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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale-Goodrich.
Grant Circuit Court
frank Barr, Prf

J Frank Barr, PIf Grant Circuit Court
vs.. Is asfr J 50 "a. 1855 ss Il
solomon ese ,ff as Mas.ps April Term 1883
Simeon D. Powers, Del is. ] Foreclosure Of Mortgage,
NruTICE Is HERE BY GIVEN that by virtue OF Judge
IN ent render ed in said court, on the 10th Gay Of
AprilA. d. 1858, in the wherein Frank Barr Is
Plaintiff and solomon Goodrich, Laysntia d. Goodnci,
and simeon D. Powers Defendants; and on AND
by the direction Of the Pl's Aty viii sell al fnoe
Iedue to the and best bidder for cash in hand
on the t day ofJune, ls5s,at O'clock afternoon
Of said dayat The door Of inthe village q
Lancaster in said countyall the right title interest,
winch the said defendants had at the date of the mort
gage referred in said Judgements in and to the follow
ing describe PREMISES TO wit: The s M Of The W
Of Section "a and the Il of the u ef Section rs
an Towii s. north of Range 2,west of fourth principal
and the Wa of the ofEAs OF Section 20 70,
meridian containing hundred and sixty acres oO)
the same more or less all in Grant County, Wisconsin
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum OF Slo4
26 &c., the sum adudge to be due by said Defendants
to said Plaintiff together with interest and costs ano
acc ruing cosis-Daled Sherif's Office, Grant County
Anil coih. 1865; .A%Etti 9 d. WARD, Sheriff.
R.RnsR h Ioyey Prtrs Att'ys 44-6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
In Plcbase-Bargar

State OF WISCONSIN, County Of Grant ss.County Court
Judge. F -.
Iii the matter of the estate of Daniel Bagar deceased
M this Gay flied in this court the petion of,a
~ agret Bafger, widow OF sad deceased praying III,
appointment Of Thomas J. Green Esq. OF the toWn :,
Wiusyilie IN SAID Grant County, admnsiralo or of III,
estate OF said deceased and ,necupon is ordered tia
tiisCourt at The house in Lancaster in sa; ,,
~, on the 10th day Of April, A. 1905 at O clock il
tiie afternoon of said day. 2, g s9E iftsEH Tff' "
And that notice be given to all persans copoor,d -
publishing this order for three successive weeks prey;on
TO sara Gu, OF hearing, in the Gaiit County Herao,'
weekly neWaEaer published at Lancaster in said county
MILAN MctiONIGAI, County Judge.
Dated March 29tl, 1858. sees y 4l.st 20 b
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In Probate-Woodfolk.

State OF Wisconsin,, County of Grant, ss:County Court
\ April Tenn 1855. Present, William McGonlgai, Judge
In the matter of the last will and testament OF James
Woodioli, deceased.
snN reading and filing instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and testament OF James
Woodiok, late of the town 81 Potosi i'll sand county
deceased. IL Ia @H5 s58a5
And thereppon it is ordered that the proofof said in
srunrn be heard before the Judge of This court at the
coGrt house AT Lancaster said county, the lUth
da May A. d. 1858, at 10 O'Clock, a. d. of said day
And it further ordered that notice thereof be given
all PEI interested BY publishing this order oi
three succ. weeks previous day Of hearing
in the ..irant County Herald" weekly newspaper
printed and published at Lancaster in said county.
3ltan WILLIAM MeGONIGAl, County Judge
I Dated April 18th. 1898. 4i-3t
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Sherihffs Sale Ke1ren.

