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90, 1000 @l

FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until 1t is known
what Is drawn and itSValue. Entire satisfac-
ton guaranteed in all cases,
THE EUREKA GIFT Association
would call attention to the fact OF It's being
the original and largest Gift Association in
the country We are therefore enabled to
send finer goods, Tnh give better chances to
obtain the more. valuable prizes than any
other establishment OF the kind. The bust.
ness continues to be conducted in n fair and
honorable manner and q large and greatly
increasing tfude Is proof that our patrons an
PIeciate this method, OF ObtaininG rich and
During the past year this Association has
sent a very large number of ValuRble prizes
roniZe us will receiFe the full value OF their
money, as no article on our list Is worth less
than one dollar, retail; and there aTei no
Parties dealing with us may depend on
having prompt returns, and the article drawn
will be immediately sent to any addless by
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association,
and have kindly allowed the use of their
names; many other names might be PUBLISH
Dr.J.R.HRsh, l48 Chestnut-st. ,PhiIa., Piano
value 500; Col. 8. NJ. RobertEon,I st. Charles
Hotel, N. o., La. Oil Painting, value 800; Airs
Lucy Adams Detroit, Miclls,l Gold Watch
value $50; Patrick BuElk III thapel,st. New
Williams, Spring eld, > Mas. Il Gold iNyatcliI
value Sl50; Mrs. n. N. Roberts, Revere House,
]. White, Washington, DIX ION Painting,
value 500; Luther Brown g Pleasant-st.,
FAN River, MESS, Geld WRtctI VALUE Sl6Is
MIs. j. Phillips, Worcester, Mass MelOdeOn
value 500; Us. Brown, Westfleld, Mass, Gold
Watch, valne Sl2l;l Miss f Davis, NatiGk,
Mass, two prizes. MelodeOn, YJlue S225, Clns-
Letters from various parties throughout the
country acknowledging the receipti of very
valuable gifts, may be seen on lie at onr
To Be Sold for One Dollar Each
Without regard to value, and rot To be psaid
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUcA-
TIoS.-The Board of Education held a
meeting last evening At the council
cbon1,ar
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"a q. 8, NAVY YARD, Kistery. Maine, /
-. ~ ..s 1000 n, May 5, 1856. i
Ship Knees. WantedI

IL Mes will be received and paid for at the
Ia Navy Yard X tiefy, Maine, In Quantities a
from IL to 20 and upwards ct the following schedule
prices, viz:
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MIDDLE AGED ZEN.

There are many men at the age OF thirty who q r,
troubled with too frequent ayacuations from ok
burning sensation, and weak ening the system n
manner the patient cannot account for. On ex AMIN
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often N
found, and sometimes small particles of semen d
albumen will appear. or the color will be of q thil
milkish hue, again changing to dark and turbil
appearance There are many men who die ofthi
difficulty, Ignorant ofthe cause. which u the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
81 Persons who cannot personally consult the Or
can do so y writing in plain manner description
Of their disease and tho appropriate remedies vii
be forwarded immediately
81 All correspondence strictly confidential and wi,
DO returned II desired. srpaD sET o. is
!. Address, DIR, j. 3. HUGHES. 10 aiue
No. 8. Temple st., [corner Of Middiel Portland
EY> Send Stamp for circular,
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PROPOSALS Cor RatiOMs
is' And ship Chandlery.
~ COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DIsTRIcT OF oRTLAED AND FALMC

