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VAN buren,
FEMALE SEMINARY
S. p. .LEAVFNWORTH. Pr.

''-F'-
XNTLL commence the Fau Session 4
" School on MoNpAY. S,pt. 81 ass.,-H
competent teachers in such number as H. Il
age OF the citizens will warrant
The scholastic year is <vidol in, IN 81,
Of FIVE months eacli.' Ample accommo,s...,,..
been provided for all who may a,isr ).
pains viii BE- ,parld 10 make the course -,.-
and practical.
Mr. DcJeane. who possesses heccuflsrs.
community will have charge Of the depe7a.
music.
Terms Of Tuition for Session of five ,a,
one half in advance
Lower English branches (Wri.inc, Geog.
raphy. Arithme.ic, &c.l ~ :
Higher English branches (Boiany. RAct
oric, Algebra, Geometry, Chemis
try. Astronomy, &c, 81
German, French or Latin
Music ON Piano
Use Of Instrument
Drawing (Crayon)
Boarding. including washinc. lights AM I
can be had in respectable funIlies for slM
week
All applications to enter the Seminary ms
made TO one of the Trustees.
WILLIAM F. ENGLAND. }
JAMESA DIBRELL. n,
CHARLES G. SCOTT, 5%f! ~
JOSEPH j. GREEN, "fs
ID. O. WILLIAMS,
Van Burcn, Ark, Sept. LIST, 1860
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ET Among other strangers in our city
during the week. we notice our friends 4
T. NAVE and JoHN w. SraPLER, Esqrs.
from Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation they
report everything quiet in the Nation q:
the present time. We learn from MI
S:aplcr tfst Hon JoHx Ross, Principal
Chief, who has been absent with his family
at the East during the summer, will return
sometime during next month.
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H Capt HIRAM BRoDiE, has p,lrcl,as-
Ell the old Tavern Stand. on Water Street.
opposite the steamboat landing. and is now
repairing and fitting it up. and will soon
open it as iirst-class hotel 1t is 4 good
location, and we wish him success.
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ArFEAY AT FoRT SMr-H.-We learn b,.
tine stage, that an affrav between Captain
MONTGOMERY, and Benz. T. DUvAL, took
place in that city. last evening Psr,icu-
lars we have not obtained, but learn that
Mr. Duval was slightly Gu. with knife.
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JsTIcE NELSON FOR DeUG.As.-The

Coeperstown n. Y. Journd says
'srhe Hon Samuel Nelsol, Of this vi,
lase one Of the Justices o The Supreme
Court of the United Stats, has always
beer known as a firm and rscided National
Denocrat. although not an active partici-
pam in political matters. he regarded Mr..
Douglas as the undoubd choice of the
great mass OF Northern Dmoerats for the
Presidency, AM now favfs his election as
the regularly nominate,Democratic can
didate''
Judge NeiSoa was re of the Justices
who eoncurra- in the nsa Scott decision,
and, like Ch { Juetiee 'aney, is for Dong
las. Judge sslson wstaiked of fox Pres
ident Of tn Galtimoro onventioa.
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E We congratulate lover the left our
esteemed friend. the Junior OF the Middle
town. Conn. Sentinel and Fitness. in the
activity nc has shown in adding another
STARR. in time to swell the Census lis. Of
1860. On Samuel! Samuel Il
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RAILROAD MArTEEs-We nS.ics in the
Fayetteville 1drkans.an and in the Demo
erot that meeting viii be- held in Wash
ingion county to procure the surveying OF
.he line Of railroad f!orn this place to the
Missouri State line We say =" Col speed
she work and hope our friends in Wash
inslon county will take hold Of the matter
IN the proper spirit
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IS Judge Jos. J. GREEN, has received
his Commission. as Judge of 4th Judicial
Circuit. and will hold the session Of Court,
for Franklin County, commencing week
from next Monday.
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notice TO Contractors.
STo.,CSALS viii be received up 70 Se?t'
n Der 18th. next, for the construction OF 4
Bridge Over Frog BAYOU.

