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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Still Another Opportunity
N'Carty. the (heapPiCture Man,


W. take this method Of informing The
w citizens ol LewiShurg and surrounding
country, that we are again with them fer
short lime. and now oler them a better article
and at lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken the old stand above Christ 4
Caidwell'S Drug Store. and having much be!-
ter light than we had in our old rooms, and
more convenient rooms in every reSpecl, We
shall be better able to accommodate. Persons
having pictures Of deCeasd friends relatives which
they would like o. Lave COZ I'D transferred raper On
much larger scale. have it done en- short notice.
AMI the copies viii le warranted to be equally coed.
aud mctiU, better thau those which they taken
from Persons wanting rhotoeraI hs can have th-
Vrs ranging from = so. Pictures Of persons
tGgl 60 their through sickness. and Of drccs'i
persons taken 80 tie shortest notice. 80 tler re>i,I
Tcturrs Of ycuu- elilru taken in nj in tfht
light outdoor news of buildings. &c, taken 10
Amlrotyrv T.futo taken dark and rainy lay s-
than Ia- uerIrotyTu> on thc.cearc,t aud lr--rs-
lcturys from 30 cts Co so, 90 suit the Vu-rhas We
extend cordial nyitar.Cr 90 an to call ard and
examine spt-ir,us, whether they pictures
not Esmtull ,r the PLACE. hris CIGWts
Mammoth Dug store. WestuIy to T'sase.
NCSETY. Artist
n. E.-Instrurtions given in the auI apparatus
furnish at the lowest prices Persons vstu-t7 learn
the business now have opportunity Lot e. 4 Ii
with. iL,wisbuIc, Oct. =. lsJ7.f
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
(IlIcISIc.

NV first, Pat views with much surprise.
And swsars '.sicli bastes' ne'-r met his cyCa;
Twill live II hundred years, It's said,
Aud wears jewel in its head.
Ny second j. Tor ladies feet,
And milkmais use it for II seat,
Though many women, it is said,
Use il ~ comb their husbands head.
My whole. within single night
viii spring above the earth 10 sight,
And uiOn II time It's said
Served we'll to shade 4 proPhrts head.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
I'rOblcIll.

a mantua- maker offered me s. per yard for
all the silk left of my pattern, and, the dress
being made, asked what was left, She au-
swered, .s If you had got half yard square
more, you would have had one half of square
ward left F.; and if you had got half of a square
ward less, YOU would have had one half Of a
yard square too little" How much silk was
there left MAGGIE.
MISCELLANEOUS ENICMl.
am composed of &c letters
Nv : ~ Is, Is kind or m-,.,
1873 II, can be found in every house
32l, conserve OF fruits
52i I6 s, a color
l72f7 female animal
a. 81 :3, term often used by children
IL 25 &c, a part of a wagon
Is IL 20 IS, found in every city
81 Is &c, a simple person
My whole was British officer.
c. Al F., Bufaloe
MISCELLANEOUS :ENIGMi
am composed of q letters
My Is II IS I9 20 l2 is country in Europe
375ll 4 is a number
II IL is a beverage
Is Ii lG is proposition
81 20 10 is one Of the four elements
l6 l79 is a household article
6 II 10 Is is kind of fuel
s37 IL l6 is contained in air
My whole is the name of an Emperor and
of his country. I. e. d., Lewisburg.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
am composed of 81 letters
NV IA Is 10 s IA is bird
u is vegetable
13 IL J Ia i6 20 Is II 2l is a part of a
iady's dress
II l6 l6 81 is indispensable TO tailors
25i II is lady's name
l9 IL lG is bird
Is I6 II is an animal
My whole is welcome visitor,
J. H., Kelly.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMi
am composed of II letters
My l2 Is 4 ; 6 is honorable
II l6 is very common practice
glOl II may be foend i'll chickens
So IL Is is often seen at night
l3 is favorte of children
My whole was noted in French history.
j. ii. r., Bufaloe, (l2 years old.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
HO! Step this WAY.

