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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-02-07

&C. II. Hale, Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs, went below by Mondays steamer to
purchase goods for the Indian Department.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-02-07

~ A company have filed articles Of cor
poration for the establishment Of q wooden
factory at Oregon City. Capital stock. V6o.
600. ..,. 3 s. ,t-.f l7f .a.e .. r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-02-07

q A new Tosa' i being opened from
Portland to Dalles. on The Oregon side.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-02-07

ted States, the C0mmanding- C3eassu1 this day
transfers the command Of this arnylto MAJ
Gen. Hooker. The short time that hs hsa
directed your moyemsats has not bssn fruitful
Of victory, nor Of any considerable advance
inent of our lines. but il has demonstrated an
amount Of courage. patience and endurance
that. under moro favorable circumstances
would have accomplished great results. Con.
tinue the exercise Of these virtue: be true in
your devotion to your country and the princj.
pies You have sworn to msintain, ana rive 10
the brave and akillfhl General who has 90
long been idsntided with your organ ration,
and who 10 now to command Won. vour full
and cordial support and cc-opsratioa. and you
will deserve success. .Yosr Generals prayers
are that God may b. with you, and grant
you, continued success until he rebellion is
crushed.t ap glesss eseaA mn DueNs,DR.
u In tho Honss. Mr.. Scanmou. fFom the com.
.mitteA sppostsd hack, with iavorsGls recon-.
mendation, the bill to establish : Branch
Mint in the Territory. Of Nevada.
Az; Stevens reported bill authcsising tho
President to raise and equip 10000 soi1isn
Of African descent. for Ave years. A motion
to postpone the bill until tbs I'd Of March was
not carried. the vots being forty five against
eighty. Nj. Stevens' motion to postpone un.
I'll Tomorrow was agreed to.
Musfteesboro. 26.-W heeler's cavalry made
. dash into = train at cars, on Sunday, b.
tween Nashville and Franklin, and succeeded
In destroying two cas, bat was frightened
away before he destroyed the balance. Stan.
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As each stamp expresses upon its face its kind we'll
It's denomination it is desirable that every order shall
refer to kinds As well denominations by the third
aecton Of the passed Dec j 1867 every instrument
is valid provided legal stainp, denotng duty of the
amount requi ed shall have been duly affixed and used
thereon Proprietary stamps however, cannot be used
on any instruments specified IN schedule b
Stamps Of every hind aud denomination be fuf-
uished In sufficient quantities for In the District Of
Columbia anu the States Of the Rocky Mountains
Collectors are hereby required and directed 10 com.
menco proceedings under the law against all persons
within he said Districts and States who shall Wilfuy
neglect 70 uses stamps, required.
Special attention called to the 95th section Of the Ex-
else law
Be further enacted, That if any person persons
shall make, sign issue To be made signed
issued, any enactment, document, paper Of kind
or description whatsoever, without the being duly
stamped for dcnong the duty hereby imposed thereon,
or without having thereon adhesive stamp denote
said duty, such person persons shall incur penalty
OF 500 aud such insrumant document paper alore-
said, shall be deemed invalid and Of no effect.
Every correspondent is requested give the State
as well as the town and county, OF his residence
II not otherwise ordered stamps will he transmitted by
mail. GEO BOUTWELL, Commissioners
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

MOVING ON THE ENRMY's WoRKs.-Last
winter it was publicly declared by military
men in Washington that success would always
follow the army that " moved upon the enc
my's works" Gen. McClelan's plan, when
he got in front Of the strong entertainments Of
the enemy, was TO use TIE spade little, for
the purpose of more edectually using his ri
fled cannon.
Moving on the enemy's works was, how
ever, the more fashionable idea. But since
Burnside moved upon the defenees of Freder-
icksburg and Sherman on the Notifications of
Vicks burg, most Of the people think that aft
er all the spade is not bad implement of war.
DEMoRALIzED.-At the battle of Freder-
icksburg, Fire Zouave-a stout, athletic
fellow-came rushing down TO one of the
bridges and attempted to run over it. A
Lieut. checked him with his drawn sword
"Stop, sir Go back to your regiment you
internal coward you are not wounded" -
"For Heavens sake let me pass implored
the fugitive ~ know I'm not wounded, but
I'm fearjully demoraiizsdP" The novelty of
this appeal won the day the Fire Zouaye was
allowed to 80 as far from under fie as he
chose.
A MILD WINTER ABROAD Accounts
from England, written about the first of jan
uary, state that the weather thus far this sea-
son has been like April There has not been
a frost to stiien the mud aud overcoats are
Il burden. Sharks upon the coast indicate a
warm winter, as if the gulf stream had chang
ed its course little, and was giving the
British Islands an unusal supply of its tepid
waters.
An lrishman was wounded in one of the
Virginia battles while lying helpless on the
field, wounded man near him set up terri
bic howl "Shure, what are ye making such
divil Of a noise about :" says Pat; A" do you
think nobody's kilt but yerselfi"
Gan. RosEoRANs's PURsUIr or THE REB-
ELs.-The Cincinnati Gazette says that Gen
Roseorans, in his pursuit of the rebels had
already taken more prisoners than during the
battles A rebel Tennessee detachment, two
hundred strong, threw down their arms and
/ gave themselves up in a body.
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VIC T o RIA.
or,
THE HEIRESS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
BY COUSIN RAY CARLETON,
AUTHOR OF " GIFsY COVER" sNnu CAMPBELL
RRMINIB," LA MAsQUB," &c, &c.

