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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
To Iralids and the Sick.
THE CELEBRATED
Gontstork MeOicines.

1st. Tbs GREiT PAW ETTRACTc r CCoSNEL;s&
DALLT'sl curing all Burns and all extsrnai rains AMI
81 R4LN or CoLJHBLi for Staying OF Restoring
81. HEHTsS vERrE AND BONE LLrANEy7
aud INDIAN FEGErABLE ELIAEE, a cure for ali
cases OF Rheumatism
4,h. AevAIlfS ACOUSTIC OIL, certain cure for
Deafness.
9th SI'ONN'S SICK UEAD.itHE EEKEDf
7th. AOTHERS RELIEF. for all women ii, the fsmi
iy way. ,,-,.o,-,.
PtNlcEI for Colds and feversh feeling preventing
f.vers for Asthma, Liver Complaint ami Bilious Arc
tons for Disrrha Indigestion and L"-s Of Appetite.
plaints for stomach Affections Dyspepsia Piles Rhcu
matisn &c Tn, great points it is not bad to take
never gives pain, and never leaves costivc.
9th. KOLNST0CKS rERHIFCGE tWorm Killer,
for children grown persons
10Th MES BR0WN'S GREAT TALy EfLLER
No medicine has Been discovered that happily adap
ted TO use internally drops he taken and perform
such wonders when applied erterray wash bath
1i,h. S4tyHOLTZS R01cH AND BED BUG
ZANE, for driving away Vernin in a short time.
18th The celebrated LLN'S LIFE iiLLSsnd TEN
18th DIR. BARTH0LEXET-S PINK SYHCP. the
popular Expectorant for Coughs Colds Influenza, &c.
iith. THE EAST LFDIA AND NEWToRk HAIR
ID YES the only sure co'oriny of the hair.
18th. LIN'S EILa OF CHINA, Chioess Remedy
for cuts. Bruises. Sores &C.
18th EXTRACT OF SiRsIPARTLL4. This ar
as great sstisfieticn a ever. -
Eth TIE celebrated spread STRENGTHENING
pI 1STER made from IW LIN'S receipc, and most
popular in the market
18th DIR. KLINE'S TOOTH ACHE DROPS A
certain and easy for Tooth Ache.
18th Dr. COMSTSk h has lately bought the right fo-
the Tuitsd States Of the celebrated CONCENTRAT TED
TyyYR1L WATER. found At the Salt Springs of Or
NE, C. Chase at ST Ca.herincs, G. ". Ills medicine
ba. attained no,orictv and popularity before
cnalcd v any preparation at that place and its sale has
been commensurate with its merits, which extraor
dfnary. ,
p, cf,.n 10 all ho ca, where the medicines kept
NOTICE All preparations heretofore known "CoM-
srOCKs- or C0MSToCk COS, always belonged "a
oisiry TO DR. Lucius s. Comstock; and though the sig
nature Of ComstocN Co. will he ccnu ucd this extra
label with the fac sime signature Of Dr. s. c. vi
future designate the GENUINE.
ALL OFFERS MUST RE SPURIOUS
| LCCIJS S. CoNsr0CK.
The above meriCins be had In Levisbnrs only o
J. ]. WALLS, who the only dealers in ths senuin'
CoxS-oSX'S cREcARAIIcES IyIlhnsias
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

DOn0!i0n.-The friends and acquantan-
ces Of Rev. JAMES CLARK, ID. ID. intend to make
hun Donation visit Oh FnIDAI the 2Sth inst.
afternoon and evening. All who feel inclined
are cordially in,i led 10 attend.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
ftCU1T iio0-W Whereas the
- - lIun. AnM S NILSSON Ple.ilani InLaa

