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LEGAL INTELLIaENCE.
pRrsrNTNEEr OF TIE GRAND JURY

pRLbENIhLkI OF TIE GRAND JURY.
IL THE Court OF QUARTER SESSIONS, Judge
Thompson, the Grand Jmy this morning came
in with their final presentment, and were dis
charged.
They say they have acted upon FIVE hundred
and NINETY. nine bills, Of which two huu!rei and
sixteen were ignored, and three hundred and
eighty three were returned rs true.
They refer in terms of condemnation, as many
previous grand jures have done, to the trivial
nature OF many Of the bills OF indictment pre-
stnted for their action, which they were compelled
TO send to Court, because there was no Other
alternative.
The blame for this they say "clear'y lies with
the committing magistrate, who in many
Instances advises prosecution, and then fails to
hiIct upon the defendant the full measure Of
justice which he hus the power to enforce; and
while many uiug bills are allowed tO come
lttogc Grand Jury, 10 Is their opinion, from tue
il dit.tons Of the evidence before them, that
many cases Of a higher grade OF Oiiunse arc set
iled py magistrates that should DO returned TO
your ECr OIaOlc Court"
TLeGrpd Jury also allude to the incompe eucy
of many of tue magistrates in 1-dlg terms Of
buke, and saw that 't l. a ct worthy Of notice
that in the sections uf the Ciy requiring the hest
qua iuCatiOns for the Office OF magistrate, toe
! pieces arc filed by the least competent"
The pTCsculmrut closes by a notice Of the visit
Of tho Grand Jury 70 the various public nstitQ-
| lions, Of The general mana emeut vi which tAey
| speak 10 term OF commentator.
| DhTRICI CuUET-Jndge ShfrswOOd-John T.
| Nelson ~. II. Is. AshmCa1, Alfred ID. JesSup, aud
/ IL. B. MOuIc. Heplgyin tOrsreIeOtype plates sold
by the SGeutf as the properly OF n. COgperthwaiE
| Co. TO the llalnlil IOr $3.50. Defense that tnc
/ plates were previously sold 10 Jessup & Moore
lOF iuli value. On trial.
| David b. Server VS.. John G. Fleming. Action
! TO recover $3.50 for bay. Defense that the same
! was sold subject - GJyemmeug inspection, and
! iha' 1t had Uecn rejected 10y the Inspector. On
I t.nl
William Harper VS. Bouj min Kellogg Before
fDr DI .. IslT
! COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Judge Allison
| Anna Marin Brown VS.. LtlelIe Brown. a lrigued
issue 10 test the validity Of the will Of Marcus
| Brown, deceased. Before reported. Jury out.
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pauNuELrHIA, October 90 leit.
tiec o. er7h~ FlVCn aurscRI section Of he
o. re cen raj Assembly ot q Commonwealth OF Penn
syyNdrt tHtl AN a.tth4b ML BInAs OF 10 ygmn
Wrah 70 become AtEtu the purpose OF Ing
under tnc laws of thc United States" approved 22d
URy n August A, d. 1851 that the stockholders Of the
'f Bans have bis day voted o. become such asb0ca-
ngu auu tht s Directors have ed the authority Of
c u. Of more uau two "a Tds nt the Capital stock 10
ratoih certificate required therefor by the Of tho
iUf,H SIalgB.
io2lGot O. ALBERT LEWIS, Cashier.
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n O 4 1 G E.
kEr rSlEGIDN BANK, ~ THE COUNTY
Et.II. nlrI .nIIIA

