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woADkn AND n,.Rss,. ~ TIVE hGH
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RANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY soLn-Ir
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sPsss sq &kp sSM & IN fsf Sii
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10000 W SAsHs 81 SF sHRvos ss eER4ry AMI
permanently To those who have los, their muscular
the excessive Of the passons and brought
general physical prostIaton Of the system sut
sous asnns isesss
entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This saru
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mbs, and strength the muscular system, most extra.
,s t ooNsuMPTloN CURED.
sysns1itis ssa:
s. ei S & &. s'ss a. e. C.
SITTING BLOOD.
DR.. 7o,onsend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparils
has been the means, through Poydenos. Of saving my life
sn :sy saa q Gssd
ny as to. ~s s all The well
VIZ. RUSSELL. IS Catharine street.
RHEUMATISM.
that Dr. has
The most severe and chronic cases are weekly eadcated
tic s Of III s. s.s Il the ssv
~ y,,,..rs BEhas.y:.L,s ISLAND Sept; N,h
dsould nS' eat sleep walk had the d.rs.sns
ana have dons a %e m Ss
sn am ss am S bet
this for the benefit Of the afflicted Yoan. respectfully.
FEVER AND AcG }fsrs CUMMINGS
DT Townsend's Sarapana is unequaled in o.
q the hundred. that We have received from the South
-, Oswrso, Michigan. Oct. u. ls4,.
bodies 1 q I puohss;, ~
hs ana a S1a
lshed the first bottle appeared warm the blood
is sTd sss, re sz @
ey relieved and she was much better than she had beer
we .f but I aa % e.
I hs ana ss%s he h
on my wife she sent and procured few bo.,es and it
paria without doubt nnequaed in diseases incident e
the west, and II think that this communication willie
OF use, you are at liberty to use it as you choose.
Yours. respectfully. CRANES ii. SwArr.
FiTSl FITSI FITsl
ps Townsend, not having tested HE sasaparla in
70 the following from an Intelligent aud respectable
Farmer Of Wsstchester county:
toKDuAh, August Is, 1877,
DR.. 1oonssRd-Dess Sir: have little sr seven ysar
Of who has been ssveya ysars afflicted with Fits W.
tried almost everything for but without success at lat
sthoush we could find 20 Recommendation circular
tor cases like hers Thought she In very acs,s
health would give her Of your Sa1sapsis an. n;
very glad we did, fs not only restored her ansth butts
has had return of the Fits to pleasure and err
pnae She s fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we feei grateful. Youra, respectfully,
John BUTLER. Jr.
FEMALE MEDICINE
d. Iowussnds SszuaDana sovereign and speedy cue
ior lnoipent nlsuupti0n, Baanne. Pr0apsus Uter
Falling of the Womb, Costivsnea, Pss, Leuchonh9a or
Whitns obsxuced di&oRk Msnsyuatiou, Inooutnsucs
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A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY for, and will
positively cure. the Sick Headache. Chs and Fever
Jaundlce, Dyspepsia, Chronic uianh0a Sea Sickness Cho
, ,ers and Cholera nfantam and healthy action
morphne entering into their compound They do NOT pur
port to be remedy for all of diseases that es heir
to- but saying the above they will
positively cure They will also all derang ents Of
!ne stomach anu relieve from those aches and through
the system commonly called rheumatism.
excellent remedy the Gravel and as a Vermure
or Worm Medicine, there none better.
u Prepared only BY DR.. J. 4. FANcHrR, lao Flu ton
street. New York, few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
se q. b. BEACH, lH Canal street.
T. GV AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama Misssppj A.
kansas Texas and Florida, fell ISdEW
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pfosation Of the s1sism-ao Esasr Vs, IN y. III n
aasssn e. Victims :s sss Dsass
' "a: :s Is::: 4 ss :sss g 81
: & r Ss sss s
Thsassd. S Sss: SS sss ' sSos
ssss sss ssn s s sss1s s ss s..hs oSas.
TO morHERsoArD MARRIED LAD,nd /,
e female oonssin .Pss s.S y
g Lite should nsssct to take H. \
Tor any, Ct ne as1srous e2!hs d.;a;s p WHICH sas
f several year. By usns this medicine. Nor y es yan
a. e. s S
At, ans The .s,,s ndss FL. medicine \ for =.
by, ~ @ ,a hs 2 A. z
Hst %sss ss f. weasns. and .% y
surgical operations may be p. svented.
GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
1t Is the safest and most sieetual medicine for purYnE
ss and relieving the suss.Ts sttsrd.n upon ohd
Sh,ld prevent, pm and disease and snohes
s:ss ss'st s1s !: p
S' S%ohsss
s ana ss the sc,son, and saaazns s orcna
always safe. and most delicate and most successful:
sSt food With this msdcns vii AWAY. ins Sssn
ant easy confinement - "
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.
IN when applied the face very soOn spOs il OF ns
beauty They Gloss the pores of the sk and check the cir
powder or the skin nsmsd 81 The aknes n. ~ "
besqtifes ito production The human facs divine az
ted 1owe free, active and healthy Circulation Of H.
uids the coursng of the pure rich blood 10 he exrem
te that which paints the councnance in the n
beauty 1t that which mpars the ndescrbabie shades a.
This beauty the Offspring Of NATURE not Of PowpSR a.
and use cS.ec he bo oh anj m
pure and active blood Il gyes eh boo ~ Jna ne,e
briiancy to their eyes that /, fascInaf,ng '
This why the Southern and e,necsv the
much admired Ladies' in the Noh who take buf ,fs
exercise confined in cOss rooms IN have noad e,
complexion by the application Of deletelous mixtur Il In ~
and beautiful complications, they should use Dr Tcw
sends pana. Thousands who have used H. are ms
than satisfied delighted Ladies Of every station
office daily. "'
Below Is an account Of another child s,ved Ii, rovs
sends Sarsapaa has saved the lives of thousandr o on
den. The following two certificates are selected om ers
numbe received this weak:
NEW YoRK April l. 49,
DR. Totonssnd-Dsay Sir: One of INV chidren was var,
great debility II came near dying obtained soms Of von
excellent medicine and cured ii directly or which assn1s
You feel very gratsful Yours yespectfnliy ~ s's
ELzAsrTH FOWLER. n Desbrosses street
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparia. bay
Sed t o. S sa sea
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wopder9l quickly does reseys all pain. and soreness.
N1d hsa the Injury. No SCAR REMAINs. Its in
hselins old sores Of long standing unparalleled
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July 8. 1915.
Dser SIR Abouta weak sncs while working uade.
gut ny fo9 n vy bad and DANGEROUS way The whole
OIL OF M ahxe sntseed the top o. below the in
, "sI Ihs wound began nams ana son,naed do
OF and ssversi adhesive puatss but all pdpose
DALl4kH'A MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
anu s than s minutes the pain and inflammation began
70 suoe1de, and has now entirely left me.
removing pain ov inflammation. 5'la II ~
IL am shipcarpenter b. trade, and shall be wlingt as
uX % me Virtues Of the salve q all times whsn necessary
iae on Franklin Avenue Al No. ISL, where give
information desired. Your, ,t.uy :. ,,,,uon
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
So POYDRAs STREET. New Orleans

