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no HOUSE BUIT.DERS,

JINGLE BARKER has At his Hardware and
Stove Store the largest stock Of Locks,
Latches. Bats Re-, ever offered in Kansas, and 1t
such figures that You can make il quite an object
70 bus II his store. sign the Big Tea Kettle.
Lawrence. Juno sth. lssa = -
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,os G.sw, Browne,

sosG.sWs BreWnssE
a IIORNEY AT LAW. 0onmission~(o for az
~. 4 = 2e goS5Asn hGes. Bounty Land and PEN
SION AGENT. and General Agent for the pur-
chase and sale Of Real Estate, location Of Land
t10aips:iu HEEsIpozPxzEDon BrrEpuro, ssc-
AA6n1f. LsHriles, Kansss.s - . lElL Z
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CHARLES III. BRANscOMBE,

ae iaag ss Attorney at Lar,
DARTICULAR attention given to Land es:s'
L Lawrence, K. T.. April II, 1853.
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Laurence. sspt. |. lsss. s Z. :,
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Land Warrant,

ITO LOAN, for Thirty One Dollars less than nj
l. Lccompton. Also, Money to loan on real
estate security. BIZ II. N. SIMPSON,
Lawrence. June 10. ls5s-tf Notary Pueblo.
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THE
BRITISH REVIEWS,
~ AND
Blackweod's Magazine.

These Periodicals ably represent the three
great political parties Of Great Britain-W hig.
Tors and Radical-but politics forms only one
most profound writers on Science. Literature,
Morality and Religion, they stand, as they ever
have stood, unrivalled in the world of letters.
and the professional man. while 10 the intelli-
gent reader Of every class they furnish q mere
correct and satisfactory record Of the current
literature of the day, throughout the world. than
can be possibly obtained from any other source.
Early Copies.
The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value to
these Reprints, inasmuch as they can now be
placed in the hands of subscribers about rs soon
as the original editions.
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Hnmpton q Denmnn.
L. McARTHUR.

A TT0RNEY, Lecompten, K. r. Will prae
II tice in the District Courts; and attend q
contested claims in the Land Once. Ofice oppo.
site American Hotel. lyH esl.l a
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Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad.
rs 81 20. MI: -;
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Open 100 miles West of Hannibal and So miles
East Of st. Joseph.

Open 100 miles West of Hannibal and 81 miles
East Of st. Joseph.
ON and after Monday. November 10Th, trains
" will leave Hannibal Station for the end of
the track at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, there connecting
with the U. 5. Mail Stage Line for St. Joseph,
Kansas and Nebraska.
Returning trains arrive at Hannibal in season
TO connect with the Evening Packets for st.
Louis
Passenger train leaves St. Joseph for end Of
track (ncar Hamilton ut A. NJ, connecting
with Stages for Hannibal.
Passengers leaving st Joseph las above) arrive
in HannIb bal next day Mt $50 p. NJ, and in St.
Louis the following morning.
Tickets for Hannibal (sI3) and for St Louis
(sl6) can be Obtained at the Office on Fourth
street, st. Joseph. Mo.
JOSIAH HUNT, Chief Eng'r and Sup't.
ID. G. SAwIN, Assistant Superintendent.
Jan Is ls59.
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whitney House,

NO. sNEW HAMPSHIRE ST. LAWRENCE,
Kansas z. L. WHfMY. Proprietor. Sta
gss arriYe md depart frpn- this house. dsi y 10
al para q the Territous- a. Is t5sgsssa
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JAMES CHRISTIAN. J
CURISTUaNkLANE.

A TT0RNEYS AT LAW. Office, DuneAi,
hBuilding, Lawrence, Kansas TerritoR.
They ore Commissioners for all the Wbs,erl
States. They will attend to collections in Kan
sas, Nebraska. Western Missouri and Iowa
Mr.. Christian having had large experience ia
the business, will attend TO making invest
ments In Town property and Lands. lie will re-
ceive for loan or sale, land warrants at fair
percentage vec -
The Kansas struggles being over, Mr.. Lane will
devote himself eScinsiceiy 20 tho practice. and
trusts b. strict attention to business. to rceev,
a portion Of the business Of the people Of Kan
sas. 81 ..- ...
January 10th. 1s5s. ' mayGOh
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMERICAN HOTEL,

