EWE N%Er.tii.v oRsERV RR.
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EtraDvtax," St'4l.MSTittfr.
ow* , stwr THK rum. monk ;
- ,
p.terios Two DoI.LAILIi _C L AM re per
1,0 ,1 to iwivascw , i rittint D 0124111 1- rot
tpe....pliatton or tlis'year:_ tiers
carrier will b. 011/Ir g .4 Fieei ,Ckeerrili
r alit , 6l KNT,' li on Nome or Teo !jot one
t
ten i asert.Jone
_111,40 : th
j On. mouth ='1,00: two isesthel
0k wootiti OP; of ye. r .1 1 ,9,04; '
o,lrert..ooents in proportbn., : ` Thtua falls
..s ttiolk wliwwp‘i to, uolegt - qmogot bi t opeelwl
0t toretiou of thu putiiimhitri. Audi
st;eyx, ore.* And fit* ad
A,lal vot rat ot's Notices $310 , 0 tet
•r,r :rot. 0 hoe; Ilartinice Notice.' rt.twat.
, I.l.,ituArr iiotirea (over thm • Huse
•ut,•,11, t,.r r-ot pet hoe. Orktuti tietr,it •
m „„ a t th, vt the editor, otoi baler
t. COD 1L1%.*4 At
r.„ o .ivettodue, until r Mere.'
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sutt..l.le t,:ttte iatevt
a.`
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ISENJ'I4I %N.
l'O'tther and P 4 opr,otor.
U ESS DIRECTORY.
t Oun.uot d. ltlnOlte,l a..lutou yt the
r 1•, rear
hi _ _
4..13. 41. Ci
A Trworl Huard, Kris County,
oti+,l bue.siras attended L. vdL
gkod •
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"ot tule of Ptak,
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aprl If._
t., t.1.141:N•
e It nOd Defter to Stattouery,
r• &c. Country denier.
11..te,houti ug the i'ark.
t 11 h. •
1'.1111. , bar :Aiken the I.treie eitln
the depot,
r:.reed furntsh Wh:te ime, in huge
at th wtu
e loest ttket prteea.
di-iy
s chit A, 11
.iiro , s , l4 A N D COL MALLOWS •T LAW.
v n „,„;;;. near Math West corner or U.
11. 1111,P,1 1 t,
betng many rain County
'tct.titt.tt to ; 4 uriry or =an Ilona or Napa
.t ~tr6 r t I,lO‘ve w 0 , 0111:116U COLIDCIi ROOIII,
• •pr2.3%.1-Iy.
•
n. tt%lit rat.
COMMISSION Mr/ICSMIT.
on Net, East, Corner of
111 Coal, Salt, no, Flour,
L tn., N. it --Particular attention
n,.1 Forwarding of PAN.
I ~1. : Itonto,l, to all parte of the country.
MEM
lif1:1) ItENNI:Vr.
Jt eat(' it 01 'Vile ?CACI. offiet• li•COald
1., .•• h te...... ,t.rill, 1:CIIIMILI VlPth Arid
11M1115,-.1.
I. I. I It
Pa. lanlC&ltt
YJrt 1$ Jl,ltl'lt.
An 'f a •r 1.41 r. KLlKway, t's
k. I stuterou tud J. fferdou VOllll%
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ME
Y.;IIaNSuN lif )USE
• •.••, .u.l and -Varlet :Ntteet -oueaquaze mutt ol
Wat tea, Pa. goat. 'Zia-17.
Jt'Ll IL AgN,
- . 1 , ,1,•al or rat Yea Pt, Paragou Bloch,
a•ms Hall, Enc.. Pa.
10111
IV, Gt Nsal!ltlni„
Till Mika lu Gazette
, of Faat and State streets.
1611,1 e.,ltectwpg wade p r o m pt.
jaited4-Iy.•
.It. J. N Chei,
ATT,,I,NTY AT LAW. aldowllly,
- rikrtwe iu adjulabn co unties.
•
411.• Hi
rtr.,- . 1.1,1 rrt , Le.twoon 4th and bth atreata,
e cf.cia Railroad Depot. Erie, Fa
Extensive IIC00031Wods?
tr*.v..trts. Etaerd by the day or
tltAcise.t. r apr2V63tf.
INIIII
Ir•SHIONAIILI TA ILORS and
' . .zPrs riapwr's Patent Sawiag 1111 e n 4,
:ger Strew% bellA Pro alb and filth Sta.,
e•t.!e r in ths anest style.
MITZI
I 1% xr.: 1•1, S•Lll STAIII.K, nu Eighth
•ttte .4.1 Preach. Ue hitltsem COW
. • tOrUlot. tiVeZ.4.64-It.
11., S :11 CA NITE.R.
i , I'VACIT Kik% otStaata
! ,- Fr.cultural init.laroirta. Railroad Cara.
11 %AA LI.,
Ottica in Rotan
. mttli c,t tt, Park. Erie. l's_ 1!b
11%%I'Mlf.
Co, IL. Ils• C. 0 CLlOurro,
. s iwrif moudlotsautleviorly Oiled Op
utle ol the best Troulthe Wad link
, at s lr,tlA.l COMIIIIO.IIOIId tluomm,Cll.•ii
ALI th , derals Priers. The public
• • ,r. dull, o.,o,v•tted. St ty•
1. t.Ii.t3ILII'CII.
rr•Art. xi" I.rtw- thracdoca trthotreibt.,
' Court tioulio, Ya.
ERIK 414 U.
i , •s., d ON:710101TM STILIIItT. afar
Nor. 4, 18.54.-383a04•.
I . tl r. Elt E.
I kh Goons, CLoczalas,
e.et.4l.l".Later. etc, cot
' tAte auu►re, Erie, Ns. j►litf.
I'TO It,
sIALK KICTAIL DEAL AOIS IX
►ul Esed, ViuDd au4
, , Stat.
r.O letting rm po rI tt
lu
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%, i 0,, lua., Litilutl,, ,
r, k ri.,, Yr. . • -
inikrs . 6s- IT
WEIN TY YEARS.
U.l CLLEBRATED
till REMEDY !
I .....pulsr med eine bee been
-• ,, ue the Isat twenty yenta in
I ttla watt. Alecidthl eta
belote the public. Not
• ....ee.i.ery to tlo , ..livallliat
1".1d 1;4,4 eu .es to nut
• ate value long
! Ft!, pleasant. °freed,
11. ILdlift° , l 10 all ten
• . u I t• Irpt to every hone.
