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Accident.

Yesterday Mr.. William Newland, OF
Martinsville, tripped and fell while as
cending the steps of the Grant House,
and the back of his head was severely
cut. He was taken up and carried into
the hotel, where every attention was
shown him. DR.. Frissell was sent for,
who dressed the wound, and towards
evening Mr.. Newland was taken to his
bnme. ; se.e rrresrr 81 TgFg 81
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Roat Capsized

NEWARK, N. j., June 1s.-This morn
ing sailboat containing eight persons
capsized on Passaie river, and Mrs.
Ulmi, French lady, aud two children
were drowned.
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LIN Ckaancery.

Hest pirgiaic. IL Rales held IN the Clerks
0tRoe Of the Ciscsit Cosvt Of Wtt.el
Coumty, for the month Of Nay, 1867.
~ Attachmeut In Chancery.
David MCartn"y.) s,sarE -aA-saagn
'l'IIE ORJsCT OF This SUIT -
! 90 subject a certain tract OF land containing
ffteen hundred acres, more or lssa. situate on
the waters of Middle Island aud Fishing Greek,
in Wetzel County, West Virginia. and belonging
70 the defendant, David Mccartney, TO the pay.
ment Of the complai2ants claim Of t+020 with
interest nom the 9th day of August, ls59. ss
The defendant, David Mccartney, not having
entered his appearance, and Il appearing BY
affidavit fled, that HE is not o resident
of this State IL is ordered that he do appear
hrr within one month after due publication
of this order, and do what Ia necessary 10 pro.
toct bis interest In this suit.
\ Copy. Teste: FRIEND cox, Clerk.
GEO L. BOYD, and PkCk 4 HuBnARp,
for Complaiuants may29.oavtt
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RIVER NEWS.

THE EVER is slowly falling, with
about five and half feet water H. the
channel.
The Potomac left for Cincinnati last
evening with fine trip.
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,Tms III oRssCr OF rnl. SUIT Is
COlnmissiOner's sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID By the Circuit Court for Ohio county, NJ tho
May term thereof, In n canse therein fepead.
ing, Wherein William p, Wilson IL complainant
and William II. Dunlevy and others are defend.
ants, shall on the second Monday In July, is61.
a the front door u the Court House In the city
of Wheeling, proceed To sell the following de.
scribed property, to-wit; the one undivided
fourth part Of the property and rial estate situ.
ate in that part OF the city Of Wheeling CON.
monty called North Wheeling and known q the
saw mill property" and now occupied by vii.
son, Dunleyy & whceler, consisting OF parts Of
lots number ak. seven. eight nine and ten In
Jonathan Zane 80 addition Ia the town lpow cityD
81 Whccling-the said interest belonging 10 the
estate ol John Dunleyy, deceased. a..HI.l
TERMS Opeiourth cash, the rsidua In ,hrrc
equal payments of twelve eighteen and twenty
four months. with interest FROM tho day oi sale,
the purchaser giving baud and approved sc.
curity for the drrrrr-d payments.
". RICHARDSON
Jt6-l awit Commissioner.
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Commissioners Salc.
nv yInyER OR A nRcR9E N RN

SOnuhISSIOueT'S SNIcs
DY vIRV Bk OF a DECRGk q REN
ID dered by the Circnit Court Of Marion coun.
Is, at the April term therrol. for the scar ls61,
Ia the Chancrry cause ot jackson Jones, Ac.,
rs Lcatha East, at. al, shall, on the 2tth day
Of June, IsG1, before The ftVnt door Of the Court
House oi said county, between the hours Of ~
and o'clock of that day, at public auction. to
tho hi chest bidder, for cash In hand sufficient Ia
pay the expense of salo aud costs OF suit. and
the residue upon y credit Of three, nine and
eighteen months the purchaser to gi,o bond
with good and sufficient security; and a lien Ia
be retained upon said property to secure the ,lr
frrrcd payments, proceed ~ sell tho tract oi
land in the bill mentisned together with tho
mill theroOu.
The above property consists Of n tract Of land
containing about lJJ acies situated on both aide Q
OF Whit Day Creek, the boundary between the
counties uf Marion and MonUngaiia. About ~
acres of sid land are cloarcd-a portion Of which
j. buttom--and we'll adapted TO grass; the resi-
due T. heavily timb-rcd with Oak, Poplar, &C.
The mills consist Of one pr Bunu, pr. Corn
Crushers, I SHut Machine, and ali ths nxtures
necessary Co manufacture -four, together with q
good nav mill. all of which 10 In good running
| or,ler There IL also good dwelling house. and
all necessary out houses situated near the mills.
This property IL very valuable and affords q
fine opportunity % any one who may desire Ia
combine farming with milling. .
r. SMITH
nay25dit-wt Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

