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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
Fresh Arrival of Summer Goods
SETEEEE

W. e. SUTEEEF,
MERCHANT TAILOR, has just received from
1tI Boston. at his Clothing Emporium, No 5
Massachusetts street. four doors north of j.
Biood's. New and Splendid assortment of Sum
mer Cassimeres, Doeskins and Vestings, plain
and fancy; Black, Blue. Brown, Olive, Green.
Dahlia, and Plum Colored Broad Cloths. Also.
Corduroy, Tweeds, Marseiles Linen Drills. and
other cheap fabrics, suitable for Farmers wear.
Gentlemen wishing neat and elegant Coat,
Vest or Pants made to order, in the latest and
most approved style, from New and Fashionable
Goods, and at prices to satt the times, give Us a
call, and we viii do you good in the way of work.
manship. good material and Genteel Fits.
Ready Made Clothing!
4 large and well selected stock, suitable for
Spring and summer. We are determined to sell
cheaper than the cheapest.
Gents. FURNISHISG GooDs-A large and COM
plete assortment. Also, HATS! HATS!!
n. B.-We pay no rent, and can afford. and are
prepared to Sell Cheaper than atany other house
In town.
Lawrence, May Is, 1858.
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Whereas. the second section of an act OF Con-
gress, passed May 9Th, A. ID le5s entitled An act
for the admission of the State of Kansas into the
Union" provides that the Governor. United
States District Attorney. Secretary of the. Ter,
ritory of Kansas, President of the Council and
Speaker Of the House of Representatives, are
constituted Board of Commissioners to carry
into effect the provisions Of the said act, there
for the said Board of Commissioners do hereby
declare that the proposition contained IN the
said act Of Congress shall be submitted to the
people of Kansas for acceptance or rejection, On
the first Monday of August, A. ID. 1858.
At the said election the voting shall be by bal
lot, and BY endorsing on his ballot as each voter
may be pleased, Proposition accepted, or
Proposition rejected.
The Sherifs of the several counties, BY them
selves or deputies, are required by the said act
of Congress to attend the Judges at each OF the
places Of voting. for the purpose of preserving
peace and good order. Each voter shall vote
only in the County in which he resides, or the
one to which his county may be attached by the
Board.
Each person must have resided in the Terri
tory at least six months previous to the first
Monday Of August, 1853, In order to be entitled
to vote,
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

A LARGE Store House and Masonic tl1lz. Ct
II Hir Enripes. also Eve shares in Big aElDszs
for ale low fsr cash. Big Springs = Es5ese
miles vest Of f7afeaee. On TIE Ca.lf9rnsa 49,,
Rsrsss STAFFORD 3 W30Rs
nye Ioeyss sad EssI ksssts 4gszzf
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
OFFICE OF THE c. W. s. OF I. 0. OF G. t.,

OFFICE OF THE G. W. s. OF |. o. OF G.T.,t
LGscreace. May Ia, 1858.
The Grand Lodge is now fully organized, and
has entire jurisdiction over the order of Good
Tempiars IN al parts of Kansas Those wishing
Lodges organized. or any Information respecting
the order, viii please address the g. W g. T., or
e. W. S., and Trey will receive prompt attention.
An BLACKLIDGE, g. W CT.
J. w. JENKINS. g. W 5.
Papers in the Territory friendly TO the cause Of
Temperance, will confer favor BY giving the
above notice. mr.
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Land b Tewai

A SMALL STEAM ENGINE and Boiler for
a sale AZ bargain. Inquire at the Hsrad ~
E-seGs8s efiee. q. ". BR0WS.
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Something for Every body.
TT you want STOVE cheap. 90 to tie Man,
i moth Hardware Store
fyou want HARDWARE, tie place 10 find il
is at Bankers Mammoth Hardware and Stove
Store.
If you want MECHANICS TOOLS,
If you want NAILS,
IL you want WILLOW WARE.
IL you want WOODEN WARE,
II You want CHURNS,
If yen want TIN WARE.
20 at once to Barker's Mammoth Hardware and
Stove Store, where ron will fad the heaviest
and most complete assortment in Kansas Terri
tory. lhGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th. 1859.
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains
Selling Ont TO Close Business!
ltS UIucI : q OtlsL4N : % 10 JIG 11h1LC-
LII AND SEE

scales scales,. scales,,.
ITO weigh from half an ounce q thirty hundred.
\ Apply IS NJ store. NGLk BARKER.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