los. HUFTY would most respectfuyinform the
public gensraly III. he has he entire interest Of
the Southern Branch the Empire Co., has leased the
SO POYDRAS STREET, and has fitted it up At consider
able for the Patent Medicine business. Having
surpassed facilities for supplying Druggists and Dealers
generally with acsin this Inc be ,sntly .gjcs
given 10 q who may favor him with their
The fol wing list only comprises part OF his ensve
assortment which and sc be frnshed 10 the Trade
reasannh ferms afher house In tho South:
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snsnim y fph = liz cutur vsses nA es,irkt r..
49, ~ lhs pilss Y each tonstsdpsl NV q & Is
S&.ss - M va1s e~padss lssf IL thst width IL
~ " = " driven. ~ II lle % - no whsss o
sc1 e eseoiAon 81 ths wdth Of WHAT and 10 I'll cssss
~ !. asv g 20 b. % ued b, P.opes Won had
e.nq1zp ates. whsa deussded b. tie hssjsss,
II IN g p esssc,n ~ n driving This app les
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THE true Digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rennst OF
the stOmsch of the Ok,
after directions given by
Baron i.eihig, the great
Physiological Chemist.
by J. =. Houghton, NJ.
d, No II North Eighth
street. Philadelphia, the
only immediate and per.
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FEBRIEUGE ,


FEVER TONIC
with which any one,
without any particular
knowledge OF medicine ,
!. enabled to cure any 0l
the levers incident to q
southern clilnste, in
trem Two TO TWENTY
HOURS. I
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MOL Nj Esq
SODA WATER.

