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Registers and Receivers Notice
TO SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC LANDS

All persons claiming land in the foregoing town
ships, under the act OF Congress approved Septent
Der p, 1850, and the amendments thereto, granting
donations to bona ds settlers are hereby requested
to file their notifications sdecifying the particular
land claimed, and their location in the government
surveys in the Registers office at Olympia, W. T.,
on or before the ElGHrEETH DAY OF AUGUST
next and all persons in the above named townships
who do not file theirnotiicatous as herein requested
before the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
next will forfeit their claims as provided by the act of
July II, 1854.
Given under our hands at Olympia this 18th day of
June, 1853.
WIN. A. STRICKLER, Register,
S. GARFIELDE, Receiver.
June Is, 1858. 6w3O
, 1858-07-23
THE PUGET SOUND WESLEYAN INSTITUTE.
B. r FREELAND, Principal.
(An Assistant N necessaFyO

i the Puget Sound Wesleyan Institute will begin
on the third Monday in May, 1858.
B. r. FREELkND, Principal.
Gan Assistant II necessaFyD OH
Tuition in the several departments as follows;
Higher branches-Latin and Greek. ,.........- ts 90
Arithmetic, Geography, and Grammar. ........ 90
Reading Spelling, and Writing .........-.. 8 90
Primary . ..............s.. 90
Drawing and Painting, each extra. .......... 90
Music on the Piano IL 90
Instruction in Vocal music free OF charge.
Photography taught
Studehts admitted at any time, but charged for half
term, or term.
The government will be paternAi, but strict.
J. F. DEV0RE, Agent.
Olympia Nay {, lsss-1tH-
, 1858-07-23
sah AsasSs's O6ies, 81 sossfsa SIrst,
Boston, Mass., April IL, 1858.

WV n. DGLg. New York EMf
" AROMATTC YALLEY WHISKY and and 4
q pure, ane favored Rye WHISKY, containing no iniu
rious matter Of any kind. and recommend ~ snita
bic for medicaLand public purposes.
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, N. D.,
State Assaysr.
, 1858-07-23
New and BrillIantl

IN CONSEQUENCE OF LATE AND TRANSIT.
ring events which has been setting the citizens Of
California on " hp-toe,n an unprecedented rush has
been made upon Whatcom by hungry multitude.
To satisfy the cravings oi the populaee, JONES q
FITZPATRICK have Just dtted up for the aceommo
route for the mines-a large and conmodious -
, 1858-07-23

Dear sir.-Yoar Z AROMA TIC VALLEY
WHISRYr Is received, and after careful exam
nation end II to be a pure article, entirely fres
~ 81 r. JAMES J. MkPEs, Chemist
, 1858-07-23

NEw YoRE. April 10, 1853
have anAlysed a sample Of "a DALY7S ARO-
MATTC WILEY WHISKY" and hnd Il % be
pure article, Of hns favor and without any delete
rious admixture.
, 1858-07-23

DAYS Aromatic Valley Whisky
il put up 10 cases containing One Dozen Bottles each
For sale BY all the principal Liquor Houses 10 San
Francisco. sn1s
, 1858-07-23

