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VINELAND LANDS.
To ali Wanting Farms

al w dutlIlB arms
Large and thriving settlement, mild and
healthtul climate, 80 miles south Of Phla-
delpha by railroad Rich soil, producing
large crops, which can now be seen growing.
Ten, twenty, and fifty acre tracts, at from
$50 to $35 per acre, payable within four
years. Good business openings for manu-
factories and others, sChurcbes, schools,
and good society. 1t is now the most i'm
proving place East or West. Hundreds are
settling and building. The beauty with which
the place is laid out is unsurpassed Letters
answered. Papers giving full information
will be sent free. Address CHARLES X /.
Lands, Vineiaad Post Office, Lands
Township, " J.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Agricul-
tural Editor of the tribune: at is one Of
the most extensive fertile tracts, in an almost
leyol position and suitable condition for
pleasant farming thai we know Of this side
Of the Western praiIies."
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powSs' rrGgrAHLK BALtMIc EltStR.-
The oldest and best ugh Medicine mauulac-
,arsd. llis standard cid Cough remedy has
nos been before TIE people nearly forty year,,
ami has ever maintained the highest rank
smoug remedies for lungs, threat and chc., =
u Ma, al~eys been warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
Tor Mhoopins Cough, il has no cqua,
See circulars fcy certificates Of tho Hon Pau
Dillingham;, Lieut. Governor of Vermont; Hon
bate, Turner, late Judge q supreme Court OF
Nsunoaii HoevJ T.. Woodward. Surgeon q.
s.Arny ard many other men q standing.
Price st Gle, i5 ets. sud $50 per bottle
old in hanehe,ter a, tho Equinox Drug store
sold BY al dealers N medicine 10 the state
John ,. Henry, Waterbury, ", sole Proprie-
ioF. 20
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Ilifd


u Runen April Goth, 1865, after all illness
81 four DAYS. MHToN jonNsoN, only child 81
Homer u johnson, aged Is years aud 4 mos.
In the death OF this excellent young man,
fond parents, an ICED grandfather, a loving
adopted sister and large circle OF friends.
have sustained an irreparable loss, but We
trust that our loss is bis gain. He early learn
Ell 10 love the Saviour, aud more than two
years since, with nearly tw enty others, made
public profession 81 his faith Ia Christ, aud
has ever beautifully adorned that profession
He loved the prayer meeting, the Sabbath
School and the House " God. Always kind
and conscientious from child Of 4 genial aud
sunny temperament, be was a precious treas
urs to bis iamily who fondiy hoped that many
yegrs Of usefulness would be allotted him here
below, but "Ged's ways are cot our Ways
Ia u own good time lie has taken our loved
one from ns, And heard a voice from Heay.
en- saying unto me write. Blessed are the
dead pho die Ia the Lord from henceforth
yea. saith tie spirit that tley may rest f.om
their labors aud their works DO follow them
IN Ssudgate, May 10Th Mr.. CLARK PECK,
aged 81 years.
Sir. Peck vas the son Of George Peck. one
ef tie fir,t settlers u Sandgate and il second
town clerk. lie WAS man Of excellent c har-
acter and was universally respected be- his
Deighbors. lie had a shock Of the palscy, III
ter which be lived three days without speak
ing. lie out lived his wife six moRths
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
HRIaET tN TEN MINtTEs

