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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
Willow and Cedar Ware. Glass.
ware. GUeen>vaEe. EarIhen.
H.IG. Rope. INiQe, &C,

F,.sL oil, ffa'i, Pine O7, Candles. Cqadls
anil LIMP He't, Ta'lo,-, Lard DC.
Soap, Of al! kinds, Wheel Grease. etc.
Gobntto ano SeeGrs, q rhoitc rarlsin.
Flour. Corn Meai, Potatoes, Corn,
Rye, Oa's. &c. always on hand.
Goads o,hr,5ed fr.s 9, -icrgs 10 customer,
Jesid ~ arifhfn N, Baryush.
II attempt % t3srat- all the articles hieh
have - s.i- would D. impossible We .oud r-sgect-
f"' NV Vr ih- tuhi o. rail- ana
Of Dr'c"r-- W nfv Ll-nt being able to .- ss
.-sP q. my e-D l. t'u-ht this sid- Fhad.. hia
We ~'ud particularly socit country ris nd to siy,
Is cali. lar
~ purchase al DaHaer If Produce,
and rsy A. Airh any toty else
i'vi-l urr AtriI -. ls5s. TG EyANsECO
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
Two Excellent Western Farms

NOR SALE-or will be Exchanged for
Property IN Central Pennsylvania.
One tract of i5i5 acres Is on the south line
Of Warren oounfy, h'on, with puSr-ofIcc. mill
aud School-housc near. The Other near the
west line OF Said county. contains t.O acres, a
short distance from good seIIlemcnL They
are 20 miles south and south west uf Drs
Moincs. the Capital Of the State. aud ahou, =
from the line oi the Burlington 4 Missouri
River Railroad The land Is rolling oi u good
quality. ana timber convrnirnt Indanrla is
the county town. Persons dcs,rous ui making
a purchase will make further inquiries q, the
Star 4 Chronicle Office. lcwisburg - April %.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
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Nror' 't''i ~ BAD N'en s""rs W me !"
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\ herr IN New, township Nf''n &c.
owned b, l,mrs 'urrlrs, ~ss enu,cl,
lce-roc,d /, Are On FRIDAY. tosr,hr, With
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The 6,a is supposed 60 have originated
from children rla,ins With ere close ~
,te bsrr
Rev J J Eeimcrsu,1cr and Cnl
James Earernu arc recommended e., Cow
,-resy hV the Democrats in the Nor,h'd aud
S,hu,lkiN District. ...... \ Democratic masa
rncciin, IS called for the pta inst at Sun
Nuyv. 20 instroct their Delegates IA to
their choice Tor rresldso,
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,., arrested a, lisrr,.bnre an a CHARGE oi
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Nn Sunday night ""' 'o"n>man' Mf
' f"'ers'n' discharged two ha'rei' "i his
revolver upon one OF the boys III hrs cm-
pio,, hamcd tugene brnne, under Tue
following ''r'nms'sne's: The boy had
got M IA the DARK, and gone out at the
back door, snheard In coming IN, how
ever, he made considerable noise, aud
aroused Mr.. + Who sas sleeping !" The
samr room. A' the door op'ned, the hg
nr' "i ihf bay "A' 'i''s'e, ahd Mr. J. hAd
no oshor 'afA than that IL vas that o'
burglar. tie at onee reached ior l'' I"
va'vsf and dgfshA's'a i"o BARRELS BON OF
vh'Hh took fh'ei about the haeA aud 'h'sh
81 ihe boy drA"'ns blood ~ both place.
but fortunately dong DO 'ufihsf INJURY
~ s''h Is ,n' "'s",e"'' o'y e'"',
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

TERRIBLE TORNADO We have ar
counts Of aterrible torn ado occurring along
the Ohio, near Cincinnati, on Monday
evening week, ~ which six psrsons we're
kIlled--frees blown doun-k0gsss ubrpof
od--'slegraph poles prosirafed, and cars
blown fiom the track, causing damages es-
'ims'ed at half million Of dollars. a
great many persons we're severely injured
fJto Hughes and other Catholic priests
we're on the big stage during the late
Douglas meeting 10 New York city. Mar
red to Catholic by a Catholic, Douglas
i, the man for John Hughes aud those
nhp be can govern.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
CANDIDATES COLUMN.

