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Der 8ranfe, peI1er bic Site Der Serihiebenen
Weni3inen 3ur Snlb nirtntt lttb e8 balb nit Der
@iten 1tnb bann nit Der 9n6err Deriudt, ME cit.
@rInbOrn beirt erten 6otelbimter, lit auf benz Be-
ten Nege ll9 uul8ubringeh ebe er ans Gnbe Der
gtlte gelan9t II. Man9e Contribution ertrGat
piele utebtaini1Ae 8ebanblung ldnger alS.bie an
6eret am Glbt ntuB aber Sober, auBer einem pabr>
bait ~etlernen RDrper, aNSgelfattet nit WuttaperAn<
[WerDet unD ffdblernen 9ebnen, Mnterlie9en. Wir
~glanben iebpb, 6aB bic Wpbe, bic 0arlse Materia
Medica IN ben Yia8en bes Rranten 81 berpFanaett,
Dptiber TT = Die 9Glfte Der Belt metB test lhpn
gut senus, bab bic beiben Mebi5inen beS prpfeIur
9Oloipa9 9~eni9en, UNI ale inneren unb GuBeren
nebel 3a beilett uab biesanbere 5dlfte lb auf benz
belten Wege gu bemlelben @lauben beinbet lnb Der
Gag 1T ntGt mebr fern, an benz bic Pharmacopocia
81 eirent iAntaAti9en Banbe berabgefHwunben letu
trtro, bis tie ereltG gaiiS 1ergebt, Nlte Jrrtbimer
ltab niht uniterblt1, ie milIet unterge9en unb
tpenlt lie ~anltanbig nit alter Nhtnng fur ibr Mlter
81 Wrabe setragea uerbeut 70 lit ba8 MaeS, mas
fur liess3n ~eripartelt ifebt
gStr baben unlere BOrurtbeile ME aae Mnberry
tpel6e cine Nrt &nfrme I'M utS biLben, bic baS
@aperbt Ser @abrbeit npi6t imner ss burdorinsea
serntag. Nber trenn mir leben, ME llebel BON
20tabri9er Dauer bmr6 5Ulppag'S Galbe In s Wp>
den gebeilt perDelt, unb 6pQOmaY'8 Yilen IN me-
nigen Ga9en 6rpnilhe NN6pepia Der fIr6terliH<
ten Qtrt ~furirerb mas bleibt hann nod All laaen Ib~
rig. DAP biele @unberfuren wirtliH unb pteber<
pplt 8emnebt pnrpen, 1T ilber allen 3peifel bepte<
len pprpet. Die @irflamfett Don 9lr3neien, nell
DIE a~ngenihetnliA I1lGe Wulber bepirfeitt gu per-
~ldusnen, pare Spl6eif. Der Nuf bteler Me6isinen
ais 9eilmittel fir brei giertel aller &ranf6eiten
bes meniAItdell @el9ledtr9, sriinOet l9 auf lrbe>
~ltreitbare Gbatfp1ert unb GbatlaHen linb cine Q[rt
@egner, welAen BET gpntrOperleB feine E6eprie,
ME immer lie bic Jafultdt aud auffeaem mag,
Stano balttn fam. QBir babem piele 8reunbe I'M
ter ben Mebi3inern 1eltf, bon benen mande glau-
ben, baB bic BON prOfeiIer 5pllOpay'S Nr3neien
gIber ielbit wenu bem 70 pdire, 10 mare bieS Elm
gtn9rif, ben ieper Rranfe bilisen unb ieber Men>
l9enireumD befen Snterelle le ni6t bebeatsem-
seipib entpfebIeu pirb,
SltI6S (MempbiS Mppeal.)
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Mnterifaniidbe Madribten.

