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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12

MALTRAVERS SOLOMON.
Miller's Building,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS,
Will sell the following named articles at prices
that defy competition-that cannot fail to give
perfect satisfaction to those who take into con-
sidsration quality and quantity. viz:
GROCE E r / E s:
50 barrels New Orleans Sugar. fair to choice.
so Loaf, crushed and powdered do.
20 Belcher's Syrup MOlasses.
20 barrels Prime Plantation do. --..
20 20 Sugar House do. DO. ,sftt t-I
10 barrels Golden Syrup.
50 boxes Family and Palm Soap. !
90 CASTLE and Fancy do.
30 Star Candles.
40 Malaga Raisins.
Prunes. t-
10 Assorted Pickles.
% Goldfish.
40 Smoked Herring.
"a Preserved Tomatoes.
IS Yeast Powders,
% % Maccaroni.
% 81" Vermicelli.
l2 " Sage.
| u " Tapioca.
so Cream Tartar.
10 " Ground Coffee. .-.-.
25 Corn Starch.
g i" Super; Carbonate 9f Soda.
40 az Saleratus. ..- e
so boxes Hamburger Cheese.
50 sacks Almonds. Pecan, Brazil, Filberts and
10 pacEages pa eLases; White Fish. .....-.
100 barrels Pic Mic, Soda, Pilot Bread, Boston.
| Sugar and Lemon CRACKERS:
so bags Rio, Laguayra and Java COFFEE.
100 packages Green and Black TEA.
| tierces RICE.
10 barrels do.
1000 pounds choice Sugar Cured Hams.
1000 Smoked Beef.
1000 Bacon. -s.ft - Il
Is boxes Preserved Peaches.
10 a. I" Strawberries.
4" - Pine Apple.
10 " Brandy Pears and Peaches.
25 Can Oysters and Lobster.
Pepper Sauce,
10 cases Il boxes Sardines,
S Lemon Syrup.
10 sacks Pepper.
Pimento. ... ..#
Q a" Cloves. .I
cases Mace. ."- a'-
25 mats Cinnamon.
10 boxes FlavOring Extracts.
100 drums Figs.
100 boxes Glass.
10 Clothes Pins.
20 % Pearl Starch.
ilSS " S9Sfs,ats' Su,isra'
10 kegs Zante Currants.
95 boxes Solaee and Nectarins TOBACCO.
IS " Smoking Tobacco.
MEERSCHAUMS ]!
Large Lot of CIGARS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12

Notice.
THO whom it may concern. All persons are
l. hereby cautioned against purenasipg or
subscriber, pay able TO L. Haskell or order for the
sum Of sixty. seven dollars. and bearing the date
of April, 1859. l shall refuse 10 pay the sara
note a. have private accounts against MI. has.
koiI oyerbslancing it. Mr. Haskell 10 about
leaving these parts for Lawrence ylt5eu1 a iegAi
settlement. Al. Do EN-
Rocky Mountains. Aug. 10. 1859.
Oct. 20. so.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
Odd Fellows.

r AWRENCE LODGE No. 4, 1. o. o. F..
IL meets regularly every Wednesday evening. at
TX O'clock, in Babcock 4 Lykin's Hall, next
door to the Eldridge House. Members Of the Or
der, in good standing, are cordially invited to
visit the Lodge.
J. C. TRAsK. Sec.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12

THERE will be preaching BY the Rev. ": o:
l. THoNAs, in Ford's Hall. on Sundays, 1T l0x
o'clock A. N. and N o'clock P. n.
lima I6 80
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
DIED,
Nem Advertisement
CORN WANTEnI

TN exchange for Dry Goods, Clothing Boots
i and Shoes at SOLOMON'S.
Nov. 10, 1859.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12
TESTIMONIALS.

Having had one Of Grover b Bakers Ma
chimes in my family for nearly . year and half,
take pleasure in commencing il IS every way
Family Sewing Mrs. JoshHd Ledrin, Wife Of
Rec Dr.. LeUiH. Bditor Of ". y. bsdspesidsnt.
81 confess myself delighted With your Sewing
Machine, which hss been in my family for many
months. 1t has always been ready for dutv, re-
quiring no adjustment, and is easily adapted to
ing the spools of thread. Mrs. klisd6sA Strick-
land, ,cife Of REQ. Dr.. Strickland. Ejitor N. !.
Clristida Adrocdts.
AFTER trying several different good machines,
preferred yours on account Of its simplicity.
and the perfect case with which it is managed.
as well as the strength and durability Of the seam.
After long experience. feel sOnpetent to speak
in this manner. and 70 confidently recommend It
for every variety of family sewing. ."-Ars. E. b.
SDooner rife OF fhe Editor of Brooklva Star.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-11-12

