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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
ScrOfula and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GCYSOrr'5 improved Extract OF Yellow
Dock aud ~arsapara" i'd IL true specific. The pro.
pre!ors have In their possession ovor one hundred
cerlid; les oi tha mos extraordinary cures effected
by 1t. We can seIeiy sag, Try IL. lt revives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Stood, and by its tonic properties restores the
invalid IT, life AID vigor. AS spring and summer
medicine, ii ms NJ eIdh. It's stag ,iarly eiIcious
action the blood Its strengthening aud yIyiiyIn9
action the system stands pre- eminanuy above all
other Sarsaparillls. If you wonld have tho rose
brought back To your cheek, u clear. healthy and
transparent skin and life and vigr imbted through
tho stem, take IuysOtts Extrac, II Yeflow Dock
ana Sarsapara IL coutains more Of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparia than any olher preparation
extant which Is cheIncaliy com oined with the en-
tract. of Yellow book and the Extract Of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remedy thoroughly
efcient than my other Sarsipara before the pubs
he AT the sIme time il is perfectly free from all
mineral posons, which cannot be said OF other Sar
sapar,isa compounds.
r. BE care al aud buy none but QUART BOTTLES.
Soldby Druggists generally.
Cotton Il hcDorm0t, Agents for Otuvilie.
Park White. General Agents. and Gporters for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington ST.,
sun trancIsco. myl1 SNIP
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25

PROPERTY IN WHEELING The re-
turns OF the assessor of Wheeling, Viz
ginia, for the year 1857, shows the
total value of the real estate to be S.
900, $40 the tax upon the assessment
is $26,399 70. The Gazette says the
number of tithablss as shown by the
returns is 2,92l; SO cents tax upon
each making $I,460 so. There are
44O dogs, assessed at 81 each, making
$40. There are 26 slnts. assessed
at s. each, making $3.50. The total
assessment, then, is $2S, ,430 90
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25

THE new cent is dangerous play
thing for children. A medical friend
informs the New York Tribune that he
has been consulted in several cases
where the new cent has been swallow
ed by children, one Of whom is only
two years old, and in which great irri-
tation of the stomach and bowels has
followed, because of the corrosive ma
ture of the metals composing it, as we'll
ss of its mechanical action upon the
delicate mucous surface.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon, 10y far the best arranged, most popular
and best lighted of anv in Orove or vicinity. owl
dcd with Ave first class Billiard Tables, talented
band Of Musicians, ,he best st.'cked DaI, and he
most attentive and COM ete:.l bar keepers in North
efn California, Is now under the sole control Of the
unde signed, who solicits, and hopes he may merit
mad receive a continuance OF the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the Saloon.
l. UWARAKOUSKY,
Juno % Alias ssCoUNT."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
Wonderful Developments!

All persons desirous OF witnessing some wonderful
experiments tho science of ply ychology, do so
by assembling at PATTI rsons Saloon, opposite the
Coud House, where all preset viii be convinced of
the fact that one miud can be made to b, come the
recipient OF another, and all Diseases arising from
honcirculalUn of the blood be cured i'll ffpo min
ufes by taking forty drops OF pure Brandy sold at the
shove Saloon. i23
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
Get Your Licenses!

An persons doing business for which n State or
or County License is required. are requested to Gail
at The preasurers ONE aud procure the same, as
list Of denquents will be made out by order of the
Grant Jury, and placed in The hands of the District
Attorney BY attending 20 the above will costs.
WM. LATTIMORE, County Treasr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
NOTICE

Is hereby given ihnt Convention Of The del, gates
10 The recent Democratic County Convention from
the several precincts on the west side of Feather
Rver-ihe same constituting Supervisor District No.
three-will be held at PENCE'S RANCH, on the slh
DAY OF August, 1857 for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for sup'rsisor of said District, whose
f.rm OF ofice is three years. Also, the delegates
rom the several Townships will nominate Township
officers.
July elst, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
Wen NO0ias.

