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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
Intelligence from Kansas.
ST. Louis, April ll.-Kansas aivlccs
a. 81, r,aoiunJ

Sr. LOUIS, April ll.-Kansas aiyiccs
to the 9TH have been received.
Robinson and Dei,zler appeared at Le-
compton on the 4th inst, to stand their
trial for treason, but the time, place and
the court being changed, they were direct
cd to appear on the first Monday of May.
The requirements of law not being car
ried ont respecting the census lists, no co.
ting wW be allowed at Laurence or Lecomp-
ton. -Four obscure places hare deem dest.y-
aated for holding the pals.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE corrcspon-
dent Of the Democrat says that the ap.
pointment of Mr. Walker as Governor,
gives great dissatisfaction, as he is regard
ed as favorable to the formation of slave
State, and that the instructions to carry
ou. the provisions Of the Census rouscs
great indignation.
The letter also says that spirit of vlo-
lent and reckless lawlcssness is beginning
to be exhibited under the appointments OF
the new administration.
1t is now said to be doubtful whether
Gov. Walker will 90 to Kansas. As the
Free State men will not be fooled into
another sham election, where everything
is prepared to cheat them no matter what
their strength, it is thought the Secretary,
Stanton, can help through the farce just
a. easy as Walker, and Walker will save
his credit.
Stanton is promised one of the seats in
the T. s Senate, rs a reward for his labor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

ra-The accomplished Mrs. Fremont
"swcc, Jessie has recently been taking
lessons, with other ladies, il the man1ge-
men: of 4 patent sewing machine. Hope
she will be able to help her consort "sew
up" bis opponent in 1850,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
DoDKS! BOOXSlI
Great Bargains at the
Peoples New and Cheap Book Store

Of p. MENUS & Co, Lewisbnrg. Pa.
=" YOUNG, one of the firm, has Jus; ar
IL. rived Ito attend 10 the business tor the
presently with n large and select stock of
BOOKS of the most varied character, bought
at the Trade Sales at the lowest rates, which
have been added TO the already fine stock on
hand, all of which Will be sold at correspond
ing low rates. We 60 upon the principle of
quick sales and small profits. Citizens of
LewISburg, look to your interest, encourage
this new enterprise. You will find eventually
that you vii! be the gamers tyit. Your town
wants good Book Store, conducted on the
most modern and approved style. Such we
promise you, if you will but give US your in
iuence and patronage as long as we sell you
as cheap and perhaps cheaper than others,
which we feel confident in saying we can do.
The enterprise is new, and not yet properly
organized. We would but ask your kind in
diligence and patronage for short time, aud
we guarantee all We promise in the way of
improving. On our shelves you will find
large collection of Standard and Miscellaneous
Books to meet the wants and tastes of all; also
STATIONERY of every variety. We hope
TO supply Won soon with all the Leading News
papers and Magazines at the earliest possible
period from their CONNER. We solicit sub
scrlpuonS for any of the Leading Weekly
papers or Monthly Magazines; all will be fur
nished at the Publishers advertised rates. in
clubs or single numbers. Our connexion with
the School Book Business, enables us to sell
everything low at either wholesale or retail.
We call special attention to the Public School
Register. The Globes, Pel,on's Ou,lind Maps,
Sanders and Merrirs Elocutionarv Chart, &c.
One and all, give US a call, examine our
stock, and Judge for yourselves.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

.as-We have received Circular from a
Committee of the U.S.AgricuIfnrll Socie
", urging attention to the great National
Trial of Machinery, with Agricultural
Implements, &c, at louisville city, Ky,
next Fall. The precise time, not stated :;
but ali interested can obtain iu'l par'icu!-
ars on application to HENGr : OLcotr,
American Institute, ny. City.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

g. Court commences in WilliamSPort,
next Monday. Ou'y c. applications for
license 10 sell Liquor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, At
PUBLIC SALE.

