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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13

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EerEAa ResEm kks egEea 81 TIE Clerk az tia
DiasEsns nourkof pustawaltamis Co., fews
I ahaM pguese1 Ia a@gi 0m Fgaaay, the sth
day &C June, a. D., 1850, eatweeE sAs hours
oil 60 &eloek a.. IA. ana4 O'clock 2. d. x
said cay, In front Of the coaasY Trs2EUr-
sfss asies Ia tia city Of gsoanrii BIsas,
shs 0liswing described real ssssss Of Sam
aal 81 Riaalss kovwit
E0as oaa, two, three, four, hTs, six, SEE.
an, #ght, nine aud tengs la black RaEBbgt
six il BayliRs' Second Additiou to CoaA-
ed Bsufs City ALSO thai tract comment
ing 81 the soaEa sspnsE coxnsx Be lcs nunbsg
23a and from shsnce ruaninw south li&
aezs. weak on Bancroft sgrask 10 the negth
slnss Be Taeksaaas Aadiakeas Ehanea SSH
7B9< dsgs. east 100 fsee, thence north III
deg. east g - thssss seash Jsa deg.
sass I'd Bla& gsfssk LII gssss khsaes sOEth
% Nsaig street. II " deg east % H. tAshes
&sxsA rs - saz. west 20 saas EeSasE Of 10:
aasabsg 81, thsRea aleag the line Of ssid
lot 30 the place a hsgEankcg II said Co.'S
ell BluHs city, aaso tie following deserb-
Sd 4rRes 81 land a part a lot number aas
I'D ana aaEAey sases e@mzAaHeihg y
shs south~waat corner o. lot number 10
ard Enamlag on Ms1n styeas IS a., thsBtt
eQash % asxaas aaa b Nassrsgs street
s1asaes % Bancregk street to the south SIDE
eE les namhsF l7s, tAanss along Tia Ina 4
cid lss 70 The nprthseass ecyneF Of iSi
aam6sg 80 thence 10 he aouEh-sass cor
ser ok sald lats thsacs 10 tAe PLACES Of ss-
kinning. In she l0wR 81 Connen Blum,
iowa m
TAkea as the pgspaFsy Of Samuel d;
Aiasla, e satisfy a. sxseatioH II EaToT d
Archibald Crawford.
s.H. CRAIG, shsEiS,
May ., 1860 w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
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80 Apgra o. 10 ~ csasK A. n 9na sSelaxA d Il ~
s*a& dsy. re sfeas " The Cozaty 7gszsrgeySs ease
Y the esty % Coaneai saEas he saIIssing assefs
M@Ai satsss of J. a. Palmer and ) @. Ruchhnaa.
: SO Ssesksn 81 Bewakkip n, Eahxs Il IA
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Let In eaoek ID ID Hztlsa AskkElaas Lsss al "a
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ssaaMg sss&@ psaasaFsSs 90 @ S1a&azAm.-1- ~
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9HcAAaAn 20 SATISFY an NxarzEss ID aasez Of Easly
b willingness. ASsigaesa
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
LEGAA M0TEGyE.

