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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-10

Jack Lloyd, an Idaho express mes
senger, was recently killed by sumo un-
known person while riding on the stage
with the driver between Silver City aud
Darwin. The assassin fred a heavy
load of buckshot into the back of HE
head The supposed murderer is 8
Mexican Who had grudge against 40.
other messenger on the route over which
Lloyd was travelling, and for whom
Lloyd was probably mistaken.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-10

On Saturday last this Lewiston school
district voted the second time nm tho

~"sSAAVV VOtou ZIG becOuU Time on the
question Of district levy of tax for
the support Of our public school. At
the first election the tax was lost by
majority of nine. At the second it was
carried by a majority Of six, and the
friends Of the school breathe more free
ly. We can now say to families who
desire to move to this place for the pur.
pose of enjoying the advantages of
free school, come along, there is fore
thought enough in the city to see to it
that our public school shall not suffer 50
long as there is property enough left in
the district to be taxed at reasonable
rate for its support. We noticed that
several who voted against tho tax the
FIRST, came forward at the second cleo
ton and corrected their mistake by
voting Eyes. They were wise enough
to see their mistake, and frank and
honest enough to redeem themselves at
tho first opportunity. We say to such
an honest confession Of your wrong is
good for your souls. There were others
who yet do not see their error: or else
seeing it are too proud and stubborn to
acknowledges. Perhaps by the time the
next tax, is required, light will dawn
upon them. We hope SO at least. We
don't envy them the reflection they will
experience during the ensuing twelve
months upon the opposition they made
to the school, and the families whose
children are pupils. We learn that
some Of them said that these families
wore Of no benefit to the traders here,
that tho traders had to support them.
For Heavens sake who supports the
traders : Who are the producers Of
tho country, if not the poor laboring
classes! And will any Of the traders
Of this place be so cold and selfish as to
say they can live here and do business
and not be dependent upon the labor
ing men who have children to be educa-
ted? It is not wise or safe precedent
to thus place capital and labor in au-
tagonism. What man in this city who
now can boast of his thousands. who
did not make the most Of his money in
this country and from the hard earnings
Of the poor and middling working class.
es? We suggest the old ,adage, "speak
we'll Of the bridge that permits you to
pass safely over the stream" You can
not gainsay the principle that in a repub
lican or democratic form of government
the property Of district nust submit
to be taxed to educate the children Of
that district to that extent that they
can become intelligent component parts
of that government as citizens and vo-
tiers. This is the aim and object sought
by our public school system. Men Of
far more intellect and weight Of brain
than any We have in Lewiston have
tried to uproOt and overturn the above
principle Of taxation for, schools and
have sigually failed, and we do not think
the meu here will have any better sue
cess. They may for a time prey upon
the ignorance andA prejudice there is a
round them, but when they come in
Contact with intelligence, though 1T
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-03-10

In the Probate Court for the Territory o,
Idaho, Nez Perez County.
Levi Ankeuy, plaintiff. vs.. W. A. Curry, defend!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25