PulLhDEI PIuA, October 20. 1851
Notice rs hereby given, rreably section OF ilo net
1iht General Assembly Of ue COmmonweui ol roau-
HNauia, otuaed An act cnaolng 8luksot the omnln.
wealth t1 become ASsuciat purpose lug
uUaCr hn laws OF tho United States, approved the l2l
dap OF AUGUST y, 1851 t0t the stockholders Of the
day voted tU become such Association and that has
Directors have procured The authority OF the 0Vner OF
more hau two tl d of me Capital Stock 10 mako me
certificate required therefor by the laws Of the UulgI
iCI CT. YERKEs, Cashier.
Fas5- NOTICE.-AT A GENERAL MEET
- ing of the Stockholders OF "Tha Bank of Penn
Township IN the cuuuty Of Philadelphia held AZ t6a
bar king house, IN the city Of Philadelphia on TIIURS-
DAY, october 90 1861 the following preamble ana rsgn
uOn were passed unanimously
whereas, Tho Directors Of the Bank OF Penn TownsL'
IN TIC county Of Philadelphia have procured lpi
q the said Bank 10 make the certificate eApls steek
laws OF Lhe United States 10 oGAngs required bY the
Bank into q National Association mo convert tho said
ness Of banking therefore, 'oi carrying on me DuiI-
hesOnSu, IhSt ,he ..auk Of Penn Township I'm tho
GgrtbS cbs1gES ti3, shan become, and the ssme is
t,roih and converted TtO an association f1r
i.4 ~ The business Of banking under the laws OF the
nh" states, entitled AN act 20 provide national cur
lony secured BY pledge Of United States Bonds ana 70
provide Tor the circulation aud redemption thereof ap-
btaoC alton shall be THE PENN NATIONAL BANK.
AnG tho directors OF the said Bank hereby authorized
20 90 ana perform every act matter and lug ccesaAry
"a b. done 10 carry into u complete effect the nten
tee thereof Tor thirty days In the North American and
Nhtd states Gazette newspaper Of the city Phila-
eHpha, and send like printed notice, by mai otherwise
70 each stockholder ageesby to the provisions OF act
Of the legislature " the COmnonwea alth Of Penn yYana
entitled "An act enabling the Banks Of this Common-
eah 10 become A6aOciat0Rs for the purpose Of Bank
August g, 1864. JAMES RUSSELL,
AZl-oM Cashier.
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49, NOTICE.
- CORh LNluA NGE HANK.

fH.LhphLIIIA. October 20. 1874
EN'ioo Is hereby given, agTcelby Section of the
Of ne General Assembly OI th, Commuuu oath Of Penn
tN'Hua, eluteg IAN act enabling BANKS OF the 1Ou
uUuW tatu tO become Associations tue uurpnse Ut
Banking under to United states" approved
pa lHy u AUgutt s. G 1871 tra. the stockholders u
tlr Com Exchange Bark OF Philadelphia have thus day
Np. 10 DuC17 ,0rh AesrCinuou. and thai its b
fuIe have procured He authority The owners OF more
hrr fntfd Of tha Cguiu Stock roako jha atrtc 10
T,quiret therefor ny Inc LAWS ot tine tniud sta'es
l..G.-iu. d, W. Ipltt1Y, cashier.
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~ TICE.
49, BANK IF NORTHERN LIRERTrEs.

PHILADELPHIA, Ut, lhtr ~, 1894
Notice Is hereby given, ,uegaby To stc4Ol2 vi tue act
utuf Gene al Assembly Of the Commonwealth o. Penn
s.N1na, entitled N act enabling Banks OF tLs Doumun-
wealth ~ become sorii lone i.r purpose of BlaAng
urott the laws Of the United Saes" approved tue I'd
uay Of August A. D. lsui that the HfplhhOders OF the
Bank Of northern Liberties nave this day Cd 20 bayona
such ~ association, and that IT. Directors have yfocuceI
the hoiy of the or mora than THIRDS o the
Capital StDcb make the CutElae required therefor by
Ih' laws Oilie UDitgd hta.et.
lV.?L3Ot ". GUAIIURE, cashier.
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- bilg t'hmore Ali Tedith, RnoW days from Hampton
hoaos, N ballast TO L. A. SOuder & 20.
helr Ann cannon Haley, days from Fortress Mon
roe, IN ballast TO j. q, & G.. 5. Reppiler.
hchr bi. Van Duson, Carbon, days nom Fortress
Monroe, In ballast 70 u. 3, Stetson Co.
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7-tSJ- NOT ] h.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. DIR -, 1851.
Notice 10 hor'by gvcn, aErcoy 20 section OF the act
OF he General tuUV of the Com eRth Penn
sy.saua, UnuJled "Au act enaD ing Bans Of tho CO
huEwtUlt 70 lOnOu-c hssOgiEons tor the purpose "
Bi.Aus der tEc Ia aNE OF the United Stles,' approved
mo go dy u Ay usi, A d. 1894 that the stockholders
Cf the fumsrs and Mechanics BANK OF philadelphia have
.h- day Nood 20 b. o. me such a''pn; and that
its directors have procured he authority the owners
Jhris Of tho Capital Stock TO make .hu
certificate required lhureiur by tie laws of the United
St8t'B.
lO-gI80t W, RUsUrOS. JR., CASHIER.
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s5g57 GIRARD BANK, PHILADELPHIA,