Te " lIliam yasksen and Rmma g, jack.
sa As6a sadads a n. ] szsf j UT
Y0u will taxa notiea that On the Ash ssv
ef JaIys fSoS, enc Archibald @. PowsIi
Sled his petition In The District Court Far
Potkawattamis county. State az Iazyg
Agaanak reg aa& Themas q. Remaom, T,,v
JshH T. Baldwin, Legay Tastls. ca.
villa ~ no9ge AID samasl 81. Riddia. "a
ssadants, Wherein be slams thsrs is aaa
aim fTsm Tia dsfaadanfs, Wm. Jaekaaa,
TAaEass n, Benkon aAd yshn r.. HadwIh.
thxss thousand six hnndrad Ana sixtE-sis
dollars and aixty six cents, with antsssat
thasepa EsssA yuiy iss., 1885,, stTEsT eess.
auas dpsn q esEtstH bend kxssussa 10 aasd
pemsA by said William Iasksnn. eonaEs
tisssa far the pagmsss as ss,4os IN tws
years frpm toe dAts shrssEs snd aatsa
lnRs 1As, I'D, whieh aaTd bead kha ssld
Bs@taa and Bakawin aaAsraoak ana q ssnl
isaa 10 par. Ehs eaia plaamkiE asks jufEss.
msnt seafnst the said Wm. Iaskaoa. asd
EsRssa and Baldwin Cog tbs aasm &ma ca
said hond as afoFss@ta. Said psaiak5@ alas
seeks to have certain mortgage axseutsd
BY the gaads WA JaekaRn and Eama @.
saskSpR 70 kz3d Powell 10 seeura Ia pas.
mshk 81 BsiA bond kaFaeEassA, SASf 1sfs-
gage bsiRg apsn TIE fslBowsng real sstats
Sc@wsks LIST aamksr tsn (i85 In the iii
AaaBtism 30 the Cry ss Csunefl Hawas, in
ths cate Of TewR, snklsek be msFtgags
Of two thoaaaM& a@kAaRm axecusad BY tie
said wEIaiam JaeA Soz ard Emsmsn @. 9ask.
son to said Powell, 6aksa Day 10, 1855 (,
also that said property hs salds ana Ne
proceeds oE the aAis applied Il payaAsas Of
Ehs aaaoans dne GA Eald bond and that
plaiakiG hass geasEal Kaaes.
You ara also nssiksa that yea are ss.
CURED to appear and Plead answes Or de-.
mur to s&fd rstttIsA o. az bsEers shs mogn-
ing Of the mseama dag al the maxs lagm Of
sid GeaFt, appointed to be hssa - 0san-
ell Biaks, In said eeanEy, o. khs en- day
Of August, 1850; 81 ysma Aafahas Ssaa Es
taken, and Judgment ren@srea against yaa
sAssaS M Ar 81 l@AIANn q. @sJ &
By Csc. 81 lsSxs, Atty.
Nay 10, 1850 wA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
AaAa MlaEslkl
The STATE 0F iowa,
Postawat4amis Couniyr ssa@
ga HszkaM HAIL ss-... q

s.a Rmfas Bsalis sssszs-.T
VS. In tbs EaaatgiSa
Th0s. Il. Santaa, j. Gomst, August
hEaEy q Eaizshsth TsEm, ~ D. iBSe
GRAY.
lbs Defendant lid the ahsRa antitlsd
cause ard saeh 81 tlaseEal. e -. 60
Ksa are hereby nosisad Aak tAegs Ia
BOW On ale IN the oasse &C enc Gaask Of
Of he District Court Ii aad keE pptsAv
wastamie eDahtys en- aaaa ss8ks Aepfssaid,
tie stltion Of Rataa Bsaal,. aaaAmiRg tse
ssssslcsurs q Mortgage, gives 70 sseafs
gns-@aymenk % eAree agysg@d pgomtBsogy
aotes, executed BY p ., Dssssg k7ssEg, .
said Petitioner. hearinx dsa- JHlY IN
I6ssA &c 80 - ASsAs KhAsA d ELL aae
said sfEEionsRy he aamo& Rear Thousand
Eve gessg ED $500 las 20
81 gnt elk Gens. 500 from '5uis
Ath. 1857, and that anFAs Sd TOD appear and
anxMsF msfsso o. 81 before the MOI Mtg
of tie aseoad day 81 he asyk Term Of tina
| DEsksiA Court 81 said kcunkY, 10 be holden
On tie first aoadaY o1 August 4. D.
1886, j default win Be enEmred against yUg
and decree 10 aegagdAnee with the prsTE
se said patisieasg G. u. STONE,
Asss gsg Psaisieasr,
ApM I'D, 4w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
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80 a y II D 90 WWa

