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LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT-A NOTE drawn by VIM. n. Bland aId
- payable 10 l.. A. Hall or order on demand. fl
SSs.74 dated JAY 18th, 1853 Al person. are foIe
warned not to purchase sad note steps have beer
taken To stop pay ment.
It l.. A HALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

VNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
/! scrlber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county. District OF Columbia, letters
Of administration on the personal estate of William
Warner, late OF Washing ton county deceased, All
persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, tn the youc,-
thereof to the subscriber on or before The sd ,ny
OF August next; they NAV otherwise by law be ex-
G uded from all benefit of the said estate, -
Given under my hand this Sd day Of ugust. 1853.
au 5iawSw' N. WARNER, Administrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

~ A. rot ND an the o. ual. sotautIme last we'd
w small ROW BOAT. capable OF carrying t,E
OF Twelve persons. which the owner can have =
calnng On GEO. c. WILSON, r street, betwe.I
chsrgcs. an IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

The CONSUL AT. PARAGUAY-The Wash
ington correspondent of. the New York Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

STEAM GREENWOOD MILLS,
~ Foof 81 SsreafesHth street.
Y. j. W. NJ CALF. Praprietors.
iTOrdeIs msy tie len 81 the NJ in or ~ the Once
~. w. rornsT lsfh GRa SfTsefs, no. Sal,
'" - tn n Of Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

HOWAR DIS u. 9. SUPREME COURT RE
L ports, for last session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

L Pasture for hve horses, under careful supervi-
sion, can he AGO DmmOdated with frst-rate advan-
tages within miles of the city. by applying to
HENRY l.. CARLTON. B adensburg. Md.
He refers 10 Messrs. Jackso Brothers, and E. E.
White d Co., Grocers..in Washington. an sat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

IN THAT TERRIroRY-THE STATE OF SONORA.
&C., &c.-We publish the following interesting
letter from young civil engineer of this Sec
grated to Arizona .
Fort BUCHANAN, ARizo MA, June %.
have been intending for some time TO write
you; and now since Arizona seems to have an
upward tendency: presume few local items
by the last mail sent you specimen of silver
ore, taken from the princ pal mine Of the " Ari-
IONA or . Sonora Mining Company" with an
analysis. The mine is presumed by Judges TO be
the richest In Mexico. but comparatively mem
siye to work. have no doubt, however, OF its
ultimate success, even beyond present expecta.
lions, Juosing rom the energetic spirit which
seems to prevail among its supernte ndr nts.
within the last two months number of silver
mines have been opened. There are at present
seven IN iuil blast, and hundred more are ready
10 vleld up their wealth to whomsoever NAV think
IL worth while to work them. There is likely
10 be new state Of affairs soon Several eYne
rienced miners have lately arrived, aud we hear
OF more upon the road. They cannot be di,an
pointed; and that fact, I sincerely hope NAV sopn
entitle our narrow little strip Of country 10 tbs
name and advantages Of Territorial ofganiza-
ton. 49,
The Indians at this time are quiet but there IL
no surrnising how long they may remain 20 I
am under the impression II is from the fact of
the departure of portion Of the command from
this place for California, whom thew suppose
have gone to make war upon them learned
from Mexican a few days ago, who had con-
versed with a band Of Pinon Lanos, Apachrs.
that their intention was to commence upon the
white population very soon; but I suppose their
depredations will not exceed stealing all the stock
they can r- -.--. 10.
The farmers are doing remarkably well con-
sidering the scarcity Of every thing which is ne
cessaIy to that science. There is at present in
the valleys Of Santa Cruz and Sonoita about i've
thousand bushels Of barley; and the succeeding
crop OF corn will probably amount to from twelve
" niteen thousand bushels. This consider
very good beginning. .. ...- . ~.
o.. Inele g.eat cutlery throughout the country
TOT money, arising evidently in great pat from
tne iailure OF the different ofHeers of the Govern
nient 70 nayein hand just now the mea nsof liaui.
oaun2 Ohcis Sans pecuniary obi ~ atfons exist.
ing mere. The dimcuitiex Of cotomunic,tjoo ar
rather, OF transmitting specie to this IA of re-
gion, form, probably, the reasons for this st,te
OF things, which the organization OF a 'T'e,ritn
rial government, with the conseou.nf rn.h y,
enfgra hitier and increase Of business rsoiH
ties Of all sorts will, II is to be hoped, correct
this evil -'-N OFT. FL =. ~ S'''ee'
The latest news from the State Of Sonora 10 mn
Important. The Gandaristas are in a % fpc,
state OF subJeciiOn, and are likely TO rema a %
their leaders are few and unspirited. o. the
other hand Pesqueira, the present incumb mt Of
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-06

