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| the Lumber business, at the old stand of VIM.
Bird, corner of 9th and streets, are prepared to
furnish all articles in the trade on favorable terms
They solicit share of public patronage.
je l6-eOu GRO. W. GARRETT co
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AnFAN'S mAUAZENE for July, Tor
III sale at SHILLINGT0N's Bookstore.
Godey's Lady's Book for July
Knickerbocker Magazine, do
Graham's Magazine, do
Blackwood's Magazine, do
Aubrey, new book, by Mrs. Marsh
Womsn's Love, by Eugene Sue
Everything In the Book, Newspaper, and STATION.
cry line for sale at
sHILLINGToN's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. sv. and 9 n st., odeon Building
jy 1T
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G1EBOLD'S JAPAN Golowin's do; Mao
y farlans's do; Koempfer's do; Watts do; Japan
Historic ct Description par Jancigny; Jspon Ills.
toire ct Description par Prassinet.
Imported By ERANCK TAYLOR.
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NEW MUSIC received this veek.-Ida Polka, In
IN gomAr Polka, Psttie Polka, Fantasia on Jor-
dams Hard Road to Travel The Elves, consisting of
Russian March variations Golden Ring Wsltzes
This Dsrkiss, Heart il Sad; Few Days, and in sddf
don 10 o variety OF standard and popular Music;
violin, guitar fute, ACCORDION, and othsr kind Of
Music Books. JOHN T. ELLIS,
may 30 Penn sv.. between 9th and 10th sta
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NAvY DEPARTMENT, July 10. 1854.

TN consequence Of various applications from differ.
ent parts Of the United States, desiring an extern.
sion of time to enable manufacturers Of machinery
to prepare plans and proposals to be submitted in
accordance with the terms Of The advertisement OF
this department. of July l, 1853, the time specified
In that Advertisement Tor tue reception Of proposals
&c.- is extended until the LIST Of September next
jy 20-dtd a. ..- J. DOBBIN.
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IHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, by Docto,
i Moorman, vol, 1854
The Virginia Hot Springs, by Doctor Goode, vol
Burke's Mineral Springs of Western Virginia, |
vol
The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, by a Wis,
tor, vol
The White Sulphur Papers, by Mark Pencil, on.
vol
Trip to the Virginia Springs by lady, pamphle,
Also, Guide Books, Route Books, Travelling Maps
&c. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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LIME! LIME LIME

LIME! LIME LIME Mii
TIVE HAMBURGER LIME KILNs being now In
Il complete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
to furnish bis approved customers ct al times dur.
ing the season with Lime Of the best quality for
plastering and other purposes. The lime manufsc
tured ct these klns Is warranted TO be equal In
quality to any other Manufactured in the United
States. The price will be, delivered ut the Kiln, p<c
In any other part of the city 81.
Cement and Caleined Plaster can also BE- had at Cd
omee A. W. DENHAM,
ap S-6m For the proprietor
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MARCH DE BRAVoURE, composed by Nathan
y2- HiLBUs 4 HITz.
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DoLsL.ARD.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR

PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
VENTILATIN6 WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
No. lsS CHESTNUT STREET. opposite TIE State
House, Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies' and Gentlemen
/ to measure their own hea Is with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Tonpees 4 Scalps, Inch
M. l. The round Of tho No. i. From forehead to
head back As far as
q. From 70 ehead bald.
over the head r. 4 Over foreh cad as
neck. far es required.
2. from 70 car over the cfcwp Of
over the he'd. the bead
.. FROM car to CT.
round the for.
,.d
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EERN LEAVES from Fanny's Portfolio, second
Life In Abyssnis, by Mansfield Parkyrs
American Fruit Growers Guide, by Elliott
Lectures on Pulmonary Consumption, by Theop
lus Thompson, Id
Alone, by Marion Harland
theological Essays, vols, by ThOs De Quincy
Parker's Book of Mechanics and RnRineering BY J.
w Nystrom, OE
Chemistry Of Common Lite, No. 2, by Johnson
Just received at TAYLOR MAURY's
may 81 Bookstore, near 9th st,
S1Mss HAND BOOK to the Library of the Bri-
- fish Museum, l vol, 1854
Evelyn's Diary and Correspondence, new edition,
vols, 1854
Conf. buttons to Literature historical antiqusri.
an, and metrca', by Mark Antony Lower, volume
The Half Century, from 1900 to 1850, its history
and policy, by w Wilks, vol, 1853
Gilberts Element Of Banking, vol, 1854
Birt's Hand Book Of the Law Of storms, volume
1853
The Woollsn Manufacturers Guide, BY Ibberson,
vol, 1853
The Young Officers Companion, by COL Lord de
Ros, volume. FRANGK TAYLOR.
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Empire Hotels HEFLKBowzs
Arrival aud Departure Of Ocean s.sarns
PIANOS, PIANOS.