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mis- Il 60 ssssa sssaaass Maas ii emit -,
wnasx sss ssass n $50 4 H. 81 & sSis e i -
sns.ss. r. saaas aas - asa IN a.
- a.slsss sa.sl assesaA ~ - ssass !.
zHssAAE MsaaR 9easAay Ns9as eark 1900 49, -
asEs Azwa SasM aszaza shsa ID Sasses "a $3.50 -
80 u r. - Is ssss wa@azsls sssassssss.
sE0Axss ogSsRx
xss a.llassss sazssy sagtaanar - lsaapasAasaa.
81 eshaN giaNs.ssss - ~ - 49, 81
kAe fasks9az@ alaaaA&S - = =.
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aa sasap I'd sss4 ssa ~ s. ssssss
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"a ssaa5as eFapaalg II haxaa nssA aassa - nsas
Ae 3ayNN - @A *aaAs9A HT6 na<w III assessssssTss
MszA HAzt4e6 aA*HS u Aea Sssa $685. ~ 80 -
g - Il y asAisl q - 60 u vasaSga
&lssessszs AssN Aeuaa, IaN8 e. MyasEs8a Issasnsss
SO a4aa Sstlew w&sexs is aaaaeaass 81 sasN 800 -
ssHsA Aaa Aasa also ~ lsass1sss
8 ~ 3 sss go y i MAaa ass - 1aas
gpgaMs AEp cUsns
N esFsis 81 Ill ssess Asstsers assa MAD ssas....
WI - 4sas pssEasg - slssea sness
- go sssaAse Is Naasss sd sssssasha IL agssv
S.ass p - Asssx -
sEaAas's MREanzMxs
As sAsa 81 NV 4AN Il SAssna : q. ass.ak
MasAas 81 80 Malsla asassaa Asesss N Msmafaa.
Rsslas kzss lzsssa $50 Aass asxa s. - nssss
q $3.50 Enc Ase# Aa$1@s khs KakTE III MI 4@sSkR
&&Gxaaas N#ss sEfMsa Anx RFN nggasgs y sssszssS
Y lss.ss - assszas ssRs = essaAAes
Ill RN RaaS III sMe &Uekg@& saksss - ss 49, -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13

De vsrkpe OF an sxecation 10 me direstN
sR0ss 60 0ae& 81 tbs Elesk sE khs nstEtf..
Court Of pottawaskaHzaa C0amsFy Iowa,
shasl usuSssd - ssll - Esday sake sth DAY
10 oseEeek Al. IL - n sselhek 3. b. o.
lsaga aay, h freas u I'M saanky TFeas!.'
efsa DsssSs, In the City "a GaaAel blaas!
hha gosEomfng dssertAed Real Estate o
q. i. Williams. t0-wst
CsasataA 81 III aagnse u bDs saaaassz on'
hnnaFe4 anel ssseasy.thres TO- 40 oes
hmnsare and ssaanEY ~fsag la % Bgoaa'
wav.. In the eIsy sE Coan<iL Raaaa, Iowa.
tsasaxa nogth 81 6sx. saak - EsOadwsI
eT feet thsnes south 80 GO. east b7J'f
Fses b. he iima IL soa safabsk I'll, tssHs'
nuFsA Asa deg west 90 The lfae os said los
numbssx u asd k1ss saisase place OF +
raksn a. sas propsgty Il u. .. wtiiisE'
ka satissy Ra sxssatsoa in EaFoE ef Jobs a.
- s.HcaAlG, shsEiG
RIO -
No. ssksa saas sthea Is kasernssiI
eAa maszaaTa A. sd@asAe sd aAtsaa1A& sS-A
60 a q ~ Ma faaaa ne Agessw q
Msss 30 ara i MUWEE-
a,sa ksss s.sasasasls I'd e f! =
Sasss. wa IN = fsaaa y vssasissasn : -
asasa ~ -. - "a.
GsmaasG Esaaa, Saas q l13R
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
80 Rnwse 49,