What DRINKING SALOON should people patron.
ize Pa most important question land to what place
should we repair 10 solve this bold suggestion? Nov
PATTERSON'S SALOON--and this is no news-by
hundreds is selected, and those who have drank his
brandy and aie, Il bad glass have never detected -
This Dave. Pattcrson's Saloon greet, is opposite
the Court House On Bird street. iyl2 If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
Special Notice.

On and afcr this date, shall sell exclusively for
CASH. As This rule will he strictly adhered to gen.
tlemen will please note. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to are requested TO settle immedi
atcly, we are detcrIlnel TO close all outstanding
accounts. d. TOY & OTTEESON,
Oroviile July -, 1857, jyl3u
NJ-Eorth Californian copy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
county Trcnsurer's Oflicc,

ORovfLBE. duly 18th, 1857. !
Notice is hereby given that all holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from ihe GeneFai Fund,
registered between the lst day OF November 1856,
and the s,h OF February 1857 inclusive. that the
same win be paid on presentation At this Office and
.,er this date saId Warrants will cease to bear in
,tarest. WIN. LATTlMoRE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25

Families and dealers in Fruit find constant
supply Of The celebrated Peaches grown on the ranch
OF Mr.. O. IL. eeach, Mar! sye, received every day
fresh from The nursery. at The
jl4 PIONEER VARIETY STORE,
Myers street, doors from Montg)ner Ofoville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
Oruuille DailQ Bntte Retora.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 25,h. 1857.

THEATER GONG. Tho Boston Bee
says: 'One or more of our city clergy
are among the audience at the Boston
Theatre nearly every night. and there
arc always several present when any
special attraction is announced.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
Private Boarding,

Can be had at The house northwest corner Downor
and Montgomery streets, with rooms if desired, furn
ished to SUIT gentlemen with their wives, or single
gentlemen Gas the may be.) Appyto
MRS. BERRY,
ie3 on TIE premises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
Dissolution of CO-Partnershi;

FNNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existiL.
n between the undersigned under the name (;
Achard & Foucaud, 10 this day dissolved by mutn.
consent. The business will be carried - usual ~
Mr.. Achard who will settle all claims aga MSS In
Arm, and TO whom aii outstanding accounts must bs
paid. 8. ACHARD.
July 20, 1857 M. FoDcAUh
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
Peaches! Pcacn.s.! peaches,..

July elst, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-25
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY;S

June %
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

STAND Br YcuR OLD ESTABLISHED Pa.
psPs. We hear Of msny nno Republican
papers being started by our country friends.
II IL folly; nay, ii Ia worsc--'tis madness.
We say to our friends ever, where, sustain
your old. proved, well tried and established
pspers, i you will sustain your principle les
and your party. You have seen many such
experiments tried, and In about twelve.
month, thrse-fourths Of them G. 70 the dogs
No editor can suit everybody but those who
have sustained themselves f,r Years, have
thus given proof that they are approved BY
tn great majority-therefora tasy se The
ores to support. and thers r. we say to
You, stand by your old established papers,
aud not embsrrass them ~ encouraging
mar on.s.-lN. r. Tribune
The above reminds Us tht have re-
esved the prospe Of n.~ Republican
paper 10 BE- started at Dubu ,uo The Re.
| puDlcabs vi thai city hsy aitesdy one
large, handsome and well CO iducied paper.
L. them upport II properly and II the pa.
r IL not now oil II should he, the publish.
ers will have il 10 their power 10 make il
Come up t. the requr ements % the party
Bat TO establish new paper, 4. the very
worst policy OF the party They are b,
tbs course more or less inJufing the oil
Paper, creating a bad spirit IN the party
and iessening Instead Of extending Republi
can newspaper influence Il the presen
Or ,sn does no, suit, either 5uy il out Ell
,irely, or 50 increase its patronage a. to en-
atle the publishers to make The proper pa
PCT !, seems 10 ". however, that III,
Dubuque Tribune b. Going It's party good, i
an excellent paper, aud shcu d be supportes
| b. the Republican,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29
Minnesota Lands