,''sr M" residence Of Ama-a g. Howell Bids VI
. ee received for Masonry by the perch Of tws-''
NV cuoic It. For the Timber by the cubic i''
or oy the loOO j. VI. for tie iron hy 'he pou'l'
ana sh other work Incidental to the coos'rul,S
OF the bridss. acec-siing 10 the bin. and sreif''
uons Plans AMI specifca.on may BE- cx4 ais@.
a. a., fhe Counting Room of lyqrf S S,,:tnsy1
ne entire work will be let to. ,i.er. 20 ,hr love,
bidder in the aggregate. rosrginc the rsht 70
J'c' all bids If deemed by him 700 high
L.>c. SOUTH9tAYD.
Internal iiaP .cnn.Ss'nS'
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New Goods.
prvo~ Ecrcdr
-
NOTICE.

VIZ UNDERSIGNED Clerk. viii 20 ou' q Off
n aooaa me 2jth of October next Thcret"
am persons indebted to him viii please cone fr
waId immediately and pay .up. an Thereby ~
trouble and cost.
ne also wishes 20 saIl his Town PrnGf'
rrnInsistine rIte of SIX Lots. II god fran, Ir'.i'.
Ffonse. smokc-isouee ~,o,i, rrjb r, a rc-l y.
AMI '-stern Please cali
aug IL 3m7 /. ". TlLKIIGToN
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Es The Rev. w. BINEr, returned from
the East. on last Sundays California Stage
and will preach in the Episcopal Church
on SUNDAY at the usual hours.
@ The Fall and Winter Session Of tie
Van Buren Female Academy, will COM
,nence next Monday, under the charge of
Mr.. Eeavenworti.
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE
NATIONAL DEMOCRAI

HNHE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT will he pgbfsl
i weekly Mt Little Rock. Arkansas, ty tbs +,
ecutive Committee of the National Demoeru,s
ty of the State of Arkansas. and will. witbpr,s
or favor, advocate the claims of DOUGLAS d
JOHNSON, the regular. nominees Of ,he Da
cratic party. TO the Presidency and Vie. Pra,.s
cy of the United States.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Single copy, one year in advance =
Ten copies Z" n
For the term Of the Presidential campaign
To clubs of ten or more to the same Office. So
and one to gettcr up Of the club
Address DIR. G. s. MEADOR. Epro,
= L!IrtE Rock M
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DoUGLas ELECTORAL TICKET II GEORGIA.
The strong names of Alexander Il. Ste
phens and Augustus r. Wright head the
Douglas electoral ticket in Georgia as elece
tors a. large.
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Public Meeting.
VAN buren, Aug. Goth. |.

VAN bUREN Aug. 10th, 1860.
In accordance with meeting held BY
the citizens of Crawford County, it was re-
solved that committee Of the most re-
spectacle citizens of this county. be appoin-
ted to visit the within named individuals AZ
their res idcnces, and If not found there a
copy of the resolutions, had at the meeting,
be left attheir houses.
Aud, on motion, it was resolved that the
following namel persons be notified to
leave this county, by the 5th of September
1860. to-wit Henry Whitley, Toney
Whitley, John Jones, Wm. Jones. John
1taps, Patrick Carlin, PinkneY Poscy, and
Jas. Smith
And resolved, further, T.naiie FOLLOWING
gcntiencn be appointed to ntifv thaaboye
named Individuals OF the resolutions had Mt
the meeting, to-wit : Isaiah Vinsant. Josiah
Foster, Geo. E. Miller. Lloyd Orme, Mr.
Linslcy, VIM. Black aud as many more as
tho committee deem necessary to appoint.
Resolved further, That il they do. not
comply strictly with the above resolutions.
they will be dealt with in manner entirely
at the discretion of the COMMITTEES. If the
parties above named do not leave within
the time specified, there will be another meet
ing held 10y the whole community to fix the
RPpbiaaiR IT, otResy shsl recsiye and persons
hoped the punishment will be sucb as III
cause them to vanish the county.
VAS. buren,, Aug. 18th, 1860
ON thls day, W., the unlersisn,d eitizeps
Oh crawford County, do hereby obli,ato
ourselves to each other to ferret out n Cor.
'aii' SET OF thieves. now residing in sail
county and that we mutually acre, tb,F
we VIII gave them Il certain length of t;,,.s
10 L.. IaaTe said county and after th, exn;ra-
l,oh oi said time, if they are fop.J ,y,,b;n
'he iiinIts OF said county, they NAV ovne,t
70 IeceiFe such treatment as we cboosa 80
give 'hem. And whereas we deem II IL.
We W owe to ourselves and the goo,rc;,,va,s y
TINS county to use such maans -,
.,7aus' -, our settlement Of such persons ,nl
thereoy cause a reunion to take n,ace a,,o
Us II IS well-Fnown by all that thn-,
''f'sih eian living on the river bottom 81
=" or. 'aiiroai, that are stealing and roh-
ni"S 'or livelihood and, iur,harn,,.
Una. We VIII be found aiding each o,bos
until We thoroughly rou. them from amnnl, %
US. among |
Inc men spoken of in the above mo eJo,
apps Henry Whitley. Toney Wh;tl.n
. ., yacKson Jones. William Jones p;niy'
4 osey' tatrlck Carlin and james Smith
y Signed by Isaial, vinsant. Josiah Foa.o
N n =, = Hathaway, e. A. Scott. w. 5 R,.ol,
C.,n r, b"lrow and l5o othcr citizens of
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NA

