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BRICKS! BRICKS! BRICKS! 70 be sold cheap. Apply to Dec 15 1S55 D R MANDFI
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations. HeimbOid's Highly Concentrated Com
 pound Fluid Extract Buchu


 s certain safe, and effectual remedy for Diseases | of the Bladder, Kidneys Gravel, Dropsy, Weak ness Secret Diseases, Distractions, Female Com CT in MALE FEMALE, from whatever they may ha, c originated and no matter of how long standing.
 This popular and specific remedy is now offered to the afflicted. and guaranteed to cure all the above complaints It searches out the very of the dis driving all the diseased fluids of the body thus removing the and rendering the cer- tam and permanent. This medicines .lllays pain and inflammation. which other remedies invariably cause and be taken with less trouble and expense patients. This intallible remedy has saved thou sands upon thousands from the hands of merciIeS> luacls, if not from premature graves. In eases of infection the Compound Buyhu is the only article worthy of inc least confidence of the afflicted in per forming safe cures. It contains narcotic mcr- cury other injurious drug but is purely vEGETA BLE COMPOSITION It is very agreeable to the taste creates no perceptbe odor and may be taken by per sons of either sex without intolerance from business medical advice plain directions for accom- pany the medicine. Reader if you have any>of the above comp plaintS do not neglect them delays are dangerous. With this medicine you cure your Set, and thus prev >cnt all exposure. Truth Must and will Prevail. This medicine speedily and etccually cures the n ~t virulcnt form of secret diseases and eradicate, e " particle of infectious matter from the system restoring the patient perfect state of HLATH AND PURITY. And as d medicine which must benefit everybody. from the simply delicate t. the confined and desparing invalid. equal is be found il act ing both cure and preventive of any of the above ailments
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| MOON, TITUS & CO.,, Cotton Factors | lNl and Commission Merchants. l. w. MOON New Orleans.I
 J: E x! S!sEs Ho5S. Memphis Tenn T Ne" Orleans | Sept. II, 55 6m*
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JOHN Mccoy, Attorney at Law. Pocahontas Ark, will practice in the Courts of Randolph Law. renee. Jackson. Green and Poinsctt counties. As, in the courts of Oregon and Ripley counties Mo.
 January Is. 1858 lv
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P, H. WHEAT.

Commission, Receiving X Forwarding Merchant DaYaIl,s Riuif. White River.
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BENJ CALENDER, THos. FLINT. GEO. E. LEARNARD. { fALENDER. FLINT X CO.,, importers and o lobbers of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns etc., 42 and Al Pearl street, Boston.
 ian. 15. 1855 tf
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Terms oi Tuition per Session.
FLOWS AND FLOW POINTS.

le. I.:> HESPEE 5a 5r n3@ E. z. 2" lS'g1v.e I'a9 Kentucky Flows. Nos :. $, F. l3 Il and l6. extra point to each Flow. Extra points for Nc. 2, 10 and 7. Flows cheap for cash. March lS5f
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WrapplnE. Letter and Cap Paper.

Wrapping, Letter and Cap Paper. 1S1 Reams Wrapping Paper, assorted sizes, from lOU Is by Is to 25 by 36 nches
 Reams Mercantile Packet Post;
 '" Blue and White Laid Ruled Letter Paper; :. :. RE;aP :. Received direct from manufacturers. and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER & co. March 25, '56.
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New and Fashionable Dress Goods.

LUST received by steamer Hickman, Ladies' Fine J Dress Goods, Silks, Bareges, Figured and Plain Swiss; Printed, Plain and Striped Organdes; Plain, Striped and Plaid Nansook; Swiss and Jaconet Edg- ings and lnsertings Also a variety of Dress Trim mings; Ginghams; Prints; Lawns; Linen; with a ge- neral assortment of Dry Goods, etc. etc. Please call at D. RENDERS.
 March p, '56
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JAMES TUNNAH.
xa, R. II. IIUMMEL. Main Street. ezA,
 "A LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, E9l Wholesale and Retail Drug Store,