'einer Biererseturt pur@ ieinen Nanss
ftolS BON iid unc drserte iid pit paruter
raB er, ME lie Meiften ieines @lei@en,
II. Sci, preoieten su piet moralifrt, ia TO-
gar eini9e Gebler bic li@ aud an Grpn,>
n1enbaultn pamals fanpe11 idonuneSlos
aetarelt Bate. g}ad leiner @ieper9eburt
nabm, ME (i6 ron ielbf pertebt per 2eBz
tere nur u'n 70 srSBern Mnfoe an ZEN
9taubenslolen &arsellalbocereien. .'-.''.'
-. Do& Der @lqube ,tann Berse periegen;
ibm unp per; eiebe 1T tsin @erf gu i4wer.
paulus beffte penno@, tob er ben Siren
ben :auf ben re&ten @es fiibren ,perpe.
5atte er bod Dor &u,3em an f9 lelbit
erfabren> ~ie bic @otteefraft ees beiltaen
Settles bic meni1lide &bprbeit ubermal<
tisen fam! @ie selaet er .beldles> ben
pfarrer ~ betebren unb betete eines Mor.
gems, als et ben @erlu@ ansulellen &C.
ba@te, nit Snbrunf um ben sSttli9en
8etftanp. &aum bate er seenoet, - trat
aud Der @eiitlide ME serufen in baS
3imt1er. Ber bdtte in bielen i9einbaren
3ufalle ni@t einen b6bern @int abnen
iouen!
~#4i ."-t-@ Sprt1ekl111d fpIaf. -:-f. .'..'',
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gtll,ttri (6rs.
..., ~ =: III 2iebe. .4". o a.
@on g. 9uo~ieb. - Mus bem Sunelinssalter.

Son 6. 2ubsieb. - Mus bem Siinslinssalter.
9iete, @Stterquea tft bS,bRen 8unne, eiebe!
GineS geifteaabten Melens reinlte Rraft, ...
QHte bcleliaenb linb peine eelen Iriebe,
9Denn 1e ,1i9t e,1pDrt bur9 uibe Veiben5@aft.
unbetanntes. namenloies 6 tn as bebet H.
Our9 ba6 liiB, gum CT t emma, bepegte 9era,
9Henn bic gberub9lutb bic jrnse Bruit belebet,
Mit bes Abuens, nit bes Stbnens Suit unb
@@mer3.
5eber 3meittl, itbes QYeb mug ianft 3errinren,
Denn pas 3er3 am bell gen port Der Qiebe pobt
Xiebe tann nur bann um N bre Jreube u,innen,
QSenn es in bem 9er3en nisbt SulfaniI@ tp1t. -
Q4enn bic @eeltn idb in @armpnie sereinen;
QDenu bic Brnlt Der Qiebe Rleinpb in ii9 1blitbt;
Damn n1u6 bieles arme 9era Elm Iempe l9einet,
Dem be& Qebena bS4ite Selisfeit entipriebt.
@as't, bie's je sefablt, tpas elsi9st benz Mo>
Wo ter Gberutfunte ii9 gum e-r itenmal
Muf bem Glammenfttig 1a6er @lemente,
Nls Der 2iebe Il ne1ter Yarabieles @trabl,
Sn bes Mabdens, in bea Sanelines 8uien
1entte a.
@abrlib> ni9ts in bielem 2eten aber a9,
Nus ben fiiben Xraame, ben Natur unS i9enfte,
&uttelt i4pnuneslcS pas raube Qeben wa9. -
Wpblbes Jun8lin9s, mcbl bes Wde9ens trb 'fdem
......, f.. Qeben,
De6en JrIblinsstraum bem s beal entFo6,
QDenn Der @ommer ibnen en- .6rubt eeeeten,
Cie benz tiefen @runbe ibrer 8ruit entlprob e.:
Wobl Gud: tpenn 9br in ben Iaul@un9en bes
.: .a.. .,,,. ..-- 2eben6, ::..-.
Wenn Sbrin ben @tirmen ni9t pas 6ers eeblBt;
Wobl &ub, penn ber Qiebe 9ebnen rii9t ner~
~ sebens, :, f...~
Mo4 bes Qebens 5erba burb 9armunie
eerlaBt!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-06
Yaulas opn Trpmmenba,1itn.
Vpn Dr. @rnlt Bitter.
GprtleSuns.

