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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-18
VaAabh Properly for Sale.

i -
AS l intend to remove to the State OF
Ohio, will sell the following described
property, in the Town of Wheeling, SO
low as to make the purchase an object
to any person wishing to reside in this
part of the State OF Virginia.
One House and Lot in the centre OF
the Town, on the Main street, calculat-
ed for a Tavern. The stand is rot in
feriOr to any in the western country
The House IS two stories, As by 40 feet,
with a Cellar under the whole,-a two
story brick Kitchen, and Stable. This
property, If not sold by September next,
l viii rent.
One other House & Lot on the Main
street, now occupied by Peter Sockman.
The House is two stories with a Cellar,
Smoke-housc, & Stable which will make
1t suitable for 4 Family and Store.
| have also, within six or seven miles
of Wheeling, $50 acres of LAND, with
small improvement, which | VIII dis
pose of low.
DENNIS CASSAT.
May II, 1907.
FOR SALE, TWENTY LOTS
in the Town IF Frankfort, in the STATE
OF Ohio, 40 miles from Wheeling, on the
main road to Chilicothe. The situation
OF Frankfort IS so advantageous, that it
will in ali probability be fixed on as tn,
Seat Of Justice for new county, which
1t Is expected Will in a short time be
struck of from Muskingum and Bel
mont counties.
TO BE LEASED.
Six Quarters ctions Of Land, on the
road from Wheeling to GAINESVILLE, suit
able for Tavern Stands,--two of which
are improved. ID. CASSAT.
Wheeling, May II, 1907. If.
For SALE,
n Loo/tLv h-1o.o Nm.
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NM. LEE.
Baltimore, Sd April, 1907. 12t
{nvirtue of the aforementioned Trust,
the Subscribers offer for Sale the follow
ing valuable Property
Forty thoufsnd acres of unmproved Land,
ntuated in Harrifon county, Virginia, on the
WEI fork of the Little Kephawa, and Bear
fork Of Stear creek. This Land isreptclen ed
to be of very good quality in general, compri
ing large quantity OF rich bottoms, hea Willy
2imbered, and is capable of being laid off into
traas of five hundred acres each, to great al.
vantage.
One undivided half of $50 acres Of prime
Rand. Oh Hugh's liver, in Harrifon county,
vi GINA, near the lands of the late General
Wilmington, and adjoining the laDds OF Jacob
Beelon, alto unimproved
-Four hundred ard ninety two acres, in laid
county, near Clarkiburg, the county town, un.
improved
One unimproved corner Lot in Waynefburg,
Greene county, fenniy!vanIa, very handtomeiy
anH advantageouhy fituated.
Seventeen and quarter acres of valuable
Land, near the above, having upwards Of fifty
thriving sugar trees thereon.
One hone Houie and Lot in ConpelsvIe, in
Fenniylvania, with convenient out hoults, being
u valuable fand tor bufinefs
Five hundred acres of very valuable Land,
FiChin one and half miles Of Connel5viie-
On this tract ia valu be Saw. mil and other
Improvements, 1t pohtGes the advantage Of
one of the beh feats tor water works in the
weGern country, having the command of all
che water in the Youghiogany river, which 10
nav'glble for boats comfortable difanee a
Hove. and near to inexhauftibe banks Of iron
ore Of the beft quality
One undivided fixtb part of Laurel Furnace,
ffuated in Fayette county Pennfylvania, with
= 400 acre, of Land belonging thereto, being
but few miles difant from the Ian mentioned
tra9.
Three Houfes and Lots in the tow OF B5th
Berkeley county, Virginia-To all which vdlu,
able property indhputable titles will be given
AS psTions intending to purchafe will Doubt
'eis vle~ the property, more minute defcrp
zion IS deemed unneceHary apply to
JOHN TRIMBLE
No I8, CHI 'pGde
WILLIAM LEE, IruHeea
Mrket G'eet,
H2ltifn1re. Cd AcriI. no. -.
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PRINTED BY ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-01
the same snbjec, were ysssssdsy reir,se,