AN aIWHN0 Uh IiIIU. T0I HHIt' NIIgs. Nedl- h cleo and Chemicals, Dye stutls Oils. Paints, Varnishe~. Window gt-ss. Putty. Glass ware. ~upe, rYr qualities ot Pcrtnmcry, genuine Maria Parma Loloene variety ot fine Soaps; hair tooth flesh and paint Bfushcs surgical and dental lnsJrunents Cigars Snutfs and Tobacco; pure Wines and Bran dies: Spices Syrup, Extracts and Essences for cuin ary r~a: all te patent or proprietary Medicines Of thr day; Writing lnk7: variety of Pens Pencils and man Bitter,: MyLcun's Volcanic on Liniment: Row unls of the University of Free Medicine of Philadcl- phia; Fever and AuEc Tonic Mixture: Blackberry syrup: Remedies for the Lungs; Remedies for Dys- pcI-ia and Iudigestion Family anti Bilious Fills; Wolf's Genuine Schiedam Schnaps; fancy articles, etc. etc.
 Having purchased for cash. l am enabled to scll as Tow * any establishment. Warranted to be fresh. pure and genuine.
 Orders from the country promptly filled, and satis faction nuarantcd with regard to price and quality.
 july l. ls55. ly R. Il. IIUMMEL. M D.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A STORE HOUSE and Dwelling situated ,A.4 fA in the town of Danvle, Yell county, Ark. tI:;T We can recommend the situation being de .sl.i sirable one. For particulars enquire of
 FIELD x DOLBY. Little Rock. April l. 1856.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
 CELEBRATED
 GERMAN BITTER5,
 Prepared by Dr. (. M. Jackson, Phi ladeiphia. Pa., TWILL efiecuay Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, w Jaundice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising from dlsoled Ihve 1 or Stomach-.- Snch Constipa- ton, Edward Piles, Fitness of Blood o the Head, Acidity of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Distaste for Food, Fitness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa-
 tions, Sinking or Flutering he Heart Choking, or
 Vsoin, Dots web, before the sight, Fever and Dull
 Pam in the Head, Deficiency of Perspira ton, Yelowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, etc., Sudden Finishes
 of Heat, Burning in the Flesh Constant Imag- things of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
 The proprietor in calling the attention of the public to this pepaaOn does with feeling of confidence vir- tues and adaptation the diseases for which 1t is recon. mended.
 It is and uned article, that has stood the test of ten years trial before the American people, and its reputation and sale is unrvaed by similar prepara- tions extant The testimony given the prominent and well known Physicians and individuals all parts oi the country immense and careful peusa of the Almanac, published annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis of of his agents but satisfy the most
  brty it has obtained.
 Principal Office and Manufactory, No. 96 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa
 Testimony from the Southwest. CUSHING & SWAMI Proprietors of the Democrat, say; Columbus Teras, Feb. 2Oth ls55.We have both of us used your German Btte and willing to testify to their excellence The ccumstan wherein found them be- nefcial rccorerV proraeed ot Chs and Feror.
 T. H. MMahon Co.,, Richmond, Texas; Geo. Young, Wheelock, Texas; B. F. Rucke Washington, Texas; S. w. Fisher, Matagorda Texas all speak in the highest of great and virtues of the German Bittes JASPER AyDELoTT says:
 Rcd Oak, Prairie County, 4rk Nov IA, ls54.-Nearly years ago afflicted with what my physicians termed Typhoid Fever, and nearly two confined my house and bed; in aci frequently low be pronounced past by my physicians and friends. At times was able to ride far ClnOn the of Hck. man county Ky, which State 1 resided that time Calling day at the of Mr. Moore, in Clinton who knew my long confinement he recommended your German Btters. look couple of bottles trial, and found them of much benefit me, that procured more agents in Little Rock, this State, wish get more of the Bitters. satisfied that had continued the them, health would as of my age, t7l yearsl could expect. These Biters entirely vegetable, they nvgorate and strengthen the system, posirae, and be used for infants a well as adults.
 Sold by Druggists and Stoekeepe in every vi age in the United States and Canadas, and by HUMMEL CO., and DR. R. L. DODGE, Little Rock, and TilOS. MILLS DaLlas Polk county, Ark.
 Nov. 9, ls55-ly
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CARPETS AND RIGS.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods. LUST received by steamer Pelican the finest stock J of Gentlemen's Furnishing ods ever offered in this market, consisting in part of Black and Colored Cloths; Plain and Fancy Summer Cassimeres;
 :. ' Linens;
 {" '' '' Marselles Vestings; Buff and Figured Cashmere Silk. Linen and Thread E Hose; Brown and White Cotton g Battiste and Cambric Cravats; Silk and Gauze Undcrshirs; Linen and Cotton Drawers, and almost every arti- cle in the line.
 Please call and examine my stock and you sure to be pleased. JAS. A. HENRY. April l. 1856
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HOES, NAILS AND SF
JUST RECEIVED.

