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q MISCIEIaI.gAN E0Ifs
RKTENgHVNaToS
-..ISPRING GannsS,lF.

co, have receix.S' l1o.Hi
II e sss & s ssa isWsss PTisea
p Mssshington. Aannteag MSu sae New 9ort
1890 Pieces rs 9 aa 81 sofsa Fss,oTss
800 Pissss Eieh Fancy Prints S.ftss ,s, %a
varied stock we have ever offs-eSs e aIces
1oo Pieces Berage De IaiEes ana Mel!.,bS f1sOEI
lou seoeh G 5na in Manekestef. E1,!. l
ff sins 9 TSasas Mariner shlrtins .p
100 ssa cle sHln'''' Twssd'; Ian.
= go Pieces Flannes, in WEIGH, Rrm,,. F't.
saslet' shakeE'ana other stylss;; % WIZ
% Pieces Bleaehed and Brown Can't. %
iraoh 80 Irish Linens, oursown impopt,tisspne4
1'tCloths and Cassimeres, in great v..i.l q - su
.iEs .Merino andItalian cloths : 20 'eey' ca,Ls.,
zFIsis ottISah5 POas d S ssiI "a aFSsts
s'sss sl5s E ss.sR r
q s% ssss muslin sas asarsa P ssss ii s
u. trariatansS ali c5iors NeatERn
s59ssrs aa. ssi p S5sssh 0SH'sss'
sSe sfh 8; and SdfiS ilosw 1e case na.S S
b n3s9 Pisees Iisktass. some extra heavy.
no, sa1nts. prints including some f,,
Lace muslin curtains very beautiIui '-.-'I:Es'
marseires Quilts, elegant designs. TyI ~ IL
BaFpsly sheetipss and Pillow case ii5su.s and eo
tension a0 tsb S.s'hs' all sizes, some suabI.
Damask and unbleached table linens and ,,,, = -
P slasy X wa,e and selos
81 .Huekabeek Russia and Dana al Totv,,;n,,
Fruit Napkins. u, Ed r.s
Tires 59ys superior and common eaIpstiSs, :,
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Fl 1pr HoBENSACK,S WORM SYRI1P.
THE TAPE WORM