6arpen@ aribal6is6pnb. Der
New<Ycrfer Turnperein bat 6eihlp6en, Elm
Sdauturnen gu peranltalten itno ben aus BEN
gerfauf Der Gidets liir biele 9dauselegenbeit
gu er5ielenoen 8etrag gum geiten Oe8 @ariz
balbi= 6onos beltimmt.
3eit uno Srt be8 Sdauturnen8 perpen
nddlten8 befannt 9enladt meroen.
NemsOOrf. @ntfeeliHer ups
gIad8faIl beim 8aben. Gamlfaa
Wrrmittag ifieB Scbn Qeelcn, Elm Rnabe bon
10 Sabren, beim 8aoen I'm SAT Silver oeaen
einen @e9enltatb, permutbli9 einen erD6en
ldarffanti9en 6elien, ber ben lIuterleib oe8
Rnuberl bermaBen aufriB, oub bic @~ingeweioe
81 Der Bunbe beraus brangen. officer Ral>
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GuropGifbe Nfa6ridbten.
G~rnllfrefd,.

Gin Brtef Mbbsels RI 8. Sine
IN Yari8 IN arabiider Sprade erldeineno.
3eituns oerSffentliht Elm 5dreibem q BIB eel
8aber'8 NORM ct iid iber bic llnfdbtg=
feit Der tiirfiiden @taat8perpaltnng lebr bitter
all8lpridt uno IN pebmutbppllem Gone ben
Yerfaa unb nntergau9 pe8 SSlam propbe8eibt.
gr lAreibt:
Der ~ge9enpartiSe 3nitano Der drtitliden
ullo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wd6te lparo idpn Ron
WubatleD pcrauS9ela9t. Gr prcpbeseibte
Den Stur5 Der @diaren, uno Bic Gdiaren 1ia6
perldptnoen. @r prcpbe5eibte audi, baB bic
driltliden GSnise fid Bis gum @nbe aler 3eis
ten erbalten. Ban aber Bic Serrider leinss
.gtammes tpesen ibrerllnseredtigfeit uno ibrer
iroilden 2ilte BON Soft D~erlalien wer6en mir
ben. @r ia9te, baB bic Melt nldt 8u Gnoe sez
ben weroe, Biz bic Mebrbeit Der Mfeniden
@brilteu getporben. llnp 10 miro e8 fcnmen.
Dem, pie Mi8lan iagt, bic gbrilten beliben A
Gigenldaften, bic ibren 6ereiltlfiSen Sieg perz
bar8en Wiiloe I'M Sie9e, 8tDertanb IN Der
NieDerlage, &raft in ber @rneuerane bes &amz
pies ullp Woblmolen gegen Nrlne, Sama9e
unO Waiien. Da5u beliben lie nod bic anbere
9robe Sd9i8feit, bic l~ln9eredti9feit uno Gpran<
net ibrer aSni9e ab5uldiitteln, menn e8 Nptb
tbut. SD traure iiber ben 8erfua oes S8lann.
Sn bielem Gusenblif berridt cine fnrhtbare
@irrial 5piiden ben Druieu unb MarDniten.
lle6eraa bat oa8 llebel tiefe 8ur5eln. lleber-
al trbten uno mcrper Ie einanoer. @ebe
'@ott, baB ane bieie Din8e elm euteS @nbe
nebmen. Der Deirige III Nrmut6, aber reid
Dor @ptt, Mbzels&doer."
Sn Bari8i 1T Der Brelle beeeutet tpprs
ben, 10 lpenis al8 iaSSlid iber @aribalDi gu
iaseu,
Npfpd, z. SnLi. Maf Geanilitipn beS
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Qlmeunft Ses samplers Nuafer 0itp.