I'VE presume that Won are aware that Mr..
w o. X. worse intends 10 remove to the
West. Ii therefore becomes necessary that all
persons knowing themselves indebted to the
late Firm of Hursh d !orse, by Note or Book
Account, must call and make payment on or
before the first day of April next. - 1t is
expected that this notice will be strictly atten-
ded 10 without any further comment.
March II, 1858. HURSH Il WORSE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional
I'd Gun---COnnecticut OK.

The State Election for Connecticut, on
Monday last, shows largo gains for the
Opposition cause, in House and Senate
Last year, the Rep. maj. on State Ticket
sas less than I,000-now it is about 1000
on a largely increased vote. Mr.. Buck
inshsm is the new Governor. Arnold and
Bishop, (aud Sec. Toucey) it is shown by
this election, n'isrcpresented the people Of
Connections shen they voted to cnslase
Kansas.
Municipal Elections, April s.
CISCINNATI.-The municipal election
hell yesterday resulted in the success Of
che Anti-Lecomp,On ticket by about 5000
msjority.
DUBUQUE-A. 8. Hetherington, the
Peoples candidate was elected Mayor by
900 majority.
Sr. Lours-The returns of the election
have no, all been made, but enough is
known to insure the election of the entire
Free State Democratic ticket, by an aver
age majority Of 100 votes.
The whole Free soil ticket, headed BY
6. W. Gardcnhirc for Mayor, was elected
in JEFFERSON City, (the Capital of Mis-
souri,) by an average majority of 70.
DETRoIT Returns from the town
elections, held in the State yesterday, show
large Repub lican gains.
PORTLAND, ME.-JeGediah Jewell, the
Republican candidate fof Mayor, has been
slacted by 200 majority.
ELMTRA, N. Y.-At the municipal cleo
tion to-day, +. Hall, the Republican can
diiate for Mayor, was elected.
Eds-Thus do oil the Free States-and
M,,souri-repudiate and condemn Bucha-
nau's Administration u
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T O L S \ / L

- MY Residence. On North Third street,
LII lLewisburg, 81 It. front, and including
back building - #. dceP. Basement. and
Attick finished. Every convenience in the
way Of oui-buldinGs.
Also, Half Lot on Market ST.. opposite
:. Rluer's residence, with good Well Of Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for buSi-
ness stand, or residence, (or both combiued)
Also. other LOIS, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg, Oct. :, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

POSTSCRIPT Washington, Thursd.
PM, April s. The Senate Kansas Bill
cane to the House, wbich-by vote Of
llJ to 1ll-rsjusea 10 recetle from It's
amendments. Good stick to that.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

DOuNTY LAND WARRANT blanks Tor
ID ali engaged in the service of the U. )
in the War Of ISL" ant. lor their " iGuws, ~
the Office Of the Lswlsourg Chronicle
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
D.E THOMAS MD.
No 4t4 Vine street.
DR.. SANFORD'S INVIGORAToR,
or Liver Remedy