OOO TIEnCEs PATE VT COVERED
AUU rfI HAmsJ g|f
100 bbls Clear aud Ness Pork
100 half bbls Clear do
800 hall bbls New Goshen Batter
200 cases Leaf Lard, IOb ting ..H..
1000 bags Green Rio Coffee
800 mats Old Govt Java do;
100 drums new Goldfish
100 half bblS No l Mackerel
100 do No2 do
so bbls CaroIina Rice
1000 mats No l China do
100 ceroons new Chill Peaches
500 mats No China Sugar
rs hhds New Orleans do;
500 bba and half do Crushed Sugar ..
100 do do Coffee do fl
1899 zoo Ess' SS E, Do b. Syrup and 5 sal;' 60.
500 bbis do;
d. 200 half barrels new dried Apples;
1000 boxes Knapp's Candles
1000 do Chemical Sperm do;
200 do Belmont do do in cartoons
so do Patent Sperm do fA
1000 do K. c. o. Soap; t.t s'
1000 do Fays do; H...,- .
81, 1000 boxes Layer Raisins
1000 half and or boxes do
100 chests fne Green Tea
800 cases do do and On caddies I;
500 do Do Black Tea, IN papers
100 100 DO DO sardinss, gf S half and quarter boxes
500 do assorted Pie Fruits
100 do do Jams and Jelles
900 do Pipers Oysters .r.
500 do assorted brands do
100 do French LObsters, IN tins
800 do Brandy Peaches, gall
200 do Saleratus, In papers
$50 boxes Colgates Starch
1000 cases assorted Ground Spice
100 do Ground Coffee
so kegs Fresh Nutmegs
so cases Peach Tobacco
IS do Frnit and Mary's Own do;
so do Virginia Offering do i
Is do Grape do;
so do Cubannis do;
$50 do Smoking do
For sale by X. E. BREWSTER a CO.
lm32 Cor. Clay and Front st., San Francisco.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

0y A correspondent ~ me Cincinnati
C.mmrrrisI gives The foi'axin, scene. no,
IA the programme. at the Ohio STATE Fair,
Ssncu.ky.
Az EXHIBITION BUT NJ rnFM.rN.
a ssfge number " ladies were amused
and many gentlemen profoundly shocked
BY llule incident upon the Fair Gr1uuc
,e,tsrdsy. A very good looking dsmseI.
evidently . rustic, but sporting The whale
bpAe chevsux-denze which protects the
dei,cs,e portions OF the bodies oi feminines
from external assaults, and imparss TO their
forms an interesting ratundiiy, was seized
With queer desire 70 inspect the prcspec,
! had somewhat 10 say 10 : previous letter.
Shs got up somehow or other and her ap-
resrsnce very naturally eommssded very
large share OF public attention. The wind
~as blowing pretty sharply st the time, and
began 70 play the deuce with her peiiskiris
Being compelled 10 exercise herselfin sYp-
pressing the rebelIious apparel. she vas care.
less Of her footing. and in On unlucky mo-
mens slipped down upon the roof fiat upon
her bsek. The grade being pretty SHARP,
and The clspboards as slick - an ege shell
. ~ss impossible to apply the brakes, and
one consequently slid downwsrts v in more
rapidly than elegance. The track. ho~-
ever, appesret clear and, saving the expo
cure Of pair Of very long stockings. aud
ne revelation Of her--gsrtens, she seem
% fair way Of making landing over
ne caves Of the shaniy. upon terra firms
UnlnckiIy, howev her neither garments
spread themselves lihc sails, and one o.
then h"oked itself upon a projecting nail,
snd sased the lady serious concussion
ihe consequences were distressing to tht
is'gs audience Of gentlemen who were re
gsscsog the thrilling adventure, at . die.
'ssee. The poor woman laid there few
nomen's. 10 en- interesting but helpless po
ss''on, when : benevolent eemIemsn viii
~ess eyes procured : plank, and Chamber
'ne upon the roof, cut awsy the offending
esrnsnt snd relesscd the unfortunate vic
un q curiosity. No premium wss awsrds,
sos this exhibition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

A SENSIBLE GIst.-As a weary travel
e. was vending his wsy through the mud
out in the far west, he dlscovereds . young
maiden standing IN door Of small lcx house.
He rode up in front OF the house and asked
the maiden for drink Of water; he drank
Il, and ste being the first woman h. had
seen for severAldsys. offered dime for :
kiss. The young maiden accepted the Of
fer, and received both the dime and kiss
The traveller was about 10 resume his jour.
ney, but The maiden never before having
seen . dime, asked:
.'what sm 10 do with the dime!'
"Ycu msy use Il IN any WY you WISH
he replied; 1T is yours"
sThat being the ease" said she, I'm givs
back The dime snd take another kiss.'
The traveller "wi.ted"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13
The Husbands Song.

