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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-17

The Burnt District is being rapidly re-
luilt. Messrs. PERsEISG have erected 9
temporary house in which they are doing
business until they can BULL finer, and
lager oac, whi-h they have alread y COM
Mcneil. 1t is to be on tn, corner of Mich
isan an Gano street, seventy by thiriy-
five feet. two stories high. The lower sto-
~ viii be divided into two rooms suitable
for stores. with glass fronts.
NJ. WmrxoRE has got his building n,ar-
" compl...l |. Al | in few lays will open
as larg. IN fia. stock Of b ots AMI SAocs
a. he hal beforc TIE fire.
HLL's Bak,gy, in .hs rear of Mr.. WHIT
MonE's new building, was up anl in opera
ton before tn, SIN ,k. Of I'll, burning houses
contiguous had ceased to ascend. Mr..
HUI is Al ente-Prisins, man,-anlcrsiaids
his 5a,ri,ss, AL les,rv,,to be el,ol-a5,i.
The proprietor OF the Regulator a
few l,ys az. IL. lie e:s.t,la temporary
ho.xe in w..li-h to sell ,oIs few weeks
until b. could build better one, which is
now n,a.ly completed n. w. IS nov in
tn, Eastern .iti.s purchasing his Spring
all S.l,nmsr STD *. which hs Will receive
all open III w,c.s OF two.
visxED;e L Eao.. have hal their buill-
in,up several las, al | ase alrel ly selling
groceries
M.sss. HtaLlcKuoCsEn d WOODWARD
hare common ,el erecting building be-
twc.n Msssrs. Whitn,ore and Wesser-
vc't's buildings. 1t is intenlsl, We un.lcr-
stanl for store ROOM
TIE above are all on the east ST le OF
Michigan street Only one house, as yet
has been put up On the west side, which
was built BY our euterprising young fricn d
BEx. DARLING, who Is preparing to open
out as largely al before the great con:layra-
ton Mr.. SHOEMAKER, Jewclsr, &C., oc-
cupies the same building for the present.
Several who were burnt ont are clcctiny
loases on La Porte Street, am ong the num-
Der We may mention the names of Messrs.
OsLEsrEE i SHIRLEY. This is a new firm
or. Of whom. NJ smaIzY. has already
gone east for stock of foods.
Messrs. ParrERsoS L CLEVELAND, have
got their building up and are already oc.l-
pying it
Wc no.ic. nan5,r of o.hs- business
houses in progress on this street, bat have
not heard the owners names.
Msssrs. Dlxox Il Co., have opened a
Iardwarss Store west OF Palmcr's.
NJ. d RowSLEE is now operating in a
new building west of Centre street.
II. N. BaowS, q Co., dealers in Stoves,
Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron Ware, Hardware.
DC, viii be ready to open their Stock
which has already arrive, ina few days,
in a new bailding on the west side of Mich
isan street aosth. ofPisrcc's Store.
MssrsA A. AZ DAVIDSON. who lost
th,ir entire sso.k of Clothing &C. may bs
foanl on Ia, east silc nf Micaig an street
south Of the Edwards Hoasc. with an en-.
tire new stock.
The above IS not intended to in.lude The
names. of all who have commenced bust,
ness cneD since the fire. We have beer
too busy attending to our own affairs te
allow Is time to inquire very paticrlarly a.
boaf other peoples ope.ations. Tie a
bove, however. viii afford the reader some
idea Of the energy and enterprise of om
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-17

Inc lOtlOWlDg HOtc was addressed yes
teriay to the Editor of the Boston Post,
and was refused publication in that paper:
BosroS, March 81, 1857.
To the Ea;tor of tie Post: You say in
an editorial article this morning, that it is
difficult to understand the motives of the
leaders of the Free State party in refusing
tovote. Twill tell you. They refused, by
this action, to recognize the usurpation of
Missouri, which it would be impossible
consistently to oppose if we once acknowl-
edged its validity.
The polls are still in the hands of the
invaders. a proposition to give the free
State men one of the three judges of cleo
ton was unanimously voted down blythe
territorial Legislature.
The test oaths were not repealed If
err in this last statement, | will acknowl-
edge it as soon as can receive reply from
Gov. Geary, whose name, you will notice,
is attached to neither of the reputed repeal
acts, published in your journal from the
Washington Union.
The first and second of these motives,-
either singly or together, are sufficient, we
submit, TO Justify the conduct of our lea
ders in recommending the people to refrain
from voting at bogus election, under boz
gus laws, under the scrutiny and auspices
of bogus officers, and for bogus conyen-
ton called by bogus Legislature, to frame
bogus Constitution.
JAMES RFppaTu
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-17

