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By A. GREEN, Anctinneer.

BY A. GREEN, AHctioneer.
T'RuSTEE'S SALE OF THREE 2-STORY
- FRAME HOUSES AND Lot AT AUcrIoN,-On
ERiDAf the lst day of July next, shall sell, in
front nf the premises, at O'Clock .. m by virtue OF
adeed of trust u the subscriber, bearing Gate the
Sth cay 81 uly, ISS4 and recorded in Liber J. s,
NO. sl ioos 1917, las, l9e and 200, one OF the IA nj
Lecorcs for Washington county, in the District OF
Coiumbla, the following improved property, living
saId. viz: iie
All of Lot No. q, in Square No IT. having from,
on north l., between latR and 18th streets west to-
gether with the improvements, which are three ?
story Frame Houses.
Terms of sale cash.
II the terms of sale not complied with IN thrcr
days of sale e Trustee reserves the rishl to resell
ts ~, w stvns tareo days notice Of such
lngton, at the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser
JOHN p. HILTON. Trustee.
Je<<aWSus GREEN, Auct.
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BY A. GREEN, Anetioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON

by A. GREEN, Anetioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
~ sIENNsfLVANA AVENUE OPPOSITE Browns
HOTEL, AT AyCTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 5th of
July mkt sha'l sell in front of the prem ses al
SIX O'Clock p IN that very valuable property situa
yea on Pennsy yanla avenue, next door west of the
gore OF the Messrs. Parker a. Co., and opposite
Browns Hotel, fronting about twenty seven feet
on the avenue, with depth of one ndred and fffy
Ieet, TO north b street. improved by large and
eommodlous brick Store, Warehouse and DWELL
Ing. The warehouse connects With the store and
fronts on b street. The Lot contains ahout Z an
well built aud in good repair. Persons WISHING ta
purchase handsome property on the avenue will do
wellto attend the sale. "t w
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance IN three
equal payments OF one, two, and three years, the
bearing Interestfrom the day of sale A deed 9iyer
s1e aseS Oh tr9st taken. Title indisPutabe.
jeH-d : = A. GREEN, Auct.
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BY WALL BARNARD. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING LOT
u, i ,, ~ I EIFTH sIREkI , Fast AT AUcTIoN.-On
O'Clock. by virtue of deed of trust dated NAV 4.
lt58, and duly recorded in liber j. A. :, 49, folio
~. VIII sell a. Public Auction. in front Of the
premises, Lot SIX. IN square eight hundred and
thirty six divided into two lots fronting thirty feet
eight and one-half Inches each on the east side of
Fifth street, between ID aad r. streets and running
back one hundred and five feet one inch.
Ier ~ One fourth cash to be pad ON the day Of
interest WI"
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
All convey anclng at the pense of the purchaser
X. w. BARNARD ID. Trustee
Jc I'D WALL Il BARNARD Auct'rS
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MARRIED,

