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giTfv EARS AGO.
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by ", y. GALLAGHER.

a song OF the early times out West.
Aud ouf green Old forest, home. -
Whose phasant memories freshly yet.
Acsoss tac bosom conel
a song for the fte j. aud glailsone life,
liz thoss early days we led,
WithS q teening sell beneath our feet.
And d smiling heaven DER head!
on the waves q life danced merriIy,
And had a joyous faw, I I ftJ. IiJs{
II the days when we were pioneers.
Fifty years ago. lGaEs n
Dae zhanis the shot, -the glorious chase,
The captufed elk or deer;
The camp, the big bright fire, and then
Tha rich aud wholesome cheer,
rhe sweet sooHd sleep al dead OF night,
Bysour camp fire piaaiDg high,
gnbroken by the VOLTS long howl,
Aud the panther springing by.
0hl merrily passed the time, despite
Our willy Indian foe,
SIN heslays when we were Pioneers
,ssss Fifty years ago. eu
.
Weshunned not labor; when twas done
We wrought withright good will:
And for the homeswe won for them,
Our children bless US still.
Weiyedv not hermit lives, but oft
Iussocial converse met;
Aud ires of love were kindled there,
That burn as warmly yet.
Obi pleasantly the stream of life
Pnrsued its constant flow,
ssssInE the days when we were Pioneers
Fifty years ago. ,.--..
Ne felt that We were fellow men;
Ae6feltptEatzwe we were q band,
Sustained here in the wilderness,
~ heavens upholdiag hand -
And when the solemn Sabbath came,
Va gathered in the wood. .k
Apd lifted up our heartsia prayer h
To0od, the. only good. 1
Orr temples then were earth nd'sky;
None others did We know,
ssssi In the days when we were Pioneers
80 - Fifty years ago.
Our forest life was rough and rude,
AEnds,dangersele closed Us round; s'e-a
But here amid the green old trees,
We freedom sought and found. = -
or Through. our dwellings. wintry blasts
Would rush with. shriek and moan; s..
Wscased not, though they were frail, n,
W.. felt they were our aowu.e 50 as,e
on free abd manly lives We led. Fa a.s'
Mid yprlurs or midsuow, ~
IN. thSiinys when We were Pioneers
FIFTY years ago. ,asasH ,.9s-
But now our course of life is short,
And as from day TO day,
We're marching on. with halting step,
And faintiug by the way. s4
Another land, more bright than this,
To our dim sight appears, ,a.'e Fne. g
Aud on our way to it well soon .@
Again he pioncsrs, vorrsA1 -
Yskshile~we lingerawe may all rI-aar d
! Aabsekwardglsnce still throw, avs - s'a
- TO thedays when we we're Pioneer.
X asFiftg years ago. ~ a s,sa 80 S, -,s.
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J aH * rich hing is told Of one tht

~ "A rich thing told of one the
b,hoys that IS the best illustrations of OBJ
lisiense eontentlnent We bad ever heard. -
He &had been outsfor drive fora few
miles In the country, where all pleasure
seekers ges and was on bis s,return to the
city alone. Coming to steep andmud-
sAyassent the tugs parted, and the horse
reached The stable in safety. Oar, hero,
being happy and contenied, gave vent to
bis feelings in song. AT this moment a
Pssserby.hailed- biu' with, 'Haiioa. what
are you doing .here?n d3eenlto s.
Mc~-secn the telephan,--hic-and nov
I'm going home Lhic--do you mind, tba
splda hoss---takc -suthin n-7hicn Well, bu
swhereis your horse2', Horse be d ------7l
- >-hics -Aniuch as Il can do to take care 0
1fhe v3gon4Sh c.. sssilat sss.-. iq ssse --li
- .SsEf 9sEf ss3eI FE.sI s,ss trs u asHs9 fsaG
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-05-12
4 s,puNKY GIRL:LThc Farmihgtor
Ohreniele tails p s.ory ofone Of the Frank.
I'm fy,unfv Dir uho 10 u;nr ottandol a

Ohreniele tals story ofone Of the Fran k
lin County girls. who. having attended q
county concert in q neighboring, town,
with q young gentleman from .Massachu-
.sse6ks. aiscoseredson hewa} home that her
.arVmpaaioa had been patronizing the bar
too freely. She. immediatelysordered him
yjso,step the horse left The sleigh. in spite
ofthe 9enitene tears Of her gallant
was not so druifk but he felt the disgrace
J Of Bis position Aand, by permission OF
the tcamstef, mounted passing load o.
boards, and rode to the nearest house
where slie staysa until the mail stage
sscsme alopg, insthe afternoon, when shs
took passage to Farningtor, from whence
slhe following N corning. she hired private
szeonseyanceAaad returRcd home.
e.-. Served him right. q ss - 's's'"F
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The parsons face got into rather Gu
nous confusion as he passed on.
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Miscellaneous,
WORTH READING.