NTE beg te remind our friends and the public
w that We are the sole agents in the District
for the sale of Halet, Davis Co.'s celebrated ORE,
MUM PIANOS. Also, tor the famed establishment
Of Knaee, Gaehle 4 Co. large assortment of in
struments on hand from the above named manu-
factories We have also an extensive variety OF
Guitars, Violins, Flutes Accordeons, Strings Music
&c &c. JOHN E. ELLIS,
jy l0-tf Pc avenue bet. 9th and 10th sts
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TRY-TRY-TRY

TRY-TRY-TRY
0ANNON'S VEGETABLE or BLOOD-I URIFYING
~ BITTERS. ~ Ask for the bots. e with the
Portrait Of the Inventor and Proprietor, and take
none other, WIN. M. CAN NON,
Washin yton, DO.
TO whom all orders should be addressed or Agencies
&c fen 26Saotf
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TOLD PENS and Pencils, Silver Tea, Table,
VI and Dessert Spoons, and Thimbles made Of ster'
ling silver.
Gold, silver, light steel, and German silver Spec
tsclee.
Cataract, nearsighted. blue, green, and Perifocal
Spectacle Glasses for all ages constantly hand,
and be set in old at short notice, and ut
@ email expense. For sale by
e. X. LUNDY,
je 3O-H Bridge street, Georgetown.
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A n REPRODUCTION to the studt
~ OF ne koman Law, by Luther s. Cushire. ons

vol - ~s' one
yunius Discovered, by Fredick Griffin, vol
Inc Two Records or the Hosaic and the Ceoloo,csl
lecture, by Hugh Miller
Pycroft's Course Of Reading edited INV g A so.,.
D. ID. $780,. - - 0pVno7'
Inc undying one, and other poems, by Mrs. Norton
Alope, novel, by Marion, Hsrisnd
Travels In Armenia, bv Curzon .llF
Life and its Aims, IN two rn-ts
Buckley, b. " NV 4. e.
Buckley, B.A. " new Ia
Mstor3 of pcotestsn.ism In Praacs h. a n. vx,,-
Inc eriet - art. = no7ei ZEN Rlscfxrod,s uuIs
3 9. ,a-tss - NatNeK TAYLOR
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lrhodRAPH EW CT RICHNoNn 10
NJ, aIswn nom Nature and on Stone, by Wil,is
mcleod, hq, for sale by
"A0 RRANcK TAYI0R
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r AIDES, WORLD of FAsuIo,

T AIDES WORLD OF FASHION,, 4.
IL Journal Of the Courts Of London and Psr,s-
containing four beautifully engraved and c,l.
ored pistes Of fashion
oodey's Lady's Book for July
Ladies' National Magazine for July
The treat Pictorial Picayune for the 4th of univ I
All the weekly papers for this week
Everything in the Book and Stationery linz NJ
JOE sH1LLINGT0N's Bookstore.
ie 2l--tf - - o~SN& DenDhes
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN, D. O.
Rev. VIM. }: Clark, psrrcrrA1s.
Mrs. A. III. Clark,

