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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-11
New York. JulY 8, Is6s
Correction,
MoRaANTowN, July 10, 1865.

Editors Intelligencer:
Some material typographical errors
occur in rendering my letter to you OF
the 9th inst, but one error is a little too
broad to go without correction. Speak
ing OF our opponents in this county, I
said: Ell.
"Tho rank and file consist of six
hundred patriots who voted for John
c. Breckenridge in 1860, one hundred
men who have Niger on the brain, and
about Quo hundred land not one thou
sand, as printed, stragglers, bouncers
and rats, who never had any party
affiliations or principles" -
-+..-t..- A MnN0rdATTaH
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ruE Union people OF Brooke county
nave formed an association for the pur-
pose OF erecting a monument 10 the
memory OF the deceased soldiers of that
county. .. G. Jacob. Esq, of the Her-
aid, is President of the Association.
The work is to begin when So 600 have
been secured.
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IT Is very kind in the editor of the
Register to telegraph us nil the way
from New York that Kilograms from
radical sources declare that West VIr-
ginia, like old Virginia. will ratify the
nominations" What II this should
turn out to be mistaken Won't the
editor be good enough to indicate the
Radical sources" referred to. Lord,
Lordl, How this world Is given to
lying" WAS the utterance of one Jack
FalstsG after hearing a similar story.
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HAPPY mARRIAGEs.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEE, on the ErTors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. nnyls.3md&w
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TIE editor Of the Kansas CHEZ thinks
General Buekner, of the Louisville
Courier, acts ungratefuIly in not going
for Grant, as Grant went for him at
Fort Donelson.
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TIE Democratic platform of 1854 do.
clarsd the war a failure, The Demo.
cEarc platform of 1865 proposes to re.
new The war, light 1t over again. and
aIfow The rebels TO win victory.
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steambnst.L eslis Combs"
Whereas IlteI has been filed in the Dis
LEict Court OF the United states for the Dis
tr CT OF West Virginia, on the 2ith Of June
1868, by George y. Best and John H. Best,
partners in bust ness under the dHm name OF
Best d Bro. against the steamer "Leslie
Comb" her engines, tackle, OUTFIT, apparel
and fuTnituIei now therefore, in pursuance
OF tee monitiOn under the seal Of the said
court TO me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming the said steamer, her engines,
OUTFIT, apparel and furniture, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and sp.
pear before the said District court, to be held
at the city of WheeLng, in and for the Dis
tr1ct Of West Virginia, on the 18th day or
July 1858, at IL O'Clock In the forenoon, of
that day, provided the same shall be g day
of Jurisdiction; otherwise, on the next day of
Jurisdiction thereafter) then and there TO
Interposs their claims, and 10 make their al.
legations in that behalf
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
q. s.. Marshal District w. Va.
By VII. IRWIN, Deputy. ty9-l4td
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Dividend.
Notice.

HID Gas. Posr No. 4, DPT W. VA, G, Arr
HPEIEBsosis HALL
WHEELING W. VA, July 10, lsos.J
TO Ru Honor, 1e AoEoT Of ne eity Of Wheel.
ing:
sR:-Ths Committee appointed by Post
No. 4, g. a q. Of this city, 70 make arrange
LnenLs for the decoration Of Soldiers Graves
on the uth inst, respectfully request thai
you VIII Issue your ofdcIaI proclamation, re-
queRttng the citizens 70 close their stores End
other places OF business at O'Clock on the
Afternoon OF that day, in order that they
and Their employees may participate In the
ceremonies Of the occasion.
VerF Respectfully Your obi SeITt'5,
s. l. BRICE,
p JNOs OARLIN,
o. gss5 W. T. hISGLE1ON.
D. B. AcILWAIHE,
VIM. q TIPPETT,
JSO. L. MORRISON, Ssc'y
Com mlttee ATrangemenIs.
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For Sale and Rent.

