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GuarddA's Sale.



DY virtue and in pursuance Of an order of
J the circuit cour' Of La Sale county, IN the
stat. oi Illinois, made ut The May term thereof
A. d. 1853, the undersigned guardian of the
MINOR heirs oi Benlanrn +. Benton, decreased,
viii expose 10 sale at public auction. to the h.gh.
csi bidder Tor cash. at the door OF the court house
in the city 81 Ottawa. iusadl. Sale county, on
the llth day Of August, A. ID 1853, at two
O'Clock IN the afternoon, all the right. tue aud
interest f Lenora T.. Bcrton, Alfred Benton,
Mary Ann Benton, William Benton, Anna Ben.
ton. and Emma Benton, minors nd heirs at
law Of sand benjamin +. Benton, deceased, IN
and 10 the following described real estate, viz
the seq Of sec. ., T. So n Of range t. OF the
81 p. ~.
Also, n tract Of land bounded ani described a.
follows, VIZ. beginning alta point on the north
bank OF Big Indian creek % chains and % link.
south Of One-eighth sect an corner on the north
line OF swq OF see. 81. 4. 80 n, OF 4 3 +. Of
the 81 p IN running thence north IL chains,
thence east chil,is aud Is llnks, thence south
tonorh hank OF said creek thence westerly on
said bank 80 the place of beginning, containing
aud g3. 100, be the same more OF less
WILLIAM SnAKf, guardian, sc.
Leland Il Jones, solicitors. July u.
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A9miAi.iralor.s Aot,cc.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons
: having claims agans, the estate of l.. d
smith, deceased, that will attend a term OF the
county cOun OF La sale county, to be held m
ottawa, IN sad county 81 la Sale and state Of
Illinois, on the lr-t Monday ol October next,
when and where all peT-ons having claims
against sal! estate, are notified TO present the
same ~ Whiting 10 said court Tor Adjustment
July IL DAVID SMITH giu'r,
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w T. have 1900 acres Of land N Iowa, Of the
w most choice description, which We viii siell
Tor cash on TINE, or exchange for productive
property m La Sale county.
These lands were selected under our personal SUI
peftIslon, andare such as We can recommend for
stock or grain raising, being well waiered, and OF
a nch productive sol Some OF the tlact. are i'm
medIat,ly adJoih ~ improved farms, and all arc
conveniently locA ed, with reference u timber,
water, settlements. mills, &c.
VI. T., IIoLLisrER.
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kslate ot Lra Smith. mn.

NOTICES hereby given, to all persons
! Y having claims against the estate of Ira
Smith, deceased. that | wiil attend term Of the
county court OF La Sale couHty, 10 b. held ~
Ottawa, IA sad county OF la Sale and state Of
Illinois, on the third Monday OF September next,
when aud whrr"aI person, having claims against
said estate, are notified 10 pfcscn, the same ia
writing to sad court Tor ad, ls,ment,
LA j. SMTu, r-...-.
July 2l-GT. Il ID SMrH, H1e'U'"S
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The Paris correspondent ofthc Flats Unis
tells the newest bit of Partisan Scandal
Thus runs the gossip:
"The gay world is very much amused Just
now with an adventure of the charming
i'utchcss de NJ. Having planned a
journey for the summer, she had advertised
her country house TO let, and, according to
the directions as to where the owner could
be found, the young Count d A--called
10 negotiate for the place Arriving at the
door, he requested to speak with her
Grace.
"Comc up at once" cried n maid from the
top staircase, MADAME has been very impa.
tient TO see you"
With polite attempt to inquire whether
he was understood which was entirely over
ruled by the talkativc servant the Count
mounted the stairs, and was shown at once
into the bedroom of the lady.
"Ah you are there said the lovely Ouch.
ess; now, then, | am at your service"
And throwing herself into an easy chair
she drew up her founccg, unclaspcd her
garter, drew off her silk stocking, and held
out her bare foot TO the astonishcd young
gentleman, She aud the maid had both
taken him to be the corn-cutter, who had
been sent for that morning!
All Paris, except the Duchess, were quite
amused with the little blunder."
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Tine Great Discovery.
kRCLl.E NJ!

