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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04
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TLARK'S Commentaries on
<ZlE.M ~ the Old and New Testa
gZs-M ment, DR. Ursinus Commenta
res on the Hidleburg Catechism, Dicks Works,
Josephus' Works, Rollins Historys, Byron's
Complete Works ,Shakspear's Complete Works,
Scott's Poetical Works, Pope's Works, Stern's
Works, Moore's Poetical Works, Heman's Pc
etical works, Campbells Poetical Works, Cow
per's Poetical Works, Gibbons History of
Rome, Macaulay's History of Eng land, Hume's
History of England, Colridge, Shelly and Keats
Poetical works Poems of Ossian, Crolv's Brit
sh Ports, Noble Deeds of American Women,
Life of Seward. Life of Mary Queen of Scot,
Life of Andrew Jackson, Life of Putnam, Life
of Black Hawk, Life of Gen. Green, Life of
Capt John Smith. Life of Lafayette, Life of
P. T Barnum, Life of San'l Houston, Life of
Christ. Life of Em'r Napoleon Life of Henry
Clay, Life of Horace Greeley, Life of Daniel
Drake, Life of Daniel Boone, and the hunters
of Kentucky, Frost's Pictorial wonder of his
tory, New York upper ten and lower million
by George Lppard, Indian wars of the United
States, Nights in black house, Sears Picto-
rial description of England and ireland, Sears
Pictorial description of the UnitedStates, LIVES
of Great and Celebrated Characters, Aims
worth's Dictionary, Collins Kentucky, Fox's
Book of Martyrs. Gathered Treasures, Sequel
to Riley's narrative, Thaeher's journal during
the American Revolution, The Old World
Thrilling incidents i'll the Wars of the United
States, Universal Pictorial History, Lorenzo
Dow's Work, The Fountain and the Bottle
my Bondage and Freedom-by Frederick Doug
lass, Pilgrims Progress, the Old Farm House
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic region, Hen
ry VIII and his six wives, the May Flower
by Harriet Beecher Stowe. Doesticks, Ida May
Indian captives or the life in the Wig Wan
Yankee Stories. History of the Devil. the
White Slave of England, Hot Corn or life senes
in New Y ork Fashion and Famine, Ruth Hal
by Fanny Fern, my courtship and its conse
quences, by Wykof, the Escaped Nun, Ferr
| leaves.
Together with a great variety of Miscellane
GUS and standard works that | cannot her,
enumerate.
Also a complete assortment of school books
Blank Books, all sorts and sizes.
Bibles, Hymn Books. Song Books, Not
| Books, Juvenile books, Novels, &c, &c, &c.
for sale at FERRIS BOOK STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04
Ex-"Who bids more 2" cried the

Eg-" Who bids more ?" cried the
auctioneer, just at the moment as Charles
Matthews entered the room; 81 bid
more,' cried the wit. '' And pray, sir,
said the auctioneer, g what do you bid?"
F." bid you good night cried the wit,
and bolted instanter. The place was in
a roar, for everybody knew Matthews.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04
A Chance to Win.

Editors Of v. Y. Times
Two matters have entered largely into
the present Presidential canvass, which l
wish to dispose of by applying the argu-
mentum ad hona nem.
FIRsr.-I will bet $4,000 that John
G. Fremont is not now, and never was a
Roman Catholic.
SEcoND.--I will bet $4,000 that he is
not, and never was, STAKEHOLDER.
The money will be deposited with Dun
can. Sherman 81 Co., whenever any par
ty signifies his acceptance of either one or
both of these wagers.
Yours for Freedom,
w. ]. A. FULLER.
p. 81 have sent an autograph copy
of this challenge to the Editors of the
New York Express.
New York, Aug, II, 1856.
Practical Workings OF the Instituti on.
Extract from Private Correspondence.
Texas, July 81, Sc.
81 was detained ten days in New Or
leans, where l gained some rare expert
euce OF the workings Of the " institution"
Just think of modest (?) young man like
myself being offered likely young girl
for 81 500, and the privilege of a fort
nights trial, with the right to return the
article if it would not suit. And she a
good deal whittier than myself. Besides,
think of gray-headed old devil telling
me to :" feel her arms; just feel those
breasts-did you ever see such fHe
pair /? Take her up stairs and examine
her thoroughly, and if you don't find her
just the thing I'm no judge" &c, &C.,
" ad nouseuna 1t was one Of these cases
in which it would give me pleasure to be
orthodox enough TO believe there is a
hell Great country this Christian Re-
public of ours after eighteen hundred
years Of preaching"
" y. Post.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04
@Alphonso Taft, Esq, is the Repub-
lican nominee for Congre SIS in Cincinnati
DIED.