re- Cincinnati, unexpectedly, elected
a Republican Mayor anl all the Republi-
can candidates for the most important Off
Ger, on the 9Th inst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-17

EE The weather, since the commence
ment Of April, has been decidedly more
winterish than it was in March.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-17

~ A eomnunication over the sigma
ture * z, on the management q ox'
co<Porat'op fairs, and another signed
= Anas ipatieR IN Asssouri. an
unave'dsoiy crowded out Of this issue
We Will tsy % publish both next week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-17

We Issue this sheet to-day for the pur-
pose Of letting our patrons and friends
know that we are not dead, and intend
commencing the punlication of the Re-
PcBLIcAS a gam as soon as the house we are
building is completed. and the materials
we have ordered arrives In the mean-
tim. we hope every fsieal of the Republic
can cause, in the county will send US his
name as asubscribcr and . years subscrip-
ton II advance. Those whose names are
already on our books, who have not paid,
eriii. we trust, send us 81 80 without de-
lay.
If possible we will Issue whole sheet
next week, IL no. our friends will have to
pat up with half Sheet .'Nolf loaf Il
better than no bread =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-17
DO ston Post on Kansas.

The following note was addressed yes
teriay to the Editor of the Boston Post,
and was refused publication in that paper;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-17
Ez- They must have bad whiskey Il

We hope to hear from our correspondent often.
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The NBvAsINk TRAG DY-Donnelly was
fenced on Thursday, TO be hanged on the eighth
of January next at Freehold. He addressed the
Court and protested his innocence In this case
the Chancellor has allowed a writ of error ,whch
removes the whole proceedings before the SUI
pTeme Court for review. All the ruling of the
Judge the trial and the exceptions taken by the
counsel to the charge OF the Judge will, by full
bench of Judges, be thoroughly examined into,
and If wrong in any material aspect of the case
which affects the prisoner, new trial will he
ordered by the Court The writ of error could
not be presented until sentence was pronounce ed
on the prisoner. Judgment had first TO be given,
and when that was given yesterday the writ OF
error was Immediately presented. The execu-
tion was put OFF by the Court until January, a la
ter day than usual To allow time for the action of
the supreme Court. The hearing in the Supreme
Court viii take place, we learn, on the frst Tues
day in November, at Trenton.
The Monmouth Democrat of Thursday contain
ed the following respecting Donnelly:
Sheriff COnover. on Tuesday, found II neces-
sa-y TO place Donnelly in closer conf nement than
he had been before subjected to; from certain cir
cumstances IL was thought he meditated an at
tempt TO escape \ large sum of money was
found upon his person, and a stout club in his
room"
Since the above was written Sheriff Conoyer
has received by mail, anonymous letter from
New YORK, warning him that If Donnelly had
not already escaped, he was prepared to do So
and that wealthy person, w no had visited him.
had furnished him with money. We are assured
that Sheriff CoROver will not permit Donnelly to
escape If constant vigilance can prevent il -
Trenton True American
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEIS

r, s s BoTEL..Joseph Judik, Md; r
Stuart, Va; John w. Rice Md Nils, N,n,,is
Scott, Va; Rucker, KIT; DIR Hancocs and \.
dy, Ia; u W TubHan, Md, e Weeks Ia. r.
wilcox, Mt; l. 'Wootton, Iowa: X p So,
Md : Berry. do; Willie Harper do 9 NJ
Burgess, do; b Grayson. Iowa; X Brooke IN
w sFreeman and lady, NY ; Jas b Mason do,
David Carroll, Md w.
NORWOOD HOUSE.-A vi Jones. Cal. A
NUNS, Md; + NJ Martin; b Eakle Va, r
nite, Ga; Wheelwfight, Nd; Nj Kew. do; T.
y BGe hanan 81 solomon and lady, Md; y Sia K.
Noaf, ny; A franklin, Md; Miss ] A
Chtsion, Pa; Lewis. Cal; Cooper. Pa: r.
I,iIn'1, DO; Mrs CIageit, Md; Frampton Ind;
Jait, do; w X Page, Va, II ID Barrow.,
WII.LARD'S HOTEL-Joo n T,o,,.. and
.1, 80 STs bafnuIn and lady, NY; Dr. n Gresh-
Ala Capt Mont soI 1o4e' va; steTrs and lady,
hIce, Md; w Dun Pa C w Ke,,n1' = ~
m ,m'. BIrd; Miss; w smith, Teas: 4 NJ
A T. Kim6aII' M n MoP MeEiIath and lady. i;
T. ID Palmer, NY. i' h"los Davis,
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II To make man pa triot, all that is want
cd Is pair OF ciTcumstanees-a wife and a little
baby
II so 600 in gold was received by several of
the merchants in Charleston, S. c., from Havana.
oy the Cahawba, arrived on Tuesday
III The Merchants Cotton Mills in Peters
ouIg, Va, have ceased operations for short time,
owing TO several causes, among which that of
mOEey Is but d secondary object.
SNAKY "A water snake was killed in Durbu,v
last week, IN the CARCASS of which was found
eightY-iouT smaller specimens of the same &C.
are now receiving Canada funds at par. The
holders thereof need not longer submit to be
shaved.
IL The Parkersburg (va) News complain,
carpenters, In that town. The wages IL saws
are good.
II Rev. Mr.. Spu:geon takes pains publicly
to say that he is not a total abstaner, and does
not believe in the principle of total abstinence
OF intoxicating drinks as beverage.
1T An extract from u private letter dated Chi
cagO, October u, states that the weather is very
nne there, but business Is fine too-so fine thai
You cannot see II without the aid Of a micro
scope.
II The annual musical festivals in the En-
2lish cathed rails beginning to excite the scru
Pies OF the clergy The Bishop of Norwich re-
hall
IL The ship William Penn sailed from Bal
fimore for Liverpool on Saturday with a heavy
cargo OF Breadstufs-5, 900 bbls flour, and - 351
bushels wheat -'
" The Dramatic Fund Society in London ia
abOu; republshing the Rev. Dr. Below, dis.
course on The Relation of Public Amusementx
10 Public Morality the proceeds Of the work to
10 to their fund. "
III A man named Charles O;NeiI residing
heai Lansing, Iowa, some days ago, caught MS
VIE IN bed With another person, named Weaver
AHo stabO-d them both, that IL is thong ht they
cannot possibly recover. O'Neil was Afterwards
arrested. ~ ""us
IL Ths Montreal Commercial Advsr,i.er of
the I5th inst says several large manufacturer
houses mere have suspended operations and
nearly TWO thousand operatives are thrown ont
OF employment Business is exceedingly dull
ana the nnanciai pressure daily becomi no worse
1t The run on the savings banks of Buffalo
on thursday, as the Commercial is reliably in
formed was confined 10 the Catholic Gcrn.ns
VINO had been advised by their priests IN yrith
draw their deposits and place the money In tb.
ndnds OF the clergy. The result will be be,vv
loss to the laboring class In the premium DE-
@nded Tor gold. and in the loss of Interest ON the
money While lying idle in the hands of the priest.
H Col Wilder. President of the STATE Ro,,a
81 Agriculture Of Massachusetts Intends 20 70
HSuhce new and interesting featu. q fnto th,t
par OF the programme which relates TO the .,
hIDitlon oi cattle Usually, at the cattle sbo,vs
IN MS part Of the country the cattle are eYbbite
s vac PsnS-lh which il is very difhcult 10 see
them- The Colonel proposes 10 walk the ca,,Ie
other Societies. "i"' iof
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PENALTY OF BELONGING To Chicago During
the Missouri state Fair held last week at ST
Louis, fOu- disOrdeTly persons were arrested on
the + air G ounds and marched before the Record
er, the criminal Judge of that city The trial of
one of them is described having been litera lIy
follows:
The prisoner was arraigned and the complaint
stated bv the officer
Recorder w here did yeu come from -
Prisoner-'' Chicago"
Recorder Fine you fifty dollars"
Exit prisoner to the Cala6oose
such Is ST Louis appreciation of Chicago
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By THE rREs1bbfE s Is Or THE UNITED