The productions Of this distinguished auihoress need
no eulogy. Public opinion has long since pronounced
them superior 10 any other noyeettes published this
side Of the Atantic and the u their merit is
found in the fact that they eagerly reproduced after
their publication in the MERCURY by the English press
We may add that the tale "Vicora is fully equal
in interes, and depth Of plot either Of those which have
secured so large share Of public approval and we can
earnestly recommend it to all story-Ieaders
HE NBw EoRK MERCURY is sold By all newsmen
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Is regularly mailed every Saturday morning for 81 year
three copies for 50 six copies for 80 eight copies for
ST. with an extra copy e 20 the getter up the club
Six months subscriptions received Aipay igrife plum
ty the name Of your Pos, Office, County and State We
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Address all letters and rcmittances post paid, TO
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ITHE PRIDE OF NEW YORK.
1S03's Speciality.
GRAND MIRROR OF AMERICAN GENIUS
"Coreot With spirit eloquent with case,
Intent to reason, or polite to please"
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
FOR THE NEW YEAR

it is with fear Of Wars effect upon their literary for
tunes, that the publishers Of The NEW YoRK MERCURY
acknowledge the unwavcrng loyalty OF their hundred
thousand subscribers, and announces them and 70 all
that lHE NEW YoHg MECuRY FOR this year S63) will
be richer ia every luxury NJ Polite Literature than ever
before IL is upsar speculation, temporary "sen-
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and while the wshywashy mushroom prints Of yesterday
cutting down their talent while they raise their
subscnpuun-price. IHE NEW YoRK MERCURY main
tans oil its great Staff Of Romancers, Poets Humorists
Essayists etoryIeeIs, and Editors and promises to
make it still greater for 1863.
II is the paper for every home. Its forty columns
Of reading matter per week constitute unparalleled
CONSERVATION OF THE EMBARRASSING.
and its Novels, Miscellaneous Tales Beauties NJ Verse
Gossip, feuilleons Broadsdes OF Humor, and Polished
Editorials combine to epitomize all the charms Of
WIT AND SENTIMENT
The husband reads IL TO his wife the mother her child
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inmabe Darby gives the paper the highest attributes
Of Fine Art and yet this largest literary weekly Of the
day pr mis- supass itself in ali these respects during
the New Year
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UNIME THE TRUE TEST, - EXPERT
ENCE THE BEST GUIDE.
AVOID STANDARD REMEDY


FoH CouoHs, COINS, CnSsuMrrioS, AND ALL Pull
NoNARY COMPLAINTS. USE THE
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which has maintained its high reputation for nearly forty
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Andover Theological SEMINARY 7. Ihompa0n for
mer Secretary VI State, VI DIS Merrill Perry, AbeH,
drher Berry, and many others; by the Press. and by
largest and oldest dealers in drugs and medicines in
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OPINIONS OF THE TRADE 1--WE know Of no
medicine which has dcscrvcdy sustained 80 high rcpu
auou for so long term VI years which more rarely
disppoin the reasonable expectations Of those who use
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druggists in the United States.
Brtrac,s from Letters yeceired from P6tsieians.
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other preparation for the above complaints 1T has
superiority every kind Of medicine used. and
been used for lung complaints with wonderful success
al satisfied IL IS valuable medicine ut is safe,
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kuowledge, it has never disappointed the reasonable
expectations Of those who have used IT,, confidently
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your balsau, and regard it the must valuable and
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EIfract from Letter Jnst re,eped from Gentleman
ordering some Of the Baisa1,
"Markcsan, Green Lake Co. Wis, Dec u, 1862.
Messrs. Reed, Cutler Co. Gcntemen For some
twenty years | have used your Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam 10 my family, but particularly for myself
When first used No. was given up by physicians as
past Of Consumption ] obiaiurd Immediate help
have always kept since. and consider IT, for the lungs
the best medicine ever used. have recommended it
in several cases aud Ia nearly every it proved bene
hcal cured one lady after the doctors had pronounced
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Respectfully, Yours, II. II ROBINSON"
McE-omal size, 50 cents large 81, De careful
% gat The genuine which is prepared only by REED,
CUTLER CO., Boston, aud sold by dealers general.
B. 3345
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100000 MALE hd1s4 81 70 TE sS}1