GprtieBung.
Sdpn friber in ben 3eiten leiner Ser
nor fenbeit batte ct, pie ptes bdufs lelbft
bel natarli6en Meni6en eel@tebt in
man&en Nu9enbliden cine tieie unnennz
Bare @ebnlu6t na4 einem unbeidreibli<
6en Gtwas> cine .frelenoe 8ebmutb> ein
beimltdes 3uriidperlaneen na@ pem per-
lornen Yaraoiea eefablt. Sest mertte e.
pab aQmdblt@ bic laneitveri@loi7ene pforte
pe6 Yarapieie6 fi@ >pieper 1fne uno Elm
besladenper seiitser, ieltser 2uftbaud>
pte barmontl9e GSne aus elmer be1eren
@elt, ibn anmebe. Gr fam ii, einen 3u<
fanp, BEN nur tbr Wieoereebprnen fennet
unp per pen1 natiirlt9en Meni@en pur6
aQeS preoisen ni@t i'm &ntfernteiten be-
9reifi6 gu MAIDEN 1T.
Demun9eabtet parf man nt@t n,einen>
paB er ipsleid ppn Ben erten Gasen ietz
ner nellett 2eftiire an ppn bem npllen
@lanje pe6 @nabenlt6tes an9el9tencn
>porcen lei. Der 5te9 pe5 re@tfertisenpen
@lauben6 iiber ben alten Mran murpe
pielmebr ert na6 nielen 19peren &dn,~
pfen errun9en, @etrib iinp Man1e unz
ter unlern 9ldubisen &elern> bic gang
Mebnli4es an li@ erfabren baben. Da<
rum miro aud teiner per .6etli9en 119
munoern, renn mir 9elteben, pab bel
Trpmmenbaulen 3ureilen nod wp@en<
laa9e 3wildenrdume eintraten> in penen
er feline frcmmen S@riften bel Gette leete
unp pafiir Der Beltluf unp Der @ernunft
iid &pierer III Die Nrme tperfen mollte.
3ettrdume, in benen er ,penteiten6 Don
ben beunrubi9enoiten 3>peifeln semartert
wuroe, pb nt6t uielleidt ba6 MQes, maS
er leie, fral1er llnlnn lei. Seoen Mpraen
mub ia caS auf9ebenpe Gpnnenli9t nit
oem Dunfel Der i6eipenoen Na9t fam>
pfen> ebe Der pole Sag anbre4en fam,
Do@ oer @eif ldBt lein @erf ni9t un<
ppQencet unp bic @abrbeit iieste iiber bic
2use. -.
Der @eiit tunnte unlern 6rommen>
bauien um 70 eber gum S@auplaBe ieineS
Wirfens maaen> alS oerlelbe pprber ni9t
blpb Elm balber, ionpern Elm 9an;er Reli<
9ipnsvera@ter 9e>peien >par. Denn bic
@eni@en, >pel6e immer nod einen 5al~
ben @lauben gu beVBen ii9 einrepen uno
nidt etn1eben> eab pteb 1dlimmer it &pie
raotfaler Ntbeismus unp pab @briitus
ni9t 9etbeilt ,perpen tann bic Menl&en
bic ni&t7 our& bic &e@tfertisune. bee
@laubens bic freie @nooe @pttes erlan=
gen wollen, lunoern .our@ pas, >pas pi,
@elt Gusenp uno &e@tlbaTenbeit nennt
piejenisen, ,pelhe son rer @elt @eroienf.
ppue, @ernanftiSe, Mufsetlarte, fttlt&
Cute 9enannt peroen -71le itnp taun, II,
@tance, 3utritt sur @nace gu erbalten
Il speil ile ibrer ni&t 81 bepdrien meinen
Gs 1T lei@ter, pas Elm &ameel cur@ ei,
NacelSbr sebe, cenn oas iie per 66Qe ent
H. 5Rieben, Eiejenisen pasesen. pel&e aud
ben armicli9en pluncer pes Deismu'
peslperfen unp teinen @ott 9lauben, tein
/ Guseno lben uno coniequent laferbai
fno :--- Te &perpen tpeit eber Dor benz SIR
tbume zee einsebtlreten 1usenoperoienite'
bepabrt flblen am. lei&tefen S&mer
dberr 'ibte @erban,nunsswareistett un
perpen bur& penielbtn sur Gtertifuns 81
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= fInftes aapitel.


