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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

NoTE.-w. Howard Penigo, for GOdb sake dOnt write
any "poety." This efFuIion has gives roller
boy the ChOsa, and your photography gave him the Nor
bus-wbich two diseases combined the dostor book call
'skOotepnoOtootey IfyOu persist ia your reckless
saints upon the Muse look for that angel"
come down and take you up too,-DEvIL.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

The Milwaukee True Democrat Trad.
cal Republican, expresses the opinion
that Gov Seward will not be nominated
by the Chicago Convention. and adds:
1--WE do not say that Seward could not
be elected. but we believe the Republieans
could make q better and stronger eight
with either Bates, Fremont, Lincoln,
w ade or Chase"
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(To BE CoNTINUED.)
Misttaantuus.
written for the Kansas Chief.)
THE WANDERER.
BY W. HOWARD PERRIGo.


Father, my soul is wesry, weary,
ofeArths sorrow, grief and care;
an weary Of vainly striving,
When strife brings but despair;
am weary of hoping, when each hops
Is from nv bosom tore;
an sick of battling with Fate, which has
For me but GRIFFIN store.
have wandered far, and sought in vain,
Through long and weary years,
In quest Of some enduring joy,
And found but grief and tesrI.
I've met bright gems Of beauty, which
An angel might adore;
And when have learned to love them,
Deaths hand them from me tore.
Father, my soul 10 weary, weary,
And long in peace to rest,
From earthly hopes and SorroWs free,
IN the realms Of the blsst.
He bowed bis head, in humble application
An unseen angel from the throne OF Love,
Came to his side, and bors away his spirit,
On Merey's pinions, to the realms above.
sTEFHENsPoRT, KY., APril6 1850.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

A Baltimore paper learns that the 50.
called Union" Convention to Be held in
that city on the 9th of next month, has
secured the Front Street Theatre for Eve
days. at the rate Of 800 per day. and
are going to reserve the front tier Of boxes
for the ladies. Is it farce they are GO
ing to perform p Washin9tOn CoastlsS.
Eion
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stIttt GaIe.
The MUTE DOCTOR;
Or
The MAN WITH MANY NAMES.

TALE OF PASSION.
81 MRS. N. L. sHEETsER.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-10

During the three weeks Of DR.. Boyd's
confinement in the house Of his wife, Mrs.
Gastone had removed to the mansion pur-
chased by her husband. and had found
leisure to think of DR.. Boyd, and to be-
gin to grow weary of the noble man who
had forgiven so much. Strange iHfatus-
tion | in her secret soul she again pinned
for her lover.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26
Az Esognous LIE.

Jsdga u, late o. Mississippi, vas
gentleman remarkable for a prociiYIty 20
rxayeyass and tell hard stories. On ono oc.
casisa be ass seated in front Of the prsnei-
pal hstel 10 Clinton, and amusing group
Of gentlemen with his peculiar narratives,
~aan b. tiastgsrei himself - 70 lowe: .'nefi'
tlsnsn, In Ea.s Tennessee, where was
raised. knew a man who kad the most
astonishing streagth in his jaws add teesh,
~ aay man who ever lived. saw him onse
sgan9i,ng an tbs sunny side Of barn, with
hi. old has under his arm, Slsd with bi&ek
wainuts, aud ae jos. put them IN bis mouth
hai cracked them as easily as one OF you
would eraek a shesna, !" The auditors
srehaBged looks ~ Incredibly. aqntzzieal
H1i9fasssioas blade, known rs Kentucky
saehsIford, vas present, and heard the
judges story, aad remarked +:
"Sa 5oabt, Judge. u the truth OF ali you
h1va said. sems men are remarkably
ssgpag. Now, 10 South Carolina where
Iagal, one " NY naighbors was noted foE
tas extraordinary strength Of his arm.
rstnernAer TO have seen him take hard pine
kmss, plaes il in tbo hallow II his arm at the
sihow, and BY Suddenly bringing bis fore
ara, gpward, he .p.is The knot into spllnteFs
aa1 pressed On. all tbs tarpentins in
stream - r...
Tbs narrative Of ksntaes vas received
with peals Of laughter. Judge Nj be-
came indignant, and spFinging TO his feet
With sleaehsi Cat, and flaming eyes, ex-
slammed "heasi4ek, that's On enormous
lie ~
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Aas. DAyY HAvrSG RxnovKD yRox BAN
ll CkoFT 10 Lover kf0sdvsy, nearly nppssife Mr.
PARK Lumber fsrd continues 70 Cfesa, pyess, Hitter
and Make Sonsefs VI theistsss fAshio as the shoss
sssise fDet- ls-v25z-n q
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DEnecaATfc RKusIos.