In prIsus as e., of l.w JAMES BUCHANAN.
h dsee ' and mase a 90
VIII he held atthe aforementioned land Offices in tine
state OF Missouri at the periods hereinafter uesig
u A.the land a Office at commencing on
townships, VIZ:
North Of the base Zine and nest Of the the ftth
principal nieTidiaa.
Fractional toUsships sixty seven, of ranges
twenty four to forty three, inclusive.
At the land ofhce At MILAN. commencing on Mon
the public lands within the following named town.
ships, viz: = =
North Of the bas. line and res, Of the t5,h
p., pTHeipdl meridian.
eighteen to twenty three, Inclusive.
Mandas sad oSs s, a. on
sal OF the public lands within the following ma med
townships. VIE:
North OF the has, line and ,rest of m, 6rfh p,in-
Efraetio7nal township sixty seven. Of range ter.
one. two, and three. in fractional townsip sixty
The island in the Des Moines river in actions
four and nine, OF fractional township sixty four Of
The island in the Des MONIES river in sections nine
ten. eleven and hfteen OF fractional sixty
hive, OF range SIX.
atd the Ian, and Gttlcs at ST. LouIs commencing on
oil the public lands within the follow ng- named
townships, VIZ:
IN
sfpat n,sridiaa.
fractional township thirty eight Of range nine,
except the portions covered by private claims.
AT the land ofhoe at JACKSON. commencing on
Monday, the 9Th day of March next for the d,s5osa
OF the public lands within the following named
townships, VIZ:
North Of the base line and east Of III. 6fth prfn-
. opal Tidian.
factlonal township twenty one, and township
twenty two, of range one.
fractional township twenty one. of range TOO.
township twenty seven. of range screen.
a fprwu btnt
ty-elght, OF range nine. -
Township twenty mine. OF range ten
Trracti9nai TO wnshiP sixteen, of rnnge thirteen.
township twenty four. Of range sixteen.
Norm o. the base line and 81 Of the ffth prin-
eipdI meridian.
Fractional township twenty -One, OF ranges one to
Fractional township twenty one, and townships
twenf, hive and twenty six, Of range nine.
~ Al the and Office at SPRINerIRp, commencing
Monday. the fifteenth day of March next ior ths
disposal of the public lands within the folloUing
name townships, viz:
North afihe base iins and tcest Of the 6fth py;u
eipdi me rididn. 49,
. Township thirty, of range fpsniy-nine
thIse, and thirty four, range thirty.
swamp and lands: msds tbe T9 th os
An enabe hs a ns sf,,s by the
and other states TO reclaim tho sx amp ands' within
ens,r so, approved September g. iasO, will be
The Offering ofthe above lands will be commenced
on the DAYS appointed and will proceed in the order
IN winch they are advertised, until the whole shsi
have been offered and the .alss thus closed bnt no
sale shall be kept open longer than two week. and
until after the ex piration Of the two week.
Given under my hand at the oity of washington.
Thousand eight hundred and ifty seven. '' '"'
.. BY the President: ' BUCHANAN.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKs
. 81. Commissioner of the General Land Ofiee
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.