, .• I! throat and lung
a ... t:.1.1 1{4141.44 in
r, r• 1 ['lnd will te t
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=Er
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e.t known
, hot i• r
›; , Er;o:N(
I h •i I. NI. 0)11;11
NI 1, • Cl,l prrt* lA/ /.1.110.
e 50 Crtit.t to 11 Per Rattle.
, PrilpT.el,,[ll.,
11.. • L. 1,21 .4el. 41 greet' t:No.
IL*
TLCII 71 it. TI A: I.
and tieicalty.
Cc 0.141/
ktuuriz walk
...1-c‘re; lb., Tur , at itikf /MO
Cause to Use.e.dlien
e'er Vi.rtby et public
U. Shirk,
Itirherd See*,
I . rie,
j vci T. ee et Huver,
t, • ~., E. H.t.let.,
J. Mirurary,
J. IV. Calvet,
Wel. H. Als7,,
rArbeil ‘
A. Betrote,
IM
. :Fa4bury.
4. Moor.
.11.. 4taig,
J. Rotinsolt,ll4l,
KO al). 4 :144 Li. t Web-
C t:.
'64--6tn
I"'
• • ui•t•c :I/ 4,y senu (free.
a, copy of Mileri.ti
o.! tifa..l, r, %lavas* Cou•
ll=
3 ti , ...1.4.01itty
`.3 ~ i • dug antaahoi
,ousplete tostors
,L. 1J•:..ul .of ertryaatferat
^ recips wit)) fall
•
nsr
wtl.Y ALLEN.
jo.a Str..t. Nov York.
C ..DECK,
1,1 AAAAA btaLIX Iw
Toßacco, SNUFF, &C.,
th buluw St4te. Street,
Lit 11:,
,1 )41.`..6 tie buipatth Priatiag OM*
COUGH BALSAM is tranuoted to cursCuegbA.;
'W
Cobh Hootueben, Asthma, ho( plug Cough, Fors
and Lunge.
fbnze:t, Cosennoption, MI affections of lbw ?brat
Tor ale by dreerg teta-Genent depot, MIA t tourtli,
street, CiAelnuati, Oldo.' • ••
4lego M
ture aa the ooly certain remedy to i• Diarrhoea.lkti and D
St t t te o r u y a u i t t a .
l an d o C e a t
r a m l na t i o ve n s , aAds t i
riveaAtnarta
d a
to egent
a entre after all other MOllllll hate &AIM.
For sale by Druatate. General di pot. 0 Rag Fparth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A
1 SIRICKL 4 6it - i - si
P II°I-l II C 1.-111'"1
DR. Strickland's Pile Iteme,iyM'aii cured
thousands of the worst cases of 1 Iliad tad Bleed.
ing Piles. It gives immediate relief, aad offsets a per
manent cure. Try it directly. It is wa wanted to cure.
For sale by druggists. General depo 6 /fast Fourth
street, Ciuciauati c ehio.
DiSP9Pflia, Nervousness and
Debility.
E=l
DIL STRICKLAND'S TONIC.— We
recomtoend those enduing with loci of Appetite,
lodiestlon, or Disrpsia. Nervousness r uld itstwolta
Debility, to nee Striektami's Tonic. It la a vegetable
preparetion, tiro from Alcoholic Liquors; i t streugthous
the whole Nervoue system; it errata' a p to,ppatits.
and is warranted to care Nervousness and Nervous
Debility.
For sato by Druggists genersily. et $1 par bottle.—
Prepared by br. A. Strickland. ti FAat F iamb strut,
Cincinnati, Mao.
Great Gift Distribution.
• •
OF
Watches, Chains, Lockets, Bracelets,
Gold Pens, &c,, &c.
S. M. WARD & Co,
1.-INUPACTURINU JEWELERS,
100,000 Watches, Chains, Lockets, Bracelets,
Rings, Gold Pens, Sc., &e., -
WORCII $:100,000, TO BC SOLO AT 0:174--DOLLAIE
YROk'itIkTOK, ,
EACH, WITHOUT ItEUARD TO VALUE:
And not to be paid for until you know what yocrgra to
fa:etre, and not to tot kept uttleas - you are
per eetiy- satisfied.
Splendid List of Articles to be sold for SVeach:
100 Gold Hunting Carey, . t
' $lOO 00 eadt
100 Gold Watcher_____________ 60 00 each
WO Ladies Watehre, 35 00 each
oc teditt
600 Silver Watches. $l6OO to 26 ar t t
aiuo Gold Neck and 'Coat Chaium,.. 12 00 to la
1,000 Chattelaine onl Gaeta Challis, 500 to 16 00 each
3,000 Noce and Vest Chains, 400 to 12 00 each
4.000 Solitaire Jet Ik. Gold Brooches. 400 to 800 each
4,000 Coral, / are, kc, B roochee,... 300 to 1100 cult
TAO Gold Jet, /to , Ear Drops, 300 to 800 each
5,000 Gents' Breast and Start Nea r ,. 300 to 500 each
6,000 Oval Band Bracelets,. 300 to 800 each I
2,000 Chased Bracelets,.... 600 to 10 00 each
3,500 Cal. Diamond Pies and Plugs,. 2 t.O to AOO mak
2,000 Gold Watch Vey*, 250 to 600 each
6 000 Solitaire Sleeve But a Studs. 200 % 1100 web
3,0.0 Gold TlM:obits • 400 to II DO oath
8,000 al iniature Lockets 200 to 800 each
;WO 214 n. Loelebt, Magic ts.prlng,. 400 to 900 each
3,000 New Style Belt kluektes,...'.. 400 to 800 each
:,000 Gold Toothiicke, Crosses, •ke., 300 to it GO • eels
3,000 Fob and Itltbon Slides, 200 to 600 each
5,00 Chased Gold Rings, 2 00 to 600 each
4,000 Stone Set Rings 200 to 604 each
0,5r0 Setts Lacks Jewelry.jet a gold 500 to P 00 each
4,000 .• .6 Varioth.,•t3los 300 to 1500 each
5,000 Cold Tensollver ease & pencil, 400 to 800 each
4,0^0 Gold Pena, Gold Case & Pencil 600 to 10 00 each
9,1,00 o!.1 Yen- geld mounted holder 300 to 000 each
Certit.tatea at the various articles are placed in erre.
lopes, sealed and mired. These 'envelopes will be sent
by In mil as nrclerrd, without regard to choice. After re-.
relying the certiticate and seeing what article it repro- -
tomtit, you ere at liberty to alinalrend it the article, or
any other on the hat of t he uncle value, lid after seeing
the article, If it does not xlire 'perfect satiatactioa.
lustru r . uto return it said get t he motley. In all trans
acilooa by mall we charge fur one certiocete 26 CDatrie
nye certificatea will be seat for $l, eleven fur $2, thirty.
fee $5, our hundred for $l5. Agents wanted every-.
where. n. e allow agents ten ovule on each certlAcate,
provideci,t heir remittance amnuute to nue &liar. Also,
e stra premiums for large orders.