Tbs louisville Josrna. Of May ), sreeu-
.asss upon the ss-unlsssg Of the Democracy
a. follows
"Whcn ths sss Wigs Of the Democracy
hecsms reunited azain--a ever saeh AZ
esens should cecar--it viii Be interesting 20
ksar TIE delegates ~ toe Charleston conTen-
ton Of I.s0 ssse.s their claims 80 orthodoxy.
Dns wing mss. b crippled, one -. OF prIn-
spies asss be Surrendered, and tie question
viii be, ssso were The eosaaerers AID Who
isesabsae5. II sEIs embarrasiag POSITION
casas nsy eScur ike cha. recsrded ~ hap
p@aing On Fourth Of JAZZ relsbratisn 10
Pennsylvania. Revolutionary veterans we're
bscasaiDg hsfdto Cad, &c: procession with
TO sd so.alisr "a IS, Was DOT 20 De riIlingty
sapsasstea 30. m honest old German 81
Esyaiatsoaayy rspgse, vas discovered u the
lac. a4a.. Ia opea earria-s vas assigned
- hss So the programme. snd : seat 81 The
pre.iaanss r,gss ~ the table. When pressed
stter d.aner 70 gtTs bis "reminiscences OF
Ea.hisgtea, his fecs.laesions we're found 10
b. rather indefinite. Bot soEaessinz being
sid ab1gs Yorktown. ha remarked;
ssfaas, wash a. forktorn."
"ra.es Washington ~ asksd the Presi-
deaf.
'sY4as, rash ooadsr Washington zen |
sgTreaaegei.
'fS,, yoa iais.sxs, my rensrahls friend"
sgsla;med shs President, Washington never
sgrrsaiersd.n
"Ysas, bat yoa sSs, I rash one Of The
Usagsagsto
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F-aws,l. really said soldier wss
had hsssl .hs. eli Al cerre ssarssa. .'ssase
ve:lsw dssils have al eg haa way u iSsug
ts.tues.s
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Council Bluffs, Iowa.
he snsscsih<r ssad respefriIy inform TIE eis;,-.
"a western i1sA and EebyaskA, that he has ors<nsg
Est Class bsnery and the eniy ever Il,
ihlt session. a the eouasry nav prepared - n.
al tas 81 rvrk pegfsinisx 70 se mess uaru~rs.
ssaAns snfseT y, Pesfraa'ss Artkarss BzIsu,s Pit
aasnss frzsx Lessss,s. Knseaersocke-, HuEt's Ner-
saAas hzxassnss. New York Ledger. Bsil0r'. p.eta
ria Issalss Illustrates. sc4enslsr A.serica Atlan.
JosrEas, Ladies, Repsstory
AHsic Law Books AID Newspaper ~ socks Of AIRY
kind Old ~ Few tousd reboana In the nat aurxr.d
styles, ca sAsrt notice, at lsv rrtees
orc family Bss.es Rebound - - 10 la.x ,ra
eeral - ssv
September, Ii 1850. xuyF rryvp
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dIREDsIIfEs EEeE.uf ny THE JAPAN


