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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
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in BANKRUPTCY No.-.376

lin BANKRUPTCY NO.-.376
District Court of the United States, }
Northern District of Mississippi. (
NOTICE is hereby given that ROBBERY
In BEDINGFIELD Of Lowndes County
has been duly declared a bankrupt by an or
der ofthis said Cout, made on the Goth dav Of
September a. ID. 1912; and that the said
ROBERT BEDINGFIELD has applied for
certificate Ct final discharge from his debts
under the act OF Congress in such case made
and provided: andth
First Monday OF .Janudrg 1643.
at Aberdeen has been set for the final hearing.
All persons interested may then and there APP
per to show causeif any they can, why the
decree and certificate of discharge should not
be granted.
TEST, G M. RAGSDALE, clerk.
Sep. Doth 194s.
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Starkv:lIe, Miss. July 9Th 1912.
TRUST SALE.

HDY virtue of certain Deed Of trust,
Id executed to me as Trustee, on the
Sd day of September A D 1871; by Sam
uel Suttle, to secure the payment of GER
tain note therein specified; and recorded
in the Office of fheProbate Court in Noxu-
bee county Mississippi, in Book (D) pa
ges Ola, 6I5, and GIG, shall proceed TO
sell for cash, at the Court House door
in the Town of Macon on the
Sd day Of November Il d 1912,
The following described property, lying
and being in the Town Of Macon, NoAu-
bee county, known and designated in the
plan ofsaid Town, as follows, to wit:--the
north, one third part of lot or block No.
3 containing one acre more or less, such
title only conveyed to the purchaser as is
vested in me as Trustee Sale to take
place between the usual hours prescribed
by law.
CHARLES r. CRUSOE.
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HULL'S COUGH LOZENGES.
EWULL'S COUGH LOZENGES are

HULL'S COUGH LOZENGES.
EMULL'S COUGH LOZENGES are
- the safest. most sure aud ehectual
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumptions,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, Tightness of
the Lungs or Chest, &c. The proprietor
has never known an instance where they
do not give perfect satisfaction. Several
thousand boxes have been sold within the
last few months, restoring to health per-
sons in almost every stage of consumption,
and those laboring under the most distres
sing Colds and Coughs. They do not
check and dry up the cough, but render it
easy, promote expectoration, allay the
tickling or irretation, and remove the prox.
innate and exciting cause. They are
made from combination of the most val.
liable expectorant, or cough medicines,
and are undoubtedly superior to any thing
in use for those complaints Hundreds
upon hundreds of certificates have been
offered of their wonderful virtues, from
those who have been saved from an I'm.
timely grave, and restored to perfect
health, by using them. Price 25 cents
per box, with full directions.
o. For sale in Columbus by
A NJ HOMES
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IN BANKRUPTCY-Mo.4 Ala.

s District Court of the United, States }
Northern District of Mississippi
NOTICE is hereby given that JAMES NJ.
In DUNN of the County of Lowndes has
has beenduly declared bankrupt by an order
Of this said court made on the 24th day of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1912; and that the said JAMES
M. DUNN, has applied for certificate of final
discharge from his debts under the act of Con-
gress in such case made and provided and the
Fourth Monday Of January 1e43,
at Aberdeen has been set for the final hearing.
AlH persons interested, may then and there APP
pear to show cause If any they can, why the
decree and certificate of discharge, should not
be granted
Test. G. M. RAGSDALE, clerk.
r Oct Och 1912,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-No. 416
District Court of the United States, J
Narfhern District nf Afississjno;

IN BANhItUPICY FLO
District Court of the United States, =
IL Northern District of Mississippi. {
NOTICE is hereby given that JAMES S.
In, LAUDERDALE of Lowndes County
has been duly declared bankrupt by an order
of this said Court, made on the 24th day of
October. A. D. 1912; and that the said
JAMES s. I4AUDERDALE has applied for
a certificate of final discharge from his debts
under the act Of Congress in such cases made
and provided : and the
Fourth Monday of January 1843,
at Aberdeen has been set for the inal hearing.
All persons interested, may then and there APP
pear to show cause if any they can, why the
decree and certificate of discharge should not
be granted.
TEST, G. III. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
Oct. 26 1912.
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IN BANKRUPTCY No. :

