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Sr1nptes, 9Sine, Gins, Rume unp @bYstis,
&abade UNI Gigarrcu,

Sabade unp Gigarrcu,
SO. l34 @arprosc, 8i@mrnb, Sa.
Sn netnem Strre rnS SpnSeN g9orsbruie babe id acecnmdrtis
tnl9enoe Artttel, Die ih rneincn beutibeu Sunern bclcnS cmpfckS
!sn tann: Gp9nas, &Udlle uc Soierat 8ranbies, bulldnei.
ltcn @tu' Soneieo 8um, ScctIb unb Srilb l~4bisfeY,
9rrte, Sterrp~, Ntaoeiro~ uno Malaeo. 80 elm. -
400 8bls. 9enni. uue Sbtc gS6iSleo,
$40 DO Sronbp, Gin unb Smeet 94ein,
90 Dc Do @pple Srunbu.
125 20 ofO,iirtcn Rpc MbSfep (scn IL Sabre ou).
100 90 Grtctlicr 8pe @bietcY fur wtIbtn tb aatirioer
@eeni bin),
90 96rNe Champaign 7, %porii9libe Gpyten.
9larct, Sautrrre unp Gtireebeimer QBeine, @urocop. Slnp,,l
8%iritm0Ntr uS @blpntb; 2pubpn unb Dublin Nprer. e ;ptt
Nlc; dGt 6apIn0 Gi00yrcn.
Dantrno fur bS mir lthter s~eidbeuftc 3utrausn, tpTt i'd burd
punttlt3e &~uefIbrung outr Aufr69e bancIte aud ferrtrbiu mil
III rrBolten. Sobn 9. Mctipn.
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SefannfmaebEna
Der Furniture Bazaar
@pcernprhrGBe

EStEgeA Der Furniture Bazaar
e &S%A @pcernprhrGBe,
&STIn jpii6cn Yiaji- unb 6rarfIinffr,
Ss4saSMEESs tnibdlt fos rcittoItiefs Eager Don SRp,
WSsYgs&&E4 %lcntrls~, NetGQpnier, Nuftaun,s II. Tan>
ATN$s SSTA nsntr!i+ girtCi tie gu ben ~tiiefsn srsi.
&St%S1~S58 Ten eestn Ganr ate,laIen merbCn. 9sSe
<ksSFsRrS 9ieidtu fnb in 6rrfer @uSnabI ~pprrathiei
~ 6setr', pferoebndr- uno Sbudmatiohe n.
&c pirh Der ciere Nrrtbsil esr RAN
ts1n. ert bisfes Eager III Stfufsn, sbe fe a~nbsrpdrts |
Gtntaufs MAIDEN. Rsaaroturen isher Mrt nsrben ,u ben
btutsitsn J rsifer berebnet. &. 6. Some,
@opsrnprftr.. ,piibtn Wain u. SranfIiu,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-08-20
Me6ter &beinmeinI.

Nfnter Nbftnpein
Dem wsinirintenoen gqbIitam bieHe hermit ::sr @adriat. tas
q pspGn tu? Sthpuh9 llplhmParttrten &betnpein er6altsn babe.
Yertaufe. SpEn SS = S"'
A''i Suttertlmn.
sOsben per SdiF SatIGsr via Bremen ertalten:
2OOO pip. Samberser 3metltsn,
1900 @fo. 2lnlen,
HiitGl &c.
g8ieeerotrtduler erbaltsn sinen eutcn &abatt, uS merSen btNI.
Sen cut bun, bsprr IL lonlt @infdufc MAIDEN, oiie 9Soarcn ;ySrIl
IN telebtn. 0"'"
&idmrpS, @a l. Sult 1859. Sobu 6erki,
Snbem in fur ben 3uprut os se,brnn Ssutften ssusIifrn,
er9ebent eanIe, rrlaube III MIR rGdnnt III MADDEN, eaE i'd ppn nmr
ab Ieeen SOnnia9 Ninr9enS pen lO-l2 ubr eiaen on ten Qun n
gratis r%erabrette. Sur Die belhn @etranfe wsrSe id ite,s cSrra
Ha9eh. W. YpIIer,
I'M epemGIS HiCtCrl 6en 9ierlpfoIc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-12-15
numerical Advertiser.