Philadelphians complain that the po,
lice take their tods on Sunday.
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NOTICE.
cEALsD PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at the Office Of the City Clerk, mp ts
Fr;day. June 2ist, 1857, at . o'clock p. n, for
xhife.washing the Second Ward Market Houss
and Old City Bah. With tgS sesss o. gocd Lime.
Jis,sa' @R 4. chns Con. "a Marfei..
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The border state Convention.

Our numerous Republican readers
will, no doubt, be pleased to receive
through our columns the following
Proclamation from the Radicals of Ma
iyIand to the Radicals of the other
border States. We have waited for
some time for its publication by some
"i the ''cnterprising" Radical journals
OF this State, but as they have so far
fctrained from giving it to their read
ers, we have concluded to present the
address ourselves. Our large circle OF
Radical readers, many of whom have
heretofore thanked us for information
concerning their prominent party men
and movements, which information
they would not have received but for
our columns, will understand that we
Present the accompanying document as
matter of special interest to them
selves, and because their own papers
nave 50 far refrained from giving it a
placa.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Wedding Party.
Alarge wedding party from Washing
ton, Ohio, was at the Grant Hcuseyester'
day. ITl ngs;l LII lIEsl Ill3}g
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BALTIMORE, Nav %, 1867.

10 the Repablicans Of Delarare, Hest
'"giRid, KeRtacky, Tennessee aud Mis-
souri,: /. .
=, The Republican Union State Conyen-
uon of Maryland, which met in Balti.
more on the l4th Of May, adopted unan-
'mously the following resolutions
Resoired, That we reaffirm our de-
mand heretofore made for the recogni-
'lon by law over all the. country Of the
entire equality of all American citi-
nens in all civil and political rights,
without regard to color.
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MASON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS
PRICES s75 TO s68O.