( ,OFFEE, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Salt Raisns, C Soda Biscuit, Crackers Saleratus Lemon Syrup, ! Reg Of Ground Ginger, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, Brushes, etc.. For sale low for cash by
 March IS, '56 VIM JONES
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SUPERIOR CASTINGS. SKILLETTS and Lids-150. assorted sizes; o 4S Ovens and Lhls, assorted sizes; 24 Biscuit Ovens;
 75 English Pots assorted sizes; 4S Odd Oven Lids $
 4 Wash Kettles G <
 40 set Wagon boxes C q Received and for sale by April. 1856 RAPLEY. HANGER & co.
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SEED.
EEELETT SEED. 1An BAGS, received and for sale by IOV VIM. B. WAIT.
FASHIONS! FASHONS!!

o NTRS. GRAHAM has inst received .A (D 4VA fresh supply of Millinery. select sSSssjI szsse ed with great care by Mrs. McLautn 9.0SS for the Southern trade, great variety of Bonnets, Flowers, Rbons, Laces and Trimmings. Ladies will please call Mrs. McI.autiin i> at hand.
 .=g- All orders from the country will receive due attention. etc, etc
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s $ .ss......s ..s A oF S FTRSITrRE nSTfi HEf fforA

3-z---------~saS5 Sale Consisting of Bureaus T1 Bedsteads Chairs, Tables, Looking Glasses, What, nots, Cribs, etc., etc.
 The subscriber is prepared to make all articles q, Furniture in superior style; and repairing will aIs1 be neatly and promptly done. D7s l Also Coffin making and undertakino @Haa+ T1--24D attended to at the shortest notice.
 Ware-room on Markham st., on the corner belou the Presbyterian church.
 May 30, 1854. ly FRANCIS DIFFER.
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DENTAL, NOTICE.

-> 5 hR. H. x. CASE has removed to Ben S.sssss=ssS aS dersnew building. where he is prepar- 7I1ITTTed to operate in every branch of his pro eSson. Artificial teeth with artificial gums from one to full etinserted to look perfectly natu- ra All full set, inserted on the suction, or atmos- pheric pressure principle, feel perfectly natural and easy in the mouth and answers all the legitimate uses of natural teeth.
 Teeth if taken in time can be plugged so as to pre- serve them tor life. March is 1858 lv
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HaARCY FEMALE ACADlMy.

YEvllE second session of thc Searcy Fe-
 a male Academy. < now in successful sssz. @<oIelutiou. 'under the supclintendcnce of !sz.lz..a4.. .s.. the Rev. LAMBS MAETIH as Principal
 Terms oi Tuition per ses>ion. Primary Department. ....................$ $l0 00 Junior Department ....................... I5 % Scuiur Department. ...................... 20 % Music ou Piuno............ ............ % % Use of the instrument. t...................... , co
 JAMES F. BATE, See. of s. F. A. March f l>5G. 2n
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FIVE srEAN ENGINES FOR SALE.