A FEW LEFT, which will be sold yery Low
n for cash. IAGLE BARKER.
Lawrence, June 5th, Ie5s.
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@. WHMARTH

HAS received Peterson's Magazine for July
1l-June 10, 1853.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

Misses z. N. & z. L. szaifla
A NN0UNCE 70 the psopls Of LawFcnc. SD
srd Shit rsaIr;ne and an kinds Of plain ssuisf
with neatness and dispatch. Are establishes
With 4 FTEsr CLASS Sewing Machine e tie house
Of Jas. g. Sands, Winthrop street, - fs ss
KIT. ma 2 si4
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ATCHIsnN COUNTY.

Atehison precinct at Atehison. Judges.
NJ K Benton, Luther Dickerson, j I Hereford.
Sumner precinct. at Sumner. Judges, C. A
WGodworth. A ID Richardson, John Bennett.
Mt: Pleasant precinct, at Mt. Pleasant. Jud-
ges, Joseph Potter, james Dougan, Milo Garlic
ton
Pardee precinct at Pardee. Judges, A Eli
OF, Washington Wakefield, A WestbrOOk.
honrovia precinct at Monrovia. Judges, New
man Connely, Moses II Lambason, VIM p Bad
ger
independence precinct, at the house of Thorn
as l. Stone. Judges, Luther Knox, I E Stone,
K Kirk.
Williamsport precinct at the town of Will
Transport. Judges, Henry Dag, Edwin Blake
ly, HI Herndon.
Alice precinct, at the house of William Alice.
Judges. William Alice, A d Simmons, Dwight
Willard.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
Ruzz Nnw for Sale,
PIowsi Plowsi PioyEsl

A CIRCULAR SAW and Arbor. suitable for
n saving lath, for sale. Call 81 the Hsszld Of
freedom office. q. w. Ba0HN.
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HOUSE AND Lor ron SALE.

A STONE HOUSE, 20 b. p feet. two stories
business part of the town, and well adopted for
q private residence for some person DESTROYS Of
living near his business, is offered for sale a. .
bargain. Possession will be gwen Immediately.
Inquire At the Herald Of freedom office Of
Lawrence April 5. ls55. g. w. BROWN.
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LEAYENWORTH COUNTY,

Kiekapoo precinct at Kiekapoo. Judges,
Sparton L Rhea James Beagle, A b Hazard.
Leayenworth precinct at usual voting place,
in first ward in Leavenworth. Nemiah Clark,
J Eastin, Few.
Leavenworth precinct, at usual voting place,
in the I'd ward, LeavenwOrth. Judges, G. n.
CCrrier, John a. Halderman, W. G. Matthias.
Delaware precinct, at Delaware. Judges
George w. TWombley, Jonas Edge, j. w. Pen
noyer.
Quindaro precinct. at Quindaro. Judges, G
Burlington, p S Colby, Otis Webb.
Wyandott precinct, at Wyandott. Judges,
Root, w Roberts, Daniel KILN.
Easton precinct st Easton. Judges, p r Orr,
Samuel kookagee, Charles Chadwick.
Alexandria precinct at Alexandria. Judges,
Stephen Sparks, DR.. Allen, b w Hyatt.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

