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LITTLE BENNY AND SANTA
CLAUS.

IaaltIil ain ctrisint, N ,ruta;,
4, hs sa, ~, my klse,
H,tiia; "a, his little .,ac.ins.
s,aIe a. full a. full e9uli BE-.
And a,tentivr ltstaia. l. me,
With fac, dean AZ, a. mill.
Tia, oil saaia clsa'. ~ha alle,i tAea,
Did nos iovo naa shty ca II.
"Bai we'll be s,si va; w., ra'lef v
Anl fro oi int LAP he 'lii,
Dis,ins ie,? ANA; tls : ,'-iie'
Ia hi. cfims,a s,.a<in, hid;
While tarnei as /, th Table,
Where tsn 2,,a; goblet stool.
Bsi.a ain: his vita it'n'y ess a';,
sSa, as BY A asi; ;ibst s'oL
Bat the kitten. there before mr.,
With hi, ~hite paw nOsaias 10th,
Sat. by way Of entertainment,
Lappias OF the shining froth;
Aai ia ~, tho sentles, hamor
A, the loss Of such treat,
coafe.s. rather rudsiy
TArus, aim GU, inl, the street.
Thea how Bsnny'. blus eye. kiaiiel,
Gathering up the precious store
He bal ba.ily been pparins
Ia hi, uny pinafore
With . ssnes,a. il,E tia, silusi me,
spraa: he from the carpet bright,
showing by his mica Indignant,
All a baby's sense oftisht.
@cAne back, Hcrney - called he loudly,
As he held hi. apron white
.You shall have my carly "abbii'"
Bu, the door va, fast aad tight
So he stood abA.hei aud .ilen,.
Ia tho centre Of the aspr,
With defeated look altsrnl,s
Bent on mo AMI On the lPof.
rasn, a. by son, sailsa impulse,
Quickly ran he 10 ths fire.
And eagerly while his bright eyes
Watched the fame, go higher,
Las bravs, clear key he shouted,
Like some lordly little ELF,
aS.nta CAus, como do~a the chimney
Make rny noier have her'elH'
81 will be a good girl, Benny,
Said I, feeling the reproof;
AalG.trlisht recalled poor hArnsy'
Mswia; oa ths gallery root
Soon the anger was forgotten,
Laughter chased away th@ ffown'
And they sambolcd meath the live oaA''
Till the dusky nigh, came down
In my dim, fire ish,si chamber,
Hsrney purrei beneath mpehair'
And my play-wora boy beside me
Knelt to say his evening prayer;
..God bless fader--God bless moder,
God bless sister, then pause;
And the sweet young lips deyoa'ly
Murmured, t'God bless santa Caa''
II, is sleeping; bro"a AMI ani 'ikea
Lie the lashcs, long and meek
Like caressing. clinging shadows
On his plump and peachy cheek;
And bend above them weeping
Thankful tears,-oh, undehied'
10, . woman's crown Of glory,
For the blessing Of . child.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-08
HoGs.-In the address of Gen. Bierce.
at the Fair at Twinsburg, he said.

