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kEOkUK MARINE INsUKaNCE co.

N IOheA MARINE INSURANCE CO.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the kEoKUK MA
RINE INSURANCE Go. has been organized to DO
a marine insurance business. Its place of transact
ing business Is keokuk Lee County. Iowa,--with
capital stock II Two Hundred thousand Dollars
5000 00).
one hundred thousand dollars OF said capital
stock to be subscribed and secured and The first in
stalment Of ten per cent 10 be- paid in cash before
the company commences business.
The directors authorized to make pro roto as
sessments the stock notes not 10 exceed five per
cent. every thirty days. The said corporation was
organized on the 2sth day oi December 1885, and
viii continue for the term Of twenty years and may
be renewed from time time under the provisions Of
the Code of Iowa
The business Of the company is to be managed by
board Of eleven directors, 10 be elected annually
the second Wednesday Of January.
The liability Of the corporation is limited to one
million dellnrs, and the private property of the
stockholders is exempt from the payment Of the
corporate debts.
A. BRIDGMAN, President
W 4. TURNER, Secretary
janldlw
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MEN FROZEN 10 DEArn.-A fellow citizen.
whom we met at Iowa City on his way home
from Fort Dodge, informs US that four men
had been frozen TO death there, and at the
time he left eight others were missing
/ Davenport Gazette, sth.
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l. ANlNG determined, hereafter, 10 do an excIn-
.iveiy cash business in retail department
we are prepared 10 sell all kinds Of Hats Caps Bon
nets, &C., at greatly reduced prices Our stock IL
now very complete. and we keep nothing bur tae
best grades Of goods always have the latest styles
and Will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold on credit. ~ come Ga with your dimes
~ All kinds Of Millinery work done to order
al the shortest notice
Uet. 70 diff. ID r HUMPHREY AGAGr
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VALUE OF lEAyES.-P ayen and Boussin-
ganlt give analyses Of leaves Of several aif-
ferent trees. Taking the average of all their
analyses, leaves contain Lib per cent. of nj
trogen, together with a large amount Of
mineral and carbonaceous matter. Common
barnyard dung, according to the same able
chemists, contains GA per cent Of nitrogen.
and We confidently assert that leaves are
worth, therefore, three times as much as
common barnyard manure Every good
gardener makes them into compost with
weeds and other rubbish Of the garden or
orchard.
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NEW FIRM.
And New Grocery a YroxiNion Niore.

NEW FIRM,
And New Grocery Provision store.
FIHE undersigned have opened the largest and
i best selected stock of Groceries and Provisions
to bc found in the city No. 6S johnson street be-
tween I'd and Sd, and determined to sell The
most reasonable terms.
sepl3 KUHN DODS0N.
LNRESH BUTTEK.--Just received, a Supply Of IL
i linos Butter sep ID KUHN DoDS0N.
E>GGS always can be found at
Il Sep 10 KUHN DoDsnN
D0IAIOES-Just received from the country at
L sept Is KUHN & DoDs0N
I NOLDEN SYRUP, Of the best quality can be had
~ at sep - KUHN 4 p0DsON.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR can be had Mt
l. sep 10 KUHN D0DS0N.
A I No -, johnson street, can be found the best
( n Tobacco to be had in the city.
sep - KUHN DoDs0N
NAILs.-A fun assortment Mt
~ sep Is KUHN D0DSON
GPRING CHICKENS eau be had at
- sep27 KUHN & DODSON'S
salmon.
4 PRIME article OF Salmon can he had at
x a move KUHN 4 DUDS0N's
\NHITE FISH, Of the best quality, can be had at
w No. 70, johnson street
KUHN 4 DoDS0N.
RUCKWIIEAT FLoUk.-A first rate article ca
I)bc had Mt KUHN Il D0DS0N
cotl9
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NeW Arrival.

