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.IGIERRIAN GALLERY If Patent Premi.
"m Coforea hhenesses, and photographic
Depot;
No. l36 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
Ne. 25l Broadway, New York No. 10 Court
Street, Boston No. l36 Chesnut Street, Phila.
delph'a Baltimore Street Baltimore Broad
way, Saratoga Springs No Sc Canal Street.
New-Oheans Main Street Newport, X. !. And
Main Street, Du Buque, Iowa
CONSTITUTING the oldest and most Exten-
~ sve Establishment of the kind in the World.
and containing more than a THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS, embracing those of some of the most
distinguished individuals, in the United States.
Admitiancr free.
This Establishment, having been awarded the
Mdai, -Four First Premiums, snd t,co "Hehed
HonOrS' at the Exhibitions at Boston. New. York
and philadelphia respectively, for best Picture, and
Appatus, Is thus officially sustained in the posi-
ton OF ofsuperiorIty heretofore universally assigned 1t
by the pubic, as "fird an The Norii.'
June 2Slh, lsi5.--ly
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PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekiy by Henry Masser.
Address to the Public.

NNHE unprecedented success attending the use
Il of Dr. G. Benin Smiths (Sugar Coalcd) "Im'
proved Vegetable Pills." and the acknowledged SUI
periori,y which they possess over the common An.
tiBIious, Catbaric, and various other Pills in ge-
neral Use, have given them decided preference
with all who have used them; and they are uni
versally esteemed the most safe and pleasant pur-
gaiives ever offered to the public.
or CAUTION.-As a miserable imitation has
been made. by the name Of "Sugar Coated Pills."
it is necessary to be sure that Dr.. G. Benz. SMITH s
signature is on every hox. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office. l79 Greenwich st. New York.
Sold Ivy JOHN w. FRILING. Sun5ury.
WIN. FORSYTHE, Norihun'd
Nav Cd, 1876
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CkRDING ANEI FULLlNG

i'll 5e done in the best manner, at the usual pri-
$. All kinds Of country produce taken in pay.
ent for work, at Danvlle msrket prices.
For the accommodation ot those who live at
stance, Wool and CLOTH will be taken in at,
'd, when finished, returned to the following pla.
$, Plain written directions must accompany
ch parcel:
Coiumb,a Coun,y.-Roup & Mars store, Wa.
ingtonville; r. Fruits store, Jerseytown Yea
rs inn, Roaring Greek; Sharpess' store. Caita-
ssa; e.. T. Mann's store, Miffiinville; MilleI's
ne, Berwick J. CGne's Mill; Ricketts, store,
'sngeyille; Der's store, White Hall.
Northumberland CounfY--Michael Readers inn,
urbutye; Ireland & Hays store, McEwens.
lie; f, l.. Piper's store, Watsonstown; $. l.
only * Cos store, Milton; Gihson's inn, Chill,
quaque Forsyth's store, Northumberland
oungs store, Sunbury.
Lusgne County-Reynolds store, Kingston
iidersleeye's store. Wilkesbsrre Gaylord's store
ymouth Syer's store, Nanticoke Judg'
scE's Mil, Huntington.
Lycoming County.-D. ClapP's store, Muncy
ioemsker's store, Smiths Mill.
GEARHART & KOWNOVER.
Danville, May Q, lsi6,
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II II I u ii q phi 1 a.
nUR Store rent aud other expenses heing verv
z y light. We are enabled 10 sell oui CARPETS.
OlL.CLOTHS, &c., wholesale and retail, al the
lowest prices in the city, and buyers will find it
greatly to their advantage to call and examine the
large assortment We offer This season, of
Beautiful Imperial 3 ply I
Double SupeIfne Ingram c.pnD,,,,,,s,
Fine and Medium do l. NiiN"'
Twllled aud plain V,nitian
together with a large sock Of OIL-CLOTHS :
from feet 10 "a feet wide, very cheap, for rooms,
halls, &c ;also, Maltngs, Floor Cloths, Rugs, Cot.
ton aud Rag Carpets, &c, &c, with good as
sortment OF Ingram Carpets from 25 TO 80 cents,
and Stair aud Entry Carpets from , to 80 cts.
ELDRlDGE q BROTHER,
No. Al, strawberry Street. one door above Ches
nut, near Second Street, Philajelphla.
March 2lst. lsi6-3m.
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" a IL K I r ID.