HoGs.-In the address of Gen. Bierce
at the Fair at Twinsburg, he said.
"Hoss are an important item in the
product of our State. As Cincinnati
is the pork market of America, sc
should Ohio bo the pork produced.
But producing hogs is not necessaril,
producing pork. The long-nosed,
elephant-eared, sIAb-sided, grisly- haired
ever,astin; squallers, that too often
dlsfsure our country, are not pork, and
never can be. They cannot be fattened
in life, nor eaten when dead.
In selecting hogs. got short cared,
short.nosed, short.legged, and short.
haired animals. They will fat easier,
and when fattened, the pork is white,
tender, and good. A slice OF sugar
cured ham from such hog, would al
most tempt Jew to violate his VOWS
of abstinence from unclean animals.
The Byfeld, Berkshire, China, Grass
breed, and Suffolk, have all been tried
and some Of them condemned. The
China, for instance, fats easy. but it
is too small limbed, perhaps, for
profit. The Suffolk, perhaps, is too
destitute of hair for our climate. unless
we'll sheltered in winter, but mixtures
are undoubtedly good. Mix the China
with the large framed Berkshire, and
we snail get large framed hogs, easily
iattcned Far better for our farmers
who are cursed with these long .nosel,
aap-elrel. grisiy haired squealers. to
kill them and threw them to the buzz lrds
than to try to tltten them.
In mana ;ing hogs give then occasion.
ally table spoonful OF a COMPOUND Of
three parts ashes AMI one of salt, for
ea ho5, mixed with their food, and it
will destroy .idaey wor ms. For costive-
ness, with Iich tn y ar often affected
take cppperas pat. crized AM put it
in skit!et. aa1 ,ia,e it ovsr q k
fire ; 1t will soon oo.l, tn n str II ill
wei mixed ant t4Se It IF to cool
pas.ar'zc it. aai Civ 70 e4,a las a
taa -~Pa.m'ls mix 4 @lsh ais fpo4 a.
l.-zn as b. -ass, sgaptons II c14t5ya-
ness p. II a.eaa pens u prysnt
uesi -Ese ~. kaa? .asa eie4o
j d+ta3 a9s a4ae tl-OIo
r..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-08

ON his death-bed, distinguished hui
morist requested that no one might be invited
to his funeral. because" sighed the dy-
ing wag, "it is civility can never repay.
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatncss and dispa tch
Posters, Shop-bils, Blanks, Circulars, Icads
Programmes, Receipts, By Laws, Court Dcckcta
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, &c. &c. e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-08

1t cost the New York Central Railroad
Company one million three hundred and fifty
!. thousand dollars year for wood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-08

CHAPPEp H.Sns.-The application
nf raw lipse".l oil at night and morning
: aid t, no AZ ef'ctual cure and pre-
ventive of thi' troublesome complaint.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-08

Tho following is list of the banks in New
Enslanl whose bills are discredited by the other
banks, together with the rate of discount at which
they are bought by the brokers in Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-08

BAD MARK.-"l've got boy for
you, sir"
Glad of it who is he :" asked the
master workman Of large establish
ment.
The man told the boys namo, and
where he lived.
Don't want him. said the master
workman, she has got a bad mark"
"a bad mark, sir what p
Il meet him every day with cigar
J in his mouth. don't want smokers"
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T To be continued ner' week |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-06
Miscellaneous.
NORTH READING.
w


w HY - it that many suffer and repine and drag
out a miserable existence, united for the enjoy
msnts, and even ordinary purSultsOf life, when re-
lief may be obtained and health and vigor restored
by treatment al once convenient and safe az well
permanent IN Its character
To those who have suffered long with discs se
uitmatlng In loss oil appetite, ygor, and distasts
Of SOCIAL Toys, the undersigned tenders his PROBES
sonal services, assuring the sufferers in o6ndor and
sincerity, pleasant, convenient and proper prsscrp-
tons, thorough cure and sound body and mind,
without nnple isant restrictions hinderanoe from
ordinary business pursuits.
All diseases OF private nature, from whatsoever
cause ether recent or chrome. structures, an lrta-
Die bladder, &c.-also, ScrOfula, Asthma, Rheuma-
tlam, PLEA, TO-, skfuy and successfully treated.
DIR. Harris can he consulted daily, between the
hours OF 10 a. m and p. H. and to 10 P m, at ms
rooms, over 1921 Main street, above 18th, and oppo
site the American Hotel, No. 81, Sd floor. Entrance
on Main, 4th door above 18th street.
Ladies' Of delicate cOnsttutleDs, or those sun ng
from nts peculiar to their SEX are invited to
communicate send their address; -.
In order to satisfy an OFT Imposed upon commnnl-
ty that there intention on the part OF Dr. H. TO
humbug Them he begs to state that no fees or rema
neratiOn will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Patients out of the city, and who cannot make il
onvenient TO call, by stating their ease can have
medicine and prescriptions sent to any part of the
country.
old constitutional cases Of Ph,lis. Cal on upon OF
Consulting Rooms, 81, Sd floor, opposite American
Hotel, r Richmond, Va.
IL DR.. H. can be consulted as above either per
soDally or by letter. Can be seen at his rooms Ma
tlonal Hotel between the hours of 10 and 2, and II
to 10 until further notice, Ism
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Medicines.