The subscriber desires every one TO send Tor
circular, which will be sent free 20 any address.
WILLIAM II. SHEIB,
80 Main Street,
A
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DEPAIRING AND TUNING OF PIANOS,
IL Organs, Melodeons, Accordeons, Flutinas
and all Musical Instruments promptly and care
fully attended to, at WILLIAM H. SHElB'S
Music Store
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With regard to the petition of Logan
& Co., and 6thers, druggists, in refer
ence to reduction of the assessment OF
water rent on said druggists, the COM
mittee recommended that the assessment
be made at the rate of four, instead of
eight, per cent. upon the rental value OF
said druggists.
In reference to extending the water
pipe to the Island, the committee re-
ported that they had no means Of ascer-
tanning the cost of the same.
The reports Of the committee were
adopted.
The Street Commissioner reported
that during the month of May he bad
been paving over tho water pipe, reset
ting curbstones, and cleaning the streets
and alleys in different parts of the city.
Owing to the quantity Of work, he had
to increase his force. He presented
bills amounting to S646 25. Of this
amount, there was expended in the
First Ward. SO 90 Fouth Ward ..sss s7a
Second Ward. .240 374 Fifth Ward. 46 e7s
Third Wa I'd . .l7s so Sixth Ward. 10 62s
The reports of the committee were
adopted. u y
An ordinance for assessing and levy
ing water tax was read. 1t embraces q
reduction of four per cent. on druggists
Mr.. Miller moved to strike out the
clause taxing street hose. Carried.
The ordinance was put upon its pas
sage, and lost. +s5- s
Mr.. Hughes moved to reconsider,
which was carried. A running debate
followed, the Clock" being the tax on
street hose.
Mr.. Shallcross moved that the CLAUSE
taxing street hose be re-inserted. Car
| ried.
The ordinance was again put upon its
passage, and there not being q two
thirds vote, it was lost.
The PRESIDENT announced that, under
the rules, the ordinance would come up
at the next meeting Of Council, and, if
majority vote for it, it will pass.
kThe report of the Health Officer was
| received and ordered filed.
The bill of Mr.. Gilchrist, City Sur
veyor, for survey of coal bank, amount:
ing to $50, was ordered paid. 49, --
This action was reconsidered, and the
bill rejected, he being allowed $40.
A petition from citizens of the Sec
ond Ward instructing the Street Com
missioner to dig gutter along Pine
alley, between Main and Market streets,
was referred to the committee on Streets
and Alleys for report.
A petition from Dewey, Vance d Co.
for o sewer from their mills, in South
Wheeling, to the river, was granted
with the proYisO that the same be done
at tho petitioners. expense.
A petition from citizens of the Fourth
Ward for = foot crossing on Main
street; from Beck's alley, was granted
with the proviso that the same be done
at the expense Of the property owners.
A resolution directing the Street Com
missioner to place foot crossing on
Main street, from Beck's alley, was lost
A resolution directing the Street Com
missioner to pave portion of Market
street with boulders was laid over.
A resolution instructing the Street
Commissioner to ascertain the amonnt
of damage done 20 Samuel Mason, from
defective sewer, and report to Coun-
Gil, was sdoptsd.s q s5B@aAR az 1
81 Hr Tshk
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SECOND HAND PIANOS OF VARIOUS
- makes, for sale low at WAL H. SHEIBs
Music Store
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The railroad and steamboat compan-
les from New York to Albany have car
ried their competition into the far
Vest, and tickets are sold to Cleveland
for three dollars and to Chicago fol-
seven dollars.
Galveston, Texas, it is estimated by
the authorities of that city, now has a
population of 22,5OO, an increase since
1860 of about 1850. OF the present
population, II, 500 are whites, and 5000
colored.
A young girl, aged fifteen years, was
arrested in Jersey City last Friday af.
ternoon, for bathing in the canal dur
ing broad daylight, with boys Of her
own age, to the great scandal OF the
neighborhood. a1g
The President will leave Washington
on Friday morning. sleep in New York
that night, and arrive in Boston on Sat.
urday night, resting there on Sunday
in preparation for the. .cerenonies Of the
following day. ,5Ee On 80 Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-28

THE REUNION OF TIE SECOND Yr.-WG
learn that some forty odd of the officers ant
soldiers Of .'thc Old Second" " met and held
/ the second annual reunion, at the American
last week. Is the press Of this city was
not even notified Of the place Of meeting,
we had supposed that j; was to be strictly
private affIir. \ brief report Of proceed
ings however. appears in Friday mornings
Times, from which we learn that Col. Joyce
presided that permanent Organization
was made by the appointment of Lieut.. c.
N. Bliss, Secretary, and Capt. E \. Tildon,
Treasurer. and an Executive Committee con
sis,ing Of Col. L. z. johnson, Surgeon N.
j. Hyde, Sergt. j. S. Spauldiug, Lieut.. A.
=. Robbins and Lieut.. c. N. Bis, ard that
supper and round Of speeches, songs and re-
mmisccnces followed The following pre-
amtic and resolutions were adopted.
'Ncmicrs Of tic Second Vermont. again
we bail the Anniversary Of cur ''Mustc--in.'
We recognize the hand Of God IN the pre-
sa4y4ti0n of our lives during the interval
cs peace. 40 Jess than iu the Yeas Of bloody
sailc. We still claim the name Of Patriots.
Therefore Rcsolrsf, That though we are
mustered ont as soldiers, we do not feel DIS
charged from the faithful performance Of cur
duties as citizens. We stiil love the stars aud
stripes, we stiil lore The dig Of our own Green
Mountain State.
Eolrci, That as sc once rallied at cur
Country cl'I, Wc stil stand ready to DO her .
service ir the field If occasion requires.
Bo0lrsf, That for us TO compromise with .
traitors, ls t1 prove recreant 10 cur trust,
as citizens Of this Republic, and 20 bring dis
honor upon the names Of our fallen comrades.
Rolr.l, That IN the future We, ss mem
q ar- o. thi, orgauizltou- WI. labor TO secure
the attendance AZ their reunions q an belong
ing % the old Second
Raalr-f, That the thanks Of the regiment
te rendered 90 the mluagtrs oi the VI. Central,
Nt Ctulla, Pas-amrs.- Rutland S. Bur'ius-
ton, AMI Bennington IS Rutland r Il. Co.,
fr the courtesy o, return tickets over their
respective roals
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Vermont Medical Society.
sE.I-ANNyAr CONVENTION.