DR.. SANF0RD'S IMMIGRATION,
or Liver Remedy
l. ~ AETICLETHAT ENLEY BODY NLEDs WHO'S
not perfect stale Of health fer the LIVER i SEE
oul ory o. tl- lea.t in our human ec1usHy. and Hhen
that j. derau-r the wloe vital IachIEaIs runs "Iou
Io ind medicine ecuarly adopted 10 tins dst aHt has
been The study 90 orr Il tLe 1r'Irisr IN large anu
sut ~ Lis experiment is the inyi=C-ator, never
failing remedy where m,dicnr las any power 10 help
A Liver Remedy It hs l as all testify ho use H.
4 lady. writing from TrookIyn, says. Would iha;
could ezTre 10 tli~ short letter the value your lnIis
'rater hts tt,H o. me iu raising a3-" ianS o. ehl
5-tu il f- failed 70 relieve all Affections ci
thr stomach. bowels OF attacks cf worms II mothers
onse had tb- r'meJy placed within their reach ind
taught hos &. IL, fearful and untold amount
% agony i-Lt Be saved
One az our rrsr min, II SAYS. Five or siJ years
since found ms -i running down with liver diteu
~ rvsortu- 20 your iEvig"rator " a srcaty rte'ed
and utinulus inr season, was entirely restored.
eieTsyiHaR ga,igd at 9Hr SInfe fRe SihsI .sS
iu.- very Laty Liver Complaint, and l-fT- she
had taIcn IL. whole CT It she MAS e. WorA earning
e,ut, 1nli T,tcntly frcr, the West says while at
tLiraEo- he attacked with SLOW, lingering fever,
that tl.d ;c k. % ys.carss hut the lHNisorator,
eultd hiu ia % r days.
One ofou- -ity mer,haut, sai1. while en- visit to
Toy ic~ tys ~iu e Ly was attacked Wth bowel and
t laeh ils ssr- So q 20 eoaHe HIN Z" ms recon- De
sent t Use drug bttc Il IuSi-oTatcr, toCS
us go. whcL relieved him ikat he MAS able 10 al
Tend his lusirrss.
Au -rIu..Irf1rce. whose business cCuqe's him 10
write L,t fJL, time. SAYS. De bsca ~rs IO he
unable al times o. hold lis ,n while Ht others. s'tlp
would ov,r lin, tLt tie - -oIator eurtd bin
AgeniIsrsn from TTccEiyn called on Us a week cr
two sirr" ochiuE Lux tie shadow 6f muH with sAiu
pale and 'ItlAe- lie had lrrn r long tine sLAer-
in- ~ M auude ana sp,ia- sud unaie to att'rd
10 his business. We hlm again today changed
and 90 his rr-ion. D. has not the bot
tom ef the tT>i bottle and further adds lit saved ny
iIi, iuI was last goins 60 acCnsumrt3vt grave
Among the huudrCds of Liver Remedies offered to
the public. there none fully recommends
DR. >aufHri- Inv .-at0r. or Liver Remedy nera'Iv
Enu tiruu-hy ut The jLyu- Ills Irri arstrn
truly Liver luti-CrttOr. r-u- tie most LsIly re-
suits all ui IL Auo~t frLuIeratl' l' crrtttaies
have 5t,u given Il the E-s,t virtue q l u teiEe -
those 81 ty highest standing ia seeiry. and it is will
cut doubt IL, t,, ,parotr uov before tie Iut4-e
SANFORD a co, IL. r-i.t0rS.
o45 Broadway, New i,tk-
Sold IL CHEISTS CALDWELL. E,Jci>tars
C-gyI W L. NIEEWlN.A-,lt.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Zeal Estate i.
EOE RENT.

