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TO The CrTtzr>s or,ow.

Believing that large majority Of the citizens Of
Iowa are opposed to ths political principles Of the
present administration and 10 he introduction Of
slavery into territory free and also that mad.
Tree by the Compromise q 1920 and that the par
ty styling itself the Democratic Party" are striy-
ing - make slavery grl4' ,.dfonal institution con
trary 70 the principles laid down In the Declaration
Of Independents and the Constitution as taught by
the Fathers Of tic Republic would call upon ali
snch free citizens 10 meet in Convention al Town
CITY on the I'D day of February for the purpose Of
organizing Republican Party, to make common
cause with similar party already formed in several
Of the other States # the Union
January 3, 1886 MANY CtrtrSs
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kEoktk MARINE INSURANCE co.

NJ OllIE Is hereby gwen that the kEoRuk Ma
~ RtSE INSURANCE 60. has been organized TO dc
"A marine Insurance business. Its place Of transact.
ing business is keokuk, Lee County Iowa i
capital stock of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
$500 900.
One hundred thousand dollars Of said capita
stock TO be subscribed and secured and the first In
stailnent 81 ten per oen 10 b. paid in cash befef,
the company commences business.
The directors are authorized to make pro as
sessments on the stock notes, 10 exceed five pei
cent. every thirty days. The said corporation wa,
organized on the 26th day Of December 1855 ana
will continue for the term of twenty years and may
be renewed from time 70 time under the provisions o
the Code of Iowa.
The business Of the company is to be managed b,
board OK eleven directors, 10 be elected annually
on the second Wednesday of January.
The liability of the corporation is limited to ont
million dellars, and the private property Of tn,
stockholders Is exempt from the payment of til,
corporate debts.
A. BRIDGMAN, President
" +. TURNER. Secretary
jan div
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New Furniture.

u ECkIN by late Shipments AT Che "Gate Clty
IL Furniture Rooms"
Il pair sociables new and elegant styles various pat
terms and prices.
2d3z upholstered Lounges,
pair Sofas, fashionable patterns.
marble top dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
10 plain do.
marble top Frieze legCenter Tables.
Rosewood Hat stands gilt and ivory mounted new
and elegant patterns.
Gothic do, cherry and walnut
g Turned do.
80 doz cane seat Chairs, all patterns and qualities
do arm Rockers cane seat and back
do sewing Rockers do
Also some beautiful upholstered 0ttomans, Gothic
Reception Chairs, Quartette Tables, Fancy Towel
Stands, and a large assortment Of all kinds of fash
onable furniture, which the public invited 10 call
and examine. &. s. ABBOTT
dec l9d l36 Mnin ~
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keokuk Gyrnnastum.

'I,HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an.
nounce TO the citizens Of keokuk that he has
opened has rooms for the reception OF gentlemen
suitable ana ample preparations have been made
70 preserve and promote the health, yigor and men,
tai elasticity of all who may desire TO participae in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gyinnas
ties Pure air and cold water, judioiously used in
the manner prescf bed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust
BeT Rooms over Carey hilbourne's store Xii
bourne Block, Main street, in the 4th story En-
trance from the rear of the building
declSdf O. MANCHESTER
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WiIItan. ". RcIknnn

L Companits
Commercial Ins. Co.. Saint Louie Nj
Hartford Fire Insurance CO.
Htna lns. Ga.
Star Ins. Co
ftna Life ms. Go.
The attention # merchants and forwarders II
called I" the fact, tuat the Commercial ms Co. Of
- Louis, Issues open Marine POLES at their Agen-
cy here- lne premiums are retained here and loan
Ell TO the customers II the Company
Office Second street near Main
d4cSdIu
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ST. JOHNS HOUSE.

