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AGENTS FOR THE nsYsEn.

me following gentlemen have kindly consented to act as agents for paper, in receiving the names oi subscribers, Sc. They are, hereby fully author ized to receive money for us, on account of this of ice, and to give receipts for the same.
 We wish to have agents in all the counties ;r, .bo State. Such gentlemen, therefore, as are friendly to our publication, and willing to aid us by becom;ng agents, will be pleased to inform us of the fact and their names shall be added to the list
 GREEN CousrY.--Dr. c. B. Croft, cro,ciey's Post oDfcr
 CLARK couNrY-John speer, .7,,toinc.
 LAWRENCE CouNTy.-Gen John S. Ficklin, and Andrew Hammond, P. M., Jackson Booker Ben nett, P. M., Smiftrile. RANDOLPH CougrY.--W R. Hunter, P. NJ. ~Po. cahontas Col. William Jarrett, and Joseph Spikes, Fovcic Dumas.
 iNpFrtNpsNoF CovSrY.-- James E. Pelham, BafesuiRe. Patrick Ghildress. oil- Trough Bottom. JACKSON CouNTY.--wm. H. Morris, P. M. and Col James Robinson, Elisabeth.
 HARD CoUYTY.-B H. Johnson .3fher,
 NEWTON CouNTY.--John M Ross, Jasuey.
 BENTON CouNTY.-A. B. Greenwood, Bentonr;,,e. CRAWFORD CouNTY.--DIaj. Elias Rector. and sa mnei Edmonfison, Fort Smith. Eli Bell, pan Buren.
 YELL CouNry.-zDr. James N. Floyd, Danrinic. JOHNSON CouNrY-Moreau Rose. clurkspius Dr. Wm. Gray, Horseaead
 Pore CoUNTy.--Thomas A. Howell Noyyi,,oc, s. M. Hays, Doser. ''''V0"' CONWAY CouNry.-H. II. Higgins. P. Nj. and John Murray, Lecssturg. LAFAYETTE CoUsrr.-Gov James s. Conway. Coaeay. S'""s' ARKANSAS CouNTy.--Geo Cross, John L. Jones. and Gen. samuel Mitchell, Post of .a,faasas.
 DISH. CouNrr-Arthnr Hayes, Esq, Napoleon PHILLIPS CouSTY.-Hon. J. C. P. Tollison, He- ieaa.
 CntrrENpeN couNrY.-pcter c. Rves. Esq, and w. N, Stanton, Esq, 1fafioa.
 ST. FRANCES CousrY.-James B. Jackson. Eso. Mount Vernon
 FULTON CouNry--IIon Enos c. Hunter, P. M. South Fork.
 JEFFERSON couNTR.-S. Dardennc, Nsp Gas. coay.
 lN THE STATE OF TENNEsssE M. Tate. Esq, and E. W. Rowlett & Co.,, Memphis Hon. L II. Coe, SomereiAe.
 IN THE STATE or MrssIssIprr.--Dr Euclid Bor- land, Holly Springs.
 IN-THe STATE or KENTucKY.---Dr. J. R. Buck Louisville.
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z, economically administered, and with 'l;s Examinations as look to that object, 10 other.
 oa .ast;on was seconded, the House was qab 1T he without quorum, and a motion .a ,vas made and carried. )onn,pY BETWEEN THE UNITED gJTTbTES. MEXICO AND TEXAS.
 0iA IN THE HoUsE, Jany. 4.
 cnoss of Arks. offered the following .,;an. which was agreed to: Iaslyed. a'ly That the committee of foreign |'p bo instructed to inquire into the expe- ? D af making an appropriation to com ' ;be e survey and demareation of the boun- nao "' between the United States and the monts . of Mexico and Texas, to the p'a .ccordance with the provisions of the ,.,;ele I of the treaty of amity, settlement ,;m;ts rn concluded between the United i,,, and the King of Spain, in the year 1S- f,d d subsequently, recognized and admit |, tbe said governments of Mexico and g and of authorizing the President to \, officer, of the corps of typographical { oers to execute said survey. '''o INDIAN AFFAIRS.
 IN THE SENATE Jan. 9. pryroy submitted motion request |ho President to Communicate to the E all the correspondence in the War De- .snt in relation to the proceedings and ',ct of the Choctaw Commissioners now a in the State of Mississippi under the 'uo Rabbit Creek treaty.
 ' Jany. 8. motion by Mr. FULTON, it was order at inc documents relating to the claim mos Erwin, for remuneration for losses mod under a contract for removing and sting emigrating Indians, be taken from les and referred to the Committee on In Affairs.
 IN THE SENATE Jan. 9. l SEVER presented certain documents in on to the claim of F. A Kerr, for com ion for enrolling and subsisting indi- Indians, referred to the Committee on n affairs.
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NOTICE. vTsHERE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, Il on the 23d day February, next, a number of KOts, dss thc fOsUn Of ROcklDO1't. the county seat of Hot Spring county to the highest bidder, on credit of one and two years, the pur- charser giving bond and approved security; in case they fail to give the security required, the title will not be made until the whole of the purchase money is paid.
 ROCKFORD is situated on the east side of the Washita river, where the military road leading from Little Rock to Washington crosses said river, in township four, south of range seventeen west, and al the head of steamboat navigation. The site for town isunsur- passed: it is on a beautiful bluff and commands a fine view of the river and djacent country. Farmers, Mechanics, and Merchants arc invited 10 examine for themselves.
 SAMUEL S. EMMERSON,
 HIRAM c. CLEFT,
 ISAAC COX.
 Commissioners for Mc County seat of Lot Spring coanty. Jtnu1yy I5Lh, 1S44-I9-4w
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From the Times and .4dvocate TEMPERANCE MEETING.