10y au hra, Crtrr Of ;he ORPHANS Ccur,
; ~ Ja..r Ua'y, VI. expose 10 q e
. d.. s rrtt. SOS ..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
'T94esG... E-:I: Ray next,

coma-ac.r@ at rrr o'clock ~ Ihe forenoon,
tie t...uu..s E.a. E-ta'c, w:
THE ~NANSION FARM" Of the
Jar. Na.. y ..,.r J-. r, Kelly TT. Ur.on Co.
F...E. ..... .ar q Dav lie. sr. J-C, b
Hl.u.,.. Mr.. t.Ctlie, and L,sesa A,-sser.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

TRoUBLE-John Appleton, new editor
Of the Washington Union, has left that
paper, and there is quarrel as to his sue
cessor-the South claiming it, of course.
Appleton is appointed Assistant Sec. Of
State, in place Of Gen. Thomas, Cass' son
in-law, who was requested to resigu-a
strong hint for Cass to follow suit, as lie
docs not suit the South.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
SheTif's Sale.

Il = >utU Out OF tUt tOuIi OF iecs
Of Union county and to me directed. wi
expose to Public Sale al the house Of DAVID
Mover. IN Harllelon, on
Friday, april "A, 1857,
at 10 o'clock, AN. 10 wit:
Ne. l. \ certain tract of Land, situate a
Hartley township, county aforesaid, bounced
east and south by lands of George Braucher
west by public road, and north hy lands Ct
jonathan Brause. containing half an acre
more or less, with the appurtenances.
Ne. =. \ lot or tract Of Land situate in ihs
township and county aforesaid. bounded east
by lands Of John Glover, north and west BY
lands Of Jacob Coldron, and sou'h By lands oil
Michael Schnure, containing five acres more
or less, with the appurienances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sod a.
the properly Of Leri Spengier.
DANIEL d. GULDIN. Shenf
Sheriff s Office, Lewisburs. March II, 1881
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

KILL THE WoRMs-Now is the time
Not day to be lost. 1t must be done
before warm weather hatchcs the eggs
that you will find on all your fruit trees,
closely glued to the twiggs, generally of
the last years growth. Climb up in the
tree and look about you carefully, and
you will see little shining spots on the
bark that look as though they had been
vanished. You then scale those masses
of eggs of with knife and burn them,
ard thus destroy more worms in one day
than in week after they havs hatched
and crawled out upon the limbs.
A WEALTHY CABINET.-Tho Cabinet
Of Mr. Buchanan has at least the merit of
inancia! solidity. The members represent
an aggregate wealth Of some four and
half millions of dollars. 1t may be thus
divided among them:
Lewis Cass 100000
Howell Cobb 100000
Jacob Thompson, 100000
Jacob B. Floyd, 100000
Toucy, Black, Brown, 100000
Mr.. Buchanan himself is said to be
worth 100000 or more.
Gov. GEARY-It is stated that Gov.
Geary will soon, in self,vindication, pub
lish sketch of his sojourn in Kansas as
lis Governor, and that it will make pro.
found impression upon the public mind
and heart. Let j, al. out, Governor, hi.
where it may
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
New Oyster Restaurant.

IHHE subscriber has opened Saloon in the
i basement Of the Washington House, Zen
trance on I'd ST. lst door north of Market, land
IS PREPARED to serve up OYSTERS. all sorts
OF flhS, and almost everything in the Eating
line. at any time of day, and evenings. He
ass share OF the pG5lic patronage.
Jan 30, is5,m3 DAVID HERR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

WHAT THEY THINK ABRoAD.-The
elitor Of the Ncc IJrE Tcrcier, the off
cisl organ Of the New York School De
rar,mvur, says rna' 'm- ln-, nnrual report
Of the Superintendent of the Common
Schools Of Pennsylvania "is Il we'll written
document, and in the matter of statistics
model We,sLal refer to i, hereafter
The school system of Pennsylvania is
working well" (Ilcnry c. Hickok, De-
putty Superintendent, is entitled to the chief
credit Of that Report)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

ra-The Irish carried the day among
the Philadelphia Democracy, and nomina-
ted NJ Grath aul a Logan for the two
most important Offices a; the May Election.
TIE American Democrats don't ike
it, b.; can't help themselves, f,r over half
their party in the city are could couEtAry-
men" The Americans aud Republicans
have separate observation-disclosures unite,
or be kept under their pr,scu; NEST miseT-
able rulers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

