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That is shining afar, in the heavens so blue
SO tiny, so bright, no c!oudS ever mar
The pure twinkling light, of that beautiful star.
o tell me of NINE have sought it so long
Say, say does it shine, but the dark clouds
among.
Such a boon, would prize, if l only could see
A star in the skies, ever shining for me.
But listen, the fleet breeze watts, to my ear,
\ cadence so sweet, | am breataless to hear !;
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The music hear, is the stall smai! roice.'
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ed, we believe, to one of the most estimable of
our village women. With the following we
have also received "Snow Song by the
of the soal. We, however, knowing that its
beauties cannot spoil with time, have laid it
in our drawer, and will give it to our readers
when our columns become less crowded. We
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and tender her the poets corner in our paper
As often as she may become insp rised as in
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VNHESE Farms are situated in Botetourt
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onstrated by recent statistics. The northern
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kanawha and James River Canal, the south
ern portion within eight miles of the Virginia
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centre OF it. These farms will be sold by
subscription. The tract will be divided into
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A high moral tone characterizes every arti-
Gle in THE LEDGER. In fact, the names of
its leading contributors are a sufficient guar
antce that it stands in marked contrast to a
clas of weekly publications that hare for so
long flooded the country, but which, fortu-
nately for the moral: of our people, are almost
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Gonn ana County,

PERsoSAL.-Will az. J F." furnish
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initials--and we think We are enti-
tied to that much of the confidence
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important KAnsas news!

Prospect et the Adqpfio,, Of .Sjaue,y i"
Kaasots- Catcus q tie ffre-Eaters-
4 Dtsuaion Increment.
Especial Despatch to the Eseniny Postl
WAsHINGToNs December 21.-The
latest adyices fiom Kansas indicate the
adoption, at the election to-day, of the
slavery proposition with the constitution.
The frc-eaters in secret caucus decided
that if Congress rejects it to initiate dis
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CAUDLE IN COUPLETS,
4 Cennubial, Controversial Chant-Comically
Conceived and Charmingly Carclled,
T e u LsSF FPUBLISHED1
HUSBAND VS.. WIFE:
4 QUAINT, QUEER, QUIZZICAL
RHYME OF ETY.,
Which will come home to every family man
taftsr he has paid sixty cents for it,.
NyuE MATRIMONIAL RELATIONS are sa-
u tirically treated in this poem, with hu-
NOR and felicity of manner equalling the best
efforts OF IA namber OF GREAT AUTHORS. BY
Matrimonial Relations the pnalic must not un-
derstand the wites country cousins, but those
my-te. ions bonds which are composed of we'd
ding rings and bracelets, and clasped with \
bill nt Stewards
twill be remarked by Discerning Public,
that the title Of this volume, Husband oe-sus
Wife, possesses double value
IT CAN BE READ EITHER WAYu!
As, Husband gegvus Wife, or Wife psrsus
Husband" thing that has been necer before
attempted III Literature!
This Poem (which is written by an author
gytyERsALLY KNOWN 10 his Publishers touches
upon ALL THE TOPICS OF MODERN SOCi-
ETY..
SWIFT
was as is universally acknowledged, n hum
orist OF the first class: but the race Is not
always to the Swift, as is prooven by his be-
ing outstripped in his own line by----bless
Us we had nearly betrayed Tie authors nam,
for the concralment of which We are
UNDER BONDS OF 10000,
until we shall have sold Fifty Editions, after
which he Will have no objection to receive
proposals from Country Exhibitor, relative to
the admission of a delighted public to a sight
OF him, at so much Il head.
HUSBAND rs WIFE-humorous, satircal pa
thctic, and purchaseable-is
S2endjUy Illustrated witE tourtceM gle
giant Drorings by HoPpia,
Some of the cuts being ttrasts at the prevailing
follicS of the the day.
HUSBAND Is. WIFE is remarkable for being
AMBIDEXTROUS,
that is it takes both sides OF the question, so
that Husbands perceive the satire on Wives
and Wives on Husbands, which in itself Is
/ triumph Of skill
/ As a work of art, this is by far the most ele-
CANT little book Of the kind ever published
/ this side of the Atlantic. Being printed in
colors in the old-fashoned Illuminated Missal
style, upon extra tinted plate paper, and pro-
fusely embellished with Hoppin's most charm-
Ing designs it cannot fail of having an envia-
bic notoric,y..
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cloth. Sold by all Booksellers in the United
States Copies of this book will be sent by
mIil, postage paid, to any part of the United
States, on receipt Of the price-60 cents-in
postage stamps. RUDD x CARLEFON,
Publishers and Booksellers, 80 Broadway,
New York. l0:26-St.
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IFe would call the attention Of our
readers to the Lecture of Rev. c. VI.
Blake, on our first page this week, They
will find it we'll worth the time and ap-
plication necessary to a proper reading of
it; and even those who heard it delivered
will find it worth reading over 1t is
published by request of number of
those who were and were not present at
the delivery of it.
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FoREFATHERs' DAY, 22d inst, was
celebrated with much spirit in New York
and Brooklyn. Senator Douglass was in
vited, and accepted the invitation, to be
present.
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ne REV, Fl. T. WHITNEY will preach
in this place next Sunday, Dec. p, morn
ing and afternoon. at the Court House.
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7Fe would direct the attention of those
of our readers who desire Harrisburg
paper this winter to the advertisement Of
the Daily Tctgrapa. 1t has been con
sidcrably enlarged, and is now indcper-
dent in politics---which leaves it open to
che favor of all parties We much pre-
fer it to be independent than a wishy-
.Eashy Republican paper.
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No paper will be issued from this Of
fee next week it being a season of gener-
al pleasure for our people, and for which
ohr "hands' are amply deserving. 1t is
but right that they should rest sometimes,
as well as enjoy themselves if there is an
opportunity. We shall enjoy ourselves
in pass-timc we are getting accustomed
TO, and for which We aEe acquiring quite
an appetite by compuaion-that Of dodg-
ing "duns." Our office being "up stairs. y
dcprivcs US Of much practice; but we
hope to make up for lost ttlAe, }" the COM
ing vacation.
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TIE Good 7emplor, for December, is
on our table-and as usual, with contents
which have made it one of our most wei
come visiters. The present is the second
number of the new volume, and contains
a good stcel-engraved portrait of Mrs.
FRANCES d. GAGE, than whom there is
not better writer for the home circle in
our land. The Good Tenp'ar is a TEN
pcrance magazine, published monthly at
st. Louis, Mo, by B. II. Mills, at 81
per annum-chcap as could be wished
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The circulation of THE NEW YORK LED
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TEN OTHER LITERARY PAPERS IN AMERICA!
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Each subscriber is also presented with .
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Address
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S ONE CLOTHING of Cheney's manufaa tart
- on han at E.. SPENCER'S,
lt2 Es D. W. s., Ag.
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BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS!
FOURTH YEAR OF THE
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THE FAMOUS

DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
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Re-purchased for si1 thousand dollars, with
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ing. Sculpture and Bronzes, comprise the Pre-
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C COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
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1888, at which time the awards will take place.
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sToYES OF HARIoUS PATTERNS, uerv cheap
Hotel keepers Boarding House keepers and Private Fam
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This is not book for dayit is for all tme library
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JAMES g. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

TWHWTT
NOTICE The uudsrsigued would inform his old
LN old and friends that he has taken room
ct No. 2O1 Main street. up stairs, where he keeps
ChiidreRs Carriages, Btrd Cages, Birds,
Fishing Tackle, &c, for sale very cheap. Umbrellas
Par as0s Canes, 30 Altered Covered, and Repaired
Pinkng ia various Ct les; Eyelets set Marking for
Embroidery from any pattern sent In Also many other
small Jobs done, too numerous 10 mention. n
rg Agent for the New England Dye. House. Boaton.
Please observe the sign Of 1.-THE Variety soreD oppo
site Brinley Hall, No. 2O7 Main street, up stairs
APT DIFF a'Ia tNl p YOUNG Avart
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Consumption cam be cured

.a SE ~ ias'S : EcSal I'M 9EOVemenC IN Med
spe patients not put to the trouble and Of
ISupg him it is only necessary to state their Name Age
Occupation time sick, where disease is pain and
Rhere Hunors or not, Cough tight or otherwise matter
fAsed appetite Sleep strength state of bowes these
particulars are all that is requisite to know which with
an enclosed Six Dollars to Dr.. Marshall directed to the
ay S5ste House worcester will give the Patient by re-
lnTn of Express, Medicioes forone month an inhaler tn
use them in, together with full written directions
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

"a Ny Furniture Ware rooms are now well filed
with good assortment of all descriptions Of Furni.
tuIe, both new and second hand, consisting Of
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CaooKERY 4 GLASS WARE.
nave an extensive assortment Of
JAMES EDWARD & sons WHITE IRON
E p .rst STONE WARE

Consisting of Tea Ware, Dining and Toilet Ware and
China Tea Sets China Vases, Sofa and Hanging Lamps
Grandoles, Glass Ware, Silver Plated aud Brta mia
ware Tea Trays, Table Cutlery. and general assert
Enent of HHlf H1tg fI6lr si
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!--J, @ 8
I IA WARREN has enlarged and fitted up in the best
manner the store formerly occupied by VIM ARNOLD, for
Toy, Variety, Confectionery, Fruit Nut, Segar Soda
Beer, Oyster Eating, and Ice Cream Saloon all Of which
furnished in the best possible manner, and ut such
prices viii ensure immediate sale Friends and the
public invited TO Call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. aiAca sgtU4 's 4faw IS
NO. 1913 Main StFeet. w Orcester. -,
So eodn JOSEPH G. WARREN.
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A YOUNG LADY OF 10, whose hair and
"a been gradually turning gray since the age Of 10,
recently discovered In the detection of common plant
remedy that has permanently restored her hair to ita
former color She will mpart this invaluable secret TO any
praon on receipt Of fifteen red postage stamps, without
further view Of gam otherthan the satisfaction Of bene
hitting thuse who have been similarly unfortunate. Adj
dress Miss ARABELLA MORSE, South Boston, Mass.
rps ~ dWas3m
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HNOPARTN ERSHlPa NOTICE.-The sub
~ screers, having purchased the Shop, Stock and bus
lness Of oAkTkR \ YARNEY. have, this day, entered
INTO e?parnershp, under the Ann Of sTUDLEY sIw-
eONe and win continue the stair building and business
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