the same subject were ysssst5sy rsfr,..,
Agreed. ~.
90 motion Of Mr. +. Clay the hon.
resolved itself ioso rommn.ee Of ~
whole on the bin authorship ,hr purrb,. -.
Of certain copies Ct the Journals, which
being gone through, was ,epouei BY ,hs
chairman, MIR. Masters. and ordered ,a :
third reading to-noorrow, Ayes 90.
On motion ct Mr.. bar5y The hor,.
resolved loto committee OF the who'll
op ,hebill TO incorporate The ,res.eeshf ~
Baptist Church in the -cisy Of Wssho.,on
which being gore 'hro' Mr.. Mss,sss, ,hs
chairman, reported the bill, wish Vas
ordered 10 third reading ,omo.rsu.
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]. Montgomery, N. R. Moore, T. Moore,
Jeremiah Morrow, John Morrow, Moselcy,
.Mumford, Nelson Newbold, Newton, Pit
ken, Porter, Pugh, Quincy, Randolph, Rea,
.tFcnnsyl) Rhea, TENNESSEE J. Richards,
NJ. Richard, Riker, Rowan, Sawyer Sewer,
Sloan, smelt, Smile, J I. Smith, S. Smith,
John Smith, Southland, Stanford, Stedman,
storer sturges, Swart, Taggart, Talnadge,
Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Trigg, Troup,
sUpham,s Van-Allen, Van-Courtland, Nan-
Horne. Van Rensselaer,, Verplank, Whar-
ton, WAbour, Whitehill, Wilson, VIM,
Witherall-l2l.
NAyS-Messrs. Hogs, D. r. Williams
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son 20 approve sentence when it was .
mere personal thing between US. under.
stood that il was about the 18th of Nov
when the.expedi,ipn was TO have jcommenc.
ed. aud lhe.Msxican standard Gan emblem
of the sun) to have been raised his de-
Ia, ed nay departure from St. LOUIS. lex,
pec.ed TO have seen knights Of the sun and
lord, Of Mexico, among the chiefs OF those
chosen spirits.
+ Naior Brue's egiid'snce TO be continued
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IN SENATE. Noy. %

Mr. Mitchell from the commune =,
that part of the message Of Tic Plcs,drn,
ct the Unised States. which relates 10 H..
defence Of our SEAPORT towns .acd hs,bp,.
reported, in part, the following letter from
the secretary OF the nasy; also a bill 10
appropriate money for the ,cossucctiou of
40 addi'ioal osmber CT sua boats.
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EAMBURGH, September %.

Since the capltulatlon Of Copsnnas'us'
.he uncertainty respecting she part "u'. .
Dtama,k is 10 act, is greater than eVe,.
The prince of Pon'e Lorvo has Aao '1' .
interview with couas bercs'n!H. WINS" .
is presumed mus, have lad a decisive a ,e'
sul,, though we know no! what rs; o% -,
.ly it appears thar he French aad span,' >,
,roop, g..l not wit for orders to e ''
Halstsiu, though there is noshloS p''IaJ
as ye. on this subject. Three aoo'' :,
Feepch who we're at Lub-ck. ave =
n-o,cnsd he Ittle town Of E3''' )" :,
dachy Of O!deob urg, near ne 80
~frort.ers. An ad-de camp Of inc '''@
rs po,,e Corvo /. is said has SIS ~
Kicl, with mission TO tee pf'2S' =
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TUESDAY, Norem6er "a.

Leave of absence was granted TO Nr.
Dawson for .hree days.
Mr.. .Brown presented the petition OF
Casper Reiser, which was referred TO the
committee on claima barred, &c.
Mr.. Mention from the ccBm',ee OF
commerce and manufactures reported a
bin 70 charge .be name Of the dissf'cs Of
Bu,yport, in The district Ct Massachusetts,,
agree ably to the petition of Jeremiah HILL /,
which was read twice aud referred TO
committee cf the whole On Thursday next
Mr.: Mumtord preseatsd petition ffom
sundry merchants of the city Of NrwYork.
PRAYING for modification of the duties co
whale and spsrmace,i oil; which was re.
fsr4ed TO the committee Of commerce aud
manufactures
Mr.. Blouns said, that as ch,irman Of the
committee Of agsgessioos, ne bad received
a letter from .he secscsasY Of the navy stat
ing some -:rrors which he'd been discover.
ed inshe report Of the committee Of eeea''
ry cornmunicated by the secretary TO The
committee, and by ,hem To the House !;
which letter was read, and ordered to be
printed, [L. shall be giseo ID 'he ne1t lie.
.sll,sencer.
MIR. T. C2ay moved that the petition
Of the measures Of sal, and coat at Phila.
Grlphia, be referred to the committee CT
the whole 70 whom ssyera! petitions On
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MINUTES.
T1Nendav's proceedings csncludsa ]