QUARTKRMAsTER's OFFICE MARINE CoRPs.I
WARRINGTON. October 10. 1857. {
Sealed Proposals will he received at th. office un
t ,1., O'clock; on day: the 18th November,
ing articles during the fiscal year ending Dtk June,
Sol to to- $40 uniform CAPS. compls,e.
l,ono to 2."oo patent feather stocks.
oO 10 8oO privates uniform coats, complete, of
navy bine cloth, indigo dye-tO be
~ -, chemically tested.
"to ioo sergeants' uniform coats, (same as
50 to loo musicians coats. scarlet cloth oochneal
leo to 200 pairs NON oonmis.ioned odHoer.' epau
lettes.
% to 50 red worsted sashes.
800 to 200 pairs linen overals.
900 TO 1000 linen shirts.
800 to S,oC pairs brogans. Nos. to II.
SSto gro gro marine blankets, tgrayJ
2!50o to 5000 pairs wooilen socks.
dsos s sosh f. be
so to 8oo fatigue frocks.
goo to $40 flannel shirts -r.
% RR5Tl %oS sass sverall' blue Jersey
$40 to 500 watch or great coats, do.
500 TO I 600 pairs Canton flannel drawers.
Duo I" musicians jackets; scarlet cloth. e9chi-
lS ooo to to 2G CO. yards GA sky blue kersey
10 700 'a. .,ss navy blue CLOTH to be chemically
800 yards scarlet cloth, coohneal dye, to be chemi-
Samples ofthe above articles may he seen on app-
cation at this Office, at the ONCE of the assistant
adelphia. NV
IL IS to be understood that the accepted bidder is
to take al material used for manu- featuring coats
overalis, &c, on hand at the time of entering into
contract AT the contract prices thereof.
Bids will be received for the whole or in parts for
theartices required ana it must DO * pcIty hinder
stood that critical ION will be given ali rt
ces as To ut and quality snd that articles
and thrown upon The hands cf the contractor
Inc quarteIrnaster reserves To himself the ght to
a uapflf III.
mand. 1890 "a' "e-
Proposals to be addressed to the )usrterms st ar
OF the Marine Corps" Washington, D. c., and en-
dorsed Proposals for Suppliss." 100 - -
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1853.

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE MARINE CotpsD
WASHING TON. October 10. 1857. {
Separate Sealed Proposals will be received at thus
once until Tuesday, the lcth OF November next m
So'ciock p m, for furnishing ratIOns to aha United
the year 1883, viz: -.'- : =" - - W.
Charlestown, MASSACHUSETTS; +a
Portsmouth, New Hampshire: .H-..r
Brooklyn. Long Island New York. -...
Philadelphia, Pennsy lvsnia: - .- q.
Gosport, near Norfolk, virginia: .f.#..r
Warrington, Florida and -,
Washington, District of Columbia ".
Each ration to consist Of one pound and a quarter
oil fresh beet. or eequarters ofa pound Of mess
pork eighteen ounces OF bread. made of hest su-
Perhne flour or best superhn flour At the option of
the government; and at the rate OF SIX pounds of
good coffee. twelve pounds of hest New OrJeaps
sugar eight quarts OF best white beans four ausrs
OF vinegar two quarts of salt four pounds of good
hard brown soap, and one and half pound of good
hard dipped tailow candles to ono hundred ratons
The beef required shall be delivered on the ord or
oI Inc commanding officer of each station. either i'm
Duik or ny the single ration and shall consist of he
pest and most choice pieces of the the poGk
70 ne To- prime mess pork, and the groceries, 10 he
OF the best quality of kinds named. All subject 10
No bud will he entertained unless accompanied nv
the names Of two suyeties known to this offira or
oenihes 70 by sgme Official person. To he endorssd
Proposals for Nations FOR 1883 /" and sdyTess.a M
me Tuartsrinsster Ofth Marine, Corps Washms
'pn. ~. ". ID. JSUTHERLAND,
oo :" oo..eox," % QuaTtermaster. q
80 bushels PEA NIITo 10. ..,.L 20.
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szfsefs 80 ~ ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement oflts lead
tire revision % the running Tang eInents road
by which highly important advantages to the trav-
' 81 sffff a 'f RASs a b. qns
FnTss Y1s1s1f fR
from Camden Station, baltimore, at A.M..(eIcepi
SUNDAY; sGBs q way stations and arrives at Cum
second-The MAIL TRAIN .tsrts Csunday e1-
cepted) at 81 A. NJ. and arrives at Wheeling at Is
trains for CoiHmbus. Cincnnsti Indianspoiis, Lou.
,syt h Gnicaso, -: LOUIS G., and at same place
ClsyeSn I'd Road, and also at Parkersburg with Ma,
ExPREsS TRAIN leaves daily i q, 5.os ?. ~, Con-
necting a. BenwOod at A. NJ. with express Train,
hours from Bat,moie and Is hours from from Wasting i
roads for Chcothe. CINCINNATI, etc. These trains
ouis, and at CINCINNATI with the Great Ohio and
Mississippi Express for Louisville. Cairo and st.
Baltimore. BY this train the time to all the central
and southern places in the West much less while
the shortest Of other routes. From the West these
connect1ns are equally close snd satisfactory, az
irving at Baltimore at $50 A. M. :.
IL Baggage checked through to all points.
THROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates Al
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington ma,
rtep the satire road By daylight, by taking morn
Ing trains, and y Ing over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resuming Rext morning by Wheeling Ac-
COMMUNICATION train, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at 1850.
FOR WAY PASSENGE
The Cumberland Accommodate ion Train at A M,
VIII stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and the
w heeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond
cumberland going West. Eastwarsly, the Mail
Iain caves w healing at 8.30 A. nj and Aecommo-
ats 81 p. Nj.
ON THE SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Graften and ParksrsbuIg, way
PASSENGERS will take the Express westwardly and
the Mail eastwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts att H..
stopping al way stations. Leaves Frederick ut 9.I6
a; A. ITIving at Baltimore IL noon.
The ELi.ICOTr'S LLTRAIN leaves at SIS
a. NJ, and SIS 2. NJ. Leaves EIcott's Mills at
.. nj. and L. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washingto ton at ais and o Is
"A. NJ; and 5.l5 7. NJ. On Sundays at As A. NJ.
Leave Washington for Baltimore a, and $50 A
NJ. and Sand 40 p. NJ. On Sundays at A. M. and
The FIRST and fourth train, from Baltimore, and tn.
second and fourth Trans from Washington, will be
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
ihe 9l5 and SIS trains from Baltimore and the 81
and = 2, trains from Washington connect with the
trains from Anna polls. ~ WIN
For tickets, information, fare, TO-, apply to ]. T.
TE,NGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket efice, Camden
station WIN. :. WOODSIDE
~ IS-u Master OF Transportation. Baltimore.
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EVENING STAR:
SHIPS At SEA.