AHI4N~S PNL.h0.NIC H.5FEhS
as eatsAlsf'a ise carr sfOsgans ca5sa As7aAa
HHasrars. seas Thssar hasunsFHres. Darn.
80 Nsssvasse. lses1rsr CgssErFsos tsr
TtHsfssFs Taf isSss Ihey hset 81 ist,t :
nasasess sal 49, tAi1 wiH tAks ntn Tlaassaa,
ssns ,est ixssare1 q hsatl shas lad ssas 6ssfalr
- TssliRess eitsa Is taunsas y tases sla9ls
500 rtfFst Is frs xrat ~
Asi 81 Hrytat FH'masir NAisfs-ihs origins
.sd oalF seaslss 10 stamled Bsyss sJ#fiea,
ASA. sra essfs1 81 sale Iwcuty Eve osnaa Boa
ssis b, 81 israesss,t
1uB Nusl.s rals Prcgsitia
igti slCastsnat street Ssw Yark
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. BRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX Ell
LtPIlC cor doHhlel SPRING SKIRT.
NAsI>', BRADLEY A GARY. data J l. 81
betLl SOLE PEnPhIETDRs aud MANUFAC
IIEkk-, " Chambers and q aud 81 Reaae sts
New YORK
THIS INVENTION consists q DurLEx al two
htlpSie steel rpgirgs inKcniausiy Braided Tightly
aud FIRMLY together. edge to edge making the
toughest, most hekthle Elastic and Durable -pring
ever used. They seldom Bend q Break me tbe
single Springs aud consequently Preserve thelf
lsFiect and Beautiful Shape Twice a. Long a. say
other SKIRT
hF w1NpHhFuL TlENfBftIIY and Great Comfort
sna pleasure e say Lady wearing the Duplex Ell
piie ektFt vii ~ rkpefiegoed ,1riicnlarf, h al
AFp~asd assemblies Operas Carriages Eairesd
Cars thercA Pesk Arm CAajfs fsF Promenade and
House iFfsA - ihe skirt ran D. folded. when ID
~ 2 sosupy small place ~ easily a. ! STA Of
Muslsu Dress
'Aay aaytng sA30y$5 The pleasure. e.srlf.rtand
great essseuience az wearing The ~Dupiex Efllptgc
rssfi spring skiri faf single day. viii never Al
trFsArsis ailiingiy dispense with tkfiy 49, Fas
Children, Misses A@a YouAe IAdies. a., 49, 81.
gsFiaE . ~ otbeTs
They ar - Best quality 81 Every part ava IN.
qafsfianatl - iAghtsst Nest Desirable tssfaf,..
table, and Ecosomieal skirt Eyty Made
F9E sALEsn al Plrst class rtofss ~ tk.is Cttv
and thruul boat The Dhitsd states AND fsns5as ia.
sAnA De Cabs, MsXioa, seasA An4erioa aud tAe sst
Indiea
ERQFrHE
FnR THE DCPLkA EILlPTIC SKIRT.
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Commissioners Notiee0
LEVI PHILLIPS ESTATE.

M the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
W The Probate Court, for the District II Mancb
ester commissioners % receive, examine and ad
Just the claims and demands 81 an persons aea nj
the state u LEVI PHILLIPS, lape Of winhall IN
saia District, deceased and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited In offset thereto aud six month,
from the Goth day q APRIL 1855. being allowed iof
inst purpose ~ said Court We do, therefore here
By give notice thatv will attend to the business q
our appointment 81 the dwelling house u said ~
ceased 10 sai Winhall, on the fourth Thursdays 4.
each ~ sSi1 days
Dated 81 WinhAli, this Goth day Of 4 pr A. d. 1856.
CHAgLEs sACKS0N,
ABNER PHILLIPS, ICONS
LNAsT GORDON.
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TO THg LADIES
Both Married and single. \
The Oldest Hesulatorfs semaies