Mr. G.. W. Camhbell, from the -ccmmittet
of ways and means, made report in favor
the petitions of Edward Weld and Sa1nue
i Beebee; which was referred to. a committee
of the whole on Thursday next.
Mr.. G.. w. Camh6eH, from the same com
lnittec made report on the petitions OF tbs
measurers Of salt and coal, and inspectors %
customs in the district of New-York and on
the petitions ofseveral inspectors OF Balumore
n ew-York, and Boston declaring 1t as the
opini on of the committee, that it is inexpedl-
.ent at this time to grant their request These
reports were referre d to the committee 1.-THE
whole tomorrow.
MI. Rlount moved .has petition OF sun.
dry traders, merchants, &c. 10 the district
of Edeagop, ". c. praying for port of
eniry be referred TO the committee of com.
meree and manufactures Agreed.
Mr.. Biount also movsd lha.the petition
Of sundry inhabitants in The town of Wash.
;ugtoo, N. c. praying for The establish.
nens;oi mail boat to Shell Castle isiard,
be referred to the post Office COM niuee.
Agreed.
Mr.. Thomas said, .ha, by an act passed
In 1893, the secretary Of war, the secre-
tary of the treasury, and the comptroller
Of the treasury, were appointed commits
sioness 70 examine the claims Of refugees
from the british provinces OF Canada and
Nova Scotia These commissioners had
made two reports 90 those claims, which
had not yet been finally acted on. At the
las, session they were referred To select
committee, who reported bill which
passed this house, bat was tponed in
the senate. He now moved shat they be
referred 10 select coUnissee. Agreed,
Ayes SIS, Nays %; ard the following
eentIemen appointed the comnalt'ee--
Msssrs, Thomas, R,bb, aod Bacon
On mo,icn Of Mr.. PaindeIfeT, the
house YEA, inso a comEnisieS ot the whole
GA he BIZ 70 cxteod llls F,ghi OF suffrage
IN he Mississippi ;asTitory, ADD Tor ether
purpoaes.
Nls. IyoRp aovsd 10 strike out the Isl
seo,ion Of shS bin sz'ecding the right ct
suiSrage, 90 vel! On she ground OF lis DC
ins incompas bic with ne article OF cessloa
aad agye9as.n b2fweso the U. States aad
Georgia as On la iae greiiecey.
The u.o,ton @as supported by Messrs.
'ssoGa an{s BIB, ard opposed BY Messrs
PoiBdsg;ar, VIZ A:a.on. Rhea rf Teu. anc
sgoan. wtp contcn3ed thas there was no
doubt Of .he rigbt 81 congress to lsgislatc
on this subiec' % of its exped iency.
Tau aba,tact ct the argune nts shall be
civ en- in future sper.l
Wnen tte committee rose without com
ing 10 decision. aud Obtained leave TO
sit agaiD.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-01
Macy Department,
1871 November, l89
DIR,

IN answsr to your letter of The 10Th
inst. in which you ask fer such information in
relation " to the defence of our sea-port
towns and harbors, and the furthsr provision
90 be made for their security" as the navy
department may possess. ! have the honor
to state that in aid of she axed Notifications.
which. will be submitted by the secretary Of
war, it is presumed that there will be reGuir.
ed at the ports and harbors mentioned below.
the number of gun-boats annexed to them
respectively, viz.
At New Orleans 6, Savannah 9, St. Ma
rvs 4, Charleston, S. {. 10, Georgetown, do.
/, Wilmington, n. C.. 3, Ocracock 4, Abe.
marie Sound |, Norfolk 60, Alexandra 2,
Baltimore 8, Philadelphia 4, Delaware bay
and river 10, Egg Harbor, N. ]. !, .Amboy
3, New York SO, Long Island A, New Lon
don 6, Connecticut shore 6, Newrort, r. !.
IL, Tiyerton l, Boston l2, Salem and New.
buryport s, Portland t, New Bedford 4, Mar
blehead and Cape Ann 2, York, Kenncbunk
and Saco 2, Kennebeck, Sheepscut, Dana
riscotta, Broad Bay, ST.. Georges. 5, Penob-
scot 3, Frenchman's Bsgsdo Passama1uoddy
Bay 3, Portsmouth, Ryd. 4. Making in all
.er 257
Of which we have # this time pro-
vlded 69
Would leave to be provided, gun
boats 1875
The building Of these gun-boats is
estimated on al average at each $4,000
iSs gAn-boats, at $1,000 make $4,000
Deduct the amount of timber con"
tracted for, as stated in the exhibit
of exit aordinary expenses incurred
by the navy department. since the
22d June last, S7,310
Would leave to be appropriated
for building of 1873 gun beats, 5 o52,5"
Respectfully submitted.
RI. SMITH
Hon. &dauEL L. MfTcHELL,
Chairman gfa Commattee
ofthe Senate
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The bill is as follows.