LLoYp's NEW. STEEL PLATE COUNTY col
DRIED MAPlOF THE UNITED STATES CANA
DAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
From recent surveys completed Aug. 10, 1862 cost
S10,OOl TO engraye It and one years time.
Superior 70 any $40 map ever made by Cotton or
Mitchell, and sells at the low price Of fifty cents 3d.,
OJO names are engraved on this map.
Its not only County Map, put Il Is asos
Of tho United States and Canadas combined in one
giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION and distances
between
Guarantee any woman OF man SO to s. per day. and
will take back oil maps that cannot be sold aud refund
the money.
Send for ~ worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well Furnished Al
our agents.
State California, Canada, England, France and Cuba
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars capt.
al. No Competitor
The War Department uses our Map Of Virginia, Ma
yland and Penusylyania, cost 1000 0, ON which is
marked Antictam Creek Sharpsburgn, Maryland lights
Wnliamsport Ferry, RhotcrsyiHe, Nolands Ford, aud
all others on the Potomac and every other place in
Mary Virginia and Pennsy yania, money refunded
LL0YD's TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF kENTUC-
KY, ONO. INDIANA, and ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Gen Buell. and the War Depart
mcnt Money refunded to any finding error in ii
PRICE 30 CENTS.
From the Tribune, dug. g..
"LLOHD'S MAP oF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND PENN
sYLvANtt. The Map Is very large its cost Is but %
cents. and IL is the best which can be purchased"
LLOHDS GREAT MAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI
RlNER-From Actual suryeysb BY Capts Bart and VIM
Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, OF ST, Louis, Mo-,
shows eyey mans plantation and owners name from 81
Louis 10 the Cult Of Mexico 40 mles-every sand
bar, island town. landing and AN places ~ miles back
from the rveroolorcd n counties aud States Price.
~ In sheets 49, pocket form, and " 90 linen, with
oilers. Ready Sept 20.
Navy DBrARrAHNr WAsHINoToS, Sept II, 1862.
j. T. LLoYD-Sir. Send me your Map Of the Mis-.
sissipp River, with piioc per hundred copies Rear
Admiral Charles Il. DAVIS. commanding the Mississippi
squadron is authorized purchase many as are re-
qatrcd for use OF that squadron.
GIDEON WELLS gerrat4rv uf the NAVY.
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REVENUE STAMPS.
The following ere the regulations in regard
to the revenue stamps;


Office of Internal Reraaue, Jan H. 1868
Revenue stamps may be ordered from this Office in
quantities to suit purchasers. Orders should
mances Of Treasury notes original certificate Of
United states Treasurer designated depository Of
deposit made for the purchase OF stamps
The following commission payable IN stamps will be
uiln cd
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o.. Ayers A.
"ARSAPARLLhH'