DU sINEss BASEMENT ROOMS,
ID finished ofices and Daguerrean rooms In
second story, and rooms for other purposes
for rent in my brick block on Main street.
Possession given Immediately.
Building lots and dwelling houses for sale-
Also Manufacturing E1t6, containing eight
lots, fronting on Main street and the rTer,
between the Belmont and Riverside Mills.
Sixth Ward. AlSomy co1ntry place for sale
THOS. HORNBROOK.
Once. No. u4< Main street, above Mon.
roe, up stairs. febl4-u
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THE Wheeling Register has made
great professions OF friendship for
Union soldiers, and has given itself
vast trouble Lest the Union party
should slight them, Yet the editor of
the Register now telegrnphs from New
York, at Is everywhere admitted that
West Virginia [delegauonl defeated
Hancock" Why did tho editor and
tho rest Of his delegation slaughter
Hancock Simply because he was an
Union soldier who up to the close of
the war had dono hIs duty and made a
good record.
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HD. QRs. Posr No. 4, g. Ar.
WHEELING STuIV 4 1865,


TN COMPLIANCE WITH GFHERAL
i Order No. IL, Id. QrS. g. A. 3, the MEM
bers of this Post will meet at their Hall, IN
Saturday afternoon July 18th at 3p. m. for
the purpose ofdecorating the graves of their
fallen comrades. A cordial Invitation Is eI-
tended to all, who have served in the Regu.
lar. Volunteer or Militia service TO particle
pate Those who have received medals from
ihls or other States, are requested to wear
them on the occasion.
WIS. BADGER, P. A.
The committed appointed by Post No. 4. G.
A. X. TO make arrangements for the dedtca-
ton Of Soldiers Graves on the 18th Inst, re-
spectully invite all benevolent and chari.
table societies and the citizens of Wheeling
and vicinity, to take paTttn the ceremon1e,
or the occasion. The ladies and friends of
deceased soldiers are specially requested to
contribute flowers and evergTeens, which
may be left at the office of General Kelley,
in the Custom House, on the morning of The
18th, or taken to Mount Wood Cemetery, as
may suit their convenience best.
8. L. BRICE,
J.L. MORRISON,
W.T.. SINGLETON
D. B. hcILWAINE
WIN. TIPPETT,
tJ6-td JNO. CARLIN.
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The following circular was ex-
tensively circulated about the rooms
ofthe various delegations at New York,
and made the subject of quiet dis.
cussion:
To the Delegates 10 The National Dem.
ocrdtic Convention - Ge1ltLemep THE
question of reconstruction must be
met. Negro suffrage in ten Southern
States is an accomplished fact, for
which you are not responsible, but
which yopi cannot avert. Nine.tenths
of the colored men in America will
vote next fall. The only remedy for
Ignorant suffrage controlled by demR-
gogues is to enlist the virtue and INTEL
Rence of the women of America in the
Government. Please read the follow
ing resolution carefully, and oblige
"A RADICAL DEMOCRAT.
New York, July 2, 1868.
Whereas, The question OF suffrage be-
longs TO the STATES and not to The Gem
eraI Government-and iCheredS the
Democratic Party, as the Party of Pro-
gress, is in favor of the widest extern
sion of suffrage consistent with the In
terests OF intelligence and public order;
therefore,
Re8olUed, That we recommend to the
Democracy OF the United States to adj
vocate the extension of suffrage to all
citizens Of mature age and sound mind
not legally convicted OF crime, who can
read the Constitution and write their
own name, without restriction of sex,
race, property or opinion. #.
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"As AN EVIDENCE of the general
idea," tolegraphs tho editor of the
Register from New York, IT may say
that Cabinet appointments are already
being solicited" The general idea"
therefore seems to be "spoils.". We
trust "H. s. W." is down for something
"a foreign mission, for instance, to the
coast of Guinea.
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9aF 8aIe.
Hahn Street. Lot for SsIs
Executors Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Merchants National Bank Of West Virgins
al Wheeling, and FouIfean Shares e suck
Of the Belmont HLidEe Company belonging
VIII be sold At public yendue a The front
door 81 the Court HOUSE IN the city OF Steu-
benV1Lle, Ohio, on ThundEy, this "a Day q
July, A. D. 1888. Sale 70 commGnes At fEo
O'Clock p. m. Of said day.
Terms OF sale made knoRn ON TIA day o.
JOHN IRVINE,
Executor Of Mary Fleming.
J. NJ g TRAISER, ATTY for Exscutor.
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EuERE is now no probability that
Congress- can adjourn before the LIST OF
August. - 80.
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TIM Ereenbaok Pendletonians re-
farm ffon< the New York Convention
lookiaE and feeling greener than ever.
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GREENDACKs arc scarcely 80 Hgood,'
as they We're some days ago,
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STEAMBOATS,.
Fare Reduced.