~ MARRIED., ..
By the Rev w. NJ ID RYAN. BEN p. TUROOp
to ANNIE c.. CONNER, Gfthis city.
baltimore papers eopy.) or
June 18th, by the Rev. c.. c. Meador Mr. ISAAC
SMITH to Miss SUSAN +. HAMILTON, all or
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WATCH RETURNs.-Wm- Phipps, disorderiy:
ruled Tor trial this evening. Verandah Penny was
drunk and disorderly, and was taken to the guard
mouse In an almost naked condition. This morn
ing. being unable to give security for better he
naVlor In future, she was committed for 90 DAYS to
dated
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SALE OF COUNTRY SsAr-Yesterday, A.
Green auctioneer, sold the q he farm and country
residence Of the late DIR. Hanson Penn, of Prince
george county, Md. The fam, well-known M
iarrow, > contains about 16N acres Of land. and
Is situated between the turnpike and the railroad
to Baltimore, about four miles from W,sbinnt"u
and one mile from Bladensburg. 1t was mn
chased by ]. p. Magill, Esq, for 500 so per acre
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VIZ HEARD warm debate. yesterday, between
two lazy uns, who have nothin., better to do n i,
hot weather, as to whether the word ..oyer, could
be used in the sense Of ON account Of" Dispu-
tant No. elaimcd that such definition is not
laid down by Webster; whilst disputant No. ,, In
reply, uiumphantly spouted such quotations as
Joy in Heaven over Il sinner repenting;" Weep
fng over the loss Of a departed friend.p We lef.
them seated on cold grind-stone, arguing the
Joint.
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MARSHAI'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of ferI
t t'A facIas on Judgment of condemnation issued
District ofColumbIa for the COUNTY of Wsshinston
and to me directed, will expose to public sale for
GUaHsn, IN 'front.' OF the auction room of Edward 3.
IuESDAY, the 18TH day of July, 1879, commencing
AS 20 clock a. M, the following goods and chattrls
ahd 'nements, TO wit, viz Fra ne Shanty, on the
land near the great reservoir of Washington Aque-
nmnct, ana boxes Tools, consisting of CrOwhars,
PICKS, and ShovelE, seized AID levied upon as the
goods and chattcls and tenement of b. r. Paxton
ana MaTsaret Mclang hin, garni shoes Of J. ~. My
sold to satisfy yudcials No. la, to October term
1859, IN favor OF Beall d Shoemaker.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
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DEATH OF WAsHISsrosIAN,--Lieut. Simeon
3 Bassett, U. s. Navy; Of sthis city, a gentleman
OF fine qualities Of mind and heart, died suddenly
on board his vessel, the brig Bainbrisiye, on the
otn OF May, and on the 9TH he was Inferred in the
honors A company OF marines, large uumbe,
on American and English officers of the NAVY
and many American citizens attended the IA
neral; The service was performed at the GENE
terry by Rev. William Goodfellov. nasto, cS th.
American church - - '''e
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TAKE NOTICE.

~ TAKE NOTICE.
NOTICE ~ hereby given to tho owrers of al
lots or part of lots, which front tho south sid
OF Dunbarton street betw7' Hlg street an Mont-
gomery street In treOrEetown, H. u, that thew are
required by an ordinance of the Co pnration said
town,apprOyed juno 2tst 1872 to pave tic tuotway
they have not heretofore been paved, and pavo
such as are not now IN good order, before the list
y" made TO the entire width of the footway, whsre
s no ioas nave Deen imP,ovcd an. he width Of
the curbing on the entire line of sand footwa, are
In any manner defec'lve or out of order they must
be repaired IN a utaba manner The paving and
c9.hing must be done according to the'legal rade
of the street. The whole work m,Ist BE- done with
the best tsrlais and properly executed or it will
be rejected 10y tho undersigned, aud the work will
bn done by them in suitable manner the cost of
the said owners. -fI-.00-
Sh uld the said owners, or any of them, fail to
have their footwsys mpiete by the LIST day of ATf
gust na2t, the snbsorbers wI then proceed to have
tho work DONE and will pay for the out of the
tax which has already been posed for that pur-
pose III. ADDISON, Mayor. =
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
WSw mi stn
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MARSHALS SALE.-In virtue OF a writ of 6eri
CUT Court of tho District of Columbia for the coun
" of WASHINGTON and to me directed, will EXPOSE
door of said county ,on WEDNESDAY Y, the 18th day
OF June inst, 1859 at u o'clock M, the following de-
claim and interest in and to Lots Nos. s, g. and s.
IN Square west of Square No $685. in the CITY of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and sing,,sr
the himProvsmsnts thereon seized ard levied upon
sold 10 satisfy Judicials No g. TO NAV term. iese
In favor of Thomas III. Hayden. 1872
w SELDEN, Marshal
jeoh for the District of Columbia
until WEDNESDAY next, the 9Th of July, same
hour ana place.. w. SELDEN,
Je 29-ts Marshal for District of Columbia
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CAMP MEErINGs.-The members Of the Metho-
dist denomination arc making Preparations for the
holding Of their peculiar camp meetings. We see
notices given Of seven to he held I'm the MARYLAND
district OF the Methodist Protestant Church. all of
them early in the month of August. The camp
grounds, being distant from large cities, are not
liable to Interruption by disorderly persons, aud
arrangements will lie made with a view to the
comfort Of those who visit the camps I'm u proper
manner.
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p GSEEk Aq SN ss srp