CHICAGO, April 14-A collision oc-
CURED at Milwaukee on Friday, between
two Deputy L. s Marshals and the Shcr-
if Of Milwaukee county, concerning the
property of S. NJ. Booth, editor Of the
Free Democrat No violence was used
on either side, and the Sheriff retained
possession of the property. The affair is
= continuation Of the Garland slave case.
The Packet boat runs between Nanti-
coke and Rupert.
Judge Warren J. Woodward has re-
moved to Bloomsburg.
DR.. Geo.W. Porter, son Ct Gov. Porter,
is appointed Post Master at Harrisburg
q selection very well received.
Andrew Hopkins, Esq, the editor of
the Harrisburg Patriot d Union, has been
appointed Receiver OF the Land Office in
the N.bama district, Nebraska Territory.
CHICAGO, april 1.-THE election re-
turns from Iowa indicate the success of
the Il publican candidates for State off,
GERS by a majority equal to that obtained
at the November election.
The Republican State Judicial ticket
was carried in Michigan ty 10000 votes.
They elect six out of eight Circuit Judg
es, and the Regents of the State Uniyer-
si'y are Republicans.
FoREIGN NEws.-England has obtain
cd the opening of three ports in Japan to
the fleets Of the four great powers. A
battle had been fought between the Brit
i.h and Persians, the latter being routed.
LARGE YIELp.-The Danville Demo
era; states that one dny last month there
was manufactured at the Moutour rolling
mil, m that borough, the enormous ouan.
u'y OF upwards Of IlG tons Of railroad
''oa-tte largest amount ever mapunc.
'Ht'a III one 4ay At any establishment Of
'ae 4'nd il the Uuiisd States.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
Racine s. mississippi r, r. Company

't'i\ Drr Cent, Farm Mortgage HulliS.
W. invite the attention Of al. VINO ar- .r.
q nerG.c,l- >af. ani certain Trv Pau CE>r
investment. - The Farm Nor'-1go Bond, rt
thi, Road, which We otter for sale. These
Bon4, are secured iy mortgage on farms 10
rro ;lnmel.a.. vicinj'.- Of 'h- road. Is well a.
bvihe Bond Of the Railroad Company. They
arc rriccm.h,e, aud Will he pa!I, IA May 81.
TIE Interest Coupon, will be paid IN Nay aud
Nov. Of each year At our oH-c.
The road Is 1876 mile long, and Sc mileS are
ra,y flashed ani !n operation. Tac remaining
80 miles az progressing rap.llvto completion
and It Is conf len,Iy expected that the who"
Of the raa. will be opened n the course Of the
present wear The business on that pat
which is now completed has proved much
greater than was anticipated. and there can
he no dnuhf the whole road when upeu VIII be
handsomely rrnunerallye eutcrrri,o.
The road Is aiyantareouSly situated as viii
be seen nv the Map, aud rs connections are
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
Best WhiteWash.