Rainy snd rough reis 'h' dsv-
There's irears beating for somebody;
must 5e np mud awsy--
s mrbrcy's s"xicrs 'cr somebody,
rhsice hss she been 10 The gate
Th-ice hss she listened fer son rbody;
ytst ihe nfyhi. stormy and late,
S,asbod,'s waiting tor somebody.
rhrrs'li be . cosnforfing fire.
Thrre'i be welcome inr soineboty;
0ls, in her nestest sttirr,
WI. lyok 10 tAe table Tor somebody.
Thuu.h he s'srs aed from the west,
Their = star yet for somebody.
l.gh;snQ ths -com he ieves best-
" Wsra...g the hvssm oi somebody.
Thsrt'll be . coat FER the chs'',
Thsr'ii be -iippers Tor somebody
Thsrs'il be . wif~'s tender care
Lowe embraces tor somebody;
Th-rs'iI be ,he lutte ones chsrms-
s ,nn 'rsiii be w-k~ned for somebody;
When | have boih in my srma,
q. but hpw bles, will be somebody!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13
AG RiCULTU RAJ.


Corn fodder ia a valuable substitute
Tor grass; and, II drilled in, yiells
three vr four times the quantity per
acre that grass does.
Lime soils arc injurious to sheep,
las BY absorbing the oil in The wool
they render tho fibre hxrAl and brittle.
A handtnl of bran meal, mixcd oc-
casionally in tie mess uf 4 COW. will
pay ten fold its cost in the richness u
the milk.
Give hogs, occasionally. a tablc
spoonful Of a compound Of three parts
ashes and one OF salt, for each hog.
mixed with their food, and il will kill
kidney worms.
Cut swale grass before IL blossoms,
red top when in blossom. rel clover
when about half the headA are in
blossom, and timothy when mostof tho
blossoms have fallen.
The FIRST stage Of decomposition Of
MANURE is dry mould. This, if ap.
piled to planth, will draw moisture
iron them and be a positive injury.
Swamps want lime 10 decomposc
the vegetable matter in them; dry
knobs want lcachcd ashes or clay, to
hold water, and plaster to furnish snl.
phu ic acid to dissolve tho sand, and
render it soluble.
Cattle. for fresh beet. should never
exceed three years of age. They
should, by course Of feeding, ho
brought TO maturity at that ago.
Farmer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13
One Hundred Tons Of Grass to an Acre.

"A statement was copied from an
English paper some time since, setting
forth that one hundred tons Of grass
had grown in one season from q single
acre, on land belonging to tho estate
iof Lord Derby. Many supposed that
there must be a mistake in these fig
|ures, but a gentleman who recently
visited this estate says: "Four or fivc
GRIPS Of the heavy, stout, Indian rye
grass is not hnsual, and Mr.. Meclli,
Iuf the celebrated Triptrce Farm, in
forms me that he once had seveL crops
during the sti,nnet. This grass grows
with great rapidity and lnxuriance IN
der the system OF irrigation adopted
on many Of the large estates in Eng
land, Of employing liquid niahures
through pipes embedded in the soil"
In publishing this fact the Valley Far
mer SAYS: "The American farmer can
hardly form a remcte idea OF the ben
Gifts that are yet % result from science
applied to farming. LaDd.sirains,
trench -plowing, irrigation, liquid ma
nuring, are yet to be employed -
swell the prcdncts of our leading crops
10 IN exssns nov Almoss cxceeding BE-
tfsagu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

Carr or HoRsEs. Some people ne
yer or very seldom clean their horses.
and paw for it at dear rate. Some
|meh will keep a team all winter, and
drive them about one-quarter Of tho
time, but never clean them unles to
Iget off the thickest Of the dirt. They
never rub dowu the legs OF their hor-
scs. as they ought, 10 keep them from
swelling by standing in the stable
Folks talk abont their horscs being
stiff and foundered; if they would
feed them more, and drive them slow
er, and clean them neatly, they would
not complain OF stiffness. Let man
use curry comb, card and brushes,
as he ought 10. and he will not envy
other peoples slick horses. Some per-
sons never comb out horses manc or
tail; they complain that 1t pulls out
the hair; but keep them combed out
all the while and you wont lose much
hair; this will make tgrow out thick.
don't pretend TO say that this.
without feed, will do much towards
keeping horse decent. There has
been and is a great deal Of cut feed
led to horses, and it is very good II
used right, brt horse will not keep
fat on bushcl OF straw and four
quarts Of shorts day, with little
hay. The way we feed our horses, is
n bushel Of pat straw with peck of
shorts and corn meal twice a day: and
when We work them, we feed them
grain at noon. besides hay. This,
with good cleaning daily. makes
them look like mahogany pigs. Don't
ever expect to keep a horse fat At =
straw stack all winter. Wool Grower
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

