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DIR. Hufeland.
8alfamifher GnrninL

FIR f@nele 5eIuns BON 6uRen, Grfdftuus, SnFntnsen, Hrdu.
ne, @nutsn pals unb Rnftr6brenentilnbuns Mnsjstraas nnk
trenn nod m5slt&, &E..tuternne fur Mae an biefer Rrontbct
3eibenbe, felbf tn ben IeSen 6tdbten.
Dtsfe btriibmtt Wreparettgnt tt eIet& BEN 1tttern snperI6fs
F8. -GS III fur etne 6lafe BON R~ranttetten tefttnnnt, bic
aueeiaetner anb eefdbrlt&sr ais alt anhere benen Bic Benst--
nr Stsfes eanSss nnterUOrfsn fnb 9%rantReiten bic pom e-
nr tetnen. @rtdltan6 ~terrlbren. Or. Ben, btefe erfe Grat.
DE Gutberttdt fastt Sd wta ntdt betaupten, bas RAFT"
fur ns to, mas bic Dtfun bas otbe Steber fur Bic Bempt.
nr Gn6erer Brnen tint, 6ber Id lam btRtnmt berEHern, bGE
he mAs 8rantteEten BON ar6Berer GefGtrltMtett uub mebr
6terbtfdue ~snfitren.
Gtne wetere yrUbe Der entfeblt&en @tfdbrItGfeit Der son
elmer tletnen @rtdltln6 entfetenben 8rnuftetten, setet Nn bet
etnent Ultd nber natRebenbe aus SEN DertGten bs ptilnbeE.
pbtd Observation-Disclosures entnpmmene Isabelle Grcbbem pbt.
%Iabelr9sa %anertannt etne Der esfunbefen St6bte Ser autrH IN,
Aet0t Bic Tnbenet EMent4 sSrr 1-FI.t%
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SaucN'S
nagical Pain Extractor.

'USAVHI dII LALIdGtUI&
Slttaals 1T ctne G~nteedans tn Der MiatertaE W1tbain {
unb NO Gpetle IN aarter Gntsaasuns 70 raid in ibrtn Matte
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pputolnmen 8enetst rerpsn uub babti tetae ytarben pber (On.
fiesn S4dpea Surafseladea, ais lbur4 Dalsp's maetf9s
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allen, oenfn Gtn6er tntlgsr unterm nor en- Inb - III bic lDtr.
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ielbe! QDte Dtl S9mer8en anb ,Qethea t0nnten ni@tDara
oft bdSDa ab, bab ber aGte Ddlep.@rtr. ct bti Der Sanbtf.
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QiterarifAe Nlnseioc.

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3. $ etntS mmtIt&e merle. Neue @plfss
ouSgabe In z UGnben Dbsr so @pAenleferuna. a SIS
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trbaljen ben z. Danb apart fir t.
8erner ~empfttIt;
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= Dret Sabre pom OretBtgen tn Ia StefsrunBen a -.25
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cen nit ben Yrdmten: Die ttasientf6s 8 fherin
unb BEN pDrtratt BON s. Wleser a 9teferung -=.25
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81 yramte: PORTRAIT N~leran6ers BON 3amtplot, 90
"a 3UG eros a QteferunB 40
1.3s
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geIwtVte Der afeniett Liz. Qeferun8 a pa
UeDtllmt 70. Or. @mtbt, Ng. 55 81. @aHfr.
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Diefe 8abIen 5etsen, b6s b~exate1ber Il Ebdl aner GterBe.
fdae tn htefem &aube bur& Mas3etruns rerurfnHt merben, al.
gefeben BON ben aablret6en. anbern 4stben, BITE BON elmer
Iei&ten @rtdltua8 bertetetfItrt werben. t Nfsa
S@1nt euere @eivnbhett unb tpenn thr an elmer @rISItune
Der Uruf rber 2unse Ietbtt, fanfet etne SI6f&e BON S mfes
larb's balfnmif6eut Gsrstag aub tbr t5nnst auf F&ere @e.
hetnng rt9rtn, SaufeaDe pabea bhfes eetRan wub teFtn
tsunberbare QDtrtRng bejeuat. tNAsAf&
5naen icmmt aSer aa@ mag&nisI sSa yerburbeHeut Nsa.
Gen. tn reI4ent Saue bas sDeptfbe Bttters~ gettcudt werkeN
iUats Sn 86len BON etutm anbauernben SuRen ~perrlbrsr"
Der S9pd3e unb MbfpaHnnnsb es sGnjen SyRerts tlrb ttca
Rs BtttttS BON 8r6eenn Nuten fn6eu.
4 Dadelte trtrb etn;t9 BET Or. q. M. Sadfrn, avg Nrm.
erabt. petlnetIpbtG ~Serftrttat unb BET alien Druaetaen mi
5tsrepaltern bur@ ce Wtr. Stnaten ~rertouft.
@retS 70 0entS BITE SIaf1es ~ al 10. NnQM .TaRm
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Ytueu NtN ellie, BON Guteben NIT s@t1entannat, fowtr
9abelUnternS Gutebtne : GopatSa Draaus Dber 8uder.
pfnunten tn ben 9csptt6Isrn Dvn BAL be Grace uno Qcn6Dn
BIT Nrnntpetten 9epetner Mrt NIT BEN erGbten @tfelae anaes
wenset Hnb Dbne alien unaneenebmen @eruG Ober Bttse.
ihundd, unc teltn BET frtiGen pber DtrnIteten lleSeIn bic SET.
lung tn mtnt8en 3agen auetr 6Gen BwetfeI, Dtns ben pa.
ttenten Der @efabr ttnes @Rdtales ausSufeten. gu BADEN
bet 8. Gpmt6b, IS Sf.BaIttmDreRr Z
Tebt8, Int lnate GrDatAr.
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Stcds, anleiben unb stusmediel,Il ~
1obnston Bros. & Go.
Rnnn.tip> 0f