B. c. BROOKE, Proprietor.
Cor I'd and Haldeman Sts.. Leeompton.
HAVING refitted and completely renovated
Ii the above Hotel. it is now one Of the most
desirable stopping places in Lecompton.
There is commodiOus siabling and plentiful
supply Of hay and grain attached to this Hotel.
Of the TERRITORY. Aug. %.
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ass BtRLtNsAME, KIT
re- r..,:1 IT,. o.,

THE Mills at this point have been ;n...
full operation for the last six month. NJ, ileesui
CINE and other maqhipery il Of the hrst ne u,
which more Is now being now added WssntsI .
Sri.t nh Ian. and belt for making supsrn. h
LAT. s0M IsDs s T soon hhaaos Shns
lineame is one Of the live towns Of KanVe. het,
ing crest Inducements to capitalists - orsr'
and business men to settle. The nros ~ iaSes;
business, with the facilities and apnI;s,ssu "a
building, and making pleasant home ~;,Ss fq
society, are not surpassed By any lhtefo, v, 80
Burlineame. May 2. 1851. SANNlfF
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GENERAL LAND AGENTS. and DEALERS
" IN LAND W ARRANTs, Lecourptop, KaDsas:
Once, one door south of the Executive Once.
VIII attend TO all business connected With the
Land Once. entrusted 20 their care. -,-.s.
PToof Papers, &c.. viii be made out Free Of
charge, for Pre-emptors who purchase Land
warrants Of us. We have been engaged for the
past year IN preparing the necessary Proof
LAND WABRAsTs Of all sizes for sale, and in
al cases fully guaranteed. Land Warrants also
loaned on Time, at usual rates. ml:tf
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Johnson HOUSE,

Lawrence, Kansas.
THE proprietors having taken the above Hotel
L for n term of years, and having RENTED and
liberal share of patronage from the travelling
public. The prOpriet0rs fatter themselves that.
from past experience in Hotel keeping. they will
be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor them with call.
an. iBiEIAacckSLIDGE,l Preprfs'o''.
NJ Stages leave this Hotel daily, for all parts
Of the TERRITORY. A good Livery and Sale Sta
bic is connected with the House.
Lawrence. June l2. IS52
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WHO WANTS A FARM.

THE subscriber has2, geo acres of land in Doug
l. las. Lykins, Anderson, franklin, and CoHey
counties, X. T., worth from IS to SO per acre.
Also, one span of horses, wagon and harness, and
one single borse. Town shares in Delaware,
Doniphan, Quindaro. Manhattan, Cottonwood
Falls, GEORGETOWN. Pleasant Valley Mt. Gil
cad; Pottowottomie city, &c. &c. all Of which he
wishes to sell low for cash or exchange for good
property in Lawrence. Would like 60 eontract
for the erection OF from one TO a dozen houses
in Lawrence and pay for the same in any of the
above property. S. n. WOOD.
n. b. Farm claims. pre-empted land, town
shares, city lots &C., constantly on hand and for
sale BY - INCH 201 Stafford 4 WOOD.
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CYrus Ta1or.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and commissioner Of
IA Deeds for Iowa and New York. Particular
attention given to procuring and locating land
warrants, pre;empting claims. DC. Office at
0sawatomie Kansas. 'ii
Nov % 1886
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Or How an old maid always eyes a
single gentleman ? She looks at him As
she does at dog in dos. days, wondering
whether be attends to bite.
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Claim. Fer sale.

T HAVE SEVERAL GOOD CLAIMS on
hand for sale in which there are great bargains,
=: the owners are going to leave the Territory in
Endure Of JAMES SEBASTIAN. Atty ..lav.
Oct.94 II l la fslsss IfE7f'l-.F :
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Notice

A LII PERSONS indebtedto me By Note. Book
n Account, or otherwise, are earnestly re-
quested TO call on me at the ONCE of LoWmau &
Reynolds and settle and save costs. It is hoped
that all indebted viii call and settle Immediate
" to enable me to pay my Indebtedness and ne
sumo business, which i intend 70 do at an esfIy
DAY: y. SHAHKlIN,l
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The Postage to any part Of the United States
will be but TWENTY, FOUR CENTS year for
"Blackwood." and but FOURTEEN CENTS q
year for each Of che Reviews. s-- lIlHll
AT the above prices the Periodicals. will be fur
nished for le59, and as
PREMIUM TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
the Nos. Of the same Periodicals for 1857, will be
furnished complete, srithoat additional charge
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines of the
day. these Periodicals lose little b. age Hence,
a full year of the Nos. with no Omissions) for
1851, may be regarded nearly as valuable as for
1859,
Subscribers wishing also the Nos. for 1856, and
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Splendid offers for 1856, ,57, ,5s
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Geo. w. COllamore,
A TTORNY 4 C0UNSELLORAT LAW and
II General Land Agent, No. Al Massachusetts,
rtSeet. Lawrence. Kansas Territory. Dec If
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w. e. sutiiff,

