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u Another Scientific wonderI-Imporiani Dys-
peptcs-Dr.J. S. Houghons Pepsin the digestive
Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared from RenneI the
fourth Stomach of the Ok after directions of Baron Lie
bie the great Physiological Chemist by ]. S. Hough-
ton, NJ ID. Philadelphia. THIS is truly wonderful
edy FOR Indigestion Dspepsia Jaunce, liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing natures agent,
the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing scientific e,i
denee of its value. furnished by agents gratis s.
tice among the medical advertisements. liG2-Iy
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PoIsIN,se-Thousandso of parents who use Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil. Caiome are aware that
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying the foundations for series Of diseases. such
salvation, Loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the nd, ersement Of
Hobensack's Medicines, which ask the attention
of directly interested in their well as their el
dens heah In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing from those of bilious type, should make use of the
only genuine medicine Hobensack's Liver Pills.
HP "BE NOT DECEIVED but ask for Hobensaek' 8
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature ofthe Aropricor j. N. Hobensaek
else genuine.
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G- Il should be universally k,.opnfcr it is strictly
truetat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysentery diahea cholera NOR
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH ge-
Grated by indigestion alone. Think Of that dyspeptcs
think of it all who suffer from disordered stoachs and
you willing to be guided by advice. founded upon
perience resort at don't delay day. to Hoofands
German Bitter prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson which as
Alternative curative and nvgoran stands alone and
approached. General depot 12O Arch street. We have
tried these Bers and know that they excellent for the
diseases specified above.-Phiiadeiphia City Item
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t7a< LUMBER WANTED.
90 000 FEET of !. !, II, II and inch
~. U.UUU sease ned White Wood and Cucumber
Lumber Wanted, by II. L. DAY.
Ravenna, Jan. 10TH 1888
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Ladies Select School.

MTSS A. s. Aspenwal will open school for young
IsA Ladies'. in Allen Block, Monday, March elst
Instruction viii be given in the common and Higher
M; ,,1e na HeHes; n rlehcn DfaWing anu e.
wish 10 devote their exclusively 10 French and
drawing.
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DARYMEN .4.ND. WOOL GROWERS.
1nn GOOD COWS lOpr. Working Oxen,
IOO and 1000 heavy sheep ior sale by the snrscri-
oess. BROOK, SCOTT & LOOK.
'ia''oo'o' S'afk Co., Feb. 4ih, 1853. 1907 -3w
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A LII persons owing by note or having un-
IN settled accounts with the subscribers are request
cd TO call and settle the without further notice
SA 81 L A Gil.LETT.
Raxenna January % 1853.
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TRUNKS, VALISES and CARPET BAGS
l-ail kinds of Travelling Trunks,
25 Leather Valises, =
25 Enameled and CARPET Travelling Bags for sale by
Nov. g. 1852 L s. Il DAY..
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DENCH PI.ANfS-A god nsso tment o
Eastern Manufacture for sale at Eastern prices, by
Nov. "a. sH IL. hICHAhDSoN.1
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YOung's Citizens NJ lnNal.
This valuable Book, for.Schoos and private Ii
berries, may be obtained at reduced price-seuen-
iy.fre cents---at
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, Feb. Is, 1858. 81.
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R- Doct. TUBBs will be at the Prentiss House
on Monday afternoon AMI Tuesday March 2lst,
and 22nd.
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! next al o oeioe]N 8 "''
| address by sirs. F. W Woodbridge.
IF CoEsuMrTIoa is one OF the most laiai maiadies
that alict the human Thousands of people die
annually of this complaint. II has heen supposed
cufable. but WisIats Basu of Wild Cherry has proved
itself anidoe oE this terrible disease in It's in
incpieHi stages.
The delicate structure which is the of this disease
is the prime supporter Of life. Il is frn ssne hence
easily destroyed. When attacked with aerid humora
that many causes may originate. immediate should
be made of Wstars Brsam OF Wild berry the
work Of destruction. and it is important pay
iion TO the first
sYMPToas-which are often a cold, then dry cnugh,
disposition TO vot after eating an oppression OF
the breast especally aer motion: spittle froy, Of
saiiis taste, sometimes tnge with blood sadness bad
aPnetiie unusual thirst These shonld receive imne
diats attention for few weeks. few days may make
fatal difference in the patient.
II See adyertIa cment.
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full assortment of narrow Velvet Ribbons
/ at the new store in Campbelsport
JAN l, 1888 J. II. BOSTWICK L. Co.
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DUTNAM'S MAGAZINE for March. for sale
at Halls Book STORE.
Ravenna, March S.
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PAINT MiLLS.i