AlUim haulier --On therweelpt of $1 50, we will wend
a solid saver shield (pure 'coin) ut badge, for either
divalcui or corps in the army, or • cavalry, intents";
artillery, rogiu•er or paii/ontirr • pin, with your name,
regluivut, and company handsomely engraved thereon,
together ettl, tour wholesale illustrated circular to I
agent a.
S. It!. WARD & CO"
11 l Bro4drvalt New York.
W 11 4 kI,ESA A: REl'Al
GROCERY STORE.
IV II( I EiiA LE AN U RET AI I. GROCER,
frtA.F.at Garner of Pori Praia Street* •
lentArtilhij-
Wan.l4 reepe,tfally c U the attention of the connutmity
to hie large Stock of
ROC ER IKS AND PROVISIONS,
Whirl be is Sadirons Waal at the
*KR% LtIWW.T PONMISLit ritIVIKPI!
• Ars sasot totsiat of
411.(1 A
VIFFE . F.S.
SYRUPS,
TopAcc( - )s,
FlBll, &C.,
oot eurpalied io th, city, am be le prepOred to prove to
all who giro btu • cal!.
Nn Mao keep• eonwttntly on hackli . a apperior lot of
PET E I Q 1.11,0 ItS,
l•r the • holnotle trade?, to whieb 11•'4 treats tke Mt/atlas
of the public.
His motto ix, “Quick Small Profits and a tall
Equivabrut t'r the lioury." spirt=
Jnited States Claim Ag't,
GIRARD. PEN,NA.,
PENSIONS, RACK PAY,
ead all other Claims against the Gower/limn &Olinda.%
• to watt promptness.
ItIVIstOPSAHLIC.
arApplication by Mall attealot to the AUDI SO it
Dilvt• irk p eflloll,
Crawford, • Christian - • & Ruth
nealeri to
GROCERIES AND PROVISION S ,
Driod and Sealed Bruits,
pAyrrs OILS,
Ship Chandlery, Boat Stores, &c.,
..7V. 7 esArrrs BLACK, PARK ROW.'
Also, Public Dock, Foot of State Street,
PENN'A.
R. A. CR
lilfr A&WFORD.
J. BYRON RUTH F. CHRISYI.OI .
j4cae,64l
Reeves' Ambrosia.
FLHt THE: HAIR.
frIMA EXCELLENT HAIR DRESSING
and wonderful Hair Restorative still realms Ifs
yrocah!ents in fashionable circle*. tad to eupenwiling all
ether preparatotos, not collie title eottetry but 11111/0
is
'KUriqiel and South America. remand' of bottles an
aslu.ally lat.! to the Court circles of rk, Landon. Ste
Peter but.; and Liadrid. and t be is Cuba Is error
wins. 1: VEb? A M BRO.i4IA is composed of as oily ex
tract Irom herbs a , t WOneerful virtue. and ishisbly aeon
tc.l with A vAriell of exquisite perfumes. ' It eSsettally
prsre eta the hair filling out, and moms it to grow rap
idly. tbiek 4131 i long. l; makes the hair marl sod
It a elesey - r ce
aparae. No toilet to complete Ml=
1 1..!'rice 75 cents per tariezbottle7
:told by tlrosibets and dealers in. Laney goods be all
pry uf tbe thins/id Wholossle by all wholelable
druyeata in every city, awl st
MKS Vita' AMBROSIA S&P"
N 0.62 Felton Street. N.
RICIIARDS & CO , Pbiladelphia. Ossetia
*pate for Peunsylvaala. Learlpflape,::
WE ARE OFPERING
• kyr) asoortowit of Robb. seosoks,Cookii
itrusbes. Dol{r. DoU &MI lad AllailleMeli tot
ctU4ros, remit. Porto Amiliddloursof '
.810148",
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208 Broadway, New York
P. A. BECKER.
D. W. lIUTCHrNSON,
BOUNTY.
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an the love Of %attire holds 3
*ilk her visible formai, she - 2061b
tgnage ; for his mei' heart( ' ' '
Me of Meanest, aid a smile -
,e of beauty, and she glides
erniusings, with a mild ' -' - -
;.sympathy, that steals away '
Their ' - eh arpnest ere , he is aware.' When
Of the tlet t bitter hour come'like A' blight. ,
Over. Chu ,ndrit, and cad integers
Of the letata egoui,
.40 shroud, and pall,
And . traortliteati darknes4, and the nem*
•Iteust. . , , . , ..
• Addle ll+ to shudder, 41111 grow 'sick at heart,
'Oo;feir itt,, ; udder th . e open 1.11,y, and list,
'Ti:o nattjtet 'a teachings, while tram all around—
Ehititaqi4l her waters, and the depths of air.
Canes; a ' still voice—Yet a few days, and thee
•Thi all-i eholdtog stin ~hall see no more,
la all hil t course ; .nor yet in the cold ground,
Wheels thy pale form was laid, with many'
,tea re,
Nor I 'it the embrace of oze n shall exist
Thy 'runage. 'Earth, that nourished thee shall
clallin ' •
The i4vowth, to be resolved to earth again.
And.' i lest. each human trace, surrendering up
,Thlni I Individual being, shalt thou go,
TO mi \x. forever with the elements,
. To be a brother Co the insensible rook,
And to the sluggish cold which the rude
• awe in
Turns *it h his share; and „treads upon. The
. oak_
Shea a and his roots abroad, and pierce thy
inoulo.
Yet. not , to thine eternal resting-place
Shalt th on retire alone—nor couldat thou wish
Couch inliore magnificent. Thou shalt liedown
With pi triarchs of the infant world—with
kings,.
The poll , erful of earth, the wise, the good,
Fair for ma, and hoary seers of ages past,
All 'in o ne mighty sepulchre. The hills,
Rock-ril'Obett and ancient as the sun—the vales
Streloh'iing in pensive quietness between ;
The,vett 'arable woods—rivers that. move
In Mak sty, and the complaining brooks
That in take the meadows green ; and poured
roum a all.