Hoors.--Thc fsshionabIes Of PhiIsdel.
phis no longer wear hoops 70 shy extent.
They are worn 90 = TO b. scatcely percep-
iible, 10 give the ladies' nest and graceful
form. Il Is said ihst large hoops still con.
liaue 70 be worn lasre BY the undercrust.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13
Paddle Your Own tance.

Voyager upon Iifs's sea,
10 yourself be true.
And what. 'er your lot may be,
Paddle your own canoe.
Never, though the winds may rave,
Faiier nor took back;
But, upon The darscst wave.
Leave shining track.
Nob'y dare the widest storm.
Stem The hardest gale;
Brave Of hear, and strong or arm,
You will never fail.
Whsu the world is cold and tark,
Keep an aim IN view;
And toward The beacon mark
Paddle your . wn canoe.
Every wave that Lears you on
To the silent shore,
From i's sunny source has gone
To return no more.
Then lei not an hom's delay
Cheat you n your due;
Bu', while Il ID called to-day,
Paddle your own canoe.
II vour birth denied you wealth,
Lpity stste, and power,
Honest same and hardy health
Are better dover.
But il these wi no sufiice,
Golden gain pureur;
And TO reach The gli'serine prize,
Paddle your own canve.
Would you wrest The wreath Of fame
From the hand OF fatei
Would you write deaihless nSfAe
With the good aud grsn'i
Would you bless your fellow.men!
Heart and eouI imbne
WIN the holy task, and then
Paddle your own canoe.
Would you crush the fyvsnt Wfotg.
In .he worI.'. free fight!
With . spirit brave and sircng.
Battle tor the right.
A. d ~ break the chains that bind
The many 10 the lew
To enfra nchisc slsvish mini,
Paddle your own CAME.
Nothing eSeAt is lightly won;
Nolkink Won is lost;
Every good Decd nobly DONE
VIII rebsy the cos.
Leave 10 heasen. IN humble trust,
All you will 10 do;
Bui u you succeed, y,u must
Paddle your own canoe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

TwELvg O'CLOCK AT NEw Yohk .-Ap-
pleton's Railway and Steam Navigation
uide Of June has on page 81, "Time In
dics:or." which shows The difference Of time
between various cities in the United States.
When II, is twelve o'clock in New York, il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13


01yA youSc clerical gentleman relates
the following snecdote Of one Of ais Dutch
brethren. The old fellow wac about com
mencine one Of kis spirituaI exercises. when.
TO his being : little hear sighted. wss added
The dim light Of country church. Alter clear
ing his throat. he gave out the hymn, prefsc-
ingit with The spology:-
The light ish bad msyne eyes ish dir,
| scsrce cen see 70 reed dish hymn.
The clerk. supposing i was the fret stan
- Of the hymn, struck up 20 the tune Of
common metre.
The old fellow. taken somewhat Absek by
This turn OF sfairs, corrected the mistake by
ssyint:-
I iidn't mean 10 sing dish hymn:
only meant mine eyes ish dim.
The clark. still thinking il : combination
Of the couplet. finished in the preceding
strain.
The old mar; At this. waxed wrosh, end
exclaimed. At the top Of his voice.
dink ter tuyvel's in you all
Dat wash no hymn 70 sing u all!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

GTwe can tell the ladiss v here they
can get the best baby y-jamperr.-Ower
County Journal
The best baby jumper We had knowledge
o, when We did the jumping. was the Hat q
our mothers hand sppIied . tergo---Esans.
Vile Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

DzAa Hueoiss.- IA ediscr 10 Iowa has
been fined s2Oo lor huggIng young lady in
church. Daily Argus.
Cheap enough: We once huggsd girl
10 church some ten years ago. snd The scrape
has cost u thousand gear eser since
Chicago American.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13
yrarrsurp xsrxv WEDNESDAY,. AT JASPER
puBorsr COUNTY, ispiAsA, By
MfHRINaE1, D0ANE 4 SMITH.
OFFICE CoRssR or MAN cIoss AM
MAcDosAID SrKEsrs.