$500, OIL, .
,,,,,"i - ~, l''vp''vu rom corn ier-
,,,.t ,,.t't'I. W IA" sugar.
, ,'. 10 ~, "'','oS, 'N'iy native
IL, , '.', ,'''','" 'i''hn Is
r.',''', ,'., "'' 'r'"'hi'd
oi'',,'' ,n', ''.. 1"-"' 'Fha
r..,s ,u qua ''.~ Door.
-, p',,'',.,. J. t...... ""',' '''w-
l, n. ~" p"'e
Ga, t. WHICH
.. a. "' '"p
io r.i..,,...,,, gn.. .,,.r..,.. d" 10
" 'o VIC
WIN VIZ "'' va w ,''h's' 'lnec,
"'','" 81" ''"''' W'y
~ '''" .'-' hal-
r'"'7 ~" w. "''''F 'i ma
C',o'''''"" WI" '" "'v j. III. ""s'h'' VI veal
q" ''''' u p''hR .' much
"'"'' 'r'"' .''' '' ,l'"' ~i wv up N''N"hi nc
Hi''"''' ~ ""'''' '' ''''o'' y, 'hi'h.' ID tho
"''u"s' ''''' '7' Nr"p"s Oh '"od 4
"'N p' NV" '.''' "''" "sn Deus . coal
'Iop ou' 81 u'' N'"""" N"''n s'Eh' ~ the city,
wv '''"'"' OF" i.'"" u" use charcoal foE
'"oN'nN' 40 '''' "' zone for general 0ns.
Inv A"' '"T p. inc hlgh pht'aus, with theif
hrhuer frames, huli 'omnleNion. smooth hlacs
mar. weak h"nrd' diWk Dyes. ana d'l ate fea.
lures, are sNNrply as minated nom thu
chunky, ruddy-liown dehlH'ns OF IN" hot lows
lands they uf' of q moro gentle nature. onds
trace OF mclnn'h u.s. rs remarked in many ThclI
ingraincd dtilidenoc, when IN some individ.
uals takes The i"rm 81 slynrss and trickcry
seems to have been inherited from the aborigin.
al race. which in parts ~ the country has been
very little mixed with spanish blood On ths
other hand. Tia" well-to-do classes in Boguti ex-
hlbit the puro spanish type, with all the char-
actoristics of that national choleric tempcra-
ment. h"spitahle disposition. AMI certain
knightiness oi spirit. besides skill ia horses
manship. love OF gambling, and taste for cock.
lights.
Steinheil says that the beauty OF the Bogot6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25

,,,.l,.,.. .,..,,,,,,.a,l, 1.o,,,,.a n,,d
80 -. 49,, ,.',,,,,,.t,ri,,', Grrnl,
tt,tr.,, p.r.i,, AL u,thia ~ y.il "a th,
common Latin characters. The next chamber.
which is about ninofy feet in length by thirty IN
breadth. VS. the oid prass room. and here,
ranged in tvs, rows. are the hand pr - $. rcp-
1. soni.n. all ti,a. gradual improvements in the
ART ot printing f0r 70 hundred and nty years.
An.r l..viu.tli- apartment. you as'.nl by
bflad n..li ol .tu.is FOB a series OBJ uuud-
100000 tHnr. ou tho so-ourd fret floor.
Here nr, Nto nrec snioous. Whose
wallis are hung vun uortraits-Mr tor
ti,a most mari 4, i.ln.u---of p.utfu and his
win of Tu.tf. ,f..iu. amin, r,,t numb of
ia, lnttsf- matt eminent ooutclnrornriUs
From, thec,tl.rt. obi, s.ui,fired onk and rom
otl,or.nt.r,,,. r.i,.tanfthn ,vooI worf flashes
,h. ,id ,r.,.,.,,. .,,li,n,--, hnrl r,n,re.n,,'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25
4 PHINfER'S PtL.fCE.

Tho present year las boon ssnal2cd at
Antwerp hy an event hardly Jess important
than the Ruh.re festival W. rotor to tho pur-
chase 10y the municipality # th' famous pantn
Museum. which WAS thrown open tothe public
I'm the latter part OF August. THIS repository,
which must rank with Ill" Nalson C'uuy at
Paris ~ -toreuoue" oi M ,a.yal art, is invest
eel with peculiar interest because its treasures
Were amass,j 10, q family which through soy
oral generations was AonD .al.y as lr!ated With
thc history ~ printing.
All lovers Of a. ura,r tvpoLralhy are familiar
with IN" imprint OF M'rHus This great pub
fishing house. whose work was executed with a
technical perfection D. rh.is only second to the
Adiuc and Li1,ylr editions. anl whose COM
mercial success was uuaplroGehed ty any OF
its rivals. was founded hy Christopher Pantin.
Fronchman from louraine, whom 1850 SCI W
a hand press at Antwerp. ~ the modest outset
OF his rarcer he came near 10 losing his stock
10y cornscation. for printing n book tainted
with hercsy. lienccforwurd lie renowned the
illogical Innovations. and becoming printer to
Philip H.. obtained the privilege Of issuing
all the hrovurios and mi-sals used in
Spain and Spanish America. This mo-
nopoly implied enormous profits. and Plantin
made the most OF H. The humble shop grew
into vast establishment. with branches at 10y
den and Paris, while NJ the sunc time. with an
eye to prof ssional credit. hc employed s proof
readers men of lurul, an reputation. When
he died, Piantin great possessions were Jiyid-
ed among three daughters one Of whom. mar
| ryug Jean Nocrrntprn or Morelus. brought
| him the laierral mansion and the antwerp
| business. Tor a considerable period the More
| tus family maintained the prestige and activity
| Of the house, but becoming immensely rich and
ennoblcd, they gradually withdrew from trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25
NE LOI.ES 10 DO GOOD.
some Recent In,,nnce- Of IA Poets Benevo-
ience.