Hon. ABM 3 II.SON, President Judge
for the 10Th Judicial District consisting of the connti-.
OF unoE and SIfiin snd J,crE WiTTEMcYLE aud JAsa,
MRsHA- E-qIire', Assoeiatc JUDGES in Union COUNTY
have issued thyr preeet bearing date the 18th ,y o
Der, ISL snd 3" directed, the holding of AN Or
phan- Court Court Of Common Pleas Oyer and 7,tner
au' 2"n"ra Quarter ses-ions, nj NEW BERLIN FIR the
county oi tnion, on the se1d'd " nd1y Of fsJruar,
asrf -ins the ith lay ls:s n,, tw, week
NOTICE is therefore hereby given TO the Coroner
Juste "t the Peace and nsta;cs and for the
:" uhi,u, to appear in ,lar proper PERSONS m
their Roll, Records inguis istions, Eyamins,ors and
other k"menbranccs. 10 d. those things which cf their
offices anu IN thr behalf .pfertan 10 re done and all
witnesses AMI other Irosccti,uc in behalf f h
tvii.Dn "esith against sny person PERSONS are re-
Tnird 10 he then and there Attending a:t not depart
without leave at their rcri Justices are rean-st 10
he Pnnctuai In their attn lance 4: tie appointed I'm,
agree: be TO notice
"vn under han, and seal at III, Sherfs oTcc in
New Rrn, tho seth .lay Of Dee in IN. yr,r If nur Lori
one fi"rsani eight hrurel and ffty two and in the
seventy 18th year Of h lu!c en'euce of the United
States ct Amsr.c,. Ggl! Sapc ne tan.norir.ailli
JOHN kESSLEi,. S,.rif.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

CfA meeting Of the Buffalo and Kelly Tenn
perancc Society will be held in the Sirawbridge
school house, on Friday evening, the 2sth inst.
at early candle-lghing. Prof Bliss is expect
ed to address the meeting.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
E9is s2IuTiofj

THE Co-Partnershp heretofore existing
between the subscribers. under the Firm
of NJ. Rudy s. Go. is dissolved by linita
ton. The Books and Accounts are left for
settlement with NJ. HupI, who continues the
business. MARTIN RUDY.
DAM. d. GULDIN.
Farmersvile, Buffalo Tp, Dec. 81, is52-pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

ED-We are this week enabled to present
another instalmcnt from Pref ANDERSON $
notes Of his late brief visit to Europe, and
have the promise of further extracts.
They will be found o much interest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

HAT, CAP. & CLOTHING STORE
& F. SPYKER have Just opened Al s&siv
81 q Old stand in Market s.. one dor eoa,l1
Of Sd, the bes, and cheapest assortment Of
HATS. CAPS. COATS, PANTS, and VESTS
tha, ever was offered fer sale in l.ewisburg,
Hats and Caps Of the latest style. CoAfs.
PASrs and vK<rs very cheap. 4 general as
Also a 10, Dra,rrs. t-,a~ Ssrt., Wooden Us.s-
forts. W.oiien Caps De.
Thankful to our customers for past ascrs.
we hope for a Continuance Of the same, and
invite new customers to examinc OFF stock
before buying elsewhere as ue can give you .
bargain.
Hats made to order and dressed on he shor.-
test notice. Oct. q, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
DIED,

In Chi!lisqualue, 10Th inst. ELIzAnkrH Avx,
daughter Of Cornelius and Elizabeth MGinley,
aged years and . months.
In East Buffalo township, 18th inst, MARY
!eRpAS, N her e3d year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
Il,snOrtHnt to Ladies.

DR. GRAINS improved spino Abdomenal
~ Supporters sure remedy for Prolap.
sis Uleri. Spinal aud Abdcmsnal weakness. etc.
highly recommended by Professors Mott, Van
Burcn, Covington and Webster. and the Med
ical profession generally. are for sale a.
THonxroS g. CHHIsr's Drug Store, I.ewisburs.
and II. F. SNYDER, General Agent. Williams
port, Pa. Wmsport, Dec. 10, ls52pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
Dissolution, and gcsy Firm,
Commissioners Office, , Co
New Berlin, Jan. i3, '53.

