davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

Four COOP HABITs.-There were four
good habits wise and good man earnestly
recommended in his counsels, and also by
bis own example, and which he considered
essentially necessary for the management
Of temporal concerns; they are Punc.uali.y
Accuracy, Sleadness, and Dispatch. With
cut the first of these, time is wasted with
gut the second, mistakes the most hu,tful
30 our own credit and interest and that ol
others may be committed and without. the
ipurth, opportunities Of great advantage are
los. which it is impossible 10 recall.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

Upon coming into the office the other
'sy, we asked the s'Devil'' his rule of pune
!dation. Said he, 81 set up as long as can
'i,old my breath, then put in a comma; when
lgape, | insert semicolon when sneeze
a colon and when ! wan. to take snoihei
chew of tobacco, insert period" We
cannot withhold these rules, so admirable
for their simplicity, from the public Gem
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

Royal families formerly used to employ
whipping boys, who had the honor Of re-
ceving condign punishment. on their pro-
fame backs, whenever any of the scions Of
Soyal,y had committed an offence against
khe Sales of good behaviour.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

A small matter, but one of value to farm
ers, is contained in the following paragraph
I'll you wish TO drive Gu, nail into season.
ed oak timber, and not have it break or bend
just have small quantity Of oil near by
and dip the nail before driving, and it will
never fail 10 90.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

(which, my dear lady, do you think the
merrest place in The world ," "That i'm
medn,ely above the atmosphere ,ha. sur
rounls the earth, shoulc think" "And
why so? ?" "Because am told that there
all b,dies lose their gravity"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

Before the days of the .eelolalers, g
neighbor of Mr.. Bisbee saw that gentleman
at an early hour of the day crawling slow
ly homeward on his hands and knees over
the frozen ground.
"Why dom. ou get up, Mr.. Bisbee? Why
don't you get up and walk - said his neigh
bot.
g. w-w-would, b-b-but it's so almighty
thin here that Pm a-a-afraid ! shall BIB
break through |"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

ERECT OF LIQUOR ON HARD HEAD
"Sanbo, was you ever drunk -
"No, Josh, ! was neber drunk, but | was
intoxicated once on ardent spirits, and dal's
enough for dis niger. Golly, if my head
dIdn2 feel as if all the niggers in the world
was splillin' wood on 'em"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

We heard the other day, good one on
JOAN Check; our former squire, who always
he'd his eyes cooked both ways for justice
and perhaps for Sunday. 1t seems he had
fined an Irishman who having used little
toa much of the cravther was foolish
enough to let the crsy,her use him. Pat
on leaving the office met friend to whom
he ,eld forth.
"Be jabers, and was fined, Martin !"
Mh,-and who fined ye now 20
"Ah-lhat's lellin just. Twas a mon in
there, who's either justice of The pace or a
pac. of justice-and don't know which,
and he's left handed in both eyes PEE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

TaREE THINGS A WOMAN CANNOT Do
To ,sss bonne. shop wilhou. looking in
ito see baby wi,hou. kissing il-and to
admire piece Of lace without enquiring
Snow much it was per yard ;"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

Yankee has just completed very i'm
portsnt invention. II is designed for editors
and when perfected, will cut out items, patch
irow'ers, grind out poetry, rock little re.
spon,ibiliies. stuff buslles, and dun delin.
uuen subscribers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

A USEFUL REcEIPT.-The best way tc
silsnce talka,ive person is never to inter
rult him. Do not snuff the candle, and il
will 20 out of itself.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

Brandy was invented by Raymundus Lii
lius, celebrated alcymisl, who died in 1915.
Bu, for many centuries j! was used as a
medicine, and chiefly as an external sppli-
cation. Next in daring TO the man .ha, first
swallowed en- oyes,er, mus. be reckoned
him who drank the first glass of brandy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY e. WELLS, JR.
EDITOR ND PRO p RI E II o K i.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one wear. if paid within six months, $l.5O
" g ifnot paid within six months, zoo
ADvERTIsEMENrs-S per square for two inser-
tlons-l2 lines of small type or Ia of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent insertion If the number OF insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lshed until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

my German friend, how long have you
ben married - "Vel, dis is ting va,
seldom dom, like to ,auk spout, pu. ven ]
dos it seems to be so long as it never yas'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

Young man without money is like 6
steamboat without fuel. He cam. 60 ahead
Among the ladies he is like the moon of g
cloudy nighi-he don't shine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

IDEAS hang together in the mind by nume-
ro's hooks, and the more ideas man has
the more he can hitch on.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-06-16