VALUABLE PROPERTY On sTH STREET
Sksrr rETwENS NORTH l. AND STREETs AT
ATIfTi ,n FRIDAY, the 9th instant, Shall
Of Lot No. ", in square No lol, HAVING font TO- O.,
inc %es H. ,ds Q, sth street Of thirty feet two
With FL ~ aeptn OF ninety nine feet four inches
Morse, containing ten or eleven rooms, &c.
palue. f' oi'i"n'ihs III
Terms, One.third cash balance in 6, H. and IS
months, for notes bearing interest 4 deed given
jyl-d a GREEN Auc,
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EXHIBITION AT THE SMITHSONIAN, THIS EVE
siNe.-The Annual Exhibition Of the Washington
select School, under the charge Of Mr.. Samuel
Kelly, will take place at the Smithsonian, this
evening, on which occasion a number of rising
Demosthenes, and Ciceros, win address the public,
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THOS. ]. FISHER, Trustee.
je h-saw&ds j. e. MCGUIRE q CO, Aucts,

BY J. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
UNRUSTEES SALE OF VAIuAB r. RIJII ID
y ING LoTs IN PRINTING OFFIcE SoUARENOn
FRlDAf AFTERNOON July LIST, at O'clock
on the premises by virtue OF decd Of trust TO the
subscriber, dated May 7th 1857, and duly recorded
N LibeG A. s., No. lS9 foos 3s5, ct seq, one Of
the land records for Washington county, in the
District of Column a, shall sell Lot No a. in sub
division OF Square No. GA. fronting Is feet at the
corner OF LIST street west and north street. running
lack $50 feet inches TO a twenty foot alley and
containing S,2seH square feet.
Also, Lot No. ~, in the subdivision of the same
square, fronting q feet north streets, bstwcen
lSt street west and north Capitol street, running
Ing 86 square feet,
Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. II, Is,
81 50 and IS months, with interest ed by deed
In trust on the premises.
THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
je l0-2aw&ds ]. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts'
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FOURTH OF JuLY CELRBRArTeN.-The Ryland
Chapa Sunday School propose to celebrate the 4,h
OF July ny giving picnic at Roach-s Spring
The ladies' Of the congregation promise to furnish
good dinher to those who may see ut to accom-
p1ny them on tue occasion, and on the whole the
excursion bids fair to be Of the most pleasant
that will take place from the city on that day.
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A NUMBER Of fishing clubs have been formed
during the past week, for the purpose Of visiting
the hshing shores upon the Potomac during the.
coming Season. Fishing tackle, and the many
little articles required by such parties for their
pleasure and convenience, have been In demand
At Intervals during the season, the little creeks
and iniets upon the Potomac from the Little Falls
to the mouth Of the river, will be occupied by
those pleasure parties.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL BARNARD Auctioneer..
II AkGE SALE OF FAMILY GROCERIES.
rRn MrXyfs M L,3uoRs, &c. :, AT AucrroN -on SAT,
In IN ;MOkNlNG, I'd July, at 10 o'clock, we
~ sen, IN front OF our Auction Rooms corner 4
>, l, sefe.t and Pennsylvana avenue, a stock OF