MERCHANT TAILOR. Wholesale aud Retail
w Dealer in Cloths. Clothing, and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at our nelc stand. under the
Eldridgc House. first door from Saloon. tSee
advertisement aue98
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Boots & shoes! Hats q Caps.
T w. BOYER Il CO., WHOLESALE 4 RE-
~ tail dealers in -
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS
Second story Jarboe's new storehouse, Levee.
Kansas Citv No Oct z - =, =
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HensIey, Russell & Co.,
N. M'Cracken,

sl N. M'Cracken, u
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
street, Lcavenworth City, K. T. Nov. .; Sc.
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G. II. Clements.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW will attend toali bust
IA ness entrusted to his care also, will attend
to the purchase and sale Of land and land Claims
the location Of land warrents, dc. ~ 40
Tecumseh, Shawnee Co., L. T.. Nov. q, 80,
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u. K. Goodin.

% hs UOouHn, -.--,I.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
n AGENT, will execute Deeds, Mortgages, &c.
buy and sell land and town lots. invest moneys in
Kansas property for others with care andprompt-
ness. .t--..-s7... - II 80 n : -
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. g, 1856. s-ls.
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MASON JOHNSON
sash ma Doors.

7 WILL sell A No. j, four panel sftGx6n
l. Doors at 81 each, and other doors and sash ,
corresponding low figures. Call and see them.
lNGLE BARKER,
Lawrence. juno sth. 1855.
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PRENTISS 4 GHTsWOLD,

A RE now receiving and will keep constantly
y on hand large and well assorted stock Of
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals, &C., embracing all
me articles generally kept BY Druggists and
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Law Office.

John NJ. COE, ATTORNEY AT LAW will
practice in all the District Courts and in the
supreme Court of the Territory. He has had q
long experience in presumption practice in an
other State, and will give special attention TO
all cases in the Land Offices 'l''9 F" ~
Relerences.-Any lawyer of standing in Wis
consin: The Professors Of the Yale College Law
School.
I'm: B...Mr. C.is NorAsY PUBLIC.
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Dissoiutf0u!s

THE partnerships heretofore existing between
: \ Sanford Wood, in the praetice Of Law. Is
this day dissolved b. mutual consent All per-
sons in debt % the late firm are requested 70 call
and settle. A, -WSSAPFORD.
Lawrence. Sept. l. lssss !, Is
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
Enporid, X. T. -sl -asls4

HAVING located at the above named place
IL am prepared TO transact all kinds of bush
ness pertaining TO the interests of emigrants and
others who wish to locate lands in the Neosho
Valley. Having been q resident of Kansas for
more than two years, and travelled in all parts of
the Territory. and having travelled for three Year,
prepared to give such information of the countr,
as may be desired.and toattend to any otherbus-
moss which may be entrusted to ms charge. My
knowlcge Of the country and its interests enables
me to promise safe and profitable Investments to
those who may cOniide their business TO me.
All communications addressed to the under
signed will receive prompt attention. --s1T
Empsria Kansas, May I6 1857. = -
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DEALEhs IN
PINE LUMBER, REAL ESTATE, &C,
- Levce,
wYANDOTTC CITY,
sla KANSAS.
REFERENCES:
]. S: Leech Co.. Pittsburgh merch'ts gently.
Harris Rarla l Gssch e IT,, f PSilsSeipSia
Isaac Rich Co., Boston.
E. W. Theirs l. Co., New York city.
Ia% rs George, Esq Balt N
Springer s and Whiteman. Cincinnati.
H. ID. Newcomb Brother, Louisville. Ky.
VIM. l, Young. Esq, Milwaukee.
u il Ii. Chi Chick i Co., KaSsss city, No.
j. Carter Co.. and Galena merchants generally.
g% Shn SSiimrPio., Esq, Dubuque, ~, Iowa,
Won Phql, Waters 4 Co, st Louis.
Goodrich, Willard Co.,
Grow, McCreary& Co., &c
Wales, Cabot & Co., :.
Switzer, Platt & Co.,
Charles, Blow 4 Co.,
Squire Reed,
ing. which they offer low for CASH:
$1,000 feet selected Pine Lumber, assorted. in
GLIDING matched flooring. clear and 40.
100000 best Seasoned Pine Laths: q - ssa ,
1000 seasoned Pine Shingles;
S.OOO feet YAK Lumber, seasoned;
|, 5000 feet Cottonw'd" 7Es7t E.f
900 Cottonw'd d Sycamore logs near thecity;
$50 kegs assorted Nails, from SIS to 9O's; :
a tons guniata Iron, assorted sizes, from y
ton best Juniata Nail Rod Iron:
20 Cooking and Parlor Stoves;
= 500 lbs. superior heavy Stove Pipe;
; gross pint and quart Elasks;
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KANSASLaND AGENCY