0eweYprt, 80. Sui. @eltern Nads
mitta9 If Der Danpfer Quafer @itY, prn Sas
pana ben %. Suit bier an9efOmmen. Inter
ben Bai1a9ierem befanoen iid Nomiral 8in5ou
Don Der Ipaniiden 6lotte uno Don Nntonir
Warttla, Wapcr Don Sapona.
!3wei Dampferlinien ftlD etabfirt iporoen,
pSabanero", bon SaDana nad 8abia, uno bic
uSScecla", BON 8arabano, Cuba, nad Era-
rtuo.
Sn 8etra9t Der Sabre85eit MAJ baS @e,
l9aft lebbaft gu nenlen. Sn poriser BOde
ipuroen 10000 &ilteu 3uder p~erfauft 27O,.
900 nod pprrdtbig.
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adte Bis nennjaBtiger Nbpelenbeit mad Meds
leaburg 5uritdsefe6rte friibere 8udbdnbler Or.
5ieper8 in 8i8uar perbaftet moroen. Wie
bic Soft. 3tg. pernimnt, bat eS nit biefem
Gift ~fol9enre BenanrtuiB. Or. Gteper8 mar
pegen 5oduerratb8uerlud8 i'm Sabre 1851 in
erlfer Snltan5 gu einem Sabre 6~eltun98Irafe
perurtbeilt t%Doroen, bate 9egen oiele8 Grfenrt=
niB 0as 6edt8mittel e%rgriffen uno leine Sreis
laf1ung aus Der llnterl u6m98baft ertpirft. Gr
perlieB Johann Medlenburg nod Dor 8eenoi=
eung oe8 Bro5ele8, worauf bic 9elteate @aus
tipn bon 1000 T9aler our Safe pe8 Criminal
@olegtumS ein9e5psen iparo. Wdbreup oer
erltea Sabre nad yleiner gntferuuns lebte er
in England, no er ftd AUDI perbeiratbete.
GeuerOin9S aber benadridtiste CT Da8 @rimiz
nalsG ollesium pUa Sdperin aus, ipcbin ct 3u>
nddf sing, bon leiner e~rfclgteli 9fidfebr uaD
oeren 3wed, unD oa8 lestere Uerfi9te oarauf
feline @erbuftune.
&afiel, 6. Sult. Die UNI einige Gage
per5OSerte 8itdfehr pes aurfiriten Don &iilins
gen miro mor9en erpartet. Die tdBli4 5u@
nebmenoen grflarun9ea 9esen bic neue Ser
fallun9 lolen ni9t p6ne Ginbruf auf benlel=
ben seblieben lettt. gec6 mebr Ideinen lid
wv OtSNtSkutSVtkSIS 81 pCultuntHCH. cOUNt
BAT mani wieperbOlt perIudt, III Der ySalleler
3eitun9" id ielblt Mutb eiu3ulpreden unc
Die gauge Bewe8nnS gu @unltcn oe8 alten
01edt8 al8 cine fitnitlide gu bebanbeln ; aIein
eben bic rubige 9altuus oe8 2anoe8 lnuB aud,
Dem b~lOpelten 4use balo flar ma4en, DAP Die
neue B~erfaliun989abe init unmiQen ab9elebnt
hpirb. Man perlangt einfad lein 8e4t, unc
biele8 8erlaitgen tritt iebt o unumpunben 6erz
Dor, oaB einfad, bic @inberufung elmer Stdnte
perlammlunS na4 benz Wablgeleee. pom 5.
April 1849 be9ebrt piro, mas frtber nur Don
eiu5elaen WDrtflbrern an9eoeltet pur6e. Su
]ibrer 9eltri9en Numuler nimmt bic &aleler
3eituliS 3u Dem mentg ebrsnbaften Ofittel ibre
j3ufludt, bic 5ablrei6en &unogebungcn ala
tbetlpetle erpreBte~ pur5ulteaen aber audi Oaa
miro nidt peridla9en. $50 bic Ien9ltliden
10 b~ereitmtli9en Sdub finoen, lpie BET ben bas
nauer uno falleler Yoli3ei< uno 8erpultung8.
BebSrOen, pa ipiiroe ieoe @rpreluns balo auf=
bSret, tpenn ir9enc Semano d6 ca5u perlte.
ben nlo4te.
gd)speis.
8ern, g. Sllt. Der Natipnalratb BE.
lddftiste li4 beute nit Der Grridtuns einea
@elanotIdaft8polten III Gurim. Auf Der
Nntrag Der @pnmilion nuroe pbne Di8fullior
beldlOiIen, bic @rrihtuns zines lolden Bcltent
pa6 interim" gu oeuebmiseI b. 3. biz bic 5ui.
lden Bieniont uno Der Sdpei5 nod gu reguli
renpen Dampfidifs unp @ilenbabn<gerbin
ounsen ibre beiinitipe geileSun8 sefunoen ba.
hpn inpr6pn
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Hnnf Weripnen e~rtrunfen,