Die Apeitel pes 6errn blieben befannt<
lid suerit einise 3eit in 9uoda, unt ibr
balstarri9es @olt ~ betebrer, unp tpur<
ben erit lpdter bet%: einbre4enpen @erfol<
suneen auf Mntrieb b-pe6 @eiifes in ale
2dncer 3erfreut. Daber bielt es paulus
elei@erma6en fir leine pfi@t 3uerf in
ietner 5ein1atb 1ariau, bas nunmebr
Ear,ius tiee, eas Gpan9elium 3u pre-
bisen unp nlutbis idritt er on's CUTE
@ert> ,piewobl e. 1pubtt> bab per Yrppbet
nirsenps >peniser gilt als in ieinen, @a<
terlanpe. Gr beialob> ben Mnfans nit
Dem pfarrer IN fdrlus III MAIDEN. Denn
pieier mar aud Elm blinper Blinpenleiter,
elmer oo,,' .jtren Mietblineen, pie ibre arue
serirrte 5eerpe in ben Ab9runp Der 65Qe
:flbren; Ct tpar, I'm, Mues ;u lasen, Elm
2tbbaber ser 1tb5ri9tsn Bernunft u. Muiz
shdrun9, Elm rottcnaltiirenber @eisbtite>
.ntni4 = ilbrisens ftrtne auf bic blrser<
1li4e @eitBli9teit leiner 6anDlunsen bal=
.teup. Grba1te ME Il, pabtbaft freunp,
l9aftli9tn gtrbdttniHen ,,iit4 feinem pa,
tron 9tfanpen. paulus ftee tbn 20,
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Asenten Der ,,1&linne(ota Staats3situns."
0ninnplrtd.