TUH IUHLINU TIE WAIH,l
TOR many years II has been the oblrct of deep.s,
study with chemists and others, to prodIc. +,
huid that, applied to the hair, would cau,r i, II,
wave aud curl equal in beauty to the natural curl
! ne hrnlenon Is lhe only article ever offered q,
the world tina, will effect this rnust Jasirab. ,t,.
ret But three or four applications are necessary
TO Gun il as much a may be desired and Tor any
Irngih OF time, From the many Testimonials 81
those who have used il, the subscriber doe, no,
hesitate to warrant the kroIeriou to eve sat.flc
u1,, ana prove as recommended in all cases
Inc recipe Tor making, with iu directions for
use, VII he sent on the receipt OF one dollar no,t
pad. The ingredients will not cos over IL cents
DlFectlo H. A. EtNONT.
IIaTrrn IInn,L,lL IL. n
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EXCELSIOR FAMILY STARCH,

WARRANTED.
CTlEAPER and superior to any other starch
Oior family purposes, being entirely free from
all specks. This article may be used with the ut
mos, confidence, in preparing the finest muslins
and linens. The ingredients with when tins
starch is made, renders wholly unnecessary the
use Of starch polish, or spermacet, as 1t produ.
ces a fine polish without cumming up or inluriug
the fabric, which is inevitably the case from the
constant use OF oily matter.
Directions fer usc.--rake two.,hirds of the
quantity generally used oil other kinds, dissolve in
cold water, then pour in boiling water, stirring
quckly-boi n lew minutes. For sa le BY
August @. :. w CnrEvsR.
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LANDS Tor sale.
INllE following very choice farming lands vi.

IN :" or iOacre lots. being very good timber
large lisi OF lands, comprising about loo 900
acres, ~ La Sale, Livingston, Grundy. and
otder counties, viii be sold to suit co. tom.r, nj
tar prices. ttebruay 81 Gro. s. FIsprR.
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PAINTING AND GL.xxzG

ne subscribers continue, ns hcTetoior- to at.
tend promptly toaii orders iuthe painting and gla-
eng line, To which they propose to devote their
iuii attention ~ heretofore
July .. 5 C. E,rrS Goy
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Eeaal advertisements.
important ChancerV Sale !

Planning INLAND Sash Factory in Peru.
"IlLL be sold at public auction, by the
w mastern chancey, in pursuance OF de-
cree Of the circuit court OF 10 Sale county, oI
the chanceTy side thereof,
On Saturday, July 3Sih, 1855,
Between HE hours Of O'Clock a NJ. and s
o'clock I. " Lot in block 10 in the original
town now city, OF Peru, with all the buildings,
machinery, and fixtures enclosed and used on and
about said lot. The properly thus offered .mbra-
ces n very large aud valuable building, in which
is thoroughly furnished plating tnlll aud sash
factory, with all the necessary machinery stram
engines. &c, IN good order. As 1t is sold under
the hammer, the chances are that il will 90 at u
bargain. Terms cash.
TO br sodhy W. H. l.. WALLACE,
July ii-3w. MqSi,r ia CAanceiy.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND HORSE
DEtJERs

nR. BAZZETT would an
IA - npuTce 10 the citizens of OF
" ya--y-A va and vicinity that he has gone
Sa.A " east, and appointed Mr.. H. Hop
~ S2T per, OF lht Ceulral ilolel, as ac.nI
eS<aHEe. Tor the sale OF his medicines oil N
kinds, Ontmcnts anI linlmenis tor
strains, cuts, bruises, and wounds OF all kinds
upon horses. Ring bones and spayins will he re-
moved in one week or no charge, by Mr.. K.
Hopper. SO bring on yonr crippes. and have
sound horses instead. If d. BAyzErr
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Al OF the above lands have been selected for
farming purposes, and are desirable farming
lands, aud some OF them will be sold on cannl
terms. tNny lgl TunpN,
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HI758, ol.H, U01TN, N7I00s, P0per WIng
ipgs, Paia'ers' B,usIes, Pcaciis De.
DtISTS