tHAkiIoN ,...........S......LUCAs co. IOWA
" *. 81. JOHN begs leave to inform his old
-. friends and the travelling public & morally
tha' he mas removed from Llbertyvilc to Charlton
whore he has taken the Hotel formerly known Ms tho
United states, which ne has completely repaired and
reiurnished IN the most comfortable manner and Of
iefs as good accommodations rs can be found in the
country.
Connected with the house is q good and cotnnaa,
OTIS stable, always Well supplied with feed
Dee. 49, ls55.-d3w-wIy
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E+pecial attention given 10 Insurancs II
FARM PROPERTY DWELLINGS AND OFT
BUILDINGS
| NcI HIS such building. or contents on favorable.
terms. for > Or 5 years lusnres store. War~.
housss Buildings u Contents, and Personal Proper
g nerally.
LOSSES EQt lTAELY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LIZ PAID Is CASH
Ihlsfompnuy JOIN; Stock Association organ
tzed under special charter grauted hy the Ie.isla
ture o Wisconsin, WITH an authorized eauital If
Sou, oHs huntrfd thousand dollars j y Aieh
L pad ii ana securely invested IA bonds and ,nrt
stS@ TN Company being ha. securely organized
upon tfm basis IA directors take pleasure IN r.
e'tia Adtlg IL e public favor a. worthy If conf
denee aud support With tbs AssurAnce that a. laes
e shall b. promptly and hqnvrarly adjusted A.
was . = ely ~55zk company m mutual bu ness
vii Is done nor premium notys taken
efFlCEKs
N n. Donaldson PIT w. Il fsIbs u. ~eety
! Edly VIC Prst A, Gibsou ca. A gent
dec 2ia5m w 4. TURNER Agent
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SlS0iNo sJoRDAS.' AT II Sabbath school
not many miles distant, only a few weeks
ago, Reverend gentleman, after exhorting
the school most pously and atfectonately for
half an hour, and then By way of giving the
pupils chance 10 contribute their mite to
the general glory Of the occasion, he re-
quested them to sing Jordan for him, expect
ing, course, to hear son Jordan's stormy
banks stand, " when to his surprise, the
scholars with one accord struck up, EsJordan
am hard road TO trayel.n - fCIeveland
Plain Dealer
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0RPORATION NOTICE.

/ nj Office is hereby given that a Corporation has
- been organized, the corporate Of which Is
the "iawreneeCo Company. It's principal place
of transacting business Is the city of keokuk in the
state OF Iowa Its principal business is TO deal in
the mining and selling OF coal, and in the purchase
and sale Of coal lands ami such her bu -ness ms NAV
be properly connected therewth. The amount of
( capital siock Is placed at Three Hundr a Thousand
alart ~ gald IN M fAa Discretionary ca liz Of the
b3a'a"t Dr. @.9ts 10" operation commenced its
NAtst-iIc, oi the LIST day 81 January 4 d. 500 and
continues fps twenty years subject to renewal accord.
ing 70 the provisions Of the Code Of iowa lis al
LARS are q p conducted by Board Of Five Directors
who are to be elected annually the Wednesday ne
after the hrst day Of January # each year and no
elect President Secretary Treasurer and such other
others and agents a. n cessary. The highest
amount Of Indebtedness which the corporation NAV
incur u One Hundred Thousand dollars Private
property exempt from the corporatcdebts
Directors Names.
h H. Ford, F.. II Harrison
VIM. Lei ghton, A. Wolcott.
sam J. f. Miller
OTHER CoRroRAroRs.-Joh K. Alien, c. II. Perry,
D. W Ford, Guy Wells Jno W. Rankin, Iuv W.
Cleghorn.
!. Ford Treasurer, L. X. Ford, President.
Jas. c. Parrott. Secretary
STANTON cApY. b. T. JONES &. \. p,ck
CADN, JONES aPECk,
- l9N OF the Anvil. importers and -
- dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware, e 1
Cutlery Guns Pistols sash, Glass, &C., Main street
p,'"esh oth aud sth, h"kak, Town. Opposite Ne
e""h'os BLOCK. Jan4d
ID IIDEkS hardware locks latches H., IT. t.,se
- ahd last butts, screws, &c full Assessment
anu l"test styles At Cabl, JONES PECK n.
gahod
GREENFIELD Tool Co. planes a superior arti.
~ Gle, at the sign Of the BIG ANVIL.
.------
4 1hARC0AL Heater sad IRONS, ii great saving In
Y j lUA1 hF ffs ttaytf
49, Wv" 'e az ''' -, ~ eFt'S housewife
t.a 'oNf'9 fEeh =
J"h""
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shaving d Hair Cutting Extraordi-
nAVVt