The Oldest Regulator IL femaIes !
ID. Cheeseman's Female PiUs
VIII immeilsssly rtlie,s, Siihoai paia. ali slstgr
eahost . tae periedig discharges phsthtf srisine
from fttsAAiiau - sgggs6ssi0a. They 4el hke q
charm e removing tire aaias that accompany dira
tait ~ liAngsirfAfs nestHHAtisA ard are The only
ssir Kad reliable remedy ~ Yf4sbak Sift Headsehf
fains Ia tae Lalas, Back ard elaes Palpitatioh Il
tht ua8fi. AtfFaut IragpofS NYkiancG sgahms
bfatea SLEEP ed oihs unpleasant asd dangerous
erscts e ~ unnsiufsi caadiiian n is ss1aal fnr
fiost Il ths werst Gases u Fiaor Aissi - Whites
thtT srefi spoetg eurs
Dr. Ghecxcaaas Female Pill
2 fave sesn ssaa OVER a QUARTER oF A crx.
TNkN. They Are aEssyd ~ tbS aalr SAFE means u
renfwtnT iniorgwg,sd neEsirasi.ea. bal ia6lss
fauss he4f IL m{Sa thEf tgrs t. aae condition sas
ftmsls tssieu tA yhith ne Plf.k eshnCt l. iakea
~itheui gseapeiAe fkCrf4AE EESCLT ne
egnaitipa rsiezraA y !. PEEGAA NCY --the resait
AispAkEIA6E eueh !, he irres3isAhle lsaAen.
- ef ne gcsirsae ea fsstsgs ths sztaA fuuelians
- barsaAl eenaitlea. tAkt even ths reproductive
geSw q eAabal sAlG h. THE CANNOT DO
hAh@ u sps a'ka say.
DR.. Ckeeseasan' Fsmals p,Rs
A.. ~ ssit Meaieiss sAst MARRIED. Aspsty.
slk LADIES base rsEAee gpaa ~ a.zns yes-x -
.rah 'tss spot nox BEWAkE 0F Mutations
kss< ~. Ire - !Hs.s I''sfasasaa ever pot
fsgsAfe- alta IMMEDIATE Nnd PERSISTENT
Sh1AAAN. Don't h@ Deceived Take
ISIS sdtsfAsesnent q fsslf bfn&glst saN lrH hlra
shsi I'VE atsf ~ hEsT sns mssi AFtf kRfK
FkNALk MEDICINE Is TIN Wogi.D. : aisk 4
easattiset Ia !
IN. chseseaaa' Female I'ias !
Thsy Save reoesgo& sH4 afs SOW reass.sus tbs
ssaeffes efths scsi sfaseset "a eaeiant g. Aaatfses
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS eiu s&rA naa -shs
Efs1e Nsss 1saisf 80 Boa asatEtlAs faa e ~ e.
Eias
Tie sal ~ Ta1L. Frsszft3s q fsnstfine he
rfAos = ~ ffSftieies, - sss as,hafisss AgyHt
Il elrreHi fQnas
sos hf BfwrElstr sgNefa
HtfNhsN0s a MlflNfR frsFrsetark
- saH Ntness kNw Nusk
Aftsts sasFlisA D. Sac Aaafy A Na-
Asisfherg ~
lrt1ass
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This amount, at the rate at which ii is being
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Paper IIangingS and Curtain Shades,
Very handsome new patterns
Judd's Patent Window Shade Fixture, THE
best thing there Is.
u 10 WUUL bKUWLHG.
PURE
EXTRACT OF TOBACCO
Eor .1Na.b

RECrlONs Fog lsE.-For Ticks, dissolve
one pound u the Paste Is sixteen gallons 81
water, aud 50 on, until YOU have sufficient Il
guild for your hocks.s Cold water will answer,
but tits better first 70 dissolve the Paste in a
small quantity 0f hot water. The Ticks are
not destroyed Immediately, but the next day
none viii be found alive.
For scab, thetreatment il tbs same, but the
solution must be mademucitronger accord
ing to the Judgment ofthe Jsrtouusing il and
several applications vii, be cesgary.
For Vermiu On Cattle aud Horses and Tor
Insects on Vegetation h vii bebetter to in
crease ~ strength % fourouneesto gallon Of
water.
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HEART AND LUNGS,
CHRONIC DISEASE

sl'iias priaell.sl attention. IL addiion to the
Medical sad surgical a.sneiss, emptoy d. bio
Ls.ia
SYSTEM oE GYMNASTICS.
ans Al tls fsentis, u srieutiac BY lrepailie IS
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NIore and Wore DeslrnbIe.

The Rebeiieu Is suppressed, and The Govern.
moui has already adopted measures to reduce
expenditures As rapidly As possible to peace
footing, shus Withdrawing Nom markets as Dor
rover and purchaser.
Thi, is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
DOW offered BY the Government, and constitutes
the GREAT POPULAR LOAN Or TIE
PEOPLE.
The seyen.rhity Notes are convertible on
their maturity, al the option Of the holder, into
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