Watcrf0mn, 20. Sui. STINT Yerlos
nen, Mr8. s. S. 9. Prinan lrao ibr RinD,
WrS. s. $. M. 8rinlan, Nirs. 8falSoeilnn6
WiiB 2ouile 8ebanb muroen geltern Nadmit-
tag in eiltem 8epte iiber bic Blaf 8iper SdQe
9~etrieben uno e~rtranfen Nle. Den 2eidnam
elmer Der Damen iiebt man an einem 6elleu
unterbalb Der Safe bdugea, llc man perludt,
peuIe(ben 8ls erreihen.
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leien III Sprien unb leinen GntIdluB aus, bic
Sronan9 9er5uiteaen uno Die Sdnli8en gu
f~trafen.
G8 beibt, 9fuBlunO babe NapOleOn mitSes
tbeilt, Odb e8 in ben Sltliden 6ragen nit Tranf>
reid unb Gn8lano 6%nlaulnlen 9ebel1 moIe.
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0prbereitunsem fir ben @mpfana bes Nrirsen bot

5alifar, 20. Suli. g8 baben li6 mebr
8eltder in Der Staot %eia9efuncen, al8 eripars
tet tpuroe. Die Staot 1T idcn lberfiiQt. @S
1T an8edelSt, oaB Der Brin5 am Montag uul
II u9rlanoen wiro. Der @onperneur BAT ben
MOntus uao Dienlta9 fir 6elttuec ertlart.
Der 3ele0rap9 tpiro iepcd arbeiten.
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BON @afbimatpn.

8af9in9tOn, 80. Suli. gnf Der Sf-
flee Der &ifenpermefuu9 nno I'M SmitblOn'-
l4en Snltitut itelt man ieBt 9enaue lnterlu>
dan9en iiber Die llrlu9en &C. Der Stirnle an,
tpel4e in ben letten Il9en Da uno bort semis
tbet oben
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@ie 8onopen in Wbilabelpbio.

B9lIab eIp bIa 80. Sui. Die 3ouaz
zen beiudtea beltte gDrmitta9 bic lt~nabbdngis<
feit8S Saae 9ente gaadnlitta3 erer5irteu lie I'M
6reielt Dor 10000 Meniden. sic 9eipannen
9rcBen 8eifau. Q8abrldeinlid meroen fe
mcr9en Gbeno II llbr na4 Baltimore abrei<
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Mnfunft bes Dqmpfers @arunio.

Nep Oorf, 80. Suli. Der Dampie
Sarpnia 1T BON Soutbamptou nit 9eadridtel
beS gum 18. Suli (peraltet) ausefommeil.
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Mbfabrt 6es Great Naffern nadD Gape WfaD.
Nems Oprf, 80. Suli. Der Great
@alterli fubr Oielen Nadmittag mad Cape
Wtqp as.
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Mssiaea assbrtsn 5reuaOeg anO 8eamaea bsrurt Die erssbsas
NnSeige. bab i'd 6a8 9eriunMDe 2ptal
go. ISL WefsQombarbfraBe
be3oocn unb aufS eomirrtabeIite cinseri1tet babe. au6 bate Id
luein W einIa ge T be6entenb ~per0rSBert, nnb pertanfe oielelten
iomcbl I'M SaIcr 1pie ann nab queen I'M Rieinen nnc @rObsn gu
lniBi9cn Preieu. Q. Barb,
SLilS. Int 20. 16l 2Dmbnrbnra6e
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EeDptcbe. g~Serlanat