IN BANKRUPTCY No. 374.
District Court of the United States, }
Northern District Of issisippi. {
NJOTlCE is hereby given that THOS.
In E. BELL of the county of Lowndes has
been duly declared bankrupt by an order OF
this said Court, made on the 56th day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1912; and that the said THOS.
E. BELL has appl led for certificate of final
discharge from his debts under the act of Con-
gress in in such case made and provided: and
the
First Monday Of January 1913,
at Aberdeen has been set for the final hearing.
81 persons interested. may then and there APP
pear 10 show cause ifany TREY can, why the de-
cree ard certificate of discharge should no be
granted
Test G. M. 1sAGSDALE, clerk
Sep. Goth 1912.
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DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT OF j,
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HELD AT. COLUMBUS, Z
Edwin D. Whitehead. !, August Rules,
& Israel Gabel,
49,: g. F ys. 1872
TTP0N opening the matters of this Bill, and
u It appearing that the defendant is not
an inhabitant Of this State, but resides beyond
the limits thereof SO that the ordinary process
Of this Court cannot be executed upon him;
Therefore il IS ordered, that unless said defen-
danE appear before The Vice Chancellor, AZ
the Court House in the town of Columbus,
On the first Monday in November
next, and plead. answetof demur to the bill Of
complaint the sesera| allegations thereof win
be taken ior confess b and such order and de-
cree made there's ii the Vice Chanc clio. NAV
deem equitable fsIli lust. s
/. II further ordered, that copy Of this or
des pc inserted IN the Southern Argus once
z week, for two months successigely.
N. CLERK.
columbus, August 2, 1912. print. fee $40.
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In BANKRUPTCY Nc.-54 :.

In BANKRUPTCY Nc.-54
District Court of the United States.
Northern District Of Mississippi.
NOTICE Is hereby given that JOHN
1V x. PIERCE of Lowndes County has
been duly declared bankrupt by an order OF
thisl said court, made on the 9th day of Octo
Der A. D. 1912; and that the sad JOHN K.
PIERCE has applied for certiicatesof final
discharge from his debts under the aciof Con-
gress in such case made and provided and
the
Fourth Monday Of January 1913. ).
at Aberdeen has been set for the final hearing
An persons interested may then and there ap-
pear to show cause if any can. why the decree
and certificate OF discharge should not be gram
TEST, G.. M. RAGSDAT.E clark
Oct. 18th 1912. 7->s-'' -. =
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8 alE.
ibid IL pitiI8 80 Trust execu-
M I'd an the eighth
day of efs.spn.sauu.. .enseg, By Hiram Cald .
tnty of Lpwndes end State
Oh a,to secure the payment of
certain d rs. therein mentioned which said
Deed Of L rust was duly recorded i. the
Office ofthe Clerk OFF rebate for said coun!
|ty. wifi proceed to sell before the Court
House door Of Lowndes County Mississip-
pI on -. - =, - 3 800 80
fondaythe IotH day of October nert,
1912. the following described property, to
WITT sssns a -
S.. Negro girl named Rebecca, aged
about twenty-thfee years, and her calI.d
Eliza aged about three years, negro girl
Charlotte aged about forty-five years, ne.
gro boyoWilliam aged about fourteen
years, negro girl Amanda, aged about nine
years.
Sale to take place between the houes
prescribed by law. ~ -l.e.ss
i The tile TO the above is supposed to be
good, but acting as trustee such title only
viii be conveyed to the purchaser as such.
s.. s. VIM. p. FULLER,
Trustee.
April 5, 1912. 6m.
alasas POSTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above mentioned prop
|erty is postponed until monday, the 18th
day Of December, next.
ssFefs WIN. r. FULLER,
Oct. 10, 1912. trustee
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gIQke Subscriber offers for sale full
n assortment Of DRY GOODS, for
which he will receive the notes Of che differ
ent Banks Of Alabama at par, Those wish-
ing to avail themselves Of this oppoTtuni-
~ will do we'll to call and examine; you
that are buying goods on a croditiwll ia
all probability have 10 pay the specie or
its equivalent for them at the end Of the
year. ano,,
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] FrgsIa supply Of the BAK M OF co
IN. LVMBiA. SPHONS SICK HEAD
Nr1FE MEDICINE AND IA US LIMA
NfENI' for Piles just reed, and f6r sale by
Nov. l943. A. ~. J0NES.
VFRY SUPERIOR ARTICLE or
I IN FRENCH BRANDY, Whieh ls.p. u
- aa g hEe1sninal Iall1loaea. ilLs1 NIaGsl and
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BAGGING & ROPE.
Nor sale or advanced on cotton ship
~ ped to my agent in Mobile or New
Orleans.
L. M. PROAfIS.
Columbus Sept. 6, 1912.
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- BOXES Good Tennessee Tobacco, Of
I'D sale cheap. By the box or lese.
VIM. HUDDLE5TQH, 90 Co.
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ALSO
HULL'S WORM LOZENGES.