A N rn'uely new kind. one that cannot lail 10
u SUIT, please call and examine. at
T RIcHARpsoN's -
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N O I'll ICE
A LII persens indebted t, the firm Of RnwelI
Il & Co. either by note book account are requested
to call the undersigned and make immediate payment.
ROWELL s. BROTHER.
Ravenna, January 10th. 1858,
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F r s a E.!

i y Il 5 a 4 e
AsssA A FARM situated in the of Edinburgh
TEREEA mile north of the cenier, containing one
IEseES9 hundred and two acres it s well waered,
&EzA has great variety of fruit, good house and
large barn and iwent yGve OF good timbered land
II For parlicular enquire of The subscriber the
premises. JAMES GRIFFIN.
Edinburgh, March 5ih, 1853. l2lU-4w"
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MUSLIN COLLARS. "A beautiful assnrt-
nent of Ladies Muslin Collars Under Sleeves Bands
&c. for sale cheap at H l. DAYS
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KOSSUTH NOT IN AYENNAi
~ ITT every stvle of Hat bearing his name can now be
II found at prices that cannot fail to suit at "a
Nov 3d. & g PRENrIss.
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NROSS CUT SAWS-Engish aud Ameri-
v can, manufactured from the best quality of cast steel
for sale at low prices at 7 RICHARDSON'S.
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Chains ard Cab net Ware.

Viz: Grecian Cane Seats, Round p, st do. Wind
scr Dining and offce Chairs, Boston r locking Set
tees, &C., general assormentof Bureuus, Tables.
Stands. Bedsteads, &e. Also Bedsteod posts and
Table legs fur sale. All kinds of turning done TO
order. The above work will be made Of good ma
terias by experienced workmen and sold at
Io,O Figures for the Rreqdy.
We are also making preparations to put in ma
chine for dressing flooring. siding, &c.
McELWAINS & TURNHAM.
Rayenna, Feb. 9Th, 1853.
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"HE BEST and cheapest Silk Hats ever
IL brought to tais county. can be i6ucaat
Rrzr ELl L. Co.'S.
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E1oUR ccents per pound for Dried apple. by.
Oct. 49, 70 A. V. HORR.
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p II o Z T.
! .MERCH.4NI' T.4ILORt
SPRING STYLE HATS.

SPRING STYLE HATS.
T HAVE just received cases OF the spring
| style of Hats. Now is the time gel fashionable
hat These of the best manufacture and the finest
finish. for durability thsy be excelled They
the finest shaped hat which has been in style for
for several years, call and examine.
JAMES TWITT.
Rayenna, Feb. IL.
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They can't Keep House without j