Rarre,s Rcssries Vines Lie aors, a comprising
Dung n son and Black Teas, Buckets
pnown ~, Fancy, and Chemical Soaps,
Boxes mustard, Vermicelli. Blsokinr
~ eases Claret and Hook Wines,
r'uhes, Aimonds. Cream Nuts ard Dates,
~ Kegs " hate Lead and Zinc Pant
Slothes Pins, CAYENNE and Cocoa,
bcfes Brandy and WHISKY,
% demIiehns Brandy, a good article,
pMST! rlnss Brandy, Whisky, Muscat and Malaga
R;m Cigars, different brands
will be sold VI o''oi "ioSe'ies' hoi "hich
tte rms: $50 cash; over that sum a credit of 81
aiiu o. ua}s Tor approved endorsed notes,
~ III WALL.
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GRAND FOURTH-oF-JuLT EXCURSION Down TIKI
POroMAc.-The steamer Powhatan will make
grand Fourth-of-July Excursion TO Piney Point
Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving here
on Sunday morning. This trip certainly affords
one Of the most pleasant modes of spending the
fourth that conld possibly be enjoyed For fun
particulars Of the excursion, see advertisement in
another column.
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-i0'At 1T. MAKI's COLLEGE.-From friend
M -, 'a' quite eoncOurse of stranger rs assem-
-. Mtdnssd1y at Mount ST Mary's COLLEGE
q tie Md, TO be present at the exercises
ayt.a ~ onIsfred upon B. Il. RiordapI Of Wa
hiiwsnL,.' u q Is Baasen aud p. Hennessv- Of
q CiSrla,:!i Melntire, Of Pa, Jos FitI@s;,IS ~
NY an =. u Forbes and T.. r Anstin| -
ssiysd The degrseofIaa young gentlemen also re-
anos. ~. % distinguished gentletn.o , n.y.
e. Aaron,I r.. " DR. BAILEY, late Editor Of
y Tie vander6ilt, due S so-d "a arrive at New
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NEMBER Of the Odd Fellows Of this city pro
pose TO visit Martinsburg, Va, on the Fourth Of
July to participate in the odd Fellows celebra-
ton there on that day. They will 90 By way Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and those in.
Tending to join the excursion REQ uested to meet
at the Hall, on Seventh street, this evening to
MIKE the necessary arrangements
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by J. G. MCGUIRE l. Co, Auctioneers.
PARCHMENT SALE OF HAY in THE
TER MM,nr HnS9NIAy GRoUNps.-On TUESDAY Az
sne Smthsonian institute, shall sell about %
excellent Hay, to be removed within three
Dy oIaer OF the COmmisslonNr of Public Build
ihss. Wy Idl j. C. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
~ u Mcguire & CO, Arctioneers.
V'NO NERf DESIR ARI.E BUILDING OTIS
nohhI AUcrIoy.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
sb.i sniy 9Th at s1f O'Clock, the premises,
MeSHdl sell, without reserve, Lots Nos Ia and 49,
IN pavidson's subdivision of 50 uare No 2iS. front
t ng enGs twenty i've ct on Vermont avenue be
one hundred feet TO fifteen feet alIey
Ihese Lots are beaut fully located for residences
IN n yery deslTabl 9 and healthy eighborhood com
mandiDs hne view of the surrounding eity
TeTms: one-third cash the residue in and Il
on the premises. ~ " "'sN IN ''uS'
jv1d j. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Apct,rs.
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTBRNOON . M MoPpoV