inr 81 Paul correspondent vi The CHI.
c. 70 Pes under date of the 23d, says
Gov, Medary signed the rev Omnibus
b tins afternoon, and all tie matter 10
RELATION g. thc grant oil iand- 10 Minnesota
iof railway purposes are nov satisfactorily
Iu-red. The Legislature has spen, tpe
liz. 'Uur weeks manly 10 waiting Tor the
deterrent parties IN interest a. adjust their
conflicting claims, and, as "a most csses o.
-imi lar character. III. resn!t las shown
that all these ought 10 have beea arrange
IA single week.
The correspondent, thus speaks of ihi-
biii
IL gi,ea To the Root River Valley Com.
pany the lands along the line from L.
'reecent 10 range 80 2enteen, and II ala
"ises Ia the same company the lands along
tn line OF tue road from 81. Paul aud Mn
ncapoiis via st. Peter and Manksto 10 The
south line o. the Territory in the direction
OF the mouth OF the Big Sioux, on condition
OF course, that IL builds the road. IL gives
to the Transit Company the land, along il,
line from Wlnona via Fairbt ult TO 81. Peter
and tlscace to the Big sioux south OF ia,i
iuac forty i've. IL gives to the Minneapoli.
and Cedar Valley Company the lands along
lie lane to build road south from Mime.
apoii- via Faifbault to the south line OF the
Territory west Of range seventeen, permit.
ting the selection OF any deficiency vi land.
along its line, on the line of the Minnesota
Valley Road given 10 the Roo, River Com
pany. as the TURNER by Tue Congrc ssions
pr-n, I. vw,ualiy q branch OF the late,
road. The lands along the line OF the r,sc
from Minneapolis TO the Big Stone Lake
aud also the branch from this road, of cours,
standing near Minneapolis, up the vale. D
The Mississippi via 81. Cloud, &c, to til,
navigable waters vi the Red River OF the
North--ahich " being interpreted" means
to the Red River o. III. North a, the NORTH
line OF the Territory ARE given to a new
company OF fifteen. composed OF Gov. Ram
sey, II. ii Red aud other leading gentle
mcn IN the Territory
the bill passed the Council una nlmously
ana there were but tao opposing Votes j.
the House. AZ above stated, IL WAS prompt I,
signed BY The Governor, and OF course IL
the Law vi the Territory. The above ase
the leading provisions " the bill bu, there
are sone minor matters which We rhal be
obliged " wall Tor until they are published
II - impossible ~ obtain copy vi il, a.
I ere ~as not time enough before lie pa.
sage 10 permit IL. With tins result every.
sody s-en. highly pleased, aud doubtless
tue par'te 90 ~aala the lands " re granted
viii take measures d, once TO survey their
respective lines, ard posh thrm forward u
caHpitliun as last as pos.lbie.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29
Prom ths N. y. pioayuLe of ~ islh
LATER sROM MEXICO
Shooting OF Col. Crabb and his Party.

