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charges are very moderate. Communications sa-
crcdly confidential, and al may rely on him with
the strictest secrecy and confidence, whatever may
be the disease. condition situation OF any one,
married or single.
MediJincs sent by Mail and Express 70 all parts of
the United States.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dol
lar to i2sure answer.
AddfAss DR. l., DIX, No. 2l Endicott Street, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Boston, Jan. l, ISL yr.
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The Population of the United States

WAsHINGroN, Aug. -. From advance
sheets of the census table, No. ,, it appears
that the population of the various States
and Territories, rs officially and finally re
yised at the Census Ollice, is as follows ::
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Mrs. Stanton says that when women
vote, there will be no war That's a
good thing, for there will be no more
Grants.
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Some things You viii Not be Sorry For

For hearing before Judging.
For thinking before speaking.
For holding an angry tongue.
For stopping the ear to tattler.
For being kind to the distressed.
For giving aims TO the poor.
For being patient to all.
For asking pardon for wrongs.
For speaking evil Of no man.
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Sir Walter Scott, in his days Of law
practice, once defended a house breaker
at Jedbui gh. sAttor the trial the pris
oner thanked him for his eNertions, and
said he was sorry he could not give him
Il fee, but he would give him two bits of
information: First, that y yelping terrier
inside y house was better protection than
a big dog outside; and secondly that no
lock so bothered Il house breaker as an
old rusty one.
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TQE 0nnN for Young and Mdiie-Agcd Men
SnL OOVN to read just now, is The Gcfe nee
OF Life, or Self The author
pr; A. H. HAYES, has returned from Europe in ex-
ceent health, and is again the Chief Consulting
Physician OF the PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No, Bulfnch ST., Boston, Mass
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Wings CaihIicon, The Great Remedy Fer Pain.

1t has a wide range of application. The sure and
most immediate rect from pain. Indispensable for
Colds, Cough, DiarrhT, Dysentery, Cholera, &c,
Made expressly tor those who want the hest and
know after they get it. None others need buy.
Every person ought to have it, whether at home
abroad. Sold by all Druggists
March 30 ls7i 1yr3S
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WINGS PHENOLINE.

II an unsurpassed healing Vegetable Lotion, free
from saiu and its healing properties SUCH that
il becomes acquainted with them, they Will
always keep it on hand. For Chapped Hands, PIN
pies the Face Sore Lips, Sore Eyes and Lesion 8
Of CutaneOus and Mucous surfaces, it is the most
positive cure. Among all the medicines Tor Catarrh,
nothing approaches the benign action of this ap-
plication. 1t quickly restores the glands of the
mucous membrane of the nasal cavities normal
and healthy action, so family should be without 1t
single day. Full directions accompany each arti-
clr. Sold hy Druggists
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$3.50. We will Pay $3.50.
Agents $50 per week to sell our great and valuable
discoveries. II you want permanent, honorable and
pleasant work, apply for particulars.
Address DYER CO., Jackson, Michigan.
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The Great Remedy For
RHEUMATISM I!
WINGS
Mya!gjc Ljninent. MyaIgic Pills

Myalgia is derived from two words, one meaning
muscle, and the othrr pain or paug, it therefore
means muscle pain.
Among the medicines for Rheumatism, WINGS
MA ALGIC lINIMENI and NIALGIC PILLS
stlud far ahead of al others, none even apprOAi
mate rivalry.
The PAIN of Rheumatism fades AWAY by the
of this Iiuiment rapidly and permanently tnHt
everyone who has used it, is lstOnsl al Its sAu
taIy effects
The MIALG1G plIl.S restore all the secretiunA,
and cleanse the blood, making complete cure sud
preventing return ct TIM disease Try them. Sold
by all Druggists.
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Wings Adhesive Phenol SaIve,

Is put up in rolls, fitted for family use and no family
should be without it. lls healing properties un-
clualrd by any Salye before in use. Its adhe-
.iye qualities such, that it cannot be washed OF
ut exposed surfaces, like wounds the hands, 60.
1t Immediately sOuths and removes the pain OF AN
ntamed Sore, and quickly puts an end to all symp-
toms of magnancy. Try it and you will never be
willing to be without Il.
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No. 4. Bulfnch Street, Boston


DR.. W. H. PARKER, Assistant Physician.
Medical knoacledge for ererybody. 100000 cop
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Through the ignorance of the Qusck Doctor,
knowing no other remedy he relies upon MERCURY,
and gives it to all his patients in Pills, Drops, &C.,
so the Nostrum- maker, equally ignorant, adds to
his socalled Extracts, Specifics, Antidoe &C., both
relying upon its effects in curing few in hundred,
it is trumpeted in various throughout the land
but, alas nothing Is said of the balance, some OF
whom die, others grow worse and are left 10 linger
and suffer for months or years, until relieved or
cured if possible, by competent physicians.
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A Book for every Woman.