Scrofula and Scroiuious Diseases,
Prom Emcry ides' = ird,kn9"H meroN'W W.
Joftt, Mt'i,i"s NJ ,o,r e,ps,r,
nrLA, but mover w, one potuc Wn,h ai.Y %, ~ wv
desired eject nua u NY ~. n t, ., th,c bas
u. As ihst ~ our lH'l', Wy 's'il
been NO medicine Ike IL before in our cohmuni'y,
Brupuons, pimnles, Blotches, Pustules, Ul-
cors sores. and ali Diseases of the Skin.
49, ~. BIy e,r,t.u Brisfof Eaglrnd
trom ~ 90, Is. ~ ~, a., ,on and thS nrfiir when
"uy ,,,i,y,,, z, ttat Won pubsh off tho me
",l ','{ ~, f I'M q ms tr tRtttN Nv danift.
trr ""sd ion. had nm aniicting humor In her cars,
n.''-.d t"i. r,r y1,ra which we wrre nnnhlo to
c3,ro untii ,yc trtrd vonr s,HsArARILtA. She has
~ ~ LII e,r ammo mouths
r." W. '' w ~ 80 .. % t,,,,,, ,,,J ,,,,eb
From Ars; 'gNf Z. "gf',r,g t,5e MI, C@' vi
"My dmghrI lWs sg4gr'a ior year pa1,J VIM, VIM
ssron, .i'n ,, w'' rocg uunl we tried Your
sAGsNrAmlLA, which soon compl ,,' ea1c9 h'r
IRON th1rifs = .gge fsi =" ,,,i', ,g ,,,,
G1g' sNWrNH y 'gg Wy"YN'"' ~ 1'"'''''"
p1pcN ~ NdshH, \ ~. ,,.,, ,ro,hio.,,,o
b,mor in my face, which grew constantly worse
until disisurcd ny ieattTc' ana ogs,nq a" iato,
efa9e Junction. uiSi a ,r'5s Az ,,iti,out apv
r'ule OF nelh aly. WV, IVY" ~, ,a, , s,ps,pteut
,lrl W1H'.to', WY" 49, 80 ,g,rs, M Won toii mo
lmi9'.' ~ , ml". XIX Ky, by e,, ,gn,ks thc nov
~ might l"f umei wv w. ny. ,r,,ce ana CIV
NV 9'sNan 'o l't c WY" ,,,ti, M oi,v bodv'n
un9,d uni'l ny iace ls as sn,o, ~ ii,Se 6,si
gnd mn WITHOUT Wy symp'Yns,"gt ~ ,.',t,,t =
hn.W ol' 'iyU! E .g'g,r,g,tt -
doubt owe u TO your 9Ah9AfNh'h'"'
Blood.
5,.. Pr, t,,1, co,rfy. J,,,stot 81 Mem yorh
Xxx yrp seldom f,ii 10 remove Ertipiions
~, Hu, W i ~ ,',, no nj vot,r
S'rs,riWiti, and iavc i,ist now etrti an attack
OF Mihqnam Elvsipeias with IT, No Alternative we
,,i ~ ny. oG,s.iSn ss Veil ,s IN he noopio
p"'' ~ = 1900, psa tp,,ts,n,r 565,
For Twelve years, had the yellow Eryspclas
on my right arm during which time ! tried ali the
celebrated p,Tslran, cogla Igacn, ana NO. S3oN nun 1,
drcds OF NolltS worm "i n'ri''n'1f, 81, ", NJ,
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GENERAL INFORMATION.

NERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES, OR
" NO CHARGES MADE.-Dr Dow is consulted
daily from a NJ TO p. NJ above, upon all difficult
and chronic diseases Of every name and nature, having
by hi unweared attention and extraordinary success
gained reputation which calls patients from all parts Of
the country 10 obtain advice.
Among the physicians IN boston, none stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DR. DOW No Nm.
doo street Boston Those who need the services Of an
experienced physician and surgeon should give him a
call. w
7. S.-DI. Dow imports and has for sale new article
called the French Secret Order ty mail. Two G ST
and red stamp
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{ 'AUTlON TO FEMALES IN DELICATE
~ hEALIh--Dr. Dow Physician and Surgeon, no
Endcou street, Boston, is CONSULTED daily for all
diseases incident TO the female system Prolapsus Uteri
or falling u the Womb, fluor Albus, Suppression and
other menstrual arrangements all treated upon new
pathological principles, and speedy relief guaranteed in
ie" days 90 invariably certain is the New mode Of
treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under H.
ana tue afflicted person seon feoices IN perfect health
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure ~ diseases OF women and children, than any phys
clan in Boston.
boatding accommodations for patients who may wish
10 stay IN Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow since 1870 having confined his whole atten-
ton 70 an office practice for the OF Private Diseases
and Female Complaints, acknowledges superior in the
United States
IAN letters must contain four red stamps, or
they will not be answered.
Ohics Hours from A. N. 0P.h
Apnl, 1862. g547
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'INHE NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
4 are located opposite Court House, Of Court
and Hanover Streets.
This College is in way connected with any other
institution.
The energies Of the entire Faculty exclusively de-
voted 10 this.
The de- ign Of this Institution is to afford to Young
Men an opportunity for acquiring Thorough, Practic
al Business Education
The Books and Forms carefully arranged by Prac
teal Accountants expressly for this Institution and the
Course OF Instruction such combine. Theory and
Practice.
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COLLEGIATE COURSE.