. j e.
sCEALED PROPOSALS. WILDE rectived At tots
- office IL the 18th day Of June, int for tbs
supply ration to the petty officers sean en-
tbs U. s. Revenue Steamer "Alahonipg," or any
other Revenu, Cutter or Cutters that may be a.
toned at this port for thoterm OF year from the
LIST day of July next, g.....,.. 49, .F--.'ITl7
The rations for the Revenue service Is tn same as
that allowed il The naval service, emitting the
liquor and con lists Of the following articles, wiz
Beef. Pork, Flour, Rice Rssins, or Dried Frui'
Pickles or CranberIies, Bseuit Sugar, Tea, Cocoa,
butter, Cheese, M0lasses. Vinegar.
The rations to be of gond and wholesome quality
10 De approved by the Captain; and the diGerent
articles mprising The ration to be delivered on
board the vessel in good aud sufficient casks and
ls, TO be provide BY the contractor and tae con-
TEN hereof cistiBc iy marked on each 1t Is 10 be
mad etstood hatthe contractor will be bound TO
fur ish upon reasonabls notice, often as may
required BY the Captain Of the vessel wi tho APP
probation Of the Coltc or, In t exceedi FuI on n
average one day in go oh such fresh meal and
fresh vegetables may be equi emit TO the
ponding parts ofthe ration allowed in the naval
| vice.
Table Of Ratiops may be seen at this cffce.
&eaed Proposals. will ais. he received at this of
flee until the 10Th inst ior Sh Chandlery for OF
above named vessel or vessels for said term of one
tyear. estisnuaT 3df lH1a 1nHs aarp4I-s gaVo
Lit Of articles to DO bid for and other specifca-
tions nfcesshry to full unders anding of the pro-
posals advertised for may be seen a. this Office
1SR AEL WASHBURN, JR.,
i juns5edtd .t'ls u lc p9l9 Collector
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no let or Lease for Term Of Years.
rrIHE S ore and Wharfnow occupied BY Charles
| Il II. Merrill, situated between Union Wharf and
MerrilI's the wharf contair about 1000 square r.
3 9th a two story building thereon. 20 by 70. For
iurther particulars enQui,e Of
may25dtf Is hfa ~ No61.2 Union Wharf.
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CAUTION no. SEE PUBLIC.

Every Intelligent and thinking person must kno y
that remedies handed cut Tor general use should
have their efficacy established BY well tested exper.
ience in the hands of aregularly educated physi.
oan, whose preparatory stuaiss fits him for all thy
duties he must fulfill ye the country Ia Hooded with
poor noBtrums and cure-als, purporting to be thu
best in the world which are not only useless, but
ways Injurious fhe unfortunate should be PARTIo.
UrAR la selecting his physician al it Is lamentabk
yet incontroyertable fact, that many syphilis
patients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
BY maltreatment from inexperienced physicians il
general practices for it is point generally conceded
by the best photographers, that the study and man
agement Of these complaints should engross tn
whole time Of those who would be competent and
perienced general practitioner, having neither on.
portunity nor time to make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system
use ofthat antiquated and dangerous weapon, Mef
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Farm for SaIe.

GIfUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces
~ ter road, formerly known as The r.Col Cush nan
Pieee, within two Hilss pr two depofs on the G. T
~ H.. cont aiming 200 acres or lard, 40 81 which Il
wood land: fences mostly stone wall. Building
god two stor.ed honse with out-buildipgs; and
bsIn 100 iest By 3d. cut fallof hay last year Orch
ard-consistng Of several hundred thrifty aprle
trees, all gated bore in 62 1900 buehes, and 61
we heave sold $500 Go-werh OF apples, besides !
bountiful supply for lsrge family Pear, plum and
cherry tres in ReaFing witt variety Of ofherfruits
Also q cranberry patch from which 80 bushels
nave been taken in one seasQn.sases rstsesv4w
The location Is . one, with plenty Of shade
trees Mills, school house, & Q, near by. ssss yes
For fnitner particulars INQUIRE on The premises o
junt5eod3m* SAM'L ii. SWEETsER.
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basis c. p. KIMBALL'Soaq
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE


The attention the Public is respectfully called
to my rw STYLE PATENT 4UMP-sEAr CARNAGE
-as usea for two or four passengers-invsnted and
Ihereos certif, that have used, the past season,
the kinsbdH Jump Seat C9rridgs, on which Mr.. e.
p. kimball obtained Letters Patent ON the 18th Of
| Nov. 1854 take grfat pleasure in saying to AL
/ persons desiring good, genteel and serviceable
Family Carriage. thar. In my opinion, the Kimball
Ssf nsensedbemg Spy Tsntsel IL TIVE sss q
light and well adapted for one or two persona As any
single Carriage, yet roomy End comfortable for -four
fi groom pcrsos-is also one of the easiest ridiu
Carriages have ever seer, either with two or four
persons. Ths seats are SO constructed that even a
made that they do not get out of repair n 81
or kind Of Family Carriage. l9l 49, ~
Jacob McIe Ian. Mayor OfPortland, Me. mo-
Rev Alex. Burgess,
G. H Adams Landlord Preble House,
1907 W r. shase. Of Chase Bros. q Co.. 80
fk NV ". Y Moses, Bath. Me-, T. Is iau pai
IL @. NJ ehav, Bangor house, Bangor, Me-, 4
T.J. Southland, Richmond, Me ~ , M
=: e: soule. Frssport, Me-. Pig 7''-'-
H. George Thompson. Portsmouth, NIL
y; bis1cnsrc. Yarmouth, Me- 81, iiss
& H, southard, Richmond, Me-, 40 -.a.b
I 20 ". o. Brown Sacoarappa, :"
A. d. Smith, Jr.. Providence, r. L., D to fc
Sos y BBGaRlsads sPl. r SsT Illinois Iin
+ 1JfK Hamilton, Montreal, q r., la iHt
.i James Thorborn,M d Toronto, G. W. .afI
J. Rich,d Thompson, Barrister, Hamilton. g. W.
& Prices rs loE as can be aforded-being much 60
than Csrryal and but little higher than good Top
buggy-whlle thes make beautiful Top Buggy and
| peri city genteel Carryali.
Sold only by the Paientee at Portland Maine,
| aud BY kIMBALL BRoTHERs, ll0 lSsdburr Street.
Boston. q q tilt4 3 81 - l3. 49,
All persons are cautioned against making, selling
or using the Carriage without first securing the
right to do
Fine engrayings ofthe carrage, sent by mail with
price, on application to
C. p. KINIBALL,
Manufacturer and Patentee,
| apisd3m PRRBLE ST. PORTLAND, ME.
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At q large dinner party ina certain city.
8 lately, the frosty weather had done consideral
plump, happy-looking married lady made re-
mark about cold feet. Surely said a. lady
opposite, Mrs. ---, you are not troubled
z With cold feet Pc amidst an awful pause she
naively answered =, =" Yes, indeed, / am yer,
much troubled-but then, they are not mS
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- "a ED PROPOSALS. end orsed proposals fol
-. ~ IN. the materials, and performing the Ia
y Dominic's School Hou e, Gray st, win be receiv
ea py the undersigned, until Bati day, IL o'clock
Plans SPECIFICATIONS, 70, may be exa ined at the
emee OF the Architect, GxoRGE IL. HANDING p
rAe right to reject any al Bids g hereby ressrv
junteedto Rector Of st. Dominic's Church
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O6lce Of C0alptrotIer Of tAs Currency I
Washington, April 17Lh, 1856
"HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presontei
wv to the undersigned 1t has been 1de to appear
thst TIE AeFchGnts' AdtiondL Bank If Portland y
in the City Of Portland, in the County OF Cumber.
Iand, and State Of Maine. has bsen duly organized
Of Congress entitled San Aetto provice National
Currency. secured by a pledge o United States
Bonds. and to provide for the circulation and re.
demption thereof" approved June 3, 1854, and has
complied with all the proyiso OF said a ct equired
TO DO complied with before commencing The bust
ness OF Ba king under said Act :- q ~l7El '7i1E
NOW, therefore, /, Freeman Clark Comptroller OF
the Currency, do hereby certjfs that 'sThe MeY-
Portland in the County cf Cumberland and ST fe
Of Msine Is authorized to commence the business OF
Banking under the Act aforesaid. D .fsIlf II
In eest mony whereof. witness my hand and seal
OF rfhce this seventeenth day OF April 1866
| t!-ti...-ea eH. Comptroller OF the Currency
NO l0zs. W ap22d2m
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- THE STEAMERS
4 Co3.d 10 o13. Cre5lito,.s