naas' tts SO. 1913 Baltimore IraBe ya0aW
tnrten unc Sertautea i'm IuftraS Stpds, gDerttpapere uab
aRbere Security.
Gin WttsIisS unisrer gtran wUtnt antdsIia ben S%tsunssn
Muftrdse nsrbsn fdnel unb senSu befcrst.
psi VI nIetben sc .n{9
bur6 has bebe uttnbe Betriebs. Capital unfereS @efbdftss Gnb
mir TIM Stanbe unter tannegnbaren 8ebtn9ungen 9(Dten an
btscDnttren, WIrfNuS aHf Dertbpaptere gu maiden unb oufs
lGuoere Belt I~aufsnte QDtbfd aufsntaufen. a1
Mm8ebpte wsrben tdSlid ait nnfsrsr Sant BON 8 ubr MR.
eens bio 8 ltr 9ladmtttd8s dn9enDnnsn.
so NuSne6iel uno GCllectionen.
Dieter G3ef6Gftsswets tt fufematih arranatrt nnb mir
IRnb bnrh nett D~erswetete Werbinbnn0ea In BEN Stanb oeTssts
0De@ftI unb u~nAangbare Weisn tu ben bt1iaien @Gben an
.aufsn unb das GiafaiEra n~senssa ben tsate$ea yrsiIsn ~
tHrr8eHsl ASH~ H4@ 4Me eaa4& 1a asa fA4 San30-S
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ssqiocn ais 6cilutittcI.

80 m.9. u Tim an'S ea4tt Senna. Sstsen f6nnen bee
Qublttum ais -has 'befe 4fttttl eesen @erfOpfuaa, nsrpSfe
30 pfwtb anb aGe dnbern, aus elmer alnp r6nuna QeS 8erbGu.
nn9sip meme enthanOeneu RranfbsNsn .%snPtOblen Uer5sn.
Apst9ltesh1 ~prdparirt BON Ism. 3.@tlHan, @bsmtf tn
SoalVtn9'Sn un6 6u bGoen tn Baltimore turz 20 Gts. Pf
Su4-S Sch g. 5dnee, SO. 1903 geItimsrsf ;
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Ebee uno Raffee.