This Course embraces Book Keeping in all its dep art
ments' fenmanshp, Commercial Arithmetic, Business
Correspondence, Commercial Lfw, Political Economy
commercial Ethics, Partnership Settlement, Detecting
Counierieited and Altered Bank Notes. &c.
The Sponcerian System Of Penmanshipis taught in all
ITS varieties, by the skillfu Of the art
The Book Keeping department is under the special
supervision and instruction Of the Principal d. W Low
I'LL.
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ID II Il u NJ AT l @ $ !.
DIR. LELAND'S
ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAND
PERMANENTLY CURES
RHEUMATISM IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS
FORMS

Acute or InfAmmatory; Chronic, LumhaRo Sciatoa
Plcurodne, &c, Stiffness Of Joints and Cramps,
Gout, Neuralgia and all Nervous Affections,
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum and Scrofulas krupuons
Of The body--Ncutralizes the Impurities Of THE
BLOOD and Fluids Of the whole system and y
equalzes their circulation ard efcctually coun-
fhrrr ..ta 10 an
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PRICE TWO DOLLARS May be- had n Druggists,
will De sent by mail upon receipt of - y, or By
press everywhere, with all Necessary iqststisn- tom
t.sitst ~. SMITH s. ca
Sole PROJECTORS.
49l Broadway, near Broome St. New York.
o. Illustrated Treatise with certified Icsfimonia al
senl free n /, Alantch 10 SnldIcra OF So
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14

Mr.. James Glaisher, who last year
made eight trips into tho upper at'nosp.
here, where he reached much higher
elevation than had been attained before,
has resumed his operations the present
fprins. One Of tn priseil d objects
sought in those celestial excursions has
been to determine the law Of decrease
Of Temperature with increase Of el.va
tiop. The scale that had been accept.
cd up 10 last year was falling Of the
mercury ono degree for every three
Thousand feet Of elevation from the
ear,h's surface. Mr.. G.. states that the
result Of his several accents made last
year was that when the sky was clear.
a decrease Of one degree oftempcrature
took place within one hundred feet Of
the ground, while at the height OF thirty
thousand feet space of fully one thou.
sand had to be passed through for a
similar change. 1t will thus BE- seen
that instead !: there being uniform
decrease with given number Of feet
traverscd, the decline takes place only
in inverse proportion TO the rarity Of the
atmosphere.
Tho last trip m'dc by this celebrated
seronant took place on the :lst of March,
from the Crystal Palace Grounds At
London. During the frs, mile the ther.
mometer sunk from fifty to 'hir,v-,hrec
and half degrees. At the second
''miles posi- the mercury had gone
down 20 twenty six degrees; Al
the third 10 fourteen degrees
a: three and three qaar.crs to eigh. de.
g,ccs. At this elevation warm:.current
was entered, raising the thermometer to
twelve degro T.: IL few minutes this vas
passed, aud on reaching four and halt
miles the temperature was precisely 1t
zero. This was ut Ave O'Clock in the
afternoon. The wind was gentle, blow.
ing most Of tho way from the East. The
air wa. quite dry. both lAstnro aud at
ter leaving the ground. The mrouau,
speaks Of the roar Of the city a. being
distinctly audible when he was : mile
high. The clouds (camaiD hung be
meath him like patches OF shining wool.
Railroad trains appeared to prawl like
calcrrillars. At the height of three
and half miles, the face looked like
glywing purple, but ibis gradually turn
cd to deep blue. One OF the travellers
taking hold Of the grapae!, screamed
out with psin ~ If he had been scnldcd
In the upper regions the sky had the
aspect Of deep Pruss,2n t!ae. The
bllckncss which c,cpt over the land
while the sun was setting is spoken ofa>
being very remarkable.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14

SPR,xG. What 4 season Of activi'y
and joy! The rip.ing brooks ard
streams burs, from their 10y chains and
glide along in quiet melody, impar,ins
fresh verdure 10 the herbs that spring
up from their messy banks.
The groves are alive and musical with
the notes OF the warbling songsters, a.
If to Danish grief and make glaS the
heart Of man. Il there spirit so desc.
late and sad. to which spring bring
no hode-no renewal Of life aud bloom?
What delight il manifested 10 the
brute creation At the return Of this glad.
some period. How they love to bask
In the warm sunshine, or. pleased with
their freedom, bound over the meadows
and plains. How the little lambs nip
the first green herbage that appears.
and gayly skip and play. Insects, toe.
participate in this season Of enjoyment
The melodious hum Of the bees indust
rious wings is heard as they bear to
their cells the golden treasures they
have culled. How busy and how pleas.
ed!