Tbs San Francisco Herald notices With
admiration, display Of Japanese wares IN
aea u taa public balls OF thai city. IL
saYss
Tbs cabinet and dressing caser, so called,
ars beautiful beyond description. As To
INA sgod work, which IL Of native material,
sas jaIsYiags ~ brilliant pearl, the wavey
aai tangled grain mtBsla leto one haFmo"
mons wHa.a vita a dsitGacy AID ingenuity
II matching thst dslies description. The
polish throws back tbs sunlight Ike a per.
feet mifEaF' l. Is said that seaidiug water
psp,itscss na efeat upon tbis polish, The
HaaaE9as tftmmanSs, which aFs mostly pure
silver, slabnfaFeiy oFesmautsJ eIth tasteful
tisvless, produce wssh their surroundings,
most pleasing effect upon spectators not
accustomed - workmanship go exsraordi-
payy. lac porcelain wats displayed, coo.
afzts ~ articles pnt antv rare and beautiful.
but IT Rrtat praettaat utility, which indeed
may be- satd pf many other good things 10
tht4 extensive collection. The wash bowls,
for instance. fruit dishes, toilet vases. etc.
ara II patterns and consistency Tint viii
uuslaahtssIig commend them not onlY 30 the
gBai taste hut 10 the xaad judgment Of
purchasers, Tho punch. bowls are unequal
81 thaY seemed alntast 10 SPEAK ~ IA ia
tones ~ c3nvivialtty "a vs tapped their
angle atdss With eur kuaykles. Among
tia oddities. Which ars countless, We ssS
ons dish IN the shape NJ duck. Ry raising
tus saSeoiausjy eautttvsd wtnes, yea tod
aapia to8m for the da,lcae.as the mnst fa--
tidtaas taste can suggest 90 the same
rrteg4pIe. thsFs was also dish in ths shape
81 Esh, With has and tail erect and Jaws
disteadsi. These articles. IL il needless to
ssv, are fau|tlsss 10 structure and ealDriug.
Many curious anil amusing TOYS. puzzles
AMI tmagas - we'll "a elegant BIRDS cages.
aad sasdty Ssrcs and strsngs-lsokiug atsn-
sis si exquisite finish were on the table IN
rich nrofas.pn.
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TE9TINTONIAL9.
Council Bluffs Tord, Nor. Is, 1859.
AEssRs. CHARLES, Blow & Co. Gents-we
have sold small quantity Of DR.. L. stephens
pound and ii has given satisfaction Respecty
yours,
J. D. HoNN.
Kansas City, Nop. e6th 1859
MEssRs. CHARLES, BLOW Il Go. Gentlemen
Having sold a large amount of DR.. T. L.. Stephens
Chemical Ague Compound, feel it TO be my duty TO
recommend 1t to the world the best preparation
cure Of Fever and Ague In use. As yen are aware
we have been selling it upon the cure no pay prn
ciple aud can truly say we have never been called
upon 10 return one dellar as yet. Yours truly.
7. b. HALE, DRuGGIsT,
Kansas City. No.
Tdadalia Nor 18th 1859
Messrs. CHARLES Blow x Co: Gents.--we have
within the last year sold many dozen stephens Chem
tcal Agne Compound, to men who and laboriug In the
bottom lands Of the kaukaskia River and with each
bottle sold promised refund The money il il
to eject cure. but as yet We have not had single
bottle returned II has performed eures in cases ~
long standing, where other medicines have fai,a, -
Those who have tried it, would not be without il at any
price and In this vicinity of bilious tempera-
meat might as well be without bread. as Stephens
Ague Compound Respectfully Yours,
cHENY, POST co.
Galatfn, No, Nor. 8. 80
Aessrs CHARLES Blow X Co: 6ents-This is TO
certify that in the last twelve months We have borbt
several dozen OF Dr. T L. Stephens Ague Compound,
and We have met with ready sale. We have warranted
every hottie. We have never had bottle returned
yet and have known oEe bottle to high as four
tu ohe family Respectfully yours
b. +. g. W. NICHOLS.
DR.. T. L. Stephens Chemical Ayue Com
pond 10 for sale by.
BLOW 4 CO.
BARNARD r CO..
RICHARDSON, MELLIER l. CO.,
r. wETZELL co.
J. MATHEWS l. SONS,
SCHUETZ l. EGGERS,
HENRY BLAKSLEY.
PINE KELLOGG, .#.#
D'ENCH RIvEs r CO.,
81. Louis Wholesale Agents.
And BY aercants generally throughout the comfy
aud all Druggists in this city
WILLIAM I. BLOW, Sole Proprietor,
va-nto-ssa
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r-A darker &c, 10 work % ens snsn =
xayr ,oass tree. ba, his are ass e&ss Tar
some time with ba, little effect. a stare
a...,eex. in thu meantime. ard crash'ug
s,sss ~ hc,,nins shattered the huge oaS
20 splinters near him. a...
esBress de Lcrd !" exclaimea Samoa "a
Veil done; 'spose you q! dis ens nsA'
ruess you GOT Jour match nassa:
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TO THE PUBLIC.
EsTRAY NOTICE.