CIRCUMSTANCES have constrained US to ask an
" extension. The condition OF the markets and q
visable ana necessary -
we trust that the next few months will witness
such improvements as to justify us in resumng pus
E M 81 snd meeting every Obligation. In the mean
time we ask the indulgence of your patience ana
f,rbearance. No efforts will be wanting on our part
to promote our mutual interest. LIZ ~
ap24tf e s7p Pa CHA6EBRofHEESG 90.
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NoTIc is hereby eivep that n i. ths ,nten.,o,
fs ~ me CITY Council to have the lines Of Cum
renewed and established ~ w -
f,onnc,, ne Joint Standing Committee of the Cit,
III an ~ wing out and wide rs & in pursuan
az iaDs y, me City Council passed ON the bth day
tha l5th as WI, meet for said purpose on Thu sda
sos ~ y Oumbsriu and Prebe street tht
laSii' II he linen then and there proceed to e.
All persons interested viii - .. N
themselves accsraingiy. - ~ noace ana govern
Given i've. under our hands this Gth day Of .Iune
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ME4,1t1AL

Toe best preparation ever made Tor the Following
complaints -l.s... Ir.-. SOD
Colds CoUGHs, WHooRHe CoUGH Group, ASTHMA,
CATARRH BRONCHITIS, SPLITTING Bloom, PAIN
-rr. IN TIE SIDE, NIGHT SwEATs. HUMORs, rf
GENERAL DEBILITr and the vari- .I1
Gus Throat Affections and
Hoarseness 10 which Pub
lie Speakers qndSing-
ers are liable and
w lNat a+ all other COM
plants tend
1il-..5 -.s-U CONSUMPTION. ID f-HI.| ...ar
the proofs Of It's enlcacy so numerous. 80 we'll
authenticated, and Of such peculiar eharacter that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate TO receive the
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides
cure Is precisely that which has SO often baIed the
ngnest order OF medical skill The facts are tang
cacy Of the Syrup incontrovertlble
The undersigned, having experienced the beneh-
ella effects Of the "LaroOkah's Syrup,p do not hes-
tat to recommend it to the attention of the Public
the best Medicine they ever used .r
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Great Inducements
For Parties wishing TO BUILD.

fHvHE Subscribers offer for sale large quantitv a
\ desirable building lots. in the West End Of The
city, lying on Vaughan, Pine Neal, Carlton. Thorn
ument, Danfortr o aDge. and Salem Streets -
. They will sell credit of from one to ten wears
II desired by the purchasers, and parties wh viii
build houses of satisfactory character they soiU nd
rance desired. oneJouTth Of the cost NJ build;n~
on compilation " the house From parties who
puild immediately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED
apply every day except sunday, from nine to tan
A. NJ. at the Office the eubscrihars, where plana
may be seen, and full particulars Obtained. -
j.. B. BROWN 4 SONS
Portland, May 8, 1896. maystf
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9 Ohc1 Of UOmptI oIler OF the Caffenoy ID
n .s.-a-...L "a y Washington. April 18th, 1865.
WHEkEAS, by Satisfactory evidence presented
that ''THE CAsco NATIONAL BANK OF PoRrLAND, y
in the city Portland, IN the Coun OF Cumberland,
and according to the requirements OF The Act OF Con.
grss emitted AN Act to provide National Cur
rency, secured by pledge OF Unite States Bonds
and to provide for the circulation I'd redemprlon
thereof, approved June 3, 1884, and has complied
with All the provisions Of said Aet required to be
comp led with before Commencing the business d
Banking under said Actalfi4
Noas, thsr9 re, 1, FRKKMAN CLARKE, Comptroll-
eY OF the Uurr ,ney, do hereby certify that "rHk
CAsoo NATIONAL BANK" in the city Of Portland,
Ia the County Of Cumberland State Of Maine Is
authorised 70 commence the business of Banking
under the Act aforesaid. M ~ |,'r..i " y. 1901
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
o. ofacs, this twenty -sixty day Of April, IA s.
lluy3 5W ~ FREEMAN CLARKE 1901
IL.sl won't Comptroller of the Currency.
No. 1850. ap29d2m
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Row MANY THOUSANDS CAV TEspTEv =,
- 3 THIS By UNHAPPY, EKPKRIENCK-