AF dfercntsze,. suitable for running Mills. These " engines warranted to he in perfect order Also lot of Mill Castings, consisting of gudgeons. and every thing aPpertainng to or griat mili'. Applyto TOM BARRETT
 or KOBT. ERODE. Iittn Rock Fch 10 'ae .rn
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IRON, STEELE, ETC. JUST received from the Globe Mills. Cincinnati ,D per steamer Hickman 52000 lbs Assorted Iron; 200 Flow Moles; 2000 l5s Slab Iron:
 50 sets Wagon Boxes assorted sizes:
 kegs Sad Irons; 400 lbs German Steel; 300 lbs Cast Steel; 500 lbs Blister Steel: 5000 lbs assorted Castings, odd lids etc. etc. For sale by S. H. TICKER March 25 '56
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
A. J. NEWELL.

GEO. w.. NELSON. A. J. NEWELL. | M ELSON & NEWELL, Commission Mer- " chants. and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Tobacco, Cigars, etc. Will attend promptly to the sale of all consgnments, and fill orders punctually. Main Street, one door South of Union, Memphis, Tenn. mil
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ROOK RINNERX.

 IT ENRY JACOBl still carries on the book | Il binding business, on Markham street. few doors west of Tucker & Ross store in all its branches and is prepared to execute all orders in his line at no berute prices and on short notice. All orders left at the True Democrat office will le attended to, without extra charge. April 25 '54ly
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NEW .MANTiI.L4S.

,,,SsXsEa LUST opened q hun~,m ;.,-,.r-uy.
 sSS 1eeES sS of Lace and Sui Mmtil.- tr -. -N'vo'1 low by MRS. LnN'>
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FRESH SUPPLIES. I BEL White Beans; II l bbl Homny; bbl. Lard Oil; Boxes Brown Soap: boxes Star Candles; box Starch; coil Flow Lines; Painted Buckets and Tubs. Cheap for cash by D. BENDER. March 25 ,lk
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IN Exchange for Produce every article on my IL shelves, at cash prices.
 April l. 1856 THOS BARRETT
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IRON! INON!! IRONY! D1 000 LBS. IRON, assorted, viz: Lf.UUU Flat Bars A to 5 inch. by 1a, E, M; Band Iron, # 10 inch by l-l6, A; H. S. Iron. s4. to z, by 35; Rod Iron, E to 19 inch:
 Square Bars from 19 to 21l inch; Flow Slab 10 by 3s F inch; Hoop Iron, 4, !, fl inch; Sheet Iron No IS, 32;
 Boiler Plate. IA incb
 Boiler Rvets, 5s inch Received per White Bluff, and in store. The above lot of Iron comprises one of the most co plete assortments ever offered in this market For sale by RAPLEY, HANGER & co. March 25 '56
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-01-15

with mans daughter, vino resided less than
three miles distant, but after faithful attach
ment between them for several months, the
old man had utterly refused to entertain his
application for the young girls hand
This was capital. just what The old man
desired. This satisfied him that he had made
mistake in regard to his own child; and he
would help Joe get married, and thus stop
all further trouble or suspicion at home. So
he said: ,1aaa
well, Joe, is she buxom lass
'Yes-yes,' said Joe. That is, other folks
say so. I'm not much Of Judge myself
And you like herl
Yes, sir-yes.' ai n
Then marry her. said Danforth .gI
But cant--the father objects
Pooh ? continued Danforth; .let him do
so-what need you care Run away with
her.
'Elopef
.Yesl OFF with you at once. If the gal
will join, all right. Marry her, bring her
here; you shall have the little cottage at the
foot of the lane; I'll furnish it for you; your
wages shall be increased; and the old man
may like it or not, as he will
But
Put no butts, Joe. Do as bid you; 60
about at once; and
You will stand by mer
'Yes, TO the last. | know you, Joe; you're
a good fellow, a good workman, and will
make anybody good son or husbaod. ~.
The old fellow will be so mad though
who cares7 | say. Go on quickly, but
quietly
Tomorrow night, them said Joe.
sYes' said Danforth.
T'lll hire Colver's horse
NO Gou shan't.'
Nor h.h li ni'
i say no. Take ny horsc--the best one,
young Morgan; he'll take you off in fine
style in the new phaton.' o1
Exactly
And us soon as you are spliced, come right
back here, and jolly time we'll have Of at
the old house. ,''"
'Her father will kill me- ~ " @
Bah! He's an old fool, whoever he isl
he don't know your good qualities, Joe, so
well as ! do, Don't be afraid faint heart, you
know, never won fair woman
The old man will be astounded.'
Never mind, go-on. We'lltun the laugh
on him. III take care Of You and your wife
at any rate ~. '.f, .a,..,
I'll do it, said Joe. =
You shall said Danforth: and they
parted in the best of spirits. Z
Al, hour after dark, on the following eve
ming. Joe made his appearance. decked in
nice new black suit, and really looking very
comely. The old man hustled out TO the |
barn with him, helping 10 harness young Nor :
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THE RUNAWAY MATClI;
Or, Oyershooting the Marx.
ny FRED HUNTER.

