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A. GOODYEAR'S
ggfssss4S1sH PATENT RUBBER SHOES. es-sss>
The subscribers, Agents for the manufacturers are
living their fall supply OF the above unequallcd ar
tcle of RUBBER SHOES, for Gentlemen, Ladies
and Misses, comprising all the various styles of Polkas
Sandals, Buskins and Slippers.
iG1- Dealers supplied by the or dozen on ia
Vo!able terms, by Ii. B. FIELD s. co.
225 Baltimore street,
MA eOtl)6'E I'd door below Charles
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CON u RI pTION;

cor So NJ FIONI
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty OF Breathing, Asthma, Pain
in the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough, Group, and aid Disea-
SEES of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
sttution, &c.
GN0NSUMPTlVEs SEA ID O. REJECT
" ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AT NORRlSTOWN, PA. We take
great pains to procure authentic and respectable
uhcatGs, aud never give publicity TO any other.
10 DR.. Swayne, Philadelphia Dear Sir-It affords
me or at satisfaction to lay before American public
the wonderful success of your Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, in curing me of that ereadtu disease;
Consumption. alter all other means had tailed. was
attacked with pain III my breast very much affecting
my voice and lungs and troublesome cough and
sore throat. My bowels were c0srve, appetite nearly
gone, and my stomach was 50 very weak that my Ply
sican was al loss to know what TO do for me, as ev-
erytAing used, i'll the shape of medicine, was imme
diaely rejected. remained for months in this awful
condition and gave up all hopes of ever recovering
Hearing of the wonderful cures daily performed by
your Invaluable medicine, in Coughs olds, Asthmas,
Whoopng Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs and
Breast, reluctantly determined to Try H. purchased
bottle of your Agents in this place, (Aloore LSng-
aker) which appeared to take hold OF my disease and
relieve me. continued using IL until gradually re-
stored to health and strength Several OF my friends
afflicted IN the same manner mat was myself,
which declined using the syrup; the', am sorry 10
say, appear be last approaching that bourne where
traveller returns AS expect soon 10 leaVe these
parts, give you this as standing mrmOrial 10 the
great virtues of your Invaluable Compound
ID. O. WILCOX, NOrristown, Pa.
CAUTION! All preparations from the Wild Cherry
Tree, except DR.. Swayne's are both fictitious and
counterfeit, and sprung up years after this valuable
medicine had introduced itself into the sick chamber,
therefore ask for DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, and purchase no other. The genuine
ARTICLES prepared only by Or. Swaync whose office
has been removed to NJ w. corner of Eighth & Race
streets, Philada.
Baltimore .asentS-l. p. Cook, No. rs Baltimore st;
Siaber & Canby, Pratt street wharf; w. & r. w.
Davis No. 34 Baltimore street.
District dsents-R. Farnh7m, Washington, D. c.:
VIM Stahler 4 Bro, Alexandra, ID. c.; George NJ.
Sothoron, Georgetown. n24-tAp6r
ENSOLFERT PAPERS MADE OUT and all
u information givez reasonable terms judgments
OF ana IL months purchased. Cash 10 loan out. from
50 To S5tOO Geld, Silver Jewrliy. OF ever drsclip-
uen, merchandise, &c, purchased AZ all times. Appy
nj ~ L., L.. :
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AsYrvERsARY MEETING. The second anniversary
meeting of the Female Missionary Society of East
Baltimore Station will be held this evening, in the
WIKI street Methodist Episcopal Church. Addresses
Will be delivered by the Revs, John A. Collins and b
H. Nadali.
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ag-MILITARY CONVENTION. The members
and delegates to the State Military Convention, are
requested 10 meet at the City Hall, on TUESDAY
EVENING, the alh of Nov, AT O'Clock. By order,
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON, seo,s
B22-3t VIM II. WATSON, 'o
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HOLIDAY ST. The ,TRE.-Benetit of Mr.. Wood -
This veteran OF the Drama takes his farewell Benefit
at this house tonight, and trust his friends will
come forth upon the occasion. lie offers iich and
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From the Republican and Argus.