John H. Dimoek vs. Conrad keisen and Anthony Kerr
Sheiiffs Office, Grant County, Wisconsin.
10y virtue writ OF III Ia; execution issued out Of
Up the circuit Court OF q ant County State Wiscon
s.ii, TO me directed against the goods, claLteis ami ret
estate OF Conrad keren anu Anthony Keiren def Is and
ior want OF Sufficient goods and ehat els and by tie
direction OIL the pi;nti this day levied upotI sad
VIII seil to the highest and best bidder Tor cash in ,pc
AT the outward door vi the the yi!.au. 81
lancaster III said county, on the 10th de-, OF NAV g. D.
1908, AT one O'clock afternoon OF said das all the ght
iitv, interest anu claim, Which the said Courad ke,e,
and Anthony keisen defts, had the l4th day OF Sen
tenoer A. d. 1877 at otneI time thareaiie to he
following described real estate, wit; Lots No III res
to) ana our (4), III block No. two {2), aud Lois No
shfee ijl ana hour, in bock No. Four -, in john IL
Dlnocks Recorded Addition to the village OF Nuscoda
together with all tne buildings there
Oh or thereto belonging all in q Co.. State Of Wis
sasis sad eAecoon ana costs as tic law diecs.-i.an
Caster, March 9Th, A. u. 1858. d. WARD
JOIN Il. DIMock Sheriff Grant Col,,,Iv
54 ss4t II Us Atty. =" 4I-6t WISCONSIN
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ed plaintiffs, vs. William T. Norliaaa, defendant.
Grant Circuit Court. E$&- 5$f "a ~ az
Foreclosure OF Mortgage. .,y,4+.
~ Office is hereby given that by virtue Of judgement
rende cd in said court the 18th Gay Mar cl
1888, in the wherein Orlando 5 Jones sndObeG
&c. Jones, executors OF the lust will and
Chaneely JONES' il, deceased plaintiffs and William
Z. Norman is defendant; ana antnoity, by the
objection Of the Plaintiffs Attorney, will sell at Public
eIdue oe highest and best builder for cash in hand,
OF said day ut the door OF tie house in the
village OF LANCASTER in said county al the right iti
and interest which the said defendant Norman had
the date ol the mortgage referred in said Judgment
and 10 the following described premises wiz: The
han ct the southwest quarter OF section No. 80 in town
north kG9e west all il Grant County, late ofWis-
consin.
The above Gale will be made to satisfy the sum of$105
100 the sum ajudsed by said be due b.
defendant to SAID plaintiff, together with interest anu
costs and aceruihg cost5.Dated at Lancaster, March
Goth, "A. d 1865. d. WARD Sheriff
>. " ZANE, Grant County, Wis.,
PINS Atty. N 4I-6t
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gy- ln the important matter of religion
Col. Benton WAS, if not member, faith
fulatlendant with bis family at the new
school Presbyteriafi church, near his resi-
deliee in Washington
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Petition for Insolvency-Hunt

in the matter Of Wm. Hunt of Grant eounty. Wi.
Petition fol Insolvency. rs
'E creditors Of said petitioner are hereby reouire
court house Of said county, on lie first Monav IN IL
next at noon o said day, to show cause If an, fhr
nave. why an assignment OF said petitioners to s
COZ dance with the DIVISIONS OF Chapter lbs of ~ g.
Statutes OF the State OF Wisconsin .'
Petition flied lLarch 10th ls5s
WILLIAM SictItiNI(;AI Count. Tdz.
4n-lut anti-exoiisin Court (.o,aYn ss;s,,.,
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Eg The Government paid for Autograph
ing and printing in colors, d single OK, for
the Patent Office Reports $40; for a sim
liar service for one bull, $40, 576; for a
cow, 81 800, and for horse, $3.50; total
for The four pictures, Soaps. That's the
way the money goes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

PBRrISEsr.-if, says Senator Wade,
the South has ruled the Republic for six
ty years, as Mr. Hammond states, how
WAS it possible that there should be the
great Northern aggression spoken of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01
In Probate Smith.