N
A Isnera meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Bank
viii be he'd at the banking house Oh MONDAY, the
2lst Day Of November next, az l2 O'Clock ~, to
corsidIr and decide whether this Bank shall ba-
AfSOClltiOn FOR the business of Rank ing,
unuer the laws Of the United Satss and whether IL snail
Tho powers conferred by tile Act OF the Legsla
tune e i7 State entitled AN Act enabling the banks ot
This COnmOnwsglh n become associations for hAnkn
cor he laws o. the United States approved 2ld Au
gust ltGi and to take any further action that may be
necessary.
The election for Directors will be held at tho same place
on The same day Eoycmber2l between the hours Of 10
A. M. and P.A,
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders under the
charter, VIII be he'd ~ tho Banking House. on TUES
DAY, tie lst day .! November, AZ l2 o'clock Vi.
W. L. SCHAFFER
1913 VIM noll Ca5hIsr
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CITY NATIONAL BANK.

m ~ NII I w IIVlN Nd DIN n.
- PUlLACELrWA, November. |, 1864.
The BOard of Directors have daydeelurel ytlond
Ct I'VE PER CENT. p able demand. clea taxes.
D.7tt .. ALBERT La Wis, ca hler
RIs}.1 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
- PWLApEIPUN, November !, 1874.
The hoard Of Dte.tO:s have TINS day declared divi-
III nd OF FIVE PER CENT pay able on demand, clear Of
OBJ taxes.
l-G.l2 JOHN A. LEWIS, C,thler.
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,gsra nr asssFvsetion ~ Wanted.

tne , uuisIegero OF tina i,st t,,o ~
saarkabie nom ts ss,s q Europe i the mere r
has long since been given BY tbe tnento expression
France ana England % the eoSviesSse T Of both
nllea sA.es Ne Unable 70 CONQUER The .ne
OF Trance announced officially 10 the C,lnn ,nnlent
London and ST. Petersburg ats own eOnoineion n, %
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Ny1G5@ TO THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS,
Phnade'ph0.
hOu, hereby gvou, hat the undersigned who have
been. purtuAuCe Of the Fifth Section Act OF
Nt neral Assembly, approved she 2ld day Of August ls6
ont tlsd An act enabling the Banks Of this Common
wCan become Associations for the purpose OF BAnkug
uncor t1c laws Of The Uni ed Btacs appointed auditors
hy the Court Cf COmm Pleas for tie city and county Of
rhaUolphia, 70 ascertain and drtermue the iuaraet
value Of no shares Of the Bank OF Commerce OF pha
ucTha 90 hc time Of paying tue last dividend prigr
he acceptance by the sal Bank OF the pr0vlsln Of the
tad act Of Assembly, viii attend 10 the Cutes of their ap-
IOutmsnt, ON n JkSDAY, November 10, bt % T.. NJ in
Room No. -, Washington Building, THIRD Sueesgboye
hITuCc.
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H[.5@ OMMONW WEALTH BANK,
49, PHILADELPHIA, October n, 1866
The annual election for Directors win be hcd al the
BanknR-ho on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of November
next, batU Cer the hOurs OF 40 a. N. aud I'm
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders ~ be held at
the nauSnp. house on TUESDAY, November /, 1sJi at
ID o'clock \. NJ II. q. YOUNG,
lO.2l-mwflOt Cashier.
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" 40 THE TREsDENT, ImEoTo9sl