At a meeting of the Temperance Society of Pope county, began and held at Union Meeting House, on Saturday the 22d day of December, 1S43, for the purpose of electing member to the State Temperance Conven- ton, to be held in the City of Little Rock, on the 22d February, 1914. The Rev. John Bruton, President being absent, James G. Bruton was nominated and elected President pro tempore:
 When Walter F. Scott offered the follow ing resolutions (with the exception of his own name being inserted as delegate) which were unanimously adopted:
 Resolred, That we, portion of the mem- bers of the Temperance Society of Pope county, do most cordially concur in opinion with the State Temperance Society at Little Rock, upon the subject of the necessity and importance of holding State Temperance Convention at that place on the 22d February, 1914.
 Resozued, That this Society, for the pur- pose of putting it into effect, appoint sulta- ble person to represent this Society at said Convention.
 Resozrcd, That Walter F. Scott be ap- pointed said Delegate.
 Respred, That we do most sincerely hope that the Temperance Societies of the different countias of this State will be represented in said Convention.
 Resolred, That the member appointed to represent this Society, have power to appoint a person in his stead, if it be out of his power to attend the Convention.
 Resolred, That the editors of the different newspapers in this State be requested to pub blish the proceedings of this meeting,
 On motion, the Society adjourned to meet the Sd Saturday in January next.
 JAMES c. BURTON, President.
 WALTER F. ScoTT, Rec Sec'y.
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RuraaWaY in .Iail.

MAS committed to the jail of Johnson county. w on the 22d September last, a certain negro man as runaway slave, who his name is Solo mon, and that he belongs to John Rowles, of Dsde county. Missouri. The Ead negro is nulatto stout built, his back teeth are 5at; he has scar on his shoulder, he says was dons by lick from the back of said slave is hereby notified to come forward and prove his property, and pay the charges of hls commitment, and take him out of jail or else he will be sold as the aw directs.
 WM. M. H. NEWTON.
 StsgS Jsil3r of yokssoa county. Jan. 9, l844.-zt lprs. fee s ooh
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to the late fua of E. Y. A BAKER & CO.,, either by note or book acc,t> are requested to pay immediately.
 Notes and accounts not paid within a reasonahP time, will be put into the hands of an attorney, for collection GEO. BoGGs is authorized to receive money and give receipts, on notes and accounts duo E. Y- Baker & Co.
 kiftle Rock, Ott IL. lsf9, 56
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ARRIVALS. JaR'y 22-Export Woodward, Fort Gibson. " 24-Arkansas Mail, Morrow, Fort Smith. 25-Arkansas, Beatty, New Orleans. 1~" 26-Lucy V alker, Cochoran, N. O. " 26--Rolla, Semers Cincinnat-- 2S-Lttie Ben Franklin, Wescott,
 DEPART RES. Jany 23-Marietta. Brown for Mouth of river 23-Export Woodward 25-Arkansas Mail, Morrow, Cincinnati. C 25-Rolla, Somers, Fort Smith. 26-Arkansas, Beatty, Van Buren. 27--Lucy Walker, Coehoran, N. Orleans, Five feet water in the channel and falling.
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SPILL THEY COME!!l

DRATT & BOGGS have just received, m addi- II ton to their former stock, lot of SUGAR, (uew crop and very far,) Havana Coffee, Molasses, coarse and fine salt.
 ALso,-severa cases of Gentlemen's fine and coarse Boots coarse and fine begged Brogans. B3ys' do do.; together with well selected stock of Ker- scys, Linseys, and green and white Blaakets. All of which will be sold VERY CHEAP for cAsH
 WANTEp-Cotten, Peltries, &c Sks.
 January 23, lS44-l9-H
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s.sosssc of Entertainment.