PAINTS.
Dry COl0Ts,-SHOw white zinc. purplc brown
China white, red lead, aud Venetian red, cx'
tIa Nermilion, rose PINK, Litharge, yellow oahre
chrome yellow, Pans green, uIbtrnia green.
frussan blue, drop black, French uira-mariuc
blue, tdndyhe brown, purple brown, liainn A..
chh1, burnt 1nd powdered same raw and pow
defet Turkey uWber, burnt and powdered same
"a" and powdered, .4mp-buck, imperial black.
Frankfort black, Sc.
CoiorS ~ OH-Chrorne green. n-gor'ci in
cans extra pcrm9urn, Paris green, uavygrrcn.
lfasslan blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna. as
sorted cans, "a" slcuua, assorted cans: burnt
ana rd% umbrr, n. $50 a-sa licd cans: Llck uaInt
IN cans, patent French zinc dryer, &c.
IGTH'sh6S best elastic body varuj-h. srner.
ine polishing Cop1. super Cupal cabfncryarGish.
me iurnliu-" yarui-H, hest japan gold eze. hest
l~'a7r VaruIsh, iofpDrcci1.u Il i,h, strong DRYING
49, ".'.-d .nse d }Il, boiled, ooIrI lnseei OIL
Iu-eed oil.
Graia'0s Colors.--Al graiuing coorsprepar.J
IN IN boxes.
Fcac'iS and BrHsbcs-tll kinds used by
painters aud artists, = common pain, 5rusAe.
came.s hair brushes, &c.
Paper HlHsiHg Plain and satin paper. bor-
drfs, hre- board prints, OIL and transparent win.
dow shades, trimmings, Sc.
GiGSS.-Ail sizes from Z by 10, 70 32by4I.
Doors, glazed aud glazed sash, binds, &c.
sand paper emery paper, ani emery cloth for
Ihhcmu,i-, ground pDmlCe stone, stencil plates
and bTu- hes tor marking, &c.
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Mansion House,

HTsEM IN JF'I"TUTHlVIng recently pun
sS-saS = chused ,his well known stand. on
the court house square, Ottawa. md having en-.
tire renovated and reiii,ed il, has made itd.ci.
dedly he best house in the city.
lie Is prepared to accommodatranyam amour, OF
Uavelersand boarders IN the very best sryle md
wlll always keep an omnibus aud baggage wagon
rehdy TO convey passengers To andirumthe ears,
aitach llne OF their arTIyalat the depot
His table will be furnished with ali the delca
ces the country anailDrd ,lncludiagaIl kind. of.
wild game, while his terms Tor boardcrs and tran.
slenicus,omcrs Willie asow as thetimes villa
tiiy.
large barn with ample siablingis attached to
the house sufficient TO accommodate aay number
'ihorses. Also large carriage house, besides
~ oihcrconvenlences necessary for lhecomiort o.
hose " no mayiavor him with their custo,n n
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JAMES McBrRyEy
s.OUiS mere.

( NIlAIN pumps, sod iron furnaces, ami. pe,.
Orers, bench screws, nursery lamps, paste ijr-
gers, sewing birds, hand bells COW bells. hay
knives, coffee roas,ers, brass Kettles dog chains
dog col lars dog muzzles bird cages, for sale at the
October Cry HARDWARE STORE
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Inc Ottawa
lew Sash, Door, & Blind Factory /!

-IIW DOoH u 0'1HU dCIUTV
'T'iia subscribers having erected building ut the
corner OF the hydraulic basin, on La Sale
street, near the city mills, for the purpose of ma.
nulac turing and keeping on hand ain assortment Of
doors, sash, and blinds, hope. by making good
article, and being puncua in filling all orders, to
merit share oi,he public patronage. Wein,end
to keep sash ready framed aud filled.
Also, sash and door frames ON hand
a. +. CAVuELiN,
80 X. l. kNIGur,
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Jnsuranfe.
The Star Insurance Company,
or 0GDtnSBURLH. NY.
Paid in Capital Of $4,000,
Will INSURE
Fire and Inland Marine Risks,