~ a woman, disguised in mans c;otbos
gained admlttancc to the Sons of MoI,,
lodge room iii Hartford, Coun.. the otbor
evening. and passed all the several d,grnes
o' INITIATION. successfully until the worship
~, Iui coGinander came to apply the emblem
ien the trick vas discovered. the cand;-
gate beng unworthy to receive if. ~
affair has caused considerable exeite,,o,..
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SoUTH- -WFsrERN.-For want Of sr,fTic-
lent support. SQUIRE Boone. the editor OF
'his paper. announces its present. if not f.
nal dise>n, innaace= =-------e--z----
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.EE Several of our merchants have Or
dcred their Goods to be shipped to Des
Arc. on White River, and will have them
hauled from there bv wagons.
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Low WATER NAvIGArlos.-Capt GAR-
aETT. of this city. is engaged in running
keel boat. between here and Little Rock,
propelled by mules. He has made one
round trip. and is row ensaSel upon the
second one lie can bring about twenty
IONS on ten inches water. ard make the trip
IN less time than wagons can.
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Ss Memphis Avalanche, in its no.
tice OF Ancey's speech in that CITY, says
So great was tie admiration and ex-
element he inspir-l, that an effort was
made to take the horses from his carriage
that the crowd might themselves propel il
to his quarters. Mr.. Yncey's emphatic
objection was all that presentei this pur-
pose from being. carried iiEo effect
MIR. Yancey ought not + have intcrfered
in that way. He ought tdhave permitted
his worshippers to show hw servile they
could become. When he gts to be sover-
eign of southern monarchy he will have
need Of just such subjects.-HqshUAle Pat.
riot
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RETIRED FROM THE CoNrEs The De
mecracy Of old Massachusetts too hot 70
Caleb Cushing We learn Il has take,
passage for Russia on board { the Grca
Eastern.
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ES We learn, from the Dep1ty U. S
marshall Tor the taking Of the Census for
Crawford County. that the ponrIa,;on oe
the county mas doubled since 1850, as has
also the city OF Van Barren. The property
real and personal in the city of Van Bnre,
Is about one and quarter millions
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Ire BREcKESErDGE AND LANE CoyvEx-
TIoNiS New IoRK--Thc Albany .Aaas
and .4'y@s thus critizices the recent effort
OF tie handful Of supporters OF Brcckcn-
ridst and Lane. TO get up a State ticket
e" a'recn and fuckers convention WASH,
no respect n representative body. Il had
no constituency behind it. 1t represented
,1ssHeI no91ex except the two or three hundred
sn''a,'aoic "la sen.'e'aen-not all office-scck.
ers Or disappointed applicants for of1;oo
satuIteH IN 1t: It's doings viii have no
ws.sht with the public, and onIv be ere reear "o
can scIet. ala ataRE GEiq Of the Black Rcpnbil-
ful votes in the State OF Y. York. The
gre4 mass of the Democracy of the State.
incfthng those desiring the election of
Breckenridge, will now look to the. regu-
lar state organization, whose convention
willmeet next week at Syracuse, to adopt
measures which will enable the whole con
scra.ivc vote of the State to concentrate
against Lincoln. withhold the thirty-fivc
vote of New York from him, and prevent
the sriumph of sectionalism and the disso-
iuttn of the coniederacv. We call upon
the Convention of the 18th to prove equal
to te emergency ami exercise spirit of
libsality which will rally all national.
Unbn loving men around the nominees"
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The Republicans Heipine Rrec,,er
ridge