In Upper Sandusky, August 29th, LEONARD
BENTON JUNKENs, son of John HI. and Susan
Junkens, aged IA years, months and 10 days.
The deceased was youth of much promise,
bright in intellect-in advance of his years in
mental culture-cheerfuI in dsposition-and d
kind and affectionete in his demeanor to ALL
He was faithful member of the NJ E. Sabbath
School all who knew him loved him. The
principles of Christianity were early nstilled
into his mind
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04
81 am going home,
/ am going home,

10 the New Jerusalem"
His mother approached his bed and enquired,
care you happy, Benton?" His reply was,
Eyes, mother, won't it be joyful to meet in
Heaven?' He then commenced and sang a
verse of that delightful and. well known hymn,
"On Jordan's stormy banks stand,
And cast wishful eye.''
Before his final departure, he exborted the
family to meet him in Heaven. His father, es-
pecially, appeared to engage his last thoughts
After the parting kiss was given. he exacted a
promise of him to attend Church faithfully and
meet him in Heaven.
His Sabbath School associates will no doubt
feel his loss. L. B. Junkens is no more. The
last trial is over-a vacant seat is left-ancthel
tie is severed. The feet that was wont to
move swiftly at the sound of the bell, are now
still. The voice that SO sweetly sang,
'1'll away to the Sabbath School,
is hushed in death. The language to that beau
tiful hymn,
81 want to be an ANGEL
is no doubt fully realized now by his angeli,
spirit, and perhaps aministering angel to thos
who shall be heirs of salvation. Children O
the Sabbath School, dry up your tears weel
not; for he is out of a world of sin freed from
pain and care. Prepare to follow him to tha
Saviour who said, "Suffer the children to com
unto me, and forbid them not, for of such
the Kingdom of Heave.l."
Farewell for time, sweet spirit-farewe]
kind hearted bog. Nomorc shall pain distrac
or scorching fevers rack thy brow All is owe
Thy gentle spirit bade farewell to earth, an
sought home i'll Heaven.
The corps was taken to the NJ. E. Churcl
and an affecting sermon delivered by the Re,
Jacob Feghly, to crowded audience. tt
children of the Sabbath School were presel
and wept much for the departed.
81 take these little lambs" said he,
"And fold them in my breast
Protection they shall find in me,
v In me be ever blcst
CoMnUSICATED.
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NOTICE

T S hereb given that the subscriber has been
IL appointed and qualified as Executor of the
last Will and Testament of Francis Logsdon,
late of Salem township, Wyandot county, Ohio,
deceased. BENEDICT LOGSDON,
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Upper Sandusky, Aug, 30, 1856 3w-!
ADMINISTRATORS Sale of Real Estate.

AumIMlstratOr7S SAFE OF TtGhI ESTATE.
nN the 9th day of September, 1856. at o.
~ clock, P NJ, upon the premises. i'll Rich
land township, Wyandot county, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the follow ng real
estate as the property of Samuel McCune, de-
ceased to wit: the North West quarter of the
South est quarter of Section twenty six (26)
in Township two ri South Of Range twelve
(l2) containg forty acres Appraised at $4O0.
Terms of sale, one third in hand and the bal
ance in one and two years, with interest upon
the deferred payments, which are to be secured
by mortgage on the premises.
JAMES McCUNE, Admr. of
SAMUEL McCUNE, deed.
Au ust 80, 1856. 4w-50
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MARRIED.

