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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-25

"a A Virginia Postmaster has been
inquiring of the Departmentthe meaning
of the little @picture stuck on the letters =
and another official, in Iowa, desired the
Department to sustain him in a decision
he had recently made against - fellow .
who insisted that them pictures OF
Washington, on the letters, paid the pos
tage."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-25

MARRIAGE.-When sacrifices were of
fered to Juno, who presided over mar
riage, the gall of the victim was thrown
behind the altar, to show that no such
thing ought to exist among married per-
sons.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-25

ca An editor in Iowa has become so
hollow from depending upon the printing
business alone for bread, that he proposes
to sell himself for stove pipe.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-25

"a Let misfortune do her worst,
if she bring not the conciousness of crime
or dishonor to her aid, her victim may
defy her.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-25

VINO SAID i've DO not know who
said this Good hing People who sup
pose that a good prayer Is preferred to a
good act, doubtless imagine that God has
more hearing than eyesight."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-25

e. II is asked, hos can the lab0riug
man find time for sell-cllture2 answer.
that an earnest purpose finds time.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-25

"a A frozen heart is precisely upon a
par with frozen potato, and one is worth
Just about as much as the other.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-28
GnrppGifc0c Seoc6ridtett.

Ole Wn8St, 81. 3 t9. ber i6tet aus
Bien: 6rar SEA- 9feifer, bieie r%aftlpie 01et-
icnec, melde an ndditeu Sftcter ibren neun.
unofinf5i9lt @eburt8tug feicrt, te9itt liA prr.
erlt nod Wiinten, 8erli1 unD &ari8 uno min
lid rann entncber nadb her SnIel Dfapa8aScar
einidtffcn roer, wenn Die beabiiati9te %fran5os
jilde Grperitirn le porau perbtIpern lrate, duf
englilden Steamer nadS lttnpieu 9eben,
nm RE nod an meni9lten erfpridte1 Punftc
peS inoiiden Ird;pel5 ST beIuden.
Die I'M + eri d. t. reiden Bis gum %.
0iai. Die @n9ldnber fot9en ieet an, bie9adl<
lrnn9 eiiri8 81 bstrei6en, un0 idiiien ta9lid
6000-70O0 Otam ein. Die Mense oe6 ibs
men sugefallenen lrtilerie,M oterial8 ipu III.
gtaublid iein.-Der 8unpf zines Der r%erienfe
fen ruiiiiden Sdife 1T rpn bent in Sebaltcpp=
lei 6ofea beimiiden Wurnle 9dn5lid 3errnd8t.
-Gupatp.ia mar ben 6uiien prllis iiberseben
unb ibre 6lusse oprt auf8e3oser. Die nod
bort befinbli6 9ebele1en 1900 Sitrfen Ihtfften
it'd AM Gage. Der leber8abe lla4 9pnltaatinppel
eitt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-28

law 1tipat 5rmout 8emd4lt
lper6e24
g2adpcn lid Der g91eputlican" cine Belt
lang in rteier 8eiie er9an9en, uno bic !3uper@
Ildli9feit 8udatan8 IN rer 9rpBen Wi99erfro9e
benielen, idliebt CT nit elmer ipornen anffor~
peruns ali Die alien @bi98, Sudonall ST u1s
IterftuBert Ger ollein benz Qanpe cen n6rtecell"
geben merle.
Der Buchanan artifel Req 9tepublicon ldBt
fiid III Ben weni9en @crten 5tiammenfallen -
I5dtte Der 8roIflapereibunfer uup anclpnothin9
6iltmcre auslidt ouf Grrrd9(unM is narre eer
9lepublicun fir TIN %ltimmen. ga aber Qfiter
er) pieB nidt rer 8all 1T, ir itimut er fir
Zen yllddftzbeiten" Mlal,n 8udanon."
@aS io9t 3pifauer pa5u? GidAp3f, 9lctaf=
teur rrni Sr9an Iir 5ol15a8el nnp teltialildc8
Clement, ia8f, uno 3tpifauer rrudt ea mad p9ne
Qnsate rer Qu@0e. g8Gr nil einer Barteu
I%lti1lnt, NIT Der RE 2npnuptbjn98 9eGcl, Ter 1T
eun 8errotber al ielne 2aup8lelle a6erme
rerltebt3mif1aer ci9entli6 Rnter leinen gaapS@
|leuteu !?
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-28
ls4iuB tpl8t.)