The following receipt las been going
the rounds Of the papers for a long time
Il is said to be as good for the outside of
buildings as the inside, and houses washed
with it look as clean and neat as when
paiutol The house cleaning season is al
hand, and it would be judicious for some
Of car housewives to try it, and report the
result of their experiment
Take clean lumps Of we'll burnt lime,
slackenci. Add one fourth pound viii
ting, or burnt alum pulvcrizad, one pound
Of loaf sugar, three quarts Of rice -four
made iu,o 4 thin and well-boilod paste, and
one pound Of clcancst glue Dissolved as cab
iu,t makers d.. This may he put on cold
within doors, but hot outside This will
be as brilliant as plaster Paris, and retain
i's hrillsncv for many years. The east
end Of The President. house in Washing
ton is washed with it
r-4.Thcre is trouble in tho ranks Of
the Sham Democracy. The Liquor League
is second only in their army to the Irish
Bsigg le, and the League have found out
that Gcn. P'chcr r1te| for :" the infamous
ing L1i~'! They can't stand such 4
man, anyhow, and unless be can 4" satisfy
them they are resolved TO have out Free
I.i1uor candidatu-oue who would blow
Packer < Co. sky ligh-aidmoGe "Muh-
l~nhurg & No Free Schools" in ie55.
There rocks before the Democratic craft
Thetstraight" Fillmore Know Noihings
also threaten to get up ticket Of simon
pure "i.uorautram1scs of their own Pc
cu'ilr uncoptamiuated kidney. We hope
they wi!l-lct's see exactly how many such
fools will be left after their last years 5
"braying in i mortar"
The NoMINATIoHs,-By our exchan.
yes over the State, We learn that the nom
nations Of the Union State Convention
have been received with the most decided
arrIobati5n. N,ally every American and
Republican paper i'll the State have come
ou, f.r the nominees, endorsing them with
satisfaction, and en;oriny into their sup
pert wi,h z,ll. We haze never known a
more cordial aal general response given
70 the nominees Of any convention at the
or.,>o,; and tl.5 itself * calculated to
inspire c1ua leuca ia i, flgor4ble result.
y it regard. Lancaster county, the O.I
Guard" will be f,uad to have done her
duty. and on the second Tuesday in Octo
Der will roll up a majority in favor Of
freedom and Amcric4uism, that will
again place her in the front rank, as the
banner county Of the S;ate.-L1nc1aer
Wig.
4 CoxTe,sr-Tbere !. remarkable
difference IN the maunor OF seeking pup
''I il''r' a. '1oP''l "y f''''''''"s' u
example We ""'t It II IN 'I'5 80 ~ -.
~, ...-..ll,n.r pr-l,. J,,Lan,
I,.... 49,. o., h,n..n c,r ..yar,l
,,.-...1.l;-,. H., Corro,,;,r which m,
p'.,.a- :, ,,,,,;,.,.;.,
1.J n.T.,1,-.,a;r,, ,Lo nor. of h..
-, :.
VIII 49,.
" r, 60 ,.'1'.'t.. ts,,-,, -. H.
'''> - ~ = IT. ~. GA.
'''' - - .,1,.-o...'.l, l,,-,..,,
''''''"J ~ N-----.5.:-
II, ',..l..I ~.
to the glorious triumph which awaits the
Right Republicans We must strain ev
cry nerve to elect him Tioga-the glo
rous Banucr-can give Wiimot $500
mai5rity. She can and she WILL do it
Orsaaiz,.-T'.ya -iJiiat9r.
n w -, A.,
io""' "',' Dt',' r,, AZ t1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

IIovEn's INK, made in Philadelphia, is
a great comfort to editors, and we suspect
even greater to compositors, seeing that
its huidity leaves no excuse for bad or
charred writing-the great foes of type.
settlers.
1t is really quite pleasure to write
with such ink, especially with good steel
pen, for which mainly it is prepared
Netc York american.
We cheerfuily add our testimony to
that of Editor of the american, in favor
Of Uoycr's Ink 1t is all that can be de.
sired -Nr1c York Conrier and Enquirer
Hover's Philadelphia Ink, is beautiful
article, well calculated for metal pens, as
it does not cOrrode them.-Brother iona.
than, Nem York
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
ISAAC SNlETIs

SrN CLOEhs-al kinds Of s-day and
ENr, 30-honr Brass Clocks and patent lever
Te.Tume-pieces. Brass s-day clocks at 81,
brass 3n-hourclocks as low as 81. All clocks
warranted for one year at J.h.YODERS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

Z AIDES DRESS GOODS-new and hand
Il some Just rec'd hv
Dec. .. BEAVER & NrrMrR
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Real Estate.
HOUSE FOR RENT,

nNNarh Second 81, adjoining DR.. Beck's
! Office. Inquire OF
JOHN HOCGHTON.
Lewisburg, April II, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