-ALSO-
HULL'S WORM LOZENGES. !
DROVED in more than 1900 cases ia ha
n infallibla-the only certain worm DESTROY
ing medicine IN use, and are the greatest dis
covery ever made for dispeIling the various
kinds OF worms, that so frequently and distress
singiy annoy both children and adults. MANY
diseases arise from worms, and occasion long
and intense suffering and even death, without
their ever being suspected; grown persons are
often afflicted with them, and are doctored for
various complaints, without any benefit; when
one dose of these Lozenges would speediIv
cure them. They ale an infalhble remedy
and so pleasant to the taste that children vii
take them as readily as common peppermint
Lozenge. - TT 49,
READ TIE FOLLOWING IETTERs
New York, Sept. ia IsdI
Dear Doctor-According to your ren,,es,
We have used your Lozenges in several .,asos
OF worms, and found them uniformly success
ful. We have no difficulty in getti1c children
70 take them, as they are perfectly pleasant.
we shall use them IN our practice whepever
occasion offers. believing them TO be the hest
yermifnge medicine IN use. we have we 49, 80.
used your Cough Lozenges very extens;veIr
and lind them fully to answer the purpose va,
recommend for Respectfully sc. - =
w. F. PLEASANT. M. D.
MIR. Falsom Of Spring street N. York, cured
three OF hS children of worms By only one how.
Dir. w. HoYcwel. east broadway. gave them
e bis child and they brought away The worms
by hundreds. s. : -
Parents shoSld always keep these I.ozeneea
u the bcsise, for they are the best medicine
that can be administered to children afllicted
with Worms. Children will take them a. rea-
illy as the most delicious sugar candy.
Price % cents per box, with full directions.
For sale In Columbus hn
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ICARL FERDNANl
ESPECTFULLYl
| IA Gentlemen Of loe.
Lessons in Mission 'f y.
| FLUTE &c. Lade
their residences. Fg
| A. Mclean al die E z. u
or to Mr.. JoeckIe at Ah Y.
~ Pianos rcpaire,l,
Columbus Sept 2!al'
ADVANCES On
p. Z. ANDREe
COn,pis,lo'l
WILL i3 " s11s4s..s s65. A.
l;c;,s bn Name from Pho
49, tsfn
shipping to MODE I9.j Gn
Sep. 18Th lo .i,- ps-Fg
The PlckensyI.le. 5rt
and Mnrengo Fa'l.o' .,,s
months and forwais
Co. Mobile.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TENHE Undersigned having formed a copar =
n nershiP, for the purpose of attending to
claims OF individuals before the several Depart
ments at Washington City, and especially for
the procuring of Patents for Land and the SET
uement of Presumption claims, respectfully Of
Ter tbeT services to the Public in the above ca
pacity. After the 18th of February, next,
Ralph Graves may be fonGd al his Office in
washington CIty, Charles X. Crusoe at his Of
flee in Columbus Miss.
RALPH GRAVES,
CHARLES R. CRUSOE.
Columbus Misc Ian "a 1910 Is
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in BANBB.y..f. a
DsHiel IDefsla
Rorlhen lev ..,,
NTOTlCE Is
IN LIAM DQW
H. been drly
der eeshls eaid
"a OctDs A % ENG
SvTT,.IAM
eradicate n Gogg
der the :andthe .r
prORYik MoHdgg
AZ Aberdeen has hsfl
AIDarong interested u
Dcr " nov nms aig
iree and cafhfe'is o
'1 Ts RMN
Oct. Qrh l9
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-, FOR SNf>
new
the Lot o,.
Amis Esq7ths5.
., The dwelling
Christian Esq,
The dwelIingo.
the residence III
The house recess
near the residero
large and commoi.
Iho house On n.
ters Bank nov oo
Esq.
The house bov.
Esq.
The Brick slor
ket sts., now o ,,o.. '
gist.
The store on NJ
Price Ellis &C. Cd
The Office nov
on Market Stree,
The store admin.
Frazec ESQ. a
The Brick oa,.,
on Market street
~, The Smith sdo,
Thompson and nan
tlculars enquire of
Colnmhns n.. -
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INBANKRUP.il,y, IN
E M, Dsiirs'.
NCTICE is 6ei', gG
In interested, ill' b
Lowndos County bag l 9,-
for the bcneitoi nc
First Mordeggc
has been appoints, Z, Cm'
inc oftfo same q l w
ofAberdeeU, hI'ie nEia
TEST, 40
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L0LUMBEs, MfasTnsTTsI