ShAMPooNlNd AGREEABLY PERFORMED
- The fayorite saloon Of t.eorpe Cam. ~ ~
street, below Parsons Bank, presents new nttrae.
tons Q the citizens Of keokuk. Having obtained
assistants in my business superior to any ever bfore
employed IN tins city, invite the patronage Of tue
community, am satisfied that ean shave clea,,
CT, cut Aair more Annd snnely, ani shampoon with
more dexterty than any barber in the State If Iowa
Competition challenged GEORGE CAnTTs
August %, I855.-lyaAw6in
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| hereby gwen that n conformity To chapter 81
i Of the Code Of Iowa. approved 5th February, 1851
to authorize corporations for pecuniary profit a
company has been formed under the name oi the
"keokuk Gas Light aud Coke Company"
Its principal place OF transacting basinoss is the
city of keokuk Lee County, and state Of Iowa
The general nature If ths business. he transac cd
is tha erection purchase aud manufacture Of
works in or All aceut TO- the city Of keoknk for the
manufacture and sale Of Gas, Coke, Tar, &C. and the
mining and sale Of coal
The capital stock Of the corporation il One Hun
drel Thousand Dollars which may at any tim. be
increased by such sum as may pe necessary 10 ac-
complis the objects Of the company be paid such
manner and at such times the directors may pre-
scribe.
The said corporation organized On the goth day
u December, A. ID. 1893, and Will continue for the
term OF twenty years, renewable from time to time
FIR periods IT twenty years each, according ~ the
statute aforesaid.
The othcers Of the company consist Of "a board Of
three directors which ma at any time b. incr aed
Ia any number not Exceeding nue) who to be elect
ed annually, ou the third W edncsday IT January A
President Treas urer, SECRETARY, and such suD9rli
mate oic gents, and servants, the board may
from time 70 time appoint
Tn highest mount Of indebtedness or liability to
which the corporation il any one time to SUBJECT
itsclt i not to e1eesd two-thirls II its capital
stock
The private property 81 the stockboldar- to be ex-
empt ffon the payment II the corporate debts.
Tho following named persons constitute the frst
board Z
DIREcroKs
William Herriek. Edward hilbourne.
Charles b. Foote.
EDWARD kILB0URNF. Pres.
J. DAVIES sec
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7. J. ELLIOTT.
j No. II. CARTER.
I. j CARTER.
las II TspTE2

Having purchased the entire stock Of : A. Duke
ana having Furthermore secured the services ~ Mr.
Dunlap late Of Cincinnati Ohio, widely and favora
bly, known u the "Prinee IF Boot Maker We soiie
1t the patronage Of the citizens Of kekuk and the
surrounding country
II lsouF intention e keep On hand complete ~
sortment Of every description and price and are ,r
pared T. finish to orer boots and hoe to suit the sn
cy I. J. ELLIOTT i co
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE cry.

iHk DIES MONIES ALLEY WHIG is issued from
TINS ONCE every Wednesday, has an extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the DesMones Val
ley a. well "a in the rest of the State and the Uni
TED States, and medium of advertising il not
surpassed Subscription price Sl,50 per annum in
advance
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NOTICE.

fHHE Partnership her stoforc existing betwe1
L Rude low III the carpenter business, dis
solved by mutual consent the Ist day Of Dec N
bar. ls35. JOHN RUDE.
keoknk, Jan. s. d3ta WM III. Low.
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have sold my entire stock and trade TO r j Fill
OFT Co., and cheerfuiIy recommend them 10 my old
customers n gentlemen fully competent and canab,e
u carrying the boot aud shoe business in ali its
branches. = DIXIE
uoy9
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To the stock h Oidcrs OF she X cOkuk
Mt. Pleasant a Nuscatine IL. X. Co.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that in accordance with
the conditions IF the subscription for the lat
Division Of said road, the sixth instalment of 81
pr cent viii DC due and payable Feb. 18th, s56, at
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasurer
oknk, or t. the undersigned, General Agent.
j. h. HOENISH,
General Agent X Mt. r. / NJ. K. r. Co.
Jan. <, lS5G.--td daw
Lkeokuk Times and Nj Pleasant Ohsel Yer cnnY i
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Commission Notice.