. Sic 4HAen &mp mnptbinB8
@teae aus rem "@t. 2ruis Gepublisqa" mitoe-
fbetlt. irrrin biele8 Gnpteu<S Organ ieine1eqtfeu
Qieblino 6tlntpre ben NbidieO sibt, ullD ne
9lcrreide 8udananz 8ta98e oufhiBt. 6ellte
nraen mir i6uen BE Crime 1littheileal, apef6e
ter 3epu6lican fir fieIen leinen 6Qrfernedlel
(ncun IS Elm 8arbenme6lel III, renn 6i1more
uup 8udauan Gaben ia Die NebrQsfabia enools
firt) au8ibt-0er &epublican ia9t:
IS 1T unIere mad reiflider @rtpd9un9 ses
fuBte Gnltdt, ZAP 8ilImore in zen Is Sflapeuz
lfaaten feiner ein5i8enM ablItimrne lider 1T. Sn
Der lceten Bralioentennabl ~tiuanten mr. Sem
tafp uup 3enne6ee 9e9en Die 8enpfratie unb
bieB lit nidt8 llnsenShnlide8, Dem Die De-
fafratie feete ppn jeber III ben Gflapenltaaten
~ue8 Gor i0 meg. @8 pirD piearad uidt anz
lr8 fein, uno 8iemanb mirb leinen Nanen
bic 9rnp6e3eibuug einiesen mplIet, paBaenz
idp mo 3enHeRee bieBlnal fir 8tamcre flint
1el-Nn9elidt8 Der Bra8e, i'm Die e81id IN
8 irflidfeit batpelt. @
lluo ffebt e8 etipa III ben freieu Staateft nnt
.aaaore tefier? Mntpprt: Retit gBir6 III
stooten ME Sainri8. 9n6iana, Sbic, Ms8eot.
h, M}aine unb ir9ar ~pgpeflrQnien audi nur
h IiGmpres9id et auf8efe1t mer0en Menn
i Sr. 8ilmpre feines ~ein5isen SfloOentaa-
qs(dmeige henn irSerD zines freien Staptes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-28

Gunftler8 @rpenwallen. = GEL
ten lit Elm Same in Der mulifalilAen Nelt 9ec
I~feierter %gepeien, ais Der beS GenpriIteu Sdnse=
ser. Gr, Die 3ierbe Der 5l %leiter uniibertrOf=
Ifenen graunidmei9er Sper, ellt5iidte purd letrt
pirtlid berrlideSIS Organ Elm lebr anlprndpclle8
unb rerlpGbnteS 9ublifum , ha8, III Idulpi9er
Nnerfennl1n0 leiner a~u8ge5eidneten Qeiltungen,
Iibm un3dbli9e 3rirnlpbe bereitete. Gr mar
elmer Der beIten Ienpre Die itberballpt lemal5
Die 8Ibne betreten babet feiner Der jebt in
europa, sleidpiel mp lebenben Sdn9er bdtte
init ibnl in Die S6ranfen treten fonlen. Die
beltldeu SpernzD ireftionen i~tritten lid ppr
finfu~np3pan5ig Sabren UNI ben 9rcBen Sdr=
ger, ulo betradteten iid Dur4 Die Annabme Der
|oantal8 unerb0rtelten 8epin9un9eil ais beprrs
5uet uno 9eebrt. Dieter SdrneBer nun Gellen
I6alnali9e Ycrbdftnille i6nt einel Ilfmon0 9ez
I~fatteten ben er in ntebr ala fiirftlider Beile
Iibte, bieler GdiieBer irrt jebt bettelnp uno rb=
radios III Seem. 2lerf umber tenn Grunfe ers
Ioeben, 6at CT fi1 Den Sreunpen lpelde purb
Tsillen friibsren @lar5 gum W1itleio 9eueist, iid
lesser hteeerbplt an9ellpnlllell, gum Gfel 9eS
Irldf Gin leneer tral ibn . rrr nlebreren
sDtr&oten, nno init Irauer, ia nit Gntleben err
sfAlntc perlelbe III sar elenpen Santmerqe{talt
hon S1noer. Der einlt raS Gfu6tsas pe8 oe=
Somnten beutld,eu mulfalilden BubliGn5 mSag.
ID ersd6Ttc In8, DAP e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n DeutIdlauo beltbe peaen leine lesl9ea Ser
ba(tniiIe nnbefanut leieu. So sr oasenbid
ids lib aH{ 65teas nug miHcn mr. ptdt, perz
n,,tblih All siuniem 0rtet ZEN 1Dfr 1idt lldber
/ 5s,eidnen m69en/ ben Ct jetgn idcn mebrere
lNRaGe ais etn58cs i'm FrelfehenpeS Sbad mill
j. sins eaeere Frabere oeutide 8a9net-
,fS5e trof gmlenber in 9few .Orrf, uauli4 Den
ipaferen $aritouiiten t6alnlnermeilfer, ppr5Ig=
sfib ben AprDoertideu glbnet befant. Der
srouc ginger 1T taft taub, unO friitet ieingSSssse.
plrd, 6igarrenmaden nobel ibnl lelr'e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-28