$ Youpg men troubled with emissions in sIsep
complaint generally the result of bad habit n
youth, eated scientidcaly and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made. -fFl7 -
80 Hardly aday passes bat weare consulted bv on
or more young man with tho at ri disease some d
whom are as weak and emaciatea as though thei
had the consumption, and by their friends suppoae
to have IT, All such cases yield to the proper al
only correct course of treatment and in short tim
are made torejoiee in perfect health. Ia II
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He cannot be an unhappy man who has The
love OF woman to accompany him In cyery del
partment OF life. The world may look dark
and cheerless without, enemies may gather Id
his path, but when he returns to the fireside
and feels the tender love OF woman, he for!
gets his cares and troubles, and Is compare
lively happy man. M III (
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N . n 4 Q ID
Fret o9lisotlen District of r.. state Of Maine
Ass, ssor's Once, q EsohlarpD = So. I.

{ .. II 4
ASS sor's Office, q Exohap xs s,rsa. /,
Y -. Portland, juno LIST 1eese"{
DURSuANT to the provisions OF the .e aSoo
II OF Congress, ito provide Internal kevsnne ao y.
support 10 6overnmoat aud to pay Interest @ y
publ debt" hereby give public notice tsas III 7
vii receipve and hear apprels ielaive to any "r,c
neoQs or excessive vaus1in ms, as essments or ennm
erstion Jade and fetus ned IN the AuLual List for
lsos oy the Assistant Assessors wi hin the County
o. CunpeFland IN sid district, at mT said Office in
ro2r.sand, on Tuesday the 10Th day OF june A. D.
leeo, and by hose ii the County of York. in said
~ Ic' A. the qise Of Taplsy Smith, In Saoo IN
oounsy OF ofk, en- Friday the 23d day OF June
said A sne above Gays at a. tho proceedings Of
a.o.esai will be submitted 10 the Inspection Of apv
an All persons who may a nalv for that nm rpo,a
81 ~ eaIe mus. DC mace in wiring and muak
spoeI Inc par ucular eause matter or fling set
nv wnien oscisionis REQUESTED. and the ground
VI Pfineipie { error CONF air ed az o.
W ~ HArdL4G N MARSHALL. Asseaaor
Au persons with whom notices have haor nv nav
DC lefs who have failed may fail IA ~ " 10y
OF come, carriages, watches musical
&C, &e, to the Assistant Asset within ~
1romthe date whe such notice is lie II with s uay
sons or At their residence, will be assessel in
sum Tor income, carriages, watcher &c Sc a. ~
Assistant Assessors, from the best information th
can obtain, may think just; to which the penalty q,
twenty.nVe per cent prescribed by law will be sdd.
90 AND from n asses ment made no rel eff car
business, since May j. 1865, which REQUIRES License
not having made application h rstor, have render
ed themselves liabio to a penalty OF Eve hundred
dollars besides tapii onment for two ears in ad
ditlon TO the Ea ment OF the tax for license
& june5 eod3w wlw wills. iea
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Rev. C Ingalls,, Melrose, Ms
" MP Seelee Melrose
z" r Herrick Lynn ="
NJ + Barnes MAIDEN "
: " Bailey Leomin t'r''
NJ Philbr'k Taunton
" Dan'l Atkins Nil b'ry"
" " u Strtson Nant exit
T" = ) ! tubbs Lawrence "
" ! Marcy Dedham +"
" Geo w Winchester Fall
River Ms.
/" AID Merrill CAMBRIDGE.
port Ms.
" 8 A Cushing Shrews.
bury Ms.
" w Il Harrington New,
Bedford Ms.
/" d X Banister Ludlow Nj
q 4 Il Harding u Salisbury
Ms.
ND George sOuthbridg'
Ms.
" A \ Bailey Newton Up
per Falls Ms.
I" FA LOOMS So Yarm'tl
ii0 Ms.
PIT Kinney 4 Bridgswa
ter Ms.
4" B K Bosworth w Sand
witch Ms,
g John 5 Lay Lynn Ms
p" j 4 Haniford Water
town Ms.
] Stephens Newburyport M
Geo Childs Lyden T"
Or ~ Abbott Melrose :"
RevRNewhall NGrnham NE
{" A Kidder Unity "
"a N NJ bailey Henniker a.
F" N l. Chase CANDIDA I"
T" D w Barber Gilmantol
3l IN H.. lNaN gNII .
" B + Bowles Mancheste
N II.
81" c. Barres Colebroo'
N H.
I" L B Knight W Durham
Ma
" r II stinchheld Saco N
"JM Woodbury. Newdel
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Chicago, Illinois .


