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Girl Wanted

TTHIS day, 60 few miles into the country and run
i Stitching Machine. Constant employment can
be had. Apply at The INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
2S3 Main street, up stairs DIFF 81
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MRS, S. G o cd win, AN experienced and succe
ul Midwife, holds herself readiness, day and MIG
to attend to the duties If her profession Resdenc
NO. bA'stin street. o2l-du
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THE subscriheris ready to give private lessons
L to ladies' aud geutemen in French or Spanish
Call at No - Pheasant St F. c. M!SNER.
aug4 d.f
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nd Havnna Cirnrs.
CALVIN e. PRATT,

Ofa the BEST brands, constantly on hand and 70
sale wholesale and retail, BY D. SCOTT Jr
octIS DIFF Apothecary. 243 Main street.
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WILLIAM DTCKINs oN
NOT L.

VIII attend to this and other matters Of business At
his Office over the Central Bank. uov6-Gtf
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French and Spanish Converse ton.

nF MISS EATON'S SCHOOL, will commerce on
~ MONDAY, the 5th of September, in Piper Block
Main street d2wk ISL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07

A LOWER Tenement on La Grange street. contain
IA ing rooms, and large number Of closets. This
tenement has two parlois with ng-doOrs and every
convenience Apply at the REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
2S3 Main street, up stairs DIFF 81
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Wanted Immediately.

Wooden Carder and Weaver Wanted
M ANTED Immediately. man to take charge Of
w three sets Satinett Cards. A first rate workman
is wantedj none need apply unless he give good
references.
Also-A man wanted to take care of the Looms APP.
ply at this Ctlice deod6t* 50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07

ON the 9Th instant GOLD PEN, with an Ivory
~ holder The Hinder Will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at this office dtf "a
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WANTED-To Buv or Hire

A SMALL FARM, in the City of Worcester. vii
IN buy the crops now the same, if desired. III
quire at the Worcester and Nashua Transportation
Office, Lincoln Square div aug
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AUCTIONS.
Important and Peremptory Sale

% ~ y a. % o % 8
RIO be sold by Auction, on MONDAY, sept S anil
i following days,
ut Alderma,,s Whites Store, No. 3 Aldermen
HarainyS Block, - ont Street.
the entire stock In tra'e large J,bb;ng house
william str ct, N. " amounting in value TO S3l,-
OOJ. An immense assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
In siks Tabiue'ts, Poplins, Bomhaznes AIpaecss D.
Lanes, Prints &c
. LINENS, fine to superfne. Satin and double Satin
DanIaSk Table Cloths, in all sizes.
=, = Safe to eomm6nce at 10 A. ", PIP. NJ, and in
the evening,
r. > Tile entire i'ock in traae be closed ont
IN zen daAs' l.. noon, Auc,ioneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07
The Eall Term

Worcester, Angus; 90, IS 8.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07

2 OR Good Blacksmhs can find constant employ
- ment, by applying at OSGOOO BRADLEY'S
DIFF Car Mandatory.
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Penmanshin.
10 BE LII.

STR0NG'S System of Penmanship, in two parts for
~ sale by JOHN KEITH ~ co,
n dWaS2w WIT 239 Nam street.
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MORTIMORE'S
Rheumatic Compound.


TNHIs truly celebrated remedial preparation, eflca
Il cous alike Tor each and every description of Rheu
matte Complaints, is already too well known and es-
teemel throughout the United states to require any
lengthy notice Of its paramount virtues 1T ERADI
GATES this heretofore :ncurabe and distressing dis
from system and anrivaled in the Phar-
macy OF Medicine.
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
to force nostrum before the public, but simply to
request those nost Interested,
SUFFER Frs THElfSEL YES,
to procure from the Agent in their vicinity circular
and only read the testimony of those who have
perienced its invaluable curative powers but write
call upon, the convaeseeuts that the statements
may emanaie from the FOUNTAIN HEADS course
which will satisfy the most incfedulous and by
which the reputation Of the REMEDY certain being
sustained. Write also TO the propretors, who win
cord every information, and furnishnames of undoubed
character from every section of the Union, numbering
among them some of the most eminent Physicians,
Cergymen Editors, and prominent citizens rendering
the reliability and efficacy of the remedy beyond the
reach of doubt or distrust.
MORTTlfORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,
Is Vegetable Extract, Internal Remedy, prepared
expressly for this Disease ard this it will in
every form, either infammatory (Acute) Chronic,
matter OF how long standing.
Sold by G. ). a. A. j. Howe, NJ B. Green, D. Scott,
L. T. Lazell, Worcester; B. X Bliss and Haven,
Springfield.
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notice.

