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DIVIDEND.

yISiE President and Managers Of the Wilmington and
4 Christiana Turnpike Road have this day declared a
Dividend at the of six per cent. per annum for the
last six months the stock of said Company PAYABLE TO
The stockholders their legal representatives. on or after
the 18th instant. BY order Of the Board
VIM. SEAL Treasurer.
wilmington, 5rd, Mo, 7th, 1928. 29-4t
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Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

SRAEL ID JONES' Brewer, at No 81, secoha s" III,
a. Wilmington, Del keeps constantly on hand s 81 G
Draugtt Beer, Porter and Ale Of The first qial'ywrhN
Bot,lers and Others be furnished on reasonable ~
by the barrel, half barre, or quarter barrel. an
He is Thankful for the extensive patronage h'nes""
lceived and solcits continuance OF public favor :,
Wilmington, Oh mo 1924. OF
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFlCE'
DIR. Relf's. Asthmatic Pills,
Price One Dollar per box.

In common colds this medicine produces 50 sa'Ha ,
The most advanced IL life, will experience relief eqas
agreeable and instantaneous, when the breast ana
affected, is always the in every stage o. ~ ali,
complaints These pills give immediate case N o, ~
matte and consumptve cases, particularly m ,iOa
breathing, hoarseness, irritation ticking IN w h
wheezngs, caarihs, pain in the side splitting Oh
chls and shverngs, &C. while the gentle sn
they promote, discharges distractions in the oico
lcrimonv that arises in the fluids, and every spece'
lpeaied pbegm
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NEW STEAM BOAT
La FHYETII,.

FOR WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA
TENHE Steam Boat La Fayete will commence running
j from Philadelphia Wilmington Saturday the
Goth February, will continue 10 Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday leaving the lower side OF Market
wharf al o'clock in The morning, and leave Whining on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at O'clock
for Philadelphia Apply in Philadelphia to
Feb % 25-tf b. & d. COOPER.
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TO BE RENTED.

ND possession given on the 25h of March inst Three
~ Story Brick House in shipley street Wilmington,
occupied by Alexander Porter. The House is in good re
ply to SARAH S STOCKTON, No 266 Walnut street
Philadelphia, or to BENJAMIN WATSON, Newark, Del
March z, 1926 2S-4p
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FoR SALE AT THE
Watcliman Book Store and Printing Office,
FIVE THOUSAND RECEIPTS
In ALL THE
USEFUL and DOMESTIC arts,

Constituting Complete and Universal Practical Library,
and Operative Cyclopedia. BIZ Colin MACKENZIE, Au-
thor Of One Thousand Experiments IN Manufactures
and Chemistry.
MAcKEsz1Es 5000 REcEIrTs an aMe Useful and NOsesic
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lis one Of the valuable books that has recently been
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the heads Of fanies and by those engaged iii domestic
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young married ladies' and young ladies who expect 70
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TO LE'r.

4 HOUSE and Garden in Mddletown, Del. with a good
IA stable and carriage house. in good repair and well
OF excellent at the door. 1t Of the most plea
SAINT situations in the village wei adapted aecommoa
there will he vacancy occasoned by Dnct VI. Barn
leaving The place, who this time occupies the properly
1t would suit mechanic, or person who would keep i
boarding house. there will soon be academy built ii
the place, and number Of boarers may be expected
Any further descrp lion is deemed unnecessary Thos.
who wsa TO view the property will apply 10
JOHN A. NAUDAIN,
Feb 18th. 24-4t Near Cantwel's Bridge.
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NNIit

Ii persons indebted 10 the estate Of JOHN JONES,
"A deceased, late Of the Borough of Wilmington re-
qtesed 70 make speedy pay nen, and those having claims
present them. legally at;esed, for settlement. to
ISRAEL u JONES, -,
REUBEN WEBB, -
Wilmington, mo- %, 1875. 24-9t
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FRESH GOODS.

ESREsH Supplies Of Imported and Domestic goods just
a. received And general assortment OF them ~tlI
hereafter be kept hand, selected from the Ne1u York
Phidb,a aud baltimore ma kels and disposed Of on the
reasonable terms-.ghoieSuie retail for cash
batter, at M. lii, Market street, Wilmington.
Feb 1925 l3- JOHN X BRINCKLE!
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To be Sold at Public Sale.

~ Wednesday the 10th day Of March inst at the late
" dwelling ofjohn edrck deceased in rront between
French and Walnut streets, sundry Houselo and Kitchen
Furniture Sale to commence at ii O'Clock A. NJ
BROWN & BAlLY, .99ct1s
March l, 1895 Or =
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Beasley's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Cents per Box.