The Emancipationists have also carried,
BY large majority, both branches of
Councils, and all the city officers. 1t is
now said that large number of " Ameri
cans voted for Pratte, believing him the
only candidate able to beat the Emancipa-
ton ticket
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

sea-The resignation Of Judge Ellis
Lewis, creates surprise in all quarters.
The J.rsGy .Nore Rep"Jiiraa dem, n
particular friend Of Gen. Packer very
tartly remarks:
Wv. ...yuucc rather uuhcsita,iugly
the dcclination Of Juigc Lewis, Of the
Snpr,m me Bench. He asserts that to study
his own personal feelings, he dstires to re-
tire to the shades of private life Very
likely he would reap more genuine happi-
ness BY SO poing, yet, nevertheless, We
leem it an act not easily overlooked Wy
did he not make kno'ca his desires prior fo
his nominatioa /? which be should have
done, instead of awaiting the opinion Of
the ppblic press"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17
,rwi5burg CbronifIr.

@. N. WORDEN ss : r. CORNELIUS
To Fs:,s'.rcss .FSH.-i.H lEWIsUir.E CITaNl.rr.
puli.lct the Cash system. has tho araSt and b. 81
rirrnlntirn ofary Newspaper IN Union COUNTY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

Freedom, national: Slavery, sectional!
We appeal fr,a, tie fire Si.re-6a'ine Supreme
Court Judges,o the PEuPLE OF PLxYsrLyANI.!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-17

ST LOUIS, April S.-The full returns
of the city, election, had in this city on
Monday, show the following result for
N,y0r.
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ces of this case are such that nv duty forces
me TO do so. I'm am astonished the gentle
man should have braved the just indigna-
ton Of this Court; should have SO far dis
regarded the majesty Of the Law, and the re-
spect due jury of his eountrymen, As to
have brought suit without the slightest
particle Of right, or real cause Of action
bid the gentleman expect to bambooxie this
Court and jary2 Did he expect to 60
rough-shod ever my client and myself, un-
der such circumstances 2 Why, gentlemen,
behold the instrument upon which this
action is founded: 'One day after date,
| promise to pay Alanson Morehouse, adj
minissrator de bonis non.' De bonis non
What is that: Is it English5 No. Is IT
Latin? No. Is it Greek. No. Is it He
brew? No. Is it French, or Italian, or
SpanishS No, not that either, Well, fll
tell You, gentlemen of the jury, what it is.
1t is Choctaw, and means, the defendant
having heretofore paid said plaintiff
as the honorable court will instruct you."
As Vanmeter was IN the act Of rising, the
court gathered hi: psnderous spectacle be-
tween the thumb and forefnger Of bis left
hand, and raising them, very much to the
felltI VI MS Nasal organ, sdlu. Aes, gym
slemen of the jury, that is what it means.-
You can take the case" ....
As soon as a vote could be taken, the ju-
ry returned: ave, the jury find for the de
fendant.''
"You are discharged, gentlemen. Mr..
Clerk, charge the costs of this suit to the
plaintiffs attorney; and Mr.. Sheriff, take
Mr.. Vantemer in custody, and unless he will
treat his honor, and the officers of his hon
or's court. for the contempt just proven,
keep him in custody"
The sheriff took him, and as he started,
himself; finally, | heard something that
sounded like sit is folly to be WISE"
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WHAT BAYARD TAYLOR THINKS OF
TRAVELLING IN THE ARCTIC r REGIONS.