.4 KANSAS LAND AGENCY.
RASSETT l. BRACKETT, Surveyors and
- General Land Agents, Lawrence, Kansas,
will give prompt attention to the selection and
location CT Public Lands; buying and selling
Real Estate; the collection of dues; payment Of
taxes for non-residents. and all other business
connected with Land Agency. LAND WAR
RANTS furnished at the lowest rates, for cash !or
on time. Particular attention paid to all bust
and rent. d rs4
References Williams L Co.. Bankers,
Fairfield, Iowa; A. j: Stevenson & Co., Bank
erS, Fort pes Moines, Iowa: Col. NJ. A. Walker,
Register Land Office, Fort Des Moines, Iowa ;
Coolbaqgh& Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa ;
Col. q. Bassett, Editor of the DIAL kewanee III !;
Gov. Charles Robinson, Lawrence, Kansas ;
Adams q swirl, Leavenworth. Kansas; Hon.
e. 5. Boutwell,, Groton. Mass.
-..sf y. A. BASSETT,
g. C. BRACKET.
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Land Notice.
TURNER & Subway,

lll in Harnesses. Saddles, Trunks, valiss.
Horse Collars, Hide, Leather. Saddlery, Hand
ware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes. Whip,
Qvershoes. Fly Nets, &c. Store 30. 10. Socona
Street. Alton. III.
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e. ID. LAdd,

NOTARY PUBLIC for Douglas COUNTY. Regis
~ ter Of Deeds for the City Of Lawrence, ana
Conveyancer. Will take acknowledgements.
proofs of Deeds and other instruments in writ
&c. Blank Deeds for sale. Office No. 10 Massa,
chusetts street, Lawrence. Kansas. nR II.
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Il 5,sssi. N. r. CONWAY "a.
GENERAL AGENT Of the n. z. IMMIGRANT
" Aid Soeisty. LaWre1es, KsG sdssi sErs
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MANNERS.-Ioung folks should be

MANNERS. folks should be man.
nerly, but how to be is the question. Many
good boys and girls feel that they cannot
behave to suit themselves in the presence of
company. They are awkward, clownish,
rough. They feel timid, bashful, and self
dstrnstful, the moment they are addressed
by stranger, or appear in company. There
is but one way to get over this feeling. and
acquire easy and graceful manners, that is,
to do the best they can all the time at home
as well as abroad. Good manners are not
learned so much as acquired by habit. They
grow upon us by use We must be courte.
Gus, agreeable, civil, kind, gentemanly. and
womanly at home, and then it will become n
kind of second nature everywhere. A course
rough manner at home, begets a habit of
roughness which we cannot lay off, five try,
when we so among strangers. The most
agreed BILE persons we have ever known in
company, are those that are most agreeable
at home. Home is the school for all the best
things.
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THE ALIANTHus TREE-A NUISANCE
Complaints are made in New York and
Philadelphia, of the tendency of the blossoms
OF this tree to produce malaria. A great
deal of sickness, in those cities, is caused
by the eilluva diluscd by the flowers
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
expresses the hope that the Council of that
city will frame an ordinance requiring all
such poisonous trees 10 be cut down.
According to the New York Times, the late
researches Of Professor uettet, of the School
of Medicine, of Toulon, France, on the medi-
cinal effects of the Alanthus. now so common
as shadc-tree, show that the bark contains
volatile oil, which is so d,,cterious in its
! effects that the assistants who had the evapo-
ration o! the extract under their care, would
he seized with vertigo and vomiting whenever
they came in contact with the vapors. That
their well-known unpleasant eXhalations are
of a poisonous, as well as disagreeabe nature,
is further proved says the Times, by the
number of dead flies and other insects found
under this tree at seasons, and also by their
sckening effect on delicate persons, particu-
larly on children.
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a Leaf from the Brick School House.