Old Oe tan's f►Pay and melancholy waste,—
Are but the solemn decorations all .
Of the ' great tomb of Man. The golden — inti';
Thipl spats, alt the infinite hosts of heaven,
Are sh fining - on the sad abodes of death,
Throu gb the still lapse of ages. All that tread
The.gl , .obe are but a handful of the tribes
That a /timber in its bosom. Take,the wings
Of roc 'ming—and the Deccan deserts pierce,
Or lot I thyself in the continuous woods,
Where ,'oils the Oregon, and hears no sound
Save I 'Os own dashing—yet—the dead are
thee, t ;
And mi 'Wiens in those solitudes since first
The fig itt of years began, have laid theta down
In t heis ' last Bleep—the dead reign there alone.
So shalt thou rest—and what if thou withdraw
Unheed, id by the living—and no friend
Take ao to of thy departure ? All that breathe
Will aka re thy'lleatiny. The gay will laugh
When th ,ou art. gong, the solemn brood of care
-Plod on„ and each one as before will chaise
His taut trite phantom : yet all these shall leave
Their tr firth and their employments, and shall
cents ,
And nu kite their bed with'thee. As the long
train .
Wage! I glide away, the sons of man.
The yt tuth in life's green spring, and he alto
- -goes i
In the full strength of years, matron and
malt I, .
; 4.411 tb se sweet babe, and the gray-haired man,
Shall.° ne by one, be gathered to thy side,
By that se, who in their turn shall follow them.
So live, that when thy summons (mute to join
The int attnerable caravan that moves
To: thi t mysterious realth where each shall
Lake
Ilia eh& tuber in-the silent halls of death,
Thou' o not like the quarry. slave at night,
Scourge al to his dungeon, lint, sustained and
aooth ed '• •
•' .
fly an Unfaltering mita; approach thy grate,
Like an a Who "traps ;he ,Ir yory of hie coach
About him, and lies down to pleasant dreamt.
,- ‘f -
Chance In the Ileasehettl.
1 . Ti tee's no tis'e , trying any longer to
suit I 411fte Persona." mattered that indi
vidual fietter half; as alio sat in a corner
of the fiirm kitclitn, rapidly divesting a
chicke a of its feather~. I've worked and
slaved myself lo death for him and his'n,
land all .the thauka i've had for the tat.
fifteen years• has been short words and
genera.] growlin' and t'.tult. findin'. until
now I:'ta just determined to stand out and
have My own way, or let things take their
own co urse, and he'li find, after all. He
nze Tkdbot has got some spirit in her that
can't bt crushed out with all his abusin'
andl athravation. • •
" To think'he should have the heart to
refuse me a new carpet after he had such
good luck with his wheat crop, and qust
slaved myself through harvesting and got:
taking with one girt.
"The morn the man gets, the stingier
lie rows, and there isn't it woman among
my acquainttmee that would, stand 'such
treatment, and I won't. 111 put my toot
down from_ this moment," setting down
most emphatically that solid member of
her comely person on the kitchen floor,
" if Isaac Parsons won't come to-terms,
VII quit him—that's all."
Mrs. Melissa Parsons had been a re
markably. pretty girl in her youth, anti
thirty-teveu .years tns le her a fair and
comely woman.
.fier hMiband was a somewhat phleg
matic man. stubborn and opinionated
asides his early life and social atmosphere
bad not enlarged or softened his charac
ter, . the hardest anti most disagreeable
part of it expanded with his years. lie, l
loved money, and as the esthetic part of
his, nature had never been cultivated, he'
regarded ,it as wastefulness and extravor
fiance to indulge in much grace or beauty
of surroundingS. •
Still there was another side to this man.
Lila 'affections were deep and tender, and
a -judicious woman could. have reached •
sod influenced him to almost any degree.
ihroughAhliee. But Mrs. Parsons never
understood her husband. : She was an ha
palsive, high-spirited and really warm
hearted woman, with a good Aare of-pet- •
ty social ambition, and she and her
band ware constantly' jarring each other.
Yet all these years tLe barns and store.
houses, the lands and gold of Isaac Par-,
sonahad increased; and God .sent
-tiro boys and a girl—to soften the hearts'
of the father and mother, and be to them'
angels of a dneW-covenant of pews and:,
tenderneis.. But alas. alas, the• sweet
f l oe, an& thaministnitions of '_childhilbd
bad never accomplished -their mission,
and with heartsand tetnpera- fretted' and
soured Watt worn, Mr. and linaknie
owted the-years giortingot4r them, and
bilk felt that •their marriage
,had beta `s
Mistakes' aid 'tie Misery, - and: witti:litind
eyewthit . Wcead idolree k titid hi 4 hearts
RE, .AND A•RALV YEAA, P44 ° ' ' -u rq'. 7 i11:446 (4';r411.1/2-(11;
ERIE, Tillats l 4Y,,AFTEßNOPlli , Apitp. 036,1!.:
THAI~IATU
InTittT;
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that.efouhl not. nutleritand. mph, blamed
the other, and mutual reerintination only
n*lneekilresti bitteimmez. .
=II
, 'At heat aerials ciente. Persona had
set her heart that autumn apoii•i'neW
park* , cwt, whieh !leas fir tin arils -un- .
reasonable, and. in , Which her husband
ought to have .indulged her, but the man
ner of the request, vhiehwail . fri reality
cowhand; it 'once - roused the' iiiheirea
Itubboruess of the into, suideite"t4ii re
fused her. ' Thin followed' lauiiiithite
words aitit angry retaiti, huititidluTid
wife separa t e d w ith a nd'
rage. ,
But now as Mrs. Parsons taok, up her
denuded chicken, and,plunged it into a
pan of, hot water, her eyeti glanced an tti
weekly paper_which lay on, the tithltii, au!
they s e ttled on this intsaage, ribich_Ntu7
plated a short sketch—" Who, when be
was reviled, reviled not, again, hut..vont
mitted his cause to Him who judgeth
righteously."
A nil 'home wordi stole, iu a still, serene,
rebuking voice, through the stormy soul
of Mrs. Pain:tons. She bad read them in
numerable times before, and they bad for
her no special message or meaning;, but
now God had 'snit His angel to drop them
in her heart, and in a moment, sonsethiag
of the real sin and wrong of her life rasa
up and confronted her.
She sat down in a low chair by the kit
ohen table, and rested her forehead on
her hand. The hard, fretful, angry look
went. outirom her face, and was succeed-
ed by a soft, thoughtful expression, and
the sunshine hung in yearning .golden i
shifting beauty about her.