ksv' WW N S ;; Clark PRINCIPALS.
VNHE duties of this Seminary win be resumed on
i FRIDAY, eeptmber 1sr.
The course Of studies actually pursued in this In.
stitution embraces q higher and more thorough
range than that pursued in any other Female Sem
mary in the Union.
The location Of the Seminary is remarkable for It's
salubrity The buildings are large the rooms cape
cious and the grounds for recreation are very am
pie. -
months payable on the LIST Of september and LIST OF
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Mathematics, room rent fuel lights
and WASHING. Music, French, Spanish, DC. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from S. to $40 per quarter, according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference is made to br. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. r. de Ia Roche, W. g. Riigely. ESQ, W Hunter
Esq W. 8. a. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Robert P. Dodg., Esq, and DR.. o. NJ. Linthicum.
Georgetown, D. G.; and to Jos. H. Bradley, Esq,
aaron G; Dayton, Eaq, and Mr.. Ntshugh Coyle,
Washington, D. O.
jy14-n Intel & Union)
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IMPORTANT 70 MECHANICS AND BUSINESS
MEN.
FIRST PREMIUM PIIMP.

4 SAFE and money making business is guaranteed
"A to all persons purchasing State, County, and
Township rights for the AMERICAN LIFTING
PUAR, (Poley's patent Elastic Adjustable Btcket,)
acknowledged by scientific men who have witnessed
ts operation, to be the best and most valuable pump
for general purposes, in the Union. Persons pur.
chasing rights win have no competition, and secure
handsome profits.
Considerable territory is already sold, and the de-
mand is rapidly iucreasing.
Rights can be purchased low and models, &C., be
eceu by applying to H. VIVIAN 4 CO., Sole Manu-
facturers, 100 North Front Street, Philadelphia.
N. B.-Local and travelling Agents wanted Lib
eral commission given. may 2a-Sm
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INFORMATION FOR TRAvELKRs. Ac
FOR BALTIMORE.

L. The Steamer 0SCEO "A viii re-
I sumo her regular trips to Balti-
more on TUEsDsY MORNING, the 18th instant ct
O'Clock.
at O'Clock m.-Stoppiny at Leonsrd.own, Nd.
st Mary's River, Md, Kinsale and Cone River, and
the usual landings on the Potomac.
jy1-Sm* JAS. MITCHELL, Captain.
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may 20
ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

saw o.
A RRANGEMENTs having been made with the
IA owners of the new and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE TO run between Alexandra and
Wellington, distance Of six miles, in connection
with the trains ON this, and the Washington Rail
roads, the following schedule will take effect and
after Thursday, June LIST, 1854:
A Train from Alexandria to Gordonsviile, and In.
termediate Stations, will leave the Depot corner o.
Duke and Henry streets, at O'Clock o M, on the
arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gordons
Vile, ct hslfpast 10 o'clock,-connecting st that
point with the Trains on tn. Virginia Central
Rood, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and etaunton.
A Train from Gordonsville to Alexandra and In
termediste stationB, viii leave 6ordonsville al
IL O'Clock, on the arrival Of the cars on the
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving at Alexsndris
ct hslfpast oclock-thus allowing time TO connect
with the train leaving Washington City for the
North, snd for Dinner on board the boat.
A Train from Alexandria to Warrenton and inter
mediate Stetons will leave Alexandria daily, (sun
days excepteD st O'clock, p m arriving ct War
rent ct halfpast O'clock p. N.
On Sunday viii lesrs At O'Clock O. N.
Train from WarrentCn to Alexandria and inter
mediate stations. viii iesye Warrenton daily {Srn
day excerted) e. aue-ter befcre7 O'Clock O. N, aI
irving at Aley -niI = a. hall osst O'Clock o. m.
On Sunday 81 leave .. quarter past IL o'clock,
1 D. n.
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ND, OWLERS, WELLS 4 CO.,
HxsR Phrsuologists and Publishers, 2al Arch st.,
" Ibelov Seventh, Philadelphia. Ill works on
< I Phrsnology, Water Cure, Magnetism, and
Gm>S Photography for sale at New York prices
chronological examinations day and evening.
Cabinet fres to visitors. may 11-3m
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Passengers Tor l'Iirsy and New Market viii take
the train lenvin NleKsndr' ~ O'Clock Q. n.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, srd saturdays, connecting
with the stages 81 Culpeper. Q. 81.
Passengers fer Lynchburg vii. take the train
leaving Alexandris at Z O'Clock, g. NJ on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting with the
stages at Charlottesville.
ny-Passengers for the Wh.-e Sulphur Springs
will take the train leaving Alexandra daily, con.
Meeting with the stages at Staunton.
Freight Trains are running daily, Sunday eI
ceptsd)
Per order: W. B. BR0CKETT, Agent
Alexandria, Va, Mey 20. may Sl-n
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THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS:
OR, EVERY OLE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