pu,r ,nrrr NM, Nov % Now ,bot tbs
olcc' Ions are .o ,v II ovrr and the Russians ara
.,,.....e Col ,. r...s r,,hi,r, shou nra,..,, Tn.
co.. ,,ti .,st'", - s,.,',c If ,l.c ro-
cent instances 81 Ir. @. Washington thilds A.
NJ. I,,.,ol,n.n In his unostentniious man.
VI = h'h''.''h 49,. IN me- "n"9'' ''''"'''"9 ,'''n'
ncr tho celebrated obituary poet ho- boon hnsy'
since the lraVc- began 10 turn. giving oNpen-
i,.. i.a,,..,,..,.,.ti',i.b lis,ribnti,0 olnnnac,
sN' To- '''' ,,si ''u,'','. 49,
20 tho poor ana i'ruN, thus urlshNhiW wv
lives of both ol4--es and pouring forth ull tho
While si"aiy -'r'am Of console''r- vcrse
uuhlt'i 10 Der "N'h'h'S Oh 'N'rS N'"l, "hu
furnished 40 rate, N, rely nominal 81. % The Ia
'ol oil conn '''"'" 10 ',,ns .u'i'u' ,,..
Early ia The au'lA"n Mr.. Childs prepared with
great caro- "a prose article on the discus which
nra ,-nn.iullv rrcy,,lcnt in philadolrlIia be.
tween The months Of september and auary
..,rn r.u r. 90 49, la ,,,,n,t.,,u,. Kali 4 ,,is
,..i,,,ti., ,,,,,...,,, ,voe unfinished 0. "a load
N"'u"'.' '.'" -'"l''' "'' Nv,
ing arll'i' IN we Columns Oh Uh' i"'.' ''''y"'
uul II O. hn rnpr no Il in next yoar n iHnac.
Win, a. ..nu,,.,..t d. th. 4 rereut l.f, under
'"' ' 49,
which ihc Lflln Az Niger StuAS Una '''n mo
mia-matic streets and mlldowrd lrDH ul.lors
oftb.. Culinary, ca, ii does NOT pnriI au-
' %. - 60.
th"r uheNnmIl.' l'inH"r"y WIN 'Y''
nor g. fhc-n anNti 10 that looks lil," 9i INIT
,t,.,,,1o IT,. .'nnol i,,,.r.- t..iyoa
~ ''',' ".'' rI ',t,r
t,r erc ~ ob.,u r, p,rt has has bon M .lly
,,,.,.fi ~.
p.th lnrh. in rr' drains. am Nf'A l- f'ui
,t" '' 't a., ,'t''i- '"o',, Co. 'n 'y' 'a
na,,I ,t'.tt II bssiny sr,.I ,fHa.
| h.. l, f1' tsii "r.. 10 only ron 1i,. l..ilM
,'n.c,. hr, IN IN. er'..sr f,rn,. of i.r- .Iliss
,r ,'.. '' ,.,'., ,,....... 70
Inc u'-li4hN'' OF 'nis Y'"' "
/ tie deserving poor occupies murh o.. H. - hlds
! time and attrnf Oh aA 1877 draws nout i'- end.
,,t.., g. l..,it l,,;tati A., ir-t,,,f...n iu Phil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25
An Anonymous Poet.