THE BEST PLEDGE.--If man would on
ly look a! himself when he was drunk he
never would drink again.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

NEw-oRL1 ANS. March g. On Saturday u Nes-65fs
leans 1000 bales q Cotton sod e sssa
mostly ct 9ac The stock On Saturday did not reach
aE sl.Ess M.ssh s Sc s.s
from 81 lolc The demand confined principally the
better qualities Prices we're about the same previously
reported. s. So Es s&tssfa4a5 ass aasgse tfseNf
BALTIMORE, March s.-Flolr is unsettled with no
sales. Howard Street held at 81 81 and IS is offered
Rio Coffee at 81 81 cents per ID Z Ice cents per
hams 10 l2a h. Lard in bbls 10 cept and ii
cents, and in bbls. at 2sa cents per gallon.
NEW YORK, March s.-F1our is heaty. Sales of 4 200
e for yellow Cotton Is active With ssls bales
at previous rates Naval soresales Of LOO bills
for O'v at Ss aaf
IS 90 9G @ so 81 and 20 p pcpy
Lard-sales of 200 bbs at 81, less active. FL
The New York Dry Goods Reporter the 9th inst. says
Naval StoresThe market frmer since the recent adj
vices from London. The sales 500 bbs Rough Tnrpen
tine s. 25 and 5000 bbs Spirits at 65a foe. Com5
81 65 20 for Wilmington 900 hbls White and Fine
sold at 81 a 4 so and 200 bbls. Tar at 81 So.
NEW-BERNE, March -Turpentine--The market for
Turpentne has been unsettled and prices have varied
siderable during the week First of the week sales of Dip
Scape 81 30 IS for $50 lbs CornThe receipts ofcord
have been large several hundred bbs have been
made at 81 50 per bb CottonLast sale reported SCI
has declined sales from to 11e according to quaf
ity. . H. ..s. Is 1aaz. ,.s,ss sos <.assss. -
WASHINGTON, March Naval StoresH-There has
been decline in naval since last weeks report We
the sale of 40 bbl to-day 81 for old dip and
ssrape u5pentine per Dbl of Tar 81 - per Dbl.
IS 4Oc Cotton, SIC per lb. Staves-R. o. hid sl4
15 and w. o. bbls $1l II PERM. .sgess
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22-Suoe the departure of the Cams
bria the 10 ut feature had occurred calculated
defect the sale of Cotton Nevertheless one-sxteenh of
penny decline had taken place except in the good staples
Orleans which was unchanged closed rather dropping The
sales during the three comprised 900 bales including
1000 to SPECTATORS and 1000 to xporters.
AIessrs Wight G. in their Ctrcwfar quote Fair
Orleans at 81 d. Mddng Orleans 49, l6d Fair Mobile
6sd Mddng Mobile Il 16d. ; Fair Uplands 3D., ard
! Middling Uplands SD Breadstufs dull and had
slightly declined Trade-At Manchester trade and prices
had slightly declined
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
Later ana Interesting from rurope.

-s- A"Aeresttng from EuYOpes
Inc .Steainer Baltic has arrived at New YORK tti,b
Liverpool dates TO the 22d uA. See commercial head
for markets.
But little of interest has transpired in the Br;sb
Parliament. '"e D''''''
Kossuh denies the authorship of the Address II III
Hungarlans IN Italy, which was imputed TO him
The weather throughout Great Britain was stormy
Eastery winds prevailed, and deep snow covered i6e
ground. -" '''
Doubtful rumors prevailed of contemplated relations
between England and France as counterpoise TO the
northern powers. -
Radetzky had proclaimed the confscaon of the nro.
perry of the suspected rebels III the late nsurrecon
airy movement. Lombardy was closely blockaded. -
Muzzini had been on the frontier. bnt was mr.,
captured Safi also escaped. The former was char.
ged with distributing money 10 the disafected The
gates OF Milan were still closed, and iroc rs arriyno
Among the stringent measures adopted was one for
tIddng whistling and singing. Two more rebels had
been hanged and it was thought that some Huneari
ans had been privately shot in the castle. Some few
arrests had taken place al Genoa.
The London Advertiser says that an extensive con
spIracy had been discovered in Hungary; that the
country was in very unsettled state
An attempt had been made 10 assassnate the En-
peror OF Austria, who wounded but was recover.
ing. The assassin, whose name was Lasso Benneny a
tailor, cut down by an aid de camp and secured
The government of Austria bad ordered five thou
sand suspected persons 10 leave Lombardy in twenty
four hours,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
THE ENDING MARCH 10TH, 1853 -

