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Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
Livery stable Notice.

II EXPECT 70 he absent for few weeks
l. Meantime my stable business will 20 on ~
usual. No change will be male Every thing
will be kept up as before.
GEO. A. DAVIS.
Washington, July 22, 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
As Cheap as the Cheapest,
AND BETTER. ..IHhY ANY STABLE
WEST OF CAMDEN

My Stalls are large and well ventilated, with
dirt floors; so there is no danger OF your horse
falling through a rotten plank floor, coming
out in the morning with s,cotlen and sfiF joints
have the best Hostlers; the best Saddle Horses.
the best Harness Horses; the best Sulkies, the
best Busgies; the best Hacks. and the best
Drivers Of any Stable in Southwest Arkansas.
The travelling public may rest assured that they
can at any and all times be furnished with
No. Saddle Horse, Suiky. Buggy or Hack st
my usual price. | never take advantage Of .
strangers neee,,ities-Hiy rriees the same =
all persons.
Indian Territory, Texas or Louisiana, in light
substantial buggies or hacks, with the best Of
horses and careful drivers, st the shortest ne
tice and most reasonable terms. I can furnish
anything at a moments warning in the livery
line,
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
NOta Bene.

NOta Bene.
A Ii persons knowing themselves Indebted 20
n me are most earnestly requested to cal.
and settle. | have secured the assistance q
Mr.. Carruth in closing up my oil business
Therefore, please call at the old stand, where
he or myself will be n all times ready to make
settlements He is authorized to use my name
for such purpose. | would he more than
thankful for a small moIicum of money in the
mean time.
A. Il. WILLIAMS.
Washington, Jan. l6. 1881. 3-u
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
HEAD QUARTERS,
Bal j. GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ARK, Feb. IL, 1866.
Inn lS

BRIGADE ORDER NO. Is.
DNHE failure of officers to make a report OF
i the strength and equipment of their re-
spective commands required by the order of
the Z6th of November last, renders il necessary
for me to take steps to obtain the inf 'rInatlon
required. Ii is therefore ordered that there
be held in each Regiment of this Brigade at
their respective parade grounds Oh Saturday,
the 29t inst. Reginental Muster for nspec-
i IN and drill, each man to appear armed and
equipped as the law directs. and ihIt due re-
port be made of the number of men, their arms
and equipments without delay TO this Office.
Colonel commandants and other senior officers
| in command of Regiments or separate Battal-
ions, will see that this orderis strictly attended
to and complied with, otherwise they will b,
dealt with according to law.
Regiment No. SO, Col. Bishop commanding
is exempt from this order, the report havin.
| ueen duly received.
BENZ. p JET, Brig. Gen.
| 1sI Brig. lst Div. Ark. Militia.
| B. F. HEMPsTEAD, Adj, Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
BRITT & LAWRENCE.
NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to me will please come
Il forward and settle up by cash or otherwise.
J. S. BRITT.
Jan. 81. 1867, 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
CODartnerSSlip.

COpartnerShip.
HAVING this day purchased all the interest
Ill Of Edward D. Jett and Benjamin r. Jett.
Jr.. in the late firm Of Block. Jett Co.. we
will continue business on our own account,
under the name and style Of d. & v. BLOCK.
DAVID BLOCK,
VIRGINIUS BLOCK,
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
NOTICE.


WAS committed TO the Jail Of Pike 4
county, Arkansas. on the Both day of 81
a. December. 1861. Three Negro -
Slaves. who say their names are BEN. DICK
and PALA. and that they belong 20 Jefferson
Herd. Of Ashley county, Arkansas, and say
they left him about five months since. The
Negro man Ben. supposed to be about twenty
two years Of age, about fve feet in height, Of
black color. The boy Dick supposed to he
eighteen years Of age. about FIVE feet in height,
of copper color. anil has scar above his eyes
and nearest the right eye; also scar on his
right knee And the boy Pala is supposed 10
be about fourteen or fifteen years Of age, Of
copper color. about four and half feet in
height. and has = scar on or near his left eye.
The owner Of said Slaves is requested 70 come
forward. prove property. pay charges and take
said Negroes away or they will be dealt with
as the Law directs.
WILLIAM GILMER, Sheriff.
By wv. II. SNEDLEY, Jo'tor
Of PIKE county, A,kpnsds.
Dec. 30. 1861. 5.-5ms-
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
For Hire.