This Is the most difficult destroy of all that
iniest the human syste II grows to an almost indefinite
LENGTH becoming eoied and fastened the intestines
and stomach, ehectng the health sadly cause ST.
Vitus Dance Fits, etc that those afflicted sedoniI ever
suspect that 1t Is Tape Worm that Ia hastening them
to an early In order 70 destroy this Woim very
energetic treatment must be pursued twouid
proper to take or 8 OF my Liver Pills. remove
all distractions that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm which must be taken in two Ia
bic spooniula three times objections followed
have never been known fall In curing the most 0bs
nate case OF Tape Worm! sg 2 II I "
sC &RHAD THE PoLLovIRo! i'
you cannot be Indifferent to this appeal Human.
ity calls upon You to do DUTY 1t Is only
the mahy thousands who Ia its wonderful Effects
DE- y, N. Ito you, the In.
ventor Of highly valuable medicine, prompt tbs humble
testimony In its favor, being genffe
naly eheetual remedy for Worms. Having had
peience In knowing tn, effects or various preparations
my wife, who well skilled in nnistefing to child rem
In istress pronounced it the best used aud
would use no other while could be had daugh
ter OF ours became seriously diseased Her symptoms
We're but her mother at sought RENE
dy Tor Worms. Having obtained yours by the time she
had taken haa bottle o! Sir, the II election
ate mother, to see the Improvement In her child be,
Ing about five or six years old She passed immense
quantity OF her ky countenanee ghten
ed her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
child Threatened with decline death, now "a We prom
ise OF health Thanks to kind Providence whose bIes
sing attended your Syrup, restored the child With
deee recommend 1t to all parents whose children are
suffering with WORMS . y.,rEf :, - -. : -
JAS. b. BOWEN. Minister of the f,osn.,
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MEDICINAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness OF
w the people, is at all times OF the valuable Inn
poranee take II for granted that every person will
al their power to save the lives ofheir children and
that every will endeavor to promote their
health at ali saerces feel il my duty to aolemnly
sure that WORMS according to the opinion OF the
most celebrated Physicians the primary causes
large majority diseases to which nd adults
are liable have apappete continually ehangeable
from kind food another Bad Breath Pain In the
Picking at the Nose Hardness and Fulness OF
the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever, Pulse irregusr-re.
member that all these denote WORKS. and you should at
once apply the remedy-3tf. iaO
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP,uI
Anarcle founded upon Scientific Principles compound.
ed with purely Xegsabe being perfectly safe
with decided benefciaeect. Where bowel Complaints
Diarrhga have made them weak and debiltaeI, the
MIC properties Worm Syrup such that stands
without equal in the Catalogue of medicines, in giving
tone and strength to the Stomach which makes it
tonishing performed by this Syrup alter Physicians
have aed Is the best evidence OF its superior efficacy
over all othera. ,fr.sI ... AiGYaH a9Ui-.2 )
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No part OF the sysems liable disease than the
LIVER, II serving flterer to purify the blood or
giving tue proper secretion to the be any wrong
system and results variousy in Liver Complaint, Jau
dice Dyspepsia etc. should, therefore. watch every
mptom That might Indicate wrong action he Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roofs and Plants furnished
by AZURE TO heal the sick, namely: 1st Expeerant
which ausmens the seerepn from the Pulmonary MUG us
or promotes tho discharge OF seceted
d an Alternative, which changes in nexpliea Bile and
bio manner the certain Did action the system
3D. Tonic. which gives and ength Gus
4th Cathartic which acts In perfect harmony with tie
other ingredients aud operating the Eowels and exel.
ling the whoe mass of corrupt vitiaed NATTER and
purifying he blood which destroys dseaseand restores
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= JAS. b: BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
Late Pastor ofthe Southampton Baptist Church.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT then, Parents and all Others
that Hobensack's %oRMSrRrf is the only Medicine
not dssgIee with the most delicate stomach BE careful
~. HoBrSsAoK, Ills every bottle. . -s,ll
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M.EDIGIlAI,.
Z DIR HaRRISFH

"A Ssssls ta H. l1zatGR4S o.. -
Az ss daensiaiy eonstea 4 hs LockI narnAry,
I'VE No. 81 South Gay att a ana Second
the Exchange and Ciey Post Of
nee, Baltimore Md. This Medical Institnte established
over hneen years this regular Physicians as
refuge from onace Ia speedy and
cures OF various Glasses OF diseases eay
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Dls solution of Co-Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore subsisng between the un.
dersgned, under the firm Of Warden & Edwards,
ms been THIS day dissolved BY mutual consent Jacob
persons indebted to said late firm requested settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden.
Wheeling. December /. 1862. .slzs. q. ..-.f
dec4-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS. JR.
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TO FEMALES.