Seneca precinct, at Seneca, Judges. Elias B
Church, John > Doyle, thlnley LappIn.
Central City precinct, at Central CITY,
Judges, Morton Cave, John A. Casby, Lowell
Laber.
Wheatland precinct. at the house of j. L.
Long. Judges. VIM X w ellis, G T. Coffenberry,
John Thompson.
Granada precinct, at Granada. Judges, Isaac
Ii steer, Jacob jacob, Garrett Randall.
CaplUna preelnct at Capi0na, Judges, George
Graham, u Archer, L. L hagen.
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CALHOUN COUNTY

Franklin township, st regular voting place.
Judges, T. j CoEell, j b Parrott, j j Driver.
Jefferson township. at regular voting place.
Judges, X Callahan, n. Z BOY dstOn, u Park.
Douglas township, at regular voting place.
Judges, VIM Bowker, John Rippatve, James
kuy kendall, Sr.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

Raysyille precinct, at Rsysville- Judges.
Henry Mcintosh, Lester Ray, Richard Hinship.
Ma2letou precinct, at Mapleten. Judges,
Newton, Thomas James. l. Glines.
MarmEtoa precinct, ut the house OF john !" m
sett. Judges, David Manlcye, John 5 Knowles,
s Fl SheFburne.
Barnesyille precinct. At Barnesyille. Judges,
John SNYDER, Benjamin q Wsshburn. James
ossss prssinss. st thstspss If Andrew Ste
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Shawnee precinct at Shawnee. Judges, Cal
vim a Cornatzer, Joseph Thompson, William
Holmes.
Oxford precinct at Oxford. Judges, E Hays,
David Cork, James Bryant.
Spring Hill precinct At Spring Hill. Judges,
Peter Ginther. John Adds jr " lillian II Allen.
Olathe precinct at Olsthe. Judges, Charles a
Osgood, Charles Mayo, j II Giffen.
Monticello precinct at Monticello. Judges,
John Owen, A III Piper, n Miner.
M'Camish precinct at h.Camish. Judges,
Richard n Camish, John Lockhart, Gideon Sey
mour.
Lexington precinct at Lexington. Judges,
Charles A Stratton, Daniel Rolf, Nathan Simp-
son.
Gardnerprecineta at Gardner. Judges, C Storrs.
jr, 5 Barton, Dillon Pickering.
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE.

HUGH s. WALSH, Secretary.
Leeompton. 4. T., June 3, 1853.
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Hiawatha precinct, at Hiawatha. Judges,
Without John W Hatriek, John Maglott
LOcknane precinct, at the usual place ofvoting.
Township Supervisors, Judges.
Plymouth precinct, at FIs mouth. Judges, E
Miller, VIM Nc BRIDE, Vim arsar.
Hamiim precinct, at hamhn. Judges, James
& Sham, h l. Morrell, Simon Burnnan.
Mt. Kay precinct, ut Mt. Kay. Judges, Solo
mon McCaiI, ohm RAIDER, Jacob Engienart.
CIaytOnviIIe precinct, at Clay tonvIlle. Judges,
James Waterson, Ira Ii smith, John Page.
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st George precinct, 1T st George. Judges. 4
s Russell. Il Saaires, Augustus Becker.
Junista precinct, at Junista- Judges, ) ,
Dyer. Stewart. Ha Ea1aa.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
AmBROTYPEs.
tA-SAsOA ADs
G-aaf ERalno4s11 ne D-fanG