oer au9 mtrtIih gut It.
Gsnn ttr f4le&tet 3aAtt unb Ebs SerSrdu&t, 10 titles
nnb tlIte I'm 9tee unb &aTet baden tn benz 9 tprt BEN
= 2t r. : a. sds BON . aItt m re- un5 8rtbsttdfr.
ftbt n6 aud sinlabet BON itinern bidisen uub belsfaten gbee
Enb Rahes su taufen Mot6il'
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ODD nod ecirt. - Die 9eiGe Der
6rau @aifrsp, Oeren all eblid 9ebsimniBooller
Sob 10 bel 2drm rerurladte, wurDe benz
Bunlde ibreS 8rupera 9emdB, bod nod gum
5weiten Df1l imecirt. Die Setticn puroe auf
Dem st. Beterss&ir9bofe i'll @esenport meb-
rerer Aer5te BON Erpf. Smitb rcraen ,rlnen.
2lber audi Oieler 9ewiB cOmpetente Seurtbetler
fcnnte feline Spur BON Sit eutoeden. Dasesen
Idno aud er oaS 6irn BON @cn9elticnen aIfts
6lrt. st ltintmt oaber gang nit cen Aer3ten,
pie Die erlte Seftion pornabmen, ibereln uno
ertldrt ben COB Der Erau Salfrep auf oielelbe
natiirlide Wetle.
PretStampf. - Gm 6reitas Nbeno
fanO III @pocWin'8 Sdiffs.Ocro nabe Slodltr.
etn balb(tiinciSer Sreisfampf 5Dil4en eineln
&erl NauenS Woooburn BON BoIton unp elnenl
Anoern 9tamen8 @ro8tp BON Wiatne ltdtt. IS
b1noelte IT'D babel UNI $50. 9tad 20 @du9en
iburoe WOOOburp gum Sieser ertldrt. Sin
GROCER Wenl6enbaufen lab oielem SfanOal gu.
Sturm.- @eltern Otadmitta9 II. Abeno
pebte eth 9epaltiser Sturnt, Der an alien
SDiloeru uno Ooftbiren betrdAtlide 3erpo
run9en anriAtete. 3wet 6erren 9lH9en chen
Ourh Scutbltr. nabe 2cmbarotry al0 Der
WlnD elnen lGwereu SdllD berabrlB u. lbnen
geraDe por bic Sibe lAleu0erte. Sn ben Suns
bero Nalos Darf Der QBino oaS auf9ebIufte
DOl5 au5eluunoer.
Gas Retrutirur SlGiff N0sSbs
anp bat leet cine unSewDbnllb 9rcBe 3abl pOn
2beerladen, Die fir ben Otenlt Ontel S1m's
an8emorbeu lino, an Voro. ltnO guar ipaen
es melltentbeIlS aus9e5eihnete SurlAe letn.
81 lenbabnun a II. - AlS pOrselte,n
Gin 6ra9t5uB bic 1tOrtbern @entraleSa1 Daz
bin fubr, wuroe Die 2ofOmptiue aui eilec bee
iaaOlSten Sdiene umsepOrien. Der GeuDer
nnD bret bon ben WlSen ltieBeu seseu lie uno
wuroen in 6ol5e Der G%plilion Sertrimmerr.
Der BON bier fonlmeuoe Bug wuroe DurA Olee
len unfal LINGERIE 3elt auf8ebalten. NerlsBt
wurDe BET pemlelben NiemanO.
Teuer.- Sam(t1s frib un9efdbr llbr
entCedte man in Der Office 0tc. 3O7 Us. Yrott
it,, WoIelblt Or. StareS Elm pltel @tabliI1e
meut bat, 6euer. Sfficer Dennl on pom weli~
ltden DiltrItt mar balo auf Dem Ylaee uno e5
9elan9, oaS Seuer gu loldeu, nod ebe Die 6eus
er,@cTlp. eri1lenen. Der unbeoeutenoe 8ers
lult 1T par9 Serli4erun9 3epedt.
Sn Arrelt = Alfrtb Mtc@lusfp uno
4bbe Re Ulprp, pie Dor 5wei oper BRET Wlonaten
~rerballet purOen, neil ite Otrs. 8rpO in;&asere
ltruBe uai etne beoeutenee Sumnle beraubt bas
ben lolen uno Die li9 ieItber 9eseu Sirsldaft