PRorEcfhEb :, SoI 3 M d.. 4 4. p.,.,, q,
BnIlsnd, and occurred by the Seals Of the EooIs do
Pharmaoie de Parigand the Imperial College Of cd
ioine, Vienna. Triesemhr No. is q remedy for Re
1x.ton, Apermatorrh9a, and Exhaustion Of the
System: Tresemar No. effsc.ually, IN the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely ersdi
oates Gil traces OF those disorders whch
ou3e6s have so long been thought antidote for TO
lation. Triessmar No. 5 is the great Continental
remedy for that GLASS OF disorders which, unfortu-
nately, the English ply stefan treats with mercury,
to the inevitable dsstrsc,on Of the PATIENTS Oonst
cannot remove. rrlesemsf Nos. /, 9, ard are Alike
devoid Of taste or SMELL and OF all epsli-
ties. They may lie the toilet table without Aeir
use being suspected. Sold in tin casssS ara DIVIDED
leman, Roux, Rieord. &o., 30. Pric0 S5 7eSch.
or four cases In one for 49, which savsl Cd ara IN
81 cases. = =
Sold BY DIR. H: A: BARROW No. Isl Prince st "a
diatey on receip of the amount DIR. u. will forward
the 81 cases of Trssenar and the large siSes, oar
rage paid, thus lnsurlng genuine European prepare
TONS The IS cases also sent, but not free Of car
rage. Consutations az usua! from II a. m. till
2. M and from till p at No. Isl Prince ST..
few blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also BY j.
STOTT. Washington. fe ly
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IL Some Of the Quincy, Mass, stone cutters
q strike
III Sugar making has commenced with great
vigor In many parts of Canada West
W The people of Richmond, Va, are coma
planning about their high gas bills
III Andrew Brown, of New Salem Mass .
has been fined 60 and costs for kissing Thomas
J. Lobdelps wife.
IL The revival spirit has entered the 0usen's
domnions, and prayer meetings are being held
in various parts of Canada.
III The merchants Of Utica and Rochester
have pretty unanimously agreed hereafter to take
and pay ont Spanish coin at decimal rates
THE experiment made by order OF the EN-
peror Of the French to stock the waters of 81
cloud win trout matched aItifcially, has met
with complete success
IL The Hartford Times speaks Of the Demo
cratic mass meeting, held there on Monday, as
the greatest gathering that has been witnessed In
that city since the Presidential campaign
GTThe Bureau Co. Oil J Democrat 10 a stock
concern principally owned by Doug las men, but
II edited BY Lecompton Postmaster. The edi-
Tor IL allowed four columns on the editorial page
through which he chases Douglas and the stock
holders have four columns on the same pape i'm
which they follow up Buchanan. 1t Is a funny
sheet
III A memorial has been presented to Con
gress king the right of way to construct rail-
road bridge across the Potomac river connecting
with the Washington and Alexandrsa railroad
III there Is any one measure Of cal character
before Congress, in which Virginia should feel
deeply interested, il is this II should command
the undivided support Of her delegation In Con-
gress- IL would he but carrying ont the plan
and proposition urged and recommended by Gen
Jackson, as great connecting LAX between the
North and SOuth.-Faiisy Democrat
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CINCINNATI ELoPKMENr CAsR.-Ths Cinoin-
natl Gazette gives the following account of a re-
cent eloPement In that city:
"A young girl, between Il and 15 years of aye
an orphan, was sent from louisville or near that
sity, to Cincinnati, to be educated at a boarding
school, and bad remained I'm the Institution for
some time. Previous to leaving her former home
however, she had been wooed and won by a
plain young kentuck khan, neither over-stylsh per-
soual appearance or dress, nor yet heavily Ia
den with gold, stocks, or mortgages. The guar.
dian of the young lady, a prominent citizen vi
Louisville, was opposed to the association, and
posted his ward off to her lessons at school The
kentuckian visited the city. and managed to OBJ
tain communication with his affianced. On Mon
day afternoon ~ went to a well known clothing
establishment and procured a full suit of boys
clothes, from cap to boots and sent the bundle to
the lady's house. Posting himself at a convent
ent corner, he soon had the satisfaction Of seeing
her emerge from the building unattended, and
admirably disguised in her new suit. Forthwith
through the aid OF friends somew here the heart.
wishes were gratifsd, and the two made one
About o'clock in the evening. two young gon-
tIemen Inquired for rooms at the WRlnut-street
House, and, registering their names as /" Il. w
and A n. Dewey, Dekalb, Ill y" were shswn to
an apartment. Circumstances In tho morning led
10 an inquiry, when the fact was exposed that
Mr.. A X. Dewey was a womanI What adds still
greater interest TO the romantic runaway is the
fact that the yong lady Is heir to large property
in her own right, said to be 1t least, 500 OO as
soon as she arrives az legal age"
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NoTIcE For REsISRlNs CERTAIN