TT s. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes Il COY
- SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANtIFAE
IUkEk, No ~ taFondelet street. Graver offers 10
srnss he former customers and oher with PURs
ssda Water aud Mead and calls particular attention to his
6.Ve. Tn Cooler Pipes. imps ment ab.olusy
siiecs produced BY Soda Water drawn through lend u,ss
mill, 81 ~ also iuni.lss Soda and Mineral Waters, Sarsa
put etc ETC., IN glass hotties. Onders for Shipment in
Wy oqaaMy carefully and PROMPTLY attended to- and De.
veseu without extra change Tor draysge S- SOFIA Wrte.
Ae.e.a.es eoaaAnuy on hand Tor sale apl 3u
CASTOR Oils bbls. superior St. Louis
~ Castor Oil in store FERD, KEENITT = 70 4
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As the above list only comprises of the leading a
ce dealers and Others informed that their orders will be
PROMPTLY supplied with any article in the Patent Medicine
- J; u, /. sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
Es for the States Of Louisiana and Misisppi
M0EEAT'S LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS
and WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABL PILLS.
The trade supplied lille anal dSt "
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JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT of SARSAPARILLA,

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
= happiness to the hearts of Thousands aud daily giving
more consolation to the afflicted than could afforded BY ali
the wealth in the mines Of California and the world COM
bned 1t l. put in full quart bottles and coniains the
strength OF six times much pure Honduras as
any similar preparation made 10 America.
PRICE-$l yer bottle, six bot les for IS.
1t has been well established fact for past that Sar
sapara, when and prepared was the only
for all diseases originating rom an mpue state
Of me blood The use Of mercury Intoxicating drinks evil
BULL'S FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILi.A is
the only preparaon before the public that prepared on
Sarsapara is purchased without regard price, and eyery
pound be ore being used Subjected The cest
tests and Its ed before being nseI
Bulls Sarsaparia also contains the virtues OF several other
valuable medical ROOTS together forming the best
and producing the agent the known
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
Ssw.a .drrsx1sme.t for Ae Departure At tks Caro-
THE CABS LEAVE

IN Sund1{ the Cen leave every hour. u,
3 AnOMMBus leaves Cansl and Charter stree, .ve,v
qqNsses Of ~ h0nv for the Ilepot. es
Houe Car will leave the city depot evesy moninr
osiock, for the convenience OF fishing rarties
mnt 32p J. w. SMITH, ssni,ArIntendentt
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
WI p would respectfully call the attention Of

puUlIy 10 the I'M
p0rtanu. Of their making
themselves acquainted
with the remarksbi pro,
perties oil the
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/, INSURANCE.
rENNEssEE MARINE AND FIAE
Insurance Company.

CAPT AL. 09OO.OO0.
toiN MHIIL. Ps~,I ]. GE0.w. MARTIN. seo's
- Thu long established Company, with the most ampt
@4ns to TIE pFote9ten Of u Policies, continues to taks
ss y h; f1fiHs " sso x.s..,p. 81
SQueherM Mutual Life insurance Com.
4 Il pnmy Of Loufstama.
iFE INSURANCE xCLUs!vELY. -Exua Gpu,
satss Fnpd, 70 sOO9 Accpma la.iye Capital,
Sbo0S00O,..Pa Offioes No. 40 Camp street.
Hss0onans. This Company d ready TO make
N Insurance on White Persona and
!
i*ses -. Slaves, At their established rates OF
sAiaas &Ql !. premium. This being the only Com.
4 pr pany, incorporated in the State,
" " fined exolusvey 10 Life lnsurancc,
with N extra GqeTantes Fund, the
IY DiBectaqs fsel confident that It ai!0sds
unuluai and much greater induce
v inSugance on their lives than any other.
;sss Il. 4 isalso upon the mutual principle;
saah Assuysd becominG member thereof and enjoy
u4t4 Ny bayoHd III amonnt Of premium nccrued.
m1afanc Copauie organized upon the mutual principle
~ fqaesalH snccs4l, especially th0se exolusvey
cnned to Lille o. they based 9pOn calculations warrant
ID correct by long expeenoe and close scrutiny but the
liability and succss Of this Company placed beyond
Contingency by the arrangement she has made
os undoubted GusEantes Fund Of 00 be used
ssnsd. subscriptions Mutual lnsurance Companies
hIa cnafantss Fund Of $50 900 remains psrmanen,
aHtt ~ Csupsay has accumulated similar amcnns to
cslI6snia permits granted. and srtsnsive travelling
II
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For DIX > r 4 IA. -
Prepared from tho Fourth Stomach of thu On
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Tins Company being orga
nized, solely tor the protection
Of the policy holders and their
familiss sgainst want and pow
sffy, 10 In its operation a great
national benevolent Institution
conductsd upon the most secure
and solid principles. and afford.
ING for a small annual sum, paid
during lie, a large and hand
come leEacy 70 wid0ws and chill
dIen altar death.
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VesD Orleans Agency
s1rTUAb fRQTHgIlON INSURANCE. Co.
Of &olhV1lf0. TSun0as00.