III S. MARSHALL PROCLAMATION


III s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
~. rsHSdSsres of An,erfcq, Somh<n Dfrsson -, q
~ Peter Melendy, 1hits6 s&~s srsnsl FOR tht
State Of tosa do hereby give pub notice eent 10 ~
OF the uaited States against two steam :,
ala in OF seizure aud forfeiture unas' ~
Congress, did the 18th day OF July, iooS, "a ~
county Of nry and State OF Iowa, ou atA "a. h
into my possession for sfe custody s,a .
boilers and smoke stacks aud appendaaes as'a1" ~, .
run OF burrs including belt. and Connections . -,
ssil ami connect ms including douoie sorn a,sIneu
| aiming mill corn shelter and belts, ~ usne,s y.
corn in the ear mash and nxfnre, iVOo pnsneis :"
rye (amnunt 80 estimatei bale OF pa iVo ousn' III
b,r.y mali $50 bu hels sheedcorn, large water III
nair sc.,s lot of tin vessels, fermentiug tubs,
coolers 200 slaves aud saw mill rigging, pair
Fa;rhanks, hay scales bills 200 gaons) whisky, 90
empty whisky nbis receivers lot If hog pens x50)
rac;ifer- al connections, Office fixtures and hereby
also give public that th- time ASST. ned for the
nr ~ sal warrants aud the hearing this cause Is the
81 Tuesday Sepsmber being the 18th day OF sepem
ber A. D 1865. aud hereby admonish and summons all
persons Ginning any interest in said steam engines Ct
ai3a or knowing having anything to say wig the
should be decreed 70 be forfeited t. the United
States and condemned and sold to answer the prayer OF
said bclsnt that they he and appear before ssd district
Court It's In the city of heokuk IN said District
sui 18th day of Septembr, 1865, at " O'Clock
when and where said will be heard then and there
int rpose their CHARMS and answer lid o. OF nfor
nation aud make tu-ir alle gations in that behalf.
PETER MsLfNDY, y. 8 Marshal.
By IL FULTON, Deputy
Keosuk Lee Co Iowa. Aug 26, 80.
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nRIED Beef eask best Sugar Cured,
II lust received ROBERTSON a ALBsks
Ang25
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IT s. MARsHAL's PROCLAMATION

TT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
u. Tnii-d States Of America, iSDaherr DirtstoH Of
Es-s Il Peter Neendy, United States Marshal for the
State OF Iowa. 30 hereby give public notice that in the
United states against three bills OF hghwii
in cause of seiyure aud for eitnte under acts Of Con-
gr,ss did tue 4tli day of August, ID 1865, at
Pleasant. Henry county, Iowa. attach and take
into my pos for safe custody bhls higbwines;
AMI hereby also give public notice that the TIM
signed for Of said warrant and hearing of this
csuses the third tuesday of September, it being the
loth lay Of Sc 1temher d. 1855 and hereby admon
ih and sauuons AL persons claiming any inter 81 in
said It'll. highwnes, knowing or having an, III ng
say why The should be dtcreed to be forfeit
CA - the uaiet states aud he cndenned and sold to
the prayer OF said lib liant that they he and APP
pa before said district Court at in the city of
r. kuk IN ssd District said 18th day of September
1853 At 10 clock when and VIII said cause i'll
be heard then and there to interpose their claims aud
said libel of Information and make thor segs-
tons ia that behalf PETER MELBNDY,
U s. Marshal
ny II. FULTON, Depaty
Keokuk. lee Co. Iowa Aug 20 1868
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II
~ Taftsd iS,afcs Of Ar-ries, SHthsrB Dirisior Of
Io'c It Peter NslsndT uri'ce SAFES ffrsts, fl the
Safe ct Iowa do herey give ptel notre thai In the
Ce the Iai,el states against boiler and steam en-
aine Il Tf in Of aud fort iture under acts
OF CJngre-s id the Arm fsy Of August, A. 1863
the Of rren in Henry county Iowa, attach
ami take into possession fr safe custody boiler
steam eaCiue mash tub, worm tub aud wora, re-
csiy-r -nill rectiier, empty barrels bSl rye whs-
Ky. 70 gslons)l bbI cherry bounce, $50 galons)
d,4bler I'hesa ntainng ri ghwines. r scales,
y btls vhssEy, ke.r { ~Ais's: snc hereby also
ge pubic notice TIM fs tinls assigned Tor h return
cts AL warrant and heari If this is the 81 Tues
d. Of September. being the 18th Day Of September
+ ls9s Rut lar-ty sla,apish aud summons all per-
Mag say interest ~ sail boiler aud steam en-
gine, e ait ~ knowing or having anyihing 70 say Why
ne ~hnnih ~ a@---S - ~ fnrtAtfat 70
Init stascs and demned and cod 70 answer the
PRAYER OF saibeant, that they he and snpear orofe
said District Court, at lis the city OF hoknk 10
sail Dtrct sa,d 10Th lay Of september. iteS nj U
o'cl1ck " when I'd where said cause will be heard
thr AMI hsrc interpose their claims and answer SAID
iss Of information mi MAKE tnelr ~ cations ia that
betlf PETER As'YNDV ). MARSHAL.
ryH FULTON, Deputy.
Reoknk Zoe Co Iowa. Aug % 1865.
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Emerson's Agency.