A N excellent Brick.Layer. He will
II be hired by the job. by the day. by the
month, or by the year. Apply to me at Spring
Hill.
THOS. BRANDON.
Jan. 8. 1862. 52-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
Observation-Disclosures!

A IL those indebted 70 the late firms Of
a Block Jett x Co, and ID. Block & Bro,
viii call Immediately and make settlement.
ID. & v. BLOCK.
May 2. 1861. lift
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
NOT BL0CKADED.

MY PICTURE GALLERY is again opened,
lu and good selection of CASES on hand.
Those who desire Types. either Of themselves
or friends, would do well to make an early ap-
plication, as my present stock of material will
soon be consumed, and no more to be had ex
cept at exorbitaut prices.
A. L. WARNER.
Washington Jan. 22, 1862 2-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
Washington. Jan. ., 1862.

HAVING this day purchased from Mr.. J. s.
III Britt his entire stock Of merchandise, we
will continue the business st his old stand,
under the name and style Of Britt + Laurence.
Owing to the present state of affairs in the
country. and the difficulty of procuring new
goods, We will, for the present, ad opt the cash
system. If any deviations from this rule. the
accounts will be considered due from day of
sale
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
CHANGE BUSINESS.

I HAVE this day sold my stock Of goods TO
i W. L. BRITr and ISAAC LAWRENCE,
who will continue the business in the store
heretofore occupied by myself l ommend
them to my former Customers. In retiring
from the business, take this occasion of re-
turning my most grateful acknowledgements TO
those many kinl friends who have 50 gencr-
ously sustained me-
g RRITT
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
From Pony to Four-Horse Coach.

1 will give my undirided attention to the Liv-
cry business, buying and selling horses, mules,
carriages, buggies, hacks, wagons, and any
thing in the Livery or Commission line.
My Carriage House is large-40 by 60 feet
30 | can protect the carriages and buggie. Of
my customers from the weather or other deprs-
dations, and can store carriages or buggies for
sale.
also tame the widest horses or mules, break
them TO the saddle or harness; gate match
horses to 60 together; learn trotting horses to
pace and pacing horses 60 trot; learn them to
'.faoe the music" or shoot off teach them any
tSck you may wish them to learn; make baulky
horses to pull; cure your horse Of any disease,
aud nick or dock horses at the shortest notice
Connected with my Stables, havea
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
lBlaCksnllth's shop,

other smithing done at the shortest notice, and
reasonable terms
Wholesale and retail Agent for DIR. c. =.
Browns celebrated YOUNG AMERICAN LIN
IMENT and HARDEY'S PATENT AXLE
GREASE---two Of the best articles in use.
Agencies solicited.
G. A. DAVIS.
Washington, Aay2 20-H
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12

HAVING this day sold my entire stock Of
u Merchandise and house Of business !,
Doctor J. ID. CONWAY, return my most sin.
cere thanks to those of my friends who so liner.
ly sustained me and solicit for my successor q
continuance Of their favors
NJ. wISEBERG.
Washington, October lltb, 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-12
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

May 2. 1861.
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G4AE 80 -
MisAssippi and Missouri r. =.
ON AZ sftsr.Monday, Nov. 18th, ,sgl and
- uutll IurtNer Rolicp tr,ina iii LII. a. u