Trrs.-,y INN. .n
The society r--a,scm-ici a- = T. A.' l-e
President in tlc. Chair.
"'' " '''-''1 ''
scnt,i specimens %. mucous membranes
.i., fl.4.,.- d, c.,,,lo .-+..-+ ,,,.7.-
- ''' SEQ
his care, and gave a history ol tlc case
DIR. Brllcv. of Chcl-av. introduced the
-......-..,i..,..-
hc94r'i, mat eAcA member % 'ae b .i'i .l
councillors .e II u-siei 90 -lin-sl 20 .Ae So
rhv.-;,ar- I:5,s OF hi. csduty. -
DR. Harding. Of Grand Isle. read paper
on .he Topography ami diseases Of Grand
I-lc County.
Prot j.. Perkins presented tie following
r.,.-..... -.t.-.t. ,,..-...l.-...F
ho..t'-' ls.' ina, i .s 3. Jul. .s.t'.,,
5 =, -. en- ,-.
49,. -, ''' .tt 80. ~ --.-.-. 10 .i.
i.'..:f nan -...ff..I.l ~. rrs .,7-
-, -. pL,s;., ~ .I.
fst-.-,-.. -t..-. .t.fi-...- ....-..l g..
,t5' ,.. ,I ~ .-l.. ~. tt, -
relative germ. which re-ll, 10 ts 1-latfrr AMI
conception, IS thar moment ln gli.t the CGcl-
tos enlows the new b..u- wilma ..gr or-lu-
ism and au iuper'-lat'e soul.
Ps.Ireg. .qI. That au l.--l.-.4 u the
criminal coles. which l.s.iugu.sls- the grade
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rcrmnnt lIehl.nl socIe -.

Ths sem. luuuli session oftLe Vermont s..-
d;eal $ s.sty comm accl at the Court HOUSE iu
this ei,g June lo.t. Th. Profession Of .ls State
was largely IerresenteI. The soo'ety c-e-
v-nei atlOA.M The Presilen. OF The Society
being absent. D-.H. b. IIoLroy vice-Pr,s Dent,
took the chair. The session was opened with
prayer jy Prof ". H. BrcEuAv oit the U.V.
". The rr,c.clfn-s Of tae annual session v.ss
read b. the Secretary, Dr.. L. c. BrTLLa.
Or. y. w. Br.ley from the Board Of C1uu-
cillOrs, reported that the B1ari Of Councillors
had organized by the appointment Of Dr. y. W.
BaALEY Of Chelsea, as President, aud DR.. Il. D.
HolToy, Of Putuey, as Secretary that nrs. C..
Smith, Of Gaysyille John Eaovls5n, OF Castle
ton a. W. Styles, Of salbury; Ca4s W.
Peck, Of Brandon, aud wm Il. Gilliugs, Of
Bakersfield, had complied with the requirement.
OF the Constitution, and were recommended tC
be elected members Of the Society tha, th,
application Of Dr.. 3. F. Eaton vas lail over ,c
the annual meeting, not having been presented
N proper time ; and that paper on Py'mt
by Dr. S. T. Brooks would be presented at the
oTening Of the session in he afternoon. Th'
individuals above named we're duly elected Al
members Of the Society.
An invitation for the members Of the Society
to visit'the Medical College at II \ NJ. this
day. from the Dean Of the Medical Faculty, wa
announced. Voted to accept the invitation.
The Society we're alec invited to join in Il
procession and attend the Commencement ezer
cises Of the Medical Department Of the L. V. NJ
this evening at the City Hall.
The allress of the Vice-Presiient Tis ap
pointed to be delivered at P NJ, ins;eal OF
as announced 10 the morning paper.
The Society then adjourned to . P. VI.
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: UMBER FIFTY TWO.