rs>r1 rF hT J. 3. Rs8& Al his residence in Ka-s
TssrsR8R. PSttauasfERzss asuHtr. 1sSa. The sfs;
dxE % FesTEArs. A p 1850, Red Bslfer, vlss
ite bEcs. sA3ts THse< tie eesy. wElse 60 the
ss3i ara each 1esthe herd ratAsr hyfndsesnyTssea
e - ye2Ts esd Ne asarks 81 hraos 10 be seen.
C. r. KELLOGG, CeaEsy Clerk
SgErcSi EsEws. garSh iszk. 1859.
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rs~A stIah-hsas hss hssa hast IN Sns
YORK. which is - nicely Aatianssa sos* 'es
roxers are obliged 10 be ysss'saaas 70 ssaft.
;nr iaesr hair IN The middle. 10 Keep 'Sssf
balance.
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THE LaSrCarr.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to IA are
respectfully requested 10 call and settle uiuleiisaIr
All who owe GO Box accaHn: requested "a cali
znd settle by nese or Otherwise Having sold OF, npr
stock Of merchandise going devate an a nur
time IN the settlement * notes and inc
rs Rsneob this Is the last cali. and all that d,u.t
make soas satisfactory arrangement imae stely zy
expect ta ray costs.
We keep eur ofsiee nj The cid stand.
TooTLE JACKSON
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e@@s-.Fasaer.s SD l,,ls bey. "whs
dsn'a shsy gre she tsisr@ssa wires aase
~ gsng .whv. rav seq =" 'Bssaaxs TIE
nspsrs sav shas they sFs sat II srdsF. snsi
ma.her afxsy. takes dose Of gin shsn sae
Ia 81, ii er.jsS."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26

F i Asans-sRsksn. sfF-hanfsa oh gen.
tisniaa, Tia ether iav. rzesraus 10 s1iuner.
arose aud destseFssi h,msslg as Fa!.aws -
aFss whss NC are shaas - rers8re. mav ths
fassl msss 10 trnts shsasfol-- What. wife
a rsssu AssA sgatn ,esdar - h ~as all 10
Toe sams hsessh. and toe sEyss u4s issx-
pssesshly fssi4efeas.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26

Well, Spring, youv can II last hev yous
6-psiesex yoaT bssn sistin n old Winters
Lap. Now ain's yon ashsmed Of yourse.f:
'spose the old feiIeEss bin bussin ysu.
j shoaid think be had from ysur brssh
4 besn 90 co!d-bas that's the sas them
Old felIers hey doin.
Well, a. sas sayip,
lour cum 81 last, With your bammy
Bfesh : BLOWN from tie Ssrses.-
Wsssconssans or Serbrssky 'spose,
Treat Eanssses for BAN, recon.
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ssNrs. uaSgg, u ysas AssSasi a
Hasa NaihssE
~ sasss 80. for he told rae 'sss atsrning
that .s1se body bad been maAssg Gosl Of
him.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-05-26

- Shasta being al thu head Of " We
han navigation. tbs hotel. in the flourish
ins tawn we're Shed 10 over3owiug when
judge b arrived ani asked The land,
leEa for rpam. The landlord greatly
regretted sha fact, bus there was bat enc
cFpertsnlty erea - sleep beneath ais root.
aai ssst IN a iaahis bed already occupied
ly sou II Iha Emerald Isle "a miner
frnsa a sssshbsftsx county. who was weI!
ssaaaiata3 With Ja44a h. by reputation
The iaISa, Wakjaz virtue Of nesessisv.
agreed Is s}eep wita rat Tor The Might, ana
VAS shawn inss che rasm By hanigaes. wAe
wssea Pas aud held bra wha was 10 be h,s
badfetias, Pas was agreed,
fas isaalard retired, sni the Judge sem.
VI -ncei tie daahls process ~ undressing
And re@tRsiinE Pat 81 IAs great haaav Il
which he was aseas 10 he she recipient. anst
at shs ssFas ttsas taking e The " ualI
t8aashEy.' eai rtvHayinx fas 30 give to
h,e,~-shs Js3s hes sspp1rs At the eatatn.
slecssan. Iesvsrsins fer ssaa tune after
xrsssox iata bed, Sad she JaaGs.
"pat YEA wanla hase remained log
sias in the FL eoaassy hstare goa eoala
have sleeps wiSh badge, waal4 zen nss -
.'fis, ser Heaef," said Pat. ssaaa ,hiak
YER unanr waafi have bssn tans time In
chs uald taaathyy asfers SEA sseu Judge
I've -
Tas Jaiys usked 10 nsrs uRarnius AMI
Locked at hluself ~ sas gas 10 see whether
= aas! aixas's ress AAa lulaseA Ass laaSs,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-14
TWO MINUTE SERMON TO THE
y GIRLS. s.s ,.s r. ... ,..,S
: WE arc indebted to an exchange for
the following interesting Sermon: /. i

