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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-06-18

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-06-18
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Ca) Stern bs;sibnet ino, BADEN entwebsr fal
fbe pber um9sdnberfe Toten Don perlbisbs
nen Sensnnun9en i'm llmlaufe.
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fen marsn frIber ofsntIi6e 9epclitsSanfsr
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Sanfsn bic in piefsr 9iife nibt benannt fno
gle iino etmsosr 9ebrobsn coer lbre Pctsn fin
un9an9bar.
Sanfen in pbilaoclpbia.
Jtnmen. 9iSconto in Yblai
Sanf BON Ncrtb 2(merifa* pa
9tertbsrn QibertisS' pa
YenniDlponia* pa
penn Saunibip* pa
Der Ser. Staot.' |.
Commercial Sanf,* BON YsnnlpIpanien pa
Sarmer9 II. Nfebanit5 8onf pa
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Bennington 90. po
Sauf Of Commerce. 'no
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From Household Words.
The Old Churchyard Tree,

PROSE PoEG'
Ilere IS an oIu ye" Tree WihcI flahHs ny the
wall ia a hhfk quiet corner OIL lIls chufCnyard'
And chIId washt play beneath Iis "ide'9pread-
ing DfaHches' one ilI@ hay IN the early spring lie
iitu his zap luIi o. mowers, Wh!rh the t-ldS and
lanes lad supplied MN win, ana he was hunming
t"h, 10 u,ih'e'i aS ne "oNe mem lnI" gaHahl7.
anu .li' hII at pay aiming e toios'ole7 CFpI
near 7" Hs-h ou. ,'Is boy was 50 intent upon MS
S7f'1u' thaI he .'Id NOS hra' ''s Reh'e iDpFepS'
az Tr '''y Tou S'lIy over 'I'e Ir5'u green gfa'S'
" men ms WORK I'lS HnI'htu' ana an tn7 H'"FFa
NAV "tT" III ms zap were woven toS 'Ihef IN one
L""s "feHlH, ne saI.q up 10 measure US iehSIA
"P' '''a 'uiI' a' A"7'i nc nv W ""IT EI'3
u.s. Us a'' WI ''.' 'lI - "l' .','' - -"
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-. ~ ~. '''~-,is p' Wv ~ il-, ~ oE' NI7
s' % 10, oii,n, G,- 's % T,J aaTI, ~
' s,s le' ri' ..,n Tue Il,','5 sue nAl D III
7' ap,on' anu 5iu a"IW as as' aa 'l,e 'o"II' hu'
us n,y was oyer enI I ttuer Ih.n shei ana s9on %
yjr lin o"J haI9 lin, 70 ,no rrors
WV nm auu ne'p 'lIn 10 maze more gaII mus
ana from @ t,Ht M ihey saw Iac oheF nearly eV-
- yry, 10y, "''u "I'.o 10 ,,,o.
,.,eJ 5y"I ,ba ali IN Hs" G o was
seaeu oeliea'h Tue Ola ytW rec IN me cIurcbyaru'
~ was summer HC"' phgHI, SSuIiu summer
%t',, ',e ,,''us SSlIg; anu tnG Ho"trA covering
nne n s'ouIu' anu seeming Tue ar Win ihelr per
III: u ,., g.,
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.eotnd p h M ss J HI. Gi "rs n %s
| 1. Il /
1n sue Goheq up ',o MS Iace' ana smiled as she
,'',m 10 nis, eNeIi VI our M jTeS N9
t c. s was 1s,Ti lit we WlLl speLu
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Those same hnugbs are og,in si,,1rod b,, H..
moon ,nJ tIev diam over HE n,at,,rS. o,," vs.