On Sunday last, by Jacob Iordy, ESQ, Mr..
ArHoNY GiLL.srIE to Miss ELIZABETH FoY, both
of Shamokin township.
On the 2Sth ult., by John Miller, Esq, Mr..
SAMUEL BENNAGE, TO Miss REBEvcA NJ WILLIAMS,
all of Chi!isquaque township.
In Limestone township, Col. county, on the
10Th ult., by Elder John Sutton, Evans MAR
SHALL to Miss SUSAN MARSHALL, both of Lime
stone
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Manufacturers of Common and Fancy Soaps and
Mould and Dip Candles.
| f.. q. Daleti, SO and 49l Market street and n
L. corner 10th and CalIowhill Streets
| Wholesale Tobacco Warehouse and Havana Sc
gar Depot. Country Trade supplied on liberal
terms.
J A. Edenborn N. f. corner Third and Race st.
VENETIAN BLIND uANUFAC ACTURER.
d. J. Williams, l2 North 9th street, few doors
above Market street.
Venetian Blind Mandatory, Portable Desks and
Looking Gas Ware Room.
! w. b. Barns, No 6l Arch st.
| Wholesale Dealers in Laces Embroileries and
Fancy Dry Goods.
Solomon & Brothers. 81 Bank street.
Manufacturers Of THERMOMETERS Hydrome,prs,
Sacharcmeters, &C.. for Brewers, Dislillers Far.
mers Gin churning,) the Weather, &c.
Joseph Fisher so Chesnut street.
Wholesale Dealers in Millcnery Goods and Flow-
cTS.
George Edwards * Son. 81 South I'd st.
Seed Store Of more than 40 years standing Grass
and Garden Seeds of finest quality and best
varieties.
Joseph p. II. Coates, 40 Market st.
Manufacturers and Importers Of Paper Haneings
Columns ard Fire Board Prints.
Beatty & Curry, lls Chesnu, ST..
Manufacturers of Selves. Riddles and Screens, and
Wire Works in general
Needles Il Waso 81 Nort Front st.
Wholesale and Retail Garden, Flower and Field
Sred Store, Gardening Books and Implements.
II. A. Dreer, 81 Chesnut street, above 3D.
Importer and Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Dive Stulis. &c
DR.. ID. Jayne, s South Third street.
E. A. HATHAwAr J. y. MIrcnrLL.
T.. A. HATHAWAY y co.
Commission and Eastorn Produce Merchants, No.
30 North Wharves. f9ot Of .irch st. Wholesale
Dealers in Lamp OIls, Tanners Oh. Candies,
Soap, Teas, Chocolate, Picked and Died Fish,
Painted Pals Cheese, Butter Hops. Ground
and Calcinel Plaster &c. all of which will be
sold at the lowest Market prices.
Mr,. N. Crim's Boarding House, No. los walnu,
street, between 4th and 5ih.
Cheap Venetian Blind Mandatory. Orders from
distance carefully lorw arded Old Blinds re-
paired and painted.
NJ. Z. Hedges (wilow Of +. Hedges No. Ill
South I'd street, below Dock, east side.
BONNET MANUF.4CTURER
Thomas White, Is South ID street, (la,e Of Com
merce street)
Importer Of Watches, Plated Ware. Jewerv and
Fancy Goods, Watch Makers Tools, Files and
Materials
John e. Farr, II: Chesnut st.
Manufacturers Of Umbrellas. Parasols, ParasoctteS
and sun Shades, of the newest styles. "Exten.
sive sales and small profits"
VIM. Richardson x co.. No. LOG Market street.
Leary's Antiquarian Book Store. : w corner Of
Second end New streets. Phla1elphi. Over
100000 vols. New and Od Books IN every de.
plumcnt Of Literature, wholesale and retail
Fhiladelphis April !, 1916.
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Where is Thomas Gilkes {.