The school was ended and the teacher sat
musinsly in her chair slowly putting by books
and papers in the little red desk. She took
up little Johnnie's slate. which she had taken
away from him for making noise. Turning
1t over, she laughed at the uncouh house pic.
tured on it. Il wonder what my old draw
ing teacher would say to the prospective of
that" she said. "llow wish | could give
them lessons. Perhaps eihaps"-sh did
not finish the sentence as she thoughtfully
turned the key.
The next Sunday when the teacher went
home, several miles away, she found time to
look into her port folio and chose from among
its contents crayon head, a sweet childish
face with folded hands. Then visit to the
old garnet, and taking from among the grim
old family portraits, the one with the best
frame, the sedate looking old lady, with her
enormous cap-border. was knocked out, and
the baby face insta He'd instead
Monday morning many were the cogitations
among the children, as to the contents of the
big brown parcel, which Miss IL. had
brought.
Was it big book or slate, or "little
blackboard g. You know she said we need
ed new black board, suggested little John
ME.
They found out in the afternoon, for the
picture hung over the desk. At night the
teacher told them that if their parents were
willing she would teach those who wished to
stay an hour after school, two nights in the
week, few lessons in drawing.
The plan succeeded admirably. None
could stay who had not teen good scholars.
And after the lessons were over all the
materials were put away till the next lesson.
The teacher herself was surprised at the
additional influence the lessons gave her
Besides serving as a reward for good conduct,
| through them she became more intimately
acquainted with her scholars.
Sometimes at night, tired and faint, she
looked longingly up the hill, where the droop-
ing branches of the old elm seemed to wave
| beckoningly to her to come away, but she
never regretted her labor of love- Conn.
School Journal.
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Original Poetry.
For The Cecil Wing.
Storm in Summer.
By e. ". THOMAS.

How still the sultry air Natures great pulse
Seems burdened with II dark forchoding gloom,
AS though some angry spirit walked abroad
And vainly sought, amid earlhs graves II tomb
And, unarpensed. viii fcrccly issue forth North
Its destructive breath through all the blackcned
Behold the inky wall that binds the view,
And up the heavens with evcrchanging form
Where crst the sky was bright with beamins blue
Now hang the banners Of the angry storm;
The black clouds shutting cut the light of day,
Stand like some cohquering host. in all its fierce
array.
Now the low muttering of the thunder king,
Dull, yet distinct, through all the ittul roar
That sobs along the hllIs and whirling, filings
The forest leaves in oldyng gusts before
The blast that fills with sand the bluGkcnei air,
uowls, like unclaimed beast. Just risen from his
lair.
How frightfully subducl the storm kings power !!
All he but gathers strength to war anew,
For see, the angry clouds more closely lower
And the great drops fail heavily and few
Anon, the thunder swclls his ominous roar. Ipour
Now falls the drcnching rain in one inccssaut
Now CLEANS the vivid lishtuing's binding bl axe
And all the heaven is, for an instant b.ght;
The thunders Wild artillery mndly plays.
Then all is wrapt in deepest, blacklist night,
While oft with giant roll the roaring stream
Mirrors the flashing skies, in one bright sheet Of
flame
The warning elements at length sublucl,
With all their angry burst of fury spent,
Appeascd, the storm king seeks in solitude,
To calm the wai fare in lis bosom pent;
Earth ulls rcbclliouS Nature on her breast,
And like fretful child she sobbng sinks to rest.
The breeze more blandly blows; the caroling BIRDS
Plume saily mong the foliage freshly green;
The stream sings low and sweet rs whispered words
As it reflects the green leaves dripping sheen;
While in the shadowy east, with brilliant span,
Clasps the oernrching sky, Gods covenant to man
AsnvIILE, Pa, 1879.
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NOTICE.

Theodore Taylor In the Circnit Court
VS.. for Cecil county,
wife.
ORDERED, this 21st day of J unc. 1859, that
" the sale made and reported by Henry W.
Archer, Trustee in the above entitled cause
be ratified and confirmed; unless cause be-
shown to the contrary, on or before the nnel
teenth day of September, next; provided, a
copy of this order be published in some news
paper printed in Cecil county, once week
for one month, before tile seventeenth day Of
August, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be $1,000. W. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk.
True copy; test.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
July 16, lS59-1m. Clerk.