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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-01-31

him in a saanner which. under other circunsA
stances, she would have considered rather
indecorons, especially as her companion was
a strauger-but this he did rot take in high
dudgeon--on the contrary, he seemed quite
delighted, and cxerI;d hinlsclft0bc rs agree
able as possible, and 10 relieve the cmbar-
russn1cnt which she evidently felt, ut the
awkward mishap which had bcfil!len her
He LET. her ct the door of her fathers man.
sion--and begged and received permission
tocall again and inquire after her health.
He called the next day--and was received
with much cordially. She seemed truly
grateful for the timely assistance he had rem
dered her, and il is we'll known that gratitude
is akin to love. On the other hand, he was
captiYated by her charms--and took an ear
ly opportunity to point out to her the impor-
lance and propriety of her having a guide
and protector always near her. to avert i'm.
pending danger and stay her steps when fall
ling. She listened to his logic, and admitted
that his conclusions were correct--and has
consented to receive him as guide and pro-
tector through life! The wedding day is al
ready fixed-and from the personal merits
and character of the parties, there can be lit
tie doubt that their union will be the precur-
SCR Of domestic happiness.-Bos Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-01-31
"a L5itehdel.aIi I. E's0asts'e': 60 ,,ss
rnBLEsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
ii BY HENRY ADAMS 'f.ae2

TERMS To village and single mail subscribers,
tso dollars per year. payable belerohe expiration Of
is Companies Of any number over 81 SIX ,t 81 80 per
year payable az above To compahIes less than SIX,
SITS per year, p&yable as before Is cents win be
deducted tsom each 0f these prcss when payment is
made IN advance. These prices exclusive Of mail
or stage charge Cor transportation. - C,TT
No papers will be discontinued until al arTearages
IRE paid except at the discretion Of the editor err
,sNotice Of wish TO discontinue must be given be-
fore the expiration Of year. ~ .,g,e yi.a3{f..
.&TADyERrisISe. One square, three Insertions, n,
and the same proportion for two or more squares
Halt a square, IS cts Continuance over three weeks
% per cent per week. A liberal deduction made fol
advertisements continued or ~ months t-us- Ia.
= Administrators and Executors Notices, $l 90
COMMISSIONER Notices, 4 IS
- All COMMUNICATIONS must be POSTPAID 81"
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-01-31

Iron Foundry.
NRnrsa. fsarrin gf0n a 90. !

Il MORSE Warrington g V0e
iNKIourD inform the public that their Foun-
wv dry is in, full operation at the head Of
North-street. where they are prepared 70 do
all kinds Of CASTINGS not exceeding 10 to
AGO in the best manner. and on reasonable
terms. 5sisI ,5s ALSO, D aA1.f1 ffsi g7.yz.5aE
re Dlost kinds Of Iryn Turning done to order {;
Farners' Kettles, Fire Frames and Oven
different sizes; Andirons; large and small
Weights nade and sealed-Basins and Ket-
ties. and. almost all kinds Of JOB WORK
alone to order.atsss1 nwo -5&at 4 a8..G
Titchfeld, Sept. 7.sa %qs.ar6 ta,f IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-01-31
-. . .... : a" p, FEOUR. " "a. .s,
WKTHEAT and RYE FLOURfor sale by
r w july 10. td. htsa s. GALPlN.
NEW ROCKS.

rUST received at the Bookstore in East
% street. a variety of New Books---among
which are. Tales of Terror, Life 10 Paris by
Dick Wildfire, Humphrey Ciinker and Anne
lin, illustrated by Crnikshank; History of
Texas; the Young Mother aud the Young
Housekeeper, by Doct. Alcott. NJ .,8
] i Nov. g. .se,.@. - .seasssj d. 8. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-01-31
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
'lars . 81, h FOR SALE .11