For the cure of breasts sores which ya
internal external bruises, sprans, chllbalns b hos
paper containing printed directions for appiaaE, , s
plaster with certificates in prof Of its utility anu
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FOR SALE,

AR to let the shares for the season the ELEGANT
" Horse MARQUIS OF GRANNY lie Is a b,ielt
Bay rising years. full 16 and half hands high, wen pro
portoned, and is remarkable for bone and sinew. A
ng to purchase, &c. will view for themselves For terms
apply to the subscriber, near Wilmington, Delaware.
March 7th, 1925. os.Satn
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FOR SALE,
a Taluable Lo: Of Ground

a TaINa5Ie LOT IF Ground.
ATILT be exposed 10 public sale, Wednesday, the
w 18th day Of April next at The house Of Henry Steele
III lie Of Newcastle, 3 O'Clock, p. very val.
liable 10, Of ground, situate in said town being 80 feet
front the Westerly side Of Water street and extending
with lots now of DR. James Couper and John Janvier,
about $50 feet more or less lot of Mary Ann See.
The buildings heretofore erected said lot having been
enarey destroyed by fire, the lot capable Of
nen and permanent Improvements, both for dwelling
Hotel it be considered Of the hes, stands in The
Town for public business. II being that part Of the real
estate OF Abraham See, deceased, which by his will was
devised 10 his Abraham shor' See subject 10 the
widows thirds therein, and BE- sold for their use ant
benefit, by virtue Of and Under, the provisions Of speca
Act Of Assembly Of he State Of Deao are in that cas-,
made and provided Attendance will be given ON the da,
of sale, and The conditions made known by
| EVAN THOMAS
Newcastle, Feb. rs, 1925. 27-l2t
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TO RENT,

TIME Farm now occupied by Jacob Cauk, near the
a Buck Tavern, containing about 400 Of cleared
land Possession may be hal the % Of March next
TATNALL & PRICE.
Brandywine, Jan. 81. 1926 l6-tf
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TO BE RENTED,

A FARM Ne scase hundred, which liah Shoe.
IN maker resides. Possession may be had on the 25t
day Of March next For terms apply TO the subscriber
JOHN CROW.
Newcastle, February 14lh, 1926. 23-tf
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COTTON MANDATORY

TyOR SALE containing about GOO spindles' WIN ' w.
+ supply OF cardng engines and Other IN rTi5Ris
lie preparation Of Cotton. Inquire OF hibA fhN'''
watch Maker. corner of Market and High sts =
wilmington, LIST mo. 20, 1925.
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ADJOURNED SALE.
oet. ., 1924.

The foltouing described property. Heretofore ud-
rprtised, wH be sold at auction, mtthout resprre,
attn house Of John Herdman,in nkeeper,in .New-
ark. on Thursday the 18th int at one O'Clock.
4 Ii Real Estate Of Isaac Tyson, late of White Clay
u Creek Hundred county Of Newcastle, and state of
Delaware deceased, and adjoining The furnishing
lge of Newark, and each side OF White Clay Greek,
n aiming about hundred and fifty of land which
50 situated and divided by said creek, TO maze two
sndsome farms On side is erected mansion Stone
and Kitchen With never failing fountain pump by
he door Of excellent water which passes through part OF
lie cellar to the kitchen DIOR, and affords every
mediation for Dairy Also, excellent Merchant Mill.
With sufficient Of uaer; the Mil House is large
some building On said premises said MIL is stone
Dwelling III use FIR The accommodation Of a miller and
,ms together with Stone store House near the Man
Ison Barns with all necessary bultngs also good
Orclta,d. The land il high sac Of cultivation. On
ne other side of said creek erected Farn-Iouse
god Baru and two CONVENIENT tenant Houses. wth other
mp 0, enenss There said premises sufficien,
quantity Of timber
lie above property is situated within five miles of the
navigable Waters 81 Chlsana, and neary the same dis
arce 10 Elk laudiug and i well Worth the attention Of
he capitalist bsmg the first rate =, aon for farming
mill ny any other manufacturing purposes. / viii be
divided sold together, suit pun chatrs and possession
gwen any time As it piesamed the purchaser vii
previously view tic pre- misses, q ther scrpon deem
led unnecessary. ABRAHAM EGBEkI, ET'r.
| thri.iiapa March 1 1925 26--5i
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TO BE RENTED.

4 wen finished Three Story House pleasantly sn,,,
"a es ssns 'TG Gv d@a ,s Deow clause MAk na street
Druggist, or JOHN wAy"
February a, 1925. To-
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TO LET.