MAscNIc DEDICATION AT WINOoskI-Web-
ster Lodge of Winooski Falls dedicated their
new Hall in GOodwin's Block last Thursday
afternoon. There was full attendance Of
the members Of the Lodge, and numerous
brother masons from abroad. The services
being public, good many citizens not men,
bers of the order, were also present. The
dedication ceremonies were performed by
Grand Master L. B. ESCLzsBY of this city,
in a highly impressive manner, after which
a dedIeatory prayer was offered by Rev.
Mr.iStewart, Of this city. After the dedica-
tion procession was formed, marshallcd by
Col. WV. D. MUNsON and headed by
the Hinesburgh Band. and marched to
the Congregational church, where an
address was delivered by Rev. Ed
wiz WHEELocS of Cambridge, Assis-
tant Grand Chaplain Of the State The ad-
dress occupied about an hours time, and was
an ableand interesting discourse on the inter
dependence Of human Society, as the basis
OF fraternal associations. Il was cmphati-
caily and handsomely delivered and gave de-
light to all who heard It, We are informed
that COPY Of the address has been solicited
for publication, and will soon appedrin
pamphlet form. Immediately after these
interesting exercises the company repaired
To TIE Village Hall, in the basement OF tie
Church, where the lady friends of
the order served very bountlful and
attractive repast. All the substantials
and dainties that fair hands could contrive
were here displayed in abundance, all free
md accepted After spending a short
md agreeble season atthe table,, the COM
amy again returned TO tn cir Hall. which
Vas tastesully trimmed with eyergreeus and
notices. Upon the wall was the portrait of
hc late DIR. John 5 Webster. Of Colehes-
er, in Whose honor the Lodge bears i.s
.hartercd name. The attractive and sub.
tantiil Masters chair was the generous gift
% the Lodge by his widow, Mrs B. y.
Webster. The remaining portion of tn, even
ns was spent in a social leyec. Short speeches
we're made by Hon. L. B. EvcLEsEY, Rev.
lr. heelock and Hon. G. F. louGHroy Of
t. Adams. At an early hour benedictiln
ras pronounced, and an occasion long to be
emembered by Webster Lodge and it,
-ieni-, was brought to a close.
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IL the young | would say that thev viii be
sale IL takin me u a model. L.ayin here q
Pennies boy, It l. not for me 10 -ag whether
or not hev succeeded. ! am no longer a
pennIless boy, nor u them wich are round
me. Mrs. Cubb ain pennies boy. nor
is-but thi, j. a wandering from the sub
/ Jeck. For the encUuraEms NJ ~ the your Q
men atoTe me, ! wood say that ! hey enilyeI
all care about ! am no aspIraut Tor NO.
thin, and therefore the way | now open Tor
em- AL places Nv honor is DOW before en-
/ thanked You for this c1riel welcom. North
CarOny sent me out pennile,s bJv. and
dld not afford me sIch advantages q, cIu-id-
erin my merits, ] ought 20 hey had. yet
luT her. lts better q it wuz G. i1 out d
penniless boy and rcturuin after Lullin every
oits, from alderman Nv my ador-ii village
up to President, shows 10y qualitie. T. ,aucI
better advantage than ef hadn't gone out
pennies boy. / thank yoo l1r t.l- tribute
TO my many good qualities.
And be startid 10 ct down when Randall
whispered suthin in hIs ear.
Ri-in promptly, and drawiu out bis har-
kercher, the President assoomcd lo1k ur
subdJ0i greei, and rJ-o1mci
q" l hcy come among You 20 Tar,iclIat. 10
the dedicashun Nv a IN uumout % a man
wicl y0I all loved, tho it hez took suthin
like fifty yeas for yoo to dIskiycr it. H. wuz
poor and humble, Wich akk0uuts for my g0-
IN from among y0o penuilc-s boy. but uy
him am proud. for he'd it not hn for him .
wooden Il hcy returned the shinin ,x xmtle .
20 your young men wIch | am