DROWN and tan coloTcd hats high ana low ersvyn
- Of every Style and quality just received by
0et23dwf ID. i. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
INlN L hundred dozen plush caps just rcceig ed al
L the store # y. r. Ill MpHEY GAGE
oet23dwtf
lAE thousand Dsnnet- II sill stYirs and qualities
~ at u. +. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
oct23dwtf
NJ lLLINERY Gosls Of every variety. a, The lew-
vi est prices, ut D I. Ill MPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwuf.
fIfHhkE hundred dozen wool and hne hatz If every
style, at ID. Il. lit MPHREY GAGE
oct23dwtf
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NALKER's STrA1IoS IN NIcARAGuA.-The
last arrivals from San Juan del Norte
brought letters to Washington which render
It certain that Walkers situation there is ex-
ceedngly critical. lie cannot trust Il single
native beyond the range Of the rifles Of his
men. His military chest does not contain a
dollar The twelve Thousand dollars which
Parker II. French brought TO this country was
every dollar that Walker has been able to
clutch IN Nicaragua. and he Was forced to
part with II, ~ without succor 81 men and
material from the United States, starvation.
If not imnolation. stared his marauding
band IN the face and il {succor1 was ONLY
W he ob.ained here through the application
4 n hard dollars. All Walkers hopes turned
4 upon getting OF French's New Orleans I'LL
clustering expeditions IN safety. The Gov
eminent having SUMMARY stopped them, il
VIII not be long ere Walker and his band 20
the way q kinney and his. Washington
! "a The stocks of Missouri have oonf
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BCLwER.-Str Edward Bulwer Lytton has
become writer in the Quarterly Review
The article on Pitt and Fox we suspect is bv
him. What cannot time effect? Lockhart
studiously abstained from noticing Bulwer
in the Quarterly, and Lockhart was lord Of
the Quarterly from the infancy of Bulwer's
reputation till last year--a period of thirty
years. Now Lockhart is no more, and Bull
wer is no longer Wing. The neglected au-
thor appears as writer in that very period
cal which 50 injuriously abstained from rem
dering him the literary justice his genius has
long entitled him to receiye-London News.
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NAsHiNGToN CANoNIzED.--Did you know
that Washington had been placed in the cal
endar Of Saints There is church at Riyas,
over the principal portal Of which is verv
we'll executed bust of the leader of the
American Revolution. and on the inquiry of
a native OF the town, ] was informed that it
was a bust Of the ''good saint. Geo. Wash
ington.o ! confess tha; as passed this
church ! felt like taking III my hat, and did
it-not because Of custom, but because /
couldn't help it Nicaragua Cor n. y Her
aid.
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= The people waiting to epter land 1t
me DEBORAH land office are so numerous that
Tie prospect of all Of them transacting bust
ne's soon e very slender, and they have
drawn lots to see the order in which Their a..
pac3'ions shall be received. Meantime they
nave miserable accommodations, camping
~ ga' . nFing IN any way that is possible
mere are not houses enough in the region
:. '''eA' IN 70 i've in, aud provisions, We
presume, must also be scantv and inferior
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DAVID b. sulrH. \. \ Nt&slckLks
SMITH & vANSICKLEN,
Auctioncers, Commission Merchants
and Real Estate Brokers.
AI viii pay particular attention 70 safes p9
w Auction, Of Real Estate stocks, Admlnlstfa-
tors sales, &c; viii negotiate Loans. make CoiIec-
tons, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise make
liberal advances Real Estate Merchandise CON
signed for public sale will act as Attorneys Tor
property holders on the dsposing Vi property, col
ieeting Of rents, paying taxes 6c viii act a. imam
clal counselors for all who may need our services
once on Third street, between Main and Johnson
noY24
ENok SALE-Lot ), Block 20i on Nam street. Ap
ply y ldec, 2sJ EMITH NANoIkCLEN.
L'0k sALE-Luts / ana il Block lJs corner Of
Il Fulton and 10Th streets Terms easy. Apply to
dee - SMITH NANeICkLEN.
E'ok SALE--Lots A, ) and ii K in Block 53, corner
L # Fulton AZ 10Th streets. Apply 10
zee " SMITH SANafCkLEN.
EsFR sALE-20 feet BY l40 on johnson street, be
tween ID and Sd streets, south side. apply to
SMITH gANSlCkLEN.
L'0h oALts-2s feel byl4O on Sd street also Is
feet onJ ohnson. corner Of 7th street, by lie on
TN Apply T. SMITH d VANSICkLEN.
IN0K SALE - 10 acres Of land on the G. r. CONN
Tract apply to SMITH & YANSICKLEN
IsOR sALE--A dwelling house and lat on Bank
street, apply 10 SMITH VANsICKLRN
4 L0I in Louisville Ky to exchange for keo- i.
\ k"k city property APPLY rt to -
'+hi = II ~ NANAlthhN.
INOk Sailor trade for Iowa lands or keokuk
CITY property-A house and lot at Walnut Hills
near city Of Cincinnati apply 70
SMITH yANSTCKLEN
FOR SALE,
90 feet by - on First Street between Main & John
son. Also House and Lot corner II First and John
son. Apply 70 SMITH NANoICkLEN
FOX SALE.
228 Acres If Land, so under cultivation. near ca
margo Terms, one-third cash balance in one twa~
ana three years Apply q
SMITH yANsICKLEN.
I'oH SALE-6io acres ii choioy land within four
miles Of the city. SMITH dYANsICkLEN.
FOR SALE.
4 HOUSE and lots second street applv 70
no'4 SMITH a NANsICkLES
EOR SALE.
10 FEET front on second strevt With buildings.
" rents for $s0e. Apply to
nov24 SMITH q YANSTCkLEN.
E'oK sALE--I0 acres Of land under cultivation -,
male from thc city. Apply 70
noNa SMITH d NANsICkLES
E'pk sALE.-3o test front on Man street Apf,v
" nov24 SMITH a yANS1CkLEA
LN0k sALE.-A farm containing 2OS acres I9D
under fence, II miles FROM the city on ~ plank
road Possession given the lst Of March next Ap-
Ply 70 nov2i SMITH d fANsICkLEN
L'ok sALE.-A house am lvt On Main street.
nov24 SMITH 4 YAS~lCKLEN.
/ FRESH invoice Of Hats and Caps to trade f5t
4 cry property Apply t.
Ie0 ACRES 81 Land IN Washington county fnur
w miles from he County Seat, can be had f9r
seven dollars per acre Apply seou H.
noF2A SMITH & NANSICKLEy
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
FoNp ~ La Wis.

