriate Aui.s copied on approved
models sculpture aud painting music
nom the wosks Of the mot eminent composers.
Part Fouftb.-Grand Cymnasiieai Exhibition
Grand Giee'an Wrestling Match by Ei.ier Bro,ers.
Tie Evening entertainments conclude exhibition Of
Pniarns the side eomn. Rings BY Bou
efs
W Boxes so cts Tit rs e,s-Caery exclusively
persons 50 and IS
Tickets be had ard secured the Boy Office from 10
10 O'clock r. NJ Doors before and
fofmanee q. O'Clock An eie foies
In attendance fs25
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Fowler ou Memory.
w. RANDoLPu a. Co. have for sale
W ncmory o. rhrrpclery applied ~ the cultivation of Ne
mory The in'eecual education of ehrcn strengthen
ins and etpsnng q intellectual powersby o. Fower
fc Is
tLEvEN HUNDRED BJsugIs superior pinl eye pl,nrs
pc'a,cssu~ arrived and or saIc nom osd Cape
els RANKIN 4 wHITLoCK
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COPYING PRESSES.
w. RANDOLPH n Co. have for sale, Copying
" rRESsi made in the best s,,l prices sis up
wad' ala, all the kinds PAPER INB &C. winch are
fen -
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no YT'S FFIC

$4,000 Captain days Lorey-ihc drawing received
o'clock. Tickeis ). 1S Nos II drawn.
$500 for this evrnnETeket Packages single Tickets
10 be had u the
Nos - ~ Sla small pr1e $500 yesterdays Lot,,.
ry.a noYrs odec.
fe No z
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w D RD'S OFFTCE,
OPPOSITE TnE ExcnANGr.

drawing Of New Jersey Lottery day-Capas $50,
Goa. 10 of 1000, &c. Tickets 5. 10 Nos. - drawn.
Sales eoe II O'clock Packages be had any
In bour at
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Whole'ae druggists. ~ Fulton IT, New York.
authorized agents for the pfopeors Tor Richmond Du
val Co.. for Petersburg Roser Anderson Norfolk ~ A.
tanT for Iynehburg D. r. Lyman; Raleigh ~ g. William.
Haywood Sold BY Druggist generally Oug United States
Pnec VI pcr botlc-fiS bottles for
VI The public are respectfully requested that Il
apiss safsaHnia. that has and constantly achieving such r.
nnhabe cures Of the most dcu class Of which
human ane subject aad for sarsapara and take
~ Other. =. -,
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WATCHES. WATCHES.
A NJ LIE IIEIRIfI

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
'sNHE subscriber having formed a co-partner.
ship with Mt John Brown county his hu.,-
WI IN tuiuie be conducted under DEANH
ST Upon produce actually liberal advances
w he made Once next door tn Mssss John Co. Cary
- - n. - S-an TT. DEAHg.
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ALBATA FORKS
vEayuperor article closely resembling genuine shvcr very
n heavy srd Of The la,es; pattern. For sale by
VAN LEW, SMITH 60,
del0 No "a Man 20.
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J. f. WORLDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, Virginia.
GRAND SCIEME
$4,000 1900.
Alexandria Iocy, Class lei5to be
dra. ID. a.. Saturday. March ist ls5. Splendid Capitals
$4,000 G00U 5000 3ooO 23s0 1000
co of 5oo Go OF 400 Tiekets TO- halves qaaes-
Ce'udeaics Of Packages VI &c Whoe Tickets $40
e. go Half 30
26 Oar
100000,
Alexandria Lottery Class 10 for istSto drawn
D. - Saturday, March Capitals $40 gOl
6OO0 prizes Of 1000 &c T.e,s
TO- halves ); quarters ASA.
Certificates of paekasesof IS Whole Tickets $40
Do. do ~ Half do
do. do IS Quarter do so
$4,000 Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Class be
d'ia. g. Saturday, March 18th. -s5oOo0
TO- halves S; quarters $50.
Cersnea,e. Of paekasesof IS whole Ticket. ESQ
DO do IS HALF do
do. do rs Qu,rtersdo
Alexandria Lottery Class No ~ for be drawn in Alex
anira g. on ss'urday March SD 1855. spenid Scheme
100000 10000 5OO0 2J1T 1000 10 Of
aoo, &C Tesets 10 halves 5; QuareTse,a0.
Ceiiheates OF packages Of 90 wh,c Tickets sI.o
do do 90 Hail do 20
DO do % Ours IS
Asrandra Lottery, Class H. for Isi5;a in AeSan
dris, H. - Saturday, March sah drawn haIsts
Splendid PrIes-$300oo, 10000 5000 1000 1900 gOBO
1907 10 prizes OF 1000 10 OF sou, only TO- halves
S; quarters =, so.
Cerineates Of Packages of es Whole Tickets sI2o
DO do 25 Half do
DO do rs 20
Single Tickets aud Packages in all the Lotteries fo sale
by IF. woRp
% odars for Tickets aud Shares Packages
t, above Splendid Lotteries will prompt acn
ton aud official Of each drawing
h'.oser Ia all Who orinr ifcI J. +. WORD,
fr ~ htpnnI.
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{ctteries.