t-s TIE House Of the subscriber "n
81. South Eighth street, Lrwisburg. 70
session given Immediately. Inquire Of
Aprl ., -. AklSON fkOSS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
JOY TO the Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Tails of rraut7 e eaurat exist without fne l'sl e
hair, then Tr,i tr following, and If you ask more, "a
circular around each Iottl- sud one Jout;-
DEJf EssJE WOODS HAIR EE~TUEATiN E.-Wecaq
l. Ga, attention o a.! old ami young 10 this sondrrful
Trsi ratu, u ,urns ias- 90 ifs original color -say
La.--r.v the i--I of -is laid With luxut!.ai
-r."tL-r'noF'- tL~ tauiru- Itching, and all Cuia-
a..us ,rrflr-- l.ir ual io~ q TIE natural
t... I l.f.. 90 u-.f as o. .vular dressing f1r the
.lg vii rr,slve .I- ror and keep IL e. IL falling
.,rfem. C.I ago. q 81 it, natural beauty. N- caI
h.n us0n Tie iaf- tc gray, diseased In scalp, 20
H.. if. aui surely t'r young s! not rs they value
lu. flowing n.. tue w.t,Lirz curl, ever be without
l- Be Isai.. 8. u5- % Size tongue II tLou.sDds
I.r Amt t.r l.'L "1rds ii.is Restorative in NG-
Haven received tlv f. siH- hitter in gard 10 tie
B.. t..-t..er q ~ UrgE= siLcr-
DIR El,E-. Conn, Julg 2, 1850.
'ir. L'aTsrvr-fi.->ir: Lay. teen troubled with
... .rui ar-rll' "1 Hy Le1i r more than yesr' ny
lr began % "'u. slr. rcuri arl lair together saw
-su o. D. f-rsJ.at " ODDS Hair E-storstivs
rUr'- ira.l. 90 -tor- tie 1t Oi AFril last
trl TUr ls'! r IH..r 20 try IT, and iound to M
i-lieii.u t r ylinE- it moved the seuri ani
r- hair ha-n O. -r0 w. 1t is nov t"ooI thre. "a
length vhrge II ~, oG lave great faith in IL
ul you 70 send u two bottle more ~ air fost' NE
i...s ;i. tcH know 81 any 81 Tue AItl j. .'.d
iu this II.e- yru i have market for many bott.s
a--.- il is kloru Lsrr lcurs viii rrir,s'r
-Ir,,r1FuIA. sept 2, Is55.
Fl,v Woop-Ter SIR: Your Hair Restorative i Iro-
yu. Itself leurfriaI 90 Tie front aud a'so the
lack Part Uf if bead almost !0st i;z elc-lreiu fci
l.- have u.r. Ngt o. half pint tttes oi your Re
st.I4tisv- sHJ tic Jl e ry head IS veil studded
sI5h promising Urrr % yrti heir. aua lie 'front.' = a.
sewing .i- i'u'tt Aalr TAI eri,r PEI sFations
v..l"tt aIy t-u.0r sLct-Yrr. think from ny o~n
r-. nal re.gsau -,.or. con induce many oihe.s %
''-'' D.E. THoNAs.y.p.
No Ili Vine s:Ees:.
V.-.r~y-e. Il, June q, 1sss-
TROF. 0. j. WOOD a. youarr a'.u, % uanu;sriars
and ,ruI our r,sulty llsec7,re Hair I,-t1Tstve,
y-..I lt- plausg.vrr may concern, that have
u-l It aai snovu others h. use it-llat have cr
I.FT 10 Do Hf.rr sim IlarE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

Col. Thomas II. Benton thinks his dis
ease will soon terminate fatally.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

NOT ONE in favor Of "Freedom for Kan
sas," from Delaware, Virginia, Tennessee,
Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Flo
rida Georgia, S, nth Carolina, or Arkansas
IL States.
NOT ONE in favor of enskiring Kansas,
f ON Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois,
or Iowa. States.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

THE BEST INHERITANoE--Is ability
to help ones self, manly principles, and
a GOOD constitution. Infinitely of more
value are these than beauty, birth or
blood. Beside them wealth, and fame,
and position, pale away in darkness,
when they have come down from father
to son; because then they may be lost,
and are ignobly losti in countless instan-
oes. But with these health manliness,
and self-sustained power--wealth is crea-
ted, name may be found as lasting as
that of the Caesars, and standing
among men secured by more honorable
means than the Golfers Of all the kings
could purchase.
These things being true, the wiser
policy Of parents is not to work them
selves to death in order to leave their
children pershable thousands; but, by
iudicious teachings from infancy, show
those children how to take care of their
health, and how to make a living for
themselves.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

ted TO the Presidential chair, in the face
Of such people, covered with such au
armor Of pledges, would have gone in
to that chair to have used his army--ay,
his army and the treasuro--your money
and mine--your officers and mine
for the purpose of putting down gal
lant band Of men for standing by the
plain Gods truth; and I wish that
when the historian comes to write. he
would not be compelled to write that
that President was born in Pennsylvn-
MIA. (Applause.)
10000 AGAINST LEcoNPToN IN PENN
sYLvANGA lN OCTOBER.
This is an age of newspapers and
telegraphs on the land and through tbe
sea- ICheers.l And when these tbingg
ttranspire there would be no God in
heaven if the ballot-box did not damn
such party in October next. TCheers.l I
and you in New York, who think ne
Democratic party is sold. BODY and
breeches, to official despoGsm. take care
lest when November comes Won do NOT
hnd that the Democrats think n GOOD
qeaI more OF their principles than they
10 OF thelr organization. For my part,
speaking for Pennsylvania, on the 12tb
OF october, when you open the New
ORR Tribune, Herald and Times Won
VIII see under the telographic head 6p-
ures something like this: 40 600 moioy.
lty against the Lecompton caudidate.U
LCheers. That is the way we will make
our mark there.-yes, we will do more.
we will stand by John Hiekman-we
VIII stand by Montgomery, and when
ever q Lecompton candidates. trotted
ont. we will try to defeat him, regularly
nomination. not ! am not to be terri
ned by this Chinese thunder of orgaDi-
IatIon, Laughter.] I am willing to com
pine with any good man, no matter what
Is ms name, who combines with me. to
rescue the American name from tbis
odium, md this disgrace.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

