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Growing Of the New King Of Siam.
SOCIAL AND CEREMONIAL CHANGES AMI
REFORMS,

SOCIAL AND CEREMONIAL CHANGES AND
REFORMS.
The coming to bis majority of the
King cf Siam has been marked by a
peaceful revolution of most singular
nature. The young sovereign is but
nineteen years Of age, yet he has taken
it upon himself to dispense with usages
which have been in vogue in Siam from
time immemorial. Il correspondent of
the London Times gives an interesting
account OF the browning of the Young
king, as follows:
THE YOUTHFUL REFORMER.
The king was originally crowned
about six years ago, on the death of his
father; but being then only a boy of
thirteen could not undertake charge of
the government, which was, therefore,
intrusted to regent, who has fulfilled
his duties in a manner seldom met
with in Oriental countries. Prior to
the present ceremony, the king, ac-
cording to Siamesc law, was compelled
to enter the priesthood for short time
and had to perform all the duties Of
the youngest novice, and to receive,
instruction suitable to the position
he was to occupy. After this cere-
mony he was, November 16, at
$50 A. NJ, recrowued by the attendant
priests, which fact was announced to
the people by salute Of one hundred
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-05
REEN's MANSION HOUSE,
" ALEXANDRIA, VA.

JAMES GREEN, .................P PROPRIETOR.
Is frs-class hotel in every respect. The citizens
of the valley having bushes in Alexandria or Washing
ton and travellers going North South, will find this
an agreeable resting place the route does not
require the early start by several hours from Wash
ington or Baltimore Cars and Steamboats, leave AL
exandra for Washington and return every hour from
4 A. NJ. to ~ P. N. Jan. TT
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TAYLOR HOEL,
MAIN STREE, WINCHESTER, VA.
This house favorably known to the travelling pub
lie has recently been reted and furnished in the most
approved STYLE making of the first class hotels in
the Valley of Virginia. Nov ST
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THE HOTEL COACHES
Will run in connection with all the trains and Steam
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MEXICO.

Oh, m sing tonight OF Aztec Land In tho lap
Of The tropics sel
Aud, all the lands I've Travelled DER, Ills
the loyeliest have met
There RIO Grnnde sweeps, tho puma sleeps,
volcanic hreeaes blow
In that dear old land,that Greaser Land--tho
land ofMcXico,
But oh, alas how can singg N .lmcricauo
breathe u strnng
That bloody land Of my Wild oats days,
may never see again,
And tho very Joys that MI my breast must
ever change TO woe,
For that high old landIprouuHcidmediO land,
where the phclSly'pear doth grow,
Butl'll sing Of Norn Cruzs unhealthy Lands
where our bones once nearly laid
Where p'ulloi stands, and Yellow Jacks
bands lull many grave have made;
Aud IN strike the harp with n mournful
touch till the cowboys tears shall how,
For that honest old land, CortinRb lund,
where Texas catlego.
Ana m sing the Ilapsburss lonely fate the
llnpSburgs lonely graves
Cnrlotlah dolini la her beautiful bloom aud
her split more than brave
bnt now they eleop, Aust. us cngcs keep
watch DER theirgrNyo 50 low,
Far from tho land, thcbioody land--lhc land
OF Mexico.
And IN sing OF lfjiaNnd MOrt9oi, Htaiao
true and bloSt
They won the cIown.-the patriots CROWN
and they sleep In the shade aud rest.
In letters of gold their names are scrolled-
they died IN manhood's glow,
For their dear old land, their cruel land--tho
land Of Mexico.
III sing ofMeXico's ancient days, when her
chiefs were God-like men;
Montezuma's race, wholed the chase through
forest, neld aud glen,
The Aztec line, IN that golden tilne, gave the
Spanlard blow for blow,
For that dear old land, their sweet old land
the land OF MeXlc. .... ...
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FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1874.
TME GALVESTON,
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A Farmers Vacation III Europe
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OfOgden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
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"The Oanons of the Colorado.

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