= M g " 1E AIR rs 10. AL l5I.
ATTORNEYS Ar Law.
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Agent for DIR. Champion.
Columbus Miss. Nov Sd. 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

CHARACTER The effect Of character lie al.
ways to command consideration. We sport, and
toy, and laugh with men or women who have
none but we never confle in them. II NAV
% added also, that, though we frequently des.
Pise such persons. we never hate them. The
case is different where character exists. The
man OF character will always have enemies
among the crowd in fair proportion to h,s friends.
Decision Of purpore, habitual earnes,ness. and
readiness in the formation Of a leading epjnjon
On every suggested subject are the Chief con.
situents Of that moral quality in the man, which
We call character. Without these, there il as
little virtue as strength. These arc positive
qualities that force themselves upon the regards
OF others and compel consideration that make
themselves felt always. whether for good or for
"s!.'- anu Cannot ve avoided, auss :.n-. Ia en-.
esuntered or endured. They provoke hostile or
favorable sentiments among mankind, according
to the application, for the false or tho true. of
their several influences. lf,heir proprietor be
good man. the bad will bate him--if a bad
nan, the good.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

GROWN PEOPLE say they are the pleas antest
" and most effective medicine in use. Enormous
quantities are sold, ANA every body like, them Free
man Hunt, Esq. editor of the Merchants Magaz zine.
says they cureu hi, cough IN few hours. The Rev
Mr. Dunbar, Of the McDougal street Church was
cured OF very had cold aud cough in one day. The
Rev. Mr.. Anthony, Of the Methodist church was cured
OF consnmPtiol by them.
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES have saved
The lives OF thousands. Ask w. Z, Evans, ESQ. 6
Walker st the Hon Edward j. Porter, Hon. B. b.
Beardsley, DR.. G. Hunter, and nearly all our phvsi.
clans what they think Of Sherman's Lozenges. and
they will tell youthey are excelent-the only iufaa
BILE medicines known.
SHERMAN's CAMPHoR LoZENGEs are real
antidoes to headache, palpaton, sea- sickness,ow.
ness oil spirits and despondency-or the elects of dis.
sipatlon. Capt. Chadwick OF the Wellington, Mr..
Ackernad, the great sign painter Mayor Clark, and
almost every bodys knows their value
foOR MANS PLASTER-Sherman'sw we mean
costs i2a cents, and is certain TO cure rheumatism.
iumoago, pain or weakness in the breast, side or
oack, also plles-and they cure worms when applied
10 me part Ask Joe Hoxe, or any one who has
seu II, and would give s. Tor one sooner than i've
cents Tor all other plasiers.
SokE NlPPLES-Postvey cured by Shermans
rapiary Oh, without taking the child from the breast.
Dr. Sherman desires particularly that purchasers
should be careful that they get the genuine Shermans
Lozenges and Plas,ers, he cannot be accountable
for the worthless articles that may Otherwise DO
palmed upon them.
Remember you can get the GENUINE OF
23ti. PANeBoRN & BnINsMAip,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