The Breckenridge Yancey ticket :, A.,
Northern States, says the dypeal. is to;n1, WV
used Tor the benefit of Lincoln In evrT,
state IN which it is run, the chances Of Lii.
coin will be improved. The Republican,
understand this Hence the following hi
of advice, which Hon. John Wentworth
Republican mayor of Chicago gives:
All that the Republicans have; to do !,
to see that breckenridge tickets are put il
nomination and supported in every North
ern State. We observe that thi. is alread,
being done to very considerable extent
Even up in Vermont. we perceive Brock.
enrldSe ticket is to be run -
lsit not as clear as daylight that ,hc
running OF Breckenridge benefits Lincoln d!
DO rot the people see and understand
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ioso DooSias at yssiitfain1 reception Of
9'or'ous affair it was, some 5000 or 6 00o
persons neinS present. Tho old Gran;to
o'a.e VIII give II good account Of berseI {
IN November. In Massachusetts DoprIae
.a gaming ground every day lie will have
more votes witha Breckenridge tickot rrn
against him than he would wipbnrt u
C Cahus 0! men who would never follow
'rI o"Shins' Whitney, Hallctt & Co, will
now now S yot' 1or him. | havs been, for the
M ,Gs: ie" days travelling in the State or
'iall'c' fhere l find the Democracy all
awe a. and confident that they shall ai,na.t
ii not quite elect their candidate for Gov.
erhor IN September. and perfectly snro or
carrying the State for the L;ttle Ci,nt,,
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ligencs., But for such an Office, it becomes
a man that he have a range Of learning be-
yond that Of other men; has your son made
the acquisition lie must bsve an abiding
feeling that he is less than the least, Of all
who lcve the Master. and must have the ca
,pacity to become all things to all men. Has
he these humilities, and these versatilities I
He must be silent when he Is scorned; he
must not return stroke, nor answer to a
tsunt; when curses come he must bless;
when sinued against he mus, forgive; has
he the moral courage TO meet these debase.
ment:, and yet above them all to stand and
'eel that he is second to no living man; that
he is en- ombsssador from the court of the
King of kings ! HIS he the bfesdth Of 10.
tei'ect to compass all Iearningt! The hu.
mility of heart to feel nbidingly before his
Master that he 10 but a worm, end yet the
grandeur of soul in he~Iight Of the Lamb
10 feel, "I am heir o. the universe by right OF
Instead, then, of determnin! what your
son should be, seek to ascertain what he is
capable OF being; what he is certainly com.
petent fer. In short seek not for your child
the post he can get, but the post he can fiIl;
for tits better to be on honor to the hod
than disgrace the crown-better be an sa
compished mechanic than c,ntemp,iole
king Halls Journal of Health. 10 .
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WHOLE NUMBER Sol.
To Hasheesh-Eaters-On Enees
! na.E Of-Ihe drug st.s.-s..-z