CAPITAL $500 600, CASH PAID IN 800 900
Invested according T. the Law Of Illinois
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7 4A5ttF4 = WI IsItI I1fF ILIsI Ms ANU DI I
BUILDINGS
AsU RES such buih,ngs Or contents On favorable
L ,erms, for 3 or years. Iusures stores Ware
houses Buildings Contents. and Personal Proper
~ generally.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
Ll PAID IN CASH
This Company ia Joint Stock Association organ
ized under special charter granted by the Legisla-
ture of Wisconsin, with an authorized capital Of
s500,00O. One hundred thousand dollars Of which
Il paid IN and securely invested III bonds and mort
cages. The Company being thus securely organized
upon firm basis the directors take pleasure in re-
commencing II to public favor, worthy If conf.
denee and support, with the assurance that all loss
es shall BIZ promptly and honorabIy adj listed As
this is purely stock Company no mutual business
will be done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS
n ~ Donaldson, Pres t. w T. Gibson Sec'y
J. ". Eddy, Vice Pres't. A. Gibson. Gen. Agent.
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Especial attention given to Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT.
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FANNY Fern MARRIED.-W are appraised.
through the \. \. Ledger of this week. of
the marriage on Saturday last Of the far
famed Fanny Fern, to james Parton, of New
York.
Mr.. Parton is known to many from the as
soclaton of his name with that of Horace
Greeley, as author of the memoirs Of the lat
ter gentleman.
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The LENNON CAsE.-The Richmond Enqui-
rer states that the Governor Of Virginia has
appointed Andrew Stevenson, Esq, the AS
soclate Counsel Of the Attorney General
prosecute before the Supreme Court of New
York, the appeal taken from the decision. biz
winch Jonathan lennon, Il citizen of Nir-
glnla, was deprived Of his slaves. The
case will be argued during the next term of
the Court, which commences January lst.
The counsel from New York are Hon. Ogden
holman, Hon. i. i. Culver and Joseph
Blunt, ESQ.
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A New store Opened.