NOE than ffy. years ag"i
NHna have vet come home 10 me,
NS Sn;s Keep Keep ssiiing toand fro, n. ao-t
h,gs seen them, IN my sleep.
Rsassy thI@. .! ss s,s sP1 stssd S SSs
WbiIe srcrm 3 N screem'd the EuIls,
Flying low, Aying low. . -E... All
Thsve wonder'd Why they stald
From me, saihIy roond me worm .-a
And I've said, I'm half AFRAID
That the sails will nee be furld."
Great the treasures tbst they hold,
silks and pinnies, and bars o. gotd,
Willie the spices which thes bear
Fill with fragrance ell the air,
As they sail, as they SAN
Every sarlor in the port
Knows that have ships at sea:
of the waves and winds the sport,
All the sailors pity me, "a
on they come and with me "a
Cheering me with hopeful talk,
Till put my fears aside,
And coatented watch the tide
Rise and fall, rise and fall.
als have waited on the piers.
Gazing for them down the bay
DAYS and nights. for many years,
Til turned hsart-sIck away.
But the pilots, when they land,
Stop and take me by the hano,
SAYING, lyon will 1--we 10 see
One and all, one and all y
So never quite despair,
Aud some day, when skies are fair.
Up the hay my ships wall sail.
can buy then all need,
Prints 90 lock at, books to read.
Horses, wines, and works of art,
ETery tEIcg exeeyt heart.
That Is lost, that Is lost.
Once. when was pure and young,
Poorer too than am now,
Ere q cloud was DER me flung.
Or wrinkle creased my brow,
There WAS one whose heart Was mine,
But she's something now divine,
And though come my ships from sea,
They can bring no heart To me,
EvermOre, eyermOre.
Harper's Weakly,
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hANuFAcTUREDB
DON LID KENNEDY.
NC. I<o Hdfren Sfrstf. ROxbhrl, MassaeAssfff

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