The hne slde-wheel Steamers
LIN. MCCULLOUGH, Capt. Moore.
I susS& lBAHARD, Capt. Shepherd.
STAR GREY EAGLE, Capt Brennan.
Leave Wheeling for Marietta and Par
EVERY EVENING, .I=.
Sunday Excepted, at nine o'clock p. m.
Passage Through, Meals aud Slate Rooms
included 81 50.
.Roat for PIttsburg every morning at 7
o'clock.
FreIghts Will be received at ali hours ofthe
day on the landing. TarpaultnB and other
appliances have been provided by the COM
pany for the preservation and safety of all
freight, whether In large parcels or small
packages.
Freieht carried either up or down at RE-
DUCED RATES.
) - JAS. H. HOLMES, Agent.
T. 81. MOGG, Freight Agent. \.
ONCE and sitting Room, No. SO Monroe 81.
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has proved itself to be the most perfect pre-
paration for the Hair ever offered to the
public to
Restore Gray Hair 10 iIs Original
Color,
and create a new growth where 1t has fallen
on hom disease or natural decay.
1t will prevent tho Hair from falling out.
Allwho use 1t are unanimous in awarding
t the praise of being the best Hair Dressing
Our Treatise on the Hair cent free by mall.
Manufactured only by r. P. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, N. n. Projectors.
For sale by all druggists. jel9.1md&weod
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Tempora Mutanter, ete.

on The day that the New York cor
RESPONDENT of the Regis.eT became one
of the proprietors Of that paper, an
editorial article appeared IN its columns
under the caption "Loysl Blacks"
describing the negroes % ga set Of peo-
pie whose feeble mental ray can't pen
citrate the meaning of the words used
by the Radicals 10 describe them" az
"the only race that cheerfulIy accepts
"A condition Of slavery and thrives un-
der 1t better than In freedom" as mo
moye NJ for poLltieaEpo than an idiot
To pilot a ussseL through Hel[0Gte;" as
being loyal "aH the dog is loyal TO
the hand that tosses him bone; as the
OK IL loyal to crib and stall; as the hog
IL loyal to the trough; as race that
"bas followed the instinct Of the brute
In remembering the hand that
fed him." DC, DC. Yet that editor
has lust spent FIVE days in "A
a Convention to which full blooded
"nigger," a "bIg buck niger" joe
Williams Of Tennessee, was an accredi-
ted and admitted delegate, and in
which he sat on perfec; equality, Po-
liticaIly and socially, with the fas
tidious editor OF the Re0tsIe'
and the other fnstidtous, blue.blood
ed, chivalrous, high-toned Southern
gentlemen composing the West Vtr
giniH delegation. Worse than this, VI
understand the Tennessee and Yves
Virginia delegations occupied con
tIguous seats, and that Mr.. JOSEPH
williams, tho "cullered cuss from Afri
cay" aforesaid sat next to the Yves
VirGinlans. Think of this for dv'
DAYS. with the thermometer up among
the ninetlesi
we are curious to know whether Mr.
Joseph Williams aforesaid gave any
indications that his feeble mental ray
penetrated" the Significance OF his pc
sition or that he accepted the situation
and whether "ths feeble mental ray
or the able bodied olfactories OF the
editor perceived anything peculiar in
the juztaposItlon. We are very much
afraid these fellows navO turned Joe
wIIIiams' head with schemes of negro
supremacy and an African empire nj
the South"
We have had one essay on the ''Loyal
Blacks" Now let US have one on th'
"Drmocrntic Niger" detailing the ex
perience OF the editor with this maj
and brother in tho Convention and ii
the parlors and dining rooms of thu
New York hotels.
1t is perhaps no more than fair to snJ
in this connection that the report sen
ont to the country that there was {
great contest among the delegates who
should be allowed to room with Mr.
williams at his hotel was not strictly
in accordance with the facts. At least
the contest was not as great as repre-
sented.
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CITT or WHEELING,
NAvnEla lFr~

: LIIT On WHEELINGl
MAYoAs oTF1cE, July 10. 1888. !
respectfully invite attention 10 the fore
going communication and earnestly hope
That the request may be complied with, %
the end that ali the people may have an OPP
potunItY OF participating in The interest,"
Ing ceremonies proposed. So
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q 8fn.
For Rent.