Dissolution, and New. Firm.
JONATHAN WOLFE having this day dis
- posed Of his Interest in Josiah Bakers
Drug and Variety Store 10 DR.. William Lesser,
the business of the establishment will be car.
ried Oh hereafter by Josiah Baker and Dr. VIM.
Lesser, under the firm uf "Dr. LeiSe, q Baker.
a continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto.
fore received from the public is respectfully
solicited. A full and choice assortment Of ev-
cry thing in their l,ne kept constantly on hand.
The Books and Notes Of the late firm will
be settled by Josiah Baker at the old stand.
DR.. Lesser & BAKER.
lie VI Shnry Ian on 1872
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
Chair and Cabinet Warehouse

On South Third street Lewisburg. where is an
assortment Of well-nade CABINET WARE.
consisting of Marble Top and Plain Dressing
BupxAvs. Mahogany and hairsear Chairs and
Sofas, variety OF Cane. Parlor and kochIn g
Cams. and all articles suitable for Parlor,
Sitting room or Kitchen, to be had IN the most
reasonable terms and warranted right.
Nov .9m6 NM. ARMSTRONG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
STOVE WARE-ROOM,

Upper end Of Market st. aest Br'eh fo"nay;
TIME best and mos, approved COOKING
SHOP, OFFICE or PARLoH stoves
Piouybs. Castings. &C.. at low rates. by
CHRIST l. FRlCk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

n0rOur Harrisburg correspondence viii
be found Oh the first and second pages.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

To te Hon ledge Wilson AID Iii Of the
q Quarter S.ons e the Peace III and 70. tho County
u Union, at february Term. A. D. 1888.
The Petition Of homas resn, the township Of Kelly
county Of Cnon. respectfully represents that lie
NJ a"d accommodation Of strai and Travellers in tli
hLu'e now occupied by him. and fr years kept
house f pubic eutrltAn.,n Mt for strangers and irav
elcTs. He th.rofrc pray- tie Honorable Curt raL:
him liz, nss for the THOMAS GREEN.
w. the unegs!sncd citizens Of t,c tos.hp Of Kelly,
d" ccrt! that Thomas GTc-n tue above tItioner i, of
Sod Tciut, for honesty and temperance aud we'll pro-
Md d with necessary cuurenenc for the
i"u Of strarsrs aUi trsvcl and that such
eIn Necessary 10 acc"nmontc the pubic. We there
.ore hui"iy pray your Honorable bdy 10 gran; him
WIN. T.. patc.man, Wm. p. Dougal Andrew ITcchel
William e. 10, cr, Jonathan Moyur re,cr Guy-r,
j. In Grove, David Grove. IrcIb ilumm-l,
john >rIih. ! Dntesnan, Henry Humm.I.
To The Honorable the Judges Of the Court of
Quarter Sessions OF the Peace, for The Coun.
~ OF Union, at February Session, 4. ID. 1853
H'HE petition O. Jonas Fisher respectfully
showeih: That your petitioner occupies
commCdiouS house, situate at White Deer
Mills. IN the township Of White Deer, on the
read leading from Lewisburg 10 Wiliamsport,
and at the east end of the Sugar Valley and
White Deer Turnpike Road, whichis well cal
culated for public House Of entertainment,
and has been aud now is occupied as such,
and from lis nciGhborhood and situation is suit
able as well as necessary for the accommoda-
zion Of the public and the entertainment, Of
strangers and travellers. That he is well pro-
vided with siabling for horses, and all conve.
nienceS necessary for the entertainment of
strangers and travellers. He therefore respect
fully prayS the Court TO grant him a license 10
keep an lun or public house of entertainment,
at the place herein named, and yonr petitioner
will pray, &c. JONAS FISHER.
We, the undersigned, citizens of White Deer
township AFORESAID, being personally acQusin,-
ed with Jonas Fisher. the above named pet-
TONER, and also having a knowledge of the
house for which 4 continuance Of License is
prayed. DO hereby certify that such a house is
necessary to accommodate the public and en-
iertain strangers or travellers; lha, he is per-
son of good repuie for honesty and temperance,
and that he is well provided with housc.room
and conveniences for the lodging and accom-
mediation Of strangers and travellers. We
therefore beg leave TO recommend that license
be granted to him agreeably 10 his petition.
l. Albright Elijah Bell Daniel VILLAINS
]. P. Hosue Danl Trump Brin,zenhofe
David Ramsey Jas Black David B Stenlnser
Frs Walker VIM Trump James Dermoody
Jan. IA, 1858. II \ Lichlenthaler
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
PAPER HanGlnES.