The curious effect Of husheesh or fndisn
Hemp. in proloueing The apparent duration
OF time, is welidescriOed by one p. 3. Rs1.
dolph, relation to the Randolph Of Rom.
oke, as follows /: He snys that on one oeeas
sion, when be was completely under the in.l
ddence OF this drug, he counted The years Q
that it took him to dip his pen in iak sud
carry it to the paper on which he wrote !
snd in this short space Of actual time. which
~es but the fraction OF a minute, he dstiue,.
y numbered six hundred and liay years,
and during the time the afantssia lasted.
which was about four hours, he had di.,inet
consciousness and experience Of many hun.
dTed thousand years. Every year, month. .
week, day, hour, minute and second vss
paipab'y distinct, and the individual exoeris 3
ehce OF each moment was clear aud definite.
y marked. Thisc nearer toJteaIizlpO
the dream OF the eternal Ptoatessionists u !
thananythng we have yet heard, thoorno m J
certainly it will be for them a slow eternity. 4
The description, however, exactly reprodu-
ces the feelings impaired BY an overdose of !
hasheesh on single occasion, or it's contin.s
ued use ftr any length Of time. I1tolera.,i
bic iengor' accompanied by sort OF divine
phcidity, takes possession of both mind and
body the only surviving desire being ID
heor Alfred Tennyson's song of 1.-THE Lo.
'us Eaters" read or hummed in low. mn.
sicOl voice. by some one sitting by the sofa
on WHICH the hssheesh.eat lszilv, rea
cines. 1t is delicious m1dness, but onSs
most dangerous. @3 ,bssao;fa
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. I.,.. q n a-..ey o. ,
~ s'-ou' ~ nc was
~, = s,.'',es' :, - OU' 'r. "'ne ...,g..
80 ,f.,"N4 20, P.',O'' 1t'.S az was ol 1i udrA'
ivy .''u ."e uoO'
- =. W." 'o'0 '"'
-, -, -,
~ N"o suspect
'".' OOoO "
IN f'''"''
.,."I.,, '"'
~, -,
""''
49,
nnon;, -. -, :, .dss,ss.,.I.. = ~ s,.t
drawn :, ,,ha vs,, .sn,.rl ~ -. !, ..a :; !.
EIIf Iifns came IL com. ,s,;,b N 60.
"Wa;t = momon, !, s,id Ii ;,,n,,
Ieov;ro him o,;oLIr na ,hon
,brouob, sbe di..nrooxod ,n,,o :
scorceIv eIansea .bn, !, s.omod noo,,h -
the little marty who wore ne.,,, cboLi,o
with suppressed me,rimer,. :, w..
10 The vic,;r R,, ro,,,o too,,,oa.
again heard. and the be.n oszoa onx;o.g g,r
in the direction If tho don, 7, ononod r,i,t
q sinaIe movement. !, b,,z, of ,i,h, o,eb.d
into the p,rlor. and bebira tho foco If m
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CYL was" said reverend gentleman.
ATTENDING divine service in Norfolk, several
years ago, during season Of great, ,excite-
ment. While the. eff ,ia,ieg clergy man was
in the midst Of a most interesting discussion,
an old lady in the congregation arose, clap.
ped her hands, and exclaimed. 'Merciful Fa-
ther, if had one more feather in my wing Of
faith, would fly off to glory The worthy
gentleman thus interrupted, immedistely
replied, Good Lord, stick it in and let her
90, she's but a trouble here That quieted
the old lady"
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a WITTY CLERGYMAN ResrR,1ys
WEARY CoNGREGATroN-A celebrated min.
lister of the gosperl,teIy preached a rather
pr'!ix sermon from the text, '"Thou art
weigh Ond found wanting" After the
congregation hid listened about an hour,
some began to show weariness, and leave
others soon followed, greatly to the annoy.
ance OF the preacher. Another was about
to retire, when the divine stopped in the
midst OF his sermon, and said THAT'S rights
gentlemen, as fast as you are weighed, pass
out" He continued his discourse at some
length after that, but no one disturbed him
by leaving. @ .7ef.- sff 5sf3
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a Philosopher outwi.tcd by a Cat.

1t is common saying that cat has nine
lives The naturalist, De Ii Croix, gives
an account OF one that escaped a wretcbed
death by outwilting a philosophical protes.
scr. He says: II once saw a lecturer
upon experimental philosophy place cat
under the glass receiver OF an air pump, for
the purpose of demonstrating that lifs eau
not be supported without air and respiration.
The lecturer had nlteady nude several
strokes with the piston in order to exhaust
the receiver Of Dir, when the cat, who be.
santo feel herself very uncomfortable in
the rari6ed atmosphere, was fortunate
enough 10 discover the source from which
he. .uneasiaess proceeded. She placed her
paw u75H7 the hole through which the air
escaped, and thus prevented any more from
passing out Of the, receiver, All the exer.
tions of the philosopher were now uuavail-
ing; in vain he drew the piston: the cats
paw otfectuqly prevented its operation -
Hoping TO effect his purpose, he again let
air into the receiver, which, os soon as the
cat perceived, she withdrew her paw from
The aperture but, whenever he attempted
to exhaust the receiver, she applied her paw
as. before. The spectators clapped their
hands in admiration Of the cats sagacity,
and The lecturer was compelled to remove
her, and substitute another cat that possess.
ed less penetration forthe cruel and inex-
cusnble experiment" ~
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NEW SERIES: = y FOL- 7sEla0 II Ela0,l3.
. 9Ddital.
The Meadow Lark.