r-.uss hasten home, said rosy child,
Who bad gsily roarned sor hours;
-uss hasten home to my mother dear
she will seek in the bowers.
. rfs,s chiles, viii seal her lips with kiss
And ofer her al my flowers
,u,s hasten home, said beggar girl,
A. she carried the pitifnl store
~ sersnbs and scraps Of crusted bread
s5e bad gathered from door to door;
rnrst hasten home to my mother dear
she Is feeble, and Old, and poor
ruust hasten home, said the ballroom belle.
tsd-y tegan to dawn;
tpi TIE .iirtering jewels her dark hair decked
stone bright as the dews Of morn;
N sorsake the Joys Of this Changing world
Vhicn leave in the heart but thorn
nrst hasten home, sai.i dying youth,
nhohsd yainly sOught for fame
VIE lad vowed TO win laurel wreath,
ard ir.GortaIize his name;
81, stranger. be died on foreign shore
AL ise hopes he had cherished were vain.
7 IN fastening home, said aged man,
A he sazesi on the grassy sol.
yh-e on, ere age had siIvercd his hairs,
lis iset had I4htIy trod;
Far-sslI farewell to this lovely earth
| an fastening home to God. -SF. Bulletin.
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THE NoRTHEnN AZ .. q z
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like Erypt's kings,
Zach IN his icebound sepuIchre


y the poetical Illusion may be destroyed by the
tfsselopn ents; but more deeply touching than
art OF the poets pen is the story OF that heroic
9miing fourteen years Of her life in EFFORTS for
sands relief, and at last to be only assured
le1s ago be died amid the terrors Of an Arctic
Ihousands. all over the world, as they hear
Ne II disclosure Of the Arctic mystery, will
tStr3yer Tor the braye-hearted wife and De-
WIDOW. Lldy franklin
[krrros OF THE ssFox-"-We may add here
as London Star, the following description OF
amer f5r, employed in the last expedition in
sfF John franklin
sue screv-yacht For, now famous, arr1ved
ha.t India Docks (London) on 2Sd September.
W alongside the quay within the basin all day
PleArance II - quiet and purpose-lIke rs the
IsNs q her commander, Captain M'Chntock'
- - na,s of every tongue She seems absolute
~sens scsatch on her black hull, and looks
5'es, - to speak, than yachts In general.
very Etle ornament about her, but what sne
wcnderfuIly good condition The For IS
1neo screw; has three slender, rather raking
- bp-sail schooner rig, and n small poop
.s~een eerything is small about the ship, save
senents. Sne is rather sharp forward ana
plated over with from As one scans
~oFe eloeeIy, We detect preparations about
h Ier dAaeers than beset the English waters
not unlike = handle Of heavy handsPIkes'
s.sd q each end, as If for fencing OF drln ice.
1ai Esquinanx ennoo Il lashed to her lar
.sse<- A smAu ancboe hanging over her
snhips, beu51o ~ euetomary one at the
g4etivs ~ ~ 61nGDs risked and over
.de de sAip. g ~ b9ftom Of the ropes
q .,,s ~ gsse3y = l1s e ssss,sE .s;es ;es
: 3 : e { = = II = : :'s's
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r. E-HOFFsCHLAEGER s. sTAPENhoA
Agents for the
PARIS AND BORDEAUX BOARDS of oNDIn-
WRITER'S.
AVIS Az PUBLIC.

r<s soussienes ayant etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
Asmreurs maritimes de Paris ct de bordeau.'
preyiennent lie public en- general ct les Gap, zap,
ta;nes de navires marchanis francais, qui visi'en
a. r,rts de ce royaume en- particulier, que dams
tons les cas- d'avares, qui auraient lieu dans e.
naraees. lis devront fsire constater eI veilIel
ies ftits devant eux pour legaliser leurs re0'"-
r..f;ons coutre les dts assureurs
!, =. 1'1 IN HoFTsCHLAEGER sTAPESHohsI:
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uTAIA AHEE.