iby- TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor the king and the beggar; indeed Its
consumption has become general that 1t is hard to
For ourselves we prefer iich Cigar. All! there they
are box of the agree able deuders-BOOTH'S
BEST. Boy, light match, so that we can luxuriale
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy rug!
PuFF,! PUFF!! All! BOOTH knows how to make
them &c any Of our readers wish TO enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, we would recommend
them to the '.YELLow House, at the Hanover Mar
ket-right on the corner. n2f'tT
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STEAMSHIP HIBERNIA Rus ASHORE, The
Hibernia steamship, Capt. Ryrie, from Boston,
via Halifax for Liverpool, struck ON the point
of Cape Race, N. F., on the 9th nst-put into
St. Johns, N. F., for repairs. She was put a
shore at the latter place, as there was no dock
large enough for her, and her injury found to
be very slight, and confined to the fore foot OF
the vessel. Capt. R, decided to box off small
space on the inside of the vessels cut-water
and make the same water tight. She was to
leave on the I2th inst. for Liverpool.
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gR,HE UNDERSIGNED would respcclfnI;

FRgIIE UNDERSIGNED would Respectfully
a call the attention of the reading community to
The Depot of Cheap Literature, No. 1853 Prat-st he
tween Charles and Light, where ne has on hand n
general assortment of books, Ancient and Modern,
View and Old. Among the different branches will he
found Historical, Medical and Theological Works
Also, Novels, hound and in phamphlet form; Song
Cooks Of all kinds; Cap and Letter Paper of the best
quality, and all kinds of Stationery, by
n2f2t II. MOORE
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XNSOLFENT PAPERS MADE OUT and all
Information gives on reasonable terms. Judgments
OF q ana IL months purchased Cash to loan out from
50 to SooO0 Geld. Silver, Jewply. OF ever desclip-
ZION, merchandise, &C. purchased al all times AppIy
ut LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ny &c Exchange Place.
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az- MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY. The Sc.

a3- MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY. The Sc
venteeuth anniversary of the Female Missionary So
ciety of East Baltimore Station will be held in the
Methodist E. Church, WIKI street, on MONDAY
EVENING, oath inst, at O'Clock. The Rev J. A.
COLLINS, Presiding Elder of The BALTIMORE District,
and Rev b. Fl. NApAL, Of Columbia street station,
will deliver addresses on the occasion. A collection
will he taken in aid of the funds Of the Missionary
enterprise The patrons and friends of this great and
holy cause with the public generally are invited 10
attend. h2u-9t
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Ay- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VITO wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; 81 q
Guard and Fob CHAINS; silver Spoons; fou fcn'i
Cases; Breast pins; Earrings; Silver prl Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 cga..rc
GABRIEL u. CLARK'S assortment which - caa!.
plee, at his Old Established Store, Water 81 door
from Calvert, OIL
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sTAnLER h nANEN- Isn M. p.att.s

STABLER L CtNEf, lgO w. Ptatt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, - Z Ei.'timo street:
Seth S. lance, Baltimore a,d Pr;Il str eta; Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and 'aur"cr-slS; j. f.
Perkins Brother. cor, Green ana Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stanshury, 81 Thames st; f.; sha H. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-sls. George II. Keer,
No. 1928 Baltimore street. Hl9 lw
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TEHHk. BEST LUCK ON RECORD. The
III first and second capital prizes in the Frederick
Female seminary Lottery, (vulgarIy termed the Small
Fry lottery class 49, drawn Odd inst, both sold
by us in package of half tickets, to custo-
mer living at Iarpers Ferry, Va. II is thus that we
repay those who order from Old Established and
well known Prize office. We again say to each and
every abroad, who may feel disposed to Try the
"Chances of the Wheel" that OURS is decidedly the
Lucky Office, TO which ,hty should, If they want
prizes, always ad iress their orders.
EMORY Il Co. Calvert street,
II Baltmnre MARYLAND.
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U3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, Tor sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the cIrY.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of cu,ralynew
patterns, never before introduced i'll Baltnrre, made
TO order of the very best materials and b, tae test
wOrkmen; together with Gilt Box GO2NlCbS;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &c. for sale and made TO order, chcau as they
be obtained at any establishment il TIE United
States Il. S. FRY Err,
nll-tf No North Gay street.
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g 10000 P T1zpA oF s ~ 'od Se each