A great many years since, when bright
eyed and fr-haired lasses were not SO plenty
in New England as they now are, there dwelt
in the town of p, pretty village,
distant, then, some five and twenty miles
from 'Market-town,' peculiar comely and
graceful maiden, who had a peculiarly ugly
and crossgrained but wealthy old father.
Minnie was Danforth's only child; and
report said truly that she would be his sole
legatee. The old man was sturdy farmer,
and was estimated to be worth full ten thou
sand dollars; at that period, very handsome
fortune, to be sure.
The sparkling eyes and winning manners
Of Minnie Danforth had stirred up the finer
feelings of the whole male portion of the Will
age, and her suitors were numerous; but her
father was particular, and none succeeped in
making headway with him or her.
In the meantime, Minnie had true and
loyal lover IN secret! Who would have sup
posed for one moment that such a fellow wo'd
dare to look upon beauty and comparative re-
finemcnt! His name was Walker, or, as he
was generally called. joe Joe Walker;
and he was simply farmer, employed by old
Danforth, who had entrusted Joe with the
management of his large place two or three
years.
Buta very excellent farmer, and right
good manager, was this plan and unassuming
but good looking Joe Walker. He was young
too--only twenty y-three; and he actually fell
in love with the beautiful, pleasant, joyous
Minnie Danforth, his employers only daugh-
ter. But the strangest part of the occurrence
was, that Minnie returned his love earnestly,
truly and frankly; and promised to we'd him
at the favorable moment.
Things went on merrily for time, but old
Danforth discovered certain glanccs and atten-
tiops between them, which excited his envy
suspicious. Very soon afterwards Joe learn
ed the old mans lnind indirectly, in regard
to his future disposal of Minnie's hand, and
he quickly saw that bis case was a hopeless
one, unless he resorted to stratagcm; and so
he set his wits at once to work.
BY agreement, an apparently settled cold
ness and distance was observed by the lovers
toward each other for FIVE or six months; and
the father saw (as he belieyed) with satisfac-
ton that bis previous suspicious aud fears had
been all premature. Then by agreement al
so between them, Joe absented himself from
the house at evening: and night after niuht,
for full tbree months longer, did Jocd disap-
pear as soon as his work was finished, TO re-
turn homo only at late bedtime This was
unusual, and old Danforth determined to
know Inc cause of IT, fNah.e
Joe frankly confessed that he was in love
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But one opinion is expressed-an unbound
ed admiration-as to the manly and generous
course pursued by Mr. Campbell during the
present exciting and annoying struggle for
Speaker. Political foes can but admire and
commend him. The Washington Star COM
pliments him most highly, and at the sams
time administers rebuke to false friends
which should cut even to the dividing asunder
of the ajoints and morrow Of those anti-Ne-
braska elected members, who factiousfy pre-
vented the election of Mr. G. as Speaker
The Star says: n7l5eo1
There was much Of feeling in the brief adj
dress of the Hon. l.. d. Campbell, delivered
in the House Hall yesterday, the substance
of which was duly given in our report of tho
days proceedings. In the midst of his pro
fusion of thanks to those Of his friends who
had done the fair thing by him, there was a
vein Of bitterness towards those whose friend
ship had been that of the lip only. Towards
the members of the House who, protesting
ultra anti-Slavery sentiments, had refrained
from voting for him on this, that or the other
frivolous pretext. In truth, it struck us as
he was uttering his few brief, but really elo-
qucnt sentences, that his heart and mind
were full Of the hollowncss of the professions
of-the politicians Of the day, for the study Of