-And then the woman's memory went
back to her first• acquaintance with Isaacs
Parsons—he had chosen her from among
a score of others who envied her that good
fortune, and how those early days: of the
courtship came over the Softened, heart
of the woman, as the first days of spring
come up from the south, end go softly
over. the hire dispairing earth. Then she
saw herself once more a' shy, tremulous,
joyous bride at the altar, leaning on the
strong arm and tender heart, to whom
she gave herself gladly and trustingly as
a woman should.
And 'she remembered that morning and
a little later, when her proud and happy
young husband brought her to the house
which had been his father's,' and bow for
a little the thoughts of her. being the mis
)ress of the great old farm house, fairly
frightened the wits out of her.
She meant to make it'll sweet and hap
py home for Isaac Parsons. She remem
bered, as though it all happened yes.
terdax, the little plans and contriVances
she had made hit his sin-prise and their
mutual comfort.
, But the quarrel came. How well she
remembered it, and how clearly she saw
now foolish' and sinful. -part she had
borne in that ! It she had controlled het
temper thon—ifshe hadvinly linen gentle
and patient, forbearing and !forgiving, In:
stead of being proud and passionate, fret;
ful And stubborn ! !lore the wife aid the
mother broke 'don'h ; she buried her face
in her arron and cried like a child.
Mrs. Peirsons was an energetic, deter
minrd woman, and wheu she had once
made up, her mind upon any course of ac•
Lion, she would not shrink back. Erma it,
'What went on in the toftenetl. %semen's
heart that il - diming, as she with her apron
at her eyes, and the sobs, in her rocking
to and Iro inlier low chair, and the sweet
restless sunshine all about her--whativent
on in the softened woman's heart—only
Gad and His 'angels lcnow. •
"Are you tired, 'lsaac
The farmer was Wiping hia , face and
hands on the brown- crash ,dowel which
hung near the window : ' He was a tall;
'stalwart, muscular man, sun-browned And
weather-beaten, yet he bad keen, kindly
eyes, and the hard features had an hon
est, intelligent expression. 31-vs, pars Ons
was cutting a loaf-of rye bread at the
kitchen table. Her husband turned • and
looked at her la moment as though he
halfdOubtedvliether he bad beard aright:
His wife's floe as bent over the bread so
i 3 ;„
be could not it: but t he' wordicame
&second time: • .
'' Are you tir e d, is:tic?" '
It was* long time since 14Ir. Parsons .
had beard that soft, quiet voice. ft stole
over his heart like a wind from the land
of his youth.
.‘ •
4, Well, yes, I do feel a kind of tuckered
out. It's herd work to gat in all that corn
with only one band besides 'Roger.",
I reckoned so ;; and J. thought
broil the chicken for tea. and. bake the
sweet potatoes, as you'd relish them best
so."
Kr. Parsons did not say one word; he
sat down sad took, the weekly paper out
of his pocket, but his thoughts. Were too
busy to let him read one word. :lie knew
very well his wife's attention to broiled.
chickens, and es_the kitchen was her Un
disputed, territory, he was obliged to iub
mit and. have the chickens.st eiwedi.pole:.
toes served up in sauce; notwithsi.anaing
she was perfectly aware Olathe preferred
the fermis broiled, and the latter baked ;:
and this unusual deferent* to 'hit tote
hilly struck . ' the farmer - dinsb--with : 'iti-'
toriishmerit, as be• sat- still and wale:id
his wife as she hurried frmn'the pantlytti
the table, in herpreparations foe teat' Mal
then there came woes him the memory
Omuta of the harsh, angry'wordi fie had'
spokes 4luring 'their quarrel thatmoinihe
and the worth IniOte the mates iteint.' 7 '
And -whilst , Mrs. Parsons - wee in tba
midst of taking up the debit* trolled'
chicken, two boys end * girrbitart .
tlid kitehmi.
'!Auslii• childre l o' wound ill
among the obatieperens mirth like starer
chime, the soft' voice of the mother ;!it
Bier's busy reading , the paper, and you'll
'distil:rt. 'him."' • "
'•
The children were vilear . ditotOe t onl y
in leir of the reproof, 6ul, in wonder at it.,
for the *A 'hi seldom conanitiartiia
ea in the small, everyday maitera'jthicti
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-10 4 1 0!elkrf!"40*.4*!:7-Thlfre * l l
Ilia spoken at the meal; fat i 4 dotter, ki_llkad
liet atmosphere seemedr-takiarvade the ,
scowl Ties 4,shlidree Viii, - thiatitit they did
noi vpisk • -- •
‘ , A re ie4 tolui eitt Chis erftingi hats to
Well, yes, litiohight"l'd•ekiP round to'
't*tt towh o wthetini. i Watt strythineittbli‘
Aqf*Owcontinueit Paitoiii;
to bnttowar hls Bolt bWctitir .
'fliphlosedlookihrghist, Whevie'ttlidloiptny
-eiiittis was thins 61 wittibedgbleof eVer
ireen, tueuridlrlideb ilateriNVlP•Trimrhirieigi
thffieishitestijr,imbta.• ; , .
. tbe4tiatrliiiiirge
,and itterePte "le
acobinbliihr 'bar 'litorpise;'. Igo Perstatt
dropped hie ;bah& Mr . entry: grtint ; 1
that " the thing would notwork.il • " •
:try,-;father." M. 'Parsons
stepped quickly to her busbaild's 'aide,
and in a moment her hand had managed
the refractory button. • • ' ' -
:;Theb,She smoothed deign a lock or. two
Alt had strayed over.tbe
sun4burned forehead; and • the touch of
those soft fingers felt very pleasant about
the ifarmer's brow; and woke up In his
heart out sweet memories of times when
,
he used 'to feel them fluttering like a'
dream through his bait.
lie looked on his wife with a sottneis in
hii face, and a softness - in Lis . been . eye
irhich,he tittle suspected, And the soft
'nem and smiles stirred a fountain warm
and tender in• Kn. Parson's heart, which
had 'not for years yielded one drop of its
sweet widen,. She reieheti'l4', her lips
impulsiiely and kissed his cheek. Any
one who had witnessed that little awns
would scarcely have suspected that the
married life of Isaac Perseus-and his wife
counted three-quarters of a score of yea6:'
, •
' The woman ' s comely face was full of shy
blitsbes as a girlie of sixteen, and Isaac
Parsoni seized' his het and plunged out of
the house without, speaking one word, but
with a mixture of" amazement, and mime
thing deeper on his face not . easily des
cribed.