You will find these Pills In many
complaints ioswhich you subject In obsructions
either total or PARTIAL they have been found
heneht restoring their functional arrangements to
health yacoi, purifying the blood other fluids so Ell
ectuaiy 10 put to flight all complaints which may arise
I9m female headache gddiness, dmness
sgh pain back, etc., and offered the public
as the best Pills for all diseases, upon the following
~, MEDICAL EVIDENCE. OF, e.
the undersigned Physicians, having recsipt
their manufacture submitted Inspection say
that the Ingredients which they composed makes
them the best PHI in ior all diseases the Liver I'm.
purites OF the Blood ETC. Wesoy this only from our
own judgement, but also from tina best a
thortyr the United States All diseases requiring TIC
use ofan Alternative, Daphorec and Purgative Medicine
that came under notice. has been with the
above Pills with the most sail sfaciory success
&C., sGE0RGE,MooD, NJ. u.
.,t7z IN - Itsey,- F.sEROWLEY,s NJ D., 50
- :. - - !. - L. BOWEN, Md. -
0g chase none but those having the signature, a.
y. HoBENSACK.' upon each box, as all others arc
worthless. mutations n i Nrl3s 1E{Il50n"
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing to
become agents. must address the proprietor, .Ho.
above Race, Philade lphia. 80 ~ n - Vsiis-
sod by al Druggists and Merchants In the u. s, FF
Pamphies OF performed In diff
eren. sections Of The country, by the above medicines
can be had gratis 81 the agents, si,l.rl m ,faj >
sold by Baker Wheeling, wholesale aud retail agent
or western Va;W T.. Briggs, West Liberty; J. Fer.
Teli J. CARING, Triadephia VIM. Hosack
cents .h''! W r. rms
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PERSONS AT A DISTANCE. Tr, =.
May consnltD H through letter, (post paid and BY es
erlbing symp recete thelt and nedi.
cines tho present; while their
win be observed with honorable confidence.
All Medicines for warded with prompt attention by sa
damage or curiosity, and accompanied by plain AM
NJ B-7The reeunary position or DIR. Harris enables
him 10 make charges moderate. l11t7I7 Ia
His Office is arranged with private consultation
rooms rendering it available either SEX DR.. H ha
devoted much time and study TO Female Complaints -
G5Advice to the poor free Of charge. 'tsl84ii. .l
ADDRESS. slsassF DIR, G. HARRIS. Baltimore, Md.
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DR.. Harris may well congratulate himself upon the ha
result OF his researches and rejoice that he is permit
ted to dispense balm to the afflicted, position
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New boots aud Shoes.

~ VIM. Bole, 161 Main Street, Wheeling,
now opening the his spring summer stock
Boots and Shoes, which embraces style and
In the shoe trade for ladies' misses and childres
Gents boys and youths boots Shoes To desig
nate the variety would be too lengthy advertise
~ This stock Is exclusively New York Phiadelphi,
make; the latest style and best stock workmanship
both cities; 1t is warranted and guaranteed both
keIs and tho undersigned Particular attention is called
ths article ofladies travelling boots. WIN. BOLE.
"a mar22 .=.. liz =
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ng,l.' ~ DIR. Todd's Pills 80
AN be had fresh and genuine following places In
~ The City Of Wheeling and vicinity. viz:-At the rUs
stores OF James Baker: Kells adwell; Brentlnger d
o. p Logan sei Mckee
The Shoe storeof Todd Devo market square, and al
Inc Drug store OF tile proprietor, Quincy and
Filth streets. n 49, 4.su =! 81 + IA -, Il -
They can also be had at Dunn's, Grave Creek; Be
diilions and Jacob Goodngs, Eational RoaG; Benz. l.
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Stringers, west heel
tng and Ely Loomans, Bridgeport, Ohio
These pills need no further Recommendation than a
trla they have now been In tl,a
twenty and If will only give them they
win speak for tlenseiyesty them. 26e per So pei
aoZi S2O per gross # l-.5Ftl JAMS
E-oi-.. 't.a"ltst. Advice. ,a ~ % . - /!
you are troubled with cough; Pain ia the breast or
- any sfestoa 81 the Lungs-use itrentlinger's Com
II you afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises or sprans, or your hands feet frost bitten
or ehappeaTUse tie Berger or Spine and Muscle Lni-
shoGld you be affected with seroful., or any disease
arising impurlty OF too b.ood inudicous use
mercury by all means ocure BrentiLgers Fluid Rx
tract OF Sarsapalilla and uandelion.
remedies have been tried by hundreds, and in all
cases have given satisfactory evidence their superior
efficacy other medicine the cure OF these
complaints for which they arc recommended ., isT7
BRENTLlNGER q ARMsTRoNG,s .
APotheeary, Monroe street. adjoining the MeLme House
idec2452 S'
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ISaddles, Harness, Trunks. sc

