American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

The flowers fall 10 tie gardens. she fruits
fall in the orchards. the nuts fsll in the
woods. the stars, fall ip the sky, tbs rain
falls from the clouds, the mercury falls iD
the tubes; the elsates fnIlevsgywbsses a6d
the FALL il is. 80 49, ~ ssss8s 5tl :.
The wind is sighing around the c1fners.
noning over the thresholds, singing afths
windows. roaring over the chimney tops,
and harping thro ugh the forests. ,7s.es
The gray clouds look angry and sulleh.
The great. heavy drops come driving heavy
against the window paDes; The cattle stand
in the fields. wind asterO; the sheep gather
under the lee OF the barn. TEey backed
up the houses. yesterday. putthe cabbs
ges in the cellar, the dsy before; will cover
the potatoe, Tomorrow.
The blacb birds, rubble route, holI
high council ofiiieht, oua dry elm in THE
meddow; there isa twi'ter and flu'er.
and a great aeclamation. Up go III. swal-
lows in a cloud; awaS rides the sparrow
on the billowy air. The rotin and his
wife hear The sound ofwings in the dick
ct, and 90 too. The owl looks ont from
his hollow tree and gathers still closer,
his rnsset muffiar about his ears
The ridged and twany field look like
corduroy: their rustling and golden gloriei
have departed. The rorn stands shivsrinl
in loug lines. wrapped in rusty overall, hk'
I a regiment Of
'of old contlnentaIs in their ragged rsgmcntaIs.
The pumpkins lie in great heaps. here ant
there like cannon shot.
Little 'hurriss' ofsnow whirl doubtful
through the cloudy air; and sift over tn
dark, old fellow. The Sun goes dow
with a bounce; it is dark before night.
The asparagus is bundled on o tie FIRE
place, the old andirons are wheeled int
line, the earth is plague.tbe windows az
curtsined, the oldcircle is narrowed aroun
the old>fashioned FIRE.
just the season for Saturday night
o What blessed things they are. and whs
would the world do without ,hem?-
those bereathing moments in the tramplin
/, march Of life; those little twiligh,s in II
broad and garish glare of noon, wire
pale yesterdays look beautiful through II
II shadows; and faces charged long ag
,r smile sweatly againoin the dusk; whc
Que remembers the old felix's at homl
r, and the old fashioned FIRE, and the old ar
chair, aud the little sister that was tran
o lated.
Saturday nights make people humans
X their hearts 10 be0ting sooltly, as III y us'
II to do. before the world turned them
to pieces with IattOos. s.'--[BayaTd F. Taylt
" USEFUL Information -Ifths followii
oe points are borne in mind, much inconv
y nience and loss will be avoided by tho
! who purchase and locate bounty land wa
rants: -"Tfe 7'iHss f
Il Il Patents for bounty land locations a
n is ued in the exact order Of the date
~ ~ location. and are sent Jthe district la
~ ~ office for delivery. unless before t
La transmissionia party fil's, in the Gene
- - Land Office. the duplicate cettifca
-, when the patent will lie sent to such .
'on m dress as tive owner may indicate. .'s'
Where the duplicate certificate Is Il
the patent will be delivered when the :
II en'ee mes W tno OHneIhl Ldhu OnOe
affidavit, stating the fact Of its loss, a
l.. that it was not ssigned by him. and I
me- he is the present bona fde owner Of
on land. I.<.t..
Where an original warrant which
IA, been assigned is ost. aud duplicate W
- rant is issued in lieu Of it. new asst
ment must be indorsed herron from
warrauteee, or, in default OF that, dec
, Of title must. he obtained from court
|, 7 competent jurisdiction, aud transcl
to thereof appended to, the duPlicste "
rants. .asa.ge El .Is. t.ta =