Experience Of more than sixteen has established
The fac! that Merchants Celebrated Garsling l or Uri.
rersai Family Eubrncaton, will cases and re-
icre all such
sparins. Sweeney. Riugbonc, Windgalls. Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises, Fis-
.ula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lamencss.
Foundere,l Feet. Scratches or Crease Mango,
Rheumatism. Bites of Animals. External Poi-
sons. Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites,
Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds,
Chillblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, DC. &c &c.
The unparalleled SUCCESS this o in the OF dis
in Horses and Cattle and in human ilesh, is
daily becoming more known the farming community.
il hardly be credited, except by those who have been
the habit of keeping it in their stables anil houses, what
Of pain, suffering and time, saved by
the timely application Of this Oil.
ES- BE the of the sole proprietor, GEORGE
W. MERCHANT, Lockport, N. Y, is blown in the side
ef the bettle. and in his handwriting over the cork
All orders addressed the proprietor Will be promptly
responded
Get Pamphlet of the Agent, and what Uenders
accomplished by the oil this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally, IN the Uuited
States and Cagada- Also by
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Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Boston, Mass.
Protection Insurance Company.
of Hartford Conn.
Western Farmers Mutual Esuranee Co.
of New Eisbon, Ohio.
The subscriber having been appointed agent for the
above Companies, will issue Policies en- tn most IA
vorabfe terms.
dT The above companies stand among the hest
managed and shfest Insurance Jpnnies in the
try. Applications made to
J. S. HERRIGK,
Gernsal Insurance Agency Office. Ravenna o.
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Curtis Hach Rarenna--J. II. s. r,gue, Gar ;effsviiia
-Gi'fs & Day, Deerfeld-H. l.. Cater, Ear:v lie
j. w. Gone Franklin Mil!s-A. NJ. Ftanna,d At
water-Jnin Manan, Auburn-J. H. Kibbe, W arren
=. l. Heath & Co., Cuyaboea Falls and al
Wholesale and Retail ny II. & +. Gaylord and A.
). W enbam, Cleveland. 1895
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ErAI.L and Winter Shapls You will end large
i. atock al Eow pricsa at SErNuuR's,
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Card,

Resotved, That. We, the Undersigned, students
Of the Seminary of Natural Science, tender our
sincere thanks to Miss A. S. Aspenwa. for her
untiring efforts 10 behalf and for her Kindness
skill and energy in leading in the path of know
ledge and rectitule. May prosperity ever crown
her head with lsurels. Our best wishes follow her.
Miss NJ A. Carnahan, Miss nj. Dewey,
Miss E. M. Robson, Miss D. L. BueI,
Miss NJ. J. Oakley, Miss III. L. King,
Miss N. NJ. Root, MISS FL. w. Hall,
Miss E. C. Prentiss, Miss A. F. Rice,
Miss S. w. Freeman. Miss NJ. G.lett,
Miss e. S. Ebert, Miss NJ. Collins,
Miss M. A. Ives, Miss A. Collins,
Miss HI ives, Miss E. A. Frazer,
Bliss s.. q. Sutherland, Miss C. NJ. Russell
Miss 4. ]. Jenniugss Miss F. FL. Robinson,
Miss H. C.. H. Jennings, Mics s. L. Mathews,
Misc nj. p. Bebbe. Miss II. Day,
Miss III. E. Carnahau, Miss E. L Peterson.
Miss A. Little, Miss E.. C. Gilmore.
bliss M. A. Holly, Miss j. A. Oakley,
Miss E. M. Foley, M'ss G. E. Robinson.
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Feb. lltll. 1853.
By EXPRESS.

Just receired from Nsro York.
avNyHROUGH in days, another lot of Ready Made
Clothngconsisting of Over Coats Sack and Frock do.
Panaloons and Vests all of which will be sold cheap at
the second edition of Oak Hall. IL. L. & II. Day.
Dec 2S
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.man.nernncc Noflce.

The Ladies Temperance I-eague viii meet at The
F,es Church, pursuant adjournment. Friday
next at o'clock P. III.
address BY sI.s F. W Woodbridge
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Sash, Blinds, Chairs, &c.