/ heard The distant thunder drum, ~.
Throbbing behind the hill afar,
/ saw the darkening rain storm come
With lightning coursers at Its ear,
But heeded not the warning note, ',-'.
z Nor hastened to my sbelterinE horse,
The meadow lark with opening throat
: And flashing wing cleared all the dome.
His presence makes the meadows green, % s
His song the thander stops to hear, a'
And stormy skies look down serene, ,.f,'e-is
When the laureate Of the fields IL near,
How gracefully he epts ihe airy
win his brown wings and breast Of gold !
Pefehed on the salk a blossom there,
How sweet the song his pinions fold
His nest so soft, and warm, and round,
is hid among the grass and weeds @
In The sweet bosom ofthe ground, aIrl'
And there his callow broods he feeds.
So modest men of genius hide -f... -.-e
Their noble deeds from public stare; !
But He who sways the wind and tide "a
Is tho great witness present there. . o.
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Moss Music.

Now radiant Joy sits smiling In my brcast--
These fragrant pinks aud pansie' falr' resn cuAeN
Wood yiolets and MOSES, lately lulled
In shady nook, by ripping brooks, to rest;
With the rich grandeur OF each mossy crest
So green and moist, tho blossoms seem 10 VIC
With their bright hues, as lovingly they hes q
Dizzy from their OWE perfumes, unconiss'' ~ Z
Green moses from the hrookside, mosses sweet
Say, have ye heard the singing OF the wren,
The thrush or blackbird, by your brooksf oh' tpeh
pray you, if you can, some strain repeats a
Bend closer sill, bright moses; now heaT' :
A bird like music, sylvan-sweet and clear
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ga yankee .l,aneler. ! dascrihine1

9TA Yankee gayeler,s describing .
doughnut Of unusually large proportions
which he purchased let Buffalo, says.ia'It i
ore of those stapsndous. achievementsg IN
artswhich are only attempted in, the yicipi,y
Of the great works Of nature like, Nlsaata
FALLS"
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OLJ-An Iriahman took off bis coattoshow
terrible woundawhichih he said be had receiv-
ed few years before. Not being able,
however. TO find the wound. he suddsnlyrss
membered that it was his brother Bill's
arm. as y e90
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GTSqure Jack was cabinet maker and
undertaken. known far end wide as d master
workman. One day a couple came to his
office to get married. The mans fdcs swas
familiar the Squire, and be ordered him OF
in this wise t'Begone, you scoundrel you
haven't paid me for your fret wife's coifin."
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E; 8 + B "a EDNEslK, NOVEMBER I, 1860.

eion, which ,lese.a.,iS,, -ouos,ion. ,cnrvsvsd.
.aMo,her, p, ! etisd abe n,le ana ,rambnDo .
Girl, abs not unidst d Annette. Twice has
he snyed the lie of JaIeUh,si6ce we las,
met.
The confidant of IaleUh came and wbis.
pered to Tsmsr that, her lover had pone.--
The,rose that had Islt her cheeks now fled
from her lips: shessank fsiptipg on. the How.
ery sod. .s-, - -
g.sWhsi,i is sill thafss' cried Annette. -.a
He was told thai Il lepb had tied. and vbv,
Il 80. ~ :, - - '~ ''"y :
And be knew, ali{op well, that he who had
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-11-07

Gln the following ambiguous PASSAGE
from modern love letter to a young lady,
we recognizs aSsomewhat peculiar delieacy
Of compliment: "Now kwish, my dear AIDE.
lima. my engagements would permit msgto
leave town and go to see you !, Il would be
like visiiing some Old ruin, hllIowed bytimes
and fraught with Thousand pleasing recol-
Iectious !" ..-.-sFr
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-11-07

Il a(E.rAts Printsr,sa iestisal fecsnilys thS
following iossk was soifsrsas eWasAs1<@
second only toliAepress inths disssmiasiicK
Of News"