IHNHE "FLOE
SEWING MACHINES have
the reversible feed motion,
which enables the operator
TO have the work carry eth
or way, or to change the a.
rection and fasten the end
ofsoams BY turning athnrat
screw. They sre uoiseiess
aud can be used whore quiet
Unnecessary. Their st.tch 10
the wonder of all, because
Of its combined elasticity,
strength sud beauty.
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ny IT. FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk, lee Co. Iowa, Aug 20 1865.
IT S.MARSHAEs DENOMINATIONS

=
- ftied Safes o. Aalerlot, S1giaern Dtris.0H If
hrl.-I, Peter Meendy, United State. Mareha tor the
State of iowa do her by public notice that ia The
OF the Quilted States against six half barrels
OF whisky in OF seizure and forfeiture under
81 Congress lid on.the 2i'h day Of Jny, 1865 OF
tMnva, Wspep county Iowa, attach and take into my
p'-,=ior ,r 4ie Ike ping six y hbls Of whisky lrked
Il N q and hereby ALEC CIV public notice I'll at the
time assigned for the Of l warrant and hearing
OF this Is the 81 Tuesday of Sepein II being
lAth DAY o. September. .. 1905 and hereby adm
i-h ana summons al r=ors claiming aBy itterpst in
sGt six 3 bhis Of whisky, or knowing having
t1ng say why the should not be decreed 10 lie
frt nie1 g, Tie uni.ad sta, aud =. conGemnsd aud
Is q answer the pras OF said lioeant, that they be
an 4ppear hsre the District Court is in tue
ety NeakrN ia said District ,sd 18th day uf Sep
nber i8d ~ 10 csork, Whep aud nlera said cause
will D. .ird then and there 10 serpose their claims
ant al bsl of iniormat;oa ali make their obi
cations in that behalf PETER MHiENpY,
Z : Marshal.
BY II FULTON, Deputy.
Teokuk Lse Co. Iowa Aug %. 6S
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MS-Snear Cured, Bacon Sides and
shoulder Ir saje by the ca or sir gle piece at
sugas RoBERTsUs. ALBEES-
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MAX SEED. 600 bushels wanted ct
highest lsa4Aef rice tor lhs &iant LeH4s L.Qd and
OIL n by ROBERTSON & sL5kRS, their Agts.
aux9s
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ERAIN BAGS--An extra good quality,
- BY the bale or dozen, (seenlle-s, idr sale ty
wa KELLOGG & bIR9E.
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HelUbelA,s Extract u SafsApafilla
heane~e ana rsosvates the blood nstils the VIC
osaltA inso he sysss ~ pargo ct - hs.os. -
naho Ssnoe. ap1AAA0
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II EOKUK, DENTAL DEPOT.-Dentists
- will md complete assos tnient u Artificial Treth
and Dentists Materials always hand orders from
the country will receive particular attention.
sep1 D. A. KERR.
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Treasssry Department