CITY Of Porsiand, MarshatsSk 6ice,
- May 2 /, 1885,.
SECFI0N i No Dog shall bs permitted to 90 At
~ large or loosein any street, lane, alley cont or
Travelled way or in any unnclosed or public place nj
this city until the owner Keeper Of such dog or
the head of the family, the keeper of tn. house
store, shop office, other place where such dog IL
kept or harbored. shall have paid to the City Mar
large +r - -
Scot. In caseany Dog shall b. found loose or
goiog At arge contrary to any o. the for going pro-
the family or the kseser OF the house. store ofiise
or other place where such dog is kept or harbored
snail forieit and pay sum not exceeding ten
dollars ~ ssa4 i JOHN s.. HEALD. q = '''-
malzdzm wa ~ City Marshal
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MEDICAL. /. =. ]. !
sn5a DIR. ]. b. HUGHES SIS 70
oAH IA POUND AT ms
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
,s.o No. s Temple Street. .7,'.
20. 8 Temple streei.

WHERE he can be consulted pfiyatelv. and Wit,
4 w the utmost confidence by the afiicted at al
hours daily, and from A NJ. to 9 p M = =
DR.. b. addresses those who are suferine der az.
ahiction Of private disease, whether zrispg frors
impure connection or the terrible vice ofseifabus6
Devotng bis entire time to that particular branch a
the medical profession, he feels We -ranted in GUAa
ANTRKIEa CURE IN ALL CASE whether oflonr
standing or recently contracten Entirely removing
the dregs OF disease from the system and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. 81
He would call the attention Of the afflicted to tn
fact Of his long standing and well reputation
cess.
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POETRY.
LIB RR TY

=
Whsn hrst the welcome morning broke,
And virgin Liberty awOks; q ~, s...s ~,
Q When freedoms trump rang through ths skys
And joyfulhearts caught up the cryi ~ aicQs
Ere the wild tumult sank 20 rest
A dark cloud rose along the West s.sas,.,
"a Butbrightsr grew the MONDAY light, goa s
Until the cloud was hid from sight, .igev
~ And all the horizon clear, us fapialA has
No harbinger Of evil near; a'-s sAsl
Our native land was drest in smiles W 10
Throughout its most Remote deAlss
When To- appeared in Southern land.
s d A cloud no larger than the hand z 9 z q.
Seeming at first all void Of harm.
Andesusing only slight alarm; as
But suddenly 1t spread apace.
And cast its shade DER every plaes,
Inc lightning glanced athwart the gloom; "a
Oh The thunder shook the trembling dome; fsH~
The leaden hail in torrents vast eiA
Rushed in sweeping fury past; - teDrI ~
The stoutest hearts were filed with fear
And trembling for the land SO dear. leA
Long and aercely ragged the storm tnW
OF war, in It's most hidsous form,
TIL, with its long desired release.
Arose the welcome Bow Of Peace; n4F
The clouds passed over, one by one, 50
And left un eiled the midday sun. %
si.el.asA a. 8. V44IAd xaNGh aes ii
And now emerging from tina strifs, ----
Filled with new and vigorous life,
Behold nation purified, ef 40
A light that clouds can never hide; NJ
Freed from tile stigma and disgrace
Of bondage 10 kindred race aH41a4 ~
Through future years mark its light,
Growing more and yet more bright,
witness of the power and skill t
OF the untrammeled human will; 49, aipl
All never shall that Ii sht grow pale,
Unti the laws Of Justice fall 14ftAa ~ =
Portland, 1895 RrppArH.