&pthItI9.
J. G. GREGORY L. co. MANAGERS.
HieLmoae, Va.
Office No. I0l West Main street.
GRAND SCHEME!
10000 DOLLARSi
$4,000!
Assanda Lottery Class for be drawn In Ae ,,nris
$1,000 10000 Gooo 5000. 3eoo e3.o 20 ps az loo, 40 ~
500 90 Of 400 As &c Tickets TO- have. quarter. $50
Certificates 81 Packages Of 20 wioi.s Tesels ESQ
Do do 20 iIad do as
Do do 20 o'tater do % 20
$4,000!
Ahrsnirii Lottery TO- for isi5-,ob be s,,x,i,
ora . on sa,irdy. March sh. 1915 casiaks-.3oOo o
10 oSo COCO si'o 5000 s;oO aeoo so pr.s. Ct 1880 &C.
cer'i.eais' Of raeIAgesof g Whole Ticket. $3.50
% Quarter A. so
$4,000 Capital
Asrandna Lottery. Cla H. IstS-to draw. in AIe.an
oeo .oo NJ On saafasy March 18th ieii Pnz-ss31coo
1000 900 io1 leo prizss 1000 &C. TeAets 100
Certificate. of Package. OF 2, Whole Tickets $50
- Half Cj
- Our n 80
s3O,OU0l
eI,t'ha Lottery cias so :. for isi5-o be dawn in Aer
ahnl ~ u on Saturday March ed sp-pi,d sel.ne
soeo 10000 $685. s9s7 prize. 100 Of 1904 is Of
S.aeas. s Of ra NJ s.ss Of 70 qS rc, $50
DO do &c Half 10
do GO Quarter do },
$4,000!
Aielanira LOry. Tor Isi5Ao b.. trawp in ..,,r
dria, D. g. Saturday. 2y,h isI5 rs d,,un h,no.
psrs rrz- IN 600 5000. tooO 3ioO $500 2ooo
quarters 2so. Wy
ce"aea'e- of packages Whole Tickets slao
DO. DO DO IS IS a l'sI5 80 80 GO GO
" otSe Tor Ticket. aud Shares and Certificates Packages
attention. and Official drawing san,
a''' o'ei' when rrq.'d 10 an who order ora
60, O. GREGORY * CO. Managers.
fr &c Richmond Va
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-28
KnceIand and Joe SmYb.