Lawrence. May p, ls5s.-1yr
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Arrapahoc precinct, at place designated By
Judges. Judges. I l. Hersey. A Z Pierce
C0yington precinct, at CovingtnD. judges,
James Ryan, John Nash. Timothy Ryan.
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Paoli precinct at Paoli. Judges, Vim A Has
kill, John Shannon, w K Wagstaf.
Stanton precinct st Stanton Judges, II
Ward, Thomas " ilkerson, j A Cotton.
0saEotOmie precinet at 0saxetomie Judges,
Henry Wood, o C Brown, l. ID Williams.
MEANWHILE precinct at MEANWHILE. Judges,
Abraham Kills. w A Aopiey, Henry De Yilliers.
Richland township. Wea township. Marysyille
township, Middle Greek township. Attic places
and before the Supervisors appointed under the
township organization law, at the usual place Of
voting,
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June -, Is5a
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Kansas Centre precinct, at Kansas Centre
Judges. Oliver Phillips, Charles ID Wilmington,
X W Cloud.
Empcria precinct, at Emporia, Judges, A
Fuller, q N Walker. e Eskridge.
Cottonwood precinct, at Toledo. Judges, L
Ormsby, n Uney, a Osborn.
Ameneus Precinct. at Americas. Judges,
Elijah Yeakle.. Benz Wright, T. Columbia.
Agnes City precinct, at Agnes City. Judges,
A l. Baker, Eli SeWeIl, Elisha Goddard.
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Eureka precinct, at Lureka. Judges. Josiah
Kinaman. Edwin Tucker, Jeremiah ) Lille.
Pleasant Grove precinct, at Pleasant Grove
Judges. Edwin Aellogg, William Babb. Vim
Morse, jr.
Greenfield precinct, at Greenfield. Judges,
James Osborn, James Hawkins, Dennis Ryan.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
MISCELLANY.
rHryRyfrw BETWEEN An AMERICAN ME
gfoNARY AND THE aRxAT n0euL

Rev. MIR. " ooaSide sends 10 the Boston
Presbyterian the following account Of :
visit To the ex.k ing of Delhi since he be
came prisoner;
On the morning before left Delhi, !
had au intcrvi lew with the cx-king. In
order 10 secure admittancc into the omar
tiers where he was imprisoned, ! had, IN
company with medical friend. Applied
10 the commissioner on the previous day,
and without difficulty obtained written
order to the officer IN charge. According
" at the appointed hour we proceeded to
the Mace. and were al once introduced
The house in which we found him was a
small unprecedented building in the street
leading to the Delhi gate of the palace,
The lower story had no connection with
the upper, but had been used ~ short.
The room in which wctound his majesty
wss about sixteen feet wide by twenty
Ave or thirty In length could not OBJ
serve the dimensions precisely, M the
greater part was cut off by a screen which
concealed forty Of the royal Indies, who
wcrs close prisoners IN the same apart
mcnt
The part allotted 10 the King wns not
more than ak feet by sixteen. lie was
not. however, always confined 20 this
space, AZ there was little room adioin-
ing. in which he slept When we entered
wc found him seated on cushion in one
corner, smoking the hnggah, with little
fire Of charcoal In front Of him TO keep
him warm. (You must remember that
December morning, even in Delhi, rcn-
tiers the ncighborhood of IRE not disa-
grceablc.) could scarcely believe,
when I saw him, that was in the pres
cncc Of the Crest Mogul He il . small
man, considerably stopped, II pleasing
countcnancc, showing that when younger
he must have been handsome Ills cn'rr
Ia fair. compared with that Of the common
Hindostani his nose decidedly Roman,
and hia old grey beard sparse and un-
cared for. He wore cotton quilt around
his shouldcrs. and common white tur-
ban on his had. lie ia said to he over
eighty five years Of age, and consequent.
" his old body II shrivillcd mp into half
liz former Dimensions lie held MP his
arm to show u that he was fast wither-
ing away, and seemed 70 care little what
became Of him. l entered into converse
ton with him. regarding his present con
ditou In the sight Of God and k:s future
prospects. could not resist the dcsirc
10 tell him and the iadics (who heard all
that was said, though shut o6 BY the
screen) Of the way of salvation through
. crucifisd Rcdecmer referred TO the
atrocities thst had been committed IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