II RkStme Ut ~ Kx@sws6em b me 6syssasa asssm
fs Qnua ef ne Czszk ~ sss usssFiss CSars Of Pga
tsNaskaEAaa GuHnxs, KsMa, ahAIH pFscsn4 ~ sasa
Oh RrA1ay sAs 2ssA So d Smne, al 1900 hsamesm
M hgeTs 81 10 0sssa1& A. u asa 0teaoek n HI
81 eald Do IL kgeaz ef We Coaa&y TreAswFess O.
MSs In ka@ city 81 GemaeA Bsmaa the gollcwSn@ MsA
sesSsea Rsaa Nstaas ~ " y. Raassm zad Il Maafss,
t9sssats
araamsnasn@ - Saag xaa4 az aAs mosah~AAss eas-
aeg 81 Los III IN E9MsAssI Maa8s Ecw2, fussaae III
- zs& VI s08 W ewsaas 81 los al, nsauzing Al
sAzt peFtAsa " Let 81 c@a*sssa By Isl b. Fs8g8n
- tse wtaAsn uaszaeA HSaaaaz ane MAaaas.
Taken 81 fAS property IL Ks4agm kmA MHIsea 10
satisfy - exesatsea Ia saxsF i 1aAn AAxAards
Aaz %. nsa ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13

EN@PagsBsular ssaaas1sa pala g pussanz d ghy-
sEeazn& orders snd Rfaaxipslans
II RmaallF aaaapemaSs amd pssgagatasms a. aA
ksza&&s
4zszHA&4s sa& ssAe4s wasAtnz aTstezss In ang
tfae REa Kaapmsskazsv Eesska@ ta easL g We 1900
ea ssTses @haeA ssaaass - u sea Is sFs@ ~ F8da
20 psAcss. ~ ~ HENE
80 ss.ss h
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

BARK LICE ON H APPLE TREE-A. G..
Hanford of Waukesha, Wisconsin, has been
successful with a mixture of equal parts of tar
and inseed- oil, applied warm, not lot, early in
spring, to the bark This. mixture does not
continue soft and spread over the surface and
close the pores SO as to kill the tree, as grease
would do but it forms simply a oaraish, which
soon becomes hard, and when the tree appears
in leaf and begins to grow, this varnish cracks
and peals off, carrying the bark lice with it,
and leaving the bark feesh and smooth. DIR.
Glitch in his Treatiseon Insects, mentions an
other remedy which he considers very eGca-
cious, prepared as follows: Leaf tobacco is
boiled in a strong lye until reduced to an i'm
~palpable pulp, and this is then mixed with soft
soap (Which has been made cold, and not boil
edo the whole mixture becoming of the con-
sistence of thin paint; this, when applied, does
not easily wash from the tree, as I've, tobacco
water, Sc, would alone. One application with
the brush to every part, will protect trees two
years. A young orchard of 100 trees, requir-
ing two men every fortnight to go over every
Part, branch and twig, through the orchard:
The trees grew zthriftily, and were perfectly
free from lice, while others in every direction
were dying from their attacks. erf.,-.3 $50
II Quassia, soda wash, &C., have been strongly.
recommended, but are much less efficient.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
BURKE d BARNES SAFES

es sias-i'' PITTSBURGH, PA,
A RE warranted free from damp or mould, and as
IN Fire Proof as any. safe manufactured in the
world. As an evidence, we refer to the following
persons who hive had them tested. and the length
Of time they were subjected to the most intense heat:
NJ, Hughes, Cleveland, Ohio, IL hours.
Durham 4 DunnIng, Toledo, Ohio, Is hours.
John CLARK Albion, Erie Co. Pa. 25 hours,
=, Kerr1G Hall, Brunswick, Missouri, 10 hours.
Burnham &iMorris. Weston, Mo-, 8 AS hours. =
John, Webb, .Beardstown, Illinois, "a hours q
-edEIiiah Cody, Prest. Weston ms. Co., SO hours,
William Carson, Chillicothe, Ohio. 30 hours.
Brady & Brothers, st, Louis, lay in T"
freand ruins 7 $500 so days. :
, st Louis Test Committee, W. Mil
= Ter, d. R.. Bishop, G. r. Allen, to a
tremendous test in an oven, So hours.
Also, four were recently and severely tested at
Pittsburgh at the burning of the 10 steamboats,, on
Saturday. May It'll, ana when taken out of the ruins
everything was as perfect as new.
/ have an assortment of these celebrated Safes on
hand at the tY.' -" i-i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
9sblauo On farmer
AwoRD ABOUT DOOR YARDS