"I have used Grover q Bakers Sewing Ma
chine for two years, and have found it adapted
to all kinks Of family sewing, from Cambria to
out the giving away Of stitch. The machine Is
easily kept in order, and easily used; Mrs. a.
B. RhtppLs, trtfe Of Rec. Geo. WAtppIe, 6eso
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

Three Days LAtsr--Arraval % sAS
- 6AcKvIILn. Noy. III
Ths royal neil stsamShip H1top1 froa
Livsgpool a. SA1urdAy, ~ Ioth inck. -
rived u Halifax today. Ths 1aropa5s "a.
yioss, which are three days lAteR thaa thoCe
furnished ~ tho stsauship D6x1 -
besn brought hsrs BY the horse sxprssS.
The steamships Kangaroo, Ocean Queen
and Persia had arrived ont.
The treaty Oh rati6cas ioa wss 10 be a.
slanssdlt Zurich on Me- 2lst.
FT&AOs had issued letters Of invitation 10
the Oongrsss to thoss Powers who signed tho
vienne treaty, and 70 lhree Of the Italian ru-
lers.
The sttitude Of the English and French
press wal. daily becoming more warliks. The
London Times calls on Napoleon to put On
end to the suspsnse.
The Congress OF the Powers on the Ital.
len difficulties 10 expected 70 meet ~ PARIS.
but no data had yet been mentioned.
II il stated that the Enpsror Nap oleon op-
poses Ohevalisr Buoncompagne ID assuming
the regency Of Central Italy.
It 10 reported that daribAldi has resigned
the command Of Central Italy, and has Joined
tho Sandman army.
The London Society Of Arts had inausura-
ted movement for great exhibition TO be
held In London in 1862.
NEw YoRk, Nov. 3O.-The line 10 down
near Maohias, Maine. No more foreign news
can boreOeived tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
9th Annual Announcement !!
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
a query.

Why 10 it that the Government looks upon
the so-called treason OF John Brown with 80
much more horror than the unquestioned
treason Of Brigham Young? 10 it because
the great distance and the comparative Oh.
security Of transactions in that quarter favor
the piundering Of the treasury in -four and
provision contracts for the army, BY the Of
hcials and fuglers Of the Administrations p
Why else 10 that filthy nest Of Boosting trait
ora allowed TO 20 unnoticed, and oil the
hounds Of the Administration set yeping at
the heels OF John Brown
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
Afexand RIA and HI oomi n "a On MAI,

Alexandria and Bloomington Kali.
road.
The engineers employed BY the Board OF
Directors TO make preliminary survey or
the route. commenced their iAbors Ut this
place on yesterday. MIR. Lodge is the Chief
Engineer, ard il thoroughly qualified for the
posifion. We suppose it will require from
thirty TO forty days 70 complete the survey.
Onr sowasnAn, Capt. Gran. W. Hill, has sub-
seribsd 70 the capital stock Of the Alexandria
and Bloomington Railroad, forty acres OF
rich botton land, situated Eve miles from
Alsxandfia, This il ~ fne land ~ there is
10 the county and is worth twenty I've dol.
lars pr aGe.-f Alsx. Delta, 1ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.
rIsHE members Of the Iowa State Insurance Com
pany are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing will be held on the second Monday Of January
next, at the once OF the Company in the City q
heokuk, Ut 2 o clock p. m !; 81 which time Boafa
of Directors viii be elected for the ensuing year.
VIM. r. TURNER, Ssc'y.
Dec. 2, 1884
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
Frsna Hestsn.

Bosrsx, Nov. 80.
The Presidential Committee OF tho AnsYi-
can Board Of Foreign Missions psblish- Z
card, deeply duplicating tho moral character
Of Or. Pomeroy, tho Secretary Of ths Board.
and notifying tho publis Of his dismissal.
Brown sympathy neetings will be hAld IL
this CITY and many other localities in this
State, on the day Of execution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
In Psaca

Doubtless by this time John Brown 10 in
eternity. ltremains to be seen whether, in
consequence, Virginia can rest In peace, or
whether his mere ghost will be competent to
keep the State in perpetual fright.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

u The Cincinnati Gaxeffs of the anth
uls., says the hog excitement keeps up, and
prices have gone up TO $6 10(16 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

Ssitl They Comet Ez
Pear, Peach, Cherry, Plum and Ounce
Trees also Cherry Ourranss, common Cur
rants, 0eosebsrries, DO. Ao., in great vari-
ETY. and abundance.
81 n. Big grapes not oil gone.
VIM. BARNES, No. Estes House.
Oct. 81, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