IarwH THE subscriber would respectfully E.A1..ns /. inform his friends, and the public ge- 4Gss, R neralIy, that he has opened the house elssFa ..s; \; formerly kept by Mir. Humphrey, op- a--ee1 's-s poste Little Rock, at WoodwEs Ferry Laadiag, where he is prepared to wait on the travelling community, in the most satisfactory manner.
 Persons visiting the city on horseback will find it to their advantage to leave their horses with him. as he can keep them much cheaper than they can get them kept in town
 DROvERS and MOVERS will be accommodated with good safe lots gratis and can be furnished with plenty of good and todder at reasonable rates, at all times Also. fresh Meal, he has good mill in full operation at the Ferry Landing.
 Boarding, by the day, week, month, or year. on inc meSt reasonable terms
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A petnlent old lady having refused sultor to her neice, he expostulated with and re- quested her to give her reasons, s'l see the villain in your face,o said she. ssThat IS a personal reRection,'' answered the lover,
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FEMALE SCHOOL.


 f1ADAr6U D,H5TIr1AUVILLE HAS recently arrived at the City of Little Rock. H and wishes to establish permanent School for female children and young ladies.
 She proposes to teach all the branches of useful English edudation, together with those usually caii ed ornamental; incudin, the French and Italian lansuages-and Music, on the Piano, Harp, and Guitar.
 This no:ics is intended, to present the subject to the attention of all, who may feel interested in the establishment oi such lnsttutioa is here pros pos.d.
 Particulars, as to Terms &c will be furnished to all who desire them and will be made the subject of future addition to this notice.
 The School will be commenced, as soon as sufi- cient number of Pupils may be engaged, to justify the necessary arrangements.
 As to qualifications &c, the most satisfactory re- ferenees can be furnished.
 MADAME DE. is at the residence of Nicholas Faakner. Esq where she will be pleased to receive applications in relation to her school.
 Littie Roct, Jui,lorp 8, 1Sff. 17-0
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, ]
 CoUNTy or PoINsETT,
 GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP. "A WE, the undersigned have this day s(JGEssT a viewed an estray mare, shown to us by a1sT John Logan, and do find the same to ,ls7NxE,x be grey mare, supposed to be fifteen years old, appraised to twenty dollars this sth day of January, lSti.
 WILLIAM GIBSON,
 CHARLES ". SEGOE,
 JAMES M! BROADWAY,
 Appraisers. Sworn to, and subscribed before me- this sth day of January, ls44.
 NANCY BROADAWAY, UP. January 8, 1914 20-3w
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a5sTHREE Boys, from thirteen to sixteen years old, who can read and write, are want ed at this office 10 learn the printing business. Early applications are desired.
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LUST RECEIVED a large assortment of BOOK J AND JOB TYPE, which makes the assortment of our Office superior to any in the State. WE are now prepared to do
 300x9s pAl1?EllET3s Blanks, Tand-BIlls, Cards, Circulars, &c.,, Slc. in a superior style
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Hooks and Stationery of all
 kinds, for Sale.

nAhhhNhN9 hVh 'CdahCe TtsT received, and for sale by II. BATES & Co.. .D Ashleys Row, the following valuable BOOKS. which will be sold cheap for cash, consisting of- Life and Speeches of Henry Clay,
 Alisons History Slavery at the South, Forget Me Not, Mrs. Sigourncy, Winter Green. Literary Souvenir, Winter Gift,
 Paley's Works, Modern History,
 Robinson Crusoe, Ned Myers, or a Life be- fore the Mast, o'Halaran, Queen of Eng. Wyandotte, or the Hutted Knoll,
 Daughters of Eng, Women of Eng, Nina, Wives of Eng, Presidents Daughters, Complete Cook. Etiquette. by Count D DOrsay, Mons. Violet Last of the Barons, Village Inn, Courtsliip and Marriage, Rambles in Yncatans Lardner's Lectures on Astronomy, Private Lifes Byron's works, new cditios, Jack Shepherd, Voice from the Vintage, Poetry of Life, Marmaduke Wyv Irish Sketch Book, Home. CT the Iron Rule, The Lawyer, Handy Andy, Celebrated Trials of all Countries,
 Russia and the Russians The Clock Maker, w Sayings and doings of Sam Slick,
 Shakespeare, new edition, Bible in Spain, The Home or Family Cares or Family Joys, Zincali. or Gypsiss of Spain, Man ofthe People, 100 Romances of Real Life, Late Pocket Maps of Arlf's., Methodist and Camp Meeting Hymn Books, Testamcnts., Smiths Geography and hilases, Smiths and Murray's Granmars, Snilcy's Arithmetic, pisc's Arithmetic. Webstcr's Spelling Books, Almanack's for ls44, Bfiton's illustrations Last Fancy, Toy Books and Primers, Missouri Harmony, Aso Q reams cap paper, 30 reas letter paper, and
 Almanacks for 1844. January 9, 1S44-17-U
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From ihe Neao Orleans Bulletin. NEW ORLEANS MARKET
JANUARY 20, Is4i.