IN kilbourne's Ne1c Block, Nam street.
Dry Goods, Carpets, Paper Hangings,
Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
aud
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
hAMASk Lace, and Muslin Drapcres at
IL Oct25d CHAMBERLAIN'S
GILT Cornices and Bands, Curtain Loops CoraIs
~ ami Tassels for pictures, and Window shade Of
oct2od CHAMBERLAIN'S.
pRoCHA, Cashmere six, Wool, Thbet Stella and
l. Mer'no shawls at CIiAMBERN AIMS
cct25d
RONNET, Cap, and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Cloak
- and MantilIa Trimmings At
oct2id CIIAMBERLAIN'S.
E'RENCH, Swiss and Scotch Needle Work, first
L rate stock, CHAMBERLAIN'S
oct25d
(iL0TH Talmas at CHAMBERLAIN's.
X oct25d
Union at the Nimble Slxpence
- 5, i d. c. BILLINGS have united their
~. stocks of Dry Goods and Groceries, and may be
found at the old stand offs. ;. Billing, No 81 Main
Street, keokuk.
One Of the firm will spend his time in the East
for ne purpose Of watching the chances for buying
goods cheap, that they sell them lower than
ever We have now on hand over fifty thousand
dollar worth of goods which viii sell at greatly
reduced prices Please give rs call
;. ;. a b. G. BILLINGS.
Aug. II, l855.--ddw.
For Rent.
| have % comfortable dwelling houses Persons
L wanting 70 rent may cali At my store on Main
street, a. ! have one empty.
dec7j&w 5. 5. Billings
INpR SALE-for goods cash, Viii sell n bulld
L Ing !ot. on Man street or thc LeYee, ~ iy.t
front by 20 feet deep. Also 400O uere- II good
farming land in Lee County, Iowa. within II Or 70
miles Of the city IF keokuk, at No. g. Man Street
between 81 and ID. ; = BILLINGS
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- The Times says we bubble over the
position Of Mr.. Webster False We have
not qulbbled AT all. We stated the position
of Mr.. Webster clearly in respect Of several
questions, and have not varied it hair. The
Times is the one who has been trying to tor
ture his position to suit it's anxeties
What our opinion upon the Compromise of
1850 is, has no relevancy in this discussion of
other topics. If the Times wants to discuss
those measures, il can drive away. We choose
to talk about something more pertinent 10
the times
The Times still wants us to defend the re-
mark Of Wendell Phillips, or discuss the
truthfulness Of the remark he made about
Webster and Douglass. Stick to the points
already IN issue, if you can, ncighbor, and
finish them first 1t will be time enough to
take others then
II says we have studiously avoided every
material point. If that isn't specimen Of
stupeudous impudence, then we don't know
what IS. We haven't avoided one Of In,
points originally taken up, but have been an
abe TO hold the Times to single point. 70
no other reason, that we can conceive. thar
that 1t prefers to dodge rather than retract
We appeal to our readers and we are con
tent that they should Judge between Us.
~ Samuel Rogers, the poet, died recent
ly IN London. Mr.. Rogers was not only
poet who has secured an enduring plac
among the British classics, but he was equal
~ eminent as literary critic, connoisseu1
OF art, and a sagacious fnancier He was ,
man OF great wealth, aud lived to an extrem,
ase. Ills house has for two generations anc
better been the center Of extraordinary at
fractions 70 men Of culture and eminence. q
resort where moral worth and intellectual NJ.
tainment, however high or humble the pos.
SCISSOR, were the only ana ready passports
no man IN modern times has been familiar
win 50 many celebrities in every department
q NE from period reaching back to the
tine q johnson, as Mr.. Rogers, and no mar
ever was happier in all his associations anl
IN the enjoyment Of social life.
N The frequent employment Of name,
found in the region Of the Crilnea since IL,
herce contest that has been waeinc there has
put the vocal organs '.to their trnmns,, !,
giving voice to crooked words. and many d;f
ierent sounds are emitted BIZ different per
sons 70 signify the same place. some of ~,
most important We will euumerate. win ~.
proper pronunciation. Crimea is pronounced
as II II were spelled Krim- &c alb, with the n
csh' on the second syllable: Sebastopol
Siv-as-to-pl, accent on the third sv,lable
simpheropol, Sim O. pl; Nicholaief NJ
Ao-i'-epi Perekop Pay-ray -kop; Azof All
sor' hinourn, kin-boorn Scoutaria. skoo
tah-re
The people waiting to epter land a
the DEBORAH land office are so numerous tba
tie prospect Of all Of them transaetine bns
heSs soon is very slender, and they hay,
drawn lots to see the order ii which tbo;r IL
piications shall be received. Meantime tba,
haYe miserable accommodations co,,.,,;,.'
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PICTURES ON GLASS.

COMBINES call
- ed, but far superb -
or to Ambrotypes, are q
taken at BrELL's Da
gnerrean Gallery. All re
who have not seen
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IaH AaII
FOR SALE

$50 ACRES u Land in Washington county. fur
4 w miles from the County seat can bc lad f8r
seven dollars per acre Apply saou H.
noF2 SMITH NANSICELEy
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Eor Rent.