.-ns, ser Fsex ~ ,4ri q % a-. 80
to.safy ,,i,7r,s g'sesgar sftaffty, fsz
lvss.5sfftsy ls.esa,f-- isrsshHrf. Msaf1Y, tsy 8
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

-~ '.-,-> -r- l.
-.. .,.- ,-.- ---- p. Sc. .>+ass re-,
49, sN.--s -.s --sesrf ~ rerNs 'i he
----,--.-t,v,s o. r-'r,sr'rs ~ Vhi,h u-e
-r.,~5 -- -,re,r 'r5 v-,~l 5r-ios ths c'n'
~, rrw--isr Tfsp-ircin'os r-s believe
rs-~,s5 t- -srs e-,,'es c,od a TIE srcst.
s-. r~rN,-. sr6 rls Men have PROVED
H,f v,e,r a. those principles n t'n'N'
o. ,---. md edvc-yity Afp3 syt'ons''c
-rr~,ss. ,s .U th,t is required 70 insure
r'.rs. rrS,ovv FROM every Indication @.
rsrr~rrt - c,''svs ,bev trs destined 20
q rr,-i-rs triumph ths c>rics Fslj
N,vt v,,-k. ve ,hsE give ,be cudorso-
won't e.1rs chicago Nominees By MeSsrS.
>,u..gn CAMERON. E,NNN, CH,SE. Nj
g-.1vast's s organ IA Rsf-lo &c Sc Al
b.. cheering ouy }es6ios meH cv'nee
reb'c uscnspircus. patriotic spirit IN
,,.I5.gg 90 ths decision Of the tribunal to
vll,t fia-s rsross were Submitted The
~-snnrss ot the Opposition forces evin"es
genera. sstrsfscroD, snd thrills Of pleasure
,ea# svcry rulssJicn from tAe popular
hear, Al l>40 canvass Is evldea,ly he
fore s.,
.lr NuY-INa The Republican ClHb
a. I.rv,Shnrg haze rontea the corner room
a. m,u, Block '2d story f--eniranco
nn,sidr-lay the Campaign A Public
Rloei,uy vii, be held there ic.morrow--
Safurdsv--evoning All are invited 10
alf,nS It's expected MF Aiken vii
read onc n( Nh Lincolu's sreeehes. An
o-roytuuily val then h' given to s'gn 'hf
Constitution Call IA
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
moWRYs sKY-LIGHT GALLERY.

AVER j.. HFecten's Hzr-Esre SIRE.
~ flrnsr.y iiDgzh;1a's sac sire, Nsf.s
street, Le4IslE-g, Pa
AUBROTYPES, .NELALNCTTPES,
&c, in the nal sgpsrIor siy'e. n zt-lrol
to he's" pictures, an noz prepared 70 take
photographs, large OF small, scoa. 70
The best made an yUksTe. Also, HALO
TYPES Thesr pictures are cC'crsc 20 rep
resent iii-. anr are 'UperIoT 70 a. OIL rainrrlF
giving that hdeiI'y Of expression and fealUre-
Iha, can be produced only by the Camera.
These piciures are Tat-Hi@d, sft have ih-
exclusive right for Union county. Cal aLI
examine specimens. [Aprli 81, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

WASHINGTON, Msy 20-Ths Deus-
,fp',e managers are greatly rerPleIes .at
the Chicago ticket. Mr D0uglss r.Ysres
his position very seriously, aud erPT.s.es
his estimate very forcibly 10 saying, "A0s
's' barrel will be left in 1lliD0is"
NE legislature Of Connec'icut bsve
>. si-.',d Lafayette s Foster, (Hsp to
-. g g Senate. Mr. Foster Was ouce a
ea,I nis-tsmi'b, srd is good Senator.
Ths Iianss hss decided. by large vote,
g. sljq.,n s,pe die pn the 18th ef June.
rnpp 1ha House alec aspsllsd from
,Le uspa,iets' G.ils,yt = W Walker, the
oa,,sspsedas, Il tho n Y, E.p,sss. whe
TOOK ,s,iuus sahs II aaasy ffo@ WeBdsll,
the public r,,a,s', 10 ssist 10 i1aasses
ls.,slat,aa 90 tho EagiisL tilii,
/, ia tes,,asI before the ca,ais tssssli-
c.tiue Cen.mil,ss thai Col fsfasy sss
.ns,sl tho rsst ottse tisak psistiss 10
1887. w,ttA $50 coo. II be soaid sesse
h,s cppcs,usa 10 hasAAsaa's l.ssa@tiss
r,iiey.
C.ihouu Beas.a, The seasd sf Je4Do
Terry ia the nsrisr Il ssassN lpu4G
SEX. has reserved frea frssa3sss -,
an. lurrss.vt sScs 10 CAks4unaD-GnD
Arnol6 p1sei.s sse frsse.st ~1thDD =
Bfa6eriek SHEA sIss, vses4 - o10D
buchsnasis ssoinasisa
The exaanup oun9e 49, -
iss,ses teaD g
e>slnt Rnn19
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