Asenten Der ,,1ainne(ota !$taatYsituns. F."
Wlinnelpta.
gfem l1lm une Brpwn County ST. Goriter,
g Weter uub Micelet @tp D. 5tian,el,
@t Intbonyu. u. Minniapolis, Ortb u. &noblau9,
@basfa ST. Gper,
Carver ct Rult,
@bafopee QD. 81. Sod,
Mlanfato ST. =. Warr,
5tiu patcr unp gBal5instcn &ts Qb. @9efer,
5atns unc Dato,a Gtp .. @amiet,
5snDer rn 5r. Wiesaue,
@inona unS gDinona 9t9 9r. Slider.
@isconin.
Milmaufee s. g. 8iibner,
@bebpysan s. QB. Blpdi,
Naune q. &it6ie,
Butcrtumn 81. 99ur3,
Nequrn Or. Wenss,
Soma.
@uttenterg @t. 5ollsin>
Dubuque 5Oiepb Dessencorf,
Davenport 6. 8aufmann>
Soma City 8. @pobrleoer,
Burlinstun 81. Mablnser,
Sort Waoi@on 81. @9wa4beim,
asofut GOn1une Sasesr.
SuinoiS.
luineY pb. s. @eYlano,
gbicaso bic 5erren Dpbler unb Grte,
peoria a. pottbpf,
Yeru Jr. aatler>
Solicit 81. BurfY,
Sttpra Mcam Sbneioer,
DeaspiQe s. @rimu,,
Npt S5lnnp 5. 0uber,
@aleua Gb. Shumm,
WarIaw Mpptbefer Stutart.
Mi9igan.
Detroit s. Y6bnlsin,
Mun ylrbor s. Ben9el,
NRunroe Or. Dpr1h.
Mi0puri.
ct. Qoui5 BlaiuS 8allmann,
&entufy.
QpuispiQe gD. Brauumuller.
Sbtp.
Cincinnati 5 m paiiser,
5an,iltpn 9D 5obn,
DAYTON Or. S9ulet,
Gbiutcotbe St.. Nplenfele,
Vortsmputb Satpt YaSler,
Solumtus M JalIs,
5anpusfy 81 BOD,
@lepelano Safpb 99rpeper, Notar.
Xplebp $ yblipps u. @p.,
9fepzyorf.
gfew>gprt 8u9tanbler 8leefl9, 144 6rantfr.
%. 5r, Biesanp, "a @prinefr.,
Groy Sobn Hupp,
sRome 81. Talloot,
9p9eaer Sobn Seerbt> 14e Muunt 9ups.
Duafirt Aug. Yster.
Nemz Serley.
Stewart 81. 6eloer.
psnnlylcanien.
pbilabetpbia s gD Ibpmas,
pittsburs W. Weinbarb,
Grie 81. 5artlet>
puuiuaysburs 5r. Dimes.
MarNldnb.
Baltimore Buhtinrer Se9le.
Diltrttt Columbia.
gDaIbineton 6. gieefelbt.
@irsinia.
&i9monb s DIrFnser.
Siip<Garoltna.
Gbarlenpn 50. @olf II. Martin, q Mar'tUr
Georgia.
MusuRa 81. 5patb. T.. a.. ..
2outianna. a .. u.
9lem< Orleaes 81. Icu9e.
Iennenee.
NVempbis 81. Baum. .--i +
Connecticut. H.
Nem>papen Vb. ap9>
5artfoyt q Y.un9, g.
Siormi9 &br. @inp,
Nem-9onrcu s. Siuicus.
Wtal1a9u1ett0.. j., -
goaon Or. DabL 25 6. DossrRrabs. j
Snpiana. ..
Snbianapcli5 Gler. Meb9er. -''
Ierre 6aut lause> &sa.> ..s.
Naoilon Sol. @4mipt,
Murora 81. Bloom,
3amreneebure peter 9rcpn,
GYanspiQe 81. Mll9.@%
..... .....,,. Californian. .. IL
Can Graneiseu Rarl 5eaberi@.
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The
MINNESOTA A STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
published By S.AML LUDVIGH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price $500 per year.
Price of advertising.
One Square l. insertion, $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths, 500.
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:3sbn 3eilsn uper weniger tilesn einen @quart-
@ab.
Gin Squore Mal, .. $0,75.
Gin Squore 2 Mol '. 1,25.
Gin Square 3 Mal .. 1,75.
Gin Square 4 Mal. i. 2,25.
Gin Squarc fiji 3 Monate $50.
Gin Square fir 6 Mpnate 1000.
Gin Square fir Sabr 1900.
~ @r0bsre Mnseisen ~erben Serbaltni6-
mGBis auf oaS 8i(lieite bere9net unb piertel-
abrli6 SorauSbeaab(t.
~ Beitr1ee werpen auf gerlaneen bcnorirt.
Sumpriltiiebe gfooelletten fnp am meiiten ptQ<
tpmmen. .......,...
Manulcrpte n1ii0en correft unb beutlidb etl4rie-
ben lein, un beadbtet 3u ,pereen. ~, 2"
Ni1tauf9enpmmene @inienbun9en mer>
ben nicbt auriifer(tattet.
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Be0inQuyln1.oIen. i

Die y Winneiota Staatsjettune~ tr>
1beint ieoen 5amltag.
prei5: 3 wei Opllars> in balbiabriser
0prausbe3ablung. ! ~ d" -.
Die Mnnabme Yon ore Nummern perpfi4tet
fir einen san3cn Sabr9ang.
Mtunniren fann man 3u irgenb elmer 3eit bes
Sabres bod tSnnen bic benz Mbcnnement ocran-
aebenoen Nummern ntht r.aebeeianet merben.
Der Sutleripticns= Betrag fanu in Moten it.
seno elmer suten 8ant Ober bel baltidbrisem
Mtonnement, in ~ arttn britaid einse-
19idt werben.
MQe Mittbsilunsen, @elber u. (. ~. Inb 3u
abbrelfren: "a
Samuel Gunpisb, publifber,
Bor Nr. 2445> ct. Taul, Minneiota.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-14
Nos bad.