HIr5- TO THE PRESIDENT, FIRE EgTOBS,
A. and rtoosUodors oi iHg FarmCTs ana - ,g.7uiss
Bank, 4. Oh lbde phA
aIyou that the und,r isucl who have
bC'n, ~ pu busHce of the hh section OF ar oytu tu1
tCuerA AH,uuy, approved tho Z2u of Au-us. l-i,
iiucd IAN Act unun nf the Banks NJ his Commonwealth
{" btcomu AsOa ions for the 1rUose NJ BluauE under
Jaws uf the Untd Sta c4" appointed Al1itors by n2
CJu Of Common Pleas for the Cy aud county OF rh Ia
utlp' 10, to tain aud dgt,ru The tale mAkef vaHp
81 Tie shares uf %" Fnrm.rs ard McCh1nl.r Bsuh, OF
Philadelphia at the time OF paying The last dividend prior
90 n by the said Bank Of tho provisions uftuo
ta,d Act OF assembly, win attend 10 the duties Of tnelr
pp1IutmVnt TUESDAY, NUysmher 10, at 4 20 e. 81
nI Room No. 20, Washington Building, THIRD Street,
above Spruce.
Llz.4 Al. DREXEL
81 JOSEPH B. MYERS,
HENRY 9. LEA.
.H.aN HNHH
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A. J. DREVEL.
JOSEPH B. MYERS,
HENRY G. LEA.
II IA
November S, 1854.
N~1sy@ TO TUE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS,
- nnd Btockholders of tho CItv Rank. VI phIInle.

Ea15" 10 Tue PNESIDEN 7, DItECIUNS,
and btCckholdCrs Of the City Bank, Of Phlu1el-
phia,
been, In pursuBuCe Of the FIN Section Of ACi OF the
GOnorn Assembly approved Nhe 2ld Of August 1854
lied "sn Act enabling the Banks OF this ommOnweath
10 hecoWe Associations for the purpose Of BlnNing under
iht Laws Of the United states appointed auditors by
COwI Of COmuOr Pleas the T. and county or Phila-
dcpha, 20 actr'nn and determine the ar market tue
of the Otfhu Cuts Bank OF Philadelphia al the limo
Of paying the last dividend ppr G. tue acceptance ~ the
Fad Bank Of The provisions Of the said Act or Asso ably
VIII utono to the dutcs OF their Eppolntment IN TUES
DAY, NuyCuhnr ~, ~ 30 = NJ. u Room 30 % Wash
ington building, THIRD street, above Spruce
A. !. ID ENEL,
JO7EPH B MYERS
Henry c. LEA.
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Other Departments.

The regular annual reports of the AttOrneY-Ceu-
era the Secretary Of the NAVY. and the Postmaster
General are appended, and give ample Information
relative 10 Inc condition of the respective depart.
mens. They contain suggestions for LenslatiVe
provisions required 10 remedy suoh defects in the
existing laws as have been disclosed by oXpenenoe,
put none OF 30 general important character 10
require that should do more than recommend them
to your favorable consideration,
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BANK NOTICES.