baB ale PerioneH, iuel1e Eeppi6e brau1en. Nctf3 netntea, pab
bic @~aIperton- e pptbs Tabrf- Comp. all @wiuns SnnS in ibrem
Depot In So. ! OE-HalimoreltraBe 3eppiHe ~perfaufen, weI9e
an S9Dubeit, AedtReit Der Sarben un6 Dauerbaft0tettei einem
billigeren Yreile NueS ibertreifen, mas ir9eno cine ansere
Jabrit bietet. g8onen, garrt, pe6eS unb awefirtteS gum NcrFauI.
Geppite reroen aui Belelln0 angeisrtist.
Sun22jl z. 9. 6. @eInpn, Maeut, n
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GMGlt Wmeb Sic 0iee.

Gilt in bic iRben, bon grRnen Bdnmen beIhaHetet @6umIitfeitn
ce8 unterSeiHneten WeBbiertrauerS, no Der thermometer 10 Grab
~niebriSer 3e0t ais ~brauben. Dalelbit ieo Sbreer bridenben @tSs'
entrldt une Sbr f1nnt bei elmer atiblem UlcnbenS ben bertrodue-
ten @aumen INNER IN sebSriser Jeu9ti9Ist srboItsn. Rpnmt uno
~hbsrssu9t Ga9! Morib Rrin0Bbeim,
S11,3mt Northumberland, SO. 16 g. ErsSerifgtr.
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Neue Nn5eigen.


2g- 8ar perm @a6pIp6 Soffmana Ie9f rin Brls
Der Q8sder.Offce.
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9ofod, Z. 5uli. guf @eqniitipn bes
Griminals@ cle8iams 81 8abOp 1T Der mad
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Ma6 " ,,tlferoo,,t

49, Die i9ncuIe8eIn6e q. / qreuBilhe garfe .gbuorS. /"
Capt. s. YDising, tiro prompt mad obigeln 0aien erpe6ut, unS
bietst Ra0a9isrsn poraasi9e @ele9enbeit 5r l~lsberfabrt bar.
gee9sl Tra9t lao pana9e meuoe man f9 an ben Captain an
8Orb. 6crner's gebarf, Jeas pciut pber an
Don Rapff & Mrens,
Sult20S % @ermanitr
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21
Hannibal Hamlin.

Hannibal Hsmlin, who was nominated
last evening by the Republican Conven-
ton at Chicago for Vice-President, was
born in Paris, Oxford, Co., Maine, in
August, 1909, and is now in the .5lst
year of his age. He is by profession q
lawyer, but for the last twenty-four years
has been, for much of the time, in polit-
ical life. From 1886 to 1910 he was q
member Of the Legislature of Maine, and
for three of those years he was the Speaker
Of its House of Representatives. In 1913
he was elected g member Of Congress,
and reelected for the following term. In
1S47 he was again a member Of the State
Legislature, and the next year was cho-
sen to gil vacancy occasioned. by the
death Of John Fairfield, in the United
States Senate. In 1851 he was re-elec.
ted for the full term in the same body,
but resigned on being chosen Governor Of
Maine IN 1857. In the same month he
was again elected to the United States
Senate for six years, which Office he ac-
cepted, resigning the Governorship. He
is still member Of the Senate. This
record is an evidence Of the confidence
with which he has always been regarded
by his fellow citizens in Maine. sl
Up to the time of the Kansas Nebrss-
ka bill in 1854, Mr.. Hamlin was a men,
Der of the Democratic party. That act
he regarded as a proof that the party,
with which he had been all his life con-
nected, no longer deserved the name of
Democratic. and was treacherous to the :
principles he had so long cherished
he gave his support to the
Republican party. Of which he has ever
since continued faithful and distinguish.
ed leader.
Mr.. Hamlin is a man Of digni6ei pres
snce, of solid abilities, of unAinching in
.egrity, and great executive talent. Fa-
nilisr with the business Of legislation,
he is peculiarly adapted, by the possession
IF all these qualities, to ell bene6cially
or the country, and to his own and his
oarty's honor, the high post for which he
has been nominated. The name Of Han
libal Hamlin Of Maine is ct second to
hat Of Abraham Lincoln of Illinois,
v. p Tribune. 1.-l.rg
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