state OF wisconsin, County of Gran ss-County Cont
tap'ii ieip 1905 n esent William AcGoniga, J &c
the matter of the estate OF Nielsen Smith, deceased
"A iN this day came William Davidson ona of ~. g,
" mIsti ators OF the estate of said deceased and ILL.,
~ TINS court his petition for license TO sell the real es
the debts ofsaid deceased expenses of
ton. = ''nisii "a
And thereupon il is ordered that the matter ~ Ill.
petition be heard before the Judge OF this court - r.
court louise at Lancaster, in said county, on lbs ~
dy O. May, A. D. 1885, and that notice thereof be pyt
g an Pelsops concerned by publishing this order a.
iag n ne srsns Comfy fssaid waakIy nexspsne
= & sifisfss II ssss
Dated April zths 1855. - 3an ySssoe-
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ORsIsfs FAMiLY--h.s WIFE AND
DAUeHrERs.-The Paris correspondent of
the Boston Courier writes thus:
The interest excited here BY Madam
Orsini, (Orsini's widow } and her two IN
FAINT daughters, has been excessive. An
immense subscription has been set on foot
by the Italians resident inParis, AMI money
enough has already been procured to pro-
vide for the education of her Iittle girls
for three or four years, aud for all else
shey can require. They left yesterday
with their mother for Florence. Mario
gave his nsme openly TO the sum Of ESQ.
The Emaeror sent 20 the executor of Orsi--
nj to say he was ready TO take charge Of
the education of the children, but the
otter, as might. be Supposed, mas firmly re-
fused.
Louis Napoleon made mistake when
he ordered Orsini 10 be beheaded.
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Richards.
sherif's Sale
Grant Circuit Court,
April Term, 1905.


John Richards and Elizabeth G.
/ Richards his wife. J Foreclosure of Mortgage
ATOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue OF judge.
~ ment rendered by the Circuit Court of Grant Co.,
isconsn, the 18th day of April, A. d. 1885, in the
Cause wherein Daniel BanG is Plaintiff and John Rich
an Elizabeth Richards, Defendants; and by the di-
rec1ion of the Plaintiffs Attys win sell at Public en-
due 10 the highest and best bidder for cash in hand
the 7h day OF june A. d. 1885, at O'Clock afternoon
said DAY. at the door of the court house, in the viii
lage Lancaster in said county, all the right title and
interest which the said defts, John Rcha DIS and Eliza
ceh Richards, his wife, had a. the date OF the mort
gage referred in said judgements in and to the follow
ling described premises to WIT:
part of the Ea Of the Wa of Sec. 4, in Town s.
north OF kange west commencing At the north east
corner of piece land heretofore conveyed by Enos n
Finn James Peasley thence west Line ~ rods thence
Iiori thirteen 5nd half rods thence east nine (9j
rods, thence south thirteen and half rods to The
place of beginning containing hundred and nine
teen and "A rods of land all in Grant County, Wisco sin
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum OF
s27 48 loo, The audged by said court to be due
by said defendant TO said Plaintiff together with inter
est and costs and accrung costsDated Sherfs Office,
April Goth, 1855, d. WARD, Shelih.
BARBER & LOWRY, Pfifs Ats. l3 446t
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FuLFILMENr OF CuB1ous PRoPHEsr
OF WHIrFIELD.-A gentleman present at
the Old South Chapel the other day, re-
quested prayers in behalf of a town in the
neighborhoed Of Boston. He stated that
Notwithstanding The prevailing religious
interest, this place had thus far been APP
parantly entirely destitute of the revival
influence. One hundred years ago, Mr.
Whitefeld was denied hearing by the
people of the town. On that occasion Mr.
Whitfield, indignant at the obstinate in
difference OF the people, solemnly declared
that the spirit Of revival would not visit
them again for century. Such has
proved to be the fact lions Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-01

SUa&gs Residence OF THE PREsIpENr.
The president hiss directed a friend to
negotiate with Gen. Walbfiige, of New
York, for the use of his beautiful villa Of
Isgtes'ae, during the warm season. In
gleslde is about one mile out of the city.
and Immediately northward from the
White House. It Is to be the rural abode
OF the Chief Magistrate of the couuty.-
The point OF ditference between the land
lord and The President is singular one
zen. WaibFidge objects to the receipt Of
rent white Mr.. Buchanan properly effects
70 taking the property unless at fair ysa ].
y renL-lN, Y. Courier.
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N otice-W ilson.