nl,.- TO THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS,
- ana sIocA holders Of the Bank cf the Northern
IbJrtlgs. Of Philadelphia.
Notice he chy that the undcrs gned who have
be'r ln tsuance of The section Of an Ac " the Gno.
Asscuby approved tho Pad uf August 1884, Cutlod
San AT ab Iu the Banks Ot tins Commonwealth tn
come A. al rs 'lr the purpose of Glukig under tnc
laws of t.t United Ntu.Cs uppDiuted auditlrs by the
Courf q Common ca7 f1r the Cite AMI County Of Pna
dopha, % ssD..In aui determine the r market value
tra shares ha Bans Of tUe Northern Liberties. on
lhnttIH Itut |fU fu. uI uls I. thg Hst dIIeu|
t1 he acc pauca bs te said Bank of t1 provision. hH
Sid Att 1 Hmhlv viii attend tp the duties thsis
ap yiutm Ht,un TUESDAY, Sovemb. 15, q, iao e. NJ,
iu Iu.Iu hH. LI, WutuIUFUu Isuld IIfEB street.
a,.r. Spruce. a j u sENl..
J0~IrU b. MYERS,
HENRY c. LEA.
NtvlUf.ru rl.i mn 30
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But the social and political question, Whch Is CN-
CusNey under the control Of the several states has
lar " der ana more enduring Importance than
that OF pCcuniary interest. In It's manifold phases
u embraces the stability OF our republican institu-
tons resting on the actual political equality Of all
ITS citizens and includes tho tulhlment OF the task
which has boen 20 happily begun, that OF christian
iAnR and improving the condition of tho Africans
VINO nave by the will OF Providence, been placed IA
our charge. Comparing the results OF our own OK.
peuonce with those Of the experiments OF Others
tho have borne similar relation TO the African race
the people OF the several States OF the COnfederac
have abundant reason to be satisfied with tho psst
and 20 use the greatest circUmspeCliJn in dsternin-
ing their course
These cons derations. however are rather appioa.
be 10 the improbable contingency OF our need OF
re6orung 10 this element or resistance than 20 our
present condition. Al the recommendation above
MADE for the training OF forty thousand negroes Tor
the service indicated shall meet your appreciation It
u certain that even this limited number by their pre-
pafatOry training an intermediate duties, would form
q more valuable reserve IOrce, In case OF urgency
lhan threeiold their number suddenly called from
hold labor; while fresh levy Ould, 20 q certain
extent supply their places in the special service for
NNHf Ia H1ts.Nr r4Van nranr Mo
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Tho exemption from military duty now accorded
by law 20 all persons engaged IN certain specified
pursuits or professions, 10 shown by experience TO be
Unwse; nor Is il believed TO be deensblo in theory
Tie defense OF home, family and country Is uniYoI-
sally recognized as the paramount political duY Of
every member OF society; and in form OF Govern
ment like ours, where each citizen enjoys an equality
OF rights and privileges, nothing can be more inyid-
Gus than an unequal distribution Of dut0s aud Ob-
cations. No pursuit nor position should relieve auy
who Is sble 10 do active duty from enrOIlmenIn
the army unless his functions or services are moro
userul 70 the defense Of his country In another
sphere,
But it is manifest that this cannot be the case with
entire classes. An telegraph operators, wOr6men in
mines, protessOrs, teachers, engineers, editors and
emp Oyeos Of newspapers, jOurneymen printers, shoe
makers, tanners, backsmiths, millers physicians
and the numerous other classes mentioned in the
laws cannot, In the nature OF things, be either
equally necessary in their several professions,
distributed throughout the country in such proper
OHs that only the exact numbers required are found
in each locality; nor can II be everywhere impOssi-
bic 10 replace those within the consoupt age by men
older and iess capable of active ield services. A
discretion should DO vested In the military aathOn-
ties, that sufficient number OF those essential 10
the public service might be detailed 20 continue the
exercise Of their pursuits or professions but the eX
em uon rom sorvlce OF the entire classes should be
Wholly abandoned Il affords great facility Tor
aLuses ohers the temptation, as well ~ the ready
mesns o. escaping service by fraudulent devices,
s, one q the principal obstruetiOns 10 TIE eli
VIVIAN 'PefAu0n 0f the eonseript laws,
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HYDE AND LGBERT FARM,