NOTIcE FOR RE EST CERTAIN
LAMPS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF
AI.ABAMA.-NoticeI 10 hereby given that the Land
Office at huntsville in the State of Aaiams, will.
on and after the 10th day Of May nsxt. be open To
the sale at private entry and location Of all vacant
public lands embraced in the following townships,
which Were subject TO entry and location PRIOR to
withdrawal by Notice No. SIS. being lands which
had been wi, hdrawn probably falling within the
prescribed limits Of selection Of the railroad grant to
Alabama by act of Congress approved June 5, 1856,
but since ascertained not 10 be- within said limits,
North Of the base line and east of the Hunt,cil,s
Neyidida.
Townships I and 2, Of range 5.
Townships !, 2. and s, and the parts OF townships
and 5. north and west VI the Tennessee river, OF
ranges.
Townships and 2, and the parts of townships s
and 4. north and west Of the Tennessee river. Of
ranger.
Township |, and the parts Of townships and g.
north and west OF the Tennessee river, of "a ngss
The parts Of townships and 2, north and west Of
the Tennessee river, Of ranges
Given under ny hand, at the General Land Office,
las. THOS, A. RENDkicKS.
ws-Iswsw comnisssoutr,
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL Capt T Dean. Ohio.
J ID Adams, Ark; Mccormick, Ohio; T LYLE
Va W Moore. Neb; w Gerrish, Utah; g b
Butler, MIR Bell, n TX; Il Donaldson nd: Mis-,
Porter, Pa; Coates. NY; Nav Texas; =
Cog sen, Mason, Tenn; Brown and fam,
Miss Wilson, f Bailey, Pa; C Aylihf and lady;
Pagan, Ark; NJ Hale, Pa; NJ Whitney, X
W Church, Mr. Sherman and lady, Hiss Condit.
Nd j Lee, Ny; 6 II Forney, Ala; Wishing
ton Blown. Misses Brown, Pa; w w Glenn. F.
McKenney, Va; ID r Lamb, NIX; Col stew
art. II j Ilaldemsn, Pa; c i Hawkins NY;G A
PeIdinne, NJ; Ripple. } Park, Kansas; w
ID Russell Mo; ii + Mcsherry, Va; r + Thomp-
son. Jr, Nd.
-SROwNs' HOTEL WIN Bushnell. q I
r Greaves, Va; b Walker and lady. Ind. a
w stewart, La; Gregg, sc; A Babcock, n
rs l. F1SyAsr, Va; Crutchneld, Va; Thos
Miller, NY; C Coolidge, Ark; J HartweiI,
Mo- w ID Bell, Pa; w Gibbonay, va: r NeoIe
lid; w b Turner, do J II Crockett. do "
keyseI, do; n wvB'sn, do J McNeal, jr, do;
w Anderson, Md Miss b l. Bugg, Ga; Mis-. :
A Benton, do; F. Benton, do 4; ] : Groves Va;
w Harriss, do; Tbos Wilson, %; Edward, do:
Thomas, do; Fountain, Nc; A @ Seaman, N
Y; w A Ferguson, NC; Howe. NY. Carey,
do; Lippetts. NC; 9 Duvall, Pa; $ G Black
man, Ct'
WILLARDs' HOTEL DIR simpklns, Va;
Al Buchanan, BartOl, DIR Higgins, Md; w
Mclean, w Kerth, J Brarton, Va, n Crosby,
NY; w Norris, Pa; l. 7 Hyde and lady. u;
q Robinson, VIM r. Rolla, Pa; G latham and
!sdy, Emily latham, Eng; II w Smith, n Y;
4 AaoTehead, Va; Hudson, Pc; Mr. Knapp. =
Dennan, Pizzini, Va; b II Robertson, CSA;
Ransom, CSA; Hon Mott, y York. w NJ
BiekfoTd, Mas; Hon Arnold. Mr. Comstock,
CT ii BuItoute, NY n de- Glentworth, do;
. n Small, Pa.
UNITED STATES hotel H Furstenheim
NY; II u Smith, Dr Ii Smith and w NJ Hume
Va. /. Is Grover and Hess, Md: C. Ft,zie,
Rice, G Nj Beeksrs, w III RouIt, i. II Garth
l. 6arth, and DR. Dnlansy, Va; III J Raphael. DC:
ID Hensel, Pa; Nj Graves, Miss; DIR Bassay. Pa
col Lawrence, Md.
WASHINGTON HOUSE. w Lash Tbos
Martin, NCaro; DIR A V Ware, Tenn, Mrs r low
Morris, Pa; vi GriswOld, NY; Mr. Jackson, NJ
} Johnson, DIR Il McCamaRt, Pa; Mrs Burns
and daughter, Professor Spencer, c. J T. Fin
nsy, Ohio.
kIRkWOOD HOgsR-G NJ King and J
wilson, Va; Jones, UsN; T GTag and
family; Nd i Whitney, SC; " stoner and
herbsrt. Nd.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEsS, 80.