TEer ia EttIs stona hicL bar
I,'9 LUIS
Rnt ths slice IF tI, aIIIrHvorJ is now, rr,sr
bv yocenot of ihe vom,hnor ono ~ o" W aabl
| ter and rihaIdry. '''> - '"1
| 'et "uu W Elpa'ursi
hon r9ad te record inv pgsb 'S nt' u"'
~ ~u"u 'IAt t1e 57CoFu Ill anguish, Whereof may come
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frr. a. . I
--------------
ma. ,,, NJ ,l,..i-- - crI
,alaro,rrs IhaI h,vs At AL times ii.d ri,e i,Ig n
ih. I,vland planters with lrenljl1u4 uucerfaintv
We might say dread, to Us plainly prove the impsr-
t1rtOu OF the system under which they have tOIed,
ttIit g;o P".-1'95t or T'i'" p 5'o tIT % oIe''
,l0ne all pprcpiye d-str,ying dsease while sarb
one places his nope IN his wunted remedy.
Habit governs the world, and Is more durable
than marble. Even Religion, Morals and PhllUso.
ply sIu struggle under its torpid influence. A
great philosopher still believed in wchcra't; and
there are those who worship the bones Of Calvin,
although they see his hands red with the blood OF
HerF".us! Bnt the human mind for ever feels rest
less when reflection proves that its path is only
paved with uncertainty; and may we suggest that
mere steps IN great CoHse waive principle OF oar
nature, ready 70 sweep say the prpudIces Of the
Unlefsnnilng, to be replaced by the pedcs.4Is Of
tfah and the reposa OF C.nvc'un!
but where there Is u strong desire to learn, there
VIII follow warm argument. strong expressions
the array Of many opinions, ard perhaps some in
stances ol heated CDuIiJtIJ4. LET each one pour
from his cfuet .t..' o.. the oil oil Iorbparance
while he remembers that the * tression Of the
opinion OF tnGghtful men is the aIrmrY from which
the Tree OF X no7vIrGre is rOurishpd
We repeal-our proposition i.. tie LsE Of tbr
rnsr risss IN yrgp9rti95s to TIN deyostt Lejt on
gggFTw I l.t.. 4- ala
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tec,jo,, u. P'' s,,,. y.''S tCl
,,sy,,',.J ,, " 'I,g ,y'''7 y'"''' '"'
Sn,,a coon, ~ liz .i,;,,
thry deem their interest For the nror,,,,t;on nj
tbis Ja,,,fn. L. VI tL,' p o,,'' a.'o" VI
ataIv nr,g,tor, .,..I.J , ,. ,J aos
don6,Ias. %, yLog, ,,r I,.o i,,
tbeir ininrv IL, " -, ,i I
nit f,cf, ,gbicb brt l,,. t} -. F,,,,,t ~ VI.
cannot turn aside for the crar Of r;dic,Ia IN. H.
tLs ,,j,8jr ,5rl.t ,b-I.,.,y ,,, f- ~ .,s
throw aronnJ ~. io.y a., .
5reat ay,. That ,,a,,o, ,''' NV
restore A more nrssssrt s;r
NJ II,.., -, L..-l -',' G. 81 ,s-o
duri1g hi, r., ,e -. .1'J w. in,,p' ,I
lie lands IN I..-., ~ , So, a a., 'o ',e pao.
Of a:n,, ,,'s , on 'i.e 0' i'oae
o,,-ps Wv ''"' W p''s, l.I 10" 'a'"A iL1ii 70
mort t6e Io,,l, i ,1,,. ( i,g
Of rIa TTissi.sinri,' "'''y
"In115g oprT tr.y, vear. after fl. rorn5,for nI,r,s
tons lined tie baua OF the river io tyesty nil heo 6e
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r E w A r d S.