b. the schooner Major Barbour, CAPT.
Arnet, arrived last evening, We have advi-
Gee from Very Cruz 10 the 9Th inst. The
Barbour brings S2s, 800 in specie on freight.
Vera Cruz papers, furnished by Capt.
Arnet, make no further mention OF the fli.
buster route 10 Sonora. We learn. how.
ever, from passengers, that the prisoners
taken a. Csborca, on the 9th inst, sixty
FIVE 10 humble and among them Capt
Crabb, had all been shot. and that the gov.
eminent wa. on the look on, for other par.
ties OF the illibusters band. These facts
were obtained from Official accounts receiv
I'd at the capital IN the 9th inst.
The papers however confirm to the fol.
lest extent the general result oi The expe-
dition as be ore stated, the attack on the
fillibustcrs then in possession u the village
81 Caborca, on the LIST ut., in which Capt.
Crsbb was wounded, and eight Of his men
killed. Their subsequent four days siege,
during which the Sonorians were numes
ously rei forced. The second attack, on
the 9Th, when the two houses in which
Crabb wss beseiged, were fired, exploding
two barrels OF powder BY which many wer.
killed and wounded; their final surrender,
30 In number NJ, discretion; and the repor,
thai they were 10 be shot on the 9Th
| The engagements, both on the LIST and
the 9th, were severe and bloody. the So
norsns also suffering great loss, especially
Ui officers, which lett them at The close o.
the fret day almost without command.
Acc UNITS very botn as to the number Q
the tillibusters aud Of the Sonorians. Ac.
cording to one report, the former numbered
$50 men IN all, which deductng the So
% isoners aid Ia fug,i YES. would make the
number 20. There was party o. IS IN
the vicinity near Tubutana, who advanced
a, The time, had no part 10 the engagement.
iii stated that III OF these were taken,
and at last accounts the remaining IL were
hotly pursued.
The force OF the Sonorians on the first il
estimated ut 250 TO 300 men; on the last
day with reintoIcemsrts n TOO.
Touching he expedition by sea, design
ed TO Cooperate with that by land, letters
have been rereived at tue capital from
Hermo-ilo. dated March 80. which stated
tina, 500 6llibustefs had landed At Dubos
two leagues from Gusymas. II was added
that great dissatisfaction existed among
them, and that ~ had deserted, and pre-
scnfed themselves To the Americas Consul
a, that port, who turned them over to thu
authorities. They represented that the,
had no intention Of making sar upon Mex
ico, and that they had been deceived as I,
the object o. the expedition
The same letters state that hive hundre,
more fillbusteis had made their way ints
Arizona. and were encanped in the regiou
~ Tucson. Letters had been receive,
from Gen. Yanez, which stste that on tn,
receipt OF the news OF the route of the fili
busters he had suspended his march To-
wards Sonora. He had. however, sent OF
feiniorcements ard munitions OF war by sea
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29
Expsditiss iron 0an Francisco In Aid Of Gen
walker.
WAantncras Msy qa

"AshAeeAuNp may A.
PRIVATE advices were received here by
the last steamer from California, stating
that the clipper ship Ocean Bird had sailed
rom Ban Francisco for San Juan del Sur,
with 2S3 men. well oficerrd, equipped aud
prosision.d. to aid Gea. Walker. Consid.
cradle excitement prevails in San Francis.
co, and the CsIiicrnisD- were determined
TO take IoFcibie possession OF the Nicaragua
route, 10 insure the safety OF ITS travel and
the transit " iis trest ure Whether Walk.
or was wiped out Or not. they are deter.
mined that the Costa Ricans shall not bold
possession Of the right of way. to their -x
cIssion. ] sm informed that a similar
10 being made in our Southern
States. AMI that a demo nstration will also
BE- made in New York. In shor, time We
may consequently look Tor important de-
veiopments.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

Oscse1es ~ GEsEaAL LAsD OysIcE il
CAeas - CLAins.-ls,. II 10 held tia,
chains ~ pfs.smpl,n fou ,Jsd on settle.
ases osts prisr 10 the ,i.as when III,
sesss Of . railroad 10 10. ..,ely axed. or
prior y tbs date u absoIsi withdrawal q,
he lasd iron market. arc aid. o,o,id.d
the claimant complied 10 d o,h.r res.. =.
With ihe Law.
-. Clsias resting % o. cement. ~.
sf'ss The route II sSsd 10 eGai,eI, ia
= sssss ths ds,s Of sbsolu,- Withdrawal O,
- lssd free ssrtss. are h admissible.
= According to The op on Of the A,
ossnsy General Cushing. \ the 18Th .,
vsessssy lest. 10 route q road, or .ny
~ thsssof. = Aeaa,ssly Sxsd when The,
- ssvsysd. narksd. and fixed On ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