NKw ORLKANs, Nov, 70.
Intelligence from Brownsville states that
Cortinas hung three Americans in revenge
for the hanging Of his officer at Brownsville.
The Sugar crop Of Texas has been injured
by the frost.
Advices from the city Of Mexico dating 70
the 10th inst, have been received.
The CONSTITUTE nalists had been beaten ct
Queretaro, losing twenty one pieces Of can
non. A large number OF prisoners were Ia
ken, including General Alvarex TApia and an
American officer. The latter was shot, not
withstanding the remonstrance Of the British
Minister.
In . battle taught at Tulanciago, the Lib
erals were victorious, killing 400 Of the cne-
my, and burning half Of tina town.
Ii was reported that . compromise had
been proposed between Juarss, Robes and
Miramon, Juares to be Provisional President
Of Mexico, the constitution of Jsde (P) to be
restored, and the laws conisosting the church
property TO be annalled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
Consisssacy.


The authorities In Charlestown, Va. and
oil about that region, arrest and imprison or
sxpel every body who expresses An opinion
atvarianoe with the general sentiment upon
she question Of slavery. Indeed, it is not
necessary that an opinion should be az
pressed l. i il only necessary that man
shosid b suspected Of entertaining such an
opinion. Unofending Northern men, peaoe--
ably pursuing their avocations, are notified
TO abandon their business and property and
leave the country. The plea is, the extreme
danger OF their presence. And yet, the peo-
pie thereabouts stoutly insist that the slaves
are peaceable and faithful that they can not
be persuaded to revolt that they are as in.
dignant towards "Aboiitionists'' az their
massers. So their public men and their
newspapers loudly proclaim. There seems
to as lack Of adjustment in the argument;
and the incredible fear which seixes them
upon the circulation Of every idle rnmor--
the necessity Of providing 1000 soldiers to
assist in the execution Of one poor old man,
and the keeping Of the people away from the
sound Of bis voice-would seem, to an inn
partial mind, to confirm the idsa Of the prev.
alence OF . vast quantity Of iD6ammable ma
serial, and dangerous organisation OF soci-
ETY. Would 1t notp And yet, those people
who labor in . lawful way TO prevent the az
tension Of this element Of weakness and dam
ger among us,-to lay the foundations OF our
new States upon the safe and solid basis Of
free society, --are sought TO be stigmstised
40 "fanatica" and "sectionalisss."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
sinking o1the Propeller MilWauk %
ana Schooner TIFFANY.

SAHxIA, g. W., Nov. 80.
The propeller Milwaukee and schooner J.
z. Tiffany collided on Monday night 10 the
6trsits Of Mackinao. Both sunk. All hands
Of the propeller Milwaukee took to The beats
and were picked up BY the propeller Free
State. -Four sailors and the cook Of the
schooner we're lost. The rest were ssvsd b.
the Free State and brought here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

Gov. Stewart of Mo. advocates the
farther increase Of the State debt BY ccntin.
ming the issue of bonds TO the Railroads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
Frsm wasAingssn.
Especial Dispatch 70 the N. Y. rrihuns.]

Especial Dispatch TO the n. \. Trihune.1
WAszIEGYoE, Nov. az.
Mr.. Douglas has caused his anti .Lecomp-
ton friends TO be informed that be desires
them to 60 into the Democratic oaueua, and
if objection 10 entertained to that, to oppose
any combination with Republicans. Mr..
Morris, Of Illinois, 10 the only member OF
that delegation who IL undecided sbcut fol-
lowing the caucus advice. Mr.. Davis, OF In
diana, has signi6ed distinctly that hs will
not support any Republican for Speaker or
other Office. He may not enter the Demo-
cratic caucus, and, 10 apostolic contingency,
may vote for the plurality rule. he ID for
Haskin for Speaker, with whom he has COR
responded, but who, like the anti Lecomptor
men Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, will
decline TO engage In any such operation.
Thaddeus Stevens 10 here, and advocates !
free conference Of all the opponents to the
adwinistralion, ana 40 tne best mode Of or.
gaDiEation OF the House by issuing general
invitation on that basis, and combining the
conference exclusively to On interchange OF
opinions In regard to nominating officers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
Tresa washlagsen.