nrs-Tho Democratic Divisions sst- g
be widening, and The hieksrise, aa;. III
,cr aud a,,crminei. n.us,as :iass2s Az
enemies are alike sire. s;hssias ;btl1 rrs-
clu,ions aud plans, to make Az 10 T-grs-',
his ucmination-and essa Frosliiu ;hri
their success involves lie sIte;! q its
party Quite probably tie s-.:-sl MI
hrcod Polk or Pierce-?trtif. Dagt
iuscu or Seymour, Of Nes Io,E, sto AZ
both Of the mes, flexible dough to frsaa
70 it's will
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

rss- from ihr msaneT ~ which nIi
uamoc-aus friends arr mourning over thr
a.lcat o. both Seward and Cameron nj
C.5aego W ozPcoftaose gentlemen al!
hs anaa.laaas,v nominated, one fnf Fres
lasa, and tAc Other iaT Nice President, al
R-.umoys Il ihcy do NOT The rooP'f
v,ll iA,ak .-a bushels Of tears they are
shedding arc slightly "esocc4sle'
The Democracy slsa mourn % sIisrff'J
cvcg Iae Isga and Ns'sTa..s.isaa i.aLts
40 oar platform. thai IT can Hai be sazbits
bat they will come cut aai-!aa's3 81 :
Protective Ta,f and TT /. Tsr=Iy o.,
lcars' Law against the bloaay F-llSei'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01

T. tuAE IN ~ hid u the Treasur-
~ tp4t1oueQ - saturday the 9Th
1D1ono - - > o'clock. when
- ~ III ihemselves az
1tye 6l6ssieealioa nsy At
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-01
Peaches and Tomatoes,
Pure Java COFFEE. ground.

az f-i y n 7lF--l--. -1ts- II.--sl = g.
4 hrrgs hf,f -fJ sr5ar IA EEEL. NHtD
con I4AH, HLAEIAC, HAM BACON Dr.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

Tn Ter the ice the waters run
Under the ice oGr spirits lie
The genial glow 81 tbs. summer sun
SHAH loosen their letters BY and by.
Aoan and groal in thy prison cold,
River Of lfe-riyer floye
The winter is growing worn and old.
The frost is leaving the melting mod /,
And tn sun SHINES bright above.
Under the ice. under the snow,
Our lives are bound in crystal ring;
Bv ami by will the south winds blow,
Audroses bloomo on the banks of spring.
Moan antl groan IN thy prison cold,
River # it e.rcr q. love:
The nights grow short, the days grow
long.
Weaker aud weaker The bonds Of wrong,
And the sun shines bright above.
Under the ics or souls are hid
Under the ice our good deeds grow
Men but credit the wrong We did.
Never the motives that lay below.
Moan and groan in thy prison cold,
River of lifs-river of love-
The winter of life is growing old,
Thcf.ost is leaving the melting moll,
And the sun shines warm above.
Under the ice we hide our wrong
Under the ice that has chilled lis through;
Oh that the friends who have known Us
long,
Dare to doubt we are good and true
Moan and graan in thy prison cold,
River ofIife-riyer of love
Winter Is grow ing worn and Cd,
Roses stir in the melting mold:
We shall be known above.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

LABoR.-In reading the late speech of
VIM. IL. Seward in the United States
Senate few days since, wherein BIZ elias
isles tho States, denouinaing the Free
ones as Labor States, and the Slave
States as Ca ital States, we were remind
ed of the following outspoken sentiments,
written several years ago by Geo. s. Bur
leigh, upon the subject of labor. He
says. "No greater Outrage has the spirit
of oppression done on man and the world,
than bv the deportation Of Labor, W here
by it has changed tbs native jy Of the
soul into an lrksomcness and CURSE
BY multiplied wrongs the pleasant task of
hardy-work is made to crush the laborfr
till his whole life is but ceascless battle,
whose only victory is to live to battle on
for life Yet of itself all toll in honesty
Of Will is noble; aye divine. Holy ana
great is the Evangel of Labor. Not iii
wrath Lut in mercy hath the Lord Cod
sent it. o, Vulcan, with thy right hand
to the hammer and the strong ann wieid-
ing it. if with brave heart and free thou
bendest there, thine shall it be to forge
the thunderboIts which shall shiscr ali
gray despotisws to atoms. Brown delYer
Of tn So l. thou wh0 at times hast touch
ed the Lyre, aud anon grasped the pi"w
handIe.-aIt thou called to dig-DIG for
hou biggest the grave of tyranny. Dig
with heroic good will, and thy stout
heart shalt sanc;ify thy mattock and Thy
! hoe. Let thy clod boots tramp firmly on
free soil, 50 shall they not benr thee in
shame to painted crime and gilded luxury.
Thine is the garden Of God,and in it thou
nay'st ever find tbyseIf nearto His pleas
ant bowers. Maniully thy hand, toll
Drowned and swart, shall strike the univ
ersaI Harp whose steel strings run too
stiff for lily fingers to ylbrate and control.
Labor shall not degrade thee, but thy
greatness shall make Labor holy
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28
qualification Of Judge.