| have % comfortable dwelling houses Person
L wanting u rent may cali al my store on Mai
Street, ~ ! have one empty.
dee7d6w 5. 5. BILLINGS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21

quires that We should hold Is sacred the
principles involved in the Monroe doc
trine; their bearing and import admit Of
no miscohtruclion; they should be APP
Piled with unbendjng integrity.
5. Rssolsed, That the great highway
which nature, Is well as the assent Of the
States most Immediately interested in its
maintenance, has marked ont for . free
communication between the Atlantic and
the Pacific oceans, constitutes one Of the
most important achievements realized By
the spirit Of modern times and the IN
,conquerable energy Of our people That
result should be secured by timely and
efficient exertion Of the control which we
have the right 70 claim over it, and nc
power on earth should be suffered 70 i'm
pede or clog It's progress by any interior
ence with the relations it may suit our
policy TO establish between our governs
ment and the governments Of the States
within whose dominions II lies. We can,
under no circumstance, surrender our
pteponderance in the adjustment Of al
Questions arising out Of il.
"a. Resolved, That in view Of SO com.
maniing an interest the people Of the y
STATED cannot but sympathize with the
efforts Vhich are being made by the PEG,
pie Of CSntral America to regenerate thai
portion o. the continent which covers
the passag across the Interoceauic 18th
mus. t
5. Resolved That the Democratic par
ty will expect o. the next Administration
that every proper effort viii be made T.
insure our aseendency in the Gulf o
Mexico, and to maiH,nin permanent
protection to the great outlets through
which are emptied into waters the pro
ducts raised out Of the 81, and the com
modities created by the ihdpstry Of tht
people Of our Western valleys epd Of th'
Unioirat large.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
fAe fins Tor Holding the Presidential
Rlestion.

y ffst 80
The following Is the Act Of Con-
grcss upon this subject. Electors viii
IS chossn the people in every State OF
the Union except South Carolina,
where theyWiIl Be chosen By the Leg
islatufc: S.
The electors Of President shall be
appointed ia each State on the Tues
day next alter the first Monday in the
month Of November in the year in
which they are to be appointed; Fro.
sided that each State may by law pro-
vide for the filing Of any vacancy or
which may occur ia its college Of cleo
tors when such college meets to give
its electoral vote: And provided, al
80, when any State shall have held an
election for the purpose Of choosing
electors and shall fail to make . choice
ON the day aforesaid, then the cleo.
!. tors may Be appointed ON . subsequent
day. in such manner as the State shall
BY law provide. Pass January %,
1913. ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
/ ..4 PURIFY THE stooD
M offats Life Pills
f-s AED Il E#
IT.. PHOENIX ~BITTERS.
= Free from all Mineral Poisons.
PURIFY THE 81 DOE

=
THE great popularity which Moffat's
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters have at
taided, in consequence Of the cxtraordi-
nary cures effected by their use, renders
it unnecessary for the proprietor TO enter
into particular analysis of the medical
virtues or properties. Having been more
than twenty years before the public, and
having the united testimony Of more than
Three Millions Of persons who have been
restored to the enjoyment of perfect health
by them, it is believed that their reputa-
ton as the best vegetable medicine now
before the public, admits Of no dispute.
In almost every city and village in the
United States, there are many who are
ready to testify to: their efficacy in remo-
wing disease; and giving 10 the whole sys-
tenn renewed vigor and health.
In cases Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scuryey
or Eruptions of the skin, the operation OF
the Life Medicines is truly astounding.
often. removing in few days, every YES
tige of these loathsome diseases, BY their
purifying effects on the blood. Fever and
Ague, Dyspepsia, soon yield to- their
curative properties. No family should be
without them. AZ BY their timely use much
suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by WILLIAM B. MorrAT, n.
D., New York, and for sale by
- DIRE. Z. H0OFF. n
vln50y1 Buffalo, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
Land! Land!! Land!!
i4, FOR SALE.

9500 ACRES Of + LAND, j. Mason
river. II miles from its mouth, and on
the Charleston and Pr. Pleasant turn
pike road. 100 acres of IMPROVED
BOTTOM LAND, with comfortable
house and out-buildings, besides several
small improvements Of from 10 to go
acres. This land is admirably adapted
to the production of tobacco, small grain,
and grass, and portions Of it good corn
land; and viii Be sold all together, or in
tracts, to suit purchasers, at very low
rates. A general warrantee deed will be
made. Address the subscriber at Buff.
falo,, Putnam county, Va. or X. CRAIG,
Deer6eld, Augusta county, Va.
e GEO. w. CRAIG.
June IS, v2nllm3.
Rockingham Register copy 8 months.
and send account to this Office.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-21
The Affections.

81 y 1
Oh, man! fear not for thy affections,
and feel no dread lest time should ef-
facesthem. There is neither to-day
nor yesterday in the powerful echoes
Of memory; there is only always. lie
Who no longer feels, has never felt.
There are two memories 1.-The mem
DRY Of the senses, which wears out
with the senses, andin which perish.
able things decay; and the memory Of
the soul, for which time docs not ex.
ist, and which lives over at the instant
every moment of its past and present
existence. Fear not ye who love-
Time has power over hours, none over
the soul.-LGnaGrtiae.