4 THREE story brick house and lot the corner Of
IA French and Thrd streets present in the occupation
ot Mrs. Rodney
two story brick house and lot in French street, be
tween Second and Third streets, present in the occpa
on Of Capt Augustus Scout.
siabc carriage house and lo in King street. between
Kent and Wood streets now pied by John Bostler
Several small houses and lots in different parts Of the
town.
Atwo story stone house and lot near ockand Factory
on The Brandyw wine. =
Possession IF any of the above houses will be given on
the 25h Of March next Apply Samuel sappingi an or
JOHN GORDON
February 22d 27-4t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-25
PORTRAIT OF AN IILRI.

An idle mas,ssyS Lord Bacon, is the r,os,
mischievous being 10 cation Not having
any business 70 engage bic Tine or sltsntion,
he becomes uiher, . bIsckgusra and .
sfoage .omeIimss he moves ss beggst o.
4. vat. g.bond; BE iounges IN pisces where he
10 moi waited, and often volunteers opinions
which s,e treated with con,eG,p,: Hs salu,ss
the iguotsnt clown aud the accomplished gen.
nsnnet snd drinks tho wine Of the clergy
9th az much sus,o and brutal indifs soce,
as he would swallow q gls" Of brandy and
vs,e, 81 the expense Of kindred spiit 10 q
soda room. Finally, he IS csss TO him.
sell, . dss,ses TO h's ,elstivss, and en- eye
SOTO 10 sve'y dsceot and gensr ous ciuzen.
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True POLITEHESS

PoIitenes .. . jus, medium between for
msli,y end tudene"; it's IN lac, good nature
eguls,ed by quick discs'nment, Which pro.
po'tions hself 10 every si'ustios, end every
character 8 u 10 . restraint laid by rss,ou and
beuevosence On every wtegulsri,y Of temper.
Of appetite and passion. II seeoumsdstes IL.
scif 10 the fanatic lava Of custom ssd fashion,
a, long % they ere not ioeoosis,eo, vi,h The
highsr obligs,ions Of sinus and religion.
To give sihssey sod g,sce to po'itenss., IL
must be accompanied With come degree OF
y,ste as we'll a. dslicsey; and sl,houg6 us
foundation muN be ros,ed in the hear, IL y
not perfect without . knowledge Of the world
10 society IL Is the happy medium which
blends the moe diseo'dsot as,u,ss /; Il i&po
see sIisnee on the ioquseious, sod ine,isss the
most reserved 10 fu'oish their share Of COO
verp,ipsi j 1t fspIs'sN NJ ds,picAbI% bpi
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poetrp.
LINES ON REyIsITiNe the COUNTRY.

lstand upon my native hills again.
Broad. 'ound and green, that IN the southern shy'
With gar0ilure OF waving grass snd gram,
Orch srds and beechen forests, baskng ie
While deep ths sunless giens are scooped between,
Uhe,e hrawi o'er shallow beds the streams unseen.
A lisping voice and glancing eyes are neas,
And ever restless steps OF one who now
0athers the blossoms Of her fourth bright year.
There plays gladness DER her fsr young orcW,
As bresks the varied scene upon her sight,
Spheaved ana spread in verduro and IN light.
For bave taught her with delighted eye,
10 gaze upon the mountsin-to behold
With deep Election, the pure. ample sky,
Aud CLOUDS along it's blue aby'ses rolled;
To loye the song Of waters. and to hear
The melody Of winds with sharned ear.
Hare I am seaped the citys stiaing heat,
Its horrid sounds and its polluted ART
And where the season, milJer fervors beat,
aud gales that sweep the forest borders. bear
The song of bird and sound Of running erearn,
am come awhile to wander and to dream
Az, flame Thy ferceet-sdn thou csnst not vaks
In this psre air, the plague that walks unseen,
The maize leaf and the maple bough bat take
From thy fierce heats, deeper glossier green's
The mountain wind, that faints not in thy ray,
Sweeps the blue streams Of pestience away.
The mountain wind-most spiritoal thing Of al,
The wide earth knows-when, in the sultry tune
lie stoops him from lis vast cerulean hall,
lie seems the breath OF celestial cline,
As If from Heavens wide open gates did flow
Health and refresbmebt on The world below.
engASr.
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HYPOCRISY.

4 U,sn msy easily secure himself from
open and ptofssssd enemies; bu, from such
ss under . Pte,cncs Of smi,y design him inju.
~, thsre is no sanctuary. Who Gould ims.
CINE that o pleasing eoun'enapce could hsrbor
villsiny or that . emile c0old sit upon the
face OF mischief?
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nEriECrIoNs OF A eaCsELoR.