UTAI 81 AHEE,
sryar Plantations Of Aiko at Papakoa, and iwo'
d. IJo. importers and Wholesale and ketah pear
St;ra f;o1is have hand, for sale at their esta
,snts On King street, Honolulu, and at Lahana
Smear Nolasses, Syrup, Tea, Conee, ana d '"isS ~
var;ed assortment Of general merchandise so,v
uoooIuIu August IL, 1857
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ruoMAs SPENCER.

Shin Chandler Dealer General Merchandise and
Merchant Honolulu, Oahu, 8. l.. keeps ccnstanIy On @
an extensive of every description oil go7
qured by whaIeships and others .;s &c
sb;pnino furnished with kinds Of groceries, provo ~o'
fbe borteSt notice the lowest market prices
u Money ad'3"oee i"i " 1O5H
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THE PACIFGg
-.rrERCIAL ADvknrIsER.
.,:.,x Every rh.rss-y n1evnins.

srsrsied to foreign countries xIi be 81 per annum
~ American uoe1rGe and tleSspense Of forwards
r, he osce u puh1cation- An papers for American
- .~tx viii hzvs American postage stamps on them
~ rr-xerx any Amezfc4n postage being cocct~si on
Foreign suhseriaers, who prefer II, can have their
Dv1y-ssd through the Hawaiian mails, and will be re-
- i;sand postage of 81 Oh at the HawEia. post
~ P,,,,sion 10 the above charge OF 81
- = vE1cH xDyEErrsEfESTs WILL BE CHARGED
- first In sertion) per line 10 cts
fr,.ch Subsequent do. 4 c,s
..,x mot exceetlinx Iines,J per anuuin IS 90
fEacis aisi;ts5nal Hne-) - -. SO cts
~ Payabie always in ADVANCE n
not exc-,ing 10 lines space, rst insertion 81 On
49, rae,. subsequent insertion. .......-5 5,l ets
sprzxrrsEEs vii. be charged the following rates
r..vaJle al the end Of each quarter:
-. 1s- ~ lines per quarter a oo
ssrsh Of column, per quarter 90
L-saf II q column, per column $50 90
- eo'unn- Per quarter S3T so
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HAMBURGH-BREM
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. !.
1ulUE UNDERSIGNED, Agents OF sns me apos s n OsI and
il pany are prepared to insure risks asaHi'' e "
about Honolulu
For particulars apply at the Office ,,vrcurps co.
Honolulu Oct IL, 1857.
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sAaI- v. CASTLE
'A CASTLE Sc COOKE,
rsopoers and AMI Retail dealers N oeela go,
af the old stand, Of the King ana Scnooi
ssets near the large Stone Church Also a. me ne @ S
s cccr,T;ed by c. H. Nicholson, in King street. opPo-
site the seanianS OnAi'- ]>5 1o5-tf
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IL. w. SEVERANCE,
Late of c. L. RICHARDS Co.. Ship Chandler and Commission
Merchant, Honolulu s. ].
REFERS TO
Captain b. r. Snow, Honolulu
Nessrs. D. G.. WATERMAN K Co., 4"
WILLIAMS ~ HAVEN, New LONDON
MORGAN, STONE Co., San Francisco
McFiUER * MERRILL,
SWIFT " ALLEN, New Bediord.
T. x A. Il. NYE,
HENRY A. PIERCE, Boston,
GRISSELI. AlIUTURS * Co., New York.
H. W. SEVERANCE viii continue the Ship Chandery ana
the Old Stand Every description of
Chandery Merchandise required by shipping VIII be
ro,,, on hand and for sale at low rates 149-i
WILCOX, RICHARDS 81 CO.,
Shin Chambers Dealers Merchandise and Commits
sion Merchants, Honolulu, Ii. l.
Keep constantly hand full supply Of every description OF
merchandise required by whale ships and others
advanced at the lowest rates.
References
Messrs. SWIFT & ALLEN, New Bedford.
GIDEON, ALLEN SoS,
Wy. WILCOX,
GIFFORD,
Nessrs. THOMAS KNOWLES Il Co., "
WESTON HowLASD, Esq,
FRRDERrcK PARKER, Esq,
Messrs. PHILLIPS SoSS-,
HENRY A. PIERCE. ESQ.,, Boston,
Messrs SIss x Co.,
CHAs w. Brooks San Francisco
MORGAN, STONE K Co,
WILLIAMS y HAvESs, New London
175-tf g. A. WILLIAMS 4 Co.. Hopoiniu-
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AGENT FOR THE