(
t0&r1ni Notice.
/ HAY i III store s..4 following articles which If
not called ia within 80 day. viii h. SOFA u pay
Charge j r. C0PELIN
NJ q, former Bien3eau ana Leytc.
Samuel Weger boxes.
John Hapanalt. Ind anois z pekgs scythes,
cradles aud aoes etc
Mr. Harsh, Naayop, lot wagon stuf
y Brown, keokuk, J large box, $50 lh-
u Perkins, keokuk, slab iron, bars iron 6
pNkgs sundries.
Frederick somerschid or Miss Dora Bozi, spring
Grove, near Garden Grove, Decatur county, Iowa /
keg wine, pekgs II II goods piano
hinsell smoker, keokuk, bundles sheet IRON,
2pcs do
Isaac Megus keokuk, box.
;. henderson,, keokuk, chest.
VIM Baldwin, keokuk, box.
T. a. Boyer, keokuk. boxes clocks , do We ghts
K r. Latta keokuk. boxes mda.
III. II. Goodrich, keokuk, sci harness
John B,rland, Polk City, Iowa box, chest
}. Thompson. running gear of two horse wagon.
hendrck GiilesPie, Quincy, Iowa. / bundle mill
. saws.
james Harper thre.hing machine, horse power,
elc., etc.
II. Poison, Wheeling, Iowa ! straw cutters lot
plunder
Il Beamer, ? boxes dry fruit, sack d..
j. Il. Williams, 3 boxes. 2 hedsteads
Samuel NJ. 6hei, / box fruit
Adam kcok marked t. CopeHn, box
j, g. Porter, buggy.
j. W Schoelly, keokuk, II boxes 3 bundles bed
.tsads
}. H. Mcfarland, Keokuk. 5 bill dry fruit.
7. Hubert. bale hops.
&. Boiin, pair platform scales.
No mark, carriage SPRING.
barrel aud box.
Dtccnber2t, 1855. dtjan26
10 Galloway j Webster. james Ham and Andrew
Webster.
You are hereby notified that there is now on file
IN the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk the petition of Pitt
man Iennent, Douglas Breadng and Young
Brothers, alleging that creditors they took at
tachment writs from the said District Court and
caused the te be levied on lands Of Galloway
Webster, to secure debts due and 10 become due
them that at the September term If the said Dis
trie Court for the year 1894, the plaintiffs recover
Ell ludgmonts for the amounts respectively due them
with costs and Issued executions. The plaintiffs al
lege that the lands attached described in the petit
tom were purchased by Galloway & ebstcr of one
y ;. Billings, but 10 defraud creditors the convey
ance was executed 10 Andrew Webster, and by said
Webster TO james Hahn both unable to pay for tn }
same. The bill charges that these lands still be
long 70 galloway Webster, charges a cont ederaey
together to detraud, prays tho Court set aside the
cenveyances of James Hahn and Andrew Webster.
decree sale of the lands TO pay the judgments Of
plaintiff, and for such special and general relief az
/ the Facts warrant.
Unless you appear and answer snid petition on or
before the second day of he February Term 1856
uf said District Court, commencing on the second
4 Monday III said month, decree will be taken ac-
corning to the equity and prayer Of the bill.
RANKIN Il MILLER
dee2owIt PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS.
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'ilf nndere gned have this day formed co-Iart-
hershIp Tor the purpose ~ carrying on the bos,t
aud shee business IN heokuk under the style and firm
u I. Elinft 4 O.
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
FOND bi LAC

CAPITAL $500 coo, CASH PAID IN 500 600
Invested according te the Law Of Illinois
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~ " KINIAN co, having established them
~. selves nn H. south side II Fourth street near
g. he Market House, have received large and we'll
selected stock Of Grncnrie, 70 which they respectful
Is ~ the attention If the citizens Of kookuk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed 0f all kinds kept
constantly on aaad. All articles delivered in any
part vt the city free OF charge. dee. ~ diff
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TAREY i kILBOURNE have removed 10 thei
~ new store IN kibournss Block. They haA5
spared no pains expense IN fitting up heir store
aud haze a complete stock of Looking 3las.es, Chi
ma, Glass ard 'roekery, which they are selling
small profits 70 the city trade for eash.
aee25d CAREY 4 kILBUURNE
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FIRE FIRE, FIRE!

I)pLiClF9 " Insurance Issued a, fair rates ii The
Il following sound Office
star ln"uTanc. Co. New York
Commercial Insurance Co. 81 Louis
tna Insurance Co. Hartford
Mound City Insurance Co. St Louie.
hartford Fire Insurance e.. Hartford
Dwellings insured Ell term of years al extreme
Is 70" rates. al Information gwen ami surveys
mad by W. w. BELkNAP. Az
Office corner Main and second St.
ian slim
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EN0k SAILS feet by l4O on 81 street aso rs
l. feet on johnson, corner If 7th street by Ilo on
7th. Apply f. SMITH & NANsICkIEN
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L'Ek SALE 20 feet by lao on johnson street. be
tween I'd and Sd streets, south side apply 10
SMITH NANslCRLEN
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ron SALE
FOR SALE

90 Let by - on First street, between Main John
son. Also, House and Lot corner 81 First and John
son. Apply 10 SMITH tASSICkLEN
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3 Lieut.. Maury remarks that the Gulf
Stream is q river III the ocean, whose banks
and bottom are of cold water and whose cur
rent is warm, with its fountain in the Gulf Of
Mexico and its mouth in the Arctic seas with
speed more rapid than the Mississippi or
the Amazon, with waters, MS far out from the
Gulf as the coast Of South Carolina, of an
indigo blue, and the track SO distinctly
marked that its line of junction with the
common sea water can be discerned by the
eve. Ii is like a stream of oil in the ocean,
preserving distinctive character for more
than three thousand miles.
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LNOk SALE--Lots 4 and six in Block 80, corner
4 II fulton an 10th streets. apply 70
dee 20 SMITH FASsICKLFN
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- ; II a !
UK SALE.