HSfd - alatc residence OF CQl. benla-
sss min TallHadge, in the Village of
LiIoh6eld, in North Street. only
about - rods north Of the County House. IL
Altered foe sale. al The House 10 two stories,
hesidea 4 gamble roof IA large back kitchen
IDS in perte4 repair. from top 10 bottom, ha-
syiag been recently painted, not only inside
and outside ofthe house. hut the oufbnildings
and fences. Also, foaEacres ofyalnable gar
/ den and moving landfatiaehef to the premi-
-scs. ina state Of high cultivation There is
Oa the premises q large barn. carriage house.
COW houses, and other necessary buildings,
.sN iB first rate repair. with good supply Of
,xaEiops kinds Of fruit trees. grape vines, &c.
nj The above named premises are. very well
.ealculaaed for large genteel boarding house,
OR fora aefnpefnnce hotel both OF which are
very mneha needed in this village; or itwonld
bean iexceedingly9 desirable location for a
yGentlen,an the city wishing to retire into
the co0ntrynrM - indeed one Of the most
beautiful altnafians In ahis delightfulyillags.
.Ammaaiata pQe6essina will be given. baa vi
ISL FAE fOAher ,paEtlcnlasA sSpQlieatiOn may
'hApaada ~ J0gIM r. LAWnoMs Esq. fhea agent
in LiGC6neld, or HKMaYE =. 4TAIIIaAneR. Esq.
one at the executors. il New. York.
" Giteb 0ss16 leas. qgsso y s45oyeg %
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NEW GOODS !
. Ia q a Il 81 y G w G 6 {


NATiLl. receive, Thursday next, Oct. 3, large
w and well selected assortment of
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most of which have been purchased al prices unus
ualIy low and will De sold for CASH Il very small
advance. The impression has prevailed to a
siderable extent that Goods may be purchased of
pcders better bargains than of regular merchants
Whether This impression has ever been VOL found
cd it is not material 10 enquire. 1t is sufficient for
our present purpose that we the public that
0"r prices shall be i01o give occasion for
the remark in future, SO far rs 1t applies to u.s.
Experience has tough: us the force of tho maxim,
that ga nimble nnepenco is better than Il slow shi
ling" and we shall adopt in future such policy
Will make il for the iNtorGSt of persons who pur
chase with cash, to purchase of us. These omarks
are not made merely for effect, but with The firm
belief that The plan proposed may be carried into
effect in good faith and result to the mutual udvan.
JaGc ut Our customers and ourselves.
We therefore repeat the assurance that we will
sell Goods for cast at n smaller profit than has been
added heretofore in The county.
Those wishing to barter for Goods, purchase
on Il credit, will do well to call before pur
chasing elsewhere. We don't wish to sell to such
As n'rer pay-hut good credit and prompt payment
at the time agreed upon, will buy Goods at a small
advance from cost.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of ST Johnsbury and
vicinity, are respectfully invited 10 call and exam
inc the ne" Goods.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Sept. 80, 1889, II3f
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New mad Important discovery
DIR. PHELPS COMPOUND
a o n 4 z . Els {,

! EVypEJY FfTEET3PJE
4 nea9 ami ,nraIaa5le ancd;ciae for all Diseases
QyisiD, Gro,9 imDpr;ties of the biJod 3nor5iG Sc
ryffi9us of iLe Ljrsr and Sfomgch also q s,,5sii.
t,.tc far CoJo,uej as n c0tLgyfi1 in {tgers ana
biiSus affections.
VhNIIESE, popular Pills being combination Of a
i. newly dlscovered cihatino substance, extract
ed from the TOMATO PLANT, with other vcrot-
allie substances which have been found to modify
aud din.Se its effects are believed to be the best
aIicyaatirG and cqtIqlic - ediclno ever disrurcred
They have been ubpudanly and successfully tried,
and have received universal approbation FOR Scf0-
fyin dvspcpSia jaundicc. b1ions diseases. gyGrei,
gheumGtjSm, coaghs coids, inRueu=a, cata,rh, ner-
rdYS Diseases Gcid stOmrcAS. riGndUi0r SLceiiiRgS
of all kinds costircnrSs choiir, hcadachcs, Sc.
They are an antdoto to contagious and epido-
mic diseases prevent the formation of bilious and
liver affections. fever and ague, &c, in those who
reside in hot climates and low and marshy coun-
tries, are the BEST calhartio that can he used for
those localities. Scamcn viii find them nt,ili.
hlc acdy for the scuryy and travellers, the best
medicine they can use to c"un,cract the dangers OF
exposure in unhealthy climates. For ordinary
FAMILY PuYSiC, they are universally approx ed
as the best ever offered
AS Il DlETETlC or DINNER Pill ono taken
half an hour after dinner will sufficiently stimulate
the digestive powers Of the stomach to a healthy
and iuvigorated action, and nvignrated action, and
thew are found extremely serviceahle for those who
indulge in long dinners. or lac suppcrs, or mmod.
erateiy in desserts Of fruit.
The pcculiar virtues Of the Tomato Plant. have
for lonr Time attracted the attention of the medi-
chi profession and the hubble : and lively interest
has recently been directed TO the future deveopc.
ment of its active powers ard Its ambitious and
ojtc,notjrc onaIitins which tho nronrietor 10
now happv il, boinr able TO gratify-and presents
his pills 10 the public, with the full contindenco OF
GscorrroG :wadanted to all cases, where natnre is
Gistal5cd. and When anv Of the functions do not
n"rt;,rm ,hoir uutur0l o.: health action.
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CaEicocs, Alpaca, Sc REcrimOes.