THE firm Of ca 8p ENTER & PARKER is this day
1 dissolved by mutual consent II. b Parker will
continue business at the old stand, is fully author
lied To seiie the affairs ST said firm.
A. CARPENTER,
II. q. PARKER.
Torcesfc, 4rgus. 6 s1
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Tin Plate Workers,

VTTANTED Immediately, TWO in Plate Workers.
w who good wor&men, and of steady habits.
WING 81 WATSON, Providence, r, |.
81
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A. An UEkHWS.
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No d Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mass
BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN.
aprI diff
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Wet Nurse Wanted,
WANTED,
TO BE LET.

rTNHE Rooms over the Planning Mill in the Liich shop
on the Boston and Worcester Railroad, suitable for
wood work. or for any business that requires consider
able ROOM and but little power Possession given Oct
1. Inquire Of SIMEON MAYO Manchester street.
nu2A du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07

Is now open for Tie reception Of pupils Room No
Iss Main Street, directly oppo-ite the American Tenn
perance Hou,e.
N. BAH those who desire PERFECT article in
the way of Cold Pens, can supply themselves by calling
at the above room. L. T. MARTIN.
nn30 DIFF
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5000 EsglgaAEkD!

GTOLEN from the store of Chs RLEs A. UProN, in
~ Worcester. Mass, the night of the 30th of Au-
gust, from $1,000 S25OO worth Of
Silks. Gloves, and White Goods,
comprising Plain Buck Silks Satins aid Silks, stripe
do, Corded 10 Plain Chan. cable CO. Coofed Salins
about 80 dozen Kid Gloves Black, W bite aud Coored
White Goods, plain and figured
The above reward will be paid for the arrest of thu
Robbers and recovery of the Goods fair proportion
for either CHARLES A, UPTON.
daUtf
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NOTICE

FENHlS is TO certify that NY wife MATHA BUTTER
i WORTH, has left me without Just cause, there
fore forbid any person harboTrg trusting her on my
account, as shall pay debIs Of her contracting from
this date. WIN. t BUTTERWORTH.
Warren, Sept. 3, 1853 SIS
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House and Lot At Auction

House and Lot at Auction.
- 5. w. SELBY 4 co. will sell on the premi
ii III ses, on THURSDAY, Sept SIN, ut 10 O'Clock
the HOUSE and LOT,
Corner Of Earle and Edacayd Streets,
Owned and occupied by Benjamin H. Goodae The
Lot c, ntains 10000 Square feet on which is I'M
Der % ehoiCe Frnit Tires. in a bearing condition
The house is built of BRICK i'll the most thorough ana
conv enieht manner.
Tie above sale offers arare chance for purchasers of
Real Estate, The situation is one Of The peasantest
in the city,
Terms easy and made known al the sale.
g dts S.W. sELBY d CO.. Aucrs.
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Locomotive Engine For Sale.

4 Good 81 hand Locomotive Engine and Tender,
n suitable for stationary power, in fine working
order. Inquire OF SIMEON MAYO, Manchester Steam
Mil, Manchester street DIFF an22
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Mnrnt plaasant schnnl

J IlF FALL. TERM viii commence September LIST,
! and continue 70 weeks. Pupils viii he admitted
or half or who'e term. NAV he desired. For fur
ther particulars, inquire Of A. CART Proprietor.
Worcester. August ], 1873 DIT anl7
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Grocery for Sale.

fSE Stock and stand of Grocery, doing good cash
1 business in Central location. in this city, is of
lered for Sale For further particulars apply this
Office. Gtf aug5
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F OR S ALE.