Ihe corner stun waz aId and the m8ug-
ment set on to II. Ii j. NV rcd limestone.
ten foot high. It's 5z good a ten tot .
stun uy respeck q there is 10 y nth Cariiny.
Their wuz several inciilnts which o,currei
wich did not appear IN the telegraph. When
his Exee!.eucy wuz sTerkin uy himself and
rCmaIkt ,hat bis race wa nearly rum @ uu-
Niger yelled out, " Tank de
Lord and when the Quldro1ns WIS
strcwin flowers on the grave ly Ills Excel
leucy's father, ] ob-crylI more tirtern
among the uiggers than I approved us on 50
sOllum occasion / aslt Randall what He
thout Of the sp,keashou, AMI li- answer .'It
don't pay struck me a- h.via a v4ue uy
-r0Oth running through d.
PETEoLEln Y. NASuY. u. NJ
" Ich Is Pustma-Ior.) and Professor ~ the
Ham and Japheth Free Acll,my for the
Development NV the luryII,k uy u race
Irrespective uy color
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TO this complexion mus, we come at
last, 90 says a St Marks, Fla. paper 10 refer
ence to the appointment Of q negro as post
master
The New ORLEANS Picqym, thinks the
greatest living oxcaytor is ben. Suerlian,
who KEEP. boring Wells TIL be rc-cAed
Flanders.
4 disturbed preacher remarked. III that
cros-ed-eyed lady no the side aisle, with red
hair and blue bonnet, don't stop talking,
! must point her out to the congregation '
Some time since gentleman died in tie
town OF y, who during lite refused 10 be
leyc IN another world. Two or three weeks
after his demise, hIs wife received through
medium q communication. which rad as i'll
lows: Dear wife. now Believe. Please
send me my tiiH clothes.
A horrible crime is reported from the east
side Of town. ln the calm Oi the eveniug-
with nothing TO provoke or cxtenuate suca
crime-a ballct--irl retired 70 her own room
and eyecutcd her grand pas TIE Coroner
has not been notified ". Y. Gg-e'te.
In a street at Paris. the other day. @
lady's crinoline became loose and ioli o1
Great was the hillrity Of the public and the
distress Of the far one But onward she
went \ gcntl-man who had courage to
pick up the fallen property. and o. run
after the lady with 1t, received a dgtouating
smack on his 9acc a bI- rewurd. The lady
tnen burs. into tears, and retired Wi-h ler
property into a shop
4 member Of the New York ConstCri0nal
Convention in session at Albany, sand TO the
Hon. VIM. VI. Evar =. the other cav
Il suppose this Il the ablcst body OF men
ever assembled in the State of New York -
"My dear sir, " responded Eysrts, There
can scarcely be any doubt If IL; lor have
heard the came remark made by almost every
member Of the Convention l'
Tie conversation closed Just a, this uoiut.
Rochester Democratic
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u POetr
4 Dream OF Summer.


Bland as the morning breath Of June
The southwest breezes play
And through 10 haze tne winter noon
Seems warm g summers day
The snoW-piumel Angel Of the North
iss dropped his icy spear
Again the messy earth looks forth,
again the streams gush clear.
The fox bis hill sile cell forsak5s,
The muskrat leaves his nook,
The bluebirl in the meadow brakes
Is SINGING with the brook.
" Bear NJ, d, Mother Nature ,'' cry
Bird, breeze and s'resmlet free,
" Our winter voices prophecy
OF summer days 10 thee.
So, IN those winters Of the s1ui,
By bitter blasts and lrcar,
O'ersWert from mcmcrY's frozen pale,
VIII sunny days appear.
Eeviviug Faith AMI Hope. they show
The soul its living powers.
And how beneath the winter snow
Lie germs Of summer flowers.
TIE Night Is mother Of The Day,
The Winter of the Spring,
And ever upon Oh Decay
The Crcclest moses cling
Behind the cloud the starlight turks.
Through showers the suubeams fall
For God, Whe l5vcth all His works.
Has left His hope with ALL