VTvHE subscribers never bought Cacoes cheap
Il their present lot--ther assortment is good,
comprising about 5000 yards, and cheap, varying
from to 80 cents, Those in want Of Calicoos at
8, 8 and 10 cents which quite good cloth and
selling very rapidly. 10 to Is cents buy those
which goOd Gators, fine, firm and handsome
styles. Our assortment of ALPACA, MERl-
NOES-plain and fgured--s'aXony Cloth Ala
pines. CAMLETEENS, SILKS, &c. good and
Gerry cheap. Those in want of any Of the above
articles are invited call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. SuEDD ~ JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury PLAN, Oct. 10, 1889. l5tf
H'O Pensioners.
FHNHE Subscriber will make Pension Vouchers,
Il act az Attorney for Pensioners and forward the
money with dispatch. HENRY MATTOCKS.
Pension Blanks and receipts, suitable for the
Montpelier Agency for sale by
HENRY MATTOCKS.
Danyilc, Aug, 81, 1889 l08-tf
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Sashes. blinds and Doors.

VENHE Subscriber would res pectfully inform the
d public that he continues to manufacture the a.
hove articles at his old stand and intends keeping
them constantly on hand for sale at the lowest
prices.
Window SaSEAes
of various kinds, viz. common ovolo Sash, lip ovo-
10 SASH of all sizes, of Is, 90 and "a lights for
by glass, from l g to l Ia inches thick, to-
gether with new style Gothic Sash OF 10 by ID
glass, l.2 inches thick, calculated for splendid
house and public buildings.
HSaEach Doors
of4 6 and panels, consisting Of those of 1.8,
IA and 10 and 2 inches thick, suitable for out
side and inside doors.
Window EBaEEaGas,
made in the best and latest style.
GJ7He would just say to those wishing fol the
above articles that lis sash, blinds and doors are
made of the first rate stock in the latest style, and
by experienced workmen Furthermore lie will
say to those building, that ho devotes his time to
manufacturing the above articles, he thinks that it
would be for their advantage to call and purchase.
N. Il. Those wishing for certificates OF recon
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by sashes will be sold for 3 cents
light
All orders by mail or otherwise, pnnctually at
tended to. LiNDORF MORRIS.
St. John bury, Sept. 5 1899. 1l0tf
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTIItT OF ORLEANS, s..
A t Il Probate Court holden at irashurgh, within
"a and for the District aforesaid on the 18th day
Of Nov ember, a. D., GS30--An instrument pur-
porting to be the last win and Testament OF HUM
PiIREY NICHOLS, late Of Bloomington, in said
District deceased, was presented to the Court here
for Probate, by MARGARErT NICHOLS, tho
the Executor therein named. Therefore ii is order.
eo by said Court, that public notice be given to all
persons intended therein to appear before said
Court at session thereof to be holden at Irlsburgh
on the I'd Wednesday Of December. a. D., 1880
and contest the probate Of said WILL and it is fur
Their ordered that this order DO published three
weeks successfully in the CaIcdonian, a newspaper
printed at st. Johnsbury, in this State the last of
which shall be previous to the day assigned as
aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at the Registers Office
this 18th day ofNovember, a. d. 1889
I&OW3 GEO. NYE, Register.
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FOEEWFGY.
From the London Dispatch,
"GOOD BYEw