which this city Of Washington is the point of
all points, in these United States Of America.
Heisa bold, frank and chivalrous man, IA
his personal conduct during many years SER
vice in the House has demonstrated, our only
regret in connection with him is, that he was
not saddled with the trying duties Of the.
Speakciship of the thirty-fourth Congress; but
that SO emphatic and so genial gentleman
as he is in all his personal relations, should
hold his sentiments on the slavery question,
BY this time we fancy those who supported
him honestly and earnestly have come to real,
ize that no one of his peculiar politics can be-
elevated to the chair-a fact apparent to us
long before Monday Of last week, as duly set
forth in the Star.
The correspondent Of the New York Tims
thus notes the cool and quiet manner in which
Lew. Campbell handles his political enemy.
He says:
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, did a handsome
thing in the debate this morning. Mr., Smith,
of Tennessee, endeayorcd 10 draw from him
some remarks calculated to disturb the har-
mony of the ant-Ncbraska force but the gem
tleman from Ohio was TOO sharp politician
TO bc caught in such q trick, and promptly
told his duesiioner (in substance) that the
present was the time for work, and not for
talk; il was the present business If himrelf
and friends to fight the enemy aud net each
oVnc'f 1t N ntl tf1 4rttc4 H
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Not here and there we hear the cry of woe
From south to north the wall goes up to God.
Sackcloth is spread and nations weeping CO.
And vengeance cricth from the reeking SOIL.
With sad and sickening heart away
From the dark shores where ruin hodeth sway,
To own blessed land where beams brighter day.
But here pause confusion, riots here,
And deeds of darkness bluhing come to light.
Nebraska lawessness and Kansas fear
Like mountains from the sea rise out of night;
We gladly note remedial means found
Which horl these rude coruptions TO the ground,
And doing good to all they scatter blessings round.
The old Bay State from Plymouth days till now,
True to her honor and America. .s
From loom and last, from anvil plane and plow
By myriad voices claims her right of way
She like the Phenix bursts her ashen thralls
Shakes off the dust and high DER Freedoms wallis
With unmstaken tones her timid sisters calls
The Empire State, Excelsior the proud;
Nailed her escutcheon to the nations gaze,
And like mountain torrent deep and loud,
Swept down the 1oodwood of her darker days
She scoms to act Popes--a tyrants tool
And this We learn in her polite school:
Americans alone America shall rule.
And many more space forbds.
Whose clarion voices herald on the rights
Their drowsy sleep hath fallen from their lids,
And frightened clouds roll backyard into night
The day star Ri cs DER our land more;
The fears dspeed, that threatened us before,
And beacon fires are lit on every doubtful shore.
Our noble State, come with pride to thee;
Thy name is honored as thy deeds deserve;
Foremost in PROMISE first in victory
In Freedoms cause, the snew and the nerve.
We look with pleasure thy teeming wales;
Thy border waters whened DER with sails,
Thy wealth. thy sivcry lakes thy hills and fowery daes
Speaking Of Hillsdae, brings us right at home,
Where Il rift and industry and peace prevail
Wlcre and fali and church spru dome,
Rise on each hill and cluster in each vale.
Here traffic heayes constant swelling tde
Profit and pleasure the swift hours divide
And learning from her throne illumncs far and wide.
And last, not leas-mysef-this rasient /,
Now here, now there with news and yarns and sich,
All STANDARD lterature-decidedly
The STANDARDS columns every week rich
With all great dongs Of all earthly climes;
A faithful mirror of the present times
And /, its circulating medium take my rhymes,
And pocket all such insults your quarters and your dimes