'tlso AfiFf TIRE leeh.- \ Nafo .1lios-
pale:'nt % the - iehls hepabhoni'
says m mat paper ~ thursday "crs'
mat mosquitoes ana ieni S'ne'is make me
place excessively ai7asteea"te inc
town looks rs II II hah been severely
'nahSh np ~ box ana a.oefc'nph'os'N
Ri'ed ont lnto hog Mailowi or' as y y
had been taken with the shakin agnr
and yallcr iaundrfs, w.iieh had proved
entirely ioe mach Tor rs constitution; or
as Il the lsihe, 81 afers after s~a-
lowing ie" villages some sinah forests
and an immense quantity oil mnd, had
heen se'xea win st"hia.hie qnAsns upon
reaching the month oi iss Ono, AMI had
spewed up city hrre ne water Is not
YET on' OF town a'uongh 'he sewers are
opened, and . ~ 'ccealng very SLOWLY.
Inc ground shows i'seli ID sesefai places
ent 4 csnnd ne saia !" oe siiMf i.sh OF
dry; iof although II Is possible, 10 places.
to walk over high or dfy'shoa u = gen
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

SINGULAR CASH os iNra<rtss- "a con
Wei, aged %. who Was sentenced to the
State prison at Charleston, Mass, for !
years. in December 1851. has for II
mouths past been 10 the State Prison
Hospital, being. as he represented hun
self sa weak ia thu back aud limbs that
he could not 81, up or walk. \ few days
since the Warden expressed belief that
ms food should he stopped. After fast
ing about Sc hours lie asked for his
clothes, got out a bed aud wen, to his
allotted labor, which he has remained at
ever since. without interruption.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

TINS WHOLE SroRy-A Young man
named James Powers was banged Mt
Washington ON saturday, for murder
just before mounting the scahold, he
babe his brother farewell and said
Remember what ! told yop, let the
liquor alone The same counsel has
gone forth from thousand scaholds in
this country, and lis echoes are heard IN
many u priso.i cell We waste much
breath and ink IN specializing upon the
causes Of crime aud its extraordinary
Increase uf late years. Bat the con
icssion Of the criminal .eiis us the whole
truth Of the matter. II il rum that
makes Demons out Of ineu vi originally
good impulses; it is rum that ~ Killing
our prisons, feeding the gallows. and
diminishing the security OF life and
property indrg It's accursed influence
men who, when sehar, would die rather
than commit dishonest action. scrupl.
not to perpe,rate forgery. robbery. and
murder. OF all the propositions Tor the
prevention of crime we are strongly
persuaded tina, there il none Of equal
efficacy with the simple advice 1t young
Powers" l.ct the liquor alone. - IhR'''
dslpA,0 ioprsaf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

An INnFrfsbexr Nlasrr.--lr his recent
Abolition speech. Lord Brongham related
the following anccdcte; Lord Lyndhurst
gave me n short time since m nneedese
Of a gentleman who was connected with
the Ilayuc. and who. on one occasion. re-
ceivca an invitation 10 the house " \
Cuban gentleman negro proprietor Of
large estate. where he was received
with the utmost hospitality and treated
elegantly sia said TINT he was rather
entertained when after dinner was over,
his cnlorcd host said that he was maH
without any prejudice whatever. and
that Whenever be fo,.ra ! person honest.
honorable, and respectable in every point
Of view, he held on, the hand of fellow
ship To him. even though his color were
rs white as tina, of table cloth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

CrsrrEre- i, is generally supposed
Ina, the sting Of this reptile is death, at
least, tia, the poisoned parts rot away
Mr.. Warn the Liberty mail driver. showed
us hs hands and arms where one had
stung him last trip II was night, he
stopped 10 dig the crossing Of clcsk,
his sleeves rolled up, he felt stinging
sensaiicn on. his arm, and In brushing
On the reptile II fastened to his other
hand. singing il II was about six
inches in length and dificnlf 10 rc'rove
from the arm In his liaste ard hurry to
make his trip, he paid 20 further atten.
ton until reuchinS Crockett; his arms
and hands we're ,sreadfully swollen and
inaamed Proper remedies were applied.
and next day hu, little evidence Of the
poisonous track over Mr.. VS. arm was
sc~n Although mot certain death The
pain Of tho ccnsipede's tread il most ex'
uaisite. = F1-tvu Psssfsr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