A Book for every w oman.
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN
AND HER DISEASES; or, WOMAN TREATED Oh
PHYSIOLOGiCALLY AND PATHOLOGICALLY, IRON
INFANCY 70 OH AGE, with elegant lILuSrRA
TIVE ENGRAYJSs. $50 pages bound in beautifu
French cloth. Price s. 90.
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Ill., EvEuY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY., 70
AND IRON
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Handke hiefs
all Hemmed SELL
ing at 10 cents.
Lace Collars at
8, 10 and II cts.
Cotton Flannel
at IA cts.
Hemp Carpet
ings, Straw Mat
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Ministerial Appointments.

We give below a partial list of the
appointments made by the Upper Iowa
Conference, for the ensuing year.
Emory Miller, Davenport l4th Street
Church; John F. Wilcox. do, 22d Street
church; w. III. Brocksome, Upton ;
s. b. Maltbie, Upton Circuit; J. S.
Eterhart, De Witt; J. A. Kerr
Clarence; l.. P. Dosh, Inland; J. H.
Gilrush, Summer Hill; F. Y. Miller,
Monticello; NJ. A. Goodell. Walnut
Fork; I. 8. Maxwell, Wilton; E. X.
Young, Dubuque; c. r. Pomeroy, Iowa
City; T. c. Golden, Mt. Vernon; w. f.
Mccormack, Lisbon; w. r. Howe,
Mechanicsville; F. C. Wolfe, Marion ;
A. B. Kendig, Cedar Rapids; l. K
Fuller, Springville J. w. Clinton
Agt. Cornell College; J. w. Kynette,
Big Grove; r. Norton, Fayette; H. s.
Church, East Waterloo; r. ID. Parsons,
Waveriy; J Bowman, Presiding Elder,
Cedar Falls Dist; VIM. Brush, Presid.
ing Elder, Charles City Dist; S II.
Henderson, Presiding Elder, Vinton
Dist: w. F. Paxton, Presiding Elder,
Fayette Dist; JIM. Rankin, Presiding
Elder, Iowa City Dist; H. w. Reed,
Presiding Elder, Dubuque Dist; E.
Skinner, Presiding Elder, Anamosa
Dist J. s. Anderson, Presiding Elder,
Davenport Dist.
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Aid for Chicago.

Every where the utmost anxiety to
assist the stricken city and its famishing
inhabitants prevails. st. Louis was
first to move with $4,000 in cash aud
the expressed intention to raise hay
amiNion; Cincinnati gives $lOO, 900 !;
Buffalo, $lO7 900; New York has raised
an immense fund; Boston gives 500, 600;
even London has already sent money.
At Davenport, 5000 and large quaint.
ties of food aud clothing were given
Tuesday afternoon. Everywhere, they
are giving according to their ability.
Let US do likewise.
The following Proclamation from the
Governor Of Iowa points out the need
and way:
DEs MONIES, Oct. lO.-An appalling
calamity has befallen our sister State.
Her metropolis, the g, eat city ofChicago
Is in ruins. Over one hundred thousand
people are without shelter or food,
except as supplied by Others. A helping
hand let US now promptly give Let
the liberality Of our people, 90 lavishly
displayed during the long period oil
national peril, come again to the front tc
lend succor IN this hour Of disaster.
would urge the appointment at once u
relief committees In every city, town
and tow nship. and respectfully ask the
local authorities to call meetings Of the
citizens to devise ways and means t
render efficient aid. / would also ash
the pastors Of the churches Throughout
the State to take up collections on Sun
day next. or 1t such other time ~ they
may deem proper, for the relief Of III,
sufferers. Let US not be satisfied with
any spasmodic effort. There will b
need Of relief Of q substantial character t.
aid the many thousands to prepare fo'
the rigors Of the coming winter. The
magnificent public charities OF that city
now paralyzed, can do little to this end
Those who live in comfort and plenty
must furnish this help, or misery and
suffering will be tho fate Of many
thousands OF our neighbors.
(Signed) SAMUEL MERRILL,
Governor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-12