season. Generally has the effect OF bringing ont host
OF professedy new specifics, and while some are
good, many are useless and Others even dang erous
The wIsest course to pursue Is to consult your
family ply sicIan, or other wise only suos rene
dies long public perienoe has proved to be safe
and efhcaclous. Of this character is TYLEK'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC
Originally the favorlts prescription of an eminent
physician, it soon became a popular remedy, and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. lu cases of common Colds, Coughs,
&C.. II acts like CHARM and in Chronicohses Bron-
ohltis, WhOoping Cough. Group, A sthma, Influenza,
DC. its success is unparalleled, and most will testIy
who have used It..
Price Is cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin 4 Palmer, Chas. StOtt, & O.. Wash
exandria where it may be had slso for cow
IN LoZenger form. Price l23s and Is cents box
known "Tylers Gum Arabic Cough Csnty
Drops. az an elegant, pleasant, and effcacous Pul.
mono Log enge they on unsur psssed. fe Ii SIN
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport,
Iowa, paying 10 per cent. interest by Coupon in New
York. Bonds Of ESQ each. The growing city OF
Davenport hiss now about 10000 nnabltants, and is
rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Its
MUNICIPAL debt only $500 and it's railroad debt
only sl25ooO, and cannot now be increased. The
genoer of the SOth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe any
State or oitJ bonds.
Oc6 CHUBB BR OTHERS
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THE SHOALS ANp 9UICKsANDs
i OF YOUTH.

HON sPERMATORRHEh Or SEMI
NAL DlSEASES:-A scientific Trea'ise on the
treatment and perfect oprs of MARQUIS Debility
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Impo-
tence. &C., resulting from VICIOUS habits aoq mred
during the critical passage fiOm Youth to Man
hood.
BY DR.. CULVERWELL
Member OF the Royal College CT Surgeons Of Eng
land, QSl7), Lieenoate of the Hall, Q85.D and So
years Resident Practitioner in London. Author of
The Guide 70 ileath,".GIeen Book" How to be
This small but valuable Treatise written by world
renowned Ply sician and Surgeon, points out the
only sure and permanent cure for all diseases result
ing from cell and Is the only publication Gifts
kind written in benevolent spirit and BY scIentif
&c man. Ii should be In the hands Of all who value
ter.
Price - cents, stamps ct the receipt Of which
Gu KLINE, No. 4e1 LIST Avenue, Box 45Ss, New
YORK. ian -
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By THE rREsl g IS +. Or THE UNITED