The following expresses pretty nearly
what every respectable young lady feels
when she first secs stsge dancing g. a
Two unsophisticated country lasses visit
cd NiblC's in New York. during the ballet
season. When the shOrt.skirted gossamer
clad Hymphs made their appearance on the
stage. they became restless and fdgetty.
"Oh, Annie I" exclaimed one, sotto vocS.
"WsIl. Mary"
"It aint nice. / don't like It."
"Hush, the folks will notice you"
81 don't care; It ain't nice, and wonder
aunt brought us 10 such place.
"Hush. Mary, the folks will laugh at you."
Aftef one or two flings and pirouette,
the BlushiAg Mary sdid
"Oh Annie, let's 60: It amt nice, and I
don't feel comfortable"
"Do hush, Mary" replied the sister, whose
own face was scarlet, though It wore IN air
Of determination; sits the 6rst time ever
was at theatre, and suppose it will be
the last, so ! am just going to stay it out II
they dance every rag oif their backs ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-14


In the last volume Of Randall's Life Of
Jefferson, the following anecdote is given %
related by Mr.. Jefferson: ae '5s saI
Whilst the question Of Independence was
bsiore; Congress, It had its meetings near
livery stable. Its members wore short
bteeches and silk stockings, and with hand
kerchieis In hand they we're diligently en-.
plOyed In lashing the flies from their legs
So very vexatious was this annoyance, and
to 60 great an impatisnce did It arouse the
sufferers, that II hastened, IL It did not aid,
in inducing them to promptly afix their sig.
natures to the great document which gave
birth to republic. 3
The anecdote had from Mr.. jefferson at
Monticello, who seemed to enjoy it very
much, as we'll as to give credit to the inHu-
ence Of the flies. He told it with much glee I,
and seemed to retain vivid recollection Of
the severity of an attack from which the on
y relief was signing the paper and flying
from the scene.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-14
g!flis4t(5e:llaue'lyo,:11rI,s',, i !
Father aud NIOlIler.