>sAA AAlSHOuYl *
0M snl aftcrINIonday, Nov ,s,h ,ae, ava
,S1s. uh'li iurther notice, trains viii run as fol-.
Leave "Ilten for Davenport Chi.
As"' .sG G.ns,Sa =. for Marengo and -,..~,
Leave Wilton for Musea.ine. loon. 800 Pm
=, and Chicago, ,,so,
Afriyesa at Wilton from Muscatinc a. NJ
Arr,v. y. ul.,. ll.i5 4. 81. 2 IS P II
;: fassengela going west make direct conpec.
,,ons WITH the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all
=. fnassengers going cas-. make direct con tons
p " ,,,i isisna WIN the Chicago and Rock Island
A. ~ trans, for alt points east, $ nth and north.
a. .,so WIN The "aena, Dubuque and ST. Paul pack.
''"ihs running East connect directly at
and South "'' VIC ''"'' ''"7'
rass'ngers are reminded Of the necessity OF
snhHe clsiinct directions a. t the destination
81 theif baggage Also to procure tickets before
'"N'hs taeii seats in the cars.
j. +. TRACY, Sup't
=. NhRaLL Assistant Supt
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Contttuius most Of tn matter # six DAHL is mailed
every Thursday Evening. Single copies, 10 per
anuum tln'S Of five and upwards. lt0 per aunum.
In Clubs OF twenty more. The settlCup .! the CuJ is
eutitlrd to cory
We hope the patrons If the journal will ajd US in
extending it, weekly circulation at the above low price.
IL Terms Payable in Advance.
Address JOHN l.. WILSON. Publisher.
ClIra-n. ILL.
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TIVE CONFESS AND EXPERIENCE OF
ASrFFEREH:--PubIisheJ as a warning, and
for the especial benefit of Young Men and those
who sn'i2r with Nervous Debility, Loss of Mem
DRY, Premature Decay. Dc, DC by one who has
cured himself by simple means, after being nrt
10 grea: expense and inconvenience through
the ase of worthless medicines prescribed by
learned Doctors. Single copies may be had Of
the author, {. \. LAMBERT Esq E, Greenpoin,,
Long Island, byenclosing a postpaid addressed
envelope. Address
CHARLES 4. LAMBERT. Esq.
22h2m Grccnpoiut Lon Island Y Y
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C. E. COM p r o N,
SHIPPING,
warding 4 Commission McrChahl

MUSCATINE, :: : IOWA.
rI-UANkFUI for the patronage heretoie e
tended mo by tho merchants and Others OF
Tipton and vicinity, hope by prompt ana 'a's".
full attention to any business intrnsted 10 my
.arc to merit its continuance.
REFERESCEs.
Mcssrs. Green d Stone, Muscatine, Iowa.
Weed, Bird gman d KENT "
A. Ogilvie. -
Peter A. Dey, Iowa City; II. Bacon d Co.. Cns1s";
P. ?. Freeman, " /" Maack Rogers, e''h'
II. NJ. Holden. Washington, Iowa.
Muscatine. June %. l-6n:tf
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DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR

4 CARD 10 YOUNG LADIES AND GEN
"A TLEMfS The subscriber will send free of
charge to all who desire it, the Recipe and d.
rectpnS For making simple VEGErA BILE BALI,
that VIII, in irom two to eight days, remove PIN
Pies. BIotchcs, Tan, FIecklcs SalIownesq AMI
all impurities and rOughnoss of the Skin,leav
the same-as Nature intended il should he
SOFT. clear, smooth and beautiful Those desi,.
ing the Recipe, with full instructions. directions
and advice will please call on or address with
return POSTAGE
TUOS. F. CHAPMAN. Practical Chemis.
h-~InZi SCI Broadwav View York
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The Telegraph Department
Tie Daily Evening Journal.