BACoN-The stock of n c. make market is heavy,
and sales very dull The receipts this week have been bet
ter than for time past and note sales at ii III
cents for hog round and - cents per h. for hams Some
four five wagon and loads market this morning
small parcels which have changed hands at l2 Is cents
per h. for hams The stock of Western in is full and
dull at quotations. See table.
BEEF CATTLE-Sma receipts the past week to order
parcel brought cents h. The stock in butchers hands
is fair, and only moderate demand.
Corrosive note sales since last review of only about
IS bales, at Il and cents per h. according to quality
CoRN.-No late receipts. The stock in store is fully
equal to demand
FLoUR-Saes of Fayetteville superfne, from store and
wharf, at IS TO- S. l2a and S. Is per bb in lots to suit
The stock of all brands fair and sufficient for demand.
HAY.-Reccipts light. We note sale of 81 bales at
ton Tuesday (amaged) at 81 O5 to ST III per 100 lbs
Eastern make. Stock in fair, and demand mode
rate.
LARD.-No change to note in prices. Stock fair.
LUMBER-Riycr--Some 10 II RATS received since last
Thursday Sales three four RATS Sc for scantng
81 So boards and I2 $3 80 per NJ for floor
ing boards.
MoIAssEs-R eceved from Cuba since last review 23S
hhds oasses 200 hhds of which have changed hands
10 cents per gallon.
NAVAL SroREs-Our last Thursdays review left the Tur-
pentine market rather depressed state with downward
tendency in prices. The market however revived on
Thursday after closing enquiries that morning, and the
article advanced 10 soft and hard, quota
ons of the day before On Monday another advance
obtained sales have been steady at highest quota
tons largest portion of the weeks receipts has been
the hard article The sales reach 6S95 bbls follows
SHft lard
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
Important from Buenos Avrcs.

BosToN, March 5.--The reported revolution by
the steamer Cambria in Buenos Ayres, is incorrect
The last direct advices state that certain Generals
supposed to be in the interest of Urquiza had REBEL
ed and surrounded the city with troops The at
tempt at negotiation had failed. and up to the sail
ing of the steamer the city was beseiged.
Beef was scarce and selling at exhorbitant prices
Business very generally suspended.
An army Of 5000 men had commenced its march
for the relief of the city, hearing which, General
Pacheco sailed out attacked the besegers. and re-
pulsed them.
Late advces from Paraguay report that Sir Chas
that be was not succeeding very we'll in his negota
tons.
1t was rumored that son of the Pr sident OF
Paraguay was in Buenos Ayres, and that Paraguay
might possibly join Buenos Ayres against Urquiza
A number of vessels were about leaving in ballast
while others were awaiting the turn Of events
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

IND1NAPoL1s, March 5-The greatest excitemement
prevailed in the Legislature growing out bill for in
imposing other restrictions. The bill is supported by
the State Bankers and Banks, while the nonresident
bankers have succeeded in Withdrawing enough mem
bers 10 prevent quorum The House wasin session
all yesterday and last night. The boilers firm and
will hold out unless the majority consent to a COM
promise The Legislature will adjourn sine die to-
night.
LAUNCH.-The Manchester Railroad Companys
Ferry Boat was launched yesterday morning. at MIR.
James Cassideys ship yard, and went off in fine style
at about half-past o'clock A. NJ. The boat was
built by Mr. Jesse Cassdey and does great credit to
the mechanical skill of the builder, The boat is 81
feet IL inches long feet 10 inches in hold 20 feet
inches beam and 33 feet all. She has 4 sa-
looms, 2 on each side. She is built with ruddcr at
both ends, and constructed that acts cut
water, while the other steers the Boat. Draws 3
feet inches water. The Engine built by c.
Reeder, jr., Baltimore, and is 60 horse power.
Commercial, 10Th INST.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
TO CONSUHEFTIHES.