NoliCE IS hereby given 10 aiistat know themselves
lI$ indebted 10 tue estate OF Samuel Wilson deceased
sisner by note book account to come t,rwa "a &
make immediate settlement and pay upwe have spo,-
TED James w Seiton OF Poios, agent 10 receive and re-
ceipt io q; money PAID 10 him his store in Potos
coming 70 me estate we have left all the books and &c
counts Wi him. that any wishing to see their sc-
count can nave reference 10 the boaks hoped tat
- tiiai knoF themselves indebted will avail themselves
o tns notice and save cost All that neglect 10 comp
Win TINS aosae before the LIST day Of prf next viii he
called on ny legal officer the esate must he Ne;
up immediately JAMES +. CHAPMAN, :
MARY Il. WILSON, IAeculors.
Potosi, Feb. 25th, 1855. "a
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Honey wanted III Exchange for Ll,M-
DeE-atMaEels0u's Steam saw MIL.

N Hurricane Grove 21z miles south of the Corners
where they Lave re! opa good Muey Saw in ad1 ion
10 the Rotary, which is able 10 timber CT a ST
yes and lengths Bills can be filed with very short
notice oaly kind OF Timber sui liable for building way
OF All kinds OF pax, ash, sugar :loe, hchoiy,
Jack walnut and linn: al of the very best timber
which tyre caue the best made and sold enable. for
cash. - ~ JOHN b. HARE SON.
Hurricane Grove, Oct. 2sl, 1857. 10
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PAY UP-AT pOFOgT.

A LL persons knowing themselves Indebted to the
IA undersigned must pay up by the first of January
1905 or they viii have to paw cost. Now remember
this as il is no Joke Al kinds produce all notes am,
accounts due me at fair price. G. LEE ANDERSON
i'otosi, 1st Dec, 1857. 24ff
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Sheriffs Sale-Worman.

last win ana testament OF Chancery Jones, jr dec.as-
ed plaintiffs, VS.. William II Norman, defendant
Grant Circuit Court .Fsgc. 4 M&& $3.50 "a al.
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POTOSI WAREHOUSE.

FfNHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to receive all kind
OF Merchandise and Produce in Store at his Ware
house at Peos and will attend to Shipping Of Produce
Charges moderate. G. LEE 'ANDERSoND
Post,s March 1st, 1857. al
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Louis Napoleon made mistake when
he ordered Orsiui 10 be beheaded.
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For the Day Boot.
NEW BUSINESS,

Lo,o hoo,. o,r,ool c,, cn,,,o 3,r,
,,,n+ I en sea3anhat ,a U't - aa asa
r'-' ~ ,'''n ' =, WEEK , ~ ordnan INV,
raol;na. e, uLom ,''.;o,,, xo,so,,, il
soon,s ha,vouor t,at son,o ,,orson s1,o,,,l
,ft,nj s,,oo;a1l,, r., 10 ,rs4tgt,N..ond as
pror;,lonna , ha, ,l,cod ma il, NV ,,rosont
noS;.;an ~ ,>' +bn dnt;ns aiInIoa ~ oro
f-''o,'' CIV, -, 1.. -:.f' ,,,4 w .,
1 1;h t,e'. nj ~ t's en,'Is'e1' "
a,St'''' & tpe''' ea oo' daSt.,t aIia.g
S,,l,nr;n+r orJ ~, il ntino tha lind ~
ferngs of the benevolent and charitable
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Millinery &c.
Fall and Winter Paris

k 81 &s
w o u l. ID RESPECTFULLY
l. inform my friends, customers and the sur
rounding country, that have returned froIa
the North with the finest collection of all
kinds of Millinery Goods that it has ever been
my privilege to present to the public,
CONSISTING OF
Every color and Grade of Plain and Uncut
Velvets,
Silks, Codes and Satins,
Feathers of all colors and quality,
Best French and American Flowers,
Boanets of all descriptions for ladies and
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The handsomest assortment of Ribbons
that can be found elsewhere-all of which
am prepared to make to order in the neatest
and most fashionable styles and on the most
REASONABLE TERMS.
My collection OF Pattern Bonneta which is
very extensive, will be opened on MONDAY
NEXT, the 10Th, to which the attention of
the Ladies are particularly invited
MRS. G. E. SWANK,
No. 40, Church St,
oc II 2 doors North of Manonic Hall.
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OBITUARY..