On as Jaroratle terms as arg other good
Stock Company,
This company is organized under the Ia lie law
OF n. York requiring a drposi,e OF state stocks
To the amount oi iis risks, 50 that II can never
tail. The Company has olso complied with the
recent act oi the legislature Of Illinois in fling
with the Auditor a statement oi /, capital stock
business, &c.A. Il. SMITH, agent, OitaUa
DyRECT0ItS:
JAMES G lioPKIys, President, Ogdcnsburgh N Y
CALVIN TliULBURp. Y. Presideat. Brashcr. n. \
HESRy q. F0oTF, Secretary Ogdcusburgh N. Y.
llES.Y Vac REsssELAEE,. .Dgaensbuggh, ~ l.
EIJAn Il. ALLEN, .Ogdensoufeh " Y
GEO. n. SEYMOUR, Oydensbufph " J.
AU.CsTUs CHArMAY,. Morrstown,V ~. Y.
II. q. MERIc6,. Clayton, " y
Jas. 6. AvLRlLL,. .Ogieusburgh,N y,
NoraAN SACRIDEr,. Ogdensblrgh, v y
tBENTzrr NINet,.. ..Canton,N y
IrIeL II Orvls,... ........... .Na,senn, " Y.
ErAsTUs Villas. - gdcnsburgh, " Y
CHICdGO REFERENCFS.
George Steele, Esq, Pest Chicago F, &
lns Co.
Col H. ). Shepard ......... Dearborn Street
u. W. Raymond, Egg Water Street.
lioughteLn2 " Shepard. ...... do
Beebe, Lyon * Co ,............. do
AGENTS.
=. y. Holden,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chicago, H.
l.. W Reyes. Madison, Wis.
J. IL Carter. .............. Cincinnati, Ono
Demas AdGns,. .".......... ,C0lu ibus, Ohio
zoe Il May. ............... Cleveland, ONO
samuel ). lend. .............. Toledo, OHIO
Strong & Chiltenden,. Detroit, Mich.
December 30.
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SlraYcL Or Stolen.

Str1ycd or stolen.
ANY person tina, has lost n horse
ga - orhorses, colts or cattle within
W SASN the last 3 or years, and wishes to
a~A Ak find them; il he will write me,
~V postpaid, at Ottawa, Ill., giving
sex=Su6ss hlsrcsidence, the age, color, and
marks OF animals, think can
give him Information where they may be,ound rs
] have hunted estrays ever since November Z,
1851 during which time have found good ma
ny straycd noises, colts and cattle now taken up,
,hat do no, know OF any owner for A., and num-
Der of them that have been worked for 2 and 3
years, lam toldw never advertised.
also request all persons the state knowing OF
any estrays that their ncig) bors may have, to be
so kind as to write me, giving me the mans name
and residence, description of horse, &c.
! shall continue the business. | have taken
down and will continue to take down all estrays
that may find Editors throughout the state
will confer favor upon the public at large by in-
ser,ing thsnotice. SAMUEL BLACK.
. References, Judge Dickey, Walker & HEX
ling, Ou,wa La Sale Co., Illinois. Michael
Kennedy, arlington Bureau Co. +. B. Stiles,
Dixon. April Nv.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