y gls lit pBrieen 8tabiatre Der Eagle, renn mir tt
gltnen ni6t irrsn, ein fletner, nit ELL padr lan@en nnb etli-
GeH tnx1en 8anpnen ~Serfebener eAeltiher 1rie8seampter feline
Notwithstanding rpn 6el9planb bic Gtbe binauf nladte,
an9e5lid rtnab nit Stetntpbleu III r~eriehen, IN g8abrtett 0ber
nm -unb nit Slid - Geidd te Der art III. MAIDEN, me fe sit
Der. Ct @eQternsd lem 9{r. &rainptpn sur 9aft lt9te nrb
seBbatb ptele perreu %gnseetirte, atty bel elmer Der @rpebttipntn
tes gefanuten en8lltips. Sdifes lies eer banitpserlde 8e9e.
loeerer e fb etntaaenl t9als STRENGTHENING seriren iu mpl-
len. unb ian6te bem @n9iiGne- suert etnen bltnoen. unb ais
ets5esslnbetndp0ttst slle9s anTn50arfen G6uB rrlr4 he 81
orus fir Bic erpieIene 66fiAEett Rem Snnpserauer cine gier.
anbSmausi6gfanSi8e grata9el iber's 4e rpanit bieier spQ-
len urt Spbn gaQ ~eel1ftgen su rgaen, eer iens Sobrt, isrie
feline fpl8enfs 3pursnuntddfi8t %f1rtieRte.
lSAiuR fnlatl
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trrB rer SprQ,

~npraaide8 Sein Acknowledgements %fcnntc, pbs
9leid lein &0rper nabe parau 1T III unterltc9el1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-28
al 2oae %. e 9. . .

gQe MftoGete@ s&I-vrr - 4T77Traee ooe wersen btsronA
auf9efrrbert, baS ttnen nod iniommenbe Web BET llnttr5et@
netent 9pn Dtenite8 ben 1 Suir al ab3ubplen.
I'm $. t56mts,.
Qaffaoettes6ru chi
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3mm 0erfauf I!
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OIIIN VNIV II y W.
Der Nprratb, Ter ,gute gBtae" unO bic @inri6tuneen zines
felt 5 Sabren nit 8uten1 @rfolae betriebenesg i sarren<, pfdfsn,
nnb 8atats-@sf&dfts fmp su p~ertabfen, % Der ~biSRerise Be-
FsFf g. r a0 %nrt rmS S Sie Il u x f p.g ~ rmi pSsup% IN on6 n ieSern
Gel6dfte letr snt eonen, ba Der @ias Elm p~rrii9lider
1T. Glei6seitt9 riro bcfannt s~ertadt,b aB bic nod rprratbt-
gen Gi9arren &c. 8n ben n~tebrt9fen @reifen rertauft merben.
Stra6e. DRS
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G1roGc1. S~pGuperctn

Ten M~itgliebern OGjgen ge.{tns ipirp 1iernttt %ans3eiot, BAL
InddNen DieuRag ben !. Sulp. A6nOs llbr, in 6tmpn's pp
tel, 8apette. 5wti6en San. unb 6pQisaa.Stra6e, pie erlte Gin
3ablln9 Der auaa9e. ft~atttnben ptrb. Q4er fh ned 6etFetltgei
Ipta, rirb biernlit freunbE5 e~in8elapen, senannnter Serlen'ut
lung bei3upp6nen. Snt Nuftra0e:
SWfO q. Tre9, Sefr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-28