LN0k sALk-A house ani lpt in Man street
4 no+2d mi If & FAS~ffkf.fsS
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New Grocery & Provision Store

JIM UNIV
Evening Times copy.
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k+pecial attention given 10 Insurance II
FARM AA0PEKTi, DWELLINGS AND OFT
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yIp h. SMITH. N. Il. yAAsfchLEN
SMITH & VANSICKLEN,

LN0k SALE--LCl b. Block 2Ui on Main street Ap
L pig y dec. Isl tsMITH 4 VANsIhCLEN.
IUE sALE--Lots and in Block 80, corner Of
L Fulton and 9th streets Terms easy. Apply Il,
dec Is, SMITH il \ANsICKL
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-14

DAvY Crock EFT A bill for the relief Of
the heirs Of Col. Davy Crockett, who are
SAID to he in destitute circumstances, is be-
fore the Texas Legislature. The Dallas
(Texas) HereH says:
1--WE shall never forget the last time We
saw hm 1t was in the fall of 1885
While en- route for the Alamo, he so;oarned
for few days with the father of the writer,
his old personal friend, then residing in Red
River county. The cracking dawn of the
revolution had just commenced Doubts
and miSgiving pervaded the public mind
The odds against us were truly fearful and
many thought the enterprise hopeless and
rash. Not so with Davy Crockett. He knew
no such word as fail, and harhored no doubt
or miSgivlng as to the glorious result. We
remember his words Of hope and encourage
mcnt that animated the most Respondent
hearts the visions of glory in which he
indulged the picture Of happy, prosper
ous and glorious future which he drew of the
future Republic He seemed to revel by
anticipation in the glorious strife that
awaited him. and to snuff the battle from
afar of. lie is painted before us now AZ
he appeared to our Youthful mind-his mus
cuIor form towering to its majestic height,
his k'ndlng eye flashing with excitement,
and his manly bosom swelling with emotion,
as he dwelt on the coming contest, and with
his 'onguinc temperament admitting no
doubts, pointed out successful and glorious
termination to the revolution, and happy
and prosperous career to the Republic. No
premonitory forcboding warned him Of his
impending fate, but he laughed to scorn al
ideas of harm or danger to himself. The
last words we ever heard from Davy
Crockett, as he mounted on his horse, with
his faithful rifle on his shoulder, were mem
orable and characteristic I'm as good for
Santa Anna's scalp as ninepence is for q
dram"
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-14

HoME.-IIow often have you been con-
graduated, dear reader, that you were not
born poor Frenchman, without possessing
any word signficatve Of 'homc," or at least
to be compared in power, beauty and tender
ness with that word. Mas nous 0tos change
The following is an extract from a letter
from Eupatoria to the Boston Journoi:
"Walking along the beach the other day,
| met Frenchman who had secured billet
of wood with which he will probably keep
up his cuisine for week. lie gave me
good morning in his broad MarSailles patois,
to which | replied, adding, "Well, my friend,
this is not the Canebierc." The mention of
the street, the pride of his native town, over
powered him, and dropping his burden he
clasped his hands and stood mute, while
tears gushcd from the fountain of his heart
| turned the point and looking back, saw
him still in the same attitude, facing the cold
Northeast blast, which might freeze the
drops upon his cheeks, but can never chill
his sacred love of home.
Home But how feeble the word to
convey the idea "Chez nous" of the
French carries thought in the sound
Amongst ourselves" where affections wind
like tendrils through the cords of every
heart, and make all to beat, as i: were in the
bosom of each am no longer here, and
if outward signs were wanting to transfer
the mind beyond oceans and continent,
the snow-cad mountains of Tchernavn might
supply the picture with the Blue Hills" of
Massachusetts, now whtencd, too, with
their wintry mantle, and loyeicr TO fond re-
membrancc in that garb thanall the Eastern
lands, when natures lavish hand has dcckcd
thcmin summers gaycst attire. Chez nous =
amongst ourselves"