~AeScAS AsSStA &otuLC lUl k}uiC,
THE underslg red Offers the following rca le,tntr
Tor SAFE, all situated III Ottawa or liz Imm,di.
date vlrinliy, on terms that will satisfy the mr.
thaser III every case thai he has "a bargain
The house aud lot at present occupied by ID. +.
iht, being lot2s IN Ottawa city, containing 81, .
e.al acres Of excellent land. BESIDES a GOOD
dwelling house, there are on it well finished te-
hant home. ilfst rate stone stable, good last.
ing well AT each house, with other 0, buildings
and Improvements oi superior kind. ALSO
\ GOOD FARM,
On the south side Of the lllin1ls Tycr, within In.
limits OF III, city Of Ottawa, containing lI2
acres. with good dwelling house thereon two
smaller dwelling houses, good well OF lasting
winter, hrst-ro,e hterlngG isteTn, nd n good
splngoi never failing water. wo small fields
oi the land are IN cultivation, enclosed enc by a
rail- aud tn" Othrra board fence.
ALSO, the following vacant lots in Ouawa
Cuy lots "a, ~. 10, II. 10. II, u nui "a
Al 50, the following lots il eubdiy ison Of lot
=, IA Oinwd Guy: lots ,, 3, /, ,G.3, >, -, -
80 ~. % aud IS
ALSO, the following lots in Oua,y, Cent? e;
lot IN block 10. and lot IN block ~
ALSO, the follow ng lot II Walkers iu1dtyi-
sion al sWp Of sec IL, town IS, rance 3 east,
loti, letter +.
ALSO, the following lot. in the town Sci.
cnce. lots J, > and BIN block 30; 10, 1 IN block
lot IN block -, and lot IN lock 3D.
Il I,Nfj. the folio yIuu tVIII lauI..
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PAENTs. OILS, & VAHN.srrEs,

/ for sale d foil assortment OF every article IN
the paint and color trade, and needed IN the out.
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Paint Establishment,


q" VdW ~, 60VH sue QfNe T0prt W1uge
Oac Door West of Nahleys Harl,rar.
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Twenty Years Ago.

WenrYe 3leaIs ago. -.-s..:.
I've wandered TO the village Tom, I've sat be
meath the tree, 3ss
Upon the school house play grounds which
sheltered you and me. aEa $50 g 50
But none were there to greet me. tom, and few
l. were left to know = - 7feAs-7s
Who played with us upon the ground. some
- twenty years ago. VS. e 1sa 1sTe =
Tie grass is just as green Tom, bare footed
boys at play ~ sTsEt arss5ssx5E 81
y ere sporting Just as we did then, with spirits
4 Just as gay - svsssssss3 .saG ~ sas.
Bot the. Master sleeps upon the hill, when
- coated Ger with enowsS sSFsli - ais5z-isa
Afforded usa sliding plscs, just twenty years
aarFE "a sszz b,ilIs sSs - s.ssr -
The old school house has eltered some, the
benehss are replaced zsi'size t7r7s1,s
By new Ones very like the same our penknives
had defaesd; fzir5iezss elsss essi,f ts.ss,
But the same old bricks arc in the wall, the
8 bell swings to and fro. & s-asE Es Esz
It's Inusic1E just the same dear. Tom. twas
; twenty years ago. .asz-zzsssz ,sess -
~ $50 90 ss - zfzE sy---
The boys were playingsom old game, beneath
- that same old tree.<s 49, ,,.-.s-5,--<z
! do forget the name just now-yOp'ye played
$. the same with me 49, - ss,,y. -.
On that same spot; twas played with knives
by throwing SO and so. vesas.F ! =.
The Leader had task to -do-shere, twenty,
r. years ago. zEssf esss.sese..1 Sc
4 he River is running ;f.t a,st;il the u flows
on its sfds q '-.I'. 80
Are much larger than they were, Tom; the
= stream appears less WIDE,
But fhe vine swing Is ruined now, where
once we played the beau, ..s - - -
And swung our swcet-hearts-- pretty glrls u.
list twenty year. sggo: sgo::....ss ~ -
The spring that bnnbSied 'neash the hill. beside
- the spreading -beech, Aaseas = g es= ~
'Twa. once so high--b1t now 50 low. that I
could hardly reach. aas $50 ss1s'
And kneeling down 10 get drink, dear Tom.
started So, ' - ssz& 3fsE . -
To see how much th.t I am am changed. since
twenty years ago
Near by the spring, upon an elm, you know
: cut your name, sF57E2s T. .& -
Kour sweet-heart's just beneath IT, Tom. and
you did mine the same. sasSs-sss aie
Some heartlcss wretch had peeled the berk-
: twas dying sure but slow, . eF@s
lust as that one whose name was cut, died
twenty years ago. es z9sssi eaE
8 eS SE-s e = .bizos -szs-slzzz .
Ny lids have long beensdry Tom, but tears
came in my eyes; sssz
thought Of her 1 loved so -well-those early
broken ties; $40 -1zE
visited the church yard, and took some flow
@ers to throw 1853 s-E-yt3 zsEsEasz ssE
Upon the graves Of those we loved, some twen-
ty years ago. 81 - sseH <sss%
some are in the church yard id-some sleep
beneath the sea, Szsas EtTss<ss -
But few are left of our old class, excepting you
and rne- ~ -sszsEE ~ eHFst e.
And when our time has come, dear Tom, and
we are call, d to CO. saS sflEss1 es5legI
hope they'll lay US where we played, just
twenty years ago. S--.H -
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MlsfIeIIannieous. nj
Courtships OF Great Men.