THE Subscribers. successors of "a
M McEiwa;a & Arntad.s sare de- FA
Nk termined Notwithstanding the rel
. EssE3 ports that are afiaat. 10 eontinne the
EPY 81 business, and manufacture gnnd pine
. Window Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c ulso
I-sx.x E.-c al az-,rtrz
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BONNET R1BHoMsi

and Muslin Drapery-2 ps 81 Lace Curtain ORA
perry, 10 ps d Muslin Curtain Drapery, ps 1t
Fambo ered Cur,ain Drapery, just reed BY
Nov. g. Ia59 IT I. & O.v
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SrIL.L. THEY cnMELl

Doors aud SHOES.-A large ST OK Ius
ID reed and selling very cheap
Nov !JORR
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New York City Insurance Company
EARaLER-S DEPARTMENT.

FARMERS S DEPARTMENT.
A s agent for the above well known and igh-
n ly responsible institution the undersigned Is authors-
ed to issue Policies of Insurance. ~.t
The Company having capital of Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars located in the city of New York. possess ad
yantages and facilities for doing nrgeand very safe bus
ness much less to the insured than usually paid
by them to companies doing small business -
Ravenna. November 30. 1852 1feS
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Curtis Hitch. Ravenna; Walter Dickinson,
Randolph; Gibbs & Day. Deeriield; G. S. Par
sons. Windham; Joseph Hazen, J. H. Sprague,
Garettsvilie; B. P. Cunmins, Akron; A. v.
tlorr, Shaiersville; J. B. Whedon, Hudson;
Dow d Co.. Cuyrhoga Falls; H. & f. GAY
lord, Cleveland; j. W. Cone & Co, Franklin
Mill
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We the undersigned, have known Mr. Jayens, have
known his frightul serings and aPlsrenty hopeless
condition and cheeruy testify to the truthfuness Of the
above statement. ~
John Stiles, WIN. d. johnson. WI. Dickinson. F. Re
&. G. Barnes, Jesse Nannah, s. I. Trmble, Israel
Gray, ]. G.. Clark, Thos. Jayens.
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PERSIAN DELAiNES
GONE beautiful styles just received nre going
y off very low at PPENrIss.
January Il. 1853
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Two O'clock, 2. N.


The G.. D. met; officers present
same as this morning.
On motion of Brother Schumacher,
the regular order of business was sus-
pended, to receive report from the
Committee on Credentials.
Brother J. B. Thompson, G. t., ap-
peared and took his seat.
The G. D. then proceeded to the
admission of Representatives after
which, on motion Of Brother Cary,
A. A. Stewart, of Good Samaritan
Division, was appointed Messenger.
The Brother was admitted, and was
obligated by the P. G. w. P.
The G.. w. P. then submitted his
annual report, which was referred to
Brother G. N. Olds
REPORT.
Brothers of the Grand DivisiOa We meet
to-day to discuss such business as may be
Constitutionally submitted.
Since we last met, an all-wise Providence
has removed from among US, our beloved
and chosen leader. ThOs. H. Cummings,
our G. W. P, departed this life at Cleveland
on the 9th of July last. His disease was
consumption from which he suffered for
several months prior to his death. At the
April Session, in his semi-aunual report, he
expressed his apprehension, that he never
again should meet his brothers on earth I:
and in that apprehension his fellow-mem
bers fully sympathized. In the prime OF
life, and in the midst of usefulness, our
Father in Heaven called him to Himself !;
and he is, doubtless, enjoying a better life,
and engaged in the nobler service of
brighter world. By the death of Brother
Cummings, the duties of his Office devolved
upon myself as G.. W. A. Having previ-
oasly engaged my services to the Brothers
Of Hamilton county, topublicly discuss the
great subject of temperance and Prohibi-
tiOn, have not visited extensively the
Divisions under my jurisdiction and must
refer the members Of the G.. D. to the report
Of the Grand Scribe, for information toueh-
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]. H. Gilman; @. Harmon; ]. G. o.