Cont ,ing full Teegraphic X ports Of News and the
Markets, up to the hour Of going lress-at three
T. NJ. and whore trains leave in time for the second
Edition, np to five F. NJ each afternoon, will ne nailed
t. sU.'sCri
s. o" per amman, 800 FAR sir months. or $500 for
three months.
News dcaersi in city and couury supplied at ; co per
hundred copies. Cypress charges five cents per pac
ac".I Tn" Daily Evening journal may lie had of all
ne" >nen in the principal places in Illinois. scousin
Iowa, Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan. and
q" all t train boys til" trains that leave the city on
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
sPEss'lAVDRisAEGA

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
IL Benevolent Institution established by
special endowment, for the relief Of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with viruent and chrome
diseases, and especially for the cure Of diseases
Of the Sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
surgeon. Valuable reports on SpelmatorrhGa
and other diseases OF the Sexual Organs and on
the New Remedies employed in the dispensary,
.r"t ia scaled letter envelopes, free Of charge.
l"o or three stamps for postage acceptable
Address, DIR. }. SKILLHAH HoTGHrOS. Howard
Association, No. South Ninth S., Philadelphia,
IA iJu!y H. Gl; ly1
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THE CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
Daily, Weekly and Tri-Weckly.

Another year, with it. great events Ia about closing,
and year, which will probably be the most event.
full in Nations history is at hand, and again, as is
our annual CUSTOM We issue our prospectus 10 the peo
pie of the Northwest who have sc literally sustained
for nearly quarter OF century, bsPsasing for a
/ continuance Of their support In the year to come
/ The CHICAGO JOURNAL. first established to advocate
the election Of Henry Clay has followed the principles
Of the Wing Party INTO the Republican ranks; and in
the party OF the MON, il will, it has oppose
public fraud, corruption and the eneaies Of the Union
II will ad yoce the protection Of the property Of loyal
Union men, in every part OF the Union, and will do all
in its power to assist In crushing the causeless rebel
lion, which has called half a million Of armed men into
the field. to defend the Stars and Stripes.
But the sparcr recalling public Of the West know
too well what the CAtcago EreHag Journal, is to be
told Of it, Il Is only necessary say that it now has
facilities for giving the Latsst Sens that IL
before enjoyed and that its Editorial and Eeportoria
forces will he increased to extent that ants US in
promising able and good newspaper as is can be
published out # New Iork. While its political charac
ter shall be, "a 1t always has been fully mp to the de-
manas OF the timcs-conservatve in spirit. bold in cx
PRESTON and firm in the support @" right principles and
measures, opposing WRONG IN all It's forms. and coming
out eaFessy in Ufthe cause OF justice and
the people, opposed /" the Vaccinations md intricues
Of arrogance cques, aHi corrupt combinations for the
aLgrand}zencnts Of ambitious special interests,
at the expense Of the pubic welfare. Il will at the
same time discuss all subjects and questions of public
character freely. clreuy. and Candidiy and give full
and Inrrehsnsve an abstract of the General inte-
-cnCc If th day can Ire crowded into its columns.
Its t"4mcrri"I and Financial DeIartm nts shall be
more fun than in years past in proportion these inter-
csis Increase IN extent and ruoc Importance.
The Telegraph Department
shall he second t, that Of pauer in the West. We
shall continue to receive the regular Associated Press
dispatches, and all the special intelligence that
careful reporters stationed at the important
Centers OF the country can send US.
The Local Intelligence shall continue he given with
that pr"mptness and uness that has hitherto rendered
the JosraQl the best Chicago local paper.
Pledged to party. tut that Of the people: in
nucnce by no consideration, but that of the public
good: kin no reward t, tt which an apIr,riatiye
faT5 i4-+,
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NEW PENNSNLVANI, HOUSE

CORNER or lth d IOWA SIS, DAvrNroRr. Iowa.
DAVIS IL SONS, rRoPRrproRs.
j.ItEt. pANiHuHEA to and from the CARS
l. Office for stages leaving for lie Claire
Princctop Lyons, De Witt, Maqnoketa and Ana.
mosa. Fare, One Dollar per day. . Cn46l
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l. II. SINGER i co.,
40" Broad way. New Yo:L.
Office in CHICAGO, No. so Clark It.
O;.icc III Milwaukee, Ii Scwha!i House.
IL L
PIANOS, 9sz,H.D7sksGNs.
Alexander Organs,

SAset .IIusr. Nn-c RooIs, l,s,- .'!ersband.st an
all tIuds ot III zeal IHsrLmsHts, Gtt the forrest pas
s.tie FrIces.
ONpr.lrmnt
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ANTONIO sERCIA.
Barber and iiair-firesspr.