But at last he cleared his throat, and
muttered to himself; "Menus shan'tze
pent• that ant—l
. say she shan't)", And
whin Isaac Parsons said • a thing, every
body knew be meant it. . ,t
* 4 E. * a It
The sunset of anbther autumn day was
rolling its veitures of purple and mold
about the•mouritsins when the wagon of
Isaac Parsons rolled into the farm•yard.
He had been absent all dif in the city,
and the supper, had been awsiting him
nearly an hour,,and the children had
grown hungry and impatient.
"p, father, what have you got there?"
they -ell ,clamored. as he came into the
house tugging along an intniettse bundle
tied with cords.
"It is something - for your mother, dill;
dren," was ' the 'rather unsatisfactory an
swer. •
-At this moment Mrs. Patsouit 'entered
the kitchen. lier husband snapped :the
cords, and 3 breadth of ingrain carpeting
rolled upon:the floor, through whom dark
-green ground work trailed a russet vine
and golden leaves—a most tasteful and
graceful pattern. ,
Isaac Parsons turned to his amazed
wife- 7 ". There, Malissa, there's, the parlor
carpet you asked me, for yesterday-morn
ing. I reckon there ain't many that will
beat it in West Farms."
♦ quick change went over Mn.i Parson's
face, half of joy, half of something deeper.
"Oh, Isaac !" She Put her arm around
the - smug , mab's neck and -"bunt ,into
Wan.•
• As trio of children stood still and look
ed on in stolid amazement. I think the
bight of their faces was the first thing
Which recalled Isaac Parsons to himaptlf.
" Come, come, mother," he said, but his
voice was net _just steady. " don't giya
away now like this. I'm hungry as a pan
ther now, and want MY before . I
do anything but put 'up my lion!" ;" .and
he strode ott to that impatient quadruped
•
in the back yard.
. .
So that, new. carpet proved an Olive
branch of peace in the household of Jame
Parsons. While others admired its pat
tern or prised its quality, it sPoke to Mrs,
Parson's heart_a story of - a/1- that WhiCh
love and patience may accomplish. After
many struggles -and much' prayer, the
triumph over pride and paidoe; end evil
habits, wait at last achieved ; and this was
not accomplished in a day, or v. month, or
a year, but the "Small leaven that leaven
fib the whole lump," working silently and
surely, ocunpleted at. last,iis pure and per !
feel - work, and in the farm-house of Assert_
Parems reigned the spirit of forbearance
and self-relinquishment, of forbearance,
and love, which was given unto those
"who' fear God . and keep his holy porn
,d
,
menments." -
•
Sirreroi of.-::the Paris journals speak
a/pima tbeektrenvely deniikee style of dress
which; tba ladies have adopted at tha balk
thii gnomon fa Alta F9Onell oapitald
rentas at the present:day of mama%
says faxieritrtherff!ede, •!.
4u4 lik*th';
spout.;.-Lattlas arealniost attired illicitly
natives mS 4 Amerioi.-4ith - nothing
- • ,
but a necklann." :
.
When jolnaton asked, the widow.
Porter, to be hie wife,ise told tier austihtir
tbathe was of mean extraction, - that- he
hod 'DO rOrry,`lol:Ahat 'had bad- sn
. widow_ reipPoil that,
abekeired eiathiWg.tor • hie pinat a / 1 m that
idle had' no UlOtiey herself. • oust thought_
Ithe.hatintlx, whe dreenett. banging: S
ahhisla of 4. • • .
illakpan seatio trim' t a. yountorr
gskOLiiDigkt b. 6 4:fiu -,
'11.1 .4 01 ! !I *o!'f ,
iMoghave . 4 0 tAie
eras Aoyeß,;andAsU tp!uiVomeor-_
OEM
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at .-:; NtAmiteti Wromei •' • ' '
• :P1 7 . '1 1
: jg•thelAid eritere.l.- s goldt ; ; • •
• Whop my earthly o'er.
WiteeTtiie - tired lisadkeesie their
• ;AM the tint IMAM: ithes
Im.tkat; Lead or light. aid . ,
Where Ao eVe! came, ,• • ,
To - o v erhiond iiiioerteet glory. . .
' ; What shill he my Airgel *toe 1 1 • - •
WWI the spirit, who await toe. - ; •
Meet ms at tay'enteringiii, .
Willi Walt' altar Of lore 'and musk,
Nill their traleassiag begin - • •• ' •
jwitb esitionalis,
I:l° L"isi ii ra i rlert al g i t Ofl f •
e cad pap,
Noz.44W naafi thst.wirtitls gash tie '
• num. •
'. l • hdl •!• •••,• -;) - • .
• nate heard it ali too often ,
• I Itys : • '
Earthly oars, and sia, and sorrow,
• • -Mimi t r gOth I.l.stir4sk-ralipse.,
1 -$ 4 4 1 A4 1 011t Viirlaeni• -
'Wha I,typleikyklasprtsl fume.
• - uaportai t tssplisza • , •
• • I shslchate another name.
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Froaktb* naiads%Okla .pot Muth 213b.3
The Revensests it Sienna% &nor.
• The entire campaign. in North Carolina
le at length... Plain. General Sherman ap
pears • to. have aimed' at the capture .of
both Raleigh and GOldsboro. The Con
federates, however, have made a -defense
of Raleigh ; checked Sherman's march in
thatdirection, and tximpelled him to turn
esatiard. 'When Sharman left Fayette
villeihis command wee divided into-three
columns., lie left Fayetterille on March
14.. .The western columninarched north
ward idcmg
.the Cape Fear river towards
Raleigh. The pester marched. northenet;
towards Bentonsville with the intention
of capturing the railroad bridge near there
OD which the Raleigh and Goldsboro rail
road erosion the Name. The eastern col
unuti believeck,to be composed principally
of cavalry, inclined further to the east and
marches' towards the Wilmington' and
iiVeldcin,. railroad, • south of. Goldsboro.
chofieki,.witis. him/ergs army at Kings
ton, was ordered on. March 14 to move
West towards ficiltlabCrO, and General Ter-,
ry, with all the:Federal. troops at Wil
mingtoni• . together with. the reinfbece
menta that had arrived • there during the
put twit weeks, was 'ordered to march
northward' along . the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad, towards Goldsboro ) BO
miles distant.