IRA The r Teal Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
Hii Streets, consisting of Houses, and about $4,000
feet of Land. Enquire Of
aue2 EDWIN GLEASON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07

spas King Soda WRter-With the usual va
rlety of choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets for one dollar
l.. 7. LAZELL. Apothecary,
myI4 of POI Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-07

BliIlbury COrnet Bend.
j. J. DENiStiN, Leader and Director,
Are prepared to furnish Music all Orders
eff with e. BENCILEY, Rndall's Bock or VIM r.
LOWELL, Will be promptly attended to.
iel3 d3nh WIN F-LOVELL, Clerk.
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a Rare Chance 9!
FOR SALE.

THE subscribers, being engaged in other business,
L which requires their whole attention, offer for sale
their stock of
House Furnishing Goods and Fixtures,
in Waldo Block The stock is nearly all new and pur.
chased at the lowest market prizes. This is first rate
opportunity tosengage in business. Tasms easy.
au25 DIFF WHEATON Il RICKOX
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nj PLUS ULTRA
LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC
KE a va AN Ii AIR!


TIME CLIMAX HAIR Tonic includes in its composition
MANY OF The NEST poten known remedies. Il is com
bined Nth the most elaborate care, and h so strict
regard to proportion that due effect given to each in
gredient, and result is combination. elegant re-
cherehe, and surpassed in point of efficacy by any
other before tho public.
Just so long vitality exists in the Hair the aIpli
cotton OF the Climax Hair Tonic fail be bene
fetal. Its nygorating influence will make Itself per
cepfible. Its action, by removing dandruff and other
obstacles from the scan, destroys their whitening eff
lets, and leaves the way clear for DO her part
As compound for dressing the Hair imparting TO it
soness, glossiness, and richness and also rendering
the siiffest and driest Hair, susceptible of the most
tasteful arrangement, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax h al
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color not liable soil anything
with which comes in contaCt-of pleasant and de-
cded yet not too prominent odor, the Climax Hair
ionic, is what the proprietor has aimed make t-a
compound at once elegant and Elective and Of unusual
INTRINSIC worth.
q Price Twenty-Five cents per BOTTLE Large
bottles containing full pint, sEvENTY.FIy CENTS
Prepared only by
LEWIS 7, LAzELL. Druggist,
No. POI Nam Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
by Traders generally
ap9 dawtf
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Berlin Accidental Poacdirg School

TERMS for the year, commence June 9Th,
Sept. 5Ih, and Dec. 5th, and continue il eeks
JOSIAH BRIDE, Principal.
August H. 1853 dawtDrcl
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4 YOUNG Man, is to 20 years Of age, TO work in a
n Public House apply st American House.
So d3tis
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Wanted Immedia1elv.

QY the subscribers, at their Steam Shop, four good
ID Jouneymdn Machinists, iron work, and Four
good wood workn!en, to whom steady employment can
be given j. l.. Il A. W. STEVENS
East Brookfeld, Sept g. 1853 DIR
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Enr Gala

Ia The House formerly occupied by Col. JAMES
Inid SHEPHERD, No. Is High street. Inquire Of E.
- w. RIDG&NAY, at Freight Depot of the Boston
and Worcester Railroad. d2w* au25
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NOTICE.
w AN T E D.
Girls Wanted

FTNHREE or Four good Boot Bottomers, at No S76
Il Main street, Worcester (near the Oread).
au24 DIFF p. HUNT.
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Wanted ImmediatelY,


ok Girls to work on panIs and on custom Goats
~ experienced workmen Apply to
So DIFF MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & co.
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A CCUSToMED to doing housework, can obtain.
N pleasant situations and good pay by applying al
the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 233 Main street up
stairs. diff IS
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FOR SALE.

lA Two good Dwelling Houses, situated on Green
.li@i ST., the Depot of the Providence and Wor
cester Railroad. For further particulars inquire
of the subscriber, at 206 Main Street
J. w, WETHERELL.
Worcester, Aug. 8, 1853. DIFF
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Bows Wanted.