-M-~F % g m bo r o. t., @aftinpr.
s.A ged[sli a ~bsliebisen 8etrdeen uubsi6ten AT Dem mist,
pVa s faoten y 3 : ~ suteneeR Srte Def seri&teosnen 6eutfbesn
SAMSp9 SttNr Qdnb, S. nfrtfh uuS
f NJ perS 6weta ,eo w
10 efuugeYpeer Ibunrudt3en ~; wy Vet9.@tnStepun9en auf Mn-
vie III bd Yer. Staaten nfS = a9 : 9 Ve8enoen eieler S6nher, ID
fsslp anSIaTsn SER g Se ; aaai;% nHsts 9egen 0uittlHs ii @ stass.
ai6t oaeh pn BEN perf6iebenenSs ~ = - ~
AT fen Experimentation Gurnhass T. IDHptth quo Srn dHen
ber uab@en hierdHs in's GnneFs ST.. 10y Stattohen pters
mud @u;Sd uberntmu1t Sfe 81 ~ st'.u . uNp uni9etebrt
unb Gut mad allen @eaem6en. fffr::Ieaoun9eh pom paqHeten
aterreptyF &C. werben bfS In irons,s .,".t 8aquete ais Oa<
air 81 n nad ie6em b%eEebfoenS So ~ IGN Nv eu(pPa1lmen 9aten
lanbs fpet. 80 beforst. = ~ 0HHefa OeutiGs
Die flSr Spn 6erreu TprnsIis ms m.e
WeneralsHntur u 1pn perm g 20. @tbar6 ms ibtrasben
~ I 3te m - meresn tets peu,abt fein, bas 0ertrouen bes
Sin SIR. 100 qprntorSS4 : : : 49,
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l6mei8eno eiuaitcdt Gat. Ultra posse memo,
b. B. Nieuouo fam itber feline 0tatpr bulor8.
(Q9enf3)
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0roec MriDat @rfmrfTpn.
20mDpartGie

49, 2nmOpartDie
ELE-E@ nn63
MartnanS @bite SULPHUR Sprin9s
CO. gtulmann's @las)
Omnibus Nbf ubrt ieoen Senltas Wtor9. 8ubr.
Bg- so Cts. bin unb suruf.
Gin 4irdinniqsr Sn1nibas sebt jeben Senates SiDross nnfS
Dteienioen, mel6e einen NusRug ms yanb maiden roqean
ipereenb Hon erfgdt, ibre atfsts bis sata samfes Maa-
mttta9s 4 llbr 6et 6errn @nrbner sn lpien. Der Inter
sei6nste piro Nass %axfbtstsn, feline Safe in jeSet Sssispuae
3ufriecen su feasn.
Mi1w IS. MuIl m a n H..
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Senrp Clap Der beribrnte fipIide@rm-
p%romiBmann, ia9te: SD fam ME bafir ftiul=
men nno mil e8 ME, u1p feline irpilde Ofa6t
tpirp mid '%5min9en, Dafir 81 i%timn1en, Dap bic
l5c[aperei itber ems erritprtum perbreitet perpe,
pp le ieet nidt %eriitirt."
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23Fs-E Ter6inan6 5reR
- ,,TDff's Soin,
WnSH lQilber 8eluir=9tcao
u tam cine bal6e M2eile ssg
Stost. In ~,nfreitto Der Il Frfe 9las nm Baltimore
babihfiibren0e men eepfaec 2ee9 os sage Der Salk
Genietrp unb Der S6attenF allsi 9lNelt ln6 5a einlI
ais 6uB Die Spaster91neer I'm ntgtn Wlale ~Ia9erbier
81 SITS 8etlenfeGer i'd ntSu tIgulAen tteoen iouten.
Gin reu erri6teter 3n,gagl4eA, Z aiS9Sdnnete e
bafpen, ein ShetbenfanSDN SWlsBpaus, N3e er u1 9
more ni6t lnehr ;u fn6ers EePsn 0EH Ssiuarh sur Q
Itttun.
@"e1eaTAdften, Mifite eHlpegateh e. Faeeh @efe9a
NlSFise battn III MAJ N"O pH'l's pp"sA s' %FHerer.
ppbl ni6t gebpten lpekuh.r r..
Die fdrnfbaft efeo pllehi lS ~ WstFaAte pse9n :
Wy Snr 5" @sanesffiM4s res 9~itlifpms fabren
mitta9s spn 1 llbr ~ SlnVaSS
Spat6- unp 8attfrors 9fr' nao Spnf
Str, bait ~.
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@onsmerIe: @rauie 1T bier aniIfen
slpei pp4ittlden Barteien r1e~9rbffternpo cine
10 furdtborc e%cmeien, al8 5pildenSen Snow.
9eotbitgs ulb 9lepubtifanern. 0m ssen1foo
febl meni9 oarall, 10 bitten Pie 9ltclprptRhn3
siuen ebenlali9en @enpilen tcptSeidla9eu, melt
It 5u ben 9lepublifauern ii6ergetreten mar.
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.chr[pler 9}erl1urlteI.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-04
UNITED STATES MAIAs.
PosT OFFICE DEPAl1MsKI.