In An article entitled "The Wind
knocked out their Sails" the Clinton
Age tries to set up that Republican pa
pers can no longer reproach the Demo-
cratic party with the doings Of Tamms'
ny Democracy as 1.-THE Ring has been
rspudiated by the Democratic party Of
New York and Of the country general
IT," It says, 1.-THE democratic party
was never known to uphold democrat.
ic Official IN stealing" This assump.
ton on the part Of the Age answered
better before the sitting Of the New
York Democratic Convention than now
~ the event proved what the Republi
cans prophesied, that tho Convention
would favor tho Tammany delegation
from New York City and cold shoulder
the anti Tammauy reform delegation
The first day, the Convention made
compromiss with "Boss" Tweed t. til.
effect that neither delegation should b
admitted the pressure WAS 20 strong
however, that on tho second day th'
Convention did not dare to entirely Is
more the rsformers. But this was to<
late. The record WAS made and ths
power Of Tsmmany assorted, and TIL
thin, eleventh hour attempt to kssp u
appearances IL perfectly transparent.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-12

Hon. s. s. HAYES, of Chicago, was
last week nominated by the Illihois
Democratic State Convention for con
gresham at Large.
Here are three sentences from
Hurpey's Weekly of this week that
nobody will fluid fault with, save when
the duty that is declared has been neg
lected. The editor says: 1T - our
duty as Republicans to nominate men
above suspicion. If we do not, we ought
to be beaten. Ifunscrupulous men are
to be elected, let it not be bv Republicans,
for INSCRIPTIONS, smart men ruin every
party and every cause.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

w. H. Hammond, PrH.
against Circuit Court OF
Eliza Jane Hammond Geo. Cedar county,
Hammond, Louis Ham Iowa, Decem-
mond, Emma Hammond, Der Term I.
Charlotte Hammond, Chas 1871.
hammond.
To Eliza Jane Hammond, George Hammond,
Innin Hammond Emma Hammond, Char
lotte Hammond, Charles Hammond:
XIOU are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office Of the Clerk ofthe District
Court in and for the county of Cedar. in the
state OF Iowa. n petition OF w. H. Hammond,
plaintiff. claiming Of you the ownership and
title to lot nine (9) in block forty one (iD In the
town of linton, Ceuar county, Iowa.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
DEFEND thereto at or before noon of the second
day of the next term Of said Court, to be begun
and held at Upton. in said county on the 4th
day of December. 1871, q default will be entered
in accordance with the prayer of said petition.
3lw4 WOLF i LANDl, All " loI II ii.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-12

Mayor Hall has endeavored to sup
press Ha'7sers' Weekly as ''libelous and
indecent"
The Grand Lodge of the Masonic
Fraternity of Illinois held its annual
meeting 10 Chicago last week.
Tho Republicans carried the Texas
State election on Tuesday, of last week
and the Republicans made large gains
ut the town elections In Connecticut OH
Monday.
The Public Debt Statement for Sep
tember shows reduction during the
past mouth of $l3, ASS, Goa larger
monthly reduction than has beef,
exhibited since the summer of last year.
The commission under the treaty Of
Washington will not hear any cases
before December. The total amount OF
the claims Of British subjects living In
the South during the war will not
exceed 81, 100000.
During the last year nineteen thou
sand ssttlers entered upon public lands
under the homestead act. Since the
passage OF the act, in 1862, there have
one hundred Thousand entries made.
This number is twenty thousand more
land owners than are in Great Britain.
The fires In the Wisconsin woods last
Saturday, were still raging; also the
fires in the woods and parties of Min
nesota. 1t WAS believed that the flames
cannot be checked until there is q
heavy rain. The country is rs dry q,
finder. and when the flames once get
we'll under way, they cannot be over.
come.
President Juarez, of Mexico, having
been re- elected, has entered upon bis
second term, whereupon the dissatisfied
element In the eastern part of the
Republic have inaugurated an armed
revolution. The insurgents are report
ed to be marching upon Matamoras, and
great Preparations were making, at las,
accounts, for the defence of that city.
1t never rains but it pours, is saying
that Brigham Young might quote now
In addition to his other troubles, he II
charged with being accessory to u muir
der committed In 1857, by one H,ck mar
and other Dauites, the "Destroyinl
Angels" Of the Mormon organization
Hickman has turned States evidence
and given the particulars ofthe murder
with minute details, which have beer
corroborated. He implicated YOUNG
seriously in the murder, aud it is sait
Brigham will be indicted on the charge
1t turns out that the anti. Tammany
New York city delegation were not
after all, admitted to seats in the New
York Democratic State Convention
They were merely permitted to make
statement in their own behalf to tn,
convention; after which. the convention
without admitting them, proceeded to
nominate candidates for State officers
nearly all Of whom are known to b,
Tammanyites. A New York dispatch
last night announces the return HON,
of BOSS" Tweed aud his pluguglies, il
great gIee over their triumph at Roches
ter. AS the matter stands, the Demo
cratic party Of the State is really q
much under the thumb Of Tammany a
ever.
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IOWA ITEMS.