nEK OF THE FISEsT STORE Rooms
NJ In the city, conner Main and Union -
SEood RO0ns on a and "a s40Ey ven ffnfI51s
81 suitable for Ones or sleeping ro1T1s
~ L IRWIN.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Flarksburg
Telegraph proposes B. Tyson Harmer,
Esq. for the House of delegates on the
Union ticket, in that HARRISON county.
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80 Ynpr InlH 9. ~

me Democracy DfsEustsd and me Re
pubIleaus EInfed.
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HOWTHE CIVILIZATIONS ARE RE.
CEVRD.

They Pan PIaf in New York ana
WashInEton.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS
u tr.ct of West Virginia, s. 5.
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Carbonate of Lime.

RsrATE OF ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
~ Letters testamentaTy in the above es-
tate having been granted 10 the subscribers,
all persons indebted to said estate will make
payments, and those having claims present
them for setilementto 49,
CAROLINE HEYHAE, S35, N! Sixth st. !;
RAPHAEL HEYMAH, S85 n. Sixth st.;
ADOLPH- f. HOCHSTADTER, 8. +. cor
ner Of Sd q Market, Philadelphia. jy4-2W"
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TLEvENTH QUARTERLY REPORT of
II the condition of the National Savings
Bank in Wheeling, in the State OF West va,
on the morning of the First Monday OF July
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Mfir adrerffsements

OIXTEENTH QUARTERLY REPoRT.
- shoVfns the condition Of the t1KEt M
ffSrsi RanE OF Mount Pleasant, Ohio, On 9hs
dFst M0ndHy Of July, iS6s..
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INTELLIGENCE.

tt n DI ..
vAsIABLY Is ADVANCE.
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NEURALGIA

Can be effectuaIly cured by taking Tr. Ro.
backs Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, and
bathing the affected parts with Ttnctnre of
Aconite orChIoroforIn. l-i1i.1 q I14 p
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIE,
[ tEiet of West Virginia, s. }.
p Eba7er Co..
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nnRnmG EnrTIoH.
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-Rr.4EaEp EyHT TUEsDAT, THUEsDAT
AID SATURDAY.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-10-02

Mile Luzgel, the pretty French ac-
tress, was recently married to Prince
Tolstoi, one of the weslthiest young
noblemen of St Petersburg. The
Prince ''popped the question" in a
somewhat unusual manner. There
was fair at the St Petersburg French
theater, for the benefit Of the French
hospital Mile Luzgel presided over
one Of the stands at the fair, and
Prince Tolstoi banteringly asked her
how much she would take for a kiss.
She glanced at him rather stefnly, and
replied that she would not kiss any
man but her betrothed. The Prince
passed on, but returned to Mile Luz
gels stand a quarter Of an hour after
ward, and said rather thoughtfully to
the young actress, "Win you permit
me to ask you another question,
Msdsmoisellel" "With pleasure, siF.D
sHsYe you betrOthedP She eyed
him a moment in surprise and said
then, with blush and smile. 'tNo,
sir" "Would you ike to have oneT'
''That depends on circumstances" she
said lsuhgiDg. "WelI, then, would
you take me ln So saving, he handed
her his card. She was greatly aston
ished, and finally stammered out she
would give him an answer next day.
On the following morning he called aE
her house, the reply was in the sfirma-
tive, and to-day Aademoisells Luzgeli is
a Princess and a happy wife.
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The Family Newspaper.

DR.. franklin remarks that a man as
often gets two dollars for the one he
spends in informing his mind, as he
does for a dollar he lays out in any
other way. A man can cal a pound
Of sugar and It is gone, and the pleas
ure he has enjoyed is ended, but the
information he gets from a newspaper
IS treasured up to be enjoyed anew,
and to be used whenever occasion or
inclination calls for it. A newspaper
is not the wisdom Of one man or two
men; it is the wisdom of the age, and
Of past sges too. A family without a
newspaper is always a year behind the
times in general information; besides
they can never think much or find
much to talk about And then there
are the little ones growing mp without
any taste for reading. Who then,
would be without a DewspapeT-and
who would read one regularly without
paying for il
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it in the air, and as he did 50,