On the Sd inst. by the Rev. Jacob
Fegtly, Mr.. JAMES G. SHAFER to Miss
MARY E. SHERWOOD, both of Wyandot.
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|. Q. O. =.

Wyandot Lodge, No. ITO, I. o. O. F. meets
every "Wednesday evening at their Hall, in
Al res brick corner, Sd story. Nj mbers of
other Lodges who may be in town, are respect
full, invited to attend.
Upper SanGusky, May 8, 1856. lily.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04

All those knowing themselves indebt
ed to the subscriber, either by note or
book account, are respectfully requested
to call at my store, and settle without de-
lay also, those holding any claims against
me, are invited to make them known in
time.
HENRY WEIDERSHEIM.
No. 9 YeNoW Corner
Upper Sandus Ky, Sept, 4, '56.-tf.
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He loved the pious,
Ard their God adored."

In his last sickness he gave testimony to the
saving truths of Christianity, and that for him
to die was gain. During his sickness, he awoke
from sleep and began to sing with much costa
cy, while his countenance was lighted up with
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04
HENDERsoN's COLUMN.

HENDERSON'S COLUMN. >.
DRUGS = DRUGS!
ME SUBSCRIBER has Just Received from
Il the Eastern Cities, about
FORTY TONS of DRUGS; MEDICINES,
Dye Stuffs, Paints, oils, Perfuniery, and
Patent Medicines: Consisting IN part Of
10y Or. QUINIEE; SO drs. MORPHINE,
ITO OF. CHINIODINE, 100 KEGS WHITE
LEAD and ZINC PAINT, 100 Calls. LARD.
SANK, LINSEED, NEATSFOoT, CAS-
TOR and SW EFT OILS.
5o0 Gals. Super Extra FrenrA and Black
bury Brandy's, Port and .Ssgeel WINES,
Holland Gin, 1894" Monongahola
WHLSREY (selected expressly for
NEDICI-YAL PURP OSES:
Also 100 GRoss BorrLEs and Walls, BOTTLE
and VIAL CoRKs.
1t is altogether unnecessary to make any
pretentions to enumeration of art ticles. The
stock Is full and complete in every particular
l feel certain that it will be the pecuniary ad-
vantage OF Physician, Farmer and Mechanic,
to call and examine before purchasing else
where; as am determined to be not under
sold (FOR THE CASH this side of Sun
rise.
LADIES': flee in your ear-The modest
younS man with the nice whiskers is always
ready to wait on you with Perfumery and other
etceteras.
R. A. HENDERSON.
Upper Sandusky, May, Is, 1856.
4 NEW STYLE OF ABDOMINAL SUP
Aporters and Trusses just received and for
sale at HENDERSON'S.
nNE HALF GROSS OF AYRES CELE-
Obrated CHERRY Pectoral,'' reed and for
sale ut HENDERSJN'S =
Feb IA '56-n22
T OTIS OF ESSENCES, prepared and sold
IL awful cheap. by the dozen, at
HENDERSON'S.
T AIDES. call for the best Yeast Powder in
IL this neck of woods, at
Nov. /. HENDERsoN's
TUST received, the best Fever and Ague
- Medicine known. So ''Tom" says, at
Novl. HENDERSON'S.
A very nice lot of fluid Lamps at
IA HENDERSON'S.
June 19 1856.
"RIGHT'S, Jaynes' Gailey's Bran
w dreth's and Toms best Pills, at
HENDERSON,
June 19, '56.
EVERY body buys their burning fluid
AA for rs cents at
HENDERSON'S.
June, 19, '56.
Rn Kegs more white zinc paint, just
Oo received and for sale al
HENDFRSON'S
June 10, '56.
GALL and get your Linseed Oil, as ii
" will soon advance.
HENDERSON.
June l9, Sc.
HOW PASSING STRANGE, to see the a.
IL mount OF Paints, Drugs, Medicines,
and Dye Stuffs, sold daily at
HENDERSON'S.
June 10, SO.
HING ALCOHOL-pure and undefled-
~ received and for sale at
HENDERSON'S.
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOIlCE.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
N be presented to the Commissioners of
Wyandot County, Ohio, at their next Septem-
Der Session, praying for the alteration of por-
tion of the County Road, commencing at the
South east corner of the land occupied by Ja-
cob Ronk, running East on the fraction line be-
tween Henry Peters and Mrs. Garret till it
crosses the Sandusky River below said Peters
saw mill, thence South east course till 1T
comes to the quarter section post of section five,
thence due East to the East line of section four;
said alteration to- Commence at the foot of the
hill on said road in section five, thence orth-
/ west course across the Sandusky River, South
ef said Peters saw mill, and to continue a
straight course till it strikes the original Road
August 5th, 1856. 46-4w
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SEGARS AND TOBACCO
sold at great bargains, in quantities TO
suit the purchaser.
81 :" AN ME - ~ YM q
all warranted to be of good quality, also,
Watches and Clocks, will BE- closed out
at prices which cannot fail to suit.
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HARDWA ARE