Good poetry Is sufficiently rare in any
country ut any epoch. but it is laln that we
Americans produce our quota Of indifferent
verse. How many of the correct but pale ana
mort performances contributed to our maya
zines by writer's of certain reputation are really
worth printing or bear comparison with some
Of the fugitive pieces which gain ephemeral
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25


Guy GOOD = This ts how the ,n-e loofe 10
W'n universal eunfago rc'-'aNl@h'd' IN"
WY ul@ inc i.N''NhuN NiiiNly 'N-
!. '" 7o m"'h in' h'N'f lh''r~ 'r''''l-
u d'i' 'ha"rlin.'f l.'Nrl up-'f1'" J
I' .iNh nt 'Nr '- lh -' at W'ri-th' roo-
nl' N'' Ns iN' hion. $50 Doc IL. SAIL
l.I'' hugo hN'' sti w workman. what
" i N' VIII iHl on MY f'lios' n'-
''7 "'"tf 'Nn VIII snow N ." ihis f"Dpie.'
'u-j ii'N ''l"i' an Italian. who had boon un
, 'i'f III ~ Ni'liiai insurr ton ru'uo in
500. ~i'r I'lnRs. IN" Low is ehrcvdv
ahmed % .n "". rho hnll oi the Assembly Il
irv.st. 1iiavo nus, '"eh there. Tho rluor
oftlc R.,oluti.n iiio.4 nH,-. w." Tuiori"s. iir
lt,l.,rrls rr, t.al.0i with tt..,ns an lr.d J
,ti,s b,.,.ries A. fr,,lt il win hetr,.le. /
-" No ah,u rcht q" .atl HUGO lIe tarf b.
.,ord and ,,ip,ir t,rtv.oi.,it i,,nr. Do s.
.,t hf4 .r,,v t,onn A. ,u..,t.n '"'"'
r,i .lt mot i.tv, h.,., Visor "a, loci. 81, ''0'
and l.f ti,, generals ~. up "' l'
Weehar mood T., lvnU1
,.,rt toln, hv tb,. cons 'nt MON '' '" we
As.,,ohtv ON t,. ii, .elNNlN' "i'"'i'S ~ '-
d,v n.nind AZ -1rnnE oil uilS m'h"n''uS
a.o. moro th -in'u"n'e TO- 'i' rex ls'''''' i,-
Hi.ht mo, IN lh''e huh"'" "i'in,''' va VI
.u.,,r. III inc munl''phl nhll pci"n~'s u
nnr "h Nlt"''l7s''l'h" i".I' "''' '''''-
"n 'Nhhed III W'rus' ma 'h'l n''"n r.
''" "s'n INV" ""' u',''' u ". pV9''.O''
ANS .'' i'cS'u IT. ""vn' ~ SN't'
me WIN law 'y might nave pros 'r'"'u
, LOUIS boh'I"l'' IN soy " pr''e up', n's Wv"
N'ar'oN was thls performance CON- ''''u WIN
| me Whol' "v'l WIS cora. "a uiu '"',,a -" w.
| mi ny u snan "''h 'nih'h' "i s"''l'rs' "'H,'
SAID De M"rhy WIN sIhls''t grin WIN ne
was appr's'u Oh inc arr i"'su "i' W.
last rrptes'h''''Ves we snnI ii'"Ae priso"''S'
nc I'-l he ultNlll " NI'his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25