Bayard Taylor has returned to Stockholm
from his northern trip, in letter to the N.
Y. Tribune, dated February l6, thus sums
up the relative pleasure Of travel in the
Arctic and in topical zones:
sit was precisely two months since our de-
parture in December, and in that time we
had performed ajourney of 900 miles, $50
Of which were by reindeer, and nearly 500
inside of the Arctic Circle. Our frozen noses
had peeled of, the new skin showed no signs
Of the damage they had sustained, so that
we had come out Of the fight not only with
out scar, but with marked increase Of ro-
bust vitality. .........
"I1nuyt confess, however, that, interesting
as the journey has been, and happily ss we
have endured its exposure, should not wish
to make it again. Ii 10 well to see the North,
even after the South; but, as there is no one
who visits the tropics without longing ever
after to return again, 80, imagine, there is
no one who, having seen such a winter inside
the Arctic Circle, would ever wish to see
another. 49,, ~
In spite of the warm, gorgeous and ever
changing play Of color lowering over the
path Of the unseen sun-in spite Of the dag
zling auroral dances and the magical trans
fgurstion of the forests, the absence of true
daylight and Of al signs Of warmth and life,
exercises st last . depressing influence on
the spirits. The snow, 20 beautiful while
the sunrise 4 setting illumination lasts wears
a ghastly moDotony ss oil other times, and
the air, 30 exhiierating, even at the lowest
temperaturs, becomes III enemy 10 be kept
out, when you know his terrible power 70 be.
numb and destroy.
To the native II warmer sone, this pres-
ence Of an unseen destructive force IN nature
weighs like nightmare upon the mind. The
inhsbitants Of the North also sesn 10 undergo
q species Of hiberpasion, - we'll - the ani-
mails. Nearly half their time il passed in
sleep; they are siiestin comparison with the
natives Of the other psfts Of the world;
there IL little exubeFeDt gayety and chssr-
fuIness, but patience, indiferencs, apathy al
most. Aspects of Batare which appear 10
Be hostile 70 men often develop and bring
into plsy ks bess sssrgiss. bat there are
Others which dspses ard pssalyse his powers.
| I sm convipcsd that The sztssDe North like
tbs Tropics, u nfaso9able 70 the best men
III a.d phys;eal eosditios Of ths human rsce.
The pqpm so.s of nan lie between 30 and
IS as. kosth.
ssTo one Who has not q unusual csose;ty
TO enjoy the experiences Of varied trsveI; I
should NOT reeonmend such journey. with
ns, The realization Of long cherished desire
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DlNSOI.lTlON.

'I'HE FAsTNER>aiF sxiSrINE BETWEEN THE
/ subscribers un.4sf the a. N eE LsexAEp A Eyrs-
rTr BY matasi AETsNsssat, asss.slvsSs this dsy
Aptst L.oStsp FeslTpE trlta The auSase~s. HoR-
k,E EV.Errr asvrs& PaTehased ihe interest st NS
Lpc>,Rp ~ii settle all tsaslIiiss rertve all Aus.
- SAs cid agW AklEL LION Arb
HORACE kSERgrT
Cssansll R3ae.. Iowa. tpF;l -. 1897,
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topics be had broachsd, md thm ccnsladsd
BY IN eloquent allusion 70 the providential
discovery Of America . the proper time,
tho glory cf religious toleration and the
subGmity Of bang free fron pfiestly and
aristocrstie tyranny. He was loudly cheer
Cd when be retired.
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FLIES.
NJ JOIN HoLHEs.

The s!ss are very inSadents
We set them dSwn a. sseT
They dart and 5cx1 Aroan6 ySss eNf
And then Attack ysur bose
They have less c~nseieaee anea w.
Less Pity than krAse, . ..a.
yt,ey cz e not TOT the Ffco OF p0os'
me nervous o. tie brave
p, .surcbe. shey make tree to 20,
f, suxtins cut and I'M
.s~v ue,e. ask the leaned divine
r,hsy can light On him
VIVA. d. they care !or InEsIiect
For sseeEness or truth
or .snteEee- iruuu D4yId's Psalms.
Pr,Eu JvshaA 0r fEVEn kaias
When aast 10 brushed, it stays away,
4 atsIe while, al least;
BuI brush ~, it eouaes rigai BACK
To uuTmeit n,AE o. beast!
Il tskes All exquisite delight
In -4eepy men OF sIsk,
In makng oyxs throw Up their tails,
And wicked horses kiSk
Some foolish, simple, saacy 6aes.
Stay Up TO late al night,
And being fund Of dazzling things,
Spsr with the candle hight!
They fad as I1sefs oltea nad,
The dame they love tstray,
bece,v ed aud sc1Fned they iAli and die
As n.Jstal lovers mas.
From "PVrter's Spirit OF the Times,