I,iyerpooI Underwriters Association.
The bees leave notify Merchants, Ship owners
an, shin masters that received the appointment OF
AGENT AZ these Islands for the IISERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION .~,oN
I05-u ~ " "---,-0
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THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
n.y. Established 1850 For Fire and Lie Assurance a.
home and abroad -
Capital 81 .259.76O. Sterling.
stpa.i tas hen appointed Agent the Sandwich
rias X. G. JANION-
a Honolulu.
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AGENT FOR THE
New York Board OF Cn1er"r"ers'
The undersigned takes leave notify Merchants, Ship Masters
&C. that has been duly appointed as Agent ior 'he
New York Board Of Underwriters u.,,.,,o,,r
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FLORENs sTAPENHORsT,

AGENT for H Bremen Board of Underwriters All
average claims AGAINST said Underwriters, occurring IN
or about this Kingdom will to be certified before him
" 1-d
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s. n. EMEKSON,
oahu Dealer in General Merchandise, Country Pro
snc, as Corn Beans Bananas, Butter, Eggs, Sc
uuce-socn - >"'- 53-tf
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- BOLLES & CO.,
Shin chandlers Commission MSIcants and Dealers n
o"P oraI Ner haniise, Lahana, Maui Whalers u sneo
% reirs at the shortest notce, in exchange for goods
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The undersigned notify Merchants Ship owners ant
sbipunasers that he has received the appointment
AGENT at these Islands for LLOYD'S LONDON
r.. G.. JANI0N,
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J. WORTH.
r,. T.; General Merciarsdise Hio Hawaii Ships supplied
Nth recruits at the notice, reasonable terms
mn. ofex wanted. III
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DacIlaucr Bellies.

Dachauer Bellies.
A Heidelberg correspondent Of the New
York Times, Oct II, gives the following de-
scription of Dachauer bellies rig for an af-
tcrnoon's walk:
There goes ''Dachauer BELIEF Her
stockings are light blue, printed with black
tigers, and visible nearly to the knee. Her
head dress ascends to a point about six
inches above her crown, and is surmounted
by gilt plate, from beneath which escapes
two long, broad ribbons, that reach when
the wind doesn't blow, down to her waist.
Down to her waist is no great distance,
for her jacket can hardly be more than
three or four inches long, and her skirts be-
gin just under her arms. She is stuffed
out at the shoulders till her arms at that
point are six inches thick, and taper down
to the waist The fullness of her bosom is
augmented in the same manner, and its
charms increased by the gold and crimson
;est which shows itself under her jacket.
But the skirt is the eliminating ornament
Of this as of all truly fashionable costumes
at the present day. @, crinoline thou mis-
cradle dclusion and hollos seeming! With
er into the space which thy real substance
and weight entitle thee. Wither and van
ish, thou sham; for 10! thou standest in
the presence Of Dachauer belle; and a
Dachauer belle is great reality Imagine,
O We that wear the "Patent Invisible" or
the patent Indestructible, or the "Patent
Gossamer, Imagine the heaviest broad
cloth folded in immense plaits, after the
manner of shut fan, and being made into
n ckirt comnIafplv fillinV fhn Snace from
the outermost circumference to the blue t.
ger-stockings! Fifty yards Of broad-cloth
in one petticoat! In spite of the great
diameter at the bottom, these skirts are so
hustled as to be Of the same size above as
below, or nearly So They are of dark
cloth, except beneath, where the edges Of
the numerous folds are dyed in the brightest
yellow and red. When one of these un.
wieldy females is actually in hurry, Gas
have seen them at the railway, when there
wasn't the least need forit,) and undertakes
to run, the sudden display Of gorgeous COL
ors is quite startling.
These Dachauer bellies are SO named from
their residence, Dachau, village in Bava.
ria. They wear these skirts after their
eighth year, and am told that for the first
two years their shoulders are quite sore with
the weight, (Which, Of course, is not borne
by the waist alone but that after this pc.
Rod they become perfectly callous and in.
sensible. Like the Dutch beauties of olden
time, they signify by their weight of this
garment, their wealth and standing. Ar
hciress is ranked according to her calibre
like cannon--she is a twelve, or twenty
four, or forty-eght FOUNDER.
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AOlCNrN dissertation,
PHILADELPHIA,