PosT OFFICE DEPARrmsKr,
Washington, Oct. IS, 1885. (
ID % 2 3 AIS FOR CARRYING The
Il malls Of the United States from January
1856, (or sooner II practicable,) to June 30 1850
on the following route in the State OF Ohio will
be received at the Contract Once Of the Pos, or
fee Department, In the City Of Washington until
a. m. OF December LIST next, to be decided same
day:
No. 9273-From Toledo, by Swanton, Delta
Strykey, to Bryan, IS miles and back ,
twice week.
Leave Toledo Monday and Thursd ay
att m
Arrive at Bryan next day by 12 m;
Leave Bryan Tuesday and Friday at 2
p. m;
Arrive a, Toledo next day by7p.m
Proposals for service three times a week
are invited.
For form of proposals, guarantee, and certia
cate, also instructions, requirements &c see
pamphlet advertisement inviting propos ais for mail
service in Ohio, dated January 10, 1856 TO be
found at the Department and at the post offices on
the route
Proposals should be supersclibed, " Proposals,
route sl76, Ohio, and addressed to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, ID.
Bidders will state from what date they will
commence the service.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
oc2I-"lW Postmaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-04

FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE PLEAS
Il ure Of Offering to his patrons and theDR
public In general a very large assortment ofVY
FRUIT, 81 ADE, EVER REEN-
TREES, &c, comprising
Dwarf Pear Trees, In great variety, among WIZ
are all the finest native and foreign SOUS :
splendid one year old trees are odefed al the
low price Of $25 per 100
Apple Trees, large and vigorous, ana vsfie'iee
best suited to this region, eis per IWl
Peach Trees, fine and thrifty, the cnoices' Aihos'
Apricots, Cherries, Plums, Standard Pears,
Ounces, &c large, vigorous ana tnIlIty.
Gooseberries. Cunants, RasPberTies, 6rape Vines,
&c an immense stock OF all the choicest
s,rawberries. the large fine new varieties, as well
as the old popular sorts.
Rhubarb and Asparagus X cots. strong and good
Roses the choicest ever blooming varieties.
Eysrgreens an extensive collection Of the rafe
and well known kinds.
Shade Ornamental Trees, &c.
Dutch Bulbous Roots, Garden Seeds.
In fact, every thing pertaining TO the Nursery
and Seed business, warranted Of the best quality.
choicest varieties, correct To name, and as low as
they can be purchased In the United States.
Catalogues can be had on application
JOHN SAUL,
Seed Store, 396 18th street, corner street,
oc l-eolot Nursery, on 9TH street road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-04
Miscellaneous.
Prsposals for furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