The Tables Turned.


Some time since, on one of tho North
river boats, New York, a lady, who had
attracted much attention for the mascp.
line turn of her manners and converse.
ton, was seated at the table opposite a
gentleman, who, in taking some butter
IN the absence of the butter-knife, used
his own, which the lady observing. in
stantly called aloud to the waiter thus.
"Woi.tahl bring another plate of butt
ter;-that man (pointing to the reptle-
man. had his knife in It'll"
The unfortunate wight almost sr1l-
under the curious gaze Of all the com
pany, but said nothing, determined TO
watch his opportunity to return. for tho
cruel modification, change in her own
coin. lie waited but a moment ere q
plate of dried beef was handed to the
lady, who unceremoniously took some
In her fingers, and placed it on her
plate. ,'''
"Wai-tah' exclaimed the gentleman
IN his turn, "bring me another plate Of
oeef-that woman has had her fingers
in thisl"
A most ungallant roar from all the
company fairly turned the tables against
the lady, who had the good sense to ao-
knowledge its desert, and Join heartily
in the mirth thus created.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23
loctrr
SEED TIME AND HARVEST.


ny JOHN q. WHITTIER.
AZ Ger hls rurrowed fields, which lie
Beneath coldly dropping sky,
Vet chill with winters melted snow,
The husbandmun goes forth TO SOW,
Tbus. Freedom, on the bitter blast,
The ventures Of thy seed we casti
And frnst 10 yynrmer sun and rain,
To swell the germ and fill the grain.
Who calls thy rlorious service hardi
WHO deems Il not It's own rewardi
Who. for its trials, counts % less
A cause Of praise aud thanklulnesst
Il may not be our lot 70 WELD
The sickle ln tie rpened field,
Nor ours to hear on summer ewes
The reaper's song among the sheoves'
Yet where our duly's task is wrought
I'm unison with Code great thought,
The near and future blend IN one,
And whatsoe'er 10 willed Is done!
And ours the grateful service whence
Comes, day by day, the recompehse,
The hone, the trust, the purpose stayed
The fountain and the noonduy shade.
And were this life the utmost SPAN
The only end aud aim Of man,
Bctterthe toll o { fields like these
Than waking dream and siothiul ease
But life, though falling like our grain
Like that revives and springs ogun'
And, early called, how blessed are they
Who wait in heaven their harvest day!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

Love FOR TUE DEAD.-Tho love that
survives the tomb says Irving, is one of
the noblest attributes Of the soul 1t
has it's woes, it has likewise its delights;
and when tho overwhelming burst Of
grief is calmed into the gentle tear of
recollection, then the sudden anguish
and cOnvulsed agony over the present
ruins Of those we mOsst loved are soften
ed away into pensive meditation, on all
that was in the day ofits lovelinoss. Who
would not root sorrow from the heart,
though it may sometimes throw a pass
ing cloud over the bright hour of gayoty,
or spread a deep sadness over the hour Of
gloom? Yet who would exchange it
even for the song of pleasure or the burst
of revelry2 No, there is a voice from
the tomb sweetor than song; there is
a remembrance of the dead to which we
turn even from the charm of the living.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23
Alphabet of Proverbs.