CourtshiPs OF Great Men -s5l
If my young friend, you desire to be-
come the husband Of a good wife do not
e stfstOop TO coaqusr = tbs maiden. Rath-
er be burned By the slow FIRE of love con
eealed than cringe before fellow crea-
.ture. Never fatter THAT you declare
yourself womaa's S lover isa proof that
you believe her worthy of esteem. 1t
is both useless and wrong to talk to a
woman of her virtues-I use tae word
in its largest acceptation = because she
knows them all, and if she does not,
such igIorabce is bliss wrong, because
our good qualities are attended by de-
stroying devil, which if you speak aof
them appears and kills them, aud takes
the place which they occupied. :: : -. =
dnzour times, all women, when in. love
are actresses ;athey .feign coldaess which
they do not. feel, and oftenz nzsay7sShe
they do not mean. In the days of the
patriarchs,, woman q conduct was the
child of her heart. But let US tell how
men have courted.zzH
- WILLIAM THE coNoUEnoR.
.TWiiliam, So rnained fhe CoaqneroF, of
England, loved Matilda the beautiful
daughter of the Earl sof s Handers, a
wealthy, potent, and politic prince. .s@EAs
4 statesm he was desirous for 9 league
I 80 = :
withstse father. as a map, he yearled
forGazsunion with the daughteE.s She
was comely and learned, Ga mirror of
prudence and perfeetion of-yirtue. y
She vas sought in marriage BY the great
eFs soEeign ia Europe. William was a
hsndsoms man an able Legislator, aud q
warrior frenowna2B But his addresses
were cody ssesiyed { for sMatildss was
enamered Of . yonpg Aqgio-Saxon no-
bls;nap, who tFeated her as she treated
Wiliiagps sRoT seven years did he serve
an apprentices TO Cqpis; ats tho aexplras
ton Of which. says Agnes Strickland,
he, in 1o47. .xaylaid MatItasy IN the
streets Of Brugss. a. she was returnIn G
from maas Sseizsd her, rolled hel u. the
dirt, SPOILED her rich array and not
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b y.

y
There is enough music in these three
words for the burden of song There
is a hope wrapped UP in them, AN ar tic
ulate beat of the humans heart. ssF s
By and by We~bear it as long
ago as We can remember, when we made
brief but perilous journeys from chair to
table, and from table to chair again 80
We heard it the other day, when two
parted who had been loving in their
lives one to California, the other to
our lonely home. .sEss SeSsss ss'sssss
Everybody says it some time OF other.
The boy whispers tito himself, when he
dreams of exchanging the stubbed little
shoes for bootsslike a man.sssssS ss sssa
!. The man murmars it--when lin lifo's
watch he secs his plans ha finished. and
his hopes yet in the bud waving in q
cold late spring. a1sssis ssss sases E9s.
THE old man says 1T whenshe thinks.
ofputting off themortai for the the sim-
mortal, to-day for to-morrowssszss8 -
The weary watcher of the morning,
whiIes away the dark hours With hesby
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Sometimes it sounds like song ];
sometimes there is Sigh or sob in it.
What swouldn't the world give to fnd
it;in the almanacs--set down somewhere
no matter if in the dead of December to
know that it would surely come. But,
fairy like as it is, fitting like a star
beam over the dewy shadows of-the
nobody can square it.and when
we Took back upon the many times these
words have begniied Us the momory of
that silver by and by is like the sunrise
of Ossian-,pleasant but nourufnlto
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-29

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