Lines on the deah Of Nanny Darts, deai-
Gated to her parents By IL. S. q.
Another little angel has gone to rest.
Died in Portsmouth, Va, February 9Th,
NANNY, eldest daughter of James and
Catharine Davis, in the eighth year of her
age. She was young child of fine feel
ings, and much beloved by all who knew
her; she was always ready to assist all
who seemed to need her young and tend
or help. Though child; the feelings of
sympathy were deep rooted in her young
heart; she was dutiful and obedient
child to her parents and teachers, and
seemed to love them with all her heart.
Little Nanny was very thoughtful in all
respects. Now may all little boys and
girls remember Nanny, how kind and af-
fectionate she was. Happy are they,
who trust in the Lord and Danish all fear
away.
Weep not fond parents for thy Nanny;
For God has called her home,
To dwell with him in heaven above
Where death can never come.
But God has called her to him above,
TO dwell with saints in heaven,
Weep not dear parents for thy Nanny;
Your loss will be her gain.
Weep no more tender parents, her soul is at
rest
Her spirit is cherished in the home of the
blest,
A halo of glory beams upon the loved head
And bright shines the gem though the
casket is dead.
This sweet and tender little plant has
been early nipped by the past of death,
and is now safely housed from every
storm. In the garden of God, where this
pure flower has been borne. she shall re-
vive and expand beneath the sunlight
and the dews of perpetual summer
Nanny was kind and gentle child loved
most by those who knew her best: she
was much esteemed by every one for
those excellent traits of character in one
so young. Dearly loved by her Instruc-
tress who now mourns as If she was her
sister. She was an amiable schoolmate,
and among her little companions ardently
loved, long will the name Of Nanny be
cherished among them, but they must
now try and meet her in that bright and
happy Land.
Dearest Nanny thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But It's God that has bereft us,
He can our SORROWS heal.
The bereaved parents of little Nanny,
should recognize in this aff1iction. the
hand Of a wise and merciful Providence.
Their dear child is removed. ere it had
tasted the sorrow of this mortal life be-
You'd the reach Of pain, to state of IN
ending and unfading bliss; and it should
be their aim since she cannot return to
them, for them to endeavor to so to her.
So weep not fond parents for thy darling
one, she is NV walking the golden
streets Of heaven attended by thousands
of angels. And the little remaining bud
which is now spared to you, train her
for God and bring her up for Heaven,
that in the last day you may all be re-
united and be a happy and unbrollen
family above.
Weep not for the youthful dead
Resting in her peaceful bed,
She is happier than we,
Howsoever blest we be.
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fifteen days and a half (he had been
calculating all this, poor fellow, in case
they should have really gone away, while
he was repeating his foolish sentenccs.l
Ride after them-riGe..'
Ala. we did ride, out we never came
up with them. They had left our Polly
at the station in the four-whcel, but they
were off nobody knows where. We found
OH only, long afterwards. that our visi-
tors we're three the London swell~mob,
who la / been warned out Of York ,y the
DC: Gives daring tie race week, to which
circumstance we had been Of course in
dcbted f)r their patronage. My poor
father never held up his head again. the
jockey-boys were always wagging theirs
whenever they saw him, and crying out:
'llere she comes, aud thee she goes,
until he was driven into bis grave.
Iii is 4 sad story from beginning to end;
b1tnow, that have fairly published it,
tel that there is something off my mind.
L. ee VII b. 10 need for futile attempts
upon my part to conceal this disgrace to
M family any more. And perhaps, af-
ter all, one of the reasons why am so
up to the time of day myself-as we
say in Yorkshire-is because Of the warn
g that was afforded to ne i'll my poor
fathers watching tile clock.
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Liquors, &c.