.tAFS 81 1.a Gh h----@aA ~ tA"ssA7aN ~
Some writer embalmsr these two holy
names in the following beautiful thoughts
"Sweeter praise can never be than that Ioi
q dying parent, as he blesses the hand that
led him from sorrow, and is even now scoth-
ing the cold brow, dsmp with the spray OF
Jordan. And dear the thoughts as your
tears fell upon the sod that covers the grey
headed father, that you were very kind and
loving to him and you gave 'cheerfulIy Of
your abundance, and never caused him to
feel that you were doing charity. .s,, Il ,a5
Never can we repsy those ministering an.
gels we call father and mother. Angels,
though earthly have they ever been, from
the time that Adam and Eve gazed cuPon
their first born, as he slept amid roses, while
the ting fingers, the waxen lids and the cher.
ub form were all ,mysterioustc to them. "se
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other portions Of the system. Bot the skull
is no defence sg.inst the effects Of intem.
psrsnee, o. a vitiased atmosphere, or too
great mental teIL To these, consequently,
the same brsin which has been created in.
sensible to the cut Of knife is fully alive,
and giddiness. hesdache, and spoplectie OPP
PressiOns give ample notice to us to stop the
evil. unless we are prepared to pay the pom
tlty.- London Quarterly.
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Or A NovEL ARKEsr.--A sheriff's Off.
cor In Norwish, made the following return,
lately: "Thsa and there, by virtue, &C.,
I arrested the body of the within named
Quinlan. ID feet LigA. up q w6its oak tree.
In said Norwich j" and one Of the items of
fees, as allowed by the Court, we find reads:
"Paid assistance to climb tree and bring prl-
soner down, Gc.''
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0TIt would seem that the citizens Of
Milwaukee are the most law.abiding people
in the world One Of them being asked why
90 many people were drowned 10 their river,
replied that Il was on scount Of sn ordinance
Of the city which sforbids swimming In the
city limits. When one 81 them slipped ID be
recalled the ordinance at once. and rather
.shau violate II, went cheesially to the bottom
without q struggle. es @a sea =
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ON, 'as not dream when the soul aIts back,
Al the midnight hour on shiniAgttack, 2"
And 'hs not trance when M SoaFs By day;
On luminous wing in tho same bright way; s'.-
And 'tls not the wave OF fairy's wand -a ~
That opos soft roalm In the bright Bsyond--s zas
Like an airy isle on the inanite sea geisqse g
That touches the shores Of the world 70 hO-- II
But the quickened spirit, and conscious heart, g
Gone out on their beautiful Life Apah. '7ss'
There ars gathered The dreams Of ysers long asd,
The loves that were parted, the hopes that were
There are lips ofnusc and forms Of grace, Al ,za,i
That chcored my path for a little space; asyk "a
Hearts that know not, and may not know, - Z
Save by rhythmic chimes as they oteEAoW;,s ~ I
Heroes worshlped, afat, unknown, tls sfrps
Misty and cold on a cloud.lik thtone,- s1S7l'
They descend, ,-with swcetness and majesty riis,.
They walk unveiled In that Beautiful Life. W. 81,
There arc those meet on the crowded street,
With smiles Of welcome and answers sweet, q 81
Thorc arc those who sit by tho houssh old hearth,
Whose llvcs are toned TO Its grief and mlrth,
There arc those whose smiles 10 golden dover,
Whose lightest word Is thing ofpower,-atf s. 'g ,
Bat they como not near In that magical sphere
They would list In vain for its melodies clear
Thcy would faint where its fountains Of
In the beautiful Life live apart! ssj7'i'">aA
There are those pass with avertcd syS, ,,
Nhese feet pause not as my stop comes nigh ); &, 1
There arelthose whose shadows about me GlldS,
Cold rs the yew At the sepulchrc's side; ~
But, oh! they stand In that beautiful Land, ~ w..
Thcy cross its threshold with ousstreAtched hand;
There 10 Error madc plain, there 10 Wrong iofglyen,
And tho Past Is forgot, aud the Present 10 heaven
Eyc answers to eye, as tho heart meets heart. ya
III the beautiful Life live apart. 800 'y'@ '' 'F1
'fis sweet 10 dream, when the storm winds swcep,
Ola far, still isle, where the moonbeamS slsep, \
To turn from earth's gloom to the llmi,lsss skles,
Where God hath buIlded our Paradise |; szsas2
For, oh! 1 know amid shadow aud strIfe,lE ..El =
Thatthe Lifc Apart Is tho Deathless Ltee; a.. '-'
When my feet the cool shorcs OF Eternity press, n.
And put of their burden of earthli moss, s. . .sf
The spirit, immortal, shall find its own, r p ..7r
And shall know in truth, and in truth be known,
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UTHE FoRRxstc "Wk."-Batrsters
have . ludicrous habit Of indentifying them
selves with their clients BY speaking in the
plural number. "Gentlemen Of the jury"
said q lhmihary Of the Western circuit, "st
the moment the policeman says he saw ia
In the tap, | will prove that we were locked
up In the ssation.house, In state Of iAtoxi.
catiot.'
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O1r Sheridan being or 4 Parliamentary
committed. one day entered the room as all
the members were seated and ready for busi.
ness. Perceiving no empty seat. he bowed,
and looking round the table with droll ex-
preston OF countenance. said, "Will any
gentleman nsovs that may take the chGirS"
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@T wish to procure the Biography Of
Pollock" said student to the bookseller
st the corner Of Wster street, Boston. 1--WE
have isnot. sir." was the reply. "Can you
inform me where can obtain It % IL can
moi. cir; bat I dare cay you will End Il in
the Course OF Time" #