to the secret obligations of married life without
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suffering from . hacknied Cough, Pain In the side,
ofDyspeptic sensations, and given up by their ply.
stefan, be another moment, without ensulhng the
&ScULAPIUs. Have the married, or those about
to be married any impediment read this truly use
full book IS it has been the means CT saving thous
ands Of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws
death.
A3-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In . letter, will receive one copy Of this
work BY mail or Eve copies will be sent for One Dol.
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Address, post psid) DR.. WM. YOUNG,
No. I62 Spruce street. Philadslphia.
ep l3-ly
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TO THE CITIZENS OF aEORaETOWN.

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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24

al BRAvR HEARTED BoY.-A friend has
furnished as with the particulars Of thrill
Ing incident that happened Ia this county.
On Sunday the 9Th Of this month, t. o Of the
sons Of John Hammond, who lives about
nine miles southwest Of Greensborongh,
we're playing about shaft sunk for mining
purposes. when the youngest, about Six
Yeass old. lost his balance and pitched
head foremost into The shaft forty feet deep.
His brother, twelve years old, iImmed lately.
let down the bucket, descended hy the rore
and tiubers, gathered np Bis brother who.
had . n broken bY the fall put him IL
the Bucket, ascended the rope. drew 10 bic.
brother and carried him o. his back home,
something sear Quarte1of mile, before
he even called loF help. The little suffers
e1 Il doing well. q eisbeOl,7h Pare
pair 1t Skates made for Queen Yicto.
lie. ere thus described: The iron ii the
front IS "a tie form ct 4 swan. chase IL in
itaiioncf feathers the clog Is q sotinsNeod
Nth The leafh formed Is shape Of 8
shoe. % that, when sd g. Che foot and
laced IL IL very 6En fhs opposite
trsfsftY Is i late cup q s. tha FOOT, md
eheess Nth tie rose, shanroc fhistla.
|Eh 1fran round The heel IS Of black rate1l
leather. stitched to.c0ft spoad With the heel
clog and q 4, leather afe lined
with s. eeuHe
s. the poi
recent GELS
t'o breaking ground npcN railroad
81 q enf< IS mas Inou prs e5 @ go
S1s1 slt4 sd AN ai@8os
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24

CARR OF EYEs.-Dr. Dafter says: $50
many women complain Of weak eyes that
we have thought i wise to give directions
Jas to reading and writing. By which the
sight may be preserved uninjured. OBJ
serve. then, that the light should never
be allowed to fall on the paper, or on the
eyes Of the reader Or writer, but on the
left side. That writing tires the eyes more
than reading is q popular error; and in
writing on blueish paper is better for the
eyes than pure white. When the eyes feel
fatigued, bathing them in cold water will
both strengthen and relieve them. In
reading great relief VIII Be found if the eyes
are turned from the book to some soft and
harmonious color. Brilliant colors, there
fore, in paper or paint, should not becho-
sen for library or sitting room, where eth
er reading writing or sewing is going on,
For sewing, that peculiarly Eemenine emf
ployment, Is quite as trying to the eyes az
study; and fine. sewing at night is really Ia.
iusious, and should BE avoided If possible.
Generally the eyes should Be used. in all
these occupations as much as can be in the
morning. Ground glass shades at night
are bad, as they deaden the light to the
light downward is better.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24
Vol 1s, No. 50
THE MARRIAGE AITAR