70, squ,re Of 10 tines or le-s, week, Sl 00
rseb subsequent insertion, rs cfs
Longer adveriise men's, At ssnre rate. =
fraction ever even square cv squares. counfed
y. square. These are the term. Tor ran.
s,ent advertisements; . reasonable de0Ic-
lion will be made TO regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of administrators
end legal notices OF like character TO be
paid for in advance.
Assorsc'Ss CANDIDATES.
ror Township Offices, zach, goo
~, Counry !. coc
ror Disricf. Circuit. or State, s,nl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

HS-A lady was taken BY surprise in Mis.
sissippI, the other day. Al least we judge
80 from The fact that John B Surprise war
married to Ssllie A Stock-"isncy stoeks.' =
We presume. They viii probably have lii
lie asusprises" occasionally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

LARGE TAx-PAvER.-On Tuesday. ssys
The y. Y. Tribune, wm. B. As,or called 90
,hs Receiver. and after paying about 9a5,-
600 on personal estate, rendered his check
for e6o,ooO, the smount o. tax on bic real
estate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

We are informed that there were con.
tracts entered into few weeks ago fcs the
delivery Of hogs on The Upper Mississippi q
The following rates: 10000 head q a cents
ne'. and 5000 head q another point q 81
10 II ne,--,be difference 10 price depending
op the dlEsrepes 10 ws'gis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

nyA Coa sEcncuI schoolmsster asked .
lad frem Newport, "how many Gods ave
therel" The bov. sner scratching HE
head some time. replied: 4 don't know
how many you have 10 Conneclicu, but We
have none in Rhode Island.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

0JTso lrishmen happened to get into
an ARRAY 10 which one Of them was knock
ed down. His comrsde ran up TO him and
exclaimed: "Arsb, Dennir. II ye be dead
Gait ye spskel" I'm not dead, but spach-
lcss, replied the other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

n5-A lady AZ her marriage. requested
the clergyman 70 give out 10 be sung b
the choir the hymn commencing:
This u The way long have sought
And mourned becsose found il not"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

01rD Doctor Charles Wilson has written :
volume Of some hundred psges, 70 explain
the pathology Of dfonksnDess. p'ocenss
'ds6nes II in TAO sy!isbhs-- nc sssi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

Al Boston, Mace. ~ min. past ~
Al Portland. Maine. is min. past -
AT Philadelphia. Pa. : s. min. pr q IL
Al Baltimore. Md. 30 min. psst II
At Richmond. Va. - min. past u
At Charleston. s. C. 81 min. past
A, Pittsburgh. Pa. 55 min. past II
At Wheeling. Va. - min. pest 4
AT Cleveland. Ohio. 90 min. past II
At A uausta, Go. 30 min. past l !
Al Detroit, Mich. 24min. past
Al Columbus Ohio. 81 min. past II
At Cincinnati Ohio. : 20 min. pas. !
AT Indianapolis, Ind. - min. pas. ~
At louisville. Ky. - min. past !
AT Chicago. III. 10 min. past IL
At New Orleans, La. 55 min. past 10
Az 81. Louie, Mo. IS min. past II
AT s.. Panl. Minneso,a. ~ min. past 0
EXTRAORDINARY BiRras 1t 10 stsled by
Burdock that The wife of q coUnt,yman ~
the Moscow district hsd given birsh 10 50
children a 81 confnemenis-fo four times.
foAr at one birth, seven times three. end
sixteen tmes t~ns. In The yesr 1900. 'he
Vienna newspspes contained the follow
ing announcement:
Maria A nm Helen, The wife cf poor H.
nen weaver 10 Newfoundfelt, 30 yesrr
married, bore a. u confnrraenss 81 childre y
as living and dead; IS we're males and
6 femsles; al! were beRotten by ore man
and nursed BY herself. She had st her issf
confinement three children, one living and
two dead. Her husband vas . twin, she
herseIf one Of four. Her mother hsd pro-
duced 20 children, and died during . con-
6nement with tw,ns. The greatest mum
Der Of children ever produced q one birth
appears to hsv been ss, sll OF within we're
boys. Ind sll deed. The woman who gsve
birth 10 them had been tsice married, and
Lsd sIresdy given birth 10 - children; dur
ing her first marriage, which lasted -
yesrs, she bore 81 boys and > girls; in her
second msrriaas, which lasted but three
years. she bore IL children-three at Arss,
Ave q The second, aud six the third con-
finemen'.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