FRNilE subscriber had a brother named Thomas
Z Gilkes, who, when last heard from, in June,
is34, was at Northumberland. His employment
WIS On the river. He is now, if living, about So
years old. Any information respecting him. drec-
i"d 10 the subscriber, his brother "Oho City. Ca
yahoea county, Ohio, will be thankfully received.
JOHN GILkES.
ApriI llth 1876.
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DENTISTRY.
PET II B. M SSER.

RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
UD ESrECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
q q Sunbury and vicinity. tha, he has opened an
office at the residence Of Henry Masser, IN Market
street where he is prepared To execute all kinds OF
DENr,L SURGERY, Plate Work &c, on the latest
and most approved plans.
Having had some experience and instruction,
under one OF the most eminent and successful Den.
rs's in Phadrlph he believes that he will be-
able TO give satisfaction to those who may want his
services.
Ladies will he waited on at their places of resi-
dence. His charges will he moderate, and his
work warranted,
Sunbury March 2sth, lsi6.
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cARPETINGs AND orL-cLcTrzs,
Phila ii q lph q.

Al The "CIIEAP STORE" No. II .StrauL
Street,
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A G A n d
TO THE CIVILIZED WORLD,

''''' Wv Il'l/sfD NOkLD''
W B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
" Agent, duly authorized and empowered bv
the rroprletors of most of the hest newspapers Of
all the cities aud principal towns in the T. $ and
Canada. 10 receive suhscrp ions and advertise
menls, and to give receipts for them respectfully
notifies the public. that he j. prepared to eyccue
orders from all parts Of the Civilized World. EN-.
braclng Individuals, Firms Societies, Clubs Rea.
ding Rooms, Corporations, &c, at his several Off.
crs IN the cities Of PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore, New
York and Boston, and where commune atoms and
inquiries. pos, paid, may I've directed. Address V.
B. PALMER, Philadelphia. n. w. corner Third
and Chc-nu, streets Baltimore, =. T.. corner Bal
,lmo'c aud Calvert streets New York Tribune
buildings opposite City Hall; Boston, 20 State st.
A. no other person persons are in any man
connected with the subscriber, in the American
Newspaper Agency, all ht,ers aud communications
for him, should be carefully directed as above, and
to no other person. This caution has become ne.
cessarv in order to avoid mistakes and put the pub
lie on their guard agains, all pretended Agents.
V. B. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent
Editors throughout the Urited States for whom
V. B Palmer is Agent, will promote the advantage
oi all concerned, bv publishing the above.
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CAN in the cities of Philadelphia, New York
Boston ard Baltimore, of which public notice is
hereby gwen. March Il, 1916.
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-o=N 2. SEIFNAN.
ND ERPECTFulLY informs bis friends that
q a he has commenced the business of Lime
Buinng on the farm he now occupies. He has
row on hand quantity of Lime for sale, and will
aIwavs endeavur TO accommodate those who may
favor him with their custom.
Augusts, April ilth. lsi6.-6m
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M ACKEREL.-Fresh, fat Msckerei, ius, o.
WI pened and for sale ct the store Of
March 2s, ls46, HENRY MAsSER.
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Lime! Lime :!

bury. April 18th. lS46.-tf
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EVANS s. WATSON,
No. % SCUM THiRD STRErr

Opposite The PAilodeiphia Exchange
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A NEW PROSPECTUS
THE NEW VOLU
NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR :,

ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR!
ITO MEET THE SPIRIT OF THE AGy. and TO place
l. the Weekly MMrnr on an equal footing with
its numerous rivals, the terms reduced from
Thee Dollars a year. TO Tico. The character of
the paper will he improved in every respect-wih
ORIGINAL ESSAYS, CRITICISMS, POETRY, &c.
Also a copious Correspondence, domestic and fo-
reign. A new Novel of great merit will he COM
menced with Number One, of the new volume on
the lth of April. The paper and type will he su-
perior in quality TO any before used for this paper.
The Elegant Qnarto Form Of the Mirror, will
bind up IN Two Handsome Volumes at the end of
the year, well worth preserving as a faithful and
spirited Literary Record of the Time. 1t will be
forwarded by the earliest mails, in strong wrap
pers, to every part of the United States and Cana
da. Postage free within thirty miles of New
York.
All communica,ions should be addressed. post
paid, to II. FULLER, corner Ann and Nassau
streets, New YoIk.
One copy one year in advance, So 90
One copy two years, 60
Two copies one year, 3 90
Four, 90
Ten, 10 90
N,B.-Price of the DAILY EVENING MIR.
koR, SO per annum in advance. One Shilling a
week when served by carriers.
No Further Notice.
Y>HE Book Accounts, Notes, &c. Of II. B. Mas
L ser and II. b. Mssscr q co. are now in the
hands OF justice for collection, and will be put in
suit IT not settled, in few days.
Sunbury,'April 4th, ls46.
M ACKEREL.-Fresh, fat Msckerel ius, q.
yl pened and for sale at the store Of
March ~, isAe. HENRY MAsSER.
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ErS- Manufacture and keep con-
; : s; !. !: !: !: : ]:
ksnis;sss5 + - Sfstsntly on hand, large as,
X Nstss sEEi Fptffsorment of their Patent I'M
Hs eI>A Jpro'ed Saamander L | Il f
at1sIssss \ JPROOF SAFES. which are
III Ns.ss ts ltso constructed as to set at rest
kse < .~rrs-, al manner of doubt as TO their
s=-i'' being strictly fire proof and
mat they will resist the fire of any building in the
world. The ou,sde.case of the Safes are made of
boiler ron. the inside case of soapstone and be-
tween the outer case and inner case is space of
some inches thick, and Is filled in with indestruc-
uh'r m,teri'l, 80 ss tn make 1t an impossbity to
ever burn any of the contents inside of this Chest
These S'apNone SalimandeIs we are prepared
and do chsirne" the wsrld to produce any article
in the shape of Book Safes that will stand AS much
beat, and WE hold ourselves ready at all times to
have them fairly testel hy public bonfire, should a.
nv ct our competitors itel disposed to try them.
w" also continue To manuiacture and keep con-
>tantlv IN hand, a large and general assortment of
our Premium Airtighl Fire Proof safes. If which
we have large quantity in use, and in ever, In.
stance they have given entire satisfaction 10 the
purchascrs-oi which we will refer the public to a
lew gentlemen who have them in use.
\. Il q. TAYLOR, 100 north 81 ST.; A. Wright
N.phew. Vine -. wh,tt; AeNpnder Caror, Con.
veyanccr, corner Of Fihert and 9th SIS; John NJ
Ford, b mouth ID st.; MyerS Bush, 20 north 81
It; Bailey 4 Brother, 1873 Maket st.; James NJ
Paul, l0l south ah St; DIR David Jayne, : south
Sd It; Matthew Il. Miller, 20 south Sd ST.: ard
could name some three or four hundred others
If it were necessary. Now we invite the attention
of the public, aud particularly those in want Of
Fire Proof iies, to call at our store before puIcha
sing elsewhere and we think We can satisfy them
that they will get better and cheaper article at
our store than any other establishment in the city.
We also continue to manufacture Seal and Co.
pying Pressrs, made in such a manner as TO an,
sweT both purposes Hosting Machines, Fire
Proof Doors, with our own manufacture OF locks
on them, with ID, Eeanss Patent keyhole cover
attached to the samei plain and ornamental Iron
Railing, &c.
y. B,-We keep cnnslsntly on hand large as.
sortnCnt oi our Paen, slate Lined Reficeretnrs.