A Benevolent Institution established by special
Endoumcnt for tie Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted Nth Vir-
utent and Epidemic DISEASES.
TIME Howard Association, in view of the awful
destruction OF human life caused by sexual dis
ease, and the deceptons practerd upon the untortu
nate victims OF such Iii by QuackS several years
ago directed their consulting Surgeon "a Charita BILE
Act worthy Of their name, to open Dispensary for
the treatment OF this class OF disease in all their
forms, and to give MdtcM Adcice Gratis to all who
may apply by letter, with description of their
diton. Gage, occupation, habits OF life &c and in
OF extreme poverty, to 'Furnish Medicines Free OF
charge" 1t needless to add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age and
will furni, II the most approved modern treatment.
The director OF the As ociaon in their annual Re.
port upon the treatment OF exual Iii eaSe express the
highest satisfaction with the which has attend
ed the lahors OF their Surgeons in the of per-
inatorr.9a, seminal weakness, Gonorrhoea elect,
Symphilis, the vice of Onansm Self-Abuse dis
ca es ofthe Kidneys, and Bladder, dc, and order
continuance OF the same plan Tor the ell uing year.
The Directors, review of the past, feel assured
that their laborS in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially
the young and they have resolved devote the elves
with renewed zeal, to this very important and much
de-pised cause.
An admirable report Spcrma orrlna, seminal
Weakness the vice 4 Onanism Masturbation, or self
abuse and other iii of the sexual organs by the
consulting surgeon, will be sent by mail Gin sealed
envelore) FREE CHARGE, receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts the
nature and treatment of sexual dieaSes, diet &c.
constantly being published dtlib uton,
and will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the new
remedie- and methods OF treatment discovered during
the last year. are OF grea' value.
Addres5, for Report or treatment, DR.. j. SKILLIN
IIouGHToS Acting Surgeon, Howard Association. No.
2 South Ninth street, Philadelp ha, Pa.
by order of the Directors
EZRA D. IiEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHrLD, Secretary. sept. 81 '59y1
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Original goetrg.
Written for the Times