II -&&@-
! SIT may seem an odd time-to talk about door
yards now, in -the9depthi of winter but L have.
been thinking of suggesting to persons while
Ethey have so much leisure to take a survey of
their outdoor affairs, to see how they are sha-
ping for the coming spring time; to observe
carefully and see if the precise exactness which
characterizes their business life has not insin-
uated itself into the management of their home
surroundings. l have seen door-yards which
bore marks of hard labor and cultivation, with
q liberal outlayin shrubbery and trees, which
failed to produce scarce one pleasing sensation,
because of the precision and bad taste which
characterized their Arrangement: Trees were
planted in rows close beside the fence, like so
many sentinels placed there to keep beauty out;
upon one side the graveled walk a plant or
shrub faced a kindred plant directly opposite,
and every .tendril of the. vine. which struggled
for its freedom was fastened by a piece of Heath
er, and instead of its -wonted dropping, trained
straight upright on the t%rellis. The rose-bush-
es or each side the door step, of the same kind,
and all that was placed in that favorits spot
showing how the owner had failed to produce
natures beauty by leaving out her variety.
Why not let our flowers and plants be scat
tered about with as mnoh disregard of place as
the which God has strewn over the
earth, as if SOW by the free winds of heaven ?
Let our vines droop over rustic t~rellises where
they can feel at home-our flowers and shrubs
be thrown together in a manner to becon.e &C.
quainted, and our trees planted just rshere a
shade would seem most refreshing--that our
homes may appear like spots Adorned by n.
ture with a profusien of sweetness, vet IN nor
feet keeping with every othe.. arrangement O.
her scenery, Let no secluded SPOT be neglect
ed. Beauty is beauty Everywhere, in hoWevel
unslgntiy a place 1t Ray be found, and o! how
! rofraShInO II 10 49,. -
looking for nothing but b-arr'enness and neglect
1T makes one feel that man has learned from
his Maker that sweet kindness of giving to ev
cry lonely spot a flower that the winds NIGH
bear It's incense to his heart and home. Ihav,
sometimes thought it would scarce seem 81
much like death to leave this earth if we would
allow our hearts to partake more of nature
freedom, for the formality and falseness of taste
heart and manners, which society and habi
have forced upon us, seems like an addit; ona
cord to be broken before tire spirit can throw
off its mortal coil. .ss - .r =.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

SENDING CRAFTS By. MAiL-The modeo /
sending gratis by mail, SO that, if some weeks
on the way, they may ARRIVE perfectly fresh
is becoming well understood by many. 1t con-
sists in simply enclosing them in oil-silk, wrap
ping fine thread around so; as to bring all parts
into contact and making a water tight case.
One of the worst things to put around CRAFTS is
dry, unslzed paper, which absorbs the moisture
rapidly from the fresh wood. &
"a friend once sent us in autumn, from a long
distance, some apple. gratis; and as they would
probably be several weeks on the road, he pur-
posely left the leaves on as a moist casing to
prevent their becoming dry. As leaves are
constantly pumping out and throwing off the
moisture from the shoot, the result may be
easily guessed@the gratis were as dry as dead
twigs when they reached u.s. Unwilling to
lose them, however, we Immediately wrapped
them in moss and buried them in soil, where
they remained till spring. When examined,
they had become swollen, plump and fresh, and
being set all dgrew.-RnraI A.fan.,o5si ar, =
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
sa-A Swiss journal has a strange story of