A4SAV4SS w.
600 BBLS Roanoke Whiskey
~VV so do Old Buck Eye d
SO do Boston Rum;
20 Hhds prime MolasseS,
20 do do Port Rico Sugar,
100 boxes No. l, Soap,
100 do Adamantine Candles,
100 bags prime Rio Coffee,
so do Laguayra do
20 de old Govt. Java Coffee,
100 Bbls Crushed Powdered A & C SugaY,
SO kegs prime Orange County Butter
l25 Bbls MOL trimed Herrings,
60. do No. 3, Mackrel,
SO do Cincinnati Mess Pork,
SO do Patapsco family Flour,
100 do superfne and Extra,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco If all kinds
500 sacks Blown and G. A. Salt,
Starch, ground and Grain Pepper, MUSTARD
Yeast Powders, Bacon Lard, &c., in store and
for sale low to the trade by
LEIGH d BRO.
de % No. 5. Newtons Wharf.
700 LBS Landreth's Extra Early Turnip
lOO Beet,
Landreth's Long Scarlet Radish,
Early Blood Turnip Beet.
1000 doz. papers Landreth's Flat Dutch Cab
bage,
600 do do do Drumhead Cabbage
600 do do do Early York do
Just received, and for sale by
mas KING & TOY.
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NORFOLK FLOUR STORE.
No. z. Union Street.

FkNHE first and only establishment of this
IL description ever opened in the city. The
design OF the subscriber is to have constantly
on hand, every thing in the line Of Breadstufs
of the best qualities, always fresh and at the
latest prices. Having the exclusive agency
for the City Block Mills, Baltimore, he can
always furnish the following Breadstufs:
Wilson Canby's Excelsior Flour, family,
Extra and Super, in barrels and sacks OF
98 and 40 lbs.
Graham, or Dyspcptic Flour, in 20 lbs. sacks.
Middlings and Rye Flour, in barrels and 40
lbs sacks.
Buckwheat, in sacks Of 2411s and 40 lbs.
Corn Meal, in & bushel sacks,
Mill Feed, in bushel bags. Wholesale and
Retail.
G5- These Dread2tuffs are manufactured
expressly for Family use, and warranted.
Any article not giving satisfaction is request
cd 20 be returned.
TERMS Cash on delivery.
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THE DAY BOOK.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING MARCH 10.
THE rE0pLE5 ANTHEM,

A fr5 composition. written for music
by Ebcnc2er Elliott, the Corn Law Rhy-
mer
When wilt thou save The people?
Oh God Of Mercy! when?
Not kngs and lords, but nations F!
Not tbrones and crowns, but men!
Flowers of thy heart, Oh, God, are they!
Let them not pass, like weeds, away
Their heritage sunless day.
God, save the people!
Shall crime bring crime for ever,
Strength aiding stil the strong?
Is 1t thy will. oh Father
That man shall toll for wrong
MOP say thy mountains: NO" thy skies :
EMan's clonded sun shah brightly rise,
And songs be heard instead OF signs"
God, save tle people!
When wilt thou save the people?
Oh, God of Mercy when?
The people, Lord the people!
Not thrones and crowns, but men!
God! save the people. thine they are,
Thy children, as thy angels fair;
Save them from bondage and despair!
God, save the people!
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concave antique maidens seeking to revenge
themselves on nature by disparaging their
betters, know not when to stop. Asking
you, however. to pardon the length CT this,
on plea Of its Deing an expression of the hon
est sentiments of one who is grateful to the
Giver of all good, for having blessed him
with partner whom he gladly allows to
dress according to herown taste,
lremain as ever,
niFFlDENCG.
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AT 1T AGAIN.
CHINA GLASS AND EAR7,HE,N

TAS. e. BARRY. would most res
u pectfulIy inform his friends and the(SEY
public generally that his China, Glass dTaM ssA
and Earthen Ware establishment has o
arisen Phoenix like from the ashes; and that
having laid in an entire new stock of every
thing in his line he is now prepared to enter
tain his friends and Customers on the most &C
commodating terms. He feels assured that
long experience in the Crockery business will
enable him to give satisfaction to the public,
to whom he gives the assurance also that his
stock will always be found to contain nearly
every article which may be called for.
Give him call-at his old stand corner
Union street and Market square.
no 3-tf