- 0oNA4O1 6AL0. .,
THIS AFTBRNooN 3 TO-MoRRoN.
By WALL & BARNARD, Aoet,one,T,
HANDSOME TwO.sToRY AND ATTIC
aG fsb bs9 GE ri iSsfs
AZ o'clock, we vl sell, in front Of the premises
Lot H. Square 2<7, fronting ~ feet on 18th stree;
west and running back 100 feat 10 an alley, and i'm
attic Frame Dwelling, having attached a good eel
lar, Puap IN the yard Ard Is situated in one of the
most piea.snt and Improving parts of the city.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance IN 6, u, 70 and
q noaths; with in.ere-t. a deed given and q deed
ie n WALL q BARNARD. Auc.s.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WsRp-Under and
by virtue OF certain deed OF trust, bearing date
the 18th day OF April A. n. 1861. and duly recorded
one Of the land records for Washington county, in
the District OF Columbia the undersig ned, Trus-
tees Will sell at Public Auction, front of the
premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of June, A.
J. o, TO- II, H. Is u, Is rs, AMI IL. in Square No.
70 IN the city OF Was hing ton together with all the
improvements.
This location is rapidly enchancinS IN value, and
Terms One-third In cash, and the remainder in
Tour eqOal pay ments at SIX, twelve. eighteen, and
twenty Tour mouths alter dato. with interest,"
cured hy deed OF trust, to the satisfaction of the
Trustees.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
i've days from the day Of SALE the Trustees reserve
the rght to RESELL at the risk and cost OF the first
AL coaveyaDces at purchasers cost.
-E GHAS: ABBOTT, q r,r.,a.s
,--. VIM, III. WARD, ifus'ees'
JeiS-SaW2w J.C. MCGUIRE CO., Auct'rs.
" THE ABOVE SAFE Is POSTPONED
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Hon ICE: ICEm ICEm
Il ok The better accommodation Of oa,so,. ,o;a
t M III she North<n Liberties, w ton l hay.
1911 h TOOTH - ath street near the Market Honse
w f, pure BOSTON ICE can be had at ali So1r.,
vi Nie uas, IN quantities 70 sult purchasers
;,, WALTER Cooley, corner
le -2-zw Green and DumbartOn SIS Gcorgein
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~ oArHAS BoTs' picnic at Arlington. yes
" was great success, we are harry to say
- h'iage Present was exceedingly large,
hsrny ~ nav n sui more TO the point, not an nm
,I -uiafiy well sustained from .he ira ART
.i,s Iound up 10 the tine Of the unwilling
p,.S s,.aNsi homeward at night The promised
rs ~ 81 me day were fully carried out; the
M ~ Peasant; and all things conspired 10
lIttr eaI to go OF well for the benr III OF the
o,ss, pIei.ueSs eRes. TO Father q 'TooIe and the
sriy,s - gentlemen who exc; ted them
-. hJoya5ie tn the visitors aud prr,,raIs N, tbs
~ exceeding credit is due: but we ar. .n,,.
iai, is .Ss .;Ss rewarded Tor their pains
such an abundant p-cnniary retI,rn P' 'a0eS anu
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

she finds she can't turn The joke On ns 10
that way" And with this consoline r.
Aection, he went about HE business ~
usual. The morning sams. s.and noon and
pight-but not the lady. But he thought
she was only trying him. and determin.
cd to keep It up. The next day passed.
and the next, and 90 till a week had
flown by. and still the quondum Mrs.
Jones returned not. Then, unable to
bear her absence any longer, be wen. in
search Of her. sss sl a
AT the door of her fathers house hs
met a gay company. and in the midst he
observed the object Of his solioitude, lean.
ing fondly on the arm Of a young man
whom he recognised as a former rival
and receiving warm congratulations from
those about her. One glance was enough
to reveal the awful truth to the astoun.
ded joker. shs had just married another,
and was lost to him foreverl He had
played of one joke too many for his
peace! @5s 7h g-H
We can pity the poor fellow but our
verdict must be, "served him right"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