The late Judge Charlton. n 4 recent elo.
quent address before Che Young Mems Kib.
ray Association a Augusta, thus sketches
The marriage scene:
nave drawn for you many pictures Of
aeatn; lot me sketch Tor you a brief, but
bright scene Of beaudfullife. Il isthe mar.
rage altar. Alovely female clothed IN the
freshness Of youth and surprising beauty.
leans upon the arm of him to whom size
has just given herself forever. Look n her
eyes, ye gloomy philosophers, and tell me
Il You dare that there is no happiness on
earth.
See The trusting. heroic devotion which
imPsls her 70 leavv country parents. fora
comparative stranger. She has launched
her frail bark upon the vide and stormy
sea- she bis handed over her happiness
and doom to another's keeping; but She has
done it fearlessly. for love whispers % her
that her chosen guardian and protector
bears manly and noble heart; Oh, wo
70 him that fOrgets his oath and his nan /.
hood.
Her dark wing sbaIt the raven dap,
Ger The false-heaited,
Hiswarm blood the wolf ahaIl Lap,
Ere life Be parted,
Shame and dishonur sit.
On his grave eVeT
Blessings shall hallow e,
Never Oh, never"
We have all read the story Of the hus-
band who, in a moment of Of hasty wrath,
said to her who had but few months be-
fore united her fate to his. IF you are
not satisfied with my conduct, 20, return to
your friends and your happiness" "And
will you give me back that which brought
your asked the despairing wife. ''Yes, /"
be replie call your wealth shall 60 with
you: covet itnot." .sAlasP' she answer
ed, Il thoght not Of my wealth. spoke
Of my devoted love. can you give these
hack toner" s.No!" said the man, as he
fung himself at her feet. MOI cannot
restore these. but / will do MORE will
keep them unsullied and untainted ~ will
cherish them trough life and 10 my death;
and never again viii forget that I have
sworn to protect and cherish who gave up
all she held most DEAR
ibid not tell you there was poetry in
a Womans's look Womans's wOrd2 See
il herel the mild, the gentle reproof Of love,
winning back from it's haYshness and rude
ness the stern and unyielding temper Of an
angry man: All! if creations fairer sex only
knew their strongest weapons, how much
Of Wedlock's fercest battles would be nm
fougth; hoW much unbappiness and GOODNESS
would be avoided,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24
20 sN,T Sc ePUNKY

a couple Who had lived agether for soEls
years ia seeming contentment one day went
q fshiDa. and tied their boat bya rope e E
post III the water. All 81 i sudden the
boat went oad down tie stream, md =
contess arose e "a the rel csuse Of the part
inc ofthe rope. The wife said i must have
been cut With 8 scissors, but the husband,
al & feeling Old fogey. stoutly maintained
that st SEas knife that did the business,
Scissorsl said the wife. Knifel said The
husband sssoFsl Knifal Scissofsl knife,
said both bIf e last The husband losing BIZ
ernper. cried or
Uyon aaY say seis egaip, I'll duel
ypu.
said the vile, dets mine q bold
81 u Tie last
Away enklhe old woman into the water
and IS rhe came - The tirst time. she bel
lowed SCISSORS St the top o Der voice
The old nan pushed her down again
eo. sprtisfsa she fainter lones.
she rose again, but the Old fellow had
hel 81 the head, and plume she went down
Tor the third tne. Nov ehe rese mere
s|oWly and her Waler logged form near.
ne ace determined never g give 81
ehe thr hsf land o cg the Waler
imilaed lhe lr. md second fingers
cp end c
Tue cd me1 NRe heE tteI q
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24