4OsO9BO PRIZES OF SIC, 900 each
can be had at SCHOOLFlELD CO.'S for only s.
each, where they selling the capitals daily to their
numerous customers, who will please call this morn
ing and secure one Of this days capitals.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 20, drawn
Nov. %, lowe ST prize 81 are:
60 10 26 ID "a &c 62 3 9 l3
Draws TODAY, the handsome scheme Of Md. Coo
sOdated Lottery, class II Is.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of $4,000 prize OF $4,000
1000 " 5000
10000 10 " 1000 &c,
Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion
In which Scheduled Co will guarantee one half
back on packages,
o. Draws next SATURDAY, November %, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, Class Do, capital prize
S40OD-Tickets Sl-shares in proportion, in which
Scheduled Co. will sell on certificate packages Of
% whole tickets for only Is so, halves st 49, quartes
So 81, eIghths 81 g.
For he prizes in packages single tickets or shares
be sure and cali on the all lucky
SCIOOLFiELD x CO,
No. Calvert street,
1t tirstoiiice from Baltimore street.
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ey- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND NIL
TATIONS. The unparalleled and astonishing eff
cacy of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry IN all
the diseases for which it is recnmmended-cuiing
many cases after the skill of the best physicians was
unavailiug-has effected large and Increasing de-
mand for it. This fact has caused several unpllnc-
Piled counterfeterS aud mators 10 palm Oft spurious
mixtures of similar name and appearance, for the
genuine Basam.
1t itations of this wonderful remedy are sprngng
up in all parts of the country called by various names,
as "Syrup of Wild Che rry, ""Balsam of E'rcampane
and Cherry SC besides numerous Others. Our re-
commentator of its virtues are used, word Tor word,
except substituting some unknown medicine for the
tue Balsam-the price of medicines whose merit
will not sell them, is ''rGdueedi-in short every sub
terluge aud trick is resoited to to palm off other ar
tices for The genuine Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry.
Therefore, say be cautious, and get the medicine
that cures.
WlsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, on
account Of lis great popularity, has since Oct, 1914,
been EXTENSIVELY COUNTERFElTED in Phi
| ladelphia and between THREE AND FOUR THOUSAND
BOTTLES of the SPURIOUS IMITATION thrown into the
market, and extensively circulated. This Is to cai-
ton dealers aud the puHlc generally against purchas
ing any other Than that having the NEW WRAP
PERS, which always bear The written signature Of
!. BUTTS. All others are tOmutcraltS.
GRNITINF sale nv
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Wf-COhONER'S OtFlCE, NO. i2o NUM- IA hiNii
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
SNRASH! CRASH! CRAsHI 5000 yards Rus
~ STA Crash, assorted qualities, just received and
for sale BY HENRY w. COOKE,
n24 Corner Hanover and Lombard streets
ENOR SALE, very likely girl, ]" years OF age,
4 TO 10 years. she is well grown, smart and
a tive, an excelirnl house servant, &c Apply 10
n24 L. +. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Place.
6NLOCES! CLOCKS! CLOCKS! The neat
u est article yet offered received tins day from the
manufacturers Brewster s Ingraham, very hand
some lot or Spring Day aud 30 Hour Mantle Clocks
pothic pattern the cases of which are finished very
hne--will be sold low by
GABRIEL d. CLARK,
na4 Water ST I'd door from Ctg"rt.
gRINk BRACELETS. Received tI's day, "A
a large assortment Of very handsome Pink Brace
lets which will be sold very low by
GABRIEL d. CLARK,
n24 Water ST., ID door from Calvert
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TEHuIS DAY. Nov. 81, will be drawn Maryland
III, Consolidated LOTTERY, class 1878 Nos and "A
ballots.
SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000 ! prize of $4,000
10000 q 5000
I" 10000 10 ' 1000, sc.
Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
For lucky tickets by the package single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER \ co.
Corner Of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, Class 46, drawn
Nov. 22-Owest prize 81:
GO 10 % 42 "a IS 90 1913
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FIRE AT CHnLIcorHE, Ono. A fire oc-
cured at Chilcothe, Ohio, en- the 18th inst
which consumed the newspaper offices of the
Gazette and Advertiser, and the drug store of
Douglass s Lansing, Loss $4,000.
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N3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. inhl2-ly
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FESHE CRY is STILL THEY COMET
Al The amount of ordered work made weekly is
sufficient proof of our cutting being done in good
the new style of SACK COAT, VEST and PANTS
per Express. To the economical, we make aud trim
ON our usual accommodating terms, and as the cutting
Is done in the most fashionable style, we will war
rant TO give satisfaction in every garment. Orders
will be received in payment for ready made cohag
TO TAILORS. A Show Case and Table in the
second story we will sell bargain.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE,
No. 2G3 Baltimore street,
nA-lm one door west of Hanover st.
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aNLOAKTNGS! CLOAkISGS! bate super
u fine new style PLAID CoakiHgs. just received and
for sale by HENRY w COOKE,
MA Corner Hanover and Lombard streets
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12
THE WIZARD AND THE WE'D
DING RING.