NA n NA M& MGRk -
MI E have just received from the east a
w new stock of goods, and we respectful
request everybody to call and examine our
ssortment, as we are determined not to be un-
dersold in orthwestern Ohio. Our stock con;
sists of gG a-9 asaaI
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, e. SASH,
House Furnishings in endless variety, Car,
penters, Coopers, and Shoemaker's tools,
Mill, Circular, and Cut Saws, Spades,
Railroad and Grain Shovels; Trace
Log and Coil Chain; Coil Rope, Bed
Cords, Twine and Thread Axes,
Mattocks, Brush Scythes, Picks s-.-
Saddlery, &C., &c, &c.
Of the best quality ever brought to town, to-
gether with all other articles usually found in
a well regulated Hardware store
MARTIN & ROBBINS.
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DR.. FERRIS COLUMN.
DRUGS!!

@ WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN szz,
"A NOUNCE to the citizens of Wyandot "A
County that after travelling over most of the
Western States and celebrating long about
the matter, l have now determined to locate
permanently, in Upper Sandusky. l have
purchased the Drug AMI Book Store formerly
owned by Messrs. Weisz d Baringer. together
with the building and ground on which it
stands. | have thoroughly renovated re ar
ranged and repaired the whole establishment
and added largely to the stock of drugs, med
icines &C.. and have materially reduced the
prices.
have secured the services of. A. Maxwell,
an active, competent ard accommodating as
sistant, who will always be on hand to wait
on customers in my absence, and shall again
resume the practice of medicine and surgery.
O. FERRIS, M. D.
July 25th, 1856.
4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
n DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
DYESTUFFS,
BRUSHES,
SPICES,
&c, &c.
Warranted of superior quality, and at low pri-
ces constantly on hand at
FERRIS DRUG STORE
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CITATION ERY.-A general assortment of
- stationery, Cap, Letter, Note, Blank,
Fancy, Blotting, Drawing, Drafting and Per
forated paper, together with steel and copper
pens, envelops, waters, ink. &C.. &c, for sale
at FERRIS DRUG SIORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04

GHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS, HOES;
SScyths and Scyth Snathsj Brush-Se7tfs,
Straw Cutters, &c, &e., for sale at No. 8, by
may3; '55. MARTIN d ROBBINS.
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To House Keepers.