The Muscatine market il glutted with
potatoes aud apples.
Cedar Rapids has u head of"coxcomb"
which measures six feet across.
A prairie fire near Sioux City last
Friday DESTROYED large amount Of hay
in stack.
Muscatine IL extatic over her Chicago
"air line" railroad. The surveyors are
really at work.
The State Convention OF Iowa spirit.
ualists met at Iowa Falls Hardin coun-
ty, on the 9Th, and continued to the 9th
Here is a Greene County epitaph:
Here lies the wife of Robert REGULAR,
She walked the way of God perpendi-
lar.
Mr.. J. Sartori, of Blackhawk county.
raised $3.50 bushels of wheat on IS acres,
yielding nearly 20 bushels to the acre.
A shoemaker in DEBORAH committed
suicide Monday morning, by shooting
himself through the head. Intemper-
ance was evidently the cause for the act
10. Detwiler, formerly State Lectur.
er for the Good Templars, delivers fare
well tenn perance address In Vinton,
next Tuesday evening preparatory to
removing to Kansas.
Thirty.three years ago four houses
and ferry landing that stood on the
present site of Clinton, were christen
New York by Joseph Bartlett, one of
the original proprietors of the town.
A young man on his way to Waterloo,
Iowa, to be married, was robbed Of his
trunk at Dubuq ue on Monday evening.
1t was subsequently found, despoiled of
its contents-but the wedding went on.
The Storm Lake Pilot has the follow
ing: Look here Captain" said Alder
man Cowdin, addressing = colored
brother, the other day, II know you
are Democrat" "Golly, no, mister !;
! dis hea chile kin read"
One firm In Iowa City has on hand
$1,000 bushels Of fax seed has ground
up since the harvest begun, Is, 900 more
this year. Those farmers who are inter-
ested in the transactions Of this firm,
expect to realize some $4,000 there.
from.
A Jefferson papa observed to his
daughters beau: "WinfieId, If you
want Jane you can have her but l. don't
want you hanging around unless you
mean business. Ifyou intend to marry
her, hurry up, for can't be kept awake
nights much longer"
| Senator Grimes welcome home has
been most cordial. Public receptions
have been rendered him in several
places in the State besides Burlington,
all Of which he has gratefully declined.
He il refitting his home In Burlington,
and expects to spend the winter there
The Upper Iowa Conference selected
the following delegates to the General
Conference: Ministers-A. J. Kynett
VIM. Brush, J. Bowman, r. Swearn-
gen, r. w. KeeIer, E. Skinner
Ressrves-H. w. Reed, and Emory
Miller; Laymen-Hiram Price, ID. N
Cooley; reserves, L. d. Tracy, G. F
Clarkson. -.
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AdministratOr's Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed and COM
missloned by the Circuit Court OF Cedar coun-
ty in the State of Iowa, administrator or the
estate OF Hubbard Skinner, deceased, and
all persons having claims against said eS-
tate are notified to file them with the Clerk
of said Court, clearly state and dull sworn TO
and within legal time, preparatorytO their be
ing allowed and proved; and persons owing
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, and avoid COSTS
Da: ed at Clarence, Iowa, this ith day OF oc-
tober. A. d. 1871.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-12

The Louisville Ledger Democratic
Of the old. fashioned brandy says of the
timber. backed Democrats of Iowa: 1.-The
New Departurists If Iowa call IT. der
nisr resort. And 50 say nine-tsnths Of
al good Democrats Dern your resort"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-12

A midnight dispatch from Cincinnati
says returns indicate great Republicans
gains, and an overwhelming victory In
the State. Good for the Buck-Eyse.
New departure has no attractions for
them.
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NOTICE..

LII persons are hereby notified not to sci!
n any person goods on my account, except
my wife, without orders from me.
Al. NEBERGALI.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-10-12

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between OsGooD 4 ADAMS
in the Grocery business, was this day dissolV-
ed by mutual consent.
All interested are further notified that will
continue the business at the old stand receive
all mony due the firm and pay all the firm in
debtedneSs. GEO. W. OSGOOD
CLARENCE, Sept. 18th, 1871. ilw3
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JAMES SCAMMON,
Dissolution Of Partnership.