10 Saddles, Harness, Trunks, sc.
GA JER'H. B. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
81 wife the attention OF his friends, and the public
7S generally to his establishment, where win be
found constantly ON hand large and well
LHsEidles, lanes. Iron frame md Weed box
and Hog skin Collnrs, Hniaes, Whips, dc.
CSC, SEc.t, 11ei - -
ofthe best materials, and will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
Thnse desiring to purchase requested
anime for themselves at - Ez-rf ri : FT .
sePtI3-1yd. No. 113, Main at, Wheeling Va
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CITY TRADE.


New Books and Papers
ATT. L. BUSHsS NEW LITERARY DEPOT,
MAIN ST., one door nom Monroe, and opposite the
Romance Of the war or Napoleons campaign in Russia
-price 90 Cts - * P1t9.3 Iftltlt4eh EEEsi
The Gypsy by g. p. r. James; %,
Tales ofWateTloo by j. Il Maxweli-price2 20 cta IL
Illustrated News for Jan. Is; - -
Gleason,s Drawing Room Companions; no
Brother Jonathans-anew supply, =
N. York weekly and daily Herald; 800
National Police Gazetteer; a''sE1 'lt'Ntf tsAhttl
Baltimore Daily and Clipper every day at 10 cts
der week. .lf;l. iiGjani9) Sfff-f J. l., BUSH.
100 LBS Glauber' Salts for sale BY q
Second. Arrivalo of Winter Goods.
p GMER & BRO, No. SO, Main ut. Centre Wheeling
~, have jnst lot Of Paris style Bon.
made and trmed entirely different from anything
or before to this market Also large
o. French Merinoes Cloths Alpaecas ect and va.
Iions other goods, new in style and quality, I'll
In the above, having very large stock on
hAnd we have tha day began to sell them at
low prices and adopted the motto ssSmall Profits and
mek Returns Purchasers wishing money will
ind to their interest to favor with call. ' NJ
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CuRE.

i ! ta4NOI 1Ett HEM .tFhABI1EE UUHE. =
NEW YoRK, Jan. g. 1850 I.
Messrs. SANps-Gentle:nen-lh have great pleasure in
rom the use OF your Sarsaparilla subject puno.
disease made voyage Europe, while there
continued to be afflicted. weeks after my return
was seized with violent hemorrhage lungs and
from the debility eat prostration OF atregth that
followed, wit, :sieds q fhcnlty OF respiration
am emu, ely y 2nxour sarsapa a, which
i'll the healing art. ~ RI - fopyteen yeals
: Gfsyeston, il. SS So
Prepared and sold, wholesale and. retail, by A. b. d
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 ST. corner OF
William, New York. Sold also by druggists general
throughout the United States and Canaas Price 81 pe
bottle; six bottles for So. For sale by :.
.. .,.,i.r.,-, }. H,CRUMBACKER,
No. 175 Main St, Wheeling.
Wilcox OF Pitsbui gh Seaton Sharpe OF Maysviilc
q Crichton Portsnouthi and 4. -. Hinna
Cinciman. So -.s.. .-s--,..t, =. mar10-3m ?
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JOhfntzeB. :
w would call particular attentiop tn ,o,r, ,.,,s
assortment OF French Chintzes, plain and borderea
Gh;ts dark and light colors; also rich Furnnr
teozS .g.s ee,-l --lis -, sees HElSKELL Il Co.'s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-07

WH4T IS DUE rs.-The editor Of the Du-
buque Herald states that Iowa contributes
to the Post Office department $50 900 more
per annum than is expended On the mail
service within her borders. We hope as an
act of justice this surplus may be expended
III our midst. Our mail facilities need "a
material increase, and the absolute necess-
ties of the caseimperatiyely demand daily
mail between St. Louis and Dubuque. We
are tired Of being taxed thousands upon
thousands Of dollars, by tariffs and in other
ways, TO support the general government
and receiving scarcely a meatless bone in
return HuscatjHe Enquirer.
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> -
TIE Bible.