j. H. Gilman; @. Harmon; ]. G. Oh
den.
On Financs-Brothers H. F. Bray
ton; Caleb Clark; ]. Russell.
On AppeaIs-Brothers W. Window;
J. G. Klinck; 7. w. Painter.
Jadiciory-Brothers 9. w. Swain;
Isaac Schmucker; W. H. Taylor.
A communication from Rio Frio
Division, No. 354, relative to Social
Degree, was read and referred to the
Committee on the State Of the Order.
One from Brother Robert Holder
ness, D. G w. p, of Manchester Divl.
sion, No. 573, relative to the appoint
ment Of a Committee from each Sen
atorial District, to meet in Columbus,
&C., was read and referred to same
Committee.
One from Rev. Brother L. Guistin-
lana, relative to the establishing Of a
German Temperance paper; referred
to special Committee, consisting Of
Brothers Cary, Clark and Swain.
One from Israel Benton, D. G. W.
P, of Eye Division, No. $50, relative
to some Of his official acts, was read
and refrreed to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Appeals from Cleveland Division,
No. 275, Morristown, No. 267, and
Mount Vernon, No. II, were referred
| to the Committee on Appeals, -.
the G. d. took recess until 2o'clock,
y M
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tFor the sake of conveyance, the several
reports of the Committee on Credentials are
embraced in one.
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fully report that they ind the certificates OF
celetlon of the following Brothers, as rep
eresntatives in this Graad Division, from
ilher respective Subordinate Divisions, to be
rcorect, viz:
Linnuille Diuisiom, No. 62O-Thomas J.
Logan"
CircLeuiHe Divi'ioR, No. 47.-W. p, L.
Scott; P. W. p, John r. Bothin; william O
Taylor, Jr.;. c. N. Olds; A. ] Prone; VIM.
Bremigam; John Hayes; M. Lewis.
Sulphur Spring DtrisiOn, No. 52.-P W.
p, R. Burr; R. A. Jones; Vim. Driden; M.
D. Covell;# ]. H. Orawlord;* (. Ackerman,* y
j. q. Mendenhall; s. Rheen;| Jas. McEl-
Roy;* Jas. Aigin; j. e. Buck; P. w. Pow
ellis R. Heils; H, l.. Harris;* Alexander
Anderson;* Geo. @. Eaton; John McCon-
nehey;s John Mitchell;* L. Glinner; VIM.
> Ovelton,# W. P, james D. Larrimore,&
CLeoeIand DiotSiOn, No. 275.-P w. p,
W. H. Tayor;* Fl. p Bratton; A. French. y
SDeet Home DivisiOR, No. 87.-W. r., A.
Berdan;* P. W. P, John II. Gilman.
Union DtuisiOn, No. 33l.--M, Squyers;* y
Morgan Andrews; Aaron X Bennct.
IrDiIte Di0iSiOn, No I05 p. w. P, AL
fred Rams bottoms John Hoar,
Mount Vernon DioiSiOn, No. 7l-P. W. P,
W. L King; Vim. Window; Q. NJ kelsey
M. G. Furlong; T. Wilson; Z. M. Biggsi
II. Ransom; ]. Jacobs; A. Sloan; r. Il
Ohubb; j A. Lane; w w. Curtis; A, Hart
]. c. DIven;* D. Martin; 7. Cooper; j. @.
Reed,
Goshen DioisiOa, No. 46 p. W. P, Sam
uel Masters
Sylvqnia DiuisiOm. No. 434 p. w. p, J.
U. Pease; John G. Kliuch."
M21srstOwa DioisiOn. No. 222.-P. W. p,
John Russell y
Randolph Omission, No. 63l.-P. W. p, @.
Harmon s. 2. Dickinson
Weymouth DiUiSiOn, No. 165.-P. W. p,
T, W. Painters H StOddard.
WiiLi0msburgh DiUisiOn, No. 34O.-P. W.
P, Edward S.nks; Otis Dudley, Jr, m
PeTTysDiLie DiUisiOn, No. 569.-W. p, j.
Gladden#
Locklaad DipisiOa, No. Sal. G. 0lden.
Summerfeld DjoisiOn, No. l23.--P. w. p,
Thomas F. Wilson'S John H, Fillpot#
East Liberty Dipision, No. l7-P. w. p,
Jas. w. Ballinger;s job Greenwood.
JGcObspoH DiOisiOn, No. l72.-P. w. p
J.F. Smiths
Good Samaritan DiuisiOs, No, 23.--P. w,
p, ] B. Thompson; Alexander Patton; Ed
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND
DIVISION, s. OF T.
HALL OF SULPHUR SPRING DIV. No. 80. I
ELAwARE, October 26th, 10 O'Clock, A. N.