aaf frelem6uBe befanOen, muroeu pcr9elt,rn Iell>
BenOmmeu uno na9 Der Sail 9ebraAt, wtll
lbre StirSl4aftS5eber Die Caution 5urud8eSO.
gen baben+
rim nals@purt t.. = t0amm0np Slp
unp Armenia Slo waren an9etla3t, DC s liba>
time Samttton 8eprl9eit in baden, uuc @atpas
r'ne Qanllltcn lpar ansetla9t, 0ammcno DID
uno Arnlsnla SID 8eprl9ell 5u babeu. Ol To-
init Ole AnSetla9ten elnanOer nt9ta l0ulolB
%bltebeu, 10 entlIeB lie Salcmo. Stump ldnut-
Ilh un9eltraft.
Seraarp Buib WurDe, nie mir bereito in Ell
asm GnOeren Stem melOeteu, 8esen 8le5lpaIr
TielSelal1en. Die BurSlhaIt (S100O) wurce
pom 9enrp BIstbCrlt go. Ala QarperO JioaO
~3elelpet. DIE 9eurt rerlaate liD tls Deute.
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Dr 3eute Wcuta8, q. 6ebruar, Ebeater
unD &rdn69en oeS unabbdn9i9en 2srnperein5,
Doranf mir Das P-blifum belonoers %auimerts
fam MAIDEN.
N@ Sabre8balI. Der finite Sabs
reSbau Der ~S4war5en Siser' ftnDet beute
Ntonto9 iul 9rOBeu Saale Der Iurnbaue
gtr. 800 Weit, Yrattltr., ltatt, Aae AnOrouuus
gen ltno SetrOffen wCrCen, UNI DEM PubIltum
elnen genuBretAen AbenD gu perlHaffen. Capt.
Winter's beliebtsS Otulit Corps miro Die Ian,.
lulti9en in Iteter Betpesuns balten.
MT Sabre8tall Die Sranflins9oae
gtr. 10 bait l5ren Sabresball beute Wlpntaa in
benz 9ei9maf0pa refOrtrten Saale Der Walbina.
ton Saue ob, wOrauf bic SrDensbraoer lopl
oaS PuOlltum iberpaupt aufmerti am semaAt
werceu.
ES Ean5trdn31en in Der g. :
e. Gan5lebrer 8oiat bilt beute
WtontaS in Der 0febenbaQe elm Gan,t,dn3den
0b, nOrauf mir ras tan3lultise: 9uDlifum aui
merriam MAIDEN.
go 8roBer nna.- Seuts, ,Ncnz
tag SrcBer 2uaG neblt Galrator Bier bel s..
2Ocs Nr. IA u. 6reOeriftr.
EGS8 trtb d. ft8s @rSffnuna.-
pr. Sobn 8alter Ger. 2 Parfltr. bat Die blss
Der BON Ofrs. 6Iur seftbrte aDtrtblGait iber,
nonlnlen unD miro otelelbe beute Wontag
nit einem ~oelitaten 2und e%rSfaeu, worauf mir
alle 6einIGmeder aufmerflam MAIDEN. 'as
Eg1 Wecrseu Birtiaafte.@ rSfnuns unb
InslpielunS zines SattelS, nobel eiu ~Delifater
3un4 aufSetildt miro, BEL Conrad 2ebnert,
Nc. 1923 6crrefltr.
MT Patentwaa9en in alen @rSBen
UerDen ltetS i'm @rcBen ME i'm &leinen au lu.
erlt btai9en Preiien uno nit lebr oauerbaItem
unb einfafem WeedaniSmus perlebeu, ~anaefer.
tiet unD %uerfauIt bel Ni9arb MurosG /,
gtr. 46 SlosGbatle8traBe.
90 Or. e wopueS 3uiammeneeieete
tbtirfGen.6srD petlt pOrtre FIt& tartm6disen 5aaen, or
%taItHGssn,s 4luIipstsaa. Observation-Disclosures, asterbefawer-
~5tif9ateH, fOvie ale Rrantbeiten bes Salfes anb Der Gebls
Der Sruf peer Der Qanse. Dieie Ir3net rstnist susleiG unb
antsrt eas 8lut. SIN @rDB. unb Eittnperiauf III bab,n in
|r Office os 11Dtfer4 bu 81 per Hlnf&e.
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SnMhUI1