A few weeks since, during The per-
tormance Of the Wizards Wonders at
Ils'gow, Scotland, one Of the most ex-
faordlnary scenes occurred tha, we
yer remember TO have heard o.. The
wizard was about 10 commence The per-
Iormance of his celebrated weddiug.rng
trick when he eoquired if any lady in
The hall would favor him with her wed.
lingering. The Wizard appealed in
vain for The golden circIe,, and was a.
bout TO give up The execution of this
strange deIus'on, when an old lady in
he second seat said he nigh, have hers
II he would assure her that he would re.
turn it safe. The Wizard pledged his
word TO return The ring uniojured. AS
'oon as he had got 1t fairly in his pos.
session, he took the hammer and com.
meoced breaking The pledge OF love into
pieces, when The old lady gosup, and ex-
claimed. with scream
is that nv ring you are breaking into
p'eceH &" that the ring my poor nus
band put, on my 6nger1'
Not thinking The old lady ln,ended
'nything serious, the Wiz,rd replied in
he affirmative, when the old lady
'crambllng through the crowd, 40, 10.
IN The stage. She seized the pieces
which the Wizard had broken,,nd. look.
ing al The fragments Of the ring, ex.
claimed
you are fend! monster! the dev.
il! himself The curses Of the old wo.
man he upon your! Nay the spiri, Of
him who placed that riog upon my fn.
ger forever haun, you | see him now
'oIn'log a, me--telling me tina, the tie
IN Heaven is broken. which bound W o.
sether on earth, and that we shall not
nee, heresflerl' --., .-- -..---.-.---.-
ohrenzy, seized the Wizard by The hand
,nd said
III you have any pity for a broken
hearted widow, as you love the hAppi.
'es' OF your own mother, restors my
ing, or | shall 90 nsd'
The " izard, alarmed a, the old Iady's
'xci,emen, and powerful language, re.
piled
My good woman, ! will no, harm
your ring, for look! it is on your fin.
serl'
The old lady, in fiji of joy, faioed
and was carried into an snle-room.
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strength. Get married, repeat. young
mani Concentrate your affections upon
one object,& not distribute crumb by crumt
among Inc hos Of Sarshs, Msrys, Be'seys'
Pegges and Notwithstanding. each
scarcely enough TO nibbIe at. Ge. married.
and have some body to cheer you up as
you journey lhro' this slowly vale Of tears
somebody TO scour up your dull, mel
anchOIly momenls,and keep your whole life
and whatever linen you possess, in some
sort Of Sonday.go.to meeting order
Young woman! | need not tell you to
look out for husband, for know that
you are fixing conlrivances 10 catch one.
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DE lNSCRIPTION.'

'Ephsraui, what's good for the rheuma.
,isel'
En- who got EN-, Pomp''
why. me gos 's,m IN de back oh nv
neck, and all bofe my legs de same time!
Cues 'em, how dey skep
We'll. ! tell you frs, rate an,igote for
EN-, Vha,'Il cure vou JUS as sound a. hoe
handle, il you follow my inscription
'Whs, dat, Epheraml'
If you jss gll de brains OBJ an iron wedge
and De blood OBJ malle', and de leaf "a,
lob q wednin' hoe wid half pin, OF pigeons
milk. and stew EN- together in hogs horn
lined win cats feathers, and lake il ,hrte
umes day. before breakfast, e,eruslIy, and
A liule or lhe outside every minu'e, i'll
cure your
'Eh! niger, ! lri.d dat
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DOW in.
A LAWYER DONE BROWN