To House Keepers.
4 COMPLETE assortment of Spices ground
N and unground, such as Nutmegs Mace
Cinnamon, Gloves, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Mustard, together with arrow root, sago pearl,
barley, sage, Salaratus, baking powders, starch,
caraway seed, coriander seed, lemon syrup,
&C., &C.. all neatly and carefully preserved
and for sale low at
FERRIS DRCG STORE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04

CARPENTERS AND JOISERS ARE
" invited to call and examine our large and
extensive assortment of Tools.
may3, '55. MARITIME ROBBINS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04

Agricultural Notice.
The Wyandot County Agricultural Society
holds It's fifth Annual Fair on Wednesday
Thursday and Frida, the lst I'd and 3rd Octo-
Der next. j G. ROBERTS,
August 4th, 1856. Secretary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-04

cUGAR, COFFEE; TEA; M6tASsEs, and
- alarge stock Of other Groceries, together
With an extensive asortmehtof Har dware, ready
for inspection andsaIe at the Brick CofRer by
GILLETT & WIGT4N
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1856

sessred to her Why even Greece, that NJ
uoa once 80 susceptible to the principle Of
ssAssy, failed 60 sSsSTi 20 xcusr, ss = sex.
What shs nov enjoys in this. Rome. aitho'
somewhat, st one time, inferior 70 6reees,
aeknewlsdged aad accorded 10 womAs great.
CT privileges aud placed higher e.tins,ion
on her, yet denied her many privileges sLs
now enjoys. Aud here in our own republic,
man, who, though invested by his Greater;
with the right TO TeIga comedies TO her. the
equal partieipatien in knowledge. equality
ei intercourse, equality in ell rights secured
him by Law, and eqssl protection. What
more can or does woman vantf Il not man
content 10 bear the burden and heat Of the
day" in order to secure for her, ease aud az
hnenes! And vbilo man thus tolls, aud Nv
The sEsst Ct bis brow" provides The ecsaforts
snd luxuries Of his home, It's woman's lot
to guard aud protect that sanctuary from
the inroads Of error and its consequences
Home There is voD.nis Kingdom in
this wsrld : there 10 l.. she sits entbroned n
ouesn-there IL is, that her superiority
really aud most truly exists
Let her then be content 10 preserve that
emiucnce
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IHE I.a,T oP ,tnl1AN.

Univsrsal education bss expanded The de-
sirss of woman without ioerss.iar her op.
poT'unities She eahBot heir rejecting .
portion of the general eslightmeAt. but
come day comes when she u shut up With
esres and an iniermiHsbie saccessiob o. Ae.
pressing triies, aud ,he sphere 81 culture
aud thought are virtually blotieJ out n her
,xpsrieBce We do not speak ~ the very
few ahoss worldly means snsbls them 70
use 20 turfsit the time aud toll n others
bat q che great majority sho are tied down
Co. ,hsis routine, esea day bsiesiue 10 them
tho WesTy aitsTnstion ~ sickness aud Heci.
d~hi, food sad clothing. eisabing. sewing
scOBsniEing wrestling sRaihsi tims snd eir.
eums,asoss. sud toiling on 10 hssF tbs bus.
bssd suhoasee ~ them that jabilss day ofs
s9mpetshey uhieb alas dsWos Coz most Of
thru obiv sftsr death has stiGs sed those Ia
hosous and f.ittful angsrA Add vhsa
dovs = con mpstescy ever erma % any mod.
era ASS that dess net bfIng uifh 10 nsw
amiitious esd fsstiaus EFranrg.a-ais. which
ahsoFh ile tine ~ che v0fnsa alnest ss
much ss her rsrsousi toii di3. % that she
| Fsits tis bsneft ~ ease aitlout che tsu. Ei
~ isisuFo Or II loisufs 40 laa spTsaia iss
e.lm thfeuFh Der dqellioE u cones toe
/ lats - toil sad watching haFs vera sut
/ heg young desires, sud ~ fsF sblitsFatsd
he ayin q her ssfly tessbsrs, tbat u is =
psiufal eayFt 10 stts@pt asythiaR bsyoad
/ ths last nossl ~ tbs. ouFrsnt gossip q hsg
4 sifsla - Ctrffffaa ErgnifHcy
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CURIOUS MACHINE.