$500, 600 SUP Sau uno S9reinerbol,.
7UO,sbOO Sdtnbel unD 2atten aunl 0erfouf.
2etr lentsn bic Nnfnerfiamffit pdnttlider Runben ant nm
lere 8rcse SFteoerlo9e pom Sau. unb gtubbcl, vpn al n WrtSn
Qnantttdten uHb @robsn. 2Dtr 1Gnet6en ipet6tdnnen ban
gSS mao Sefeuua9, unb lsIern 8enfcrrdbmen. TbGrrn
ltntanun8en une pObelar6ett su 5abritpretlrn. Sprehet MR.
q Intern 2~eitb0te, Nc. Ito 9isb tfr. gBerfte, ubtr @de Spn
Sau22-S Burns Il Sloan.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

but would have brought Lowitzer to bear
on the &c !ucer.
The emotions OF the counsel when the
Jury returned their verdict were manifested
in various ways. Mr.. Brady, in spite Of al,
his experience as criminal lawyer, became
pale, nervous and agitated.
Mr.. Stanton, unable to express the emo
tions of bis big heart, is described as almost
rivaling David when be danced before the
ark OF the Tabernacle the usual stolidity
Of Mr.. Phillips gave way, and covering bis
face with his hands, be wept like child.
Messrs. Magruder, Radcliffe and Chiffon
pressed forward and greeted their liberated
client. Mr.. Meagher, in the exuberance Of
bis heart, clapped people on the back, and
asked il it was not GLORIOUS Mr.. Ora.
ham was passive and undemonstrative, but
was one OF the first to welcome back bis
client to freedom. The District Attorney
said "he thought it would be SO" and his
associate, Mr.. Carlisle, avoided the scene.
As TO the jailor. be wept deeply, and could
not understand Mr.. Meagher when be con-
doled with him on losing bis tenant.
There is general and decidedly strong
feeling OF satisfaction at the result,of Sickles'
trial. The jury would have rendered YER
dict Immediately after the esse was submit
ted to them, but for the fact that one Of the
number desired short time for delibera.
ton.
1t is said that when the Jury retired, one
Of them withdrew into corner and on his
knees invoked Divine guidance, got up, en-.
tered into conversation, again retired to the
corner, and finally rose with bis mind fully
made up 10 favor Of scquittal
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05
FROM Washington.
FROM The New York Tribune.

FROM the New York Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Thursday, April Il, 3d.
An important decision has been made by
the Secretary Of the Interior in respect to
the rights Of the st. Paul and Fond du Lac
Railroad to lands upon its route under
grants OF Congress. 1t Is understood that
the decision applies to other roads in Wis.
consin. The points reported are as follows:
The title to odd numbered. sections within six
miles did not vest on suraey, unless the route
vas staked of or marked On the ground 90
as TO be readily found when passing through
any one section. For that part Of the route
where the line Of location is laid Of on q
map, the date Of the acceptance Of the Land
Once is the date Of the vestiture OF the eco.
ton in place, IL the mapping was on plat
showing the section lines Of the public sur.
vey, and thereby fixing definitely the exact
line where the road would fall, and deter.
mining the six.mile limits Of the grant. For
the part OF the route extending through IN
surveyed lands or townships not subdivided,
the acceptance heretofore must DO regarded
as only preliminary, and there is not vesti-
ture or severance till the plats showing the
connection Of the route with the public sur.
veys are filed In the Genera! Land Office,
and accepted. There has been no vestture
OF the title OF the lands between the six and
fifteen mile limits Of the road There Ia only
withdrawal in view Of future adjustment.
Pre- emptions In townships surveyed and
plated since 1859, which have been admit
ted at the local Land Offices in good faith,
before the rece pit of the specific Instructions
OF 1883 to the contrary, are aflirmed-the
right of the pre.emptors in townships re
stored. 80 with the presumption by notice
OF those who can show that they settled in
good faith before the 18th OF April, 1853
and did oil they could under legal require
ments re now TO be entitled to prove I'D
and pay for their lands. The last is appli-
cable only to the strip between the six and
fifteen mlIe.limits, as presented 10 the case
before the Department.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05
The Distur baacss IL Utah.