Water Filters and Coolers aud we have aso on
hand several second hand Fire Proof Chests taken
IN exchange for ours, which we will dispose vi at
very low prices
PhilsdelPhia. January Gath. ls46.-iy
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NEwspApEas.-The newspaper IS
the chronicle of civilization, the com
mon reservoirinto which every stream
pours its living waters, at which every
man can come and drink; iii is the news
paper which gives TO liberty IFS practl-
cal life its onslant observations--lts
perpetual vigilance-unrelenting activ-
ity. The newspaper is daily and
.sleepless watchman, that reports toyou
every danger which menaces the Inst'-
tutions ofour country, and its slnterests,
at home and abroad. The newspaper
informs the Legislature of public opln-
ion, and informs the people OF TIE acts
of legislation; thus keeping up thaleon-
slant sympathy, that good undeEsl9Rd'
ing between the people and iee'sfaters,
which conduces to the maintenanca q
of order and prevents the stern neeas,
siry for revolutions.
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a curse to every State where It has
been adopted. They ask no man TO
concede the proposition without a full
investigation Of the subject. But they
believe that eucry man who is properly
informed Of the immense frauds, an !
the ruinous expansions, and contrac-
tions-the millions OF bank capital that
have been sunk, and the still great
amounts, which have been lost in the
hands of the people, will eome TO the
same conclusion that the convention
arrived at--the necessity of returning
to currency Of gold aud silver.
But the whig journals declare that
this contest on the part Of the demo-
Gratis s'isa udr on the currency OF the
State. 1t is war on a fraudulent spu-
rious currency, in favor OF a sound and
substantial currency. A war against
the substitution of paper rags for real
money. Are not the democrats inter-
ssted in the prosperity Of the State
Do they wish to disturb the regular
process of business and trade, and re.
duce prices Of labor and produce? No
such thing! They ,oish 10 make all these
permanent and stable and regular and
safe, by adopting regular and stablc
currency.
The present. therefore, is animport'
ant contest. ai
The adoption of pure metallic cur
rency, is no visionary untred scheme
1t has been adopted in Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi, Illinois and Michigan, ano
found to be not only practicable, bu
fully to answer the expectations ant
tine wants Of the public. The pape
system has been adopted in every state
and has utterly, or partially failed II
every State; and the day is not dlstan
when it will be abandoned, as cur
rency for the pc eople, in al parts ofou
country. Merchants and traders Cal
have their commercial paper OF course
while the circulation for the mass 0
the people will be real money.--oh'
Sun.
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!archbold e. Wire,
JAMES R. NORRIS,
Alto RNEY AT Il w.
Woodsfeld, Monroe co., Ohio.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE, COUNTY, ss
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE, COUNTY, ss
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Chancery.
Robert Robinson and Margaret Robinson, admins
traitors with the will annexed OF john Robinson,
deceased; complainants.
VS.:
Seth B. Dustan, Hugh Robinson, Elizabeth Robin
son the widow OF Cleland Robinson, deceased;
and William Robinson, John Robinson and Gle
land Robinson, minor heirs OF SAID Clelana no
binson, deceased; Cummin Robinson, Mariah
Hamilton and Jacob Hamilton, he. husband;
Daniel Miller, Hannah Miller, Solomon Miller,
Jonathan Miller. Hiram Forshey and Katharine
Forshey, his wife; George Miller, Thomas Mil
Ter. Francis Miller, Jocob Miller, Frederick
Miller. Samuel Miller, Mary Ann Miller, Rose
Ann Miller, Barbary Miller, Jacob Tyce and
Margaret Tyce, his wife; George Tyce and Gym
tina Tyce, his wife; John Miller, Lewis Miller
Jacob Hart and Elizabeth Hart, his wife; Joseph