i,l Tni: company owns o:a, ouo-,Issa land ln'e',
, 1864-03-19

her dauger lad InsnIted an officer and nr1vate.
ecaay ner honee w1ls burned down.: Rassdalc,
hsr sorin-law, bEoueht her her and asked me 70
take cs1e Of them. Il went out In tho passage and
c@nsoprfezea @ the general, md told him what Rags
.houEc Will be burned in IN hour for cannot pte-
ysnt .ysnti it. soIhad to ten them could not take
AZ could NOT write yga Of evorytbing. il uers
to consume Tue whole dny; but ean tell you that
lgDt on better than Gny other latIy ia Meridian.
and will eay Inc General and officers who Stayed
Mt my hou5c gentleman to r1e; b.t could
not> would net so through That hav2, again, for
"kTr;L:- t. WAS grossly inrrlted. NM u. was
Gctsod blue; but you must send her folks down
there word she is stu alive. Mr. Taylo: hcruuele
has not second change, nor any Of Lis family.
lid not lee particle Of clothing, and only those
hsngs tGat hsve mentioned. My grown gill. Vio-
lctta. got ready to 60. butas good fortune would
nase IT. had heard eH officer express himself on
saFefy. 40 went to him, and got him 10 sc.rc #
out o1 Eer.. was lucky, 80 many negroes went
rom about here. AL Of Ar. McE!more's, semmes'
and d.. Johnston'e, ho had but two old ones, all
f, 1.-Two army corps were herewith Gems: sher.
n'an, 1fEr1brt, McPLcraon End Lcegctt: Mother
haR been elck ever since tho Yankees left. How
glad an thot did not get sick. No ono nocd
MaLt 70 ne With The Ynnhccs even for teW daya.
They eta!1 here from su,day until Saturday nu1n:
Ing, and 1t appeared lie month,
have no ting to write more: will wfstc again
'Your daughter.
, 1864-03-19
TQr Noticc. :.


Erhoo1 Rnr&fnn Ad.1ttarn m Ft,r.oo
inys-s.t ~ to 1e1eaSo,
"a 81 1t +: = hsssls;S Il '''''
81 s s;ss::s% sSs:: :S:sSs 5sa
pdsnd S T. n bik 6f sesea e mtsps H,t.,o
Let d. bt tHsesssnodst Aaait,op s,s e chsssEo
ean3 1so"'ee*, sseG:1 g M Ia IF w Sec II,
aeie se'a e 81 g. R
uss sflosa :s.s7, q. - - b's l. as'e~ed to W.
Und latsi = Incl and to = ne blk 10. "'sos8es
shernaas y n Addition ~ to Hslsto!a: @ Oh ..,,z
Cra Of tofs1 70 q inc Dix q asses3c6 10 unkno"n
~, 4. ~ - ~ h.tsr .,,..,ea u.
CIssk v...,. .,,,...,,. ;. ,,r,,or .,,,, -
Let it, it, siners addition to nuu.on. ~ 4s,edt 10
"ctacsSsn, S rmr,, r,,eapx
ofsri rasa SesP n,td r { ~ ~ 81 aoxvxw
. - = 8 Sc u. atseSseti p John Eaynn. .n..,.
as s:escsaII. --
. '.sSe +: ~ - - -
E Atsi1son.
1I Il: l., = ..,s.. ~ - ~,
- known.
Lots. os9 sas; ssstss tS;ss Ts5ss
s'' On "a $ Z a$;:a 70 S''*
Uulon Park Addition so-chicago.
TStS kas! eM sa,s ssse;e Sd e ssase g.: TaycF Y:
Tot, - - nm ,,s = f e :,,.srr,, 10 p,.nou
aoIs;sins netns snba1 sd 81 1 nv sec IT, u I'm
OF ci 4. NJ
, 1864-03-19
Q|)ifage .Qrtbllt1e,
SATURDAY MARCH is. 1854.
WAITING III TEE GATE,