4 WIHIkk SCkNk.
The wind Il bsew.
The snow II few,
And rsiscd pssticuiar ihunder,
With skirt, sni hoops.
And chicken coops,
And "a such kind 81 plundev.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

TIA e--s'rs dac neser Si,er.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-10-13

GA correspondent ~ me Cincinn'ti
C.mmrrrisI gives the foi'oxin, scene. no,
- the programme. d the Ohio S,s,r Fair,
Ssncu.k,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-17

ALWAYS ON THE MARK.-Yes, always on
the mark. 1t is possible even for boys, and
if you are not on the mark while you are
boys, you will not be when you have grown
up to manhood, Every individual is more
or less governed by habit, and if you cultivate
the habit in youth of being punctual it will
be an easy matter to be always on the mark
when you have grown up to assume the &C.
tive duties of life. How frequently have we
heard the remark made in reIeernce to some
particular individual -" he is always late
he necer keeps an appointment 7" A man
who is forever late, always behind the appoint
ed time, will soon lose tho confidence of the
community, Tor they will correctly reason
that he has but little regard for his word.
Endeavor, then, while young, to cultivate
the habit of punctuality: aim to incorporate
it into your being as an indispensable clement
of character Rhode Island Schoolmaster,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-17

LoNoINGs.-O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the
only place that can ease us of this misery
the place where the beloved of my soul
dwelleth, the vision of peace, the seat of true
tranquility and repose, how lain would have
the satisfaction Of being in the sure way of
thy felicity! This is all the peace | wish
for in the world. No other happiness do [
thirst for as everything can testify that hath
been privy to my thoughts. There is never
room it my house but hath been filled with
the noise of my signs and groaas after thee,
o Jerusalem! Eveiy'tree that grows in my
ground hath thy sweet name engraven upon
it, The birds of the air, if they can under
stand, are witnesses how necessarily my soul
pants and longs to fly unto thee, o Jerusa-
lem What charitable hand will guide me
in the way of thy pleasures Who will
bring me into that strong city, the retreat of
my wearied mind, the refuge to recruit my
tired spirits, the only place of my security,
my joy, my life itself? Wilt not thou, 0
God, who hast led me to knowledge of it;
who hast filled me with these DESIRES and
hast brought me into disesteem and con-
tempt of all other things Bishop Patrick.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-17

ton Of order, thrift, and good taste in its in
mates. It speaks of due appreciation OF
the glorious works of Nature, and affords
nearer communion with her visible forms
How admirable is the effect produced by the
Morning Glory, climbing its trellis-work and
unfolding its many " tiny bells" to the rising
sun? And what delightful place OF resort
on lervid summer day is the shade OF an
arbor, where butterflies in their gay hues
counterfeit the flowers, and the drowsy hum
of the "epicure bees " falls on the listening
ear! Oh! the world is full of beautiful
things, but the Bene6cent Creator has given
us nothing which is more the concentration
of all that is lovely than flowers.
'tReceive
Thanks, blessings, love, for these Thy lavish boons,
And most of ALL their heavenward influences,
o Thou that gav's US flowers"
HIRAM.