TWENTY DOLLARS HEVyARu-Ranaway from
u the subscriber, the Il OF May last, muatto a.
BOY; by the name OF BOuke. about l5 yos old, ~
stout bnl lie had on, when he left, blue bsnket/A
coat and wool hat. here bald places his SS
head occasioned By bum when child lie has also scar
on ms forehead lie is Hour feet six inches high hand
kerche on his head to event detection Whoever will
rest sad boy or 10 him in jail and information NJ.
j. Hegart, 10 CuTpnteet street, will the above
ward. [o43 3ml ROBERT MCALPIS
HIVE DOLLARS RENARB--stoen from our door
de. The above VIII be paid for it, recovery and The
detection of the thief.
we p. j. HART x co. Ts TchnupitonIns St
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Direct Esssp0rfUrs01r.


P. M LARD, 81 RovaE street.
~ he subscriber having jn1t reaTr ed from Euop enabled
to oH@ 70 his enis ar. The public complete assortment
Of Goods IN his ne 'elsetsd By hu tom M.nuf.cors
Euoe with the stsenon among which will be
found the following:
AARBLED-sserstlrS, Fauteus Canopiea TetsT.,es Mar
quisrs, ConroeH JsrlinleTs, tic.
CURTAIN sTUFFs-of every variety quality comprising
very uch and s-snjd Iatterns.
PORCELAINE DE sEVa-s-CrysuX de Venice, including
variety Of g7 6oih Of f.ney Parisr Maehe
Brorz1S, st.tIs Psndus Nane OnsmentA vsss- Services
for he Tab ncludng Brsakftst nn-r TsI Perfume
Bottles + rsissi Gsss ard variegafed 5osr
LAhPsOf evAy description, both 5ro' Psrns as,
and oeaut fI Article, which ann
@ Vase.
TAPEsTkY-A full and comp.e asI5Ftant Of rich snI sudti
patterns.
BALLS AND soIREEs-Evsry variety ornsrnnts including
Lustrss, Candehrs ornamental CtDa, Groups Figures
Flower v ses Flower sa,kets erc
TIE above g0od Just ed per Brunswick. Magnolia
Baatn"e' from Havre pubic ted
his sock Of n.Teiss, whu he is the
terms. o2I
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. A. BEARD.


BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
TUESDAY, Octo1 g. o'clocI-yi Id at nuc-
i ton vhou reserve, the dwelling EueFP street. besss
ibs oosood FURNirURs rnmil, quitting tceping
coPH'og part Sofas; Dining Gard and Gem Tables Ma
Mahogany and BcdstesaI Brussels lngrsh Carpets,
,rsrm'- q i on delivery. o2o
Extensive and important sale Of CarrOlIton and
Agicrs hcal Estate, without reserve, close Joint
an. e giant new and modern built G,thil Mansion, de-
6@ ya 9Gaf6 fro Tor the & of {eaes' only ~
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
VII a. 6 sS'R9sF q ana , o LoSTni diys at !. oeosS
close Joint interest, The following deacr bed property egby
Aelor The properly well located FIR warehouses,
rendered yaua by having created port Of entry
Seventh, Eaoroe aud jackson ood Eagle
Forty eight Lqsin SQUARES within Fifth, Sixth, Jean
III. SIX Square between Eagle Mugrae Eighteenth and
N,nee nth streets between iany?n laEson Eighteenth a"d
Clay Muroe Jlcsson, Eneenth Elizabeth
s.reeseing hundred forty Lots
~ Forty Lots square bounded By Third, Fourth,
hJRqs @ y s 200 fee, aes se:ns s' nsw and PeGdd Gothic
Etshh co6n Eas AID Man's rue se O0ue ny Se''"''
VI. Twenty four Lots in square bounded by Adams,
Twe"your LOIS square within Adams, FraDk Plum Fifth
~syf7ur Lots square within Frank Elliott, Warrington md
Tr,y-t5or Lots square Frank Elliott Washington aud
ssn Lots square bounded b. J1sr.on cohn Seventh
xny.four square within Jeferson Cohn Canbonne
twenty oar 'quse by Je.rson Leonaas Sew
ngnty ogr square bounded by Jeasron LsOudas,
twenty square bounded by unroe Cohu Leoniis
Twentyur Lots in square wha Cohn Nunros Leondss and
Twertysix square bounded by F Dublin Joannetts
Twenty square within Sixth, Dublin Jsanneto street,
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Z D u G ALTON.
CarrolItOn Episcopal Female semin,