Carpenter and Nancy Carpenter, his vile; Da-
vid Tyce and Tener Tyce, his wife, and John M
Kirkbrlde; defendants.
MTOTICE is hereby given that the above COM
plainants, have this day filed in the above
named court, against the above defendants, thelr
Bill in Chancey, stating amongst other things the
sale and CONVEYANCE of the north west quarter OF
the north west quarter of section No ~, IN town
shin No. 5, Of range No T. in said county OF Mon
roe, by the said Seth B. Duston to the said John
Robinson, deceased, in his lifetime, the sale and
conveyance of the same to the said Seth b. Dus-
tan by the said Daniel Miller, and also the sale and
CONVEYANCE of the same by George Miller, decea-
sed, in his lifetime, and Hannah Miller his wile TO
The said Daniel Miller The accidental loss OF the
deed of conveyance from said George Miller and
wife to the said Daniel Miller, and the threats OF
the widow and heirs of said George Miller. decea-
sed, to disturb the title conveyed by said Seth b;
Dustan to the said John Robinson, deceased, sad
bill prays the writ of subpoena, that the ME OF me
heirs and legal representatives of the said ahn no
binscn deceased to said tract OF land may 4e qii.
eted. that the said widow and heirs % ~ q
George Miller, deceased, release the sal %aa ol
laad to the said heirs and legal represent He3 o.
the said John Robinson, deceased; thu ils "a
Seth B. Duston specifically perform his p 2"
tract of sale of said land to the said John R2DAa
deceased; that the said Seth b. Dustan he NJ ~
Joined from collecting the balance of the lt, ,h5st
money for said tract of land, and amonsst o hel
| things also general relief Now notice Is hereby
given to such Of the above defendants as reside ou
Of said county of Monroe and as are absent there
from, that unless they appear and plead, answer
or demur to said bill within sixty days alter th'
October term. (Oct. l9) a. ID. 1916, OF said court
said bill will be taken as confessed as against salt
absent defendants, and decree taken accordingly
By VIM c. WALTON,
Solicitor for Complainants
Nav l6. 1916. 6w:nl
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS:
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel H. Round, Executor of Arthur Porter,
deceased.
VS..
Lucreta Perkins, Mary Perkins, John Porter,
James Porter, son Of John Porter; James Por-
ter, Sr; Hannah Porter, Betsy Porter, Jane
Graham. Ann Dawson, Alfred Daley. and the
Board of Managers of the Foreign Missions OF
the Presbyterian Church of the United States.
TWyHE said defendants will take notice that the
said Samuel H. Rounds has this day filed in
the Office Of the clerk of the Court Of Common
pleas for Monroe county, aforesaid, his petition.
the object and prayer Of which is. that the said
plaintiff as executor Of Arthur Porter, deceased.
NAV be authorized to complete two real contracts
entered into by the said Arthur during his iiie
time, to wit. one with Abram Archer, dated Feb
ruary 22, 1910, for eighty-one acres OF land; the
other with William Cant, dated January IA, lSil
for eighty acres Of land. Petition for hearing a
October term, 1876. ,
WIN. f. HUNTER,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Junes ls46.-ls4w
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SOM 81.

sr Aln--" Sparkling and bright"
Sparkling and bright in liquid light,
is the rill from the gurglng fountain;
Clearly it CLEANS as the rosy beams
OF the sun, that gild the mountain.
Then drink your will of that chrystal rill,
And leave the cup Of sorrow;
Which, sparkling to night with dsceitful ligh
Will sting thy soul tomorrow!
Like gem each drop comes bubling up;
Then forth from the cool spring flowing,
Reflects Heavens ray, and purls on ITS way
Bloom, peace, and JOY bestowing.
Then drink your will of the chrystal rill, &c.
Touch not the wine, tho it brightly shine,
When Nature TO you has given
a drink so sweet your lips to meet
Il A nectar that flows from heaven!
Then drink your will, SC.