1 he Dill Is as lOIIOWS'
Belt enacted sc. That the President OF
the U S, be, and he hereby is authorised and
empowered to cause to be oull' nuRoer no.
exceeding gun boats, and
to equip. arm, man, fit out and employ the
same, for the better protection oftheports and
harbors Of the y, S. and for such other pur'
poses as in bis opinion the pubic service may
require. u.
see. 3. mi bcH Jart4lr enacted That a
sum not exceeding
dollars be and hereby is appvopt.i'
ated, for this purpose out of any MONIES ID
the treasury not otherwise appropriated
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SALEM. Napsmber %.

EH 4 e vi IF0UgMD2T 10
A friend al Mayblehead has ta9orco ID
with few French papers, brousaI W
The schooner Spring Bird, captain ~
ker, from Nan,z; from which VIC nave
made the following sraoslasions:
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The subscribers Aapt j.st received. snl
are "''r opening, On sddGsisnal ssep4 d
SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, :. =!

which added to their late purch,.es, i.
March, makes their assortmene verv D.
neral and complete, from the very n.
yantageous terms these Goods have been
laid IN, they are inabled 10 Sell them a
better tsrms than hertofore, they deena
It unnecessary to harticulariss ans al.
cle:, ~ they can assure The SuSlie thaa
their assortment cannot Be exceeded by
any, and upon examination they are =.
tished will give general satisfaetion 70
purchasers ; they return their sincere
thanks to their friends for pass favour, !.
and assure them that every exsTtion on
their part shall be paed to merit . con.
anuance. i =, -
Z THOMAS c. SMITH. hco. ;
MartinabasS, May Is, iSO7...211'.- !:
N. d. Thy always keep . rood a.;
:ortment Of AntietAm BAR-IRON on
hand: The House and Lot occupied bv
Mr.: L. Priee still for sale, for: ,erms
apply 70 T. c. 3. 3 Co.
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73t Picking Breaking and !
CarGing Maebiat. w..

readinesstOreeeive wool Sot manu-.
4 fac.oriasiu rolls for spinning. q d.
New Pulling on Tuscarora (on de plan.
, q formerly belonging 70 william.
fatterson) about one mile and 81 half
from Martinshurg, and yin be attended
byan experienced workman, where ID !.
hopedte give general latisfaction. The.
advantages are sueh, thatit l. hopeda re.
nerons public win encourage this u,eluI
branch Of domestic rhanufa cture. rThe'
price for Picking, BFaking and Cardins
into rolls, (afteffhe wool iIcleaned from
burrs and the matted ends cut oifJ v;ll
be ten cents per pound and the addition
OF two cents per paand Tor mixing CO.
Toured and white wool. There rnr,Sas b.
clean fresh grease sent with he wool. Z.
bout one pound to eight or ted Of WOOL.
add a sheet sufficiently large 10 contain
the rolls. which May Be transported any
distance without injury. - =
AARON HIBBRRD.
Tusesrora, sth mo. 18th, 1907.
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Ley:tlPr1sic.e