YN1IE subscriber has received and intends
keeping on hand large and general
supply Of Fashionable WALL. PAPER, Land.
scapes for Fireboards. Window Curtains, etc.
which can be sold nj City Retail prices-caIl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
Old Newspapers,

GONE thousands m number ,of - si1ss, 6 =
- sale a, the Chronicle Office. al 50 ssS psr
100 taken a, they run. or 81 ~hsn a,sp-ssd. 4
chansc ser Scrap Boots % we'll % sSt Srappinc
paper. April q. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

4 IL in want of Fine Cloths, Casslmeres
~ Goats, Overcoats, Vests, Hats or Caps,
can be supplied at very low prices at
J. HAYES 4 co.'s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

TRENCH Merinoes and Wool des LANES
a choice lot for sale by
}. HAYES d co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

UFMr Nesbi, presents ful! stock of lumber.
sThe renovation of the Court House will
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

EOO Bush. GLOVER SEED ...e,sl b.
winch tho hssht.t f,a.h price will.
paid. Dc, u. - y kREMER = co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

attract attention.
UrDr. Lesser & Baker take fresh start
under fair auspices.
rrAudi, of James Magee's estate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
LesUiSDaarg, Pa.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. q, 1S5;
Business Notices.
. We renew our offer

seG" ou' 0n-
Any oil subscriber rLo rW procure one
uew one, shall haee CHRONICLE fDr tie
t.ro, for 81 each-Cash IA Adtdnce-..for
ONE YEAR ONLY.
These land the Terms on our first page
arc the Terms-the only Terms Of The
Chronicle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

NOTICE.-Ali persons having claims sr
~ demands rsainst the estate Of EnsAs8Ts
Sxiru Iaie Of East Buffalo rP. Union county
deed. are requested TO make known ,hs sss's 70
she subscriber. residing in SAID township, ~iihos
delay snd all those i~'ehted 10 said sstais sIs-
Isuuir,d 10 make immediate pay msnf.
JOHN GUNUY. Administrator
wi,h',he will OF Elizabeth Saith. decd.
DC. 10. 1852 . ---t
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

e8-Thc sub-lctting of that part Of the
route of the Sunbury & Erie Railroad ly-
ing between Sudbury and Wiliiamsport,
came off at the latter place on Thursday
of last week Whether these movements
are bona fdc aud reliable, We have no
means of knowing, but the Muncy Luni-
nary is down upon the letting in severe
terms, and We hear of private complaints
from various quarters as to the terms and
Gripping restrictions imposed, that tend
strongly to confirm our impressions that
the company are at present operating IN
this quarter for effect merel Y, and Intend
TO keep both ends of the rope in their
hands, so as to beat retreat in safety
whenever it may be found necessary or ad-
yisatle to concentrate their energies and
eyy,ected resources on other and more avail
able parts of the route. Time will show.
RsV-An article from the New Berlin
Demokrat, in reference to Selinserove, is
copied on the first page Of the Chronicle
1t strikes US that if Scliusgrove is TO derive
as she certainly will-so many and great
advantages from the Susqucliaana Railroad,
her citizens ought to possess sufficient
magnanimi'y and sense Of justice TO per-
mi, our town to reap some of the benefits
of this great enterprise for which We have
done So much, and they nothing but strus-
gle desperately to kill it. If the ripe pear
thus drops into their mouth they ought at
least to aba.c their hostility TO those who
shook the tree, and lend their influence to
secure US at least one of the three great
highways of trade which they will enjoy.
The Golden Rule is always orthodox, eve
rywherc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