-
currency III inc columns OF hcWspapersf VI
,hoso VINO coinpei moments "u'h'ioh IN ,he
I""cr way now lew 'oh'IiNV 10 WIN ,lo ear
"ta'h wseiuom Is one abe 10 MAINTAIN MN
gen throughout creation oi some eonp's7'
vi 'N'u * succession oil snort nlR",s' ON
''i'r"nF nisn pane oil cA'chchee' burih~ 'he
i'"'' '"'i'''''N.n We nave h"' i"oro 'i"h
.i''' az Ne'1l's "l'h"'hs from NJ"
"iI'r' COY Ne e'' ana bearing III some 'is's
'"' 'h'ilih' oi '"-hn'Nn h"'N'h'rs' YET
niI"Y 'h' "i th'u hN@ drs'lN'u SERIOUS 'h-
.'N''' "n AS V'l' VS. 900 f'Ns'h I" arutr-
h'N' N'. 'h ' Nhiu e' DssNys IA m''i' N"uh
'".I any roar.,. we nave lr'l'iI'" I" piHS
th.r ever I'm slaneo f.r ' r''' ~ tNoS
400. +h,v cost iI,a NM 49,, ,...s .nu NOT iu TO-
,uan,lv o,,ivnr with n,r,., f.,,,,,, Al "H''
b,,v.,.t ,,. bovc s..,,,,l,.... ,i,, ,viu IN. ro,d
.s.,l .vi.i.h No, ,....,. .s.,.l. ,,, ,,o corn,th,
,.4.,.i o,or h.. rof,rt,ar, nonv-
,.,i. ,,.,...... ...,.,, r,. p,,j,,v amt ,pLe,
g.,,ae ,,,....t..., 80 ,..,,,,,,yi Thrritn.
.. nth ,.a ,'o, H., I.d ~ mike from
' r..t', ,r.ii t.,,.,.tratc that W.
... t,... ...,,ott,i,.. NOR, suhstnntial than a
na, a., ,v,,,,,i,u 90 these pnens
tr. -, a., .tr,oay marked nv n high
t., ~, .,,,.,, usliuo b, venuine
",r,~ '"''lN' I''"'i' ,... .,,,,,,, torc;v,.
i"'7' 'N" u"s V'i'',"s ,'.,. o,,,.si~,,,,l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25

crocds must DO forcgonc. is there not room Mt
least for a larger Pnnthcistic gospel winch shall
cmbrnci nature and humanity in subtle bon Is
ol sympathy SOM Such 4drry finds ayoice
il another striking uassagc;
"Artu ucnf "ual spirit proud
Ilu n' n0uigf n.nh d "'otd,
iicin, -er, % o. ,.,flf
az v.id ru- h' ..rh mu'oi 'rean
&. ...t.s t'.,.. zoo,
r.,'.o- 'nroa ''e m'ni 01'
tIisO,
itn.d- i1m. .n G,r
o., 20. 60. l.'f.,r'. r,f,nl h.ht
NN ."" iin ii.
uf a0Hr,Iln .vutr' GnI I.. .ii
A'n 'tH tle h,a'tsc.. 'iu'un- hir
Me"an quot, no iurther from the above poem.
inf nave given the reader tlo means %
Judging what mann So oi man this anonymous
pot is. Crrtany It wouiu u" entirely super-
nunu- to point uut tr IMAGINATIVE power cx-
otfri iu the auove passages. Let Us call to mind.
for instance Those minus Of mralrulablc dis
tam" winch asironom RS spair to formulate
'v'n ia t'rns o., time. and then ponder the force
OF the mr.. couplnt:
l. M4htsuneuul fountain .nrine
Whore tt,d Time its with io'ded wngi
Tho long poem which gives title 10 this
volumc-"Tho Portrait'-is love story turn
ng on n situation which. so far as we know. Is
novel. and. at al events. is charming. An artist
who loves n lady is commissioned To- paint
likeness Of her older kinswoman. but ~ the
young girl watches his work the brush hetrays
his wish -. and it is the madcns imag not the
mntron'-. which grows upon the canvass. We
lite two or three stanzas from this portion Of
the poem:
WisffairN hauta ran eufirt In sfral
FROM uui, rnoaih ihc tired sun. chariot wheel
Or stain with ctnuson her hall listening urs'
How shall pain, her fond reluctant ,yc
.ommanIns WIN sweet Il, c,i, T., Wi'cns i
The iicid wsi'rtnI. cha'ie hiiisi ,,i. ,,
Win tr,a,herous lamp The moOil cam VANDERBILT
Iuring tie traveller ON To- hlis>iul death
Take. also. this exquisite stanza. which Is
scarcely surpassed 10y Keats in his st. Agnes
! Eve Tho last line in particular Keats might
have been glad TO claim;
Sec how the diuples waken in each check
w6ic rom iheir nc,t DC v,ni,d bushes Peep
Or wandering iret ine Yeaqil q. htcaT
| Enchanted lies 30 dieam,e.- hii.siul sleep
| While sill his hugeis pale 90" hhcs heap
And again this. which marks the point whom
to the fair onlookcr the picture becomes de-
claration;
stay shall not htiic larger paint
| uny ear hnii hidden from Tie view,
OF passion PRAYER avertsus hcaui, sclre
Gnui hGudrS,d cannon, whisper Youf
Before We close n volume which has boon to
| us grcnt surprise. we must IND space for one
| more extract namely. these vigorous stanzas
from poem called The Winds Reply %;
f, -. mi, yi ,,1 s.' 'g g Ys.'.5..,
I And r.in coward heart r,y arrrish spoke
Ia ausN,r brave the NoriA Wand woke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25