AseTsEa SrsAAss L,sT We earn
fsoo the D.. Paul papers thu, the Steamer
eessIis from Dusiei,h for tina, place. ~.
blown upon the rocks : lev Aays siaes. apa
will prove . total loss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

" The Risht Rev. J. n. Byrns. for,
asriy Of Illinois. but now Of Warrington
City, has been appointed BY the Pope, CO.
sdia,os Bishop Of Pittsburgh. with the RICH,
vi eueceeaion
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29
SHOCKING Accipksr.-A Young won

SHOCKING AccipEsT.-A young woman
named Cummings was sadly mutii.,ed al
Miligrove. Canals. on the lS,h, la very
singular manner She was looking a, III .
operation 81 . shingle rschine. when the
strings o. nor bonnie, accidentally became
sntanged IN the machine Her head wa
ins'sn'iy drawn 10 the knit, which il com
pissely scaiped, cutting off both ssrs. sac
was taken w alive, b., probably esnno,
tecove
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

The ErsEcT o. Coon LucE.-fne
Schenectady Reflector Gays that man has
been picked up ., Amsterdam raving ma
nssc-nsde 90 from having, uaior,unately
tor him, made . thousand dollars in one
day,s apeeulation
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

NV YORK MEgcHAsrs The following
from the New York Herald, will BE- read
with u smile
There are hundreds OF Mercantile nrms
IN the and other large citle.. which have
been Tor months upon the eve OF failure.
They have been bankrupt ior long time,
ard have continued in business simply upon
the strength of their credit aud past repu-
tatiea. The dry goods houses OF the prin.
cipii Atlantic citi-s, can only be sustained
BY enormous profits With half a dvxsn
partners 10 each hfn, ali living at the rate
VI ten or 1iieen thousand dollars a year,
with enormous rents, add an army of clerks
~ high salaries. IL 10 a matter OF sstonish
ment that they keep their heads above wa
ter % long. We look Tor gloomy tines
among this class Of merchants. In all pact
commercial Z. WILSON'S, the dr. goods deal.
ere have been among the first TO ~ down. :
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

4 Rasoaa LssaT Houss. The new gov.
ernment iighs at Ksnosha. for which $1,000
wss appropriated two ysss ago BY Con.
gfsss' consists OF : plank boz, on . pos,
With lantern on the ton.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

ALBANY, May 70.
Geo. Lawrence. a boafder at the Port
Orange Hotel, IN Broadx Ay, 10 this city.
was found dead In his bed thi- morning -
During the night the gas pipe in his room
burst, and he was saiFocstes as - supposed.
IN his sleep
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

DUl1Dsse ~ Nav Yoax Cirv.--The
Sesssal Of cs@1sses Psblishss liss Of u,
esilkaCs sew = psoeess = sssesiea Ed
49, -, vhiab saos y oseeAooe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

DuvvALo. May 20.
nre broke out about y O'Clock last
night, IN the beef and pork packing house
OF Miles, Jones 4 Son, corner Of Pflace and
Hanover street. Ices not heavy. and COW
cred BY insurance.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29
Urn Aopertisemfuts
ZEAL estate AT AUcfTo1
L. B6E WsTEm,
Importer and General Dssls, Ia
Shelf and Heavy Hardvaro

ICON, st-ei, Naiis, s-i,sux Bsli L.einx casds...
i fsrnine impl. msat. hui ldiax Ns,s,I.i T.
.aanIs ieois Oan, tiaes, rissels, spog slae ANA
IN AAtssisl ktas barre ., 1himls ~
nokss t~rrtsx~ aus ssatSpSso co. Mail-ahle Casin-.
&c, &C, As., aud aren't 10, ne sals Il b q !. NM.
-. -. hsiAh. aess Sans, se1n'. Csistrstea Az.
~ne~s "sisoas ss~iIs Msehsues.
uAssslM M. ~ MAD sts~~i
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