CarrolItOn Episcopal Female Seminary.
I'VE Tss 2 ,Eo9 ts . is.nI ao9 ~ rd' beyond tn, ts
REy'D ELIJAH GUION, Rector and English
EEy'D cHAs. II. WILLIAMSON Principal Of the Frsnah
MS. CLARA D. NJ. GUIoN Principal Of til. Musical De-
The Rr. REv,D LEoNIDAs POLK, D. D.. will .r-,@,,
;ie 'o supervision Of 1hs general affairs Of the
TIM la,e,i2n fer he # young adi., all the
The eEan spa-ipus Mansion qT7an
ia TIE bsSby aeI rstrsd Town II "a? IL,
e sR OF NE H,sPP v. snd .csessiEIe IRON New Orleans
tn, s1Fs foc srsr oi,n in Engtsh French
Mus, in af iustr1ats s4 rev Dr.ping sF5
spt 5noons a6i srs re afs. vi 5'S' ~
l9e i,e, ~ All payments si oe squire Ssrcfi aud
@ ys n ID Gs, BE 9so T III. E E. i' . s.'.s +: s, o1
"f,5 @ tTgp 23 e. 5 No ,is,s reg ed n Sunday
Ghggh an L0at''ana Paran OF JeGsson' ctr6er
sS' -e2l oA 3m
NEW ORLEANS FEMALE IssTiTUTz-oR,
a. rc. ~ C!.nP 5S,,e.-Conduct.d by DR.. and MRS,
sd6srv5a ] Of Mr. 4aay s'9 te av Sn5 I es ss f0aa, the
erarr d tlerrhI lepamsn are taught by DR.. Macao.
Dancing Vocal and lsTumsnta Muse he most Gcco6i,
pushed Professors emp'og ed.
The school arranged . make it beth an English
and French choo and the aim lhe prnepa7 to Gon.
dncl their a through nbsta rtia and ou Sc
OF studies norlng at the same time prngr,sr krov-
mind For the rucaon Of puDis Of every and gr
tIl lNercJAa lure, have eeu made.
No efforts viii be 7tng U the Improvement OF
the pupils md young ladies received into the rany
noarde will share in the enJoyments privileges and ateu-
tons OF daughters.
The Play Grouud-an item essential TO schools large
dry ard secluded from public view and eregces when
required, vii he made 10 parents had heir daugh.
tiers a, the lus us3pn lOF years.
a sc Of Lectures HisOFy and biography will be
del "er=d the advanced Glasses bg Dr. MacaGay dur
c subjects, the school furnished wh the requisite
d arltus. For further Information Application be
made Dsrs0nRl'V nr by letter. au'l 3mtS W
EEIGI sCHOpL~-Atrhe corner of Race and C'opst.pce
streets, by Rev'd ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
- RATES PEA MONTH:
5h CIsssjn Spelling, Reading, Primary Arithmetic end
cog graphy. 3 90
i;h AS, ii any Of the preceding, with Arithmetic and
~ so=ro'.. W
- E,a's '' with Latin OF Creek. OC
! lst' lass with Mathema I1s
Al lie ssses exercised IN Psnnnanship COMO lion an,
De jam. weekly b. ali The pupils sniff entls varcsd
! t5 Evening lsss vi he comne on tHe fist Mon
! day II EcT-.D1-r--per Honth - 4 lrnos
| FSUHI'C SCHOOL NOTICE-The Sc ORD Municipal
uy At-H -cIOyl will be opened on iONDiA, the l4i
! inst, IN the iarshal Scnnu House
All white nise residents, between the Of saC
tweItyOne years who engaged through the a ONE
| us .iu OCCUPATION, privileged to attend.
Application for admission made - F. ,aria.
either member Of the Committee, the Esaut Vi The
School.
School hours from 6]5 to 9 o'clock
COMMITTEE:
a. J. LINCOLN, J. l. LEVY, w. MONAGHAN.
ola IN
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BeIgt"mI-Ihe B.ginns have been celebrating,
recently, tie aSuive'saTy Of their iudepand.nrs'
They have now hegn an independent na,inn f,r
twenty years, and, It must be admitted, The frarst
one in Europe. They have the ireest rre,s th,.
most impartial courts, tile most moderate pIyern-
ment, and the greatest liberty in matters Of con.
science.
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COPARTNERSHPS

DTssrLUTION-The Coparuersbip heretofore exist.
~ ing nnder the name Of HAMhlTT y LA&TZ%' $
TER is this day dissolve Ell hy muual crnPn-eher nf the
authorized receye 2d receipt the unsettled
business in he name ri the firm
The business will be conducted, heeafter. by Samuel r.
Hamlnitt at the old star d. No - It Charles street..
SAMTEL r. ilA MiTT,
JOSEPH +. LANTZSESTER.
N B-Those indebted To the iirm will please ca ard et-
tie their accounts. OH limos
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTOE8.

nv, u n IT ; TR r 7.
"a A TYLER has hand and is cpustsnry receiving
-; PIANO FoRTES, from the justly --f sssss!5ssS
Ceebrated NJ tori Of Haet, ,siisss5,5+.
Davis Go. Boston; John g. DuHham, ~ A Fl M n
David l Van Wmkle, 4. II Gale y CO; snd ~ v
Orders received for the llORST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS, to be delivered in turn fast rece y2d from the
factory Tbes Pianos are decidedly the bsst Piano
USE particularly 'oI the country, where TaerS sC!dU1
BE- had they viii stand ogsT and in better than any
other Piano, These PaUO have nlepeudeat
which he removed in a0n1crt, here being
between tNe Piano ard .Su eTnf GUT AtS,
NEry NlDIdES, ACCORnEO%S, FLUTES, and
o. ,otSs: &nsiGil GstruWenls s,ftny hand ans
4 .. & lr eae ~ low uncss SHEET Music Tor 81 90
49, trf.. GstUr, tiue, etc A-o RESTRICTION
- BOOKS 'gf all musical instruments. 81 ljh
afA Dsc0u + 'tsrrsr Teacher rVa all those sending src
'tierS...,-N \. "tytu Nrom.''.s attended a, NINA.
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REGULAR PACKETS,