A Western Description Of waltziug.
The following dsgusreotype We find in
the 81. Louis advocate: h
"Look, lookv said half dozen pretty
faces one night. as we sat leaning against
the outside Of tho ball room. We did
look alas for our poor modsstyi we ought
not to have done 80. "If my children
were among thsm, I'd whip them well for
1t. Yes, if they we've full grown, I'd
give them the hickory So said the wife
Of one Of our princes, a. she turned a.
way IN disgust. Let me describe little
1t the public may look, certainly it may
read. though ii run. A group of splen-
did ones is on the floor, and lovingly ma
ted. The gents encircle their partners
waists with one arm. The ladies' and
gentlemen stand closely face to face. The
gents are very erect and lean . alittle back.
The ladies lean . little forward. Gnu
sie.) Now al. wheel andwhirl, circle and
curl Feet and hesl Of gents 60 rip rap.
rip tap, rip. Ladies' feet 60 ippity.sp.
tippisy-tip. tip. Aaa6 ael eaa III
Then all 60 rippity. clippity, slippity'
tippity. scippity. hoppity, jumpity, bum-
pity. thump. Ladies fly of by centrifu.
gsl nome ntum. Gents pull ladies hard
and close. They reel. swing, slide, look
tender. look silly, look dizzy. Feet fly,
tresses fly, hoops fly. dresses fly, all ay.-
1t looks tuggity. hugity, pullity, squeeze
ty. pressity, rublty. rip. The men look
like cross between steelyapds and 'lim>
ber jacks beetles and jointed KS. The
maidens tuck down their chins very low.
or raise them exceedingly high. Some
smile. some giggle, some frown. some
sneer, and all sweat freely. The ladies'
faces are brought against those of the men
or into their bossens. breast against breast,
noss against nose; and toes against toes.
Now they are again makssg sosnd. like
Georgy .porgy. aee'y.peery. ddy-pidey.
This dance is not much
but the extras are glorious II men
were women there would be no such dan
cling. But they are only men. and SO the
thing goes on by wonan's love Of it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

A Coon Excusx FoR Gome 10 SEA.--A
year or two since Capt. Hacssaff. well
known in New York 40 commander, al
one time. Of the stBlaek Ball" line Of
Liverpool packet ships, WAS on q visit to
our city, and in . couvsrssticn with .
friend spoa the hasdships incident to The
life Of . sailor, said that he never heard
Of but one man who had good excuse
for going to sea. On being asked who
that man was, the captain replied. NOAH;
for" said be. VI de old chap Aad re-
ssaiss6 owsfes IL sesId Aan bsss dreUn-
cdr" h ssv e4 4&
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15
A GOOD UNION SONG.

God b!sas the good cid thirteen States.
God bless the young ouss too.
Who cares for musty birth day tlasesf
God bless them old and new.
The old ones first our freedom gained,
In bloody fights of yore,
The young ones have their rights maintained
As the old ones did before. Haass
OF South, or North. or East or West,
Twin sisters all they be:
The mother nursed them at her breast,
'8 And that was Liberty. AfiD D9 lFa
And may the wretch whose hand shall striv,
To cut the vital thread,
Be scorned while in this world alive,
And sco-ned when he 10 dead.
Now, fill the lowl with Natures wine,
Let's drink "God save the King" '
The only King by right divine.
The Sovereign People King;
For they're the only King / own,
All others I despiss;
But God that reigns on Heavens throne.
The King that never dies, .
Oh! may that scepter wide extend
Der every land and sea.
Without beginning. without end.
And conquer to set frsel g-e a.sEla
Till freedoms banner stands alone, Y.
A beacon in the sky, @ ..,..
And nd other Lord shall own, ,,..-s.
But he who rules on high.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15
A Thrilling Revolutionary Incident

A Thrilling kevOlutiOnary Incident.
Mr.. J. 7. HeadIy is publishing in a
weekly newspaper, "The Diary Of Chap
lain in the Army Of the Revolution, y
from which We extrSst the following:
AT the battle Of Bunker Hill, as the
British were passing through Charles
town to the attack, Q soldier entered .
house where the husband lay aiok. His
wife. who was young and beautiful hear
ing the soldier in the next room, went 10
meet him. He immediately addressed
insulting proposals to her. Being angri~
y repnlsed. hs attempted violence. when
her screams aroused her sick husband
from bis bed. Nerved with the sudden
excitement he lesped up, and seeing his
wife struggling in the. arms Of British
soldier, ran him through the.hody. The
man fell back on the floor, and his eyes
met those Of bis destroyer, he shsieked
out. my brotherl'' The recognition
was mutual and with TIA exclamation Il
have murdered my brother," the over
excited husband fell dead on the corpse.
These unhappy brothers were Scotch
men. One had emigrated to America
several years before. the other had Join.
ed the English army. and after . long sep.
aration thus met te perish together"