A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Al Mechani csville, low
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The Curtain Raised.

How 1t Is done, and who does 1t. The Alena
Book. 1872 pages. gorgeously illustrated with
cuts positions, DC. Sent by mall secured,
sealed. for nifty cents. Grand Circular, free
Address NATHAN STEWART,
sss Broadway. New York.
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LADY AGENTS

Wanted in every, county In this State, to
ment can be given. None but ladies that can
send the best of references need address FRA
GRANT SAPOLINE CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
GE7 "a Agents profits per week. viii
DO 10Y prove 1t or forfeit $500. New arti-
Cles patented July 18th. Samples sent free to
ALL Address w. II. CHIDESTER,
81 Broadway. New York
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street on the south to Lincoln Park
north, IL one complete ruin-nothine
standing.
3P. M.-Ths elevators on the North
Side and at the Illinois freight depot
have all been destroyed.
The streets are Allied with men, wo
men and children, frantic and in Graz
ed condition.
The people have about given up IN
despair. One hundred and seventy
three lives are said to have been lost In
a single building. This will undoubted.
" prove IN exaggsration, but thai
many lives have been lost there can b
no doubt. The arsmen are worn out
the water has given out, the citizens are
impotsnt against their remofslass foe
and the destructive element marches on
to an easy conquest.
9:35 r. x.-About two.thirds Of thu
CITY Is burned. Not hotel or depot
left. Everything 10 burned to the
ground that was In the way Of ths hrs
All the daily papers ars burned out
The south and west part Of the city Il
standins, bus It Il inpossible to say
hov lone It will stand. The north par
Of the city il burnt to tho ground. i
the wind changes It will clean the rest
The water l. played out, and the engines
oone home. There 10 not busines.
6ouse standing down sown. !. 49,, -
hn."sd novn % the lake fer I0ur miles
Ali l. staading south Of issh street. in'
rest In gone.
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0. We will Pay $50.

Agents go per week to sell our great and val
liable discoveries. II you want permanent
honorable and pleasant work, apply for partic
ulars. Address DYER 4 CO., jackson. Mich.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-26
MIDDI IEBURG SNYDER CO. PA, JANUARY 2G, 1871.

tam rain storin> that uitcu-timr- make
the rocky dolilcS imras.aLlc for DAYS
and weeks. Too late for the Clydc
she had embarked on the ncXt sailin
vessel, and so la9lcl in a strange land.
with TIC face she had expected b.,
look upon oi al others, many Lunir, d
miles distlnt-thc dear fac, ahc hll
50 eagerly 10 sad forward t. meeting.
Ir de- forbade her return while an
ali powerful love, together with II
slight ih'amty inI1cei by the shock
had urged her to pass her days aud
years IN tracing the whereabouts of
the false face, that she mi ,ht h,k
upon it if but for once. And truly she
laid down her life fIr tuat one la,
look, although her last hours were
made much happier hy ku,Niu! that
Hugh had not been false.
Hugh never passes hy the grave at
the Go't ot the great oak. butW with Nv
covered head aui sor'ow!ni l,c.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-01-26
A TOUCHING LITTLE STORY

The last passenger was aboard
the last piece of luggage safely stow
I'd in the hold the last friend order.
ed from the deck The plank conncc-
'iug the hip with the jocl; with
drawn, Capt. Dovis applied hs liIs
tu vi. hand trumpet /; the corlngo
crcakcd the rapeS whlrrcl. and H.,
great ihrcc.ma>icr, Clyde, with ,h,
Union Jack floating proOily from th,
topmaSt, spread out her white wing:
and sailed eraudiy out to sea, just II,
the last shaft OF amber ll.ht from the
setting sun shot across the broad VA.
rers.
At the same time a hcnr'y three
tines three rang OUT, loud aud clear
from tie motley crowd gathered in
proul upon tie 'horc, in order t
watch the going out Of the ship, the
great ship, bound for that lar off lauC
America. Aud very heartily were
the cheers ieiter ated by those assem-,
hlcd on deck as we rcccdcd from the
shore, where the canny aull Scotch
man pushcl their blue bounc,s back
rom their faces, that they mi ght til,
better have last look ut their well
loved SONS and daughters, who bad
turned their bucks upon their native
hills aud set out for the land of gold,
while many u sturdy Scotch mother
applied II corner of her coarse checked
apron to one eye, and SO made the
Other do duty for both, us we sailed
away.
All how bravely we struggled tha,
night to keep the dread sea-sickness
at bay for on account Of the rough,
ness of the ocean. it began to show