DOUGLAS SHAKEY.-It viii he recollsc-
ted that although the New York Softs vo-
ted for Douglas in the Charleston Con-
vention. they took special pains to get >
rule adopted which was certain to prevent
his nomination. The insincerity Of their
support was patent to ell. and few doubt
ed that they had some plan whereby he
was in due time to be slaughtered for their
benefit. Since the adjournment; this view
has been strengthened BY many develop
ments. We hear of compromise candi-
dates. such as Seymour or Judge Nelson
of New York, who are to be taken up in
place Of Douglas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

CAssIUs III. CLAY.-After Abraham
Lincoln, no man whose name was men :
toned in the great Wigwam at Chicago
drew forth such hearty, spontaneous ap-
plsuse from the assembled ten thousand
as that Of Csssius NJ. Clay. We know
II to have been personally painful to many
delegates to withhold their votes from
him, as q regard for local and other con-
siderations compelled them to do. L
cannot be denied, il the manifestations
Of the multitude are any test, that be has
a stronger hold upon the popular heart
than Mr.. Seward. In spite Of the strong
considerations Of expediency impellin9
in another direction, Mr.. Clay received .
vote which left him but little way be-
hind his successful competitor. Had all
voted for him at the start whose first inn
pulse was strongly in his favor, be would
undoubtedly have been nominated. Du-
ty, however. seemed to require not only
an Eastern selection for the second place
on the ticket. but also man Of Demo-
cratic sntscedents. and one particularly
acceptable las We believe Mr.. Clay would,
have been no less than Mr.. Hamlin. but
for his location to the partisans Of Mr..
Seward. e E-zi
It iS also well known that Clsy was
preferred BY very many Of The people, for :
the first place on the ticket. He has .
political future. and with the present. We
have reason to know, he Is entirely con-
tent. heartily supporting the Chicago
nominees.-Gn. Gazette. izs7
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21
'wIDE-AwAKR' CAMPAIGN SONG.
An-"AKa sA.a nd q Fls.s..s sea-

ITT-W n IN NTeef 1-19 a Elo.-i-C
'-ll--
Oh, bsarvou not de villa bu.z.,
That come from .v.yv st,ts
For bouss, Uncle Abram L., -
49,. ----..
% .tr.a. ,l1..
2 .aI.l.. t. 90 r-
vvh.,h1 aL.a,
Co., .,,p,,
80 r,,. -.-.1--.-L--
vr;,L 60 60 . ,.-
~
ey ="
Come, GRANNY Buck, you,d batter no.
While YOU can see the wav;
For fear your nerve, wont Stand the .beck.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21

SOMEWHAT SIxGULAR.-There have been
eighteen elections of President. In eleven
Of them the name ofthe individual elected
ended with the letter N. With only one
exception. the name of every President
who has served two terms had this ter
mination. In only one case hAs a candi-
date for reelection. with n 6nal in his
name, been defeated; and even in this
case the name Of the successful candidate
possessed. this suspicious terminstion.-
Providence Journal.
This fact must be Encouraging for Lin
cola and HamliH.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-21
GBeiie@e 4g1let.rtg. !.
"HAUNTED."
BY MSS EMILY R. PACE.