WAsH1SOrox, Nov. 30.
There are now about 80 msmbeFs Of Con-
eress il Washington. The cAnonass OF the
respective parties will Be hsld on Saturday
night.
Judge Douglas and wife design leaving the
city on the 18th oil December for Florida, On
recommendation Of their Physicians. :
n Secretary Floyd says bic own health u no
stored. r
From present indications II y probable the
Press will be sspplied With copies d the
Presidents message and accompanying doc-
uments, - heretofore.
siaklRg . Missl AsiPPt stsAlnsr.
IN. LoUls, Nov. so.
The stsamsr Lake City, hsaes fsssAxkas-
sas Risae, snnk d OaroNdslst, below hsrs,
last AgsDiug. Bost yalned ~ 4l6,0QO; In
s1rsd 10 Pitssbufgh Tor III 200 Cargo bad
~ damaged.
&& HoAx0a.
@ssaA LIAvsxwoRrx, Nov. 80.
Look ont for hoaxse abost expeditions
from Kansas 20 rescue Brown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
CoxsssrED SEARS. Tho following h list
Of the contested seats to be decided By Tho
next Congress


RefwrNed. Coafssfsd BY
Dan I d. Sicklss, of N. Y. AmorJ. Williamson
VIM. G. Anderson, Of Ky. James 8. Chrisman.
u Morrison Harris, Of Md William r. Preston.
Henry Winter Davis, do. William q. Harri3oa.
Geo. b. Cooper, Of Mich. William A. Howard.
]. Richard Barrett, Of Mo. Fransis p. Blair, jr.
Lansing Stout, Oregon. David Logan.
1xpsrisnss Estabrook, Neb. Samuel 9. Daily.
Miguel A. Otsrs, N. Mex. Henry \. Watts.
u b probable that oil these oontssss will
mos DO pressed, bat enough OF thsm will b
10 give the Committee on Elections hard
winters work, and create much excitement
In the House and throughout tho country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
InvessfgatIon.

The papers in Virginia are calling for an
investigation into the Harpsr's Ferry affair,
to see who were the secret instigators Of the
proceedings. To this proposition no one con
object. 1t svsry desirable for tho paci6ca,
ton snd satisfaction Of the public mind TO
know oil about the matter, and whether Or
not there is anything material which il
yet unknown. With good results the inves-
tigasion might be pushed farther than has
been suggested. In WAS an inexcusable and
fearful negligence, If not corrupt and
wicked act, on the part Of the Administra-
ton, to hold in their hands, unnotced,
the letter detailing the designs Of the insur-
rectionists. II Congress raises . committee
OF investigation, it ought to summon Mr..
Buchanan and Secretary Floyd into it, pres.
ence, and question them closely concerning
their conduct in the premises, and il there
WAS corruption 1t the bottom Of it, of which
there are sesningly well-grounded suspi-
cions, expose it to the world. Any prudent
man would have been likely to have made due
inquiries and taken necessary precautions,
on tho receipt Of such letter. Permitting
the matter to proceed to ito elimination,
when it was known that the denouemens
would OCCUR at such happy time for politi-
cal effect, and making such active political
use of it when it did occur, 30 strongly ar
CUES something rotten that We hope thin
branch OF the investigation will no. be over.
looked. bat thoroughly probed. Tic il true
- would seem, that the Administrations haa
been conniving at negro insnrrsesiens 10,
political effect, by all means let the fact b
officially known, II 1t can be. There are tor
many evidences of the fact that the Admin.
issraticn 10 equal to such criminal corrup
tion. The people will suspcct it, until it il
disprcved /; they should know il, If ii 10 true
We hope the foolish expectation, on part Of
the slavery propagandists, that they will b,
sbls to Involve some leading Republicans il
the matter, will prompt them to pursue th,
investigation in ell ito ramifcations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

AmPortant EcclssaastacAI Movcnsnt !.
English papers that came over BY the Last
steamer, speak Of an important ecclesiastical
movement about 70 take place in the estab.
liehed church. This Il nothing more Or less
than accession Of about sixty clerRymen.
who have already taken the preliminary
steps, and propose to form What il called IN
Free Church Of England. This movement
will place the secessionists on precisely the
same ground occupied BY the Protestant
Episcopal Church in this country. The 8.
ceders are said to comprise mon OF large
learning, much influence and fervent piety.
ana they all leave the establishment 90 con
scientious grounds, opposition to union OF
Church and State, and Puseyism ia the Church
being tho principally assigned reason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

TEE DIS McMEs VALLEY WING IL published
every Monday 1t this ofce, Is Of the oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, horthsrn
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

Look ont for hoaxss abost expedition
from Kansas 10 rescue Brown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