- - ~ 80 HAHTONs 0cufdtuyys
". LOCAL DIRRcT0ks:
Thomge X. PHoe r.. n. Fraser
IS. So. ", Wssta ,ouns6,G &. Connss. o. 49,,
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ymr Bs-n regard to your Sanaparll , will say that
s,anJins ~ soms extent 10 cutslsous affections Of long
* sna IN al d,sass. where Of
me uds Of the body. with SUCCESS in cniuno
,,9n win local treatment. think would prefer il to any
ohsr preparation OF Sanapala use and any ply scian
WI Admit It's value upon learning the substsn = that en-
'n'o iu compositlon, Respecliuly yours
I.w.oo,, T. n..... ". t. PRENTIss, M. D.
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ptcsation Of the systsmQ nast wkckss hs rssait 81
n,s oaS q eans psodeod - rsgSiaty irs.
s ,ass On s1s hS@;p !, s%s ana s,
under la influence imsdstsv S i sh - snIi.I
Of the female tinms which great oauss u barren
nature, exhibit oar1uaes Of curs pssosme In, IT, ~
the afflicted. that huneds q have bet ,pc,tS
children, after usng few bottles Of hi. siiey
have bssn blessed with fine. healthy c5ipsine. -
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OsTIvRN Ess;


THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Ia the safest and certain remedy for ths dsease
1t will positively give relief in the cases. and even ate
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequent
called at office with establishment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment tor other diseases upon
Of their bodies the bowels and that copous
had resulted fromt Thisresult will always follow thoroug
rubbing OF the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be tried. It perfectly safe
IN no instan eecan the Pain Extractor DO harm.
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~ All articlesin the Med
catalogue will be supplied on
my2l
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RRY SIP KLAs.

, This cerihe. that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
H.. been used z p family I1r Sal Rhelm Of thirteen
aeviaed and they both entirely removed Their
be n0d0u but this Medicine has all the that
wilton, added the fesDeoabe testimonials yo
y oters h0 have used in recurring immediate relief
do os caeerfuy recommend 70 the attention cfthe Athlete
the This invaluable save
RN6aic, NJ T. ROSWELL. CHAPLIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
HOME.

| know Of no passage in classical literature
more beautiful or affecting than that where
Xenophon, in his Anabasis describes the cf-
feet produced on the remnant of tho ter
thousand Greeks, when, after passing through
dangers without number they at length as
cended sacred mountain, and, from its peak
and summit caught sight of the sea- Dash
ing their bucklers, with hymn of ioy they
rushed unanimously forward Some went
with the fulness os their deIirious pleasure
others laughed, and more fell on their knees
and blessed the broad ocean.
Across its blue waters, little floating sea-
birds, the memorials of their happy homes.
came and famed their weary souls. All the
perils they had encountered, all the compan-
ions they had lost, all the miseries they bad
endured, were in an instant forgotten, and
nought was with them but the gentle phau
toms Of past and futurs Joys. One was again
securing on his fleet steed across the hoof-
trodden plains of Thessaly; another rccliued
beneath the flower crowned rocks of Arcadia,
and gazed into the dreamy eyes of her whose
form, amid battle and bivouac was, ever
with him the third recalled that proud day
when. before the reclamation of al Greece.
be bore off from amid competitors the laurel
wreath of the 0lympian victor.
OH home, magical spell, all powerful
home how strong must have been thy in.
huence when thy faintest memory could cause
these bronzed heroes Of Thousand fights to
weep like fearful women With the cooling
freshness of desert fountain, with the sweet
fragrance Of flower found in winter, YOU
came across the great waters TO those wan
dering men, and beneath the peaceful shadow
of your wings our souls found rest
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vol. Ono. Ia.
THE SHORT TafLI~