ST. LOUIS, April 26-9 P.M.-A series
OF letters published in the Salt Lake Valley
Journal giving the proceedings Of Judge
'Cradleoaugh's court at Provo, explains TO
some extent the difficulties and disturban ces
in Utah. The misunderstanding between
Gov. Cummings and Geo. Johnston seems
to have grown out Of the refusal Of the lat.
ter to withdraw the troops from Provo, sent
there under requistion Of the court TO BRO
tsct witnesses. Judge Cradlebaugh passed
severe structures on Gov. Cummipgs' proc
lamation, which has not been received here.
charging it with being informal, and evil
IDENTIFY designed to exasperate the people
against the troops. 10 obstruct the course of
justice, and TO excite ipsabordination in the
army.
he says that instead Of the presence OF
tAs troops tending TO terrify the inhabitants
and in'imidate witnesses, jurors and parties
10 behalf o. the prosecution, had been COM
PEELED to seek the protection Of the troops
against threats and intimidation OF the In
habitants to BE- 30 terrified.
Judge Cradlebaagh was sitting merely as
committing magistrate, and would 20 10
camp Floyd on the following week to con-
tlnue the Investigations. Testimony has
been lneited duplicating several Bishops and
the civil authorities Of the territory in va
rlous murders, all Of whom fed 10 avoid
arrest.
The four Grand Jurors DISCHARGED by
Cradleoaugh, also fed, and Cedar City and
several other towns 10 the vicinity Of the
meadow Mountain massacre, are almost
depopula,ed.
II IL also stated that the Indians, about
ivoo strong, and headed by white men,
have mustered 10 ,ha, peighborhood, who
express Their determination to proven, the
arres, oil any oDe il that section. Judes
Crsdleoaush alphabetically denies tina, he
Irand Ja'y protested agains, their dis
charge A. stated By the Ds,s,t Nae,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-05

Touch II lightly; us the child Of Spring.
All Ghsxspors with IL great wealth Of bloom,
We're but xiae to this loveliness.
Gather IL with grasp - light - air
Which sbbsth unsteady along soms stream,
Al light 10 incorporssl touch. Treasure
II 10 golden vass--the first born flower!
Prototype Of that which Is 10 be. when
he stnl cold earth shall burgson into bloom.
Ali how W prize the little stranger here
In this cold Northern cline, while In the land,
The sunny Southern land, endless arpents
Sighted, glow with noreseent loneliness;
The blessed soil. willing, yields up iis wealth
And knows no beautiful winter In its Joy.
OH would wander where the flowers grow
Growing the sunny hair OF those love
With wrsaths Of roses. dropping fragrance
round,
Living In holy converse with their bloom,
Dying with flowers, breathing close TO me,
Living and glowing warmly while die.
How tho breath Of flowers translststh Us
Yar from ourselves, How wander eur pleased
souls
To stosisd eastern lands. where flowers reign
Usto tks vale Of Cashmere, 70 the Yeast
OF Bosss; unto the placid Marble Bes,
Sleeping ssrsoely meath the rsinless sky;
Unite the Deep where Hslle, Colchis bound
Sank IN the blue wave, and Lesnder swan
70 meet his Hero on the Sestos shore;
There on the fovsry banks 10 lie st ease,
And lsok across the Golden Horn 70 where
%. d. linz n u~tns
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1HAsooAL soT AsIskrric.-I, is com.
monty believed. aid i, Is stated In many
easn'cA! works. that charcoal is as,iep,ic.
iA' according to Or s,enhous,, is the very
'e'eFs o. the Sae' a. shown BY the sOndl.
hoI OF The bodies o. sainA.s which have
ooa loos ear'ed IL charcoal, which are
usually IN 40 advaocsi stage Of decay. pe
cp ni0n has toubtls,s arisen 'run The ar4
'AA' sha'soai aesosas ,hs .A.s,., and ,t.,
PreSver any di~ari~-asie stsavA
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CONCLUSION or thin sicKLEs CASE
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THE ELEPHANT CLUB.

By DoEsTTCKs AND KNIGHT RUSS ocKsIDE, NJ d.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED RI JOHN NcLESAS
verabe and YeTscous History Of the Dongs and Mdoings
Of the members Of the Elephant Club. With the minute and
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o the e1utani record of their memorable in eventually
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THE WITCHES OF NEW-YORK.
ANEW AsD HUMOROUS BOOK
pynK x PHILANpER poEsrIcKs p.


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PLU-RI.BUS-TAH;
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NAME.

BYo X PHILASDER DoESTICKs, P. B.
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Of number Of gods and dehed worthes hitherto
unknown Old Jupiter himself A Poem IL claims to consd
Grafton be denied il comprises great many beauties
dscoveabe in the Song Of Hawa,ha beside several Indian
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