KEOKUk RE0ALE oE1lNAHx.
THE sssosS tss. q this !. .a VIZ con.
Of N Chatham square Church, corner cf IA ard
More1n ~. These rooms have bssn fcund dry and
cool md sAsy q aecsss.
'a ~, 1ccsa. iss r Fl .as
m. !. i. caAvEH;
NJ. o. q. I6B8LL, tsscber a Vocal Mssfc.
Pxeepsstns q the Instit1tisa Will ~ publisAsd,
A can s. ohGained q appieaton 10 ths President
Or Secretary 81 tAs Board Of Trustees, ~ 70 the
w. THOMPSON, Prssid4nt.
=. Hsse.s. ssssstazy-
Nov.7, I'D
IOPAL Nos. md 4, Coach, japan, DAmas or
NWAits, LsaAhea and Iron, frsa Qassn City Var
- - snablsd . ease these standard Var
aishss, q ths cenpanyi lowest prices. In stors
= = Al. WILKINSON,
Sign ~ the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
sspt3ed He. % Main-strset.
R1RCE or COAL 1kDU CED.
THAT s1psrior osal from the n. Y. Ara Farm
iagten 6ank, at ~ cents pr hushsl, Asliysrsd
z s ~ ls'' = = ''''' 1,fI Isi.s...
n ms AnD 1ARnIns; Bsschsr's Views snd Ex-
spssi6noee q 1sla9ious 6nhjsotss yankwsi: South
void; DsAa1inesy = "AvnDon1." Az
OGDEN DROWNELL CO.'S
49, II CIrY neox Gsoan,
6ep6-d No. 81 NAin-st.
ConkIing,s AAniralty.
HVHH AdnirAlty J1fie1ieti01, Law and Practice
j d - Cousts a the Uailsd GtAtss.
For sale ~ OGDEN, DROWNELL &OO.'H
CTT Boex 0roaB,
Hap9ed 81 Main-st.
MUSIC WOOkS.
ATEW CARMLNA oAORA,
IN Christian Minstrel,
Habha4h Den,
Jubilss, b.,
Just received and for sale BIZ
u. w. WN6ICOTT,
sep&3ed a Main-st.
$3.50 CLOYGos
g BALES, Analogue" for eale -
~ a. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the 0sldsn 1Agls and Mortar,
novI7d $3.50 10 MAin-st.
NUTME0e. saA E
CASE No. Penang, for sale Low By
i %@s AL. W4LKlN60N.
49,; Sign OF the Golden 1agIs and Mortar,
ueY11d 4s444 aAaso& uan-ot.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-23
Dialogue on NEWSPAPERS.

'IIOW DOES IT uAppEN n.,,,hLnr -
that vuur children have $, un,.I, "r,..,,,r
prou,e, = in their I,..ru:a,, .,,I Lno-,T,'I.a
Of the world, than mine, Th., MI -,
:erd he same school and t,r on,,L, 7
know, cujoy equal advan;arcs'
DO YOU take the peNsnnprr nai,LLor
AZ
NO, sir, | DO rot take them nvs,rr.
but now aud then 6oyrom one ;nS, ~
read. PRAY, sis. MIA, have r...,.,,o.,
to do with the education of childrrn ;,
why, sir, thew have vast LeaL - do
with it, | assure you. shonII ~ Soon
thing of keeping them hom school, a. 10
withhold from them tL.uawsn,r..r. :, :.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-23

10 be more particular | would recon-,
mend that the FIST plowing (hefor. the
roots have spread) should be deep and
especially if the preparatory plowing has
not already been sufficiently deep and
thorough. Alter the roots have spread
the plants will need all the nourislmcnt
The soil will afford and we sh,u.d he
caretu! to do nothing that will mterrup,
the supply of food. Our culture now.
should be surface culture. For this pur
pose, nothing answers 50 well as the ia.
dlrlous use Ct the hoe. This instrument,
Ia fact, Is now indispensable in the rnlers
tlce between the Young plants along the
"fi''' DotwlXt the rows, various lnEur.
saving implements may lie used to KIN
The young grass and weeds, and at the
same me. break the crust anC ol.en the
soil to The influence OF the dews and ,h,.
atmospheric air. The nature and condi
tor OF tie soil will best determine what
these should he. In most cases. ,h.
sweep, or some Of the various cultivators
which may now lie had everywhere, will
answer thus purpose very well. With
.n"se run ever the crop every two or three
weeks, nmtiI it is laid by,' winch should
always he before its great effort at fruit
Making has commenced. Let us no, in
teriere now pull of yonr shose, and
tread lightly, for We are il the Temple Of
Nature, where the great mystery, or work
OF Modification, is gong on. All we can
DO Is to hit a prayer, with the Poet Of the
Seasons :
''Bc g~aci us, Heaven,
For now, laborious man has zone his duty"
LAuRE>s.