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ID An Insurance Company in Baltimore no,


ID An Insurance Company in Baltimore now
take risks on rents.
" A young man was lately arrested In Penn
sylvania for stealing a horse. He confessed the
crime, stating that he knew Of other way 10 uet
rid az woman who wrs constantly impoTtunfn NO
him to marry her. Between a wife and ths
prison, he chose as he believed the lesser of two
evils. VI wv
III suit IL now pending before MAGISTRATE
IN Detroit by the husband OF a lady vho was 70
FUSED admission to public lecture, the price OF
%hicn was - cents, which, being duly rendered
oy her, was refused, and so cents demanded on
the ground that she would occupy two seat,
Uf Billy Ross, a noted advocate Of Tanner,
ance, recently lectured in Newark. K,or conptv
Tenn and took the place by storm Over two
hundred Joined the Temperance Society and On
signed pledge never to permit liquor to be sold
IA tne1r town, except for medical purposes All
the liquor in the place was bought and burred
ana nose VINO Fad been engaged in the traffic
=. VI weIl-known clergyman OF Boston. who
II slateo, has been prayed for al more than one
evangelical meeting of late that he miyht h.,
brought to different condition of mind in Ssn,rd
totneoiogicel matters, has certainly during the
winter and spring, been no ordinary sufferer ia /,
Pnys1cel or Job-like sense lie has been "A, icted
ouIing that season with no less than fftv boiIs
AID one abscess
W Tie Warren (Trumbull county, Demo-
crat says that the Mahoning Plank r DAD Compa-
ny prosecuted Mr.. Harmon Lewis for rsfusinU IN
pay ,ou-one cent. The suit before the Justice
iesuiteo In nue. Of IS being assessed uDon the
defendant. The defendant appealed And tbe
LON mon Pleas Court, afi med ths decision of
tns Justice motion for new trial was denied
eho tndi sas gone up on appeal TO the District
Sou'' Inc costs already amount to over 500
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EVENING STAR.
THE STORY OF KING.

Dedicated TO an Emperor.
BYJAMBs MACK.
What srs those people readins!"
eaId Frederick, h df al nd,
While, standing at the WINDOW,
ne saw an eager crowd.
High on wall adjoining
"A paper had been stuck;
ine peor le stood on tip toe
10 read, with wonder struck.
One OF his six-foot guardsmen
w no head him, answered, "Sire,
your Majesty permitting,
has sen TO inquire"
Soon, flushed with Indignation,
The guard returned see
lis al atreclops LIBEL
Upon Jour Majesty"
TIE King took out his snuff box,
With more OF smile than fTuvn-
"A libel, my good fellow
Wei, go, and take II down
Yes, Sire;'-"Friend, stop moment
nm 1ou u take IL down. indeed;
But Just TO place IL lower,
90 all with ease may read"
It's done-aroand the soldier
amazed the people stand,
And question of his doings-
HIS by the Kings command.
He cares not W hat is written,
Or said, by friend or foe,
tonGent TO ask his people,
ARE these things true or no"'
abey spurned away the libel;
Its wOrGs had lost their weight
thunder rolled to hesven-
Live Fre1enck the Great"
Now, this was not the weakness
OI good natured foOi-
Ii was the manly wisdom
OF one tnat knew to rule.
Thou who to France hast given
Her former power and glory,
Complete thy own, by taking
The moral of my story.
Trust in thy self and people
In fines and prisons .ess-
10 make all libels harmless
Gtre freedom to tAs Pr,ss
Homs yoxYn1l
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On the petition Of lsaac Crosset. of Bennington,
Vermont, praying for the extension of patent grant
ed To him on the LIST OF July 1874. for Improve
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years from the expiration Of said patent, whoh
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In pursuance oflav, ], yAMRs BUCHANAN. Presi-
dent Of the United States Of America do hereby de-
clare and make known that pubic sales VII be held
Of Kansas at the periods hereinafter designated. to
wit:
At the land ofice at LFconProN, COMMENCING on
Monday the hfth day Of July next, for the disposal
Of the pubic lands within the following named town.
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season, generally has The effect of bringing host
of pI"fessedly rev specifics, and while some ar
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NJ no. bV'
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF
AL.ABAMA.-NoticeI 10 hereby given that the Lard
Once at Huntsville. in the State Of Alabama, WILL
on and after tho 10th day Of May next. be open to
the sale at private entry and location of all vacant
public lands embraced in the foliowins townships,
which were subject to entrv and location prior to
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had been Withdrawn as probably falling within the
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viz
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