Us. MAIL sTEAMsBIP LsAE.
r PE st,Ts q ta Un''5 sa'ss MAJ Ssans9o Gompzoy
hereafter s the gowas naGsi az78 Of each msatA
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
Onward Leaves NY5rk GiIh. Havana
Homework. Is-.t.. ,, .5'o R.,,o. .I.5. q.
sTEa& &sHIP OHIO.
uu,Hsrd Leave, esYarE z6,h. Arrives ...:
Ho..svsra.. ;. hs4Crssn,.iith :. Il5y :, r.
Ha--u4 's.h ReEI0rg .ZZj.
sTEaM aMsHIP FALCON.
outtlfd Leaves H-a OsnT 5-h. Arrives Havlna
Honssard.. " CE5gr2s :. H.ssGa " q +.
Ht,aua ....iSth Hswo.sars 81.
= Daily Pae.i s,h S ror- Fa.TL Iak
~ f1;| TI1' 15rTf.gsEsfstfoff, + MA; ,Msadsyie isss
~, an6nf Lat OLIVIA tSai sa0rly ) ioT
III naoeI j. " Ii 'hman, master, will leave harsaeE Is
s" oI',R'; lMovfsssEYs
MffJPNf6sA9fAYIs fIJ Js96A i: N can can WEHEbSE
tRlRAX ~ ear. Friday =. 4.
EUGENE R0GiEAaRG Gni, a AdT9TnGAY d II .a6 Il Z, = y
jsa HHGARsE!S HGRII aiCI7p}, ! AZ, { Scorinson nglaa '
e a Let:o';baa WI be at The oaos d N. Jupsos,
.fisE lsi ficget .ssmsf 4. DUCiHHIa s assa- sSt
EV ~ fEsDAY on vi The sys sS, ggJs W ,R
s~ reaR; Sail Boat and 4riye It Montgomery on
Thursday hornng, m time for the Cars The Douglas
/ eqTey new ad built expressly to- the Aaba6s RTsr
% ~
IT, - Fare reduced 10 : cents. q. $. -l'ail
LSs-=.F Jar e r.astor ma .Napae5Eiis. LsgjsBurg
ass5 gH- ig1Ea cjisTils req sid substantial
Lake steamer L'sSGai (1uIt expressly this traae.
anu HheunaHef n sa-Unzt,) } w. I3urnca. -aT
isavss he it1keend oi Hs Prntchanran Rsiosd EVERY
Dhf t'unfbys eAtepa1l s1 OF the Y clock NJ.
cars, !uEGng caves CoTinstou EVERY DAY. (un5iays
eIcapte , at O'Clock A. Passage - cent?. Aieals
30
N: b The steamer LenoEa has recently been thoroughly
repaired 3 RENTED IN Inc hest possibo snnar she hes
superior ttu = En1lne Boilers fire engine Husa as
DC ascertain BY calling the Offices in New
iniOrmaito7, quire of
PAYNE HARRISON, 6 Poydras street,
WM L.. UEHlFG & CO. 50 Common street
STLVENsON, DEAiERRITT 9 so. fGra isr e. 8
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Observation-Disclosures
NFUsIC AND MLslCAL iNsTRuNlENTs.-The

NTUSiC AND MUSICAL iNSTRC AfENTS.-Th
w subscr hers would respectfully request your sN4A
attention To then urge md extensive stock 0i Mu ~
ss and Musical hierrhal disc Of every des"f ton; 9-R
aud also their well seleceI assortment OF PiPrO tf
Fort 8, fon the fac ores Of III. frs makers in the IS
UNI et States HUd EuTppI
Strings tor Violin Guiar Harp, ViolinCello Double Hnss,
etc Guitar Pns, Pegs, Snrews. etc
sVoh., Fute., tar, AccnrdiOns, Hrass instruments
for Sands, Tam ,OuTiues, BanIO nrums ec. etc.
Piano Fore WIre, Tuning lammCrs Fors. etc etc. and
every ar.clP come. ted with Ibe htusjc Business
Orders if Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
attended %.
semnrre.
second Hand Pianos bought and taken in part pay ment
for n~w ores
the Music received from the North as pub
li.hrd.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. IL ID. Hewitt. -. New Orleans, La, De! 4,
+. A TYLER.
Og5 dtfN WI n ID. HEWITT.
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DO r DIN c.