CUPERIOR four faced Broche Long Shawl:
- for sale by ). HAlES CO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

pGEPARED from EENNET or the Fourth sToMtTH
or THE OK, sf.er directions by BARON LII BIG. ths
yrcst Physiological Chemist ty j. :. HOr@uToN Vi D.,
pLil4ieiphia. ~.
&c ! DiyESI' Suc.i :s tn true Iusanug Of :lo wori
PEPSiN. IL Is the chief element. ur Great pgs,ir:
Principle ot the Gastric Jdc-,be Srcr! Of n. fo he
Per,tln0 Prc'ertns and StmuiGt,pg Agent Il the Sto
mach and 1nt.sne-. 1t is extracted from tho Digestive
S.oma If the Ok. thrs frmiBg 1Rt DiGEsTlNE
fLylD. precisely Ess the natural Gastric jake ia
Chemical powers. nni Furnishing q COMPLETE and
PERFECT 81 SUBSrITCTE it.
This is NATURES OWN REMEDY fo- unhesitby
Stomach. No art Of eIual its curative yDsers
Il contains ALCOHOL, BiTTEi.S. ACIDS EAU-
>EOlS DRUGS IL is extremely agreeable TO the tn.ta,
and may he TAKEN bs the most feeble patti, who
rot hAc Watr cracker without aaute distress Ewa-o
# DgJGGED l,iirATIOSS. Peysiii is Sor DSCG.
Call The Agents and get Descriptive Circular, gra
tis. :sin: large amount u SCIENTIFIC EvitENCE,
froIn Lrtss Annual Chemistry. Dr C1mSes bysiooxy
'.i Digestion DR. Per.ira f-i aud Dei Dr. J,hn "
Draper. Of New York University: Prof Duns!insoa's
rhy>in"sy Prof si'nsD "f Ial. College. Dr. Csrpen
ter's rhyso'oy dc together with reports u from
al parts pf the uni.oi States
Ageuts-Dr Thornton l. CHRIST. Lew
isturs: Eoshong 4 Antes, New Berlin; J. W Triins
sunbury. l..3l
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-26
From the London Quarterly Review,
Wordsworth Anecdotes.

He once related that he had never felt en-
w but twice-when fellow student at Cam
bridge got before him in Italian. and when he
tripped up the heels Of his brother TO prevent
his winning race.
Cottle, the British bookseller offered TO pur-
chase and publish the pieces which Words
worth had then in stock, but the poet exhibit
ed the utmost reluctance 10 submit his pre-
tensions to public scrutiny. He said. at the
close of his life. that all he wrote fell short OF
his aspirations, and that he questioned If he
should ever have given anything to the world
unless he had been forced by the pressure o
personal necessities.
In training his eldest son for college. Words
worth was led about this time into careful
peruss Of severa! Latin poets, which furthe
enticed him into translating q part OF th'
Eneid in rhyme. He had read Ovid's Met
amorphoses at school. and used TO be in pas
sion when he found him placed below Virgil
but after he had studied the Mantuan he be
came one of his steadest worshippers. H'
pronounced him the greatest master OF Ian
guage that ever existed: and extolled his lof
ty moral tone and frequent strokes Of tender
ness and imagination.
The anxiety of his gardner that the gras
should be of shade 10 harmonize with tn,
shrubs, is pleasantly recorded by Sir Johr
Coleridge flames and are in puzzle
here" said the poet to the judge. "The gras
has spots which offend the eye. and told hin
we must cover them with soap.leea. That
he says. will make thegr there darker thai
the rest. Then. said !. we must cover tn
whole. That, he objects, will not do in refer
ence to the adjoining lawn. Cover that
said, to which he replies: You will have al
unpleasant contrast with the surrounding 70
liage'" How much the tasteful James wa
indebted to his instructor may be guessed b.
the sentence pronounced by rustic of th
class from which he sprang. upon the beauti
full mosses, lnchens and ferns which ornamen
ted the rim of the well at Rydal. "What
nice well that would be-" he said TO Words
worth. in person, IF all that rubbish was clear
ed away"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-26
Ii.me and wife on Saturday slght.