COP AND MAS-God made the world in six
days-it takes . man six minutes to find fault
With il.
God saw that it was good and blessed it
nan finds i, bad and curses it.
Alas! for man that sees nothing with the
eyes Of God, but everything with his own -
Both God and man Judge Of the earth and its
things from the nature separately within them.
II 10 not earth, and it's creatures, nor the wa.
ten, nor the air, with their tribes of living
things. which God secs to be good and besses
aeeording!y--t Is the eternal, unchangable spr.
it Of life. Of truth, and fbeauty, which. from his
own he infuses into them all.
1t 10 not the earth, ncr the seas, nor the skies
nor the creatures which dwell in them, thai
nan 6nds evil and curses accordingly--it is his
ewn blind eyes, and bitter spirit and cspriciou.
temper. through whose jaundiced medium al
things become evil and out OF proportion witt
the natural and true
Earth, ocean, air and life Let us learn t.
zee and bless ye, even az We have been seen an,
blessed by the Eternal Father w. G.S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

SwEARlNG.- Whatever fortune NAV be made
By perjury, I believe there never was a man
who made foftaneb by common swearing. Itot-
ten happens that men pay for swearing, but it
seldom happens that they arc paid for it. 1t is
not easy 10 perceive what honor or credit is con.
nscted with it Does any man receive promo
ton because no is notable blasterer1 Or is
man advanced to dignity because he is expert
at profane swearing! Never. Low must be
the character which such imperinence will OK.
eli, high must be the character which such i'm.
pertnence will not degrade. Inexcusable,
therefore, must be the practice which has Meth.
er reason nor passion to support it. The drunk.
ard has his cups the tchsr his mistress; the
satirst, his revenge; tic ambitious man, his
prefermens; the miser, his gold but the CON-
mon swearer has nothing; he is a fool at large,
sells his soul for nough, and drudges in the SER
wee OF the devil gratis. Swearing is void Of all
plea; 1t 10 not the native offspring Of the soul,
not interviewer with the texture Of the body -
nor anyhow allied to our frame. For, as Tillot.
son expresses it, "though some men pour out
saths a. if they were natural, yet no man was
ever born Of swearing constitution" But i,
10 custom, a low and a paltry custom, picked
UP BY low and paltry spirits who have no sense
OF honor, no regard to decency, but are forced to
substitute some rhapsody OF nonsense to supplv
the vacancy Of good sense Hence tho sill.
ness OF the practice can only be equalled BY
me stiffness OF those who adopt t."-Lomont.
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tConluded next week.1

RHEuMArrsM.-The following recipe will
be found upon trial, to DO simple but inval-
nablc remedy for rheumatism. Take pint
OF the spirits of turpentine to which add half
an ounce of camphor; let it stand till the
camphor is dissolved, then rub it on tho part
Affected, and it will never fail in removing
the complaint. Flannel should DO applied
after the part has been well fomented with
turpcntine. Repeat the application morning
and evening, 1t is said to be equally avail
bio for burns, scalds, bruises and never fail
ing of success.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-25