s.: We are indebted to an exchange for
the following interesting sermon,--::.*.
Ladies -eaged birds of beautiful plum.
age, but sickly looks. pale pets Of The
parlef who yegetRte in an Hnhealthy at.
mosphere like the potatoe terminating III
q dark cellar, why do you not go out in
the open air aud warm sunshine, and add
fastre to your eyes bloom 10 year cheeks,
elasticity to your steps, and vigor 10 your
frames? Take morning exercise. ltt loose
your corset strings, aud run un The hills
for q wager, and down again for fun:
roam the fields, climb the fences. leap the
bitches, wade the brooks, and after a day
Of exhsllrating exercise and unrestrained
liberty, go home With an appetite acquired
by healthy enjoyment. Tie hloomiBg and
beautiful young 1ady~-rose-cheeked and
bright eyed; who can darn a stocking
mend her own froeks, command 8 regi-
taeut Of pots and kettles, fssi the Idgs,
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TO THE READERS or THE
!. :.. .sIoUNTAINEEn.,

Is the notice that was given III tte last
issue Of tho MOrsrnsrER. il was not an.
ticipatcd b. me that I should 50 soon be
required 70 enter alone upon tlse duties
and responsibilities Of tile editorial de,
partmsat 81 that paper.
The urgency Of my friend's affairs Who
was my co-partner aud sharer ii my. tolls
call him hence sooner, much sooner than
! had expected or could have wished. II
would hare pleased me il his eircnnistaa,
ces you'd haze permitted him to remain
in the superior charge of the affairs of
the sofhee and editorial. until i should have
sfaFther experience, aud. looking forward
70 tho responsibilities Of the future should
have prepared myself 10 enter With more
ealansss and assurance npon the task de.
vowed npoa me by his withdrawal. But
- i i. aud 50 We lnuSl each submit. ls, i
hasa no dodht with as much relnrt6tiet Ii
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aSuliaIIr fllfg.

: n. Il, = \. :, ali ,,.t.;aI I...
w W. NV. .s'i t'. nsy l4ssu lst
sre rs - M OH - Jnn $500 eAs''
s,.a-t,,.,. T.. m, 1. !, NJ. i,
AM 800 has ~, ne Pc !, Ies.
Me- M;sso as5 DsltlHa, bayles o.
f'its ta Tfab ~ iso y 1s,.tln A.
pennsrIvania W. psn, 80 o' s foFht, :ot
.,"i''t 'e'i'o' et':. . 81. 81
CHEZ Justire Of .Iff,,b' - eo - - 's4 -
.,rba 1r.,,... -. .,.4ccz.
dfouth and hard times Is that ss s,s 3 E'S
a, ,l,o o7,L ,, RI. ,,
f3;n,oittce ' cais so ~ IN D., @
1s H. 80 ~ 'te I sea't,lt! VINO
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LITERARY NOTICE.

0aE Of the most interesting and usefbl
publications which comes to our sanetum
is the Scisatife dms,iodr. a weekly publ.
cation, devoted to popular science, new
and the whole range Of me
ehanic and manufacturing arts. The
Scientific A,afrieeA has been Published for
fifteen years, By the welEkaoRn Patent
Solicitors, Messrs Mum 4 Co, 81 Park
Row, New York; and has yearly in.
creased 10 interest and circulation, until
i has attained, We understand, nearly
30, 900 subscribers. which is the best Of
evidence that the publication is appreeiat-
ed ~ the resdiug Puhtie. s:...~.-.
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mix the cows, and he lady when re-
lunired. Il the girl that yourg men are in
a,,est cf for wife. But your pining,
screwed-ip, waspswaisted; doltdressen,
consumption mortgaged, music numbering,
and noseldeyonring daughters of fashion
ana isiIene IS you are no more az for mat
riInony than d pnIlct 8 10 look after q
brood Of fourteen chickens Tlfetruth Is,
nv dear gtfls, you want less fsshionahle
restraint and more liberty Of action; more
kitchen and less parlor; more leg exercise
and less sofa; more pudding and less
piano; more frankness ard less mock mo-
lesty Loosen Jour waist strings. and
breathe In the pure atmosphere, aud he-
come something as good and beautiful as
nature designed
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PROSPECT or AN ABB IlANT fIA VEST
FOURTH or JULY AT IA YsolSs 81
q. s &. CRY July 10. $500.