When tsther suenps 20 slnt his davgh
To- ~ he, expendituteS or 10 sule hef vii,
Oh ifoo hsnd, II che bs a. udsnt, virtuous snC
good, he scs unwissly--snd will .cone' &"
later have csvse TO tspent him OF hs innp
dsncs. a young iady oi .piii ~rl no, b. 90.
,ho ir aIts Il ss G.h f.. he'--shs viii be =.
a ueedis in bic sids. Can money make -
man hsppy, when he kuows hat ell ground
h,ra, nnde~ his own 'poi, must feel lniserabs
and desitste? When ". psss from ,his
world mo e,srnhy, We cs0noI take cents
wooh oi oe. prope'y uMh Us; and nins
,ires 10 teo W. Issvc /, 20 q worthless 'ac6,
who ,pssdily, b, toiiy snd dissipation, scstlsT
u ,hs four winds OF Hesven, A gene ,ou>
Fasa, ot iibs' o. We've and feelings, goes down
20 ,hs E ave l.mer,.d--his memory IS had 10
espectiui enc NIB, snc. oy sfer gsne, s,ions:
gh,io q mssn and ,os did chafscteS lives 10
TO DO dsspissd. and Is no sooner dead than he
!, 70 gotten MoRey Ulsy give man ten po.
,s,y povc,, a. IL often ob,sins for him the 0
bsisance OF i.wniny bypoc ties; bot when
put 10 bsss uses, o. Besniy hoatdad up, j, will
DO, ga'u him csspsct among high minded
and ,u'siiigsn, population. Those s'e no, The
4" "iauehiGGons Of Jere@ic6," bot tho ieAse.
iions Of bschslos
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WOOL CARDlNG.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
Wool of all grades into rolls in the beat manner -
They continue to msnu.scture eool on shares or by
contract, as may best suit their employers.
The following persons will receive and forward sny
articles intended Cor the Union Factory.
Stsnhope and Robert r. & Francis Carr. Newport
George Lawton. Tiyerton- Jeremiah Clifford, brsto'
Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks 70 their formes
customers and solicit the coa,inuanos OF their Ia
YOURS. JJuN BABcDcK.
MasEs LAwroN
PH;Smou,h. yuh q
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IHIs WORLDS NOT Att FLEETlNG SNOW

This worlds not" all aeetng show.
For man's illusion given,
fie tha, hath sooth'd the widows wo,
Or wip'd the orphans tears doth know
Inere's something here Of heaven.
Anal he that walks ife's stormy way,
With feelings calm and even.
whose path ,s Iii, from day to day.
d 6y virtues bright and starry ray,
Hath something felt ofheaSen.
flc that the Christians rsee hath run,
And all hi. foes forgiven,
who measures out liie's little span
I'm love TO God and love to man,
On earth hath tasted heaven!
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From tbs Ny Dany Advertiser.
TO THE EVENING STAR.

6oft Star Of Eve whose trembling light.
CLEANS through the closing eve of day,
Wheu clouds OF dying purple bright
Melt in The shades OF eve away,
And mock thee with fitful ray,
Pure spi,it of the twilight hour
Till forth thou blazcst to display
The spendor Of thy native power.
Thus too when earth from chaos sprung,
The smoke of forming worlds arose,
And DER thine infant beauty hung,
Hid thee awhile in dark repose--
Till the black veil dissolved away,
Drunk by the universal air,
And ,hou, sweet Star. with lovely rye
Shone out on paradise SO fair
when the frst Eve the world had known
Fell blissfully DER Eden's bowers,
And ear,h's first love lay couch'd upon
: The dews Of Edehs tsircst flowers,
Then thy frs, ssriie in heaven was seen,
To hail the birth of love divine,
And ever since that smile has been
The saintcd passions hsllowed shrine.
Can lover vet behold thy beam
tlnmov'd, unpassoneI, unreiined - .. .,
Nhiie there thou shin'st, the brightest Ecm
On nights cerulean crown csdrined.
before this rtiin'd wo,,d was changed,
And men for sin were swept AWAY,
when earth from Heaven and mon estrangeS
Benesth sboreless ocean lay.
SShrongh each succeeding age and day.
Stih rss Thy changeless gaze the ssules
And love wth thee found no decay,
But burned bright eternal 6amc.
Since then h w many gentle eyes, :.
That hove and thy pure ray made bright;
flave rsred on thee with blissfui sehs--
Now veiled in everlasting night!
Oh, ,c, not love nor yoo,h he vain
Of present bliss and hope more high,
The Stars they say above remain.
Love 'hts, and all Of theirs must dls.
Nov throncd upon the western wave.
Thou ,rcmbest coyly. Star Of love
An dipp's, beneath its g'eamy beavc
Thy SILVER foot the bath to prove.
And jho' no power thy course NAV stay.
Wh,,h chsngeiess laws of tile world compel,
f.o thes a thousand hearts shall say.
Sweet star Of love, farewell. farewell!
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SUMNlEV GOODS.