EDucATIos.--There 10 something beautiful
in the following extract from an Illinois paper,
addressed to the principal mistress Of female
accadsmy:-
"lmagoe for . moment, that beautiful Ola.
mond 10 placed ia your hand, on which you arc
requested to engravea sentiment, which must
b. read st the great day Of account, in The pres
encS Of listening angels and assembled worlds !
What care would you exercise, what industry
would you use to select from the vast common.
wealth OF letters sentence. pure, chase, ref
ned, and holy! No cost, no pains, no efforts
would b lacking! Permit me, then, to say to
you, that this is your present situation. Prec.
ious, innocen! hearts, in all the purity OF child
hoods delightful bloom, are placed in your keep.
ing, aod the duty of engraving principles there,
which will oullivs the sun, and live forever, de-
vsivss On ysu."
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NEW GOODS.

8 M. POPE is now receiving his fall stock Of
~. Goods, Co insisting in part of
niack and Blue Beaver Cloths
back, Blue, Invisible Green and mkt Broad cloths
superior quality > -
Cashmere, plain and ig'd satin yes,inps.
Alpaca Cloths, Alpaca Lus,re.
Printed Saxony and Orleans Cloths
Plain and fgd. Mouslln Delains, Blk md plue I,lL.
Silk Velyets, Ladies Cravats Red and White Elan.
nels Canton do.
Saxony Wool and Angola Shirt, and Dr,we,s
Merino Scarfs, 49, 81, and Ga brown and Bleach.
ed Shoetlngs,
Cotton Yarn, Wcklng Blk. and White waddn,.
Batting, Padding Canvass, silk and worstcd,
Coat Cords and Bindings, White and cold Horse
Blankets, &C. &c.
ALSO.
a good assortment of Groceries such %
Loaf, Lump and Powd Sugar,
Porto Rico and Muscavado do.
p. Il. and N. Orleans Molasses,
Rio and old Java Coffee,
Hyson Young Tyson and Hyson Skin Teas.
English Mustard, Raisns, Soap,
CavendIsh and fine cut Tobacco &c. &C.
The above with many other goods, were purchos.
ed at the low prices, and will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest.
Oct. 10, 1912.
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NNR h.Y!gIlRy!.mo
FOOTSTEPS OF ANGELS.
pY LoN0rELLOw.

sY LoNarELLow.
When the hours Of day ere Numbered,
And the voices Of the night,
Wake the batter soul tina, slumbered,
To holy calm delight;
Ere the Evening lamps are lighted,
And, like rhantoms grim and TAI,
Shadows from the hiful freight
Dance upon the parlor wall
Then the form Of the departed
Enter at the open door;
The bclov'd ones, the uu. hearted,
Como 10 visit me once more;
He, the young and strong, who cherished
Noble longings fox the strife
By tho road side fell and persisted,
Weary with the March OF iife!
They the holy ones and weakly,
VINO tho cross OF suffering bore,
= oldsd Their pale hands 50 meskly,-
Spaks wlth.us on earth no more
Ard with them tho being bcau,eoua,
Who unto my youth was given,
More than all things else to love ma
And 10 nov SAINT III Heaven.
With slow and noiselsss foots,sp,
Comes that Messenger divine,
Takes the vacant char beside ma
Lays her gent.e hand in NINE.
And abs sits and gaz.s at me,
Win those deep and terter eyes
Like the stare, go still and SAINT lkA
Looking downward from tie skies.
Uttered not, yet coinrTehendsd,
Is the aprI,'s voice. prayer,
Soft rehukes, in blessings ended,
Breathing from her lip, of air.
o. though Of, depressed and lonely,
An my fears are lard aside,
III but remember only
Such as these have lived and died.
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AN EFFEcTUAL Cure FOR FELTON,
Bathc the part effected in ashes and water
take the yok of an egg, six drops of the
spirits Of turpcntine, few beet leaves cut
fine, "a small quantity of hard soap, add one
leaspooniul of burnt salt, and one of Indian
meal, it never fails to effect cure if applied
in season.