Happy is the man who has home and q
little angel in it Of Saturday night. A house,
no matter how little provided it will hold two
or so-no matter how humbly fusnisheds pro-.
yided there rs hope in it---iet the wiads blpw
---close the curtains!
What if they are calico. or plain white wi'h'
out border, tnsses or any such thing? LEI
rain come down--hesp up the ERE. No mat
ter ii you hsven't cspdle 20 bless yoursrh
with. for what a beautiful light glowing GOALS
make reddening, clouding, shedding sunstt
through the room; just enough to talk by
not loud. not bad ss in chs highwstss nos
rapid. as in the hurryng world. ba. softly
whispering. with pauses between. for the storm
without and the thoughts within 20 fll up
Then wheel the sofa round before the hre
no matter # the sofa is seites. uncushtn.
ed st that. If SO be il is just long enough ism
two. or say two and q halt, With the tao sts.s
half in il.
Under such circumstances. and st such o
time. one can get at least sixty nine and half
statute miles nearer "kingdom come." ,hsn
any other point in this world laid down 10
"Malte Brnn."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-26

tatoes, onions, cabbages, beets, turnips, squash
es, DC, all ready to dispose of here. or TO pacl
to the mineA You see, and even crowd
through piles upon piles Of these articles, ex-
tending from Plaza even down to the river.
BY each parcel you will see two or three
Spsniards called "ArriroB," either packing
their mules, or guarding their property i'll
they are ready to do so Their style Of dress
lie very peculiar; pants very large-I hardly
know how to describe ihem-but imagine
white, or nankn--tne lining sewed up seps-
rstely-the outside seam, from the lower part
of the pocket entirely open; though made to
button up it is never done. They just leave
them to hang loose and open, showing the
white lining at every stepl Then they always
wear "Sc,appa," around them the corner
brought round in front, and thrown over the
shoulder. not showing their arms at all. Add
to this low crowned black or straw hat and
their costume is complete. The scrappa is a
kind Of tvil.ed blanket woven Of the most
brilliant colors; sometimes in small flowers
but oftener in stripes.
Oh my way home. could not resist the
temptation, to buy little sour apple. though
paid two bits (25cis,) for it. l could not
bel lp thinking that in my fathers cellar, there
were apples enough and to spare; and here
am. considering it treat, to eat one not fit fol
aour c;dar
Have Just been to dinner. We had fried ham
boiled potatoes fried onions, bakers bread,
which l despse. and strong butter which l
sometimes look at but neuer eat.
Our girl CArERINE is one Of The most will
ling. kind-hearted person, l ever saw-tbe
very picture of health. 1t does one good JUS
to look at her honest rosy face. Her husband
is "Man of all work" about the house. and il
equal in willingness to herself Even even
ing when the duties Of the day are over, they
go into their little room, rnd while she sews
he reads TO her in German. He says, 'Wher
Caterine ties he must tie too
AS look about my room think perhaps
you would like description Of it, with th'
other wonders Of California. 1t is No. 2S, /!
by 6 feet, on the FIRST hall floor covered will
a nice three ply csrpet-red, white. black anc
green-sso sofa bedstead, dressing bureau wasi
stand with doors in front, three chairs. and
little table, on which have arranged IN.
small stock of books. my lamp mat so mucI
admired. and most treasured of all. the ds
guerreotyes. Oh do not let Julia. Frank ant
Florence forget their sister. who often looks q
the picture of their sweet little faces an,
wipes away tearl
From your affectionate
| LUCIA.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-26
psttrp.
Grave Of Ben Belt.

BY SIDNEY DyER..
by the side Of Sweet Alice. they have laid Ben
Where often he longed 10 repose, Bolt,
For there he would kneel with the early spring
And plant Ger his darling the rose; flowers
His heart wss as true a. the star to his gaze,
When tossed on the pillows alone,
But now it is cold aud forever at rest,
For he calmly hss under the stone.
How often his eyes were seen brimming with
To mingle with others in grief; tears,
But JOY would rekindle the light Of his smile.
When pouring the balm Of relief;
Al last he has gone 10 the brighs spirii-land.
And free from all sorrow and pain,
He tastes the full raT lures Of angels above,
For he meets with Sweet Alice again!
Well gather the flowers from the green shady
And moss from the silent old mill, nook
To strew o'er the grave where securely repose
The hearts that death only could chilli
And oft, when the soul has grown weary and sad
Wen come BY the twilight alone,
To muse DER the spot where together Ben Bolt
And Sweet Alice lie under the stone.