JANUARY 20, Isii.
 We have had three days of clear and beautiful weather, apparently favorable to the transaction of every description of business; notwithstanding which we cannot report any considerable revival in any de- Partment of trade. In our principal staple, the busi ness is much retarded no doubt by the uncertainty occasioned by several successive failures of the northern mail by which were expected late adyices and orders from Europe and the North. As there is no hope of speedily getting mail over the bad roads of Alabama and Georgia, we must look for late ac. counts by way of the Ohio river.
 CorToN.-Wednesda sales reported at 5000 bales; Thursday, 2,50o; and yesterday, sooo-to- gether io,5o0 bales Prices are very unset d. from the reports of later European and ce,y ftporabe ac counts having been received in advance of the north ern mail Some of our factors withdrew their stocks from market yesterday, whilst others were willing to take the full prices of the previous two days-ai which the days business was done
 We ouote
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8g-We are authorized to announce WILLIAM B. BORDEN, as candidate for the office of Sheriff of Pulaski county, at the ensuing October election.
 January 9, ls44. l9-
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RECTOR TowN, December II. lsI3 To he Editor of he .4rltaasas Banner: SlR-You are hereby authorized to an- nounce me as candidate for Governor of the State of Arkansas, at the next October election, subject to the decision of the peo- pie at the ballot box.
 Respectfully,
 R. c. BYRD.
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ID HANKS of every description executed with ID ncatncss and despatch at this office.
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NEW GOODS.
Fancy Dry Goods generally,

Also beautIinl choice of SIX trimmings, striped and plain Swiss and tartan muslins and aconats; thread and other laces embro. linen, and hem stitched hdSfs., collars, silks, ladys dressing caps, Tuscan, shell and straw bonnets. shell combs and satin shoes, collers, brown and black merinoas, SSc., Sc. And large and good assortment of Groceries, which he offers for sale at the very lowest prices, for CASH ONLY.
 Store on Main street. next to Mr. Bauman and MT Jaseph.
 January 9, IS4i-l7-7w.
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Tuesday Erening, 7 o'clock.
 Non A'ion met pursuant to adjournment. keso, eM'on rose and offered the follow ed ed'a'ioh' which was unanimously a. l ,'sa' to <, That this Convention recom- hi g sm sie Wings of Arkansas more am IS s,a4 n''ent support of the Whig Journals lT;m T and request their patronage for ks sn f ,n ana Advocate,' the IN orth Ar G,,a.s ae Washington ., Telegraph, ''The
 oaS' pHe''e' and the ssShield;o and that |eva..1 1n,,on returns its sincere thanks to lnd @r atra Editors of these papers for their It's mas,s r'a,eleht advocacy ofWhig principles, |to ;slioefs will use their best endea- p;l p0fease the circulation of each. imonsI. J oiiefed the following which was ''A'u'ly adopted:
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LINLNFUUL ATION.-L0nSlan0 and Mlss i. ihiefiof' n' 7la73 OIuiaafy, Middling, sga9. Middling fair, a9l Fair, IOaG Good fair, ial Fl Good and fine, I2 aIs
 STATEMENT OF COTTON Stock on hand, 18th inst I71.l0S bales Received on the 18th inst 3.3l7
 177,i55 Exported 10th instant, 3,56s stock on band 19th instant, l73,S57 bales.
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THE NEW, HIST RUlVNING, IND LIGHT
 DRAUGHT STEINER,
 EVELINE,
 B. ERWIN, Maaer.
 f-nsa-~ b. WILL run as packet during the pre- -71EsE;S sent season, between New Orleans tz Fort Gibson, touching at all in- tcrmediate landings. This fine, new boat, is ele- cantly fitted for the accommodation of passengers, and is as safe boat for the conveyance of freight as any in the trade For freight or passage apply on board or to Pitcher, Officer & Co
 Little Rock, Janua'y 16, ls44. IS-7w
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Essna,seled CUs.ds.