the possibility of of consumption is partially
II med from the fact that three pTofcssed consunptive
have passed through this section of country within
last six month-and from the benefit havo derived
the use of DR. ichs prescription, would point the
sumptye to the Of these remedies believing that from
their perseverng they viii derive all the benefit that
they possibly expect aud probably beyond their
sangune expectations We have used them in our family
successfully for the last years. and by the blessing the
Lord they have proved all they prcessed We have
South, of emincnce. but with the exception of these
Fitch remedies have received but relief In
dton, have used goody portion of drugs and patent
medicines Swain and WStarS Syrup and asam of Cher
have fully tested the Pectoras and
in know but little by experience DR. which
have used and used with in many cases of
coughs and colds and do believe, if taken in due time.
cOrng to directions recent colds coughs hoar8ne
throat &C. &C. not only be freed from present distress
but from the effects consequent thereon
Ills Darrhea Medicines (Specifc) especially in ordinary
Darrhea, Chdren's complaints. &C. excel
lent and in such have prevailed the past and
fall his additional remedies invaluable His Pulmonary
Lnimcn substitute for harshcr remedies, (Which
generally used Tartar Ointment Croton Oil need
be tried to satisfy in his Internal rene
! need no comment from us. Try and
We have known where they have failed know
that the prescriptions not followed If DR.. F's
Medicines humbug they have humbuged into the
oyment of better health than expected enjoy
, He fatters he advises all.
Sold by S. :. FITCH ia Broadway. New York and
G. II. ALEXANDER, Agent.
Topsail Sound, New Hanover, n. G.
March II. 1853 27-2t
TUST RECEIVED.-6OG0l lbs of Prime n G. Hog round;
y 40 bbls City Mess Pork 10 bbls of Fayetteville Flour,
fine super and 10 super Canal Iliram Smiths Ex-
For sale cheap, by Il. GRANT & BRO
March 10. 1853.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
SPIRTTUALIST'S LIBRARY.
p 4 r T r | D G z s. B r I Z T Il n g,


TTAVE a compile assortment of Books and Periodicals de-
voted 10 the facts, philosophy and advocacy OF Spritu-
alism which they will supply in any quantity and the
Favorable terms We refer to the Spiritual Telegraph
list of our Books. prices, rates of postage &c
THE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH is weekly paper,
devoted the Eucdation of Phenomena, and contains
record of the interesting facts &c. very Interesting
discussion CT the facts and philosophy of the
is in of publication between DIR. B. w. Rich
mond and Britain. All the back numbers be fur
nshed. Subscription price, 81 so per annum. Specimen
copies sent
The increasing interest and rapid Of facts de-
mand space and additional services and the Telegraph
(voume H. to in May nex) will be greatly
iarged after which the price will be Two Dollars.
TIE SHEkINAH, Volume H. is being issued Monthly,
and devoted mental and Spiritual Science 1t contains
many Important facts and profound expeditions of the py
Geological laws which they depend Each number con
tan least 4S pages of original matter from the abest
contributors and is embeshed with portrait, steel
of some Spiritualist Reformer Terms 50 per
The of the Sheknah is elegantly printed and
bound intrinsic merits and artistic beauty entitle it
to place every Library Price. in lcttercd and
gilt. So in muslin 81 80.
A liberal discount made o the Trade Address
PARTRIDGE & BRITAIN.
No. g. Courtlandt street. New York.
81 -3m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CAEoLNA

ARRIVED.
March Steamer u phyr McRae from Fayetteville to
]. & D. NIcRac & Co.
Schr Eouse, Robinson, from New York, to Miles Cosn;
with mdze.
S-Schr. Harvest, Williams, from Boston, to Pierce &
U. 5. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley Bates FROM Charles
ton. with IS passengers.
March S-Brig A H. Wass Marshall from New York. to
]. H. Flanner
Schr H. P. Russell. Bennett, from Baltimore to Ellis
Russell & Co; with mdzc.
Steamer Douglass, Banks from Fayetteville to J. Banks
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Stedman from Fayetteville,
f. J. Lutterloh.
gu. s. Mail Steamer Gladiator Price from Charleston
with 10 :sSengers.
March 9Steamer Chatham, Evans from Fayetteville
7. &. Worth.
Steamer Southerner Roberts, from Fayetteville to VIM
Fl. MckOy.
March lou S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates from
Charleston, with IS passengers:
CLEARED.
March Brig David Dufe Zoll. for New York, by Geo
arrs with 500 bhls turpenne n do spirits turpenne
$50 do. rosin, l66 bales cotton, 537 bush pea
Schr. Henry Mutt, (iarwood Thiladcnha by
Harrss with 93 bales yarn, cotton 500 bush pea nuts
700 bbls spirits turpentinc. $40 do. rosn.
March S-Steamcr Zephyr, McRae, for Fayetteville, by
J. & D. McRac & Co.
Schr. Geo. IInrriss Somers for Wilmington Del by Geo
arss; with $50 bbs rosn 263 bush pea nuts, 900
lumber
Steamer Gov Graham, Hurt for Fayetteville by T. C.
Worth.
US. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley Bates for Charleston,
with 68 passengers.
March 9-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stcdman for Fay
etteville. by E. J. Lutteroh
U.s. Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, for Charleston wit
IS passengers
March l0-steamer Chatham, Evans for Fayetteville by
T. G. Worth.
Steamer Southerner, Roberts, for Fayetteville by VIM
U. S Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates for Charleston
with 100 passengers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