Rufus Choate once gave bis ideas of the
urr:ght and capable Judge, in speech
delivered in the State House Mt Boston.
ana it may be found instructive at this
time;
In the first place, he she u!d be profound
" learned in all the learning Of the law.
and he must know how 10 use that learn
ing.
He is to kr ow, not merely the law
which you make, aud the Legislature
makes, not constitutional and statute
alone, 'ut that other, ampler, that bound-
less jurisprudence, the common law, which
su ce,siye generations of the State have
silently built up; that old code of free
dom which we brought witt us. in tho
Mayhower sud ArabeIla, but which in TIC
Progress of centuries we have ameliqrated
and enriched, and adapcd wisely to tie
necessities Of busy, prosperous and
we;lhy community, that he must
know.
In the next place, he must be a man,
not mer ly upright; not merely honest
and welhntentioned-this of course--but
"a man who will not respect persons ~
judgment.
He shall know nothing about the par
tics; everything about the case. lie
shall do everything for justice; nothing
for himself; nothing for his friend; nott.-
ing for his patron; nothing for his sover-
eign. It, on one side. is the executive
power, and the legislature, and the pco-
p.e-the sources Of his honors, the g;Ncrs
Of his daily bread-and on the other an
individual uameless and odious, his eye is
to see neither, great nor small; attending
only to h. 'trep;dations Of the balance.
q law is passed by a unanimous lcgis-
laturc, clamored for by the general voice
Of the public, and cause is before him
on it, in which tho whole community is
on one side and an individual namelcss
or hous on the other. and he
believes it to be against the Constitution,
he must so declare tor there is no
Judge If Athens comes there to de-
mand that the cup Of hcnock 10 put to
the lips of the estman and he believes
that he has moi corrupted the youth, ncr
omitted to worship the gods of the city,
nor introduced new diNinities of his own,
he must deliver him, although the thun-
der light on tho untcrticd brow.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28
T'E,c Homestead BIZ.

Tie Homestead bill, which has passed
the House Of Representatives provides
that any citizen of the United States who
is q years of age, or is the head Of n
family, shall be entitled to enter with
cut cost lGO acres of any public land,
which is subject to precmptiop at $l,25
per acre or less, or so acres at $3.50 per
acre. No patent will be issued until the
expiration of five years from the date Of
entry, when on payment Of Sl0 the lands
are secured to the actual settler. Tho
Iauds thus secured are in no case 10 be IL
able for the satisfaction of any debt con
tracted prior 10 the issue of4he patent.
This bill is one of the leading measures
of the Republican party, and if passed
would be an honor te our national legis-
lation, and a source of lncalculable bone
fit to the people and to the new States
1t is the opinion of very many sagaciors
men that this bill,ifpassed would act effec-
lively as an emancipation measure in such
States as Missouri, Arkansas and Texas.
Still, there is but little hope that this bill
will pass the Senate. 1t is a Republican
measure, opposed by nearly all the Dem
ocrats and the triumph of Republicanism
is essential toits success.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28
Written for lie JouRSAL.
why DO SO Many Children
Sicken and Die.