An old lawyer Of lhs city Of New York
t.lls q good joke about one Of his clients.
A fellow had been srraigned before the
police for stealing a sci OF silver spoons.
rhe stolen articles were found upon the
cuIpril' and there was no use in attempting
10 deny The charge. Lawyer G-ws sp
rlieG 10 by the prisoner as counsel, and
seeing no escape for his client, except on
The plea Of insanity OF idloci,y, he instruct
ed the fellow to put on as silly look st
possible and when any question was Put
10 him TO utter 10 drawing manner, with
odiolic expression,,he word 'spoons'lfsuc.
cessfuI The fee was 10 be $50 The cour
proceeded 70 business. the charge was read
and The question put 10 The prisoner. Gully
or moi GulIyf
Spoons! calculated the culprit
The court pu' several questions 10 him
| l0ut--
Spoons, 'spoOnsI' was all The answe
il could elicit.
The fellow is iooll' said The judge
let him 60 about his business
The prisoner left the room, and the law
yer fullowe ed close in his wake. aud whei
they had got 'nIo The hall, the counselo
apt hi. client on The shoulder, saying--
Now my good fellow, that twenty dol
aIs'
The rogue looking the lawyer foil in tn
lace and putting on agro,esqus and sill.
depression and waklng with ono eye, tx
claimec-
'Spoonsl and then made tracks
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FlLLIAL OBEDIENCE.

How old are yer said Major Kiplins TO
dwarfsh young man.
'rwentv.'
Il wonder you arm, right down ashamed
o. being no bigger, you look like COY Of
en-
'A' comes OF being duliful child
How s0i'
when was ten, father pn, his hand on
my head and SAID, stag here!' and he then
run away. I've never seen him since. and
didn's think it righ, in :ue 10 60 on grow
ing WITHOUT his leave!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12

II Sing4ia, rerdie. A sui, wa
brought a. Wyoming, Pa, few dsy'
go, for the coIlec'ion Of q note pays.
bIs when Henry Clay was elected Pre-.
,ideo,. Toe jury found;-
Firsr-Tha, ,he defendant should
pay the jury fees.
Second That the defedanl should
pay the plaintiff ten dollars.
Third-Thst the defendant shoul'
tich The plaintiff out Of Inc couI, room
The parties were from Gainesville
md the Yesdict was 10 writing.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12

Impossibilitiss Dip The Mississippi
dry with lsaspOon-s,op the Sscond NUM-
cipsll,y from going shsad-,wis. your heel.
into the .oe Of youIboo-nsks posi- mas!a's
perform !hsit promises send up 6shine
hooks with balloons and hsh for sIars-ee
asride a gossomer and chss, comet
when a rain storm is coming down like ,ht
cataract Of Nisgra, remember where you
eff yoar umbrella--choke a musqulto with
a brckbss-in short prove ell things hlther'
10 considered impossible, but never atIemp
to coax woman 10 say she will whe'
she has oace mad: up her mind 10 say Oh,
won'a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12
REWARDlNG HONESTY.

A coored sarvan, sweeping ou, a baches
ior's room, found sixpence on the carpet,
which he carried 10 the owner.
You may keep it for your honesty said
he.
4 short time after, he missed his gold
pencil case, and inquired of hlsservaui # hs
had seen II.
Yes SIR was the reply,
And what did you do with ilp
Kept i, for my honesty, sirr
The old bachelor disappeared.
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MUTUAL CONFIDENCE.
DY MRS. rIoHE.

oh, who The exquisite delight can tell.
.lhe Joy which mutual confidence impar''
Or who can paint the charm unsreakable
which links 10 tender banda .wo iallhfu
heansf
In vain sssailed by fortunes envlou
darts,
Their muigs,ed woes are s"ee'Iy shared,
And double Joy reluctantly departs;
lie, bu, The sympa,hising heart be spared
What sorrow seems not light, what peru
not dared!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12

anu lnen, wuuu mo "os' -. IS" 80"
AID wither the flowers Of your shecnoh'
-.~VuuuViei IUsu Will sllll be
green, and, perchaucs joyous offspring
will surround and grace the pafen, tree, like
IVY en.w,nnlng and adoruing the time
scalhed oak So mo,s it be.
DOW in.
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THE MlLLERS PUN

Il cant find bread for my family said .
szy fellow in company.
'Nor l.. replied an industrious miller, Il
am oblIged &c uork fot IT.