ThiS .Vohfedlerates prepared for these
Movements, and on March 16th stationed
all their available troops at Averysboro,
on the ctipe Pear river, thirty Miles south
of Raleigh, direCtly in the way of Sher,
man's western column, which was advance ;
sag northwards from - Fayetteville toward
Raleigh. Here, con -March 16, 'was fought
the contest, of which'inforntation was re
ceived through. the- Southern ,jeurnals of
last Tuesdays The -Confederates were en.
trenched 'on the eastern side of Cape Fear
river.. iliirdee commanded. The fight
began on the. Eith, and skirmishing sysa
carried on during all that afternoon and
night, but, thetattle did not begin until
the 16th. The fight was desperate. 'Bragg
commanded the western flank of the Co
nfederate line. Sherman Made repeated
assaults upon the Confederate position;
and each time was repulsed. At dark on
the 16th the Confederates held their po
ifition. Sherman, on 'the - I;thi turned to
the eastward, and the column marched to.
tentonsville, twenty ruiles'i I istant„ to joie
the Federal Centre.
• ,Ats soon • Crinfedmates discovered
that Sherman. had, turned aside, • they
abarisioned their camp at Averisboro;anti
began to march eastward able. ft is re
ported that Bragg lost two guns, that had
tabs spiked, but this is denied. Both the
Federal and Confederate armies were mov
ing towards Bentonsville. On 31archltith'
the Federal centre"reached that PlaCenrid
waa won reinforced by the' western coltimit
trout kverysbriro.. Bragg and Hardee also
arrived and reinforced Johnston, and at
forir . in the il'Aernoon siterman'S camp was
angsUlted, and he 'was driven back a mile,
several hundred prisoners being captured-
Hate heeatrencheil himself and lay all
night.; On the morning of the 20th the
oontes;t, renewed,. but lifter briik ar
tillery: firing; the • battle lulled.: No ,ai
molts i were made by' either' army, arid
both ley on their arms on the night of the
The ueigh,borhood of Ben toriaville
, wilVbe the . scene, no tioubt, of a fierce.
.6 1.• •
toadiat: . • •
• On the Confederates evaeu
-44 0 0 , 1 < i isbOto%recuoviug all theirstores agtl_ : preperty. i ' They marched: up the
* e u r i belted in the rear of -llentens-:
whlat is tweet tulles west of &lige
taq/„.,
• "21st, the Confederates
4000j:it! Nivea ocineentrated in yis
day,'woa hurrying his troops for
-34'1-111. lut u I.) have dil4'sions within
su t q•'it+ tug ~lateoee I , • .. , 4iOAl other. The
F e deral ea .tern column, which was In
cuiitei with Solsofiaki. opened canuntutica4
Lk* with h hit • at Mount. -Oliit''on• the
sPd-7Wd 431 /, isPrOistpieveo-,
tout - wiles soutk of! qqidshoin. :On: the
2111, S r ahofield'a. northern. Adak. :asteroid.
egolifihurtrovitia but slight uppaaticm_ He
cipl'ared no likipeity'hUt
• radical
caw Oa .the 2 4 8 tv 0 04:.T.effri , fekiPs
which !was ruarobiog north from Wilswing;
hws; Was' , lit ,rsisoea 1411tlititi v fiviS nines,
amok of Mount, Olive, an 4 joined Schh=
lei 42,11 Sherutaa'r • eastern : column
pu,l*. t olay. z lientonsville,. .thesefine.
060 Oat Military•Jonuttr. Sherwin has
stoop. path of iy 414 will bring' Terry
I'o4*W/eh! up on the eastern aide. -mt.
MEI
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• For tlidAitgels' will not call me
By the'natne 1 leave 'on mirth ; •
They iiitteiutale a holier language ' •
hive.iuy holier birth
Syllablet in beavenlY music;
Sweeter Tar ttran'earth may claim, _
Very gentle:purit, arid-tender,
be my Aigel name.
It has thrilled my spirit often.
In the holiest of my dreams ; ' . '
But it* beauty litigers with me
• Only like the morning beams. -
Welity.ot the jarriag discord
Which the lips of mortals frame, .
Then shall I with joy and rapture
Answer to my Angel name•l
' • •
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A liamie
dna Milo de raw Seam -
7b Mt kitwejEA..4A
Stat.-The
a part of a letter to iii'titititimy_
front hit wiff . .-Tho Zan! atidOtextbeha4 ~„
•hips of a soltliet:.laiateifilogiera
and his ciiihlren• are soot to tie Poor
Rouse. Gotti#hmisiitiwes him six mouths'
stages, but his ramify has.to sutler.' Dothe
people st•borne he any pity' for the
• Army Of the JiLttkrt., Itarekit, - Ultifo,
itheneeres v , Feb: 24, 48011.1:.:-••• Urbei r
guaband , t I 'received• your" letter - et
10, and 't etiswei. 'Yeti ttrilY
that la k • ItA,I.R,JOI-51 4 14 1 14•-4,.......
4d at gif-At tiro
'letters from you Aindk4 yzask•hsfl pilot they •
(lid' not either hare-striy-- motley in
thenk. and ..Essuati4ell , 4o4l, th a t the -.t.. •
limaer , Y oo .Bt t 44 , 5*, ixtl lose: satt :
, likTe.,tteen olifyed ►
t,o, 014 the.jpinor-.,
Assam . rdi H elp. It' stit** ietY
!RotilltlakAr-rnei anal yeliterdsitlie: cline - ,
rep to the door mitts siskoittmut took' ,
udd lent' y o tetiteron4itmits,
ee! 1 eei 4,1119ne.. * *„,
lawyer taY heart "whitilhe
children lett, they cried. ao , after tfiei '
=mm= buti 0 dese;: - Ifhey•lied to, go. Ha
wimlft not lone th ew: tad • ion , ' 1 Maeda 3 '
the beet i'ent ulitAYo9 l ll l onur &wk.?'" '
By piablivhing - tPtV:si!covi , ; i i6l4"thiky do
vomethitig to vefvfe "ae.4040
'provide tor the 4oldier'sliiniiilyi if 40T-, .
erornemt! does . fait to pay him - jolt: '
dues. ,
A Cesar PLics: ran -1 1 1ralia —WWI.
two hundred and fifty thottaut
in the Austrian dentictimia eat(t;o4 the, •
rank of nobles; but this nothing:opar.:
pared to Sicily. to that fortUnntei isinad ' •
there are one hundred and . tWertiileven
princes, forty-eight dukes, one kitudied-,
and forty marquises, twenty thousand -
monks turd nineteen thousand nuns.• .NO •
due everattempted to count the 'num
,her.
of barons, counts and chevaliers.