Office OF CoNpTRoILER rHs CURRENCY,
W.sHTeaTos, July Is. 1865
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
" scented to the under-ign 4 Il has beat made
to that "THE STATE NATIONAL
BANK OF kEOKUK,. Ia the city of KeoE1.k in
In the county Of Lee aud State Of Iowa. has been duly
Act of Congress entitled AN Act TO provide National
Currency secured by pledge OF United States Bond.
and to provide FOR the circulation and redemption
or approved June I'd 1854 aud has complied with all
the proyis ma :" said Act rqure, BE- cor piled |,
before sncing the business Of Banking nY said
Nov. Therefore T. Freeman Clarke Comptrolf.r OF
the Curruncy, do hereby certify that Tas sr4rs M
rfcsAL B,xK or KsoKUx" the city OF Kenkuk in the
snce the busu~-A o. Banking under tn. act soressd
- In testimony whsfeof witness ray hand snd
It's. tssaI Of oce, this ism 6av Of Jafy, 1856.
~ PRE- ENAN CtAKEB,
No. 1,4H.l Oomptrollse Of the Oasreney.
1y11-10D
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30

nrATnnED OF A GREAT Pol1-IcIox =
Thr following account Of the state Of Lord
Palmcr>tons, mind at the time Of his death
is fr'n the last letter Of Mr. Conway. the
Lon ton >poudcnt Of the Boston Com
monVra!t::
have III" following from unqueStiona-
tie authority. When It was rvrcciyc,i
that l.'rl Palm.r-ton would not recover,
Clergyman, accompanied bv Lord Shafts
lUry visited him for the purpose Of havin.
som" RI. .,irus conversation with him. They
found Ii" Oh man in a very low condition.
The rlcr4 y1nan asked him if he thought the
n" l..',-, which had been given him
wrr" h.n fetal
''I"-." The clergyman then Limited ,ha,
th"r" was another medicine which was Of
inti;:it'ly Greater IMPORTANCE "What is
Chri~', replied the clergyman, who, with
III t"r an opening, went on into rrligi-
As cxhortarion. When he came to !
?"us", Palmcr-ton said only "Go on" Thy
Clergyman, pleased at this, went on with
further rcl. -i"uS remarks, aud coming tc
another pause, Palmcrston said again
"Go ou." Much encouraged by this tht
clergyman continued frrvcntly, and Lore
Shaft l-aury, who is Very pious, Joined il
with him. At length, Palmcrst"n said
That i, VII; now read the sixth article. '
\" one present know what this meant an,
,an cl.r-yman referred to the sixth ar;icl.
IL t.. ,rayrr-hp"k which. however. Shyy
~ ,lc'lf "n the mysterious request Or
testing the dvin" mans mind further i
hetam.. a5und"ntly evident that he ha!
. >uppn-.i that he Was listening to the treat
of Utrecht, I'll" sixth article whereof rcla
Il = the surrender Of Dunquorlue
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
DESERTED.

The rrver flowed with the hight on rs breast,
And tie waves went edlv'nI by,
And the ronnIi re san vent down IN tie w"S'
When nv love-. loving Ins 10 my bps we're pres
T"der the rva"In. SKI
Now wc>,ing alone ID" The rTer SfrHv.
For nv love has .e'. me this many day
Left me To droop aid die.
As the rver A wed then. the river Hp"s si'!.
In ppe ant foam ! spray,
On hy rne church, and '"''i W the h1''.
And under he sluice "f re I'd furnt mil,
And ont to the FaA,ny dNv
Rtl lovelrm, ri,u e, for h"'rgh, gr".'s cod
When the song u sung ,"d the ta.e IL toll
AMI the hear Is 2 ven away.
Oh, river rur f7r Oh. liver, run fast F.!
o. weei~ ii"at oIt u hr sea
For he SIN !Io- gone inwn ,n nv heauIt"l avs
And the hop : that ke bread on the waters rh<'
Have drlfreI nv " he 'h"r,
elrelm il ~ fed and the dav its done,
And nv lips S;rII rnnrnur tie name Of one
Who will never { me ba k to me
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30

Of are adorned with trees of his "LoRp's
planting He may tremble at the face
Of fellow creature whose claim he can
not satisfy, but his conscience approves
the principles he has adopted and the
oracle he believes whispers in his ear.
Light iS svwn for righteous, and glad
ness for the upright in heart" Human
praise may seldom greet him. but the
dc~!rr % have conscience void Of Of
t'nr" towards God and man holds him
up III th. warfare Of life The mobiles Of
the nation may not hail him in the
>'r"et, tu; the visits of ministcring an
@,.l> make his humble dwelling one Of
i4e portals Of Heaven.-&~ugg'ss for LIE