4
No section Of country can surpass aold
Rock5ridge' in beatty and sublimity Of seem
cry. As the traveller proceeds up the VAL
| ley through this country the view on the
Eastern side presents . sublime unbrokcn
chain Of mountains; while on the Western
side the line of mountains is much more bro
ken and abrupt Upon the first entrance in-
TO the County the Jump Mountain presents
its towering peak to attract the attention
next the huge "Hog- Back" on the same line
| the magnificent Horsc Mountain. and lastly
a most rugged and singular looking mountain
called the .sSaort Hslin This mountain ex-
tends in an unbfoken line through the re-
naming portion Of the County q distance Of
about twelve miles and terminating about
| three miles beyond in the County of Botte-
tourt About fifteen miles long Not such
a very short hiu. 1t is entirely isolated from
the main chain, present an unbroken general
appearance and its massive sides Of solid
white rock give it the singular appearance, in
the distance Of being covered at all seasons
with snow. To any one unacqnainted with
the geography Of the County il would seem
to form the Western boundary Of the Conn-
ty and to entirely terminate the great valley
at its base. But beyond /. is a most beau
tiful and fertile valley Of country, consisting
Of the productive lands lying along Buffalo
Creek. Golfers Creek and the North and
South Forks Of Buffalo. No section Of tho
| County produces more abundant crops Of pro-
ducc Of all kinds than this region The want
Of good roads has, heretofore produced great
difficulty in the transportation of the abun-
dant products Of this section to market; but
at no distant day branch Plank Road. from
the Valley Plank Road, viii be constructed
in that direction mp Buffalo creek and furnish
an outlet to the rich treasures Of this fertile
country
On the top Of this short Hill exists most
interesting curiosity. II consists Of a Sec
ton Of table land of about five hundred acres
forming beautiful farm susceptible Of high
Improvement. 1t is the property Of citizen
of our County, DR.. Robt. n. Burton. Tho
distance Of the road running along the side
of the mountain to this spot is about two
miles, and is of tolerable easy access Every
natural facility for farming operations is en-
hraccd within its limits. 1t contains va
riety of rolling and meadow lands A stream,
rises there from several large springs and
flows through it along the top Of tho noun
tain, the force Of whichis sufficient 10 turn a
flour mill One Of these springs gushcs
through the top Of the Mountain Ike d water
spout. Few moro beautiful aud romantic
spots are to be found any where. Ii resern
bles very much the description of 'sSeclqsa-
val' given by DR.. Ruifner in bis celebrated
piece Of fiction entitled judith Bensaddi'
and the author must have had this spot IN
his eye when be SO wildly pictured the ro-
mantle beauties of "Seclusayal.' Gag.
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Beware Of CounterEeits

This medicine has attained that high character
WATCH is necessary for all medicines to attain To
Induce counterfeiters TO put forth spurious arti-
Gle at the risk Of the lives Of those who arc inno-
Gently deceived
Look yell to The Marks Of The Genuine
They have the written signature Of C NJ JACK
sos upon the wrapper, and the name hlownin the
bottle, 'oahom Vhieh they are spurious.
,,ssor sale, wholesale and retail, at the Gsrmd'
1aa'esre @ose, No, 100 Arch Street one door be
BY respectable dealerss hrouehou the conntry
Alse for sale by q b q w DofI.
Asy ". ls:o-ly Hrtt, ,Jvra' Va
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ppetifal.


PAkOD-OxICAL--A PSALM OF LIFE.
What the heart Of the yOuns said TO the old maid
BIT HENRY W. sHoRTFELLow.
Tell me not in idle jingle,
Marriage is an empty dream'
For the girl is dead that's single,
And girls are not what they seem.
Life is real Life is earnest!
Single-blessedness fbi
"Man's thou art, to man returncst,"
Has been spoken of the rib,
Not enjoyment, and not sorrow
Is not our destined end or way;
But to act that each tomorrow
Find us nearer marriage day.
Life is long, and Youth is feeting,
And our hearts, though light and gay,
Still, like pleasant drums are beating
Wedding marches all the way
In the worlds broad field fbattle,
In the bivouac of life,
Be not like dumb, driven cattlei
But heroine, wife
Trust no Future, howe'er pleasant,
Let the dead Past bury its dead
Act-act in the living PRESENT.
Heart within, and hope ahead
Lives Of married folks remind us
We can live our lives as well,
And departing, leave behind us,
Such examples as shall atell'
Such example, that another,
Wasting time in idle sport,
A forlorn unmarried brother,
Seeing, shall take heart and court
Let us, then, be up and doing,
With heart on triumph set;
Still continuing, still pursuing,
And each one husband get
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THE GRAVE.

1t bnries every error--covers ever defect.
extingulshes every resentment From its
peaceful bosom spring none but fond regrets
and tender recollections Who can look
down upon the grave of an enemy, and NOT
feel compunctious throb that he should
have warred with the poor handful of dust
that lies Wondering before him ?---Iyping