, .
A case is now on trial in Sew York, lu
which a telegraph company is sued for
leaving out the word " if" io a message:
It seems that D: Wharton Susith desired
to transmit, to Drexel S Co. the message:
"If the gold bill is vetoed, buy immedi.
ately $100.000." The latter upon reeelv.:
ing the message without the 41 , if," . hought
at 1629 ,• 16, and subsequently sold at a loss
of $2,000.
~
' The total uumber of bales of cotton in
the Confederacy at the present tune is in
timated by rebel cotton dealers at seven
millions of bales. At $704.) a bale: this cot
ton- would the worth lour thousand ulna
hundred million of dollars, or enough to
pay the recorded debt of the United Stites,
and Confederate States combined or ,
more than enough to pay tbe.entire debt
of,Great
: The papers tell a story of a Russian no
bleman; whose wife; : en flagon woman. ,
died: but his love for‘lierpould not brook -
On , thought of sepaxation. lear
body of the departed was eetrusted' to a
chemist of retuariuible skit! iu his ,pre.
feesion, who, by the employmetit•or '
Minute and compressions,_ redo*
solified . it,poil it cottiil ,be warn ai • set,.
ling in a ring, in which ships he proarves
and wears - •
The standard 'of education among pro.
voet marshals isnot very high, judging by
the following veybaiim'copy of a "rotuni
on file at" the Departnieot of
"consuming , Tornio data, tuudhiy pp,
what twe say-i am down
.oti rebels i Minh .
wed have a nut' 'left - ,withoizt turning eay
mor lous, " your Y. 2 / 1 .
a,sist Provos tatusitte
One New England editor lately asked
geother- if he could tell the lost of brim
stone, and therepl ywas It costa noth
ing where you are going," . • ,
yhe Minneanta.legialatniefißi
the right of suffrage to Regrow. The peo
ple are yet to ratify the measure, by vote
next November.
, A cue is pending in the New York Su
preme Court in which a child waa lett in
pawn or pledge for the pigment of a debt.
1 wi4," ssiel a son of Erin, ".I ,
tinil• the place •whera men don't die; Skim
might go snit slut iny •
OBABRYFaR JOS i-31i1V/Cii;
. Wi would psepasid*ly eall.thosittoorphne pf UM pahtaa . ' -
to OW fictiltwo for Iso4oflk Malawi otewary4taierlar - .
tioa. Ilaviotespid ?roma awl Um West ompc4.•
N are proposed to do anything in:tlisjObtas IW..ta •
manner Null° aim other.. eatahtlahmaat, sad collenii_
as m.1011'64411 ttiivlintato or Cierreland adtlem.
lard added iii4rly two thousand dolhus worth of "stir
rialto tie allow mimeo It has best la oar reasidassorit*
Atte ptliectig waking It what we thoight, tho C , Ole4aWt•
ty ueoded.' 'Haw well we hate suineedil wi leaie the.
iptefaiees oroFr wlacti may be ors to inen
pat at North Weatrra Penbaylvattia, to trwilti• Thom , .
win wont hudy work are invited, to OA ne a nap; Wt
,eau do mai Ma erPranttogtLa t tan toil done otaiiriors.
eueb foritisteri4 f '
' All blade canal by (foal Opematare,
•ll laude UP& by Coal Skipper., .
Alt kind. noel by Coal rollers
Au.klnde wad trg Ilriebenta aodsllorekeepne,
• It Muds need by ,Ratellies sod Wooers.
bMd by Wanntattneere. '
AU laud& 11/0 01 bY•Klailelne Dealers,
All laindirtured bib ee1:1464w%
All kleabineed
All Made used by.Panke,
, A tualai,biaimal lily•lnailkina' I 011 b...
Mods Noll by Stoat Corapeoles. eitansUy s
All Mode need by prober.;
All Made used-by• Cost. sod Fur. Umlaute;
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All kinds uee:l 6y gaprene *au,
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~ All kinds seed.br t'relesaloaali Ilse,
All Male mel by Llter ryr Societ b ,
re,
ittl Weft *ad by
All bifida eiedAY-PAteMmile
AD Made used trProduebreothea Articles, • ' • • •
Ail e I asesallblarelaeniae* ml Treed*, -
MI mad Alrebl*ti;
nsiglty Deginierean lielabliatenbestge• .
•
'AlMade need by Attiats generally,
. All,kinda veed - by reblla • 1• .
All blade need by Merman' MSomal-Aueuehltes, •
,All bloat need by Politieralliatagem,
- all kinds Geed by Travelateg .Assete, - • -'
All binds need by Mums, or eiriese of resl estate,
AU Mode welt by the menus of teteeest Palpate;
An Mods used by Bosom,
leeitert,stlifede 'Med by dem& • - 'L
Malta by eallorbee usat by reepeafibe lartiee i rempf.. ;,
ly Weeded to. Ageota tar Shoos. Ceraerte,4, !hoes
. rensionattillty Wiare net sequidoted wltb, mat pei
sdnuee. to e:um where pseiNgo a» emit oat et the •
ettybyezpreseusd the ammo for whale they are let/NW
erd Isom out Amnia,. sreeeeM.at; the oilkse lb* 1 1 0 4.flpr
es aLU haviriably be *viz,* at* th em; '
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fiIit.CONISUMPTIVS/A-710 undanigl+ll kodaft - '
biwa rtatarad to health la aby weal.
4* remedy, attar !lariat autbrad'aavarat yam vett
listorka leas sarottlita,', aid'tlitt amid AAA*
Nairn bt 21010 kmovis ielAcallow-aak
wet% UN mesas stymy. . • • '
at who doer IS he ii l mid a am et the per
hieigitteeleied. (trei et - sharp,) with tie ifaettelei lee -
'mates sot sem bit tarisiddilikarialawlS • :
ar.earsfee CegefftPtteeihelimes 1 !" 01 / 41 0 9 0 111 6
C , iegbe, he. l'he oal7 oldest Jet it ikk
,sertAppr gild
tag th e rieetiptte, it to won dadiat„iiiiii • •
Noleitimtlos eirebireello seunapiest aw 1 ;
11311. etuireseeter erli/ 07 iluisemilkoki willow , , t
t b isi a oud ai „ sitt 1 • - • •
ralum wishing the pamistrom, • win items adlitteit
' • Ric 11,11Alait. Iht6lol. WUPINOIIOOr. "
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