The Mound City Empo lam is resroa.
si.lc for the subjciaod dry joke on a wet
subject. " The steamer Manchester has
been enrages. isss.s!e the lse~ee ct Cairo
during considerable portion Of the past
week. towing houses from ono point 10
another. and getting drift out RI The
TOWN The report that she tor, pat d
her bottom Of BY running ercr TIE top
o. the Taylor House, Is without founda-
ton"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

Prentice. of the Louisville Journal,
objects to the five minute rule in the
New York prayer meetings. lie says.
" Imagine. FOE instance, old Bennett, Of
the Herald, confcssing his sins, in the
ridiculous space Of FIVE minutes.
/ is NOT the fashion in New York, IL
confess their sins in detail Bennett
could say, IN i've minutes. that he il the
greatest odd reproha,e III New York.
which would Include every imaginable
vllainy. and without loss If time, the
congregation would res ond- Amen
New York is fast city
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05
Wxs CpsArrR TRAN WarsR--Tls Pari

WIxs CH1arrR THAN WarkR--Tls Paris
correspondent Of the Boston Traveller,
under date of Jun. 25sh. says;
Complaints are made from every part
Of France that the wells and springs are
driving rp and /. II -ald that wine will
be cheaper than water this year. The
wine crop, il Is said. promises 10 he The
largest ever seen. old wine casks can
not he lad now Tor love er money, and
the ro,icrs are busy making huge jars
Ike the uil jars Of the Arabian Nights
for tho superintendent grapes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

THE ACCEPTED.
thank you for that dcwncas, look,
And for that blushing check;
would not have you raise your eyes,
wcukl not have you speak,
Though mntc, I deem you eloquent;
ask no other sign.
whik thus your litile hand remains
Coahdngly in mine.
know YOU f,in wcull hide from me
The tcl-talc tears that steal
Unbia,len forth, and half le,ray
Tbs anxious fears YOU feel.
From friends long tried and dearly loved,
The pligh,ed bride must part
Then freely welp-T could 10, love
A cold, unfeeling heart.
know YOU love your cotragc home,
Where in the summer time,
Your hand has taught the clemats
Around the porch 10 climb,
Yon easement with the wijrose screen,
Yon little garden. too,
How many fond remembrance
Enlcsr them all 10 ycu
You sigh TO leave y,mr mother rc,i,
Though on my rait she smiled
Aud sparning every selfish thought
Gave up her darling chill;
Sigh not for her. she now may claim
lind deeds lrem more than one
She n gaze upon her daughter. smiles.
Supported by her son
| thank you for that look II sls'si.s
Reliance on my truth,
And never shall uiski'slDes~ wcsn'd .4
Your unsnspcctiny yua'h;
II fate should frowu, and anxious thoughi'
Oppr~s yonr husbands mind
q never far 10 cling TO me
could moi be unsinl
Conc Ia my home your bird shall nave
As tranquil retreat
Your dog shalt end resting place,
And slumber at yonr feet
And while you turn year spinning 'whecl
Oh le, ne hear You sing.
Or shall think you cease TO love
Your little golden ring.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

4 rocket stick falling upon the root
Of a house in Boston broke through two
states. passed through nearly fout u
lbs length, and remained there 10 nearly
an upright position
Brigham Young says " il our enemies
were to come here IN \ proper spirit.
they would in one month c,nlwacc our
religion More likely ycur wives. old
fellow PUTS in Prentice.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

4 smith in Brighton England. while
forging a piece of iron. fclt something
strike his eve. and in arest pain went a.
pr. King who discovered that piece e
iron had embedded itself in thc tall of
the eye After vainly erdeavoring IN
extract il in the usual way. DR.. King ap-
piled powerful magnet to The eye, and
was rcioiced az finding the piece ot iron
instantly removed II Was Is large ~
a grain weight