In pursuance Of law, i, JAMEG BUCHANAN, Presi-
dent Of the United States Of Americe, do hereby de
at the aforementioned land Offices In the TERRITORY
Of Kansas at the periods hereinafter designated, TO
wit:
At the land Office st LEroNPToy, commencing on
Monday the 6th day of July next, for the disposal
Of the public lands within the following named town
ships, Viz:
SertA of tAe base Iins an east Of tks sixth priR
eipal Sz,ytdiaa
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EVENING STAR.

III The rubjoiRsd sngularly beautiful poem
attributed to the pen Of the Quaker poet, Whit
tier we find In the Atlantic Monthly:
TELLING THE BEEs.~
Here is the place; right over the hill
Runs the path took;
You can see the gap IN the old wal! still,
And the stepping stones In the shallow brook.
There 10 the house, with the gate red barred,
And the barns brown length. and the catts-yard,
And the wnite horns tossing above The wall.
There S are the bee, hiyss ranged in the sun;
OF the brook are her poor flowers, weed o'srrun.
fansy and oanodii, rose and pink.
A year has gone. as the tortoise goes, ..
And the same rose blows. and the same sun CLOVIS,
And the same brook sings OF a year ago.
There's the same sweet clover smell in the brsezs
And the June sun warm
Tsngies his wings of hre IN the trees,
Setting. as then. over Fernslde farm.
l mind me how with lovers cara
From my Sunday coat
fbrushed on the burrs, and smoothed my hair,
And cooled at thes TOOk- side my brow and throat.
since we parted, a month had passed
Down through the beeches, 1 look ed at last
On the little red gate and the well-sweep near
can see il all now-the slantwise rain
III light through the leaves.
The suudown's blaze on her window pane,
The bloom OF her roses under the caves
Just the same as month BEFORE
The barns brown gable, the vine bY the door,
Nothing changed but the hives Of bees.
Before them, under the garden wall,
Forward and back.
Went, dreamy singing, the chore girl small.
DraPing each hive with shred of black.
Trembling, / listened: the summer sun
Had the chill of snow;
For knew she was telling the bees of one
tone on the journey we all must go!
Then said to myself, my Mary weeps
For the dead TO day:
haply her bind old grandsire sleeps
Inc ret and the pain Of his age away"
But her dos vhinsd low on the doorway sill,
With his cane to his Ohm,
Inc old man sat: and the choTe girl still
sung to the bees stealing out and IN.
And the gong she was singing ever since
In my ear sounds on
StaJ at home, pretty bees, fly not hence
Mistress Mary Is dead and gOnen'
remarkable custom, brought from the Ok
county, formerly prevailed ia the rural districts
New England. On the death Of member OF ID,
famly, the bees were at inior led of the
and their hives dressed In mourning. This ce reno
NAL was supposed to be- ss .ary to- prevent tn,
swarms from leaving their hives and seeking a new
homo.
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STOP THAT BATTLING.

an now prepared to put on "Chapman's Elastic
remedy for the rafting of the shaft clips &38%
Of Carriages and Wagons, which oan be-0ES29
Call and examine at my Factory, where have
certificates from the leading Coaohmakers in the
''3f SssIA ASDN ssis.; Il i i.s'S "a ]. s,
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AZ the hnd orhoe at kIcKApoo, commencing on
po. Of the public lads WITH the iOlo wing named
South effhs base liaA and sast Of the s;rth pr;n
ctpdt sukr,Jiau
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand fthe people from all parts Of the
country FOR q edition Of this Book, brIngIug
down the statistics 10 the present time, such IN
10 cannot longer be disregarded. It ~ sufficient,
known throughout the cou2try To render phTtlau
lar descrp tIOn Of 10 unneces sary here; suffice AZ 10
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vlsest statesmen OF the past and preseI,t aKs Ia
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companion Tor every American cit zeu and as text
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Editors who veneIste and suppuTt tne ConstitD-
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