EA-A SWISS JOURNAL mas a stranSe story OF
a wild girl lately found by'a.woodman of Saint
Margarethem, in the Canton of Saint Call
He discovered her lying wretchedly clad and
benumbed with cold, under some. branches, and
took her to his house. According to her story
she is the daughter of what are called Heima-
those parents sort of pariahs who belong
to Canton, and although about eighteen years
of age, neither she nor her parents had ever
lived under a roof. Her father not long since
killed her mother in a quarrel, upon which she
left him, and had ever since wandered about
the woods and mountairs. living on wild fruits
and vegetables pilfered from gardens g To, ex-
plain why she had not been discovered sooner,
she said that her custom had been to sleep du,
ring the day and prowl about at night She
knew of mo name belonging to her parents or
herself, and had not the slightest idea of re-
-ljgion. pr +. TUE ~ 80
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

TIM E S OFF e
For sale Delays are dangerous. One day without
a safe might prove the loss of your books and pa
pers. Secure you a safe at once. You can save full
20csutuer by buying at Ashland.
Ang3ep. 1. 1889. 5a4a %" l3tf
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
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to find his health! or energy restored by a remedy at
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Not only do they cure the everyday complaints of
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arising from, diSosdered stomach, Nausea, IsdiqeSt,oa,
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An old wife sat by her bright Preside,
Swaying thoughtfully to and froA Ant :
In an ancient chair whose creaky eraw
Told a tale of long ago;
While down by her side7onthe kitchen floor +
Stood a basket OF worsted bafis1a score. s.
The good man dozed Ger the latest news,
Till the fire of his pipe went. out;
And, Undecided, the kitten, with cunning paws,
Rolled out and tangled the balls about;
Yet still wife in the ancient chair, -
iSRayingtoa and oih the freight glare -
But anon, d misty tear drop came
In her eye of faded blue,
Then triekledd down a furrow deep,
Like single drsp of dew; ~
So deep wasfhe channel-so silent the stream,
Tn geodman saw naught but the dimm,d eye
beam. -
Yet marvsled he much that the cheerful light
Of her eye had weary grown,
And marvelled he more at the tangled balls
So he said, in q gentle tone
~ have sharedthy joys since our Marriage VOW.
Conceal not from me thy sorrows now"
Then he spoke of the time whenthe basketthere
fsWasf4ed to the very brim;; ~ e. .
And now there remained of thegoodfy pile
bEs But q singl pairIfor him :rtsc Fof a7-t .''
Then wonderenot at the dimmed eyelight; 81
OH sdf 9FFi @af
cannet but think of the busy feet,
- Whose WrappIinR rs were wont to lay &
eInthe basket awaiting the needles tinse-
Now wanderds 50 far away
SHow the sprighdy steps, to a mother dear,
Unheeded fell on the careless ear.
For each empty nook In the basketball,
By the hearth there's an empty seat
And I MICS the el010Uro froua off the will
And the patter of many feet:
IT'S for thisthat o tear gathered over my sight:
At the one pair of stockings TO mend tonight.
"a SEs ,sssaoseH5 Bio EEsa 20 81 si.Vri -tni go
SsEwas said that arthrough the forest wild,
SEsAHd over the mountains bold. stai 4c e.
Was a land whose rivers and darkeaing caves
Were gemmed the fairest gold;
Thea my frst=borurturnsd from the oaken door,
AndIk nsw The shadows we're oaly four.
4 N W. ~ :
AnetAer went forth on the fo.ming wave,
And diminished the basket 3. stors-EF
Bat his feet grew cofd-sow weary aud cold
They'll never be warm any more
And this nook,.fn It's emptiness, seemeth to me
~ give back no voice but the mean of the sea.
,Fara7.A SIS Jps g1oqD
Two others have gone toward the setting sun,
And made them a5heme in its light
And fairy fingers have taken their share,
Te mend by the freside bright;
Some other baskets their garnents Ell-
But minel OIL mine is emptier still
AncaherAfAe deafestIt efairest-the best
Was taken by the angels away,
And clad garment that Eaxeth mot old
Ina landAof <eatinuaI day "a
o. wonder no more at the dimmed eye-light
While Imepd the sonspair of stockings to night
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
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