, OR Boys as apprentices TO the Dry Goods bust
4 ness Personal application the store will be re-
qured. CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, q co.
SIS dawtf
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-01

side Of that city. The wallet contained
&l95 in bills, two s5o's and four Sos
on Roger Williams Bank, Providence,
Rhode Island, new bills; and the hal
anco on City Of New York Banks, name
and denomination not recollectcd. A
man about 5 feet IL inches high, 25
years old, stout built but not 1eshy,
sandy whiskers, low voice, and wearing
q Kossuth hat, drab overcoat, and dark
pants, supposed to be the thief He told
| Mr.. C. that he was blacksmith, and
coming to Cleavsland. but could not be
found after the loss was discovered. Mr..
Crowly offers q reward Of $50 for the
recovery Of the money, and $25 moro for
the arrest of the thief-Cler. Herald.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-01
PROSPECTUS OF THE
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

The Democratic Review will appear regular.
ly on the first of each month. We shall chief.
ly discuss new and unsettled subjects of pres.
ent and immediate prospective interest The
past, except as it Offers monuments of guiding
wisdom. will be ignored, We shall defend the
States from encroachments Of the federal power.
We shall always endeavor 10 present truth, and
shall not strive to mould it to suit the caprices
individualities of any one. We shall never be
personal, except where the imprudent putting
forth for ligh duties, persons known to us as
incapable, makes it incumbent. We shall
speak Of persons as we think they deserve.
High position makes scrutiny imperitve; in the
Wing, but more especially in our own party: we
believe in the Importance of the right sort of
men-that men create the times. rather tha
that the times create men-and that no rnisfor
tune can befall the Democratic Pa rty so great AZ
to have inferior men put at its head. We repudi-
ate the idea that any man has CLAIMS upon the
party; but we affirm that the party itself has
claims upon any OF its members who have the
integrity and ability to serve it.
we intend TO urge at the right time, the nom.
lnation OF the men who have proved themselves
equal to all the exigencies of the day.
The work under our hands has been consider.
ably enlarged and otherwise improved in its me.
chanical execution. There will be every month
one fine engraving Of distinguished democrat of
the present time, statesman, soldier or mechan.
ic, either European or American. The selec-
ton vii! be always in harmony with the gener-
al principles Of the work. The Review cannot
9e delivered where there is any delay OF expense
attending payment. The subscription price
therefore, % per annum, must be invariably
paid in advance. We are not unconcious that
he M one OF the Review 10 radically changed.
Those Subscribers who do not approve, OF who
link 1t not cheap for their money, are desired
% PAY up atrsarages, and stop.
Communications addressed 70 .q9c
D. ". Hsxly; Punaishss.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-01

company is changed, as aforesaid, CO.
py Of tho decree shall bo fled with the
Secretary Of State and also published IN
some newspapers Of general circulation
in the county aforesaid. sJos p.
Sec. A. That when tho provisions a.
forssaid have been complied with. such
company shall thereafter be known by
such new namo and shall have all the
powers, and be subject to the same re'
strictions as II no change Of name had
been made, and no such change Of name
shall effect, in any manner the rights Of
such company, or Of any individual, or
other corporation.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
WIN. MEDILL. @
President Of the Senate.
Jan. 12, 1858.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-01
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Rl11.

This bill was before the commtte of the whole,
in the Senate, on wednesday. Its main proyi.
sions are as follows:
II empowers the company, with the con sent
of the L. States, to build continuous railroad
with one or more tracks from the Valley OF the
Mississippi river, or Gulf Of Mexico, to San Fran
cisco, in California, OIL such other place on the
pacific ocean as the company shall deem most
advantageous to the public interests; and they
are also empowered to construct branch of
said road, from any point on the rsute, TO such
point in the Territory of Oregon as shall best
subserve the interest of commerce and defense
Of the country.
The bill also provides for the legislative &C.
ton Of the several States through which the
proposed road is TO pass, and the company is
authorized to receive aid from any person or per.
aons on the terms specified.
Before April 1854, an accurate survey OF
six hundred miles ofthe eastern end OF the road
is to be made, the rout selected, and maps and
plans Of il are to be fled in the Offices of the
Secretary Of the Treasury aud the Secretary of
the Interior of the United States and also in the
Office Of the Secretary of State in New York.
by April, 1859, an entire track, single width.
is to be completed, a. well as a continuous line of
the magnetic telegraph along the route ready for
use. The capital stock is to be one hundred
millions Of dollars, divided into shares of one
thousand. dollars each. The company applying
for the charter comprises some Of the most dis
tinguished and wealthy men in New York; and
among them are Attorney General CnArrlELp,
1t. Governor CHURCH, Canal Commissioner
FoLLET, ERAsTus CORNING and DEAN RIcHMoSD.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-01