How comes il that this little volume. COM
posed by humble men in rude age, when
art and science were in their childhood. has
exerted mole iRineace on the human mind
and on the social system, than all other
books put toget herl Whence comes itthat
this book has achieved such marvellous
changes in the opinion of mankind-has
banished idol worship-has abolished infan-
.ticide-has put down polygamy and divorce
created for families that blessed thing a
Christian homeland caused it other tri-
uinph BIZ causing benevolent institutions.
open. and expansive, to spring up as with
the wand Of enchantment. What other
engine Of social improvement has operated
so long, and yet lost none OF its yirtuesl-
Since il appeared many boasted plans Of
amehoration have been tried and failed
many codes Of Jurisprudence have arisen,
and run their course and expired. Empire
after Empire have launched on the tide OF
time, and gone down, leaving no trace on
the waters. But this book is still going
about doing good-leavening society with
its holy notwithstanding the sorrowfu
with its Observation-Disclosures the
tempted-encouraging the penitent-calm,
{ ing the troubled spirit-and smoothing the
pillow of death.
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AMERICAN SILK.-At Newport, Ken
lucky. opposite Cincinnati, there is an un-
pretending silk factory, which will hearaf-
ter be memorable in the history of Ameri-
can industry. 1t is carried on by Messrs.
JokEs s. WILSON, who employ some half
dozen or more laborers, with five looms and
some $50 spindies, consuming annually sew
eral hundred weight Of raw silk. The man.
ufactnre is directed BY MT. WILSON. while
Mr. JoyEs, who is of the Quaker persuasion
and is universally known as Friend JONES,
sells the products. These are pocket-hand
kerchiefs, cravats, vestings, plain and plaid
dress silks, AS far as possible raw silk OF
American growth is used in the factory, but
the imported article has to be relied OH IL
make out a supply. The raw silk raised in
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, when tolera-
bic care is used, is used, is not surpassed by
any in the world, being equal to the best
Italian (Which is all consumed in Europe)
and better than any imported into this coun
! try. This is owing to advantages of soil and
! climate. which imparts peculiar luster ans
/ strength Of fiber, and cannot fail. in time, Il
make the United States one OF the creates
4 silk growing countries in the world. Fol
\ the best Hative-reeled silk they pay s. t
i S. SO y h.. while the price OF the bes
Imported does not exceed 81 30.
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rAe Little Morning Glory