10 ID Is j.
Farewell! farewell is often heard
From the lips Of those who part
It's a whispered tone-'tls gentle word,
But it springs not from the heart
1t may serve for the lovers closing lay,
TIC be sung meath tho summers sky;
But give me the lips that say
The honest words-"Good bye !"
Adieu adeu may greet the ear,
In the gnso of courty spcochj
But when we leave tho kind and dear.
IT'S not what tho soul would teach,
Wheno'er grasp tho hands those
We would have forever nigh;
The fame of Friendship bursts and glows
In the warm frank words-"Good bye !"
The mother, sending forth her child
To meet with cares and strife,
BreoIIos through her tears, her doubts and fears
For the loved ones future life.
no cold "adou,' no farewell" lives
Within her choking sigh;
But the deepest sob of anguish gives
"God bless thce, boy good bye !"
Go, watch the pale and dying one,
When the glance has lost It's beam
When tho brow is cold as the marble stone,
And the world passing dicam:
And the latest pressure OF the hand,
The look Of the closing eye,
Yield what the heart mast understand,
A Tonga last Good bye -
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statement.
f. S. TOWl.E, Cash NJ County Bank.
| have for more than II year past made use Of
Currier ~ Halls Whiting Ink and have found it
very superior article. 1t flows from the pen with
more ease Than any have been accustomed to use.
1t beautiful black after its transmits
sion to papor-a most desirable quality, especially
TO those whose sight has become impaired by age
or otherwise. | have no reason to doubt the
tire correctness of the manufacturers Recommended
tIOu, and can most sincerely commend it to the
lovers of good Ink. NLBE CADY.
Soc'y. n. II. Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
Concord, Aug. 30, 1889.
New-EIamp shiro State Prison--Warden' S Office,
Concord, Aug, %, 1889.
Messrs. Curror * uaiI-Gent-iiaving found
by years experience that the Ink purchased of
your firm possesses qualities very essential and
TO be found viz flowing readily, and growing
darker, until it becomes in few days after it APP
piled Jet black, | would therefore very freely
bear testimony 10 its being the most perfect article
Of the kind have ever met with and most cheer
fully recommend it to the public and especially
those who desire elegance and durability in the APP
plication.
Letter from Rev. T.. f. Cummings, Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Concord NJ H.
For six months past have made use Of Curr,er
& Halls "Wliting Fluid, and most cheerful
y say that it is superior to any writing Ink that
have ever made of. IL runs moro freely, and
smoothly from the pen-makes writing appear
more iuellgiblo, and docs not pen so fast as
common ink.
would therefore recommend to all persons to
purchase one bottle of the Perfect Writing Fluid
and they will feel do that nothing extravagant
has been said in regard to its comparative excel.
lonce.
Concord, August 6, 1889.
The above Ink is put up in large bottles, and
is for sale ut the Caedonian Office, by tho single
bottle, or by The dozen or half dozen.
St. Johnsbury, Oct 1889.
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ROBES, FUR CAPS AND col.
LARS. BRUSH AND NAPT HATS;
IwCC-iCIy q GE-383 Y :2TGS I40TGl
WARE AND CUTLERY;
WINDOW GLASS, SHEET IRON
AND STOVE PIPE;

Is II. Sugar, loaf do; prime Teas; Raisns, Rice,
Cloves, humcg, Cinnamon, ground do; Coffee,
ChocAuialc. Ne winter lamp OIL, course and fine
Salt; 'AI rs and DN - STUFF; Iron, Steel, Nails,
uWl Rods, nail Plate, Hoop Iron &c. &c.
In presenting the above catalogue Of Goods to
the public reminded Of ou! obligations Gas
business mcu) TO Our patrons, aud VIC respectfully
tender most cordial thanks TO friends and
customers for the very liberal patronage extended
the firm since connection, and respectfully
solicit, as VIC shall endeavor to merit, n continuance
OF the same. KIrrREDGE 81 COLBY.
1t. Juhnsbury Plain, Oct Q. 1889. l5,f
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WeGD Goods.