FpDAEUI2t;--Two families and se ,cral gpnernaa can
Id be rmOiatei wut board at No 249 IOlanu st.
BE- wsgp ~ Jah1 and = Vetor sI'ests. o. Snip
FRLUE LICk NVATtiI. ICFD-RY THE GLASS.
- Also by the barre, constantly hand, Tar sale by
2. LOUIS Massey, Druggist,
su'' c0r tHmu and 'frRv eF SITS.
DORk-lO bb prime aud 50 bbls. Cleal Pok lDI sale
by foil 81 FERD. KLNNETF Il co.
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SUMNER, GOOD BYE

Goodbye 20 thee, Summer II bid thee adieu,
For The leaves Of the forest are faded and few,
And the breath If old Winter hath silvsrcd the spray
And Nigh, is last creeping on beautiful Day.
Goodbye 10 thee, Summer lin woodland and dell
The iowerets have bid thee forever farewell:
The smile of thy coming their race may restore,
But they, dearest Summer, will meet thee no more
Goodbye TO thee, Summer our parting doth seem
To Inc as the close of beautiful dream,
Which Fancy hath wrcathed in radiance so bright,
And broken her spell in the darkness OF night.
Farewell, oh farewell! then, and thou wilt away
ask not why hurry, or bid thee 10 stay,
Nor vninly repine-chilly Winter must reign,
But hope, dearest Summer, 10 meet thee again.
Good bye TO thee, Summer II bid thee adieu,
For the leaves of the forest arc faded and few,
And the breath Of old Winter has silvcled the spray
And Night is fast creeping on beautiful Day.
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p.)ETICAL.
n1pGE FOR OCTOBER.

10 Thin air slowly stealing,
Ihroue ,he old Years anthem, penil,s
Comes Win n low and plaintive WALL
=, tho dim woods, sadly sghing
cafch the note, and are replying
In the gale.
~, tho mountain, in the meadow,
"a , din, and dreamy shadow,
Like thin aud hazy cloud;
While the STINT and genial sunlight,
Wan, The Earth from morn til '"'"e
In goldcn-netied shro""'
Der the pale aud purple hea'he.
Who,n cr s,y;f,ly clarcng leather
""e' S,.r,. tha pi,easant iro,a her rest,
S,,,I Tho Golden si,::5cains, sylns
Win rho Sncs oi Autumn dying,
From The agatc-cloudcd west.
Thro,,b the scre woods grim and stately,
M, We're green with leaves but llicly,
As in woe, great Nature gTieves;
And her tears so thickly falling
AZ each mournful breeZe's calling,
Are the faded Autumn leaves.
Down behind the ol.en birchcs,
Where the lonely partridge pcrches,
Fall the sore leaves in the brook:
And upon the heightened reaches
OF the grey ana spreading beechcs
Is a crisp and wthered look.
Tn the niehtar slowly stealing,
Comes the old Years anthcm-pcalng
With a low and plaintve wall;
And the dim woods, sadly signing,
Ca.ch the note and are replying
In the gale Hartford Times.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION

cHcAao, No. l3.-The following Is the result Of the
election held IN his State, Tuesday the 9Th instant
Tar Coagrss-Firs, Dis',ict-W II. Bisseil Democrat,
is elected wiiho. opposition.
Second Bs;ft-Yates Whig is elected.
Third p!src'- Orlando b. Ficsiin, Dem, elected.
Fourth D.s,t:t-richard 5. Moony, Dem, elected.
Fifth Dis'rlctW. l. Richardson Dem, elected By 600 to
500 a,jority.
SIKH Ds,ri,'-Thompson Campbell, Dem, elected by
500 majority Oyer Martin p. Sweet, Wing.
Seventh DsI'ct-Thomas l.. Harris, Dem, elected.
This is infinitely better than first reported Illinois
has come oa after all nearly right side up We hail the
election OF some o her gallant spirits of the las, Congress