s- f- -l.1h
The soft eyes Of little child,
Half shadow and half shine,
That rsnbls with the itht they holA,i 80
Look hauHiiagly is-nins. ~s - -
Ills the sunny brow, and pat
The baby fFon my knss, 'S- ..4 .-.
PoF sonsihing is its nosFnfal syss,
Ieannot bear TO sea.
Ihush The littls voice. sad Sit ...-.
Awhile with book ouisprsad,
AID try to rsad-but only zee
Tho hauHtinE eyes instead. @
They look up from each nsw-tunsd leaf.
And every thought engage
Thsy sit among the WOrdI, and steal .
The meaning from the page.
Shading ny hand above my sysS, nos. "a
looked out where the sun
Drihs through the valleys, and the shades
Are Iengthsnins into enc. -
Bat still thoSs eyes, so large and sad,
Are in the sunshine, too,
And where the shadows tripping come, son
With EsadGls tipped with dew.
The yellow May moon, wa1ss fan,
10 up above the hill;
Aad Eve goes gathering in the stars,
Her horn Of Hsht TO in Ie
TEszs-and yet. need not aught- i'd
For everywhere { see
The soft eyes Of that little child, E'
Between the night and me.
They mind me Of the buried light
That faded long ago,
Just as the sunset bIuShing lay
AlOag the hills ofSnow;
And SO take ths baby form .s
Again upon my knee,
And weep to see the vanished light
They mirror back to ne.
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FREEDOM AND REFORM.


lThe sacred side is gaiZag In the conflict Of astiss
IN oppreIsion. "-JEnERsox
"United the sacred Iids Of Freedom and Reform -
CHAskJ 90 ...1
AIR-"Es'rs 9 Band sf Frsars -a..rs
HOl ys men Of every nation, - --es
Join with Us for Reformation,
And for Freedom for the Nation, -
Weir for Freedom and Rsfbrn $500 $3.50
CHoRUs; Ws'rs band Of ffssmen.
We're band offrssmsi;
We're band Of Teemen, -
WSrs basd Offfssnsn sad RsGots.ss
On the "Iaered side" forever,
Wen Sustsia "oppression' never, - -Ft4
Bat wei fight for '.iuItes" ever. ra. 30
ws'rs fOr Freedom and RsforEi. r-a
Wen dry up diIunion screeeherI -.s
And wipe on, the slsveeods tsscher. e-ar
And esIhisF the slavs-traae pVschsrs. -s-s a.
We're for Freedom and Reform. ~
We will COST the treasury robbsrI, - F
And the hos, Of hirsisE Eohbsrs, -a.les
And The horde Of %livs-Osk jObbsFs,"
We're for Freedom and Reform.
With "Oh Abs1t to 20 before n,
And the Gag Of Freedom Ger rs, De-. .--
We will shout the sounding chorus, be-. ..
. We're for Freedom and Reform
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Mr.. Buchanan's Washington organ
thinks that the opposition will be struck
with thunderbolr. They were psrticu-
larry struck with the late laundering bolt
of the Democracy at Charleston.-Lou.
Jour.
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The NswYork Herald speaking of
Lincoln says if the old bsck-woodsman
should be elected. he could never find his
way to Washington. The camp-fres are ,
burning. Mr.. Herald, and way viii Be
Hdzed for him. 80
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The Southern Statesman. . Georgis
paper. has. at the head Of its editorial
column. the names of james Buchanan
for President, and Hiram Warner for
Vice President" Who is Hiram War
ner?
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The name "OAliforria" il frst fouad
in the writings Of Bernal Diaz del CastiI-
10. an officer who served under Cortez in.
the conquest Of Mexico. Il was by him
limited to single bay On the coast.
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A Washington paper says that conssr-
vstism is the balm with which to heal
Democratic breaches. We have heard Of
heeling stockings. but when it comes to
heeling breaches, we say darn 'em. sci
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ABRAHAMLrNcoLE.
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Mistrllantuus.
(FrOm the Chicago Press and Tribune.)
HONEST OLD ABE"
The Peoples Candidate for President.

RAILS AND FLAT-B0ATS."
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