+
re.idc nnaslye gateway brl.t nj IN cears gone W
Iron whose top lie clouds In cier-sf aladov lie.
While streams tac evening suasl1;ne on quiet WOO:
I s'and aad calmly wait until she hinges tnrr
The tss;etops tatntl,. rustlc benea:h tie breeze:
Roit @ saa soothing sonnd, got it whispers Of tht
ihear 1be vooathrush piping ooc mellow deseaa'
And recnt fhe flowers th1t blow when. .hs heat d
! Gay ls oet. :,
behold the portsls OPEN, and o'er the threshold,
Tn.5c eieps weary ono with pale and fnrroxoa
lis CONT t sf resrs is fnn. his allotted tass Is
u= passes % Lis rest from place that need. him
not. T.
In sadness s then, ponder how quisk1, neets tue
Of lnae1 r. , strength and action, nan's courage and
1ues sS3S Ss![s a s' the ooatatesh AIMS down the
And rs looE aid listen the sadnes, wear. b, away.
Asain ,,1a,1s ths hinges turn and yoath departing
A1ook Of longing backward, and eor7ovf,,1rv ooca .
blopmIins n.Is maid. unblndi1e the rosea Goin hei
Moves m1ournfally away from amidst the young and
Oh. glory Of our rsce that 30 surSadcn1, decayei
oa, crimson auih Of morning, that darAcns as vo
Oh. b;ssth # summer blossoms :h.t on The rest
se"ttc5s rs, 1sn. moments sweetness and ies know
1e1ieys for llfe's bright promise inst shown and
then Withdrawn:
bus stiil The sun shincs round me; the evening
And again am sootl'cd and beslde the ancient
I" This fefs evening sunlight, calmly stand and.
Once more the gates are opened; an infant group
The sweet emile quenched forever, and stilled the
epr1ehtly shout,
Oh ttai, iT9i ne d Life, that upon the srcen-
1ts tar young buds unopened, with every wind that
E. 9s seo from sn s{eEy region enter. side by side
m ee q pside dsa n0h' '' spl'''' TIE meek and ncn
stcrs q earth's greatest ightiest, between those
Aud pEiats of little feet, mari the dust along The
way
And some approach the Threshold whose looks are
blank with fear,
And seme whose temples brighten with joy are
As II they saw dear faces, and caught the gracious
OF ni@. the slnlesa Teacher, who came for II. to
1msrk The Joy, the tezrors; Jet these, within my
Can neither wake the dread nor the longing to de-
part;
And, n the sunshine streaming On quiet wood and
stand and calmly wait till the hinges turn for me-
, 1864-03-19

T.
Formerly OF Jsmcs' Hotit8lt Custom Gouaess.eet,
hcw Orleans. La. established III 1854, Low netme-
ncnuy IccaIcd 1t 81 3ardo!ph street, Chicago, I'LL.
IN tht tzeatue oi o. y CnnoK1c AxR-
rUEAI1 bcRofCLuus. AID oil Etuds Of BLOOD ASD
S1l8 nlszAsEe AEp h.oanIRs or 4 cosrA01ous
pEKERaL CHARACTER. Ccres :hen without fcsortihg
70 Mercury. lon1nE loTAssI1, Arsenic any poison,
but with EEuTRaL1zEK, / POSITIVE cuEE for ali
humorB md blood poItQts.
use.E1o ExAKS1ss. w ;. sp'h as Seminal %eatness.
hhuse ot the eystcm. csrIy indiscze:ions, excess
q tnta,cn toss memory. coa
fusion. dcpT d1DLeEs, Enl often tfmf5 insnniv,
with o!nos deplerablc train ot symptoms. cascd md
Esdtcally cured bS an inl.hle mellod saving nlnch
time and expense. Gleet GonorTheA, SHistrre, and
an dis.asef peculiar to tic sexct Of private nature
old diseases Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS,
: where TIRE blood hae become poiaoncd. producing
osches on the face small sa.r5 olisscrs rslns il
body seIofua, together with sn endless number ct
Dr. smee Recommended By -he press generally q:
tAe South r medical faceltt, a!d professors VI med
scAl COLLEGES etc. Those at1c1cd should urply nuuc
Elotely. and ee curcd ot .l,ese terrible dIsc4ac. -
heulonbgT Dr. James Office and l'arusb ere At S6
Randolph, between 6t1rc and Dearborn streets.
ONCE opca from 4. A. Cr1i +. NJ. Cousulla:1o;a
eSntldant{A1. MAJ A{Jl1ht