1G = =. CIR, July TO- 1860.
EDfIoEs sfoURraisKtR: 3 IA 81:
ftiEaTLINEs: Having been invited ID attend
the celebration Of tie 4tli 81 July IL Payson, i
left this ely, on the 2nti inst i called on
four bishops on m y wa, to Paysou city From
these understood theirs were fiatterfng rros
poets 81 an abundant harvest: also learned
that such a blessing would lie particulariy nc.
eaptabie, ~ thewlycat formerly stored in tho
settlements i vi tied, had passed oyer 10 Camp
5fioyd n snsn fayEc grrutfties uuFtngs rnes rast
winter and spring that giisfe was little 6r NO
wheat 10 any settlement between here and
Payson, HI. IN IS. ..".sz.. .... Il.
Ieonfefsed with many on the subject 81
bFeadstaif and found. with o,le exception, that
II the hal or rust, Of army worm. 81 anything
else, should destroy the present growing crops,
the people would he in a state Of absolnicstai-
.yatiati 4 most miserable coalition for an
isoisted people to be ii.
Iarfty,d at pbyson on tho srd inst, and
found Bishop Il " Young and the citizens
actively preparing for a grand display OF, lie
following day / herewith transmit a fepo:t
Of the proceedings which you are at liberty to
publish e. you think pfeprf. :. !. as. a.
z eiitl truly shy thai. The day passed on leays.
Ing behlna the most pleasan. rem iniseences. i.
In relation 70 the honorable mayor and Ills.
associate officers need oaly state that every.
thing was conducted With much decorurn and
wisdom; No drunkenness was seen through
The day; but all seemed peaceful and happy Il
+, .::: VII 81. . Isl, Yours respectfully, .3.-.
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Way ~ charity than fscompense Tor his labor
The press generally pays the renowned a..
thcrs ID : very super. abundant nannsr, no
matter how trifiinF their combinations may Be-
But the poor student II minor celebrity, must
either wriss foftbe glory u being admitted
into their columns. for the pleasure Of seeing
BID name III PRINT Of the more degrading "a.
corppenle Of few dimes that would scarcely
pay Tor his psper, pens and ink ..a5
who would believe that Tim shizel that man
in fastian, who has last passed, wearing 4 thin.
rneagrs, doWnrast appearance. is The uapaid
correspondent Of The Georsium sidus' ii
New cork ssel how his poekets are an but
crafnned % contain Biz original documents.
thar are either retained BY himself. or The III.
jected MS II some stupld editor. who cannot
perceive the sublimity II his cogitations. What
rare nlaauSctiptsA Lines ID Marry, fstansaa
81 aCat: THE March IL Intellect and 1
hundred ether interesting subjects, all of which
eannot bring Tin crust u bread, for bis Inn
mortal fame How depforabis bis condition,
when contrasttd With correspondent putty
that other gentiemsB or the came firm, who
has Just closed up With nlfhs Moon, Who
never put lis golden pen on paper, skott q
fifteen dallafs per column, and Is dubUed our
Foreign correspondent shadss Of dePas "a
geniItsl Why arc sou peTmittei @ lingef ont
4 neglected e1istenee1 Poor Tim, how aljsst
and disconsolate he gazes on the passing mud.
~ stream. that runs along the sisisvalk, medi.
tating on the sbb al hamsl aifairs and. Gle
dpllness of The domestic hearth, where no
bread, heef ami potatoes. are waiting for his
empty yawnifg stomach, where the worms nfe
Tiatfag on his already blanched gastroniEed NJ
tals and perforating tie very hsbitation where
they eanohly exist except Ia thcgraye Poor,
poor 1ini. What would your mother have
thought, when she vas expanding all herre-
sources 70 maintain sou at college, had size
then bnt seen the eorse,like appearance of her
exhausted patrimony thrown away on her only
hopal Her clever Intelligent Tjml Now.
ALIAS. lost 70 her and the world through tile
insanity Of being Al, author. Oh. madness
fnsdaoss on, Tim Tiiul Gould yea not labor
Could ven not do. something moro than
pass your precious time thinking, scrawling
out Indifferent poetry What good can liucss
ri Mary a. to appease The yoraeious worms
Why not dig. delve, dtiye,-do any ttingg RI.
1ber than stafye, aud write when your labol
and talent are neither paid no. appreciated III
the sditor, tU 3 D. II elect Of the Georgiani
sldas Rrxa I.