ID a.
It,, oil ,bnn,e ~ mama love for womnn which
nm tho Inns Of trne singer. still comes to us re-
,rvcst,a with tho .ter Of delicious novelty
And here. before noticing some more sus-
.''3...i i -. ,.-,..'l. a., u,1s 49,,
umo W. NAV rouroduco two or ,hreo Of tho
many love songs which MI mocty Of its pages.
II is noteworthy that wa do not traco any mitn-
tion ~ contemporary poets in these short lyrics
H. for instance, a model Is suggested 10y the fol-
low ne lin. 9 inscribed 10 Terra. il is rather the
gay. airy rhapsodies of Herrick and Sucking;
rr,,c Terra ,tr,y, to snd
nsr earnest question answer .ind
me lSfuty OF iiy Il iru 'r..si
pr TIN I'm , cry' bo,m,.i rwH,e
or rlared lor iuuscs holi'~t e. u
~ KY 1 s,., ~. ,'a ,, - ly r. ,,,'t
PROM 'n,wy i,mll.s - i,y gl,.kf
It,n ,-'ion,' d,rshtsf'- NIi',rnri
O. ,tom hercs np .". Yea ,
cioi,i air,a.i where isrcys Wing
wt l,, H., ''l rn Y ,.. ,i N. ,.-,v finger
Who's froWn ierii. t,ni ruth TO .lnser'
Tic pontns charm If ici,lil,f
o. Tie e. wiea ,, ,M ' ,.. ,d on
-.
~ ~ a., -. 49,, .t,,,,,,Iar,,.
taken a; random from inc new ana slhsulHS
,"''"'r - q" ,,,',i ~, haS,
dents OF 'hs lehn''s Hi ',Is, VIII, remark, mere
reprouu''"l' SOM '"'"i" '' ,@"'n N'''''
VIZ I'm" - ''','' ..', ,-',,',o ,r1 iooH
atlnS 'ho Qua sequence 90 ""'H'o anu i'H'"
whi'h pays :" '"r.' ra'' ~ 'i,' s''u,'u'' ~
80. d., ,,.,..,,,l ,, .,.,.ri,,.,,,, Ian, All con
ohiy De- measured ~ 'NV'rin't' 'u' III va"
m urneinta tho rhythuie sr,.f secured hy H. as
Vs.. II as the music With these lines have won
from, "a hnut,, us, Of ullit.r1tion.
49,.
~o''n ~ ~, ,"rc. ws,'y '.t
H., ~ A. ,i , s'f,r,.
Wsi'Ler uu,ccn, what ,i0,if .on l.nls
Ha,' iil i.n ~, ,,H na} y, ,, shore
-.
Dafs as "a" Nh M. .tl~,' Wl,.
%Tin Mr., J,,. We g s, .,', i sf
har, imiad h..u.'sfra,di.
te,, %, ~, .',.,l , ,a '' ''' sea
t"l" 70 AL e"'''' '' '"N'
C1ar.e ne . iror. , 'h9,,- az, ne Me- 1f.r
ciG,. iiSs J ~ ,Glt 'aa,. iiat rims.
colder NY sul 90, .ialAue nub'
.o.. NJ s, nm W.. p,,n ur igath
Bear to N, heart love ,oycrAyw.
SUMMERS zoo dscr, 'osf 100 Irvine.
io-uaai. io'ciIi "a, ko,p..
i'''" ''' '"''' 4i'''''
Io"S now ,hc roy 'r r,.. y n'i Nn .
n0wn .hy ~, l,ipet inr' ne ga.
LOON "' " sac "'''
ArruWs ~ love iart l-nil yer
iil4rk 10 her ,sois :, :" q. .. ,a,,,
rcnoe.rv..ul. .si,ar, M, ieay.
BDeRonns shaie. thco 10 oiry
w u', ,llN' Ky. ,t ,,, ",...,
VISION '''''' '-',.'' ' o".' ~. ,....,
IN group o' 'o,,s % my 'St',n '.le'' n'r III
course marked differences Of merit. Before
attaining the crasn Of rhythmic EXPRESSION
ovnced in the above extracts it is evident that
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Beside this let US place together some stanzns
taken a: random from the new and singularly
effective treatment of n familiar myth. STU
dents Of ,he technics 81 verse will remark. here
reproduced. a somewhat elaborate Latin metro
who's" unit ia that iour-syllabled foot. cN-
ting the odd sequence o.! trochce and lamb.
which plays So larse a par in the structure OF
Horaec's oics. The din ui'y Of this feat can
oniy be- measured hy experiment. lut all can
appreciate the rhythmia ei,'i secured hy il. Us
well ~ the music which these lines have won
d IL IL LIL---l-
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But granting that Tue ancient i0yDlUlWs aud
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Maidstone Onion Seed,