=, i'll not the foundation of our hope rest pofi
bus wisdom. II will not be sufficient that section
G.oudces find no place in the public deliberations
P'i not be sufficient that the rash counsels of hu-
nassion are rejected. 1t must be felt that there
psn national security but in the nations humble,
eRpuoawledged dependence upon God and his over
Elm s;ns providence
T9 have been carried in safety through perilous
IS Wise counsels like those which gave us the
Gssstution prevailed to uphold it. Let the period
UI.,membered as an admonition and not as an en-
@.a,,cement. in any section of the Union, to make
@gooerTments where experiments are fraught with
I'll fearful hazard. Let it be impressed upon all
ss that beautiful as fabric is no earthly pow
per- sor wisdom could ever re- unite its broken frar
,nts. Standing as do almost within view of the
sen slopes of Monticello, and as it were, within
Zach of the tomb of Washington, with all the che
E:.bed memories of the past gathering around me-
81, 50 many eloquent voices of exhortation from
Haven, can express no better hope for my coun-
~ than that the kind Providence, which smiled up
A. our Fathers may enable their children to preserve
VA blessings they have inherited
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
PIANO FORTEs AND MELODEONs.

AT MR.. J. D. LOVES FURNITURE WAhEHOCoE'
Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NTR. BALL has just received from n Y another -
large assortment ofne osewood Plan" tortes III 81
at the lowest prices and fully
ted for two years Also excellent Meodeon for very
Inv Old Pianos taken in exchange. The author OF the
following letter. Mr. Ball. unsolicited is unqueson-
able authority. n, co., ,o-o
Mr. Ball. Dear Sir-1t is with great pleasure that Mad
anne Anna Bishop and myself to how pleased
we are with the Piano you kind as to send to the
concert last night The instrument has magnificent and
tone The base is splendid while the upper notes
aar Iond and very harmonious must really say. that
in fnure shall always feel myself fortunate to find one OF
M Rennets fine instruments to play upon must not for
cot r. mention the artistic and true in which the
ano was tuned and having occasion during the whole Per
rmapce to play in almost every key of the scale was IN
deed surprised at the accuracy of the tuning.
One dramatic concert that OF last night when the con
t obliged to give all the effect of large orchestry
t more the true capabiy of Piano. than year
Paor or School practice, and yours fully sustained the
test - e,. Aro5or,o 49, psho. ani
oIf Yours very thankfully,
mys eSA RIsHOP. C. H. BOCHSA.
ANN, Ios2 l5O-26-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
MARRIED.

IN this county. the 9th ult the NJ c. Turrens
MT BRYANT LONG, to Miss DALeIDA, daughter of Mr..
IN Iarbofo at the interesting hour of midnight on the
zgth feorary A. d. 1858; Jno s. Dancy Esq., assisted BY
co. osmoPoe and tner'nt juggler to Miss SARAH SUSAN
PANzA MILLS, daughter of Col Everett Mills
Inc aoout couple joined in the holy bands of
ny after one hours acquaintance and billing and cooling
coqrnlp tttteen minutes Northern papers please copy
In jackson county. Florida, tue 18th Feby by Rev
Homer Hehder, of Quincy Mr. BENJAMIN A DcKiNs to
Miss ISABELLA A. CHAPMAN of Wilmington N. C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11
DIED.

On the Sound. in this county, the 9th ut, GEORGE
THOMAS, only of Thomas S and Frances A. E. Pick
EFT, aged years months and 20 days
VISIONS OF Gods goodness fash nowhere else ra
entity as over the grave OF the departed infant, the chill
blasts of this chequered m the trials of tempta
tons and sin permitted to blight that little heart lie
has been taken to that Spirit Land there amid
pastures and by still waters he shall enjoy eternal sunshine
and biessednes. happy boy.
Oh !! he's gone We guardian Angels,
Clasp the spirit to your breast
Swiftly bear it far through Ether,
To the shore Of endless rest
To the icy grave bear thee,
r ellie of our bIghted joys;
In the lonely grave We lay thee,
Adreu, atlieu, our only boy. ICoN.