IiAs opened a BARBER SHOP in Tirton. and t. norr
prepared 10 shave, Cut and Dress Hair Sbamnoo
&c From long experience he feels confident ~ al yins
stti~hctlon. Give him ! call-lst door Soutb - ~
Aldrich House Shop closed at 4. NJ on Snndnr. INC
N.b'-lie lsaiso prepared to do WIITEwASIIINc
in the most approved manner. rnl,Yol '''
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Pixies Peak.

IL ". HALL, having returned fro m Pixies
- reaH' - now prepared to do any and ALL
shop. south Of II" Jail
Upton, October 18th, lsC0:7.43m3
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE,

EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Julia Ann Harrass has this day been ap.
pointed by the County Court of Cedar county,
Iowa, ExccutriX Of the estate Of Thomas W.
harrass, deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate VIII make payment to the unders gned,
without delay, and those having claims against
sad estate will file them in the Office of the
county Judge of said county of Cedar, proved
according to law.
=, JULIA ANN HARGASS.
May 21th, 1862 3w
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And now consi or myself e,,,;srl,, c,rsd"
= i,o IN Hie .',, ".'tTS "f'!N'yh 'iaFch
.oiI ,,.I'irL :, i,. 49,? - ','' ''0N Il were
,ns1y If ~ " '''''l' '9'ef' tooh TWO
"i"L'N' > LfER HEHtLiTOR.
on. to this attach had BEEN ,f ,ro, 2"IS ,b fT
-i,,ro" nav i-'' "'''"'"- u II
r,i stralav F., -. L.. ,sf .
sy,i,... .An!,,.t r. - S'''t' " l.
with Ef.rnnv Com,.I,i,+ t..r-o ia" n,4H' "''y
.t,,. ,.,., IA mo sr.U ,.r, '|",N' "i'h cen,
~. =, aliLi1. NJ ,n..Ii,;,,oI' ny ".-N' h"d list"
mem, ,si,.,.il ,s,'I '''SS' "'' '"oAH Il" lc'.Aa
Dn,,iug., Live, Hpsu,.,,.r
,I "''" '''e hi''eis'
i"'SI '''''S" "'o2 p' thc nIethra. am n0w
- '"c"' "l'' t'he pleasure IN recommend.
Wv f. r., r@n'u'', r.,
yrr,o.. ..taf ~" i.,G ans "pner street, \. y,
~t',1 -, :" .,'"--I nave been subject to
~. ", ''Mi' 'f '',l ,'c"y years. havt
VIA cry ''''"r 'i""l -
DARLING 5 LIN Err REGILAT0p
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HORACE V Alters. Agent.
NJ I2I lrnn.l 80 NJ & -

= ENJOY Al -llo3uE WATERS. agent, itas removed
10 40. 1Ji broadway, n. Y, between Grand and
Et10me streets. where lie sells .-Octayc Pianos for
*lou' and warranted: second hand Pianos and Mein-
dcons from S25 to Sl30. All kinds Of mu steal mer-
s'afs, ut war prices; pianos and melodeons to rent
rom % upwards Monthly payments received for the
SAINT Alexander organs for CHURCHES at low prices.
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And now consil"r myself en'ieriy curcd''
Hon. John A. Cross writes "EropAlyn March
i, lN"o. In the SFrIng II l,jJ took Il severe
coi1 which induced a violent fever. | took two
1Gat- nf
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4 d { t I L..
Pew talk for Sunday.