Dear little pet. She was goinga Jour-
new in the cars with mamma, and her httie
curly head could not stay on the pillow for
thinking OF il. She was awake by the
dawn, and had been trying to rouse mamma
for an hour. She had told her joy in lsp,ng
accents to Dolly whose stoical indliier-
lence wassvers provoking, especially wnen
she knew she was gong TO see "her dear
white-haired old grandpa who had never
yet looked upon her sweet face, although
pen and ink had long since heraided her
polite projections. Yes, Little pet must
look her prettiest, for graRdpapa = eyes are
not SO dim that the. sight Of a pretty face
doesn't cheer him Ike d ray or glad sunlight
SO the glossy waves OF golden hair are
nicely combed, and the bright dress pat on,
to heighten, by contrast, the dimpled fair
ness OF the neck and shoulders; then, the
little white apron. to keep all tidy: then, the
! Cinderella boots. neatly laced. can see
you, little pet. I,Mish hadyou IN my arms
this minute.
Good bye. How the little enrls SHAKE.
What nice seat our voyager has, ~ tna'
pleasant open window, upon mamma knee
How wonderfully fast the trees ana houses
y and fences tiv past, Was there ever any
I thing like il and how it makes her eyes
wink when the cars dash under the aafh
bridges, and how, ike the ringing OF SILVER
bells, that little musical laugh i, when they
] dart GU, egain in the fair sunlight. How
cows, horses and sheep all run at that hor-
/ nd whistle. Latte pet feels asthough she
was almost woman, TO be travelling ABOUT,
seeing so many fine things On they dash;
! il half takes her breath away; but she Is
no, AFRAID: no, indeed. What little darling
ever could be afraid when its hand was IN
mamma S lore c.asp'
/ Alas, poor little pet
i Grandpapa's eyes grow weary watching
! for you, at the little cottage window. Grand
/ mama says, .sthe cakes Will be quite spoiled;
and she .knits to her seam needle" and
then moves about the sitting room uncasliy;
now and then stopping to pat the little Kitty
1 that is to be pets playfellow. And now
lame Tim has driven the cows home, and
I he dew is falling, the stars are creeping
out, and the little criekets and frogs have
commenced their evening concert, and sui
little pet hasn't come. Where IS the little
stray waifs
Listen. Anlonrthe "uurec0gnized dead
BY the late railroad accident at AorWalk,
was female child about three years OF
age, fair complexion and hair; had on red
dress. green sack, white apron, linen CATERS,
tipped with patent leather, and white woo--
len stockings.
Poor little pet, Poor old grandPapa! 10
comfort him: tell him il was .'shocttRg dc-
hciaest,- but then snobody teas TO blams;" and
offer him a healing plaster for his great
grief, in the shape OF damage money
FANNY FERN.
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BEEsI BEEst!

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the cit
l. xens OF this and adjoining counties, that They
have purchased the sata riht misunderstanding, selling
and using j. A. Dugdae's Patent noth-proof Beehive
for the Stale of Iowa and have in their possession
tfcat-s from respectable 10 the Eastern Stale. tn
shog that this Beehive Is proof against those destroy Ing
insects moiis and possesses other superior advan-
tageS.
Please call and examine the hive at our carpenter
shop Brady street. between Third and Fourth where
prepared 10 sell county, township and Indiyiit-
uai rights, ana Hives ready for use reasonable
terms; aad should Hives prove othera Use than
represent. We forfeit all pay.
I'VE wish also 10 purchase 500 swarms Of bees. for
which we viii eNcba nge hives pay cash.
May ., ls53-ss 3u w. {. Hoops & Co.
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At Home in the Evening

What incalculahie mischiefto the youth
full mind is the improper spending ot the
evenings. In the evening quiet Of home
the youth finds, security from the tempta-
tons Of misconduct. and allimproper desires
are banished BY its scenes and recreauons
When the youth goes forth in darkness,
it is temptation in his pathway to engage
in mischievousness, and often disgraceful
conduct What we see is deplorable
enough, but this is lost in comparison to that
which is not revealed to the public eye
multitudes blasting Their. prospects for hon
or and usefulness by running uncarcd for in
the evenings.
Parents who value their own comfort and
the unimpaired success of their offspring,
should mark the obligation which their po-
sition has imposed They should learn tina;
the fairest flowers Of social life must bloom
in the atmosphere Of home, and by kind
ness and gentle restraint enforce this whole
some truth.
In youth the soul is pliable to the intiu-
ence Of parental care; then il may entwine
the tendrils of young affection around the
stately form OF truth and virtue. love and
admire the family group drawn within the
circle OF converse and instruction; then IS
diffused hopes hslcyon eye over the path OF
youth. then are pointed out upon the plains
Of life the rocks and luiek-sands upon which
many youth has wrecked
Sabbath evenings are blessings indeed,
they gather the family around the social
hearth. and all are raised to the exalted lev
el Of truth by the purity of thought that is
awakened; they are invested with capaei-
ty from on high to assist each other on in
the path that leads to honor, glory, and i'm
mortality