Written for the Times.
THEIR.
By MRS. HAZIs J. BOYD.
They tell ME OF my mother, being young and fair,
They tell Of her soft dark eyes, her long and shining
hair, ... ...... ....r. .. -.
OF love that filed her gentle heart love never knew,
TIL death, OF cold white drapery, mantle Ger her
threw.
lie forced her to Ills BOSOM his around her flung
Por yet tcnaciously to life her youthful spirit clung
And in the tiny thing now born ay, cen in my birth
Ehe had tie still stronger to bind her yet to carh
How hard sweet youthful mother thy Lite-took thus
TO yield
Its pages yet unwrtten. its cover unscaled,
And oerits leafless turning a budding did appear,
To thy enraptured vision to make it still dear
Blu. years. aye three and twenty have glidcd by since
then,
And he the tender babe then left is numbcre mong
earth's men,
And one whose heart seems broken know he's all OF
joy, ..
Is in the gift thou gav'st him, in me his only boy.
Ny love can neer repay him for his great loss Of thee
And yet all fal duty III render cheerfu!ly r. a.
His eyes each day grew DINNER his hair is mixed with
gray,
Ana know he prays dear mother but to lie with thee
Away,
ret would his life were spared Linn yet many, many
years,
Till Ger my early manhood crown Of glory rcars,
Until Famcs wreath Of triumph placed upon my brow
For to reach unto Yamc's summit I've made solemn
but mother dearest mother, within my hearts recess,
TIL.
Along yoath's aow-y pathway, mothers hand did
guide,
Ny wandering footsteps to reach to nanhood's
pride. .s .r. ....
I feel bitter envy Of him who knows the care
or mothers hand of soothing and hears her gentle
prayer,
prayer for Heaven to shield him from all the
less strife,
which e'er surrounds rave lcr tie ocear..idc of
life.
Sometimes gentle spirit lowering round Path
And when my soul is weary till all the JOY it hath
In yielding to its power its soothing mystic spell,
Which gives untold happiness joy Iwould not TELL
dream my blessed mother tits thou who'st lowering
near,
To guard from temptation. but which do not fear,
And feeling thus, thy presence tho in stranger lands
I'm thrown,
The glad sweet thought arises that hot all alone
NATIONAL, Iowa, Dec, 1859.
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Lyons
FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE SECOND SCHOOL YEAR Of this new and
successful Institution will commence the 2lst
day of September, 1859.
The success which has attended our labors during
the past year. and the standing abroad which this Col
egc has already attained encourages in cicrishng
high hopes for its future usefulness The exceeding
beauty Of it, position and grounds surrounded wit
iores and looking the Mississippi River the
towns of Fulton, Lyons and Clinton, and miles Of the
finest scenery Of the upper River, the architectural
almost universal healthfulness Of its locality, united
with educational advantages Of the highest order
must recommend it to parents most desirable place
tor the education OF their daughters.
The Faculty consists Of
Rev. JOHN COVERT, A. NJ, President
d. S. COVERT, A. II Principal and Instructor In
! the Higher Collegiate Department;
! Miss A. L. ROBINSON, Governess and Teacher Of
Mathematics, ETC.;
| Miss ANNIE y. BEAN, Teacher of Languages, ETC.
Miss CLARA II. JONES, Teacher of Music.
With three competent Assistant Teachers.
Regular courses OF Scientific Lectures, illustrated by
apparatus, will be continued throughout the year.
The College is entirely undcnomnationa in charac.
ter, but i conducted strictly religious principles
Our plan OF instruction is systematic, practical and
eminentiy thorough in no case permitting pupils to
advance faster han they master their subjects oil
study. The year is divided into two sessions the first
commencing a. above. and the second on the 9Th Of
| February, 1860. Pupils received at any time.
TKRMs--To Boarders SI75 per annum, or $44 paya-
BILE strictly at the beginning aed middle Of each
son and including payment for Tuition in all Branche,
of the English aud Classical courses board, furnished
rooms, fuel lights and washing Tuition to day scho
$40 to SIS per session. Music, Drawing DC, extra
ua rates The fine of the Northern Line
| will carry pupils ON the river at one half fare.
For Catalogues Of the Institution steamer passes
address the Principal ut Lyons. Clinton county Iowa
| JOHN co. ERT, President.
/ Lyons, Nov. 16, 1s5eyl
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e>"Did you say that my brother Jim
didn't know as much as Smiths yellow
dog?" mo, | said Smiths yellow dog
knew more than your brother jim"
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Written for the Times.
ALONE THE WOODS.

BY THE wANDERlNG BARD.
Alone in the woods! what thoughts will rise,
Where the trees stretch forth their to the skie,
How you fancy each leaf that fiuterS there.
4 happy, light hearted child Of air,
That dancing with Joy in world of bliss,
Knows naught of the sorrows VIC feel in this.
Alone in the woods, where the dark fir trees
Wave their emerald plumes in the passing breeze,
Where the aspen trenbles the pine tree filings
To the breeze Of heaven its million strings.
md breathes forth music who every part
Falls like sweetest balm on the aching heart.
Meme in the woods, where the wild bird sings,
Where the brooklet emerging from crystal springs,
Murmurs the leafy aislcs among
Like low sweet notes by an angel sung
and raises me the Fathers throne,
Than the chime Of bells or the organs tone.
Alone in the woods, on Sabbath day,
Far, far from the church going crowd away,
In its deepest shade and quiet, there
Alone to my God, would kneel in prayer
For, Though PBarasec's scowl and bgots frown:)
/ prefer the woods to the Church in Town"
There hoiier thoughts, than were ever mine
While knecling with others around the shrine,
That Religion or Pride in the town hath raised.
Where 6 Cd is oftepcr Knocked than praised,y
Impress my KIND and pervade my soul,
Setting them free from the worlds control,
Aud there, Jrom ell earthly passions free,
Only, my God, can meet with Thee.
ELKADER, December Z, 1859.