OTTreH SUPERINTENDENT rsLIe PlIsILss-
IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS
printing - &C., approved August q, lisa, sealed
proposals will be received at this Once, In the
Capitol, until the frst Monday list dsy) Of De-
the paper that may be required for the public
printing for the year commencing on the 1st day
Of December. 1856, and ending on the LIST day OF
December, 1857.
ascertained, the quantity, quality, and desefip-
ton Of each kind Of paper that VIII be required
10000 resms hne printing paper, unesiend ered,
to measure 81 BY IS inches, and 10 weigh
forty-fve pounds TO the ream 81 4sesheets
CLASS IL.
GOO reams fine printing paper, calendsed, TO
Beasure "a by 3e inches, and to weigh
hf,y-six pounds to the ream OF $50 sheets
CLASS Ill.
5000 reams supeIfne sized and calende!ed,
printing paper, to measure "a by IS inches,
and TO weigh nfty-,wo pounds to the
rsam Of $50 sheets.
CLAs,Iv.
800 reams supernne hard-siIed and calenoered
printing paper, to measure "a bv 30 inches,
and to weigh forty-eight pounds to the
ream Of $50 sheets.
CLAssV.
200 reams supeSdne sized and calendered map
paper OF such sizes as may be equired,
measuring 10 by "a inches, and weighing
twenty pounds per ream Of $50 sheefs.
CLASS vi.
100 rearEs superhne plate paper, (calendefed or
uncalendeYed, as may be required, } 10 bv
"a inches, and Of such weight as may be
required.
The fbrs Of the paper Of each Of the above
classes to be Of linen and cotton, free from all
adulteration with mineral or other substances, of
a fair vhiteness, and put up in quires Of twenty
four sheets each, and In bundles Of two realms
each, each reem to contain $50 perfect sheets
Uniformity in color, thickness, and weight will
be required; and no bundle exclusive OF wrap
pers) varying over or under Ave per OF mt from
the Standard weight win be received, and the
gross weight will in all cases be required Mix
Ing Of various thicknesses In the same bundle 10
make up the weight will be considered viola
ton Of the contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-04
EVENING STAR.
To MY BROTHER.

Come with me, dearest, to the rivers side,
where the bright floods make music as they
And while we wander by Its sparkling tide,
Sweet memories will rise OF longago,
And thoughts, that childhood babe these waters
Flash forth once more from their enchanted sleep.
Look where Il COWS, unchanged unchanpeabls,
Foaming DER rocks and rippling to the sun,
The shy trout plays among the eddies still,
Where dense and dark the restless currents run ;
How strange to know that thrice three years have
past,
Since we two wandered by its margin last,
Yet change Is here; when we were wont to straw
From morn TIL eve these woody banks among,
Thick hung the hawthorn blossoms from the
spfayI
And like a shower Of gold, the bonny broom
lung TO the amorous gale her buds Of rich per-
fume.
Now autumn looks DER fields Of ripen'd com,
And sere leaves rustic where our footsteps fall,
Few and unfrequent now The notes are borne,
That made these solitudes so musical
And so IL Is with US, for life no more,
Though happy still Is spring time as OF yore.
Az, we are changed; upon thy noble brow
Dwells the deep musrng meet for manhoeA's
Thy step Is armer and thy rich locks now
Are somewhat darken ID by the touch Of time,
And graver cares are round thy spirit twinei,
Than in these shades thy childhood left behind.
Yet, though time sports with outward forms at
will,
In deeper things his breath has scarce been felt,
And the long lapse Of years doth find us still
Before the shrines at W hich child rood knelt;
And what In those young days we wont to prize
Are still the same, the dearest IN our eyes.
Still, as Of yore, tits thy delight to bend
Where some bold river thunders on its course
Where catarac S in whiten'd showers desc md,
Deafening the sir with clamor loud and h oarse,
Thou lowest 10 ply the anglers silent art,
Aloe with nature, and thy own deep heart
Thou hast gone forth to mingle with the world,
And breatn'd the air Of many foreign cline;
But from thy spirit never has been hurl'd
The warm, flesh feeling OF that early time;
And behold the glory OF thy youth,
Blest with An honest heart OF kindness and Truth.
For we, though years have borne upon thy hight
A thousand Joys my childhood eculd not can 4,
My soul has ever found It's chief delight
BY lonely mountain glen, or gushing stream
And life can yield no Pleasure and no pride
Deartr than this, Ito wander by thy side.
And should we hither stray, when young re-
nance
Has faded IN he worlds ungenial air,
And the soft lightning CT the eagle glance
In those dark ewes, tie seen but family there,
Oh may We find In natures beauty still
Joy al shadoTless, charm fcS every i'll
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