The year 1874 will be memorable TO tn, in This
vicinity for the death Of two distinguished ,aJer in
the ranks of opposition-the Mormon Prophet iv the
hand of violence. He who had surveyed the co,,trv
far and near aud stuck his twelve stakes where lie s
to build twelve temples answering to the twelve lrb,
Of the children Of Israeli has gone to meet his God,
ere one temple is half completed His followers are
divided and scattered, and hiss chemes ere long 10
come to noughl. The Prophet Of Atheism, too, who
some years since in public assembly, in the meropu-
lis of New England, dared the Almighty to strike
him dead, and gave him five minutes in which to do
it, and held his watch IN his hand with his arm eX-
tended until The minutes had expired and then said,
"Where is now your Gudi"-Hnd who for the last
six years had been propagaing his Atheism in Iowa,
with zeal and seconsecralion worthy Of better
causehe too, has passed, unconscousy, 10 the iudg
mentseatl Under the lagngs OF fever, he has sunk
into deep sleep, which terminated in the sleep Of
death At evening tide, he was battered with the
hope Of recovery but ere the morning light his soul
was in eternity! Directly over his head hung the
prayer of Free Thinker written by himself, and
around his room the pictures Of Tom Paine and
Vullaire aud their infamous associates On the banks
of The Des Moines where he located his Elysium and
hoped 10 generation come up, who should open
" proclaim "rhere is no God ;" behold, now, five
Christian churches, and five educated, ordained min
listers of the Gospel preaching salvation by the booc
ol the Lamb Report u. H. ~ Society.
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ELopEMENT.-Th Cincinnati Atlas of the lath
inst, states that there is quite excitement inthat
city, oecasoned by young and beautiful heiress
having Just eloped with a steamboat clerk. IL
seems, says the Atlas, that he had proposed three
several times to the lady's father who sternly for
babe the match, under penalty Of his seyersst dis
pleasure So the young couple took it into their
heads TO be married without his consenk Seven
long eternites in the shape of weeks, must elapse
before the young lady attained her majority The
lovers were impatient, and it was determined to de-
part forthwith TO Ohio's Gretna Green, Aber-
deem, where, we understand, sturdy blacksmith
not only iron thongs but silken bonds. They
Just Iconcocted their plot. and were silently ar
ranging the preliminaries, when gentleman
(whose niece, by the by, had not long since
played the same trick l. e. eoped y called upon the
father, and informed him of what was inien,.
ded Keys were looked up, and room prepang1
but the bird had nowu; Spite of age and infrIiil,ss'
the old gentleman gave chase. But whste6uld do
feeble steps of age, clogged with rhev.dsiisp, do,
pursuing the buoyanl tread Of yogih, winged with
love. She had disappeared, and We thi&the dough-
" blacksmith has forged a knot sc silk stronger
than the Grmest steel, which no man>sTe rend -
sunder. ,ssu,--.fl "a
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DoGttp.
From the st. Louis Reveille
MO TIL L r.

of all the words in language, there's no other
Equal in gentle influence to Mother
II s the first name that we learn to love
II is the first star shining from above
II is light that has a softer ray
Than aught we find in evening day.
Mother lit back 10 childhood brings the man,
And forth to womanhood it leads the maiden
Mother Ills with the all things began,
That are with love and sympathy full laden.
o It's the iiircst thing in Natures plan,
That all lito's may not affection smother,
While lives within the yoarning heart Of man
Melting remembrance Of gentle Mother rH,zNl
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-28
THE HEART.

Tho human hcalt-thlt restless thing
The temptcr and the tried
The joyous, yet the suffering
The source Of pain and pridei
The gorgeous througcd-the desolate
The seat Of love, the lair Of hate
Self-strong and seli-dohed
Yet do we bless thee as thou art,
Thou restless thing, the human heart.
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
VVM. r.. RYTHER.
OPFICE..NO. 2 WHEELERS STONE BUILDING.


ST. cas) Advance 81 IS ut the end of the year De-
ered to subscribers in the Village for 81 10 in Advance or
$500 at the end Of the year.
u Advertisements of any considerable length should be
handed in Tuesdly morning Small ones carly on
"Wednesday morning
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
VAN BURElN, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1915.

on crushed, confidence restored. your country saved
from conquest, your property from Plage, your wives
and daughters from insult and violaton-,he union
preserved from dsmemberment and perhaps a period
put by this decisive stroke to bloody and savage war
hese my brave friends, the consequences "f the
efforts you have made, and the success with which
they have been crowned by Heaven.
These important results have been effected by the
united cnurtge and perseverance Of the army but
which the different corps well the individuals that
compose IT, have We'd with each other in their ex4r.
ions to produce. The share they have respectively
had " be pointed out in the genera order
ing tins address. But the gratitude, admiration of
Their country, offers farer reward than that which
they can never be deprv 3D. the of hav
ng done rher duty aud of mertng the applause they
will receive,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-05
DTICE TO PRE-EMPTION
CLdIMAN NTS.

ssy person enlt,d to the right ef pre.cmo-
10 my lands within the limits of the town
abese enumerated, is required to establish the
= tlie satisfaction of the register and receiv-
- proper land office. and make payment
ns soon as practicable after seeing Ibis no.
II before the day appointed for the com.
)ns of the public sale Of tho township
g the tract claimed. (above designated;)
such claim will be forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS.
nm issioner of The General Land Office.
l645.-l6- l3w.