The reason is because they are not
properly taken care OF.
Feom tie day of their birth, they are
stuffed with unnatural food, clicked with
physic, sloshcd with cold water, sufocated
in not rooms and under bed clothes, or
when permitted to breathe n breath of
PR; air, once a week in summer, and
once or twice during the colder months
only the nose is permitted to peer into
daylight a little later, theyare sent out
with little or no clothing on tho parts of
the body which most need proteclion.--
Baro legs, bare arms, bare neeks, and gis-
ted waists, with m inverted umbrella to
collect the air and chill the other parts of
the body. 4 stout man goes out in a
cod day, with gloves and overcoat, wool
en- stockings, and thick double-soled boots
and fubbers o,er. The same day. child
OF three ya;rs liam infant in flesh, blood
oon'o' "ud eohst luton, goes out with
shoes as thin IS paper, cotton stockings,
legs uncovered TO the knees, neck bare, an
exposure which would disable the nurse,
XII the mother, and make the father an
invalid. Any way to harden them to
mode Of dress which they are never ex-
ted to practice. TO accustom them to
such exposure, dozen years later, would
be considered downright foolory.
To rear children for the slaughter pen
DR. Physics)and thon charge it to PROF.
'dence, it is little too bad. And to draw
comfort from the presumption that He
WIS an agency in the death Of the child,
is rrofapation.
ANTIQUACKERY.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

DEEocRATIc REsoLUTIoNs.-Ac cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Gazette hum
orously condenses the resolutions of the
Iowa Democratic Conyantion as fol-
lows:
l. The American Eagle is very fine
fowl.
2. We unanimously vote old Ossawa-
tonne to the devil.
3. For the Black Republican party
the same hasty dish Of. soup.
4. The Little Giant is a brick.
5. Stephen A. Douglas is trump.
g. Douglas is right bower.
7. He'll do to tie up to generally
8. We don't care red cent what shall
be done at CAarleston-we go in lem
ons. ~r
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

Acting on tie suggestion OF the Com
mittee the convention appointed the fol
lowing persons to canvass the County
Lutte A. Taylor, A. Morse, H. a. Farm
ham, II. A. Taylor, IL. n. Twombly, P.
d. Pierce, S. r. Gum. WI. Copp, o.,
strahl, c. F.'Hoyt, II. Felt, F. Otis,
VIM. Mclaughlin. aud c. W. Dennison.
On motion Of j. NJ Mckee, tho vice
Presidents were requested to perfect or
carnations in the yarious towns as soon
as possible.
Messrs. 7. Converse, p. d. Pierce, A.
Morse aud others addressed the Conven-
ton on the principles of the Republican
party.
On motion of S. Il. Gunn.
Resolved, That we recognize in
THEODORE e. SPENcER, candidate
every way worthy Of our confidence, and
commend him To the earnest support of
the republicans of Pierce County.
On motion of II. n. Twomb'y, the
thanks CT the Convention were given to
Messrs. Hurt and Leech, for the use of
the Hall. and the republican papers of the
County were requested to publish the
proceedings of the Convention. After
three rousing cheers for THEODORE c.
SPENCER, the Convention adjourned,
w. C. DESNIsoS, Ch'R.
Lutte a. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

AS FAR Up AS THEY owN.-We have
just heard good 'uh. Not long ago a
distinguished divine of this country was
walking with a friend past new church,
in which another distinguished divine was
shepherd. Said the friend to D. d., look
ing up at the spire (which was tall and
not yet completely how much higher is
that going to be?"
Not much, saidsthe D. D., with a sly
laugh. they don't own much in that di-
] rection.' Husl oe4 raqa wt.eoa1aa sasrg
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

A young lady Of extraordinary intel
lectual capacities, recently addressed the
following letter to her cousin:
DEAR KCzzEN Tile wether wlIar
we is air kold, and suppose wLar you is
it air kclder. We is all well and muth-
er's gott the his Terricks, brother Tom
has got the Hoppin Kof, and sister Su-
sen has got q baby, an | hoap these fu
Inns will find you in the same condsnum.
Rite sumo. Yore apheschunate Cuz-
zen.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

~ New Hampshire has led off no
bly, in the political contest of 1860. Her
Republicans are firm MS their own granite
hills. They have elected the whole State
ticket, and a large majority in both
branches of the Legislative. el sl
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

A Mans religious connections should
bea part Of himself, not like harness
which you can take off from the horse
and lay it aside for VII lie and then put
it on again when you wish to, but like
mans lungs, which you can't take out of
the man till lie dics.-Beecher.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

i TT is now said to be the policy of the
Democrats in the u. s. Senate to have no
report made on the question Of the ad-
mission of Kansas, and if possible, to pre-
vent the subject from coming up, thus
keeping her out, butavoiding as much as
possible the appearance of it.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-03-28

Gg- Godey's Lady's Book for April,
is received. For variety and beauty it is
rarely equalled. We hardly see how a
lads could examine this number withcu
Subscribing at once. .------.