LAS jus. rec.iveda comp,.,. ..,.;,:
I i ment Of SPRLhG and .SIIlIHER
GOODS, which he assures he public Nh
be disposed Of on the most ..a,;.faetnr,,
terms 70 thepurshaser. He f.els -.
tain that those ybo call on him vim not
complain o. n: iees. His late purcha.
Sc; eompriss thsiollowing artielss.
Fancy Callieo.s, =. n
I.eno Muslin, =, II.
Shawls and Handkerchief, T..
q iargt assotmsut OF iancy rihbons,
Leghoin ard othsr bonness,
Fancy Marsails vestine, =. = :.
Thread Gloves, t.@
Genslemens Hats eoverd With silk,
Legaorn dino. DC. &c.
Il Tin Ware, ~
A large supPly Of BxLl's caScxs, Re.
Martinsburg, May ~, 1907 "
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DYvirtue ofa deed Of trust eieeuted
- to the sabscribers, on tie iath dav
Of March last, BY Peter neeI % secure
sum Of money (therein atneh.ioned0
due to Robert Crimes. they viii sell Tor
ready iaOney, It tsn o'clock, A. M. on
Monday the 1.trof June next, Z. Log
House and one halfof Lot No. It's now
in the occupancy Of said Deel, situate In
the town Of Martinaburg. and sornerinx
on John and German Ssreets. =,
WIN; lM!AscKEY. .sn. / r,.,,.,.,..
May IS. 1907. Tx - -;
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TIR rue.

VIRTUE, sousce ofevery heartfelt Joy
Shall not thy living charms my Tyre en-
pioyt -,
Shall I not ownth in thy hallowed name,
~conten.msus. peace, and every pleasure
came!
Tho powerful wealth, in many a yenal
May raise our rank, andbid the mean be
great,
Yet say. poor mortal, mid the POmpou'
glare, .-......
Can riches smooth the furrow'd brow Of
care y
From the proud gates bid Deaths grim
form retire,
Or wake the spark, just ready toexpire !?
And what is Honour, youths Elusive
.theme!
Athinblownbubble dancing on the stream,
1t floats while, buoy d up with inward
wind:
Then sudden bursts, aud leaves no TT ace
behind; 81.
Lo! Beauty blooming as the mornOfMay,
Surveys her rosy charms, and seems to
say
Riches and Honour, what are they to
me!
AT Beauty's dazzling throne they bend
the knee,
My smile the most detected heart can
.. cheer,
My frown Can bidsh boldest bosom fear
Riches & Honour, what are they to me !
At Beautys dag clog throne they bend
the suppliant knee"
Vain Beauty, knew, that thou must soon
be laid
In the cold grave, aAd all thy glories fade;
Bat Virtue still serene and mild appears,
And hrm and faithful, life's .ad Jour.
ney cheers,
Supports our steps, though faithless rich.
And all our honour. in oblivlon,ie,
ontolds celestial charms which ne'er de.
cay,
Tho earth.born Beauty whitening fade
away,
Teaches TO meet. nnmov'd, Deaths
sdngless dart, -.
And points to scenes where borrow has
nopart:
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From the Port E0h.1
TEE LAY PREACHER.
"LET Us GET Up EARLY."