HALL OF SULPHUR SPRING DIV. No. 80.
DELAWARE, October 26th, 10 O'Clock, Am.
The Grand Division met in Annual
Session, and was called to order by
the G. w. A.
The roll of officers was called, and
the following found to be present:
John R. Williams, G. w. A.
VIM. Bremigam, G. S.
G. G. Eaton, G. @.
ABSENT.
J. B. Thompson, G. 7.
w. H, Clark, G. Sent.
Rev. J. Fl. Hamilton, G.. Chap.
F. D. Kimball, Acting P. G. w. P.
The chair was taken by the G. w.
A., and Brother Schumacher was APP
pointed G. w. A.; Brother Window,
CT; Brother Hoole, G. Sent Brother
Duncan, G. Chap, and Brother Cary,
Acting G. w. P. The Grand Division
was then opened for business in due
form.
On motion of Brother Brayton, Of
Cleveland, the reading of the minutes
of the last session was dispensed with.
Brothers Edwards, Burr and Aigin
were appointed the Committee ON Gre.
dentials.
Bro. Burr, from the Committee on
Credentials, submitted the following
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the G.. d. took a recess until 2o'clock,
p. NJ.
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-31
TO ROSA, THE POETESS.
BY GEO. d. PRENTICE.

Not in the Grecan isles,
Not where the bright flowers of Ilyssus shine,
Fer moved a breathing form whose beautys wiles
Could match with thine.
Not where the golden glow
Of Itay's deep sky is pure and clear
Not where the bcauteous waves of Liman flow,
Hast thou thy peer
Not where the sunlight falls
On bright CrcaSsia through the pcrftimed air,
Nor in old Stambouls oriental halls
Dwells one fair
No tabled form of old,
Not hers who rose from out the foaming sea, =,
Though deemed more fair than aught OF earthly moud'
Transcended thee
In thy dark eyes spell
Of beauty fingers, but their glance of fire..
When thy proud spirit is aroused, might quell
The lions ire.
Thou movest foatngly
AS the light cloud that to the Zephyr yields
But with step proud as queens might DC
Oer conquered fields.
And thou hast that strange gift,
The gift of genius, high and proud and strong,
At whose bchest thoughts, beautiful and swift,
Around thee throng.
They come to thee from far,
From air and earth and ocean soundess deePs'
They rush in glory from each SHINING star,
On Heavens blue sleeps.
They leap from earth's far bound
Forth from the red volcanoes depths they start
From bow and cloud they foat-and gather round
Thy burning heart
Then at thy high command
They stand all marshalled in thy peerless lay,
As some great warrior marshalls his proud band
In bright array.
Thy hand has power to trace
Words as enduring yon planets flame,
Words that forever, mid our changing race,
Will keep thy name.
Linked with bright song alone, ~
That DER times Withdrawing waves Will Sweep
AS DER the waters sweeps the buge tone
AT midnight deep.
Thy magic strains will make
A portion of earth's living music, heard
Forever like the cadencqs OF lake
And breeze ana bird
The world OF nature gows
In thy bright page more lovely to the eye,
As when, DER hill and plain, the sunset throws
Its golden dye.
And thou art very dear
To many hearts, thou bright and gifted one;
Ay, adore thee as the Persian seer
Adorcd the sun.
For Heavens own blessed light
Beams from thy soul so beautiful and free,
1t seems Religions purest, dearest rite,
To worship thee.