A SUPERIOR lot of the above kind of cards just A received at this office. Merchants and others wanting business cards printed in neat fancy style, will do we'll to give us call.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-04-05


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OF Je6erlon-sirsft' rsFi Ter g ihe QbIess "a

on Je6srson.sirssf. reri door 70 ne Offices q
Hefrrs. tYfItIne0n a ,Ilitte, aud ", ~,
Qnacksnboss.
nNs-The VINO win BE- furnished iospt
ucribcrs az SIS 90 per annum IN advance
ApvrRrrsrtRfrrs will be inserted az sac rate ~
a 90 pcrsonar for the FIRST inserHone and cents
Cor each week thereafter-ten lines "a easi cQn
stitntinQ q square. The numbof Il insertions Fa
guired. must BE marked oHtho margin 81 the man
nscripi, orthey viii be inserted tiil lorpias pnq
charged accordingly,
AM Advertisements from adistances must be
accompanied with the CASH o. they will not
sAnnouncino candidates for Office win be So
Cor county Offices, $40 for state oihces--in ao-
vance. IL
Political. Cotton Circulars Or any artleies y
Individual interest, VIII be charged as aaVefuse-
ments and must Be paid for in advance.
For advertising Citations from the Probate
Court TO persons Interested % come forward anu
show cause why an order Of sale shoula llo' rs
granted, 10 doilauf to bepaid tor ~ ApyAeeA
Fer ndvertisinr 9rlsfs granted by the Probate
Court Tor the sale 81 property, dollars 70 De
paid for in ADVANCES.
For advortiaing Chancory Notices e. non-resi-
dents. rs dollars each. % be paid Tor ~ ADVANCE.
Forhdvertising Petitions for Dover, from lO ~
S dollars, 10 be paid for IN ApyANcE
Far advbrtianr Notice Of Letters 81 A umluis-
tration. Z dollars, 10 Be paid form ApyAHeE
For advertising Notice Of annual Or lnn set
flomont OV Administrators r eotA~A-t ~ ~ $50
for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice Of Insolvens Estates
for 6 months, s27, TO be paid for IN ADVANCES,
Trusieos' Sales, and al other advertisements
not specified, must be paid for IN ADVANCE.
All acknowledgements Of personal nature viii eo
charged double price, and payment required ~
ADVANCE.
Yearly AdvortisInE
For FORTY lines or less, rdnewabi1 ID peasure
500 No contract taken for Jess tnar oue Y eRf-
aud payable half yearly in advance
Tie privilogeof annual advertisers 6 iimttfe q
their own Immediate businoss and ~ 1dFeft'se
monts Tor the benefit Of other persons, sent ~ y
chem must Be paid for BY the squares
professional Advertisementst
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o-Ay-As the above rates arc the same'as u ose
e-tsBlished In Natohez, Vicksbure, Jackson,
l,mnd Gulf and elsewhere 10 this State, no de-
duetiou will be made from thcmfin any case
H~ALL JOB WORK Musg BEPAID FOR
ON DELIVERY.
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coniaed 81 sse If hon m ! loeer, and has
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men be me tlat thou viii lie do
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Ihs th1 coatFIse affection over hs dead
and hs be more faithful and aigocg
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81 lie Ieat back Wlth ~ rsfa4
over gee own words Illus 6n usions
All depends upon q hak ne 81 ~ ais
and out ilecsions. Al as he beauty 81 sse
ana worth o1 LIE be an end No4a
when llle hfsl pfing. bloom of love .ss
nomen IS romance pasg Ill
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such al 4 Qslons as tins belief ~ II.
lls Tee blossoms eternally, because IS
neuflsh ii immortal fountains ii bear
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then, fl ~ IS then aTe capable d nFodu
eng plants ssfns life Youthful oRe.
the beaming passl lotg 81 ok eaFth plc
viii believe ls capiivaline beaaty WHO
will not thank the Greater iat lle eape il to
lshe children 81 eaKlh7 But. ah! viii eli.
claim % those who must do without Il,
there are flowers Which are SIS noble Is bis,
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ing paled BIZ the frosts Of lhe earth. dow.
ers from whose chalices also you NAV suck
life from the life 81 the Eternal.
Alb! lf We only understood how near 10 Us
Providence has plcced the fountains Of OH
1appiness--if we had only understood This
rom the days ofonr child hood r.. a.
TED upon &. md pEoiilleo 81 ii, our lives
would then dom lead through y ldss.
Inessl Happy ere those ehlassn lose eyes
are early opened by parents and home to
tne rich activity Us Life. Ihey u then ex.
peEience lat swee eas, al loY. md beaca
lean h0N 0ut Of ial iV eIaklons liIbs. cut n
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