That tall young fellow here to day
l wonder what's his names
His ewes are fixed upon our pew
DO look at Sally Dame.
Who's that young lady dressed in green
II can't be Mrs Leach
There's Mr.. Jones with Deacon Giles
| wonder if he.ll preach
Lend me your fan--its SO warm
We both will sit IN prayers;
Mourning becomes the widow Amcs--
How Mary's bonnet flares !
Do look at Nancy Slopcr's veil
It's full a breadth too wide;
| wonder ii SHannah Ayers
Appears to-day rs bride;
Lord what voice Jane Rice has got
Oh. now that organ roars
I'm clad we've left the singers seat
How hard Miss Johnson shores
What ugly shawls those are in front.
Did YOU observe Ann Wild
Her new straw h0nuct's trimmed with black
l guess she's lost a child.
I'm half asleep that Nh. Jones
His sermons are - long,
This afternoon well stay at home,
And practice that new song.
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tGS tAEHaNr ptfs>'tH Hs'' tit,t" WIN A'=
"omtanYing eai..s 81 ietbf. ana ue,l a'' hs'l
s'boui thir'y e@'v ."''' IA me Nv i'f& n,
pers- Nc e'h-'aer 4. q l---' H5'''l'-.''- "a =
himself as1lss, ne t5tFres - ii'' +i!' 'seH'N
an tetkl.'s eA'f't tA-aaee ~ - tif7fH'
N Nhaieser ''epAfl !''-sA "a 'ts ''ta
j. explained a. hetinS hsen required " tie
.'xigcncies q tn, hinsss N5sn u rHsul 7 ' -
1hreAtsaing "a oVerrun tA' NA".e 'i ait'' mr.
and inlet irreraTah.e disaster T. u tAe I "a
son cause. ol tbs '!elsi.,t winch Is ''o i'i Z
sor our columns tht ltl'+tf ~
Tie battle ei B~d AHh - ihISAl ad'y
-2Itt, and its results were ktpNn u seven
eiGhis Of the American fe'il1 bi+ofe tna
next sunset. The nIoa''h "eFf irei'uadly
difmaycd aud oppressed, tue Setas4lui'i . a4 !
their syinqathHers we're eAtFa'a ShniiH eLttel.
Ihe latter hsuneuyely fnsi'o 70 arms IN
every quarter, confidently eAl+ySt"S u 1riic
the nianists out ei ttf saSo I,''s ato Gu
eraI District i1nsthWtta, IL a.is''uf'' lh'y
numtsred thTee-laurths vi the iifh aeoHstoM-
cd to the u.s. ot arms VI'n '"a "INerhef AZ
their head, aud the i"li mititNry strength o'
Arkansas under ben. Met u!ioen' mus'stihs
to their aid
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that slight, impassioned being within my
clasp was pledged to me for life, for etcr-
nifty; but her noble and patriotic enthu-
siasm oycrawed all manifestations of a
mere selfish passion. | do not know how
| answered her, but | am sure my words
were solemn, earnest and tender.
Soc she said, Il will give you a
sign Yonder is my namesake, Lyra,
riding 1ucenly in her violet robes alown
the sapphire sky. Lyra Estclla my "a
ther called me- cut Of love for that beau
tiful star; AMI the star Lyra shall be
your guide amid all your marchings. SO
long as she beams fair upon you from the
heavens. be sure that your own Lyra still
lives and prays for you.
But, dearest" [ said, If these are
your real sentiments, Why need we be
separated ? You are of age, legally;
you can unite Your fortunes with mine at
once, and you shall not be exposed to the
present pegils Of lie at the south. |
fear for you, Lyra, with your strong, oat-
spoken nature, among these fiery and re-
bellious S0uthcrners. Stay and comfort
~ ,.o'''yt % w.. I'''''9 '"y ,'yteh,e a.
w. y '''ton' =. '''1llo' - w. l''fi',"''o'
"o'''9 ,io'''P '''s - 'e''''a' ,o' - '''.,''-
pau l'e'io ,le'I.'is , It2 =, i'f le'"''' no';'1
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