A grain Of prudence is worth a pound
of craft.
Boosters are cousins to liars
Confession Of a fault makes half
amends
Denying a fault doubles it.
Envy shooteth at others and wounds
herself
Foolish fear doubles danger.
God reaches us good things by our
hands.
He has hard work who has nothing
to do.
i costs more to revenge wrongs than
to bear them
Knavery is the worst trade.
Learning makes a man ft company
for himself.
Modesty is a guard to virtue.
Not to hear conscience is the way to
silence It.
One hour to-day is worth two to-mor-
row.
Proud looks make foul works in fair
faces
Quiet conscience gives quiet sleep.
Richest is he that wants least
Small faults INDUCED are little thieves
that let in greater
The boughs that bear mosthang lowest,
Upright walking is sure walking
Virtue and happiness are mother and
daughter
Wise men make more opportunities
than they find
You never lose by doing a good turn,
Zeal withou knowledge is fire without
light Young Peoples Pocket Book
for 1858.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

INDUsTRIoUs HABITs.-Teach your
children to be Industrious 1t is the
best preventive ofcrime--thc best guard
ian to virtue. Reader the history of
the hundreds who fiji our prisons, and
learn that idleness was the cause Of
their ruin. Young men of industrious
habits are seldom found in the sink of
disgracing themselves and
their parents. The increase of crime
among us is chiefly caused by the dis,
taste for honest labor; too many would
rather steal than work If we would
preserve the coming generation from
those sins and vices which degrade the
present times, teach them good trades,
and bring them up to industrious hab-
its. Idleuess, late hours, and disre-
gard Of the Sabbath, drinking, and the
perusal of obscene and unprincipled
Sheets are causing the ruin Of mil
lions.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

A CHILDsLAUGHTER,-Is there any
thing like the ringing laughter Of an
innocent, happy child? Can any other
musicso echo throughthe hearts inner
chambers It is sympathetic, too, be-
yond other melodies, When the father
sits absorbed over his books, which seem
to concentrate every faculty, he hears
his little bright boy laughing in his
sports, and laughs also, he knows not
wherefore. The bright being, coutin-
ually gathering intelligence, castsaround
us gems of thought and pearls Of afec-
tion, till our paths seem paved with
precious stones from Heavens treasury.
Mrs. SigOurpey.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23
wEArrNa THR RApY.

Thcre's trouble in the house, and Bub in arms
Protests, with stentor lungs and brmming
eyes,
Against this greatest OF his earthly haFms-
The order cutting off the small supplies
With stormy brow-a tempest IN The bowl
He bellows with most determined might
Disclosing feIceueas in his infant soul
That iu The iunautFy be may some day fight
We speak OF aorrOws--whu ure they to Bub 'si
Aud the maiernars. half disposed TO yieldl
fTis hard 60 find, amidst earth's minor rubs,
A trouble near 90 sad as s revealed
Where tile accustomed luoleal rution6 stop,
And infant lungs, like Dives, below for q
drop.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

CHILDHooD.-Is not the mind Of
childhood the tenderost, holiest thing
this side beaven2 Is it not to be ap.
preached with gentleness, with love-
yes, with heart-worship Of the great
God, from whom, in almost angelic in
nocence, it has proceeded A creature
uudefled by the taint of the world-un-
vezed by its injustice-unwearied by
its hollow pleasures. A being fresh
from the source Of light with something
Of its universal lustre in it. If child
hood be this, how holy the duty to see
that, in its onward growth, il shall be
no other2 To stand as watcher at the
temple, lestany unclean thing should
enter it, TJerrold
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-09-23

ANECDoTE OF HENRY CLAY.--The
great statesman and orator was travelling
somewhere "out west, and put up for
the night at a country tavern. "Mine
host" in looking over the register, dis
covered the name of Henry Clay
There was but one "Clay." Could It be
possible that he had this distinguished
man under sroof He was astonished,
delighted. Next morning, as soon as
the 'great man appeared the admirable
BOniface hustled forward, aud made his
rude bow
"Mr, Clay, I believe, sir?" said he.
"That is my name" said the gentle
man in his afable tone.
"Mr. Clay the Congressman"
eyes sir"
"Wel, sir I've, Lecrd of you, and I
thought I'd just ask if you would mt give
me and my old woman a little speech
before you go2"