Assembly cfthe State Of Ohio, That the
terms Of the Court of Common Pleas
shall be holden in the several counties
Of the fourth Judicial District tf Ohio,
as follows: ..
FIRST sUBDIvIgioN.
In the county of Lucas. on tho TWEEN.
ty.frst day Of March, the fifth day Of
July, and tho twentieth day Of Decem.
Der.
In the county Of Ottawa, on the ninth
day Of May, the twenty. ninth day Of Au.
gust, and the fourteenth day Of Decem.
Der. Oh ..,
In the county Of Sandusky, on the
fourteenth day Of March, the twentieth
day Of June, and the fifth day Of De-
ccmber.
In the County Of Eric, on the seventh
day Of February, the sixteenth day Of
May, and the thirty.frst day Of October.
In the county Of Huron, on the TWEEN.
ty.eighth day of February, the sixth day
ofJunc, and the twcnty.frst day of No.
vembcr.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In the County of Lorain, on the Sc.
cond Tuesday Of February, the second
Tuesday Of May, and the first Tuesday
of November.
In the county of Medina, on the first
Tuesday Of March, the last Tuesday Of
May, and the fourth Tuesday of Novem.
ber.
In the county of Summit, on the third
Tuesday Of March, the second Tuesday
ofJune, and the first Tuesday of Dcccm.
bcr.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of Cuyahoga, on the IF:
teen,h day Of February, the seventeenth
day Of May, the second day of August,
and the fifteenth day Of November.
Sec. 2. That whenever the state OF
business in any of the said Courts OF
Common Pleas, is such as to render it
necessary, such Court shall have power
to appoint and hold an adjourned term
for the purpose Of completing the busi.
ness of any regular term, upon notice
thereof being entered upon its journals.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker cfthc House Of Representatives
VIM. MEDILL,
President cfthe Senate.
Jan. 12, 1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-01
Addressed to the Ladies'.

Mrs. GAGE, who has lately partakcn of the
hospitalitiss of Governor Wood, in a letter to
the Cultivator, thus writes of the Governor S
wife and daughters-ft models Of imitation
for all Ame,ic ladies';
The ladies work in the garden, train up tn C
vine, weed the beds. tend the borders, and
make around a fairy land Of beauty and luxury.
Why may you not do the same.
Nov. dear girls, you whose homes are situated
away from the hustle and confusion of the city
by the babbling brooks, or upon the borders
Of the forest, or even you who live in more "a
vored places; amidst the comforts Of wealth and
ease, let me ask you sometimes to think about
the wife ofour Governor-think of her as one
like unto youfself-performing all lifes holiest
duties; carefully. carefully. have heard some
Of you sometimes say. that such one was as
proud and stuck up, as she was the Governors
WIFE" Now don't slander the Governors
wife any more-go initiate her quiet domestic
viTtue-be faithful to your duties. create around
An atmosphere Of beauty and usefulness-live
plain, simple, .trustful earnest lives. Think
less Of the trimmings Of your dress, more Of the
garnitulc Of the heads and the heart and more of
your yards and gardens. Forthe sake of those
you love best, do this. How can your sons or
your brothen grow up coarse and uhrcfned, i: |
you throw around them panorama Of beauty
and hazmony7 Fill your gardens and yards
With fruits and shrubbcry-toll the birds to
POUR bowers and let them sing their merry har-
monies at the threshold, and by and by you may
lsve hoaae Of your own, each one Of you. that
vill All the heart Of the soiourner within thy
ates with hopeful hvppiness.