anu also Sole Agent in the u s. for the famou
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Professional Cords.
GEO. w. RICHARDSON,
A T TOR EVA I'll AW

VIII practice In the Courts OF Hartford and Bali.
more counties All professional business entrusted to
ms charge will be attended to with promptness and
ndeIty Collections promptly made in all parts of
'"o ohi'eu otateS' feb16-T7
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from Maidstone, Kent Co., England, producing
the most prolific and finest favored Onions
known, and yielding on suitable soils from 800
to 900 bushels per acre, sown in drills. Mr..
Henry Colvin, large market gardener at SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, writes "Your English Onion
Seed surprised me by its large yield and the de-
liclous flavor of the fruit. | could have sold
any quantity in this market at good prices. My
wife says she will have no other onions for the
table in future. Send me as much as you can
for the enclosed $780,
One package of seed sent on receipt of so cents
and one three cent postage stamp, three pack
ages to one address Sl.00, and two three cent
stamps Twelve packages sent on receipt of
$500.
My supply is limited. Parties desiring to Sc
cure either of the above rare seeds, should not
delay their orders. All seed warranted fresh
and 10 terminate. Cash must accompany all
orders For either of the above seeds address
JAMES CAMPBELL,
feb23 en- G6 Fulton Street, N. Y.
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w anted.


VNIIE Highest Market Prices paid for
L WOOL, at The Dry Branch Wooden Mills,
Hartford county.
my1S-3m* III. 9. SCIllLLlNG.
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NJ ARSHAL NEY.

rTNllIS fine Tro;tng Stallion will make A
Il season Mt the Agricultural Fair Grounds,
near Bel Air commencing June 25th He will
arrive on Monday and leave on "Wednesday
morning of each week.
MARSHAL NEY is by Mambrno Pilot, rec
ord 2 2719, out of Lady Waltemyer, who trotted
in $50 Marshal Ney himself has not been
trained for speed, but can beat $50
Parties who have made arrangements for or
tho wishing TO procure his services will please
call at once, as the season is advancing For
further particulars and pedigree apply at the
Grounds, or address the owner,
Q. w. COCKEY,
ie22.4t All w. Baltimore st., Baltimore.
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Notice..

BEL AIR, June 18th, 1877.
IT DER the Act of 1868, chapter 1913,
u this county is entitled to Free Schol-
arship, Including board and text books in
the st. Mary's Female Seminary.
This Scholarship will be filled on the fourth
Monday of July, (23d,) by competitive ex-
animation. Applications should be made in
writing to the board Of County Commissions
ers or the Examiner ofPublic Schools. The
inability of the candidate to provide for her
own education will be considered.
BY order of the Board,
jc15 JAS. A. FULTON Clerk,