TTViIE subscribers would again announce to their
II friends and the spnbc, that they have just
received primo assortment Of
S9%ASRs5e, &c TgQSPSSSg!& g G}GGDGo
comprising almost every article usually kept in
country Store which they will sell low for cash
OF approved credit can be purchased in this
lion. Among their present assortment the follow
ing articles may be found, viz
Blue, blue black, lnvs. green, olive, do, brown,
olive do adelaide aud mixed BROADCLOTIlc;
CA&SIMEIGES and SATINErp, Pilot Cloth "a 81
peril article for over coats; good assortment of TAI
lor s Trimmings; Goats Hair and INIT. Camblets.
For ladies Cioaks and Dresses ALPACAS, a
now article, sill; q worsted Camheecns, Alapincs
and Herinos, gro de Swiss gro do Naples, Sarsnet
and Florence Silks; fancy lidkis., ChoPpas, Ban,
danna, pongce and Barcelona lidkls; Italian and
French silk Cravats; cotton do; gauze NeIls, black
Grape and green Baragc; silk aud tabby NclNct';
Ribbons, super belt do; ladies black and c"lofed
merluo Hose; silk and kid Gloves; gents buck
Gloves; wooden do; buck Mittns; Rub6er ana Web
Braces; dannsk worstod plaid and i,dnsbur2h
SIiAWLS; Prints, very cheap; Copperplaie, cling,
hams, white Cambrics, Bishop Lawn, Swiss and
Booh Muslin; Lace, lace Cuttings, Edging ANA
lusrrtings, Linen, linen Cambncs, INIT. do; cotton
Batting. Waddiug and Wicking; Horse Blankets,
Russia Diapcr Drilling, Ticking; brown u bleach
ed ShcctirgS and Shrlings; cotton Yarn; UmbrcIlas
&c; Rubber Shoes, Morocco walking do; French
l.. Slips, Ktd, do, and small shoes; q Silver and
lated Fable and Tea Spoons; Pencil Cases, Per
oussion Caps, Sc Paper liangngs; mahogany and
gilt framed Looking Glasses; small toilet do
BUFFALO ROBES, FUR CAPS AND col,
LARS, BRUSH AND NAPT HATS;
CwCclcTy g. ChlG65 Eg':Te; lizard
WARE AND CUTLERY;
WINDOW GLASS, SHEET IRON
AND STOVE PIPE;
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SIAedd 81 sBewett.

"AVE received fiom the Manufactors of Messra
A. H. +. ~ ii. Reyes, Newbury to sell on commo
SION, prime lot Of SOLE s. UPPER LEATHER
IL CALF SKINS. Those wishing to purchase
will do well to call.
N b, WANTED. Hides & Calf Skins for
which fair price will be given.
Sept 30. 1889. ll3-tf
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From Samuel Morrill,, Treas. N. IL. Savings Bank,
April %.
| have used the Ink made by Currier Il Hall for
4 few months past, and can cheeriuiIy recommend
it as the best have ever used
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EEtract .from 4 letter daied .4pyH &c, 1889,
From Geo Kent, E.q. Cashier Concord Bank.
Mcssrs Currjor ~ Hall Of this town are manu-
lac.urcrs Of the best writing ink within my know.
ledge. 1t may be depended on as a first rate ART
Gle.
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BY MRS. $. BRoUGuTON.