The wisest man Of Palestine, among
other valuable legacies, has left u. this
admirable injunction. He was, him.
sell, an early riser, passionate 10 bis love,
and persevering in.the pursuit of Wis
dom. In his celebrated souE. which
stamps him the Ovid Of Judea, one Of
the first petitions to timid Beauty, which
the ingenuity, not less than the ardsur Of
the Lover devised was, that she would
rise up and come away" At dav
break, and while the shadsDs of night
are retiring. he impatiently awaits the
Sun, with healing in his beams, to di-
Feet him to the orchard of pomegran.
ates," the well Of living waters, and
streams from Lebanon.
Solomon would hardly have written
three Thousand proverbs. and a madri
gal to his love, with such wisdom and
wit, fine had not, by the air and scene
ry OF the morning. corroborated his
health, and kindled his fancy. Whe.
Their active as king or indoleat as a
loyer, he perceived that early hours
were auxiliary both to bushes and Flea.
sure, and, therefore, judiciorsly adyi.
see 70 rise with the lark. -
In our climate, q midsummer morn.
'Hgs dream not SHAKEsaEARE- himself
should be permitted to tell. Blankets
and pillows look so dull and warm, and
green grass and trees 90 cheerful and
refreshing, it is wonderful the slurrard
cannot, even with half shut eyes, discern
such wide extremes, and prefer ssrolling
IN the fields to tumbling in bed.
But in the course Of my paroehial
visitations, my early tap at many a door
Is often answered by voice exclaiminr
from behind curtain it l. the voice
OF the sluggard. The cock has erowed
thrice, aod certain robins have sung two
hymns and ballad before half nv. &C.
quaineance haye" girded their loins"
buekled their shoes, and eombed their
hair. Yet these creatures, not content
with the naps ofthe night, swathe them.
selves, like 80 many Egyptian mummies,
in sheet, four hours after Gun rise, and
then have the impudenee to rise and talk
OF business and the beauty of the day.
The princely poet, authorof our e..
ceiient text. when exhorting to summer
enjoymenta, points not to the night sea
son, nor to the /" inner pavilion Of the
palace, but informs u that his !. bed is
green" and HE love displayed in the
open air. 1872 ? -
The gallant Solomon invites the blush.
ing belle Of Egypt to msrnag's ramble
into the vineyard, and sives her his
love amid the dsWs Of dawn. Well vert
thou called wise, thou Sensitive Prince,
# it were only for thy knowledge IF. the
female heart. Wen didst rhou know
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Is wise in man. As ifan angel spoke.
~ feel the solemn sound. Il heard
Alright, - q
=" Il is the incl Of my departed hours,
IS Where are they with the years be.
yond the food.
ut is the signal that demands dispatch"
I; A clock, morally considered, Is, per.
haps, one OF the most useful monitors
Ihat the genius ofman can furnish. Look
=, it-you behold the progress OF tune.
Hear Il strike-you are told another
hour 10 Eone.-Whae 10 the age Of man
At best but a few years. Years are
composed of days--days of. hours
hours OF Observation-Disclosures Of seconds.
Mans life il made up Of seconds-
a single second Is oil that separates him
from eternity! Look at yonder clock!
How fast these seconds succeed each
other! How rapidly they come and go !
Yet every one that passes shortens life.
Therefore, man, be diligent.
MENTOR.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VICE appears more disgusting in a
woman than in man. The superior
Wilderness other character, when COM
pared with the other sex, discovers eve
~ spot whichiS receives. Vice, fasten.
ing on a woman, appears in all ito ma.
lignity-we viewit a. q" hog in flower
garden" We behold with regre, the
prostration of whatever is lovely, delicate
or beautiful in the human soul.
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BoLTlNG CLOTHS.

TUST received an extensive assort.
J ment ofbest warranted BOLTlNG
CLOTHS, ofeyery description, which
will be sold unusually low. BY Il,
= KENNEDYS 4 Raglan.
Hagsrs-sowu, June S, 1905. Ilyl
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THE FILLING TOWER.

A0rk ye thE Tawer, whose lonely halls,
Re.echo to yen falling stream
tAye ts bare and crumbiing tUalAs,
. Were slowly Jtfaes the shining beam.
There on sohen zoe in .iIent .yancr.
: Hears the Iorn red. breasts ttantiue
Time, turning round cautious p!arce,
HsaUeS rom ifs6asr a mauLIerins staae.
=" There thorghin t".s's dtpar,eIday,
'Wnr rpav'dhis&E Offering banaershigh !;
The many q minstrel poUr'd me lay, -
A"d many beauty trancrd the eye.
let nsrer midst the gorgeous scene. IT,
Md theP'oudfeasts efsPlendid potuer,
Shane on the pile beam serene,
So brish'a' SiiH' is falling hour. ..
Oh! thus, rOhen lies gay scenes shall
fade,
Aadpteasure lose its ruantsn 6Ioom.
When creeping age ihaHbare my head,
Andpoint 20 me the silent tomb!
% Then may Religions hallsrvtd fam,
.hedsn my mind its miides. ray;
and bid il seeh /" bnrtr ftone,
One bright Eternity If Day.
s'assssssas..ssa.
NO serious and attentive reader can
look on a Page~of YouNo's" Nipht
1hoHsh.." without finding striking
and excellent moral lesson. The fol.
lowing lines have been read and quoted
until they are familiar to almost every
person still they may be again quoted
and again read, aud they viii still be
found to furnish new food for reflection
49,. The bel! strikes One. We take no
80 note oftime . LII
." ees from its loss. To give it then a
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