MONUMENT TO TnE AurnoR % Hons
SWEET HoAe."-We notice that some
pub g spirited ci,,aens OF Boston have set
on foot project Tor the erection OF 1 monu.
men' to John Howsrd Payne The sug.
ga.ton 10 received with applause by the
press, and will doubtless DO carried GU, with
graceful promptituds. Mr.. Payne passed
the early par. Of bic chscausrsd life in
Boston. and II 10 fitting that some tangible
msmorisl OF him should sdorn the city or
which biz memory sh q do 80 sweet = lus,re.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

CorrEs. - Mr.. Wakefield, last week
placed ON our table. piece Of copper we Oh.
ing about two pounds which Mas ivund on
the Bluff, Other specimens, We under
stand, have been found before. The q,es
ton i, 10 there copper in the Bluffs - Mo-
line Ind
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29
Drsa Scott ana his Hsnily Prs,

Sr. LOUIS. May ~.
bred Seot, his wife aud two daughter,
were emanelps,ed to-day by Taylor Blew.
Inc parties have been conveyed by NJ
Shsnee to Massachusetts Tor that purpose.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29
Pr, n Adde'S.

ADDisos, N r., Nay ~.
An extensive Ore occurred here this
morning. consuming thirty nine buildings.
Probable loss $4,000. Party ins,rsd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

n DA0o 0ak0 - p1nonso = usane.>a To-.
"A $500 $3.50 - p1eonss - etlsss p1ass
Aen9e0o1eee eoe C1seass 80 Mses.
A1a0s $4,000 eae p1oeoeo % 0Ia~.
$780, nakss - 01e1nso . pSsS,.
49, easessss ~ snsesDaasst ~ ssy % u IN.
49, isvssss ysss saassasss 70 n, o.,,.,x -.
nen1g sasees, hse9ess ssssA asl iAis1 sSssses. -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

NEw ORLEAss. NAV ~
Ohio Flour $50. St Louis o7,7o. Corn
esq 100. Pork Arm. Other articles are
unchanged.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

sSuA CITY LAID AoRucY
Ia narssWe = 0illae1e
- Aesats Asd 0oalosU q ~ Iesa,.
sivUx CITY. IOWA.
MntAsp sAaaows, n.aasv.- nr.
sDavsaeost, isvs. asS~ -. @Ssss 20.
mia, 49,. sAaaoss NilIAas,
$50 ----- 0Isss csuy. ioS~.
RuOl30 WIZ,
W. ssssivsd ed ses saielsv Iasas l...,..
= eng Wire wic4sasRAn : 1iitinas
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29
CHIMNEY SwAlLows-l'he pen,lem.,

CHIMNEY Swallows he gentleman
who docs up the CT urisl POLITICALLY
sweet in round prose, ior the Chicago Jour.
nal has written a besuniul article under
tue head Of g Chimney Swa io,ss and Chin.
ney Memories" We restet no, having
room for The whole article. but give our
readers floating perfume from he boque
a sweet flowers the " i..ter mas gathered.
TIE essay commences thus
Tic hrs srr Out at last boz ,ae chimney
zNallows are ~, and Tor fame md smoke
~ has sung and lie sound Ut wing.
How wonderful L IS, that they ia not come
ny 100 soon Not TIL the windows are
vesG; not I'll the dpors are set Wide; mo-,
~ 'hr fig topped andirons bear m crimson
burden, d. the brave little ,nnocen,s dur+
t.e ea,ernous throat, and .ake love in the
ssoty shaft. Very beautdul Is the volume
~ snake that rolls right up into heaven.
- mson aud golden ia the light OF the
Alatrr incoming, and beautiful sre the blue
efeaIhs TN, hoat laxils away, md blend
VIII the sky OF summer; but The birds flut-
efing out at N" grim TOP, 8nI clancinr
away with glossy CLEAN. arc ike sweet
u 'moris- 10 al I'D heart. when the glow
. life has subs led, and the thoughts OF
mr. grown duh
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