charged it in the air, and as he did 80,
said: .sa-g a
q do not fire at you, Mr.. Clay
With these words he advanced and
offered his hand, which Mr.. Clay took
with the cordiality which became him,
You owe me a coat, MIR. Clay asaid
Randolph gaily. 0asoa
d am gland the debt is no greater
was Mr. Clay's happy reply. 20 -'o'aa
The parties now all returned to the
city with light hearts. On reaching his
lodgings, the eccentric Randolph took
the nine pieces of gold from his pocket,
and seid to the three friends for whom
he had designed them: o.. TI
Gentlemen, Clsy's bad shooting
shan't rob rou ofyour seals. I am 60
ing to London, and will have them
made for you i bsasarr V
And so he did, taking great care too,
to get upon them the correct arBtorial
bearings. On Monday after the duel,
the antagonists exchanged cards, and
they remained on terms of civility dur
ing the rest of their lives.
/ Seven years after, when Mr. Clay
was in the Senate, and was expected to
decliver an important speech, poor Ran
dolph, who was near his end, wenttC
the Senate Chamber to hear once more
the voice of the great KeRtuekian. As
Mr.. Clay rose to begin his speech, Ran
dolph said:
Help me up, help me up. came
to hear that voice
When the session was over, Mr.. Clay
offered bis hand, and they had a briet
but cordial interview. nd
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If the Presidential Campaign were
to continue six months longer we
should find the Democratic pspers
jns6fying, praisiDg and endorsing
every act word and barbarity Of the
rebellion. They are already engaged
in belttling Union soldiers and deny
ing, or apologizing, for Anderronville
and other atrocities. The logical lcon-
clusion from their partisan Trades is,
that defending the flag and the integ-
rity of the nation was bluuder and an
outrage.
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Hollands German Bitters
Hoonand's German Tonic

q eoubsaafiOa s al ths iagTedientI Of ne BiticTg
tviR PCEE Sdat1 CTHt Rum Orange, ETC. Il S Esed
pslrs alcoolie smUlus q required Toa lyu bear IN
p.fRd Ddf Hsse rsmedies are entirely different from
anV oQers odUsTssd for gs qf e disedSes named
SSs bring srieaIifc preparations N medicinal eSTdcS
UBhis ne oiisrs are mere decctinHy Of ia soma
form. Tls TONIC Is decidedly one Of de HlOa pted-
sals and agreeable reMedieS offered to Oe public
Fs taat % s1Qlrsis il pedssre % take IL iohite fi
HGe-uiao ezhilarating and nedlclsdi QldliteS h0SG
saassd q 3 b slaslSa sS ths grsstsst " - iosaSG
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THERE are few people who have not
been occasionally puzzled whether to
write ei or is in the words that so repre-
sent the sound of long {. A very
simple rule, says a sehOolmaster, re-
moves all difficulty. When the dip
thong follows c, it is always si-ceiliDe,
conceive, &c; when it follows any
other letter it is always is-grief friend,
niece &c,
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FREMONT sANDTSKY COUNTY OHIO: FRIDAY OCTOBER 1868
Yotftrp
sHRENR sEPTHMBER.

The purple clusters of the grape against the trellis
lean;
And Just beyond the tasselsof the Ted-sage grace
And here and there the bushes wear the faint
yet certain sign
ofthe decay that marks the flowers, the blossomi
. and the vine,
septembers hand is on the land; her lap is full of
corn,
Whose tassels to the lumber change; in sign their
strength is shorn;
Though stu the bold nasturtium hits its yellow
It cannot draw the kisses down as under August's
sky.
And in the woods theleaves begin to dOtheir dress
of green;
The squirrels chatter of the nuts that soon will
grace the scene;
And where the lilies touched theysEe murmul
In memory of bird and bee that mourn the loss Of
Poi song. F 7.ui41 hb
The fields lie shorn of all their strength the barns
their treasure hold
The orchards wait the farmers hand, with fruit
that CLEANS like gold;
And all the air the echoes bear that follow In th'
train
When sad, serene September steps across the vel
low plain, ,r-
And 50 the year rencws its cheer above the autumn
The treasury of nature grOans with all its gOOdll
The promise given in the spring lies in our oper
hand; 7-i'f svo1H Il
The blessings of kind Providence hang Ger happy
land. 2 7''s
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
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