TrHN p NEWTON, at his New Store, No iSt,s
J rhames-srect, opens this day Is packages OF
Try GOODS. which are offered tor sale on bis usl..
=, sccomm oda,ing terms.
The ss.ortmen, being n'w complete. purchasers
respectfully Invited TO call and examine for lhens.
selves s.~---WANTED, 50 10 100 dozen Americas
madc Gloves June %.
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PROBATE. NOTICE

Cea'f Of PROBATE, .hewtovf, dug !, 1925.
rTBE Commissioner. on the estate Of John Stevens,
late Of Newport. store.cutter deceased, h,viB,
this day presented their report. and lis, of elaine by
than allowed against said ettste- is ordered thaa
the consideration thereof be referred TO the hrst Mon.
dsy IN September next: Notice is therefore hereby
given to all persons interested in said estate 20 a.
peat at Court of Probate TO be holden at the state
house IN said Newport. On said FIRST Monday in Sep
sember next, az O'clock An. to thew cause, If sny
they have. why said repor, and list of claims shcust
not be received and allowed
BY order Of ssidCourt,
Charles Gycs, Prob. CRyk.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Cour Of Probate. Newfortr .dug. ! 1881
4 ins;yumen, Of writing dated tho 9Th d. oS
N June, 1925, purporting to be the last 0ill anl
1estamenl OF Latham Thurs on late Of Newport. dc.
ceased, this dag presented the court Tor IRA.
bate whereupon 1t is crdereJ tha, ue considers:
,on thereof, be referred to the first Mond,y in Sen,
lember next Noce is therefore hereby given to-
81. persons interested therein, TO sppear if they see
ia Court OF Probate to be holden at the states
house il sale Newport, the Ers' Menday in seps
,ember next at9 clock, AN, and they shall be Lestd
respecting the same
BY order Of said Court.
Charles Gyles, Prof. Clerk.
Arc q
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Convf Of Probate. HfcaorG Aug I. 1920
Ny HEREAs Nsihanel II Langley Aduinstralc:a
w OF the estate Of Wiiiisn Grinnei. has tits d.y
presented his Aduin,str alton account for sIogsoce
and the consideration thereof. referred TO the 6rS
Monday ia september nsxi: Notice IS heret, giv-s,
to all persons interested thersin, to appear. If they
see ft, at . Court OF Probate TO be bo.den ar the
stale house on the first Monday of september next.
at9 O'Clock, AN. 70 shew cause. If any they hsyl,
why said account 81 ouid not be allowed.
by order of said Court,
Charles Gyles, Prob Ctrk.
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HUMAN PRAlLTY.

All men have ihei taiiues whoever
looks for . friend ~i,hou, imperfections, will
usve, find whs, he se,ks; we love cur selves
With all ou, fauhs, and we ought 10 love our
friend in like manner
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CHOICE OE ERIENES.

IS il 10 vit,ue which shou,d ds,errins us
in ,bv choice Of out friends so It 10 that slene
which We should slwsys ,egard 10 them,
wi,hou, insuriDg into their good or III for.
tuae.
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ArtifIrs,
From the Trenton Emporium.
LIFE AND DEATH.
"J cans. but they had passed away
"The fair in form, the pure in mind"

"The fair in form. the pure IN mind"
Perhaps W, 10 wbyre rrsd more impres
Sfvs lesson, shan W. find among the scenes Of
infsncy and boyhood, whco si'ef msoy long
wears of Absence, We ie,u'n to popds owe
the memory Of The past, and sh ou se'vs,
down 10 our native place, surrounded BY the
hill. sod vsIleys, the uees and suesm', So.
cred to ssfly hisndship, while We reeoentg.
only the faces oil strangers who koow U, oo'-
and wines, the deso,s,ion @sds BY ,in.e 10
the once vide circle Of our scQus'uisnce. i
sesms then a. II some ss,iy dream ned bs'0
usea ocr mipdpsA tssGm d hspNnsA,, Of
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FRIENDSHIP.

A frieodship Of ,n.steU lasts no longer than
the interest continues: where's uus sfIs,.
ton 10 Of The nature Of o diamond; il is last
ipg, and hstd 10 b, esk.
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A TREE FRIEND.

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i'y, adventures boldly, ,skss ell patiently, de.
tend. eoursgeousy, snd continues a friend
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