a funny cotcmporsry describes 4 new
motive power that has been attached to his
press, and boasts Of its ingenuity aud CO.
pacity. We, too, hare q curious tnacLinc Of
strange construction fer propelling eur print.
ing apparatus IL lie Ra imported article or
rather Of foreign origin-hailibg We believe,
from Africa. IL does net occupy much
space, only about "a incLes; and rests upon
two pillars, very much resembling human
legs, which At the bottom are expanded into
large supporters, which being produced a,
right angles with the uprights, serve to keep
them steady. Above these branches The
remainder Of the machine bears no inspt re
semblance externally 10 the upper part Of
the human form aud internally il is fur.
nished wl1h sueh arrangements as srs neess-
sary to generate power, which is applied to
the driving wheel by means Of TO lateral
crank like attachments, hinged on the upper
part OF the frame, and looking out, not un-
like arms. Above this point 10 6Xed kind
of round oblong arrangement, connected
With the machinery below by pipes through
which the fuel, water aud air, necessary for
working the machinery is conducted In
the face Of this arrangement is an opening
for some six inches in length. ellipticsl in
form, which receives with wonderful facility
the fuel consisting Of prepared animal or
vegetable substances, and also liquids iDfus
cd with hops AID rJe-ths manufacture Of
which il extensively carried on BY Messra
Stea-ns& Brummell This sriaee might On
casual observation Be taken for hunau
mouth. The cost Of keeping and working
tho machine is esiy about Eve or six doliaIs
per week, which ID great saving on the sx.
pense OF the usual steam engine The FAM
liar appellation by which is is known in abe
ofhce Is Ike aad altogether Is good reprs-
ssntaiios Of Abe negro speeies-'Woel, fat
nose, odor, ebo shin, giIsard foet and all -
ltworks well, and scarcely eser gets cut Of
order, unless too large an amount Of hops
and rys dceoc,ion is Infused into the boiler
-wbish will happen occasionally Upon
the whole We are very much pleased with
eur humanliks engine aud could scarcely get
along without il Lynch, Pngii.iaA
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I1OaGhT-siR-NOr.


The Forget De-not, that beautiful little
flower Of memory, With its blue, like the tint
Of the summer heaven, aud its golden eye,
bright Is the eye Of Hope herself, is eonse-
grated not siOBe to ths "reminiscences ~
love, but also to those Of home aud friend.
ship. The held forget me not, or Myosofis
drr,Hsii, Is often assumed ~ the token low.
or bat the true one Is tie water forget me.
not MyosOiiS palaSiJids whose flower Is
rather larger, aud more intensely blue than
that Of its sister Of the feds The legeA
dary origin Of its name proves the elaim Of
the aquatic species TO be the real blossom Of
resemblance. A German knight aud his
lady.loye we're walking oa the banks Of the
Danube, When the fair one saw a beautiful
iuft Of the WyosOtis pdlsRris growing iu she
water, aud expressed wish TO have il -
The knight, with due chiValroGs aiacrity,
plunged At once into Eae tlgsg, 10 sii his ar
ray, aud gathered his prize but before be
oould sgain climb up the steep aud slippo-
ry bank, be was drawn BY ireschsrous cd.
dy into deep pool, aud smeamb beEed az be
vas, finding be could not save hiaasslf Just
as be sank he threw the flowers ashore 70
his mistress and uttered with bis last breath,
pTgEs HsiA Hichi! (Forgetms noti)
DHbiIE UsiFsraiy MsgasIBe
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oUAso As = Esnr,L,zrn.

TIE pc'srsburs iotsiiisssesr. fs renarklsE spss
'he e"nauion II the shsa1 srOP 10 yisgtsia, sAish
fssy,s sisAly fsgcfafie, ihsss sP>ak, % Ne sasss
q Guss' uros iss .oii shsfssst li is pssd -
Ibs tsrsh.i inda.ees u lhis splssdid f.rslis.
80 upoH iae lands Ea.sra V5t9tsts ,s.,.' ~.
over ssitHsisd- u Aeis hks eAafa NAL,
H = srriiee 80 Pfss-Sse aad teeury are stFtl tsE.
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