1T is very lonely, mama, murmurcd q fair hair
ed, lovely girl, as she rested upon the sofa
evening, cit is very lonely now and the nights
seem very long. Shall never see papa more?
Yes, my love, you will see him again in
brighter wordthan this But this is fair world, ,
said the little girl, 81 love to run and play in
the sunshine; aud pick the water crosses from
the brook; and when the weather is little
warmer, l shall 20 and gather the blue eyed vi
oIet, that pa said was like me-
"Too like, fear said the mother, as the
chrystal tear trenbled The dropping lid.
But my dear child, there is a tairer world than
this where flowers never fade; where clouds
never hide the Tight of that glorious sky; for the
glory of Him whose name is Love, beams bright
ly and forever in those golden courts; the trees
that grow on tho banks ofthe river which wa
ters that blessed place, never fade rs they do in
this world and when friends meet there, they
will be parted no more, bat will sing hymns of
praise to God and the Lamb forever
sAnd shall go to that happy place when i
die? and will you go with meg said the little
child.-'Yes,' said the mother, I'VE shall both
go in Gods own time; when he calls us from
this lite, we shall dwell forever in his presence
1t was hat q little while, and the lnother bent
over the grave Of this little frai flower of intel
lect withered by the untimcly frost of death.
But was she alone when in twilight shade, she
sat upon tho grassy mound, where the deep and
yeurning hopes of that fond heart were gathered
in Obvious silence? Oh! no. The soft and sill
very tones of buried love whispered in the
breeze that lifted the dropping flowers overchar-
ged with ,he dewy tears Of night. The diamond
stars, that one by one, camo forth upon their
shining watch, seemed benmng with the light
OF that deathless flame, which burned undim.
med upon the Utmost shrine of her hearf, and
she enjoyed, in the holy hours of solitude, that
communion Of pure spirits, which our exalted
faith alone can hestow.
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GrlwrEca, & Elall2a

II s3EeEE1G'E VVEG4TaNe1 H7AU5EH.
"a WIS article combines all the requisite and val
4 liable properties that can DO Producod-Flui.
dizzy, Durability and brilliancy Of color
1t is remarkable iol lis easy flowing from the pen
and fl the bcauiui raven black it assumes soon
after It's transmission 10 the paper--wi never turn
brown in climate, or under any circumstances.
H. is particularly valuable tor permanent records
and is as we'll adapted to tie uso OF metallic pens
us mill
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silks Z! Silks -!

S9EHEAS NSAAEAS
IT TIRAM TRACY has the most splendid assort-
T. Il ment of coIored, black, and blue biaek SKIS,
to be found IN the country.
Oct "a, 1889, ll7w6
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The Life Beyond the Grave:-Amongst all the
many fine and beautiful figures and modes Of
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reasoning that the universe in which we dwell
has afforded, for the illustration of that bright
hope that is within us Of IL life beyond the tomb
there is none more beautiful or more eXqui-
site, that know Of, than that which is derived
from the change OF the seasons--from the sec
ond life that bursts forth in spring, in objects APP
parcnty dead, and from the shndowing FORTH,
the renovation OF every thing around us, OF that
after destiny which Divine Revelation calls npon
our faith to believe shall yet be ours-The trees
HAT have faded and rema ming dark and tlro'
the long dreary lapse of winner, cIothe themselves
again in green in sunshine, and every leaf and
every hue speaks of life. The birds that were
mute sing as gayfHIIy as ever; the flowers that
were trampled down and faded burst forth once
more in freshness and in beauty; the stream
breaks forth from the icy chains that held them
and the glorious sun himself comes wandering
bnck from his far journey, giving summer and
WARMTH and fertility and magnfcence to every
thing around. ALI that we sec hrcnthcs of the
s0me hope, every tIung that we see reIlindIes in
to Ee--[G. =. r. james Charles Tyrell.'
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Having used ink made by Currier & Hall for
several years past, can fully concur in the above
statement.
f. S. TOWl.E, Cash. NJ County Bank.
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SIR CHRISTOPHER NATToN, litllc before his
death, adv acd his rcn,iou7 to be serious in the
search after the viii Of Go Il in the holy word
"ior,'' is descrvcdly accounted piece of cx.
cclIent knowledge to understand the law of the
Innd, and the custom Of Il mans country, how
much more 40 to know the statutes of heaven
and the laws Of eternity, those mmuiGble and
eternal laws Of justice aud righteousness; to know
the will and pleasure oftnc great monarch and
universal &ing oE the world; have seen nm end
Of all perfection, hnt thy commitments o Cod
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