LITTLE THoRNs The sweetest, the most
clinging affection, is often shaken By the
slightest breath Oh unkindness as the delicate
tendrils Of the vine are agitated by the FAINT
est air that blows in summer An unkind
word from ono beloved often draws the
blood from many heart which would defy
the hattle-axe Of hatred FOR the keenest edge
Of vindictive satire. Nav, the shade. the
gloom 81 the face familiar and dear, ava
kens grief and pain. These are the little
thorns which, though men Of ronQber form
may make their way through them without
feeling much, extremely incommode persons
of more refined turnint their iorney. through
llife, and make their travelling irkaome and
unpleasant.
HAPPr lNc1DENT The only redeeming
incident ia the celebration 81 the Eighth
occuredon Sunday night st the St Cherries.
theatre. says the New Orleans Dsltr. The
bill announced chat old Jordon the y. .lcb-
less drummer would appear and beat tbe
drum as BE beat i on the morning Of battle
to reveiNe the Americans lo aeaon. and as
he beat it again at mig tosooth then to rest
AFTER ihe aFduous duties Of the victofi10s
day we're past Full one third 81 l,s
ence visited tie 81 Charles noother pur-
pose than % pay 3 T,bue 81 rcsnecf-to old
Jordon. And IS he old veteran appeared
8 load and long cheer speilea nb from tbc
apa'e s. e1o as borne 81 tsToad lhe pre-
cini " the building in end a4ain. hs
nevef tired Of his music The ga veteran
bowed his acknoW 81 gen and apparent
entll let more proud q the enthusiastic ape
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24
For The Yazoo City Wig.
SHE'S sJUsT THE THINc.D

Ian 40 longer celobs.
have married wife,
And therefore, am for good o. IN
a benedict fOr lie.
HYmen has taught smother strain
Than that / used g. sing.
Instead Of finding iaat with Eve,
ind heF-juOt the thing.
find she's.Just tie thingD whes- scaled
To toll from day to day
Her smile ifrddiates my path,
And cheers mg world wotn way.
She's Just The thing when contact with
The world has worn the heart
Most threadbare, her pure spirit will
lts better hopes impart.
All who would actualize the source
From which true pleasures spring,
Will find Eobserving Natures lawS,)
a wife-io just the thug.
YehacheloFB! whose hearts have not
Been touched with Cupid's wing,
The influence Of a woman's love
You'll find iS-iust the thing.
Make haste for well Jon know your time
Ii ever on the wing;
TO 4goit while you're young''-you'Il ind
A wife is--juSt the thing.
Do you love I'll that's beaiifnls
The birds, the voice Of spTing,
The hoWess, the children !-get q wife.
YOull fnd heT-juse tho thing.
She'll teach you 10 appreciate
aud love the merry ring
0TchiIdhoosd's voice-for teaching one,
a wife il just the thing.
Twill soften your Obduraie heart
To hear her laugh and sing;
She'll cure the blue1, and make you think
A wife is-iust the thing
All talesOf fiction and rOmanes
You'll give up to your wife,
And tuln yOnr studies to the stern
Realities Of life.
In prospelouB OF ID adverse timeS,
For Peasant, Priest. and King,
Heaven has ordained that man should 6nd
a vile is just The thing.
The Bible says (Which always does
To man good iidings bTing3
Man should not be alone, therefore.
A Wi'eis just the thing.
When Heaven caused from Adams side
4 fair help mate TO spring.
He looked on Eve a. EdeH's pride
And said she's just tie thing
The Statesman and the Patriots
Who seek their country's good,
VIII perils life, and fortune too,
Ifneeds Be. shed their blood.
So he who would bis country serve.
III matrimony's cause,
Must never from his dutysWeEye,
Blu, honor Nature's laws.
II, like .sIohn Rogers" he 10 called
To malyrdOm-just bring
u lie wife and nine small childFens and
He'll find her just the thing.
Then, when the golden bowl Of life
Is broken at the apFings
The silver cord about e part
He'll ind. she's--jusI the fBiag